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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

pany reports the sale OF car to J. e.
Sallack Of Albion. Neb.
large Columbia limousine last week. This
car will be en- display at the show.
| The Father Henry Westrop Of St.
Francis mission. Pine Ridge Agency,
placed his order for a Hupmobile "a
with the W. L. Huffman Automobile com
pany last week.
Nelson S. Riley has been appointed
manager Of the Kansas City branch Of
the Studebaker corporation. Mr.. Riley
had been for some time connected with
the firms branch at Denver.
Manager T, V. Graves OF the Good
year Tire and Rubber company. returned
last week from a conference OF the sales
men and branch managers OF the western
division OF the territory in Chicago.
c. W. Shoberg, foreman at the W. l.
Huffman Automobile company. says his
baby has a new tooth that looks very
much like a ''Hupp." Mr.. Huffman says
he is going to put the baby in his show
window with this sign around his neck;
Watch the little Hupp Grow"
The MANAGEMENT Of the Abbott Motor
company has just announced the with
drawal Of its racing teams from future
contest work. The Abbott-Detroit has
gained q place among the leaders in auto
mobile racing in this country and this
announcement comes as quite a surprise
to those interested in that phase Of the
industry.
The Powell Supply company has taken
over the agency for the Otto gas engine
This is one OF the best engines made.
Heretofore the Kansas City branch
handled all the western business. but the
pany had to establish another agency.
The Powell Supply compeny was chosen
as the house most capable OF taking care
Of this line.
The Mitchell Auto and Supply company
OF Mitchell, s. D.. closed contract with
the W. L. Huffman Automobile company
for twenty-five Hupmoblles. Thursday.
The Mitchell Auto and Supply company
is one OF the largest retail and whole
sale dealers in South Dakota and after
they had seen the new ''s2' Hupmoblle
at the Chicago show they negotiated the
contract BY wire
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

That Ia the record Of the Knight
type motor after three years Of the
limelight
Five of the worlds greatest makers
adopt it. And 5000 owners of high
grade cars have become Knight-type
enthusiasts.
Consider these facts when somebody
warns you that the Stearns- Knight Is
an experiment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

Our new Tire Book 10 filled with
facts which motor car owners should
know. Ask us TO mail Il to you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

Nelson s. Riley has been appointed
manager Of the Kansas City branch OF
the Stakeholder corporation. Mr.. Riley
had been for some time connected with
the firms branch at Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

practically every known make Of car ex-
hibited. the people had an unusual op-
portunity OF comparing the various types.
The Hudson company showed a chassis
with all the mechanism exposed, the
housings being cut away. Thousands OF
people were deeply impressed with the
Hudson's clean design," and the - Is
meeting with such universal endorsement
that. for the life Of me, l can't see how
the factory is going TO take care Of the
demand for 1872"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

For poppet valves form the greatest
shortcoming in modern gasoline en-
gines. They are noisy and slow and
leaky.
There are two In each cylinder
springing shut hundreds Of times per
minute.
They require frequent grinding.
When carbon accumulates, so the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

Manager T. V. Graves OF the Good
year Tire and Rubber company. returned
last week from a conference of the sales
men and branch managers OF the western
division OF the territory in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11
No-Ri1n-Cut Tires
(iO% OUersize)
127 Leading Makers
Adopt Them

Motor makers-he best judges of tires-have over
whemingly to Goodyear tires.
In 1910 we sold to "A makers
In 1911 we sold to 64 makers.
For this year have contracts from l27 OF the leading
motor makers.
Our sales to in the past years have increased
by 500 per cent.
Last years sales alone exceeded the previous II years
put together.
That is the result after tens of thousands OF have
tested these tires. Can you think for moment that
your verdict would differ?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

Lee Huff. manager OF the local Buick
branch spent the latter part OF the week
at Lincoln in conference with General
Manager Sidles. concerning the distribu-
ton Of early shipments to the lS local
agents throughout the territory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-11

