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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Sin l1eberbleibiel Der &~itterseit.

Ser Shirt bon Sippe reeiert iiber
run6 10000 lln~tertbanem Gin
1900 waren es senali sed1GIi
13S,952), Die iih auf % Guaorat'
meilen pertbeiIten; in bieien % Gra,
6ratmeilen leben bieie llntertboner
glidli6 unb 5ufrieoen,-eaiidlth
neil bas S~iiritentbum 2ippe ELM ieb,
i4ones Gamble lit; aufrieben, mel
oas Siiritentbllm 2ippe elm seiesnetcs
2anb lit. 9as @eifIef,t berer Dor
2ippe ldbt lid bis ailf Sen @rafer
Soolo bon 2ippe (lln 94S-aler'
oings mad Gbriiti @em,rt) perfol'
gen, es lit alio Dirflid elm iebr altes
@ei6lebt. Wtan fam es Dem reggie.
rcnoen iiiriten grnit nibt libel net.
men, ,penn er, als gnfel bes 9rafer
Soolo (i,m 94S) einisermaBen alt
mooifbe Soeen bat, Soeen, Die in oel
bodielieen uno angeblih iebr frob'
liden Hitter3eit ourhuus am Nlase
puren, Die iid in5ptifen ieOoh iiber.
lebt baben uito niht red)t in unIere
3eit paiien.
9u iino nun oieie Sheen aus Der
Hitter5eit unb bas mooerne Stuats.
red)t fiiralih arg 5uiammengeitoBen
uno guar bel einem Yro5eB Dor BEN
Neidsgerift in 2eipsis: un6 neil Dor
Dem Heidsgeriht Elm Shirt BON 2ippe
aud nift mebr gilt uno nift mebr
Nedbte bot oils elm geipobnlider
Sterblider, bat Der Shirt bon 2ippe
ieinen Yro3eb elatt %perloren. Oas III
UNI 10 e~brenpoaer fiir bas 8eibs.
geridt unD bus oelltife @erebtig'
feitsgeiiibl oils Die Tro5ebgegner bes
Siiriten sipei ,8aiallen" bes Siiriten
maren, Die als engliIde Staatsange.
borige pflittgemdb fir ibr enaliihes
Baterlano gegen Oeltihlano unb
ibren oeutid)en 9ebnsberrn fGmpieil.
Ter Shirt 81 2ippe bate i'm Sabre
1909 bier Sobne zines p%erItorbenen
englilhen Iomirals, Ole lelbit eng
liife Staatsangeborige iparen, nit
Dem i'm ,%Siiritentbilm 2ippe.0 etmolo
gelegenen Gittergut Ailteuoanop be-
lieben. Mad Musbrub bes arie9cs
moren 5ipei ser 9elebnten IN Die eng.
life Armee eingetreten; lie letitcte,
bort ibrem 8aterlano ariegs6icnite
segen 3eutidIano. Oesbolb erbob
Der Shirt 81 SNpe alage NIT Dem
Outrage, lie oes 2ebens fir p~erllitis
5l erflaren, neil lie lid our6 Den
Rrieasoienit, DER iid audi gegen i'm
inns iein 2anb ridte, Der S%ebensun.
treire id)ulbig 9emaf,t batten.
Gas Heihsgeridt bat 6ieie alage
abgcmieien. Gs be5eidnet Den
Gebenspcrbano oils cine bon Den 8er.
bdltniiien iibcrbolte, i'm Mbiterber
begriiiene Mehtseinrid,tung. @enr
iriiber ser Gaiall Dem 2ebensberru
3reue geloben muBte, 10 lit nod nell.
erer Mehtsoufiaiiung Die unterwcr-
hung inter Die oiientlide 8elpali
nid]t nlebr Elm miafiirlifer Mft bes
cin5elncrl, ionbern Die ielbitperltGno'
lid)e Solge Der itaatliden Sronung
0cs6alb baben Die Gerpilihtnnser
ans Dem Gebensuerbanoe ben itaat5'
biirserliden Yilidten 81 meid)cn
@enn Die Yeflagten Dem 5iiriten 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Mmfte Jlaege fiiHem.

