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The sun., 1916-11-21
BANKER SELLS LONG Is. ACRES.

Pease r Gilman have sold for
francis l.. Hine the Seaman farm at
East Norwich. l.. !. IL Ia one Of the
highest points In the section n COM
mands a view Of Long Island Sound.
II Is opposite the estates of Sterling
Postley n Guernsey Curran. The
purchaser is Frank c. u. Page, vice
president Of 4. w. Bllrs Company. who
has also acquired a few acres Of the
Mitchell farm adjoining.
The sun., 1916-11-21
AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

STH Ay. 1871. :Sxioo. 9 story bldg and
store-B l. HalliGan ast Patrick Ions
81 al: partition; to Margaret n Long. a
18TH st. it&-l&s W. <txs3sx irreg: 6 sty
loft and store--A II Levy ast ChAs I
wein''sin ~ CO e, a.; due. s';sst:si:
Der 4.
ID AVE. llA7. sox7o.i 4 story limit and
store-Emigrant Ind Saw Bank sgt David
steigerwaid ct al: due. eiG.i3tSS; taxes.
&C. esoi-Se; t. the plaintiff ..... .eis.see
BY Arthur c.. Sheridan.
Sisr ST. Is e. 3il0xSe.s. I story Bldg
Aoatress Realty Co agt p 3 Rignsy At
s s1i e mt. ssss ~, s:,. .ii:.,at;ki $50; tsMs;;
The sun., 1916-11-21
CALIFORNIA CO. nnxrs MERE.

william A. White 4 Sons, With L.
Porrino. have leased the store and base
ment at 1sS and 1sS Wooster street to
the Ciocca-Lombardi Wine Company Of
San Francisco. Cal.
J. Arthur Fisher has leased 10 De-
lachs 4 Scupa the store. basement and
ear building At 3lS West Thirty-elghth
street for 4 cafe and restaurant.
N. 4 l.. Hess have leased the eighth
n ninth hoors In 34-S West Twenty
seventh street to Leipzig 4 Rosenberg.
With Frederick Fox q Co., the eleventh
moor. at 1914 West Thirty-sscond street
to lsaac Samuela.
The sun., 1916-11-21
BROOKLYN DWELLING BUYER.

Daniel II. Jackson has sold to q client
q Wendell SEEKER = plot. &0xl00. south
sde Of Schenectady avenue, 237 feet
aorth Of Avenue o. Brooklyn.
Henry p. Cain has sold les Patchen
avenue. q two family dwelling. for Theo-
lsrs +. Godbold OF Chicago.
Martin A. Ansbro reports the sale Of .
two family brick house At SIS Fifty
ninth street for Clara N. Keckeissen to
client for occupancy.
The sun., 1916-11-21
UNITED REFLECTS BROWNE.

The following officers were elected .,
the annual meeting Of the United Real
Estate Owners Association. held re-
Gently: President. Stewart Browne first
vice-president, Charles w. Eidt: second
vics-president. Henry r. A. Wolf: third
vice-presidsnt. Walter J. Solomon sec.
rotary. Jacob J. Eichner. n treasurer
George A. wheelock.
The sun., 1916-11-21
RECORDED LEASES.
llanhatean.

10th st, <ei-l1 u. All-lnterurban Secur-
Iy Corpa to fsLdors siiverstsin. us Il
iesth ,t. ; yrs from Dec !: isis; atty:
BROADWAY. n " cor vesey st. rear pit
ground door and part b-wiilism v
Aston TO EHchangs Buffet Corpn. 81
yrs from Jan I. 1917; atty. Edw II
Otheman. 81 Nassau st $4,000 to 81, zoe
WEBSTER Az. stss, all Melvin Realty
and constr uction Co to Geo " Kort-.
3iSs Webster Az. and ano. : yrs from
sept 1. 1916: atty. Geo W korte. si5s
Webster Av......
SOUTHERN BoULEvARp, ssii. north
rtore-wm J Williamson ana ano TO
Adoiph Harms. s< T. isist st, 10 yrs
from Dec I. 1916: attys. A weyl a 90
7S Prosject v....,.....3:.< 400 to - SEQ
The sun., 1916-11-21

