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The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
News from Ireland
ANT RIM.

AIN nIW.
In connection with the recent Mel
son street fire tragedy, Judge Craig,
the Belfast Recorder, granted 926
compensation to Mary Ann Shields, -
years of age, in respect of the death
of her mother, whose wages were 13s.
per week, which amount, he said,
represented IS. I'D. per week for three
years and ;e23 S., representing IS.
per week for the same period in the
cose of Robert McClinton in respect of
the death of his wife.
Mr.. w. ]. Mcgowan, T. c., has been
elected by the Belfast City Council to
fill the vacancy in the Aldermanship
of Pottinger Ward
A writer in a Belfast paper com.
menting on the high cost of living,
says: My salary is 60 ISIS. cd. a
week; it was that before the war; in
stead of raising it, my employer threat
ems to reduce it by 10 shilings, and l
know his business has suffered severe
ly. My eldest boy earns is. Cd. week
ly; three other children are at school.
During the black winter and hungry
spring we hoped the advent of plen-
tiful summer would bring about q re-
duction in the cost of living, but the
summer has brought more scarcity to
all appearances, higher prices and
something approaching famine to
many doors, including mine" The
conditions in Irish homes that have
less than this mans income may be
imagined
Patrick Lindsay was, in Belfast, re-
manded for week in custody, charged
with threatening John Robinson on
account of evidence given by the lat
ter for the Crown at the hearing of
the charges against Sir Roger Case
ment
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
LONGFORD,

At Granard Petty Sessions, Sergeant
Donovan summoned young man
named Peter Trecey, Granard, for
shouting in praise of the Sim Feiners
and quarreling with other parties.
There were two previous convictions.
A fine of EOS. and costs was imposed.
The same defendant was charged in
two other offenses for assaulting the
police.
In Granard District several arrests
were made at the close of last week.
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TYRONE.

The death has taken place at Client
of the Rev. William Mckenna, PIP,
Eskra, County Tyrone. The deceased,
who was native of Inniskeen, was
a well-lnown priest of the Diocese of
Clogher, where he filled in succession
the curacy Of Carrickmacross and the
Administratorship of Monaghan before
his appointment as PIP.
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WESTME HTH.

Mr.. John P. Hayden, MP, has &C.
cepted the invitation of Mr.. l. w. Rus
sell, Mp, vice-president of the De-
partment of Agriculture, to become a
member of the Board of Agriculture
in succession to Sir Jocelyn Gore
Booth, resigned.
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CLAIR e,

An appeal by Michael Brennan
Capt. Of the Meelick Irish Volunteers
from a sentence of three months un.
der the Defence of the Realm Act was
adjourned at Ennis Quarter Sessions,
as the appellant is in Wakefield.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
WATERFORD.

The Waterford Corporation resolu-
ton, on Irish National Teachers sal
aries, was adopted by the Pembroke
Council. Mr.. Forsythe said it was
blot on Irish administration that some
teachers were only paid e56 year,
and then only quarterly.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY,
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

