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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-30
ANTELOPE
Albert R

AlDert rasmussen was IN town
Tuesday.
The Blake Drug Co. is building an
ice house.
Albert Spokley returned from a
trip in the east on Tuesday.
J. P. Peterson made business trip
to Plentywood last Saturday.
Mrs. o. B. Hoven and two sons
were over Sunday visitors in Plen-
tywood.
Will Douglas took in the dance here
from Coalridge last Friday night.
James Griffin of Chinook, Mont,
was a business caller here last Satur-
dav.
Weldon Richardson was transacting
business in town the fore part of the
week.
Oscar Sundahl paid the Strom
Hardware Co. pleasant visit We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. Stevens was in town the first
of the week visiting with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hunter.
George Burgess was here the fore
part of the week from Rola, N. D.,
and while here disposed of a fine
quarter of land east of Antelope for
$4,000 cash, to Joseph Arneklev.
Jack Rowand, travelling salesman
for the Williston Grocery, was calling
on local trade here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sorenson left
for Williston last Friday morning,
where they took their little SON to Be
treated by specialist. Mr.. Sorenson
returned Saturday but received a
message Sunday that his wife was
sick and returned to Williston Mon
day morning.
George Svarcan, our section fore
man, has recently placed a coal filing
on 40 acres of his homestead, about
one and a half miles west of Ante
lope, where he discovered a nine foot
vein Of splendid Ignite coal. He an
ticipates putting the mine in shape
this coming summer and ready for op-
Grafton in the fall Of 1920.
A. J. Jensen was in from his farm
Monday.
DR.. Hunter was . business caller at
Plentywood Tuesday.
Plentywood Tuesday.
c, b. Lobdel made business trim
to Plentywood Tuesday.
itor Wednesday and Thursday.
Florence Taylor of Coalridge at
tended the dance here last Friday
night.
Roy Loutzenhiser was in from the
farm south of town the first of the
week.
Alfred johnson was in from his
farm near Coalridge on business We'd
nesday.
The Farmers Grain and Shipping
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-30
SCQBEY

Billy Davis.
Bill Stephens spent a couple of days
at Culbertson the early part of this
week.
C. r.. Swenson and P. J. Enright
were called to Plentywood Saturday
on government business.
l.. J. Conlin, cashier of one of the
banks at Oswego, spent few days in
Scobey this week looking up old ac-
QuaintanceS.
j. P. Dahlauist returned Saturday
from Glasgow, where he was attend
ing the Federal Farm Loan Associa-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-30

h,ek St. Arncaud is our local ice
man and is supplying ComeltoWn with
their summer supply of ice.
". K. Vezina and family and Miss
Ethel Franey Of Dooley, and Thos.
Brockley and family ate dinner at the
w. W. Conner home Sunday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
MARCH 20 FIXED
.ASLEGION'S DAY
City Then Officially to Wei.
come National Home.

The American Legion viii be officially
welcomed to its national home in In
dianapolis on March o.
Mayor Jewett today announced plans
for monster mass meeting to be held
In Tomlinson han on that date, when the
city viii gather to extend its greeting
to the great organization of veterans Of
the world war.
The program for the day win include
speeches by citizens and national Of
fcials Of the legion. There will also
be music and other features.
A letter was received today announcing
that Franklin D'Olier, national comman-
der of the legion, viii be here for the
welcome, accompanied by a staff Of of
feials.
The following COMMITTEES on arrange
ments for the affair is announced: James
h. Lowry, chairman; W. S Mitchell, Glen
Friermood and K. Walter Jarvis. This
committee will prepare and have cha rye
of the program for the day.
Other committees are to be appointed,
among them one of welcome to be com
posed of prominent citizens of Indian
apollo.
In commenting on the plan Mayor
Jewett said the matter had been under
contemplation for some time. He also
stated that a number Of citizens have
fHyored giving the legion an official well
come.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
%, 900 MARCH IN
NEW YORK PARADE

NEW YORK. March 17.-Twenty-fiv
thousand men and women marched today
in the biggest st. Patrick's day parade
ever held in New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

