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The Washington times., 1908-11-27
BRYAN TELLS WHY
HE CANNOT PREACH
Nebraskan Gives Reasons
for Trying to Reform
American Politics.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov Z7.-In the
forthcoming issue OF his Commoner.
w. J. Bryan tells why he cannot be-
come an evangelist, as suggested by
the Rev. French f. Oliver. He says:
important as IS the work OF the
evangelist. the work OF the reformer IS
not to be despised, and Mr.. Bryan IS
interested in reforms. At the call Of his
party he has three times been A candi-
date for the Presidency, and though
defeated, has had the loyal support Of
between six and seven millions OF vot-
ers- No question arises in his mind or
enters his heart as to his present duty.
The war is not over. IL cannot end while
there IS an abuse to be remedied OF a
public good TO be secured. He could no
more desert with honor than a soldier
could, without disgrace. lay down his
arms in the presence Of the enemy
Mr.. Bryan has spoken upon religious
subjects and viii speak again as oppor-
tunity offers. for he believes that re-
spOnsibnity to God is the most potent
influence that enters into a mans life,
and he believes that those in public
life have an opportunity to apply the
fundamental principles OF Christianity
10 present problems, Mr. Bryan is
quite sure that his life work is IN the
study OF the science OF government.
and In the discussion OF public questions
from the standpoint OF the interests of
the common people as no understands
Use interests
IN the same issue OF his paper. Mr..
Bryan says he has reason to fear the
Republicans are not sincere IN their
promise TO effectively revise the tariff.
with Cannon as Speaker, and Sherman
as President OF the Senate, he contends,
the stand-pat element Is in the saddle,
and history Us MkeLN 20 reneat IL.aLt
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
DETECTIVE ROUNDS UP
LADY LUARD'S SLAYER
Scotland Yard Inspector on Still Hunt Winnipeg Says
Murderer Is Located and Will Soon Be Under
Arrest-Sensationa Story Promised.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. a.
Within a few days, possibly hours, the
murderer Of Lady Luard, OF England.
is expected to be placed under arrest IL
Manitoba. For three weeks. Inspector
Jarvis. OF Scotland Yard. has been in
and about Winnipeg on a still hunt for
the $1,000 reward offered for the slayers
capture. He admits he has evidence
that the murderer is employed on
farm in Western, but would give no
further information save 10 say he
thought an arrest was imminent
II is not three months since the muir
der OF Lady Lizard startled Europe. she
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
ShiDWreCk Sapes Girl
From a Long Journey

NEW YORK, Nov. Z7.-ts It had not
been for the collision between the
Georgia and the Finance, OF Sandy
Hook, yesterday. nine-year-old Pepita
Etommomou would now be sailing to
Panama on the Finance as the daugh-
ter OF Tony Matara. a stranger. whom
the immigration authorities had or
dered deported because OF insanity.
Several months ago Matara. canal
laborer. came to New York because Of
il health, bringing his eight-year-old
daughter Blanche and his siX-year-old
son Antonio.
With the permission OF the immiBra-
ton authorities he placed the children
IN charge OF the Catholic OTpnens
Home, at Kingsbridge road ana Sedg-
wick avenue, until he was able to pro-
vide for them. There Blanche met
Pepita who was q Cuban Both spoke
Spanish, were about the same size, and
became insepaTable Chums- The Sisters
OF Mercy often had trouble In distin-
gushing the one from the other.
MataTa, In the meantime, had hard
luck. became insane, ana was sent TO
a hospital. The immigration officers
were notified and the man and his chill
dren were ordered depOrted at the ex-
pense OF the company which brought
them TO this country.
The Finance was scheduled to sail for
Colon last Monday. The boy Antonio
was placed on board Sunday night.
The officials sent 70 the home on Mon
day for Blanche. and Sister ClOtilde
went TO the playground to get her.
She was not there, and when she was
called her chum, Pepita, answered.
Pepita went 10 the office and an
sWered all questions to the satisfaction
Of the immigration office matrOn. As
the descriptions OF the two girls tailed,
the matrOn took Pepita to the pier and.
in spite of her fearful protests, placed
her ahoar1 rha Finance few minutes
before II sailed.
After the Finance started Antonio
Matara discovered the mistake. He
told his father, who informed Captain
Mowbray. The captain decided IT was
too foggy to attempt to return the girl
IN a tug.
But when the Finance was rammed
by the Georgia and the passengers
were brought back TO the city. the
Mataras were taken in charge by the
immigration authorities and Pepita
EtommomOu went with Superintendent
Guin. She was a very happy little girl
last night
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
''Man Is As Old
As His Stomach
This Persian EPlgram Is tho Real
Gauge Of a Mans Life.

