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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-03-27
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Man, SkoWhegan Reader VIII bt
Interested

When people read about the cures
Sc de by medicine endorsed from
slr away, is it surprising that they
wonder if the statements are trne2
8Ht when they read OF cases right
a,r. at home, positive proof Is with
II 'heir reach. for close investigation
j. I'D easy matter. Read Skowhegan
Endorsement OF Doans Kidney Pills
Daniel Thompson. loo W Front St
SAo@hcEan. says: My back panied
mo for some time and annoyed ne
very mach while working often
the-e pains extended down into my
hips noan's Kidney Pills were rec
commended and l got some at Fogg' :
DRUG Store. l hadn't taken them
long before had relief To-day I am
never troubled with my back at all,
except when | oyer-work. I always
keep Doans Kidney Pills in the house
and use them occasionally to keep
my Kidneys in good condition"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Thompson had. Foster Milburn
Co. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n Y
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long POND

Officers elected Selectmen or as
SCISSORS. VIM. H. Dalton. II. ". Lally
Hugh Redmond; clerk. \. T II. Biloxi
am treasurer, A. T II. Bloxam
school committee L. S Scott for term
of years; road commissioner, |. S
Scott. Money appropriated or raised
Schools. including repairs on school
buildings. books. etc. $4,000, for
highways. including bridges and cul-
verts. 10000; snow or winter roads
10000; general town expense 500
90; highway note and interest 1881
50; deficit in crossing highway ac-
count $41.S3
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Death of Howard Kicker

Howard Kicker, formerly respect
od citizen of Canaan, died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. w. F. Hilton, in
Dover. N. H., March IS. at the age OF
o. veara Mr.. Kicker was born in
Canaan. but after the death of his
w;sa air wears ago, went TO live with
h,s daughter above mentioned.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our apprecia-
tion to the neighbors and friends for
their many acts of kindness and sym
pathy during Mr.. Chute's Illness; and
also for the beautiful flowers sent of
the time of our bereavement.
Mrs. Chas H. Chute
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Z. Patten
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
Skowhegan, March 25. 1912
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profit $12,70.
Edna Childs, Pittsfeld, small gar
den, profit s2.18. . -,
Wilbur Dunphy, North Arson, large
garden, profit $3.50.
Aubry Palmer Palmyra, pig con-
test, profit 1892.
J. Irving Wilcox, Fairheid' potato
profit $49.35.
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Victoria
patton. Ne March ?. 1919
JESSIE NJ. FRENCH
patten Maine March23 1919

Patten. Maine, MARCHES 1919
The IndependentRep porter Co.
Skowhegan. Maine.
Gentlemen
want 20 say that in all my
experiences OF singing I find that the
music-loying people Of New England
are most appreciative of good music
! am a great lover of the Pine Tree
State and my summers | generally
spend on the banks OF the New
Meadows river, which think is
most ideal There is nothing appeals
TO me so much as the wonderful odor
from the great pines OF Maine and
the scenery is beyond description.
Very cordially
GERTRUDE A BREENE
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FLAGSTAFF

Officers elected Assessors W L
Kinds a P. Wing, o. a. Knapp;
clerk. Walter f Kinds; treasurer,
Glen r. Niles. School committee, a.
P. Wing. W. f. Kinds, +. L Donahue;
Money appropriated or raised .
Schools. including repairs on school
buildings. books. etc. $765.0o; plan
tation charges, s375.oo; special or I'M
usual appropriations: Town debt 800
street lights $4,000
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JOSEPH WIGON, Sales Agent
74txCHANGE ST, PORTLAND, MAINE

