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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
INVESTIGATES BIG FEE.
Eldcr Looks Into Forgery Charge
against LACQUER.

The office OF the DISTRICT Attorney of Kings
County became interested yesterday in the big
counsel fee declared To have been earned by Jo-
seph Martin. an attorney. Of No sac Broadway
Manhattan. who lives at No. 20 Ocean avenue
Brooklyn. judgment for Sl65.7s4 the amount Of
the fee. entered June 10 in the County Clerk :
Office against Theodore +. Tack and Russell Sage
Raphael has caused all the trouble. The paper
disappeared last Friday ana found on Sunday
An investigation by County Clerk Ehlers Of Kings
County, which started yesterday is the result OF
that incident.
Assistant District Attorney Elder began an in
vestigation OF a forgery charge made by Thomas
Bracken. counsel for Messrs. Tack and Raphael.
Mr.. Bracken says there no proceedings in
which Martin obtained the judgment, and that his
name the instrument is a forgery. He has hired
Pinkerton detectives TO straighten out the affair
in addition to placing the case in the hands Of Mr..
Elder
Mr.. Elder examined Bracken. Martin, Tack,
Marks, Haskell and three others yesterday. Mr..
Haskell, assignee OF Martin was the plaintiff
IN the action before Justice Carr 10 recover for
Martin services. The Assistant District Attorney
may present the case to the grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
CAN'T EXAMINE W. A. CHAMBER.
Setback for Press Agent in Suit Against Poll
tician Who Wanted To Be President.

Justice Con denied yesterday the application Of
Delaney Jay for a commission To examine I'm
Europe William Aston Chaner I'm the action
brought by William +. Clarke. a newspaper man.
who seeks 10 $4,000 from ex-Iieutenant
Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chaner for pressworl.
Inc trlai' which was on the calendar for June.
adjourned until October owing 10 the absepcs
OF William Aston Chanler i'm Europe According
10 the statements OF Mr. jay. II now appears that
he viii not return TO this country until later in
the year.
Clarke contends ne did presswork during the
time MI Chanler was Lieutenant Governor TO
improve the officials chances for a Presidential
nomination. Mr. Chaner will endeavor IN SHOW
when the case comes to trial that Mr. Clarke was
engaged through agent of his. now dead The
agent the defendant says was paid for his SER
vices in full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
GoFF ADVISES FRATERNAL SOCIETY
Suggests Settlement with Expelled Member in
Spirit Organization Should Foster

"Fraternal societies not always fraternaI -
said Justice Con In the Supreme Court yesterday
when David Kamis applied for reinstatement In
the Rastover Handwerker Unterstdtzungs Verein.
kamis said that he had been a member of the
society for thirteen years, when he went West
for his health. lie said that he was exnaIiad
without receiving notices of arrearage Of dues
Nor would the fraternal society give him time TO
get the money. Kamis alleged. Counsel for the
society said that the applicant for reinstatement
had refused TO pay his dues
Il have had many of these applications before
me-" said the justice, wherein it was asked that
fraternal societies be made To be fraternaL" lie
then suggested thft the parties to the action
settle the question in a fraternsl spirit and ad
journed the until next Tuesday to give Their,
time do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
MRS. CASTLE RELEASED UNDER BAIL.
Magistrate Butts Resents Statement That the
Case Might Be Settled by w. B. Craig.