,. SsS1 latH Rh, ys l. Miss Mary s'yl..
S 49, A Mr.. | W:
esasy Avs s. ils%olt x5 MTs
Sec: Miss May Rosian 1 1888 1zt t ava va
sSndieate Bag Ri E9ss
Lillian Ryan. Meetings held on Sec
end ! and n + fourth Mondays Of month at
dent, Mary Hill, 500 18th St. S. H.: Vice
Pres, Mrs. John Smell, 1908 Emerson
Axe Az IN n. Bee Re- Sec. Mrs. Mary oKeefe.
Ray ss1 Grand st. S e. - M ms H sas
Margaret Sullivan, 1859 Washington ST.
n Nxd III Il r r e EIzabsth Jeifrieg az sth
2 o,Brien; Meetings held on the first
and third Monday of each month at SO
Central Ave.
Rsv'sisa NJ gsss 1assss
Bryant Avs: n: Rec. s" SEE. Mss Nary II 1
sg Sas Ryan. 15 a. 81 IR.
Treas. Anna Rugan, 1888 Bryant Ave.
n; ms. Sec, Mrs. Nellie Webster. ISL
z6is s Ii ST. III
Meetings held arst and third Tuesday:
- eaSA HoHth. da1l, plymouth 4n0
ant Riv liz G ~ 4Psss. Mrs Anna Rry-
Mrs. la Ida. Mohler. ~ 10th Ave. s.; Rec
@ @ss # SSan m hs!sy r 9s2s ssSs Isl
25os 18th Aye. s.; Fin. Sec. Miss f Edith
Drs; Barber and Murphy. Meetings are
held the first and third Wednesdays OF
each month in the rooms Of the East
Lake Commercial Club.
de Ptvi1 Marr No. s. sSn
Aye: n; Vice Pres. Mary ~ J. aieaps sn.
SSo7 Emsrs ;s3o Ays; N; Rec ses Mary
ms; Sec. Katherine o'Brien. ss ys; al:
Tard Ave ~; Treas. Martha Grimm, 1918
N. Egan, 1415 Emerson Ave. n Meet.
| ings held eve"y first and third Thurs.
days Of each month at SECULAR hail. cor
dent v, Mary HH s5 ssd p%vs r e.
Vice Pres, Mrs. M; Moran, 2soi Madi:
s s545 s. Pa n FL s. Rec. Sect Mrs NJ Martin
Me5 h ~ %sa S5tS 4 $yS5 III; sfs
Tres Msd Msi xa Hanes SIS R9sa As
Meetings held on the first and third
Wednesday of each month at 22nd Ave
N. e. and Central.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President. Mrs. Ellen Cenray,
S SsS st. c Slar g 81 Vice PEGS Miss q
Treas. Mrs.. Margaret tt carey EsStra Sos ~. =;
MAN hall, 7th and franklin dHao ST. Is H'0'F-
Division No. 2. st; Paul-Pres, Elisa.
Pres. Margaret Roach. 500 st. AlbaSs
St.; Rec; Sec. Margaret Clarke, io7
o1s Axi ST. En- 1n sse se Mary Hy
Ian, 923 Edmund St; Treas Marv Wa
n Ss 6 52s Virginia Md Ave; Med. Examiner.
fca+ owen m Mchk a 6o7 Lowry Bldf.
7ednesdays Of each month in HibeT.
man Hall at Sis ,. m.
=. Division No. 8. st. Paul-Presideat,
Miss Miss } %ns Ma, Cock; 81 18th St.: vses
Rec Sec. MRS. Mabel Allen, NO. IS LIE st:
Fin. Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth McNaily. n
S Maackubin 81; ms. Sec, Mrs Doretta
cssDs Sa sss J aEs ST. ~ IS
aminer, DR.. r. A. Burns. TowrV ni1G
Meetings are held on iirst and fhfyi
Thursdays Of each month in HibernseS
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Division No. l. Janesville-Presils,t
Elizabeth ,elynn; Vice Pres. sarsS
ply: Rec. Sec. Mary Dsiton Hns rresS.
Anna Burke.
LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
Division No. 8, Iontgomery-County
Pres. John Spence; Vice Pres. Iohn 8
S GA In Rec. Sec; Edw. clarkin: Fin.
Examiner, Dr.; Jas McKeohen. Meet
Of each month at 1870 in the Catholic
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01

STATE OFF1CERs-L. A. A. o. HI.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daily, 1906
Central Ave., Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May E. Hammill,
Duluth.
Secretary Ella G. Heating, LAT
Pleasant Ave., st. Paul.
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
bault.
Board Of Directors-Mary M. Sullivan.
Duluth; Ellen Conroy, ST Paul; Mary
j. Reilly. Braicerd.
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott,
St: Paul; Margaret Sullivan. Minneapo-
Insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Grady. Saltwater.
Insurance acknowledgement Sulli-
van, Rochester.
State Medical Director-Dr. E. W.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy. St
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville;
Anna Willesen. Duluth; Margaret Mol
an. st. Paul.
Auditing Committee-Ellen McGrath
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy. a.. Cloud;
Nellie McColl, st. Paul.
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DOWN..

