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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-12-06
Local Happenings.

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Yates, N. D. {.
Mrs. f. B Zahn returned We'd
nesday from a visit with friends
and relatives at Matho.
Frank Fiskc has been underline
wealth the past week and has been
obliged to remain home in bed.
Decided lands bought on the
reservation. No red tape and spot
cash. G. A. Rust, Mclaughlin,
South Dakota. 6tf adv.
b. Defender of Kenel, was a Fort
Yates visitor last Saturday. lie
was recently discharged from Camp
Funston, Kansas, on account of
physical disability.
STRAYED-Off their range in
Township 100, Range SO, 10 yearl-
ing steers branded NO on right hip.
Will someone shut them up and
notify B. H. Mills, Selfridge, N. d.
F. R. Ginther, vice-president of
the First National Bank Of Norris
town, accompanied by r. B. Lipes,
the popular postmaster Of that city,
were Fort Yates business visitors
Wednesday.
VIM. B. Fox and wife of Timber
Lake, visited friends and relatives
here the latter part Of last week.
While in town Mr.. Fox called at
the Pioneer office and renewed ac-
quaintances.
DR.. P. g. Reedy, son Of Thos. J.
Reedy, has been promoted from list
Lieutenant to CAPTAIN in the Med
ical Corps Of the 10th Field Artil-
lery. Capt. Reedy has been trans
ferred from Plattsburg, N. Y, to
Charlotte, N G.
5. r. buckley spent several days
in town the first Of the week on
business with j, A. Stiles. Mr..
Buckley stated that he was getting
his business matters arranged so
that he could join the army soon.
U. G. German and family ar
rived from Montana last week and
will make their home on the Stand
ing Soldier ranch north of Fort
Yates where Mr.. German will win
ter large bunch Of cattle.
WANTED-A good, steady, gen
tlemanly salesman to handle a
Wards wagon in Sioux county.
No experience needed. For full
particulars write promptly TO DR..
Wards Medical Company, Winona,
Minnesota. Established 1856. SGT
G. R. Hartung, accompanied by
a party of homeseekers yis;**ea in
the city en- haalasss Friday. Mr..
Ha1iuna is president of the Nc.
Laughlin State Bank and is chs Of
the live boosters Of the reservation
county.
sYEAYED-one sorrel horse
years old, weight 1850; one biz
black mare colt 2 1-2 years old
weight about. 100, has lump OF
left hind leg. No brands. $500
reward for information leading tc
recovery. Nose Thomas, Selfridge,
N. D.
Miss Julia B. Wolfe of Wakpala,
died Of tuberculosis at the Agency
Hospital Monday morning. De
ceased was we'll known here, hav
ing been recently employed a
stenographer in the lease clerks Of.
hce OF the Agency.
Fire, caused by the explosion o
a gasoline tank in the rear Of tn
: Carignan store Monday morning
caused little or no damage, due t
the quick work Of Orrin Schubert
Tom Short and several customers il
the store at the time.
Among others who attended tn
Thanksgiving dance held at TIN
Agancy hall last Thursday evenin
from out-of-town were Sam Long
Misses Furgeson and Ostrum Of tn
Farm school. M. S. and D.
Hatch of Mclaughlin and severa
other parties from the latter plac
whose names we did not learn.
It is reported that the marriag
ae Nr..s NJ 80 n VII
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Egyptian Freeze To Be
Given for Auxiliary 10,
Stony Void Sanatorium
Hockey To Be Feature
West Side Juvenile Club to
Have Entertainment at
Sherry's

