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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02

months this committee, consisting of
representative from every local
union in the city, has been busily en-
gagged in planning for this occasion
The committee, subdivided into differ
ent committees, every little detail has
been gone into thoroughly so that, as
in former years the patrons of the
big enterprise will be given day of
entertainment for a nominal admis-
sion charge that will be equalled no
where in the state
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02
Band Concerts, Dancing,
Rides, Racing, Games,
Contests - Many Other
Amusements Provided For

All ready, says the committee,
meaning they are ready for the big
Labor Day celebration and outing to
be held at the Butler county fair
grounds on next Monday. The finish
ing touches to the arrangements for
the big affair will be given at joint
meeting of all committees at Trades
Council hall this evening. For several
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02
No Parade

One of the big features in connec-
ton with the big days celebrations
of former years, and one that will
not take place this year, is the parade.
This feature was abandoned this year,
and for various reasons, the most i'm
portant of which is the expense con-
nected thereto. The parade of former
years cost Trades Council more than
$500 for the hiring of bands, marshals
horses, badges and other incidentals.
Then too, many of the unions would
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02
CZARISM IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga-The board of educa-
ton has dismissed Miss Julia Rior-
dan, member of the Public School
Teachers Association, and has refus-
ed to give its reasons.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02

tractor. Don't overlook this good
thing-a chance for fortune for
nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
COOP DAIRY ELECTS
NEW DIRECTORS AND
PERMANENT OFFICERS

Permanent organization of the
new Cooperative Dairy company
was effected at a meeting of the
stockholders last night. The new
officers will hold office for the
coming two-year term, except the
new president, who will hold office
for three years.
The members of the board Of di-
rectors elected by vote of the
stockholders last night are j. l..
Phillips, ]. P. Jacobson. T. S. Wi
ley, Fred. Mann, and c. II. Christ,
The board of directors in turn
elected the new officers, who are;
j. L. Phillips, president: j. p. ia
cobson, vice president; T. S. Wiley,
treasurer. Mr.. Little was contin-
ued in his former position of Sec
rotary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
LOCAL DEALER WINS
AWARD IN NATIONAL
SALES COMPETITION

The July issue of the "Royal
Standard" trade organ of the Royal
Typewriter company, carries an
nouncement of the award Of first
prize in the company's Dealers
contest" to w. A. Rehm, who has
the local agency for the machine.
The prize, consisting Of a sum
of money, was to be awarded to the
dealer in the United States who
sold the greatest percentage of ma
chimes above those called for in his
agency contract. Mr.. Rehm sue
ceeded in selling $50 per cent more
machines than his contract speci-
fled, which won the contest by
wide margin.
The magazine contains photo
graph of Mr. Rehm, and a picture
of La Baiada hill. ito show the
wide territory which Mr.. Rehm
handles"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03

Mrs. H. j. Harrison, GA North
Second street. Mr.. Collister, who
has just been discharged, has re-
Gently returned from France.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schwartzman, Jr., a nine-pound
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Lyon and Mr.,
and Mrs. Mcneil have returned
from a weeks motor trip to Santa
Fe and Las Vegas where they at
tended the Masonic ceremonies.
W. j. Kimberly of San Ysidro is
in the city.
Arthur Treasure of Gallup is
spending a few days in Albuquer-
que. Mr.. Treasure is mine fore
man for the Gallup American Coal
company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
PICNIC PARTIES
CAUTIONED NOT
TO CAUSE FIRES

