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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
FOUR CZECH LEADERS TO DIE
Charged with Working for Bohemian
Russian Rapprochement.

Vienna, June A. Four members Of
the Hungarian Czech party have been
found guilty Of high treason and
espionage and sentenced TO death They
are DR.. Kramersch. leader Of the Young
Czochs. and DR.. Rosenhain. deputy in
the Diet. found guilty Of high trea-
son. and Herr Zamasol. bookkeeper. and
HERR Cervinka, editorial secretary Of
the newspaper "Narodny Listy," ac-
cused OF espionage.
The four were charged with leading
a movement 70 bring about a rap
prochement between Bohemia and
Russla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
CHURCH GETS NEW PASTOR
The Very Rev. j. r. Hefernan Enters
Duties at ST. Vincent Ferrer.

The Very Rev. J. R. Hefernan, for
several years pastor Of the parish Of
the Dominican Order in Newark, yes
terday began his duties as pastor Of the
St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Lexington
Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street. He sue
ceeds the Very Rev. Z. G. Fitzgerald,
who will become prior of the Dominican
House of Studies in Washington.
The St. Vincent Ferrer Church is one
Of the most important Dominican par
ishes of the country. II is now build.
ing a new 100000 edifice on its old
site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
HUMAN MISSES CONVENTION
Representative Fairchild Also Will BE
Absent June Z.

Binghamton, n. Y, June 4.-Neither
ex- Senator Harvey d. Human, Of this
city, nor Representative George W.
Fairchild, of Oneonta, delegates to the
Republican National Convention, can
attend on June 7. Their places will be
taken by County Judge James P. Hill,
of Norwich. ard Andrew J. Mcknight,
Of Delaware County.
Humans physicians have advised
against his going after his recent i'll
ness from pneumonia. and Representa-
tive Fairchild is suffering with sciatica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
Montclair May Get Commission.

Montclair, y. j.. June 4.-This city
will go 10 the polls on Tuesday 10 vote
on hte commission from the govern
ment. In a letter received from Gov
ornor James f. Fielder to-day by the
Montclair Commission Government
League, the system. as il has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
Mills e. Glib Employees LOYAL

Employees of Mills & Glib returned
yesterday from their picnic and games
held at Old Point Comfort on Satur-
day. Outdoor sports were followed By
dancing and singing and dinner. En-
ployes pledged their loyal support in
the firms present financial crisis. and
expressed the hope Of an early rehsbil-
itstion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-05
w. H. Baldwin, Sd. Is Engaged.

Mrs. Walter Shaw Brewster Of Isl
Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, has a.
nounced the engagement OF her dsvg'
ter, Miss Cecilia Brewster, % "illsr
II. Baldwin, Sd, son Of Mrs. ". y
Baldwin, jr., Of 10 East fifty-eish''
Street, Manhattan.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

At the Methodist Protestant. Church
tonight the subject for the revival SER
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

states, Arkansas, Georgia, and virginia
where women are not admitted to tho
bar TO practice law.
For tomorrow night, one of the most
interesting meetings of the series, that
under the auspices OF the NOmnn's
Benefit Association OF the Maccabees,
will be held In conjunction with a re-
ception at which Lady Aberdeen will
head the line.
Preceding the program about j 500
delegates OF then national council. and
Washington club women, will be re-
celved. In the receiving line will be also
Mrs. Bina NJ. West, Mrs, Alice 81.
Locke, OF Michigan; Mrs. Eva l.. Nc
Nett, OF New York. Miss Mabel La Rue,
Of washington: Senator Proctor j. Nc
Cumber, of North Dakota, and Congress-
man Fess OF Ohio.
There VIII be a musical program by
sololsts from the choir OF the Church OF
the Covenant, and a number of address,
es on the place of women in the home,
In organizations. and in patriotic work.
The committee on arrangements,
chosen from the Woman's Benefit AS
sociation of the Macabees, includes Miss
La Rue, chairman Mrs. Lulu S. Ham
mond, Mrs Mary A. Van Ness. Mrs.
stella Towner, Mrss May X. Bosworth,
Mrs. Virginia Metcalf. Mrs. Ella Weeks,
Mrs. Dorothy Jost. Mrs. Eta DeRen-
hardt, and Mrs. Edna Batch
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

Funeral services for William j.
Toler, who died Tuesday night, were
held this afternoon from his home,
ait South Fayette street, and were
conducted by the Rev. Edgar Car
penter, rector of Grace Episcopal
Church. The body was sent to Lynch
burg.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
JOHNSON AGREES TO
SUPPORT ALL BILLS
AGAINST "FAKERS"
District Committee Head Espe-
CiaIIy Interested in Bad
Check and Auction Measures

