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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

ID. TIip6lito Roybal, de Kennedy, N.
M, sus hijos Manuel Roybal y D.
Tomas Roybal, vinieron ell lunes en-
la mafiana en- automovil, regresando
ell Sr. Hip6lito Roybal Ell mismo dia,
y los jovenes Sc quedaron por los
dfas de las fiestas. visitaron nues-
tras oficinas y pagaron la suscripci6n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

d. Candido G.. Salazar, de Espaiio-
la, acompafiado de su hijo Henry Sa-
lazar, vino ell viernes pasado con ne.
gocios particulares, y curarse de los
ojos. Ambos regresaron el sabado.
Ell Sr. salazar es maestro de escue.
la en- el Distrito rs,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

iLos jovenes Juan T. Roybal, Alber-
To A. Borrego, Y el Sr. J. N. Sanchez
de Santa Cruz, N. NJ, vinieron ell sa-
re do pasado, procedentes de Albuq.
a donde fueron en- ell automovil del
Sr. Borrego, Y salieron ell dfa 26 de
resreso su domicilio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

III Senador del Estado Isaac Barth
y esposa, vinieror de Albuquerque e,
martes y pasaran algunos dias en- ii
capital, Ell Sr. Barth trae importantes
rsgocios con el ingeniero del Estado.
Col ell comisionado de terrenos pdbli-
c. ante la Core Suprema.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

de prueba y sufrimiento, la ver-
dadera lecci6n del tempo de Ma
vidad, la leccion del inoesante
amor de Dios haeia la humanidad,
del valor firme y del sacrificio y
de Ia 5bnegacion.
"Mas especiaImente eI llama la
atenci6n acerca de los chiquitines
a quienes este dia pertenece, de
que oren con todos sus corazones
al lnfante de Bethlehem, que FL
proteja a sus amados y devuelya.
al mundo aqueIla paz que FL vino
a traer .sohre 10. terra"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

d. Cornelio Martinez y su nina Pc
regrina Martinez. de Pefiasco, N. NJ,
re hallan en- la cirdad, donde vinie.
ron q pasar el dfa de Navidad Ell Sr.
Martinez es suscr.tor nuestro Y 10 ha
edo por muchos afos, v al visitarnos
e. nuestra oficira, nos cause gran
nlacpr.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

ID. Manuel Duran, de Truchas, N
M, y D. Juan ID. Truiillo, del mismc
lugar, vinieron ell domingo. E Sr
Trujillo vino a yer a su hijita Carme
lita Trujillo, que esta en- la esceula
de San Vicente, y lie acompah6 su hi
jito Maximiano Permanecieron aqui
durante las fiestas, y regresaran lue
go a su domicilio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

Parti6 para Albuquerque a pasar la
temporada de las vacaciones al lado
de sus padres. ell joven Humberto Te-
rrazas, hernano polftico de nuestro
editor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

General of the United States)
Washington Die. 26.-El Admins
trador de Alimentos Hoover hizo una
declaration acerca de la situaci6n de
la azicar, la cual el trat6 de poner
ante ell comite de investigaciones del
Senado, la cual Sc ha publicado por
conducto de la Casa Blanca. Atribu-
ye la escases aquf, al fuerte movi-
miento de azGcar del hemisferio occi-
dental Europa, y sostiene que sin
haberse fijado los precios por conve-
MO, la az1car Sc estarfa vendiendo
por 25 30 centavos la libra mas
de $200000.0O0 hubieran sido las ga.
nancias para ell pdblico americana va
para este tempo.
En- res1men, la declaration presen.
ia la situaci6n de la azdcar en- ell mum
do conforme existfa antes de la que
IRA europea. Los aliados en- aquel
entonces producfan la mayor parte
de su propio surtido Y compraban ell
resto de Alemania. Antes de la que
ira obtenian solamente 100000 tone
ladaS anualmente del hemisferio occi-
dental Este afio han tomado1 400 900
toneladas.
"Esa," dice ell administrator de
alimentos, les la causa de la escaces
de azlicar y NADIA mas"
Desde que la administrator de Ali
mentos fue creada en- Agosto, los Es-
tados Unidos han exportado los ALA
dos 110,356 toneladas de azicar refi-
NADIA y en- ell mismo periodo ha embar
cado para Europa 246,133 toneladas
de productos en- brute. Esta es, Sc
gun declara. la cantidad exacta de la
falta actual en- los Estados Unidos.
Ann con estos surtidos, Sc dice,
ell surtido en- Inglaterra en- Fran
cia ina sido inadecuado. Ell consume
en- Inglaterra ha sido reducido "a
libras al afio para cada persona, y en-
Francia IA libras, en- contra del coll
sumo en- America, de 55 libras.
La escases, declara ell administra-
dor de Alimentos, continuara duran
te ell aho proximo, puesto que es 81
deber de los Estados Unidos de con-
nuara los carreraos. ..vbgkqjshrdlcm
tinuar alimentando los Aliados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

