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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
SHOES SPOIL OUR FEET.
That Is Why So Few Persons Havs
Perfect Pedal Estremities.

PERFECT feCdl
A person with normal feet is very
difficult to find. In fact, the doctors
inform us that foot trouble Is endemic
In the United States, as well as In
every enlightened country on the globe.
The cause of this condition and the
vast suffering which 1t entails is the
unhygienic shoe.
A thousand Porto RIcans whose feet
had never been shod were examined
Not a single diseased or deformed foot
was found among them. A San Fran
cisco surgeon, in commenting on this
fact, declares that among thousand
shoe wearing Americans there is hard
ly one with normal feet
The trouble is that the vast majority
OF our shoes are improperly construct
ed. The fashionable shoe seems built
20 force the foot into shapes which,
however slightly, are nevertheless abb
normal. That worn by the masses Is
equally inlmical TO foot health, for the
reason that ii is constructed with very
little reference to the lines Of the foot
and without effort 10 adjust it to the
normal movements OF that member.
The medical man presents the moe
casin rs the most wholesome foot Gov
ering yet devised. but very few are
sangulne enough to hope that fashion
will permit its general use. Next to
the moccasin. so we are told. is the
shoe that not only permits the foot to
perform its normal functions unimped-
ed, but strengthens 1t when in use.
This is the shoe that, instead Of pinch
ing the foot or forcing it into abnormal
shapes or positions, actually fits it.
Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
COVE FAMILY PARTY.
Pleasant Affair Was Held at STAFFORD on
Sept. 10.

A very pleasant reunion of the Cove
family, in the nature of an out-of door
picnic, was held at the old Nathaniel
Cove farm in STAFFORD, Wednesday,
Sept. l6 There were 90 cousins present
on this occasion, representing three gem
erations of the original Cove family.
The table. which was an ancient relic,
preserved through several generations,
was spread under the trees in the old
orchard, with bountiful repast. On de.
parting. the wish was expressed BY All
that many more reunions might be held.
The following is a list Of the cousins
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Smith Of Pitts
field. Mass; Mrs. Martha Atwood and
daughter. Mrs. Griffin. Of Chelsea; Mrs.
Angie Celley. Charles Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Pierce and children Of Fair
lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hodgdon Of
piermont. y. H.; Mrs. A. r. Lamberton
and Mrs. b. l. Cameron Of Marshfeld;
Mrs. G. A. Bemis Of Barre; Mrs. G. A.
Mosher Of Brighton. Mass: Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis CurrieT, Mrs. Albert Colby and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. kittredge.
Mrs. Charles Cove ana son, John. Of
STAFFORD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
NEVER AN ANTI-SUFFRAGIST.
Mrs Bryan Says She Has Always Been
a Suffragist.

Washington, D. c., Sept. l9.--In a
signed statement made public here yes
terday through the congressional com.
mittee of the ational American Woman
Suffrage association, Mrs. NJ. J. Bryan,
wife of the secretary of state, declares
herself in favor of woman suffrage. The
statement was made public to set at
rest rumors that Mrs. Bryan was OPP
posed to the movement. 1t is as fol-
lows:
81 have never been an anti-sufragist
nor attended any anti meetings. l
have been firm believer in suffrage
without a sex qualification for 25 years
and wish success 10 the equal suffrage
movement. Our older daughter has been
an interested voter in Colorado; our
younger a member of the college league
at the Nebraska State university"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
BERLIN HINT OF PEACE.
Message Tells of Coming Conference at
Washington.

Christiania, Sept. 10 Central News
cable) The Aften Poster yesterday
published telegram from Berlin passed
by the German censor announcing that
at a conference soon to be held in Wash
ington basis for peace will be reached.
Rome, Sept, l9.-From neutral diplo-
matte source il was reported hdre yes
terday that although the kaiser is hesi-
tating about accepting the United States
proposal for mediation the predominant
military party in Germany is strenuous
ly opposing peace. They are determined
to continue the war to the bitter end,
prcferring defeat to an undigniied peace,
implicitly admitting Germany's exhaus-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
VERMONT RED CROSS APPEAL
For Innocent Sufferers in Great European
War.