The Nebraska Buick company will have
on display at the Automobile show q
complete factory lire. showing among It's
features a model - cut out chassis cleo
trically propelled with all working parts
exposed showing the rugged simplicity
OF its wonderful valve in the head Buick
motor.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
TONS OF LITERATURE
FOR THE VOTERS

The last few days before election
were strenuous ones for the postal
force. Never in the history Of this
office has SO much Aterture been
mailed Gut to the voters. It concist-
ed OF a great many different varie-
ties Of newspapers, circular letters
and post cards. This method of cleo
tioneering has been made possible
through the new registration system
by which the candidates. can secure
the names and addresses of every
legal vcter in the county and state
from the lists that are compiled by
the county clerk and recorder 80
days previous to election.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
LETS CONTRACT
FOR LINE TO CHOTEAC

The Milwaukee road has awarded
the contract for the construction of
the Chouteau line of tha. system to
Towhy Bros.
The contract calls for the grading
of about IS miles of roadbed between
Great Falls and the terminus of the
line at Agawam On Muddy creek
about 13 miles north Of Choteau. The
grading will be of very light char
acter and only about 100000 yards
of dirt are to be removed on the en-
tire line, according to the estimates.
The successful bidder is the firm
which is constructing the grade OF
the eastern 60 miles CT the Great
Falls-Lewistown extension of the
Milwaukee and which was very re-
Gently awarded the contract for the
grading of the Milwaukee terminals
in this city upon which work has net
yet been started.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
IS
ON THE MOVE
GREAT NORTHERN IS DOING
A TREMENDOUS BUSINESS
JUST NOW.

This is the most prosperous year
in the history CT the Great North
ern," declared Carl Gray. president
OF that road, at a meeting of the
Montana club at Helena. Mr.. Gray
was en- a tour of inspection Of the
ccmpany's lines
1--WE are handling about all tho
traffic at present that we have facili-
ties for Every indication points to
this prosperity continuing for the
next few months at least. The ton
nage gcfng over our lines is the best
proof of the prosperity of the north
weEt, and of its ability. 1t consists
of lumber, OF ore, of grain, of fruit,
ST every products, in fact, that the
northwest produces. Some years it
has been lumber alone, and other
years has been confined to grain, but
this season a strcng demand exists
| for every product, which indicates
prosperity is general.
mo, the Great Northern is not
contem plating the building of any
mere branch lines Cr extensions in
the immediate future, further than
has already been announced The
L,swistcwn-New Rcchford line will
be completed pro badly within the
next two CIR three years. This is the
most important extension at present,
and means the most to Montana.
Montana is in a splendid condi-
ton, and is steadily pushing to the
fore. Many new settlers have been
brought into The state this year by
the Great Northern, and indications
are we will bring fully as many next
year. We want to settle the vacant
lands Of this state, and are bending
all our energies toward this end IL
anybody can tell Us how We can do
more than we have been doing along
these lines, We will appreciate the
information
1T gratifies me that the new Hele-
M station is now under construc-
ton. We desire to have it completed
as soon as possible, not only for the
sake of the city, but for our own
sake"
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
TUNNEL is CAUSING
G. n. MUCH TROUBLE.

When trains again run through
Great Northern tunnel Not, just
atove the city Ct Bu..e, which was
the scene CT Z wreck a month ago
in which three Men were killed, it
Will mark the completion of a diff
cult enginec.iEs .ask. II Will be two
months before the work is complete.
The tunnel is 600 feet long. When
ut was blasted ahru the mountains it
was found tha.. above the tunnel lay
4 mountain CT sand
AT the time Of the wreck the
company engineers predicted that
the tunnel would be cleared in a
week.
The mountain CT sand kept filling
up the tunnel as rapidly as it was
removed. Train load after trainload
was removed. until it was practical
Bile to put up frames again. Then
1t was possible to start concreting.
Sixty fec. Of track We're pronounced
the most d:ff'.cu.. ever built by the
Great Northern in Montana.
A crew Of men from the Sun river
construction camp which assisted in
clearing away the sand has been
sent back 20 the Old work. The regu-
lar tunnel crcw is repairing the tun-
mel. The shco-fly adequately han
dies the regular traffic.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
NEWS OF INTEREST IN
RAILROAD CIRCLES