@eorg aanruuis, elm 9beuter.2el
ter in 2apilia, Sfla., poute nidt &C.
itutten, baB III ieinem Wuientempel
Die amerifaniihe 6lagge entfaltei
weroe, and, ipar es beiufertoen 9bea.
tertruppen perboten, patriotiidye Sic.
Der 81 iingen.
Oieier Gage MN, pGbrenb eille
Grandchildren Soritelluna I'M 8atse
mar, blitten nit einem WnI ole Gid,
fer ntf Der 8iibne aui uno i'm Streu.
fegel zines Sheimerfers erid)ien
Sberiff Woofter, cine amerifaniihe
Slagge ihmineenb.
Del Sberifi REF ben Sbeater.2ei
ter 81 lid auf ole giibre uno 5mana
i'm, in 8egentpart elmer groBen Men.
idenmenge, Die 6lagge 81 fiiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gtn gnd, has i'm SefiBe ctnes
ieben Sarmers, @tebs nnb 8eiliisel.
5iihters ietn fulte.
0ibt ausfnnit aber aranfbetteu
beS QurnrtebS, bee Vferbes, oes
geflageis, ses ehpetnes nnb hes
edafeS.
sste man frtibteitise aranibeits.
eguptpule ertennf.
tste man be Stagupie rid)ttg iteat
unb bic 0raufhett be1nuoelt.
ge5epte unb Annetinngen fir has
wafdeu nub Das einstben ppn gtsb.
a~r5ueteu.
Mnisttunsen fur bas Daiden BON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, has Be.
fprnben BON GbtbGnnen, has Ghttern
osn Stlage nfp., niiu.
Wdt farbtgeu analptNdlen 2arten
bsS BfereeS, Der Sub, hes 0efltigelS,
hes S3wetneS unb beS ed)afes, nebft
photosrapbtfhen Snnffratiunen.
Die fafmdnuiihe Ausfunft, bic in
8uhe ertbeilt tuirb, fann
Sbnen mandben Dollar iparen.
S6reiben Sic iofort fir ein
Ireis, portpfret, 25 Gents.
Ran abreiiiere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

ShmeiheIbaft

"Siebe 8lara", 1drieb Der iunge
Wann, rentidulbige, bite. aber ib
bin 10 pereebIid. Sd babe Sir
9eitern Ibeno eineu Seiratbsantrag
gemaft,- aber i6 babe nirtlid gang
perseiien, Oh 9u ia uber nein seiagt
bait?"
"2ieber 8i0i", idrieb lie ibm 3lls
rid. lid bin iebr e%rfreut, bon Dir
5u boren. Sh peiB, bab ih eeitern
Ibenb gu Semanoem r3ein" iagte,
aber i'd babe nirflih gang perseilen,
gu mem ib bas iaete."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Mmerifaniife Yferoe I'M &riea.

Cine 3lriammenitea,,ne Der Wa.
tional Gitp 8anf in Nep Oorf 5eigr,
Dab lett altgitit 1914 Bis 3ur @eeen.
mart rlnb 920, 900 Yierbe unb $780,.
600 Wauleiel erportiert m,roen.
Ger @ertb Der 9feroe belauft lid nli
$194,OOO,0OO, Der Der Wauleiel aui
SEC, 00O,0 00.
8etreffs Der erportierten Yferbe
belief Der @ertb berie(ben iib i'm
eriten Sabre nuf orrbidnittliI
1921, i'm aneiten Sabre auf $2O5,
nno i'm Oritten ali $214. Ter
9urfiflnittspreis Der Wauleiel be.
Lief lid ben Sabren nab 1913, $205
lIn0 $206. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
o;nho Aor QehenspiS Snhiu ncidYmn.

2ippe ben 2ebenseio oabin seidJmo-
rem baben, yibm unb lcinem fiirit-
lifen 2anoe Shaoen %ab5ulpenoen
uno ibr 8eites 5lt b%eforoernL lih me
Der nit Hat1 uno Sbat gegen lie
nad)tbeiIis gu betrogen", 10 mor fiir
2ebensberrn ,pie 8elebnten babel Die
ginIdyrGnfling ielbltperitdublif, baB
bus EreueelobniB MIR p%orbebdltlif,
Der grfiiaints Der itaatsbiirserliden
Yflihten abgegeben meroe. Weun
Die 8eflaeten in ibrey @igenidaft OILS
Sfii5iere Der engliifen Streitnaht
3ie,nte fiir ibr @aterlano, I'M iesigen
3rieee geeen 0eutifInno, 9eleiitst
baben, 10 paren lie oa3u alif 8rlinb
ibrer itaatsbiirserliben Gflidten u,lo
nah ben @eiesen Der Gbre Der.
pflidtet.
gs aibt nod NidJter in 2eip5ig-
pie es emit fir ben Yotsoamer @ino.
mirblenbeiiser Ribter in Berlin sab.
llno bieie Hifter IN 2eip5tg urtbel.
len reht uno geredt, lelbIt rpenn Oct
&lager Der Shirt bes oeutiden Sir.
itentbums 2ippe lit lno Die geflagten
gngldnoer limo.
.8uiaaen" oas left ii6 iebr
ihon in Sa1ffs 9idteniteiu ober in
@olsoeens Gbronif bes 8itters bon
Experimentation bel einem Yro.
5eb Dor benz &eihseeriht in 9eip3ig
mirft es gum minoeiten %antiaIietr,
,penn nift fomiit-por Dem Heid)s-
serift oarf nGmlih, menn er niht i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Der 3riQ an Der Sitirpnt.

