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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
GERMAN TRADE DRIVE is ON
Commercial Agents Flock TO Venezue-
la, Undertaking Amer-
cans.

San Juan. Porto Rico.-American
travellers who recently arrived here
from Venezuela report that there are
open evidences Of renewed German ac.
tivity In that country. Many Ger
mans have been arriving in Venezuela
during the last few months and Ger
man commercial travellers are reported
particularly active. They represent all
lines Of industry. As one man who re-
turned from Venezuela last week ex-
planned It;
"1f | want ia sell clothing nj Sl5 n
suit 70 the Venezuelan merchants. n
German salesman has something Just
as good for SO or SIR If | offer 80
days or six months credit the German
offers sly months or n year. In every
line II is the same way. They are
offering 10 take orders for all classes
OF manufactured goods and promise
prompt delivery. Many Grrmans arc
arriving in Venezuela, evidently pre-
pared to settle there"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
MARSEILLES
By "Joss"'
MISS THERESA PHilllMoRE.
Representative, Branch Office Phmore Building

Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs AIDE
laide Rosenfelt and Vince Hines at
tended the tall festival in Norris to
day. ... d..
Mrs, +. r Milbur nand Mrs. Gqoref
Clark spen. today in Morris. attend
ing the fall festival.
Miss MarColla Grant of Montana
who is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tisler, went to Joliet today
for a week 5 visit with Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Dawson.
Miss Nellie Bales and Robert Chalo-
attended the show at the Garety, OF
taWa, last evening.
John Nicholson, city editor of the
Register, attended the festival in Nor
ris today
Mrs Seth Drake and children de,
parted today for Kansas to reside
Miss Anna Alice OF Des Moines
Iowa, who visited relatives here, do
parted Yesterday for Springfield
Mrs Rowe and Mrs Harry HoIcom1
of East Moline spent todai in Ottawa
Charles GRATIS spent today in o.
tawa.
Misses Edith Coffeen and Theresa
baltimore will attend the festival III
Morris tonight
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
GIRL OPERA STAR
TO APPEAR HERE

Miss Nellie NOIes. ll-year-old
Spring Valley gin, who is said to be
the Youngest a I'd most talented grand
opera SINCE in the world will appear
at "A concert at the Ottawa township
high school on the evening Of OClO-
Der Eth. This will afford the people
of Ottawa and the surrounding com
munity al excellent opportunity 10 see
and hear the child wonder. of whom
so much has been written in the mu
steal word.
Several of the smaller towns
around ottawa have made an effort TO
have this charming young mis- come
to hem TO give them concerts, but
as she is only allowed to appear be.
fore the public four times each year
on account Of her youth. it was de-
Cided to bring her to Ottawa, so that
music lovers from all OF these towns
might come to hear hcr.
The little girl is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, Noie3 Of Sping Valley.
She is pursuing her musical studies
at the American Colserva DRY In Chi
Cago The child fir It. attracted the
attcltiol Of Nine. Florence Mulford
Opera contralto and studied with her,
Later the family moved TO Spring
Valley and for awhile the little girl
studied unie. Gladys Elliott, after
which she wclt into Chicago TO
GurSur her musical education. she
Is now ,tudyng unCer the direct SUI
rervision of karlton Hackett and is
MS youngest pupil
The child has created a sen alton
wherever she has sung She has
given reci'aIs to' the Red Gross at
Newark ~ j. a Waukcgan. H., at
the Hamilton club in Chicago and be-
fore 3, 90 tackles at the Great Lakes
Naval station In Peru last February
she appeared before one of the largest
audiences eve, asacmbleG ~ he twin
cities and made very favorable i'm
preston Slr also assisted Siglor
Giovanni ;petando, with his recital at
the La sale Peru township high
school last winter aud won continued
applause.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
SEES CHAOTIC EUROPE
Herbert Hoover Warns OF Men.
ace of Reds.
Only Greatly Increased Production
Can Prevent Great Loss Of
Life, He Says.

