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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
WEBER AGREES
TO TELL OF PLOT
Rose Implicated Further by
Story of Vallon, Who
Surrendered.


further facts that implicate Bale
Jack Rose, close friend of Polio,
Lieutenant Becker, and who hire
the gray automobile that took the
gunner to the scene of the shooting
Mrs. Rosenthal, widow of the gambler
told the grand jury that Rose was
Beeker's closest friend and charged
that Rose was the lieutenant's
gambling house collector.
With arrests of other gunner the
public prosecutor expects to learn
enough to involve Rose further in
the murder plot. and by so doing
force him to make a fun confession
and reveal those who were behind the
killing.
William Shapiro, driver of the mur-
der car, and Louis Libby, one of the
cars owners. probably will be per-
mitted to turn states evidence, their
counsel having informed the public
prosecutor that Shapiro knows all
the men who We're in the ear and that
if he does not know their names he
will be able toidentify them.
Large Fund Is Raised.
Deputy Police Commissioner Dough-
erty made it clear that he was ques-
tioning everyone connected in the
case as to their relations with Lieu
tenant Becker.
so far said Dougherty. II have
discovered nothing in this a S either
for or against Lieutenant Becker
A large fund is said to have been
raised by gamblers in the city TO de-
fend the prisoners under arrest in
connection with the case.
THE bank-roll guy" a mysterious
individual. whose name has not vet
been learned. has sent $500 to Sam
Paul. $3.50 to Weber and lesser
amounts TO the other prisoners in
the Tombs TO pay for their food while
they are in Jail. One of the m
ployees of "Bridgy' Webber's gam
bling house has told the police that
the %murderers met at this house early
on the night of the tragedy.
Detectives also have learned who
contributed to the murder fund Of
$4,000, which was raised to put Rosen-
thai out of the way. The men ana
the amounts they gave We're as fol-
lows.
"Bridgy' Weber, $1,000: Sam Paul
and Jack Rose, Lieutenant Becker's
friends, $500 each. The men to whom
this money vas paid and the
amounts each received were.
Whitley" Lewis, $1,000; Lefty
Loewy, $500; Harry Horowitz, "Gib.
the Blood $500; one other, name un-
revealed. $500. and Willie Shapiro.
driver of the gray murder ear. $50.
Ready to Aid whitman.
William J.. Schieffein, acting in be-
half of Robert F. Cutting, E. II.
~0uterbridge, James Spier, Eugene
Seligman and others, who are anxious
10 see this murder sifted to the bot
tom, have offered to furnish unlim-
tied funds to the district attorney for
the payment of detectives and all
expenses connected with the
running down of the Rosenthal STAY
ers. The district attorney has replied
10 this offer that he will first try to
have the city appropriate sufficient
moneys for the purpose, but if he
fails in this attempt he will accept
the aid of the private citizens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
LOSES MILLION BY
WEDDING ACTRESS
Because of His unfortunate
Marriage" Matthew CD Bor-
den Disinherits Son.

NEW YORK. July PA newly dis
covered codicil to the will of the late
Matthew c. d. Borden, a cotton goods
manufacturer. who died last May q,
cuts off his son, DR.. Matthew S. Bor-
den. of 316 West Seventy-ninth street,
without a penny of the estates prin-
cipal of more than s.. 900, 200. 1t was
thought that Dr.. Borden would share
equally with two other brothers.
The will itself was filed for pro-
bate July II. The codicil is dated
n day later than the will, on May
.. 1894. 1t declares that on account
of DR.. Borden's unfortunate mar
rage the property left him shall
be used for the benefit of his mother
and brother during the lifetime 81
my said son while he is married to
the person who is at prcjent his
wife,
1t is said that DIR. Borden married
a young woman who had been on
the stage, and his father then set
tied a sum of money on him to yield
him a life income. The Borden fam
lily refuses to discuss the codicil, but
attorneys say hat it will hold.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
ALL ACQUITTED
IN HUDSON CASE
Court Decides in Favor of De-
PENDANTS in Court House
Scandal.
LspeeIal 10 DC Newark star.l

