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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

DEFER SLATE MAKING

Thirteen of the seventeen candidates
for the administrative board-the lar
cest gathering of aspirants since the
campaign was inaugurated-took al
vantage OF the opportunity last night
tn present their claims to the cltl-
zens Of the far West End. and address
the members OF the Clay ward annex
league.
The candidates had to run the
gauntlet so to speak. for the Gay
ward annex league, in announcing the
meeting and issuin.; the invitations
week ago, stated tnat after caretu!ly
considering the claims of these in the
race II would follow the lead of the
citizens committee and frame slate
which IL would commend to the sur
fraEe of the voters Of the West END.
Therefore the officeseekers were on
their mettle
Speak From Porch.
The meetink was held on the lawn
! Of the home Of M. II. omohundro. al
Floyd avenae and Sheppard street, and
the speakers used the porch for a
! rostrum The spacious lawn was beau
,ifully lighted: the night still and cool;
more than two hundred members OIL
! the league and their friends were pres
/ ent and disposed to give the candi-
dates careful. patient hearing ana
never did aspirants for ofiice SPEAK
under more favorable circumstances
/ 1t was probably the largest audience
tthe candidates have had the pleasure
of addressing and certainly one Of the
most attentive The speakers We're
| introduced briefly. one by one. by MT
Omohundro. president of the league.
| The candidates made their usual
SMELLS in presenting their bids Tor the
| suffrage of the good people or the
| West End all brief and TO the point
though three hours was required FOR
the deliverance.
! The only ontoward incident was a
little tiff between Carlton Mccarthy
| and John Hirschberg. Mr. Hirsch~
berg, who followed MIR, Mccarthy.
made some remarks which MIR. Nc
| Carthy construed as personal ana ne
arose TO a point OF personal privilege
Mr.. Hirschberg explained that MS al
lusions were not intended to apply 70
| Mr. Mccarthy and the incident "as
closed without bloodshed
WIN Fix Slate Soon,
The purpose Of the meetings was
that the Clay ward annex league might
hear the claims of the various candl-
dates and then select ticket OF nNe
(which II could commend to the ctti-
gems Of the West End "a the men best
fitted To compose the administrative
| board the league believing that II mas
the same right TO make q slate as
has the citizens committee 1t was
the original purpose of the league ~
hold ar executive session after the
speaking and determine upon the
slate. but greater number OF candI-
dates responded to the invitation than
ihad been expected and the hour was
SO late that IL was decided To post
pona action for few days. The exc
Ecutive committee OF the organizatoh
will call special meeting probably
the first of next week and at that time
the slate will he framed.
The candidates who spoke were
lCarlton Mccarthy Henry 7. Beck. W
IN Knowles ] w Moore. e C. Foxes
w. II Zimmerman. George B. Davis
Marx Gunst. John Hirschberg. George
Paul. G. F.. Richards and c. r. ray
lor. Robert whittet. Jr-. was pres
ent. but was called away before ms
turn 10 address the crowd arrived.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
AUTOMOBILES
MAY PROSECUTE
Enter PROTEST AGAINST OFFER
or REV ARD FOR CONVICTION
OF SPEEDING

Especial to The Richmond Nirginiah.)
i,YNCHBURG, VA, Aug, 22.-Auto-
rY1ohiltsts as we'll as residents OF the
county Will make protest against the
granting OF a bounty to MAGISTRATE
Fortune in Campbell county for con-
yictfou of auto speeders.
The county supervisors have offered
70 min, a bounty OF s75 for each con-
viction. 1t is claimed that the super
vksors can be brought before the
grand jury on charge of attempting
to influence justices,
In one month Fortune was given $3.50
I'm bounties. Those protesting claim
that they have no objection 10 giving
of rewards TO county police Officers Tor
tha conviction of violators OF speed
Laws but that the reward of judge
Tor giving a verdict of guilty Is
against principles OF justice,
1t is probable that some action VIII
h.. taken soon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Canal War May Result.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Notice
,of the first retaliatory step against the
free passage provision for American
ships in the Panama canal bill WAS
given today, when It was announced
that the directorate OF the Suez canal
had decided to reduce rates through
the oriental ditch. Officials OF the
state department predicted rate war
involving all the maritime nations
of the world and revolving around the
Suez and Panama canals.
The announcement stated that after
January /, 1918, the transit dues in
the Suez canal will be reduced so
confines. bringing the toll for Load
ed ships down to SIPS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
NOISE DISTURBED
DICK BROPHY'S NAP