A committee representing the Retail
Merchants Association, accompanied
Nv Assistant Corporation Counsel Roger
Mhiteford, conferred today with Chair
man Ben johnson, of the House Dis
trict Committee, regarding the intro
duction of bills to curb the assurance
Of bad checks" to eliminate fake
auction" sales and TO prohibit false
advertising" in the District of Co
lumbia.
Chairman johnson was impressed
with the showing made by the mer-
chants committee and signifed his
willingness to support the legislation.
particularly the bills relating to bad
Checks and fake auctions. johnson ex-
pressed the view. II is understood. that
the false advertising bill must be
drawn with exceeding care and the de-
tails of such a measure are yet to be
worked out.
Member of Committee.
The committee which called upon the
chairman of the District Committee,
comprised Ross p. Andrews, president
of the Retail Merchants Association.
Charles ]. Columbus. its secretary. and
M. d. Rosenberg, its general counsel.
The committee and Mr.. Whiteford
were closeted with Mr.. johnson for
more than an hour and presented in
detail arguments in support of the
three bills proposed. 1t Is expected that
johnson will introduce the bills within
the next few days and they will be con-
sidered promptly by the District Com
mittee.
The bad check law favored BY the
merchants association would provide
for the Imprisonment of any person
who passes a bad check within the Dis
Irict of Columbia, providing payment
on the check is not made good within
FIVE days after notice to the drawer OF
the check.
1t is proposed that elimination of fake
auction sales shall be accomplished by
putting such sales under the exclusive
Jurisdiction of the District Commits
sicners. The Commissioners wSUld be
empowered to close up any auction cs-
adjustment which is believed to be OF
a frauduleRt character.
False AID Bill. .
The false advertising bill! advocated
by the merchants association is known
at the printers Ink Model Law" II
would check fraudulent advertising by
providing that any person falsely rep
resenting his goods in an advertisement
within the District of Columbia shall
be guilty OF misdemeanor.
Presidenc Andrews and other repre-
sentatives Of the association expressed
pleasure over the result of their con-
ference with the committee chairman
and believe that the laws which have
been urged by the association will Soor
be upon the statute hooks.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

DR.. Joseph A. Mudd is critically i'll
at his home In Spencer street.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

lights. tho animals get In the paths OF
automobiles and trolley cars and run for
blocks few feet In advance OF the
vehicles.
Passengers on a trolley car saw fight
between two bucks on the line. between
Greenwich and Port Chester. The car
was held up for several minutes until
the animals were chased away.
The deer at night venture into back
yards and ecen on the thoroughfares in
search of food.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Fight Between Two Deer
Hats Trolley Car Trip

GREENWICH, Conn. Jan. 13.-Auto-
mobilists and drivers of other vehicles
with glaring headlights have been trou-
bled considerably of late by wild deer.
which have taken refuge in the wooded
districts Of Greenwich along the Boston
postroad. Attracted by the strong
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

Mrs. William l.. Forsyth has returned
home after spending a month with rela-
tives i'm Detroit.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Twenty Reported Dead
In Tennessee Cyclone

NASHVILLE. Jan. 13-Twentv per-
sons are reported to have been killed |
and several are known to have been |
injured In ascyclone which struck Madi. |
son ana Amqui, small towns near
All wire communication with the
places has been cut, and only meager
reports have yet been received.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
Two Persons Killed in
Passenger Train Crash

MIL WAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 13,-Two
persons were killed and several hurt to-
dav when q. Northwestern passenger
train bound for Chicago struck another
passenger train bound for Madison At
Allis Station.
The Chicago train telescdped several
coaches Of the Madison train. The
wreck caught fire.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

500 par value each. The ofhcers are
Henry Latterner, of Bethesda. Nd,
president; David u. Caldwell, Of
washington, vice president, and Jo-
seph Byrne, of WashlhRton, secretary.
Eleven essays on the life of Robert
r: Lee have been submitted by pupils
OF the Alexandria High School for
the prize contest under the auspices
Grams, The judges, John M. Johnson,
y, 9. Graham, and the Rev. j, w.
Duffey, are now considering them.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
EVANSVILLE.

