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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
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sd unbmt meinen Mfdutcl unb licf
aus Dem 6uuic, fort, INNER lpcitcr
fort. Surh meinc Shuln, burd, meine
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pprocu. Sd tonntc ridt ntcbr i'm
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r@in9it Oh 81 SUB bicr6cr?"
o9cir, Gin M}oun lies mid cine
Stredc nui iciucm @ngen fohrcu. CT
hattie bier I'M Crtc gu tbul1. uip 10
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an unIerc. Gnpus @elb hattie id
nod. Sd nolte 81 Sarte @liic
fnbrcn. Wantn, ih pciB nift mehr,
mas th batte, dbcr ih glaubtc fcit.
on i%uiirbeit mir nienlalS perseihcn."
Cine Nlttter pcr5cibt imurcr.
mciu 8iuo", In9tc 5rnu Gbcrt. Bite
@ptt, rag Gin 0iiBocritGnbniB OBJ
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falih gebort bait"
Srieoa ifiitteltc bcn aopf. ,Ncir,
Wutter, nein. Gs lit 8%rethfcn. Sic
lit tpot. uno ih traec Die ShuIh. 8ie
tonntc id BOD bersciicu, SRI. Soms
ulcr bon Dem 5erriiienen Sbdu Su be-
nattriftigcn! N1es tpdrc nift &c
ihcbcu, penn ih uiht 10 gebauteulos
g%etucieu lpdre."
Srall ebert untiportctc nift., Sic
lpuBte niht, mos tic bcnfcn iollte.
Sbr 6cr5 fron1pitc it'd suiamn,en bel
ocn &ortcu Srichu's. Sic pcrmpfte
nur bas Mdbdcr on iih al sicben
uub lie IN ibrcu Irnlcu 5i berubi9eu.
Nicmnls pcrgaBen Wutter unb Sotter
oicie Sahrt. Die ban9cn IuscnbIife,
bis Der 3ug enblib in Ole Stution
%ciulief. Srichn folgte her Ytuttcr
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Scr Muttcr ling. - Sn ipenigen
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Sruu". iagte Sniob.
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tbut mir 10 leib", riet 8retbe, tbrer
@rm I'M Den Nndeu Der Sftpeiter
idliugeub. rSSsiBt. Dub aIs Dos Seil
riB. fiel ih geraoe auf Sinua, inn
noourt itnr6 tic. 9iir Oh mir bDic.
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Antlport Scr St)peitcr.
ga. gudoi9c Srnu. cs lit 10.
Suourh. boB ous aiup oltf Den &unh
iicl, mur0c DER sail acmiloert; obnc
ooS. iilrd,tc ih, miirbc Die alcinc
idlipcr perlcet pprbcu lciu pbcr gar
ibrcu Spb 9~cfuupcu hnben.
3ipiidncu Srou ebert unh 6ricbu
plrSeu pcuiQc 8ortc meGr iibcr bic
Sadc gcncdiclt. Sic Muttcr biclt
c. iir bciicr. bn5 8chcinriB fiir iidy
81 bcbnItcu. 6ricNn 9iu9 nod an
n6mlihcu Nbcuo gum Ilture ncr
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alciu. Sbr &erS mar 81 poa. ibrc
SccIc bon Rcuc cr9rtifcn iibcr bns
gcbrofenc &erirrcd1cn. bcu idlcGt gcs
hnltcuen %orins mn lire llnbcbaGtz
i%onlteit. llub lpohcr frar Iilcs gcz
fommcu? Sic bate hnS @cbct per-
Rprtiesun1 alIi Der 6. Scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

