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The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
SAYS MEXICO IS AFLAME.
Former Governor Says Rebels Will
 Reach Capital by July.

New Orleans, La, May H. Revolution in Mexico will continue until slavery has been wiped out and the people effectively establish a government firmly grounded in ihe principles of social and politi- gal justice"
 This declaration was made here yesterday by Alberta Fuentes, for mer governor of the state of Aguas Calenles, who arrived en route to Goahuia to join Gov. Venustiano Garranza. military chief of the con- 3litutionalist forces
 Governor Fuentes declared that a sentiment favorable to Americans IS developing throughout Mexico Because of the refusal of the American government to recognize 3he Huerta administration. Such recognition, he declared would help
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

Cameras and Kodaks, all sizes, with always fresh Films, for sale and rent at Hiltebrand's, the Lead ing Photographer i6-6 i8-3
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

Tn the whole field of medicine there is not a healing remedy that will repair damage to the flesh more quickly than BILLIARDS SNOW LINTMENT In cuts, wounds. burns, sprains, scalds and rheumatism, it's healing and penetrating power is extraordinary. Price 25c, soc and SiO0 per bottle. Sold by McNer- ney's Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
NATURAL REMEDY
 IS THE BEST CURE
Health Authority Says NOuriShing Food, Sunshine, Sleep and Right Living Better Than Any Prepa-
 ration for Tuberculosis.

Washington, May ll.-Food, air, sunshine, proper living-not the panaceas widely heralded or rec commended by some willing friend these may effect a cure for tu- berculosis.
 This was the message to suffer- CTS from the white plague which Dr. D. C. Fucker, assistant surgeon general of the United States public health service, gave to the United Press yesterday.
 In his hands as he spoke was a letter-one of the thousands that have deluged the public health ser Vice-containing a heartbreaking appeal from a mother, whose son is ill with the disease. It came from Ida, Mich,
 A Typical Case.
 This is typical of those we are receiving" pr. Fucker said. This letter would make a wooden Indian cry, and he smiled wearily. It read:
 Kind Sir: Excuse me if I write
 a few words, but 1 am almost
 heartbroken. as my son, only 9
 years old, has tuberculosis of the
 lungs and is waiting for Dr.
 Friedmann's cure Please write
 and let me know right away
 where we can get it to save him.
 1 am a poor woman, but have
 enough friends to help me to get
 the money, and if you have it
 please send it right away, c. o. D.,
 to Ida, and your money will be
 there. All I have to depend upon
 is my dear only son.
 T wrote her." said Dr. Fucker, what I am telling all tuberculosis sufferers now-to use the remedies that Nature has provided and that science has proven to be beneficial. The government cannot tell white plague victims not to use the Friedman remedy and it cannot recommend it until it's curative powers are proven or disproved. We are making an absolutely i'm partial investigation of it's merits.
 Proper Living PrOlOngS Life.
 T can only ask that all tuber- culosis sufferers who contemplate taking the Friedman cure read carefully the following paragraph contained in the public health ser vices formal report:
 We are in a position to state
 that the effects thus far ob-
 served do not justify the conf
 dence in the remedy which has
 been inspired by widespread pub
 licity.
 These recognized remedies are nourishing food-lots of it-with meat, eggs, butter and milk; fresh air morning, noon and night, with a minimum of eXercise-sunshine, all the time the sun is shining-and proper living-long hours of sleep, no smoking and no alcoholic liq- uOrs.
 These have been proven of enormous value in the cure of tu- berculosis. No other cure, no mat ter how well advertised, has yet done as much.'
 My advice to patients" Surgeon Fucker said, as a last word, lis not to spend their money for drugs and medicines which are much adver- tised or may be recommended by persons always willing to give ad- vice in cases like this. Instead, spend money on good, digestible, nOurishing fOod-and remember
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
For Sale.

