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Chicago Grain

Chicago. May S-Wheat showed 20
strength on Of continued
spread 81 Hessian ny damage TO crops.
Nebraska and iowa sent complaints as
well Us Kansas. Missouri and Illinois.
Pront taking by bulls. however. caus-
ed n reaction. The market opened %
shade un TO &c up, ana made a slight
further gain, but then lost virtually
all OF the advance. the close was Ut
settled. 1-s1 lac lower 60 &c higher
compared with Saturday Eight
Dr, weather and firm cables gave
q lift 90 corn. Buying power. though.
Was soon exhausted Prices started A
slxteenth down 20 l-4m8-Sc higher
and after "a little additional rise loil
hack Ca about saturday nights level
The close was nervous, 5-sc to- 1-NWi.
not lower.
oats were governed hy the action ni
wheat and corn. Demand vas only
scattered but offerings too were light.
Provisions responded To an M turn
in the hog market. Selling which
came chiefly from packers. did not 80
sumo Il burdensome volume.
Wheat-May ~ "a July. 81 5-S.
Corn-May. 6s as; July. CD "a.
OHts-May. 40 is, July. aS Is.
Pork-July S20.O2, Sept. 5000
tArd-July. fiOi7. Sept si0.35.
lubs-Iuly tll35; sept, sii45.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TOR PInI.CNTION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land OdiCc ut Santa Re.
y, 81, May s, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Allan G..
Bone. 81 Albuquerque IS NJ, who. On
May 18th, 1907. mada homestead
entry No. iii29-O43l. for NEA ,
Sec 81. township 10y n ~. y.
NJ y. meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final Year proof, 10
establish claim To- the luud above de
scribed. before Geo. r. 'raig, United
States commissioner lt Albuquerque,
New Mexico. on the 18Th day Of june.
asa.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Jl-
seph W. Van Cleuy, Emll Mann.
George Blake and Jacob Skoncck. an
OF Albuquerque. y. n
FRANCISCO pELGADO.
REGISTER.
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WALL STREET MARKET
SHOWING
Iny Leased Wire To Evening naraId.l

fBy Leased Wire tn Evening parald. ]
New YORK. May is.-Thc market
clio ed easy today Underlying
rtrength characterized stock opera
tons. despite occasional reactions on
realizing and short selling Unload
INK of other shares proceeded under
cover of the late rise In Steel and
Tnlon Pacific 10 their highest. In the
hunl trading the whole list sagged
again. Chesapeake \ Ohio losing oyei
"a point
closing prices on the mute import
ant stocks were.
Amalgnmated. 49,
Sugar. 1854.
Atrhison. 90
Heading. 1876 q.
southern Phciiic. 3ah.
Union Pacific. 1874
steel G2A
Steel preferred, no.
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Chicago. May iS-Hogs-Reccipts
10000. steady 60 5o higher Bulk,
ts.50HS.55; light. SS.25 $50; mixed.
s. 400 s.57h; heavy, sst0mSib.
rough. Ss.iOHs2 5. pigs. ti.50nStb.
Caitlc-Receipts $1,000. steady 60
30 cents lower. Beeyes, t7.75W a.30;
steers. t1iOWS2O. stockers ana
feeders SG.iUH S.5u. COWS, and hcifcrs.
s3.65Mss5; calves. S75Oa lose.
sheep Receipts Is. 900 slow.
sheep. tb.35 1850. yearlinss. 50 00u
mT25; lambs. S625dS SIS; springs
So 30 MR.ll.
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ordered and directed that all cred
itors Of the Hub Clothing company
shall present and make proof before
r. Pinnoy, receiver 81 said company.
OF their respective claims against the
said Hub Clothing company on or be-
fore the 18th day 81 June a. D., 1915:
otherwise. all creditors or claimants
failing so TO DO within said time viii
bc barred from participating In n
manner in the distribution OF the AS
sets 81 the said Hub Clothing COM
pnny
Done by order Of court this i5th
day Of May A ~, 1914
o. Pinney. Receiver
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Money Market