CONTINUED From Page One.)
ing more dangerous rs a result of the
railway strike.
Twenty-three persons have been killed
and many wounded in clashes between
soldiers and citizens at Hagen, West
phalia The fighting occurred when SOL
diers arrived to occupy the city,
AT Munich the situation is critical
Crowds attempted to penetrate the diet,
but were reDulsed by soldiers with some
casualties.
In Essen the workers revolutionary
council was reported to have constituted
an executive committee of thirty men,
bers TO negotiate an alliance with the
socialist parties in the lower Rhine dis
tricts and Westphalia for the purpose of
establishing q dictatorship of the pro-
letariat.
The reported decision of the counter
revolutionary leaders to resign uncOndi-
tionRlly followed an ultiuatum delivered
by Deputies COhn and Daumig. The ulti-
matum declared that unless both resigned
and the Luettwitz troops were withdrawn
before 0 p. m. I tuesday,, the workmen
would proclaim q soviet republic and at
tack the city
Workmen in the districts of Weissen-
see, Reinichkendorf and Spandau were
reported to be fully armed and ready to
carry out the threat of the deputies-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Births

Daniel and Lama Callahan, 2g South
State, girl.
Harold and Many Bradley, 2121 Ash
land, boy.
Samuel and Msrfie Bradley, 1124 River.
hoy,
Harry and Myrtle Ely, 1880 Villa, girl.
Eugene and Anna Schalk, 107 North
Gladstone, girl.
David and Ruth Hurt, 1904 Nordyke,
girl
Harding and Bertha Floyd, 237 Mink
neF, boy.
GarnId and Alice Leslie, 1898 Everett,
girl.
Arthur and Iona Cook, 1921 Jeffersun,
boy,
Charles and Funny Dnv1z, 2soJ Mar
John and Matvs Hogan, st. Vlncenf's
hospital, boy.
David and Bertha Eberly, s17 North
ParlEcr, girl.
Charles and Isabel Landolt, 1857 sar-
rOliton, boy.
Thomas and Lille Adamg, 1913 LIN
den. girl.
Chris and Emma Kork. 74O Perzhing,
boy
William and Ruth Ferguson, OF Doug
las, boy.
Earl and Clara Mckinney, 211 Morgan.
boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Little Jimmy Fund
Passes $4,000 Mark

More than 5000 win be placed in the
bank for little Jimmy Sullivan, 7-year-
old orphan, whose father was drowned
in Fall creek while trying to rescue two
small colored boys Contributions came
from many sources, The -colored Y NJ
c. 4. today reported total contributions
through that organization of s., 34950
Members Of Post B, Travellers Protec-
tive association, turned over TO The
Times $40 to be used for the education
of little Jimmy His fathers greatest
wish in life was that the boy receive
a good education
The little Mary Murphy fund total
was $3,S7a67. in addition to the 81 800
which was used to pay OF the mortgage
on the home Of Police Sergeant Maurice
Murphy, who was shot down by Henry
Thomas, negro desperate r w. Kin
sey. formally closed the fund today, the
money all being credited in the hank
to Mary Murphy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Marriage Licenses

Marion NJ. Mcbride, IS, machinist, and
Susie Conner, 20. both of Fit. Wayne, Ind.
Charles McSlurtroy, 90, Iaborer. 1907
Maple avenue, and Sarah Nash, 90, 42S
South Illinois street.
Guy F. Johnson. 80, molder. g12 st.
Peter street, and Sarah A. Wade, %, 524
Bell street.
Martin Jones. 81, boilermaker, Youngs-
town, o., and Lamberta NJ Tyler, "a, 1901
North LaSalle street.
George William Sauter, "a, machinist
2155 South East street, and Myrtle NJ.
Privette, 20, 1926 Orleans street.
Morris K. Schachter, "a. salesman, and
Ella Moloney, %, both of ST. Louie
Walter s. Mayhem, AZ, teamster, Broad
Ripple, and May Rose KesSleE, %, 661
East Forty eighth street.
Charley Mitchell, AZ, cement worker, Ais
West Seventeenth street, and Mary Hutch
inson, 80, All West Seventh street
Leroy Kile, 20, plumber, 1922 Brook
side avenue, and Mildred j.. Roberta 10,
typist, 2737 North Gale street
Harley p. Daley, 80, barber, Isl Capt.
tOl, and Marie Hoop, %, 1871 Capitol
avenue.
Christopher C. House, a, mechanic, 6SS
Indiana avenue, and Annie Miller, %, f22
Indiana HVenue
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Deaths

