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the American Expediiiouary Forces.
General John J pershiug. who Ias
written. The army horses and mules
pryoed II inesfimsble value ln prose
cutting the war 70 successful con
eluAion They were found in ell the
iheaters u preparation and operation.
doing their silent but faithful work
Tiihoui the faculty of hoping for any
reward Or comp nsaiion r
During 1916 the Secretary Of War.
~ the United States, wrote H. Th.
American Humane Association. that
the Government would be pleased 10
have it, cooperation in assisting to
care for the animal. in the United
states Army The Association very
propmtly created Department known
a. the American Red Star Animal Re
lief, 70 do this work. The Red Star i
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relief The lcaflei was prepared by
an old army veterinarian
After war WAS declared by the
United States the activities of The
He'd Star greatly increased Many
supplies were sent 10 various army
posts When Il was necessary 90 send
veterinary anbulaDees 10 France for
the American army where they were
sadly lacking. General Pershing Ang.
chase the aipbulances oh the other side
gested that the Red Star should pur.
as every foot Of space on the steamers
WAS needed to ship men aud their sup
plies from this country. Accordingly
some sixty thousand dollars worth Of
horse ambulances were ordered in
England and sent 10 the American
army In France.
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III \fKtI A.RlIdES FOR TIE
LATE Mrs. r. N. k\at -

TIE funeral a. Mrs p n Knauss
wil te heid ~ the FIRST N =
church. Tuesday afternoon ~ three
O'Clock Her remains ~.li he tak
en- 70 Allentown renrsyiyania and
Auriea IN the family lot ID The i.u,h
eran chBrehyard AZ Bath. nearly
where she was member q tae
choir for many years
Mar Alice Edicmsu was born nea
a lentoru. Ponnfyiran.a, september
3 1852 ard sas married 70 = II.
Knauss Jsnuarq = 1882 They mos
"a 70 Illinois ID 1886 and 70 Cathrio
"a isf9
In 1875 Yrs Knauss had severe
fsli which resulted in her permsu
81, sffl'etlon. and she suffered ioe
mszy years Recently her suffefin
gradually decreased. and white taa
2ffi.ction continued SET she va
comparatively free from ps4a
Through al these years sbe aisays
was very cheerful and patient and she
was the wonder of a her friends
Nr Knauss TAD been taking fre-
queut auto TIP for the pleasure sn5
benofii a his ~ife They had 5gs.
returned from ionE tour GOVERN 3
many months. nhlch she 10 grestif
en5oye1 max ng many visits @ Der
c-.l--.. -. ~
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DUCK SLAUGHTER IN
STATE BEGAN TO-DAY
Sunday Was Opening Date, But
State Law intcrvencd Many
In Blinds At Dayhreak
To-day

All tho focal hunters. amateur snd
professional aaAs. s~uns into action
this morning Al suan.s AZ lho various
lakes and marshes III the county Ga
an effor, 20 Kaln fifsl hunors -hloh
soes with the OPENING 81 duck season
This season. which hantcfs look Cor
ward 20 with added seat officially
openad sunday mofnlug. but sa hunt
ms of all alnds on sunday 10 pr
hlhltod D, law in the state. the aea
non actually opened this mcfnlnH
Tho season xiil siose January 70
aud ia lhe msantimo maay migra
Tor, bird vii have bli the aas,. 20
to speak
10, three months and hall an
sportsmen In Oklahoma vlll 30 Eiven
an opportunity 70 try theif aaill 10
hassinn this wsrs gane Ions hr
torc daylieh, this mo- niss tho efand
march began Cars loaded with
hunters ani guna sp.ei 10 all difee
tlons To those unfamiliar ~iih
what ia taking place II looked a.
lhoush Guthrie had suffered iail
break Or that small bauds - mrr
aero acarchins for criminals
A license Zee o. 81 70 must 30 paid
the state before yea can legal, hunt
II you would hunt oa the city dam
you must pay the city an added
license tes Of s.
The mlddo Of November IL the
hest time to huns ducks a. y 10
~ that time that tho mAllArd flisht
Is on The evening OF early mornins
is the boat time of the day % 60 IN
quest of tho birds Hunting t~o
yeafa ago Was better than Va several
years pas, and the Indications arr
that there viii be more ducha than
ever this year
.NmonT Guthrie citizens are some
of the beu, duck Nuntefs Ia the attts
and the snerst shots. among then
being Hlll licef. Henry D0nnellY
Fran Kelly. Tom jenkins. e i.esh.
judge C0tteral. Judge nlerer judge
liornsf Harvey Natcheti and a sc1fe
~ others Nhn are more ~ less 10
the pfofeesional class
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COMMDk|T! SING HEARD
BY A BIC AUDIENCE
Prof Schubert Is Popular With
Guthrie Music Lovers and
Knows How To Get a
Ready Response

