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Evening journal., 1914-05-02

q RAGE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a
speciality. Packing. Grating and shipping to
all points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.,
Phone s64 d. No. 10l Maryland Ave.
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PROPOSALS


DROpOsALs-BOARD or STATE SUP
PLIES, DOVER, DEL.
Sealed proposals addressed as above and
endorsed Proposals For Printing and sup
School Laws Constitution, Election AMI
Registration Laws. report Of Auditor OF
Accounts. Adiutant Generals Report, state
Treasurer Report Report Of State Board
OF Health, Insurance Commissioner Report
Insurance and Banking Laws and o,her
printing. stationery and supplies for the
use OF the Secretary OF State. State Treas
urcr, Insurance Commissioner, Auditor OF
Accounts, Chancellor, State Board Of Edu-
cation. Superintendent Of Schools for Kent
county, Superintendent Of schools for
Sussex county. Superintendent of Schools
for New Castle county County School
Commission of Kent county, State Board OF
Agriculture Clerk ci the Peace Of New
Castle county and supplies for the 1915
General Assembly, viii De received until
3 30 o'clock j. NJ. on the twenty-ninth
day Of May, A. d. 1914.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at Office Of Secretary Of State
on or after May i3, 1914.
Samples Of proposed printing and sup
plies, when specifications refer TO sam
plies, may be seen at the Office Of the secre'
tary of State.
The proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check for no per contum Of the
amount Of bid payable TO the Secretary Of
said board.
u
blanks furnished by said board viii be
entertained
Right to reject any and an bids Is re.
served. THOMAS W. MILLER,
Secretary Board Of State Supplies
Dover, Del, April. apr28-may2,4 4,l6.
4 II ROpOsALs-DE STATE HOS
pial nt Faruhurst-Sealed proposal
will be received by the trustees for the fol
lowing supplies for the months of May
June, July and August 1914. Groceries
bread. beef veal and mutton, drygoods
clothing, shoes and slippers, drugs and
coal.
Bids on coal must be for stove and pea.
The name Of mine must be mentioned of
each variety bid on.
The proposals win be received Tor one
year. Coal must be clean and delivered IN
vaults or other places or the superintendent
may direct
BIDS for beef will he on fore and hind
quarters. out OF cattle well fatied and
dressing not less than 500 pounds, kidney
fat to be excluded Ia the bids for hind
BIDS Tor veal to be on the whole animal
/ calves 20 Doe well iatiqa and dressing not
less than 90 pounds.
Bids for mutton 10 be on tho whole ami
NAL; sheep 20 be well fatted and dressing
not less than 66 pounds.
AN supplies 20 be delivered 20 the hos
pital free Of charge, and IN such quantities
/ as the superintendent may direct
Blank forms OF proposals and envelopes
/ viii be furnished 20 those who address DR.
William II. Hnncker Farnhurst, Delaware.
3 No bids will be considered unless made on
I said blanks and in The manner therein
q designated Bids will be opened nt The
hospital at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Thursday Map
2, 1914. Contracts will be awarded TO The
best bidders.
The trustees reserve the right 20 reject
any or all bids. Samples can be obtained By
application at the hospital.
WILLIAM II. HANCkER,
may2-1t. Superintendent.
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TRANSPORTATION
STFlMFR LONG RFACH.

pENNSGROVE and WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf
Spring srlccu e--i r1tc Wilmington. z 90
$50 q. M; 1.45, 500 p M. Leave Penns
grove 500, 10 IS a. m.i 2.30, 500 D. m.
Saturday Schedule-Lcave Wilmington
100. $50 a. m; 1.45, 500, 100 o. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove 500, 10.15 a. M; 2.8O.
100. l1.8O p. no.
Passengers and freight. Improved facfi
tee for handl ng automobiles. Refer inquiries
10 Wilson Line Agents, Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington
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SiIverware is selling below cost price
at Rudolph's-Ady.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

Get vour share OF the line goods fha
aTe selling 80 low at Rudolph's.-Ady
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BUILDING Permits GRANTED.

