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

I'm un corto tempo pasado CON
traje i'm resfriado severe 81 cual Sc
resent6 en- mis- pulmones v me caus6
mucno disgusto, Tenia ocasiones de
tos mala y mis- pulmones estaban tan
adoloridos 8 inflamados que comenc6
a alarme sacramento, Una amiga me
recomend6 Ell Remedio de Chamber
lain para la Tos, diciendo que ella 10
habia usado por amos. Compre n
bctella y me alivi6 Ia tos la primer
noche, y en- n semana 81 resfriado
desapareci0 como tambien las dolen-
cias de los pulmones,' escribe la Sc
iorita Marie Gerber. Sawtelle, Cal.
De venta EN- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
e. TERROR sEcRETo.

ri terror arrogante de enfermedad
{ importancia es 81 terror secreto del
hombre trabajador. La salud es su
Foley para los Rinones kwaftmhesh
capietal. Ellos d%isminuyen su capaci-
dad de ganancia, Las Pfldoras de
Foley para los Rihones d~evuelven sa-
lud y fue "a curando Ia enfermedad.
Son la mejor medicina necha para
malestares de la veJlga y de los ri
aones, Las genuinas estan en- par
quote amarillo. Rehusen cualquier
sustituto. De venta en- todas las bo-
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
cuipApo.

Dijo I'M ciudadano de Santa Re 81
otro dia tai vex Hpueda' ser nm buen
punto para 81 observador 40 tratar
de 10 condicion az los puentes en- o.
Canine delt Canon, POGO az aquel la
40 de. "a Aresidencia de Nv y Rene
han.
Luego Ssigui0 relatando Ia condi.
cion az estos puentes. Parece que
en- elA primero 81 canine 'se ne des'
baratado tanto cue 81 puente esta N.
seEt'o, msentras que el que estA mas
ana esta en- 2tal orden que un caballo
puede q~ueprarse una pata en- cual'
qnier tempo y entonces "a ciudad
quedaria su1eta q 'un pleito por per.
1ulcios'
rs \ rproposicion jocosa 9
'pues de 1000 esta VIDA. SleInpre
nay Ago que reparar y que yer. AL
~ en- "a viua privada en- 81 hogar de
uno Y AL 90 en- asuntos municipalities
y puDiicos. uno piensa Ndespues de
tomar cuioado de aiguna reparacion
hecesar'a bien esta aecha y hay
= aemostracion de allvlo' pero an
YES az que salga csc del Sis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
PALAeRAs De LINCOLN.

Las cosas ~pequehas son q yeces
las mas diiiciles para manejarse.
Los dogmas del inerte pasado son
i~nadecuadas para dar frente al vivo
presente.
Debera aquel quien no puede hacer
mucho, por esa razon ser excusado
ARA hacer NADIA?
Ell r es bueno en- su lugar. pero
los hombres yalientes y p~atri6ticos.
son mejores que Ell orc.
fRenovemos nuestra confianza en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

III honor debe ser la escuela de la
virtud y no el estribo del orgullo,
El que trabaia algo CANA, Ell que al
go CANA, algo tiene, y 81 que que algo
tiene algo vale.
La nobleza debe estar en- Ell cora
ION y no en- la sangre nj en- los blaso-
mes.
No difames nj calumnies d aquel
hombre que no to hizo NAL alguno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
MovEpeE AHoRA.

dice un policia 4 n multitud en- la
Gale, y golpea cabezas 81 no 10 hacen.
"Movedse ahora," dicen las grandes,
rudas pildoras minera1es d 10 conges.
ton de intestinos y Ell sufrimiento ST
que. Las Pildoras de Nueva Vida
del Dir. King no entorpecen los intes.
tinos. Persuaden a accion propia, y
Ia salud sigue. 25cts en- todas las bo-
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
ToS EN- LA NocHE.

Una mala tos tiene a toda la fami-
Schaffer, Mich, dice: mo podia dor
mir a causa de una tos. mala, y estaba
muy debil. Use Ia Compota de AL
quitran de Foley, Y pronto la tos Sc
retro Y dormi toda la noche."-De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
COMO poNER IN BANcARRoTA
Loa nocToREex

I'm m6dico prominente de Nueya
York dice " 81 no fuera por las me.
diaa dslgsdas zapstos de suela del
gada portados por las mujeres los
doctores probablemente Quedarian en-
bahcarrota Cuando contraigan I'm
resfriado no esperen a que Sc desa.
rrolle ZEN puimonia pero ~atiendanlo
Inmediatamente. N Hemcdic do
Chamberlain para ID Tos es tntentar
do especialmente para toses y res
friados. y Sc ha ganado n reputa.
cion extensa por u curas de estas
Intermediates. Es effective v placente-
70 SECURE al tomarlo, pc venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
ATINo su Case ExAcTAMENrE.