+ + j. !: + + + + :: :: : - + + + !: + + !. + !. + + +
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

Conductor J. T. Cremans feels
highly elated over the trial made
with his newly patented car-replacerf
which We're tried out in the yards
last week. He sees where he can
make few minor improvements and
another pair will soon be cast with
reinforced sides. The International
Car-Replacer company which has
been organized here among a num-
Der Of the railroad men to promote
this new invention feel highly elated
over the trial and as soon as they
can get things lined up will have
a number of pairs of these carJplac-
ers made which will be distributed
to the various railroads for a fair
try-out..
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
FIRST TICKET SOLD ON N. p.
FROM HELENA, ON DISPLAY

- The first ticket ever sold over the
Northern Pacific in Montana is beins
displayed a. Bozeman. The ticke:
entitled the holder to a firss-class
passage frcm Helena to St. Paul and
was printed on blue silk ribbon. bear
Ing the stamp No. One," where 1t
could be plainly seen. The ticket was
purchased en- June 16. 1888, which
date Is stamped on 1t. On the face
OF the silken ticket are engraved the
following words: Northern Pacific
ra1lrcad. This,the first ticket issued
and sold from Helena over the
Northern Pacific railroad entities tho
purchaser to one first-class passage
from Helena, Mont, to St. Paul,
Mimi. (Signed) G. X. Barnes, Gener-
al Passenger and Ticket Agent" T"
The silken ticket is mounted on a
cardboard hack, ,cn which are, in,scrl5-
ed the names Of the conductors who
were given the ticket on this first
run. The first signature is that OF
W. Sherwood, conductor OF sleeping
car Miles City" The other name )
and the division of the conductors
runs are as follows: F. B. Eden,
st. Paul to Fargo, 275 miles; T. c..
Comstcck, Fargo to Mandan, 200
miles; Fairfax, Man6an to Glendive,
215 miles; Edward NJ. Keyes Glen
dive to Billings, 225 miles; and F. G
Ellison, Billings to Helena.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
GREAT NORTHERN TO
BUILD BUTTE DEPOT

Butte is elated ever the promise
OF President Carl Gray of the Grea.
Northern railroad that the company
wiM erect a new station east of the
present Cne next spring. The new
building will cost about $4,000.
President. Gray came on the invita-
tion of the chamber CT commerce. He
said the original plan had been to
build stations at Butte and Helena
AT the same tine. The Butte station
was delayed because the council
would not give permission to close
Arizona street. The Helena station
is now under construction.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
MstaphorieaiIy Speaking,

"Let us nip this monster in the bud
before it overwhelms US as an oncOm.
ing tidal wave" shouted the young pol.
itician.
Perhaps" said an experienced cam
paigner in the back Of the hall. lit
would be better to smoke it out Of its
lair before it becomes a fostering can
ker"-Judge's Library.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
his RIFLE USELESS
USED BIG STONE

Helena. Mont Charged by
wounded deer and unable to use
his rifle which was jammed, Clark
Griffith. manager of the Washington
American league team, seized
stone the size Of a football and
knocked the deer out with one Of
his famous curves, according to the
story told by his friends who have
just returned from Griffith's ranch
bringing the skin of the deer with
them to prove the statement
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
1nconsidArafA.

III you don't stop nagging me, En-
fly, shall shoot myself this very min
ute"
"Yes. that's just like you. when you
know how nervous am when hear a
shot. ."-LOndOn Tit-Bits.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

The Great Northern is all pre-
pared for winter and is ready for
the snow. The passenger engines
have been equipped with snow plows
and the storm windows have been
put on the passenger coaches.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07
II You Have Il.

