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VISTA puBLIcA

Hoy las nueve de la mafana &C.
lebrara la Comisi6n de Servicio Pibli-
co su session ordinarias en- la que Sc
resolveran varias peticiones.
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NO HUBo SESSION

Aver no hubo session en- ell Tribunal de
Distrito, secci6n segunda, por no ha-
ber ningtln case sefialado.
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Ell s'HELEN"

LEGO el vapor "Helen" con 5000
toneladas, dc carga. Tambien lego el
Porto Rico" de la "New York;.
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PUEDEN LLEvAR ARMAs

Han sido autorizados para cazar
y llevar armas. Luis Rivera, de All
bonito, y Enrique Vargas, de Ponce
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Ha sido nombrado inspector de pc
sas y medidas de Aguas Buenas, Pc
dro Velazquez.
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INDULT0S

Fl Gobernador ha concedido indul-
70 a los confindos Atilano Cruz, v
Jesus Erignoni.
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de-
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ma de e. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
cajita. Advt.
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ANTEOJOS DE CAMPO Y DE
TEATRO

De todas dimenslones y alcance ACADIA
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jor fabrica de Alemania, que podemos
venderle precios sumamente equita-
tivos.
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Solo los ingredientes vegetables
mas purOs y selectOs Sc usan en- L.
composition de las PfIdOras de-
Vida del DIR. Ross. Son suaves )
eiicaces.
Avlso No 20-22.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-28
M IN sH q ~ g q a ~ ~ ~ s55 ~ az q q u n
By
GEORGE AGNEW
CHAMBERLAIN

lass. '"John BogGrdus." Etc.

urea her eyes liked FAR ahead on an
enormous p~ale-yellow dome that
looked as II all the hnystncks In the
world had been gathered Into one.
That" said Manchester. his vast
chest swelling In equally immensur-
able pride, Us my GAIA, my hut"
Il think there IL something the mat
ter with my eyes" said Andrea.
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CHAPTER xi.

