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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
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The punice Psains Democrat Says that
". II. WORKMAN ii having trouble keeping
HIS holise level. II is said that the high
wind one night last week blew the sand out
from under the house and tilted y % that
be rolled out OF bed
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

Il is not such a slam on the winter Ell
mate Of Santa ne when q total monthly
snowfall Of eighteen inches with never
more than six inches on the level, breaks
ali records Tor thirty years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

The attorney general finds the pardonine
power 10 vested in the governor. and not 81
Honnrable Epimeaio A. Mere. Of Sand0val
county. This fact is worthy Of thoashtlel
consideration b. the Hon. Epimenio,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

Lake Arthur Times: Judge Morgah III
|oaiVed q Northumberland q blnck:hapa+
notice at the poatoflce one day last week.
Ha cannot understand the Significance bf'
III, but ae near as Ne can tell, somebody on
liIieIf way ID TIE dance len Their pocket
gtece IN the lobby of Is - a notice for him
|f1 mere on. II The fofilef tho owner may
claim HIS property, end nothing win he aHiq,
~ tho latter the #1hdsE Wbiud nave vs. rer
hlInd the heneef OK t1e notice that ne Is
fetty handy With the shotgun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

The mere fact that $20o.o0Qo more WAS
spent ~ New aiexleois schools last year
than the year before is sufficient proof Of
how the SCHOOLS are going ahead.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

New York sun; nature falifs are agrele
that undnr certain circumstances an ele
plant might swallow a ban moose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
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UkA@9 PIeSus



EVOLUTION
s'Me nanae r. Tim oshpo|sY. 81 lived "
county Cork.
TIL O. eRms spt ~ AlAerlQy e. ~ 50
81 strlsk ~ utsh ssFssss 4 l|ky
sM,a ~ ,hsrnA. ~ ~ ~hlskv-thAv
ss t,,ak I, sroyn ~ XVI
sasT ~ W. Mierev XIX
IVY sl'NM wv
\. u M msSrv II, ..artsa
Than fhev called me sMIsther Hooldy,
81 me 6tIy friend, Tim
Thc prasts wnd ofatc ~ wId = smile
They shoved NE INTO bolDtIcs, an ihep,
bedad, ol ran
on the dImmysFatIs tlsket FER 70 NJ A
aldsrHi4n.
to wtfks me name
And read the papers SOS 10 learn the
new fesofmers' game.
1881 W""#MT| E"HrEHA M 3M|*TH.
Upon ne honest word,
The choir sang sHeoley, Hooley, q
Hooley II the AordF"
ANOTHER chACh At HeNNEhf
santa re- y. ~ |an. e. 1870
Dear EAltoff
IL 4 FORD car Al obstruction The
staiates ~ New Msklco trather the n.
dexl say L y: Looking A the tndcx II
c~odifleation 1915, under aFEs we find The
following: FoRps-See HIGHWAYS
The ccdIflefs had the popularity Of thls
csrtaIH vehicle IN mind perhaps. pr
looking further however, we lind "a sec.
1868 thereof the following: FORpS-
DISTRACTIONS
Very truly yours,
N. J. M'GUlNNE@s
rroubtes
.so.. ,,.o,,b,aa ,,,at ~ ros,sA 65f. FRET
ss 49, 3saa a.ssa rsI,ta tnrgst
~, 1870 Xms sfon~
ssv,er1snS cslIslau Il Iudre.
~. 49, .sebssss w,,ee,Z
%ars = shs panaTa nam
VI, 49, ..,s.r M1Ss "a & s,sTs 5,fn NJ
sa.n nssls 6 MIN - hs,ne bala
1870 1. ! 5000. sh,atv9
u. n.,s.. nh,,a
Pefhans one reason Mr.. Bryan Is So
Nttlet uenA1es 49,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
WHA1.s HE EATINe NoMf

1T Sumner Review. Mrs. Geo. Drybread
did not return with her husband from Kan
sac; but will visit there for a couple Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
WAYzlMMANAME9

portales Herald TImess orr genial hard
waite lnan, j. B. SIedge, returned the latter
part Of last week from an extended visit Of
some four weeks over the South.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
a rRurAFUL SOCIETY RAog
iFrom the Isordsbarg Idbefal.J VI
ny Sally siinslt.)

