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The Washington times., 1914-07-01
Police Court Record

United States Branch. Judge Muilowny-
John Patten. cruelty TO animals. nolle
pressed; Anthony Whitman, false pretenses
continued; William Gaines and Gsbel Gaines.
larceny. nolle pressed; George Brown. cruelty
to animals. collateral forfeited: Albert Pull
man, assault. $50 50 days; Frank Smith,
embeZZlement. so or 20 days: Isaiah Small
wood. assault. $50 50 days; Burley Will
iams, cruelty to animals. 80 or 30 days:
Henry Clayton. embezzlement. continued; I;
Lena Taboo. larceny. nolle prossed.
District Branch. Judge Push-Thomas
O'Neil. John johnson. John l.. Rea, Angus
tus Winston. Harry Skilliman. Joseph Dixon
Harry West. William z. Drane. Lewis Fos-
ter. intoxication. SO 30 days: Joseph
Baker. disorderly. personal bond: Isaiah
Smallwood. dlsorderly. personal bond: James
Sykie. disorderiy, personal bond: George Es-
less. unlicensed cattle dealer. continued; I;
Leonard Hitchcock. intoaication. personal
bond: Rufus T. Davis. intoxication. personal
bond: Rachel Craig. disorderly. collateral
forfeited: Frank Outward. intoxicstion. col
lateral forfeited: Omer Carlysie, disorderiy.
personal bond: Benjamin Simpson. dlsorderiy,
$40 or 90 days.
The Washington times., 1914-07-01

tist, that one thriving industry should
have been neglected by philan-
thropists and social workers
Hence Ii came about that the press
humoristshad to look out for himself.
He did that by organizing, just like
other human beings. But he organ
lied. not for higher wages. not for
shorter hours, not for better venti-
lation. He organized for the sole pur-
pose that he might go off Just one
week in the year with others of his
kind and enjoy one sad, lugubrious,
fearful. restful and happy week.
Wherefore the American Press
Humorists. And this statement OF
the worthy purpose OF that earnest
organizati ton is direct from George
Fitch, its president.
why is a hufnorist. anyway
For umpty-ump dollars a week.
the cynic would reply.
But Fitch thought long and care
fully.
I'VE are pretty much like other hu-
man beings" he drawled. And we
in a group. Most of us are hard
working. serious chaps. Some just
grind out a daily column for the
seeming JOY Of 1t. some sweat blood
over every fash of wit
Search your own brain TO see what
you actually thought about this
ubiquitous tribe that every news
paper reader knows, but whom but
few have seen.
Ten to one you either conceived
The Washington times., 1914-07-01

Enemies OF the fy should take ad-
vantage of these cool DAYS to kill
the insect In blistering not weather
the germ-carrying pest is particu-
larry active. but on moderately
cool days he becomes so inactive
that killing In easy.
The death of one fly means de-
crease in the annual crop of one
million. II every individual in
Washington would aliot ten flies to
his summer slaughter. the Capital Of
the nation would soon be fyless
city.
II is the desire OF the District
Health Department and Bureau Of
Entomology of the Department OF
Agriculture that Washington be
The Washington times., 1914-07-01
Kill That Fly Non. and
Prevent q Million

foremost in the ranks of clean
cities.
Every fly killed brings this city
nearer the much sought goal Of
sanitary excellence. But the officers
of the Health Department and the
Bureau OF Entomology are power
less in their fight against the sum-
mer pest unless they be assisted by
every Washingtonian.
The way to assist Is to kill every
hy you see. A death in time saves
not nine. but nine million.
Nine million flies are sufficient TO
wipe out the 100000 residents of
Washington.
Save yourself by killing the fly
today.
The Washington times., 1914-07-01

The efficiency craze has hit the
Joke making business.
The up-to-dne newspaper hu-
r1orist leaves liquor alone. He L:
different in mdny other ways from
the average conception of him.
George Fitch tells the details.
In this interview the author OF
he famous Siwash tales, and of
dozens of motorboH stories, in dd-
fitioH to his famous funny column,
presents a fen serious facts about
Ibis business of being funny at so
much per week.
The Washington times., 1914-07-01
BvJ HILDEBRAND-

