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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
CYGLONIG RETURNS TOO
MUCH FOR CHAMBERS
TELEPHONE
Lieutenant Governor Is Cheerful and
Expresses Regret for Defeat Of
others on Democratic Ticket

Poughkeepsle Nov. 5.-Lieut Gov
Chanler said when asked for am inter
view. 81 really do not know what the
situation is. VIII you tell me what
Mr.. Hughes plurality In the state is2'
lie added with a laugh. My telc-
phone went out OF commission m the
middle OF things-brokcn. perhaps hy
the cyclone force of the returns
The good nature aud habits OF I'M
dustry of Lewis Stuyyesant Chanler
have not been affected by his defeat
How much Of a factor the racing is'
sue was In the election Mr. Chanlcr
did not attempt to discuss nor would
he saw what his impressions were oi
the big falling on IN the Democratic
vote I'm New York City lie stated
that he had had no opportunity lo
study the returns sufficiently io mak,
rny statement of value or nicrcs.
NOW I'D.
n am most concerned ' Dee sale
"abodt the fate of the othors ON ih'
Democratic State ticket Sly deeles
regret Is that they are all defeated oi
ter having made 30 good g. campaign
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
.PRESIDENT-ELECT
TAFT WILL NOT
TALK POLITICS
erfeCtly Healthy But Tired
Says Successful Candidate
WILL TAKE COMPLETE REST
Declares That His Success viii Be
Success Of the Country If Endea-
Vor Can Make It

Cincinnati o., Nov. early yes
terday morning William II. Taft gave
hearty expression TO the qualification
he felt on his election as president of
the United States Business. labor
and agriculture, he declared. had sup
ported him. His success he said
should be also the success Of the coun-
try if his ability and endeavor could
make it so.
Please say that am perfectly
healthy, but tired" was the message
Judge Taft wished uttered for him to-
night. With Mrs. Taft, he has enjoy
ed the pleasant household Of the c. p.
Taft family mansion during the day.
going forth only once, and then to re-
ceive the plaudits of thousands of his
fellow townsmen, as they lined the
streets and filed the windows for
blocks In the line Of march of the par
AIDE OF the Woodward high school pu-
pills, faculty and trustees. Mr.. Taft
made the principal address at the cor
ner stone laying of the new building
of this school, from which he gradua-
Ted when boy Judge Taft did not
refer 10 the election or politics.
Judge Taft will leave for Hot Springs
Va, Friday.
Il am going away for a complete
rest for al least two weeks" said
Judge Taft tonight Now / am not
going 10 hold political conferences,
neither am going 20 consider cabi
net construction nor political appoint
ments during that time 1t is to be
| q period OF as near absolute rest and
quiet as ] can make il.
Three thousand or more kilograms
/ Of congratulations were delivered {
Judge Taft They included message.
from cabinet officers senators, repres
] entatives. ambassadors. politicians
/ residents of the Philippine islands an,
1 he Far East, and personal friends ant
/ admirers of Judge Taft. Many tele
grams came from business organiza
ti0ns and labor societies Throughout
The country c. S. Hever telegrapheC
for himself and 1000 other laborinl
[ men in Oklahoma City:
We are now assured of continued
/ prosperity and we can't stop cheering
We are laboring men aud don't feal
your iniunctions"
Hundreds of kilograms came to Mr.
TAFT from Yale organizations and from
/ Yale graduates
Most of the large colleges for won
len iu The country also were heard from
. including the Cap and Gown soclet!
of Stanford University Of California
which wired that Judge Taft had beef
chosen for president by &c per cen
ol the women of that institution.
The Vassar girls wired that Mr.
Taft had been selected as their cho
sen representative by four-hfths o
their number The president of tn,
Students Good Government associa
lion at Wellesley telegraphed that IN,
girls of that institution had elected
/ him 10y a big majority
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
ALLEGED MASONIC swINpLg
Strangers in ST. Adams Comforting
Degrees" for Money

