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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
ORDER

O0DGn
On reading and filing the petition of
Candida S. Capellas, Guardian of
Genevieve Capellas and Lucy Capellas,
minors, praying for an order of sale
of certain real estate belonging to
said minors, to-wit:
a. All that certain piece or par
eel of land situate at Waikane, Wal
luku, County of Maui, T. H., being
Apana Is Of r. P. $3.50, l.. G. A. 4O7,
to z. Kaauwai, and containing an area
of % rods.
(2.) All that certain piece or par
of land situate in Waikane, Wal
lukL County of Maui, T. H., being a
portiol of l.. c. A. 400 to Kanakole
and con- ming an area of 1865 of an
acre.
(3) All t. t certain piece or par
eel Of land sit, tie at Waikane, Wal
luku, County of raui, T. H., described
in r. p. 5146, l.. \ A. 42S to Ramona
himaka and contail @g an area of so
81 an acre.
And setting forth IN legal rea-
sons why such real est, should be
sold, to-wit: That the pro eds from
said sale may be invested in ! me pro-
ductive stock or other security
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED tn the
heirs and next of kin OF said HI lors
and all persons interested in aid
estate appear before this court on Me
20 day of May, 1920, at ten o'clock
A. NJ. at the Court Room of this Cot It
in Waikiki. Maui, then and there o
show caus' Why an order should net
be granite for the sale Of said real
estate.
And it is Hereby Further Ordere,
that notice of this order be published
at least three successive weeks before
said date of hearing in the Maui
News, a newspaper published in Wal
luku, the last publication to be not
less than ten days previous to the
time herein appointed for said hear
ing.
Dated, Waikiki, Maui, this 10 day
of April, 1920.
(Signed) L. L. BURR,
Judge.
ENOS VINCENT,
Attorney for Petitioner.
april %, 80; May ~
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders for the construc-
ton of reinforced concrete Girdcr
Bridge at Hoalua, Makawao Dis
trict, County of Maui, Territory Of
Hawaii will be received by the
Board of Supervisors OF the County
of Maui at the County Clerks
Office, Waikiki, II. H., until 90
p. NJ, Wednesday, May 18th,
1920, at which place and hour they
will be publicly opened and read.
Plans and specifications are now
on file at the Office of the County
Engineer, Waikiki, Maui, Y. H.,
and can be obtained upon applica-
ton. A deposit of $500 will be
required for each set of plans and
specifications.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids,
BY Order Of the Board of Sup
crvisors for the County of Maui,
Territory of Hawaii.
WIN. +. KAAE,
County Clerk, County of Maui.
Maui News April 2, 9, 10, %,
80, & May 9TH.
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lhcatlon to crafty a personal hate, he
lost no time in applying punishment.
Leap1ng on Taggart with unbridled
~ferocity, he gave him a merciless beat
ing and forced him to apologize. The
defamer then skunk out of sight.
THE Boss of the Lazy Y" Charles
Alden Settlers great successful west
ern novel, contains this thrilling cpl
sode. With Roy Stewart in the lead
and pretty Josie Sedgwick supporting
him, the production is worthy of more
than ordinary attention.
Peggy HyIand
Peggy Hyland's newest comedy.
Cheating Herself" tells the story of
the daughter of a millionaire-a
%sprightly, mischievious young person
who believes that happiness can be
achieved only if one works for a liv-
ing. Accordingly she undertakes a
trick to plunge her family into APP
parent poverty becomes real rather
than apparent-for a time. In one
big scene Peggy figures as an amateur
burglar, cracking her fathers safe in
which are stored all his gilt edged
securities. The comedy is brimful of
humorous incidents and ends with a
thrilling climax.
Charles Ray
Charles Ray dons overalls and car
rice a dinner pail in his new picture,
Red Hot Dollars" The youthful star
has the role of Tod Burke, a machin-
list in a small town iron foundry.
Peter Carton, wner of the foundry,
is cold an dselfsh and has been the
means of driving to the wall Angus
Muir, his old business associate. Muir
and his pretty daughter, Janet, live
in poor financial straits in a humble
cottage. Tod picks up an acquaint-
ance with them.
Later, his quick wit enables him to
save his employers life when a heavy
timber falls, though Tod himself is
badly hurt. Old Carton is affected by
the boys sacrifice and, taking him to
his mansion, looks after him while he
regains his strength and then decides
to adopt him. Tod tells Muir of his
good fortune, innocent of the strong
enmity between the Scotchman and
Carton and Muir drives him out oof
his house. Thereupon, Tod gets Janet
a job in the Carton Offices and the
two evolve a clever and successful
scheme to bring about a reconciliation
between Muir and Garton.-Adv.
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PAPERS RECORDED

