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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
When the Trs~o etp1.

Senator William Saulsbury Of Della.
ware remarked the other niGht that
foxy schemes do not always work out,
and told a story to bach the assertion.
Two men were having . fraternal
talk recently, and during the gabfest
one OF them told of his experience
with tramp.
He came to my house." said the
man, banged on the Kitchen door,
walked in and demanded something to
eat. Right there decided to give him
the scare of his life. Going into the
next room ! liberated the alarm clock
in pretending to call up the police sta
lion and told the imaginary man at
The other end of the imaginary wire to
hurry an officer down to arrest a
tramp. When ] returned to the
kitchen the hobo was gone"
He was gone. eh?' laughed the
other, who in fancy could see the
tramp beating it down the alley.
Yes" replied the first, gone with
two Of my coats. one hat and enough
silverware that was wing around loose
to start a quick-luuCh restaurant"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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vTho, eugsainly: Z hAss bought .
shasuiaG nass sssnsry hssse sssf
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- psovinoss'" And - sA1ed sa1t
y; Al, ~ poor frsssA. ! as partly
Dausasto,s eos that"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
Potato Bua.

The potato bug vas unknown in
Canada until the 70s says the Mon
treal Herald The creature was a
native Of Colorado md lived on the
sand bur of the pla-eau land The
sand bur is botauically akin to the
potato, therefore when advancing
civilization introduced this more sue
culent herb the bug tarned to it with
avidity. This appears to have been
IN the SOS. Not content with eating
potatoes in Colorado the bug spread
along the potato tran eastward. The
dates Of the migra-ion which have
been preserved are me following: In
1883 it was 100 miles west Of Omaha.
1861 Iowa, 1864 it crossed the Missis-
sippL 1867 Indiana, 1858 Ohio. 1870
ontarlo, 1872 western New York and
Pennsylvania. 1879 Quehec and east
ern New York and district Of Colum-
bia. 1874 it reached he Atla.tic sea
boards from Nova SCotia 10 virginia
ire pest was several times taken to
western Europe. but did mt estaAli.h
tself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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ADnno Usan = onsoisd esssstss y
80 venUpo - utnuD y -
e1nD0osaopaoA

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tont usso fos wAisA the ctoeaate
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anessng snA UAysisaaU y medical
sualaoss. fhs osst iaGsniOus Alne
ever tahsa wsss Dseparsd for this psr.
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0A1ss bsssAsd fvOo ths enbryonit
dAAsk - 49, - psoeapate % cul
taes 0s1ia ~ - 1Ays. An the pro
Ossoss q Dsessas sal cell livistoa
were cseariy asasastrsted in other
-. snl ths setunl innigrstiea Of
- lsssscytss isoo . Dsrtioa Of the
spsesa was aAso made visible. These
49, vse0 tahsa fer Gays - wesks
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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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unGoiuD e 49,

Beces-ed
N.itfoe A. hsrshy gwen. thai hoDdssy. to
2od "a, a February A. ,. fai4. at the hour =
ten q % said siss the same oesns one q -
r.aul,r aia4s Of the December term ~ The
C44nut, turt ~ tsunBszssp tunnty. la tb ftssg
81 Coiorsao l. n. j Mekas. sdnini-l rHar q
-s,a state, Sill asp~rr b<fore the Js4se a
sid Court PRESENT ~, final -ettlenest nssA
sssssini-trator. pray the auprossl of the sA0s.
and v,ll then slk TO he dsscisN r9ed sach Cd
min,strstos. AZ which time sad pssGe sns -.
son 10 interest may sppear and pressut obisr
f'ear " Me same. y ans there se.
Dated at 6usni-on. Colorado. this 49, dAy
81 Dec A ID. lsia
"a uckAN.
Administrator of the Estate of Thomas Fos-
man. deceased.
Fiut puislicosion. IAN. q lss4
Last publication Jan. ~. lei4
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
Wor,ds Lsreess Motor Shin.