St. Adams, Nov. Sit is alleged that
two men are in this city who have ad-
vertised that for a compensation they
will confer upon candidates what the
candidates are made to believe is the
degree Of Masonry that will entitle
them to affiliate with lawful Masons.
They have, it is said a circular eX-
planning the purpose and rites
which they confer 1t is also alleged
that these men have engaged a hall
in the city and that they have already
several customers. On account of
this Lee S. Tillotson, grand master of
the Masonic Fraternity in Vermont,
has issued letter which concludes as
follows
SO far as ! am able to ascertain
George A. Tabor and his assistants
are simply an association, or the rep
resentatiyes Of an association, making
a business of comforting their socalled
degrees for private gain They claim
TO be incorporated under the laws Of
Massachusetts. but that does not al
ter their relation to the Grand lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons Of Yer
mont In short they are what we
term imposters."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05

A pressing request has come from
Mrs Powelson OF Osborn Place, Eliz.
abeth, n. j., that the truth about her
remarkable recovery may be known
so that other sufferers may find the
way to the great and lasting benefits
contained in Father Johns Medicine.
Il have suffered with bronchial
asthma" writes Mrs. Powelson and
find Father Johns Medicine excellent
relief have the medicine at my bed
side every night and when l feel an
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
FREE FIGHT IN eRlpPoRr
An Alteration In Which a Big Stick
and a BULLDOG Figured.

Middlebury, Nov. 5.-Deputy Sheriff
Noble Sanford and special officer Fay
warren were called to Bridport Mon,
day night and brought to the Addison
county jail Henry Convey and his son.
Fred Convey Both of these men were
accused of assaulting Thomas Bany.
a son-in-law of Henry Convey, and
Mrs Fred Convey, who was struck on
the head with club during the fight.
The senior Convey is accused of using
the club. Young Convey is accused of
assaulting Lizzie and Una Convey
During the fight a bulldog badly la.
cerated the face and head of Bany.
Nearly all of the windows in the
house were broken. The Goweys will
be kept in jail to await the outcome
of the injuries of the assaulted per.
sons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05

Lincoln, Neb Nov. Awhile not
caring to discuss at this time the Doll.
teal effect of the Democratic victory
in his home state or analyze the
cause, w j. Bryan in an informal talk
to a number of friends who called on
him expressed his pleasure at the re-
suit in Nebraska and the satisfaction
Afforded him to learn Of the election
of so many of his political and person
al friends
A delegation numbering nearly a
! hundred from Lincoln visited Mr..
Bryan at Fairview to express to him
their confidence and devotion. and to
assure him that such was the sentl-
ment of a majority Of the people OF
his city and state Mr. Bryan in re-
spending, said:
Il am greatly gratifed over the re-
suits in this state. The national de-
! feat has not been such a disappoint-
ment when we have had so many
things to console us | hope I have
convinced my friends that running for
Office has only been an incident to my
work. My heart has never been set
on holding office, but | wanted to do
| certain work. ] am sure that In pri-
vate life | can have the chance TO do
something. One is not required to
hold Office in order to do big things;
one is simply required to do those
things within his reach, and that
much is within the reach of each OF
US.
Personally 1 shall find as much JOY
being out Of office, II the returns show
must be. as | would be in office.
hope still to be of influence to bring
about needed reforms. | appreciate
very much the confidence and loyalty
Of the people near US. It has been
the greatest comfort that the election
has given US The fact that those
among whom we live have shown this
confidence we appreciate more than
can tell YOU. II has been very kind
in you 10 come out here and visit US
on this day"
The defeat he sustained yesterday
did not weigh heavily OIL Mr. Br yan.
He was one of the most cheerful OF
those at his home and laughed and
joked good naturedly with his visitors.
Tonight Mr.. Bryan was the guest OF
honor at the banquet Of the State
Teachers association, where he made
a short address. He has no other inn
mediate plans than to rest at home
following his canvass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
'PUT IT IN THE PAPER
SO ALL MAY KNOW"
A Delighted Mother Who Wishes All To Know
of Her Recovery Through the Use Of
Father Johns Medicine.

attack coming on a teaspoonful breaks
up The cough.
Il eiye my children Father Johns
Medicine for colds and coughs. They
like he medicine so wen that they
cry for It every time they see the bot.
tie. recommend It to everybody for
coughs and colds. Please print this In
the papers so everybody in need OF
Father Johns Medicine can get help
from Il as | have"
(Signed) Mrs. John Powelson, 2
Osborn Place, Elizabeth. n. j.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
WISE AND OTHERWISE.


