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The Newark journal., 1914-12-25
AGED LADY DIES

Mrs. John Wilmuth, one of the oldest and best known ladies of the Strawberry neigbborhood, was found dead in bed at her home Wednesday morning of last week. Heart failure is supposed to have been the cause of her death.
The Newark journal., 1914-12-25

We don't hear as muehridicule of the Going law from the liquor people as formerly. Instead of being a huge joke. they are be- ginning to see that it is quite a reality that cannot be brushed aside with a laugh, and the liqu- or people are going to make a strenous effort to have the law reDpaied
The Newark journal., 1914-12-25

It is not necessary to go all the way to Belgium to find people who need assistance.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

comes into my mind when I hear
Dick telling about Harry's past?
| think that Dick is saying to him
self: "I'm going to tell Quillen
about Harry stealing that sheep,
because I know Harry has told,
him about me stealing that hog. "
Each is afraid to quit talking,
for fear the other fellow won t.
Why not call the game a draw
and everybody shut up at once.
Forget it, Brother; forget it.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

The people who warn you that
Socialism is such a dreadful dan
gerous thing belong to the same
breed as those who thought the
earth was flat. Some Of them are
capable of learning, and it is our
job to educate them.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
PARAGRAPHS.

In her efforts to serve both God
and Mammon, the church has be-
come Sc cross-eyed that when she
cries the tears run down the back
of her neck.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
THE CHURCH OF MAMMON

high priests Of the Church Of
Mammon did congregate in the
temple of Graft for the purpose
Of worshipping the Almighty Dol
lar and for the transaction Of
such other business as might pro-
perly come before them.
J. P. Morgan acted as modera-
tor and introduced the orator of
the day, Rev. Son-in-Law Nc
Adoo, who preached as follows:
dearly beloved Of the house
hold Of Profit, | greet you in the
name of our blessed Wall Street,
and in the name Of all the holy
Reserve Banks. Brethren, [ am
greatly rejoiced in the region Of
my vest pocket Ito say nothing
of my other pockets) because
of the great things that we have
done for ourselves. If any set Of
men ever had a right to ceHgratu-
late themselves, we are the bud
dies.
Behold, O dearly beloved, how
beautifully we have pulled the
wool over the eyes Of the Con-
mon Plugs. You know they were
getting restless and suspicious
and threatened to give us trouble
if we didn't do something for
them. Well, of course we
wouldn' t be guilty of doing any
thing to really help the Common
Plugs, but we had to make them
think that was our object.
And so we got our sharpest law
yers and bankers together and
called in the Devil as chief ad-
wiser, and we soon had a financial
Scheme blocked out that the com
mon plugs will never fathom as
long as they live. It consisted of
great mess about Regional Re
serve Banks, Federal Reserve
Boards, India-rubber currency,
and so forth, and we mixed it up
till even our lawyers admitted
that they could not make head
nor tail Of it. 1t sounded awfully
learned and important, but il
meant nothing, and that was ex.
actly what it would take to foo
the Common Plugs.
Then, dear brethren Of the
household Of Profit, you remem
Der how we crooked a finger al
our subsidized newspapers an6
ordered them to supply us with
a certain amount of "publi,
opinion favorable to our Grea
Patented Plan for making filter
trees grow in every mans yard
The papers obeyed and we're help
ed out by the hired orators Of tn,
money trust. In every nook an(
corner Of the land went the new
that some magic trick had beer
turned and that everybody wer,
going to be prosperous and hap
py. Nobody had the faintes
idea Of how our sleight of han,
financial jugglery was going t.
work, but they had the blind fait]
that it was all right. And that
the advantage Of having a popu
lation Of Dubbs and woodenheads
They are so delightfully."- easy t
fool.
We will now be led in prayer b
President Tumt1ty:>
PLUTOCRATIC PRAYER.
IInNT
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
FORGET IT.
By Robert Quillen.

