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But This Al 'ce IAN Success Can
not Be Compa4 Won Hin
denburg Wins in l. i 'ia.
TAKING PRZSMYSL IMPORTANT
Recapture, However, Does Not Mean
the Inevitable Loss of Galicia
By the Russians.
BY J. w. T. MASON.

New York, June 4.-The capture
of 100000 Russians last month IN
the southeast area of hostilities is
the most stupedous single victory of
the war as far as losses inflicted up
on the enemy are concerned. At the
same time, the consequences of this
latest Austro- German success cannot
be compared with the results Of Won
Hindenburg's first victory over the
Russians in East Prussia.
Won Hindenburg established def
mite ascendency over the Slavs at
Tannenberg, and thus gave to the
German troops an invaluable moral
at time when the military ability
of the Russians was being counted
very high. Although greater cap
lures were made by Won Hiadenburg
than are to the credit of General
Mackenseen and the commanders CO.
operating with him, there is no dan
ger of Won Hindenburg's reputation
suffering by comparison. Suggestions
which have been made of this char
acter do not consider that history
always searches for the pioneer and
the initiator and pays chief honors
to him.
Explains Successes. T.
Won Hindenburg remains the pio-
neer 1t was he who first showed
how the Russians could be beaten
and it was he who inspired Germany
with complete confidence in the Sc
curity of her eastern frontier The
Austro-Germans now operating in
Galicia and South Poland for their
part are using methods employed
against the Russians by Won linden
burg. Won Hindenburg, too, had to
fight an army much better supplied
with ammunition than are the Rus
slams in the southeastern area, so
that he had to overcome a greater
power of resistance. These reasons
explain why Won Hindenburg's East
Prussian success arouses far more
military and popular enthusiasm
than the present Austro-German vic
tories.
Nevertheless, the operations in the
San district and about Przemysl are
of an Importance second only to the
freeing Of East Prussia from the
Slavs. With the fall of Przemysl
and if Lemberg is retaken, the final
operations for driving the Russians
out of Austrian territory will then
become practicable and the marvel
Gus feat Of hurting the Slavs back
into their own territory at every
eastern point of contact will prob
ably be accomplished by the Teu-
tons. The recapture of Przemysl
alone, however, does not mean the
inevitable loss of Galicia by the Rus
SLAMS. If the Slavs have been able to
entrench themselves in the Terrain
to the north. south and east of the
fortress, Przemysl's less will have no
'serious consequences, unless the
Austro- Germans can occupy Lemberg
as well. The evacuation of both Of
these defensive centers would indi-
cate the beginning of the end of the
Slav holding in Galicia, but Pre-
mysl's recapture alone will not per-
init this Interpretation.
Mrs Gleason, mother of Mrs. E. A.
Shannon, has gone to New Castle,
Minnesota, where she will visit
friends and relatives for three weeks
or q month.
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Over 100000 of 100000 wo-
men in New York are foreign born
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Mrs. Gleason, mother of Mrs. E. A.
MINI esota, where she will visit
friends and relatives for three weeks
or month
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'COntinueo on last pa4e).
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
NOTICE or SUIT.

NO. lVVSl.
State of New Mexico. County Of Ber-
naliiio. In the District Court.
Gertrude A, r. Dropplemaa,
Plaintiff,
VI.
Henry O.. Dropploman, Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been filed against you in said
court and county by the above named
plaintiff. In which the said plaintim
prays for an absolute divorce ON the
grounds OF Abandonment and nom
support and cruelty. and for the cus-
Itody es tho minor chiidrcny And you
are further notified that unieas you
enter or to be entered your APP
pearance in said cause on or before
the nth day OF May. 1915. n decree
pro confcsso will be taken against
you and the relief prayed for will be
granted. The name OF the plaintiffs
attorney L. b.. S. Rodey. whose post
office address is Albuquerque. n. ~.
(ScaD A. T.. WALKER,
BY Clerk.
THos X. %. MADISON. Deputy.
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New York. April i0.-The course. Of
today's fevcrishly active stock mar
ket seemed 10 Indicate that the ap-
petite of she speculative public had
been Satisfied for a time. Gains Of 1
TO 2 points were Registered at the
outset. United State Steel retaining
lis leadership by ascending 60 the
high level OF IS on transactions which
approached 100000 shares for the two
hour session. other stocks, especially
those in the dividend class, were
prominent In the RISE. which attain
ed widest proportions In the hrst half
hour.
Theroaf,cr selling for profits, IN
which Europe was no small factor
served as a brake on builish enthus-
iaam and reaction wac general. To-
ward the close prices were again ad-
vancod but In no instance did they
recover TO their best. Tho clcsing
wsH strong. Bonds were strong.
Amaigamated Copper, IS.
American Sugar Rsnning, 100.
Atchison, IO2h.
Chino Copper. not quoted.
Northern Pacific, Ito.
Reading, is2h.
Southern Pacific, %.
United states Steel. SC.
United states steel, prefcrrods ZOE.
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NOTICE or SUIT.
No. 10000