Roma, Die. 24.-Ei Papa Bene-
dicto hs, dado a la Prensa Aso-
ciada ell siguiente mensaje de Ma
vidad para ell pueblo americana:
"EI Padre Santo envia al pue-
bio de America sus cordiales fell
citaciones y ruega que tomen den
tro' de su corszon, en- este tempo
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HOOVER REFUTA Los cARGoS
DE SPRECkELS; LAS DEMAN-
DAs DE EUROPA Sc LIE
VAN LA AZUCAR..

FL administrator de aIimentos tiene
los ndmeros para demostrar don.
de Sc fue la azdcar.. sera una esca-
ces para ell aho pr6ximo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
uN BUQUE AMERICANA PERDIDo
EN- Ell MAR CON 35 HoMBRES

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa F'e, New Mexico.
on December 27, 1917, as required by
Order No. 1888 Of the Postmaster
General of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

El Rev. p. Kuppers, cura parroco
de la iglesia catolica en- Chaperito,
aLtes residente lie esta ciudad, vtno
Ia capital a Wis ter sus amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

Bill Ira Bacon, de Albuquerque,
rapresentante de ID Merganthaler Lii
ioiype Co., estIvo en- la ciudad con
:,gocios Ell mierco:es.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

La Sra. Juanita de Vargas, ha sido
electa Presidenta de la Union Fra
ternal de America, por 10 cual nos
completeness en- felicitarla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
Los |TAL|ANOS DET|ENEN De NAME
RA BR|LLANTE FL AVANCE TEUT0N
RESPONDER CON CONTRA-ATAQUES

Ia recaptura de las alturss por los
latinos es una gran hazafa miitar.
FL nuevo ataque del enemigo es de-
tenido en- las posiciones de la reta-
guardia italana y ahora estan tra-
tando satisfactoriamente a los ale.
names, segdn los despachos. Los
aiemanes han sido arrojados al otro
lado del Rio Piave, cerca de vene-
cia, Sc reporta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

d. Felipe Martinez, de TERRA ANA
iI.a, esta en- la ciudad por algunt s
dias con negocios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

D. Isidro Ferran hiio, de Abiquiu,
v'nieron la ciudad Ell lunes pasar
aJ.f la temporada de Navidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
MAro sEis COYOTES.

1sidro Herrera obtuvo aver recon-.
penza por seis coyotes que mat6 en-
Ojo de la Vaca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
on December q, 1917 as required by
Order No. 1888 of the Postmaster
General Of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
on December 27, 1917, as required by
Order No. 7S3 of the Postmaster
General of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
Roso EN- UNA JoYERIA.

Como $50 500 fueron robados de Ia.
ioyeria de Julius Cans. Los Iadro-
mes, aparentemente aficionados, Sc
Ilevaron aIgo de la tienda de curlo-
sidades, pero no Sc IIevaron las pie
dras preciosas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

D. victoriano Casados esposa sa-
Heron aver para Pojuaque hacer
una corta vista a sus parientes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
Los ALEMANES RET|RAN SUS TROPAS
DEL FRENTE RUSSO PARA USARLAS
EN- 0TRA PARTE;; RUSSIA PROTESTA

armlstlcio russo y Trotsky hace una
protesta debil; los dnicos raids de
la Entente en- evldencla en- los fren-
tes frances y britanicos en- e oeste.
Los teutones mantenen ataques al
ternados en- el frente italisno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
on December o. 1917, as required by
Order No. 7S3 of the Postmaster
General OF the United States)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

