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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Dore Cab / Krisen.

@aibington ben t0oe Nop. gme.
rifas Cab / 4rigen uogipr til Cato
6S,451, beri inobeiattet Sen iioit
mootagne Gabsliite, Der inbeboIot
t,4S5 Napne.
slf ppennpprtte SotaIantol er ~.
12S foIbne, 4,7f9 opoe al Saar,
4,739 bpbe al Sp9oom, 1923 ON.
fomne peo lllpffestiIiploer eler al
andre Marlager, 3S,76S er bIet ioo.
reoe, og GOA iapneS, beri ibcregnet
Dem, iom er taane tiIianae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Kriospirfiomheoeu
%tnoifronfes

@aIbineton ben Doe Nop. Ma.
rineoepartementct bar / en- iooa no.
itebt Srbrc inoittaet alt Smooqsor.
beiOe paa SfibSueriterne. Orbren
traabte frat ioag.
Quebec Den 9oe Hoo. Seropre1t
De &eprpientontcr ior @munition8.
commissioner bar ioag mobtogei
Srbre til at itanle Mrbeioet meb
Monterinaen al aanoner omborh
pao Sonoelsifibc og Snoreoniug al
aparterer ior aanonmanoifabernc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Poopers nve Opeape.

Sra @aibington meobeIcS. at
Trpiioent @ilion bar aumoott ocn
omerlfanife Wabaomiuiitrotor, Ser.
bert s. Sooner, ON at poataQe iig
Srganiiationen al oct nmiottenoe
Nrbeioe, lom bill bli nebncnoigt for
at aihiGlpe Nsoen, iiGr oo Mouge.
len paa 9epneosmibler bIonbt De iri-
gimme Solf | europa.
9ette fipmpempsiige grbeioc nil
bli ioretaget / Tpaesifab al &c Sor.
Stoter og De onierebe 2anbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Oasaa Keiser Karl frasiser sig Crcner.