some time In his life, done a dis
graceful thing. It doesn t matter
who he is or what he is; it doesn t
matter how respectable or veal
thy or honored he may be-. he has,
some time down in the valley of
years, done a thing Of which he
is ashamed-a thing that, if made
public, would cause him to hang
his head. It may have been an
open crime; it may have been a
sneaking crime; it may have been
a cowardly thing; it may have
been SO secret that only he and
God know the facts, but never
theless the thing was done. It is
on the records Of his memory, and
it is there to stay. He can lie to
the world about it, but he can t lie
to himself about it.
Most of us have been able to
hide or live down that period
of our lives which held the mis-
take, but some few Of us were
found out.
In this little town, where every
body has been "fotched up to-
gether; where everybody has
known everybody else for years
where all the faults and mistakes
and misfortunes are without a
hiding place, there seems to be a
disposition to keep talking about
things that ought to be buried
and forgotten.
\ What does it matter if Tom did
beat his wife years ago; what
| does it matter if Tom did steal a
sheep in the Fall Of '88; what
: does it matter if Tom did put a
rock in a. bale of cotton seven
years ago? Those things are a
part Of his past. They belong to
. him, not to you. If he is living
, like a white man now; if he is
honest and decent now, then what
right have you to forever REMIND
him Of the past?
2 If Dick once burned a building
for the insurance, it is no affair
Of yours. Judge Dick by his life
NOW, not by what he once was.
And if YOU have talked anc
talked and talked about the
fault Of his until you can't think
or. dream Of anything else, let MT
tell you how to forget it.
Just go off to yourself for a few
hours. Let your mind run bacl
over your own record. When yo1
come to the black spots (they ar
there, right enough) just tur1
your imagination loose and try t.
picture what people would say a
bout you if they knew. About tw'
hours of that treatment will max
you feel SO utterly small, so gull
ty, so contemplate, that you viii
find it a physical impossibility t.
let your tongue wag about you
neighbors past.
You needn't tell me there ar
no black spots in your record.
know better. You'd probably Ii
about them If you were cornereo
anyway.
Let the past die. Forget il
There is work enough on hand i
u the present. Dig in and hel
/ boost. You can't build yourse]
e up by pulling the other fello7
Le down. Exposing his past doesn
e make your present any more 81
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

And one of the ''Sawsiety set"
is going to the Philippine Islands,
to convert the heathen.'' Bosh!
If was freckled nigger trott-
ing through the wilds of Africa on
an old billy goat, sleeping with.
lousy razor-back hogs, and eating
snakes, lizards and tadpoles, I
think | would be as fit for a mis-
sionary' as one of the "high
sawsiety set. -
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

4aEl W
Lord, do you smell anything
wrong, with our breath? That last
barrel we got had a. powerful lin
gering odor, and cloves and cigar
smoke don't seem to have much
effect on it. But you know how
it is, Lord, and please don't say
anything about it to our wives.
We thank thee, 0 Lord, for
making us SO much smarter and
better looking than the Common
Plugs. We are the high financial
experts of America, and we have
just been having big laugh over
what fools the people are. Nine
tenths of them don t know when
they are being skinned. We thank
thee for making them so ignor-
ant and we pray thee to keep
them so. 1t makes it easier for us
rich bosses and affords us lots Of
fun.
AS the responsible heads Of the
Democratic administration, we
thank Thee, O Lord, for the Euro
pean war. We we're sorter uneasy
lest the people might find out how
we had rubbed it in on 'em with
our currency bunk, and we hadn t
provided anything to blame it on
when times began to get harder.
But the war came just at the psy-
Geological moment to furnish us
an excuse Now if anybody begins
to blame the administration with
hard times, we can just weep a
few salty wopes in our cry-rag
and say, "Oh, just look what the
war has done!' And so we thank
Thee again for the war. It will be
a good thing for Brother DUPONT
of the powder trust, Brother Car
negie Of the steel trust, and all the
other dear millionaire brethren
who have supplies to sell. It will
be hard on the Common Plugs OF
America as we'll as Europe, but
what is that to us? Our business
is to feather our own nests, and
we amt so very particular as tC
where we get the feathers. Amen
At the close of the pray yer, the
congregation sang:
THE MILLIONAIRE'S HYMN
ITO the tune of "Take Time to b
Holy.")
Take time to be wealthy,
Grasp all you can hold;
A gaining the dollars,
And coming the gold;
Make friends with all grafters,
Beat all who are weak,
Forgetting in nothing
The dollar to seek. !
Take time to gain millions,
Heap your thousand pile;
By adding the hundreds,
And gaining, the while;
5 Make friends Of the bribers,
l Drain all who will leak,
3 Forgetting in nothing
: The dollar to seek.
| Some day you IL have Billions,
D And then you can smile,
4 For adding the millions,
s Soon heaps up your E|pile';
~ NHo1~o
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
Chips From The Battle Axe.

