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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

Thursday was to have been Chautau-
qua day with the Rotary club but for
-Cmer outlaw. who has returned to So
ciety. by the name OF Al Jennings stole
an OF the Chautauqua thunder and the
Rotarians sat 10 minutes overtime
applauding his wit laughing at his
humor. responding to many touches OF
pathos that made the luncheon one Of
the most successful that has occurred
in many weeks
Prior TO the Jennings talk. C. A. Mat
tison. representative Of the Ellison
White Chautauqua bureau which Will
hold forth I'm II PasO May I TO Z. spoke
upon the entertainment that would he
offered the public and the personality
OF the principal speakers and enter
tanners. Other talks upon the advan-
tages Of the Chautauqua movement
were made by Rev. Charles J.. over
street and J. l. Graham. promotion sec
rotary Of membership for the N.MC.A-
I75 Tickets sold.
=. e. Davis, representing the Rotary
club In the matter Of disposing Of $50
tickets for the Chautauqua, after put
ting the question Of a sale Of tickets for
the educational week. secured the fol-
lowing requests for ten tickets: Robert
krakauer, W II. shelton, E. W L Polk.
O.. A. Martin, J. NJ Richmond. ". r.
HiXson, Dr. r. l. Ramey. a. E. Ryan.
the First n .tional bank Requests for
five tickets each were made by W. II.
Wagner. Dr. c. NJ Hendricks Louis
I'ischbein. Al Fraser. Wilson & Mill
can; .. B. McClintock, Frank B. Sim
mons, o. A Danielson. Considerably
over 10 tickets were placed by Mr..
Davis
Overflow Meeting.
The dining room was decorated with
banners AMI posters of the Chautauqua
entertainment and each diner was pre-
scented with a folio setting forth the
program FOR the first week in May,
There was an overflow gathering i'm
another room OF Rotarlans at the,
luncheon, as well as those members OF
the Chautauoua committee, other than
ROtarianE. who We're the club guests.
T. Y. Rowlands, who returned recently
from trip east, presided over the
luncheon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
Y. N. {. 4. To MAKE A CAMPAIGN
TO RAISE $4,000 FOR WORK HERE
Winchester Cooley Heads ommittee to Start the Cam
paign Next Monday; Money Needed to Pay Interest
and Further Local Work; Interstate Committee
Meeting is Held in Ell Paso Today

a. 3. Durkee. local secretary. Will have
active charge Of the details of the CAM
paign
A meeting of the interstate officials
of the Y. NJ c. A. for the southwest.
having no connection with the building
campaign, but looking to the extension
and Improvement of the work generally
in the southwest. is being held I'm III
Paso today. The meeting started at
1880 at luncheon and was attended
by A. 3. Richardson, Of Bisbee; s. +.
y. II. Nations. J. L. Campbell. II. D. Sla-
ter, J. A. Dick. E. NJ. Bray, Jose Esco-
bar. II. E. Durkee and W. II. Day.
Extension work, particularly among
the soldiers Of the southwest and
among the students of the different as
sociations in FL Paso, New Mexico and
Arizona, was discussed by the board.
Plans are under way for furtheripg the
work among the soldiers at Columbus,
Douglas and FL Paso, and the Mexican
work in El Paso also received consider
alton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
RhNAGE' s SON
ASKS EXENPT TON
SIN of ring" Candidate
For Legislature Runs a
Jitne to Earn Tuition.


