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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
PASS QUIETLY.
Socialist Meetings In Berlin Attended
With No Trouble.

BERLIN, Jan. 2l.-The socialis,
meetings today passed off with com.
pIete quiet. Hall. which were filed "a
overfiowing were closed by the polio,
half an hour before the speaking com.
menced. Strong resolutions Of gym
pathy with the Russian revolutionist.
were passed and protests against the
present suffrage system in Prussia wert
adopted. During the meeting forces Of
police were kept in the neighborhocd.
No spectators were allowed in the gal
leries. for in ease Of trouble. the rioters
would have the advantage Of firing on
the police from above. The audiences
went quietly home after the meetings
and there was no attempt at a street
Dispatches from all the large towns
report the demonstrations orderly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
Cap,sin Davidson Tells oI Ter
ribIs hardshIps Which
Were Endured.
SHIP Is FAST BREAKING UP
Salvage Steamer Salyor WIN Not BE
Sent to the Wreck A. Captain Re
ports There Is No Chance Of Saving
Vessel.

VICTORIA. Jan. 81. - The steamc,
Queen City arrived today with Captain
Davidson and sixteen members of ,hs
brew Of the King David, wrecked on
llajo Reel. Dcccmber 18th.
The captain says he encountered thIel
weather and having no observations ran
too far north.
I'm Dccembcr 9th he sighted the re-.
Gently established Clayoquot lighthouse
which he mistook for Cape Bealc. The
lockout reported breakers and anchored
In eight iathoms oi water Thrrc days
later the weather cleared and obser,a.
'ion- showed the proximity Of a danger.
ous reef. The wind sprung up and he
tried 20 work 20 seaward but the wind.
lass broke aud the anchor dragged until
the vessel drifted on the rocks Two
knuekles of rock penetrated the ships
eide aud she rolled over with heavy
list 10 starboard.
The crew took TO the boats and made
shore returning several time. for pro.
visions,
Two seamen let the camp which was
abany yoned fishing huts ON the bleak
shyk to try to make their way along
beach but returned in three days
almost famished. They reported they
saw half breed who told them no rc.
lief would come until March as the coast
was not inhabited.
As there was store at Nootka, eight
ndlcs distant the story i proved fal-e.
Dayidson's charts which were old, did
not show the settlement at Noolka or
the many intervening settlements and
consequently the captain called for vol
unieer, TO 70 to Cape Beale, 100 miles
away. Six men were chosen and started
In charge Of Mate Wallstrom. These
men were never seen after the boat
rounded iIcsquott Point
There we're heavy seas the next five
days aud the boat doubtless foundered.
The survivors remained IN the Indian
camp until January II when they were
sighted by the steamer Queen City
The shipwrecked men launched the
boats and put oil TO the steamer aud
The captain OF the Queen City arranged
to call for them ON his return trip.
bad weather ensued and he returned
for them the next day, While the Queen
city was al Quatsino the sailmaker
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-A wild
panic following the loud shout Of
fire" brought death to eighteen colored
persons AMI injury to two score other.
tonight in st. paurs Baptist Church.
The frc was trining one. and was
al out before the iiremen arrived. The
smell OF snake added TO the panic and
despite the heroic work Of the pastor
Of the church who tried 20 allay the
fears Of the frightened congregation,
the people made desperate rush to
leave the church only to become con.
gested In the narrow stairway. The
panic followed the taking Of the collec-
ton. when a woman in one Of the front
rows gave a loud shout Of Fire"
Instantly those about her were on
their feet and those near the pulpit
smelling the smoke started for the exit
Then half dozen cries Of ''firel'
and the whole congregation became
panic stricken. Despite the appeals Of
the pastor to be seated the terrorized
worshippers started to rush The fran.
tic shouting became louder and many
were knocked down in the sisles and
,rampled on. Then came terrible rush
downstairs. Several people tripped and
fell, causing the narrow way TO become
iammed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
Unnecessary Government Printing
to Be Stopped.
BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Authorizes the Appointment
OF An Advisory Committee to Ex-
eiude All Unnecessary Matter From
Reports and Bulletins.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 - President
Roosevelt has issued instructions appli
