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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-01-31

say the concoctors of the anti-rocking
decree. may cause a child to grow up
unhealthy, exacting and petulant.
bas lie berceau!
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
CHAPTER III,

have never reproached Miss Patty.
but If she had only given me the letter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
HYOME| RELIEVES
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headaches and seem lacking in vital
ity, or are constantly shifting and
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give the quickest, most effective and
lasting relief possible-something
that will go right to the spot, clear
the head and throat and end your
misery.
Surely use Hyomei-all druggists
sell it. 1t is just such a remedy, and
is entirely harmless and pleasant to
use-you breathe it-no stomach dos
ing.
The antiseptic oils of Hyomei mix
with the air you breathe-its health
giving medication Immediately
reaches the sore and infamed mucous
membrane-you feel better in five
minutes. 1t is practically impossible
to use Hyomei and not only be re-
lieved but permanently benefited.
j. I. Bennett will refund your money
if you are not satisfied. Ask for the
complete outft-$1. 90 size. j. T.
Bennett.-Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
DO 1T NOW
Lancaster People Should Not Wait
Until it is Too Late.

The appalling death-rate from kid
ney disease is due largely to the fact
that the little kidney troubles are
usually neglected until they become
serious. The slight symptoms often
give place to chronic disorders and the
sufferer may slip gradually into some
serious form of kidney complaint.
If you suffer from backache, head
aches, dizzy spells; if the kidney Sc
cretions are irregular Of passage and
unnatural in appearance, do not delay.
Help the kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorders they act where
others fail. Over one hundred thou
sand people have recommended them.
Here's case at home:
w. G. Weir, Lancaster, Wis, says
81 have used few boxes of Doan' s
Kidney Pills at different times during
the past five years and they have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
Beautiful Home for Sale.

The beautiful residence and sever
lots known as the Csskey home in the
south part of the village is offered for
sale. The house is good one story
building containing five rooms and
new summer kitchen, all recently
painted. There is good we'll and
cistern on the premises The premises
are enclosed with nice painted pfcket
fence, cement side walk in front and
cement walks inside of premises.
Here is chance for some one to buy
good house. Title perfect. For
further information, terms etc., ap-
ply to A. Kaltenbach. agent,
5m3c. Potosi, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
GET THIS sTRAIGHT.

The victories of Villa in northern
Mexico and the great activity of the
COnstitutionalists in general have
created a widespread impression that
the scope of the Huerta government
has been seriously limited, that it
represents or controls only minority
of the Mexican people, the lesser part
of Mexican territory.
The president war message tend
ed to confirm this impression, than
which nothing could be more errone-
Gus.
There are today over 1880, 900
Mexicans under the authority of Gen.
Huerta, as against less than 1,4OO,
900 in the states dominated by Car
rama. More than that, Huerta still
controls territory nearly twice the
size of that occupied By the Constitu-
tionalists.
When, therefore, the president
speaks about fighting only Gen.
Huerta and those who adhere to
him. and adds thereto that we
"cannot be forced into a war with
the Mexican people," he makes state
ments not only technically absurd,
but not borne out by the facts.
To fight Hureta and his adherents
does not mean the engagement of
only small and Indifferent part of
the Mexican nation; it means fighting
the thirteen and more millions who
are under Huerta's rule, and who,
barring the Zapatistas and other
robber bands, appear to be loyal to
the government in Mexico city; or,
even if they were not, would become
so under the stress of American at
tack.
The trouble is that the operations
and conquests of Villa and the Con-
stitutionalists have been vastly over
emphasized in this counry. They in
volve large and sparsely settled
territory which Huerta has shrewdly
left to their tender mercies.
At no time have any of these opera
lions and conquests actually threaten
ed Mexico city and the strongholds of
the dictator. Even Torreon was more
of a victory for the latter than for
Villa because, in spite of it's capture,
his experience taught Villa the peril
of further southerly progress and
turned him back into his own baili-
wick.
Huerta may be all sorts of deep
dyed villain; he may hold no title to
his Office, but that does not alter the
fact that in making war upon him we
are making war on the bulk of the
Mexican people, and upon the prepon-
derant power of the country Mil
waukee Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
ODD FACTS ABOUT MEXICO.

