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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Encouraging

I.
Ii begins 10 Iook as ii Mr. Victor
Berger would not be inflicted upon
the country in the capacity OF o
member OF the house of representa-.
tives, in view OF the action Of the
special committee OF the house which
recommended by D vote Of 5 to 1
that he be not seated. This Is eN
tremeiy encouraging, not to say in
spring of enthusiasm. There is little
doubt OF what action the house Will
take. mt. Berger will not get fur.
ther chance TO air his interesting
but quite un-American views in the
halls Of congress. They shall meet,
but they shall miss him And the
universal approval Of the public is
well voiced in the following from the
FL Paso Morning Times, typical OF
what the majority of the American
press thinks about the proposition:
There has never. been any doubt
that Berger would be unseated since
the disclosures OF his reasonable
activity in attempting to hobble tho
United States in its conduct OF the
war. To allow him to retain his
seat in congress under the circum-
stances would be nothing less than
Insult to the patriotic sentiment Of
the American people. BY universal
parliamentary law the house is tho
sole Judge of its own membership,
ana II it we're to place the seal Of
its sanction on the known record 1T
Victor " Berger its members would
be tarred with the same stick OF
~disIoyalty that has made his name
a hyword throughout the country.
SO long as he confined himself to
the advocacy OF the tenets Of So
cialism laid down in h platform
declarations of his party, Berger was
within his rights and was entirely
safe. Other socialists have been elect
ed to congress and have gone their
official way undisturbed by any fear
OF expulsion. BY no twist or per-
version Of the truth Ia Berger mako
II appear that the present action
against him is due to intolerance.
There has been in some official
quarter a reprebensibie tendency tol
be Intent with d~isloyalty after hostili-
ties with the enemy are suspended
our conviction Is that ~disloyalty IS
inst as dangerous and just as much
4 menace now as before the arfnis-
tice was signed; and that there was
never a better time for houseclean
ing then the present. The house Of
representatives is about to set a very
wholesome example.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
A Splendid Address

II.0 .ht t.H-.t 4
The NeweMexican urges all its read
ers TO read the Roosevelt Memorial ad
dress Of Charles 5. Rawles, principal
Of the Captain high school, LincolI
county. published In this issue-an ad
dress full Of ringing Am~ericanism. ~
is n or the best that has come tt
this committee from any part Of the
state says State Chairman r.. II
Twitchell. Its loyal sentiments
should sink in deep, not only with the
young people and others who heard It
but with all the people, who need just
such statements RICH now, 30 that
they may really appreciate what 4
genuine American citizen Isl
Mr.. Rawles should be congratulated
for d real public service. and Lincoln
county scitizehs Interested IN patriotic
education are likewise to be ~c0ngfatu-
lated. In this connection it ia impos-
sibie to oyerest.mate the profound Ct
feet OF the Roosevelt memorial meet
ings held simultaneously throughout
the state in the public schools, with
the Accompanying stimulus to true
blue ~Americanism and the impression
made on the plastic minds Of the boys
and girls Of New Mexico. Appreciation
and intelligent understanding OF Amer
lean citizenship must be secured IN
the schools and the lesson can not be
instilled too often. Colonel Twitchell
makes the excellent suggestion that
similar public school memorial meet
ihgs be held annually, each time With
some definite and timely object IN
xyfaw uQurh tn3t1reSafonH once Blant.
cd he says, will take a great deal
Of labor on the part Of agitators aud
.disturbers to remove"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
santa Fe. Oct. Z, fsIa