JERSEY CITY, July 24.-Justice
Swayze and Judges Blair and Carey
today acquitted the five DEFENDANTS
who were charged with conspiracy
in connection with the new $4,000, COG
Hudson County Court House.
The men found not guilty are Hugh
Roberts. architect; Theodore L.
Frankie, his assistant; George C,
Metzger, of the Art Metals Construc-
ton Company; Colonel Kermode F.
Gill, of John Gill & Sons, contractors,
and Norman L. Kerr. Colonel Gill's
assistant.
When the trial commenced, on May
20, there ~weresfive other defendants,
whose indictments were quashed dur
ing the proceedings.
When the decision was announced
today it brought to an end a case
that has been unparalleled in the his
tory Of Hudson county for its length,
for the number and prominence of
counsel and for the expense of build
ing experts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
BISHOP KENNEDY RAESEDTO
PONTIFICAL ASSISTANT

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The Rt.
Rev. Thomas F. Kennedy, titular
bishop of Adrianapolis and rector of
the American College, at Rome. who
celebrates the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of his ordination to the priest
hood tomorrow, has been appointed an
assistant at the pontihcal throne by
Pope Plus y. A %cablegram received
in this city yesterday brought the
news.
This honor is conferred upon pre-
lates of the Catholic church who rank
next to cardinals in ecclesiastical dig
nifty. The honor gives him the title of
count Of the apostolic palace and
makes him a member OF the pontifcal
family.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
FIND BODY OFF A

NEW YORK, July 24.-The body
of a mai was found floating off Ca
sino Beach, Queens Borough, today.
by the captain of the tug Edward
Cary, and brought ashore. The po-
lice are seeking to Identify 1t. The
mar was 40 years old, clean-shaven
and partly bald. He wore blue jump,
ers and black trousers. was 5 feet 8
inches tall and weighed 10 pounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
OFF ON
BIG ANNUAL OUTING
Eight Hundred, including Many
Women, on Excursion to
WitzeI's Grove.

With banners flying and marching
dred members and friends. left this
morning on the annual outing of the
Louis V. Aronson Bushes Mems As
ISOLATION. The men in their white
caps and carrying red, white and
blue plumes presented q natty APP
pearance as they marched from the
headquarters in Broad street to he
Electric Light dock, where they
boarded the steamer for Witzel's
Point View Grove, Long Island. The
scene was enhanced. too, by the
presence of more than a hundred
women, who followed in the path of
the marchers in automobiles.
Shortly after s o'clock the excur-
sionists began TO assemble at the
headquarters of the association,
Achtel-Stetter's. S44 Broad street.
where. after receiving t~heiraecaps,
ana badges, they formed in
line in front. 1t was about on hour
later when the assembled members
and guests. headed by a squad of
mounted police, under the direction
of Lieutenant Stucky. got under way.
Reviewed at City Hall.
The march was down Broad street
to Court street and counter-march
past the City Hall, where the exeur-
s~ionfsts We're reviewed, and on Broad
street to Military Park, thence hack
TO Market street and to the dock.
There vas not a miShap to mar the
occasion, everything going along ac-
cording to schedule.
Though many women had been ex-
pected, the turnout vas beyond ex-
p%ectation. with the result that there
were not sufficient automobiles on
hand, and taxicabs had to be pressed
into service. At the dock the parad-
ers were greeted by nearly a hun
dred more members Aand guests.
There were many prominent men
among the as%semblage.
Moving Pictures Taken
on the march along Broad street
moving pictures of the parade were
taken and other films were made on
the departure of the steamer from
the dock. These will be SHOWN later
Albert Schurr acted as grand mar.
shall of the parade, and his aides were
selected from among the membership
of the Kamihele Klub, all of whom
were mounted. At the beach j. J.
Caullet will preside at the dinner
This will be followed by a baseball
match between the married and single
members of the association. 1t is ex-
pected that the excursionists will re-
t1trp IN this PitU hot Waan g anJ n
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
scientific AMERICAN
SUIT HAS FINAL HEARING
Publication Is Trying to Pre-.
vent Rival from Using Name.

