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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
That Spotted Negro
Tom Dudley S Stunt
Luke Edwards Fighting The Huns
Girls Play And Sing For The Sal
walton Army-The Scott-Snede-
ker Wedding.

Mexico, Mo-, Aug. 19.-Tom Dud-
ley, out southeast of town, was
here Saturday bantering for some
body to take up guns with him
against the kaiser Dudley has a
big double-barreled shotgun, colder
than me or YOU" he says, which his
father carried during the Civil War,
and he wants to go over and help
stop the pasttime of the Hun at
once. We are sure getting blasted
tired of the Hollernzollern bunch.
But the Allies have been fixing 'em
lately, glory halleluiah.
County Clerk Ross Cauthorn has
been confined at home for three
weeks with inflamatory \rheuma-
tism. He is better but is "still hav-
ing a time of it,
That new anti-weed ordinance
will get some of us town folks--as
it ought to get us. Cut the weeds
They are unsightly, unhealthy-art
nuisance.
Mr. Frank H. Scott of Columbi;
and Miss Laura Snedeker,. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Snedeker o
near Laddonia, were united in mar
riage at the Hoxsey Hotel in Mexico
Wednesday of last week. Rev. G.
VanNoy of Fayette officiated. Onl,
relatives and few close friend
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
ED. KLUsMAN LOVER THERE
Says He Is In A Wonderful Country
Enjoying Himself-Gives His
Identification Number.

Ed. Klusman writes to his sister
near Mexico, Miss Dorthea Klus-
man, as follows:
Somewhere In France, July IL,
1918.
Dear Folks:
Will write few lines. just re-
ceived the letter you sent me the Sth
of June. Was glad to hear from
home again. l am feeling fine and
having a good time.
This is wonderful country.
There are no farm houses, like back
home. 1t is not near as hot here.
Some days they wear overcoats.
Orville Johnson is here.
I-hope you kids will raise a good
crop of corn, for the world needs it.
My captain said we must write
home not less than twice month
and for everyone to send his identi.
fcation number now So in my case
If you should lose track of me, and
do not hear from me, you can write
to the War Department at Washing.
ton and find out where / am and
how am. My name and number:
2179SO1, Co. K,S54 Inft..
l will close.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

present. The couple were both stu
dents in the University last year,
Mr., Scott senior in the School of
Journalism and Miss Snedeker a
Sophomore in the College of Arts
and Science. Mr. Scott expects to be
called into war service. His bride is
a sister of Arthur Snedeker, for
mer student in Mexico High School,
who more than year since enlisted
to battle for Uncle Sam and who
was the frs Audrain boy who was
wounded on the battle front in
France.
Mexicos Spotted negro" was
called into training at Camp Fun
ston, but lately he was discharged
He is an athlete and would make a
fighter, but it is said his captain "did
not like his face" And "Spotty is
sad, for, really, he wanted to helr
smash the kaiser.
T. j. Ecton's old milk delivery
horse is able to make his regular
rounds again. T. ]. had to do the
toting of the milk jars himself thrI
that hot wind spell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
The Funniest Thing the Chautauqua Platform NneyNne Good
LaughsA Real and Rousing Comedy With Pleasing Plot and
MasterfuI Cimaxes--An Evening Crammed Full Of 10y

rousng comedy Advertise
of the kind
Way East New York city, the paygOng folks just could
entire
sustans itself
of Over
breaking when the caxes make
unexpected
comedy uncommon
the results of gigantic advertising campaign begin to
lis motor questionable line.
The who through
his goodfornong
but he has brains
ana the rousing advertising into
with his father that the agnae forced to pay over for
tuneto of.
There all beautifully taseuy
Of
invented await 1T Pays ADVERTISE
to Chauauqua sk
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
SOON TO GO ACROSS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w, N. Boatman
have letters from their grandson,
Frank Owings, written somewhere
on a train" going somewhere he
knew not where. He had been
aboard the cars "a hours and yet
had "a hours more of railroad trav-
ell.
A card mailed at Worcester,
Mass, reads: 1--WE are having a
swell trip. Don't know where we
are bound for"
Another card was written from
Philadelphia, mention being made
that he had been welcomed at the
"Old st. Stephens Club" which had
entertained over $4,000 soldiers,
sailors and marines now in the serv-
ice of our country.
Frank Owings, with his company
was on his way to a place where he
will embark for France. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boatman do not expect to hear
from him again until after he has
landed overseas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
GOING OVERSEAS.

