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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
.S4,5OO,OOO BOND
ISSUE CARRIED BY
LARGE MAJORITY
Light Vote Cast, But Issues
Overwhelmingly Carried.
City Commissioners Is
sue Statement

Birmingham yesterday voted
for all the proposed bond issues
and 3-mikl tax by the largest
majorities ever accorded am
bond issue election ever held il
the city.
A margin of . to was voted In
favor of the high school, that bel,g the
issue that controlled the largest per-
centaEe of votes. Votes east ON the
proposed city hall issue was about =
to in favor of the erection of "A library
and city hall which was the lowest
margin by which any one of the pro-
posed issues waS carried.
These figures establish the fact that
all of the proposed bond issues were
carried by a large ma ority. despite the
fact that IA of the So precincts had
not been heard from at late hour last
night.
BY the vote yesterday fne electorate
approved of the issuance of the $4,000
600 in bonds by the city, $4,000. 600 to
he used for grammar school improve
ments. 100000 for high school i'm
provements, $500 600 for the erection of
an auditorium, 100000 for additional
fire equipment and 100000 for the
erection of city hall and public IL
brary combined
The totals from the II boxes heard
from last night follow: For the S-mill
tax 1905, against 442; for the $1,000, 900
high school improvements 2991, against
2a9; for the 100000 grammar school
fund 1855, against 291; for the erection
of an auditorium l744 against sos. for
the 100000 fire equipment fund 1907,
against 1856; for the erection of com
city hall and public library
1897. against $50. The total electorate
of Birmingham is approximately H.
500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
VERDICT OF CORONER
IN RAILROAD CASES

After thoroughly invest.rat;alg the
deaths of Swiss Howard. I.sps Jordan
and Thomas Petty, negroes, who were
killed in a collision between a Frisco
work train and an IlliisoitG Central
freight at Adamsville a Short time ago,
the acting coroner Yesterday returned Fl
verdict of accidental death. A score
more of negroes and one white foreman
were injured in the wreck.
Mr.. Askew failed to complete investi-
cations of the death 1T Nf~s r. y No
prayed yesterday. Mrs. McBrayer was
taken to the hospital when il was sad
she swallowed hichloride nf mercury tan-
let's through mistake After preliminary
inN esti-ations Nv the corone, ,e IL. :
band. f. B. McBrayer. was arrested on
charge of assault wiSh intent 10 muir
der
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
SOLICITOR ]. r. TATE
SEEKS TO CONDEMN
HORSES AND AUTO
Filed in Chancery Court
and Illegal Transportation of
Liquor Alleged

Proceedings were filed in chancery
court yesterday by Solicitor Joseph r..
Tate seeking to condemn a Paige road
of North Birmingham.
1t is alleged that the car was being
used for the Illegal transportation OF
whisky in the city of Birmingham. City
detectives made the arrest some weeks
ago, finding in the car L pints of whisky
it is alleged
Solicitor Tate also filed condemnation
proceedings against one horse. a buggy
and harness owned by Will Johnson. 1t
is alleged that the vehicle and animal
we're being used for the Illegal transport
tation of liquors. Proceedings to con-
denim one horse belonging to r. q. Hinton
were also filed. it being alleged that the
animal was being used for the lille al
transportation of whisky.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
LOCAL MERCHANTS
DONATE PRIZES FOR
BIG CELEBRATION

Preparations -fDr the celebration of
.,, e;ft, fo.,
49, A,o,' -, ~ - pa y. .ne ~ &c
1oio $50 80 ~ . oes ~ aug us' ~
...,1 o. ing
=, ;rt,,ta,,4;s,, .t.aa. .,, ~
49, p.s.s ,s ~ - .N,' ~ q
80, 80 80. go - ~ - : ''a'''
tins,,, $50 ssA.
80 - a. =. % ~
80" w 49,. 81 peopie ~ appie
60 es9is'-
60 ,no
Ties ioi 'He Valious contests nave
oeeh siNen W tne ioiiowihs FOCAL pus-
I i,s's, houses 'onn w. Neal TWO oeau-
vases, Naiue so'oo' = piaeli eS SONS
ohe ooy piouse' si,oV' Louis saks' one
oapy cap so.oV' qua rahtee ohoe Co.
oiie par solt paoy SHOES s1'ou' Saneeh
pros., one iiiie boy cap so.oo, burger
prs Ioous -" one iihe uoi' so.oV' Us
yer BROS, one iihe magazine rack Slz'
purhett ~ Johnson jewelers. one llne
goio ring slu.oo; Hood q wheeler Fur
hlture 20, one mahogany pread INV.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
ROBBING THE MAILS
Making Effort to Reduce High Cost
of Living, Was Statement