Many entertainments OF charitable
and private nature, in celebration Of
Mi-Careme, are arranged for this week.
On Tuesday evening, at st. Nicholas
Skating Rink, an Egyptian Freeze will
be given for the benefit of Auxiliary
10, Stony Void Sanitarium. IL will
consist Of a tsbleau representing an
Egyptian Freeze" also an Egyptian
hockey match, a burlesque on the
"Yellow Jacket" and competitive skat-
ing. followed by general skating.
There VII be buffet supper. in
charge OF Miss Joanna K. Auchinclos.,
whose committee of mattresses will in
clude Miss Martha Keep, Miss Annette
Davis, Miss Mary Cushman, Miss Elee-
nor Keep, Miss Rosanne Roudebush,
Miss Olive rox and Miss Agnes Roude-
bush.
The executive committee consists of
Miss Mary Sturges, Mrs. George Page
Fly. Miss Christina Fisher, Miss Alice
Fox. Miss Ina Kissel. Miss Kathryn p.
Montgomery, Miss Helen Sloan. Miss
Jeanette Orr and Mrs. Edward Stevens.
On the floor committee are Law
renee ]. Grinnell, Robert 5. Grinnell,
Henry Pemberton Sturges. George Pea
body Montgomery, Henry Holt, Beverly
Noel Harrison, George p. Brett, jr.,
Charles W. MacMullen, Otis l.. Guern-
sey, Francis H. kinnicutt. Marshall
G.. Peabody, William Charles Orr, jr..
Philburn Z. Orr, F. X. Jennings, jr. and
Edward Stevens.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Kathryn Bayard Montgomery. l42 East
Eighteenth Street.
On Thursday evening, the annual Nj
Careme entertainment for the benefit
of the West Side Juvenile Club will be
held at Sherry's There will be vaudc-
vile sketches, a pantomime by Theo-
doIe Steinway and Henry Smith. mo
ton pictures OF Squadron A at the bor-
der and other attractions, and an or
chestra Of society girls, under the di-
rection Of Miss Grace +. Henry, will
play.
The pstronesses include Mrs. Crit
tenden II. Adams, Mrs. Lindley Hof-
man Chaplin, Mrs. Rowland Davis, Mrs.
Theodore p. Dixon, Mrs. George Z.
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at Iceland. Broadway and Fifty-second
Street, on March %. from > to s
o'clock The patronesses include Mrs.
Russell Sage. Mrs. Cornelius z. Agnew,
Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorf, Mrs. John
$. Ward ard Miss Mary X. Choate.
Auxiliary No. /. of the New York
Diet Kitchen Association, will give a
Ii-Careme dance on Monday evening,
March l9, in the Della Robba Room OF
the Hotel Vanderbilt. For those who
prefer bridge, tables will be arranged
on the balcony overlooking the dance
floor The proceeds will be devoted 10
the support OF one Of the eight milk
stations maintained BY the association
n congested centres of the city.
Among these who have subscribed 10
the six conferences by Jacques Copeau,
TO begin al the Little Theatre to-mor-
row and continue on the Mondays and
Thursdays in March, are Mrs. Ogden
Goelet, Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs.
Charles c. Stillman, Mrs. Francis Key
Pendleton. Mrs. Harry Hardness Flag
Ter, Mrs. George B. Mcclellan, Mrs. Ed
mund L. Baylies. Mrs. Edward y.
Breitung, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn. Mrs
George Leary. Mrs. Edward Shearson.
Miss Grace Wilkes, Miss Mary Wiborg
and Miss Juliet de Coppet.
Nr. and Mrs. Willism l.. Swan, Of
Oyster Bay. Long Island, have an
nouneed the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Floyd Swan.
20 Henry Fuller Howden. Of Savannah.
Ga. Miss Swan was graduated from
Miss Spence's School in 1913, and made
her debut the following winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Conn. OF $40
West Hath Street. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Miss Lucia
Conn. 10 Jones Henderson Ewing, jr.,
of Atlanta, Ga. The wedding will take
place in April.
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N. Y. Working Girls
To Have Clubhouse
Ten Organizations Unite in
Leasing Old Home Of
Mems CITY Club