"Moncy talks"
"You bet, and it never bores you
either. ."-DetrOit Free Press.
Our idea of a wealthy man is one
who is eager to contribute> to a
campaign fund.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

Boys CT Kansas now average an
inch taller than their fathers, which
may be due to the improved methods
of irrigation practiced by the present
generation.
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

When a woman is getting the best
CT a man in an argument he may
win out by suddenly closing her
mouth with a kiss
The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

Is your husband cross? An irrita-
BILE, fault finding disposition is often
due to a disordered stomach. A man
with a good digestion is nearly al
ways good natured A great many
have been permanently cured of
stomach trouble by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. For sale by all
dealers. -Ad
The way of transgressor would
not seem hard if he could afford
pneumatic tires.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
Sc pERRUMBA
I'm EdihcIo y csusa Muchas Aveflas.

A las $40 de la tarde 81 jueves deI
Ia semana pasada en- Ia esquina Dc
Ia Gale Quinta y Copper, endonde es-
Ia construyendose I'm immense ediflcio
para garage o va sea cocliera para
automobiles, midiendo rs pies de
frente por l40 de fondo y siendo de-
dos pisos do ladrillo, Sc desplomo n
parte del edificio en- construction, ha-
bi6ndose reventado ciertos soportes
de hero. v en- FL derrumbe fueron
arroiados violentamente entire los es.
combros varios t~rabajadores, carpin-
teros, albaiiles y otros ayudantes qus
trabajaban en- FL segudo piso, salien
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
FL PRIMER DESATiNo De Mr..
WILSON.

Es una question 81 Ia primer EXPIRE
sion publica de Mr.. Wilson a 81 re-
greso de Bermudas Ia semana pasada
no fue IN desatino muy serio.
La posicion ccupada pDr 81 ahora
mismo es muy d~iferente de cualquiera
otra que haya tenido antes. 10 Que
81 dice y 10 que 81 hace en- un modo
pdblico tiene mucha signiicacion.
Lo que ha dicho, y r~ealnente 10 que
no Sc lie ha pedido que Olga acerca de
panicos y 10 que haria o ellos 81
alguien atentaba levantar uno. tai
vez pueda tener nm efecto muy LELAND
v uno muy diferente que el que llr.
Wilson imagina. Hay ms posibilidad
que no haya hecho mucho 10 que ha
sido hecho en- un modo favorable du-
rante las pasadas seis
La condicion economical v aquella
de la mente pdblica en- cuanto 4 la
misma ha presentado una Ease muy
peculiar desde la election.
Todos han quedado en- la creencin
que todos esperan dificultad, y que
|ha habido una clase de ~desasosiego
no obstante la aparente estabiIidad
de las cosas y la falta de cualquier
agitacion 8 approximation de un esta-
do de panico en- los asuntos.
Ell espfritu ha parecido haber sido
uno muy patri6tico por parte del pue-
bio, para desviar cualquier pensa-
miento de posibilidad de cualquier
disturbio financiero y mostrar un va.
Tor comun.
Ahora viene Mr.. Wilson y habla
acerca de- panicos. Dice que los pa
nicos es un estado de la mente, y es-
to IS verdad, segun la experienced 10
ha probado.
Para un presidente que ACADIA de
ser electo y marcarse con este desati-
10 muestra una falta friste de tactic.
Nuestra historia polftica ha mostra-
do, notablemente en- 1896, que las pa
labras dichas de un hombre en- una
posicion alta pueden ser de proyecho
9 p~eligrosas. 8 tai vez puedan eyitar
dljcultad 8 hacerla.
El presidente electo de toda la genie,
deDe evitarse de r~eferencias tan desa'
f~ortunadas.
Todos habiamos esperado que Mr..
Wilson no seria de los que PECAN con
81 navio contra las piedras. y todaviaI
esperamos que Ell discurso del panico
fue una muestra legal de su Jul
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
RAzoNEs

