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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
GERMAN CASUALTIES
IN APRIL SAID TO
BE NINETY THOUSAND

London MAY ~ 81 u. g. M An
Official British cStIunat" oi German
casualties In Arrl issued here tudit
places the total 90 'l.lG.. The mum.
h,r of German casualties since the
beginning OF he war is given a. o..
N2e.u1H
These figures were given In the fol.
lowing statement
"ioruuu casualties exclusive" u'
corrections were reported during th'
month 81 Npr.l. lHlG. lS follows.
Killed ur dIrd OF wounds li.t5s.
died of sickness 71'. prisoners
.ael. missing 6-li "NroiN wound
ed Ii55t. wounded. i00l slghtN
wounded. 3s,sts, wounded. remain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Directors Of Local 0rganiza-
tions Pass Resolution Call
ing on Employers to Save
Positions for Guardsmen.
MONSTER MEETING IS
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Ovation to Be rendered Citi.
zen Soldiery Before Their
Departure for the Border
Early Tomorrow.

At \ O'Clock this evening the ciu-
Xens ui Albuquerque VIII gather al
the national guard Hrtnury to CIV" TN"
Albuquerque companies scnd-oit
The meeting was called this afternoon
by tn. Commercial club. Two thou
sand hand bills Worc sent out to
every section OF the city calling tn"
citizens together At Z 80 o'clock the
nr" whis,l. Will blow and the bells IN
the city will ring as a signal for the
meeting
Tn. Indian school band viii be
upon the streets and u possible the
two locni companies Will march from
First street to the armurN before the
meeting begins. Prominent speaker
win have a few words To- say regard
ing the importance ui the occasion
All citizens are being urged to come
out and show that Albuquorque
spirit
The two local companies Will leave
early tomorrow morning, according I,
the latest advices. Recruiting IL goo
ing ON al the armury and II recruiting
officer viii bo left her. until both
companies. are up to fun strength, "a.
I 'flilft'b nl'I.
The Commercial club and Retail
Merchants association have united II
call To- all local business men to hold
/ open tot national suardsm.n TIA" pc
siiiuns vacated by their answering the
call Of III. president to so To- IA" front
| fh" appeal ~ mad" ia ne following
resolution, which wa pas'd at a ~l'
'ial meeting called fur the purpose
/ today
Whereas, the national guard ui Ncv
Mexico has been called out to d.ten,
| the stat. border aud the people oi
! New Mexico living near that border
! from depro dations and
Whereas. the citizens uf Nlhudu.r
uu. ar. but "a part ana parcel ui IN,
commonwealth and population of Ia,
state which the national guard are I,
serve. and
Whereas, the other communities o
! the stat. are recruiting their com
| ranies 20 fun strength with the as
/ sistancc of the citizens generally. an,
Whereas. the Albuqu.rdu" compa
ni.s ar" d"siruus of going tu the bor
der recruited to their fun strength
. lhl Inv kl'lN ~ hIh WV
4 state. and
Whereas one 81 the imp.dim-nts II
the way ui securing recruits ~ th'
/ tact that many ui tH' Young men Il.
4 sirin. To- enlist al, backward abuu
doing So without AN assurance tina
their positions viii be- open To then
/ upon their return to Albuquerque.
Sow, therefore b. II resolved by th,
. commercial club aud IA. Retail M"r
chants association of Alpuqucrdu'
that these organizations cdll upon th'
business men ot IN" city who haN. .m
pluyes desiring tu culiHt to assure sal,
employee that their positions viii h
upen to them upon their return from
ia" border aud that their position
and interests win not suffer ia cas-
they oncr their services To- their yuuu
try at this time when they are nrcd-I
for tn" protection ui the lives am
homes of our fellow citizens
tSign"dl
CLARK VI CARR,
Pres. chamber uf Commerce,
sol WELLER,
Pres. Retail Merchants Assn
iGtY ROGERS.
ROY McppNALD.
Directors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
ESTHER CLEVELAND TO
TEACH SOLDIERS WHO
ARE BLINDED IN WAR

philadrluhu NuH ln. Miss Esther
Cleveland. daughter Of the lat" presi-
dent Be- studying a syttcm OF alpha
h"urli instruction ~ me Penusyl'uuit
Institution f.I the Instruction uf the
q nd iu tn, ut, to prepare herself
iu teach soldier. who have lost their
ryv.ish' Iu thr European war Sh"
plans O" saii f.r France uud work IN
thr American hospital nt Neudly upon
IA, completion ut her course.
Miss cleveland has already quail
fled a. an expert nurse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
WOMEN ATTEMPT TO
PREVENT I. H. c. MEN
FROM ENDING STRIKE

