davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-10-07

". H. Junge. who resides south Of
Big Springs, was Julesburg business
visitor last Friday,
The Keota news., 1920-11-05
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Uaiea Ns~s Service.

Western Newspaper Uaioa Nsws Service.
Frank Il. Crawford. son Of Mr.. and
Mn. George Crawford. living east OF
Oak Greek. IL dead as the result OF
injuries received when he fell from
horse.
In the recent count OF parcel post
matter at the Craig pOst0fflce. EN-
ployts handled over nifty tons Of par
col post packages. Over $4,000 pounds
Of mall matter originated at Craig; the
rest came into the local office.
Charles A. Campbell. a miner. for
msriy Of I.eadviile. was shot aud al.
most instantly killed at Creede BY
Mack Davis, owner Of restaurant and
we'll known ~ musician. Following
the killing Of Campbell. Davis surren.
dsrsd to the sheriff. He declares that
be shot In self defense.
Governors Of Wyoming New Mexico
and Colorado. mayors OF the principal
cities In these three states, educators,
professional men and citizens who are
Interested In education are To be In.
vised TO attend the Citizens Confer.
encs on Education to be- held In the
state house 1t Denver Dec. 3 aud Q.
Charles Caprs. a Rockville merchant.
vas held up aud robbed Of 5000 In
cash By two unmasked bandits on the
Fiorsnce-P Pueblo Highway. The high.
waymen escaped In the bad lands
along the Arkansas river. Capra was
"a route to Pueblo to purchase msr.
chsndise when the robbery Was coin.
United.
While unhitching q team Of horses,
J. q. Wilson at Ridgway was the vic.
tim Of q painful accident. One tug
was still fastened to the wagon when
one Of the horses started. pulling the
wagon onto Mr.. Wilson. who suffered
q broken arm and terrible decorations
% one leg. Mr.. Wilson Was taken to
the hospital at Ouray.
Among the subjects considered BY
the twsaty.third annual convention Of
the American Mining Congress, No.
vsmber 1910. will Ike legislation In.
Guiding tariff pertaining to the prod.
ucts Of the mines. uniformity Of ma.
tioual and state mining laws, revision
Of the general mining code. state and
national 'blue-sky" laws, employers
liability laws.
Gov. Oliver H. Shoup appointed =
delegation Of forty prominent fa-i,crs
throughout the state to represent Colo
RADIO at the Farmers National Con.
gress to be held In Columbus, Ohio.
on Nov. 10 to 10. Included In tile
number are officers Of the State Farm
Bureau an follows: J. D. Flint Broom.
field, president; E. F. Denhart, Brigh.
ton. vice president, and Frank Aichel.
man, Brighton. secretary.treasurer.
The Montrose Hardware and Topic
ment Company, new corporation
with . capital stock Of $4,000. has
opened for business In that city. THIS
makes the third large hardware stors
in Montrose. This il one Of q chaih
Of hardware stores on the western
slope, being connected with the Colo.
RADIO and Utah Hardware Company Of
Grand Junction, the Wholesale derar..
ment and the Delta Hardware Com.
pany of Delta.
The D. 8. census report for 1920
shows that, since 1910. seven typical
Colorado mining counties have lost
nearly 80 per cent Of their population.
Similar conditions exist In other states.
The mines are not played out. This
serious decline In population mostly
dates from the commencement Of tn,
war In 1914, but especially since 1:J7,
The Keota news., 1920-11-05

Even 1h0eol
Spirit-Wherc Is my mansion In the
6y7
st. Pcter-Sorry. but the spirit in II
refuses to move out.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
AIAL DIA COMO HOY 4
- E%
"Recordar. vivir---Dant
"Recordar .es vivir---Dant
IA DE sET1EMBRE DE 1897
A CON
LIBERAL

En- la mayoria de nuestros hombres
de Madrid, confamos plenisimamento;
pero hay algunos, cuya parsimonia nos
preocupa, por 10 mislno que no podria-
mos someternos a ser coparticipes go
Fernando los liberales, mientras nues-
tros adversarios son duefios absolutos
gobernando los conservadores.
Ell monopolio llega hasta tai punto,
que, sino Sc les destruye,. desde luego,
surgiran dificultades magnas en- la lucha
electoral. Es un acaparamiento que nos
reduce La condici6n de instrumentos
de labor al servicio de los que explotan
en- provecho suyo, un patriotisrro falso
y un omniministerialismo immoral y es-
candaloso.
listed comprendera al momento ell al
canoe de mis- observaciones sinceras
lie estima y lie distingue, su alto. S. s.
Luis MUNOz RIVERA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
WRANGEL ES
BATIDO POR
Los SOVIETS
ANIQUILAN EN- KUBAN LAS FUER-
ZAS 'ANTIBoLsHEvIKIs Y DEs.
TRUYEN CAMPAMENToS.
ARRECIA LA BATALLA
CERCA DE LEMBERG
Ell JEFE PoLAco DICE QUE POLO
MIA NO PUEDE QUEDARsE EN-
FRoNTERAs ILUsoRIAS.