The SIAM" the largest ship pro
PEELED by Observation-Disclosures motors
in the world, was completed recently
at Copenhagen. Denmark This ves-
sci has a displacement of 1920 tons
and carrying capacity of 10000 tons
dead weight including fuel oil. and
IL 427 feet long overall. has . beam
Of 55 feet, and draft Of rs feet 5
inches. Each of the eight engines IL
capable Of developing 1900 horse pow
er at 125 revolutions per minute. and
with this power should have . speed
q 13k miles an hour.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
en- ous@0sao eeaA


n1lD Nssu Cssbrare. On East QpUW
1sunG ~. sA0Ateea years q -,
- sososs1s1 IN swfnniaC aesoss
ths 0Dssat fseo Lepe, On the nanH
shire coast. TO Egypt Point. at Cowes,
which b tust unaer Four milea, IN eas
hour twenty-eiGht minutes
She had no refreshment on the
way. end WIS not exhausted BY ~
effort. The young lady. who 10 Q.
the teaching sta6 of the Council
schools at East Cowes, holds the Ger
tihcate of the Royal Life-saving -
ciety.-LHAAon Mail.
outter wrAps ior sale ct NewsCAan-
pa0a once
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
ls~ao~'s Wsssr s>srssa.

those Londoners Who are nervova
about their water supply may be re.
heved to know that the Metropolitan
water board has under Its control sub
sidence and storage reservoirs a ca.
pacity Of some 16.0Oo. .0O0. 900 gallons.
The normal consumption Of the 7,OO0,.
900 persons in the boards area of
supply is rather more than 200. .OOO..
900 gallons day, 30 that, were all
the reservoirs full, the usual daily al
lowance could be provided from them
alone for nearly IL weeks. As q rule,
at any time the board has in storage
sufficient water for full 40 days sup
ply, which would permit every man.
woman and child during that period
to be supplied daily with over 30 gal
Ions Of water.-Tit-Bits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
~ NJ RosvAyE PNoPeayv
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~ - oDeonnoio0.

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h bAssAs y 1nace. has ssuaA . prs
~ ssoassity q - vtllaos Il Mo-
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~: ~ oes ~ nesatc narvy. -
= sSssA0s. q tveaty-ssss yees q
e.. toas1lnAely sstsr hsvtaG pesss1
- ebsiOassry servise - ~ nevv.
VAsa . $50 family - thus bssa
0uan1s1 \ resolves eer sa1oas1vs 80.
- - - psivste psaOsgty, . pa0
- laal - % acres end . sscttsa q
GAa0o ~ - oshinG. - AaA
~ 0Ay bssvs TO thsir eAil1ssa the
~ haa1sl to them n usufvuet. -
thsv ~ nst divide - DestGAGa 4.
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. DeoaDse0as Dopulattsa. fvse - ~
tss1al sasss. which loss n0t pAek ~
bDoia - bsAalf Of he eAil1rsa's SoAe.
vAils the Psst OF the psssosAs aRl
ooAssDsa ef France ass pasttculariy
saxisss - this rsspssa. ~ btsshs
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haA1eaon. . Aeure which b - -
UonDo1 ~ aay civiliss1 DsaOaAs
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
Rsniss q 49, ~

Essste ~ Johanna klbsstins q CassoD nvuse2a.
The undersigned having been appoigtsd H
ecutor ~ the last Will and testament Al JOhooao
AIbertina Carlson, late 81 the County of GuDqi-
gives notice that he will appear bcsoss she
County Court u said tsunnison County st the
Court House ia 6unniSon, IN said tVuuty, -
the hoar Of ivo O'Clock Y n n said N -
which siae ell pessons having claims aGoiuns
ssid estate nOtifisd and requested 10 a.
ted tor The purpuse of having the -s1s -
Justsd. AN psrs0ne isdebted to said estate -
requestsd 70 make Immediate paeneut - t1ss
undsrsiNned,
Dsceahsr A d 1919 =
John p. CARLs()A.
Esocutos of the estate 81 Johanna Ali,sstiss
Carlson Doceassd.
y. \ mcDOuGal. AttOsney.
Fiv~t Pub. Des ~, 1919
Last PuA. 1an. ~. 1et4
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
IN En0iMd.

