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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
OLD LA GRANGE MERCHANT
Is DEAD FROM PARALYSIS

LA GRANGE, GA, Sept SC. II.
McFarlane, aged SO years, who died
after an illness of year following a
stroke of paralysis, was buried in Hill
View cemetery. Mr.. McFa-lane was
born in Harris county. although he re-
moved to Troup county early in life.
He went from this county as a private
in the Civil war. The Confederate vet
Grams had charge of the funeral and
DR.. a. B. Vaughn and Judge w. w.
Turner of1iciated He Is survived by
his widow and two children. son,
Charles McFarlane, of Augusta and
Miss Alice McFarlane. a teacher in the
public schools OF this city. For many
years he was leading merchant of this
city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
STOMACH SICK, SOUR, UPSET AND
" FULL OF GAS2 PAPE'S D|APEP SIN
In five minutes Time i'll All Indigestion, Heartburn
and Dyspepsia gone and your stomach feels fine.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam,
age-do, you? Well, don't bother II
your stomach is in a revolt; If sour
gassy and upset and what you. just
ate has fermented into stubborn Jumps;
your head dizzy and aches; belch gases
and acids and eructate undigested
food breath foul, tongue coated-just
take a little DiapeDsin and in five
of the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that it is needless to have a bad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
BATES WON
BY UNKISSED' SUITOR;;
TO WE'D IN NEW YORK

p DENVER, COLO, Sept. 3.-George
Creel the ''unkissed" police commission
er OF Denver and well known editorial
and magazine writer. will be married in
december to Miss Blanche Bates, the
actress. The announcement was made
iast night The wedding will take place
in New York
ne engagement Of Creel and Miss
Bates was rumored year ago, but was
weakly denied at the time by both Now,
however. Creel admits that the actress
Will soon become his bride .t
Creel is graduate of the University
OF Kansas. He writes mainly on sociolog-
zeal questions. Employed on The Rocky
Mountain News, he Is also a leader in
the movement TO regulate the tender
loin' Of Denver by virtue of his police
eommissionership.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04

stomach. A little Diapepsin occasional
~ keeps the stomach regulated and they
eat their faVorite foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion;. if
your food is damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep-
sin, which costs only fifty cents for
large case at drug stores. it's truly
wonderful-it dlgests food and sets
things straight. so gently and easily
that it is astonishing. Please don't go
on and on with a weak, disordered
stomach; it's so unnecessary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
FOUR TRAINMEN HURT
WHEN GEORGIA ROAD
FREIGHTS COLLIDE

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept S.-Conductor H.
L. Winter and Flagman r. 4. Davis were
seriously injured when the second section
of Georgia railroad freight train No. '210
ran into the caboose of the first section
near Crawfordville today
II. l.. Graham, of Augusta. and n. II.
Young, OF Union Point, pump super
visors, who were riding on the engine OF
the second section, were slightly injured
The wreck was caused by the first sec
ton stopping to get up steam and the
crew Of the second section not being sig
nailed TO stop.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
AcclpENTE FATAL.

: Tina fatalidad tiiste ocurri6 en- "a
nina Fannie en- MogoIlon cerca de las
tres de Ia tarde el sabado de Ia Sc
mana pasada por la cual Louis Cowan
perdi6 su vida. Ell joven estaba EN-
pleado como aceitador en- el cuarto
de ingenios Fannie, y POGO antes de-
salir del trabajo el sabado trep6 arri-
ba de la rueda volante a componer
una de las copas de aceite En- all
guna manera inesperada Sc reshal6
y cay6 en- la rapida volante rueda, re-
cibiendo lastimaduras las cuales pro-
baron ser fatales.
FL finado contaba al tempo de SUI
muerte II amos de edad y habia esta-
do en- Mogollon cerca de un mes So
lamenle. Los restos fueron traidos a
Silver City en- un autom6vil, llegando
aqui q la media noche el domingo.
Los restos fueron acompanados por
Louis W. Cowan un hermano del
finado. Los restos fueron sepultados
en- el cemeAterio de Tularosa. Silver
City Independent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

