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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

.,,- ,m,ANSLaED-Live y Y poultry and fresh
80. =. Urieans express station every
I55I9 I555! n forenoon. E S. Kelley, Tel.
- OEIeans. 4tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

.rns,;..5 rn@s5;NIED-Kitchen help and an
a.. 6 table girl at the Valley
- OEIeans. 23tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

Z ZN c-N- diminished rooms. Mrs.
OrIeans. 29-32p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23
TO RENT

Psssra- Ps IA H4A.I--Eurnished \. room. Mrs.
ol. 29-31p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

s6dAa @6dANzIED-Calf skins, 5 to 7 lbs,
Nan . 70 3 lbs, $500: z. Sockol,
~ street., Barton. Tel. 24-11. 5tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23
THE WESTMORE COMMUNITY
SERVICES

A meeting of people of Westmore
will be held at eight o'clock Thursday
evening at the church to consider
plans for the religious and social
services of the community during the
coming summer. All summer visitors
as well as the permanent residents of
Westmore and vicinity are urged to
join in this important conference.
The community services at IL on
Sunday morning viii be conducted by
Professor G. F. Kent Of Yale and his
subject viii be, "The Conditions Of
Genuine Happiness" The music will
be under the direction of Professor
Cowles of Yale. All visitors at Will
loughby lake are heartily welcomed
at these community services.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

ssn, ~ IL Nalo-2-story house, ell and
g g pay fg: for e. viii arrange SO rent
aa-iFii5 'Or place if desired. F. W.
28tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

co59 o5%9ANIGEDI(-Sept. Both, assistant
"a, college House, Wellesley
Esrr;.. GfS. c7S. B. J. Campbell. Care
SnerDurne, Glover. 29-3O
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

si;s '11n!7hD-A III grocery clerk for in
eata 80, 80. answer giving expert
alsi augmentation and salary de-
l. Beede, Bristol. Conn. 29-3O
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-23

The following is from a recent is
sue of the Farm Bureau News:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
ATLANTIC CITY
FIRST "AR PORT"
Great Terminus for Trans
atlantic Flying Craft
Planned There
GREAT AERIAL CENTER
Plane Facilities for l0.0O0,0O0
Visitors and Instruction
School Projected

New York. April 4--The worlds first
air port" is being established at At
lantic City, y. j., it was announced here
today through joint action by the Aero
Club OF America, Aerial League of
America and Atlantic City Aero Club.
Looking into the future, It is planned
to create there terminus for trans
atlantic land and seaplanes and dir
igible balloons; to have aircraft regis
tered under the rules of the Department
of Commerce and receive clearance
papers in the same way ships do: to
provide airplane business and pleasure
facilities for the estimated ten million
persons who visit Atlantic City yearly,
TO provide an instruction school for the
create this branch of municipal protec-
tion, under the supervision of New York
City's aerial police officials, and to es-
tablish facilities for research in medical
and meteorological problems which deal
With flying, with army and other gov
ernment officials in charge.
Headuuarterss for aeronautic racing
would be organized. it was stated, and
an air station provided for the coast
guard and the life saving service.
Rear Admiral Robert +. Peary, Cap
tain Robert A. Bartlett, and Colonel L.
Lester Jones. director of the coast and
geodetic survey. are among the men iden-
titled with the project.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
ANTITRUST LAWS
REVISION Is ASKED
u. S. Chamber of Com
merce Recommends Com
plete Reconsideration
RESULT OF REFERENDUM
Congress Will Be Urged to
Give Trade Commission
Greater Power

Washington, April 4.---Reconslderation
by Congress OF all antitrust legislation
is recommended by the Chamber Of Com-
merce of the United states as the re-
suit of a referendum vote Of its af-
filiated trado and commercial organiza-
tions.
Complete returns from the referendum,
made public today. show that the men,
bership voted in favor Of all four pro-
posals advanced by special committee
that studied the subject. The proposals
and the vote follow:
Congress should be sEed immed-
ately to consider the present situation
of all statutes constituting our anti
trust egislation-For. 1913; against,
81.
In reconsideration of existing anti
trust legislation. there should be for.
mutation Of standards of general busi-
ness conduct to be administered by q
supervisory body-For, 1883; against,
$50.
An enlarged federal trade commits
sion should pc made the supervisory
body--For. 1902: against, a37.
functions of the trade commission as
they would exist. the membership OF
the federal trade commission should
be increased to nine - For. 11O4;
against, 422.
The subject of anti-trust Legislation
will be taken UP at the seventh annual
meeting of the chamber, in st. Louis,
April 2s to May |.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
BRITISH WOMEN'S BILL UP
Emancipation Measure Called for
Second Reading in Commons