cable TO I'll the executive department.
tending to do away with unnecessar,
printing and to improve the form oI
wport. aud other department docu
ments. He authorizes the appointment
Of an advisory committee, 1t least on,
member TO have a practical experience
Of editing and printing
The committee shall exclude all un.
necessary matter from the reports and
bulletins. and have the copy carefully
edited before printing, to prevent dupli'
cation, to exclude Unnecessary illustra
tions and to print only the necessary
number Of copies aud no the maximum
allowed by law
The President also has announced the
Of committee on book.
20 promote economy utility
beauty aud uniformity in government
publications, The Presidents action is
the result of an investigation by the so.
called Keep Commission.
The cost Of the Keeping system, in the
government printing Office, 10 keep the
records Of employees and to
weed out incompctcnts win be estab.
lished.
The public printers attention Is
called to the fact that the number Of
aud unskilled employees In
proportion TO skilled employees. has
largely increased in recent years, and
directs an investigation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan ELF France
makes decisive move in retaliation of
venezuela's treatment Of her represen:
tatise. Caracas this week will be the
world center Tais trouble arose from
the expulsion Of NJ. Rrun. represen-
tatiye Of the French Cable Company
at Caracas. and because OF Charge
dAfairs Taignyis protest
Venezuela held to Ler position and
refused to treat with the French gov.
ernment through Taimy. A long period
followed. open rupture being avoided by
the good offices of the American Minis.
ter. Russell. President Castro's dila-
toriness in settling the matter sngered
France AMI a feet was sent to Mar
Unique to push the matter, but it had
no effect Then Tsigny boarded the
steamer Martinique, and Venezuela re-
fused to let him return ashore. Al
though technically not a forcible ex.
pulsion. il amounted to an act Of hos
tility and the yepexuelan charge at
Paris was given his passports by the
French government. Three French ves-
sels are now off the Venezuelan coast
and naval demonstration is expected
Algeciras win divide interest with
Venezuela. According 10 late advices,
extreme caution and lack Of confidence
has supplsnted the uniform expressions
by the delegates Of hope for a salts
factory outcome, and feeling Of unrest
is said to exist among the delegates Of
the less interested powers
In England this week viii see the
end of the elections. The overwhelming
Liberal victory, however. has robbed
most Of the interest in the question.
In America conference between the
mine workers and operators viii occur
at indianapolis.
Interest in Congress centers in the
Statehood bill in the House. and when
it comes up "Wednesday according to
the present program, the very frsa
action will be test Of strength between
the so-called insurgents" and the
~Stalwarts." The test viii come on the
vote for rule preventing any amend.
ment being made to it. The "Insur-
gents claim they can defeat this rule.
and the "Stalwarts" are just as strong
in their assertions to The contrary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
East Has Warmed heather in
Many Years..
ONE MAN IS FRUSTRATED
Warm Wave Strikes the Middle West
and Travels to the Atlantic coast-A
Cold Wave Follows Close In It's
Wake.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.--A warm
wave which scores the best record since
1890. prevailed from the Mississippi
Valley TO the Atlantic today. It's crest
was in Ohio where the temperature
ranged from 20 to "a. The cold wave
developed in the west rapidly following
the warm wave and forecasts say il
viii reach the Atlantic Monday night.
News from New York stated the warm
weather of the past few days reached
climax today when il reached So de-
grees. The warmth and sunshine
brought out thousands ON the promi-
nades and gave the outing grounds Of
the city the appearance of day in
spring The same sprTnk like weather
is reported in all parts of the state.
At Mingo junction, Ohio, stephen
Hymes, aged 90, was Frustrated by the
heat. His condition is serious.
At st. Paul the mercury dropped over
80 degrees in twelve hours standing 2
above at ; o'clock tonight Zero wealth
er is reported in nearly every part of
the state.
In Boston the mercury reached 6s to-
day. which, with one exception. is the
warmest January day on record.
In Philadelphia, with the temperature
at 50 degrees, the city experienced the
wamest Gay of the winter.
The warm wave extends throughout
ppnnsVlva MIN
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