"All Albuquerque is welcomed
to the national forests on the Man
zanos, Sandals and on the Pecos
and Jemez rivers over the great
national holiday" said District
Forester Frank C. w. Pooler yes
terday. But come back without
any regrets-put out your camp
fires" he added.
More people will head for the
cool retreats of the nearby noun
tains during the next few days than
at any other time of the year.
pointed out Mr.. Pooler, and they
are going in at time when the
forest fire hazard at the end Of n
long dry season is at it's highest,
A bit of carelessnesS at this time
leaving a camp fire unattended,
throwing aside a cigar or cigarette
butt or an unextinguished match
may put sudden and disastrous
end to vacations of many people. !
And don't forget firecrackers
and fireworks as especially dan !
gerous agents for starting fires. To |
be safe, none should be taken into t
the forests but should be left at |
home. Last Fourth OF July five /
fires were started in Tijeras can
yon by firecrackers.
Besides extra care with fire at
this time, Mr.. Pooler mentioned
the matter of having a clean camp.
The summer season officially Il
opens with the Fourth of July and
many more parties will visit the
Va ripIS pann and DicniC sites
the coming months
start the season right" urges
he district forester, "by cleaning
up every camp ground before
starting for home. Besides--you
nay want to return there your
self" concluded Mr.. Pooler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
VOCATIONAL TEACHER
is TRANSFERRED TO
CENTER IN COLORADO

Miss Eleanor Bruem, CONNER
cial instructor at the vocational
training center, left Albuquerque
yesterday for Fort Lyons, Colo, to
which training center she has been
transferred.
No successor has been appointed
as yet to fill Miss Bruems position,
but the new appointment will
probably be received from Wash
ington within a few days Miss
Bruem will be in the commercial
department of the training center
at Fort Lyons.
Miss Anita Cooke, instructor in
the Spanish department at the CEN
ter here, has been granted sick
leave for a few weeks, and has left
for the Tilden Help school in Dem
yer. Her place is being taken by
Mrs. Jennie Gonzalez. of Albuquer-
que
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
STATE HEADQUARTERS
FOR W00DMEN MOVED
HERE FROM ROSWELL

G. e. Mcdonald, state manager
of the Woodmen of the World, has
moved his office from Roswell,
where he has been located for the
past twelve years, to Albuquerque,
and will now conduct all the af-
fairs of the state managers office
from this city.
Mr.. Mcdonald is enthusiastic
concerning Albuquerque prospects
for obtaining the Woodmen SAM
tarium, to be erected soon at some
health-spot in the southwest. He
is making every effort to present
Albuquerque's claims for the new
institution in a favorable light to
the Woodmen headquarters in
Omaha. G. w. Crump, who has
been stationed in the Arizona dis
trict. will be associated with Mr..
Mcdonald in the work here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
Our Annual Picture Sale

In order to make room for new
samples we offer all OF orr hum
dreds of fine pictures that have
been used for samples the past
year to our customers for just
half price. Come and get yours
before July 18th.
Crockett's Electric Studio,
302A West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03

The Australian government has
decided on a grant of fifty pounds
for each year Of active service toI
Australians. including nurses, who
enlisted in the imperial army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Anna Catherine Nelson. Dallas. Tex.
Fri X Baker. Kansas City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
DEATHS

GONzALES-rhe funeral Of David Con.
sales, who died last Tuesday morning, was
held Yesterday morning from the family
residence. The body vas sent to sandoyal
Tor burial, accompanied by Mrs. David
0onrales. Crollott was In charge.
MARTINkZ-Funeral Of Miss Estefanita
Martinez who died Saturday afternoon Al
her residence on North Fourth. will be held
tpniorrow morning ~ : o'clock from the
family residence TO the Alameda church,
whore services will be held. Burial will bs
a. san Carlos cemetery. Crolloit ia. ~
charge.
sCHRElBER Funeral services Tor
Adolph Schreiser were held At freneh's
chapel at 10 o'clock this morning, Rev. A
" knudson officiating. Burial was In
fairview cemetery.
klMBALl-Funerat eerviera for Fred
N. kimball were held at the residenrs. sol
west silver avenue. at 1850 O'clock this aft
ernoon, Rev. Mayhan officiating at IN,
home. The pailbeerers consisted Of Mason
and the local Masons OBLIGATED with ID,
REGULAR Masonic service at the crave. c. T
burtal vas In Fairview cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

Queen Maud of Norway Is nm cx
pert bookbinder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
CARD or THANKS.

