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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18
NJ KINLEY.
jane IA.

Clarence Kelley is home from Tufts den-
tai college.
daughter Helen was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Murphy June 4.
George Allen and family have moved
into part Of John Reeds house.
Sunday mails commenced June 2, and
morning mails commence July l.
Phebe Gray and children, Mildred and
Howard, are visiting Mrs. Collistia Colt.
d. l.. Richardson received his diploma
from L. of NJ. last week, and is home for
the summer.
Measles is quite prevalent. Misses Lila
Thurston, Gladys Gott and Flossie Bun
ker were quite i'll last week, besides many
lighter cases.
Mrs. Jennie Manchester arrived homie
from Portland Sunday. All are glad TO
see her back again. Mrs. C. Y. Hodgkins
is there TO keep house for her.
Grammar school closed last Thursday
Miss Julia Tibbetts, of Old Town, teacher.
The primary school, Miss Mildred Was
gait, of Northeast Harbor, teacher. will
close June 20.
June Il. p. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BI.UEaILl..

W. G. Conary, o. Bucksport, was here q
few days last week.
Chester Parker IS in New York learning
to run an automobile.
Mrs. e. A. Slaven and family are at their
summer home, ''Borderland."
l.. NJ. NcGouldrick, OF Maehias, was in
town last Wednesday on business.
Miss Alice osgood has returned from
Boston, where she spent the winter.
Clarence Nash, wife and son Roger, OF
Addison, are guests of w. s. Hinckley
and wife.
Victor o. strobel and family, Of Phila-
delphia, are at "Lspbawink" tor the
summer.
A. W. Johnston and family, of Cleve-
land, are spending June at their home at
Parker Point.
Mrs. D. W. Bunker, OF Bangor, spent a
few days here last week, the guest of W. /.
Partridge and wife.
Mrs. Amelia Clough and Henry clough
and wife, OF Boston. have opened 'Halcyon
Lodge for the season.
Mrs. Guy Il. Hinckley and children,
Arnold and Phyllis, are guests of Miss F.
K. Hinckley at the Bluehili house.
Edward P. Tucker, of Boston, is spend
ing few days with his family. Mr.. Cor
don accompanied him on his trip.
Malcolm osgood, G. II. strown and A.
E. Hoioebe, OF Philadelphia. arrived Sat
urday, making the trip by automobile.
Mrs. T. L. Mcdonald. of Washington,
ID. C., has opened her cottage for the sum
mer. DIR. Mcdonald will join her later.
Edward Everett Chase jr.. is home from
U. OF NJ, where ne has just completed the
course OF study. Basil Barrett, L. OF NJ.
'16, is also at home for the summer.
Mrs. L. E. Chase and Miss Olive at
tended the commencement exercises at
c. Of NJ. last week. Mrs. Chase is nos
in Waitham, Mass, the guest OF her par
snts, Newton Lord and wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18
EAST SULLIVAN.
June Il.