Deeds
ELENA w. II. & HSB. to Kama Ka-
h%aikupuna 2 A land & bldgs. Pau
wela, Hamakualoa, Maui, Apr. &c,
1920. $50.
KAMA KAHAIKUPUNA TO Wahia II
2 A land & bldg. Pauwela, Hamaku-
aloa, Maui, Apr. 81, 1920. $50.
ALFRED ALU & WE. to Harry Alu
int. in Hui Land, Peahi, Hamakua-
loa, Maui, Apr. %, 1920. 800.
EDDIE ALU & WE. to Harry Alu int.
in Hui Land, Peahi, Hamakualoa,
Maui, Apr. %, 1920. 5000.
KEALOHA (w) to Benjamin J..
Wright int. in CIR. 2579 Peahi, Ha-
makualoa, Maui, Apr. 80, 1920. 5000.
Deeds
JOHN PERREIRA JR., & WE. to
Manuel Burans, l share in hui land,
Peahi, Hamakualoa, Maui, April &c,
1920.
JOHN PERREIRA JR., & WE. to
Manuel Burans, l 1-6 shs. in hui
land & 9 nd. cattle, Peahi, Hama
kualoa, Maui, April 26, 1920. $S92.5O
HARRIET j. CAMPBELL & HSB. to
AleXa Won T. Zabriskie, Lot 8 Blk.
Z bldgs. rents, etc, College Hills
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu, April IA,
1920. $4,000.
Chattel Mortgage
ALFRED SOUZA & WE. to Farm
Loan Board of Hawaii, int. in Right
of Purchase Lease No, POP of Lot
125 bldgs., livestock, tools, crops,
etc, Haleakala Homstd., Tract,
Maui, Apr. %, 1920. $1,000.
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SEVEN CENT NEWSPAPERS
PRODUCTION OF MUNSEY

WASHINGTON, May l 49, Frank
Munsey, wne of two New York daily
papers, predicted today that soon the
country would see nothing but FIVE
and sever cent daily papers, in his
testimony before members of the SEN
ate Committee investigating the news
print situation.
Munsey urged drastic reduction in
the usage of newsprint and Govern
ment regulation of both the paper and
wood pulp industry.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
IN THE MAUI COUNTY SCHOOLS

Chuck very much and regret they
will not be with us any more this
term; Miss Hayward, and Miss Olive
Snitger are filling the vacancies in
the third and fourth grades.
Mrs. Walter Engle, Miss Margaret
SOper and Miss Rosalie Enos have
substituted several days this term.
Mrs. Burr was unable to be pres
on Wednesday but the girls were
able to serve a very satisfactory lunch
Miss Darbie has been kept very
busy during the dispensary hours.
Some of the little folks think it a
real treat to go to Miss Darbie; in
connection with having their wounds
bound up they are also learning little
lessons in p%oliteness from her.
Several pupils have been ID
mitted during the term; the enro.
ment is Asa.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
NOTE OF WARNING TO
AMERICANS BY BANKER

PlNEHURST, April 29-"America
must not be prevented from taking
her rightful position as a world ma
ton by little American, narrow Wis
Toned men or peanut politicians" de-
clared Francis Sisson, New York
banker, speaking before the annual
meeting of the executive council of
the American Bankers Association
here today.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07

THE GRAND HOTEL has secured the
services of a first class barber from
Honolulu and has reopencd its
modern and sanitary barber shop.
The best of service at Honolulu
prices.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07