Strange that In these days of play
grounds. public baths, free movies,
and recreation centers for everyone
from the coal HEAVIER to the anaemic
oockkeeper, and from the tired busi-
ness man TO the superannuated den
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26

dress to the class will be delivered by
DR.. David w. Dennis, of Earlham Col
lege, Richmond. Ind.
Members of the class are Marie
Armstrong, Gertrude Riddinger, Luella
Holman, Margaret Kinsey. Ethel Lee,
Mary Litchiser, Ethel Poos, Dorothy
Stubs, Louise Wright and Katie Nc
Laughlin, Anton Alfred. Miller Ayres,
Shurley Ayres, Ray Marley, Lester
Martz, Hubert Meth, Robert Reyer.
and Glen Wysong. Mr.. Roger is the
class president.
The annual baccalaureate sermon to
members of the 1914 graduating class
of the Eaton high school will be deliv-
cred by Rev. George H. Smith next
Sunday evening at st. PauPs Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
new PARIS WORKERS
GO TO new HOPE
Sunday School Teachers and
Pupils Attend Convention
at New Hope, Wednesday.

NEW PARIS, O., May 26.-Marcus
Marks is the guest OF his mother at
Marion, being forced to take a vaca-
ton on account Of illness.
A large number of local church and
Sunday school workers are planning to
attend the Preble county Sunday
school convention. to be held at New
Hope Wednesday. On account of the
town being easy of access by traction,
record breaking crowd is anticipated.
DR.. and Mrs. e. E. Bevington and
daughter, Vera, spent Sunday with rel
atices in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Addleman and
family of Upton, Ind, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Morrison Sunday
Mr.. Addleman returned Sunday even
ing, and Mrs. Addleman and children
remained for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thurston en-
tertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
briggs and son Robert, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Rodefer and son, Buford,
of Liberty, Ind. The guest came by
auto and their visit was a surprise to
the host and hostess.
Robert MckissOn of Lynn, Ind,
spent Sunday with local friends.
Miss Ethel Bunker of Robinson, ILL.,,
spent the week end with her grand
mother, Mrs. Minerva Bunker, and
was joined her by her father Sunday.
They left for home Sunday night.
Misses Gertrude Hawley and Janice
Hahn have humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar DAWSON and
farmily of Economy, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bice. On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Bice
and their guests, together with Mr..
and Mrs Adam Reid and family Of
Campbellstown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Arnold and daughter formed a picnic
party at Glen Miller. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Gown entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and
family and Mrs. Shumaker of Hollans-
burg, Sunday.
Mesdames w. L. Hahn, A. J. Murray,
and E. r. Clark attended the inspec-
ton of the O. E. S. lodge at Dayton,
O., Monday night.
Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Bice
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Davisson of Economy, and Mr.. and
Mrs C. f. Samuels formed a picnic
party Sunday in the Ed Reid woods
north of town.
Misses Ella Fellows and Nora Wood
of Windfall, Ind, now students at Earl
Mrs. E. A. Bryant, who formerly re-
sided at Windfall.
Mrs. E. B. Reid, who has been Sc
riously i'll the past month does not i'm
prove.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benner enter
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johns and Miss Eva Davis of Eaton
and Miss Maude Phillips and Walter
Renner of Boston Ind
A farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel E. Reid, who leave soon for
their home in Hutchinson, Kan, was
given Sunday by the members of the
Reid family. Dinner was served at the
Baker house at noon, and the after
noon was spent at the home Of Mrs
Martha Clark. Guests from Camp
bellstown, Camden and New Madison
were present to enjoy the day.
N. S. Barton and William Caughey
are each nursing a wounded hand
caused by nail scratches. Mrs. w. S
Colvin recently amputated the end OF
her right index finger on a lawn
mower.
Mrs J. H. Davis and daughter spen,
Tuesday with Mrs. Wood Eliason al
Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
CLOUTS HOME RUN
WITH FULL BASES

GREENSBORO, Ind. May 26.-With
three men camping on the bases In
the Centerville-Olive Hill game here
yesterday, Horney, of the Hill boys
slammed out a home run cinching the
game for his team. The score was
5-4 Ridge, pitching for the locals
famed seventeen men in six innings,
which Is making a record. Batteries
Lamb, Blue and Bowman: Ridge
Downing and Horney. For games with
Olive Hill write Harry Wiggleman, r.
R. No. T. Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
.STOvALL breaches
TO HIGH STUDENTS
Richmond Minister Advises
Cambridge City Graduates
in Annual Sermon.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, May 26.-
livered the Baccalaureate address,
Sunday evening, at the Baptist church.
taking as his subject High Ideals"
following the line of thought, that
nothing is gained without ambition,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
dennis TO DELIVER
EATON CLASS TALK
Earlham Professor Chosen as
Speaker to Eighteen High
School Graduates.