IhIVueO, May TO NoNIIN 4 IhUU+
sand women gathered with the pick
citing strikers az the Mccormick plant
oi the international Harvester COM
pnuy today IN in effort tu reclaim
strikers who were returning 10 work.
several lights were broken up hN
the police after arrests were made
officials ot the company said that hs
additional strikers had returned tu
work every department was IN uprr
alton.
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Air Scout Puts
Columbus Fears
At Rest Today
Rumor-Disturbed Night Ends
with Reconnaissance by
Captain Dodd, who Fails to
Find Menacing Troops.

Columbus y Nj MAY TO Pears
begotton IA q rumor-riddcu night were
niSht made hy captain r T. DOdd ut
the army aero rurpH DuTing IA"
night stories became current M the
streets aud on the military rescfva
,ion that 3 500 Carran2a soldier Were
marching on Columbus aud thar Gen
ertI p"rsh,ug's rear rutrd had h""u
atia. k"d Machine gun" w"r" muHui
od .u som" parts OF the camp aud
soldiers kept close to their ttrri.k
To investigate. captain podd noN
over territory seventy five mile. tu
the south upd west of Columbus H."
reported .'oius me- M"Niran soldiers
ana that ah Wa qut"t iloug IA"
American lIu"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
THIRD OF REVENUE
OF GOVERNMENT Is
FROM LIQUOR TRADE

luulst ill' ku. May lN. tu'-ihit
of IN, federal ru''rnmcnts re-. "uuo
IN l'li W1. derived from me liquor
industry. declared Secretary Joseph
Dollar tuda' W hls annual report tu
the twenty .'Ir,i annual convention ui
tn. National Whnlcsal" Liquor Deal
ers' Association of America IN session
here
The per capita consumption ui
liquors 100 On, United states for som.
years hts remained stationary, ne as
serted while the porrapna tncrcas" of
sohri"t, has increased - Thousand
fold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10

These added fu itusr reported u
previous months including cor.",
tuus reported iu Nprl 1910 brug
th, totals reported iu German uin.IuI
lists since the beginning ut the Va
tu. Killed OF died uf wounds asa t,..
died ui sickness ii.7-r. prisoner.
l35.tPN, missing l9tugt severely
wounded. Jsa.,lt. wounded. a1tGgs
s21. missing 6.2lt severely wound
remaining with units ll7p,b To.
tai l.S22.U7'
These nsuro. include an German
nltioUiliti"s rrussitus. BtNar.lu.
SaSuus aud Wurtemburgers They $50
incluh" naval or colonial troop,
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SOCIAL WORKERS OF
COUNTRY MEETING IN
INDIANAPOLIS TODAY

IndIanapoIIs1 md, Nav TO "In-
dinnapolis was filled today with social
workers from all parts of IA" United
states Canada and cuba. who are
here for the fortN third annual meet
ing OF the national cuntoronc" of
charities and corrections which Viii
open with a general scssiun tonight.
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HOME so HIT\RN Defends
POLICY DI II\ttJTI<G LEADERS

London Nuy 90. B.3s = M / Re
p!yiug 90 tho protests which have
been mad. IN the lnsi few d,ys
against the putting to death of lea
"rs of IA" lriSh rebellion. Robert sam %
uel IA" home secretary saln today
that m" government would have been
guilty of uupardupunir Weakness Il II
had not melted out stern punishment
10 IA. guilty The uuh.. might rest
assured. Mr samuel added that
neither IA" government nor the mi
Uttry iuthuritI"e had ans intention ~
adopting q pulirs of Wholesale rrus"-
ou'lurs.
Mr samuel though, u would h'
found ih" number 81 cases % which
n was necessary tu enforce the eN-
tr"mc penalty was nearing nu end II
indeed the end had not already been
reached
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Prizes Offered
For Records On
Chicago Track
Thousand Dollars will be Civ.
en- Maker of New Worlds
Record for two Miles; ST.
500 for l20 Miles an Hour.


