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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

I bio son, forman sw alma . su nerrlo,
| ,as classes o6rcra$.
P0r ESQ ma ~coRfercpcid dc t~rGbGJa-
d0rcs dc tOdo un continents, que SC
eat q dGr el s0rtO y ScHG para los
hIchoS incruentGs del poryemir. que Sc
can a murcay Ia rita que deben Sc
guir cn Ell majana de pa. para lie
q a las GnSiadGs finGLidadcS. reSnttG
doblcmcpte iRteresGTte. 90 o..
como la are en- Laredo. Teras, tteHe
agCr en- eStos M0mentoS. en- los pro
me,Os diuS en- que la pa rueigc Il
rcipor dc nucUO Sobre Ell nuRd0. deS-
DuCs dc la tremendo pesadlla dc Ia
cORfiagracion.
Los comcrcianteS mericGaos estd"
rcQOcigGdOS q nlediGS.
Ell in de Ia guerra, Ell deseado i'd
renimiento dc Ia pa. sc trGdHce pa
"a eilos en- las jroNterGs abiertas para
ell pasO dc mercdnciaS, eR las HnitG-
| clones para la cOmpra y Ia importG-
ci6R. bOrrnddS definitirGmcRte, ca CUE
los precj0a dc Ia marina y a. - 0t~.t-
tecu bujeu mos cHGHtOS c~entdroS, y
en- que ie dcpeNdtcnte mayor no ten
"a Gue contestdr n cHGd SOi|cltnd dc
| cIieate con mo hay" q que o6ilgG
Ia laitQ dc artjcUloS reSultado dc lbs
restriccjoncs co1nerciaieS . dc las a.
dncnulcS deHOraS.
Question de dias. question dc soma
| nas. de h0rdS GcGS0. Serd CT que los
| comercianfcs reaH hechos reuljdGG Sus
auheIos: pcro hog mo seg"n CT decn'
| dc los que "a Sc preporGR para Henar
IL tieadG y la bOlSG. que no sc cum
pIUrG ~r'cilmente.
Sc rbrirGp las trohterds. dice, sc
pos rcpdeydr las meycamcidS, al frcnte
| de lbs uGuuRoS ~IerGNtaremOS bnrT1cd-
| dds con- pucStrGS cGjoS y nueStroS So
COS dc WerCdRciGS. -. pero et g001ef-
no no POs dora trcHeS en- que HerdridS
q donGc reccsitGmOS rcpder!uS, D0r que
! no los tieRca por q"e los aece$ltG pa
r0 los Ci0jeS de recreO dc los gobcrnd-
dores. 0 porqne los genercles hego-
ciaEtc$ los rcQuiereH para Ia cohd"c-
ci0n dc u prOpiGS m~ercddertds.
.Asi pres. RoSotroS no Pcdemos re.
| ~G0ciiornos sjno q mediGS. o q cWdrtGS.
| 81 pels$amoS tombjGn CT ei peiigro dc
u ei tren que nos toque en- Suertc
sea motiro dc uteaciGH pGru 0ia par
ida rc6etde, y sc qaede boHitGmentc
$500. = ,,,. ia ,rdy -ru n rcDj-uS.
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PEDRO RECIO.