The Persians were a very sagacious
people, noted among other things, for
their deep u linking on life and the
things which make up life.
The above epigram shows the wis
dom OF their thought
When a mans stomach is able 20 FIR
nish new material to the system as
fast or fastt.- than the natural decay Of
man requires. then such man lives his
fullest and his best.
When through wrong living or dis
ease a mans stomach begins 70 tax
the other organs and takes from the
blood strength which 10 cannot give
back IN nOurishment taken from food.
then begins the death II man and ne
decays fast. The stomach IS strong
splendidly strong, and can stand an
untold amount OF abuse ana neglect.
but when Il dies. man dies.
The stomach gives tons upon tons OF
good rich blood every year to the sys-
tenn and draws only $50 lbs. OF nourish-
ment for its own use Ii, however. the
food which Il receives cannot be turned
into blood which is capable OF use by
the body. then the stomach receives no
help from the other organs.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
the most perfect digestive qualities
known 10 science and at the same
time the most powerful They will mix
with the poisonous juices OF a sick
stomach and digest food IN spite OF
this handicap.
They will stop gas making and bad
breath. They tone up the nerves OF the
whole digestive canal, including those
OF the stomach.
A single ingredient contains strength
enough 20 digest 5000 times its weight
ia mixed food.
They have stood the test OF time and
today are more sought after than all
their imltators combined.
They are used and endorsed by 1000
physicians. Every druggist sells them,
price soc. II costs nothing 70 demon
strate their value. Send us your name
and address and we viii send you
trial package by mail free. Address F.
A Stuart Co, 80 Stuart Bldg, Mar
shSI. Mich.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
MOVE FAMILY OF SIX
IN TWO BABY CABS

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. IA queer lit
tie family party arrived In Boston this
morning. Although they came by rail-
and arrived at the South Station in the
orthodox way. that was not the manner
I'm which they started on their journey
John Shelley and his wife, May late
of New York city. started from there
some days ago, pushing two baby car
Tiages, in which they packed by turns
as many Of their six children as car
Tiages would hold. Thus they tTudged
all the way from New York 10 StOniug-
ton Conn.
They were picked up there by a pass
ing chauffeur, and taken TO Westerly,
r l.. where they received money 70
take them 10 Boston Here they joined
friends.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
ASKS HIGHER COURT
TO LET THAW APPEAR
Will Appeal TO United States Cir
cult for Harry TO Go TO
Pittsburg.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Nov. a.
Charles Morschauser, counsel for Harry
Thaw. announced today that he would
appear before the United States Cir
cult Court at Philadelphia, on Tuesday
next. 10 ask for a reversal Of the order
Of Judge Young, by which Thaw IS pre-
vented from going 10 Pittsburg 10 ap-
pear in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Judge ArchbOld ordered ThaW taken
to PittsbuTg. but JUdgN Young reversed
the order. Mr.. Morschguser says ThaW
is anxious TO go 20 PittsbuTg and have
his financial troubles Enlightened out.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
BACK To BUSINESS.

The reason so few people succeed IS
because SO man! don't-Salt Lake
News.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
COOLIDGE RESIGNS
NICARAGUAN POST
Minister'S Retirement Is Vol
untary-Regretted by
Secretary Bacon.

