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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03
HOW'S YOUR HAIR?

Any dandruff? Does it become
dry? Does it fall out? Our guaran-
teed DandruffCure makes your hair
soft and silky. Stops it from falling
out. Is an elegant hair dressing,
We sold over 500 bottles a year in
Atlanta. Try a IS cent bottle. Your
money cheerfully returned if it dos
emit do all we claim. Only at Wi
kle's Drug Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

The announcement that the T. L.
Wallace Clothing Company will put
on their regular annual sale on July
4th appears on the back page of this
issue. It will pay you well to read
every word of their advertisement
and save money.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

On the 18th June a silk flag
6x1O feet in size was unfurled from
the top of the tallest flagstaff in
Georgia and given to the Austell
High School by young business
man of the city. An electric lgiht will
be place on top of the pole, which is
lis feet high, so it can be seen from
Marietta. The occasion was cele-
brated with a program of songs,
speeches and a picnic barbecue Col.
J. 2. Foster, of Marietta, made the
principal address. This flag staff is
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

ladies of the d. A. r., the U. ID. G.
and the Civic League, and they also
pinned miniature Georgia flags on
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

FOR SALE-Five fresh cows. Phone
3711. E. E. Kurtz, Route /, Ma
rietta. 4t,adv.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03
NOTICE.

Ladies and Gentlemen:
Having caught up with my sea-
sons rush, l am again prepared to
give prompt attention to all work
you may bring to me.
Examine your fall and winter gar
ments. Now is a good time to have
them altered and repaired for the
coming season.
do all kinds of altering and re-
pairing satisfactorily.
Very respectfully,
VIM. C0RALL, Taylor.
Blair Bldg, over Wallace Clothing
Co, J-19-4t.
Room in Dobbs Building to rent.
H. c. Dobbs.
Church st. All modern conven-
fences. Phone 440-J
J.16-4t.
Buy the lightning freezers from
Dobbs Hardware Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

not only an inspiring sight out vii,
be of use to the people.
Arrangements have been made
with the United States Weather Blu
reau to secure a set of large weather
flags so that weather prophecies ray
be sent out from this point of VEN
tage.
During the fall season when frost
is predicted, a special flag will be
shown for the purpose Of advising
farmers to kill their pork and get
their sweet potatoes out OF the wea-
Their.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

Buy the lightning freezers from
Dobbs Hardware Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-03

Room in Dobbs Building to rent.
H. C. Dobbs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
ROBBERY ATTEMPT
IN OPEN DAYLIGHT
Masked Youth Tries To Get
Payroll Money at Lenoir,
and Shoots Man
especial 10 TIE New aat our,t

Lenoir, June IA bold attempt
10 rob the office Of the Lenoir char
Manufacturing Company Of the pay
roll money occurred this afternoon.
about l O'Clock. while Mir. Jennings.
secretary and treasurer. was out ut
dinner. At the time there We're only
two people in the office. Mr.. {. L.
Stafford. a lumber Inspector. and Miss
Lille futile, Stenographcr. when n
masked man came in and ut the point
Of a pistol demanded. money or
your life" When told he must be
Joking the man behind the mask be-
gan to swear and repeated his de-
mand. As he attempted To enter the
inner office where the money Is kept
The door slammed shut and the spring
lock held it fast. He hen broke the
glass in the front door. severely cut
ting his hand, and began to shoot.
Mr.. Stafford was hit in the arm. Miss
futile escaped injury out in the mean
time, with Il rare presence Of mind,
she went to he telephone and gave
the alarm and summoned Officers to
the scene, telling the men in the Of
fee of the Bernhardt Manufacturing
Company, just below them. what had
happened and to look out for the
bandit, and called Mr.. Jennings and
told him what had taken place and
to hurry down there, as quickly AZ
possible.
The man made his escape. hut on
account of the sever cut on his arm
from which blood flowed freely. the
officers were enable to track him
easily. An hour or so afterwards he
was found at his home ahuOt , miles
distant. When the officers approach
ed the house the boys mother met
them in the doorway with a Colts
automatic pistol and warned them:
O you come any further. or |
Will kill the last one of you No
further trouble was experienced IN
getting the boy in an auto and they
brought him to town. h fellow was
identified as LOnnie HouCk and is SAID
to be a former employee of the Le-
noir Manufacturing Company, and
aware that it was their custom TO have
the payroll money in the office or
Saturday afternoon.
While only about 20 years I'D. ~
has q very bad reputation but this E..
the first time he has attempted SuCf
; a bold trick. He was lodged in all
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

