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A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia

A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia.
Is too often the fatal sequence.
La Grippe coughs hang on, weaken
the system, and lower the vital re-
sistance. r. G. Collins, Postmaster,
Barnegat, N. j., says: Il was
troubled with a severe La Grippe
cough and was completely exhausted
after each fit of violent coughing.
Before had taken one half of bot.
tie of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, the coughing spells had en-
tirely ceased. l wish to say it can't
be beat. All others are limitations"
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Farmers, mechanics, railroaders,
ldhorers, rely on DIR. Thomas Eclec.
TIC Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruises.
should be kept in every home. 25c
and SOC. (Adyt.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
GAS TRACTOR
SCHOOL OCT. Is
Fargo Y. N. E. A. Opens a
Three and q. Six Months
Gas Tractor School

The Fargo Young Mems Christian
association opens a three and six
months day course Gas Tractor school
on Oct. Is. It's superintendent, Mr..
l.. r. Vanvolkenberg, is the author
OF the following interesting article:
at is becoming almost a necessity
fer young men of the present day les
pecially upon the farm to famjliaciZe
themselves with the internal COM
bustion engine, such as is usel in gas
tractor, auto and farm motors.
AS a matter OF tact the conn anies
producing these different machines are
increasing their products each year
at a startling rate. We are upon the
verge Of a great Gas Engine era. Gas
tractors and automobiles are certain
ly destined to ,occupy the major posi-.
ton that the horse has so lon an dsO
faithfully filled. A young man Of to-
day who is starting in life must pre-
pare himself to meet conditions as he
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
OLD MEXICO Celebrates
ITS Fourth Of JULY"

three great piles which bound three
sides of Zocalo, chairs we're placed
for the better classes. The numer-
| GUS windows and balconies of the ed.
ilices5 mentirned served for invited
guests.
From dark the crowd was enter
tanned with fireworks while half a
dozen picked military bands, play
ing alternately, never allowed the
music to cease for more than an in
slant. Five minutes before the hands
on the great, clock over the palace
indicated the houf of II the bands
stopped. There was a hush that only
emphasized the burst of applause
that greeted Gen. Huerta when he
appeared on the brilliantly lighted
central balcony Of the palace. As
lie took hold of the gilded cord that
reached up to the historic bell, the
crowd again stilled. With the first
clang Of the hour the time-honored
"grito' vas delivered by the execu-.
tive. Then the nassed bands burst
into the national hymn, accompanied
by a chorus Of a thousand voices.
For nearly an hour the provisional
president was cheered. In the excite
ment Of the occasion there were
many '!nueras' for the "American-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
STATE INSTITUTIONS To
EXHIBIT At EXPOSITION

said that never in the history of the
institution has there been a better
crop, and they will come loaded to
the guard with vegetables, fruit and
grain that are all In the prize win
ming class.
The school for the feeble-minded
at Grafton will exhibit in both lines,
mechanical and agricultural, and their
exhibit will be something to prove
that the work Of the institution Is
a great benefit for the state. 1t not
only affords work for those who are
in the school, but fits those WAC may
be discharged as cured, the better to
fight life's battle when they face the
world again.
The hospital for the tubercular at
Dunseith is also under the control OF
the board, but the exhibit to be made
for that institution has been placed in
charge of the Red Cross organization
of the state and the ladies' of that
society will have complete charge OF
the booth reserved for them.
Taken all in all, this will be one
of the most interesting and instruct
i've exhibits in the building, as it viii
show the efforts, and successful ones,
that the state is making to educate
the unfortunate and prepare them for
their life work when they are dis
charged from the institutions in
which they may be confined.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
Mechanical and Agricultural
Products to Be Shown
in PrOfuSiOn
Board Of Control Secures
:. ss..SDaCe and Will Oversee
the Exhibition
Many People Not Acquainted
/ With Work Being Done
by Institutions