aS,d%:. !. o:o s:ssi:!; SO iss!s II q;
os ss!ki y Wien a. 4 :. c. : cor o. v s:;' ST. $50 ,:.:s.e
to West Bway-LAwyere Mtg CO TO
way. Bkiyn; address, 81 Liserty
pkRx now. MISUNDERSTANDING: LOAF"
co. trustse, 10 estate Of Evg A Ho.e
man. ass Bway; atty. VIM W iadd. %
,,Ts sT. ss.,, w.uaioa MIG Co TO co.
lHmela Trust Go: % B~ay; attys. he.,,
soT5aai r. !; ~ sss 81 '::v.N tn. Z
Mtg Co to Marx l. Kelley. 2Sss Morris
Az Bronz: atty. Jas l. Clare. iSs
81 NftcAoiXs xv. n v cor isoth ST
Part Rev: atty. Nyron sulsssrssr. 2:
sTM Az. ssi.Iiii. + Co to Tho. i
Kelly. Ni \ Ssth ct; address. iIs
sap ~. s:. see :. "a :v.iou,.. s.issi to
Wash; atty. LAWS 3 0osbei. ii Park
MADISON Xv. is;e-Hy Neesr.ui,n.r and
n.r.eiord,. s,d q c p w stsy..
s,D II, s,i E.H,Se N ss.y and .no.
trustees Sarah Aeinmann. to same: attys.
ms 81
DP0nH.
ARcULARIus PL. n = SOS . Gerard av-
Dousse Wiuoof, Aonux. TO Cow r ma
ieney; atty. a y Nalonsy. sos
LoRINa PL.::. still n is,d .t.smiiiy
u Dusalng. sAtrx. to Union So SAVING
Bank. 20 Union "a; atty. T O r CO. i1s
MONROE Nv. c ri.n,ver:e id.Efnst
Meyer. err. to Union 81 Savings Bank.
se Cnion "a: atty. L T q T Co. $50
LOT: s,i;i:.. M. NOS: E:i:;.5-S ! Trust
Creevy 4 r. 40 wall st. .sioO
LOTS 2s.a1,. map " 7 Catholic Protectors
North N Y Savings 4 Loan Assn Il
REESE Wesp. on Ferry Point I'd: atty. Q J
kali. 0fl Brook v.............. . SO, ooC
LE00ETr Av. " q 100 n Fox st-Theo
Wents to General Synod Reformed
Church In America: atty. l. T at CO
BECK ST. n :. ici.s: Xv 81 john-Law.
yers Mtg Co to ABR ! Pearistein, 30 W
10th ct: attys. A . H Bloch. ~ Nassau
oRiLiAHD ii. iii.7. ID .v-vin,
| ceneo d 0iergio and n to Aurelis
Arsnini Use PTises ct: atty. A N Yu.so.
Lao. 19S Bvay. 1896
had ST, . " Topping sv-ritls Guar 4
Trust CO to Eioiss L b Norrie. Tuxedo
Pask. N Z: atty. T G q I Co. Y,
NoRRis Av. isii-pairict Farley to An,
ME Farley. on Tiffany 1t near Spofort
av; atty. r q q r Co. i7s Bway......s
isaD ST. a e cor linton av-Anna strassei
and ano. adm. to John b waldo. EAs
pishhiii. n Y: atty. T @ q T Co. II,
KELLY 81. ioss.,.x.liy 81 lmpt Co /,
Chss Hoffman. - W seth st: atty, T {
T Co. IT'S $3.50
The sun., 1916-11-21
vANDER1uT LEASE CLOSED.
Art Fara Takes FiffA Ave. Mouse
ERECTED a. mar % Trade.

