davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
"sTATE JOURNAL" sERA Ell NOM.
BRE DEL PAPEL NUEVo.
Ell Diarlo Republican, de Ia Mahana
comenzara en- Santa re eI Ola 1ro
de Octubre; Tendrs su Quartet en- Ell
Edifcio de SeIlgman.

f
Frank Staplin, promoter del propues-
to 6rgano neto que Sc publfcara en-
Santa Fe, y quien ha manifestado mu.
cha renunecia acerca de informar al
Nuevo Mexicano de los planes del pa
pei, anuncia en- Ell Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal que Ell papel, Ell cual Sc
lIamara the state Journal Sc comen-
cara ell dia 1ro de Octubre. Entretanto
Sc ha trazazdo comenzar un semanario
en- ell cercano future. Sc anuncia que
Ell nuevo papeI tendra reportes com
pletos de la Prensa Asociada, Ell mis-
mo ~servicio de noche que ahora tiene
ell Morning Journal, tendra n plan
ia de obras bien equipada, con Quartet
en- ell edifcio de Seligman en- Ia es-
quina sureste de la plaza y que $12,-
600 en- trabajo Official de imprenta
anualmente ha sido asegurado con
una gran cantidad de trabajo de afue-
ra der estado. Sc dice t ambien que
IN gran n1,nero de folletos y I'm Sc
ranario en- Espanol Sc publicaran. Sc
cree cue aleo como medic million de
pesos han sido levantados para los pri-
neros gastos de lano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
Nd Liabra NInaun Avanee.

En- vista del progreso de las nego'
~ciaciones de los mediadores los iefes
del ej6rcito estan deseosos de no ha.
Ger ningun moyimiento que entcrpez'
ca la m%ediacion, aunque Sc preparan
para toda eventuaIidad.
Sc considera probable que en- la
session de la mahana el gabinete discu-
tira la s%ituacion m%exicana, Dor mas
que Ell presidents y Ell ~secretario Bry-
an estan en- contra-de la actividad mi
litar, a menos que surja una crisis en-
la capital de Mexico en- que 81 domi
MO de las autoridades y los extranie-
ros esten en- peligro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
LAS mlNAs DE R 3
Las Mas Importantes y Ricss de Goa
hula seran Ab,ertas Pronto.

Aver t~elegrafi6 el General Carran.
"a al ST., Rafael M0zquiz. sr, por con
ducto de la ofcina telegrafica de Ell
Paso, a fin de quehiciera toda gestion
para que ais minas de carbon de oCa-
hula Sc abrieran nueyamente, para
dar trabajo 4 los obreros que carecen
de 81. desde que las minas fueron ce
rradas a causa de la revolution. Las
mipas mas ricas y mas grandes de
combustible Sc encueptran localizadas
Coahuila Y las que Sc pide que
Sc abran son Lampacitos. La Rosita,
Phoenix. Palsu " Escondida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
FALLo DE cuLPABlLlDAD EN- LA
cAUsA DEL LlcoR; EsLAvo EN-
Ell JuZcADo.

El iurado en- la causa de los Esta-
dos Unidos vs.. George r. Montgo-
merry, acuaado de venderle licor al DR..
Arthur Dearduff, de Loyington, n. NJ,
sin ninguRa licencia, do un fallo 81
Jueves pasado en- la tarde de culpabi-
lidad. El juez de la corte de distrito
de los Estados Unidos William H..
Pope ~sentenci6 a Montgomery a Sc
senta dias en- Ia earcel y lie impuso
multa de 500.
Interes rare ~agregado a esta causa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14

