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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30
(Ciag dalsZy.1

- A zatcm zkad tie przeczucia?
- zapyta} Michal, - to co cyga-
lie m6wia najczesciej sieniespraw
dza. ME masz zatem powodu Dire
czyc sic przeczuciami, kt6re sic nj
gdv ME spclnia.
-Czy znasz HISTORIC mego stry
la Antala Subri? - zap.yta1 do
v"lca rozb6jnikow. ME odpowia-
dajac Ia tie slowa.
Nichal zaprzcczyl.
- Anta]: moi stryj, - opowia-
da] rozbojnik, - byl dowodca IL
cznp:j handy biednych chlopc6w.
PrZrd dwudzicstu laty wszyscy pc
vtarZali .jcgo nazwisko, a re by1
pirkny. vice Wszystkie kobiety 0
min marzy}y. Me bede ci opoWia-
dial jcgo czyn0w. DO %zabraloby to
zbyt wiele czasu, powiem tylko,ze
ME nalczal on do ludzi znajduja-
Cvrh przyjemnoSc w rozlewaniu
krvi. OwSZem zabronil swoim lu-
dziom zabijac j najsurowiej kara}
przckracZajacvch ten roZkaZ. Pro
wadzil tylko wojne Il zydami i Z
bo4aczami, lynn sposobem zdobyf
Snbie nietylko Shave ale sympa-
I've >zczeg6]niej II kobiet. Niejedna
noe przepedzi} Il stop pieknych
pan / w calym kra ju wiedza, re
raz przvbyl do zamku baronowej
Nandivi i proSil ja, ably L MIN po-
dzirliIa Witczcrzr. BaronoWa ka-
zala za>tavic stol najpiekniejszem
Srchrem. Pc vieczerzy Antal po-
pro>il icj O picrscionek ma pamiat
Ike, a SluZbr jcj >uto obdarzy}.Zda
~rzenir to stale sic gloSncm W ca
lynn kruju. wsZndzie mowiono 0
pieknvm. dzielnym zbojcy Antolu
Suhri. wiele pieknych pan Wzdy-
chalo don lego. Szczcgolniej pew
IA hrabianka, kt6rcj nazviska z
viadomych mi przyczyn zamilcze
praynela koniecznic widziec 60.
Moi Strvj Original o tenn VIA
domoSSc cd pcwncgo csikosa, kto-
nv bywa} W zamku ojca hrabian-
Xxi j postanowil ia zobaczyc.
Pcvnego dnia hrabianka 1rma
iechala przcz puszcze, zaprzezona
czterema wspanialemi konmi ka--
roca i zdziwila sic niezmiernie ,gdy
zuchwa}y rozb0jnik ukazal sic
tuz PREY powozie i rozkazal woz'
nicy stanac.
Hrabianka krzykne}a, zadrza-
la. by}a blizka omdlenia, gdy An.
tai wskoczy1 Ia stopien powozu.
- Me drzyj i ME lekaj sif
mnie, piekna PAM, rzek miekkln
melodyjnym g1osem, spojrz NJ
mnie, jestem Antal Subri, ktore-
90 widziec pragne}as.
- Precz nedzniku! zaWofa
la hrabianka, ME chcac sic przyz
rae do zajecia, jake w niej bu-
dill rozb6jnik, - ustap poz1Xo
nj przcjechac!
- Me tax predko, piekna pan
- odrzekl Antal spokoj nie,- pr
en; twoj obraz wyryc w sWoJen
sercu. pragne pocalowac twa pi
kna raczke i dopiero wtedy odej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30

Jczeli jest.,s przeprocowary,
cz,jesz sic niechecorym albo sla
bowitym, albo gdy ME mozc;c
:jcsc albo spac, WEI lepiej Hollis
terra Rocky Mountain her|aty,
,dzywi Gle, wyczysci krew, Cd
sviczy i ureguluje zoladck ia
wan apetyt i ser. Prawdziwa Wlo
SIENNA medycyna 35c. W IN iejs--
kiej apiece. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30