London. Unless European pro-
ductivity can be rapidly increased.
there can be nothing but political,
moral and economic chaos finally in.
terpreting itself in loss of He on
scale hitherto undreamed of, says
Herbert Hoover, in an article in the
British National Food journal.
"The entire surplus productivity OF
the western hemisphere is totally in.
capable Of meeting the present de-
ticiency in European production if it
is long continued" he asserts.
Nor could credits be modified for
this purpose for more than Il short
period because all credits must neces-
sarily be simply an advance against
the return of commodities in exchange
and credits will break down the in
slant that the return of commodities
becomes improbable. Further, if such
credits be obtained for more than
temporary purposes 1t would result in
economic slavery of Europe to the
western hemisphere and the ultimate
end would be war again"
Mr.. Hoover points out this solution
of the European economic problem:
"A vigorous realization of the actual
situation in each country of Europe
aud reSolute craftsmanship based
on such realization-the populations
of Europe must be brought to real
lzatlon that productivity must be In
stantly increased"
In the present-day European fer
ment. Mr., Hoover says, every eco
monte patent medicine has tlocked
under the banner of socialism or com
muniSm, which has claimed to speak
for all the down-trodden-to alone be-
speak human sympathy"
Experimentation in varying forms
of these political Jennings socialism
and communsru--has so far, in every
case, resulted IN reduced production
the food controller says. Europe's
threatened food famine, he says. is
due "in the largest degree 10 the hui
man factor of the Imitation of effort
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
JAPAN TO PAY TEACHERS MORE
But Police Forbid Holding Of Mass
Meeting by Pedagooues In
Yokohama.

fokOhama-Public school teachers
of Japan are mistakenly demanding
an increase IN salaries to meet the
Increased cost of living. The police
recently prevented the holding OF a
mass meeting, called by the primary
teachers of Yokohama. All teachers
received q circular declaring that with
the League of Nations about to he
framed, the leading nations were en-
dcavoring to promote the welfare and
happiness of mankind. Teachers,
therefore. It said, SHOULD assemble to
discuss the changing thought Of the
nations and interests Of education"
Newspapers announce that the
government will raise the teachers
salaries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
SPORTING
uGOSSIpA
@k&sa@2
&%&S
AL. UMNl DEFEATS
0. n. S. BY 20-15 SCORE

Ih' hl2h alho2l roo 'al squad was
dejoa ed itSi niEht pA me 9'ulilai III
IRA tt't game oH ih' core "l =" T.
IT, For tFar'iee same ~ wa rather
i""'h one 3t ~ 'I On, tue guar
ter .Ack. was NholN'd nut after III
'ourth doN II ana h''u' me N'"I u't'
'at', Hhd jhc misfortune i tnThihS
u. alh''. Sc hd'lh~ Two nl ''t pes.
lldEris our o. the game hi''o 1t o"d
Tor 'He f'd ana NH''' PidHtIS'
I"' tlh' vas -o' pid''ict LOT
the Seheoi 7q"aa, Is me Ao' Pu,lc "
t1N. ms 40 .,H' CRAWFORD 'Hu ne l.
TWO - II. : veterans wee 'ht S.dtH
Ioi rae atuihHI rqdd'' ''aN '"iu h'a"e
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Local Notes.

Mrs, Thomas Trimmer ana children
attended the festival in Morris today
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Thompson at.
tended the show at the Gayety Thea
ter. Ottawa, last evening.
Ray Johnson and Edward Ten Eytk
are playing with the Heinrich Band at
the fall festival in Morris this week.
Mrs Ben Watland has returned
from a visit in East Moline at the
home OF her son, Walter Watland
Milton Munsey will go to Milwaukee
tomorrow tor a few days visit ami
consult DR. Snyder in regard to his
hearing. which has become affected.
Mrs. George Phillimore and danEh-
ter Marietta and Mrs Emil Sehmilt
attended the fall festival in Morris
today
Mrs John HaIIisan and Mrs. James
Weir spent yesterday afternoon at
Starved Rock. visiting At the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. p White
Mrs Trading of kankakee Is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mr.. Henry
Peterson on Fairyiew.
Miss Frances Wilson departed .oday
for Toronto, Canada, where she Sc
cured a position,
Mrs Sherman Lewis and son DiCkic
attended the fall festival in Morris
today
Miss Marie Thompson of Chicago is
visiting at the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Gallagher. south of Mar
settles.
Mrs William Schultz and Mrs c.
Schroeder of Seneca will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Trinity
Lutheran Church Friday afternoon
and evening, Oct 3. at the home of
the former ON Cash street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van lSlyke de.
parted today for Hutchinson. Kan for
weeks visit at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Seth Drake.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
BLIND TIGER DEVICE Barred
People OF Porto Rico Had Developed
Interest in Distribution OF
Plants.