"cuando mi padre estaba enfermo
cerca de sells amos pasados lego un
anuncio de las Pastillas de Chamber
lain en- los papeles que atinaron SUI
case exactamente, escribe Ia seho-
rita Margaret Campbell de TT. Smith,
Ark Compr6 mi Gala de elias y
no ha estado enfermo desde enton-
ces. MI hermana tuvo malestar del
est6mago y tambien recibi6 beneficio
DC elias" De venta en- todas las
boticas,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
oTRo soPoRTADoR De RoosE-
WELT PiERpE su TRAsAJo.

Washington d. G., Die. 5.-El Pre-
sidente Taft nombr6 hoy a William
Rockwell. estafetero en- Dallas, Tex
Olciales de la Casa Blanca di-
jeron que no sabian de ningunas ra.
zones para Ell cambio de Mr.. Simpson.
Sc dice que soport6 al Coronel Roose-
welt, Y a IN amigo del CoroneI Cecil
Lyon
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

cuando veo 4 una hermosa,
al punto digo:
"a tn pr6jimo anna
como a Il mismo;'
Pero 81 es fea,
digo, @Jamas codicies
mujer ajena.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

7r~- H~--~F fNT - ~ V'F11s
conienxa temprano, ~conoluye tar
de, Y esta lleno AZ trabajo. A menu
do tiene malestar de los rihones y
ella no 10 sabe- su espalda Il duele,
esta cansada y decaida, Duerme'
NAL, esta ~nervesiosa y sin apetito.
Sin embargo tambien IA molesta. Las
pfldoras de Foley para los Riiones
curara todo ESQ y Ia harA flsersc y sa-
ma, Son Ia mejor medicine hecha pa
.ra des6rdenes de los riaones y Ia ve-
.jiga. Pc venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Antes de tomsr una medicine que
repugna, masquese un POGO de cas-
cara dc lim6n q Dc naranja. vi falta
de esta, I'm clavo de especies asf ape
mas Sc notara 81 gusto desagradable
de la medicina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
ToSES FERlNAs Y REsFRIADoS
OPRlMIDOS.

Ell modo simple y pronto para evil
tar a los ninos de toses ferinas y
Compota de Alquitran v para la tos
pronto. Suaviza y cura. No contiene
opios. De venta EN- todas las boti-
cas-.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
hAcE A LA MAcIoN susPIRAR.

hAcE A IA NAcioN susPIRAR.
La terrible lista de lastimados en-
Cuatro de Julio lastima q la huma-
nidad. La cosa en- contra de este,
o~bstante. es la cura maravillosa,
por Ia Saliva Arnica dc Bucklen, de
millares. quienes sufrieron de que
maduras, c~ortaduras, l~astimaduras,
heridas de balas 8 e~xplosiones. Els Ell
sanador pronto de diviesos, ulceras,
eczema. labios rajados 3 almorranas.
Scots en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
cuRADA DE MALEsTAR DEL HI.
GADO.

"Yo estaba sufriendo demaIestar
del hfgado,p dice Iva Smith de Point
Blank, Texas y decidf experimental
una GAIA de 25cts de las Pastillas de
Chamberlain, y estoy feliz en- decir
que estoy completamente curada y
puedo recomendarlas a todos. De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
compuso el

Ell catequista ;-Quien compuso Ell
Credo, Juanito?
Juanito .-um-yo um-yo-um yo no
saba que Sc habia descompuesto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

D~esaparecen los zumbidos de oidos
~poniendose en- ellos unas gotas de
aceite de ruda; de espinacardos 8 de
almendras amargas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

III j0ven que alarga Ia mano para
aceptar la elmer copa de licor, ge.
neralmente abre en- su corazon gu Sc
pulcro para dar entrada al vicio y a
toda clase de maldad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Uno; ConQue muri6 81 marido de
Adela, Ell?
Otro: "a semana pasada,
Uno; ~ como Ia quedado esa po
bre chica?
Otro: -Viuda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
sIEMPRE AYuDAN A Personals
ANcIANAS.