One of the most interesting places
in the Exposition building when the
big show opens on the morning OF
served for the state board Of control
in which they will show the work,
both mechanical and agricultural, be-
ing done by the people in the various
charitable and penal institutions or
the state.
/. From the asylum for the blind at
Bathgate will be a display OF me-
chanical work that will be an eye
opener for the people who come to
the show. What these people, bereit
Of sight, have been able to accom-
plish is simply wonderful and must
see nto be appreciated.
brought both agricultural and ne
chanical exhibits and it will prove
to those examining them that, while
the work Of the prison officials is
mainly along reformatory lines. the
inmates at the sa:ne time are learn
ing trades and professions that will
be a help for them when the start in
life again, after serving their time.
The boys and girls of the reform
school at Mandan will also have ex-
hibits of their prowess as farmers
and mechanics, and as there is a reg
ular course in mechanics taught
there, it is to be expected that theirs
will be one of the best in the build
ing.
The school for the deaf and dumb
at Devils Lake also makes a special
ty of mechanics and their exhibit will
be second to none that have ever
been shown at an exposition of this
character. 1t is said that the Devils
Lake school RANKS with the best in
the United States even though the
number of scholars there is small.
The asylum for the insane al
jamestown will limit it's exhibition
to agricultural products, but it is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17

finds them. 1t is. not possible for all
young men to prepare themselves for
a professional career, and if this were
possible there would not be profess
slOns enough to go round. On the
other hand, there is unbounded oppor-
tunity on the American farm. We
have on many Of our farms of today
a large tractor representing from
three to four fou thousand dollars.
The G%arburator may be in perfect con-
dition, giving a perfect mixture Of
feul and air. The valves and pistons
may be in perfect condition; also
cranks, cams, gears, ETC., and yet
without the tiny electrical spark which
ignites the feul this machine is no
more than a pile of junk-iron. Now,
let a man who understands ignition
take this mass in hand, let him ad.
just coils, m%agnettoes, and spark
plugs, so that the spark occurs at the
proper time, and this large mass of
inert material Immediately becomes
an animated, untiring servant Of man
which is almost human in operation.
The writer has been called into the
field, many times in his past expert
cnce, at very large expense and loss
OF time to- owners of these machines
and in the course of over ten years,
has never been called on a serious case
OF trouble. 1t is always some little
thing, which is very simple for the
man who knows and very easily
learned b. anyone who has the prop
err training. To make this clear we
will take an example,: were you, while
running a gas tractor to lose off a
drive wheel you would in all proba-
bility discover this fact inside of
thirty minutes; however, if you should
break one small wire in the electrical
decives inside of the covering it is
quite probable you woul dhaye to
for an expert. Which is the
easiest to repair, a broken wire or a
broken drive wheel: This illustrates
the difference between simple and
serious trouble. Today at Beach, N.
D., inside Of a radius Of forty miles,
there are nearly six hundred tractors
in operation where six years ago
there was not a single gas engine.
This shows something Of the marvel
Gus advancement of the gas trcators.
Just stop and think, during five years
to come how many men will be need
ed to operate and repair these ma
chimes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17

os' and many 'vivas' for Don Vic
toriano.
Today the celebration of the ma
tional independence day was con-
tinued with undated enthusiasm.
The decorations of business houses
and residences were on a more elab-
crate scale than ever before. The
grand civic and military parade this
afternoon numbered thousands of
marchers. 1t was several hours in
passing the stand, whence it was re-
viewed by Gen. Huerta, the officers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
Observance Of the Ceremony
Known as the "Gfit0 Of
HidalgO"

City Of Mexico, Sept. 16.-War-rid
den as is this republic, there was n
appreciate %diminution in the Grove
that assembled in the Zocalo las
night to hear Provisional Presiden
Hlctoriano Huerta cry "Viva Mexi
co.. and ring the liberty bell. Tht
ceremony, known Is the Critic O
Hidalgo," ushers in the annual cele
bration of the Mexican independence
day.
1t was on September Is, 1910, tina
the patriot priest. Padre Hidalgo, be
gan the revolution which resulted il
the overthrow of the Spanish power
in Mexico. During the preceding
year the revolutionary spirit was rife
throughout the country. Many at:
te:npts to perfect an organization
that might contend with the Spanish
power were made, but they uniform
ly ended by the execution of all the
leaders in the plots.
HidalgO was one of the leaders OF
an undiscovered plan and it was in
tended, as in other cases, to perfect
organization before striking the first
blow. Word came to Hidalgo that
the plot had been discovered and the
troops were even then on the way
to arrest him.
Then it was, 50 The story goes,
that Hidalgo rang the bell Of his lit
tie church in4 the town of Dolores
and summoned the band Of patriots
about him. tA.$mass was said and he
announced that the time had come
for action. About 800 men, poorly
armed and with virtually no equip
ment of war, responded, and the
march on the city of Guanajuato
commenced. AS the motley band Of
insurgents passed the church of Alto
tonilco Hidalgo took the banner H.
Illustrating the appearance of the
Holy Virgin at Guadalupe and raised
it as the battle flag Of the war of
independence.
But while Hidalgo and his compat-
riots were fearless, they we're not
soldiers 10 skilled in the art of war.
After achieving wonderful success
and with a constantly increasing
army he had reached almost in sight
of the City of Mexico, when the tide
turned. His army was dispersed and
he fled northward toward Chihuahua,
where he and his chief lieutenants
were captured. They We're promptly
executed and their heads placed on
spikes at the four corners of the
prison as a warning to other revolu-
tionists. Other leaders arose, and
Mexico continued in a state of up.
heaval and unrest for seventy years,
until the soldier and statesman, Por.
firio DiaZ, was elected to the presi.
dency. 1s..
Thus, briefly s%ketched, was the be-
ginning Of Mexican independence,
and this is the eason that Septem-
Der 16 is celebrated throughout the
republic of Mexico. @&% .r
Tie, beginning of the annual cele-
bration last night was marked with
all OF the customary enthusiasm. In
the great square where their fore
fathers lifted their eyes to the top
Of the teocalli to e the %thro5bing
heart that the priest cleft from the
bosom Of a fair prisoner, the peones,
jammed a hundred thousand strong.
gazed on the Changing bell that Hi.
dalgo used 1913 years ago. The poor
err classes occupied all the central
part of the square. Directly in front
of the National Palace. the Munich
pal Palace and the Cathedral, the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
AMERICANS WENT ABROAD

