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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

Nl0, 000. 00) OF bonds for the con-
struction OF additional school build.
ings and the purchase OF additional
school grounds and those against
said proposition to read Against the
Issuance OF forty thoucand dollars
! Gao. 100000 OF bonds for the con-
strtction Of additional school bulld-
ings aud the purchase Of additional
school grounds
The city Council of the city ~ AZ
tuquerquc has DESIGNATED the follow
ing places for the registration Of the
qualified electors Of said school dis
trict. to-wtt:
First Ward - New Mexico Cigar
company. ii3 West Central. Board
OF registration T. as follows: T. :.
Frcdericks. DIR. .. ". Wilson, y. Han
ley
second Ward-AlyRrado pharmacy.
corner First street and Gold avenue.
Board OF registration ~ as follows.
steve ROehl, j. T.. Elder. e. T.. Kinds.
Third Ward-Corncr Third street
and Gold avenue. W. G. Thaxton's Of
ice. Board of registration IL as fol-
lows: Manuel Chavez y Luna. Leo
Murphy. Felipe Guruie.
Fourth ward-storc OF Henry wcs-
tcrfeld. 2O7 West Central venue
Board Of registration il a. folows:
Felix Baca. W. II. Burke, Alfred
Thclin.
And the City Council Of the City of
albuquerque has designated the fol-
lowing a. the pOliins places VI said
election;
First Ward-Korbcr building. zig
Nortn Second street.
Second Ward-tlt West Gold ave-
nuc.
Third Ward-Corncr Third street
and Gold avenue.
Fourth Ward-Clty Hall.
All qualified electors Of the school
district ~ the city Of Albuquerque. In
the County Of Bcrnaiillo and state OF
New Mexico are entitled 10 register
and vote on tho proposition submitted.
Done at the city Of Albuquerque
this 22ud day uf January. 1917.
HENRY WJ1SrERFELD.
Mayor OF the city Of Albuquerque.
Tho seal Of the city j hereto affixed.
Attest:
THDs Ht-GuES. city Clerk.
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Yeomen Invite Their
National Conclave Here

Behaving that Albuquerque has a
good chance 10 land" the next Ma
tioudl ConcldNc ut the brotherhood of
American Ncomeu. ana that u viii get
the support of tho leading local. or
gani1atiuns. the Ncoman lodge last
night eN,cndcd an invitation to the
delegate Who are To- convene at the
national cuucla,c in Detroit. Mich, IN
June. Z" pick Albuquerque Tor the next
convention
rho resolution adopted urged action
by state u national delegates ana nj
Ntttd the Commercial CLUB, RotdrN
.lub. Retail Merchants association,
aud the santa Fc railroad 10 aid In the
NOV uIcut.
\ committee from the lodge be- To- DE
appointed to take up the matter with
the bodies named.
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L. s. Land OFFICE al Santa Re. Ncw
McNtDu, January 90, 1917.
Notice is hereby given shat Juan
Martin ~ reryn ot TlJerus. New Mexico
who, ON september rs. 1911 made
homestead entry, No. 0l5ii2. foI
NEH Sen. section ~. township 10 y.
range . T., y. N. T.. meridian. has filed
rotice ~ Intention 20 make three year
proof to establish claim 10 the Hand
above described. before George H.
craig United states commissioner ai
Albuquerque. New Mexico. ON the 18Th
day ~ March. 1917.
Claimant anne as witnesses. Juan
Samora. DonaCiauo Jinzo, Melton Jir-
90. naicl Jinzo. an Of Tijcras. Now
Mexico.
FRANCIsCO DELGADO.
rcrlsier
r. P.-l-25; L. P.-3-i.
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New YORK Money.

