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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-22

Resolved by the Assembly, the Sen
ale concurring, That the foregoing
amendment to the constitu-
ton of the State Of Wisconsin be and
the same is hereby agreed to by this
legislature.
Note-(If ratified this amendment
will authorize any legislature to
fix the compensation of members
of the succeeding legislature at
more or less than the present al.
lowance of $500 for the term Of
two years)
(Jt. Res. No. 100, So
JOINT RESOLUTION
No. so, 1919
To amend sections and Of arEcie
VII of the constitution of the
state Of Wisconsin, relat-
ing to circuit judges
WHEREAS, At the biennial session
of the legislature for the year 1917, al
amendment to the constitution was
proposed and agreed to by majority
of the members elected to each of the
two house, which proposed amendment
is as follows:
Resolved by the Assembly, the Sen
ate concurring, That section 6, article
VII, and section 7, article VII, of the
constitution, be amended to read:
(Article vII) Section 6. The legisla-
ture may alter the limits, decrease or
increase the number Of circuits, MAX
ing them as compact and convenient
as practicable, and bounding them by
county lines; but no such alteration
decrease or increase, shall have the
effect to remove a judge from office
IN case Of an increase in circuits, the
Judge or judges shall be elected as
provided in this constitution and re-
ceive a salary not less than that here
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NOTICE OF REFERENDUM
ON
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
AnyiI 6. 1920

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Department
of State. SIS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
at the time of holding the regular
SPRING, JUDICIAL and NATIONAL
DELEGATE ELECTIONS. to be held
in the several towns, wards, villages
and election districts of the state Of
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday of
April. 1920, being the sixth day Of said
month, in accordance with Section /
of Article XII Of the Constitution OF
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Los.-Gray tan ladies glove neal
Omaha depot. Kindiy return to
Times office.
Tie fifteen year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Tourville run a
needle in his arm the past week
and he injury proved to be rather
sore.
Word has been received from
Nobel. Canada to the fleet that Iii
Hansen's home was completely de-
stroyed by fire the past week a. q
that the family had TO escape from
the house in their night clothing,
los ny all household fl cts.
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RINGS AND BROOCHES
UP.To-THE-MINuTE
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Cards we're received in az CRY
the past week announcing the mar
rage of Miss Bertha Tinstad.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Finstad, to Ingvald E. Sylte at
Superior on Saturday. Jan. 18th.
The couple will make their home at
Bemidj, Mimi. Both were former
residents of this city and their many
friends extend congratulate, rs.
Mrs. John Etheridge has b en-
visiting at the home OF her mother
Mrs. joan Gautschi in This city
during the past week
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Methodist Episcopal Church
d. w. Davis, Pastor.

u. w. DdVIS, dSIUI.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Mrs.
F. r. Beers, Supt. Public wor-
ship II a. N. Epworth League
z %. m. A cordial invitation to
any Of these services.
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Elmer Mone,te is laid up this
week a. the result of an injury to
his arm sustained while working il
The box factory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSICAL

The B.rminqham Music Study Club vin present Che First Methodist Church choir in a musical this afternoon at S'5l o'clock at the church. The following lroeramme will be given:
 organ prelude. March Solennelle tGounod): Prayer, Dr. George K. stuart C,,Iartct. 'Christ. Our Passover (Schill- i.e1. Organ. "Grand offertory tBa- tist@; Cantata. The Risen klns fschnecker The First Church chorus assisted by the quartet J. D. McGil' director: Miss Lima Vogt, soloist
 oduction-Chorus, This Is the Day Which the Lord Hath Made" The story-Chorus of men, "As 1t Began to pawn" Trio, wOmen's voices, With Loving Hearts and Laden Hands; Recit. men, But When They Came Unto the Sepulchre;" Chorus, The &ord Is Risen" Recit men, Then Went They Out Quickly and Fled;'' Chorus, "Weepflg For Him. Contralto solo, ',They Have Taken Away My bordi Recit, men and women, And When She Had Thus Said" Chorus, 70 Grave, Where Is Thy Vivtory"
 Finale-Chorus, Unto Him Who Loved Us;" Benediction. Dr. stuart, Or gan postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" (Han- deb.
 Personnel of the chair, Miss Virginia Dowdell, soprano; Miss Vogt, contraltoi B. M. Eastburn, tenor; Leon Cole, bass J. D. McGill, director; Mrs. KirnbaI Morrison, organist
 Personnel of the Chorus-otflcers Mrs. G. H. Davis. president; Mrs. Will liam Hood. Jr., vice president; R.. s Jones, secretary; J. D. McGill, musical director; Mrs. Kimbal1 Morrison, or ganist; Mrs G. F1emming, librarian Steering Committee, pr. George k Stuart. Mrs. G. H. Davis, Mrs. Williap Hood IT.. R. S. Jones, Miss Margare Ragland, J. D. McGill.
 Sopranos, Mrs William Hood, Jr., Mis- Katherine Ledbetter, Mrs. R. G. Carl ton. Miss Margaret Ragland, Mis- Myrtle Danfroth, Miss Ruth Ratliff; Mrs G. Fleming, Miss Gladys Carr, MS Annie Jordon, Mrs. R. D. Coffman, Mrs !. w. Ward, Miss Mildred Shirk, Mis- Myrtle Evans, Mrs. Vernon Whitaker Miss Ella Barnes, Miss Irene ONeal Miss Grace Carr, Miss @immie Evans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISSIONARY UNION TO MEET

Tine Woman's MlSsIOnAry UHIUII OH tbe southside Baptist Church will on tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, pre- sent an interesting Victory" pro gramme celebrating the many victor ies of the past year, particularly the glorious part the women of the " NJ l '. had n the success of the f5 Million lCampaign. Following is the programmes Devotional; song, t'Faith of the Vic tory": Victory acrostic; prayer; Italian Story Tellinb Club; prayer; pantomime,
 70 Zion Haste" with Mrs J. P. Gun i ninghan, soloist; song. Coronation pageant 'srhe Conquering Cross; The earth shall be full of the knowledge oi l the Lord as the waters cover the sea | Victories during the past year Mrs
 B. A. Inglis; closing prayer.
 l A social hour follows. with Circls
 l No, as hostesses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MRS O'BYRNE'S LUNCHEON

Mrs Fallon O'Byrne was a charming
 hostess yesterday at the Southern Cluo
 when she entertained in honor of her sister, Miss Hortense Trinble of Mis- souri, who is her guest.
 The table was centered with bas-
 ket of lovely blooming primroses and dainty place cards added to the at tractiveness of the occasion.
 Mrs. O'Byrnes guests were Miss Trimble, Miss Susie Green. Miss Eliza beth Massey. Mrs. James Keith. Mrs. Elliott Williams, Mrs. Everett Moses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
RIDDLE -LEVIE WEDDING
tvNsA

The marriage of Miss Terressa Pauline Ievie to Mir Douglas Lyman Riddle at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Levie of Sylacauga, was a pretty event of Tuesday afternoon Profusions of spring flowers, foliage and candles were used very effectively in the decorations.
 Misses Ernesta Csstleman, Clauys Coker, Cleo ColSer and Gladys Mccain received the guests.
 Mrs. Waits sang "I Love You Truly
 To the soft strains of the wedding
 march, played by Miss Madge Waldrip the bride entered with the maid of honor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

her sister, Miss Elizabeth Levie. and was met by the groom, attended by MT. pen iaroin q Aicock as best man. Rev. F. L, Aldridge pronounced the vows
 ThSe bride, who is of-blonde type. was unusually pretty in an elegant tailored suit of bick with picture hat Of orchlo and pekin blue Her bouquet was all artistic arrangement of white roses.
 After the ceremony, Mir. and Mrs Rla- dle left for Birmingham, where they VIII remain for several days, after which .ney will be at home to their friends in Chil- dreSburg, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MARGARET ROMAINES
 "PROHIBITION" GOWN