FOr queJA ue "a pId. ROp6ft speak
man, de Commerce St., quien du-
rante Ia semana jur6 una declaration
jurada en- contra de 81. Vivian Cha
yes fue arrestado por el Jefe de Poll
cia Ben Coles acusado de incendiaris-
mo, La Sra. Speakman dice que Cha
YES satur6 un costaI con aceite de
lampara Y 10 prendi6. tirando IA ma
"A ardiendo en- 81 techo de Il casa
Speakman, Ia cual sin duda hubiera
sldo destruida 81 no hnbiera sido des-
cubierta la lumbre.
Baj0 investigation, el Jefe Coles
halo que una parte del techo mostr6
evidencias de haber habido una lum-
bre en- el mismo Ante el Juez Muir
ray Chaves Sc evadi6 de Ia exanina-
oion fud aflanzado para q gran ju-
RADIO. El juez Murray MO Ia fianza
EN- $1,000 Chaves, no podiendo dar-
la. fue obligado de if Ia carcel. Cha
yes. quien vive al oriente de las lineas
del ferrocarril Santa Fe en- la parte
norte de la ciudad. Sc VIC en- diiiculta-
des en- un baleamiento on tempo pa-
sado. Sc dice que hay mala yoluntad
entire las familias Dhaves y Speak
man Las Vegas Optic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
UNA OBRA DE- CAR ioAD pIcNA1
De ENcoMio.

Una senOra anciana que responde
tai nombre de- Lorenza Padilla su
lhijc, Pillar Padilla, los dos personas
de mente insana. Pillar PadilIa pa
de 10 por 81 espacio de tres meses
en- CANA y la gente de Ia plaza les lle-
vaba auxilio a estos pobres incapar
Icitados, cada quien d segun sus cir
|cunstancias Por fin nauri6 81 j0ven
Pillar en- Chilli, n. a.. el dia IA de
IDioiembre, 1912 Estos dos individuos
|se halIaban hospedados en Ia casa de
Don Isidro Martinez, 81 esposa t,lr
70 cuidado durante su enfermedad.
Don Jose D. Baldonado, hacienda
las veces de collector juntamente con
eeferino Garcia cir ularon una lista
entire los residentes de Ia poblacion y
Los siguientes ciudadanos contribu-
geron para sufragar los gastos del
funeral, q cual fuA de los mas bien
|atendidos:
Francisco Maldonado $50; Francis
GO Gutierrez 25; Saloine Torrez 25;
[Jose Sedillo 25cts; Abenicio Garcia
l0cts; Isidro uontoya 50cts; Sotelo
Apodaca 25cts; Agustin Gonzales 20
its; George McAfee zocts; Frank
Dow 25cts; Juan Benayides 25cts; Ma
nuel Gallegos 25cts; venceslado Ga
llegos 25cts; Daniel Torres 25cts; Jo-
se B. Martinez 25cts; Higinio Torres
|25cts; Jose 7. Martinez 75cts; Eduar.
- :. ~ -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
FrllcirA,cIoNEs,


Ell Nuevo Mexicano y cada uno CO.
nectado con el mismo desea a todos
y q cada lector una Navidad Dichosa
n i'm Feliz Aio Nuevo.
Todos nosotros esperamos que 81
aiio de 1913 sea uno que quiebre Fl
registro en- un modo de negocios y
que cada uno de nuestros patrocinado-
res hallen 4 la conclusion del mismo
mucho mas de contento. mucho mus
de felicidades, mucho mas de prospe'
ridad que las que han conocido antes'
Esperamos que La ciudad con 10
GALERA DOCE IL ia 20 nah saeha
Puerta Alberta sea mejor conocida
ror todas parties que antess que ten
dra hu6spedes en- mas grandes nume'
ros que los que ha conocido aates
lue nos hallaran mas animados. hos
pitalarios, alertas para darles una
bienvenida cordial, que estaremos po
60 mas aseados en- nuestros habitos
,nunicipales Y que en- todos modos
seamos rcconocidos como una de las
ciudades mas atractivas. interesaates
ueiiciosas que Sc puedan ha''ar er
cl coastinente Americana.
Nosotros 10 podemos hacer, uste
des 10 saben, va hemos sido here
dados con el espfritu de adelanto
mejoramiento y todo 10 que necesita
mos es empujarlo y darle mas y mas
inspiration.
Queremos que los lectores del Nue.
yo Mexicano sepan que nuestro deset
en- desarrollar en- todos modos. NJ
eg Ell medic por medic del cual la'
animosidades tienen que ser levanta
ias 8 animadas Queremos progreso
Queremos hacer todo 10 que este 81
|nuestro poder para ayudar en- 81 ade
Ianto de nuestra amada vieja ciuda;
Iy nuestro gran, creciente y promote
ldor estado
Por 10 tanto yamos trabajando Jun
ltos con entusiasmo y unanimidad pc
Fra hacer 4 Santa Fe mas grande, me
jor mas bien conocida Que el AM
de 1918 sea eI estandarte victorioso
Que nos venga una sorpresa cuand
veainos realizado 10 que hemos cor
seguido.
vamos tomando un brindis todo
juntos -hablando metaf6ricamentt
por cierto. a la prosperidad y progrt
SO de Ia ciudad
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
|oEoRcE w. ARMtJ0 coNTRAJO
NATRIMoNlo CON IA seNoRI'
IA 4 uLu KNIGHT.

