davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
e. aocoRRo BE- IN LApRoN.

Una noche nesva, hacia Mglpto. I
trav4s del desiefto, sin ganado, oil
/ hueyeE. 81 ncafneros y con las anfo
ras vacias, los viajeros caEninabai
impedidOs p0r 81 viento. sobre lal
inmensas sabanas de IA arena.
Fla Hoche estaba muy pavof0sa
muy Negro, v t6rtprados por 81 ham
bre, Ia sed v IA affection. los viaie
ros gemian, no sabaendo a quien i'm
lplorar.
Entire las tlnieblas de- Ia noche Sc
I~distinquia un arbol y Jose dijo FYc
nubiEe a ese arboI para yer 81 luce
aleuna ventana. sea muy leios o muy
cerca. Y Jose subi6 al arbol v Ma
ria Ie pregunt6 :?"No YES lucir al
guna ventana2p y Jose contest0s $50
10 Q las tiBieblas de la nOche.'
Despnes de algunos INSTANCES, Maria
ivolvi0 a preguntar: mo yes lucir Ia
lventana de alguna casa2r Entoncee
lose c0ntest6. "Veo una luz peQue-
hisima ALA muy Iejos pero dud0 81
sea n estrella que luce entire las
nuhes negras o Ia luz de una venta-
ma
Y era Ia lug de una ventana, y
icuando los viajoros Sc hallaroh fren.
te a la casa, Jose llam6 a la puerta
~ aparecio una yieja llevando una
|lampara.
Y hablo Jose: Sonora. permitenos
dormir bajo Ell techo de tn casa has
ia que salga Ell sol; ell viento del de-
sierto ha resecado nuestros labios y
nuestra pieI, y la arena srdiepte nos
|Queni6 los pies; som0s un anciano,
una muller Y I'm niho de dos amos,
que q hallamos sin asiln y 10 I'M
pIoramos de tn hondad,
Pero la vieJa dijo: "Hufd pronto,
huid porQue mi marido, a quien LA.
man Tito, es ell mas terrible v Ell
mas cruel de sodos los ladrones del
Hdesiert0 " SO complace en- asesinar a
los Tiajer0s que despoja. Huid pr0nto,
to p0rque esta comiendo y ST os ase.
cha. vendra q mataros."
\ acabando de decir estas palahras
Tito sali6, mostrando su rostro ne.
gro, u cabellos erizad0s de leon.
l"Oh nOche feliz, CRITIC, que trajiste a
mi casa estos vieieros para que los
despoje, y ST la cena que prepare mi
mujer no es de mi agrado, tai vez
la carne de esa mHier, de ese niho
satisfar4n mi hamhrein
Y los viaieros temblaron.
lPer0 cuando ell bandido feroz hubo
visto al divine nino, Sc esparci0 por
su rostro una expreci0n de inefable
bondad y sus miradas Sc trocaron de
feroces en- amabIes.
-Venid, dijo al anciano Y a Ma
ria. entrad a mi casa y cenad y dor
mid no o. hare ningdn daho; solo
pido como recompensa que me permit
tails tener s0bre mis- rodillas a ese
nih0, 81 mas bello y encantador de
los hombres. y besaTIo una vez, si
acaso no tiepe miedo . mi inculta
Los viajeros ~antraron. cenaron y
durmieron; v el malhechor en- terne-
edo admiraba extasiado a su divine
huesped.
Cuando sali6 81 sol, los viajeros
despidieron del bandido; y este Sci
iesolaba y gemfa. porque pensaba
rue jamas v~olveria a yer a auuel nj
10 encantador. Pero Jes6s, voltean-
lose diasta 81, le envi6 IN bes0 con-
% dedOs de su diestra infantil. It'll
%. le dijo, terrible malhechor que con
bondad me has dado albergue,
d me volveras a ver: to 10 promote
N nombre de mi Padre
Y cuando Jes1s fu6 crucificado, II
o fue crucificado tambien a la dere-
!ha del Redentor.
Catule MENDEs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