New York. May iS.-Mercantlle
paper. az a. per cent.
Har silver, 5Shc.
Mexican dollars. ibAc.
Can money steady. - az per cent.
Time loans stronger; 60 days. 90 70
2a per cent 30 days. 2Au3 per
cent six months. 392A per cent.
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IN THE
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Kansas city. Mas lS-Receints
5000; 9 cents higher. Bulk. s. f0n
SIS. heavy. sS.f5 a. S.bO. packers and
butchers. ts.2sGS.47A: light. ss.20m
$40; pigs t7.75@sOo, =
Cattio-Reccipts 1000: steady To 10
cents lower. Prime fed steers, Ss.5U
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Lead and Spelter

81. Louis, May is.-Lead duil. $3.50
@as5; Epelter dull and nominal, s..
New YORK. May iS.-Lead quiet.
fasjH 8.g5. London. rs i5s.
Spelter steady, s5.lOWa.2O. Lon
don. p n cd.
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Today's Market Reports
4+4-

Oslo: dressed beef steers. S7.Gb %
$50; western steers, S725as.75;
southern steers. tG50d s.25; cows
S4.b0m $50; hoifers. S1.00H 800;
stockors and feeders, S6.50mS.2
calves. tG.5OMI0.5O.
Sheep-Reccipts 1000; strong go
10 rents higher. Lambs. s.. IS 9.2s.
yearilngs. f5.50uG.75: wethors. f525
mG.25.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 the order q the district
court within ana for lie county OF
Bernalillo. state OF New Mexico, notice
IL hereby given that sid court has
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highlands Cheap and on cas- =
terms. =
. !. ~. PEAK. =
5tf ". Central phOnc 39S. =
7S6t-Apodaca W. A. r q $ r. Ry.
Co.
Tuesday, June o.
742S-Otero Va. city nf Albuquerque.
776O-Con. Liquor Co. VI. a, r Il
$. r.
Wednesday. june 10.
SOi4-Griego Va. Apodaca.
SiT7-J. Lukcns VS.. VIM. l.. Staley.
Thursday, June a..
S272-F. Abelta vs.. +. Vallegos.
S334-Con. Liquor Co. VI. n. Napol-
cone ct al.
Friday, June ~.
SAID. Sanchez vs.. Antonio j. cha
Nez. ct al.
s52O-A j. Johnson VS. Elfego Baca.
Saturday. June 81.
S529-Culp. ct ais vs. sandoval. ct al.
s763-McIn.osh HSd Co., Va Burke,
etc.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Jay A. Itubbs and
Mrs. c. +. Hodgin lett Yesterday In
the Hubbs automobile Tor Ration for
q brief visit.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To borrow s2.500 for 3
years az 6 per cent; Albuquerque
real estate security. Address Loan"
care Serald.
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NEW MEXICO 7



SANTA FE-The Montezuma Hotel.
American plan, service first class
lights. steam heat. telephone
in every room. Special attention to
auto parties.
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FOR SALE dresser. ! library ia
bile, 2 oak rockers. sanitary couch
and pad, magazine rack and dishes
for sale heap. Leaving city can
1922 Forester. Phone 1926.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. May iS-Copper,
steady; spot and July. $500 400.
Tin. weak spot. S33.O03325.
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HELP WANTED
WANTED-T0 BUY.

WANTED-socond-hand round din
ingroom table ia fair condition.
Write. stating price, To %Prospector.
Herald.
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NICELY furnished rooms for rent:
also small house In rear 1O3 ".
Silver.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Fol Sale-Mlscellaneous


FOR SALE-Old papers Tor putting
down capets. etc. Call at Herald
office.
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PROFESSIONAL R