The case of Mum & Co., publishers
of the Scientific American, against
the American Publishing Company, Of
New York, Richard S. Peale and the
Scientific American compiling depart
ment, organized under the laws of
the State of New Jersey, publishers
of an encyclopedia, came up for final
hearing today before Vice-C Chancellor
Emery. Mum & Co. seek to restrain
the defendants from further use OF
the name Scientific American in
any way.
Charles A, Mum was the princi-
pal witness today. He is represent
ed by Fort & Fort, attorneys. The law
firm of McCarter & English are repre-
senting the defense.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
TARIFF THEME OF
WILSON'S SPEECH
Governor Considers High Cost
of Living Due to Ex-
cessive Revenue.

@F
SEA GRIT, July 24.-The absence
of Governor Wilson from Sea Grit
has tended to again clothe the tenn
porary summer capital with a village
atmosphere. Everyone is sitting
around waiting for the return of the
nominee Reports from the gov
ernor's place of seclusion say that the
chief executive put in five hours YES
terday on his speech Of acceptance
This morning he was at it again.
and continued his work until noon
without interruption except to sign
a few important State papers. The
Evening Star representative has
learned from an authentic source
that the governors speech of ac-
ceptance will dwell very largely on
the tariff. 1t is well known Inv the
governors friends that he regards
the tariff as having a great deal to
do with the high cost of living. ana
IL is said that in his speech on Au-
gust he viii go at the tariff issue
In hammer and tongs fashion.
NEW YORK, July 24-It is report-
ed that Governor Wilson has defintte-
ly decided that William G. McAdoo.
the tunnel builder, should be appoint
ed vice-chairman of the camnaign
committee. This committee is IN
hearty accord with the Governor. and
at its next meeting in New York will
notify the New Yorker of its selec-
ton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
AFlRE, FIGHTS HUSBAND,
WHO TRIES TO SAVE HER

NEW YORK, July 24.-Tsaac Hall,
of 2o6 West 140th street, is dying to-
day. as is also his wife. whom he
found running about the basement
with her clothing in flames. She was
mad with fright and pain and would
not heed her husbands calls.
Hail finally threw himself upon
her. and. gathering her tightly in
his arms, extinguished the flames.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
WILL OPPOSE coINER

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator
P~oindexter today announced he
would oppose confirmation of tho
nomination of Beverley w. Conner,
of Tacoma, to be United States at
torney for the western district Of
Washington. which President Taft
yesterday SEN to the Senate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
PUJo BILL DELAYED

WASHINGTON, July 24.-By a party
vote the Senate finance committee to-
Gay postponed until Monday action on
the Pujo bill designed to make certain
the power Of the house money trust''
committee to investigate national
banks along lines It desires to pursue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
WOMAN ARRESTED AS
EXPERT COUNTERFEITER

LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 24.-Mrs.
Sophie Hoffman, formerly of Chi
cago. vas arrested here on the charge
of making counterfeit moulds and is
held under bond today to answer the
charge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-24
TAX NOTICE.