No. 10000
State OF New Mexico. County OF Ber-
nalillo, in the District Court.
Kate Hermann, Plaintiff,
W..
Josehna Bomgardner ct ais,
Defendants.
To Charles Rambs.i ono Of the de-
PENDANTS:
You are hereby notified that sui,
has been commenced In the District
Court OF the County OF Bernalillo by
Kate Hermann. wherein yOn are one
OF the defendants. and you are
further notified hat the action Is for
a partition OF certain real estate; and
you are further notified that unless
you appear and answe said action at
the Court House OF said county on or
before the gath day Of May A. ID.
1915. n decree pro confesso will be
entered against you, and the relief
prayed for will be granted by the
court. Plaintiffs attorneys are w. ..
Heacock and r. s. L0ngley, AlDu-
auerque. n. NJ.
tSealD A. II. WALKER,
By Clerk.
THos. X. d. MADISON. Deputy.
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Tho 18th day Of May. A. ID. 1916 at tho
front door OF the County Court House
In the precinct Of old Albuquerque.
County OF Bernallllo and State OF New
Mexico at the hour OF ton o'clock In
the forenoon Of said day. will oner
Ter sale AMI sell to the highest and
best bidder for asn TO satisfy sai4
Judgment and the other sums above
mentioned, the following described
property and real estate. to-wit;
Lots numbered sixteen (is) Sew
eatecn G7) and Eighteen (fs) in
block numbered Two ca In the Daca
addition to tho town (now city) OF
Albuquerque. IN the County OF Ber-
nalllio and state Of New Mexico, n
shown on the map OF the faid Bace
addition made BY g. w. Sanders and
filed in the office OF the Probate CLERK
and Ex-cnicio Recorder for said Der
nalillo County. New Mexico on the
18th day OF April. a. d.. 1881,
Dated Albuquerque. New Mexico,
April 10th a. u. lgib.
JOHN w. WILSON.
Special Master.
George S. Kioek. Attorney for the
Plaintin, Albuquerque, New Mexico
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SUGAR STATISTICS
BEING COLLECTED

(Aasociatcd Press Correspondence
Brusscls. March 2s.-Every sugar
refinery and factory in Belgium has
been ordered By the military authori-
ties to submit exhaustive statistical
figures showing the number OF days
last year that the plants operated,
the amount OF sugar beets used, the
average amount OF obtained
from the beets, and the quantity OF
sugar on hand. and the average
amount OF sugar secured from 100
Kilograms OF beets In the last two
years. Similar information about the
~by-products h asked. The figures
are to he used In connection with
cutting down the production Of sugar
bcets In Belgium. so that more food
stuffs may be crown. The penalty
for falsifying the figures Is imprison-
ment and fine.
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LECAL NOTICE.

In the Dls,rlc, Court Of the County OF
Bernaiiilo. State OF New Mexico.
No. ie9b2.
In the Matter or the Assignment Of
Albert Faber:
Notice IL hereby given that oegiD-
ming on the ard day OF May. l9t5. az
the hour Of nine o'clock In the morn
ing aud continuing on the fth and
5th days OF May. between the h9ura
OF nine o'clock In the morning and
I've O'Clock In the afternoon OF each
Of said days. az the Office OF the un-
dorslaned First SAVINGS Bank &
Trust Company. the undersigned as
signee will adjust and allow demands
against the assigned estate OF the said
Albert Faber.
All creditors OF tho said Albert Fa-
Der who shall not attend al tho time
and place DESIGNATED before the un-
derHigned assignee and present the
nature and amount OF their respective
demands shall bo precluded from am
teneht In said estate.
FIRST ~ WINGS BANK 4 TRUST
COMPANY. Assignee.
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BIC OPPORTUNITY WITHIN
YOUR VERY GRASP NOW
Watch for Names Of the Nominees in an Early Issue Of The
Herald For it is Only q Matter Of a Few Days Until the
First List Of Candidates Will Be Announced,

