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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
AcRADEcIDo.

ID. Atanacio MOntOya. superinten
dente de eseuelas del condado de Der,
nalillo, Sc muestra a~gradecido Dor e
tratamiento dado a dos miempros qsf
la Convention Educational que ass
tieron en- esta ciudad a las sesiones
de dicha Asamblea. re incidentalmen'
te al Nnevo Mexicano que publeao nu
resdmen de sus tfabaios.
DebemOs deeir que en- este, nuestFo
peri6dico no ha heeho sino obedecaF
a sds impulses de justicia hacia qufen
10 merece. Dtros ~educadores notl-
bles tambien tensmos en- nuestra lis
ia, que a su vez ~recibiran Ell mismo
honor, puesto que losotros no vemos
a los individuos, sine p sus meritos, y
cuando aIguno de los ~empleados publ
cos merece alabanzass las prodigamos
guHtosos, 10 miEmo que criticamps dos
actos de los que sgd acreedores a cen
snras.
la labor educational del Sr Mon
toya en- ell condado de Bernaltllo ,ha
sido digna de encnmios, y nosotros 10
hemos dicho asf porque es de i~usticia
Oiala y su ejemplo see segnido por
los demAs superintendsntes de los de-
mas condados. AunQue sabem9s
biep que hay otros que igualmente Sc
han afanado por esparcir la educa'
ci6n y sus beneficios. 10 que a 81 item;
pc publicaremos, sin embargo deseE
mos que no Sc divide Iosaue puede ha-
Ger .un jefe de educaci0n cuando solo
tieDe por mira ell porrenir de 10 ninez
sin fntrigas politicas nj ambiciones
p~ersonales, como en- ell caso del ST.
Montoya.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
pETUvo LA Tos DEL GROUP DE
LOS NINOs.

"I1ace tres semanas dos de mis- nj
nos comenzaron a ahpgarse y a loser
y VI que tenian I'M ataque de Group
escribe Billie Mayberry, de Eckert
Ga. Tome una botella del Compues
to de Mel y Alquitran de Foley, " les
di una dosis antes ide acostarse, y
pronto Sc detuvo la tos Y Sc quedaron
dormidos. IA la manana siguienteH Va
tos y todos los slntomas del Group ha'
bfan des~aparecido.'' E Compueslo
de Mel y Alquitran de Foley es un re
medic de. primera clase a un preclc
reducido. para resfriados. bronquitisi
la grippe ytoses. DE yenta en- la 30
tica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
.NuEsTRA oFERTA De A NICKEL
Este Aviso Y s o~entavos.

MO DEJE PERDER ESTO.-Cortc
este ayiso, mandelo con 5 centavos y
envfeio a FOLEY & co, 2S35 Shef-
field Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, eseribiendo
Sill nombre y direction claramente. Re-
cibira en- cambio, 'un paquete de prue-
ba c~onteniendo Ell Compuesto de Mel
y Alquitran de Foley, para toses, res.
friados y Group; las Pfldoras de Foley
para los %rihones, para dolores en- los
costados y en- la espaIda, reumatismo,
dolencias del hfgado y los rihpnes; y
las Pasfiilas Catafticas de Foley, I'm
catartico complete para limpiar ell sis
tema, para constipados, billosidad, do
Tor de cabeza 9 intestinos desarregla-
dos. De venta en- la Capital Phar-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
LOS REsFRIADos DEsoUlDADOs
Sc PoNEN PEoR. 4

Una tos que irrita y pone Aspera Ia
%garganta, puede guar a una tos seria
cronica 81 Sc ~abandona. Los bal
samos curativos de la Mel, Pine y
Alauitran del Dr.. Bell, ell Remedio de
la Naturaieza-aliviara v eurara Ia
i~rritaci0n, la respiration sera mas "a
Gil, y las propiedades a~ntisepticas
mataran los germenes que retardaa
la curaci6n. Tengalo a Ia man pa
ra Ell Group, garganta adodorida y o.
tras afecciones ~bronquiales. Compre
una botella hoy. Els agradable para
tomarla. En- todas las droguerias,
por 25 centavos. /.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
suENo PARA 81 coNsTlPADo.

