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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10
GREAT FARM BARGAIN

de ~ S-.xs - - - .nat
GREAT FARM bargain ........ ......
n $4,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT,
faised on this farm this season-one
bf the best farms In the famous
Snake River valley Of Idaho
farm that MUST BE SOLD AT
,1nce-an opportunity that comes In
y lifetime because we are making
PRICE AND TERMS that will do
Che business. Read this description
-then consider carefully.
M 1850 acres in one solid block
1000 acres in grain this year, heavy
black loan soil, not rock or s;,ne.
4wo-thirds as level as floor. 12U
here pasture with living stream,
Is 5000 in house, barn, outbiuldings,
}granery, machine shed, fences, etc..
{d4 head work horses. harness. wag,
IONS. machinery, tools and equip
4 INT worth $1,000. 4 elevators with
IN miles, good highways. attrae-
tive place to live and reckoned az
one Of the real money making farms
of the least side" To really appre-
ciate the marvellous offer you should
bee the place and you will look no
Further. At $40 an acre you can't
find its counterpart in all the grea.
northwest. Would consider good
residence property in live Utah town
IN part payment. Write or wire
IDAHO LAND & MORTGAGE CO..
idaho Falls Ida. Dealers in Snake
|River Farms. Adv-10-1z
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10

Why be Q slave to en-
extravagant heating plant
when Celc's Hot BlAst |
will give y.u perfe CT
satisfaction for practically
Ia your present fuel Lii.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10
TOTAL ................ s2oo.s5s2ss

This analysis of the expenditures
in the North and West shows conciu.
sively that political influence has
been brought to bear on the secrs-
tary Of war. and that he has no
only made these expenditures for
political reasons but for sectional
purposes also. II the present poll
tical influence is to continue to con-
troll the location of encampments no
doubt some Of these which are now
located in the North will be sban-
doed and new ones established, and
that the other war activities win be
further concentrated In the South.
! Each time an administration Sen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10

ator Is up for reelection or Dsmo-
cratic candidate for congress Is IN
danger of defeat we may expect TO
see cantonment established in his
district to help along the political
fortunes of some administration
Democrat.
One illustration will suflce:
North Carolina solidly Democratic
had one encampment already estab-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10

The Lapps. whc have been settled
for centuries past In the northern
parts of the Scandinavian peninsula
ana Russia, were originally nomuds
subsistlng on their reindeer herds, but
they are now settling among the In
habitants of the country and becoming
"soliu citizens"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10
Largest Electric Motor.

What IL said 10 be the largest elec.
|ric motor vet built has recently been
completed by leading American cleo
frical manufactures. for use In driving
D two-high 85-inch reversing blooming
|mill. which reverses for every passt
that 10. every time metal goes through
the rolls. Reversals can be made from
Full speed to full speed in about two
seconds. and In regular work 10 or 20
passes are made In two minutes. The
motor has rating Of 5000, and com.
|plete It weighs more than $50 tons. II
% 20 feet high and the shaft II over
5wo feet In diameter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10
ward E. Robbins Of Pennsylvania.

ward Z. Robbins of Pennsylvania.
Sixteen Southern states have re-
ceived from the Federal government
in the way Of iltial expenditures for
establishment Of environments and
war activities the stupendous sum OF
$490,306,991. These stat IS and the
amount received by each arr.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10

that Politics is Adjourned" when
the "1oaves and fishes" are beins.
distributed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10