Nueya York, Abril 25.-Los Solda
dos de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona que
regresan de los campos de batalla
I Sc italian en- Nueva York. Ellos han
tenido dos grandes dias IN esta me
tr6poli en- manos del Rocky Noun
tain club y su comisi6n de los reyes
del cobre. No obstante que ambos
estados hicieron apropiaciones para
entretener a sus soldados que regre
san, los miembros del club de los mi
nerales de cObre han aumentad0 los
fondos Y los muchachos dicen que
estan tan ~agradecidos que nunca 81,
vidaran tai acci6n durante su vida.
Ell microbes los batallones de anne
tralladoras lab y 144, ell tren de aQui-
20 lis, y la 40 division de pOIicfa
militar fueron traidos del Campo Mer-
rift y ~devueltos, dandoles i'm paseo
por la ciudad, seguido de uny banque-
tie en- ell piso veinte y cuatrO del ho-
tel McAplin, de ALI fuerOn al hip0-
dromo, a donde asistieron al impulse
del Prestamo de la Victoria. Tuvie-
ron Ia satisfaction de yer a ArizO-
ma y Nuevo Mexico arriba de la lis
ia de suscripciones. Ell viernes IA
infanterfa 1853, al commando del Eoro-
mel Saltmarsh, recfbferon Ell mismo
trato en- manOs de la comisi6n de
mineros del Hockey Mountain club.
En- trem especial trajo ali regimen
to del Campo MeTritt v regres6s hubo
bTindis de alta clase IN Ell banquete.
La banda del r~egimiento que TOGO,
para oil iPresidente Wilson en- Paris.
tenida como la mejor banda entire
las fuezas expidicionarias Americanas
gui6 al regimiento del banQuete al
h~ip0drOmo. Aqui II grande bande-
"a estaba ondeando en- la entrada
principal, y en- ella se LEILA: 'Arizo-
ma y Nuevo Mexico les dan la bien-
venida a sus muchachOs.'' Banderas
laFgas como de 40 pies p0rtando
.exprcsiones parecidas decoraban has
plateas, lunetas, palcos y galerias,
lgual que en- las tablas donde Sc
encontraban los oficilaes y la CONT
sion. "A las diez cuando el impulse
del Prestafno de la Victaria di0 prin-
la banda del regimieuto des-
flo en- las tablas. asistiendo a Julia
Arthur en- obtener s~uscripciones.
lei destacamento entretenido ell
parti6 para Fort Bliss eli
jueves; ell 1853 ell Yiernes.
La comisi6n que do la ~bienyenida
los i6venes de Arizona y Nuevo
Mexico Sc componia del Coronel
William Boyee Thampson. p~residente;
Daniel G. lacking, G. n. Kelly, j.
H. Anderson, Sherwood AIdrich, Sam
Lewisohn, r. J.. Beckett, j.. 2. Viii
y Colman Dupont, representan
10 q las siguientes compahias mine-
ras de cobre. Copper Queen, Magma,
Miami, Uniter Verde, New Cornelia,
United Verde extension, Calumet q
Arizona. Reg Consolidated, Chino,
I Inspiration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Jose 1E los REYES NAHANlo

De Santa Cruz. N. NJ, nos comupi
ca Ell Sr Juan Naranjo IA sentida
defunci6n de SUI papa Don Jose de los
Reyes Naranjoy acaecida en- III Santo
Nino. ri finado deja para lamentar
su eterna despedida cuatro hijos,
Juan, Pedro, Melicendro Y Estanisla.
do; IN hermano, Manuel; cpatro hijas
polfticas; una hermana polftica; un
gran ndmero de nietas y nietos, igucl
que un crecido nlmero de parientes Y
amigos. III finado contaba a la bora
de su muerte la edad de rs amos, 5
meses, - dfas; sus restos fueron se.
pultados en- 81 campo Santo de Santa
Cruz. O. Il. p. hi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
euro SUI q~uebradura.

Hace afios me Quebre maIamente le.
~vantando un baul. Los medicos me de.
clan que la unfca esperanto de cufaci6r
seriA ell operaTme. Los bragueros no MI
me apoder6 de algo que me euro pronta-
nente. Han pasado varios amos Y Ia que
Enradura janl6e a vueito a aparecer b PEI
sar de estar trabajando fuertemente en-
2perarme. malgastar tempo nj fnoIesfias.
No tengo NADIA a la venta, pero ie puedo
lar q listed una complete inflammation
lacerca de como pueda usted ~encontrar 81
con. tai que listed me escriba, Eugene M.
Pullent. Carpenter d9SE, Marcellus Ave
nue.. M~anasquan. N. 81. y. s. A. Serb
muy conveniente para listed eli que recor-
tnse este aviso VI Sc 10 e~nseftara a tod0s
aquellos Que est4n ~quebrados. Tai va
UQ. pueda salvar una vida D al menos
eyitar eli auffimiento de alquebradura v
q tormento y peligroa de una ~operaci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
"FIEBRE De PRlMAvERAp " SEN.
lido coMuN.

