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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Las Resoluciones del Partido Democratic, segun
fueron aprobadas en- la Convention del Estado.

I'm sunario de las Resolucfones Democraticas a Ia ne "a refmen Z
la guerra, y a la administration del Presidents Wilson es como sipue
FL proposto Immediate del Parudo Democrats. es ganar la euerra
Porque queremos ganar la guerra, es nuestrop roposito soportar ' sos.
tener hasta ell Unite la administration de Woodrow Wilson.
Ell Presidente Wilson, su Gabnete, ss Consoles de Guerra v otras
agencias que han contrfbuido coordinate v cooperate bao 81 direction macs.
ira, han logrado hacer una tarea que es la maravna administrative de Ia
historic del mundo.
La administration, dentro de un perpdo de diecinueye meses ha pues.
to 100000 sodados 81 Francia. f
La administration Naciona1 ha probado ser constructive tanto q la
pz como en- la guerra
La pnmera adminstracion~del Presidente Wilson cousipuio imnJantar
las mas grandes reformas cNes de un sgo
Nosotros reeomendaEos al pueblo la election de senadores v reure-
sentantes ~ congreso que esten en- complete ammonia cn Ell Presidsnte. prt
acerca de la pohtica sobre la guerra, pero tambien de acuerdo
con el en- todas las cueshones acerca de asuntos donestcos.
Su administration estara mejor soportada pr auuelos Green v que
confian 81 ella, mejor que por los que estan constantemente istos a opener
Sc pr razones polttcas
Nosotros comendamos al serador Jones y al Representative walton en-
su soporte lel de la administration.
La salud y q moral de los hombres en- 81 servhio muHtar 81 del mas
alto tio miHtar, mas que IN ninguna ora empresa or IA cuaIn uestra nana
haya ocupado antes. TT
Nosotros con orgulo endorsamos la administrator nmacrIada do
Joseph Daniels.
Nosotros endorsamos ell explendido trabajo de Newton D Baker como
4 9 guerra y nosoTos denuncianos la propaganda sistematca de
ambustes propalados por los Iucradores y polticos apasionados, la cual esa
ralcuiada a desnur Ia moral y eficiencia del ejercuo y a deprvale a Ell de-
a connanza del pueblo y ponene obstaculos en- sus pesadas responsabnidadesa
NosOtros endorsamOs Ia poitica de William G. McAdoo como secretario
la tesorerfa y director general de transportation, v nosotros lie comenda.
atamente por Ia magnitud de sus iabores y las riquezas de los resuhar
los obtenidos de los mismos.
Gel resto de las Resoluciones no 10 pubncamos por fsta de espacio)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
hoy mismo I'm
BONO DE LlBERTAD.
AHoRA PUEDE CONFER \ DoRMIR|
A eusTo.

81 esta MODESTO con indigestion o
falta de sueho, lea 10 que tiene que
decir sobre ell particular la Srita.
Agnes Turner, de Chicago, ILL.,: lei
trabajo excessive, las coniidas irregu-
1ares y la falta de cuidado acerca de
las reglas ~ordinarias de la salubridad
me fueron debilitando gradualmente
hasta que ell otono pasado me vine a
convertir en- un e%squeleto. 70 sufria
contfnuamente de dolores de cabeza,
podfa digerir la comida, la que
SO me quedaba en- 81 estomago como
una cosa pesada. Estaba muy consti-
pada y mi complexion Sc me puso
obscura, amarillo y sucia. como me
sentfa toda. La falta de sueho vino
a anadirse a mi miseria, y me desper
taba tan cansada como me habia A.
costado. OF hablar de las Tabletas
de Chamberlain. y encontre mucho
alivio despues de haberlas tornado
Dor cast dos meses. Limpiaron mi
est6mago, dieron nuevo vigor a mi
sistema, y desde entonces puedo CO.
mer y dormir comodamente. Hoy dia
enteramente buena.s-De venta
en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03


