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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
Sc APRECIA.

M cendado de Santa Fe, positive
mente BE a%nuncia, va a concluir este
aho con t0das sus cuentas pagadas,
y sin deberle un centavo a nadie.
Ell condadn de Santa sFe ha saliva.
do vari0s mlllares de pesos este aho
evitandpse de superintendentes de ca
minos, los e~omisionados hacienda la
superintendencia de caminos en- per-
soma sin ningun costo al co%ntrfbuyen-
te.
I'll condado de Santa Re esta gozaB-
do de uno de sus muy raros periodos
de administration de negocios de los
asuntos del condado. Una ristra en-
terra de ~pequehos manoteos y extrava-
gancias han sido eliminadas y algun
verdadero y Discriminate trabajo de
espiritu pdblico Sc esta hacienda pa
ra los contingencies.
Ahora mismo es un buen tempo pa
"a dar expression al aprecio p1blico y
sin ninguna ~reflexion en- 81 trabaio de
los otros c~omisionadps. Santa Fe ex-
tiende I'M voto de gracias a Carl
Bishop como Ell inetigad9r principal
del maneio de los Hegerios. El ha
corrido en- su CAIRO cerea de 5000
millas alrededor de esta eomunidad
sobre negoeios pdhlicos a su propio
costo, pagando Ia cuenta del gas de
su bolsa y d~edicandO una gran parte
del tempo de un hombre de negocios
a los asuntos de los contribuyentes.
El es una demonstration del heeho
que 81 ustedes p0nen a nn represent
tante de negocios. a n nacido con
esos dotes, no a I'm pOlftico profesio
nal o aspirante a %oficins, en- una obra
pdblica naturalmente 81 va a aplicar
metodos de neeocios a Ia obfa.
SoIamente necesitamos unos Guam
tos caudillos de esta clase en- los asun
tos del condado para asegurar que
los negocios plblicos e corridos
como neeocios priyados. Qae 10 mis-
mo es gerdad en- Ia ciudad &c Ia de-
monstrado a~mplIamente en- Ell aho pa
sado. Las actlyIdades de Ed. SAT
ford han sido mencionados pr6via-
mente muy extensamente. Esta ss Ia
clase de servicio pnblico que FL Nue.
70 Mexicano aprueba v no dueremos
dejar pasar ninghna op0rtunidad pa
IA soportarlo y alabsrlo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

dicinas ~reeetadas por los doctofes 1por
largo tempo y viendo que las medi-
ctnas no lie meioraban SUI salud en-
NADIA, Sc determine y Sc vino para
Clayton, como arriba dicho. y sc puso
Ebajo tratamientD medlco; Sc estuvo
unos dias y luego Sc fue para 81 CASA
'otra vez, Y el dia ~ de Agosto yien-
do su familia que en- lugar de mejq-
rar sc empeoraba. 10 consultaron de
.venirse para clayton y poneree baip
tratamiento medico "a 10 cual Ell con
vino y Sc vino v Sc estuvo en- la casa
de su hermano A. c. Miera unas dos
semanas, Y despues p0r razOnee JUS
'tas SO lie cambiafon doctores los ute
.tomaron su case exigieron su camblO
de la casa de su hermano para el
Hospital de San Jose Y ponerse baio.
Ell cuidado de las hermanas v de no
drizas. 10 que Sc hizo pero ninguna di-
ligencia le hlzo heneficio. SD enfer.
medad Sc lie agray6 cada dia mas v
mas y despues de estar en- 81 hospital
por dos semanas y cinoo dias, entreg6.
sd alma a su Criador. Durante TODD
81 tempo de su sufirmientos Don
Francisco sufri6 con Ia mas noble re,
s~ignacion cristiana que I'm cristiano
puede sufrir despues de recibir los
auxilios de nuestra santa religion prs
meramente por su Senorfa nnstrisima
ell Senior Arzobispo DAGGER de Santa
Fe. y despues por tos parroeosa H.
Estyelt de Bueyeros y J. BoiiIoct de
Folsom, y Ell padreeito del Hospital
de San Jose. Durante su estancla en-
el hospital los Santos Sacramentos dc
nnestra santa religion Sc le suminis
traban dia por day 81 dia 3 los res
tos del finado fueFOn lleYados para
Miera. Ali 10 aguard6 toda la Veein-
dad del lugar y de varios otros luga-
res, 10 que era un immense gentio,
quIenes 10 acompanaron toda Ia no
che y ptro dia hasta poner sus restos
su Ultima morada- Su funeral 10
mo luear en- la Capilla de San Juan
Bautista en- Miera, Nuevo Mexico, GU
va Capina fne hecha por %esfuerzos de
Don Francisco ma de las mas her
mosas y mas bien construidss que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

