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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
WHY so WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May Be Sapping Your
Life Away. People Have Learned
This Fact.

When a healthy man or woman be-
cause, become weak languid, depress
ed. suffers backache, headache, dizzy
spells and urinary disorders, look to
the kidneys for the cause of it I'll.
Keep the kidneys we'll and they will
keep you we'll. Doan s Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and keep them we'll.
Here is Lancaster testimony to prove
It, Mrs NJ V. Burris, living in the
Fourth ward, Lancaster, Wis. says
Ct am giving Doan's Kidney Pills
my endorsement in the hope that
some OF the many suffering from kid
ney complaint may read it and be ben
Gifted by it. My husband suffered for
many months from severe pains in
his back He is forced to travel a
great deal and the constant Earring and
joltlng of the cars seems to aggravate
the troubles. His kidneys showed
weakness and seeing Doan's Kidney
Pills recommended for such troubles,
he procured a box at j. ID. Hatch s
drug store They relieaved him and
in short time the trouble had entire
Iy vanished He has not had any
trouble with his kidneys or back since
and gladly gives Doan s Kidney Pills
his recommendation
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -Miburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agens for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
County Court.

At a session of county court held in
Platteville Tuesday, the following mat
tiers were decided:
Estate of J. NJ Norris, petition to
prove will. Will proved and admit
ted to probate ]. W. Norris named
and approved az executor without
bond
Estate of Cecilia Williams. petition
to prove will. Will admitted to pro-
bate. Margaret w. Beardsley named
and approved as executrix without
bond.
Estate of Cornelius Zimmerman,
petition to prove will Will proved
and allowed and admitted to probate.
Henry and Lambert Zimmerman
named and approved as executors.
Bond, So. 600.
Estate of Elenor farrell. petition
to prove will. Will proved, allowed
and admitted to probate. John Jenkyn
named and approved as executor with
out bond.
Hearing of claims against the fol.
lowing estates: W. F. Grindell, Dan.
ial Richard, Kezlah Iven3, Ann s.
Eastman, Robert Hill, Anna Mary
Runde.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The football team is practicing ev-
cry day after school under ''GIeg's"
coaching the candidates are rapidly
getting familiar with the principles
of the game and the outlook for good
team grows more promising every day.
High school visitors this week were !:
Emily Cronin, Beth and Mile Lish-
erness. Martha Meyer, J. Duane, Gleg-
horn, Ted Lowry and Clarence Howe.
The weather man made a sad mis-
take when he handed out this kind of
weather for school people.
Prln Slothower talked on athletics
and gymnasium work Friday after
noon. He looks forward to the time
when the school may have a gymna-
sium in connection and called atten-
tion to he fact that we have access to
an exceptionally good one under
private management at the present
time. He emphasized the fact that
athletics is an excellent substitute for
the loafing habit. We second the
motion and the gym ought to be we'll
patronized by high school pupils this
winter.
The pupils of some of the lower
grades had their pictures taken on the
lawn Friday. The pictures were tax
en- by one Of the proprietors of the post
card studio.
School was dismissed earlier than
usual'both days of the big base ball
games, Monday and Tuesday. This
concession was appreciated almost as
much as the Christmas vacation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

Talk about epoch making inventions!
A device intended to make women face
forward in getting off street cars is
being tried by the Chicago City Rail-
way company. The scheme was dis
covered in connection with the pay-as-
you-enter type of car, which has a
handle on the front door. Observing
inspectors found that women in alight-
ing seized the hand rail, chung to it
and swung around to the outside of
the door. alighting with their faces
toward the rear. The simple remedy
consists of the removal of the handle.
Under the new plan the door is opened
BY a mechanical device operated by
the motOrman. The passenger has
nothing to grasp except a handle at
the forward end of the step and cannot
help facing forward when leaving the
car.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
LIVINGSTON.