The remains were accompanied to
this place, by Mr.. Hilton last Thurs
day.
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Piscataquis Observer on sale at
Sampson 4 Azores
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uslcal Artists Like Maine

ia sn-aer - oar inquiry a. to their
Impressions d Maine and Maine audi
encea. tho following letters have been
received sr1a member Of the Vic
t9ria Coaeerr Comp1ny Who are 10
ap2ear - he s6owhesan Opera
Houss 'A.a Thursday evening. an
der the al-piee- II ne skowhegan
High school Tats Organization has
boon SLING engageHeats thru north
ern Maine winch accounts for their
letters dated from Patton
independent, Reporter Co
Dear Sirs.-
1t IS with great pleasure that
write a Wee note telling you
about the splendid trip the Victoria
Ladies' Qaartette has had through
Maine We have found our au-
dienceH most cord al and the people
most hospitable Never having been
in Northern Maine We did not know
what TO expect but having sung for
several years in Portland. feel as II
| vas coming back among old friends
Your town has been spoken Of as
being especially musical 50 we are
looking forward 20 singing 70 you
We have had crowded houses in near
II every town and hope To return
again next year An artists reward
for all her hard work, Is the friends
she makes in her profession
Cordially,
LILLIAN VINCENT BEATTY
Soprano
Victoria Concert CO
Patten. Ne, March %. 1919
Patten Maine. March %. 1919
The Observation-Disclosures Co.
Skowhegan. Maine
Gentlemen
Having travelled extensively
thru all the .New England states can
truly say that the Pine Tree State Il
my faYorite Is wonderful coast
lire and the beautiful hills ard 1a',es
make it an ideal summer resort, The
audiences have been very apprecia-
tive ard have shown Us many favors
during our stay in the various towns
With kindest regards remain
Sincerely.
JESSIE NJ FRENCH
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CARAT&k

Officers elected Selectmen or as
SCISSORS, Ralph Sterling, Geo ". Bak-
er. Urban f. Spaulding; clerk, Bert
l.. Spaulding; treasurer. Albert b.
Clark; school committee, Archie W
Clark, +. l. Spauldng, Ralph Ster
ling; road commissioner, not appoint
ed Money appropriated or raised
Schools, including repairs on school
buildings, books, etc. $1,000 90; for
highways. including bridges and cul-
verts $1.750o0; support of poor ST.
10000; other purposes 81 10000.
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Annual Meetings of Somerset COUNTY
Towns

Reports from the annual meetings
of Is Somerset communities were
published in our issue last week
Those since received at this office are
as follows
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NOTICE or snrnrrf's SALE

Our ads get results
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
NEGLECT OF OWNERS
+. WILL iNJURE AUTOS
Proper fabrication Is of Utmost
Importance.
Drivers Gradually Form Habit Of Do
ing Everything on High Speed in
Shifting Gears-Inspect
Car Every Week.

There are many ways in which a
a may be Internationally miStreat-
ed. just as there are many ways in
which ones own health may be yio-
lated to the injury # ones system.
The first point is quite familiar to
most motorists, and that is the ques-
tion of proper fabrication. Still every
dealer knows that carS continue to be
brought in with bearings burned out,
king bolts badly worn and other parts
of the car in more or less damaged con-
diti0n from under fabrication. Oil
should not be used too long, because
after a time it loses much of its lubri-
eating qualities. This is an especially
important item TO watch now, because
GOOD lubricating oil is not always avail
able nj all filling stations.
Another point is the shifting of
gears and the use of gears in hard
pulling. 1t should be borne in mind
that all motors have excess power be
cause of the extent to which the valve
in-hcad principle of design has been de-
velopcd, and because Of this surplus
power drivers, as a class, gradually
form the habit of not shifting to lower
speeds, but do everything on high.
After Il time they gradually grow
to hate the idea Of dropping TO lower
speeds, rs If it were II reflection on the
car or on the drivers ability. This is
II condition that should not exist.
These same ideas apply to practi-
cally MI of the little things that may
happen 10 motor cars in general serv-
ice. 4 weekly inspection will do n
great deal toward getting the utmost
Serviceahility out of "A car. The own
or who does not have time or inclina-
tion TO attend to these things himself
will do well To see that they are done
by some one who is thoroughly com
potent. They do not take much time,
and the man who is mechanically in
clined will derive much pleasure in
becoming more familiar with the vari-
IL working units of his ear.
\ good motor car responds wonder
fully to good treatment, not only from
the standpoint Of satisfaction, but
also from that of giving the owner the
fun amount of transportation that has
been built into his car.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
Floods Of Letters.

