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LEGAL ADV RTISIN G

range nine 90 west, New Mexico
meridian.
I'D Lots five l5), six (o) and sew
en- "a, in block forty eight (iS)
of the townsile of DeminP, New
Mexico, together with the Inn
provements, consisting of two
rent houses, located thereon.
tel Lots nine 90 To twelve (l2) IN
block one % of the south add
ton Ia the iownsite of Deming,
New Mexico, together with the
residence thereon, constituting
the home of the plaintiff and de
PENDANT
IN the plaintiff, June Robertson, and
that sand decree award to the plain
TIL the Studebakcr automobile, cow,
poultry, household goods and all 9th
er personal property now IN Luna
county, New Mexico, and that liam
tiff have judgment for Five Hundred
Dollars, attorneys fees aud costs,
and such other relief as to the Court
may seem meet and proper.
You are further notified thar un-
less You appear thereto and defend
on or before the 18th day Of May.
1917, the plaintiff will take iude-
ment and decree for the amount
claimed, together with costs of suit
The name of the plaintiff 5 attorney
is Fred Sherman, and HI businc-~
address, Deming, New Mexiro
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto subscribed my name tins
the 23rd day of March, \. u. 1871.
c. r. HUGHES,
Clerk of the District Court of Luna
County, New Mexico.
BY p. A. HUGHES, Dcputy
Mar. 30 Apr %
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Ia the matter of the estate of Au-
gusta Rosch. deceased In the
Probate Court of Luna County,
New ..eSico.
Notice is hereby gwen, that the
undersigned. Julius Rosch, was on
the 18th day of March, 1917, duly
appointed administrator of the estate
Of Augusta Rosch. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are by
law required to present the same,
duly verified, TO the undersigned
within ore year form the date of his
said appointment as administrator,
otherwise said claims will be barred
hv virtue ni the statutes in such case
made and provided
An p"r-ou> indebted Ia sand es-
tate are required 10 settle with the
UNDERSIGNED without delay.
JULIUS ROSCIi.
Deming. New Meviro
ADMINISTRATOR of the Estate of Au-
gueta RosIh. decreased
March 2I-April II.
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LEGAL AOvE RTISlNG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State of
New Mexico, within and for
the County Of Luna
il Ne ROBERTSON.
Plaintiff
Is. Civil No 639
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Defendant.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SUMMONS.

State of New Mexico to John Rob
ert son--GREETING:
Nou are hereby notified that there
i. now on file in the Office of the Clerl.
a. the District Court of Luna Coun-
~, New Mexico, the complaint of the
r'aiuiil howing that YOU and the
plaintiff have permanently scparat-
ed aud asking division of the prop
crtv belonging to the community, and
rhnt the Court bv decree vest the
title To;
Dal The south half $50 of the
northwest quarter (NWh) of Sec
rion fourteen (l4), township
twenty four (24) south, range
ten Cl0) west. New Mexico meri-
dian, containing eighty 1907 acres.
,hl The south half $50 of the
"nlhwest quarter (SWh) of the
norlheast quarter (NEA) of see
non lhirty-two (32), township
lNcniy.thrce (23) south, range
nine (9) west, New Mexico mer-
idian.
Oc, The southwest quarter (SWH)
If section twenty-three (23),
township twenty-five (25) south
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NOTICE.