The community sins ~ the theatre
sunday VAS very ~eli attended and
ne spirit Was c1c@lont Isof
Schubert directed The sinanr Tor
nearly al hour and the audience was
vcFs responsive from ihe first, The
next sing vii be held a. the Flfst N
~ church next Suaday afternoon
Afier that the SINGS wlll be held
every other SUNDAY AID the class
os song leaders nf the count, Nli
occupy TIE alternate SUNDAY afte,
noon Let ali bear this arrangement
ia mlat
Extensive plans are hc'ng perfected
fcr TIE future musical activities in
Gaihrie sna al over the oouny one
~ The most important ~sii hc hir
Christmas eve carol This viii he on
a iarre scale. erbracinr freai
number of bands of csfollofs. each
ander dlrect,an 81 song leader
This vii ~ arrAnged and carried out
On modern plans and viii be highly
Interesting and nov feature Of the
Christmas celebration
Another nee musical feature ~sli
be musical memoriElng contes,
This viii be the FRS, contest u thls
Kind IN the west and will be one of
she results 81 Frof Schuhefss work
IA Guthrie He Is recognized in New
YORK A. the best expert at that class
~ musical vors IN the country ard
Guthrle VII secure q all
Other ard stil more important
features are in hard by The commit
tee. and Nil be announced In due
time The announcement VAS made
(Con'innef on page ~
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Women to
Start War
On Wars

cenesA oct II fhe s~eond In
icrnAilonai Coaeress ~ working
Women opened here to-day. Mrs Ray
monA Robbins a ch,caso delivering
the presidential address Mrs Rob
bins spoke Also a. president of the
National Women's Trade vnion Lea
cue % Ameit.A Nhsh >caJrd the
initial coneress IN Washington year
ago nciesatek frem a. countries
acre expected
SIR Robhlas told toe wonsn q
the coaercss that their immediate
tasks Wess 10 battle against war and
unemployment she uuod them g.
sweep the goyernmcni ,at of AZ
nee" when lacking hrrad and seeur
lty
sour first task az voralns women
u tho world 20 which W here stand
dedicated T. 70 make war against
var" Mr. Robbins said Tho FIRST
battle In that war il Go stop lncfeas
inE armAments
we can. Il Ne plil make Afmis.
t.ce Day thls year n every land q
tay 81 rrsolutton and prayer d the
end that ,ae Nashingien Cnnferoaee
shall not adjourn until some vital
step Il taken tokart tho disarmament
of tho nations II The women ~ aa
lands viii use Armistlcc nay Tor
Alndllns The fires oi sentiment aud
action afainst this me ~ increas
INK armaments, the klesruth of NoN
emher. 1881. ~tll marx the heFlanlnT
Of The peace of the world TO this
task We consecrAto ourselves today
AT home each ono In aer own
land. At home. our ffst domestic
ffa.-t4..-a - Ma i
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CORPORATION coMMlss,os
70 stvist RAil RAvap