las Pastillas de Chamberlain son
e~xcelentes para el constipado. Son
a~gradables para tomar y suaves Y Sc
guras en- sus efectos. De venta en-
Ht0das parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

yados a cabo por Rertholdi, Ell autor
de la estatua do la Libertad, Sc cuen-
tan los siguientes: El monumental
la Lafayette en- Nueva York. hecho en-
1873; elTLe6n de BelEorF hech0 en-
1880; Ell monumental de Vlrimgetorix,
en- Caermont Ferrand, heeho en- 1902,
y 81 grupo de Helvecias Ileyando soco-
rro a Strassbufg, hecho en- 1895.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
MuJEREs NeRvIosAs.

lCuando la n~erviosidad es causada
por constipation, como a menudo SUI
cede, podra obtener pronto alivio 20
mando las Pastillas de Chamberlain.
Estas Pastillas tambien mejoran la
digestion. De yenta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
MEplclNA PARA LA Tos PARA
Los hlNos.

La Sra. Hugh Cook, de Seottsville,
N. Y, dice; "Haee cinco amos. cuando
estabam0s yiviendo en- Garbutt, IN. ",
70 cure a. dos de mis- nihos que SUI
frfan de r~esfriados, eone Remedio
IA Tos de Chamberlain, y encontrs
due es tai como 10 representan. Muy
pronto les aIivi6 la tos y les euro sus
fesfriados mas pronteJque cualquiera
otra medicina que habfa usado antes.
De Tenta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

AfIno y componeo Pianos Y Plano
las. Dele su orden en- IA easa de Ia
.sehora de Torres, Gale de San Fran
cisco, abaIo, No. 356.
/. PERcHEs ENRIQuEz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

-Hija mia, me parece que Perez
estA mpy inelipado a hacerte el amor.
Sabes cuales o sus intenciones?
NO, pero sc cuales son las mfas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
LA ESTATUA DE LA LIBERTAp
COMPARTMENTS fLUMl
MAZDA EN- N. YORK.

tEl dfa 2 del presente mes de Diciem
bre, ell Presidente Wilson do la senal
por medic del inalambrico, a las 6 en-
punto de la tarde. para que Sc ilumf-
nara instantaneamente la estatua de
la Libertad que esta situada en- la isia
Manhattan, en- la entrada de la Bahia
de Nueva York.
Hace treinta amos exactos que la es-
tatua m~encionada fue termi1ada por
ell celebre escultoP Frederic Auguste
Bertholdi, y desde entonces, dfa ada
la antorcha que sirve de remate a Ia
estatua ha ailuminado la bahia con sus
poderosos rayos, hasta que por fin no
solamente ell remate, sine toda la es-
tatua, quedara c~onvertida en- una ma
sa compacta de luz, Que salude a dos
viajeros inmigrantes a su llegada q
las playas americanas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

dente, a bordo del Mayflpwer, Ell eual
estaba lujosamente empayezado y an
clado al frente de la isla Bedloe, es'
taban: la Sra. Wilson, ed embaiad0r
frances. Jules j. Jusserand, sn sespOsa
de este, altos oficiales del eiercito J
la marina yylos representatives de al
gunas de las mas i~mportantes nacio'
mes.
"Al tocar Ell bottom electrico que de
IBERIA iluminar la estatua, Ell Presiden'
tie diip:
"Enciendo esta estatua, 0 ell pen,
samianto de que siempre exista como
un sfmbolo de nuestro proposito de
prOyectar sobre la Libertad, saeada
de nuestra propia vida como nacionl
una luz que reYele su dignidad, su, po-
der serene, su esperanto benigna y
su ~espfTitu guiador."
Una Saliva por los erandes cahones.
Los grandes calones de una diyI'
sion de la flota del Atlantico, disparo
un' saludo cuando, Sc ilumin0 la esta-
tua, dibujando sus contornos con lu-
Q blancas. Las sirenas de immune
rabies barcos surtos en- la bahia Sc
unieron al saludo, y resplandores ro'
jos brillaron a 10 largo de las oriIas
del mar en- Nueva York y Nueva Jer'
sey:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
Una aylatrfz haee evoIucIonss
notables.

