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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
Uric Acid Poisoning!

The most eminent physicians recog-
nize that uric acid stored up in the
system Is the cause of rheumatism,
that this uric acid poison is present in
the joints, muscles, or nerves. BY cx-
|perimenting and analysis at the Inyalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
n. Y, DR.. Pierce discovered combine
ton of native remedies that he called
Anuric - which drives out the uric
acid from the system, and in this way
the pain, swelling and inflammation sub
side. II you are a sufferer from rheu-
matism, bacICache, pains here or there.
you can obtain Anuric at any drug
store and get relief from the pains and
Ills brought about by uric acid; or send
DR.. Pierce 1oc. for trial package An
I!iric-inatiy. times more potent than
lithia, eliminate uric acid as hot water
Imelts sugar. A short trial will con-
vince yoM.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION.

Rochester, N. Y. Irving Fisher, pro
lessor of political economy at Yale,
delivered a notable address before the
City club. He said:
"The fault for this war lies not so
much with any individual or nation
as with the system, or lack OF system,
of international regulation in Europe.
With modern fast transportation ma
tions close to each other are forced
to compete in ornaments, the compe-
tttion being analogous to the so-called
cut throat competition in business.
An essential in any scheme to pre-
vent the recurrence OF such rivalry
and the rick Of general war which
1t entails Is some form, however rud-
imentary, Of international govern
ment, such as the League Of Enforced
Peace.
| Without such an arrangement fol-
lowing the present war there will be
a periodical repetition Of the Euro
pean confiagration in the future, So
long as other nations compete in
ornaments the United States must do
so also. The advice OF the extreme
pacif1sts represents the survival Of
ideas OF national defense which were
entirely proper before we were near
Europe, but are out of date today.
What is needed is an international
political combination such as a
League to Enforce Peace. Without
some such arrangement, not only must
America enter on a policy of pre-
paredneSs, but it will also surely hap
pen that the cost of international
military competition will grow great
er, not less, and wars more frequent,
not fewer, and more disastrous, not
less. The United States is now too
close to the rest Of the world to con-
tinue to pursue policy of isolation.
We must either compete with the
rest or combine with the rest. There
is no middle course. Only by agree
ment shall we reach disarmament"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
NO TIME TO REST ON THE OARS.

overlook the fact that this going year
great progress and development North Dakota whether the
country actually declares with Germany not and matter
what happens in political way in North Dakota.
Politics and of loom large in the public prints but
they will have very little actual effect the peace and prosperity
of this state.
Spring is at hand and North Dakota will be hum
ming with activity The farmer will be getting in his and
for his everncreang herds and fock Building activities of
every kind and description will be will
capacity of the labor of the
And the business of the state will be called furnish
of merchandise commodities There need
firm and foundation and those who realize that fact
and take advantage of it going reap rich rewards
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
THE TAIL OF THE PUP
ellis o. Jones in Life.)

Once
Rational Huma Being
~ walt minute"
his
don't
and Rational Human Being, with air of ponderous wisdom
Nor IT,
point wanted
desirable
this performance
and
then
order to Offset the .--
Come come enough this nonsense" expostulated
gent Rational m
here talking to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
GROWING REVOLT OF THE PEOPLE.

