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The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Numa News

The little Pasterson boy who has
been sick 70 long with typhoid, is not
quite SO we'll.
David BontraRer is enjoying a visit
from his father and mother from
Indiana.
The two children OF Charles Itisinger
are reported quite sick.
1T. Muodell aud wife were guests
10 the James Dyer home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Hornback spent the day with
Mrs. O. r. Mattingly Tuesday.
Jessie Schroeder is quite Ill with
pneumonia.
W. E. Strever and wife visited with
the Henry Baker family Sunday.
W. e Strever has purchased q gal
vanized steel tank exclusively for
Olney Springs water.
With the CONSENT of the Numa
school board, Professor Daily has in
troduced manuel training In his room,
on asmall scale. The older boys are
now making q gate which they have
named the .'never sag farm gate" 1t
will be for sale when finished. They
do this during the noon hour and re-
cesses. The girls will cook and serve
lunch once q month, which will be
appreciated by the pupils, and all will
be benefited by the change In the
the regular routine OF school work.
Leland Mccoy, son OF Ed Mccoy,
while helping carry tub Of water
Tuesday tripped and fell, striking on
the tub aud fracturing several ribs,
which had been broken about a year
ago. The extent of the injury has
not yet been determined.
J. M. FAIRIES and wife visited here
this week, returning to the Holbrook
country to prepare for moving back
to Crowley county soon.
A former owner.of the Bone or Nc
Nulty farm, Mr.. johnson and his son.
have been visiting here the past week.
They moved from here about twelve
years ago and are now located at Sa-
lima, Kan.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Frame Bylaws

William Broadbent, d. X. Waugh
and A. G. Bowefs were In Pueblo yes
terday attending a meeting of the di-
rectors OF the new water company,
which is to be known as the Twin
Lakes Reservoir and Canal Company,
While the head offices Of the company
are to be at Ordway, the directors find
1t more convenient to hold the meet
ings In Pueblo during the re.organiza-
tion In order TO have access to the
books OF the old company. The meet
ing this week is for the purpose OF
framing bylaws, and we would Judge
that the directors have no small JOB
before them. Joe Wallace OF Sugar
City and J. II. Cowden of Olney
Springs are the other members OF the
board
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
A Sad Accident

Wednesday about noon an accidental
shooting occurred at the home OF j.
G. Hopkins, who resides In .the Bob
Creek neighborh0od just east of the
Lundahl farm, which resulted In
serious injury to Mrs. Hopkins. Guy,
the only son, about 10 years Of age,
was busy at work cleaning a IL Colts
revolver when IL was accidently dis
charged, the ball entering the
mothers right shoulder and plough
ing through her body, coming out
Just below the shoulder blade.
The young man was much alarmed
when he discovered the seriousness of
the mothers injury and hastened to
summon help. A. f. Enyart and Edd
Whitney were passing 10 the Enyart
car at the time and drove the young
man to the Lundahl house to summon
a physician by telephone. DIR. Nc
Keeby of Olney Springs responded.
Late reports Indicated that the In
jured woman was 10 very serious
condition, but with good nursing
would recover, providing blood poison.
ing did not set In. The many friends
Of the family are hoping for her com.
plete recovery.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Olney Springs

Mrs. Nicholas is i'll with an attack
Of grippe and tonsilitis.
Miss Mary Freeman OF Fowler was
visiting her mother, Mrs. N. N. Free
man, Sunday afternoon.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Stubbs, fine boy, Tuesday, Novem-
ber IS
Move Shipley, w. G. Hanen and II.
M. Reiff are putting up some build
ings at Shiloh.
After visiting with her sister, Mrs.
J. Fl. Cowden for few weeks. Mrs
Montgomery has returned to her
home In Denver.
Miss Opal Hanen was the guest OF
Mrs. Mac. Danford OF Fowler, last
week. During her absence Miss
Gladys johnson had charge Of the
post ONCE,
Supt. E. N. Freeman and son,
Nickie, we're in Fowler for a short
time Saturday.
Miss Mable Voorhees, expects to leave
for Katy, Tex, Monday.
Miss Edna ShafYer has recovered
from severe case OF. .tonsilitis, and is
again teaching.
Mrs. Fred McKeeby was a Pueblo
visitor Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Traumatic Pericarditis