TSriv, .eriar,cntc atacsdo on TODD MI sis
.ona a consequential Dc una larCa cnicrn1c-
,f,d del ce.oma.o. Estaba ncrviooo. dccaido.
,o~..antencntc estaba sufricndc constipados
. ;pd;.cs,ion. Fui eni lido la-Gos amos ror
d;fc-ertcs mCdircs y ensayc toda 'IaSc &c me-
6,-i,s,. sales. scc;tcs. pildorIs. etc. cue me
! dsly~on tanto q etoTnaco quo Va no poc'a III
.iou:c-a ;oma- otros n,eG!-inas. In niedlco
n, d:ir SOLO con una operation rodia GueoaF
,.-aua. Como Iitjmu rccurSO recuTrI 4 las
.Sain. Bernard Herbs y pc fortuna a las
los semaras dc ton:a-lGs cH:pce" q Sennr IL
mejoria. POGO iesrues n" scnt' muy meIorh-
do y a Ia rccia vuzo 10 ~pe-!csta Salud' III
,.cri,o - ma"nifico Y en- general RI" cncuer-
-ro pcrfc.tamcntc. Estas uagniIlcas y"roaS
r,edicinalcs par &C, est6naSo Saint Der
r.-6.s Herbs" lrgraron mi abso.uta mrjorla.
81 I'd. sufrc dc cualquicra enfcTH'edad gel
cstomago. hi%sdu. rinon o intestnoS' 'Ho's'@-
ton. cyastipados. acidcz. aiinc1tc5 AF?loS !
Nc diccr;ioS que ocasioran n"i alicnto. pHSa-
De-. dolor dc cabe=a O espaida. dolores DC c.
t6magc. molest;as dc las Was urinar'aS. ca
fr-medadcs dc las senoras. itcbrc. H'ci con
rranoS y otras c-upc'ones. ct. ionic SAINT
Bernard Stomach Herbs, %cTbas rcd'ci7aIcs
de- Saint Bernard. Is una medicinal inoich-
va ul.c limuia cl Sistcma dc toda lnp"rcza
~ronifica Ia sanrrc. AGradab!c al paiadar'
10, >abc como q tc. I'd. puedC adGui7ir e-
Ia ycrbas dc Yalor i~ne>t:mablc. en- los JardI-
d,rcS Sain. Bernard. Saint Bernard Gardens.
SOS Common s.. Now Orleans. L.. 81 procIo
- dc 81 90 paGuc:c. Ct cual lc durar:i airun"S
moses. iiaga Id. Ia pruebs desdc llc=o. l."
.lcvolvcrcnoe su dincro On cGso dc que "neS'
tn medicinal no lc dc los mas sa::.iactorios
r-suitados.
Guicsc Ud.dc mi ccn>cjo ) crttc r toa1ar 81
los. pildoras. accites = otras drnEa~ vSneaosas.
10 uuitan II causa 10 la e~nfo-medad. sino So
lamcn.- ubl.::an 4 mover los .n;esttEo>. :
p-on;c Ia antigua cnfcrneiad reaparccc peor
quo cl cCcrpo sea rci-acta-ic i ~coatraer cu"!-
ruv Amcaudo. lc danar ri cstH11arc y deb
Titan en- general ioioS SUI s~istcn1a. freTunte
lid. q cualouier doctor y Ic contestarS que
las ycrbas medicinalcs de Saint Bernard para
81 eStomago. no gentlemen ninguna sustanciA
Ganosa. sinO soIamen:c ycrbas naturaicS que
no.cen propicladcS mcdicinaics y adcn'hs son
ab~solutamcnte inofensiyas. Las ycrbas meet
cinaleS de Saint Bernard. son cS"ncla!os para
rurar c~ualQuicr cnfc-madad. Lirnplan 81 siStc-
| ma de todG impurcza. rcconGortAn i. Sa"-F'
y t~nnifican lor organos digest!vos. hacichdc
I cue 81 cuerpo s"a rcfractario = cotracr cu"!-
ouicr cnfcrncdad. In TODD h"=ar dchen &C.
rcrsc "A ia mano. ADV.
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T. OLA