The prison doctors are receiving a
great food Of letters from all parts If
The United States. inquiring concern.
ing the operation. Many of the let
tiers ask thai the operation he per.
formed on the writer. aud state that
money is no object.
The doctors. in reply. state the on
Grafton still Is In It's experimental
stages. They hope. however. to de
velop il to the stage where glands
may he tranSplanted from goats or
apes to humans.
They have q large colony of guinea
pigs segregated ~ To- color and will ex-
pertinent to ascertain whether trans
planted glands carry with them any
physical characteristics Of the donor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
Bo'chcviki Stay Persians.

Londun.-Iteiail~ have Reached here
II the murder by 5piShcviki If Iha-
luilai,eg. The Persian consular agent
~ Arruiyir. Armenia. together with
31o Persian subjects. Of whom 27O
we're Mohammrlans and 20 Christians.
When the volunteer army evacuated
Arnavir. July -. according 10 the re-
roriS. the h%.nlSlipviki called Ihadullabeg
ont. shot him down and INITIATED his
b"dy with swords and hayunets. The
b"lsheviki then heried together an the
PerSians who had taken shelter under
the protection If the Persian flag aud
shot them en- masse with machine guns
and buried them. partly in the consul
lar graveyard and partly in a common
pif.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

A car owner who desires accuracy IN
his distance mileage should have the
speedometer checked I'D at least once
a year.
II is important that are should be
taken. when washing the car. to pre-
vent water from getting within the
spare castings.
An excellent way to prevent harden
ing Of inner tubes when they are stored
for the winter Is to place them I'm hot
water once a month or six weeks.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT CONTROL
Mechanism Provides Cutoff for Auto
mobile Engine Which Is oper-
ated Automatically.

An automatic ignition control mech
anism, the invention Of w. NJ. Edmont
of Duluth, Mimi, is illustrated and de-
scrlhed in the Scientific American as
follows:
The invention relates to electric cir
connection with the ignition circuit OF
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
ss-ses@sscFxaz. :s3stss Nstsae<sss1S<t%sstss
CHRISTMAS IN FINLAND

cookies are always part of the feast
Mod is the Firms cider. and with
branvin. white brandy. kalja. beer like
the Russian kvas. and Finnish wines. is
served on festaI occasions. Viborg
kringIa is an excellent native bread
baked in straw. ~
The Finnish Santa Claus il called
-Jul-Racken.- meaning yuietide goat.
His Offices are performed after the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

Christmas holidays in Finland are
celebrated after elaborate prepara-
tons. For dinner boiled or roast goose
stuffed and cooked with vegetables. a
special brand Of ham is boiled. Wild
ducks roasted. smoked reindeer
tongue is boiled. partridges are roast
ed end Swedish lutish is cooked.
Jams and jeIlies made from delicious
Wild berries and Bative cafes and
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

an automobile engine. An object is to
provide an ignition cutoff for an auto
mobile engine which is operatively
combined with the throttle valve OPP
Grating mechanism In such a manner
that upon closing the throttle. the ig-
milton circuit is automatically broken.
rendering the engine dead" and caus-
ing 1t to run against the compression
In the cylinders thus providing an ef-
fective brake.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

fashion of good gift spirits in other
lands.
Mix, cream. butter and eggs. game.
poultry and fish are plentiful in Fin
land. and are used without stint.
Farmers. who butcher frequently.
have standing orders to supply city
customers with their meats: while
their wives and daughters serve the
same families with cakes. jellies.
jams. cream cheese and other dainties
Seekly or oftener. If needed. The
Films live well and ab~undantly.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

The Films are a hospitable and jolly
people with a well-developed com
munity spirit; each village has a cen
trail workshop. TO which come in turn
a carpenter. blacksmith, harness max.
so or down the list, each remaining
as long as they are needed. before
moving on TO the next village. When
a farmer has more work than he can
do in a limited time. he o
"talkoc." All his neighbors respond
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

month prior to Doctor Noronof's re-
port. according to medical records.
Noronofrs operation concerns the
thyroid interstitial gland of the neck
whereas Lydston, Stanley and Knlker
transplant the reproductive intersti-
finl nlnnls-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
Playful Bear Nipped of Mans Finger.