Honolulu school teachers are said
to be developing Bolsheviki tenden-
cies. Perhaps their viewpoint might
be changed if they could get a few
hundred per cent in bonus added to
their salaries the same as common
field laborers.
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MOTTO

The undersigned will not hereafter
be liable for any debts contracted by
his wife Mrs. Uping Valdivieso she
having left his bed and board.
(Signed) LEO V. VALDINIESO
Kahului, April 81, 1920.
april 20, 80; May 7, 14.)
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1.-THE Woman in the Suitcase"
Lets Raise the Devil" She Laughed
as She Tried to be "Sporty" Like
Her Companion, Yet She Was Play
ing Fine Game.
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The story centers aroun5 a yivaci-
Gus young boarding school miss, who
has always made more or less OF a
pal out of her father and is shocked
to discover the photograph of a come
~ woman, not her mother, in his suit
case. The picture bears an endearing
inscription and convinces Mary, the
heroine, that her father is carrying on
an affair with the siren. She deter
mines to rescue him.
The developments when Mary hires
a professional escort, makes the ac-
quaintance of the other woman" and
fnklly brings about a dramatic situa-
tioH that makes her father see the
erlNEr of his ways, form the plot of
WHIT is declared to be a most absorb
ins picture.
ct e Boss of the Lazy Y"
bropping into the Last Chance sa-
10 IN in the town of Lazette, Cal, Cal
u net Marston, ranchman, had the
I %hpleasant experience of hearing SLAM
lerous remarks made concerning the
character of a lady friend, Miss Betty
Clayton. The remarks came from
Tom Taggart, another ranchman, and
an old-time enemy of the Marstons.
Doubtful of the truth of Taggarts
statements, and yet wishing to give
Taggart every opportunity of proving
his statements, Marston introduced
himself as a friend of Taggart's and
invited him to spend a day with him
at the Lazy Y ranch.
When it became clearly evident to
Mr.. Marston that Taggart had DELHI
erately carried OF a campaign OF villa
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DR.. S. ~YAMASHIRO

DR.. S. YAMASHIRO
Vineyard Street, WaiIuku, (back of
Maui Hotel
Office Hours-9 a. m. to IL m; 7 p. m.
to 8 p. m. Sundays a. m. to IL m.
Phone-243-A.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
Volcanic Theory For
Smoky Haze Was Correct

HILO, May 1-Kilauea crater in UNI
usually violent activity. The lava
flow across the Kau desert has start
ed flowing again.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07

In the matter of the Guardianship
of Genevieve capeIlas and Lucy capel.
las, Minors.
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w oSuihs
1t is probable that this activity ac-
counts for the heavy haze WHICH has
prevailed more or less densely for the
past two weeks, and which was com
mented on by many here on Maui as
strongly indicating activity. In al
most every instance of unusual vol
canic flows on the Big Island the
phenomenon has been noted.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
AT Chambers In Probate
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We miss Mesdames Hansen and
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

~ W. n 1900 ~. N WM 49, - TT-T "a V- - ~
E g ~ nnos &c 1ooas euaqss' nesos ~ usrno lRlante sc pssho
nsNa Manos mayores' sn mas Is ss 9as1o qpe r. Iarlaaa Srsaaana
~ ptop91c'9nan' Para 70 euai ls Hefmanas nenen que tfa1aJaI &c
manela aafa' no solamen.s Pa1s ee1ssspar p neessan0' sme tamben
p'aa I s Pfspafspo = euoaf oe ios elementos necssarios ae "a Waas
xaho1a Rooemos anvne.ars qe nanefaa eleIta ae u Deneiiea a0'
c ne que nesa pof ln,0 SaDalsfos sc tolons n dscsaldos sn su
= u1n 4 session. 81 sssa cIuoaus : fnciaava sci Dputado gel Estaaos Sh
: ! DaMess zen e apt0Daeaona dl Fl AIzqpspos Y &c acue5q0 son
70 determnad0 On IA eonvencon De los Caballeros de Colon habida en-
Roswell Z son p SpfoDaclon unarams y enthusiastic &c todos ls soclOs
pfesentes' na fesueato repeum0s. e s0mar II inelatya 2 TN &c proyser
meol0s para ieyansar 1onoos para q sos'snmlsntO DC dAcno OTiapato-
mas siec1Vo pare hevaf z saDQ esasoDfa piauosa = &c psf1aaus en- e
campana que Sc nara por todo sa Estado. para 70 cal va sc IA slplsado
2 los demas eonciAOs de los labaLefos DC Colon en- difefentss ciudades
que prssten su sooperaelon' ~ cual esamos ciertos haran con gusto
Como an e comislon no IA determtnado cual sera q sistema y
pfocedimlentoq que Sc pondra en- efecto para Il obra, no podemos anun;
carlo Zero uesesmos hacer sabsr = nuestros lecsores que no puede
haber una obra mas merItoria ante los ojos de Dos. que "a de ayldaf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