London. April 4. - tBy A. F)-The
second reading of the women's emanci-
patton bill was moved in the House of
Commons today by William Adamson.
chairman of the Labor party and leader
of the Opposition.
Mr.. Adamson explained that the OBJ
ject of the bill was to remove certain
res triCtions and disabilities still imposed
upon women, entitle them to hold certain
civil and judicial appointments and re-
move the disqualifications which pre-
vented women from sitting and voting
in the House of Lords.
The measure. he said. would give eff
feet to the political and legal equality of
men and women.
The bill is fathered by the Labor
party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
Organdie-Special, 39c a Va

1t is sheer and dainty, in orchid rose, light CO
green, canary, tan and pink. 40 inches wide.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
Talks necessarily of What
Might Have Been or
Is Morose
INCENSED AT ADVISERS
Rages Violently at Those Who
Deserted Him, Blaming
Them, Not Himself
Nv KARL H. Won wIECAND
co,,,,,oht. 1910, by the Ncp rorh Sun
4fNe An Ti1bts reserved.


Am.ronren. Holland, April 9.-The
Kaiser "died hard" He clung tena-
ciously to the thought that he would be
emperor again and supreme war lord
and would not give up the idea for weeks
after his internment.
That il the testimony of all who see
him or talk to him these days. IheE
add. however. that he finally has
abandoned hope. They say his hair Is
white. that his eyes are sunken ana
that his parchment-like skin hangs on
his shrunken frame. lie now walks IN
the inner grounds OF Count Won
Bentincks castle, dressed in sIouchy
clothes, SO ill-ftting that he gives one
the impression of having endured al
ready the worst sentences the AllleS
could inflict on him.
One man who is close to him sad 10
me the day that William IL looked
as IL 'he had fallen from the CLOUDS INTO
he'll" For weeks after coming TO
Amerongen William Hohenzollern
talked, and talked, and talked. inces-
sanity. for hours at a stretch ; but, since
he has begun to realize that he no longer
Il kaiser. he has become morose. He has
dropping spells Of long duration. with
periods when he does not talk at all.
Theme is what Might Have Been
when he does talk his theme is What
might have been" wherein the word
..if, chiefly figures-'if' he had known
the facts, "if'' he had been properly in
formed. 'if'' he hadn't been deceived by
eyerybody. 'if" he had been told the
truth, etc.
The Kaiser is incredibly bitter against
his old advisers encourage and friends.
He is the very personification of hatred
against his statesmen and diplomats.
When he talks about them he becomes
almost violent and the very mention of
one of their names throws him into a.
rage.
The desertlon of him by all of those
who once fawned on him rankles deeply
and he dwells on what he deems their
cowardice and ingratitude.
They all lied to me and deceived me,
he complains Every one of them lied
almost to the last. Not until last Sep
tember did Ludendorff tell me what the
real situation was"
He recently asserted with great ve-
hemcnce to a visitor for whom he had
sent:
my generals gave them the pour
le merit and order. 1 covered them
with decorations, in front and behind,
but they lied, deceived and cheated me
and then deserted and abandoned me.
They are ingrates.'
SCould Have Stopped Revolution"
To the same man he said on anothe:
occasion:
"a general with 1G0 men could have
nut down the revolution in Berlin. but
not one had the loyalty and courage to
lift his hand"
70 understand William Hohenzollern' 5
bitterness against his generals one has
to read some personal narratives con-
cerning little-known details of dramatic
events at headquarters the fateful No
yember 9. They were written for
archives that l have seen.
After all, there Is some dignity with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04

the way men leave sinking ship or
aoandon lost cause, but 1t does not
appear that such was manifest in
William lis encourage that day With
the exec ption of one man, they dropped
away from him, one after another, ad..
rising him to flee. They told him 5000
Reds were marching toward headquar-
ters TO get him, and finally informed him
they could not guarantee his safety an
other night. They got him out after
midnight and bundled him across the
border at o'clock in the morning.
Later, he learned that much that was
told him was not true. He Is said to
believe that if he had remained he might
have saved the situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
Good COrsets-Special at rs