Mr.. j. s. Hadlow, manager of the
firm of Catherine Boden, wholesale
mineral water manufacturer, Newry,
has been appointed to the manager
ship of Kiloh and Company's Works
at Cork.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
KILDARE,

Mr. NJ. O'Kelly, editor of the Lem
ster Leader. who with so others have
been released from Wakefield. after a
five weeks detention and imprison-
ment, states that when he asked what
charge was against him he was told
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
KINGS.

Mr.. Samuel Browne, whose death,
aged Sc, has occurred at Birr, was ar
rested under the Suspect Act in 'S2,
and lodged in Mas Jail. He was a
member of many local public bodies.
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CARLOW,

Carlow County Council passed res
olution of sympathy with Mr.. and Miss
kehoe, Orchard, on the death of their
sister, Nurse Kehoe, shot in Dublin
on Easter Monday.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
MAYO.

John Berry. Lanmore, and Patrick
Hughes, Lankill, Westport, were re-
moved from Richmond Barracks. Dub
lin. to Perth detention barracks, Scot
land.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01

NATIONAL DIRECTORs.
Jas. J. Ryan. st. Paul.
John e. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed. r. Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles +. Mcfarland, New York
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01

STATE OFFlCERS-MINNNs
Bldg, st. Paul.
Vice Prestdent-A. ]. Powers. Du-
luth.
Longfellow Ave-. Minneapolis.
Treasurer-John Sheehy, Aontgom-
cry
State Chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox.
GAINESVILLE.
President of Insurance Fund-T. J.
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
-, State Treasurer of Insurance-John
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. ]. v.
OConnor, st. Paul.
Director of Insurance Fund-John
Moran. Minneapolis; E. J. McManus. st.
Paul; P. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
p. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thomas WEIGH,
Saltwater.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01

National President-Mrs Ellen Ryan
Jolly. Pawtucket, r. I.
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahonev. Calumet, Mich.
Natio II Secretary - Mrs. Adelia
Christy. Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary C.,
Connolly, Syracuse, N. Y.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01
DIVISION OFFICERS A. .. H.-TIME
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY
AlDtY Proaidonf- Inhn

ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-John p. Coleman,
Anoka, MINI.
Division No. l.. Anoka-Pres., Ro-
mayne Hunt; Vice Pres. Martin Rich
Sec. Charles E. Green; ms. Sec, Chas.
E. Green; Treas, John Ward; Med. Elk,
J. Fl. Frank and A. G. Game. Meetings
held on third Monday evening in each
month at WoOdman Hall.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-01

Judge of the Probate Court.
JAS. MAMMALIAN, Atty,
st. Paul, MINI. G.t71l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
NOTICIAS DIVERSAS g