Aver fae eli da designado por las pfimefas autOridades DE- n ma
ci6n y del estado. y sancionado por Ia costumbre, para daf sraelas a
Dos por los benehcos fecibidos
Por todcs los ambisos de los Estados lnidos Sc ha elevado. de CO.
nun acuerdo. uh himno de grahtud alabama haciA Il Todopodsroso
por los innensos benefcios que nos Ia dispensado durante Fl ano
nanscurndO. 4 Ia vez que una suplca fersiente de que nos permita
seguflOs dsfrutandO duante q anO venidero
tP0rque es que las autordades q pueblo en- general elevan 81
espirtn al cido en- ese1dia en- acri6n de gracasa
Ell SET humane Is IN insecto miserable. sujefo a todas las secki
tudes de Ia vida; Is el ser mas debl dc Ia creacion; FL 1nco que desde
peguento necesha cuidadOs prchJOs para 81 meTa existsneidI Fl dnro
cnyo organsmos aunque p~erfectamente desaronado. esA snieso a mil
~calamidads: e nnico que ccmprende Ia Futidad de los aianes Dc Ia
vida y que wye en- continue zozobra POI 10 inciefio del pDrvenr por
10 n6 menos ihciefto de Sd destho en- Ia elernidad BESIDE tempo in
memorial q hombre. lemeroso del mas ALA. ha insentado toda clase
de teorfas. de creencias. de sofsmas. para Alasarse personamente y
aquietar 81 dcsasoUiego de 81 espfniu Comprende que 81 vida mortal
ACADIA con IA morlaja, pero que hay alo mas grande que no muere
que no pucde morf y Is FL tenor dc 10 desconocSb. IA incerid1nhre
del mas ala. 10 que ie haee sufnr teriblsmente. fernando a hacnudo
en- ~ alma un caos inexplcable. una duda inmensa. una descon6an1a
del fin CIRCUMSTANCES todas que de ninguna inanera AEeClan 4 ls de-
mas seres Dc Il CFeaeion
Be aquf que Ia idea de dos brosars 81 Il mehle humane depde
hace aglos y sigl0s. hasta que al fla IA Crhiandad VIVA q ensenafnos
las vefdsdcs cseghas que aufan nnestns ekerncias. nnsofcs sahemoa
que TODD siens d Il mano Del Altdmps qe 4 r dbernos nae,ta
eSu,cnuas que = Fl QUEEN gia los dsainos d Il hnmsnidad d ios
paeblos; que 4 81 goupied Subcrana eslin euiesas lodas ~ cosas. y
qua pf 10 tanlo. 10 leniendo nosolfot absouamenie nad. b aendo
dfbiros n * nuesha Nd, = q nuesha mhd 81 4 nsego benesar
debemos esiar amadecidoa aAauei qne Is Il Supreme dspeasdor Il
sods hs roas > Il d.da u ioAs H. bsaes
Hssmoaa = ~ did, aismha. 4 dA X ae6saat "a d. al ano
pasa dr xatias. como Pueblo epus1mido. q Dos 0mnpolsnie. y
meho mas aAaeadw q que nurstras a1tofAdt hs3ndo Ia Ids
hho Iepetos hunanok sea = ge ~ A<onsefea haesb Ess
dAiNsd - enle pr dueneeg e. onu f&stto qt pageen 81
vdsrsf sssessmsnis q use "a y ma6o a. Dr. Is Is tsnr - n.
pudsf. y pof - isaIo - s. hex anNN e4e 81 No PERI HNf Is
81 nae4a ~ dinenss e y feps<an nhN& 60 aas r. aaasme
e. asstps sH4 sm A e& g y @e ~ H3k saa
ad t~fm - ueaas 81 h - s ~ ~ w
ineaa A&a m e ~ nd 81 hma a D
, y ee &kens asat psm - s. - ~ 81
aent tag mm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25
! ! , .
doe "a Obrero Mexicano }