| The following official appeal for aid "a
the innocent sufferers from the effects
of the war in Europe, and also for fam
| lilies in this country left in need by the
departure OF reservists to the countries
now at war, is made by the officers of
the American Red Cross in the state of
Vermont and Is authorized by Gov. Allen
M. Fletcher, president Of the Vermont
state board OF the American Red Cross.
Because of the interest taken in many
places throughout the state in holding
fairs, teas and entertainments and gath
ering supplies, the officers of the Amer
lean Red Cross request that all dona-
lions and funds that are being raised
for the Red Cross European war relief
fund be sent to some member of the
following named Vermont state board:
President, Gov. Allen M. Fletcher of
Proctorsville.
Vice president, Henry d. Holton Of
Brattleboro.
Secretary, Charles s. Forbes Of st. Al
bans.
Treasurer, Harry S. Howard OF Bur
lington.
Redfeld Proctor of Proctor.
Edward G. Smith of st. Adams.
Charles r. Walter Of st. Johnsbury.
Charles H. Darling of Burlington.
Curtis s. Emery of Newport
who will forward all funds through off
cial channels, and for which Red Cross
receipt will be given by the treasurer.
Those desiring to send direct TO the
headquarters at the war department,
Washington, D. c., should notify some
member of the state board in order that
full record OF Vermont contributions
may be kept. All individuals donating
to this fund are given membership in the
American Red Cross for the current
year.
The people OF Vermont, in common
with the citizens of the whole country.
are exceedingly distressed by the cruel
and bloody war in which the nations Of
Europe are engaged. Not only the
slaughter OF armies directly engaged on
battlefields more extensive than the
world has ever known which brings such
suffering to the helpless women, children
and aged who are enduring both pbysi-
cal and mental anguish with no prospect
of relief. What is our duty and what
can we, citizens of this nation, do to aid
and in some degree ameliorate the ter
rible conditions from which the people
on the continent of Europe are not only
suffering but dying' The American Red
Cross has already fitted out a ship TO
take supplies with surgeons and nurses
to aid the same organization of Europe !
in the effort of relief, so far as possible. |
1t is very probable that we may he |
called upon later to aid those in orr |
midst who suffer by reason of being in |
want from lack of employment. BY act |
1f Congress this association is authorized |
TO receive funds and supplies to be used
under its agents in the work of relief. |
It's officers are already on the field. All
intended to aid in this
treat work for the sufferers should be
forwarded as soon as possible to the Of
icers of the state or national society.
We would advise that local organiza
ions he formed to secure funds and
,ther supplies and forward to the treas
uer's Office as speedily as possible.
Henry d. Holton, chairman OF
Vermont, Ii
c. s. Forbes. secretary,
II. S. Howard, treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
WILSON WON'T PRESS
PEACE OVERTURES
Deems It Part of Wisdom to Wait Till
One Side or the Other Makes Known
Its Terms in Definite

Washington, Sept l9.-President Will
son sees little prospect of early peace
in Europe reflected in the unoficisi cx.
changes which American ambassadors
have been conducting with Germany,
Great Britain. France and Russia.
This was learned yesterday at the
White House following careful study
of the message which Ambassador Ger
ard cabled, giving his recollection of an
informal conservation with the imperial
German chancellor.
Until something more tangible AMI
more definite comes from the beliger-
ents, the president feels that his hands
are virtually tied. To undertake to
elicit terms from Great Britain, France
and Russia, as Germany suggested
would place him, he believes, in deli
cate position, in view of what Six Ed
ward Grey has told Ambassador Page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
DROPS SHARPLY
Demand for the New York City Notes
Is Reflected in Decrease-$75o,oo
Gold Bars to Ottawa.