When the slender graceful young prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera. Mar garet Romaine, steps upon the stase at the Jefferson Theater tomorrow eve ming which will be her premier DOW .o Birmingham, and Angelo Cortese, the dls- tinguished Italian harpist, will also ap- near in the ..All-Star Concerts, present. ed bv Mrs Richard r. Johnston and Mrs Orline A. Shipman, Miss Romalne
 will wear the gown which set the wnole
 of New York agog recently, marking al
 epoch in sartoral circles which is We'll nigh uaequaied.
 On the occasion of the first Sunday evening concert at the Metropolitan Opera 1 this season, Miss Romaine was sched- uled to sing excerpts from -Tosca' and 1 ssBohsme" with the Metropolitan orches- 1 tra The young prima donnas hrst en- | trance was the signal for a tumult oi | applause, for Miss Romaine had choset | for this appearance a renlarkaDie goWi l of silver metal cloth with an odd de sign of blue. The following morning 1 Miss Romaine was interrogated as to ths 1 Paris artist who had created such al unusual gown. ''IIe lives in New 1ork j~he is anAAmerican,' said Miss Romaine | "Iis name is TIickson and he has ere ated all of my gowns for the presen | season. You liked the one last night Wait until you see the one which cal my prohibition gown. It has derNe it's name from the huge cluster of brow and purple grapes with which the gowl is trimmed The name was given 1t III
 fest, but it seems to stick, and now
 have letters from the cities in which shall sing in concert asking if I will no
 wear the prohibition gown. l will!
 believe I sing better when I am wearing ] a gown which was built for me an
 which suits my personality"
 1 Miss Romaine expects to wear this won derful .prohibition gown" in Birmins ham, and much interest is evinced in tn l remarkable sartorial creation which strictly American in idea, design an workmanship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MRS. SCRUGGS'
 LUNCHEON

Mrs. Hubert Scruggs entertained yes
 terday at a beautiful luncheon at the
 Southern Club in honor of Miss Marion Hicks, one of the seasons debutsntes Miss Carolyn Forney, who will leave soon to make her home in Chicago; Miss Clara yandiver of Montgomery.
 who is visiting Mrs. Scruggs, and Miss Will Aline NooSe of Montgomery, the 1 que sugsr Miss Hicks
 ! fhe flowers used were sjonquils and ifblue wisteria and their A,olors were repeated in the bonbons and ices and | in the attractive place cards
 | Mrs Scruggs' guests included Miss I Hicks. Miss Forney, Miss Van1iver, Miss Moore. Miss Adelaid Dortch of Gadsden, the guest of Mrs. J. M For man, Miss Mary Ida Wood, Miss Selene Rountree, Miss Leonora Hassinger Miss Virginia Hissinger. Miss Jordan Prince Miss Lee Ola shannon, Miss Carroll Penny, Miss Mary Stiles. Miss Helen Eubank. Miss Olivia O'Neal. Miss Mar garet Moore. Miss Lucille Lamkin, Miss Emily Williams, Miss Florence Jordan ! Miss Virginia Dixon, Miss Margarei
 l Tynes Miss Elizabeth Massey. Mrs. Al
 fred Clements and Mrs. James Hicks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MRS. STRICKLAND TO SPEAK

Miss Rose Strickland will address the Birmingham Graded Union on Wednesday morning from 11:30 to F o'clock at the First Methodist Church.
 The primary teachers wi, hear her talk on "The Prayer Life of the Child" rom 1O:S5 to 11:10 o'clock. An interesting programme will be given in each department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

place- cards representing brides and erooms. and corsages were presented 10 the guests.
 The party included Miss Burns, Miss Dorothy Burns. Miss Lois Worthing- ton. Miss Julia Iokey, Mrs. C. H. Cox, Mrs. John Abernethy. Mrs. Matt Hen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
AFTER REHEARSAL PARITY

MT. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson VIII entertain al a buffet supper on Monday evening" April 19, at their home on South Fourteenth avenue, honoring MT. Clarence Barker and Miss Lucile Lam-
 kin. whose marriage on Tuesday even ing, April 20, will be an interesting
 event
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MRS. BELL HONORS
 BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs Allison Bell was a hostess yes terday at a luncheon at the Southern Club. complimenting Miss Diseree Burns, whose marriage to Mir. Black W elder will take place Wednesday morning.
 The table was adorned with pink sweet peas and ferns, the hand-painted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISS ANDERSON
 HONORS BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Ruth Anderson entertained yss- terday at luncheon q, the Tutwiler complimenting Miss Annie Dee Rogers, who marriage to MT. Williams Newton will be an event of Wednesday morn ing.
 The table was centered with a bas- ket of spring flowers and pretty cor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
I8ocietY News and Activities of City and Suburbs