La mnerte es IN s1eno, +,
Los pueblos que duermens son muer.
ltos ~aparcntes: v Ia apariencia de "a
tnuerte en- los pueblos, es mas temible
quo Ia cataiepsia de lnA fakires ofien-
tales.
In pueblo sin iniciatiyas, IN pals
sin eenio creador, infecundo en- "a
practica para sn desagF0llo ga q or
den moral y material On pals en- a.
hes condolences. blen mesece q ana
tefnn del olYido o a estigula Dc des
preclo.
Nosotroa creemoa en- 81 ealuefxo, "a
Ia aeei0n. - Ia constants labor fet
~sindieadora. conO meaioe legitiu1os
para Ia conaeeuci6n al blent& que res
pondhn = nnestfas legllimas neeeSt
Porque q porsenlf del mlndo per
tenece a los hombreg Dc aeci0u. y no
& los a. ~dlseaalda. scedh e~xpfesnfa
Ro0eeYnil.
il acridn q gsdh. Is discussion -
q ~emholsmlente e. hnhaifas farplia
def - Is eskefIlidAd de poltmicAs ~
suslanclalss
ii usmpo enc = plef1e 4 dsseasif
go - rtupesa jam4a p camhio 81
msnutp aaH - Fmrlea en- Qhyaf isFse
ssntn efarae de Eidae 81 n4As4ae
pa,rane aaati minsin A. eaf4rf4Q mnii4
plIe9 ma ~ afp4 sten@Aneia eH
nansim iNtcT Hao defFnseFns
naastt aaia = nse suir4st rfqFsp
: tAaH1staf 4aru
ia aIaia fae q aae eaflt4l
ts ae &Aa aa1 60 etr
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25
REMITIDOS
PERDiERoN Ia RoPA
Ridgway. Colo. Elk gang No, g.
l144 AZ IL 4aon

Ridgway, Colo.s Elk gang No. 3.
Nov. 20 de 1920.
ST.. editor de ri Nuevo Mexicano:
Sfrvase dar publicidad en- su apre.
ciable semanario al siguiente comu-
nicado.
FL dfa 10 del reciente, hugo III NAL
evehto. Clahdo andabamos trabaiando
hubo un inoendio en- los cafTps del
tren. Sc nos quemo etoda la r0pa, ea-
mas y provisibhesg TODD atiedo redu-
edo a cenizas. A mi v a mis- compa-
heros que son los siguientes: Jos6 L.
Quintana, Frank Valdez. Jose g. L6
PEI, Jose d. Garcia, Amado Garduho,
todos somos de Nambe, N. MI, y Ia
perdida Sc calcula como en- $4,000.
JOSE L. QUINTANA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25
MUCRO DINERO PARA
Los AGENTES

venda nuestros p~roductos y gaEese
de $50 a 800 libres por semana
Mande por nuestros hermosos fclle-
tcs gratis, y enterese de nuestra Ill
TINA oferta liberal q agentes 9
Escriba hoy mismn q
pUUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. s0s
ase, River s.. CHICAGO HI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

pasa, ese e. eterno; porqne csc es 81
progFeso, que no tefInina es Ia lucha
que no c~Dncluye; 81 Is auIen s0stiene
los gobiernos; 81 Que hace y deshace
%tronos: el que ievahta ~pedestales v
efige patfbnIos, 81 es QUEEN sostiehe
tn fiqueza v tn poder y Quien defiende
til vida. Desc1brete, auue csc es 81
gigantic del siglo; csc es Ell sublime
que Sc cubre con la blusa humiIde'
Else es ell Trabajoi
Trabajo.. a..
BienaventuradOs los que trabajan.
Bies1aventnrados los que oran en- Ell
taller. repitiendo Ia oraci0n del tfaba-
10, que da ell pan de cada dial
ERNESTO AELLANET MATTEL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