son Iunn. Y. R.-The government
officials have lust discovered the means
by which liquor is carted around san
Juon and disposed Of in cOntrnvonton
Of the prohibition law.
The old crude methods were stopped
long ago, but the liquor stlll continued
10 circulate. Recently an inspector mo-
ticCd big boom in the business Of
peddlIng growing plants.
People who had been In The liquor
bushes. II appeared, were particular
~ interested in horticulture AL of n
sudden, and the agent got suspicious
and investigated He found that gaso-
line tins had been arranged with false
bottoms. inclosed in which was the
contrahand liquor.
The upper part Of the tin WINS filled
With clay ana a growing plant placed
In II The denlcr had only to trans
plant his shrlhhery from the filled tin
to nm empty one and get ont the par
ticunr form Of ntoycnnt he wanted.
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FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANT.ADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER-JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
NATE LEWIS BACK
FROM LONDON TRIP

Nate Lewis, manager of Pal Moore,
Charlie White, Joe Burman, X. q.
Brown ana Phil Henderson, and who
went to London June l. with Pal
Moore to fight the English fyWeight
champion, Jimmy Wilde, is back in
Chicago. arriving from New York yes
terday Nate is full of English stories
and has a lot to tell about how the
English fans treat American fighters
over there. Nate was warmly wei.
coined by his Chicago friends upon
his arrival
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
LOCAL MARKETS

Broilcrs. 1870.
Hens, lS-l9c.
Stays, lO.llc.
Turkeys, lh,. l5.20c.
Ducks, h, l5c.
Geese, lO-llc.
Cream, 5oc
Eggs, i3.iic.
Butter. 3S,I0c.
Lard, &c.
Hides AMI Wool.
Horse hides, 8;
Mink Sans, 1886
Skunk skins, 81 50$6
Coon skins, $2.50.$5
No. / hides. per H., l3c,
No . hides. per h.. l2C.
Livo stocE
Hogs, per cwto 1851,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
TWO ICE CREAM CONES $1,000
Partisan BeIIboys Steal Necklace
From U. S. and Seek
Vender.

Paris Two ice cream cones was
the price which two Partisan bell
boys received the other dnN for q
81 600 pearl necklace one Of them had
stolen from an American Red Cross
worker here. The Red Cross girl
whose name Is not made public was
a guest at the hotel whore the two
boys, Albert Marani and Jean Arnnl
were employed. They took the neck.
lace to an ice cream vender Both
belIhoys and the ice cream man are
in La Snnte prison.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
THIS DOG is DEMOCRATIC
Fancy Bejeweled Collar Jared His
Sensiblities, So He Buried It
Underneath the House.

Winsted, Conn.-Advorse to wearing
a heavy collar, Jerry, a young French
bulldog, owned by Andrew SAKE,
picked up the collar after it had been
temporarily removed from his neck
and, unUbservcd, quietly left the
yeranda of the SAKE summer cottage
at Highland lake.
Following an unsuccessful search
for dog and collar, Jerry reappeared
on the scene with his nose covered
with fresh earth. Working on this clue,
members Of the family Immediately
started another hunt for the missing
collar, which they found buried be-
meath the cottage.
Jerry had dug hole with his paws,
pushed the collar into it, and covered
the Objectionable studded neckpiece in
much the same mGnner as he would
bury a bone.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
O'DOWD OUTPOINTS
AUGIE RATHER

Mike ODovd, st, Paul, middle
weight champion outfought Augie
Rather, New York, in an eightround
bout Tuesday night. The ringside
weights were announced as O'Dowd.
1874 pounds and Rather 154. ODoWd
ha | it over Rather in the first five
rounds and so took all the honors
while Rather had two rounds to his
favor and one even.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Double TonQued,

Dorothy wished 10 tell her aunt
about another little girl who lived n
'ew doors away. Il happened that
IN" other little girl suffered. As
Dorothy didn't know her nnmc and
di0nt know the word 'stuttcr." she
said; ooh, auntic you know the little
girl that tnlks double"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Prize Pig Delivered to
Rookie by AirpIane.