Patience is a necessity; not a virtue
There are many heavenly things on
earth
Il is better to blow a horn than 10
drink It,
You cannot draw an inference with
a team of horses
You cannot break down an argu
ment with an ldiotic laugh
II politicians got what they are real.
ly worth. they would have very small
wages.
Most women would be athletes. II
jumping at conclusions we're physical
exercise,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
BRYAN SENDS BEST
WISHES TO HIS
OPPONENT
Nebraskan Will Not Discuss
Effect Of Republican Victory
MANY CONSOLlNC FEATURES
Appreciates Confidence and Loyalty
Of People Near at Home
Cheerful In Defeat

Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-President-elect
William H. Taft today received the
following message from his opponent:
Please accept congratulations with
best wishes for success in your admin
istration. Bryan"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05

We. the undersigned. do hereby
agree To- refund the money on n 90
cent bottle of Grccnes Warranted Sy.
run of Tar it 60 fails TO cure your
cough or cold We also guarantee "a
25 cent bottle Goo prove satisfactory or
money refunded
Thompson's Pharmacy C IT Houghton
J. NJ. Avros. A. s.. Hathaway,
uarwood Drug Store
e. r.. & A. n. Hawkins.
In A Ward. %. y. Adams.
In. A. Ounlan p e. Woodwork
! W. H. Gokay q. r. Adams & Co
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours
For eastern New York and Western ...l.,I.l
,,ar,,,ont fair In south. snow nuI .i,'..
y, ' nor,b portions tonight fr'u''
s ~ a,, ;" rising temperature
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-05
Ole
.CaIrlp-BaSement

is ready to supply your every need
in warm sturdy footwear built to
withstand the hardest possible wear
farming, tearing or sporting.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Cuando los nervios del estomago,
0 rinones sc dehilitan b en-
tonces cuando 81 decaimiento de los
organos aparece. No ~narcotice 81 es.
tonnage nj tome estimulantes para Ell
corazon o rinones. Pues ESQ es mali.
simo. Solicite la tan reconocida re-
ceta por todos los boticarios de todas
parties bajo 81 nombre del Reconstitu-
yente del DR.. shoop. Ell Reconstitu-
yente esta preparado especialmente
para la debilidad de los nervios In
teriores. Fortaleza estos nervios y
pongalos en- orden por medic del Re-
constituyente del Or. Shoop-pastillas
o loquido-q vera Guam prcnto Ia me
Joria aparecera. Sc mandarin MUGS
tras gratis pof correo. cuando estas
sean solicitadas al Dr. Shoop de Ra-
cine. Wis. Haga la prueba pues en-
clio va su saiud. De VENT en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

aNH"NL
Diez y seis miembros de
profession m9dica fueron admiti-
dos a practicar en- Nuevo Next
co en- la session reciente del Cuer
20 Territorial de Salubridad.
Los medicos y abogados estan
aumontando q I'm paso sustarcial
Oh la TERRA del Sol Resplanden-
to y este hecho debe ser tornado
como muy buena evidencia de
Que las atracciones de esta CO.
mrnidsd, indnstriales, politicas,
y sociales. son apreciadas. Gene
ralmente los m6dicos Y abogados
huyen de los lugares donde no
Fueden ganar bien Ia vida y
muchos de ellos realizan grandes
sumas de dinero Por tai motivo
no es jactancia nj vanagloria
decir que 81 actual cfecimiento
de Nuevo Mexico continuara Y
aumentara y que 81 censo de19lo
mostrara una population de mas
de 800, 900 habitantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Tos i~rritante. que proyenga dc cual'
quiera causa, sera curada violenta'
mente con Ell Remedio del Or. Shoop
contra la Tos. Esta preparation es
tan inofensiva que el DR.. Shoop la re-
comienda a las madres para que Ia
den u a las mas tiernas criaturitas,
Lo saludable de las hojas verdes. asl
como 10 tierno de los tallos. de esta
cicatrizante bebida de tierras monta-
nosas. es de 10 quo Sc componen las
propriedades curativas del Remedio
del DR.. Shoop contra la Tos. Calma
esta, v cicatriza la parte sensible de
las membranes bronquiales. No con-
tiene opio nj Cloroformo. NADIA desa-
gradable nj danino! Supplements con-
tiene extractos de n planta recino-
sa la que cicatriza las parties adoIori-
das de los pulmones. Los Espanoles
llaman a esta bebida usada aoy por
el Doctor. LA Yerba Sagrada." Exi1a-
Sc siempre la del DR.. Shoop y no tome
ninguna otra. De venta On todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
periodIco ofcial del condado d
Santa re.
sABADo, R !, 1908
N MIL PLIEGOs ACERcA
~FE,

