davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-11-19
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen sell school supplies TO
boards Of education; liberal propo-
sition: exclusive territory. Histo Dept,
Union School Furnishing Co. 1O26
West Van Buren, street. Chicago.
, 1921-11-19
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

wANTED-Man and vito to work on
ranch. 536 South Grant street.
, 1921-11-19

900 PER CENT profit Men and
women clearing hundreds weekly;
new washing compound. wonderful
seller; big repeater. natures mightiest
100 other uses; free sample.
Mitchell, 1906 East 61st. Dept. 664,
Chicago. lllslt'
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT - Two.room furnished
housekeeping apartment. near re-
f.nery on sidewalks. 1910 South Chest.
nut street. 1l-ls-lt
, 1921-11-19

FOR SALE = Springs and roasting
chickens, 3oc Pound: slowing hens
2sc pound: turkeys. ducks and geese,
40c pound. Phone early. We deliver.
Adams Poultry Yards, $40 West Vel
iowstone avenue. Phone 1899.
1i-1s-2t'
, 1921-11-19
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Modern i've
room furnished apartment or house
by responsible party. Phone eos be-
tween 6 and s p. m. ts-dh
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Tworoom modern apart
mont. also two slecpingrcoms. 3o4
East A street. l1-ls-2t
, 1921-11-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS

ROOM AND BOARD In first class.
modern home. excellent southern
cooking lose in. T43 South Durbin
street. Phone 16s2w. l1-1s-4t
, 1921-11-19

FOR sALE-EGGs. EGGsl EGGS!
Extra good eggs, $50 per dozen;
special price by the case. we deliver;
creamery butter. Soc per pound Phone
early, Adams Poultry Yards, $40 West
Yellowstone avenue. Phone 1923.
11-1s-2ts
, 1921-11-19
POULTRY

FOR sALE-EGGsl EG0si EGGsi
Extra good eggs. bsc pen dozen
special price by the case. we deliver
creamery buttsr 500 per pound. Phons
Yelowstone avenue, Phone 1893.
11-1s-zt'
, 1921-11-19

WANTED TO LEASE or buy. near
Casper, five to eight acre tract with
improvements within two to four
miles; state terms and price G. A.
Miller, Box l. Glendo, Wyo.
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENTING war; front room.
close TO bath: reasonable. In private
home; suitable for one or w men.
S45 CY avenue. Phone 2llR.
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Three-room apartment,
partly furnished. $40. s2s South
Center street. ll-ls.lt
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-A large front room. sd.
Joining bath in steam heated home;
board Il desired. Phone e7bR. s72 East
Third street. 1I.is-2t
, 1921-11-19
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

i4s SOUTH CENTER ST.
, 1921-11-19

WANTED-Five or six-room house.
furnished with full basement n
garage. Box1ts. T1ribune 1l-1s-st
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT - Two-room Furnished
apartment. modern. gas. lights and
water furnished. phone and bath. ISL
| North jackson street. Phone 577M.
11.1e-it
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Three-room semi-base
ment apartment, furnished. very de
airable; close In. Inquire 54s South
Lincoln street. 11-l9-lt'
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. cheap. 3l2 West
First street. 11-1s-3t
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Three.room unfurniah:
ed modern apartment. equipped
with gas range and Murphy bed. APP
ply 214 East First street. Apartment
one. 11-19-6t
, 1921-11-19
SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-One two-drawer cash
register. n show case. two office
desks. Phone 1855. 1o-zs-tf
, 1921-11-19

IL yoU WANT your furniture re-
,nircd, call a. s57 So. Ash, or phone
1880. s-'-a
, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-Two upstairs rooms,
furnished for patching, outside en-
trance; not modern. 431 South Dur.
bin street. 11-19-2t
, 1921-11-19

ROOM AND BOARD for two men. sf2
West First street. D1-1s-3t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
4F65 HEy1E5NTyroDl Of
N FRANKLIN MACHINE

