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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-23

thought. to take hold Of q small problem which makes
for advancement! They do almost through instinct
They eager for knowledge. And the placing Of
slight obstacles in their way toward that object will
only stimulate them"
Thus broadly did DR.. Maria Montessori sum up
her theory for the training Of small children the theory
which lies at the base of her famous Method" and
which. In my opinion. most clearly dinerentiates It
from the conventional kindergarten. II the average
mother In PINNED down To giving her honest oninion
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-23
Wort IL Held as slayer.

A Jury before Coroner terbottom
yesterday held Oscar vogt for the Grand
Jury on charge Of stabbing Mira
Agnese Guth. a milllner. at No. D6 West
Elghty-fourth street, on Dec. I last
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-23

about will
msche-but doesn't anythins"
Bobbie
the Of learning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
COLFAX COUNTY IN
LEAD IN WORK OF
IRRIGATION
Survey Work Being Done on
Black Mesa Project While
Various Other Important
Enterprises Are Under Way.

Special Correspondence Co the Herald I
Ration, y. NJ, Jan. CoifuN Doun-
Is, since the bcglnuiug this week of
active survey work On tho Black mcaa
irrigation project near this Dity. rlsilv
leads the rest of the state Boa inc
amount cot irritation Development uu-
der wa,. Engineer FpmuE s in
charge of the Black MESA work,
which b. being pushed rapidly
SiN tvau- from the Gilbert Bros.
construction camp GO Hebron have
been at work Tor the past three weeks
un the ditch In, iUr Ca. reservoir
intake and these VIII b, supplement.
cd later Dos dozen co. more teams
from the same source n is 90, exc
prrHtou ~ the Gilbert laIup Gao he
hrnn sr complete th, WORK con the
big dom a,tnsF Ga. >usarife fer 'h,
Maxwell lui1atod Lands company boz
March D The fore, ut aiNtt mon ANA
teams s uru rcs-us rapidly under
these open winter condition. wins tho
construction of dam - feet h.sh
Ht the dams center. and $4,000 fDrt
Boa lUneth. gumpItyd Goo ne HIuuI, ui
cumuuuudiu- $1,000 acre fees OF water.
10, several miles uf dU b IHe fur
abe Maxwell company lands twenty
mules south has already been come
pleted and placed 100 readiness for tbr
water fhut win Ir compounded and
used during thr .umiul season.
Th, paIo EauDu irrigation project
east ot springer under ih, direct sue
p,r,i-iau uf Nr HARTLEY - just u,lr-
sang completion ana tbr big M,lu.ur
project twelve miles east of Eutun.
ls ready tr fh, development uf "a
largo tract u' uIahI, land
From bI present indications 'hr
Black mon lands ur. certain to Dee
included Boo the seasons total of luW-
ing acres reclaimed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
OLD RANCRER SHOT AND
KILLED BY BAD MAN
WEST OF MAGDALENA

suCctrr y. Sc. 1.a ..-tllrr IlU-
srrIuF tr. days suE. Hu's,, au old
rauchmau. died tcstcruus 900 Hcsorvc.
IS Al os thy result cot b..n- shot u.rar
THROUGH ODE, lody I. 90 -u..tr1 county
"bad man" named Juan Romero
whil, Romero HHs engaged Boo shoot
lng up tAe ureuborbood ul kcinr FL
ramon near Heser,n during u spree.
uulfo aaa 30 harmless pid mon Vh" 10
les sHid owed Romero o. debt over
which quarrel aros, Romero Has
arrested and after "a preliminary hpaI-
lus at -oeoup H,iI to th, rrtud jury
aud romandod to iWl
o. rs declared that after Romero
ran amuck two Justices ui the peace
rciufcd Go issue a8rUauu for Dos tr.
rests claiming back Ut jurisdiction ou'
that iu reality because tsrs we're afraid
OF violence Ht tine hands ui Romero.
Lyu,ulnV was threatened Tor while
until Burwo went tu tu, Justice cot
the pearr at Lower Frisco and gaNo
himseIl ur Th. residents 90 k,n' IS
unch Ned whom Nomsru began to
shoot with tho exception uf young
Keine whom Romero forced Goo carIy
lantern while nc sought Cor some
one to shoot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
FARMERS
SPECIAL TO RUN
JANUARY IS
Santa Fe Demonstration Train
Will Spend Six Weeks En-
Route an Cover Extreme
Eastern Part of State.