Chicago. Man 30 Announcement
was mad. today bs David T. Reid.
president uf the chicago Speedway
Park association of two prizes ut
f"rcd ia automobile driver. amounting
to $500. one Thousand dollars viii
be- gl, en the driver who beats
present words record !ur iWu miles
II IN" new record ls ser Yu the ep,"d
way track, aud slauu viii 40 80 the
first driver to circle the twu-mii' track
In less than one minute.
The recognized world. record VA
made on the Bruoklauds tNu and
thr""-guarters mile track ly Chasagn'
IN 1914 He drove lls' miles it
hour. Tn" local tracks record u
lli" miles an hour. made by oliiIeld
IN 1918. 'nofficidi timing gave K'sta
credit for - miles IN practice,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Aeroplanes Get
Much Food Into
Besieged 7oun
Mail and Military Stores and
$4,000 Pounds of Edibles
Taken to Kut-el.Amara by
Airmen. Is Report.

IUndUu NaV no = 30 p NJ HTlI'
i~h a"ropianes dropped $500" pounds
uf food IA addition to- mail ana m,ll-
tary stores, IN kul ~ Amara, h.tw", u
April II and 80 This effort to re
loN" the hunger ui the bosioged gar
risun. which subsequently surrendered
To- the Turks. was told uf IN the house
uf commons today hy Harold q Ten.
uant. parliamentary d"r.secrotar>
for war.
During the siege Of kui II Amara
Tenant said. only one British aero
plane was brought down 10y the Turks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
uIWRI>t. SAYS NN ui>t,WN
II MORNING. ~NsNytIltN

santa Fr. y NJ May To-. That he
Wa pleased a. the smpo;hncss with
which the machinery OF mobilization
was Wurking, ana that all was Sati--
factory iu this regard. was the state
meni Of Adiutant General Harry Y
H"rrur thiS afternoon General Her
Ilng said however that hc was not
pleased with the siowucss with which
u.rd"d Tr,urits wcr" being obtained
"a" declared he expected every com
PAM go show up with ITS full strength
uf 60 men ai the concentration points
tomorrow
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I,aN COMPANIES 10 60
WITH coon t\RDt INt <JS

puth the locnl cumpauirs g aud /.
WI gu tu the iront with good en-
Iu,lmruts. Notwithstanding the it,'
that T.. company only lately was under
process of reorganization
"G' company with the men 1t 'N-
poets tu pick up from points ia the
,intc where they nov are. will take at
least sixty men To the front Last
uurh' ~ reported thtrty.twu men here
and read, to 60 ano later Ina m. even
ing aud an day today u,her members
hu,, boon reporting In person or hy
telephone or telegraph. The company
has ample equipment for an iis men.
4 company reported thirtN two
men last nisht also. ANA has haI a
number report to-day ana later last
nigh, It probably w.n have forty
n,. men when u leaves u M" morn
ing
POSTERS calling Tor men to gu 10 the
border haN. been put up hN the focal
national gunrd officials Hud "NrrN
thing possible has been don" to stim-
ulat, recruiting pthcrrs are az IN.
nrmory au the time io rcc"iy" apph-
cations swear IN recruits ana ISSUE
u.rdrd equipment Th.ngs a." going
ahead IN = busires-liEc way ana th"r,
b. lttlc confusion.
A. fast as recruits are enlisted and
'uulpprd they ar" put tu work dril'
huE under sergcauls ana yurpural'
ana the armorN rcsuuud"d today t.
"a. commands of Officers teaching
the "ruolies" how tu march. hold
their rifles aud go through Nariou'
mluruNcrs.
\ large number of older men, wh'
uu not want tu enlist unifl imtn"di
uirlt h"fore the expedition leaves
are expected to ouroN tonight
Recruiting viii go un after tn
troops leave here, and Htll continue
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NRIIO> TROOPS WiiL.
MOVE IIttI\N MORNING.