In Probate Court, Luna County,
New Mexico
In the matter of the estate of
William =. Tossell, deceased
The undersigned Executor of the
last will and testament of William
f. TosseIl, deceased, hereby gives
noiice that on Monday, the eth day
of Nav. 4. u. 1917. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon of said day, at the
office of the Probate Judge in Dem
ing, Luna County, New Mexico, he
will apply to said Court for an order
of approval Of hi final report and
account, which IS now on file, and
for his discharge as such executor
CHARLES II. TOSSELL,
Mar. 23-Apr. IL Executor.
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w ~ I ~ ! i.''l'tl I
Notice h. hereby eiyrn that The f.
nal report of II II. Jacobs, a. exc
culur ot the estate Of Jennie Jacobs
i, now on file with the County tierh
of Luna County New Mey.eo; tina,
sand report show. full administra-
uOn upon the estate OF Jennie Jacobs
and asks the approval If SAID re
port and the discharge OF II II. ia
rob- a. such executor
Notice l. further given that a hear
ing upon said final report and appti-
cation for discharge will he hcll be.
fore the Hon. & &. Fielder Probate
Judge. at the cour, house. Demine,
New McXco, on the IN aav % NAY,
1917
II. II JACOBS. Executor
Hy Fred sherman. m attorney
Mar. 80 Apr 20
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
and especially to all who are inter.
ested in the estate of Charles {. Mil
Ter. decea Sed. late of the County of
Luna. IN the state of New Mexico,
and to all heirs at law of the said
Charles e. Miller, deceased.
You and each of You are hereby
notified that a final account of Clar-
ence r. Rogers. administrator of
said estate, together with a petition
asking that said final account be al
lowed. has been filed in the office of
the Probate Clerk of said county,
and that on the 9TH day of May, 1917.
AT the hour of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day. at the office of the
Probate Judge of said court. in Dem
ing. Luna county. New Mexico. the
matter of allowing of the said final
account will he heard
WITNESS the Honorable C.. c.
Fielder Probate Judge of sand court.
THIS 9th day of March. A. d. 1917.
(SEAI1 c. r. HI'GHES.
Probate Clerk of Luna County,
New Mexico.
Vaueht q Watson.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Mar 80 Apr 20
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State Of
New Mexico, within and for
the County of Luna
F. c, PARRISH,
Plaintiff
IS. Civil No. G3S
EDGAR l.. WILLIS,
Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
ANT:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ihn1

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
suit has been commenced and Is
now pending IN the above named
Court by the above named Plaintiff
against the above named Defendant
IN which SAID suit Plaintiff claims
damages against the said Defendant
IA the sum of Two Thousand, fifty
six and no 100 - ,056.00 Dollars,
beng the principle and interest -peci-
fled IN q certain promlssorv note re-
ierred to IN the complaint herein, to-
gelher with costs of suit, and that on
the 9th day of March, \. d. 1917, a
Writ Of Attachment issued in said
court and cause, by virtue of which
Sald writ, lands and tenements of said
Defendant, to-wit: the Southeast
quarter SEQ of Section thirty
three in Township twenty-five t25)
south, Range nine (0) West, y. VI. p.
NJ, have been attached
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ALAovER1IsLMe lEeAL ADVER1IsIMe

on sand date, Letters of Admifistra-
ton issued 10 him. 81 ~
All persons having claims against
the said Estate are required to pre-
sent the same within the time pre-
scribed by law.
Dated this 9th day of March. A
ID. 1917.
JOHN c. WATSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
David G Ilatchell. Decea scd.
Mch Q 30
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WAR DEPARTMENT
Office of the Quarternaster, 0eming,
New Mexico, March 26th, 1917
CIRCULAR PROPOSAL
Advertisement for Sale OF Damaged
Hay. Alfalfa

Sealed proposals IN duplicate, sub
ject Ia the usual conditions, will be
received AT this office until the time
specified below, at which time and
place they will be opened for the
sale of lS7 800 pounds of damaged
alfalfa hay suitable for cattle feed,
the Government rcservlnC the right
To reject or accept amy az all bids
OF parts thereof
Proposals will he signed in duph-
cate by the bidder, inclosed in seal
ed envelope postage fully prepaid.
and addresscd Ia the undersigned,
marked Proposal for the Purchase
of HAY to he opened At 1000 \. NJ,
April >. 1917"
Proposals must he accompanied
by certified check for 10 per cent
of the total amount bid. and payment
must he made IN cash upon delivery
of supplies, which must be removed
immediately.
F. G.. STRITZINGER, JR.,
Major 23rd Inf. \. q. VI.
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NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN

NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
that unless said defendant shall APP
pear in said cause on or before the
iih day Of April, A. ID. 1917, judg-
ment will be rendered against him
and his property sold to satisfy the
same.
The name and address of Plain
tiff's Attorney is Naught 4 Watson,
Deming, New Mexico
Dated this 9th day of March, A..
ID. 1917
c. r. HUGHES,
3-l6-4-6 Clerk of said Court
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NOTICE

