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The Washington times., 1921-02-05

Ais well that ends well, and so
is with the prize story contest which
closed Thursday noon under the
management of the Criterion Theater,
"The Sage Hen" a powerful super
drama of the early Western days
when the gold rush was on, Is story
of an outcast woman, branded with
the scarlet letter and driven from
town with her little child out onto
the desert to die.
1t pictures all the hardships. all the
tortures, and sacrifices endured by
mother when she is forced to fight
for her honor. her child and her
home. II carries through to the end
with mother love triumphant
The stories, many of them follow
ing close TO the plot. showed keen
interest on the part of many writers,
an interest a little greater than the
mercenary interest aroused by the
Criterlon's two hundred dollar offer
for the forty best stories on the
Sage Hen"
Mrs. Mary Ireland, author of the
story reproduced below, has the
distinction of having written the best
Sage Hen" story, while following
after her story is given the list of
winners of the forty (hve) dollars
prizes.
Are you among the lucky ones?
II so, a check will be mailed to you
at the address supplied with your
story
by MRS. MARY IRELAND,
7Is Third street Northeast.
Years ago women OF the West
were called Sage Hens" IL they
were immoral. and there was one
woman who tr~mpled her, soul so
deep into the mire that she was
not wanted in the town where she
belonged, so she and her baby boy
were stoned out of 1t.
When she was forced to part
with him to save his life and
could not fnd him again, her
mother love was so great that she
bestowed 1t upon an orphaned
baby girl and then stroVe to
make a better woman OF herself.
In latter years, when she had
gained a clean reputation, not
only her son came again into her
life, but two men that knew OF
her tainted past. when her boy
learned TO love the girl whom she
had mothered, she did not want
either of them to know about the
stain that had made her an out
cast.
SO the suffering she had to en-
dure was not as great as to lose
the love and respect OF the two
whom she worshiped but her
suffering was not in vain. The
mystery was eventually cleared,
and mother love was victorious at
the end.
Mrs. r. ]. overtesn, eil B at. N w.
MIss Eisie L, Pane 1910 Kearney St ~
Arthur LenOI. Lock Box i21L wash
Rerenice simon, 2s2O Connecticut Ave
Mrs. Claude Hayden, A2i Fourth st,
Mrs. Florence Grifnth, Apt. The Com
fort 1920 Fairmont.
J. l.. Taishofr, eo7 Pa, Ave y E
Elenora Craig, I2l Twelfth St s. r.,
Mrs. Carl schurmann, the Dumbarton
n II. Laden, 1922 siSh ST. N. W.
Lila Miles 32b ~ st, N. w,
A. Gamse, 2bOt NJ st. N. w.
Joseph r. Creamer, 427 st. ". W.
Goodwin w. Miller, i7o5 p ST. n. W..
Estsilo g. Pope. sasi Mt Pleasant st.
N. w.
Mrs Mary ireland. 719 Third St. n. 70.
Joseph Il. McIlwaiu. 40 q 81. N. w.
GcorRe NJ Bradley, liO6 Eighth 81. n, B,
Mrs, l.. c, Gladding, 1897 Monroe st.
Mrs. j. J. oConneu, ss4 Eye ST. n. W.
D. Miller. si6 Tenth 81, N. w.
I, 8. Fritzen, s021 Que 81, N. w,
Rose II. Rehlandie. 1906 X. l. Ave. N. W.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan 1.-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Senmen's Church Institute, 20
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18TH meridian 8 hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 2gT
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
ARRIVED.