Las cruces y, a., IAN. s.--Thr Az
ficuitirei coIlesc demonstration train.
which was 80 great a success last year
VIII be q feature in the instruction Of
The farmers 81 New Mexico again
this year IN fact there all be two
trains. according Co the Rio Grandc
Republican which has the following.
Tho Erst train will leave Stale COLI
lose January rs, and viii be run over
the lines of the Ei Paso 4 Southwest
crn railroad. This train will run from
W raso go Tucumcari and then over
the Dawson road 90 Dawson in Colfax
county, returning % rucumcarl and
running a. the eastern extremity OF
the state
This train will De similar 90 the
santa - train sent uut over that road
hy the college East year, equipped al
the college and manned by college
lecturers. This train VIII make a
great many STOPS and lectures and
demonstration VIII be made to the
farmers Last year thousands upon
Thousands of the farmers OF New
Mexico attended the lectures given
By the members of the college faculty.
and the Interest in scientific farming
methods has grown as a result The
train this year viii reach q portion Of
the state not traversed last year. and
win ho of great benefit To the farm
ers of the Rock Island southwest.
Through rrof Tinsloy. now con-
nected with the Industrial depart
ment Of the santa r.. another demon
stration train Will oe run over the
santa Re, starting some time in Feb
ruary This train viii contain one
car of exhibits. a Lecture car and ac-
commodAtious Tor the lecturers ~
viii he run over the santa re system
and pill be on the road more than
six weeks making longer stors than
did the train last year. and giving tho
farmers and others interested more
opportunity a. study the exhibits and
methods illustrated. This train viii
remain a day 90 most ~ tho towns on
tho snniC Fe and tho lecturers viii
hs enabled 90 give more careful att
tcntinn 20 c~tsiis
Good rCaCF win be given special at
-tcuslm cu hoth OF those trains -sfle,tsl
lectures on this subject will be- de-
livcrcd. and instruction given as TO
tho best methods and the desiraoillty
and advantage OF good roads.
Prof. Conway will accompany both
90 these trains and viii devote his
time 10 organizing and pCrlecting the
BOYS and Girls clubs. tho dig Indus
trial organization 81 the state. Farm
ing experts. horticulturelists, irrisa-
tion engineers. soil experts VIII be
sent out by the coilege with these
trains. and will render valuable aid
Co the farmers of tho state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
LAS VEGAS CLUB HAS
NEARLY $500 A MONTH

Las Vegas. g. ~. Jan. 6--At the
meeting uf The Commercial club SAT-
urday cvyuing the cantassing com
mtteo reported that the result of it.
'oburs had been to increase the mcm-
bcfship to i,2. the amount uf MONTH
ly dues Go f2t5 and thc advertising
fund Co St56.25. This gives tho club
"a total revenue per month ut S39t.2a.
The committee reported that % had
made thorough canvass uf the west
side bat had not met With the su,-
cess that mad been noticed loo East
Las Vegas pne coz two nig firms uu
the west side donated generously. bot
the smaller merchants Jid NOT "kiek
In as literally or as uum,rous'g a=
had been expected. The committee
declared that Il was the Intention of
the club to show the west sld.rs. enc
east sidcr~ and oN,rybod, that thc
49,. the benefit uf the entire
community This policy. u was stat
ed. is expected to unite the support
of the organization every brslurs~
and professional m'u boo thr entire
community
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
L0RDSBURG IN 1912
SPENDS OVER 100000