Q~0ieHeS orquHi-dr0H = eStdH HecdE-
do q cGbo. las c~OAtercHcidS ooreroS
que aver empe-GrOn a ceteorGrSe Ell
Ia cjudod dc Laredo. TeTas. so supu-
sieroR. a bWcN SECURE, que elias de
rGH pripcipjo bojo tan ieliceS o"spi-
clos.
CHoHGo los hombres de labor y dc
csfuer-o. cuGRdo los que han Hutrido
Ell csDiritn y iortGiecido los bru=os, e"
Ell ertro1o y multiple cantor &c las
m~GaUiNn$ en- Ell miSteriO ltnaiRoSo
dc los tullereS. uanGo los que han dd-
do los eRergia& dc toda Il cida sang
a fuerte. q la labor fccURdG cHyo re-
Suitodo Immediate cs el m~ejOraaafeRtc
S~ociri: cDGndo los obrerO$ de America
Sc ycuNQR en- los S0j0RcS del Club
Latino para marcar. la SeNdG p0r 10
c"oi iran de mGrcRGT HnldOS hdc1G et
~pofrcnir, ga ei brGmar de los cG.t0aeS
hU ccSGdo en- Europa. pc Ell los treN-
tes de butnli0 hd ccsado ct horror dc
Ia coRticndd. pa las mnchedHn'breS
iGfjGqdaS que durunte caGtro amos Tor
goS UtormcRtaron ei cHCTpO y Ell eSpi-
ritz en- Ia c~Strccbe- tOrt"0SG de las
trtacherGS., rueirc0 Il iuS cimdndeS en-
rWiaaS. pero entire las cWnies Qaedo dc
SECURE para clos, IN rinc6H de Gmp0-
70 u una s0nrisa dc b~jeHcenidG.
Las coRfercncids dc los o6reros.
bien mcrcciQH uH c~SceVGrlO de pa.
pueS que elias cGa a coHtrib~ir q O.
scgnqr. q hucer fecaRda = dcf1nit1rd.
Ia pa del mGHuHa, dolidO por siglos
dc la iocgDu heroicC de eStG gran con-
ti.ndo.
Las iniormacioHcs t~eisgrdiicas nos
dire Gre las coHfereaciaS obrerdS,
han dodo principio en- msdio del mayor
eaig&iosi,o. ore m"cho sc cSpera dc
elias y que m"cho horGH los que en-
elias iomGn parte cctirG.
Ell enhlSidSmo pGbiicO en- torNO de
este coHgrcSo de hombrcS &c trGdG}o q
dc Gcci0n. no c& $iHo unG Ud~iciHacioH
Gsi c~citerio multipic de las grGmdes
coicctjriGcGeS. c~riterio jnSticicro y re-
~ G3,c 10 SC cGnirocd jonGs.
EEoS sobcN que cl porrenir eS dc
los bombres dc labor y dc e~SI"er-o.
dc las muchcdumbrcS t~rObGja6otGS.
las gue NeRuR los cGmp0$ y los to
Heres o ~deSpCryOmdH $"$ dctlr'ddd"S.
en- "nH q otrG Scndo, Por toda Ia er-
tsusf1,, dc lU TERRA. elias SUbeR OuC
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Corstaptjnopig y ci Asia Nenor

. I FrEtCr 's's Iri srLr-'N NnTu Ia ! "F-NS.'
En- 10 conccruieute' d u la iona
neutral de Persia sea Sometida a la
Influenza ingleSa. cl gobierno ruso
considera juSto pedir, no ObStante. que
las ciudadeS de ISpahan Y de lied ie
scar dejadas a Russia Y taHlbien que
Ia parte de la iona neutral que for
ma un rincor entire las fronteras De
Russia a Eoulfagar sea incluida IN la
esfera de Influenza ruSa.
FL gobierno russo conSidera d! 49,
mo tempo deseaoie que sc arregi" /"
question de confiyuidad e At". at.is-
TAN con Russia de acuerdo con los de
secs cxpresados en- las pIaticaS de
1914.
Cuando Italia entr6 d Ia guerra.
~nueStraS reividicaciones lie fueron CO.
m~unicadaS al eo6ierno ~itaiiano I este
ultimo dio Su consentimiento - re
laci0n d elias. con la condici0n &c
que la guerra llegara a su fin Veto
rioso que diera satisfaction ! los de-
secs de Italia en- general y en- e! Este
en- particular Y lie concediera los mis-
mos derechoS que Francia e lngla-
terra en- los territories ~concedlCos d
noSotroS.
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ACTUALIDADES X RANJERAS
Los ACUERDOS ORlENTALES De IA

