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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
PRETTY PRIZES GIVEN AT
ROSARY SOCIETY EVENT

The Rosary Society OF st. Mary's
church held a public card party last
night in St. Mary's Hall. Refresh
ments of homemade cake and ice
cream were served through out the
evening. The winners in five hum
dred were: First. Mrs. Hoffner, prize.
a cut glass mayonnaise dish; second
prize in five hundred was won by
Mrs. Lawless. prize a linen card
table cover. The third five hundred
prize, a linen dolly, was won by Miss
Phila Martin. The other winners in
five hundred were Mrs. Patrick
White prize a towel; Miss Eleanor
Martin. prize a pyrex dish; Kiss
Florence Donegan, prize, a towel and
Mrs. A. M. Shock, prize, an embroid-
cred linen towel. The first prize in
euchre was won by Miss Catherine
Nolan, a cut glass sandwich tray.
The second prize in euchre. a pyrex
baking dish, was won by Mrs. VIM
and. Mrs. Durkin won the hon
players prize. a silver card tray. Mrs.
Thomas Ramsay was chairman of
the card party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
The Streets of Life
BY HAZEL DEYo BATcHELoR

fbury bells. anything that was wildly
colored. She used to lie in bed and
dream OF herself clad in w~ine-colored
velvet stepping down a long staircase
to meet a man who stood at the
bottom and bent low over her hand
as she gave it to him. These dreams
OF Anne's were all that she had to
color the grayness of her life. Even
the flowers that she brought to her
room she hid, lest Aunt Martha find
them there and tell her father. Any
ting that was beautiful vas evil to
Jim Carter.
When Anne was seventeen she
graduated from high school with
honor. To celebrate her own gradua-
ton, Cherry Hardings CAV a large
party, and Anne wanted to go to that
party more than she had eve wanted
anything In her life. She mentioned
it to Aunt Martha trembling, and
Aunt Martha shook her head.
What 'ud be the use: you haven't
anything to year.
II could wear my white dress"
That's your church dress her
aunt said, severely. No, you can't
go ga%llivanting around to my parties.
Anne. That's your mother in you
again"
Anne WINGED. please. Aunt Mar
tha." she said, falteringly.
please what"
Don't speak of mother that way"
Aunt Martha flushed duly. See
here, Anne Carter. are you getting too
good for this house, or what? I'll
speak as l like; and remember this:
II IL hadn't been for your vanity. your
mother wouldn't be where she is to-
day. Seems to me I'd remember that
II l were you. instead of wanting to
go to parties and the like.
Anne shuddered away as il she had
been struck and she crept up to her
room and cried bitterly. But the
night of the party she ached to be
with the others. The Hardings had
had gay paper lanterns strung over
the lawn and porch; there were to be
wonderful refreshments and Cherry
had a new pink dress. John Porter
field had stopped Anne in the cor
ridor and had asked her if she would
be there.
I'D like to come for you and take
you home, If you'll let me-" he had
said in a rush of words, as though he
had been contemplating asking her
this thing for some time and was
hurrying to get it out before he lost
his courage. Anne had never had
any n ask her a thing like this
before. She knew nothing of the
thrill of young conquest that Cherry
talked of so excitedly. Boys and
their ways were a closed book TO
Anne.
Tomorrow, The Heart of a Giri.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Personal Mention

-
Mr.. and Mr.. Theodore Martin,
of ss4 High street, T home after 9
trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto
Canada and Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Kramer,
daughter Esther and son Samuel, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Levine, OF
State street. have returned from an
automobile trip through the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Helen Grannis, OF High
street. has returned after visiting
the library at Princeton.
Norman Coleman, of Gordon
street. is spending two weeks with
Mrs. Holger Kofoed. in Keyport
Russell. Arthur and Charles Park
strom, of Gordon street, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. John Lengei'
in Derby, Conn.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Cruise. of the Commu-
nifty House. Is spending a mont >
vacation at Beaver Lake, N. j..
Miss Elizabeth Boardman, of Car
son avenue spent wednesday IN AT
lantic Highlands.
avenue, and Miss Charlotte Ryan,
of Brace avenue. visited Mrs. c. q.
Jones in woodbridge yesterday.
John McClaren, of 422 Park ave-
nue.. who was injured on June 10.
is still in Camp Raritan hospital.
Mrs. William Clicking. of Hazel
ton, Pa, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
James Smith, of Mcclellan street.
Mrs. Robinson, Of New York, Is
visiting Mrs. Jacob Greenspan, OF
Brighton avenue.
Mrs. Walter r. Zwoyer and
daughter Ruth, of Hoboken, are
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
=. b. A. Zwoyer in Kearny avenue.
Mrs. A. Taylor. of Newark, has
returned home after visiting her
sister. Mrs. S. E. Shull, of Kearny
avauue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Mrs. belmont Warns Suffragists.