mente con todos mis- amigos y otros.
pero estoy SECURE que este artfculo
sera vistp en- todos los precintos por.
que este semanario es recibido en- to.
,das las estafetas del estado. De con-
siguiente, solicito ell soporte de todos
aQuellos delegados, a ia convention
que cream en- un manejo econ6mico de
la oficina de ASSESSOR, como d de los
medios de reducir las tasaciones.
Mi experiencia como diputado ase-
eor del presente incumbente me ense-
ia que la oficipa de ASSESSOR es Ell fac
tor principal en- materials de tasaci6n;
del desempeho de Ia mIsma depende
en- gran manera 81 subir o rebaiar al
gun tanto las contribuciones; 81 Ia
misma es desempefada por Ell sesor
mismo, adoptando un sistemA adecua.
do para llevar los libros. sin ~incurrir
q los gastOs de secretarios y dis
pensando gastos ~innecesarios en- la
miBma, seria dar un paso hacia aliyiar
Ia carga de los contribuyentes.
81 Ell pueblo del condado de Rio A.
rriba me c0nfia esta oficina, mi doc
trina en- Ell desempeho de la misma..
sera siempre en- una anera estricta.
mente economical, dc c~bnformidad con
las leyes en- vigor, relative "a materials
de tasaci6n; con atencion iglai para
todos y favores d consideraciones es-
peciales para nadie. Creo que algo
debe' ser hecho por Ia oficina del Ase.
sor. en- un esfuerzo de aIiviar ID pesa-,
da cahrga de ta~saciones del pueblo po.
bre de este eondado, duienes en- com
parhcion con los hacendados y duehos
de grandes intereses, c~ontrfbnyen mu.
cho mas en- proportion de sus intere-
SEES.
I'm conclusion; siel pueblo me lla.
a desempehar los deberes de la
oficina q Ii cual aspire, mis- e~sfueTzos
siempre seran encaminados hacia ta-
saciones bajitAs en- donde quiera que.
sea posible, y sin mas miras de polf-
tiea: con 10 cual me pOngo. ante las
delegaciones de los ~diferentes precin.
tos a la proxtma convention.
PEDRO F. SALAzAR.
Chamita, N. Mex,
Precinto No. g..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
REsoLucioNEs.

San Rafael, N. M, AgOsto is, 1916
isrs editor de "N Nueyo Mexicano.
Muy ST, MIC:
tSfrYase dar cabida a las sigulentes
resollciones de. c%ondolencia en- gu q
probable semanario, por 10 cual ls an
ticipo las gracias.
POR CUANTO que Ell Tudopodeposo
tuFo q bien ,apartar de este Vale De
Lamentos Ell dfa 10 de Agosto. A. p,
1881, a nuestro querido padre, JUAN
SERNA. Et finado naci6 en- Cebo-
Ileta, N. M. Ell dfa is de, Mayo, A. D.
1928. AL tempo dc. gu muerte tenia
sg amos, nj finado on ~reterencia, 81
tempo de subir a Ia ~eternidad, deta
phinefgidos en- 81 mas protlndo dolor
a ssn. sfligida esposa Matianits 3 de
6arna, SUI madre pulftica ia, Catalina
7, de Saavedra, 20 hijos 9 hijas, 67
nletoa y nietas, II, bisnietos, hacienda
I'M total de 1O4 descendientesi y
EONSIpERANDO ell justo pesaF de
los -doilentes, Sc ha resueIto por estas
lffeas, 81 que suscribe, Caaimirp 8.
Encero, hijp politico del finad0, 4 50
sonora esposa, madre, hiios, hijqs, her
l1knos, hermaras, nietos y nietaa bis
nistos u bfsnietas y. demAs d~olientes
paFticipa en- sentir Ia muerte de nues.
ft0 querldo padre. y pide que el Ser
S1ptemo les cpbije con su manic De
~rnnn0eId.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

ricanos. grAsmos en- n tarifa Que
proteja Rueatross prpductos. Industries
tfabaiQ eN contra de los productos
baratos y trabajo extranieros. Cree.
mos en- Ia promulgacion de tales le-
yes que sIrgaH para asegurar Ell CAPT
tai y eli trahaio de ma manera justa.
81 capital y 81 trabaio deben If de la
manp, Ninguno puede proBperar sin
Ia ayuda del otro. Creemos que Ell
partidp r~eppbIicano De Nuevo Mexico
esta en- la msyQgia y debe controlar
los asuntps p0lfticos del estado, y nos
comprometemes nosotros y nuestro
partldo, en- ell cpndedu de Gante Fe, a
soatener los candidates que sean nomi
nadoa por la conyenci6n republican,
del estado Y por esta convention.
ReRu6lYase: que esta convention a.
dopta como 50 emblema la Bandera
Americana"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
e~LEcANrEs RoDAs.