,,erson. Mrs. Charles AHewitt and Ars John Inzer Freeman.
 Mrs. James A.. Mitchell and Ni'r Mitchell of London are visitors to Ai' mingham stopping during their Visn the Tutwiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
BASS PROFUNDO
 TUTWILER SOLOIST

This evening at the Tutwiler during the dinner, MT Charles Jones, "basso pro- fundo," will be the soloist. rendering number of selections in addition to the programme by Wiegands Orchestra. MT Clifford Kershaw, the accomplished 'cellist. whose playing is such delight full addition to the orchestra, will also render solo, ''The Serenade. by Driego. The following is the programme March, Sabre and Spurs .......... Sousa overture. Light Cavalry ......,..-. suppe I Minuet .............. Boccherini | Vocal solo (selected) l Charles Jonese, bass. l Selection. "Irene"...... ....-......... .IierneSI | Cello solo, ''Serenade'' ...,....... .Dringo l Clifford Kershaw. Three new popular songs: 1 "I.a Veeda" ........................A Alden | "When the Harvest Moon Is shin | ing ........-..-...--.-.-..... Ilizer l Patches ..........-............... Roberts 1 Vocal solo (selected) Charles Jones, bass. l ssKamenoi Ostrow' .--.--.....- .Ruoinstein Excerpts from "The Magic Melody. -.............--........... RomDerg Vocal solo (selected)
 Charles Jones, bass. 1 Fantasie, ''Les Contes d'Hoffmann"..
 ................... Offenbach ''The Star Spangled Banner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MIR. AND MRS. MITCHELL TO ENTERTAIN

MT and Mrs. Paul Mitchell will en- certain on Saturday evening at the Country Club in honor of Miss Lucille Lankin and Mrs- Clarence Seaton Ear
 ker, whose ms rrfage will be an event
 of Tuesday, April 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISS COPELAND'S PARTY

Miss Caroline Copeland will entertain at luncheon on Friday at the Country Club, complimenting Miss Lucille Lam I kin, a bride-eIect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MIR. AND MRS. HENDERSON'S RIIEEET CIIPPER

MT. and Mrs Maurice Henderson will entertain at buffet supper at their home on Sunday evening, April IS, complimenting their cousin Miss Lucille Lamkin. and Mir. Clarence Bar ker, who will be married on Tuesday evening, April 20
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISS JOHNSON'S
 BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Miss Carey Johnson will entertain at bridge luncheon on Wednesday at her home, honoring Miss Lucille Lam kin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MRS. BIRCH
 TO ENTERTAIN :

Mrs Alex Birch will entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon at her home. hon. bring Miss Lucille Lamkin, bride-elcct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISS LILLE SHAY

sages were presented to the guests.
 Those present were Miss Rogers, Miss Gladys English, Miss Mary Vande Noort, Mrs James Henry Madden and Mrs. John Andrews.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MISS RAYS LUNCHEON

Miss Mildred Ray will entertain al luncheon on Tuesday at the Tutwiler ir honor of Miss Lucille Lamkin, bride elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
ALI. VETERANS BALL

