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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

family during the past week,
two deaths in one day. There
are number of other cases in
the community.
Copiugal knot was tied be-
tween Lieut.. Richard Franklin
and Miss Carrie Blankenship, of
orr community last Tuesday,
Rev. Vance pronouncing the GER
emory. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
will remain here a few days and
then will return to the southern
climate, where Mr.. Franklin is
stationed in UnclessSam's service,
Miss Christine Nell opened
school here last Monday morn
ing. She has a very good at
tendance with prospects for a
good school.
W. L. Grady, who sold his last
years production Of tobacco
made on his own farm completed
the weighing up this week. His
crop brought over $4,000. You
see Mr.. Grady is as good after
tobacco as he is fine Peacock
horses and good mules.
Judge N. H. Moss and his over
seer took their last years pro
duction of tobacco and put it on
the Greensburg loose leaf mar
ket one day last week and their
crop averaged them over thirty
cents per Id.
Rev. Vance filled the pulpit at
the Methodist church last Sun
day by special permission from
the Board of Health. He had
good attendance and we all heard
a good sermon.
There is an association being
formed in town and community
at this time for the purpose of
devising some plans whereby we
can locate the guilty party OF
parties who have been stealing
and doing little low tricks after
the curtainsof the day is drawn
around US. The fee for mem
bership is one dollar. We have
today over fifty member, and
when we reach the one hundred
mark the members will be called
in and officers elected for the as
ISOLATION on the name given.
The money of said fees are de-
posted in the Gradyville State
Bank. When any more stealing
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

met at Mr.. Bingham Moore's last
Wednesday night and made some
excellent music.
Miss Leila Cundiff, Miss Pearl
Sharp of Gadberry, and John
Will and Jack Cundiff were visit
ing friends and relatives at Cane
Valley recently.
Mr.. Henry Squires of Meats
burg was visiting his mother
last week.
Wiss Ruth Squires was visit
ing Mrs. Chat Dohoney at Mill
town last week.
Miss Verna Todd, one Adair
county's best young teachers,
will start to Bowling Green West
ern Normal school, where she
will complete her state certif-
cate.
The Cane Valley Brass Band
met at Mrs. J, R. Cundiff's last
Friday night and rendered some
fine music. This band is coming
to the front.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

Vance Mccormick has resign
ed as Chairman of the Democrat,
ic National Committee, and it is
believed that he will be appoint
ed as Ambassador to France.
The committee will meet on the
18th of February and it is ex-
pected that Homer S. Cummings
will be elected Chairman. He
is now the vice Chairman.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

Mr., T. Scott Mayes has re-
signed as Collector Of the 9Th
district, and his deputy, Rogers
Gore, is in charge. The appoint
ment of Charles J. Cronan, to
be Collector, is sitting pending
in the Senate, but it will doubt
less be confirmed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22
at this writing.

at this writing.
Mr.. Cashus. Breeding and fami-
ly were visiting Mrs. S. Z.
Squires recently.
Mr.. James Murray who has
been dangerously sick does not
improve very much.
Mr.. Ollie Corbin and family OF
Louisville, KY, have come back
to Adair to make a crop.
Miss Sallie Ray Wilson of Co.
lumbia is visiting her brother.
Mr.. Luther Chapman, wife and
two children of Garlin, were
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Wat
son and Mrs. ]. r. Cundiff re-
Gently,
MIR. Ben Grant our Watkins
man, was thru this neighborhood
last week.
Mr.. Penick Smith is quite sick
at this writing with stomach
trouble.
The Cane Valley Brass Band
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22
Russell Creek.