A~sAsSA ~ A@A@a ~
Mrs. E. W. Hill, of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. S. E. Doyle has returned from a
pleasant trip in Washington county with
her husband.
Miss Sarah Hill stopped over with her
cousin. Mrs. J, A. Dyer, for several days,
before opening her house in West Gonlds-
boro.
H. I. Thomson and wife will not come
to HillcroiG this summer, but will spend
the time in Europe. Ii is great disap-
pointment 10 the village.
The many friends OF Fred d. Cranes
family will be interested to know that
they are pleasantly situated Just outside
the city limits in Fresno, Cal.
Miss Clara johnson returned to her
duties as nurse in the Presbyterian hos
pital, New York, Friday, leaving her
mother well on the road to recovery.
Mrs. J. A. Dyer entertained at dinner
Monday night for her niece, Miss Ger
trude ordwsy, and Miss Helen Hill, vi hose
natal days fall on the second of June.
Nathan Bunker and wife, Of Brooks,
have been visiting their native town. MIR.
Bunker has recently purchased an auto
mobile, in which he will return TO Brooks.
Misses Abbie Bragdon, Villa circuit and
Nora White are in the graduating class of
the Sullivan high school. Miss Doris
Hatch, owing to illness, does not graduate
with her class.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles Googins was home from Bangor
for the week
Harr- Rollins was recent guest Of
David Springer and vile.
Mrs. Myrs Jordan, of Ed worth, is yis-
iting Mrs. Edwin Springer.
Mrs. Herbert MAyo, OF Boston, is visit
ing her brother, George Latin.
Byron page has been hired by Capt.
Pierce as engineer o. the yacht Duchess.
Mrs. Mary West, Of Egypt, was week
end guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Stratton.
wsiisce Coxgins. Of South Hancock,
was recent guest OF bis sister, Mrs.
Calvin Hutehins.
Seth Lancaster and wife and Albert
Bigeiow and wife, Of Corinna, L. Nj.
Scott and wife, Of Ellsworth, and Albert
Mears and wife, OF LAmoine, were sun
day guests OF Charles Googins and wife.
June is. ANON.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. George jordan spent last week in
Lamofne.
NC. Harrison and wife are still i'm
proving In health.
Seldeu 5. Smith, who has been in Sstick,
Mass, the past year, is home.
Mrs. r. W. West visited relatives and
friends in Bar Harbor last week.
Sherman Abbott, OF Hancock, has been
farming for c. j. Smith the past week.
Mrs. Fred Crane with little daughter
Pauline, of Birch Harbor, is visiting her
parents, j. F. Clark and wife.
Alice A, daughter OF the late Prof
Butler, who has been teaching at
White Plains, n. Y, is home for her vaca-
ton. Oliver Swan, of White Plains, one
OF her pupils, is with her for the summer
June t6. NJ
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The tax-rate is s22.so per sI,ooo.agains,
se2y5 last year.
Charles Z. Smith bias gone to Northeast
Harbor for the summer.
Willard Clzrk's bands are badly
poiFoned by handling roofing.
George S. Harrison has sold the stump
age on his land to eastern parties.
A forest fire has been raging in the
eastern part o, the town. IL is understood
it caught from quarry blast.
The stone strike Is still unsettled, aud il
looks like bad one for the stoslcutters.
Paving and monumental work is good.
June Is. CHEER.
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MANsET.

Airs. Cynthia Stanley visited Elmer
Stanley and wife last week.
The girls club met with Audrey Dolli-
yer June 3, All report good time.
Capt. Charles Stanley ana wife have
gone to Northeast Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Anna Allen, OF Springfield, Mass,
is getting the Ocean house ready for the
summer.
The light keeper, Mr.. Bsal, Of Mt
Desert Rock, has moved his family 10 part
OF Elmer Sianiey's house for few months
There was no service at the union
church Sunday afternoon, as Rev. Mr..
Moore preached the Odd Fellows me-
mortal at Cranberry Isles.
June 9. LILAC.
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BASS HARRoR.
NJ

John Jackson and wife, OF Colebrook,
y. H., are visiting at T. w. Jackson's.
Mrs. Charles Stanley, OF Mark Island
light station, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Rich.
Mrs. j. A. Sawyer, who has been iii
some time, leaves tomorrow TO enter the
Eastern Maine hospital at Bangor for
treatment.
Washington Norwood caught q salmon
on his trawl last week which weighed
twenty-six pounds. 1t is the largest ever
caught on trswl here. He sold it TO the
Mckinley Fish & Freezer Co.
June IA. X. Y. z.
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MARLBORO.

Mrs. c. L. Estey and children, Of New
YORK, are at their cottage for the summer
Mrs. Nellie Martin and Mrs. Brown, OF
Ellsworth, spent q few dsysl last week
with friends here
Mrs. Clara Ford, who spent the winter
in Houlton with her daughter, Mrs. c. 4
Alexander, and the past few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Jennie King, Ia LAmoine,
is home. Her dsugher Inez, who has been
teaching in Brewer. is home caring for her
mother, who stili remains helpless.
June is. ARR.
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ASHNILLE.