An interesting social affair of the com
 ing week is the "All-Veteran' Ball
 to be given Friday evening at the Tut
 wiler at which time sthe honor guests
 will be veterans of the Civil war
 Spanish American war and those who
 took part in the World war.
 The Yancey Chapter of the U. D. C.'
 together with the American Legion
 have charge of the arrangements, and
 are bending every effort to make IL
 great success.
 Many unique features are being planned
 under the leadership of Mrs. $. l.. Lea
 better The Confederate veterans with
 the belles of the sixties will be seen m the old popular dance, jump JIm Crowe.' The Spanish-American soldiers will take part in the dances, participated in at the time of the Spanish-Amerlcan war and the "doughboys" will appear with their ladies in costume, represent 1 ing the French peasants in their many folk dances ,, Mrs. w. C.. Shackelford, Mrs J. M, Smith. Mrs Samuel Ledbetter, Jr, ana | Mrs. Charles Woodruff VIII presioe | over the punch bowl
 l Following are the girls and young men who win take part in the feature danc- | ing: Theresa Cory, Caroline Copeiano' I Beverly Leake, Mary Byron frazier' l Virginia Hassinger, Julia ShackeIoru, :, Josephine Poster, Elizabeth Davls, Mary Ida wood, Mary Stiles, Jordan Prince, Martha I4atady, Olivia O'Neal, Frances
 Walker, Katherine Lynch, Margare' | Davis, Susie Greene, Martha Coiletl, Margaret Nelson, Margaret Gage, le- onora Hassinger, Elizabeth Schoolar'
 Jocelin Orr, Lucy Smith and Mrs bee Allen Brooks, Virgil Barnard, Ed Bran don Stewart Coleman. Fred Calder, Joe Ford. Harry White, William Wilkerson' 1 Tack smith. Mark Myatt, George Long, | AIbert Lee Smith, George Beatty, James Nelson, Hugo Black, Brooks ana Dr' Long. ,, - a.,a~aa of i Mrs. w. J. Adams Will nave chai ,a. se o- +1a snecjal music for the feature dances
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Mrs Will Shumate, IT.. Mrs. T. M. Me Clellen Mrs C. w. Bickel. Mrs. R. w. Williams and Mrs T. W OByrne
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Miss Alice Harren. Miss Dewey Bryant, Miss Grace Harrer, Miss Louise Jones' Miss Ruby Journey, Miss lrma Rawson' Miss Florence Yam, Miss Annie Evans,
 Altos. Mrs. G. H. Davis Mrs. l. D. stentz. Mrs. R. M Jones' Miss Veranelle
 Batson, Miss Mabel Peters. Miss Daphne Holland, Miss Daisy Evans, Miss Mar garet. Schwartz, Miss Amy Evans.
 Tenos, R. D. Coffman, M. B. Vinson, Ralph Adams. Harty Lyon. c. D. Mauk'
 R. $. Jones, c. r. smith, w. H. Evans IT. Latimer.
 Passes E. T.. Muehmore, W. H. Maxim, R. M. Jones, K M. Morrison, J. IL l Hard C. E. Rencher.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
RESOLUCTONES DE
CONDOLENCIA
de Ia
Alianza HispanO : Anne
ricana
LOGIA NO. 40.

