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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-13
MRS. GERTRUDE JACKSON

Gertrude Sherman was born in
Jeddo, New York on June 3rd, 1863
and died at Paw Paw, Michigan De-
.cember 9th, 1918. She had been in
good health apparently, but suffered
a stroke Of apopleXy Saturday night,
consciousness.
Her home was in the vicinity
of her birth place until she
was about twenty years of age,
when she was married to DR.. George
Jackson who was at that time a
young practicing physician in VOL
cottsville, n. Y.
They Immediately went to the home
prepared for her reception and lived
there a few years where the two
oldest children were born. They lived
for some time in Chicago and Cary,
Illinois. Then they moved to Mich
igan and Paw Paw has since been
their home. Four daughters were
born to them, Mrs. May Baker of
Cassopolis, Mich; Mrs. Pansy Doug
las and Misses Nina and Gertrude
Jackson of Paw Paw. These with
other relatives and friends mourn the
loss of one who was very dear to
them.
pr. Jackson died two months ago,
and the death of their mother so
soon after makes a double burden of
sorrow for the daughters to bear.
MIS-. jackson was a good woman,
Of (. cheerful, sunshiny disposition
and respected and loved by all who
knew here.
ilcl duties as a physicians wife
often kept her lit the home to answer
Inquiries about the doctor by tele--
phone and at the door, so that she
was prevented from taking an active
part IN social life as she might other
wise have done. She was at her best
in the home--there she was happiest,
there she shone the brightest. To
minister to the comfort of her hus-
band and the well being of her child
ren afforded her sweetest joy.
AS she had time and opportunity
she tried TO help out side the home
where help was needed; and only
few weeks ago devoted several DAYS
to nursing the sick when nurses were
hard to find.
She was a member of the Methodist
church and of the Ladies Aid Society,
an officer in the Eastern Star and a
member of the Royal Neighbors.
The funeral services were held in
the Methodist church on Wednesday
afternoon, conducted by her pastor,
and her body was laid to rest by the
side of her husband in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-13
HARRY EVANS

Harry Evans passed away at his
home in the country west of the will
age, early last Sunday morning,
victim of the Spanish Influenza. He
had been sick but few days, and on
Wednesday prior to his death, sat up
nearly all day. Mr.. aud Mrs. Evans
come to this community but a short
time ago, and purchased what was
formerly the Schuneman farm. They
were fine people and made many
friends in the community in the short
time they had lived here. Their for
mer home was in Abba, Iowa, where
a large circle Of relatives and friends
will mourn his untimely death. He
was but thirty-three years of age.
After brief service at the home,
Rev. Jas. c. Brown officiating, the re-
mains were taken to Abba, Iowa for
interment on Tuesday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Evans and an
undertaken from the home city who
came to take charge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-13
Whole Number 1857

ter just received by Capt. Rowland
from his grandson, Lieut.. Ralph M.
Rowland, of the 369th, Infantry
somewhere in France Cor Germany
| was on duty in the front line
when the end came and saw the first
friendly CD groups of German SOL
diers come out of their trenches bear
ing white flags, fifteen minutes after
eleven on the eleventh.
| notice by the papers that there
seems to be some objection to the
presence of Wilhelm in Holland. He
might try the U. S. | am sure the
folks there would make it pleasant"
for him.
| am glad it is all over. Any one
who says he isn't, if he has been at
the front, is either a fool or liar.
/ hope it will not be very long be-
fore we get home. / am looking for
ward to some fishing next summer.
Enclosed in the above letter was a
for the "Croix de Guerre,
awarded to the 369th, Regiment d.
Infanterie, U. S. A" for engaging in
the offensive of September 18th,
storming powerful enemy positions
energetically defended and capturing
after heavy fighting, the town of
S------------, taking prisoners, and
capturing six cannons and many
machine guns.
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been signaily honored hy the Rritish
government
She has been given a silver sorviu"
consisting of a large and suitably en-
griyed loving cup for having dis
tinguished herself in IA" service OF
british prisoners In Germany The
cup has been delivered 20 the state
department In Washington, ana will
bee given 10 Miss DE Courcy as soon as
congress gives us necessary permits.
sion.
The honor as the NOR" striking be-
cause Miss he CourrN o. the only
woman to hc thus distinguished. just
a. she va, the only wopan permit
ted hy the German government tn
visit Euhlcbcu. see the prisoners and
attend 20 their wants She carried
uu the work tIrelrsslN for eighteen
months went to The camp ON nearly
every occasion when Ambassador
Gerard visited IL ana often when D.
did not. and made herself very pop
ular am"uE the prisoners ct war
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.
" aIrant, Ipc,.is.

