davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

I'm te6logo de Boston dice que n
nube nueva de inferno aparece cada
afio. Ell caballero tai vez esta tenien-
do i'm tempo duro a causa de este.
Tai yez esta apariencia annual de in
ierno viene a causa de la creacion
llamada estilo y con Ell cual su esposa
ie aprieta para seguir igual con Ell
mismo y sangrarle bien los bolsillos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Los Mexicanos estan abandonando
las peleas de toros por carreras de
automobiles. Hacienda fuerza hallar
in metodo de morir mas presto, tai
vez. SoIamente los barcos voladores
son seguros para ESQ. /
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

El pals tiene ahora ell congreso en-
session. En- la session corta, probable
mente muy POGO Sc hara. Ell cuerpo
podria redimirse algo abrogando la
ley p~rohibiendo la distribution de CO.
rreo en- los domingos. Pero tai vez
81 congreso considere al pueblo como
Vanderbilt 10 hizo en- su famosa fra
GO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

I'm orador 2en fisionomfa dice:
'Gente brillante . impulsiva tiene los
ojos negros." Bien, hay un modo pa
ra i'm hombre de ojos azules que quie-
ra ser b~rillante e impulsivo de pintar.
Sc los ojos negros. /
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Sc presume que Ell alto costo de vi
vir ~continuara hasta que Mr.. Wilson
recfba Ell puesto. Mr.. Taft no tiene
tempo para dar atencion a este en-
Ell breve tempo que lie queda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Quien pudiers dueno milo,
hacer contieo esfa cuenta:
eomprarte por 10 que wales;
yenderte por 10 que cuestasl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga.
ra por un ~periodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta. aunqus el
tempo por Ell cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
! ouerIdo EstImado Amigo
senIono MuhIx.

<kut bVIpItSd!H Qup
Tuye al estrechar tn mano!
X al saber que eras mi hermano
Sangre de la sangre mia.
Dichosa bora, felix dia S
I'm aAe iuye el grsa consuelo,
De encontrarte aqui en- mi sueIo
X darte Ia bienvenida
81 no es gloria, es parecida
"A Ia que Sc halla en- Ell cieIo.
En 81 jardin de tu1 hogan
Hay tres personas muy bellas
Tres re~lucientes estrellas,
Del 1irmamento solar.
Y persisto en- afrmar
Que sus dotes personaIes,
Son tan bellas Y tan leales
Que uno puede muy bien yer,
Que de tn hogan deben ser
Los adornos inmortales.
Mas az. 81 hado inclemefte
aTurb0 esa mansion dichosa
Y una nube tempestuosa
Apareci6 en- ~occidente.
Cubriose ell sol de repente.
Y del trueno Ell estallfdo
Hiri6 al atleta venciGo
AL llegar a su morada
Y dej0 a tn esposa amada
M%oribunda y sin sentido.
.HfFI
Mas pronto, al siguiente dia
La aurora de gracia lIena,
Destell0 pura y serena
TX termin6 su agonia.
Con que gozo que algeria
Volvi6 la calma d reinar
En- aquel feliz hogar
Fla POGO tan desgraciado
Y Ell amor entronizado
Su dolor vino d calmar.
AL querer mi fantasia
Hacer I'm retratO feel
De tn Inez en- Ell papel
Reconozco mi osadia.
III pOfIld,
Muy triste y desconsolado
Mas Dios consuelo me ha dado
Admirando en- mi tristeza
De tn esposa la grandeza
AL mandarte este rcCado.
Adelina! eres moreno!
Morena de labios rojos
Moreno de lindos ojos
Graciosa Y de virtud LENA.
Eres fragante azucena
Por ell destino mimada
Eres la nina adorada
De sus padres consentida
Modesto, no presumida
De TODD Ell mundo admirada.
Domitila! que dire
De tu alma inocente y pura?
Que dire de tn 'ulzura2
Tus dotes no negare.
Antes bien a~nnnciare
A tus vecinas Y extranas
Que 81 d mi mente no engafas
All paso que te contemplo
Eres la aurora en- SUI temple
AL encender las montaias.
Perdon, 81 en- algo he faltado.
Y discul N a mi Ira,
Pues ella IS la que me inspira
" ~.~I~ 1~~1-.-.-
Mas sabed que me he esforzado
En- que mi estilo Sc iguale
AL que comunmente sale
Y tiene muy buen sufragio
Pues como dice Ell adagio
la intencion es la que vale"
JOSE ROMULO RIBERA.
Albuquerque. n. NJ, Noviembre 8
lie 1912.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
SUICIDE be uN PERIoplsrA.

