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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11
hrdanelles and Sea of
IMarmOra Unsafe for
. Ships
EVERAL SHIPS LOST
latest Danger Exists in the Black
Sea from Numerous Floating
Mines

cONSTANTINOPLE, April IL
correspondence of The Associated
<ess)-Floating mines in the Dar-
<nelles and Sea of Marmora still
Institute great danger to navigation.
Veral ships have been lost since the
|1nistice through mine explosions.
r |e armistice required Turkey to in
late all mines, but it has not been
6ssible in all cases to give their ex-
E& position. Minesweepers have been
work for some time, but naval au-
E brities say it will be many months
fore vessels can proceed through
straits with safety. No naviga-
b is permitted at night. On pas
ger vessels lifeboat drills are held
ularly, just as in the days when
submarine menaced the seas.
Even in the broad stretches of the
&gean Sea the greatest precautions
Z taken against floating mines. In
@ftain areas passengers are required
1 wear life preservers, and narrow
hes of travel have been marked out
|r pilots to follow.
But it is in the Black Sea that the
featest danger exists. Not only are
|ere numerous floating mines there,
bit extensive unmarked mine fields
id Unfortunately by the Germans,
ussians and Bolsheviki. They are a
onstant menace to shipping. The
,eamer bearing the American Red
ross Mission to Rumania narrowly
issed floating mine while proceed
g to Constanza. Often these mines
re carried down by the swift current
the Bosphorous Straits to the Sea
Marmora, where they are an ever
resent danger to the hundreds Of
aval and merchant vessels.
Naval authorities say it will be sew
fal years before the waters of Eu-
Ppe are entirely free of floating
|ines. Many of the German mines
kstroyed by Allied trawlers were
1und to have been moored by rope.
Then the rope rotted the mines broke
pm their anchorages and drifted in
ERny cases to the main line of steam
n travel. Ill.,. -
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

Captain HBill" Smith is an aggres-
sive, slashing player, a good guard, a
good shot and probably the best
floor man the Academy ever turned
out. 1t was his wonderful leadership
that brought victories in the tight
games.
Foye, the other forward, is fresh
man, having played on last years
Junior High school team. He should
develop into a second Ellis as he is
clever on his feet and an excellent
shot.
Lanpher, next years manager, is
head and shoulders above the other
guards of the teams in this vicinity
and should be even better next year
Lougee, who played the other
guard, is a small stocky lad who
makes up in grit and fight what he
lacks in weight and held his oppon-
ents down very creditably.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11
SENTENCES REDUCED
Court Martial Prisoners Under This
Plan Free from Stigma of
Imprisonment

NEW YORK, April 11-Heavy
court martial sentences of life i'm
prisonment or 20 or 30 years, are re-
duced to minimum of months by
the plan permitted under army regula-
tions, which has been introduced into
the disciplinary barracks at Governors
Island, by commandant Hunt. The
plan wolves far reaching scheme by
which soldier prisoners may return to
civil life free from any Imprisonment
stigma, and far better equipped both
physically and educationally.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11
WILSON HAMMERING
FOR PROGRESS AT
PEACE CONFERENCE
White House Reports That
Good Progress Has
Been Made
OBSTACLES REMOVED
Ex-Kaiser William to Escape Capital
Punishment Through Effort of
Secretary Lansing
OBSTACLES REMOVED