) VI Anderson. Ct uN L. conner
Motor Co. June 10. lot D.. GIk. 90. g..
heights \
Atrisco Grant 60. sam. Ep.tein.
June Y. land IN Pct y. 81
Atrisco Grant co. Teodosio Saahc.
ara June rs. p land tn Atrisco
Grant, S3S
Dolores q, dc Burg 10 Camille Rer-
"rdihclh, June 10. lot e. Bin. ~.
Perea \
BOULDER Inv. Co. to WIN g Hoover
- al June 10. lo's .. 2 Hk o.. Luna
Place. 81.
J Borrodnilo. ct al, 20 Louis HoIty
- uN, June ~. lots !. . q nm ~
o. T., 81
Geo Conklin to Cecilc + Conklin.
June - lots J. .. NIX. ~. Paris
Sam. Epstein Ia Andrew e. Postal
June 49, "A tract OF land IN Pct .. 81.
Marion p Kennedy - al to Roht
M~cClnEhan. Tune II. lots !. .. 0. 4. o..
. amt 10. u. ~. Blk -. u 4 L.
High Add. 81.
Marion T. Kennedy 10 Chas. carl
son, June ~. lots z :. o.. Blk L..
u " /. High Add $40.
Ramon i%.uccro. IT uN TO Society of
Holy Family, June rs. o pes. laud
Pct. q.
julius Miller to Irma Miller. Jun.
~. lots ~, ~, -, 20, II. -. RIE
-. Raynolds Add. 81.
Lillian g Morse 10 Elizabeth Hir-
gins. june y. W l42 t. lot q. Elk.
:, l. X s Add. $40.
Julian n Romero TO Jesus Romero
Jun" Is. lots 3. q. nix. -. perca
Add. 81
state Nat b. TO Horace Strour
June ~, So. ~ u lots %. -. 10. lt.
~ \. Duran 4 Alexander Add. 81.
Ernest D.. St1dy 20 MARY \. Alex
undrr Jun" p, lots 20. 90. HIk Z ~.
a G. spot Add, 81
NJ r Stamm. ct uN. to Chls. carl.
son. Juno -, lot J. Bk A.. Terrace
Add 81
TT Land q Imp co. 10 VIM. g.
Hoover 81 al, June 10. lots .. 4. HIk
- Luna Place. $3.50.
Traction Land \ Imp co. % Roht.
M~cClughan, juno rs. lot 4 Rlk %.
Luna Place. SECS.
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Motor Trucks Good
for Short Hauling

W-aabtro,or lam, 80
yo,ious sIdninos 80
tho, 49, -.
~, Na,ion.i v y
,nsL of im,ia.,m
mao -, ,,o,,. -. ~. w
,,t,or ar -, - "',
IA IN mo d-,s,.nr.tar -,
,,,ios 40 ,,.-.n".s -" - ''"."
and ro,nrnTnn 49,,
out,u,s 60 ,ho nons,n '' "''
W
WIN government rood railroad
w lu' administrations demanding
"Hs."'"n,' l"' 'h' r"lIro'as by the
''u''llon =" 'h''I 'rtisht burden
I'u" an increase IN Ir'lsht rates
,'oPet"' pl''S are p''nB worked OUT
do,onao nnn,"I 'o"..'' oi .n'
wort 1,,,nr 49, VI y
,ho ,o,a, - 80 ," S" upo''
san,a,,a. - "'p',-
od ~, 80 VIZ 'N"
-, ','o" ''''l,lN
an. .,,,tna "n'.a ~ "y'"-
ne ,.atn,, 49,, " II'uS'
nn,tn 80 ~ P''''
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X MARKETS