PORT WASHINGTON.-An appeal
to the women voters of America to
hold aloof from existing political
parties was issued here by Mrs. o.
H. P. Belmont. who is prominent in
the suffrage movement. in her first
public utterance since returning from
Europe.
Don't voter admonished Mrs.
Belmont. ~"Suffragists did not fight
for your emancipation for 70 years
to have you now become servants
to mems parties. Keep away from
the Democratic and Republican
parties. You women have had
nothing to do with selecting their
candidates. You have had nothing
to do with writing their platforms
You ought to have nothing to do
with putting them in power"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Club EDents


The Martha Washington Girls
spent a most enjoyable holiday at
Palisades Park. Among those
present were the Misses Margaret
Demko, Pauline Keah. Stella Brin-
ofsky, Rose Basasta, Helen and Min
ME Hlavic Mary Lettuce, Mamie
Schuyler, Anna and Mary Slaninka,
and Anna Anderson. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held Monday,
July II.
The Junior Club composed of
members of the Jr., o. u. A. NJ, is
arranging for dance to be held at
Junior hall in Smith street, Satur-
day night, July "a. At a meeting of
the club tonight plans will be made
for the event which will be for the
their wives and lady
friends.
There will be a special meeting
of the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
Sunday, July II, at 8 o'clock in
Jacobsen's Hall, to drape the char
ter for Lillian Deverin.
The Star Of Grace Lodge Nc. II
of the Shepherds of Bethlehem, held
their regular meeting yesterday in
Jacobsen's hall. Deputy Let's, of
South Amboy, installed the new Of
fcers. Those installed were: Com
mander, Mrs. Mary harrington: vice
commander, Mrs. Green; inside
guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Cosgrove;
outside guard, Mrs. Thomas Langan
chaplain, Mrs. Bessie Hafley; mis-
of ceremony, Mrs. George
Brooks; marshal, Mrs. Ellen Ander-
son; trustee, Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers.
A social time followed the business
session.
The Braga Ladies met yesterday
in Frem hall. The second read
ing of the bylaws was heard. Re-
freshments were served at the close
Of the meeting. The next meeting
will be held the second Thursday
in August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Have Bic Dance Toniobt

The dance of the class of 1918 to
be held tonight in Sewaren is go
Ing to be n of the biggest affairs
OF the season. Philip Pargot and
his committee have made every eff
fort to insure its ucces A bus
Will be at the corner of Smith and
State streets at $3.50 and also at 9
o'clock to accommodate the guests.
The buses will run through Wood
bridge to avoid the bad roads. A
fine four piece orchestra will fur
nish music for the dancing. AT the
end of the dance buses will be
waiting to take the guests back to
Perth Amboy.
Tickets are in the hands of Philip
Pargot, Ezra Karkus and Max
Klein. They may also be secured
at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Gives Porch Party.

Mrs. Frank Rankin, of sewaren,
entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
Simpson M. Z. church at a r1rch
party at her home yesterday. Work
was done on the aprons which are
October. Refreshments of cake and
punch were served by the hostess.
About sixteen women were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
MISS HELEN LEHMAYER
TO WED CHAS. MICHAELS

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin N. Lehmayer,
OF Elmwood boulevard, Elmwood, at
a luncheon, on Wednesday announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Helen, to Charles Michaels of this
city. Miss Lehmayer is a former
student of the Lutherville Seminary,
of Lutherville, Md. Mr.. Michaels is
prominent in business and social
circles in this city. Among the guests
present at the luncheon were Mrs.
Marcy .Michaels and Miss Sally
of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Mrs. Garretson Entertains

Mrs. Thomas Garretson, of State
street, entertained a number of
children yesterday afternoon in
honor of her niece, little Miss Marie
Swoope, of Slexville, Pa. Games
were played and refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served.
Among those present were Misses
Irene and Helen McNulty, Ruth
McCloud, Mary Hughes, Frieda
Peterson, Dorothy Ernst, Evelyn
Crowell and Bobby Crowell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-09
Cherry Harding's Party.