While the management Of The Her.
aid has had no DOUBT from the be-
ginning that IL big automobile cir
culntion campaign would excite much
interest, yet the favorable comments
and the attention shown 20 this bio
undertaken has passed beyond any
thing anticipated. Names OF popular
young people are coming IN with every
mail. Many ere entering themselves
and other nominations are being sent
In by well Wishing friends.
And the reason for this interest and
enthusiasm IL apparent. When II Is
proposed TO Elvo away two 1915
Istudebaker passenger touring
carr and many other valuable prizes
at the end Of a few weeks, Il Is enoush
20 arouse more than ordinary atlon-
ton.
You Can Win.
DO not turn ava from this an
~nouacemont thinking "Ohl ] wouldn't
have a chance. ! never received any
thing In that way in my life. some
folks are always lucky"
N You viii come down TO The Her.
aids eampaien department or ring up
over telephone, you will be furnished
with a bona-nde and eficacious def
nltion Of the word Luck"
Pause and consider the time Il
would take you to wi an automobile
costing 1895 at your presont sa,ar5
or wage rate.
Then welsh In your mind the EFFORT
you would expend IN saving this sum
az your resuiar angle OF attack on the
livelihood question.
Balance these decisions against
the ease with which tho awo automo-
bile prizes offered oy The Herald can
be obtained II the proper approach n
made TO the task. And the same arr
gument maintains toward owning the
other prizes.
Also remember that while you arc
earning one OF the studebaker tour
ing cars. you may continue your reg
ular profession or occupation.
There ~ positively no detention
from business hs reason OF entering
The Hcraid's circulation campalgn
You can engage IN this contest and
not alter the routine OF your daily
life a jot.
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Chicavo. April 1O.-Fresh rains
over the greater part OF the winter
crop belt gave the bears today an
advantage IN the wheat market here.
After opening sc 70 ihc lower,
prices gradually recovered 10 about
last nights level. the close was ua-
settled. Nc on 20 Nc up. compared
with last night.
Corn developed nrmness as a re-
suit OF the readiness with which Of
forings were absorbed. OPENING
prices. which varied from nc to 40
lower. were followed by a rise q
slightly above last night. The market
nishod steady at h0hc TO 40 "
net decline.
Buying OF oats appeared To be only
Of a scattered sort. Accordingly the
market had an easy tone.
Advancing quotations on hogs TT
ed provisions.
Closing:
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NO. 4uuHA
state Of New Mexico. County Of Ber-
n%Rliiio, In the District Court.
Raynnlda Kramer. Plaintiff,
VS..
Louis Edward Kramer. Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that suit
has been nled against you In the Dia-
trlct Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF the state OF Now Mexico.
sitting within and for the County OF
Bernaillio. wherein the above named
Plaintiff prays Tor judgment against
you and d~ecrceing her divorced from
the bonds 81 matrimony now exirtine
between herself and sou. end that she
be authorized 10 take and resume the
use Of her maiden name.
You are further notified that unless
you enter, or cause 10 be entered. your
appearance ~ said pistrict coart II
said cause on or before tho sint da,
OF May, A. d. 1915. a default against
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
NOTICE NON ENUMERATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. s,
Land Ofnce al santa Fe, New
Mexico. Mar. ?. 1918.
Notice Il hereby giveE that Joseph
n. Gagner. OF Albuquerque, n. NJ,
who on March 9th. 1905. made Home
stead entry No. 059i7-iaf9l for
NEA, Section 50, Township 10 ~.
Range 3 e.. n. Al. p. Meridian. has
filed notice OF Intention to make Ave-
year proof, 20 establish claim to the
land above described, before George
r. Craig. u s Commissioner. az Al
buquerque, New Mexico. on the nth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

