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oBREGoN EMPHASIZES DESIRE
no DIE As \ HERO

Washington. Juno iO.-Generai oh.
RECON. Carranza's commander In the
nRhtinE against villa ~ Leon. lost his
right arm ana narrowly escaped death
hy a shell while directing operations
on he nrlnE line. accounting To- an Of
fetal dispatch to the Carranza agency
here. The dispatch adds;
When his physlcihus told him az
ter thr battle that he was likely 60
die. obregon said 4 am willing To
giv" my life TO my country. and tell
the nrst chief | fell doing my duty 10
the constituencies cause Oregon
is now out Of danger.
The villa forces are being pursued
ana Ohregon reports that they will
hc unable 10 make any further serious
stand against him as he marches
north Ia Juarez. The movement
against Mexico City Is progressing
SUCCESSFULLY. the zapata forces being
routed In every management.
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BRITISH consul DEMANDS
PREPARATION FROM VILLA

~ paso, Tex. June l0.-H. q.
Myles, British vice consul and diplo-
matte representative. today telegraph.
ed General Vllln demanding punish
ment 81 villa soldiers responsible for
tho killing of four and the wouudine
Of n British subject at Tuxpam.
Tho message was sent on instructions
of Sir Cecll Spring Rice. the British
Ambassador nj Washington and con-
tainod a demand for PREPARATION.
Lieutenant N. G. shellenberRer Of
the sixth United states Infantry, was
gathering Information on the mum
her az destitute MeVicnna in Juarez
ana vicinity for The guidance % the
American Red Cross in relieving dis
t-ess IN Mexico. Although the In
quiry b. % completed. Il was under
stood hat few cases Of Rcisal need
have been found In the Juarcz dis
trict.
villa representatives here and In
Junrez sim were without definite
word MS 10 the status 90 the villa re-
ply 10 President wilson's note. They
profess to be without Information on
the Washington report that Manuel
Boniila. who passed through ~ Paso
late Yesterday carried WI g reply.
In the last ten days more than L.
500, O00 rounds of ammSnition and
SEQ rifles have beet shipped into villa
territory through ~ Paso.
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mail clerk on the 0.i0 Hume left the
spot vowlng vengeance.
M that day the man sought for some
way IN which 90 punish the Individual
whom he was sure had struck him over
the head. 40 last the idea came To
him. Stealing several sticks " dyna-
mite from the chest near TIM quarries,
Hume patiently waited until Just be-
fore the 0.io vas due.
Making his way toward the mail
crane, the eur waited until Helen had
fastened the bag IN place: then. while
the girl strolled toward the station.
Hume climbed TO the arm OF the crane
and fastened the dynamite to the bag.
This done, he slid to the ground aud
walked slowly away.
Helen turned just IN time to soc tho
man climbing down. Her suspicious
aroused. she examined the bag and
discovered the dynamite. Rushing To-.
ward the crane. she climbed up Just
NJ the 9.i0 hove into sight. What FOL.
lowed saved the train from destric
tion and brought deuth a. the aond
who had cudcavored % bring this 70
pass. "Near Eternity. the latest nd
best episode OF the "IIazards 81 Helen
Railroad Series" tells the story. Hel,n
Holmes. the daring Kalcm actress,
who * the heroine ~ this series. Las
ncvcr done anything half so thrilling NJ
hcr work IN frustrating Hume's plot.
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MEXICO ACQUIRES


lister In Mexico city said W =. Meats.
an American resident. shot and killed
tive Aexicans Tuesday nieht while
INC were attemptlag TO rob his
house. II Was the fourth time within
me fast few months that Meats
house had been attacked by robbers.
y message said. Monts was arrest
ed ana the brazilian minister report
ed he had obtained his release with
difficulty.
a message from Special Agent car
others, dated uomez Palacio, June Z,
said villas secretary Of foreign ar
fairs had left for the front that day
20 deliver President Wilson's state
mont on Mexico o. his chief. Car
others added;
Reports received yesterday indi-
cate that the battle is continuing
hercely with all advances on Villas
side"
4 message from Monterey forward
ed Ia HE Red Cross a request for go
200 cakes Of hand soap TO Improve
the sanitary condition OF the poor"
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THE WHITE TERROR,
A MOVE WITH BOTH
N AND PURPOSE