Mexico has a superficial area of
767, 200 square miles, or it is about
as large as Ii such states as Wiscon-
sin. It's greatest length is 1900
miles, not much more than the longest
line through Texas. Mexico has a
population of 1908, 2O7, which
gives about 20 persons to the square
mile. Less than one-fifth of this
population is called white. About 40
per cent is Indian, and the balance is
classed as mixed blood.
Because of bad sanitation and a lot
of other reasons the death rate in
Mexico is heavy, among the Indians
it runs to so per cent of the children.
In the City of Mexico the death rate
runs as high as Sc per thousand in a
single year. This should be one of
the healthiest cities on the continent,
as the climate there is accounted
almost perfect.
There are only Is, PSI miles of
railways in the republic. Some of
out states have more than that. In
telegraph lines Mexico does a little
better, there being 46, 112 miles.
City of Mexico has an elevation of
7,415 feet above sea level, and is
called the most perfectly located in
geographical and Typographical sur
Foundings of any city in the world.
The climate is never too not nor too
cold. With proper sanitation it
should have very low death rate.
it is aga miles from Vera Cruz, it's
Seaport.
City of Mexico has a population of
more than 300, 200 and is accounted
rather progressive. 1t has 353 state
schools, Is technical and professional
schools and as many as 200 private
schools. The national library, locat-
ed there, contains 250,O0O volumes.
1t was founded in 1892. There are
$50 manufacturing establishments,
many of which are owned and con-
Quoted by Americans.
Politically, the Mexican republic
is, and has been for many years, con-
spicuously rotten. During SO years
it has had 50 presidents and dictators,
generally the president was both.
Diaz was impossible for anybody that
believes in human liberty. His
administration represented the most
Odi011o Kind Of on o1iUarohu H11rna n
liberty in every form was banished
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
CurinO a Cold.

A doctors prescription for cold is
to first take a quick acting laxative,
then a mustard foot bath, which will
relieve most of the cold in the head.
If preferred take a general hot bath,
remaining in the water twenty min
utes with cold wet cloth tied on
the head. But when this whole bath
is taken a blanket must be wrapped
round the body, or, better yet, a soft
bath robe slipped on. Take hot lem
onade or f1axseed tea.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20

ance. We could have found the
money and as l have pointed out, the
cleaning-up of the isthmus made it
possible to live there and accordingly
the digging of a sea level canal would
be only a matter of extra time.
HEALTH CONDITIONS ON THE IsTHMUS
Concerning health conditions Mar
shall says: "The canal zone is at
the present day more healthful to the
white man than many parts of the
United States. There has been an
absence of yellow fever during the
past nine years and it is safe to say
that no epidemic of that disease will
ever occur again. Malaria is being
rapidly reduced. The general health
of the employees both white and
colored is better than of the several
communities from which they were
drawn.
"a total of about 500, 100000 has
been spent upon the Canal Zone for
sanitation. 1t is reasonably healthy
place to live, but it must be remem-
bered that this condition can only be
maintained so long as the stringent
methods of health precautions are
enforced"
DEATH RATE NOMINAL.
This is the kernel of the matter.
Keep the zone clean and it is healthy
but let it go back to squalor and filth
and the old conditions will prevail.
During the ten years with an army of
sometimes $4,000 working on the
canal there have been in the neighor-
hood of 5000 deaths, less than 300
of them being Americans. Of the
total number somewhat over 1000
died of accidents. The French lost
IN nine years somewhat over 10, 900.
These figures to me are more in
teresting and tell bigger story than
the statistics giving the yards of dirt
moved and the yards of cement pour
ed. They give us the real root of
the matter, and tell us why it was
possible to keep men alive to dig the
dirt and pour the concrete. Next
week we will go through the canal
and attempt to review the work of
those bronzed soldiers in the great
peace army, who under Col. Goethals
have completed work which has
advanced the cause of civilization.
LOU D. MacWETHY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20

