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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12
PERSONALS

Miss Meta GaIliher went to Wild.
wood camp up the Valley river yes
terday where she Is the guest Of Miss
Mary Kathryn Howard for several
days.
Walter harrington has returned
from business trip to Somerset, Pa.
Dennis Cotter who has been very Ill
for several days at his home on Yer.
mont avenue, Is improving.
Mrs. Monroe Moran, who has been
very i'll for some time at her home on
the East side, continues in critical
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Cleveland and
children, Miss Mary, have returned
from Wheeling where they attended
the funeral Of Charles Troy, nephew
of Mr.. Cleveland, who was killed when
a wagon in which he was riding was
struck by a train.
Miss Jean Richie has gone to Rich
wood to visit relatives
Miss Marjorie Hass who had been
the guest of Miss Bethian Smoot at
A1lingdale, w. Va, has returned home.
Edwin Brooks, who had been the
guest of relatives here for two weeks,
left today for his home in Newark,
N. ]. Mrs. Brooks who has been here
for several weeks, leaves Saturday for
her home.
Miss Irene Barnes will leave satur.
day for Buckhannon, where she will
be the guest of Miss Margaret Work.
man. Miss Workman who has been
the guest of Miss Barnes and other
friends will accompany her home.
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BY PAUL PURMAN.

-
Three managers in four days, that's
an all-time baseball record
Presidents of baseball clubs are sell
dom credited with records in the dope
books, but this record must be credited
to Barney Dreyfuss, president of the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
In four days Dreyfuss had three
managers in turn poloting his ball
club. The first was Jim Callahan, who
began the season with the Pirates, the
second Honus Wagner, who threw up
the job in two days and the third HUI
go Bezdek, who deserves credit for
his nerve If for nothing else.
Bezdek's appointments is more OF
less of an experiment. Practically I'M
known to the baseball world, it Is a
question whether the former Chicago
athlete will be able to accomplish
what a smart ballplayer like Callahan
failed to achieve and the willy and an
Gent Honus did not care to attempt.
Bezdek has been with the Pirates
as a coach and scout. His earlier &C.
tivities have been generally limited TO
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 11.-Wil'
bert Robinson has other troubles than
trying to make his misft outfit in this
borough play baseball instead of GRO
Quet or ping.pong or whatever 1t is
they're playing this season. and his
other trouble troubles Wilbert more
than his ball club,
The trouble is with wilbert's fish
hound.
Now, a fish hound is mighty rare
beast in its pure and unauthorized
form. Wilbert picked his up on the
Chesapeake marshes where he spends
most Of the winter and was sure he
had a find, the dogs mother being a
bluefsh pointer and its father a her
ring spaniel.
4 spent three years training this
hound" Wilbert moaned. Put him
in power boat and he would take
hold of the steering wheel with his
teeth and guide the boat over school
Of shad or whitefsh or whatever YOU
asked him for. But I'm afraid he's
spoiled.
at was this way"-the tears came
in Wilbert's eyes. He got sick last
winter and fixed little bed for him
in the hunting lodge. Before he got
we'll he took such liking to that bed
that you could not drag him out Of
It. One day carried him to the boat
and started out after some fish and
where dye think he guided me 0V-
er an oyster bed.
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Weeused to sing duets before we
Eere married" said he.
wonder why we gave It up?" she
inquired
No excitement to Il. "A duet gen
rally finishes even. Nobody gets
ihe lsst crd Washington star,
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AGreat DISTINCTION.

who ever heard Of this man?
Why. in this literary assemblage, are
they treating him with such marked
deference?"
Because he is the only man here
who never has written war poem"
Baltimore American.
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subsequent Proceedings.

"Willie, against orders, allowed his
chum to take him to the river on a
fishing trip"
Then what happenedY j..
"His father took him to the back
shed on a whaling expedition'"-
Washington Star.
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Inst in His Line.

