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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-09

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-09

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INA afYA afflsta
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-09

|pero 70 digo que no hay
como los "Estados Unldosg!
IA con este me despid0;
hal feB dire la otfa partes
70 me V0y q E Paso Texas,
4 que me d6n Mi "descharche."
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|t0dititos nauy contentoB:
alf nos dior0n de ba3a
u todito ~ Aegimiento.
III que escribi6 este cofrido,
|fu6 i'm soldado Ell Ia prifnera:
SO no1hbre dfce-NEMnSfO,
81 apelativo es-HERnERA.
MANIFESTO HERERA,
Chamlta, Nuevo M6xIc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-09

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Nevada.
@Enfadarme por ello2 impacientaf-
meg. NO La nieye es pura, IA
niaye eMna bendiei6n de Di0s s0bre
los cam pos
BESIDE 81 ptrtico de Ia f8lesia, alzada
eobre 81 pueblo, que ensueno de bian-
curas
Las easas los huertos, los arboles'
ell vale entefo, los yecinos monies,
cuant0 Ia vista poaia alcanzar, TODD
era blanco Entertainments blanco, co
mo SERBIAN los dias etefaos antes que
el sol escribiese en- eilos SD poema
de luz y de dolores.
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ruinas de un enorm6 eenobio, b35o q
piados0 sudario de nieye, eran Ia nota
nota meIanc6Iica del 6nsueno blanc0.
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ran Ell primavera X 81 nl0hasterio
no ha de fl0recer ya2
ssss
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vota, bello temple ~romantico, recto
sitial de piedra on eI Due ofaroh STEM
pre- lnocentes y rud0s campesinos.
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ricOs objetos de- arte: dos IaiAparas
de plata repnjada. frontales peregrl.
nos, talIas ~preciosas, vidrieras con re.
fIejos de gloria.
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pregunto Ell parToco, santO yar6n en-
canecido en- su labor ~saeerdotaf
Qniere usted yenir a Ia sacristia y
vera mucho mas2
TIA en- ella, me mostr6 IN caliz de
finfsimos esinaltes y uh FirH de ofo,
casullas de bordados antiques y pa
nos de damasco, misales de paBinas
miniadas, c~andeleros de plata
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una rfQueza que envidiarian mucAAs
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una paffe de- il mncho cue teni& a
monasterio. EstaA lfgfesIa. como
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inc6ndio. robo.. A1n qued6 algo que
heredaran las parroouias i hijas,
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nsted 1 verIo ahora. Venga aqui.
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caDilla eneendi6 en- ella las luces, des-
corri6 IL cortina que cubrfa ell reta-
bio on oue divina aparicion! que
uadro 81 de IA Virgen Maria en- 81
misterio de sd Concepci0n Inmacu-
Iada,.
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tivamente de mis- labios las palabras
angelicas del Ave..
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instante de su SCI, limpia, purisima'
graeiosa y bella, eleyando sus o1os
en- celestial arrobo v juntando los II
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-09
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me Ilam6 q supreme sobierno
81 seryicio milltaf.
IA u~eintlchatro dc April
me manderon IN telegrahna
q este Delta, Colorado.
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para ChamIta sail
. pfesentaTnie d mis- padres.
ri telegrama tenia
y deeia que . il ola
me tenfa que pI enter.
In 81 lugar &c E~spahola
tne donde nos e~xaminaron
para serRir 81 Gobierno.
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salimos rumbo q Kansas
al servici0 miltiar.
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nos preguntAn Ias n0drizas
lsi fbamos de voluntarios.
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len esa estaci6h lucida
|de ese Denver tan mentado.
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|llegamos a Fort Rely
al campo de detehcf6n.
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tambi@n nos examiharon
para darnos uniform"
ri Captain nos pregunta
aus BRAVO quieren, muchAchos?
dijimos: la infanterfa.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Happenings
Of the World
Tersely Told
Washington