Las Pfldoras de Foley para los Ri
zones dan propia ayuda d personals
ancianas que Sc necesitan para dar
tono y fuerza a u riaones y vejiga
y regular su accion. John McMas-
tiers. Streator, Ill, dice; Me sien-
10 mejor v mas fuerte que 10 que me
he sentido por muchos amos, Y las
Pfldoras de Foley para los Rihones
10 hioieron.y De yenta en- todas las
bcticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

lisa tn erudiccion como tn reloj;
81 te preguntan que bora es, sacate j
responde, pero jamas 10 saques para
mostrar que 10 tienes,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
IMPoRrANTE A Los coNDADos
De TAOS n RIO ARRiBA.
FL RecIhIdor de- Terrence Hon. B. G.
Hernandez Llams Atenclon 4 los
i~nteresados de Hacer Entrada de
Domlcilio en- IA Reserva NaclonaI
Dc Carson, ssauu IA Nusva orden.

tNHM".WAWN "UH N' ~ NNT. |"""I| W".L."A|ML|M.| XXI
Los terrenos d que llamamos Ia
atencion han estado abrasados en- i
que Sc llama la Reserva Nacional Dc
Carson, y bajo nueva 6rden han que
dado eliminados de la dicha reserve
y serdn aceptados para 3 entrados
despues del dia 81 de Enero de 1913
y las tierras agrimensadas para SCI
entradas en- 8 despues del dia 30 de
Febrero de 1913.
Las que pertenecen al condado de
Taos, Sc hallan situadas, 4 segun en-
Tenderness. en- Ell Canon de Fernandez
v son de los mejores terrenos en- q
vale de Taos, todos de. vega y aqua,
de ojitos que nacen IN esas mismas
tierras.
Las que estAn locadas en- Ell vecino
condado de lilo Arriba. Sc dice son
tambien de cuantioso valor.
No olviden nuestros ciudadanos
tan excelentes oportunidades, y no
negligen los que est6n in~teresados en-
hacer su entrada de domicilio antes
que los de afuera vengan iaaarla, va
que estamos SECURES que IDS cue NO
10 hagan en- la fecha arriba. dos me
SEES despues no quedara va un solo
solo reclamo y no habra oportunidad.
He aqni 81 aviso Official que Ell ST..
Hernandez ha expedite para mejor in
formation:
REsTAuRAcIoN DE TERRENo s
PuHLIcOS.
La oficina de terrenos de Santa ne
ha recibido noticia dc la restauracion
de ciertos trechos florestales, a sa-
btl.
Terrenos sin agrimensar los cuales
por dilacion de la agrimensura publ
ca en- el cabildo ~ Norte, r. 3 u. SCI
ran probablemente aquellas porcio-
mes de las secciones del Is al "a, In.
clusivos, situadas al sur de la MERGED
de TERRA Amarillo en- Ell cabildo "a
NJ, R. 2 e.
En- Ell cabildo n, N. r 4 E. lots |,
seccion O..
En- ell cabildo 25 M, r. Is E., sec
clones del 8 al 10 inclusivos, del Is al
20 inclusivos v las seccione $ fraccio-
males IS v S6.
Los terrenos vacantes ALI dentro,
que no esten apropiados, seran res
taurados al dominic publico, s~ujetos
q la clausula y otros requisites "
los cualeS yendran a ullndar guietOs a
domicilio en- v despues de las 9 a, m.
del dia 81 de Enero de 1913, v los te-
reno ALI a~grimensados podran ser
entrados en- 8 despues del dia 20 de
Febrero de 1913, y los terrenos sin
agrimensar quedaran en- esa fecha SUI
jetos d entrada, con la protocoIacion
del mapa 8 plano de la agrimensura
bajo las leyes aplicables a las mis-
mas.
Sc da aviso que ninguna persona
sera permitida a ejercer derecho alb
soluto bajo ningun domicilio 8 tenen-
cha c0menzada despues del retro y
antes de las 8 del dia 81 de Enero de
1913, y TODD tai domicilio 8 tenencia
es prohibido. Las personals que ten.
gan derechos subsistentes validos
anteriores a la reserva y que hayan
mantenido domicilio sobre los terre-
nos, Sc les concedera derecho de pre-
ferencia para hacer entrada en- tales
terrenos en- a uerdo con las regula-
clones existentes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

La lisonja corrompe tanto al que
la hace como al que la recibe y Ia adu
lacion es propia de gente rastrera y
miserable.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07
vERDApEs vlEJAs Y NuEvAs.