New York, Sept. l9,--Another sharl
decline in foreign exchange was reported
yesterday, cables and demand sterling
on London being quoted at two and one
fourth to two and threefourths cents
under Thursdays highest rates. This re-
fleets in part the foreign demand for
the new city notes. Gold bars amount
ing to $750,O00 were shipped from the
assay Office TO Ottawa. OF this sum two
thirds was said to be for account of the
United States government in connection
with the American relief fund abroad,
and the balance was taken by the local
agents of the Montreal bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
SEEK TRAIN WRECKERS.
Bloodhounds Put on Trail at Livingston,
Ala.--Seven Dead, Twenty Injured.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept l9Blood.
hounds have been sent to Livingston, Ala
where seven persons were killed and an
eighth is missing as result of the de-
railing OF Alabama Great Southern pas
senger train No. 2 early yesterday.
Railroad officials believe the switch was
tempered with and an effort will be
made to trail the alleged wreckers.
The engineer died of his injuries. The
engine was derailed at switch, swerved
and crashed into a gondola loaded with
Stag which was standing on a side track.
The mail and baggage car, two coaches
and three sleepers were wrecked. Three
other sleepers remained on the track.
Fewer passengers than usual were in the
sleeners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
Conpensation.

King Alfonso IS very English in
some Of his expressions. For instance.
be was discussing with a well known
British peer the difficulties and dan
gers Of kingship.
so you think. sir" remarked the
peer. that Il is rather a thankless
task being a kingy'
1T is rather difficult work at tines"
replied his majesty with a grin. but
Il is deuced well paidr' - London
Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
MURDERS WOMAN;
KILLS HIMSELF
Bertram G. Lawton Ends Life of Mrs.
Laura Guild on Street at Clifton,
Mass.-Then Commits
Suicide.
Suicide.

Clifton, Mass. Sept. TO-. Mrs. laura
Guild OF Somervile was shot and killed
yesterday by Bertram G. Lawton, a
candy salesman of Salem, who immedi-
ately committed suicide.
1t was stated that Lawton had been
recently paying attention to Mrs. Guild.
Mrs. Guild came here yesterday from
her fathers home in Somerville, where
she had been spending few days, in an
automobile owned by Peter M. Super
naught OF Keene, n. H.
On Lawton's body were several letters,
one addressed to his wife, who was stop.
N. III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
A GOOD COMPLEXION
MEANS PURE BLOOD

Everybody that wants fine, glowing,
youthful skin, should take old reliable
Hoods Sarsaparilla, physicians pre-.
scription, which gives clear, healthy
color. When your blood is made pure,
pimples, bodies, hives, eczema disappear.
Languor, loss of appetite, tired feeling,
weakness are symptoms of impure, I'M
healthy blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes the blood.
Get bottle to-day.--Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

At Ceveland-Boston 4, Cleve-
land 3 40 inningsl Shore and
Thomas; Steen aad Egan.
At st. Louis-Washington I, st.
Louis 0. johnson and Ainsmith;
Hoch and Agnew.
At Detroit--Detroit 3. Philadel-
phia 2. Coveleskie and Mckee;
Wyckoff and Iapp.
At Chicsgo-Chicago :, New
York 5. Russell and KuhE; Cole
and Sweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
H.leina Him.

A section foreman on q southern
railway heard the following converse
ton between two OF his dusky labor
ers.
Jim. you bettsh come here an hep
me. Is talkin' ~ fer you"
"How's DAFT"
wy. dis here man say you amt ht
fer de davEs. an An tole him yes you
tsr'-EverrbodY'sM aCszine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YnsterdaH's Games

At Boston-Boston I, st. Louis
ll2 inningsl. James and Cow
dy; Doak and Snyder.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2, Chi
esgo o. Aitchison and Mccarthy;
Cheney and Archer.
At New Nork-New York }.
Cincinnati 2 O'Toole and New
ers; Schneider and Gonzales.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
Baldwin Named

Hartford. Conn. sept. io.-Governor
Simeon r. Rsldwin was nominated for
United states senator az the Democratic
state convention here yesterday. defeat
ing Congressman Bryan =. Hahan Of
New London. 80 to 225-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
MANN FORCES THE
HOUSE TO ADJOURN
Republican Leader Objects to Every
thing, Causes Four Rollcalls and
Makes Democrats
Despair.

Washington, Sept. l9.--Republican
Leader Mann tied the House in a par
liamentary knot yesterday by object
ing to everything. After four rollcaIls
and having gotten no further than read
ing the journal, Democratic leaders ad-
journed it in despair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-19
cAvE-IN KILLS H.
Miners Were on I,6oo-Foot Level of Shaft
at Eureka, Utah.