Anne Carter has an unhappy child.
hood. Her father has q cruel nature.
and when Anne Is seven. tries to
break the child's love of the beauti-
ful by drastic means. This drives
Anne's mother to suicide, and the
Carriers move from the old gray
farmhouse to a small town called
Greenville. where Anne Is brought up.
At sixteen her father 4 still brow
beating her. and her girlhood is as
Swallowed as her childhood was.
CHAPTER VII.
Anne made a fierce resolution never
have anything more 70 do with
berry Harding. but tt was i'm
ossible to keep IL. Cherry was SO
ayuiling and Anne was so lonely.
ID besides Cherry was so wide eyed
I'd innocent when Anne asked her
BY she had told the girls.
"Why Anne, I didn't mean any
hing. 1t was because 1 was so
arious to think your father would
sreat you so. They're all your friends,
Anne, we're sorry for you"
Anne did not want them to be
.orry for her. She wanted their eyes
turned on her In admiration. not pity.
She wanted to be a looked-up-to
leader. not a hanger-on who was
endured and pitied because of her
treatment at home. Nevertheless.
she made up with Cherry; there was
nothing else to do, she had to have
some one.
or all the girls in the Greenville
High School there was no one who
would have been liked more among
the boys than Anne Carter. If they
had not known about her father.
Anne was so fearless, she was so
straight and slim and her blue eyes
we're sc joyous when she was happy
that she might have drawn admirers
like a little magnet IL she had dared.
She often wondered what 1t would
be like to go home as Cherry did and
get ready for company. Sometimes
Cherry would ask Mary Newcomb
and then two boys would come to
call. Often Mary stayed all night,
and the girls would lie and talk until
nearly morning in Cherry's little
chintz hung room. Anne had never
been inside the Harding house, but
Cherry had told her all about 1t. She
often co~ntrasted Cherry's home with
her own. The ugly little best room
with its o~ver-large pieces of walnut
and mahogany, Anne's own oom
with its one narrow window guiltless
OF curtains, its mating on the floor
and its high wooden bed.
Sometimes Anne would steal
flowers into her room. She would
put them in a goblet of water,
gorgeous velvety nasturtiums. Canter-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
Quien fus 81 inventor del
t~elefono?

AIgunas yeces % ha atrfbufdo q
lCarlos Bourseul. oil fisioO frances,
faliecidO no hA much0, 81 honor de
haber inventado q telefono antes
de Graham BELL, Sin embargo, Ms
Dauzants en- I'm articulc uae lnserta
fla Revue Scentifiquep estimate des-
lprovisto. de- fundamento. 81 bien es
verdad que Boursepl ensay0 desae
1850 la transmission dA los sonidos del
lenguaje por medic 40 Ia esectricf,
dad. kracas6 en- ~ tentative v hasta
eli sprincipie en- que sc bas6 su ex.
perimento no tiene NADIA az cofldn
con 81 aparato az Bdll.
Ell yez de utilizar los fen0menos
de indreei6n-aun NAL conpeid0s en-
aque1Ia 6poca paga repetir Ia pala-
bra. se llmit6 q producer, en- medic
de una plaza ihrante y d co~Friente
dlsc0ntinuas signos andlo9os . los
del teiefono Morse.
M verdaderu talaf0nu u, pues,
obrH do Bell. qnien To patentb en
1876 y Id exhlbi6 lpVr ciertp con
gran exito IA Ia Expsici6n yefifieada
En- FiladelEla Ell
Este descnhFimiento hahaaa pasa-
do ~lnadvartido al no hubiese sia0
por el em~perad0r pon Pedro. III sp
lberano del Brazil, yiSitando 81 certA-
mon. segnido do pn brillanfe ccrtein,
encontr6 a Graham EEL, b qaien ha
hga con0cfdo como professor On una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
POrque Sc deslustra Ia
plata v FL ORD not