When the man had insured himself
Against IRE and death and shipwreck
and earthQuakes and malisnant fevefs,
not 10 nentioa niDor nls anA acci-
aenta. BE thought there wasn't mscA
let TO insure AGAINST, but the agent
AAa stin another card up Hi sleeve.
There are s1fraeettes.~ he saiA.
W0u1Aar - hke to inssre TsssssR
a0A&nsk 1anaOss ffUa them
0oo1 HsavsaA. fofDpt a601
0eo!- groaAed - -. 81 boaun4
6AseA9 DSAu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
elODA asssssss 0sss.s . vsss.

SsSssuN 49, ! w.
~ Hsv TssA Pubsie Lbsosy -
Ported eariy n 1913 tAst practically
4oee. go books oisculAtsA foe home
- during 1919. In svssy eass this
vas . WOrth-whtle be0k. CIsan -.
tiOa. old anl new. biosrapAy, scienos,
philosophy, travel. history-~ll forms
q books were included. Books for
The blind. with rsiseA typs Spr eager.
oeeing hngers. BoOks IN - lan-
GuaSes. circulating almost 500, 900
copies. Books carried TO hospitals
esl ssyiums. The lam. the halt, the
blind and the stranger within our
gates we're just ~ much benefited =
the American who could walk up In
AepenAently to the shelves anl selecs
George Eliot's 'MiAdlemarcA, in Enc
1ish, for himself "-Sarah COmstOck n
sWeriA's Work."
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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saee OF sssep, - soi rscoser - ca
saeisS for ssssy ~ Of xsrs sasssro-
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nard ~ors sAssxoAssi the - . sueAa-
,sou Of sEsas unuasi ~ssrsa~ss and
bodily fatigue. - shsi 81 IL hosr
xnan he ~eut - - he ~ss uaabs< 10
JsrioEm the suaSasst 'asks Ssseosi
..reai aiffiealu. nssoEe going - ss>ep
ae enasasossd - aad ap q coisaas 0s
asures aad 70 es@nis 10 memory soDs
lines Of poesry = . gwen time. sui
allied to DO 80. As.ss half ~ hour ,
deep he VAS ruuDsa and set 10 Per
lorm the TASKS Osss1 he Row added
40 the eolamn 81 Agaras ~ith psrteet
ease. bgt experieoeed the same din
Guilty in learning the poetry ~ heart
as before sleep.
"
bssJ7 When y s1sGsht rich n ssse
aiaiion. IDEAS rAviA eoHverssts0a easy
and perception hssnest7 Fec ef ~
could claim this = sarly moruinG The
breakfast tsbls oUsAg 10 sst usuauy
very spsrklsaG - hveis. mors ase
agreed that eSGn1aG time - ntOAt
time Is more Ssu1sctive " cs1naive
-
IDEAS or the aasukalins a tAsaOAt
Fancy plays ness 6ssely frO0 tse-si0e
onward The - sonverssetsos. -
most people wtu a6mit. are hses1 aeasr
dinner, and go - 3 alaessot 0eo0o
from luncheos 0uDSessatiOas. 49,
dote telling. - . quicker paAy =
imagination. ~ I've . brilliAacy -
dinner convessaA1.ns. are hardly -
sible ct bssekaanA
The reason = - must - ssoe
change that ve 60 not cossctoas -
that steals 0vGs . gradually - tAs
day progresses. Ne ere certainly Dsse
emotional sitsr Qi1asy thsn bsfOse.
and sentiment WonuD under The mora
ing sun. We aso 0uch like little me-
chaRiesl nschtnso early IN ths aay.
The pure inteatsn ed reason ase In
their fullest vi08. We caa 80 and
subtract bettss. Nnas appsas sasies.
Dinicslttss see0 ~. A. ths houss
pass, pure iatsl1Dsa and rsasOa Gvow
tired and e0s4too U1oss anA bsDa4ans
put the Aeld 0f GsaDeiousnsss. nakiaG
L dinmer anA bsns s0cisnt; 80 With
enOtiOa eo0so . Ovoater AsU - -
stract ideas 80 o1nDsstions.
vsstly intere0tinG thiRD ssoules1
frOn further sxpsginents ssoAuses1
alOAg the sane hn1A ~ povH ~
simple mathematical eohsuAaGtsaa, h
vOlvinG little strain 49, ~ neoery,
IVES recovered after . ~ miaut0'
sleep, while the powse - lsarn by
heart reQuirs1 four h01gu' saeeD TO In
prove markedly, and eiGhk hOSsv' Sleep
TO regain it's full vigor. Dsstsr Troem-
ner states that the capoeoty nor learn-
ing by heart 10 at its - early In the
morning, and decrooooo steadily
the day This scientist de-
plores the habit of nakinG children
learn work by heart ct niGht time in
preparation for the neHt 1ayS school,
which, he points out, y very harmful.
because the exhausted memory has to
be stimulated unduly to PsAain its In
pressions at that time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
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= snasag apuao su>uDruAo - =
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- anss- . sAssa ssUss>sa: -Laa
olnss snnssa ~ sAssu1s sAssaassaa
- was eus~d hueuss assaA~ o<tH e.
seAr: ~Evesess1 sessr - b.us 1901
y go" And this: "nnsd suAauuay;
osoAinG ssstsus-
ouos s~vsess 60 nsss sssusdast,s.
surA - "kicksd ~ . hose shoa q
- IN kida~V~ -EssA ssAnsuly q
- 80 - sas hsaA<es sal three. 70
sAis tine ~ ~ tair 70 rsacA . rtps
81 80" |kscsas~d ossd srpa baou1
voisoe csssed by . broken ankle whicA
y renArksbse - the susenobaAs
stssoe hso betwesa The lame end -
radiator" q mother b sepossed -
have -dsed h taSascy"
Ths siGniAsHaee q sAese seposas
- N the sAa that sAey susnsse
- "a -
staa esaIinG wtsA sAe psassics a tAat
psvsssssoa. TAaU sssve 70 seusiea
eAsss 49, - saosr - sassAs thsss
6aol anstess vith susAOsity 10 say
UAo oAAA 0Asvy anl WAo oAaA noe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
HAD CAfARRH
FIVE YEARS.
Mr.. John.