La ~pEinaaYera pasada tuve un te,
Hrrihle resfriado VI grippe, y temi aus
fiba d sufrfr la Influenza" escribe Al
A Moneese, High Point, Ga. TPrqbe
muchas classes de medicines, pero Berl
maneci cargado did resfriado. Luego
lteme el Compuesto de- Mel y AlQui-
tran de Foley, sintiendo alivio desde
q principle. Use 4 botellas pequenas.
BRA terrible 81 yer la fIepna que desc.
chaba. Estoy convencido de que 81
Compuesto do la Mel y Alquitran az
B,pley me saly6 de la influenza" GU
ra Ia tos, resfriados, Ell crup y la rOR
guerra. De venta en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
LUIS ARcHiREouE

Pc A~lgodones, IN. M, nos eserihe d
Sr: Emilio AFchibeaue. que d dia is
del proximo pasado, 4 las nueye de Ia
mafana dei0 de existir en- aquel LII.
gar, SUI padre el Sir. Luis Archibeque,
q Ia aVanzada edad de So anbs. Que
dan para lamentar la separation del
finado cuatro hiios y tres hijas, jose,
Pedro, Telesfor, Emilio ManueIita,
Celsa y Carlota, I'm gran ndmer0 do
nietas Y hisnietos, ~parientee v
arnistades q. E. r. ID
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
uM ERROR HEcHo RoR MucHos

No aguarde que Ell reumatismo indi-
que Ia enfefmedad de sus riRones.
Cuando I'd. sufra dolencias durante
Eel dia Y su veiiga debll 70 molesta
dlrante Ia noche, SO siente cansad0,
.'nervios0 y abatido, los rinones y la
vejiga tienen de ser vueItos a la SAL
Nlud, a Ia acci6n regular y fuerte. rs
Iun error 81 p0sponer la curacf0n. Las
lPildores de Foley para los Rihonesi
pcndran a los riiones en- Yerdader es-
tad0 y condiei6n s~aiudabie y los hara
permaneeer activos y fuertes. Prin-
cipie tonaarlas hoy. Buenos ~resnlta-
dos siguen la primera dosis. De ven
Ia en- todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
LA GAuaA De DOLOHES uE
CABEzA

FomprendienAo Ia causa, IN enter,
medad pued9 frecuentemente 9 EVIL,
Etada. Este es pfacticamente la YER
dad de aos dolores de oabezas La eau
sa mas comip de- los dolores de- CA
beza % un estomago d~esarreglado D
constipation "a eual pnede ser CORE
gida tomapdo lnas cuantRs dosis de
las Tabletas de- Chamberlain. Prue,
'belas. Muchas personals han 0bteni.
do alivio permanente tomandn estas
'tabletas. Son faciles de tomar, indul.
gentes y suayes en- obrar, De venta
on todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
FAcUNpo RENAvIDEs

De ri Vado. N. NJ, nos comunica
ri ST.. Press Moya, la sentida defin.
tei6n del Sir. Facundo Benavidez, aoae-
eida en- aquel lugar, a la edad cd SIS
amos. Deja 81 finado sumidos en- acerr
DO dolor a su esposa la Sra. Eufenia
Benavidez: ocho hijos, Victoriana,
IOlivar, pulcinea, Elena GABRIEL, Fran
cisco, RIbel y Margarita, tres nietoa v
I'M crecido numero de parientes y
amigos. Su funeral tuyo lugar en-
Park View, siendo sepuItado en- eli
campo Santo del mismo Iugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
GOA UsTEp De ia vlpAq

I'm hombFe on bHena condici6n II.
sica esta sienlpre SECURE dc Epzar de
IA Vida mipntfas que los biliosOs v
dispeepticos estan desesperados 4
condos nc som de su agrad0 y 80
ssionten on in estad0 miserable las
mas dc las Neces. Unas cAantas d0sis
de Tabletas de Chamberlain para arre.
glar 81 estomlago. mejorar y regular
los intestinos es TODD 10 que Sc niece
sta Pruebel0s De yenta en- stodas
parties
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
coMPRE RoNos De VICTORIA
70 ULTIMo QUE oLvlpAREMos'