30 acres adjoining the town of Grannis, Ark. 25 acres in cultiva- ton. Good Groom house, well of water, barn and outbuildings. Price $500, half cash, balance n 12 months. Address J. E. Poe, Grannis, Ark, for particulars. itf
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

I have just received fine line of new Picture Holding for the spring cleaning of house pictures that you want framed. Come in and see my line of Picture Holding.
 l6-f 1S-3 Bert Hiltebrand.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-12-03

pounds of sugar were sent today by
parcel post by a local grocery store
to Clyde Park. The sugar was nec-
essarily wrapped in %20-pounds pack
ages. With the postage $1.2O per
hundred, no reason for the large ship
ment was advanced except possibly
the rancher wished to make the star
route carrier earn his money.
Bozeman, Dec. 1.-The school of az
riculture at the Montana state col
lege of agriculture and mechanic arts
has the largest enrolment in it's his
tory. Principal j. H. Hoist will n
deavor to secure work during the six
months of vacation for the deserving
boys who are not employed at home.
Many of the boys in the school are
employed in the dairy about the *
pertinent station occasionally, and
this gives opportunity for judging
their ability to render efficient serv-
ice.
Helena, Dec. 1.-The annual report
of Sidney Miller, register of state
lands, shows the total receipts from
all sources to be $1,223,S57, which in
cludes rentals, deferred payments
from land sales, leases and other
sources of revenue. The sum of
$654,933 was derived from the sale
of lands. The state yet has left g..
964,869 acres of land. The average
price for land sold during the year
was $14.S0.
Ri11}n 0c Tao 1-O}v A4,,~, ~oo311o 40
Grated on the grist or toll system
will be built by farmers in the vicin-
ity of Billings during the coming win.
ter. The first of the plants is being
erected at Yegen, a station four miles
west Of Billings, and will be ready
for operation in three Weeks. 1t is
of 25-barrel capacity and will be run
with a 2O-horse power motor or gas
oline engine. All the mills will be
owned and operated on a cooperative
basis.
Lewistown, Dec. latter a search
extending over a week the bodies of
Geo. Allen, a we'll known Deerfield
farmer and Elmer Stanley, who have
been missing since November 10, were
found today wedged in under a cut.
bank in the Warwick section. The |
men left Warwick November 10 for
Deerfield, and in some way they drove
a high cut bank during the night,
being killed or fatally injured in the
accident. The horses and wagon went
also, and the horses were found
still alive but at the point of death.
Being held in such a way that they
had very little chance to move. This
solves a mystery that was beginning
to cause a great deal of inquiry.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-12-03

on the utilities that bring them in con-
tact with each other, and that the more
nearly perfect in efficiency and suf-
ficiency the utilities serving the pub.
lie are, the more prosperity, comforts
and conveniences the public will en-
joy.
We believe our story is an interest
inf one, and we hope that everyone
will read it.
Note.-As an instance of the kind
of startling news which newspapers
sometimes publish, we want to call
attention to recent articles in the
newspapers headed, UNITED States
Government Calls Upon Two Girl Ste.
n%ographers to Tell Where They Got
Two Million Dollars to Form the Cor
pOratiOn Securities and Investment
Company" Then the articles went on
to say that this Corporation Securi.
ties and Investment Company was a
scheme of the Telephone Company to
further its purpose of monopolizing
telephone companies, etc.
The truth Is that or company has
been met with a strong feeling in tho
State of Monta:a-well nigh univer-
sal-that something should be done to
relieve the citizens of that state, Of
W o telephone systems. Public meet
ings have been held, and votes taken,
that the telephones of n or the other
of the systems should be thrown out.
Resolutions and letters have been SUBJ
mitted to u.s., and we have started out
to see what we could do to relieve
The citizens Is that state of this bur-
Cen.
We found that the Independent ill.,
terests operating there also operated
in Spokane, in the State of Washing
ton, and in northern Idaho, and that
the Independent interests doing bust
ness in Montana could not be bought,
or sold, so as to alone cover the prop
erty in Montana, but that the pur.
chase must include their property in
the states of Idaho and Washington.
The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company does not operate
in either of these sections, and, there
fore, is not responsible for telephone
conditions there, but we felt we must
meet the situation in Montana, and
So, in order to be in a position to
either buy or sell, from or to, the In.
dependent interests in Montana, there
was formed this corporation Securi-
ties Investment Company, as a cor
pOrate company, to enter into negO-
tiations with the Independent inter-
ests in Montana, which negotiations
are now in progress, and, If possible,
to buy these Independent interests in
Montana, northern Idaho and Wash.
ington, and then in the end, If that
purpose vas accomplished, the Cor.
poration Securities and Investment
company should sell to The Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany the portion of the Independent
plants located in Montana, and sell
to others the portion of these indie.
pendent plants existing in northern
Idaho and Washington.
We explain this so the public may
know that in the above Foreword,
where we say ''there is no company
within a company, or wheels within
Wheels" we are speaking absolutely
truly, and also that this Corporation
Securities and Investment Company,
which was so freely advertised by the
articles in the newspaper referred to-,
is absolutely a legitimate and proper
company and organized for the speci.
fc purposes stated.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-12-03
FOR SALE

