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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
4.SPANIARDS WIN BALL GAME.

Washington, May 3-The first base
bail game ever played in Spain took
place, on April 80 between a Span
ish and an American team, and re-
suited in the defeat of the Americans
by Il score of - to II. The Amcri-
can team had for its captain, Pay
master William Ormesby, I. S. n,
prominent American athlete, former
ly of Brown University. Captain
Gonzales led the Spaniards.
Three of the Spanish ballplayerS
We're bull fighters. Spaniards are
said to like the game, but consider
it very complicated
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
EANORS FARE INCREASE.

Wnshington, May 3-The Interstate
Commerce Commission tentatively APP
proved yesterday application of the
New Haven road for Increased joint
fares from points on it's lines to in
terstate destinations via the lines Of
the New England Steamship Co.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03

lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
|nd a5sa doesn't complain any more
b her back and side aching. Shehas
ped in weight and feels much better.
commend Lydia E. Pinkhan1's Vege-
|e Compound to all mothers and
ghters, Mrs. NJ, FINORE, SIC
icy Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
pr special advice in regard to such
Eentss write TO Lydia L. Pinkham
[iclne Co., Lynn, Mass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
PEOPLE WHO CHAfE

Ter one hundred thousand people in this
try have proved that nothing relieves
soreness Of chatting as quickly and
|anently as Sykes Comfort Powder. "
b Finol and other drug stores. Trial
Free.
C2ayort Powder Co., Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03

pound enough for what
it has done for m Y
daughter. S h e w a s
Is years of age, very
sickly and pale and she
had to stay home from
school most of the time.
She suffered a comics
from ba ok a che and
dizziness and was with
out appetite. For three
months she was under
the doctors care and
got no better, always
complaining about her
back and side aching so
| didn't know what to
do. Ireadin the papers
about your wonderful
medicine SO [ made up
my mind to try it. She
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
low 4 YOUNG
GIRL SUFFERED
I'd Was Restored to Health By
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound-ToId By
| Her Mother.

Brooklyn, N. Y,-"I cannot praise
!dia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03

The capture of the great Russian
fortress of Sebastapol, reported from
Berlin, is in keeping with Germany's
scheme to occupy the north littoral Of
the Black Sea from Bessarabia on the
west to Caucasia on the east where
the territory claimed by the Turks
begins.
Within a fortnight after the signing
of the treaty of peace with the Ukraine
Peoples Republic on February g. the
Germans occupied the great Russian
grain port Of Odessa, 200 miles north
west Of Sebastapol. The Soviet naval
commissioner there gave Up almost
without firing a. shot but the Russian
feet consisting Of five batt1eships. six
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
Owner Rechristens
 New Studebaker Car
After Driving New Series 19 Studebaker LighSx 2ooo
 Miles, Seasoned Motorist Pays Tribute to Smooth @ Operation and Refinements, and Re s@ names It Little Lady Six"

Humans have ever yielded to the almost universal practice of giving dumb animals, or inanimate objects that especially please them, names
 that betoken affection. From the wee 7 tot in rompers who mothers petite lit-
 tie dolls, or goes about it's glorious
 play time with mischievous, but faith
 fM dog, to the grizzled veteran of the
 throttle it seems to be perfectly nat
 tiral for them to call these things ot daily association by their first names" . And, because it is only natural for
 the horny-handed engineer to speak
 of his steel monster. as if it were
 person that really lived and breathed,
 1t is perhaps not strange that motor ists, who are enthused with the re- markable performance of the car they Arrive, should fall into this same habit. sr The names given automobiles by saheir sponsors at the factories are nei-
 ther feminine nor masculine gender .they are merely expressive of the cars .particular attributes, or are given rhe itarious models merely as distinguish ling marks. The Light Six is the offi- ,eial name given one of the new Series ,19 Stakeholder cars, as being ind1ca- Alive of that cars unusually light weight for q siX-cylinder model This name, however, has suffered a re- iSamping, as far as W. Wendell For Fest prominent Philadelphia motors isst, is personally concerned. After Arriving his Studebaker light six 2O00 miles he writes Studebaker factory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
Takes Properly Designed
 Transmission to Make
 an Efficient Motor
Advantage of Internal Gear Drive Axle Is We'll Known to Truck
 Operators

