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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16

Believing that NE have kept the Demo
cratic faith and resting cur claims To the
confidence Of the people no, upon grand
ose promise but upon the solid perform
gncs< OF our party. we submit our res
ord TO the nations consideration and ask
that the pledges of this platform be ap-
praised In the light of that record
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Reclamation Of Arid Lands.

Nv wise legislation and progressive ad-
rnIr{Stration, we have transformed the
government reclamation projects. repre-
ssotinx an investment OF sia0.eoo.ss. from
a condition OF impending failure and loss
~ confidence In the ability Of the govern
ynent to carry through such large enter
,.-is..a TO a condition of demonstrated Sue
rress whereby formerly arid and wholly
,fn,,roductive lands nov sustain 5000 pros
T.rous families and have an annual crop
p~15s,rtion OF over 81. ooo.o1o not including
n. crops grown on a million acres out
So me projects supplied with storage
water from government works
We favor ample appropriations for the
.,,,{ruation and extension OF this great
work OF home building and Internal Inn
nrovenent along the same general lines.
- ne end that all practical projects shall
- buIit and waters now running TO waste
sbau be made TO provide homes and add
"a The food supply. power resources and
,oxsble property, with the government ul-
,I-na,eiy reimbursed for the entire out
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16

AL


10. July 1.-The resoiu-
l. draft of the platform
| ,be Democratic nation
| without change. Inc
| follows; ,,o,.,
pc Embed pa sends greet
rs af the United states.
I asa and halls with patriotic
|senlsy ements for country y
y'nSer his leadership. .....
! mn misaty people OF TINS
|.n 1e with imperish,,
me severe tests anu
of the most tragic war
M earned the plauoi.s
al free nations. "a.
a al to the funda-
me- principles OF social.
csusIrlal justice and al.
asss 10 resume the great
M these principles into
,ne and carried far by
seeu'inistration and inter-
,he war claimed all the
a
for the single task OF
IL Of Nations.
tic party favors the
me as the surest, II not
able means of maintain
snt peace of the world
the insufferable burden
~ and naval establish
for this that America
traditional isolation and
and treasure to crush q
of conquest.
his basis that the preSl-
ed States, in prearrdnge-
lilies. consented to a sus-
lies against the imperial
bent the armistice was
Featy of peace negotiated
assurance TO Germany, az
byers pitted against Ger
sneral associa zion of ma
Fmed, under specific COW
purpose Of affording mu-
of political Independence
Integrity to great ana
D."
only congratulate the
vision manifested and
ed in the prosecution of
fel.citate him and his
be exceptional achieve
Involved in the adoption
treaty So near akin to
ksed American ideals and
Mated TO the aspirations
les everywhere.
he president Tor his cour-
conception CT good faith
andins tor the covenant
the associated and aiIied
with Germany, and We
publican seudte TOR Its
the treaty merely be-
product of democratic
nus interposlng partisan
al hatred in the way OF
klewed prosperity OF the
pied standard of inter-
Inc president is JUST
that The honor of the
led in this business; and
Iccusing fact that, before
j TO initiate political an
treaty the now Repub-
4 the senate foreign re-
{ himself publicly pro-
proposition for a Sepa-
Germany, such as he
lssociates thereafter re-
lenate. would make III
ackest crime"
the Knox substitute for
eaty was passed by the
le; and this convention
bore fitting characterize
y than that made in the
OF December, 1918, BY
dse when he said:
armies and young men
q and wounded in north
flanders with no result
|ance into war with sucll
a crime which nothing
congress and the intent
Was That there could be
could create a situation
'ar as this could recur
peace except in com
les. 1t would brand us
dishonor and bring ruiz
Aueflook to make a sep.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Of the War

aG fssident Wilson sx,,,
II conception of iib-
n.r n MS conduct OF tn ths
ksr ,ai as! as4ministra,Hiosn 'n of
Ia. ,' Was no semblano 90
Prs s snSit ed to Washing Washing
/, n ana coadjutors hun
& re ~ ne country p. To
i MP, sibllities Of the he
I'm ms rs !, eonadentiaii n u,,e
oyer1naad.eh charge Of Of vital nai
ssi ha, .'sgocesstullv pro.-
Onsrassa, ended, the Re p,1s-
i,a,,,.e leadership o. 1 sh.
ye,Dnn,ls; the coun TT ' me
las r,hI Of the AMT IN
hias' me s, chief mas ssu me
slic nay asy, by assail,n ~
J he he Intimately every very
kcuritv va" a. abroad ana
ia soldiers and -.
atryInsss admiration me q.
.'ss.sh eonn Guided By
.ated a ssrmed force
and brOusahnte nae nae
isiaesss 'r,p.io men and
"a the cTps s,norts of
,,sntributed hours
-suauye 10 the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Posals Condemned.