Funny, isn't it, that the same.
fellows who are so very anxious
for the people to have pure milk
are the very same boys that work
every kind Of hook and crook to-
fill their blood with nasty, rotten,
poison corruption from the fester-
ing, running sores on a sick COW?
Vaccination? Um-hum.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
Tobe Spilkins has been trying to

Tobe Spilkins has been trying to-
organize a company of Smooth
Riders among the millionaires of
America to go with him to war.
The only qualification for mem
bership in Tobe's company of
Smooth Riders is that each man
must be worth at least a million
dollars. Tobe reports if he had
ninety-eight more he would just
lack two Of having hundred.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

Preachers, take notice! You
are hereby notified to cut out of
the ceremonies held over the dead.
the we'll know line ''Inasmuch
as God in His all-wise providence
has seen fit to remove from our
midst our beloved brother and
instead say the health department
and the doctors fell down on the
job and let the fellow die. SelahL
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

The astronomers are still talk
ing about these long parallel lines:
of something that they can see on
the planet Mars. Most Of them
think they are canals. But now
if Mars is anything like Europe
it's more likely that those lines
are opposing armies Of men with
their bayonets cleaning in the
sun. The fact that Mars is. the.
god of war makes that explana--
ton all the more plausible, Ca
mails, bosh!
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
PLUTOCRATIC PRAYER.

30, Lord, if you want to see the
smartest crowd of men you ever
did see, just look at us. Amt we
a fine looking bunch? And don t
our clothes fit us just fine? O
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
cAUsAs DE TORRANCE Y LINCOLN
EN- ROSWELL.

Roswell, Abril l3.-Hay mucho in
teres en- las causas de remocion de
los oficiales de los condados de Tor
rance y Lincoln las cuales Sc avert.
guaran en- la corte de distrito ante el
Juez G. "a Richardson comenzando
hoy Lunes.
Las causas son: /.
Estado VS.. Lorenzo Zamora, Librado
Valencia y Juan Cruz Chaves, compo
niendo ell cuerpo de c~omisionados del
condado de Lincoln
Estado VS.. Acasio Gallegos, escriba.
10 de condado del condado de Torran
&c. FL procurador de distrito de
aquel distrito. Fl. B. Hamilton, de Ca.
rrizozo, -representara ell estado. Pri-
chard y Howard y Catron Y Catron, de
Santa Fe, r~epresentaran a los acusa-
dos. Los cargos en- contra de las par
ties en- ambos casos son que ellos son
incapaces para desempehar los debe-
res de la oicina: que ellos rehusan
desempenar los deberes Y son negli.
gentes; mala %conducta, negligencia
mayor, incompetence mayor y corrup-
cion. El pleito es para la remocion
de los oficiales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
cAPTURAN LA ARTlLLERIA
FL General Villa Sale en- Persona a
Persegulr a velasco y sus Tropas.

Chihuahua, Mexico, Abril G.-Por IN
telegrama que lego esta tarde, al Guar
tel general de esta ciudad, Sc sabe que
eI General Villa con un cuerpo de tro-
pas salio para San Pedro. con ell fin
de unirse al General Hernandez para
batir a las fuerzas del General Velas-
co, las que despues de la lucha de en-
la manana Sc atrincheraron en- los ce-
rios. FL General Hernandez da parte
de que estan por complete rodeadas
y que puede capturarlas; pero ell Ge-
neral Villa desea que TODD este sea
una verdad y para ESQ ha salido en-
persona.
Antes de que Ell combate Sc genera
iizara ell General Hernandez capture
l6 pleas de artillerfa, echandose So
bre los federales por sorpresa y ha-
c~iendoles 100 muertos Y 1876 prisione-
ros Ell resto hugo en- precipitada fu-
"a abandonando artillerfa, heridos v
1rovisiones. Ell despacho no dice ell
udmero de hombres que lIeva velas-
co; pero Sc juzga que son 5000 a A.
100. Los federales van absolutamente
sin alimento, sin artillerfa y escasos
lie parque y para evitar que puedan
llegar a Saltillo el General Villa espe.
ra capturarlos o matarlos d todos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
Ia cAUSA DE ALFREDO CHAvEs
PELEADA MUY DURAMENTE
EN- socoRRo.