TAN NOTICE.
All real estate owners are herewith noti-
ned that the assessments on real estate have
been completed and that the books viii be
open for inspection from July I'd until July
Goth. inclusive.
Board of Assessment and Revision Of
Taxes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Aunque 10 pongan en- duda aquellos
que no 10 han probado. q pesar de
ESQ, millares de otras personas que
hablan de su e~xperiencia aiirman que
hay una cura permanente para II
constipation cr6nica. Algunos testif-
can que fueron curados 0 cosa tan
poca como cincuenta ~centavos, amos
ha, v que Ia enfermedad jamas volvio
4 aqaejarles, al paso que otros admi-
ten que ellos tomaron algunas bote
Has antes de que una cura permanent
te fuese efectuada.
I'll remedio 4 que Sc alude es pr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Ha estado
en- 81 mercado mas de un cuarto de 81
glo y 30 ha popularizado por sus me
ritos, informando una persona a Ia otra
ri hecho de que la mayor parte de sus
s~oportadores son mujeres Y personals
mayores--hace cierto que los recla-
mos tocante d 81 como n cura per-
ulanente para Ia constipation no han
sido exagerados.
No es violento como las piidoras ca
tarticas, sales Q aguas. sine que opera
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

La Compania Impresora del Nuevo
Mexicano tiene a su disposition n
cantidad de fajas, perchas, rondani-
las y varillas de segunda mano; tam
bien un ingenio Leffel de IL caballos
de fuerza y otro de % caballos de
mfuerza, siendo del tipo de calderas de
de locomotora y en- buena condicion.
habiendo sido inspeccionadas por Ell
Inspector de calderas. Radiad0res y
t1bos de vapor, tanque de gasolina
de so galones. Cualquiera de estos
articulos sera vendido barato sb la
compran de una vez. 81 les interesa
escriban a la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano. Santa Re. N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
RESPoNDE A LA LLAMADA
Personals de Santa 70 Han HalIaoa
Que Esto 3 verdad.

I'm resfriado, una .torcedura, una
sacudida repentina.
Una causa pequena puede Eastman
los rinOnes.
Ataques de dolor de espalda sigueD
a menudo.
o algun desarreglo de la orina.
Tn remedio esplendido para tales
~ataques.
Una medicina que ha curado a miles.
Son las Pildoras de Doan para los
Rinones, un remedio verdadero para
los rinones.
Muchas personals de Santa Fe con-
fan en- elias.
He aqui una prueba de Santa Fe:
Albino Ortega, calle del Colegio.
Santa Fe Nuevo Mexico, dice: 'Du-
rante algunos anos estuve enfermo de
mi espalda y rinones. Era diicil para
n. TRAFALGAR, debido a dolencias en- mis-
lomos y c~ualquier movimiento repen-
tino agravaba Ell NAL. MI sueno era
perturbado por In deseo ~frecuente de
pasar las secreciones de los rinones.
|y los pasajes eran escasos y penos0s.
Declaraciones publicas dadas por per-
sonas de la localidad que habian 9
do las Pildoras de Doan para los RI
nones con ~provenho, me indujeron a
experimentarlas. Encontre alivio al
momento, o despues que hube usado ell
~contenido de una GAIA Sc me quito Ell
dolor de la espalda. Mis- rinones estan
ahora en- estado normal y me siento
cada dia mejor."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so centavos. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, Nueva York, unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-y no
tomeis otro. 2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Sr. Presidente, seforas Y Conciu-
dadanos:-Para apreciar en- toda 81
plentiful ell yalor del pre.nio adquirido
con la victoria de las armas de la
Union, en- la guerra civil, nos es indis-
p~ensable remontarnos a Ia memora-
Bile noche del Is de Abril de 1775-
noche que registra ell celebre lance
de Paul Revere consumara con SUI ca
rrera violenta entire la ciudad de Bos-
ton y la pequena aldea de Lexington,
lance que culmin6 al dia sigIiente
az de Abril, 1775) en- la primer bata-
LA de la revolution y que do por re-
sultado la Independence de las trece
colonias que vinieron a formar la ba-
se de Ia nacion Americana.
La llama de patriotismo encendida
por Ell plnado de patriotas de Lex
ington ardi6 de nuevo en- los pechos
de los colonos al pronunciar Patrick
Henry, despues, en- ell Congreso Con-
tinental, estas celebres palabrasi
'Dadme la libertad 8 dadme IA muer-
te." A sos sentimientos sublimes
Sc unieron las voces de los demas
miembros del congreso resultando de
Ell esfuerzo, Ell 4 de Julio de 1776,
Ia Declaration de Independence Anne
~ricana.
Once amos despues. 1887 Sc adopt6
Ia Carta Magna-la Constitucion-ba-
10 la cual Sc organiz0 finalmente un
gobierno, democratico en- U princi-
pios y republican, en- su forma.
veinticinco amos desples, 1872, ex-
periment6 de nuevo la nacion su Sc
gunda guerra de independence pero
n libertad, adquirida q treque de tan
tos sacrificios, volvi6 a triunfar; la
nacion sigui6 desarrollando sus rique-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
Una Curd Permdnente para
La Constipation Cronicd,