State al New Mevico, Comfy of
Lama
To whom 1t may concern, and es-
peclally to all who are interested on
NAV become interested IN the estate
of William Tate, deceased, late Of
the County 81 Luna, IA the State of
New Mexico.
Whereas. the Last Wit aud tc-ta-
ment OF William Tate. has been filed
IN the office of the County Clcr, for
Luna County, New McVico, YOU are
hereby ched 10 appear before the
Probate Court for said County OF
Luna Ia be- holden 1T Dcming, New
Mexico, on the ,th day of Nav. at
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of said
day, belnr the time -et nv said Court
for the pr"batin. of the last viii and
Il testament of William Tate. dccca ed.
here to show cause. II ANY YOU have
Nhv ,did lat will and testament
hoUld not be submitted 10 probate
hN said tonrl
Nitnc-, the Hon I, 1. Fielder,
Judge If aid Court, lhi- 10Th day
Of March, \ H. 1911.
~
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NO. LAP.
PROBATE ORDER
In the Probate Court of the County OF
Luna, State OF New Mexico.
NnTI1E

N THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF DAVID & HATCIIELL. De-
ceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that by
Order OF the above Court, made and
entered IN said Court on the sth day
Of March, 4 ID 1917, the under
-gned John G. Watson, was APP
pointed Administrator of the Estate
of David c. EIatchell, Deceased, and
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No. 10.
PROBATE ORDER
IN the Probate Court OF the County
OF Luna. State OF New Mexico

NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
IN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE
OF CHARLES e. MILLER, DE-
CEASED.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l5li? acres 2i2 miles
northeast of Miesse. Mrs, q. W,
curtis, 6os Prospect avenue, FL Paso,
Texas.
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FOR SALE-6O acres of unimproved
land = ID miles southeast Of Deming
aud so acres improved. Inquire at
Graphic Office. l4tfnp.
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FOR SALE-Finest Jersey cows and
calves. Inquire at Little Vineyards
Ranch. 22tf-np
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The Graphic Cent Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything Telephone 100

FOR SALE-Two good Young
horses, one $50. one 800. Inquire
of Graphic right away quick. 3lifc
FOR SALE-Baby chicks, with
mother hen il desired Eggs ior
Matching, and few hives of bees.
Phone 2l5, Mrs. A. \ Amy 3l-32c
FOR SALE-SmaIl size Standard
Cyphers lncubators IN good condition
Little Florida Poultry Ranch. 2sti
FOR SALE-32 HIP. Fairbanks en-
CINE. Also, Lane 4 Bowler pump. l..
F. Brown. rs S. Copper.
AUTOS FOR SALE Maxwell. near
~ new, Dodge, good shape, Sludc-
baker, late model; Ford, 1914 model ;
Chalmer-, 1913 model Tell us Your
wants. We buy, sell and ey, h.nye
second hand autos City Auto SerV.
ice, Phone 80. Il -32pr
BARRED ROCK Matching Eggs. -
per setting. Frost proof cabbage
plants for March setting, and other
plants later, at Doe per 100; - per
1000: S25 per 10000 Seed Swee,
Potatoes, Jerseys, Vans and South
crn Queen. ut Sc ID. J. e. Ingram.
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FOR SALE--Newly furnished room
ing house, with lease. Address at
orce, 220 W Spruce St. l6tf
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION
IN The Probate Court of the State OF
New keYicO. within and for the
County 0f Luna.

Before the Honorable & , Field.
rr, hr"btlc judge,
Ut the matter of the estate of Jen-
me Jacobs, deceased.
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FOR SALE-One dun -colored work
horse; age, II years. weight, lloo
pounds. first class horse for all
work. Inquire at Dean place, lis
miles southeast of Deming.-Ray
Kelly. 3l-32pd
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FOR SALE-,Good milk COW. See
DIR. Steed at once. 30 33pd.
FOR SALE-New Chevrolet roads
ter. Apply Deming Transfer 4 Fuel
Co. 3l-np
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tSEALj County clerh.
T., \. IIrGllES. Deputy. }-23 ia
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-German silver watch. near
Catholic church. Finder please re-
turn 10 Graphic. 2l-ti
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MjSCELLANEOUS

TRADE will trade choice lots in
any part of city for good Ford {. NJ.
Co,,on Water Co office. 2Stf
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PLAIN and fancy sewing by day or
at home. Prices reasonable. Apply
one door south of Fred Sherman res
idence on old grade. Tel. 3ll. 2oti
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
Electrical Gardening.