The request of Russell Ramage for
exemption from tuition in the city
schools, read at the meeting of the
board Of trustees Wednesday night, led
to an inquiry as to whether The young
man is a son of J. W. Ramage. ring
candidate for the legislature
It was brought out in the discussion
that Russell Ramage has been operat-
ing titne in order to get money to pay
his tuition.
There is Ramage running for the
legislature" commented trustee J. c.
WOrthingtOn
A search Of the directory revealed
chat Russell Ramage, student" and
j. w. Ramage, business agent Car
penterS union" reside at the same ad-
dress-'3421 Louisville street.
The request of Russell Ramage was
referred to trustee Scott c. White Tor
investigation and report
County Holds Out 1879.
In the matter of the s679.67 withheld
by the county board Of education out OF
the city schools portion of the county
apportiOnment, on the ground that, dur
ing the past five years the city schools
have been overpaid, president Z. NJ.
Whitaker has requested to confer with
the school attorneys and request for a
report on the suit ordered instituted TO
secure payment of the money withheld.
Attention was called to the payment
TO the city schools by the county schools
Of the state apportionment to pupils
who had been transferred to the city
schools from other districts in the cOun-
ty, but that the county apportionment
TO these same pupils had not been paid
A motion prevailed that request be made
Of the county superintendent to pay
whatever amounts are due the city.
Bills for March amounting to S2042.39
were ordered paid.
Robert Wulff was exempted from the
payment OF tuition.
Salaries of Sick Teachers
motion prevailed that Miss LYDIA
Harris be allowed salary for nine days
that she was absent because of illness
of a relative. No substitute was en-
ployed during her absence.
Miss Margaret Hunter. absent for sew
eral days. was allowed the difference
between her regular salary and what
was paid for her substitute.
Mrs. Empress Arlington, who has
been i'll for some time, was allowed her
April salary.
There was considerable discussion
with inference to the payment Of sal
aries to teachers absent for various rea-
sons Trustee W. n. Mayfield proposed
a resolution that in no case. should the
absence Of a teacher incur expense
more than the amount Of her salary for
the time absent. It was thought by
some of the trustees that such a rule
might work a hardship on some teach
ers. It was the sentiment however,
that some rule should be adopted that
would apply to all cases of absence and
trustees W. d. NIayfield. S. J. Freuden-
thai and A. l. Hawley were appointed a
committee to draft a resolution prOvid
ing for a rule that win hereafter be
followed.
Trustee Prudential Of the pageant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

sliced them, when corn swelling salves.
and tapes, bandages and plasters that
make corns pOp-eyed have only made
your corns grow faster, just hold your
heart a moment and figure this; Put
two drops of "Gets-It" on the corn. It
dries at once. You can put your shoe
and stocking on right over it. The corn
is doomed 1t makes the corn come
off clear and clean It's the new, easy
way Nothing to stick or press on
the corn. You can wear smaller shoes
You'll be a joy-walker. No pain, no
trouble. Accept no substitutes.
"Gets-It' is sold by druggists every
where. 25c a bottle or sent direct by
T. Lawrence &, Co. Chicago, ul.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
MAKE RUN To 9TH
CALLED To CLIFF
While Firemen Are on Wild
Goose Chase Women
Put Out Flames.

Fire Wednesday. in the rear Of the
residence OF c. D. Miller. at 507 Cliff
street. in a chicken house. CAME near
causing big conflagration, and would
have done so, but for the work of the
women in the neighborhood on Cliff
street, who formed themselves into an
inpromptu fire brigade and nut out the
flames. The wind was blowing hard
and for a time it looked as II it would
spread to adjoining property. Yard
hose was hastily Communicated and
buckets from back porches and kitch-
ems were forced into use by the apron
brigade.
While all this was going on. the fire
department was hunting for a fire at
the corner Of Florence and Fifth
streets. The fire was telephoned in as
being at the corner of Florence and
Cliff streets. near the high school"
However, the operator at Central
sounded an alarm from Florence and
Fifth, on the opposite side of the city,
and the firemen ran away from the
fire instead of to il. They only learned
their mistake by telephone later in the
afternoon. Meantime, they had report
ed a false alarm" and had been hunt
ing to ascertain who had turned IL in
and caused them q needless run.
Residence Burns.
Three fire alarms were turned in
Wednesday night and Thursday morn
ing. One was a motorcycle, which was
owned by ". B. Miller and which was
slightly damaged Wednesday night By
fire when il was standing in front OF
500 East Rio Grande street. chem
zeal tank was used to put Il out
A frame residence at SIS East Third
street was partially destroyed Thurs
day morning at 1850. The house is
owned by W. SandovaL Two rooms
were destroyed
\ section OF burning fence at 270O
Bliss street caused an alarm at o'clock
The fence was only slightly damaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
S147.OOO REALTY
DEAL IS CLOSED
Booker Apartments, San
Jacinto Street Property
Sold; Also Sunset Lots.

Real estate sales aggregatng Sll7,-
000 have Just been closed by y. c..
Buchoz & Co.
The Booker apartments at West San
Antonio and chihuahua streets, a three
story building owned by L. +. Booker,
has been sold to Fenchler Bros. for
100000
In exchange Fenchler Bros. paid S53,-
coo cash and transferred the property
at PIG and 81 San Jacinto street, 20
feet on the west side of Oregon street
beginning 25 feet south Of the Second
street intersection. and lots and o,
in block 49, of Sunset Heights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
12O To SEE DAM
SAN JACINTO DAY
All Tickets Sold For Excur.
sion; Train to Leave at
z a. m. Friday.