regulations, that the natives them
selves take to the new order of things
and would not go back if they could.
In other words, they have imbibed
certain standards of living, which,
from an innovation have become
necessities. Therefore the effect is
lasting.
THINGS NO MAN COULD FORESEE.
1t has been but ten years since the
canal project was first put i'll motion.
And yet in that time many things
have arisen which could not have been
forseen. One of them is the enorm-
Gus growth in the shipbuilding in
dustry and the demand for larger and
larger ships. At the time when the
canal was planned, the largest ships
afoat could pass the proposed canal,
but since that time both battleships
and commercial vessels have increas-
ed enormously. Originally it was
planned to build the locks 900 feet
long by 95 wide, but later by execu-
tive order the dimensions were en-
larged to 1000 by ITO. At present
our largest battleships with beam
of 81 feet will have barely six feet
of room on either side in passing the
locks.
SEA LEVEL CANAL PREFERRED.
Another change is in conditions
which govern modern warfare. When
the canal was planned and the ques-
tion of lock canal was preached we
knew comparatively little, if any
thing, of aeroplanes. Now we know
that one aeroplane with a business
like torpedo could do all the damage
necessary to the locks. With all
our coast defense and all our battle
ships, what defense have we against
the aeroplane? This may never be
tested. We may remain at peace
with all the world, and the locks may
stand for ages but, nevertheless, the
fact remains that the lock type of
canal is a weaker link between the
waters of two oceans than would be
sea level canal.
Another point. What about earth
quake? The locks may stand the
shock and again they may not. Con-
crete has proved to be comparative
ly safe material in resisting earth
shocks, but concrete in such vast
quantities has yet to be tested.
What will happen? We can only
surmise that if a real old-fashioned
earthquake hits the canal zone that
things will happen and what it will
do to the locks and dams will be
plenty.
The original estimates called for
two years more time and expenditure
of seventy-five millions additional to
build sea level canal. Whether in
the light of later events more time
and money would have been found
necessary, or not, is not of import
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20

lived up to the claims made for
them
Mr.. Weir is only one of many Ian
caster people who have gratefully en-
dorsed Doan's Kidney Pills.
If your back aches-if your kidneys
bother you, don't simply ask for
kidney remedy-ask distinctly for
Doan,s Kidney Pills, the same that
Mr.. Weir had-the remedy
packed by home testimony. SOC all
stores. Foster Milburn Co.. Props..
Buffalo, N. Y. "When your Back
IS Lame-Remember the Name. -
Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
from the so-called republic.

lIOIu CHS SO-CdllSu ISpuOllC.
1t is claimed, and probably is true,
that the administration of Huerta has
been even worse than was that of
Diaz. Diaz tried to do something for
the industries of his country, but
Huerta seems to have no sense of the
needs of his people, and to care for
but to keep himself in power.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20

Europe's Land of Sunshine.
Spain has more sunshine than any
other country in Europe. The yearly
average is 5000 hours. In England
1t is 1,400.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-05-20
Just a Suggestion

One of the richest men in St. Louis recently
was for So. 20 at the age of nine. have saved
ever since. l would be just as unhappy in not
saving money every month as | would be IN los
ing my chance for three meals day. In fact
should eat only two meals day, IT IT came to
deprivation to save money" THINK THIS OVER
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
NO PUEDE Conner
FALTA APETTTO

Miles de personals pierden Ell ape
tito. No desean conner NADIA. La
campanilla toca para la comida pero
no les llama la atencion. Aborrecen
81 desayuno. Comen un POGO de este
y otro POGO de aquelio, pero no inn
puIsados por ell verdadero deseo.
El conner ha perdido todos sus en-
cantos, aunque siempre hacen 10
possible POI conner algo.
A la cena ocurre 10 mismo.
Evidentemente aigo serio ocurre;
desde luego, pero 0 exactitud no
puede nombrarse la enfermedad.
Supplements p~redispuesto. ESQ es
TODD.
En- esta clase de males inciertos es
que la Peruna actua muy beneficios
samente.
Despues de haber tornado Perunay
interes en- Ell alimento renace. 81
listed comienza q tomar una cucha-
radita de Peruna antes de cada
comida, clio contribuirA q aumentar
rapidamente Ell appetite Y ayudara Ia
digestion.
Miles de personals asi 10 testihcar;
Han sido librados de una esclavitud
que es cast insoportable. La esclavi-
tud de no mostrar interes en- 10 que
en- esta vida ocurre. Salud quebran-
tada. Sinembargo Made sabe la causa
exacta. Tomad Peruna antes de cada
comida. Todo en- nuestro derredor
tornara color de rosa, Ell verdor
reaparecera en- las co npihas y la
vida sera in placer. Apreciara listed
la vida y contribuira d la felicidad de
los que lie rodean. Peruna hara TODD
Ssto. No como estimulante artificial.
Eimplemente I'm tonico que lie estimu-
lara Ell appetite por medios n~aturales,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
JUEvEs MARIO 5, 1914.
cosAs QUE NO PUEDE coMPRAR
Ell DlNERo.