Maestros y Profesores
Que laboran nneVe meses,
Sin queiarse de riigores,
" afr0ntandO los reveses,
Trabalando dia y noche
Meiorando los Qlehaceres
Aunque no anden en- cDche
Que sus sueidos no acreeienten
Su sneld0 9 meior,
Sn ideal sublime sea,
Que sus pi0s Blempra alionten
X que saspifes1 10 niejor
Porque 81 pueblo los empiea.
sueldo rakonRble. seria ruin
Y agrayi0 contra 81 pueblo,
En- ceder su tasaei6n
81 81 hnen Educadof
No ensonare 10 meI0f
Haeta q dia 10 aecmpahan
Los ilbf1fps de yirtud,
SIN acOrdarpe del suicide.
Sc levnnta De maanna
A ensenar ia fuventnd
P0n empoao dc 80 pueblo.
CfGan tedios0 es ospofar
a los nihoe uno no Nienen
"A laseacuela Q &atudlaE
e maestro. bien coHgienna
NADIA enHeAa, aa1nNue % aeHInaye.
A eetps nlH0s On u Gale.
Los maeatroa empehnn0s
paer7nur, per1 nianptc anHineoa
K,neea fneesn sln cesar
Ven. buta nlAo 4 sstadinf.
Que - nlntjr esfaf ocinso4.
Csaal Nikif - tfAhafaff
c4ando H. a4enela ieFmina,
- me4nffu netqkaan
A 30 eaa& - aauamihA
Ffpp Is enaaaa - sefana
YAK esFNaia - enessalna
FafS a. mr e. naeifafn
81 - alta tntle
= RofpAL
Ye pthta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

Con sus, dedosi listed puede Isvan
tar eualquier Gallo duros Gallo suays
o Gallo entire los dedos, y las callosi'
dades de Ia planta del PIE.
Una boteIlita de "Hreaxozne' cues
ia muy poauito en- ~cualauier botica
applique unas cuantas gotas sobre 81
Gallo o callosidad. acknowledgements
deja de doler, i Iuego en- POGO tempo
pttade %leyantar 81 Gallo Modesto. con
TODD v ra1x, sin NADIA de dolor. Ne
veras! No es broma!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25
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Alameda. n M.. Nov. Is, 1890.
81. editor 40 ~ NaRSo Ms1loano.
Anay eaAcr milo.
sparmlfainn VA earaclD on 81 apz
elahin efmnnafio para publican n ~
Kunnta defuucion. a. nuesfra hiiita
.PAut1fA 0AHfaA. n 4no desruex is
hahor oafffdo 81 m4rtirio A. aaa ~
nusa anldnneiad a. In fnrina DW A.
~enfaeio Dc Is daes exhald 4 dlilme
saapiFp De vida y eatfexo ~ bella AZ.
ms eH mauoa d. an Cnn&apf "a dIa rs
ae Neyisashfn . ~ sra 4e a iaf14
Z - tlagra etaa ae ) mese teiaHaq
ncefhn dpiuf : Aus fstree hbmale
HsfeiR Gft4nFffA u a. Hiiftfk ~
Ga Il ~ s IA ~ = car
a. ~ itasE&8 4 a i&iMa ~ Alanaa4.
IS "a j - HiH Ns n fa8ENl t&&
10 "a A. Sde eas
N8f assA mmaiaH ~ a1Mfaf NS
seataea - srallna ~ 4 essa
- w8 eeM MI q aaias tsA
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