WASHINGTON, April 11-Presi-
dent Wilson is hammering ahead and
has made good progress in the Paris
negotiations, according to advices re-
ceived today at the White House. 1t
was not stated just what progress had
been made but advices seemed to
cause much satisfaction officially.
Taking the situation from every
aspect, there is now distinct hope
that the obstacles, which angered the
President, will be removed and bas-
is of peace established within meas
urable period.
The discussion in the council of
four yesterday has made clear that
ex-Kaiser Wilhelm is not to suffer
capital punishment for his crimes and
misdemeanors, but he will probably
never know how narrowly he escap-
ed the imposition of the supreme pen
atty. He may thank his stars, and
to an equal degree, Rogert Lansing,
secretary of state of the United
States, for the mercy that is to be
shown him.
The question of lesser punishment
is still undetermined. The council of
four has under consideration a re-
port from the commission on respon-
sibilities, strongly recommending his
trial by military tribunal. To this
report Mr.. Lansing who is president
of the commission, and the Japanese
representative have made reservations
in other words, have disagreed with
the conclusions of the overwhelming
majority of the other .belligerent ma
tions, big and little.
President Wilson and Messrs.
Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Orlan-
do are giving careful study to the re-
port and Secretary Lansing's counter
argument. The most that may be said
is that the possibility of action likely
to result in the ex-Kaiser's execution
has been eliminated.
From the outset of the discussions
in the commission on responsibilities
there was distinct effort on the part
of the French, British and other ma
tons to prove that the Kaiser deserv-
ed death. 1t is said that many perced-
ents were cited to show that this pun
reamn of ohr yhannical?pcee ?iaa-ed
ishment would be consistent with the
treatment of other tyrannical and IT,
responsible monarchs. But reference
es to the execution of Louis XVI and
Marie Antoinette did not stand up
under the application of latter-day
conceptions of justice.
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List of Scores

Dec. 6, 1918, st. J. A. 20, White
field Ii; Dec. 27, 1918, St. j. A. "a
Lancaster 6; Jan. 10, 1919, st. ]. A
A, Newport %; Jan. "a, 1919, St. j
A. 80, Newport 81; Feb. z, 1913, ST
j. A. 25, Littleton "a; Feb. ID, 1918
st. J. A. so ,Littleton 81. Totals
st. J. A. 238, opponents 115.
Record of Bradford game missing
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lands, as a representative of the fed
eral government from 1901 to 1908,
and commissioner of education in YER
mont from 1915 to 1916. Governor
Stone is graduate of the University
of Vermont in the class of 1883.
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbidden
harbor or trust my wife, Katie L
I'll, on my account, as l shall pay nc
|bts contracted by her.
dated at Lyndonville, VT, Apri
fh, A. D. 1919.
ISAAC L. HILL.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11
VICTORY LOAN TRAIN
Special Train of Four Cars With Re
lies, Morrisville to St. Johnsbury
Friday, April rs

The Victory Loan special train
consisting of one full length baggage
car and three fiat cars, will be hand
led as follows:
Friday, April Is, 1919
Arrive at Morrisville 900 a. m
Leave Morrisville 11.00 a. m.
Arrive st. Johnsbury LOO p. m.
Leave st. Johnsbury $50 p. m
Arrive Montpelier $50 p. m
This train is for the purpose OF
stimulating subscriptions for the
Victory Loan and fiat cars and bag
gage cars will have certain war relics
which will be eplained by a speaker
at the different stops.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

LONDON, April 11-Violent fight
ing occurred between the Hungari-
ans and Czechs at Ungvar, says Am
sterdam advices. Entente ships reach
ing Germany had to return empty be-
cause in all Germany there could not
be collected enough, freight to load
it is announced officially. Neither
was it possible to recoal steamers
completely.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

FOR SALE-No. 1873 Cottage house
with z rooms, good garden on Rail-
road street. Price $2700. Caledonia
Real Estate Co. 241 If.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

Misses Nadine Colby and Della
Jake of Lyndonville spent several
Rys last week with Miss Emma
bnan.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11
BIG COUNCIL
EUROPE IN STATE OF
ECONOMIC Peril.
Supreme Council Issues An
Official Statement to
This Effect
SITUATION is GRAVE
Question of Raising Blockade of Ger
man-Austria and Re-opening
Traffic Discussed
SITUATION is GRAVE