Diamonds are being sold below cost
price at Rudolphs sale-Adv.
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SHERIFF SALES

sf,a.is 11'1>S a V1eTI1T az
writ OF Ais. Lev. Fac TO me directed,
wiz be exposed 90 Public Sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, Ia the city
.Vnrp
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

q AMUEL HORNTTz, FORMERLY AT
- the Clayton House Barber Shop, has
opened a sanitary barber shop at No. 113
East Fourth St. apr4-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

ID lANO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
L work done with special care. d. a A.
phone, 237f; Del, 1912. James Stewart
Love- No. 1903 Tatnall St. jan9tf.
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STORAGE
Messinners Slorane House

Light. clean and we'll ventilated
NO. oil WEST FRONT STREET.
ov2p-eod-6m.
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L AVN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE-
IL paired. Carpet sweepers and Wringers
repaired. John T schweiser. No. 525 West
Front street Both phones. m80-tf
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

TT YOu WANr 20 SELL YOUR CLOTHES
/ call up Isaac Gibbs. No. s3s French ST
D. & A. phone, No. 1895. and he win cali
for them. ian6.t
Evening journal., 1914-05-02

sHERlrFS sALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Levai Facias. TO me directed.
will be exposed TO Public Sale, az the
Court House. ON Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware,
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BUSINESS NOTICES


I = YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL
i ean Harriet r. Fisher. No. 500 Poplar
street. Phone, f727D. octl l3-eod-tf
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III THOROUGHBRED WHITE wYANDOTTI
eggs, soc for rs; $3.50 per hundred
Eggs nom choice pen, Sl.0O for 10. l.
Bayard Leach, Roselie, Delaware. ID. s. A.
dB15-L. may1-Im.
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m lInNnAY.
ON MDNDAIs
THE FOURTH DAY OF MAY. 1914,
at @ 30 O'Clock. A. NJ.

90 .. 90 o'cIockl A. NJ,
The following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land with
the buildings thereon erected, situate Ia the
city of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
dc escrihed as follows. tO-wit:
beginning on the northerly side Of a new
street now called Conrad street, at thirty
feet wide. nc the distance OF one hundred
and twenty-nine feet easterly from the east
prly eide Of Adams street; thence northerly,
parallel with Adams street, seventy-three feet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
Why | Believe Plants Are Intelligent

going even further than those taken Up ~
the air.
The most touching part Of all this great ef-
fort is that 1t is useless. The poor red and yell
low lucerns have deceived themselves. Their
remarkable power win do them no good. They
cannot act unless they fall from certain dis
lance, from the height Of a tall tree; but, drop
ping amid the grass, they fail to terminate.
Here we have a curious instance OF the errors,
disappointments, experiments and little mis-
haps occurring so often in nature, for we need
study very little to know that nature never
makes mistake.
It is not only in the seed. or the blossom, but
in the whole plant, twigs. leaves. roots. that
we may find, II we will turn our attention to
their humble work for while. real traces of
calculating and lively intelligence.
Just recollect the magnificent efforts toward
the light of those branches turned the other
way, or the ingenious and courageous efforts
made by trees when In danger.
Among the plants which offer the most strik.
ing proofs of initiative, plants which we can
really call animated or sensitive claim the
right to q detailed study. Let me but call to
mind the delicate fright of the sensitive plants.
the modest mimosa. known to all of us. Other
plants capable OF spontaneous movements are
less well known, notably the hedysarii, among
which is the hedysarum gyrans, or waving
fenugrsek which moves in q most surprising
manner.
This little plant, originating in Bengal. but
often cultivated in our gardens, does . kind Of
perpetual complicated dance in honor Of light
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
BY MAURICE MAETERLINcK.

~ ATHER, If you will, from the side Of the
Vr path, in the very first tuft that you see.
blade of any grass, and you will lnd
at work little independent, untiring, unex-
pected intelligence. Here are two poor little
creeping plants that you have seen thousand
times on your walks, for they are found every
where, even in the tiniest crannies into which
a bit OF dust has been blown. They are two
varieties OF wild lucern, two bad weeds In the
most modest sense OF the word.
One bears red blossom. the other yellow
crest the size of pea. When you see them
among the other plants, you would hardly
think that they. long before the illustrious
geometrician and physician Of Syracuse had
discovered and tried to apply. not to the rails
ing of liquids but to aviation, the astonish-
ing properties of the power of Archimedcs.
They place their seeds in light spiral envei-
opes with three or four turns, admirably con-
structed, when figuring upon their falling ana
being picked UP by the wind, to be whirled
long distance in the air.
One OF these, the yellow one. has even I'M
proved upon the apparatus of the red one by
furnishing the edges of the spiral with
double row Of points, with the plain intention
of attaching itself to any passer-by, by the
clothing of humans, or the hair and wool OF
animals 1t is clear that 1t hopes to enjoy the
advantages of the aeronaut-that is, to scatter
tts seeds by aid Of the sheep, rabbits, ets., thus
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
y. The Strange Story of the Famous
3 Singers "Homesick" Gem, Its
Curious Influence on Her Career
and the TRAGEDY That at Last Ended It's Wanderings