Weroensfriaen blep Hut &loffen
II (franif Sib), paa ben lite Gag
Sen lite Waaneo. Spiferne fon loa'
Iebes I mere END n Sorltano lige
meo Sanobeo, at arigen erote / Den
lite Time.
Monbag S%orniobag gift arigen
fin panliee, ubpeselige Sang. iom
ON inaen Sreb bar iiigte, og Der blen
/ benne arioens iibite WorgenItiino
eiort ct 9ur pigtige Soup. Mmerlfa'
nerne Iotte Jig / @eiiooelie al belle Den
piotiae @p Stenap paa 2itIioen al
Meule. SronifmGnoene tr9ngte belt
frcm til Welie meaem Seoan og
Mesieres, / Worboeit for @merifas
nerne, on ! gelgien erobreoe Gal1a'
bierne Mons, iom alereoe / arigers
ferite Maalteber blep ct beref1t Steo.
gclgierne tog Gent. H.,
Men lanes BEN lar,ge Weltlront
bar oct itibe ,blet flnogiort, bnao
&loffellet Sfpbningen 'fuIoe opbpre,
po paa mango Steber flpmpeoe Col
boterne bogltopelig meo &loffen |
Npbcn.
Senimob 11-Siben begpnote Sfu-
bene at faIbe .Iibt erisient, peo Den
omerifanIfe Sront. Yaa Slaget II
broaebe ser lbs en- for~fGrbelig Salpe.
Set bar set iibite Sfuo. Sper eneite
aaron, imaa icm itore, ienote IN
ifer,te i'm afIfebsbilien.
Sg ioo blen set itine.
9orqs belle Sen amerifanIfe Trpnt
uofolbebes Stiernebanneret, Gutter
ne aup bino,loen et fraitigt Saonos
Iloa oa qratulerebe binanoen meo
Seiren % icnote laa ct run9enoe
Surra oper mo mans lan>" til IN
iferne. 90 ioa tog De fat pau i'm
0ltncb.
Sm Mitencn ben lite artebe Gin
acne iig langs Sen amerifanife Sront
Tom pau en- 4be Sltli biemme. Mo-
fetter GA alilogs Sprperfert 1enotes
tilpeirs. Spiferne paa BEN anoen
Sioe neieoes meb at tpnoe itore
@aal.
@eb Sen brittle Sront bar Def Ter
Tia / Mpns, at BET bar Itor Subtle
rina. Tor blanbt Ganaoiere, Iom
NJ, too gpen fra Spiferne, bar Der
fIere Ietcraner, lom UNDER General
TSrencb fipmpcoe netop ber peo
Wons / oe fritiife Gage fra 22oe til
24be Muguit 1914, ba be tpife 2eei-
oner for Tom Ell ~Steam Honer"
oielrnem 9elgien o. Norbiratfrte,
fnuienoe alt paa lin Sci. elsie We
teraner, iom bapoe "pGret meo" ira
ferit til Iib1t, nar MI aan'fe natnrltgt
9a9ens Selte.
SEQ oen brittle Sront bar Oct
belt title Natten me0em Wdnoag
oa Sirsbae. Oct bar iaa title, at
@utterne ipntes, oct par rent ubpg-
aelidt. De par life pont til 'li9t.
Set bar noaet unaturliet % llnirfe'
liat peo benne go oe Stilbeb, 'pntes
Sc, og Sc piloe babe felt Jig meget
beore- tilmooe ON ialfalo nogle fao
@ranater bapbe ii,iet % iunsct ! 2rf-
ten.
Sirsbag Worsen fom enfeIte tpfe
Solboter oper til Mmerifanerne o9
buo ON at bli taget tiIianae | bet
Saob, at DC ifulbe faa Fri Heile til
Mmerifn Men q mol1de Steoer
pnr Sniferne oIerebe fc~ripltnoct fro
fine S%fnttergrape. Se bupbe alere'
Sc tiltraaot Maricben tilbage til
Spiflanb.
ga arigen blep aiblPit oanneoe
Ieitfronten en- nGiten ret Sinje ira
SoIono til Scbmeit5. Sp'ferne bar
proftiif toIt brepet belt no al Nran'
frig. &c bnpoe igien Blot en- meget
Imal Strimmel paa 2itiioen al Men'
ic % Iangs 8r9nien al Sotbrirsen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

iirr sper, men iom bar SET iamme
Sopeoformaol pore SolbotcrS
liplelige % legemliae &cl.
@eppeelien itetteS % onbcioIeS
paa oct hiertelislte al @~rpiioenten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

Mepolntpnen Ipreber Ge spHamb, metooif % nben Slobsmospoele
10 tpfe Spcaiitrepmblifer. "8ren @lbem SobenSouern" inter
ncret Splanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
kvad Cyskland MATTE underskrive.

srfte Dan Tranfris. Gu bepGset Slime Sepmtcretfamrct
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27
OFFICERS OF ARMY. NAVY AND
-ED CROSS CONFER IN FIGHT
TO HALT INFLUENZA.
.fEWERCASESATOEvEN
TEN PATIENTS At BOULDER
HAVE BEEN DISMISSED
As CURED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. Sept 26.-Spanish in
fluenza has spread over the country
SO rapidly that officials of the public
health service, War and Navy Depart
ments and Red Cross conferred on
measures TO help local communities
in combating the disease
Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the
Public Health Service said that latest
reports showed that the malady had
made its appearance in twenty-six
states. from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. The disease is epidemic in New
England where it first made it's ap-
pearance.
Influenza has appeared on the Pa
cfic coast in Washington and Cali
fornia, but is not yet epidemic there.
II also has been reported in Mime
sofa and Iowa but with few cases.
East of the Mississippi. however, there
are few states where ii has not been
found
The total reported from the camps
Wednesday was the largest in any one
day and brought the total for all
OF pneumonia cases reported among
the soldiers since the outbreak of the
j genza epidemic Sept. 13 is 2,313.
and the number OF deaths since that
date is $50, with 155 reported Wednes-
day.
For the first time since the out
break the number of new cases re-
ported from Camp Devens, Mass, was
lower than the number reported from
another camp. The new cases at
Camp Devens numbered 399, making
the total 11,715 Hoboken reported
the greatest number, 1,025. This, how
ever, included several camps and
depots.
Boulder colo, Sept 26.-Ten OF the
cases of Spanish influenza among the
men at the students training camp
here are reported cured. The men
are out of the hospital, but will re-
main under observation for several
days. There are now ninety-five cases
here, including the ten reported cured.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27
BRITISH TAKE SELENCY
Huns Allies in Rout Along 13o-Mils
Front az Anglo Greeks Sweep For
ward in Smashing Advance.