1905 %s.@@@E.5% +@r&. &&sZeas#S- sSs-
k6w widziei.
Po1noc jjuz oddaWna minela,gdy
chlopi oddalili sic 2 obozoWiska
rozb6jnik6w i " obozoWisku TEN
bylaby niezawodnie zapanowala
cisza nocy, gdyby peWne oznaki
ME wskazywaly, ze v Fuired ga
sz1o COS nadzwyczajnego.
Rozb6jmicy spostrzegli, ze szapa:
lono tam liczne swiat1a i re ludzie
z tenn swiatlami chodza pc linii
kolejnej.
Bylo. prawdopodobnem, re ruch
ten mial ma celu poszukiWanie
rozb6jnik6w.
Me zastana mas nieprzyggoto
wanych - srzeA Janosz do sWo-
ich ludzi, - dalej chlopcy zajmij-
my dogodna pozycye!H
- S4EE- 1919 -H
Gala banda rozbojnikoW stane-
Ia pod bronia.
Nastepnie postanowiono wyslae
czterech ludzi ma zwiady, co wy
-wolac moglo ruch pandur6W W
Fuiredzie i jaka jest. ich sila.
Janosz zaleci1 i'm, zeby unikali
walki zeby powrocili "a dwie go
dziny z wiadomosciami.
= Jezeli zechcesz, mozesz mice
PREDICT te wiadomosc!- odezwal
sic w tej chwili CLOS z blizkosci.
l Rudy Jur wyszedf z krakow,
" kt6rych sic znajdowal cd kWa-
Gransa.
- ia moge wan wyjasnic, =
rzekl, = co macy ten ruch i te
swiat1a.
- Kto jestes, czfowieku co Gle
tn sprowadza? = zapyta} Janosz
przystepujac do niego, NOW ma
tychmiast, jezeli ME many uwa--
zac Gle "a szpiega!
Pc takiem wezwaniu jerry bez
ogr6dek powiedzial praWde ban
dytom:
Opisa} i'm w .krotkich s}oWach
swoja dzialalnosc w Wiedniu, che
lpiac sic z tego, re byl przywodca
licznej handy, opowiedzial swoja
ucieczke i zajscie W wagonie kolel
= Odwazylem sic wyskoczyc 2
wagonu.. : konczyf swoje opoWla
DAME - i ocalenie swoje zaWdzle
exam tylko temu, re upadefm ia
trzesawisko. Og}uszyl mnie wpra-
wdzie troche upadek, ale .mysl,
re przesladowcy moi przybyWszy
do Fuired puszcza sic. "a nina W
pogon, przywroci}a mi przytom--
nose, wygrzebalem sic z trzesawls
ka, znalazlem moja torbe jestem
tutaj got6w, jezeli bedzie potrze-
ba, walczyc wraz z wami przeciw
ko pandurom.
Rudy Jur, ktoremu, jak widzi-
my, s~zczescie nadzwyczaj sprzyJa
10, wypowiedzial to wszystko Pc
vegiersku tak-zywoi plynnie, re
zachwycil rozb6jnik6W.
Podejrzenie, kt6re pierwotnie
przeeciw MENU powzieli roproszy.-
10 sic zgodzili sic chetnie ma po-
zostawienie 60 miedzy SODA.
Janosz osswiadczy1 z duma, re
zadaniem jego zycia jest bronze
przesladowanych j przyslagi, ze
Rudemu Jurowi, dop0ki bedzie' W
eronie biednych chlopcow WHO'S z
glowy ME spadnie, a zarazem po-
viedzial mu o zamierzonym ma
paddle ma zamek Telekihaza.
Jerry us1yszawszy to nazwlsko,
zerwa} sic jak zelektfyzoWany ]
zawofal:
Ten 1otr jest tutaj.. vice u
ciek1 tn z Wiesdniag! No temu ME
MONA darowae, MECH przypiac1
ciezko figla, kt6rego nam wypia-
tai.
| Jerry, kt6ry jak wiadomc
sam zdradzi1 swoieh wspolnikow
posy}ajac ich=do will Marbachs
tylko pc to, zeby ich w!y4apafa pc
llicya, oskarzyl hrabieggo Jedynlt
idla podszczueia przeciWko menu
rozb6jnikow, re to on tax zgrab
nie sic urzadzil, IL pfawie mkt
rspadajacych ME uszedf cato 2 q
sadzki:
Rozumie sic, re to opowiadanl'
osiagne1o swoj eel.
Bandyci uwazali teraz hrabieg
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30


