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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
G6nbcrt Sbeater.

st mcact %oramotiif og uinopoll=
ligt 5fl1cipil, uainoIing", frepei
AT CHARLES &enpon, bill blibe opfgrt
|of Sb11bert t5tocf 60. i ngen Be-
gDnoen6e~ 17be Morts.
Meo Morgeret Sllingto1 i be1,
.lc,1ocn6e &ollc bapoe Stpffet Ell
lang .og il1fcesful6 2pbebone boo=
Sc Seem Sort oe Chicago.
Scenen for 5tpffet CT / ct tpt
befolfct 2ejeoiitrift poo Seem yorfs
lopc1te 3ifiioe. @einricb og Mae-
gic Scballt5, eli fottig St11per Oh
bans Suitru, er 6e centroIe Gieu=
rcr. gclbapen6e @erioner, iom gigr
acknowledgements / 9eieoi=
itrifter11e, bar in6gibet Sem Ell Mf=
fly for oeres Satttg6om, og $Sein=
rich flyer, at ru16er ois1e 6orbol0c
bilbc BON orebe Barnet, bpis Sc
fit ct. Meaggie CT 6erfor rno for
at fort9lle bom ON set 8arn, bum
berlter. oa for at faa Nenqe 11of til
at reiie @eit for og begp16e 2ibet
poo eli 6orl1l, gribcr bum til 81
men CT pp6oget.
Sra bette nlrbponligc TorboI6
at SmItGn0igbc0er er l1obiflct Ell
MGffe itprfe 6romatiife 5ituatip-
1er nco CT ioa ubentet Mfilutni1g.
at oct fife bil bore rigtig %Iiqcoper-
for Gilifuerne at gibe Dem CT Mn-
tbon1ng ocrom pao Torboono.
SSrc11c 51mmerlp ipilIcr Mo9-
gies Mol1e og G6moro Mrnolo err
|9cinricb Scb1,lt5. 9(lle Sc pbrigc
Sbnbcrt Soboriter CT tiloclt pos
lenoe Moller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
Kirker og Foreninger.

DEN NoRsK EvANG.-LUTHER-
skE KIRKE, Hornet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver SSndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. Sendags-
skole ri IL
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hjernet at
harrington og Sherburna AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver SSndag XII.
1890 Find. og 100 Aften. Syn
dagsskole XII. 1915.
DST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hjernet aft Jessie OF
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste hver
S4ndag XII. 1915 Find.
IGOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneae Sdndag
Efterm. XII. $50. PASTOR j. H.
Petersen
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag Form. XII. IL. Sgndagsskole Ri,
9,
DEN DANsK- NoRsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway or
u. St, afholder sine Gudstjenester
som fglger: Prediken Sgndag Form.
RI. 1890. Aften K. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Sendag Aften
n. 7.45; literart Mode de ire fsrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bgnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. g..
NORDKAP LOGE NO. g., s0NNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
SYNNOVE LOGE NO. 5 D6TRE AT
NORGE m4der eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. s., mdder 1ste og 3die Fredag j
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Ri. af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN uGODTHAABO ms
der 2. og 4. Lprdag paa Royal Area
nun Hall, HI. af St. Peter og 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER0 af D. S. D. f., mgder l. og 3.
Lgrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
HELEONORA CHRIsTINEn LOGE
Mr.. so D. S. s. meder Eden og 4de
Onsdag i Maaneden paa. Minnehaha
Hall, III. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN 1DANMARKS DO
IRE" mgder /. og 3. Trsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th St.
FORENINGEN HHAABETO mgder 8.
og q Torsdag paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, Hi af st. Peter og 4th SITS.
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@orocnbe gpmuatiflGrer.

Sra Crosby, Minn., fommer Der
Meo6elelie ON, at Dor fienote
2anoSlnano % @pm11altiflerer
8ronorup % Srl1e bar facet
forget mes Ell flor bel
ifabt Dreng. 5aaoel Srl1 8ra,'6-
|rnp Tom ben porocn6e @Dmnoitif=
Ilarer 8rouorup, ST., befin0er fig
] beoite 8elgaoen6e, bbiIfet bill gla.
Ibe @gtepurrv1s mango 8erner
.RDiIIi11gbDerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
Powers
Candidate for
NJ Y O r.
G%fterlpsuina.