10 dltimo que ~oIvIdaremos sera ID
que 10 Fucedio al Lusitania-lo dlti,
que olvidaremos sera 10 que SUI
cedi0 en- Belgica-h 1ltimio que olvi-
daremos sera 10 que significa la que
IRA al que anna a sus seres queridos
-esforsemonos puds. que 81 Presta-
mo de Victoria sobrepase de nuestra
Quota y 81 esfuerzo que hagamos pa
ra 81 bienestar de nuestras genera
clones futuras al concluir la obra,
sera tambien 10 dltimo que olvida-
remos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
"A RIoUEzA Sc EsTApos UNIDos

Maestro pals tlene 6 por oiento de
la poblaci6n del mHnd0.
Poseemos "a 7 por ciento del he.
|tr6leo que 81 produce en- ell orbe.
Cosechamos 81 so por ciento de TO.
ia la production universal de- algoI
don.
PFoducimcs el 39 por ciento de
plata que se produce en- toda ia
Htierra.
DE TODD Ell orc en- Ell mundo extra
emos el 20 por ceinto, y FL 40 por
ciento de hiefra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

@Yo me siento Glen por ciento me-
jor que 10 que me sentla cuando a
IT, Ei yiaje me hizo mueho bien,p
fue la joYial forma en- que con
test0 el gobernador o. A. Larrazol0
81 jueves b. p. cuando SO le pregunt0
como estaba de salud.
hi gobernador qne partio de este
Iugar Ell primefo del me para Mi.
neral Wells. Texas, tuyo tempo du-
rante sus tres semanas que estnvo
afuera, de atender a la ~convenci0n'
de- la association de Caminos Reales
De Bankhead tenida en- aauel luga
donde 81 dirfgi0 mo de los mas
eloeRentes discursos sohre a asunto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

SEGA, tos, ronca y id0lor en- 81 pecho.
per0 desde que tonne 81 Compuasto dc
IL Miela y Alduitfan de- Foley he aido
aliviad0,% Aplacas madura v cura la
tos, rasErIadoa y al crup. Bneno para
la tos perruna. 10 venta en- todas par
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

En- la Ultima lista de las bajas pu-
|blicada por 81 deartamento de guerra
|aparece Ell nombre de Marcos Marti-
neg, dc san MarciaI de haber muerr
ito, previamente So habfa reportado
Nperdido en- acci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
cocERMiENrE All REVMATlsMo

ri reumatismo causa mas dolor y
aufrniento que cualQuier otra enter
medal. por Ia raz6n de ser ID mas
cumdn dc las Intermediates. v es
ciertamente gratificante d los que su
Efren 81 saber que existe I'm remedio
que las puede aIiviar, y hacer 81 des
EcansO y 81 reposo possible. Este re.
medic s. llama Linimeht0 de- Cham,
perlain. pc venta On tcdas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
EEL GOBERNADOR LARRozoCO
Sc sIENTE MEJORADo ne
Su sALup.

Es de Parccer que Ia conveael6n
De caminos Reaies Tenida Ultima
monte en- Mineral Wells darA pu-
chic nodeF al Plan de Ruenos Ca
minos en- el Estado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-23

to enter upon a new year under the
leadership ~ a new president, We wish
10 again express TO all Interested In
the University our nrm purpose ~
cooperating to the greatest possible
extent In thu development OF the In
stitution.
1T seems proper AZ this time 20 say
that We want the president, he fac
ulty, the student body, and the alumni
thing that we can do TO further the
interests of the University.
During tho pant few years all pub
lic-spirlted citizens OF Albuquerque
have awakened 20 tho fact that our
State University a be developed into
one Of the leading institutions Of the
west. and that II can serve a wide
deld Of usefulness not only for Alhu-
querque but for the state as a whole.
The Chamber OF Comnerce feels that
" enjoys a particular privilege and
rests under "A particular responsible
ity In being In a position 20 learn the
needs OF the University from time "a
time and 90 do what Il can toward
Injecting them. Tho recent action Of
the business men OF Albuquerque n
connection with tho public health inh-
oratory we think Is n sufficient indicn'
ton Of Whal Albuquerque n willing q
do toward putting the University ~
a position 10 render greater service u
the state. We feel confident In pre-
dieting hat from now the citizenship
Of Albuquerque are ready 10 Htnne
~squnrely behind every movement TO-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-23
Why Women Suffer
Many Albuquerque Wunssrn are
Learning tic Cause.