And there IL absolutely no charge
for sending IN your nomination. In
deed. You don't even have 10 be q
subscriber 40 The Herald. lust send
In your name and address on onn OF
the nomination blanks that viii be
found In another part u this Issue.
And upon receipt Of same, full infor-
nation. receipt books. blanks. etc..
will be promptly forwarded % you.
Candidates may secure suhaerip-
lions anywhere. And anyone, any
where may vote for me entered in
the race. The prlzes Will be awarded
In strict accordance 10 the rules as
announced.
A Busincss Proposition.
The Herald pledees absolute good
faith and fairness 20 an who enEagc
In THE competition. This Is not a
"eomething for nothing nchcme." nor
II y a scheme at all; neither Ia Il a
charitable undertaking. on the part
Of The Herald. Il IL a serious bus
iners p~ropoFition pur and simple.
The object being to advertise this
publication and Ia increase lts cir
%oulation.
The value n quality Of he prizes
that will be given away VIII be guar
anteed by The Herald. and Il - ez-
pected that the best hustiern IN this
hustiing section OF the United States
will take part IN this big campaign.
Why not be one Of them
Many nominations have already
been received n more will some la
during the next day or two. The
nrst list OF the candidates win be
published within a few days. I'M you
should have your name on In this
initial announcement Of the entries.
The nomination blank good for 5000
votes Is on another page Of this issue.
Fiji Il out and send or bring II 10 the
contest department today or tonight
Telephone, write or call and the full
plan OF this big campaign will be
explained TO you.
Receipt Books Ready.
All candidates who wish e secure
ma early start should be provided
with the mites subscription receipt
books. These books are now ready
Tor distribution and n you have not
already received one, notify the con-
teat department at once.
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NOTICE ron r.unIAcArIoN.

United States land Once. santa re.
n. Mex, March 5. 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that Clark
M. Carr Of Albuquerque, county OF
B%ernallllo, state OF New Mexico. has ~.
cd In this ONCE his application 10 ente'
under provisions OF Sections s306-7
Of the Revised statutes of the United
States the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF Section eight,
Township nine north. Range threa
east, New Mexico meridian.
Amy and all persons claiming adj
veraoly the land described. or desiring
60 object because OF tho mineral char
acter OF the land or for any other
reason, to Us disposal To Rpplican,
should hio afidavits Of protest on OF
before April "a. 1915.
FRANCISCO ~DELcADO.
Realstor.
Evening Herald. Albuquerque, y. N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

London, April iO.-The strength In
Americans and In wall street helped
the week 10 close ohecrfuily on he
stock exchange. American securiiies
we're the leading features. A large
number OF MARKINGS occurred in Unit
ca states steel. Canadian Pacific and
the Erie Issues and the closing was
firm. Rubber shares n Ka1rE we're
the most active In other sections. In
vestment stocks were quite steady.
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day Of April. 1

day OF April. 1915.
Claimant mi as Witnesses: Mrs.
Rose q. Hauie, OF Albuquerque. New
Mexico; Annie Nolslar. Of Albuauer-
que, New Mexico; Louls ~Iiesselden, OF
Albuquerque, New Mexico: Edward
John Maggie. OF Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELoADo,
Rorlsteq.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

Wheai-Moy. ei.sSMs July. tf.13x
Corn-May-7sHc. July. 7BNe.
onts-Mny. b4Nci July. bfNc.
pofk-Moy. tf7.bs, July. $500. .
Lard-May. ti0.25s 1uiy. tf0.67.
RlDs-May, lioi2; July, tfo.fs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
W~ANTED-Agents.

AGENTS-Wanted TO advertise our
goods BY distributing free samples
TO consumer; 30 cents an hour. Write
for full particulars. Favori Products,
1888 White bldg, Dayton. Ohio.
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Denver livestock.
Denver. April Observation-Disclosures
100, steady. Beet steers, te.s0G $50;
cows aud heifers. ss.000e.sO; stock
ors and feeders. 5000 1850; calves,
ss.0e bliss.
Hoes-None.
sheep - Receipts. roo; higher.
lambs, ss.750s.75; ewes. 5000
T.t0.
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Statesmen Wanted


sALEsMEN-whole time or side lire:
40 minutes time pays you $40;
pocket samples; prompt commissions
State territory covered. Elwood Mfg.
Co., Inc. his Michigan Ave. Chicago.
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WANTEp-Main Helm

WONDER 0fI-Quart equals forty
salons gasoline; new product rec.
commended BY oldest automobile man
u~facturers; trial can soc. Competent
men wanted everywhere: exclusive
territory given. Observation-Disclosures
Mfg. Co, Detroit, Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

New York. ApriI t0.--copper. Arm;
clectrolytic. sfs.12M 0t6.2s; casting.
sis.62M Qf5.s7h.
Iron UNCHANGED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