MacClOster's cranl was n master.
piece OF ingenuity. In lts center rose
The %stupendous Gaia that had aston.
lshed Andrea even from n mile away.
Around the monster hut was IN i'm.
passnble bona or barrier Of thorns
pierced by n single entrance; outside
the bonn, In the form OF n ring, came
IN enormous beaten court which EN-.
braced n large shade tree. i%ndlspensn-
BILE MS n nucleus for pow.wows and
mems gossip. Around the beaten circle
were three thlckly serrnted rows OF
huts and their dependent outhouses.
Enclosing the entire humnn beehive
wns n stocknde OF giant cactus with an
nrclled entrance nj each point OF the
compass.
Aside from the repulsive fundamen-
tai idea OF the enterprise, MacClOster's
establishment was astOnlshingly
moral. II was true that he had con
tracted for over n hundred and eighty
wives In strict accordance with native
law but II was equally true that he
allotted this army OF %consorts. without
exception. 10 veritable husbands Of
his own choosing. The only point OF
divergence from native custom was
that he demanded no payment Of Obolo
from these drOnes and us q conse-
quence retained the right Of disposal
Of their female offspring.
This innovation would have struck
at the root Of the Africans conception
OF vested Interests had II not been for
the ginnt singers canny astuteness In
facilitating to the drones the purchase
OF one wife each In their own right,
thus killing two birds with one stone
for the native male normally works
but once In his life and that to earn
the sum with which TO acquire the
mate who will not only thenceforth
support him but eventually bring him
a return OF two or three fold on his
investment.
As II consequence, Manchester never
lacked boatboys, machllla carriers
ivory hunters or porters and controlled
us well an army of women and girls
whose spnre time was applied first tC
the preparation OF food aud wood aud
wntcr fetching and then to the cultl
walton OF the enormous shnmbu'
which produced corn and mlllet II
great abundance for the lucky mem
bers of the close corporation.
Tint there was a subtle poison Al
work somewhere IN this social cos
biography was evidenced by the fnc
that while there was always n lonl
waiting list of recruits for the estab
llshment there was also a tendency OF
the part OF many natives to face siur
walton rather than accept the ques
tlonable intrusion OF the white man II
the Intimate structure OF their famll!
life. II was further evidenced by al
abnormal apathy which seemed I,
possess MacCloster's people In dlrec
proportion 30 thelr increasing well-fe,
and lazy sickness.
This, however, was u phenomenon
, that did not trouble him so long u
; there was n constant demand In OK
cess OF the supply OF m%nrrlagenbl
, girls on the contrary, while II puzzler
him. he welcomed It as making towarr
the easy enforcement Of a strict dis
clpline. In all matters that anecte
a the Internal life Of the strange CANT
, he was sole arblter beyond any cavl
ling, and II martinez.
AndreR could have taken a rel
estsE 4
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sonably calm interest In all the details
That rowded TO her attention during
her rapid progress into the henri Of
MacCloster's stronghold had II not
been for an Incident that reviviled all
her fear and %repugnnnce toward the
mnn and which occurred as they en-
tered the ring court. Manchester. strld.
Ing ahead OF her. suddenly paused and
his horrible fnce apparently nchie Sed
the impossible by undergoing a ue-
baslng transformation.
His eyes had fallen on a group OF
carriers, newly arrived. and the crew
OF his freight boat. The negroes were
squntting In q circle on guard. whiting
to make delivery to their master OF
various cases. Some OF them evident
" contained CLOTH cutlery n knlck-
knncks lear 10 the naive heart' but
one NJ Ienst' brhhehly proclaimed IN
ueeply Ournt stenc'iing lts contents 10
De gin Il. "ns on this smnil square
DoA mat mncNios'e.s eyes were rlN'
eteu' ~ .ur"eu anu SpoAe J" Anu'ea
u "n ~ vno '"a ~ 'o"e neNpne"
nv lea'Vn ',o net u,oo'' w"s no
.nousn w ."u suuuy "u"eu :
w" ""u sas p wv"
-. m,,.h ~, NV. 80 ."",a.
M ~" a." 10y ~ N
.annas .nI,hia eaS -
,assI, tnao,asa,hio
aCoro Min ma M, doorp uos oi
ho soLI
Clio fo,io,,oa h,,, s,o,,,v M ,noc-
cvs,omod wooLross I'm nor Lnoos ue
anterod no mons,cr caIo and waited
for her. For some moments the gloom
wos Imnenetroble 10 her ewes but as
their nunIls dIloted she begnn 10 dis.
cover badovs within tho shndow until
she wos ohla IN moka out tho entire
schema nj InterIor arrangement. The
ground ao,,r with tbe execution OF nm
anon snoce oronnd tho trunk az the
fro, wns devoted IA "A serIes of ynst
sleenlnr rooms into which. she gnth.
ered from a muttored nhrose Of Mac.
| Clusters. wero herded Ightly nil the
girls ~ m-arr,ogeohIa age nccomna.
MED b. n fev of those old bnrrldnns
who IN ccr,oin ,rlhes ac, os GOVERN
esses with tho qualification ,hnt n IA
,beIr drtv IN t,stIn on tho Lnow,edye
which tho mantors NJ tho Young Of
civIllzed noonIes nre sunnosed 20 with.
hold
Abound tho ,rurl NJ tho ,ree vhIrh
was ,yyeIva Zoo, or moro I'm dIometer
a ro,gh sniroI s,oIrrov haJ noon con.
s,ruc,od 10 cleo nccess an n nIotsorm
,,,hIoh was h,r, ON aud nround tho
main ,,torsec,Ior NJ w,de.snreodInV
IImhs Th,s nlo,,orm wos ,nclosed
and uohtod n, ali Iomns glonce
,yI,h,n ,oId hor ,ho, 4, wos tho abode
NJ NIocCIoster himself tho welI.nieh
I,nnraerohIa co,,ar n, tho sn,der'a web
rrnm avarv stdo -, !, ar,ondsd Inc
sturdy limbs NJ tho tree md nm ench
or nom cIImheb n serles ~ nroiecting
cIaots which soryod M ladders ,o roach
a vost syston ~ smaller nlo,forms.
huff vberover tho natural ilsnosItlon
~ tho branches onorded odenuate snn.
nor, uhoso Iassor roous ,vere used
NJ Tor m-erchnndlse. pro.
visions ana ivory. nnd n few Of them.
near tho verv Ton of Tho tree we're
0tted on, ne Sues, cbnmbors esneclnlly
ndnntod IN tho s-afo.keenIng az doubt.
fuI s~trnnpers no olso for the Objective
hId,ng ~ cbottel human and other.
wise which for one renson or another
Manchester desired 10 Keen out OF
sIght
Into one NJ tho inter Andrea WINS
anallv ushered b~reathless from her
climb ON Its tloor was n fresh grass
MAT n clean hlonke, n clav moi OF
NfRhf "
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Scraps of Paper"

