davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
POUND DEAD IN BED.

international News Service:
BALTIMORE Nd, Nov. 5.-For-
mer Congressman Charles P
Schirm OF the Fourth Maryland dis
trict, a leading republican and prom
inent in financial circles. was found
dead in bed at his home here early
today,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
BY BERT FORD.

international News Service:
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTH OF VERDUN, Nov A.
(nighD-Eight German divisions
C96.0OO men) have been thrown into
the savage struggle on the Meuse
river in a futile effort to stem the
advance of the American troops.
Seventeen German divisions have
been identified since the famous
motor truck charge OF our men on
Saturday when the German retreat
threatened TO develop into a rout.
So fast did the American storm
troops move that carrier pigeons
were employed to keep up COM
munication with the main body.
Every branch OF the service op-
Grated with marked success in the
latest shove toward the German
frontier
National Army Proved.
Our national army troops stood
the test Of the offensive with mag
nihcent success surprising expecta-
tions in some instances.
Commanders praise certain units
for the way they fought for two
weeks amidst stormy weather and
under other handicaps while they
smashed the stone wall Of the enemy
defense. Preparing for Fridays drive
was gruelling work. The German line
had 10 be weakened until II crum-
hled before the real drive could be
commenced.
The Germans fought desperately
TO check the Yank advance but
were hurled back when they tried
TO make a stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
IOWA FOURTH.
ernationaI News Service

InfernafIonIT News Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Iowa
makes the fourth state which has
examined and classified 90 percent
OF her class a men between the ages
Of 10 and 90. according 20 an an
nouncement by Provost Marshal
Gen. Crowder today The other
states are Utah. Nevada and wis
Consin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
HUNS THROW
$4,000 MEN To
STOP YANKEES
Great Offensive Now Becomes
a Decisive Battle With
Possibility of Disaster
For Germans.
BY BERT FORD.
international News Service:

WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY NORTHWEST OF YER
DUN, Nov. Sd p. y
Smashing their way forward in
the fifth day of their offensive
on the Meuse river the Ameri-
cans have captured Beaumont,
CeSe and Laneuville and have
"mOpped up" the forest of Jaul-
ny.
The Americans have forced
crossing of the MeuSe at two
points, the engineers throwing
pontoon bridges across the
stream under a Steady hail of
bullets from German machine
guns.
The MeuSe was crossed near
Brieulles and south of Cloy, lie
Petit.
A new American line has been
established in heavily wooded
terrain on the heights east of the
river.
Hold Whole West Bank.
All of the west bank of the
Meuse, as far north as Pouillon,
is now in American hands.
(ThiS represents an advance
of six miles since yesterday
morning and puts the Ameri-
can lines only nine miles from
Sedan
The fighting is hard and spec
tacular AMI it has proved that
the doughboyS are superior to
the best of Germany's seasoned
troops.
The Germans blew up the
bridgehead at Stenay and are ex-
ploding mines.
The Meuse has been flooded
to the width of a kilometre.
Patrols are operating on the
eastern side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
EARLY Balloting Indicates
Heavy Total Vote Here;
Wilson Policy at Test
Numerous Split Tickets in Normal Republican precincts
Indicates Possibility That Hickey is Being Scratched
Leaders on Both Sides Seem Confident.

With the city and county voting heavily during the
appeared o'clock this afternoon that both political parties
would succeed getting out full vote before the polls close at
6 o'clock tonight
Numerous split tickets in many of the precincts of South Bend
during the morning voting taken by democrats to that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
NEW ENGLAND CAMPAIGN
DRAWS ATTENTION.