Grandma Andrew, an aged resident
of this place and widow of VIM.
Andrew. passed away at her home in
this village Tuesday morning Sept. 10,
at II o'clock. Mrs. Andrew was a
most estimable woman: truly her
children may rise up and call her
blessed 6 girls and boys living. are
left to mourn the loss of the best of
mothers. Burial services will be
held on Thursday. The sympathy of
all is extended to the bereaved family
in their sad loss.
Mrs. John Lixmore and Lila. of
Bessemer. Michigan, arrived Monday
on account of Mrs. Andrews illness
and death.
Walter Norland and Albert Suan-
son went to Chicago Monday morning.
Frank Blanchard went to Benton
Friday.
Mr.. John Hunter ST.. is quite sick.
Miss Alta Skate, of the Platteville
normal, is home from school on
/; account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Druen, of
Denver, Col. ARE visiting Mrs. Druen's
mother Mrs. Jane Skate.
Jesse Ruble was here from Platte
vile Friday.
Harry Biddick has purchased new
piano.
Prin. Owen Gibbon went to Rewsy
Friday evening.
Jno. C. Livingston is suffering with
rheumatism.
August Theide passed an examina-
tion for fireman.
Sam Griffith has returned from a
trip on the Mississippi river.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Oleson went to
Milwaukee Tuesday morning to spend
few days in sight seeing.
Mrs. Harry Biddick entertained the
Ladies Aid. in very pleasing man
ner at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen are
home from trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago Mr.. Allen purchased new
goods while away.
Miss Georgia Watson, Of Montfort.
visited here over Sunday.
Rex. Jacobs went to Harvard Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Pryor, of Barnaveld. is
visiting her parents, R. S. Jacobs and
wife
Rev. Kaumm, of Montfort, was
here Monday, calling.
John Ferris has moved his family
to Montfort.
The W. G. i. U. will meet with
Mrs, r. F. Livingston Saturday after
noon.
Harry Andrew expects to leave for
Dental Collage in Milwaukee in
about three weeks.
Mrs. John Ellsworth is on the sick
list
E. e. Ellsworth visited at the
county seat Sunday
Dr. Tuffiey is enjQyingsa visit with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

his sister, Mrs. Charles McGran, oil
Cortland. N. Y.
Homer and Dale Run dell are home
from the state fair.
j. w. Watson presented his girls
with new piano and gold watch
each.
DR.. Tufley and Supt. Smith took
Rob Kiley to Prairie du Chen for
treatment for rheumatism Wednesday.
1t was necessary to take him on a cot.
1t is hoped that the baths will prove
beneficial.
James Andrews and two daughters
are here from South Dakota on &C.
count of the death of Mrs. Andrews.
Frank Watson spent few days
here with his parents upon his return
from the Chicago University He has
now gone to Springfield, Mo-, where
he will teach the ensuing year.
The following young people are at
tending the Montfort high school: Guy,
Mabel and Marie Livingston and Icy
/ Skaife
Fritz Smith and Georgia Watson
visited at the Watson home in Mif1in
Sunday.
K. F. Livingston s little son met
with an accident Wednesday. He cut
his lip IN a can and it was nee ssary
for DIR. Blanchard to take several
stitches in it.
Miss O'NeaI. niece of Mrs. Jack
Noble is quite i'll.
Dave Eustice is attending school in
Evanston.
Mrs. Len Miller has been confined
to the house with severe cold.
John Alcott and Orrin Laughton are
putting in milking machine at DR..
Sylvester's. DR.. Sylvester farms on a
large scale.
Walter Hibbits and Jim Smith are
visiting in Flat, River, Mo
Mrs. Geo. Vond and daughter Bel
va are planning on trip to Califor-
MIA soon.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer are
here from Lancaster. Mrs. Meyers is
daughter of Mrs. Andrews.
John Bender Of Fennimore was here
last week in the interest of the Nc
Cor1nick remedies
Miss Simons has returned to her
home at Fennimore.
Sam Griffith spent Wednesday in
Rewey.
George Livingston was born in Car
new county, Wicklow. Iowa. June 6,
1908. and died Tuesday evening,
Sept. s, 1908. He came to this coun-
try in 1864, made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Jane Livingston. Three
years later he was united in mar
riage to Miss Elizabeth Woodward
of Livingston ard moved on the farm
Mr.. Livingston purchased prior to his
marriage and where he lived for forty
years until his death. Nine children
came to bless this union, one boy dy
ing, the rest are living and are: Sue
], at home. Charles of Groton, S. D.,
Elizabeth Jacobs, GAINESVILLE, Samuel
of Beloit, Herbert of GAINESVILLE, Ar
CONTINUED on Sth page.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
How They Stood.