Two models for slight to full figures are o1
are well boned, have medium low busts and al
or embroidery around the top. There are good
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
UMBRIA, ITALIAN
TROOPSHIP, SUNK;
1000 ON BOARD
Several Killed and 100 Injured
When Transport Strikes
Mine

Paris, April 4.-By A. PO-The
italian transport Cmbrla. with 1000
officers and soldiers on board boun
from Venice to Tripoli, has struck a
mine and sunk. according to advices
Fl ON Bari. Italy, quoting newspapers
of that city.
Several on board were killed and 100
il jured.
The Umbra was a vessel of 5000
tons gross, built at Livorno'in 1902 and
in December last, but has not since
been reported in shipping registers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04

You do not have to cultivate a liking
for Camel Cigarettes. The blend takes
care of that For, you start right in
as though you had been keen-on-
Camels every day for year! Camels
not only win your taste quickly and
permanently, but they never tire it!
They are smoke delight!
Camels refreshing flavor and fra
GRANGE and GOODNESS become more
enjoyable all the time. The more
literally you smoke them, the greater
your appreciation of their freedom
r. J. REYNOLDS TOBAC(
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04

from tongue-bite, and from any un-
pleasant cigaretty after-taste or un-
pleasant cigaretty odor
You owe it to yourself to personally
know what Camels superior quality
means in a cigarette; how Camels
expert blend brings out the delightful
mellow nildness without lessening
that desirable body!
Smoke Camels on try-out. Put
them to the severest test you know!
Compare them with any cigarette
in the world at any price!
CO.. Winston-Salem, N. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
EaStery Silk PetticOats
Sweater Yarn-19c a Hank

which half price There 5000 hanks
this shipment which WILL all probability be the
who planning make sweaters will do well lay the
wool beforehand.
The colors all the good ones of the season:
Turquoise DARK Green ShadoW Ldavn
Old Nile ChinchiHd 81
Pink White
Light Blue Cardinal Empire Green
Golden Broun Buff Wstdria
Purple Black
White and shaded blue pink Uth whte
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-04
PRISONER BITES CAPT0R
Mayhem Fails to Free Man Said
to Be Escaped Convict

Bit severely on the hands and face by
a fugitive he was attempting TO arrest.
Detective Vaughan was treated at How
ard Hospital. and his prisoner held at
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Los ANDRES De UNA DANA eau
SAN UNA TRAGEDIA.

Ration, N. Mex..-En la poblaci6n
de Maxwell, Sc registr6 dfas pasados
una tragedia en- la cual figuraron CO.
mo CONTINGENCIES Matias Martinez Y
Agustin Padilla, quienes Sc dice que
Sc disputabaff las antenciones de Di-
liza Garcia. Padilla cdnsiderandose
perito para el manejo del cuchillo y
siendo que considerable que las accio-
mes eraii de mejor resultado que las
p~alabras, corto a Martinez con una ma
vaia, en- la parte superior de la es-
palda y ell pecho. Luego que este hui
DO cometido ell crimen, 81 Y la DANA
huyeron procurando escaparse de las
redes de la ley. Las autoridades no
tardaron en- haliar al criminal v su
dana ocultos en- I'M puente cerca de
la p0blaci6n La DANA iuntamente
con el herido fueron traidos a este
Iigar, ell criminal fue traido despues
por los oficiales g internado en- la car
eel del condado, Sc informas que ell
criminal ha sido un inferno de la pc.
.nitenciarla. habiendo sido descafgado
tan solo dos semanas pasadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
IIaran Una Pelea Oraga-
nizada para Derrotar
La Enmienda,