Chicago. A. Sfudyvin LOST the
forefinger on his right hand at y cir
Gus when a cinnamon hear. whose cage
he was passing. thrust his paw through
the bars. drew in the hand and bit on
The finger.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

~ s

Do'not use gasoline for cleaning me
chanical parts
A deposit of dust on the reflector or
lens often cuts down the light.
When following other. ears or a
crowded country road. watch out for a
sudden stop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
Coy msnuIeo BY Army Hand Grenade

Columbus. Ga--Hen T. Cider. ten
years old. q seriously injured when
he exploded - hand grenade which he
had picked up AZ the military exhfhIi
at a fair. His entire left side WIS
torn by the explosion.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12
Sees New Hope.

J.. - himself said he seemed nor
NAL in vig0r for the first time in -
Years, lie is serving II GOyear term,
and since he has once violated his pa
role there is slight chance that he will
be paroled again. He looks on life
with Il new hope, however.
The controversy rs To who first per-
formed the gland %implanlation opera
tion continues.
Doctor Stanley received n cable
gram from Dr, Serge NoronoIf. the
Paris doctor who claims Ia have origi-
mated the operation, The c|ahlcgram
readS:
Hear with pleasure of your appli-
cation of my method. do grafting
lay dividing glands into many pieces
aud putting them in their natural
place"
Credit, however, il given 10y Doctor
Stanley la Ipr. q. Frank I.ylSton of
Chicago FOR first performing the oper-
alton rs a report on II successful trans
plantation of glands was made one
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-12

and curlOuSlN I'M
stable: a patch
work of things
heard and seen
and only half I'M
dprst0od. Eun'ce
was SiN too young
to grasp the medll-
in Of much that
She heard. but Old
enough ia rrlnem-
Der. All day She
pla yrd happily
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Jas MINAS DE
MADRID ESTAN
En- 0PERAClON
La dinamitaci6n fue he
cha para Salvar la
Grande Bodega
NO FUE OBRA
IlNCENDIARIA

Los reportes de la dinamitaci0n v
~ obna incendiaria en- las mdmas de
Madrid, cuyo resultado cause la des-
trncci0n por el fiego do una; bodega
on aquel lugar 81 viernes en- III n0che,
.fueron considerableniel1te exageradOa,
de confornaidad con Ia information
obtenida por medic del tel6fono de lar
81 distancia pui' nuestfo diario ingles
del ST. George Al Kaseman,l principal
de IA Cfa. albuquerque & Cerrillos
Mine, en- Albuquerque. El Sir Kase4
man dijo que Ia historic de- Ia 'explo-
sion result6 del hecho que dinamita
fu6 usada con 81 proposito de parar el
que cundiera b Sc esparcieIa 81 fuego
y que mientras el ORIGIN del incendio
es I'm nAisterio, no existe Mn flinda-
mento razonable para califlcarIo de-
obra incendiaria, NIingunos mileros
fueron Qliemados. III Sr. Kaseman
manifesto que nj i'm solo minero 6n
Madrid tanto como 81 esta informados
siempatiza con la huelga de los mi-
ner0s de- carbon Una bodega de
einergencia fue construida v se rensus
inieron Las faenas lei lunes. La perdi-
da SO 6aicula segdn Sc dice, a cerca
de $4,000 EI 81, Kaseinan rnanifes-
to tambien que 81 alguacil no habfa
sido llamado, sino Que se habia para
do on madrid de paso para Albuquei~
que, cuando 81 supo del incendio con
eI proposito de investigar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