The situation in Paris has chang
ed almost overnight from one OF
deepest gloom to the greatest opti-
mism.
Four important questions, repara-
tions responsibility for the war, Fl
ume and the Saar Valley-apparent-
ly have been disposed of.
PARIS, April 11-Provision that
the League of Nations shall exercise
general supervision of the Sarre Val
ley for a period of fifteen years was
contained in the settlement of the
Sarre problem effected Wednesday
by the council Of four.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Supreme
Economic Council has adopted res
olution calling the attention Of the
associated Governments to the ex-
treme gravity and urgency of the
present economic situation in Europe
an official announcement says.
The Council also discussed the
question of raising the blockade OF
German-Austria and the Adriatic
the re-opening of commercial rela-
tions with Esthonia, Letvia and Lith-
uania; the removal of restrictions on
trade with Poland; and the reopen
ing of Swiss traffic on the Rhine.
PARIS, April 1.-THE publication
in Paris of a statement attributed to
British sources, to the effect that the
terms of the Peace Treaty would not
be presented to plenary session Of
the Peace Conference until after they
had been communicated to the Ger
mans, caused comment among dele
gates of the nations not represented
on the Council of Four.
The publication brought out from
the American mission the statement
that it was opposed to such plan.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 11-An APP
peal to farmers to buy Victory notes
and assist in every possible way in
the Loan Campaign, starting Easter
Monday, was issued by the heads Of
36 leading agricultural organizations,
both state and national.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Fitch left
Wednesday for a ten days visit to
Boston and New York and Atlantic
City.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Parks strain barred
Plymouth rock eggs for Matching
$1.00 per Is. Stanwood Brooks Is
Mt. Pleasant st. st. ]. 241-46 nd
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AMERICAN TROOPS
HESITATE TO FIGHT
ON RUSSIAN FRONT
Declare War With Germany
Over and no War With
Dolsheviki
DEFENSIVE BATTLES
Regimental Commanders in Speech
Appealed to Them and They
Left for Front
DEFENSIVE BATTLES

ARCHANGEL, "wednesday Asso-
ciated)-April ia company OF
American troops recently showed
some hesitation in returning to the
fighting front, south of Archangel,
declaring the. war with Germany, was
over, and the United States was not
at war with the Bolsheviki./ The
regimental commander in speech
said they were fighting a desperate
defensive battle and appealed to
them to stick it out. The company
then left for the front.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

Mrs. Guy w. Hill and Master Will
lard S. Hill returned Monday from a
two weeks stay spent in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,.
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ALBANY, April 11-Richard H.
Burke, who was subpoened in New
York yesterday as witness before
the Senate Judiciary committee,
which was holding an investigation of
Senator George F. Thompson's
charges that he had been offered
a $500,000 bribe to vote for the in
creased trolley fare bill, arrived here
today. He will be called before the
committee late this afternoon or, in
the evening.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

BOSTON, April 1.-THE transport
Mongolia landed 4700 artillerymen
of the Yankee Division. They en-
trained Immediately for Camp Dew
ems. ~s
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 11-No sig
nifcance is attached to the order
detailing Doctor Dacosta of Phila-
delphia, navy surgeon, to the Presi-
dental ship, George Washington. 1t
was stated today the doctor was as
signed in the regular course of naval
routine.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
Chicago RcpOr-
Ia so M uertes
En- IO8 Dias
Aterradores Crimenes &c
Hian Reportado BESIDE
Enero Primero
43 ASESINATOS
EN- LA LISTA

Chicago. Abril l9.-7Cuarenta y ocho
horas de extrema i~violencia hizo que
el Jefe dc Policfa Clarity llamara
a todos los oficiales de mando a su
oficina Y les previno de que a no
Ser que SO hicieran los e~sfuerzos
debidos para poner coto a los cri-
menes que frecuentemente Sc esta-
ban registrando algunos de euos
tendrian que ~presentArse al juzgado.
Hasta Ell dfa de hoy en- la oficina del
Jefe muestran los registros que des-
de Enero 1ro. ala habido 43 a~sesina-
tos en- la ciudad; 20 muertes por ho-
micidios casuales, y ocho homisidios,
I'm total de so muertes en- 10S dfas.
En- addiction, 202 comercios han sido
rObadas, 95 cantinas asaltadas y
s~aqueadas, tres taquilleras en- las
estaciones de las Was ferreas eleva-
das forsadag a que ~entregaran ell
dinero. Tres causas Sc dice que son
Ia causa de tai desorden: El descar-
90 de criminales del ejercito, es-
casez de trabajo, v pocas policfas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
Ell Decentralization Panky Expide Una
Vigorosa Apelacion Il Pueblo de Nueyo Mexico
Pidiendo u Soporte del Prestamo de Victoria
AZ PUEBLO De NuEvo MEXICO;