Cine feline polniide 8arniion.
Ger llnteroffi5ier ldbt @enounser,
MADDEN. Gr fommnnoiert, natiirlib
in polniifer Sprahe: Sea lemo
Qinfsum), ia prarpo (red)tsum)."
9teben einem 3uIdauer itebt elm
iunger Observation-Disclosures aus
Sahien uno ruit begeiitert: Isl
berrie, ous gebt aber genliitblih 81
bel Den Yolen! SIMMER, ipenu i;e
linfsum gemad)t baben, iagt Der lin.
terofii5ier: Sea, Urapo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Hed}te lit, audi elm sSilrit BON lippe
feline 2ippe risfieren.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
America on the March

If this city ever saw a finer, a
more inspiring, sight than its citi-
zen youth on the march yesterday
we do not know what it was. 1t was
the bravest of sights. 1t was the
most American of sights. 1t was
here, as in Washington and through
out the nation, the outward symbol
of that regeneration of democracy
which the war is enacting before
our eyes and within the heart of
each of us.
Beside it every contribution to the
war by the country went into the
background. Not only the precious
ness of the gift, not only its magni-
tude, captured the thought. Beyond
each personal sacrifice, beyond the
half-laughing, half-solemn strength of
young faces set to a new and peril
Gus task, stood the goal and meaning
of it all-the America we have loved
and hoped for in dull days and dark,
the America that was a gallant ideal,
somewhere sm%ouldering in the heart
Of each of us, however we or our
neighbors or our city or our genera
ton might for a time betray it
From an editorial in the New York
Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Recent Land Deals

That Notwithstanding the driest
year in twenty five years the Mesa
lands continues to boom is fully
evidenced by the recent deals made
for Mesa farms and ranches. w. T.
Lotion one of the most successful
farmers of the Mesa, has purchased
the James Rea farm four miles East
of town and will incorporate it into
his large home farm. Mr., Wilson
a recent arrival from Southern Tex
as has purchased the 800 acre relin-
uuishment from Mr.. Lutes that lies
five miles Northwest OF town paying
$4,000 for the relinquishment.
Judge Pagan, from the Panhandle
country is looking over 1000 acres
of ranch land lying in the Valley
East of town and expects to purchase
same as soon as abstracts can be
furnished for a consideration of seven
dollars per acre.-Mosquero Sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Gambling Has Rough Road

Gambling and gamblers are meet
ing with small favor at the hands
of Judge Lieb. 1t is still confidently
predicted that some people in this
county will eventually realize that the
judge of the Eighth Judicial District
means lust about what he says in
regard to this past popular mode of
breaking the law. Friday morning
four men appeared before the court
and plead guilty to indulging in some
form of gambling. They were i'm
mediately lodged in jail to await
sentence. The fourth, Ira Crisp, was
fined 5000 and sentenced to sixty
days in Jail, the jail sentence to
stand suspended during good behavi-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
ROOSEVELT
21OO Pounds Butter

Last week the creamery shipped
two hundred and forty tubs of butter,
being one weeks run. This shipment
alone turned into the hands Of the
farmers Of Roosevelt County the neat
sum Of approximately $1,000 or to be
exact $S952.W this too, in the face
of various difficulties, among which
was the extremely dry weather all
summer which caused quite a de
in butter fat, Recently this
creamery churned twenty four hun
drod and sixty pounds Of butter net,
in one day, some c~hurning, flat be-
ing the largest churning for one day
NJ to this time,-Portales Valley
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
UNION
1917 Bean Crop.

