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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
Para SantO Domingo

Ell vapor Marina" condujo los 81
guientes pasajeros:
Francis Rankin, Gladys Rankin,
Jose Aguirre, Jose Perez, Benito Lo-
PEE, Charles F. Dawson, Albert D.
Boardman, Manuel Perez Blanco, Lu-
cas- Trias, Emilia Acevedo de Trias,
America Acevedo, Jose L. Jimenez,
Jose Torres, Deogracias Querol,
Agueda Aponte, Virginia Artau,
Crispin Lopez, Ramon H. Sanchez,
Felipe Berdeguer, Pedro E. Martf-
nez, Leocadia N. Torres, Iluminado
Martinez, Luis E. Martinez, Delio
Martinez, Joselino Martinez, Benja-
min M. Murphy, Meredith A. Clark,
F. H. Glanvilfe, Antonia Glsnville,
Arthur j. Harvey, Guy C. Swanson,
Hilda GIanville, Carmen Mojica, Jo-
sc L. Montanez, Rizala E. Risi, Isaac
Thomas, Tomas Hernandez, Augusta
Rubio, Henry Mason, NJ, A, Duccut,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
Rafael BaIseiro Davila
.Hiri6 graVemente a Su espOsa


FL cabo de la policia Rafael A. Co.
lon los guardias Leonardo Perez y
Jose F. Rodriguez, informan que ante
noche las tres cuarenta Y cinco mi
nut'os de la maiiana, en- ell sub-barrio de
Vista Allegro, ell sujeto Juan Solano,
alias Jibaro, penetr6 en- la casa de
su esposa Tomasa Mendizaba, y lie AGO
metio lie agredio con una navaja bar
bera, produciendole una herida incisa
profunda de veinte y cinco centimetros
de largo en- ell borde externo matelario
hasta la region parental izquierda, fue
curada de primera intencion en- La Sa-
la de Socorro y despu6s pas6 al Hos
pital EN- estado grave.
El Solano despu6s de haber cometido
ell delito, Sc dio la fuga v hasta la
hora en- que redactamos esta noticia,
no ha sido captlrado.
Por las investigaciones que Sc han
practicable, Sc ha sabido que Solano
tom6 tai resoluci6n por celos,
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TiradO contra una Verja

Aver en- la parada veinte cuatro
ell nifio Arturo Hernandez, de catorcc
amos, residente en- Santurce, Sc agarr6
del costado derecho del CAIRO electrico
numero treinta y tres guiado por ell
conductor Francisco Girona Y al lie
gar a una verja que estaba algo pc
gada La via del "trolley' Sc di0
contra ella causandose fuertes contu-
stones en- ell cuerpo, de las que fu6 Gu
rado en- la Sala de Socorro y despu6s
pas6 al Hospital en- estado grave.
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Una CaIta del Sr.
Rafael BaISeirO
Senor Director de GEL MUNDO".
Distinguido senior:

lie cstimare Sc sirva manifestar
en- su ilustrado diario que la m1sica
de la caricatura animada GEL Viaje
de los Congresistas" Disparos de
Mr.. Canon, de los Isenores Perez
Losada Diaz Caneja, ha sido com
puesta sola Y exclusivamente por ell
que suscriBe, sin que ning1n otro
compositor haya escrito para ella nj
una sola nota; 10 que hago constar
porque ha sido NAL informado el pc
riodico "PicaPica" al decir en- su
edicion del del corriente que la
musica de la citada revista es COM
puesta con la collaboration de los Sc
fiores Diaz Caneja y ell maestro To
rres; Y aunque para mi seria un ho-
nor escribir en- collaboration de estos
distinguidos amigos, quiero hacer
p1blico que la m1sica de la va cita-
da revista es mia desde la primera
nota hasta la Ultima.
Mil gracias, amigo Director, y
quedo su alto. S. S.,
Rafael Balseiro Davila'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
PTOgTama de Ia Ve|ada
del AteneO

Ell programa de la velada de esta
noche en- el Ateneo, las ocho y me-
dia en- punto, es como sigue:
1.-Seleccicnes musicales, piano,
por Mariana Feliu.
2.-"Responso Mimi, poesia de
F. Negroni Mattel, por el autor.
3.-"Noches de Santo Domingo,
poema en- prosa de Pascasio M. Gau-
tier, por ell autor.
4.pPoesias de Rafael Briceno Or
tega y Luis Llorens Torres, por sus
respectivos autores.
5.-"La Oraci6n del Pescador" le
ira de Llorens Torres Y musica de
f. Porrata Doria Y Abella Blanco,
cantada per el iltimo.
6.-"Canto de Esperanza y Amor
poesias de Arturo O'Neill Y Fernan-
do Torregrosa, por sus respectivos
autores.
7.-"Campanas Matinales'', poesia
de Jose Santos Chocano, recitada POI
Amelia Agostini.
8.-Breve discurso per Rafael Gui-
llermety.
9.-"La Borinquena", piano por
Mariana Feli1.
Ell obsequio entire las damas con-
sistira de dos ejemplares del libro
de versos titulado "Poemas Vespera
les", cuyo autor es ell poeta V. Rodri-
guez Rivera.
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RENNER SALE CON
DIRECTION A PARIS