George w Armijo, anteriormente
escribano del conqado \ candidate pa
ia secretario de estado. sorprendi6 q
todos sus amigos Il mierccIes cuandc
sc supo de su boda. Ia novia es Ia
sehorita Lulu Knight, hija Dc Ia Sra
George +. knight, quien reside en- la
Avenida de Palacio.
Ofici6 en- Ia ceremonial el Juez Aso'
ciado R. HI Hanna en- 81 cuarto Dc u
corte suprema en- el capitolio cerca
de las p. m.
III Sr. Armijo y su novia fueron yis-
10 paseandose en- un carruaje alrede'
dor de la ciudad temprano en- Ia tar
de, pero aun algunos dc sus nlejores
amigos no tenian idea de Ia boda DE
Navidad. Pronto circularon las noti'
cias. y en- la noche no era otra Ia
conyersacion. M 81
= FL Sr. Arfnijo es miembro de una
de las familias mas yiejas en- el sud
oeste, su padre Y abuelo habiendo Il
gurado prominentemente en- Ia histo-
ria de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
cARTA CIRCULAR A Los DiREc.
Torres DE EscuELAs DEL CON-
DADo DE SANTA FE. VI!

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siiamado az stra yez POI un lnforme ue
"a coles,acion ION as la capltaclon ae es'
cuela' AZ reclpo de es1a' me naran q
favor de manaar una Hsta nueva de
todos aquelios obiigados ai pago de "a
capltaclon por lsll8y 1917, X marcaI
aquellos que nan pasado' aqueiios
que toaavla eslan ueilncuentes Y Las
raZOnns nor tai dplinpllepria I'm eg.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
REDFIELD MENcioNADo TARA
UN pUEsTo En- H. oABiNETE.

+
Washington, ID. C. Die 26 El Dr.
!putado william VI Redtield. dc Brook
lyn, M Y., presidente de Ia snb-comis
sion de la comision dc la camara de
distrito. el cual ACADIA de presentar
un informe sobre los in6todos de Ia
oompra del Distrito de Columbia, Sc
meciona por los dem6cratas como una
posjbjlidad fuerte para FL gabinete
de Wilson La posicion en- Ell gabine-
te con la cnal su nombre es mas fire.
cuentemente rnencionado es aQuella
de secretario del departamento de CO
mercio y trabajo, la cral tai yez sea
diyidida en- dos departamentos POI
el siguiente congreso El nombre dc
IMr. Redfeld tambien ha sido mencio
nado Ell connection con 81 departamen
10 de Ia marina.
FL Senador O'corman, de Nueys
York. quien tai yez sera consulate
por el Gobernador Wilson sobre asun
ftos del gabinete, lia sido por mucht
I, tempo admirador del dipntado Red
field Sc entiende que 10 favorec'
(, para una posieion en- el gabinete $
Nueva York es que tiene que ser re
| lpresentada.
/ FL Dipntado Redfield ha tenido i
admiration dosmucfos miembros de
congreso debido su habilidad en- Ia
discusiones acerca de ID tarifa. Su
u i w. 4. 81 4 :. ": n. y. n II, ,.y,.,{y,x
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
JOHN scHRANk NO Sc ALLIE
CON EL TRAHAJo.