Ell 'Nuevo Mexfcano" espera que
SO yenderan Bonos de Libertad en-
cada hogar de Santa Fe y del conda.
do y Estado. FL Tic Sam nos ha
senalado la cantidad de S1S7,150 para
ell condado de Santa re, y $1.239, 450
para TODD ell decimo distrito, que CON
prende 10 condados, y vamos a com
prar adn mas que esa cantidad.
Cada persona que. compra todos
los bonos que puede. esta hacienda
su "parte" para ayudar a derrotar al
Kaiser, y esta ~intitulada a que Sc lie
de credito por clio. Sus nombres Sc
ran, pues, puestos en- una lista de
honor en- "El Nuevo Mexicano."
Aun cuando estamos confiados en-
que cada uno de los hogares de esta
comunidad estara representado en-
esta lista de honor cuando menos
por I'm solo nombre, esperamos que
Ell muchas de las casas Sc incluira
Ell nombre de cada miembro de la
familia en- la lista. Nos gustarfa
YER en- esta lista los nombres de ca
da senior, sonora, nino Q nina de es-
ia ciudad y alderredores.
Esta lista de honor Sc imprimira
en- "Ei Nuevo Mexicanov y la 1nica
manera de que su nombre este ALI,
es comprar cuando menos un bono.
nos proponemos imprimir las can
o sea, ell valor de los bonos
que compre, porque no serfa justo
para los que no pueden comprar uno
y la persona que no puede
comprar mas que I'm bono de $50,
esta intitulada a tanto credito como
que compre n cantidad mayor.
BESIDE al Q la venta de los
bonos, 0 tan pronto como consigamos
las listas, "El Nuevo Mexicano" i'm
Y publicara los nombres de
ios compradores, dando cada semana
os nombres a~dicionales de los COM
oradores. Y continuaremos haciendolo
toda la temporada de la campa-
la, y hasta que hayamos impreso
os nombres de todos los suscritores
! dichos bonos.
81 listed compra I'm bono v no en-
su nombre en- la lista, SIR
mandarnos su nombre. Y 10 pu-
'licaremos gustosos, pues no serfa
usto omitir nj un solo nombre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Lea nuestros Anuncios
listed PADECE
\ De REU MO
al TODD Ell mundo re recomendara
Linimento de Sloan para obte-
ner alivio Immediate.

Horque cast TODD ell mundo ha usa-
dol esta medicina. para dolores reu-
maEicos, cansancio muscular, dolores
en- los huesos o molestias producidas
poo bruscos cambios de temperature.
Qentos de miles de mujeres 10 EN-.
pleen para combatir la neuralgia, los
dolores de cintura, la neuritis Y los
dol9res de cabeza. Limpio, refres-
caI&e, economico y confortante; ali
viaFrapidamente. Pidas hoy ell "Lini-
me ITO de Sloan" en- su farmacia. No
10 Dele para mafiana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
IBMED|ATAMENTE
CUALQUIER D0LOR
81 aiivio confcrtante que produce 81
Linimento de sloan lie hace ser Ell
favorito universal.

Este remedio, famoso contra todas
las dolencias reumaticas, dolores pro.
ducidos por excessive cansancio, ma
las p%osturas, dislocaciones dolorosas,
afecciones n~euralgicas. Y la inmensa
mayoria de las punzadas externas
que afligen a la humanidad, goza de
una venta asombfosa porque nunca
deja de producer alivio rapido y Ell
lcaz.
Siempre esta listo para usarse, y
una pequefa cantidad. apIicada sin
frotar, produce maravillosos resulta-
dos. Es muy limpio Y refrescante.
De venta en- todas las farmacias. I'll
fraseo graude representa- una verda-
dera economic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
LA BOLETA DEMOCRATIC.
Para Senador, w. E. WALTON, del condad
Grant. actual renresentante On IA Camara a

Para Senador, w. f. WALTON, del condado de
Grant, actual Representative en- la Camara de Di-
putados.
Para Diputado al Congreso, Juez GRANDVILLE
A. RICHARDSON, del condado de Union.
Para Gobernador, FELIX GARCIA, del Condado
de Rio Arriba.>
Para Teniente Gobernador, ELMER E. VEEDER.
del condado de San Miguel.
Para Secretario de Estado, JUAN j. DURAN, del
condado de Union.
Para Tesorero de Estado. I. w. MEDLEY. del con-
dado de Socorro.
Para Auditor de Estado, MARCOSC DE BACA,
del condado de Sandoval.
Para Procrador General, T.. ]. MABRY, del con-
dado de Bernalllo.
Para Juez de la Supreme Corte, RICHARD III.
HANNA, del condado de Santa Fe.
Para Comisionado de Terrenos Publicos, GEOR-
GE p. DAWSON, del condado de Chavez.
Para Comisionado de Corporaciones, d. ]. FINNE-
GAN, del condado de Quay.
Para Superintendent de instruction Publica, !. s.
LONG, del condado de Roosevelt.
Ia voaion estuvo COMO sigue: ~ #
Para GobeFladorvG Garcia 2421k votos; Hill, 110E
Para senador, Walton 1884; Richardson 6OAi Tanmadgne SO; Putney
Para secreano de Estado. Duran 217 votos; Hill 10.
Para Superintendent de instruction PubMca Long 1877; FnadeMo Ba-
ca lat votos.
Para Comisionado de Terrenos PubHcos, Dawson 24OM; Atkinson SSh.
Los denas pasaron por aclamacion.
al terminarye la session, Ell delegado, ST. Field, presento una Resolu-
aprobo por unanimidad-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
YMNMn
S y 4 81
vi 5enWa1 M1nETHqzsRzH5Nefw
So
DE Los