LONDRES, agosto 31.-Una declara-
ci6n Official de Moscu da cuenta de que
Ell general Wrangel ha sido derrotado en-
dos frentes en- ell teatro de la guerra del
Mar negro, mientras otra expedition
ha sido destruida y las fuerzas de Cri-
mea embotelladas en- la peninsula.
Las palabras ofciales dicen asi: "Las
fuerzas del general Wrangel en- Kuban
han sido completamente aniquiladas; des
pues de derrotadas los s'soviets" eorta
ron sus comunicaciones y rodearon y des
truyeron sus campagrsntos; en- la parte
norte de la provinpia de Taurida. las
fuerzas de Wrangeli han sido completa-
mente batidas ahoraa solo esta en- 81
poder la Crimea.
En- cuanto las operaciones ''bolshe-
vikis'' en- ell frente polaco, Ell comunica-
do dice asi: "En la region de vollko-
vysk, Zen la region sur de Grodno) ocr
pamos cierto nlmero de aldeas; progre-
sSmos en- un frente como de veinte mi
las al sur de Byelostok, en- la region
de vladimir volynsx ocupamos Belz;
en- la region de Lemberg y Przemysl con
tinua un fuego nutrido.''
Ell communicate Official polaco dice que
los "bolshevikis han aumentado su
contra -ofensiva en- la region de Lem
berg, en- proportion numerical v que es
tan tratando de envolver la ciudal
por la parte norte
''Un fuego terrible Sc sostiene en-
progreso en- la region de Len:berg, donde
los polacos resisten desesperadamente.
La caballeria del general Budenny esta
avanzando hacia zamosc (sesenta y Gin
CO millas al nordeste de Lemberg) a
pesar de nuestra resistencia.
s'El avance del senemigo es en- direc-
ci6n de Przemysl'
Ell prcsidente Pilsudski ha declarado
hoy en- una ertrevista, que Polonia no
puede permanecer la defensive mien-
tras no haya echado de su territorio
a los rusos.
mo hay sino dos soluciones dice
o marchar adelante contra los rusos
para obligarlos que nos hablen en- otro
tono, permanecer en- una frontera ilu
soria. En- mi opinion, seria impossible pa
ra nosotros permanccer la defensive,
pues no debemos engsfarnos. Aun GUAM
do irmaramos una paz, siempre seria-
mos objeto de la aggression rusa''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
seiiembre IA, 1897.

Ecmo. Senior don Segismundo Moret.
Mi respectable amigo: De otros actos
que prueban la vitalidad de nuestro par
lido he de darle noticias hoy.
Sc verifca actualmente la rectifca-
ci6n del censo todos los Comites Lii
berales trabajan con verdadero entusias
mo.
En- la hsta para Diputado Provincial
teniamos en- la isla cuatro mil electo-
res; ahora pedimos la inclusion de sais
mil mas. Y 81 estos Sc unen dos mil
empleados que votaran por Ell Gobierno
puede asegurarse, que, en- las pr6ximas
elecciones, nos hallarensos en- actitud
de copar todos los Distritos.
Bajo Ell sobre que lleva esta carta,
tengo ell gusto de remitirle una mas ex-
tensa, que dirijo al senor Garcia MO
lima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
DOCE DIVSIONES
"BOLSHEVIKIS"
DESTR ULDAS
FL numero de prisioneros as
ciende ahora a 10000 Y 10.
600 son internados.
LOS POLACOS ACU-
SAN A LOS JU-
DIOS DE TRACTION
81 general Wrangel hace seis
mil prisioneros en- ell sector
de Crimea.