The working girls Of New York are
TO have a clubhouse of their own, with
reading rooms, shower baths and gym
nasium, bowling alley and roof garden.
They will enjoy all these privileges for
25 cents a month.
Ten Of the organizations OF working
girls, under the New York Association
Of Women Workers, have united in
leasing the old home of the mems City
Club, at 243 East Thirty-fourth Street.
The house will be open on March l9
for inspection.
1--WE wanted a place said Miss Nir-
GINA Potter, chairman Of the house
committee, "where the girls could meet
evenings for pleasure and improve
mcnt. We found that by uniting the
many small groups of girls who are
already organized for these ends we
could have a clubhouse run like the
Women's City Club. There are also
other benefits, such as vacation camps.
mutual benefit insurance and an en-
ployment agency connected with the
club life"
The ten clubs first to join are the
Irene, Good viii, Walworth, Ivy, Far
and Near, Domestic Circle, Riverside,
Excelsior Manhattan Trade School and
Endeavor clubs. They have a total
membership of 500.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Finance committee. Miss Virginia
Furman, Miss May Harmon. Mrs. Henry
Ollesheimer, Miss Virginia Potter, Mrs.
Richard Irwin, Miss Katherine Vogler,
Mrs. Bauman and Miss Elsa Mayer;
house committee, Miss Lucia p. Tunis,
Miss Hammond, Mrs. Otto Lowengard
and Miss Margaret Parsons; pro-
gramme committee, Miss Anna. Gent
ner. Miss c. NJ. Carlson, Miss Margaret
Flaherty and Miss Christine Bauman.
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Whitney Warren to Lecture

A lecture on 1.-THE Question OF
Alsace- Lorraine" will be given BY
Whitney Warren in Aeolian Hall on
Wednesday at ) o'clock for the benefit
OF the Alsace Lorraine soldiers fight.
ing in the French armies for the liber-
alton Of the soil and their families. Mr..
Warren went 70 France at the outbreak
OF the war, and since then has given his
time and energy not only 10 investiga.
ton Of conditions. but 10 relief work
for the people of France.
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! cell Watson Collection
d, and Modern Masters to
y" Co at Auction

-. David T. Watson OF nus
.royided in his will that his
''r'u'u .,,ion should be sold for the
~ - a, institution for crippled
vac" % be established in his old
Sll'' .,..s on scwiekley Heights. To
s'n'I the pictures will be placed
rs an ut the American Art Gal
o CO. New York and sold at auction
ssns '' w,s,stson's old masters include
w; va" Of The Flemish and English
a sa.l. There arc four examples OF
eAOenls .,. Romney. Reynolds. Gains
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Frederick w. Ramme

Frederick ". Ramme. an Official Of
the New York Telephone Company and
recently appointed a member of the
Board of Health of New Rochelle. is
dead at his home in New Rochelle from
hemorrhage of the. lungs. He was
stricken as he was talking in the street
with Mayor Edward Stetson Grifing
He was a member of the Masonic fra
ternity, Eiks, Modern Woodmen,
Knights of Pythias and the New Ro-
chelle Republican Club. His widow
and one daughter survive.
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Michael Murphy

Philadelphia. March 10. - Michael
Murphy, widely known oil man, died a.
his home here to-day. He was seventy
six years old. Mr.. Murphy was presi-
dent of the Pure Oil Company, the
United States Pipe Line, the Producers
and Refners Oil Company of Pitts
burgh, and other concerns. lie was also
interested in numerous other financial
and business concerns.
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IMPORTANT