NM, A. IL. Sidenberder, de Rock
fieldt Ind, asegura que. Para un
,ataq3e %bronquial que por 10 regular
me IA en- el verano. he encontrado
que lei Remedio para la Tos de
ChaHberlain es ell unico remedio que
me ha algun aliyio. Despues de u
sarl9 por unos cuantos dias. todos
los Fsighos de la enfermedad bron-
quail desaparecen"-De venta en- to-
dEs parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
UNA MulER AERMosA.

Saben ustedes que una mujer her
mosa siempre tiene una buena diges-
tiong 81 su digestion es mala, coma
comidas lgeras, y tome de cuando
en- cuando una dosis de Tabletas de
Chamberlain para ayudar y fortale-
Ger su digestion. Precio 25c.-De
venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
FELIX GARCIA. DEL CONDADO De RIO
ARR|BA fE A0MINAD0 PARA GOBERNADOR
POR LA ULTIMA CONVENTION Democratic
Ell viernes en- la noche, 0 mejor dicho, en- la madru-
gada del sabado, termino sus tareas la Conven-
cion Democratic del Estado, despues de deliberar
largamente en- Ell CapitoIio del Estado.

La Convention Democrats que tdo iuuar q sma ciudad Ia enana pa
|sada, ha pasado : e historic. despue. d habst hecho Ia nominations Dc sus
so y camara d. REPRESENTATIVES Los debates d q Convention fusron aNo
vez y las nominacones s e hacan y Sc pasaban en- muy corto tempo, ha-
biendo aigunas que fueron declaradas unanImes por aciammon con eli fin de
ganar tempo, y pr moclon del dehegado c. Antonio Lucero, con 10 cuat To-
araron teruinar TODD A trabaJo en- las prlmeras horas del sabado, habendose
decIarado ciausuradas las sesones como a Ia una de la mahana.
81 resuitado de Ia yotaehon De la Hchta seGun fue pubHcado, % Ell que
ponenos = continuation:
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Compre hoy mismo un
DE LIBERTAD.
GRATEFUL slNcERA.

Mrs. William Bell, de Longansport
Ind, escribe: "Creo que es mi deber
exprezar mi gratitud por ell beneficio
dQe me hizo ell Remedio de Chamber
lam para ell Colico u Ia sDiarrea. Guam
do tuve un ataque severe de dierrea
hacA tres amos. Fue la dnica medi
Gina lque me alivi0."-De venta en-
todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
LA LISA DE HONOR DE Los
coMPRADoRES DE BoNoS
DE LIRERTAD.

Fl Nuevo Mexicano ImprimIra los
nonhres de todos los c~ompradores
de Santa re.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-31

not simply because Of Mr.. Wilson's
undeniable gifts of craftsmanship,
but because the president. during the
term of his office, enjoys all the
powers of king and of prime
minister combined. We live too close
to our own times to measure with
exactitude the greatness or deficien-
cies Of the men into whose keeping
is placed the tremendous RESPONSE
bility of plotting our civilization
safely through the fiercest storm
mankind has ever known. Theirs is
the fiery trial. Not as weary Titans
staggering under the too vast orb of
their fate must the issue be faced,
but as the inpassioned champions OF
freedom carrying the flaming. sword
to victory. Certainly nothing better,
nothing more in tune with the as
pirations of democracy has been said
than by President Wilson at Balti-
more:
l. "Force, force to- the utmost, force
without stint or limit, the righteous
and triumphant force which shall
make right. the law Of the world, and
| cast every selfish dominion down in
| the DUST
Upon Americas Interpretation of
that message into immediate and ef-
ficient action the fate of the world
depends.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-31
SEPARATE ALLOTMENT .
=, AND ALLOWANCE CHECKS