Hay mas que las que he
mos dado antes porqu6 la legislature
.iebc hacer ~suficientes Appropriateness
para constituir a la policia montada
ina organization bien sostenida en-
Nuevo Mexico.
Una de estas azones es que las
santinas en- las peQuehas aldeas no
nay mas policias que los pocos oficia-
les locales que pueden poner ALI.
Ell dia IL de este mes Sc not0 la
alta que hacen los ofciales en- tales
ideas, cuando aconteci6 81 balea-
niento de Manuel Garcia.
La cantina en- las pequefas plazas
IS ell nido de difcultades las cuales
menudo resultan en- ~asesinatos,
I'd hay ninguna protection en- Ia:
les lngares ahora,-es decir, ningu-
Ia protection que sea adecuada, Y Ia
)olicia montada, libres seryidores, Co
no 10 son los miembros, serian am
JOS una adicion Y defensa fuertes en-
contra del crfmen.
ST sufcientemente sostenida, y una
,ran fuerza proveida, I'm miembro de
a policia montaoa podria ser esta-
'Ionado cercano 4 estos purtos que
on amenazados de ese modo, y po-
lrian estar en- la escena pronto, al
nismo tempo siendo I'M salvaguar-
liza reconocida, constante y ~provecho,
ia al pueblo de aqueIlas communicates
lu9 estan en- peligro de estos describe
aes que ocurren del hecho que no hay
sogulacion de policia que pueda ser
sficiente y prontamente enforzada.
Nuevo Mexico no esta peor que
1tros estados en- el orIente, tai vez,
IN TODD 10 que concierne q ~asesinatos,
2ero las condolences son decidida.
mente ~diferentes. Las ~conecciones
ie ferrocarril no son de 10 mejor, las
olazas estan muy lejos unas de otras,
aletodos de acceso a una plaza de
otra no son faciles. y estamos obliga-
los q adoptar ~regulaclones de policia
que no son necesarias en- Ell oriente.
Una organization de policia monta-
da tai vez no sea necesaria en- el
'oriente, pcro ST Sc ~necesita on Nuevo
Mexico ~totlavia, v Sc espera que la lie
sisiatura haga una appropriation para
sopcrtarla v mantenerla firme.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
QUE HAREMos CON NuEsTRAS|
HlJAS7

rH ~ LA4 ANr-Ae
~ uiia sailens1 osuas NY
sae'se Wy ~ ~ 100 au1ss -
Dsen1ss " = $3.50 -
ss,..ts S~s...~ss
w VIC A',a' 1,u.s.suu : espu's
aouuen = = 80 : W.
poi = Soias si0i0iI oo1i7 Ivy y
1oo'0nias ~, u1'paso sa'sos ~
Solos - nahl ueulosuo = es'V asul,s
~ p.o'asa - s'1o eNs.aa
~ ~ pc1a0uoo
aplcfso ~ oonculso
elA'11 s"' aponauos' sooi0 vs.o .0na
|1ue haEelnos nussslas ni'as aca'
Da ue acoruaf Nh pielh'o s A vone0s,
acion slsuien.e' que telelios y SUSIE
~ poner Z ~ VISTA ue nuestros isc'
Totes Vue nareinos con huestias ~
~ Dauies una Duenh in~5'lucoio
Eelemehtai. nhselaaies plepafat
una coiniuu Z iasai, piait'
relaehdar Z poher poao'
nes' cor.ar INA calhisA y aac1l sou0'
Y 2Vestiuos
tengan presenee que una puei'a ~.
sclaera ahorra sastos ~ laiiiacia Z
meulco.
Decldies que para anofrar 10y pae
gastar menos, que Sse siene 8 lhiseiia
81 p~efspecttsa suanuo NJ sas'a 'i'a0
oe ias rentas.
Ensenadies que un ses'iuo ~
don pagado vale mas que uno IS ~
a. no conciuldo de pagan
que sepan desae nihas coinprar X
sacar a cuenea ~ Y sas'os:
Hepetldas veces que IN nonraoo
onrero con deianta' Y mangas az g;
misa e. cien veces mas estlmaOie'
aun cuando ho iuvlere ~ ccn'aso'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
lINTERESAOOS I'm IA LEcISLA-
TuRA.