Santa re New Mexican, Santa re.
ssGentIemen You have recently
bean running iii the New Mexican
publicity advertising against the pur-
chase Of goods from mali order
houses. / have no doubt, 0 ! be-
Ilieve, has any one else that this
publicity is designed BY you to de-
rive to the benefit Of the people as
well as the merchants Of Santa re,
Yet there IL another side to Hts
question.
There is plenty Of room for dis.
cfssion as To whetnefp mail order
houses from the fact rf their side
and organization, are not able to
sell more eheaply tIlan smaller re-
ltaIs houses. And 1t is hardly fair to
accuse them wholesale Of dishonesty,
as BY implication you have done N
some Of your publicity, I happen to
know personally, of one case Of a
mail order house, that had one OF
the hest an earliest Or starts in the
field That ruined It's trade and even.
'tua1iy the company BY not paying
strict heed to the honesty Of the
products. the fact of their continued
bhtoLtUt5 ~ AE4AtJ RAAhN r. 49,
dence Of the honesty of the present
great mail order house. But the
real cru OF the situation lies else
where. Buying and selling III Santa
he Ia the last analysis better for
~sveryone III Santa HH-if NE can
.got fair prices and treatment IN
Santa Re.
There is no ase trying TO ignore rs
non-existent facts We are an aware
Of by personal experience. Every
one ii Santa re has had, and is now
having. actual experience With dit
.ferenees In prices OF the daily heces.
stiles OF life between Santa re and
A~lbuquerdue OF Santa re and Las
Vegas, which differences are not
fully and plainly, On the face Of
them. accounted Tor bg The fact that
santa re Is mot Oh Sfiie fIhain 3iile
Gasoline, at OIL dltferehce IA price Of
( conts 4 gaiions2 Is one example:
groceries at an i~hcrease over Las
vegas OF 3 to 10 cents d unit Of pur-
chase IA anofiiers clothing. druggists
Goods and very nearly everything
else conld Re cited Why Is itg y
Il Is merely ~profiteering, the mef'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
COAL WAR


TN"
as the strike was III violation Of
law.
Judge Amen issued the following
statement:
The strike Is a violation OF law
As long as IL continues we are go
ing to proceod in the courts, The
dispute between the mine 0Wners
and workers , Az entirely different
question that they can settle N their
own way, The government cannot
tolerate continued violation Of the
law such as this strike constitutes.
Refusal OF the government to va
cate the Injunction means a long
fight in the coal fields. while It's
withdrawal would have opened the
way FOR settlement Or the strike
within AS hours, according TO Hdeaf
Wallace. legislative representative OF
the United Mine workers OF Amer
lea. Labor leaders who had taken
Ia hopefdt view of the situation were
plainly disturbed by news that the
department OF Justice would let the
Injunction stand. In view OF the In.
Ilention OF the attorney general not
to ask for vacation OF the injunction,
labor leaders said there was no Ike
llhood OF any important move before
tho Injunction ease came up for
hearing at Indianapolis Saturday,
Confidential reports today to the
department of justice said that 30.
per cent more men worked in the
coal mines in Colorado yesterday
than the day before. A number OF
mines were said to be running full
force.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
'DODSON WOULD STOP
SALE Of CALOMEI
SAYS cALoMEL is MERCURY AND
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON
YOUR LIVER.

Dodson is making a hard fight
Daeainst calomei III The South. Evehy
druggist has noticed a great falling
Ion In the Rnlea OF calomel. They al
I6iye the same reason pDdsouls Liv-
'cr Tone Is taking It's place
nCalomel III dangerous and people
know 1t, while D0dson's Liver Tons
is perfectly safe and gives better re-
said a prominent local drug.
Igist Dodson'a Liver Tone Is per
eonally guaranteed by evory drug
gist A Large gottie costs but a
few cents, and II It fails to give easy
relief In every case OF liver sluggish
ness ana constipation. YOU have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take q spoonful al might and Woke
up feeling fine; no billiousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constipat.
ed bowels: II doesn't grippe D rcause
Inconvenience all the next day like
violent eaiofmei. Take a dose OF
calomel today ana tomorrow you will
feel weak. sick and nauseated. Don't
a days work! Take DodBon )
Liver Tone instead and feel fine,
full d yigor and ambition
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Wise Noah