"My sculptor friend can't do any
thing at all with his backyard yege-
tables"
"Thats odd. A sculptor, of all men.
ought to be able to carve out success
from model garden. Washington
star.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

John L. still has the wonderful arm
with which he DEBATED Jake Kilrain
It Richburg, Miss, in 75.round bout
back In 1899 and won the worlds
heavyweight championship. But it's
Ln plaster
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When Kilbane opens billiard par
lor In Cleveland, he says he will take
WINNIE Dunn in as partner. So jim
ME won't have the pleasure Of calling
Johnny an migrate"
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Dips are Fostering the Tigers.
They've been stealing the shirts off
Hughie Jennings and two of his men,
but they haven't been fast enough yet
for Ty Cobb.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-12

sPap Rourke Of the. Omaha club
would give baseball years vacation.
President Tearnsy of the Three Eye
league hasn't said so, but has done
80.
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Games Scheduled Today
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn ~.
Cincinnati at New York ~.
Chicago at Philadelphia (2).
St Louis at Boston (2).
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g5' |'D.IOE[ID
TAT ElSS

It looks as If Zbysko taught Carl
Morris TO box. He can rastle so well
when In the ring.
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Games Scheduled Today
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago C2),
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ResuIts Yesterday.

Boston, /; Detroit, 0.
Philadelphia, 10; st. Louis, S.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, 0.
New York Chicago, rain.
49, eh.II,,., - AZ. NI,,ka
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Baseball at a Glance.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
All games postponed; rain.
Z " Sfapdlnu Of the Clubs.
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7Csiea ps az Z ,.t.'S s, Ne
SSo WISE, ~ RUN S,ou M ESlte SoI
IN RACE FoRAft 5yESa,a ilef
Z rs sssaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Somehow of Bal
timore, Md, announce the engagement
of their daughter Beulah to Mr. Herbert
A. Simon of Washington. An at home
will be held at Nelmar apartment April
% from to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mrs. Sidney Tremble will entertain a
supper party this evening at the Will
lard in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Henry Hawkins, who have recently re-
turned from Japan and will make their
home temporarily at Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Allen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

The Chinese minister. Mr.. Wellington
koo. went to New York this morning
to attend banquet to be given there
this evening BY THE Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
was the best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held and supper served at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. J. W. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Edward Swing an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Mollfe Philomena, to Mr.. Edward
Joseph Breyere Of st. Regis Falls. N. Y.
Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth and Mrs.
NJ. Ellsworth Cunningham were host
esses in the children's room at the D.
A. r. Hall yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Somehow of Bal
timore, Nd, announce the engagement
of their daughter Beulah to Mr. Herbert
A. Simon of Washington. An at home
will be held at Nelmar apartment April
% from to 10.
The Rev. Mr.. Fultz. pastor of the
United Brethren Church, is officia ting
at the marriage this afternoon of Miss
Virginia Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Orion Cole. and Mr.. Robert A
wayman of Salem. n. Y. The cere.
| mony which will take place at {
o'clock at the home of the brides par.
ents in North Capitol street, will be
witnessed by small family party an6
will be no attendants. The bride will
wear a gown of white tul1e over white
satin. and tulle veil. and will carry
a bouquet of white sweet peas. The
ceremony will take place in a bower OF
palms and white roses. Mrs. Cole
mother of the bride. is wearing gowr
of gray chiffon and silver lace. The
out-of-town guests here for the wed
ding are Mr.. and Mrs. George H Hoga
dorm, Mrs. Edward B. Swift, aunt oil
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Post ant
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Laid, all of Albany
Mr.. Wayman and his bride will leave
Washington this evening for a short
wedding trip before going to theil
home at Salem. N. Y. The bride i.
leaving in n suit of dark blue gabar.
dine, with 4 heliotrope hat trimmed
with flowers
DR.. Poulieff of the Bulgarian legation
entertained at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Lee. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef
will return tomorrow to her summer
home at E1kins, w. Va.
Among those who entertained at the
bazaar for the Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital. at the Raleigh yes
terday. were Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Mrs
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Cooper have taken an apartment at the
Rochambeau for the spring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ Warburs have
taken the J. Girvin Peters house at
Edgemoor for the summer
The Chief Justice and, Mrs. White
Will be the honor guests at a dinner
given this evening by Capt. Josiah s
Mexican, U. S. N, and Mrs. Mexican at
the Army and Navy Club.
DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
have as their guest for several DAYS
Mrs Dwight Clapp of New York
Mrs. Elkins is entertaining at tea
this afternoon.
Admiral and Mrs. Huse will be hosts
at a large dinner this evening at the
Army and Navy Club
Mai. and Mrs. Palmer Pierce have had
a. as their guests for several days Col.
lliiinan, Z. 5. a., retired. and his daush-
ter. Miss Katherine TiIlman, who have
returned to their home at Princeton.
Mrs. RobertH. Wood. formerly Miss
Leila Howard. entertained at luncheon
Marguerite Weller, whose marriage to
Mr.. Richard Hynson takes place next
Tuesday. The guests included the mem
bers of the wedding party
Ensign J. 3. Barrett, USN.. of Wash
ington. D. c. and Miss A. NJ. Dufry Of
New York city were married at the
Church of the Nativity at New York on
Sunday, April 8. Rev. B. J. Reilly per-
formed the ceremony. The couple had
planned to be married later, but owing
to the fact that Ensign Barrett was or
dered to his ship Immediately hurried
arrangements were made to have the
wedding performed Easter Sunday.
Miss Duffy. who was a soloist at the
Church of the Nativity, wore a white
gown and hat to match. She wore a
small American flag.
+. f. Duffy. brother OF the bride, sang
solo. Mr.. w. J. Barrett, brother of
the bridegroom, an Instructor at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