or course you don't know what that
is, but 1t makes good heading. DR..
Richards says 1t means puncture
and inflammation. or words to that ef-
feet. We found 1t staring In our face
when we cast our optics on jar Of
pickles he brought into the office one
day this week. The pickles were out
of the ordinary, being made of
stomach, heart sack, (maybe as it is
worn outside It should be spelled
sacQue) and heart OF COW that be-
longed to F. r. Forcher. The animal
had been ailing for several weeks and
finally died, and post mortem ex.
animation revealed a sharp piece Of
baliug wire about three inches long
piercing the heart. The wire had
evidently been 10 the stomach for
some time before working its way in.
to the heart, for It showed signs of
having been eaten by the acids Of that
organ. In addition to this wire sew
eral nails and small pieces of wire
were found in the second stomach and
the collection, which Is on display 10
the New Era window, looks like n
small hardware stock. DR.. Richards
says many deaths among the lower
animals, especially cows, are due to
just such pieces of hardware as Mr..
Forcher's COW was carrying around.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
The Cant Growers
Hold Big Meeting
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Crowded With Enthusiasts
Over Strong Association
Of Melon Growers

The meeting OF the cantaloupe
growers OF the county advertised for
last Saturday was held In the Chambe
OF Commerce rooms at the appointed
hour and the large assembly room was
crowded to the doors, and the seating
capacity was insufficient to accomo-
date all present. 1t was one OF the
most enthusiastic meetings ever held
In Ord way.
B. NJ. Meyer called the meeting to
order and b. +. Townsend was elected
chairman and Ira B. Coy secretary.
Speeches were made by Judge Pat
rick, S. A. Gerard, E. E. Cad wallader,
W. b. Rule, d. @. Roberts and Mr..
Tatsakawa, a Japanese member OF the
Denver chamber OF commerce.
Committees on organization, uni
form labels and uniform contracts
were appointed by the chair as
follows: .
Organization-J. e. Coy, b. NJ.
Meyer. +. ]. Smith, H. E. Farr and
Henry Baker.
Uniform Labels-A. G. Bowers,
Chas. Schroeder, Joe Wallace, Edd
Whitney and J. w. Vaniman.
Uniform Contracts-G. f. Patrick,
d. G. Roberts, II. T Mitchell. Chas.
Schroeder, s. S. Spillars. I. Akagi and
represen tatives of each OF the COM
mission firms.
Another meeting is to be held TO-
morrow and some Of the committees
will be able to report by that time;
others will require more time. j. o.
Wood, secretary Of the association at
La Junta will be present and IL is
thought much valuable Information
will be obtained through him. A large
attendance Ia ANTICIPATED.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Third Count In Contest November 20
Now Is The Time for the Young Ladies Get Down Hard
Work For the Time is Getting Short and the Close of
Contest Will Be Upon You Before Many Days

your hustling clothes and most engag-
ing smiles and 20 after votes.
Remember to have your friends
trade with the merchants who are
Giving coupons.
Remember that many Of our lead.
itg merchants are Interested in the
contest and are giving 25.vote coupons
with dollar purchases, and several
give tickets with all purchases-no
matter how small. Also those who
do not understand the rules and regu-
lstions Of this contest can call at this
office or write US and we wfll be
pleased to go over the proposition
with them.
Until the next count we are going
70 offer the following big bonuses:
For every new subscriptions, TO-.
900 extra votes, total of IA, 200 votes.
Fur every Z renewals, 5000 extra
votes. . totsl Of II. 500 votes.
For every back subscriptions. 5000
e4trs votes. . total of $500.
For every 40 merchants coupons
brought to this office and counted by
the publisher or his assistant We will
give 1000 extra votes. total of 1000
vbtes.
Coupons for votes on subscriptions
wheh presented at this ofiice by any
con testant. will be counted the same
as cash toward bonus. For example,
II candidate presents four coupons
for new subscriptions that have been
handed to her. together with the
three cash subscriptions, she is en-
titled to bonus.
Five year subscriptions are 10 them
selves q bonus and cannot be counted
in the group Of seven at more than
the value Of Eve single subscriptions.
These coupons may be collected
from any and all merchants who are
10 the contest
psdwax Jewelry Co.
F,sOfdxay Trading Co. sliti' a'sis'
Variety Store.
Princess Theater.
MartinS Pharmacy.
Leary Bros. & Co.
Ordway Hardware and Furniture Co.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Town Board Doin's