Even the Fultons 'triple-heated gas motor would not make an efficient, eco nomical motor truck unless it vera backed up by properly designed trans- mission," says William Fulton Melhuish, president of the Fulton Motor Truck company, Farmingdale, long Island, in a bulletin to users.
 If .he clutch, gearset, driving shaft and final transmission are designed to sacrifice speed for power, or vice versa, the best features of the motor count for little. In the Fulton truck, the parts are designed throughout, from engine tu wheels, for economy and efficiency
 For instance, the internal gear drive axle is used. The advantages of this type of rear axle are well known to truck operators. It is designed to transmit the maximum of power from the en- zine to the wheels and to obtain tha greatest sreed with the least consump tion of fuel. The power axle is, of course. independent of the load carrying axle relieving it of road and load strains. The load-carrying axle is one. piece round bar of special heat-treatal chrome nickel steel without weld or joints, and breakages or mal-adjust- ments of either the power or load-carry- ing axles are almost unknown. This Fulton axle has less complicated parts. is less dependent upon fabrication and assures greater tire mileage than other types"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14

he feels the name Little Lady Six is much more appropriate for this car and gives his reasons for thinking SO.
 II have owned and driven three cars III the last four and one-half yea@" write Mir. Forrest. "and this is the first time that 1 have ever felt inclined to become personal with my motor car. But after driving my new Series 19 Studebaker light six 2000 miles. l take pleasure in admitting it to me family circle as the Little Lady Six The beautiful appearance of this new car, its many refinements, and it's snooth- ness of operation prompt the new name.
 My first 1000 miles in this new StudetalSer were covered in the heart of Philadelphia traffic, where condi- tions tell on an automobile more than any other place on eaEth This dis zine trouble whatever and with the greatest and smoothest riding at all times The control the shifting of gears, Was so simple and easy that there was absolutely no strain what ever. And this is the first car that have ever owned that my wife could drive.
 The second 1000 miles were covered between Philadelphia and Pottsville Pa, taking some of the longest and steepest hills we have to travel in this state. And I do not believe there is another automobile built that will take and climb a hill any smoother or better than this new Studebaker
 After driving over 1500 miles I wis ited the Studebaker service station for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14

That the efficient operation of motol trucks is recognized as a national con. servation necessity, is indicated by ths increased interest among truck owners on the subject of coaching their drivers on the fine points of truck driving As ono truck owner expresses it, An inef- ficient truck driver is a pro-G German. Through his lack of knowledge his truck cannot give efficient service.
 Truck owners in every part of the country arc beginning to realize that trained truck drivers only can hand'e 'e trucks efficiently and economically. That before they take charge of the trucks they should become familiar With their construction, what happens when they overspeed or overload, and other points just as vital to economical and uninter- rupted transportation.
 The more a truck driver knows about the truck he is driving, the more capable he is of handling it correctly, and the rro-e likelihood of keeping it on schedule time, as well as avoiding breakdowns or accidents. When driver has reached that point where he is thoroughly com potent and personally interested in keep ing the performance of his truck up to 100 per cent efficiency. then is the time when the truck owner will be able to deliver goods at a lower rate and still make good profits, as well as give his driver higher pay.
 Tt is a patriotic duty for every motor truck owner to see that his truck drivers realize the importance of driving eff ciently,'' says c. A. Kissell, president of the Kissel Motor Kar company. By the owner spending a little time and money to bring his drivers up to a high point of efficiency, he is not only paving the way for greater profits to himself, as well as highec pay for his drivers, but he will be able to lower the cost to the shipper, give better and quicker service, and economize on gasoline and oil.
 Again every truck owner should make it a point to see that his trucks are kept mechanically right at all times, From the frs. day he starts to operat ] them. he should inaugurate q method of inspection of al mechanical parts that have any bearing in any way on the operation of his trucks. He should real ize that no truck, no matter how strongly built, can stand up and render l0o per cent efficient service if it is not taken care of from the first day. The neces- sity of fabrication, of minute inspection of every fixed and moving part should be impressed on him.
 If he is operating q sufficient number of trucks to warrant the expense of hir-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
Selden Trucks Placed
 With Big Concerns