menuf moieatia. In examen detenide
veri1cado por los doctores al dia 81.
guienta, comprob0 estar 81 pecho del
TODD restablecido y no haber sehal
algnna de tuberculosis
Anadase a estas c~uraciones Ia de
Mile. Eugarme Warc0in, de "a amos
de edad. Padecfa desde 1917 coxalgia
~izquIerda y ulcera estomacal.f Estas
dos graves d0lenelas desaparecleFon
durante q bafo en- Ia placiuay 81 81 de-
Julio q las tres DE- IA taFde.
No esta ahrevieda IL gnano de nlos,
y del Santuario dc Lourdes br0tan mi
lagros y mas mila9ros que conlunden
4 los implDs 3 incrddulos y euran las
hnridas inferidaa al mundo p0r Ia in
diferencia y raciOnaiismo preaentes~-
nEVIsTA cATOLFC0. 81 pas0, Tex.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
MUERTE DE DON FRANCISCO
MIERA.

Don Francisco Miera de 20 amos de
edad Y unO de los cludadanos mas
prominentes del condado de Union,
falleci6 en- Ell Hospital de San Jose
|en clayton la sen1ana pasada. 81 Sr.
Miera pas6 Ia mayor parte de su vida
.en, Ell condado de Union y en- I'm item
pc sirvi6 como senador por Ell conda-
do de Union cuando Nuevo Mexico
era te~rritorio. Tambien desempen6
muchos otros puestos p~dblicos en- su
condado y era recon0cido como Hno
de los ciudadanos mas honestos y pro
minentes de aque1 condado.. lie so
brevive su esposa, 10 Sra. Fabiana GU
rule de Miera, numerosa familiasy in
gran numero de parientes y amigos,
Quienes sentir4n profundamente La
muerte de tan distinguish ciudadano.
Los restos fueron sepultados en- 81 ce-
menterio Catdlico de aqnel lngar y su
funeral fne q de los mas grandes
y mas bien ~atendidos' one Sc han Wis
to en- aquella parte del condado.
~
La "UnIon del Pueblo de Clayton.
condado de Union, reflere 10 siguiente
con referencfa a la muefte de Don
Francisco Miera
FL Hon. francisco Mlefa. ~fesidente
de este condado en- Miera por mas que
cuarenta ahos, y uno de los ciudada-
nos mas henestos capaces y popula-
res, no solo del copdado- de Union pc
70 del Estado de Npevo Mexico des-
pues de sufrir de cancer en- el est6ma-
go por mas que seis meses, el dia 2
del corriente a las 8 de las tarde en-
Ell Hospital de San Jose, en- esta cf1-
dad dei6 de existirs a Ia edad de es
amos y II meses "A fines del mes
de JUNO pasado cuando va Don Frau
cisco conoci6 que 81 enfermedad Sc.
agrayaba, Sc vino para Clayton para
Ia casa de su hermano a. c. Miera
para ponerss bajo trstsmienio medi-
co. despues de haber estado viniendo
y yendose para su casa llevando me-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

Seis Curaciones MiIagrosaa e1
Lourdes.

