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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Carta q,
DR.. kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, NJ. Y.

Prueba 10 que Swamp-Root Hara por
listed.
MAnde diez centavos al DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. ", por una
botella de muestra. Convencera a
%cualquiera. Tambien recibira un 10
lleto de informacin valiosa, diciendo
acerca de los rihones y la vegiga.
Cuando escr;ba, este SECURE de mem
cionar sci Nuevo Mexicano". Bote-
las de tamafos regular y grandes,
Sc vENDEN POLITICS. "Thoro-
bred Reds" BARRED Rocks" y LEG
horns" Mrs. Kate Tudor, 1915,
Lincoln, Topeka Kansas. adv. 2.
4 4 a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Ell REuMATlsMo Es MI PRoFETA
DEL TEMPO.

70 puedo predecir un tempo boz
rrascoso dfas IN anticipation por ne
do de los dolores en- mis- hombros y
rodillas. Pero he aquf I'm antique
amigo que pronto desaloja los dolo-
res Y sufrimientos.
Ell Linimento de Sloan es tan factl
de aplicar, que no necesita que Sc lie
frote del TODD, sine que Sc embebe
luego y cura Ell dolor. Els mas lin.
pho que los emphasizes y unturas.
Pruebelo, para la gotta, lQmbago, neu-
ralgfa, raspaduras y quebraduras.
Botellas de tamafio regular, en- su
botica favorita, a 25c, soc, y $1.O0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
N|NGUNA MED|C|AA PARA
Los R|N0NES DA ME-
JOR SATISFACTION.

Segdn todas las ~apariencias, la
Swamp-Root del DIR. Kilmer es n
de los remedies principles en- Ell mer-
cado; goza de n %explendida repu-
taci6n Y nosotros sabemos que nues-
tras ventas no Sc lutheran mantenido
tan atlas durante los dltimos seis a
nos, 81 no hubiera satisfecho a aque-
Hos que 10 han usado para las en-
fermedades para los cuales esta reco-
mendado. Estamos muy satisfechos
con Ell y seguiremos vendiendolo,
de ids. afmos.,
CEDARVIILE DRUG CO.,
Julio 28, 1917. Cedarville, Cal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
NoTAs DE LA EscUELA NORMAL
DE Ell RITo, N. M.

Ell Rito, Mario 25.-La demanda
por maestros bien preparados aumen-
ia cada dfa. Antes, cualquier perso-
ma pudo conseguir n licencia para
ensefar en- las escuelas pGblicas. Aho
r a es necesario pasar los examenes
del estado que demuestran la habit
dad del individuo. En- todas parties
los cuerpos de educaci6n insisten que
los maestros tengan certificates de
primero y segundo grade. Este sig
nifica que muchos maestros tendran
que prepararse para c~onseguir certi-
ficados de mejor grade. Con Ell fin
de asistir los maestros de segundo Y
tercer grade en- su preparation, la
Escuela Normal Hispano Americana
ofrece un termino especial empezan-
do ell 20 de Abril y terminando Ell 81
de Mayo. En- este termino especial
Sc dara un curse de preparation para
los examenes del estado.
Este plan es nuevo. Els la primera
vez que una escuela normal de este
estado ha ofrecido v~entajas tan inn
portantes a los maestros que han pa
sado la mayor parte del aho escolar
ensenando. Con este termino los
maestros de segundo y tercer grado
no estan forzados de hacer la mayor
parte de su preparation por sus exa-
menes por ST mismos. En- la escuela
de verano uno puede cursar cuatro
s~ujetos solamente, y tiene que revlsar
los demas estudios por ST mismo. Es
precisamente por esta condicion que
muchos no ALBANIAN Ell certificate
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
AVISO.