Elda Lyons, IS, 615 Division, chronic
endOcsrdItis.
Ethel May Collins, o. 1224 Eugene. tn
beFcular meningitis.
Elizabeth III. incl, 81, 248 North Key
stone, chronic myocarditis.
Josephine Cyrilla Yohlers Q, 1130 Lin
den, bronchO pneumonia.
Sol Nathan, 20. $50 North Alabama.
chronic interstitial nephritis,
Elsie Phyllis Keys ~ 1S4o Arrow. In
fuenZa pneumonia.
Mamie Rosamond Geisend0rf. 50, 1881
Nordyke, broncho pneumonia.
Frank johnson, ID, zoos West Twenty
sixth, double lobar pneumonia
william p, Mellon. ga City hospital,
iabetes me1lftus,
Catherine shuert, 81, 3sa North Noble,
arteriO sclerosiS.
Kate Bixler, 80, Pennsylvania and
Washington, acute cardiac dilatation-
Alexander VanLaer, 63. q West St
Joe, chronic nephFitis.
Charles Owen Fort, 81, St Vincent's
hospital acute meningitis.
Walter Johnson, 35, III Douglass, pull
Charles r. Hummel. 4s. 4s9 North. War
man. acute gastritts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Shippers Go Into
Rail Rate Problem

Representatives OF Indiana shipping
interests are meeting this afternoon with
the state public service commission TO
discuss district grouping Of the nations
railroads for rate-making purposes
E. L Lewis, chairman of the state
commission, VIII make a report TO the
Interstate commerce commission at a
conference which opens next Monday
in Washington on the Indiana attitude
toward the grouping plan
The aim of the national commission
is to fix rates for railroads which will
yield a return of ga to per cent on
the valuation of the railroads prosperity.
The point to be decided is whether the
commission shall fix the aggregate value
OF railroad property within certain ie-.
ritories as a basis for rate-making OF
shall fix a valuation on the property or
railroads throughout the country.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
WATTS MOVE BY
GOV. EDWARDS
Sawin to Withdraw Petition if
Jerseyite Doesn't.

Ira L. Sawin, who fled the petition
asking that the name Of Gov, Edwards of
New Jersey be placed on the Indiana
primary ballots as a candidate for the
democratic nomination for the presidency,
will withdraw the petition unless Gov.
Edwards directly instruets the secretary
of state TO withdraw it
Mr.. Sawin announced his intention to-
day to withdraw the petition following
the receipt of letter from Gov Edwards
in which he said he did not desire to
have his name on the Indiana prefer
entail ballot The New Jersey governo or
telegraphed to the secretary Of state
several days ago, stating that he did not
desire to become a candidate, but he
did not give instructions TO withdraw his
name. The secretary of state has had
no further communications fromNhim.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Seeking Pardon for
NObIesville LITER

A delegation Of NoblesviIle citizens Wis
tied the state board of pardOns today
to urge the parole Of James O. Bradley,
who is serving a life term at Michigan
City prison for the killing OF his wife.
Bradley testified at his trial, eleven
years ago, that he was drunk at the time
the killing occurred and he did not
know whether he did it or not.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Baltimore Paper
Quits Noon Edition

BALTIMORE, March 17.-Announee-
ment is made today that because of the
continued shortage In supply of news
print paper, the noon edition of the
Baltimore Evening Sun, except on Sat
urdays, will be discontinued until fur
Their notice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
CITY'S WEARIN
tn GREEN TODAY
Continued From Page one.)

of the British shackels from Ireland. .
He cited the peace treaty, pointing out
its failure to provide for Ireland.
Patriotism to America with a plea for
Irish liberty was the keynote of the ad-
dresses.
Resolutions were adopted commending
the United States senators who refused
to vote for the British made league of
nations"
The program was deliberately carried
cut. Joseph NJ Cangany was chairman
Of the committee in charge.
At st. Johns, St Patrick's and st
Bridget's Catholic churches special high
masses were said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Sidener Convinces
Realtors on AID Value

ADVERTISED
That was the keynote OF a short talk
by Merle Sidener Of the Sidener-Nan
Ripper Company today at the Indianapo-
lis Real Estate Boards weekly lunch
con.
was assured following the talk. Sub
scriptions to the plan already ara be
ing made Thirty-four members have
signed up.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Blast on Cutter
Burns 20 Sailors

PENSACOLA Fla, March 17.-Al-
though there were no fatalities, twenty
sailors suffered from severe burns last
light when a gasoline tank aboard the
United States cutter Camden exploded
while at anchor here An investigation
Is being held aboard ths Camden today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
q. S. CITIZENS
SEEK REFUGE

