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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23
Berger.

SiIas gittuler, Stlloent nln ep.
Senipor, mar uln lesteit Scnntag
bier, altt 9eiu1 BEL ieitlem Srfel
&. 9llmter, lpelder lett 2 Bot,ell
trdlf lit.
Die bielise 90, Is. @emeiarSe nladt
CUR 3eit cine biibid]e Se~rbeilerllllg,
iuoem oieielbe Der airde errtlaii9
eiren aonfrete : Seitenfpeg berltel'
len ldBt.
Gas 8or4Snpper int @tlab, am
nergallgeilen Sunstag, bate diid,
pom bier 5ablreide Seiudsr 'arl9e'
aogen.
Oauuowiaer ilnb Gobliing, ionic
aud, 8. s. &atberot erblslten Ieoer
in ser oorigem &ode cine Garlaollne
Sdpueite.
sSrau Serlnaiul Stod, Inapie Sp,
8ittbalts ulO @eo. Siltbep, @fln'
aer lid, our 3eit uilter oerr Fa'
tierter.
aler Socalrilu bot iid1 mad, Sprn-
CHE, &cbr., begebels I'M bort ailT
teiner 100 Ifer groben Sarnt 81
arbeitell.
u. 9. Gdplls, &niiierer Der Eeo'
piles gonf, mar iiber letten Sannlta9
uno Somrtog int ct. 2oltis, allf Se'
Ilpd1 Bel &eriunnNten.
Die fnIgeuoep u%lrlerer 9iir9er boz
ben iid] ieit allr5em Den airtoi'lobll'
@eiitern a1pgeidloiien i1lo lid, 6orD
autos a~ngeidmfft: Or. @o8lter, ASa'
flor 8. Srinfntmm, IS. o, Stalt'
rrer uuo @m. 9ritening.
Is. SIunter erbielt in Der pergalr
oelcn ISOLDE 3 Ga~rIoOnn9cn @elb-
ta1lrc1t 9alt1pi5 INFO eine Gar'
laolutg 9ltlos Gentent.
Die 6iientlide Sdpule nnn Berger
mirb am Srcitag @elte) fir Sieien
Sernli1l fd)Iiebeil.
Gfns. 81. arppp mlrhe bieier Sa'
ae bon ieircr @attin NUT eirtert flci.
arerr Stulmfalter beif)enft.
@l1t. s.. Slider mpo 8attl1l ipa'
rem ON letter. So1ttto9 in Walb'
inato,1, olf @eiltd bel Serapanoter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23
Sergcr.

Aim lestelt Sonntag jam in Der
@obnlupg bon Sobamt y. Meper i.
anldBlidJ poll Eeter Mcpcr'S 21ilenl
@ebllrtstae, cine llnterbaltlutg itatt,
bel pelder 5ablreid)e 6reunOc unO
&eripalrote, rs an Der 3abl, 5lrge8ell
noreu. aitd Die ct. Anto1ills Wti.
litarD NraSs 9an0 Don Berger, bon
Deld]cr baS @ebnrtstagfino cin Mits
glieo lit, iunr 5lgegcil, uipo %ltcferte
iebr id)one Muiif. Die 0iatttcr oca
8eblrtstagsfinOcs licB cs al cineul
frGftigcn Sdmni,s nid)t ieblcn, un0
Der Batter iorgte nadJ arGitcn Dab
es tlidJt troden Slpging. Us mar
uirflid) mie Der aItc beiltife Spulh
lmutet: nSie Glider rnb Seller rap.
pelten in Slide nir6 Seller" IllBer
bert W~itgIicbern Ser garb lllro an
6crer Sreullbcn befn1r0er lid aud
Die folgenoen inter 0c1l 81Itel:
Serr &eeure u1ro 6nmilie, 3apcr
Sdleiocr 1ino 6amilie, &ellrp Goe'
tbeli luto Santilie, Ilbcrt &lott luebIt
@ottit II. S6dtcrd,elt, Gh. 2aboitbe
lltto SaniIie, Sobrt 2aboube nebit
Satin un0 Sobndelt, bon Berger,
uno Soiepb 2aboubc utb @ottin
bon 2ittlc 9ergcr. ltlter 8eInll9
ulpb Muiif pep9ing Der 9%tad|nittag
inn ifneucn 2Gtf, utb crit 'pat
Nbenbs trentltc lid, Ole @e'elidait.
@ir noGen boifen oub oas @ebnrts.
tagsfinS nod, maiidc irobe llro
gliidlid'e @eburtstogc in berielben
@eiie erlebt.
Sim Sonntaa bealeitetcn 8rdit 90
aIott unS Sobn, 3iniam, SRI. ent'
ma 3Iott uah Berger, ipoIelbit iif
Tcttere Idnpere 3eit bel gerlpdfoten
mtFbieIt.
gm Sonntag ~ftattete Srl. 8liebe.
ISie sdfpeifcr Ses hodap. Frars 60
inns @Iiebe, meIdier ole tof,cliidse
@etneinse por @eracr neriieht, cii,et'
@eiif nb, lnro rciite Montag nod
| Californian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23
Sappg 6aIlow.