PARIS, setiembre g. Segdn despa
chos recibidos de Varsovia, ocho di-
visiones bolcheviques han sido completa
mente aniquiladas y otras ocho reduci-
das la mitad.
La victoria polaca aumenta. FL nj
nero de prisioneros asciende va a 40
mil. Solo Ell cuarto y ell decimo cuarto
cuerpo de ejercitos soviets ofrecen re-
sistencia, aquel en- la region de Lomza
y el otro en- Ell frente del sur. q
De Berlin comurican sin Interior
conarmaci6n que los polacos han captr
rado la ciudad de Bialystock, so millas
al sur de Grodno.
De Londres dicen que la derrota dc
los bolcheviques es tan completa Sc
ria que no hay posibilidad de que re-
construyar sus desbandados ejercitos en-
territorio polaco.
Sc cree que antes del fin de la Sc
mana sean echados los bolcheviques d
toda Ell area que ocuparon. Dcspachos
no ofciales hablan de sesenta mil prisi(
neros en- el frente de varsovia treis
ia mil de Dantzig.
AdemAs del gran nImero de prisio-
neros dep6sitos de material de que
IRA capturados, diez mil bolcheviques
han tenido que refugiarse en- Prussia,
donde seran internados. Sc dice que los
polacos estan utilizando los prisioneros
en- la via f6rrea que va de Kocnisberg a
Berlin.
FL estado mayor general polaco ase-
gura que en- la batalla frente varso-
via Sc opusieronN 12o mil polacos 1sO
mil rusos, nm tercio de los cuales ha
sido hecho prisionero.
El corresponsal del Morning POST
de Londres enfatiza la superioridad dc
Ia artil,eria polaca sobre rusa y ana
de que los polacos fneron sumamente
severos con los bataIlores de judios del
ej6rcito polaco que pcrmanecieron en-
Brcst- -Litovsk dursntc la ccupacion ri
aa, acusardoos de haber fraternizado
con Q, enemigo. Sc terea seriog tu-
multos contra los soldados judios.
De fuenteA no oficiales Sc sabe que
Fl csfuerzo para no cacr IN "a tramp
al nor.e de varsevia SO ha convert do
para los bolcheviques en- una refirads
6esordenada. Los cjercitos polacos de
caba'leria los van persiguiendo sobrc
los taicnes y los aeroplanos arroian bonn
bas sin cesar 10 cual cont~ibuye aumen
tar ell panico en- los fugitivos.
Sc dice que estos han evacuado va
Lonza.
Acaba dc llegar a Dantzig un escua
dr6n britanico para enfrentarse al me
vo soviet que dice haberse constituido
alli.
La ofensiva del general wrangel con
tiniia con buen 6xito tanto en- ell sector
de Crimea como en- la region del Don.
Ell numero de prisioneros Ilega va a
seis mil En- Ukrania ha estallado uD
movimiento antibolchevique.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14

nago, mi mas hondo y efusivo recono-
cimiento por su insuperable pcricia profe
'sional y su incompatible interes demos
trados en- la asistencia quirurgica pres
tada por listed a mi inolvidable compa-
fiera.
La labor realizada por usted sfu6 pal
pada por mi, sus esfuerzos v su insupe-
rable diligencia, 10 cual testiica que,
como afirmara usted al recibirla en- la
Clinica, era Inevitable el fatal desen-
lace de la dolencia. Ingrato serfa sino
hiciera usted esta pdblica manifesto
ci6n de mi agradecimiento, que en- algo
habra de estimarls por 10 intimamente
sincera y espontanea.
Asimismo quiero haga extensive esta
protesta de mi mas alta estimation a
las nurses amables y competentisi-
mas de ese gran establecimiento, Hos
pital Municipal de San Juan, orgullo
de Puerto Rico y de sus sabios Direc-
torres.
Sepa, querido Doctor, que mi gratitud
sera eterna: que no puede ser de otra
manera, ademas, ante su generoso no
BILE desprendimiento.
Muy cordialmente suyo, s. s. y amigo,
Rafael MAYMI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
Sc VENDE

FL solar perteneciente al ''San Juan
Tennis Club. antes ''Anglo American
Tennis Club, que consiste de 1900 me
tros cuadrados v que esta situado en-
el Condado cerca del Parque, SO pom
arA a la venta mediados del mes de
noviembre.
Los fnteresSdos sirvanse comunicar
Sc con al Tesorero, Julio Bagu6, clio
Sanchez Morales Co. Inc. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA.

Medico Cirujano. Farmaceutico. Bac-
tert6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Ex-catedrAtico de Bactertolo-
GA de La Universidad de Puerto Rico.
I.aboratorio de Anahsis Clinico y
meteorological. Medicina General
Horas de consulta:-De 8 a 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
Agradecilniento

San Juan, P B., setiembre IL, 1920.
Sr. doctor Guilermo Barbosa,
San Juan, p. r.
Estimado Doctor:
Pasados va los dias crueles de la 'cri-
sis que me creara La muerte de mi buena
y queridisima esposa Irene, me dispon-
go expresarle, como por la presente 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
DICHA PARA TODOS

