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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-07-27
Missions Do HeaIth.Work.

The Christian forces in China are
becoming increasingly effective in
their efforts to improve social and sani-
tary conditions in Chinese cities. The
Young Mems Christian association has
been conducting health campaign in
Hangchow. The abbot of the large
Buddhist temple in central China in
vited Mr.. Turner, the secretary, to re-
peat his lecture on sanitation in the
temple. There were more than 100
priests and about 200 villagers to hear
the lantern lecture on sanitation. Mr..
Turner distributed tuberculosis story
calendars-the story of two brothers !;
one followed the laws of health and
lived to good old age, the other did
not and died of tuberculosis at an early
age. A week after the lecture the alb
bot Of the temple came to the associa-
ton bringing with him two priests to
become members. These men represent
much of superstition and yet have lat
ent power. They are now friendly
with the missionaries and may become
Chrtaszs@
Unanimous.
Patients Wife-'I hope you gentle
men are not going to disagreed" First
Doctor-"Oh, not about anything i'm
portant. Doctor Fell insists on ire
pannlng; Doctor Fluke holds out for
removing the appendix, and 1 am in
favor of amputation at the knee. But
we're all agreed that an operation II
necessary."-Life.
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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
TAOS. ESTADO DE NUEVO
MEXICO, POR Ell ANO DE
1916.

Aviso por estas dado que las tasacio-
mes, impuestos y amillaradas contra
la propiedad de las siguientes perso-
mas o duefos dosconocidos, que estan
ahora debidos y delincuentes son aho-
ra publlcados segun el Capitulo 80 de
las Leyes de 1917, y separados por dis
tritos escolares en- la siguienta lista.
Segun el Capitulo so arriba dicho esta
lista sera puesta en- manos del Procu-
rador de Distrito, ell dia 10 de Septiem-
bre proximo, de 1917 para aplicar a la
Corte de Distrito por un juicio en- contra
de las tierras propiedad raiz personal
sobre las cuelas tasaciones estan delin-
cuentes sin pagarse, y por las cuales
Sc ordeno de vender los mismos para
satifacer tai juicio. Dentro de treinta
dias pespues de la rendlcion de tai jul
clio, Sc venderan en- ve2ta piblca en- la
puerta de adelante de la casa de corte,
en- ell condado de Taos. Estado de Nue.
yo Mexico, separadamenle en- orden
consecutive cada una de las propieda-
des sobre los cuales esta deincuente
cualquier tasaclon, en- contra de tai
juicio que ha sido rendido por el importe
de tasacion, interes y costos debidos o
tanto como sea necesario para realizar
las respeCtivss sumas debidas.
ANTONIO G. PACHECo
Tesorero y Collector por ell Condado
de Taos, Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13

10 de la mafiana, frente a la puer-
ia de adelante de la estafeta en- la
plaza de Questa, condado de Taos,
Nuevo Mexico, vendere en- venta
p1blica, al mejor postor por dine
ro, la siguiente descripta propiedad
raiz situada y yacente en- dicho
condado de Taos, Nuevo Mexico, a
saber:
"Un trecho de terra que sta en-
Patente Numero 259 del Registra-
dor y Recibidor en- Santa Fe, N.
NJ, contiene 51a acres en- dicho pa
tente; ell balance de dicha terra
habiendo sido traspasada a otras
personals. Trecho uno en- Secs.
80 y 81 y trecho dos en- Sec. 81 en-
cabildo 20 Norte de Hilera I3
Oriente del N. M. P. NJ, contenien-
do lI.97 acres, siendo designado
como reclamo n1mero 1858 y lin
dando como sigue:
Por ell norte con terra de Ra-
mon Trujillo, Por ell Sur con tie
rras de Narciso Martinez, por ell
Oriente con ell camino p1blico del
lago del Cabresto y por ell Ponien-
te con ell camino p1blico conocido
como ell camino de Cerro. Junto
con todas las mejoras, edifcios y
pertenencias".
Dicha venta sera hecha para sa-
tisfacer una deuda en- la suma de
$156.65 con interes sobrel a misma
a raz6n de Il por ciento por ell afio
desde dicho dia 22 de Julio, 1915,
conforme evidenciado por una
cierta nota promisoria asegurada
con dicha hipoteca; junto con los
costos de dicha venta, los articu-
los y suma de los mismos seran
exhibidos por ell abajo firmado al
tempo de dicha venta.
JACOB POSNER,
Acreedor Hipotecario.
26-29-4t.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
TAOS NUEvo MEXICO U. s. A., vIERNEs 10 de JULIO 1917

