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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
WINTHROP.
Everett CIark,Aged 7, Has
Hip Broken While Sliding,
W. R. C. Enjoys Unique Enter
tainment--W Whist Club Meets.
Other Club Meetings..high School
Seniors Have Pictures Taken.

Miss Hazel Shaw has returned from
visit in Belfast.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met, on
Thursday afternoon. with the presi-
dent. Mrs f. P. Libby. The attend
storm The ladies voted to hold an
Easter fair and supper, March 10.
Mrs. Frank Shaw is convalescing
from a severe illness.
H. l.. Adams of Damariscotta is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. A. b. Adj
ans. So e4
Miss Marie Bishop has gone to Bos-
ton, where she will visit before going
to Rhode Island, where she expects to
make her home.
Mrs. w. Fl. Mitchell of Newport is
the guest of Mrs. ]. H. Wellman.
Carl Stockford, Charles Maxim and
Jack Williams are employed at Mos
quito.
Twenty one members were present
at the meeting, Thursday evening. of
the w. r. C. A unique entertainment
was enjoyed. Refreshments We're
served. Mrs. w. H. Mitchell of II. G..
Libby Corps. Newport, was a guest.
Miss Grace Gatchell of Boston is the
guest of her father, George Gatchell.
Everett Clark, aged L while sliding
in West Winthrop, suffered a broken
hip. The accident was caused by the
boy being wedged between a tree and
a sled. The child is reported as do
ing we'll, through suffering much pain.
s. The Congrega tional Social Circle
met, Wednesday, at Mrs. w. S. In
, gersolps home.
Mrs. Emma Towns has gone to
Washington, d. c., to pass the win
ter with a sister.
r. Alden is visiting in Boston,
Patience Stanley Chapter. d. A. r..
will meet, this week, with Mrs. E. p
Libby.
Rev. Arthur Hunt of Boston preach
ed, Sunday, at the Congregational
church.
Frank Lincoln of Providence, r. l..
i, is the guest of j. II. McIlroy.
The Ladies' Bridge Whist Club was
entertained, Thursday, by Mrs. j.. III
Wellman and Mrs. H. w. Stevens al
the home of the latter. The substi-
tutes We're Mrs. Mitchell of Newport
and Mrs. Carol Perry, Mrs. c. Fl
Shaw was the prize winner. Mrs. l.. Z
Jones was guest for the afternoon
Refreshments We're served
The graduating class of W. H. s
enjoyed trip to Lewiston, Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
aforementioned departments were ex-

above mentioned departments were ex-
amined by the attorney and accountant.
They also examined the books and &C
counts in several other departments
and State institutions.
Prior TO the time the office ef STATE
auditor was created each department
and State institution had a system OF
its own. The auditor tried to put then
on something of a business like basis
and much Improvement has been made
But we found State institutions still
continuing the practice of borrowing
money when they could not get it from
the State, whether their money had
been paid in full by the State or not.
THE trustees of one institution, OBJ
tanned legal opinion at an expense
of $50 to the State and that opinion
stated. that the trustees could not leg
ally borrow money. After receiving
the opinion, they Immediately borrowed
s5e. 600 and had bills extended, on which
they paid interest for a sum of S40.-
O00'
The report then proceeds TO take up
the various departments and institute
tions in detail. The first is the board
of State assessors The committee
holds that the State assessors were
won't to lower and raise valuations
without sufficient evidence TO warrant
such increase or decrease from the VAL
uation fixed by the local assessors anu
says 1T does not appear to the COM
mittee that the small property owners
in different towns should be compelled
TO pay an extra State tax, because the
state assessors found that the large
hotels in such towns were not valued
as high as they should he. We do not
believe that the owners of homes should
ray an extra State tax that belongs
to large manufacturing companies 10
nav. When the State assessors increas-
ed the valuation of a town above th2l
of the local assessors for the purposes
of apportioning the State taxi knowing
that the increased tax will be PAID
hy parties already paying their iul'
share and that parties who ought to
nav the increased tax will not pay it,
they are not performing their full
| duty"
After briefly reviewing the informa
! ton brought out at the investigator
! of the State Board of Health, the com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
WINTHROP CENTER.