SUICIDE De UN PERiOpISTA.
Sc ha suicidado un director de pc
ri6dico. dejando e~scrita, en- su bufe-
te la siguiente exposition de los mo-
tivos de tan seria determination:
NO hay cosa mas dificiI que diri-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
Sc NEcEeITAN AGENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
se necesitan en- todas parties del Te-
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones n
bera1es. Dirijanse a la C~ornDanie
Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano POI
~particulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Una tarifa que satisfaga a todos,'
la cual Sc nos ha prometido la pri-
mavera que viene, Hegara junto con
el fin del mundo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

'Cantad y vuestros pesares Sc olvi-
daran, dice una sonora Pero, que
81 n no sabe cantar?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Agentes para procarar suscriciones
81 necesitan Z r todas parties del IL
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
rales. Dirijanse a la Compania I'm
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
ticu1ares.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
nAyDFN vsIToRs-ceorco " |

HAYDEN vISiTORS-George w. Carr and MT and Mrs. F. Saylor of Hayden. spent the day in Phoenix, guests at the Adams.
 BORNEY FUNERAL-The funeral of the late C. T Borney will be held this afternoon and members of the Eastern Star are requested to meet at the lodge rooms at 3 D. m. for the purpose of attending the ceremony.
 INSPECTION TRIP-Maior Chas. Hine, vice president and general manager Of the Arizona Eastern was in Phoenix yesterday on d tour of inspection over his lines. Accom- panied by Superintendent C. M. Scott he went over the local lines md also inspected the freight and passenger facilities in Phoenix each of which is becoming too restricted for the growing business. It is said in railroad circles that extensive im- proVcments are soon to be made to bring each of these departments more nearly in line with the busi- ness requirements of the company
 SCHOOL ELECTION - school trustees for the high school district will he chosen at the annual clcc- ton to be held tomorrow. There are two tickets in the field. on one is F.. F.. Kirkland and C TT llrst. on the other EuScn" Brady O'Nci and E. W. Gctsingcr Interest in the election is marked and larger vote than usual will be pollcd. The fol- lowing district school houses will be used as polling places for the clcc- ton: Riverside, Murphy. Isaac. Will son. Alhambra. Grand AVcnuc, Os- born. Creighton. CarUright J,rfcr- son. M lidiSon. Independence and be held at the high school building.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

The Republican is carrying daily in it's news columns comprehensive and accurate reports of all legislative proceedings; and il is the only paper in Arizona that is doing SD. Thes" reports are without political or per sonal bias In them are presented all the essential facts of the proceedings in both houses of the legislature, as matters of dependable news. In other words The Republican, accurately and Succintly. reflects all legislative hap penincs for the benefit of it's readers. In its editorial columns this news paper will make such comments. in dorsemcnts. and criticisms as occa- sion may demand. It stands squarely upon republican principles and at n" time will il hesitate tp express its convictions whenever the necessity arises.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for tOday-Fair with not much change i'm temperature.
 Data for 2l hours ending C r. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

Notice is hereby given that | will be responsible for no bills contracted in my name unfSs on an orIrr signed by me
 l. n. BAIL. gS
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
tan,Fs AID socIErY-Thc Pre-