N. by Main ditch, S. Acequias del Me
dio, q. by land +. A. Valdez, ct al w
by land :. A. Valdez ct al tax 1900 pc
nalty 18c. costs 1.61 total S13.S9.
4 SCHOOL DIST, NO 2.
s. G. Brown. Quijosa Grant, S. E 4-6
7-1l-10 6 S. W. e. q W. y 3-8, taxes
389 penaltp 13c. costs 69c total SAT-.
J.T. Wilson. N, q 1-9, taxes 92c. pc.
nalty 04c. costs Acc, total 81 42.
j. II. Wilson. E. *, 5..6-l2. taxes 3.20
penalty lac. costs 46c. total So 3.80.
j. Chas Thorsen. E. x Gil, Quijosa,
taxes 14.53 penalty 65c, costs 69c. total
$15.97.
q. w. Marber. 5, E. / Onijosa, taxes
Acc. penalto &c. costs 46c, total O94.
L. w. OrdeIs. Quijosa, 9-12, r. x,
taxes 14,53 penalty Csc. costs 46c. total
$15.64.
Leandro Martinez. On land bd. N.
land r. Cortez, s. by la Sierra picuris.
E. land Martinez, W. by land Santiste
van. More land la Junta, N. by Torreo-
nes baiada, 8. by Arroyo Hondo, f. and
w. la linea de los cafones de Rio Gran.
de y Pueblo. taxes 1l.86 penalty 18c.
costs 1,84 total $l3.SS
L. III. Robinsan N. e. 6-6, taxes Acc
penalty 02c. costs 0.46c. total 0.94.
Jacob Rapohart. E 4, 1915. E. q,
taxes 1853 penalty 65c. costs 69c. total
S15S7.
Mrs. ADgelita Gutierrez. On land bd.
N. land Gutierrez, S. Ranches River, E..
land Fl. Romero, w. land E. Martinez,
More land bd. N. by land Gutierrez, s..
(Continua en- la 4ta pga.)
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
Delinquent Tax'List
OF Taos County, State OF
New Mexico, for
the Year 1916.

Notice is hereby given
that the taxes, levied and assessed
against the property of the following
persons or unknown owners are now
being advertised according to chapter
so of Laws of 1917 and set forth by
school districts in the following list.
according to chapter so, above men
toned, this list will be in the hands of
the District Attorney on the 10th day of
the next monht Of September of 1917
aud apply to the District court for judg
ment against the lands, real estete and
personal property upon which taxes are
delinquent and unpaid and for an
order to sell same to satisfy such judg-
ment And within thirty days after
rendition of such judgment will be Of
fered for sale at public auction at the
front door of the court house in the
county of Taos, State of New Mexico,
separately and in consecutive order each
parcel of property upon which any taxes
are delinquent and against which judg-
ment has bein rendered for the amount
of taxes, penalty aud costs due there on
or so much there of as may be neces
ray to realize the respective amounts
due.
ANTONIO c. PAoHRco
Treasurer and collector for Taos county
States of New Mexico.
LISTA DE TASACIONES DELIN.
CUENTES DEL CONDADO Dr.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
Las SenoraS deberan
Registrars para ell SER
viCiO de Ia COnServa-
Ci0n de AIimentOS