Los cb1etaa y Las coaae &c plata
senaralmsnte S. Aealusfran mientraa
que ioa do GRO no IEstO sa debe
q que existe Kiempfe ca 81 afro, on
una u otfa forInna buena cantidaa
Dc asrfFe, oil cah1 tfsne u pg0piedad
de cpmhlnaxae con nnmeroeaa subs
tanciae. NinaunA De las combine
clones de- esta ~snbEianeih eiesee ac~
ci6n sohrp 81 ofn y ppr ESQ 40 q
cmpana este metal pero yarias 90
elias ataean d u plata. enbMando "a
snperllele de on eampaesto conoeida
ron 81 nombre az hulfaro az plata.
s~ub1tanefa de- color negro. Y AT
VEINS una t0de b quo estA taiIado
en Plata. fenem0H que simpiaFle
conasanlenesse. Il no qiernm0e aus
este cuh,efto por IN unite ebecurp.
Caah8o tFnlamna u plata. haeemm
aeaapaFeesr CSC BaifnFp. p1Fo a. ~
e~omprenderse. CUE 80 EeSla a pro-
rIn HaMpn Ia plata msanaa, Gnsa qglo
solo - meta . n hgSas
La pefsnnne que ua8H bfaHtefc
i 1ffns eh3elas ~ r1ta. mnY esAe
Cos : II caran aes&a qua enanAo Sc
aaa1soR : Gixan t~ratAsnieHle mS2f
80 3 base 4giflgo1Hs - In Honen
n4graa 10 a1udtaaa fo1eA
Hsle osaFre sHsaes q asulFa 4aia
del eHefpo harttao s travis n ips
Rafos ~ II Biet, ~ esmntna fe8
- nI4fa a. &as Afh4tass f1rHNtfsM
aelsofn ~ fIf&a A1Is.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
Sometimes
(De eEEispano America

H1L- 4 R-e atn
I'm cielo girls v sepiosa
la cercana cordillera
y bordando la rivera
grave. triste u s~ilenciosa
la arboIeda deSor0sa
que una nueva fronda espera
le traiga la ~primayera
fulgurante v feste10sa.
Las ramas secas, desnudas
como macahro ornamento,
cuando no SO ma1estran mudas
alzan sns quejas a viento
D ceden ante las rudas
rachas de huracan violento.
Tornarasa en- placer Ell duelOs
Ell sonia en- beko esmeraluas
y nubes de grana y gualda
flutan On Ell iinpl0 eielos
va de1 diafano arroyhel0
que desciande por Ia falda
de tai montana a Ia espalda
de lii Ermita del COnsneE0,
son diafanos los cristales,
y los rama3es pl0nizos
de los secos 0lmadalea
WI estan yerdes, rumorosos
y los puehlan los zarzales
alegres y melodi0scs
SaltsIc, d IA de- Ebros de 192
juan Do bios ROcHA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
III cuerpo v II aoEnbra


AN1VttM 4AENW 1NAHHfHl ~
hi cuafpo estaba muy diss0stade
do la compaffa de ~ spaMbFa Ehma
naba hacia Ell sol. v Ia sombTa IL se'
gufas golvzR Ia espalda al sol Guam
do andaha, y Id s0mbra iha deaanteI
TN dia no pudo mas y ln dijo d q
sombfA b tono H@scDrtes.
Retlgate 40 una Yez Quiero esi
Ne puedo desafte. tengo oblsga'
ci0n Sde II eontigo o donde vayas.
Me retirar6 do II.
NO 10 c0nseguiras: soy TIL compa'
henra da cainin0 EN- este mundo.
-Saldr6 al sol cllando este caiga
vertioalmente desde eli cenits
* estare baio tuH plantas.
Pasear6 siempre en- ei crep0scp'
10.
Yo To SECURE disinluaadanente
en- Ii penumbra.
-sgefrar6 de noehe mis- puertas y
vehtahas y4nQ e~neendere luz en- mi
alcoba.
Entonces serAa milo por compile
to y to ~estrechare tan intImamenteI
que no habrA i'm SOLO punto de tna
formas libre dc mi ahrazo-
Me matare.
Y me acostare Al ladO de tn cada-
YER; u 81 to entlerran to cnvoIvere
Ell I'll sepulcros v cuando exhunaan
tus restos meaiyidire en- tantas par
feB como ellos y rodar6 D tn era
neo y hare guardia a tus uFtinoa
despojos mientras existan sobre "a
TERRA.
Y mi alma?
Esa to abandonarA para irse a
mhando de la luz "a eres esclawO de
la sonbra.
Jose Fernandez BREMDN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