Dated this srd day Of October.
1918. Ia
]. w. E. SCOTT,
J. w. E. SCOTT. Secretary.
Adv-10-29 Millville, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-10
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications a8 they cannot roach
the diseased portion OF tho ear. There 10
only one way TO cure catarrhal deafness.
and that In by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness Ia caused by an iE-
famed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube n
inhamed you have a rumbling sound pr Inn
perfect hearing, and when II 10 entirely
closed Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored TO Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh. which 10
an iniamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF tho
system
We will give one Hundred Doilars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Hairs Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free, All Druggists. TIC.
r. J. CHENEY Il co. Toledo. o.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

from heaven fly down to let you out.
Maybe you think I'm crazy, talking
like this, Mr.. Race. but 1 have to ex-
plain. And 1t isn't as If you were a
stranger. We've been acquainted a
mighty short while. as time goes; but
you're right In this chapter where the
angel m in."
"The missing chapter" Christopher
muttered. more to himself than the
other; but Hardness heard, and an
swered:
II e what you're thinking about"
said he. "You think this is going to
he the missing chapter in my life. It'll
be that for the other people-tLe ones
who wouldn't be able to understand it
If they were told, and might get
thoughts I'd rather fall dead right here
than anyone-either near me or far
of-should have about an angel"
But what about herr" Christopher
ventured. "Forgive me-you asked
my advice, you know. Is this going to
make her unhappy"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

soldier to the commander in chief.
There were two issues of the medal,
but on the diverse of both Of them was
q left profile bust Of Oliver Cromwell,
with a battle raging in the distance. 1t
was no choice of Cromwell's that his
likeness appeared on the medal. In q
letter addressed to the Committee of
the Army in London" he urges that his
likeness should not appear on the med.
nj; that one side should show the par
lament and the other the army, and he
adds: Wherefore, II I may beg 1t a. q
favor from you, I most earnestly BE-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

nate oversight, ' had not forgotten to
remove my revolving forceps from your
interior. I think I know exactly where
to put my finger on 1t, though-right
behind your Franco russian gland. No
charge, Of course"
That operation was also successful,
and just as Skigwags was packed to
leave he heard the famous surgeon in
curing outside the door: HAS any
body seen my raincoatf"
Skigwigs went out via the nearest
window.-Detroit Free Press.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

seech you, II I may do 1t without Of
Tense, that it may be so. And If you
think not ft to have it as I offer. you
may alter it as you see cause; only 1 do
think I may truly say it will be very
thankfully acknowledged by me, II you
will spare the having of my effigies in
It." Parliament, however, would not
hear Of 1t, and the protectors "efigy"
Is made the prominent feature on the
diverse of both medals.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

If by a slight misunderstanding I had
not forgotten to remove my theroscutic
scissors when l sewed you up. I fear
another slight operation will be neces-
sary. No charge, of course"
pleasure, I'm sure" murmured
Skigwigs, who was an extremely polite
patient. But at heart he didn't like the
idea.
Two days later Doctor Fishack came
in to inform Skigwags that he was
again cured.
THAT is to say" he smiled, you
would be cured If, owing to an 1nfortu-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