truup movement Viii start Friday
muruiug The entire guard Boz expect
.d to b, ,nnhlzcd AZ Douglas hl Sat
uidat IN. FHgstan company will
roach Phoenix Thursday muiu.ug
IN. southern rnmpauIc- Will loiu the
tfuup trains en- rout, Munitions ana
,Iu4pmrui are brlus ns-rWbi"d under
n,a,, guard. Two recruiting s"ntiou~
h.f,. ir,. receiving mauN applicants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
ROYAL COMMISSION Will
PROBE IRISH Ri.HIIIiO<

London MAY Announcement
was made today Of the appointment
~ royal commission 10 invoatiEnte
the IRISH rebellion The members OF
the commission are parou Iiard.uEc
former yiccroy of India, Justice Sir
Montague Shclrmnn and STR Mackcu.
z'o Chalmers former permanent AN.
rr-secretHry OF stat" for the home
department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
TROOI's LEAVE Ioi,T
cEORt.I WRIGHT TO-DAY

spokane. wash. May 10 The
Third battalion uf th, Fourteenth in
funtry. stationed uf Fort George
Wright. ontiained tuIlF for service on
IN. Mexican border The II officers
and 3s5 men In m" hutnlion expect
10 leave the fort thiH norning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
CAMP FOR
NRTIuI.ERYNt\ POSTPONED

Junction City Kos MAJ 10 Tn"
camp of instruction for officers and
nou-commissioned officers of IN,
militia ncld artillery. rom Colorado
Missouri and Kansas which was
scheduled 10 bc held At Fort Riley
from June 20 June -. has been
called on. II was announced here to-
dan Tn. officers will go to Toby
hanna Pa instead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
TROOPS LEAVE N\\'OtNER
EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.

Vancouver, wash. May 10 order
were received TODAY AT Vancouver
barracks Tor the headquarters ANA
SECOND battalion ui tne THenty first
united states infantry to proceed To-
Yuma. Ariz., and for me First bn,tal.
ION to 20 to Nogalrs NriI only On"
company of the First .uttalion IL here.
tn, other three COMPANIES being ~
san Diego The TROOPS VIII l.av" 10.
morrow morning
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ALBANIAN CLANS TO
CEASE BLOOD FEUDS
FOR HALF A YEAR

Perrin MtH o. iNH London MAJ
l0p according to Dispatch from
S.uiJrl thu chiofs ui all the Albania
CLANS iu u meeting there, huN, voted
unanimously to suspend fug SIX
months the custom of blood Nrn-
goaurr Blood fcuds have been uul-
vershl IA ALBANIA for centuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
Noit,iIZ \IJO> OF TENt%
81 NRD 10 END TOMORROW

Iln NnIunIO. T"NV MlN IN M"UT-
uy1uuu ct ~. Texas militia dt For
Stm Houston should Dee practically
completed h, tomorrow night accord
ing Goo announcement Al department
h.a,luuart.rs The first oi the urFun-
Ilnt.nu, viii begin arriving tomorrow
,nntn.ng and others viii follow
throughout the dny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
LAST IORCEs DRAWN
FROM SEATTLE STATION

seattle. Wash. MaN i0.-The sec
ond battalion and head Iuatt.rs of the
Fourteenth infantry reeiment, sta
toned AT Fort Lawtuu, In this city.
have been ordered Go depart tins ait
rrnouu Tor Douglas. Nriz., TOR "eN-
tended field service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
NORMAN HAPGOOD IS
SUED HEAVILY BY
HARRY LANE WILSON

Washington, May 10. Henry Lane
Wilson former ambassador to Mexico
brough, s3au.ouo libel ~uu today
IN the local courts against Norman
iiapgood. the puhlishor Mr. Wilson
bases his suit on publications regard
ing the Mexican situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
ACTIVITY DECREASES
ON THE vERDUN FRONT

Iaris MAY 10 (2 80 p NJ ActlN-
IT'S on IN" Nerdun front har decreased
according 10 IN" statement given out
hy tho war office tins afternoon Nr.
tilery action Yves, OF the Mous, va
iess pronounced and east ct th, river
sas uuly Intermittent
Nu plia.k un French TRENCHES u'
tween ihr pI-c ana IA. Assn. wt- re.
pulsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-10
LORD LIEITENNNT on
IRELAND RESIGNS TODAY

London May 10 ,5s53 y. nj. THE
marquis OF Crew'. announced Ia the
house - lords today that Baron VIM
borne. lord lieutenant of ireland had
resigned
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NOTICE.