Al PUEBLO DE NuEvo MEXicOi #e
la campa6a pr "a PREsTAMo DE- LlHERrADY VICTORIA comen.
zara por todos los Estsdos undos ei Proxhmc Idnesy Abrl 2fs
Los auerreros De "a nacon han soriosamente hecho su paree M aer
4 una termination yictoHosa ia guerra mundiai que arenazaba destrulr nues-
trs instituclones y TODD 70 que esNmaros
Latlanada es ahpra para aqueios que formaban su lfnea de sopore
en- q hogar para los hcnbres y ruJeresd de Ia America quenes JamAs fatta-
ron en- Y soporte q en- surinistrar las fcrhlezas Dc Ia guerra. Ensehemos
a nuestros braves soldados \ marines, q los parehtes y amigos de aquenos
quenes dieron ss Wdas en- el serycfo y a TODD IL mundo, que nosctros cu-
dadanos Amereanos eNamos Hstos y tenemos el orgueHo de- topaz Ia com
Pieta rnedida de nuessras obltsacfonea para paoar N ccsto de victoria y pad
copiando De Ia apetaclon de naestro marnr Presdcntp a aus conclude
danes Al terFninarse n Guerra civh. con naica para nadies con carload para
todcs, con firnneza n 81 derecho, como Dios nos 3a a yer nuestro derechona
slganhos a corcluir nuestra tarea, a ayudar q vendar las heFidas del fnundo
2 cuidar de aquenos auienes han aufrldo los ambates de batans IA r sus VIII
ds y buerfancs, . fin de cue haya una pz duradera y iusta pr TODD I'll
mundos
PoR 10 cuAL9 20, Benjamin. + Pankey Aetuante eobernaaor De-
Nuevo Mckee, scHrtamento namo y suplco a TODD Ell pueblo de este emado
De enistarse en- 81 RREsTAMogD DE LIsERTAD " VICTORIA. de levar Fl
de Nuevo Mexico soHRE "a cuMBRE como 10 nan hecbo en- todas
lac oTas oampahas en- scPorte de Ia guerra
Dado en- 4 otcina del Executive este dh'1e de Abfil Dc 1919
tsEtLo) ATEsTtcuA mi rano y ei ersn seuo del Estado do
Nuevo Mexico. 8 s&s
BENZ. II. PANkY.
Actuante cobefnador
NJ r IIHuAt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
MuY IMPoRTANTE A ToDos LOS
OBRERoS v LABRADORES IN
TERESADOS EN- Ell IRA
BAJO DEL BETABEL.

Agradecida la Agencia de EmpIe-
os de Fstados Unidos, de los result
tados que ha obtenido por medic de
nuestras Columns, y notando que
todos nuestros lectores tienen con-
fianza en- los anuncios que en- elias
aparecen. nos ha pedido demos la ST.
g~uiente information: al toda persona
que este va enlistada para ir al ira
bajo de betabel en- Ell Estado de Coz
dorado, iguel que a todos aQuellos
que deseen ir. Partiran dos trenes,
81 Idnes 20 del presente mes; uno
saldra Dor la linia %. & r. @. de
la capital de Santa Fe; y 81 otTo pa
sara por Gallup 81 mismo ldnes por
la tarde, por la linia del Santa Re.
ASH es que todos los ~interesados to-
men nota de este Y esten listos. Sc
nos informa Ademas que todos los O.
breros que va Sc italian en- los capos
de betabeI estan muy ~contentos Y
s~atisfechos con las ~oportunidas que
tienen para hacers dinero.
Para TODD asunto concerniente al
anterior asunto dirijanse al Sr M. w.
Atwood, oficina de Empleos de U. s..
Santa Fe, IN. Mex.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
.ATESTIGUAs aa
MANUEL MARTINEZ,
Secretario de Estado.
sus DoLENclAs HAclAN LLoRAR
A UNA sEAoRA

W."
Miles de senoras trabajan hoy dfa
rnientras que sufren de los rifones o
de la vejiga dolencias que pueden re.
mediar. La Sra. L. Wavue, 2726 Bra.
Gale, Ocean Park, CAL, escribe. "Yo
tenia de sentarme durante mis- fac
mas domdsticas. Mi espalda me dodia
demasiado, tambien mi cadera, hasta
Ell grade de hacerme ambas dolencias
llorar. Ahora con agradecimiento d.
so que las pildoras de Foley para los
Rifiones me alivi6 de todas mis- dolen-
cias.D Dolor de espaldas musculos do
loridos, coyunturas tiesas 9 hinchadas,
dclencias reumAticas son indebtedness
de desarreglo de los Rihones. Las piE
doras de Foley para los Rifones son
eficaces. Traeran pronto alivio. De
venta en- la Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
Lea nuestros Anuncios
A Los sUscRlToREs DE
e. NuEvo MExicANo