Gin trabas iii cortapizass
aunque 81 homhre las camisaa
50 ponga aeshilachadas.
rs bueIfO y q nadie asomprep
que Ia muJer Isl no es teal
por siempre en- q mund0 sea-
Ia sofia fusion del hombre;
que este sus plantas alfombre
de flores y que la encumbre
por amor, mo p0r c0stumbre,
santO " buanos mas no taut0
que pueda Qnemar al santos
ri tanto Que no 10 alplnbre.
Que in ella por afIci6n
tira pistols Y marrazo
n IL peg1ae nm florekazn
al gallo de- IA Passion
Rlenn clara explicaci0n
en l0s fueros de Ia media;
per0 que yaya d Ia boda
con pistola en- Ia cInturar
eosa es. que 90 dig0 oil curas
per0 nj Al Nunci0 acomodas
Isl las mnieres manaaran*
como dice Ia zar1ueiAs
buena y formidable chueIa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

Ia Vnreb ~ pspm4u
= IN xafx0 "a usando aGgt
sleua1 Il primes atfegi@p
1ae e. tsesibe q epuiantiu
as nne& f0faos para r.
nio4 q a. moHeniq patA9
nste e4ts kfeto - tekleete4f4
y Il tm9 ~ infspFiao
aai rnfsat 81 aafAise
eneAe an a sNoee1
Y a1af rem rf0aa HAt<fn
! srN ann mAf pTe
san a sAt4f& ~ sssA
a9.if ft afreIis n ~
essx entfsi4 - ~
&as e&iE34
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01


Perdoneme 81 sexo bello
HA dign aqnf que en- virtud
dc su moderna actitud
NOS Wa faltando 81 rbsuall0.
Sierra divine destello
el que alunlbra sn canine
y Oh que tuerce 81 destihh;
nero es verdad demcstradR
que toda muller hombradaH
nos resulta un desatlno,
BQeno estA quo a. mujar
sea del lf0Enbre la gufa
tcual 81 este fuere I'm tranvfa
o IN NAL auto sin sehOfer,
mas 10 que no puede scr,
p0f in sin lin de ra.x0nes,
es que, por aficipnes
que son iocuras sin nomhre,
az sua enaguas ii hQpabre
y agafFe los pautaiQn
Algunos diarlos Tefleren
(serAn platilloa do papnsfl
que mnchas mnieres gEhapas
va ser diputadns uuierans
Que d Ian dulzaras pfefieren,
del hogaF, SER licenciadag
y p0r OF pueblo aclamadas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

4 -
81 desess Cue Ia lectura deje On q
knellas pr0tnrras. Initiate q alEIinos
sAbios aHturea v empapaie on gp
substantial. Estaf Nn fpdas pafteA
no es estar en- ninguna. Una vida
pasada viajando naco cpn0cer mu'
chps hombfes y pocua amigos 10
mtsmh sncede con l0s ieetofes iHnpai
cientes que devoran no inaueus0 MI
moro AZ lihros sin predileccl0n pqT
ninsuno.
Los alimentns nutren y sanREe ,
los mdsculoa sei0 rafnndp 81 digie'
rcu los aiinentus del aspiritu tam
bl6n n~acaaitan ser digufi1os
No leafs sln0 iinf0s generainente
eetimadns 81 sehel Ne in estomu&u
anfafmo conner lie todpa lps mania
rns los cnaIes bioR A. npfopecharie
500 slryen pafa dehiiitaHo
Nn "a precise Eener muehra lihros.
snsescA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

