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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
BAPTISTS REACH OUT
FOR BROADER FIELD

| Baltimore May l2.-The keynote of to-
days session of the southern Bapusts
convention was the development of senti-
ment favorable to severing all connection
with other denominations and to reaching
out for a broader field. The first was
shown by action looking to the abandon
| ment of the use in Southern Baptist Sun
day schools of the International Sunday
school lessons and the second by the APP
parent intention to admit to fellowship in
the southern body churches in territory
hitherto left entirely to the northern Bap-
lists.
The apparent wish to sever relations
with all inter UNCONVENTIONAL bodies were
tempered by the earnest efforts of con-
siderable element to give formal approval
to the work of the laymen's missionary
movement At tonight's session, Rev.
George w. Daniel of Richmond, Va, said
that the Southern Baptists lack organi-
cation and an adequate scheme of mis-
sions and can never under present condi-
lions become a worlds power in missions,
and that it rests upon the laymen's mis-
sonary movement to save the day.
The objection TO the continued use VI
the international Sunday school lessons
appears to be that they have not been
satisfactory to the Baptists in the matter
OF Scriptural texts touching on baptism.
Rev. j. NJ. Frost of Nashville, Tenn,
chairman OF the Sunday school board, Of
fered the resolution which, while praising
the uniform lesson system which has been
In vogue for Protestant denominations for
forty years, asked that a committee be
appointed to prepare for the Sunday
school board system of graded Sunday
school lessons, considering. however, the
present system of the international asso-
citation as to whether IL can be SO modified
and adapted to meet the purpose of the
people.
After considerable discussion the subject
was referred to a committee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
A NAMESAKE OF PRINCE CUPID
This Tiny Son Of Hawaii Has Support
ed Family Of Two

From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
IL Prince Cupid of Hawaii could
glimpse at the interior Of house on
Panama street, who.B the lone repre-
sentative family of his realm resides,
he would find namesake confronting
him in the chubby person of one Paulo
Cupid Kahalehlli, who has already stag
gcred through four years OF his life be-
Meath his illustrious name and can
nearly reach his mothers waist IL he
stretches very hard.
Though Paulo Cupid is OF American
percentage on his mothers side, yet he
has the curly black hair, the liquid
black eyes, and the olive skin Of Hawaii,
and the prince would have little Duff
Guilty in recognizing pocket edition of
countryman.
Already Paulo Cupid has proved his
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
New Orleans Raises Money

New Orleans. May 1.-THE mark OF
$1,000, 900 in note subscriptions as or
fginally aimed at which is to be used
in conjunction with s4,0O0,0oO to be
raised as proposed by state taxation
was largely exceeded today, according
to the announcement of the executive
committee of the worlds Panama ex-
position to be held in New Orleans
in 1915. large delegation of prom
inent citizens from Louisiana will ap-
pear before the congressional commit
tee to urge New Orleans claims fol
federal recognition through her sena
tors and representatives who started
the movement.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

manhood despite his short span of years,
for last winter when Daddy Kahale-
hill was racked with fits of coughing
that stopped his shoulders and whitened
his lips and finally brought him low
in a hospital Paulo Cupid filled the
office of bread winner and supported
the family.
Down in the Academy of Fine Arts
was Charles Crafty, who was just look
ing for such curves as Paulo Cupid had.
So for three trying hours the latter
posed each day and abused the painter
In long Hawaiian words as Mr. Crafty
scuinted at Paulo's dmples and scowled
over his flesh tones
From the present indications it looks
as though Paulo Cupid would be called
Ola. soon again to shoulder the burden.
of livelihood, for tale, his father, has
beer moved down. as all Ibis country.
men are eventually, by the climate, and
at present is Struggling, with tubercu-
losis in the Rplyelinfd hospital. ! \
Though the 'childeren are radiant Hook
ing and bright eyed, yet the doctors be-
lieve that they are infected with tuber-
culosis also. and Paulo Cupid has just
emerged regretfully from a course of
treatment at the University hospital.
Il must get away if want to keep
them alive" the mother declared des-
perately. Somehow, someway we must
get to San Francisco, where the air is
dry and clear. and their lungs will grow
strong. 7 can't afford all the things they
need here to keep them WE'LL ...
AT that moment Paulo came into the
room carefully trailing large quilt be-
hind him. "All our Clothes he ex-
planned proudly, pointing to a check
patch that represented one of his past
rinafores. The whole motley-colored af-
fair was composed of squares carefully
pieced together from Kinis cast-off
dresses. Paulo Cupid's faded jumper
suits and Kale's worn-out coats.
See" Paulo added, turning it over
with glowing smile, and there adding
its quota of warmth for the three little
children to cluster beneath at night, was
tie American flag.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
CITY MISSION WORK

