davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Get Thee Behind. Satan

The following is from the Kimball,
S. d., Graphic: A fellow was being
examined for service and was
stripped to the waist. lie had an
emblem tatoed ON his chest of the
American flag with busis of Wash
ingion and Wilson on either side Of
it. The physician thumped him over,
listened TO the heart and lungs aud
50 ON, aud finally pointing to the de-
sign ON his chest, said; "You are
pretty patriotic, all right Yes, but
that isn't anything; Pm sitting on
the Kaiser and Ilinderburg." And
he was, too.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
LUNA COUNTY.
LUNA COUNTY.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER or
puBLlC LANDS, SANTA FL. NEW
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kEW mExlC0 ASKED
FOB 6e5 LAnOnERs
Luna County Expected % Furnish le
At Call Of unoIs Sam Tor
UnSkIIIed Men

Santa Fe, Aug. 22.-The state Of
New Mexico is called upon to enroll
and to have ready and available $50
unskilled laborers. The quota which
the several counties win furnish i
shown in the table which is append
ed. The population figures used IN
computing the quotas are taken from
the table furnished BY the census
bufahui in an estimate dated july l,
1917 with the following exceptions
That as to the counties Of Chaves,
de Baca, Eddy, Guadalupe, Lea and
Roosevelt, we have taken the figures
made BY the war savings stamp com
mittee for New Mexico, working with
the New Mexico council Of defense.
This ! for the reason that the CEN
sns bureau had made no provision
for Lea and de Baca counties, which
were created by act Of the last leg
islatnre, not for allowance for the
other four counties mentioned, from
which the two new counties were
taken. These figures were made by
the two New Mexico bodies for the
purpose Of making up the quota Of
war savings stamps. AS to the coun-
~ Of Luna, the figures used are
those given by the secretary Of state
of New Mexico in the estimate pub
lished in the official Blue Book for
lgf5.
HEhe quota for each county follows
? Befnalillo, 80; Chaves, %; Colfax,
{ 80; Curry, 10; de Baca, s; Dona Ana,
20; Eddy, 10; Grant, 80; Guadalupe,
II; Lea, s; Lincoln, 10; Luna.
IS; Mckinley, %; Mora, "a; 0tero,
Is; Quay, 26; Rio Arriba, 20; Roose-
welt, II; SandOval Is; San Juan, IS;
San Miguel, 80; Santa Fe, %; Sier-
"a, 6; SoeorO, 25; Taos, 81; Tor
rance, II; Union, 10; Valencia, %.
-
Patronize Graphic Advertisers.
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No bids on the above described ,r,,,. -,
lSnd WI be accepted for less than THREE
pohLAkS $4,000 per acre. which h M.
appraised value thereof and in addition thereto
me successful bidder must pay for The Inn.
provements that exist on the land
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA AND STATE
OF NEW MEXICO.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA AND STATE
OF NEW MEXICO.
In the Matter Of the Estate of David
c, Hatcheli, Deceased.
ORDER FOR FINAL HEARING.
John c. Watson, Administrator
herein, having filed his final ac-
count:
1t Is ordered that Monday, the End
day of September, 1918, at the hour
of 1000 o'clock in the frenoon of
said day, at the office of the Pro-
bate Judge in he Village of Deming,
IN said County Of Luna, be, and the
same Is hereby, set as the time and
place for hearing Of objections to
such final account, and the settle
ment thereof.
1t Is further ordered that notice of
such hearing he given by publication
of a copy of this order in some
newspaper Of general circulation
published in said County of Luna
once every week for four successive
weeks, and that the last insertion of
such publication be at least three
days before the date fixed herein for
such hearing.
Datd this LIST day of August, A. D.
1918.
c. G. FIELDER,
Probate Judge
Aug. 2-23.