A'MNNAhA UT <ANH's
Women often Euner not knowing
the cause.
Backnohe. headache. Dizziness. nor
~vousneEs.
Irregular urinary passages wonK-
noss. languor-
1sach "a torture OF Itself.
! Together hint NJ weakened kid,,eys'
Strike at the root-get 10 the
cause
No other remedy more highly Gu
dorsed than Donn's Kidney iflls.
Recommended by th9usands-
Endorsed at home.
Hcrc's convincing testimony from
q Albuquerque citizen.
Mrs. W. j. Pearce. 1914 n. Eighth
ST.. says; MY back WINS 40 lame and
painful ] was unnl 10 90 do my house
work. Every time I made q move,
my hack fairly twitrhod aud ! ifr-
uucntiy had to stop working. sui
forod froia y headaches and
my sight blurred for minutes az o
time. ] started taking Daau'a KID
ncy Pills and received relief In n fqw
days. ! was soon cured OF the uitnca.
ON several occasions since ! have
used Doan's. getting them at Butts
Drug Store and rhey have always
helped mo"
Price GOc. at nii dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney romody-got
Donn's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mrs. Pearce had. Foster iilburn
Co, Mfgrs. Buffalo. n. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-23
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
An Unusual Story of Unusual c~ourtship and Marriage.
and Marriage.
By CAROLYN BEEcHER


Susan. ! did. Thon ! thought ~ Anna
% knew 10 was not so. iUuU FOR
Eive me, won't your'
"Of course, Even Mauvillo thought
there was something moro han COIN
cidcnce in our being mentioned to-
E"thcr ! never knew he was uu the
train until I came Ia. u seems Law
son himself gave my name and An
mas to the man making the lists. We
were in the drawing room. had not
left g. so he supposed We were going
on "a visit blushed again 49, .
thought he had not long been left In
ignorance.
Anyway I am glad he r~cappcorod
In Nowtown Immediately. "A % was,
Mrs clayton said she thought II
strange
what o cat that woman is." ! eX-
clnimcd. Then; June ! may Is we'll
tell YOU ! didn't write before I left
Newton because / did not want To
drag YOU aud Alfred into anything
unpleasant iiut / had run way
Oh, not with lawson Don't look so
shocked. but run away from Aunt
tyuthiu. Manyillc refused 10 have
her live anywhere but with Us.
could not have her. June / could mott
I leit him q letter. ! guess ] put IN %
rvrythiug that had made me unhappy
since my marriage because ! thought
maybe I never would sec or live with
him again and I wanted him tu know
just why I had gone.
~ guess, June you were right. You
remember YOU told me when I was
FIRST! married that You u assert
yourself but you soc / had been m
meek sister so long II seemed almost
natural go 30 on being meek I never
told you very much about things; I
somehow hated to have you know too
much You and Alfred are so happy.
Hut after Mrs. HolhruoE came 10 was
awful-nlthouph really. June I a'urc'-
|ly ever complained 10 Manvillc about
her. But I was so desperately M
Anna / should have Killed myself.
And II wasn't @ hystorical feeling
elthcr. II vas the elimination ~
misery urging me on 20 do something
desperate"
but Mauvlllc was horo' Tho foot
that you and Anna were IN the wreck
gave him great concern when I met
him, he Eaye mo your address !
think h" lovcs YOU Susnn-murr than
you think" she replied slowly,
- know ne does more than l used
to think he ala. We are nearer to-
rether. and yet farther apart, than
We have been since We were married '
"What do @ mean You are
talking In riddles
why Munyillc SAYS he never reals
lied how ! felt; or that he WIS I'm.
posing Fp much happiness upon m,
by not allowing mo to take my right.
ful place uA mistress OF my " house
That he had heon brought up viii
the idea that II was his right 20 act as
he ala. etc. II is a long story, toe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-23
NO MATERIAL DELAY
N OPENING MILLS
FROM RECENT FLOOD
Plant Will Make Test Run
as Planned About August list
Vigorous Denial of Rumored
Importing Of Labor.