Chicago, May IA 100000 training
school for city mission work, to be es-
tablished in Chicago or some other large
centrally located city was advocated by
Charles H. Sears of New York before the
Northern Baptist convention here today.
Mr.. Sears declared that immigration is
furnishing a great field for home mission
work and said city missionaries should
be able to talk several languages to do
effective work.
Emory Hunt, president of Denison uni
versty. Granville, Ohio, was chosen pres
ident.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
Dodging Alaskan Climate

Little Rock, May 12.-Rather than un-
dergo ten severity of the Alaskan cli-
mate. Ito men of the Sixteenth United
States infantry, stationed at Fort Logan
II. Root, will not re-enlist. Their battal-
ion quartered at the local post has been
ordered to the frontier and those whose
terms of enlistment would expire within
year were ordered to declare them
selves. AS a consequence the battalion
will be short about half of It's regular
quota when the journey to Alaska is be-
gun several months hence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

San JOSE Costa Rica, May ia thou
uand men have been put to work on the
ruins at Carriage to recover the bodies of
the remainder of the earthquake victims
as quickly AS possible. fea-s being enter
tained of the outbreak of sickness. The
force of the earthquake opened many of
the graves in the cemetery and 300 bodies
were renterred yesterday. Earth shocks
continue. accompanied by subterranean
rumblings.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

of wrapper had been initiated. People
are therefore warned. II the genuine
Quaker Herb Remedies are wanted they
can be obtained in Birmingham at Gums
Pharmacy, Third avenue and Nineteenth
street, and they are not peddled from
them excepting Quaker Gray himself
The price of Quaker Extract is 81 per
bottle or three for $50. Oh of Ralm,
25c; Cough Syrup. &c; Corn AM lPile
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

Yesterday lady called on Gray, at
Gums Pharmacy. and, producing bot
tie. said Mr.. Gray, cannot take your
medicine; it actually makes me sick at
the stomach" This was a terrible blow
to Gray. but just as soon as he saw the
bottle the mystery was solved. The wom-
an had been imposed upon. The medi-
cine she bought was called Shaker Herb
Extract. instead # Quaker Herb Ex-
uact, ana the st1 Of bottle and color
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

the measure. A smaller number Will
give them a majority of five. None of
the advocates of the provision con-
cede the claim of the organization re-
publicans. Some members contend that
republican detection will grow to %
in number and they assert that not
to exceed or Q democrats will vote
with the regular republicans
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

worcester Mass, May E--John A.
Hall, former treasurer Of the South
bridge Savings bank of Southbridge. was
indicted today charged with the larceny
of 100000 of the banks funds. Although
the counts of the Indictment aggregate
only 100000 as the amount for which
Hall is responsible, expert accountants
who have gone over his books In the
bank have reported a shortage exceeding
s6OO 600
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
A CowardIy, Despicable, Outrageous
Imposition On the Country People
Beware Of Thieving Imitators Who Have Been
Working the Surrounding Country

salve, 25c; Skin and Scalp Soap. 1oc.
If you cannot can for the remedies.
order them by mail and on receipt d
price they viii be sent by express. all
charges paid. Sufferers from rheuma.
tisn. catarrh, constipation, kidney, livepI
stomach or blood troubles should call on
Gray at once, He can be seen at Gunn's
Pharmacy, Third avenue and Nineteenth
street, daily. from q. M. to- p: M
II costs nothing to talk to him. ~ : :,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
PERSONAL