Noah did the biggest piece or work
in the shortest time that was ever
done by any man But Noah. the Dali
las News explains, worked on the job
himself. He didn't build the ark by
contract, on the cost-plus basis. He
built IT himself and boarded himself
IL Noah had asked for bids and let the
job to the lowest and best bidder ex'
cusing the contractor for loss Of time
consequent upon inciement weather
ana labor disturbances, the Hood
would have come and caught Noah and
his family without protection.
When We come TO consider the con-
Sequences Of such an outcome VIZ can
see how grateful we ought To be ID
Noah that he worked al a Workman in;
stead Of standing Off to one side like
a dod-sasted capitalist.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

practical program looking to the con.
ervation Of the nations health. Thi
plan includes the establishment Of a
chain Of public health centers. q
thorough system Of public health
nurses, and Instruction in child vel,
fare, all Of which Will keep down the
list OF epidemics; and extended home
service; first aid and accident proven
ton education; preparedness for dis
aster relief to meet emergencies such
as the recent gulf coast storm, fires,
toFnadoes, mine explosions when need
or food, clothing, shelter and medical
attention develops"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
fKanaas CITY star.A.

lily 4NN
Some interesting data regarding thu
old,time American r~ifles-those pre-
cursors Of western civilization whose
whiplike crack once echoed across
the plains from the Ohio to ths
R0ckies-has been brought out re
Gently in some articles published ii
the rOut Of Doors columns OF The
Saturday Evening Post and In the cor
resp0ndeneA elicited by. these articles
Marc Woodmansee Of Dea Molhas, la.
says Of this famous old favorite Of
Daniel Roonei
X have been a collector OF the Ken
lucky rifle for a number 81 years and
my collection, nearly fifty, is acknowi.
edged to be the premier OF its kind,
Probably II nov Will never DO OK
celled. During my experiences as 4
collector OF Kentucks I have had
many opportunities to buy Daniel
Boone rifles. Were / to accept the
representations HI all cases aB true, /
would have to conclude that Daniel
away his rifle and ran when
ever an Indian got after HIS ~scalpl0ck.
I0ur museum at Dies M0ines contains
d Boone rifle. presented BY one or our
wealthy men, but there ID no FONDA
tion for its record other than q state
ment from the man from whom It was
purchased These rifles have been d
hobby with me for many years, ana
i have been collecting them fifteen
years-not the common ones, but the
aristocrats of their kind, masterpieces
By the kings of rifle craft. whose work
equals that Of the old violin makers.
Missouri's Famous Rifle
Which induces the Out Of Doors
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
B0LSHtV|SM

tSoHlAucu toAn tNe(
city proposed to take over tho local
street railway system.
cry MAJORITY IN
OHIO Is $4,000
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5.5-Additional
returns received up to noon today
by secretary or States Smith, served
only to substaptiate early predic-
tiohs that the dfyB had carried all
prohibition proposals BY big n1ajori-
ties at yesterday elections.
1t was officially estimated that a
plurality Of $4,000 was counted for
the drys.
Very few rural precints were in
cluded In the returns and when the
rural precincts are in 1t is said the
apparent wet majority would
DO turned into substantial dry ma
jorities. II. Il. Gibson, manager OF
the Ohio Home Rule association, at
noon today stated the vets counted
that the drys had carried the pro-
hibition polls, He said ratification
OF national prohibition was probably
defeated by the wets, while state
wide prohibition has been carried
by the dfys BY from 10000 70 $4,000
majority.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Pioneer Missouri Rifle was Real
Rival Of Famous Kemtuckian