CONTINUED From Page one.J
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
DODSON DETIENE La
VENTA DEL CALOMEL
"DodsOn's Liver Tone" esta tomando eI Iugar del ~peigOsO ~compuestO
quimico mendonadO ariba, segun dicen los ~drogunhs

DodsQn9 Liver Tone dc gGgto A.
gradable, remedio puramente vegetal,
~inofensivo para nihos y adultos. To-
me una cucharada en- Ia nocne y des-
piertese mejor; no hay b~iliosidad, do
lor de cabeza, est0mago acido, 0 in
testinos constipados. No causa incon
~veniencias TODD el dfa sieuiente como
Ell yiolento calomel. Tome una d6sis
de caIomeI hoy. y mahana Sc sentira
debil. enfermo y nauseado. No pIerda
i'm solo dfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
RECUPERE Ell VIGOR
PERDIDO
ola VIDA SIN sALup v vlcoR
IS uN MARTtRio"

Cundo 81 vigor Sc ACADIA, cuando 81
higado. los rinones y 81 est6mago no
funclonan bien. Of sneno no ~relresca,
la memoria falla, cuando SO siente
neryioso y triste, sin ganas de traha-
jar D sin amino para lnchar. sintiendo
IN malestar en- general, ea una seha
que 81 sistema necesita auxiIic.
Muchos SO han dlrigido q n0sotros.
obteniendo aliYio, cuando creian que
no habiat cpsa que los curara. TO
NoDAR" IA fuerza y yigor. asistien-
do a h ~naturaleza en- 50 obra dc re,
cuperaci6n. Mande hoy mismo 800
por una GAIA, 10 sufieiente para un
eHtero, J ~couvtnxase % sns
mArayiilosos resultados. - Gnrantfas
pinsro dssueito. 81 noda sasIsfacci6n
rompleta.
puus PRODUCTS COMPANY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Por Europa
"A. cONcH-IO DISTRIBUTE TRES
MILLoNss Dell FoNDO Dc REpA.
RAcloN ALEMAN. ENTRE Los
ALlADOs.

nrnselas. Julio a-lYa 81 ha iIegado
caal > Nm arreglo por los primadoa
allados en- c~onfoFenela aqui, acarca
do IA division De londoa paeadoa p0r
Alemania como r~epafaci0n. IN una
base AZ 10 81 por clenlo para fran.
eia. - por eiqnlo para cmn Bretaha
~ poF cisnso para italia, 5 por cicn
g para tlalgfcas , 5 por elenso para
Herfla, seg'in - aaeRnr6 aqnf hoY.
n aobranle, eomo un . par csento e.
aiyidlf4 eatFe ios ntFcs aiiadoa D.
elaypndo Runanla. Portugal ; yap0ug
Italia umtifa ueeibiFa elartas tann.
lAs eeonhmiean } 1nAaeiagaa t4ls
arFesio lsniasisp ~ declarado a. %
her llegada 3 90 aeusTae - Is reute
Efafia easfe ~ daieEstm ~isaneosss.
hfinacos itsfiane ! helfsa
Has litssae nosiel4a An aBe "A 8tls
ssgi9n alemana - aaa. ffslafA h'
fpniefs a i ann e. y ttf6e a. As
niaEA Ha9aass = So 5 iet1 > =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Consoles sobre Ell
nOUidzgo

No tengais noyio. sine hasta que
eateis c~onyencIdas de que annals. y
cuando 10 tengais. procurad tencrlo
para siempre a los oios de un HON.
bro serio, una muchncha es mas dig.
M de amor mlentras Is mas pura.
Y nara un hombFa deIlcado. el hecho
DC que 50 noyia haya tonldo antes dc
q n teoria Do novioa. no % reco.
mendaci6n.
pensad en- aque d noyIazgo e.
cana 81 matrimonio eapiritual. "a
loren que cgta en- II ha cesado 81
alma ri Ia del hombra que anna.
por consiguiente, debe 4 este no solo
c0mplacencias. eino eatimari0n a.
ttmacfon eapant1nca. Amarlo debe
eqnlvaier a defcndario 4 ye.ar pur
~ nombre, : haeer TODD 10 aue ana
eepnsa haria por - espoaa. los
hombraa inieiiEuates aaben dlstsn.
ruiz entire iAs nosias qae soio Is eon
mientfaA eatan con elios y aqnassna
cue 10 son astpdas hnras.
~&anca ualntAta a vaasfra nest8.
IS g IA reiacloses elmplemenie 30
eialeH "a aineeridna e. una baena -.
- Para u afeeia "a ~ ae asios -
a aaira ane - rartiN nrrpetnar 10
~ toe hainiidad snesifpm elfarss q
vueeig8 n0ria Gae g u - nokie -
- ate &asfas Az eha
~Af asstT netta fsutsa a. e. -
ie - 81 metat n4A4 taelsa. iase@
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Consoles utiles
lDe III independents
cossra ia caIvicIe.