sweet and gentle In her manner thai
day, though thoughtful, and Christie
pher ought to have been enjoying each
moment in the society of such a unique
and radiant girl; yet somehow he felt
troubled. He could not think of things
worth saying. though he would have
liked to be brilliant, and instead OF
looking at his companion he found
himself continually watching the pair
who walked ahead-James Hardness
and Miss Dalrymple.
They were absorbed in some very
grave discussion, that was clear. Once
when Christopher happened to catch
n glimpse Of the Americans face, he
was startled. The little man looked
rs II he had been struck a death blow.
But afterwards his eyes lit up with
~feverish excitement, or hope, and a
spot of color burned on each of his
rather high cheek zones. Christopher
could not, to save his life, help being
curious.
That night, as Race sat In his room
at the hotel, smoking a pipe before 60
ing to bed. and wondering what had
happened, someone knocked at his
door. He rose and opened it. to see
Harkness standing outside, twice as
shy, twice as apologize, as he had
been in the first moment of making &C.
quaintance.
"I-there are some things-perhaps
you'd let me talk to you about" he be-
gan, still on the threshold.
Come in," said Christopher pleas
nntly. us there anything in Scarlet
Runners performances or mine that
YOU don't like, and want me to
change" he went on, laughing good
naturally.
"NO, indeed" replied Hardness.
you've both been just about perfect
this trip. And it's been a grand trip,
too. was a blamed idiot, l suppose,
to think 1t could amount to more than
it has. But l always was hopeful if I
cared about anything. AS u matter of
fact, sir, it's your advice l want to
ask, if you'll permit me-"
Christopher answered that he would
he glad to give it, or to be of use; and
spoke sincerely.
cts a mighty delicate matter" the
American went on; "a matter l
wouldn't have any call to talk about,
if | could see my way clear how to act.
But l don't. That's just it. I'm a
plain business man. What's that say
ing about fools rushing in where an
gels would be afraid to show their
noses, OF something kind of like that?
Well, l feel that way right now. But
different. l don't know as I'm
putting it SOS you can understand, but
what l see about you is. that you've
Now, l never lived-till l got
nl board the Baltic, less than four
weeks ago. I've learned in less than
four weeks what l hadn't up till then
In thirty-three years. That's what
I've got to thank her for-life."
Christopher did net speak. What
could he say-yet? But there was
stealing into his puzzled brain u glim-
ner of light.
"Do you take in my meaning, sir?"
lS'ied Hardness. Because, if you do,
tn be easier for me to go on"
"I-well-I suppose you've unfOr-
unately fallen in love with Miss NOur-
ma Dalrymple," blurted out Christie
,her.
"Unfortunately in lOveY' repeated
darkness. in Il shocked way. ooh,
hen I've been fool enough to mix
hings up so you can't see, after all.
Why, it's the most fortunate thing ever
|appeEed to me. It's like being shut
~ in a kind Of dark cell for thirty
hree years and then having an angel
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19
GREAT PROTECTOR NOT VAIN
Records Show Oliver Cromwell Object
ed to Idea Of Having his "Efiey"
Stamped on Medal.

While the Armada medals may be
regarded as the beginning Of war med
ais in England. the true prototype Of
the war medal Of today IL held to be
the famous Dunbar Medal" authorized
by parliament In 1880. It was the first
medal, n far as IL known, to be issued
to all ranks alike, from the humblest
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19
WHY Mr.. SKIGWAGS ESCAPED
Remark He Overheard Caused Him 10
Leave Hospital by the Window
Instead Of the Door.

II am delighted to inform you, Mr..
Skigwags," said the eminent surgeon.
beamingly. shat my operation on you
for inverted gizzoducts has been en-
tirely successful, and you are now free
to leave Tie hospital. That Is to say,
you wo.fA be free to leave the hospital
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-19

About 800 species of turtles and tor.
toisoG are known.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17

III administrator de correos "es
tafetero" James l.. Seligman, recibit
ell martes tiitimo 'un telegrama del &C.
bierno en- que Sc lie participa que 81
ha sido nombrado registrador princi
pal del Estado de Nuevo Mexico. para
Ia registration de los alemanes 'ene
migos aliados" bajo las reglas pres
critas y reglamentaciones del proeu'
rador general de los Estados Unidos.
la registration Sc comenzara ell de
F'ebrero terminara ell de Febrero.
las horas seran de las G de la mana
ma las s de la tarde La registra-
cion debera hacerse por medic de un
juramento con cuatro fotograffas suel
tas del sujeto, propiamente autogra-
fiadas Tambien Sc registrara la i'm
preston de los dedos. Sc expedira
una tarjeta de registration, por la o.
ficina de registro.
Sc ha publicado un folleto de 5S
paginas, por ell gobierno, dando las
reglas Recommendations para la re-
gistraci6n de los alemanes residen-
tes "alien enemies"
ISe prescribe que ell registro Sc ha-
ga en- las ciudades, en- las oficinas
de policfa, y en- las areas no upbanas,
en- las estafetas u oficinas de correos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
LA EMPAcADoRA DE JUAREz NO
Sc VOLVERA A ABRIR.