BOSTON. Nov. 5.-Contests over
four seats in the United States SEN
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
HEAR OF TERRIBLE
CRUFITTES BY CAPTORS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-What
remains of the more than 100000
Serbians who were depOrted to Bull
gsria during the three years of the
Bulgarian invasion OF Serbia are
now being allowed to return 10 their
native land-their bodies and minds
shattered as the result of the atroci-
ties of their captors.
A dispatch received today at the
Serbian legation here from the army
general headquarters at Salonika,
Greece, told of almost unbelievable
cruelties inflicted on those poor peo-
pie. For three years these prisoners
have been without shelter. exposed
10 all kinds OF weather. and beaten
for the slightest infraction of rules.
the dispatch says. They have been
only half fed and have been forced
10 carry out the hardest work.
Thousands Of these prisoners, liv-
ing skeletons. including men. wom-
on and children have died while
dragging themselves over the roads
toward their native land. it was
stated
Killed to Crafty Whim.
Simply 20 gratlIy caprice, ser
h.an prisoners in one Bulgarian
camp were killed in cold blood. ac-
cording TO the dispatch. Others were
placed among victims OF disease 50
mat they might become contain
mated. In camp near Sofia an Eng
lish Journalist saw the same cart
that had carried away dead bodies
II prisoners who had died from in
fectiaus diseases bringing back bread
TO Serbian prisoners. the dispatch
SAYS
No accurate estimate has yet
been made as 20 the number OF pris-
oners who have been allowed 20 re-
turn 70 Serbia However. Serbian
diplomats fear that thousands OF the
unfortunates have succumbed TO
Bulgarian cruelties
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05

international News Service
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Most in
tense interest was manifested here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05

uteTTIfI0nHI NeRE ~HrEIN0-
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Therc h
no official confirmation of the
report from Copenhagen that
the bOlshcyik government in
Hussia has requested the open
ing OF peace negotiations with
the allies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
WILL REQUIRE
SUBMISSION Of
MILITARY CHIEFS
Allied Terms Likely Not to be
Made Public Until Germany
Has Had Opportunity to
Accept Or Reject.
international News Service

News Service
COPENHAGEN, Nov D.
The bOlshcvik regime I'm Russia h
reported TO have handed note
to neutral diplomats for trans
mission To the allies asking for
the opening of peace ncgotia-
tons with the allied countries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05
THE WEATHER.

Indiana-Fair and warmer TO-
night. "Wednesday partly cloudy.
warmer in east and south portions
Lower Michigan and warmer
tonight; Wednesday partly cloudy
probably showers I'm north portion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-05

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS


Meal forms uric acid which eNcio-
and uyerworks The kidneys in thc.-
efforts tn filter a from the system.
Regular eaters ~ meat must llu~h tl'
kidneys occasionally. You must &C.
llcyt them like % relieve your bow
els; rcmuVine an The acids. waste
and poi~ou. elise you feel u dull misery
In the kidney region sharp pains 100
the back or sick headache dilaurss
your stomach suurs. tongue b. coated,
and hen the weather b. bad NuJ have
Rheumatic tWingcs. The urine is lludS
fun Of sediment, the chnnnol- often
get irritated, ohliging yuu ,o get uI
two or three times duriur the nigh..
Ia ueutrali2e thcre irritatip2 acid,
and flush of the hody'~ mi,cu- w1t t.
get about four ucc of lad salt.
from nny pharmr.N, take o table
spoonful in a glass Of water before
hrcakf,st fnr % Few DAYS and your
Kidneys viii then tct fine aud bladder
disorders disappear This famous -llt.
r. utda nnm tho nrid of arnu,s aud
lemon Juice combined with lithn md
hns been used for generations tu c'"an
and stimulate sluggish kidnevs uu'
sop bladder irritation. Jnd salts o.
inexpensive, harmlcss AMI mllo's o
delightful rttorNc. cent lthie water
drink which millions 81 men ana woe
mtH take NOW ana then thus av0idine
serious kidney and bladder discuecs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22