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rate Of four per cent Der annum ;o ,d,,n..
payments and interest due on October 0rst M
each year "'S'' d"
me above sale Of land will he subject IN
salu existing rights. easements rghts.nfwny
and reservations wy
Tue Commissioner u Public Lands mr. his
agents holding such sale reserves the right Ia
feleci any and all bids offered AZ said s.ie
Possession under contracts of snle a. ~
above described tracts will be- given on .iv".
inc Of The contracts. s'" W" ''s"
Witness my hand and the official seal M
we state Land Office NJ the state of Ns,s
Mexico, this 10th day OF July. 1915.
d, ROBT. p ERVIEN.
Mexico. w w"
First publication. July 20. 1918.
Last publication. September %. 1918
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4, Sale No. l249-wl, sci, slNEi Sec 10
n ~ >. K W.. containing $4,000 acres
hiS 1'e az no improvements on this tract No
De accepted for less than $1,000 per acre
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TEMPORARY lMlUHCTIOW
GRANTED IN HEARST CASE
Judge Ryan Decides Council Of De-
iense 0vsrsiepped Legal Limit
n Loyalty Campaign

Santa Fe, Aug. 1.-THE New
Mexico state council Of defense over
stepped its authority when it at
tempted to shut off the circulation
OF the Hearst publication in this state.
This is in effect the position Of
Colin Neblett, Judge Of the United
States district court for the District
Of New Mexico, who, this morning
announced that he would grant the
temporary restraining order asked
by the International Magazine com
pany through its attorney Francis
z. Wilson, 10 halt the boycott being
conducted against complaints ma
gaines by the council Of defense, its
publicity agent, Guthrie Smith, Gov
emor Lindsey, and members of the
bemalillo county council Of defense,
all Of whom were named as defend
ants in the suit.
Judge Neblett announced his deei.
sion to opposing counsel in the fede-
raj court room verbally and briefly,
following which Attorney A. B. Rene
han for defendants gave notice of
a motion for an appeal and asked,
his request being denied, that the
temporary order be suspended pend
ing the appeal.
An appeal was granted.
The court sustained the contention
of the complaint that the acts of de-
PENDANTS were in contravention of
the Sherman antitrust act and the
New Mexico statute. He pointed out
that defendants had admitted the
publication Of the matters complain
ed of in the New Mexico War
News in furtherance of the purpose
alleged, which he held 10 be unlawful,
stating that he failed to find in the
statute creating the council of de-
fense any express or implied powers
permitting il to do unlawful acts.
"Ihe defendants" said the court.
deny any purpose or intent TO in
lure the plaintiff. Their acts might
have been prompted by the best of
patriotic motives, but the natural
consequence and result of them is 10
lnjure the plaintiff and put the ma.
gazlnes ont of business.
1.-THE defendants claim that no CO.
erclon is involved Considering the
publications in the New Mexico War
News cannot agree with this. A
mere request from such an official
body with the implied approval of
the government behind it, in my
opinion, is equivalent to coercion.
Taking up the matter of defend
ants claim that it was necessary TO
project the reading public in this
manner from what they have alleged
to be insidious propaganda, it seems
to me that there is nothing in that
contention. There is no uprising in
progress, no internal disturbance
directed against the government. We
should be more careful in time of
war than in any other to see that
exact justice is administered. The
machinery of the government is in
operation as usual, every man may
have his day in court and the fed
eral government has fully covered
this field"
The court declared it was improper
for any such combination of persons
to SET themselves up as censors or to
do things which unlawfully injured
persons in their property rights.
"rhe defendants" he said, "with-
ont authority Of law and contrary
to law trt.d TO prevent the plaintiff
IN this ease from carrying on legal
IaNN.
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The bonrd Of education Of District
Number One will receive sealed bids
until Saturday noon, Aug. 3lst, 1918,
for the furnishing, and installation Of
toilets at the Lowell building, Dem
ing n. NJ, as per plans and specifi-
cations on file with the clerk and in
accordance with the city ordinances.
The board reserves the right to
accept Or reject any or all bids.
~ GEO. D. ROBINSON,
s-16-3t. Clerk Of the Board.