De todas parties de Europa han lido
sin cesar durante los lltimoa meses
numerOsas peregrinaci0nes al Santua-
Trio de Mira. Sra. de Lourdes, las Qua
les han contemplate SETS curacionas
milagrosas instantaneas, comprObadas
cientifieamente por los medicps.
Una de las mas notables Rs la de la
joven Valentino Gousaud, de % amos
de edad, natural de Rennes. BESIDE
la ninez habia estau0 sufriendo diver
sas Intermediates, siendo la principal
"a tuberculosis que 10 habia va lie
vado al borde del sepulcro. En- Ia
mayor parte del canine para Lourdes
estuKD sin conocimiento. FOR muchos
amos Sc habia estad0 alimentando DC
solo leche. En- 1915, fue operada de
appendicitis Y nesde eae tempo estuvo
sufriendo fnertes dolores en- Ia jufltti'
re- de la cadera que la obligarpn q cs-
tar en- 81 hospital 1Roscoff'' con toda
Ia pierna enyesada p0r espacio de
obho nleses. La pferna se le habia
acortado mas de dos centfmetros.
Despues de I'M dolor0sO viaje, Aego
a L0urdes 81 IA de JUNO. All dia ST.
guiente, al quitarle el emphasize para
sumergirla en- q aqua, sufri6 intensos
dolores. Tan prOnto como fue sumer-
gida, sinti6 una sensation axtraia, y
Al pnnto Sc sinti6 enteramente cura-
da.
Examinada L. curacion por los me-
dicos Marchand, Cox, P~etitpierre y
Piroit, certificar0n cue la cuFa era
cOmpleta en- TODD sentidO, uuB la res
piracion era normal, que habia desa.
parecido t0da d~ef0rfnidad de la pierna
Y que SO eiecutaban todos los moVi-
mlentos del cuHrpo sin ~dificultad nj
pena alguna.
La otra cufacEon fue la de III seii0-
rita Rosa Piger6n que estaba paralixa.
da y sufria frecueutes desmay0s. Ell
dia anterior al de IL curacion sufrf6
I'M deavanecimiento, que le dur6 dess
de las sbete de la maiiana hasta la
una de Ia tarde. AL Q Rxaminada
por los medicos despues de su cura-
cion, podfa caminar con toda expedi-
ci0n y sin experimentar eli menur do
Tor.
Las otras ~curaci0nes tnyieron lugar
durante Ia procession con es Santfsiino
Sacramento. Verificarurse en- las J6-
Tenes Hmiliana Robin, de 20 amos de
edad, natural de Terres, cerca de
Bressuire y de Maria Delplanque de
20 amos de edad, natural de Farding.
hen.
La de Emiliana Robin tnvo lugar 81
misn1o din durante la procession euca.
rfstica. Los certificates meaicos dag
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
PARA INDIGESTION, Gas, ESTO-
MAGO ACIDO Y AGRl0,
TOMESE wIAPEPSTN.g

"Pape.s Dispepsfn" es Ell alivio
pronto v SECURE para Indigestion,
Gases, FIatu1encIa. AcediIlas. Agria-
dura. Fermentation 0 malestar del
estomago causados pnr acidos. u
mas cuantas tabletaa cast dan inme-
diatn alivio del estomag0 Y POGO des-
pues 81 eatomAgo es cofregldo q mode
que pueda conner comidas favoritas
sin ningun tenor. Cajas grandes
cuestan solamente mos pocos de CEN
taYos en- la botica. Millones reclhen
ayuda anualmente.-Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

~ hombre maj feliz ee aquel que
que se halIa dotado de mayor faiata-
STA, de yplnntad mas robuHta y Do
menos preocnpaci0nee, Es el hombre,
harto, rarO, cue sabe querer 10 sufi.
ciente para suspender las yibraciones
del dolor, y deiar oscilaf t0das las
clerdas Que Sc eatremecen q impulses
del placer
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

Q Camisas y | Sweater $2.44. !
ST, las tres pleas consistiendo de unas
enaguas, una Sweater de una pieza
una casima de cambray para todos
los dias, todas por $244. Las Ena-
nuaa estan hechas &c percale de bue-
ma caIfdad en- la nueva moda alista-
das. Pnnos dobles. Blancas o lis
tas de coIores. Tamahos II ~ q II
puIgadaH. La Sweater esta hecha de
tejido de lana Y aIgodon en- un estilos
que Sc p0ne pronto. De mueho SER
yici0 y cast Is impossible acabafla.
Color. Khaki. Tamahos; 80 q As
puigadas en- e1 pecho. La otFa camisas
esta hecha de cambray azul o boil
sas. Bien cortada. Sc lava con per
~fecci0n. TamanOs: IA IL a III pulga-
das. Todas las tres deben Orienarse
~juntas. Esteh SECURES de dar el ta-
bano.
NO MANDB DINWBl1O-S6lamente
su nomhre y direction. CuandO el.
agente de correos lie entregue las dos
camIsas y una Sweater b u hpuerta,
paguele se.44 por elias. NosntroF
hemos pagado los cargos de enylo.
listed saliva como $l.H ordenanaAO de
este anuncio ah0ra. ST no estan me-
jor que 10 que listed espera, deevuel-
va las mismas a nuestro costo y gus
tosamente le deyolgerem0a So dinerq.
Ordenen por No IL.
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Evening star., 1921-08-02
proving nicely, and that his voice would
not be permanently impaired by his H.