Alexandreta Sc declara puerto fran
co.
Con ell objeto de g~arantizar los in,
tereseS relicioSoS lie las potenciaS a
lisdaS. Ia Palestine Y los Santos LII
cares - eXcluyen del territorio turcc
V Seran sometidoS = un regimen eSp2-
cial de acuerdo con n convention
entire Russia. Francia e lnglaterra.
Por regla general. las potencias
co~ntratanteS Sc comprometen mutua-
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u de febrcro DC 1917.

p de febrcTu dc III. =.
Como resul;ado de las platicas que
nan renido lugar durante la primave-
"a de 1915. en- Londres Y en- Petro-
grade. los gobiernoS &iiadoS de Ia
Gran Bretana. de Francia Y de Ru-
Sia han llegado a I'M acuerdo en- 10 cue
Sc rclaciona con Ia futura repatriation
de las zonas de influencia Y de las
| adGuiSicioneS t~erritorialeS en- In Tur.
quia Ge Asia V accrca de la forma-
ci0R. en- los limiteS de Arabia. de un
| Estado independence de Arabia o de
una confederation de EStatioS arabes.
En- suS lineamientoS principles. Q;
! acuerGo alcanZ&do Sc resume como 81
que:
Russia adquiere las ~provincias de
! Erzercun. de Trebizonda. de Van Y de
| Bitlis. 10 miSmo que los territories
del KurdiStan del Sur siguiendo IA
Inca Moucha-S rt-Ihn-Amalia-fronte
ra persia. FL punto terminal de las
adouisicioneS ruSas en- las costaS del
Mar Negro Sera un punto que Sc de-
terminara u~lteriormente. al OeSte de
Trebizonda.
Francia recibe la faja Itoral de
Si-ia. 81 vilayct tprcvincia, division
administrative turca( de Adana Y WI
t~erritorio limitado al Sur por Ia Il
nea Aintab-Ak-Ladgo- ildiz- Dagh-Za,
ra-Oguine-Kharpout.
La Gran Bretana adquiere parte
meridional de In Mesopotamia con
Ragdad y So reserva en- Siria los
puertos de Caifa y de Acre.
De acuerdo con una convention &C
lebrada entire Francia e Inglaterra,
la IONA entire las regiones francesaS
e inglesas constituira Ia confedera-
ci6n de los Esrados de Arabia o IN
Essado de Arabia independents. Gu
vas zonss dc Influenza deternlinadaS
en- csc momento.
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mente 4 las conCcsiones V
las prerrogativaS que cyistian antes
de Ia guerra en- los radios adquiridos
por elias.
.Aceptan n parte de la Dieta oto-
mana proporcionaimentc d los terri
torios adQuiridoS.
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.Ac,.srGo sabre CoHStcr''n" OiG y los
Estrccho$.
Fl 10 &c febrero-t de mario IL
1915. 81 Ministro de Relaciones ENte-
r;ores les trasmitio a los Embajado-
res de Francia Y de lngiaterra M
memorandum con el deseo de Que como
reSulyado de esta guerra. los terrI-
torios siguientes fueran reUnldoS Il
/, Russia: L. Ciudad de CcnSsant!nopla.
la ribera Oeste del BoSforo. el Mar de-
iNarmara, los DardaneloS. Ia Tracla
Mel Sur haSta la Inca EnoS-Mldla.
rs rIayaS del Asia Menor entire y
Rcsforo ' el rio Sakaria y ceterm:-
nadcS puntoS del Golfo dc lSmld. las
IIaS imbreS ' TenedoS. Los 0ere-
chcs ~eSpeciales dc Francia Y de In
rlaterra en- los territories mdicadoS
serian inviolableS.
Los ~gobiernos frances c lng!eS do
ron 81 conSentimientc a nueStr"S d.
mandaS. con IL condic!on de que IA
guerra fuera terminals rapldamente
V con exito Y que Sc diera s&tiSfac
cion a toda una Serie de reIvid1cacio
nes de FraHcia Y de lngiaterra j"
rniSmo en- 81 Imperio otomano que en-
otroS lugareS.
EStaS reivindicacioneS. en- cuanto
c~oncernian a Russia. Sc reduclan a %
siguiente:
Reconocer q Corst3ntinopls como
puerto lihre para cl tramite de las
mercancjaS que nj Salieron de RuSia
n entran 4 ella Y el paSo hore I
traveS Dc los EStrechos para los na-
vioS &c concrete.
Reconocer en- Ia TurQulaa aSlatlca
les derechoS de Inglaterra Y de Fran
cha que iemanden ser determrnad"S
eNacIamente por medic De IN acuer-
co especial entire Francia Y Russia.
Conservar los Santos LugareS mu-
sulmaneS bajo una domination mU-
sulmana independents.
Incluir, contorme cl acuerdo anglo
riso de 1907, la iona neutral de Per-
STA dentro dc la esfera de Influenza
irc'eSa.
ReronoCer que tales re'vndicac3c-
ucS Geberan ser SatiSfechaS.
FL gobierno ruso sin embargo, hi
60 algunas obServaciones:
Teniendo en- cuenta nueStro de$eo
on 10 que hace a los Santos Luga-
res musuimaneS. eS necesario decidir
!nnedit2mente 81 dichoS lugareS per
m~aneceran bajo Ell poder de Turquia
conservando el Sultan e! nonlbre de
Califa 0 81 10 que So propone es crea.
un nuevo EStado independents. En-
nuestro concepto, seria de desearSe
n 81 califSto fuera separado de
Turquia. En TODD case. Ia hoertac
de las peregrinaciones debera ser a,
se~grad:
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Hay que buscar otroS puntoS
Y zanzibar 0anco Y barala;
porQue 81 no. la atarraJa
nos enrosca a todoS juntoS.
No importa que haya difuntoS
en- la familia lie EStado:
con tai que Siga parade
el que menea el atoLe.
;Gue lie hace cue salga e. mole
verde en- vez de colorado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