b. Slocum. Wilmington.
Title unannounced.-Dr. ]. 7. ].
Battle. Greensboro.
preventive Appendictomy."-Dr.
II. S. Lott. Winston.
The treatment % Pelvic Tufec-
tions."-Dr. *. G. Moore. Wilson.
"Full-Term Extra-Ute--ne Preg-
nancy. with Report Of Case."-Dr
Lyle S. Booker. Durham.
Obstetrics.
DR. X. @. Averitt, Chairman. Cedar
Creek.
/. The Proper Use of the Forceps
IN Obstetrics.'-Dr. X. G. Averitt.
Cedar Creek.
?. The Relation f the Kidneys to
the causation O. Eclampsia."-Dr. +.
Il. Hayes, Fayetteville.
3. practical observations in OBJ
stetrics. DIR. II. D. Stewart. Monroe
4. Special Considerations in Surgi-
cal Obstetrics. '-Dr. Roscoe d. Mac
MILAN, Red Springs.
3. The Value of Pituitrin in oh
stetrics."-Dr. Seavy H~ighsmith. Fay
etteville.
6. "A Plea for More Rigid Asepsi,
in Obstetric Practice."-Dr. a. b
Groom, MaXton.
7. "Recollections of Obstetrica
Cases."-Dr. w. H. Dixon, Ayden.
8. Unannounced.-Dr. j. V. Nc
Cougar, Fayetteville.
9. Unannounced.-Dr. L. b. Evans
ClarktOn.
10. Report of a Case of Concealed
Hemorrhage."-Dr. A. S. Rose, Fay
etteville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
PUTS REASON TO FLIGHT.
Instinct Frequently Makes Men Do
Extraordinary ThingS.

That Ven in man instinct IS some
times stronger than reason is illus
trated by these two cases:
There had been shipped on a Miss
iSSipi river steamboat a box with a
glass cover containing a very active
rattleSnake. Whenever any one APP
preached the boz the serpent would
strike the cover. The owner of the
reptile challenged any one to hold his
finger on the glass and let h RATHER
strike at It. There was no danger
and it seemed an easy thing to do.
First one and then another tried 1T.
but When the snake gave its vicious
spring the finger vas invariably drawn
back with q jerk. Instinct was strong
er than reason and Will combined.
A young nan in Paris had lost his
last sou at the gambling table. Not
only was he without a but he
had lost a large sum belonging to his
employer. He started for the Seine
with the intention of drowning him
self. On the way there was a great
Otion. caused by the escape OF Il
lion from a strOlling menagerie. The
animal came galloping down the street
and people fed in every direction. IN
stantly the man who was seeking
death climbed a lamp post and clug to
the top Of it. trembling in every limb.
When the animal was captured and
the danger over he proceeded to he
river and plunged in.-Pittsburg Chro-
nicle-TelaoraDn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
TUESDAY, NIGHT $3.50 O'CLOCK
City Auditorium.
SnInnIN md NnnlOnu I(onAiDundA

surgical Aspects Of Auto-Tox-
emit.'-Dr. r. NJ. West, Fayetteville,
n. G.
'Chotecystitis as a Sequel to Ty-
th"id Fever."-Dr. J. f. Highsmith,
Fayetteville, n. C.
Amoebic Abscess of Liver."-Dr.
William Allen, Charlotte, n. G..
the Pat ology of Goitrc and Hy-
rrrthrynidism Ullustrated.) DIR. Ad-
ul<oh Brenizcr, Charlotte. n. G.
The Use of Collargotris the dag
h"lS of Surgical Conditions with Re-
port OF an Interesting Case."-Dr. A.
=, : r"well Charlotte. n. G.
~" unannounced.-Dr. j.. w.
"~oiires. Charlotte, n. C.
Ntrcsia Of the Vagina. (COngeni-
al Variety. DIR. j.. A. Williams,
Greensboro. y. G..
iH!e unannOunced.-Dr. II. NJ. Bon
~ N"w Bern. n. G..
'lie unannounced.-Dr. {. M
"..onE, Charlotte. y. G.
III unannounccd.-Dr. r. l.. Glib
So. Charlotte. n. G.
The Function Of the Hospital
- y. Hill Durham. y. G..
Closure OF the Incision i'm Tiers
W"h Three Removable Gables ."-Dr
dickinson, Wilson, y. G..
lhie unannounced.-Dr. L. II. Ora.
h'lu, Wallace.
''ie unannounced.-L. n. Glenn
GaStonia.
iieh"rt Of My First Fifty asses Of
Ii'aSl Cancer."-Dr. X. l.. Payne
. orfolk. Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
$50 T.. M.-City Auditorium.
and Anatomy.
surgery and