In the melee the weaker ones fell
only TO be trampled on by those from
behind Horrible shrieks from PROSTATE
persons added to the confusion. by thi.
time even the cool heads becoming ter,
Tor stricken. Strong men leaped oser
the heads Of women and children and
fought only for their own safety. The
crush was 80 great that the ballustrade
which was very weak affair, gave
away, and with a terrific crash hundreds
Of persons were precipi;ated to the floor
below, distance of about 4 dozen feet
This heightened the intensity OF the
panic and the rush became an awful
jam. When. finally, the building was
emptied. an awful sight presented itself.
The first floor and stairway was covered
three deep with dead and dying. On the
street hundreds were shrieking for help
and looking for the missing ones.
The police arrived ON the scene and
with the 1clp OF scores Of white people
and eolored men. the dead and injured
were extricated from the terrible mass.
An examination of the dead at the
morgue showed that most had been suf-
located or died Of internal injuries. A
few of the injured win likely die.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
DISORDER UNLIKELY.
Authorities at ST. Petersburg and Mos
COW Do Not Anticipate Trouble.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. sl--There is
almost an entire lack Of prognOstica'
tions of disorder tomorrow. the ami.
versary of the historic march of Father
Gapon aud his followers to the Winter
Palace. The general conference day will
pass without serious occurrence in st
Petersburg and Moscow though there
may be collisions. in the provincial
towns.
The labor and revolutionary orga.
nizations have generally proclaimed
against the demonstrations. The st,
Petersburg police chiefly fear attempts
at bomb throwing on the. part of fana-
ties. Today passed quietly and tonight
81. Petersburg is sleeping TRANQUILITY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
soLLoGUB SEVERE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2l.-Dis.
patches from Libau and Mitau show
that Govemor.G General Sollogub con.
tinues to punish with merciless severity
the revolutionists in Courhnd Twenty.
one persons were tried by drumhead
courtmartial and shot near Libau, Two
leaders were executed near Mitau.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
WILL NOT ACT NOW.
France win Not chastife Venezuela al
Once.

PARIS. Jan, ~ 1t appear. certain
tina, the French government has re.oly.
ed not To take action regarding vens-
saela until the full rrport Of NJ. Taigny
reaches the foreign Office.
According 10 official information.
Premier Rpuyier does not see the ne~s.
sity at present Of using forcible means
10 obtain reparstion for the insult TO
Taigny and u Is probable he will rely
mainly ON the good Offices Of the United
States with Castro,
The desire TO SEQ The outcome Of the
ator.'oco conference also restrains France
from prccipiiatsly burdening herself
with another difficult question.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
GIVEN FREE HAND.
United States Allows France TO Use
Own Venezuelan Policy.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 2l.--Convinced
Of the sincerity of assurances from
France regarding their loyalty to the
Monroe doctrine, the Washington gov.
ernmcnt has given France free hand
in solving the Venezuelan problem.
Frances first move may be expected
at any time, but the strictest secrecy Is
observed. NJ. Taigny win come to this
country en- route TO France for con.
ference with Ambassador Jusserand and
possibly Secretary Root,
The whereabouts of the French ships
is mystery, but Il is presumed they
are in touch with the ministry Of marine
at Paris. and awaiting instructions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

