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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15
THE BIG DENVER SHOW
Entries the Largest Ever Had and
Many Strong Features.

The closing of entries for the Den
yer Stock Show, which opens on
Monday, January II for week,
have surpassed all previous records.
In the breeding cattle division alone.
82 of the largest cattle herds in the
United States will compete. There
will be between 10000 and $4,000
. feeder cattle on exhibition and close
to 1000 registered bulls will be on
exhibition and sale. No such num-
ber of pure-bred animals was ever
gotten together anywhere, as far as
known, in the world. Every depart
ment Of the show is completely filled
and Denver is expecting to entertain
fully 10000 stockmen and farmers
from all parts of the country during
the week.
AS this is the first big show to be
held since the outbreak of the foot
and mouth disease, there is more
than usual interest in the event The
Hereford breeders of the country are
! claiming that they will put on at
Denver the greatest national show of
/ Hereford breeding cattle ever before
Sseen anywhere in the world. All Of
Sthe beef breeds and several of the
dairy breeds are represented with
Sstrong exhibits, as we'll as fine exhib-
( its in all of the horse breeds. The
Horse Show, which Is held in con-
Bnection with the Stock Show, 1t Is
Sclaimed will be the largest Horse
#Show ever held in the West, includ-
2ing Chicago, st. Louis or Kansas
City. The leading stables from Ohio
west to the Pacific coast will be rep
resented.
The large number of feeder cattle
and breeding cattle in carloads ia a
strong feature and is attracting the
attention of stockmen from all parts
OF the country and 1t Is expected that
there will be at least $5,0OO,0OO
worth OF cattle sold during the week
Denver is having an open winter and
the outlook is very favorable for the
usual fine weather that has been had
at every Stock Show for the past ten
years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15
REBEkAH INSTALLATION

The annual installation of officers
OF Mountain View Rebekah lodge
was held Wednesday night, as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Margaret Worth, N. G.
Mrs. Bert Berry, v. G.
Mrs. L. Fl. Duvic, secretary.
Mrs. Geo. Boutwell,, treasurer.
Mrs. A. w. Jenny, warden.
Miss May Worth, conductor.
Mrs. Wyland, chaplain.
Mrs. Wiley. right supporter to N.
G.
Mrs. Emma Worth, left supporter
to N. G.
Miss Hazel Lunbeck, inside guard
ian.
Mr.. Frank Worth, outside guard
ian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

The annual meeting OF the Monte
Vista Building and Loan association
was held Tuesday afternoon, at
which the old board of directors was
Fre-elected with the exception of ]. H.
Neeley, who did not desire to serve
the coming year. His place was
filed by the election OF ]. N. Fuller
Fourteen hundred shares of stock
were represented at the meeting out
of total of 2059 shares.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15
H. O. C. BASKET
BALL BOYS TAKE FALL
OUT OF ALAMOSA

The basket ball team from the
High Order of Grunts went to Ala
mosa Wednesday evening and de-
feated the town team OF that place
by score of 33 to 20. In the first
half. after a few minutes of play.
Brown fell against the stove and
was burned so badly that he was re-
placed by Macarthur. The lineup
was as follows:
Brown, Busch, MacArthur-For-
wards.
Garr-Center.
Shakespeare, Baird-Guards.
Alamosa
Foote, Mullings-Forward
ersbach-Center.
Mullings, Stevens-Guards.
In the first half, Busch threw 4
foul baskets and field bask cts,
Brown 2 field baskets and Carr 2;
Spriestersbach foul goals, Foote /
field basket. Score-Monte, 21;
Alamosa, 4.
Second Half-MacArthur 2 field
goals, Alamosa foul on Macarthur
and point awarded, Busch 1 fou
goal, Baird 2 field goals, Busch field
throw and also 1 foul. Final score
33; Alamosa, 20.
1t is expected that the Alamosa
team will play return game here
next Thursday night, following the
meeting of the H. o. G.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Your attention is called to the
Lecture Course number, Jan. IT, at
the Opera House. j. Smith Dameron
pictures thru clay which he moulds
as he talks, wonderful story OF
human life. His explanation and
demonstration of the art of pottery
making alone make the lecture very
worth while. This is an opportunity
for the Monte Vista people. Don't
Miss 1t!
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