The president and board of managers
If the Christ Child Society will have
heir annual meeting at Rauscher's to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. The
Rev DR.. William J. Kerby will make
IN address. An exhibit of methods OF
work will open at o'clock. Tea Will
De served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mrs. Herbert johnson, accompanied by
her young daughter and niece. Miss
Huguenin. who have been spending
Palm Beach and Asffeville. stopped at
Washington for a few days en- route
to their home at Racine. Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mrss Walter B. Brooks, jr. of Balti-
more went to Philadelphia yesterday
TO attend the luncheon given by her
mother, Mr.. Edward T. Stotesbury. to
the war relief committee Of the wom-
ems section of the Navy League. The
guests numbered 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. jr.; Mrs.
francois Berger Moran. Mrs. Victor
lauffmann. Mrs. J. c. Kelton. Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. John Crayke
Simpson, Mrs. Charles c. Glover. Miss
Kibbey, Mrs. Douglas p. Birnie. Mrs.
George q. Hamilton. Mrs. Seaton Perry
Miss NJ. B. Adams. Miss Josephine Da-
Wis. Miss Van Fossen. Mrs. Alexander
Pope, the Misses Foster. Mrs Sherman
P. Allen and Commander Jewell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Cards have been received announcing
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Maj. and Mrs. Palmer Pierce have had
as their guests for several days Col.
Tlllman, Z. S. A.. retired. and his daush-
ter. Miss Katherine Tillman. who have
returned to their home at Princeton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Admiral and Mrs. Huse will be host.
at large dinner this evening at tn,
Army and Navy Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19

Mrs Goodwin D. Ellsworth and Mrs
NJ Ellsworth Cunningham were host
esses in the children's room at the D
A. R. Hall yesterday.
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NOTICE ron PI BLICATION

Department uf the Interior. 4. :
Lani uffic" nj las Crucr,. New
NrXiro, July %. 1911
Notic" H. hereby given that Cly,I
u. barrow ~ Columbus. y. M.. VII"
nu August Il, 1911, made I'D Enir,
Ne. oioITs for NWi-i, Scciion ~
Township r. Rang" X W \ n T.
Meridian. has filed notirr of inian
tam iu make Three year rrouf. a.
establish rlaim Ia the land aho,c
'lrsrril"d, 1ri"r' H. NJ Reed. 4. :
Commissioner, at Columbus. y. N.
ou The i9th day of september. 1871.
Claimant nom"s rs witnesses;
Louis /. Durhhrad Charles e..
G"rn, rrane ~ hague. clarence ~
stevenson. all NJ Columbus. s. M.
sOu" -. buHNSiDE,
" Register.
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>oInL t,,R n RlHATIo>