John Yates a negro, was arrested yes
terday by T w. Naylor postoffice in
spector, on a charge of robbing the
mails. The man had in his possession at
the time of his arrest, according to Mr..
Naylor, seven and one-half pound tub
of butter. box of false teeth and a
case of spectaces, which he is alleged
to have taken from the mails. While
he offered no reason for having the
false teeth and spectacles, he stated that
in regard to the butter that he was only
trying to assist Erie Pettuss United
States district attorney, in his efforts to
reduce the high cost of living, and in
tended to sell it to his nfighbors at 30
cents pound. which he declared was far
below the retail price.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
TWO BOUND OVER TO
THE GRAND JURY IN
MUNICIPAL, COURT

Madissa Guyton. charged with grand
larceny, was given preliminary hearing
in Judge II. B. Abernethy's division of
the municipal court yesterday and bound
over on $500 bond to await the action
of the grand jury. 1t is alleged that the
defendant took watch valued at $50
from the home of w. B. Quain some time
ago.
William Blackman. CHARGED with grand
larceny, waived preliminary hearing and
a bond was fixed at $500. H'acSnan. it is
alleged took an art square from the
home of virginia Daniel few weeks Ego
valued at $50
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
Wilmington Pharmacy
Purchased by DR.. Cox

Announcement has been made that the
Washington Pharmacy has been pur-
chased by Or. j. NJ Cox, who has as
stunned active management.
Dr. Cox, popularity known as ~. M"
possesses a wide circle of friends. having
been until recently connected withs TIL.
Tutwier Drug company and previous to
coming to Birmingham was for many
years with the Jacobs Drug Store in At
lanta.
The Wilmington Pharmacy is located on
tn" ground floor of the Chamber of Com
merce building, First avenue and Nine.
teenth street. DR. Cox states that he is
contemplating installing new fixtures and
making many other improvements to rem
der the public the best service possible
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
PAOLI SMITH is
MADE ASSISTANT
MANAGER OF C. OF c..

The Chamber of Commerce has EN-
ployed Paoli Smith as assistant manager
Mr.. Smith will assist c. E. jerks. the
present mana ger. and will have under
his charge the publicity OF all the en-
terprses which viii be conducted BY
the chamber.
The chamber has felt the necessity oil
an assistant manager for some time for
the purpose Of handling the publicity
side os many of their enterprises the
scope Of which it contemplates widening.
lit was said yesterday. and feels that 1t
has secured a, verv efficient assistan,
manager in Mr. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF NJ. LOVICK FARLEY

The remains of NJ Lovick Farley,
formerly of this city, who died August
Ia In Savannah, Ga, reached the city
yesterday. The funeral services will be
held from the residence Of his brother,
Herman L. Farley, 1926 Tenth avenue.
south, at 1870 this morning, and inter-
ment will follow in Elmwood cemetery
Mr. Farley is survived by five broth
eis: Luther and Erwin Farley of Mem
phis, Newman Farley of Dallas. Tex,
Herman J.. and s. II, OF Birmingham
Also one sister, Miss Lizzie Farley, of
Memphis
Pallbearers are to be: Ira Armstrong,
John II. Taylor, w. A. Rocks. julius
Mays, Judge II. 3. Abernethy and Leon
Friedman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
SPECIAL RATES FOR
CONFEDERATE VETS
Delegates to Reunion Granted Reduce
tion by the Railroad
Administration

! Special rates of one cent per mile will
be granted the United Confederate Vet
Grams by the railroad administration dur
ing their annual cnnven'' m. which will
be held at Atlanta. Ga. october 7. g. and
g. The reduced rates granted include the
sens of veterans, members Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacv and allied
associations. In order to obtain these
rates the applicant is asked to present a
certificate at railroad stations signed bv
the officials of the veterans CAMPS or
chapters showing that they are in good
standing.
The commanding general urges all
camp commanders to endeavor to place
all members in good standing, that thew
may attend the conver.'~p md heln -ral-s
ii one of the largest held in the history
OF the veterans assoc II m
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
Louis Pizitz and Family
to Motor From New York

from L. Pizitz. of the Pizitz Dry Goods
company, yesterday stating that he and
Mrs. Pizitz and children would leave
New York today by automobile en-
route home. He announced that they
would visit all places of interest be-
tween New York and Birmingham, but
expected to arrive home within two
weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
COMMISSIONERS STATEMENT