Sitting in jefferson Market Court yesterday Mag
istrste Butts held Mrs Mary Scott Castle for trial
IN the Court OF General Sessions the charge Of
shooting William y. Craig, I'm the Waldorf, on
August g. Mrs. Castle waived examination and
bail was fixed 5000 This furnished and
Mrs. Castle left court with her brother Captain
Henry Harrison Scott OF Fort Morgan. Ala
The magistrate seemed be considerably an
noyed by the newspaper statements that the case
against Mrs. Castle might be settled between the
parties out OF court. He said:
know there has been nothing IN the attitude in
this case OF William Is. Craig or of the defendant
10 warrant such statements. William b Craig has
no right settle this case This is the case Of
the people OF the State OF New York against the
defendant and and public sfficer ex-
cept there be found on Investigation that no crime
has been committed condone this alleged
crime. call upon the press 10 make known this
statement In the interests Of the administrsti OF
Justice
Captain Scott visited the District Attorneys
ufIce yesterday and requested that the fullest
.sesti gatoR be made into the He ALLEGED that
wrong bad t>en done his sister, and he wanted
the facts brought out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
WHOLESALE ICE NOW So
PRICE W4S So ON NAY /.
Cuts Made Quietly by Chief Produc-
20 of Natural Product.

In sne al the great shortage in natural ice
which caused raising Of the price on May l
from s. n e. ton the bridge. ice was selling
yesterday at SO q ton AZ wholesale. The reduction
made quietly by the American Ice Company,
the Foster-scott Company. the National Ice Com
psny and others.
About the middle Of July the wholesale price
dropped 81 a and the beginning Of this
month there was another cut Of 81. The public
not generally aware Of the change. largely owing
the fact that il made little no difference in
the retail price families and small consumers.
The OF the fall in price is decreased con-
sumption, owing 20 the comparatively cool weather
that has prevailed throughout the summer. and the
great importance OF the producers OF manufactured
ice factor in the market. At time this
season have the latter charged more than 81 a ton
wholesale for their product. Yet the demand has
been small that they have not been able TO
keep the price up that figure. Since the first Of
the month they, too have been receiving only 81
ton ION the bridge"
The drop in price has affected most seriously the
producers of natural ice Confronted at the begin
ming Of the season with about half the ordinary
crop, with all the usual expense Of maintenance,
they were forced 10 charge FOR their product.
Now. result Of the reduction. they will have
no credit balances the end of the season, it is
said
In June and early July tho market condition nj,
the retailers hardest. for thoy had 10 pay s. ton
for Ire ION the bridge" and soll for cents hun
dred IN competition with the American Ice Com
innings. From the point Of view of the consumer
there has been little change although prices are
not at al uniform throughout the city. Ice may
he bought anywhere from . cents TO 40 cents a
hundred 2 retail.
The large consumers, with contracts their
hands, have the short end Of the bargain. The
osfe proprietors for example, who paying -
cents hundred FOR ice I'm large quantities. will he
unable TO avail themselves Of the reduction Of 80
Ter cent in tho wholesale price. Most of the small
shopkeepers buying ice yesterday Al 80 cents
a hundred. and most families were huyinG AT the
same figure. Those who wanted scent pieces got
them from most Of tho dealers
One producer ~ natural ice said yesterday that
before in the history the ice business had
there been such chaotic condition. From his
point of view, he said. there absolutely no
justification for The market price A producer OF
manufactured ice said that the market conditions
we're entirely due 10 The weather.
II hot weather had prevailed all summer. II IS
thought the producers Of manufactured ice would
have resped the richest harvest in their history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11