Cebolla, N. M, Agosto IA, 1916.
Sr. editor de I'll Nuevo Mexicano'
Santa re, N. M.
lMuy ST.. milo:
Isl Dc es convenience, sfryase publ.
q Ell siguiente communicate, por 10
cual le estare muy agradecida.
Elegantes fueron las DOdas en- oca-
ci0n del enlace conyugal de Ia sefori-
ia Valentino Montoya, la mas estima-
da sehorita puedo decir, entire todas
las muchachas del condado de Rio
Arriba, hija 1pica del popular ciudada
no Jose i. Montoya y su no menos
digna esposa Doha Rebeca Montana
de Montoya; con Ell Rbrillante j0ven
Luis d. La Riba, hiio de D. Julian d
La Riba, y eeposa sonora Brfgida Cha
con della Riba. M acto ceremonial
tuvo lugar en- la iglesia de Park View
Dor ell Rev. Padre Toribio Cristman,
sirviendo he padrinpsy ell respectable
senortD German Truiillo, de FL Rito,
y la bella sehorita lgnacita Trujillo,
ito y prima de la novia, respectful.
ment.e.
Fue muy solemnel Ell acto, con misa
.cantada por 81 coro de Park View.
La reception y congratulaci6n que
los noVios recibieron de un gFandfsi-
mo ndmero de personals del lugar fue
imponente; distinguiendose entire to.
das, las seHoras May II, de Martinez,
y sehora DR.. Haynes. Desde la pu-
erta de la iglesia a la casa de la Sra.
Cecilia Chacon, tia del noYio, fue una
lluvia de flores y arroz, conque obse-
Quiaron a los novios todas las amigos
de la novia; tan ~apreciada y merece.
dora ha sido Miss Valentinal
Los presentes de que fueron reel
pientes la felfz pareia fueron tantos,
y tan variados, que serfa largo enume-
rarlos; en- resGmen dire; que en- d.
nero effective en- orc, fueron mas que
sesenta pesos.
la reception que Sc do en- la casa
de aos seaores padres de la novia, fue
de 10 mejor, 10 cual in%necesario es
describir.
Bale no 10 hubo, debidO q que los
novios habian propuesto If a pasar 81
luna de miel en- la clndad de Durango,
Colorado, pero fne diferido ell viajeI
debido a las fuertes liuvias y 10 intran
citabIes de los caminos entire Cebolla
y Chama, para tornar ell ~ferrocarrll.
Que vivian felices 90 81 deseo de es,
ia su prIma de la felfz pareja, la cual
se suscrfbe, con alto reBpeto,
MISS ANNA MONTANA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
Los cERTlFIcApos A Los MACS
FRoe DEL ~coNDADo; q SON
DEL GRAno TERCERo.