Torreon, Mex, Mayo 11.--El ramaI
de Torreon a Monterey ha sido prepa-
RADIO 4 doce mlllas de Monterey Y los
trenes corren reguIarmente hasta Del
gado. Sc espera que los trenes lie
guen q Monterey cl Martes. Tropas
Sc enyian al frente del as operaciones
tanto como es possible, en- los dos ra.
males de Saltillo y Monterey, y solo
Sc espera la llegada de la artillerfa
pesada para dar comienzo al ataoue de
Saltillo. Todo esta listo para el alta
nue.. Sc espera que el General villa
salga para saltillo Ell Sabado a tomar
ell mando de las tropas.
"Se dice que hay en- Saltillol 5.tsV
federales y en- San Luis otosi $500,
dijo ell General Villa. "El General
ablo Gonzales con 5000 hombrN va
en- auxilio de la Ultima ciudad en- dom
deya Sc han registrado escaramuzas,
y creo que caera, al fin. Frente a Sal
tillo tendremos 10000 hombres y espe-
70 que la victoria sea tan compIeta
que los Huertistas sean aniquilados.
La Ultima ResistencIa.
'Se tambien que los federales estan
hacienda fuertes trincheras en- Salti-
Ito y que este combate sera mas inn
portante que ell de Torreop y San Pc
dro. Nuestra artilleria, al mando del
General angeles Y del Coronel Santi-
banez, jugaran in~teresante papeI. Te-
nemos SO pleas de artilleria la mayor
parte de IS m%ilfmetros v bien equipa-
das con granadas. Para Saltillo van
As ametralladoras que seran distribui-
das como la necesidad 10 requiera.
El General villa desea que todos los
extranjerosexcepto Espanoles-regre-
sen para que yuelvan q sus negocios
a fin de dar trabajo a las masas. que
sin Ell, son una amenaza para la paz
de Mexico.
Menos los EspanoIes.
El General Villa oiIo que 81 los ex-
tranjeros regresaban les daria debida
protection Y a pesar que el ccnflicto
entire Huerta y los Estados Unidos
ccntinuara, les proporcionarfa salyo-
conductos para que pudieran regresar
a la ~frontera dandoles ayuda para que
~llevaran sus per%tenencias ~personales.
LOS Observation-Disclosures son edifica-
dores y no destructores, diio Ell Ge-
neral villa. "Necesitamos hombres
i~nteligentes que Sc dediquen a las
grandes empresas para Ell desarrollo
de las grandes riquezas nacionales.
carranza Esta en- Torreon.
dec-f 4yx- nam homohomohomo
FL General Chao va a Ia eampana
de SaItillo y probablemente regresa
ra a Chihuahua despues de ella.
Ell General Carranza no ira a Duran
go, sino a Monterey. Pero debido a
u n Sc terminan las resparaeiones
completes del canine, permanecera
en- Torreon, o quiza vaya q saltillo
ser testigo %presencial de la cata
LA.
Grandes cargamentos de material
de construction han lIegado de Chi
huahua para reparar las Was de CO.
municacion. 5
I'm despacho recibido del General ]
Luis Caballero anuncia que ha captu- !
RADIO otro puesto avanzado federal, y
que estos estan tan desmoralizados j
que no tardaran en- eyacuar la ciudad S
para huir q San Luis otosf. t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
LLEvA n UN NlNo AL clRCf Y Sc
LIE oLVlDA REcREsAR.
Una MuIer de Albuquerque Hace Ex-
pedIr Una orden de Arresto de Sc
cuestro en- Contra del Esposo Diver
cIado Quien Sc Cree que Sc LIev6
al Miro Para Pueblo.
Oespaeh0 Especial al Nuevo Mexloa

Despacho Especial al Nuevo Mexica.
no.
Albuquerque. n NJ, Mayo S.-Theo-
dore Dempwo'f, de quien su esposa OBJ.
tuyo divorcio seis semanas pasadas,
con la custodia de 81 niho de is me-
ses de edad. Ell padre siendo permit
do de visitarlo diariamente, obtuvo el
permiso de su esposa divorciada para
llevar al nino al circo. FL padre y 81
hijo no han sido vistos desde entonces
Y sc cree Que Dempwolf Sc ha lIevado
al nino para Pueblo. Colorado. La
madre saco una orden de arresto acu-
sando ~secuestro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
Ia PoLITIcA De LoJERo.
Dice que Procura c~onservar la Paz
siempre que no Sea Contra el.