Oshkosh, Wis. Die. 26,-John Sch.
rank, quien atent6 asesinar Taco
dore Roosevelt, Sc reporta que es I'M
paciente modelo en- el Hospital para
los Insanos. I'll superintendent dice
que es fiel en- su trabajo pasa q
mas de su tempo leyendo v escrt'
biendo y hacienda tai trabajo como
es requerido de los pacientes en- Ia
yarda criminal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

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I'll Pnso. Texas 10 0i1 t1n despe
cho d in papeI do l@oQ8tar tlxorts
dice que los Indies YAQul1, 64eppns A.
un ataq1e que duro 5doe dlas, capt!,
|farch lii plaza de Sonora DE- 5an MI
guel. aseainaron a Inuoh0e de los ha
|bitantes se lIevaron yartas mucha
chas 4 las inoiatahas
81 reporta que los Yaauis estal
|bien arinados bien Qfgant1adoe
Los habitanfes ~ IL plaza dice q
especial, pelearon hneta que Sc lef
acab6 Ii I1unicion c,iando ios Indios
q,aienes 0f f,ier<o de varIos centena'
'res hicieron Il ataque hasta que gana'
ron entrada.
4 Escenas de terrffica mutilacion 81
guieron " solamente unos cuantos o.
capando para relatar al inundo De
afuera 10 acontecido. Los Indlos se
retiraron 4 las montailas llevandose
a las muchachas con ellos,
San Marcial es el centre del distri-
to carhonffero de Sonora, situado po-
90 mas que 80 naillas al surestc de
HermosiIIo, Esta es IA prImera yez
EN- todo 10 que Sc sabe. donde los va
quis con tanto exito asaltaran una
plaza grande, su oampaia ha estado
crecIendo mas intrepida cada dia.
Unas cuantas semanas pasadas pelea-
I =. L1f tx
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

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bro del partido naclonal rogreslsta
zen eSte estado.
El gobernador otero acana ~ -
\ eresar DO Chicago donde atena'o
ia convention de 1900 cauQlilos pro'
sgfesistas de todas parties az - union ~
yE'u6 una reunion tremenda ae noin
bres quienes desean que ios princi'
pios progresistas sean mas aventa1a, y
d0a eaa los slkuientes cuatro anos.
col1 tlnsld e. Eopernauor' n te'''a ~ -.
todo6 cada uno AZ estos pros sfesis' y.
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cia dqierminado venirse a su casa 2 Z
continqar la peiea con mas aroor. l'F I.
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graDde que aiates sen Nuevo ~ z Aico'
donde las ideas progresistas nan ~
mado tanto adelanto' &
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mo Fl 81. Il Y se arregio denni'iva- I
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iuex d ii corte supren1a de su dis
tito, Estan calificados como mie1n.
bros de- ii compafiia de- organixacIon
ID IL compafiia. ~
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ra pendiente ante Ia comision de re.
elas. l1I senador de los Estados UNI
dos Gallin8sr de New P1ampstire. wv
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-24

When a man becomes promi-
nent the papers print his wife's
pictures. But you haven't seen
the picture of the husband of the
woman who caused the Roosevelt
demonstration at the Chicago
convention, have Yeul
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-24

She (aattering with eyes and
voice -Arthur, dear, / find that
we still need few things to make
our little household more service
able.
He-What is it now?
She-Well, for instance, we
need a new hat for mel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-24

''You're working very hard to-
day, Jake, me son" said a friend
to a brick1ayer's laborer, How
many hods O mortar have We car
ried tip that ladder since startin'
timer"
Flush, me tad,". said Jake with
a wink. ''I'm- foolin' the boss.
I've carried the same. hodful up
and down all day, and he thinks
Pm workingP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-24

stands for Theodore, bafled
and grim;
stands for roller that rolled
over him
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-24

It's Just the border from the land of workaday,
hard to reach it if you'll only make start
With cherulness and with laughter your heart
1t isin't Joyland, but you'll find the path
you the marshes filled with hate and lust and WRATH
You round the mountain that buded by despair
And YOU try travel in the desert place of
But whistle as you wander and laugh at every
And you'll surely get to oyland whatsoever way you 60
You will merry comradeshabby folk mayhap and poor
But lips always smiling and their friendship sure
And you'll glad you started and the time will be SO feet
II will though fastened wings feet
with youa and strong or small and a1
You'll your good companion hindrance on the trail
So toss away your burdens, it IS better to travel so,
And you'll surely get Joyland whatsoever wayyou CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
SOME MEN DO THIS
AFTER SEVERAL DRINKS