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Sale No. i247--AI Of Sec. 10. T. % s. R
. w. containing 6400 90 acres There are n,
improvements on this tract NV Nv
sale No, l2ts-All Of Sections 27 "a. r
70 s. X. W, NEi, Sec. an az See
wa Sec. 8 all Of Sections IL. is. 10. wa
Sec, 20; all Of Sections 49, %. IS: T. ~ 8
q; W; all Of Sections II, IL, 10. a. 9s
R; W. SEA, Sec 6. 81, Sec. 3 "a ssc .
~ sec y, all Of Sections 10. IL. ia sec
rs ~, Sec. 10; an Of Sections 20 90 IA
." L Sec 20; all Of Sections 81 40 n os
"a K W. all II Sections ?. O. a
~, SEA Sec o SWi See. IL an Of See
s 9S al TO- 10; SET Sec q all 81 Section,
6iO4S acres. Of which 7Oi7 6g acres w.,
selected for the Santa Fe and Grant Conn,,
sist Of IMPROVEMENTS con
No bids on the above described tracts n,
and VIII be accepted for loss than TURFp
DollLAhs lSd,OO) per acre. which 4 m,
appraised value thereof, and in addition thereto
,ne suoeessinl bidder must pay for the i'm
proVements that exist on the land.
q, sale No. l249-Wl, sci. S1NEi. Sec ma
u: % s., r. W., Containing 5gn M ..r,.
iheie are no improvements on this tract IA
~ W Wv epoNe described tract Of land ,gill
W "o'ep'ed Tor less than $1,000 per acre
Each Of The above described traets viii n.
ohefed for sale separately
The above sale Of land will he subject IN tho
following terms and conditions. via.
Except for land selected for the Santa Va
ana Grant County Railroad Bond Fund he
s'" vosA, " b bidder must pay, to the Commits.
sloher OF Public Lands or his agent holding
such sale, onetwenleth OF the price Mo-
os MIN for the land four per cent interest In
advance for the balance Of such purchase price
ices Tor advertising and appraisemeut nnd nj
costs incidental TO the sale herein. eneh and mi
ul .aia amounts must be deposited In cash On
eslrh,led exchange at the time OF sale and
which said amounts and All OF them are s,,b'
leci to forfeiture to the state Of New Ms,iso
me successful bidder does moi execute a con.
uAet Wrhin thirty DAYS after Il has been
mailed 70 him hv the State Land Once said
contract TO provide that the purchaser NAV IN
hn option make payments Of NOT less than ooe.
ulrileth 81 nincty'ive per cent Of the pur.
ehas price ~ any time after the sale and urior
70 the expiration Of thirty year from date M
ne contract and 10 provide for the pavmeni
ni any unpaid balance ai the expiration M
ihlrty years from the date Of the contract with
interest on deferred payments at the rate IN
lour per cent per annum payable In advance
w uV WhnNeihhil OF ire uaie of cOntfac
partial payments 10 BE- credited an The ann
'ersary Of The date Of the contract next fol.
lowing the date u tender
The sale Of land selected for The Santa h
and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund win he
subject 10 The above terms and conditions "a
eept that the successful bidder must pav In
cash or certified exchangr At he time Oh salr.
.he TENN OF the purchase price Offered hy him
lor lhe land, Tour per cent interest IN "a
ahd wiz b. required % execute q contract
providing Tor The payment u the balance Of
such price In thirty eqnal annual inafallmants
with Interest on ~ deferred paymenis Al lbs
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
ltnitnd stnt Dl we Pc ;, ln hs.ll