George Dupee, sales manager of the local branch of the Warner Sales com pany, ct S2a Twenty-first street, south. has placed seldens this week with some of the largest concerns in Jefferson county
 The Selden truck have reputation for doing better work at lower cost of operation and it's sturdy construc- tion will withstand the hardest work on the toughest hills.
 Mir. Dupee says: Most of the Selden orders are from selden owners who have placed reorders, because they know the merits of this substantial truck It's mechanical achievement has solved she trouble problem and it's perfect con- structton has eliminated all breakdowns or weak parts sometimes found in trucks The best way to know Selden merit IS to own one in your business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
HEARD ABOUT AUTOMOBILES HERE AND THERE

lowers his maintenance cost, but pro- longs the life of his trucks
 TO maintain mechanical efficiency month in and month out. every motor truck should be given expert daily care before starting on the days work. or at night when it comes in. Truck own CTS who have a fleet of trucks should inaugurate method of handling repairs and adjustments, based on a system that will insure economy and efficiency This system should be so regulated that it will not interfere with the operation of the trucks at the time of day they are supposed to be in operation Here again, is a patriotic duty which is en- tirely up to truck owners. Without the proper care, no truck can render the proper service.
 Again, 1t is up to every truck owner to solve the loading and unloading proo- lems that are peculiar to his business. Just as he expects his drivers to handle his trucks efficiently. it is up to him to study out the quickest most eff cient and economical way for his trucks to be loaded and unloaded. If he does a great deal Of shipping to freight ter minals. he should see to it that in load ing his trucks at his store or factory, the goods are so placed the trucks that when they are unloaded at the freight depot they are in the proper TO- tation for loading on freight cars. thus saving time and work of men at the depot.
 He should make it a point to famil- jarize himself with the different types of bodies that will fit his line of haul age. He will be surprised how with a little time and study spent on this sub ject, . great saving can be made, not only iu reducing the time his trucks arc standing idle while being loaded, but the labor of loading them at his place of business and unloading at the shipping point This is another patriotic serv-
 ice every motor truck owner can ren- der the railroads
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14

a thorough inspection. I was indeed surprised to note what very little ac- tually had to be done to the car. The brakes were adjusted, two or three fender bolts ightened--nothing more.
 T have figured out my gasoline con sumption very carefully and find that I am getting better than 15 miles per gallon have not kept an accurate record of my oil consumption, but have every reason to believe It is rle,h lower than any of my previous three cars"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
Modern Machinery for
 the Richardson Company

w. F. Richardson Machine company has added some of the modern pieces of machinery. which completes the plant in making automobile parts for all makes of cars.
 Motor car owners find it convenience now to have their cars repaired where modern machinery and expert mechanics give the best service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
N
 Parts

We specialize in automobile repair work, paying particular attention to the complete me- chanical overhauling of all makes of commercial and pleasure cars. We have one of the most complete automobile repair works in the state and employ only expert mechan- ics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-14
Aga Iy1efflciey7f Truck
 Driuer xs q Pro- Gern1a71!

ing mechanical expert to keep them in the best of condition. he will find that it is the most economical thing in the cnd A truck that is mechanically right is the one that will enable the owner to render customers the most eco.
 nomical shipping service. It not only
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22

Silver City, N M, Agosto 2O--Para acabar de una veg con los rumores
contrarios, ell Representante al Congress- W. B. Walton ha anunciado formal
mente su canddatura para la nomination democraica este ao, para Senador
de los EIados Unidos, para suceder al Senador Albert B. Fall, republican,,
|cuyo termno expra ell l de Mario de 1919. AL anunciar 81 canddatura, ell
Representante Walton dice:
Soy candidate para la nomination democraucaf para Senador de los Els
tados Unidos.
Como la guerra es la question absorvente ante ell pueblo de los Esados
Unidos en- ell tempo presente, al hdo de la cual todas las otas cuestones de
Icaracter domestco son fnsgnihcantes, deseo. al anunciar mi candidatura, de-
cir brevemente mi posd6n acerca de ella.
Soy paridario de un amercnismo sin compromise e understandable.
Nosotros podemos reconocer en este tempo. como americana, soLamente al
mdividuo que pone a los Estados Unidos por encmn de TODD 10 demas. 70
creo que es ell deber de cMa cudadano americana ! de los Estados Undos
como nscion, ell subordinar TODD 10 demas al dnicol uop6sho de ganar esa
guerra, para ell fin de que los principles del gobheHo ibre sobrevivan, y 81
mundo sea hecho un lugar SECURE para los hombreADbres
"Durante ell tempo que he servido al pueblo de Nuevo Mexico en- ell Con-
greso. he dado in soporte energfco y de TODD coraz6n a cada MEDIA advocada
por la administration naconal para la vigorosa prosecution de la guerra
ST soy electo para ell senado, coninuar6 este euso-considerare que IS mi
mas alto deber hacer TODD 10 que este de mi pare para ayudar a ganar la
guerra y ayudar a resolver los grandes problemas del reajustamiento que de-
be necesariamente seguirse a su conclusion.
mi registro de servichos al Partdo Democrat al Estado de Nuevo Mexi
co y a la Nacion, esta alberto para inspection. Else registro es la base de mi
redamo para Ia nomination para senador"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
Variety Sales Co.