PhysIclans
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
Answer to MIR. Towe
On Secret Societies
& Curse to the Church.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,;ut this is nol all Bro. Please
tell NE what the white stone Ia,
and the New Name written l.
the White Stone. Please reaa
lie that hath a.. far, let aia
hear what the Spirit saith unso
the churches; To him that over
oometh will give TO eat Of the
hidden mama, ana vii. give hin
2 white stone. and in The stone
@ new name writtoL, WINCH no
uan know cath saving hr that
receivnt!i it. tEev. 10
After telling this please tell
wha: the rod Of iron means, in
this language.
And he shall rule thcm With 4.
rod Of iron: as the vesst.o "r :
potter shall they be brrAe" tn
shisers: even US | received Il u,y
Fa,her. Utev. 80
Then tel Us what those thiag:
was that Paul Heard WreU he
was caught up to the THIRD hea.
ven. That was rot 't8wfGl for
him to utter. Paul W4s. q Grand
Master builder, AHd ali Grand
Masters have secrets that they
only communicate to the right
eous as God has said above, Ind
then Bro you will say that Sc
! cret societies is & curse to the
church. When the prophets vas
Of a secret society. F.,r Paul said
! Even the nystcry which bath
been bid from ages and from
+; generation but now Is made
manifest to ia saint:
To whom God woula make
known what is the riches Of the
glory Of this mystery ancrg the
Gentiles: which is Christ III YOU
the hope of glory: tCol 1-ooS---
~
So VIC close to ccuc some
! more en- the saints being q secret
organization. For God made
known unto them what NE did
not TO others. Yours in the bonds
OF Love. This is Od6 ,Fellawship,
from David down r. the Coed
! GaC ar!tan.
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Where cau we lyok 10 and soc
the church,
Is it he Catholic. the Baptist.
tne Methodist. Norman Ad7en
test. Saints. Hniyhes b, or any
other denomination. or - the
church in among them d.. Now
Bro. TnWH, d. not be :imid in
answering this. For yOn say
that Goa has no secrets. And If
he bias Nv s+crets. r0n please tell
rs what is n1ent whan God said,
Tine secret things belong unto
the Lord our God but thosc
things which are revealed belong
unto ua and to our children for
ever that we may do all the
words Of this law" DeUt. - 20
Also.
Hast thou beard the secret
of God? and DIST thou restrain
wisdom to thyself." job. lis
Again we read.
The secret of the Lord is
with them that fear him and he
will shew them his covenant"
rs 25-14
God has said that he has q
secret with the righteous.
For the fruward is abomina
ton to the Lord out his secret is
with the righteous" Prov as;
What is this secret Bro Towe
it must belong to secret society
The prophets must lave belong.
ed to secret society. for God
said.
Surely the Lord God will dc
nothing. but tie rrvealeAa. his
secret unto his servants the
prophets, (Amns 50
But we must ask again why
did God say that q secret should
5e kept.
Debate thy cause with thy
neighbour himself; aud discover
not & secret IT, anetiiCw:
!. PRO. 25 50
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NO tice To One And Al.