The Mckinley Land & Lumber
HcompanN. purchasers Of the holdings
md intvrcsis OF the American ialm-
'lser company, express the fclicf that
Pho beginning Of milling operations
tt A~ibuquerque will not be apprecia-
ply delayed by the damage done the
rompany's lines IN the Zuni noun
Palms during the recent flood condi-
Ions.
Tho company has nfty-nve miles a..
rack In the Zunis. bringing their
Igifh The Santa ne main lines nj
5fhorenu. New Mexico. This track
hge was recently repaired and put IN
o r"rNiccnhlc condition, but whom the
eVcre floods of last week, resulting
RON the unprecedented rainfall,
Ieuchcd the new bridges and fills Of
he logging road havoc was the result.
iiN hridgcr f,cro swept away and tho
allied badly damaged. Three hun
lrcd feet Of q twelve foot FIJI was
rnrrieu ont IN n canyon. and a ear
ond Of machinery which had been
Atnndinr there WAS dumped into the
rcok bed. The machinery was re-
sovercd ana is considered unchanged,
nat az Tint the loss incurred In the
Damage done thc track Ia estimated 10
sxceed So. OOu 90. over q hundred
nen are az work getting the track in
q shape aa rapidly uH possible. j. y.
;niNUly. superintendent Of logging and
nilrond operations IN the Zunis has
orty cutters az work getting out logs
o be shipped tn tho mill here. aud
tiopes with the efforts Of his railroad
rev to sbegin shipping by August
cnth.
General Manager Moore said yes
II erday that the floods had done asri-
as dnmage aud that they would
nrovc costly to the company. IN re-
pair work hut That no hoped no scri-
pas delays 70 beginning operations
&Nouid result. Hc expected TO make
h ieat run Of the big plant, as
PLANNED, ON August fi~at.
w. ~. James. mill superintendent.
nNpccts Ia begin active operations ~
Bio mill here about September list.
|rhis date viii mark The resumption
hitter q number Of Years of idlcncss
H. an industry which formerly proved
n great interest and benefit To Alhur
tucruue. local residents will recall
ne sale through roreivership several
bear aEn ~ The property Of the Am
ttricap Lumber company TO George W.
hork aud ChuS. r.. wade. who inCor-
(porated az tho Mckinley Land & ium-
Der company Nothing. however. do
IA elopei as to the rehabilitation Of tlio
|biani and resumption Of milling OPP
fratiunH until OTIS n company. who
Bold the bonds under witch The Nc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-23

long TO repeat. But he has promised
" I come hack To let me have the
privileges belonging To me as awife.
and also not to Interfere with the
household. servants etc"
Then You are coming back 2"
"Nu-thutH what ] meant by say
ius We were farther apart I have re-
fused absolutely to live In the same
house with his aunt. lie can provide
her 20 home can pny aH much as he
chooses If he wishos-~for IL. al
though she iH not dependent. will
ro without everything possible so that
she nay live In luxury II he so de-
siros but she must live somewhere
else
And Manyiilc refuses"
81 don't know hope sometimes
that ne viii arrange matters - that
Ne may be happy together. Then
again / doubt that he cares enough
Tor me 10 anger his aunt She will OF
ruurso be furious nt the simple men
ton or such "a }hinE, You know lac
ms had n suite fixed for her In the
hours q didn't toll YOU June. because
"a I hai Z should not have been abb,
10 Keep hHo that I was going away
But h. took the nursery and my
dressing room Tor her Not that
I would have objected had she been N,
Kind Of u woman possible to live %
peace with, but she Isn't she Ia.
bnsHed the ontirc household. some
times even Manvills I'VE since shl
cane 10 us on that long visit. I couli
tell YOU many incidents many way
In which she, treated me oruely-al
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n 10 take Il, but finally consented. From
il The very beginning IL helped her, and
now she is entirely well, and telling
4 everybody how much good 1t has done
1 her. Mrs. w. d. WELLS, 223 North
10 Adams Street. Petersburg, va.
III every girl who suffers az Miss
i1Nells did. or from irregularities, painful
erpcriods. backache, sideHche, dragging
down pains, Inflammation or liberation
would only give this famous root and
herb remedy n trial they would soon
find relief from such suffering.
W For special advice women are asked 20
write the Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine
Go, Lynn, Mass. The result OF forty
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, june had remained after Alfred len,
I've had taken 1 long eide In tho
fiarnlnr und while Anna was taking
Itsr nap W. sat ON the porch and
/. You nearly gave me heart fall
.rc FOR a few minutes. susan June
Remarked.
Z what do you mUauH'
N WIN when the Dist NJ those in
ur6d and uniulurcd iu the train
came out Lawson hckcc's
.lamc was right undur yours !
Thought Of what Mauvillr had SAID
i, nd flushed.
= You thought We had run away to-
rtcther9" I tried To- Joke.
YES. seriously. fur a moment.
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the bettcrmont OF the Institution.
The Chamber OF Commerce par
ticularly extends It's good wishes 10
the now board % regents and 10 the
new president. There IL a general
feeling OF optimism among oar local
citizens as to the prospects for tho
future. and We believe hat under the
leadership u President I'm. New
Mexico can 500 AVE q state univcr-
sity as good as y In the west.