A stud colt, grade Percheron, eight
months old, weight about 900 pounds.
Price $3.50. Apply at Midway ranch be-
tween Highwood n Fort Benton, or
JOS. WALL. Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-12-03

Fine Book and Job Printing a spec.
ialty at the RIVER PRESS office.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
JOvEN DE is AMOS DE EDAD
coNFlESA HABEH coMETIDo
uN AsEsINATc DoBLE

Elgin, Ill, Abril Fisherman Cop,
pes. de 1G amos de edad, quien habia
sido puesto en- parola del Reformato'
rio de San Carlos, y quien confes6
aver haber cometido Ell asesinato de
la Sra. Maud Sleep y 4 sus dos ni1os,
fee detenido para aguardar la accion
del gran jurado por los crImenes co.
metidos.
La aparente ausencia de nfngunos
motives para que 81 muchacho come
tlera los crfmenes ha encaminado d
las autoridades 4 Greer que facilmen-
te 81 fue inducido por otro para que
matara q la Sra. Sleep y a sus ninos.
Investigation de las circunstancias
las cuales indican que un pariente de
la vfctima puede haber sido implicado
en- los asesinatos ha comenzado. va
rias indicaciones las cuales sefialan d
la posibilidad que este parlente pue
&c haber inducido al muchacho a que
los crfmenes por una con-
sideracion monetaria estan siendo se-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
juNTAs sEcRETAs sCBRE IA IA
RIA pENuNcIADAs.
caudiiIos Republlcanos Enojados con
los Dem6cratas por cerrar las Puer-
tas; Muchas Protestas en- Contra
del Proyecto.

f&N tItFEA NNfhEUT
Washington, 2. G, Abril 21.-L'
accion de los Dem6cratas de Ia CANA
IA al discutir ell proyecto de la tariff
con las puertas cerradas fue denun
oiado por los caudillos Republicanol
del senado como injusto al publico ,
como injusto a los intereses de nego
clos que puedan ser confiscados.
Una demanda por averiguaciones
sobre el proyecto fue hecha por los
senadores Townsend. Penrose, War
ren, Gallinger Y otros, Quienes decla
raron que los ~intereses de los nego
clos y trahajo estaban mandando mi
uares de protestas en- contra del pro
veto y demandando una portunidad
para e escuchados tan pronto como
Ia MEDIA Ilegue al senado.
Senadores Democrats, incluyendo
il los Senadores Williams u Stone, In.
sistisrof que sdicientes ayeriguacio.
mes habian sido tenidas en- Enero por
Ia comision de medios " arbitrios de
Ia camAra que la comision del SCI
flado no dilataria la reforma de la ia
rifa D mas averiguaciones.
Los ~senadores Republlcanos decla-
raron que nadie saba el extento de
las r~educciones que iban a ser hechas
cuando las averiguaciones de Enero
fueron tenidas.
Los senadores Gallinger y Penrose
dijeron que algunas de las cortas en-
la tarifa Iimpiarian por complete de
existencia las industries y que. Ell pue-
lilo i~nteresado no SIC les habia dado
una o~portunidad para explicar los
efectos de las propuestas ~reducciones
sobre u negocios.
"Nadie saba 10 que ell proyecto iba
a ser hasta que no sali6 de la comision
DE medios VI arbitrips. dijo el Sena-
dor Penrose, " aun ahora los Demo
estan legislando sobre el pro.
veto en- session secreta.v
Washington, d. G., Abril 21.--M
caucus Demoeratico de la camara re-
sulni6 consideration de la tarifa hoy
ION. cada .prospecto de completa-
zion rapida de Ia MEDIA y su presen-
acton a la camara la semana que en-
RAJ Con Ia peieA sobre lana y axd-
ibres ,arreglada, La lista libre y pro-
ADMINISTRATORS quedan como
u~estiones 7 importantes adelante.
El-caAclls Sc at0m6 10 restante de la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
EMO FIRME e. PRoYEcTo En-
CONTRA LOS JAPoNEsEs.'
Este Is 81 consejo del secretario Bry-
an al G~obernador johnson de Cali.
fornia, 81 IA Propuesta Ley confIic-
ia con los Trstados.