Calexico, Mex, Mayo 11-El CoroneI
Juan ~noiero. comandante de la guar
nicion de Mexicali, do una declara-
cion hoy de- sus intenciones hacia los
Americanos, manifestando que desea
%conservar la paz al u de la Inca,
tanto como esta politica no sea una
yiolacion a U deberes miltares.
Varias companies de milicias que
estuyieron aqui por algunas semanas
tomaron hoy I'm tren para Los Ange-
les, a donde llegaran mahana. Las
milicias fueron s%ustituidas 2or tropas
.regulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
LAS vEcHs sEcuiRA ADELANTE
goPAvIMENTANDo.

Las VEGAS, N. No. MAYO LEI
concilioe de ctudad Embellishments
anunciara por p%ropuestas para dar Ell
contrato para ID paYimentacion de la
Gale del Pnente, h~abiendose a tendi-
do a todos los reQaerimientos legales.
Este es el principle de 10 que Sc espe-
"a sera la mejora mas importante p1-
enela ciudad deilos Prados por
.o,rhoc oHc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
sALDRA EN-

FL General Avila Firmo la orden de
Libertad del Negro Americana.
En- dias pasados ell General Ayila
llrn6 n orden para que fuera pues-
to en- libertad Ell negro Americana ia
mes Logan, preso sdesde haee varios
meses, por creersele espia federal. La
orden notidca d Ia corte militar que
no hay sufcientes pruebas para fall
tar en- contra de Logan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14

Sc cree que saltllI6 ha caidoi por
Estsr cortado do Toda comunica-
cicra NADIA 50 sabe de Ali.
Washington, al or Mayo 9.-Los SUI
| cesosg de IA situacion Mexicana CONT
nuaron su canine, no obstante que e.
eyento nupcial de la Casa Blanca eclip-
SO la atencion Official de Washington.
Los dos prineipales informes de
Mexico, aauuininciandoila muerte de dos
s1bditos Brithniccs y I'm Americana,
en- GuadaIajara y la continuation de
una fuerte luchat en- Mazatlan. en- don
de I'm biplano aFTojo una bomba a
cuatro personasl v %fesuItando heridas
ocho mas, .~fueron los hechos que la
maron mas Ia Il tehcion. FL informe
dice que el movimiento rebelde ahora
marcha sobre saltillo y Zacatecas,
tambien lego Ill departments de Els
tado. III
Ccntinuan sus T~rabajos.
Los enviados de paz continuan sus
conferentias para preparar la que
tendra fugaf EN- Niagara Falls, 81 ISL
del p~resente mes.
Una de las fasesHde Ia situacion fue
la que Sc refere a que a pesar de la
elimination de Carranza, Ell lado de los
onstitucionalist ase sera tornado en- con
sideracion por los m~ediadores en- la
c~onferencia venidera.
T,1t1 - A~,ocldlnfo ooO,o 81 Same
han dich0 que nombrarfan a per
sonas de capaeidad iurfdiea y 81 es
familiarizadas con los tribu-
de arBitraje9a
No Sera Sorpresa.
No seffa una sorpresa 81 ell gobierno
lombrara a i'm magistrate della Su-
cofte de Justicia federal, para
lue fepresentara a los Estados Uni
los. El iuez Day fue uno de los
niemBros de la conferencia de Paz en-
Paris Y an terror ~secretario de Estado.
Se habla tambienId del %sconsejero White,
gualmente secretario de Estado en-
ira epoca.
Como SaltilIo esta cortado de toda
omunitacion telegratica Sc cree que
a este EN- manos de los CONSTITUTIONS
stas, Sc sabe que lost elegramas en-
iados no han podido lIegar a su des-
no. na sao
Pide Aumento de 81 pestino.
Ell Senador Chamberlain, jefe del CO. ]
lite de easuntos militares introduce !
IA rescluciont pidiendo que ell eierci- :
f1era aumentado a 100000 HON ,
'es, zen tiempos de guerra o cuando /,
guerra es inminente o en- ocasiones
J graves successes n~acionales Sc re- Z
here ell uso del ejercito regular La !
isma resolution dee a que "por aho- I
existe una condicion que puede. en- !
alanier mdmento, pedir ell mas com h
etc Y mas aotiyo llse del eiercito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
il No DaleZGa ViRj6!!

