davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17

populated by sweat shop workers q
large per cent. of the men are useless
for soldiers.
Senator Pomerenes bill to take tht,
rejects into training camps and nix
pair them by good food, exercise,
fresh air and minor surgery. points
the way which should have ,Uguf tzr.ixs
eR-jn time Of peace If the country's
manhood had received half the atten-
ton which has been given the hogs
The new ruling of Surgeon General
Grogas sending men with defective
teeth to q dentist at government ex-
pense II necessary-is another revolu-
tionafe thing war has brought.
Both ideas probably will outlast the
war, and some day the government
will have inspectors and surgeons to
keep up the human live stock, which
makes up the United States
Most of the physical detectives In
America can be made into real men
If given enough to eat and plenty Of
fresh air
Simple medical attention often pro-
duces a miracle.
About five doses of hook worm
purgative has changed many a south
ern farm boy from q fsrawny little
runt into q six-foot giant in less than
twelve months.
A gain of five inches in height in a
year and a. pound a week has often
followed this simple treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
BIANCA DE SAULLES MAY NOT LIVE THROUGH
HER TRIAL, SAYS lDAH MGLONE GlBSOH

surely seemed to fulfill my idea OF
proud Castillian blood" said her at
torney, Mr.. Uterhart.
She is extremely pathetic. You
have q feeling when you look at het.
that she is only physically alive, that
the soul of her is hunting through
space for the child she continually
asks about and begs to see.
Only once has the faIntest tinge OF
color crept into her tragic face, when
she was asked If 1t were a case of love
at first sight between her husband and
herself Then as II candle We're
lighted within, faint pink color
brought spark of life to the blanch
whiteness of her face. 1t died away
as quick as IL came and she dropped
her eyes like a shy girl as she an-
swered, Eyes"
Unless her desire to live has been
awakened by the sight of her boy, or
will be awakened by the loving enl-
brace of her mother now on the way
from Chile to comfort her, predict
Blanca de Saulles will not live through
her trial.
Being a woman I know che would
welcome death with open arms II she
did not have to leave her child bee
hind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
TELL ALL THE
WORLD FOR Me-
HE DECLARES
Wetterling's Roommate BIaz-
eS Trail to Renewed Health;
Tanlac TriumphS.

! you can tell all the world for me
that this Tanlao Is the greatest medi-
cine have ever tried" said Albert
Wetterling, SOs South Tenth street,
Philadelphia, employed at the Curtis
Publishing Co.
when Mr.. Kieffer, my room mate,
improved so much in health after taxi
L ing Tanlac, decided to give 1t trial
| in an effort to get relief from my
stomach trouble and general rundown
condition. Would you believe 1t, after
] had taken less than a bottle of Tan
lao I was eating three square meals q
| day, whereas before l had to force
food down. Yes, and my food dlgests
| perfectly, never causing me any palms
In the stomach, bloatedness or heavy
loggy feeling after eating. No longer
am I subject to violent headaches
either. I sleep like child now and
get up in the morning feeling re-
freshed and In buoyant spirits, and re-
main SO all day long. 1 always will
speak a good word for Tanlac because
l know what am talking about"
Tanlac is being specially introduced
and explained at the McClung Drug Co.,
Pharmacy, South River; brakes Phar-
macy, Woodbridge.-Adv.
"She seems to be a natural flirt," he
said.
"Natural?" the woman impatiently re-
piled. "There's nothing natural about
her but the framework. ."-Chicago Her
aid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
Rv Idnh McGIone Gibson.

New York, August 17-f ou woulo
hardly think woman could be SO
thin and yet show no weakness. Bi-
anca de Saulles is over medium helght
and weighs less than hundred
pounds - .ho
woman born near the tropics. just
now her great brown eyes seem TO
look from caverns in a face OF un-
earthly whiteness. -, h,,t
Her hair is beautiful-dark' put
not of midnight blackness-and she
wears 1t parted and combed PACK
from her forehead in q way that gives
her the look of young madonna. IN
deed, young as she is, your hrst I'M,
preston is that of the uniVersai
mother. It.
She only seems to feel when her Ut
tle son is mentioned. Two of his pic
lures are In the room where she Is
confined and one or the other OF them
Is seldom out of her hands.
Her pale blue tub dress Is or the
simplest material and cut ana lts
white collar and turn back GUNS re.
veal the slender throat and hands OF
a woman of good birth and breeding.
IT have never met woman VINO SO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
GIFT TO MONMOUTH.
Red Bank Man Offers to Put Up Hls-
torical Building,