Howt he MOVIES may tell a dra-
matte story in An effective way and
yet carry vital lessons IN the proven
ton of disehse and the protection 81
health II well illustrated In a new
four-reel picture Go be issued next
week. entitled 1.-THE White Terror %
The\ nim has been produced hy the
Universal Film cumHany In co-opera-
ton with the National Association for
the study aud Prevention of Tubercu-
loAiR.
The picturc describes certain con-
ditions IN Everyt0wn. where Boyd
with his political henchman Duncan
own ana contrnl as Of the Industrial.
political ma social If lie.
Al Boyd Cnrcs fur except for Ills
beautiful daughter Elennor. Is money!
lie pays his employees starvation
wages he forces them 10 I've Ia ram-
shackle tenements fun Of dark. III
smelling rooms he makes than work
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Forty-eipht hours after she had saved
JOhn IImmc's life Helen was brought
20 the realization that n was Fatc's
wish that the wretch should die. Aud
Il WIS Fatc's grim jest TO make the
girl who had saved Humc's lie the Ia.
strumcnt Wy which be was finally
brought 10 rctrlbution.
While crossing the Loring trcstle
Hume, intoxicated, slipped between
the ties and was cnught fast. Helen
suw his prcdicamcnt IN time 10 save
him from death beneath the wheels Of
the Edmont local. As Il was both
wcrc compelled to leap into the river
10 escape the approaching train.
Gratitude was q tiplt unknown 10
IIuaiu's nature. ~ snon rs he reach.
cd the river hank the man hnstened
away. Helen. however. merely shrug.
rcd her shoulders and ran home 10
change her cl0thcs.
Mover noticing that ne stood directly
helrntn the mail crane, Hume watched
the H.i9 approach the following morn.
Ing. Consequently when tho arm on
the mail car snatched the bag from the
crane ono ~ tho hnrs on tho latter
dropped and struck Hume on the head.
Although the blow had no serious
result. the man was furious. To his
mind Il was the result NJ n
practical iokc nln,ol uuou him hy the
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under rilthy. nnsanHary conditions
Ia badly lighted and ventilated shops;
he arinds up the littic children In his
mills and. above all, he manurar.
fuses and sells 10 his omploves and
others a fake cure FOR consumption.
Sac-ozone. ana a ouronli for every
thing else. Multikurol.
When Cole. the editor Of the clnt
lon the only newspaper In the town.
dares To publish an article partially
disclosing conditions IN E~vervtown
and nnyd's control. Duncan quickly
silences the paper with tho threat 10
take away ne advertising. But not
without result was the publication Of
the first article. Matthew brand. an
idle. rich young man. who rs desper-
nte.y IN love with Eleanor Bovd. has
been apufred on by her 70 DO snme-
thing worth while for the city. lie
Secs conditions himself aud realizes
thht cole has not told half enough
Ahhoush n Is for the purpose Of
lighting h father ~ the girl he
loves Brand buys the Clarion and be-.
guns new attacks on Boyd ana his
methods.
WHf we now Attacks
that Bovd orders Duncan To- silence
IN" clarion az any cost. and after
many vain attempts Duncan resoives
TO dynamite tho plant and XIII nrnnd
ana Cole.
Meanwhile Eleanor has contracted
q cold witch tho doctor
tuberculosis IN the very night when
Duncan plnnH 90 blow up the Clarion
Office. The shock Of this calamity.
tho DOCTORS d%enuncintlon OF BOYD mud
his methods Of selling fake cures;
b premature explosion at tho Clar
Ion. causing tho denth az Duncan IN
stead ~ Brand or cole all III these
things In ~ niFht coming Ia noyd
unnerve him ana after a troublesome
sc-les NJ dreams he resolves 90 he
"a better man and 10 make nmsncA Tor
ne wrong he has done. Tho result
was that q yea later Eycrytown
could shuw greatly improved WORKING
conditions iu an ~ Boyd'e factories
= series ~ now model homes for
worklnrmen; q tuberculosis snnator-
lum. on open air ach0oii visiting
nureeH, md other adequate protection
for tho p1blio health
The picture will be- shown Ia the.
sters %ihfouehont me Unlied states
ana will he released simultaneously
on Jane ism In thirty eight dinercnl
cities
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Madison. Wis.