Notice II hereby given that the un-
dcrsipncd was by order of the pistrict
Court for Bernalillo county, New Mex
leo. named ~ special master and III
rcctcd to seel the north % = feet 90
Lots one %. Two ca, Three 60 anl
-Four ca, an in Block lcitcred X
of the Atlantic and Pacific Addition e.
the City OF Albuquerque, New Mexico
together with all a"ppnrtonancos there
on. under and by virtue Of "A certain
Judgment and decree rendered IN
cause No. i0iS2 wherein Bruno J.,
Di.ckmann was h plaintin ana
| Percy T. iinwloy, ct ais, were defend
ants, To satisfy a judgment therein
recovered against Percy J. Hawley
and Helen IIawley, his wife, for the
aum Of eighteen hundred dollars with
interest thereon from Nov, 1sth, 1874
until paid at the rate ~ eight per cent
per AMMAN. to'rthcr with an attor'
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ney's fee of one hundred uincty-thrce
dollars twenty cents. n q trustee :
Tee of Eve dollars, and all costs of said
suit including the cost of this sale.
which judgment and decree vas rem
dercd IN said cause on the 24th day
of September. 1915.
Ana therefore the said premises VIII
be offered FOR sale 10 The highest bid
der. Tor cash ~ hand, at the front
door of the B.ru,lillo county cour,.
house i'm old Albuquerque. Sew Mex
leo, ON the 9TH day Of February. 1915
NJ !" hour of ten q. IN to satisfy ~,
said Judgment nud decree and costs
Tine name Of the attorney FOR thu
plaintiff U.s. Joan r. Stmms and M
postuth,o address is i,-ls Barnett
building, Albuquerque. Now Mexico.
y. g.. SIMMS.
Special Master
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The Markets


New York. Jan Rise in quoted
stock valucs today was based iarg,.S
"1 the utlici of a speedy solution oi
existing 'tn'rvu"'. with Germany.
Extensive short covering accelerated
10" advance. which was led by United
states steel nlthouph tina stock mad,
FAR less hcldwu, ihan Mexican pctrul.
cum American smelling aud Ana.
Cuudo copper Hrutt taking followed
0 v ujtan,. causing .puto material
declines Trading fen away in M,
nuil hour Tho closing was irrcauiar
Bonds were irregular uu' ANGLO.
French ave- Wogr steadily absorbed
attaining The new hiFh guuJat ~ fu.
th, ut,srut mnNcmout OF 91
American Su-ar Gcuulur tl,1
American Tel and Tel i.tf
A~uacoieda go p.
Ntchis1u, lOit,
thluo Copper 5tt
lpspirhtiou Copper. a.
Nurthcm Pacific lfbh.
Heading. N2A
southern pacirc. lu3I.
u,on Pacific 1884, a
United states steel pfd. IA
United states Steel. common, S7t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
LAS vEGANS BELIEVE
N FE PLANS BIG
IMPROVEMENTS THERE

East Las Vegas. ~ NJ. jan s.
FolloN NJ the visit Of General Man
.ager Fred e. Fox and other officials
Of the Santa Fo here this week, thc
'rumor has been atlnat that the rail-
WAY was planning extensive improve
mcnts here. Mr. Fox declined To- Civ,
any information bou tins, saltnH
the annual budget for improvements
soon would he made
The rumors hav II that the ruau
Contomplitcs the erection OF a large
roundhouse and improved shops, an'
that plans for these already have been
drawn up.
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Denver Jan Cattle Receipts.
600. unrkot strong Beef steers. yG.-
fr1 go. COWS ana hcIicrs. 81. 90 n C.a5,
stockcI. and feeders. ti.5u1 t.2i.
calves. 5000 10. 3D..
Hoss Receipts. 500; market s;rpue.
Top. 5000. bulk. S"3iHG %.
sheep - E'Coints. none: market
.trprgor
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New Work Nouc,,