Str Menominee CBr). London Dec ~. to
tho Atlantic Transport line, with mdse.
Went TO pier 70. North River.
Str Nohno, Glasgow
Str Wells City tBr), Bristol Dec 13. TO
James Arlxen d Co. with mdse. Went 70
pier 90, North River.
Str Fiyderborg CDan), Randers Dec 1. 10
Simpson, Spence n Young, with mdse. An
chored off Stapleton, 81.
Str staEsdyk .u1utch). Rotterdam Dec 10,
TO the Holland America line. with mdse.
Went 70 pier 2, Hoboken, NJ.
Str Centaurus. Rotterdam Dec ., to the
Green star line. In ballast.
Str Australia (sw). Calcutta Nov IL, Port
Nithy Co. Win mdso. Went Wen. 70 foot oi
Milton street, Brooklyn.
Str Westp0rt, Cape Town.
Str West Avenal, Buenos Aires Nov 10.
Santos 27th, Rio Janeiro 29th. pernambuco
Dec 7. Port Spain ITth. Barbados 10th and
with ndse. Wont 10 pier 16, Hoboken Nj.
Str Cuyaba tBrhz). Santos Nov II, Rio
Janeiro Dec 2, Bahia 7th, Pernambuco 11th,
Para 18th and Barbados Gath. TO Lloyd
Brazileiro, with 20 cabin. isl steerage pas
sengers. malls and mdse. Went TO pier o.
Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Romney Danl, Santos Nov 20. Rio
Jnneiro Dec 10 and st Lucia gath TO Lam
port & Holt. with mdse. Went to New York
Dock Cos pier 3, BROOKLYN.
Str Caledonia (SW), Bahia Honda Doc 20,
10 Moore a. Mccormack. with sugar.
Str Parma tBr), st Thomas.
Str Concho, Galveston Dec %, 70 the NAL
lory line, with passengers and mdse. Went
TO pier 81, North River
str Eocene, with barge o Co ee, Beau
mont Dec 20, 20 y T Warden, with crude oil.
str Gulf Queen, Port Arthur Dec "a, 20 the
Gulf Refining Co, with mdse
Str Jefferson, Norfolk, to the Old Dominion
STEAMSHIP Co wishTnasM
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
lails for South and Central Amer
ica, West indies, &c.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3

. 1AOAN6AAs JANOARL
South Brazil (D, via Rio Janeiro Santos,
vBao Francisco do Sui, Rio Grande do Sui,
XM-
Hayti texcept prints. &C, for Cape Haytl
and Port de Paix). Canal Zone. Panama
Salvador (printed matter, &c). Nicaragua
(except east coast), Amapala. Choluteca and
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Olympic Making Her Final
Winter Trip-Will Increase
Oil Burning Capacity.

OF the twenty-five liners shown on the
chart to-day sixteen are bound east
ward. including the giantess Olympic
tK-1) of the White Star fleet, on her
final trip for the winter. She will re-
turn in the early spring fitted with addi-
tional oil fuel compartments, which will
enable her to make the round trip from
Southampton without purchasing fuel at
that port, where prices are much higher
than those at New York. AS she will
need about 500 tons of oil for each trip.
this will mean saving of many thou
sands of dollars next season.
Five American flag vessels are in the
Atlantic lanes, including the United
States mail liners Panhandle State
(D-19), which sailed yesterday for
Queenstown. Boulogne and London; the
Susquehanna (G-17) of the same SER
vice, bound for Bremen and Dantzic; the
Red Star Liner Finland (O-6), on the
first leg of her course from Antwerp
and Southampton for this port, and
the American liner Manchuria (E-2),
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Almanac for New York January 2

sun rises. Z 20 Moon rises. ~ AM
Sun sets........ 30 Moon sets. 70 rs Pm
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 2.
Sadly Hook. .-s--s-.. % AM 70 pm
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
CLOSING OF MAILS.


the
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Five Steamships in the Fleet
Are Flying the United
States Flag.