LC-S sc, Ill Sdil6T
eu Inc blacklist crime"
IN madness sought to
|ol law, that which eigh-
Twas OF everlasting dis
Acan party and its can
f'ept as the essence of
presidents view of our
s4uons and his firm
serSations designed to
vital provisions in con-
ssaitlst resolutions for
nleh would disgrace the
a'e the immediate rat
feaV without reserya-
impair its essential in
oppose the acceptance
o ohs making clearer or
Collgations of the United
sue OF Nations. Only
We retrieve the repu-
,.on among the powers
.e,oVer the moral lead
s na7ilt Wilson won and
~ plucians at Washing
NY by doing this NAV
s raeec ! in the resto-
'a a!S1t the world and
winch We should as
st ,snA Of spiritual, com
~ say wa, vain, if not Vicious
sas ption that ratifica.
o sno an membership in the
H. would in any wise
i ts or Independence Of
,s,d lsct that the cove
eaeo into by % nations
! , : IT =, Independence as
f. sufficient refutation
u, .t President repeatedly
dn ,,S convention reaf-
h. lies lae and obligations
Etor,.'es ague must be full
rni,aasil NIFTY with the Con-
Lns MED States. embodied
lnr,a.nental requlremant
nav ma y ha The congress be.
become a partici-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Mexico.

The United States Is the neighbor
.na friend of the nations of the three
Americas In a very special sense our
International relations In this hemi-
.nhere should he characterize by
yood will and free from any possible
snsuicion as to our national purpose.
The administration. remembering al
ways that Mexico II an tndeoendenf
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Live Stock Markets.

For the purpose of insuring just and
fair tratment In the great interstate live
.r.rL market and thus instiiiinx CONF
ssoce in growers through which produc-
,ton viii be stimulated and the
nrice OF meats TO consumers be ulti-
nateiy reduced, we favor the enact
snt Of legislation for the supervision
-. such markets by the national gov
eminent
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
Senate Rules.

We favor such alteration OF the rules
Of procedure of the senate of the Unteo
States as will permit the prompt Trans
action Of the nations legislative business
Agricultural lnterests-
For nearly half Q century OF RepuDAc>n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16

We affirm the traditional policy OF the
Democratic party in favor of tariff for
revenue only and confirm the policy OF
basing tariff revisions upon the inteia-
gent research of a nonpartisaE commits.
sion rather than upon the demands OF
selfish interests. temporarily held in abey-
ance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-16
The Trade Commission.

T.hs Democratic party heartily Endorses
~ c-esfion and work Of the federal trad,
-, mission IN establishing fair field for
competitive business. free from restraint,
80 tred. and monopoly. and recommend
-riiaration OF the statutes governing ~
an,ty,i,4s 50 as TO grant II authority q
n-svsnt TIE unfair use Of patents in re
stralnt OF trade
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
Ia CONCESSION De sALARios NO
ARREcLA LAS DlFERENclAs

Milan, Sept. 11.-.Ias negociaclones
entire los patrones y los trabaiadorea
de Ia industrial metalnrgica para 10
grar an arregio de las ~diferencias Gus
han dado p0r resultado Ia ocupaclon
de fabricas de esta industrial en- va
rias parties de Italia por los traba1a'
dores. parece que estan parallzadas
hoy. a pesar de las ooncesi0nes sobre
salaries demandadas por Los trnbalal
dores. Los patrones hasta han con
cadldo an aumento en- los salaries Dc
90 4 50 eenaavoa diari0A
Los hotnbres. sin embargo, q inatAn
cias del eiemento u~ltrnfadicai entire
ailos, lnslston en- que 80 les df q ma'
nc3o de las f6bFicas p0r medic Dc cor
cillos De las tAbrieaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
metfx SAGA NomanAno 5NNx
nF ofsrnlTo al LUCAS
% nEcnEM

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UNA FABRIcA ocuPApA PoR IRA,
BAJAnoREs ITALIANos Is
ToMADA PoR Los soLpADoS