The Board of Trustees of the Town
of Ord way. met in regular session at
the town hall on Monday, Nov. II,
1918, at 1880 p. m.
Present. Mayor Arlie M. Ward and
Trustees Bouldin, Gray. Oliver. Sale
and Trainor. Absent, Trustee Nc
Cleary.
The minutes OF the last meeting
were read and approved.
Ordinance No. 1903, amending Sec.
tion 7 Of Ordinance No. 10l. was pass.
ed and adopted.
The proposed ordinance fixing and
regulating the use Of sewers and the
modes Of attaching thereto, and pre-
scribing penalties for the violation OF
same, was introduced and read.
On motion the sewer committee
and the town clerk were authorized
to get prices on, and order car OF
sewer pipe and connections.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday. Nov. "a, 1913, at
1880 p. N.
JOHN B. ESTES.
Clerk aud Recorder.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
School Notes

First grade is In full force one new
pupil being added making the tota
of dfty.ave. Mr.. Burger brought thu
years supply of two blocks OF writing
paper and dust cloth.
Walter Lee is absent from th'
second grade.
Mary Mcclure entered the third
grade this week.
Louis Henderson Is absent from the
third grade on account of sore eye
He was taken to Pueblo Wednesday
Robert Belveal is absent from the
third grade on account Of sickness.
The fourth grade has organized az
Eight O'clock club to meet every two
weeks. The requirements for mem
bership being that every member IL
to be at home at eight o'clock unles.
accompanied by their parents.
Edgar Washington Is still absent
from the sixth grade on account OF
sickness.
Russell Henderson was absent from
the sixth grade Tuesday on account
of sickness.
Ruth ClinRer, Cora Cockerel and
Vivian Bateman we're absent from
the seventh grade one day this week.
Beulah Erwin visited school one day
last week.
The seventh grade had their pro-
gram last Friday and 1t was enjoyed
by all.
Irene Lancaster is absent from the
eighth grade on account Of sickness.
Glenn Beeman is absent from the
eighth grade.
Don't forget the basket social to be
given by the high school Friday even
ing at the school house.
Miss Lille is again able to resume
her duties at school.
The glee club of the Ordway high
school had their party last Friday
night. All who we're present en-
joyed good time. Various games
were played and the merry ones de-
parted at late hour.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
ordway Crowley County Colorado Friday
Ordway's Prosperity

Never since have lived at Ordway
have we had such cause for observing
Thanksgiving Day.
While our graneries may not be
literally full, onr dinner pals are.
and this. coupled with good degree
OF health, should make our hearts re.
joice. And we Ordwayites, who have
special cause for giving thanks, should
not neglect to gather round our family
table with kisdred and friends and
make merry for the good things OF '13
God has not only given us good crops
and "bumper" prices. but what a
time we have had for the gathering.
Our apples and cants we're safely
picked and disposed of before the first
frost; our roads have been blocked
with the hay and beet wagons; the
honey men wear broad smiles, and
even the politician seems happy.
While our sister towns have Houses
to Rent" our little burg is calling
for more. While the gate Is lame
with its broken hinges. and the paint
Is getting dim 10 many towns all over
our country, Ordway shines In It's new
colnrs and "kept up" appearance, its
new walks aud new buildings.
A spirit Of fairness and square
deal' seems to possess our whole busi-
ness communlty-result Of prosperity
as well as that Of age.
Our cantaloupe growers and buyers
are cordial and surely will pull to.
gether In IA. Our alfalfa mill is evi.
dently giving It's customers fine
price for their hay-even in this year
OF drought In surrounding countries.
Our No. is well paid for and not a
murmur have l heard as regards
weights. .'Live and Let Live" is
surely their motto.
Our water controversy is settled
and no land In the wide west can
claim better water right when the
present Improvements are completed.
10 spite OF all this a few men are
still hoping for good times to sell or
trade their homes. or course some
cases always arise In any community
where change Is necessary, but
when we can sell three to five tdAs of
alfalfa per acre-and we should all
sell five, In time at $40 per ton, and
Bst $50, s75 per acre on cants, why
should we want to trade for anything
mot so good.
d. G. ROBERTS.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21