far away Batavia, the influence Of the
restless pearl" Restless itself, it begot
restlessness In its possessor. Not con-
tent with her triumphs, Nine Nordica
conceived the plan of a round-the-world
tour. She would girdle the world with
song, she said, then spend the remainder
OF her years in her peaceful valley.
Seven months ago she began her world
tour. Christmas she spent aboard the
vessel Tasman. Three days later in a
terrific storm the vessel went ashore in
the Gulf of Papua--near an atoll where
pearl fishers dived! When the prima
donna was rescued her nerves of steel
were broken She wept as a babe that
would not be comforted. Weakened by
fright and exposure to the elements, she
yielded first to nervous prostration, then
to pneumonia. A Dutch physician COM
batted her desire to continue her Journey
But | shall go mad II / wait ERE"
she cried, and against his protest sailed
Tor Batavia. There, during three weeks
she seemed to regain her lost strength
Her nerves Of steel were returning. But
relapse occurred. On May tenth she
died on stormy night far from her
peaceful valley
was taken before the body started its
long homeward journey, May II, most
of the million dollars worth of Jewels
were found. But the yellow pearl was
missing.
Those who accompanied her and who
mad been at her bedside at Thursday
Island, remembered seeing 1t. 1t had
lain on the stand beside her bed. Its
rich color she said comforted and
cheered her. 1t had been among her
eHects when she sailed for Batavia.
But when the life force passed from the
majestic Brunhilde, the yellow pearl
vanished
Was 1t stolen by pilfering servant?
Had some unguessed power replaced II
in its native waters?
Whatever 1t may be-according to the
Batavian legend the restless pearl is at
last, like its owner, at rest. Homesick,
1t had found it's home
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

Jewels II . bracelet presented her by
the Gear. In New York. where she had
been coldly received, . furore greeted
her. In Boston fortune turned full
faced smile upon her.
Still, according to the story Of the
restless pearl homesick for It's South
Sea waters, there must be tears They
came. They followed closely upon her
marriage to Zoltan Doehme, an Hun.
garian tenor, whom the critics appraised
as "a man Of moderate vocal ability, but
of undoubted grace of person" Again
discord. Alienation, silence, the, invoca.
ton of the law. BY successive steps the
pair descended from the heights Of hap
piness.
Zoltan Doehme was a teacher as well al
a singer. Geraldine Farrar was one of
these who benefited by his instruction
and criticism. When separation came
she aligned herself with her friend. Nine.
Nordica, rather than her master.
Divorce followed upon eight years of
the prima donna's second marriage.
During this time of slow severance OF
the bonds that had been forged in love
Nine. Nordica gave her confidence to
Frau Wagners shoulder The widow OF
the German composer patted the proud
head bowed upon her shoulder.
Tears" said the widow of Wagner
'Lieber Himmel Els list INNER dos selbe
You are like Wagner. You are a
genius. He was genius. And genius
Is always lonely, always dissatisfied
Their souls never rest"
There followed period In which Nine
Nordica's energies were focused solely
upon her art. Fame followed her glori
GUS voice, and artistic appreciation, bu
not always-indeed not often-peace.
Twice she severed her connection will
the Metropolitan Opera House manage
ment. She appeared under the direction
OF various managers In opera. She made
long concert tours.
Five years ago she took a third hus
band. He was George W. Young, 6
banker, who had short time previousl,
been divorced. Nor had the courtshiy
been calm one. Again there wer,
tears and unrest. The former Mrs.
Young lent the element of turbulence frv
After her third marriage the prima IEe
donna became interested in method \
OF reduction that was in vogue in
France. She introduced 1t in Amer.
lea. Her own figure became girlish
through the treatment. And perhaps
her power Of resistance was lessened
Her last marriage would have seem.
ed to be haven from the turbulence
of the great singers life. Her home -
crowned hill at Ardsley on the Hud- A.
son, overlooking wide valley and al va
most within sight Of Harmon, where J.
her dream, a Bayreuth Of America, w
was beginning to become a realization. r.
Often, standing on the veranda, her ~
splendid eyes sweeping the SOOTHING
scene, she said: 81 have come to tn
Peaceful Valley of my life." It Is pleas
ant to think of the diva at this time, u
linger upon this tender phase of her tur
bulent existence.
Her assets were husband to whom
she was devoted and of whom she wa
intensely proud, a home that was
place Of peace, fame that had sprea,
round the civilized world, and the gilt
tering mass Of her million dollars WORT
Of Jewels
Nine. Nordica's jewels, according Il
careful appraisement Of their value
were:
1 three-strand Dearl necklace
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