VICTORIA. Jan. sl-The fOur.masted
schooner N. Turner had a narrow escape
from disaster January 18th when she
threaded her way through the barrier
reefs off Vancouver Island. in distress,
with sails split, and brought up to an
ehOr within coo feet of Bunsby Island.
The steamer Queen City reports hav-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
CONFERENCE OF FISCAL OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Thc bureau
Of the census has called conference Of
eomptrollers, auditors, treasurers and
others interested in the uniform classi.
fication of municipal acts and compar-
able municipal statistics. This confer
ence viii be held in this city on February
18th and l4th.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
SCHOONER TURNER HAS
VERY MARROW ESCAPE

ing rescued the schooner and towing her
to sea when the crew mutined refusing
to go to sea with sails split. The
schooner was then towed to q safe an
ehorage at ClayoquOt, where she was
repairing her sails preparatory to con-
tinuing the voyage to Puget Sound.
The Canadian Pacific Steamship Com
pany viii libel the Turner for salvages
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
SIX MEN KILLED IN
SNOWSLIDE RECOVERED

In which men were sleeping. Three oi
the flye men in the saloon managed to
crawl from under the debris and snow
and attired only in their night clothes
worked for hours TO rescue their COM
panions. Saturday morning fifty men
started work seeking the bodies but not
until noon was the first body discovered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

SALT LAKE. Jan. 2l.--The last Of
tho six bodies buried in the snowslide
at Alta was recovered this morning.
with the restoration Of communica.
ton comes the information that the
avalanche came Midnight Friday. 1t
swept half a mile before striking the
boarding house and an adjoining saloon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
WILL DIG HIM OUT.

LAKE CITY, Colo. Jan sl.-A snow
slide today carried Harry Youman and
Fred Davidson into Nellie Gulch. The
former dug himself out and organized a
searching party to hunt Davidson. II
is barely possible he viii be found
alive.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22

who had gone erary. died The others
ere In good health. The salvage steam.
er Salsor will not be sent 10 the wreck
d. Captain Davidson reports there Is
M chance Of saving tho vessel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
LOSES CHARTER.

Das.s dangers Arrives in Port Town
send Too Late.
SEATTLE Jan. 2l,--A special TO III,
Post lntelligcncer from Port Townsend
says the French ship David d'Anger-
arrived At 7iao this morning too late
to .asc Ter charter which expired at
midnight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
MINERS WILL CONFER
At indianapolis Conference Be-
tween Minsworkers and Op-
orators win Occur.
JoINT-srATEHOoO BILL UP

House Will Consider the Joint State
hood Bill Which Win Come Up On
wednesday-Defeisney Appropriation
Bill to be Considered Today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
GIRL IN LUCK.
calvs Will Adopt Her and Give Her
Voice Culture.

SEATTLE Jan. 2l- Madame Calye,
while in this city, discovered in Lois
feurt seventeen.year.old girl 50
promising a contalto voice that the
Diva told the girl she would formally
adopt her and give her a thorough train.
ing in Paris.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
ATTEMPT FAILS.
Robbers Dig Through Eleven Feet Of
Solid Rock to Bank Vault.

oUfiu kUth 70 bdnk FduFIs
TOPEKA. Jan. 2l.-A bold attempt
to rob the Merchants National Bank
was discovered today. The robbers
commenced work in the basement and
tunneled through II feet OF solid rock
TO the iIoor OF the vaults eifecting an en-
trance. They attempted to wreck the
safe. Saturday night but the effort
failed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-22
During Service in Negro Baptist Church Woman
Cries Fire. Wild Rush Made for Exit. Eighteen
People Trampled to Death.
NEoRos ALL TRY TO RUSH OUT SINGLE EGRess IN FRIGHT

Woman Front Of Church Smells
Minister For Audience Keep Their Frightened Negroes
wild Rush For DoorwOmen rampsd Foot Dead
Are Piled Three Deep In Hallway.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
rAaJErA De A. 6. IRELAND.
oferta Liberal de A. c. ireland para
Tratar ei Peor Case de catarro
en- 3arta Re.