Mrs. Nellie Bunker is i'll.
Mrs. Ethel Haskell and daughter Ruth
are home.
Moses Bartlett and family have moved
into their new house.
Lewis Martin and wife, OF Belfast, vis-
tied Mr.. Martins parents recently.
The friends OF Miss Abbie Bragdon were
sorry to hear that she was not able to take
part in the graduation exercises OF the
Sullivan high school, owing TO illness.
June IS. PHOEBE.
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BIRCH HARBoR.

Miss Laura Stinson, OF Sunset, former
teacher here, visited friends here last
week.
Among the graduates from Winter
Harbor high school was Flossie Hancock,
of this village.
visiting here, has returned home, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Fred Crane.
June Is. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18

The constant itching, burning, redn ess
rash and dissgreeable effects Of eczema,
letter, salt rheam, itch, piles and irritating
akin srupkions can be readily cured and the
skin made clear and smooth with DIR. Hob
sous Eczema Ointment. Mr.. j. G. Eveiand,
Of Bsth. Ia, says. II had eczema twenty five
when found DR.. Hobsonfs Eczema Ointment
fonBd a care" This ointment Is the for
mala Of = physician and has been in use for
yekrs-aot an experiment. That IL why we
can guarantee 1t. All druggists, or by mail.
Price sc. Ptsner Chemical Co.. Philsdelphis
and 81. Louis
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GREAT PoSD.

J.R. shumsn is I'D.
Miss Rath Williams Is sssiesant teacher
in Miss Trecartney's private school in
Bangor.
Lloyd Bracy and family. OF Bangor,
will spend the Summer VIII ais mother.
Mrs. Edgar Meiniueh. whose health IL
very poor.
Miss Garry and Mr.. whall, OF Dor
chester. ard Mr., Estabreak and =sfe,
OF Bangor, were guests % Mrs. Ezra
Williams saturday and Sunday.
June 2. T..
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pARrRIpaE COVE.

Mrs. Helen Preble, OF Sullivan, visited
her father, Wilson Eaton, recently.
William Emery has gone to Bar Hsrbor,
where he has employment for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett met with . serious
on the kitchen floor, breaking ther hip
bone. Drs. Hagerthy and Hodgkins at
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tended her. II is only two weeks since
Mr.. Bartlett fractured rib BY fall IRON
the hay loft, and he has not fully re-
covered from the injury. They have the
sympathy OF their many friends.
june f6 SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