Henry Precht had word from his
son, Carl Precht, who with ten 9TH
er Mexico boys, have been in train
ing at Camp Macarthur, Texas, that
they have been transferred East, in
preparation for sailing overseas, IL
is thought.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
1 will close
ED. X.

Henry Youngbiood, from down
across the country, was in Mexico a
few days ago, He spoke about the
war. and he advises folks not to be-
come too optimistic--the war will
not end until Pershing and Foch
and all the others are able to drive
the Huns back to Berlin and the
German people are shown thing or
two, Their rulers are deceiveng
them, Crush the kaiser and send
him to that awfully awful hot
place-and then you will begin to
see the end of the most wicked war
ever waged upon this earth. Looks
ike you have about the right vision
Of the matter, Henry. Wen have
the dirty bunch cleaned up inside Of
AZ months.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
Shocked Wheat Burns
Mad Bull Fights
A Groom Not As Green As His Name
Saturday Night Thrift Stamp
Sport And Still Allowed In Good
Society.


Bevy Gray, farmer near Ashley,
met with serious misfortune. He
had threshed his wheat, 400 or 500
bushels, which was in sacks, when
the straw rick caught fire and was
L royed with all the wheat.
Jacob Van Vain, farmer near
Montgomery City, fought mad bull
in his field for two hours. Van Vain
held to the ring in the animals nose
till man and bull were exhausted.
The heat finally caused the bull to
cease his attack.
Oscar Green and Mrs May Bird of
Love stree, Mexico, were married,
says the Louisiana-Press Journal.
And that paper further comments:
That's a verH appropriate street for
the mating of birds and the groom is
not as green as his name.
Poverty" says the La Plata
Press, sis no disgrace, especially if
you have spent your substance in
Thrift Stamps" In fact, man may
be a regular Saturday night thrift
stamp sport without being turned
out of good society.
Mrs. Rebecca Ann Peyton, of
Houston, Texas, mother of B. C.
Moss of Monroe City, 9S years old,
recnently cast her first vote. She
has lived thru periods covering five
wars-the Blackhawk uprising, the
Mexican war, the war between the
States and the present world war.
and the present world war.
Hundreds Of trees in Monroe
county are entirely bare of foliage,
the leaves having been killed by the
hot winds.
In making the canvass of the late
primary vote in Galloway county the
canvassing board ran across a Re-
publican ticket that is considered
work of art in the matter Of scratch
ing and insertions. This Republican
voted for Champ Clark, Nick Cave,
L. D. Farmer, w. H. Harvey, Z. B.
, Campbell, Mossies Morris and Jud-
, son Sanderson. .Ie also voted for
| Judge Thurmond for Prosecuting
E Attorney. All of these names had
= to be written in, as none appeared
= on the Republican ballot, so the vo-
ter evidently spent some time in
D making it out. But no doubt he was
fully satisfied that he voted for
D whom he pleased, even tho he was a
e Republican.
I If Miss Marie Summers of Nc
e Credie qualities after the general
e election for justice of the peace she
= will be the first woman in Galloway
d county to hold a position of judi
d cial nature.
k Mrs. N. d. Helton of near Inde-
pendence, Mo-, noticed chicken
h acting queerly at her place and she
IS made an examination and found the
d chicken had the appearance OF hav-
d ing swallowed its tongue, The
Y. tongue had in some manner been
]. turned back into the chicken
throat. She took pair of pincers
and performed an operation pull
re ing the tongue back to its proper
r. place and tying it to the beak. The
le chicken is getting along all rish'
ct and promises to be a real fry one oi
these days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

A. H. Whitney and family are
soon to move to Jefferson City, Mr..
Whitney is to have a position in the
State Treasurer's office and will get
a salary of $500 per month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Mrs. John d. orear and small son
are home from La Paz, Bolivia.
Mrs. orear's husband died there in
July, she was Is days in making
the trip home. Her father, DR.. X
r. Bragg, met her in St, Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
GOES TO GREAT LAKES.