Mf. JOhn.
son of st.
Elmo. Illi-
n is, W a s
troubled five
years W I h
catarrh. The
catarrh was
so severe in
his c a S c
that his life
s e g m g q
I h r eatened.
AS he ex-
pre- S S es it
himsel If, he
h a d 20 n e
foot in the
grave"
of course
he tried to
get re1ie f.
Many prac-
tition e r 5
were con-
suited and a
C a [ a T T h
specialist In
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-09
- - 49,

Dspsrlsssst a tbe lsssrsw<-
a. > L~sa oslscs ss ms~ssUn. Co.
B~ss~sss ssA. -
N.ssse y hsrssy slssu ii'ai I.fsss s,sSu
- G.,.,r-s~aa Entrs No. l1<E t@ Iss
~--rf..r Lss- ssd ~ a ~ bgtsssk
Issa-lsy n Ns,rth. RsssAse h~sis Sss nans.o
p~,....,.~; w,rrssns. hsss Hs<us bossrx ~ bss -
s..i.vs y s.she tisai Tsree Nssr mcm~sssp1
prvr.f ~ s-isbls~h eisinl " tsse sssa seHsv< -
ssr,s,-sl. bafor~ Brsa-t Nesr-a. u tS9-
.-,--,ouer .s tss.sss-o1. Cs,sors.io. 20 t4se a.
t--..ush si4y 81 JsHaary isia
tlssassi name q ~.tsse--'-, -
ts..-csIusprs. Ea, = kBo~iss. all ~ b..yieeisas-
O.C. skt>NER.
esr-f Fubiiostion Dee i2 l.s8.
I.s.f PubileatisiB dan. ~. isaA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-20
Dress Goods
Remnants
Sec, Soc end ese NaluS
at 25e yd.