Miss Jessie Libby, who has been the
guest of friends, for a few days, has
returned to her home.
The Glass of Ruth's and Lydia's
passed a very enjoyable social after
noon, Friday, with Mrs. Charles Towle
nj her home.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Carleton Wood
passed Wednesday and Thursday at
Oak Grove Seminary.
Vincent d. Nicholson who has been
in town, during the week. in the in
terest of the endowment fund for Oak
Grove Seminary, has returned to that
institution.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice D. Jones were
Weekend guests of Mrs. Maria p,
Clough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

department is that the section of the
law which relates to the employment
of attorneys by the department and
supplying the department with free
daily papers be repealed.
Practically no attention is given to
the liquor commissioner and his
agents. The report simply refers to
the report of the special committee of
the Legislature of 1907, officially
known as Senate Document No. GIG. u
the Legislature of 1909.
The Findings.
In conclusion, the report takes up
and praises the excellent system of
auditing accounts and demands
against the State which are paid
through the State treasurers Office
but regrets that it finds no complete
system of auditing the receipts of the
State by the State auditing depart
ment 1t then says:
We believe it is just as importan.
to audit these receipts as it is TO audit
claims and demands against the State.
We believe that all receipts wheth-
er collected as fees, fines or from
whatever source should be turned into
the State treasurer monthly.
We also believe that the duties Of
the State auditor should be enlarged.
so that he shall be required to audit
the receipts of every department and
State institution and that a sufficient
number of clerks be employed by him
to do this work in a thorough man
ner'' ~,
This report is signed by Senators
Chas. w. Mullen and George n.
Smith, and Representatives Herbert
W. Traitor, Harry Stetson, Charles NJ
/ Sleeper Charles L. Farnham. and Ed
mund b. Mallett There is annexed
to the report statement from Sena =
tor r. j. Noyes saying that he joins in
the report excepting so much as re-
lates to the insane hospitals. His
reason for not joining in that report
are that having performed labor dur
ing the time covered by the investiga
ton, he took no part in the hearing
Representative Everett w. Macon
Der joins in the report, except in so far
as It relates to the borrowing of funds
( by trustees of the insane hospitals and
I takes the position that they were JUS
! titled in so doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

mittee expresses the belief that this de-
partment should keep public record of
its receipts and that the salary of the
secretary, director of the laboratory
and the baeteriolosist be fixed by law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

to have the class photographs made
The pupils of the High school ARE
preparing a drama, The Sophomore.
x fine east has been arranged ana the
young people are putting in some
hard work. The play is by the same
author as 1.-The Freshman which,
was so successfully presented, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs s. b. Edwards, passed
Sunday with relatives in Waterville
Misses Valentine Curtis and Esther
Simpson of Monmouth were Saturday
guests of friends in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Godfrey s. Dupre, the Biddeford
lawyer, who gained some notoriety as
the leader of the fight against Right
Rev. Bishop Louis s. Walsh of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Portland
as corporation sole, and who was ar
rested by Officer William 5. Merrill,
Friday, on the charge of drunkenness
and disturbance and later admitted to
bail, had his bail called and defaulted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
OLD FASHIONED Family REMEDY
FOR COLDS and BODY BUILDING
Father Johns Medicine
Cures Colds and Builds Up
the Body Without Use of AL
cohol or Dangerous Drugs
A Doctors Prescription, so
Years in use.
Absolute Truth of This Story At
tested Ely Guarantee TO Give S25-
600 to Any Charitable Institution If
Shown Otherwise.