department uf The Interior. I. =.
laud once -. rrucrs. Ncw Mex
ir". luly -, 1911.
N"licr d, h"rcl, given that Otn"r
= r.l -nu. at lola, New MrNir". VIII"
uu ]I"lruar, aih. ipi' mad" desert
land ruir, Ne. n;;u, fer M. see
liuu a. low uSlup u : rang, ~ W',l
y " T. mrrti,au. has hlri uriic"
OF intention Ia mak" hual pr,nf by
purchase undrr act Nsrchi 1910 ~
establish rlaim lo the laud slsnv
described before u y Mrkr,'N, l..
:. Commissioner. at lN'mug. y ".
ou tho iiih day " September, i9i;
Claimant uauu"s ~ W%tiu"s-'S:
David ih'hrr Of ll"rmans,, y ".
t,arurtt Iil,s"u. urursc rhilltp.. and
b. Purrh"r. ~ Hrriuanas, y "
JOHN l.. M R>SiDE
psIE Register
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TOAST IN WATER
PRONOUNCED GEM

IN" tate a. ""hrr' w. NAVY
VINO was prominent through ArAa
sas' leit prh'nh h'n u '"as' MS
friends p''ht y" ~ y gr'il onr daI
Al a luncheon a'n"''s d'S''nsu'sh'd
men h' Was asN'ri '" "li"r y t""s'
!" a''r lhls " Nh"' W. s''"'
MT WESTMINSTER '"hi's ne teen
ll"m'h-'"u nave ash'u nv ~ r.
Sp"nh !" inc '""''' war; w
p''r'S' ahd m'S' "i a' innings 'ha'
''"d created want !" say '" y'''
nat nav" S'"n T" E''s'"i' ~ my
tear hr"l'a ON th' s'''p'hE hns ~
inia'''\ ! nave seen T" 'r''A'' "'"''
10" h"'l"r'u ann "rOlN''h '"''As ~
age
ave seen " w '"E ~" "''P'
on the h'an'S "i grass ann ''a''' ~
'r''s' ''"S''i's IN" "'""''''i' N"'''
W" hr"r''''s sun hnrs' W r'sl''h
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Experiment ~ The Interior, I. ;.
Land Unicr, Ia, Iruc--. N,W Mos
lc". lulJ -, 1915.
N"tic" ! shrrcly gwen that Ella
~ l~l"rrugt"n, formerly flla ~
schultz, at Columbus. y. N. ~ho On
Npril ), 1913. madr desert land rnlr,
N" 'es2si, Tor SW'i. s'ctlnn .. town
ship q : range q " \. N. =. mcri-
dian. has ilrd nnlS'e Of lntcnton /"
make llnal pr"of ~ rsiAhlish claim
Ia tie land slu,c d-~'ribed. l~
fur- a. y. Mrkrya>. 1. = t.,mmis
SINNER. al TSmng \ NJ on the lAh
Icy of September. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
stephen X. Buchhcld William y.
iiichh"id. Anna lIvchhcld, and Rob
\. N.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE
30 Si7 Register
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SUCCESS OF cARREL SYSTEM
Methods Used In Treating Wounded
IN Present War IN sharp Con.
tdast Win Those Of Years Ago.