London. Sept 26.-On the French
front the British have taken the vii
lage OF Selency, scant two miles from
the western environs of St. Quentin.
and both the British and French
troops north and south Of this line
have driven further wedges into the
German front More than 1000 pris-
oners and many machine guns have
been taken by the British in these op-
erations. Numerous strong counter at
tacks were delivered by the enemy,
both at Selency and at Gricourt, but
Haig's men put all of them down with
heavy losses to the Germans.
Aerial and artillery activity has in
creased markedly on the American
sector southwest Of Metz. Both the
American and German airmen and
gunners are busy
The Teutonic allied forces in Mace
donia and Turkey still are in flight be-
fore the armies of the entente, while
on the highly important st. Quentin
sector in France the British and
French armies after hard fighting
nave uTdWu ulOIe ClOSelS luelT lluSb
in the investment of the town on the
northwest, west and south. The stub
born resistance of the Germans, in de-
tense and in counter attacks, has been
unavailing except to impede the pro-
gress of the men of the armies of
Field Marshal Haig and General De-
beney. In Macedonia the Bulgarian
and German troops are still faced with
disaster; in Palestine the remaining
Turks seem to have scarcely a chance
to escape from the British forces, and
friendly tribesmen who are closing in
upon them east Of the River Jordan.
More than 10000 prisoners and 2e5
guns have been taken by the British.
The bulgarians are now retreating
on total front estimated at about
$50 miles. the second bulgarian army,
under General Feodoroff, being in re-
treat before the British and Greeks on
4 front extending from the vardar to
the Struma.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27
albuquerque a. Home Service cente,

Albuquerque a. Home Service Center.
Albuquerque. N. M.-This CITY is to
become home service training CEN
ter for New Mexico and southern
Colorado. according to an announce
ment made by Miss Sarah Gober, as
sistant director in charge of education
work OF the Bureau of Civilian Re-
lief, OF the mountain division. The
first institute, Of six weeks, is to be
held here in conjunction with the
state university after Christmas. 9th
ers are to follow as rapidly as local
conditions permit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

work for mo and ! know II will hslp
others II they will give It fair trial"
Mrs. LIZZIE COURTNEY, 108 9Th Ave,
West, Oskaloosa, Iowa. ..
why will women drag along from day
10 day, year In and year out, suffering
such misery - did Mrs.. Courtney, when
such letters - this are continually being
published . OEvery woman who suffer-
from displaeements, Irregularities. In
hammation, liberation. backache, ner-
vousness, or who IL passing through the
Change Of Life should give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, . trial. For
special advice write Lydia p: Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn. Mas. The result
Of its long experience u at your service.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

Massachusetts has 300, 900 voters un-
able to read or write English.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27
Lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
oirisi Make beauty lotion at
home for Q fsw esnts. Try ttI

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white. shake well, and you
have q quarter pint Of the best freckle.
sunburn and tan lotion, and complex
ion whitener. at very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands and see how freckles.
sunburn and tan disappear and how
clear, soft and white the skin becomes.
Yesi It IL harmless.-Adv.
Australia's manufacture Of motorcar
bodies has received enormous impetus
from the war.
Ten smi1ss for nickGl. Always buy Rs2
Crcn Bag Blue. have beautiful, eleaa
white clothes. Adv.
Massachusetts has 800, 600 voters un-
able to read or write Engiish.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

western Newsp.p.r Union News sersles
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