The quiet hotJs Of the night were
rudely disturbed IN the First district
by G.. w Herring last night. He fired
a pistol The noise interfered with
the nap being INDUCED in by Dick
Brophy, and ne turned in an alarm.
In a minute two or three of'lcers
from the First station were on hand,
and Herring was captured.
Il didn't know it vas loaded, he
said Il was trying it and il went
off acceraentally.
Tell that 10 Justice John sug~
gested Sergeant Jeter
And he Will.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
aoo-pound Cake for Bride.

PHILADELPHIA, August One
of the most extraordinar! WeodihH
gif,s ever presented 10 a bride Is
a00-pound wedding cake given to Miss
Name Morgeusteln. by her father
Bennett Morgenstei@ 1t is said TO be
the largest cake ever baked in this
city
Among the ingredients in the cake
ara 100 pounds of raisings, 100 pounds
Of currents. thirty dozen eggs, seventy
I'VE pounds Of sugar and twenty
pounds of butter,
II stands six feet high and Is ar
tistically decorated Mr. Morgenslelh
and his two sons spent two weeks
making il. They say II will last with
out crumbIing for TWENTY-FIVE years
Miss Morgenstein was married Tues
dav night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
,a;ou,umcnt May Come SATURDAY

WASH NOTION, AUGUST "
adjournment Of congress on saturday
was predicted tonight by leaders IN
both parties, as a result or agfee'i'eHS
Of conferees today on the suhuls
civil. Indian. army and poS,"lii'e ap
preparation bills, The iegis,neiNe. IL
a,an and xundry civil bills were
M god nv the senate and the general
daaciency bill the last of the big sup
NV measures, was reported in the
senate. 49,, ,,,,sa
aamorrow on the sundry civil ana
indian bills. but the leaders said to-
nigh. that the differences would not
ha serious enough to prevent the house
from aisposine Of practically all the
nending legislation by tomorrow night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Nav Abolish Grading.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. August
22-The total abolition of the grading
system and nothing else was the oe
cision today of the executive BOARD
of the weavers' Union. A plan Tor
peace submitted by Secretary punE
was rejected.
The board held It was the pest pan
Yet submitted. but voted against II DIS
ii did not mean the total aooIlshiiieh'
Of the system. This means con-
ttnuation Of the strike Of $4,000 tex
ti1n eonloyes until the manufacturers
agree to take down the notices OF
grading or the general body voted
something besides the total abolition
Of the grading system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Charged With Cruelty.

Hot weather may have had some
thing to do with II. for there were
three men arrested yesterday for i'll
treating animals.
T. r. Thompson and Harry Carter
negroes. were charged with beating a
horse. while V. Aachier was alleged
10 have mistreated mule. The trio
gave bonds for their appearance be-
fore Justice John this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
BRADSHAW AGREED
WITH SQUIRE MACK

peculiar charge was placed on
the blotter al the First district sta
ton last night. John Bradshaw was
alleged To have attempted larceny.
by taking s1.75 worth of lead pipe
from a vacant house
There were no details surrounding
the report. Just plain words. John
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
No Artificial leg Graft.