Sow NuyN. Feb. t. Mercantile pa
per. I per cent sterling. sixty day
hllls i.52is per e. ut commercial. 60
day nills ON banks, ii2ia per cent.
commercial, 90 day bills. iteh pei
cent demand, i1ol per Ccnt, cables,
st ZIG per cen
bar silver. INC.
MyAi,lu dollars. 90 ,r.
Government hoUd-, irregular.
Railroad bonds. Irregular.
limo loans, easy. SiSiy days. o.. 20
per cent "u DAYS, and q months, 3n "a
I per cont
can money. steady. High, 2is per
cent. low, ga per cent; ruling rate
CLOSING bid. ga per cent offered at.
per cent.
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Chicago. Fcb. I.-uue- Receipts,
10000. SLOW, o. tu Toe under ycstcr-
da, aNcrau,. Buzz. Sl@ICH - 80.
light. &ll.tuT 1870, mixed, $Il.NUW
l2ip, heavy. Sll.N" Hl2iu, ruu a.,
tive beef cattle. St9pM 1873; western
steers, tT.gUm 1880. stuukCrs and
feeders, S6.lOn 9.35, COW, aud hoiicrs,
t5.l5H 1000. calves. $lU.2J o. li.JO.
shccp-EcCcipts, $1,000, Wothcrs.
tlU.J0 il.tJ, lambs, &l2.OUm li.JU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
Piano Pupils Will
Give Recital Friday

The pupils OF Mrs. Blanche Under
wood viii give a plano recital Friday
night. February . al o'clock, N tu'
First Baptist church. Lead venue and
Broadway Those who viii play re-
Collistar. Ava Lou Eumous. Airline
Emmous. Ruth Mellquist. Helen fi-
wood. Grace Parker, Margaret BIcl,
Jane and Mary Livingston. Those as-
aistlug WI bel j. -. F~tkcu1urg. tenor,
Miss Dorothy MeAnistcr. dramatic
reader: Miss Ethel Mcdowell accom-
PIANIST.
Edward puph. Fred scott and John
BiclN viii Doe the ushtrs.
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POULTRY AND @ @

city OF Albuquerque, New Mexico I viii
in obedience to said order OF sale and
decree Of foreclosure sell the allow
described property or so much thereof
as may he necessary To satisfy plalnt-
IFS Judgment with interest thereon
and costs. TO the highest and best bid
der for cash.
Dated al Albuquerque this 2lth day
of January. 1917. The name Of the
plaintiffs attorney L. a. -. Stroup.
room 4. Whiting building. Albuquerque
y. NJ.
\. r.. ~TEOBP.
Special Master.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DCpuITntcnt ~ the interior.

e.. s.. Land oGr,c 9t Santa be. %p~
Mexico, January 2a. 12Ii.
Notice is hereby given that Juan vi
Samora. Il Albuquerque, New MeXicr.
who, on August o. 1911, made home
stead entry, 40. OlJGH. ana OlTt1s.
Tor VIZ NWii SEN. Wa swh sW .
MEN Sh NEh SW = sec. ~. towns-
, hip 10 y, range 2 T.. y. 4. meridian,
has filed notice OF intention 10 make
three year proof, 10 establish claim %
the land above described, before Geo.
II. Craig, United States commissioner ai
Albuquerque. New Mexico. on tho l9tu
day OF March. 1qtT.
Claimant names a. witnesses. Ion-
aciano Jinzo. Juan Martin y pcrei,
Simo Samora, Candida Martin. al OF
'TlJeIas, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADC.
Register.
l.. P.-i-25; l.. Phi
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NOTICE ron rrnrIcNrIoN

Department ot tho Interior. United
States Land ONCE at santa Re.
New Mexico. January =, 1917.
Notice is hereby given thai Flo
memo Lujan. Of chilli. y NJ. who,
on June &c. 1918. made applimation
or entry. No. Oi9sSs. for the Ei4 Of
the NEh EtA SEX section "a, town
ship IN, range GE, y. NJ. T.. meridian.
has filed notice OF intention TO make
homestead final proof, 90 establish
claim 20 the land above described.
before george r. Craig. United states
commissioner. ~ Albuquerque. on
February 10, 1917.
FRANCISCO nELGADO.
Register.
+. T.. Ia; l.. r., IS.
Evening Herald, Albuquerque.
n. NJ.
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NOTICE IOR PUBLICATION.
ne1ArImcnI nI tic inIcrinr.