Horace Morrow, one of the best
farmers of the Tate neighborhood,
brought the first load of 1917 beans
to Clayton today, They were bought
by the Four States Seed Co, for 8
cents per pound. The beans are of
the finest quality, and are uniform in
size and coloring. The Company will
use all of them as samples of the
New Mexico product to be sent to
eastern markets and buyers. The
bean crop throughout this section is
especially good. and from now on
beans by the thousands of pounds
will simply roll into Clayton.-Clay-
ton Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
TORRANCE
Attractive Inscription

The Willard Mercantile Co. has
ordered a carload OF bags on which
will be printed this attractive ms
cription; "Ncw McXico Pinto Beans
Torrance County Product-lM lbs.
Net" This form Of advertisement
means much for our county, it will
make people sit up and take notice"
willard Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Charles Starkey Of Bard, came TO
Tucumcari, Tuesday and received Is
Hereford heifer yearlings that he
bought of c. H.. Hittson. The price
paid was 500 each for five register
ed heifers and $500 each for the
twenty high grades.-Tucumcari A
merican.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Patriotic In The Right WAY.

Len Slack and Otto Menger say
their crops are looking very fine.
They have in thirty acres of excellent
broom corn, thirty-five acres of
beans, maize. corn and millet. They
are preparing forty acres to plant in
winter rye. This is being patriotic
in the right way. Otto knows how
it is for the "boys" to eat
as he is an old soldier himself and
carries some Dulletmarks of wounds
received in the Spanish War.-Clay-
ton Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Civil Cases

But one important jury case was
tried last week. This was the case of
Skinner VS.. Berry, involving owner
ship of a number of cattle in the
southern part of the county. The
case was hotly contested throughout
two days. and the jury promptly
returned a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, Skinner. Clayton News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Cernra1 and Personal
.*.%~*


Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Albright OF
Albuquerque, visited Mr., aud Mr.;
Elwood Albright Of this city during
the week on their way home from
the Peoos where they spent the sum
mcr.
Thomas Hughes, warden Of the
state pcnitcntiary left Saturday for
Albuquerque in a special car with a
gang OF A3 prisoners who will be
'put 20 work on the highway through
and forest service are spending
Jointly $4,000 on this road.
Rev. J. 3. Pitaval Archbishop of
the Santa Fc Archdiocese has gone
to Clayton where he will confirm a
LARGE class Of children tomorrow
morning. On Sunday the faithful viii
receive a visit of His Grace at Fol
som and confirmation will be adj
mini5terei
Mr.. and MIS- r. G. Ortiz, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ b. Baca and Felipe ORTIZ;
Mr. and Mrs. F.. b Baea and Miss
J%uanita de Vargas formed the two
auto parties that left the city Sat
ur5av morning to visit Albuquerque,
|>0corro. Las Crucc, and FL Paso,
Tc>as.
-N-=s- trlzcl McClcary OF lola.
.Ean-a+. sister Of Mrs. F.. /. De.
aray. arrived Tuesday and is spend
r~a- f'rrc- week., with the De Arcy
family alter which She viii go TO
rr.q. ;o Rio Arr;ha comfy where
H.. ,,:1 ia.. r'arp- nj t}e zrhoor
r,,t,.. .,r... r.o,.ng winter
~ hnma |lomyhcr a teach Of
-E-I-....,lo ..s in the c,ty fIr;ny.
....t .r~.r..tirr win assistant
/ n Conway Of thc dengrtment ri
n..,..r r...rdinY m. h';nd rl;'t
..... r...v9'. r.. .1.-ca nf v.
f..t. . ,-. ,o .:..,f ,n- hoaI
-. ,.,
r' .... .'.u''t.. NJ ao a~.i..ar Is
.'t. ..''.' H''.r - 9Th, NOT be-
..l....a., g.. l.u ,y,tey ri
..,... ...ro,"l r-lrr. ten Won
..;. 4. .... t. l...- ff9t# yo,r
M lad .,n. ,o .learer w.
.. t.,r r....t. Lri can never
mcaf ,r,in"
I'm w. Roberts. at one time mos
for Governor George Curry
and Governor William J. Mills III the
territorial REGIME, later newspaper
,ntn snrretorv 70 P,ncbo Villa is \
nr;r,,n IN ~ rairhoy division which
! a. 1oavo soon fnr France He
wos ss;"uc1 r. fine l65th New York
,trw
The many friends of Miss Eliza
beth Garrett the accomplished blind
singer and of the state
song New Mexico, will be interest
ed TO learn that she intends to leave
shortly for New York to take up
the work of teaching blind soldiers
in battle. Miss Garrett will
The circus is a thing Of the past,
and the most rerrcttablc feature OF
the event was the keen disappoint-
mcnt experienced by dozen Of little
children as well as older folks, who
had waited patiently for weeks to
see the street parade, the only thing
that so MANY have the opportunity
Of seeing and enjoying. The parade
was called off duD to the late ar
rival of the troupe in the city.
/
OF the week from Las OTuoeS 20 an
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Perico Valley Crops