(True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
on December 81, 1917, as required by
Order No. 1888 of the Postmaster
General of the United States.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

Mientras que sus caiiones bombar
dean ell frente occidental, los alema
nes estan tomando tropas del frentt
oriental para usarlos en- otra parte
a pesar de los provisos del armisticit
ruso-aleman que prohibe tai acci6n.
La actividad de la artillerfa en-
Francia ha sido moderada en- cast to
do el frente, mas violento en- ell ban
CO oriental del Meuse, al noreste de
Verdun, la escena del ataque alemau
de hace casi dos amos.
Los informes rusos que dicen acer'
ca de la retirada de las tropas alema.
mas en- ell oriente, causaron noticias
de que algunas de las tropas Sc esta-
ban transportando al frente de Ruma-
MIA. Rumanfa no esta tomando parte
en- las negociaciones de paz, y ell Uk-
raine, que queda mas ALA de Molda-
via Bessarabia, esta opuesto los
Bolsheviki.
AL sur de Juvincourt en- Ell sector
de Rheims en- Champagne, los france
ses han verificado un raid dentro de
las lfneas alemanas y han trafdo al
gunos prisioneros. En- la parte bri-
tanica del frente, ha habido tres in
cursiones raids, ademas del duelo
de la artillerfa, pero no Sc han indi-
cado atin grandes operaciones
Los alemanes atacan alternativamen-
te 10 largo del frente. itaIiano.
En- ell frente norte italianO, las tAc-
ticas -alemanas parece que son
de atacar acknowledgements a los pun
tcs vitales. en- ambos lados del Bren-
ta Habiendo sido detenidos en- Mon
te Asolone la semana pasada, ell enc
migo ha pegado hacia ell vale Fren-
zela, al oeste del rio. Despues de dos
dfas de lucha encarnizada los italia
nos han vuelto ganar las posiciones
perdidas al oeste del rio y han ataca-
do las posiciones alemanas y austria
cas- ell oriente del RIO. Berlin recla-
ma la captlra de 5000 prisioneros en-
el gano de Col Del Rosso, que des-
pues fue ganado por los italianos.
Leon Trotsky, ell ministro de rela-
clones exteriores Bolsheviki, ha pro-
testado los alemanes en- contra del
traslado de tropas del frente oriental
pero tambien ha ordenado a las fabri-
cas- rusas que dejen de fabricar muni-
clones. No indic6 81 su gobierno to-
maria algun otro paso en- contra de Ia
violaci6n alemana del armisticio.
>--<--
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27
Una pasina sloriosa escrita por
los itaIianos.

Washington, Die. 24.-Los despa-
chos oficiales de Roma del dfa de hoy
dan una historic detallada del comba-
te sobre ell Monte Azolone. Dicen:
'fCon la recaptura de las posiciones
sobre ell Monte Azolon, los sOldados
italianos han escrito una pagina glo-
ROSA en- los anales de esta guerra.
Su valor ha evitado que Ell enemigo
pueda extender sus fuerzas al sur
que terminen ell sitio al Monte Gra-
pha Nuestros soldados pelearon por
algunos dfas bajo un terrible fuego
de artillerfa y contra los efectos te-
rribles de los gases asfixiantes. FL
enemigo sufri6 perdidas enormes. Sc
calcula que en- las acciones de Bere-
tia Monte Salone, ell enemigo ma
perdido tres divisiones desde ell 26 de
Noyiembre hasta la fecha. Ell Gene
raj Pfeiffer, comandante de la Divi-
sion cuarta del enemigo, los CONAN
dantes de las brigadas austriacas del
Septimo y del Octave fueron heridos
sacramento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-27