Lordsburg, y. NJ. Jan Moro
than 500 900 was spent for improve
meuts here In 1919. or This. $4,000
b. represented iu the new electric
lighl and power plant Among other
notable, improvements are 80 addi-
ton to the southern Puotnr round
hoIsc. new boiler and repair shops.
new thcator. % new hotel costing
$4,000 end numerous apartment and
dwelling houses. Ten thousand fcet
ui concrete sidewalks hat, been aid
sincc october lst
Considering contemplated improve
ments and a rcmsNaI otmmhE aetiv-
tiles 10 o. expected tuut ibis hgu.y NI,
De- greatly exceeded 10 1913.
one ot the FIRST and most important
improvements viii D., a ness school
house plans for o. have already h.eu
drawn n WIN cost 5000. Avian
a. white, state superintendent ut
public instruction. was here Goo nuufsr
with Najor Randall aud others GONE
corning It
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
SANTA FE TO PUT ON
NEW SAN BERNARDIN0
LOS ANGELES TRAIN

san Brrnardiu0 uI Jan >p
grcat has been thc Increase So 600,
through business u.fucou san Diego
and san Francisco. .I1 los Aru .s
ana San Bcru3riiuu since tho placing
rl tho saint and Angel tho fast night
uainr the Santa I' .s now CuufDu-
platug the Inauguration of "a thruseu
day train bewv,u 'UD northern Ali
southern end of Tho state. making o.
service similar foo that run hy tn.
Southern Pacific
Although tho local offices have uHt
received advice concerning Tho cstau-
iIthmout of tho train service 30 is uu.
grr-tuud th, santa Fe WIN hu.
equipment read. Inr the train souu
after the first p' tho year the rolling
stock Go bc ul th, palatiul type uH"
in use ou tine Saint and the AuHr'
Through service fa san Diego u"m
Ius Angeles iE Goo te provided Boa emo
operation oi % ,ur uu The regular sam
Diego Service.
The present schedule of the san
Francisco trains gisas "a ruriuE lm
uf 90 hours from us city to th'
northern tcrmlnul aud Bog case che
new train goes ON. tho Same timr nIll
probably be- consumed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
$500 ANNUALLY TO BE
SPENT BY ROSWELL IN
PUBLICITY WORK

Roswell y ~, Jan. C-Thc pub.
ucity campaign go ten the world that
Roswell and The Pccos valley is on
the map with thousands of opporiuni-
ties awaiting brains and biz OF cape
fiat, is assured. and Ia a short time,
possibly within the next Two weeks.
working through the Commercial club
publicity manager 20 handle the
writo-ups and display ADVERTISING. wiz
be employed and active work for the
next twelve months begun
n was tho Intention of tho Conn
mcrciai club Go only use $500 per
month for the nrst year. Tho sub-
scripuons OF the business men ana
property owners have exceeded their
expectations aud 5000 has been
raised with the prospects OF raising
s20o more. This viii give the club %
greater Workiug capital and reach a
wider scope than at hrst anticipated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
TOdayis News From All OUer the Sunshine State;
What's Doing and Where in New Mexico
FOOTBALL HAIR SAVES
LIFE OF MINER HIT ON
THE HEAD BY A ROCK

silver city. y. NJ. Jan. 6-Anlslto
1rlviso. who h employed rs mlucr
on one OF the Chloride Fiat properties.
met with an accident recently which
would probably have been fatal had
he not been wearing hoad 90 old
time foot ball hair 4 good sized
piece of rock fell down the shaft.
striking TrivisD ON the head. knock
ing him scrseiess aud just about taxi
inE half the scalp on bis head. Iir
vas buried to town. hui promptly
rceaincd consciousness and did not
even suffer coucussion of the brain
when fractured skull was uhou, the
least that could be expected. Bis
life wus undoubtedly saved by his
hair which was about ave inches long
and very thick ~ might truthfully
De called "a hair-hroudth escape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
GRAND CANYON WILL
BE REPRODUCED AT
FRISCO EXPOSITION