LADIES AID soCiETY-Thc Pres byterian Ladies Aid society will hoIi its social tea this afternoon in the church Iarlors from 2:20 to 2. All ladies are cordially invitcl
 LET HIM GO-Owing to insuffi- cicnt evidence Judg" Parker yesterday discharged Ramon Durazo from GUS tody Durazo was charged with rob bery. but several witnesses for the Prosecution suddenly failed to r"mom- ber salient points of the alleged hold up.
 AFTERNOON SERViCE-At the afternoon service in Trinity Pro-ca- thedral today. the vice-rcctor. the Rev. William j. Scarlctt will give the last talk in the series on the Emman- uci movement, summing up what has been said about the influence of re- ligious faith as a healing power.
 METHODIST LADIES-Tne Ladies Aid of the First Methodist church win give q reception in the church parlors Friday afternoon March 29th from 3 to , o'clock to the members of the Cradle Roll and Primary De- partment with the mothers. All mothers having children under nine years of age are cordially invi,ed.
 THE CHURCH OF THE BRETH- REN-ODunkards) Located on 1923 Grand Ave. Revival services at 7:45 D. m. Subject Friday 29th. The Mis- sion and Work of the Holy Spirit Subject saturday 30th, Excuses for not Accepting the Plan of Salva- tion" Sunday 3fst. p. m. subject Sermon on the Sababth" Sunday 3lst, 7:45 D. m. subject No Man can Hide from His sins, either Morai or Spiritual" By Elder Jacob Witmore Everybody come and hear good Gos- pei sermons.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
Of Local Interest
G.4ss..ss'ii,, eesr.N s4r1
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re- port. March 2S
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet .....-... ..-............'' l""'Ho Contents of reservoir. acre fcct.5S3, ,693 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 wear ago today. feet l66-2O Contents of reservoir l year
 ago today. acre feet.......... 551 .9o9 Gain preceding A hours, tcre
 feet .....-..---- .--.....-.-.. f'''-" Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M l. ..................... .56G Normal flow at joint head. M.
 ............ -.---...--.- Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. M. I... 25.456 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, south side, NJ L.. l4,l3o Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

TAT IN TOWN-J. 1T. Tait. of Agua Calicntc. came to town last evening and spent the night at the Adams.
 GOOD MUSICAL excellent or chestra played program of popular and classical music il the Adams Hotel lobby last evening
 LEFT FOR EAST-Eev. John Shy der and wife left for St Louis last night with their son John l.. Snyder who has been very ill here this win ter Rev Snyder will continue on to Nantucket Conn. where he is in charge of ,ho Unitarian church.
 BOX RENTS-Gt is getting very close to April l the date when the festive box rent at the posroffice be comes due again and it is a good plan for box holders to bear the fate ful event in mind for nobody's, credit is worth great deal at the post office
 SOLE OWNER NOW-A leal was consummatcd yesterday whereby Charles r. Gass sold to Leon R. GasS his interest in the Gass Broth CTS chop house on Central avenue. This business has been operated by the two brothers since 1903, and will be continued by Leon R. Class along the same lines which have made it SO successful. Thc consideration is private, hut is said to he the top notch paiG in Phoenix for similar trade The retiring partner will re- tain his interest in the Adams street restaurant. and also devote his cncr- girs to a recently acquired ranch. Notice is hereby given that 1 will L. ,-.--.anna. f-r l,. l.lII.. ...L .I
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

e degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first oT month 37 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 95 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday or inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first col month l.32 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. 57 nchs
 ROBERT R BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
BREAD UPON THE WATERS

Board of trade yesterday east it's bread upon the waters. that altc many days it may return. The "brvad' in this instance consists Of two h.g boxes filled with sUcCiuct literature telling in song and story of the Salt River valley and why the whole world and its uncle should come tu thsse hospitablc shores on" or the h"Xc. went to st Louis. the other to Los Nnnnlt.s
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

byterian Ladies Aid society win holI its social tea this afternoon in the church parlors from 2-3o to B. All ladies are cordially invitcl
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
ELECTION DAY.,
COMES A LONG WAY

Hall is at the Adams. Mir. Hall comes from WcStficld. New York. Wcstfield is in the heart Of the richest grape vineyard in the world, and produces a large percentage of the grape juice used For several weeks in the fall thousands of girls are employed in the harvest and the factories. The rest of the time Wcstricld is q typical up state" Ftown. lively and progressive. lt is on Lake Erie. and colder than an get out
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-07

A Complete line of Legal Blanks
for sale, approved forms for dis
trict and Justice Courts; Deeds,
Mortgages, Location Notices,
and many Others.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-07
City and Local Happenings