Die Mtit9lieoer ser fatboliid,en
8elHelnoe BON Sittle Berger baben
nm Den 0rieobof, in Der GGbc ser
Stride, anr @onto9 llltS au 9icns.
tag oieier @odE eillet 1elrell ,3oui,
gebaltt.
Die Sdlubieier bcr Coles Greet
Sdplle, ON per9aIrgelnn SamSfoa,
mar Elm id)oner @rfoIg. 9eiudyer
battelt lity in GROCER glBabl cinae.
flllroeh ulro Der Sebrer, 2ouis ODDS
rer, lotpie audi Die SdiiIcr pcroiencl
9roBea SOB iiir ibrc 2ciitlngen.
Webrcrc mierer S%Sarnter lporcl,
porige @ode i'll ,S%crllanll. I'M,
Sdpucine oir 9aruicr lt,b Soib,
jltln &erion6t ltodl Ct. 2ouis, ob5,t.
liefern.
Die SdluBfeier Int ser Stocmlcr.
ionic Nlcidfolls in Der Siui$.
Sdulc bate audi BON bier picIc &c.
lnd,er ullge5ogen.
Gbos. &oblr, bon Slpis$, mar DO
ri9e &odr bier altf &eiitdl. Neri
Sobn mar in lcbtcrcr Belt frurf, be
Iinoet iidl lett oter altf Dem better
@ege Der @errnln1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23
Grnenanns itaotiihe Seamten.

sSn elmer Gerianunllttg oes Staot'
rutbs, om letten Wontog abenD,
mod,he Mapor 8alfer ole folgeroe1t
@rnennltrgelt, meld,e iamuttltf BON
Stootrutb beit1tigt auuroen:
StuotpGlerf Gbos. &. Wfalls'
buno, Sd)atmeiiter, Senrp Sal5-
mo1ln, Imnalt, &obert. 8alfer,
Stroben . Grrnmiiidr, 90. Neumalll'
IT,, @aiier : Gonmiiior, @an. VA
reis, Strabennufieber, Gbr. 8liretld
Stoot 1yltbrnralrr, @1uloerlib Y
.Sidt, 9arf . %Gnmniiiar, Itg. Ssi'
ie, Teben, Gbos. Sens, Sootelt9ra'
Der, Ser1tor1 9rtif).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23

Ger 9eru1arfl Commercial Sale
9aa Seom Tam arl lebten Sonntdg
BON @aIbington Slriid, aber nid}t
nit Sang urrb Slang; oas 8eluls
tot hes Spieles mar II 9egen ],
sllguniteit bon 8albington. Sat
ebeiio idIimm crying es Dem Ser
npartn Seam, ON letten Sonitta9,
bier, in Spiel init Dem 2inn Seam;
oos &eIulfdffs shl,gs'ssasszs ;a>k. III.
guritelp BON Stnn.
-Srarf 9eefntair INN @nttilt
ieierteit ain porigen 9onnerstug, Den
10. Ipril, bcn 20iten Sabrestog IT,
ret Sodseit. SEER 9eefman uno
Satin bobcr bier eillen groBen
&reis bon Sreiutoett urrb gefanntell
inns ma1roen bel oieier 8elegenhett
init prad)tpollcn uflo angemelfeiter
BeIderrten beSodt.. @ir erIaatbel'
urrs bierntit, n~adtraglidi, bie'elt
popuIGren Gdar su aratuIierer, nit
Dem 8u1ide 6ab baiieIbe oi,d) on
Silberbod,aeit int beiten @obl'eit
feiern m6ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23