There has, been change in the
system Of the bureau of war risk in
surance of the treasury in the matter
Of allotment and allowance checks.
This results in some Of the checks
sent out by the bureau being for
smaller sums than heretofore, but the
amounts omitted from the checks sent
out by the bureau will be included in
checks sent rout from other sources.
= The new system will simplify the
work Of the bureau and is expected
to accelerate the payment of allot-
ments and allowances.
Prior to July last the war risk in
surance bureau took the compulsory
allotment of SIS month and what
ever additional sum the enlisted man
chose to allot his family, and the
whole amount, together with the gov
eminent allowance for dependents
was included in, one check and sent
out by the bureau. Beginning with
the July pay the bureau will collect
and sendsout only the compulsory al
lotment of SIS a month and the gov
eminent family allowance.
The excess allotments over the COM
pulsory SIS allotment and the allot-
ments to persons not entitled by law
to allowances will not be handled by
the bureau of war risk insurance,
but by the navy or war department..
the marine corps or coast guard, ac-
cording to the branch OF service to
which the man belongs
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-31
BY j. CRAWFORD VAUGHAN.

Editr's Note-The Hon. Crawford
Vaughan was formerly prime minis
ter of South Australia, and is still q
member of it's legislative assembly.
He is now Australia's special repre-
sentative in the United States, where
he has spent considerable time lee
turing and visiting various camps
and industrial centers. He visited
Duluth a. few weeks ago and made
a fine impression here at a noon
meeting of the Commercial Club.
Admiration, deep profound adnai-
ration, moves me when I think jof
America at war. For three months I
have journeyed up and down this vast
republic, and have felt the pulses
Of that mighty national force which
is America. I have addressed aud
fences from San Diego in Southern
California to Fore River on the At
1antic; from Sioux Fall, South Da,-
kota, in the north, to Tulsa, Okla
homa in the south. have spoken
in labor temples, shipyards, factories,
legislative halls, chambers of COM
merce, churches, before white men
and dark men, to gatherings of wom-
en- and children. But whether it be
in the far west, or along the Miss
issippi in the democratic south or re-
publican New England, there is but
one America-true to the ideals of
Washington and the spirit Of the
Declaration of Independence. 1.-THE
world must be mades safe for de-
mocracy'-that slogan was the call
to arms which rallied to the colors
all those cosmopolitan elements.
The resolution embodied In the
phrase is not born Of the hour: it
is the hefftage of the past. For four
years Lincoln fought against the
South because the nation could not
live half slave and half free. Had
the slave-owning south been content
to keep slavery within it's legally de-
fined borders, that struggle might
perhaps have been avoided. But
slavery had to expand or perish.
Autocracy Must Expand or Die.
Autocracy, like slavery, Has proved
that it cannot be confined within
any territorial limits. It sought to
expand, and thereby menaced the
freedom of the democracies of the
world. PRESIDENT Wilson'S whole pol
icy has been framed on the assump-
ton that if Germany wanted auto
cracy she had a right so to govern
herself. But the kaiser's battlecry
has always been Germany over ALL"
The issue is, then, quite clear. Either
democracy or autocracy must perish
from the earth.
I have been a privileged visitor to
many of the military cantonments
which have sprung up all over the
states, and have spoken to the men.
The thermometer was twenty below
zero when I motored across from
Boston to Camp Devens. The big. Y.
NJ. c. A. auditorium quickly filled
with the younger sons of the Repub-
lie, who seemed anxious to hear the
limbed Americans think the world
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-31
MORE COAL MINED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Produc-
ton of anthracite coal for the week
ended Aug. 10 was 1,640,044 gross
tons, an increase of 50,590 tons over
the same period last year. The total
anthracite coal mined during the CAL
endar year to date was 30,139,94s tons
as compared with 29,510,311 tons for
the same period in 1917.,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-31

Duluth Heights in the
and candidate for the legislature in the
being supported of
Fred Of boys member the Bckyer union
ago. HIS union VIII for him the Labor parade Monday
Gilbert other
neering and left Angeles months
Mrs. Fawcett
neighbours.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-04
STORY OF The week
SHOWING THE PRooRESo o.
evEu1s IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
Western Newspaper Union News ssrviea
ABOUT THE WAR