Hor~ca. REII1s. Phone IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
radiator rep.irins. ou,cli. Auto 90.

se.uhatpr HI1irfng, Qutchif AUTO 90.
District Attorney r. b.. Garcia left
yesterday for HI PAso. whore he will
be on Legal business until October "a.
Dennis Chavez. local attorney. re-
turned to-day from a two day business
trip to Los LunaA.
N. A. Field. OF the state land office
at santa Fe, - In Albuquerque. 4.
Wesley B-adflcld arid Sam Hudle-
son. who have been conducting the
excavations OF the ancient pucblos
In the Chaco canyon. north Of Gallup.
passed through Albuquerque his
morning on their way to Santa Fe.
James G. Cassell. Jr.. and wife. OF
santa Fe. are visiting in the city.
Mrs. James n. Scores OF Holbrok.
Arizona. is visiting with Miss Bertha
Benson at her home at 100 North
Edith street.
X. r. Luckcnbill. OF the biological
survey. returned yesterday from "a
field trip OF several weeks to Hard
ing and Union counties. where he SUI
peryised the finishing up OF n con-
centrated drive on prairie dogs.
Fire Chief william Collister has
Just returned from Mount Taylor.
where he accompanied Frank Greer
Of Bluewater on a bear hunt. The
men. accompanied by dogs. hit on a
trail but lost Il before finding the
bear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
Two Football
Games on Card
Here Tomorrow

Lovers OF football will have their
choice OF witnessing either n Of
two games tomorrow.
ms University OF New Mexico sec
ond team viii meet the High school
first team on the Varsity field u
tho High school second team will
meet the second team OF the United
.s.~te- 1s-alsa school team ~ Nasil-
ington park.
The games are scheduled TO begin
at 1850 O'Clock. II will be the first
appearance Of the second teams In
the secondary schools and the first
appearance OF the second Varsity
eleven although many OF the men
have been practicing out with the
first eleven.
Queen Maud. OF Norway Is nm ex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
ExTRApIrIoN

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. Ill
Governor William d. stephens today
issued an ~extradition warrant for the
return to Omaha. Neb.. OF Jacob
Mnssc and Charles wohlberg held at
Los Angeles. who are wanted In Oma-
ha on n charge Of aiding In the en-
bexzlemont OF 100000 from the
Missouri Valley Cattle Loan company.
casaba melons originated in Asia
Miner.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
ParluIcIo 81 e. RHkson.

Cerca de TOO Pies gel D0T1o en- Y
parte de arriha del preson de "a Com
pahfa de Aqua y Alumbrado El6etrico
fueron arrastrados por la creciente y
una fuerza dc hombres estuvo traba-
jando toda Ia noche hacienda las re-.
~paraciones ~necesarias. Este es 81
preson que detiene las aguas DC las
c~reeientes del rio de que ertren Al
preson y las tira para otro iaeo del
desague.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

I listed acerca de ella. Todos los
~educadores realizan que estamos en-
una crisis. la grande ~difaeulta9 9
al modo de escnelas ~eficientes es Ia
Efalta de fondos propios, DOS terceras
parties de las escueias en- los Estados
EUnidos son casas de escuelas &c ~
f~cuarto. 70 no Sc cual es la proper
zion en- Nuevo Mexico, pero tomese
Que la proportion de casas de escue-
Eias de I'm 0uarfo en- Nnego Mexico
sea tan grande, 81 no mas grande,
que en- Ia naelon. La Aspciaei0n Ma
Eeional dc Educacion ralopla cue solai
mente uno de caGa cinco maeatros q
Ina presente estan realmente discipli-
Enagos. Este es porque en- 10 pasado
~Enosotros no hemos podido congegulr
auficfantes fondQs que 4Herap inoens
Etivos a los maestros para pasar por Ia
Edisciplina necesafia para ser efieiens
/ tes. Proporcionadamente, por mu-
Ioho Ell mas grande insuficiente hume
Iro de maestr6s estan en- las ~esouelas
rnralea. En- mi opinion, "a estapill-
dad de nuestro slstema educational
inntamente con 81 hie1eatar ~naoionall
astamos amarrados con Ell exito o tai
ia de nuestros esRuerzos para me1o-
rar las con6icipnes rHraleR dc eacpe-
Ia.
en- vista de las ~anteaedeHtes con-
Ediciones, conffo que en- medic de La
depression financiera e industrial que
,tno permitiremos que 81 soporte finan-
oiero de las escuelas ,ruralea sea
mermado. Cualqulen tai aoelon seria
! fatal. NO puedo GREER que e huen
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico perrnita que
! este prngrarna rRaeeionarip lone efee'
to en- esta Vez.
eNuy eordialmeHte de Uds
JOHN ]. TIGERT,
II .sComisionado.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
4
Muerte
.Segura
Para Los
CaIOS