Editorial Note: 1-fOlIOWlhg the CUSTOM
Of some Of the aaateF-day newspapers, the
Western Liberal herewith inaugurates its
Society Page as che management believes
Il should be conducted, NO newspaper Is
.u~p-fc-snufi without Society Slush. Nay,
nay. The good 0lsl.fashioned way Of mixing
un scandal and rot in the news columns "
passed. Hnl no for the Society Section al
by IT'S lonesome
some MARRIAGES Is Taey Are
lima Carr and jB. a. Carr we're married
yesterday ny The justice Of the peace, WHO
stated to the Liberal f~epbiter that lie haH
never Rad any Intention Of being a tallroad-
tfs but now found himself compiling cars.
TIE former Miss Carr and Mr.. Carr claimed
they were no relation, but now that they
were coupled there was nothing in a name
The justice Of the peace-warned the newly
Offspring Ford Tiny wouldn't 1t be terrifc7g.
The Liberal has known MI, Carr for a nam
Der 81 years. He is worthless and good for
nothing. He has never paid his debts and
now owes five years subscription. How
Ne win make 4 living for his wife no ono
knows. The bride is known as a first
class gossip
They have no friends TO congratulate
them.
Tome vhv Mls Ghthf anu eHVoAs AHe oC
oIety Editress just took out a new policy.
AZ quitting party was held Wednesday at
tho hume Of Mrs. IL. 2. MARI. The ladies'
have been invited TO Mrs. Marks three
TIMES this year and have quilted three
uuilts, receiving III exchange some weak
tea and cakes a Ia brick, The ladies are
wise but Mrs. Marx is too well supplied
with quilts now 70 give her the cold and icy.
cur beautiful Society Editress has
hoaght himself a new calabasI pipe and
has cut out cigarettes. Last week the Ed
ltfesb spfained his wrist and anybody who
ever tried to use the shears with the left
hand WIN sympathize with hin.
IS ISM this awfulg a Lordshurg gentleman
and bis wife went into q local restaurant
and AN attractive yong lady dressed IN
black came in and sat at an adjoining table.
An attractive widow observed wiley
c0ldlS..
eYes. indeed. d very beautiful and charm
Ing widow agreed Mr.. Husband enthusi-
res, sighed mrs. wife, 4 wish | we're
one
Whoops ny dea-we are going to have a
divorce III these columns. I fear.
Mint to jhae brides: II Is well to send
lout your inYitatiDns early say now IN Jan.
marty. When people receive Invitations late
they are often out az funds and gifts may
not lie as nuJ1efOus as otherwise. Have
vnur invitations read as follows: "Mr, and
Mrs. Blank request YOUR presents at the
Weddings etc. For this bint the bditfess
win accept more Invitations to tea,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
A4LTTLE TACK

Haaefman Messenger; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Nail report the arrival OF a new daughter
lat their home on Tuesday morning.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

The hOusemaid wears short skirts
When load is to believe THAT The ais.
ease called h~ousemaid's knee must
We very boeoming. The housemaid
goes around the house very Quietly
moi even fliatuFbins the dust,
ThA hobsemaidsA chief duty + ~
lick things u~pWhich ahe does very
mictiy. ~ Inc time she has nieked
10 thiftYselsW hair pins, four combs
aid a barelta pr twp and las empticd
nine badly crushed cigars from the ash
receiver. the ncwa 0f tie ~cueaeoment
does not strike her IN The nature ef q
shock.
The hpusemaid likes to read yanld
fiction, SEE empty playa and talk seam
dai. III fact, II nine cases out of ten.
She Is n no way superior to her mis-
tfess-Jnase.
THE NAN who WIS arrested for hor'
f0wIne money Ia atttnu Tie funeral Of
hda ~peflecfls alive iatlHef must have
taken d leaf out Of thc book Of the
haseballloyirg once boy who used to
bury bis grandmother every SATURDAY..
THAT Mora county minister who was
arrested on the charge Of stealing
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

cur beautiful Society Editress has
bought himself a new calabash pipe and
has cut out cigarettes. Last week the Ed
ltfess spfained his wrist and anybody who
ever tried to use the shears with the left
hand WIN sympathize with him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
.P|MPLES ON arms
FACE AND NECK
Skin Sore and Would Crack Open.
Finally Got in Scalp. Hair
Fell Out by HandfuIs.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

my trouble began when would got hot
and would break out In spots and Itch and
burn. II affected my arms. face and neck,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
AS A WOMAN SEES IT
By RHETA CnlLDE DoRR,
FRESH AIR.

