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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

\ When you feel lazy, out Of sorts
and yawn a good deal in the daytime,
you can charge it to a torpid liver
which has allowed the system to get
full of impurities. Herbine cures all
disorders produced by an inactive
liver. 1t strengthens that organ.
cieanses the bowels and puts the sy8-
soc. Sold by Sibert's Drug Store
Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
fLOUDBURST NORTH OF SUMTER.
Section Between Sumter and R;sbon-
Vile and Around Mayesville Receiy.
ed Heavy Rainfall.
From the Daily Item, July %.
The heaviest fall Of rain experience
ed in this section in a long time was


ed in this section in a long time was
iet YESTERDAY afternoon around the
baboSc section, OsWcSo, 81. Charles.
1ayesl lie and the section between
Snmter and Bishopvinc which had 4
literal cloud burst. The rainfall seems
to have been heaviest just beyond
Oswego, and from there to Mayesville
the whole country was flooded Many
FARMERS had their crops washed
badly. while others had theirs drown
ed out or at least what portion of them
left by the heavy rains which have
fallen recently. The damage from wa
ter to crops in that section which felt
the full force of the cloudburst was
even more than from the rain during
the storm of last week.
AT Swimming Pens swamp the Coast
Line track was covered to depth of
two feet by the water. At Mayesvillc
the track was covered about eighteen
inches. The town of Mayesville was
almost flooded and water poured
down the streets and into many of
the stores and stables, it is reported.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
LEAVE FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Members of Jefferson Standard Hun
dred Thousand Club ON Outing.

FROM the Daily Item, July %.
The members of jefferson Stand
ard Hundred Thousand Dollar Club
leave this evening for Atlantic City to
attend meeting of the agents of
that company at that place for the
next ten days. Those who go from
here are Messrs. w. B. Usphur, c. H.
Wilson, Barlow Walsh, G. d. Edger-
ton of Sumter, and j. Mack Plowden
of Summerton. The Jefferson Stand
ard Life Insurance Company each
year gives one of these trips to its
agents who have sold over a hundred
thousand dollars worth Of business
during the year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
Bridges and Causeways Restored.
From the Daily Item, July 22.

From the Daily Item, July %.
Supervisor Pitts stated this morning
that all of the bridges and causeways
IN the county, which were damaged by
the recent heavy rains, had been re-
paired except the causeway OF the
Rafting Creek near HagOod. He had
not heard of any damage being done
by the heavy rainfall in the northern
and northeastern part of the county
FRIDAY afternoon, save washouts all
along the roads, which damaged them
in places, but did not make them i'm
passable at any point.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
PASSENGER STATION IMPROVE.
- MENTS.
Col. Thomas Wilson in Letter to Mayor
Jennings Explains Situation.
Hon, 1. D. Jennings. Mayor, Sumter,

non, L. ID. Jennings. Mayor, Sumter,
+ S. c..
Dear Sir: AS Mr.. Reardon, Secre-
taiy OF the Chamber of Commerce
saW tit 20 write m article and publish
~ An the Item on Monday the 18th, +
am writing To advise YOU as MAYOR
sEat have had the matter OF the de-
pot improvements up with Mr.. J. r.
keniy, president, and on the 11th inst
l received letter from Mr.. Kenly ad-
vising that he had issued instructions
to his operating department to do the
work at the passenger station in SUM-
ter in accordance with his agreement
with the City of Sumter. l wrote Mr..
Kenly about this matter, SUGGESTING
that If the time was opportune T
hoped he would arrange for the work
to be done. / did this on account OF
our street improvements and 1 thought
1t proper time to have the passenger
station improved also.
4>O OHc COHHcCteU with the Ch0m-
Der Of Commerce. or the city council
or any of the citizens of Sumter have
made any complaint that I know of
or have heard of. The passenger sta
ton grounds have been maintained in
good condition for sometime and par
ticularly and carefully looked after
and / think the article written by Mr..
Reardon at this time is very much out
of place. Mr.. Reardon has himself
complimented the railroad officials in
conversation with me recently, for
keeping the passenger station grounds
in such good condition. One of the
| Atlantic Coast Line engineers was i'm
my office today and advised me that
his department had been instructed by
Mr.. Kenly to do the work at Sumter
as early as possible.
Yours truly,
Thomas Wilson.
Sumter, S. c., July 10, 1916.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