Cappers Weekly the paper owned by Governor Capper
Kansas discussing the Nonparsan league in it's
issue. said:
North Dakota's remarkable election in November by
which organization calling itself the Farmers
Nonpartisan league nominated and elected every elective
official of the state except including three justices of
the supreme court, has attracted much comment r
The league is only two years old. E3
Two years ago it a cloud as small as a mans
hand for single person started the organization going
from farm to farm, reading his proposed PLATFORM
cevng the Endorsement of nine enths of the seen
Only explanation of course for such uprising
is conceivable.
The platform found instantaneous response in the
heart Of the people.
1t proposed that the people had been pond
erng in their minds. -
- To many it will thinly yelled Socialism ""
It proposes state grain elevators and because farm
satisfied that the elevator companies have agree
foresaing the market they quickly responded
this plank"
favors state mills state packing houses state
hail insurance and a state rural credit system.
Not very long platform, but that is pretty thick
through
North Dakota's people weary of fighting the Chi
cago packing houses and the grain elevator combine
If there to be combines, why not state combine,
and be done with it9
The point is that the response such proposals is so
universal.
The day printed the story of the North Da-
kota 'revot' reported meeting of Topeka's Town
Meeting club and its platform
There nothing about state grain elevators
packing houses rural credits in the Town Meeting
platform but suggests the sort of political ferment
What both town and country banker for is politics for
the pubics pocket, not the exploiters.
Cappers has hit the nail the head The
nent could from only thing the belief of the people h
North Dakota the league trial. and this being
with keenest interest throughout the entire nation
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Even some of the best friends OF
northern Minnesota have persisted in
misunderstanding this section of the
country. They have allowed their
minds to run on a notion that the north
country consisted of nothing but iron
ore and holes in the ground. They have
failed to realize what<has been asserted
over and other, that this is the land
not only Of iron and steel, but of agri-
culture and the dairy COW.
To all such 1t is advisable to COM
mend the sixth anniversary edition of
The Virginia, Mimi, Daily Virginian,
just published. 1t puts the Mesaba
country in its true light of a land OPP
portunity; a land not dependent on it's
mines for valuable development.
The edition contains thirty attractive
pages of sound, straightforward, well
illustrated, Worthwhile boost for the
range country. 1t is an admirable SOU
venir of the papers anniversary. 1t is
still more admirable as a package to
send to friends who may have but a
poor conception Of northern Minnesota
and its possibilities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
FOREIGN TRADE AND THE WAR.

Comparison foreign statistics before the
with figures of later compiled by The journal of Com
striking changes As expected these chiefly
EXPORTS although there number of important changes in
imports also In the fiscal ending June &c. 1914 exports
100000 while 1916 they reached the of
$272OO0O0O of $9420O0OOO During the two
years imports $894OOOO0O $298OO0OO
OO00000 proportion of these gains will be retained
the ends and what proportion Of trade lost will be
covered, ii j impossible to determine in advance
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Boston Transcript: Neighbor (who
had heard a commotion in the Casey
tenement)-What's that matter. Mrs.
Casey? Are We havin' difficulty wild
yer husband?
Mrs. Casey with scorn)-Havin'
difficulty wild him? Not much! He's
dead aisy for me.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07


ton. Fl ad no
appetite, blood
was bad, causing
eruptions and
pimples, and /
had a sharp pain
over my heart
and . dragging,
tired feeling. /
tried a number
of doctors with
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

benefit. | then began taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Before I Had
used half bottle noticed improvement
and when I had taken three bottles /
was entirely cured, and have been IN
good health ever since. "-MRs. M.
lEUNsToNs 1S1 N. Jackson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
Learn TO Prevent
AsWeuAsHeal
Skin Troubles
With Cuticura

How much better to prevent
skin suffering by using Cuticura
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

for every day
toilet purposes,
the Soap TO
cleanse and
purify thu
pores it'll
touches ofOir1t-
Tnent now and
then as needed
60 soothe and
heal the first
signs of &c
zeraas, raslaes.
dandruH and
pinnples. You
ill - -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
NEIGHBORHOOD GOSSIP.

u, Moscow. Idaho. ~ was in a badly
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

other once you try them.
y SAMPLES FREE i
Address postcard: s'Cuticura, Dept.
"a, BOSTON, For sale BY your druggist.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

r. F. Dye who for some two years
past has been the 500 agent at Russell,
left for Halma, Mimi, to take charge
Of the station there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Edward Arenkill, a little Verona
boy, was quite badly burned last week
about the face and hands while play
ing with matches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Dunn Center Journal: Many com
plants are being heard of the lack OF
proper shelter in the stock yards for
hogs during severe weather and the
matter is now being taken up with the
n. P. by the commercial club,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