Nosotros, algunos de los RESIDENCES
de esta Iocalidad del Rio de Pojua-
que, hemos organizado una Union de
hombres con tiros y carros, para
fletear o trasportar ~negoclos. .Tene-
mos treinta y dos tiros y carros.
Llsmamos la atenci6n a hombres y
Compahfas de negoclos de trasportar
material o maderas y otros trabajos
que Sc pueden hacer con tiros, pues
podemos hacer cuaIesquiera empire
sa
DiriIan toda communication a
UNION DE FLETERos, No. 9,
Pojuaque, Nuevo Mex.
8 tImes.-1st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Santa Re Gold & Copper Mining
Company, ms corporation, deman-
dantAg

versus
Feodocio Chavez, Nicolas Gutierrez,
Romulo Maestas, Emiliano Luce
70, Genovevo Chavez, Abenicio Gu
tierrez, Felix Chavez, Emiterio Gu
tierrez, Eutimio Gonzalez, Carlos
Chavez, Ma. Mestas Chavez, Desi.
derio Candelaria, J.. e. Gonzalez,
Geronimo Gurule, Amado Chavez,
Feliz Chavez, Juan A. Gutierrez,
Alfredo Gutierrez, P%redicando Cha
vez, Narciso Gutierrez, y los here
deros desconocidos de Julian Baca,
Baltazar Baca, Manuel Baros, Juan
Chavez, Jose Domingo Chavez, Flo.
rentino Chavez, Tomas Chavez, Ca.
lletano Chavez, Franco Gurule, Eu-
sebio Gurule, Jose Antonio Leyba,
Manuel Leyba, Marcos Mestas, Eu-
sebio Mestas, Jose Dolores Nieto,
Felipe Ramirez, Melquiades Ramf-
rez, Felipe Salazar, ,Candelario Sa-
lazar, Juan N. Santisteban y Anto-
MO Valdez, todos ahora finados, y
quienes durante su vida hicieron
algdn reclamo en- y a las premises
aquf descritas, adyersos al estado
del demandante, y a todos los re-
clamantes d~esconocidos, de los in
tereses en- y a las premises en- la
demanda aquf descrita, adverse al
~demandante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

% y premises, y cada parte de las
mismas sea para siempre a~quietado
y dejado en- paz, y para alivio gene.
raj; que los terrenos a~fectados por
dicho pleito aquf arriba referido, es-
tan situados parte dentro del Conda-
do de Santa re, Estado de Nuevo
Mexico, y parte dentro de los Conda-
dos de Sandoval y Bernalillo, Esta-
do de Nuevo Mexico, y son comun-
mente conocidos como la MERGED de
San Pedro; y son mas particularmen.
te describes como sigue:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
uN ArAouE RlLIoso

Cuando tiene un ataque bilioso es
porque su hfgado deja de f%uncionar.
Entonces Sc pone constipado. FL PHI
mento que toma Sc fermenta en- Vez
de digerirse. Este inflama ell est6-
mayo y causa nausea, vomitos y un
terrible dolor de cabeza. Tome las
Tabletas de Chamberlain. Elias 10
entonaran su hfgado, lie limpiaran 81
estomago y pronto estara tan bien
como antes. Solamente lie cuestan
2 reales.-De venta en- todas parties
-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Sc lNTERRuMPE LA cAUsA PARA
QUE Ell JuEz vAYA A LA Es-
CENA De LA THAGEDiA.

El juicio de Andres G. de Baca, de
La Cienega. fue interrumpido con Ell
fin de que ell Juez de Distrito Hollo-
pudiera tener oportunidad de II
a La Cienega a yer un campo donde
Sc dice que Ell acusado mat6 una ye-
qua que habfa estado p~asteando en-
propiedad del acusado. La yegua era
propiedad de francisco Romero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

demos una tarjeta hoy. Ahorre dlnero
y haga dinero. Olga nomas: "MAnden.
me su maravilloso iibro de muestras
y grandes ofertas para introducir."
AMERICAN WooLFN MILLS co.
"Los mas grandes sastres del mundo"
Departments 2A7t, CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Demandados.