Algunos ninos que ei dinerc
puede %conseguir cast todas las cosas
pero esta es una e~quivocacion. Es
verdad que Ell dinero puede hacer mu-
cho, pero no TODD. Puedo ensenar I'm
million de cosas que no pueden com
prarse. Sc da con i'm buen prop0sito
y es bueno obtenerlo, pero TODD de-
pende de la maneTa dc usarlo. AZ
usarlo NAL Sc recibe un p~erjuicio en-
vez de un beneficio, pero hay muchas
cosas que son mejores que ell dinero y
que no pueden comprarse con 81, no
obstante la cantidad que tengamos.
ST una persona no tiene buena edu-
caci6n, aunque tenga mucho dinero no
puede comprarla. Apenas podra OBJ
tener 10 que perdio g%astando las opor-
tunidades de su juventud. El dinero
tampoco puede comprar los buenos
modales y no hay NADIA, excepto los
buenos sentimientos y la buena salud,
que valga mas que los buenos moda'
les, y es impossible obtenerlos sola-
mente con dinero. Tampoco puede
comprarse una buena c%onciencia. 81
un hombre pobre, un niho 6 n Nina,
tiene buena c~oncieneia, son mas ri
cos que uno que no la posee, pues los
buenos principles y una buena con-
ciencia, son de mas valor que Ell orc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
LOS PRocREsIsTAs DE NEBRAS-
KA NO Sc coNsoLIDARAN.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 14.--Consolida,
ci6n con ell partido Republican, no Sc
IA considerable por Nebraska. Loa
P~rogresistas quienes Sc %reunieron aqui
hoy. asi 10 decidieron despues de bre
yes discusses por Medill Mccormick
miembro de la camision nacional Pro
gresista por Illinois. ell anterior sena.
dor Albert J. Beverfdge y W. E. Cad.
mus, de Illinois, organizador nacionaI
por Ell partido.
Planes para una organization com
pleta de estado han sido trazados por
F. o. corrick. presidents de Ia conf.
sion central de estado de Nebraska
quien declare que caudillos del partido
en- cada condado y precinto serian
nombrados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
ICON QUEEN TRABAJA sU HIJA
DE \p?

Madres, madres, a quienes Dios con
cedi0 suficientes bienes de fortuna pa
ra Que ~vuestras hijas no necesiten ira
bajar fuera de vuestros hogares, nc
os canseis de dar gracias al Todopo
deroso. Guam grande es ell favor que
Ell os hizo! De cuantos peligros es.
tan lejos vuestras hijasi
Pero, ~vosotras bien 10 sabeis, no to
das las madres son tan dichosas. Ma
dres hay, especialmente hoy On dia,
cuando apenas 81 Sc encuentra en- esos
parajes una familia Mexicana que 10
haya venido a menos, madres hay, de-
cimos, que deben 6 Green deber man
dar sus hijas a servir en- les hoteles,
en- las tiendas, en- casas %extraiias. a
eetas madres Sc dirige la pregumta que
e~ncaLeza estas lfneas.
icon quien trabaja su Mia de Vd.?
A quien consult0 Vd. antes de permit
fir que su hija de Vd. hiclese de sir
vienta en- la tai casa, en- el tai hotel,
en- la tai tienda? Repar6 Va. mica
mente en- ell sueldo, concediendo los
servicios de su hija a quien lie ofreeia
mas dinero?
Y 81 allf hay I'm calavera, un liberti-
no con quien su hija debe tratar tod
ell tempo. .....! Y 81 la hijita de 81
alma debe vivir entire protestantes que
con sus mofas la haran avergonzar de
la religion que profesa. ..,..l
5Ha pensado Vd. en- los pellgros que
rodean a su' hija? Su hija de Vd. gus.
ia de vestir bien y lucirse, la atm0s-
fera que la rodea la impele a ESQ mis-.
mo. De que medios podra echar ma
no su hija para satisfacer su yani
dad. .....!
Madres, madres, a quienes la pobre-
"a obliga a buscar en- Ell trabaio de
vuestras hijas recursos para vivir,
temblad por su homestead, temblad
por su religion, y antes de decidiros a
colocar a vuestras hijas en- esta o en-
aquella tienda, en- este @ en- aquel no
tel, en- esta 6 en- aquella casa, acor-
daos que es preferable ~mendigar de
puerta en- puerta, es preferible la mi
saria, mas bien que I'm punado de orc
alcanzado exponiendo a la deshonra a
vuestras hiias.-Revista Cat6lica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
-
cuENTo vlEJo.