nearing the finish of her trip from Ham,
burg and Southampton.
Only one big passenger carrier, the
Panhandle State, previously mentioned
eerarted frcm New York yesterday, most
of the lines recognizing the disinclina-
ton of Americans to leave their homes
on a great holiday. The day was cele-
brated at sea about as usual. and on
the American ships with the unusuai
spirits, the law still permitting the SER
vice beyond the three mile limit Of the
cup prohibited on American SOIL
1t Is likely that the progress of all
steamships bound west will be impeded
by tall and frosty seas, just as la the
last two weeks of the year that van
ished yesterday. Tn bluster of frigid
gales roaring off the American coast
and into the lanes Of the liners may
furnish icicular and snowy decorations
for the steamships due this week.
One liner, which is nearing New York.
is not in the transatlantic fleet She is
the Furness-Bermuda steamship Fort
Victoria (C-1S), from Bermuda, which
Is beginning to attract multitudes seek
ing enjoyment in iceless (except in
glasses) temperatures.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
China-Japan Tours

Vting-onouu Manchuria North South China
Philippine Islands Sang Pacific Coast from January
offer the the above
and limited small congea parties under personal of
81
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
California Tours
Via Panama Canal and by Rail

Eight tours leaving each week from JAM 10th Rates
with private bath. Small parties under personal
Recommendations everywhere have been purchased for
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
European Tours

of Winter and Spring Tours with wide choice LEI
visited Special Winter Tours Northern
Algeria and Tunsia Sicily, Egypt and the Nile Sailing or
York. Jan Feb. and March
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Wonderful Mediterranean Cruise
South America Cruise
Hawaii and the West Coast

Via the Panama canal
Sailing from Baltimore Feb. 18th the S. S. awkeye Stat
of the Shipping Board operated by Il
Navigation Company.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Bragos 142 Canaveral noon 31st.
Brindella 100 Sc Charleston noon 31st.
Buford lat 81 IS, Ion "a 4s noon 31st.
Cabrille 300 w by Sand Key noon 31st.
Caloria % S Hatteras noon 31st
Casper 125 L Cape May noon Jan /.
Cecil County 252 w by S Key West 3Oth.
Charlotte PSI NE Cape Henry noon Jan /.
Charles Pratt $50 SW Sand Key noon 31st.
Chestnut Hill 32 L Sand Key noon 30th.
Chinampa As w Sand Key noon 31st.
City OF Rome 65 SW Gay Head noon Jan l.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Transatlantic Mails