The third count closes November
20. You have golden opportunity
KNOCKING at your door, clamoring for
admittance. 1t Is up to you.
Ten dollars In gold to the cOntes.
tant making the greatest gain before
the third count.
Have you seen q track meetp The
man ahead has set hot pace, perhaps
for his own good. The trailer is COM
ing into his own on that last lap. II
is a magnificent exhibition of game
ness the man behind gives as he comes
from the rear with pounding feet and
breath. At the very tape he snatches
victory. 1t is inspiring.
Between now and the closing day OF
the third count, November %, there
may be such an upheayal In the stand
ing Of the girls that today's leader
may be down In the last by that time.
They may not. They have shown
splendid work in the past and let this
be their warning Ii they are wise,
1t will be. Overcon hdence has beaten
more athletes than you can number.
Any OF the prizes are worth winning.
and are well worth working for. The
New Era has pointed out the advan.
tages OF the popular voting contest %
often that it will not reiterate the
wonderful possibilities to the Rtela
who undertook the race. It is an oy,-
portunity that offers itself but oOcs
in a lifetime.
The contest is nearing Its nnal
close, so get busy; don't let the .days
slip by without having gotten togetheS
bunch OF votes. Get your friends
busy by getting busy yourself, thsti
what counts. BY your endeavors yo'e
get the good will Of others, and they
In turn, by getting busy. interesf
others-an endless chain which woFk1
for ysur good.
Every Interested merchant and ads
vertiser has plenty of coupons and y
anxious TO give them out when the
conditions are fulfilled. Ask for the
cuupons-get your friends to ask for
them. Don't let this beautiful Ober-
meyer plano which the New Era is
giving get away from you. Put on
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
What Aigrette Means

An aigrette is a plume taken from
tropical bird known as the egret. The
removal Of this plume from the bird
at nesting time kills the mother bird
and therefore The young starye to
death. AS result the egret is fast
becoming extinct. That Is why there
Is such hue and cry against the
wearing OF the aigrette and that is
why they are not allowed to be i'm
ported into this country.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
He'll Be Back

J. M. Blair, resident agent Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, left
Sunday for bis old home In Carthage,
Mo. He has made many warm friends
In and around Ordway during his
short stay, who earnestly hope he
will decide TO return.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21
Thanksgiving Service

Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at 1880 on Thanksgiving Day
In the Methodist church. Rev. Fred
T. Carr. pastor of the Christian
church will preach the sermon.
The Ordway new era., 1913-11-21

H. W. Potter Of Rocky Eord was Ia
town Tuesday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
IA cAMARA EN- TuMuLTo AcER-
CA DE UNA RESOLUTION.

Por IN vote de IS contra 3 la CANA
re- llam0 de nuevo Y reconsider6 y
pus0 sobre la mesa Ia resolution LA
nlando un ajuste de cuentas por ell
~plesidente. Esta propuesta fue he
cha por 81 Sir. Clancy. Aquellos que
yctaron 81 Ia negative fueron Blan-
chard, Burg y Catron. III ~presidente
entonces hizo I'm informe mostrando
"a gasto de TODD. Ell fondo de $500
con libranzas " recibos. El ST.. Clan
cy Introduce una resolution aproban-
Go la cuenta y fu6 adoptada.
El Sr. Blanchard Sc levant6 para
protestar por haberlo hecho tomar su
asiento y desafi0 81 derecho del pre-
sidente. FL ST.. Baca orden6 al maris-
cal de la ciudad de arrestar al Sr,
blanchard. Ell mariscal de ciudad Sc
ecerc6 v el Sir. Blanchard 10 desafi6 d
lacerlo. Ell sargento de armas ares
to al ST.. Blanchard y 10 sac0 de la
csmara.
FL Sir. Catron entonces lego las re-
glas de la camara que gobiernan Ell
aIresto de los miembros v Ell ST.. Ca
ton fue ordenado de tomar SD asien-
to entire I'm bullicio tremendo de la
camara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