Paris, Sept. IL4-Tres compaiias de
infanterfa italiana han tornado una
fabrica en- Lucea, la cual estaba ocu-
pada por trabaladorea, y han FORBADE
a los homores que estaban en- Ia plan
Ia a que entregaran 60,000 bombas,
segdn los despachos recibidos aquf.
0tras noticias dicen que los traba.
iadores mencionados. invadieron una
fabrica de propiedad FRANCESCA en- Tu-
rim. Sc dice que habfan distribuido
armas a los trabajadores y que escul-
caron a todos los e~mpleados que no
se unier0n al movimiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

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colnenNsna0 i IleSar infofmaa De Dire
rentea estados a. IA Repdullca. q dun
aa iamtifn sr han efeetaa1o con tnda
drdan. gnHulianap II general uhfaEon
isualmfnts ffinnfante - enai tp4as
ell1a lloy eu~ntlnuaff reci1sfnaQse
u eAmpaio de ioa eslaaga ear faitan
b - a. esporafta cue e E1nsfni o
hFNa8n hasa nttaatd0 kamAifn mas
ffA ~ las e~ieecloaes pafeislsa ~ To-
fsaaos.
ana 4 wnffaf okes3a fsfalt6 elaete
.rsr m4laFias abfamadafas = azqt4 =
80
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

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80 Chartered. Pa
unepues d. aaisttr a Il oacnela en-
FlttspurN. cornenzd q uabaiar ga unA
uendA ~ AaNargAnenias En amigo
- Scw YORK atnf1o por 10 herrs0
nfa y por Is foA j. lnGaio : qno ~
alsrA sqsi 80 1914 y qne eatadlafa
maeifa. ~ 1917 Miss ThDai@a deW
q le4tfo rara tatfar = lna slaaa mo
ttsssa - CzlifnulA \ 81 mlssao a83
- caat eoa 4aft pesfar1. seioF ao
las ylstse mesitisa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the interior.
~. s. Land Offlce at Santa Re. n. n

II. s. Land Office at Santa Fe. n. M.
September 10, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Carlo
ia Segnra, widow Of Julian Segura, de-
ceased, OF Senorita, N. M, who made
Small Holding Claim No. 539015s Sc
rial No. O3S1SS. for Tract T in Sec. 2,
r. 20 NJ, and ID Sec. IS. +. II NJ,
and Tract 2. Sec. 2, T. 20 ~, and in
Secs. So and Sc. r. 81 N. r. / W.
N. NJ. p. M, has filed notice Of In
tention to make final proof, TO estao-
fish claim to the land above described,
before register and receiver. q. 5.
Land office, at Santa He, NJ NJ on the
21st day OF October, 1890.
Claimant names as Witnesses. Jose
Jesus de- Herrera, Jose Abundo Pa
dilla, Domingo Crispin, Juan Andres
Parras, all OF Cuba. =. NJ.
FRANCISCO DElEADO,
Register.
list pub. Sept 16. Last pub. Oct. ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
VISOS lEGALES De la OFCNA De TERRENOS'

SEX sEMsWA,
|EMSWASWM, SEANWMSWA, SM
INEASWA Of Sec. "a. Township II
nv, Range 4 H. N. M. p. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before United
States Commissioner, at Park View
Rio Arriba Co., N. NJ on Oct. 1, 1920,
Claimant names MS witnesses: Epi-
MEMO Chacon, Pedro c. Martinez,
Danue Bustcs, Jesus Ma. Maez, all Of
Cebolla, NJ M.
FRANCISCO DELGADos
Register.
Let Pub. Aug. Belfast Pub. Sept. 23
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
FtumE Is pnocLAMADo EsTAno
INDEPENDENTS