EATON, O., May 26.-The annual
commencement exercises of the Ea-
ton high schools will be held Thursday
evening, June 4, in the armory, when a
class of eighteen will be graduated.
The program has been arranged, and
is one of unusual interest. The ad-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26

and that there must ever be well d.
rected effort, on the part of the stu
dent, IL he would gain, in his after
life that which is truest and best
The choir of the church sang and
the Cambridge City orchestra played
several selections during the service.
Rev. Stovall offered the invocation,
and Rev. Hollopeter read the scripture
lesson.
The church was decorated in red
and white, the class colors, while
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
HAMEL is LOST.
TBY LEASED WIREl

DOVER, England, May 26.-Hope
for Gustave Hamel, the brilliant young
British aviator who disappeared while
flying across the English Channel from
France to England last Saturday was
definitely abandoned today. The fleet
of warshps which have been search
ing the channel and the North Sea
for traces of Hamel or his aeroplane
were recalled by the admiralty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26
Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appetite?

Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appetite?
A treatment of Electric Bitters in
creases your appetite; stops indiges-
ton; you can eat anything. A real
spring tonic for liver, kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleanses your
whole system and you feel fine. Elec-
trio Bitters did more for Mr. T. D.
PEBBLES stomach troubles than any
medicine he ever tried. Get bottle
today. soc and $1.O0. Recommended
by A. G.. Luken & Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26

A sunday school in Pittsburgh. Kan
was organized under difficulties, and
not only met in saloon for the first
few weeks, but used as chairs empty
kegs.
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palms and other plans were prettily
arranged, the caps and gowns Of the
Seniors lending a picturesque touch to
the whole.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26

INDIANAPOLIS.
For Decoration Day Motor Races, Sat
urday. May 30th, leaves Richmond
$50 a. m. central time. Returning.
leaves Indianapolis 1880 p. m. Round
trip $2.70. may 26-28-29
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-26

that fully satisfies the you want. A chew that
will last longer than any other You won't keep taking
a fresh chew to get the right te-because every
plug of ''Piper Heidseck" is all right.
No matter what tobacco you thought was best
try "Piper Heidseck'. That rich. wine'like flavor
never fails to make friend.
And "Piper Heidseck' has friends today
than any other hgh.erade chewing tobacco in the
world because there's solid satisfaction every chew.
It's chevy Piper Heidsieck because tencent
Of Piper Hedeck will last longer than double the
of cheap tobacco that does satisfy Better does
gron Kept fresh the handy tin everywhere. lOc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25

Este remedio es NERVISANA. Tan
tos hombres que han batallado por
amos enteros con los sufrimientos
mentales y ffsicos de la debilidad, nos
escriben diariamente dando las gra-
cias por los beneficios ~recibidos. Els
I'm tratamiento que Sc toma facilmente
en- el hogan y todos los que sufren de
c%ualquer forma de debilidad, resultan-
do de errores de la juventud, perdida
premature del Vigor y de la memorial.
dolor en- la cintura, falta de vitalidad,
etc, pueden ahora obtener este trata.
miento vigorizador en- su casa. Este
tratamiento y obra directamente en- Ell
y benefco y obra directamente en- Ell
sitio deseado, creando fuerza y desa
rrollo exactamente donde Sc ~necesite
Sc da para aliviar los males causados
por amos de abuses de las funciones
n%aturales y ha alcanzado un exito ma
ravilloso hasta en- los casos mas re
oeldes.
Una muestra gratis junto con I'M
eiemplar del muy ~interesante librito
COMMISSIONERS SECRETAs," que
da una explicacion de las causas y Gu.
~raciones de la debilidad sexual y ner.
Fiosa, Sc manda a TODD hombre que.
nos escriba ~pidiendola. Adjunte Qua
tro centavos en- estampillas para ayu-
dar a pagan empaque y franqueo.
THE NERvlsANA COMPANY.
Oepto. Us, Box 1870 Chicago, III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
5UENA ATENDENclA EN- Ell ms.
TITUro De SAN MIGUEL.