|amigos. AunQue no habia estado Ell
Sbuena salud por varios dias, Ell Or.
Miller habia podido salir 81 sabado
pasado j aquellos que 10 vieron Gre.
yeron que gozaba Dc completa salud.
III Dir. Miller vino d Santa no elm
60 amos pasados a practicar medicinal
aqui con su padre el Dr.. James Al.
Miller, quien pronto Sc gan6 uni
.csientela grandiosa en- su practica.
Su padre falleci6 Ell JUNO pasado y
desde entonces el Or. Miller atendI6
6 su propia y q mlcha de La practical
dc su padre.
El DR.. Robert Miller era I'M hom-
bre de una educacion muy eleyada y
era considerable como un m6dico Ca
PM. Naci0 So amos pasados en- Penn.
sylvania, donde comenz6 Ia practica
de medicina antes dc venir Il Nuevo
Mexico. Deja a su esposa y dos MI
nos; a su madre, la Sra. j. H. Miller,
todos de Santa F6, y una hermana, la
Sra, Mary Freeman, de New Whining
ton, Pa.
Ri cuerpo fu6 mandado para Ell
~criente el jueves donde los restos Sc
ran sepultados en- Ell frantic de la fa-
niilia en- PunxsutaWney. Pa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

Nathan Salmon, Ell bien conocido
c~omerciante. ACADIA de recibir una
csrta de Beyrouth. Ciria, informando'
70 que su madre. la Sra. Sara Salmon,
fnlleci6 e1 dia 5 de Enero. Contaba al
tempo de su muerte 81 a1os de edad.
Aparte de su grande edad la cual
Ia hizo sobrevivir q su esposo y a to-
das slis hermanas v hermanos, la Sra
Salmon fu6 una senora remarkable.
Recibiendo un gran estado del cual
tcnia que yer despues de la muerte
dc SUI esposo. decide estudiar ley y
rue por treinta AMOS la iinica mujer
en- Ciria, segun Sc dice, que siguiera
L. profession legal. Toda su propie-
dad queda ahora a su hijo, Nathan
Salmon, de esta ciudad.
FL ST.. Salmon dijo ell microbes que
no habia visto a So madre por rs
amos pero habia intentado embarcar.
se para Ciria en- este verano. "Es
con grande pesar que halo que este
yiaje no me sera de ninguna utili-
dad,' pero tengo la satisfaction que
m! madre cast lego al siglo y su
r1ente permanecI6 alerta hasta el dl.
tiino momento."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
uN DiPUTADO ALGuAclL QUE
GUERRA ARusAR.

III tunes paSad0 en- la noche en- Al
.huquerque. Sc registr6 un case de
abuse de autoridad, cuando 81 diputa-
40 alguacil Jacobo Gomez, de Bare
las, apunt6 con la pistola al cantinero
Charlie Giomi. de la cantina del Ala
mo, sin ninguna razon, y soIamente
rorque Ell cantinero lie amonest6 que
hlciera correr Ell aqua en- Ell ex~cusado.
Cuando ell Official Pablo Lujan Sc
present6 a arrestarlo, resisti6 Ell ares
70, alegando que no tenia autoridad
para arrestarlo. Pero al Official Lujan
re 10 espantan moscas nj 10 asustan
Tistolitas, ash es que desarm6 al es-
oandaloso, u con peligro de su vida,
u 10 Ilev6 a la carcel.
Al siguiente dia fue presentado am
te Ell Juez Craig, y este, despues de
los hechos de la causa, puso
FL valiente de la pistolita baJo fianza
de $500 para comparecer ante 81 gran
jurado.
Dicho diputado aIguaciI debe ser Sc
del servicio, para que en- 10 SUI
cesivo sepa que la pistola no Sc a
nc mas por meter coco, annque
porten una ~estrella. Los oficiales son
cara hacer guardian la ley. no para
euebrantarla. Cuidado. oficialitos del
chepe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
la sKA BURNS pARTE PARA
VERA CRUZ