The Grand Canyon ~ the Colorado
river. the greatest scenic wonder OF
tho world and as such the prime tour
ift attraction % Arizona. Wfii be re-
produced AZ the Panama Pucinc IN
ternatlOnal exposition at SAN FrHn-
cisco by the Santa Pc railroad acs
cording TO Or Frederick Vining
Fisher. Who recently lccturcd here.
Tho reproduction VIII De made at "a
cost OF t300. 900.
-Cgmparativcly fcN people nave
seen The Grand Canyon because of its
remotcness from ccnters Of popuia
ton The visitors 90 10 are increasing
year by year. but there are many who
ear never see &c.
sine" the masses can not 90 to tho
canyon. tine canyon VIII Dee taken ca
them The santa Pc proposes 60 dup
ucute the sensations which person
experiences when Pc stands un the
end of tho trcmou1uJs gorge, a mile
deep aud g. miles across
This NIi bc done uy building COM
positc scenery GOO a huge building Toe
bchold,r Rill stand ON tuo yvranda OF
th, El ToNar hotel and g1ze Into "a
real sorEo which NIl 30, blended Inn
pcrccpunly into giant hack drop.
so lighted 1s t1 giyo Tine 'noct ot great
distances.
The effects or sunrise ana sunset
and the lursnI. scent glare .' Tho
moon viii pass over thr -roue during
20. 200 minutes ur so that tuc visitor
watches Guides vul tr,l Of the tor
t1ous drs cut OF thr British Angel
trau a real Arizona uurru will h'
part col thc picture
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
FIVE BELOW ZERO
At CLOVIS
Plains City Gets Brunt Of
Storm; Thieves Carrying
Off Houses and Furnishings
in Rural Districts.


Clovis. X. a.. Jan. 6.--one af the
coldcst spells this winter reached
Clovis saturday afternoon ABOUT b
o'clock and stayed. n has been snow
ing ever since saturday afternoon.
The thermometer reached i've below
zero about y o'clock last night. This
morning Il was one below nt O'CLOCK.
snow b. falling. with bitter cold
wind Up till nov no reports have
come in that stock Is suffering.
Sam Allison. one of the pioneers Of
Clovis who for years has been em-
ployed by local arm in this city. died
az the stroud roomlng house last Fri.
day. lc leaves no relatives except
some cousins whose whcros bouts b.
not known. lie was buried at clovis.
Quick pneumonia was the cause oil
death
There are quite a number OF cases
of tonsiitis in Clovis and several OF
the most prominent business men are
victims SIR Boyle. president OF the
American Bank and Trust company
had go bee operated an ~ tho cusc was
considered very severe By his ply
sicians.
70 has become "a general nuisance
cot In the rural districts for bold
thieves to actually carry or houses
and Furnishings Just recently one
man had the misfortune O. lose his
house. on Christmas eve some par
ties took b. upon themselves 90 de
moiish houses here in the city that
were not occupied and one house sur
Tered several hundred dollars dHrr.rp
in one evening oy the miscrcants de-
llberately breaking out windows and
Otherwise destroying property.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
ROSWELL DRAINAGE
DISTRICT 10000 ACRES

Roswell. s. &C.. Jan 6.-Thc Bos-
sven drainage district farmers viii hlc
"a petition Boo the district court iu "a Few
DAYS asking tho court to allow them
10 maka drainage district 100 this
drainage district tnrrc wnl be 10000
acres included Reid and lieryoy are
handunR t1c legal end Tor the petit
TONERS
This 1854 make four drainage dis
tucts pttiuon.ug 20 he organized
Lake Arthur district is nov propar-
Ing q petition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
GAME RANCH WOMAN
MAKES GUN BLUFF STICK

springer n. ST. Jan Airs Dol
VIVA CoWun thc other dag drove pu
seven men who she alleges wore
trospaesing ON her lard 90 noticed
men ana teams" said Mis- Cowun
worhiug on nay land Z Immediately
acut over and found ihe, bad taken
my fence down and pulled the posts
up and were ploWlnr 90, hand de-
mandcd that they stop hut tu.s they
refused Co do So went home and
got ms pistol ana went back ana
told them go ego. AU ul them moy-
ed but onc. he goa fresh su gave
him tvu minutes and Doe went
have lived here twelve years and
everyone knows mo, um e. lone woe
man, bat I Nill take care of my prup-
erly ard pay my taxes"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
GENERAL MANAGER
OF SANTA FE HERE
Fred G. Fox in Albuquerque a
Few Hours Today; Will Re-
turn Friday From the
South.