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Memoriam and Death Notices may he
telsphoned 10 The Tribune any time Up
70 midnight for insertion in the ney,
DAYS paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and read the notice a. you wish I;
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70 you later. Tho notice will reach
over 100. 900 readers daily.
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borough. Old Crome and Morland are
represented. A picture by Vigee lie
Brun is also in this wing Of the col
lection. The Barbizon school is present
IN considerable force, Corot. Rousseau
and Diaz leading. Later Frenchmen
named in the catalogue are Gerome, De
Melville, Henner and Monet.
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Fshys. Mrs. Douglas Gibbons. Mrs.
Francis n. Geer, Mrs. Colgate Hoyt, ir,
Mrs. Robert =. Huntington, Mrs. ].
Horton ljams, Mrs. John 7. Iiams, Mrs.
Herbert T. Jscquelin, Mrs. ". Strothe.
Jones, jr. and Mrs. Charles King
A dramatic entertainment and dance
will be given on Thursday night az the
Waldorf Astoria for the benefit Of the
American Aviation Corps and the Am
bulsnce Franeaise de Pierrefonds.
Among the artists who have volun-
teered their services are Miss Gertrude
Kingston, Miss Marie Dressler, TriXie
Friganza, Georgia Game. George NJ.
Cohan and Adelaide and Hughes. About
forty of the officers Of the battleship
Arizona will attend in uniform and
serve as ushers.
Among those who have taken boxes
and tickets are Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Charles II. Marshall, Mrs. Charles
5. Alexander. Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs.
Edward y. Breitung, Mrs. o. II. p.
Belmont. Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies, Mrs.
William II. Erhart, Mrs. Crawford Hill,
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. William Jay,
Mrs. william Disston, Mrs. Joseph {.
Baldwin, Mrs. Frederick II. Allen,
Colonel T. Bentley Mott, Mrs. Daniel
s. Lamont and Charles \. Coffin.
The fifth international Flower SHOW
Will open next Thursday morning in
Grand Central Palace under the au
spices Of the Horticultural Society OF
New York. Concerts and dances will
be given in the garden afternoons and
evenings, and tea will be served az 1
o'clock by some OF the debutsntes Of
the season. The gross receipts Will
go TO charity. the proceeds being dl-
vided equally between the New York
County Chapter of the American Red
Cross and the relief organizations par
ticipating. There are seven of these
organizations. all working for foreign
war relief, with the exception OF the
National Relief Committee of the Colo
NAL Danes Of the State OF New York,
which has it's day next Saturday. There
will De big patriotic demonstration
on that day.
Mrs. william Kinnicutt Draper is
chairman of the tea garden committee
and Mrs. Belmont Tiffany vice-chsir-
man.
Aht AcNtAAlg Olbdh4AtN MashdSSts
Bay Chapter Of the American Red
Cross will hold a meeting at 1880 this
afternoon at the hall in Manhasset,
Long Island, TO raise funds for the
organization. The chapter includes
Plandome. Great Necl, and Manhasset.
Through the courtesy of Colonel Hasn.
the military band at Fort Totem will
play. and several members OF tie Coast
Guarl will act as ushers. The Boy
Scouts from Great Neck will attend in
a body. The speakers will include Mrs.
Belmont Tiffany, Mrs. william X.
Draper and Miss Frederick Farley, a
Russian Red Cross nurse. who will tell
Of her experiences. II. S. Houston. OF
Plandome Park, will preside. The
chapter was organized by Mrs. +. K.
Sanborn, OF Plandomc.
A sale of novelties and toys made
by refugee women of France and
wounded soldiers will be held on Tues
day morning and afternoon at the
Hotel Plaza. Nine. Kozminski, wife
of the director Of the French Line, is
in charge. assisted by Mrs. Edith p.
Morgan, Mrs. William A. Delano and
Mrs. William Aston Chsnler.
The managers OF the New York Ex-
change for Woman's Work. 334 Msdi-
son Avenue, will hold a skating fete
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ADLER-Arthur Irving. suddenly. aged "a
months, son Of Bsnisrin and Doris Powell
Adler. Funeral private. =
BAKER-on March .. Mary Louise Baker.
at the residence Of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
W n. Baker. 1876 Wavcrbcy Place. Ser
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DEATHS