Chicago. March 92-Graiu advan ed
sharply today as a result u the nass-
age of the Gore resolution in the sem
ate favoring n higher guaranteed
price cor the 1918 wheat crot'. Fora
Also was buhi-hly affected hv th,
continued lightncss ~ receipts hero.
Opening quotations which ranged
from = To- 9, cen higher. viii
March at St.27N and May SCI sl.2' +
10 81 26k were followed by u matcri-
~ further gain
AFTER opening ?, to > cent higher
with May at ~ to S7ia cents, the oats
market made an additional ascent.
Provisions rose with cereals. po-
clines in hog prices were ignored
No important Reaction took place 10
the later dealings. Prices closed
steady. = ceni To- g, rent net higher.
with March at Si277. and May ~
Si2Gh
subsequently, 70 sag nccompI0i"
a more pronounced decline cot the hoe
market.
Close,
Corn-March Si.255a May 81 e6l,.
Oats-March Cta.c. MAY SO.
Pork-May stS.It
Iard-May t26.25. July s26.21.
Ribs May $2i.o5; july sei3'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
K. c. STOCK YARDS CO.
OWNED, CONTROLLED
BY MORRIS, IS CLAIM
Francis j. Heney Introduces Evi-
denoe Which, He Says, Estab-
lished This Fact; Secretary of
Concern Denies Allegation.

Kansas CITY NO. March o. Ey,-
dcnuc which Francis D. ficncy. spc-
cinl counsel for tho federal trade COM.
mission -lij WIS designed To- show
that Morris 81 co.. 81 chicago. owns
and controls thc kansas city stock
yard. company was introduce az to-
day session of the commissions 'u-
-yestigaton uf the mout packing .u-
dustr, pf the southwest
Mr.. Hcuey read into th, record
letters aud documents. which hc as
serted. were Introduced tu show the
"Ntent uf the Morris control ct the
COMPANY. one letter declared Co have
been written hy George e COLLECT
wee president of the stnck yards cpm
pauy. to NolSou Morris In i,l,. said
% board OF directors. acceptable to
Morris. would Doe elected.
- NJ waite. secretary of IA. COM
pauy. testified that the annual meet.
iurs Of th" c%on,pau, were, nlwusa h,'N
JOB Portland. Me Iip d,ui,i that
Morris controlled mo local r|prIHu,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
WANTED-Clean cotton rags, az
The Herald Office.
No S2G0
NOrit
sTATE OF NEW MEXICO.
BERNAL1iLo DISTRICT COURT
Neill A. Field, trustee plaintiff

vs.
Dominion Construction Company. Of.
AL defendants,
;;oticc is hereby given 90 an parties
interested that -. Is. 49,. sellers, re-
criVcr -, the Dominion Construction
Company I'M the above entitled cause
has filed "a petition therein re- itiug
aud alleging that hc has received
certain offers with reference 10 tho
snio OF the rails material. etc, of the
uncomplcted railroad Of the Nlnupucr
que Eastern Railroad Company and
also with reference tD the con cyan,o
Of the right Of way ana real estate
OF said company 90 the trustee here
In as compensation Tor his services Hs
/ >uch trustee aud attorney m the cou-
duct OF this and other litigation, and
praying for an order of this court au-
thOrlziuE and directing him loo H'i,
ana transfer 10 the Sew McXino Gem
tral Railway Company, rails. mcte-
ria etc, comprising the Hupcrstru,-
ture Of the uncompletod railroad ~
the Albuquerque Eastern Railroad
Company for the price Of forty-soy,n
thousand dollars ef1,00o 00J ib cnai
ana also Tor like authority 10 transfer
and convey 90 Ncill a. Field. in COM
pcnsntlon for his services In this uti-
cation and in the ease ~ the indie
pendent steel a. Wire Company and
tho Pittsburgh Trust Company. trus-
tee against me New Mexico Contra!
Railroad Company and others. lately
decided m the district court at Santa
fc county, The right OF way OF the
said Albuquerque Eastern Railroad
Company as described in the fore
closure decree rendered iu said last
mentioned cause without prejudice 90
the rights Of any other attorneys en-
p1red ju said causc 20 he compensated
Tor their services out - the fund in
Z court either before distribution ur at
terward and that an order has hren
entered upon the said petition direUt-
Ing the clerk 81 this our 90 give no-
= tice by publication m the Albuquerque
Evening Herald 81 tho substance ol
the allegations "a prayer of the said
petition and 10 warn an persons In lu-
terest that the PRAYER 81 the said pctI-
ton win be granted unless cause 10 tuc
contrary be- shown go or before tho
23d day Of March. 1Hls the form 90
notice 10 be prepared hy the clerk %
this court In accordance with tho said
order and published daily for fy- sue
"cssive DAYS in tho AibuquoruU" ENc-
ming Herald ana this notice 'S pub
lished In pursuance ~ said order enc
date ~ the first publication being
Monday. h ism dag of March. 1915.
Witness tho Honorable Tcrbcrt r..
Haynolds. Judge % the district ouri
~ tho second judicial district ~ tho
state ~ New Mexico. sitting within
and or the county OF %Bcrnaullo, il
aid e. -lct and the seal ~ nld court.
NEfrOB MONTpYA
|enl) Clerk.
Hy THOs X. n. MADISON.
! Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
STEPS ARE TAKEN TO
RE ESTABLISH SHEEP
RAISING IN MICHIGAN