Las suscrlpcIones al "Nuevo
Mexlsano % susponden eli dta que
explrs IA suscrlpclon, y a menos
que recfbamos 81 page adelantado
en- dIcha fecha 0 artes, deIara de
rscIbirlc hasta que 10 renueve.
81 console do lndustrIas DO Qua.
IRA On Washington requlcrs que
los perI6dicos suspendan a los sus
c~ritores morosos, tanto en- Ia ciu.
dad some los que se mandan POI
el ccrreo, con 81 fin de- conserVar
y ahcrrar I'll papel blanca. 81 au
subscription esta para termInar, 10
sugerImos que Ia rennevs Sin de-
mora con 81 FIN de Que no haya
I~nterruncl6n en 81 servlcIo y re-
cha o. perIcdlcc prcntc.
81 preeIo dc suscrIcIsn ee 81
mlsmo; 500 por d arc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
1puERME Z nlENa

Para que un hombre Sc sienta b:en
cebe dormir suficiente. Cuando pa
So la noche despierto o inquiet.o nj
puede estar IN buena condici6n para
trabajar durante 81 siguiente dfa.
La insomnia es causada muchas We.
ces por indigestion y constipation
y prontamente la alivia cor las Pas
tillas de Chamberlain. Pruebe ma
de estas pastillas y vera cuan hien
Sc siente con la mente despeiaia y
5iena digestion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
NOTICIA Al LOS TRARAJADoRES
DE Los CAMPOs DE BETABEL.

Ell trabajo en- los campos de los
betabeles principiarA cerca del 25 de
Mayo. Muchos trabajadores SO me-
cesitaran. No Sc cobrara comisi0n
ninguna. Carpas gratis para organi-
Ear grupos de trabajadores.
Dirija su COMMUNICATION a cualquie-
ra de Las siguientes direcciones: The
Arkansas Valley Farmerc' Labor AS
sociation, Rocky Ford, Colorado; o
d Ben Lucero, al cuidadO de The Ar
kansas Valley Farmers Association,
Rocky Ford, Colorado: 3 q Marca-
rio Mara, 81 cuidado de The Arkan-
sas valley Farmers Labor Associar
ton, LAS Animas Colorado; o q
frank Gandara, al cuidado de The
Arkansas Valley Farmers Labor AS
ISOLATION. Lamar Colorado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
"uN PuRGANTE BUENo. " be rs.
THO ANTlcuADO"

Las Tabletas Catarticas de Foley.
un saludable purgante, que entera-
mente limpia los intestinos, endulza Ell
estomago, arregla Ell higado. Para in
DIGESTION, NAL aliento, erutaci6n, gas
0 constipation ningdn remedio es
mas altamente recomendado. VIM. o.
n Biele, Hancock Mich, escribe: sTIe
dado a las Tabletas Catarticas de Fo-
ley una entera prueba y puedo homes
tamente recomendarlas como un mo-
dorado pero SECURE laxante. Obra sin
molestar." Da a las 'p~ersonas robus
tas y corpulentas agradable v libre
perception. De venta en- la Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
pARA DoLEMcIAs aILIosAs

Para 81 una acci6n saludablo
del hfgado y corregir los dosordenes
que causa la biliosidad, usese las
pastillas de Chamberlain son exce
lentes. Pruebelas y vera que pres
to le dan buen apetito Y lie quitan
ese mode estupidO de sentirse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
-auERRA CONTRA

las trampas de ropa para las perchas
80 pies de Percha Para Ropa que
no ~necesita trampas por $3.50, porte
pagado. Sc desean Agentes-THE
PINLESS LINE CO., Santa re, n. NJ,
(adv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24

Dos gotaa de ''GETs-TTH &c apiican
en- dos segundos. HI Gallo ee arruga
y sc cae sin .dolor. nj moiegtiag. Esta
81 la maravili0sa historic de GETS
simple. para la curaci0n de los
eallos, v es infalible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
Tos FERlNA

Usen ell remedio de Chamberlain
para Ia. Tos. Para a~paciguar la tos,
i que la e~xpectbracidn este suel.s.
rs excAlente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
FL LUMDAG0 Sc CURA
SATlSfACT0R|AMENTE
FL Linimento de Sloan tIene Ia viz.
tud de dlsipar todos los dolores
reumatlcos.