The success Of C%arrell's system, ]
i'm told by those who know, is not
due IN q single element, but to the
combined advantages Of a highly de-
veloped technique, SAYS a writer IN
Scubner's. The operation itself 10,
first performed with unusual care.
4 svstem ~ rubber tubes. with OPEN
ings al close intervals, IL next ar.
ranged over the wound, which is then
irrigated 10 the greatest possible
depth Al regular intervals with Da'
kin's a%ntiseptic fluid, supplied from
= reservoir. We were shown every
element in the plan, the patients
chccrfully submitting their wounds
to inspection. While ! could not fol-
low my companion (Dr. william H..
welch) in his appreciation Of the de-
tails. ! could At least admire the eX-
irsordinsry results and rejoice with
him in this magnificent contribution
II science 10 the relief Of the horrors
Of battle.
Think Of the contrast with the sur
gerry Of the Civil war ! have heard
our veteran colleague, Doctor Keen,
describe with the emotion which all
who are forced 10 use those earlier
methods must now experience, the
deadly errors into which they we're
led by ignorance, AT length dispellod
by the greatest Of Frenchmen-Pas.
tour. II was no uncommon thing in
those days-not 20 long ago, yet
medieval in their obscurity-for a
surgeon 10 withdraw his knife from
= wound, sharpen II upon his boot
and plunge il once more, loaded with
virulent bacteria, into the very life
blood of his patient What wonder
that deaths were a common sequence
Of even trivial wounds And yet the
human sympathy Of the surgeon and
his intense desire to a Y were no less
obvious than at the present day.
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NOTICE FOR ~ RLWiTION

department NJ ~" lui"rInr. I =.
Land Onirr. Ia, Irucr-. N"V N"N-
ico. Iul, 20. ipl;
Nutirr t. hrrrlnN given that Ste
rhru : Hu,hHrld. fnr the h"ir, nI
john " Iurhn"ld decreased. ol g."
lupiiw-. \ " VII" wu Aprtl iIh
ini3. mal" Ir-cri land ruir, Ne.
Us'Nj. for So, section y luvushu.
- IS. range q y " T. mrrudIau.
hrs hl"i u"tirr "f mi"uiluu Ia mah,
inHl pr""f Ia rstahlth rlaim h. lhr
hand al-,,r dr~rrib"d hrfnrr u \.
Mrkr,"s. I. =. commissioner. At
Isminv. y. w. on the 18Th ,lay ul
September, ipi;.
Claimant mInr, ~ wilnr--rS
William y iurhdrld. IT ILuuug.
- " Robert urrrm2tnn. Fila -
Harrington and Anna B%urhhrld. all
oe Columbus, y. ".
ions l.. RrRNsIDE
10 NJ Register
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. L. 5.
Land Office, Las Crurrs, New Mex
icu. July -. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Anna
Buchneld. ~ Columbus. " N. Who
on April .. 1913 made desert land
entry M. Os2s7. for WV. SECTION
y. township 27s range 9 west. n. N.
=. meridian. has nle~i notice NJ IN
t"ntiun tn make final pr,-'f ~ 80
tablSh claim lo the land aluyc de-
S"rih"d. before a. \ NckryrS. I. ;.
commissioner, At ISrmug, y " ~
the iHth day ~ September, ipi1.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
William y lnrhHcld ~ ISming. y.
", Robert Harrington. Ella A. Her
r,ngton aud Anna Buchdeld Of Co
lumhus. s. NJ
JOHN T.. BURNSIDE
80 ~ Register
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FARM LANES ron sM.F

The Government needs Farmer.
$ well as fighters. Two million
lire" hutulr,d thousand AGREES -
oregon and California llailruAd &C.
iranP Lands. lillr rr,rsird ~
I mitrd States. 10 h. nIrnrI fuI
linmrstra,is aud sale. tlnntainiu!
wine 81 The best land rn m IT,
I mird StalrS. larr" rupyrighic'
map. show Ing land lS ~,viiuus AN
DESCRIPTION of sill. rlimair. rain
fall. elevations, temperature. etc
Postpaid Onr Inllar.
Grant Lands LncaliuF Co.. Port
land. Oregon. q TX
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NOTICE FOR ~ RIICATION

department 81 the Interior, Il. :.
Land Ofnrr at Las i.ruces. New
Mriiru. May i7th. 1871.
Noticr is hereby given that Bnr-
tina A. Holloway. Of Columbus v ",
be- on January 2, ioii. made Desert
land Entry. No USO27. FOR y ~ NJ
"a Soc 4: : 80 sE - Section ..
township .; ;, Rang" sw.. " N p.
Meridian, has nlri nuiirr ~ ml"n-
ii"u Ia make i've year. Under Act
Marrh g. 1915 pr"f. to establish
Slam a. the land Shave described.
h"f"rr n " Reed. I. : Commiss
iourr, At rolumlu,. y ". IN the
An daS at September. 1871
claimant uam", o., witnesses:
LUIS = HurAhrad. Harold ;. carter.
ell Columbus. y ". William l. Inn
uu, Charlcs g. Ma, field uf Mater
lw,. y VI
lOllN l. BrUNsIpE
30 S-E Hrp,,irr
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NOTEGE ron " nLMArInN