VIENA, setiembre 7.-Oficial-
mente ha sido comunicada la no.
ticia de que ell DR.. Karl Renner,
Presidente de Ia Delegation aus
triaca, regresara hoy domingo a
Paris con ell proposito de firmar
ell Tratado.
Al DR.. Renner lie aguardan en-
la estacion de Saint Germain los
demas representatives de la dele
gacion austriaca, que han de es-
.tampar asimismo su firma en- ell
protocoio.
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"El Leviathan"
Sc encuentra q la
vista de New, York
GRANDES FIEsTAS EN-
HONOR DE LOS HEROES
(PoR CABLE INGLES)

NUEvA YORK, setiembre T.
Esta la vista ell vapor "Levia-
than, que cSnduce al general
Pershing, su .estado mayor y tro-
pas de Ia priEnera division del
ejercito, que lucharon bravamen-
tie en- Francia.
Las sirenas y las hocinas de los
buques en- puerto forman un ruido
ensordecedor saludando al caudi-
Ito, a los jefes y a los oficiales de
las tropas expedicionarias.
Mas de mil embarcaciones cor
banderas, surcan la bahia.
En- los momentos de cablegrafiar
zarpa de Sandy Hook una flota de
remolcadores, con ell Gobernador
del Estado Mr.. Smith, ell Alcalde
de New York, Mr. Hylan; ell Secre-
tario de la Guerra Mr.. Baker, ell
general Ms Maaus y bandas de
m1sica, para recibir los comba-
tientes. 49, ~
Ell aspecto de la bahia es gran
dioso e imponentissino.
Cerca de los muelles de Hobo
ken Sc han reunido mas de 100 mil
personas, para vitorear a los bra
vos militareS.
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Nuevos conbates
entire los espanoles
v ell moro 'Raisuli'

MADRID, setiembre 7.-El ge-
neral Fernandez Silvestre comu-
MICA al Gobierno que ACADIA de IL
brarse otra renida accion entire
los espanoles y los moros, que Sc
disputan la possession de un monte.
Las hordas del bandido Raisu-
Ii han tenido once muertos y un
n1mero considerable de heridos
y lesionados, y los espanoles un
muerto y dos heridos.
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ALEMANIA AUTORIZA A FOR
EAR LAS CAJAS DE HIERRO

BERLIN, setiembre 7.-El mi
nistro de Hacienda, debido a la
necesidad de conseguir recursos
con caracter urgentisimo que tie
ne la Administrator, ha autoriza
do a todos los cobradores de i'm
puestos para que registren los do
micilios y fuercen las cajas de HE
rro de las casas y firmas conner
ciales que juzguen sospechosos.
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La delegation aus
triaca Sc dispone a
firnar ell Tratado

VIENA, setiembre IA pesar
Gle la ola de indignation formada
n'todo ell pals con motive de las
condolences hunillantes que lie exi
je ell Tratado de Paz, ell gobierno
de la nueva Rep1blica ha decidi-
do firmarlo inmediatamente, para
salvar a la nacion de su total rui-
ma y aniquilamiento.
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MAURA Y LA CIERVA
QUIEREN UNIRSE

MADRID, setiembre Cont
n1an las activas gestiones de los
partidarios de don Antonio Mau
ra y de don Juan La Cierva, para
conseguir la intima union de to-
dos los conservadores.
Sc anuncia un mitin monstruo,
con tai motive, en- la Plaza de To-
ros de Madrid, al que asistiran
representatives de todo Espaiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
Brilante ESpsCtaCuIO
en- San Juan

Como sabcn nuestros lectores pasa-
do mafiana tendra efecto en- ell Tea'-o
ell concerto que ofrece la sociedad de
San Juan ell eminente violinista chile
no don Luis Palma.
Los amantes del arte ell publico
tendran oportunidad de oir uno de los
violinistas de mas pres;igio y de mas
fama en- e. orbe.
FL sefior Palma dedica su audicion a
la sociedad y la Prensa de San Juan,
con ell espontaneo' concurso de la nota-
BILE tiple sefiora Luisa Bonoris de Saave-
dra y ell niiio Rafael Padial. =.
He aqui ell programa del gran aeon
tecimiento artistico:
Pr 20 G r A M A
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Belgica sera pro-
tegida contra fu-
turas agresiones