Las Sehoras Auxiliares del Consejo de Defensa
IL Nuevo Mexico, los diferentes condados de
Nuevo Mexico, por medic de sus respectivas pre-
sdentes de condado, recibieron en- esta semana
tarjetas que deberan ser firmadas por cada una
ma de casa para ell servicio de con servaci6n de
alimentos durante ell tempo de guerra.
Estas tarjetas, despues de frmadas, seran re-
mitidas al Consejo de Defensa de Nuevo Mexico y
de ALI seran remitidas al Departamento sobre la
preservation de alimentos de Washington para
que desde alf cada una senora anna de casa Sc lie
remita instrucciones literature que instruiran
del mejor modo de pressrvar alimentos, vegeta-
bes, frutas etc. para el invierno para en- casos
necesarios de panico en- los Estados Unidos con
motive de la guerra del alto costo do vivir.
Estas son meddas temadas por el gobierno de
Washington para protejer cada un hogar el
prop6sto de evitar, hasta donde sea possible, la
escaces de alimentos, de modo que entiendase este
bien procure cada una sonora, desde el Domingo
proxmo, en- la de cortes, llenar cada una Sc
nora, una de esas tarjetas para que pueda recibir
instruccones del departamento establecido para
tai prop6sito para la preservation economic de
alimentos.
Las seforas Auxiliares principiaran desde el
Domingo, a las p. m, en- la casa de cortes, el
registro inscription de las senoras que pre-
senten.
En- los difercntes precintos del condado, Sc
nombrara, en- cada precnto una sefiora que tome
cargo de registrar las seforas de su precinto.
Tamblen Sc nombraran. por la presidenta de con-
dado, presidentas de precinto para la organiza-
cion de sehoras auxIliares.
En- esta pr6xima semana Sc organizara tambien
aquf una sociedad que sera un ramo de la Cruz
Roia.
Las tarietrs de la registration een como sgue:
AL ADMINISTRATOR DE ALIMENTOS
WASHINGTON. D. C.
TENGo MUCHO GUSTO DE UNIRME CON
listed EN- Ell SERVICIO DE LA CONSER-
VACION DE ALIMENTOS PARA NUESTRA
NACION POR Ell PRESENTE ACEPTO SER
MIEMBRO EN- LA ADMINISTRATOR DE
ALIMENTOS DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS,
COMPROMETIENDOME A SEGUIR LAS d.
RECCIONES Y CONSOLES DEL ADMINS
TRADOR DE ALIMENTOS EN- LA CONDUC-
ia DE MI CASA, EN- CUANTo ME- LO PER-
MITAN LAS CIRCUMSTANCES.
Ncmbre..,
Direccion...,.
Ndmero en- la casa.,..E Emplea I'd. cccinera?....
Ocupoci6n del que sostene la casa, a,..............
Tomara I'd, perte en- los movimientos autoriza-
men
No hay Quotas que pagar. La administration de
Almentos desea tener como miembros todos
aquellos que actualmente manejan la comida en- la
casa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13

Ell j6ven Eugenio Rael, de AFRO
yo Hondo, tranZ6 negocios en- la
plaza ell lunes.
Don Francisco Romero e hijo,
de Talpa, estuvieron en- la plaza
el lunes con negocios.
Camaltas, .sillas para comedor q
cuarto de recivo en- la tienda de ],
A. Martinez & Sons, Arroyo Hon
do.
Don Sanbran Martinez, de
Elizabethtown N. M. estuvo en-
Taos el lunes con negocioS perso-
males.
Patrocinie su propia raza. La
frma de Julian A. Martinez & Sons
de Arroyo Hondo N. M. aprecias y
agradece su patrocinio. advt.
Necesita usted una buena estufa
2, vaya al comercio de Julian A.
& Sons en- Arroyo Hon.
do, ALI encontrara una a su deseo.
Ell martes, a las 2 p. m. habra
una junta de seioras en- El Prado
con ell proposito de organization
como sefioras auxiliares del conse-
10 de Defensa del Estado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
Aviso de ventN de Hipo-
teCa.

Aviso es por estas dado que en-
acuerdo con los terminus de una
cierta hipoteca de propiedad rafz
hecha, ejecutada y entregada por
Narciso Montoya, al abajo firmado,
acreedor hipotecario, el dia % de
Julio, A, D. 1915, y debidamente
registrada en- libro J-7 en- paginas
7,8y9 de los registros del conda-
do de Taos, N. NJ, 20, ell dia IA de
Agosto, A. D. 1917, a la hora de las
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13