WASHINGTON, Nov. ii 4IEl pri-
ner aniversario de la firma del arfrlis-
ticio de Ia guerra nundial fue obser-
vado generaImente hoy por todo rs
tados Unidos.
ri Presidente Wilson, en- una exno-
stcidn, al pueblo Americana, declare
que IA reflection del dIa del arinis-
ticiO sera exprimentado con solemne
orgullo en- el heroislno de aquellos
que murieron en el servicio del pals
y con gratitud por Ia victorIa aleans
zada p0r IL op0rtuhidad que leshR das
do a America para mostrar su sinpa-
tia con la paz y iusticia en- d conciliO
de las naciones.
El General Perslling Ids Secretaz
rios Baker Daniels v Lansing iguals
mente manifestation por medic de- una
exposition al pueblo americana 81 pro
fundo y solemne significado de este
gran dfa.
La lluvia ft6 causante de aband0-I
mar la proyeotada oraci0n por 81 1'e-l
niente Belvin w. Maynard, 81 primer
piloto', que primeramente complete
el gran vnelo trascontinental en- ell
darby a6reo, Ell cual iba a ser repeti- (
do por telefon0 inalambrico del aero
plano del teniente que iba andar SOL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
TODOS LOS ROJOS
T|ENEN DE- SAL|R,
SEGUNEL DECRETO
LA Red Barrelera del
Gobierno Recoge a
los Anarquistas
Ell. BARRIDO GU
BRE is CIUD ADES S

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.--Ta depor.
tacion de todos Los extran1eros en- las
aetivfdas del enlblema rojov fia sido
determinadO por el departamento dc
iust1cias asf ID anunci0 hoy 81 Procu-
rador General Palmer
4 Los detalIes de Ia enorme barrida
do radicales hecha anoche v hoy inues
ira que mas de 200 fueron arrestados
en- IS cIudades. Mr.. Palmer 10 ha pc
dide al departamento de labor que to-
dos 6stos sean deportados.
Juntamente conel material v IiteYa-
tura confiscada por los agentes del go
bierno en- los raids que hasta Ia pre-
sente SO han becho, fueron halladas
cantidades do artfculos nsad0s para
hacer bQmbas, una planta cdrnpIeta-
mente eqAipada para falsificar none
da, igual que I'm grande snrtido de
notas de banco falsaficadas. millares
de pieza de literature descfitos co.
mo del caracter mas inflanatorio, v
grandes cantidades do banderas ro-
Jas, rifles v pistolas.
Agentes del departments de justi-
cia del cuerpo de Immigration han
estado recogiendo por los filtimos dos
meses, evidenoias ca eHtos particula-
res asuntos, diio Mr., Palmer Prac-
ticanente casi todos estos arrestos
eran de la nacionalidad Rusa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Los Rojos Asesinan d Jouenes de- Ia
Legion Americana el Dia del AnnisticioI
Ell Caudillo de Ia Legion
Y sus Canaradas
son Asesinados
|. w. w. ALI RCADO
ES Ell DESENLACE.'