Socorro, N. NJ, Abril 14.-La causa
del Estado VS.. ell j6ven Alfredo Cha
YES, acusado con la muerte del amelia
no Casimiro Baca en- su tienda en-
Puertecito, la eual result0 en- la abso-
luci0n del aeusado, fue una de las que
Sc peleo mas duramente en- Ell termino
de la corte de distrito. Baca fue ase.
sinado ell dia 26 de Febrero. La evil
dencia fue puramente circunstancial
en- cuanto al homieidio actual. La
prosecution, no obstante, manifesto la
presencia del acusado en- la escena
dentro de 20 minutes del tempo que
ocuri6 el asesinato. Una cosa impor-
tante del ease fue la seguida de los
rastros del caballo del aeusado por
lndios Navajoes. Los expertos por Ell
Estado y la defensa diferenciaron tan
radicalmente como los expertos 10 ha-
cen usualmente Ell Estado arguy6 dos
motives para ell crfmen; robo, y la an
ciedad del acusado de obtener una
orden para abastos entregados al ina-
do por el, 10 cual apareei0 de la evi.
dencia, fue forzada. La evidencia Dor
Ell Estado tambien manifesto que ell
acusado hizo maniiestos contradicto-
rios de sus paraderos al alguacil ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
DEREcHos DE AQUA coNsEGui
DOS EN- LA MERGED DE VIGIL.

Ashley Pond protocol0 ell Viernes
anuncios de intencion para sacar de-
rechos de aqua con ell ~ingeniero de es-
tado, marcando otro paso en- ell desa-
rrollo de la MERGED de Terrenos de
Ramon Vigil la eual ACADIA de e com
prada por cuatro manufacturers de
AUTOMOBILES de Detroit Y banqueros
con Ell Sr. Pond.
Las aplicaciones, Sc dice, son he
chas en- este tempo para resguardar
los %intereses de aqua de los comprado-
res de la MERGED y ellos tendran seis
meses para determinar exactamente
que tanta aqua ellos necesitan para
llevar a cabo sus planes de formar
una reserva para caza y "caza feliz'
Los PROTOCOLS son como sigue; No.
STA, por 100 pies de acres por aho de
aqua del Canon para 900 acres, para
prop6sitos de pompa, domesticos y
tanques para peces. No.S75, del Ca
non Colt; No. S76, del Canon de Paja-
rito; No. SIT, del Canon del Caballo;
y No. S7S del canon del Indio; de ca
da uno 1000 pies de acre por ano para
800 acres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

FL gran jurado federal halo quere-
LA en- nueve causas y en- dos no halo
y asi reporto ell Microbes pasado en-
la tarde.
Solamente tres de las querellas fue-
ron dadas para publication siendo que
las otras son para hombres que no han
sido arestados todavia.
Philip Yurkovich, por venderles Ii
cor a los Indios.
Fred Burnham por saquear la esta-
feta.
Alexander Robinson, conocido CO.
mo Pablo Sandoval, por asesinato.
Ningunas querellas fueron halladas
en- las causas de T. S.Crowder y Hi
ram Crowder y Eugene LaCoutern
Fred Burhan era un c%onvicto pro
fugo quion esta acusado de hacer un
agujero en- la tienda de Tom Hanna
en- Lamy y haber entrado q la esta-
feta baio el mismo techo. Mas tar
de fue arrestado y ahora Sc halla en-
carcelado en- la penitenciarfa del es-
tado.
Alexander Robinson, quien Sc halla
en- llbertad bajo tianza, estaba acusado
de tirar balazos por entire una puerta
v matar a un Indio en- Isleta.
Ell gran iurado reporto que no habia
conclude sus trabajos y pidi6 retirar-
Sc para consideration de otras quere-
Has.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
DOS ARREsTADos v cADA UNo
CON UNA PlsToLA DE sEis IT.
RIOS A5AJo DE su ALMoHApA.