Juan-le dljo Ell padre-pronto MORT
re, y la dnica h~erencia que te quedara
son Ell burrito Y un conseio. Este es:
no trates de darle gusto al mundo por-
que no 10 conseguiras. Mira, yanos
al pueblo, pero el burrito ira sin peso
ninguno.
-Por que?
-Haz 10 que to digo.
Y ell muchacho adelante, ei burro en-
medic y el viejo detras, llegaron al
pueblo.
Y al pasar por un corrillo de desc.
cupados, estos dijeron:
Que par de maiaderos! Esos ven.
dram maiana con ell burro 4 cuestas.
Dyes hijo?
Isl, padre.
Hoy montaras to y 70 arreare Ell
burrito.
Y asi fue.
Y al pasar cerca del mismo corrillo
aquellos mismos desocupados dljeron:
Que yieio mas ~estdpidol FL de-
biera ir montado y Ell muchacho a pie.
Ell vieio vendra mahana con burro y
muchacho encima.
Dyes muchacho?
Isl, padre.
Hoy montare 70 y I'd arrearas Ell
burrito.
Y asi fue.
Y al pasar por Ell mismo corriIo
auelIos mismos d~esocupados dijeron:
-Habras visto viejo mas g%rosero?
El encajado Y 81 pobre muchacho a
pie. Manana viejo y burro Sc encara-
maran en- Ell muchaeho.
Dyes, hijo?
st, padre.
Hoy montaremos los dos.
Y ~entonces los mismos ~desocupados
gritaron indignados:
Que no hay pelicia en- ell pueblo?
ouando habra protection para los ami
males? Que par de bestiasl Los dos
encaiados en- Ell infeliz burro!
Dyes, hiio?
-Sf, padre.
-Pues no intentes jamas darle
gusto a los necios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
.1ouE PAsA CON LA coMIsloN DE
cENSURA?

En- nuestro %apreciable colega, "E
Mensajero,' de Phoenix, Arizona, lee
mos I'm parrafto relacionado con e.
connotado bale llamado Tango
Tambien hace %referencia nuestro com
pafero d la media Ilamada Cheese
cloth,p cosas que vienen a degenerar
a la muier 4 tai manera que les ha'
ce perder TODD ell pudor hasta un gra.
do alarmante. Para no hacer mas
largo ell comento sobre dicho p~arrafto
terminamos dandolo en- seguida:
Para que no nos cuenten; Ultima
mente hemos atendido d algunos de los
teatros de la ciudad, para observar Ell
notorio bale del Tango y podemoe
dacir con toda ~sinceridad que es in
bale immoral que solo en- las casas de
prostitution pueden verse v no sabe.
mos como ha sido tolerado por ell CO.
mite de censura de nuestra ciudad, asi
como tambien ell uso de la media de
cheese cloth" en- que las baiIarinas
traslucen todas sus formas naturales
que hacen e~nrroiecer el pudor. Y por
amor a la moralidad suplicamos a la
comision eensuradora que ponga su
hasta aqui y prohiba esa clase de me-
dia en- todos los teatros de Phoenix;
pues basta 0 la media calada que al
1iario Sc exhiben por nuestras GALES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
Sc RUMoRA QUE DON ABEL Pc.
REA DIMiTIRA DEL PUEsTo DE
EscRIBANo DEL coNDADo
DE SANDoVAL.

Noticias Sc han recibido en- esta
ciudad que Don Abel E. Perea, secreta-
rio de condado y de distrito, por ell
condado de Sandoval, ha dimitido Ell
puesto al cual fue elegido hace POGO
mas que dos amos. No hemos sabido
las razones que lie actuaran para pre-
sentar su dimision. FL cuerpo de CO.
misionados del condado de SandovaI
Sc dice que tom6 accion sobre la dimf
sion del Sr. Perea a~ceptAndola y al
mismo tempo nombraron como secre-
tario, por el termino que falta al Sr.
Perea a Don Abelino Lucero. cuyo ca
ballero es bien coBocido. competente
Y calihcado. de todas maneras. para
llenar ell cargo. FL Nuevo Mexicano
felicia al cuerpo de c~omisionados del
condado de sandovaI por tan acertado
nombramiento.