New York-Mrs. Selma Lewis,
who looks like a girl of twenty but
admits to many more years than that,
has a new method of keeping young
despite the passing of the years. 1t
is a simple way, too, of defying the
inroads of Father Time, and consists
of talking to yourself whenever alone.
OF course, what you say to yourself
makes a lot of difference, and the
conversation must always be of an in
spring and happy kind. And you
mustn't whisper in a half-hearted,
shamed way but talk right out loud
and tell yourself that you are young,
beautiful and whatever else you want
to be- Eventually, by auto-sugges-
ton, you will get to believe 1t, and
then it is but step to making other
believe it by looking and acting the
self-imposed part.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
To Run Combine With Gasoline.

Row Ritner and w. A. Storie have
just purchased a $500 gasoline en-
gine with which to operate the ma
chinery of their combine. The en-
gine, which is a 45-horse power one,
is stationed on the machine and, by
running the machinery, leaves the
horses nothing to do but pull the
combine. Messrs. Storie and Ritner
figure that they can save the cost of
the engine in one season by the extra
gain they will secure by reason of
the added power. Other well known
farmers who are operating the ma
chinery of their combines with gaso-
line are Thomas Thompson, L. l..
Mann and Marion Jack.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
AUDIENCE PROTESTS AT OPERA
Scene Shifting in Darkness Anglers
Paris Theater- GOers.

Paris-The performance of ,Wag-
ner's "Rheingold" at the Paris opera
was enlivened by protests from the
audience. Felix Weingartner, who
had been engaged to conduct the ring
series, persuaded the management
Messenger & Broussan, to follow the
Beyreuth custom of having the scenes
changed in darkness or behind a veil
of steam, initiating clouds
The noise made on the stage COW
cred that made by the orchestra. A
couple of scene shifters during the
interlude between the second and
third acts, started quarreling, and
they used language neither soft toned
nor parliamentary.
Then the audience took a hand and
produced a symphony that Wagner
never could have rivaled-a symphony
of whistling, catcalls, cries of shame
full" That's enough" and Turn
them out!'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
LAW BARS HER FROM 100000.
San Francisco woman Asks Court TO
Declare Her Competent.

San rancisco.-Because she wants
to go to Pennsylvania to establish a
legal residence so she may be declar-
ed competent to inherit the estate of
her father, the late Peter L. Kimberly
of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Viola Webb de
Latimer applied to Superior Judge
James NJ. Trout sitting for Probate
Judge Coffey, for a family allowance
Of $500. She was declared an incom-
petent by a jury in Judge Coffey's
court last September and barred
from inheriting 100000 bequeathed
by her father. The bequest is being
handled by the court. Mrs de Lat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
AUTO SPEEDER. FEARING JAIL
SENTENCE COMMITS SUICIDE
Former saloon Keeper in Minneapo-
lis Drinks Poison When He Hears
Judge Will No Longer Fine Him.

Minneapolis, Minn.-Fear that he
would be sentenced to the workhouse
for ninety days is believed by city Of
ficials to have been the motive for
the suicide by poison Of Peter Blar,
an old-time Minneapolis saloon-keep-
er, hotel and theater proprietor Blar,
who has been in court numerous times
for speeding his automobile, was to
have appeared for sentence, having
been convicted by jury of driving
his car while intoxicated. 1t was ru-
mored at the city hall that because
of trouble in the past by Blar, Munic-
ipal Judge Leary contemplated send
ing him to the workhouse for ninety
days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-21
GIRL SAVES FATHERS LIFE.
Parent Bitten by Snake, Child Slashes
Wound and Sucks Out Venom.


San Jose.-After having been bitten
by rattlesnake, Joseph Eberhard't t
life was saved by his twelve-year-old
daughter, Anata, when she cut the
affected part of the limb with her
fathers knife and sucked the venom
from the blood in the wound. Eber-
hardt and his little daughter were
securing the woods back of Palo Alto
when a huge rattler coiled and sprang
at Eberhardt and bit him in the leg.
He swooned and the little girl cut a
cash in his leg and drew the blood
from the wound. Bringing her faith
er to his senses the girl helped him
limp to a nearby farmhouse, where he
was placed on horseback and taken
to a Palo Alto hospital for treatment.