4 messing % the eofpofstiea con
miss.n t telas held today for IN,
purpose o. revising frslsh, rate. IL
tho state Tn. commission issued
an order effective Juas 10 sllminA,.
ing entirely IN 90 per cent Increase
Ia rates which went Into effect
August gs. 1890 This order hs,
ieen appealed a. no, Justified oa az
commodities. and ths meeting today
i for tho purpose of modifying tho
order to ow partial Inereas" on
sens commodities.
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PEIiSIII\. HI.SIONs uiDN
10 UNKNOWN NAIiluOIv'

losdoa oct ~ tpon aimpl
inscribed slab Ia Wsstmlnhter Ahbej
wh "a marks the tomb ~ Great nfi
tainA unknown Warriors waa lah'
today the highest decoration within
the & q OF the American people T.
Was tte medal ~ hauof. voted bt
the congress Of the tfulted States ln
r. affirmation ~ the oomradesh'.
which united the tinted States AMI
Great HrAin IN the Word War
rhe offe presentation 1aa made
~ George Harvey. American amtAs
sadof 20 the court of 81 James The
act ~ testowing ths medal was pee
formed b General PefshlnK
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CHIEFS CONSULT on
STATE I. u. u. 4. HOMES

" n ~ ~ Perry Chairman %
fhe HaafI - the odd Fellows cFsnf
Lodge havlns the Homes al carmsa
and chreotah in charge spent sat.
lraAy a. the stats headquarters "a
conference with Grand SECRETARY
nruc. on matters relative % the
homes and the nes building 10 DO
,fsstsd a. Checotsh.
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Man Who Killed
THO BY Reckless
Driving Held

Afdmefe ost f- Changes -
murder ~sre files here tAs
morn.ue against Nes r, Joan
scn and oscaf Van Ncs. Ia c,se
nect.on ~ltA ths death SATURDAY
of Josephine aad Lola Wilson.
from Iufaue~ received when ths
t~c girls ~fth their sister Ruts
and fatAef IS # Wlison. aa see
delivery man were siraek hs An
automobile frldas nieht near the
hasiness district
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ToFght
Dec H.,
Ga | 'et
eAisase oct - - rsxs
'sssieu arch ent = 9 lxsrvtts.
aaa tuWr htTh 8 -
pfuppies oat a sna,lonai
Anti-tixafetis ~ ~. Miss

uastan announced tadsy she bad
iaasdet = aew na,ioaal efkaaisatioa
the ~Nl-~a Life Nosemsat
~ sleTaa 10 -Closa speech Clean
apofta clean HsAlts
~ pledss !. To sbssala frum ia.
afetses tobacco ant aleohoi Ia say
fafm aad - lead clean life NOR.
anf
iseaaqasrtsFa hAve been opoasd IN
chicago frrp where faf a scof. n
fsAfa Miss Castou faasht The cigar
eite she resigned The sapern,snd.
encY ~ asr lsssus hseaase q sls
agreement On policy wlth her board
"rhla cleAn iAis Movement 10 ,Ae
caiminatlon % plaaa whleh are the
eutsruWth % my 20 years of suot,
IN behalf u the you,A of the aatiea.~
Mas 0astnn says In her aanounes.
meat We slli operate uader IA.
,ienal stats and local committees of
one hundred. ofsanised PRIMARILY
10 safeguard the health and morals u
the fouih
a had habits bsslnnlag % vlcl.
aus and erlmiaal careers. we are
andsrtaAisx thFoash our edaeatloasi
and pledge signing campaigns. sad
threusa effective community ofxaa.
iaattou work ~ prevention that
sIll ultimately reduce nyenila dslia.
aaeney. tho widespread pfovalenss
af whish Ia alarming the federal gov.
efnmsnt a. Indicated bY fsesst state.
meats af Attorney General paasA.
oftY
a fee ~ we'll tnown and expert.
eno.d workers have already offered
their services and ~lll hs sssocis,sa
sith me under a board % directors
ehossn from q natlanal cnmmltsss .os
one hundred no~ beias organised"
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pDD FELLOWS TO
RENIsE IiiE LAWS

Randall q tivssay, of Ansiarsa.
trand master ani Thomas q. Al
ifews ~ chandler Reprsasniaiire 20
he Sovereign Urani Lodga. % the
odd fsl oes. ara al ,ha state head
iuar,efa fsyislnx ths iasa II ths or
Ter ln connection with 6rani sscfe'
ary bruce A new edition of ths
laws wlll bs printai a. once
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HOUSE oeeosss PLAN
TO lncaGAsG IN slxg