Al Editor:
.7os alenn tempo 20 he icnldo una
oportnnidad dc cnilar los resnltados
seguIJos por cl iso de lIyomci. I'm
tratamiento para catarro que cira as
pirando aire medicinal. absolutamen'
to sin poner ningunas drogas en- el es-
tonnage. Los r%esultados han sido tan
seialados que me siento justificado
en- hacer una oferta pdblica para ira
tar el peor case de catarro en- Santa
Ne con Ell entendimiento que 81 Hyo-
mel no cura. no costard NADIA absolu-
tamente. snl
III equipo complete de Hyomci vale
solamente 81, y consisie de I'm inhala-
dor que puede ser traiJo en- el bolsillO
del chaleco, IN tlrad0r de medicina y
una botella de Hyomei. 81 este no
es suficiente para n cura, botellas
a~dicionales de Hyomei pueden procu-
rarse por SO centayos. Comparen es-
te pequeio gasto con las proplnas car
gadas por especialistas. Y %recuerden
que garanti2amos ell tratamlento, no
cuesta NADIA 81 no cura.
70 espero que esta oferta sera acep-
tada por muchos de sus %lectores.
Verdaderamente de Vd.,
A. G. IRELAND.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
PELIcRo EN- olLAcloN
Intermediates de los Rihones con
Muy Peligrcsas para Ia Genie de
Santa Fe 81 las Desculdan.


! I'll gran peligro de malestares de
los rihones es que toman i'm estado
muy firme antes que el sufrlente las
reconosca. La salud va cayendo gra-
dualmente. Dolor de espalda, dolor
de cabeza, nervsiosidad, dolencias.
lumbago, malestares urinarios, hidro-
pesia, diabets Y NAL de Bright siguen
prontamente. No descuijen sus RHO
mes. Curen los riiones con el seguro
y safo remedio, las Pildoras do Doan
para los Rihones. las cuales han cu-
RADIO genie aqui misc en- Santa Fe.
Charles Harris, ex-policia de la Ca
lie dc San Miguel, dice: lei doIor a
traves de 10 pequeio de mi espalda no
era de Ia clase que viene iebido q ira.
bajo demas, hacla mas que estaba ALI
Y mucho mas penoso. positivemente
dandome 4 entender que alguna cau-
So interna existia. Cuando I'm ataque
estaba en- su estado de gravedad, no
podia agacharme para ponerme los
zapatos o levantar ningun peso y 81 ha
ella fuerza ~agacharme dolores seguros
eranI mi recompensa al endere2arme.
Las Pildoras de Doan p~rocuradas en- la
Botica de Ireland pararon todos los
ataques de gravedad
Dc venta por todos los ~boticarlos.
Precio so centayos, Foster-Milburn
Co., Buffalo, New York. Gnlcos agen-
tcs por los Estados unidos.
Recorded el nombre--Doan--y no
tomen otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31

mana y los siguientes negocios fuercn
d~espachados:t
j Cruz Tafoya. del condado de San
Miguel. contra quien n querella fue
retornada por perjuro en- connection
| con causas traidas contra c~ortadores
| de cercos en- aquel distrito fue presen-
tado ante ell juez Merle el microbes
en- la mafiana y Sc acus6 0 culpa.
La causa fue traida aquii bajo cambio
de lugar del Cuarto Distrito Judicial.
Sc supone que Taafoya tiene informal
cjon concerniente d las ~Operaciones
do los %cortadores de cercos del Conda-
do de San Miguel. El juez Nozzle no
le ha impuesto la sentencia todavia.
La causa del Territorio contra ELI
SEQ Salazar. del condado dc Rio Arri-
ba, acusado de asalto con intencion de
matar, fue tomada d las II el mierco-
les en- la maiiana. La causa fue
traida aqui del Condado de Rio Arriba
bajo cambio de lugar. Salazar esta
acusauo de haper puhaieauo " Juan ~
Cordoba con intencion DE asesihafio,
FL acusado esta representado por q
Licenciado Benjamin NJ. Read y mo
mas B. Catron. El Procurador ae rs
trito Alexandra Read. del Condado de
Rio Arrlba, esta ayudandole az frocu'
rador de Dlstrito E. G. Abbott en- la
- M t.u. f,., ArnaptVa-
prosecution ID 1uraao rue orsaniAa'
DO y varios testigos q siao eAal''iia'
dos,
Los licenciados Y otros ollciaies ae
Ia corte Sc divirtieron pastante = ~,
ia del Procuraior Appo.t =
hltimo estaba examinahao un 1urauo
en- Ia causa del Ierritorlo vs. Eliseo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
CoRTE DE DISTRITO

