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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Polish UNIVERSITY
DEDICATED BY
PRESIDENT
Mr.. Taft Declares His Belief
in Benefits Derived From
Hardy Immigrants From
European Countries.
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my Leased Wire 60 TlVsnInE HeTaldl
Guuhridg" Spridgs, Pa, oct. "a
president Tart came to Cumbridg"
Spriugs to-day ana delivered an al.
dress at the dedication Of the Polish
college here. Tie said:
I'VE are m"t today 10 dedicate a
college founded hy, ana To be- con-
durlrd under the auspices Of the
Polish national alliance. Thls cX-
preston "a the part ur III" Poles "T
the United States, uI u desire 10 per
prtunlc In this the hand Ut their ud0p'
tiun the highest institution at learn
ing, for the purpus" Of furnishing 10
their educated yuuth an opportunity
for the study ul the language, III"
literature aud the history Uf Poland,
presents an ntorrHing phus" Ul the
settlement at this country 10y imnl-
grants from the European countries
"lf such an institution ns wc are
nov welcoming into life were To hay.
the cffccT Of separating into an $50
lHiod community the Poles who come
lu this country or preventing them
from learning the English language
ur reducing their Interest la the pu
litirm life In the United States, Ol
minimizing their sense of loyalty e
the government ana the country oi
their adoption, then II might be
questioned how TAR those ~ ny wh'
Inrc not Poles aud whose first lnteTes
| Ii that ut the country at large, should
encourage this oilurt, hut fortunate
| ~ no such narrow limiting motive
uCtuntcs tn" movement the consum
nation Of which wc dedicate today.
| ~ am one of thOs" who believe ina
| America In greatly better In he
present condition and viii have Slil
greater advantage In the future be
cause of the infusion into our bon
polite and social of the sturdy peas
lantry aud the better educated ClnsAe
who have come to M from the ma
tluns of Europe"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
NAVY DEPARTMENT
PUZZLElD OVER MESSAGE

Warrington oct. 26.--NHvy and
state department officials were pu2-
2lcd today over last nights reports or
u wireless message from the cruiser
DeB Moincs nt Vera cruz. intercepted
nt San Diego, cal. and addressed to
Washington. containing tho words
badly In need OF protection" Tho
fun text of the message was not re-
ported ana some uneasiness was felt.
No message whatever had been re-
cclved from the Des MOines last night
or curly today. The state department.
has made the usual Inquiries OF Mex
leo regarding the expulsion Of Dunn
and Carncristi. two Americans put out
OF tho country under Article SO OF tho
| Mexican constitution,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
BALKAN ALLIES HAVE
ALL BEST OF FIGHTING

London. oct 2G.--The Balkan al
Hes up to- the present have had all
the best uf the Fighting In their war
against the Turks. So far az can bc
gathered from the official reports, the
majority at which come from Balkan
sources. According To these they ar"
pushing their advantage In every di
rrCtlun
The Bulgarinns since their victory
nt Kirk * illisseh have been perfect
inK their lines of Investment around
N" fortified city of AdrinnUpl". They
have taken positions tn the north. the
northwest and the southwest of the
city and are now busy strengthening
their lines to the northeast
Some OF the shells they have thrown
into the city, have, Il is reported
caused AeTioua nfes.
A. the same time the bulgarian
eastern army, N moving To the south
east along the Rosphorus rOnd to-
ward Bunarhlssar.
one brigade 10 reported 10 have
reached the city OF Visa from which
It may threaten the Turkish SECOND
line uf defense at Lulpburgas an,
also the communications brtw"ei
Adrlanuplr ana COnstantlnOpl",
Military experts here consider thu
movement uf the Bulgarlans darini
and perilous adventure, leaving op
p,riunillcs for counter strokes Whit
tn" Turkish generals are not llkell
Ia overlook
The Servinns, assisted In the souu
by the BulgnrinnR. have Obtnined pos
session uf the Turkish wagon rOn'
Rkirting the frontier from the towi
10 Nnvlpaznr to KumanOvn while II
th" vicinity of Uskup and ether place
further north they ar" appronchln
the railroad
The fighting In the western wa
area is uf the hardest kind. all alon
the lines ana the losses sustained b
both armies must have been "nor
NOUS.
The MOntenegrin generals r"poT
thrM capture Of further towns In IN
district of Novipaznr aud the takln
Of town ncur Tnrakosch frnm whic
they can throw shells into an" fort
rcgs nf Scutari.
TarukOsch is being attacked trof
three sides with sixty-tw field gum
according Ia special despatch fr"I
Antlvarl. The Greek trOOpS now cor
troI the two main roads leading frol
the Greek frontier ana they are n'
vuncing toward the Turkish fortress
~ Salonski Six hundred Turks
prisoners taken by the Greeks may
arrived at l.arissa on their way
Greece.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
POSSE TAKES MURDERER
ATE PITCHED BATTLE