The Seldom Inn restaurant at
Forbes, under the ownership of Fred
{. Schmidt, underwent a general re-
modelling of the interior the past
week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

The Presbyterian Sunday school at
Minnewaukan, which has been closed
during the recent measles scare, has
again opened it's doors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Cooperstown Courier Sentinel: w.
l.. Bennett, the hustling pastor of the
NJ. E. Church has. through his own eff
forts almost entirely, installed electric
lights in the parsonage
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Burglars entered the John Larson
store at DeLamere and carried away
considerable jewelry. candy and chew
ing gum. Entrance was made from the
rear by prying the back door open.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

The work shop Of Louis ,Schiele of
near crary caught fire and was de-
stfoyed. A new Ford car in the shed
adjoining the work shop was also de-
stroyed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Martin Rasmussen of Dunn Center
left for Werner, where he has accept
ed position in the Killer Lumber
Co.'S yard at that place. For the past
two years Rasmussen has been work.
Ing at his trade as carpenter in Dunn
Center.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

The. pupils and teachers of the
Washington school at Devils Lake,
held very successful candy sale for
the benefit of their Victrola fund.
They cleared $25 and could have sold
much more, had the supply of sweets
held out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Members of the st. Andrews So
ciety of the Red river valley will meet
in the near future to arrange for their
annual picnic, according to announce
ment made by DR.. John D. Taylor of
Grand Forks, secretary of the society.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

que todos los guerreros de la Histo-
ria.
AL nacimiento de este paladfn asis-
ten los magos y los brujos de la Glen
cha, de la mecanica. Donde Sc fra
qua ell periodico es como n cueva
de las leyendas medioevales. Hay ALI
un ~estrepito temeroso, un vaiven de
sombras, un tactic movimiento de
fantasmas; los brujos de la mccain
ca estan moviendo sus ruedas y sus
cilindros; los magos de la ciencia es-
tan aamacenando sus liquidos y sus
flufdos; y los otros brujos de la inte-
ligencia destilan, hilo a hilo, sus com
plicadas fantasies, ell veneno de sus
concentrates o la luz de sus ideas. To-
dos los magos, brujos y ogros, estan
rugiendo confusamente; y entire todos
ellos, como 81 poseyeran fantasticas
pupilas de extraordinaria lucidez, o
como 81 sus nervios estuvieran en- con
tactic con los nervios todos del mum
do, ellos en- fin, escudrifan y recogen
la vibraci6n del espectaculo del mum
do, y allf 10 meten, y allf 10 exprimen
y manipulan TODD.
Y luego, cuando la ~humanidad ha
SUI esencia de emoci6n y vida,
cuando los fen6menos de la TERRA
han reflejado su latente espectaculo.
entonces la cueva ruge, grita, Sc es-
tremece de una manera a~compasada,
y terrible: los brujos voltean sus ma
ell espfritli creador pasa flo-
raudales de tinta cae en- las
redomas. ~. Y surge ell paladfn.
Sale cantando, saltando, v~ibrando.
Fuerte, e~nergico, sutil, osado y ge-
Brinca por encima de los
.obst6culos; no respeta 10 grande nj
10 intimidan las mas feroces amena-
Verdadero hijo de nuestra
edad, inquieto y libre como nuestra
sdad. peleador. siempre peleador, in
troducese en- todos los rincones donde
iuermen 10 tirania, ell error, la pere-
v a todos los acomete, gallardo Y
generoso paladfni
joss Maria SaIaverrfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
QUEEN eANARA3