Belgium by Germany itself would have brought
against followed But the morale of the forces
and firmly rooted because of the
cynical German admission which
pledges of effect short scraps of paper
why powers arrayed against Russia
policy toward her. because of openly
which is Machavean in theory, and
that the end the and that
promises given today may be kept tomorrow. 81.
If probe the antagonism of capitalist toward labor
you that often it based his experience
with negoato ho after agreeing terms OF ay and future
their pledges Labor likewise, has similar
indictment against capital
President Wilson, his the members OF the United Mine
America of cardinal that
would mind the mediation
industrial strife proceeds Neither they other
compact which decision tribunal is be
hna be allowed welch' their pledge the verdict
the liking Of the pledged Such action he reminds e
pairs the good Of the crawling 1t threatens the
foundations Of fair industrial relations 1t conduct that
has boomerang effect 1t scrapping of treaties" field Of
negotiations that be important than the older
of diplomacy.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Today's Mexican Elections.

They hold elections today Mexico which, all fail
will be fairer than previously held Sterilization of conditions
political and during the the De Huea
has made this possible Factona have had
disturbing effects The Villa week.
the granted him have had modifying effect But
encouraging OF all has been the desire for square
dea felt by the that with downfall
and death The youthful De Huerta demagogue
democrat He will knowingly let the old expoters
and foreigR their grip the country
other hand hes realS and knows that Mexico conform
international law and other nations rights legitimate
His pressing immediate problem handling OF
and people of the a%o Lower California
been wegoverned when other which
bound closer closer economic financial
and social ties and consequently dsncined
City for orders what shall and shall
the Mexican republic secretly country
would Mexican and social
memories OF which decent Americans take pride
secession led by Gov Canu based wholly the
live life would
De Huerta that could watch work scrutiny
spirit of
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Daily Horoscope

Astrologers read this as an unim-
portant day. The stars that rule
have but a faint influence, the Sun
and Jupiter being in beneic aspect.
1t is day in which to ponder
long over plans that affect the fu-
ture, for there is eliminating a
planetary government that indicates
surprising changes.
Mercury is in a place denoting
many public meetings in which
much feeling is engendered that
may have far-reaching power to af-
feet the government.
There is a sign read as warning
to writer's and newspaper owners,
for libel suits may be more easily
incurred during this confguration
than at other times.
Neptune is in a place encouraging
to all who hope to gain through
representation and double deal
ing.
Deception is said to be practiced
more successfully during this sway
than at other times.
Women are subject to a direction
of the stars making for high pur-
pose that is likely to be readily di-
verted. They should cultivate logi-
cal and analytical habits of mind.
Foreign trade now comes under a
most fortunate power that seems to
forecast growth of interest in the
Orient.
Forest fires in the West are prog
nosticated and especial care should
he exercised to prevent a serious
disaster.
Education now should be aided by
some new movement which promises
4 great advance in national ideals.
Interest in the theater will in
crease constantly and great i'm
provement in motion picture plays
is prognosticated.
Persons whose birthdate II is have
the augury of quiet year. but
especial attention to financial af-
fairs is enjoined.
Children born on this day will
be vigorous and active.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Naval Orders