La Compafia Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano ha publicado
para y de parte de Ia Camara de
Concrete de Santa Fe IN pliego
doblado que lleva oil tftulo de
santa Fe, la Plaza Mas Intere
sante de los Estados Unidos. 7
Els hermoso, attractive ycontiene
muy buena lectura, Hay una
illustration muy buena de los
principales edifcios 8 i%nstitucio-
mes de esta ciudad. I'll libreto
fue escrito por el estafetero Paul
A. F. Walter, que con iusticia ha
conseguido la reputation de ser
uno de los mejores escritores
descriptivos del S~udoeste, y
quien durante su Residential en-
Santa Fe, ha probado ser IN ciu-
dadano v~alioso, uno que apenas
permite pasar dia sin hacer algo
bueno por la ciudad, especial,
mente en- su capacidad I'M
escritor y corresponsal de algui
nos de los meiores y mas gran
des peri6dicos del pals y revistas
populares Aunque la reIaci6n
acerca de Santa Fe en- este PEI
qneno pliego doblado tiene por Ia
fuerza que ser muy concisa, es
altamente interesante y contiepe
muchos nxcelentes trozos de pin
tura descriptive. No hay NADIA
exagerado 8 romSntlco en- 81 tex.
to. La verdad es respectable y
como la verdad acerca del mag
nifico china, grandiosos palisades
y objetos interesantes hist6ricos
y arqneologicos, sus muchos
hermosos edifcios pdblicos y
particulares, de Santa F6, es
TODD 10 que SO ~necesita, Ia verdad
naturalmente es la que mejor
costa tiene. Es la intenci6n que
los ciudadanos user este pequenc
pliego en- 81 envio de su CORES
po-dencia, dandole de esta name
ra 10 mas grande circulacior
possible. La Camara de Concrete
merece alta alabama por ests
empresa. Els solamente el co
mienzo y los oticiales dela camars
esperan y confian imprimir tres
8 cuatro ediciones mejoradas )
.agrandadas del pliego cada aho
En- este respecto es propio decil
que la Camara de Concrete bajs
la presidencia del Hon. L. Brad
ford Prince tiene un registro muy
bueno y oportuno para Santa Fs
y sus intereses preferences
que su utilidad Sc esta hacienda
mas extendida y su Influenza
para el bien mas grande confor
me ell tempo avanza.
Este pliego fu6 publicado en- 9
diario del sabado pasado v l, 00|
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Ell Goberpador Curry y 81 De
legado Andrews han estado jun
tos en- la capital nacionai en- estes
dias rasados. Probaran ser una
marcia muy fuerte paraarrsstra
81 carrodel estado de Nuevo Me-
xicoa su propio lugar. 81 hay
dos hombres en- los Estados Uni
dos. afuera, por supuesto. de los
senadores y representatives. que
daran los votos al proyecto An
dando estado 4 Nuevc
Mexico 81 cual Sc halla ahora ante
ell Congreso, y del Prosidente que
10 aprobara. que puedan conse'
CUR tai cosa en- este gran pals,
ellos son ell Gnbernador Curry y
oil D elegado Andrews.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Cuando 10 solicite al DR. Shoop en-
Ia Ciudad de Racine. Wis. Il mandara
muestras gratis de tratamientos con-
ira 81 Romandizo por correo. Estas
muestras han dado a conocer al publ
co en- general--sin un solo centavo
de c~osto--el valor de esta cientiica
preparation conocida por todos los
boticarios de todas parties baJo eI nom
bre de Remedio del DR.. Shoop contra
Ia Coriza. De venta On todas las bo-
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

I'm esta ,ficina Sc venden tode
Glaze de blancos propios para los dife
rentes oficiales. Los precios son mo
dIcon y al ~alcanse de todos los que me-
cesitan tales artiouIos. A Ias perso
mas que vengau de afuera les aconseja
mo- que cuanfo vengan a la plaza Sc
dienen visitar Ia oficina del Nuevo
Mexicano y cucontraran todos los
bIancos necesarIos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
'Aviso
!. "A Qoienes Concierna.