New York, sept. ia dispatch
from London says that the wedding
of Miss May Van Allen and GriswOld
A. Thompson, both Of whom are
rpominent in society in New York
and Newport, takes place today in
Surrey, where Miss Van Allen has
been staying for some time.
The bride is the daughter Of James
J.. Van Allen, who for some years has
spent most of his tine in England,
and a granddaughter of the late Mrs.
Astor. She is also a niece Of Mrs.
Orme Wilson and of Mrs. Ogilvy
Haig. Vincent Astor is her cousin.
She has for several years spent most
of her time in England with her faith
err, and while in Newport has presid-
Gu over Wakehurst, her fathers
villa there.
Mr.. Thompson. the bridegroom, has
also lived much in Europe, but for
several years has lived in New York.
He is a bond broker and resides in
East Goth street. He is we'll known
in Newport, where he has visited fire.
Quently during the season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17

SrlRiTUALiSTS MEET IN CICAGO
Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. 16.-Followers
of s%piritualism, among them a num-
Der Of mediums of wide reputation,
rounded up in Chicago today for the
t%wenty-first annual convention Of the
National Spiritualists' association.
The convention sessions will con
tinue until the end of the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17
HOTEL MEN OF CANADA MEET

Winnepeg, Man, Sept. 16.-Hotel
men from nearly all Of the large cit
les of Canada gathered in Winnipeg
today for the first annual convention
of the Dominion association. The
convention will continue in session
through the greater part c. the week.
The license question is the foremost
topic scheduled for consideration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-17

Of the cabinet, members of the sen.
ate and chamber of deputies, high
officers of the army, and many prom.
inent citizens.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

zada. Como llegas tan tarde ante nos
-pregunt6 Juror Ciego.
Con perdon dc vuestra majestad,
-dijo Ia liebre.En un POGO, junto Al
canine por donde vengo, hay otro rey
semejante i ": M. AL pasar me Hand
" me dijo que no me permitfa pasar;
sino que debia servir para matar 81
hambre. A duras penas consegui per
misc para venir v saludar 4 vtiestra
maiestad. y tengo que vclver en- Sc
guida.
Llevame Embellishments 4 ese
pozo,-dijo Juror ciego.
Con mucho gusto 1leyar6 a vues'
ira majestad-respondi6 Ia 1iebre.
Llegado Juror Cieg0 al pozo, az on
contr6 con gu propia imagen en- q
aqua, v creyendo que era otro tigre
sc precipit6 sobre 81 y asi pc ahog6
Todos los animales de Ia selva prod
garon alabanzas q II liebres y la pro
clamaron salvadora de Ia republica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