suavemente sin atorzonar y sin trasr
torno para ell sistema. Contiene pro-
piedades t6nicas que fortalecen el Cd
tonnage los mdscuivs DO los intesti-
nos de modo que con eI tempo Sc pue'
de dejar toda clase de medicines y con
flar inicamente en- Ia naturaleza. En-
tire las legiones que testilcan acerca
dc estos hechos De cuentan Mr. Jas. Al,
Lushman. Logan. Utah. y Josephine
Bailey, Sheridan, Wyo, y clos SIAN.
pre- han tenido una botella del RENE
do en- la casa, pues es un laxative va.
lioso para toda Ia faml'ia dcsde la III
fancia hasta la vejex.
Cualqaiera que deseare hacer prue-
ba de este remedio antes de comprar.
ID Ell la maner regular a I'm botica-
rio a cincuenta centavos 8 un peso
una botella (tamafo faniliar) puede
obtener que sc lie envie una botella de
muestra a la casa, gratis, con solo es-
cribir al Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 405, Wash
ington, St., Monticello Ill. Bastara
con vuestro nombre y direction en-
una tarjeta postal. 6
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

IN cRIMEN CONTRA e PUEBLO
Bueno = que y entienda desds sho'
~ que cuaiesquiera R~epublicanos Gus
~ opongan q decrstamiento dc un
programa sensato Republican, do L.
~gisIacion, deben en- 10 DO adelante ser
contados con los Dem6cratas. Re-
publioanos semejautss fueron elegidcs
balo prstextos falsos de parte suya,
pues seguramente los votantes no los
habrian snviado 4 Il legislature 81
hubissen sabido que tenian en- mira
hscsr TRACTION. Hoy sabado &c acAba
Il session Legislative y los Republlca-
nos que no hayan cumplido 81 aeber
como Legislatures que representa- 81
partido Republican, aerAn reos de un
crilnen contra Ell pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Ell ndmero de Mayo del Indian
School Journal ataca q la lagislatura
de Nuevo Mexico por memorializar al
Congreso para que reparta los terre-
nos dc los Indios Araches y Navaioes
de los cuales hacen tan POGO uso los
mismos indios. The Journal, en- sus
a~rgumentos, aiima que las reserves
dan q cada indio I'm promedio de so
lamente 480 acres, que este es apsnas
sufciente para mantener sus rebahos,
y que al cabo de TODD la terra es pro
piedad del lndio por do anterior
exploration y colonization. Por des-
gracia, los Navaioes nc hacen ell me-
jor uso de sus tierras, molestan ell
pals circunvecino, cometen depreda-
clones, y mfentras se lee permita va
gar por una gran extension seguiran
viviendo en- un estado semi-barbaro.
La particion de las reservas de los
Navajoes y Apaches, al paso que apre-
suraria ell desarrollo. crecimiento y
prosperidad de aquella porcion de
Nuevo Mexico, benifciaria u mas a
los mismos Navaioes obligandolos 4
establecerse en- manera civilizada y q
darles una oportunidad para ser cin-
dadanos que paguen tasacion y Sc
mantengan de por ST.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Son la base fundamental de mis-
operaciones, Sc ha probado por infini-
dad de casos que por medic de estas
ciencias, Sc ha iliminado la causa de
Ia enfermedad y restablecido la sa-
lud # centenares de personals que por
amos habian en- vano Experimental
cuanto les habia sido possible y perdi-
do la esperanto, ~deshuciados por al
gunos buenos Doctores, a hoy me
bendicen y ruegan a Dios por mi por
que les he ayudado a restablecer su
salud, 10 mismo que he hecho por es-
tas personals puedo hacer por listed,
no bacile listed y de mas tempo a
SUI enfermedad, los retardos 0 peli.
grosos, Y suelen caasar graves com
plicaciones.
M. c. MARTINEZ,
Sanador Magnetico Mentalista.
Abbott Hotel,
Denver. Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Canada, de igual modo que los E.
tados Unidos, Alemania, Francla y
otras naciones, se quela de 10 nucho
que cuestan los necesarios de la vida,
y parece que este es un NAL universal
que no tiene hasta aqui ningnn reme-
do elective.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Certificates de casamiento ! dc de-
function que Sc reQuiere sean sunni.
nistrados ii ~escribano ~ pruebas de-
cada condado por medicoi. parteras.
asistentes y enfermeras bajoo In u
va ley. &c italian de- venta en- can't
dades pequenas 0 grandes por Ia Com
pania Imprasora del NuevO Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