Lieut.. Comdr. Andrew c. Bepnett-Det
command L. s. s. RIA; to conn. n II
s. SIG and on board when commsd.
Lieut.. Comdr. Albert G. Berry. ir-nat
c. S. s. Bernadou; to conn T. q. II
Geo Z. Badger and in command when com.
msd.
Lieut.. Alfred Biedsoe constructor Corn,,
-Det. Navy Yard, Phila. Pa to dutv in
office Superintending Constructor Barraek,
Bldg. New York. n. Y
Lieut.. Comdr. Beirne s. BuI,srd fro,.
struction Corps)-Det. Navy Yard. NorfoIl
Va. August IS. 1920. to Navy Yard. Pupet
Sound, Wash, in Hull Div. reporting. SEN
tember Is, 1920.
Lieut.. John II. Burke-Det U. e. a EarIa
1 to duty r. s. Boston, Mass
Lieut.. Carl S. Chapman-Det u. s. s
Eagle 3; to U. S. s. Eagle IS as Eng on
/ Ems. Frank A. Davis-Det. Navs Air sta.
Rockaway Beach, L. L., N. Y; to Nav, Air
sta. Hampton Roads, duty with Atlantic
Fit Torp. Plane Div.
A. r. elk. Herbert. n. Dinsmore-pet.
duty r. S. Mare Island, CAL; to U. s. s.
Baltimore duty with Supply on
Lieut.. Lyman Z. Dockry (Medicai Corps)-
Det iIth Regiment Marines; to duty Marine
Barracks, Quantico, Va.
Ems. Fromsn Hamilton-Det. Submarine
Chaser 332; to conn. I. o. U. 8. s. Neches
and on board when commsd.
Lieut. Harry r. Hsyes-Det. T. 8, s.
Bushnell; to duty 9th, 10th, llth Nav. Dists..
Great Lakes, III
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
MIR. Box, the CItinen.

Mr.. Edward W. Box. Of Philadel-
phia. erstwhile editor Of the Ladies'
Home Journal. having proved his
civic spirit by leading in the fight
TO save for the city its famous or
chestra and its historic Academy of
Music, has now got his lance set
for a fight to clean up the city's
school board and give the com
munity education that. is up-to-date
and free from the maliEn influence
.of politics. The Dutch in Mr.. Box,
coupled with his purses contents.
makes him 4 formidable foeman. 1t
has been quite the fashion Of smart
Alecks" Of the press to gird at this
gentleman and make him out TO be
the perfect flower OF national mas
culine seryility TO woman. II he
lives much longer, which may Prov
idenCe decree, he may make some
of his critics look like the present
rating Of the German mark or the
prospects of the third party"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Draft Dodgers Coming From Hiding
Assume Bold Airs of Superiority,
Cheered BY 'Liberty" Propaganda

of the bulletin which has brought
great comfort to the draft dodgers
follows:
The forty-two objectors in prison
are being released steadily as their
sentences expire or by special or
der for reasons not explained by the
War Department, which has no con-
sistent policy of dealing with con-
scientious objectors and never had
any. Letters on specific cases aG-
dressed to the Secretary of War may
help in securing special orders OF
release and general letters of pro-
test are in order, on the War De-
partments medieval policy OF, coer-
cion."
healty looking young man at
the offices said that the purpose of
the union was to have all OF the
forty-two prisoners released forth
with for the reason the war was
over He admitted that they had
not served in either the army or the
navy, but had done war work"
Copyright. 1870, by Public Ledger CO..
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
La Toilette in the Running.