"Se motto una rafaga de luz arribs
de la estatua, muy alto. Era Ruth
Law; la notable ayiatriz. americana
que hacfa ~eyolueiones con SUI aeropla'
no, agregando una espectacularfmani
festacion a las gfes~tiyidades. AFRO
jando v~istosas chispas dc luz desde
la cauda de su maduina- hizol mpvi'
mientos de circanvalaci6n al derredoi
de la isfa Manhattan. Aplausos FIRE.
neticos de Ia muchedumbre ~saiudaron
Ia aparici6n de la aviatrfz, los que Sc
acrecentaron cuahdo Vieron que en- la
parte inferior edel aeroplano a~parecfah
en- luces las letras de la palabra Ill
BERTY%
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
NOtabIss Paiabras del Presldeuts

FL Presidents, al hRblar la misma
n0che en- Ell banquete que sirvio de re-
mate a la fiesta, declare que. por los
dltimos dos amos, Ell habfa pensado
que ia paz vendra al mundo soiamen'
te con la Libertad."
Va paz del mundo, agrego ell Sr.
Wilson, mo Sc va a conseguir por me.
do del compaeto de las naciones, sine
por las simpatias de dos hombres.n
I'll Presidente declare que los Esta-
dos Unidos tienen una comunidad do
ideas con Francia, cayo pueblo regal6
la estatua de Bartholdi a los Estados
Unidos, ''porque una repdbhca debe
amar a la 0tra,"
FL Presidente habl6 de la signifi-
caci0n de la estatua de la Libertad
para los ~inmigrantes. Dijo que no
sa maravillarfa de Que ell espfritu IT,
pificado por el espfriyu gel Estado es-
tuviera ~representado en- ella.
ia unica luz, dijo Ell P~residente,
que nosotros podemos contribuir pa
ra la unificacion def mundo, es la luz
que irradia de nuestras propias vidas.
Con TODD el debido respeto hacia aque.
Hos que r~epresentan naciones que no
estan g~obernadas como la nuestra, 20
no creo que las n~aciones que estan go
bernadas por pequei0s grupos de HON
bres, puedan<tener exito. Ei mundo.
esta iluminado por ideps e ideaaes, y
los SACRIFICES De los hombres. permit
ten al mundo que siga adelante.'
Las obras de Bertholdi.
Entire los mas notables trabaios lie-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
q Aut0r.

"aMnNH+ FHEr.
lFrederic Auguste Bertholdi, Ell au.
tor do la estatua. naci6 Ell ano de 1854
en- Colmar, Alsacia, y muri6 en- 1904.
Aunque frances, era de descendencia
italiana. Fue comisionado por eli 60
bierno frances para d~esignar y ejecu-
tar la enorme estatua, Ia cuaI era un
obsequio que ell pueblo de Francia
hacfa al pueblo americana, como con-
memoracion del ~centenario de la In
d~ependencia de los Estados Unidos.
Sc levant0 en-. Francia una subscription
popular para allegar los fondos nece.
sarfos y 400 1000 PERSONS contribuye-
ron, todos ciudadanos ~francesess La
estatua qued0 tefminada definitiva-
mente en- Ell a6o de 1884, y dos amos
despues, en- 1885, qned6 ~instalada,
in~augurandose ese mismo aho. las
dimensiones de la estatua son colosa-
les. Cuenta 200 pies de altura, yes.
ia construida en- sfl totalidad de hie-
rro, sobre una base de granite. Re
presenta a una mujer, sfmbolo de "a
America, elevando en- alto la antorcha
de la LibeFtad. E1sta antorcha, pro-
vista de fanales poderosos, es Ia que
ha estado ardiendo noche a noche por
treinta amos. Por fin, por medic de
una subscription pdbllea en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, Sc proveyeron los fondos
n~ecesarios para i~luniinarla todas con
Ell resultado de que el rdia 2 ppdo., 81.
Presidente Wilson, como cabeza de Ia
naci6n, hizo Ia inauguration solemne
de Ia nueya mejora.
iyeahaos 10 que sobre este soienne
acto nos dice, en- paFte, la Prensa Aso-
ciada.
Una compaRia pistlnouldA
nAernnados al .derrednr del prasi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07
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Ia PARre De orsRo

Tomamos del HSilver city Indepen,
dent" 10 siguiente:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

~susefIbass ! aEI Nusv0 MsnIeanov
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

Las obrss de Bertholdi.
Entire los mas notables trabaios lie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-07