New lu'k. june .i-A Activity slack
uod toward moo ON tOday's stock
Iusrhot. but trading assumed wider
'upor'ious. embracing additional in.
.uustriuls and equipments. coppers and
"la'ci metals Nsido from Reading,
.u, ',imont tyiis continued to hold
,ok. Royal Dutch on az % further
Decline aud moderate reactions In
BROOKLYN Transit aud American Tel.
r.uu' were tile few exceptions TO
lh' sustained strength ui the general
f lIhrrt, tl.'s sold ~ 500 so 20
/. 'r ,g lttsi a. 80 500 Gu to Sg4 90.
i..uuf e. ~ s1aNN 20 SgAO4 and
/ 20 ai So, 90 to yef m
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Britain HonorS
American Woman

norne, switzerland. June 10
Correspondence OF the Associated
Press For her continued work
while In Berlin iu behalf of British
civilians informed IN EnhIohen. Miss
Geraldine NJ. De Couroy Of Missis.
sippt employed In tho passport de-.
partWeui OF the United States lrgl
ton ~ Berne and similarly employed
at the embassy iu Berlin until the
breach Of diplomatic relations between
the United States and Germany. has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Air Lieutenant
Killed in Fall

West Point, Miss, Juro .l-lieut
Orlando NJ Lord, of Dorchester
Mass. was Killed and Lieut. Allen
wus SERIOUSLY injured In the fan ut
their airplaue from q height OF ono
thousand feet.
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estate a. the property Of 'hc Grcend.o,.

zeal estate a. the property of 'hc defendant.
10 WIt.
First uar'--A ranch known a. tho Las
Chasts Ranch lNiug south OF the town Of
Chilli measuring 1000 Nsfds iu length from
north tu south and 10 yards wild. from
rast in west aud bounded a. follows, ta.Nit
On tho north hy the chilli Land Grant. and
on tho south BOP the lands ~ Daniel Turrst.
pu the east hy the lands of Jose Pohl on the
west D., lands ui DresoriR padiila de- Elurll
second tract "A tract OF land measuring
from east 20 west 900 yard, long. and 90
wards wide from north 10 south. and bounded
As follows On the north hy the Chilili Land
Grant and ON the south By the Chilli Land
Hrant and on tie east by the lands ~ R0mulu
Nutcrreh and on tho west b, she lands ~
Dolorss rnfoya
Third trsct 4 tract VI land IIO yards
wide tr0m north 10 south and from east 10
west 2ll yards. bounded rs follows on ~
north By he Iands uf NlcholaA hoya. on he
south by the lands 81 Nestor TorreE. on the
east by the lands Of Jose Manuel MontoyA
on the west by the lands ~ igneg AnneutA
Fourth tract 22O yards long from north
90 south aud 100 yards Wide from east 20
west, bounded on the north 10y the lands 81
Manuel Ghll-Fot ON the south by the land. N
Nestnr TotrrS on the east by lands ~ Desc
hoya and on tbe west by lands ~ lsnes
ArmeutA
Nov therefore. notice q, hereby given that
A. the sheriff " Bernalillo County New
Mexico by virtue ~ the authority vested in
NV =. |N. roo. ."". ''| NENH NNH HF|N 1901 LNN
hEhstt and boat bidder for cash a. public
,sndus toe said ahay. described property ~
30 much thereof as necessary % satisfy the
aid Judgment interest and costs. AZ the front
door uf the Court House ~ Bsrunllla Cpuu
~. State ~ Ncw MenitD. az . O'Clock q m
On the g0th day 81 Judy 1915 ;he aid pro.
leeds 90 be- applied 10 The payment o. the
said Judgment and costs aud any remaining
sitter payment ~ said Judgment interest aud
gosts 90 be returned 90 The defendant In 81,
ocutiou
Ia Niiurs. whereof I hereto afhx MS hand
and seal NJ office ibis 'bo 10Th day of Iuu,
1915
tssaD RAFAEL GARCIA.
sheriff NJ Berualino County. stat, III y.v
Meaic0
NOTICE oF HEARING PROOF OF WILL
In ~" Probate Court Bsruahliu County
state ~ New NesirD.
in tho matter Of Tho Last viii aud t~estnueut
% Leroy % Moore dsr-as.d
10 Isiha sue Moore Maisir q Moore
Margaret y Moore Everett ltUas Moore aud
PhiiiI o. Naore and
To whom u mas concern
Motto" D. hereby given that .u lustrumtnt
purporilEF fp boz iLr ia,i aid aud Testament
~ Leroy . Moore. decreased has hssn hlsd
fuF probate in ttp Probate court ~ hrrua
lilo County. stat, Of Sew Mesico. ana that
by order ~ taId Court The ITd day M sen.
forenoon ~ iLt 11UIt Room NJ said Cgur TOOL
ihc Town ~ Albuquerque state Of New Nc
800 u mo dfN finr Hrl piece %srtsfor t,arrg
proof on ,sid let pil and fc,tamsnt
Dated b. Albuquerque, A,N Mr1tro. this
the l1th day Of fuur l9ik
cssAJ
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Kansas Ctty, Mo. June a. Butter,
creamery toe: nrsta 3St.c: seconds
t1lsr. packing 3nh
Eggs rIrsts 33Lc; seconds ?Gc;
poultry. hens go. ROSTERS isL O.;
nroil,rG soc 10 Soc
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chicago June - l'rosts IN Ohio,
Michigan and lndlina gave a decided
uprulu TO-DAY 70 die value of corn.
upcuiug price, which varied from un.
hanged druros io'ft lower. with
IuN Nta's to 81 ir and August
81 tos to Sl+stl woSc followed by
an advance a'l around to well above
Sa~turds,'s uuish.
putS were fclutitclv weak as 4 re-.
SUI "l hedging sale AFTER opening
= 90 IL town WITH august Gs to 6sL .
tho mJrh't under went e further soE.
Liberal receipt, ot hogs weakened
provisions Most ct tho trading was
tr lard
tIu.r.
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Bolshevik Press
Agent Is Killed