1
Detenidos en- su atentado de pasar
a traves de las planicies italianas del
Brenta por ell hecho de armas brillan-
te de los italianOs durante la semana
pasada, los que recapturaron ell Aso-
limo sus alturas, los alemanes han
cambiado ahOra sus ataques hacia ell
oeste del Brenta. 81 hubieran logra-
do llegar al sudoeste hasta Frenz La.
vato, Ell Brenta en- valstagna, a tres
millas de distancia donde Sc unen los
valles, la Inca italiana en- ambos la.
dos del Brenta hubieran estado en-
muy precarias condolences. La ofici.
ma de Guerra, sin embargo anuncia
que Sc ha detenido al enemigo en- las
posiciones de la retaguardia italiana
y que Sc habfa emprendido un contra
ataque. Este golpe esta siendo lleva-
do cabo con resultados satisfacto.
rios, segdn asegura ell despacho ita-
liano.
En- la parte baja del frente Piave Ell
enemigo ha sufrido un reeves en- Ell
punto donde sus lfneas estaban mas
cercanas Venecia. Los italianos en-
este sector llevaron a cabo aver una
operaci6n resultas de la cual los
grupos del enemigo que habfan cru
zado ell viejo Rio Piave, fueron arro-
jados de sus posiciones hacia ell oeste
Y arrojados hacia ell oriente de dicha
corriente.
Sc estan llevando a cabo incursio-
mes de ambos lados en- ell frente fran-
co-belga, y ha habido considerable ac-
tividad aerea. Los aviadores france.
ses han estado ocupados, particular
mente, habiendo peleado 100 batallas
dentro de los dltimos tres dfas, en- GU
yo periodo hecharon abajo Is maqui.
mas alemanas.
El General Ailenby ha comenza-
do con exito un movimiento de avan-
ce a To- largo del Mediterraneo, por Ia
costa al norte de Jaffa, en- Palestine,
despues de cruzar ell Nahr Ell Auja,
y sus tropas llegaron ell sabado al
llano de Sharon, y capturaron 10 po-
blaciones cerca de Nahr Ell Auja.
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Franklin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gamble took
dinner at the Will Scott home last
Thursday.
Misses Edna and Helen Bright Wis
tied few days last week at the H..
ID. Plummer home.
Miss Mae Scott called at the Glen
Petticord home Thursday evening.
Harry Plummer and Glen Petit
cord accompanied by w. C. Gibson
motored to Indianola Wednesday to
repair the Duffield car, Mr.. Gibson
returned home the same day and Mr.
Plummer and Mr.. Petticord motored
on to Des Moines before returning
home.
George Scott and daughter Irene
and sons Floyd and Guy called at the
W. C. Gibson home Sunday.
Carl Mccullough visited with
home folks Sunday.
Those who called at the George
Scott home Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Scott and Mrs. Henry Scott
and Mrs Lewis Offield of Decatur
City and Misses Anna Duffield and
Jemima kob.
Mrs. II. d. Plummer and daughter
called at the w. C. Gibson home on
Tuesday,.
Mrs. Oliver Rex called at the Bill
Negley home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hinebaugh
spent Sunday at Max Hammils.
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dashboard Ridge.

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jink Wells spent
Sunday at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Drew Kelley and family.
Charley Roger visited Sunday at
the Lincoln Woodland home.
Gladys Main spent Friday night
and Sunday at the home of her bro
Their w. Main and wife.
Mrs J. w. Main and Miss Julia
spent last Tuesday afternoon at the
F. S. Robbins home
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Bridge and
children spent last Saturday after
noon and evening at the home of
the latter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen kier.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Main and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Creese and
baby and the Misses Mary and Clara
Ward visited at the J. w. Main home
Sunday.
Miss Laura Dingman returned to
Leon Sunday evening to resume her
school work after spending the week
end with home folks.
Miss Lena Finkbohe spent the
weekend with her friend Miss Ada
CreeSe.
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Hazel College.