BoARDERs WANTED n whiteom5
springs. Inquire at Bill's shop.
WANTED--Owncrs Of building TO use
Erie Carbon roof Pal St0pH
leaks. lasts five years. UsS Doyoc
ready paint. one gallona covers 400
square feet two coats. Thos. n. KEEL
cher. t0s West Central avenue.
WANTED-Two or three modern fur
nished rooms, close IN. by healthy
people. Box 9gs. Herald.
WANTED wish to meet flrst-clasl
automobile repair man who would
like 20 open repair and sale shop with
me. Address q. r. G.. are Herald.
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~ NO1ANk VT HahtAA-s
No. 0aG6.
In the District Court OF the County OF
Bcrnaiillo, State OF New Mexico.
Jesus Romero. as acting sheriff Of the
County of Bernalillo. and as trustee
under a deed Of trust executed by
NJ. r. Myers, August 9Th. 1919. and
Fred scholle. plaintiffs.
W.
NJ. +. Myers. r.. l.. Grose, aE trustee,
and Olivia q. Grecnleaf.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF a judgment
and decree made and entered on tho
14th day OF January, A. ID. 1915. In
the above entitled action made by the
District Court In and fer the County
OF Bernalillo and State OF New Mex
leo. wherein The above named plain
tins did obtain judgment against the
above named defendant NJ. +. Myers
In tho sum OF Nine Thousand Mine
Hundred Eighty.seven and 67-i0O
dollars (s9,9S7.GT) with interest COM
puted and TO be computed as provid-
ed In said Judgment and decree until
paid, together with the sum Of Nine
Hundred soyc7ty-nlne Dollars and g.
700 Dollars (s979.ts) as attorneys
g q Tor the plaintiffs attorney ana
the sum OF Ton Dollars Oi0.0O} az
fee for the trustee herein named and
the fees Of =. +. MeCanna, receiver
Of the rents and profits on the prem
ises hereinafter described. the amount
OF which fees are TO be determined
by the court before the sale hcrini
together with all OF the costs Of this
action accrued or 20 accrue and tht
expense of the sale 81 the properti
hereinafter described and ordered
sold.
I. the undersigned, appointed a.
special master by the said court q
make the sale OF the property here.
matter described 90 satisfy the sale
judgment and decree. fees. costs. ex
penses and allowances IN pursuance
Of and IN obedience 10 the aaid judR.
ment and order OF sale on Tuesday
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NOTICE FoR ppBLICATIoN.

Department OF the interior. United
States Land Office at Santa Fe. New
Mexico. March 10. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Ramon
Ortega. OF Albuquerque. n. NJ. who.
on March end, 1910, MADE Home
stead Application 40. Oi27ss. for
VIZ SEN and EM swh section 2s.
township 9N. ans tE. y. NJ. r.
meridian. has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make nve-year proof, To es-
tablish claim To the Nrd abave de-
scribed, before George Il. Craig,
az. S. commissioner. at Albuquer-
que. N. NJ, on May 3. 1915.
Claimant anne as witnesses: Pedro
n. TaFtaglia. Manuel sedillo. Jacobo
.Apodaca, Alfredo ApOcaca. all OF Al
buquorque. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque,
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New YORK. Aprn io.-MercantiIe
paper. az per cent.
Bar silver. 5OMc,/
Mexican dollars. sSc.
Government tonds steady; railroad
bondH. strong.
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Eleln. III, April fo.-nuttor-100
tabs sold a. asMc; 50 al soMc; IT'S
at 81 Ne.
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steel Tonnage.
New York. April i0.-The unni'ed
tonnage OF the United states steel
corporation on March 81. totaied A.
255,7f9 tons. a decrease Of aS,G22
tons from February.
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Khnaaa Clsy. April i0.-Dutter
Gags and poultry unchanged.
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WANTEp-Female Eeln

DO EASY. PLEASANT CoL0RlNG
Work az home. good pay; no can
wasting; no experience required. Write
Gleason Wheeler Co., a37 Madison.
Chicago.
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FREE TO ANY woMAN-usauuful
f2-pleca dinner set FOR d%lstributlne
only 3 doz cnkos Of completion soap
FREE. No money or experience
needed Tyrreli Ward, 2te Institute
Place, Chicago.
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LADfES-Immediatcly. Home work
evenings, addressing. folding cir
culars. etc; s. per Loco. no schemn.
no ca~nvassing; excellent opportunity;
enclose stamp. Erina Specially Co
Toronto. Ont. =
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Lost.
Misoellaneons


FREE-ro every housewife Vacuum
Washing Machine; no canvasslnx %
work % DO. Write for particulars
Gfibben Advertising Aseney. Box s1t,
beaumont. Tex
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you ana in favor Of the plaintln will
be entered ana plaintln viii Apply 70
the court for the relief prayed for Ia
said complaint.
Attorney for piainlin Is James r..
Moore, once and ~posteiice address AZ
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
(Seai) A. r.. WALKER,
~ Clerk q District Court
THos X, D. MADISON, Deputy.