Father Johns Medicine is physi-
clans prescription.
Prescribed for the late Rev. Father
John O'Brien of Lowell, Mass, by an
eminent specialist in 1855.
Father John recommended this pre-
scription to his parishiners and friends
and in this way it became known as
Father Johns Medicine.
This story is true and we guarantee
to give $4,000 to any charitable in
stitution, if shown otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

mittee expresses the belief that this de-
partment should keep a public record of
its receipts and that the salary of the
secretary, director of the laboratory
and the baeteriolosist be fixed by law.
insane Hospitals.
A large amount of space is given to
the investigation which the committee
made OF the state insane hospitals, and
they called attention to the many ir
Irregularities found in the conduct OF
those institutions all Of which We're
fully exploited in the daily papers at
the time the investigation was in pro-
gress The space devoted in the report
to these hospitals numbers IA pages
and contains a number of reproductions
OF expense accounts of trustees and
other officials.
The committee expresses the opinion
that they found nothing in the exami-
nation of the land agents department
which warranted the Legislature OF
1905 increas sing the salary of the agent
from $500 to $4,000, nor from $1,000 To
$500 when the Maine fire district was
established.
School for Feeble Minded.
The report declares the method of do :
ing business in the purchase of the
property for the School for Feeble
Minded were very peculiar. 1t then
proceeds to recite in detail all the pro-
ceedings incident to securing title 10
this property. 1t also complains that
there are a large number of officers
Il
and employees in that institution ana
that the salaries paid are much higher
than those at the Maine School for
Boys, an institution accommodating
the same number 1t recommends that
the salary of these officers be fixed By
law instead of by the trustees.
In relation to the commission of sea
and shore fisheries, the report recon-
mends that the commissioner have
specified times at which all funds col
lected shall be turned into the state
treasurer instead of being given to
the treasurer at such times as the
commissioner deems it advisable. 1t
| further recommends that detailed
statement of the receipts and expendi-
| lures of this department be included
| in the biennial report.
| Inc report relates WIdl WdSs louhI
at the state prison and complains that
the bookkeeping system is inadequate
! Beyond that it makes no report.
/ No recommendation is made in re-
gard to the State library, by the re-
port, but a considerable amount OF
space is devoted to the irregularities
which occurred in that department
prior to the appointment of 1910 of Lii
braran Prince by Governor Fernald.
y State Treasurer.
The report criticises many of the
methods which have been in vogue III
the State treasurer's office and asserts
the belief of the committee that the
treasurer should be obliged to spenc
his time in the Office attending to tht
business of the State, instead of dele
eating il to a chief clerk or Other
clerk
Very little space is given to the fist
and game department rs the repor
sets forth that legislative committees
have several times investigated tina
department. The last time was IL
1907 and the special committee find
little reason for a further inyestiga
ton. It's recommendation for th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

Police Inspector Dwyer of New
York has begun a crusade against
cocaine purveyors and users.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03
$4,000 Gift FoA
The Bates Col ege.

Lewiston. Me-, March - elktSl w.
600 to Bates College for refpeess4 the
old Science hall. given III ild-
ing of the cnrlg{i an
nounced. Saturday. M N
The money isHgiven y
Kimball of Boston I'm n1% her
father. Capt John Berxani haii'
which has been called East hall e the
beginning of the present colleges r. Will
be renamed John Bertram haIL
The remodeling of the building TOOK
place last summer, the college using ~
own funds for the purpose. Al the saiiie
time it was voted TO name II LOT anyois
who would give the amount necessary 70
cover the cost.
Mrs. Kimbal is the wife OF David rui-
sifer Kimball and resides at ~ common
wealth avenue, Boston Before her mar
rage in Salem, Sept. 80, 1858, she was
Miss Clara NJ. -Bertram, daughter OF capt-
John Bertram of that city.
Mr.. Kimball her husband, was porn
in Boston in 1888 He is trustee OF the
Massachusetts General hospital. lie was
graduated from Harvard in 1880.
Charles Williams of New YORK. mas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-03

Charles Williams of New York. mas
worked "a years on one job without tax
ing day off.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