Una compaRla nistIn0uldal
'AgrupadOs al derredOr del Presl-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
IN MEMORIAN

Mrs. Virginia Terrell was born in Spottsylvania County, Va, 1924. Died June 30th, 1916. Age 91 years, 7 months and 19 days. She moved to St. Louis. Mo, 1886. From there to Craw- ford county, Ark, in 1861, and then to Hampstead county in 1863, and lived there until she died.
 She was married to William Terrell in 1884. To this union 1 children were born, two of whom are living. Albert Terrell and Mrs. Fannie Moss of Arcadia. She left s grand children. l6 great grand children. F great, great grand children and a host of friends to mourn her death. Her husband died 29 years ago, but she was cheerful during those lonely years of widowhood,
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

rending of the fieecy mass by some ky-blowing wind, and then through the monster rift beheld great patch of heavenly azure set thick with silver stars.
 Old Glory-was it not-bla- zoned in beauty across the wes- tern heavens for all the world to seel
 The flag flies now, in actual presence, over the mightiest of republics and needs no longer the seers of dreams and visions to find it in the skies. It is su- premely youthful, vivid, tangible and vibrant with eagerness and action, and by right of it's age old and mystic kinship, it floats high in the free winds of heaven, It is further hallowed, too, in that we of the South, watching it now and then through tears, see blended with its streaming bands, like haunting vision of great things unfulflled, the di- agonal bars of a ghostly blue cross, blood-set and starred with heroic memories.
 It IS our flag-God make us worthy of itl-Anne Raekin in July Southern Woman's.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

dutiful child. She was buried at Sweet Home church, services conducted by Bro. Will Brooks, a man she always loved and prayed for. The bright evening sun on the new made grave just after a storm seemed typical of Heaven after a wayworn pilgrim age.
 One of our number has departed, To her glorious home above, And while we mourn we'll be light
 hearted,
 For she's resting in his love. Farther on in the realms of beauty, Far away on the golden shore, Pressing on in the line of duty, We shall meet to part no more,
 Written at the request of the family by, J. W. Nelson,
 Mrs. F. Honea.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
OUR FLAG

Did you ever think how great a master of heraldry nature is, and of now she sets the signs and cmbiems of human thought over earth and sky and sea all uu,ramme'el by Limitations of color CT of space"
 Have you not, now and then, watched the rosy clouds of , sun >e. SKY .s tncs ltcaiAeI ayl, 5 ta4 t.aa7 ats er@e aH3 If h%me aud white, and have yJu
 ar felt in them, as y.u .oa<c. a maaism mystical ano aaa' u.t? And have yoC net sometimes then of Q sudden seen a strange, wide
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

keeping a comfortable living and spotless home for herself and af- flicted son.
 She professed Christ at the early age of Is, and hers was a most beautiful experience. Her high standard of christianity, her Joy alty to Christ, were examples to all. Ever eager to attend ser vice, one of the first to testify for God. We consider her life a beacon light to those treading the thorny paths oi life. After grandma was too feeble to at tend church, we would go play, sing and pray with her. She would clap Ter hands and shoat fer joy. She was glad to advise the young and eXhorted them to live holy lie. Loved ones, be ready, for you soon will be called to follow grandma to eternity
 We are told that our days will be long if we honor our parents. and surely she must have been a
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable, For a great many years doctors pro- nounced it local disease and prescrib- ed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease. and therefore requires constl- tutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu- tional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn. They offer one hundl ed dollars for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. Chenney X Co.,, Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constips- ton
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
 ATTENTION

You are hereby notified that our Annual Re-Union will meet on July 20th. Prox: at Serepta Springs.
 Your Commander earnestly urges you all, to be on hand by l2 o'clock, so we can build fires, broil bacon, make coffee, and eat as we did ifty-five years ago on fields where many of our boy comrades sleep on "Fame's Eternal Camping Ground"
 0. s. Jones, Commander,
 J. W. Franks, Adjutant, We have a scholarship in two business colleges for sale.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
Pellegra
The Symptoms

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 ' Y. GROSS.
 620 E. i4tn St, Littie Rock, Ark. For Sale-A scholarship in two different lcmmercial Colleges.
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For Sale-A A scholarship in two different lcmRercial Colleges.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