MOSCOW. Jon, .t-M. Nolodarsky,
commissioner for press affairs ana a
monument Hoishrviki Wac shot dead
l,st week in , street of P~etrograd
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VNlCIN0 lUUo y. UOHs Roccipts
% 600. sood hupe steady to Z cents
higher others lower. quality good.
EuIk oi HIl,s $40 4. 20 $685.. butch.
80, SlC alto 70. packing sl5.65d
't.l5. Hfht So. 90 ~ 10 ~: goods
Sl1 e,Hltf Be. mps tiG !5al6bO.
,uttio Receipts - o00. good steers
steady. others strong to uncyeniy
higher including warnings, butchers
,t"1dy calves lower.
Shcpr -lteceipts $1,000. slow 10 IN.
'y'ulv lower. mostly IS 10 so cents
lower goud sprrng lambs fiS so.
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Kansas cay, Mo, June 2A,-Hogs-
ltocripts l2,000: lower Bulk $3.50
q I 40, h"U,S $40 21~ftlG3t light
Slf.IoGiG 90: pics tl0OOa1G.75.
cattle Rcer,pts lt000: steady 10
strong Prn" Ted steers SiG75m
a. go. DRESSED beer stecrs Si3O0I
&c. 80; western steers si4O0T17.60
COWS 81 16Hl3.5n, beifers ssc0M
- 90. sockets and feeders sTO0m
roo. bulls Ss00Un 80: calves 1880
HII?6
sheep ncreipts 900: strong
amhs SiG0 - ~: vcarlings $1,000
Hli 90, wethets SIC 00T 1890. ewes
$40 Ud u 4 90
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Chicago Produce.

chicago. june - Butter steady:
creamery J7H i3c
Eggs Hithor. receipts 20.5l9 cases;
lirris agT3ti, q; ordinary rirsts goa
'',. ut mark. eases included ?96
.Ac.
rotatocg uuacttl,d Old. receipts
90 cars; Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota sacked 80 i0Hlt5; same,
buzz 81 lOHl 20, new receipts 70
ears: Louisiana ana Texas hacked tri.
umphs 81 20 zee; Arkansas same
8" 5Ud e.G0i Louisiana white St75m
90. Virginia barrels tt7t0 800.
Poultry -Ali,o. higher. fowls gag q:
,ptiuga 800 sac.
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ToMoB ACCESSORIES