Talk about good crops. we believe
that the Perico valley has then. all
beat this year. but why shouldn't
they when they had more rain than
the majority of places.-Des Moines
Swastika.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Bon Air Hotel Sold

Mrs. Van Horn has purchased the
Bon Air hotel from Mr.. King. Mrs.
Hayes, the former proprietress, will
go into business for herself and has
purchased the brick house formerly
owned BY Robert Powell.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
To Mine

A mining engineer from Nevada
visited Kingston last week to ex-
anime and report on the Lucky Strike
mine of which many assays showing
gold Of high percentage has been
found near the surface assaying from
| ounce gold to 5 ounces gold.-Sierra
Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Purchased 24OO' Acres

G. H. Hackett is one of Ok1ahoma's
progressive farmers who lately pur-
chased some 2400 acres of New Mex
leo soil. Mr.. Hackett will locate
permanently his land being near Her.
rington.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
SIERRA
Shipping Cattle

The S. l.. c, Cattle people have
shipped train load Of cattle to their
feeding point the Imperial Valley.
California. They are going to ship
another train load shortly.-Hillsboro
Press.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

An old mine abandoned many years
ago, because it contained nor cop
per than it did silver values, has
recently been located, and it is very
probable parties will take hold OF
it and do some development work
on il.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
HIS TEACHER.

HIS lEAIHEK.
need not fear to trust my child to
her;
Il knew it by the lighting of her
eyes
When first she stopped to take his
hand in hers,
And speak a word of greeting. He
was shy
And hardly dared to raise his eyes
to hers,
Nor lisp her name in tones she scarce
could hear:
But she with infinite patience won
his heart,
And with his heart she also won my
T do not fear to trust my Child to
her;
For when she spoke her voice was
low and sweet,
And when she moved her step was
quiet, too.
Even her laughter as it dubbed
forth
Was low and sweet, and deep with
tenderness.
And yet I know that from her he
will learn
The nccdlul lessons of obedience,
Chccriuliy rendered 10 authority,
do not fear to trust my child
to her;
For / have seen young faces lifted
ND
With ewes Of trustful wonder to her
own.
Sure Of her understandings sympa-
thy
r:o,fno 'G brr tta eternal mother-
Laod
l,o "G'|' f;,1. .tl childhood worth
her, carn
t,d ,,Lns IL 70 ra- infinite heart
az 1gvc-cctectcd
~,
lGfuSI ~ 49, oord ot.h M
i't "p 't"9 p Bu.
e''.:'.'''" ny N' ~ D NSi''''"'
c,turJ,, R-;5ra Clrh
H., Hdmrnd { AIlott will enter
tain fine Saturday BRIDGE Club This
"'eN'
Mo,I,u p.;doa Cl,,b
~ r"'NLcrs oi the Mondav
pr;l.,o Cl,,h mo,a oo4artaincd Nv
Wrs esl;n A Cil,au
Union Meeting.
af tho Fire. presbytcr;ar
ch,-rh vii, i've hold this afternoon
AZ thc AlI;son lanes school at 3
70 meet W;.s ITnbam
Christmas Boxes.
The Socorro Woman's Club has
donated $500 toward Christmas
tbnsn hoxee RI he nresented under
the srnnrv;s;on of the local Red Cross
Ch,ntar - W.
Red Cross Meeting.
Regular meetings of the Red Cross
will be held the second Thursday Of
each month. Every member is re-
oucstcd to be present as a great deal
~ r.toi.'"' "o'" ""
'''o'''9'
ROYAL H~ighlanders.
A special meeting of the Royal
Highlanders was held Sunday after
noon at the Dclgado hall to act on
the resignation of Secretary Lorenzo
Gutierrez who has joined the New
Mexico regiment.
1000. E. S. 1917.
The Grand Chapter of New Mex
leo Order Of the Eastern Star have
sent ont invitations announcing its
siNtecnth annual session which. will
convene in the Masonic Temple at
Las Cruces, the twelfth Of October,
Nineteen hundred and seventeen.
Woman's Federated Ciubs.
Inc annual CONVENTION OF the NtW
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Miss Aurora IUCcrO, returned from
"a EeE4@S Nue' VIZ vas So
+" Miss '''i'"' ''"'"0'
No ro,,ast T,rd loft auring the
- r. can, .pnc his studies at the
C,,r,rr Military Acadcmv
- ,.La las hccn the quest Of
~ ,I;r;,u C,rt,yr;glt refnrn4d to
~ ta,,. SATURDAY
Otis Sclipman who spent his vsca-
sion here lett Tuesday for Roswell
~. roet;,rt.
Mrs. NJ. G. Mcchcw a Socorro, IS
rhe guest Of Mis- Flora Conrad and
NJ Clara Olsen at their a%ttrae-
svc home on Bucua Vista Road.
i. G. Rauds'. banker Of Taos, WAS
IA ~ city YESTERDAY on Ills return
from atterdirr five Bankers can7eh-
aor at iss Ncpas.
Jto'"rt W "'.." '-'' 'hH ''fsf ~
IA w"r. i.r ~'r |j'.Ft where ~
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D. W.. ,
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Reception At Mansion.