OplpSning e1,ifes ON Sobonnes
.3beooor Ssbcrg fra Me,rne pao
.Bornbolm. San opgipes at babe
to gifte @pltrc, EFT / Minneopolis
% eli / ct. SAUL. elsie eIler an
Ore, Der maattc fr,nl1e aipe Oplps-
ming ON ban1, be6es tiIifribe Set
.Danlfe gicefon1ulot, Mctropolital1
.Banf. 8log., ct. Na1,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
&irfefomite
IN q "

SttlItlUutIlC
sgomtliee Memebeber / ct.
Saul, iom tilbprer Ben III fam=
.nerI 1utteoe norlf- lutberife &irte.
.bar neoiat Ell felles Semitic, e1>
Ter, lonr oen faloes, yGbnrcb Sur
bep" til Bodybuilding ON ben fir
5tilling / ct. Saul efter
6oreningen. &omiteen beitam al
! cnigbeoens 8raitcr 1omt 2
Meolemmer fro. bper Menigbeo:
Selgeuoe airfer oeltaaer / Mpoer=
rc::. IrefoIoigbeosfirfen, 8olt. 81:
.bi1nlb; Gbriitfirfen, @oit. Meqae;
.Sssmmom,elsfirfen, :Hrof: 6. so.
8rucc; 9itre Smmomtels Strife,
Nrof. so. 8. @ee; ct. @tepbei1s
Strife, No1t. S. 8. Drene; @qrt-
burg, &rof. S. g.. ailoabl og M1o=
calelter &arf, iom nDlig CT or9ani-
icret og bpor @re1tccmbcoet er
bofant.
Set fgrite Mpoe afboloes ioften,
6reoae, / 3. 90. 6. g..
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!Siatct for Magtlpmt 9ra6.

Weotormano @illiom Sobnion
iom bor 6prer at en- 5porpogn, ser
operfjertc % Orpbte Mils M11gclo
5romberg 5. 136e 6ebr,,ar, err bic
ben iigtet for Drob / 2ben @rao
for peo: J~oripmmeligbc6 at bope
forpolot Bi9el1s Dpo. Sobn1on
i11orgmme6e, at ban bob6e lioen
Epelie / at 0rioe Sporbogn, i0et
ban fprit fort Sis fpr lllpffe11
bGnote TOR blepen onlat i Spor-
nognsielifabets Gjeneite; bon bar
tioligere 5ormer / 8%isconlin.
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5aite gjenbo1nnle.
9en 6. Cane,
Mlle Susfjsberes 8e11.
Merebant 8anf 8lbg.
0pbsfalb.

hlonbt Sfonoinabcrne / ct. 8o,,I
/ l1genS 2eb: Mrs. Mnne Sllon,
70 Mor. saul 6. Mosmusie1l
576 Murora ct, 81 @or. M5rs.
&1ttb eleanor Mn6erl Jon, 2113 Car
roll .Mne., 35 Mor. 2u1iS Gar
ion, so Mar. G6baro Mn0erlon,
1874 Som 811ren st., 81 Mor.
Wrs. @i1oa 2in0berg, $50 6. Mo-
hic, % Mar. Mrtbur sc. Ssocob=
lo1t, 1888 CHARLES St, As Mor.
Bmul Sacfion, 6tO Sesiumine ST.,
8 Maane0er. 8illiam NeIion, "a
Ior. M1t1a @omberg, 33 -9(or.
.I
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Snolast paa @ojpitalet,

Mrs. g. 6. Senfe,,, 2ucf, isis,
forb. ct. &m1D, Tom / lpngere
kio bar Dpret ipg, TOM forrige
l1ge til st. &al,l og inolagoe fig
paa ct Soipital for 8ebanoliny
Nsrs: Ser1icn, Ser e. ! 8eori11g, por
leolaget Of fin Mano % Dattcr
Otter Seniien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
norife Mmerifalinies 9lftier.