4 S. s. s 5 !
Don Jacoho lChaves, superintendent
to dc aseguranza. regres6 durante Ia
ssmana de una vacation de varias Sc
manas Ell 81 condado de Valencia.
Don Bartolo Naranjo del hermoso
Vale de Espafola, nos hizo una agra
doble vista durante Ia semana, visi.
tendo 4 IA svez parientes y amigos y
~transando negocfos impoftantes.
Don Reyes Montoya, promlnente
1iudadano de Wagon Mound. condado
de Mora, \ quien en- dias pasados su-
lfri6 .el triste pesar causado por la
ptlerte de- " hijo, accompanied de gu
esposa y de su hiio polftico. 81 81. Vic
Itorian0 Cagados y familia, arribd q la
bella Capital el Microbes de la soma
ia pasaday permanecera en- esta por
algun tempo gozando de los puros y
~refrescantes aires de nuestra antigua
ciudad. En- unos dias Ell Sr, Montoya
rartira para los Ojos de Jemez, en- 81
condado de Sardoval, donde tomara
'a]gunos baios con esperanzas de re-
clperar de iii malestar que 10 moles-
ia bastante. Bsperamos que su estan-
ria en- esta ciudad le sea sumamente
placentera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

,to de eduonoI6n el Anteri0r Mayor
Arthur Selieman. ouien atendi6 4 Il
junta del concflto. III ST. eena le dl.
~ d concIlio oue IN ley reouiere due
y III someta al c~onoilio y aeree6 que 81
.ccncilio no tiene autoridad para le,
yantarla B rebajarla pero solamente
c~ertiacarla 4 tos comisionados de- con,
|dado. Hi 81. selieman oueria ssaber
como ii ueppo DE- educacJ6n podia a,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
DEFuNcioN.
Lamy, N. NJ, Sept. 10, 1911

WV N A1uhAy 49, AHst 0SPt. M, Av1us
Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Caro- Sr.xSirvase insertar en- las co
lumnas de su apreciable semanario L
siguiente: Ell dia 81 de Agosto en- 81
casa Residential en- Lamy, dejo de exis
t,r mi estimada hija Teodorita Coma
les a la edad de "a amos y 5 meses,
despues de haber sufrido por Ell espa-
cui de un ano seis meses de la malig-
enfermedad de PARALYSIS la que SUI
20 sobrelIevar con v~erdadera resigna-
cicn cristiana. LIE s%obreviven su es-
Ignacio Silva, su padre Eusebio
Gonzales, dos hijas. un hijo, dos her
rianos y una hermana y I'm gran nu.
de ~parientes y amigos. Los res
tos fueron se~pultados en- Ell cemente-
rio Catolico de Lamy.
Verdaderamente de vd.,
EUSEBIO GONZALES
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

7snkio Senf ' sro XXX. as~..
'
~ n'eo0'Ho poii'ico w ~ oncina
&c reiaclones extranleras Japonesa,
falleci6 hoy vfctIma De asesinos desco-
nocidos. S,,a asalfanfes onianes ~
croan hah.,. /, NJ. u4...,s
a0n ~ sspe'A ~ rsntS - w Sasa y
|5ueyes pasado en- r. tarde mtentras 81
- hallaba en- Ia estaci6n Del ferrocar
irrll para encontrar 4 4 Itntr mtuysfro
cbins c,,,an
|de Pekinle. ri Director Aha f,,A 49,
|cado Dor Don j6venes ouienes saIieron
corriendo de IN caIlei0n hacia II 1Ino
|lo aearr0 de- ios hombros. mientras oae
el otro le enterr6 una espada corta az
|su abdomen dos veces. Los as~esinos
20 escaparon Al Ia obsc,ridad
~ axc,t. ru,ento Z ! ,n.a..n ..,,,
.,,,do Al .,cs rarcrtas W. ms.sa I.
Z ncr ssss !, IassI.s ~
Iarorasa ~ 49, Z -ssse
~ rcr ,rrosransah1a aas,xr 49,
tica g $500. ~ rh,.s sr~snsa.sa
rac.arto s,s.sc $500.
car - c.s.n rs,,s esn* J Z,
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49, 81 ! n,s Nv s.ssrs
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1890 -
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4sr~s-1 49, 1850
t~raidores n~acionales ouienea dehen
ser removidos.
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NJ arstaaaras
D,anto oraar,rnran 1880
~ oontr. ~ A.sa.,as a,~ ,s-
Ia dorss dsn,,na,sras
us, \. na,,a,a Tarana.s ~.
MI niraotar xha d,ssat,% i r....,
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$780, Asaa.sS -
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ridfc,,,os. ias raaarsas M ], $500
-,ntantahs ssdiatan ~ 4
ci,aad rhina II Nsrrira 49,, :,
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
Un Prisionero Sc Huye.