Salt lake City, sept. ia cave in
on the I 600 foot level Of the Centennial.
Eureka mine az Eureka Thursday buried
u men.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24
IA HoMBREs sERAN AHoRcADos
EN- ARIZONA PRoxIMAMENTE.

#D
Como resultado de la election del 8
de Noyiembre 1ltimo, en- el estado de
Arizona, catorce hombres seran eje-
cutados en- la horca dentro de POGO
tempo. De los catorce, once debian
expiar sus crfmenes en- Ell patfbuIo ell
dia 10 del mes en- curse, siendo seis
Americanos Y cinco M%exicanos.
La question de abolir la pena capi-
tai para el estado de Arizona fue So
metida a la consideration del pueblo
en- la election pr6xima pasada, y Sc
decide en- contra, de suerte que ell
G%obernador w. P. Hunt declara que.
no interferira con la ~ejecucion de las
sentencias.
ri superintendent de la peniten-
ciarfa, R. B. Sims, por otra parte. de-
clara que renunciara su cargo antes
de verse obligado a cumplir Q un
deber tan repugnante v terrible como
Ell de tener que quitarles la vida a n
ce seres humanos Ell mismo dia.
Ademas de estos once, que deben
haber sido ejecutados 81 dia 10. tres
mas han sido c~ondenados a muerte
en- Arizona,
Ell Gobernador Hunt Sc sIente dis
gustadfsimo con ell dictamen popular
de la election reciente, v declara n
faticamente Que la muerte de estos
"A infelices caera sobre las cabe-
zas de aquellos que votaron en- contra
de la abolicion de la pena capital.
la derrota de la medida, dice Ell
%gobernador, 'puede iustamente atri-
buirse a los ~intereses sociales y perio-
disticos que me antagonizaban. y tres
0 cuatro de los ~principales individuos
que ayudaron a ~derrotarla, debiesen
ser compelidos a tirar del cabestrpl
Ademas 81 la pena capital es buena.
las %ejecuciones deblesen hacerse mas
%impresivas, e~rlgiendo una horca en- Ell
parque plblico para efectuarlas..
FL gobernador Hunt habia suspen-
dido la ejecucion de las ~sentencias,
de tempo en- tempo, inter Sc verifi-
caba la election popular de NoyIem-
bre.
Hace algunos meses que dos solda-
dos, co%nyictados de homicidio, fueron
~ahorcados en- Globe, Arizona, bajo au-
toridad del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos pero no antes de que varios
oficiales de estado rehusaran termi-
nantemente servir de yerdugos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24
MArlsMo.

Es por NADIA que Sc %retuerzan y Sc
a~rrastren y hagan fuerza quitarse Ell
reumatismo de ese modo. En- Iugar
de ESQ asolaran con ustedes. APPLIQUE
algo del Linimento de Sloan. No ne
cesita frotarlo-dejadlo. penetrar a
ltodas las parties afectadaa, alivia las
dolencias y SAGA 81 dolor. Immediate.
mente Sc siente aliviado v Sc siente
tan mejorado que de una yez quiere
salir afuera y decirles a otros SUI
~frientes acerca del Linimento de
Sloan, Obtenga una botella del Lini-
mento de Sloan por rs centavos de
cualquier botica y tengala en- la ca
sa-en contra de Resfriados, Coyuntu
ras Adoloridas 8 Hinchadas, Lumba-
60, Ciatica y malestares s~emejantes.
Sc lie devuelye su dinero 81 no da sa-
t~isfaccion. pero cast siempre da alivio
al i%nstante. Compren una boteIla
hoy.-Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24
$1,000 ACRES sERAN PUEsTos BA
10 REGADIo EN- Ell DIsTRiTo
DE MAXWELL.

Maxwell, N. M, Die. IA segun
un reporte que parece estar basado
en- autoridad yerdadera, la Compania
de Terrenos y Regadfo de Maxwell
ha adquirido opciones en- dos trechos
de terra al otro lado del rio de la pla-
"a, abrazando cerca de $4,000 acres
de magnifico terreno, Ell cual sera
puesto bajo regadfo del dep6sito de
Hebron dentro de un aio. Este harfa
a Maxwell el centric del mejor distrito
de labranza en- ell estado, y significa-
RIA dollar la population dentro de un
ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24
BALEADo EN- UNA PELEA EN-
UNA cANTlNA.