The next meeting OF the Marsh
division Of the Parent-Tcacher asso-
citation Will be held Monday after
noon. Jan. II. at 3:45 O'Clock, at
Marsh school. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. All mem
bers and all those Interested in the
school are invited to &c present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

John DIETRICH returned home Sun
day from Fort Collins, whero he at
tended the Short Course at the State
Agricultural college. John gained
first place in the pig club contest of
this section, and as reward the
High Order Of Grunts peid his ex-
penses to tho Short Course. He says
that he had an enjoyable and in
structive visit to the college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

The many friends OF Mrs. r. G..
Hemphill will be sorry to hear Of
her death last Saturday at her home
near Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Hemp
hill were residents of Monte Vista
In 1914, coming here for the
benefit Of the latter's health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15
GETTINCASTAND OF SWEET
CLOVER IN THIS VALLEY

Sweet clover is demanding more
attention each year and there will
be perhaps more sweet clover plant
ed in the valley this year than ever
before. There are q few points with
reference to getting a stand that one
should observe. AS many know by
experience, very often almost as
much of the sweet clover terminates
the second year as does the first
when the seed is planted in the
spring. Observation also tells us
that where the plant reseeds itself,
the seed falling on the ground In the
fall, and being subject to the action
of frosts and SHOWS, for the winter.
the percentage of termination is
much higher than we get from field
planting.
Acting upon the behavior of the
natural reseeding of sweet clover,
some have tried sowing the seed in
the late fall or winter, some sowing
the seed upon the snow as Is done
sometimes in the east with red clo-
yer. Where the ground has been in
fair condition this sort OF seeding
has resulted in very good stands of
sweet clover however, 1t is nr. al
ways possible to have the conditions
favorable for this kind of seeding
and the Iowa State experiment sta
tion has invented a machine for
treating various clover seeds so as
to get higher percentage of germi-
nation with ordinary spring plant
ing.
The trouble comes from a hard
outer coating of the seed which does
not absorb moisture readily. This
machine removed enough of this
hard outer covering so as to allow
the seed to absorb moisture and
germinate readily after planting.
The Iowa station has offered to send
blue prints so that the machine may
be built by anyone interested. They
hold the patents and have thrown
the manufacture of the machine
open to the public. Blue prints have
been send for and 1t is expected to
have machine available for treat
ing seed here in the valley before
planting time. The experiments show
termination of 80 to SO per cent
with treated seed, which gave a ger
mination of less than 40 per cent
before treated.
With regard to innoculating sweet
clover with the organisms that live
upon the roots of such plants as al
falfa, clovers, peas, beans, ETC., some
have the idea that this will influence
the stand. This is a mistake. I'm
der some conditions 1t Is necessary
to innoculate for alfalfa and some
of the clovers, not in order to get
stand, but in order to get the prop
er growth after the seed planted has
come up. This is not necessary with
most of our soils in the west, how
ever there are a few places in the
valley where observation has shown
that good results would be obtained
by following this practice.
l will be glad to answer person.
ally any inquiries with reference to
the above matters.
e. II. THOMAS,
County Agricultural, and Agent U.
s. Dept. OF Agriculture.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

DR.. Trueblood, wife and baby re-
turned home Saturday from q visit
to Anderson. Indiana. They re-
turned sooner than they expected on
account Of the prevalence of . severe
form Of grippe in that section.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Fred 8. Wasson, of McCook; Neb.,
left last Friday evening for his home
after having spent several days in
Monte Vista as guest at the Wells
home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. T. c. Hart, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Lou Wallace,
left for her home in La lara Thurs
day night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. Fred Mitchell, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. B. Ny
ers, for the past two months, left
for her home OF Thunder City, Iowa,
Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Sheriff Goad, of Del Norte, passed
through here Wednesday night en-
route to Topeka, Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

w. w. Folsom left for Stockton
California. Thursday evening, where
he will make his home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. w. II. Goble left for her
home in Eagle, Ohio, Wednesday
night after short visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kolander.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Miss Alice Crooks left Thursday
evening for Loveland, where she will
attend teachers institute.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

George Baker and wife went to
Denver Thursday night for short
visit with friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Ernest Schulz and wife returned
home Monday morning from Oswat-
tonne, Kansas, after visiting there
for several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. Fuller came in Wednesday
morning from Los Angeles, Califor-
mia. for an extended visit with her
son. j. N. Fuller. and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark and
son Ephraim returned Wednesday
morning from an extended visit with
relatives at New Hampton, Mo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Floyd Trapp is spending this week
in Monte Vista visiting relatives and
friends
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