Washington, d. C, Abril 21,-El Sc
cretario Bryan telegrafl6 hoy al Go
bernador johnson, de California, su-
plicandole de retener su firma de cual,
duier proyecto en- contra de los Ja'
poneses que pueda ser tornado en- VIC
lacion de los tratados entire los Esta-
dos Unidos y Ell Japon.
La pospuesta por la legislature de
california del proyecto de terrenos
a]iados hasta la semana que entra
tsene ell efecto de brevemente relevar
Ia tension, aunque cada momento
hasta que Ell proyecto sea tornado
otra vez sera utiIizado en- Gambia de
n'ensajes entire Washington y Sacra-
r1ento y otros puntos en- California
donde olciales de Influenza residen
d~uienes piiedan ser capaces de usar
alguna influencia en- Ell curse de legis-
lacion en el oapitolio de estade.
Ef TeIe1ran1a de Bryan.
Sacramento. Calf, Abril 21szun
'telegrama al Gobernador Hiram Nv.
johnson del Secretario de Estado Bry-
an en- Washington sdando has miras
de Ia administrator federal sobre las
pendientes leyes aliadas de terrenos
en- la legislature de California fu6 rel
lcibido esta maiana. El Gobernador
Johnson hizo Ell mensaje pdblico pc
70 sin comento.
Els como sigue:
Washington, d, G., Abril is, 1913.
sGobernador Hiram Johnson,
Sacramento, Calf.
lei Presidente desea que 20 olga
que mientras que Ell enteramente re.
conoce FL derecho del pueblo de Cali
foInia de legisIar a segun su juicio SO
bre FL asunto de tenencia do terrenos,
IL cree su deber urgir un T~econoci
fneinto del caracter international de
tai legislation,
sEstando ~anciosos en- preservar vi
fortalecer La larga posicion, reIacio.
mes amigables existiendo entire este
y las n~aciones del ~oriente, Ell muy
respetuosainente, pero mas encareci
iamente aconseja en- contra del uso
las palabras ineligible d ciudada
ia. FL pide que listed haga saber
'sta mira a Ia atencion de IA legisla
IRA. FL cree el proyecto, segun tele
al d~epartamento del estado,
|ebe ser preferable en- SUI mayor par
9. Else proyecto limita propiedad a
i~udadanos y a aquellos quienes ha-
Ian declarado su intencion hacerse
(
(Firmado) wv. ]. BRYAN /
81 telegrama fue Embellishments
ransmitido al senado v asamblea en- l
n mensaje especial firmado por ell !
obernador. r
81 mensaje fue leido en- ambas ca I
v se orden6 Ia impression del 9
Iismo en- los diarios sin ninguna dis 6
ision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

eles ' Espa1ol. se halla oc,1pado eli
III olcina del s~ecretario del estado.
Don Antonio Lucero traduciendo las
leyes de Nuevo Mexico.
annalmente, entire otros acompasa-
mentos de agriculture, tienen I'm Jar
din magnifico de legumbres contiguo
q SUI Residential. Ell Sir. Naranjo tam
bien tiene un rancho arriba del Canon
de Santa Clara, y todas sus ~posesio-
res tienen ~eyidencias de energfa y
Erosperidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