IH,pBrtmcul of the Interior 4. 5.
Land Office III las Crurcs. Sow
MeNico. July % .ipii.
Notice is hereby given that Char
rir'r q " Ills ~ Walnut Wells vhn
'a 49,, raa".r ~. WA. nrsgr bd.
Mir, NJ" 0ieg,i. for NJ - Ne -:
~" .. rr,NN =. s.,unn ~ twp
~ 8 Range II ", y. N, Z meridian
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FEW l. y. WIS HAVE
IEtr COLUuRUs,

since being gIycn their liberty Ia
80 aud come NJ they pleased on
July FIST. not more than nflrru
urn Of the liD Departed Ipom Ills
bee. have, lcn Columbus. several
of thcsc men had rrcri,rd word
.thA mcnbcrs of their faurlics
we're seriously H. and lliry wrr''
% proceed ~ their lomrs.
to proceed ~ trhir horses.
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has nlri notice 81 intention tu makr
communication proof 10 establish
rlaim a. tho land abu,r described.
hrforrt'eorEr Edwards. 4. :. Cnm-
missioner. NJ Harhiia. y. ". IN the
i1ih ia, 1T september. iPii
Claimant naurs n, witnesses:
viii u. Rriitaiu. g.. 4. tNHus. Mac
Evans, and a D. llud, all " Wal
nut Wells. y M
ions L. ~ RNSiDE
~ 80 Rr-i-trr
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27
BAIL ron EMMA GOLDMAN.

Emma Goldman. sentenced tn thr
Missouri penitrntiary 10y ~. federal
IN New York city Tor altrmpi
ing Ia interfere with lhr army ,lrai
law, has l.,cn released un hail ant
returned tn New York.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27

~ Q a western congressman has
zen arrested an Washington ~
speeding"
"t:es' ~ hla ~ have sssn him. I
never saw congressman In .
1urry."
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27
wHAT USERS THINK OF cocoToNE

Maroon, TIA
,Wnlone Go.
lh,hr ~tr- Srnd me- ly return maj
- hnNrS nf t1pcuiuir skin White
r aud thrrrcakrs uf Ugutune Skii
40. TheS arr line and do no
re- tn be- without them. Eurlusc'
money order fer Si.2j.
Yours truly.
CLARA ". JALkSON.
Mayrrps~. tia
.urutunr 90.
n,ar Friends Your Lucutone Ski
|Mhitener h the finest thing ! eVt
|,.W. Ny skin was very dark aud u
|nrst box has made II many shade
ghtrr. and my friends all ask n
N hat I have been us'ing. Enclns'
uu will lind sslU. Please send u
T., isN = nf Skin Mhilrnrr and tW
kakrs " soap
Yours truly.
ANNN ~ WHITE
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27

"How do you like this grand oprrH.
RmT'
II can't understand what they are
saying"
That's sIl right. You Amt missing
IN jokes"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27

"Csn you let me have that little
bill today
Certainly YOU are very welcome
10 it. didn't ask you to send 1t IN
the first place"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-07-27

NT'TTTNTFTT|T y MN
.COcotonc Go.
TEAR Sirs: 7 hud that Gocuiuns
skin Mhilcucr ~ the BEST prcpara.
iiun I have ever used a. clear The
kin. aud wish YOU would mail m,
w boxes at once.
tSignrd Mrs. g. p. JOHNSON.
Dc sof ssess' ssbsafviss or l-ifsnoss.
GIT THIS OFT