Plume. Sept. H-GahiFei UAnnan'
10 psoeisnae hoy q FGuhan eulaO ~
sstado laaartndlenEe UAnnungio de-
Glars uua IA rgrlnido urlMbs pas3rplA.
ra4 a. paris ~ easles s. rhiizan =
asrtasnf : ra.na independents boz
D. aao pos % taalo 10 ~ MFfe HAst@
81 - a. sepuemtfe eoao 70 iatan'
laAA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF Inc Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, N.
lM., August II 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Jose
Gonzales y Carrillo, Of La Cienega,
lP. B. santa re, New Mexico, who,
on November oath, 1916, made home
steady entry, No. O25254, for Lots
II, 2, and 3, Section A, Township 10
North, and Lot 5, Section 80, Town
ship is North, Range s East, N. ~. \.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make three-year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above descriD-
cd, before Register and Receiver OF
~. S. Land Office, at Santa Be, New
Mexico on the 9TH day Of October,
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Lc-
renzo Lopez, OF Santa Fe, N. NJ;
Trinidad Baca, Of La Cienega, n. NJ;
Eduardo Bustamante, Of La Cienega,
N. NJ; Manuel Garcia Of Santa re,
N. M.
FRANCISCO DEHGADO,
Register.
1st pub Aug. 26 Last pub. Sept. 20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, US. Land
office at santa ne. N. Mex, Aug. II,
1920.
Notice is hereby given that Juanito
Martinez, OF Canjilon. N. Mex. who,
on June 18th, 1917, made Homestead
Entry, No. 033055, for WhSEA, SEA
SEA, WHNEASEH, ShSEANEA
seq, SMSASWANEA, ShSWA
SEHNEA, Section 80, Township
&c, North, Range 6 East, N. M. r..
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Three Year Proof, to estab-
fish claim to the land above described,
before Register and Receiver q. 3.
Land office, at Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, on Oct. /, 1920.
Claimant inns as witnesses:
Cosme Serrano, Of Canjilon. n.
Mex; Jose g. Maestas, OF Banco del
Burro. N. Mex; Onecimo Martinez, of
Canjfion, N. Mex; Manuel A. Lopez,
Of CanjiIon, NJ. Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
list Pub. Aug. rs; Last Pub. sept. 20.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
CuENTo DE Ia sEMANA
LA MARMoTA
De aIispano-AmericaH)

(O6 Ak0
$500
AHA en- A~uvernia, cast ocnlta entire
las nubes, habfa una choza habitada
por n mujer y un niho de cinco
aios. Ricardo Sc llamaba Ell nino, y
Maria su madre.
Amb0s carecfan hasta de 10 mas me-
Ecesarf0: pasaban las noches abrazar
dos angustiosamente 81 frfo era in
tense y no tenian con que a~brigarse;
~tenfan hambre Y les faltaba I'm mise
rable pedazo de pan.
Ia madre cantaba meciendo al hijo
pero cantaba con voz dolorida; 81
lcanto era I'm himno funerario: I'm ay!
~desgarrador del alma; e~gtenuado por
ell hambre, ell nino Sc dormfa: cesaba
ell canto de la madre; las tinieblas
10 envolvfan TODD, y GAIA la nieye y
aullaba 81 lobo en- su obscura madri-
guerra.
Pas0 Ell tempo: la madre Sc incli-
naba bajo ell peso de los amos, y 81
nino crecfa a su lado, como crece la
lretama junto al carcomido troneo. Ri
cardo tenia una marmota a la que
habfa ensehado mil gracias, y que
Ibailando al son de destemplado Orga-
milo, les pr0porcionaba 81 systemic.
La madre murio oil fin, y ell niho, al
varsa solo coof6 a, uaarnaota v su ms
|trumento, y abandono Ia cabafa.
Vagando errante por las montahas,
|hacfa hailar i 81 marmota " cuando
IIegaba "A noche No tenfa mas lecho
que los copos de nieve1ni mas caricias
n arrrIlos uua 81 beso helado del
viantn = 81 1nqfr de las fieras a 10
iatoa
n
IRA ma tarde de fnyierno. RI sol
ocultaba IA faz. deiando a las cent
~cientas nubes Il ditlmo destello de-
on I'M
psa@rsn ,,.srsho rar !, n,onta. hay
~ IN srto infenso orultaba %entrel
@ haranas ! - n1s,.mofa Y an RI
rsda ,,,ann dana vualfas A IA. manivela
sl1e lenS nHs $500 ~ re acor
~ 80 tr,stas ro,no Iou rltimha one
vfhran ~ rs agoufa en- d arpa e6lica
All alma
NO. aip,.id anaando. andando;
nsdie eal,a 4 s-ocorrerio. Is nocha
svsnzaba = Il. infeIiz fanfa hambre,
tenfa miedo. Por fin Ilego a una ca
o oaaa ya~snnnas1 los eolnes aue daba | ,
4 Il nnerta resonaban ingubremente
aoueIla a~terradora soledad.
y I saad,sa msai-mnrmur6 deDilmente
~, rssta se ohansreci6. -fIaquearon
49, ,,arnaa Z cav6 exhalando IN ayl (.
~ aeHaanaraoi6n /.
nj .
p,aar,o ah,s6 Ia o,oa espantado. I
Yra hn,.hsn vastidn Al negro 10 MIRA
y essanann,s. - saa nestafag o. I
o1.ha ,,ns ,egrin,a ) an s1a Iabsos,
: 1870 ~ aihnssha ma amarga
80
r<-. - uar,.a,-aa nram,nt6 I
1900 4
p"rss INV a-aarraeiado 4,
Observation-Disclosures Ricardo. miriam
$500 -. inees dd maenMieo ,
~ 80 h.sfs ~ ~eoneIla aala. Gu.
W. rsgiIaban I'M maqnifscos I
-..s1o- nesnn6e huar6 ~ lugfru. I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