L. $. Land office at santa Fe. New
Mexico, January 80. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that E.lius
Garcia, Of Jcmes. New Mexico. who,
on November .. 1911. made homestead
entry No. Gl5yi9, Tor So SEN and ~.
SWh. section Il. township 10 y. range
4 east. y. NJ. T.. meridian. has flicd
Mice OF intention TO make five year
proof To- establish claim TO the land
above described, before Linus l.
shields, /. 5. commissioner, at Jemcg
Springs, New Mexico, on March 20.
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Brau-
lio GaTcil, AbTau Trujilio, belftr
Garcia, Fcles Garcia, all OF Jcmos
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
T.. p.-i-25. l.. p.-S-i.
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The Markets


New ORR, FEB. a-ltenewul Of de-
mani Tor equipments and shares Of
concerns engaged In the manufacture
OF war supplies, caused % sweeping re-
pOund from the uncertain trend OF the
opening OF the stock mrket today. EN-
RENE gains of ! 10 az points were
registered BY tinted states Steel and
siinilhr stovks. Bethlehem steel re
gained It's loss. Baldwin LOcomtlNc
rose Bla with cdchi for American To-
connective and Airbrake. Metals were
one To two opints higher with five for
Central Leather. Motors and oils fol.
lowed the lead Ut affiliated lssucs.
kails remained sluggish, New Haven
showing i.regulaity. Foreign bonds
wer heavy but United States goVcih-
ment issues were higher on caii.
American sugar Hpflulup tug
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ChIeago board OF Tladc.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-Submariuo aC-
tivity tendcd today to weaken the
wheat market. opening prices, when
ranged from sc decline To &c ad-
vance. with May at S1.13 to Si.1ih
and July at tl.i7h To &l.iIE. werc
followed by IA material setback all
around but then BY temporary up-
turns.
Announcement that no convoy would
be giNcn to the American steamer -.
Louis nd that she would not sail today
acted later az a handicap To the bulls
and SO too did signs Of increasing rail-
way congestion both cas- and west OF
chicago. The close was unsettled AT
the same as yesterdays finish IL g.
lower with MAY Si.G9h to $40 and
July &l.66h To Sl,i6H.
corn showed relative strength. al
though dipping at one time Ia SYM
pathy with wheat. After opening IN
changed to hc higher, the market re-
acted 10 a moderate extent but soon
hardened again.
oats took the same purse as corn.
Fuckers buying gave trmucSs TO
provisions.
Ia later dealings the lightness OF re-
cciptS operated as an influence against
amy mntcriuI fail of price,. The clnso
was nervous at kc decline To- Sc
above. as compared with Yesterday
finish.
close
Wheat May. SiCya July. SI.I6L.
May. fl.ul. lult. % 80.
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NOTICE FoE PUBLICATION.

Department Of tbe interior, L. = land
office at Santa Fe, y, NJ.
Notice Is hereby given hat Jose X.
Platero. OF Platero. n. NJ, who. on
Nov. 10, 1909. made homestead. No.
GROSS. for north east quarter. section
%. township 10 ~. range 3 w. y. NJ.
=. Meridian. has filed notice OF tn
tcntion to make five year proof. to
establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed. before George T.. Craig. U. S
commissioner at Albuquerque. n. NJ 4.
on Feb. 10. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Julian
Jake. Platero. y. NJ; Juan Delgadltu.
OF Platero, n. NJ; Mael Chaves, Of
Platcro. y. NJ. Louis Castillo. OF Pla-
tero. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
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kunslts CIty, Fed, . IIuga-Nc.
ccipts. 1900. steady. Bulk. ill.si "a
1880. heavy. $1,000 1888; packers
til.ao a 1880, Hght. $il.6O ftlgiO,
Cattic-Rcccipts. 1.U0V. steady u
strong, Prime fed steers. \li.:5ml IL
western steers. &..1Ju lt.50. COWS
S5.j0M $50; hcifcrs, 500 HOO;
stoCkcrs aud feeders, SO .15n9.i5.
sheep Receipts. t,UOO. steady
Lambs. Si2.5 Wli.5U. ycaIllnEs, &i3 ~
1895; wcthers, tlO.5Ou1i.5U ewes
SO. 90 a. 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
n Livestock.