camp.
William Lopez of Longmont is the
first of the young men from that town
to perish in the war. A telegram was
received from the War Department
by his father, Michael Lopez, announc-
ing the death of the young man in ac-
ton Aug. %.
A. U Mayfield. Supreme Boss Of the
National Order Of Cowboy Rangers,
has been appointed publicity represen-
tative for the State Council of Defense
and is now actively engaged in the
work.
Six penitentiary prisoners, five Of
whom are serving terms for murder.
were denied Communication of sentence
BY the Colorado pardons board. Two
Ut the convicts are life prisoners.
Sarah A. Champion, wife of Judge
Lee Champion, died at her home, 1896
Josephine street, Denver. Her death
was the result OF a prolonged illness,
which began with overwork and ner-
vous strain resulting from her labor
In the coal fields during the miners
strike in 1915.
Education of the children Of Colo
RADIO as one Of the important war
considerations II called to the atten-
ton of parents and teachers by Gov
julius c. Gunter in proclamatio
The executive designates the week be-
ginning Nov. 8 az educational week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

oWA~ A -
nothing seemed -
do me any good 4
friend advissd ne
70 take Lydia r
Pinkham'o vege
tahlsCompoun6 I
did % and got -.
hsf right away. I
can certainly ~
commend this valu-
able medicine 70
other women Whe
suffer, for Il has
NnuA au~h wnod
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27

Your e.: ss:':!:::s !:s:s:. t,.::s:: ;, :!,:::
- sure to Ssn. DUsl and Wln6
Eyes y: l;;:i:s;:;:::;:'; 2: :;;I;: s:; !: !! =:
Your DragTiets OF By mail eoc Per Boetls.
For Deek q H. Eye free write -
eauPsae Eye Remedy Co. Chaceao.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-09-27
IN A'sEEBBS{ EBS YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Ten How She
Was Cured by Lydia E =
Pinkham's Vegetable :
Compound

oskaleosa, Iowa" For yeazs I W.
dlnply h misery from . weakness an1
The evening current., 1918-08-22
PLEASANT DINNER PARTY

Honoring Judge and Mrs. Eddie
man OF Ardmore, Oklahoma, friends
OF other years. Mrs. n. ID. Hub
bard. gave beautifully appointed
dinner at her home west OF town
last night. The table was lovely
in oil its appointments. and the
dinner OF the best Surrounding
the hospitable board were Judge
and Mrs. Eddleman and two sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Lee. the lady a
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Eddie
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen stewart. Miss
Jewelle Hubbard, sergeant Harry
Hubbard and the host and
hostess. MIR. and Mrs. n.
u. Hubbard. A very
pleasant evening was spent re-
counting experiences of other days
the Jordans also being old friends
OF the host and good nights"
were given with regret at the end
ing of the delightful occasion.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

The Sacramento Mountain lumber
company Is constructing box fac
tories at Alamogordo, which will
add an industry To the business Of
that already thriving town, promis-
ing employment To many additional
persons. As the company cuts over
the timber lands in scientific way
and makes provisions for the fu-
turr. the box factories being con
.tructed there will be practically
pcrmanent institutions.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
A STRANGE CASE

A woman giving her name as
Maude Rideson, and carrying "a
five months old baby In her arms,
appeared Tuesday night at dark at
the II. ID. Hubbard home west OF
Carlsbad. The family were at din
ner and with their usual hospital
ity. invited her to enter and par
take of the evening meal which
she did, eating ravenously. After
the meal she made as tho she
would continue on her journey, but
az II was then quite dark Mrs.
Hubbard insisted on her spending
the night there Yesterday NOR
ming her actions were so queer
was detained pending an investiga-
tiOn which w9s held In the after
noon In answer To Inquiries she
said she was unmarried. that her
home was in Fife Lake. Michigan,
where her parents reside: that her
child was born I'm New Orleans and
that since the 25th OF March she
has been walking on her way Ia
san Francisco She had come
from III pasO here expecting tO 70
| To Lovington and from there follow
/ an automobile road to Bronco
! Texas going thence To- Arkansas
Oklahoma. and later to California
| She said she was always fond ol
walking and had walked from Chi
cago To San Francisco In 1918
She claims to be gathering data
for book which she hopes t'
have published on her arrival II
San Francisco. ON being question
ed she said she had been detained
by onicipls In Houston. Texas
some women there irving To re
= possession of her baby. but tha
, her sanity had never been question
; ed before. She Is evidently
. woman of good family, and pos
sessing good education and say
| she has been teacher and Is 2
] years Of age.
T As she seemed tO be san
and there was no reaSo
for OBTAINING her. she was dismii
r sed and allowed To proceed on h'
3 way. The baby. sweet little gii
4 shows no marks OF the mother
a discomforts, but cooed and laugh,
I as any normal. happy baby wou
do. IL seems sad that woma
D of her evident ability should was
p her life tramping from place
D place but no arguments that cou
r be offered had any effect on h'
and she is now probably wendil
her lonely way To LovingtoE, h
innocent babe In her arms.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN,
TEACHERS AND PATRONS