Red Bank, Aug. 17.-E. ID. Adams Of
Rumson borough, member of the Mon
mouth County Historical society, has
offered to erect building for the So
ciety. The plans call for Its use as
headquarters and for the exhibition
there of all of the valuable relics of the
society.
A proposed site for the building has
been suggested on the high school prop
erty In Branch avenue, and at recent
meeting of the board of education John
8. Applegate, Jr., son of the late John
s. Applegate, who was president of the
society for many years, asked the
board give the property. A special
meeting will be called soon to discuss
the proposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
JERSEY TROOPS PICKED.
General Barber Selects Units Fof
Maryland Camp.

General Barber Selects Units Fos
Maryland Camp.
Camp Edge, Sea Girt, N. J., Aug. IT.
New Jerseys quota of troops, the
Eighth division, which shortly will en-
ter training at Admission, Ala, has been
selected by General Barber. About
$500 men, comprising engineers, signal
corps battery of field artillery, five
companies of infantry, the camp med
ical officer and the camp quartermas-
ter, will entrain for the south.
The Jersey units of the division are
the Second regiment of Trenton, Com
pany E, First, Newark; Company d,
Fourth, Jersey City; Company O, Fifth.
Paterson; Company X, Third, Bridge
ton, and Battery It, First artillery,
Morristown. The signal corps company
will be Company @, Jersey City.
The troops will entrain Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17

weeks ago, were returned to him this
week, having been found by County
Detective John Smith and his assist
ants when they were searching the
woods in the vicinity of the New Jer-
sey Brick Company at Cliffwood for
the men who assaulted the paymas-
ter of the above company, last week.
The detective came across the
cushions and little later discovered
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
HOW ENGLAND WILL
CONTROL HER FOOD.

This is the food control plan an
nounced for Great Britain. It ia
much more drastic than the one
devised for this country.
To fix the prices of commodities
of prime necessity at all stages
from producer to retailer.
To eliminate unnecessary middle
men.
To use every effort to prevent
food speculation.
To prosecute prohteers crfrninally.
To utilize existing agencies for the
purpose of distribution under IL
cense and control.
To have local authorities appoint
food control committees with ex-
tensive powers,
To establish communal kitchens
where needed.
To fix retail prices of -four to cor
respond with that of bread, the
government to work all flour mills.
To fix prices Of cattle and control
dealers and butchers profits.
To apply sugar rationing to no.
tells, restaurants and manufactur-
ers, householders to be supplied
with sugar cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
STOPS SUGAR FUTURES.
New York Exchange obsys Request by
Food Administrator,

New York, Aug 1.-THE New York
Coffee and Sugar exchange has acced-
ed to the request Of Herbert G. Hoover,
food administrator, to cease trading in
sugar futures.
1t has suspended trading In sugar
futures until further notice.
This action means the end of all
speculative sugar business on the ex-
change. except that involved in closing
up business. The volume of trade in
futures on the exchange has been un-
usually heavy lately, almost every day
seeing new high record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17

The largest Spanish chestnut tree in
the world grows ON the slopes OF
Mount Etna. 1t Is said that 100 sol
diers and their horses once found shell
ter beneath 1t from rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17
LOCATES STOLEN PROPERTY
BIZ Special Correspondent

oy special Correspondent.
keyport Aug. 1.-THE auto
cushions and dust cover taken from
tne automobile of Frank Pease
which he left standing in front of the
Matawan House at Matawan Few
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17

Many mans wit is sharpened on
the grindstone Of poverty.
We are always careful after the
crockery has been smashed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-17

the dust cover and having been noti-
fed of Mr.. Pease's loss had them re-
stored to him at once.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
Z TOW.