Mr.. and Mrs. Holgar Rasmussen
and children were visiting Sunday
afternoon with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G.. Rasmussen.
Mrs. L. H. Warrenner spent Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Elias
Cross.
Jack Edwards was visiting with
near Grand River last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley w ilson and
son Of near -DeKalb visited Sunday
with her brother Aaron Frey and
l.. Ii. Warrenner and daughters
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Hall and family.
Misses Olive and Iva Collins spent
one afternoon last week with their
aunt, Mrs. A. G.. Hall.
Tom Edwards visited with rela-
tives and friends in this neighbor-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebert Jones are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a little
son born Monday.
Mrs. I. H. W WARREN left Friday
points in Illinois.
Mr.. and Lars. Bent Ramsey of
Van Vert were visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Elias Cross and fam
lily Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Frey and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lee and
children visited Saturday, evening
with L. III. Warrenner and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wookey and
children spent Sunday in town with
her sister,Nr Will Frey and family
Ed Wilson is shocking corn for
Ray CHAIR this week.
Herbert Scadden spent Sunday
with his friend, Willie Steen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Wilson and
children spent Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steen and
son Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Frey were Wis
iting with their son Fred and fam
lily.
Bent Ramsey of Van Vert visited
Friday with his son Alex and family.
Mrs A. G. Hall and little son Mil
burn spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Elmer Lee and little
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little River News.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis were
visitors at the James Drury home
last Monday.
In late communications from
that j. B. Strait had arrived at his
home safely. Mr.. Strait spent sew
eral days Of late visiting his uncles
and cousins. 1t was surely pleas
ure to him to meet his uncles after
fifty years Of separation. 1t was
prior to 1860, that Mr.. Strait and
his mother and uncles took up resi-
d &a Jn in Jones county, H egr rss Gm
there Mr.. Strait with nearest rela-
tives departed for northern Iowa in
1860, and his uncles, George, Seth
and John Davis came to Decatur
county to live. Mr.. Strait is paint
er and decorator of good experience
as is evidenced by the positions held
by him in the service of the c. B.
& @. railroad and in work for the
painted the Leon depot and departed
without the knowledge of the where
abouts of his uncles. In an early
day when stage coaches were used by
United States in mail service, he
was sent to Oklahoma, Arkansas
and Texas, consequently he worked
at Guthrie, Little Rock and as far
SOulu DIS L OII WOl III, lSAoo, PAM .
for Uncle Sam, his stage coaches.
Through relatives in Massachusetts,
he learned of his uncles residence
here and so came to visit them.
After fifty years of separation, it is
needless to say their visit together
was a pleasant one Mr.. Strait mar
ried woman of Danish .parentage;
They have reared a fine family and
have nice home.
Pn11v CRAIG has rented Mrs Mar
ble's farm where Gill Nanderpool
resided and will take possession
about March LIST.
A Mr. Larson, of Newton Iowa,
bought the farm known as TIE John
Holden farm, now occupied by 5:
Fitch, and has had Ernie Argo and
helpers putting up nice residence
o. C. Clampitt and wife visited at
the Calvin Starr home last Sunday.
OFT Roland and family met with a
distressing accident last Sunday
when their auto went into ditch on
the Ocean Wave trail east of Pleas
anton. Mr.. Roland's leg was. broken
also broken. Mrs. Roland seemed
to be seriously injured.
Mr.. McWilliams, father of Delbert
McWilliams was stricken by paralys-
is last week, rendering him quite
helpless.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick ac
companied Ernest and Mabel Nc
Cormick to Herd Davis last Sunday.
Farmers in this locality are busy
gathering corn but as there is much
inferior corn it is being. sorted.
Ernest Landphair visited at the
John Frisbie home last Sunday Mrs.
Frisbie's health is declining we are
sorry to report
John Mccormick bought the auto
owned by the Pleasanton blacksmith
last week.
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Davis CiA..