Washington. Oc, 1.-THE boaas
has recorded lts opposition 90 sar
increase In its msmbsruhlp. rusem-
ml,slnK 10 the census cemmitiss ~
a vote of its 70 its the sslsaI bill
10 increase ia slte from 60 70 40
;nembefs
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OLDEST TEACHER N
COT MY ATTENDS MEETING

The eicesf teacher ir atiendarc~
- tie eesufy teseher's meeting sat-
ur1zf. xas the H.ofher q Ers \.
Z Klauef she s nov 80 wears Old
ard exprssee1 be-se.f ~ enjoying
efeTg m.ngts q The nesting she
tsag1t r. days zone ~ and be-
csashter M * Y Kidney i one
y Logan couriys oorsc.ertlous ten
-es&cos sorkers and teaches 10
r1strsct 80 "a A rraad -czngh,s /.
- crsee Kiuney. teaches Ia DIS
.r-rf 80 g There d n1cL u here
1ity. sppzreafly
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STANDING o. rrs ovssSs

The standing OF ths qussns contest.
put on oy the Amerlfan Legion boys
and the girls Of the Auxiliary IN eoa-
nection With the carnival folle~a
Lille Johnson. iot 500. Lols Pulse.
1900. gbristiae Fahflns. tl.o0e.
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Paris. rGsAs 70 sEoiN
HtsufLplNG innGpiAvtLv

raris. Texas. Oct iT.-Aa estimate
% the ioss BY fire sustained sasur'
day and sunday IL ssoo.so RE-
building Of the burnt district all be.
sia Immediately.
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Kansas Miners Quit
Howat and 90
Back TO Work

risfshurn. kse. OF ~ 80 'tse~
hundfea tasi =. ~efa - q stfltt ~
"a. ~ho have h~ea iale siNes Aisx
andsr sa.s, aad August peryhs
~sn, - lAli sfs tssk a. ~pts -
asy. according O. - effltIsi a.
nosns asrs 81 tss hesaassrtsss -
ths operators ssse< sile~ this
nefn ~
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ERE
BUSY on s-RlsE NATTEs

A2st i-Et1-. Dct H. ne govern
r7eri tAr0usa US rsrao1s serar
merits aeEzn TO-DAY sarFes * a.,
stu4fsor as 1eFelo7ns - TIE caM y
ralrca1 urio1 leasers sor rensra'
st-lss f'egsnn.aE Octo5s- -
o1sa<tai from Presl5eut Hard ?
co~1 e cepart-ertal isa-saa eslel-
as secret service averts uers
irosr ts he watching the strst.o-
close TIE Whole rarEs of posss
f4ilt4es E2s reFzraes ~ ofnca.s ss
&C -ehslo1s a. tAlK time - - wste
:; practical 70 xxast Development.
before tak.rg trE scslQ.
EsH Operators l-spesli
ssepe Ess sIpressee sesersly bf
esfs as tazt The suEeestea aessa,
e - she psta5c Ero1s . tAe ra7
Tuss lasor board. acre - oonfe
eax~ ~sss TIE interstate CONNER
e'or-zsssloa. niEst solve TIE uro6la-
TIE sxhslr E-osp proposed tkas thf
r4lro2ss f--s-t Ais.v 7ut snto efor'
freaEsf rsfuctions e,euir1lerf - n
~azs secresses zVthofszea ~ TIE
tsssrs zss g1ly. thss sae "a RODS
vftAzrax ssrzher reQuesss for ~ags
-ee1xs5o.K
vsFs nH sss.
FszsI-axste- General Hays "a en-
0al1 2sszic s-s;ezs1t lKsaea - r
noo7 oe<1Srs6 TIE ~-z1s xil ~
uore1
3 Az s.re to Ssrzles - fse oon
tspxe-Ky vfl -os 7er-ff oe4eiop-
rentK wssch ul Interfere wsth 9er-
srr-ne.t se-vios szsz ~ Hzgs
TtE e 10 tizs for stztenezfs from
tsis cezz---ert A cze zsY oous
- s<<zor si3cereiy t-zss that y
W. no< - .; ooss. there rlls b.
sszoz T1e zslis III D noTe1
ssr-~1xry Eocre., No & i cor
s1ersc w1u rEurs lsrgs.T zry a.
tior 1ecscec o. ~ the roTe-zrerf
e sBss a. tie xtifs 1ouse cary IL
tss ssT q. Frsss1ezt Fszreinr w1s
rxf q. ths sxsczttve CT c.
Kbsfe boses az otssr off~as't
csezzsss - co-nez. - rsp1rts ths'
- p-erlssr; ziss. czu s1e rzsiros 4
Urso. e11e.s % TTzaz--xroz fos c,n
ss-H-cs
Postmaster General fsa7s F~.rslrst
tr1s- clsczsEs-g rls.z q MS esT1rf-
rss-s VII rsizfio- % TIE tnrsztsrs>
ss-l1s Er fzsFs pss zzSsrEfoo1 q
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purcn scroos1a Is losv