Dvut '~
El Vado, Nuevo Mexico, Nov.
is, de 1907, Por este Sc do aviso
que mi esposa Maria Josefa M
Vigil de Martinez, me ha deJsdp
sin mi permiso, y ha abandonaoo
mi casa y d mi DOS nifias, de So
propia voluntad Use ia idN q
Ia casa de Maria Cruz Medina 81
madse. Por 10 tanto doy ayls', q
todos aquellos aquienes concier'
ma que no set6 responsible por
ninguua deuda que pueda con
traer v que no pagare las mis-
mas. 81 aIguno le presta dinerc
Ole ia en- alguna manera, 10 hara
d 50 propio riesgo ycosto.
En re- de 10 cual pongo mi firma
hoy este dia is de Nov. de 1907
JOSE HENRY MARTINEz.
suscribanse al Nueyo Mcxicsno
Espafoi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

En- estn oflcina sc venden toda
clase de bIancos propios para los dife
rentes oflciales. Los precios 0 mo-
dicos j al alcanse de todos los que me-
cesitan tales ~articulos. A Iaa perso
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan q Ia plaza pc
digneh visitar Ia ofcina del Nuevo|
Mexicano y encontraran todos los
,lancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
Ell DELEGADO ANDREWS !
LAS PENSIONES.

lUN NeN NNEWl
La semana antepasada y la pa
sada 81 Delegado w. H. Andrews
obtuvopensione observation-disclosures
ly viudas oe ~veteranos de Nuevc
Mexico derechosos d las mismas.
Este trabsjo del deIegado no apela
con mucha fuerza a los ricos y
accommodates nj d aquellos q quie
mes NADIA importa del bienestar
de sus conciudadanos mas pobres
q indigentes, pero para los inteI
resados prueba y probara mien-
tras VIVIAN nn gran b~enefcio que
les permitara pasar los dias que
les quedan de vida mas c6moda
! decentemente. Los opositores
del delegado y aqnelios que de.
sean disminuir sus servicios en-
este y otros respectos, allan 81
CRITIC de que estas p~ensiones
lutheran sido de cualquier modo
concedidas bajo la ley y lutheran
venido a los pensionistas dere-
chosos a elias temprano 8 tarde
en- ell curse del tempo. iAh!
lahf esta el bustilis! iTsrdeo
tempranol Sin embargo, FL De-
lagado Andrews cree que todos
los que estan intitulados a pen
stones deben obtcnerlas "mas
temprano' y por ESQ hace en-
TODD tiempos esfuerzos estrenuos
para procurar CONCESSION de pen
stones con tanta rapidez como
pueda hacerse baro el sistema de
pensiones y ahi es donde viene Ell
beneticio. Ninguno de estos
veteraros 8 aqoellos que depen-
den de veteranos para su manu-
tencion tiene sobra de tiempo|
para permanecer en- la vida, v
por 10 tanto, deben tener Ell bene
ticio de las leyes de pension su-
.ministrado a ellos en- Ell tiempo|
mas breve possible a fin de que
puedan disfrutar por IN periodic
mas prolongadode la b~eneicencia
de un pueblo agradecldo. El|
gran 6xito alcanzado por el Dele
gado Andrews en- conseguir PEN
es hiel y vinagre q los
pocos periodicos Dem6cratas del
Territorio. Toman toda aportu-
nidad para disminuir las labores
fructiferas y oportunas del dele
gado y 10 acnsan de tergiversa-
zion y de doble juego polftico por-
que tiene la cortesia y buen sen
lido y Sc ssmera en- informar q
cada pensionista de que una
pension le ha sido concedida, 8
aumentada q re emitida por Ia
de pensiones. Sin en-
los hombres y mujeres
benefciados estAn de veras agra
decides y aprecian los esfuerzos
del delegadoen favor suyo: Son
"del pueblo" u no olvidaran aI
cuando Ia OCCASION sc
presente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
MAX. FROST, Editor.
pRrc,os Ds