M. c. Dakin returned to Kansas
City, Missouri, Thursday night after
spending a couple of weeks here Wis
iting relatives and friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. Charles Bechtel has been
very sick this week with siege of
la grippe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. E. Fitzsimmons and child
from the Soldiers Home went to
Colorado Springs Wednesday night
for a short visit
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Mrs. M. j. Robertson. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Dad" Barber, left for her home in
Denver, Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Harry Sanders went to Canon City
Thursday night to close some deals
for the Bum Realty company. He
will be away about a month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-01-15

Will Nash returned Friday morn
Ing from . short visit in Denver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
No TuWERoN Exlro.

Gostilaa, N. NJ, Sept, "a de 1915
sr. editor de lei Nuey0 Mexicano'
Muy Sr. milo:
Cregendo que lie sera grato saber
los ae0ntecimientos de Ia polftica por
'estos lngares. del norte, de nuestro es-
tad0 de NueyO Mexico, pasp q decirle
que la primera eampaha de los EN-
pleadns del Estado, Fepuhllcanos, nos
Visitaron la semana pasadas siendo
los ~visitantes los @honorahles' Mala-
qulas Martinez. III, o. Bursum, Frank
A. Hubbell y A. a. Rivera.
El ayiso 10 tenfan aqui de dos dlas
antes de que yiniera Ia ~companfai
anduyieron avisando a toda Ia genie
de hos dos precintos IA y 10, de modo
que Sc esperaba n grande concn-
rrancia, p0r ser los ~visitantes, los no
minados del Estado one venfan. re.
10 resuIt6 TODD 10 contrario. Los po'
bres ayisadores corrieron como locos
quegIendo juptar genie, perp fue i'm
possible; no hubo nj quien saliera a
recihirlos, y en- la junta HABlA CO
MO DIEz HOMBRES y parte de elios
r de Colorado. que %yinieron q co
nocer a los oradores de NuevO Mexico
lei Sr. Bursum hahlo cinco minutes
Su discurso fue a%consejar q los oyen'
ties que dieran educaci0n q los ninos;
pero de polltica. NADIA. Eilos Sc De
tuviei on aquf como una bora s0laInen
te y partieron para Cuesta, donde ms
dicen que les fine peor que aquf er
Castillo. que no tuvierOn NADIA de gen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
10 AA usApo poR ONCE AMOS.

Hay un remedio que por muchos
amos ha dado alivio para las toses,
repfriadps, Group, y tos ferina. Hs
probablemente sel meior Femedio fa-
miliar conocido para toses Ell ell mum
do. y como no contiene epios, esta
fuertemente r~ecomendado para los
nihos 10 mismo que para los adultos,
escribe la Sra, Chas. Rietz, de Allen
Mills, Pa. Vie usado Ell Compuesto
de Mel y Alquitran de Foley por on
ce amos y no podria estar sin el." Gu
70 pFontamente la ronQuera, garganta
inflamada, toses hponquiales, membra
mas oongestionadas Q inflamadas. y
permite I'm sueno reparadDr.-De ven
ia On Ia Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
sUAvs hsso sEsuRo.

I'm catsrtico roderoso a yeces hace
tanto dahp como heneficio: Vas
Pastillas caiartfcas de Foley son siia-
yes. nero seguras en- su accidn. Son
nbEolutamente pufgantes y iimpian
oompletamente los ihtestinos, endul-
san el est6mago y benehcian 81 higa-
90. Para Indigestion, biIiosidad,
NAL ailento, gas en- ei est6mago, hin
chado. constfpado. no hay remedlo
one Sc pueda comparar nj recomen-
dar mas ~altafnenfe. no causa her
toTeE dolor o nauseas. Las persQ-
uas eerdas 10 recomiendan POI 10
bien que Sc sionten ouando las tomap.
De venta en- Is Botica Capital Bhar-
macy 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
Los DlscuRs0a DE Los REPu-
RLlcAMos Sc QuEDAN EN-
slLENci0.