FRESH AIR
which sweeping the country Is serious
remind that there is one almost method Of
promising method OF avoiding IT,
Fresh air during an epidemic OF this Kind than at
medical changed within the last nifty years ha
the old who advocated fresh ar
firmly convinced that too much air
and death to the sick
night When the proposal light city streets
with Berlin almost unit against It.
protest against street lighting declaring
that the death from pulmonary diseases would unqueonaby be
staying safely in their home would go
out into the night air themselves poisoned
the lungs rlghtfuly prevalent
Whole families Hardly family who did not lose least
consumption Such thing
apparently although records
faulty
deson that and especially draugh deadly 1t said that
bitterly complained OF having occasion shared with crank
who insisted hosting the window two inches Mr. Lincoln caught
bad cold
That dark Coumpv live in the day and
night and Pneumonia pu patients sleep
hospital children ouodoos
schools advanced schools children the when is
raining Rain-washed air is especially
Defy the grip with windows wide
in the than heated Walk whenever is
IDLE. doctor told me all this and asked me II.
Copyright. Evening Mail Syndicate, Inc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
SUFFERING AND
MISERY LASTED .
I LONG YEARS
But Wentworth Banished This
Quickly for Mrs. H. Will
Iiams, of First Street.

IL have had headaches for seven
years and stomach trouble, with a
bloating that was most distressing.
Always have been constipated also,
SO bad that I had to be taking medi-
cine for 1t constantly. During these
years of suffering and misery ! have
doctored with some OF the best doc
tors in the state but without re-
suits.
II have taken just one bottle OF
your wonderful Wentworth and have
never had the headache since / be-
'gan. In fact l feel fine. Nerv-Worth
has done me a wonderful sight OF
good and certainly recommend 1t
to everybody"
These are Mrs. Williams's convinc-
ing words. Mrs. Williams lives at
1913 First street. Note the fact that
although her ills became deep-rooted
during seven years. single bottle
Of Wentworth made her over. There
Is not nerve tonic in the world
that would have acted so promptly
and thoroughly.
Your dollar back at Burke's drug
store, where Nerv-Worth Is sold ex-
clusively In Clarksburg, II Nery-
Worth does not help you.-Adyer-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

judges authority such as restricting
the freedom of Judge in instructing
a jury -betrays regrettable distrust,'
the justice declared.
Competent Administration.
"There can be no respect for the
law without competent administration
and there can be no competente admin
istration without adequate power" he
declared. I'VE shall never rise to our
opportunities in this country and Sc
cure a proper discharge Of the public
business until we get over our dislike
of experts and the difficulties In the
way of needed improvements in the
administration of justice will not be
overcome by tying the hands OF those
most competent to deal with them"
Speaking of reform OF legal pro-
cedure, the justice characterized the
network of legislative rules and prac-
tice" in New York as reproach to
the state.
"The remedy, believe, is to replace
these rules with few statutory pro-
visions forming basis Of procedure,
leaving all the details to be supplied
by rules of court. The important
equity practice of the federal courts
Of the country is governed without
difficulty by a few rules promulgated
by the supreme court. There is no
other way, it seems to me, to give the
requisite simplicity and elasticity to
procedure. There may be prejudice
among lawyers TO committing this
mower to the bench, because OF the fear
that rules of practice will be removed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