The following statement was given
out last night by the city commission
ers:
I'VE consider the result of the cleo
lions of Monday one of the most sig
nificant in the history of our city The
overwhelming vote in favor of all of the
progressive measures submitted to the
voters furnishes conclusive evidence of
the broad visionAof our people and of
their purpose to realize as fully as pos
sible the splendid destiny of our COM
munity. 1t is the verdict of a great
people who appreciate that they have a
great city now and one that can be
made far greater by cooperative &C
ton along broad lines.
Every effort will now be made by
the governing body of the city to has
ten the work authorized by the people,
to the end that the contemplated inn
provements may be enjoyed at the earl
lest date possible.
Cooperation made the result of
Monday possible, and we who happen
to be the head of the municipal gov
eminent at this time are grateful TO
those who gave so generously of their
time that victory might be made GER
tain. The pull-together spirit deve1-
oped on this occasion means much for
the future of our city"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
Judge Grub Orders Receiver
Lee Bradley to Ask Waiver Of
Franchise Regulation of Fares

Employees of Street Car
Company Entitled to In
crease of Wages, Is Opin-
ion of Federal Judge.
Matter May Be Referred
to Public Service Com
mission
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
MASONIC NOTICE

special communication Of King
solomon Lodge No. AGO. A. F. q A. NJ.
will be held Tuesday, August 10, nj
z $50 p. m. for work In Master Mason
degree. Visitors are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
FRANCIS u. LATADY, w. NJ.
J. 8. WHITE, Sccy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19

Commissioner Hornady announced
last night that the commission will
hear Receiver Lee Bradley Friday
morning in support of the application
to waive franchise restriction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-19
BRADLEY'S STATEMENT

Receiver Lee C. Bradley made The
following statement to a representa-,
tive Of The Age-Herald yesterday aft
ernoon.
THE existing wage contract wa.
made on August 49, 1915. and contain.
the following provisions:
"sSection IL. This agreement
shall be binding upon both parties
for term of years, beginning
September 1. 1916, and ending
August 81. 1912
"sScction 13. 1T Is agreed by the
parties hereto that Mt the expirn-
tior of this INCREMENT 1t shall he
renewed for term of three 90
years, upon conditions as may be
(Conti.aed ON Page sikh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
Defunciones
FELIPE RoYBAL.

En- dfa 20 de Diciembre de 1918.
fallecio en- Po1uaQue, N. NJ, a las 9
de la noche. 81 Sr. FELIPE ROYBAL
a los "a amos de edad, dejando para
lamentarlo cinco hijos, tres mujeres
y dos hombres, que son Felfcitas r.
de Romero, Consuelo r. de Martinez,
Antonio Roybal, Tecla R. de Ortiz.
" Tomas Roybal, este nltino esta en-
ell seryicio militar en- Camp Cody,
|N. M. Tambien quedaron tres YER
nos, Abran Romero, Sotero Martinez
" Rosario Ortiz; una nuer Canuta
10. de. Roybal: una hermana Maria A.
r.. de Archuleta, 10 nietos Y gran
n6mero de sobrinos y amistades. .,
Antonio Rnybal, 81 escribirnos, ia
las gracias a todas las personals que
los acompanaron en- Ell velorio y fu
neral
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