Fred g. Fox. general manager Ut
the santa We. with headquarters in
Amarillo. Tcxaa arrived in Albuaucr-
cue late last night and left un q spoc-
nl train before moon tor an inspection
trip over the RIO Gundc division. Mr.
FoN was accompanied south by H. NJ.
Hisbrc, chief engineer aud bN g. ".
sunmcrs suporiutcudcut of thc Riu
CFpudD division MA IuN said he
would return TO Nihu uuc either
Friday or saturday l.d us to the
rroEIvss of unuu looens toward thc
Shop extension work horc MT Fox
replied that everything IS proceeding
rapidly There hour ctNy prospect
ioy cIrl, beginning Of work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
HIGH CLASS MEN
r'-" NEAL r"r''"-'
DRINK HABIT
QUICKLY CURED
TREATMENT
QUICKLY CURED

The Neal treatment has brought
hcnith happiness and prosperity Co.
fnoufauds Of hlsh class men. Let us
furhiFh YOU references. Thr great
mission and work ~ tie Neal ls o.
reach 8ud save the able, bright and
Bucfesefu man who finds "a necessary
a. take mere drinks every dag ia his
efforts 10 overcome "craylnV sor d.
ouof and nervousness.
The cause of this D. tho poison %
alcohol stored up" in the system
1he Noal Hutidotes, noutrailxes and
eliminates this poison makes you
wal again IN three DAYS. Ncrl In
ef.tufCa established in So principal
ritlca 80 hypndermic injections or
had effects Treatment arranged for
a The Home for those who prefer
gan. write or phone NEAii INsII-
IffTE 2tf West stover avenue Fhone
ear Albuquerque. n. 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
CARRIz0Z0 DESIRES
TO BE INCORPORATED

Carflzozo y S. Jan. 1.--lncorpor-
alton Tor Carrlzozo tH now being
favorahly discussed Ia this toNn end
the Commercial clue has appointed a
committee Go Investigate and report
on ihe matter. The club held an enc
thus.Bstic meeting few DAYS ago at
which various important public mat
ters were discussed. A constitution
WAS adopted. stan ling committees ape
pointed and tfe club ln general got all
ready to prosecute vigorous cnm-
palef OF boosting for Cauizozo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
BabU'& O
DnfERs1

Every woman's heart responds 10
the charm and sweetness Of baby's
voice. because nature intended her for
motherhood But even the loving
nature Of mother ahrlnlgs from tho
ordeal because such a lime Is usually
n period OF suffering and danger
Women who use Mothers Friend ara
saved much discomfort and guncrins
and their systems, being thoroughly
prepared by this great remedy, are
In healthy condition 90 meet tho
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend IL
recommended only FOR the relief and
comfort of oxpcctaut mothers; u Is In
no sense n remedy Tor various illa
but It's many years of success, aud
the thousands OF endorsements re-.
colved from women who have used Il
are guarantee OF tho benefit 10 ba
derived from IT, use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim.
ply assists nature to perfect its work
Mothers Friend allays nausea, pro
\, y! hS'''i breasts sasi%' ana q 11)OfEIers
contributes 60 " KlntaTn1Fn
strong, healthy
motherhood Mothers Friend Il sold
at drug stores Write for our free
book for expoctant mothers
BRADfIELD REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta. Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07

n your children are subject 10 at-
tncls az Group. watch for thc nrst
fympt0m. hoarscncss 0lrs Cham
hcrlaiu3 Cough Kennedy AZ soon as
The child becomes hoarse and tho at
tack may boz warden on For sale
lly an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07
VIZ STAND on nor