The San Jacinto day excursion to tho
Elephant Butte dam viii leave tho
union station at Z o'clock Friday morn
ing over the Santa Fe and will return
at $50 in the evening. The excursion
will be in charge of A. W. Reeves
traffic manager Of the chamber Of COM
merce. He has arranged for the spe-
cial train to be met by a sightseeing
train at Cutter for the remainder OF
the trip to the dam. Lunches will be
taken on the train and will be fur
nished to the excursionists so il will
not be necessary for luncheon to be
taken
Those who have purchased tickets
for the trip are as follows:
c E. Mundy and party.
Parker Durham.
r. POthast.
j. H Williamson.
Mrs. A. A. Kern.
Mrs. H. z. Stevenson and SON
L. f. Allen.
w r. Baker.
J. F. Mclean and party.
Chas. Ford and wife.
G. Clyde Harding
Percy McGhee and wife.
Miss Charlotte Courtwright
Miss I. s. Clelland-
F. Y. Wimber.
s. Glauber.
c. B. Wilson and mother
j. W. Gibbs and party.
J. NJ. Cunningham and party.
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Bridgers
Mr. and Mrs Jos. Spence
Mrs. G. Spence.
j. II. Tedford.
F. c. Schafer and party.
=. H. FIRST and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Scott.
AR and Mrs. A. Dimmel.
Jos. W. Tays.
Z. B. Donaldson.
F. r. Porras.
G.. B. Byers and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Oliver.
Miss Ruby Dodd-
Miss Rosemary Pelham.
Miss Marie Stein and party.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Ebert.
+. B. Holt and party
q. Boone Cathcy.
S. S Carpenter.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Smith.
Jose Garcia and SON.
Miss N. f. Mason
Mrs. Kuuo Doerr.
r. b. Copley, Decatur, Mich.
Peter Craber and wife.
s. L. Kelly
Helen Cook.
Miss Willie NcCrery.
Miss Maude Isaacs.
Miss Blanche Bailey
W. L. Wood.
s. 7. Nelson.
J. +. LonEgeu and party.
G. !. Dean, Denver Colo.
Mrs. 7. D. Reeder and mother
Miss Mabie Glenn.
L. D. Stark
Miss Dodd and party.
7. X. BrOdie.
r. +. Thomson.
Miss Laurel Grow.
W. S. Miller.
W. n. Stevenson and party.
Henry Wclsch.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mediation.
Miss Annabel Knudson.
+. G.. Masquelette.
n. A. schumacher.
VIM. Graves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
Got Rid of My C0TnS
With Magic "GetS-It'

Pain, No Fuss. New, sure Way.
When corns make you almost IDLE
with your boots on" when you've
soaked them and picked them and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
wv NcHEsTER COOLEY has

w NCHESTER COOLEY has ac-
NJ cepted the leadership Of the
y. NJ. C. a. campaign, which
viii be inaugurated by the business
men next Monday for the purpose Of
raising $4,000.
The fund is to cover interest charges
and for furthcring the plans Of the To-
cal board for the work in III Peso.
Tho campaign will open with big
dinner ON Monday evening and tn, COM
mittces will set out on their whirlwind
campaign the next morning, continuing
DO through Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. They hope 70 raise
the sum I'm four days.
The plans for raising the new build
ing fund have been postponed for
year. but the $4,000 TO be raised at
present is needed for work now in
progress or planned. to accommodate
the local situation.
W. "a. Day, interstate secretary. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
MAY JONES ARRESTED AGAIN;
DISORDERLY HOUSE CHARGE

May Jones was arrested again Wed
uesday night on a charge Of conduct
ing a disorderly house at Seventh am
T1I Paso streets. This makes the tnlrd
time that the Jones woman mas oeeh
arrested on the same charge. .,oo
Sbe vas released on a bond Of 500.
Her trial will be held this afternoon
Hot Cross Buns, 15c per dozen
Purity Baking CO.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
Wind Races Buildings.
REEN MONSTER MINING 90. sra

Hot Cross Buns, loo per dozen.
Purity Baking Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

GREEN MONSTER MINING co. STOCK
We have this stock FOR SALE at
closest market prices. Phone or wire
for quotations
CurtisE-Manning Co,
Phones 1922 and $40. First National
Bank BLDG III Paso. Texas
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
WOUNDS DAUGHTER,
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE

Continued from page -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

Shakspere was born April 20. 1851
and died April %, 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
FORMER OUTLAW
TICKLES ROTARY.
Al Jennings Makes Rotar-
ians Laugh and Cry With
Humor and Pathos.