INtNYH NWU"NHNtNN TIftAN fInf.N"N Il. IIN"Y4I
IN "a tarde ael vlefnes antepasauo
tuvleron iugar ios e1erciclos 1lnaiesgd q
Ia escleia deI Distrito no. = en- La 81
nada de los Aiamos H
Varias personals juntamente con ioa
padres de Slos pupilos se nallhpan pxe'
sentess Estamos entendidos qae ios
e1erclclos estuylerons NY luoioos Y
que tanto ios ninos oin la mlnasl 81
empenaron eye parties con primor ~
1ando q Y andenoia my compiaeiqa
por ios adelantos cue ios ninos nicie-
durahte ~ cortos ~ Qe escuST
|teaque tuylerons pignos oe9 81
go maestro, 81 Joven Juan ntyera,
QUEEN no peroio IN sos momeHpo en
su u'ncuitosa tarea para y lsus alss
cipuios aVentaJalan y mostrarah y
puDilco ios deSveios y gel
maestro que los : 2 cargo. Cont
luido ios e1erclclos' Ell n Y,
Conway, superintendent de escaeias
oe condado' pronuncio un
uiscurso aiapanao en terminosY aitos
~ energla y actiyldau aei maestro
POT sus esmerados esluerzos en- nacer
que los ninos p~resentaran IN progra-
lMas ~tanlrepieto Yuan exactamente ne
yado 4 cabo sin ltiingun es a''af bf,,s
l~afScncfusion de ~ discurso aconse1o
4 Q padres de faIllifa que no de1arans
'oeE manda 4 sus nllos aMia esQnela
poniendo omo #eJemplo "a adeianto
que naplan hecno ;ei iuciao pr0gra'
ma que napia sido renuido en- tan COT
% tlempo: Despues 81 Joven hlvera,
pocas pero adecuadas paiaDras alo
ias graclas a todos ios concurrentes
por haper ayudado con su presencia
a Q examenes nnaies re su escneia'
Los ~ que 90 iucieron ~ Sc
oistinguieron en- ~ desempeno de sus
2 1913 que damos g continual
cion en- q sigulente programa;
tDlaiogos)--Acerca de ia Question
de Raza-Alejo Ortiz y francisco PM
w.
Las Dos Razas-Francisco Vigil
pona lara, anclana de ~ amos vi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
Ell soMBARDEo EN-
cuAYMAs REsuMIDo.

Nogales, Ariz.. Abril 21.-E bonn
bardeo en- Guaymas fue resumido tenn
prano hoy. las tropas de estado
unsando canones. Ell fuego fue dis
continuado prontamente.
ohciales de la Armada de los Esta.
dos Unidos recibieron hoy aqui Or
denes del departamento de guerra de
entregar armas y municion federales 4
Aguilar Huerta. QUEEN representa- Ell
eobierno de Huerta.
Alarmados acerc de posibles result
tsdoa, los RESIDENCES aqui estan pre-
parando una protesta a Washington.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

George Coleman, QUEEN ha estadc
empleado como manejador de un au'
tom6bil aqui en- 10 pasado. Sc porto de
un mode muy feo II martes y amenaz6
perjudicar a Jose Amado Martinez, po-
licia de noche. Sc dice que 81 dia an
tes Martinez le habia reconvenido 4
Coleman no andar tan aprisa en- 81 au-
tom6bily Coleman amenazo al Official.
ri martes, Coleman, segun Sc dice,
sac6 una pistoIa y SIC Ia apunt6 q Mar
tinez, quien 10 desarm6, v luego fid
puesto en- la carcel. Todayia Sc halls
en- la carcel y permanecera ALI hasta
cue SO averigue su causa ante 81 Juez
Garcia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
= s s S S S s s S s s s
= PERSONAL. :

$ s s S s S s s S s
Don Pedro Ortiz y Pine, de Galisteo.
estuvo en- "a ciudad durante la ema
ma.
81 Rev. l. Fernandez, de Ration, es.
tuvo en- La ciudad durante la semana
Y Sc hospsd6 en- FL Hotel European.
Don Rafael Romero, uno de los ciu
dadanos mas ~pfominentes de Nuevo
Mexico como tainbien Juno de los mas
hien versados IN ambos idiomas In
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
Ell DlcuE DEL MISSISSIPPI
Sc QuiE6RA, 1000 PERSONALS
SIN HocAHEs

Vicksburg. Miss, Abril Eliza II
nea principal del dique del Rio Mis-.
slssippi Sc quebro esta tarde en-
Woodlown, Miss. cuatro millas al
norte de Mayorville. IN calculo con
s~ervativo es que entire 1000 q 10000
personals quedaron sin hogares como
resultado de la quiebra. La perdida
dc p~ropiedad llegara d varios milla.
res de pesos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

La suegra futura :-'Conque aspira
va. 4 ser mi yernoi"
ri pretendiente.-No es ESQ preci.
samente, pero no veo como me sea poe
sible evitar tai parentesco desde eli
momento que me case con su hija.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