man bier Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cius
eeicnft. Ift 8inoer it,ritten hintcr
bcnr Sdrse. peincnb urio lalit pcbs
flagenb. llnb beutc! @inbihief
itebt bas ihliftc areu5lein, bos
INSTRUMENTATION lit 3erbrod)en, feline
Sunb bat es neggcnommcn ilno ourh
Gin nnberes ericetl
Srcbcn an @ergc itcbt Gin altcs.
ihones Snnbbnus. bon prdttiaen
Wilbfditanicu liuo Ylntnneu I'M
ihattct. Inter Dem poriprinsenccu
@icbel beiano iih ieit unporoentlihen
3eiteu elm altes IariensSilb. &C.
ihlefter tamen mn 9ineeu, has Silb
lab nicoer nuf Srelib' mn Seio Der
Sarnilie. Sum bot Der llrertcl CO
cntiernt, Die Waucr ilbertiinft ltuo
nit einem .mooerneu" Gnltrid) pers
ieheu laiien.
llnb ih fam binein in bas 6aus,
in rpeId1em ih in Der ainbbcit 10 oft
g~eipeilt. MQes amherst Sic nlteu,
sebieeencn Iobel Der gltern, bar>
inter ntanf' altes, p~ertbnoIles SAINT
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itcben uno lieseu beiiammen in Der
8obenfammer. limb eines Cages
tomnnt Der 5roblcr unb fault nm ges
rin9en Ereis bcn nltcn 9%idIentiit,. an
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sendbt. eeirridt uno 9cflidt. Den Siitl.
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Die aleinisfeiten. Die Den glteru Iieb
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iinb neu unb itilpol cingeriftct, fem
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limb tpenn mir bineinfommen in Die
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gabnbof entiernt, elm erobes 8ebduoc,
oas itdbtiiGe G%rmenbaus. Sroben in
cinem Simnter bes pierteu Stodes iist
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eigenes 3immer, fem glites Sett, ieiu
marines Glen 5ur rcttcn 3eit, aber
feline Seele fraet mad ibm. Seinc
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ie beiuft. seihpeise i'm einselnpen.
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ben gau5en @inter lang, uno TART
in Die 8lut6. Sm @erslimmcn Der
Sunfen iiebt CT iein ei9enes pers
loioteubcs 9~ebenslidJt.
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im @egentbeil. Elm gcpiiier apmiort
lit ndbr3unebmeu. Nber glciftpobl lit
CO nid)t traulih. nitt gemiitblif.
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lit an oft uno gu miibe, I'M bic @es
miitbIid,feit gu pilesen. Sag nm Gag
III es aIein, auein nit Der Crime
runs; benin Die Soifnuns lit geitors
ben. $40 iinb Die 8inber. Die es ses
traeen. bic es er5osen III 2uit unb
2cib. inter Gorge itno Nrbeit? @o
limb lie. benen in iunsen Saaen ales
Scnfen. 9ieben uub Soifeu Der trcueu
Wutter ee9plten Bat? 3cbn ainher
bat lie crSogen. brei iinb geitorben I'M
3arteu 8innesalter; nber no 1ino Die
! MortIePuua uuf Der 6. Sette. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

above the ground and so are the onions,
lettuce, beets. radishes. tomatoes. early
cabbage, turnips, carrots and peas are
making an appearance in our garden.
AS soon as the warm rays of the sun
will come. the vegetables will grow so
much the faster.--Most important Of
all is that this month Is dedicated to
the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Queen Of
all Saints. Greetings to all nephews
and nieces Of the "Sprechsaal".-I am,
your nephew,-Wm. Frank.
y
Phillipsburg, kansas.-Dear Uncle:
i will again try my luck in the con
test. / think it will be real interesting
to read the letters which the nieces and
nephews are writing about spring. 1t
has been a little cold the last few weeks,
5 there are not many flowers bloom
ing, although mother nature has COW
cred the cherry and apple trees with
beautiful blossoms, and in the creeks
you a smell the perfume Of the cur
rants and ptums, which are blooming
freely. | have seen some daisies, vio-
lets andlilacs blooming. The first daisy
| saw on the 9th OF April. Some daisies
are about an inch wide. The violets be-
gan to bloom the latter part of April.
On May 9Th, the first lilacs were in
bloom. The feathered friends, who ar
rived here, were the meadow lark and
woodpecker. They came the first week
in March, next came the snipe and kill
dear. and about the first Of April the
cornbird and swallow returned TO spend
the summer.
About the last Of April l saw a bird
that l have never seer before. 1t was
black with a yellow head and breast.
On the first Of April l heard the red
bird. 1t was at my brothers place. 1t
sang 70 sweetly that l would have liked
to take it home, for they never come to
u place. On the 2Sth Of April our
dear old friend, hooking bird, came
back once more to his favorite place,
the cotton wood tree, close TO our house.
The birds are busy gathering material
TO build their nests. | watched the sun
arise ON the 9Th of May. It looked
nicer than it did for u long time. be-
cause we had % seen Mr.. Sun for a
whole week.
The first thunderstorm we had was
on the 18th Of March. Only four days
later we had a blizzard. We also had
a windstorm the latter part Of April.
IL was so dusty you could hardly VEN
ture outdoors and then we had a nice
rain. | have never seen primroses. or
snowdrops, for they do not grow here.
III we look around us, we see that God
has given us everything that we have,
and we should not forget TO thank Him
for all.-Mary Marqueling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