proving nicely. and that his voice would
not be permanently impaired by his H.
ness.
when the tenor sailed from New
still to be very i'll and weak. although
his physicians insisted that he was
on the road to rapid recovery and
would soon regain his health abroad.
Caruso's illness first began during
last last, christmas m ,1s week; when he he SUI Sui.
confined to his suite in the Hotel
Vanderbilt. His condition growing
worse, the singer a few days later
underwent an operation to relieve him
Of an accumulation Of pus IN the
pleural cavity. exudate having. col
lungs themselves. It was deemed ad-
visable to operate again for a Sec
ondary abscess.
In Critical Condition.
After these operations Caruso con-
tinued in a serious condition for more
than a week and was lowering be-
tween life and death.
EARLY in February there was an
other sudden turn for the worse and
he suffered an attack of heart failure.
His friends were called to his bed
side and two priests visited him and
one Administered extreme JUNCTION, the
belief being She singer was near
death.
A group Of specialists were con-
stantly at the bedside Of Caruso fight
ing to save his life. They were aided
in their work by the use Of oxygen.
which was administered to the pa
tient in an effort to carry him through
the crisis.
During the latter part Of February
the condition Of the famous singer
improved slowly, but steadily, al
though it was necessary for him to
undergo a third operation for another
small abscess. A few weeks later he
was removed to Atlantic City. whore
he rested up preparatory to his re-
turn to Italy.
Word Of the first illness Of Caruso
at the time he was stricken with
pleurisy came as a shock to his many
friends in this country and abroad. as
he had been singing with the Metro
politan Opera Company during the
present season, here and in Phila-
delphia, and was enjoying one Of the
best seasons of his life.
Worldwide Interest.
Messages from all parts Of the
world inquiring as to his illness were
received at the Caruso apartment.
They came from London. Paris. Mex
leo City. Rome, Milan, Buenos Aires.
Havana and many other countries.
They were sent not only by persons
known in the world Of music. but
from many admirers who had sat in
his audiences at some time in the
twenty-five years Of his career as an
opera star.
Up to the time of his sailing for
Evening star., 1921-08-02

Italy reports were current that
Caruso's voice had not withstood the
ravages of his many weeks Of illness
These were stoutly denied by his
friends and to prove their untruth the
board the steamship Presidente Will
son. burst into one of his golden
notes-a particularly high one-and
held 1t without apparent difficulty.
Thousands OF friends who were
gathered at the pier cheered him in
his gallant effort, but he gallantly de-
clined to give an encore until next
season."
Caruso, looking pale and much thin
ner, doffed his hat in acknowledgment
of the greetings of the crowd.
great difficulty in holding in check a
great crowd Of admirers as they
greeted Caruso when he went aboard
the steamship. where his most inti-
mate friends bid him and Mrs. Caruso
farewell. -
Confident Of Recovery.
When Caruso left for Italy he ap-
peared confident that he would return
to America next fall and again take
his place with the Metropolitan Opera
Company.
Shortly, however. after the tenor
had arrived in Italy reports began to
drift back to this country that he
would not sing again before the
American public in his old voice.
Caruso, however. Immediately cabled
a denial of these reports, declaring
that when want to show have not
lost my voice 1 will do 30 at the
proper time and place."
Early this month word came from
Italy that Caruso was not recovering
as rapidly as had been expected and
seemed depressed. but friends de-
Evening star., 1921-08-02
WAR OF PROVINCES
| PERTURBS PEK|NG
Chinese Authorities Doubt
Loyalty of the Leader of
Government Troops.
By the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PEK1NG, August 2.-Military lead
ers here are reported to be disturbed
over the situation in the province Of
Hupeh, which recently became en-
gagged in hostilities against the prov
ince Of Human. It is declared they
are not certain regarding the sympa-
thies Of Gen. WI Pei-Fu, leader of
government troops in Human, and there
Is some speculation whether he will
fight for the retention of Wang Chan
Yuen, inspecting commissioner Of the
two provinces. It also is reported he
has declined to command forces being
mobilized to repulse advancing Human
ese troops, and has refused to inter-
cede with Chao Peng-Ti, governor of
Human, and dissuading him from push
ing his invasion of Hupeh.
Friction Among Troops.
Friction exists between the troops
der the command of Gen. Chang Tso-
Lit. governor of Manchuria, who de-
tached foDces to aid in suppressing the
disorder. This is regarded as offering
possibility of further trouble, il
there should be an effort made to
into action against the Hunanese.
Appeals to Military.
Wang Chan-Yuen has made an ap-
peal to military officials here. and Is
alleged to have declared that the
government army was facing disaster
at the hands Of the federated forces
Of the provinces Of Szechwan, Kwei-
chow, Kwangtung and Yunnan. The
Hunanese troops are said to be mark
ing time awaiting the arrival of re.
Endorsements from these provinces be-
fore launching an offensive against
the soldiers marshaled in defense OF
the province of Hupeh.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
RICH FARMER CHARGED
WITH DOUBLE MURDER
Charred Bodies Of Young Wife and
Her Sister Found in Ruins
Of Cabin,