Map Showing the Curious Coincidencesof the Norca Tragedy
Where the Pearl Was First Found Many Years Ago. p
Where the Ship Was Wrecked. 3-Where Mime. Nordca Was
Taken After the Wreck. 4-Where She Died.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

three-strand pearl necklace
Of cream-colored pearls. =.
three-strand necklace of
blueish pearls ..........
long necklace Of graduated
emeralds, alternating with
diamonds, with pear-shaped
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21

solitaire ia
mond pendant.
/ diamond neck
lace Of gradu-
ated stones. :.
q arrin g s to
m a I CHI each
necklace :. :.
Bracelets and
rings, chiefly
set with dia-
monds, pearls
- 49,
Odd pieces and
uncut stones,
inclding a Gu
rious deeply yell
low pearl.
But behold, a
the story that I
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14

FOR sALE-Lots on belmont or Hayes
avenue. ohio addition. easy terms
for working people. city water In
street ] viii pipe ~ to the lots for
you get HON. lot now at the lowest
price you Will ever Sc. again In La
Juuta. Writ. X e. Graves. 2sOk In
diana Avenu. Kansas city. Mo,
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14
sAsvssr, sess

ny virtue Of an execution Issued ou,
Of ik. clerks office oS the disirlc, court
9. o!:'s se.Sn!y. .y. s"d ,sss. 3, csio.sao
Ts:S:1 !. Z nat: ,is =: ,Sm ns e1,, r. Tro
t,vs Dollars teS.S9S) and costa Of suit
the amount Of . esrtAln Judgment r..
Gently ohtatWed against J. nriff,n in
favoc 81 W. e, CNAvee, Trustee cut Of
tells oi the said y ]. 0rilfin. Nave lev.
led on the following property, 10. Wit
The Northsast quarter Of the south.
west Quarter Of Nertlon ftve tsD, town.
ship twenty four t3>b, south ~ rang.
fifty four $50 west ef the Hislh Trin.
clpsi Meridian, tesether with all water
rights and privileges appurtenants TO
said iands as part Of the o,eto ttrIsH.
tion District.
Therefore. ac~srdinx to said com.
mard. ! shall expose for sale, at pub.
Nc Aurtten, all the right. title and in.
tsr~st OF the above named n. j. oar.
FIN IN and 10 the above described pro.
cstty. ON t~tmrday, the 18th day Of
February. 1914. AZ II o'clock n. IN. at
the south door Of the county court
house IN La Junta. Otero county. Col.
orHho
Dated n, Il, ju,aa' this ssh day Of
February. 1914.
.Al,tex vANT.
rhsrtfe Vf Otsro County.
FIRST pvbltra tton. February I, 1914
Last publication. February II. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14
Aevtst's sale.

Hy Niriu. OF an execution Issued out
Of ih. clerks office OF III. county court
of pt-ro county and stat. OF Colorado.
and to m. directed. whereby ! am com
mAnd.d to max. the sum OF Eleven
Hundred and fifty-sis and Five Humid
r.dth, Dollar, ti,iss.os) and costs OF
suit. N. amount Of ~ certain judgment
recently obtained against the VALLEY
Hospital As-ocii.tion. n Corporation, IN
favor Of j Johnron. out OF the lands,
t.u.n.nts, goods and chattclr OF tn"
said Tn. Vale, Hospital Association, a
Corporation. ! have levied on the fol
owing property. t0-Ntt.
Lots Ais tSD and Seven t7) In Block
Thirty ,sob In Highland Addition In
the Town. now city Of La Junta. o,oro
county. Colorado.
Therefore according to satd command
! shall expose for sale NJ Public Auc.
ton. all the risht. title and interest OF
the above named The Valley Hospital
Association. a Corporation, In and TO
the above described property. on Sat.
urday. the :,tb day Of February. 1914,
st ~ o'clock n. m. at thr south door OF
the county court house In La Junta.
otsro county, Colorado.
Dated at IL Junta this 9Th day Of
February. tSit
ALEX YAST.
sheriff Of Otsro County.
FIRST publication. February Z. lSlt
Last publication. February ~. lSN
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14
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IN THE COUNTY COURT IN ritobATE
In the matter Of the estate Of Reginald
D Pegvam. minor.
OSdsr 70 show cause on petition for Hale
Of real sstats
fhls matter coming on 10 be heard
on this fourth day of fsbruary. 4. p.
iStA. upon the petition filed hsrsin BY
kasl ~. nasktns, guardian .of said -.
tate, Tor the sale Of the following de.
scritsed real estate. or = portion there
Of. o.Wtt.
A vested r~msindsr In lots -Four
and rive. In block Twsnty-four. In the
town. now city. Of Ia Junta, Wsfo
county. Colorado,
rer a.. psrpess Of r..ln,.,.,nx ,es
aud for the education and mAirtsn.
anee Of Rexinatd ~ t'ssram. miner.
And II now Appea ring to the court
from said petition that proper and ls'
gal grounds exist fer the sale 81 all of
a portion Of said real estnt-.
Now. therefore. " H. ordered ht the
court that Reginald r. t-sram. said
minor. he and appear before said
court at the court room Of said court,
In the city Of L. Juata. ceuny and
state aforeaaid. on the ninth day Of
March. A. -, 1914. at tks hour 81 ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day.
then and there 10 show cause, " any
there he. why an or6er should not be
made directing thS eaiA Earl ". Has.
kins. guardian. 70 ssu ahs whsSs Of ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14
>u ~ MONS.