James Lewis, who enlisted in the
Navy some time ago, received his
call this week and has gone to Great
Lakes to begin his training.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Lieut., Ralph Coatsworth, lately
doing special army work in Wash
ington City, has been here on a
short furlough,
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Garrett Barnes, son OF A. 9,
Barnes OF Mexico. writes home that
he has safely arrived in France.
He is with the U. s. Navy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

"Gip" Woodward, formerly of
Mexico. has position with the Jen7
lsins Clothing Co. In Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Robert Dermody attended the
State Fair at Sedalia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19
The Steamer Is in Deep Water Aft Which Puts Considerable Strain
 on the Boat.
MATCHES ARE CLOSED
Captain Jack Mccarthy to Arrive on Princess Roy
 al and Will Pro-
 Ceed to Scene.

Captain Glasscock and Purser Gar ry Bach of the wrecked steamer Ad- miral Evans arrived from Hawk h. let this morning on the Fish Hawk and will leave again tomorrow morn ing for the scene of the wreck They came in to meet Captain Jack Me Carty, in charge of the work of the B. c. Salvage Company, who will ar rive on the Princess Royal tomor- row morning to take charge of the work of raising the Evans. Captain Logan is at present directing tic work
 Captain Glasscock reports that the ship will be raised all right, but it may take some little time, all de- pending on how badly she is injured inside. The wreckers arrived on the scene on the 18th of the present month and their work so far has consisted principally in surveying the wreck and sealing hatches and other openings.
 The boat is in deep water aft, which puts an awful strain on the structure, but it is expected that she will be raised without difficulty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19
A BRAKEMAN
 AND ENGINEER
 ARE KILLED
Two Victims of a Rotary Plough Accident on the White Pass
 Railway.
BOTH ARE WELL KNOWN

SKAGWAY, March -S.-Delayed Pass Railway Company at point eight miles on the Whitehorse spur jumped the track and rolled over early this afternoon. Breakman A. J. Collison was killed. Engineer Ed Barry was badly burned. Superin- tendent Hahn was on board and jumped to safety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19
CHAMPION MAY
 COME HOME TO
 SEE HIS MOTHER
No Funeral Arrangements Have Been Made Re- specting Remains
 Mrs. Johnson

CHICAGO, March i9.-No funeral arrangements have been as yet com pleted for Teenie Johnson, the moth CT of Jack Johnson, who died the night before last.
 When Jack Johnson became worlds champion heavyweight he bought his mother a home, jewels and an auto mobile. Then came his conviction of a violation of the Mann act and his flight from the country.
 His mothers property and personal effects were finally sold, and she be- gan to keep a boarding house.
 Johnson is now a bullfighter at Barcelona, Spain, and according to friends he cannot return to America without going to jail His mother he always worshipped and some be- lieve that he might even attempt re- turning home, despite the jail sen tence, if allowed to attend her fun eral
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19
Basket Social and Dance.

20 Good time assured by com mittee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19
Engineer Dies

SKAGWAY, March 19.-(Special to Engineer Ed Barry died at the Whitehorse Hospital at 6 o'clock last night His body was badly burn are being brought here.
 The accident is thought to have been caused by ice on the rails. It is the first serious accident to the rotary blow.
 Collison leaves wife and four children. Barry leaves an invalid mother in Whitehorse. He has married sister and four brothers, who are living in various parts of the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19

the difficulties that confront our armed forces. This is rough neck war;" he says, i've are up against a nation of roughnecks, and our men must be just as rough and tough as our enemies. This is no contest for points,"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-19

NEW YORK: Martin Green, spe
 cial correspondent of Boston Globe on the French front, says the Amer ican people expect too much too quickly. They have but a faint conception of the part the United States is playing in the war and of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
La Influenza EspanoIa.