Ideal weather marked the commence
ment week of Bluehiil George Stevens
academy. The baccaIaureate sermon San
day evening was by Rev. Ralph A. Barker,
at the Congregational church, which was
filed by many friends of the school.
Monday, June 9, in the town hall the
junior exhibition was held before q large
audience. The parts were exceptionally
well taken, and all deserve much praise.
The class marched into the hail and was
seated on the stage, which was trimmed
with evergreen and the class colors, yellow
and white. The program:
March
Prayer
Music
"Unele Tascus and the Deed"
Marion Esther Slower
Enemies Meet al Deaths Door,
Georgia Eta Sargent
"MilIy Amos Hymn"
Beulsh Gertrude Bethel
Music
,sDe Habitant'' Iva Alma Treworgy
Night on shiloh. Doris Marion Hatch
'His First Singing Lesson"
Edith Louise Hinekley
Music
'Der Widow, ''.......... Grace edith Lissle6eid
Extract from Wilson's inaugural Address,
Raymond Henry Parker
''The Mourning Veil"
Beatrice Josephine Ahram
Tuesday evening the classes OF IA and '15
gave reception IN academy hall, to the
seniors, trustees and alumni. A short
musical program was presented. after
which dainty refreshments were served.
The hall was made into pretty room by
the aid OF furniture and bricg brae. All en-
ioyed the evening, and join in praise of
the committee. Miss Beatrice Abram, IA,
and Miss Mary LittIefeld, Is, received
the guests.
Wednesday the ball game between Ellis
worth high and the academy was played
on academy field, and was q bard fought
contest. Brilliant plays were made on
both sides. The score, IL to in favor OF
the academy, does not tell the story.
The academy team has played nine games
and won eight record to be proud Of
Much credit is due to Capt. Roy Grindle
for the able manner in which be handled
the team, though all the members
deserve praise for their work.
Wednesday evening the alumni ball
was held in the town hall. Music
was furnished by Monsghzn's orchestra,
which was seated in bower of evergreen
and fir trees. An order of twenty dances
was carried out. The grand march was led
by Prof. A. w. Boston and wife, followed
by about eighty couples. The COMMITTEES
In charge consisted OF Josie Snow, Lena
Hinckley, Florence Morse, Emma ]. Nc
Howell, Marion Parker, Harry Hinckley
and A. 5. withsm.
Friday afternoon the graduation exer-
cises were held. Town hall was taxed to
its utmost 10 accommodate the audience.
The stage was trimmed in simple but
effective way with evergreen and cedar.
Besides the class, the faculty and trustees
were seated Every part was well taken.
Music was furnished by Miss Pearson,
violin, Mrs. Twining, piano, and the
Haydn quartet.
There were seven in the graduating
class, all OF whom had parts in the follow
ing program;
March
Prayer
Music
salatatory-Rss The Charm Of the I'm
possible .Abbie Elizabeth Partridze
Essay, The Educational Value Of Moving
Fsetures--'.'..'-;S;,,.. Celia Belle Davidson
Glass History Roy vinAl Grindls
Glass Prophecy .Elinor Howard
rssax The Work Of the Sexentx-Slxsh
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Old men and women feel the need Of iAxa-
tive more than young folks. Bot u must be
safe snd harmless and one which xfi not
cause paiu. DR. Kings New Late Pills are
especially good for the aged Cor they act
promptly sad easily. Prizes 1sc- aecon-
nended BY ali druggi4ts.
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School cioeed Friday. after -
term taught BY Mrs. Gertrude - s''
Old Town. WY,
Mrs. FREQ Tingiey and sons Ro..
Ralph arrived Saturday. TAs Y
spent the winter in Everett, Mas. -
Herbert W. Wells and wife ana !.
Katherine and Mary arrived ~. y
their summer home, "HillsAisf.s
jane .
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/, OUNTY NEWS.
WEST EDEN.

The Seal Cove dramatic company gave
an entertainment in Mt. View grange hall
to a well-fiiled house. The proceeds were
for 81. Andrews mission at Seal Cove.
Thursday, May y, was observed in the
primary and grammar schools as mother
day The pupils had been well drilled BY
the teachers. and rendered their parts I'M
usually well. Schools closed Saturday in
both departments for the summer. The
teachers, Mrs. Trip and Miss Chase, have
been untiring in their efforts to make the
past year a success, and the pupils have
progressed rapidly
Mrs. Abbie Mayo Is spending a few
weeks here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mayo is eighiy-five, and smart. She
is we'll posted on topics of the day,
and can read without glasses. Another
smart old lady is Mrs. Roxana Hamor, also
eighty-five. She recently spent few
days with her niece, Mrs. Annie Slower, at
Indian Point. Another octogenarian is
Melvin @. Joy. now in Prcsque Isle with
his daughter, Mrs. Nina Richardson. He
will 20 to Gettysburg to the soldiers re-
union.
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Address and Presentation of oiplchas,
Albert Warren Boston, Principal
Glass Ode
BeH<diction
The concert by the Haydn quartet in
the evening was enjoyed by large audi
ence.
The annual meeting OF the alumni was
held in the town hail Friday evening.
The following officers were elected; ;
President, Harry F4inckley; vice president,
Fred Greene; secretary, Florence Morse
treasurer, Ethel Stossr; executive com
mittee, Josie Snow, Ethel Townsend. Roy
Grindle, Cecil osgood. Elmer Howard,
Henry Saunders, Beulzh Grindle.
June Is. ii.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR
{, +. Monaghan will Omen a.
OF Saturday ni4ht dances 4, sess
Gillsy's ball n xi Saturday, Jana = 1,s0ssl
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Mrs. Emma Lunt spent few days last
week in Calais.
The c. <. society gave social at the
chapel Thursday evening.
Miss Addie swazey, who spent the pas,
winter in Boston. is home for week.
Miss Madeline Mosley has gone to Ban
ger, where she is employed for the sum
mer. =
Mrs. Nettie Higgins spent the weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Bradley. at
the NaErows.
Mrs. Gertrude aosley, who has been III
OF rheumatism all winter, is now able to
walk out little.
Everett Jordan, wife and little son John,
of Seal Harbor, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jordan's parents, John Hadiey and
wife.
June Il. NJ.
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LILAC.
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jas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-23