Or. Chas. T. Harper, Wilmington,
Chairman.
Or. J.. l.. Nicholson. Richlands, AS
sistant Chairman for Anatomy.
safety First."-Dr. Chas. T. Harp
81. Wilmington.
Eases Illustrating Model Solution
az ~Orthopedic Problems" (M0ving
picture n lantern slide demonstra-
tiuusD-Dr. Michael Hoke, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Human Observation-Disclosures
and Cure o: Chronic Intestinal Statis."
DR.. VIM. Seaman cambridge, New
York.
'D~iaphragmatic Hernia with Re-
port of a Case."-Dr. Stewart Nc
CURE, Richmond, Va.
Diseases of the Umbilicus."-Dr.
a. NJ. Shipley, Baltimore, Md.
Surgical Indications in Neuras-
themes. DR.. G.. L. Duncan, High
Point. n. G..
"Ludwigs-Angina."-Dr John 7.
liurruss. High Point, n. c..
Title uuannounced.-Dr. Joseph
Graham, Durham, N. c.
Title unannounced.-Dr. John Yves
ley Long. Greensboro, N. c..
The Etiology of Sterility in Wo-
mcn.'-Dr. +. Webb Griffith, Ashe-
Vile, y. c.
THE Surgical Treatment of AS
thma with a Report of Twelve Case
with twelve cures)."-D w. Perry
Reaves, Greensboro, n. G.
Rupture of Kidney with. Report OF
q CaSe."-Dr. II. Mckee Tucker, Raj
eigh. n. G..
Diseases Due to Improper Reduc-
tion of Fractures and Dislocation OF
Nasal Bones."-Dr. NJ. r. Gibson
Raleigh, n. G.
Titleunannounced. DR.. Parran
Jarhoe, Greensboro, n. G..
"Esserine a Surgical Help."-Dr. p
l. M~acFadgen, Concord, n. c.
Title unannounced.-Dr. Pau
Crumpler. Clinton, N. c..
Title unannounced.-Dr. G.. A
Woodward. Durham, n. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
SECOND DAY
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 600 A. NJ.
City Auditorium.
Practice of Med

DR.. 1. NJ. Taylor, Chairman, Nor
canton.
"Crotalin in Epilepsy" by DR.. c. [.
Jenkins, First Assistant Physician,
State Hospital, Raleigh; ard DR.. A. S.
PendletOn, Clinical Pathol, gist, State
Hospital, Raleigh.
"Roie of the General Practitioner
in the tuberculosis Problem in North
Carolina."-Dr. p. p. Mccain, AS
sistant Superintendent, North Caro-
lima Sanatorium for the Treatment Of
tuberculosis. Sanatorium, N. c..
Tuberculosis: The Cost of a Cure"
DR.. Thompson Frazer, Asheville.
"The Prevention of Mental Dis
ease.'-Dr. Paul V. Anderson, Rich
mond, Va.
Recent Conclusions Regarding
Paresis. DIR Isaac NJ. Taylor, Nor
canton.
Title unannounced.-Dr. Mary E.
Lapham, Highlands.
Title unannounced.-Dr. c.. A.
Shore, Raleigh.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics and
Pcdiatrics.
DR.. w. l.. Dunn, Asheville, Chair
man.
DR.. A. w. Galloway, Asheville, AS
s%istant Chairman for Pediatrics.
The Overlooking of Pyelitis as a
Cause of Fever in Infancy."-Dr. Ed
ward ]. Wood, Wilmington.
Title unannounced.-Dr. T. L. Sill
yer, Franklin.
Summer Diarrhoea."-Dr. Charlie:
S. Jordan, ASheville.
Syphilis in Children with Specia
Reference to Modern Therapy."-Dr
Lewis w. Elias, Asheville.
Report Of a Case Of Typhoid Feve,
III an Infant. DR.. Robert L. Felts
Durham.
1.-The Care of Children Between In
fancy and School Age."-Dr. Charlie
Robertson, Greensboro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
DIR. CLARK CTS GAIL.
Greensboro PrcSbytefians ANXIOUS To
Keep Him.