L0NDRES, setiembre Los
grandes peri6dicos Evening" y
Standard" aseguran que los Es-
tados Unidos Inglaterra han
acordado en- definitiva garantir a
Belgica, empleando para clio 81
fuere precise todos sus reoursos
militares, para librarla de futuras
agresiones de parte del ex-Impe-
rio aleman.
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NoMBRAMIENTCS

Durante ell receso del senado, el Go
bernador ha nombrado a Herm6gene5
P. Vargas Rafael Alfonso de San Juan,
Y virgilio Davila, de Bayamon, miem-
bros de La Comisi6n de "Hogares Sc
guros; Rafael Wales Santos, Alcalde
de Naranjito Daniel Martinez
miembro del Concejo Municipal de Las
Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
MUERTE DE UN
EX-MINISTRo

MADRID, setiembre IA los
noventa amos ha fallecido ell ex-
presidente del Senado don Alejan
dro Groizard, emparentado con
ilustres y acaudaladas familias de
Sevilla y Cordoba.
Ell senior .Groizard ha sido Mi
nistro numerosas veces.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08
PARA CUBA

En- Mayaguez embarcaron en- Ell va
por Santiago de Cuba los siguientes pa
sajeros:
Consuelo Osor;o, Andrea Garcia, Car
men Menay, Maria Luisa Marin, Car
men Maria Capre, Casildo Diodonet, Mar
tin Lecler, Elvira Soto, Candido Toro
v Mercedes Jimenez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08

VIENA, setiembre 7.-Todos los
periodicos de Austria dedican vio-
lentas censuras a los terminus del
Tratado de Paz, considerandolo
altamente vergonzoso y depresivo
para la nacion.
El importantisimo peri6dico
"Neue Freie Presse" considera
Ell espiritu del Tratado como la
prosa mas perversa que ha sido
cscrita en- Ell curse del siglo vein
to. (Textual.)
Termina diciendo que el Proto-
colo de la Paz fue dictado sin te-
ner en- cuenta para NADIA ell dere-
cho y la justicia de sesenta mi
llones de habitantes, a quienes Sc
fracciona en- tribus.
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UN HOMBRE HERIDO.

Antonio Maldonado de veinte v
ocho amos, residente en- Santurce, fue
curado en- la Sala de Socorro de una
herida de tres centimetros en- la re-
gion tenar de la mano derecha.
Recibio esta herida con ell fleje de
una GAIA, en- la Drug Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-08

Antonio Nieves, Martin Navarro,
Fructuoso Garcia, Asuncion Herman
dez, Gervasia Lopez, Roberto Quifio-
mes, Laura /. Quinones, Francisco
Cuetara.
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PRIMERA PARTE

EhlNhIbA EAhI6 Il
Fantasia opera IL. Vieuxtem.
2.-a-Indian lament. Dvorack Kreis-
ler.
b-Hejre Keti. Hubay. Violin y
piano.
3.-Torna a Sorrento, Cancion can
tada por ell nifo Rafael Padial.
4.-Solo dc Violin.
5.-Aires Gitanos. Sarasate.
Violin y Piano.
SEGUNDA PARTE
1.-a-Reverie. Schuman.
b-Moto perpetuo. Ries.
2-Romanza cantada por la sonora
Luisa Bonoris de Saavedra.
3.-a-Romanza Andaluza. Sarasatc.
b-Habanera. Violin y Piano.
Ala Donna Mobile" del ''Ri
goletto'', cantada por Ell nifio Rafael
Padial.
s." Souvenir de Moscow. Wieni-
awsi.
6.-a-Jota Aragonesa. Sarasate.
BEL Ruisefior, vals. "a petit
ci6n) Halamp. Violin y Piano.
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Sentencla p0T asesinatO
Hemos recibidb el tclegrama 81
guiente:
"Humacao, Septiembre 6.
Ell MUNDO,