A los herederos desconocidos de Ju.
liam Baca, Baltazar Baca, Manuel
Baros, Juan Chavez, Jose Domingo
Chavez, F1orentino Chavez, Tomas
Chavez, Calletano Chavez, Franco
Gurule, Eusebio Gurule, Jose Anto-
MO Leiba, Manuel Leiba, Marcos
Maestas, Eusebio Mestas, Jose Do
lores Nieto, Felipe Ramirez, Mel
quiades Ramirez, Felipe Salazar,
Candelario Salazar, Juan N. San
tistevan v Antonio Valdez, todos
ahora finados, y q~uienes durante
su vida hicieron algGn reclamo en-
y a las premisas aquf descritas, adj
verso al estado del demandante, y
a todos los reclamantes desconoci-
dos de i%ntereses en- y a las premi.
sas en- la demanda %presente, y que
aquf en- adelante descrita, adverse
al demandante:
Los demandados arriba menciona-
dos y cada uno de ellos estan por la
presente notificados de que una de-
manda ha sido depositada por Ell arri-
ba mencionado demandante en- contra
w CltOb Gil Id uACuh NOILc NC DioLlf
to del Condado de Santa re, Estado
de Nuevo Mexico, esa siendor la Cor
tie en- la cual dicha causa esta pen
diente; que ell objeto general de d.
cha acci6n y relieve pedido por ell de-
mandante, es que ell estado del de,
en- y acerca de los terre-
nos aquf despues describes. puedan
ser establecidos por decreto y juicio
de dicha corte, como en- contra de
los reclamos adversos de los deman-
dados, y de cada uno de ellos, y que
los dichos demandados y cada uno de
sean impedidos y para siempre
incapacitados de tener o reclamar
derecho o tftulo a los terre-
nos y premisas aquf despues desert.
tas, o a cualquiera parte de elias.
adverse al demandante; y que el IT,
tulo del d~emandante a dichos terre-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

PARA cURAR uN REsFRlADo EN-
UN Ola, tomen las PastiIIas Laxatl-
vas de 5RoMo QuiNINA. Los botl-
carlos lie ~devolveran su dInero 81 no
lie cura. La firma de E. W. Grove
esta en- cada caIa.-3oc-Adv. ......
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
Sc NEcEslTAN AeENTEs.

Sc ToMARAN su5scRIPcIoNEs
PoR LA coMPAhlA DEL "NuEvo
MExicANo," EN- SANTA FE, N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
cIrAcloN PoR PUBLICATION.
Civil No. 1866.

BN LA CORTD De DISTRITO, PoR
I'll PRIMER DISTRGTO JUDICIAL.
DEL ESTADO DE NUEvO MEXI.
co, ACTUANDO ZEN, Y POR E.
CONDADO DE SANTA FEE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

FL manuscrito fue revisado por Ell
Rev. FIR. Zephyrin Engeldhardt, o. F.
NJ, ell bien conocido historiador de
Santa Barbara, California. En- su re-
vision del libro, ell Padre Zephyrin
dice:-"Despues de examiner ell ma
nuscrito, encuentro que contiene una
gran cantidad de information intere-
sante que aclara mucho de 10 que
aparece diffcil de comprender en- la
Historic de Nuevo Mexico" Los ca
pftulos acerca de Santa re" y de la
"Campana de San Miguel" de por
ST solos valen muchas ece Ell valor
del libro. PRECIO, al ser ~entregado,
,..... .......... $1.bU
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

3.-"Sideliehts Of New Mexico
History" con n introduction por ell
Hon. Thomas Benton Catron, ex-sena-
dor de los Estados Unidos por ell Es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

U1t1A ~ PUHU u1tSUs
NEcEslTAMos AGEN
TIES. Hay buen dinero
para I'd. Nuestros es-
tilos y maravillosos va
lores, hermosas telas y
clase elegante no Sc
pueden igualar, No i'm
norta donda viva. man.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
BENJAMIN M. READ,

Santa re, NueVo MEXICO.
Todos los anterlores Ilbros estan.
escrItos en- Ingles. .supIlcamos que al
haeer u pedidos, re slrvan meneIo-
mar nuastro semanarIo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
dos, por cada tomo.

dos, por cada tomo. .........s 1928
2.-"Hernan cortez and his Con-
quest Of Mexico" con una introduce
ci6n por Mr.. Paul A. F. Walter. La
introduction del Sr. Walter termina
asf: les una narration mas emocio-
rante que la ficci6n misma, y un ira
bajo que debe interesar tanto a los
j6venes como a las personals de edad,
al sabio 10 mismo que al lector CASUAL
PRECIO, al ser e~ntregado, :. $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28
VEST|DO Sc LE
MANDA A PRUEBA