sWoich w1asnych W%sp6lbracii pr
,przysiegi mu straszna zemste.
w przypuszczeniu, re hrabis
Marbach znajduje slew Telekihs
/, "a, postanowiono nieodwolalnit
,,zrobic- napad ma zamek nazajutr;
!. rano, naturalnie " toWarzystWit
Jerzego.
sUmowiono sic. wszystkie szcze
g6ly.
Janosz mial pod swojemi rozka
zami dostateczna liczbe ludzi zde.
cydowanych, m6gl wreszcie W "a.
! zie potrzeby Emusic ch4op6wmiejs
lcoWych, azeby mu pomagali, spo.
dzieWano sic zatem najlepszego
skutkH.
w odleglosci godziny drogi do
Fuired; ma pagorku okrytym ge-
stym lasem, Wznosi sic starozyt-
ny zamekT elekihaza.
Wee jego widzialne So dale.
ko nietylko W okolicy, ale nawet
Ia drodze z Preszburga do Pesztu
j "a ezas6w rozb6jniczego rycer-
silva musial bye postrachem kup-
COW przebywajacych te droge.
Nastepnie przestal bye groz-.
nym i podr6zni bez obawy spogla
dali ma jego wieze i injury, kt6re W
roku 1858 wytrzymafy szturm
wojsk tureckich Kara Mustafy,
maszerujacego na Wieden.
w czasach, W ktorych sic po-
wiesc nasza odbywa, zamek Tele
kihaza zamieszkaly byl wy1acz--
ME przez nielicznych oficyalistow
obecnego w1asciciela, hrabiego
Marbacha.
Mieszkancy zamku,z wyjatkiem
rzadcy, zostaja W dobrych stosun
kach z w1oScianami z Telekihaza,
przynajmniej pozornie! ich sto-
sunk wzajemne ME pozostaWiaja
nc do zyczenia i tylko cd czasu
do czasu bywaja zak}ocone przez
grubsze wybryki administrators.
Cz1owiek ten wyciska podatki z
nieublagana surowoscia i przez to
sciagnaf IA siebie nienawisc ME
szkancoW.-
Niejedna klatwe i niejedna po-
grozke, zemsty WHOLESOME Juz
przeciw MENU, gdy przejezdza{
przez wies, MONA zatem przypu-
szczac, re w1oscianie ME przeciW
temu mice ME beda, re Janosz u
kaze sic, azeby' ukarac rzadce, a
zarazem zrabowac zamek.
Mieszkancy zas zamku niezaWo
dnie zachowaja sic W czasie naJs-
cia spokojnie, ME beda przeszka
dali rabusiom, a W koncu moze
i'm navel zaczna pomagac.
Me bawiac sic jednak W domy-
sly pod w~zgledem usposoblenla
nieszkancow, udajmy sic tam
wprost, azeby sic przekonac, czy
przvpuszczenie, IL hrabia Mar
bach Jest wlasnie W zamku, pole
ga ia rzeczywistosci, czy ia bic
die.
u Wioski Telekihaza dochodzl-
nv do zamku lezacego ia wzgo--
rzu droga wijaca sic W kllka zWro
tow, i W ciagu polgodziny stale.
! my pred wielka Drama, przez kto
ra wchodzimy ma obszerne, drze,
wami wysadzane podworze. ia
ktorem spotykamy zaraz znaJome.
90 nam, ale ME hrabiego Marbach
tylko Hiszpana.
POSTAL on, .jak nam wiadomo
przywieziony tutaj z rozkazu hra
/, Diego i bawi jjuz cd dni kilku,
LAX sic latwo domyslec, jest "
bardzo ponurem usposobienlu.
Towarzysz jego podr6zy starry
sekretarz Marbach, oswiadczy:
mu, re ME tax predko bedzie vol
nym, re jest uwieziony W zamku
a zarazem zalecil, azeby sic cache
wal spokojnie i odwaznie znoslf L
sy, na ktore go skazala meubfa-
galna koniecznosc.
Mona sobie latWo wyrazlc, ia
Ike wrazenie to oswiadczenle zro
billy ma namietnym Hiszpanie.
Podczas podrozy 2 Wiednia d
Wegier pocieszal sic Oh nadziels
re hrabiemu idzie tylko 0 to, alb
go wywiesc daleko z miejsca dzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30