President Wilson at Washington in
a telegram to John l.. Lewis of the
United Mine Workers of America
stated that if mine laborers now on
strike in Illinois and Indiana would
return 10 work he would invite the
joint scale committee of the miners
and operators to meet to work out
any inequalities in the present wage
scale for the central competitive field.
Americas trade balance with Eu-
rope for the fiscal year just ended fell
off more than s5OO,OOO,0OO, compared
with 1919. according to a report is
sued by the department of commerce
at Washington.
American naval forces in Turkish
waters will be augmented by six de-
stroyers which were ordered by the
navy department at Washington to
proceed from Philadelphia as soon as
personnel can be raised to the re-
CURED complement, probably within
the next ten days
A surplus stock of o,SS5,OOO pounds
of zinc was offered for sale by the
navy department at Washington I'M
der sealed bids to be opened August
4. The stock is distributed among the
several navy yards.
Secretary Baker at Washington. is
sued instructions prohibiting any per-
son in the military service fiom taking
part in political campaigns or using
his official position to influence the
result of the election.
Abandonment of Camp Zachary Tay-
lor, Louisville, Ky, was announced by
the war department at Washington,
with the notice that the first division,
now stationed there is to be trans
ferred to Camp Dix, N. ].
Cotton exports during the fiscal year
ended last June exceeded those of the
year before by more than 100000
bales, trade statistics issued by the
department of commerce at Washing
ton show.
The nations greatest tax bill-S5,-
410,2S4,871-was collected during the
fiscal year ended June 30 The collec-
ton of this sum cost the government
about So cents for each $500. says a
Washington dispatch.
Wheat from last years crop carried
over into 1920 totaled 1O9,31SO00 BUSH
els on July L. compared with 4S.561,-
600 bushels of the 1918 crop on hand
the corresponding day last year, said
an announcement by the department Of
agriculture at Washington.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Domestic

An FL Paso (Tex.) dispatch says
that federal forces numbering sew
eral thousand men are being mobil-
ICED and moved against Lower Cali
fornia, to put down the rebellion
against federal authority of Gov. Els
teban Cantu
James Scott, chief engineer at the
Soldiers and Sailors home at Quincy,
H., is in the home hospital with two
bullets in his body as the result of an
alteration with Dan Guthrie, a men,
Der of the home.
Two torpedo boat destroyers were
launched at Delaware river ShiDyards
at Philadelphia.
Gene Geary, notorious Chicago gun
man, was found guilty of murder and
his punishment was fixed at death. He
makes the sixteenth man now in the
county Jail awaiting the march to the
galloWS.
Mrs. Jessie Brown, who is alleged
to have shot and killed her husband
in Chicago last April, was killed in
an automobile accident. Robert ].
Block. with whom she was riding, also
was killed
Two women, one of whom police al
lege was the leader of band of or
ganiZed car thieves. We're arrested al
Hackensack. N. j., with three men
charged with robbng train at
Passnic Junction.
Rejecting the slump in wheat prices
flour dropped at all large mills at
Minneapolis. one Of the largest mills
reporting reduction of 70 cents a
barrel and another 75-cent drop.
Three all-metal monoplAnes CARRYING
| the first transcontinental aerial mai
| left the flying field at Central park
Long Island. n Y, for San Francisco
| Date of the national encampmen,
| of the Grand Army of the Republic IL
be held at indianapolis this year has
been fixed at September 1925.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05

Miss Avis Johnson of Audubon
caught her finger in the bread
mixer at the Hereford bakery last
week. The finger was so badly
crushed that it had to be ampu-
tated. 1t was the middle finger of
her right hand.
Frank Raber who died last week
at the age of ninety-one years, sold
the homestead on the Coon river
not far from Guthrie Center to his
son three years ago. He had
owned the farm sixty-two years.
paying IS an acre for it.
Charles Altman of near Gray,
while ~ Audubon Wednesday even
ing of last week had his Ford tour
ing car stolen. The car was parked
on Washington street and when
about 1890 he and his family were
ready to return home it had dis
appeared. He Immediately COM
municated with the sheriff's Office
and search was made but no trace
of the car has been found.
Nelson Spence, a laborer on the
Great Western section gang at
Harlan was struck by an empty
pop bottle which was thrown
through the window of a car in a
passing train, and knocked uncon-
scious. 1t was found upon exami-
nation that a rib had been cracked
by the blow. He will receive full
pay while unable to work because
of the accident.
w. E. Clark sold his farm of if
ty acres four miles from Menlo
Saturday of last week. The con-
sideration was $4,000 or two hun
dred dollars per acre.
Harry H. Cate, postmaster Of
Anita was elected president of the
Iowa branch of the National
League Of Postmasters, at the con-
vention of Iowa postmasters which
was held at Waterloo in July.
He was also elected delegate to the
national convention to be held at
Indianapolis in August.
The Burkhart Brothers have
purchased the dry goods and gro
Gerry store of Mrs. III. P. Brown at
Anita. They have painted and
papered the store room before
opening the business Monday,
August I'd.
Manning is extending its light
system and putting in more street
lights, also paving and otherwise
improving some Of its alleys.
Read the Journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
NEWS Of OUR
NE|GHBOR|NG TOWNS
Items of Interest Gathered
From Our Exchanges
Roundabout.