Santa Ee, Nnsyo Mexicos
Mario L 1890.
So do ayiNo r0bslco p0r VI pFa1e
iii de one d abnf0 fifmaA0 fafsdsl
81 esss an nombFndo Admin 81 z
dora del EslAdo AZ Fgnnk sMenduI
Einado. poF una orien IA IA IN
d. pFuebas dal eondnto 10 AAnla y
NpeRa Mexico. T0daa LIS person
que t8ngna seclaTnoe "a ConEFn \
Eutade dc 6lehp nnsao febeFAn pfe
eeniaf I&a ni4nnas dengfo SSi ITEM
% prescribe por Ii leg.
T5DX s MENDOZA
p0nto 0IfIee no1
BAnth Fo. N
zsA KW&. 8EaK 4 last pab MsF q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
Frarlcirle


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una Gale de aldea es siempre
triHte en- laa primeras horas de VIZ
raiio. Las pocaa mujeres que estan
We cSsss Nm snsnSra Z hrillante deva.
4 "a snr;S nsnas ~nicnfaan n
hse,sra aig,,nss aallinas npiIifos
Parn 81 eAte Daeblo hay algo olie
W. 81 ii nne9ta M Ia Danaderia.
M@ansgna ii hssa MI nanaeern asia
~ Il m~ostrador. detras IA las BAL
sanuss 4 cnhra ! "a medio IA sos
s9,s1a aaraana
Nnc III ~ NO. IL i, honifa nabe.
adnrnaaa III cahaSlos casfaf,as
s,s esnssSaa III u inci;nan aobre
!. ssard. ~ co u, euando aI1a
II 1870 ! sraos III variIia III IL
r*ar1 s..no.Aa ,,nn rano blanca
1922 eSvsanse
nssr1Sa i, rnatro ~ caIorea hrals.
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ao1aat~ narr,s ~ sosSa M M ~.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

co. cate Ter. dfa 40 Mario de 1871
ALFREDO EuCER0
6ecretnfEo De cnndano
P0r Neaerieo Lopez, piDutado
1st. Pub Mar. 4 last pub. Maa Y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
Cuento AZ Ia sernana
(De Fispapo America

lNtEf N1ETE NFEW1R 49, E84EKI rWlLA7
tas AZ ~ yaAAesasoaA2 IN a4gst MI
tonces era aAn amaa @aa.assa
dragon Fero, opahog cantAnuv
ia geta AS12aa ~ Sa
tafros p FRI eEofla oaEloi
EedAosf ~ Me ARaaI naa
~cal-decia uns mozat1etes Anales1c0'
Que sofia seguir AZ e1eso4 con A1eS
cuencia.
que canto fpco sen aeYor
ci0ns-sol1a q elego responder, aeep-
tando las esoglos
X asl era sobre TODD cuanR0 IAN
zaba sM canto faYorito,
Gantando con mi vigueia
d III Vlrgen del Pillar
10 rezo3 a III vez que cantos
Rero aanesta de9clon sIA afslTsAs
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01

Hacfa tempo que los ciegos 2
mo los vecinos llamaban cpnsanta
mente q Ia familia de Calanga-no
se les yefa por las Gales. QUEEN
ia 4 reparar en- clio. Yaya unos
de huir por Il lndisereta hazaha,
pagecia u sentfa clayados los pies
ante la yantanica
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-20
Blockade Forced
By Irish Village
BY WEBB MILLER

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin. (By Mail )-Tuam, little
town of 800 inhabitants in County
Galway on the west coast of Ireland,
is the pioneer in the economic
blockade of Ulster plan which the
Sim Feiners are advocating Ito force
the Ulsterites in TO political submis-
sion.
The originators of the economic
pressure scheme planned to hold it
over the head of Ulster as a threat
until the crisis ON the home rule
bill, but headstrong Tuam refused
ITO wait
SO large number Of merchants
of Tuam have started to sever com
mercial relations with the north.
And the powerful Ulster business
interests are beginning to realizez
how serious such a blockade would
be if it becomes general throughout
the south.
In the first week of the economic