III Nuevs York, Il no mlente ~
Journal," A. donds tomaznos ~ notis
cia ocurri6 hace aIgun ttempo 81 III
egiente troa1c6mieo Suoseo;
IN periodists escribio nn ertfchlo
durfsimo contra n jreGo n recibi6 qn
nn6nimo en- q que az ie 'amennsepe
sacramento n yolviaA ocuparpe "a e.
Rer0 no q hcobard6 81 peftDdistA y
esorlbi6 an artfcuIo mae snertico Que
81 primero,
Al dis sieuiente prerent6se en- n -
dacci6n I'm hombre altCs fcrnidos con
unzearrote en- u mano, p~reguntando
por IL redactor en jefe con "a 'Qne quo
Ia arregIar una ouenta m POGO -.
Ri autor de ios artfcuIos 40 maxras,
due era III duico que entonces ~ Aenr
contraba en- Ia redacci6n ~comprendi0
II peIisrc que corris Y dijo q visitante
que 81 GUERRA yer ~ redactor 1efe, tF1a
VI buscarlo embellishments.
Hixoio al, mientras "a amenaxAdor
desconocido quedaba e~sperandO; ipero
or Ii escalera se encontr6 con otro
hombre no menos fornido que y en-
l~terior y con un garrote no menoa rea'
petable. Que en representation De otra
casa de juego, andaba 'tambien en bug.
W del redactor. 49,.
Quiere listed verlos-pregunfo e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
IL cAMelo Is EvIDENTE.

santa Fe unos dias pasados fue en- Ia
naturaleza do una inspiration para to-
dos auuellos ouienes oyeron su notable
discourse. Ias cosas oue 81 dijo fue.
ron tan eminentemente verdaderas
daI tiernno -presente Y su application
Is Ia anuntes ' ii traba1o del parti.
Al, p-roareaista todos indicaron que
hav m frabato adelante y que sera lie.
yado i una conclusion.
:, .x.an mor.n,,,oso nortsdo :,
Ill. nmar 5000 4, camno II
v.a. = 1890 ! = sssrnda ros,c,6n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Las personas flacas, paIidas, ner-
'viosas, d6biles Y extenuadas, tienen
Ia sangre pobre. Estan sujetas q res
friados, pulmonfas, malaria, c6lera 3
cualquiera de las mdltiples dolencias
que prevalecen mas 8 menos en- TODD
tempo. La PANACEA DE SWAIN
wa Ia raiz del NAL. rs un v~iviicador
dc Ia sangre Enriquece la sangre y
fcrtifica la constitution. I'll resultadc
es que Ia carne Sc pone eniuta y firme
II Ell cuero es fortiicado para ~resistir
8 Ia enfermedad. Els I'm ~restaurador
maravilIoso del cuerpo. Precio, bote-
la grande. $500, vendida por The
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Queza dc misica, de escultura. rique'
IA de espfritu para asir Ia majestad
dc leyes morales y riqueza de dinerc
para asegurar nuestra Independence
personal.
ri hombre grande 81 "a hombre DE
vida complete.
Ny 81 esta como I'M arbol plantado
junto al rio de Las aguas. que fructiti.
cara sua hojas tampoco Be marchita'
ran; y cuaiQuier cosa que haga pros
perara &C.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
ANuNclo.

ri Hon. Canuto Alarid. Juex de
Pruebas del Condado de Santa re, Is
tado de Nueyo Mexico. hoy IA de Oc-
tubre do 1919. ha nombrado a Ia Sra
Pillar Abeytia de Apodaca, ADMINISTERS
dora del estado del fanado Manuel p
Apodaca, v los que deben y tengan re-
clamos que hacer que vengan a hacel
sus reclamos dentro del tempo y ter
niino de Ia ley.
Pillar ABEYTIA DE APoDACA,
Administrators
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
LA suERTE DE Los REFoRMADo

Pedro habia conclude sus estudios
de- colegio ' vuelto a su hogan. al
dia siguiente su padre 10 llamo y le
pregunta: "Hijo milo. habeis determi'
nsdo que carrera prefieres seguir?'
Isl sehor.s respondi6 Pedro. "desea'
ria ser IN reformador." ~ habeis
considerable hijo mio,a dijo 81 padre
10 que es la suerte de los reformado
resi-"
y que puede ser la suerte de los
reformadoresg' pregunt6 Pedro. Poi
respuesta su padre con serenidad Sc
fal6 q sun cuadro que representabs
q Jesds Nazaret sobre Ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