county concentration agents will
meet at the agricultural college Nom
day morning and remain in session
week.
DR.. Joseph A. Mudd is critically III
at his home In Spencer street.
Mrs. George r. Jones is spending
several weeks in Florida and Havana
She Is accompanied by her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Kes-
sler Of Washington.
Fl. Winship Wheatley will address
meeting of the Citizens Association
Monday night on Minor Jurisprud-
ence."
Mrs. William L. Forsyth has returned
home after spending a month with rela-
tives in Detroit
Solemn vesper service will be held in
st. Jerome's Catholic Church, here
next Sunday evening, for the first time
In the history of the church. The service
VIII be held under the auspices of the
local Holy Name Society and the Rev.
Father Griffen, of the Catholic Uni
versity, will preach. There will be q.
public reception of members into the
society.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

The State corporation commission
OF Virginia has granted a charter to
the National Observation Company.
incorporated, with its principal office
at Rosslyn. The maximum capital
stock is to be $4,000 and the mini
mum $1,000. divided into shares of
The Washington times., 1916-01-13
ALEXANDRIA DROPS
PARADE FEB. z
Washington Birthday AssoCia-
ton viii Make Pilgrimage
to Mt. Vernon.

ALEXANDRIA. Jan. 1s.-No parade
will be held In Alexandria this year
but the Washington Birthday Associa-
ton will make It's annual pilgrimage to
Mt. Vernon February p and place
memorial wreath on the tomb OF George
Washington. The question of the par
AIDE was considered at the annual
meeting last night at the Chamber OF
Commerce.
The association reelected w. w. Bal
lenger, president; II. NJ. Graham hrst
vice president; Harry Hammond, sec
ond vice president; Harry b. Cation
third vice president: ]. William May.
fourth vice president; Harry ID. Kirk,
fifth vice president; E. e. Downham,
chairman of the executive committee;
IL. Noel Garner, secretary; Carroll
Pierce, treasurer. The committee chair
men are Harry Hammond, finance;
Thomas Chauncey, decorations; Thomas
l.. Hail. carriages; William II. Luckett,
music; X. w. Ogden, fire department.;
A. A. Paul, secret organizations; Harrie
White. press. The advisory committee
Is composed Of Julian Y. Williams, y.
r. Downham, John H.. Trimyer. o. II.
Kirk, A. d. Brockett, and +. J.. Pan,
former presidents of the association.
The Washington times., 1916-01-13

In police court today Dexter Hender-
son was fined $40 for falseSpretenses.
Henderson represented himself as an
agent for a sewing machine agency
and collected $3.50 from a colored
woman for a machine which was
never delivered.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
u MILAeRo De u gepApA

ED una de las fFecuentes excursio-
mes que ell grap Federico dc Prussia
hacfa de inc0gnito para hablar con
con u soldados enc0ptr6 a uno que
tba tafnbaleandose.
-Camarada, le dijo familiarmente,
Sc conoce que has trincado de 10 Undo.
-Se hace 10 que Sc puede, contest0
Ell borracho muy ~satisfechos
-Pero como te las compones para
beber tanto 20 tengo la misma paea
que to, y a mi no me alcanza. Il.
-Hay que ingeniarse y saber vivir.
No SO te ocurre 10 que hago? Pues
es muy sencillo: empeno algunos de
mis- e~fectos, y como no nos pasan re-
vista, en- unos dfas voy ahorrando en-
ellos, POGO a POGO. para ~sacarloa GUAM
do los necesito.
~ que has empenado esta vez?
LA hoia del sable.
lBl emperador sse fij6 muy detenida-
mente en- la fisonomia de aquel soIda-
do, Y al dia eiguiente Sc present0 de
improviso en- ell Quartet "A revisar Ia
fuerza.
AL pasar ante ell soldado de, la vfs-
pera, hizo salir de la fila al que Sc ha-
ilaba a 81 derecha, y dtjo al primero:
SAGA 81 sable Embellishments, v
da dos tajos a este infame que es I'm
criminal.
El soldado suplic6, al hey que 10 re-
levara de castigar a aquel honibre que
era su compahero Y lie tenfa per muy
buena persona.
-Yo 10 mando. CRITIC 81 Rey, mo
trandose fnfIexible.
Entonces Ell soldado, poniendo la
diestra en- la empufadura del sable,
levant6 los oios al clelo y dijo muyI
compungido.
-Dios milo: antes- que HERR a un
companero, haced IN milagro: que Sc
CONVERTS en- hoja de MADEIRA el acero
de mi sable!
Y tirando de Ell apareci6 efectiva-
mente un trozo de MADEIRA con que ha-
bia substitute la hoja empehada.
Hfzoie al monarch gracia este recur-
SO ingenioso, Y no solo perdon6 al SOL
dado, sino que 10 gratifico por Ell MI
Iagro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
Ia coMvgNcIoN peMocRArA