Pruebelo antes de que
Sc resuelva a guardarlo
Comparelo con otros;
lie garantizamos que es
de mejor clase, y nues
tros precios mas bara-
tos. Quedan perfecta-
mente, y duraran mas
tempo. Hacemos ell yes
lido a su MEDIA, y 10
mandamos sin costo.
Mande hoy por mues-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

forma de cuaderno. Las as~everaciones
y co~rrecciones hechas en- mis- ante
riores historias acerca de los errores
propagados y de la ficci6n historical,
estan c~onfirmadas por datos origina-
les. PRECIO, pagado ~adelantado, SOC
5.-"The Hydra Of Slavery In the
New World" en- forma de Qua
derno. Este tratado trata de la his
toria de la ~esclavitud en- ell nuevo
mundo desde ell tempo de su intro
ducci6n por los espaioles, hasta, e
incluyendo, la historical "Proclama-
cion de la Emancipation" por ell Pre-
sidente Lincoln. La parte antigua
dc la narration esta descrita, princi-
palmente, en- decretos reales citados,
promulgados por Ell Rey Fernando y
IL Reina Isabel y u sucesores. PRE-
Clio entregado adelantado, 49,. SOC
Cada uno de los trabajos anterio-
res sera publicado tan pronto como
go hayan recibido un numero %suficien-
tie de 6rdenes de acuerdo con las con
diciones %estipuladas arriba. Los sus
critores a alguno de mis- trabajos n
teriores, estaran intitrjedns a un des-
cuento liberal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

Que cierta MERGED de ~terrenos,
conocida como la MERGED de TIE,
rrenos de San Pedro, original
mente concedida a Jose Seraffn
Ramirez y otros, por ell Gobier-
no M~exicano. ell 26 de Noviembre
A. d. 1S45, confirmada como la
MERGED Privada de Reclamo No.
IA, por Acta del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos aprobada Ell 81
de JUNO. A. D, 1860, agrimensa-
da y p~atentada ell dfa 20 de Mayo
A. D. 1875, c~onteniendo 31,594.76
acres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

Lea nuestros Anuncios
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

Y ustedes y cada uno de ustedes
estan ademas ~notificados de que 8
menos de que ustedes, entren o eau
sen que sea entrada su comparencia
en- dicha causa en- o antes del 6to,
dfa de Mayo, 1918. un juicio por ne
gligencia Sc tomara en- contra de us
tedes en- dicha causa, y Sc entrara
un decreto de pro confesso en- ell mis-,
mo.
Que e. r. Wright, cuya direction
postal es Santa F6, Nuevo Mexico,
es Ell abogado por ell demandante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

TRINIDAD c. DE 5AcA,
Escribano de Condado, y ex-oficio es,
cribano de dicha Corte de Distrito.
(SBLLO)
4 times. Mich. 81, %, Ap. 4, 11-2nd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-28

tras, libro de e%stilos, GAIA de mues-
tras, etc., TODD GRATIS para listed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21

Thanksgiving Sale on Dining room furniture this week at Knox, Walkers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
BELGIAN FLAG OF
 LIBERTY UNFURLED

Brussels, Sunday, Nov. T.-Huge crowds thronged the streets of Brussels, this morning, the last de- tachment of German troops having left the capital, during the night Act ing Burgomaster Lemonier's procla- mation inviting. the people to prepare a welcome for the victorious troops and the Belgian King and Queen was placarded throughout the city. The streets were profQsely beflagged with the Belgian and allied colors.
 The first troops to arrive were greeted with intense enthusiasm. The ceremony proclaiming the liberation of Brussels was performed in the Grand Palace at 10 a. m. The square was packed with people and former prisoners, while the windows and balconies were crowded with on-look- CTS. Newsboys were shouting the names of newspapers which had been suppressed by the Germans and which re-appeared today
 The excitement of the people reach ed it's zenith, when procession was formed. It was headed by an old ban ner of the revolution of 1880, a symbol of Belgian liberty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
FULL EXECUTIVE STAFF WILL ACCOMPANY MIR WILSON PREP AIRED TO PERFORM
 OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS
DURATION 0F STAY NOT NOW DETERMINED BUT MAY
 BE INDEFINITELY EXTENDED IF NECESSARY
The Man Responsible For emocratic Peace, Expected To Be the Recipient of Si gnal Honors- Will Meet
 With Celebrities of the World.