Farmers are busy breaking
corn ground and preparing for
tobacco beds,
There has been quite a lot of
flu around in this locality.
Mr.. Irwin Keltner's family and
Mr.. Jake Baults family have the
flu.
Mr.. Frank Garrison wife and
baby of Portland, are confined
with the flu at the home of his
bother's.
Mr.. VanUs Sparks and brother
and Miss Pearl were visiting at
Mrs. J. R. Cundiff's recently.
Mrs. Sallie Callison of Cane
Valley was visiting at ]. P. Gun
diff's last week.
Mr.. Willie Spears and wife and
Miss Edna Cofer, of Campbells-
vile were visiting Mrs. Ermine
Hutchinson a few days ago.
Mr.. Sam Sand of Cincinnati
Ohio, is visiting Lucien Turner
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

The news comes from Paris
that President Wilson, upon his
return, will make a tour of this
country, delivering number of
speeches, touching the peace
conference.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-01-22

A resolution has been intro
duced in the Senate, giving Mrs.
Roosevelt pension of $4,000
per year and franking privileges.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

Broadway Store Sale Jan. IA.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
LEGISLATORS ARE.
now CONSIDERING
plan TO COVER BIG
MAGNITUDE many
|CAL|FORN|ANS AID
Omitted Press Service.)

SACRAMENTO, Jan. s.-Investi-
cation of the affairs of the office Of
District Attorney Fickert in San
Francisco, is asked in a resolution
introduced in the California Assem-
bly, today.
Other measures introduced includ-
ed resolution submitting to the
voters of the state the National Pro-
hibition amendment; and an endorse
ment of the National Suffrage
amendment introduced by Mrs.
Doris Bakersfield.
1t is learned that a vote on the
National Prohibition amendment will
be taken in the Assembly not later
than Tuesday-probably Monday
night.
Assemblyman Wenderling has in
troduced a resolution asking Con-
gress to make naturalization man.
datory after aliens have resided in
the United States a given period.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
LAD KILLS HIS
FATHER; IS ON.
Way N0CALES|
REPORT GIVEN /
LOCAL POLICE

The Nogales police are lying in
wait for boy named Grayiel Flores
about 18 years of age, who murdered
his father at the San Xavier Mis-
sion, nine miles this side of Tucson,
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and then flew for the international
border on bicyciss No particulars
of the killing were given. At 1910
o'clock last night the police office re-
ceived a telephone message convey
ing information of the crime and the
boys flight, with an adnonition to
look out for him.
He is described as "a tropical In
dian," feet inches in height,
weighing 140 pounds, very dark and
swarthy in complexion, with straight,
black hair and black eyes, wearing q
grey hat, white shirt, trousers and
shoes, but without coat.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
STREETS OF
CAPITAL OF
ARCEN TINA
ARE SIRE WIN
With SLAIN
Especial to THE oAsIs)

New YORK, Jan. 9.-Ad-
vices from the City of Buenos
Aires, capital of the Argentine
Republic in South America. indi-
cate that that city, with a pop
ulation of about 1000, 900, is in
the throes of mob law. No less
than 1900 strikers are terror
izing the city, and they have in-
augurated a carnival of crime
and ravages.
The police force has been un-
equal to the emergency, and the
military have been called into
action. Sanguinary collisions
have occurred between the mob
and the police, reinforced by SOL
diers. Scores of dead are lying
about the streets, and the
wounded have been SO many that
in some instances they have laid
for hours unattended before they
could be taken to a hospital, all
OF which are crowded with new
patients, with the doctors and
nurses all oyerworked.
The rioters have started con-
flagratiOns in various parts of
the city, and have fought off the
firemen when they sought to
quench the flames. The proper
ty losses have been immense.
Among the structures destroyed
is the Church of San Bartotolo.
meO, one of the finest edifices in
South America.
To a great extent the mobs
are still in possession of the city.
and the battle still RACES. The
mob appears well armed. while
trained and seasoned veterans of
the army find themselves out
numbered and helpless wherever
they come to collision.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
PORT OF new
YORK TIED Up
BY STRIKE OF
WATER FRONT
STEvED0RES