Detroit Mich March steps
tu rc-cs,9hli-h the sheep ulsIup nu-i-
n"-s iu Michigan Jr, beginning %"
Jk" shape. Already 10 is announced
from Iron Mountain iH the uppor
peninsula" that % sheep ranch 90 ten
thousand acres IN Dickinson county
Michigan, ana Florence county. WIS
con-in. will bee established south "r
There D., spring A. q beginning the
ranch viii lee stuckcd with 5uun sheep
with 1000 Ous the maximum 1~ tho
establishment IS built up Tho ranch.
IT ~ said. VIII represent an invest
mcnt of pproNimately $4,000.
More are In prospect however Jt
Hn active Organization has been form
ed To import sheep from western
states and educate the northern farm
rrs as 20 the industry Michigso at
one uimc stood near the top uf the
list OF sheep raising states hut iu re-
sent years the industry ha~ declined
sn that tho state now plays oul, '
small part In the couutry's WOOL pro-
duCtiou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
Hughes Engages in
d Wlld Ride After
an Escaped Convict

SPECIAL coRptsrosptsct 70 Tee HtsAlo
Santa Fc. March 30 Bid Doutid e..
Phillips. alias u. c. Iiurr. orstwhile
pcni'cnti1rN prisoner from ptcro cour-
Is. DOING five years for burgitrs. dis
solve into intangible atmosphere on
Conyan road in this city TUESDAY
evening"
The question Is puz2lins Thomlq
Hughes. superintendent of the pcni-
Tertiary. who gave a British tank cX-
hibition when ne oha-cdt Phillips from
The pcniteniiarN Ia upper Canyon
road la the pcuitcutiars AUTOMOBILES.
crashing through several barb wire
fences. jumping Ike a For,.
and incidentally mashlpR tho wind
shield of the car shot after sio was
fired at the fleeing % hy Hughes
and "odill1, q guard. who gave chase
on horseback.
Phillips Finally disappeared in "A
bunch of adobe houscs back al Franz
Gormlcy's s,ore ON canyon road and
although % thorough scranh was made
OF tho Whole locality. with the aid of
the pciitcntiarS bloodhounds. no
trace Of the mas could be- found and
% appeared as II he had gone into
the bowels 81 The earth Every hem
coop ana dohc oven. stable and shack
wac searched hut there was uothing
stirring.
philips was a trusty, hauling adobe
iu one of the Eon in the rear at
the pcnitcutt1ry. ~ ulou' ESQ b. M.
he unhitched n nf the horses.
mounted IL ANA started toward tire
mountains. padilla jumped on a horse
and gave chase, 20" rds behind.
Hughes got out the auto and Joined
boz the pursuit, going straight across
country opcnening up with the heuV,
artillery en- route. Padilla fired prob
ably four times from horseback but
hi- speed made careful aim difficult,
The fugitive rode Ia back of CuuN"
road and then continued nm foot. Pa
dina flrc,i several more shots at close
range an ~ which missed Phillips
disappeared IN ~ house bat could NO,
he found In that house ur any other.
The prison hluodhounds, ON "a uracth
run az Aqua Fria, were brought u1
but were tired cut and ala NO gool.
Word was sent out iu an dire 'iors
and Mr. Hurhes said ne believed
Philips cuoid not get far. The pre-
sumption ls that some one holpcd =
conceal him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
FINAL DECISION ON
THIRD LOAN TERMS
EXPECTED TOMORROW
Secretary McAdoo and Members
of House Ways and Means Com.
mittee Will Fix Them at a Con.
ference to Be Held Saturday.