Campeche August / ard Prog-eso 2. 20 tne ~ Bar
and Cuba Mail - 20, with mdse' AFIi'0' -
ll:So m. 9th. - and N5rIs
Steamer Frrnessis CRrl BlacEie. GLASGOW s ,Ss 10
July 81. Henderson Bros, WIN lI5 - ~. sz
Storage passengers and mdse ArrFeu a.
l1ot m. 9th. ,.,onio Alca
steamer Fagertun CSorl. Jacobsen. Port An nue. a
4. TO the Cuneo Importing Co, with NUT |>
Bar at "a he Nss
Steamer Havana Knight. Havana Augus. ..,ssrs naAa
York and cuba Mail SIS 60. with loi paS
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at e.IV s.nst 70 -
steamer Alamo. Davidson. Galveston efr Qua
Mallory So co. with passengers and ni"se
antine $50 D m .....sr Pur1 -
steamer Rosario d Giorgio tNorl. afhs ,,,l ~
tonic August L. to the Atlantic Fruit Co. Win .
rived at the Bar - . m m. August 80
Steamer Apache. staples JackSohSlu ny asSsnEeTs sas
Charleston s. TO the Clyde IS GO. win P
mdse. Left Quarantine 10 40 a m ,-,o Plata Az
Steamer Hispania tNorl. Seebers - nssssngsrs an
gust 5. 20 the Cuba Planters Go. with : p
fruit Arrived al the Bar at 3 - m. nd NorysS
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport Nsw s.ssnssrs sss
10 the Old Dominion s. Co. Win P
mdse. Left Quarantine at 2-20 . m c,rssnas Jsr
Steamer FnnishTOOk tBrl. Me- m t11rt,chaster ~
81 and Matanzas August 4. to n "a m 49,.
with sugar. Arrived at the Bar ~ I.' Wind norf'
Sandy Hook. J. Aug 10 9.au
west. fresh breeze. clear; moderate so@
SAILED. a-.nsr.
Steamers Kronprinzessin Cscihe t5sssy,..ccd t9rs
Rotterdam tDutchl. Rotterdam Ionic; Rsysns.
Norfolk Clothtlde Cunec tNor Fo't Ivsston; ndisIs
craig. Newport News: Marcos. eIa e. Dorado. "a
Utah. Naples Arapahce Charleston; -1unbus. Ss'sS
weston: Hamilton. Norfolk: city OF
nah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
CABLE LINES PROTEST.
The Commercials Reply to Ne1c-
fOundInnd's .4CtiOn.

AS soon as the Newfoundland government
free. 1904. from the hfty-yNsr monopoly granted
original cable enterprises it took steps provide
SITS land line system Of telegraphs with its
cable connection. II first laid cable from Port
u-Basques. Newfoundland. To Canso, Nova Scotia.
and made contract with the Commercial Gable
Company TO operate the Canso end. The breaking
az this cable, after il was laid. made the gov
eminent anxious TO secure its foreign communica-
tions by other cables. The Commercial Gable Com
pany has several cables running 10 the south Of
Newfoundland. and the government invited the
company TO more Of them into New
foundand. a contract was made which required
the company to establish an office in st. Johns In
communication with the cables, and 10 pay the es
tablished tax for the cable landing privilege. the
the government paying the company 5000 year
for the facilities provided for the governments
cable business the company being debarred from
doing any cable business with the public for lis
account in Newfoundland.
In the mean time the government which made the
contract went out Of office. and the new govern
ment informed the company that II would not
ognize the contract as binding.
The Commercial Cable Company has sent reply
addressed 70 Sir Edward Morris, the Newfound-
land Premier. saying that the company has in
vested than 100000 the strength Of the
contract. pointing out the benefit which would
10 the colonial government II the contract
were kept, and adding
The good name Of government, the
81 individual, is something be cherished and
preserved. If Reputation were characteristic OF
the British government or OF its dependencies
would not have entered into contract relations with
Newfoundland at all. and think this the first
time in tho history OF Great Britain depend
encies that contract made with responsible
government has been repudiated by a succeeding
administration Of the government itself. The Com
mcrCial Gable Company has always studiousy
Trained from taking part in politics party ques-
lions, and has done in Newfoundland, and will
continue 10 do SO. II regrets however that the
change Of administration which las taken place
should cause the government TO repudiate a sol
emn contract which executed only a few
months ago, and which has caused the CONNER
ciSl Gable Company, stated above, TO expend
noss than million dollars, and the company de-
MES your legal right TO repudiate it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
THREE ALARMS FOR $1,000 FIRE

hre broke out yesterday afternoon In the u,ar.
house of the New York Carpet Lining Co
at NO $40 East 95th street. which made NECESSARY
the turning in of three alarms before II was nnaI
brought under control
Ane "Ie spread rapidly from the warehouse 10
stahls hvery stable. at No 30S. then Ia Austen <
berso'ds hay and grain store. at No 30s and At
ore ume threatened the five story sash and door
factory al No. 3l2 Eleven horses in tho uvcry
stable and thirty belonging to Austen &; Rergold
NIIe 'ahen out by the police and fremen The
police estimate the damage at $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
McooEY SELLS REVENUE BOMBS