Your attention is called TO the
following law which as has been
generally announced. will be strictly
enforced. Remember that all chill
dren and teachers in Eddy County
must be vaccinated before school
begins. This includes private as
well as public schools. We quote
from Sections I6l7 and i6ts Of
the Complied Laws OF 1915.
"l617. Section 30. II shall be
the duty of the School Superinten-
dent OF each county. to- see that all
children in his county of school
age are vaccinated against small
pox, end to that end. each teacher
of public school shall see that
the children In his district are sue
cessfully yaccinated within one
year previous. and II shall be un-
lawful for any child TO attend
school. or for any teacher TO allow
such child within any school house
unless so vaccinated, or showing
proper certificate that IL has been
yaCcinated. such teacher shall make
report OF the number OF children
whom they have caused To- be vac
cinated and those who have pre-
sented certificates that they have
nIpn yaccinated. to the County
( School superintendent at the begin
ming OF the school wear. and as
often thereafter ps they may deem
necessary. together with the report
OF the names Of any parents who
refuse To allow their children To
be vaccinated and anv person who
shall 30 refuse or neglect to have
his or her children vaccinated In
accordance with the law. shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor
and upon report to that effect
by the County Superintendent. II
shall be the duty OF the sheriff ol
any constable whom he may desig
nate, TO arrest such person. anC
, upon being convicted. he shall BE-
fined not less than ten dollars no
more than one hundred dollars o
Imprisoned in the county Jail no
exceeding one hundred days. Thes'
. provisions shall apply to children
A and parents In incorporated citie
A and towns. and the duties imposes
, upon County school Superinteud
. cnts. are by this article made ap
- plicablc To boards OF Education
A therein
i6lS. Section 30. The vaccina
@ tion provided for IN the previou
r. section. shall be done bv the COun
~ Health Officer. or by his assO
ciatcs and under his direction, an'
shall be paid tor bN the parent
q at such children, when they ar
r able To do SO, but IN ease OF thel
) inability to pay tor the same b
= reason of poverty. the same shaI
he paid for by the Board of Edu
cation, or school directors Of tn
r several districts out ot the schOC
: funds.
! ". A. pOOUE.
u cnunty Sunnrint.ndonI
The evening current., 1918-08-22

f. NJ. Denton. the piano man, re-
turned yesterday from trip To
Dallas. and left this morning Tor
Roswell Mr.. Denton had the mis-
fortune To lose his bill book con-
tanning valuable papers and twenty
five dollars In money while In the
nothern part Of the valley recently.
II was found by an honest woman
who promptly returned II, refusing
the reward offered. as she said
one should not receive a reward
for honesty. However. Mr.. Denton
insisted on giving her cash pres
ent which she very reluctantly ac-
cepted.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Dr Roatman wishes the Current
tn state that persons desiring 10
connect with the water mains NJ
the cemetery, so az To put IN ny
drants on individual lots. should
40 40 at once as the ditches are
now omen and II will be much
cheaper than later on. Hydran's
will be placed every 100 feet along
the line and water viii he free TO
all. after the connections are made
The evening current., 1918-08-22
NOTICE,

All persons who are IN post.
tion TO furnish rooms and goard
for teachers during Institute week,
August 26-30th. will please call or
phone the County superintendent
office. BE- prepared to give prices,
w. A. POORE.
County Superintendent.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
". A. pOORE.
County superintendent.