' Y. GROSS. 620 k. i4lu st.. Littie Rock, Ark.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-15
CUBS HAVE WORST EASTERN
TRIP IN CLUBS HISTORY
BY Mark Shields


petites and a franchise in the Ma
tionaI league, the Cubs today in Gin
cinnati close the most disastrous
trip a local team has suffered in
many seasons. Frequent defeats by
one run, due to the absence of a
pinch hit, have had their effect on all
the players, including the pitchers.
In many games the Cubs have out
hit the opposition, but their bingles
have been poorly spaced and have
not produced the requisite tallies.
Now our pitchers are being hit in
punches, the fielding is bad and some
of the famed slUggers are strangers
to the base-hit column.
In eight games Heinie Zimmerman
has cracked three hits, no very am
bilious total for a person of the
Great. Ones supposed attachments.
Tim appears to have lost the interest
and life which marked his work
earlier in the season. He is not pop
Ular withNhis pals, who believe he has
not given his best interests to the
club.
Eight straight defeats have been
chalked against the Cubs and now
they are only three points out of
seventh place. They are liable to get
home Thursday in that position. To-
morrow an exhibition game is sched-
uled in LOganspOrt.
Workman so far has not lived up
to his press ACCENTED promises, but he
is badly placed. A losing team, in the
rut, is not conducive to startling
plays on the part of a youngster just
breaking in. The newcomer is err
ing frequently and at critical mo-
ments, but hits better than MuIhgan
did. He handles himself with con-
fidence and should develop into a
regular ballplayer.
In an exhibition game at Mcienry,
Ill, yesterday Manager Rowland
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-15

-BAsEBALL-sPORTs Of
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Boston 81 As .579IDetroit. so So .531
ClevPd. 81 48 .564 N. York. Sc 81 $40
Chicago 90 4o .559IWash'n 81 55 .486
'StLouis so 81 .536 jPhila.. % 80 PIP
National League
w. L. Pct. WI. Pct.
Br'kIyn SO 81 .63OIPittsb'h A SIS .444
Boston So 40 .592 Chicago 46 go 3434
PhiIa. so AZ .588 st. Louis Al 81 .431
N.York 81 40 SIS Cinc'ti. 43 68 1897
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League. - Cleveland 8,
Detroit 2; New York 4, Philadelphia
8; Washington 2, Boston 1.
National League. - Cincinnati 6,
Chicago 8; Brooklyn 5, Boston 2;
Philadelphia 8, New York o; Phila-
delphia z, New York 4.
A contemporary says Clark Crit
fifth is not uneasy in seventh place.
There are certain advantages in hav-
ig once managed the Cincinnati
Reds.
Scientists tell US the distance be-
tween the earth and sun is 93,00O,-
900 miles. This is just about the dis
lance Freddie Welsh tangoes every
season.
Some golfers would make very
poor teamsters judging from their
drives.
After sizing up the American
league race one gathers the impress
sion that it's composed of seven
clubs and an alibi.
The Turks have been working
Evening star., 1916-01-05
BY n, C., BYRD,

1t seems that Yale and Pennsylvania
have definitely determined upon the
men who will be expected to lead them
back to the high foot ball plane held
four or five years ago. DR.. Harry Will
liams, for several years past coach at
the University of Minnesota, and Bob
Folwell, since 1912 director of the
squad at Washington and Jefferson, are
the men upon whom it seems that the
foot ball committees at Yale and at
Pennsylvania, respectively. have settled
as their choices for head coaches next
fall.
DIR. Williams met the Yale committee
the other day in New York at the re-
quest of the committee, and it seems
to be tacitly understood by those close
ly connected with the situation that
he will be placed in charge of the grid
iron squad at New Haven. Bob Folwell
was named yesterday as the choice OF
the Pennsylvania committee, and only
ratification by the faculty is neces-
sary to make certain his appointment.
DR.. WILLIAMS and Folwel have en-
joyed considerable success as tutors OF
college elevens. The former has
reigned at Minnesota for several years.
and has consistently turned out strong
combinations once o. tGlc at Mime
sofa there has been dissatisfaction be-
cause of a failure to do as well as eX-
pected. but in each case 1t has been dis
sipated the following season by brill
liant teams. Folwell turned out two
fine elevens at Lafayette. and what he
has accomplished at Washington and
JEFF erson is very we'll known. Folwell
gets the credit for having developed at