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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-26

486 Archie Andrew Williams.
507 Perry Smith.
800 Samuel Floyd Todd.
437 Lawrence Rasler.
43 Elonzo R. White.
420 Paul Bryan Carson.
514 Branlio Forres.
433 Albert Stephen Lane.
10 Thomas Vivian Harvey.
4S7 Harley Fred Deming.
140 Joseph W. Vlazny.
432 Robert Nichles Cunningham.
18 Charley Maxwell.
1872 James Chairman.
513 Jose Ramos.
46 Amos Longacher.
223 Gordon Earl Sage.
lit Cornelius A. Nightengale.
500 Roy johnson.
75 Leroy Gully.
280 Ole Edward Sewall.
332 Pearl Hibbs.
1914 James Harris Sealey.
298 Marion L. Hayes.
343 Homer Lee Shaffer.
Is R. j. Carr.
452 Luceious Eugene Mitchell.
355 Thurman Printz.
$50 Stanislaw WrotnowsE.
218 Thomas Glenn Peterson.
81 Walter Leo Stateler.
131 Jonas Ratzloff.
525 Tuan Gulieres.
1873 Oral d. Davis.
Sc Melvin c. Hicks.
5 Leland Asher Nelson.
$50 Luther Moore NARROW.
Sd Jonas Lawrence Thompson.
440 Walter Otto Schmatjen.
269 Ernest A. Farmer.
335 Walter Eldon Dudley.
1913 Robert Lincoln Hempsten.
BAL Lawrence Marion WINNER.
391 Arthur Bennett Richardson.
353 Harvey Kendrick Scandrett.
$50 Fred Powell.
1873 George Finley.
72 David R. Green.
'56 Clayton Malone.
.12 Carl Rickers.
% Herbert Foster.
IL Elijah Winfield Wright.
63 Charles Wehr.
6 Roy Vernon Pile.
27 John Samuel Woods.
SO Wilburn Wailen Risley.
45 Orville Henry Wriston.
O3 Clarence Albert Mahan.
81 Herbert McNabney.
81 Clarence Leslie Rexroad.
80 Edward d. Lingo.
SO Leondis Ralph Martin.
SO William Chef johnson.
O6 Emil Arthur Hoeckendorf.
19 Priseliano Fapia.
25 Ralph Earl Rhinehart.
92 Walter Brown King.
33 Orren B. WINNER.
% James Bernard Patton.
% Glenn Edward Walden.
)7 Jesse H. Mershem.
Il Harold Smith Sutton.
,8 Calvin Edwin Mortimer.
IS Preston Ebert Gidley.
Il Callie Mcpherson Lindsay.
Il Edward Lewis Craft.
" Roy Shelton.
"a Eugene Wilson Davis.
10 Lee Wilbur Franklin.
2 Clifford M. Keith.
10 Harry Emf Thompson.
n Llewelyn M. Calvert.
10 Paul Archie Myers.
"A Francis E. Franklin.
a Andrew Fell.
IS Charles Elmer Michael.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
AvIso DE DEMANDA.

Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de Sandoval
En- la Corte de Distrito.
SANTIAGO BAROS, D~emandante, J
VS..
LUCREClA v. de BAROS,
D~emandada.
No. 468.
A la demandada mencionada arriba:
Queda listed por la presente notifi-
cada de que Sc ha puesto una demah-
da en- contra de listed, en- la dicha
Corte Y Condado, por ell demandante
arriba mencionAdo, en- la cual ell dicho
demandante pide un divorcio absolute
de listed, por las o de discretion
y abandono.
Y Sc lie notifica a listed ademas, que
a memo que comparezca 0 haga que
sea representada en- dicha causa en-
o antes del dfa II de Agosto, A. D.
1917, Sc rendira un juicio en- contra
de listed por rebeldfa, y la peticion he.
cha sera concedida.
Ell nombre del abogado del deman.
dante es Marcos C. de Baca, cuya di.
recci6n postal es, B~ernaIfllo, NJ. M.
PresciIiano Ortiz, S~ecretario.
Por Thos. X. D. Madison, Diputado.
At. June %, July 5, ~, y 49,. LAST.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
CHARLIE CHAPLIN GANARA
a I'm MILLION