wiiismsted. curscso. Oct ia
sloop having on hoard the crew Of
the Dutch schooner Princess Jullaaa
has arrived here.
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euLoARir wlns

ARGENTINA RAct
baenos Aifrs oct NJ Bu garlt
sunday son the grand nstlonai prts
ssined AZ $4,000
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tc0ara.et . Ps~ }
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CONTINUED on rase 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31

N Ill AL
Feliees los tien1pcs nnterioEes al
pecado! QUO bermos0e theron, y Dor
no niismo Guam hreVesl m n0ra1re
viva tranquilo, pues adn existfan
GUS semeaantes: ora 81 companer0 de
|log otfos sefes estaba orgulloso de
poaaer Ia inteligeuca con la que p0'
dia hacerlo TODD, segdn le dijo el
Esenor.
Pc este orgullo b~urlabanse los anil
males.
La inteneencia7 valieute oosai
lie diio el asno7Aeaso Sc DYE tn
v0z a tanta ~distaneint como Ia mia?
Corres tanto como yog-anadio 81
gamo.
Puedes tooar las nubesg diio Ell
condor
Themes mis- fuerzas?-aHeg6 81
elefaufe. zha
Y asf continuaron todos los anima-
les. Y satiafechos, ~acofdaron que el|
hombre era inferior al ser mas inf.
mo Ne Ia escala z~ool6gica.
Hstaba ell hofibfe de- buen hun0r.
Y cn Yez do enfadarse. Sc siuti0 AGO
metid0 de n riga freBca que dur6
largo fato.
Los animales cesaron en- sus proI
testas Procurar0n reir. natural
mente. no 10 consiguier0n.
Fran de yer miecas. aus eestoB
sus ~c0ntorciDnes para imitar al hom-
0fel ~. Y con vefdaderh hunIildad
i~aclararonlo 81 ser mas superior del
los seres.
-P0rque phedes relrl le die Ell
ssno mas acknowledgements que nun
"a.
y, en- efecto, los animales cofren,
gritaus sufren. aigllnos hablan
otros Wonnucian disclfsos y na8ta
iscriben a~rtfculos Heir? Solo ell
se rfel....
Ia riea es sd patrdmonioI
ANTONIO PALOMERO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31

|te una npeFa ordt1 ahaada uD Il.
vahiaf0n IL aife Bus nlanos sin af1ias.
Dando vuoltas a su a~lrcdedor y cast
sobre sns cabezas, 81 agiador les man.
do VolYef pies atras abandcnando los
caballos. Media bora despues los de.
tenidos y su escolta aefea llegaron &
I'M pueblo donde e. atiador hizo en-
tuesa de enB pris,onefos. Tai rue q
debut de la poiicla alada.
Ia patrulia aerea no se hA lim,tado
4 los servicios de polieia Judicial. lila
sido enlDleada con excelente exifo vi
la vigilancia de los inmens0s b0adue6
del Estado de California, siampre ex
puestos, duRante los veranos secop
a incendiOs idesaatros En- cuatro
diferantes ~odasiones Ia patfuIla axi-
50 q tempo q princinio de- otrog tan.
tos incendios. que nudiefon sracias 4
ese avia0 ser sofocados antes de to.
mar incremento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31
Ia N~kcIONAuiDAD DE los
LIBROS