MsniS FAfk AxS itx ThSHi2se Bdi.
s~yracuse---its John wilkinson Tswtsn-
Is ssssiy5ass IN Gia.r q Mn sss A HSft.
Wa i 5tf96sgiihg y6akg 9hSin4sF WITH
III adeA teddy ths 6iSs EiSup 81
factory bHlidintS III Syracuse, WheTe
TIE FfAilkltn CT II made; 6tAhdS ID
q 1n6hthasnt "a .ttAt sane tdsA.
On jhiy l, 1j0it j0if Wiiking6n
9tAftkd worn On the hfSt f0uf syliiis
der cdr 6Sef n4d9 In AIASfieALand
the Af4t !kH~eeeSEfii Aifse6oied eAr bdta
side 81 Europe: On July !, 1851; 6f
twenty years later, the h E who
build the Franklin. Of today-3200
str6ns~Aa=paid q little tr1bats To the
man Who made HIS dream come true,
And Who lived Us, ses tbs Frankiin
plant grow from the most. modest Or
Beginnings t. the lafseSt indastry III
Syracuse.
50 the workers formed In, parade,
isd lDy tas thlFttsf*S bisss FsfAAklifi
band. They waved their hats to- tie
4 first st., or ssld' { lyle /. ola tsa-paIn paints
.ehusxaaF 1ioh 90 "a Il. 81, 81 'i p5wel'
and d.. carving = aasn I. aa 49, iyeass.
ago. And they waved thtir Rats Is
Vas little physical resembIance to IL
1902 p~redecessor III tie ri6dkrn Wrist
watch does to the anti4uAted tihe
pieces of the Civil war.
But tbs fundamentals 81 the ola
car were present Ia ths INV Che JUL
the same air-coolinE. fuii elliptic
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
USEFUL IN
ERADICATION OF SOW
THISTLE NUISANCE

Dean ana diiisE r1dvvifE ~ iiysR1{ IN
nronar time followed Nv ,ntanse c,,l.
tiyating as often as the new rrowth-
fothd Is - ahnnt tha nniv xsiFs ySav
- arssIisstihr nnx;o,ss u,saSs nar;
cularly the sa,v thistla which Mas ,hs-
come asriru. nsnaca ~ tha Rsd
River yaiiAvS A5w thist1a sha;,id he
attacked ira bafafa thav hiaono IN
early inv feuv davs dalai It this
.criticaI tins viii maIa a hiS after
ence. r. the n,an+ Il cTt whaS in fml,
bloom thk h,,fimant An the stask nav
rfnen III aasd Horses haiAg aoft
after a resE a. rrass frnna snring
WSrk cannot "a danendad ra,on w
stren,,n,,s Ioh ~ deen .Ia r,,ick
blowing n tho aycessive heat a. this
sasbi AZ the year and hnsidss haV.
Ing NAV be on ana thew. viii IA mead
"A tHsra hi,t with a light WeiGh}.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
:. TO OVERLAND NAME
UPHELD BY COURT

The injhnction granted the WHY'S
Overland Company against Akroh-
Overland Tire Company in the United
States Circuit%C Court of Appeals for the
Third District, sitting iii Philaael-
phia, has established a point Of law
which will have a far reaching effect
in the future values Of automobile
trade-names, according to legal coun-
Gil who have reviewed the decision.
4, Shortly after the Akron. Overland
fire Company sought to sell stock III
their Organization Willys-Overland
Company asked an injunction from
the u. S. District EoGrt for the DIS
trict 81 Delaware This court grant
been Upheld by the Court Of Appeals,
Under this decision Axiom Overland
is restrained from using the name
Overland in their ~corporats title, on
their Stock certificates, Or In any form
in connection with their product.
The court held that the use of the
word Overland by the defeniants.'
is calculated to lead the public to
B3elieXe that the goods, stocks and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
CHICAGO DAY IS
NEW FEATURE AT
STUDEBAKER PLANT