Roswell, N. NJ, Abril 2O,-Dos la.
drones de caballos conocidos con muy
mala reputation fueron arestados
mientras dormian a pierna suelta en-
u en- Lubbock, cada uno con
n pistola de seis tiros abajo de su
almohada, por Ell alguacil Young del
condado de Chaves, esta semana. Sc
report0 al alguacil que dos ladrones
de caballos del condado de Torrance,
IT, j. Johnson y J. e. Hudson, iban
rastreando por ell condado de Chayes
y en- unas cuantas horas Ell habia aga.
rrado sus huellas en- la mitad de la ca
sa entire Roswell y Vaughn. En- Lub-
book halo que los ladrones habian de-
iado sus eabalIos en- un corral y Sc fue-
a dormir pacfficamente a un hotel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
LOS DEMocRATAs SALEM ApELAN
TIE EN- LAS ELEccloNEs DE Es-
cuELAS EN- TAOS.
CORRESPONDENCE Especial.

Taos, N. M. Abril 9.--Las eleccio-
mes regulares anuales de ~escuelas flu
ron tenidas en- TODD el condado de
Taos en- 36 districts,
El d~istrito esoolar de Taos No. 1,
el mas grande en- el condade. fue con
testado muy calurosamente. El Mier-
coles antepasado los Dem6cratas mo-
minaron d Pedro r. Trujillo, el hom-
bre que es dueno de I'm establo, y sa-
Heron con exito en- elegirlo por 10 de
mayoria por ell termino de tres amos.
De SGT yotos dados 81 recibio 1913 vo-
tos; mientras que su oponente Repu-
blicano Francisco Truiillo. recibio 274
votos.
Esta election parece muy favorable
para los Democratas este otoho, sien-
do que ambos partidos tenian a todas
sus fuerzas trabaiando en- s dia. Ell
partido Democratico espera ganar Ell
condado de Taos en- la proxima cleo
cion general mandando dos miembros
a la siguiente camara de representan
ties en- Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
LA coRTE DE DIsTRlTo EN- ALA.
MoGoRDo Sc ABRIo HOY.

Aalamogordo, Abril 1S.-El termino
de primavera de la corte de distrito
por Ell condado de Otero Sc reuni6 aqui
hoy Lunes, Abril 10, Ell Juez Edward l..
Medler presidiendo. H. B. Hamilton,
procurador de distrito. No Sc han sa.
cado ningunas listas de jurados, por
10 tanto la corte solamente transara
materias rutinarias, escuchara mocio.
mes. etc. No hay ningunas ausas inn
portantes ahora en- espera de avert
guarse en- este condado, y ningunos
crfmenes serios son conocidos que Sc
hayan cometido desde la Ultima session
del gran jurado. Els probable que Ell
Juez Medler y 81 Sr. Hamilton no esta-
ran en- Alamogordo por mas que n
o dos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
RENDlRA 81 lNFoRME.
De Ia BataIIs de Torreon y la Parte
que Tomo en- la Demanda RebeIde.

FL Paso, Texas, Abril 1s.-El consul
Britannica Cunard-C Cummings, que re-
nuncio hace una semana su puesto en-
Torreon, ACADIA de llegar a esta ciudad
de paso para la ciudad de Mexico. No
pretendio discut' las condolences de
Torreon y solo manifesto que ell 6rden
esta establecido en- Torreon y que los
Observation-Disclosures han sacado Ell grue-
SO de las tropas para perseguir a los
federales hasta Monterrey y Saltlllo-
Manifesto ash mismo que trata de
hacer un informe complete a su go
bierno de la batalla de Torreon, para
delinear su participation en- la rendi-
cion de la ciudad, cuando fue prota-
dor del mensaie al General velasco,
para que Sc entregara la ciudad a los
Observation-Disclosures
FL Sr. Cummings recientemente re-
nunci6 ell puesto que ocupaba en- Co
mez Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
LUP0N PARA UM TRATAMIENTO GRAMS nE AI.o0

necesldades Y nosotros sentimos que
este Official alerta ha c~ontribuido no
solamente a nuestra ayuda en- proveer.
nos un lugar propio y bueno para
nuestras deliberaciones, pero que 81
ha causado poea o ninguna dilacion en-
la presentation de testigos.
A todos los otros oficiales de la cor
te quienes han contribuido a nuestra
ayuda O han hecho mas placenteros
nuestros deberes a nuestro pals CO.
mum e~xtendemos nuestras ~sinceras
gracias y ahora que nuestras tareas
han conclude pedimos ser d~escarga-
dos de mas seryicio en- este tempo.
Respetuosamente sometidos,
ELLA WHITE,
Presidente.
Santa Fe, N. M, Abril 16, 1914.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
0espacho Especial al Nuevo Mexican,