Mountaips In ls42, when he. Thomas
VasQuez and, ! think, Upton Hayes
Of Westport accompanied Fremont as
free hunters and scouts, leaving hin
when Fremont ordered them Under
IQ0rding 10 the code Of the scouts
military discipline, Which was not ac!
LOT those early days. This was up In
the Wind River country, now Wyo-
ming. The three. with hatchuts and
a brOad8x, hewed n boat out OF d
cottonwUpd log and Padded doWp the
Big Horn. OF the Powder river, to
the Yellowstone, and then down the
Missouri either to 81. Joseph or Kan
sas City. Or. VIII Campbell had the
IH4WRhn rifle that his father carried
with him on this trip ten or twelve
years ago and II was then In good con-
Hditioni and his so~n-inlaw. John M.
Calvin, is now trying 10 locate II.
THE other Hawken rifle belonged
TO my father Joseph Guinotfe, who
bought II from the HaWhen brothers
.in st. louis IN lS49 ana 4 still have
IL III splendid condition.
a Hdlf Trigger, Too
1T has an octagonAl barrel, forty
inches inne qrha iphbfh ~ ina rifla
frnsn t.pyyjn NJ w tor Nv hatt IMAM d
s,Sfv lnrhas III l,htT aSn.'5 xk sboot.
tne s,Tf1 bnl,nfs X tha no,,nd Il has
4 a,neie t~pirSer s5,thabout : e.no1na
mil {Dhish ".n III maaA 4 hAii friF-
&eT ~ ns,sbin1 forWSrdT Il FiI,e IL
l2r,s6naa 9nssr AZ shos1 davS fFom ~
II ~ moro lf6An An,hia t~fi9per
fTshA afanas ~ ETaw1en tifie cnsf sfom
e6o VI S1g @hla
H15 tEs ,z9( fha uauken r;gie was
eo~nsIas+eA III >eSstern MAJ M basf
rifJe fnade a1d VA nrefs5red br the
eailV ~nIafnan,en II the Kenfuckv or
snw ofheF Tssg Ha%Feh also made 4
Tifja for email easne' ahouf 10 81 "a
cs1,bs, shooi,nr n b,,jiata ~ tbei
s6srf Al Y1switan r;flsS we're made
-evraedingIv dlsin w;fhnnt tba silver
ivnrT nsrtf,w1 tbs, ~ u eta,izaa
she xsn3.cr, In9 AZ pennaSieania
riflas Ths utoers waro n~s,lajiv ~
enriv wanls II Via cbnryv The one
II 10 rNssssG,0S ~ Z dfnct ~ villa
nharrv ma st1bSs hsnn u i,niishad ana
assrcnad II, t,s,a 5hsf Il has ibe an1I
Sss%snsS ~ ImskaeaSv ma sfocks
,~srs sn,,;nnsd Win F-acenfarie IN
strht barT Ycr Nc rStchiny--,,ru
~ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssss wranned
srs,nSd The hIllet d make Il lit tiKht.
sboot tFna' ana Fasn he barrel clean
rha o,dstimal ,gav n mSsSmFIbg tha
nbwAs,. iasd wss u hj4Ne nv inlet
n ~ ,sssn, aT ~ MANA and them
aa,ss sTes,aa 4 ,ano,,rh noxgd1y m
sc,rsr the Nan This wsa hafnre the
vs u ~ 1$aa s,,r,n Nam
MssesS G~Snt1;Sj4s
kAs1t \ n Tv rsFs "stsssm ruu.
NM ~ 1890 CIV IA whose shon K
v,,sstocts "a 1s;ssonri walnut wiIdl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Cannot Praise this
Remedy too Highly
TINE WAY uNE LADY FEELS AFTER
ouFFfNIMo YHo YEAnS

Judging from her letter, the mis-
cry and wretchedness endured by
Mrs, Charlie Taylor, r.. r. ID. No. 1.
Box ia, Dillon, s. G., must have
been terrible. No one, after read
ing her letter, can continue to
doubt the great healing power
OF PE-RU-NA for troubles due
to catarrh or catarrhal conditions
in any part Of the body. Her
letter Is an inspiration to every
sick and suffering man Or woman
anywhere. Here II III; II suffered
two years with catarrh of the head,
stomach and bowels. Tried two Of
the best doctors, who gave me up.
l then took PE-RU-NA and can
truthfuIly say i am we'll. When l
began to use Pc weighed
one hundred pounds. Ny weight
now is one hundred and fifty.
cannot praise PE-RU-NA too
highly, for it was d Godsend to me,
] got relief from the first half
bottle and twelve bottles cured me.
advise all sufferers TO take
'PE-RU-NA.n
AS an emergency remedy in the
home, there Is nothing quite the
equal of this reliable, time-tried
medicine, PE-EU-NA. Thousands
place their sole dependence on it
for coughs, colds, stomach and
bowel trouble, constipation, rheu-
matism, pains in the back, side and
loins and to prevent the grip and
Spanish Flu. To keep the blood
pure and maintain bodily strength
and robustness, take PE-RU-NA.
You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in either tablet or liquid
form.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
NAVAJO CLEAR OF
MURDER CHARGE