..H LL VII o.
comparezcan ante ambos comites.
La llamada para la reunion. de los
1efes republicanos fue expedida ell jue-
yes pasado desde Albuquerque, por ell
pres. w. H. CLEARWATER, y dice asi:
Una reunion del comite de estado
republican, es llamada por la presen.
tie, para que Sc verifique en- ell capitolio
de Santa F6, ell IA de Agosto de 1918,
para ell fin de nominar un candidate
para Senador de los Estados Unidos,
un candidate para r~epresentante en- ell
~Congreso, candidates para las oficinas
de estado que deben ser votados en- la
proxima election de Noviembre, y pa
ra la transaction de tales otros nego-
clos como aparezcan ante la conven-
ci0n.
Sc urge la asistencia de .todos los
miembros del comit6. Sc extiende una
invitaci6n cordial a todos los republi.
canos para que asistan a esta junta
del comite, para que aconsejen a los
miembros y tomen parte en- las discu-
clones, para ell fin de que ell sentimien-
to de partido y Ell interes del partido
Sc aumenten.
(Firmado) wv. H. CLEARWATER,
Chairman"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
DEJENoS AYUDARLE A QUE Sc
ALiSTE PARA LA ESCUELA

81; parece que la escuela Sc cerr6
tan solo aver. Pero las ~escuelas Sc
van a abrir de nuevo dentro de POGO.
Ustedes, jovenes, no necesitan ha.
cernos en- Greer que estan c~ontentos
ICON la situacion, porque nosotros sa-
Ebemos ESQ mejor. A nosotros no nos
Egustaba tampoco. Pero probablemen-
tie esa es la raz6n de que sepamos tan
Ipoquito y ell porque hemos tenido tan
POGO exito en- la vida, 81 quieren la
mario asf. De todos MOODS, no hemos
empezado a predicar un sermon. Todo
10 que queriamos decir es que estamos
particularmente bien equipados este
afo para tomar cuidado de 10 que ne
cesitan en- la escuela. Nosotros les
podemos ahorrar dinero en- las cosas
que gastan en- la escuela y en- las CO.
sas que usan en- la escuela. Est6n Sc
guros de yer 10 que tenemos en- este
respecto antes de comprar.
De acuerdo con todas las reglas del
juego, nosotros realmente debfamos
haber dirijido este articulo a los pa
dres de familia, puesto que ellos son
los que ponen ell dinero para comprar
las cosas. Pero 10 estamos hacienda
dDt -b6dnuO y nOb 0illblulOb a
los nihos. Con este tenemos algo de
chiste en- la situaci6n. Ellos no tienen
mucho en- que divertirse en- la escuela.
Hablando en- serio, ustedes deben
procurar hacer 10 mejor que puedan
en- la escuela este ano. Seguramente
10 haran ustedes 81 solamente logran
~realizar que tan supremamente impor-
tante es que todos obtengan tan buena
educacion como sea possible obtener.
81 este es asi hoy, va a ser mucho
mas cuando ustedes salgan a ell gran
juego de la vida.
SSahian ustedes que en- Francia ell
dfa de hoy hay centenares Y aun mi
llares de niios que tienen que aslstir
a la escuela en- s6tanos a prueba de
bombas? Ellos estudian sus lecciones
mientras que ALA arriba Sc oyen las
granadas hostiles que hacen explosion.
Puede e que haya en- clio u.iciente
espiritu de aventura en- ir a la escuela
bajo aquellas condolences, para hacer-
la interesante. Pero nosotros pensa-
mos que nos gusta mejor ell buen esti-
10 americana.
NADIA mas piensen en- sus ventaja,
en- este respecto, IN poquito, y esta-
mos SECURES de que ustedes decidiran
ir a la escuela Y hacer 10 mejor que
puedan pues la escuela es realmente
una cosa buena.
No dejen que sus pap&s Sc olviden
de 81 equipo. Compren sus equlpos
aquf. Porque, como 10 hemos dicho
antes, les podemos ahorrar dinero. En-
la tienda de Sindelar, Gale de Calls
teo.-(Anuncio.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
BAJo E MANkJo.