ST desea usted obtenerIa y
cree en- ella, use ell delicioso JA-
BON oRINoKA, de perfume y
suavidad ininitables.
Mantiene ell CUTS fresco y sua-
We, ademas de prevenir toda in
feccion de la pieI. Es indispen-
sable para los nenes.
Este jabon es ell preferido por
las damas de buen gusto para
el tocador y Ell ba1o. i0ue deli
cioso es un bano con iabon ORR
noka!
En- todas las farmacias y dro-
guerias.
The OrinOka PharmaCaI Co., Inc.
New York, U. S. A.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-14
DE MEDICoS
EXAMINADoREs
AvISo A LAS AsPIRANTES A
ENFERMERAS


Por ell presente Sc hace saber las
aspirantes enfermeras Nurses, que
desearen tomar cxamenes ante esta Jun
ia de Mcdicos, que, partir del mes
de abril del afio 1921, ssra requisite
indispensable para po6er ser admit
das examen, ell presentar ante el
Board un diploma de octave grado o
su equivalrnte, mediante examen hecho
per Ell Deportamento de Educacion de
Puerto Rico.
DIR. M. oUEvEDo BAEz.
secretario Junta de M6dicos Examina-
dores.
San Juan, P. R., setiembre 2. 1920
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
ITO OUNTAINAIR BAND
rs ORGANIZED

at a meeting held the first of
the week, arrangements were per-
fected for the organization Of
The Mountainair Band There
are about a dozen and a half
young men and boys, who have
joined the organization thus far,
and ii is hoped to raise the mem
bership to about twenty or more.
The instruments have been order
ed and may be expected within a
week or ten days, when the boys
Will be heard from. The order is
for the celebrated Conn inStru-
mcnts, and everyone has ordered
a silver plated instrument-noth-
ing cheap about the Mountainair
Band J. Lewis Clark, the leader
and organizer Of the band has had
LARGE experience in such work,
and ifs the band is not a success,
It VIII not be the fault OF the III
strumcnts nor the leader,
The boys are plannin gto give
home talent entertainment fol
lowed by a Box Supper in the
near future, to secure funds for
the new organization.
Each Of the members is buying
his own instrument at his own
expense, except in the case Of the
Bass Horn and the Bass Drum
and CymbalS. On account Of the
GREAT expense connected with
+Nceo, ard the further fact that
these ere Of little value outside Of
the band, itself, it has been de,
oided that the band own the
larror interest in them. And to
ea"urc funds for this purpose the
cutcrtoinment is beino arranged
for Further particulars will be
"iyCn next week.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
THE KIDDIES ARE
IN NEED OF BEANS

In a recent letter from DR.. c..
H. Lukens, superintendent of the
ChilGrens Home at Albuquerque,
he asks us, if it would be possible
for us to secure some beans for
the Riddles at the home. For
some time past our beangrowerS
have contributed sufficient beans
to keep the Home supplied, and
the Riddles well nourished. And
we believe as soon as our readers
learn that there is need of more
beans for the Home, they will be
Forthcoming. Anyone who will
donate any quantity, either a sack
or a part Of a sack, can bring
them to us and we will see that
they get to the Home without ex-
pense for freight. Let's not let
the Riddles want for beans when
we have plenty.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
SPECIAL SUNDAY
MORNING SERVICE

Rev. W. B. Phipps, pastor Of
the local Baptist Church has ar
ranged to give Dr.. Russell H.
Conwell's famous four million
dollar lecture, entitled "'Acres of
Diamonds,' lion next Sunday
morning at IL clock. The ser
vice will be at the High School Au
ditorium. Everybody is invited
to hear this address.
Rev. A. G. Crowder had an
nounccd q Special Address to
parents at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning, but upon
learning Of the special service by
Mr.. Phipps, has postponed the
service until the following Sun
day, March 9th, so as not to i'll
terfero.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18

plish this end.
They will operate on a very
small margin Of profit and will
in some cases lose a little money
in order to make a sale and keep
this Association from making il.
They under quote every time that
they have an opportunity to do so
and try to create the impress
sion that we cannot sell any
beans. Il they can get us out of
the way next season they wiEl
have things going to suit them
selves.
We have tried to maintain a
living price all during the sea-
son but failed to do so THROUGH
their Vaccinations. We are the
Growers end should stand by our
Association nd not allow these
buyers to oct our beans. We
have advised the growers all the
time to hold for 7 cents f. o. b. or
better at the shipping point and
have felt all the time that this
price would be realized, but due
TO conditions beyond our control
this price has not yet been reach
cd.
We still feel the same way
obout it but viii not further ed
wise the c2owcrS to hold but viii
say to all the growers that if they
expect beans to reach that point
# is uD TO them to stand pat and
uot sell to l0oal buvors at any
price they win offer. IF you must
and viii sell, consult your local
secretary, he will at all times be
in 2 position where he can give
you sound advice and if you will
Give him the price that the local
bean buyer is offering you he
Will save you what the local buy
er frurcs he will make. We can
ret IS much for your beans as he
can @et and his profit will be
yours.
We have during the past three
days sold four cars at 5.87 1-2 t
0, b. shipping point.
Miohioan is quoting out hanC
picked Navies at CTS f. 0. b
t'ere. Clifornia is quoting
Pin',s at $40 f. OBJ. cost.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
r. nECOVER5 FORD
REPORTED STOLEN