Ell padre que no enseha a su hijo
I'm oicio, 10 prepare para ser ladr6n.
Una buena reputation es Glen re-
ces mejor que una buena cara.
un joven haragan sera de flo un
yiejo pobre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

En- que Sc parece lin ladr6n a uno
que lie han puesto vacunas?
En- que esta a punto de que lie prem.
dan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Mozo, tiene vd. algo c~aliente?
81, senior, los pies, desde que uso
zapatillas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Nix: Soy Ell orgulloso padre de un
chicuelo, amigo milo!
Max :-Aguardate a que crezca Ell
ohicuelo y Sc to acabara ell orgullo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Debemos considerar la economic
como una tia yieja que al fin nos ha
de dejar algo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Resue'vete a no ser pobre; Quail
quiera que sea tn renta. haz que tus
gastos sean IGNORES que ella.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-07

Esos dedos que til tienes,
de dos quieren parecer,
pero en- tanto que 70 viva
Nunca de dos han de ser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
ELEPHANT AT LARGE
NEAR MAGDALENA

A wild elephant with long tusks in
habits the vicinity of AIagdalena, n. NJ,
IL the animal has not persisted in the
snow which covers that section Of
the country, according to J. r. Cal
usha, who arrived Thursday night
from Albuquerque.
= Wednesday, a circus, having 80
wagons which detraiued at Holbrook.
Ariz., and is making its way overland
from that place to SOcOrrO. y. 81,
where il is said it viii spend the win
ter, camped at Magdalena. The ele-
plant which escaped was put in
shed. That night snow fell and the
animal broke out. Huge dents in the
snow showed that the elephant was
travelling at a rapid pace and headed
for the Arizona line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
ST Inmfa T.ann and EnaIfar.

81. LOUIS Lead anu 8peAEeEs
New York, y Y, Dec. 1S.-Money, on
closing bid. 4 offered at AZ.
Time loans, easier: 60 and 80 days. S
percent; six months, 555.
Close Prime mercantile paper. S
percent. sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at
4-SOS0 for so day bills and at 45510 for
demand.
Commercial bills. 4SOH.
Bar silver, g..
Mexican dollars, 491R.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Copper, quiet; standard spot 100
bid; Dec 1887 n 1lz5: Jan, 1915 U1IIg;
Feb, 1875 0IT2O: March, 1875 G1715;
1881; castings, 1725 N1137-
Tin. dull; spot and Dec, 4s45 a 1915;
Jan, 1880 a 1850.
Lead easy: 425 q 435.
Spelter, easy. 72OG74O.
Anthony, quiet: COOksOn's 1880
Iront quiet and unchanged.
st. Louis Lead and Spelter.
St Louis, No, Dec. 13.-Lead. firm;
Spelter, weak: 7125k.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican MOney-El PasO Quotation.
Mexican pesos CEI PasO buying
Mexican, currency Gel PasO buying
ExehanEe- Getty Of Mexico) 4s.55.
Ell PasO Smelter Quotations.
Corrected Daly.)
Bar silver, 81.
copper (wire bars) 1875.
Copper Cathode (cts- per Id 1880.
Lead u. Y. sales price, 4.55.
Lead (LOndOnl t18, 81, Dc.
Weekly Averages.
DOUGLAS Smelter QuotatOns)
Bar silver, 64-O4
Copper (wire bars) 1877.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13

New York, n. Y, Dec 12.-Unex-
pected weakness in some quarters
caused rapid bidding of prices in the
early trading in the stock market TO-
day. by bull operators. encouraged by
yesterdays buOyant recovery. South
ern Pacific had shown consistent
strength during the long decline in
Union Pacific and when 1t dropped
three points today to 1863 traders
were confused Canadian Pacific weak
ened under unusually heavy selling, a
large part of which was said to be On
orders from Berlin. Board room Cos
sip TO the effect that the attorney gen
eraI had rejected tentative plan for
ger also tended to undermine prices
and the early gains vanished Union
Pacific sold practically under yester-
days close, Amalgamated and Steel
over one point and Canadian Pacific
almost five points
Bonds were irregular.
Buying orders made their appear
anCe and the whole list moved up
strongly. Canadian Pacific rallied
three and other issues one to two
points.
Trading was comparatively dull al
ter the recent turmoil and in the late
dealings fluctuations were narrow, but
the market gained steadily with COW
erIng operations a big factor.
The market closed firm. stocks IN
which speculative interest usually is
not broad, particularly Pennsylvania
and the local traction group, showed
some activity and strength Otherwise
the movement of prices was desultOry
and final figures were not far away
from yesterdays closing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
LIVESTOCK

Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. Dec 1S.-Cattls-
Reefs. 1000, Including 400 southernss
market steady. Native steers, $3.50
1918; southern steers, S5.OOG7.40s
southern cows and helfers. S3.75 a 6-50:
native cows and heifers, S3-75 q 1885,
stOckers and feeders, $500 q Z. so: bulls.
$3.50 q 6.25. calves, $6.O0G1O.00- western
steers s6.00QS-50; western cows $500
q $50.
Hogs-Reets. $500: market strong to
sc higher: bulk Of sales, S7.25 80:
heavy, $40 67.55; packers ana butch
ers; s7.30qT-5o: light, S7.l5 40: pigs,
Sheep-Rects. 10000: market strong.
MuttOns. $500 o. SIS; lambs, S6-25 US-00:
range Wethers and yearIngss $3.50 q
200: range ewes, S3-25 6A50.
Chicago LiFesrOcE. Close.
Chicago, III, Dec. 13-Cattle-Rects
1000; market steady. Beeyes. $500
1910; Texas steers, $3.50 $50: west
ern steers, $40 G9.15. stOckers and
feeders, $40 7.6O: COWS and heifers.
$2.S5 q 7.65. calves. S6.75 I11.0O
HOgs-Rects- 2OOOs market strong.
Light, $1,000 lao mixed sos q 7-45;
heavy S7-05 G7-50: rough. sos q 7-5O;
pigs. 800 G7-5O; bulk OF sales S7.25 O
Sheep-Reets. 1900: market steady.
Native, S41O a 30; western, $3.50 q $40.
yearlings, $500 6.905 lambs, native.
S6.4OGS.35: western. S6.50G $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
L ] DwarlocL.- EIzhaa- Ar-Z-l
THREE MINUTES TO
MARRY; MURPHY AIDS
Justice OF Peace Aids Cupid In We'd
ding Marathon With Immigration
paonIel CorfestfmG.

Friday morning the 18th, Cupid and
justice of the peace James J. Murphy,
beat the United States immigration Of
ficers and incidentally established a
record of three minutes in which
man could secure a marriage license,
run three blocks and be married be-
fore the time had expired.
That morning an immigration officer
called at the county Jail with a war
rant for the department of Antonio
Rodriguez. About the same time Vi
cente Lopez rushed into justice Muir
phys office. Hurriedly he told the jus
tfce that the immigration officers were
going to send the woman he wanted to
marry back to Mexico Murphy sent
him on the run to county clerk Park
Pitman for a marriage license, and
phOned the jail to hold up the serving
of the warrant until he could see the
defendant.
When the bridegroom returned with
the necessary document he and
the justice marathoned 1t down to the
county JAIL where the justice per-
formed the ceremony. and the con-
tracing parties walked out of it. man
and vile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
LIGHT OFFERINGS
SEND WHEAT UP
Receipts From Northwest
Are Diminishing-PrO-
visions Advance.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 13.-Wheat rose to-
day, Influenced by predictions OF
smaller world shipments Receipts
northwest, too, were diminishing and
pit offerings were on a limited scale.
The stock margin strength also helped
The opening was &c off to q like
amount up. May Started at 892t to
693sc, unchanged to 1sc higher, and
climbed to 9Oc
The close was nervous with May at
soc. a gain Of "A C net
May corn opened d shade lower to
an equal advance at 49, TO 48%c, and
hardened TO 1890.
The close was steady with May 1c
net lower at 4S4 TO 4S1zc
Ma oats, which started at 327s TO
33c, varying from a 18th down to a
18th gain, appeared inclined to hold
within those limits.
Higher prices for hogs carried DrU-
visions up grade. The first transac-
lions were unchanged to TIC higher.
with May S1S-311a Tor pork: $1,000 20
$1,000 Il for lard and $3.50 Tor ribs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
ENGLAND HOSTILE
TO MORMON BAND
Missionaries Are Driven From Hall and
Through Streets Of Ipswich-Ap-
peal to American Embassy.
IondOn. FnC. Dee. 13.-MormOn