WASHINGTON. August "a
Charles Mitchell. Polish miner, who
lost his legs in West Virginia coal
mine several months ago, came here
Monday night TO get a pair OF aru-
fetal legs He was told by friend
in West Virginia that congressman
had wooden legs, garden seed. buile-
Tins and other things to give away
After being advised that artificial
limbs are not to he had at the capital
fpr the asking. Mitchell was sent 10
a public lodging house by the po-
lice.
when told of the West Virginia
cripple. Sam Pollard, the legless pen
ell vender on Pennsylvania avenue
said
There is but one way TO get II In
Washington and that is work for H.
Fifteen wears ago ! was run over by
a steam boat. and had both legs cut
off | am still living. No congress
man ever offered ms a pair Of wooden
legs"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

RENO. NEW, August 22.-Benja-
min l. Mitchell secured a decree OF
divorce from Elizabeth Post Mltchell
today. Mitchell said she hit him IN
the eye and gave him a sound peat
ing and kicked him out Of the houst'
Il mean this literally Mitchell tesft-
fed. she actually kicked me down
the stairs and out
The name Of John Rogers was
given as correspondent. The Mitcheils
lived at oyster Bay The wife is new
in Freeport. l.. /. When Mitchell LETT
her he said. Rogers was in charge OF
the house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
WI Get nixarer

NE MARK. Aug. 12.-Mrs
r,nrica Hayden Bowen of BRADLEY Beach
will receive a divorce from Philander
A Bowen, a lawyer of Washington,
D. G., and the custody OF their six
year old daughter, Mary This Is the
verdict OF Special Master In .Chancery
Nicholas w. Birdsall. who sat as re-
fcrec in the divorce case Probably
the court will follow IT,
Bowen and Miss Hayden werr mar
ried here November ;. 1905 In 1907,
according 10 the allegations IN the suit
Bowen refused to support his wife.
and teteEraphed hers mother to take
her home. This the mother did. and
Mrs. Bowen has been living at the
family home ever since
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
BOMB THR0WER
HAS APPENDICITIS

David McCandlish, the youth charg-
cd with bombing the residence II
1.awver Jake Cohn, was operated
upon In the hospital at the city jail
last night for appendicitis by DIT.
Howell. His mother was present AT
the time and did all she could to
comfort her boy
At an early hour this morning the
report was that the boy went through
the ordeal all right and that ne was
getting along nicely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Station Wins

ATLANTA, GA. August 22John
M. station. president Of the State SEN
ate. swept Georgia for governor In the
Democratic primary. carrying 1873
counties. according to the returns, with
q popular majority over both Of his
opponents that will exceed SO.
station will have 344 out Of SS6
votes In the state convention. which
meets in Macon next "Wednesday
United States Senator A . Bacon
has likewise overwhelming" defeat
ed H. II. Perry for the senate. carry
inT fully 1se counties and possibly
more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
Wood Alcohol Fatal.

MONTREAL, August 22.--The
eighth victim OF wood alcohol drink
ing. In which fifty railroad construc-
ton workmen at St Lambert INDUCED
late last week. is dead here.
Two men accused OF selling the for
eigners the mixture which caused the
poisoning are under arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
suArasettes Dog Lloyd George.

MARIFIN IfAIJ, -BtIIf EEIIA. august
ga number of English sufira-
gettes last night Went to the hotel
where David Lloyd-George the Brit
ish chancellor of the exchequer. is
staying and struck off his name from
IN. visitors board. Afterward, they
waited for him In the street shouting
"Notr for women"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
shamrocks is Withdrawn.

LONDON, August 22.--Sir Thom7s
Lipton's famous cutter, Shamrock.
has been withdrawn from the Tor
quay and Dartmouth regattas, owing
TO bad weather. This finishes the
Skanrocks racing career the
White Hes thor another noted racing
yacht. also hiss been withdrawn A.
the close of the season the twenty
three meter class for yachts will be
abolished. -.~~lf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

SEATTLE. WASH, AuEus' = -
have nothing 10 say" Secretary of
state Knox replied tonight. when
shown dispatches from Washington
and New York to effect that Knox.
In 1901. entered Rosevelts office and
FOUND the president directing George
r.. corteiyou to write letter decIih-
Ing the 500. eco standard OH CON
tribution. Knox a that time telling
Eonsevelt that the money had airehdN
been accepted and used for campaign
purposes The secretary was met az
the steamship Princess charlotte. on
which he arrived from Victoria. ny
former Secretary of the Interior hai-
liuger and Judge Thomas Burke. lie
was at once escorted aboard the
cruiser Maryland which sailed at
midnight for Japan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
The Woman's College