@ rhhWo Aves haOuUe
" HreeteA A. mar - Trade.
z. 0impei 4 wiidenstein, dealers in
oId paintings and works Of art at cas-
sSttn avenue. are the lsuosss Of the
2wSiins ~ sA7 Fifth avenue, adjoining
tne southeast e OF Fifty-second
strsst. owned BY William X. Vanderbilt.
Lue stofy Of the leasing u this prop
sfty was tola exciusiveiy In tins Sun
sAct week.. n though dsnials were
printed at the time the Cruiksha nix
company announced yesterday that they
: closed the lease. The art Arm which
4 Leased the property viii occupy all
% u Tor their own business. Aitera-
uons viii 30 made similar to those to
20 made to h Plant residences on the
corner adjoining. which has been leased
70 cartier. q jeweller. The Vanderbilt
W 10 a hvc story and basement mar.
oIe structure fronting SIS feet on Firth
avenue. II 10 one Of two houses erected
next to the Union Club BY Mr.. van
derbilt and the late william d. Sloane
when they were hghting to maintain NE
rSsadcntial character Of Fifth avenue
me hrms which have taken the Plant
n Vanderbilt houses have their prin.
ctpal shops In Paris. and II 10 their In.
tsntion to make their Firth avenue "a.
tablishnsnts representative Of French
Art. The dwellings leased are opposite
Inc large Vanderbilt and Sloane resi-.
oencss on the = side of Fifth avenue
The sun., 1916-11-21
To I v IN

Burke Stone has leased for Henry p.
Pulling Of Tuckahoa the new Colonial
residence OF Winter Hin for a term OF
years to l.. NJ. Bradley Of the Motor and
Accessory Manufacturers Of New YOrk /;
for Alfred Blanpain the stucco residence
at 10 Ellison venue. Bronxville Ter
race. to p. H. German.
The sun., 1916-11-21
ZIG BRONX FLAT PLANNED.

The Concourss and 10th Street Conn
psny, Charles Richardson president. has
MED plans through Irving Aar9oh for
me erection " . fve stovy nat on the
!, eaSf side NJ C9rcourse. rs feet north Of
' !loth street, soxSs.S. 1t win cost $780,
eeO.
The sun., 1916-11-21
BUYING ASTORIA FLATS.

The Mathews Building Company has
cold four Of its model mats. b5s. SIS.
Ss5 and $50 Grand avenue. Astoria. to
josephine Rau: also 573 Grand avenue
&c Mary Seiez, and one at the southeast
corner OF Grand and Eleventh avenues.
Astoria, to Anton Weinar.
The sun., 1916-11-21

p1 ss.,. ~; =: ; III. l'': q 1 ;ss.;,iii,:; :. ii.ii:::
Clay av. pr mtg u. sss, Nov IS. due q.
riSpEiY Av. ills ICON q. il
is:I mat, sa ,e Z. =; al. s. "s' :. 3. st SoS SG;
s,tg, Tisis 0ATc: q B.sy; 5000
.s'; I'M ,,rss t. issth :'Hs:a'' Nov Gon 20.
due. 1e. &c per bond; atty, T'ts iso 3
The sun., 1916-11-21
!. McA. LLOYD sUYs AT sYossET

5. A. Warner Baltazxi a sold for
Otto X. Kahn fifteen acres at Syoszet.
on the southwest corner Of the North
Hampstead turnpike. TO Robert AcAilis-
ter Lloyd. This land adjoins the prop
trty OF A. Case Ledyard. Jr.
The sun., 1916-11-21
PLAN MORE bRONx FLATS.

Tho rtroso Construction Company.
fhl'lp KruleS Itch prssident. u having
plans preEayed for three nve story
apartments, with stores, to BE- erected ON
. plot OF ak lots at B0scohci and ShrkS-
S9eass avenues. in to West Bronx The
The sun., 1916-11-21
COL. y. n. LAWRENCE RENTS.