Yiiuaitroien fommen ihon aus benz
9oocn unb Die 8dume baben iGon
tleinc @ldtter. SaS 8ras lit ifon
grim.
Tur. licber Srfel. mill ih iflieSen
NIT beiten 8riiBen an nle Niften une
Ncifen-.S 0ornroshen H."
Chicago. M.-Dear Uncle Spring
Is rather a late-comer this year and so
the flowers are not all as spry and
early as they have been other years, but
the thunderstorms certainly came in
good time. We had our first storm on
Feb. oath and we also had two more in
March.
Every morning I watched for the
wild geese as a sign of spring, and on
the morning of March nth l saw a flock
Of them flying northwest. While going
to school March 21st, l noticed a robin
building his nest; on April Goth the
bluebird showed itself and that same
week the woodpecker also came, dressed
In its gorgeous colors.
l also watched the sun as It set in
the west and 1t looked as though the
sky was afire, but when we got up in
the morning. it looked so dismal com
ing up from the east.
Everything Is getting nice and green
now, the violets and tulips are COM
mencing to bloom all over now and il Is
a grand sight wherever you go.
Spring with its splendor and beauty
is wonderful TO behold and brings with
il health and sunshine for every one
Clotilda Feck.
st. DOnatus, I0wa-Dear Uncle Il
am sending you a little description
about Spring.
In the morning Of March 10th the
first thunderstorm came into view and
it rained quite "A bit. The sun shone in
the north while it Numbered and the
lightning flashed in the south. On the
same evening another quite severe
thunderstorm followed and very much
rain fell. Ii was very dry in the begin
ming Of spring, but since il has rained
considerably. In the whole nature we
see that the hand of God Is there. be
cause flowers are blooming and trees
are budding. The fragrant violet was
first In sight about April 25th. The
beautiful little snowdrop appeared in
this section of the country about May
1st The dear tulips are proudly hold
ing their heads erect. Narcisses are
spreading their sweet perfumes. The
spring hyacinths are greeting us by
their sweet scent since April Sth. The
lilies Of the valley are budding and also
the lilacs are full of buds. Primroses
nf thraa collars. rod u,hita on6 hlua-
'Old Glory's" colors-were blooming in
u house all winter. The robin red
breast was the first to return from the
south and Is now busy building his
dwelling. He returned around the Sth
Of April. We greeted him with a vel
come smile. The meadow lark and
swallows followed the example of the
robin and We're here around April 18th.
The high.priced potatoes are sending
up their sprouts and are appearing
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

- Scr a!use ardbt Den Drummer.
che or oiiritet.
Ser Neih Der Nnocrcn mud,t unS
6uirieoencr als Die eieene 3uiriebens
belt.
Sic meiifeu @cuihcn bentcn
crit Damn an ben Teseni@irm. pemt
cs bereits tropielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