so-inch Shepherd Check suitins.
S0-inch Striped Sieilisns-
St-inoh Hair Line Strips Ssrss.
SS-inch All Wool voiles.
S0-inch Fine Bedford Cords.
s0-inch Novelty Tailor Suitins.
t0-inch All Wool Crepes.
Se-inch All Wool Ssrsss.
SO-inch Wool Diagonal Stitins end
All Wool Imported Challiesp
Several other popular wesves IL thls
gysat solisotioa. RI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26

ca fue puesta antes en- 81 vie1o teatrc
hist6rico de Topeka.
Vivas, lagrimas y ~apfstones de ma
nos siguieron Ell ~anuncio.
Vic Murdoch Sc anuncio Que ha-
blaria cuando 81 6rden fue restaura-
do.
Else fue un discurso ~maravIlloso de
Raymond Robbins, diio Murdoch, pei
no OH esta otra cosa refrien-
dose al anuncio de Allen y la muche-
dumbfe Sc puso Ell u pies otra vez.
El consentimiento de Allen para ser
candidate para gobernador ha 1desba-
ratado" los planes de los H%epubllca-
nos otra vez. Ellos e%speraban endo-
samiento para Arthur Capper en- el bo-
leto Republican, y creyeron que po-
drfan obtener una harmonic" y com
blnacion sobre esa base, varlos de
los caudillos Republicanos estuvieron
aqui, pero Sc salieron de la sala desa-
nImados cuando ~presenciaron la esce-
ma que atehdi0 al escogimiento del Sr.
Allen como el portaestandarte del nue.
vo partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26
Los REsuLTApos pIcEN.
No Puede Haber Duda Accrca de Ios
Resultados en- Santa re.

Los resultados dicen Ell relate.
Toda la duda es remoyida.
EI testlmonio de un ciudadano de
Santa Fe
Puede investigates facilmente.
Que mejor prueba Sc puede obtei
ner?
J. 4. Sandoyal, 1f5 Ortiz st., santa
re. N. Mex dice: "Un doIor fuerte
y agudo en- la parte pequena de mi
espalda, extendiendose hasta la veji-
ga, me cause mucho sufrimiento. FL
color era siempre peor cuando cogla
IN resfriado. En- el invierno era mo-
ltstado mas. I'll malestar vino des-
ppes que tuye un ataque de malaria,
niientras servfa en- la armada durante
IL guerra Hispano-Americana. En-
sdici0n al dolor en- mi espalda, tuve
inflammation de la yejiga. Las ecr
clones de los rinones eran de color SUI
Lido y penosos en- su pasaje. Expe-
rlmente varios remedies, pero NADIA
me ayud0 nunca tanto como las Pfldo-
rss de Doan para los Rifones. En-
egradecimiento por Ell gran aliyio que
ne dieron, las he recommended mas
cue una yez."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so c%entayos. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, Nuevo York. unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recorded ell nombre-Doan-y no
tomeis otro. A..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26
Ell eo5ERNADoR ALLEN Es Ell
CRITIC DE GUERRA.
Los Progresivos de Kansas P~onlendo-
SO en- Linea Bajo Ia Guia de Henry
]. Allen y Victor Murdock-se Es-
pera Una campaha caIIente.