a business trip to Salt Lake City.
The thing most in evidence
these warm days is the bare
foot boy"
Reuben Gardner of Pine Val
ley is another new subscriber to
The Record this week.
Willard Watson, the barber,
was called to Salt Lake City last
Monday on a business trip.
Miss Winifred Cory has sue
ceeded Miss Isabel Jackson as
pianist at the Gem Theatre.
A new roof is being Placed on
the public school building. and
other necessary repairs made.
Mrs. ]. c. Gregory of Las
Vegas. Nevada. arrived in the
city last week for visit with
relatives.
Miss Belle Armstrong, for
some years one of the faithful
clerks of the Equitable store,
has gone to Idaho to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Jethro Palmer departed
for Salt Lake today for the pur-
pose of undergoing an operation
at the L. d. S. Hospital for APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. John Parry accompanied
the Conference visitors to Salt
Lake this week to meet her son,
Stanley, who has been filing a
mission in Pennsylvania.
Prescriptions filled with care
and accuracy, best service for
the least money. Cedar City
Drug Store.
The House of Qualify.
Mrs. Anna Cox of Moapa,
Nevada arrived in the city Mon
day to spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Jane Middle
ton, and other relatives.
On another page of The Record
appears an article by S J. Bev-
an, on the problem of dry-farm-
ing. Every one interested in
this subject should read the ar
ticle.
Rather warm these days. Bet
ter step into the Cedar City Drug
Store and have something cool.
The best fountain service in
town. The Cedar City Drug
Store. The House of Quality.
Willard Jones, salesman fol
the Newcastle Land Co.. has
been granted months vacation
and last week arrived in this
city with his family for a visi
with relatives and friends.
"Everybody's doing it,
What? Talking about our De
licious Velvet Ice Cream, Asl
your neighbor. The Cedar Cit!
Drug Store.
The House Of Quality.
Owing to the absence of tn
mayor and several members o
the city council, the regula
council meeting was not he'll
last night and instead a specia
meeting will be held Tuesda
next.
Take home pail of our De
licious Velvet Ice Cream. "A
good as a kiss from your sweet
heart" 1t costs but little. Tn
Cedar City Drug Store.
The House of Quality.
Miss Meta Carter, of 81
George, who spent commence
ment week here, will leave Il
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-07

the excursion crowds to Sat
Lake this week. She hopes t.
meet her son, Evan, who is ex-
pected to be released from his
mission work in Michigan.
Try the other fellows Orange
ace then have a drink of ours.
Well leave the verdict with you.
The Cedar City Drug Store.
Where the big bright light
Shines"
Saturday night as one of our
young men was carrying a ship
ment of liquor from the express
office, he was stopped by the
marshal and the liquor seized
and taken into custody.
We didn't make Orengaade
famous. it was so long before it
reached this town, but we have
improved on it, Come in and
see for yourselves only at The
Cedar City Drug store.
The House of Quality.
ast Saturday dog belonging
to T. ] Jones severely hit a little
son Of Thoras Wade, TIE boy
was severlv injured about the
face hut hores are entertained
that no permanent injury will
result.
Mrs. n. T. Leigh and dauch-
ters. Alice and Jetta, hove gone
to Salt Lake to meet their son
and brother. Trekorpe L.airh,
who is returning home after hav-
ing spent two wears in the North
ern States mission field.
| Ladiesl if you contemplate
buying a new hat Just wait until
Mrs Musser returns with her
select lire Of early Summer Mil
linerv. You'll he disappointed
If you don't. First door South
Of Cedar City Drug Store.
VIM, Pritchard, chairman of
the County Fair committee was
in the city Thursday in the in
terests of the coming fair. he
SAYS that Parowan is going to Re
behind the fair this season and
will lend all possible support in
making it the best yet held.
Imitation is the sit cerest fat
terry" Do you notice how the
other fellows follow our leadi
Watch our smoke" The House
of Quality.
Where the big bright light
shines.
Mrs. c. G. Bell, the qenia
| proprietor of the Cedars hotel
accompanied Mr.. Walter Grang
f, er and Miss Haz j Daley to Sal
Lake TO be present at the we'd
ding of the latter two, she being
/, a sister of the groom.
DR.. w. c.. Cox returned to hi
work in st. George Tuesday, af
e ter having spent a pleasant weel
f here visiting relatives ant
r friends. He was accompanies
d by Miss Nay Atkin, who haC
Il spent Commencement week here
Tomorrow Misses jamie vii
kinson, Florence SpilIsbury
: Gladys Mcconnell, Mary Berg
8 strom and Cathie Webster, wi
! depart for Salt Lake City, t
e which place they go to atten
the State University summe
school.
Samuel Beal of Kane Beds
Arizona, manager of the Gran
: CANYON Cattle Company. was i
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-07