Nuestra inaravillosa
| preparation rcstablece
q color original del
cabcllo y lc da lustre y
enVidiable aparieneia;
10 libra u I'd. dc que
lie llamen yiejo yieja.
Nucstra preparation.
c%ualquicra que sea la
eaad Q scxo de quien
d usa, poue q cabeIlo
del color que tcnia en-
los dias dc Ia juven-
tad, y con este haee
Is personas pareaean
mucho mas j0venes.
LnTieaos . oro
americana, en- acllos dc
corTco, plata sellaila o
giro postal y lo onsia.
rcmcs IN frasco dc
psueba, gaTartiaando-
lo excelentes resulta-
dos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14

En- saItillo Sc sabe que hay $4,000
FederaIes BIen Atrlneherados-El
General chao va a Ia campaha de
saItiIlo y Despues de Ella Qulza Re-
srese al Goblerno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
/. T. MURRAY
Medico y cirujsno

Primer Puerta al Oeste de Ia Estafeta
Horas de Ofeina. gil a. m-24 p. M,
Avenida Palacio Telefono 2Ss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14

be un Momento a otrO Sc Espera Una
Crisis en- ell Regimen Huerta.-se
Necesltaran cincuenta Mil HON
bres Para Hacer Una Marcia Ra-
pida a Ia Capital ST Hay A~narqufa,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
LAS MAS GRAVES NoTlclAs De
MEXICO.

De un Momento a otrO Sc Espera Una
Crisis en- ell Regimen Huerta.-se
Necesltaran cincuenta Nil Hon
bres Para Hacer Una Marcia Ra-
pida a Ia Capital 81 Hay A~narquia.
Washington, d. G., Mayo Ola CON
ferencia entire el secretario de guerra
y los mas altos jefes del ejercito du-
r0 hasta cerca de la media noche. Mas
tarde ell mismo s%ecretario anunci0 que
ell General Funston lie habia comunica-
do las noticias que los refugiados lie
vaban acerca de las condolences de la
capital. Agreg6 que ninguna orden
de movimiento aggressive Sc habia ex-
pedido.
Las Graves Notlcias.
Sc supone que los refugiados CO.
municaron al General Funston Ell iris
te aspecto del regimen de Huerta, que
su cafda Sc espera momentaneamente
Y que la anarqufa puede surgir. Sc
cree que estos informes son c%onauni-
cados por ell General Funston para
que la administrator este prevenida
en- case de Que sea necesario resta-
blecer ell 6rden. por medic del .ejer-
otto a rescatar a los e%xtranjeros Sc
debe tener un equipo complete.
Tendra $4,000 Listos.
Sc sabe que los altos empIeados mi
Iitares estan ansiosos de tener en-
Veracruz 8 en- los t%ransportes, a cierta
distancia, no menos que $4,000 o 60,-
900 hombres para hacer n rapida
expedition a Mexico, 81 es necesaria.
Los f~uneionarios del Departamento T;
de Guerra manifestan que 81 Sc re- {
dean I'm avance a la capital sera n e I
resguardar cada milla del fe- {
r~rocarril, mientras ell ejercito Marcia
hacia adelante, a fin de mostrar a los {
1ativos la futileza de toda resistencia
Dor cuanto q que una division de Is, !
100 hombres podria ser objeto de alta d
lues en- ell canine con la posibihdad ,
lie grandes bajas. &
La Situacion Desesperada. C
Igualmente Sc considera que la con h
Iicion de Veracruz llegara q ser de- G.
esperada, en- caso de que la anarqufa n
stale en- Mexico, 8 los soldados del v
'eneral Mas e%mprendan IN ataque q
e su propia iniciativa no obstante la N
romesa de Huerta de guardian IN ar d,
sin hostilldades hacia las tro- al
as americans. b
Para ayudar a la g~uarnicion de
900 soldados que tiene 81 General
Sc desembarcaran mas mari
os; pero Sc supone que es n%ecesaria p
infauteria, por 10 que el General II
unston debe haber pedido mas tro- A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14
uN AVON ARRoJo LA MORTAL
BoMBA