United States Land office
%. - ruces, n. NJ, July 20 nm
20 Se,aen y. whitney OF Deming. n.
-, You are hereby notified that Jos.ph
W Hubbard who gives Demine. n Nj
az ms post office address. did on Juiv
-, lgls, Tile In this office his duiy
se ernpoo KY application to contest and
sSeuIe me canoe lation OF your Home
ee,,e,aig Entry No. 0l14sO. Serial No
~ $50 made March %. 1915 Tor MEL
section ~, Township 24s, Range IA
~. \ NJ. r., Meridian, and as grounds
LOT N.Y. contest he alleges that Seiden
u whitney contestee, has vboliv
~ an1oned said tract OF land ana
ehhnsed his residence therefrom M,
mote than six months last past. qinee
,hhahihe sald entry. and next prior to
me date herein: that said tract NJ nat
settled upon and cultivated Nv sapS
shtnyman as required BY law. ana thaf
anrlr nTe ~ improvements thereon III
any KIND and that the entryman's ah
s,,, from the land Is not due 10 his
S.n,,piY9Emeht IN military service OF rem
aered In connection with operatiens n,
Meflco, or along the borders thereof
" IN mobilization camps eieovhcre h.,
Tne uliltary or naval service of me
Sni'ea states or the National Guard of
~ OF the several states
you are, therefore. further nottft.,
a.i we said allegations Will he taken
~ confessed, and your said entry ,rtti
III Saneslled without further right to
az az nsarai either before this office or
fies Pp "eIt ~ you tail TO file in this Of.
~ nth publication OF this notice os
s, ,,0n IA y neiuW, your answer. under oath
ap.elllcally responding To shese .ii'
h bn,ly"s o! contest, together with due
vowr s ,,,ss YOU nave served a copy of
ei,nel ln person or by regiatered man
na, ou snogld state IN your answer nv.
nn s OF the post-ofice TO which eno
"'''e In1uqNre notces g Be sent 70 you
u bykNAlDE. Register
,o,sa'e OF fret publication. Aue b
lsi isp'e Of second publication. Aur. ,.
1918 'uphcation. Aug. "a.
isi ate Of fourth publication. Aur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-04-19
By Thomas L. Carter, Auctioneer.

by Thomas -. carter, AuCtlOhSei.
Auction Sale-Sale Of a desirable
Office and apartment in business To-
cation on the west side Of Royal street
between King and Prince streets, III
the city OF Alexandria, Va.
By virtue Of and pursuant 10 the
terms of deed of trust dated March
IS. 1914, executed by Robert Elliott
ard Sybillc NJ. Elliott, his wife, to
Milton S. Fairfax, as trustee, and OF,
record in Deed Book No. SO at page 403
OF The land records of Alexandria city,
Virginia, at the request and direction
Of The party thereby secured, default
having been made in the payment OF
the Indebtedness secured by the said
deed of trust, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auction, N
front of the Royal street entrance to
the market house, in Alexandria city,
Virginia, on Wednesday, May l, 1918,
at II o'clock NJ, that parcel of ground
with the improvements thereon and
the appurtcnances there to belonging,
located on the West side of Royal
street between King and Prince
streets, Alexandria city, Virginia, and
bounded IS follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING on the west side Of
Roval street, ninety-four feet north OF
Prince street, and upon the north line
of an alley six feet wide, and running
thence north and binding on Royal
street, nineteen feet, four and three
fourths inches to the line Of a lot
conveyed by Archibald H. Taylor, COM
missioner, TO Francis L. Smith; thence
west with said line and parallel TO
Prince street, eighty-thrce feet, five
inches to the line of lot of ground
formerly John Horner's; thence south
and parallel to Royal street, nineteen
feet, four and thrce-fourths inches 10
the said alley, and thence cast on said
alley parallel to Prince street, eighty
three feet, five inches to the beginning,
and being the property which was
conveyed to the said Robert Elliott by
Louis C. Barley and wife by deed dated
August s, 1908. The said land is i'm
provcd by dwelling, containing office
and apartment
TERMS OF SALE-Enough cash 10
nav the expenses of sale, commissions,
and the principal and interest secured
bv the above mentioned trust, and the
residue of the purchase price, if any, TO
be arranged with the said Robert Ell
lott or according to law and the liens
on the property.
MILTON S. FAIRFAX,
91-13t Trustee.
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and thence west in a direct line SO
feet 5 inches to the beginning, with
use of said alley.