"En el dia de hoy Sc han presen-
tado acusaciones por el Fiscal del
Distrito, D. Domingo Massari, contra
Juan Cancio Rivera, de asesinato en-
primer grado, Y Felir Fuertes, pcr
el delito de violacion. Desde el dia
8 del corriente empieza disfrutar
licencia por dos meses el Sr. Massa-
ri. Ha sufrido una operacion de al
ia cirujia ell cabo Rafael -Alarcon.
SANTIAGO 2. MAUNEZ,
grin Corresponsal.
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CIUDAD MEXICO, setiembre 7.
Ell ex-presidente del Senado de
Mejico, general Alvarado, ha di-
rigido una carta alberta al pre-
sidente de la Republica, Venus
tiano Carranza, y los generates
Obregon y Gonzalez, excitandoles
a la union de todos los partidos
para lograr la pacificaci6n del pals
y solventar las deudas extranje-
ras.
"Solamente la union -declara
en- su manifesto ell general Alva-
rado-puede impedir la interven-
cion de los Estados Unidos y otras
naciones en- Mejico, y salvar al
pals de la ruina y ell desastre."
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PRECIos

Palcos con 6 entradas !. !. !. 81. 90
Lunetas con entrada :. :. -. ). 100
Entrada general :. :. :. :. 80
Balloon :. :. :. :. :. :. so
Galeria :. :, :. ...,.. :. :. .25
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Las condolences
del Tratado no sa-
tisfacen a Austria
vIoLENToS ATAQUEs DE
LA PRENSA DE VIENA
(PoR CABLE INGLEs

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, P. R. on sep. 7th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4s1 liz B. P. L. & Reg. 1913.
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Austria decide firrnar 81 Tratad0 de Paz
Belgica sera garantida contra nuevas agresi0nes
Un general mejjii-
cano quiere evitar
la ruina de su pals
PIDE LA UNION DE
TODOS LOS PATRIOTAS
(POR CABLE INGLES

(ROk CABLG MULES
True translation filed with the Post.
master at San Juan, p. r. on sep. 18th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4S1 liz B. p. L. & Reg. 1913.
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p R o c. R A M A
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-01

corps, engineer corps, etc, will have
a chance to take up trade, or work
at one so that when they leave the
army. they will have trade in which
they are well versed. and can prac-
tice with the proper remuneration in
civil life.
THE RESERVE
Our latest regular enlistment was
for seven years. three years active
ssrvice with The troops. at the end
1t vAiGA tsue sDlsSs the man de-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-01

and twenty-one must have an affida-
Wit registration card or some such
data, so as to show the recruitiSg
officer their actual age,
BENTFIT OF ARMY TRAINING
BY looking around amongst your
own acquaintance who have been in
the army. you cannot doubt but that
army training and life is a benefit
to young men. The majority of men
IN civil life work within doors, and
have very uttls opportunity for cut
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-01

siTes to reenlist, he was furloughed
to the reserve and remain on same
for four years. The present enlist
ment has no reserve feature. The
man at the end OF the one or three
year enlistment. may either reenlist
or sever entirely his relations with
the military establishment.
AGE LIMIT
The age limits for the present en-
iistments are flom eighteen to forty,
Men bstwess the eyes Or eighteen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-01

may have . call on you At any time
for military service
RECRUITING STATIONS
The Recruiting Stations tor this
district are located as follows: Salt
Lake City, Utah. Ogden, Utah, Provo.
Utah, Price, Utah, Boise, Idaho, Poe
atello. Idaho. Twin Falls, Idaho, and
Idaho Falls. Idaho. For Information
apply by letter or in person to your
nearest recruiting stAtiUE xEES
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door exercise. II the body is given
the proper exercise or the proper
chance for developent before It IS
matured, it will resist all kinds Of
work and tendencies towards disease
with which il may come in contact in
later years. The mems mind and
body are very closely related, II the
one Is not healthy and alert. the 9TH
er cannot be. Let Uncle Sam train
you mentally and physically while
you are at the developing age He
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-01
Don't start anything you can't finish

tmat we're ndyout o and
where rot
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Buy the neU Victory Bonds

They'll
eof
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Hart Schaffraer e Mars
clothes are another

YOU bbond clothes; both hghhe Victory Bonds
security The clothes awoo peecyp good interest," they
tailored ary styled they last long and back;
satisfaction t,a'' guaranteed sa N S' N' Finish TIKI
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12
THE COSMETIC OF THE INANINfATE.