EN- los ~cfrculos teatrales de Nueva
York Sc asegura que ell celebre actor
comico cinematografico, Charlie Cha
plin, ha ~celebrado un ~convenio con
una compahfa de films" me
dante ell cual aquel famoso artista de
la risa recibira como sueldo la estu-
penda suma de un million de dolares
'anuales.
Chaplin trabaja actualmente con la
Mutual Film Company" pero ell con-
trato que tiene con esta fenecera en-
breve. Su sueldo es de 100000 al afo
ISegln los terminus del nuevo con-
trato, Chaplin Sc c~ompromete a ser ell
protagonista en- ocho pelfculas de tres
parties cada una Este trabajo debev
ra ser desempeIado an ell termino de
un aho, es decir, que Chaplin recibi-
ra 125, 900 d6lares por su actuaci6n en-
cada pelfcula. :,
En toda la historic del arte teatral
y cinematografico no Sc habfa regis
trado hasta ahora una retribuci6n tan
fabulosa.-Revista Ilustrada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
r E M TIT O.

Griffith, Colo, Julio Is de 1917.
Sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano''
Espero de su bondad que permititi
un espacio en- las Columns de SUI a
preciable peri6dico, para publican la
muerte de nuestro hermano politicO
FRANCISCO PALS, quien dej6 de eSls
tir en- SUI casa Residential, que era ell
Madrid, N. M, ell viernes 6 del CO
~rriente, a las 1875 a. m.n despues de
sufrir con resignation v~erdaderamen-
tie cristiana de una penosa enferme
dad de pulmonfa que lie duro 5 dlas,
" que lie aquejo hasta que ell Ser Su-
rremo alivio sus sufrimientos, recon-
p~enzandoselos con I'm lugar en- la man
sion de los justos. Ell Sr. PALS erd
de los ciudadanos mas honrados y a
preciables en- esta comunidad, Y en-
su muerte a causado IN profundo Pc
gar, entire su familia y gran
de parentela y infinidad de amigos.
Deja tristes y RESPONSIBILITIES, a su
ouerida esposa Manuelita M. Pals, s.
a siete nifos, a saber; Magic, Luisita
Jose, Marcelino, Abedon, Luconio Y
Alfonzo; ash como a sus queridos pa
die del finado, que son: ell Sr. Lu-
COMO Pals y la Sra. Tonita M. de Pals
y a 81 madre polftica Isabel Montoya
Los restos fueron llevados a la CAPT
la de Nuestra Sonora Santa Ana, por
IN gran n1mero de parientes y ami
COS. y de ALI al c~amposanto de Ma
drid. Ia esposa del finado queda
rouy agradecida de todas las personals
mo la y A~SiStierOn al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
L. MoNToYA.

lNuestro eficiente mayordomo del
d~epartamento de obras de esta inn
prenta, John Mehers, ha acceptable la
posicion como instructor de imprenta
del High School de Albuquerque, ~
partira a tomar cargo de SUI nuevo
empleo cuando Sc abran de nuevo las
aulas de dicho planted, La clase de
tipograffa sera nueva en- la Escuela
Alta, y es una mejera ~introducida Ill
'timamente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

Tuvimos Ell gusto de yer en- nuestras
oficinas a la apreciable sehora Bene-
randa Gonzalez de Herrera, esposa de
nuestro amigo Tr~anquilino Herrera,
conocido comerciante de Gallup, N.
NJ, quien vino a la capital de paseo,
acompahada de su hermana polftica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

lei Sr. Jose ~Bustamante, %procedente
de Pecos, N. M, lego a la ciudad ell
martes, de paso para Espa1ola, a don
de sali6 ell microbes. Eel Sr. Bus
tamante viaja con negocios de- foto-
graffa y vistas movibles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