Douglas l. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
Tor the estate of z r. L. Gould 81 West
Ftfty-second street. . four story house,
to Col. Frederick Newbold lawrence.
The sun., 1916-11-21
LIS PENDENa.
~nnhAllnn.

,s.p 1T, ne E-JAmes \ Roosevelt ct al
al Plsnst Realty C. OF g Ioreciosurs
81 msrusssI; atty'. Darlington =
ArrsTERpAM Az. I1ss-J Romains Brown
sSt NsU rAesiss o. a. sfsrse'ssurs 81
,,isT sf. SIT W-Gsorse Haussr ct NJ
sst Mary r siinEernann ct al tsmended
foreclosure Of mortsaSel; a'ty' Z Arsna,'
rHERRY ST, Ns-Robsrt. Carter ast
i...i aeids:,. e :. n1rss,o'ur' Of
nnooK Az, " .. Use n i1eth st-.Resins
tcsvaltsrs aSt Lydia L Dccles q 9 !fcrv-
ciesure q mertSaSel; atty. . II oeidinS.
The sun., 1916-11-21
z

all year home; owner cannot occupy; stx
large rooms and bath: open fireplace and
living room all very latest improvements:
model gas n with hot waite! attach.
ment; large plot. 1000 %: IT,. abundance
OF shrubbsry; price 1850. worth $500;
1900 cash, balance very easy terms: 40
minutes from city. II. OWNER. SN W.
34th ST.. y. Y. City.
The sun., 1916-11-21
CORRECTION.
MeehAnirs' llens.

klNGSBRlDGE ROAD. o. between Uni.
versity and Webb avs. ssIso-John =
owners: Aetna Concrete. co. con
tractors 1850
The sun., 1916-11-21

East l2sth STREE,
An undivided One-fourth part OF this prop.
erty Is subject to II mnrtEHgs OF s., 500. 90,
with interest thereon irun MAY JTd. 1915.
Dated. November IAN, 1915,
ARTHUR l.. HURLEY, Referee,
ROBERT j. CIIHANE, Attorney for Plain.
tins. 10 Wall street. borough ot Man
haitian, City OF Sew York.
The sun., 1916-11-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name And address of ender's at
torney.D

t0rney.D
ALLEN ST. n ~ .. being lot 500. map
estate James Deiahcey-Hyman 4 George
Rosenblum and Isadore solomon Ham
meis. ~ Y. 10 Isaac Goldman. II 4 s5th
s; atty. Of record. J T Durham. -
Howard ST.. %. 500
18th st. al E-Camillo and Concetta
Cbriacco TO kath Elias. 40 r 5:d 81;
.wy' Louis " o''sr~ei' zoe s s.S
ATTORNEY ST. N-Jos and Flora Solo
mon to Isaac Oshlas. Lyndhurst. n ];
The sun., 1916-11-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAnhaffan-

WATER ST. AIN, and Coenties slip. I to
ll-American Elevator CO agt Joseph
Morrsli ct 81. Feb ~. 1913. .S752s5
BROADWAY. 75s-GiAasman Bros agt
Aaron RAbino~ts ct al. Feb II.
The sun., 1916-11-21
BROKER INCREASES STAFF.

Charles +. Noyes Company ~announc
that Allen II. Jo~ssslyn. Until recently
with Edward J. Hogan. and Walter A.
Vaughn. formerly OF the law once Of
Nash 4 Jones. have Joined its ~organisa-
tion.
The sun., 1916-11-21
BROKER IN lATm ST. SALE.

sN - oAe>1s
J. Clarence Davies negotiated the sale
Of so and see West Fourteenth street
for the Depositors Assets Corporation to
the International Real Estate Company.
recorded yesterday.
The sun., 1916-11-21