Las Vegas, N. M, JUNO 2O.-El ms
tituto del condado de San Miguel sc
abri6 Ell Martes en- la mafana en- Ia
casa de escuelas al norte en- ell lado
oeste para la session annual. La aten.
dencia en- la aperture fueron AZ, aun-
Que ell superintendent de condado ell
DR.. M. F. Des Marais espera que este
n1mero aumente segun continue la Sc,
sion.
Joseph S. Hofer, superintendent de
~escuelas en- Tucumcari, y bien conoci
do como educator, tiene cargo del ms
tituto Y esta asistido por la Srita. Lou
Cobb y la Srita. Bertha Papen como
Instructors.
FL DR.. Desmarais dijo esta mafiana
que la aplicacion por certificates de
segundo grade era mas grande que n
ties y que ell institute esta siendo con
ducido solamente para estudiantes de
certificates de segundo Y tercer grade
este aho. Practicamente todos aque-
Hos On atendencia en- ell institute son
de este condado. Ell Institute CONT
nuara por cuatro semanas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
Los INDIeENrEs.


Tres indigentes encontraron la coli.
LA de I'M puro.
-Yo lie he visto primero.
-Yo 10 he recogido del suelo.
-Yo df Ell aviso.
Los tres tenian opcion al hallazgo.
Partirlo serfa un crfmen. Convienen,
por 1ltimo, en- adjudicarIa al mas des-
graciado de los tres, despues de ofdos
las aventuras de cada uno.
Pues sepan ustedes-dijo ell prime.
rogue hace mas de dos amos que me
alimento solo de 10 que ~encuentro en-
la Gale; cascaras de melon 6 naran-
ia, trozos de cebolla 6 algun mendru.
go de pan. No llevo camisa, mis- ga
patos no tienen suela y duermo en- la
intemperie.
al fin y al cabo listed esta solo,
replied ell segundo.
-Yo tengo familia. He visto morir
de hambre I'm hijo milo; dormimos en-
ell suelo, sobre un trozo de estera, re-
cogidos entire unos escombros y hoy
nos echan del sotano en- que vivimos
por no tener dos reales que me cuesta
Ell alquiler de I'm mes.
Mia es la colllla-dijo ell tercero-
FigGrense cual sera mi ~situacion, pues
en- este mundo no tengo mas amparo
que ustedes los dos.
LEON TOLsTOI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
ExclTAMIENTo PoR LA LLEGA.
DA DEL HERMANo REsULTo IA
TAI.

Hurley, n. NJ, JUNO 2O.-Edgar
Robinson, ell hijo de IS amos de edad
del DR.. y la Sra. j. e. Robinson, cayo
muerto en- la yarda de la casa de la
familia aqui a las 1890 ell Domingo
pasado. I'm ataque del corazon, debi-
do a complication de malestar del co
razon y de los pulmones, seguido del
excitamiento del arribo a SUI casa de
su hermano, Sheldon Robinson, de I'm
colegio del oriente, cause su muerte.
La familia Robinson es muy promi-
nente aqui, ell DR.. Robinson siendo un
medico praeticante del campo. Ell flu
neral del joven fue tenido esta tarde
y estuvo muy concufrido. Los restos
fueron sepultados en- ell 'cementerio de
Hurley.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
~coRTADAs EN- TAIRAN.

laiban, N. M, JUNO 2O.-Taiban ha
quedado muy excitado acerca de la al
tercacion entire w. w. Hutchins y J.
w. tucker. Ell sr. +, -tchins fue seve-
ramente cortado en- varies lugares en-
IA cara y pescuezo y sac6 una orden
de arresto en- contra de Tucker ale
gando asalto con una arma mortlfera,
especifieando una navajo de bolsa.
Tucker Sc entreg6 con los ofciales y
ahora Sc halIa en- su cugtodia. Hut.
chins estuvo que estar bio la atenden-
cia del DR.. Thurmond an'es de poder
irse a su casa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
ExciTAMlENTo EN- LAS VEGAS;
UN cARALLO We UN ELEFAN
TIE; cAE MUERTo.