Noticias han sido recibidas saqui de-
escape de Pedro Barela, del campo de
caminos de convictos en- Mulligan
Culch, cerca de San Marcial, Ell Mar
lis. Barela, quien tiene % amos de
etad, fue sentenciado del condado de
Lincoln, Mayo 80, 1912, para servir
ur termino de tres amos por robo.
,1iene cabello negro. ojos pardos, pesa
1852 libras y tiene 5 pies, 10 pulgadas
de alto. Una recompensa de $50 ha
sido ofrecida nor las autoridades de
Ia penitenciarfa del estado por su re-
captura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
En- POS dc Barrett.

El alguacil Emil James, de Soco'
rro, estuvo en- Albuquerque, entire ire
mes Ell Microbes en- la noche, en- rum
be a Fall River, Mass, a donde va a
traer q Steve Barrett, d quien Sc quie-
re aqui por ell cargo de classification.
Barrett fue arrestado por los Pinker'
tens quienes trabajan por la Asocia-
cs6n de Banqueros Americanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
FL DEsTERRADo REV MANUEL
Sc CASA CON LA HlJA DEL
PRINCIPE.

Sigmaringen, Alemania, Sept. 81
Manuel, anterior rey de Portugal, con-
trajo matrimonio hoy aqui con Ia Prin-
cesa AgIstina Victoria, hija del Prfn-
cipe Guillermo, de Hohenzollern.
81 Cardinal Netto, ~arzobispo, pa
triarca de Lisbon, ofici6 en- la cere-
monia religiosa. Ell Condo Agustin
zu Elenbrug, gran mariscal de la cor
te Prusiana, preside sobre Ia funci6n
civil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

Roma, Sept. Gel Papa PFC X esta
sufriendo otra e I'M indisposici6n
semejante a la seria enfermedad por
la cual pas6 la primavera pasada. En-
en- Vaticano Sc dice que su presente
malestar es leve. debido 4 i'm resfria-
do, pero ha trafdo ronquera, dolor de
cabeza y I'm Ieve levantamiento en- la
temperature y los medicos del vati-
cano han sugerido i'm descanso com
pleto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
LA COMPETITION POR PREMIos
coNcLuYE Ell Ola fRO. DE
OcTUBRE.
Debido a un Gran Ndmcro dc Contes-
tantes Quienes Deben Tener ITEM
pc Para Hacer Disehos, IS Dias de
Extension Son Dados. s

En- una junta de la comision de Il
Nueva.Vieja Santa re de la camara dc
comercio tenida en- la oficina del Sc
cretario Ell Sabado pasado en- la tarde
Sc decide de posponer la fecha final
dc cerrar Ia competition de premios
de a~rquitectura de la Vieja-Nueva
Santa Fe hasta Ell dia 1ro de Octubre.
Estas dos de extension de
Septiembre Is Sc crey6 necesaria de-
Dido al ndmero de contestantes quie-
mes eutraron en- acci6n tarde. La CON
tesla esta excitante y de mucho inte-
lee y esta extension fue hecha en- JUS
ticia a todos los competidores.
Todavia hay bastante tempo para
aquellos quienes no le han dado q es-
ia materia atenci6n de ponerse en- H.
nea y ganar uno 8 todos los cinco pre-
mios ofrecidos abajo:
Primer Premio-Mejor diseho de re-
sidencia, tres a seis cuartos, 500.
Segundo Premio--Mejor diseio se-
gundo, Residential, tres a seis cuartos,
$50.
Tercer Premio-Mejor diseho de
una puerta, $40.
Cuarto Premio-Mejor disefio de r6-
tulo para anunciar la Ciudad de San
Ia Fe en- 81 derecho de paso del ferro
Santa Fe en- la parte oriental
lie Nuevo Mexico, So.
Quinto Premio-Mejor disefo para
rarca de Gale, SIS.
Nota-Todos estos disefos deben
Ter en- Ell estilo de la Vieja-Nueva San
q Fe segun puestos en- las especiica-
ZONES de la contesta de premios.
Recuerden que un contestants pue-
ganar ~cualquiera 9 todos los pre-
MOS de arriba.
Recuerden tambien que tan pronto
ONO sean recibidos todos estos disc
os o puestos para seguridad en-
GAIA fuerte de la "Compaffa I'M |
resora del Nuevo M~exicanoy y nadie 6
ude manipularIos 8 ser vistos por \
adie. Ademas los jueces no sabran d
IS nombres de aquellos que estan {
,mpetiendo y las ~concesiones seran Il
schas solamente sobre los meritos G
} los diseiios sometidos. p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11
Fl Gran Jurado Federal.