Los educadores de todas parties del
estado-los principles de la escuela
de ciudad y los superintendentes, ID
mismo que los principles de todas
las instituciones de ensefanza y los
miembros de las comlsiones ejecuti
vas dc la c~onferencia educaciOnai de
Nuevo Mexico, opondran le enmienda
Constitutional que crea I'M cuerpo de
control de Las instituciones penales y
educacionales del estado.
Sc tom0 acci0n a este efecto en- una
~conferencia que dur6 TODD un dia y
one Sc tuvo en- el Capitolio Ell sabado
pasado, la cual fue muy bien atendi-
da. La enmienda sera ~presentada
ante los yotantes on la election es-
pecial que Sc tendra 81 dfa 16 de Sep
tiembre pr0ximo. Una comision com
puesta por John Milne, superintendent
to de las ~escuelas de la ciudad de AL
%buquerque; Atanacio Montoya, por
muchos aios superintendente de es-
cuelas del condado de BernalilIos v
la Sra. Maud Blaney, de Carrizozo,
fue nombrada para tomar cargo de la
pelea que haran los edacadores para
eyitar que So pase q ser ley esa en-
mienda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
ARMlJO MUESTRA UNA osRA IA
PlpA EN- Ell ARREsTo DE ALE
GADoS LADRoNEs DE RESEs

81 Alguacil mayor George w. Ar.
milo Ell iueves ppdo. arresto a Geor-
60 Lathr0p v Julio Chayes en- Cow
Springs acusados del robo de reses.
Sc alega que los hombres mataron in
noVillo pefteheciente a Ballard & Hall
on su rancho cerca de Cow Springs
~ que daspu6s de dicha acci6n Sc lie.
vafon la carne a la casa de Chaves
ldonde fue hallada pur ell alguacil.
|Despues de haberse dido la causa an.
te Ell Juez de Paz G.. M. Conklin Sc
entregaron con culpa de dicho cargo,
|pero no teniendo juridicci6n la corte
los afianzo para que compareciefan
ante 81 gran jurado Ell cual Sc reunira
en- Ell pr6ximb Septiembres Las fan
Sas fueron suplidas por Manuel Del.
gado u andres Raeheco. Y como di-
cha hazaia fue hecha ell II de Agosto
81 alguacil merece credito por So RAJ
pida obra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
IA REUNION De BANoUERos EN-
LA cIUDAD DuCAL.

Albuquerque, N. Mex. ,-Chas. White
presidente a cargo de la comisi6n d
esta encargada de los arreglos para
la convention de b~anqueros que sera
tenida en- este lugar Ell 5 Y 9 de Sep
tiembre, repcrta que muchas acepta-
clones han sido ~recibidas en- respues-
ia a las invitaciones extendidas a los
principles banqueros del poniente y
sudoeste. Muchos prominentes banque-
ros de Nueya York. Denver, Kansas
City, Dallas y otros lugares atende-
ran Y en- vista de este Sc espera una
nuinerosa delegation. Ell pfcgfama
para la convention no esta aun com
pleto pero una gran cantidad de los
banqueros que estaran ~presentes han
sidoI eseojidos para que dirijan la
palabra en discursos que ~interesen
a los yisitantes. La reunion sera
tenida en- los cuartos de la camara de
concrete. 81 eual sera ell local del
Quartet de la convention.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Ell AcTUANTE eoRERNADoR PAN
KEY PERDoNA A SMITH.

81 Gobernador actuante Benjamin
+. Pankey ha concedido un perd6n
q Robert l. Smith, que fu6 convic.
tado de tener ~relaciones impropias
con n hija suya en- Septiembre de
1914, en- 81 condado de Eddy, y quien
fu6 ~sentenciado por doce amos a la
prisi6n. Bl Juez que juzg0 Ia causa,
que es actpalmehte p~r0curador de
distrito y Ell Cuerpo do c~omisionados
de la penitenciaria recommendation ell
perd0n, y Ell ST.. Pankey anade que
parece que hay grave duda en- Guam
to q la culpablidad de Smith. I'll Sr
Pankey dice que segdn la evidencia
que ha c~onseguido, 10 ha c~onvencido
que on dioho case hubo una trama
premeditada, y que siendo que Smith
ha servid0 va varios amos esta init.
tllado al beneficio de la duda due
hay de SUI culpabilidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
ROSWELL TENDRA UN NUEVc
TEATRo EN- HREvE.