The State Department received today
the res gnation Of John Gardner Cool
idge, the American minister at Mica
ragua. which viii probably be accepted
to take effect in the near future.
The resignation was entirely volun-
nary and called forth expressions OF
regret from Secretary Bacon, who as
signed no reason for the action.
Minister Coolidge entered the diplo-
matte service as secretary OF the lega-
ton at Picking IN 1902; served as secre-
tar at the embassy at Mexico City;
ana was appointed to his present post
in 1903
The Washington times., 1908-11-27

was seen alive on the family estate near
Seven Oaks, Kent, walking with her
husband Two hours later she was
found shot to death in a summer house
on the edge of the grounds.
No arrest has been made in connec-
ton with the burden, but for a time
suspicion pointed strongly toward Mr..
Lizard as the guilty party, and this,
added to his receipt OF Anonymous let
tiers, drove him TO suicide beneath a
train, a couple Of weeks after hts wife s
murder.
Today Inspector Jarvis said he would
have a startling story in connection
with the Gaze.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
ENGINEERS DEATH
RESULT OF INJURY

Christian suikerbuit, an engineer At
the Abner-Drury Brewery. who frac-
tured his skull by falling from a Capital
traction car at Twenty-fourth and +
streets northwest last Tuesday. died this
morning In the Emergency Hospital.
Suikerbuu attempted 10 board the
Ger, but lost his hold on the rail and
tel to the pavement, striking on his
head.
SLikerbuit was forty-nine years old
and lived at 1442 Girard street, Brook.
land. He Is survived by his wife.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
PANAMA PAYROLL
ON SUNKEN VESSEL
Government Begins Inquiry
Into Sinking of the
Finance.
Continued from First Page)

on a life prsserver. I felt sure that I
could save Mrs. McCulloch. who had
told me she couldn't swim. So / told
her to jump into the water, and
would follow her"
The Finance is breaking up rapidly.
The Wreckers today stripped the upper
works of all movable articles and re-
moved the mail bags and some OF the
baggage and clothing
The main shrouds and boat davits are
working loose, and the water about the
sunken vessel is covered with wreck
age.
The Washington times., 1908-11-27
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-charles z. Jen-
kins, whose home Is IN Philadelphia,
was found dead at the Kaiserhoe Ho-
tel last night. An examination ms,de
by physicians indicated that he mad
died from heart disease.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

Larrazolo a los yotantes en- e1
oriente de Nuevo Mexico y en- las
que Sc llaman las regiones ameri-
canas de que es espanol de san
gre a2ul castellana y del grade
mas elevado, y en- los condados
donde Ia population nativa es
mas fuerte, que es un paisano''
hasta los tu6tanos Que cada
gotta de sangre en- SD cuerpo es
pura y absolutamente mexicana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
Parsd Esa Tosl

Cuando una tos, una comezon 8
una irritation en- la garganta os
hacen sentir inc6modo tomad 81
Jarabe de Marrubio de Ballard.
No aguardeis a que la enfermedad
haya progresado hasta no poder
atajarla. Mr.. y Mrs. j. "A. Ander-
son, 1854 West 5th St, Salt Lake,
Utah, escriben:
"Creemos que ell Jarabe d
Marrubio de Ballard els la mejor
medicinal para toses y resfriados.
La hemos usado alguDos amos
siempre ha dado alivio Immediate,
es muy agradable y da pronta
satisfaction. 25c, SOC y 81. 90.
De vente en- la Botica de Fischer
y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

condolences podria ir al Congreso
y obtener IN acta dc habilitacion
que no solamente nos dara estado
Immediate sine muchas otras ven.
tajas.
mi esta Andrews solo cuando
Sc trata de la lidia por estado,
Puede absolutamente alinear en-
favor de este territorio ~ gran
delegation de Pennsylvania y
tiene a disposition sus votos
para este territorio 10 mismo que
81 le perteneciesep.
"Tal representation en- 81 Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos no
es d~isfrutada por muchos de los
estados de la Union, y seria abso
lutamente necio echar a un lado
semejante fuerza congressional q
esta' saxon cuando tanto Sc ar
riesga.
Nv. FL. Andrews es sin duda
alguna Ell hombre para ell puesto
en- esta OCCASION y debe ser nomi-
nado y electo por el partido Re-
publicano, ayudadop or una hues
to de Democratas que colocan oil
bien de Nuevo Mexico como pre-.
ferente a las diferencias partida-
rias. Ell condado de Bernalillo
esta por Andrews y le dara I'M
apoyo que quebrante TODD regis
tro en- la convention terrific
rial y mas tarde en- los lugares
de votaci6n.
THE Citizen no trata de dismi
muir q Mr.. Spiess 8 Mr.. Mann en-
grade mas minimo, y simple
mente admite su derecho para
entrar en- la carrera y para con
seguir Ell apoyo que puedan, pero
81 Citizen dice enfaticamente que
40 son los hombres para la tarea
lue confrontara al proximo dele
yado en- ell Congreso."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
La DIarrea cronIca AlIvIada.