las companies ferrocarrileras de-
pats, fie adoptado como simple y pol
ser ell mas complete.
Despues de n discussion formal dc
materials de menor importancia, e,
cuerpo Sc prorrog6 para reunirse en-
Santa Fe ell dia 16 de Setiembre, 1913
En- ese dia ell cuerpo Sc reuni6 en-
IA oficina del presidente del cuerpo,
hallandose presentes allf los Sres'
Clark, Reed y Ell presidente, r. e.
Twitchell; los Sres. Vigil y Shuler ha'
llandose ausentes acknowledgements de-
bido q ocupaciones PROFESSIONALS las
cnales no pudieron posponer.
Los procedimientos de la junta an
terror fueron leidos y aprobados; el
y~yesidente reportando que todas las
6rdenes del cuerpo habian sido lleva-
das d cabo segun arreglado en- la jun
"a del dia IA de Agosto. Esta junta
continue por dos dias, durante cuyo
tempo planes sistematicos fueron dis
cutidos Y Sc actu6 sobre los mismos,
con referencia d una distribution del
trabajo del cuerpo, Y la acci6n de al
guna direction particular del mlsmo
4 sus miembros sobre lfneas particu-
lai es.
Sc adopt6 una resolution, suplican-
do d Su Excelencia de nombrar un
-uerpo Auxiliar Mujeril al Cuerpo de
Manufactures de la Exposition, de con-
sistir q 10 menos de n mujer de ca
da un condado en- Ell estado.
Sc resolvi6 que ell trabajo del Cuer-
DC Auxiliar Femenil fuera solamente
para ell exhfbito educational que sera
hecho por Ell estado, Ell cual, como aqui
t,cspues Sc desarrcllara. es uno de los
ma im~portantes y elaborados de to-
dos los exhfbitos que seran enselados
La question del manejo de la campaha
de publicidad, no solamente en- Nue.
vo Mexico, pero en- Ell oriente. en- ell
modo de peri6dicos y otros %anuncios,
fue dejado a la discretion y juicio del
bresidente.
De acuerdo O ell anuncio por pla
nos para I'll euluCiO uC INucso "CAAcc
tres classes de pianos fueron someti-
dos, todos los cuales eran mny dignos
v demostraron Ell interes que Sc lie
vant6 debido al estilo de architecture
sobre ell cual Sc habia determinado por
ii cuerpo. Los pianos sometidos por
la irma de /. H. v w. M. Rapp. de
Santa Fe, fueron unanimemente adop-
tados por ell cuerpo.
AL cuerpo Sc lie ha ~asegurado que
bajo ell precio pr~evaleciente por traba
10 de construction en- San Diego, que
este edificio puede construirse por ina
suma no excediendo diez y seis NIL
pesos, no incluyendo los muebles.
Este edifcio sera una cosa note
BILE de la exposition. y en- Ell juicio del
cuerpo, re~flexionara gran credito so
bre el pueblo del estado, y en- 81 mis-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-23
AsEslNAro EN- WAGON MOUND.