Con la determination de los Esta-
dos Unidos de sacar las tropas expe-
Dictionaries de la "punitiya" de Mexi-
co, ha venido I'm problema a presen-
tarse, para los o~bseryadores de la 81
tuaci6n, al leer en- las noticias diarias
que tanto Villa como. Carranza han
dador susq. ordenes ~ tomato sus me-
didas para que sus respectivas tropas
ocupen ell territorio ocupado por las
fUerzas americanas. a.
Villa tene ocho mil homlres listos
para tomar las posiciones,. Carranza
tambien. tiene n buena cantidad de
soldados lista con ell mismo fin. de
aquf que SO nos socurra ,preguntar: !. Sc
tendran las batallas definitiyas y fl
nale- entire los dos jefes, p%recisamen-
tie en- el sitio que fuera hollado, por la
plantai e~xtrangera2 rs que tanto ell
uno como el otro de los dos jefes res
ponsables por ese atropello deben pa
gar sus faltas sobre Ell terreno mis-
mo donde una bandera extrangera
flotara durante los dfas de Ia ocupa-
cion? Estara escrito en- los libros
del destino que con la sangre de los
bandidos yttraidores Sc lave la afren-
ia que sufriera. Ia patria de Cuauh-
temoc?
Made puede -preyeer ell future. La
ocupaeion americana ha servido mu-
cho, en- cuanto a Ia nriuencia moral
para con 81. pueblo y 1efes revolucio-
narioss de Mexico, a la par que ha ST.
do una lecciof a este pats, que lie Id
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
ELoeIo DEL PERloDlsMo.
"El HeraIdo," de soeorro.

He aquf Ell peri6dico. ANTE esta
hoja de papel impreso, no deberfamos
los hombres levantar las manos al
clelo y bendecir la bora, aquella afor-
tunada en- que la primera pagina vo-
'lante salio a luz, tan gloriosa y tan
ysliente como los mas altos paladines
de la antigiiedad? Que cosa tuvie-
ron los hombres Antiques que pudiera
compararse a un periodico, a este fru-
to nuestro, a esta obra nuestra, legf-
timo hijo de nosotros, los ,hombres
m~odernos?
En- los mil academies del peri6dico
esta sintetizada la. vida del mundo, y
EN- 81 Sc graham y cristalizan Ia menor
pelpitaci0n del pensamiento universal
10 mas peque1a palpitacion de la hui
manidad. iEs ell peri6dico un refleio
del mundo. Pandemonio moderno,
aquf bullen y Sc revuelven todas las
cosas que existen; aquf SO reflejan
los INSTANCES pasajeros, las imagenes
furtivas, las muecas mas extrahas
en- esas paginas- danzando continual
mente su DANA loca, desde la noticia
aquf RE, llora 0 canta la humanidad.
confisa y voltaria como ella esy oh
sorprendente humanidad! y cada le-
ira del periodico es como Tin guiho,
como I'm latido, como i'm estremeci-
miento. Ell mundo Sc vacfa en- cada
una de esas hoias, a wunao, ct5rna-
rhente estremecido por su voluntad de
va volcando en- esas paginas
toda su hiel, toda SUI fatiga, TODD su
anhelo, toda su esperanto.
Trae y lleva las emociones, las
ideas, las ~novedades, 10 malo y 10 bue
no, 10 intense y 10 frfvolo, quizas 10
9 irreal, como un mensa-
zero altruista encargado de unir las
.infinitas porciones de Ia humanidad.
Mediante oil peri0dico puede vivirse
modernamente una vida cosmica, de
manera que cualquier Academic Que
en- un extreme del mundo, sen
en- ell mismo dfa al otro
extreme; yfrahora, pues, es cusndo Va
q aternidau lde los nombres Sc reaIiza
sobre la terra. tAhora son los HON
bres hermanos de verdad, y Sc codean
Sc comunlcan y abrazar, Sc dan y Sc
devuelven su coraz6n y su cerebro, su
desgracia o su ventura, su Huston y
inquietud. Els el vallehte paladfn
paladfn sin miedo que ha venido q
Ell mundo. No lleva CO.
mo- los Antiques guerreros, espada nj
'uerte arnadura le basta una corasa
papel.... Con tan insignificantes
lrmas y un gran espfritu ligero. este
es mas fuerte y mas terrible
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
LA NuEvA LEY DE DoMlciLlo.