Las Vegas, N. M, Sept. 21.-La
partida de nominados republicanos
encabezados por Bursum v Hubbehl
saliaron para 81 cUndado de Guadalus
pc, para visitar I'm nnmero dc pobla-
clones y lIegar a AlbuquerQue para
iel tempo de la aperture de Ia F6ria
del Estado. Antes de llegaF alua
aver, los candidates. hablarOn en- Jun
tas en- Ell condado de Taos, incluyen.
do una iunta nocturnal en- PehascO, to-
niendo que despertar a la audiencla
para que cerraran Ia sala q Ia 1.3O,
despn6s de que Hubbell habia pasadp
dos D tres horas tratando do explicaF
cuantos dlas hay en- las escuelas ru-
rales del condado de Bernalillo. MIN
guna de las o~bseryaciones del ST.. Hll.
bhell seran enyiadas para pnblicici0n.
pues Sc sabe que la publication de
sus discusses solo servirA para aSeF
a1lrar su derrota. LOS discuFs0s de
Bursum tambien Sc estan ~guardando
on sllencio tanto como SO puede. y no
De han enviado ningunos reportes
aoerca de las 0baeryani0nes do. los
candidatps. LA c~0mparacadn de
HubbelI, quien diio que gel gobernR-
dor Mcdonald es I'm sdiabIp con cuer-
nos as una miestra dc Ia rlase De
gemas literarias que andan diciendo
por ALI.
Ia partida asistio a u banquete
en- ell hotel Castaheda anOehe. Bur,
sum y Secundino Romero, eauien O.
mo ! P1rarmn (2l aa -aantaFOn en- los
lagares de honor.
Otros de los invitadps fuer0n Be-
nigno C. Hernandez, Bias Sanchez,
Felipe Nj. Ghac6n. Fidel Ortiz, 81 juez
Clarence ]. Roberts, g. Penny, Cheg-
ter a.. Hun6er, Col. M. M. Padgett,
Gorenzo Delgado. Earl ID. Goodwin,
5uez A. Tafpya, Jpez David ]. Leathy,
Guthrie Smith. Charles Spiess, 1ulen
tamhien 'aEna'' d Bursum no estlivo
p~rasente. hahiendn sido detanid0 Vine
vitablemante en- cualauiera otFa par
to-.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
Ia clNILlzAcloN CONTRA Ell
BARRARlsMo.
teopiado.l

L
fiE editor de este peHi0dico no as
miemhro dc Ia lglesia Cat6licas NO
obstante, ha Ell ennontrad0 mu0hos
huenns catolicos dupaptp su. vida que
Sc cuantan entire IA meier gente como:
cida o por conocerAa. Pero no 90
del punto de vista de I'm fsnatico re-
Hgloso que haea ohieci6n a Ia, cpnduc-
Ia de nuestra polltlca en- "a Rep1hlica
de Mexico por ell P~residente Wilson
"Aetos de ba~rbarisfno, dirigidQs
contra la 1gIesia establecida EN- M6xi-
90 desde tiempos antiques, no tienen
ninguna excusa basada en- Ia deeen-
cia. las fuerzas de- Garranga eatan
destruyeAdo Ia Iglesia dopde qulera
cue puedep.
Que clase de c~iyllisaciQn es Ia que
ataca y persigue a una institution
tan antigua, tan sagrada y tan bene
ficlosa a todos sus miembros como la
Iglesia Cat6lica?
Isl nosotroB los que compOnelpos
la voluntad ~soberana de Estad0s Unt-
dus, estamoa Tardaderamente civili-
L ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
DE LA PRENSA.

zadoR, como podrfamos dar nuestros
vntos por I'm Presidente que. como "a
cabeza titular de nuestra DrOpia pa
tria, nos pone en- posici6n de apFobar
est0sf ultrajes2 sa
III Rresidente Wilson dehe anren-
der que no nuede ppr una parte re-
clamar ser ilustrado y estar ciViliEa-
do y educadp, v ppT la otra hundir a
la naci0n en- una alianza de yerglen-
"a con IN iefe pepr que IN barbaro;
(Carranza.)
sNo solamente los cat6licos, sine
todos aQueHos que anhelan s~ostener
los ideales de la civilization, tocaran
Ell do profundis a las fortunes polltl-
cas- del extraViado Presidente Wilson.
-TraducidO por M independents,
del New Mexico State Democrat.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
("l-a voz del PuebIo."l
Ne . oonforma eIaue no auisrs.