Albuquerque, Nov. 5.--Kee Bitsilli,
Ian Indian from the Navajo reserya-
ton, who has been in jail here since
the first Of March. was made a
free man yesterday when the jury
IN The federal court, after hearing
the trial returned a verdict Of not
guilty OF murder Kee was In the
court rOom at the time the verdict
was announced but his features
showed no emotion when the judge
stated that he was discharged. Kee
returned to the reservation yester-
dag With Indian Agent Paquette as
IL nothing had happened, although he
was hollow eyed from his long con-
finment in the Jail
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

Az 0 general thing. when the sign
says look and listen" the man lis.
tens and the woman looks.
Ahother thing We like about the gum
eheWers Is that they don't look uneasy
whom they don't see q cuspidor.
Our position simply ID that skirts
oueht t0gbe long eiibuglb 70 save stock
inAa from having to be darned all the
WaFNup.
Edrthermon0 grandfather got along
very well onsa small income BECAUSE
he was Industrious enough to groom
his boots instead Of sending them to
q sarage to be CREASED
The old-fashioned woman who
thought she had To wear red 1anhel
10 live through HE winter iiow has a
granddaughter who would rather die
than put It on
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
BIG COTTON OUTPUT
IN PECOS VALLEY

Carlsbad, NOV. 4.-Ths Carlsbad
project eins are still busy turning
ont cotton the gins At OILS having
already passed the $50 mark since
h started running, The local gin
Ii now running at full capacity and
up to Saturday had turned out ESQ
hales. The gins at loving and Ma.
laka are also funning both night
and day but up to the present time
no renofts as to the quantities are
available. with the price al the
nreseut time at 50 cents per pound
II will mean a snug little sum for
ihs growers as II is estimated that
,he seasons crop will run AT leakt
1000 bales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
CATTLEMEN MILL GET
CARS SAYS MESSAGE
FROM RAILWAY HEAD
EQUIPMENT FOR STOCK SHIP.
MENTS NOW ENBOuTE no SEC
TONS WHERE SHORTAGE Ex-
lists, is SAID.

Assurance that cattlemen of New
Mexico would be given quick relief
from the car shortage, which has
seriously delayed stock shipments,
was given in a message received to-
day by Governor Earraz0lo from
Walker ID. Hines, director general Of
the federal railway administration
The telegram said that additional
equipment was already en- route to
sections where the shortage is acute
and should give stockman material
relief. The telegram came in reply
To a ~telegrapfilc request from Cover
nor Larraeolo urging that steps be
taken for the relief of the stock
man hit by the lack Of cars.
Mr. Hines said.
Referring to your wire OF De-
tober 80, in regard to stock cars for
shipments from points within your
state: there has been an unprece-
dented demand for stock cars, taxing
available shipping to the utmost.
The needs OF New Mexico fully ap-
preciated and additional equipment
is now in transit to sections where
shortage exists which should ma
terially improve the situation
(Signed) WALKER q. HINES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
REPUBLICANS GAIN
SEATS w NEW YORK

New York, Nov 5s-CompIete re-
tnrns Of the vote for state assembly
show the republicans elected 10e
|out Of $50 members, a gain Of te
seats over their plurality last year.
Democrats elected So members, as
Icompared with 81 last year, while
the socialists again sent two mem
Dbers to the lower branch.
The republicans aIs6 gained one
vote In the upper house and now
jhaye 4 majority Of nine members in
the body.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
s'DaDderine' creates mass
Of thick, glearny waves

III d few moments you can trans
form your plain, dull, fiat hair. You
can have " abundant, soft, glossy
and full Of lifel lust get at any
drug or toilet counter a small bottle
or gDanderine' for a few cents. Then
moisten a soft cloth with the Dan
EderiDe" and draw this through your
hair taking ono small strand at a
time. Instantly. YES, Immediately,
you l1aYe doubled The beauty OF your
hair II will bio q mass, SO soft, lus.
tr0us and 80. easy 10 do up All
dust. dirt and excessive OIL IS ~
mbved.
Let DanderiRe put more life. color,
.vieor and brightness In your hair
This stimulating tonic VIII freshen
your scalp. check dandrNff and fail
Ing lair and help your hair to grow
long, thick, strong and beautiful.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
Yuma Bets Heavily
Oh Her Sunshine