IN miembro cumplido y honrado,
quedai para lamentar 81 eterna despe
dfda de este mundo su guerilla ma
DIRE Luciano Rivera, su esposa Catar
ma Ortega, 4 hiios, Margarita, Mar
cos, Nicolas y Toribio, y
Por cuanto que Ell finado Toribit
Gonzalez fu6 IN socio ejemplar do
nuestra S~ociedad, nuestra Sociedad
ma perdido uno de u mejores conso
clos
Resuelvase, por la Sociedad de Avn
da M1tua de Pecos. ~. M, en- session
reunida ell dfa 5 de Enero do 1919,
que se n sinceramente con gu que
rida madre y esposa, hijos y hernia
nos del finado, siendo dos de los her
ano del finado miembros de nues-
ira Sociedad, los Sres. Celestino Con
zales y F1lemon Gonzales, para rogar
q nios que le conceda Ell lugar santo
y eterno de los bienaventurados. AL
partir de esta TRANSITIONAL vida cause
ADDITIONAL tristeza tanto a Ia familia
como a todos los que conocieron sus
prendas intelectuaies y morales, por
10 tanto deja sumidos en- acervo do
lor a su madre, esposa, hijos y her
manos y gran numero de p~arientes vi
amigos.
R~esuelyase, ademAs. que una copia
de estas resoluciones sea mandada al
'Nueyo Mexicanoy para su publica-
ci0n, y otra sea p~rotocoladR en- los
registros de nuestrH Sociedad Lite
Y de Ayuda Militia de Pecos,
Nuevo Mexico.
TOMAS VARFLA
HILARIO ROYBAL,
AGAPITo MACS, comision
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
loE oRANlro.


Cerrillos, N. M, Enero II, de 1918.
,Sr. editor de lei Nuevo Mexicano9
Mly tSr. milo:
Espero que me peErnita un peQnel
no espacio en- las Columns de su
muy acreditado s~emanario, para 10
siguiente; M B
Por cuanto que Ia Divina Providen-
cia tuvo d bien llamar de entire nues-
ira numerosa familia a nuestro que
rido esposo y padre, Sabato Sagaria,
que comunmente era conocido con ell
nombre do JOE GRANITO. Maestro
esposo v padre fue arrebatado de EN-.
tire nosotros por la enfermedad de
una pulmonfa, que fue impossible que
la ciencia medica la detuyiera. Mu-
rio ell dfa % de Diciembre, 1918, a
las 8 de la noche. Nuestro espos0 y
padre afue de nacionalidad italiana,
vino a los Estados Unidos en- 1879 a
la edad de Fl amos, contrajo matri-
monio con Rosa Granite en- o. ano
de 1898 en- Mario. DE dicho matri-
monio le viven cinco hijos, dos mu-
jeres y tres hombfes, Mary y Anto-
MIA Granite, Johnny, Vicente y An
tonic Granite, los que llorar su eter-
ma separation v ruegan a Dios por
el eterno descanso de So alma. Su
funeral tuvo iugar eli dfa 80 con a.
companamiento grandfsimo tanto de
adui como de Madrid y Galisteo, 10
que es n prueba de la mucha es-
timaci0n que 9 acarre0 en- vida, por
10 que damos las gracias q todas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
FERNANDO rApIA.

De La Mesa de Los Cabos, N. M,
nos comunican ell fallecimiento del
|Sr. FERNANDO TAPIA, quien falle-
clio Ell dfa 81 de Diciembre de 1918 a
las 7 de la maiana, a los 70 afos de
edad, habiendo sufrido solamente IL
dfas, dejando para lamentarlo a su
esposa Virginia H. de Tapia, y 10
hitos, que son; Mauricio, Faustino,
Jose. Teodoro, Rosendo, Francisco,
IGuadalupita, Abel, Alexandra, Daniel
y un yern0 Teodoro Baca, asf como
SO nietos v 8 bignietos. Ell ST.. Fran
cisco Tapia, al comunicarnos la noti-
cia, nos ruega demos las gracias en-
nombre de la familia, a todas las
personals que Sc ~sirvieron acompa-
harios en- ell funeral; que tuvo ligar
ell dfa Q de Enero de 1919 en- la Capt.
LA de san Anton, y de ALI al campo
santo del mismo lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
cuRADo coN IS cENrAvos

"Hace ocho amos. cuandO NOS mu-
daimos a Nation, era un enfermo de
indigestion y constlpacion@ escribe
Mrs Robert Allison, de NATION, Ill.
''Tenfa frecuentes dolores de cabeza
y Observation-Disclosures, y sentfa como
81 tuyiera un grande peso en- mi
tonnage y en- Ell pecho, TODD ell item.
pc. Me sentia miserable. Cada bo.
cado me hacfa daho. No podfa des.
lamar en- la noche y me sentfa an
sada v abatida TODD 81 tempo. Una
botella de Tabletas de Chamberlain
me a y desde entonces me he
sentido n persona diferente.-De
venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
~ANAsrAcIo ~pAcHEco.