cuatFo ceFtlfleades de primer grade Y
dlez Dc eegundc grade. Muehce Do
lce apIlcantes 'tomaran 81 exkmen
ptra, veg
Les certificados para los WeeAtrqs
del condado de- Santa ne han sid0
~prepaFadps. por Ell d~epartamentp do q
ducAcl6n, f~undAndose Eobre los gradus
marcadoE ppr Ell cuerpo de lecteFea ex-
pertos. Estoa certificates son 81 re-
suitado de los examenes que tuvier0n
lugar en- ell institute del copdado de
Santa re. Algunos de log WaestFos
no tnyieron los grados'tan altos como
Rsperaban, y en- consecuencia van a
recibir certificates mas baios que 10
hHe deseaban. Estos maestTQR. ne
cree que probarAn otra vez en- los exA-
menes adicionales cue Sc tendran en-
Septiembre u Octubre.
LOS certificados de primer grado
CUB se han expedido, son como sigle:
Charles Gooeh. Anita Wieltge. Isabel
Walker Blanch Parrett.
Los de segund0 grade son como si-
que: Flora Wagner, Pillar Delgado,
4a9y 11VturNr EcuIV uJutOl ADptg
Thornell, Robert Romero, Ralph Roi,
bal, Frank v. Ortiz, Lucy Krick, Nora
Black.
NOs certificados de segundo y ter
esr grado, souvenirs, Sc han expedido
~asIluctlIe Longino y Mae Gladen, res
pectivamente. ambas de las cuales tie
men menos de is amos de edad. Es-
tos certificates, testifican sinlplemen.
u que las portadoras han hecho q ira
baio p~reparatorlo n~ecesario y que han
obtenido los grades necesarios, pero
lRs autoriza para ensefar solamepte
cuando se pida e%specialmente POT 81
superintepdente del condado.
Los certificados de tercer grado
que han sido firmados son para las
sigpientes personals. Lola Williams,
BlYira Williams. Rita Barela, Madge
Stephens. J. d, Sena, Gertha Segira.
Jose Baca y Ortiz Candida Ortiz, Ma
~ Napoleon, Santiago Martinez, Flo
riDa Lujan, Mrs. Manuel Lujan, Fran
cen Duran, Mrs. NJ. Dominguax, Julia
DC Aguero, Emingueta De Aguero,
Norma Davis, Tossie Cortez, Josie M.
BdatcB. R. Bustamante y Maggie Ack.
eFmRn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
Al PUEBLO DEL coNDADo
DE Rio AFRICA.

La ~urgencia de varios de mis- ami.
COS personales, y despues de madura
reflection, me he decidido en- haceI
la carrera para la oficina de ASSESSOR
DE CoNDADo, y por 10 tanto. sere un
aspirante a dicho puesto ante Ia pr0xi.
ma convention republican, de conda,
do. )
ME valgo de este aviso para poner
mi resolution ante Ell conocimiento
del pueblo de este condado, por raz6n
de serme impossible verne personal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
RnsIrm AnFMrAs

RESUWWAsM ADFNFAS que una
copia de estas resoiuciones sea man.
dada a su familia, y que sean publica-
das en- 'Tl Nuevo Mexicano de Santa
Fes N. M.
Ahora deseamos dar las gracias a to
das las personals que tnvIeron Ia bon.
dad de acompaiarnos tanto en- su en-.
fermedad como en- su funeral. Ahora
quedo. rogando al Creador de todas
Qas cosas que nuestrO padre este repo.
sando en- au Mansion eterna.
CASTMIRO s. LUCERO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
FuE HERlDA ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Hf EN- GALLUP.

Gallup, N. M, Agosto 1S.-La Sra.
de Lorenzo Sanchez, que viye cerca
de Ramah, recibio una dolorosa heri-
da en- un music. por IN trio de pisto-
la. La sra. Sanchez eBtaba en- la
tienda de sH esposo, sentada con su
baby en- su regago, detras del mostra-
dor, cuando ell chiQuitin cogi6 La pis.
tola, cuando la tuvo a su alcance, de-
jAndola caer. La pistola Sc dispar6
y la bala entr6 en- Ell music de la ma
ma. Embellishments Sc condujo a la
herida al campo de McGaffey. donde
81 Or. Andrews he hizo la primera Gu
racion. Sc esta ~recuperando.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
~EXPL|CAC|0N SOBRE
La LEY De TERRENOS.

Por creerlo de utiIIdad pdblIca, repro
duclmos a continuation ia slguIen.
70 communication que 81 Sir. Francis.
co Delgado, realstrador de terrencs,
envl6 a "El combatev de Wagon
Mound, referente a "a nueva 10y de
~terrencs, cuyo texto pubIIcamce en-
81 n0mero 2, tonic %, del 27 de Ju-
Ito ppdc', y que slrve para aclarar
algunos puntos que Sc han entendI.
do NAL en- dIcha ley. dice asf:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

Saco de "a 10. "bonanEAH A. :. - ~" q
(solamente .un sacp q cada marchante)
Sandals de Texas, u libra, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a.
Todas classes de Frutas yVerd uras
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-23
ASTONISHING INCREASE IN
RAILROAD LIFE-SAVING.