IN. Davis and F. w. Simpson of Newark,
o., are visiting in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

Southern Railway will au-
Ithorize an all-rail round trip
ticket to New York for $42.16;
June 5 to October /. limited 30
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
Shades Mountain HO.el

Now open. Secure your rooms
soon for the coming month.
We have several season board
ers already and rooms are
being secured rapidly. Lunch
parties phone 1892. Shades
Mountain Hotel.
DE. ARNOLD, Rrop.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
SEABOARD-.
New Schedules

Effective Sunday, May Is, Seaboard
will operate three daily trains
Leaving Birmingham
700 am, $500 am. and 300 Pm.
Returning
Arrive Birmingham 1910 PM, 9:30 pm.
81 1000 Pm.
No. 32 leaving 90 am, the fast
Atlanta and New York train, will carry
electric lighted observation car. Pull
man Drawing Room, Sleeper and
Dining Car arriving New York PAS
p.m.
vNo IS, leaving 300 pm, will carry
Pullman Parlor Broiler to Atlanta and
PHllman Drawing Room Sleeper Allan
"a Ito New York; arriving 1870 am.
No. So leaving 500 am. will do the
local business between Atlanta and
Buckingham.
Quickest time to Atlanta, AZ hours.
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CHIEFS SING DON'T
TAKE ME HOME" AT
MERRY LOVE FEAST

CONTINUED FROM PAGE %
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29

En- esta division Sc vera que los re-
publicanUs han teUido buen cuidaiu
de srregler las cosas q manera que Ia
primera legislature, p0r 10 menos,
sea republicans,
Que los repnblicanos de Ia gavilla
esperan hacer frente q uns fuerte opO-
sici0n q Ia clsse de constitution que
se proponen redactsr cuaudO la mis-
ma sea sOmetida al pueblo para sn
ratification, parece evidente pnr
las bravat4s que va Sc delan DIR
de los labios de algunos de eilus. Es
tas bravstas son al efecto que cua!es
quiera opOsici0u que slrja en- con-
ira de la constitution sera apsstsda
con el vot0 cast s6lido con que pre-
tenden contar en- los condados de Col.
fax, San Miguel, Mora, Taos, SAndo-
val y Valencia.
Y nos0tros les decimos, que no ee
fen demssiado en- esa supo,iCi0n. Eu
1889 les republicanos de Ia corrupte
la hacian las mismss bravatas, y, sin
en- barge, despues de coutados los vo.
tos, Sc halo que solo dos cOndados,
Valencia Y Grant, hablan dadn ma.
yorfa EN- favor del mamsrracho dt
los repubIicanos de la gavilla que liza
maban constitution. Siempre en-
aquelIo que SO cree haber mayor Sc
guridad, hsy aig6n riesgo. Lo mis-
un nodF4 Ppa1itar ghura
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
PreambuIO de Ia Constitution.

FL preamhulo de Ia constitution de
estsdo ha sido adoptado va. En- es.
te asunto no hubo division entire los
delegados y no habia rsz0n para que
la hubiera, puesto que es igual 81 que
siempre Sc pone al principle de tales
doeumentos. En- 10 dnico que pudiera
haber habido division era el nombre
que deba de darse a 10 nueva comu-
MD d Ruton0micP, pero no hubo nin-
guna oposici0n q que se Ie dlers el
nombre de "Estado de Nuevo Mexi'
CO." segdn su gerido pr el delegAdl,
Don Margarito Romero, autor de Ia
proposition que se hiEo 4 ese efteto.
En ell arliculo primero, ad0ptadc,
1espues del preambuln, se dan los
llnderos del nuevo estsdn, que son
seg1u ell acuerdo y deareto c0ngreslo-
nal que fuerOn rstIticad0s por Ia le-
gislstura del E,tado de T,x4s, item.
20 ha. En- la nueva demarcaci0n,
i prevaIeee, quedara incluida una
area de sel.cientos mil acres de terre
no, que Texas sh1ra reelama como
suyo. En- ese territoril esCan In
cluidss las ciudades de FL PAso, Tex
line y Farwell.
0tra cosa que va esti aeordlda por
los de la mayoria de la Convencl0u
es ell proporcionamieDto da represen
tantes Y senadores en- la legislature
del estado que es como sigue;
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
Opinion de IN JueZ de la COrle
Suprema de Oregon.