A distinguished service cross has
been received by Ernest j. Boysen
OF Harlan. Young Boysen's pla-
toon was held up by machine guns
and he with a rifle cleaned out the
machine gun nest, thus making it
possible for his men to advance
A farmers lumber company has
been organized in Adair. The
company has bought the Green
Bay Company's holdings and hired
A. j. Eagen who has had charge
OF the Green Bay business there
for several years as manager.
A boy at Avoca was fined TWEEN
ty dollars for having tapped an
other boy, his cousin, on the nose
to such an extent that it took ff-
teen minutes to bring him back to
earth. The injured lad had called
the other a pro-Gelman.
A man was electrocuted down
near Adalr recently while working
with a bridge gang. He was using
a croWbar to fix pile driver, anc
IN some manner the crowbar came
In contact with an electric wire
The man lived but ten minutes af-
ter the accident.
A committee was named at the
Shelby county association of coun.
ty physicians to draft petition to
be distributed throughout the
county asking the board of super
visors to call an election for the
purpose of considering the estab.
lishment Of a county hospital.
In the recent campaign against
vlolators of the DINNER law in At.
lantlc ten violators were arrested
the first evening and eleven the
second evening. Those who die
not have their cars equipped with
DINNERS got busy with paint anc
brush.
Rev. jackson Giddens, formerly
pastor of the NJ. E. church at Au.
dubon, but now Of Winterset
writes that his people in the lattel
place is completing one of the fines,
churches of it's kind in the state il
a town the size of Winterset.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Sporting

The Americas cup races ended in
victory for the defender when Reso-
lutte won the necessary third race, de-
feating Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock
w by 13 minutes and seconds ac-
tual, and 10 minutes and 45 seconds
handicap time. over 30-mile wind
ward and leeward course off Sandy
Hook, N j.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05

Eight hundred cases Of bonded
whisky, valued at 100000, were stol-
en- from the warehouse of Benjamin
Segal, 907 South State street, Chicago.
Mrs. Alfred Mellor, aged thirty-sev-
en-, and her three-year-old son, We're
found dead in their home at Burling-
the house ransacked and the womans
hands and feet were tied.
Two oil gushers were brought in"
at Los Angeles by an earthquake shock
which Jared the city shortly before
noon. The oil suddenly burst through
the pavement and shot high into the
air.
Four men were killed when an auto
mobile in which they were riding was
struck by an Alton limited car of the
Alton, Granite City & st. Louis Trac-
ton company, at Mitchell. Ill.
Four men were killed and four more
fatally injured as a result of an explo-
sion of powder magazine at Sublet
Mine No. of the Kemmerer Coal
company at Kemmerer, Wyo.
sharp earthquake shock awak-
ened Los Angeles, Cal, at four o'clock
in the morning. Throughout the city
chimneys We're knocked down and
dishes ratified, but no serious dam
age is reported.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Politics

Choice of their fellow citizen. Gov
ernor Cox of Ohio, as the Democratic
presidential nominee, was acclaimed
by residents of Dayton. They Joined
by thousands in nonpartisan home
coming demonstration.
William G. McAdoo, former secre-
tary of the treasury, announced at
New York that he had consented to
deliver speeches in behalf of Governor
Cox.
peace, progress, prosperity" will be
the three-word slogan of the Demo-
cratic campaigners. said Chairman
George White of the national commit
tee at Washington.
Judge Nathan L. Miller of Syracuse
was nominated for governor by the
unofficial Republican convention at
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. His selection
came ON the third ballot.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Foreign