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Port OF
New York was tied up this morning
by a strike of Is, 900 stevedores and
workmen of marine affiliations. No
ferries are running between New
York and New Jersey or Staten
Island. Jerseyites having business
in the city are carried under the
river in the tubes connecting the two
shores Staten Island is isolated.
Jersey City terminals are cut OF,
and the strike is expected to extend
to other marine workers.
A serious food and fuel shortage
is threatened.
q The only boats not affected are
those carrying wounded soldiers to
the hospitals at Hoboken.
Returning soldiers arriving from
France are faced with a prospect of
being unable to land from the ships.
The Fort Lee ferry carrying SOL
diersrt Camp Merritt, were closed
at 6 o'clock this morning.
The strike followed a refusal by
employers to accept the wages
awards of the War Labor Board, the
board announcing yesterday its in
ability to enforce its decisions.
AT noon today it was stated that
there are $4,000 water front en-
ployes idle on account Of the strike,
which includes 10000 stevedores.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

Broadway Store Sale Jan. Il.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
GERMAN ARMY GLASSES
or LATE WAR HAVE NOW
JOINED PARTACUS|ANS
COLLISION attendant HEAVY LOSSES
Berlin Spartacans Reject
Proposals of Government
To Dis I'm And EUQcuQte
ESPECIAL TO THE OASIS)

COPENHAGEN, JAM 9.-FrOm Berlin
comes information that today, during brief
truce between the government and the Spartacus
groups of Socialists, the Spartacusians decided
to reject the government proposal to disarf, to
evacuate public buildings, and to slrrender Police
President EichOrn,- whom they holding
prisoner.
1t is reported that the revolt has spread to
Mannheim.
In Berlin the Spartacusians still hold the
post office and other government buildings; and
they have repulsed an attempt by government
troops to recapture the Spanish arsenal, which
they have held several days.
The Spartacusians have placed machine guns in win
dows Of buildings opposite offices of newspapers sup
porting the government preventing their publication by
threatening to open fire if they attempt to operate their
plants
The casualties reported are several hundred hurt
A dispatch from Frankfort states that the govern
ent has decided to all available force to crush the
revolution.
1t is reported that Marshal Won Hindenburg has ar
rived at Berlin and will take command Of the
troops.
BERLIN, JAM 9-Mitary Governor Moske has
gone to Gutenberg after reliable troops to
suppress the revolt It is rumored persstnty that Aer
troops will ocrp yBerln before the national election
Janaury 49, Such occupation would be welcomed by
majority Of the people of this city.
One hundred government troops armed with
grenades barricaded in the ballroom at the Reichs
kangler which is guarded with artillery with bowling
mob in the street outside clash is expected at any
time.
The government has regained control Of the railways
WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-The State Department is
without information on the death ftwenty persons at
the American embassy in Berlin It is regarded possible
that some Americans included It may be group of
Spanish attaches of the Spanish legation which is hand
ling American interests in Germany, the American en-
bassy having been confded to the Spanish ambassador at
the time Ambassador Gerard departed from Berlin in
April 1917.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
FRANCES ENJOYS
FOR The PEACE.
CONFERENCE ARE
APPOINTED and
READY TO SERVE
Omitted Press serviee.o

PARIS, Jan. 9.-It is announced
that the French delegation to the
Peace Conference will include Pre-
mier Clemenceau, Foreign Minister
Pinchon, Finance Minister Klotz,
Andrew Tardieu, recently commits
sioner to the United States, and
Jules Cambon, former minister to
Berlin. Marshal Foch will partici-
pate as the Allied commander.
And farther announcement is made
that plans for g preliminary meeting
of tn Peace Conference delegates Is
changed so there will be no meeting
until Premier Lloyd George arrives
on Sunday. Yesterday it was an
nounced that the first conference
would be held this afternoon. This
announcement is q change from that
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

LONDON, Jan. 9.-John Graudenz, United States
Press Correspondent is badly wounded but wires that ne
is too busy to go to the hospital.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

GENEVA, Jan. All work has been stopped thru
out Germany Factories and shops have been closed and
people armed ready to guard families and property
All Germany is in the throes of bloody revolution.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