When within your ONCE busy
You try hard to do your work
And a ny makes you so dizzy
Meath your desk you long to Turk.
Pause until in range you've got him.
Steel your heart. though mercy pleads
Take the office clock and swat him
Right where Mary wore tho beads!
There is lots of satisfac tion
In the course that l suggest,
With each victim nerved to action
TO abate this insect pest.
When you see a fly Just pot him,
Nail him as. of course. you should;
Grub a baseball bat and swat him
Swat him while the ~swatting's good!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

ct. 9ouatus. Soma. - 9ieber
Sntcl! Sest lit lilies pieocr prG6tis
IN Der idDnen 8ottcsnatur. Ter
Iltar Der Mntter 8ottes lit INNER
ifon seifuriidt. aber I'M Ionnt Mai
1T er nod piel ihouer. neil hieier
Ionnt Der Iutter @ottes. Der SeIies
rim Der 9briiten, 9cneibt iii. Sic
@ieien iinb nieber geihiniidt nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24


Reih
60 ipeit lit, mic Der
Teuifen Ser3en.
Wir bent Der Srcubc
Subelfor,
Wir bicnen erobc,
itarte Shmer3en.
(T. Serbert.)
Wor mcbr dIs 90 Sa6ren mars.
ga las ih als i~oreloies Sinh cine
@eififte, Die mir ME mebr aus Dem
Sinn entifpaub. 10 iprah Tie mid
on. gs mar cine gpiiobc aus benz
9eben bes beriibmteu aarbinals Nitoe
luus guinnus. gus blntiunees
8iirihlein bate er, arm tpie cine
&irhenmaiis. Die Seimatb perlaiien.
I'M in Der @clt fem Sorttommen gu
iuden. or ianb Conner. tcnnte itu>
hieren. fparo gum Yrieiter setpeibt
unb itiee bon Stuic 81 Stuie. Ils
aarSinal lab CT Die Seimntb tpieber.
gu 8adarah am Rbeiu rerIammelte
lid cine rieiiee Gpltsmeree, Inn ben
bcriibmten Wann gu iehen. Snrs
unter befanb iih auh Elm armer, alter
Sfiffer nit ieinem Wcibe, 8etbe in
reinlihem, aber GuBerit drmlihem
@etpanbe. Sic Gait Der Sabre bate
9eiber 8iiden eebeuet, pas 6aar ses
bleiht. 3er aber beifrcibt bas
Staunen bcs Golfes, oils Der aarbinaI
nubalten ldSt, aui Die beiben alien
9eutGcn 3ueilt nno tic Dor aler Welt
ais feline glteru begriiBt unb ibnen
le9Iihe gbre erpeiitl ,
Sieie gr5dblun9 mar iabrelans
meine neutrality-suspicious..
Seute iinb Die Weuiden biel se>
lebrter als tn iener Seit. Sic reben
10 piel bon Sdft unb 8ilbuua. bon
Initanb nno Yietdt, uno bod moohtc
man oft oeriuft fperoen, I'M Siublid
aut obise @eihtfte, gu iaeen:
9as seihab or alten 3eitcn.
Seutc fommt oas niht mcbr
Dor.
@or ipenig' Sasen ihritt ih iiber
cinen lGnbliten Sriebboi. Pin eiuent
8rabc fam i) rpriiber. @s mar Elm
Wuttersrab. @or brei Sabrcn bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

siebe sinber. : Gel hieic @ohe nod 10 umle griee fir
has Reconsideration ctTselaufen hnb, merben bic Tamm Der gIflihn
9retssewinner crit ndhhe @O&e per5tientli&t Weroen. = Der OnteL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
KinSIiehe Giebe mnS Greme.