Ia c~onyencfon democrats que Dc reu-
Mira en- esta ciudad, lsera .granue:
BernallIiO mandara n .deisgados.
In platafOrmA adoptada akaoa a
huhhetI y ridIcuIiza a Fall
Albuquerque, N. M, Agoeto z6.-La
convention democrata del condado de
Bernalillo habida EN- "a Alameda aver
en- Ia tarde, nonbr6 f2 deIegAdos, o
sea una delegation cuadruple. para a.
sistir a la convention dem0cratica del
cstado que Sc reunira EN- Santa re la
semana e~ntrante, y. adopt6 resolucio-
mes denunoiando a Frank A. Hubbell,
nominado para senador de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Y buflandose del senador
Albert b.. Fall, por su discourse de aper
tura en- Ga convention republfcana del
estado, en- Santa Re, esta semana. Las
re~soIuciones tambien denuncian Ia &C.
ci6n de la Ultima legislature del esta-
do, al guitar de su asiento a Rafael
Garcia, un re~presentante ~dem6crata
del condado de BernaIiIo.
Los Delegates nombrsdos son los ST.
guienteg:
Col. w. S. HopewelI, j. B. McManus
o. NJ Marion. W. G. Heacock, j. Kor-
Der, Warren Graham. Isaac Barth,
Frank Butt, Henry Westerfeid, Col D.
X. H Sellers, "A. B. McGaffey, 7. ].
Guilfoil, Tom Ross, A. o. Bachechi,
II. G. COors. Jr, Summers Burkhart,
Il D. McAilister, w. A. Keleher,
Leonardo Hunick, Louis OBamon,
Eduardo Apodaca, W. W. Bowers, Pitt
Ross, AdoIfo Gonzalez, r r. zamofa,
]. d MaIdonado. jose SedHIo. n. L.
Wooton. George c. Taylor, M. U. Vigil,
J. A, Montoya, Rafael Garcia, Jesus
lPadilla. Frank Monies, Pillar TrujiIlo,
Jacobo Apodaca. Eulinio Montoya, Or.
r. L. Hust John s. Beaven, Judge w.
w Mcclellan, Louis A.. MoRae, Dsn-
mis- Chavez, ]. J. Heaney. Tonag Ortiz.
F. Short. A. Fleischer. r. II.
Crews. s, s. Gilbert, d. A Macpherson
'Edgar Bass, Albert G. Simms. 7. J.
Mabry, J. A. Torrez, S. e. Roehi, Justo
Trujllo, p. F. 4 Mocanna, Charles
Mann, J. S. Bowers. John Fleming. F.
s. Hall, B. Faikenrich, Walter Con.
nell. Eduardo Sanchez, Thomas Egan.
A. G.. dc Baca. George S. Valiant, Dr..
L G. Rice. J. IA. Skinner, Grover c.
Devines Sam Livingston. I'd. RAtten-
house. Earl Bowdich, John r, Simms,
Nike Mandei1 ' Tom Daney.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
pEuDAs PAGADAs.

FL
Jardin florido de la vida.
NADIA me debes, nj 20 att
Las espinas que me clavaste,
Por las rosas que to cogi.
CuandO Ell dolor vino a mis- puertas
SO las mostre de par en- par,
porque Sc bien que en- este mundo
somos del gozo V del pesar.
I'm hada blanca fue mi risa,
un hada negra mi afliecion.
Como ambas eran mis- hermanas,
Les reparti mi coraz6n.
Porque lloTar sobre las ruinas,
Cuando el espfritu milo prevee
Que cual Sc bora 10 que Sc pasa
Sc habra de hundir 10 que alto fue.
De mi vivir nlinna me queio
cuando huge ell blsn, aguardo Ell NAL
10 que ~sorprende es 10 fatal
10 que Sc espera es menos duro =.
Jardln flprecido de la vida.
NADIA me debes. nj 20 a IT,
LAS espinas que me clavaste,
Por las rosas que te cogf!
Miguel de CASTRO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
FL mEJoR p~URoANTE