"En concepto mfo Ia iniciativa Y el
referendum ha proporcionado la una
nera de dsr al pueblo de este estado
m6s saba y progresiva legislation
que la que hablfa cOnseguidO bslO el
sistems representative solsmente.
sc nero hechn Que el pueblo tie
ne en- gu poder el der-ehO pars inlciar
medidas 8 ref-rirlas por medlo del
ref rendum, ha servido comoun fuer
te frenu s0bre toda clase de legisla.
ei0u perniciosa en- Ia asamhea legis
lativs, y, al mismo tempo ha supli-
do uu motive para mej9r legislation
sin decir NADIA del heeho que el pue.
bio ha inielad0 un numero considera.
BILE de buenas reformas p0r medic de
vot0 directc, las cuales hahfau sido
rechazadss en- la legislature. I'll sis.
tema de primarias y ell metodo adop
tad0 para votar por senad0res para
ell sensdo de los EstRdos Uuidos per
medic del vOto popular, creo yo que
han slio me iiias con1ucentes al bien
procnmunal de todO ell E.tAdo.
"Yo consiier0 la inicistiva v el re
f1rendum un metoio prudente y
practicable para decretsr IeRis'aci0n,
y ahadir6 que soy de opinion que
esas ref rmas han echado raices para
s'empre entire nos tros. Creo ade
mas que no tardaremos mucho en-
yer ioptadss la inlciativa y el re
ferendum en- tod Is los Estados de Ia
Union"
[Frmadcl William r. King,
Juez Asociado de la Corte S1prema
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
ESpanlOsO HuraCan en- Italia.

Napoles, Octubre, 25.--Las hermo-
sas cOstas de la bahia de Napoles y el
golfO de Salermo y las lslas de Ischia
y procida han sido dssvastadAs por
una peculiar combination de elemen.
tOs. Glen personas han sido muertas
y las perdidas On metalico ascienden
q una suma considerable.
El deaastre aparece haber venid0
EN- f0rma de cicl0n, teniendo tres CEN
tros, el primero sObre Ia isla de Is
chia, el segundo sobre la pobacl0n
dc Tore del Greco, en- Ia costa orien-
tai de la bahia de NapoleS, y el ter
cero 50 descolg0 sobre el golfo de Sa.
lermn.
Junt0 con Ia tempestad de vlent0
venian un chaparI0n deagua, una ma.
rea y una violenta erupci0n del Ve'
subio, v de an crater que s6bitamen.
mente SO abri0 en- la cumbre del pOr
largo tempo apagado volean de
Monte Epomeo en- Ia isla de Ischia.
Las costas del Mlnalda eyer her.
mosas, con su exhuberancia de na.
rauIos, limones y otros arboles fruta-
ies, han qutdado casi sepultadas baJo
e lodo llevado alli por Ia inundaci0n,
y por las cenlzas del voicaD. Los
desiices de TERRA han cast Dorado Ia
hermCsA carretera de Sorrento q
Amalh y do alli 4 Salermo. En al.
gunos lugares en- la isla de Ischia Ia
lava del volcan de Monte Ep0meo
crecio d velnte pies de altura. Guam
do Ia tempestad Istaba en- medic dc
su mayor furor csy0 muCho graniEo
y de las aderas 80 desprendian pie
dras de immense tamsEp que venian
rodaudo con mucha iuerza d chocar
contra las pobiRciones.
Mucho deh0 result0 q lss pobIaci :
mes de B1rticl, Tore DEF Greco, RS.
slna, Ameli, Sorrento, Maori, Ron.
tecagnao, Vetrsra, y Monte Corvino.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
La TRAVESIA DEL ATLANTICO
EN- UN DIRIGIBLE.
FraCaS6 eI InleRlO EleCluadO.