En- eli Rio del Medic, falIecio q
.dia B de EneaD de 1919, ell Sir. d
ANASTACGO PACHECO, q la edad
de &C amos. II meses, 10 dfas, dejan.
do para lamentarle a su esposa Dina
Carlota Vigil de Pacheco, I'm niho
Herman y gran n6mero de ~parientes
Muri6 al estar cuidando las borregas
del ST.. Yam de- Espaho1a, N. Nj, J
fue hallado muerto por un sobrino
Romo Martinez, uulen llevo la noti
ella a Rio del Medic. saliendo luegc
su familia a traer sus restos a 81
casa, donde Sc ie do 81 funeral y
cristiana sepultura. Ia familia do
las graciae a las personals que con
tan buena voluntad los ayuoaron
Nos comunica Ia noticia .. Juan de
ID Cru Trujilio. de Nambe, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
SEVERE ROMERO.

Nos comunican de La Cola del A.
guila, N. NJ, que oil dfa 20 de No.
viembre de 1918 a las 8 de la mana
ma dejo de existir el Sr. SEVERE
ROMERO, a los 40 amos de edad,
esposo de la Sra. Damacia M. de Ro-
nero. Quedan para lamentar su Sc
paracion. ademas de su esposa va
mencionada, sells hijos de tierna O.
dad, que son: Jorge Romero de 16
AMOS, Ferminia Romero de IA amos,
Juan Bautlsta Romero de 10 ahos,
Petrita Romero de 5 amos, Manueli-
ia Romero dc & amos, y Esteban Ro-
nero de 4 ,aios, y numerosos parien-
ties. La esposa del Sr. Romero, al
Itamente afIigida, 0 comunica la
noticia en- sentida carta que 0 en-
VIC de Maxwell, N, M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
ORTIZ.

I'm Chimayo, NJ NJ. fallecio ell dfa
l27 de Diciembre de 1918, la Srita.
GEEACIA ORTIZ, a las 3 de la ma
mana, a causa dc la influenza la que
lie duro II dfas, y a la edad de %
amos / mes, de3ando para lamentar
su muerte a sus padres Jose Santos
Ortiz y Bonita M. de Ortiz, 4 her
manas y 6 hermahos que sons Lean
dro, Prisciliano, Atilano 9 Isaac Or
tiz, Froilan, Emilia, Sofia, Sara, AIDE
lita, Cordilia ORTIZ. Dos hermanos
pollticos, Teodoro Martinez Y Bloisa
Nj de Ortiz, y gran sndmero de pa
rientes. La familia da las gracias a
todas las personas que los acompaha-
ron en- sus horas de d0ior.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
UNA pAREyA De sgrENrA Aaos

Ell Sr. y Sra. T. B. Carpenter, de
Harrisburg, Pa, sufrfan de enferme-
dad de los fihpnes. Dice 81: mi
esposa y 70 siffiamos de enfermedad
de los rihones y tenfamos dolores reu
maticos por TODD Ell cuerpo. Las pri-
meras dosis de las Pildoras de Foley
para los rifones nos ~aliviaron, y Gin
co botellas nos curarpn enteramente,
Aundue ambos tenemos setenta amos,
estamos tan vigorosos como 81 estu'
vieramos de treinta aiosH-De venta
en- la Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

/ aqueilas personals que nos acompaha-
ron asf en- los dos yelorios como en-
su funeral, 81 que fue conducido de
Ia casa a la igiesia y dc alli al cam
posanto de Sam jose.
I'm vida fue un hombre popular,
sus oficios fueron primeramente me.
CAMEO, pas6 a comerciante carnice-
no y cantinero. Tambien desempe-
no Ell puesto de director de escuela
en- 81 diatrito Z por al periodo de 3
amos, v desempeh0 con toda energia
fn6 muy active por la educaci6n en-
su distrito, su polftica, siempre fue
republican, y muy enthusiastic en- su
polftica, siempre fue I'm hombre in
constable en- ell soporte de sus ami
COS, Anticipandole las gracias por
los favores recibidos, quedo de I'd,
ROSA GRANTTo p FIJOS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
lsInRo1 sANDovAL.