$40 A MONTH buys nne. weil.loeated
make nice living; within easy distance of
city; good house and enough land for poul-
try and vegetables. Further Information.
write FARM. boz ia Sun ofhes.
The sun., 1916-11-21
$3.50 PER MONTH

Buy. my artistic bungalow. 8 rooms. bath.
ali modern improvements: full cellar. heat.
running water, gas. electricity. large plot
near station: oyster Bay DIVISION: must be
sold at once. small hrst payment. GREAT
BARGAIN, box l3a Sun ofhce.
The sun., 1916-11-21

ROsELLE-House, new. Z rooms, bath.
ell improvements; electricity and gas: To-
Gated within IS minutes OF New York.
MODERN. ibe Sun.
The sun., 1916-11-21

BatIshed JudGments.
(First, debtor second. creditor date nledD
il. isis ,n70
Donaldson, George H., and N. Peter
w~edin-Centul Consumer Wine 4
liquor 60, Inc. Oct. II, 1915 ....... SI. 80
IS. is,s........."....1...".,... i.ss. os
Gavey. WIN. S.-M. =. Lewis, April -.
Isls bo. "
0cs. !. isiS. l.css 7,
The sun., 1916-11-21
xEw snnsrr ssAL EsrAr. ron sALl

o. NV wAT SoRH oa:r: q .ssss TX . q
former prices choice homesites at MORSE
esS5; oSAMrwooD. k a:o J.:. ElD az:
. aun6sr Of tive family w~orkinfmsa's
homes ~ Hudson Heishts. New JerSsy:
rhess prices are recognized as unparalleled
0sspSftiss. All within . ave cent fare some.
11tfes O~uarsatssd. Liberal TERM FSs
further Information addrses y.
care o. Bastias Ds1t. u Broadway. New
The sun., 1916-11-21
4
TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of Arst part.)


~ DeWatoWa.
fSouth Of Fourteeneh street.)
100 o Grand st. q strip, 1xlie-Mary NJ
e. John Aunis to VIM n Sage. Bronx
VILE, y Y. ct 81. q c. Nov Z; address,
FoRsYrH 81. I'D. sS, ioxieo-Rose MARI
70 Julius Limits, as Audubon av. mtg
Sis.ieo. part. all liens. Nov 10; etty;
ELDRfD0E st. ssS. 3sxiee-Anten
Schwarts to Title Salon. 1890 Bway. q
G, Nov is; attys. wentworth. L q q. g
i.TH ST. sii.is W. 'toiioi.iI irr,s-Ds:
Bc.i,or. Assets corpn. 10 iaterns'iona
IS; atty. Lawyers Title q T Co. ise
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

fering with acute nervous trouble,
passed away last night at 8:15. The
deceased was born in France 48 years
ago. For IL years past he had been
the priest stationed at Park View.
For years previous to this he was
secretary to Archbishop Chappelle, of
the Santa Fe diocese. His only rela-
tive in the United States is his sis
ter, who was his housekeeper dur
ing his pastorate at Park View. A
wire from Archbishop Pitval of Santa
Fe instructed the Goodman Under
taking company to forward the body
to that city. 1t will be accompanied
by Father Christman. The sister of
the deceased will meet the body at
Chama, but will not accompany 1t
to its destination.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
Preparing to Claim Honor.

The High school boys who are ac-
tive in athletics are working hard
in anticipation Of the spring field
meet, which will probably be held in
Aztec this year. If they prove the
winners they will cinch the cup Of
fered by the Elks, the requirements
being the highest number Of points
for three consecutive years. Our
High school boys have captured the
honors for two years, and are making
every possible effort to win this year.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
An Explanation.