El dis Is de este mes, partio de
Atlantic City, on Ia costa de E4tados
Unidoa, el gran glObo dirigible came
rlca," tripulad0 pOr vArios hombres,
baIo IL direction de- Walter Wellmsn
y cuyo Ohleto era tumplir Ia travesta
del AtIantlco, aventura verdadera.
mente peligrosa y que c0nstituye uno
de lts hpsideratum desde que Ia avla.
ci0n fue una realiiad.
Fl nOmbre de Walter Wpllman 30
naba desde hscia va nucho tempo,
pues hAra como cuatro stos, imitan
do al desgracIado expIorador Andree,
conciblo el proyecto de llegsr al Polo
NOrte en- dlrigible y para clio cons
truy0 un gran globo en- una de las Is
las de SpitEberg, dOtando el aparsto
de tOdas aquellas condiciones que el
Iuggaba necesarias para Ia reaIiz4ci0n
lie III empresa. Por espaclo de tres
sfios permaneci0 WeIlman esperand0
ell momento op0rtunO para lanzarse a
Ia empresa, pero nuDca lego a hacer.
10, y durante ese tempo experimento
el gl0bp diversos academies, scaban-
do al fn Wellman por desistlr de su
proyect0
Decide entonces sprovechar el ~.
rigible para inteDt4r con el Ia tFave.
sfa del Atlantico y despues de slg1n
tempo de preparativos, fue el dts IL
cusndo emprendl0 en- medic de Ia
expectsci6n general.
III dirIgihls era un globo dQ graz
tamsfn, acondIcioDadO especialmente
pare largps vsVestaV y ~ eI cVall
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
Las COrpOraCiOneS han TrluRiadO

FL trabBjo mas imp0rt4nte que ha
bia que hacer ante la Convention
Constitutional, en- Santa Fe, esta va
hecbo. La clausuls de iniittiva ha
sido aEotada contra ell suelO por Ia de
legaci0n republican,, netos y "pro-
gresistas," y Ia clausula de- referen
dun que Sc adopt0 hara tanto bien
al pueblo cual 81 no se hubiera sdop
tado ninguna. Los dem6cratas, sin
siquiera una sola excepci0n, han he
cho una defensa titanica en- pro de
los intereses del pueblo al habsr de-
fendldo tan denOdada y habilmpnte
los intereses del pueblo sbogando pOr
Ia inserci6n en- nuestra Constitution
de una clausula de iniciativa y rtfs-
rendum, tai cusl se tiene en- ID Cous.
tiLuci6n del estadO de Oregon, y por
10 que han heCho, eI pueblo, repuhIl.
caDns y dem0cratas, les dtbe uns
deuds de sincera gratltud. Sin una
clausula de iniciativa y rtf-rendum,
tai cual so tiene en- Oregon, Ia CJns
tltuciOn que SO e5crlDd para NueVO
Mexico, no sera de nlpg1u vaIor
para el pueblo del TerritnrlO bsjD
el regimen de estad0. va los que
mss fdlta haran esas mpdldss, en-
nuestra constitution, seran A los "Da
tiv0sh eOm0 IA nos llame. EI con
greso, .ln causa y sin raz0n, y de un
golpe redulO Ia prepOnderancia del
pueblo de hsbla espsiloa en les legis
laturas del estado dlsprnleudo que
solo los que sepau hablar coTfecta.
mente el ingles podran ser elegidos
para representa- d s0s constituyentes
en- ese cuerpO. La inlcistiva y rife.
reudum al haberre adoptadO on Dues.
tra Constitution hsbrlan devuelto en-
parte a nuestro pueblo dc hahla .espa-
| hala el derecho de representa- sion eu
el cuerpo legislative, que el CJngreso
le ha arrebstsdo. Per0 los republl
csnOs en- Ia Constitutional psrece que
% OVu VpeEidO Que s1CUUEFe'0 10
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
Roosevelt Y San Pedro.