A years the fatality lists of American rail-
roads almost appalling those of beIgerents
the biz The annual report issued by the inter
state commerce commission shows an astonishing
dimnution accidents fatalities the Railway
Gazette SAYS 1T marks the greatest Improvement
safety railroad operation recorded in single
year"
1910 there 2,3S3, fatalities among railroad
employees. The number has steadily diminished since
then being $3.50 i'm 1914 and only 1909 last year
The number of passengers killed in 1910 421'
1918 only 222-
The total number of passengers and employees in
jured year less than 100000 against 49,, 900
for 1914. and 100000 for 1913.
six railroads went through year without the loss
OF "A single life. and two have the proud record of
neither killing manning any passenger employe
a train accident. The Pennsylvania system. for the
Transporting all millions of passengers without
fatality
The honor roll not a result Of chance the
outcome earnest work the highest type of
intelligence and the expenditure money
on safety appliances. Block systems have been per
fected roadbeds have been improved, mechanical
devices many installed. all-steel
resisting and shock have been adopted employees
have been trained in carefuIness and efficiency
The director OF the American Museum Safety has
remarked Germany has. every year. nearly half
million men o add her armies. and above the
number We should the military system.
because we disable in industry that many more
than Germany does. evident, however. that the
railroads are rapidly getting their the
rep-oach. our mining and manufacturing industries.
while they show considerable improvement still lag
behind the railroads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-23
CHICAGO PHILANTHROPIST PROPOSING
MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR EVERYBODY.

The health commissioner of Chicago announces that
he is going publish magazine, for free distribution
devoted 10 the hygienic education of the public lie
will have a staff fifteen physicians help him. The
magazine viii be issued once month Every issue
will aim deal especially with the health problems Of
particular class of citizens and will be placed in
the hands of those for whom it is intended An issue
walters Mattresses for example, will
be distributed in all the restaurants
There will be articles instructing mothers how to
their babies various articles dealing
with vocational Diseases articles OF interest and value
all of people calculated 10 educate them in
taking of their health. Everything will be
written in popular style possible making med
ineligible aymen of ordinary understand
ing.
This is in line with the tendency take the
mystery of medicine and place professional knOw
edge at the disposal of everybody 1t is in line with
the tendency of public health authorities everywhere
the scope of their and make prac-
teal.
And this magazine is being financed privately by
Chicago phlanthropist Why shouldn't big city
support a publication itself? And is.
the woman's Because"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-23
CYCLONE" PREPAREDNESS AS TEXAS
STATESMAN WANTS IL

Hon Cyclone" Davis collar statesman from the
Lone star state. has gone into action at last And
when cyclone starts on anything. he is busy
barefoot boy in bumbe-bees nest.
At last ne has introduced a bill into congress-one
only far but don't think he is laying down his
for this bill provides Uncle with army free
OF cost and keeps it going ever after.
forced pay the cost of maintaining soldier or
$4,000 OF capital surplus in ex-
cess OF S250.O00 in time each So. 600
excess of $4,000.
ON personal incomes and family incomes the joint
income O husband and wife Davis would assess
OF maintenance of soldier sailor for each
$4,000 in excess of $4,000 year time peace.
In times the possessors of incomes must maintain
the same soldier sailor for each $4,000 in excess
OF $1,000
Inheritance. dowres and incomes 10y foreign invest
ment in America must likewise pay for private in the
army OF navy each S25 600 received i'm excess Of
$4,000. and time for each 100000 excess OF
$4,000.
Violators of the proposed law Davis would punish
10y treatns them deserters. In war times they
would be shot
Don't think. dear reader. because of the concluding
paragraph and because he halls Texas that
cyclone a boodthirsty wretch ON the contrary. he
is as gentle as doggy" calf raised on skim milk
He wouldn't really shoot anything except maybe.
craps.