CllNTRAIdA, Wash, Movie Guar
dfas nacionales estan patrulland0 las
calles de Centralia hoy, donde aver
cuatro miembros de la Legion Ameri-
cana encontrarOn la muerte durante
una celebration del Dia del Armisti-
clio cuando un grupo de hombres re-
clamando ser miembros de los TTaba4
jadores illustrates del Mundo dispa-
raron sus ai1nas de fuego los yete-
rnnos que fOrmaban 81 desfile. Die
cisiete Trabajadores illustrates SO ha-
Han en- la carcel FL secretario de los
Trabajadores Industriales, Brick
Smith, fu6 colgado por honlbres cuya
indehtificaci6n Sc ignora y su cuerpo
acffbillado baIazos anoche. El car
daver de Smith, que estaba colgando
de i'm puente despues de que dos
Agentes de inhumaci6nes SO rehusa-
ron el atenderlo, ha desaparecido esta
mafana Be dice que el cabresto ha
sido cortado, arroiando el cadaver All
RIO.
Carteles han sislo fijados en- los tar
bleros por las autoridades de Centras
liza en- todas parties de la ciudad, SUI
plicandO a los cludaaanO8 que repOrr
ten toda Information Que tengan sobre
el asalto conocimiento de cualquier
/. w. w. Tn drive ha sido iniciado
para limpiar Ia poblaci0n de Centra-
lia de todo /. W. WI segdn SO dice,
y los ex-soldados, que arribaron a es-
Ia durante Ia noche, de poblaciones
circunvecinas, seran usados en- la an
terror obra
Una nnijer Sc haila entire los pri-
sioneros en la cArcel ella cOnduce|
un hotel en- 81 ctial los |. WI w tenian
su cuartel. De conformidad con una
Yci sion ella, con su esposo, cuando los
do desfile prlncipiaron escudrihar
81 lugar salieton con banderas Ane-
ricGnas u deFnandarof proteeeitn se
dice, que los ex-soldados les qullaro1
las banderas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Ell GOBERNADOR HARA
UN NAIE CON OTROS
PROM|NENTES .C|UDA-
DANOS A WASHINGTON
LA VISTA sERA uN PASo PERIL
MtNA7 PARA VA r UNION DE Los
EJECuTIVOS De LOS ESTApoS
DE TERRENos PuBLlcos.

III Gubernador Larrazolo initenta el
ii Washington en- d cercanO future.
acompafado por gobernadores de tres
o cuatro estados mas. en- connection
con el tnovimiento de Ia cesi0n dc
los terrenos pnblicUs por 81 gobierno
federal. La fecha de sll partid0 no
ha sid0 atn fijada definitivamente El
ha enviado invitaciones, por 10 tanto,
los primeros eiecutivos que desea
que 10 acompanen
El viaje a Washington sera 81 pa
s0 preliminar para 81 llamado ae Ia
asamblea de Ia Liga de los Elstados
de Terrenos Pdblicos, de Ia cual ell
Gobernad0r Larrazclo es ea presidente
v Edward Everett, Young, secretario
de los comisionados de c0lolizaci6n
para los soldadps, es secretario. La II
ga incluye los jefes ejecntiyos de vein
to cinco estados donde SO hallan
terrenos pnblicos.
El G0bernadof tendra una confeA
rencia con 81 Senador Reed Smoot.
de la comisi6n de ter
rrenos pdblicos del senado, y con 81
jefe de Ia comisi6n de la camara con
81 proposito de- acordinar sua miras
en- 81 curso de accidn para que 10 liga
tenga los mas prontos resultados, El
afirm0 de que habfa una fuerte posi-
bilidad de cue favorable legislaci0n
pueda ser obtentda del congreso antes
que concluya ID pfesente session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
los MERODEADORES
] PERJUD|C|ALES VA Sc
ESTAN EL|M|NANDO
De COLFAK Y MORA
cAzADoREs G DEL EsTADo v DEL
GOBIERNo ESTsAM LEMpiANpO
Los DEcLiVEs DE LAS MCNTA-|
MAS DE sANGRE De CRisTO.

Cimarron, N. M, Nov. 7.~Los caza-
'dores del gobierno y del estado estAz
lsmpiando los declives del lado orien-
te de la cordillera de Sangre de Crts-
to en- los condados de Colfax y Mora
con 81 esfuerz0 de librar esta seccion
del estadp de toda clase de mer0dea-
dores periudiCiaIes. Algunas do las
mejores especimen coiidas en- esta Sc.
cci6n han sido cazadas recientemente,
incluyendo un grandisimo oso canelo
que fue rastreado hasta su caverna
en- donde Sc estaba preparando para IN
vernar I'm grande leon montes fuG
tambien caSadU d principles dc la Sci
mana. este peftenecia a una rara Ell
pecimen. En- contrariedad la Green
cia general que los coyote son anima-
les de las llanuras en- las secci0nes
mas encumbradas de estas montaiiaa
BE ha hAllado que contienen centenas
fes dc estos animales