IA" Corte ue Das'riio iei Primer DIS
uNo 'uo'ciai por 81 oohdado de SANTA
~ So rcuh'o u las Y de III hiaiana ei
'iar'es' 3 Juez Mcfle ocupahdo su
pues'o- Los sisuientes negoclos fne-
. d~espachados'
IN !" causa deis Terri'orio VS.. Anto-
mo uiroh' acusado dc asalto y golpeo'
una inocion rue hecha por el Procura-
dor ae plstrito y. Z. Apbott que Ia eau
81 ihese desechada. ihiormo a Ia cor
Z que el festigo prosecutor, qnien era
III maure polltica del acnsado, haDia
Veh'oo y su ollciha EN- aquelia manana
y con iagrimas en- sus o1os le pidio que
III causa no Q Juzeada. Farece
que no Tue mas que II riha ianiiiar
10 cnal nadia sido arreglada d satisfac-
'o' = o ="
"u ue
IA :" oausa ue .pe,acioi ne reuio
.o'o w. IA oanua re Mea' anu
oN ~ iianA" ue ape'ac,oh
rue ,eaa" perino lue oohoeui'o
poi " oo''e ~ p'o'ofa, una nam"
naea pau :, 'ue,es. reu'o aoni
: 20" ieptenN'uo en - asunto Poi
q Licehciauo S~anueiaiio Martinez y
q lAcelc'auo o''iA c~o'hparece por u
acusauo La ca"sa ~ cuai i"e prilie'
iaiieh'e uAsaua en- !" cor.e dei Jue]
ue paA 'iene sopre ma u,spu'a .
y preclo ne un ce'io' oera 'oiiia'''
,ai pron'o coiio o'ras causas prece'
ueh'es ha!an s,uo coiciuiuas'
Ia cnusa ue u E'slh seweis ooni'
pahy W., ihoinas ue Laiio, un toyero
nc 'err'iios' Gu IA cuai Ia priiiera po'
ne pie''o p"r" fecopi"r una cuehta
POT Joyer'a' Tue toh,aaa Ell NJ corte 81
hiaftes u las de Ia mahana' vi IL
c~ehciauo t. Y. uor.her ~cohiparece poi
81 actor y el ilcenclado A. y. henehan
por el ~acnsado' III Jurado rue orsani-
zauo y Sc coihehAo Ia eSam'hacloh ue
los testlgos.
III Procurador de Distrito Alexandra
Read Y I'M ndmero de testigos lei Con
dado de Rio Arriba comparecieron an
te Ia corte Ell martes en- Ia mahana con
la esperanto de tomar la causa del Te-
rritorlo VS.. Eliseo Salazar. tambien
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
en- clNco MEsEs.

Despues de angustias morales
Bartolillo Sc case
Con Lucia, que alumbr6
A los sells meses cabales,
Y andaba Ell con gran placer
Diciendo: 81 tn 10 Neses?
10 que otra hace en- nueve meses
Hace en- cinco mi muier.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-31
HAvlso.

Golden, N. NJ, Mario 20. 1906.
70, el abajo firmado anunclo por me-
do este aviso que mi. esposa, Maria Al
tagracia Martinez de Lucero, aban-
don6 mi CANA Y mesa 81 dia "a de Mar
70, 1906, y anuncio que de ahora en-
adelante no sera responsible por MIN
guna cuenta que ella haga. y para que
conste, me suscribo,
FRANCISCO LUCERO.