Tie AN Vile Church build to hold the worship Of God
AaC every body rrai under its roof Any Orthodox Church.
denomination hold services in it when occupied by
the Cocny people there be strict observance the
following rules 1st Ir coming the land owned by the
Coay people there shall be noou hoowng fast riding
shooting Of guns of kind in like
when leaving the church house the rules: while
the house. and when during services there vii
be unnecessary talking allowed that will be of urbng
the worship any other thing that will be be Of dis
tubing No smoking chewing of tobacco splitting
tobacco juice the or other OF disturbing
the Any violating those rules mey
pcct to be dealt with according to the Law
Rey. l. $, Garrett Manager.
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AM, WEIR to QUESTION NJ S.
svsvcvvy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iahSe VIVID Grapes va he
,niusl-:: t.: uir.u, . il e. cone
from SUR, SO iorbtIurn NUT:
W: >it4i =, tai Il ~a> Tor
the crres 81 Ii,s class o. D,up.~,
saying, . tnri, wha, n..l, &C,
Gone. onr .a:hers eaten the SOUR +.
gr2pes, anu our ,euth are set or. |
edge " Tna' IS "1y fathers have
sinned and 1e are bearing. the
punishment. $.
No place prepared 70: these
people '-T;lereioGe Chris. said,
Let not yonr hearts be troat,cd
believe in God, bc!leTa also in me
III M fathers house are ,nany
mansions, if it were not So
would have told YOU. I 80 t. pre-.
pare q place Tor yuu." No place
prepared FOX them Christ had to
do tni,. go and prepare a pace
for them.
Now when we think of the long
suffering CT those mingled poo
pie, from the time that Cain and
Able died. until the coming of
Christ who tore down the middle
wall between them we can be.
gin to realize Why it was that
God sent Sauj TO destroy Amelek
aud his people, like wnen he said
to Moses destroy th,sc seven
nations, men women and child.
rem.
For God know if he left them
live together that they would
mingle and remingle. and all
these childrt n would he 10 q
prison house until he could END
Jesus Christ to tare down the
middle wall between the two
people and liberate the prison
ers and also those sinners of the
Israelites who had eaten of the
forbidden fruit. We say again
that in destroying those Gen,
tile people hn chose the lesser
evil of the two
| For Goo knew that if they
lived together, they would mul.
tiply the millions of children
half a living soul to be in punish.
ment u, I'll Christ would come
kno wing as he did that he would
Come, and ct bis coming create a
whole Gent,lC nation q new IN
him and then so and prepare q
place for them. Knowing a. he
did that it would DO better for
him, to destroy them as he told
Saul, as to have their children
punished for their fathers wrong
he ordered them destroyed, So
we believe that the reader will
grasp the Justice there Wa in
Gods command to Saul. sad if
not ask again. anybody. We beg
to remain the Servant OF the
people as an ms trument in God 8
hands to the saving Of uany
souls.
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--~ - Sa'< N~l s1't Bftf.
The first of this that we shall
notice is where God aaid 70 THE
MAN in the day thou CAT thereof
thou shalt surely dc Then fer
him to cross this line It >yaa
death. And so we find j. in ey,
ery instance where shi, TIE vaa
crossed. Now lot GaS,93 IA.
scene of the noad.
AID GOO saw that the Walked.
ness Of man was great in The
ear:.h, and thai c3ery imagination
Of The Thoughts Ct His heart was
only evil continually.
And it repentefa the Lord that
he had made man On the earth.
and it eriaved him at his heart
And the Lord sad, I will do.
at1oy maa whom I have created
from the face of the Earth. both
man, and beast, and the creep
ing thing, and the fowls o? the
air; for it repenteth me that 7
have made then. Gen. 6-5-t
~
When tho sons OF CO.. took the
daughters of mea il repentea
him and grie7ed him at bis
bears, that he had ever made
man on che earth Thia was tho
forbidden fruit. and for more
evidence on this point we shah
quote you again.
But flesh with the life thereof
which is the blood thereof, shall
ye not eat.
And surely your blood of your
lives will l require at the band
of every beast will | require it.
and at the hand of man; at the
hand of oyery mans brother will!
| require The life Of man.
Whose sneddeth mans blood,
bT man shall his blood be shed;
for in the image Of God made he
man. (Gen 9--A-J-G)
Here is the command that G,d
gaze to TIE MAN ADAM in the
garden only in different words.
III both instances death was the
penalty. This again was setting
forth the forbidden fruit. Only
this last command sets il forth
much palmer. Aud as we pas
On down the annals Of time this
forbidden fruit becomes palmer
and palmer ali the time-Eo
coming to the time of Ezra we
find it much palmer, Please read.
For they have taken of their
daughters for themselves, and
for their sons; so that the holy
seed have mingled themselves
With the people of those lands.
yea, the hand of the prices and
rulers hath been chief in this
trespass. ezra 9--2)
Here is quite IA difference in
the two PEOPLE and we find it
quite a curse for the Holy Seed
to mingle with the people Of
those lands---But this is not all,
Please read again.
I'm those days also saw I Jews
that had makied wives of Ash
dod, of Ammon, and of Moab
And their children spake hall
in the speech Of Ashdod, anc
gould not speak in the Jews
language, but according to tbt
language of each people.
And I centendea with them
and cursed them. aud smote Ger
tain of them, and plucked OF
their hair. and made them swea!
By God saying ye shall not Civ
your daughters unto their sons
nor take their daughters unit,
your sons, or for yourselves.
(Eeh. 1;'-23-24-25)
Here is the plain facts that thi.
was death on the Israelites, tn,
descendants of the formed mar
whenever they would n,inc!c ar
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man. F,,y t!1t d.! 20. intend
Lat they s:na'a, ana ais he
rlalaly 81: terra ii :: j, ;ar.-
guagc.
>'Anl they l1s7a ou,lt the high
:2.aca Of Tapae. which il in the
valley u the scas Of ~IIianon, 20
barn their SODA aNd their danght.
sra In TIE fire; which com mand.
n. saon not, neither came It into
ia; heart. der. 1-3l)
Also read.
"Tney have quilt also tho L,sn
places Of l3aal, to bnrn their sons
with fire for burnt offerings IN.
to Baa, which I com manded not
nor spake it neither came it.iato
my mind: Ger. 10 ~
No, dear readers the Israel:tes
were not to milglo with the Gen.
tiles this was the forbidden fruit
And we are satisfied that the
readers will see this fact, and
when they once see this it will
De a very easy matter to see why
it was that God commanded Saul
to destroy Amelek For God
said.
Woe unto them that join house
to house that lay field 70 field till
there's no place. that they may
b. placed alone in the midst of
the earth. tlsa,5 s.
This was not intended by the
God of Jacob that they should
mingle with each other. There.
fore when God sent Saul to des.
troy Amelek and his people he
commanded Saul to not take any
thing nor share anything but to
destroy all. God Was choosing
the lesser evil, in having them
destroyed.
Now Dear Readers after we
have found a vast difference be.
tween the two people that is the
middle wall that was between
them, We shall ask you to take a
walk with us over the past ages
of mankind, all will he as plain
as day to us, under the Two
MAN THEORY. AS we have said
the descendants Of the created
man. like he was numbered with
the beasts Of ,.}n Garth, and as
We have said Has an earthly rnau.
! that is for this earth, ana ct
death he was 10 more, just lidc
/, the beast. as the on- died. so
dieth the other, he did net
have salvation. For salvation is
Eternal Life, or in other wor,,s
q living SOU, The formed man
had. Mat living soul; Therefore.
he lived after the death of the
body, it was for this reason that
when these two people mingled
it brought q punishment. Gu the
formed people. FOR here was
children that could net come in
to the congregation of the Lord
until the 3rd geEer alton.
This again show US that there
was something wrong. Here is
three generations that had nc
chance of being saved whatever
s., under the one man theory,
| O, headers think of this. But
we must say to our Readers u
gain, that we account for this
under the Two MEN Theory
| For we have already shown The
difference, there was between
;; those two people. The children
of those two people become the
, wild grapes that God spoke o
in this manner
What could have been done
more to my vineyard that I have
not done in it? Wherefore, whe,
! I looked that it should bring
-. L
, 1914-10-17
PUBLICATION
FROM THE POLICE.