Sheriff Alexandra Baca was in
Momtainair Monday, having To-
Gated the Ford car which had
been reported BY A. G. Braswell,
as stolen in AlbuquNquc. The
sheriff loctaed the car near the
Abo Ruins. The top was miss
ing, and the engine number had
been removed from the block, but
the ear was readily identified III
other ways. The car, which was
new one, had been covered with
mud, which had evidently been
thrown on by the hand full and
there were also siqns that agunny
sack had been dipped in q pud-
die ard this had been slashed
onto the car. This is another
score for Sheriff Baca, proving
that he is OH the job.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
MONDAY MARCH 9

Calls have been issued in the va
riog3 precincts Of the county for
Republican Primaries 10 be held
on Monday, March %, to select
delegates to the county conven-
tion at Willard on the oath,
At the latter, delegates will be
chosen to select delegates to the
state convention to be held at
Santa Fe on the 26th, which in
turn will choose delegates to the
National Convention.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
AN OPEN LETTER TO =
THE BEAN GROWERS


At meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the State Association
Of New Mexico Bean Growers
held at their office in Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, on Saturday, Mar. 13,
1920, there were present {. M.
Milbourn. Of Estancia, president
Of the State Association, A NJ.
Zimmerman, Of Levy, n. NJ. a di-
rector,and the proxies Of AnSclmo
Gonzales and j. NJ Moss, in addi-
tion to these members there were
present G. 7. McCulloh, president
of the local at Mountainair, l.. r.
The Mountainair independent., 1920-03-18
BENTON REVLEY
CORNELIOUS

The subject Of this sketch, Ben
ton B. CorneliouS, was born at
Oneonta, Ala, July 30, 1887. He
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Emma Hale, at Mountainair,
New Mexico, March II, 1920 at
eight o'clock in the evening His
age was 81 years 7 months and II
days. He was twice married
First to Elizabeth Cowden Oct.N
1865. TO this union were born
seven children: Guy, Agnes,
John, Emma, Franklin, Barney
and Tinnie. He was married the
second time to Harriet Galbreth
Mar s, 1887. To this union was
born one child, Cleveland. His
wives and four of his children
have preceded him across the
border line that separates time
from eternity. -Four Of hischil-
dren are left: Mrs. Emma Hale,
Of Mountainair, New Mexico,
Tohn l.. Of Altoona, Ala, Barney
V,of New Orleans ,La.,and Cleve-
land c., Of Holdenville, Okla.
Brother Cornelious became a
Christian when only q lad Of
twelve years. He united with
he Methodist church and was an
active and usefnl member Of his
church for seventy years. This
n itself is sufficient evidence Of
his noble and helpful life. He
came to Mountainair in Decem-
ber, 1919 and one Of the first
thmgs he did after his arrival
was to place his church letter,
which he had brought with him,
IN the Mountainair Methodist
'hurch, saying as he did so that
he had been a member Of the
'hurch for seventy years and de-
sired to be identified with the
people Of God while here His
feeble health did not permit him
to attend church again.
All through his sickness he
! was cheerful and perfectly re
signed to his Heavenly Fathers
will. He faced death fearlessly.
Why not? After seventy years
.of faithful service in the cause Of
ais Lord he had nothing to fear.
Having been faithful through life
even unto the end, he has now en-
tered into the rest that rcmaineth
to the people Of God; he has re
oeived the blessed commendation
"Wcll done thou good and faith
| fnl servant, enter thou into the
Joy Of thy Lord. " "Thou hast
been faithful over few things
will make thee ruler over many
things
The funeral was conducted at
the Methodist church Of Noun
tainair and the body laid to rest
in the town cemetery. Thus end
ed the life of noble man; an
humble servant of God worthy
citizen and a Christian gentle
man. Who can estimate the
good done by these seventy
years Of Christian service? Rich
has been his life to this world
and rich his reward in heaven
His works will follow him whith-
er he goeth and will crown his
life with blessing throughout
eternity.
His Pastor,