Greensboro. June 13.-ReE. Melton
Clark, d. d. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church, has gone TO Knox
vile, Tenn, to preach tomorrow
While there he viii receive a cali
from the First Presbyterian Church
Of thai place. The committee APP
pointed to recommend a pastor for the
church has already unanimously rec
ommended him. and all that remains
is for the formal call to be extended.
DR.. Clark has not minated what ne
viii do. Greensboro people hope and
believe. however, hat he viii not &C
cept. His church here is d large one,
and the most liberal giving Pres,yte-
rian church in the state.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
ANATOMY.

Anatomy.
Some Pathological Anatomy of
Lung with Report Of Cure of Abs
cess.'-Dr. j.. T. Nicholson, Bath.
Perpendicular Livel."-Dr Rich.
n. Duffy, New Bern.
Anatomy of a Dislocation Of the
Elbow Joint."-Dr. =. J. Arnold, Lii
lington.
Surgical Anatomy of Regis T, :
slllorls. '-Dr Addison G.. Brenizer
Charlotte.
The Anatomy C a Fractured Fore
arm."-Dr. Edgar Long. Oak CITY
"A Reconsideration of the Anato.
my of the Pyloric End of the Stomach
as Regards Pyloric Ulcer."-Dr. G. =
Macon, Warrenton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
300 O'clOck-City Auditorium.

Election Of a Board Of Medical EX-
aminerS.
Pathology and Microscopy.
DR.. j.. T.. Powers, Jr., Chairman,
Wake Forest.
"The Flagellate Diarrhoeas."-Dr.
c.. w. Stiles, Wilmington.
"Filarial Elephantiasis in North
Carolina."-Dr. James Nj. Northing-
ton, BOardman.
"The Occurrence Of Yaws Gram
boesia) in the United States.'-Dr
Edward j. Wood, Wilmington.
"Amoebic Dysentery.'-Dr. Charles
2. Bolles, Wilmington.
Treatment of Amoebic Dysentery.'
DIR. VIM. Allen, Charlotte,
1.-The Relative ToXicity of Different
AnaeStheticS in Acute Experimental
Nephritis."-Dr. William s. Mac
Nider, Chapel Hill.
Title unannounced.-Dr. c. A.
Shore, Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
PROGRAM OF SIXTY-FIRST
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY

The sixty-frst annual meeting Of
80 North Carolina Medical Society
yyiIl be held in Raleigh Tuesday, Wed
rosday and Thursday Of this week.
The program will be:
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE IS.
1000 n. NJ, City Auditorium.
: Call to order.-Dr. Albert An
derson. Chairman Of Committee on
Arrangements.
. Invertebrates. j. G. Wooten.
z Address of welcome in behalf of
1ftv-Mayor j. /. Johnson.
Address of welcome in behalf of
county and State.-Governor Locke
+ response in behalf Of society,"
Dr. -. J. Hill. Lexington.
6. Presidents Annual Address
Or ]. NJ. PARROT, Kinston.
:. Report of Committee on Ar
~raugements.
z. Report Of Special Committees.
9. Announcements.
House of Delegates.
BOARD of Councillors.
Physiological Chemistry.
DR.. J.. w. Halford, Chairman, Lii
lingtou.
"A Physiological and Pathological
Consideration of Pain, with a Clinica
AnpIication."-Dr. J.. w. Halford
Chalybeate Springs.
The Bio Chemistry Of Carbohy.
dratc Metabolism, with a Physiolosit
ccview."-Dr. VIM. Il. Carstarphen
wake Forest.
"AIbumen in the Sputum."-Dr. c
II. Cooke. Asheville.
Title unannounced.-Dr. Luptol
pittman, Fayetteville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Report of the Committee on Obltu-
aries.
DR.. T.. G.. Moore, Elm City.
DR.. A. w. Knox, Raleigh.
DR.. NJ. L Stevens, ASheville.
Essay.
conservation of Hea1th.'-Dr. A.
S. PendletOn, Raleigh.
Grafton.
"Womanhood from the Physicians
Viewpoint."-Dr. John K. Irwin, Char
lotte.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
THURSDAY MORNING
$3.50 \. M.-City Auditorium.
Medical Jurisprudence and State