En- Ojo de la vaca, NJ M, fallecio
e1 Sr. ISIDRO sANDOvAL, Ell dfa 8
de Diciembre de 1918, a las de la
mahana, a la edad de % amos, a eau
ga de una pulmonia, dejando para
lamentarle a su esposa Adelaide T.
de Sandoval, un nino de 6 meses, y
otro adaptive Gdmesindo Tapia; a
su padre Eulogio Sandoval, dos her
manos Isabella s. de Gutierrez v Vie
-toriano Sandpval, que Sc haya en- ell
Iservicio del gobierno, y un hermano
polftico Donaciano Gutierrez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

que aconteci6 Ell dfa 3 de Diciembre
de 1913, deando a su esposa Beronis
g. Trujillo, y q sus hi1as Anita Truji.
Ito, de 3 amos de edad y Crucita Tru-
jillo de 2 amos de edad. Tambien dej6
q 81 madre, Sra. Perfecta Trujillo. y
q 4 hermanos Juan Trujillo, Tobias
Trujillo, Sara Trujillo y Josefita Tru-
jillo; a sus padres politicos Maximilia
no Garcia y Sara Garcia. La familia
da las gIacias a todas las personas
que los acompa6aron en- sus horas de
luto,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
A Los suscRIToREs DE
FL NuEVo MExIcANo

Las sueerlpclonea al "Nuevo
Mexlsano 90 suspenden 81 dIa que
expIra Ia susorlpcl6n, y a menou
que recibamos Of page adelantada
en- dIcha fecha o antes, delara de-
recIhlrio hsstP que 10 ren1evs.
ET conseIo do lndustrIao & Cue.
IRA en- Washington requlere que
los perl6dleos suspendan a los sus
crltores morosos, tanto en- Ia clu-
dad como los que ee mandan po~
81 correc, con FL FIN de conservar
y ahorrar 81 papeI blanec. 81 eu
suscrIpcIon esta para termlnar, 10
sugerlmos que IA renueve ain de-
mora cor 81 Tin do que no haya
interruption on 81 aervicIo y re-
cIba 81 perIcdIeo pronto.
FL precIo do suscrIcIen % 81
mlsno; 500 por 81 aho.
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Unidos (Retirados) debiendo tambien menconar
e Juez Atkinson del Ia Coyte Federal de Re.
clarnaciones de Washington.
Referente al valor del HERO NuXADO ei
Coinisario de Sanidad de la ciudad de Chicago
William. K, Kerr ha dicho: Como Comisario
de Sanidad de Ia ciudad de Chicago me he visto
precise vafias wees en- recomendar difetentes
Inedicinas, aguas mineraies, etc..etc. Jamas me
he inclinado a recomendar particularmente MIN
gun remedio, pefo ~feferente al HERO NUx-
ADO me siento diferente y creo debo hacer una
exception en- esta regla. Juzgando por mi propia
experienced con este preparado. debo decir que es
I'm remedio tan v~aidablek importante que deberia
de usaTse en- todos los hospitales y ser recetado
por todos losinedicose en- este pals yai mi recomen-
daci6n sirve para inducir a las personals debiles Y
acabadas a que tomen HERO NUxADO
para de esta forma fecibif los ~maravilosos bene-
fcios t6nicos los cuales 20 he recibido. me sentire
pgrandemente eratihcado y satisfecho el haber
hecho esta exception en- la recommendation de
remedies durante ell transcurso de mi vida.
Fl Doctor Schuyler C. JaQues ~cirujano de
vista que fue del Hospital de St. Elizabeth de
Nueva York dijo: Jam6s EN- mi vida he dado
c~onsejos o information medica para su publica-
cion por el motive de que ordinariamente no tengo
te en- este metodo. pero en- consideration al
HIERRO NUXADO me uiento que seria negli-
gente en- mis- deberes q no mencionario. 70
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
REsoLUcioNEe.

Pecos, N. M, Enero 8, de 1912
ST.. editor de lei Nuevo Mexicano"
Muy sefor milo:
suplico a I'd. tenga la bondad de
publican las siguientes ~resoluciones;
Por cuanto Que Ia Divina Provlden-
cha two a bien lIevarse dc nuestro
medic a nuestro hermano v consocio
ToRIBIO GONZALES eli dfa 2 del
presente Enero, sus fu~neraiea Sc We
.rificaron Ell dfa siguiente baio Ia d.
reccion de la sociedad Ldteraria y dc
Ayuda Mutua dc Pecos, de cuya So
ciedad nuestro hermauo siempre fue