. NJ a.
Roswell N. Mex..-Thomas j. Ray,
I'm viejo residente de la ciudad. esta
.considerando "a construction de- IN
nueyo teatro cerca del edificio del Ca
sine de los EIks, v SO espera que Ia
obra de dicha construction de prihci-
pho 81 lei pr0ximo. III plan del ST..
Ray es de construir un e teatro
ION un piso elevado, elegantes lunetas,
galerias a~propiadas y modernoa pal
cos al rededor del tabIado. y en- reali.
dad hacer de la construction uno
de los mas modernos en- TODD sentido
de ia palabra. ri edificin tendrd una
~capacidad de eerca de 1900 persunas
y despues de que este conclude Sc
tiene proyectado hacer que una com
pafiia de variedades visite ID pobIal
ci6n como dos veces al mes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
LA LEGION AMERICANA DE AL
5uouERQuE Sc REuNE.

Albuquerque, N. Mex,-La posta To-
cal de la Legion Americana t~uyieron
ms junta la noche del jueves pasado
en- Ell ''armory'' en- la cual Ell CONAN
dante Brown propuso los planes para
la pr6xima convention la cual sera
tenida en- Octubre. Sc espera que ha-
bra al menos unDs 500 Delegates en-
satendencia a dichaa convention, en-
ire los cuales habra muchos elocuen-
ties oradofes. Entire los bien conoci-
dos hombres populares Sc hallara 81
Ayudante de Fosta Charles Caldwell
Ell cual dirijira la palabra sobre ell
t0pico: scolocar 500 hombres en- posi-
clones con salarios desde SIS hasta
$3.50 al mes" II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
LA ExTRAplCloM De MENDOZA
FUGITIVE DE LA JUSTIcIA
PUESTA EN- OBRA.

Ell Gobernador Actuante B. F. Pan
key dfas pasados hizo una orden de
~extradicion al g%obernador de Texas
para regreso de Victor Mendoza, flu
gitiyo que Sc halla bajo arresto en-
Wachita Falls, Texas. Mendoza file
se~ntenciado en- ell condado de Grant
FL 20 de Mayo, 1916. por robo, conde-
nado a Ia penitenciaria por un ter
mind>de dos a diez amos, En- Ell 8 de
Julio, 1919, sc fugo de un campo de
obras de canine en- donde Sc halla-
ba como REQ de confianza. Notica Sc
ACADIA de recibir de Wichita Falls,
de que ha sido arrestado en- aque1 lu-
gar y detenido hasta nuevas 6rdenes.
Amador Ulibarrf ha sido nombrado
como agente para que valla a Texas
a traer al fugitive.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Por ell Estado
PANkEv AL piRiJlRsE Al. CLUB
KIWANAS pRON0sTIcA ExITo
PARA Ia U. DE N. MEX

Fue dia, de Ia Universidad en- la
comida regular que ell club Kfwanas
de Albuquerque siryi6 ell microbes
pasado. El DR.. Hill, el nllevo presi
dente de la Universidad, fue 81 hues,
ped de honor. Ell y el DR.. Chapman,
anteriormente de Harvard, diriiieron
la palabra sobre los t6picos del dfa
Ell DR.. Hill habiendo sido presentado
por ell Sr. Pearce Rodey.
Una npta de importancia en- Ell pro,
grama fue ell inesperado discurso que
diriji0 ell Gobernador Actuante h. f,
Pankey, Ell cual hallandose en- Albu'
querque fue invitado a la comida por
Thomas Hughes. El discurso del Go.
bernador Aetuante fue humofistico y
al nunto, pronunciando que Ia dicha
Universidad de Nuevo Mexico de Sc
guro obtendria los necesarlos fondOs
para su ~desarrollo y progreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
oBTiENE uN REVOLVER cHAPEA
DO EN- ORC DEL CELEBRE
cHiCHucHUENSE.