ID. Emeterio Leyba y sus tres hijos
Ramon, Mabricio y Apolonio Leyba,
todos de Leyba, N. M, %estuvieron en-
nuestras oficinas ell dfa ~ del presen
tie, habiendo venido a la ciudad con
negocios en- la oficina de terrenos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

.Granizo en- Las Vegas.-Una tenn
de granizo cayo en- Las Vegas
la noche del ldnes, destruyendo los
jardines.. Vas noticias que han lie
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

tldo mas bonito y bian hecho. Escoia
ue entire 60 classes de telas Y. 80 esti.
ios. Mandenos una tarjeta postal i
ie envlaremos libro de %estilos, e infor-
niaclon particular acerca de los esti-
los, blancos para medirse solos ~
NO Sc ESPERE. Nosotros nagamos
Io eos.o de porte. Mande una postal
AMERICAN WooLEN MILL CO.
Chicago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
NO NEcEsITA DINERo.

Este vestido. es
suyo sin que lie
cueste NADIA. En-
vfenos una tarje-
ia postal o carta
hoy. Dejenos en-
seharle como OBJ
tenerlo con II e
tro plan facil. No
Sc ~requiere expe-
riencia. Sea nues
tro agente y ga
ne de
$40. a SIS. al dfa,
en- su tempo Ii.
brc, Es inuy fa-
ely no ha Wis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

gado a LAS Vegas, dicen que ell grant
20 no Sc extendi0 por largo trecho EN-
ell condado, aun cuando cubrio una
gran distancia .desde ell noroeste has
ia ell sudoeste.
Ell Jurado de Lucero no llega a un
acuerdo.-Se han recibido noticias en-
Las Vegas de que Ell jurado que esta
jusgando a Ricardo Lucero en- Trini-
dad, no pudo llegar a un veredicto,, y
que este prominente ranchero tendra
que ser jusgado de nueyo. Desppes
del hecho, Lucero Sc hugo del conda-
do donde Sc cometio ell hecho en- Colo
RADIO, al condado de Mora, en- Nuevo
Mexico, y permaneci6 escondido alif
durante ell otoho e invierno. AL fin
rindio al alguacil del condado de
Mora, voluntariamente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

tRanchero herldo.-Han llegado no
ticias de unos tiros que ocurrieron en-
ell rancho llamado Turkey Track, al
oriente de Hagerman. I'm individuo
de apellido Scribner y Mac Fletcher
Sc vieron en- una dificultad en- la cual
Fletcher fue herido por Scribner en-
la mano izquierda y en- ell brazo dere-
cho. ,Aunque Fletcher esta bastante
Sc cree que Sc recobrara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19

La DobIe Wal. H. Snow, ell eX-
perto de la compahfa del Santa Fe,
ina terminado los detalles para la com
pra de los %terrenos necesarios para
la doble via de la via de Glorieta q
Decatur, una distancia de cerca de II
millas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-19
NoTIcIAs DEL EsrApo.

La cosecha de trigo en- Curry Sc
1trillando ell trigo va en- ell conda-
do de Curry. Eel trigo esta saliendo
bien, mejor que 10 que los labradores
habfan ~figurado, en- muchos casos.
La mejor cosecha de que Sc tiene no.
ticia ha sido la de G.. M. Bryan, quien
ha levantado 22h bushels por acre
un solo trecho, de terra.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
STOCK MARKET
SLUMPS BADLY
Many of Rail Issues Reach
Record Low In Spell
Of Blues

E1W YORK. Dec. 12.--The New
York Evening sun financial review
oday said.
'.AAali--t attack Of the blues yrs
.erday evidently spread over a good
part OF the country thru the night
The railroad stocks led in Iho
'acrlBCal offering and the movement
was aggravated By the Tumor that
President Wilson bad decided tn
Justice Brandois 90 head the opera
lion Of the roads under his plan for
goyeInmont control Wall-st. would
naturally iiile 20 see a railroad man
n that important position. MANY "
he Ia lruad stocks touched new low
records for "A number OF years such
as Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific. Great Northern
and so on. losses ranged from 2
To 4 points. there as we'll as among
he industrials. Copper stocks were
disposed "a be strong In the early
rading, bur they soon sold down
ractionaliy below the previous close.
Marine preferred also iots It's early
gain and sold below SO.
selling was less urgent IN the
late trading until just before the
closing. when Ihe drive against val
uos was renewed and additional loss.
es n o. point or more We're record
ed
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
livestock