Pojdz, jestes ty doktorem kto-
r. :eczy zapo .anic zalwa"alea'e:
albo H%oll1stcr'a Rocky Mountain
h:rbata? w m~iejss::v. apiece Osl
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
LET US PAY HIS DEBT

Our homes we're not burned,
our children butchered, our wiz
es and sweethearts violated.
No! that all happened to Bel
guim, Serbia, Poland and above
all to Armenia, Syria, and other
Eastern Countries who stood in
the way Of Turkc- German.
And only because this murder
GUS march across the world was
halted, did our country escape
invasion and devastation.
For which we are thankful.
But how thankful in proport-
ion to our Bank account?
Honestly, is it asking too much
Of us five them a mere fraction
Of what we might have lost?
Please hand your contribution
to Mr.. j. Florsheim, Roy N. M.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Horses Shot

Last Saturday night someone
shot and killed two horses be-
longing to Rev. Howell, of Mo
fax, and shot an eye out Of a
mare belonging to Irwin Ogden
Jr. and also a burro belonging to
Rev. Howell. Mr.. Howell and
Mr.. Ogden had been to Mills and
were unable to get home that
night and when they got home
and found the horses missing
they went in search Of them and
fonud they had been driven from
a feed stack a mile or more fur
ther from home and then shot
where no one could hear the
shots and where it might cast
suspicion on parties who it is
known had nothing to do with it.
The animals had been at large
only once before this winter and
that by accident. so there was nc
just proyocation for the crime.
Rev. Howell is left short OF
teams for his summers farming
and the financial loss is serious.
They intend to leave no stone un
turned to locate the criminal and
bring him to justice which should
be done for a man who will shoot
stock when he has every chance
to recover damages for feed des-
troyed, is a dangerous citizen
and should not be allowed to run
at large.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Traister Sent Up

The trial Of D. G. Traister. ex
postmaster at De Haven, N. M.
ena charge Of embezzling money
from the Office, held at Albuquer
pue last Saturday resulted in con
Eicition and he was sentenced by
Judge Neblett to l8 months in
the Federal Prison at Fort Leav-
enworth Kansas. His son, Dew
eo Traister, who was on trial as
an accomplice with his fathe
was fully exhonorated by the
jury from any blame in the case.
We are sorry for Clint. He
was a good Indian in many ways
but he would take chances that
few men would and took one too
many.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Bradley News

Most everybody in this COM
munity is putting up ice. Much
ice-cream is predicted for next
summer.
There will be an election at the
Bradley SCHOOL, house next Satur-
day Jan. 25th to vote on bonds
to build a good School-house.
Mrs. Don Bradley has returned
from Dawson where She spent
the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Highlands.
Don looks better fed and was
tired Of patching.
The Heiman Bros. have again
started work on the Albert Hill
road after a months delay on ac-
count OF the snow.
School is progressing nicely
again since the weather modera-
ted
Mrs. Jim BEEN is on the sick
list this week.
Charles Sanger has returned
to Ration.
Ralph r. Hazen was elected
Justice Of the Peace and Jas. w.
JohnsonJr Constable Of this
precinct.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Barbe Shop Sold

Another business change in
Roy this week places the Roy
Barber Shon under the owner
ship and management Of ]. E.
Wildman. Mr.. S. H. jenkins,
who instituted the business and
has so successfully conducted it
for tie past few yeart, finds it
necessary on account of his heal
tn to seek a lower altitude, and
the weeks he has spent recently
at-the hosaital has confirmed the
necessity for a change. He is
remaining as Barber until Mr..
Wildman can secure another bar
ber; when he win return to Ark
ansas and his family, as Mrs.
Jenkins cannot live in this alti-
tude and has been obliged to re-
main at their home.
Mr.. Wildman hopes to conduct
the business in the same manner
as it has been in the past and
will have a clean, orderly pool
hall and soft drink stand along
with the barbershop, thus max
ing a very convenient Club room
for the men who need a place to
spend a social evening.
We regret the necessity which
compels Mr.. Jenkins to leave but
are glad the shop has fallen into
good hands,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Democrat Daily