-A and later II would become
MSySs3 red with little white pimples.
v The skin was sore and would
!: ! !. :: :. : ! !: !:
MA crack open in places. could
a not sleep. II finally got in
e my scalp and would itch and
n III burn. My hair would fall
4 MA out by handouts.
XIII when / used Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment It gave
me relief, used ono cake Of Cutlcura
Soap and two boxes Of Ointment and then
to be sure it was gone used ono cake OF
Cuticura Soap and half box OF Ointment
and I got completely healed" (signed)
Cleveland Moore. Bell. Fla. Aug. 8. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With APP. Skin Book on request Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. 7, Bos-
tom" Sold throughout the world.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

from the range of the just influence OF
the bar. This, think, is misappre-
hension. 1t would be far easier TO
convince a court Of the. necessity OF
a change in its rules than to convince
the legislature, while on the other
hand unnecessary tinkering would be
made more difficult"
Justice in the minor courts, ne
concluded, "the only courts that NIL
lions of our people know-adminis-
tered without favoritism by men con-
spicuous for wisdom and probity, is
the best assurance Of respect for our
institutions. The administration OF
commercial law by recognized experts
in a direct fashion appropriate to the
subject is needed quite as much as uni
form state acts to commend the law
TO practical men of affairs. The strip
ping of criminal procedure of need
less requirements, without impairing
the security of innocence, and in gen
eral the fearless destruction OF pro-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

judges authority such as restricting
the freedom of a Judge in instructing
a jury "betrays regrettable distrust,'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

I1iHM1 aaiiiTI oITTIa1III IMNIMH8NannT NIlluLBm{
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
The Grip.

Grip Is something Of a joke 10
those who have never had 1t, but
when they get 1t they become dead
to all sense OF humor. No disease
was ever more appropriately named
because grip takes hold of the entire
system. TO get rid Of 1t take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
carefully observe the directions with
each bottle. This remedy Is highly
recommended by those who have
used 1t and know its real value. OBJ
tainable everywhere - Advertise
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
visions which only embarrass the just
disposition of controversies should not
be long delayed

The Looaon country cnunc;l has
decided to comm IN, rate the resi-
dence o. lord List"r in London by
house., - Park Crescent, Marlebone
road "'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15
Ewald O. t"Jumbo") stiehm.

Indiana's new football coach,
Ewald o. Stiehm, a former Wiscon-
sin star, will receive the highest
salary eve- paid q coach at the
Hoosier school. Stiehm, who has lost
only two games in five years, will go
to Bloomington at the conclusion Of
his contract with Nebraska and will
have charge of spring practice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-15

British soldiers, wanting flavor for
their tea, MIXED stray goat by the
roadside. Then while they were look
ing for something in which to strain
the milk, Nanny drank up the tea.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
LAST WORDOF J.. s. IN
ANCONA CASE READY
Believed Here This Acknowledge
ment of Austria's Latest
Note Will Close Incident.

This Governments note acknowledge
ing AustIia's latest in the Ancona case
mas been prepared by Secretary Lansing.
and Will be ready for the Presidents ap-
proval or disapproval when he returns
tomorrow from his Yachting trip.
Upon its contents hinges future ne
Eotiations concerning the Ancona Incl
dent. Opinion in the state Department
Is that with the Presidents o. Is. af-
fixed to the present paper. the case will
be closed.
The acknowledgment would have gone
forward sooner. II Is said. had 1t not
been for the sinking of the Persia Just
at the time when the Ancona matter
was being disposed OF. Austria is re-
garded as having met every demand of
the American Government SO far as the
Ancona case is concerned. With the re-
ceipt of her official declaration that the
Persia was not sunk by one Of her sub
marines. It is expected that the final
statement of the United States in that
case also will be made
1t is believed generally the Persia case
likewise will become past issue. Aus
tria's denial is on its way to Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Times Arranges Food
ShOw for Housewives
BILLY" and "Ma" Sunday
Hit the Cookie" Trail