Para los compatriotas de- EXPIRE
sidente Roosevelt es motive constante
de admiration Ia seguridad galIsrda
que preside todos los actos y cir.
cunstancias de su vida; pero recien-
temente ese cultO admirativo evOlu-
cion0 ligeramente, MERCHANDISE con
algunas briznas de tintuFa ir0uca.
Hasta al proplo hilo del ex .presiden-
te Sc lie atribuye una Erase que, Dor
cleric, es un plaglo declarado, puesto
que Sc trata ue las mism ~ pa abras
con que don Antonio Canovas tefla-
laba la vanidad de Caste ar: "Auipa-
Dire, dizque dice el hljo del estadista,
cusndo lie invitan q una bodR, quise
ra ser Ia novia, cuando aeompafia
un entierro, quisiera ser ell muerto.n
No todos los descendientes de genio
tienen Ia iventiva del hijo de Ale
jsndro Dumas para senteDciar p0r
euenta prepia. Es sabido que ell au-
tor lie ala DANA de las Cameliss" 80
burleba de la vsnidad de su padre,
dielendo que, cuando iba en- c0che,
era cspaZ de colOcarse en- el pescaute
para que las GENTS creyerRn que te.
MIA un negro d su servicio.
Los periodicos norteamericanos han
amenizado estos dias sus columnas q
prop07ito de la vanidad ex-presiden-
eial con una historical titulada
"Ronsevelt st Saint Peters Gate.o
San Pedro estA como de costumbre,
en- la p1erta del Parsfso; de pronto
llama alguien que s)iicita entrar.--
:Quien eres tt2--pregunta el santo.
IS y Jorge Washington. --SQuien es
Jorge Washington Y cuales sus titu-
tul0s?--responde San Pedro.--Soy el
patre de mi psf.; despedace el yugo
ingle+ y funde 10 Republica america.
ns; fui el primero IN Ia paE, y el pri-
nero on Ia guerra, y oil primero en- el
corag0n de mis- concludadanos. San
Pedro abre y Washington entra. Lue-
30 como parece Lincoln, shadiendo,
despues de decr su nomhr,; Fui pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos salve
"a Union; emancipe a los escIsvos y
tui un martlr de 10 causa de Ia liber-
t4d'--Pasa-.-dice San Pedro. Pero en-
e'tas, un tercer peregrino sacude Ia
puerta con imperiosa violencia;--
5Qliel llams?-reodoro Roosevelt
SQuien IS Teodoro Roosevelt v que
hizo en- ell mundtp Ante estas pala-
bras, oil coronel--ssi deslgna al ex.
presidente Ia pren.a de su pefs,-el
co oaeO lnterpela sl guardian desde
fuers, y lie dice;--l Vamos, buen hom.
bre, de prisa y olga al Padre Eter-
no que esta aquf Teodoro Roose-
veltl -
La msy0rfa de los compstrlotas del
"coroneln no encuentran exagerado
este dlsIogo de las alturas, entire San
Pedro y el ex-presidente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
En- BuSCa de MeIOreS PaSleOS.

Dice un despacho de Carlsbad,
Nuevo Mexico, que los trenes de
ferrocarril en- esa parte del territorio
en- est0s dias no hacen otra cosa que
transporter reses en- sus carros de los
campos azotados por Ia sequia al sur
de Carlsbad para los campos dc sucu-
leDt0s pastos al nOrte de Roswell.
Todo el territorlo al sur de Carlsbad
hasta bastante entrado en- el estado de
Texas tuvo la peor sequia el verano
pssado que Jamas se ha conocldo alli
en- Ia historic de esos lugsres y ell des-
pacho que de esta noticIa dice que
miles de reses seran transportadas
cnapto antes dc allf para el norte de
Roswell para que no 80 mueran DE
hambre. Esto, por supuesto, guerra
decir que d los 0veIerOs les va d que.
dar muy recortado su terrltorio de
pasteos publicos en- Ia secci0n que va
4 ser y esta slendo lnvadida por loo
vaqueros del sur de Carlsbad y dc
parte de Texas.