Towarzystwo Ratunkowe Mic
cI.owic Malych zbierze sic ma po-
Siedzenie miesieczne w sobote d.
II b. m. w hall obyw. lana Krcch
niaka ma rugu ulic Huron i Noble
c podz. Smej wieczorem. Ma po-
siedzenie zaprasza sic wszyStkich
czlonkow i wSzyStkie czlonkinio
Towarzystwa, a take wszystkich
innych obywateli byiych mieSz-
kahc6w hub przyjaciol tel wioski
p~oiozonej w powiecie Dqbrow.
skim w Galicyi. Chodzi o niesic-
ME pomocy umierajacym Z glodd
i niedoStatku mieSzkahcom tel
wSi i okolicy i sqdzimy, zc eel
ten s%zlachetny zacheci wszyst-
kie wsp6lczujace serca do dziala
MIA.
w imieniu Towarzystwa
Jan Kruk,
przewod. 254O w. Walton utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
KR6TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKlE.

- Komitet z Niemcow pod
rrzcwodnictwem Augusta Luder
sa, prezesa komisyi wyborczcj !
sekretarza Zjednoczonych Mic
mieckich Ch6r6w, byI wczoraj u
burmistrza ThOmpsona w ratu-
szu, lccz mic zastai 60 w biurze
Komitet przybyl W tym celu, azc
tv burmistrza prosic o pomoc &C.
lem zapobiczcnia wyrugowania Ie
zvka niemieckicgo &c szk6} pub
licznych. Sprawl przyjdzic jutro
pod obrady rady szkolnej. Na pc
rzadku dziennym bcdq cztcry re-
zolucye p. Czarneckicgo O wyru-
gowanie wykIadow jezyka togo
&c szk6E publicznych elcmen-
tarnych ! znicsicnie specyalnego
biura supcrwizora jezyka niemicc
kicgo. Luders m6wil, zc Jest pre-
civ p. Czarneckiemu, gdyz lego
projekty 50 ,,waryackic'. ledyny
pow6d, ola kt6rcgo Jest przeciw-
rv wyrugowaniu jezyka niemiec-
kicgo, Jest ten, IL ME MONA wielu
picSni Spiewat W jezyku angiel-
skim. Luders ME wyjaSni}, co to
ma do c~zynienia L w~ykiadami jc
zvka nicmieckiego W szkolach pu
blicznvch.
Notoryczny pacyfista, kon
gresham w. Mason, napisai list
Go wydziafu apelacyjnego wyf2-
czcn. mr.. 2gi. w kt6rym prosi, azc
hv prezcs tego wydzialu, Sey-
mour Morris uzyi swych wpIy-
wow cclem zWolnienia cd sIuZby
wojskowej niejakiego r. G. Nol'
tea. Fam. pnr. 2O4$ Bradley Pl.
Jest to pierwszy przykiad, w kite
rym politykier usiiowaf wpSyn2c
ma wydzial apelacyjny wyl9czen
cd poboru. List kongresmana Ma
soma ME wywar} zadnego Skutku.
Wszystkie try wydziaIy apelacyj
ne pracuja bez wypoczynku, axe
by prace swq skohczyt W biez2-
Gym tygodniu, gdyz w p~rzyszlym
tygodniu druga grupa poboro
wych bedzie wyslana do obozD
mobilizacyjnego Camp Grant.
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AFERA
WASHINGTON. Is. wrzesnia.