]. J. Roche, of Albuquerque,
was in town this week securing
backers for new Democratic
Daily to be started in AlbuqIer-
que soon. Many Democrats sign
ed up for a few shares in the
venture in order to help start it
along.
Properly edited with the best
brains Of the Democratic party
in the state and left alone by the
crooked element, it should be a
good thing and aid materially in
the election two years hence.
We are banking a lot more on
the present Legislature and the
new Governor and his appointees
and other machinery of the pre-
sent administration to drive the
State to Democracy than we are
on this new paper to lead them
to it.
If the Legislature will try to
legislate in line with the program
the Governor has laid down, and
all live up to their expressed i
deals and those who are govern
ed despite their politics use a lar
ge mantle of charity, and make
the very best Of it we shall have
an era Of prosperity and good
will. We are still hoping for the
best.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
RELY ON YOURSELF

When great Calico proclaimed
that the world
In regular orbit was ceasely
whirled,
Anb got-not a convert for all
of his pains,
But only derison and prison and
chains,
1T moves, fox all that" was his
answering tone
For he knew, like the Earth, he
could go it a,one.
When Kepier, with intellect
piercing afar,
Discovered the laws of each plan
ct and star,
And Doctors, who ought to have
lauded his name,
Derided his learning, and black,
ened his fame.
~ can watt he replied, "tillthe
truth you shall own
For he felt it in his heart he
could go it alone.
In battle or business, whatever
The game,
In law or in love, it is always the
same;
In the struggle for power, or the
scramble for pelf
Let this be your motto Rely on
yourself.
For whether the prize be a rib
bon or throne
The victor is he who can 90 it Al
lone.
John G. SAKE.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Sisters School

Rev. FIR. Felix Vachon called
Monday to tell US that a letter
from Sister Camille, written from
Wisconsin. announced that she
will be here Feb. End. with the
Sisters who are to take charge
of the School here. They want
the house warmed up and some
things necessary for their needs
on arrival and ask him to attend
to the preliminaries.
They will prepare to start the
School about Sept. list, and will
apend the intervening time in
getting ready for it. There is
much to do yet in carrying out
the plans for this institution
which will be credit to the
town.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
RECORD AGES FOR HORSES
Many Have Lived Far Beyond What
is Generally Considered Their
Allotted Span.

Ruben, farmer ofsa small town in
New Hampshire, tells of a new kind
Of conservation. In his neighborhood
are four horses in active service,
though all over twenty years of age.
He has one himself hard upon" TWEEN.
ty-four years. A farmer neer by has
another which is close to thirty. Two
others in the vicinity are around the
.Quarter-century mark. AS he says it
is only in a rural community, where
they cherish the horse. almost like a
member of the family, where one could
expect to find sich a record Even
there this demonstration Of longevity
is striking.
Nevertheless, the oldest horse that
the Nonad ever saw was in the sery-
Ice Of the New York city surface
railway system. This horse was, 1T
the time when the Nomad was ac-
CuaiAted with him, actually fortytwo
years old and he lived two years
longer. He had been a street-caf
horse on New York pavemcnts, and
then was used as a "hill horse" or
extra puller, on slopes, and then, when
he became about thirty years old, was
retired on a pension, spending most Of
his time in dignifed ease in a box
stall and he lived on In This way, ap-
nprently without a pain or an ache,
until he was forty-four. All this can
be proved and authenticated from the
documents.
The Nomad's own old saddle horse,
Brownie. lived to be thirty-odd-no one
l:new exactly how many more years
there were than thirty-but thirty
we're authenticated, and he was a
grown horse when the count began.
Brownie looked round and smooth
even after thirty, but his legs were like
sticks, and his interest in life, beyond
grass, was slight.-The Nomad in
Boston Transcript.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

l.. e. Deubler purchased the J..
H. Lille homestead near Solano.
last week, 1--WE hate to state the
price, and will add it to a farm
he already owned adjoining and
making a good section farm Of it.
Lafe will have a sale soon and re-
organize his affairs. He came
here with a bicycle a few years
ago and has made good from the
start.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

Row needs some more houses
10 rent, and needs them badly.
There would be many more fam
lies living here if there were
houses to live in, Hauling in a
few claim shacks helps a little
but he who builds some really
fit-to-live-in cottages will be a
public benefactor and at the
same time make good money
renting them.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