Para guardian doe lntestinus en- esta-
do regular, 81 me5or laxante es ejer-
cicio al aire libre. Bebase un vase
Ileno de aqua media nora antee del al
muefzo y coma frutas y vefduFas cd
abundancia, y establesca habitos re-
gulares. y este SECURE De pasaf ell Gu
erpo una veg al dia. Guand0 nsee-
site alguna msdlcifia, tome las Pastl-
Has do Chamberlain. Son agrada-
bleB para tot1ariAs y de efectog sua-
yes y aigeros. DE venta en- todas
naFfAs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
Map.oE oRERaTloMs IM GREEcE

La defensive de las fuerzas de III On
tente en- 81 frente de Saioniki estA
siendo empujado en- ell centric, aun
cuando los ataques cor los %teutones y
bulgar6s se estan hacienda en- arpbcs
flantos dc 4A Inca aesun Sc muestra
en- el fnapa adjunto. Las tropas
francoinglesas estan operando en- 81
noreste de- Dorian az y han cruzado
81 Struma, y estan re-atacando una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
cuRA Para 81 coLsRA
MoRs6s

"Cuando nuestro nihito, que ahora
tiene sfete amos de edad, era IN lnlan:
to. fue curado del c6lefa n6fbnB con
81 remedio de Chamberlain para CO.
licoe, C6lera. y Disfrea," escffbt ia
Sra Sidney Simmons, De Fair haven,
N. Y. Desde entohcea otros MEM
bros de Ia famllla han usado estS va
liable medicina para enfofmedadss
de los fntestlnos. y c6licos con has
tante satisfaction y 20 las rsc6miendo
gustosamente como un reEaedh6 Dc va
lgr exceptional DE Fenta "a loass
s.N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
cRERuacuLo
Para Maria Leonor.


Para los espfritus sofadores, los
amantes de 10 bello, los que buscan Ia
inspiration en- los rnagnfficus detalies.
hermosuFa, encanto g Incompatible
~esplendor de la ~naturaleza, NADIA go
presta meJcr para sus vuefos poeticos,
que Ia calda de Ga tarde, cuando sc
aproxima Ia noche Y ell astro rev SO
disponeHa ocultarne trag 81 ~horizopte.
dejando 81 univcrao e~nvuelto oil som.
bras, y 81 cielo tachDnado dc estre-
Has.
Una tarde, a bordo del ferrocarril,
caminaba in~diferente, miranda por Ia
ventanilla los canlpos, las montAnas,
los riachuelOs y las pobIaciDnes, quc
parecfa cual 81 corriesen ffgaceg ha-
ella atrAs en- vertiginosa carrera, y de-
voyand0 con Ia vista variados paisa-
jess ~algunos verdaderamente artfstis
cos, mon6tonos otros, pero todos inte-
resantes. CorrfamOs y corrfamos, De
cuant0 en- cuando III pesada maqufna
lanzaba al aire su e~stridente critic
a~nunciando su llegada a las estaciO-
mes pr0ximas, y despues de breve
pausa en- elias. volyfa d Iazarse So
hre Ia VIA con mas prisa que antea,
devorando las distancias con Ia regu-
aaridad que IL es habituaL
LlegAbamos cast al puntO de mi
destiuo, cuandQ dc proHtO me Ham6
Ia atenCi6n eI magnftico tinte del Gle
n, Ell que hasta entonces no habfa eau
tiyadO mi vista. AquellO era primo
roso. encantador, ideal. po6tlco. VI.
HI sol, que momentOs antes habfa
estado cubierto por una densa nube,
va pF6ximo al cease Sc dej6 entrever
por breyes minutes. Rodeado de una
aurecia luminosa de tintes inimita-
bles, tan viyoa que el oio humane al
contemporaries Sc vislumbra.
las nuhes con una <oria color de orc,
en- caprichosas figuras. formaba i'm
marco eneantador. Para contemplate
Ia belloza del conjunto. anos rayos
dorados. ealiendo de entire los Fequi-i
clos de las nubes Sc dibujaban en- per
fectaE lineaE rectas, vivRg en- 81 ex.
trem0 y difundiendose Establishments
en- ell espacio. POGO a POGO, cambian-
do matices, fu6 des~apareciendo Ell COT
lorido paulatinarfente, hasta que all
fin ell 1ltimo rayo dej6 de verse sobre
las cumbres de las montahas, Ia os-
curidad fue gradualmente cubriendo
la TERRA con SUI negro manic, hastat
haoer fesaltar en- ell cielo Ell brill0 del
los planetas.
. \ 4 .
absorb en- la contemplation de
aQuel e~spectaculo. mi alma Ne entire
30 a la meditaci6ns inspipada quiza
por el paisaje, Y a mi pensamiento
aeudi6 tu ~recuerdo, mss yivo que los
resplandores cr~epuscHlares. VI ansiosol
esperaba Ia llegada del monstruo de
hero al lugar de mi destino, para
scorrer presuroso aetu lado " recrearO
me en- Ia purfsima luz de tns CLOS, sol
de mi vida, que iluminan las dias ven
turosos dc mi e~xfstencia.
aa3 M. c.. GARCIA,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
4 Ia vlReEM