Now that the baseball season is ov-
er fans are glad to read any kind of
dope" that relates to their favorites.
The following table of batting aver
ages will be interesting. Three games
of which the scores were lost are not
included in tn, following. In field
ing Katz led the team and in sacrifice
hitting and base running Madden head
ed the list:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
New Train Service to Huron, Aber-
deem and Cakes.

Pullman standard sleeping car
daily via the Chicago & North w est
ern Ry. between Omaha, Sioux City
and Aberdeen. Daily train service
Omaha to Huron, Aberdeen and Cakes,
with direct connection to all points in
North Dakota. northern Minnesota
and the Canadian northwest For par
ticulars apply to any agent. Chicago
& Northwestern Ry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
A Purple Moment.

Speaking of purple moments, >
sighed the nervous woman, ito me
there is nothing equal to the agony of
seeing your car start around Twenty
third street to Lexington avenue when
you are under the impression that
YOU are going up Broadway. New
York Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
Undoubtedly.

That John Calvin played bowls on
Sunday was cited in a Brooklyn court
in defense Of moving picture shows
remaining open on that day. Still,
there was nothing to show that to-day
John Calvin wouldn't pass up both
bowls and the moving picture shows
to witness a corking good game OF
baseball.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
The Revival Of the Bonnet.

There is a decided piQuancy about
the donning of a bonnet by young
woman. One coal-scuttle recently
turned out was as high as the tallest
hat that have seen this season. This
represents the route by which bonnets
will gradually epte~ a@qin.-Draper'
Record.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
Sand pits Formed hu Wind

In the sandy deserts Of Arabia.
whirling winds sometimes excavate
pits 200 feet in depth and extending
down to the harder stratum on which
the great bed rests.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

Continued on Sth page
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

a Poor Way to Inspire Confidence.
No man has ever by complaining of
ms III luck induced others to have
confidence in him.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
AIenladO de ASeSInaIO.

Silver City, n. M. Agosto 10 Una
muehacha natiya llamada Montoya
fue trasladada q esta eiudad v esta
baj0 el cuidado de un m6dico reci-
biendo tratamiento en- una herida de
bala que lie inflrio EN- un c0stado un
presunto asesino llamado Orosco, que
ania fugitive, no obstante los esfuer-
zos que Sc han heeh0 para capturarlo.
Tres otro- nativos que Sc cree estan
implicados en- el atentado han sid0
arrestados. Seg6n los datos que Sc
han podido obtener acerca del balea-
miento, Abe Bates, de Leopold, lie
90 EN- un vehiculo q la tienda de
Brown, y al regresar 10 acompafiaba
la muchacha. Sc dice que cuando Ia
pareia iban hacla la mediaci0n del
rayecto, Orosco Y tres individu0s
que le acompaiiaban, les salieron al
camino Y, cogiendo el caballo de la
brida, empezaron d disparar contra
Bates Y contra la muchacha, con ell
mismo rifle de Bates que le habfa sido
rohado del buggy, estando la mucha-
cha herida de una bala en- un costado,
y Bates sin lesion. Los Mexicanos,
habiendo vaciado el arma, soltaron
el caballo y desaparecieron. FL caba-
Ito arranco d huir q hizo pedazos el
buggy. Inmedlatamente SO procure
asistencia Y Ia muchacha fue traida q
esta ciudad para recibir atenci0n me-
dica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
La Fiesta PalrORaI de Las Vegas.