-. 6 piiie, bnb mein
&eih
60 ipeit lit, mic Der
Terid1en Ser5en.
Wir bent Der Sreubc
Subelhor,
Rir bienen srobe,
itarfe Shmer3en.
lM hcr d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Swat! Swat Swat.

ak S~dkt
When you wake up In
the morning
And a fly Is buzzing
near
And you know he'll
soon be hornihg
Into your defense
less ear,
Wait awhile until you
spot him,
Till you know he's
of his guard;
Then lift up your hand
and swat him '
Swat that buzzer
good and hard!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

(Sortiesuug auf Der 8. Seite.)
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(Scrtiesuna nuf Der 6. Scitc. J
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

II. T.. Bowden spent Sunday IN III
PAso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
War is Costing $IoO.Ooo. 900 a Day

Secretary of the Interior Franklin
X. Lane. in an interview has brought
out some of the serious phases of the
war little realized by the American
people.
"This war is costing not less than
one hundred million dollars a day.,
but this is the least of its cost SAID
he. "There are five million hospital
beds in Europe. Those beds have
been filed three times since this war
began. Fifteen million men. the stall
warts of Europe. have passed over
them. add ten million blind, armless.
or shattered wrecks and remnants OF
men will live in Europe for wears to
come TO testify TO the horrors of tins
war. Nine million men, three times
the number of the men the north and
south sent into the civil war; have
been killed.
I'VE never fought a war IL which
we did not know that We were right.
This war. however. is to be supreme
test. We are 10 test the fibre of our
people: we are to test our sense OF
nat:onalism: we are TO test our loN-
atty to democracy; We are TO test To
the ultimate the resources of our ma
tion. the capacity of our mines ana
our miners. of our farms and of ON
farmers. of our mills and mill hands
This war is today contest be-
tween the principle of empire and the
principle OF democracy--a contest
between the few who believe IN gov
eminent by the soldiers and the man'
who believe that men are made u
serve the government and those wh'
believe that government l. made e
serve the people.
"Whv is this world against Ger
many? When we find man IN on
community against whom eNer
man, hand j. turned We say to our
selves that there must he some rea
son for this. And so 1t Is with Ger
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

many. She does not know that the
time of empires and of emperors Is
past. She does not know that the
dav of arbitrary might has gone bS.
She will not play the twentieth cen
tury game under twentieth century
rules. Ii Germany succeeds we Will
sail the seas by her consent, carving
our gods where She permits It. We
will live with country filed with
spies and with our national capital
undermined by foreign intrigue. VIZ
will never be sure of the LOYALTY OF
our ncighbors. We will never he sure
Of the word that nations give rs
We will endure life with the horrors
of another such war constantly II
our minds"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
II Rains at Other Camps

Lmyia, y mas Lluvia! Ram and
more rain
Sometime last night the skv simply
opened and poured ont its contents
upon Kansas. Poor state, think
she Is about drowned by this time.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon Buster
and went mp to the canteen. We
had To- do d checkerboard to yet
there.
No drill today. We could scarcely
lind an interval between rams long
enough to stand rcveillc and retreat.
The lieutenant read to Us most of the
day. first. rules on military courtesy
aud then rules on military sanitation.
Pretty cool tonight. and this low.
dense. damp air picrce> TO fellow :
bones. This must bc something like
they say II Is much of the time on the
western front in Europe. One of the
silver City BOYS writing from Fort
Riley To the Independent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

Mrs. Anna l.. Hustled. who has
been visiting her SON and family IN
Hurley the past ten DAYS, Is expected
home the latter part of the week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
New Mexico Educational Association

The official program--thc "skel-
eton" of the varied activities of the
educators during convention week
has lust been announced bv Prcsi-
dent Roberts rs follows:
SUNDAY. November %. 1917
: 100 u. M. "Nisions" .------
--------D Dr. \. f.. Wlnship
Monday. November %. 1917
. 90 Music.
> 20 Greetings from the State
---- Governor W. X. Lindsey
> 40 Annual Address -------
State Superintendent J. II. WAGNER
3 90 Getting Into the Game
-----------,-Dr. \. f. Winship
70 :45 Business Session.
5 100 Music.
.s:l5 President. Address -----
------------F Frank II. II. Roberts
: % BOYS and Girls ---------
----------.-.--D DIR. q. II. Benson
Tuesday. November -. 1917
800 ; 90 Reception. rides and other
entertainment bv the citizens of
Santa Fe.
Il: 100 Dinner. under auspices Of
Household Arts Section.
90 Music.
S:l5 The Schools and Health -
--------------Dr DIR. Il. +. Mcbride
: 30 The Marks of AN American
observation-disclosures DIR. Frank SLUT
Wednesday. November IS. 1871,
90 Music.
1:20 Wild Life Conservation.
.-----------------Al Aldo Leopold
|4A0 Making Education Significant
for the Child DIR Frank SLUT
$3.50 Business Netting.
: 90 Oratorlcal Contest
Mrs.. Anna L. Hustled. who has
been visiting her son and family IN
Hurley the past ten DAYS, Is expected
home the latter part of the week.
II. T.. Bowden spent Sunday IN III
Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