Chicago Day Is the latest iih6-
walton at the big Studebaker factory
which manufactures the Light-siS
Studebaker models iii South Bend
The idea has been engineered by
dealers in the Chicago territory, and
is in the nature Of a trip. by delega-
lions Of these dealers on "Wednesday
Of each week for She purpose 81 al:
sorbing plenty Of factory enthusiasm,
Incidentally, ,teach dealer drives away
from the plant in a brand new Light
Six intended for a waiting. customer
The first Chicago Day invasion
was such d great success. with. Il
dealers from small Wisconsin, anc
Illinois towns in the party, that i
has hssn decided to make this plat
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
DRILLING A

The ear owner VITO hHds It ngees-
sary to drill holes in glass will sue
coed II he uses the following method:
Grind the points from one corner ora
small three cornered file on the bias
from the other. Place this in a bit
such as is usedsin hard wood. Place
the glass to be bored on a smooth
surface covered with a blanket or
similar material. Begin to bore the
hole exastly IS If the substance were
wood. When a slight hole has been
made surround this with putty and
ill the dam thus created with turpen-
title to prevent heating. Do not press
too hard on the drill in boring. u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
/. R JUNIOR TO
HEAD TOUR TO
GLACIER PARK
Many Additional Entries
For Trip; 10 Pass
Through City

Duluth, MINI; July t6.-Announce-
ment that Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
LII EXPECTED to start tho first BIZ social
automobile tour over the Theodore
Roosevelt International Highway from
Duluth to Glacier National Park,
July Is, has resulted in MANY raddi-
tional entries for this motor event.
More than aShundred automobiles are
counted on when the caravan leaves
the Zeftth City OH q f1ine dayS' Tip
across Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana, The tehr will end August
2 at Glacier Park Hotel, Glacier Ma
tional Park, Montana, and will pass
through, Grand Forks.
This Is the first big totr to Be run
over any section of the Great Memo
rial Highway which extends across
the NORTHERN portion Of the United
States from Portland, Maine, to Port
land, Oregon. Baggage trucks and
service trucks carrying mechanics
ana tire experts will accompany the
f6ur f6f the convenience of the tras
ve1ers. Every city along the route Is
lfakink extensive arrangements to en-
terrain the tourists. Indians of the
Glacief National Park Will mass ga
the Montana prairie as a reception
committee. The redskins Will scatter
bucksKfn confetti over h e,last lap OF
the motorists journey as a Welcoming
omen. THIS early custom ST tie
Blackfeet- tribe, INDUCED in whenever
they welcomed friendly mounted In
dams, now Is m%odernixed as appliea-
bic to aut9inobilists and the hractiec,e
is. peculiarly fitting since it will serve
the double purpose Of showing the
way to the motorists as welf as
spreading the. welcoming sign Of thii
tribe.
A. w. Tracy, general secretary o.
tie Theodofe Roosevelt international
Highway association, says the initia,
tour over the Roosevelt Highway bid.
fair to excel in many respects any
automobile tour ever taken through
the Northwest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
AulII!!o %! 9. = Ill.,. )E[:P!'AAR ! 1 7 49, A. b

permanent. iA sAefi instance. the
,ager Of the Studebakers branch In
Chicago. Many 81 the dealers afe
also accompanied by owners who
drive tiisff 6wnS new Aslitssixesshome
from the factory tSss
Perhaps the feature 81 grsaf&sa
public interest Brought out bysthEte
trips by tins GhicaYo territory d4ais
ers is that the rural districts Ire
Prosperous and purchasing Saut6fno-
btIss iii large numbers. ind that this
Bankers III these districts are lelididS
their support to ths PURCHASE q hhiSa
tor cars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
securities Of the defendants are the
goods, stocks and securities Of the