On platform probably directly shaped and certainly wholly
approved by him. Toilette Wisconsin, that
he will be in the Presidential will come
from the Committee Fory-eght" which, though somewhat
smaller when Chicago than when it arrived delegated to
committee the duty OF enIsting the Senator.
His candidacy his recent formal arraign
ent OF both the old and historic parties In of Upper
Middle West who progcssves but
hostile casconscious politics. disturbing factor for
the Republicans and Democrats far candidate of
the Farmer-Labor party.
La Toilette and his adhents talk as if thew coId m
ganize the machinery make his candidacy
Maybe they can but implies cash and
Win some experience IN politics On principle Senator La Toilette
be beholden rich machine" for electoral
purposes such he rigidy rules Wisconsin, up
day.
Senator La Toilette by getting outside the Republican
works now to considerable changes Senator
position which established until 1924 The Repubican
majority doubt still upon hostile to- the league
but other he unpedble than ever He and
the Nonpasan League Senator from North Dakota who foo
Senator Gronna flock together and hunt prey jointly
We refer to this possible phase Senator's
ing political conduct because with him thinking he
Petre OF the campaign but eagle perch on the White
House portco and Victory" Much of the ammunition
by him in the campaign will dudk Some of it will
wound and kill opponents All of will have detonatng effects
Marquis okuma former Japanese premier calls war
this country and Japan impossible He countrymen against
too serious consideration campaign talk Again M
of Japan shows his knowledge of country
The Nashville whose poisoned candy resulted in d,
and who traced through missping the word asvu ~
ably wishes he had hockey day that word
on the spelling list
Announcement is made that wardrobe of the AVERAGE
woman to cost at least so No made a to
how she is to get the money.
Sentiment for prohibition strength in Cuba is news
paper heading of the day. Do sigh do you smle2
New York grocer given good for two years Iodgns
in jan tor boarding 100 tons of sugar Revenge sweet
There lack OF storage whisky seized the District
Throw open ySr cellar to help out the authorities. 4
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
CONTROL OF WHEAT
ENDED IN CANADA

Sir George Foster, minister OF
trade and commerce. has announced
the oeclsion Of the Federal govern
meht 10 cease wheat control in
Canada. The Canada whest Rosrd
therefore. will not function in re-
gard to this years crop. the mar
keting OF which will revert TO the
normal methods Of pre-war times
Legislation passed at the last sit
ting OF parliament. however. en-
ables the ministry TO reconstitute.
the wheat board by order-in-coun-
Gil in any emergency. The govern-
ment will carefully watch condi-.
tions outside Canada and will ex-
erCise the right to proclaim the en-
ablinG legislation IL circumstances
make IL necessary so to act in the
public interest.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Kirchner and His $3.50. 900 Fee.

They are mourning the death OF
Otto KirChner in Detroit. A profes-
sor in the State university law
school, an attorney general Of the
State. a leader in American partici-
patton in International legal con-
fcrences. a banker and adviser Of
large corporations, a promoter OF
all the higher educational and es-
thetic interests Of Detroit. he has
made a striking record during the
more than fifty years OF his public
career. His fee of S75O,000 which he
received from the Calumet & Hecla
Mining Company for his counsel in
a suit brought by a minority Of the
stockholders OF the Tamarack
mine, was the crowning evidence
Of the regard the Bostonians who
controlled the big copper producing
interests OF the State had for this
mans ability. This fee was an
extra" thrown in as IL were. They
say that he studied the case for a
year before giving an opinion
Four months of the time he spent
in the scientific school at Yale
studying mineralogy. Then he went
to Germany to add still more to his
technical knowledge. Then he came
to this city. worked in the Con-
gressional Library. and at last set
tied down 10 shaping his brief He
had the German quality of thor
ouEhneSS inherited from parents
who came over TO this country in
time for the father to fight in the
civil war, as did SchurZ and SieEel.
Thoroughness was part of his cap
ital; and il won for him clients Of
a grade that could not afford to be
ill-advised, ]. Pierpont Morgan for
instance.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
AUGUST.