A meeting of the Village
Trustees and Board Of Health,
called spicallY to confere with the
Heath officer, Dr. 7. F. Self,
Tuesday morning and after delib-
GRAFTON directed that the Plum
ee Hospital be quarantined for
Small Pox. What is believed to
be the disease developed there
some time since butt was in a
very light form and not POSITIVELY
declared to be smallpox.
There are now four typical
cases, identified by the Health Of
ficer and affirmed by others and
hence the quarantine order. We
will watch closely for signs of
the spread of the disease and
continue to hope that there has
been no other exposures that are
not immunized.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

J. E. Wildman, called Monday
and showed us two bank drafts
for 81, 600 each from the Aetna
Life Insurance Co, Of Hartford
Conn, for which he is agynt,
covering a So, 600 policy held by
the late Frank Lusk. This is a
quick settlement and q credit to
the Company making it, as well
as pleasing to their local agent,
and gratifying to the beneficiar-
les. Frank also still had his sol
diers Insurance Of $5, 900 which
comes to his parents in INSTALL
ments.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

THE Farmers Cafe" is the
name Of the new eating house in
Roy. 1t starts this week with
Mrs. 7, A. Smith, as proprietor
and manager. It is located in the
building formerly occupied by
the late Alfredo Lucero, with his
Gem Saloon, in the Great West
erniBlOck and will be a material
addition to the Hotel facilities of
the town which have been mad
equate for a long time. We hope
they meet with success in the
venture and tnat we may soon be
able to boast of instead Of apollo
gizing for our accommodations
for ttanscients,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

Miss Dorthy Gibbs led a very
interesting session of the Chris
tian Endeavor Sunday evening,
following the plan of having all
extemporaneous talks from as
signedssujects.
Next Sunday evening, Messrs.
Rual Wade the Clyde Grove will
lead with an original program.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

The New Mexico School Of
Mines has issued a Bulletin Civ
ing a history of the development
Of the mining of manganese in
the state. It is very interesting
and should be read by those who
are interested in steel production
or mining. 1t can be had by
writing to the School of Mines
Soccrro N, M.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

Ernest Cochrane, former prin-
ters Devil in this shop, came
home Friday from Goodnight
Oklahoma and came d wn to Roy
horseback Saturday 0 see old
friends. He IS a great big lob
ster now, weighs 40 lbs. and
looks well fed. lie has been
working in a store for some time
ailer beingdenied the privilege
Of Joining the Army.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

John Weisner Jr. has made ap-
plication for final proof on his
claim. He has been here for over
three years tho it don't seem SO
long and he has all the residence,
improvement and cultivation on
his 24O anyone could ask for.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

The Picture Show and program
for the Near East fund Thurs
day night was a great success.
The War Pictures we're espically
fine and gave the audience a hint
as what wa is, The music was
good and the 4-minute speeches
were snappy to the point. The
program lasted tiA midnight and
the house was filled to the limit.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

John J. Kelly, Grand Lecturer
of the Grand Lodge of N. N. A.
F.& Am. arrived in Roy Mon
day for a session Of training for
the officers Of the New Lodge.
1t was such an in-opportune time
that he was persuaded to come
another time and arrange to
visit Las Vegas now and come to
Roy later wher weather and
roads'will permit Of getting cut
to the meetings.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

Miss Shirley Nutter. of Albu-
querque, sends us a check and
will still read theS A, Her bro
ther, D. S. Nutter, and family
have all had the Flu while visit
ing her on his return from the
Army and she has been a busy
caring for them and keeping
books for the Hawkins Grocery,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Roy, at DR.. Self's
Sanatorium in Roy Saturday mite.
It's chances for Ii e were mea-
gre and it died Wednesday night.
The mother is recovering nicely
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

C. ]. Leonhard, of Mills went
to, ,Solano on the train Sunday
and walked out to the ]. s. Hor-
ton ranch south of town on buis-
ness He returned home Monday
on the train.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25
Soldiers Return

c. A. Breckenridge and John
Bauler, two soldier boys from up
near Newton School-house, aIr.v
ed home Tuesday from overseas
They had been in France two or
three months and were ordered
to the front the day before the
armistice was signed, 50 they
just missed getting into action.
They arrived in the U. S. a week
ago and were mustered out from
Fort Bliss Texas. They are lobk-
ing fine and have had an exper-
ience worth a college education
during the past year.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-25

There are a number of estray
horses somewhere that the own
ers would like to get track Of.
If you know Of any let US know
and we viii depend on the own
ers to pay for advertising them.