Silver City, N. M, Die. 1s.-Cnar-
les McEcklin, IN extranjero, Sc halla
en- un hospital IN Tyrone, sufriendo
de una herida de bala en- la pierna,
sostenida, segun Sc dice, en- una riha
de borrachera en- n cantina. No Sc
sabe quien fue su asaltante. La heri-
da de McEcklin Sc considera muy Sc
ria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

s Prsseutss costosOs cRATis-con cada uno de NuesrOs ReIOjes-
otsrta Espseat-Paa introducr nuestros rejoles Dc orc y otros ,efec-
tos, mandaremos un reloj Americana de tamaho regular para cabaneros
hermosamente grabado de tres tapas, un guaTdador de tempo pernao gar
rantzado por 20 amos por $5e5 y adenas de este daremos .absoIutamsnte
tambien an Revolver Automauco Garantzado de calbre 80 que vale $40
NO MANpEN DINERo-ustedes pa6arsn despues que vean los efectcs
Solamente mandenos este anuncio y su direction corecta y nosotros le
mandarenos a listed Embellishments este equipo complete por express pa
convencido que los efedos Sol exactamente como Representative, entonces
paguele al agente 1926 por este hernoso reQj v tambten los pequehos car
gos de express por ria transportation de los presentes, de oro modo listed
no necesta de pagan I'm solo centavo.
Esta cferta especial es por u ccrtotempo soIanente, por 10 tanto no
compre ninguncs reloes de ora parte donde Sc le pedrfan $5 por una
case semeante, pero yea primero nuestro hermoso raoj con estos 5 ar-
hoy, Direction:
AMERICAN JEwELRy COMPANY, DEPT. 80, ST. LOUIS, MO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24
Obra MiIagrOs Con Las
MujereS EnfermaS.S

STELLA VITAE euro a esta
mujer que habia sufrido durante
veinticinco anos. iDele I'd. OPP
ortunidad de curarlal
10 que STELLA VITAE ma hecho por
una mujer, 10 refiere muy bien el Sis
]. Hendrix, vecino de Posey, Texas,
quien nos escribe ~agradecido:
'Durante veinticinco amos man
tuve de dos q tres doctores
rando q mi esposa de enfermeda-
des femeniles; ensayanos diver
sas medicines de patente y sola-
mente alivio pasajero pud1mos OBJ
tener. Probamos la Stella Vitae
Y con- gran sorpresa yimos III lie
~restableci6 Ia salud a I'm estado
meJor que ell que antes tenia. Pa
ra ella esta medicfna ha obrado
milagros."
> STELLA VITAE obra directa-
mente sobre los 6rganos feme-
niles v u funciones. Tonifica
Y fortalece los m1sculos y los te-
jidos, reconstruye y restituye to-
do Ell organismo cuando Sc haya
agotado v d~estrufdo por enferme-
dades y calma y adapta ell delica-
do ORGANISING neryioso al equili-
brio arm6nico tan n~ecesario a
n saIud femenil ~perfecta.,
STELLA VITAE arregla las fun
clones p~eculiares de las mujeres,
suspende los desperdicios y all
via supresiones peligrosas, evita
ell terror de esos perfodos tan te-
midos por muieres debiles, ner-
vinsae v apotadas.
STELLA VITAE no violenta la ma
furaleza Y es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
benehca en- todos tempo Y bajo
todas las circunstancias. Su uso
durante Ell embarazO beneficial tan-
to & Ia madre como al hijo.
GarantizamOs Que Ell primer
frasco de Stella Vitae benefciara
a I'd. ST no fuere asf Sc lie de-
volvera su dinero. 81 lie fuere be-
nefico su ~farinaceutico esta auto
rizado para venderle seis frascos
por cinco dollars.
Pruebe Stella Vitae bajo la COM
dicion: .toda probabilidad de ga~
mar y ninguna de perder." Co.
mience HOY M1SMO.
81 Sc sintiere I'd. enferma, no
hay otra epoca mejor que hoy pa
IA probar Stella Yitde
THAcHER MEDICINE CO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Has n reina de tn madre, y Dios
te hara I'm principe d II. No puedes
tener mas que una sofa madre; hon
rala pues con tn conducta. TODD Sc 10
debes a ella; procura pagan a 10 me-
nos n pequeha parte de tn deuda,
antes de que sea demasiado tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Nuestras preparaciones para guerra
cada indiEiduo tiene u propias ideas
" puede expresar las mismas libre'
mente. La resolution para una india
gacion fue matada por Ia comision, pc
TO el ST. Gardner, ouien tiene algunos
sintimos de ~peleador. empujara su
~agitacion en- el suelo de la camara, el
presidente al contrario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