A British newspaper correspondent, writing for the London Daily Express, rhapsodizes new agricul tura development Herefordshire, Eng British agri culture he announces, is on the of wonderful transformation.
 he vagaries of the British climate will be conquered The yield will doubled trebled. Within few years the country will be selfsupporting"
 This miracle is to be accomplished by bringing perpet ual sunshine An electrical engineer has been eXperi- menting along the line of stimulating vegetable growth by electric light Here what the veraciQus cores pondent ayers he heard when the current was switched on at the Huntington Court Farm:
 Presently l heard sound like the approach Of au army of grasshoppers As the wind the sound se- sembled the sizzling of bacon the cracking of horns GAS the intelligent reader will instantly perceive it was really grasshoppers bacon- was the vegetables growing pains The srangest of all that plants and bushes could be seen moving upward and reaching to- ward the vivifying wires"
 Similar experiments have been carried out in this country it has been found that plants really do grow more rapidly the of electric light Tho process growth 2i day. instead of letting plants rest at night them do if left to their own devices Never however, have We heard of such marvellous results by the British core spondent
 If foodstufIs be made to grow visiby and audi bly, surely there no limit production, except poss bly, the limit of electric power Where will the British rcuura electricians get enough to provide the luxury of illumination for all the food plants and bushes in Great Britain?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
Regulating the Paper Industry.

The federal trade commission acting as board of arbitration has excellent piece of work its handling of the print paper problem has made public the truth regarding the paper industry and has fixed price which most newspaper publishers and paper lecturers willing to accept equitable.
 The commission finds what publishers have maintained all along that it would find:
 "The increases in the selling price of print paper for the 1916 in most greater than could be justified by the in cost There is not and has not been serious shortage of print ' Economy is advised but there is enough print paper to all strictly necessary demands pub fishers during 1917"
 For paper bought by the Carload the commission estab fishes the price $50 Before the runous advance year begin price large orders generally about $40 a It raised s6O and $7O and even S9O Small publications hit much harder. hay ing to pay as high as $50 to s1SO ton their paper
 this the newspaper business and the general public is admirably stated by the commission:
 Tt the smaller papers that will suffer most if pres ent conditions continue The small daily and weekly pup lcations country particularly great and purpose disseminating facts and in the creation of intelligent public opinion and such disaster i'm bends by this in the price of print paper makes the question of public concern" " It is matter for special congraulaton, then, to the smaller communities that the newspapers which serve 'ou"h stoi high in many instances not more than half the rates paid in recent months.
 The against the paper manufacturers is clear and 0nvincing They declared to have suppressed com petition manipulated the market improperly through
 trade association organized ostensbly for lawful pur pose They accused of dscouragng the production print dividing customers, promoting fear that he supply would not be equal to the demand and disseminating propaganda justifyng higher prices be- oause of alleged higher costs, and in other ways All these activities proved baseess and wrong. The manufacturers fortunate in escaping prosecution They acted wisely in compromising without right, md acquiescng the price fixing of the commission
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
Six-Cent Fish.

New York City gone into the food business and its first achievement is impressive By way of lowering the price of fish, of smets imported from the Pacific coast They sold at cents pound, giving the retailers profit of 12 cents pound. The regular dealers asking three times much Atlantic smelts. Naturally they commanded ready sale. The city promptly ordered 40 more and it is expected that there will be additional shipments smelts and other varieties of fish from tho western coast
 Several features of this experiment claim attention When fish be shipped clear the continent and sold at profit at price onehird high the price asked for the fish from local waters, something Is wrong with the eastern fish industry It is noteworthy too that those smelts all the way from Tacoma to New York in 12O hours. When the railroads do that in such why cant they give just prompt transportation whenever there is scarcity of any kind of food in any part of the country?
 Another impressive fact-and fact that probably counts for the success of the New York mdertaingis personnel of the New York food supply committed The ciairman that committee and the active head of the movement the food situation is George W Perkins, one of the ablest men America.
 If a captains of industry of Mir. Per kins' caliber working the country's food problem we'd get somewhere with .
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
VILLA TAXES ALI
 SOUTH CHIHUAHUA
 IN GREAT VICTORY
(By Review Leased Wire)

WTARFZ Mar 16-Villa holds Par ral. Jiminez and all of the country in southwestern Chihuahua, while Gen ral Francisco Murguia is making a esrerate effort to reOrgHniZe his 'N~ces to repel the advance of the Villa rebels on tNe state capital, pas ->nTo-s arriving from Chihuahua City
 - '''- Me~'can Central railroad to- = rerorted on their arrival at the ~'dar Nere
 vi''H inflicted an over~hel0ing de
 ~ n t'e Tar-7nza troops at Rosa io or tHe Durango border. according n t'e passengers. and followed up his sTccess without rf sting along tHe line If tNe railroad marins a elem sweep fH~ as Ti@'ireZ and was still on his -vav north at last aCcornt It w9s re rortad that not more than five or six families in the once populous town of pn-ral awaited Villas coming.
 When the train left Chihuahua City tNis morning General Francisco Mur- o"ia was sending troops trains south
 ~o IriIIa
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
A Co-Operative Farm.