A brilliant reception was held Mon
day night at the executive mansion
by Governor Washington E. Lindsey
and Mrs Lindsey. The mansion
which is -bcautiful at all times was
even more so on this occasion. Love
ly flowers lent their charm and fra
GRANGE to the spacious rooms where
the guests found it a pleasure to
linger and chat with friends. More
than 300 invitations were issued,
making it one of the largest func-
tons Of its kind given in the city
this year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
1920. E. S. 1917.

The Grand Chapter of New Mex
leo Order of the Eastern Star have
sent out invitations announcing its
sixteenth annual session which will
convene in the Masonic Temple at
Las Cruces, the twelfth of October,
Nineteen hundred and seventeen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Woman's Federated Clubs.

The annual convention Of the New
Mexico Federation of Woman's Clubs
will be held at Gallup from Oct. End
to 5th. The Gallup woman's club
will entertain the delegates during
their stay, and the railways of the
State have made a rate of a fare and
a third for the round trip.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Red Cross Meeting.

Regular meetings OF the Red Gross
will be held the second Thursday Of
each month. Every member is re
qucstcd to be present as a great dca
of important work must be done i'm
mediately.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
ROYAL Highlanders.

A special meeting Of the Roya
H~ighlanders was held Sunday after
noon at the Dclgado hall to act OIL
the resignation of Secretary Lorenzo
Gutierrez who has joined the New
Mexico regiment,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


Dancing Class.
Mrs. Tests dancing class and seye-
raj distinguished visitors in the city
were the jolly crowd who danced
until midnight Wednesday night at
the Library hall. Miss Gerrish's or
chcstra played for the occasion.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

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Jack Prichett, representing the Bris-
cpe Sales Agency of Amarillo, sold
q half dozen Briscoe's here during
the month.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

S. c. Campbell has sold his ranch
east Of the city md viii look at the
Taos country where he hopes to find
an irrigated farm that will suit him
for a permanent home.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14
Gay Old Time.

Dance lovers will have a gay old
time at the EIks' dance this even
ing. The affair promises to be even
more enjoyable than on previous oc-
c%asions. <. L. Morrison's orchestra
will play and splendid music is as
sured.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Union Meeting
Christmas Boxes.

The Socorro Woman's Club has
donated $500 toward Christmas
boxes for our soldiers at the front ;
these boxes to be presented under
the supervision of the local Red Cross
Chapter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Miss FthIa Tu'mcr 81 Denver, Colo
r.do who las been the quest OF
NJ Miriam Cartwright returned To
Eer home Saturday.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

De Forrest Lord left during the
week to CONTINUE his studies at the
Culver Military Academy.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Otis Sclipman who spent his ysca-
Won here lett Tuesday for Roswell
t. |rc-cutcr the New McHico Mil
terv Institute,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-14

Mrs. ". G. Mcchcm Of Socorro. IS
rhe guest Of Mis- Flora Conrad and
ID Clara Olsen at their a%ttrae-
t4vc home on Bucna Vista Road,