Fifth: Beginning on the west side
of PAYNE street 40 feet north of Prin-
cess street and at the middle OF the
partition between the house on TINS
lot and the house adjoining on the
south and running thence north on
PAYNE street 20 feet, thence west
narallel to Princess street 81 feet
inches to an alley 10 feet wide, thence
south on said alley 20 feet and thence
cas-! IN a direct line 81 feet inches to
the beginning, with use OF said alley.
Sixth: Beginning on the west side
Of PAYNE street 20 feet north OF Prln-
cess street and running thence north
or Payne street 20 feet to the middle
Of the partition between the house on
this lot and the house adjoining on the
north. thence west parallel to Princess
street 81 feet inches to an alley ~
fact wide. thence south On said alley
20 feet, and thence east in direct
line 81 feet ) inches 10 the beginning,
with use Of said alley.
Seventh: Beginning on the north
side of Princess street 127 feet D
inches cast of West street and at the
middle OF the partition between the
house on the lot of ground hereby con-
vcyed and the house adjoining on the
west and running thence east on Prln-
cess street Is feet to an alley, thence
north on said alley 80 feet to court,
thence west on said court Is feet,
and thence south in a direct line 80
feet to the beginning, with use of said
court and alley.
Eighth: Beginning on the north side
Of Princess street III feet . inches
cast of West street, and one the east
side of an alley, and running thence
east on Princess street 16 feet 10 the
middle of the partition between the
house on this lot and the house adj
Joining on the east, thence north in Il
direct line 90 feet to court, thence
west on said court 16 feet to above
alley, and thence south on said alley
60 feet 10 The beginning, with use Of
said court and alley.
Terms of sale cash. Conveyanc!ng
at the cost of purchaser.
JOHN D. NORMOYLE,
P. N. BRADSHAW,
93-14t Surviving Trustees.
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Samuel II Lunt. Auctioreer.

Bv virtue of eight deeds Of trust
made by William H. Peck and wife
TO The trustees of the German Co.
Operatiye Building Association 10. .,
Of Alexandria, Va, bearing date re-
spectively on the Ord day of Seoteln'
Der, 1909, and the 9th day of October,
1909. 18th day of December, 1909, and
the 14th day of October, 1909, and
dulv of record in the land records OF
the CITY of Alexandria, in Decd Book
No. SO. pages So and 81, Deed Book
No. Sc, pages SOL and 553, Deed Book
No. 81, pages 453 and 455 and Decd
Book No. 50, pages 237 and 239, ana
bv direction CT the Board OF Directors
Of the said Association, default hav-
inc becn made in the payment OF the
amount secured by the above men
toned deeds. of trust the undersigned
Surviving trustees, will offer for sale
~ public auction on Saturday, the Ath
dav of MAY, 1918, at the Royal street
entrance to the Market Building: DC
ginning at II o'clock and contlnuinG
until tho said property is sold the toll
lowing property to wit:
All those lots Of ground with the
improvements thereon in the said City
Of Alexandria and bounded as fol-
lows:
First: Beginning on the cast side Of
West street 80 feet north OF Princess
street. and running thence north or.
West street 10 feet to the middle or
the partition between the house OH this
lot and The house adjoining on the
north. thence east 80 feet D inches 10
an allev II feet wide, thence south on
said alley 10 feet and thence west III
4 direct line 50 feet inches to the
beginning, with use of said alley.
Second: Beginning on the cas- SIDE
Of West street "a feet north OF rim
cess street and at the middle OF the
partition between the house on the lot
hereby conveyed and the house adjoin'
inc on The south and running thence
north on West street ~ feet tncn:;e
cast % feet 5 inches, to an alley u
feet wide, thence south on said alley
- feet, and thence west III direct
line 90 feet inches to the beginning
with right of way over said alley.
Third Beginning en- the east side OF
West street 73 feet north of Princess
street and running thence north or
West street is feet to the middle o.