IBy lssasa wire - EVenlnE nevala
KelIOg, Idaho, Oct, 26.-After fatal
~ shooting N. A. Cavanaugh, con-
stable. while resisting arrest on a
charge Of threats 10 kill his wife and
children. Isaac Patterson. miner. was
taken last night BY posse after a
pitched battle IN the center OF the
town IN which more than nifty shots
were Hred. ~
when ths oalcerp entered the house
hnliSl wouma that physleians pay will
prone fatah
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
.ORIVERLESS MOTOR
CAR RUNS W|LO
IN DENVER
Attempt of Woman Driver to
Crank Up Machine With
Clutch On Almost Results in
Tragedy,
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Denver, oct. ~ 3uy Kellem, II,
delivery boy Tor u ur nting company,
was thrown from u# bicycle ANA
dragged several feet under n driver
less automobile 100 Fifteenth ana
Chumpn streets "prl. today,
The car Dclung,I 80 Mrs. II, u
Osborn, who had n,rlrcted to throw
OF the clutch when ahe stepped out
10 crank the machine" The autom"'
bile Ia ttH wild dash long the street
carried Mrs. Oshurn lwo little boys
Neither wns hurt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
. TOILETTE FINDS
FAULT WITH TAFT
WILSON AND
ROOSEVELT
Meter Debs Nor Chafin Will
Do Either So Wisconsin
Senator Decides to Refrain
from Voting.
WILL sULK AND LET THE
NATION PICK PRESIDENT

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Eau claire. Wiz. oct. 26.--senatoT
la Toilette In an address here and a'
chippewa Falls last might said nc
would not vote for any preaidentinl
on ndldate.
lie referred To personal interviews
with Rooscvelt and TAFT ana said both
had asked him for help and suG'
grstiuus. lie said Woodrow Wilson
IL progressive ana had been Il pro
Rrrssivr governor In New Jersey b.
that his hands would he tied up by
the democrats " he became president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
DENVER CATHEDRAL
DEDICATED WITH
SOLEMN RITES
Cardinal Farley With High
Church Dignitaries Partici-
pate in Ceremonies at Colo
RADIO Capital.
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Denver. oct 2G..-Curdinnl John NJ
Farley ana several high church dig'
nltaries arrived IN Denver today tu
attend the ceremonies dcdiCatIng tho
new $500, 900 Cathedral nf the I'M
maculntr Conception. \ feature viii
be the knecIing In III" streets of sew
ernl thousand parishi"n"rs t"morro"
during the boncdirtiuu 10 h" pro-
nounced by Cardinal Farley Bishops
ana priests numbering about 2OO'
from all parts Of the country are
here To participate Ia the ceremonies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
MOTOR CAR RACE FROM
LOS ANGELES TO PHOENIX
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my beaSsa Wlvs % EVsnsaE hsraIe
Los Angeles. Oct 2G.--Twelve rac-
ing automobiles will leave here short
~ after midnight tonight In the an"
nual Los Angeles Phoenix road race.
considered one Of the important
events OF Pacific coast automobile
circles. u will be the nfth annual
race and this year will be run through
fho Imperial valley and Yuma u
Phoenix. Two trophies and cAah
prisss of close 20 ts,OOO will 30 70 thi
wlRneF. ..4..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS
SHOWERED ON
ROOSEVELT
Colonel Tries Walk Abroad
and Finds He Is Still Week
from Effects o AsSassin's
Bullet.
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fBy Leased Wire "a EvsnIag HsVaIal
oyster hay. Oc', 2G,--FOr the first
time since his return 20 Oyster Bay,
Colonel Roosevelt went out OF doors
today. II was warm, sunny day
ana the colonel waB impatient TO be
out. lie walked hair way down the
hill. saying that he felt bully" When
he began Ia climb up again, however.
he found that II was not 80 easy as
he thought, for he was still weak.
The cOlonel'A chauffeur returned to
sagamOre Hin after n trip 10 the VII
laEe with dozens OF packages which
half filled the automobile. They we're
birthday present for the colonel
which had come from many parts VI
the country and a few Of Them fIon
abroad. Colonel Roosevelt will be 81
years old tomorTow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Rsoeiver tor Cement Company.