""hs ~ AHAas
VI, d. Reynolds says:-
This Is to certify that I have peen
a great sufferer from Rheumntisf
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with a snow pillow on
tho railroad. For several years l
have been Obliged 10 use crutches a
great part OF the time. Having used
three boxes Of the Meritol Rheuma-
tism Powders, I have thrown away
the crutches ana am now almost fully
recovered. Il certainly has done Won
dnrs for me and / heartily recommend
Il. NJ. u. REYNOLDS.
Agents Prices. soc. ai.O0.
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CARRNNzN OFFICIALS
EXPERIMENT WITH BOMBs

Douglas. Ariz., June iO.-Tests Of
aerial bombs which arrived yes,er-
day nc Aqua Prleta. Mexico. In care
Of a man who represented himself as
the agent ~ a New York factory were
to be made today. II the tests Prov
ed satisfactory. Carranza officials said
they intended to purchase a large
quantity Of bombs for use against the
villa forces.
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New York. June io.-Copper, arm,
clectrolytlc. $1,000 25.25,
The New YORK Metal ENchanRe
quotes tin firm; seton lots, $1,000 %
il.0O: 25-ton lots. S39,75m 40.7i.
Iron, steady aud unchanged.
At London. Spot copper fSS, les
futures, fsi, los
spot tin, ftG6. futures, fi6i, 81.
Anthony. tl25a 1870.
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New York. June 10 The record o
today's market IN Wall street was on
~ steadily increasing strength. Cop
pes ana wa spcclaltics wee again IN.
unlpE features. Close;
Amaieamatod copper, NNc.
American sugar Hehnlnr. i07.
Atchison, f00h.
Chino Copper. fsa.
Northern Pacific. i0Gh,
Reading, ifth,
Southern Pacific, s7N.
Union pacinc. i27N.
United States steel 80.
United States steel, pfd.. 1854.
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Chleaeo. June 10 wheat prices
took an upward swing today. irau-
enced somewhat by word OF an im-
prOvement 10 demand at Liverpool.
After opcalng x "a ic on to 50 up.
quotations here acorcd decided aains
all around. The decline was to the
lowest nRurcs yet on the orop. Prices
closed steady at IA 9tMc TO lAc
Under last night.
Adverse crop conditions, especially
in Iowa. gave a MT 20 the corn mar
ket. The opening, which showed an
advance Of iac To iGlAc. was fol-
lowed by a further moderate upturn.
The close was unsettled at y a &c 80
I Nc above last uighi.
oats responded ~ the strength OF
other grain. Rural offers, however,
Increased on the advance.
Provisions rose with cofn and hogs.
The bulge resulted. though In selling
that led 90 a reaction.
close.
wheat-Juiy, si.0s7s sept. it.0t.
Corn-1uly, 7t#c; Sept. DAc.
Oats-July. tfc; Sept. ssAr.
~Pofk-July. si7.s2, Sept. tis.20.
Iard-July. f9.G0; Sept. f9s5.
Ribs-Jdly. 5000; septs uO.77.
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Kansas city. June i0.-Wheat. No.
9 hard. silf0lig; No. 2 red, Si.i2'
July. g9Ac. Dec, RiO0h msi.00 q
Corn-No. . mixed, 70thc. No.
white. 7th W7ae; No. 2 yrllow. Uh
@72c. No. 3. 70h d 7tci July. ssSc'
Sept, Gahc; Dec. ssAc.
Oats--Nu. 2 white. AeH fGhc; No,
2 mixed, g. f3c.
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New York. June iO.-Mereantilo
paper. ~ a. per mi
sterling sixty-day bills. i155O.
liar silver. 4aAc. 4.
Mexican dollars. 3Shc.
Government bonds. steady; rail-
road bonds, firm.
Time loans. easy. 60 adys, ~ a.
2M per cent: yall money. stead,
high, 2 per cent. low. ~ per cent.
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SITUATION WANTEn-