Mike Baca, de Santa F6, fue Ell vic.
tor en- la pelea que tuvo 0 Johnny
Wilson, de FL Paso, en- men de dos
vueltas o rounds" de los seis que Sc
tenfan proyectados, en- la pelea que
tuvieron en- Albuquerque Ell viernes
de la semana pasada. Siendo este j0-
ven de Santa Fe, nosotros publicamus
hoy SUI r~etrato, que acompana este ar
tferlo.
Desde 81 primer round rue aparen
To que Johqny era muy inferior al
Santafeseno. Mike 10 mand6 a dor
mir de manera definitiva en- el segun-
do. BESIDE Ell primer round 10 tird 81
suelo. En- Ell segundo 10 volyi0 a tirar
cinco o seis yeces antes de dejarlo fae
ra de combate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
NOTICE or APPLICATION FoH
UNITED STATES PATENT
MIneraI survey Me. 1aos.

s United States Land Ofl1cet SANTA re
New Mexico. January 1st, 1920.
Notice Il hereby given that In pur-
suanca az an act OF Congress Up
moved Nav 10Th. 1872. ALICE BEN
HAM. whose postoffice address is
Rland New Mexico. has made appli.
cation for 4 patent for 1.49g.23 linear
fact IN the A. d. lode, 1890 linear
feat IN fhe cicero lode, 1892 Linear
feet On the Damosthenes lode, $500
linear faat on ne pine Tree lode. and
/ 4Sg,ee linear feet on the Socrates
Iode. bearing gold. silver and copper,
the same heinz $50 feet Southwestern.
- and 4 149. "a feet northeasterly ON
tha eafd 4. q. lode. 18s feet south
erfv and 1.3e1 feet norfherly on the
cicero 4 g47.72 feet southerly and
652 feet n~ortherly on the Demos
themes lode. and $40 feet southwest
arlv ana 82O feet n~OrtheasterIv on
ana pine Tree lode: ana 440 feet
eastarlv and 1.O4S &c feet westerly
AZ ina Socrates lode: from the rel
snective discovery cuts thereon with
a.,rface ground 200 feet in width onI
aach side AZ said lodes. all situate
IN the Cochiti MINING District Of san
doveI County. state Of New Mexico,
and dascribed 81 tie official plat and
Nv me fieId notes On fiIe in the 81.
fica IL the Register Of the Santa Fe
land office. Santa Fe Land Dis
trict. New Mexico, as follows, vizs
al B. LODE, SURVEY NO. 1908.
Beeinninq at corner No. 1 whence
the Quarter section between sections
Z Ana q. township II North, Range
( Taat n. M. p. N. pears North
7e der' "a min. west 4.S13,70 feet
fhanca North ~ deg. IL min. East
+ 400 81 eeef I'd corner No. 2. thencel
ronth % deg ES min. East 707. 80
feet ia corner No. 8: thence South
1e dag az min West 1.59O.3 feet TO
corner No. a. thence North SO deg.
"a min. west 57S.44 feet to the cor.
rer No i and mace Of beginning.
cIrIepn LODE SURVEY 1908.
peoinntng at Garner No / from
whtrh INA auarter section corner be-
tu1sen Ssefions ! and q. township
~ Meth Rahga ( east. N. M. P. NJ.
@o,fh II deg III min. West
2 ~ fset thence south 81 deg. is
Mn Fasf ! gA0 feet IA corner No. q:
thonca Norm "a deg. "a min. East
"a feaf III corner No. B. Thence
M Ncrsh 81 aap - min. west 1891
saet IL corner No, 4. thence south
40 da@ % min west s3s feet 60 cor
nsr NJ, I and Mace Of beginning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LODE. survey 1909.
R-ecinntnq at corner No from
.,h,cs stha cornar ~ sections 4. S. Sll
and q T~ownshin II Nortn. Range S
Tas4 ~ M . M hears North IA
ENSei 4 xL-~~
Sonth ~ deg IL min. East 1,499.72
saat ~ corner No. q. & n North
"a deg % min. East 620 feet to cor
rer M 3. thence North a6 deg. SO
Mn wast / 4 % feet "a corner NO
:. .hercs santb "a deg. 81 min. west
ee51 seaf n corner No. 4 and place
- ~hasSnning I
PINE TREH LODE. SURVEY 1903.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