Sudscit /. Snbrcsfcicr. Dit Scn
Iolgenocn Mauert ,pcrocn in ser DE,
Iellld,oit Die perid)ieDencm ,sabreS.
feiern beS Sod}5eitstagcS bc5cidurct:
critic, Die baummollenc; 5rueitc, Die
papierre; brittle, ole le0erre; fiinfte,
ote b%ol3eruc;, iicbeittc, Die mollenc;
5ebnte, Die jir,nerne; 5m6Iitc, oic
letoene oopr %leinen; iiini3etuttr, oir
frDtallelr; 3%rpanBiDite. Eor5ellm
fiinhtnS5pan5igitc, Die %iilbcrnc; orei.
Bigitc, Eerlen; pier5igite, &itbinen ;
tiint5iglte, Die golocne; fiiuifultoiie.
bclBiglte, Die 0ianlartcnc. Glide
Der eritcn 9eaeid)mtngen lit ser 2iite
nrogelt etrpos tinoiidl icir, aber IS
lit etpaS @robes, ipclln eilr gbcpaar
Die golOclc Sod5eit in GSreltoe uro
&ohftalIo ieiern funlt. Dies lit al
lcin nGo9lidl bel eillern Neiu1oen SC.
ben, unb onS 8ebeimnis oieics Sc.
gems liegt int reinen ult0 fraftmQel1
9lllt.
Der G,li BON 6orlli'$ NlpctfrGu.
ter, ais cirein 6lltreii1ilen0cl1 mo
acknowledgement &eiImitteI, err
itreft iid ii6er blltocrt Sabre. IS
hurdJorilQt ieocn Gbeil Oe$ a0rper3,
id,etoet allie llnrcinlpiten 0cs SlliteS
ans, al1r0 9ibt Ser 3irflIutipm 8Gr.
me rltb Strait. llltgleid, anoereit
ferti9geitelltcn Meoi5incn lit IS nid,t
in Ipotbefen SIT faltier. Gs fanrr
nur BON Sen SeritclIern oireft, ooer
ION Oeren 2ofaIageuten bc5oaen tuer.
sen. @on ifreibe at: Or. Getcr
6abrnep & Cons 60, 1875 60,
Soplm abe., Chicago, 81.
Der @erndJt cincs Einc.@ alSes.
8ie es Scir ShIeim aus Sails
unb &opf loft. 9ieieIbe frGftige
8irfung bon ber @eiunbbeit brin.
gerp6en 8ii,e . 8GIbern lit in Or.
geu's 8inesT araSonep nerforpert
Intiieptiid uno beiIeub. aauft
beutc cine SIaid,e. aGe apotbe.
fer bab's fir 25c. electric 9itters
lit cine Sriibiabrs@ eoi8in. 1(albp,)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-23
u,lo 5reiaroelr.

uiuo SrelupOelt.
Gtns. Sinneuleter, BON Salntuge,
Nebr., hefoirb iidJ fiir5lid bier, irl'
ter ieinen Sablreid,en Srelupoett.
Gbrtit Goetbem@per, Dolu ct.
2olis, NOR oieier Soge bter, ouT
8elud1 bel SrentOe1n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
FIELD DIVISION OF
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
TO COME TO SANTA FE

SPECIAL coRsEsFoApsNcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, June 20.--Santa Re has
won a decided advantage over Los An
geles and New Mexico over California,
for orders were issued by the depart
ment of the interior yesterday TO move
the field division of the general land
office at Los Angeles to Santa Fe and
to consolidate with it the division at
Santa Fe in charge of Theodore w.
Espe.
Rather than 90 to New Mexico,
Chief Graft w. Helm, for five years in
charge at Los Angeles has resigned
from the service. There are eleven
employees in the Los Angeles office
who will come to Santa Fe to be ad-
(led to the local force here. The work
of removing the records, files, papers
and books will begin tomorrow and
Is TO be completed by July l. The
field division will make its headquar-
ters in the Catron block, At Los An
geles it was located i'm the federal
building.
The Santa re offl'e will have juris-
dictlon over the public lands in New
Mexico and Arizona, while the san
Francisco office will take charge Of
the southern California end. The vic
tory for New Mexico is ascribed TO
the influence of Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior A. A. Jones and United
states Senator Thomas b. Catron.
Californians had worked To- have the
Santa Fe offices moved TO Los an
geles to have charge of New Mexico,
Arizona and southern California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
LAND CONTEST HEARD
BY u. S. COMMISSIONER

(sPEciAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JOURNAL
Alamogordo, n, NJ, June 20-The
first government land contest that
has been held in Alamogordn for a
period OF more than four years was
conducted here Friday before Albert
r. Menger. United states commission
err The taking Of testimony was ocm-
menced at $3.50 a. m, and not con-
cluded until nearly T p. IN.
The contest involves the home
stead claim of 100 acres, lying be-
tween C1oudcrott and Weed. which
was filed upon by John r. chart on
June q, 1914 Theodore V. Espe of
santa Fe, chief of the field division
Of the general land office, and j. O.
Seth, assistant 70 the solicitor of the
department of agriculture, repre-
scented the government at the hearing,
Lee II. York Of AlamogOrdo, repre-
scented the contestee The total num-
Der Of witnesses examined was sewn
teen. The witnesses for the govern
ment were w. j. Anderson, George
w. Messer and Jesse A. Brubaker,
rangers of the Alamo national forest
reserve Dan l.. stephens, Lee WIZ.
orson, u. w. Lewis and j. w, Parker
The contestee's witnesses were *. S.
Wcems, Newt Pendergross, John r.
chart. Ollie Miller, J. II. Anderson
.. s. Mills w II. Donaghe, II. L.
Courtney. joel Jones, G. w Lewis
The decision in the case Will be
made BY the office at Roswell on the
evidence which was taken yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21

walk the floor. | could not lie down or
sit still sometimes for day and night
at time. / was nervous, and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often felt as though / had not o
friend in the world. After | had tried
most every female remedy without sue
cess, my mother-in-law advised me to
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Compound. | did 50 and gained in
strength every day. l have now no trou-
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Remember, the remedy which did
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Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
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it? Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
SE[|CMAN WILL
ADVANCE PLAN To
SELL ROAD BONDS
Former Mayor of Santa Fe
Goes to Las Vegas to Lay
Schemes Before San Mi
gueI Commissioners.
nssou, o,.,.rep 70 so-a,ss JOURNAL

Santa Fe, june 20.-Ex- Mayor Ar
thur Seligman left today for Las We
gas. where he will lay before the
board of county commissioners n plan
that Will enable the state to dispose
-of the half million dollar bond issue
bearing 4 per cent, and give To each
county It's share for the building OF
good roads. A letter will be addressed
to each board Of county commission
crs setting forth the details OF the
plan and urging cooperation. Ac-
complaining the letter will be an
opinion of Attorney General Frank w.
Clancy, a strong letter of approval
from Governor Mcdonald and State
Engineer French as we'll as the state
highway commission.
Under the law, the bond issue can
not be sold except at par or above
par. The money market Is such and
will continue such for years after the
close of the European war, making il
impossible 70 sell per cent New Mex
leo road bonds at par Mr. Seligman
therefore proposes that the banks in
which the half million dollars are TO
be deposited until drawn out and the
counties each contribute In proportion
to the amount they will receive to
make up 10 the state the difference
between the amount received uni r
the most advantageous bid, which is
80 or $4,000 and par. or 100000
In other words, th9t $4,000 be raised
so as to enable the state 10 cXpend
half million dollars on roads without
further delay, each county to receive
its proportion under the law. Santa
Fe county, for instance would re-
Oeive $4,000 under the law for imme-
date use under road construction pro-
viding 1t contributes $i00 toward that
sum. With $4,000 it could build a
superb piece of road to the county line
to connect with the road to Taos.
Mr.. Seligman goes from Las We
gas Ia Ration to lay the matter before
the COlfaX county commissioners HIS
partner, Mr.. Kelly, of Kelly & Kelly,
Kansas city bond buyers, is at Las
Cruces and from there goes to Silver
CAY on similar mission.
Unless the bond 'ssue Is sold under
some such plan i will be at least
three years before 2 nav bond issue
can be authorized b. he Legislature
voted upon by the people of the state
and disposed and The cost Of oil this
procedure will in the aggregate
amount as much and more than the
sum required now to enable the bonds
to be disposed Of at par
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
MOTHER |N-LAW
JOKE GOES BACK
INTO ANTIQUITY
Lecturer on Anthropology
Traces GeneaIogy Of Most
Ancient of All WheezeS IN
Address In Santa Fe.