SohtFa q Caivicie.
e. ccr.an ! sts,tan ~ ashar,os /,
osds "a a iayar ~, (
sut ,smsSa eorross~o ~ oa,s,y,o
$685. anxt,ec 1880. a.
sr,tfa,o c,rc,,srts a,oehn,
AZ r-avsnta rrados c,en INK
he,sta A. 1agondn csnn.,srta 1890
nsSs sa~da ~ Xxx ,oasnna a~e,tan.
ne ~.
-annnr,sco c;nco asonc,a
aS~s~~ts. a,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Cada droguista en- la plaza ha nota-
do la baja en- la venta del caIomel
Todos ellos dan la miSma razon. III
Dodson's Liver Tone esta en- su Iugor
H Calomel es peIigroso y el pu-
blico 10 sabe" Dodson's Liver Tone
esta garantizado personalmente por
cada droguista que 10 vende. Una DO
tena grande no cuesta mucho, pero 81
falla en- dar I'm aliyio facil en- cada
case de los rihones congestionados y
constipado, nomas pIda ~ dinerO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Con sus dedosl listed puede Ievan-
tar cualduier Gallo duro. Gallo suave,
0 Gallo entire los dedos. y las oallosi'
dades de la planta del pie.
Una botellita de "Freszozne" cues
IA muy poauito en- cuaIquier botica;
applique unas cuantas gotas sobre 81
Gallo o calIosidad. lnstantaneamente
della de doier. y luego en- POGO tempo
puede levantar 81 Gallo molesto. con
TODD y rafz. sin NADIA de dolor. le
yerasi No Is bromal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Para tehIr d peIo % color castaa0,

Sc prepare una solucion de-
Acido pirogAlico, is centfgramos;
cloruFo dc cobre, 3;5 ~centfgramos;
aeido nftrico. cinco gotas; aqua des
tilada. $50 gramos.
Sc maTea durante dos .dfasI en- I'm
matraz, da tnrba expurgada de- arena,
con diez parties de amoniaeo y cinco
de aqua; luego Sc calienta lentamen-
te hasta la ebullici6n, Sc pasa a ira
YES de un lienzo y Sc evapora hasta
nue tenga consistencia de jarahe.
Sc disuelve el extracto pardo obte-
niao anteriormente, en- diecinueve
pafses de aqua destiIada. anadiendo
laego dos parties de alcohol y un POGO
de aqua de colonia.
Con este lfquido Sc humedece el ca
beIIo, despues de naperIo desengrar
zado con seduction aIcoholica de ia,
5en y aqua.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

cendencia . 81. deapu6s lie haber
muerto Cristo en- Ia cumbre ilel COZ
gotta. Desde a1uelIa eposa "a car'dad
fus instituida y segislada pOr Ii lyle
sin de San Pedro, " practicable mas
tarde COZ entasiasmo por Ia teoiagIa
cat6lica. Hoy. como aver, Ia daAdiva
para Ell menestaroso es una dc las
fcrmas que sxpresan con mayor eff
eacia Ia noDlaza de nuestros sentif
mientos, Oar una limosna. luizi sex
un egoismo, zero egofsmo sasrado
Al fin, puesto QQue ejercemos Ia caF
ridad, cuyas virtudes s~ecsctes no 10
draan iamas las mayores y agresiyas
paradojas.
Alberto TlENA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

fsgl 4slls A Malia Il 49,
ssaw a saagee@a g. lss 80
s So ta&sslt s.
eaaisgSe a. M s e
M la sAa5 81 e.
se sa E4af 3
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SEs 1e -
mss As as
fa sas
W - >
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A. "A NfY
b "a sls
N4a = a
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4
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
"A la Luz de Ia Luna
CDe La voz del Pueblos