MAYO. Fla. August 2.-william
Perry. aged sixty, pioneer citizen and
wealthy cattleman and farmer. was
arrested and held without bond late
yesterday, after a coroner's jury had
returned a verdict charging him with
the murder of his eighteen-year-old
wife and thirteen-year-old sister-in-
law. Miss Pearl Malcolm. whose
charred bodies were found in the
ruins of a log cabin. fifteen miles
from here. early Saturday morning.
The women had apparently been
killed and the shanty burned. accord
ing to authorities. who said they
found q butcher knife and an ak
nearby.
The cabin was located in a lonely
section on Perry's property. and the
three had gone there from their home
here in order to permit Perry to round
up his cattle.
Perry walked two miles early Sat-
urday morning to the nearest habita-
ton and informed the occupants Of
the tragedy. He said he had become
lost in the woods earlier in the night
and when ne returned to the shanty
he found tho two women had burned
to death.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
INT0xIcANT IMPORTS
JUMP TO SIS, 600, 900;
$5OO,OOO LAST YEAR

More than $5,000.0 .006 worth of in
toxicating beverages were imported
into the United States during the past
fiscal year. as compared with about
100000 in the previous year, accord
ing to reports issued last night by the
Department Of Commerce.
Wine was the largest item in the
= list Of intoxicants entering this coun-
try during the year. amounting to
more than 100000 gallons. compared
with $4,000 in 1920. Whisky came
in larger quantities in the past year,
with a total Of $4,000 gallons, COM
pared with $4,000 gallons the year
before.
Most of the whisky was shipped
in by Great Britain, while France
shipped practically all the champagne
and Spain the greater part Of the
wines.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

between the first and second scenes.
during which Caruso rested and re-
gained composure.
After his accident in Brooklyn
every effort was made to minimize
that mishap and to assure the public
that Caruso would soon sing again.
He did sing again. his last public
appearance being at the Metropolitan
on Christmas exc last. in the role of
Eleazar. in La Juive." He was well
coined back with an ovation, such as
only an enthusiastic Metropolitan
audience could muster.
Operagoers that night felt reas-
sured that all was well with the
glorious voice of their favorite. but
on the day after Christmas came the
announcement that Caruso had been
stricken with pleurisy.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

clared his voice was returning and
that he sang a short time each day.
Reports reaching Rome at this time
stated that Caruso would be able to
sing In New York by next winter.
though friends reluctantly admitted ''it
Caruso was also reported to besliving
secluded life in a hotel near Naples
never mixing with the other hotel
guests and taking his meals in his
private suite.
News Comes ~ Shock.
News Of Caruso's' death on the heels
OF continued reassuring reports from
Italy came as . stunning shock to the
music-loving world. Only last Sunday
photographs Of the singer in Italy
were published here and they showed
health.
His friends here recalled today that
when he was seriously i'll last winter
he had to die he would prefer to die in
his own sunny Italy. for which he al
ways held a deep affection,
The breakdown in the tenors health
last winter followed a series of mis-
haps to Caruso, which eliminated on
burst a blood vessel while singing in
"Elisir d'Amore" at the Academy Of
Music.
His performance on that occasion
was gallant: he struggled through the
whole first act. although time and
again blood choked his voice, and
every now and then he was forced to
change a Redeemed handkerchief for
another deftly slipped to him by some
member Of the chorus.
Those in the front rows soon be-
came aware Of the singers danger.
and applauded the daring flights. in
which, time after time, golden voice
rose superior to the obstacle that
threatened to muff1e it. 1t was not
until the combined demands of his
wife. almost frantic in the wings.
and the pleas of his physician had
been Joined that Caruso finally con-
sented to abandon the stage.
A few days before the mishap in
Brooklyn Caruso slightly strained a
muscle, when he stumbled and
plunged into part Of the stage set
tings at the Metropolitan Opera
House during a performance of Il
Pagliacci." There was a long delay
Evening star., 1921-08-02
FOREIGN STOCKS BURNED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOMBAY. India, August Ia huge
bonfire has been made Of large stocks Of
foreign cloth and cotton goods recently
arriving here. The nationalist leader,
Ghandi, himself started the conhagra-
ton in the presence Of thousands Of
people and the delegates to the all
India congress.
Ghandi has thus carried out by direct
colt proclaimed against all foreign
importations Of this kind as part of
his non-co-operatton movement.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
ENRICO CARUSO DIES
AND WORLD GRIEVES
FOR LOSS OF TENOR
CONTINUED from First Psge.)

II tho very heavens today mourned
the tenor's loss, for scarcely had
there appeared on the streets the FIRST
extras telling Of his death than It
became dark as night. Great clouds,
heavy with rain, draped the skies and
soon New York was working by arti-
fetal light.
The last word received hererfrom Ma
pies was that Enrico Carusol was i'm