London, Eng, Dec. 13.-Mormon mis-
sionaries today requested the United
States embassy to intervene in their be
half with the authorities of Ipswich,
where they have been refused police pro-
lection for a big meeting arranged for
December 10.
The MormOns have been proselyting IN
London for some weeks past and have
met with hostile receptions At a meet
ing held at Ipswich a crowd drove the
missionaries from the hall and through
10 streets.
The police of Ipswich found great diff
Guilty in protecting the MormOns from
the population.
The missionaries telephoned to the
embassy today declaring they were
American citizens and asking Tor inter
vention. The matter is under considers
ion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
FORMER CRIPPLE CREEK MARSHAL
DENIES E.LBEZZLEMENT CHARGE-

salt Lake City Utah, Dec. 1S---Cap-
tain Peter Eals, who was marshal OF
Cripple Greek, Colo, when the gold
camp was still wild and woody, spent
last night in the salt Lake City jail.
He had just come in from California
and was arrested at the request OF
the chief of police of san Francisco
who wired that he was charged with
embezEling in receiving money for
partnership in a patent medicine bust
ness. Eeals denies the charge. He
gave his age IS So years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
STARVES HERSELF TO
BRING BABY TO LIFE

Calgary, Alberta, Dec. 13-Wasting
her strength for more than month
in the idle hope that her fast would
bring back to life the babe that per-
ished two months after birth, Mrs.
Henrietta Irving wife of a rancher
near here, died Dec. 8, and today the
husband reported the matter to the
coroner. The mother, father and aunt
OF the child participated in the fast.
When the child died the body was
covered with blankets and held for
the resurrection that was supposed to
follow the fasting process.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
NATIONAL MOOSE DIRECTOR
10 Address LOCAL LODGE.

Col II. p. Rucser. national director
Of the Loyal Order Of Moose and a
Of the supreme lodgS. is here from
Denver for a visit with be local Moose
lodge. Col Rucker viii Gel yer an adj
dress at the reg liar meeting of the
lodge this evening The Moose lodge
is contemplating the erection IF a sana-
tOrium in the so ItuWest and local
Moose say Col Ruckar's visit here may
have some connection with Uls location
of the building in IL aso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
TEXAS JUDGES ARE
SCORED BY COLQUITT
Governor Tells Them They Are to
Blame For Any Cases OF Mis-
cnrriage of Justice.

Austin, Texas, Dec. 13.-GOvernOr
Colquitt today scored the district
judges OF Texas in an address deliv-
cred before the judges convention
He said the judges were to blame for
many of the technicalities in the
practice before their courts and the
fault in many instances where a mis-
carriage Of justice occurred was due
to the court. He said the courts were
too prone TO let politics enter into
their deliberations and that in many
instances poor defendants were rail-
rOaded to the pen while wealthy ones
were turned loose
Governor COlquitt will recommend
the complete repeal of the stenOgra-
piers law, which is an imposition Oh
poor Itigants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
HeInInr 81 shoppInr

UsefulIy and artistically, our speciality.
Bring your list to US today We can
fit each requirement III San Fran
cisco street
kraknuer. Zork 6 Moye. sners.. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
COMMISSION HAS JURISDICTION
OTER MINDLESS MESS AGES

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 13.-The In
terstate commerce commission ruled
today that under the act making tele-
graphic and telephone companies COM
mon carriers. it has jurisdiction over
wireless messages from a commercial
station in the United States to ship
at sea. whether a United States CT
a foreign ship. but il has no jurisdiC-
tion over messages between two
American ships at sea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
COTTON
New YORK Cotton.

New York, n Y, Dec. 1S-CottOn-
Spot closed quiet Middling- uDlands,
1910: middling gulf. 1885 Sales 500
Galveston Cotton
Galveston, Tex, Dec. 13.-COttOn-
Higher, u 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-13
EsCAPED PRIsONER sURRENDERs.

Cauettsburg. Ky, Dec. 13.-Everett
White, who surrendered to the Omaha
police was charged with killing Chas.
Lowe in this city on the night of Jan.
., 1910. He was tried several months
later and the jury found him guilty OF
murder in the first degree and recon-
mended clemency. 1t developed that
he was under IS years of age. and the
court sentenced him to the refOrmatory
at Greendale. After about six months
he escaped and nothing more had been
heard from him here.