Washington, Is. wrzesnia. -
w t~utejszych kolach politycz-
nych komentuja wreczenie pasz--
portow hrabiemu Luxburgowi,
niemieckiemu poSiowi W Buenos
Aires, jake zapowiedz 'zerwania
stosunkow miedzy rzadem argen-
tynskim a Niemcami, o lie berlin
skie ministerstwo ola spraw "a
granicznych ME portrait dat zupei-
mel satysfakcyi rzadowi w Argen.
TYNE.
w departamencie stanu oswald
czono tutaj, re ME otrzymal on
zadnego o~ficyalnego ko-
mupikatu cd rzadu w Sztokhol-
vie. oraz zaznaczono, re Stany
Ziednoczone ME beda wcale 3D.
powiadac ma oSwiadczenie Szwe-
dzkiego ministerstwa ola sPraw
zagranicznych, ktore aferc hrabie-
60 Luxburga stara sic przyrow-
nae do poSrednictwa. jake Szwe-
eva dawala Stanom Zjedn. W pre-
syianiu wiadomo5ci do Turcyi.
Wypadki te sd zupeinie rome.
kiedy bowiem Szwecya %poSredni-
czyla w przesy}aniu depesz e
Stanow Zjednoczonych do kon-
stantynopola, postepowaia jake
paistwo neutralne, dzialajace ola
drugiego neutralnego kraju, W a
ferze zaS argentyiskiej chodzi O
d~zialalnoSc ma korzysc panstwa
prowadzacego wojne.
W tutejszych koIach polltycz-
uych powiadaja, re hrabia Lux
burg ma ma swoja obrOne jeden
fakt, I ktorego jednak ME zrobi
uzytku, a mianowicie o~kolicznost,
IL podejmujac sic wysylki depesz
= Argentyny, otrzymal Cd niemie-
ckiego charge d'affaires slowo
honoru. re treSt ich jest zupelnie
niewinna i ola nikogo nicszkodli-
ly1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
: Sprawl taiemniczej smierci

Sprawl tajemniczej smiercl
PAM NJ. &. King, wdowy po mill
oncrzc i iilantropie chicagosklm.
kt6ra sic dostaIa pc smlercl ING
"a W pazury naciqgaczy i pijawek
chciwych jcj majqtku, a pred
dwoma tygodniami zostala PREY
puszczalnic zamordowana, Wczo
raj stala sic wreszcie przedmIo'
tenn akcyi oficyalnej re strony
prok. stan. TToyne'a, kt6ry czc-
kai ma wIadzc w Nowym Gorku :
North Carolina, gdzic PAM King
umarla cd wystrzal6w rewoIwe-
rowvch. Prokurator fcdcralny w
Nowvm Norku T.. Swami proslf
wczoraj prok. stanoWego W Chi
cago. azcby zbadal rzckome fall
szcrstwo w lacznoSci L wycofa-
ncim L banku funduszu w sumiS'
S1?j,O0O. utworzonego przcz pa
MIA King ola swojej matki.
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ODROCZY SIZE
1-GO ~PAZDZIERNIKA.

Washington. Is. wrzeSnia. -
Zar6wno w kapitolu jak w powa-
znych kolach politycznych IL
twierdza sic przekonanie, re obec-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
BacznuSG PO!sCy KraWcy.

w towarzystwie POlsklch IRA
wcow, or. ). L. \. P. wylonila sic
mySl. il wobec tax Waznych
chwil, jake nasz narod przezyWa.
nalezy pracowac r0wniez i mad
podniesieniem przemyS}u polskie-
go, pozostajacego tn dotad pre-
waznie w reku innonarodowcow
zydow - gl6wnie Z niedbalstWa
i braku checi u mas, L czego nam
sic we wszystkich kofach spoie-
czenstwa naszego leczyc wypada
jak najenergiczniej. Ably sic pod
nieSc sp~olecznie i profesyjnic. ma
ley sic nam ksztaicic fachowo, a
bySmy w zaWodach naszych do
rownali obcym. a nawet ich pre-
wyzszyc pr6bowali! Kiedys
gdy do Polski niejeden Z mas wro-
CT, bedziemy an mogli s}uzyc
nabytemi tn umiejetnoSciami, be-
dziemy zakladali warsztaty wzo-
rowe, a ME bedziemy ]potrzebo--
wall pracowac u zydow "a pofdar-
mo, jak to dawniej i dotad bywa-
10. Ot6z nam polSkim krawcom
potrzeba sic s~ystematycznie
ksztalcic zawodowo - to znaczy
uczyt sic kroju, kt6ry jest pod
stawa ~naszej profesyi. w tym to
celu towarzystwo Polskich kraw-
cow otwiera wlaSnQ szkole krojn,
W ktorej kazdy polski krawiec
bedzie m6g} sic uczyt i L ktorej
wyjdzie, jake doskonaly pier
wszorzedny przykrawacz "a to
gwarantujemy. Lekcye odbywajq
sic try ray ma tydzieh w po-
niedzialki, Srody / piatki, cd godz.
Smej do 1Otej wieczorem ; pc biz
SIZE informacye nalczy sic zs}a--
sac do komitetu, w czasie wyzej
wzmiankowanym pod adrcs 1868
Milwaukee ave, II pictro.
Zarazem donosi sic, IL W tym-
re samym lokalu zalozylismy
skiadnice ~starej, przcnoszonel O.
dziezy, o ktorej znoszenie | odda-
wanie nam usilnie wszystkicl:
Szan. Rodakow prosimy: poJe-
Gyticze szutki odziezy beda II mas
i przez mas czyszczonc, naprawlo-
ne i nastepnie odsyIac sic je be-
die do gl6wnego Komitetu, kt6-
ry bedzie expedyowaI jc do o.
czyzny ia uzytek wsparcie Pc
trzebujacych Rodak6w.
I uszanowaniem -
Ia Komitet
Waciaw KlimaszewSki.
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REWIZYA w DOMU PROBE
.. SORA NEARINGA.
Toledo. Ohio, Is. wrzesnia. :