Sc ha r%eportado que la "Espafiola
Milling Co.," ha entregado su planta
para que sea operada y manejada por
la Colorado New Mexico Produce Co.
que tien los s%iguientes oficiales: Sa-
muel Feast, Presidente y Gerente &C.
neral, y l.. T. Hardy, Maneiador del
molino, hombres de experiencia que
son conocidos de ser COMPLETENESS y
bien apreciados en- los muchos circu-
los financieros y comerciales de Nue.
vo Mexico y Colorado.
Ann en- estos dfas de muchas ro-
glas y reglamentos necesarios, Sc a.
que esta nueva organization
tendra buen exito. pues u conec-
clones y recursos posibles en- lineas
de negocios, aparte de la molienda
de la harina, van en- aumento.-Aviso
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
Los QUE SUFREN
DEL ASTHMA
Una nueva ourael6n que cuaIqulera
puede usar sin incomodidad nj per-
dlda de corte. -. -. -. .......

Tenemos un nuevo metodo que Gu
ra ell ASTHMA, y nosotros queremos
que I'd. 10 ensaye a nuestro jropio
costo. No importa que su aso sea
cronico o que sea nuevo, va sea que
precente calenturas hasta Asma GRO
MICA, deberla mandar por una botella
de prueba gratis de nuestro metodo.
No importa en- que china viva, no i'm
porta cual sea su edad u ocupaci6n.
81 esta enfermo de asma, nuestro me-
TODD lie aliviara prontamente.
Nosotros deseamos especialmente
mandarlo a aquellos casos ~aparente-
mente ~incurables, donde todas las
formas de inhaladores, duchas, pre-
%paraciones de opio, humos, "cigarri-
Hos de patente' ETC., han fracasado.
Deseamos demostrar a todos, a nues-
tras expenses, que este nuevo mAto-
do esta designado a terminar toda
la dificultad de respirar, y aquellos
terribles paroxismos. de una vez por
todas.
Esta oferta gratis es muy impor-
tante para que la deje pasar un solo
Aa. Escriba hoy mismo y commence
Ell metodo Embellishments. No man
de dinero. S~implemente mandenos
81 cupon de abajo. Hagalo hoy!!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
ELL coMITE DEL G. o. p. Sc JUNTA
AoUliEL "a DE AGosTO.
La session vlene a tomar lugar dos dias
despues de la Iunta de los dem6cra-
tss. Albuquerque quiere Ilevarse
ALA las dos c~onvenciones.

Los polfticos y los amantes de la pc.
Utica van a saber en- esta semana que
es 10 que Sc va a hacer, pues despues
de la llamada para la reunion del Co
mite central dem6crata que ha de tie.
ner lugar hoy, sc ha anunciado que la
llamada republican, para su respecti-
vO comite sc ha dado para ell dia "a.
Las dos juntas, con solo dos dias de
separation una de otra, indican que
los re~publicanos tienen pensado lamar
la convention republican, del estado
pocos despues de la de los dem6cratas.
Sc cree que los dem6cratas tienen
pensado reunirse en- Santa F6, y que
los republicanos Sc reuniran este a1o
en- Albuquerque. Lo ciudad ducal, es-
IA, sin embargo. ansiosa de que Sc We
rifiquen ALA las dos ~convenciones. pa
ra 10 cual mandara Delegates para que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
I'm simple laUadO
quitG las OjeraS.

La genie Sc ~sorprendera de que
tan pronto ell puro Lavoptik. lavado
para los ojos, quita los ojos colora-
dos y los anillos negros (ojeras.) I'm
joven que habfa tenido enfermedad
de los ojos y unas ojeras muy negras
Sc alivio con UN SOLO LAVADO de
Lavoptik. Su hermana tambien Sc
quito la enfermedad de los ojos en-
tres dfas. Una botellita de Lavoptik
esta garantizada de aliviar CADA
Case de ojos debiles, inflamados o
~dilatados. Sc da una copa de alumni
Mo gratis .-Band and Nohl, botica-
rios de Espahola, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
PARA MEJoRAR 81 DIGESTION.

"Por amos, mi digestion fue tan po-
bre que solamente podia digerir los
alimentos mas ligeros. Probe TODD 10
que di1eron que me podfa curar, pero
solo hace como un afo que vi ell anun-
clio de las Tabletas de Chamberlain.
compre una botellita de las mismas y
encontre ell tratamiento propio. Des.
de entonces, mi digestion es excelen.
te.-De genta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22

Sc me han reportado por ~perIulclos
dos lIeguas; una llegua valla, elm
negra, cola negra, marca FOO. en-
la cadera lzqulerda, y otra llegua ala
rama tostada, pata derecha blanca,
marca JH en- Ia espaIdia aAracha con
martlgon las dos IIeguas.
RAFAEL J. MORA,
Juez do Par.