Duran, N. M, NOV. Is, 1920.
Sir. editor de ~ Nuevo Mexicanos
Muy Hr INTO,
Permit6me en- So ap~reci0ble sema'
mario de oar phblicidad 8 10 sigulente.
Apenas eo~nienzafon a refIeiarse los
tristes refleios del Ola triste trece
del actual, caiahdo FL angel del senior
hizo resonaf Bu voz para llamar q unif
50 con los angeles del SefiOf 3 Ia nina
auerida de- gfata memorias LUGARDl-
ia MADRfL hliita guerilla de Don
ManuelitD 8. Madrll y espOea Dona
Ele0ias Leyba de Andril Ii que har
bian il6Yado ailf en su eOmpanfa para
atender las bodas matfimoniales de
su hermano Jose Madrll con Ia sono-
rita Chavez. de aAilsteo, eunnd0 dea-
pnes de ID breyedad de I'm cpfto item
20 de martIrio. muri6 de la terrible
.glifterla. dnlando infpresDs sna carihos
.lnocentes en- "a coraz6n de suns descon
s0lad0a padres. duFante cuatro amos y
cinc0 meses, del0 en- ellOa uH recuer-
do smpereeedero, Il quo ntinca ulyt
dardn nos aieHfaiuok con "a dlehn
aue Ia nlha haya reclbido "a las mn
nos del 5e1of. u cue aesdA FL cielu 81
balnam0 del consnelo sea mandado q
afliaidos padres. Respeiuoaamcn,
q. UN aBSCRiTuH.
vOLo Al CELLO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

JAS Y aqllel que por 81 NAL Sc detie
ne. pierde 81 segindo que no Yaelye.
que nc ppedes RDlYer, porQue es H.
eterhldad que Marcia y que no 50 de-
tiene iamas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

vel0fio como en- el funeral, Que fu6
nuestro gran cutsuelo, y rueg0 d dos
los premie por sus obfas ae miseri-
cordia. sin mas, respetuosamente.
ADOLFO M0NTOYA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25


Luehemos contra nneesro pfesente
p~avoroso: luchem0s contra lodos loa
males que nos azotan. Iucaemoa con,
ira Ia corrieute que intenia atfagtfar.
nos a. abismo, mchomos contra l0s
que burian 81 sagfado derecho del pne.
bio q yiYir; luchemus contra IL ava
lahcha mercennria de mefcadcree y
contra lac bajaa pasionea AZ los apo
cados de espirlta, contra lp& deaO1ien-
tadoa en- los sicioa + preiulcloa ~.
chemoB cphtra lbA f4isos p~alfiosaa que
haoen do IA patna M hesoc.o lnnba.
mos poF Il vida por q pspktesp, p0r
IA iiheTtad. por a hien Dc nneatroa
hiios. buAqnemn Is gloria en Ia flo-
ria misna del tfhh93a: Que n mayor
ealard6n que pnnden otte1taf ios HON
hrea y lar pprbiun y q ifubai0 ira.
haio. iFatalQ posqae IA fsiicliad no
- roHItAe e0D "a d~i6r1s33N. HiHo
IL aeci0h, con s, a4fntf1o. Goa IL h..
cha 0 "a moyiminfiu iuciia ma
rimsenfo e4NFnfoa cue marnaR - bfi.
iionfs Futn " l&s hglias p~pfapeetisaa
donde u capesaBra tpI sfFif dafyema
ssa raY1e. tDae tal21ftn a. rlnfa sq
4 esiFNlia aae tienipfa snnfie : -
ssliesasd
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-25

N~itoneftD3 ~ qe9 fae e dfa naFa
- HfaN9es t4lrlaElras e. q luauglfial
'easaa1 ferte : a pass - ifa1afaaof
alFesn noT444 H1io49f4 Hats 9
Il t14 Aiza kttlaa1. sIea eitfsluH9
ie nsaIt1mta pw a
Ha
FH1 fq9 EeEaa NaHsH4
rs ata knMIise AS dal aa asf
ss q mlsne q 4 aNs ~ -