BY reason Of its location n Rich-
mond the WomaE's College 9Hords SUI
perior advantages for the higher edu-
cation of young ladies. The eNpendi-
ture OF a million dollars could not
duplicate such advantage outside such
city Able faculties in all depart
ments. Jsual college degrees. Special
advantages is music students nave
use of the Virginia State Library ana
access to numerous museums. Health
f.rctG remarkable Terms moderate.
Write for catalogue Early appiica-
tiou important
JAMES NELSON. ID. d.. Ill. D..
President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23
ROOSEVELT CALLS
PENROSE CUTTLEFISH

WILkESBARRE. PA, August "a
hot attack upon Senator Penrose
for his accusation upon the floor q
the senate as to the Standard GiFs
100000 contribution To the Roosevelt
campaign fund in 1904. was made by
Colonel Roosevelt tonight from the
stage OF the armory. In kissing tone.
the ex-president characterized Pen
rose a political cuttiehsh.
Rooseyeit's aiiusion TO the Pennsyl-
vania senator came when. as he was
talking honesty in political life
voice called out: How about Pen
rose,'
I'm coming TO him right now" re-
forted the colonel so sharply that the
assemblage OF 5000 that jammed the
armory, caught it's breath.
Hit him." yelled the crowd.
I'll bit him." echoed Roosevelt, grit
ting his teeth.
Roosevelt paused, and in grim tone.
went on: Recently certain definitely
and specific charges We're made against
Mr.. Penrose I personally knew moth
ing whatsoever about them, being
yniddline busy man. right now. with
troubles OF my own, | hadn't looked
at them until Penrose succeeded In
riyeting my attention 80 them,
yesterday. Mr.. Penrose got up in
attack on me Now | want to call
your attention TO an analogue OF PEN
rose in an inferior form Of animal
life--the cuttlehsh.
When the cuttleiish IS attacked by
mn enemy which Il lacks courage 10
oppose IL squirts ink nj the enemy and.
under the color OF the darhened water
tries to escape trusting the enemy To
attack the ink instead of the cuttlehsh-
intend to sweep the Ink away and
get at the cuttleash.
Colonel Roosevelt outlined Penrose's
charge that Roosevelt as president. as
scented 10 the 100000 contribution y
his campaign fund by the standard Oh
MIR. Penrose repeated that ACCUSE :
tiou az heresay," the colonel Went on
savagely. knowing that IL was thor
oughlv base and contemplate thing
FOR United states senator II repeat
anything en- hearsay, Fortunately /
had copies of two letters and tele-
gram that passed between Mr.. tertel-
YOU, the national chairman then, ana
myself. 10 disprove the vile lie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-23

Los ANGELES. CAL. August "a -
Nat L Goodwin, the actor, is not 80
seriotSlv injured as was reported when
he was dashed ashore on Rocky Point
beach recently While Mr. Goodwin
sustained internal injuries, it has been
found that no operation IS necessary
and that he viii Toe able tn be out
again in "A months time. The early
reports that Mr.. Goodwin MAS per
haps mortally hurt Were due 10 the
fact that the physicians were unable
To make complete diagnosis Of his
injuries at the time.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
POr las EscueIas

FL repcrte del superintendent al
Departamento de Estado, remitido
el dia % de Noviembre dltimo, da
los aiguientes dataIIes Dc la condi-
ci6n de las escuelas en- el condado
dc Taos por 81 primer mes de Ia
aperture de sus escuelss: Sc ha-
llan ocupados 81 maestros, de los
cuales cinco son con certificadoa de
primer grado, diez y seia con Ger.
de 2do grado y treinta
con certifcados de BIO. grado;
cuarenta escuelas con un maestro,
cuatro con dos naestros y una con
tres maestros. I'll reporte ensefa
que $2,640 es Ia suma total que SO
expende mensualmente para el pa
go de maestros, y de los 4,019 nj.
nos DC edad escolar que tiene q
condado de Taos, 2,185 atendieron
el primer mes en- sus respectivas
escuelas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
Ell CORRESPONSAL