Topeka, Feb. 20.-Henry j. Allen
para gobernador y Victor Murdoch pa
ra senador de los Estados Unidos.
Esa es la entrada del partido Pro
gresiyo EN- la carrera politiea en- Kan
sas este ano y las chansas para una
victoria Progresiva Sc vic con mucho
amino a la plaza LENA de Ciervos Ma
chos quienes estuvieron aqui a aten-
der a la comida del Dia de Lincoln
quienes gritaron hasta que Sc hicie-
ron roncos cuahdo supieroh de los ha-
laguenos prospectus.
Una Gran Junta.
Allen fue escogido para la carrera
en- la iunta en- Grand Theater. Fue
una junta marayillosa, o 10 hubiera
sido en- cualquier parte afuera de Kan
sas no obstante una frerte nevada y
ola de frfo que hizo la transportation
muy comfortable. Mas que mil Pro
gresiyos e%stuvieron aqui a tomar par
te en- la junta. Ell Grand Theater es-
taba apinado, ell balloon, galerfas, pla-
taforma y TODD 81 espacio que habia,
Raymond Robbins, de Chicago, hi
20 I'm discurso que estuvo diferente
de cualquier discurso polftico que ja-
mai Sc ha dido en- Kansas. Fue una
apelaci0n por derecho y trato equita-
two mas que partidario. Fud un dis
curse en- el cual Ell 'amen" de la moda
vieja pareci0 una respuesta mas apro-
piada que la estampida de pies Y Ell So
nido de manos. Hizo su apelaci6n 4
Kansas de permanecer ~verdaderos d
SUI historic en- la lucha que ahora esta
en- efecto por la j~usticia social
Fuertemente en- Favor de Allen.
Isl la propia clase de caudillo pue-
de hallarse en- cualquier parte del
mundo," dijo 81, lpuede hallarse en-
America, y 81 puede hallarse en- Anne
RIGA puede hallarse en- Kansas.
Cerro su discurso con una referen.
cha al sr. Allen que en- realidad fue un
ruego por 81 para que sea Ell portaes-
tandarte de los P~rogresivos en- Kan
sas.
lnstantaneamente la gran muche-
.dumbre Sc puso en- sus pies Orlando
por Allen. Cuando Allen subio a la
plataforma Victor Murdoch comenzo
la griterfa Y mujeres y hombres Sc
unieron en- la oyaci6n.
Allen no hizo discurso. No habl6
que dos docenas de palabras, pc
no las palabras que la m~uchedumbre
guerra eseuchar fueron habladas.
"Si Aceptare."
"Yo aceptare una nomination de los
Progresiyos," dijo 81.
ESQ fue TODD, pero comenz6 una
function la semejante de la cual nun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26
Ell DR.. 7. F. TANNys,

Tn especialista EN- intermediates de
la Garganta, Nariz, Ojos y Ofdos. Sc
ha resentado permanentemente en-
Santa F, N. NJ.
Ha puesto su despacho en- Ell Capital
City Bank Bullding-Cuartos 22-23-24,
y vera a los ~pacientes desde las 3 has
IA las 70 a. m. y desde las 2 hasta las
4 p. m. Pide ell ~patrocinio de las perso-
mas de Santa Fe quienes esten afecta-
das con estas intermediates y promote
dar entera satisfaction en- ell trata-
miento de las mismas.
FL Doctor es ~graduado de la Uniyer-
sidad del Estado de Illinois, (Chicago).
y ha estado en- Europa por los pasa-
dos dos amos estudiando especial
mente en- las Intermediates arriba
mencionadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26
LOS PAPELEs M~ENlcANos DE ME.
xlco REPREsENTAN MUY NAL
LOS EsTADos UNIDos.


ciudad de Mexico, Mexico, Feb. IA.
No obstante Ia protesta hecha POT
Nelson O'shaughnessy encargado de
a~suntos Americanos. y de las instruc-
clones de la oflcina ministerial extran-
jera Mexicana, de d~esistir de los alta
ques sobre ell Presidente Wilson, lei
ImparciaI9 sali6 hoy con I'm encabeza-
do de tres Columns en- la primer pa
gina: "a la palabra dc Wilson le fall
ia honor como q Ell mismo.p
Luego Ell articulo sigue comentos
sobre ell reconocimiento por los Esta-
dos Unidos del nuevo gobierno Peru.
yiano dentro de cuatro dias despuesi
del suceso de la r~evolucion.
'I1sto fue hecho,' dice Ell papeI, zen
la face de la decision de la Casa Blan.
ca Ell dia II de Mario, que el prop0-
sito de los Estados Unidos es negarle
simpatfa a todos los gobiernos en- re-
voluci6n.
Los processes yankees estan traba-
jando a 10 largo de la Inca de pasio-
mes malas."
Con semejante prominencia, "El I'M
parcialy publica un detalle de la ale
gada caida de 1850 bancos en- los esta-
dos del sur de los Estados Unidos de-
Dido a Ia inicua policia del Presiden-
te Wilson"
El papel hace I'm esfuerzo para ma
nifestar que la policfa del Presldente
Wilson es desaprobada por la gran
mayorfa del pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos y por practicamente todos aque-
Hos de los estados del sur.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-02-26

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