Gallup. N. M, 10 dc Abril, 1920.
PoR CUANTO La vOlnntad del
Creadpr he dispuesto del alma de la
ysposa del hermano Santiago Padilla,
Quien falleci6 a las 8 de Ia mafana
en- So r~esidencia en- Gibson, N. M,
b Ia edad dc So anos. la S0ciedad
ALBANIA Hispano Americana ha resual
70 de publican estas resoluciones de-
ccndolencia, porQue va no es possible
Que estas sirvan como IN baIsam0 de
~c0nsuelo a los l~nconsolables coraxo-
mes dc su familia, al hermano Santa.
30 Pedida y I'm gran n6mero de hijos
Quienss ham perdido q SUI amable "
carihosa eeposa v sus hijos a una tier
ma madre, quien supo cumpllr con los
deberes de su estados Ia comnnidad
ha perdido d una aenora distinguish,
todos Koran su eterna ~despedida, Vi
hade3ado i'm immense dolor en- eI CO.
raz0n de su amahle esposo Y de sus
ht5os. y por nitimo ha dejado un vacfo
muy diffeil de llenar en- 81 seno de au|
faniliai en- estaa regOIuciones mani
IH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Alcalde, N. M, Abril rs de 1920.
Sir. editor dc I'll Nueyo Mexican0,
Suplic0 d Ud me de I'm peQueno es-
paci0 para insertar en- las columnas
de gtl4 agreeable semanario Ia triste
muerte de nuestra querida mama, la
.Selora SIMONA MARTINEZ y de ID.
JUAN n. MARTINEZ nuestro querido
primo; ambos murierOn 81 sdfa rs del
presente Ia primera a Las 5 d. nj, y
el segundO a las 2 b. nj, del mismo dia
Con Ia muerte de nuestros dos sefes
hoy nos sentimOs tristemente rOgan-
do d Dios Que derrame oil balsamo de
l~consuelo en- nueetros corazones. LA
finada sufri6 per 81 espacio de s me-
lses De una terrible v lastifn0aa enter
medad fle atendida por tres doctores
tinnumerahles veces y p0r ell ST.. D.. M.
ELujan; Sc hizo cuantu fuG possible por
SUI saluds peT0 TODD fu6 en- vano, Di0s
Ia tenfa escogida. Muri6 a ID edad de-
62 amos, era hien apreciada u querfda
de toda esta c0munidad, deia para
septirla a dos hiios, Pedro Y Sanchez
III Manuelita 5. Martinez, una hija POI
Utica y ~ hijo polftieo los cuales son
Bernardo r. Martinez y ReynaIda nj.
Sanchez, y 4 A nietos, tambi6n 8 her
manas, Erinea, Matilde y Beneranda
Martinez. adeInas I'm crecido ndmero
de sobrinos v parientes que hoy los
sienten con gran dplor. Juan sufri6
por ell tempo de diez meses de dolor
en- un pie v otTas Intermediates, y
tamhien fue atendid0 POI todos los
dQctores on Leadville, Colo, Y en- es-
to luagr, muri0 d la edad de- 20 amos,
ideja para sentirIO q dos hermanos,
Enrique Martinez Y Leo Martinez;
estos Sc italian, Ell primero en- Lead
VILE y Ell segundo en- Kansas City. Su
mama de 81 murib cuando II tenfa la
edad de 5 amos Y qued6 con nuestra
mama, ella 10 eric y vivieron juntos
hasta esta fecha EN- que murieron. El
era un joven de buenos modales, hon
RADIO v bien Querido, tod0s los sienten
Sc les dio Misa de cuerpo presente v
fueron llevados desde Ia casa a To
iglesia pnr 81 Rev. Camilo seux, y de-
la iglesia al ~camposantO hasta Ideiar-
los en- au Ultima morada. Damos mil
gracias a la gente de este iugar que
ayudaron en- ell velorio y funeral,
y en- particular d los miembros de la
Cofradla de Maestro Padre Jesds, que
nos ayudaron en- nuestras horas del
dolor, y asf rOgam0s que Dios los ten
ga gozando en- sn gloria descansandoI
en- paz.
Adi6s mi queFida madre,
Adi6s, mamacita mia
te lleyaste a tn Juan
Ell tn fina compaiifa.
Cllando 10 ibas a dejar.
81 10 aInabas con ternura
v rogastes p0r ilevarlo
a g0zar de la hermosura.
MmY respetuosamente, Quedo dc Uds
Afcalde, N. NJ.
PEDRO X. SANCHEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Tome, N. MI, AbriI 20 de 1920.
Sir. editor de El Nuevo Mexicano:
Sfryase darme I'm espacio en- su a.
probable semanario para la publica-
ci6n de la muerte de mi querida hila
EMILIA BAREI4A, quien despues de
sais meses de padeeimientos, el dfa 26
del presente a las 3 de Ia mafana fue
Ia bora decretada por ell Omnipotente
Senior para que deiara este vale de
lagrimas y dejara un Eacfo entire no
aotros diffcil de llenar; habiendo rel
cibido todos los auxilios de cat6iicos
con una buena recignaci0n, y dejando
sumidos en- 81 mas acerbo dolor a sus
padres Camilo Barela, v Francisquita
Baca de- Barelas a tres hermanas y
euatrc hermanos que son: Antonio 3.
Salazar. Amanda y Selma Barela,
Erlne0, Juan y Lincons mi her
mano poiiEico Eduardo Salazar y un
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

gran nlimero do tfQs y tfass primes
v primass d dos snbrinOg. La finada
mufi0 a Ia edad de ~ ahos s meses,
3 dfas. Su funeral tuTo lugar ii mar
tes ~ q las 5 q mi, con misa cantada
y y restos mOrtales fueron seppIta
dos en- u panteon del lugRr. hablendo
tenid0 IN buen acompahamiento tam
to EN- u velorios como en- a funeral.
por 10 oual yo Ies extiendo las mas
e~xpresivas graciaa q todas las pers0.
mas que nos accompaniment en- SD Ell
y velorio hasta ponerIa en-
su nltima morada. Quedando de I'd.
STU alto. y 8. 81
GANIE1O BAREIsA.