Doing hard work i'm bent or
STOPPING position puts a stitch i'm the
pac kthat Is painful. If the muscles
have become strained. you can't get
rid of 1T without help. The great pcne-
tr&ting power of Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment will appeal to- you most strongly
at such times. because it is the very
thing you need. Price csc, 5Oc ana
$l.OO per bottle. Sold by Sibert's
Drug Store.--.Adyt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
Check for Fire Department.

From the Daily Item, July %.
The Sumter Fire Department this
morning received n check from MIR
Thomas Wilson as Il small token of
his appreciation OF their valuable
work at his premises on THURSDAY
afternoon. The check was for TWEEN
ty-iive dollars and was much apprc-
ciated by the members of the fire dc
partment
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
CAUGHT BLIND TIGERS. :
j. ID. Chandler Arrested
Suspicious Characters-FOmd They
Had Robbed Store. Tn-.

Pollceman j. ID. Chandler in his visit
TO the A. c. l.. station on Wednesday
hight came across, two supicious
looking negroes and he decided to in
VeStigate them. lie stopped one OF
them and an examination revealed the
TACT that his pockets gere filed with
pInt ana half pint bottles of whiskey.
The other negro started off, bat was
called back and searched and more
whiskey was found on him. Both Of
the men were then arrested and later
upon trial in the police court, they
were found guilty Of transporting
whiskey for unlawful purposes.
Mr.. Chandler later heard of the rob-
berry Of Mr.. Denmarks store at Mayes-
vile and after searching for evidence
connected the two negroes with the
robbery of the store, an act which
they confessed when charged with the
crime. Both negroes are now serving
on the gang and have the other
charge to face on their release from
the gang.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
Real Estate Transfers.
Barlow Walsh to Johnnie Scott, lot
I'm city 800


Barlow Walsh to Johnnie Scott, lot
in city, 500.
"A. j. Jones to A. China, as EXecu-
tor, 35l acres on public road be-
tween Sumter and Wedgefield, SO and
other considerations.
W. II. Mills to S. M. Nabers, lot
just outside of city limits, $S5.
This. l.. Mcleod to Mrs. Annie G
Robinson, GO acres on public road be-
tween Swimming Pens and Bethel
church. $4,000.
Master to II. Drane Tindal. lot in
town of Privateer. SO.
Mabel L. Belser to Beulah l.. Nc
kinney, lot on Salem Avenue knowr
as "Stuckey Place." $2,5OO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

"a bad taste i'm the mouth comes
from Il disordercd stomach, and back
Of that usually torpid liver. A con-
dition which invites disease. Herbinc
is the remedy needed. 1t corrects the
stomach and makes the liver active
and regular. Price soc. Sold by
"'berts Drug Store.-Advt. .
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

*When the baby is suffering the
double aiIlictiOn Of hot weather and
bowel disorders the remedy needed is
McGcc's Baby Elixir. It reduces the
ach and checks the looseness of the
bowels. Price 25c and soc per bot
tie. Sold by Sibert's Drug Store
Advta
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
My.Tism-Antiseptic, Anodyne
kills pain, stops putrefaction.-

*Stings or bites of insects that are
followed by swellings, pain or itching
should he treated promptly as thew
are POISONOUS. Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment counteracts the poison. 1t is
both antiseptic and healing. Price csc
soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
sibert's Drug Store.-Adyt - u.,lJ
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26
RcactiOnarics, i'm Mexico Increase.