Acting Controller McCooey. il was learned vas
terday in Wall Street recently sold 81 600 Oo1 ctv
revenue bonds to local bankers on a 21s per cent
basis The bonds mature In November and the
CITY therefore, got slightly lower rate than ord-
may coila'eral hihety-day loans are bringing
d" IL understood that the city may dispose of a few
million more short term bonds If it can do so adj
Vantageousiy in the near future and 1t is also said
TO be contemplating bringing out an issue OF long
term bonds early next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
TREAT SEES LINCOLN PENNIES GO.

Charles III. Treat. Treasurer OF the United States
paid a visit 10 the Sub-Treasury in Wall Street
yesterday and had talk with Assistant eas1,rer
Terry The latter said II was only a friendly c.u
and no significance need be attached to the visit,
mere OF MS superior NJ Treat watched the distrf-
button OF Lincoln pennies for a few minutes The
demand continues without diminution notwitb-
standing the fact that 2.5O0Ooo OF the coins have
been distributed here. Half million cents were
paid yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PoH'''
ARRIVEr


Plymouth. Aug 10. fO;35 m-Oceah0
for CherbOurg and Southampton Work -
Rouen. Aug 6-SaXelene (8rl New 1l:sr1 New fSA =
sydney n = W. Aug 10-Schar4ieiS w. - ~
Melbourne. etc wilhelm Vde'h
Bremen, Aug 10. = D m--kronprlnz u.sa
York via Plymouth and CheToCui Sav York fof -
Port Natal Aug lO-Farford (Bri. NC" a.
Kong York LlsoJn'.. ztc
Cadz Aug T-Trtonia CFrl. New t vrt via Nspesl
Trieste Aug 8-Alice (Aust New rVY ork via bs1'~
MarsefIles Aug T-Galla tFrl New V,rk . asr
etc: sth Germania err. New Nv York VA
Wellington. Aug 10-Bantu thr' v,rx ~
,op 9e%Ens, SS Nns io@cape Breton tR NEW
-r,aI , O. Rorierer tBr>. New YorS yorE via e0~
ffverpooI Aug o Mauritania tbri. N r.res
AntweTp Aux 9-zeeland err New i'
SAILED.
Havre Aug 7-Mexco Err, New New Yofk
Rio de Ianelro Aug TThespls YAK
MantIa Ane s-Indrsvelli (Br1, Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11

The best restorative for -
Is a new pair of trousers. Sl1
We've so many hundreds 90
rate trousers in light weight wor stps
from which to select, there nr rls'ea
isn't a suit in the city with Tb;o JsoF
couldn't harmonic. W
Separate trousers. s. to slO
If the suit is beyond rev;;r,
there's good picking in suits lug
down to SIS and $40. ''d's
Comfort in collars.
Arrow Summer shapes.
Two for 25c.
Tennis shoes, bathing suits a,.u
hats. riding breeches and legg;n,. u''
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY, {
Three Broadway Stores
st. '*ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 5o1 sunset 1901 Ie9a Moons ara ~
HIGH WATER
| AM-Sandy Hook 943 Ar Cat. 10
| FM-Sandy Hook +O3. Hen 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Phui,
pine Islands tyia Franclsco(-Nin
japan Gsrea China and Aug II. $50 n
HsWa V seeaiy 5aTu Aug II. $50 m
Coren and China tvia Fruncscoe"
Japap toIts ana ,,sin Aug 10. $50 p IN
IsseS S 1S' china a S Aug 49, IN
aads tvit Vancouver Vicrorio,
New Zssa9 oI 'n Su1i Aug 20. $50 IN
samoan Islands New Cale,ionia
tvia Franciscol-Yeid A,o ~ e.,o -
Guam and Philippine tyia san - o'"" y VI
Franciscc)-U ) Transport. - SEMI ANA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, August 10, 1909

steamer City Of savannah Fisher savannah A..
70 the ocean S. Co passengers and mas. -,
Quarantine m anu "'se' Left
steamer Yumuri (Cuban, SAalAy r.r.n.. IT., NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
STEEL TRADE BOOMING.
Capacity at Maryland Plant Pipe
Orders Cannot BE Filled.