WARSAW, Jan. 9.-The Spartacusians have pro-
claimed general strike for the date Of the national
election This faction has succeeded in gaining the good
will of majority of the prominent men of Germany.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

The Popular Store, Dave Loeb,
proprietor, has inaugurated a great
clearance sale, with tremendous re-
duction in prices, Of suits and over
coats in great variety of styles and
prices.
Yesterday evening Col. C. C.
Smith, commandante lat Fort
Huachuca, arrived at Nogales. and
is at the Bowman.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
Fundamental Law
orheland BySinn
Finn Men Probable
Omitted Press serYice.l

LONDON, Jan. 9.-The London
Globe published today what purports
to be a Sim Fein constitution for
Ireland, to be adopted should that
island succeed in securing Separa-
ton from Great Britain. 1t pro-
vldes republican form of govern
ment as optional with equal suf-
frage.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

About II o'clock last night an
alarm of fire called out the fire de-
partment to the home of Steve
Moreno, on Hudgin Street. The con-
flagratlon was quenched quickly
with some little damage to the kitch-
en-, where the fire originated
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10
EMBASSY AT Berlin IS.
|R|DDLED WITH BULLETS.
MANY PERSONS KILLED.
Observation-Disclosures AMER|CA|
Hundred Government Troops
With Explosives Are Protecting
Undrn1ed Citizens: Work Sfopf
ESPECIAL TO THE OASIS)

BERLIN, Jan. 9-Twenty persons thought
to be Americans were shot and killed at the
American embassy today in battle raging be-
tween the Bolsheviki and government of Ger
many. The American embassy is riddled with
bullets. German officials have informed Ameri-
can government representatives that it will be
necessary for American soldiers to be sent to
Berlin at once. The election in Germany on the
nineteenth of this month will mean serious 2
trouble to the United States if that government
does not comply with this warning. The Boil
sheviH are using hand d-grenades and heavy bat
tie is expected hourly. Prince LeOpOld's palace
is virtually machine gun fortress. The
Reichskangeler is guarded by artillery.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-John Graudenz, United States
Press Correspondent badly wounded but wires that he
is too busy to go to the hospital.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 9.Spartuous revolt is
spreading throukhout Germany. More than five hud-
dred persons have been killed in the past two days of
bloody battle There serious uprising in Dusseldorf
and Munich. Frankfort and Schworn in the hands
of the revolters. t
WARSAW, JAM 9.-The Spartacusians have pro-
claimed general strike for the date Of the national
election This faction has succeeded in gaining the good
will of majority of the prominent men of Germany.
GENEVA JAM 9-All work has been stopped thru
out Germany Factories and shops have been closed and
people are armed ready to guard families and property
All Germany is in the throes of bloody revolution.
LONDON JAN 9-The German army classes SUBJ
ejct to military duty in 1919 and 1920 have joined the
Spartacucians Fighting is reported occurring in Lep
sic and Wittemberg
All reports indicate that in the collisions between the
Spartacusans and the government in Berlin have been
attendant with heavy casualties
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-10

Broadway Store Sale Jan. IL. !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
coRTE EsTE Aviso.
VALE DiNERO.

NO PIERDA ESTO. Corte este \
yiso, mandelo con SC y envfelo pof
correo a Foley and Co, 1885 Shelf.
cid Ave- Chicago. Ill, e~scribiendo 81
nombre direction claramente. Re-
cibira en- cambio un pauuete dc prue.
ba c~onteniendo Ell Compuesto de MI
Ell y AlQuitrdn dc Foley para toses
resfriados y el Group; Pildoras de-
Foley para los Rihones, para dolores
de costado y de espalda; reconnaissance
y Intermediates de los rinones y de
la vegiga; Y las Tabletas CatArticas
de Foley, I'm cataftico que limpIa
cUmpletamente Ell sistema, para Ia
constipation, biliosidad, dolor de va
beza. y los intestinos ~recargadoi
De venta 81 la Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
81 Yo ruERA sEMsRApoR