Atlanta. Ga The COW that
Jumped over the moon had not
much on the 11-pounh pig deliv.
cred at LaGrange by LieUten-
ants McMullen and Wolfe. fam
Gus flyers, in mn airplane from
Souther Field, AmerlcuS The
pig Is the scion Of n distinguish
ed porcine family on the farm Of
Aries Farris. near Americas, and
was awarded rs n prize to the
lucky rookie who drew the right
number after enlising during
July. A part of the arrangement
was that the pig was to he de
livered by nlrplane.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
OIdt me Mirrors.

Mirrors Nrrr used by Anglo Saxon
women S|ilng ia their girdlcS. The
snm, custom prevailed in the time OF
Elizabeth and 'nmcS l. They formed
tho center of many fans NJ that period
nni later. Before glass was invented
horn and metal were used.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Tires and
Supplies

We can save you real round dollars
on your tires and auto supplies. Why
pay the other fellow the dollars you
have worked 50 hard for? Why not
keep a little of your money in your
pocket? This thing Of blowing mon.
ey unnecessarily is foolish The
day will come when a dollar saved
now will be equal 10 at least four
later on. Then remember when you
buy tires or supplies that the money
YOU save will buy at least four times
as much later ON.
We are here to save you dollars, to
give you the best tires and supplies
in the world and to give them to you
at the lowest prices. Why not he
one of our satisfied customers? We
will be glad to have you call upon
us and sec just what we have and
you will find that you can save
money and At the same time get bot
ter goods than you can get else.
whore
3ox3. $ll.9o: 3ox3H. SLIPS; 32x3h.
$3.50; 3lXt, S225D: 32x4, $4,000; 33x
T. S2i5o; 34xi. 1925 %; 3ix41a, $3.50:
35XlT, $4,000.
Champion plugs, 75c; Splitdorff and
A. c, plugs. soc Rcliners, pumps. in
ner tubes, jacks, blow out shoes and
supplies at reduced prices. $3.50
Spot Light S525.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Two Ill OF Scarlet Fever.

TWO cases OF scarlet fever have
been discovered by Health Jhcer Dr
Sterrett, The victims are ! daughter
Of Nj and Mrs Claude Wpscott. who
reside on Lincoln street. ard a son Of
Mr. and Mrs Winders
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

one of the surprises Of, the musical
season at Atlantic City was Master
Georges Ganter Young Ganter who
has been totally blind since birth, is
the son of French army officer who
WIS severely wounded In one Of the
great battles of the war.
Georges was brought to this country
by his mother IS months ago. and
since then he has been cared for at the
blind institute in New York city.
Young Ganter has an unusual voice
and reaches the highest notes with
ease while his tones are unusually
sweet and his diction almost fiawless.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

Try a Want Al - the free Trade
.Jnurra, for quick Results
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
sENTIDA DEFuNcIoN.
=&
La Sra. cuadalups Hernadez
De 5aca.

lM|..L N..|. T.. ..||NN "|..H .". N..N.
I'm no esperado acontecimientc
afllge hoy a Ia distiguida familia
Baca con motive De Ia mnerte dc
Ia Sonora Guadalupe Hernandez dc
Baca. esposa del anterior asistente
superintendente de instruction pa
blica, Don F~iladelfo Baca, La extinta
lpaso q mejor vida el microbes pps
despues de una larga y penosa en-
fermedad.
La finada naci6 en- Gilroy Cali
tornia, oontraio matrimonio con el
Sr. Baca en- 1885 y le s~obereviven
su esposo y siete hiios Amelia a.
bora la Sra, James Martinez, de
Taos n. NJ; Arturo, do Pueblo Colo.
Beatriz, dependents del concrete de
Solomon; Alfonzo de Las Vegas, N.
M. Eloisa, p~rofesora en- Taos, n. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
coRTE ESTE AvlSo.
VALE {

NO PIERDA ESTO. Corte este a.
viso, mandelo con sc v envielo por
correo a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffi-
ED Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, e~scribiendo su
nombre y direction claramente. Re-
cibira en- cambio un paquete de prue-
ba ~conteniendo Ell Compuesto de MI
81 y Alquitran de Foley, para toses
resfriados y Ell Group; Pildoras de
Foley para los Rihones, para dolores
de costado y de espalda: reumatismo
v Intermediates de los rihones y de
Ia vegiga; y las Tabletas Catarticas
de Foley. I'm catartico que limpia
cUmpIetamente Ell sistema, para la.
constipation, b~iliosidad, dolor de ca
bezas Y los intestinos recargados.-
De venta en- todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
4 ibre a
los que sufren con Asma