Adler Arthur :. hcarns. Patrick
Baker. Mary J.. Kelly, Michael
Bargebuhr. VI. Philip Kelly. Patrick
passcmir. John Kirk. Eliza
Bent. Fritz =. Lindley. Laura {. II.
Bird. Joseph Lowry. Lavinia d.
Rurnham. Catharine L. Manning Martin
Burke, Frank !. Mayer. Elizabeth
Burke. Thomas. McLair John.
Cahin, Richard Mitchell. Alfred
Campbell. Catherine. Morris, Simon
Clark, Mary Patterson. Arthur ".
Clement. Hannah A. T. Payne, William A.
Coleman. Thomas J.. Potts, John
Couchnian. John j. Presley. William ;.
Cullen. Nicholas Ray, Mary G..
Currar. STANLEY Reilly. Catherine I.
Dc Montesquiou-Fez- Reynal de St. Michel,A
cnsae. Bernard Roberts. Samuel 4.
Dill. Eleanor $. Rogers. Marion '.
Dixon. James ". kondel' Eleanor
punninc. Jacob r sullivan. Daniel j.
Fordhsm. John VI aussfl Rosa
Glceson. Alice h. sweet Norman
Collie. Julius A Thacher. Elizabeth b.
GOODYEAR. Nelson Van Mater. VIM. a.
Gresson. Florence T.. Van Nalkenburg. J. \.
Culden, Rudolphine Vaughan. Christopher
Hagrerty. Margaret Waters. John
Hesney, Robert Neider. Mahel {.
Hodges. Amory G. White. George A.
Holrapfsl. Catharine Wicke. Max
Jarvis, Maria =. Wood. Abraham r.
Jonas. Agnes VI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25
DEFUNcIoN.

Chamisal, N. NJ, Oct. Is de 1917.
Sr. editor de "El Nuevo M~exicano'
Permftame I'm espacio en- SUI apre-
ciable semanario para dar publication
a 10 s~iguiente:
Serfan como las 2 p. M, del triste
dfa va mencionado, cuando ell Angel
del Senior reson6 SUI voz la que sumisos
acatamos, y O entregamos a ese d.
vino decreto, cuando entreg6 su bella
alma con toda tranquilidad y resigna-
ci0n cristiana fe que emana del cora
zon, mi querida esposa ELENA l.. DE
ABEYTA. Lo que ocasion6 SUI muer-
te fue una enfermedad momentanea y
~desconocida que en- breve termino do
fin a su ~existencia, dejando. para re-
gar la terra con lagrimas de amargu-
ra a SUI desconsolado esposo Juan p.
Abeyta, " a sus queridos hijos, tres
mujeres y tres hombres, a quien la ma
turaleza los ha separadO de la esposa
mas amorosa y leal y fiel a sus debe-
res y de corazon magnanimo y de ca
itSiuo hno huiu6uCnucr y u W. uC 10
felicidad para su esposo y familia;
lloran o desconsuelo a quien fue SUI
amor y %encanto, sus RESPONSIBILITIES
huerfanos David Abeyta, y sus tiernos
hermanitos Jose Domingo y Edilio A
bayta, quienes con 1agrimas de inocen
ella lamentan a quien fue TODD amor
para ellos; ademas sus hijas Luz Mes
Itora y Oralia Abeyta, " sus padres y
hermanos, llevando sus preces al Crea
dor por ell alma de SUI finada madre,
al separarse de este mundoy ellos han
perdido ell carino y amor mas entra-
fable para con ellos, implorando SUI
misos acatar la Divina Voluntad del
Creadorp y ell balsamo del ~consuelo Sc
derrame en- sus ~apesarados corazones,
Su edad era 80 amos, Que ell alma de
la finada tome SUI descanso eterno en-
la mansion de los ~justos.
Respetuosamente,
JUAN p, ABEYTA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25
Manzano, N. M. Oct. 3 de 1917.