"A CCORDING to q notice received from
&2 the West Indian Gendarmery Corps
sharp-sbooting with cannon will take place
on SATURDAY the "a b instant from 9 to II
a. m. on the land at the estate ADguilla.
The direction of the shooting will be to-
wards Krause's Lagoon, therefore all persons
are warned against passing the said place
during the time mentioned.
Christiansted's Police Office, the 18th Oc-
tobel 1914.
POULSEN.
, 1914-10-17
BEKENDTG0RELSE


nET bekendtg0res heryed, at Guverne-
- mentet bar ~tilstillet Fogedkontoret
F~ortegnelse over resterende Skater til Kolo-
nialkassen for Aaret 1913 med Ordre til at
foretage Eksekution for disse Skater, saa-
fremt Kyittering for Skatternes Betaling
like er forevist her paa Kontoret linden 3
Tiger fra Dato.
Den dansk-vestindiske Nationalbanks Fill
al j Frederiksted or bemyndiget af Guverne-
1nentet til at modtage og kvittere for SAINT
lige de forfaIdne Skater, og kunne de
nevnte Skater indbetales n8vnte Filial
liver Sognedag fra Kl. Gil Formiddag og
fra l 3 Eftermiddag.
Frederiksteds Fogedkontor, st. Croix,
den To- October 1914.
E. SCHAFFER.
est.
, 1914-10-17
BEKENDTG0RELSE