Mr.. Edward E. Henry, con Il
United States Express Co.. Chi
cago, escribe: "Mr Quick, nues-
tro Superintendent General, me
entreg6 una botella del Remedic
Chamberlain contra 81 C6lico,
C6lera y Diarrea hace algdn
tempo para atajar un ataque de
la vieja diarrea cronica. La he
usado desde entonces y he cura-
do a muchos en- nuestros trenes
que han estado enfermos. Soy
un soldado viejo que sirvio con
Rutherford B. Hayes y William
Mckinley cuatro amos en- Ell Regi
miento go. de Ohio, y no tengo
ninguna enfermedad salvo diar
rrea cr6nica que este remedio
ataja de una vez. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
L c~REcIMiENTo DEL NEW
MEXICAN

The Santa Fe Daily New Mex
lean ha sido un periodico influ.
yente y de mucha circulation por
cuatro decadas, y por cast veinte
amos fue el 1nico peri6dico diario
en- los dos territories. Sin EN-
barge, su aumento en- circulation,
particularmente Ell los pocos amos
pasados, con competition aumen-
tada, ha sido realmente notable v
da testimonio del aumento de po-
pulacion en- ell Sudoeste y 81 Gre
.cimiento del periodico en- valor
anunciador y en- Influenza. Du-
rante la semana pasada, el New
Mexican page a la estafeta local
tres y medic tantos mas de porte
de segunda clase que Sc carga q
los periodicos, por ejemplares
49,. .E.
destinados a suscritores regula.
res, de 10 que page en- la Ultima
semana de Julio de 1902, proban-
do un crecimiento de $50 por
ciento en- una circulation que va
Sc considerable grande en- el ano
citado al iltimo. Tai aumento en-
seis AMOS, en- una ciudad que Gre
ce con lentitud como Santa re, es,
ciertamente grato a los manejan-
ties, y estando oficialmente es Ia.
blecido, y tambien sostenido por
una declaration jurada del secre-
tario y tesorero de la Compafia
Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano,
debe convencer d los anunciantes
de que ell modo de llegar al pueblo
de Nuevo Mexico, els por las CO.
lumnas del Daily New Mexican,
81 New Mexican Review y Ell Nue..
vo Mexicano publicados por la
fCompania Impresora del Nuevo
Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
uN FERRocARRIL DE DENVER i
Ell PAso PoR RuMBo DE
SANTA FE

La semana pasada los acci0nis
tas de los ferrocarriles Denver T,
Rio Grande y del Rio Grand,
Western SO reunieron en- Denver
y adoptaron 81 plan para la conso
lidacion de los ferrocarriles de
Rio Grande en- Utah y Colorado
exceptuando el Colorado South
ern, y Ia emission de $3.50, 900, 00(
en- bonos para extensiones y me
joras. Coincidentes con este
vienen informes de centres finant
cieros del oriente que los intere-
SEES Gould son las verdaderas
parties detras de la consolidation
del Central de Santa re y Orienl
tai de Albuquerque en- 81 Central
de Nuevo Mexico, y que esta es
parte de un plan que sera puesto
en- ejecuci6n Immediate, de com
pletar una Inca continuada desde
Denver q El Paso por rumbode
Fort Garland, Taos, Santa Fe y
Torrance, y de un arreglo de ira
'fico con Ell ferrocarril de Santa.
re para correr trenes directos de
Denver a Albuquerque por rum
DO de Kennedy. Aparte del deseo'
local de estar en- semejante via
consecutive, gentes de Santa Fs
pueden yer mucho que alabar en-
tai proyecto de ferrocarril baio Ell
punto de vista del ferrocarril
Denver y Rio Grande. Una via
consecutive de Denver a Ell Paso
por Santa Fe, seria tan importan-
to al sistema Gould como la Inca
consecutive de Denver a Salt
City, & igualmente ganan-
Para Ell sur puede obte-
nerse tanto tonelaje como para
oeste de Denver, y una entrada
! Mexico seria adn mas importan-
e que una salida hasta ell Paci-
leo. Localmente ell ferrocarril
lesarrollaria IN trafco ganancio-
10 para un ferrocarril en- ell vale
70 Taos, poblaria la parte mas
lermosa y fertil de Nuevo M6xi-
%, es decir, esa porcion al norte
Santa F6 hasta Fort Garland, /
colorado, que podria soportar un |
de population y como una /
npresa ferroviaria es mucho {
las attractive que aquellas por. !
tones del territorio que han sido {
.upadas por inmigrantes duran |
. dos amos pasados. /
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01