MONDAY JANUARY 3.
spain ("). via Cadiz and Barcelona; also
parcel post malls for Spain. Canary Islands
and Ceuta Melilla and Tengier In Morocco,
str Escolano. s AM.
Greece (). via Piraeus. str PATHS. IL M.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 4.
Spain (s). via Cadiz and Barcelona: also
parcel post malls for Spain, Canary Islands
ano Ceuta, Melilla and Tangier In Morocco,
str Isla de Panay, $3.50 AM.
Great Britain. ireland. Belgium, Luxem-
burg, Netherlands, Persia, South Africa. Ma
deira. Cape Verde Islands Except prints) .
Aia; Jugo-slavia, Austria. Hungary, Poland
Switzerland, Italy. Dalmatia. Spain. Greece,
Portugal. Turkey. Egypt, British India,
British East Africa. Malta, Gibraltar. Siam,
Ceylon and Straits Settlements, via Havre
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str Rochambeau. $50 AM (sup
80 AND.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5.
Germany and Poland %. via Hamburg
and Danzig; also parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria, Czecho- -Slovakia, Hungary,
AM.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar utaiy ., via
Ponta Delgad8, Gibraltar and Naples: also
parcel post mails for Gibraltar and Italy,
str Cretic. II NJ.
South Africa (.). via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union Of South Africa.
Bechuanaiand Protectorate. Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesa and
South West Africa Protectorate, str Ripley
Castle. IL NJ.
Netherlands, via Rotterdam: also parcel
post mails for Netherlands Gsr Andrea +
Luckenbach. 80 Pm.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Agwimars 160 SE Sabine Pass noon 31st
Agwimoon 123 WSW Key West noon 3fst
Alaguash 337 ESE Cape Henry PM 31st.
Apache so n Hatteras noon 31st.
Ardmore 450 NV Colon noon 31st.
Argon 13 American Shoals noon 31st.
Ario 40 SW Brenton Reef noon Jan l.
Arlington 20 SW Fire Island noon Jan 1.
Artigas $50 Sc Hatteras noon 31st.
Atlantic Sun 1874 n Hatteras noon Jan 1.
Barbacena lat 81 "a, lon 20 80 noon Both.
Bayway 20 S Jupiter noon 31sts
Bonnie Brook 6J from Overfalls noon Jan 1.
Brandon NE Barnegat noon Jan l.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Yuscaran GIonduras). Cauca and Narlno
departments Of Colombia. Ecuador, Peru
(except Iqutos) Bolivia and Chile lother
parts Of Honduras and letter mall for Sal
vador y. via Port au Prince and Cristobal,
str Colon, IL NJ (sup / PM).
TUESDAY. JANUARY 4.
Dominican Republic. via Puerto Plata.
Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris
AM. AM san domingo cry str Catherine S'S0
Yucatan and Campeche (other parts of
Mexico .: via ,Dr vera Cruz !eS Tampico and
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and
Narino departments (Cuba >; via Santiago.
Kingston. Cartagena, Savanilla and Santa
Marta, str Tivives, $3.50 AM.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton.
Newfoundland %. via st Johns. str Ro-
salind. 1880 AM.
Porto Rico, Curacao and Venezuela. via
Mayaguez, Curacao. Laguayra and Mara
caibo, str zulia. $3.50 AM (sup 10:30 AND.
Str Thomas. st Croix. st Kits, Nevis.
Montserrat. Martinique, Guadeloupe. Domi-
nicas st Lucia. Barbados and for Guiana.
via Barbados Grenada st Vincent and
Transpacific Mails.
Close sf New Yerk at Pm as follows:
Hawaii ana specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corve and China, via San Francisco.
Japan, Corca, China, Siberia, French
Indo-China. Netherlands East Indies Eek
cept Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. Be, str Empress Of
Russia, Jan 8.
Hawaii, Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria, BC.
str Niagara. Jan 13.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
- 49, Ch~x -
Dec 3, Moukden 4th, Kobe 10th and Yoko-
hama 18th. which arrived per str Toyame
Maru, were despatched east from Seattle on
Dec % and are due In New York on the
morning OF Sunday. Jan 2. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


Governors lsland.... . "a AM 9 IA Pm
He'll Cato (Astoria).. 4 SO AM 3 33 Pm
The time given in tho above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United states Coast and GeodetIc Survey.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
FUE ENcoNTRADo EL cADAVER
DEL REBELDE DOMINGO
ARRiETA

San Antonio, Texas, Ha causado
grandsima ~extfaheza la noticia de que
ha sido encontrado en- Ia sierra de TO.
pila ell caddver de Domingo Arrieta, je-
fe principal de los revoIucionarios del
Estado de Durango, en- 81 que tomaban
participation yafios de los hermanos
de dicho jefe y IN numeros0 grupo de
rebeldes.
Segdn pafece, Bl m0vimiento ha lido
a menos, v ha cesado TODD motive de
alarma para las autoridades por csc
motive.
Sc dice que ~sefgnoran las causaa De
Ia muerfe de Arrieta
Los mismos enemigos del jefe hoy
muerto informant que Arfieta Sc pre-
paraDa a pedir amnistia, por 10 que no
Sc sabe 81 fue mnerto por alg0n grupO
de fuerzas f~ederales, de acuerdo con
las 6rdenes dictadas por Obreg6n de
Fusilar aobre Ia Marcia a los rebeldes
a~prehendidos con las armas en- Ia ma
no. O 81 alguno o algunos de u su-
b~ordinados 10 pfiv6 de la vida, ante 81
anuncio de que iba a rendirse a las
fuerzas del gobiern0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
SOLlcITAMOS ACENTES
AcTIYOS