oespaeho Especial al Nuevo MexIcano
Albuquerque, N. M, Abril 1I.-Car-
ter Harrison, mayor de Chicago, qpien
estnvo en- la ciudad hoy acompapado
de su hiio Carter Harrison, Jr, On ca
mino para el Gran Canon, ~regresara
dentro de una semana 9 Ira a Santa
Fe- Despues de pasar varios dias
allf procedera d Taos a pasar una Sc
mana 8 dos. El Sr. Harrison en- una
~entrevista, deploro Ia falta del pasaje
del proyecto del canine subterraneo
de $9,000,000 por ell cual Sc vote en-
Chicago el dia de la election de ciudad
y atribuy0 la derrota a 10 que el la
mo %injusta Y mala representation Y
oposicion de todos los papeles de Chi
cago excepto los papeles de Hearst.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
uN 5ANouERo DE GALLUP PRO
RA6LEMENTE DE FRENTE A UN
CARGO DE AsEslNATo.
FL Superintendent de EscueIas Blsh-
op Sc Espera que Morira de Lasti-
maduras Reclbidas por Manos de
w. H. Morris en- un Ataque 81 sa-
bado n la Noehe.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Abril 14.-Noti-
cias de Gallup esta tarde dicen que w.
". Bishop, superintendent de escue-
las de condado, quien fue asaltado por
". H. Morris, presidente de IN banco,
el Sabado en- la noche, tai vez muera
a resultas de sus lastimaduras.
Morris esta detenido bajo una fan
"a de $4,000. La polftica del cuerpo
de directories cause NAL sentimfento
entire los hombres. La esposa de
Morris siendo miembro del cuerpo de
~escuelas. Morris lie pogo a Bishop
por detras con una piedra el Sabado
Ell la noche, mas tarde dandole pun
tapies hasta dejarlo sin conocimiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
cURloeo TRA8AJo DE LA ELEc-
TRlcIDAD.
La corriente Brinca de un MuebIe al
AIambre que ~Sospendia un Espejo
en- la Casa de Henry Dieneo y Ell
Gran Espejo oueda Hecho Pedazos.

La eleetricidad hizo un trabajo Gu
rioso Ell Viernes pasado en- la tarde du-
rante la tormenta de truenos local,
en- la casa de Henry Digneo en- la Ave
nida de Don Gaspar. El rayo entro
a la casa en- un alambre electrico. Dos
pleas en- Ell cuarto del baho estan en-
cada un lado de un espejo grande, sus-
pendido por un alambre fuerte La CO.
rriente brinc0 de una pieza al alam-
bre que %sospendia el espeio y quemo
por entire ell alambre, causando que
el espejo cayera al suelo, %quebrandolo
en- yarios pedazos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Las Intermediates debilitantes eau
sadas por impurezas de la sangre, la
gas viejas y erupciones o%bstinadas de-
bieran ~tratarse con la PANACEA DE
SWAIN. Els un remedio p%otente pa
ra la sangre, extendiendo su influen-
ella purifcante a todas parties del cuer-
pc. Cura la Escrofula, Eczema, Des-
fallecimiento, Nerviosidad, Constipa-
cion, Debflidad, Dolor en- los Huesos.
Furunculos y Carbuncos. Precio, bo-
tella grande, $500. vendida por The
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Una madre prudente acecha STEM.
pre- los sfntomas de lombrices en- sus
hiios. Palidez, falta de interes EN- el
juego Y NAL humor es la senal para
usar ell vERMIFUGO DE CREMA
WHITES Unas pocas dosis de es-
te excelente remedio acaban con las
lombrlces y ell nino pronto obra ma.
turalmente. Precio 25 centavos la
botella. vendida por The Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
NOTICIAs De NUEV0 MEXICO
PAso LIsRANzAs FALsAs.

Roswell Abril 13.-La fuerza del all
guacil anda en- busca de un hombre
quien pas6 dos lbranzas falsas, Paso
una de estas libranzas en- la tienda de
efectos secos de Shelby, y otro en- la
tienda de Price y Cha. por SIS. Ambas
libranzas fueron giradas en- el Cit,
zen's National Bank de Roswell.