Las noticias recibidas por este
periodico de muchas regiones del
oriente de Nuevo Mexico, donde
los caciques de Larrazolo pensa-
ban taner la ventaja es muy ami
madora al 6xito Republican,.
Larrazolo y sus sostenedores ha-
llaran que la question de raza y
preocupaciones de raza que fue-
ron usadas por ellos On la campo.
mana de 1906 en- una manera muy
Respectable 8 impropia no los
sacaran del atolladero Ell dia 8 del
pr6ximo Noviembre. Sc necesi-
tara mas que ataques personaIes,
la dissemination dc cargos falsos
y las apelaciones a preocupacio
mes de raza para ganar Ell dia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

Hace la flema mas luida y dc
este modo circular Ia sangre;
suministra expedite alivio dc
biliosidad, indigestion, jaquecas
trastoranadoras y nerviosas y de
indulgencia excesiya en- conner y
beber.
g I. Caldwell, Agente NIX. y
T. r. r., Checotah, Indian Ter,
escribe: "Estuve enfermo mas de
dos amos de dilataci6n de higadoy
Ia hiel. Los medicos no me hicie
ron ningun bien y habia renun--
ciadoa toda esperGnza de sanar,
cuando mi boticario me aconsej0
que usara Herbine. Me ha pues-
to bueno y sano. SOC. De venta
en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
OKLAHOMA sIouIENDo Ell EJEM.
PLo De NUEvo MEXICO.

AL paso que Oklahoma tient
muchas ideas impracticables Oh
cnanto d las funciones fundamen
tales del gobierno, tiene tambier
IN ndmero de planes PRACTICES
que estan adelante de otras comu.
nidades. Por ejemplo, 81 metodo
de emplear convictos On los ca
minos pdblicos esta ahorrando al
estado IN million de pesos al ano
sin Intervene con ell trabajo libre
en- manera alguna y esta al mismo
tempo dando al estado un entire
telldo de caminos bien construi-
dos que daran a los labradares '
mineros otro million de pesos en-
transportation, sin hablar de la
renta de turistas y v~iajeros que
usan tambien estos estos CANT
nos. Los c6nvictos ocupados en-
este trabajo Sc hallan en- mejor
salnd que los confinados en- las
prlsiones, ell efecto sobre sn moral
es decididamente elevator, y son
mas aptos para ~retornar a la vida
civil mejores hombres Y mas ca
PAGES para mantenerse que 81
hnbiesen estado enjauladcs du
rante 81 periodic de su sentencia.
Nuevo Mexico fue ell
que ensen0 81 canine en- el nego
clio de emplear a los c6nvictos en-
q tarea de hacer buenos caminos,
ysdebe ~enforzarze para no quedar
pnes hasta ahora su expe-
rlencia ha sido decididamente en-
Iavor de emplear prisioneros al
IRE libre mas bien que dentro de
as cuatro paroles de la prision.
zero q menos que Nuevo Mexico
laga bien completando el canine /.
ointoresco, no estara intituladoa
lingdn credito por ensenar ell |,
amino, pues ell mundo no tiene
Llabanza nj uso para i'm fracaso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

En- esta oficina so renden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dIfe.
rentes ~oficiales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse do todos los que ne
cesitan tales a~rticuIos. A las perso.
mas que yengan de afiera les aconsejar
mos que cuando vengan, A Ia plaza SO
dignen visitar Ia oficina del Nuevo Me-
xicano y encontraran todos les blan-
cos n~ecesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
euro Flebre de Pantano y Resfriado
de verano.