oOil Gil ClClIO IIlUuU CACCpClUllCS Il
esta regla porque todas sus aspira-
clones tenlan p0r centro ell arte, en-
que dieron a su patria las obras
maestras que son tan admiradas.
No es impossible que uno o ell otro
tuvieron aspiraciones en- otra di-
recci6n pero nunca las dieron a
mostrar. Rafael sobrepuj6 en- la
pintura y hasta ahora Sc lie consi-
dera el pintor de mayor excelencia
que ha existido. Miguel Angel Sc
distingui6 en- la escultura y en- la
pintura y tuvo sus ribetes de
poeta, pero su vida fue triste y
austera y no conoci6 ninguno de
los goces que alegran y hermosean
la vida. Rafael muri6 j6ven y en- la
plena fruicion de su carrera. En-
sentido contrario, Sc puede citar ell
case de Cervantes, que npnca abri-
GO ilusiones que tuVierOh realiza-
ci6n y tuv0 por compaflera perpe-
tua a la pobreza que no lie abando-
no hasta la hora de su muerte. Es
possible que teniendo presentimien-
tos de su genio esperara algun dia
riqueza y fama, pero esa dicha no
fue suya hasta despues de su muer-
te cuando sus compatriotas lie hi
cieron justicia tardia de que el no
tuvo ningun conocimiento. Sin
embargo, ell aprecio y popularidad
que obtuvieron sus obras desde e
principle debe haber sido de gran
consuelo para el y mitigado las pc
mas que lie causaban verse tan per-
seguido de la suerte. Su gran me-
rito no debi6 de ser un misterio
para ei.
DiJo un gran poeta que las ilu-
stones perdidas son las hojas des-
prendidas del arbol del corazon, 10
cual es fgurativamente verdad,
porque una tras otra nuestras es.
peranzas Sc desvanecen y ceden su
sitio a la triste realidad. En- Anne
rica, donde ell exito material ha ST.
do ell objeto de todas las diligen-
cias y esfuerzos de aquellos que
tienen atlas aspiraciones, la facili-
dad no Sc ha constituido en- COM
pailera de la riqueza, y la ambici6n
de adquirir mas bienes nunca Sc
apaga Mise disminuye. Entire nues-
tros hombres p1blicos han sido nu-
merosas las tragedias ocasionadas
por reveses en- las aspiraciones po-
liticas. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster,
Horace Greeley, Roscoe Conkling,
James G. Blaine y muchos otros
que Sc podrian citar tuvieron la
illusion de obtener algun dia Ia pre-
sidencia de los Estados Unidos, Pc
70 sus esperanzas Sc vieron total
mente defraudadas por la adverse
fortuna. Nadie tuvo duda acerca
de sus meritos y calificaciones, VI
su popularidad fue grande, pero la
ola del voto popular no Sc declare
en- favor suyo en- ell tempo opor-
tuno, y ell fin de su ambici6n que
do para siempre frustrado. Natu-
ralmente, las atlas aspiraciones
traen a veces los grandes fracasos,
pero tambien son las que a otros
mas afortunados traen renombre |
y atlas posiciones. Sin embargo, |
hacienda recapitulaci6n de todo ell
asunto diremos que este es un
mundo de ilusiones en- que la Uni
ca realidad viene a ser las miserias
que Sc sufren y ell asilo inevitable
de la tumba, que es la niveladora
de todas las grandezas y ambicio-
mes y recoge en- un mismo sitio a
los humildes Y a los soberbios.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13
Junta Agricola

Para ell lunes proximo habra
una importante junta sobre agri-
cultura en- la casa de cortes. La
junta Sc abrira a las 8 p. m. y
hara uso de la palabra ell Sr. Rol-
and Harwell del departamento del
servicio de extension del estado.
Todos son invitados a tan impor-
tante meeting.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13

Ell j6ven Flavio Santistevan, de
esta, y quien por varios meses Sc
hallaba en- Clifton. Arizona. regre-
SO la semana pasada.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-07-13

No hay Quotas que pagar La administration de
Alimentos desea tener como miembros todos
aouellos que actualmente manejan la comida en- la
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07

Anita Stewart in the Juggernaut
at the Hipp Saturday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07
WATKINS is BETTER THAN
A DOZEN ACTORS

One man better than a dozen &C
tors! That is certainly a very flat
tering compliment, yet that is what
the secretary of the Clarksburg, Mo.
Lyceum course voluntarily reported
as his impression of V. S. Watkins,
who comes to Julesburg as one of the
chautauqua attractions. He said, 1.-THE
general impression as to v. S. Wat
kins who appeared here last night
seems to be that he put on the best
entertainment that has ever been in
this town. His audience was all in
terest from start to finish and, ev-
eryone was sorry when he had fin
ished, with his play Bought and Paid
For" 1t was enjoyed more by the
audience, ! think, than if it had been
put on by the different characters"
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07
LEWIS HAS VOICE OF A
REM ARK ABLE RANGE

Few singers have the range of voice
which is possessed by Lawrence L.
Lewis, the baritone soloist who comes
here on the chautauqua program this
year. He is favorite pupil of the
world-famous Oscar Seagle Recent
ly one of the Texas newspapers said
of Mr. Lewis: Mr.. Lewis showed
wonderful range and skill in his voice
control. This was especially notice.
able in the way he sang the Prologue,
in which he reflected the work of his
recent great teacher and coach, Os-
car Seagle and Richard Hagimon The
ease with which he handled the great
range of his numbers was remarkable.
His attack on the high A in the Pro-
logue was absolutely sure and his
voice of a big tenor robust quality,
while the low G in loft to Philadel-
phia" had the richness of basso. In
his lighter songs his voice was con-
stantly in perfect control even in the
piannissimo F of Bonnie Sweet Bes-
SIZE Every number was artistically
rendered and delighted all.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07
HfSTERlCAL ECONOMY is A
MENACE TO OUR COUNTRY