Toledo, Ohio, -. wrzesnla. =
Detektywi federalni dokonali
wczoraj rewizyi w mieszkaniu
ptofesora Scott Nearinga, gdzie
spodziewano sic znalezc broszu-
~, dokumenty i pisma agitacyjne
przeciwko ustawie konskrypcyj-
nej i powszechnej sluzbic VOL
skowej. Professor Nearing przybyi
do Toledo diva lata temu Z uni
wersytetu Pennsylvania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
pRoGERMANSKIE WPLY-
WY O~DPOWIEDZIALNE "a
STRAJK.

Springfield, ILL.,, Is. wrzesnia.-
Po kilkugodzinnych naradach z
czlonkami Stanowej Rady Obro-
ny g~ubernator Lowden wydai
wczoraj poznym wieczorem o.
Swiadczenie, w ktorem twierdzg
re szerzace sic W oStatnich GA
sach zaburzenia robotnicze W
Springfieldzie ! okolicy zostaly
wywolane przez progermanskich
agitatorow. oraz zaznacza, re
.,spokoj i porzadek musza bye "a
chowaue "a wszelka cene."
Stanowa Rada Obrony wySlaia
do przedstawicieli pracodawcow i
robotnikow specyalnq delegacye,
ktora zapowiedziaia i'm, Il jeSll me
dojda do rychiego porozpmienia.
! beda dalej przez niePokoje "a
grazac spokojowi ! bezpieczen-
stwuv publicznemu, ~zostanie W
Springfieldzie ogioszony stan
wojenny.
Obecny kryzys w sytuacyi ro--
botniczej wywoiany zostal ME
dzielna interwencya wojska W
czasie manifestacyi gornikow i in
nych sympatyk6w strajkierow
tramwajowych. PREY czem zof--
MERE szarzowali ma tium z nasa-
dzonymi bagnetami ! dali salwe
karabinowa. skutkiem czeso dwie
osoby zosta}y zabite, a znaczna
liczba odniosia ciezsze i lzejsze
obrazenia.
w Springfieldzie strajkuje obe'
cnie okoio 1000 robotnikow, "a
rowno me1czyzn jak kobiet i "a
chodzi Ottawa, re bezrobocie mo
re dalej sic ~jeszcze rozszerzyc.
Kansas City, Kans., Is. wrzeS-
MIA. - w tutejszych rzezalniach
firmy Armour and Co. proklamo-
wall robotnicy bezrobocie / wczo-
raj doszio do wywoianych przez
straikier6w rozruch0w, W kto-
rych wzie}o udzial okoio 1000 III,
dzi. PREY czem jeden cziowiek 20,
stall Sm~ierteInie ranny, dwu zaS
;nnvch odniosio l~zejsze ~obrazenia
Policya pozamykaia wszystkie
wyszynki W okolicy rzezaln pc
dlugich staraniach zdolala zaPro-
wadzic spokoj napowro.t
KONGREs oDRoCZY SIZE
1-GO P~AzDZIERNIKA.
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RekIama TEST pooStaw& licsnycn
przedsieoiOrstw amerykstskich. wieo
przemysIowiec polski dobrIe zrooi
ioieli stale reklamowae bedzie swo1
ipteres W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
oXIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-13

ma sesya kongresu dobiega juz do
konca i zostanie odroczona praw-
dopodobnie okoio 1-go pazdzier-
nika, niektorzy zaS utrzymuja
nawet. re odroczenie zostalo juz
postanowione ma dzien 22-go BIN.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-13
new MEXICO STATE LAND SALES