En- este numero publicamos fnte-
gra, la nueva ley de domicilio llama
da Para la Crfa de Canada, de AGO
acres" que es de tanta Importance
conocer para todos, pero mas espe-
cialmente para nuestro pueblo hispa-
no-americano. Publicamos esta ley,
EN- primer lugar por ser de importan-
cha. y en- segundo, por cortesia de
nuestro Representative en- ell Congreso
de los Estados Unidos, Sr. Benigno
c. Hernandez, que Sc sirvi6 enviarnos
n copia va traducida al espahol, y
la quail p~ublicamos fntegra, asst como
un manifesto o explicaci6n de Ia mis-
ma ley, que tambien Sc sirvi6 enviar-
nos, y por ambas copias lie enviamos
nuestras mas ~expresiyas gracias al
ST.. Hernandez, y ~elogiamos ,su inte-
res en- hacer que nuestro pueblo sepa
las buenas medidas que Q iCongreso
ha pasado para beneficio de nuestro
pueblo.
Por nuestra parte, deseamos que
tanto la e~xplicacion de la ley como la
ley misma, sean lefdas con TODD de-
tenimiento y estudio por nuestros
i~ectores, y hasta reccmcndamos que
Sc guarde este ndmero, para que en-
10 future les sirva en- texto de la ley.
Es muy importante, y deberfa darse-
lie toda la publicidad possible; los PEI
riodicos todos del Estado deberfan
p~uhlicarla, y 81 10 desean, les manda-
remos copias extra de nuestro perio-
dico para ese fin.
En- cuanto' al Hon. B. G. Hernandez,
nlestro Representative en- Washington
lie suplicamos que no sea la Ultima
vez que nos honre con una remission
tan buena como esta, ,pues nosotros
tenemos presente, anttS que los in
tereses polfticos o miras de partido,
81 beneficio del pueblo, y estamos
dispuestos a tributar honores a quien
10 merece, y a dar publicidad a TODD
10 que pueda ser de beneficio para
nuestro amado pueblo hispano-ams-
ricano. N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
LA coNTEsTA BARTH-cRlsTMAN,

Como Sc nos haya preguntado POI
algunos suscritores cual ha sido ell re-
sultado de la ~contesta entire ell sena-
dor Barth, del condado de Bernalillo,
" SUI oponente Cristman, hemos procu'
RADIO sacar Ia verdad de los aconte-
cimientos. y la situaci6n es la siguieu
te.
Ell asunto de la ~contesta ha sido a
plazado hasta por Ell mes de JUNO, .
cosa asf, cuando Sc decidiran1 otras
c~ontestas de otros empleados electos
en- ell mismo condado por las cortes.
Este no indica que las cortes tengan
NADIA u yer nj ningun poder para de
cidir duien ha sido electo senador.
puesto que la constitution de Nuevo
Mexico dice terminantemente que Ell
senado es oil 1nico poder para decla-
rar sobre la valdez de la election de
sus miembros y el 1nico que tiene ell
poder de %arrojarlos del senado. Pero
parece que hay deseos de saber ell
resultado de las otras contestas en-
las cortes, para poder juzgar o mas
.exactitud acerca de este case.
La opinion general que p%revalece
entire todos, republicanos y dem6cra-
tas, es que ell senador Barth no sera
mcicstado CT ., dossmpeho DE 81 cal
go, v que sera ell senador, por ser de-
maciado debiles las azone que su
contrario alega en- su contra.
Pof 10 pronto, ell senador Barth es-
IA -ocupando su lugar en- el senado y
estd trabajando 0 entusiasmo para
p~resentar sus ~proyectos de ley, so
bre los cuales nos reservamos nues-
ira opinion por ahora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
UNA pAREJA DE 70 Ahos.