9cn norife Mmerifalinies Mftier.
Sfplge Telegram fra &obeofm:
toret / &riitianin til 2iniens Git
cago &ontor, 6otcret SEN 8. Quarts,
par &11rien poo 2iniens glitter poo
ariitiania 8prs 800 8rocert eller
$212.40 pr. Mffie.
2ettere Mosang til gurgerifa6.
Gnbper Snobarrorer, iom CT eli
MeoIem rne6 uplettet &eforb al Ell
Dptlfenlombelit Af0eling at Sc 6or=
cne6e 5toters, &rigsitprfe, %
ipm bar boet Der | 2anoet i ct
Mar, Dil fun11e blim amerifanit
Berger ifpIge ct i @cpreienta1t=
buffet / forrige l1ge peotoget Cob
forilag, iom mi bill blipe optoact
til B%ebon6ltng / 5enatet.
@bis Sorilaget bliber gieIocn6e
Sob, pil iaaoun,e %fremmeofpbte,
iom Ct lloenla1lbs meo oe ameri-
fanife gropper, mnt1e blipe 11atu.
raliieret af amerifanife aoniula.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
9ptre al Woroe,

E-- --- .E
|spln1ppe 2ogc go. S, feireoe Mans
BOG fin 15=aorige I5tifteli esbag
peo Ell bafffer Gilltelning / Dob
Sellons Sail. programmed bar
baooe rigt og afpefsle11oe. Ser
|bp6cs fprlt pao Gang al ST.. 6rit3
|&anien, bporefter 9r. s. Oiten=
|Socfen, en- ti6ligere tpif M6els=
mon6> bol6t en- lerrgere patriotiif
Sale, %bborun0er ban iGrlig lpgte
at poapege, at set er SEN tpife, MbeG
Jog life oct tp1fe 5olf, Ser berer
|Sfploen for &rigen. &an bpb6e6e
}1igele6es, at Mmcrifonere al tpif
Mfitamning gjennemgoaen6e ct
meaet 1opule ligeobcrfor Sen orne=
rifanife 5tot, bpi1fet ban oeioo
jfon6t bar en- &1igt for enbper It's
|lGn6ing Der / 2onoet.
Otter 9olc1 Dor Ser Gang al
Moi Sobonien, bborefter mar fit
Seltcl1s @Ionslr1mmer, ioet neln-
Zig 16 l,nge u9gtre" UNDER Mnfpr.
lei al 6eres, &optejn moricbercoe
in0 / 5alen me6 Columbia % en-
egte norif @onoepige i Spi0ien,
u1e6ens De pbrige Oamcr bor ifprte
beres fle6clige, bpibe l1niformcr.
Meo itor &rqciiion u6ferte Sc en-.
bel Maricbe, bporun6er Sc oo,lne6c
|ollc Sc @ogitaber, ser betegner Or
he1e: uSDnngbe 2oqe $50. $,
Detrc al Norge, Is @ors Sci"
font ct u&ors, Mnfcr, &jerte og
Selteifo", for at bcteene rEro,
&aob, &jarligbe6 ian1t 2pffffe"
0ppisningen bofte ltormen0e 81.
ifol6:
Otter 9pbisningen braete Trl>
j2al1ra 8ratager Spnngpe 2oge en-
@ilien / M%nleoning Soften, bboref=
ter mon fit fireberoig &ionoml,=
fit nofpt al to Smoopiger, 8reffffe.
aortere Saler bo1otes oerefter al
Sru Sobn 3. Sic % Trn Dr.
Ggilsru0 fra MinneopoIis, bboref.
tier Serrerne @anien og Soban1on
long igien. Grisip @rigt uofertt
nnoer itormenbe 8ifa1o ct @ar It'll
fuloe Dante iom Sfotif September.
og cit u1,g @ut, Sroncis 8osmortb,
iong ct @ar Sanee.
90 Dor 2anosmano % Mcblcm
|of Spnter af @orge, @ilbert @l1t=
%terie11, &an6iont for Mapor, bar
tiliteoe beo Soften, blep ban opfor.
oret til at tale, men inoifrenfebe
fig poa @runo al Sen la,1gt trent
lfrebne Sis til nogle foo Srb.
Derefter ipilleoe Mnfiffen; op til
I9ons, iom MI oft nleo 2ip % Suit
oper ellie,
Den belt igjennem bafre og It'll
filoe Set bar meget goot belpat
og 1eoeoes poo en- fortjenltfnlo
2oooe of Brpiioerter1 for Spnngne
l2o9e. Mrs. 8ettergren, ionr fgr1t
pnifeoc gelfommele til Soften %
lenere toffcoe ollie DEM, Ser bob6c
bioroget til l1noerboIoninge1,.
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1t6fpriclen til Gfanbiuopieu.