Que os vayaiS eS natural
del grupo de Ia parranda:
ia germana propaganda
result6 torpe al f;nal.....
FL aibur sa!io muy NAL
y bronco como IN bis0Htc.
: ahora que el banquero atronte
la dificil Siuuacion.
procurari cou tes0l
que Sc salyc algo de! monte.....
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En- 81 "Boletin del Comits del ASIA
f~rancesa" que 'scaDa de aparecer. 20
pucde leer. amparado por Ia firma De
u. Albert de C&iX. Il traducclon de
10 que pubijco 81 organo maNim%iist"
"Prayda" acerca del acuerdo relative
4 ConstantiHonla ' del que sc refiere
al Asia turya. que ha sido un core
lario de aqueI. He aqui dichaS publ
cacloneS:
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Es va muy viejo e. elise
de esta politica parda:
cuenta la edad de Ia albarda
del burro &c san Jose.
Mas CarranZa piensa que
con ella todo 10 allana.
sin comprender que no CANA
de los cue cantan IA m'sa.
mas ore una triSte SonrIsa
a travGs de Ia vcntana....
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iFuera. <enoreS Ministries
de Jauia IA florec:ente:
avcntad r&pidame1te
hacia arriha vueStroS SlStrOs..
.Aumentad. pue>, los reg;StroS
dc It's bajas del EStado.
anteS quc eli .Iefe barhado.
hoy que tcrm;nc la guerra.
caiga de eolpe a la TERRA
u el mizmo Sc Ia prc?araGo.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-04-23
CHERIFF's SALE