Santa Fe. June 2O--That the ri1oth-
er-in-law Joke is rooted deep in print
tive social customs and was very
widely spread over tho earth IN earll-
est times. was made clear by DIR. II. III.
LOWE, OF the Museum Of Natural Ills
tory OF New York CITY, in his lecture
las, evening before the Anthropologi-
cal society. His topic was 'Klnship
Terms and Social Usoges Of Primitive
/ People and proved TO be most fas-
icirai'ns, being presented In clear and
fcrcible manner THE mother-in-
law taboo exists among African as
well as American tribes. is found in
Asia as well az IN Australia, whore
among many tribes thu son-in-law AMI
mother-in-law never speak TO each
other.
Customs equally as interesting and
extraordinary were studied through
/ the kinship terms used by various
/ tribes There are California tribea.
/ for instance, in which a man must
marry his first cousin, while In Oliver
/ tribes marriage between member. ~
/ tho same clan, even II not related IN
any appreciabo degree Il punished
ty death rhe speaker explained tho
theory Il Morgan and 1'yler. that in
irht. thai faye clans. the ci..s' flca-
liv SYstem oi kinship ter,as " aHo
found with she exception OF tie
Tewas OF he New Mexico pletlrs. the
speafer Quoting Miss Bnibpra Freire-
Niarreeo ttG 3uha p. Harrington cs
the Sekcf, q American Archaeology
rs hts authorities
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
Institute Again fIonorcd.

Santa Fe, June 20.--The department
of education was Informed yesterday
by Col. w. j. Wilson, commandant OF
the New Mexico Military institute at
Roswell. that for the sixth consecu-
tive time in as many years, the lnsti-
tute has been designated an honor
school by the war department The
school had an enrolment of l75 ca-
diets the past year and will have 200
cadets the coming year, In fact, the
school cannot take care of all the APP
plicants and Santa Re Is going out af-
ter the federal military school, which
the war department according to the
Denver Post, contemplates to estab-
lsh in each state Santa Fe citizens
will offer n site free of charge to the
federal government; in fact, VIII
pledge itself to procure the site nee
(ssary for the erection Of the Cathe-
dral of the Desert
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
STAR ROUTE SERVICE
TO BE STARTED SOON
rspre.. eosssspoaosses TO MORNING ,eusnA

ESPECIAL eossssroapsHcE 70 .oRHlHa IouEhALl
Santa Fo, June 20--rhe postofflce
department today announced that
star service win be established on
July /, from Hilarlo to Chaperito, Spn
Miguel county. twenty -four miles and
back, twice a week The contract was
let To santos Vigil of Chaperito.
Governor Mcdonald today deslgnat-
ed NJ " Collins, Of 1873 California
street. san Francisco, a United states
commissioner for New Mexico and
California. lie also appointed Epi-
fano A. Crespin. Of Las Vegas; l.. j..
Monsner, Of lsidor. Noises Martinez,
of Mora, aud James Edmund Bream,
Of silver city, notaries public, w. NJ.
Fox. of Santa Pc. was appointed dele
gate by the governor to the convention
NJ the National Vocational Art and
Industrial Federation at san Fran
cisco during the week beginning
july 26.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
Open-air Bible Class

Santa Fe, June 2O.---The open all
sessions of the Mems Bible class az
the First Presbyterian church began
today on the lawn and under the
trees adjoining the church and as iast
year brought out many business men
and officials who participated. A
woman's Bible class was also orga-
nized and started with a membership
of twenty-one Also as an experiment
the sunday school and church services
were combined and resulted IN m
creased attendance, cutting down the
time also from three hours to one
and a half hours in the forenoon
Similarly. the Christian EndeaVoi
and evening services viii be com
bined. saving time and energy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
NATIVE PEOPLE
STOP SCHOOL At
TOO EARLY ACE
Secretary of State Lucero
Working Hard to Correct
Unfortunate Condition
Among Spanish Americans,