HO1pr1cle11 til SfQn0tn0Otem.
gfsporten i Sonuar 1918 ira
Il. 9. til Norge belgber Zig til fltn
$1,310,000 moo for $,7933,0OO til
l%porcnoe Maol1eo flor. Gor San.
morfs &c6fom1e11oe CT Gollell,
$405,0004 og $5,475,00O og for
Sberige $405>000 % $5,475
Sberigc 1892 og $5,674,00O.
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&eb aisb ellcr &eparation al
Hire beiss ben u%elfjenbte Snpclcr
Simon @elipn, 200 6. 7tb Street.
Glt Sfrina

til Snotpgt for 8etbaniofirfc1 /
Minneapolis, iom neobrenote pe1
Suletioer, bill Haaifeoag blibe at:
bolot 9lt Emanuel norif luther:
fe Strife.
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st. Haul.
S. g.. Qungfelot,
&itp Gbttor & Manoger.
62S Gnbicott 8log.
8ripot: 706 Geoar ST., Slat IL.
9elefon: q. @. SocfIo1i
255.
MDbeoer

mao bere Meooftionc11 / Sal1oe ie=
nett 0nsoog Mften. @enpt obenitoo-
enoc Morese % &pfeionnuln,ner til
8looets City @bitor og Monager.
Canine 6te6s Tan announcement
tegncs og &ontingent betoles.
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WAR -
WEEK
- MARCH 1OE.to17M
JOIN
WAR SAVINGS SOCIETY
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
st 9Dffctrnf.
BUY WAR SANlN0 STAMPS
DECLARE FOR THRIFT

W @y|%S&~
@ranbille @utterler, 81 Mar
gommen Spn al Gilbert @utterielr,
gipr Ejene1te peo SlDoeifolen Sort
Bortb, 9eras. Da bon fprite @nng
ifuloe flppe, foreilog BON cit &am=
merat, Der ifaloc goa. op Iamtioig,
at De lful6e flip coin" ON 8alget
al Slpoemaffine. Sc gjorbe iaa %
|@utterien parot. 8,
8egge De ,tnge Mero sit op
|iamtioig, mem 90 @utterlet 10 Wis
|nlltter e1lere. fftge0ee nc6, laa ba,
Ioen onoel1 Maiti1,e itprte b%obeof1ls
Itil SSoroe1l % Glpoeren 6rabtes
pau Stcoct.
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,spnner al g}oroc,

Norofop 2oee SEQ. s, agter / eli
1lar Sremtio at ofboloe ct lterre
patriotiff Mp6c, bportil bill blipe
imobu6t flere an6re norife Tor-
ct1iuger. 9i6en er eno1u1 iiffffe BE-
itemt, mclt Der er neoiat en- jpeciel
8omite, Tom o%rbejoer meo 5oget,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
Gen nprife Sanaerinbe

Mils Snqa 9rner CAB forlcocn eli
&prccrt for Sol6oterne beb. Sort
Mo(ecrmls, San Diego, Gal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15
u8ergensfiorb"

afgif fra Seem Sort til Norge ii61t-
le6cn 2pr6og me0 ca. 400 Nosia=
gerer og ca. 1900 Cons Srogtgoos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15

statsminiiter Miebelien,
Nanoen fra 1905, fploer ioag, S.
15oe Marts, 81 Aor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-15

.Mrs. Gilbert @nttericn
CT blepelr polot til Organizations
fprmuno for &omiep County $50
man's 8or Organization.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
HENRY M. GIBBS

DR.. M. D. Gibbs received this
week, notice of the death of his
brother, Henry M. Gibbs, at the
National Military Home in Kans.
Henry Gibbs was So years of
age, He was born at Swansea
Wales, and came to the United
Statesin 1871. He was we'll
known in almost all of the Rocky
Mountain States, having been a
prospector for many years and
did large part in the dcvelope-
ment of the Great West. In 1898
he resided in New Mexico, and
enlisted for the Spanish-Ameri-
can war at Santa Fe. serving as a
Rough Rider" under Col, Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Heswas wound
ed twice in Cuban Campaign and
fell within two hundred yards Of
the top Of San Juan Hill.
His wounds impaired his health
somewhat and for some years he
has made his home at Uncle
SANS Country Residence, in Kan
sas. Only advanced years and
poor health prevented him from
taking an active part in the
World War in which he was
deeply interested.
Like many of the pioneers Of
the West, Henry Gibbs never
found time to marry and estab-
lish a home but he enjoyed the
love and respect of all who knew
him. Three brothers and two
sisters survive him to mourn his.
loss.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
CLAUDE HERBERT HAND