On remedlo que puede ser tornado sin
perdIda de tempo nj lnconvenlencIas.
Tenemos un metodo nueyo que cura el
Asma v queremos que 10 ensaye a nuestro
costo. No importa Ell estado, los sintomas,
0 81 es cronico debe de cualesquier mane-
ra enviar por nuestro metodo para que 10
practfque. No importa 81 china, la edad,
pals u %ocupacion 81 es afligido con Asma
nuestro metodo 10 aliviara r~apidamente.
Deseamos enWarselos a esos que hayan
perdido las e~speranzas de ser curados,
que despues de haber tornado duchas, pre-
Darados de opio, ''humos patentados,n etc
no hayan tenido resuitados satisfactorios.
Nuestro interes es demostrarle a todos los
pacientes. a nuestro costo, que este nue.
vo metodo aliyia la respiration a wees
tan dificil, y otros sintomas terribles oca-
cionados por Ell NAL.
Esta oferta es demasiado importante
para ser oividada. Escribanoa hoy y G.
mience Ell metodo en- seguida. envle
supplements Ell cupon debajo alta
chado. HAGALo HOY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
No Ia pglE PRoLoNeARsE

La tos que sigue a la grippe o cual.
quiera otra tos que Sc hace amelia des-
de 81 invierno hasta la primavera ha-
ciendole penosa la vida al paciente,
dejando a 81 o ella en- in estado de-
bill que lie imposibilita 81 defenderse
de las intermediates. JOS. Gallard,
148, Fillmore ST., Nashville, Tenn,
escribe: eYo estaba sufriendo con una
seca. tos, ronca y dolor en- Ell pecho,
pero desde que tome 81 Compuesto de
la Mel y Alquitran de Foley he sido
aliyiado.7 Aplaca, madura y ezra la
tos. resfriados y el crup. Bueno para
la tos perruna. De venta en- todas par
tes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
.uN ERRoR AgcAo poR MucAoe

No agliarde que el reumatismo indi.
que Ia enfermedad de sus rihones.
Cuand0 I'd. sufra dolencias durante
Ell dIa y "a yejiga debil le molesta
durante la noche, SO siente cansado,
nervioso y abatido, los rinones y la
vejiga tienen de ser vueltos a Ia sa-
lud, a Ia acci0n regular y fuerte, Els
IN error el posponer la curacion. Las
Pfldores de Foley para los Rinones
pondran a los rinones en- yerdader es.
tAdo y condici6n saludable y los hard
permanecer actiyos y fuerfes. Prfn-
cipie tQnarlas hoy Buenos resulta
dos siglep Ia primera dosis, De ven
Ia en- todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
AvIso BE- PRuERA

Aviso Sc de por estas que Ia
Ultima voluntad y testamento de
Faustin Garcia, difunto, como Sc ale
ga, ha sfdo ~producido en- la oficina
del Jnez de Pruebas y del Secretario
de Condado del Condado de Santa re,
Nuevo Mexico, y leido, y que ell dia 2
de JUNO, 1919, a la bora de las 10 1e
la mafana de dicho dfa ha sido nom
brado para probar dicho testamento
en- la oficina de dicho Juez.
En- fe de 10 cual he quest mi firma
Y ell sello de dicha corte de pruebas
este dfa 5 de Mayo de 1919.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Secretario de Condado.
Por FEDERICO LOPEZ,
Diputado.
F. p. May 81 P. May 20 Wi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