Any home merchant who isn't
awake and fails to tell the people
about his wares, should read this
startling statement made by the man.
ager of big Chicago mail order
house recently: eve have a bureau
whose duty it is to read each week
the country papers. There is not a
newspaper of any consequence in our
trade territory We do not get. The
bureau looks over these papers and
when we find town where the mer-
chants do not advertise in the local
papers, we Immediately flood that
country with our catalogs. 1t always
brings results far in excess of the
same effort put forth in territory
where the local merchants use their
home papers,"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

Occasionally person comes to the
front and insists that the little scrap
ping nation of Japan would like to
get into fight with the United
States.
The growth of the little island
nation and her preparation for war
has alarmed some of our citizens, but
when one stops to consider all the
conditions surrounding the Japanese
nation and those surrounding the
American nation it does not seem
that there should be any serious con-
Germ of mind in this direction.
In the first place, the United
States is not looking for trouble with
any nation. In the second place, this
country and Japan have always been
on more or less friendly terms. In
the third place, Japan cannot afford
to equip herself for such costly
affair as war with this country
would be from a point of transport
tating her soldiers across the Pacific.
In the fourth place, the resources
of this country, mental and other
wise, do not justify any particular
alarm in America.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
San Juan Railway Bill.

Durango is anxiously awaiting a
hearing on a bill known as the San
Juan railway bill, before the house of
representatives. The bill is to pro-
vide loan to finance link of rail-
way to connect the high-grade blum
nous coal fields near Durango with
the southwestern states, providing Il
cheaper and better fuel for the cities,
merchant marine and United States
navy. 1t will afford short cut be-
tween Durango and the north CEN
trail cities and the Pacific southwest
coast. 1t will open country larger
than the states of New Jersey and
Massachusetts combined, that is fair
ly teeming with coal, timber, water,
agricultural lans and with fine eli
mate; it will provide market for
millions of dollars worth of coal,
timber and agricultural land owned
by the federal government and for
this reason alone the railroad would
be Il sound business proposition on
the part of the government, it is
claimed. Efforts to interest cities of
the east, middle west, south and west
in urging this San Juan railway bill
to the attention of congress have
met much encouragement.-S
Record.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
Spawn Taking.

James Havelin and his crew ex-
pect to begin taking spawn at Elec-
ira lakes about the middle of May.
Mr.. Havelin expects to arrive here
about the middle of April to make u
trip to the lakes and incidentally as.
sist in the improvements, which
have just been started at the fish
hatchery.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

FOR SALE-Eighty acres good land;
25 acres in alfalfa, 25 acres pillow
land, balance can all be farmed
Good water right. Part cash, bal
ance on time ut 8 per cent. Inquire
McCaw Bros, Griffith, Colorado.
W and s. W. 3-30-tf
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
Pleads Guilty.

Victor Anderson of Montezuma
county, who was found to have seven
barrels of liquor in his cellar when
the officers raided his place, plead
guilty to the charge of having an I'M
usual amount of intoxicants in his
possession. The case came up for
trial in the county court at Cortez
Monday. District Attorney Lane
represented the prosecutions Ander-
son was sentenced to Jail for period
of 80 days and fine of 800 and
costs was assessed against him. 1t
is understood the whiskey secured
in the raid will be destroyed by the
sheriff.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
To Plant Trout.

According to present arrangements
Superintendent Hamor of the local
fish hatchery will send out 125,000
Eastern Brook trout to be planted in
streams in the territory along the
Southern between Durango and Rico
the last of the week. A like num-
Der will be sent to the Pagosa sec
ton early next week.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
Purchases Residence.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilmer have
purchased the George Gilbert proper
ty, corner of Fourth avenue and
Eleventh street, the commodious home
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert have occupied
for the past decade. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer will take possession of the
new home as soon as Mrs. Gilbert and
the children leave for the country
to join Mr.. Gilbert.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

WANTED-To lease out water IN Dig
Stick ditch, and sell or lease water
in HH ditch for 1915. Lessee 10
nav ditch assessments. P. &. Ellis
POS Boston Bldg, Salt Lake City
Utah. or lockwood & Perkins, Du-
range. Also land and water under
18th d;tcbes tn lease. 1-27-tf
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
PRONUNCIATION OF
MEXICAN NAMES