The partition between the house on this
lot and the house adjoining on the
north, thence east 50 feet to an alley l:
feet wide. thence south on said alley
1o feet and thence west in direct
line 90 feet 5 inches to the beginning
with use of said alley.
Fourth: Beginning on the cast SIDE
of West street so feet north of Prln-
cess street and at the middle Of the
partition between the house on this
lot and the house adjoining on the
south and running thence north on
West street 10 feet, thence cast 50
feet 5 inches to an alley II feet wide,
thence south on said alley - feet,
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l sideboard.
l sideboard and glass.
l bed and spring,
l stove.
i settee.
10 chairs.
James Lewis.
| miscellaneous lot Of house hold fur
niture.
Susie Reynolds.
3 chairs.
l bundle of bed clothing.
) beds.
l safe.
/ table.
Mrs. Leonard Y. Rosser.
4 pieces Of marble.
| mirror.
sewing machine.
l washstand.
2 bureau glasses.
tub and contents.
S bed rails.
4 beds.
4 pictures.
l box and contents.
! small table.
] burea.
9 bundles of clothing.
8 pieces of mating.
l bundle of curtains.
4 washstands.
2 chiffoniers.
l basket and contents.
trunk and contents.
5 window screens.
: small glass.
l refrigerator.
box and contents.
carpet.
Mrs. Warrington.
/ miscellaneous lot of household fur
niture.
Dated at Alexandria, Va, this Isl
day of April, 1918. znv
Apr.-1-S-19.
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GERMAN CAPTIVEs.

surly. Sneering, Well-Fed Crew Of
Sunken Submarine, Under Soldiers
Escort, Seen at Station.
Thirty-eight surly, sneerlng' we'll
fed and alert Germans. the captured
crew of the U-5e, taker by the. Fan
ming and the Nicholson. last Nover1-
Der, arrived in Washington yesterday
afternoon, bound for internment in
Georgia prison camp.
The captives came eff the Southern
train in columns of twos, led by their
commander, Capt. Lieut.. Gustav Ans
berger, and his other officers, Otto Won.
Ritgen, Paul Schroether, FREDERICK
RULER and Heinrich Ropkc.
Following them were thirty-thrc-
of the crew. The officers were neat
" dressed in their blue, with gold
insignia. They glanced around the
great station and grinned at each
other. Back of them came the thirty
three men of the crew. They were in
well-worn and well-used blue and the
heavy canvas clothes of the machln-
lists.
All of the men were understood and
the crew seemed composed mostly Of
boys from Is to 20, while the officers
were not more than 25 to 35.
On the back of the right leg of each,
between the hip and the knee, was
large oval patch of rcd, eight inches
high and six inches across. This
could be seen easily mile away.
"Whats that for?" sergeant was
asked.
"That's what the Hcinies have been
asking US" he replied. "Lct any OF
them try to run and he will find out
pretty quick. Red is the best thing in
the world to shoot at
They were hurried into the main
restaurant and hidden in a corner
screened off from the public gaze.
A negro waiter threw some menu
cards in front of half a dozen Of
them, before he was told the meal
had already been arranged for. One
Of the rotund prisoners picked up the
card and ordered:
"Bring ham and eggs to US five
oere."
"Got any chicken, Southern stylc?"
"Lordy," said the negro, hustlinE
lway, "dat man amt no German, and
he's suttinly picked dc right direction
to run fo' fried chicken. Eff he tells
de whole Germany army bout dat
chicken we won't have to send no mo-
troops, no mo- troops at all. De wah
am oveh."
The prisoners ate heartily, with the
armed guard surrounding them. Then
they were hustled back to the train,
with seven husky soldiers bringing up
the rear.
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Strawberries, pluns, cherries,
grapes, pears, dansons, cranbcrrics,
cooscberries, apples, grape jelly, apple,
lcIly; also canned mince meat ara
PICKLES. Ali home canned. viii pc
sod on account Of breaking up house
keeping. Apply at Carlyle Apartment,
No. 10, second floor, at 1876 North FAR
fax street, city.