III s6bado pasado Sc celebr0 de una
maneFa soiemne & iinpoaente Ia fun
ci0n anual de la parroquia dc Mira.
Sehora dc los Dolores, para cuyo
event0 SO habfan hecho de antemano
grandes preparativos, pintando de
una manera atractiva el temple todo
y hacienda otras reparaciones.
Nopudieramos haeer mejor justicia
nj describir la festiyidad de un modo
mas lucido que 10 hace nuestro esti.
mado colega, La Revista Catollca, el
cual dice;
Muy superior q las de otros afios
result6 la fiesta patronai celebrada en-
Duestra parroquia el dia Is del actual
debido a Ia inquebrantable energfa y
cello del digno Cura-parroeo que Ia
administra, el Rev. Padre Pablo Gill
bert0D, Y d Ia preseneia de Su Sria.
lima, el Sr. Obispo j. B. Pitaval,
Administrator dc la Di6cesis. La
Misa mayor Sc celebro con toda so.
lemnidad 4 las 0 y media de la ma
iIana, ohciandola ell Rev Padre Flo
rentino Meyers, 0. i. NJ, al cupl
asistieron como dideono y subdiacono
respectivamente los Sres. Pbros. Pa
Dire Pedro Moog y Padre Jose Pajot
Su Seh0rfa y los Reverendos Cur s
A. Rabeyrolle, M. Olier, J. Pajot,
Il. Paulhan, NJ. Dumarest, A. RE
don, j. Gatignol, 2. Hartman, j.
Pugens daban realce q la fiesta con
su presencia en- el presbiterio. III
sermon de OCCASION 10 predic0 ell elo-
cuentfslmo orador sagrado Padre M.
A. d. Rivera, y un selecto coro
amaestrado y dirigido por el mismo
Sr. Cara -parroc0, y acompafado por
una afamada orquesta de profesores
de Ia Repnblica de Mexico, elecut6
con 81 mayor esmero la celebre Misa
de Weigaud, conocida bajo el tftulo
de "Suscipe.p Una paternal aloeu.
cl6n que Su Seiioria Sc dlgn6 dirigir
q la apifiada multtud, fue digna co.
roma de fiesta tan esplendida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
Los FraudiSlaS de Election
ArgOlladOS.

La causa instituida ante el Juez de
Paz Brown, del Precinto No. %, con.
ira Pablo Ortiz y Jose Chavez, lueces
de election, en- la Ultima election
municipal, acusados de haber permi.
lido votar iIegalmente q un Juan
Montoya, de Aqua Sarca, SO conclu.
y0 aver, fallando Ia corte culpables 4
los acusados & imponi6ndoles una
multa de $4,000 y los costos. Fu6
cosa muy sencilla probar las alegaciO-
mes de la information, y contrarestaI
Ia evideneia de Tfo Lorencito, pues
un nGmero considerable de los resi-
dente de Aqua Sarca testificaron POI
sitivamente que Montoya era resi-
dente de aquel lugar Y nunca ha re.
sidido en- Las Vegas. Los acusados
sacaron apelacion a la corte de distri.
10, cosa que solo dilatara su castigo,
pues la causa sera prosecutada con
vigor.
Como resultado de este juiclo tres
individuos mas sc han hecho culpa'
bles de perjurio en- sus esfuerzos pol
salvar los delincuentes, y estos tam
bien seran prosetutados con todo eI
rlgor de la ley.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
Tres VlclimaS de una TempeStad
EIectTlCa.