DODHIlt TGEE GO Tires. vulcan
Jim ana accessories op,u nights
ana sundays. Tire service any where
Phone iGs, l22 North Fourth -.
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nrnvor June 2i.-C cattle Receipts
500; slow and lower; beet steers
So 90 01GtU; COWS ana heifers IS 90
az" 20, stockcrS and feeders $4,000
!. 90. calves $500 1900.
Hog, Receipts 500, market e 10
Do cent lower; Ton HiG.25: bulk
$40 20 Ml6lO
sheep Receipts $500; market 26
&" 90 cents lower. lambs si725d
u.s. 90. ewes sleO0II95 so.
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In the District Court. Bernaiiilo County.
state ~ New Mexico
The First savings Bant and Trust Company.
a corporation. Plaintiff
Andrew Modoni ne,endaur
No nae
To the shove named defendant N-on are
hereby notified that a suit has been filed
against you IN said court and county by me
above named plaintiff. in which plaintia pra,
Tor judgment against you ~ the suW ~
a7I2.s2, together with interest thereon a' ihr
rate o. = per cent per bnuum from June ~.
l9ls. Tor attornr, = fees and costs Of suit
AMI Tor q decree ioreClosiug an your right
title and interest in and to certain lands sit
uate IN B.rnAlillo county. New Mexico. under
and BY virtue Of the terms ~ u csrtAin mort
gage deed executed by you. on June 10 1913.
recorded Ia Vol . " Mortgage. page 90,
records u said county aud state. which land
is described as follows, to.Ntt A pierre. par
eel or tract OF land beginning ~ = point
marked by a stake ~ the southwest corner
81 q tract now belonging 10 Henry Thibaui
lying west 81 the bArrlhs bridge on the pub.
lc road leading fran BArelas 90 AtrisrO aud
known As stake 30 ] thence IN a northwest
erly direction along the western boundary Of
land b%elonsing 10 said Thihaut. iiss feet 10
stake 40, = thence IN a westerly direction
Erection 295 feet go stake "a. 4 thence Ia
a southeriy direction. 65t feet 10 Stake No o.
thence IN = Auuthwesterly direction. Jti = feet
20 Stake No q thence 10 an e~astsTly d]irectiua
srly direction. geo feet 10 stake No =
thence IN q northcasterly direction $40 feet
To- tho place 81 beginning bounded on the
east ~ the land belonging io Henry Thihaut
on tho west by land belonging 10 the Albb
querqnr Land company on tho south by the
land b.longing 10 Mr.. A, Xirhut aud also Oh.
public road. IN all containing l. acres
You are further notified that unless YOU
cutter or cause 60 he entered your appearance
in said cause on Or before the 3lst dHy NJ
July 1915. Judgment viii be- rendered Agaiuat
YOU ~ default and the DECREE 0f furerluuute
prayed foT viii be- granted The maine ~ the
plaintiff b attorney b. ", 4 kclsher. whose
posiofhoe address is Albuquerque New Ne,
leo
tSraD NEsrOR MONTOYA Clerk
BY Thos x ID Madison DeuUty
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FOR

For SALE $500 piano FOR 5000
cash IN good condition Address
Box 50, care Herald.
FOR REST -3.room modern cottage
with sleeping porChes, garage, chicken
fences, AT li00 South High.
Groom modern house. newly aper-
ed uud painted, sol s. Third. city
Realty Co. Phone T7G.
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STOP!LOOK!LISTEN!
WANTED-Female Help

EXPERIENCED Hilesindy wanted
Must speak Spanish. Muudeii
Meyer Co. 500 W. Central
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FOR SALE-Typewriters