The court also Held that It nee-
essarily followed that when the de-
fendant company sought to describe
also it's ventures by the trade-name
Overland that it was calculated to
confuse the public iirind and enabled
the defendant to draw 10 itself, aud
to draw from the plaintiff, the ex-
elusive trade-nanie aid trade good
will which the plaintiff, by a business
course OF years, had given to the
word Overland In connection with
the automobile Industry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

$27,5oo,O0o
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Ten-Year $40 Sinking Fund Gold Debenture Bonds
Daedhray1sN eMy,1ss
s: ::: : : s = :: $:s IS f;:*: 6 &C. :: :::$
Application . "m m ] n T] % ] " , ms on s the New Ne" York ] Stock Exchange
h a @ % Of tns G the 5S The entire s either
o+to call that price By
is Mr.
s' $ $ I S y s s % s it % funded %ss @ @
% % ps @ s sp SSs fa @ Bonds
f; :;; :s ; s 5 S:5 @ : ;; f. s. :
$:::S :s:'s;"s les: D.;~.s. :: $;:$;
s @ I I% %ss 1 e"s s s S S s fiscal yea" ended October 1920 certified
NJ &C.: :: s: 50" %" 81" $751; %
sSr; % s In. ws4ss nns~s naz7s ssu
s's's az
sy R y: i. ] ': ':: & ss Ps @
] @ % % ca%pa % aa s % s S a 9 Young Vice P
:s : ] : % ;s ss 1ss s1: ss s ] ] sss s:s
Price 99k and Interest
Dillon Read & Co.
The National City Company Lee,H Higgirson
& Co., White Weld & Co.
Redm Kisel, Kinnicutt & Co.
AG. Becker & Co. Halgarten & Co.
Continental land Trust and Savings Bank
TrustC Company, Cleveland
"""
r=TIM
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19
EDUCAcION INEANTM

E escritor ingI6s. Mr.. Bernard
Shaw ha escrito recientemente 10 Que
si8na.
IA resolution y 81 encierro de los
nihos, con Ell fin de impedir que sean
IN estorbo continuo para sua padres.
es IN disparate.
Que los ninos y los adultos no pue-
den vivir junt0s c6m0damente, es un
simple hecho de Ia Natnraleza que
debe res afr0ntado anteS de que pue-
da diBcutirse su tratamient0 mas ALA
del p~resente estado de charla senti-
mental 81 70 teng6 que reaIizar mis-
trabajps ante la bulla v el desorden
9 interrumpirlos repentinamente para
'eonsolar a Ia vfctima gimiente de una
espinilla rota, 81 Iango que ser con-
sultado de continue como I'm diccio-
mario y una encyclopaedia por i'm pc
queho pregunt6n in~saciabIemente nj
rios0, 81 tengo que hablar descendien-
do al nfvel de una inteligencia infan-
til Q incidentalmente ~enagenaria en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

renie ttnnnatsli4
dad dufante algunas noras, todos los
dfaa me hallare tan perturnado Y mo-
lesto Que tendre que escoger entire
ser IN nero i~nsEramento domestic0 d
Iibrarme de mis- hiios de alguna ma
nera. Enestas circunstanciaa i'm pa
dFe humane moderno 10 que pueQa
haeor Is Hbrarse siempre de los IT.
nos. ~entregandolos en- su infancia g
los criaaos y despue 81 los maestros
Los padres humanos que no tieneil
medios para hacer este, dejan q sua
hiios grocer salyaticamente.
Maisto sobre Ia palalbra humana
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19