Mr.. Jennings, on invitation,
will sEenk tonight at g;3O in
. the First Christian church and
. ut 0s30 nj the First Presbyte-
rinn. No admission will be
charged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

Hot Cross Buns, 15c per dozen.
Purity Baking Co.-Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
$1,000 GAsTADos HAsTA AHoRA
EN- e. NuEvo MusEo.

Hasta ell sabadO pasado, Sc habian
gastadO Ell los trabajos de construc-
cion del nueyo Museo, que Sc estA lie.
vantando en- la Avenida de Palacio,
iunto a nuestras ~oficinas. la suma de
$7,219.38 en- salarios a los trabajado-
res. practicamente cada centavo de es
ia cantidad yolvio a manos de los CO.
merciantes locales. circulando asf ell
dinero en- esta ciudad. Ademas, Sc
haB gastado en- material para la cons
truccion. la suma de 81. S59i27 la ma.
yof parte de este material habiendo
sido ordenado por conduoto de firmas
locales.
li trabajo pfosigue con toda acti-
vidad. Hasta ahora, Ell trabajo del
~suhteraneo es Ell que Sc esta llevando
o cabo. va Sc puso ell piso de &C.
mento reforzado para Ell primer piHo
del edificio, o sea el techo del subtle
franco, y Ell trabajo de ladrillo del
mismo, esta cast conclude. 81 las
obras Sc siguen lievando a cabo con
Ia rapidek que hasta ahora hemos OBJ
servado. Sc podrA inaugurar ell edit
clio antes de Ia entrada del ~invierno,
como Sc nos ha asegurado que Sc tie
ne proyectado hAcer.
Como saben nuestros ~lectores, este
suntuoso edificio sefa una replica del
pabeIlon de Nuevo Mexico en- Ia expo.
siciOn de San Diego. y Representa- una
de gas iglesias mas notables de este
a Ia que So ha dado 81 nom
bre de Cathedral del Desierto" estan-
do sItuada en- Ell Duebio de Acoma. 81
0 sea Ia Cathedral del Desierto,
que ssta ahora en- construction. esta-
"a conectado con 81 PaIacio de los Co
bernadores por medic de I'M puente
sobre la caiie, 0 sea '~sviaducto" que
servira para poder pasar de n a oil
tro edtficIo sin necesidad de salir al
Ia csjae. Estara c~onstruido a prue-
ba de incendlo, siendo TODD construf
do de iadriilo y cemento ~reforzado-
Fl ladrllIo Que Sc esta usando ha sido
hecho en- las I~adfilleras de Ia peniten-
riarfa del estado. Hay en- Ia actua-
lidad como cincuenta operarios traba-
Iando, entire aiba6lles. carpinteros y
de t0das classes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
pEEuNcIoN.

La Joya, N. M, Agosto 8 de 1916.
Sr. editor de .'E Nuevo MexicanO'
Deseo de cabida en- su a~preciable
periddico a 10 siguiente: ff'
don Jose de. ia. C6rdova, dej6 de q
xistir q la edad de So amos. en- aa resi-,
deacm de Don Severe sCarrillp, en- la
plaza de San Juan, en- este condadp de
Eocorr0. III finado deja para. hmen'
tar sn mnerte a 81 esposa Teresa de
Cdrdova, cuatro hijcs, Pablo, Pedro,
Estanislao Y Lorenzo; y seis hijas,
Sra. Abran BaTela, Sra. 1-orenza CARR.
llo, Sra. Tomasita Peralta, Sra. Julia.
nita Garlic, las sehoritas Isabel y
fedora C6rdova, ash como 1ln gran
n1meFo de nietos, p~arientes " amigos.
iEi funeral del finado sfu6 muy concu
rrido por todos los Residences de la
plaza de San Juan. " otros de las pla-
zas vecinas, habiend9 sido 81 funeral
Ell Ola & de Agosto de 1916, d las s
de la mafana.
,lAhora por parte de la familia, da-
mos has mas sinceras gracias, a los
miembros de la sociedad de Ia Allan
"a Hispano Americana, de la Sucur-
sal No. 81 de este augar, v tambien a
toda la gente de ese iugar, gsandes y
chicos. por su buen trato en- ell tiem-
pc que estuVimos allf. Qued0 muy
respetnosamente de I'd,
Sra. ADRIAN BAREIlA v Hermanos.
La Joya. M M.
Socorro. N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
Ell CoNcREsO. DANES APRuEHA
FL TRATADo De vENTA
LAS ASLAS OcCl-
nEMfALEs.