Las Vegas, N. NJ, JUNO lS.ALas
Vegas estan llenas de excitamiento
por Ell resultado de otra terrible ira.
gedia la cual ocurrio aqui aver en- la
tarde.
I'm caballo perteneciente al slstema
Fred Harvey, empleado para traer los
n%ecesarios de la estacion al Hotel Cas-
taieda, muri6 a causa de haber visto
mucho.
Sucedi6 cuando venian los e~lefantes
en- la parada del circo de los HERNIA.
los Clark. Ell caballo do una mirada
hacia los animales, sus ojos Sc asusta-
ron, relinch6 una 6 dos veces y luego
cay0 sin vida en- la Gale.
M. M. Padgett ofrece la teorfa que
era a una de las mujeres del circo de
las que iban a caballo a la que ell ca
ballo estaba miranda en- lugar de los
elefantes. FL hecho gueda que ell ca
ballo muri6 & acknowledgements muri6
de puro miedo. Estaba parade cerca
de la ~antecamara del cafe, prendido al
bien conocido CAIRO de Fred Harvey.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25

I'm renovador de la sangre y res
taurador del sistema sin igual entire
los medicamentos" es ell veredicto de
las personas que han sido limpiadas
de dlceras infectas, manchas sihlfti-
cas-, llagas escrofulosas y enfermeda-
des de%bilitantes, por medic de la PA
NACEA DE SWAIN. Ha sido ensaya-
da en- miles de casos en- que los medi-
cos eran i~mpotentes, siempre con EXT
TO complete. Es la medicina mas va
liosa para la sangre que conoce la pro
fesion medica. Precio, botella gran
de, $500. vendida por The Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
Ell oRleEN DE LA MUJER sEeUN
Los INDloS.

Una de las mas populares tradiclo
mes midas, de remotfsima antiguedad
explica Ell orfgen d la mujer al tenor
siguiente:
Twashtri, ell dios vulcano de la mi
tologfa India, cre6 ell mundo, en- 81 que
puso al hombre y a los animales infe-
riores.
Hecho este, penso en- convenience
de crear una compahera que d~ulficase
la vida del hombre, Ell cual Sc aburrfa
de continue viendose solo sobre la tie
IRA. Pero ell dos encontrose en- un
grave conflito cuando intent0 llevar a
cabo SUI ~proyecto: lie faltaban materia-
les de construction por haberlos en-
pleado totalmente en- sus a~nteriores
~creaciones.
Qued6 perplejo ell dos, Reflexiono
miles de amos para %encontrar Ia solu-
cion, hasta que pudo, en- fin resolver
81 problema satisfactoriamente.
En- co~nseeuencia, fu6 tomanuo:
IA poesfa de las noches de luna.
La sondulaciones de la serpiente.
FL aroma de las rosas.
Las lagrimas de la lluvia.
La pureza del aire.
La timidez de la liebre.
La vanidad del pavo real.
la dureza del diamante.
La blancura de la nieve.
Ell fuego de los v~olcanes.
La crueldad del tigre.
La frialdad del hielo.
FL arruyo de la tortola.
La ~locuacidad de la cotorra.
La esbeltez de la palmera.
La timidez del corzo.
La algeria del sol.
Y mezclando todos estos in%gredien-
les, result6 la mujer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
Ell coNDADo DE SAN MIGUEL Sc
ocUPARA MUcHo EN- Ell CAM.
NO PlNTORESco.

Las Vegas, N. M, JUNO 2O.-El con.
dado de San Miguel Embellishments
Sc ocupara en- ell trabajo de hacer su
parte del Canine Pintoresco ell me.
jor canine en- Nuevo Mexico. El Pre-.
sidente r. J.. l'aupert, del cuerpo de
caminos de condado anuncia que dos
hombres seran puestos a TRAFALGAR per.
manentes en- FL canine y tenerlo en-
buena condicion, mientras que sera
bien cuidado despues de cada lluvia.
Aunque ell trabajo necesario que Sc
hara en- ell campo en- esta vez es po-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25


Las Vegas, JUNO 15,--En una entire
vista publicada en- el Optic de Las We
gas Secundino Romero. anterior ma
riscaI de los Estados Unidos, anterior
escribano de condado en- Ell Cuarto Dis
trito y anterior presidente de la CO.
mission central Republican, del conda-
do de San Miguel MEGA 81 reporte que
81 es candidate para la comision de
corporaciones del estado para suceder
a Hugh II. Williams.
Ell ST.. Williams no necesita desin-
quietarse--yo nc me opondr6 4 el," d.
10 Ell Sr. Romero, quien declara que
81 esta muy satisfecho ahora con la
vida simple en- su rancho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
Ell INsTlTuTo DEL coNDADo De
EDDY sERA TENlDo Ell MES
QUE EXTRA.