M~trcauJAm0gs escaieHa apaJps ~ ~
Dorat0Tio Rn movimlenE0-
IMe pts4 2 recoffeF aquelios iaeafes
2 encoptrar aiampiques en- opefa'
t0s para peaar y mealr potellas AAsAaa
Y yacias Y ora mnltltuq ae reps5ss
Propanup Qe aqpa y 90 ana cAimNs
en- desgraeias 20 aeclr Q qheuamos
dofmldes. nasfa que nos uespeEta1on
las voces en ~ ptHo alto, de mu]eres
que ~perorupan sritapan, dapan cones
sobrs laa mesas naclan IN rnlao n
$3.50 . .s,ta..a
Ills ~aasaaN ~lA1Launua. g .A.aA
Iso Msua9 assRssAep ~ y eap11a ~
aAo es41naaa AeinAS err.
Mst@lA9 pehAanozs - ~
(. 1900 ~ ~ I -aornranaar
sss~,
$3.50 1890 III u,sts,,..~ s,tsa.
" n $3.50 .r, ~ "A 1es n,,e~
taa ~ ssSorss Observation-Disclosures 4
Z 1871. $500 - 11srn v -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19
LIE BUSCAS7 ES QUE lie
THEMES

~ - H4OHN t
Oiras decir freclhentemente a mu+
chos que no ~encuentran a Dios.
Pregnntales 81 Ie buscan y hasta
d0nde llega su anhelo de hallarle.
81 le buacan con muchO ahineo, tran
uuilfzal0s, porque va lie han encontra.
do....
DioE dice acknowledgements a Pascal
en- los rMeditaciones.
console tot, ne me ~chercheIair
pas 81 tn ne m'avais trouv6."
Rensamient0 admirable, capaz dc
inundar de consuel0 al. espfritu mas
arido y desolado.
Pensamfent0, por 0tfa parte, de ma
sorprendente exactitud.
M que busca, en- efecto, a Dios con
ahinco, es porque le anna, y Ell que IL
anna, va lie posee.
Amar q Dios y poseefle es TODD
uno.
Por ESQ el autor de- estas iineas Ia
dicho en unos versoH glosando Ia fra
SO del divine pensador frances:
Alma, sigue hasta 81 final
Err pos del Bien de los Bienes
Y consolidate en- tn NAL,
Pensando como Pascal.
lie buscasg rs que le themes. n
81 amas q Dios, en- ninguna parte
has de sentirte ~extran1ero. porque FL
estara en- todas las regi0nes, en- 10
mas dulce de todos los palisades, Ell
81 Unite indeciso de todos los horb
zoHtes.
81 amas a Dios, Q nninguna parte
estaras trigte, porque, q pesar de Ia.
diaria tragedia, El LENA de- inbilo 81
universe,
81 amas a Dios, no tendras miedo
de NADIA nj de nadie; porquc NADIA
puedes perder y~todas las ~fuerzas del
cosmos SERBIAN impotentes para quf-
tarte tn heredad.
81 amas a Dios, va themes alta ocu.
paci6n para todos los INSTANCES, por-
que no habrA acto qua 40 executes en-
'su nombre. nj ei mas humilde nj 81
mas elevado.
81 amas q Dios, va no querrds in
vestiagr los enigmas; porque IL lie-
vas q FL. que es Ia clave y resolution
de todos.
81 amas a pios, va no Bodras esta-
blecer 0 augusta una diferencia en-
tire Ia vida y Ia muerte; porque en-
Fl estas y III pefmanece inc6Iume q
de todos los cambios.
AMADO NERvO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

cRoNlcA ~nIAnoLIcA
fDe HIIispan0 America do San
Francisco. Calf.