Baltimore. Aug. 10.-For the first time IN nearly
two years all departments OF the Maryland Steel
Company running full time six days a week
Orders for rails have been coming in salts
factory rate for several weeks. and the ton
mage on the company's books Is the largest since
1907. with promise Of steady expansion following
the remittance OF the railroads IN the market for
supplies.
The latest order OF size for steel rails placed
with the Maryland Steel Company by the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad few days ago. and calls
for 10000 tons OF the Bessemer type. The price was
SIS a ton.
Pittsburg. Aug 1O.-Because the pipe mills Of the
country too rushed with orders 70 accept new
business for immediate delivery the Union Petro-
leum Company. of Buffalo. has bought eighty miles
from the National Supply Company OF Pittsburg.
This pipe made about twenty years ago and
laid in the Fort Wayne field OF Indiana about
eighteen years ago. 1t Is in prime condition. how
The pipe will be laid from the Chatham gas
field. IN Ontario. Sarnia. Ont. Only two com
panies bid on the order.
Work has been started on the development OF the
Isabella Coke Company's 100000 tract in the Con-
nelIsviile district. The main line OF the Monon-
gahela division Of the Pennsylvania will be changed
take in the plants. which will have capacity OF
about l.aooO0O tons OF high grade coke yearly.
There will be 1870 built at once and the ca
pacity OF the plant will be extended gradually.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
Es Un Hecho superitante.

NI.ANMM"
Los grandes hechos llaman la aten-
ci6n. Ell mundo corona a sus hecho-
res. Por ESQ Ell pueblo Americana ha
coronado ell Nuevo descubrimiento del
Dr.. King como Rey de los Remedies
de garganta y pulmones. Cada atomo
es una fuerza de salud. Mata los ger
menes y resfriados y la grippe Sc des-
vance,. Sana las membranes adolo-
ridas por la tos, y sc deja de toser.
Tubos bronquiales adolecidos q infla-
mados y pulmones enfermos son cura-
dos y paran las hemorragfas. Ell DR..
Geo. More, Black Jack, N, G., escri-
be: "Me sano de enfermedad de pull
mones, que los medicos habian decla-
rado incurable." SOC y 81 90. Botella
de muestra gratis. Garantizado en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
LAS sENoRAs PuEDEN
UsAR zAPAToS


De I'm numero mas pc ueno despues
de usar Aliens Foot-Ease, un polvo
para desparramarlo dentro de los
zapatos. Hace que nc lastimen los
zapatos apretado o nuevos; da alivio
instantaneo a callos y juanetes. Els
el mayor descubrimiente del sigle en-
cuanto a comodidad. Aliens Foot
Ease es un remedio clerto para pies
fatigados, sudorosos, calenturientos y
doIoridos. En- todas las boticas y
tiendas de zapatos rs ct No acepteis
ningLn sustituto. Para IN empaque
gratis de prueba, tambien muestra
gratuit.a del Parche Sanitario Foot
Ease. una invencion nueya, dirIgirse a
Allen S. Olmsted. La Roy, N. X.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
Porque Son P~elisrosos los Desfriados,