10 plimefo uue hace 'iGeteTt. nobra un
Gallo. e Guitar q dolor. LueQn, ataca a.
Gallo cailosldady 10 rehiandecc-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
I'll FAMoso TENIR EN-
RICO CARuSo

Del6 Mas de un Million 4 sus Hereue-
TODD el dia del dia 3 de Agosto en-
Napoles, Italia, estuvo e~xpuesto el ca
daver del famoso tenor Enrico Carn-
40. en- la misma camara mortuoria de
su Residential, habiendose dispuesto
que 81 entierro tuyiera lugar ell dia 4
de Agosto. Por 0Fden del Rey Victor
Emanuel, las cerem0nias fnnebres Sc
a~fecfuaron en- la basflica de Ia lgle-
STA de San Francisco de Paula, fanao-
so eddficio que se par6ee 81 Fanteon
de Roma y que fue construido por
Fernando i en- 1917.
Despues de los serEieios rehgiosos
Sc ie condujo al pante6n para descan-
sar en- la rotunda ~construida para Ia
familia Caruso,
III Alcalde de NapeIes hablo en-
|rQmbre de Ia ciudad y del g~oplerno,
n el consul Americana dirigio unas
ouantas palabras q nombre de la Gu.
dad de Nueya York, end0nde WHO
Caruso los nltimos mases de So vida
Naples estuvo de Iuto, y de todae
parties de Italia llegar0n eartas DE con
Idolencia por la auaenqia etefna, nc
solo del artista. sino del hpmbre bue
lno.
Caruso deja mas &c un million &c pc
SOS de hereneia. Esta Sc divldira en-
tire sus seis ~herederos, su hermane
Giovanni, 81 hiia Gloria, sus dos hiJef
del primer matrimonin, Rud0lfo v I'm
rico, su viuda la Sra. Benjamin. Anne
ricana, Y su madaFasta.
EI ~secretario particular do Carusl
asegura que este era IN hombre pro
digio, pues no habia persona que aeu
diera ante 81 en- demanda de aypda
que no 10 ~soc0rriera. Sns ingresof
eran fahulosos, pues oada noche quf
cantaba percibfa $4,000 y q 50 i
lego a pagan en- Nueya York POI
una sola audienoia, una eantidad ma
yor,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

Santa Rosa, N. NJ, Agosto II, 1921.
ST. Editor del Nuevo Mexlcano.
Muy a~preciable Sr:-Espero me IA
ga ell favor de incertar en- las colusn-
mas de su ~apreciable semanario 10 -
guiente, por cuyo favor le antelope
mis- mas sinceras gracias;
Por cuanto que ell dia 8 de Agostp
la Diyina Providencia tuvo a bien de
aumentar Ell coro de los angeles en- Y
mansion celestial, tomand0 de nuee-
tro medic a nuestra Querida sobrini'
Ia MagdaIena Ulibarri, a Ia tierna
edad de- 3 amos. 5 meses Y Is dias, ha'
biendo sucumbidp su muerte q las A
de ID nocha del dia 8 del presente
de la maIigna enfermedad de difterial
|aefanda ca aaerbo Golor a u Querl-
dos padres Federico Ulibarri y Modes
tita b. de uliharri y dos hermanitps
isabel y Manueiita, como tambien 9
sus abuelitos Jesus M. Olivas y Ma
nuelita H. Olivas y Placido Ulibarrt y
|Cenibia S. Ulibarri y in crecido M
nero de tics y tias. Sus restos nor
tales fueron s%epuItados en- ell cemen'
terio Cat6lico de coIonias, N NJ.
Por medic de estas lineas deseamoI
dar las mas sinceras gracias a todal
aquellas personals que nos acompahA
ron en- su entierro, y 0 este queqG
Su humilde servidor y suscritor,
CIPRIANO OLIVAS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Tn Hombre MuertO y 81 Otro Las
imadO por Una Descarga Else-
tiea.