AONCiNCO q uCW cCNNH- pttSSSIlkGT
auto which he will place in COM
mission tomorrow. It is to be
hoped that he viii not have the
misfortune with the present car
that he has had with previous
cars.
There is no real need of any
one being troubled with consti-
patton. Chamberlain's Tablets
will cause an agreeable move
ment of the bowels without any
unpleasant effect. Give them a
trial. For sale Sy Palace Drug
Store.
Each age of our lives has its
joys. Old people should be hap
by, and they will be if Chamber
lain's Tablets are taken io
strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These
tablets are mild and gentle in
their action and especially suita-
BILE for people of middle age and
older. For sale by Palace Drug
Store.
Recently a concert has been
held and a theatrical troupe has
played in the city to very poor
houses Both attempted to at
tract the people without the as.
sistance of the local newspapers,
and their lack of success is only
natural. The one sure. never
falling method of reaching The
people, is through the public
press.
On next Monday, Lehi w
Jones and Willard Jones, his son
contemplate starting on an ex
tended pleasure trip through
southern Utah and northern Ar
iona. While absent they vii
visit the Grand canyon and man,
other picturesque spots in tina
vicinity. They have secured tn
services Of Marion Millett an eX
oelienced guide who is familis
with tie county to he yisitec
and he win accompany TEcm c
the entire trip. While the tri
is primarily ons Of pleasure,
is being taken fer the pUrpos
Of escaping the cares and wol
ries Of business, which have nc
ecssitated q rest for 10th IRE
from their arduous duties.
]. H. Knell one Of the hustIiu
farmers Of Newcastle was
town the past week looking al
7 ter business Matters To a Re,
ord reporter Mr.. Kpell state
that he has twenty-five acres
as promising corn as one couI
hope to see, and exceptional
fine for this section Of the coul
try. This is but another ev
dence that the lar5s of Iro
county are capable Of producir
: immense corn crops and tn;
farmers should give more attel
: ton to the raising Of this impo
tant product of the farm.
@. c.. Thornton who tas bee
J residing in Oregon for the pa
two years, arrived in the eli
( last week from Portland and W
| make his home in future at Ne'
| castle. Mr. Thornton says tn
] uoquastionably Iron county
/. Gre Of the most promising di
tricts in the West, and is Il
equal in opportunities for m,
, Of push an enterprise, to al
: community in the country.
/, j. w. Inlay of LaVerkin W
! in the city Wednesday and VIII
!, here took occasion to EXPIRE
himself as favoring the propoi
tim to construct better roads
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-30
INVENT WHEEL THAT
 IS PUNCTURE PROOF
Local Inventors Apply for Patent on Their
 New Devices

In the patent offices at Washington there are now on file drawings and blue prints reslatiyc to a patent that has been applied for by local people. These local people are w. c. ard R.. F. Canion, and the article for which they seek the patent is a non-punc- durable automobile wheel, something that every motorist will declare IS the greatest Of all long fel- and urg- ent needs Manufacturers who have seen the drawings, and automobile owrers. express themselves as much p4eased with the ideas thet are en- iOdied ip the device for which the ratent is applied.
 The especial features of .ne wheel which the Canions have designed, and N hich are shown by the blue prints Of the drawings which they have made, are as follows: Wl,hn the tube, fitted almost solidly into the steel tube are about 240 pjunsers. upon which points the contact comes. Besides this, the device is a self feeder the engine of the ear fore ing the air into the tires, and still further addition is tO be found in four dauges. one for each wheel, readily adaptable and easily and quickly placed. so that they may be adjusted to the wheels in rough country. They are especially fitted for railroad tracks. and the cur IS then ready to take 10 the tracks and continue an otherwise impossible or impossible journey
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-30
MINSTREL MAN IN TOWN.

That minstreisy is still popular with the masses is satisfactorily proved by the phenomena, business being done by Richards X Pringles Famous GeOr- gia MinstTels, which comes to the Orpheum on Sunday. February ith.
 J J Holland. business manager of this company. was in the city yester- cay making arrangements for the company's appearance here, and states that notwithstanding the cry of hard times his company IS having enc of the best seasons in its history Mir. Holland has been coming here for many years. and his friends are legion. He promises us brand new show from start To finish and says the program given by his talented company will be surprise to the faded theatreEOers. The company numbers nearly forty people, and has beep selected with great care, and contains the names of the best colored entertainers before the public
 The vocal portion Of the program has received unusual attention, and The dear old songs of the Southland will be sung as only the negro can sing them.
 There is a biz spegtacular surprSe in the plantation number entitled "halioween m Ole Virginia, and the first uart is the most pretentious ever offered by this company
 There will be a parade of the min sttel men at 5-30 p. nl. accompanied by Simpsons Challenge Band Of twenty, and d concert ar the theatre at 7.30 D. m.