En- la escuela;
Maestro: A yer ia, Juanito, 81
me sabes explicas por que el leon tie
ne melena?
-Alumno: Porque no hay un PEI
luquero que Sc atreva a c%ortarsela.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

-Sabes bien la obligation? lie dijo
un cura al monaguillo.
81, padre. Vamos a yer: que es
n%ecesario ante TODD para encender
una vela?
Que este apagada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Espana sea ahora debIdamente gloFi
ficada en- la fignra excelsa de aquelIa
misma egregia matrona.
Dios guarde, Senior, la p~reciosa vida
de v. M. para Ell bien de nuestra Ma.
DIRE Patria y mayor esclarecimiento
de su gloriosa historic.
San Francisco de California, 27 de
Noyiembre de 1914.
a los ReaIes pies de v. M, Senior.
tirmados:
n. ORESTES, P~residente, de la Ii
ga de la Raza Ibero-Americana.
JUSTO ASCARIZ, Presidente de la
Sociedad Espaiiola de Beneficiencia.
SANTIAGO SILVA y M. Presidente
de la Sociedad Peruana.
JOSE DE LA FUENTE, Presidente
del Cluz Azteca.
FERNANDO GARCIA. S~ecretario
General de Ia Liga de la Raza hero
Americana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano, es
el meior papel en- el Estado, solamen-
tie I'm Peso al Affio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Sc dsFa III Fsfantia de $1,000 orc por cual-
quier case de Vidiidad rerdida que no allvia.
kemita 10 cents orc en- estRmpiilas de correo
de su paiz para enviarle nuestra un toilette.
Direed N; VITAL FIRE REMEDY &C.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

clones a nuestro proyecto con la su.
ma que tenga a bien, II cuando sea
modesto; la cual Sc servira remitir d.
rectamente, en- bono postal . che
que. a la orden de The Anglo London
G. Paris National Bank de San Fran
cisco, Cal, depositario de los .fondos
de Ia subscription al monumento a
Isabel La Catolica y PabelIon la
Union Ibero-Americana.
Con la mas viva expression de la
profunda gratitud de nuestra raza de
California, reciba I'd. la seguridad de
Ia consideration personal con que soy
su alto. s. s.
Q. B. s, NJ.
N. ORESTES GUILE,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

AL tener la honra de comunicar 4 ".
la anterior solicitud, en- nombre de
toda la Colonia lbero-Americana, que
la Liga representa-, lie ruego que Sc
digne prestarnos su valioso apoyo,
dando pubIicidad a nuestra obra pa
triotica Y subscribiendose por ST y
por Y mmerosas amistades y rela-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Ha piriuido a S. NJ. 81 Rey de Espaha
Don Alfonso XIII, 4 siguiente Soil
citud;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADU EN-
UN Ola.
T6mense las Pastillas LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Los ~boticarios
deyuelyen Ell dinero 81 faltan en- Gu
rar. La firma de M. W. GROVE esta
en- cada GAIA. rs ~centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Ia pntura manifesto soldados Alemanes muertos en- una uinchera en-
el campo de bataHa de Flandes Su poshion fue tomada por los Ingieses
en- una carga devastadora. Las trinch eas quedaron Ienas de Alemanes
mhertos. Esta fotograna fe tomada pr m fot0grafo de la guerra deuas
del frnte Ingles despues que los Inl eses haban avanzado su poshon mas
|adeante a Ia Inca Alemana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-24

Ia LIcA DE LA RAzA IBERo-AME-
RIcANA, DE SAN FRANCISCO Y
CALIFORNIA.