Medicine.
DR.. J.. L. j.. Battle, Chairman,
Greensboro.
estate Medicine."-Dr. w. NJ.
Jones Greensboro.
(Some subject OF State Incidence
DIR. E. a. Hocutt, Clayton, \. e
Medical Jurisprudence. Dts W.
=. Beall. Greensboro, n. {.
"propCr Handling of Medical De
factives bv the Courts.'-Dr J.. Il.
McBrayer, MontrOSe.
GynecOlogy.
DR.. w. r. Murphy, Chairman. 0ho"
Hill. ~
.eT,be Relation of h Ductless
Glands to Gynecoiogy. Is"eei'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16
CONJOINT SESSION
WEDN JUNE IL. II Q

Conjoint Session of the Medical So
ciety of the State of North Carolina
and the North Carolina State Board
of Healt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

He was sleeping on a $4,000 Ter
sian rug beneath Matt MorGan's ode
brated painting Of Christ Entering
Jerusalem,' valued at sI0e. 0ro.-Nrw
York Dispatch 10 the Chicago tEarai-
ner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-16

Egbcrt-If it's blue, the man is
from Boston: if it Is amber, he's from
Milwaukee, | suppose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-08-20
Ell HoM5RE QUE siEMPRE Es
POBRE.

La razon porque ell disgustado STEM
pre- Sc queda pobre es porque Sc le-
yanta en- la mafana por la alarma de
un reloj de Connecticut; abrocha sus
tirantes de Chicago a sus %sobrepanta-
lones de Detroit; Sc pone un par de
zapatos de vaqueta hechos en- Ohio;
sc lava en- i'm basin de hoja de lata de
P%ittsburg, usando jabon de Cincina-
natl y Sc SEGA en- una toalla de algo-
don hecha en- New Hampshire; Sc
sienta a una mesa de Grand Rapids,
come bizcochos de flor de Minneapo-
lis con jamon de Kansas City y avena
de Indiana fria en- m~anteca de Omaha,
cocinada en- una estufa de st. Louis;
compra fruta en- jarros p~reparada en-
California, sazonada con especies de
Rhode Island; come chile Y ~frijoles
de Nuevo Mexico al ~reventar; Sc po-
ne un sombrero de lana hecho en- FL
ladelfia; eng%uarnece su mula de Misu-
ri, alimenta en- maiz de Nebraska. con
una guarnicion de Nueva York, Y ara
su rancho cubierto con una hipoteca
de Massachusetts Y un arado de In
diana. En- la noche Sc acurruca de-
bajo de una frazada de New Jersey y
Sc mantiene despierto por Ell ladrido
de los perros locales, ell dnico pro-
ducto de su hogan en- ell lugar, Y luego
Sc maravilla porqua esta pobre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-08-20
E. G. BURKE, secretariO.