Vera Cruz, July 1.-ReactiOnarie
i'm southern Mexico are growinG
stronger steadily. Their leaders have
given orders to remain neutral i'm case
of war with the United States.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

No. 6GG will cure Chills and Fever.
1t is the most speedy remedy we
knOw.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

In last weeks issue or the Herald.
K Argoe We quoted an article from the
Auopsta Chronicle regarding delayed
ec1 ments In That city and the pos
ooalty OF the legislature being called
4 UronI 20 enact certain news laws de-
c1sne4 to fscilkate the equitable set
~cment Of nre losses. rhe article fur
3 >ner seated that q law requiring CON-
= ponloa TO pay tina face OF policy IN
- ef total losS regardless of value
- the Sropsrty dssrsssd. would also
"a oemanded by policyholders who
vere efnPpointed In the Adjustments Is
ee>r' <he' Augusta confiagration.
Il - Hsral-Argus commented upon
- eeaeemenss made an the Chroni-
- - . fair and impartial way, but
- httsr paper preferred to read boz
No. ths lines and In Its issue of July
- 80 - the subject editorially in a
nnneK that leaves no room for mis-
ont>rs<andinx. In other words. the
HPcr1ooe lsis out for rrr-e-vense
: - honHS IN eet etsc v,,th ,no ,,o.,,,,,
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news aoy. telling oAa movement
ct on fosd in AuSSs,at to urge upon
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( J06fnI0n Of the STATES fire INCUR
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

, : Di~atisilcd Csaimant-"Augusta
ooEoeiclc'' Inveixhs Against FYrc In
eece Companies, Their Policies
- nc Insurance Laws Of Georgia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26

No. 666 will cure Malaria or Bilious
reVer 1t kills the gcrmS.--Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-26


State In the union. and has had all
along; fact very often remarked, and
generally laughed about by men in
the insurance business. As. for in
stance, we once knew an insurance
mana member Of the legislature, at
one time--who. when he could stand
the demands of the insurance compa-
nies no longer. was candid enough to
tell them, that, like the liquor men,
they were making themselves so "ac-
tive" In the matter Of State legislation,
and were so opposed to any and all
forms OF remedial legislation for in
surance companies. that they would
sooner or later pull the house down
on their own heads"
But, as the Insurance Herald-Ar
gus we'll says. the average man never
looks at lis fire insurance policy:
never knows what Is in 1t, or what a
fool contract he has signed---Or ac-
cepted. rather-until he Is confronted
with a loss and has to make q settle
ment. Then, II IL up to him--here In
Georgia. at least-to take whatever the
insurance companies are willing to Of
fer him; or. else. go into so-called
Arbitration" where the insurance
company usually selects two out of the
three arbitrators; or suspend opera.
tions indefinitely and go to law abou
! IL.
This, fairly stated, is in accOrdanct
with the fire insurance laws of Geor.
gia as they now stand: though 1t /,
only fair. also. to state that vas
majority of the companies refuse I,
take advantage of the unholy opportu
nifty that this outrageous law gives
&, am for oppressinS the assured. 1t 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
rRisrE DEFuNcioM.

Las Colonias Arriba, Enero 4, 1916.
ST. Editor del Nueyo Mexicano.
Le suplic0 tenga la bondad de dar
o5bida en- las columnas de su apre.
ciable semanario al siguiente comu-
nicad0, por 10 que Ie anticlpo mis-
mas sinceras gracias. Ell dia 30 de
Diciembre, 1915, a aas 9 p. m. dejo de
existir en- su Residential aqui on Colo
nias Arriba eI que en- vida responds
al nombre de Pedro Gonzales a Ia
edad de 26 amos. La causa inme-
diata de su muerte fue una fiebre
cue 10 tuvp postfado en- CANA por 81
espaaio de solamente Is dias. In
dia antes do morir fue fortaIecIdo con
los Santos Sacramentos de- nuestra
Santa Iglesia Cat6lica.
Deja para lamentar su eterna des-
pedida a 81 j0ven esposa Macloyia r.
de Gonzales, o quien form6 nn di
chose hogar poF un cortfsino periodic
de solamente clnco meses y rs dias
y ademas de su esposa lamentan su
separation su madre Beatriz N. de
Gonzales, dos hermanos v tres her
names, IN gran numero de tios y tias
y prlmos Y un grandisImo ndmero de
asnigos. n extinto con sus beIlas
~cualidades Sc supo grangear Ia yolun-
tad de todas las personals que tuyie-
ron Ia dieha dc ~conocerlo y tratarIo.
Prueba de este Sc do con Ell grande
aeompanamiento que tuyo tanto en-
su enfermedad como en- el velorio Y
funeral pues sus parientes y amigos
Il vlsitaron y acompaharon hasta 81
Ultima morada. 4 peear de IN tempo
tan rigoroso y frio, NADIA de este i'm
ridio para que sus parientes Y ami
COS todos dierah 81 dltimo tribute a
sd ~apreciable amigo d~ifunto.
Permitaaome por medic de este co.
munirado extender mi mas sentldo
pesame a Ia esposa, madre y demas
deudos de mi apreciable primo Pedro
Gonzales. Que en- uaz goce,
Dc Vd. su afectfsimo amigo,
ANsELMO B0WEEs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
RETlRENsE La Tos CUE WE'VE
De La GRlPPE-DEBILITA.