Al a0fir Uni iibr0 se reveia Ia nacfos
ralidad del adtof. Los .autores de- los
diferenies paises nenen pfolog0s car
ractRffdtic0s.
La snoyelas inelesas cast unaninias
meatc emplezan D tln b6roe de es.
lcuela b como 10 eNpresd un e9crit0r
rtcienb6mente, 81 rec0rdaxA58 a M q.
ldafl dB doce minufos. eseribe Il. III.
Collier en- 81 0lobo pem0crata
Las noysIaa americanas geneFalmon
to empiezan con aleo de paasa18 To
ne1ios f4nf0 perspective en- America
ql1e seFia una iastimat de5aria pasaf
desaperslYida
Los n~ovellslas f~rapceses NADIA les
impofta q paisaie y MaI empiezan
s1 noteia con IN restaurant 0 tea1ro.
Los noyelistas fasos elnpiezan 60
mo Ia 6feaci6n, enyheitoH en- IN Ind
nito de- tiniebias en- las cualBB. oleida
q adtof enoender los luces.
Las n0t6las e~span0las son roman.
t|ca8 en- 81 iniciaOi6ns ash como las
nONelaa hisbano.amerloana8 que dan
a uno Ia impression de los suaves acor-
dos do una guitaffa ala en- 10 distaui
ola y en- IA cual los hermoaisifnOs
dos de dona Isabel eBtAn cintilaud0
por entire las cel0sfaB
De todas estaB Ia novela americalia
ds la verdadera Tai vez Is mitad de
elias haDlan de Ia vida en- NueTa
York; y Ia otra faitad &c rofieren qui-
"a q Ia efigie de- ginetes agFeaiVos
deiando sus huollaa en- las caldeadas
arenas de- los desiertos.
Al abrir u hhro, Sc roYela Ia ma
cfondlidad del autof.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31


matarih1 otroiadas las produzca
Ia ley eiites cifadH ekrlfcn 81 ms
tlnto de 1mitaci6n~deI 1ad 81 c0uia.
aio del Doetezo no g mas que n
coaa DaIficular-ea decir Ia tenden.
cia a apropiarse 81 Ieagaaie , Ias maH
neiae "a las peraQnae o Quienes Sc.
Viva. y "a tanibitn cabal raz6n de
nruchos otros fep6meno p~sicol6sicoe,
entire cllos FL sofilo1uio
I'm general cuando pmsam0s habla,
mos interlormante. ~ decir .
.presentam0a on q naeIdn las
paIahraa Qna. p~rouunciamos 81 tnvie
mos que exterE0ri8ar verhalmant2
~nuestras IDEAS sino tangbl6n a hacer
los eastps y ademanes que d son
hAbitualea de- 10 cuai resnata que 81
III atencldn esta abaort8 pof 81 objeto.
d. nuAatro Denaamienfo 81 lmpuis0
.al6cutar 81 acto no est4 c~ontfarresta
do, y Ell soIfI0dui0 emp3eza Esto, 60.
mo se ha dicho antes en- general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31
~TRAsRLANTE be AKBOLEs

So puode comensnr en- Octnbre Ia
tfansplautaci6n de aTboleB no resino.
SOS fospeoto de- estos, s1hre TODD
cnando 0 W. srandea la operaci6n
Sd hace con mejor 6xito en- RfimaEe-
ra. Sin embargo, los arbolaB verdeB
de- las slemDras d6l adO d ann, dcbeu
traeplantarse en- estacas, enrafzan
muy bian en- Otono y tambi6m aquo
|ll0e de- dos afon que todavia cuando
mo hQy heladas. 30 les puede tras
plantar darante Ul inviern0 IabrandO
antes peFfectamente Ia terra.
Cusndo Sc arrancan los afboleg de
cuaiquiefa cspecio para trasplantar-
los So debe procedef q esta operaci6nl
con las mayores procauca0nes para
pr0teeer las ralceB, puee 81 arDoi Sci
pega con tanta mayor facilidad Guam
tas mayofes fafcos oOnlleno Pos es-
Ia rn16n los dfboles que creoen al
almacigo Sc pOdan con mayor facilisl
dad que los que SO arrancan en- los
bosQues y tuyas raices tienen, pou lD
general, escape desaffolIo.
All plaftar IN &rbOl hososo. es de-
sir, IN drboi que no sea resiuoso, Sc
irregian sus rafceS, y por cuanto Afl
as que han sido perjudicadas, se les
.brta 81 81 arbot tlona Ole, 80 Tell
'onserva aAelnpre que paeda sosheuer
10 en- Ell agajer0, de- off0 mod0, sell
b corta Las ramas So cortan mas I
} medos Hegdh sea neeesari0. ateudt i
la IA GUERRA de las rafces para sopor- 4
arIa cuando el arboI haga pefdldo 3
nuchas raices, % deian muy cortas.
as rafces Sc reparten c~uidadosameu- z
g en- 81 agujero sobre TERRA foja vt
nogo &c les cnbre sifavemenfe. con "a
mas flola que Sc raieda. Por {
. demas 60 esla esiaci6n no pueden {
.Ilantarse drbolus graude8 hi peque (
los, sino 60 los terfenos secos y III
Icros, en- cue haya raz6n para tenn8r i
ne las faices Sc pidtan diiIanbe Ell Z
nyierno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31