Porque habeis contraido resfriados
ordinarios Y sanado de ellos sin tra-
tamiento de ninguna especie, no ina
gineis por un momento que los resfria-
dos no son peligrosos. Cada uno sabe
que la pulmonfa Y 81 atari cr6nico
tienen su orfgen en- vi resfriado CO.
mum. La tisis no es causada por un
resfriado, pero el resfriado prepare Ell
sistema para la reception y desarrollo
de los g6rmenes que de otra manera
no hallarian alojamiento. Es 10 mis-
mo con Intermediates i~nfecciosas.
Difteria, febre escarlatina, sarampion
Y tos ferina son mucho mas propensas
4 ser c~ontraidas cuando Ell nifo tiene
un resfris do. Vereis con este que mas
peligro yerdadero Sc ~encierra en- un
resfriado que en- c%ualguiera otra de
las Intermediates comunes. Ell modo
mas facil Y pronto de curar un resfria-
do es tomar Ell Remedio Chamberlain
contra la Tos. Las muchas curas no.
tables que ha efectuado esta prepara-
ci0n la han hecho i'm artfculo regular
de concrete en- una gran parte del
mundo.-De venta en- todas las boz
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
Contra DIarrea cronica.

"Mientras me hallaba en- ell ejercito
en- 1863 cal enfermo de diarrea croni-
ca dice George Nj. Fiction de South
Gibson, Pa. "Desde entonces he en-
sayado muchos remedies sin ningun
alivio permanente hasta que Mr.. a.
w. Miles de este lugar me ~persuadi6
4 usar Ell Remedio de Chamberlain
C0llco, C6lera N Diarrea, una boteila
del cual la ataj6 de una vez."-De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

81 personals con sintomas de enter
medad de rinones 8 vejiga pudlesen
realizar su peligro no perderian item
30 en- comenzar d tomar ell Remeds0
de Foley para los Rinones. Este gran
remedio nara las dolencias y los desa-
ireglos, fortalece y reconstruye estos
6rganos y no hay riesgo de la enfer-
medad de Bright 8 de otro desarreglo
grave. No dejeis de tomar nota de
estos primeros sintomas.-De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

Recuerden que el Nuevc Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor u pague
su suscricion adelantada Q una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Els 81
unico pnpel en- 81 Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
Cincrenta Amos Herrsro.

Samuel Il. Worley de Hixburg, Va,
ha estado herrando caballos mas de
SO amos. Dice: "El Balsamo de
Chamberlain me ha dado gran alivio
de dolor de espalda y reumauismo. Els
el mejor remedio que h9 usado jamas.'
De yenta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

I'm esta 1ficina SO yenden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife
rentes ~oficiales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales articulos. A las Derso-
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuanco vengan a la plaza Sc
dignen visitar la oficina del Nuevo
Mexicano y cucontraran todos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

Recuerden que sl Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. KS 81
unico papel on oil Territorio que hace
esta oferta- In ~auscricion s0n sola-
menta y2.kn al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
Certificates de nacimiento ' de

Certificates de nacimiento y de de-
function que SO requiere scar suminis'
trados al escribano de pruebaa de
cada condado por medicos, parter'
as. asistentes y enfermeras bajo
la ley nueya, Sc hallan de venta en-
cantidades peQuenas o grandes por Ia
Compania Impresora del Nuevo Mexi-
can0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

Recuerden que eli Nuevo Mexicano
resenta a cada suscritor que pague
u suscion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Es 81
unico papel en- ell T%erritorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion 0 sofa
mente $3.50 al ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16

"Maldita la TERRA de tn labor diio
Dios "a Adam desobediente; pero no
dijo ''maldito tn labor en- la tierra,''
porqu6 81 trabajo tuvo 81 origen benz
ditto en- la misma Divinidad cuando
por ese medic did principle d toda la
creacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-10-16
PrecIos EspeciaIes Para la Vista
de los Presidentes.

El ferrocarril Central de Nuevo Me-
xico anuncia una cedula especial de
precios a FL Paso y vuelta por motive
de la entrevista del P~residente Taft Y
Ell Presidente Diaz en- Ell Paso ell dia
Is de Octubre. Los precios a Ell Paso
$50 nnxno nin11n.