III sabado pasado hubo tres vfctl-
mas del rayo en- Ciudad Juarez.
Nuestro colega, Ell Clarin del Norte,
do la siguiente relaclon de la desgra-
cia;
fj"Las descargas electricas causaron
da1o en- El Paso; pero dOnde produ.
jeron resultados funestos fu6 en- G.
Juarez, en- Ia caIle de la carcel en- la
.plrte sur de Ia poblaci0n, en- donde q
las SO de Ia tarde un rayo priv0 de
Il existencia dos nifas, Natalia Y
Juana Chavez, de 8 v 5 amos respecti-
vlmente, hias de NOberto Chavez,
~ de su muler Casimira Villegas, de-
landolas instantaneamente sin vida.
Natalia estaba recargada en- el
marco de Ia puerta y Juana iugsndo
en- ell interior, cerea de Santiago Es-
quivel, ito de las dos nifias, ell que
sentado en- una silla, mantenfa en- los
brazos q otra nina de pecho hija de 10
Chavez.
cen el instante precise en- que "a
descarga electrlea cay0 EN- la parte
alta de la casa, Natalia fue arrojaGa
4 regular distancia bien muerta,
aconteciendo igual cosa con Juana su
hermann, Ia que tambi6n muri0 in-
continents, alcanzando q EsquiveI
quien cay0 sobre su regazo, quedan-
do ineonseiente, salvando G, quiza,
por esta posici0n, la reci6n nacida. y
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
Candidates Para la ASambIe;
Legislative.

Los delegados republicanos a la con.
venci6n territorial hicieron las ST.
guientes nominaciones para miembros
de la Asamblea Legislative en- algu.
nos de los distritos que componen
mas que un condad0:
Para el distrit0 del Console com.
puesto de Dona Ana, Grant y Luna,
DIR. II. A. Me Bride, de Las Cruces;
para oil dc San Miguel, GaadaIupe y
Quay, M. 9. Meechem, de Tucum.
carl; Lincoln, Otero Y Torrance,
Henry Lutz, de Lincoln; Santa Fe y
Sandoval, T. B. Catron. Enel mismo
distrlto correra para Ia Camara, T..
A. Miera, que le competia d Catron,
quien Sc dice, SO le fue prometlda ID
presidencia de Ia cdmara; Roosevelt,
Chavez y Eddy, w. S. Copeland. El
distrito de Rio Arriba Y San Juan,
no hizo escogimiento, pero Sc asegura
que ell candidate 10 sera el Sr. b. G.
Hernandez; tampoco Sc hizo en- el dis
trito de Taos Y Mora, donde Don
Maaqufas Martinez persiste en- correr,
pero los M0reiios quieren el puesto
para su condado, reclamaudo que el
de Taos 10 tuvo dos amos pasadOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
LAs VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo % OE AeosTo De 1eo8

dades para todos; el partido republi.
eano es el partido del privilegio del
monopolio privado. III partidO De.
mocratieo escueha la voz de t0do el
pueblo, y mide el pr0greso por medic
de la prosperidad y adelanto de Ia ge-
neralidad de los hombres; el partido
republican, estd subordinate q unos
cuantos comparatlvamente que son los
benehciarios del favoritismo del go
bierno.
lnvitamos, pues, la cooperation de
todos, irrespecto de previas afilia-
clones politicas Y pasadas desave-
nenclas, que deseen cOnservar un
gobierno del pueblo, por ell pueblo, y
para el pueblo, y que favorezcan tai
administration del gobierno que ase-
gure, tan bien como 10 pueda efectuar
Ia sabidurfa humana, el que todo ciu-
dano saque de la sociedad una recon-
pensa enproporei6n q 10 que eontribu-
va para el bienestar de la sociedad.
FIN.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
MOilnes RaclaIes en- Springfield.