Glen vidas han sido sacrificadas recientemente
sin necesidad en- Santa Fe. 81 nuestra genie estu-
viera mejor avisada Y comprendiera la naturaleza
de las Intermediates contagiosas mejor, esta Gala
midad no hubiera sucedido.
MODO DEL CONTAGIO.
La influenza espanola Sc comunica por ell a~liento
|por la tos y por el estornudo de alguna persona que
va tiene la enfermedad. Por 10 tanto, no visiten a
los enfermos. Solamente la persona n~ecesaria pa
"a cuidar al p~aciente debera a~cercarse cerca de unI
|paciente que tenga la enfermdad contagiosa.
SINTOMAS.
La enfermedad comienza g~eneralmente con un
|calosfrio y sinte el cuerpo adolorido en- los brazos,
piernas u espalda, y casi todos los p~acientes tienen
Idolor de cabeza. Muy pronto Sc sube la fiebre, y el
pulse Sc hace mas rapido.
TRATAMIENTO.
Ell paciente debera meterse en- la CANA Y estarse
ALI pork menos una semana. La dieta debera ser
|ligera u ~nutritiva, y los i~ntestinos deberan hacerse
|que funcionen diariamente. Debera darse aqua
con frecuencia al enfermo.
PELIGRO.
Ell mas grande peligro en- la enfermedad no esta
en- los primeros cuatro dias, sino en- los segundos
cuatro dias, porque es entonces cuando las compli-
caciones, como la pulmonia, Sc desarrollan.
DESINFECCION.
Las personals que no han tenido la enfermedad y
deben estar expuestas a ella, deberan lavarse la ma
riz y la boca algunas wees al dia con un antiseptico.
Este s. puede comprar en- una botica, 0 Sc puede OBJ
|tener gratis en- la oficina de la Cruz Roja Ameri-
cana de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
QUE DEBE HACERSE CUAND0 Sc CREA
QUE Sc T|ENE LA INFLUENZA ESPAN0Ll

FL doctor John w. Kerr. del Ser
vicio pdblico de Sandal de los Es-
tados Unidoe ha sido enviado a Nuc-
NO Mexico por Ell Gobierno Federal
con ell ob3eto de ayudar al Cuerpo
de Sandal del Estado, durante ell
tempo en- que predomine la I'm
fluenza e%spaiola."
Mientras 10 peor de la enfermedad
ha pasado va en- algunas poblaciones,
FL urge a |cada uno en- particular de
aqnellos uiie crean que han sido alta
cados por la influenza, que observer
las siguientes precauciones:
Primero. sanar bien antes de salir.
Segundo prevenirse contra Ia pull
monia.
Tercero, YER que otros no cojan Ia
enfermedad por contagio.
QUE HAcER PARA sANAR BEN.
1.-Irse Ia CANA IN i'm cuarto
fresco, tan pronto como SO sienta
enfermo.
2.-Mandar por un doctor, 81 es
possible.
S.-Tomar una d0sis de aceite cas-
tor o de sales purgantes.
4.-Tomar como alimento solo le-
che y caldo.
5,-Beber suficiente aqua fresca.
6.--Abrir las yentanas de dia y de
noche para Que Sc ventile bien u
cuarto.
7,--Que Maya on 81 cuarto la mas
poca genta que sea possible.
S.-4Permahescase en- CANA hasta
que 81 doctor 10 ordene o hasta que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
LIBRE A
los que sufren con Asma
un remedio que puede ser tornado sin
perdtda de TEMPO nj Inconvenlencias.

Tenemos un metodo nuevo que cura ell
Asma y queremos que 10 ensaye a nuestro
costo. No importa ell estado, los slntomas,
ra enviar por nuestro metodo para que 10
practiQue. No importa ell china, la edad,
pals u ocupacion 81 es afiigido con Asma
Deseamos enviarseloy d esos que hayan
perdido las e~speranzas de ser curados,
que despues de haber tornado duchas, pre-
parados de opio, 'humos patentados." etc
no hayan tenido r~esultados sa~tisfactorios.
Nuestro interes es demostrarle a todos los
~pacientes. a nuestro costo, que este nue.
vo metodo alivia la respiration a veces
tan dificil y otros sintomas terribles oca-
cionados por ell NAL.
Esta oferta .es demasiado importante
para ser olvidada. Escribanos hoy Y c
mience el metodo en- seguida. LNo envle
dlnero, Supplements ell cupon debajo alta
chado. HAcALO HOY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

Hay veces cuando n persona ne
costa I'm purgaQte conocido. La In
digestion, biliosidad, NAL aliento, in
flamacion a causa de gases, consti-
pacion y otras condolences que SO
~presentan a causa de una cantidad
de alimento sin digerir en- ell este
mage, necesitan una atenci6n inme-
data. Las Tabietas Catarticas de
Foley son suaves y seguras en- su
acci6n. No causan torzones. dolores
nj nauseas. Limpian los intestinos,
endulzan Ell est6mago y entonan Ell
hfgado. A las personals gordas les
hace sentirse como 81 estuvieran mas
lIvianass-De venta en- la Botica Ca
pital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