Ell DR.. VIM. Sadler, autor do
"La Causa y Cura de Resfrios, I"
que los reafrios comunes deben to-
marse seriamente, especialmente
cuando estos "permanecen" La
COmpostura de Mel y Alquitran
de Foley es una medicina segnra
para Ia cura dc tOaes y resfriOs,
'igualmente efectiva para niriOs CO.
mo para personas grandes. T6mese
cuando SO aiente que viene un res
fro. Eyitara 81 peligro de resulta
dos serioa y curara prontamente.
No contiens drogas peligrosas. De
venta por Bond Mccarthy Go. adv.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
PARA ESE sENTIR PESADO DEs-
PUES DE Conner

Yo he usado Las Tabletas de Cham
berlain para ell Hfgado y ell Est6mago,
por un tempo, puedo decir que me
han hecho mas bien que cualquier otras
tabletas que yo he usado. Mi enferme-
dad era pesadez despues de comer.--
David Freeman, Kempt. Nova Scotia.
Estas tabletas fortalecen el est6mago y
ayudan Ia digestion. Tambien regular
el higado intestinos. Son muy superio-
res las pildoras pero no cuestan mas
Proc1rese una muestra gratis en- La
Botica Taosefa, y yea que esplendida
medicina Is. De venta en- todas las ten
das y boticas. adv.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
LAS Nupcias Martinez
Baca

Uno de los eventos nupciales
mas brillantes y hermoaos que SO
han veri6cado en- Las Vegas du-
rante el afio actual, fue 81 que tI1yo
caracter religioso en- la iglesia do
Mira. Sra. de los Dolores, a las 8
a. M, Ia manana del sabado pp.,
uniendo en- los indisolubles lazOs
del matrimonio a la amable, vir-
tuosa y popular sefiOrita, Amelia,
hija del Hon FiIadelfo Baca y es-
poaa, de Las Vegas, con el inteIi-
gente y afable 1oven, James Mar
tinez, hiio del Hon. Malaquias
Martiaez y eapoaa, de Taos, La
novia atayiada en las aIbas nitide
ces de su traie de boda, simbolicas
de la pureza virginia., SO veia en-
cantadora como la idealfstica Thel.
ma nacida en- el feliz iDgenio de
Marie CorelIi. Fu9 un evento her
mcsisimo, soleinne Q impressive.
Apadrinaron la dichosa pare]a,
Arturo y Beatriz Baca y Alfonso y
Eloisa Baca, todos hermanos dc la
novia.
Ell l6ven Martinez es bien como
cido en- Las Vegas, habiendo reci
bido parte de su educacidn en- la
Universidad Normal de Nuevo
Mexico Y cuenta con un sin ndmero
de amigos en- la ciudad de los pra
dos.
Debido al reciente deceso de
Don Miguel Baca, ito dc la
ahora Sra. de Martinez, no SO OK
pidieron inyitaciones nj hubieron
otras formalidades que la ceremO
MIA religiosa. La tarde del mismo
dia la diatinguida pareia parti6 pa
ra Los Angeles, Calf, en- donde
pasaran gu luna de miel. Una le
gi6n de amigos acOmpaflan a las
familias de los felices conyuges, en-
desearlea estos luengos amos de
interminable dicha en- su vida ma
rital. La Voz del Pueblo extiende
sus mas sinceras felicitaciones a
todos los interesados, deseandole al
nuevo matrimonio Ia mas completa
felicidad. --"La Voz del Pueblo
Las Vegas N. NJ.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13

DEFUNCI0N

Ell dia 3 del corriente falleci6 en-
Black Lake, N. III. Don Jose de
JESUS Lucero. Contaba el finado
Ia edad de 55 amos y deja para L.
mentar su muerte a su esposa Do.
ma Soledad de Lucero con tres hi
jos hombrea y seis hijas mujeres.
Los restos del extinto fueron
transportadoa esta de Taos, on
dOnde recibio sepultura bajo los
auspieioa de ia iglesia Metodista
Episcopal.
Va publicaremos el obituario
en- "a pr6xima entrega de La Re-
vista.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
NotIcIas Locales