Juarez, Mex, Enero 16.-iSe ha avf
sado oficialmente aquf ell dfa de hoy
que la planta empacadora de Juare2
no Sc volvera abrir para sacrificaI
ganado mexicano, al menos por ell pre-
,sente. La reapertura propuesta de
esta planta bajo una connection de las
autoridades mexicanas por los ameri
canos, cause mucha discussion recien.
temente en- El Paso, entire los ganale.
ros, Y fue orfgen de que Sc enviara
un telegrama al secretario de Agri-
cultura, por la Asociaci6n Nacional
Americana, protestando en- contra de
la reapertura de la planta.
LA objection que Sc levanto contra
la reapertura, fue qae harfa possible
Ell vender ganado robado de los ran
chos americanos a los compradores
de ganado para la empacadora, y que
ell ganado podia ser muerto y embar-
car la carne a los Estados Unidos, 10
que harfa impossible su identification,
como ahora pasa con ganado pieles
que tienen marcas americanas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
"PosADAs" Y "PAsToREs" EN-
cERRILLos.

l.amy, ~ NJ, Enero 10 de 1918.
Sr editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano"
Santa ne, N. M.
Deseo por medic de su apreciabie
semanario dar mis- mas expresivas
gracias en- nombre de la Sonora Dla.
Francisquita de Sanchez, y de todos
los jovenes y la nina que representa-
ron la comedia de "Los Pastores" en-
Cerrillos los dfas y 7. del presente
mes, la buena gente de ese lugar,
por la hospitalidad con que nos brin-
daron la buena acogida que nos
dieron. Digno de mencion es ell res
peto y veneraci6n que aquella buena
gente tuvo cuando Sc representaba ul
paso que llamamos 'Posadas," pues
para la hora que Sc habfa anunciado
que comenzarfa ell programa, la pla-
zuela y calle que da al frente de la
casa residencia del Sr. Dolores San
chez, Sc vefa atestada del immense
gentfo, que en- frenetico entusiasno
aguardaban la salida de los que ha-
bfan de representa- San Jose y a
la Virgen Maria y los humildes pas
torres. lSalido que hubo la pastorela
de la casa del Sr. Sanchez, Sc diri-
gieron la primer casa que habfa 81
do designada como la primera para
que Sc negara la posada los humil-
des peregrinos. Ell recibimiento en-
todas Y cada una de las casas en- quo
Sc pidieron las posadas fue uno que
tai vez la persona que los asign0 no
podrfa haber hechO un escogimient0
mas acertado, porque en- todos esos
hogares Sc vic brillar en- todo su ex-
plendor la luz del cristianismo y ell
cello de verdaderos cat6licos. Siento
mucho no haber adquirido los nom-
bres de las personals que tanto Sc dis
tinguieron en- esa OCCASION, pero GUAM
do este escrito llegue a sus manos,
hallaran que solo me faltan palabras
para mostrarles mi gratitud. Tarl-
bien a los miembros de la Union Fra
ternaI de Ayuda de la L6gia de Ce-
rrillos, Y muy especialmente su diga
no presidente j. ID. Espinoza, extien-
do por medic de este escrito mis- mas
gracias por Ell tratamiento
cortes la afabilidad con que nos re-
cibieron. habiendose tenido la repre-
sentaci6n de 'Los Pastores' en- ell sa-
lon de reuniones de la Union Frater-
nal de Ayuda, en- donde ellos tomaron
una parte muy activa para acomodar
a los concurrentes, asi es que sin
exception, doy las gracias a todos los
que nos acompanaron, sintiendo sola-
mente mi amigo Justiniano Sando.
val, que lie rrob6' ell diablo una pier
ma de carne (?)
Su servidor, H
FELIPE sALAZAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
oTRo ANGEL MAS.
sERNARDITA EsrELA.