MdIlzdlO, N. M, OCU. 5 ue l9l1.
Sr. editor de Eel Nuevo Mexicano,'
Siryase darme un pequeilo espacio en-
las columnas de su apreciable soma.
mario para dar publicidad a la muerte
de mi hijita AURELIA ARAGON Y
GRECO, que falleci6 ell dfa 10 de Sep.
tiembre, a lasA2 de la mahana, habien-
do sufrido por espacio de un mes de
enfermedad del est6mago v fiebre, y
habiendo estado yo y mi esposa con
ella, solos, hasta que exhal6 ell ultimo
suspiro, y asf, nos deia solos a mi Y
a mi esposa Uutisia G.. Arag6n, y ha-
biendo sid0 velada dos noches, fue en-
terrada ell dfa IL a las IL de la manana
por Ell p. Jose Gauthier, que recibi0
Ell cuerpo de nuestra hijita. Nosotros
somos huerfanos como quien dice. de-
samparados, porque TODD ell tempe IL
,diando con nuestras Intermediates, pc
70 que haga Dios su voluntad. La O.
dad de mi hijita, era 6 meses, habiendo
iascluU Ell 6 de Mario de 1917, y falle-
cio Ell 10 de Septiembre de 1917,-y asf
les damos las gracias a todos los que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25

yoros DE coNpoLENcIA.

Los Cerrillos, N. M, Oct. IS, de 1917.
POR CUANTO ell Omnipotente tu-
vo a bien llevarse de este vaIle de
Lagrinas a nuestra estimada hermana
CARLOTA URBAN, quien fallecio o.
did 16 do Octubre de 1917 a las $3.50
dc 10. tarde, a la edad de IL amos, y
POR CUANTo La extinta hermana
habfa permanecido en- nuestra Logia
de Cerrillos. No. S03, de la Union
Fraternal do sAyuda por el termino de
un afo. y{i
CONSIDERANDO que los apesara-
dos deudos, ell hermano Aniceto Urban
miembro de Ia. misma, y su abuelita
Demetria M. de Urban y Rosita Baca
" demas deudos de la hermana Urban
,quedan sumidos en- ell mas acerbo do
Tor, por 10 tantp
RESUELvASE que la Logia S03
siente desde eli fondo del coraz6n de
todos y cada uno de los miembros de
esta I.6gia, la perdida de la hermana
Urban, y por 10 tanto, yextiende u
sinceras condolencias all hermano Ur-
ban Y demas deudos y ~parientes de
nuestra hermana, y rogamos al Crea-
dor del Universe que Ell de ell galar-
don que merece a la extinta her.nana
Urban, y
RESUELVASE ademas que este vo-
Fraternal, y otra sea mandada a la
familia de nuestra extinta hermana y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25

Ell Pueblo de San Rafael, N. NJ, en-
masa acudi6 a dar la despedida a los
j6venes que salieron ell martes 2 de
Octubre, para unirse a sus hermanos
en- los campos de instruction IN ell
Fuerte Riley.
Ell martes de esa semana sc vic en-
esta plaza n de esas escenas que
por 10 conmovedoras y pateticas dejan
imperecederos recuerdos en- quienes
las presencian; Sc trataba de la salida
para Ft. Riley de los j6venes que for
maban ell contingente del condado de
Valencia, para ell ejercito nacional.
Todo 10 que hubo de mas notable en-
esta plaza de San Rafael; todas las
personals de nombre y de valer social,
desfilaban en- Marcia detras de los j6-
venes que abandonando sus hogares,
acudfan a los campos de ensefanza
militar para ser i~niciados en- los miste-
rfios de la milicia a fin de llegar a
ser buenos soldados. ALI en- ese lu-
gar vimos en- primer lugar a nuestras
autoridades locales de nuestros precin-
tos Nos. IL y 15; todas elias iban de
pie detras de los jovenes, a los que pre-
cedfa la m1sica de la %orquesta Mar
tines, que cor sus aires marciales da-
ba amino Q inspiration al solemne ac-
to, y unidos a las autoridades, todo 10
mas in~teresante y notable de nuestros
ciudadanos, personals distinguidas y
~particulares marchaban tambien foy-
mando una ~prosecS0n imponente y ma
gestuosa, seguidos de los alumnos y
alumnas de las e~scuecal pdblicas y de
la escuela de la Mission, bajo ell mando
de sus maestras, y cerrando la Inca de
marcha, todos en- formation, ell pueblo,
asf como los parientes y familias de
los jovenes, y adelantandose a la pro-
cesion, Sc encaminaron a la estaci6n
del ferrocarril de Santa Fe Pacific, en-
Grants, N. M, para presenciar la sail
da del c~ontingente. L1egada la conf
tiva al orden de la estaci0n, comenzo
I'm breve, pero interesante programa
de despedida, por los alumnos Y alum
a darles una carilosa d~espedida a los
mas de ambas ~escuelas, concretandose
s%iguientes jovenes, que fueron los que
partieron de este lugar.
Alfredo Saavedra
Severe Chavez
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25
SERA REcoMPENZADO POR
Gil TRARAIO .