VII -o- Grace and Ethel Poe and
Mc--r-. Mer,l Kleckner and Ernest
Prugcl motored To Hurley, Santa
Rita. Fort Bavard. Tyrone and Silver
L1N. SmdnN.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
Wet Wash
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARI COPA, STATE OF ARIZONA


 In the matter of the estate of James w. Hawn, deceased.
 Notice of Administrative Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale
 Notice is hereby given that, in pur- suance of an order of the Superior court Of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizuna, ma1o on the 9th day of Mo- vember, 1915, in the matter of the es tate of James w. Hawn, deceased, the undersigned, the administrative of the estate of James w. Hawn, deceased. will sell at private sale, in separate parcels, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation by said court. on or after October 26, 1917, all the right, title. interest and es- tate of the said James w. Hawn, de- ceased, at the time of his death, which was an entire interest in and to real property hereinafter described and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired. other than or in addition to that of said deceased at the time of his death. of. in, and to- those certain pieces, lots or parcels of land situate. lying and being in the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and more particularly described as follows.
 
 to-wit:
 Lots 1. 8, 5. and west half (vy1s) of lot g, block N; and lots 2-4-6-S and west half (W1a) of lot 10, block N, all in University Addition to the City of Phoenix said County and State Terms and conditions of sale: Cash {, in gold coin of the United States; ten | 10) per cent of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale, balance l on confirmation of sale. All bids or of- 1 fers must be in writing. and may be l left at the office of w. H. Stilwell, at |, torney for said administratrix, at 40S i Fleming Block. Phoenix. Arizona, or l delivered to the administratrix person. /, ally or may he filed in the office of the clerk of the above mentioned court, any time after the first publica ton of this | notice. and before the making of the sale. Said administratrix reserves the right to reject any and all bids. 1 Dated Phoenix. Oct. II. 1917. MAUDE l.. STEELE, | Administratrix of the estate of James 1 Wilbur Hawn, d~>a' eed
 w, H. STILWELL, 1 Attorney for AdminiStratr trix. 1 lat Publication October F, 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED TO RENT-160 to 320 acres cotton land Pumping proposi- ton preferred. Phone 2R2. gb
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FOR RENTING acres, also 15u bullets and one brood SOW. First house south of Tempe Road on Seventh street
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
For Rent Apartments

FOt ROOMS completely furnished, no sick. no children. BIO N. 9th Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
For Rent Furnished
 Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED front rooms in private house. Phone 2l4o' 4iS No 4th Ave. UP
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
Chiropractic
Chiropodist
Corsetiere

MRS. C L. HOLT. NuBone Cor
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Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
For Rent Pasture

10 ACRES of good alfalfa feed. Kidd, miles north of Six Points. Phone 26J2. dm
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Space for meat mar zet. in connection with one of city's
 best groceries Address Box 1921. If
 FOR RENT-Corner room over Santa
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NEWLY FURNISHED front room, hot and cold water and path. Slz per month Phone 33ll. llo ". Iaylor. ull
Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
Hides
Maternity Hospitals

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Arizona republican., 1917-10-26
For Rent-Miscellaneous

PIANO FOR RENT-Call Lightning Delivery. dp
 WANTED-Any Kind ot cattle 10 eat off fields before blowing; cheap feed. Apply Holmes Wooton Co.,, Tol- leson. phone 201J5. If
 Do not wait till toniorrow-phone that WANT AID to The Republican office now, and get your wish fulfilled.