Explosion of bomb placed in a
window of st. Filipe's Catholic church
at Havana while a service was in
progress resulted in the death of one
woman and Slight injuries to a few
others.
Brig. Gen. c. H. T. Lucas, COM
mander of the Fermoy military area,
who was kidnapped late In June by Sim
Feiners, has escaped. He reached the
Tipperary military barracks, it is an
nounced at London.
Senator Harding's front porch cam
paign for the presidency opened at
Marion, O., with an address to dele
cation from Mansfield, o.
In daylight fighting between the
English military forces and Irish vol
unteers in Bruree, County Limerick,
ireland, one soldier and five citizens
were killed.
The chamber of deputies at Paris
| adopted unanimously a broad amnesty
| bill. The provisions apply to military
| and some civil offenses committed
prior to March II, 1920. They except
| leaders in mutnieS.
The liberal government at Halifax
| N. S., headed by George FL. Murray
which has been in power continuously
| for 3S years, was returned with a
majority of II in a house Of 43 mem
bers at the general election.
The Japanese government at To-
kyo has received communication
| from the United States pointing out,
among other things, that the United
States is unable to recognize Japan's
occupation of the northern half of the
island of Sakhalin.
Archbishop Daniel ]. Mannix of
Melbourne, Australia, will not be al
lowed to land in England because of
his recent utterances, Premier Lloyd
] George announced in the house of
commons at London.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05
Personal

Mrs. Lottie Smith Rupp, motion pic
ture actress. younger sister to Mrs.
Mary Pickford Fairbanks, has filed
suit for divorce in the superior court
at Los Angeles Cal.
Roald Amundsen, Norwegian ex-
plorer, arrived in Nome. Alaska, from
the Arctic ocean. He arrived there on
tug and said he left his vessel, the
Maude. at Sledge island. He reported
all well with his expedition.
William Marion Reedy, st. Louis
widely known editor, died at San Fran
cisco. He went to San Francisco to
attend the Democratic convention and
was taken i'll following it's close
Maj. D. G. Jones, former mayor of
Topeka, Kan, and for IS years chief
surgeon in the National Soldiers
homes at Leavenworth. Kan, and Dan
Vile, ILL.,, is dead at the home of his
daughter at ST. Louis.
Mrs. Ellen M. Cyr Smith, known as
the author of school textbooks, is
dead at Brooklyn N. Y. She wrote
the first series of what are now called
Modern Readers for the Public
Schools"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-08-05

Miss Avis Johnson of Audubon
caught her finger in the bread
mixer at the Hereford bakery last
week. The finger was so badly
crushed that it had to be ampu-
tated. 1t was the middle finger Of
her right hand.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-21
'ISIT WILL MEAN MUCH TO THIS STATE

ton of outside capital. Daily inquiries are received at the chambers of com merce at both Florence and Casa Grande from every section of the country. Prices on real estate have constantly and consistently advanced, although it is predicted that present values will be more than trebled with in a few } cars. Many business build ings have been erected in both Flor ence and Casa Grande and carpenters have been kept busy throughout the year building new homes.
 Home Seekers Find Ideal Climate
 Home seekers find an ideal climate in Pinal county. very similar to that enjoyed in the Salt River Valley. The elevation is approximately 1500 feet above sea level The air is dry and invigorating. a balm for all the ills that flesh is heir to- Although the thermometer registers around the hum dred mark in the summer, no particu- lar discomfort is felt as there is a dry ness which is in marked contrast to the humid heat oG the middle west. No one suffers from the heat and pros trations are unknown. Sunny days mark the winter season and frost is a very rare visitor.
 Another thing which tends to assure the success of the San Carlos project is the attitude of the people who are
 
 meaning of the word failure and despite many discouraging obstacles have fought through until today they begin to see the realization of their dreams within a short hand grasp from them.
 The average business man in the Florence Casa Grande district knows just exactly when. how and where to boost He has thoroughly mastered the art of boosting. He not only boosts for himself, but he is always ready to give due credit to the other fellow" Characteristic of their viewpoint is the comment one of them made on the San Carlos project:
 There Is No Doubt"
 There is no doubt now about our getting the dam. I am so certain of it and it's attendant prosperity for this section that I have made plans ts erect new building to care for the increase of business which l confidently ex- pect. It was not until the far seeing men of Phoenix and Tucson took an
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