Kansas City. Oct. 26.-UpOn appli-
cation OF the Commerce Trust com
pany OF Kansas city, Frank Travis OF
lola today WINS appointed receiver for
the Great wsHtern Portland Cement
company, which has operated the
lavgost plant, In Kansas. by Judge
Poilaek, IN the federal court In Kan.
naa Clt,, Kan. The o0mpany's plant
naar lola, Kan, was closed about
thrse nenthD ago.
rms company was organise largely
by Naneaa City men and capltalisee
'Ag tl.gee,eeO. .....-.....,......-.. <
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
GOVERNMENT TAKES
INTEREST IN
BIG BLACK
Department of ustice Invest
igation Alleged Violation of
White Slave Act by Jack
johnson.
my Leased Wire 20 EvsnIAE HsraIdl

Chicago. Oct. 26,--The department
Of justice at Washington has become
deeply interested In the investignti0n
made here into the Jack Johnson
case involving possible violations or
the Mann act, according 10 local ted"
eral authorities who say they have
received a message from Attorney
General wickersham ordering them
TO make an exhaustive investigation.
To this end Bert ]. Meyer. local
special agent. today departed for ~
Joseph. Michigan, 10 Interview persona
believed to have information regard
ing the case. This II the first Time
that detlnite clews are said To nave
led Investigators into another state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
I.nnr YnrIll Iinln In.rlns.

Seattle. WASH. oct. 26.--A three
hundred mile yacht race for North
Pacific hOnors was begun today when
the yacht Gwendolyn II, Captain
Lloyd Johnson, and tho Ortona. Cap
tain John Graham. left the wharf OF
the Semitic Yacht club for sail
around Cape FlatterJ and back. The
vessels are uf the 4s-foot class.
II IN expected that from three to
five days viii he required to make
the course
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
WIFE OF TRAPPER LOST
IN THE WILDERNESS
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orr Mlnn,, oct 2O,--Mrs. Peter
Drift, wife of trnppor, IL lost In the
forest und there II grave fenr that
she viii freeze Ia death,
Mrs. Drlrt. with her husband was
canoeing yesterday when she ex-
pressed wish lo land, After watt
ing an hour the husband senrched
for her ana found where she had
dlaoh Tded her blankets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Hear Frank W. Clancy at
Taft-Jafa Club Tonight

Albuquerque regardless OF political affiliations
u ~. ATmiJO
provide
with entertainment,
will OF we'll known A
will
delivered by Hon Frank W. CLANCY " New hgNe
Mr. Clancy during his long OF residence Ia AouaueIQp&
has stood the highest ideals political affairs He has hesn
the leader every serious m9yement for reform In this eun TOR
made possible
here Mr. Clancy viii dacus lhs pss o. the can-
The meeting viii promptly al 8 O'clocb-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Sick JuNr Hats Murdcr Trial.