nET bekendtg6res herved, at Gouverne-
- mentet har ~tilstillet Fogedkontoret
FortegneIse over resterende Skater til Kolo-
madagascar for 1913 med Ordre til at foretage
Execution for disse Skater saafremt Kvit-
tering for Skatternes Detailing like er fore
visit her paa Kontoret linden 3 Uger fra
Dato.
Den dansk- yestindiske Nationalbanks FL
Iial i Christiansted 81 bemyndiget Of Gou-
vernementet til at modtage og kvittere for
samtlige de forfaldne Skater, og kunne de
navnte Skater indbetales / nRvnte Filial
hver Sognedag fra ell Formiddsg og fra
Ia Eftermiddag.
Christiansteds Fogedkontor St. Croix,
den s. October 1914.
POULSEN.
, 1914-10-17
Translation,
PUBLICATION.

TT is hereby made known that Govern
- ment has transmitted to the undersigned
Sheriff the list Of arrears of taxes to the
Colonial Treasury for the year 1913 with
orders to levy for said taxes if receipt be not
produced within 3 weeks from date.
The branch of the National Bank of the
Danish West ladies in Christiansted is au-
thorized by Government to receive and give
receipts for the taxes every weekday at the
Bank from 9-11 o'clock a. M, and from 1-3
O'Clock p. M.
Christiansteds sherif's Office, St Croix,
the s October, 1914
POULSEN.
, 1914-10-17

PUBLICATION.

1T is hereby made known that Govern
= ment has transmitted to the undersigned
Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes to the
Colonial Treasury for the year 1913 with
orders to levy for said taxes if receipt for
payment Of the taxes be not produced with
N 8 weeks from date.
The Branch of the National Bank of the
Danish West Indies in Frederiksted is
authorized By Government to receive and
give receipts for the taxes every weekday at
the Bank from oil o'clock a. IN. and from
l 8 o'clock p. m.
Frederiksted's Sheriff Office, the 10th
October 1914.
E. SCHATFER.
Gciq.
, 1914-10-17
EKENDTGORELSE
FRA POLITIET.

" RENHOLD til Meddelse modtagen fra
~ Diet v%estindiske Gendarmerikorps vii der
LORDAGEN den "a de. fra H. 9-12 FIN.
bllve afholdt Skarpskydning med Kanoner
/ Terrainet we'd PIantagen Angullla med
Skudretniug mod Krauses Lagune, hvolfor
, 1914-10-17

Ale og Enhver advares mod at passele
oyeun@vnte Sttd paa den anglvue It'd.
Chriatiansteds P-olitikammer, den - Ok
tober, 1914,
POULSEN.
Translation.
, 1914-10-17
PrOklana.

"A LIE og enhver som MATTE have noget
- at fordre i Boet efter afd@ Enke ANNA
AMELIA ARMSTRONG at ST. Thomas.
hvilket 30 behandles we'd undertegnede
Skifteret, opfordres herved til linden tire
Maaneder fra Deto hertil at anmelde deres
Krav.
St. Thomas og st. Jams Skifteret, den z
October, 1914.
WELLEJUS.
, 1914-10-17
Notice.

TTHE undersigned hereby make known
that l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife ELIZABETH
DAVID.
ANTHONY DAVID.
Christiansted, 3rd Oct, 1914.
, 1914-10-17
Tirsdagen den 27'ds.
En-. Kl. 2.

Auktionen afholdes paa Auktionskontoret
og Panteattest, Udskrift af Udlagsforre}-
nlng SAINT Konditioner for Salget bepligge
Ill eftersyn sammesteds.
Denne Henhold til Anordning s. Marts
1909 udstedte Bekendtg6relse bar efto-
sammes S 4 den Plakat % April 1917
hjemIede Retsvirknine.
Chriatiansteds Auktiouskontor, ST. Croi1,
den g October, 1914.
POULSEN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-24

FOR SALE-A well improved $50
acres in good neighborhood, on
main road to Guthrie, close to school
and church, have phone; good house;
large, almost new barn granary, etc.
Plenty OF good water pumped by mill;
orchard, fences in good repair; 100
in cul.; Is meadow, balance pasture;
a never-failing spring in pasture;
some timber near spring. This land
is good soil and lays fine. Priced to
sell, terms if needed. Address 'Kee-
hoyta," care Leader.