LAS DERRoTAs DE AUSTRIA.
Austria ha sido de mala suer-
to en- todas sus guerras en- los
1ltimos 500 amos y solamente uan
do Ell Principe Eugenio de Savoy
estuyo al mando de sus comandos
Sc vieron coronados sus esfuer-
EOS con victoria. El registro es
uno muy i~nteresante aunque con
mucho derramamiento de sangre.
1618-Treinta Amos de Guerra;
derrotada por Gustavo Adolfo en-
Leip zieg, 1851; en- Lutzen, 1852,
Pomerania, sitiada; aplastada por
los Franceses y obligada a den.
mandar la paz.
1638-Derrotada por los Tur-
cos; Ell Emperador leopold hui
We de Vlena; apela al rey Juan
Sobieski de PoIonia; mas tarde
derrota a los Turcos bajo las me-
ras paroles de Viena y los hace
regresar para atras.
1697-El Principe Eugenio de-
rrota a los Turcos en- Belgrade.
1707-171O-Guerra de la Suce-
sion Espanola-El Principe Eu-
genio derrota a Francia en- Italia;
Sc hi con Marlborough y de rro-
ia a los Franceses en- Oudenarde.
1908, y a Malplaquet, 1909.
1717-El Principe Eugenio de-
rrota a los Turcos en- Belgrade.
1741.-Federico Ell Grande TO-
ma Silesia de Austria; derrota a
los Austriacos en- MoIIwitz.
1755-Siete Amos de Guerra
Federico ell Grande derrota a los
ABSTRACTS en- Prague.
1757-Los Austriacos derrota-
dos en- Leuthen.
1760-Los ABSTRACTS derrota-
dos en- Torgu Y Liegnitz.
1762-Los ABSTRACTS derrota-
dos en- Freiburg.
1l96-Napoleon derrota a los
Austriacos en- Lodi, Arcole, Rivo-
Ii y los echa fuera de Italia.
1799-Los ABSTRACTS derrota-
dos por los Franceses en- Hohen-
linden Y Zurich.
lS0O-Derrotados en- Marengo y
Montebello.
1805-Derrotados en- Austerlitz;
Viena tomada por Napoleon.
1S09-Derrotados en- Eckmuh,
Asperin y Essling; aplastados en-
Tagram y Viena es tomsda.
1S59-Derrotados por Napoleon
III en- Magenta y S~oIferino.
1S66-Siete Semanas de Cue
rra-Derrotados por los Prussia
nos bajo Won Moltke y Ell Principe
Federico en- Sadowa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-08-20
"a pUREzA "A mi


Deseamos tomar la ventaja de la
o~portunidad hoy para %congratular al
nartido Republican, del condado de
Bernalillo por ell magnifico triunfo el
cual segun n~osotros entendemos fue
~conseguido ell viernes por las fuerzas
lie Derechos Cfvicos. Polftica Pura,
Gobierno Honesto, y los Derechos del
Pueblo en- las prlmarias Republica.
mas tenidas ell viernes.
Esperamos que ell range Y fila y Ell
buen pueblo del condado en- general
realizen 10 que significa esta gratifi-
cante victoria para ell elemento puro
V noble del partido. Ell Hon. Toro
Andrews, Ell Hon. Francisco Hubbell,
Y Ell Hon. Morning Journal. la Hon.
Noria de Aceite y sui determinados
aliados Sc han levantado victoriosos
sobre las fuerzas del NAL y ell partido
Republican, en- ell condado de Berna-
lilo esta una vez mas en- la opulen-
cha, sin mancha, puro y santificado.
Especialmente congratulamos al pa
nel de la mahana de albuquerque por
el porvenir de III magnifica pelea,
hombro con hombro con Andrews y
Hubbell, ap6stoles de buen gobierno Y
nolftica decente, por la regeneration
del partido Y el condado. Nosotros
snticipamos, por cleric, que los empu-
iadores del triunfo sigan limpiando la
y %restauren aquellas felices CON
diciones de la Edad de Orc de Ber-
.nalillo, cuando Ell Sr. Hubbell gober-
naba supremamente, un Gear benevo-
lente, la gloriosa era de las Visitas de
Escuela y ell per diem que venia de
mismas, cuando las pintorescas
apacentandose en- los suculen-
tos pasteos del vale del Rio Grande,
votaban en- I'm cuerpo por millares ell
de la .eleccion y ell simple pueblo
pastoral de Pajarito daban sus votos
soberanos en- ell Cuarto Barrio con
IN semblante inocente Ell cual era una
felicia presenciarlo.
En- muchfsimas cosas, esta cruzada
lei HubbeIl-J ournal-Andrews-N oria-
tC-AOCitC para q lCNdllduu6nlO ut ID
'omunidad N Albuquerque y condado
lie Bernalillo. Tai vez podremos YER
iii los dias restaurados cuando ell fe-
IL aliado, sus boIsillos llenos de JOLT
as resonantes, g~raciosamente pa
eandose por entire los risuenos cam
los a causa de que ell canine en- ell
el habia sido pagado que traba-
ara estaba intransitable; las charras
asas de escuela modernas no volve-
an a opacar ell pacffico paisaje y Ell
.narquista que proteste 10 cincharan
en- los asesamientos. Una vez
las Sc estabIecera la pr6spera indus
ia de la compra de votos y otra vez )
festive official de eondado sacara en-
mDio $4,000 al aho Y Ell desinquieto
sesor no ~embarazars mas & los fie-
,
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