No So conforma Clique no quiere.
IA pesar de quehas indicaeiones son
terribles para lpsEtoaciques, caciquis
Hos y c~acicotes que militan en- Ia or
g~anizacion republican,. andan toda-
via muy orondos por estos mundos de
Dios, asegurando que ~obtendran un
despampanante triunfo.
Descomunal es Ia rechifla. general
que han ~despertad0 % sis manifesT
t~aciones.
BESIDE ell ~extesorero y Ell e~x-superinT
tendente de escuelas de los 400 dfas
de trabaio al ano, basta 81 celebre
senador de la escalera, que guerra con
su mano. cual nueyo Josu6 y creyens
dose mas ~poderoso que Dios, detener
Ell tempo, parando 81 reloj del SenaT
do de Ia Ultima legislature, pasando
por ex-supeTintendente penitenciario
de los Iibros quemados, no hay nj un
solo candidate a la victoria: todos
seran paste del fuego iniciado por
ellos mismos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
NussTFA oFeaTA 81. .yl.s =

mo PIERDA Hsp0s- CoFtf trlr
aYiso. ineluya clnco CcniaFus Ma
deio Dor correo a. Fclcy A 70. lHIrI.
so, Ill ~eecFibiendo su rDmhIf = aIoc
cifn claramente lcclniN en muro
un paqnafe De nrueha. r~orlr1Ifr
81 Compuesto de- Mel : Al1rIlrln ~
Foley para inEcs. rnEfrIadp9 D rnrnri
Pfid0TRs Dc Foley para Ing uHmoH 4
para dolor Dc cDEftfo y lf clfI|ln
renmatismo, y enfeTuofaceI r. ~
rihohes y Vaso1 " las HltrIlf cr|t
ticaz de Fnley para consur111 40
gidad. dDlor de cahtza. = para IuU'f
los intestfnoG-De Fanfa en- = Boz
eItal FhaFnNcl.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
NO MAS ooLoR DE EsPALDA
PARA ELLA.

a. era J. n. GaskiH. de EfnaGrecn
M src'hf, Surf Dc dolor de e.
nnIda aeuto. y tcnIa dolores aandos
en- ioda nj espaida hasta quo no me
poEIa naactar y lueRo ieTantarme
an ayuda Parecia que enfermeda-
- ur|narIas eran Il eauEa de TODD
- Uhn sofa GAIA de Rndoras de
HcIsg para lns rhoHes me do alivip,
lsni1 enc NJ las pnede alabar como
UcFlcf1 Eae remedia maraTilioso
nrfa los males de- los rihones , del
mno ruUia touarEe con entara sskps
ritaf para foicres de eEpalda, nudi.
nng adoluri6as y dolores roumdticns.
% Fenfa en "a Bottles Capital Phar-
macs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

H pueblo De hoy dia no IS ell de
hacc amos. Hoy nuestra gente es
mas independents y estudia las cues
toucs De amhos lados para dar 81 "a.
no conformc a u conyicciones, en-
infar dc obedecer ciegamente a los
cacloncB
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

to britannica tiene en- us0 actual mas
de 10000 ametralladoras Lewis mien-
tras que eli ejercito americana tlene
solamente 800 hi NO. 4, soIdados
britanicps usandp la amartalQadOra
en- las trincheras. Mo- III General
D D0npp. maestro de- prdenanEas
britannica que aprob6 la ametEaliadora
Lewis. Mo- |, el general Grozier,
americana, que no Ia quizo aceptar
aquf. No. a, a~rtilleros hritAnicoa con
mascaras sprotectpraS contra los ga
ses, en- acci6n. M. ! el CqT0nel
Lewis, inventor de IA ametralladora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
THE NERVE ANA co.
nept. I-I2sa2 Mslwaukae AVE-.
cHlGAG0nlLk,
cuANDc 81 HksFflA

para la g~enGfalldad de iaa psEsonas
un resfrfo es I'm asurEo serio que nc
Sc debe desenldn pnkk las mas peli-
grosas Intermediates empiesan con
un rasarf0 ep1ndns Tatnan Ell Renee
do de Chamberlain pare Ia Tos, Y GU
resa so resffiadn tn pranto nollH sea
noalhle. sisted no va 4 eKpefimen'
tar eNandc tpna este Senealni puea
ha eetado en- us0 pnr mNches RNps y
tiene su repntaGi6A eatahleQinR no
cpntiepe 6pio ii NaYc0tico aIgyno. Pc
veuta en- todas paFtas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