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 2a.--
Billy and "Ma" Sunday
hit the Cookie trail, where
thousands OF Trenton women
have trodden during the past
week, and became converts
to the culinary art, as ex-
pounded by Sherwood P.
Snyder yesterday.
The evangelist and his wife
we're given a warm welcome
by the cooking school dem
onstrator and the scores of
persons in charge of the
numerous pure food exhibi-
ton booths, and manifested a
great interest in the show
and lectures.
The Sundays visited the cook
ing school at the invitation
of Ralph w. Perry, personal
representative of Sturges
Dorrance, and in return Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder attended
the evangelist's services in
the tabernacle.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23

ed the Americans to search, for the
stolen cattle. but with "A Carranzista
soldier, not policeman
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
SHIP READY
TO SAIL TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The New York
and Porto Rican liner Brazos. which
was rammed by the Suffolk in fog
yesterday while on her way to Porto
Rico with III tourists aboard, will re-
sume her journey southwark tomorrow
afternoon.
Workmen were busy this morning
patching up the ten-foot hole torn in
her starboard side. She took in no
water and no one was hurt.
No one of the passengers. among
whom were Alfred 7. and Richard Ring
ling. of circus fame, Cancelled his pas
sage.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23

ed the Americans to search, for the
stolen cattle. but with Carranzista
soldier, not policeman.
Want Bodies Shown
Citizens of Ysleta, the home of Akers,
met last night and adopted a resolu-
ton directed to Congressman w. +.
smith asking that Carranza officials at
.Juarez be requested to exhibit the
hodies of the Duran brothers after the
execution this morning. so that It may
be definitely determined whether either
actually was the man who killed Akers.
Following the mass meeting In Islcta
last night Felipe Cruz. Salvador and
Thomas Granillo, arrested several days
ago and held in the YsAta jail, were
brought to the FL Paso county jail for
safekeeping by Texas rangers.
The Mexican situation was further
aggravated today by official and unof-
ficial advices to the State Department
reporting the murder of nine more
Americans in Mexico. The State De-
partment received official confirmation
of the staying of Bert l.. Akers, u
ranchman. near JuareZ.
No official news of the murder Of
eight Americans at Eiuitla had been
ltCtINeu uD W Il itlt lOuuN, Dul
report was expected momentarilv from
the collector of customs at Douglas.
Ariz.. where the murders We're reported
hy Andrew j. Trunbo. an american re-
turning from Mexico.
The State Department Is investigating
reports that some of the Mcxicans IN
the party that murdered Akers wore
Carranza uniforms. The official report
-, ctnftn
Cobb at El Paso did not give any de-
tails. Instructions were sent to CoDb TO
send a complete report to the DEPART
ment at once. The report of the Car
ranzista commandant at Juarez that the
two MeXicans arrested for killing AkcrS
had confessed their crime and would be
executed today. was accepted by me
state Department as an evidence tnat
the Carranza government is acting
promptly to aNenGe the AMERICAN
murder. Nevertheless, the department
wants to know the truth concerning the
report that Carranza soldiers were IN
the force attacking Akers.
State Department officials would not
comment today on newspaper reports
from FL Paso that General Villa bad
sent a courier to the border with per
sonal oknial of responsibility for the
Santa Sabel massacre, in which SiGht-
cen Americans were killed. Officials
said they could not comment on news
DISPATCHES. They expected. however.
officials at FL Paso would report the
Villa statement to Washington
Transmission to the Senate OF all data
Of the state Department bearing on the
Mexican situation is being delayed until
the return 9f President wilson. ~
ficials fear publication of the coniden-
tial information in the hands of the
Government will serve not only to EN-
barrass the United States in handling
the Mexican situation. but viii inia1ne
thc naonIe The record of murder. burn
ing. looting. and outra&es in Mexico
particularly is one that officials fear
would cause bitter debates in and out or
Congress.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23

their guests at this instructive exposi-
ton.
Admission coupons will be published
in The Times. Simply clip these cou-
pons out. present them to the door
keeper at the Arcade Monday, January
81, or any day during the week of the
exposition and pass in to hear the words
of wisdom and behold the wonders
stored there for educational purposes.
Within the next several days WASH
ington grocers will be supplied with
tickets emitting the holders to free ad-
mission to the exposition. These tickets
will be distributed to all housewives
who ask for them.
Watch the columns OF The Times fax
further announcements regarding this
wonderful opportunity afforded the
women of Washington to learn the
scientific and economical way to pre-
pare foods of all kinds. ans to witness "A
rare exhibit of pure food products and
pictures depicting their Manufacture.