Para lntroducIr entire IA Colo
MIA Hlepano Americana Ice de.
IIciosor Arliculoa De Toeador
INA RlETp directamente q
nuestros laboratories y q con.
sunidcr concedemo3 terrific
rio exclusive y proporcionamos
gratis complete y elggants es.
ticfe muestrario. E~KccIente
opcrtunldad para a11nies acti.
vos. Eseribanos hoy m|smo So
ileltando detalIeo
The Mariet Company
1853 South Chicago Avenue
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
TONODAR
RECUPERE EL vIGOR
PERDIDo
aLA VIDA SIN aALun " vlcoR
rs uN MARTlRlop

Cuando 81 Vigor ee ACADIA. cuanto e hi
Ead0. los rlhonee y el esi6maEo no iun-
NORA falla. cuando Sc slenfe nerVio1o y
friste. sin eanea de TRAFALGAR o e|h amino
para luch1r. aintIendo IN moleatsf % 1e-
neral, ea una geda de- que 81 alstemo me-
ceglfa auxillo.
Nuchoa IS han dirigifo q nosotros. OBJ
teniendo aliVio, cuando crei1u que no ha-
bIa coea cue los cur1ra. "TuHouNHH
a. f1efza y vfEof. atIatiendo a Ia natura-
la9a en- au ohra do r~ecuperacl6n. Mande
hoy mismQ 4l.o0 Dor una caia. 10 nun-
ciante para IN mes ent1ro. Y ~conVen1aee
de auB maroviIlosos resuitado1=c1fanIlas
bUUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. lis. $40 River st., CHICAGO, I'LL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
j. D. Maxwell, N. Mex.
TERRIBLE HuRAc-N DEvAsTA ca
ST TOpA IA REGION DE
ARKANSAS

Little Rock, Abril 26-Notlcias pro-
cedentes de la region devastada POT
81 tornado. una gran parte de la eual
Sc eneuentra todavfa sin comunica.
cidn telegrafica. indican que el hume
70 de muertos q resultas del nuracan
azot6 Ia parte Noreste de Texas y
suroeste de Arkansas Ia aumentado y
Sc hace llegar a cincuenta,
Sc ha dado parte como de 80 cada-
veres. ascendiendo a algunos centena-
res el ndmero de heridos.
Las comunicaciones o aquella re-
gi6n Sc han paralizado. Sc nan man
dado auxilios a los lugares desoiauos
y varios doctores v enfermeras nan sa'
lido entertainments para prestar sas
servicios.
A cada ratio Sc reciben mas noticias
con detalles de los danos recibldos en-
los peQuenos ~poblados.
Las p~lantacionee han sido aestrul-
das.
III tornado Sc origin6 cerca de Ie'
xarkana. dirigl6ndoee Al Este, a traves
de los c0ndados dc Miller y Hemps'
tead, senalando So huella en- mas az
una milla de anchura. aegun los uiti'
mos mensajes destruyendo q 50 paso
los poblados peQuehos y los semDra'
dos.
Annaue los Iuearea que han reclpl'
do da6os mas aerios segdn las noilcias
Sc encuentran en- los eondados de casa
y Bowie del estado De Texas y en- MI
Ter y Hampstead. de Arkansas &c en-
tieron fuertes tempesfades sohre tQda
la seeci6n Noroeste de Texas y sur
oeste de Arkansas ~destruyendo las 60
~municaciones y d~erribando los edill
clos.
Catorce caddveres Ia mayor parts
de- negros, han sido transportados
! Texarkana, hoy en- Ia mahaua Fl M
racsn lego a 50 mayor fuerza 60 70.
inmedlaciones de Shiloh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