de verano.
A. S. Nusbaum, Batesville,
Indiana, escribe: "El ano pasado
padecf tres meses de un refriado
de verano tan MODESTO que inter
rumpi6 mis- quehaceres. Tuve
muchos de los sintomas de fiebre
del p%antano, y Ia receta de un
medico no surtio efecto en- mi
case y 20 tome vurias medicinas
que parecian solo agravarlo. Por
fortuna, INSIST en- usar la Mel y
Alquitran de Foley. Me euro
prontamente. BESIDE ent6nces mi
esposa ha usado la Miel y Alqui-
tran de Foley con 81 mismo EXT
De venta en- la Farmacia
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
Arrestado Por Porte de Armas

El policia montado M. @. Stew.
art arrest6 hace algunos dias a
]. p. Marion en- el condado de
Eddy por portar una pistola de
'seis tiros. La averiguaci6n pre-
liminar fue tenida ante un juez de
paz en- Monument y Marion fue
afianzado para comparecer ante Ia
corte de distrito. Marion habia
sido antes arrestado por otra
ofensa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

Certiicados de nacimiento y dc 10
function que Sc ~requiere sean suminis.
|trados al escribano de pruebas de
Icada condado por medicos. parter-
as, asistentes y enfermeras bajo la
ley nueya. Sc italian de venta on can
tidates pequenas o grandes por la Com
pania lmpresora del Nuevo Mexicano,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
pREcIos De sUscRIcIoN

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
ouieren que ~cualquiera persona paga-
ra por un periodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta. aunque 81
tempo por 81 cual SO suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01
Ell CAIRO DE LA BANDA DE AN,
DREWs LLENANposE.

" I
The Socorro Chieftain es STEM.
pre- sensible y op%ortuno en- sus
expresiones editoriales. Tiene
buen conocimiento de los asuntos
politicos del territorio y sus miras
son generalmente basadas sobre
hechos y buenas razones. Alu-
diendo a la presente lucha por la
nomination Republican, para de-
legado al Copgreso Giro, ell pc
riodico csc cree que hay fuertes
indicaciones de que Mr.. Andrews
sera otra vez ell nominado para
delegado al Congreso. Otros can
didatos tienen sus soportadores
entire los periodicos Republica-
nos del territorlo, es cierto, pero
ell sentimiento general parece
estar fuertemente en- favor de
otro t6rmino para ell presente
delegado de Nuevo Mexico. Els
grato notar una disposition de no
permitir sine una libre 6 impair.
cial discussion de los meritos de
los varios candidates. ST la con-
venci6n territorial ejecuta sus
funciones en- ell mismo espfritu,
no habra posibilidad de error y
81 candidate asi nominado esta
moralmente cierto de ser elegido,
va sea Mr.. Andrews 8 cualquiera
otro de los distinguishes caballe
ros cuyos amigos es tan procu
para ellos el honor de re-
presentar a Nuevo Mexico en- eli
En- 10 esencial OIL Chieftain tiene
pero de algun tempo AGA
algunos de los periodicos que sos
a Spiess han obrado de
una manera que nc es sensible nj
leal al particle Republican,. Los
.eri6dicos que estan abogando
.or la candidatura del Juez Mann
son del TODD d~ecertes ) no atacan
! los otr0s candidates. En- esta
,oyuntura es propio decir que Of
,arro de la banda de Andrews sc
ssta llepando. Tres condados han
sido va iastruidos por 81, que son
Roosevelt Sierra y Socorro. 81
Mexicano entiende que
Rio Arriba seguira presto SUI
sjemplo, yque Sandoval, Berna-
lilo, DOM Ana, Lincoln, Valen-
,ia, Chaves, Eddy, Union, Quay,
Guadalupe, Grant, Mckinley y
Luna entraran de uno en- uno
;onforme sus convenciones sean
'enidas. Els probable que Taos
Z San Juan Sc hallen tambien en-
q columna' de Andrews. Men
'ras que San Miguel, Mora, VII
son reclamados por los
AMIGOS de Spiess, y Otero y Tor
rance por los soportadores del
J uez Mann.
La candidatura del delegado
no Sc esta debilitando
mo que diariamente CANA fuerza.
es nominado su fuerza ser
'umentada continuamente y sera
l.r~sI- K 4 y - IT'LL -LAH Iz
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-01

Ri Nueyo Mexicano es oil unleo pa
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica moth
por complete en- asuntos de int.
es. La suscricion son solamento $3.50
ano. Suscribianse y quedaran sa-
isfechos de 10 que anunciamos.