Salem. Mass. oct 2G,--Owlng 10
the illness OF John N. Carter, a Jury
man ~ the trial 0f James j. Ettor.
Arturo 0lovannitu and Joseph Ca.
russo, charged with the murder OF
Anna LoplnsO, court was dismissed to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
No Details Of Engagement
Given Out at ConstantinOple
Beyond Announcement That
Triumph Was Great.
ALLIES CONTINUE ON
ROAD TO ADRIANOPLE
Military Experts See Danger
in Forward Movement
Which Leaves Chance Open
for Ottoman Generals.
10y Lsss.a wiz. to Evening msralal

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l.undon. oct. 26.--Thr Turkish
rnmy has gained great victory ac-
curdiuE tc a news agency despatch
from Cunstantinoplc, which says the
ufiiciul announcement was issued
thrr" at $40 o'clock this evening M
details ar" given az to IN" time 81
place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
IUCKLIcSa LEADER

UIIOWNlVININT7 INIlII Hl'1'N'"-1
MEXICO city. oct 26,--gelix Diaz.
captured leader OF the rebelli0n
against tho MaderO government on
Mexico, assumed all responsibility 90
the uprising IN a statement made No
his trial by court martial at Vera
CruG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
TURKISH STRONGHOLD
REPORTIcD CAPTURED.

Nranya. SefViA, oct 2b'--Ine
Turks are reported To have abandon
cd their stronghold at Uskup In 0rder
10 concentrate further to the south.
Il Is believed they have entrenched
themselves In the hills TO the south
Of the town, which would give them
a great advantage owing to the ma
IuTe uf the ground,
The esrvian troops captured fifty
five Held guns ana ak mountain guns
when they took the city Of kumnnoVa
from the Turks. ~ SienitZa they
took thirteen field guns and nine
mOrtnrs.
Belgrade, aervla, oct. 2G.-The
Turkish stronghold Of uskup In re-
ported In telegram which reached
private persons here today. to have
been taken by the allied Servinn and
Bulgarian armies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26

HoDAx's NWwB TODAx--
You - u n shs MnRAID.
nlEtv ocsas . nsonsh or ~ cents
q weeh aeliverea - your 6oos,
fiftp Oenaa b. mail.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
Escandaloso AsesInato
ESPOSA INTEL

La pequefia poblacion de Igna-
clio, Colo. SO VIC conmovida Y ate
rrorizada hasta 81 gradc de propo.
ner un linchamiento cuando las
autoridades del condado aclararon
los datos en- referencia al asesinato
de Martin Atencio. FL crfmen es
uno dc los mas brutales en- la his.
toria del condado de la Plata '
Juan Garcia esta acusado de haber.
10 cometido. La cabeza del difunto
fue partida a golpes con una hacha
dc dos tilos mientras estaba dormi-
do, quedando sus sesos desparra
mados por toda la cana. Dfcese
que 81 motive fu6 que el matqdor
estaba enfatuado con la esposa del
muerto, la que es madre de cinco
hiJos. La esposa del hombre asesi
nado declare que su marido habia
sido lastimado por un caballo y
habia muerto q consecuencia de
sus heridas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07

La edad tiene sus atracciones lomismc
quela iuventud en- una vida serena quie.
"a. Pero esta vida de descanso sin sufi-
ciente eiercicio es la que trae consigo los
desordenes que nacen de la ociosidad
Los principales do estos son cr6nica,
constipation persistente.
La mas de la gente mayor son moles
tados do este modo. sintiendose con sin
tomas de vomitos sonosos despues de
conner, dolores de cabeza y con flojera
general. Amenudo tienen difcultad para
digerir adn alimentos livianos. Sigue
con molestias mentales, como es difcil
hallar un remedio propio. Primeramente
So debe aconsejar que la gente mayor no
debe de usar sal, pfIdoras polvos catar
ticos, aguas nj ningunos purgativos VIC
lentos, Lo que necesitan tanto los hom
bres como las mujeres. es un t6nico pur-
gante suave, uno que sea agradable pa
ra tomar y que aun funcione sin dar CO.
lico.
III remedio que LENA todos estos re
quirimientos, y tiene ademas propieda-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
10 que eli Mundo Eusca