Washington, Nov. 20.--There were no developments on the surface today, ; i'll the preparations for President Will sons trip to France and for America s representation at the peace confer ence. Arrangements are going stead fly ahead, however. and an announce ment of the peace commissions per sOnnel with the program for the journey may be expected at any time.
 Members of the senate who attend ed the White house conference last night told their colleagues today of the Presidents determination to stay in France indefinitely or until all of the greater issues arising out of the war have been settled. How long this may be, no one ventures to guess so the President will take with him a full executive staff. prepared to tran sact aboard ship or at the American embassy at Paris. virtually all business of the White house.
 In addition to Secretary Lansing, who is to head the American delega- ton to the peace conference, and Colonel House, Elihu Root and Jus tice Brandeis, generally believed to have been selected by the President for membership. speculation upon a long list of names has centered upon only one for the fifth place, that of Secretary Houston of the department of agriculture. He is being suggested consistently in official quarters.
 Navy officials let it be known to- day that it is planned to take the President and the delegation across the Atlantic on big passenger line now in use by the government as d transport. A dreadnaught and flot- fila of destroyers probably will be con vOys.
 President Wilson has set no limits on the length of his stay abroad in connection with the meeting of the peace conference. This was the inl- pression gained by democratic sena- tors at a conference with the Presi- dent last night.
 While absent from the United States, the senators said the president in tends to conduct all the affairs of his office as thought he were in Wash ingtOn. Cables, wireless and dispatch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21

boats will be used to transact buSi- ness as the occasion demands.
 Special interest in the principle of the freedom of the ..eas as d part of the peace treaty and the belief that the foundation for a league of nations should be laid at the peace conference was understood by the senators as determining factors in the decision Ol the president to set no time for his return from abroad.
 Navy officials said today that Presi- dent Wilson and the American delega- ton to the peace conference will cross the Atlantic one of the big army transports, conveyed by a dread naught and flotilla of destrOyers Plans for the trip have not been com pleted. but it is regarded as certain that the vessel carrying the party will be one of the great passenger lin- CTS taken over for the movement of troops
 The part the Senate may play in connection with the peace conference was discussed today by the Foreien Relations Committee.
 On the question of connection of the Senate with peace negotiations some members suggested that it might be advisable for the Senate to be rep resented on the American delegation Others, however, believed such repres entation might be embarrassing. The principal consideration, Chairman Hitchcock said, was how the Senate and the committee shall be kept in- formed of progress at the peace table and how the Senate's views on the principles under discussion shall be made clear
 Senator Lodges resolution to en- dorse the presidents principle for a free Polish state was laid aside be- cause, after consultation by Senator Hitchcock with the State Department. it was said that all of the allies are agreed on the question of d free Pol and.
 Emperor Yoshihito. of Japan: mi mister of foreign affairs Uchida. of Japan; President Hsu Sh Chang, of China; President Porras, of Panama and minister of foreign affairs Aguir- re, of Guatemala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
IN EFFICIENCY OUR
 BOARD RANKS SECOND

Jefferson County draft boards rank second n efficiency Of it's work. Cleveland county holds the highest mark Members of it's board are Chairman, John Haskins, M F. Stan- field, Dr. IF D. Sadler and A. J. Hamilton.
 The following telegram has been received from Adjutant General Lloyl England by each of the boards, com mending them in their faithful dis charge of the duties of the board:
 "ln entering upon what seems, in view of the mighty events of the day, to be the final work of this character, to be done by the selectiye service system, l extend to you my personal congratulations upon their truly great achievements that have taxed to the utmost the ability, the endurance Of all engaged in the work, and that have furnished the army to which, in large measure. must be given credit for saving to the world both civilization and government by the people. To you, members of that system, must come a sense of duty well done, which only a loyalty, pa- triotism and devotion such as yours can bring. The country and the world knows that it owes you debt of thanks and grtitude which cannot be measured by words, but only by the affection. the respect and the esteem of those among whom you live and from whom you have taken that which was beyond price.
 'In undertaking the completion of your work under past orders I be- speak for you the same tireless ener- gy which has characterized your work in the past.
 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
NEW CUBAN BANK ORGANIZED