4 group of young of Beatrice, Neb. reported be undertaking cooperative farm organization with purpose making them independent of the cost of living
 They calling their organization "Labors Liberty League" and expect to have it incorporated their membership reaches the 500 mark According to the provision of their contracts, every member is to
 e- ost in lccal bank S2 week for two years. When the membership complete and the fund has reached
 ' O0O all paid in the organization will begin its active work and proposition will begin to show results in profits to members.
 A farm of $40 more is to be purchased and worked in the most modern and effective way. Every member of the club will receive produce from the farm If cows and hens amenable to the plans of the league every member will receive 100 pounds of butter and 50 dozen eggs year from the farm.
 There seem all of cooperative schemes for reducing living expenses while maintaining standards. Getting together" with lot of his neighbors is for the defend himself from artificial high prices There's just drawback. Such cooperation calls for leaders with initiative perseverance and eff ciency. Lack of the right kind of management has ,aused than cooperative venture to fail.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
PHONE NO. 3s
Saturday Morning, March IF, 1917.
No More Shells for Europe.

Munon makers in this country are said to have been notified by the British government that all contracts for shells must be completed by of the present month and contracts may be expected there after.
 Great Britain. it is explained has now arrived at a point where she is able supply her own needs in this respect together with the needs her allies An other important consideration is that the transportation of munitions to Europe is becoming increasingly difficult owing to the Uboat peril It is and safer for the British to make their shells rifles ammunition etc The demand for other supplies, too is falling off
 The has little attention be- the situation is such that export intuition orders are no longer important The cessation of the foreign demand has already been discounted in this country. Our manufacturers have foeseen the present develop ment and have been turning their facilities to the pro ducton of goods for the domestic trade The home de mand for all sorts of commodities is great of loss during the transition period being realized
 And there is another fortunate aspect of the situation The slump in the foreign demand for stuff comes just at time when the United finds necessary to provide itself with such supplies Thus our manu- lecturers able produce quickly easily nearly all forms of material needed by our government
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-17
UNREST IN GERMANY REFLECTED IN TALK
 FROM SOCIALISTS

THE HAGUE, via London, Mar. 16 The debate in the Prussian Diet Wednesday after the address by the nperlal chancellor, Dr. Von Beth nn-Hollweg. was remarkable for its slashing attacks on 'junkerism" b. .'-e socialist faction,
 Herr Leinert, a socialist democrat,
 cording to the Berlin Vorwarts Of
 u-sday. denounced the upper cham Der of the Diet. Declaring | at the 'o-ganization of that body as sug- gested by the national liberals was --'oss he added:
 "We must abolish the Herrenhaus -rich is a millstone around the neck
 anv progressive development in russia"
 Deputy Leinert also upbraided 'nunt Yorck. who had attacked the -1cialist leader, Karl Legin, because, the report adds. after the break be- tween Germany and the United Stote5 -'e latter had promised the American ederation of Labor that he would ing the influence of the German vorkmen's unions to bear on the gov arnment.
 Such influence" Herr Leinert is
 Orted to have said, the Herren- haus regards as its own sreci"l DoToe
 e It wants the people to be com andeered into war and out of it and .''at things afterwards sNould remain as they were. This is impossible. The people demand peace at the soonest nossible moment.
 We are no longer serfs whom ,hc ring can buy and sell or order us to Nl"ed and die at the word of con- -nand. We are a nation that has reached political manhood"
 Amid intermittent cheers, Herr oinert hinted at time coming when the whole nation would arise and sweep 'junkerism" of the earth.
 Adolf Hoffman of the socialistic workmen's union, in supporting the desire for peace, is reported to have ridiculed the idea of complete Ger -'"n victory, saying:
 When we attain this, there will be no German soldier left alive"