Citas fueron expedidas el Microbes
para los testigos 81 las causas que
vendran ante Ell gran jurado federal Ell
cdal Sc reune ell mes que entra. Sc di-
&c que hay 25 8 20 causas que seran
averiguadas por Ell gran jurado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

W
La PANACEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la mejor selection de las mas finas
hierbas y raices medicinales. Els com.
ptesta en- jarabAy es agradable como
miel Al paladarA sGusta 4 los niios y
Ia tomsn con afAn. Aunque es agra.
dab1as PARA totnar, es potente en- sus
propiedades ~vivificantes y publican
ties. Los nihos flacos y debiles, 8 per
n adultas debilitadas y cualquie
ra sufriendo de intermediates de la
sangre Sc desarrollan fuertes Y robus.
tos baio su influencia r~estaurativa o
prendente- Precio. botella grande,
$500. vendsda por The Capital Phar
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

To me escribiste con sangre
y 20 te escribf con lagrimas,
esa es la tinta que usan
para escribirse las almas!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

I|4 WWUMNW*
ALBUQUERQUE ApA'h EN
SANTA re. IN
Leo Adair, quien 1~unS&'nente c0n
y. H, Iba. Sc alega que se roDaron sin
|antom6bil stndcbaker az A. 8. Carter,
\, - N " 800 w W.
s'Aoo8 pa'o Scus'ooi1 * n'0'
semana pasada en- ~ tarde en- I'll KAN
|cho Blanco entire Rowe y Fulton en- 81
|-f.rrocarril santa Fe. por 81 Policia
xse.a u,ctsr ! ~. sxccr ~
rassss. "a Il rc,sc,a uortada Adair
!, ss.amxhm s,,aror .rs,ac. ! aata
.'a.s ! e 81 rsr+ar ~ nenvar ~
- ~at,aradn Aasir ~ ,ocaIi2ado
n msdgc ~ n, conra6 eyo Tba ouian
esta halo arresto en Aibuoleroue
Aparece o,,e 81 caro- Sc ouebr0. s Iba
~ ia 4 Albuquerque en- busca dc
reparaciones. mientras i Adair Sc
oued6 con ii caro-. hi habia estndo
an campo ALI dos dias. y habia cons
trnido ma choza de rama. la cual ha.
Ma ~amueblado con los cojines de los
asientos Cd ii caro- Y estaba espe.
rando nacientemente eli regreso de su
companero. Cuando los oiciales aqui
~fueron notificados, Sc les dijo la histo-
IA de Ia espera Dor las reparaciones,
Z L diieron Z Adair 4 su ilegada que
eslos eran de I'm taller de reparacio-
W. i habian sido mandados Dor su
compa6ero. "A segun il historic dicha
nor los oficiales Adair dice que 81 y
su companero salieron en- Ell caro- pa
ra un paseo allegro mi tarde, y mien-
'tras en- el canine concluyeron seguir
caminando. ri Albuquerque Herald
tiene 10 siguiente que decir acerca del
arresto ALI:
cha arrib6 aoui POGO tempo pasa,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-11

LUIS l~uceritos del cielo
con tempIaron mi desgracia,
Y mientras tn te refas
ellos de pena lloraban.