Portales. N. NJ, Agosto 16.-Una
Sescarga ~efectrica peg6 en una carpt
en- ell campo de eaminos de Ia Compa-
MIA de CONSTRUCTION Atlas entire Por-
tales y Clovis, acknowledgements ma
tando a Gerber Webster y lastimandp
malamente a Foy Jones en- Ia espaldR
y en- los homhros,
La carna Sc estaba g%oteando y
Webster Sc par6 en- el barandal de
fierro de la oamalta para jaiar So ca
ma del iugar donde Sc estaba gotean-
do, cuando pogo Ia descarga el6ctrieq
lie pego en- el iado derecho &c la ca
beza, y la electricidad corrlendoie pa
"a abajo del lado izquierdo y ardiendn
en- Ia formation de una hoja ahora-
va. Del lad0 izauierdo el fueg0- corrio
para arriba. m~nifastando1 que Ia ep-
.frIShles de- IA CANA De ferroi fue HeyaF
da tambien a sd ouerpo.4
Mientras que las Cuamaduras d
Jones son serias, sc dice que sanar1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
La Religion no Evit6 81 Piquete de
Ia VibOra; Dos Muy EnfermOs.

Nauyoo, Ala. Agosto 15.-William
Edmonds Sc halla en- una condicion
orftica hoy, y 81 hermano 81 ReYGo.
Albert Edmonds. (blancol esta tam
bien sacramento enfermo hoy, del pr
quote de una yibora, Ia que Sc dice
que fue usada en- IN servicio reiigio-
SO squi el Viernes pasado- Sc dice
one ell Reydo. Edmonds ie diio a su
congregation que el @verdadero ere
yenteT no era perseguido por los rep
tiles e invite q los ~increduios a que
trajeran viboras ~ponzohosas al servi-
clio. Una vIbora grande fue captura-
Ga y Nevada a la iunta, William Ed
monds y el ministro fueron mordidos
.por Ell reptiI e Embellishments Sc sin
tieron muy enfermds. William I'd
monds, dicen los medic0s, no sanh-
"a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
La ENMspNDA NO. s REAACEO-
MARIA, ACIERTA UN PRINCE
PAL De EDUeACiON DE t0S
ESTADOS UNIDOG.

La Enmienda Constitutional No. 8
serfa fatal a las escuelas rurales, 81
els ratificnda. diee John J. Tigert, Co
misionado federal De educacion, en-
una carta al superintendent de Es-
cuelas de Estado Conway.
La carta sigue:
mi atencion ha slao lIamada a la
campana en- Nuevo Mexico la cual Sc
propone enmendap Ia constitution del
estado y reduoir Ia leya de escuela de
Is a 10 milesimos. La suggestion de
tai cosa parace tan tragica a mi que
me be tornado Ia lihertad de escrihirls
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

vato nr6li0 del pueblo. creemoa que
vale mas que sea derrotada. porQue
va sstan demaslado altos los impues-
tos para dar tai libertad a la legisia-
tnra, v vale mas que Sc reserve Ell
pueblo Ell derecho de votar en- toda
OCCASION ST no hay que contraer en-
prestitps " emitir panel del estado.-
ia Yea aeh Pueblo. ~ AAkM
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Los TRENES DETEMD0S, PUEN|
TIES DERRUMBADOS COMO
RESULTAD0 De LAS FUER-
TIES LLUvIAS.
Los Trenes Empezaron a moVeEse
ii Mdrtes en- Il Tafde; Dos
Puenles en- ID Ciudad Psriudi-
cados.