lCopenhagen. Agosto Ala casa
de Representatives. del Parlamento
Danes, eI dia de hoy decide aceptar
81 tratado en- que So proponfa la ven
ia de la lndias Occidentales a los Es-
tados Unidos. sEl vote sobre Ia pro
posicion fu9 de 90 en- favor de Ia pro-
posicion y 43 en- contra de- Ia misma.
A un miembro Sc lie nego a derecho
dc votar y seis e~stuyieron a~usentes.
LAS islas en- question estah situadasl
q mar de las Antillas, en- 81 gru-
po de las Brahamas, a. mny corta dis
tancia de Porto Rico. y los Estados
Unidos SO proponen establecer en- Ell
Has una base naval para la fIota del
Atlantico. Estan habitadas en-. sn cal
81 totalidad por negroA, que sc dAdiean
al cultivo de la cana de azdcar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
Los RoGREsIsTAs.

LEH AL WV AM M VIZ
Sc ha celebrado una reunion en- In
dianan0lis de p~rogresistas, de 81 esta-
dos distintos, acordandose c~ontinuar
de- su partido v condenando Ia acci6rl
del coriit6 ~progresista al apoyar la
ca~ndidatura de Hughes. MI partido
votara pOr Parker para v~ice-presiden-
tie y 81 la elecci6n es renida esperan
tener sufieiente para inclinar Ia balan
"a, por 10 que hace al p~residente.
LOS prOgresistas de Nuevo Mexico
han convocadO a tpdos los indepen4
dientes de Nuevo Mexico para reu-
nirse con eilos en- Santa F6 el dfa 81
del que CORE, para yer 81 entran
Observation-Disclosures q Ia lncha para
los puestos pdiblicos del estado, o que
deben tomar. LA Voz del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
BAUTizo.

Pagosa Springs, Colo, Agost0t 3.
Sr. editor de sEl Nuevo Mexicano''
MIy Sr. milo:
Espero tenga la bondad de dar eabi
dak en- gu a%pfeciable semanarlo q las
siguientes lineas, por 10 cual lie anti
cipo mis- mas respectivas gracias.
Jl7 dfa q de JUNO de 1916 nacio mi
querida sobrinita Maria ClntilHe Mar
tfnez, hija legftima de mis- hcrnanps
Estanislao Martinez y Maria AiiastA-
Ella ". de Martinez, y sl tffa . iel 81
gtiiente rnss de julio fue lleva6A d Ia
pila del bautismo IN Ia ~parrDQuia de
este Iugar, por Ell venerable sacardote
de la cildad de Durango, Colo. y fue
Nevada a recibir las aguas del hantis-
mo por los simpaticos esposos Carlos
Arelano v gu se0ra asposa, Simodo-
ceai "A. de A~relIano, de este mismo lu.
gar, los cuales tuvieron Ia fslicidad de
sacarla de las tiniebIas y ponerle oil
va antes dicho nombre de MARIA
OLOTIT1DE MARTINEZ. AL regre-
gar los padrinos de Ia ig!esla cat6lica
con la recien nacida fuinlos obsequla-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

tos mas significantes en- Ell territorio
que han ganado, son las dos cimas de
las montaias. ell monte Sabotino y Ell
monte San Michele. La aucha por es.
tos dos puntos estrategicos ha sido
larga y desesperada, siendo Ia razon
Ell que, como Sc We en- ell mapa, los tia.
lianos, que los poseian, dominaban los
terrenos bajos a 10 largo del rio, entire
ellos y Ia ciudad de Goeritz o Goritzia
que esta situada en- la parte baJa del
terreno Una vez capturada la forta-
leza Y Goritzia, Sc espera que los tia
lianos estaran en- condolences de CO.
menzar IN avance a 10 largo del rio
l~sonzo, hacia la importantisima ciu-
dad de Trieste y Ell diHtrito de Tstria
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

LAS op~eraciones de los itaiIanos en-
contra de los austriacos So muestran
en- 81 mapa que acompaha esta ilustra
clon, y Ell retrato representa- 40 gene
raj italiano Caneva, quien es 81 segun-
do en- ell mando despues del general
Cadorna, ell comandante en- jefe de
las fuerzas italianas. El avance tia
liano sobre Ia Inca de Isonzo, la mas
grande ventaja y gano que han tenido
desde el principle de las hostilidades,
Sc ve en- Ell mapas per las dos afneas. :
la Inca negra, marca su frente al
tempo de que Sc comenzara Ell alta
que ell dfa 4 de Agosto, y Ia Inca de
puntos ell frente actual. segun se ha
indicado en- los %despachos dltimos y
en- los d~espachos ~oficiales. los pun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
voLo Al. CELLO.