secos y hdmedos andan 3 Ia gfena.
hatalia II M empenado Dc nueyos
entire los que aboninan Ell vino y LOS
rrn a,,iaran aehar IN u~isc8labis zi-
assiara ia domingos fiestas do
easardar.
"a estoy indienaao con los profit.
bfesonistag, Como no sea Ell los
ahirthdays, de los amigos ~pudientes.
n los matrimonias dis los potantadoa
! potsntadas Dis To- Raza q en- ips ~
nerales de los aompatriotas que de5an
bienes b~astantes para uu vei1fio 1e
eenteH no pasa una gotta de- vino p0r
mi garganta. Y como ademaa eHtan
eacaseando los homhres ~esplendidoa
\ las muieres dadivosa8 cada dia sou
mas raras Iaa acasionas en- que puedo
saborear I'm POGO de whlakey bautiza'
dc D de aguardiente bauti2adQ y aun
confirmado.
Por ESQ Qulero que triunfen los hus
medusl
Por d~esgracias los sacOs cuentan con
una legion de mujeres Teas grunQnas
y vistesantos, que son GARAGES oe e
rrOjar 4 bomba sopre "a lnheilz cue
se atfeKA q ueffpt@F e he9AsaA p 4
beber.
Y Tenderness que ~pasarnosla con q
qua, por los siglos de loa sleioa.
No hay cue Greer, por sapusstu ~
Ia abstinencia DE los secos. ue ellos
es e. RENO az los clelos, Y w ~
suafuafoh ies SaA1os
slno Las santas dafnasaAnas y Aos 1o7
bustos pipotes
Hay prohibicionistas intransigentes
que van pcr esas GALES de Dtos ma
ciendo unas eQuis que tienen mas de
50tas.. aragonesas. Una predicado-
ra, SEGA de cuerpo v de Opiniones, naf
bIaba en- North Beach, aver tardes De
10 malo que es 81 vino, No le falta
$500 nh =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

Mucho he pensado' sobre Ia gracia
q encanto personal, y he coHocidt
muchas perscnas dotadas de ese en-
canto. Mientras actuaba 70 en- 1ngla
terra, Of decir en- una obra en- inEl6I
de- Barrie: Isl una muier tiene gra
cha, no necesita NADIA mas
En- los Estad0s Unldos hay muchos
diVorcios; he Observable que las mul
1eTes que se divorcian son por 10 co.
mQn muy bellas v que generalmente
sus rivales son mujeres comunes. Sc
sabe por que? Porque s hermo1
sas mujeres no poseen graeia y las
otras ST.
s ~iestuviera 70 en- el umbral de la
vida y Sc me ofreciera un medic para
c~onseguir Ia felicidad. pedirfa Ia gra-
cia. Quien tenga gracia sera armada
Y Ell amor es Indispensable para la
felicidad de la mujer.
La bella no importa. 81 una muier
tlene gracia obtendra 10 que uufera
amor, exito, riqueza. Sc mace con Ia
nelleza 0 sin ella, y uno no puede
hacer NADIA para zanzibar esta condi-
oion. La mujer ordinaria puede pro-
clrar ser siempre bien vestida. pero
rnuy loco mas hara en- favor de SUI
aapecto externo a no ser que cultive
y aumente su gracia.
La mujer dotada de gracia Sc in
teresa por I'm tempo en- cada uno "
en- cada cosa; Sc Interest," por las per
sonas que cruzan SUI canine, y estas
50 sienten halagadas v quedan como
asradecidas. Como IN lente ono
ira los rayos del sol en- un punto, eI
interes concentra TODD Ell encanto. Ia
gracia de n persona en I'm punto
cue viene a ser Is persona en- cue uno
Sc interesa. Y 6sta. q su vez. sienfe
IN interes r~ecfproco; queda como Sc
dice: "encantada.1
La persona dctada de gracia tIenel
siempre ina sonrisa slncera. Hav
muchas manefas de sonFeif, pero solo
las onrisas nacidas en- ell coraz6n dan
al rostro una bella irradiaei6n tan
distinta de la dura sonrisa que Sc IL
mita a mostrar los dientes como la
aurora de Ia media noche.
Muchas mujeres parecen ordinarias
y comunes a los que no las conocen.
pero son amadas y adoradas por los
q las conocen y. es sencillamente, a
eausa de su gracia-
Esta cualidad. esencial en- las mu.
ieres, no es necesaria en- los hombres.
Hasta me atrevo a decir que Ia verda-
dera gracia es un defectoe en- el hnm-
bre. 10 hace algo afeminado.
Los hombres poseen IN encanto De
culiar, que Sc deriva de su energfa y
De su g~enerosidad. PerO ell encaato
de n muier esta en- su "abandono"
en- su inv0luntaria debilidad. en- su
i~gnorancia, cuando esta ~ignorancia ma
de Ia femenina ingenuidad. en- las
antonaciones de la voz.
Hay una gracia materna que hace
que cuando un nino esta enfermo. una
1ulce palahra de Ia madre le induzca
2 tomar una medicina r~epnenante.
Existe una gracia dc laa56gen. TAI
mas pura v la mas fnoonsceute del
.odas. Tai era ia de- Santa Genave4a
D~resencia contnvo las hordas De
1arbaros de Alta; tai era Ia eracia
noeente de Juana de Arco. que friun-
g de los sarcasnos de Baudricourt,
Ia ~vacilaci6n del Delfin Y de las
itdas de los eorfezanos.
Y existe tamblen Ia gracia de una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