III the of surfaces
GI am the world-old preserver.
Noah knew me- for he pitched the ark within and without
1.-THE Pharaohs sought adonment Tor their tomo
their mummies endure because conserve.
III am the Of the ancient Brtons their blue battle nue.
TBecause of the of the Sne Chapel defy eace
ment.
III am the keeper of the antique.
I'll am the servant of progress
TCoumbu found me bedecng the who watched MN
plant Ferdnands banner the shores Of New Spain and the
very sails his carayes resisted the elements OF the west
through my aid .
Ghe pioneers westward vending their way daubed the prae
schooners with my protection.
III am the royal robes Of civilizations monarchs Steel and Lum
ber. WI.
TThe taut wings Of the apane CLEAN under my protective
veneer
TThe suen dreadnaught and the hog transport pow the
seas mpervious to corroson because OF me.
III waterproofed your agents of destruction the bullet and the
she'll.
TThen drew the mercy Of conceang camOufage over
your hospitals.
II gsen on the homes the barns and the cement
surfaces.
TWhere life is, am alive.
Where death and decay set in absence hastens them
TAnd my mission is to preserve.
lTSaver of Surface, am PAINT
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12
MakingGood

S. FIoersheim and FredS.
Brown, President and Secretary
of the Northeastern New Mexico
Oil Co., returned Monday from
Santa Fe, where they filed incor-
poration papers for the Company.
They have secured leases to al
most a half a million acres of
land in a body here on this mesa
and it is the largest tract of
leased land in the state. They re-
port the State Land Office at San
ia Feis a regular bedlam and
many companies have represent
atives there trying to lease state
land and file their papers. Some
have waited for weeks and are
still waiting a chance to lease oil
land.
This home Company will pro-
ceed to advertise and sell stock
on its merits. They have already
sold enough stock to meet all ex-
penses and have a comfortable
| balance in the bank. Several
requests for stock have come in
by mail and wire.
They are going ahead perfect
ling their holdings and will very
soon have developement work
under way.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12
Trustees Meet

The Roy Village Trustees met
jim their regular session Monday
evening. After routine business
of paying bills and adjusting
minor administration matters,
they opened and read the bids
advertised for the water works.
There was but one bid on the
we'll and it by telegraph and not
very specific. On the pipelines,
reseroir and other equipment
there was a large number of bids
many Of them backed by person
al representatives of contractors.
After careful consideration by
the trustees, all the bids were re
jected as no bid for the well was
acceptable and the other materi-
al was not needed until the well
is assured.
The reason no driller could be
had is given that the oil excite
ment is attracting all the exper.
fenced drillers to the oil fields al
present.
The trustees are not discour
aged and will go on with theil
plans and carry them out latel
when the conditions are more
favorable.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12

Mr.. j. D. Wade lead one Of
the most interesting meetings OF
the Christian Endeavor, we have
had IN a long time. Everyone,
who took part should be com
plemented for helping Mr.. Wade
make it what it was. The subjet !
Of Prayer" was thoroughly dis
cussed.
Mr.. P. L. Gum will be leader
for next Sunday evening and {
good program is assured. We Dc
not know what the subject is bu'
know it will be thOloughiy dis
cussed BY the young people o
Roy. Everbcdy is invited.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12
Road News

While in Santa Fe last week
mayor F. S. Brown interviewed
Mr.. Charles Springer, head Of
the State Road Board, about our
road to Red River and presented
the facts as they appear that the
best bridge in the state is useless
because the road to is impass-
able.
Mr.. Springer promised to gel
at it at once at the States ex-
pence and make a good perma.
nent road from the top Of the
canyon on each side to the bridge
on the!6-percent grade that hr'
been established. lie spromiseC
further that if the Government
aid ir secured he will this roaC
concreted where necessary anC
make an ample allowance tt
make the road planned some tim'
|ago to the top of the hill on thi
side a good road and improve tn,
road on to Wagon Mound whicl
needs fixing in a few places.
If this is done we will have rea
son to feel that we are not beini
left out in the cold as we Otter
felt heretofore and that we ar
getting back some of the none,
4 we pave paid in State taxes eve
llf we are still stepchildren t
4 Mora County.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12

Mrs. Theodore Bauler, Of the
Newton Community, who was
operated on at the Plumlee Hos
pital in Roy some weeks ago, is
so far advanced as to be able to
return home Monday. Mr.. Baul-
er came for her and they went
on the train to Abbott. Hers was
a serious case but the family are
rejoicing in the prospect Of re-
stored health. She gave two sons
to the army during the late war.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12

Sergeant Robert Kirby arrived
home last week from overseas.
He is well and in the best of con-
dition but he has probably seen
more of the hardships of the
front line trenches than any Of
our boys. and it is marvellous
that he is back home alive and
uninjured. He has his helmet,
gas mask and many other souve-
Mrs of his war experience and is
glad to be back in the home
where he was reared and cher
ished by the parents who are
immensely proud Of him.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-12


Fred Meffert moved the tempo
rary. business building from his
corner lot in Roy to some resi-
dence lots he has purchased on
Richelieu st. and will rebuild it
into a residence for his family.
We should like to see a fine
big hotel built on that corner
this summer. Roy MUST have a
good hotel or our progress is 60
ing to be seriously retarded by
the lack of it.