ia Plata, nv. M, Agosto 6 de 1916.
81. editor de "M Nuevo Mexicano'
Muy Sr. mfo;
SfrEase dar cabida en- su a~preciable
peri0dico d 10 sIguiente.
El dfa S de- Agosto dei6 de existiF
mi nietecita CECILIA TRUIII1y0, 4
las 3 y media de Ia tarde, d Ia edad
de 5 meses, "a dias. Era hiia legfti-
ma de Francisco Antonio Trujillo y
de Leonardita r.. de Trljillo. Estu-
vo enferma largo tempo. Su fune-
raj BE verified ell dfa 6 en- la mahala
en- Ell c~amposanto del misHlo lugar, EN-
La Plata. N. M, con grande acompa-
iiamiento. Damos las mas sinceras
gracias a todas las personals que nos
~acompaharon dnrante las tristes ho-
a de pesar.
Muy respetuosamente,
Fl. BAFaELA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
a DE

Ben Esquivel, un native de Santa
Cruz, de este condado, y quien hasta
hace POGO habfa estado t~raDajando en-
Ell hotel De Vargas como servicial, en-
esta ciudad, trato de suicidarse dis
parandose u baiaaSo en- la cabAza on
81 hotel metropolitan, en- Aibuquer-
que, ell domingo e IN manana. Sc
cree que no Sc recobrara de Ia herida.
En- una .nota que dejo e~scFita, Esqui-
bel. dice que Sc notifique q 81 hernia
no Adolfo EsQuibel, de esta ciudad y
asf sc hiao. saaiando eli hermanc Ia
re Albuquerque ell domingo en- d no.
-cae. Esquibei es s%oltero. y hahfa lido
a Albuquerque a trabaiar en- I'M res
tsu.ant de la ciudad ducal. No Sc
ha encontrado n razon saficiente
para explicar 81 porque Sc qui2o sui
cidar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
veinte mil ~catollcos, tanto saccrdotes.
ccmo Iaicos, Sc .~reunlran .en una
gran convention en- Nueva York.

comenzando 81 dfa 90 de este mes,
tendrA lugar en- la ciudad de- Nueva
York, durapdo toda la semana, la mas
grande reunion de ~sacerdotes v laicos
catolicos-rpmanps que Sc hayan reu-
nido jamas en- la America. DEL. la se-
mana catolica. las siguientes socie-
dades catolicas celebraran sus conven
clones anuales en- la dicha ciudad de.
Nueva York: Federation America
ma de S~oefedades Gatoiicas; Sociedad
Alemana Catelica Romano; Union Ma
cional de Jovenes Catolicos; la Union
de San Luis Gonzaga; la "Fraenbund
de ID. r. H." a~len1ana Central y la Fee
d~eracion CatoIfca de S~ociedades Ca
tolicas del estado de Nueva York.
Las con~venci0nes degestas socieda-
des lleyarans b Nueva York a los tres
cardenales amerlcauos, Gibbons, Far
ley v ONonnelE al reverendisimo
John Bonzano, o. delegado papaa. mu-
chos arzobisposfy obispos, aparte de
I'm gran ndmero de los eclesiasticos
mas prominentes y catolicos distin-
guides del pals. El comite de recep-l
cion de Nueva York espera no menos
que 10000 v~isitantes para esa fecha.
Nuestro grabado representa- a los
tres cardenales americanos, que esta-
ran p~resentes al las solemnes ~festiyi-
g4NF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
g NOTICIAS DTWERSAS g

dos o fin0s refrRscos y una buena
cpmida, pasando 81 dIa nauy feIices y
reinando la mas complete ammonia,
por 10 que los padres de IA Feci6n naci
da quedan ~convencidos de Ia buena
voluntad de sus uevos compadrea, y
de- toda la genie que los acompah6 en-
sns horas de algeria, cl ola de julio
pasado.
Ademas, deseo que Dios ld6 q la MI
iita recien nacida una large vita de-
felicidad v dicha; Y no ofreciendose
mas, senior editor, quedo agradecido,
Su humilde suscritor.
NORBHRTO MARTINEZ,
Pagosa Springs, COLO.