Denver, Colo, April 14-Ahora
cuando<viene el tempo para q trabajo
en- los campos de betabeles en- Ia parte
del norte de Colorado, Nebraska, y
Montana, Sc relata cuentos de las
gananclas del aho pasado hechas por
las familias que Sc ocupaban en- este
trabajo en- eli terfitorio dc The Great
western Sugar Company.
ST.. Frank PadilIa, bien conIcido en-
Taos, Valdez. v Arroyo H0ndo, New
Mexico. gap6 s8.579, para trabajo de
seis. meses ell yerano pasado. Regreso
4 casa, Arroyo Hondo, con $500 en-
elective despues de pagar todos los
gastos c~ontraidos dufante Ia estaci6n.
El lego a ser interesado en- Ell
trabajo de betabel por medic de los
avisos de The Great Western Sugar
Company en- los p~erlodlcos de New
Mexico, y sali0 de- Arroyo Hondo FL 3
de Mayo 1920 para Colorado. Fl y su
familia cuIdaron de 100 acres de
betabeles cerca de Wellington Colo
rado. Ademas tenfa tempo para
TRAFALGAR para otros ~rancheros que cul-
tivaron frijoles ' tomatoes, y en- este
trabajo ean0 $500 mas. Fl verlficara
estas d~eclaraciones y dark InfoFmes 4
alguien que tIene ganas de trabaiar
en- los campos de betabeles esta pri-
mayera.
Sr. Manuel Martinez, que viyfa
anteriormente en- Taos, N NJ, va salio
y ahora esta en- IN rancho De betabeles
en- Ia parte del norte de Colorado para
el trabajo de esta estaeI6n. 81 VeranO
pasado ean6 $2.e61. Aparte de o.
habian slete "a Sd familIa que
trabajaban. Era 50 primera experItncia
en- ell trabajo de betabeles. y los re-
sultos aran tan s~atlsfactoflos que
obfenfa otro contrato para esta
esfaci6n. VIVA my cemodamente
ahrante el lnTierno en- Denver.
Ahora The Great Western Sugar
Company recibe muchas a%pllcaciones
con reIaci6n q obtener los contracts
para FL habaio DO IL estacisn que
yiene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28


de las columns Volantes del ej6rcito
repuhlicano ifland6s. colectan dinero
para sostenef 81 Parlamento Irland6s
eosens atienden a los enfermos y eje-
cutan Glen eosas mas que les cores
ponden q elias en- tempo de guerra.
Solo pueden cohjeturarse orfoB mu-
ch0s trabaioa que neVan a eabo esas
mobiles muiefes acostumbradas a toda
clase de actiyidades.
El general Strickland, jefe de la
gran area que So %eucuentra ahora ba.
10 la ley marcial. ha manifestado a los
correspondents de ~peri6dicos, que las
mujerea llevaron ocultos bajo las blu
lsas y faldaa, los rifles. bombaa y REL
v6ivers que usaro los hombres que RE-
sultaron responsables de IN namero
de emboscadas las fnerzas de Ia CO..
roma en- 81 distrito de Cork.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28


Madonna MaIawha permanecera en-
Santa re s0iamente unos cuantos dias
y las personals que deseen consultarla
sObre ~cualQuier asnnto de latvida. va
yam al Cuarto Z, Hotel Coronado. Ma
DANA Malawha els graduada en- Glen
cias Ocultas, halbiendo ~estudiad0 bajo
los adeptos de Yogi en- Ia India por
tres amos, ~gapandose los derechoa ex-
clusigos en- Ia Mxposici6n de Panama
en- San DIEGO California en- 1915. le
yendo la suefte a milares de personals
distinguishes. Ella We hasta los miste'
rios del porvenir, y lee SD vida como
en- IN libro alberto, quita todas las
ma1as ~influencias, hace reunir a los
que estan sepafados. le dice 81 sn anna
da es verdadefa D falsa, le da conse-
Joe en- el amor. le dice TODD acerca
de inTersiones en- aceite, minas. mine.
raies 0 t~errenps, le dice 81 ha de ven.
de o comprar. 81 tiene algnna difficult
tad. consulteia hoy mism0. puss mana
ma sera muy tarde. Hotel Coronado
ADV. LIS.
Cuando quiera Blancos en- espano
pidalos, mandando 81 importe, a
Ell NUEV0 MEXICANo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