MFR, y Mrs. T. B. Carpenter, Harris
burg, Pa, sufrian de intermediates de
los rinones y dolores reumaticos por
TODD Ell cuerpo. Las primeras dosis
de las Pfldoras para los Rinones de
Foley nos aliviaron y con 5 botellas
estaba curada. Aunque tenemos Sc
tenta amos, estamos tan vigorosos CO.
mo 81 tuyieramos hace treinta amos.
Las Pfldoras para los Rihones de Fo-
ley detienen la debilidad qeu no deja
dormir, dolor de espaada, reumatis-
y coyunturas adoloridas. DE venta
en- la botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
LAS CERCAS tLEGALES SOBRE
LOS TERRENos PUBLICos.

"a Ultima bora, en- ell ndmero de a.
yer del diario, Sc public6 una carta
del Comisionado de la Oficina Gene
raj de Terrenos PGblicos de Washing
ton, EN- que este f%uncionario anuncia
que 81 la ley referente a cercas ilega-
les sobre terrenos pdblicos no es ODE
decida para Ell Is de Abril, Sc proce-
dera a remover dichas cercas por me-
dio de un juicio legal.
Tai oarta es de sunia importancia,
pero como es muy larga, no la pode-
mos publican en- este ndmero, pero EN-
el proximo n1mero 10 haremos, pues
es de suma Importance para todos en-
este Estado, por referirse a las cercas
en- general. Procuren leer Ell pr6ximo
ndmero, 81 quieren estar al tanto de
la ley q que nos referimos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
Ell LINlMENTo DE SLOAN ALIvIA
Ell DOLoR.

Ell Linimento de Sloan es ell primer
pensamiento de las madres, para los
golpes, raspaduras y lastimaduras
que tan continuamente pasan a los nj
nos. Penetra prontamente, y Sc en-
bebe sin necesidad de frotar. Els mas
limpio y effective que los emphasizes o
pomadas. Para dolores reunaticos,
dolores neuralgicos y ese adolora-
miento despues de los resfrfos, ell IL
nimento de Sloan dA pronto alivio.
Tenga n botella a Ia maho para las
ra~spaduras, lastimaduras y TODD dolor
externo. Para los millares que ira
bajan fnera de la casa, los dolores y
punzadas que siguen a la exposition
afuera, son curados con Ell Linimento
de Sloan. En- todas las boticas, por
25 c%entavos. l.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01
LA ExPERiENciA DE UNA sEhoRA
CON LA GRIPPE.

tCuando una tos o resfriado Sc pc
ga,Vy tiene dolores y adolofimientos
en- sus misculos y co%yunturas, es po-
sible que la GRIPPE Sc esta metiendo
EN- su sistema. Mrs. ]. A. Rodgers,
Switzer, s.. c., dice: Soy susceptible
a los resfriados que luego terminan
EN- grippe. En- esos casos, he encon-
trade que la Miel Y Alqultran de Fo-
ley evitan %cuentas del DOCTOR Este
remedio de familia suelta las flemas,
detiene la irritation quita 10 adolori-
do y la inflammation y libra los pasa-
jes del aire. lBueno para niios. De
venta en- la botica Capital pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-01

La Investigation en- ID ciudad De
New York por el cofiite de reglas De
II casa de representatives acerca de
eli famoso leak acerca de la nota
de paz, y la quiebra de precios en- ell
stock exchange" tuvo algunos descu-
brimientos asombrosos.
Ell cuerpo de ,go~bernadores del ex-
change de, Nueva York, despues de u
ma protesta formal, estuvo obligado a
hacerle frente, previa la amenaza de
subpoenas para cada miembro del ex-
change a que preparara un manifies-
to de todas las operaciones del ex-
change para someterlo al comite del
congreso, tomando entire las fechas
de Diciembre 10 hasta Ell 20 inclusive,
o sea ell periodic siguiendo Immediate
mente despues de la publication de
la nota a los poderes en- guerra en- que
Sc les pedfan sus condolences para la