Denver. Feb. a.-Cattlc-l;CccIptu,
200 Stcdy. Beef steers. $500 1880.
COWS ana hcifcrs. 6 .OOm 90: Stock
crs aud feeders, SiU0 800; calves,
$500 a. 100.
Hogs-Rcccipts. l.l5O. Invent, five
cents lower. Top, {ll.t5, bulk, Sll.3u
No ll.5u.
Shccp-I,cceipt-, l2,lOO. STEADY
Lambs. '5u lower. Lambs, tl3.2aH
1865. ewes. S9.15M To- 90.
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chicago, Feb. Hiehcr
trcfmtI.. HIW zoe.
tss. Lower Receipts. I.aa- Gusts
iIIsts. i-H t-l-c. ordinary ur.ts, 500,
il', az mark, cases included. IOI
il..
Potatoes Higher. Receipts. 90 ours
Wisconsin white. f-.luH Z.2J. Mich.
sau white. S2.llH g.3J. Colorado. Ida,
rH. Washington ana oregon $3.50 "a
2.a..
rurltry Alive higher Fowls lie.
springs. 23J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

IUTOUTU- = II TUU- I-""NN \ NUTV
OF iG tu E. the senate today defeated
a nIlI giving women the right Co vote
ir presidential. state. county o. town
elections.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

New York. Feb t-Cottuu future.
closed stead,. March. $3.50 Ma,
$685.. July. $3.50. pctuacr Slalt
December, SIS &c. spot 20 dds Mid
dling, tia.5a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

Easy. Good middling. stO.il: mid
ling, Si0.31; low mlddliug, flO.l3;
5000 sbales.
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R

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. sold. rented n re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter tx
change. Phone Ga i22 So. 4th 81.
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Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss,
Manning & Co.

Commission Brokers, 10 South
Second St., albuquerque, n. NJ.
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NeklAtcfs
First pub, Jan. .: last, pub. Feb. I,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

FOR sALE-aeven passenger Case 40.
In good condition; will demon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

Dated February =. 1871
Feb. =. a. - and -, 1877.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

r. P.-I-s5i L. P.-s-L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

FOR sALE--iei5 Ford touring ear IN
good running condition.
hobby little overland and roadster
In fine shape.
u. VI. +. In good running condition.
These cars are an priced to sell
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE.
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wANTED-FcmaIe Help
wANTED-Male Help
LOST

WANTED-Young man To drive car
CAN at ego West Gold.
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'isEsUc,Ne DISTRIBUTION cosTs