Ell que sufre te invoca en- sus dolores
ri que goza te ensalza en- su algeria;
Del que muere eonsueias la agonfa,
Del que mace Ia cuna ornas de flores.
El sol de ~ bondad, con sug fulgoreB
Disipa del error Ia niebla impia;
Tu 70 es Ia luz a nuestros pasos gufa,
Tu amor es ell amor de los amores;
Ell debil a tus pies Sc lorna fuertes
Con Ell valor Sc alcanza ID victoria.
Quien podra 10 adorarte Y no tenerte
Como IN sagrado altar en- Ia memorial
AL Hijo dc tn afnor le dimos muerte.
Y ann nos apres las puertas dc la
glorial|
CARLOS CANOI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
TIRos A. RLANco.
Refranes oportunoa.

Cuando afirm6 PelustianO
inflado de patrio ardor
combatir por ell honor
del pueblo que estA en- su mauo,
no falt6 algHn mexicano
que, va Conociendo al viejO,
arrngara 81 entrecej0
Y exclamaFa en- sus ahincos:
para que son tantos hrincos
estndo Ell sueIo pareio7
Cuando a Veracruz Sc fue
W. en- derruta Venustiano
porque ell battalion "~vilIanOD
De quiso dar su cafe;
cuandO falto de rparne"
miro cercano su fin,
el pueblo con retintin
Ie gritaba al "redentot"
nomas en- 10 hrlncadcr
te conozcc, chapulin!
Cuando 81 raferido viejo
encastiIIado en- Ui1a,
tuvo a mano una falda
para escapar ell pellejo,
qued0 81 populo perpIejo
y east fuera de ST,
exolam0 con frenesi
viend0 81 vejete asustado:
no te ponaas colorado,
echame Ia cuIpa a mil
Mas tarde. cuando Ell barb6n,
en- Eu afan de- legIslar,
qaizo de I'm goipe enmendar
Ia vieia constitution,
la general opinion
Ie dtjo al punto que. "nones,.
Y en- coro varios giiasones
exclamaron: ay. que apuro,
no a tades les esta el puro, M
nomss q Ios hooIcenesi
Euando Ell nance furibundo
al frente de- sd gaflera
hfso via5e a Ia ffontera
q cornerse q medic munuo,
del general ~rubicnnd0
ITO 81 eieUentO civil
y die, al yaqui servit
FAST io-cuentH Ia cr6nicsJ
"ya estars, pesfe bub6nica;
"a estaFa, ferrocarrIH
Cuandp Ufbina Il bandoiero,
al eabo de tres suspffus
muri6 fematado a tiros
por Villa, su eompahsro,
Made en- tono lastimero
refifl5 con interes
aouel lance, ! dos tres
diieron con TODD dano
mo &c haeen taHtas Al ahc
que 10 Sc paguen al NEST"
" asf 81 populo. en- su afan
por Ia critica sabrosa,
q cada hombre Y cada cosa
suele apllcsfle IN fefran.
Y 20 exclamo; que difan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31
PHEcESAMERTE 10 hEcEAARIo
PARA DlARREA

"Hace dos afos que tuve un fuerte
ataque de diarrea que me dur6 como
n sernana," escribe w. C. Jones. de
Buford, N. d. me puse tan debil,
que no me podfa estar en- pie. I'm bo-
ticario me recomend6 ell Remedio de
Chamberlain para Colicos. C0lera y
Diarrea. La primera d6sis me alivio
y al cabo de dos dfas va estAbs eura-
do Muchos b~oticarios recomien-
dan este remedio porque saben que
90 puede depender de 81. -De venta
on todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-31

Inca de posociones b1lgaras al oeste
de Sores. que es Ell punto mas fuerte
fuerte de Barakli .(2). Los b1lgaros
q%uecruzaron 81 rio Meta Ell domingo
pasado han llegado al fuerte de Kava,
Ia tSl. En- Ia extrema izQuierda de
la frontera, los servios hantomado al
gunas lfneas de primera clase, quitan-
doIas a los bdlgaros, pero han perdido
la poblaci6n de Banica, la que esta 81