81 hay quien viva baj0 IL conviction
de que 81 pori1dicO no tiene una gTan
parte Do resp0nsabflldad en- 81 atlazo
de los pueblcs, esta Yiviendn bai0 IN
error muy craso
REFRESHMENTS en- los actuales ITEM
DOS 81 ~periodico e 81 que ocupa IN
lnsar prelereute en- 81 desaTrollo del
mpndo' 81 pef10niQo ee u paianea De
que e TaAen los malvados para hacef
ei mai Y 2 hompres disnns y gran
dea para hacer 81 bisn, para hexaF =
las maaa8 ael pueblo por nn canine
en que mas fAcillnentN ptadan ven
esr 4 WV onenlgDa.
We aolo esta sirFiend0 dc gula y
Iconductor en- ios prlnoipales aaantos
que Ne tratan en-. 81 mundo. sln0 que
muclios de ellos he han echadoa CITES
Tag u tareaf da regenerar q nancnoaI
pylenios que estau careados de yicioa
que v1yen en la mas terrible iRnos
ranola Y bajo yigos que LOS haoen
.~apArecer como ~egclavos.
III periddico es ei a strive de- M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-03-31


Los Hslados unidOa. I'd pais az los
REGARDS. ha querlda adelantarse 4 to.
dos los Gobiornos del mundo dando
a "a aTiacidu uue amplaci6n nuevn.
estableciendo una Policla alada. Que
ya he presta0o ~eefvicios apreciables
Esta Ultima lniclativn correapon.
Do ar Nstado dc California que Is
donde fld creada .e1 varano pasado.
la Aerial Patrol
La patrulla a6rea contaha en- sue
commences con dos aof0pian08 monta-
dos pof aylad0rea deemovili0ados es.
cogidos entire los quo mas e distin-
euieron en- los campos de batalla de
Ffancla.
Algunos dias desppbs de su crea-
eion Sc c0neti6 nm h0ff0F0so cfiHben
cerca de una aldea de Ia region de
Sacramento: dos miserables asalta-
ron q gFanja a~sesinaron a todos los
indipiddos de Id familla one III elia
habitaha v huyqron il6vandose nuanto
pndieto1 fobaf.
Tan pront0 como la noticia mAe6
Q lag a~utoridade1 az Sacratneni0. dno|
de los ~polIzodf6s aviadofts salid to-
lanuo en direction de Ia Sieera Ne
vada donde &c euponia que loa NAL
hechores b~uscarian rohbsio.
NO tard6 q atiador en- YER d dos II.
aet 3 todo Eaiope Sc dirIslau
s uno de(Ios asoa yold hacia eilos
Z cuando iQs alcdhzo. de 6hdiendo
20 metros dol suelo, do q aliof q
|oe iuNtifos Como no se anrosnfa-
sen q opedecer q guie4 dasadrerlen
'ia aeio caer nna granada que hizo
sxplocion 9 poca disiancla Dc los nd.
fer6idpss
Estupefact0s, dOmiuados. los crinii.
lales heiaron de- sue montnrae y, an-