Las leyes do los Eatados unidos re-
ouieren que cualquiera persona pasa'
ra por I'm psriodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta. aunQue q
tempo por Ell cual SO suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

certincados de nacimiento } de de.
function que q reQuiere sean suminis-
trados al escribano do pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter-
as. asistentes y enfermeras baJo
Ia ley nueva, Sc hallan de- venta en-
.cantidades pequeuas 0 grandes por IA
Compania lmpresora del Nueyo Next
cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

PARA cuRAR IN nEerRlADc
I'm uN pLA-Tomad las PastAllas del
Laxative Bromo Quinine. Los Boti-
carlos devueIven al dinero 81 faitan
en- curar. La firma dc n. w. Grove
esta en- cada GAIA. 25c.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
UNA v0z DEL LELAND
IDAHO.

IDAHO.
Frank M. Roberts, por varios
AMOS mayordomo ca In oticlpa de
la Compafia Impresora del Nue.
vo Mexicano, Sc halla ahora re-
sentado en- Sites, Idaho, donde
es redactor del Stiles Sentinel,
peri6dico semanal. Parece estar
prosperando en- su nueva resi-
dencia, Mr. Roberts evidente.
mente no ha olyidado los dias que
permanecio en- la capital y expire
sa una oplni6n muy favorable del
Tsrritorio On IN resopante edito
rial publicado en- un ndmero re-
ciente de su periodico. Ell edito
rial lee as:
"Una nueva estrella fu6 agre-
gada a nuestra glorlosa banderB
durante ell afo dc 1902, y debe-
mos esperar que antics que drs.
pidamos ell aflo viejo de que
entire elnuevo, 1909, dos mas sean
snadidas a su campo azulado-
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona. Du-
rante cincuenta AMOS Nuevo Me-
xico ha estado en- 81 dinteI de la
puerta dc la demanded de esta.
dos pidiendo ser admitidos HA
hecho TODD y mas que cualquier
.otro territorio que haya pedido
reconocimiento. Ha rogado, me-
morializado, adoptado constitu.
clones, votado, resuelto; TODD
cuanto debajo del cielo podia ser
pedido a su pueblo por ell gobier-
no nacional y cada vez ha sido|
rehusado. Una verguenza y una
'deshonra, y porque razou9 Por
que una soleta de pofticos cavilo
SOS pi efieren mantener a Ia noble
~comunidad en- sus mautillas ter
'ritoriales como un idiota en- Ii
familia, para que sea una cargo
en- vez de IN estado saludabIe VI
robusto, revestido en- su belleza,
esplepdor v dignidad y asuma su
lugar en- la familia, Ell cual esta
tan justa y noblemente equipade
para llenar. Admitase q Nuevo
Mexico, y 81 en- So belieza proba
ra ser un gozo para siempre!
.'sNo ha hecho SD parte en-
todas cosas? Cnando Ia diosa
de Ia rebellion enarbolo
su bandera no santa y trat6 de-
iividir esta union So m%antuvo
Nuevo Mexico ocioso a IN lado?
No, envi6a sus mobiles padres &
hijos a batallsr por Ii Union y IN
ler6ico monumento conmemo
sus gloriosos hechos Sc
sleya como IN testigo en- "a Plaza
le Santa re ca ciudad mas anti.
yua dc los Estados Unido~)-
Ciudad de Ia Santa Fe,' ESQ ind
"a su historic. Cuando E>pana
"a madre patria de Ia mayoria de
ia populacion) dio 81 golpe fatal
lue yolo 81 Maine, Stitubeo en-
u deber y So lealtad q IL naci6nG
su registro escrito en-
iangre desde Ia Iona de San
Iuan hasta Manila y Luz6n. :
nEsta derechoso al estado, VII
odo senador y diputado honesto
de buenos pensamientos debe
que las puertas sean abier. /,
as a ambos Nuevo Mexico VIZ
Arizona. /,