NO PIERDA ESTo.-Corte este avE
so, mandelo con &c por correo q Foley
& Co.. 1885 Sheffield Avenue, Chicago
Illinois, escribiendo su nombre y d.
recci6n claramente, v recibira a vuelta
de correo un paquete de prueba conte-
niendo ell Compuesto de Mel y Alqui.
tran de Foley. para toses, resfriados
y Ell Group; las Pfldoras de Foley para
los Riiones, para dolores Ell los costa
dos y en- la espaida, reumatismo, y en-
fermedades de los ri1ones v la vejigas
y las Tabletas Cat6rticas de Foley. un
'catartico complete. para Ell c~ostipado.
biliosidad. dolor de cabeza y los intes-
tinos ~recargados. DE venta en- la Boz
tica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
1055 MOERTES A CAUSA De LA INFLUENZA
I'm FL ESTAD0 De NUEV0 mexico.

reciendo, probablemente a causa de
que la genie esta tomandQ mas pre-
cauciones, estA aprendiendo que la
curaciin propia y Ell alimento apro-
piado son de grande ayuda, y que
las mascaras evitan que Sc extienda
la enfermedad.
El reporte Official es interesante,
porque manifesto que la enfermedad
bali repentinamente despues del 1ro
de Noviembre. Los casos y muertes
y ell nnmero de condados que hicie-
ron su reporte, son como sigue:
Oct. "a. 7S1-32-12.
Oct. 2S, 427-S4-1S.
Oct. 29. S65-94-19.
Oct. 80, 674-77-20.
Oct. 81. C94-64-1S.
Nov. !. 663-g1--17.
Nov. 2, 248-46--1S.
Hubo un total de 1888 casos re-
portados hasta e incluyendo ell 26 de
Octubre, con 567 muertes.
Slque la epidemic en- Taos.
Sc ma reportado oficialmente que
al paso que la influenza manifesto
una diminuci0n p~racticamente por to-
do Ell estado. hay un lugar, sin en-
barge, que todavfa esta amenazado
port la e~nfermedad. v este es Taos.
Sc espera controlar la enfermedad
allf en- vista del hecho de que mu-
cha genie de Taos esta usando las
mascaras ~protectoras de gaia.
Hay 1870 casos de influenza en- Col
den y San Pedro, con nueve muertes.
En- San Pedro, de una poblaci6n de
"a, AZ estan postrados con la enter
medal. En- Madrid habfa 76 casos,
De So casos. seis han muerto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

Ha habido mas de $4,000 casos de
influenza en- Nuevo Mexico, con mas
de 1000 muertos q resnltas de ella,
segfn 81 informe official.
Esta information ha aido recibida
por ell Gobernador Lindsey, en- un
informe mandado por el Doctor j. W.
Kerr, medico del ~ejercito de los Es-
tados Unidos del servicio publico de
%sainhridad, quien tiene 81 oficina
principal en- Las Vegas.
El Dr. Kerr ha mandado su infor-
me IA las autoridades de salubridad
de la ciudad y cdndado, en- 81 ase-
gura Que eli n1mefo de casos de in
fhienza que han sido reportados a
oficina desde que brot6 la cpl
demia EN- Nuey6 Mexico, ma sido de
1926, con Ell ndmero de muertos a
resultas de ella. de- LOSS. Y todavia
est0s ndmeros r~epresentan solamente
de ~ . 20 condados. que son los que
han mandado reportes. Cual es Ell
total de todos los rs condados en- 81
estados es asunto de- con~jeturas. En-
algunos lugares hubo tantos casos
de Influenza que no Sc pudieronl ha'
rer nj reportes. segnn Sc dice
va desa~pareeiendo la playa.
Els c~onsoladora la ~aseveraci0n del
DIR. Kerr de que en- las ciudades y
grandes poblaciones hay 0 pa
ra Greer que la Influenza va desapa-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
PERSONAL