AUGUST.
Dear Mother Earth, these are the
days
That speak the fulness of thy
loving care.
wherc'er the eye OF mortal strays
We find the proof of thy rich
beauty there.
In fields asway with ripening grain,
In golden fruitage of thy vines
and trees,
There springs a nevcT-ceasing strain
OF gifts to meet our life's neces-
stiles.
Wherefore these August days bless,
And sing my song of praise for
all their good
In tender heed and fruitfulness
The symbol of Earth's gracious
Motherhood.
Copyright, 1920. by The Mcclure syndicate
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
81. 8. of DnIe.r

without any flourish of trumpets
and escaping the Manhattan inter
viewers. Frederick Jesup Stimson.
Ambassador of the United States
to the Argentine Republic, landed
In New York the other day from
an inconspicuous craft and found
his way to his Boston and Dedham
haunts. Quite as unobtrusiyely he
will slip into Washington soon and
sit in" with Secretary Colby. II
is his first visit home in some time.
possibly his first since the war
Opened. Some day the man Of let
ters turned diplomat will, we hope.
give us a record of what he has
seen. known and undergone in the
Paris of South America. He can
shed light on chapters OF pro-Ger-
man propaganda preceding and dur
ing the war, and on the rise OF
radicalism in a state that like its
European and North American
peers is undergoing a class war as
wen as political evolution.
Moreover, IL will not be surprising
II some day we get from him. in
the form of fiction. comment OF a
valuable kind on the social struc-
tUre of the people who have been
his hosts. For Ambassador Stimson
has a variety of intellectual talent.
He has written charming stories Of
New England life, contemporary
and colonial. He is a jurist Of emf
nence, and has taught comparative
legislation in Harvard University.
He is a humorist of distinction as
persons who read his contributions
to the Harvard student press know.
this wit and sense of the comic find
ing highest expression probably in
"Rollo's Journey to Cambridge.
His interest in industrial and eco
nomic questions used to be keen,
and he has written authoritatively
on phases of the labor problem in
its relation to law. He has been a
convinced New England Democrat
in an environment largely still
obsessed with the notion that neith-
er ability nor decent character can
be found outside of the Republican
party. Quite an interesting man,
you perceive.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
In the Linelight
Fro. H.nskone to Rotterd.n.
By George Perry Morris

En- route to his post at Hong
Kong. China, where he has been
consul general since 1910. George
Everett Anderson has been held UP
at Vancouver and ordered to turn
on his tracks and go to Rotterdam
to play the same important role
The war and its by-prooucts have
much increased the Importance OF
this European port For interna-
tional trade today and tomorrow 1t
bids fair to be major center. The
advantage of having a weIl-tested
man at the helm there evidently
has been noted by officials here.
Mr.. Anderson's experience in the
consular service has included Bra
zil as well as China He is an u
linoisan and a lawyer by profess
sion
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Serves Papers BY Airplsne.

Birds going to fly" declared At
torney Harry @. Saunders. IN Den
yer. We gotta reach him with
these court papers" Don Hogan
cranked the engine Of his pleasure
airpisne and Saunders caught ] n
BIRD Hudson, Colo farmer, Just as
he was leaving town.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
Canada Exporting Cherries.

Cherries. by the ton. are being
shipped from the province Of on
tario TO the canning factories OF
New YORK State Some trucks have
been so heavily laden that author
tues at Queenstown Bridge insisted
on their Nbeing divided into two
loads.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
KEENE NAMED TO NEW ,
SHIPPING BOARD POST

The U. S. Shipping Board. yester-
day announced that Director w. B.
Keene. of the Gulf district, after
August l. will become assistant di-
rector of operations at Washington.
{ He is to be succeeded by District
Director John Quinn, OF Boston, and
p. H. Lacey. of Washington, will
become director of the New England
district In placa of Quinn.