Carlsbad, N. M, Junio 20.-El insti-
tuto de maestros del condado de Eddy
sera tenido Ell dia 27 de Julio hasta Ell
dia s de Agosto. La facultad del ms
tituto Sc compondra del Professor w. B
Mcfarland, superintendent de escue
las en- Silver City. como conductor; W..
A. Poore, superintendent de ~escuelas
y la Srita. Mary II. Eckles, de Silver
City, Instructors. Ell institute Sc es-
pera que e Ell mas grande y mas bien
atendido y el de mas exito que jamas
Sc ha tenido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
AuToMoBlL Y cocHERA ouEMA.
DOS EN- CLAYTON.

Clayton, JUNO 20-El Lunes a las
9 de la mafana ell fuego destruy6 ID
cochera de Fulgencio C. de Baca en- IL
parte sur de la plaza. Su autom6bi
''Marmon' Sc hallaba en- la cohera al
TEMPO y ambos ell autom6bil y la CO
chera fueron d%estruidos. La verdade
ra causa del incendio no Sc sabe. La
.propiedad estaba cubierta por compile
to por aseguranza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
1000 DE LlNEA LLEVADos PoR LA
cREc,ENTE EN- FOLSOM COMO
REsULTADo DE LAS FUERTEs
LLUVlAS.

Clayton, N. NJ, JUNO 2O.-Una llu-
via sin precedente 81 Viernes entire
Des Moines y Folsom fue responsible
por ell deslave de cuatro mil pies de
la Inca del %ferrocarril Colorado &
Southern. FL deslave ocurri6 en- 10
u es conocido como la vuelta de Ii
Herradura. Trenes de pasajeros es-
tan siendo m%andados por Ell canine dc
las Montanas Rocosas de Des Moines
a Ration, Y por ell Santa Fe de Ration a
Trinidad, Y generalmente estan de tres
a cuatro horas atrasados. Ell trafico
de flete ha sido suspendido hasta que
la Inca sea arreglada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25

Cuando vd. este agoblado con cal
ANDRES, c0lera morbo, reumatismo o
pleuresia. necesita una botella del
ACEITE MAGICO "RENNE's MA
TA-DOLOR. Da alivio. Es un mata-
dolor p~oderoso. Suaviza el reuma-
tismo, neuralgia. ~torceduras y TODD
dolor inferno 9 externo. Precio %
centavos la botelIa. vendido por The
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25
LOS cosEcHADoREs DE zAcATE
DEL CoNDADo DE SAN JUAN
FoRMAN UNA ORGANIZATION.

Harrington, N, M, JUNO 20.-Abajo
del Vale Liberty los cosechadores de
zacate estan organizandose. Els su in
tencion de poner I'm yalor en- su zacate
Y tambien estabIeceran una escala de
precios uniforme. RI aho pasado esta
seccion produjo mas que $500 tonela-
das de zacate v este aho serA mas
grande que el ano pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25

Los nihos que tienen iombrices es-
tan palidos y enfermizos y p~ropensos
4 contraer alguna grave enfermedad.
FL vERMIFUGO DE CREMA Will
TIES" expele las lombrices pronta.
mente y pone al niho en- ell canine de
salud. Precio, %. %centavos la botella.
Vendido por The Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-25

co sacramento afectarfa ell trafico 81
era negligible, El canine real estara
en- buena sondicion dentro de POGO
tempo. La probable larga estaclon
en- 81 Campo Montezuma. Ell Porvenir
y el rancho Harvey este verano sig
mica mucho mas traiico en el canine
y como las lluvias son fuertes en- We
ces durante Ell verano la idea de ter
ner 81 canine en- reparo perpetuo, me-
jor que d~esculdarlo, probaran buenas
noticias para todos.