Es cleric. doctor, que Ell apendice
es indtil y que Sc puede vivir sin Ell?
Los clientes tai vez. pero los ciruja-
nos no.
FL hombre que es prudente y juicio
so abre los o)dos y cierra la boca-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

El:-Con vd. Matilde. iria 70 hasta
Ell fin del mundo.
Ella-Y porque tan lejosf Aqui
hay registro civil, iglesias i sacerdo-
tes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

del cu6rp0 az 01taQo ue comlplQnAQo4
W. ANA
reodorin Tr1iillo. de- ChamIta. y
Frsr1k Hand. Ia Eepa6cla Z ssd0
n~omkrados miembroa al cuerpo dc
n, uinoe \ vi condado de- Ma Arri-
IL.
4 punpn tambien - ado nombra.
az oo,no miembro del cuerpo de TAR
macia al eetado.
COMO ponRAN LoS oFiciALEe
az ,coNnApo nEclaiR gu
pAoo. x
Abril is. 1918.
uor o.orce n po,nIev x
procnrador al nirfrito.
Ration. AK M.
earn er--Re1ri6ndome otra vex Il
asunto. al cuaI usted ne escribi6 81
dia "a ~ Ahrils en cuanto 4 haoer I'll.
IN nrov,ato M N cuaI IN oficialerr
AZ condados. crIyor saIarios 10 han A.
|do afados Dor estatuto. puedan ser d.
Qados por complete 3 en parte Dor sus
sarv,cioa. ~ IL ~auseuoia AZ cualouier
Il gislacion relativa & los mismos, e.
TOY compelido k ccnvenir con usted
Que no hay pingun m6todo proveido
por ningun estatuto existente para tai
pago, pero 70 creo que los comisiona-
dos de condado estarian justificados
como materia dc n necesidad abso-
luta, en- 6rden de continuar 81 gobier-
no de condado en- operation, dc ade-
l~antarles 4 aquellos oflciales de con
Idadp, parRI quienes ningnn salario es-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

s
MuERTgs pE uNAHeueNA 9eNVn>
Y AMAoLE vEcsNA'
peAa Hupsrfa GuS'sFrsx ~ Lopexs Z
iIeelt enfle cese N~es'aene'n g. g
eobsIUa. MarlA P9oIlJes ~ u Say
det Cele0lo u Domingo z - s1sS
a. II Mahana-La Ma'lena VIZ
ale fue u causa 90 ~ sMuerse.
' -
t~ortaiecidA con todos los sacFs
,nontos dc ~ Iglesia Cat6lica y llstl
- yeanonder \ Il llamada de 5,
5000. I. ~. p,,r.vto ~, tiarrax Il
hopess e4nalo ~ uis'H'o suspA'o I
Domingo alas 1s3osde IA manana, n
Il casa resiaenc1a de su sobriiia Il
Sra. Maria Padilla, d resultas do u
ataoue -~crc-tino dc Ia msligna enter
medad de puImonia, la cual supo SO
b~reIIevar con Yerdadera resignaciol
se1ora Sc Quejaba de malestares qu'
il molestaban mucho hasta que POI
m consult6 d un medtco 81 cual pro
nunci0 Ia enfermedad incurable. Per
cuaI vivid todos los dias de- su vida
Il que con dolor de ssu coraxon y en-
tYe llnntoa v lament0H dej6 81 Sabadt
pasado cuando cerca de las cinco d.
MN v-{t x--I& 49, y~~x~A~Tkx IL ounnrYHn -
sobrina para administrarle los mejo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

" duereis ser mas sabio que todos,
procrra de todos aprender.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24
A. K. Singer, Callista,
De ALeU0uERoUE.

= DE ALBUQUERQUE,
y Estara E Santa Fe e Ell Hotel MoNTEZuMA ell LuNES, ABRlL
: e. 1918 81 listed tene agunos caHos. Jusnetes, uneros Q corneos
s endurecdos, 20 10 auvIare de 81 nisers sin dolor o peiiuro de Infec
: Gin. Dele 8 crden y 70 hare arreegios eusndo ueoue.
: Observation-Disclosures de Is concentrates mas prominentes 81 san.
= ia Fe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

complete salud. Que Dios Sc los pres
te por muchos amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-04-24

Ell peor enemigo es IA c6lera: mata
ia risa y Ell eozo.