El dfa de Enero, 1918, falleci6 en-
la residencia de sus padres, en- la Ca
lle de Aqua Fria, la primorosa ninita
6ERNARDiTA EsTELA HERRERA,
hija del Sr. Amarante Herrera lie
la Sra. Maria OLYMPIA o. de Herrera,
la temprana edac e 2 afios.7 meses
habiendo nacido ell 20 de Mayo de
1915.
El hogar de sus padres queda triste
con la separation del idolatrado ange.
Tito que era su encanto, Y quedan.
ademas de sus padres, ell nifito Cos
mite, de cuatro meses de edad. va
mas antes, los padres de esta nifiita
habfan tenido que lamentar la sepa-
racion de otra nihita de nombre Ber-
nardita Lourdes, que fallecio hace 5
amos, v hoy vuelven a verse envuel-
tos en- tristeza.
El funeral tuvo lugar ell dfa II en-
la Iglesia de Guadalupe de esta ciu-
dad, las A de la tarde, habiendo es-
tado muy concurrido por los parien.
tes amigos de la familia.
La familla desea dar por medic de
estas lineas las gracias todas las
personals que Sc sirvieron acompa.
fiarlos durante la enfermedad, velorio
y funeral de la niiita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
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Aparentemente, no Sc ha decidido
todayfa un curse definitivo por ell en-
perador aleman Y sus consejeros, Pc
ro ell discurso sobre asuntos extran-
ieros ell cual debfa haber pronunciado
| el Canciller Won Hertling ante ell
comite central del Reitchstag, ha si-
do aplazado.
Los pan-alemanes contin1an en- su
campai1a en- contra del Secretario de
Relaciones exteriores Won Kuehlman,
y los socialistas han Tornado al parti-
do Fatherland, compuesto de pan-ale-
names, que aplacen las 1untas fa-
vorables a anexaciones.
/ Sc ha declarado por un amigo de
los pan-alemanes, Conde Reventrlow,
que ell movimiento en- favor de la paz
en- Alemania es fuerte y esta forma-
do de socialistas, un gran ndmero de
liberales y clericales Y muchos diplo-
maticos.
Dicen que los submarines estan solo
dIatando la paz-
Sc dice que estas facciones tienen
la creencia de que la campaha de los
submarines puede solo dilatar la paz
pero no puede matar de hambre la
entente.
Las instrucciones dadas los re-
presentantes alemanes en- Brest4lta-
vsk no han sido cambiadas seg1n Sc
ha anunciado oficialmente en- ell Rel
chstag.
fMientras los leaders alemanes es-
tan indeeisos acerca del curse que
deban seguir en- las negociaciones dc
paz con Russia, eI partido del trabajo
britanico ha publicado un mensaje al
pueblo russo sosteniendo ell principle
de propia determination de los pue-
bios de no-anexaciones para ell inn
perio britanico. Tambien Sc apela a
los pueblos de Alemania Austria
Hungrfa a que sostengan la polftica
de determination propia y no-anexa-
clones
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17

Roma, Enero l4.-EI "Osservatore
Romano comentando otra vez acer-
ca de las aseSeraciones del Presiden-
te Wilson ! del Primado Lloyd Geor-
ii rscucysia nv dparcialidad de "a
Santa Sede tfaVes de toda la que
ira. ff
'Ciertamente," dice el peri0dico, ei
cual es eI organo del vaticano, La
Santa Sede ha visto con satisfaction
legftinla que ell Presidente Wilson y
Ell Primado Lloyd George ponen 30
mo bases de una possible negotiation
de paz y del future arreglo de la Eu-
ropa, los mismos puntos contenidos
en- la sdplica del Padre Santo, de, Ill
tinio mes de Agosto, acerca de las
necesidades de los pueblos beligeran-
tes.
iEsos puntos fueron intentados, no
como un tratado de paz concrete, ST.
no como los puntos fundamentales
para empezar las negociaciones."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17