SPECIAL eosRssronptNes TO MORNING JousnALl
Santa Fe, June 20.--Only a very
small percentage Of Spanish Amerl-
cans are found among New Mexico
grammar and high school graduates.
according TO the statistics gathered by
the department of education and few
or still among the attendants at the
higher institutions Of learning of the
state Secretary of state Antonio Lu-
zero is working assiduously to change
this condition and as a preliminary
had addressed letters and question
aires to various educators and heads
of schools and institutions. I'm reply
TO that sent the University of New
Mexico. President David Il. Boyd
sends the rames of Katherine Chaves.
Rosalina Espirosa and Sofia Yrissarrl
Of Albuquerque as the only Spanish
American students at the university
and writes:
Il regret that this list lis not larger
and am doing what | can To interest
them in coming, but none can be so
helpful in this as such persons as
yourself, and | am very glad that you
are taking up Systematically the mat
ter of bringing the attention of par
ents, especially OF children who have
finished the eighth grade and attend
the high schools Of the state, to the
opportunities in the state institutions
Of New Mexico.
Doing Good Work.
~ have been interested to note that
a number of the Spanish American
students are doing very creditable
work in the high schools in the differ
cnt cities. notably Ration. Santa Fe,
Roswell and Albuquerque. I heard
several of these students recte and
was very much pleased to know that
they in a number of instances ex-
celled, especially in Latin
MY Inquiries among the Spanish
American high school students
showed that they had not in the first
place thought OF 1t being possible for
them TO go on on account of financial
conditions j am planning to raise
some money to be used in assisting
students of that kind when we find
them, that would assist them in going
through the university.
II should be very glad to have sug-
gestions from you in regard to this
matter | want to thank you for your
interest I'M this regard, and hope that
you may be very successful. and es-
pecially that you may be able To Sc
cure the cooperation of other promi-
nent and influential Spanish Ameri-
cans in this matter. 1t would do
great deal of good to the state in a
number OF ways. that the ordinary
pcrself does not think or"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
UNION COUNTY NORMAL
TO BE WELL ATTENDED
spso,.t eoasssroaotscs 70 so-~pe JOURNAL,

tsPseitL CONSEQUENCE TO noswss JOURNAL
Clayton, n. NJ, June 20.-The coun-
ty normal for Clayton, Union county
is announced to begin July 2 and
viii continue two weeks. Two years
ago the attendance reached the high
est of any normal in the state, there
being 12S in attendance. Last year
there was an attendance of IS. The
attendance this year will probably be
as large as last year.
Superintendent Errett is recognized
as one of the best school men in the
state. Miss Dorothy X Russell, a
principal of Roswell, and formerly
primary teacher in Clayton, will again
teach reading methods and geogra-
ply. Joseph Hofer of Tucumcari, Will
conduct the normal The other teach
ers are Lucille Holt of Deming, and
M. w. Ledgerwod, of Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
ANN scrrlce Examination.

Bluewater, N. NJ, June 20, - The
United states civil service commission
has announced that on July "a an ex.
animation will he held at Bluewatei
to fiji a contemplated vacancy in thu
position of fourth class postmaster al
Bluewater. The compensation OF the
postmaster was 1913 last year. Appli'
cation forms and Information CON
corning the examination can be Sc
cured from the postmaster at Blue.
water or from the civil service com
mission at Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
DECISION IN AUDITORS
CASE EXPECTED SOON

tsrsolAt eosasspoNntses 10 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Re, June 20.--superme Court
Justice Frank w Parker has about
completed writing the two opinions
in the travelling auditor cases and II
IA expected that they Will be handed
down during the coming week.
The number of applications for the
bar examination Is already large ana
is growing daily So that quite 4 NUM-
Der Of additional lawyers will hang
out their shingles after August J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
Nnr EnR MEN ONLY.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are not as
insistently demanded by women as by
men because this particular cathartic
is not so well known among women.
Women suffer as much as men do
from Indigestion and constipation,
and they also require this scientific
remedy to keep the stomach sweet,
the liver active and the bowels regu-
lar. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
do not grippe or cause nausea. Stout
people say this Is the one cathartic
that takes away that over-full and
elogged-up feeling, Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
Inst limo Processlon.

Santa Fe, June 20.--Today, the last
Of the four great annual June process
slons took place, il being the return
from Rosario chapel, adjoining the
United States cemetery, to the cathed-
raj The statue Of the NiVrgin Mary
was carried in state ana the First
Reglmental band preceded the devout
worshlppers who so faithfully keep
the vow If De Vargas made 222 years
ago. Several thousand people were
In the procession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
Two Iires in Deming

Santa Re, June 2O,-Two Ilfts aIt
reported from Demirg. The house OF
Thomas Farmer, including the furni-
ture. was burned to the ground:
There was no insurance. The barn Of
C. l.. Hewlett was destroyed by iire'
The same day an explosion and IRE
destroyed the engine house and en-
CINE on the Gibson farm at lola, near
Deming.