La capital de Illinois Sc encuentra
en- estos momentos bajo el dominic dc
los bayonetas, y la plebe blanca, eli
su furia de yengar un delito no COM
probado, ha causado la muerte de
cineo personas, entire elias un anciano
de color quien la turba degoll0, en-
el frenesf de Ia venganza.
Las tropas acampan en- las plazas
publicas y cada momento SO oye ell
Loque de alarma, Y la vigilancia para
mantener Ell 0rden no cesa nj de dia
ni de noche.
Los barrios en- d0nde residen los me-
gros han lido despobldndose hasta que-
dar algunos completamente desiert0s
y familias enteras de estos desgracia-
dos, pululan por los campos y cami-
nos, despr0vistas de 10 mas necesario.
Naturalmente, estas partldas de gente
errante, sin destino determinado nj
prop0sito e0nocido, es origen de mu.
chas quejas dc parte de los vecinos de
algunas communicates. Los blancos
dieen que la presencia de estOs negros
indigentes impone una earga innece-
sarla a los pueblos, y pretextanque en-
Ia peregrlnaei0n forzosa que han em-
prendido los infelices, esta representa-
da 1nicamente, la parte immoral Y va
gabunda del elemento negro de Spring.
field.
Entretanto, EN- Ia capital sigue In
inquietud y las autoridades proeuran
por todos los medios poslbles Tranquil.
liar q los negros que han quedado
allf, aunque hasta Ia fecha. LIS iinicts
Iue Sc han aeogido al amparo dc
elias, son t0dOs ancianos que no pue-
len valerse por ST mismos. Los j6ve-
nes, de quienes podrfan espeTarse ac-
tos violentos, que sirvieran de conn
bustible al fuego latente, no han que
rido de ninguna manera someterse 4
ser pupil0s del estado
A Ultima hora hem0s sabido que Ia
llamada victima de los desordenados
apetitos de un negro, duda que el pre-
30 on Ii ear el de Bloomington sea su
asaltante y MEGA que antes 10 identi-
hcara. Apenada por los desastrosos
resultados de su acusaci6n, Ia citada
seiiora Sc arrepiente una y mil veces
de haber sido ella Ia causa de 10 que
alltlca un ''carnaval de crfmenes.n
i0jala que esta reflexi6n Sc le hi.
biera ocurrido antesl
III Clarin del Norte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22

Conclude este Y decIarada formal
mente la postulaci6n de Andrews, la
convention Sc prorrog6 para despues
de la cens, cuando Sc aprobaron las
res0luciOnes Y Sc nombr0 la nueva
comision central, Ia cual Sc organize
con Bursum, como presidente; j. w.
Reynolds, como secretario; Jose d..
Sena, como asistente secretario; Y Sa-
lolnon Luna, como tesorero. III Guar
tel general Sc establecera en- Santa Fe.
La convention estuvo bien atendi-
da de delegados, cosa natural, en- Wis
Ia de la lueha de los candidates., pero
en- atendencia de auditorio no fue un
remedo de la gran convention de Ros-
well.
Las resoluciones Sc componen de
halagos 4 todos los grandes dispersal
dores del pastel, de alabama propia,
Y algunas promesas de enmienda.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
NUN. 20

Arias sufri0 una fractura en- el era
neo y en- dos de las costillas, Y Gran
de sali0 iles0 mientras el caballo fue
muerto. III maquinista no supo ma
da del accidente hasta que hubo para
do el tren en- la estaci6B, donde al
guien observe que en- el photo habia
an bulto. AL haeer la examination
encontraron a la mujer desmayada
sobre el photo, habiendo sido tenida
allf por las ropas que Sc liaron q Ia
MADEIRA, salvandola asf de una muer-
te segura. En- el acto fue conducida
al hospital donde Sc le di6 atenci0n
mediea, no sabiendose Ia gravedad
de las lesiOnes recibidas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-22
Academic Fatal.

El Journal de Albuquerque, co
respondents al jueves, trae la notl-
cia de un grave aceidente que ocurri(
a la sefora Dolores Arias, propieta.
ria de una casa de huespedes de la
ciudad. Pareee que Ia selora, en- com
pahia de un Mr.. Grande, andaba er
un buggy, buscando 4 su hljo, Y a
pasar por la via del ferrocarril, en- la
cruzada que esta frente d Ia lanera,
choc0 la maquina del tren de pasaje
ros No /, c0ntra ell vehiculo, despe
dazan lolo y arrojando 4 la sefiorI
Arias sobre la trompa opiloto, y a
hombre al lado de la Via, La seflors
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