u. cf1f CIT the high costs OF solicit
- 7deGvefVa ana had debts, systems
RS e1fair, stores have 4 within recent
tGrS becume very general. In many
tire Cities there are an enormous
1aumber or these stores. which are CIV
3inv the independent grocers very hard
sc0nSetition. Being practically branch
- 81 Wholesale houses, they say they
\ 1T an advantage In buying. On the
usual basis Of no delivery. no solicit
inEs and cash payments, they are In
position to make saving.
Yet the progressive independent
grocery has its own chance to make
rood. 1t will always find an element
q people that will pay good prices to
have everything delivered. and who are
somewhat Indifferent to prices if the
! Goods are, Of high quality.
III; The great recourse for the inde.
pent grocery is advertising. BY doing
that. Il should be able to get such vol
ufie Of business that its distributing
work Is done at q low cost per sale, in
which case It may as q whole operate
even more economically than the chain
store, II the latter does not advertise
( locally.
Another recent development has
besu the widespread campaign to
establish public open air retail mar.
kets. These were common many
4 yeafB ago. In these times when PEG.
pie have been spending freely they
4 wouldn't bother to do their marketing
z personally. Under the pressure OF
higher prices. however, women now
& sally forth with their market baskets
on their arms and decker for vege-
! tables In the old time way.
Such markets need careful regula-
+ tton. Iii many places retailers would
buy up odd lots Of vegetables and pos.
/ ing ss farmers would offer undesir-
able products at low prices. This un.
fair competition would kill the whole
4 thing Farmers attending such mar
kets should display sign over their
1 booth and advertise their produce in
the local paper. so that the people will
become familiar with their product
and get to depending on the same
EtAfl for their supplies. E&
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-14

gou Jacob ,d sohn1 Wat teyS Keai1n yas
Kelly Jay Keyahn; pan k'Gks a1 Gnyt FEN Her
ISak, 8 \; McEiwain. +; = MeElx ss,a.
MoErs McHenry Me
Jntosh. John Mathies, Rolla Mathies.
Robert Wayne. Fritz Meyer. s.. H: Miller,
Ernest Neehan, VIM on. A. J: race, L.
Thomas A. Rae. NJ. s. and w. r. Rogers,
DIR. f. N. Rowe, Alex Rubin. j. f. Kudd,
Il. G. Scott, Adam Sharp; lanes sharp
vans VAN NJ s Talcoit, Carl 4. Tatroe, Horace
Thomas, Lauren Thomas. Christ Volier-
sen. Henry yollersen, T J: walters. -;
Sam So Weber. John Weiss, Mary. i: Wertz.
%. G. Virgins, Mildred Virgins M: g.
Virgins. Christian Wilbeck, F. 4. Wiley.
Morse Mo- wo. Z i. Best 4: 4 Eishel: John i,
srasei. j; 4: Bril-, 4. Z. MesenbSink. r.
T: Mesenbrink; n !; w. Ro9sh Hendes.o nun.
y r. C. a1 Howe, +. ". Houston. ia Anart.
g L Rudd, IL r. NeWk iss e Fans c; N Kmnt.
zen, Alfred Obi. John Oil, Chas. Smith,
as, A. 1. Jackson. r. " Peassali. T. T.
Carlson, Genexiexe Hoaglund, Geo Y
Jordan, W. n. schouten, G.. Q; Miller,
John Gibson, Martin WielanQ, lIu 1tludle
W. Wilson. Gail Carey. A: A. Luke, T. Q.
Reynolds. Otto Layne. Vim. Ettieman'
Hatch, Frank Thompson, NJ. 4. Pearsail
cullough. j. Wesley tcramer, Alex Weber.
ssa a'e g. H. sosa% MORT
eSai ra 8. J. Sadd, W. ,. sterreft: Dan
shgmats Alfrea Jackson Msse5br a. be e
Iiscomb. Frank Wetteneel, T. e. Dun
ham, NJ. c. Conroy,. Jas. Clark Thos.
MAJ ssas a.seyd Vast
& seii 2Sse aW a!p AebsrSaraS PayiS
Clark, David Walsers; .n'nv Hen 'n1sIs.
sai 8. Bell e h T. Hoeifer Xfrs Anart,
y. j. Miller: g; FrederiGkssn, Il; =; Fish
Fishel. Fred Koenekamp j.. A: Scott.
Fred Wiley. John Br.,ndage, Are. Arch Lam a, n,
W WSef, 4 G Nore, G. II Miier GlS LOBE
Lodge T. g O - p Ry u, PSs srn + " naal.
ton, v. l. rishel, j. j: Houston. 4; 9.
Iana, Berniee Tahsicker; iaa Talsott; +.
Mesenbrink, Hans, III. Brink, David Ter
rell, Matthias Bros, Geo. Binnall. Karl
Kruthor, ]. w. Rockwell, Il. a. Poiteyin,
Edwin T'oitevin, Karl I.aMbscher, NichO-'
las Qhl Louis-Ahart, NJ. B., christensen.
Jess Agee, +. o.. Reynolds L: p. Wore.
Hans Flagman, Geo. G. Rule, Mabel G.
Ahart. r. =. Malone. Ernst Smith. Ralph
Jas. Turner. r. NJ. Mccullough, Elton
Wingrove. Mrs. Susie Randel. r. B. JUS
tice. W. r. Price, ". ,: Mcdonald, NJ. J.
seet e Roy n. neeirer. ~ K. Smith, Il Il.
r. Johnson, w. A. Seemann u. A. Ma
lone, Jennie Huntington; Sarah +. Hoef-
fer, Mrs. T.. McHenry. Will Pett, A.. =.
Toon, W. L. Huber, Homer johnson.
Jacob Reeser. ZepI Fienh0!d. J. r. Pear
sail, Elmer RirkhOfer, John ;BfrkhOfer,
w. G. Rolls, S. a. Dow, Robert j. john
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DH1oI1 D1g7n1cT.
9oEal 0Nb6cfiptio1 -, 600.