- HERIfF'S SALE
BY virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me
directed, issued out of the Court of Chan
| Gerry OF the State of New Jersey, l will sell
at public sale, on
THURSDAY, MAY Ie, 1918
between the hours of IL and o'clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-wit at o'clock) al
the Court House, Mount Holly, Nj.
That certain tract or parcel OF land and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate in the village of New Gretna,
Towsnhip of Bass River, in the County OF
Burlington and State of New Jersey, to.
gether with the three story frame Hotel
| thereon erected, known as New Gretna
House.
Beginning at the Northwest corner OF
New York Boulevard for road leading from
New Gretna to Sherman's corner) and
| Aliens road Tor road leading from New
Gretna to Bass River upper bridge) and
degrees and forty-five minutes West two
chains and forty-eight links to land oil
John r. Loveland late Alfred H. Mathis
thence (2) along the same, North two
degrees and fifteen minutes West two
| chains and twenty-eight links to the
Northeast corner of said Loveland's lot
East, two chains and sfxty-seyen links &c
a corner in the middle of Aliens road
thence az South, along the same three
degrees and f0rty-five minutes West, one
chain and thirty-three links to the place
of beginning. Containing ffty-four hun
dredths of an acre.
County Brewing Company by deed dated
September twenty second, nineteen hun
dred and four, and recorded October
twentieth. nineteen hundred and four,
in the office of the Clerk of Burlington
County, in Book No. $3.50 of Deeds, page
80 &C., granted and conveyed to the said
Daniel T. Sooy, Junior. in fee.
Seized as the property of Daniel L. Sooy.
defendant, taken in execution at the suit
of Joseph Beck Tyler, Administrator OF
he Est. of Michael Allen, deceased, COM
plainant, and to be sold by
A. ENGLE HAlNES,
Sheriff
Joseph Beck Tyler, Solicitor,
622 Market street,
Camden. N. j.
Dated April IL, 1918.
Prs. adv. fee s2l 76
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Where Your Money Goes

dollars to our allies to be spent m tho
United States.
From the shipyards of the Pacific
to those of the Atlantic; on our farms
and in our mines, mills and factories in
every State in the Union; back of tho
firing lines in France. where men are
training. camps are being erected and
railroads built. billions upon billions
are being expended for labor. for trans
portation. for materials and supplies
of every description.
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on the application
of the Farmers Trust
Company of Mount
Holly, New Jersey,
executor of Eliza @.
McHenry, deceased,
for sale of land to pay
debts.
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF JOHN G. HoRNER
Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate of the county
of Burlington, bearing date on the eighteen
til day of March, A. ID. 1918, upon the appli
cation o Emily NJ. Horner and rlington
Count Irust Company, the subscribers, re-
curing the creditors of j ohm g. Horner, de
ceased to bring in their claims against the
estate of said decedent, under oath or affir.
nation on or before December Is. 1918, OF
they will be debarred of any action there
for against the said executors.
EMILY NJ. HoRNER,
BURLINGTON COUNTY
TRUST COMPANY,
Lewis Starr, Proctor. Executors
Mar h
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Moorestown

The special election held in Chester
Township on Tuesday under the new
local option law resulted in vote OF 575
against to 451 for license. and therefore
Moorestown will be dry. The temper
ance forces we're we'll organized and
polled big vote. On the other hand,
many people, realizing that Edward
Halleran has always conducted first
class hotel. which was patronized by
many Of the best people in town, voted
to retain his license, feeling that with
other hotels selling liquor in the i'm
mediate neighborhood no practical
good would result at present. The
total vote was 1896 out of registra-
ton OF about 1900. There were ten re-
jected votes.
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NXECuTOR,s NOTICE.
II EsrArE OF MARrHA G. GAsK1LL