Washington. March % Final de-.
cisiun on the terms of tho third lih.
crty loan probably will bc reached
tomorrow at a conference between
Secretary McAdpo and members of
the house WAYS and mean. commit
tee.
The size. Interest wtc. maturity.
sinking fund arrangements and other
s~trictlN financial phases uf IN, loan
were discussed by the secretary az aa
an-day meeting today with governors
OF federal reserve hanks aud % fcu.
liberty loan campaign committee
chairman
The Interest rate WIS perhaps the
most pcrpieNing fuctor. That liberty
bonds are selling below par was point
80 out us one rcaso why the rate
mirht ho raised above four per cont
Another suggestion Nsts that the now
houd- Dee made entirely tpN free
Bankers hcr, tlda, io, M. ,ouf,i.
rncc suggested that IN, uir DRAIN ,l
business Interests tu pa, Income auI
excess profits tlN,- Iu june combined
with the I;rd Drus, financial ,.n-
pJiru N May. mud 10 imperative.
th1l tha third loan %, l- small
government expenditure viii wiy.
ami tnd hat attitude was .aid o.
coincide with Mr. Nc \doo's. This
was tho basis Tor arguments TINT DO,
lotu should Doe for s., nuu. Unu. 900 ut
less
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
R WAR CREDIT OF
FIFTEEN BILLION MARKS
PASSES LAST READING

Amsterdam March 20 The Ger.
man war credit at 1i.uuu poU. no'
d. ,rks has passed the last reading ii
the @rcichstag and been fnpll, adopt.
ed The independent socialists OPP
posed IT,
Eduard bernstein. socialis. minurii,
deputy. explained the opposition ui
his group hy saying II Mas due to IN,
fact that the peace treaty with Russi.
mudc It impossible to have fricndiN
relations with that country More.
over, he said the German policy To.
ward Poland, belgium and Rumani,
was contrary tu the principle of self.
determination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
am Sincere! Stop CaIomeI!
Guarantee DodSon's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sickens and you may lose a
days work. If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

Liver Tone Tor a few e. Mt uuo' W,
personal money bach %guarantr, tu
each spoonful viii clean Your s.uEs M
liver better than 70 dose ~ ntsjt .ai-
omci aud that b won't make won sick
bud-on's Liver Tone IT, r,al liver
medicine. You'u know IL next morn
ing hec.use you will wake up ru,.iu.
fine your liver will he working head.
ache and dizziness gone, stomach NI,I
he sweet uu+l bowels regular
Dodsou's Liver Tone f. 'ntircI, r'ro,
tnbl" therefore harmless and can NOT
snlivutc. Give 10 tu your children
Millions of people are using Dodson'
Liver Tone instead 81 dangerous cali
omol now Your druggist viii ,c'l
YOU that the sale of calomoi 30 almost
stopped entirely now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
The Evening Herald, Albuquerque, NJ, M, Friday, March u, 1918
TIIE NI,kIsTS.


Sew York. March dealings ir.
diCatrd greater cautiuu after az ''rlN
rally uu tudays stock market headers
caiIcclling their gains on small uttr,
ingS. Reactions among popular equip
meuts averaged e. point aud 100 ril-.
especially Canadian raciiie aud coal
crs, the setback VIA more extensive.
Corn products Mas the most active
leature OF the first hour, though gain
INK only u slight fraction % mar
ket later lapsed into IT, recent dulI-
ness. trading coming lu "a standsthl az
noon. Liberty avs ~uld at $50. hrst
- at aG.Si To a5.2s ana sccon -
al $3.50 to g1g4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22

liven up yuur sluggish liver heel
fnc and cheerful. make YOUR work a
pleasure be Vigorous and fuli Of an
bition BH take me- NASTY. dangerous
calomel lsnrause DC makes YOU sick
and you may lose q days WORK.
'nlQmcl b. mercur nr quicksilver.
which auscs ~ncCrusis Of the bones.
Cilumei crashes INTO sour bile like
dynamite. breaking u up That's
when % feel that awful nausea and
'rumping
Listen 10 me- " YOU want tn rn-
joy The incest pentiest liver aud howell
cleansing YOU over experienced. just
take % spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight Iour druggist oi
dealer sells you 70 bottle OF Dodsun [.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
REICHsTAG COMMITTEE
VOTES TO PUT o, X. ON
RUSSIAN PEACE TREATY
~ @AesoeIATlp pRrss