Para Ia seyera tos nue. yiene con Ia
grippe, Ia Compota de Mel y AlQui
bran do Foley IS maravilIosamente sa-
natiya y suavizadQra. Suayiza Ia oprer
sion en- "a pecho, leyanta la fIema IL
'cilmente y ayuda q que la tormentosa
y ~deeearrador tos Sc quite pronto Ia
cual tanto desalienta Y debidita, II c.
Collins, ex-estafeteFo, Barnegat. n. j.,
dice: ia Compota de Mel Y Aiqui-
tran de Foley pronto paro la severa
tos de ID grippe ii cuaI compIetamente
me deBfalleci0. rs una medicina cuyo
n6rEto es Sin reproche.-De genta en-
IA Botiea Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
uN HoMsRE HALLADo MvERTo'

Las Vegas, N, NJ Enero S-Los CO.
misionados de condado han recibido
rcticias de G. d. Beeth, maestro del
ferrocarfil e. P. q s. W. al efecto
que I'm hombre habia sido hallado
muerto eli So Inca ferrocarrilera Ger.
ca de la estacion Canadian. Sc cree
que el hombre fue muerto en- la tarde
por uno de los trenes que pasaba,
poFque estaba malamente lastimado.
Eli mensaje decia que 70 habia nj una
sofa marca nj papel de ninguna clase
en- 81 hombre por los cuales pudiera
ser identificado, Los o~ficiaIes del
condado de Quay han tornado cargo
del cuerpo y les han pedido a los co.
misionados del condado de San Mi
guel que les ayuden en- d gasto del
entierro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

III papel dice que Andres Ebel,
quien esta acusado de reeientemente
haber disparado varios tiros a Ia So
forita Josefita Pacheco. fue haIlado
por los oflciales e~seondido on un ca
non y fae aTrestado, y ha sido afiani
zado en una fianza de $1,000 bajo 81
cargo De asalto con una arma mortf-
fera y poner en- peligro aas vldas de
un ndmero do muieres y nihos. So
le dara una a~yeriguacion prelininafia
esta Semana. I'll sspanishsAmeri
am tambien da la notIcia, que las
ventanas y las puertas de la estafeta'
DIES Roy meron quebradas y abier-
tas, y atribuye este trabajo q n
spatrulla de ~bandoleros quienes han
eftado cometiendo todp clase do abu
SOS durante Las noches' En- su edi-
torial 81 Editor Odgen dice:
eTenemos tuna comunidad obedien-
to d la icy la cual ha estado siendo
corrida a l~ntefvalos por unos GUAM
tos bandoleros, v para hacerlo peor,
de otro mode algunos ciudadanos
buen0s Sc i~nteresan intensamente-en
esconder sus crimenes y ~ayudarlos
u sAIir con facilidad. No estamcs
tan abonados para estar apilando CEN
tcpares de pesos de costos al conda.
do por unos procedures triviales,
pero-cuando va llsga a Ia vida de
las personals y Sc han cometido los
abuses con tanta regularidad hasta
el grado de recibir badas de crimina-
les que andan sueltos en- las GALES,
es tempo de gritarles Alto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
W-7T-7
BANDOLERoS EN- LA CARcEL De
TERRA AMARlLLA.
Arresto de Dos Hombres QuIenes Sc
Cree que PertenecIsn a Una cavi,
Ia de Ladrones de caballos y Re
ces en- FL condado de Rlo Arrlba.