YOUNG man Of good character
would like position IN office. Can
Go typowriting and st%enogruphy Work
rnd furnish best Of references. Adj
cfess A. u. G.. care Herald.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by hlgh nrade
woman cook, Experienced IN hotel
ana sanltorium work. References.
NJ ~, care Herald.
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Denver. June 10 Catue-Reccipts.
LOO. market strong.
HOGS Receipts, $500; market
steady. Top. $40. bulk. silva 1855.
sheep-Reccipts. 600; steady.
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Cnitnn

New York, June t0.-Spot Cotton.
quiet. middling uplands, $3.50. sales
i4s oaies.
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BoARDERs WANTED at whltcomo
Springs. Inquire al BiIi's shop.
Female Rsln

WANTED-Woman 10 care for child
ren and do general h~uusewurk. SO
kitchen work required Address No.
10, Herald.
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Is' The R'raia want "a 90 your
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Kansas city, Juno iO-Hoss-Re-
Celpts, 10000. steady. Bulk, 2I.6bff
T.75: heavy. s7.66I $50: light. S7.65
" $50; PIGS, tG75m1.5
cattle - Receipts. 1900; steady.
Prime fed. ss.o0M g.is: dressed. 1855
na.0O; western. t7,t0; s.75; stnrkers
and feeders. SG.5Om soc; hulls. $500
a. 100; calves ,fG.00m 1000.
sheep Receipts, 5000: steady.
lambs. fs.tOaiiG0; yearlings. $3.50
ag.50; wethers. f5.15m735; ewes,
s5.75mG.O0.
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Lost.
For Sale Miscellaneous.


FOR SAtIh-Seratch pads. Toe pack
age, 10 packages 70. 400. Herald
Office.
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Chicago. June i0.-Hogs-Receipts
s.000i slow az SO above yesterday
average. Bulk. t7g0IT.7s; lights.
t7.55@7 .sO; heavy. s7i5g7.7s. pigs.
5000 lbs.
Cattle-Reoeipts. 2.00e; firm. VA.
tive. SgsbM9bO; western. f5.s0w
S.i5! cows. s3.2OGs.sj. calves. tI.5G
a. iO.25.
Sheep - Receipts. 1900; weak
Sheep. &G.2Oa7i0. lambs, STT5W
1925.
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Poultry and Eggs


fouNc'S Strain single comb White
Leghorns. Best In the west. Eggs
for Matching. day old chicks, custom
Matching. Is. j. Landry. phone sst.
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JOHN y. SIMMS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
LEGAL NOTICE.

No. 1909.
In the District Court Of &c County OF
BcrnulHlo. state of New Mexico.
First National Bau6 Of Albuquerque,
Plaintiff, SIS,
A. W. Arson. ct al. Defendants.
Notice is hereby siycn that b. viz
ture of "a decree OF foreclosure en-
tered herein ON the goth day of April,
1915. reference tu which Is hereby
made. the undersigned special master
VIII. ON the 3lst duy % July, 1915, at
the hour ur 30 O'Clock In the fore
noon. az the front door of the county
court huu-. OF Bornalilo county, oncr
for sale and sell at public auction TO
tho highest aud best bidder for cash.
the following rCu, estate situate Va
tho county cog Berualillo. Htate OF New
Mexico. to-wit:
Lots one. two. three. four, five and
islK eff block + of the Duran n Alex
andcr addition 20 the city OF Albu-
auerpuc, and lots thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen, sixteen. seventeen, eighteen.
and fractional lots nineteen, twenty,
twepy-oae, TWEEN y-tWo, twenty-thrce
and twenty -four ,t block y of the
Mandcll Business and Residence ad-
1ition To tho en-; az Albuquerque, said
safe being subject tu the following
prior liens upon portions Of the above
described real estate, to-wit.
1. Mortgage Of g.. ". Arson and
wife to Clark NJ, Carr, trustee for T.
4. Carr. dated y. ycmbcr I. 1907. e
secure the sum eft eight thousand dol.
49, ..aN-N A.. heb "a 80 HrHHaI
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NnTIC.t On sAII