An automobile accident was re-
ported from over near Pleasanton
and DR.. Reed went over and attend,
ed them. They were OFT Roland and
was caused by the car striking a Gait
which was lying in the road. Mr.. Ro-
land had a broken leg, his boy a
broken arm and Mrs. Roland was
badly bruised up.
Dan Downey was Davis City call
er Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Adkins left for a visit
at Kansas City last Tuesday;
The funeral of Mrs. M. d. Hall was
held at the M. f. church last Thurs
day, interment in the New Davis City
OFT Wheeler who is an old time
Davis City boy but now OF OttumWa
was caller in our city Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Columbia Scott of Lamont
was guest at the Carter Scott home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Williams Of
Gilman, Mo-, came last Monday for
"a visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Mark Adams.
Mrs. Ida Cummings left last Fri
day for her new home at Grey Bull,
Wyoming.
Mrs. S. E. Adams visited over Sun
day with her son b. ID. Adams IN the
country.
Elder Carmichael of Lamont com
menced last Sunday evening a series
OF six sermons on our duties toward
our national issues and our duties
toward our God. His opening ser
mon was certainly both interesting
and. instructive, taking for his basis
that God created all men free and
equal and that Jesus Christ was the
same yesterday, today and forever.
Mrs. Pearl Wiley and Miss Maude
Teale made trip to Kellerton last
% Mr. 5" Nan Flora visited relatives
Lamont last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Horner was caller1l
our city last Friday.
Misses Grace Standifer and Maggie
Craig were Lamont visitors last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Thomas Cummings returned
last Friday from a visit at Chicago
Mrs. G.. Blue returned from an eX-
tended visit with her daughter in III
nois last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert I<inble's little daugh-
ter visited over Saturday with her
at kellerton.
Robert Bolon made trip to Leon
last Wednesday.
VIM. Kimble came down from
Leon last Wednesday where he has
contract work but had to take an
enforced vacation on account Of an
attack of rheumatism.
Lawrence Attebury came in last
on a five day furlough for
/ visit with home folks.
Mrs. Harvey from Montana is q
guest at the home of her brother,
saac Post.
Mrs John Archey of Leon came
Town last Sunday for & visit with |
elatives in this city.
The Apostolic church commenced I
series Of protracted meetings IL
,ur city last Saturday evening, We
we're rot informed of the fact suntii
We read it in the Bethel correspond
nee to the Reporter. We were soriy
he good people Of that denomination /
lad to go four miles in the country
or the announcement as the DAVIS
tity writer writes for the upbuilding
# our little city and the benefit OF
he readers and the editor OF the
.eon Reporter and will at any and
II times send in any church items L
or any and al Of the Davis City
hurches that our good editor is will
ng TO publish gratis, and we VIII
end-in all paid advertisements that
re accompanied by the cash and see
hat it reaches the editorial desk on
ime. We write for the good OF the
title city of ours and the paper.
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daughter Lena.
afsns sp %e to and Ray W ohsp
week.
John Palmer of Van Vert was Wis
ting with Cleve Ramsey Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa West of the
Tennessee neighborhood visited Sun
day with Mrs. Vests brother Alex
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick are the
proud parents of little daughter
born Monday, Nov. 18th.
A. G. Hall visited one day last
week with his brother Henry and
family.
John F. Shriver of the West school
won first place in the Long Creek
township spelling contest held in
Van Vert Saturday afternoon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-11-29

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erz ma aud SKIN diseases. Sanol is a
guaranteed remedy. Get a 35c large
trial bottle at the drug store. ISIS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-11-29

We can use some choice first mort
gage farm loans. Farmers Il Trad
ers State Bank, Leon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-08
Sugar From Grapes.

Sugar from grapes said to he the
cheapest IN the market viii he made
this year from California grapes. SAYS
press dispatch. Most of the wine
grapes grown IN the San Ianauin val,
icy, w" heaviest producing district in
California. will be turned into sugar
instead of Wine. II is said one ton
OF grapes viii produce 400 pounds of
sugar which. with grapes at $40 n
ton. VIII supply the raw material for
sugar at cost of 2,s cents a pound
II this proves true. II may not only
revolutioni2. the sugar industry but
lurh the state of California into the
dry column as we'll
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-08
What Amarica Has Proved.

America has proved that 1t 10 prac'
ticable to elevate the mass OF mankind
that portion which in Europe is call
ed the laboring or lower classic raise
them to self respect, to make them
competent to act part in the great
right and great duty Of self govern
ment, and she has proved that this
may be done by education and the diff
fusion Of knowledge. She holds out
an example thousand times more en-
coura ging than ever was presented be-
fore to those nine-tenths OF the human
race who are born without heredi.
tary fortune or hereditary rank.-Dan-
iel Webster.