Los Representa1tes Americancs Sc
ran de Gran EHclsncla Juridlca-
Sc cree qle saltlll6 ha caido; por
Estsr cortado do Toda comunlca-
cicr NADIA 50 sabs de Ali.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-14

T2A LABORATORIES.
1903 Fulton St, New York, ELLA.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND
BLACKHEAOS

For pimples and blackheads the fol.
lowing is a most effective and eco
nomical treatment: Gently smear the
affected parts with Cuticura Oint.
ment, on the end Of the finger, but
do not rub. Wash of the Cuticura
Ointment in five minutes with CUT.
cura Soap and hot water and continue
bathing for some minutes. This treat.
ment Is best on rising and retiring.
At other times use Cuticura Soap
freely for the toilet and bath, to as.
sist in preventing Inflammation. irri.
tation and clogging Of the pores. the
common cause of pimples. blackheads,
redness apd roughness. yellow, oily,
notify and other unwholesome condi.
tons of the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post.
card "Cuticura. Dept. L. Boston."-Adv
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
He viii Measure Up.

The strongest figures in history
the men who have led the great polit-
ical reforms-knew neither kin nor
friends in the carrying out Of state
programs. Peel became estranged
from the political views Of his
father, to whom he owed much.
Every great reform in England was
achieved in the bitterness of broken
friendships. No public man In Amer
lea was subjected to the indignities
that at times were heaped on Glad
stone and Peel. Neither public in
suits nor the sights of old friends
caused them to waver. Perhaps ne
man since Lincoln has been so heart
lily abused as Roosevelt, yet Roosevelt
has never been rotten egged' on the
public streets or compelled t seek the
shelter of a hallway. Abuse is a
pledge that you are felt" said Emer-
son. and such criticism as Woodrow
Wilson Is subjected to should not dis
courage or defect him. II our presi-
dents character has been nodded in
a strong matrix he will meet the Is
cues and conquer them.-Collier's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, en- route
for the suffrage congress at Budapest
said on the Minneapolis:
Il see hat a number OF influential
women have appeared as anti-suffra-
gists before the senate committee.
I'm sorry for this.
These women declare that they
wish their sex we'll. but 1t is hard to
understand their attitude. To me they
seem to be striking a back-handed
blow at progress. They are like the
spiteful woman who said to an old
friend:
"'You don't show your age at all.
darling
"'Oh, don't ~ cried the old friend,
delighted.
mo said the other. I was looking
for it in the sitting-room. When did
you scratch It out Of the family b
ble?'"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30

her to her hotel m look up trains
for her. She leaves the city tonight"
Now. look here. Tryon Durham.
you're not going to leave mt in the
lurch for any young woman | don't
care how old an acquaintance h 10!
You simply bring her along. She'll
make up my number and relieve me
wonderfully. No. don't you say a
word. Just tell her that she needn't
stand on ceremony. Your mother and
l are too old friends for that. Any
friend OF yours Is . friend OF mine.
and my house ie open to her. She
won't mind. These girls who have
travelled a great deal learn to step
over the little formalities Of calls and
i~ntroductions. Tell her I'll call on her
afterwards. II she'll only remain in
town long enough. or I'll come and
take dinner with her when l happen
to be in her city. l suppose she's
Just returned from abroad-they all
have-or else she's Just going-and II
she finds them. she probably will soo
Tell her what a plight I'm In. and
that 1t will be a real blessing to me
IL she'll come. BesidesI didn't mea
to tell you'll meant II for a surprise,
but I may as we'll tell you now
Judge Blackwell Is to be here, with his
wife. and l especially want you to
meet him. I'vesbeen trying to get
you two together for a long time"
Ali" breathed the young man, with
interest. Judge Blackwell! l have
wanted to meet him."
We'll. he has heard about you, too,
and | think he wants to meet you. Did
you know he was thinking of taking a
partner into his Office? He has al
ways ~refused-but that's another story,
and l haven't time to talk. You ought
to be on your way here now. Tell
your friend l will bless her forever
for helping me out, and l won't take
no for an answer. You said she'd Just
returned from abroad. didn't you? OF
course she's musical. You must make
her give US some music. She will.
won't she? I was depending on Miss
Mayo for that this evening""
We'll, you might be able to per-
suade her." murmured the distracted
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
Woman Band Leader