Yuma. Afiz, Nov. 3.r-Diazoiied OH
signhoafds that every traveller Into
Yuma ma read are these legends
free Meals Every Day the sun
Fails to shine
Free Gasoline Every Day the Sun
Fails 10 Shine"
Free hats Every Day the Sun
Fails ID Shine
Yuma, in the extreme southwestern
corner Of Afizona, near the California
line, HAS had sunshine every day II
the year, with rare exceptions, SO far
back as records have been kept.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
coNsfDERABLE coal
MINED IN COLORADO

Trinidad. Col, Nov. 5.z-Further
distribution or retention of troops at
J0r. near mines in Southern Colorado
vii depend on petitions for protec-
tion from mine workers. Colonel
Dennis 3. McCunniff. commanding
officer in this district, announced
today.
II am sending out notices 10 this
effect to operators and superintend.
ents.'' said Colonel McCunniff. THE
petitions FOR protection must be
signed by a majority Of the men
now at work and by those, the .oper
stors say, who desire to return to work
The same plan will be adopted at
mines who're we already have sol
diers quartered.'
Colonel McChnniff says his obser-
vations on inspection tours Of both
Las Animas and Huerfano counties
indicates considerable coal 10 being
mined.
In 20 minutes at the Triple Of
the Kebler No, 2 mine OF the Big
lFonr' group In the Walsenbnrg dis
trict," ae said, II saw at least 80
tons dumped into cars on the sid
ings.p Nf4
Figures given out by operators 10
day show tbat 2,7Si tons of coal
were produced in Las Animas and
Hnerfano counties yesterday, as com
barred with 1893 tons on Monday.
T1ho Colorado Fuel q iron Co., the
largest producer in Southern Cali
fornia. reported 1872 men at work
in. the two counties. This is an in
crease of 1873 men over the number
reported by company Officials on the
job yesterday. Operators estimate
yesterdays production between SOL
and 40 per cen OF normal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
"a couNs 40 ia PEN.

Helena. Arr. Nov. 5.-Twenty-six
heefces charged with first degree
murder in connection with negro dis
~turbances near Blaine, early In Oc-
lt0bef, entered pleas of guilty Of
second degree murder today and
we're sentenced to five years each in
the state ~penitentiary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06

flsouisville Courier Joarnal.l
sH never expected to see him shine
in finance He was always = dummy
Tlmts what he IL now, 4 dummy
director
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
G. r. AND HAS
e64 PER CENT AT WORK

Denvef. Nov. 5.-The Colorado
Fuel Il iron Co, the largest opera
ltor hi the coal fields OF Colorado to
day has G4 per cent df a normal
force at work today in its mines ii
this state, according to a statement
issued by the company today. Coal
diggers al work averaged 48 per cent
of the company's normal force. Pro
duction yesterday IN all the com
pany's mines was 2,7Sf tons, com
pared with a normal average output
Eof1 9.675 tons.
NO WORK, 90 HOME,
SAY ITALIAN MINERS
Chicago, Nov, 5.John Pacione,
spokesman FOR 80 italian coal miners
from Toluca. Ill, who today applied
10 the internal revenue collector for
passports to return to their native
land. when asked why they were
leaving the United states, replied;
nNo beer, no wine, no work go
home"
TRAIN SERVICE HIT
Mason City. Iowa, NOV. 5-DivisiQn
dfficera or the Northwestern rail
WY here, announced here that two
passenger trains had been annulled
and that way freight service had
been chrtailed because Of the coal
strike,
RAILROADS
70 RELEASE COAL
Salt Lake City, Nov. 5.EWofd that
orders to release all coal from Utah
mines now held in this state BY the
railroad administration have teen
issued, was received here at noon
today BY a. b Plerson. sales man.
ager or The Utah Coal company from
n T Clarity, assistant regional fuel
director with Offices At Chicago
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-06
III SHOULD BE p. b. @.

indianapolis starr
Another effective agency against
the boisheYiki would be a compulsory
BATH law for aliens.