Uncle Sam is going to loan his al
lies m the great war the immense
sum oftwo billions of dollars-more if
necessary. A part of this loan has
already been made. What does this
mean to American business men and
American citizens?
Two billions of dollars is an i'm
mense sum. 1t is equal to about 500
per capita for every man, woman and
child in the United States.
Practically every cent of this loan
will be spent in this country for sup
plies of various kinds. Get that
thought. This money is not going out
of the country-it will stay right here
to help boost our prosperity-a pros
perity the like of which has never be-
fore been known.
1t means that much wealth added
to our resources-in addition to which
we shall receive the interest on this
loan, a matter of some sixty millions
of dollars more per year.
The natural resources of this coun-
try amount to fifty billions of dollars
per year-more than enough to carry
on even such a gigantic war as we
are now engaged in-and do so in
definitely.
This is true, of course, only so long
as money, the 1ffe-blood of the ma
ton, continues to circulate freely.
You can help win this great strug-
gle for humanity and universal free
dom even if you are not called to the
colors. You can give this aid with
out making any sacrifice, even the
slightest.
All you are asked to do is to con-
tlnue your life as you have done for
the last few years. Keep right on
buying the necessities for yourself
and family Do not attempt rigid
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07
LIBERTY BONDS
are the SAFEST
Money Paid Out is Returned 70
You in Full At End Of
Stated Period
Greatest and Safest Of all In.
vestments; Be 4 ShreWd
Money Maker
Did you ever own "a bond

Did you ever own IA bond"
investments. The shrewdest money
makers are bond BUYERS The most
careful investors are bond buyers.
When you buy stock. the money you
pay for it is gone forever What you
buy is only right to share in divi-
dends, providing there should be any.
But bond is different. The money
you pay for bond is returned to you
in full At the end OF stated period
You know by reading the bond itself
on precisely what date you will get
back your principal. Then. instead OF
wondering whether you Will get inter
est or dividends on your money. you
also know by reading your bond exact
ly what rate of interest you will be
paid and on what dates the payments
will be made TO YOU.
Insurance companies. colleges, trust
funds and conservative individual in
vestors buy bonds because they are
the safest kind of investment. Bonds
issued by the United States govern
ment are the most valuable of all
bonds. Our government never fails to
pay: usually its bonds sell above par
because they are always ''as good as
gold" The man or woman who holds
United States bonds is free from
worry: the money they cost will come
back in full. and every cent of interest
will be paid on the appointed days.
Liberty bonds. issued by the United
States government in order to win the
war and re-estabish peace on earth.
will soon be ready for sale. You can
subscribe now These bonds are in de-
nominations of $50 800, $500, $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and 100000. You can
buy one or several. Interest is at 3H
per cent. payable June Is and Dec Is
every year. II at later date the gov.
eminent should issue bonds at 4. A..
5 or any other higher per cent Of in.
terest, you can at once exchange your
31s per cent bonds for those of the
highest rate. Thus you are protect.
ed as to the future. Furthermore, these
Liberty bonds are tax free: hence
your income from them is net, not
subject to any deduction by the city,
county, state or nation.
Every man, woman or child who
buys Liberty bond will be given a
button to wear That button will indi.
cate two things:
l. That its wearer believes in the
investment value of government
bonds;
2. That the wearer has done some.
thing to help the United States win
the war. That button will be badge
of honor in al! the days to come
Why not buy at least one Liberty
bond for every member of your fam
fly? Decide now. Subscriptions close
June Is at the latest, but tho govern
ment reserves the right to close
earlier il it prefers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1917-06-07

economy which will tend to check the
Der that money only works when it
is circulating-hidd away in safe
ty deposit vaults, it does neither you
nor anyone else any good. 1t is mere
ly like so much implanted seed-it
lies dormant and useless. But when
circulating it works for its owner and
brings back interest with it.
Smile-live your usual life-buy
what you need and pay for il prompt
ly. If we all do this, we cannot fail
to win this war for humanity. We
believe the citizens of Julesburg and
community are going to do their
part in this matter.