Claude Herbert Hand who pass
ed away Dec. 5, 1919 after two
weeks illness, was borr near
Taberville Mo. June 6, 1884.
He was reared to manhood in
the vicinity of his birth and then
accompanied by his brother Frank
became a pioneer in Saskatcha-
wan, Canada
About eight years ago he came
to New Mexico and settled near
Roy where he homesteaded and
specialized in stock raising. He
has been an assiduous worker,
and has during his residence here
made many friends among neigh
bors and acquaintances.
1t was but q few weeks ago
that he was called to Columbia
Mo. to the deathbed of his sister
Mrs. Maud M. Reed.
Those remaining of his immed-
late family are His mother,
Charlotte Hand, Rockville, Mo,
brother, Fred Hand Rockville Mo
brother Frank L. Hand Farming
dale Can. and Mrs. Mabel Hackett
Honeybrook, Penn,
The funeral services were CON
Quoted at the Christian Church
by o. w. Hearn, Dec. II, after
which the body accompanied by
Mr.. Reed and Miss Myers was
shipped to Taberville Mo. for in
terment.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
.Obituries
THOMAS HENRY NOBLE

Thomas Henry Noble was born
in Maryland Nov. llI85O and de-
parted this life at the home Of his
son, H. E. Noble. Roy New. Mex
leo. Dec. 10, 1918.
Mr.. Noble grew up In Mary
land Whlle living there he was
maFried to Mary Elizabeth Hold
On Feb. is, 1874. To this happy
union we're born eight children
four of whom are yet living. His
wife. one son and three daughs
ters preceded him. to the world
beyond. ,',...
He moved to Kansas and resid-
ed first in Altoona and later in
Neodesha.
In 1909 he came to New Mex
leo and homesteaded near Roy.
Those remaining of his family
are - Mrs. A. R. Cooley, Nodes
ha, Kansas. Mrs. c. E. Rething-
ton, MQdesha Kans. Mrs. Chas.
Brady Richmond Ind. and Henry
Edmond Noble of Roy New Mex
leo.
Mr.. Noble was a member of
the Holiness Church from his
youth, and friends and neighbors
bear testimony that he was a
consistent Christian all the years
that they knew him a man who
prayed continually and whose
heart was full of love for every
one,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

Santiago Lopez returned last
week from the Army, He had all
the required training and was on
a transport and "a hours at sea
when the armistice was signed
and they turned around and
came back. 1t was a bitter disap-
pointment to him, but we, who
see the improvement 1t has made
in him to be in the service are
glad to have returned, bigger
and better man than he could
ever have been without the ex-
periences he has had.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
5th Sunday SIS. Convention,

The East Mora Counties S. S.
Association will meet at Mills.
Sunday, Dec. 10Th, 1890 A. M.
And will start with a Devotional
service conducted by Mrs.
Morris.
Convention Sermon at II, by
Rev. JIM. Wilson. The President
will appoint committees before
the Basket Dinner at noon.
Afternoon there will be a song
service, committee reports and
the ever interesting Round
Table conduted by Rev. Pickett.
All schools are urged to bring
some one prepared to talk of
your school also to prepare some
special feature for the occasion
and report before the program
opens to
ED. Bartmess, President.
AID. Fisher, Secretary.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
Elmer Cole Dead

A message from the War De-
partment received Thursday by
his parents announces the death
of Elmer Cole, by accidental
gunshot, Oct. 25th. This is the
first intimation his friends have
had of hiss fate and no further
particulars are known.
Elmer was a graduate from the
9Th grade in the Roy Schools last
spring Heenlisted in the aviation
Corps and had been in France
for several months.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

Frank Lusk, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. J, B. Lusk Of Roy, re-
turned last week from the off
GERS Training Camp at Camp
Travis Texas where he has been
for some months. He enlisted at
the beginning Of the war, in or
der to get the first crack at the
Hun but was assigned to hospital
duty for a while, then shunted
down on the Mexico Border-Pa-
trol, and got into the officers
Training and finally discharged
with his ambition to go Across"
'unrealized. He has the satisfact-
ion Of knowing that, like a good
soldier, he obeyed orders If they
were not to his liking He will
30 back to his homestead near
Mills as soon as possible, and is
glad to return to private life.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

The EO.O.F. met and re-elect-
edthe officers for the term just
ending for another term. They
have been unable 70 meet for a
long time on account Of the quar-
antine but hope to get back on
their feet and going again. The
epidemic hit the lodge extremely
hard financially and It will take
some time to catch up with the
sick benefit and other expenses
of the last few months.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
Official Count