Hoy el mundo busca hombres
que no esten de venta; hombres
que sean honestos, s6lidos del cen.
tro a la circumference, verdaderos
hasta las entraiias del corazon
hombres con conciencias tan rectas
como Ia aguia dol eOmpas; hom.
bres que sostengan la Justicia aun.
que los cielos tismblen Y la terra
80 mezcla, hoinbres que puedan de-
cir la verdad y yer al mundo dere-
cho en- 81 oio; hombres que nj lison.
jeen nj huyan; hombres que pue-
dan tener valor Y no gritarlo; HON.
hres en- quien d valor do Ia vida
periurable todavia CORE profundo
y fuerte; hombres que saben su
mission y la dicen, hombres que sa
ben su lugar Y 10 llenan; hombres
que no mientan, no defrauden nj
estafen; hombres que no sean pere
zosos para trabajar, nj orgullosos
por ser pobres; hombres que tengan
a bien conner 10 que han ganado y
usar aquello por 10 que han psga-
do; hombrea que no teman decir
mo" con enfaais y que no SO aver.
glencen de decir ono' tengo los
medios para hacerlo Cop.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07

"Aquel que olga que prefere la
viruela q deJarse yacunar, no sabe
10 que es viruels."
"Ventana alberta vale mas que
tumba alberta .
"No es tan grande el ndmsro de
los muertoa de frio como el de los
que han muerto por cuartos cerra-
dos"
"Los que tratan que los nifios
contraigan 81 saratnpion cuando
pequenos, a veces shorran una
cuenta posterier del medico, pero
a menudo pagan la del munidor."
"Un buen filtro cuesta menos
que un case de tifoidea."
"Los bastidores de tela metalica
en- las ventanas, a menudo ahuyen-
tan 81 luto de la puerta.
"Una mosca en- la leche, suele
llevar un iniembro de la familis 4
la tumba.'
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
Termina la Caza de Muchacha
RiCa

A menudo la caza por una esposa rica
termina cuando un hombre encuentra
una mujer que usa los Amargos Electri-
COS. Sus nervios fuertes ensefan un $3.50
brillante y un temperamento suave Su
color de su tez color de rosa y sus labios
color de rubi resulta de su sangre pura;
sus ojos brillantes de dormir descansada-
mente; su paso liyiano y firme, mtisculos
sueltos, todo ensena la salud y fuerza
que los Amargos Electricos le dan una
muier, y la liberia de indigeti6n, dolor
de espalds, dolor de cabeza, desmayos y
debilidades que ocurren de todo este.
En- d6nde quiera estes son el remedio
favorito de las muieres. 81 SO siente de-
bill Q enferma, pruevelos, Valen 90 cen.
tavos en- La Botica Taosena. X
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
I'll Gran DesOubrI-
dor CristCbaI Colon
SERA HONRADO CON FIES.
IA PUBLICA EN- Ell ES-
TADO DE NUEVO MI
XlCO

FL gobernador Mcdonald mandd
en- dias paaados un mensaje 81 Sc.
nado por 81 cual declara que ha
permitido que 81 proyecto do la
Camars No. 65, 81 cual provee que
81 dia 12 de Octubre sea reconoci
do como dla de fiesta pubica y que
10 u nombrara el ada de Colon, =
"a .lonor del dsscubridor de- Anne
RIGA, pase d ser ley por limitacion.
Ell gobernador no cita razones por
las cualea no flo su frma al pro,
yecto.
Es especialmente propio, que on
este estado de Nuevo Mexico, DON
de vive y han vivido por siglos los
descendientes de la raza Espanola,
de aquella raza esforzada y valien
to que fueron los primeros que
acompanaron al Gran navegador
al trav6s dc los mares ignotos, pa
ra ir iadondeg, su respuesta fue:
/ Adonde nadie ha lido! y que, en- la
travesia descubrieron este gran
Continente, honre y preserve la
memoria dc ese uNICO EYENTO
EN- LA HISTORIA, y deberfa
serlo en- toda la Naci6n.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
IL EmperatrIx EuaenIa