WE HENUN# ItI.U
FL serTicio de- trenes en- Santa Fel
So s~uaDendi6, los puantee daFrnmba-
dos v otrns perjuieiQs por e~plehHones
de aqua los cuales pegarpn en- Santa
Fe y Al oriente temprano 81 Domingo
en- Ia npche.
~ tren Santa re No. 9, rumho al
oeste y que Sc esperaba en- Lamy Ell
Domingo en- Ia noche. fue detenido en-
Las Vegas. y ell tren No. s del Domin-
go en- la poche, rlmb0 Al Oriente, fpe
detenido en- Lamy cuando 100 pies de
Ia Inca fue ~destrozada dos millas al
oriente do Lamy en- Ell Gahoncito De
los Apaohea,
Harvey s. Lntx. agente da santa
Fe, dijo que Ia detencioh de treneB
empezarfa a soltarse FL kunes en- la
tarde. Estns incluian dos tFeneH RUM
ho al oeste detenidos en- Las VEGAS,
No. 10, rumb0 al priente, fue RepaTadp
en- Albuquerque y encaminado por 81
distrito al sur. Sc eEeiR que FL No 2,
rnmbo al Qriente. pasaria pHaetlea-
mente en- tiempo. as
Ell puente que rue ell rio de S9nta
Fe al lado norte del f~erronarril D. y
n, G. aqui ae 10 llev6 Ia c~reeiente,
per0 81 tren No. 42e said de Ia estar
cion vieia, al norte del deslave, Sc
anHnoi6 que 81 No. 525r del norte, es-
ltaba dos horaa atraaado.
Ell Santa Fe sufrio POGO p~erjpieio
aunque Ia aproximacion oriente del
puante de la Gale de Guadalupe fue
! a0naVada y derrumbada por la torrenr
te en- al rio de Santa Be, VA. @. z.
Won Nyvenhelm. superintendente del
Ioementeri0 naoional. report6 nee Sc
pulcros hundid0s, pero ningunas caias
mortuorias eKpuestas.
La avenida Manhhscah y ia Gale
del Colegio y otros callejones eran
rios oolmadeB de aqua.
Ell Guardian de GAIA y Pesea
Thomas r. Gable, quien vino de Pc
cos. diio que un puente habia desapa-
recido por complete y las aproxima-
clones a los otros dos fueron hundi-
das por la creciente. Halo I'M auto
m6bil enterrado en- Ell arroyo del Ca
hopcita. FL oarrero permanerid all
toda Ia noche y Ell aqua subi0 haste
que lie apag6 las 1uces del CARO-. En-
las orillas Del arroyo estRban dos au'
tom0biles enterradoa en- 81 lodo.
Viajeros Que ilegaron de A%lbuquer
que reportaron que 81 canine de Ia
I Ciudad Ducal estaba hien anngue va
rios pasaron la noche en- ell otro ladc
del rio en- La Baiada. porque Ell aqua
estaba suhiendo mucho.
Sc reporto en- 81 departamento dc
caminos ~carretaTos que las dos apro
ximacionee al pueRte De Pecos cercs
de San Jose sstaban ~hundiaas, perO 81
diio que pronto serian rellehacas otri
vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

I'm estudiante de ciencias hizo dl
rante unas y%acaciones I'm viaje de-
instruction per Alemania A Ia EueE
ia lie pregunto un amigo;
-Hombre. tn has estado en- Ale
mania?. .quiefas deeirme que es, un
Luterano3
ESQ c~ualQuiera 10 sabe. Uno que
1leVa luto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

Entire Pepito y Lucy, o movies
acaramelados, surje un diagusto: PEI
pito quiere a su novia y trata de con
tantarla. Ella Sc muestra inflexihle-
No me convenceras por NADIA, All
nnedes bajarme el cielo y las estre-
has. Es indtil, TODD ha terminado en-
tire ~nosotros; quebramos y quebrR'
mos!
Pero Lucy, dice Ell galan cast no
roso, pero Lucy, por Dios, que vas 4
Ehacar de mi viea2 70 tanto que me
Alamo por complacerte. Mira hastp
habia pensado ilevarte Ell Viernes a y
function del Teatro Nacional que va
a estar 'rebonito."
Ay Pepito, perdoname. Me conten'
To hast aeI Viernes? Pero despuea
otra vez me enoj0.