A0OOx 06 w m
Italians attacked by Germans from
another quarter.
German atrocities to Americans re
ported on battle front
Six thousand Korniloff troops were
defeated by Bolsheviki.
Russian reports indicate steady do
cline OF power OF Bolsheviki.
Greece will reward citizens of tina!
nation who join American army.
Holiday gifts from the American
Red Cross were distributed In the ltal
ian trenches along the lower Pave.
Two hours OF street fighting pre-
coded the surrender OF the BOlshevik
forces In Hardin to Chinese troops,
according to a foreign office dispatch
A German submarine was sunk by
the fire OF guns OF an American pas
senger steamer approaching the Brit
ish coast according to reports Of the
passengers and gunners aboard.
The British troops in Palestine have
repulsed Turkish attack north and
northwest OF Jerusalem and made an
advance Of about two and one-hali
miles along the Turkish right flank
says an official communication. The
Turks suffered severe losses In the re
pulse. which came after the British
pickets had been driven in.
Further reports OF the attempt OF
Austrian aviators to raid Treviso
which resulted SO disastrously fol
them, emphasize the brilliant work
done by both Italian and British avi
ators. Although eleven Austrian ma
chimes were brought down. only q few
Italian airplanes were damaged. Five
Italian and one British soldier were
killed.
While their guns lombard the west
ern front. the Germans are takine
troops from the eastern front for use
elsewhere. despite the provision oil
the Russo-German armistice prohibit
ing such action. The artillery activi
ty In France has been moderate over
most of the front and more violent
on the right bank Of the Mouse, north
east Of Verdun. the scene OF the Ger
man attack nearly two years ago.
WESTERN
Six policewomen to serve sixty days
in q vice drive have been appointed by
the city commission Of San Antonio
Texas.
Four hundred members Of the
Princeton club Of Chicago sent Presi
dent Wilson a telegram Of congratu
lations on his sixty-first birthday.
Fire destroyed four buildings front
ing on the board walk at Long Beach
Cal. and burned away a section of the
walk, causing loss estimated at 5000
900.
At Globe, Ariz.. discovery OF a chain
letter swindle Of international char
acter and which has already netted
it's promoters 100000 was announced
by Red Cross officials.
Bertha Stats. q telephone operator
remained at her switchboard until she
tainted and was carried out, when fire
damaged the Missouri Pacific freight
house at Omaha. causing loss esti.
mated at 100000.
The temperature was 80 below zero
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-04

Jan. Is ~ been set 40 the date fos
tournament OF the Denver Athletic
Club.
Johnny Noye. the crack st. Paul
lightweight. defeated Jimmy Hanlon
Of Denver At Des Moines. Ia. In . fast
twelve.round bout.
Charles A. Comiskey. owner Of the
White Sox. has offered $50. 900 for Jos
Bush, pitcher Of the Boston Ameri.
cans. according to H. H. Frasee. prssi.
dent at the Boston club.
railroads would affect the spring
training trips Of the two major league
baseball clubs Of Chicago was q sub
3ect OF some concern among baseball
men.
Denver golfers are asked to contrib
ute clubs which are not indispensable
to their participation in their favorits
pastime. balls both new and old and
other paraphernalia to the army
camps in the United States.
GENERAL
Peace maneuvers. will not slacken
war preparations. says critic.
viljalmar Stefansson returned from
an exploring trip thru Arctic wilder.
ness
At Chicago the Denver 4 Rio
Grande Railroad Company was made
defendant In . 336 .00O. 900 attachment
suit
John r. Thornton. former United
States senator from Louisiana. died
at his home at Alexandria. La. aged
seventy-one.
The American consulate at Odessa
was the object Of bomb early In the
morning Of the 18th. according to .
state department message.
Miss Martha Rebecca HOBBY. 20.
Toledo, has enrolled at Cincinnati -
. ye0man In the navy reserve. She
was assigned for hospital service.
A ten per cent increase In wages.
effective Jan. 1. was granted by the
Northern Pacific railroad At st. Paul
to $500 station clerks and employees.
Recognition Of women ~ voters was
given in New York by Mark Eisner.
collector Of internal revenue In Man.
haitian district, by the appointment Of
seven a. deputy collectors.
Stocks scared At tho opening Of the
New York stock market Dec. ~. denot.
ing the satisfaction Of the financial
community with the presidents. de-
cision to take over the railroads.
Representative Mann. floor leader
Of the Republicans. will not return to
Congress for some time. 1t Was an
nounced at Baltimore. He 10 In Johns
Hopkins hospital.
Fire believed to have been Of in.
cendiary origin destroyed the boxmak-
ing plant Of Otto Baker Z Sons, at
Baltimore. Nd. engaged in govern.
ment work. with . loss Of more than
3l0O.0O
Miss Edith Conner. aged 40. artist.
charged with first degree murder for
killing her mother. Mrs. Minerva Con.
ner. 81. Oct. 16. was freed from the
county Jail in Cincinnati. Ohio. after
the grand jury ignored her case at 4
lunacy hearing.
More than 81 900. 900 IL said to have
been obtained in operations Of three
swindlers under arrest at Chicago. the
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