NmNtcIdUm. MIrch AiiOT i
long discussion ycsterda, the reich
stag committee q Berlin dispatch fc.
ports. approved the peace and COM
mcrcial main treaties with RUSSIA 4
resolution WAS adopted calling upon
the government 10 Obtain IL guarantee
for German financial claims in return
for reciprocal action ON the part of
Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22

fhAAh ~ So
Nuticr Be- hereby given ,nat tho uu-
6"rs.g'l"d was appointed Special Mas
ter m the above entitled cause imam
order "i sale aud docrcc Of forr,lo--
urr issued out ~ the District Court
OF tho Second Jvdicial Distri.t uf the
STATE ut Ncw M"Sico In and for the
County of Rcruulli0, ON the 18th day
OF octubor lol,. IN ;h" above styled
auU numbered action. wherein and
by the terms ui which the aboN"
named p%luintiff obtained a Judgment
and decree of foreclosure praiust tho
said dcfondantH Frank j. Dye and
! Norut bye his wife. which said iudg-
ncut was rendered and entered IN
the l-th day uf bctnhcr. lrlt, FOR
the principal sum of Six hundred
seventy five dollars 6f6sa.OOI. which
together with interest and attorneys
! fees aggregate the sum of Eight hun
1rcd twenty-five and G3-l00 dollars
| CSN2i. $50 with interest thereon from
the date of such decree "a; tho rate
OF eight ,sj per cont until paid to-
I Ecthcr with taxes and costs or suit
to be taxed by the clerk Of -iid
court, and with tho costs aud oN.
hcii7tN OF TINS hilft
That under ana 10y virtue OF said
order and Judgment the undersigned
was appointed Special Master ANA nr-
tered to soil at public auction 90 tho
front door uf the court rouse in old
Albuquerque. Bcrualillo County. New
McNico. In the manner prescribed by
law to the highest and hest bidder
for cash. all 81 that certain real es-
tate situate, lying aud being iu the
County of Horuaiiilo. stat" uf New
MeNico. described as follows. tO-wit:
The south turty-scVen ca feet 81
lots numbered Thirteen G3i. Four
teen GO. Fifteen (i5l aud sixteen
ClGl In hlock 80 of the !"'ran ana
Alexander Addition Co the town Cnow
city, 81 Albuquerque, New Mexico, az
shown on "a map of said Addition flied
in the office of the Probate clerk
and EN-oificlo Recorder OF Bernalillo
County. Sew Mexico, September s.
1855.
Public notice Is hereby given ina,
on the 9Th day OF April. 1918. al the
hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon III
that day az the front door OF the
court house IN ola Albuquerque. New
MeXico. { viii, iu obedience 10 said
order of snlc and decree 81 forcclos-
ure. sell tho above described property
TO the highest and hest bidder FOR
cash.
Iona T. Naples,
Special Master
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-22
Chicago Livestock.

Chirago. March % Hogs Receipt
a., u0o. Market weak &" ~ 10 ." cent
uudcr yc-tcrlny's average" RUIZ
ti1.to1 i7.20: light. st1.25M17 . "a,
heavy. St6.35@l7.5s; pigs, Si2.esn
l1lj.
Cattlo-Reecip-. 1lO0d. Market
weak. Native steer S9.5O@i4.h
stockcr4 md feeders 81 .@0M - 10,
COWS and hcifor,n S7.1OHte.ti; crlyo.
sta sou 1878.
sheep ilcCeipts 10000. NIrl.'
strorg sheen $ll.0o 1900, lamb,
f1tlud ING So.