W TA"hND w WI
IN our profession as Fancy Bakers.
making only the choicest Cakes and
Pastry for the best families IN this
section. Everything we put into our
products il perfectly pure and fresh.
and the greatest care g. mksn by ex-
pcriencad bakers 10 make each arr
ticle--from an ordinary nun up 10 a
brioes-cake--first-c in every re-
spcct. We solicit a trial and leave
the rest 10 your own judgment
PIONEER BAKERY
s0T south FIRST street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07

N rnm.. rs.m. .rarrrm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-07

TrimbIs's Livery ii' n. second 8,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
MAS cABLEGRAMAS
continuation de la IA. pagipa.)
j. MIR. WILSON
A CARRANZA? =?
Lo que dicen los partidarios
de este caudillo

Nueva York., 3d. Sc dice que les
constitucionalistas mejicanos residen-
tes Ell esta ciudad han recibido noticias
de su pals informandoles que ell presi-
dente Huerta no tiene intenciones de
celebrar elecciones ell mes de Octubre
proXimo, siendo su promesa de verif-
carlas solamente una jugarreta para
restarle .partidarios al general Carran-
"a.
Anade la information de los consti-
tucionalistas que Huerta Sc propone
continuar luchando hasta e. tenga mas
propicios tiempos para celebrar unas
elecciones en- las cuales pueda hacerse
elegir presidente de la rep1bIica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
DEsAsTRoso TORNADO
EN- Ell JAPON
Considerabillsimas perdidas.

Nueva York, 3D. Durante el dla de
anteayer, y ell de aver, un fortlsimo tor
nado azoto la capital del Japon destro-
zando centenares de casas.
Las cosechas de las plantaciones GER
canas a Toxic Sc han perdido casi por
complete.
Las avenidas de los rios derribaron
los puentes inundando mas de ounce
mil viviendas.
Hasta ahora, Sc tienen noticias de
que sesenta personals han perecido aho-
gadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Ell JUEGO DE BASEBALL

Nueva York, % Resultado de los
Juegos verificados aver tarde:
Llga Americana.-Bo Boston |. Wash
ington 0, II innings, New York 3, Fila
DELTA g.
Llga Americana Boston l. Broo-
klyn 5, New York 2, Filadelfa I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

polizan el comercio de una determine
ola mercader1a.
,Dicho senador pronunci6 un violell-
tlslmo dlscurso protestando de la mas
!energlca manera contra el m6todo de
legislar apelando a convenios priva-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
MR.. HITCHCOCK PROTESTA
La verdad es que tiene razon.

Nueva York, 3d.
Pasando por encima de 10 acordado
en- la reunion privada de los dem6cra-
tas, Ell lsenador Hitchcock present6 hoy
una enmienda para aumentar la contri-
bucion sobre corporaciones que mono
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

ST usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor de
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda com
prarlo.
~ quien pueds comprar sin dinero?
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE.
Tin MERCANTIL.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-07-17
COLD FORMERLY WAS FATAL
Natives Who Inhabited Arabian Dee
erts Centuries Ago Perlshed When
Nsrth Winds Swept Over Them.

It seems colds in the head were lot
worse In the olden times than they
think Of being nowadays. In fact
they were epidemics then, and used to
sweep across the deserts, killing OF
the natives by the hundreds.
Those peoples in the Arabian des-
erts seem to have been the worst
sufferers, and their cause was due
chiefly to the influence Of frightful
winds from the north. The country
was not built up in those days as 1t
ia now, and nature had her way. and
her ravages were felt In all lands
and by all nations.
Indeed, the ancients all described
this pest as due to the wind, and the
symptoms appear to have been essen
TALLY catarrhal. Even the animals
are recorded to be The victims Of these
same dreadful colds, which started In
the head and went through the en-.
tire body, resulting in dreadful pains
and shortly In. death. flo%
So the next time that you feel al
though the end Of the earth were
about to come for you. just remember
II you were living 5000 years ago you
would be IN q lot worse fix.