Taos, N. Nj. Hnero 8.--Luis Ber-
males y Alfredo Rendon. acusados de
robo de recess y cabaIlos en- 81 conda-
do de Rio Arriba, y quienes fueron
arrestados por el alguacil Demetrio
EsquibeI en- Arroyo Hondo, han sido
lIeyados d TERRA Amarillo por Ell
alguacil elias Garcia, de Rio Arri-
ba. Sc cree que los hombres son
miembros de una gavilla que ha esta-
do operando en- 81 condado de Rio
Arriba por los pasados dos 0 tres
amos, Y Sc espera que su arresto re
suItara en- quebrar Ia organization
En- adicion a las reces y cabalIos.
los dos hombres estan acusados de
haherse robado yarios ~sudaderos per-
t~enecientes al alguacil Garcia.
Bernales Y Rendon 10 vendieron a
Brice Woody. de Des Moines, por
sf35 cinco vacas y una vaca a Fidel
Fresquez, del mismo Iugar, por $50
Ellos tenian tres cabalios pertene-
cientes a Simon Romero, de TERRA
Amarillo, en- su possession al tempo
de su arresto. Woody pag6a por las
reces compradas con un chedue, Y es-
te cheque fue recobrado ppr 81 algua
ell EsquibeI cuando tomo a los hom
bres en- ~custodia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

Gran Bretane, Ffaucia las nacio-
pes aliadas con elias Estas quefe-
las son las primesas que han sido ha.
iIadas por aIegada lnstlgacion en- hueI
GAS y atentados para obstfuir la ma
nufactuFa de munlciones, otros alega.
dos c0napiradores proyTeutones ha-
biendo sido acusados de conspirar pa
ra Volar naVios, destfuir eli Canal We'll
land De otro moao Vlolar la neutfa-
lidad. Los propistos de Ia ley anti
trust de Sherman con respecto a Ia
restriction de trato fueron inyocados.
el,caso del coacllio de Paz Nacio-
nal Dc TrRbaiadorea. H. Snowden
MARSHALL procuTador de distrito de
los Estados Unidos por 81 distrito sur
este de Nueva York, es Ell prosecutor
en- la causa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13


Con cuarenta cagos de difteria
en- Hagerman, condado de Cha
yes Ia atendencia a todas las
iglesias suspendida y todas Las
~eaouelas cerradns Dor un mes;
muchos casos en- Dexter, doade
las escuelas estan cerradas, un
contagio aerio en- vallecItos, con
dado de Rio Arriba. 81 cual ame-'
naza extenderse a las pobIacio-
mes circunyecinas, una epidemic
de la enfermedad en- un n6mero
de districts de los condados de
Colfax y Union, 80 casos y doce
muertes Ell Alameda, condado dc
BernalilIo, y otros casos numero-
SOS. algo muy pafecido d Ia natu-
raaeza de una epidenia por TODD
81 estaho de la enfermedad So fe-
porta y medldas energicas estan
tomandose en- todos los condados
para parar que SO propague 81
contagio.
Veintenas de case S Sc repor-
tan de vallecitos, muchas muer-
ties han ocurridp, y Ia situation
Sc considera como Ia mas aIar-
mantle siendo que ninguna asis-
tercia medica es obtenible v MIN
gnnas p~recauciones para parar Ia
epidemic han sido tomadas, Sc
dice que el medico de da compa-
MA de la Falleck4Howard Lum-
ser COMPANY en- MADEIRA ha ORE
edo tomar cargo de valIecitcs
81 es autorIzado por las autorida-
des.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
cAsT No PopLA ANnAR.