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sIOCtNNARDs
-aL-L1-y --+is>- Cattle. Mar
E"t Etrau- HrHt heavy rtC..s Christ
rIaH st.elt STE. bnat handy weight
butcher steers Sig.oGrIlI5t mixed
.ers aud hrifcra $3.50 ul0. handy
lsht butchers $500 tt.oJ, l.EHt
BUTCHERS .au1to. best COVE. $3.50 H
A-d. butcher COWS. $500 25t CONF
mon cows Sfsf62t, cauucrs, f5,-a %
5..o, hrFt nrarF bulls. SIS $50 ho-
uEua bulls $1,000 80. stock bulls.
seWt.oo trrders $50 Z s6Qt stock.
ers, }56ui16. veal csi iver MarFst
atcddy best grades. Situlfb0, oth-
ers. yGHi2 Sheep and lambs Market
strong best lambs. fl1. fair lambs,
4l5.r5 ilf5U lirAt to common lambs.
fit8ta 25 fair to good sheep. 81 y
IN. Culis and common SGu go Hogs
Morknt prospects, steady, pigs $40 90
lI 1aIo. mixed grades SlTU 1850. The
embargo placed ON shipments ot I've
stock out of Detroit was lGed We'd
utslHy aut shipmeuts VIII be- rocciY-
I'd .u tle yards as usual
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO uec. I2 Few Offering
and good demand tndny sent oats
up i.c to sc over yesterdays clos-
Iue prices % new high marks.
Dec. Data opened so lower az Iftsc.
but later sold up 10 75isc. May open
e4 ut lhc, down ac, but later gam
Trading in corn was the slightest
in eterm months Prices were gen
ue,. fnLn nnaned latcr at ll2ALh
unchanged fIuu yesterday, and ctu-
iuutd at that price Jan. also OPEN
"a la'e se Up , at 'i.-l y, .,,5t 9l{ ..st
81 10 p. aun later lost ec.
Provisions were Irregular on q
higuef hoR market
DETROIT Dec. l2--Close Prices
Ia iAe Detroit grain market were
unchanged ut the opening and tone
Was lrI1 Chicago oats were a Nttr
hlhHtr and tIn corn deal WAS lIm
Ite nuiH situntiuu is showing much
itruk De- chicago has small Ht0cka
and everything th sight Is needed.
4Ar efFNrlU .ut ia eIId 20 be "a buyer
tor iulhte delivery on heavy acA4e
ana iuftI su.is ore continually max
ihA large purchases FOR export Al
the saue time nO increase les uUtad iu
silna l} idiWrTH and there is AN
Kinds ~ demand ln The Detroit
market local mli1rg are active buy
fia ana hIippcrs have orders Tor utl
iho oats they r1n secure. Tuesday 3
mar kct HUa worry strong and there I1
nothing ih sight 70 give promise or
an easier situation.
AlNed corn Us not in special de-
mBnd. but yellow Us wanted Receipts
here arc not large enough % weaken
the market hHFtrs ure not press .
f1r supplies owing % the scarcity of
8t.ckS- The corn coming iu - not
. O. H .. r. 10
ity tuiraB0 rep rts hrm tone bee
cause the promised cars are nor
showing up Weather ~ .Ittio
more favorable Tor the movement ot
Wheat 9 scarce and arm Demand
f9r teur IS active. Rye Us dall and
steady.
An the grain markets were nrm
and closing prices were even wIth
those of TUESDAY evcepting in oats.
= :. i4-sl.! ...44aa-a = la----
Wtdnesday'7 wheat quotation
Cash no red s. No mixed
coarse t1lH 4NelIat t'ns rH' ,ess
eu. 3. 81 OBS EH. s yellow, A2.ni. oats
standard a+r $50. 9 white. I9c, NO.
, wlttt 5fc. EEe. cash $50. q, fi.>l 's,
Beams. ilm"ilate ana 9r0Wpt ship
Htcrips i'm the Detroit market on
"wednesday were 1000 bbls ~ -four 3
cars of wheat. M corn and OF
o3ts shipments were 1000 "his af
Hrur stocks are lI3 GOO hu % VIII eat,
10000 hu 'Hr corn. ll0 600 hu OF oats
and $4,000 Ora of rye
PRIMARY Whrat receipts were 46t-
600 bu. .aguinst ll93.00e hu year
ago
Receipts of wheat Wednesday. Du-
luth, ~ cars. aralUst 1873 year aEo
NiunruuO'iN 16s cars against aft
Winnipeg 900 ears. against t6l Dhi-
eocn 81 cars. against 81, 81. Louis.
IA 400 hu
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations hy Hornb.ower d Weeks
poo. 1I Open Ht-h iew Close
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
PATRIOTIC
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED

Thousands OF messages about
the equipment. welfare and
movement of the nations
SOLDIERS and SAILORS
are passing over the telephone
wires daily. TO handle these
messages as we'll as millions
of others responsible young
Nomen are needed. The work
is clean and interesting. Sal
aries start from the first day.
There are unusual opportuni-
ties for advancement.
Apply at the OPERATORS
T RAINING DEPART
MENT. Madison ave. at John
r. ST., between 9 a, m. and 8
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
EAsT uUFrArO LIVE sToCII

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Doc r.
Cattle Receipts 500 market f0trly
active, prime steers yi5Q 80
butcher grades. gsuI2, COVE $500
900
Calves. Rcccipts goo; market ac-
tive. 25c lower. Gull 90 choice. asa
sg25
sheep and lambs, Receipts 2000t
market. l0ius slow soc lower. sheep,
active choice lambs sl175mlSi Gull
20 fair s1i50ftT59; yearlings. SIS
q 10. sheep. s5Nl2 16.
Hue7 Receipts g 500, market oc-
tive, 80 q Csc lower yorkcrs Sll"
$3.50. pIy- f17t heavy, sf9TlN 10.
rpushs S1r51H17. stays. $l45olhI5.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

CHICAGO Dec. t. Hogs Receipts
rd and butchers S17O6W I1.I6. good
heavy s17a6 6Vi7.7" rough heavy
slT1l72 2n. light. Sl6eo0176o. pi~s
tl30l6.tf Cattle: Receipts 1900
i9nrk.t weqk o. 15c lower. heeves
&T25HI4 tU. COWS and hnifers. E3I00
% 30. calves. sE50W 1880. sheep
Uecairts 1900. marriott strong On
zoe higher, native $St0G124 Wesf-
western. sI8Wl7. ewes. t700ull.6o.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Dec ~ CLOSE wheat
Cash. 81 20 corn. Cash. 500, Dec
gl. .2Gis Jan. 81 g8la MAY sl2li.
Data. cash. 8Ic. Dec, ISAc May
Cash. Elb. Dcc.. fl621ia Jan. SIG 3b'
Mar. tI5B5. Asslke. Cash sttpb
Timothy Cash. $3.50. Dec. {3.6bI
NaI.. g8.t5 Buttcr Rrick creamery
4s soc. tub creamery. Soc. Lght
FRESH capdltd 56c. storage 39u&1c
How rt I.D4.I
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
cun ooPrEn SrocNs


fIII.. AGO. iIec. Butter EN-
r8H 41Ht5os hrsts fstf9r Egrs
Prime ordinary t2n Co. frsts 90
Soc ChpaF.f Twins 22fr d2lei C
young Americas. 2bt uals I.iyr
etirc i6 6f2fr, springs l9 isc.
.tuFktye poo Potatoes. Receipts
rtrs Wise.n nHln AMID Minnesota 81 S5
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
naus.s Rnd rrast Com PrnIes
Innl AnIa Nl1