= tk< fssovias t~.s s.d eo.Aitions.
he ssceesssua hidSes must psy 10 the
SS o'% o. hnsiis Lads, 2. h': assn,
Dr;e: 20 offered = him .. e la: sss.
Of :sch Dsrchase price. the ices for id.
vertisiag. Asd sppraisemest asd an costs
incidea1al t. the sale herein, and each and
all OF said amousts must be deposited in
sale. and vs;eh said .no.nts and ali Of
them arc SUBJECT to forfeiture TO the State
OF New Mexico II the successful bidder does
not execute O. contract within thirty days
afteS It has been mailed to i'm by the
State Land Office, said contract to provide
payments Of not less than one. thirtieth
Of nisety-five per cent OF the purchase
price at any time after the sale and prior
t: the expiration Of thirty years from date
OF the contract, and to provide for the
p,yGe.' q any u.p.id balance At the e1;
the contract, with interest ON deferred
at the rate Of our per cent per
annum payable in advance on the ami.
versary Of the date Of contract next fol.
lowing the dste Of tender.
The Commissioner of Public Lands OF
sale. reserves the right to reject asy and
bids offered at said sale. Posse sion
under contracts Of sale for the above des.
eribed tracts will be given on or before
October LIST, 1917.
Witness: my hand and the official seal
Of May shs STATE 4 D., Li isa. o#ee this 18th day
RoBT. p RRvIEN,
Commissioner Of Public Lands,
State OF New Mexico.
First Fabrication June l, 1917.
Last Publication August ), 1917.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-13
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LEA COUNTY
Office of the Commissioner Of Public Lands,
Santa Ee New Mer;ca

Office Of the Commissioner of Public Lands
Notice is hereby given that Pursuan,
10 1ss PFG Gsne g, Of isi an t ast i Gi c'o of Il,
State Of New Mexico and the rules ant
regulations of The State Land Office, tn,
Commissioner Of Public Lands will offer a,
e a's s!slee Sale A.. 's N. the Sa @ sisss.s sids ssp,.n at
Der sth. 1917. in the town Of Lovington,
County Of Lea, State Of New Mexico, in
front Of the Court House therein, the fol.
lowing described tract of land, viz:
Sale No. SIS, All of sections IS, Twp.
los, r. Sos ''E;, II = q, 2, g. e. T. g
IS. Twp. iIs., r aE; lot. 1, I. S,.. SEA.
=, as, n. q. 20, 81, 70, s.. y, Twp. ms,
r. 3E.. containing H,s6s.6 acres.
The improvements on this land consist
Of fencing valued at $4,000.
land will be accepted for less than Five
Dollar: $500 per acre which 10 the .p.
thereto the successful bidder must pay
land.
The successful bidder must pay to the
Commissioner Of Public Lands. or his agent
holding such sale, o~ne-twentieth Of the
per cen. Interest in advance for the balance
Of such purchase price, the fees for ad-
ve,,:sing. and appraisement and all costs
incidental to the sale herein. and each and
all of said amounts must be deposited in
cash or certified exchange at the time Of
sale, and which said amounts and all Of
hem are subject TO forfeiture to the State
# New Mexico If the successful bidder does
not execute a contract within thirty days
after il has been mailed to him BY the
State Land Office, said contract to provide
that the purchaser may at his option make
Of not less than one-thirtieth
Of ninety-hve per cent of the purchase
price at any time after the sale and prior
to the expiration Of thirty years from date
of any unpaid balance at the ex-
p~iration Of thirty years from the date of
the contract, with interest on deferred
payments at the rate Of four per cent per
annum payable in advance on the ami
versary Of the date Of contract, partial
payments to be credited On the anniversary