NEcEalTo TElEpoREs-csmpelsu
tso y eNparImsntedeS teiedersa Pc
"a hncor couaultas y zaFaneo CHI
may6a ~ ssa On eanta Ft 9 ias-
~ &c ndul. Trnbale peFmansnte
para "a persons 1tIl=9cgIhwosl
Ans 4 crafie. Julius ehN4. SAINTS
F6, Nuspo MSNien 1N3
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
LVoLo AL cIELo

Maxwell NJ M, Abril 20 de 1921.
Sr. editor de III NueYo Mexicano
Santa F6, N. M.
Muy senior milo.
Permstame n So ~apreclahle sema-
mario anunciar 10 s~iguiente:
Que nuestra guerilla ~nietecita la nj
fla ELOISA CASIAS tendi6 su vuelo a
las mansiones etetnas el dfa 10 de
Ahril. 1921, a las 4s00 a. M, en- Koch
leF n. NJ . causa de la terrible en-
fermedad de la differia. Nuestra que
rlda Elolsita Casias cnntaba solo IN
an0 y 5 meses de edad, dejando su-
mergidos en- acerbo dolor. a u padres
Federico Casias y Geronimo s Caslas
Y sus dos abuelitos y. G, Salazar y r.
Oh. saIazar. y IN grande ndmero de
TICS y tsaa, y parientes. La inespera-
da partida de nuestra amada Eloisita
nos deia en- amargo dolor, que serd d.
ficil comparable. Por cuanto nuestro
Creadof ha dejado I'm hogan vacantei
con habern0a quitado a nueatra Queri-
da niefesita, tan carinosa y encanta-
dora, su sonrisa para nosotros era no
mas alegrea en- nuestro hogan n SO
acab6 esa alegrfay esas sonrisass que
dando en- Ia mas triste affection.
Su afmo. v S. s.
r. C. sALAzAR,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
g "a u AHoRA

Nos participan que 81 ST.. Te0dosio
casirlo Ia coniprado ID barberla Que
! CONGO como Castillo Barber Shop
an Espahola, N. M "a ST.. Castillo
tenfa antes una barberfa "a estal ciuf
dad y decide irse a TRAFALGAR q Nspa
hola, resolviendo 81 POGO TEMPO com
prarla. siendo ahofa 81 solo duepo.
Ia barberia esta sltuada en- p casa
mercantil de los Sres. Serna en- IA
Gale de Puente, donde Sc pone Q las
6rdenes de sus amigos y ~favorecedo'
res de dicho lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
Correspondence

Pena Blanca, N. M, Abril % de- 1921.
ST.. editor de El Nuevo Mexicano
Santa re, NueYo Mexico
Muy senior milo:
anpIic0 a listed tenga d bien inaerI
tar en- sf acreditado semanari0 10 81
guiente. por 10 que le anticipo las gra'
cias:
III lunes is del corriente mes de
Abril tuvo a bien Ia Divina providen.
cia guitar de nustro medic 8 mi Queri'
40 esposo ELEUTERIO Ll1YBA, y
llevarlo q Ia mansion de los iust0a 8
Ia edad de SO amos, dejando para Ia
mentar au eterna separation en- este
vale de lAgrimae q So esposa Yrene
M. de Legba, y una hija adoptiva Ra.
moncita M. de Baca , 81 esposo Com
cepci6n Baca, diez herman0s " gran
nlimero de sohqinos v parientes.
YRENE M. DE LEYBA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
81 HERolsMo De LAS MU1EHEs
gRLANpE5AS

Dublin, Abril 19.-Las mu1eres son
Ia inspiration y consdtuyen 81 poder
s0stiene el movimiqnto naciQnal
de Irlanda.
Es muy bien sabidc en- toda irlanqa
Y Ali. nor las autofidades del gobierno
ingl6s. que Ia tarea de dominar a los
Sim Fem militantes y de r~establecer
Ia paa, sc ha hecho diez veces mas 81
ncil por esta causa. y en- todas parties
De este pals Sc escuchan iustos elogioa
al valor de Ia mujef.
Las muieres dan aihergue, alimen.
tany curan las heridas dc los hombTea