20 execute orders on tht exchange
W n. Moss e. Co Carlyle y povah
geo ~ West e CO. + 4. MRcrruRs
& Co.. II " Noble 4 Co. = J.. sey-
I'm. Lynch q co. W. A. Hemlln q co.
Wm 4 Neer & Co.. Sinclair y Couis
wendell Muikcy e CO. VIM ross
& Co. D. r. Pelton A. Co. Joel stock
3 Reilly Il CO. Matthew Finn. A "
wallace q Cr ft wis O Gorton
Nehc Peiscn Woodruff CO. Dood
Martin q 60 OJ3ars Ferris 4 Co.
W,.i f.e 81 Co
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

maeuifceui memorial fo the
women of the confederacy is 20 be
unveiled this month az Jackson,
Miss.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

Made despandanj by illness. Frank
Roske. 59 years OLD $50 i15 Grg
t-lt ave-. tried 10 take hi lite TUe-
day uiEht by turn Dg ON the ras
in hts room He wgs.t9Ecn. to Re
ceiviug hospital TTs recovery ie
doubtful An Acquaintance todd ths
police chat Rcakc had threatened to
hang himself
FUNERAL DfRECroRs
CASPAR SCHULTZ s. SON
Funeral directors EIfre r1P
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

NEw YORK. prc ~ Today i..h-
crty bond qudtsuona 1h's sa52. 81.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

Close t1 WooaWaII. live and six
raalla and bath. a-utrttn tsfuHrest
fIrI,s
AAL3SET Campbell HEALTN 60.
sos iIaa ft.aa Bldg
WILL take vacant lot as first
payment have several houses
and modern flats, well To-
Gated.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12

AppIes--S5 2t96 btf. ,oua,eens.
tfrt50 hhi, box apples. 81 90 9.
Hannnns Joou sn4pplnE rtncK
Tannt--l,ri,A 4 r'rpas. f7c 10
Cranberries-g,4Ult63 per bbl; IS
california Fruits Red Emperors
3 Hb.5O keg.
Christmas greens Holly wreaths.
sl25Ul l5J per dnZs ground Nuc 2o-
sd rolls 6 20, Japanese paper trin-
mlugs, 0o-yd rolls nc.
utessrd C-sfScs -aucv country
dressed, Q1Sci choice, so lIc COM
Dressed Hogs Fancy lightwoigats.'
p q -3c heavy. goa 2lc No.
fresh Vc4rirbI~~ Eccts. gl.2b Du.t
turnip- 81, per Du. celery cog dOc
bu.. snallotts. 40 7f 5ot per aHE
toes hct houac, 20 % 26c TO-. cg6 plant,
t2.buW3 per doz.. cncu HD'
tI,, lettuce. hgad oerg; 30
u-r cr1tet leaf. 1eNltc lbi knm-
quats 1S0 poo per qt
Grape ttu4t st.5Uu Go co-c
HRy Detroit dealers Hro ysyinE
Yhe iei'g~g1s i15t1y pj', " ,iendsia e,yTst
tg3 bO@2t Nu. light mixed s@3.0On
ga SO tiuorhN. s1Z.ou u 20. no
miNcd, &2Ol li 80. ] cluN en-. SlJWZV
per ton \th"at .and or s.-,N.
Hides $40. D cured. zoc; $50. green
hides. 1Ec Nu. cured hIll- I4c $50
J green buls. lZc, 80. ] cured Nfhl
Kip. 11c, No. green veal kip, tIr.
SO. : rurne murruin. 2Go Na. green
murrain. iGc 80. J. cured calf SOC.
hides. s6 NH horse ilta. s. $50
tHlIuW, iar, $50. = talIuw. I.C. $50
hides lc OF No. kip aud calG 'tc
on she,pshin cas- to amount WOOD
The Detroit times., 1917-12-12
MOVIE TICKETS

rst.tiae-fhe utpf~ urnf tfrs--ft'-
: rirtt--rintrs Job Dept---Main f520.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