- h.NNaN
In the Distric. Court OF the state OF
New Mexico sitting within and FOR
the County OF Bcrnalllo,
No. 1900.
Goorev $. Klock. Trustee, and George
Simms. beneficiary. plaintiffs, w.
Howard l.. Blair and Katherine G..
Blair his wife: Ray Il. Borum and
Bertha y. Borun, his wife; j. H..
Horndon. Trustee Tor Losey&D Dexter:
Frank o.. Loscy and Anna u. Loscy
his wife; Gcorgc W. Dexter ana ia
liza +. Dexter his wife: and =. r..
McCanna. Trustee for the Creditors
OF Ray II. BoruG. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF "a certain Judgment
ana decree OF the District Court OF
the state OF New McXioo sitting with
In and for he County of rcrnnlilio,
' made and entered in the above en-
Titled cause on She 1ith day of April,
1918. the undersigned, who was in
said judgment and decree named as
Special Master In the said cause to
sell the premises hereinafter de-
scriocd. viii oncr FOR sale 20 the high
est and best bidder FOR cash, at the
front door Of the Court House In old
Albuquerque. Bcraalilio county. Now
McSico. az tho hour Of ten o'clock
"a M. on the 2ith day ~ July. 1915,
tho following described real estate to-
wit:
Lots "G" and n" In block -
of MandclIs business AVID Resi-
douco Addition 10 tho toRn ~ Al
buuucrquc, Ncw Mexico. as tho
same are shown and designated
on the amended and supplement
tat Plat of the West Half Of the
said Block - hlcd In the RE-
cordor's office of Bernalillo
County ON March sun. 1898,
together with an Improvements, build
mss and u-ppuricnanccs thercunto per
tanning;
For the pupose OF satisfying "A deb
due the plaintiffs In the sum %
sixteen hundred dollars with inter
Cst from the list dly OF september
1914. until paid AZ the rate Of oigh
per cent per u1num; the further sun
Of sixty-hve dollars thirty-eight cent
for taxes with interest thereon a
twelve per cent per annum, from De
Combcr 2lst. 1914 until paid; tn
further sum OF one hundred sixty-si
and 90-t0O dollars allowed as attor
ncys fccs: the further sum Of tWcntH
i've dollars allowed as Trustees fees
and an costs and expenses Of the sal
proceedings, including this SAT-
which have accrued OF may ACCRUE
for all of which the said plaintiffs Oh
tained judgment against the said dc
PENDANTS In the aforesaid cause.
a. o. WAHA,
Special Master.
Holm r. SIMMS.
Attorney for plaintiffs,
Albuquerque, y. NJ
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the District Court % the state OF
New Mexico. sltting within and Cor
the County OF B%ernalillo,
No. 9s93.
Georse s. Klock. Trustee, and GEORGE
Simms. beneficiary. plaintiffs, vs..
Lula Naples and Charles +. Naples,
Trimole r. Wells, Theodore II.
Wells. The whitney Company. a
Corporation. and W. Moore Clay
ton Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given tina under
and by virtue OF a certain judgment
and decree OF the District Court of
the State OF New Mexico sitting with
In and for the County Of B%crnalillo.
made and entered on the 10th day OF
April. 1915. in he above entitled
cause. the undersigned who was in
said judement and decree named as
Special Master In the said aus to
sell the premises hereinafter de-
scribed. will offer for ale 20 the high
est and best bidder for cash, at tho
front door Of the Court II use in old
Albuquerque. Bcrnalillo County. New
Mexico. at the hour OF ten o'clock
q. m. on the gath day ~ July, 1915,
tho following described real estate, to-
wit:
Lot Fourteen GD In Block ono
% OF Cornado Place Additicn to
the city Of Albuquerque as the
same appears upOn a mnp or plat
thereof filed In the office Of tho
Recorder Of Bcrnalllo County on
the 11th day OF May, fa05,
together with all Improvements.
buildings and a-ppurtcnances theroun-
10 pertaining.
For the purpose Of satisfying a debt
duo the plaintiffs In the sum OF Four
teen hundred dollars with interest at
the rate OF eigni per cent per nnnum
from the 2Ist day OF June. 1914 until
paid, for the further sum OF forty
I three ana 2S-tO0 Dollars taxes with
/ Interest thereon az the rate OF twelve
per cent per mi from Dec. 2ist
| 1914. until paid: for the further sun
Of ono hundred forty-uiuo and 3s-lOi
| Dollars allowed as attorneys fees; for
/ the further sum of sixteen dollarl
! ninety cents insurance. for the FUR
Their sum Of Twenty-Five dollars Trus
tees fees; and for an costs and eN.
ponscs of tho said proceeding, includ
ing this sflc, uhich have accrued o.
may accrue, for an OF which tn
plaintiffs obtained Judgment asains
the defendants in the aforesaid cause
4. O. WNHA,
Special Master.
JOHN y. SIMMS,
Attorney for plaintiffs,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
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March e. 1911, and recorded In book
10 of trust deeds, page 50. 10 secure
the sum OF eight thousand dollars.
and bcins the south sivty-nve feet Of
lots thirteen. fourteen, fifteen and
f!Nteen of block letter y OF the Man
U'd business and Residence addition
To Albuquerque,
o. Mechanics lien Of Henry Hun
ms on tho laat described property se-
cured lu suit of i. G. Baldridge a CO.,
against A. W. Arson aad others. 40.
g220. district court OF Bcrnaliilo
county. y. NJ, said lien having been
assigned 20 and Judgment rendered
IN fayor OF said Hunlng ln the above
cause.
g.. A decd OF trust from g.. W. An
son and wife 90 Otto Dleckman. trus-
tee for Henry Huning. dated August
n, 1911. and recorded 10 book 10 OF
trust deeds, pago l2t 81 the records
~ Bornalillo county, ~. NJ, and given
10 secure the sum OF eight thousand
collars upon the following real estate
In the city of Albuquerque. to-wit;
The north sixty -hye feet OF lots thir-
teen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of
block letter n OF the Mandell Buaines,
and R%csidence addition to the city OF
! Albuquerque.
n Judgment on mocha les lien
upon the abovo-doscribcd property
rendered In that certain causo Ia the
district court OF Bcrnalfllo county,
\. NJ. numbered s9s2. wherein Whit,
ney Company was plaintiff and An
drew W. Arson and others We're de.
PENDANTS. said lien having been as.
signed to and Judgment rendered n
favor Of said Henry Hunins.
Said sale being made 10 satisfy q
iudgment In the SUM 81 St9.39G.0t
With \ per cent interest from Aprl
2S. 1918. and costs OF suit and OF thu
sale. LAURENCE r. LEE,
Special Master.
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chicago Board OF Trade.