LAS sehoras de todas parties sufren
de enfermedad de los rihones- dolor
de espalda, dolores reumaticos,
musculos hinchados y delicados, co.
yunturas duras-y es para ayudar a
estas que la Sra. C. J. Ellis, de sos,
Sth Ave, Sioux Falls, s.. D., escribe;
"Estoy segura que 81 alguna persona
que este sufriendo como yo estaba, lie
diera una prtleba a las Pfldoras para
los Rinones de Foley, serfa recompen
zada por su trabaio. Parece necio
negligir una enfermedad cuando hay
tan buen remedio a la mano." Las
Pfldoras corrigen todos los desarre-
CLOS de los intestinos.-De venta en-
la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-10-25
FIRMEN LAS TARJETAS DE PRO
MESA DE HOOVER TAN PRONTO
COMO Sc LA S PRESENTER.

Ocate, N. M, Oct. 10, 1917.
Sr. editor de "El Nueyo Mexicano'
Muy Sr. milo:
Espero de su bondad permitira un
.espacio para insertar Ell su %apreciable
semanario la muerte de mi armada ma
DIRE SOLEDAD PACHECO DE SAN
CHEZ, quien dej6 de existir en- SUI ca
sa residences en- Naranjos, N. NJ, Ell
domingo, dfa IA del corriente, a las
4:15 p, m., despues de sufrir con resigr
naci6n verdaderamente eristiana de IL
ma penosa enfermedad que la mortifi-
CO per ell periodic de dos amos y siete
mesesr y que le aquejo hasta que Ell
Ser Supreme alivi6 sus sufrimientos,
reeompenzandolos cor su lugar en- la
mansion de los justes.
La Sra. Sanchez fue de las se1oras
mas honradas que ell condado de Mora
tenfa, siendo que era una de las mae
tras de escuela que tuvo este condado
por Ell espacio de 81 amos; estuvo de
Ell Osha, u. M, Dor 4 amos
y despues volvio a la misma profession
de estafetera en- Naranjosy N. M, por
4 amos mas, por 10 tanto, su muerte
ha causado un profundo pesar, entire
SUI numerosa familia, grande parente-
la y infinidad de amigos. M
Deia tristes v RESPONSIBILITIES. a su
querido esposo. Jose Ignacio Sanchez,
y a 8 hijoss a sabep: Abenicio, Leo
Francisquita, Adelia, Patricio y
Solomon; asf como a SUI querida ma
Dire, Josefita Pacheco y n hermana,
la Sra Rosenda M. Campos. Sus res
tos morales fueron lleyados a la CAPT
LA de San Antonio, por un graaide MI
nero de ~parientes y amigos, y de allf
OIL camposanto de los Naranjos. Ell
esposo de la finada queda muy agrade-
cido de todas las personals que ayuda-
ron y acompafiaron Y asistieron al We
y en- llevarIa hasta ell sepulcro, VI