Ell Domingo II del presente mes CO.
ga de las, 10 p. m. en- la cantina de
Lee Blattman ocurri6 n dificultad
an la que result6 Felix Villareal muer-
to y Benito Sanchez herido, la difficult
tad comenz6, segun Sc dice sobre una
tirada de daos. villareal recibi6 un
trio en- una pierna v otro en- un brazo,
muriendo cast en- ell acto. Sanchez,
recibi6 I'm trio en- un brazo, pero la he
rida no es seria.
villareal y Sanchez jugaban los daos
en- dicha cantina y al tempo de CO.
menzar la pelea, Sanchez reclamaba
1ue villareaI 10 habia defraudado en-
a suma de $4,000 mientras que Villa
.eal decia 10 contrario. Ambos com
oatientes sacaron sus pistolas Y Co
menzaron a disparar, cuando Ell hume
se habia disipado, Villareal yacia
muerto en- 81 pavimento, y Sanchez ha-
bia sido herido en- un bravo.
Sanchez fue arrestado Y puesto pa
10 guardia en- un hospital en- Wagon
Mound. Villareal era una persona
|5ien conocida en- el condado de Mora
yivia en- Wagon Mound y era propieta-
rio de la cantina donde ocurrid la
|~tragedia. III independents. Las We
|gas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-10-23

Estas misiones viejas, las ruinas de
muchas de las cuales Sc hallan en- va,
rias parties de Nuevo Mexico, son
elento %cincuenta anes mas viejas que
las mas viejas de aquellas de Califcr
MIA, las cuales son de las mas atractl
a a los turistas de la Costa del Pa.
cifico. Inter6s agrs gado Sc halla en-
Ell hecho que Embellishments CONT.
guas a las Misiones Neo-Mexicanas Sc
nallan los restos de e~structuras de Ia
civilization mas vieja en- los Estados
Jnidos. Ell ediffcio de Nuevo Mexico
sera en- ST mismo un exhfbito grandio
SO a todos los ~v,sitantes del mundo
FL plan de decoration interior de Ia
iglesia apelara a todas las classes. So.
bre sus paroles, en- tablas aceitadas.
estaran pintados los eventos. prominen
ties en- la vida de San Francisco de
Asfs, Ell santo patron de Santa Fe. la
capital del estado. Reratos de frailes
representatives de la 6rden seran dss-
pie gados, incluyendo Ell primero que
vino al nuevo murdo subsecuente q
la conquista de Mexico. Las escenas
medicines al martir..o de los frailes en-
el Pueblo de Puera (cerca de la ciudad
mcderna de Autobiography en- 1880 hs-
ran revelaci6n a muchas o~currencias
b~astante desconocidas d la vasta ma,
yorfa de- Americanos.
En- grandes pedazos de Iona estaran
pintadas las escenas de la gran revo-
'uci6n de Agosto 10, 1850, cuando
veintiun frailes dieron sus vidas por
Cristo Y la civilization.
Ell recinto de la 'glesia. durante la
exposition. sera usado como I'm audi
torium donde, por medic de pinturas
movibles, ayudadas por oradores rom
DC tentes, Sc enseiaran todos los re-
cursos del estado.
Representatives. vfvidas, sin MIN
gun costo al visitante, de las indus
trias de carbon y otras en- todos sus
1etalles; agriculture, irrigation, los
srandes proyectos del gobierno ahors
an curse de construction, alfalfa indi-
vidual. ranches de fruta y melones.
inlmales y rancnos, estaDlec1mleafos
De manufacture, municipalities, edi-
dcios pdblicos, la industrial de MADEIRA.
palisades excelentes en- las Montafias
Rocosas. las cuevas escarpadas y gran
des habitaciones ccmunales de civili-
zaciones pre- hist6ricas. haran mucho
para negar la idea prevalence que Nue.
vo Mexico es today'a la terra de los
ropales. coyotes y vaqueros.
Una presentation fuerte de las ia
cilidades educaciona1es del nuevo es
tado Sc veran en- ell empleo de los NJ
hos de escuela en- todas las ciudades
en- la pintura de Ia historic del Sud
oeste durante tres siglos, a cada mun'-
cipalidad prominen'e Y cuerpo lie edu'
caci6n a~signandcsF lie algun evenso
,hist6rico y notable.