New YORK. ian. Sc Mercantile
paper 3Iah per cent
~tcrlinL SiNtS-duy bills. san, de-
maud Si7G; cables, si56A.
iiar ril,,r 56t,c.
Mexican dollars. i3hC.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad binds. irregular
sterling was heavy In the later deal.
ngs. demand r,Icting To- si1aN AN,
cables tu SiTGi
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7.os. usht. ss.5o0e so: hca,,.

$4,000 7.o5. light. ss.5o0eSo. heavy.
$685. 3.l5.
cattle Receipts t0o head. market
steady. native beef steers. S6.30M
$50 western steers. fd.35 sic,
COWS. s3to0> .f0. calves. S5.oot'
1913.
sheep ecoipts i."0O head mar
Eot steady; wothcrs. 80 roH ,.je,
lambs. - OUMtU.4D.
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Kansas city. Jan. s.. UoRs-t;c-
cc.pts. 5000. lower. Iulk. tGGou
G.sl. heavy. 81. SO "a $50. Light. $3.50 "a
G.1l, pigs. S~i.2imG.25.
castle Receipts, 100, steady Prime
crd steers. $S.50m 400. dressed POO Z
steers. $G15HN.25. western steers,
81 ouN s.-u. calves. SG.ouU 900.
sheep Receipts. 800. stor l.,
Lambs. ts25H1O.lO. ycarIinr., S,.,i
HN.1a. Wvthcrs. So 5ud ga.
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Ncw York. Jan. The cope
market continued firm with quotations
ranging from about SOB - to s1i-'
for clcotrnlytic.
iron. unchanged.
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Kansas city. jan N-Buttcr -
Crcamciy, 38c; hrsts. Ste. seconds
zoe; packing stock, iHc.
tggs-- Firsts. 21,i seconds, zoe.
Poultry Hens, 13c; turkeys, We,
%splingcrs, l3c,
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Agents.

Not QUICK Auton ollie gasoline goo.
ing up. Sell Ga.p-Touic Equals
gasulin@ ~ 30 % illon. eliminates
carbon. Dollar an noun proht. sales
guaranteed white Ntfg. Co, pcp'. 10
cincinnati. -.
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NOTICE OF

Olht9, q, 22Ij.
Department OF tho interior. United
states Land ofnce. santa Re. New
Mexico. Nov. 20. 1915.
To william !. Dowdoll of sol South
ith street, ~Albuquerque. n NJ, Con
testce.
You are hereby notified t,al George
snllic. who gives Albuquerque. y. VI ,
as his %po.tofnce address. did on oct.
IL, 1915. file IN this office MS duly'
~corrohora'cd apple. on To- contest
and secure the eat citation OF your
Homestead Entry No. . Serial No.
OlbJI, made Sept ~. 1905. Tor NEt
Section 80. Township 10 y, Range
I T., y NJ L. MeridrFn n as
grounds for his contest ne alleges that
said entryman william Dowdell has
abandoned said tract for more than
six months last past and that no part
or II is occupied or cultivated or used
IN any manner by said entryman or
any ore for him.
You are, therefore, further notified
that The said allegations Will oe taken
as confessed. and your said entry will
be cancelled, without further night to
be heard, either before this offce or
on appeal, II you fail TO file IN his
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication OF this notice. as
shown below. your anwser. under
oath, specifically responding 70 these
allegations Of contest. together with
due proof that you have served n
copy Of your answer on the said con-
testant either In person or hy regis
tered mail.
Won EhANll "a -. go. $500.
the name Of the ~postofnce 10 which
you desire future notices 10 be sent
To you.
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Sew York, Jan -Cotton-Spot
steady. middilng upinuds. 1890 Ssles,
400 bales.
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Chicago, jan. g. Hogs Receipts
3I,O0O head. market slow, Zoe under
yesterdays average, bulK of sales,
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Elgin, m. Jan S-Buttor, l6S tiOs
at go cents. 3iu tubs az - cents,
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