ESTATE OF MARTHA G. GAsKILL
Notice is hereby given that an order mas
been made by the Surrogate of the county
of Burlington, bearing date on the ninth
day of March, A. ID. 1918, upon the applica-
ton of The Farmers Trust Company OF
requiring the creditors of Martha c. Gas
kill, deceased, to bring in their claims
against the estate of said decedent, under
oath or affirmation, ON or before December
8, 1918, or they will be debarred of any &C
tion therefor against the said executor.
THE FARMERS TRUST COMPAN4
OF MOUNT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY
V. Claude Palmer, Proctor. Executor
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TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1918

BUT for the fact that Charley Bacon s
name has been signed to the Monday
letters in the Philadelphia Record, one
would hardly recognize the epistles
that have appeared in the last two or
three issues of the paper as coming
from the pen of the man who has been
writing such spicy letters. Instead of
dealing with specialties he has in
dulged in generalities and not "glitter-
ing gensralities' at that. The subject
Of the United States Senator has been
almost entirely ignored. The letters
in the Ledger have been on an entire
ly different basis and that in the
Ledger yesterday was full of the SEN
atorial situation. The writer says that
the besitancy of former Governor
Stokes to announce his candidacy for
the Office may queer" Governor Edges
chances. 1t is intimated that Cover
nor Stokes may have the short term if
he 10 elects, but he has not given any
sntimation that he is DESTROYS OF TAX
knK txnt R6Ib Vi blC PAoPOSAoAoAs AAS
Ledger states that the Edge campaign
committee is now complete and that
In each county 1t contains many of
Mr.. Stokes best friends. In looking
over the list we have reached the con-
clusion that the writer has very vivid
Imagination or else SOMEBODY is put
ting over q double cross. 1t is some
time yet before the actual activities
will begin. In the meantime there
will be ''watchful waiting" on all sides
The men who are in the field as avowed
or possible candidates. as well as those
who are mentioned as managers, art
shrewd political manipulators, anc
there will ne many moves on the polit
ical chsssboard before the final decision
is given. 1t is all right to boom any
or all the candidates and managers
but 1t will be well to remember tina
strictly political bureaus are apt to dis
tort the true facts to suit the case they
wish to present.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-04-23

FOR sALE-FARMs, CITY AND SHORE
PROPERTIES. A beautiful property No.
As Broad street, with all conveniences. lot
VA $50 feet. Barn and lot 30 Brainard
street. A good property No.
210 Garden street, with conveniences. 7-room
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improvements. House on Rose street, Lum-
berton. Double house ON Main street, Lum-
berton. Store and residence No. Is Mill
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with me and buy yourself a home. /. II
LIPPINC0TT, No. II Garden street, NJ GU
Holly.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-04-23
NOTICE

~
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Burlington county, N, j., fol
the reconstruction of the road in Edgewatel
Park, in the township of Beverly, in the
county of Burlington, with a concrete sur
face; estimated amount of surface pave
ment required is 1858 square yards, and
opened and read in public at the court
house, Mount Holly, n. j., on Wednesday
May l, 1918, at II IS a. m.
Drawings, specifications and forms of bid
contract and bond for the proposed work
prepared by James Logan, county engineer
and approved by the State Highway Com.
mission, have been filed in the office of the
said engineer at IL Main street, Mount
Holly, n j., and of said Com mission at the
state House, Trenton, N. j., and may be In
spected by prospective bidders during bust
ness hours. Bidders will be furnished with
copy of the specifications and blue prints
of the drawings by the engineer on proper
notice and pay ment of cost of preparation.
Bids must. be made on the standard propo-
sal forms in the manner designated therein
and required by the specifications; must be
enclosed in sealed envelopes, bearing the
name and address of the bidder on the out
side, addressed to the Clerk of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders and must be accom-
panied by certified check or cash for not
place and on the hour above named. The
standard proposal form is attached to the
specifications, copies of which will be fur
nished on application to engineer
By order of the Board OF Chosen Free
holders.
HARRY HAWKINS, JR.,
Clerk.