Don Crisantos Baca, de Arroyo
secO, paso por nuestrO despacho
81 sabado para suscribirse La
Revista.
Los Sres. Juan f. Martinez Y
Juan de los Reyes Santistevan, de
Costilla, tranzaron Degocios ante el
Tesorero de condado eI microbes.
La ''THE sPoRLEDER SELLING
co. de Walsenburg, Colo. vende buen
frijol mexicano nuevo por So. so ell Glen de
libras. Mandenles su orden. Sc mandara
ejemplar al pedirlo.
Ell mejor regalo de Cristmas pa.
ra una persona de gusto, 10 puede
ser un libro instructive y moral
de los que Sc venden en- La Revis-
ia dc Taos.
El apreciable l6ven Benjamin
Cisneros, del vecino condado de
Rio Arriba, SO halla en- esta Y en-
dOnde acept6 possession como caiero
on la tienda de Bond Mccarthy
20.
La pascua de Navidad SO estg
acercando, y Ia tienda Grande de
Bond Mccarthy Co. esta va pre-.
parada para vender los mas ricos y
excelentes objetos para regalos de
Nayidad que SO pueden halIar on
Ia plaza.
Los Sres. Jose Placido Chacdn '
Cruz Rael, de Arroyo Hondo, y j.
Fl. Martinez, de Cerro, estuvieron
en- la plaza el aabsdo para sacar
una licencia de matrimonio para
RepitO Espinosa y Esquipula Mas
carefias, de Cerro, quienes contra.
]eron matrimonio el lunes.
LAS FAMoSAS HERMOsAs DEL
TEATRO
Miriam con horror las erupciones de la |
piel, granos, sspinillas. Elias no las tie
nen, nj las riene nadie que usa la Salve
Arnica de Bucklen. Glorifca la cara la |
Ecaema ELENA Salnds. desaparecen.
Cura labios y manos rajadas sabahones;
quemadas, cortadas y escaldaduras. Sin
igual para almoranas. Solamente valen
25cts en- la lIotica Taosefia. adv.
La tienda de cualidad dc Gerson |
We'll Co. recibi6 on esta
semana el meior surtido de Christ.
mas que Jamas SO habia visto en-
la plaza. Quiere I'd. hacer un
hermosO y rico presente de Christ
mast Yea primeramente el her.
moso surtido de efectos de Navi.
dad on la tienda de GersoD Gus.
dorf Wall 10
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13

El taller de zapateria del sr.
Donaciano Quesnel, situada cont
quo al Taos Hall, ha sido obieto
recientemente de importantes me-
joras con artefactos modernOs para
hacer a la orden y a la medida pro.
pia toda clase de zapatos para se-
noras 0 caballeros. En- esa zapate-
ria no solo Sc hacen zapatoa a la
orden, sino que SO componen y re
mieDdan tOda clase de zapatos, CO.
rreas, guarniciones etc. Prueben el
trabajO del ST. Quesnel 81 quieren
desengafarse en- su buen trabajo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13

Las buenas familias, las buenas
msdres, los buenOs padres y los
buenOs ciUdadauos, que Ocupan 81
mejor puesto en- Ia aociedad y On Ia
administraeidn de su pueblo, no Sc
han hecho tanto por Ia buena geo
nOlOgia 0 estirpe, 81 no mas bisn
por Ia buena educacion de que. fue-
ron fayorecidos. Educa a tu fami.
liza 81 quierea hacer de ellos buenos
ciudadanos que honfen Ia comu.
nidad dende moren y a su nOmbre,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-13
Jueces de Election
PARA JUICES DE PAZ

En- la elecci6n de Enero para
jueces de paz, aegin la ley, los
mismos jueces que actuaron en- la
election general actuaran en- la
election para jueces de paz y con-
destablea que debe tomar lugar en-
cada IN precinto el Edo. lunes de
Enero, 1913.