Avsamos 4 nueatros lectores que en- 10 future no envarenos
G Q. D. hlancos Isgales. Las 0rdspes deben venir acompsnadas de
Sd inporte. Los blancos legales Sc venden SC cada uno. . ? pr
10 centayos. Los De tamano chico Sc venden 4 rs centavos docena,
y los CRADLES a IS centavos docena.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

La conciencia en- quieio es enc
niga del inicuo pensamiento
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

La completeness intellectual es
Ia sayia que alienta a ID civiIiza-
ci6ns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

M carifo de la muief es Ell re
fulgente faro que ilumina las tt
niablas del hombre en- 81 mar De
Ia vida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

H amor fiIiaI que Ell coraz6n
matefno vierte entrana inaenes
cencia y santidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

(Para 81 sr. coroneT Bronaon N
Cutting amante del melIfsno Edlomi
sspanol1
III carino de la muief es Ell re
fulgente faro que ilumina las IL
niablas del hombre An q mar De
IA vida.
La c~onciencia en- quicio es enc
niga del inicuo pensamiento.
La completeness intellectual es
y savia que alienta q "a civiliza
ci6n.
IN amor fiIiaI que 81 coraz6n
matetno vierte entrala inaenea
cencia y santidad-
A
La envldia es Ia ppliIla que car
come las am~enidades de IL vida
1870
la iuventud cual Fl aurao rayo
del sol es ~yigorosa, procreadoras
hermosa Vi llena de esperanza. La
ancianidad cual 81 plateadO deste
no de la luna es uebil, candida,
tremula y LENA del serene que 50
lloza.
FL amor caste es Ell incienso
Que perfnma Il alma.
la s0Iedad sngendFa las ideas
que ~gobiernan Ia so0iedad las
discurre y las pone en- obra.
La esperanto es 81 arco-fris que
circunda las yiscisitudes de Ia
vida.
Los labios que sonrfen carino-
ga v sinceramente brindan flores
cuya fragancia inuhda de eonsue-
10 al espiritu mas arido y desola-
do.
La bondad es Ell hontanar que
enverdece al prado de Ia Amia-
tad
CRUZ RICARDO ALVAREZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

Tan grande tiene I'd. la cabeza?
NO, senior. no es este: mi cabeza
es como las demas; pero guerra el
sombrero fiadoi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

s(para 81 ST.. coroneJ Broneon N.
Cutting. amante del meIIfauo Idloma
espanol.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

La envldia es Ia po1iIla que car
come las amenidades de IL vida
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

-Sabe I'd. que no e~ncuentro SOM
brero para mi en- nlugnna sombrere-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

L~EoPoLDo LUGoNEs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-19

La persona dctRda de gracia tlene
siempre una sonrisa slncera. Hay
nuchas manefas de- sonFeif, pero solo
Las onrisas nacidas en- ell coraz6n dan
81 rostro una bella irradiaci6n. tan
distinta de la dura sonrisa cue Sc IL
mita a mostrar los dientes como Ia
aurora de Ia media nncha