\ cAs7)0o Sc Lx poonrxA.
Hsy Soianashte una salsmtdI ~
brexa. Hay solaments una oosa. que
desear dQiexe.
cusloulerS c1ase dS pobre1a TT ma.
ia: material. ~intelectual emocioual,
espirftual.
r.ds snssrnax.6 corncrs, " daht,
do nohraza oorporaI ~ 4. snnrre.
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'oa oeoens ssan .!snss s suncsense Re!a
pFocnrR1ee 1~ysstaoufa conLorsap1s ~
mento 'saiaqRols. z napitAclon ~
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~ peileota''sent Juseo que squ'sss'
amo saAheE0 suneA9nss pala 0ons97
gun una anoepenaencaA
GualQuierA que M este 1nyertleno0 re-
gularmente una p0rci0n de Gus gananr
clas a. nna oopo.S hA. " u1'a
vsfsuo tsn Bonu.h@ ahose c2an1 9sA
en ios tlempos saeS tshsAAn
Cuaiquler nlno Que ~ ~ enssnauo z
ahorrar ~ ln1uriaao-
Los perlooicos estan, alenos &c n0ti'
cias ade escanoaio aomesslco' heto ~
debtdo e poDreza ae amor y popreza
caraeter.
IA genie mas RIGA en u uerra g
aGuella que tiene sutclente amor. I
terripies AZ generates son
efectoE de la poprexa des pensamiens
to!
La genie es como Nreces muaa
que re arrean,' pastoreada por astur
tcs amos pollticcs y ninos son I'm
pedidos a medrar, nogares ser stF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
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ACAUSA DE-

La causa mas comun de insomnia es
~desordenes del est6mago y constipa-
cion. Las Pastillas de Chamberlain
ccrrigen estos des6rdenes y 10 capaci-
tan para dormir.--De venta en- todas
las Botaicas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
EsTA NochE.

Esta noche, 81 Sc siente adormecido
v estdpido, 3 bilioso y constipado. to-
mese d d6sis de las PastilIas AZ
Chamberlain y se sentira bien mafia-
na--De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Lo que es mas ~provechoso a una
mujer leer 81 manual de cocina case
IA" que los ~peri6dicos de modas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

La j6ven que quiera casarse no "a
que a lucir trajes que espanten a los
bolsillos de los candidates al matri.
monio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

la educaei6n sin Dios es una necesi-
dad de combate sin tregua por las IT,
milias.-Cousin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Oar q los hijos y a los criados YER
dsderas pruebas de carifio y exigir 81
debido respeto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Cada semana hacen las factorfas es.
|peciales de Inglaterra, 40 millones ds
|~clavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Exigir siempre de los hijos una obe-
diencia pronta, sin replica nj contra
d~iciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

Pensar bien 10 que Sc manda, y no
piandar nj correeir con arrebatos nj
Q CRITICS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06

La cosa mas hermosa en- este nundo es una mujer !,
hermosa- Una mujer que posea una tez clara y sonro
IA feiicidad a TODD Ell que este a sulado. Algunas mujeres
tai vez de briilo. pusden ser hacas Q hundidas de PEI
cho; o podran tener buenas formaey pero acompann-
dassd una tez defectuosa y ojos rs aI5 De expre s,S
Puede probar este tratamiento Sin costarle ma N
da. Els una maravi1losa preparacion, que consls-
CERToNE le llenarA de carnee las parties hundi- N
das, lie robustecerA ell pecho, el cueno, los hom- III
bros y demAs miembros = le proporcionara per- Z
ces 81 mas precioso ds todos Jos encantos: cuSi r
Cup6n de aba5o, envienelo hoy mismo. por CO. an
FREQ e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p4Eh 09oR 4Ss5 aS14< VI ser
TIRE aos3Iutamente sraus qn "a nevteo III tade
GE 6TI9T par 8 e,a7 ! wesorer6 IL .digs
CEtIONH les nara sentrse plen - 1s.e " Vera
su apaflencia corpora. y la me5oIia 2 uu- quirfI
correcta y natural. roso
III TOME
- VKE2 ADVEF
cede un
r,sa - - go N cada PEI
Gee
NEW YORK. n ~ MIN n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-06
81 listed Is Propenso 4 ResfrIados
Este Editorial Il ha de Interesar.

- &e1 nhlppra A H. Sents coafrns esds esks6f6n 4no a nas
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certone hace vigOrosos a los Rombres
Y Fascinadoras a las Mujeres.

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tente en- cuerp0 v mente y
sfempre 0btiene 6xito--siem-
pre- atrae la admiration de
los demAs hombres. asf como
de tUdas las mujeres. TN
hombre no puede ser favorito
81 carece de vitalfdad y 81 tie-
ne una apariencia ffsica delft
lcada. Todo hombre que quiera
ser hombre desea ser fuerte
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