ANn ~ ~ ~ -
de Santa re. Estado de Nuevo Me.
xico.
En- el As1nto del Estado de Julia
Beradinelli, finada.
"A Aquellos q .auienes concierna:
Por este Sc da aviso que Ell abajo
firmado Peter ~Berardinelli fue nom
brado Ell dia ii de Mayo de 1912 pol
Ia antedicha corte de pruebas como
administrator del estado de Julia Be
rardinelli, finada.
Todas las personals que tengan re-
clamos IN contra de dicho estado de-
ben p%resentar los missnos al abajo fir
mado administrator dentro del item
po prescribe por ley.
PETER BERARDINELLI,
Administrator,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

da invitacion de unir mi humilde VOC
a la vuestra en- loor de la memorial de
nuestros extintos defensores, cuyo
ejemplo es digno de- nuestra mas gra-
Ia ~recordacion.
BENJAMIN M. READ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

81 tiene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren dc
sordera. supuracIones del dido, .uidos en- ID
cabcza, etc, dfgales que escriban & Ia
Beebe Ear Drum Co., 265 Broadway.
New York, mencionando este peri6dico, y Sc
les cnviara GRATIS instrucciones de COMO
puede curarse por 81 solo.-Correspondencia
y folletos en- Ingles Espahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

81 tienen slgunos libros que encua.
Esta oicina tiene 81 mejor departa'
mento de- ehcuadernAci que hay On
Ell TerritoriO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
ProbIema.

Els problema singular
Que no comprendo nj explico,
Porque por cada un rico
Mi pobres suelo encontrar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08


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Application por Licencla Dc Matrt
monio. IL pliego.
Certificate dc Mssfts, - pliego.
Certifcado de Nacimcnto. ~ pilego.
Registration do FallecimentOs y
Muertes, 26c-
Juez de Par. Repertoire Criminal ,
Civil, 81.
Contrato de- Partido. - piiego.
Escritura de Eenuncia, - plieg0.
Documento Garantixado. II plieCo.
Hipoteca de Blenes Kuebles. ~
pliego.
Documento de Hipoteca. IL piies0.
Documento Garantisado. extensa
lorna entera, full sheet.
Certincado de Matrimonio. 100 oada
uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
redestInad

Aquel que ha nacido pillo
Y al licor tiene aficiones,
Siempre sera real sencillo
Aunque ande entire los doblones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

Susribanse al Nuevo Mexicano en-
Espanol. Es 81 periodico mas noti-
cioso del Territorio. $3.50 al ano.