Nuestro amigo, Sr. Alexandra Mon
tez nos participa que al regresar dc
la boda de su hiio, que tuvo lugar Ell
Dernalillo, principles de la semana
pasada. entire dicho lugar de Bernaii
llo y ell pueblo de San Felipe, Sc le
perdi6 un velfz con ropa, que Sc cayd
Gel bogue en- que venfa rumbo a esta
capital 81 alguna persona 10 ha en-
contrado, sfrvase devolverlo D,
Alexandra Monies, Santa Fe. N. M, Q
dirigirlo esta imprenta. Una sefal
para que sepan que es Ell veliz de que
SO trata, es que dentro del mismo, a.
demas de 10 ropa mencionada, vienc
I'm paquete de invitaciones del ma
trimonio, las que habfan de haber ST.
do devueltas esta oficina, a causa
de que hubo un error en- elias y las
vclvimos a imprimir.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
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Enero 14.-Un despacho al Times
procedente de Odesa, describe los de
s0rdenes en- Sebastopol, en- los cuales
62 oficiales navales fueron asesinadoa
en- los dos dias de carnicerfa en- los
que Sc resucitaron los horrores del
Kronstadt. Sc agrega que los mas
de los que fueron muertos eran miem
bros del comite que en- 1912, bajo el
antique regimen, tuvieron una inyes-
tigacion acerca de los marinos rebel
des de la union revolucionaria, la que
result6 en- la ejecuci0n de muchos ma
rineros en- ell destierro de muchos
otros. FL asunto, aparentemente es-
taba olvidado, pero Sc ha trafdo ha-
cia los que fueron responsables, a
los cuales Sc les crefa merecedores de
la pena de muerte. Sc ma reportado
en- Odessa que Ell ndmero de oficiales
muertos es mayor que 62.
La poblaci6n de Kilia, en- la boca
del Danubio, la que ha sido llamaia
la Venecia rusa, dice otro despacho
al Times, fue saqueada durante los
dias festivos de la Navidad, mientras
los soldados estuvieron alojados allf
Muchas parties de la poblaci6n fueron
quemadas, incendiando los revoltosos
los edifioios despues de haber saquea
do las tiendas. FL trabajo' fue hecho
acknowledgements, 10 que manifesto
que hubo preparation. La pcblacion
hayo atevrorizada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-17
oEFuNcioN.

Gobernador, N. NJ, Enero 7, 1918.
Sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano''
Permftame un espacio en- su apre-
ciable semanario para dar publication
a 10 siguiente:
Que como las 5 y media de la ma
mana del dfa 81 de Diciembre, cuando
eI angel del Senior reson6 su VOC, la
que sumisos acatamOs y nos entrega-
NOS ese divine decreto, entreg6 su
leila alma, con toda tranquilidad y
resignation cristiana fe que emana
Gel corazon, mi querida esposa MER-
CEDES M. FERNANDEZ, la tenn
prana edad de IS amos y 8 meses. Su
T1uerte vino a cOnsecuencias de una
terrible fiebre que apenas dur0 IL
dias. dejando para regar la terra con
lagrimas de amargura, a su descon-
solado esposo Jose f. Fernandez, y
su padre madre que le sobreviven
d. Francisco "A. Martinez y Diia. Re-
fugio G. Martinez, y un gran numero
de hermanos y hermanas parientes
y ademas dos nifias chiquitas a quien
la naturaleza las ha separadO de 81
madre mas fiel y leal y fiel sus de-
beres y de coraz0n magnAnimo y de
caricias mas alhagiiefas, y ell sol de
la felicidad para su esposo para to-
da la familia; lloraIi con desconsue-
10 quien fue su amor encanto, sus
desconsolados huerfanos Refugito y
Maria de la Luz Mercedes. M
Su cuerpo fle velado dos noches Y
siendo una de esas noches velada en-
la casa de la Sra. Ruben g. Gomez,
en- ell Dulce, N. NJ, por 10 cual danes
sinceras gracias tanto a ella como
toda la familia y a todos los que nos
acompafiaron Que ell alma de la H.
NADIA tenga su descanso eterno en- ia
de los justos.
Respetuosamente,
JOSE F. FERNANDEZ.