Grandpa Carr. who has been ao
very III at Eddy couny hospital was
dismissed from that institution yes
torday. and Is at the home OF his
granddaughter. Mrs. Walter Beall /,
In North Carlsbad.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
About twelve Carlsbad or Eddy

About twelve Carlsbad or Eddy
county young ladies have slgnihed
their intention ol entering the stu
lent Nurses Reserve and have re-
ported to Mrs. Bell, Six OF them
have already signed and sent In
their cards and the others are wait
ing further adyices from Washing
ton. Those mentioned are MISS
Ruth Gallon. OF Carlsbad; RubN
Norton. of Lake Arthur; Miss Vel
ma Regnier and Miss Nettie Tulk'
of Carlsbad, and Misses Donaldson,
of Loving. These young ladies viii
likely be assigned To work during
September or October
The evening current., 1918-08-22

The young man brought here
from Pecos TO Eddy county hos
pital Monday night suffering from
a ruptured appendix. Is getting
along nicely. He has been an ex-
tremely sick man.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

FOR RENT Two room house In
good neighborhoOd. Has nice
sleeping porch and two other
porches. VIII paper II desired and
make necessary repairs. Inquire at
Current Office. std,
The evening current., 1918-08-22

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Ares are In
from their ranch In the mountains
coming yesterday and expecting to
return this afternoon. They report
everything all right at the big
ranch In the mountains.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Miss Maude Hardy was operated
on at Eddy county hospital yester-
dpy nrarning and Is getting along
nicely since then. This was n case
of appendicitis.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

The Scouts will meet Monday
evening az usual and arrangements
Tor an all night hike will be then
settled. Al last meeting the spec
ial interest was a talk BY Or. X. IL.
Gault, OF Evanston. Illinois.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

FOR SALE Young full blood
Jersey milch COW. Gentle and q
good milkcr Cash or installmeat
plan. See c. a. NELSON.
1twitd
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lapsley are
living In Carlsbad at present
and have taken the little cottage
belonging to II. |. Braden west OF
the Braden residence.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

MIR. and Mrs. e. T.. Mann are In
the city from Artesia end are stop
ping at the Crawford. Mr. Mann
IL county commissioner from that
district and liz attending to various
county business while here.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

FOR SALE CHEAP. If taken at
once; Good sewing machine. san-
itary. Goueh. dining room table end
chaifs. base burner aud a iTeIeas
cooker. See MRS. BOB HUNSICK.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Carlsbad. y. NJ. Aug. 22. 1913
Local showers tonight or Friday;
cooler east portion Friday.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

There will he morning worship
newt day at the Presbyterian
church. following Sabbath school,
and the subject OF the sermon
will be Form and Life. Attend
ance with evening is turned 10
Community Worship at the Air
dome
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Louie Ares. second son of Paul
Ares, who was called before the
Selectiye Draft Board for examina-
ton. will 30 to the Wechanical
training school at Mesilla Park.
leaving september LIST.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Joyce-Prult Company is in recei-
pt OF letter from the Secretary
of the National Mohair Growers
association reading rs follows:
"All the association mOhair has
been sold. am now settling for
the fall 1917 mohair and spring
1918 mohair will be settled for as
soon as IL can be graded and deliV-
cry is made to mills.
Fall 1917 mohair brought good
prices and the spring 1918 sold
tor prices that will top the mohair
market this season.
lSignedI +. o. Landrum
/ Secretary and Treasurer
The foregoing will be good news
TO the goat ralsers OF this section
~ considerable hardship has been
experienced by them on account
of the slow sale OF their mohsir.
Now that the Government IL TO
provide a market for the fall clip
aud no doubt for several clips to
follow. Prospects are bright Tor
the gOatmen.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
LOCAL NEWS

Il. l.. Bogel Ia In from his ranch
and will 30 from here to Roswell
on business.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Louie Ares came down from the
home ranch at Queen yesterday.
being called before the Selective
Draft Board, for examination to-
day.