New York, Nov. 2O.-The Banco Mercantile Americana De Cuba, with capital and surplus of $2,500000, has been organized by the Mercan- tile Bank of the Americas. in con- junction with the Guaranty Trust Company. of New York. it was an- nounecd here today. The new Cub an bank. it was said. would be open ed on or before January 1st, 1919.
 Charles H. Sabin, of New York. has been elected chairman of the Board of Directors and Albert Breton. also of this city, president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
NEW SENATOR IN ACCORD WITH ALL
 WILSON POLICIES

Trenton, N. J., Nov. Ex-Governor Walter B. Edge. in an address be- fore the New Jersey Grand Lodge of Odd Fellews here today declared that independent of his political af- filiation with the republican party, he would support every part of President Wilson's peace program and it's sequel, which accords in practical way with that lofty goal which the American people have set out to reach and which, therefore, harmonizes with public sentiment"
 Governor Edge was elected to the United States senate at the. recent election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21

Thanksgiving Sale on 9x12 Rugs this week at Knox x-Walker's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
Roll of Honor W Arkansas
;,. Killed in Action.

ca.., Killed in Action.
 Sse.sc Seucs W. Jones, Patmos.
 .'oo N: Taylor, Buffalo.
 R.., Died of Wounds. littis = '. Hyde. l7a5 Lincoln avenue Csss,A C A. Harper, Nettleton
 Gssy Nesbest, Grannis. 5 NssiaeG. NiaueG. Degree Undetermined oscss ". Dorman, Mulberry. s C. carrigan, Beebe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
GENERAL HE CO\TE
 HEADED TENTH ARMY

Paris, Nov. 20.---lt was Ge- neral le COntc. who headed the Tenth army on the occas- ion of the entry into Net2.
 1t is probable there will be no occasion for solemn en- try into StrasSbnrg n2Nt sun day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21

T. H. Hurt, government sanitary inspector, Remount Division. Quar- termaster Corps. was in Pine Bluff yesterday and made an inspection of all sales barns of the city. MT. Hurt is an expert in his line and our stock men are always pleased to see him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
QUEEN VICTORIA OF SPAIN
 TO VISIT ENGLAND2

| Madrid, Nov. 2O.-A ruuor was in circulation tonight that Queen Vtc- toria intended to leave Spain for a visit to England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-21
THE WEATHER.

fair irr''mANSAS-Thursday IA probably vest mucn a colder, freezing in north ana ' portion; freezing in northeast Frasre eu.ral portions Thursday night;
 'Nas ialr, continued cold.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-11
Subscribe for the World.

c. 2. Miller made a trip to Wa
Keeney last Ransom Rec
ord.
Frank Holt, of Trego county, visit
ed his brother, Ed, of Ladder, last
week.-Sharon Springs Times
F. T. McNinch and Geo. Fouquet
made a business trip to Wa-Keeney
last Tuesday.-Ransom Record.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Osmer Rem
niger, at Hays City, Thursday, March
21st, 1918. girLUtica Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Runyon went to
Wa-Keeney Tuesday morning on the
jitney to visit relatives GrinneI
Record.
H. G. Mcmahon and Oscar Geye1
were up to Wa-Keeney last Wednes-
day invoicing a stock of drugs-Ellis
Headlight
C. NJ. Bell made a combined bus
mess and pleasure trip to the eastern
part of the state this week.-Utica
Enterprise.
The Good viii Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. j. H. Poffenberger
on Wednesday afternoon, April 18th.
Bring thimbles and scissors
Mrs. Bert Mcknight. of Banner,
was shopping in Quinter Monday.while
dhe men folks were attending the Ed
Rehrns sale south of town-Quinter
Advocate.
One of the little sons of Mr.. and
Mr. Chas- Swisher strayed away, Sat
Joined in the hunt for him. After
couple of hours search he was found
up in some bluffs, unharmed.-Ran-
som Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-04-11

Given under my hand this End day of April
A. D. 1918 L. s. MYERLY
County Treasurer.