Miss Soller Is a young Swedish
woman who is leading a band In Phil.
adeiphia. She is the daughter of Vlad.
mil Soller. one Of the leading band.
masters OF Europe, but she insists on
not telling her W first name. She
has only two men in her band and II
said to be a splendid d%isciplinarian
and to insist upon the best work. She
says that she never had toy. which
h would have loved as other little
girls. but has been playing before the
public since she was I'VE years Of
age. appearing at that time before thu
king Of Sweden '
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
A National Measure.

There was no party question in
volved in the currency bill; there is
no feature Of the bill which is in any
sense whatever an issue between the
parties, and it is gratifying that SO
many Republicans at both ends OF
the capitol voted for it that it cannot
be regarded as a party measure. The
country is indebted to a Democratic
president and a Democratic congress
for it, but it is a national and not a
partisan measure, and was not passed
by a mere party majority. The Re-
publicans attempted at one time to be-
lieve that the gold standard was in
volved, but when the gold standard act
of IA years ago was expressly reaf.
firmed they had no further opportunity
Of drawing party lines on the bill.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
"CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER BOWELS
No sick headache, biIiousness.
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get q 10-cent box,

Are you keeping your bowels, liver.
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
p~assageway every few days with
Salts. Cathartic Pills, Castor OH or
Purgative Waterst
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg.
ulate the stomach, remove the sour
and fermenting food and foul gases.
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out Of the system all tho
constipated waste matter and poisons
In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you ~sleep-never grippe, eicken
or any inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your store.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache, B~iliousness. Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach O.,
Constipation. Adv.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30

young man az the phone, as he strug-
gled with n hand to unite his neck
tie and unfasten his collar, and men,
tally calculated how long 1t would take
him to get into his dress suit.
Yes, of course. You'd better not
speak Of lit might make her de-
cline. And don't let her stop to make
any changes in her dress. Everybody
will understand when | tell them she's
just arrived-didn't you say?-from
the other side. and we caught her on
the wing. There's some one coming
now. Do, for PHYS sake. hurry, Tryon,
for my cook is terribly cross when
hold up a dinner too long. Goodby.
Oh, by the way. what did you say was
her manner"
"Oh-ah!" He almost succeeded in
releasing his collar, and was about to
Just walt a moment. please. l think
Mr.. Durham has Just come In. Who
shall l say wishes to speak to him !
l.. Mrs. Parker Bowman?
Yes. ma'am; just wait a minute, please.
I'll call Mr.. Durham"
The young man frowned. Another
interruption! And Miss Bowman! 1t
was at her house that he wal to dine.
He took the receiver. resolved to
get out Of going to the dinner II 1t
we're possible.
Good evening. Mrs. Bowman"
"Oh. is that you. Mr.. Durham ?
How relieved am! am in a bit of
difficulty about my dinner, and called
up to see II your sister couldn't help
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-30
WARS EFFECT ON STATURE
Conquests Achieved by Napoleon Low
cred the Average Height Of
F~renchman.

It may be stated with confidence
that the average height of the men of
France began notably to decrease with
the coming Of age, in 1873 and after,
of the young men born in the years OF
the revolutionary wars Q792-1S02)
and that it continued to decrease In
the following years with the coming
Of age Of the youths born during the
wars Of the empire, writes Vernon l..
Kellogg in the Atlantic Monthly.
Soon after the cessation of these ter
ribie man-draining wars. for the main.
tenance OF which a great part Of the
able bodied male population of France
had been withdrawn from their iami.
les and the duties Of reproduction,
lad much Of this part actually sacrt-