Este remedio da calor, disipa la
congestion v estimula la circulaci0n
en- Ell sitio dolorido. APPLICABLE sin
frotar en- Ell punto afectado penetra
rapidamente vi produce alivio instan-
taneos SECURE v limpio. rs I'm auxi-
liar poderoso en- todos los dolores
externos. Iastimaduras, dislocaciones,
dolores de caBeza. canaanci0 mus.
cular, lumbago y ciatica.
Compre hoy I'm frasco; cuesta POGO
y representa- mucho. Pfdasel0 por
ell nombre d SUI boticario. Tengalo
siempre a mano para uso domestico.
La botella grande representa- verda-
dera economic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24
80 f6lgMsZ0zzk5S
!A W#@M3W NJ

nm q. N rnV.~nu III nxs4.o Il 49,
,tsstn II = m, 1880 ~ ~ ~ hsp
'api'Al Z. -na'sss
Don man /. Il nnez. ID santa Cr,z
I0nea
-
Pruebeg la Crema de Almond }
Ounce. Els una maraviIla. Sc ven
de por WeItmer4Burrows DRUG 90.
I'll ST.. jose M. Rivera, de Park
View. N. Mex, yisit6 la Capital du-
rante la semana
-
La Sra. Epifanio 81 Martinez, de
sns am,stades ~ II %ranitsl
IN ST.. /. S Chavez. de- Ia MADEIRA
N MAY estnvo a. Ii cI,sdad II mar
tes de Ia presente semana.
Pregunte a su medico de- famllil
los m6ritos de Nux y Iron-vea 10
que le dice--las pastillas de Mer.tUII
Nux y Iron. Sc venden en- Santa
re, por los farmac6uticos-Weltr.e
-Burrows Drug Co.
-
El Sir. Nicolas Tenorio, de Hl En-
tantes AZ h Canital dnrante Il a.
mana
-
IN Sra pedro M I.obato ' ninos
arribaron q esta nrDcedentes de Aibu.
onernue 4 %visitar ! IN madre Dc IL
Sra. Lobato. Ia sra Candelaria D. de
Rael.
Ell joyen Cosme Padilla, de SIG Ca
lie del Colegio, 'esta capital arrtbo 81
martes ~procedente de los campos de
batalla. Ell joven Padilla duro diez
CO. r,anst- ca,,ara. ~ 4 ~
Do ~ n, uar r,es ~ n AZ
3D. ~ 9sPosa Z 1 o renta y AZ
- II an. T. %ar;.ai ,,;st
'aiuo POI
g. ~. a.tTn5o r'
$50 lue hntssn H. pssa
oansauo Y apa.uo' y pouG, ~
sssniea, una casa us pas.,saas u
1mert.ol nsuA non N sa.an'a
pesares miserables. Se yende sola-
mente por la hien conocida farmecia
de Weltmer-Burrows Drug Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-24

Esta es la razon poraue millonaa a.
personns estan usando HGETS-ITn y AFRO.
1ando Loo emphasizes, cintns pcTajosas,
lfonadas corrostyas " "equipos para
.uyolyer'. cue furnaan un bulto alEede-
dolor por la preston que ejercen sohrS
n Gallo Q alrededor do el, No hay
NADIA que pueda pegars a los calcetil
nos. NADIA que Oprifna. Sc aplica en-
COS segundos. No mas cortaplumas,
navajas de a~feitar. stijeras 8 limas con
los religros de una infection. Ensaye
8 juanete, esta misma noche. " "a
quedara sofprendido de Ell resultado.
Fabricado por n. Lawrence & Co.. Chic
cago. Illinois. ZEE. UU. de America. De
venta en- todas lac farmacias y droguerfass