ties y experimsAtados teJedores pa
"a hacer ccnauitas y xarapes Chi
may6s, va sea en Santa F6 o fue-
"a de aquI. TrAbaJo permanente
para Ia persona 1tlt.-Southwest
Arts G. Crafts, julius CANS, Santa
re-, Nuevo Mexico. 7-29tf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
PersOnaIes

FL sr. T. r. Lneer0 y 81 esposa, re.
sidcnfes de E~spahola, unieron q la
cIudaa con m0tiYo de las fiestas.
Nuestro suseritor y amigo y. TON.
bio Gonzales de n Rito. n. NJ. vino
a paaar los dfas de las fiestas en San
Ia F6. y ragraaa hog inexes . su re.
sldencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
MUCHO DINERO PARA
Los AGENTES

Venda nuestros productos y ganese
de $50 a 500 libres por semana.
Mande por ~nuestros hermosos folle-
tics gratis, y enterese de nuestra al
TINA oferta liberal a agentes nuevos-
EscrIba hoy mismo q
puus PRODUCTS COMPANY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

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d. Lads J. Martinez, DC Los IerriliOs
y d. creencio Martinez. De Domingo
IN. NJ. vinleron q I cia6aa a pasaE las
flestas. Amhoa nos sisiiarun y mier-
coles en- IA iarde. > eaperahan sailr
a. ruwfeeo q 81 rosidencia q mlnmo
mi6rcoles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
NUEVO MEXICO

La terra de la historic, romance, luz del SoIy
recreO, eS en- realidad Ia TERRA de los SuenOS que
reSuItan ciert0S.
La pobIacion de Nuev0 Mexico Sc Ia a~un1enta-
do al doble durante los ultinnoS diez amos. La gen
te ha venid0 aqui a yer, descanzar-y quedarSe.
Tai crecimiento solo puede haber sido possible
por algun n1erito. Valela pena de vivir aqui. La
Los MOODS de vivir han Sido traSladados del an
tiguo hogan, ia den1anda por nercanciaSe S in
SiStente cada vez mas.
Las manufactures no exSten en- Nuev0 Mexi-
co, y los ~articuIoS de todaS classes deben ser trail
dos. Los naercadoS para mercanciaS no hay que
c~rearoS; va estan aqui
Los p~eriodicOS diarioS de Nuevo Mexico estan
particHIarn7ente HbreS de c0nDetencia-tienen
TODD Ell campo para SIoS niSmoS-y los cubren
eSpIendidamente.
Ofrecen local cooperation para los anuncIan-
ties n~aciOnaIeS para entrar q este t~erTitOrIO con
Sus n1ercancias. Pongan SuS a~rtcuI0S ala vista
IuegO diganleS a los Iet0reS de los Deri0dic0S 10
que han hechO, y habran lograd0 Ell exitO.
Ell Santa Re Daily New Mexican cubre nueve
condados con una pobIacion de 10000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
ASPIRIN

Name 'Bayer On Genuine
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

- a.. pat Garcia. dc igaaein, Colo.
vino 3 rasa rias fiee,hs 81 - capital
H. anldrd hoy para Ch4m&a . ffAitar .
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The above claims ro1upffso ~nAt "
known a. ne 4. - Group. q Coqein
Mining District Aforesaid There A.
40 adjoining claims
rate a. posting this D0uee 81
eialm. Arr1 11fh. 1910
ALICE pENiLkN.
uaiman&
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

LYLE & MSgLasik
81 pab lsly y las psh $50 =