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The state I canvassing board
met the past week and officially
canvassed the vote cast in New
Mexico on Tuesday November s.
by Counties, for United States
Senator congressman and all state
officers. The result ofthe canvass
shows that agrand total6f 46, 792
ballots were cast compared with
81, 900 Votes polled in the 1916
presidential election, a falling
offin the state vote Of 19. 600, due
chiefly to soldiers called in to the
Military and Naval seryics as q
result Of the war.
The Socialist party polIed less
than 1000 votes. as against a
normal vote in previous years Of
1000.
That the people of New Mexico
thought the present an inoppor-
tune time to vote 100000 in
bonds for an addition to the state
capitol building was conclusiveIy
shown by a majority vote against
the bond issue of 5000. A num-
ber Of the northern counties vot-
ed against the bond issue in adj
dition to the southern counties.
The total vote polled by each
candidate on the Republican and
Democratic tickets, with the plu-
ralities of the winning candidate
are as follows:
For U. S. senator Fall (R)
232-- Walton % 22,47O; Falls
,ty. 1852.
-or Congress Hernandez(R)
%, S62; Richardson (D) 2l, 627;
Hernandez plurality 1,235.
For Governor Larrazolo (R)
752; Garcia (D) %, 423; LARA
/ us plurality 1919.
r lieutenant governor Pam
KEY lR) 24,651; Veeder (D) q,
ES9 tankey's plurality 2,761.
j I secretary of state Marti.
nez (R) 2S,844;'Duran (D) %, 523
Martinez plurality 1921.
For auditor Sergeant (R) "a,
664; De Baca CD 1861; Sar-
geant's plurality 9,O11.
For treasurer Strong (R) "a,
O9l; Medley CD 22,3l9; Strong's
plurality 1,772.
For attorney general Askren
(R) "a, 100; Mabry (D) q. 275
Askren's plurality 1885.
For superintendent Wagner
(R) 1869; Long (D) 21, 1913;
Wagner's plurality 2,946.
For Land Commissioner Field
(R 24,627; Davisson (Dl q, ,848
Fields plurality 2,779.
For supreme justice Reynolds
(R) Pitt; Hanna (D)22, 715;
! Raynolds' plurality LOOP.
For corporation commissioner
Luna (R) 1851; Finegan (D)
22,686: Luna's plurality 905.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21


FEDERAL FARM LOAN AS
.SOCIATlON ANNUAL MEET
INC Will be held at the office
the secretary in Roy, New Mex.
January 18th 1918, at O'Clock p.
M. to elect officers and transact
other important business,
All members are required to de
presnt and take dart in this
messing It is important thai
you be at this meeting,
]. Fl. Mahoney President
FIJI. Foster Secretary
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

A big Christmas dance is
planned for Christmas night at
the Hall in Roy the young people
at the head Of it are making
plans to have one big time to
make up for the long weeks Of
waiting when the hall was clos
ed. All invited,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

The snow fall THE week is es-
timated at from s to 10 inches on
the level and is another assur-
urance Of a wheat crop next
summer.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
I hereby announce my candid.

hereby announce my cardid-
acy for reelection, on Sanitary
18th 1916, to the office Of Justice
|of the Peace, Precinct No. ~,
Mora County.
My record in this capacity for
this community is open to all and
and is my only claim to re-elect-
ion.
Z IL EnnAn1.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

Sc desea informar a todos los
padres de familia que habra un
arbol de Cristmes, para todos los
ninos libre, Sc espera que traigan
a todos sus ninos para que par
ticipeh de dicho arbol, este ten
dra Iugar el dTa "a. en- la tarde,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21

Miss Mira Nutter came down
from Dawson Wednesday to
spend the holidays with her par
ents at the old homestead, Their
schools are all closed in Dawson
by quarantine. They now have
smallpox as we'll as Flu. \
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-21
Municipal
Christmas Tree

The Municipal Christmas
planned and financed by the bus
mess men of Roy under direction
of Mayor Brown and the Red
Cross. Ladies will be at the Red
Cross sRooms in Roy. The plan is
to have the Treat" ready for
distribution and have each child
who can, call for his treat during
the afternoon proceeding Christ
mas Eve. Dec. 24ths
This is for all the children of
Roy and parents are urged to
see that their children are not
abs mt or overlooked.