La Sra. Burns. IL j6ven esposa de
T p. Burns. 2dos de este estado y
duien habia sido reportada que esta.
~ On peligro al perder ~ vida a
causa dc IA guerra sen Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, donde Sc hallaba visitando a
rus padres, escape para Vera Cruz
y ahora esta segura. segun I'm cable
grama recibido por r. p. Burns, 1ro.,
paiembro del senado legislative por
Il condado de Rio Arriba. La Sra
Burns va en- canine para la Habana.
Su esposo parti6 de aqui Ia semana
pasada en- un esfuerzo para rescar
tarla. LEGO a Ia Ciudad de Mexico
bsen solamente para saber que ~ es.
posa habia escapado de TODD peligro.
Ahora va 81 EN- canine para Texas
: ira por Galveston a Tampico d0rde
espera ser ~afortqnado en- encontrar 8
su esposa y continuar cor ella para
Ia Habana. 81 Sir. Burns y So esposa
80 enQbarcarAn para Nueva York y
i.ego regresaran d este estado v pro
tablemente permaneceran en- Santa
Fe por algup tempo.
IY UAI AW
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
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y PERSONAL. :

Don Sotero Archnleta, de Coyote,
ebtuvo en- Ia ciudad durante la soma
u transando negocios importantes.
Ell G. g. Garcia, de Glorieta, estuvo
q. Ia ciudad 81 jueves transando ne
gocios personales y particulares.
FL ST. A. al Sanchez ciudadan6
bien conocido y respectable de Coyote,
isos hizo una ~agradable vista durante
La semana.
Don Alfonso Herrera distinguish
ciudadano de Denver Colorado, nos
Eizo una agradable vista el miercos
les.
Don Miguel Baca, ciudadano promi.
ntnte dc Los Angeles, California, sc
~encuentra de vista en- Ia ciudad y
transando negocios importantes.
FL ST.. A. B. Gallegos, ciudadano dis
tinguido de Las Vegas, estuvo On Ia
ciudad FL martes transando negocios
importantes.
81 Sir. I. Baca, bien conocido ciu
cadano de Denver, Colorado, estuvo
.en Ia ciudad durante la semana visi-
tando ~parientess y amigos.
Don Epfmenio Martinez, de Wagon
Mound, condado de Mora. nos hizo
una ~agradable vista ell microbes en-
lc maiiana.
Ell Sir. =. Vigil, ciudadano promlnen-
te de San Francisco, California. es-
tuvo en- la ciudad durante la semana
iv,sitando parientes y amigos.
III 81. =. r. G~allegos, de Gallegos,
condado de Union, estuvo en- la ciu-
dad durante la semana 'visitando ami.
scs y observando los procedimientos
d. la legislature.
Don Fabian Gonzales, de Ell Rito,
condado de Rio Arriba. estuvo en- la
Ell microbes visitando parien.
tes y amigos.
Don Susano Ortiz, de Ia Ciudad de
los Prados, y bien conocido en- esta
ciudad. estuvo en- Ia Capital durante
ls semana visitando parientes y ami
COS.
E ST.. H. Martinez, ciudadano pro.
rdnente de Ia Ciudad Ducal, ~estuvo
eL Ia ciudad Ell ju6ves transando ne
sccios pa~rticulares = obseryando los
procedimfentos de la legislature.
Don Manuel s. Salazar, bien conoci-
10 ~ciudadano de Chamita, condado
lie Rio ArrIba, estiivo en- la ciudad|
1urante Ia senlana visitando a sus
r,uchos p~arieites y amigos.
Ell ST.. =. y. Medina, de Wagon
condado de Mora, tuvimos ell
susto de verlo en- la ciudad durante
q semana. Mientras aQui trans6 ne
|ccios importantes.
Don Tobias Gonzales. .ciudadano
lien conocido de Ell Rito, condado de
sio Arriba, estuvo en- la ciudad du-
Ia semana. 81 Sr. Gonzales vi.
q o 81 fin de traer q su sobrino,
'smon Gonzales, quien en- dias pasa
Ios recibio una lastimadura bastante
6ria en- un ojo, la cual Sc estaba de-
en otras complicaciones
las graves. HI Sr. Gonzales consulto
| DR.. Massie. de esta ciudad, quien
prepare Ia propia medf
Ina Y ell jovencito Sc encuentra muy
liviado. Ell Sr. Gonzales nos infor.
is que el tempo ha estado muy seco
= aQuellos lugares y que los ANNA
70 estan sufriendo mucbo q causa de-
i carestfa de aqua,