Dun 1euJdmlu QD DlAon
N, M, tue uro de los %Yisitantes dc
Ia Capital.
Don Emiterio Lopez, de Santa
Cruz, N. Mex, estuvo en- Santa ne,
durante la senana:
Eel Sr. jose r., Gomez, de MORTAR
te, ~ Mex, estuyo en Santa Fe, la
semana pasada.
Ell Hon. A. al. SediIlo, de Albu-
querque, sc halla en- Ia Capital con
~negqcios importantes.
Ell joven John Valencia. de esta
ciudad que Sc hallaba allende los
mares, ha regresado a su hogan.
I'll Sir. Rafael Peha, de Ia MADEIRA,
N. M, estuvo en- la capital con ne.
gocios ante la ofician de terrenos
Los Srs. Max Mascare1as v Sera-
MO Dprrfn, ambos de pA3arco. N.
Mex, visitaron la Capital durante
Ia semana pasada.
Ell Hon. Clemente R. sMascarehas
Representatives. del ccndado de- Taos
acompanado del ST.. AdQlfo Gallegos
ambos de Pima, N. MexAs estuyiercn'l
en- la Capital Ia semana pasada.
FL Hon. Manuel Martinez. Secre-
tario de Estado, parti0 el sahadoI
para Mora, con ell fin de atender
asuntos ante la corte de distrito
de aquel cundado.
N.H. NNa --- !
Los j0venes ]. q. Quintana. de
Santa Cruz, N. Mex, y ]. L. Macs
tas, de Ojo Sarco, N. Mex, proce-
denies de Europa arribaron a la CAPT
tai dfas pasados. Ambos v~alientes
jovenes nos hicieron una agradable
vista.
Nuestro viejo suscriptor y amigo
Don Leandro Sandoyal, de Jemez,
N. Mex, estuvo en- la Capital la SCI
mana pasada. Ell Sr. Sandoval vi
10 a esta con Ell fin de atender las
ceremonies de consagraci6n del nue.
70 ~arzobispo, ~respondiendo a una
invitaci6n que lie fue enyiada por ell
Muy Rev. Arzobispo DAGGER.
La srita. Susie West. ha regre
sado a santa Fe de P0jOaque a don |
de Sc hallaba desempenando la ar
Qua tarea de profesora de escuela. K
La Srita. West, ha recibido muchas .
fel~icitaciones por los padres de los {
ninos Y los directories del distrito, !
debido al adelanto que han tenido |
sus dicipulos durante su estaci0n {
escolar. =
Don Pedro Jir6n, de La MADEIRA, e
N. M. Diputado Alguacil, vino a
Santa Fe durante la semana a ira
er a un chamaco rratero que respons
de ell nombre de Vicente Luna. Ell
chico apenas cuenta II amos de edad, =
y nos dice Ell Sr. Jiron que es perito
para la nueya protection que Sc ha
decidido tomar, pues parece que has
ia n savillita estaba organizando
confession del dicho raterito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
AvIso

E~xtrayiados; De Piedra Lumbre 1920
ovejas. Q Ia siguiente marca; oreja
cortada y bocado en- la oreja izquier-
Ofrezco liberal recompenza a la
persona que de informacifn cierta de
81 paradero. Dirijase a:
ELISEO SALAZA,
Chamita, N. Mex
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

que eUads6 Ell segUicio militdS.
Ell caucus determine Ell ne-
var ambas materias directa-
mente al congreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
EE NUEvo MExcANo lssmanarioJ DE sANTAFE

'cio militai con laS acci6n de|
.rendir sus primeros papeles,
todos los extrajeros interna-
dos o caalqaier otra persona
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
eUERRA coNTRA

las trampas de ropa para las perchas
80 pies de Percha Para Ropa que
no necesita trampas por $3.50, porte
pagado. Sc desean Agentes-THE
PINLESS LINE CO., Santa Fe, N. NJ,
(adv.1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
NoTiclA A LOS TRABAJADoREs
DE Los cAMPos DE HETABEL.

III trabaio en- los campos de los
betabeles principiara cerca del rs de
Mayo. Muchos t~rahajadores Sc ne
cesitaran. No SO cobrara comisi0n
ninguna. Carpas gratis para organI
Ear grupos de tra~bajadores.
Dirfja su communication a c~ualquie
.ra de las s%iguientes direcciones: The
Arkansas Valley Farmerc' Labor AS
s~ociations Rockey Ford. Colorado; o.
a Ben Lucero, al cuidado de The Ar
kansas Valley Farmers Association,
Rocky Ford, Colorado; 0 a MARCIA
rio Mora, ell cuidado de The Arkan-
sas Valley Farmers Labor Associa.
ton, Las Animas Colorado; O a.
Frank Gandaras al cuidado de The
Arkansas Valley Farmers Labor AS.
s~cciation, Lamar. Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

Ell joven John Valencia. de esta
ciudad que Sc hallaba allende los
mares, ha regresado a su hogan.