Muc1ao a. i8infar6a m1a a. mani6es-
" can VI re,,n,on de IA nr6xima Ieais.
lat,,ra AZ N,,evo mexico.
Hav ma vasta cantidad .imnortan-
II AZ iaeisIacion one vendra ante IA
m,sma narte AZ Il cual sera nneya !
narta III a a,,a VI oued6 II invierno
lnasado debido Al descuido v apuro
III nasar -nrovactos u, a. 6ltimas Id
u AZ il sesion ~ lorna ! manera
,rcomn,atas ! Ii s-istematico -c,orofor.
~ " otras med,daa i WI 6rden az loa
aros
.
1osas s4s~.aaSa al
N
$3.50 aas,,s o,,a.aa II anor
q rsn.as. ~
$500 e. sltSs sa4e-sSasar d
l1s .aass $3.50 sss~s*a~ss*a
~ 49, nas M ,ar,x,atass
.sr $500 .assa,,ss $3.50.
rTssN~SS1 saSss i, q
w s0'S'e n
auo
I'D otras paiapras' 2 inui'
vidualmenee' 81 1raDa3o oe ios MEM
Oros en ~ proAihias session. sefa cuiua'
uo con mucnos ihteres
Hay suh campao en- ias conuaciones
come tamDien IN caiaplo En- sei senti'
miento'
superyision personal &C. e ieelsla.u.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
sQuiERE PREMio POR GUARDIAN
IA NEUTRALlDAD

Sc dice que Ronmania, ms nacion
p~ertenecjente d los b~alkanes, que es-
IA entire Austria, Bulgaria X Russia
hara representations en- las ~conferen
cias de paz, pues desea que 80 10 de
algo en- premio dc baber ~guardado la
neutralidad. En- otros terminus, Ron
mania quiere gozar de Ia victoria de
las naciones que fueron d Ia guerra.
sin haber dado mi sofa vida en- pa
go, y TODD solo por que guard6 la
neutralidad \ no echo encima de algu
mn de las naciones mientras estas es-
taban en- la guerra. No Sc cree que
Roumania obtenga NADIA de 10 que pi-
de.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

ESt ~ -xt1 .LH ---f 4~L[L-- ..--t1~NxA%Z
0pes'uss xeces nehaos uts'uo ~ 1s'
tes cosunlnes uutanes e. poSos 80
e. pssauos ~ nscesll@1 "a w.
VI ~ sln,l'a'a 1912
m7toeoS ~ ~ oV'cc'1D1on m
nes
~ue 49, u0'llu1 III go Aa
,osa s ~ pugu0 hesals0 I NJ e
M "a 49, s1'n i'a. ss : $500 Z
e'vn e. Dlen .su. .z,,.s.S-
eo'.o ~ e'ian ~ oAp.1oa1o 80,
= oll'uliloao ~ iS'oe''s.au ss' 4,
~ 81 nuos'la $500 ~ G $500
pasaa usDe'..o' o,uensA = snsasp
W Spisest Z. et
1919 $780, u0suo n 1'.'oIp.v J 81
iaeilo - p1fieVo'on paso ~ paso, -
o.uy q snia =.
oin'enso - ~ cuehpo velA.i a'1Aauo nm
ana uoaa's'oli - .asao'ol. ~ 49,
rvs e.. -. S,1osos q nouo. u
$500 'o poea'o PES Ct III
wy .sS1 - $500 wy
- 1ea uessiauo pot i-nllu0noias POI,
eions Y sano0'o a
- uafis = pueD'o y nues'
~ es'auo ~ sasselaA 70 'aSaoloi'
'us.o sa''a.As
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
!oRAcIoN poR "a PAz De MEXICO

III dltimo domingo TODD Mexico IL
reuni0 bajo los techos de las iglesias
q pedir al Senior ID pax. Muy impo
.nentes fueron los servicios en- Ia ca
tedral de Mexico y en- Ia iglesia de
Nuestra Seiora de Guadalupe, Eli
tcda la ~repdbIica hubo misas 4 media
noclle, al misno tempo que on Ro
ma el Sumo Pontffice, su Santidad
Pic Mono oflciaba en- una misa en- la
gran catedral dc San Pedro de Roma.
Los servicios en- Mexico fueron d PEE
dimento. Sc dice, del ministro Her
nandez que pidi0 al clero su ayuda
espiritual para efectuar la paz.