"cerca de dos amos pasados Sc me
aproxim6 tap fuerte dolor de espal
da que no podia caminar.r escribe So
lomon Bequette, Flat River. Mo. Con
segui una botella de SO centayos de
las Pfldoras de Foley para los Rino-
mes y estas me %arreglaron Immediate
mente. Sintomas comunes de dill
cultad de los rihones 0 dolor de
espalda, dolor de cabeza, dolores reu-
maticos, dolencias y encuerdaduras,
hinchazones abajo de- los ojoa, Yisio-
mes de atarantamiento, disturbio del
sueho por los malestaTes de Ia veil
ga, y una ~sensacion de cansancio lam
guida. Las Pfldoras do Foley para
los Rfnones ayudan en- eliminar IL
materia del desperdicio yenenoso
que causan estes sintomas.-De ven
ia en- la Boticas Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

Iremos " ilegada A rFasaaciar
Y henchidos de haIaguenas eape,
ranzaa
~ rsnaaO verenoa comsnsar.
Traeras on pIlego lacrado
Que 81 destino to entrego
tn procIama de gobieFno
Que II Ser Supreme formo
10 que csc plieeo contIene,
Cullen 10 puere adivinarg
s0rpresas tan impreyiataB
que hadIe logr0 SONAR.
Muchas son AK llusiones
Que vendr6s a realizar;
Pero cuantas las desdlchas
Que Tenderness que llofarg
A miles haras dichosos
sus ideales al coImar.
Tus cifras agradeeidos
Por siempre ~recordaran.
Pero milIones Dc pechos
Que 81 dolor ~destrozara,
Las felicidades muertas,
Viudes y triste orfandad.
seran cuadro tan afroz
Que ID dicha Opacard
De riquezas y Dlaceres
Que vengau q prodigar.
III sabio to. pide luz
( Cue 10 Queda aucaminar
En- sus espesas tInieblas
y Judas acIarars
ri artista, pice gloria,
El cristiano santidad;
FL avaro mas dinero
la miseria. carload.
X las madres con sus lagrimas
Ante II van a implorar::
Que la-vfda dc III hiios
No vengas q a~rrebatar.
Que Ia dicha les conserves
En- 81 mliy feliz hogar
que Ia religion les cubra
Y les de serena paz,
H. i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
"A Ia EpAD De SETS AMOS TENiA
GRIP.

eTengo n Mira peQueha de seis
ahos de edad quien tiene mucha diff
cultad con Ell crup.s escribe w. E,
FURRY de Eansville,s Ind. He usado
la Conpota de Miel y AIquitran de Fo-
ley. cbteniendo alivio Immediate para
ella. Mi esposa Y yo tambien la usa-
mos y dlremos que es es Ia mejor u
IA para an mai resfriado tos, males
tar de IA garganta Y crup que jamas
he visto.g Aqueilas toses terribles
cue parccen desbaratar a uno en- Pc
dazos Sc entregan con la Compota de
Mel y AlqHitran de Foley.-De venta
en- Il Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
ARREsTApo PoR I'm AsEsiNATo
coMETiDo Is AMOS PAsADosl
Co AIambEs AIrendado a Nusvo

tpoF hlsmbfe ArreBdado al Nuevo
mexinano0
Clovis, N. H., Enero LEI alguacil
j. A. standerfer, del condado de Wa
shita. Oklahoma, partl6 aver para
aQuelIa seceion con W. e. High, arres
tado aquI por un homicidio cometido
Is amos pasados. a cual Sc dice que 81
confes6 despuos de 81 arresto Ell
Maftes. Hight habia sido residente
Dc Coyis por dos amos. Ia mucha he.
bladuria haio Ia Influenza deb 1icor
Sc dice qae proporcion0 81 canine
para su arresto. y una riha acerca
de una muchacha en i'm bale Sc dice
que fue Ia u del homicidio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
MiRABAL PREsiDENTE DEL ciTi.
zENs BANK.

Albuquerque, n. M~ Epero T-sll,
vcstre Mirabal ~tesorerD del condsdo
De Valencia y n de los borreeueros
promInentes de NueVo M6dco. Ia ST.
do o~scoeldo presidents del Citizens
Bank De Albuquerque. sucediendo a
p. o. Losan, entertainments diputado
tesorero del condado de Valencia, Sc
le ne dado sn lusar como coniador
J. L. Hurt Qulen opera ranchos De Re-
ces en- Euele n NJ y Center Cobra.
DO fambiep ha sido identificado con
Ell banco como vice presidente