ALL KINDS, both new aur second
hand. bought, sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter En-
change. Phone 9l4. l22 So. 4th. st
POSITION WANTED
WANTED H capable Young wo-
man. place 10 work. Tor room AMI
board while attending school halr
DAYS. Address Alh. Business COLLEGE.
FOR REHT-Apartments
ron HENT-Two-room house. new
is ttntad. FIVE dollars e month.
and furniture FOR sale can evenings
after q O'Clock at 3l7 East 1IIorts
THE WNSHINGTON I0O2-lOIO W.
Central Every Apartment furnish
ed with electric ranges. bath, disap-
Fearing beds, laundry tub. etc, and
u~p-to-date and beautifully located
For reservation caIl or Phone 2O22. j.
y. Eakiu, prop.
FOR REST S-room modern apart
mrut. @ blocks from Central ay,
Apply Bod-ons Garage. Ih -sU.
FOR RENT-Two nud threc-room
apartments. Highland House, 2Oi
East Central.
FOR RENT-Rooms
FOR RENT Nic"ly furnished front
room flI south Aruo rh 1890
FOR REST -Four rooms furnished
Alg 5oef. =. Central
FOR REST Rooms with sleeping
porchos. with OF without board
l123 East Central. Phone b7i.
FOR RENT-Nice clean sleeping
ana light housekeeping rooms. fur
nished. Grand Central Hctei
PALMS HOTEL " Central,
under new management Rooms
los day or week. reasonable.
FOR Rent Nicely furnished front
bed room or sleeping porch io lad
les or man and wife, board II desired
lOg4 ". Gth.
FOR EST Nice eileen sleeping rooms
and light housekeeping apartments
American Hotel, 502'l W Central
Avenue
WANTED-Children 10 board and
care for. hy widow in nice home.
Tel .ubs.
WASTED-Carcful kodak rniugiug
hy master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed Send our finishing 10 q
reliable established firm Hanna q
Hanna, Master Photographers.
WANTED Clean cotton rugs wanted
AZ The Herald office.
WANTED Lace curtains washed and
stretched. 30 rents pair. Phone
1851.
WANTEp-Curefll Kodak finishing
Films developed. Toe. prints Sc 10
&c., Free e~ultrgements with your
work Portraits. views. commercial
photography Art craft studio A.
Amiio Blig Cor sra aad Central
iAune sGs.
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DENTISTS
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY 20 loan ON real estate s"Dui
ity. 2O7 Vest Gold, city Realty GO
Phone 77G.
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ALL KINDS, both new auor second
hand. bought, sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter En-
change. Phone 9l4. l22 So. an. st
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WASTEU-Carcful kodak ~eininging
by master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed Send Your finishing "a H
reliable established firm Hanna a.
Hanna. Master Photographers.
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NuIlCL or SAIL
In The District Court ~ Bernslli1 1uuu'y
state ~ Now Mcxiso.
Mifauion SANCHEZ Plaintif.
Nh
Pedro Elwell Defendant
SO. 1921.

De li known mat whereas on iht lIih dal
~ September 1919. ~ March 1910 term ~
The District Coutt Hernalillo County - tho
second iudl,iul District. state - AsN MFR
leo Judgment was rendered Boz the above
styled and numbered cause Boz favor ~ tho
plaiutih. Miramon SANCHEZ. and against }hs
sAtd Pedro tlwcll, for the sum ot sll7 Iu
Tor damages and Tor costs amounting 20 the
tum ~ fl2.Ij with interest thsrson from tht
ilth day ~ September 1919 a. Tho rata ot
sa per crhfum per amman amounting t0 ne
sum Of W 80 and together with Oh uDlr
inF costs
Aud vhrr-as. on The an day ~ luus. lgl-
a. execution was ISSUED in a., .ad cause,
on the tth dAy ~ Jane 1915 the sad sx
Oounty state ~ New Meiiro 90 tue f%plloNit Z
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wANTED-MscerYaneous

WANTEb-'hildren 20 board and
care for. hy widow ia nice home.
Tel .V5S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

WANTED Clean cotton rugs wanted
NJ The Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

Films developed. roc. prints So 10
&c., Free eultrgements with your
work Portraits. views. commercial
photography Art craft studio A.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
NOTICE or SUIT

In the District Court. Hernaiillo County.
state % New Mexico
The First Savings liant and Trust COMPANY
a corporation, Plaintiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
WANTED-Male Help

WANTED Waiter on waitress also
cook. Pullman cafe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

FOR REST -Four rooms furnished
Nlg 5ogg =. Central