Huerta, wair-ta.
Villa, vee-ya.
Carranza, kar-ran-sa.
Chihuahua, che-wa-wa.
Coahuila, koa-we-la.
Lower California.
Neuvo Leon, nwa-vo la-on.
Sonora, sonora.
Tamaulipas, a-ma-oo-le-pas.
Aguascalientes, a-gwas- kal-yen-
tas.
Campeche, kam-pa-cha.
Chipas, che-a-pas.
Colima, ko-le-ma.
Durango, doo-rang-
Federal District.
Guanajuato, gwa-na -haw-to.
Guerrego, ger-ra-go.
Hidalgo, hi-dal-go.
Jalisco, ha-les-ko.
Mexico, mek-si-ko.
Michoacan, me-cho-a-kin.
Morelos, morales.
Oaxaca, wa-ha-ka.
Pueblo, pwa,bla.
Queretaro, ka-ra-ta-ro.
Qnintana Roo, ken-ta-na roo.
San Luis Potosi, san-loo-es-po-to-
Sc.
Sinaloa, se-na-lo-a.
Tabaseo, ta-bas-ko.
Topic, ta-pek.
Tlaxcala, as,ka-la.
Vera Cruz, va-ra kroos.
Yucatan, yoo-ka-tan.
Zacatecas, sa-ka-ta-kas.
oh in Spanish is like oh in the Eng
fish word chat.
2 in Spanish-American is like s in
sat.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

Jim Laughren, the Griffith post
master and merchant, was in town
today transacting business on the
customers side of the counter.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sugar Going Up.

sugar Going Up.
Sugar continues to soar in price,
1O-cent increase was reported to-
day. The present prices are $50 a
hundred FOR beet sugar and $3.50 for
cane.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wertin depart
ed for their home in Calumet, Mich
igan this morning, after a weeks Wis
it with the formers brother, G. f.
Wertin. They were on their return
from Southern California, where they
spent the winter months.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

Mrs. viii McCaw returned from
Denver Monday evening. where she
and the boys spent the winter. Verne,
the youngest son, remained in the
capital city to finish his school
year.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

FOR SALE-Thorobred Jersey bull,
3 years old. Edward I. Macy,
Bondad, Colo. 5-io-ot'
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Th
Rhode Island Reds, Is for 81 W.
II. Bryant Phone d. 16 j. 8. 3-24-tf
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

II. c. Stevens, master mechanic
for the Fourth division OF the d. G. r.
c. was in town last niaht on bust
Less that comes under his .upervis-
ion. His department is making ex-
tensiye preparations to handle the
.deluge of business that will be the
roads portion this year.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

STEERS FOR SALE-Two hundred
and fifty (250) head. For prices
and information see or write N. H.
Irwin, Pennington, New Mex. 3-24-12t
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-30

Death of Father Canals.
Rev. Father Adrian CANALS of Park
View, New Mexico, who was taken
to Mercy hospital Monday night suf-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-10
CATS EXONERATED

From the Providence Journal
Probably thousands Of families through
out the country will find satisfaction in
the assurances of the federal public health
service and the New York commissioner
of health that "cats do not communicate
diseases of any kind"
This vindication was prompted by wide
spread apprehension in New York. Brook
lyn and other cities that cats are carriers
of infantile paralysis, and that the check
Ing of the epidemic was impossible as
long as thousands of cats were at lib
erty to go from house to house. That
the fear was genuine is indicated by the
statistics of the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In
July 10000 cats were destroyed in Brook
lyn and New York at the request Of
people who thought that the animals wen
dangerous to health.
Now that it has been officially de-
clared that mo competent authority has
yet shown that cats communicate dis
eases of any kind the public has one
less cause for apprehension during this
infantile paralysis epidemic, which is
naturally causing a great deal of mental
as well as physical distress.