81 70 fuera labrador siempre ten
drfa en- mano algunas medicines Ell
CAGES para los males pequenos que
son tan serios que requieran la aten-
ci6n del medico. como son los rems.
dos de Chamberlain para ell calico
y la Diarrea, para las dolencias del
est6mago.
Tel remedio de Chamberlain para
la tos. los resfrios y la tos ferina.
El linimento de Chamberlain para
~torceduras, raspones y dolores de
rehumatismo.
Pastillas de Chamberlain para 10.
lores de estomago, biliocidad y cons
tipaci6n.
Teniendo estos artfculos en- mano
con mucha frecuencia ahorraria IN
viaje molestoso a la plaza durante la
estaci0n que ~estuYiera mas ocupa-
do o en- la noche Y con este podria
curar muchas dolencias tan proa.
TO como a~parecieran. y por ese ms
do eyitaria intermediates serias que
muy a menudo siguen a los males
leves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
NoTlclA A Los TRARAJADoREs
De Los cAMPoS DE- BETABEL.

Ell trabaio en- los campos de los
betabeles principiara cerca del rs de
Mayo. Muchos trabajadores Sc ne
c~esitaran. No SO cobrara eomisi6n
ninguna. Carpas gratis para organi-
a grupos de trabajadores.
Diriia su communication D cualquie-
ra de las siguientes direcciones: The
Arkansas Valley FarmeFc' Labor AS
ISOLATION, Rockey Ford. Colorado; o
a Ben Luceros al cuidado de The Ar
kansas Valley Farmers, Association,
Rocky Ford, Colorado; 0 a MARCIA
rio Mora, 81 cuidado de The Arkan-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
IA EscApADo INFLUENZA

ia primavera pasada tuve i'm to-
rribie resfriado y grippe, y tenn que
iba a sufrir la Influenza escribe A.
A MoneeseI High Point, Ga. Probe
muchas classes de medicinas, pero per-
maneci cargado de resfriado. Luego
tome 81 Compuesto de Mel Y Alqui-
tran de Foley, sintiendO alivio desde
el principle. Use 7 botellas peQuefas.
Era terrible 81 yer la flema que desc
chaba. Estoy conyencido de que ell
Compuestp de Ia Mel y Aiquitran de
Foley me salv6 de la Influenza" Gu
ra la tos, resfriados, 81 crup y la ron
guerra. De yenta en- la Capital Phar-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
A Los suscRIToREs DE
Ell NUEvo MExIcANo

Las suscrIpclones al "Nuevo
Mexlsano Sc suspenden Ell dfa que
expira la s~uscrlpcI6n, y q menos
que recibamos 81 pago adelantado
en- dieha fecha 0 antes, dejaFa de
recIblrIc hasta que 10 renueve.
FL c~onseIo do Industries de Cue.
IRA en- Washington requiere que
los peri6dIeos suspendaH aslos sus
critores morosos, tanto en- Ia cIu-
dad como los que Sc mandan por
81 correo, con Ell FIN de c~onservar
y ahorrar Ell papel blanco. 81 81
subscription esta para termlnar, IL
sueerImos que Ia renueve sin De.
mora con el fin de que no haya
interruption en- Ell servlclo y re-
cIba 81 perl6dico prcnto.
FL precIo de suscrIcI6n 90 81
mismo; $500 por 81 aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