Erase m musme chiqui'l, nsuy pa
Ida, con sus ojos muy 0b;lcuos del
color de los botones de las flores del
Lotto; Sc dirfa una mufecs de ptrSe-
lana: por 10 chiquita y por 10 dclica-
da, contaban de ella, qds antes, muy
antics, enfermaba como una sensiii.
va bajo la impression; v mas cuandc
Eros disparaba sus flechas atrtyidas
en- la forma de III don Juan nippon;
d1cen que acert6 a enaIuosarss nna
vez, y tanto. que la muhequita Sc
morfa .....; pero un mage cniande-
70 de encantamfentos, lie habl6 de
qU.iavse el corazon y .e abri0 Ell Pc
cho que era como una perIa-palido,
tan palido que daba tonalidades azu.
les, m las manbs de las ssfgeres
de cera-y ell mage sac6 eI cprax0n
10 enterro entire los petalos de un
lirio...
La musm6 mejoraba mucho. mucho
Y rapidamente: y va no echaba de
menos sus dolores de anemica v va
no Sc preocupaba de sus ojos de me
.lancolfa, oblicuos y semilIqquidados
por las tristezas de un amor yisiona-
rio, y va no pensaba en- Na-milko
San, su favoritp de lIeyenda; v cuen-
tan que euro, pero, cuentan tambien
1que en- las hoches de luna " en- Iel
nementerio del amor, un iirio liora,
aprieta mucho esps petaIos blanque-
lines que ~encierran EMBELLISHMENTS
IN diminuto coraz0n de mujer....
Carlos H. MARTINEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Aviso

Por estas doy ayiso que desde FL
dfa primero de JUNO lIeg6 a mi ran
,cho I'm caballo moro con estas mar
cas- "a en- la espaldfla del lado IL
quierdo y esta IT" en- Ia pierna dere-
cha So dueho puede pasar por 81
animal. pagando todos los p~eriuicios
de- dicho animal, y 81 importe de este
aviso. Su alto. s. s..
JOSE L. SALAzAR
Coyote. N NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

~ "NNt8 NnH"N+N NfA"at
Ina eogtumbra coqueiona y perrin.
ilclal ha tonldo Ii ~nrurrnnesa Dc ana
dr. = Ia b0taa , zapafos, csos guar
ies enUrfnes gus son ys~Fdaderos Kan.
.ess Dc cuerp
Esia moaa naci6 haio 81 reinado
Do iAis Xy fi0rpci6 nueyamente
cpando 81 negundo impcfio J "a ts7a
los altos iAe0nes dc Ia cecodsfee
ohinyiefpn gran hah ~ esno tnEra
gpu tmponeree ID afiisaa AZ Ia 10
a. y n~centpanaose o. dia In ia
Mufhoe ssegayan sae esi0 ~ I Il
mpief "a toaQ + kfsepio exsraar1lna.
Rios
- taeGa afg0ee 1t 20 an menfaR
eapWiai , asaioEa - caetqrnp2 aae
en&a fnlamsnft epp a. selio Hasst
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seias@a a. meeeal
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sase = ias6M
AZ ia fe nAs msg tsh
nes g. en - saFa Sra
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
e caIzado HIaIsnIeo.

~ T E
Los zapatos demaciado estrechos o
~demasiado cortos nos hieren bien por
deIante, per detras o por los lados, y
no solo periudican al pie. sino a la
gracia de los movimientos y del cuer-
DO TODD
Es0s tacones altos que echan Ell
cuerpo hacia adelante, causan des-
v~iaciones de Ia coIumna Yertebral y
graves t~rastornos en- los 6rganoe alb
dominates.
Sc debe, pucs, elegir dentro de- la
m0da, n forIna graci0sa, nn caizado
Iigeru. u Hiente hien al pie y no
10 periudique. Por aparentar IN pie
de unas cuantas iineas menos, cosa
y no advierte nadie. Sc somete 0
~frecuencia n muier a las mis- afro
ces lortaras.
Cuando 50 rostro pallaecc De dolor
y no sahe andar nj mOyerse, estd ms
h0s bella, quixa en- rfdiculo. que 81
Sc eneOntrase con un calxado un POGO
ampllo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

PARA RENTAR-una casa de tres
~cuartos, despusa del fro de Julio.
en- IA Avenida paIaelo Ma. 42s-pk
riIanss los ~lntsrssados q IA Sra.
Enlteria Rivera. en- esta cludad. 0
por eorFso . g. G. ROMERO. Ala
mess. Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

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