stored away ia she aeBgiss ~ "a ek8
trunk gaerr suax EssslzaIs ssafa tsse fsa@ssi
d csaetastssa heStsEsema nsssaE ay ssaeae
grandmother. Tss1as He aFe sgalsa
erYehetiag sssstsEsssasass saaas we eosSs-
hsae II with lsnsa. tsae ssszs Esaswnsts
was aaasss Of heavy ssnua sssesEsag asssa
lace Hlet. Wear triangular ssssrss as
Ssles Eaee were ssss In as cot9seR' 'Resesssss
TO tst tbs gasawr's 81 the hest. tasss ags.
per aaes bslng placed s4s sttas she ras
tire triangle shows whess rise gsliaas-
are ln plassss The lower eegaers o.
the sssfvad are sar aas Ea Hi thss pests
al brass bed and saia ssssaa aad osss
end are finished with atae yrseheees
eststnE.
The sutssut corners and the tas wsfs
finished with fscsst edge. Al initial
raesiaiiioa. also In flef. is plaeei In the
ceater Of the spread.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17
PRETTY AS WELL. As USEFUL
esashioa Easily asads and Asay E@
s~1utea Eala Gsas-eaeeee.

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article elfhsF fnr sassRwgssasa5 frsssa tAe
post ~ Esfe iaosinE glass sgr far aasss
Igsg ufssEa q Nalf In ftae wAIl. Fur tfee
nupsT part fttee IT sessa rsaemgaFfNs
aEs aafd hatf agseaaw3 isa ieagatl, saarss
inches In width and hmas afa taSh liz
thickness Will ne required. This wxsssa
lis se@n sG bsssween swa fleeas ~ silk.
sufficient material being teSs at tsaa
lower esage 90 eayer sha lsinstssAIan.
Diagram A explains this the srssss It's
dictates the psece af wsssd, and the
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

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sass gsssfas saSS sts@afae vs. ~4#@ s8szA
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and sstd st-saat sfss Gsgsss:ss asasaqss
sagse fgE hGgfA eaas~s, esd aAse sFsxas
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aeses III fite tasvS@at fstss fa ga ~ gaw
osSsgs sxtrnase1
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requires tsgrss yards II fahgse sag sa&st
aFaa eaas tr3afaiFtS TAres asaa assas
ter yards gstEi ssst nestsza fur ssa essaa
1ao rstssssl wuala servp admirably
FOR n sstse ~ Ehe aavsisy sgiaa, sssgaiar
tfiis sussssaer. sss IL faEstt be aavssagssss
ie tlaapvl, serge er laaea.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

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sasr To ges saaGsg1ss ths aasasa sssh
sie sasr@ Gs's fos tsefaasea. sss9Fssa*rst
slsf@ssss kissFssss 3s#@s ss Mg 3,#sgss
@sssg ssta Na s$stss4ay named art8cae wis
ezs Adv
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17
The alo,,sc

Bioases. contrary TO predictions. are
fashioned nine cases out of ten 10 be
worn over thu strand skirts for
this type blouse must be fashioned for
this particular purpose, for most skirfB
have odd belt arrangements, sokes,
pockets, frii,s, etc. and ali at the
waistilne.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

pieres of slis arc scen hanging below
II. Diagram u shows the shape OF tha
cushion that win be required: Il meas
ures Six inches BY Eve inches
g The design upon the cushion Is
worked In three shades Of green and
the whole thing Ii edged throughout
with silk cord. which liz arranged In
two little loops un either side. MT the
top. and the ende that hang dowHwards
are knotted and fraycd out into tas.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

Ea Are late beara coed far nssef
c,s-ad Nm. bGt they're ail right fas
faEk
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17
IN OPERATION
AVERTED

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

Aag Sprs3a san hatf @aas bis asss
asssss s&sa yesesaEay tnx~asssI sssIss sfsAt
are asfaeAssa by eimia.ss @Foassa ffss
s,lses
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

wousa,a ns arsvere are she lasess
la England