vantando un baui. Los m6dicos me de-
clan que la nnica esperapza de curacl6n
seria el operarme. Los bragueros no me
rlndieron nlnE0n beneficio. Ultimamente
me apodete de aigo que me euro pfonta-
mente. Han pasado varios amos y Ia Que-
brndurn jamaB q vuelto a Rparecer 4 PEE
sar de estar trabajando fuertemenfe EN-
mi carpinteria- No hubO necesidad sde
No tengo NADIA q 10 venta, pero l0 puedo
OAR q listed n completR informacion|
acerca de ONT pueda listed ~encontrar su
cura complete sin neceeidad de operarss,
con tai que listed me escribA, Eugene M.
Carpenter. 6geE. Marce1lus Ave-
Manasquan. N. j.. U. s.. A. Serfa
convenience para listed Ell que recor-
aQuellos que estan ~quehrados. Tai yea
I'd. pueda saivar una vida o al menos
evltar Ell sufrlmiento de alQuebradurn "
81 tormento v pelikroa dc una operation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Sc NEcEslTAN; Tiros, HacherGs
y Cosineros de I'M vez, para nuestro
Campo, de MADEIRA en- Velardes Nuevo
Mexico. Buenos salaries Sc pagan a
los trabajadores Y C~osineros. LOS IL
0 Sc ocupan para halar MADEIRA a
la estaci6n del ~ferrocarril, Ell CANT
no es ~cuestabajo, facil viaje todos los
dias Sc fpaga $500 y $3.50 por 81 mil.
Acuda al la. Yarda de Velarde o a Ia
Oficina en- Santa Fe. 214 Avenida Pal
ace.
FEDERAL TIE & LUMBER co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
SDUERME listed BIENg

Para que tn hombre Sc sienta ben
eebe dormir suficiente. Cuando pa.
ga la noche despierto 0 inquieto M
pvede estar en- buena condicion para
trahajar durante el siguiente ala.
La insomnia es causada muchas Me-
ces por Indigestion y constipation.
y prontamente Ia alivia con las Pas
tillas de Chamberlain, Pruebe una
de estas pastillas y vera cuan hien
Sc siente con la mente despejaaa u
digestion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
-PAkA poLENcIAs nlLIosAsI

Para crear una acci6n ~saludablo
del higado y corregir los dosordenes
que causa la biliosidad, usese las
pastillas de Chamberlain son exec
lentes. Pruebelas y vera que pres
to le dan buen apetito y lie quitan
ese modo estupido de sentirse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
AGUD0S { IRR|TAN-
DOLORES C|ATICOS|


Igual ocurr con las punzadas reu.
maticas, con los dolores de cintura,
del lnmbago, con la inflammation de
los neryips de Ia neuritis, con Ia dis
locaci6n muscular del cuello o los
tend0nes, con los musculos cansados
0 con los golpes dolorosos.
su facilidad de ~aplicaci0n, Ia RAJ
pidez del alivio, los resultados posi-
tivos y Ia limpieza y economic con
que Sc utiliza. son factores que hacen
del LinImeutc de- Sloan 81 favorito
universal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
I ibrc a
los que sufren con Asma
un remedIo que puede ser tornado sIr

1 p fo'NtN~ ~ t~VtPt ~ Observation-Disclosures.
Tenemos IN metodo nuevo que cura 81
Asma : queremos Que 10 ensaye a nuestro
|%costo. No importa el estado. los sintomas,
o 81 es cronico debe de cualesquier name
"a envlar por nuestro metodo para Que 10
Ipractluue. No importa 81 china, la edad,
pals u ocupacion 81 es afligido con Asma
~nuestro metodo 10 aliviara fapidamente.
Deseamos enviarselos a esos que hayan
Iperaldo las esperanzas dc ser curados,
que deapues de haber tornado duchas. pre-
parados de opio. s'humos patentados,f' etc
no hayan tenido resultados satisfactorios.
Nuestro interes es demostrarle a todos los
~paciehtes. a nuestro costo. que este nue.
vo metodo alivia Ia respiration a wees
tan dificil. y otros sintomas terribles oca-
scionados por Ell NAL.
Esta oferta ee demasiado importantc
para ser olvidada. Escribanos hoy ~
mience Ell metodo en- seguida. LNo envIe
dInero, Supplements ell cupon debajo ii
chado. hAGALo HOY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

sas valley Farmers Labor Associa.
ton, Las Animas Colorado; o a
Frank Gandara, al cuidado de The
Arkansas Valley Farmers Labor AS
sociati0n, Lamar, Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
cuERRA 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 Fe, N. M,
(adv.)