Maestro suscritor, D. Crist6bal Ro-
nero, de Glorieta, ". NJ, nos escri-
be participandonos que compri I'm
Bono de Libertad del Cuarto Presta.
mo, por valor de $4,000 FL Sr. Ro-
es asistente m%ayordomo del Sr.
NJ r. Macs, en- Ell A. T. and s. F.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

III Sr. Francisco Delgado. Registra-
dor de terrenos, de esta ciudad, ha
recibido aviso del faIlecimiento en-
Las Vegas, d principos de la semana
de su hijo polftico Manuel Delgado,
quien sucumbio victima de la influen-
"a tras corta enfermedad. Acompa-
'iamos al Sr. Delgado ) ~apreciable
'familia en- su muy justo dnelo. y TO-
gamos al Senior lie conceda ell descan-
so eterno al alma del .irado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

. matsdor de c~allos,n basado en- m
principle .epteramente To- Es una
Formula diferente y nueva que nunca
Sc ha podido imitar con exito. Hace
que los calios Sc arruguen y desvauez-
can. Dos gotas son ~suficientes. W. 40
necesita envolver mas sus dedos con
Icintas pegajosas y emphasizes que ejer-
cen preston sobre ell pobre Gallo: no
necesita mas pomadas y u~nglentos
corrosivos que no permanecen donde SO
colocan, porque los absorben Q Linz
plan las medals. nj rebanar los callos
no mas hemorragias 9 peligro de in
fecciones. No mas cojear por dfas con
callos dolorosos; no mas dolores pro-
ducidos pors los callos. No hay Gallo
que "GETS-TT" no destruya Gin Or lor.
facil & infaltblemente.
cida de mayor venta en- ell mundo.
Uselo para c%ualquier Gallo duro q
blando, ca1losidades, verrugas y juane-
ties. Fabricado por r.. Lawrence &
Co.. Chicago, Illinois, ZEE. UU. dc A. De
venta en- todas les farmacias y ~droguerfns.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
haya desaparecido la fiebre-cinco
dfas.
QUE HAcER PARA lMPEDIR la
PuLMONiA.

mo trase listed de pasar un
resfrfo andando; rec6jase en- CANA.
2.-Mande por ell doctor Immediate
mente 81 siente dolores en- Ell pecho
o tiene tos.
3-Mantenga su boca y nariz
limpias.
4.-Haga gasgaras Y enjuaguese la
boca con una debil seduction de sal
en- aqua, dos veces al dia. Que con-
sista esta seduction de una cuchara-
dita de sal para I'm cuartillo de aqua
hervida.
5.-Use suficientes cobijas en- la
CANA para mantenerse comfortable.
mente caiiente en- la cana, pero que
la pieza este fresca.
6.-No tome otras medicinas que
aceite castor y sales, excepto las
que Sc ordenen por 81 medico.
7.-Estese en- la cana nasta tres
dfas despues de que Sc sienta bien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
COMO EvlTAR LA ,ENFERMEDAD
D lMPEDiR QUE oTRo Ia
coNTRAioA 81 listed
La TiENE.

1s-4Estese en- su casa y no Sc Jun
to con otros en- grupos.
2.-Procure estar siempre a Ia luz
del sol y al aire lihre.
S.--No coma en- demacfa, nj traba-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
"CETS II" Fl Nuevo ,
Maravilloso Callicida


Els la primera vez que Sc ha descu,
bierto un cailicida real y absolute
mente SECURE. "GETS.IT" 20 Ell nuevo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

MAS be 5000 cAsos EN- Ell Es-
TApo. Es Ell REpoRTE OFFICIAL
rAREcE CUE 10 pEOR DE LA
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ExcEpcioN QuizA DEL coNpA-
DO5DE TAOS. 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
Soc, &c., y $1.2O.
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Nuestro amigo ST.. Esteve Easton
nos hizo n cordial vista 81 mierco-
les de esta semana en- nuestras Off
cinas, pues Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad con asuntos ~particulareH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

ppeIrSas en- SUI casa Solafnenie durnte tres mess vendermos esos apmatos pr
tan. bjo prMio, de maner qe no Sc demore, sno que core este upon nmeuHth-
p mssN M aanSoo1N1s ~. SIN 0e"0fa II CHICAGO. ILLINOIS