Las Cruces, N. Mex.,-M jefe dipp-
tado Alguacil Ray Grayson de .esta
ciudad 81 n vista que hizo a I'll Pa
SO cort0 tempo Dasado obtuyo I'm her
moso revolver Ell cual perteneci6 en-
cterta OCCASION a Ell celebre Francisco
Villa. 81 arma fue prfmeramente cha.
peada en- MIGUEL y sobre de este esta
'un chapeo de orc, Esta montada con
una culata de peria muy hermosfsi.
ma y Sc halla grabado en- Ell termino
posterior de la culata el nombre de
Francisco villa. La pistola fie obte-
nida de una casa de Juarez que en-
otra ep0ca fue 81 cuartel general de
Villa cuando el sc halo posecionado
de esa ~poblacidn fronteriza varios a.
nos pasados, v Sc asegura que dicha
arma es con la cual Villa mat6 al
snbdito ingles Thomas Benton seis
amos pasados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

COMO cuRARLo PoR UNo ouE
Lo HA TENiDo.

En- Ia primavera del ano 1898,
tut atacado pOr un n1erte Reuma-
tismo Muscular Q Inflamatorio. SUI I
fri, por espacio de MAJ de dos mos
como unicamente esos que 10 han
tenido saben. iTrate remedies tras
remedies y doctores tias doctores,
pero ell alivio que me -propOrci0na7
ron fue temperate upicamente; pc
70 finalmente encontre ell remedio
que me euro completamente. Lo
he recommended a muchos que pa
decian con este NAL y en- todos ca
soa ha curado. Deseo que los que
sufran con cualesquier atadue reu-
matico, que prueben este maravi-
iioso remedio. No remita un CEN
tavo, Supplements mande su NOM
bre y direction y con gusto le en-
Ware muestra para que 10 pruebe.
DespueH de haberlo usado v 81 esta
s~atisfecho, remitQnos un peso orc,
pero bajo la condicion de que este
satisfeeho al enviarlo. Esto es a
zonable; no es verdad7 PorQue II
frir cuando le ofrecemos eli alivio
gratis No demore. ~escribanos hoy.
Mark N. Jackson, 45eF, euerney
Bldg, Syracuse, N. u, {. u A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
UN REMEDlo eUENo.

Los M6ritos del Remedio de Cham
berIain para oil C0lic0 y Ia Diafrea
son bien ~conocidos y apfeciados. pc
70. de vez en- euando, Sc %encuentra al
guna persona que no sabe de ellos,
y los Que Sc italian en- esta situation
'deberfan leer 10 siguiente. escrito por
j., H. Dear, dueno de I'm hotel en- Du-
Ipuyer, Mont. "Hace cuatro amos d
use u Kemedi0 de Chamberlain CON
ira 81 C6iico y la Diarrea con tan bue-
resnltados que desde entonces 10
he estado fecomendando a mis- ami-
gos.n
De Yenta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Z5zzZNzN

resiste Ia pfesencia del hombre hon.
RADIO. nj puede Off a saiigre fra min
guna maxima moral que 10 liable de
honradez, ~dellcadeza, de felicidad
lei famoso m6dico Bumoulin pro
ximo a morir, v viendose rodeado de
sus colegas les diio; Senores, al sepa-
rarme de ustedes ,dejo tres medicos.
Instado para que los nombrase, por-
que cada n pensaba ser contado en-
aquel n1mero, aiadi0: son 81 aqua,
el e~jrcicio Y la dieta,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
rlLosofl1 POPULAR.

Vale mas pasar la vida no hacien-
do NADIA que hacienda nonadas.
Elm ell canine de la vida tenemos
delante el meteoro deslumbradoF de la
esperanto; y detras, la yerdad.
DE cuatro madres muy hermosas
nacen cuatr0 hijos mry feos: de Ia
yerdad, Ell odio; de la ~prosperidad, 81
orgullo; de Ia familiaridad, Ell despre.
clio: de Ia seguridad, 81 peligro.
lei que debe 81 fortuna al crimen
o a Ia bajeza huge de la socledad: no
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
.vlsiTARA ESTE PALS FL DuQuE
DE AosTA.

Roma Agosto 13r-Hoy Sc supo
en- ,esta capital que el Dnque dc
Aosta, primo hermano del Rey Vic
tor Manuel hara en- breye, probable
mente una vista a los Estados Uni
dos, de donde ira luego a China v
ell Jap0n.
81 Duque cuenta so amos de edad
y es el hermano mayor del Duque
de los Abruzzps.. Yiee-Almirante de
Ia marina i~taiiana, muy cohocido en-
los E1stades Unidos. Ell Duque de
Aosta tuvo a su mando 81 Tercer
Ejercito italiano durante la guerra.