Frank Hawley. Aukust sshurke; I: e.
Jordan, Samuel Anderson. NOfe Wilkin-
en- sssS smen Ksse s
wig, Hsa B. Brown, Ellsworth McNeal.
Gust Andersom g. D. fink. John y.
M SHy Myers wm Worisy fai siss
Walter C.. Dillavan, Thos. Hutchinson.
r. D. Abbott, Herman Rathje, Fred
ars Rosa grG 8 w sSyssn
Lewis E; Schmidt. Richard q: Houiihan.
" { stf aacks ns " = e auekstep .l5
Streeter VIM. Below, Ralph J. Beaman.
Schroeder Herman i. Grill. Alma XIII
Com. ii. 9: Newcom. B: ii. Beaman, Ray
thur L. Winey, Albert b. Whey. Alan
True M S1dH d Ess% H bISE. L Fossen
Total eu6sosiptiea liS7Sso
Joseph Bogler. Adolph Pike. Gottfried
ton. w L. Morton. Carl H. Beermann,
Otto Beermann. W. m. ]: Beerrnann, Miss
Eta Chase. Dwan Winn, Fanny d.
bus. Ghas. Jedeie, r. Earl Chase, Joseph
Heller. Ed Laubscher, John J.. Ftnigan,
Joseph Bogler. Bert Walyorth, Josepa
a. slater, Herman e. Neubaum. Fred Fred
Block. Hans Asmus. Donnie L. Grimm,
Mr.. h Ma,pga.et Kan's. Otto Waite, Her.
Henry hermann, D. w. Grief, August
Nehls. Henry Scheuermann. Fred Lueck,
Otto Rath. Lutte Petersen. George Ahren-
Karl W. Hamann, x. Henry Leffier, r.
Petersen, Thomas White, j. T. Slater.
p F. stegemann. Frank II. Hahn, VIM.
mann. R1doiph W Harder Frsnz Gud ha
jain, Jacob HulSebtiS Ernest Stegeman.
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! Traer Star Clipper Soon chewing
gum will bear 2 per cent war tax. II
that will discourage the female sex
from overworking their jaws over cud
of gum It will be an expense well plan.
ned. The sight OF q man wagging his
Jaw all the day long Is enough. The
women get enough exercise in talking.
They should cut out, the chewing and
preserve reputation, 81
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Having always opposed appropria-
tons for munitions Of war, many peo-
pie are now kicking because It costs
80 much to provide them all In . hurs
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