state Of Colorado. County OF Otero. So
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
Lyman l. Bary aud J Thomas Bagg.
SHt-s. Hosab.ll. Mabel Bagg Kendall.
calvin ". Bapg and Charles Nc
guiston. Defendants
Tn. p-opl. OF tn. state OF Colorado. to
Maym. \ Carter ,DotyD Yates, Rosa.
bell. Mabel Bngg Kendall Calvin W.
Bsgg and Charles Mcouiston. III" de-
PENDANTS abov. named. Greeting.
You ar. hereby required to appear In
nn action brought against you by IN.
above named plaintiffs In the district
court OF ot.ro county, state OF Coiora.
10. and answer the complaint th~t-in
within twenty days after the servic.
hereof. II served within this county
or. " served out OF tn. county, or by
publication. within thirty days after
IN. s.ryic. hereof. exclusive OF the day
of service. or judgment by d"faut VIII
h- taken against you according To th'
prayer of tn. complaint And " copy
Of the complaint In the above entitled
action H.. not served with this sum
mons. or II the service hereof he mad.
out OF this state. then ten days addl
tioIal to tn. tim. h.r-inbcforc sp"cl .
fled for appearance and answer VIII
b. allowed h"for. tn. taking OF Judr
m.nt by default as aforesaid,
partition. or an order for III. sal. "
PARTITION b. impracticabl.. of Lots -.
Ia. ~ and ~. IN block ~. OF the town.
non city OF Ia Junta. otero county
Colorado. according to tn" recorded plat
thereof
~ viii NOR. fully appear from ~"
complaint Ia said action to which re
ference h. her. mad" "a copy OF which
lr hereto attached
And you ~. hereby notified that ii
sou fan TO appear, and TO answer The
Haih complaint as above required. M"
said plaintiffs viii TAX. judgment
against you according to tn" prayer OF
IN. said complaint
Given under ny hand and seal Ht L.
Iunta Ia said county, this iath day Of
october. \ -, 1919.
,SEALi -.
\ : MARSHALL,
CLERK Of III" District Court
Blan.h. " Brown, Deputy
First publication. February II. 1915
Last publication. March ~. 1871
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14

A y MARSHALL.
Clark of the District Court
First publication. January IL. 1914
Last publication. February ~. isls
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14

The crying need OF the society OF
this country II n non alcoholic bcvcr-
age that can be drunk In quantities
similar 10 III. quantities IN which
highbails can b. drunk. A man who
IL . good. handy drinker can lap up
half q dozen hishbails In the course
Of an sv~ning-and may lap up con.
siderable more that that number and
hold them comfortably: but that man
doss no. exist who can drink half os
that bulk Of water or gingsr Ne, Or
any Of the first aids 10 0e non-
drinkers. and not b both flooded
and sosndersd. The human stomach
viii easily accommodate numerous
sesAsls Of bser. poured In At regular
or irregular Intervals: but the hu.
naa stomach cannot and will not
take cars u q similar number Of ses.
asls ot water. or Of any other LIQUID
that comes In the guise Of stuff that
neither cheers nor inebristes. ]
have never looked Up the scientific
resson for this. ] state II ~ = fact.
vfoveA BY my own attempts to &C.
~omplish With water what I used
easily to do With hiGhballs. Piisner
and other nauehly substances.
ssss
There In this great advantage;
YouS resources for the entertainment
Of yourself are vastly developed when
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14

much Qf said estate as may be neces-
petition.
II is further ordered that this order
be published for at least four success
sive weekl in the La JuntR Tribune, =
weekly public Newspaper published In
said county.
II is further ordered that c, Earl
Sabin. OF said county OF Otero, he
and is hereby appointed as guar
liam ad litem for Reginald h. PeEram.
minor. to represent said minor at said
hearing.
BY the court:
T. W. MCDANIEL.
County judge
First publication. February :. 1914
Last publication. Fob, dary IS, 1914.