Chicago. July lO-Unfavurable
weather and higher cable quotations
had "a bullish effect today on wheat
AFTER opening NC 10 iAc higher, the
market reacted nearly io all around
from the initial top prices.
The close was steady at y TO 2A q
net decline.
corn responded only "A little 10 the
strength OF wheat Opening prices.
which varied from the same ~ last
night 10 &c higher. were followed bi
% general setback 10 below last nights
level.
The close was steady, = sc 20
1HIisc under last night
Oats swoycd with corn.
L%iuuidating sales Of lara made th'
whole provision list weak.
Close.
whcat-Ju5. ti.os",c; September
S1.02Mc.
Corn-July. 16Mc, sept, 72Hc.
~Oats-July, f7Ec, sept, S1Nc
PorK-July. $3.50; Sept, Si5.65.
Lard-July. SS.22i Sept, $3.50.
Riix-July, &9.9S. sept, ti0.05.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-10
The Markets
tBy Evening Herald Leased wirol
New York Stock Exchange.

New YORK. july i0.-Oyernight de-.
Nclopments in the relations between
this country and Germany impaired
greater strength 10 quoted values to-
day. The closing WIS firm Bond,
were steady.
close.
A-malgamatcd Copper. 71Nc.
American sugar Rcnning, lO5G bid
Atchison, ggi.
Chino Copper. 40.
Northern Pacific. l02N.
Reading. 1851.
southern Pacific. SiA.
Union pacihy. 1875
United States steel, 59H
United states Steel. pfd.. t09H.