La Emperatriz Eugenia, esposa
dc Napoleon Ill, lIamado el Cesar
del palacio de las Tullerias, yiye
ain, aunque va muy estenuada por
las inJurias del tempo. No obs
tante ser una anciana que pasa de
ochenta amos, su rostro presenta
todavis restos de belleza femenil,
Su tigura, siempre enlutada, es tan
tragica, como Ia de Carlota Anna
liza, Ia que fue llamada Emperatriz
de Mexico durante la intervention
francesa.
Eugenia, la OK emperatriz de
Francia, SO encuentra en- IngIaterra
desterrada hace cuarenta y dos
amos. AL estallar Ia guerra Franco
-Prusiano que cause la derrota
de Napoleon III Y la perdida de
las provincias francesas Alzacia y
Lorena, la emperatriz Eugenia hu
70 a Inglaterra, que fue q aFo de
1870, y ALI permanece refugiada
todavia.
Contfnuamente ha estado reci.
biendo estos dias telegramas de fe.
licitaciones de todas parties del
mundo por su cumpleafios. La en-
peratriz todavia retiene en- su cas-
tillo la etiqueta y servicio de la
corte.
Sus facciones no son muy regu-
lares, por 10 que es de suponerae
que nj on su juventud fue una
yerdadera belleza. Sus oioa gran
des hermosos, son acompanados por
una nariz larga. La boca tampoco
ea pequefia, y las cejas son carga
das y un POGO en- posicion ohlicua
hacia 81 entreceio. Su barba Y gar
ganta son bien proporcionadas y
cirvicas. Con todas sus Irregular
dadea faciales, siempre Ia anciana
DANA sdn enciende interes en- su
mirada, aiempre elegante y festiya,
y siempre on guardia para observar
todos los detalles de la etiqueta del
gran mundo.
No pnede negarse que represen-
to On compafiia do su difunto espo
so 81 imperio mas brillante del
mundo, que fue 81 imperio frances
derribado por MacMahon en- 1871.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07
Tn Purgante Perfecto
Para Gente Mayor

des tonicas que fortalecen el est6mogo,
hfgado & intestinos, es Ia Mel do Pepsi.
ma del DR.. Caldwell, ID cual miles do
gente mayor usa, exclusion de to
dos los damas remedios La gente do
confanza como Sr. i. w. Hoffman, d.
Asxia N. NJ, w. d. Jordan, de Gale
Tina. 706, Glenwood Springs, Colo. dicen
que ellos la toman en- int6rvalos regula-
res y de ese modo nosolo mantienen
buena saIud, pero que eIlos nose habian
sentido por muchos amos como se sien-
ten ahora. I'd hara bien de tener slem-
pre- una botella en- su hogar Es buena
para toda la familia.
Cualquier persona que desee hacer la
prueba con este remedio, antes dc eom-
prarlo de un modo regular y pagar 50ct
8 s1.00 por una botella grande, puede
conseguir que Sc le mande una botella
de muestra su hogar gratis, soIamente
diriji6ndose asi: DR.. w. B. Caldwell, a05
Washington st., Monticello, ILL., su nom
bre y direction en- una tarieta postal SCI
ra sufciente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-07

exclusivamente 81 negociO do ele.
cir otra yez 4 Albert B. Fall como
senadOr de los Estados Unidos.
No pOnemos objection,
Con tai que ese electo sea,
Pues al fin y en- conclusion
Hara algo la asambIea.
Il ii #s
En- Ioque 81 ha abandonado y
mOstradose prolffica la primera
legislature del eatado de Nuevo
Mexico ea en- 81 pasaje de Memo
riales pidiendo esto, 10 otro y 10
Idemas ALA, al COngreso Nacional
para nuestro alivic y remedio. Es
TO va 90 algo y servira para decir
que los noventa dias pasadoa en-
session no fueron enteramente en-
vano Y que es utilize el tempo ST.
quiera en- pedir limosna.
La limosna es bendicion
Que honra mncho al que la da
7 81 Congreso de la Union
Debe obrar con caridad
Z templar nuestra affection.
ri ii #s
Tn beneficio grande fu6 81 que
trat6 dc hacer 81 presidente r. L.
Baca cuando present6 a la CANA.
"a su proyecto dc aufragio iguaI,
que es ni mas nj lnenos una medi.
dspara dar derecho a las mujeres
de Nuevo Mexico para que voten
en- las elecciones. Sin embargo, Ia
Camara rechaz6 81 proyecto y a
eatas horas 90 cuenta on 81 ndmero
do los muertos.
Baca con esta medida
Quiso hscerse popular,
Mas las mujerea no aspiraD
A que las dejen votar.