cargo ell departament0 de "Orderan-
aaa' encabezado por el general Will
liam Crozier, estan algo ~asombrados
con la noticia de que Ia ametralladora
sistema Lewis" que fue ~rechazada
por el elercito americana, he probadD
SUI gran valor en- las trincheras bril-
tanieas on Francia. La ametralla-
dora Lewis" fu6 ingentada por q
Coronel Isaac NJ. Lewis, retirado, del
eiercito de los Efstados Unidos, auisn
ofreci6 su invento gratis al gobierno
de washington. La mAquina es de
trio rapido, de 26 libras. Ei ejerci-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

La grandielocuencia de ciert0 can
didato repubaicaRoY Solo IL pud0 suge-
rir la inspiration de Que sMepQAaad es
Tdiablo b cpernnRs
Aceptamos al sEmil; spera, 0ptdado
con una cornada, seh0Fes de "A barre-
gada. -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Los de Ia gavilla del oondado esfan
Que no les llegs Ia camIsa al euerpo,
a capsa de los trahaips de los sinde-
pendientes.
Como que les van q dar un reYpl-'
con dc pEinegs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

n al falio en- esta yez. sera en- favor
de lo1 candidates purns que no tienen
manohsE on 80 pasado, nj registros
fpo pculiRr.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Si no dafendi6ramosa los intereBes
del pueblo On Asta ~eleeai6ns no val
drfa ia pena de publican nn peri0dtco
como el nuestro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Aflno y eompouss P|snuI y Fiare
laf neje ~ rFfan e. "a rsfa a n
sehera DE- TcrneA cailf ee So 80
cisco, abajo, Ne. SIS.
I. PERc6fs EhHiapA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

AQuello de que don Ezeduiel va te-
MIA pasaia para la e~ternidad, con III
unico fin de daiar 4 Mcdonald do go
barnador; result6 ell mas lanudo np'
rrego de la collection de Hubbell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Io curipso ea cue "El independent
to- Ell tiempos atras estaha ,ep con
ira 40 Bnrsum, Y ahaFa es So mas
aceETimos dafensor -
Epsas do u politieai
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Una demanda por $4,000 es Canaz
dc hacer perdar el sueno q cpalQuieTa
que no tonga razones para defender
Sc. IA nosotros solo nos hizo sonreip
al pensar en- los sueAos dorados de
algunas gentes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

. EI que paFepe tener menos chan
zaa de tpdps los candidates repuhh-
canes, parece ser Hubhell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

IA aficina central repuhlicana del
Eelado he eatado mandandp . los Pc
fi0dieas del hstado literature atacanF
do 4 este p~erl0aico. especlalmepte q
Ia edlei6n dlarla. Por cartas que taT
nemoe 4 IL vista eseFitas por aieunos
auienes AZ ha mandado csc "~adyeTtis-
Ing, sabemos que - ban negado q
p~uhlicaTo. 4 pesar de las ofertas de
dsnero por haeerlo. Entire los pa
ri6diaaa m~enelonados aus Sc han rehp
sadq. estan al sRoy Spanish AmeriF
can, Springer Times" Y Clovis
Journal.
va p0dran formaFse una idea puess
tros leatoEes dc Ia claae De campana
politiea que estan hacienda los de Ia
eaTilla, cuandp sepan que todos esos
perlddlons han rehuaado Ia menciona'
IA literature por Tinsuitante y hDe-
aoaa,a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05

Qnien no theme I'm bueu amigo q
nuieA fie sus diahaa y aps males, en
tndas pRrtes ek extrangen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
pRospEcros ~PoLlTIcos.

Los prospectus de la canpafa poll
tea Ell los eondados de Socorro Va-
lencia, aue son entertainments EepuH
hlicanos, parecen estar hasta "a fecha
mdecif0s. Hor infofmaelqnes qus
tenemos. sahemos que 81 pueblo &c
esos cnndados esta diyldIdo en- GUAM
to- a los candidates del Estado, espe'
ciaImehte en- 81 condado DO RQeotfo,
4 pesar de ser Ell ~condado natal De