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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Gu 8licber-s ten / Corning.

Gm 8licber=Gte / Corning.
Sen 90. 0ftober 1919 er set Toe
Mar, itoen 8licber begpnote fl
&raitegjer1ing i Corning. S oel1
M%nleoning ogter man iflg. "8ejft
&c. 6%olfeblo6" at reiie Ell Min6e
Iiten / Corning Hreitegaor6sbap:
mcllem ct 8ar ltore @raner, ion
9rnoitionen paa 5teoet flyer al
glicber felp bar plantet.
Set banife @pbe &prs og 8olibc-
biferne.
Me0lemmer11e al oct 6an1fe Mg6f
@ors, ialt 40 Mentteffer, CT 11bmnt.
te6e % 1tn6erernRre6e be116t tilbngt
It'll Dan1norf. @eo Mnfomlten no:
taltc 2age Bonner, JON i % @al
opbol6t fig / Rl1slano, til 8la6e1
"&ebenbapn":
@i fpl1,ncr biem fra ct @elpebe
81 bar npiten CLIENT, bbao Sob oQ
Ret er. 81 er pfpnorct for alt
|l1tallige @n11ge er hi blepet fpng:
1Ie1p % n1ishnn6Ipne B%nI1hcnifrr.
ne bar bebon6let os .pprre END Dpr
&us1an6 regieres be6 @p6iel = tia.
Big 1,pe &e6iler. S bper 8p, bDer
61pffe finoes Eremm6s= &aa6, bbis
Magt er 1,begrenfet. 9e fan fore:
tage 6,tsun6erip9elfe, &c tan feng.
lie Solf, ifp6e Dem ne6. Sc far
pIpn6re> bpor De bill. De beb6pc,
life at frpgte 2open, for Be er Jeff
seat el1eite Sob. Snge1t pe6 fig tit:
fer. De Da1ife er berdbe6e alt, oq
mango er bpbe. Ser er 10 inge11.
Der faor Ma6, un6tagen Sol6ater:
ne. 9e faar, bbo6 sc fa1t Ipiie! g
on6re maatte fiebe - trefbart 8b
9}ugbrp6 $50 &nbler en- 9(ppel:
fin $50 &ublerl Set er Blot Ell
|5tifpr6pe. Eremmbs=Moo6en bol
nrganiieret @nollerne ! Mnslnn6
Or man e16elig 1uppet fra Set, e.
man FILTER paa ot fal6e / @9erne
paa ct an6et. @ong paa Gang I'M
berbeis b1eb hi bentebe for @oabet
bore &11fferter bleb aobnebe % TO.
|6e6e igiennem. Set bialp il1tet, al
hi bab6e 8as1erie66el fra set 1ibIt(
Srel11an6s -@nohl Set fun6e 10 bee:
|re, at nogef at @9r6i bar oberfet
Get gbance n1nntte gribesl S e,
lille 8p Sommel1t / Mor6zl1froinf
bdr Reconnaissance er1gogere1
[f50 &ineiere. Sc er falte 2eietrop.
per ldnne6e Mor6ere. 90 faa,
|u6bctolt Ell big 8elgnning for bber:
Moro, De begoar. 8efolfningen e1
bnrgel9s, % olle @ooben er fonfi
Heroic. So @ineierne CT 1igegla6e
De ifp6er lgs. Set er 10 lite 6eres
egne, De mDr6erl Sci belle er @nos
noaotil ct oct 6iiciplineret @p6iel
tnen ! 9Dbet Of set m9gtige Sol
foyer Sooet til Epra11,1erne Of
poffer fig tarfere for bier Dag
Gen Sag fommer, % Solicit rejie1
ifig Dg feier oct rgoe Reginent bort.
8i tom ofiteo fro Moifpn efter en-
oel9Ie 8efbarltgbe6er. 8i bar iii
oerer1tRreoe, mango of % par ipge
2Gger11e fit nelten a16rig sgpn
gohbebiferne genere6e % pnn en-
bperWoooc reiYte 8rp6erier og Sc.
|1Dprligbe6er ON ingenting, bolo1
log tilbage fRngile6e ps og llapo
lbs igien. Sc er tie Hfe Mennelfe,
11terel 81 er 8pr-perre END Dpr!
|NIorig bor bi giort Dem ar6et en1
|goot Deres gaf bar tim Spberi,
&adobeo, gbifane. Meo mege,1
NeGie % 8eibar traaebe bi frem til
|@ra1tfen Da ber maafte ii grape
|os t1eo %SorobuIer forn 11r6gm
8olafterneg 41leler. De troe6es at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Gbampagme : splbet / 8aller,tp.

Gn at Sc SribaDnsarbeioere, Ser
for at faaSfrejfen I &opnen bilagt,
#bIep afifeoiget og / ben Mn1e6ni,1q
mo6tog $3.50 ST. af gelifabet In
bitere0e ltrufs nog1e8omeroter nteo
iig paa en- M11tomobilnbflltgt oe
babne6e / 8aller,tp &ro. Ser 6raf
be for 200 81. champagne, og
@iperen 1ng6e en- 500 Ser -ge6oel
.paa 8oroet til &ellneren, men gif
u6enfo OF ct 9iebrif,
On al Rameraterne betalte 6or=
tqringen meo 5eoIen, men itaf. SIC.
iten ! fin egen 2omme. SON blep
.peo 5gnore 8i1f ioemt 40 Cages
6angiel poa iR%opan1ig Snngefoit
for 8eorageri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Mfitemninaen / sgnberiplIanb.

60. 10000 5gnoeripoer / Don-
mari baobe op til 10. M1tgltit mer6t
fig tic Sorenittgm "5bnoeripoernen
n1eb 9nffe ON at fotnme biem %
femme. De faor ane I'll Reiie %
frit 9pboIo pan Meiler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

2ensareoe Dtto Dibrif sebacf
.er al ben norsi1esuiefe @algerfor=
.ering Heben balat HI Sornnno.
5an obertog fom enogtnbeaorig
Greoffabet Scbaefenborg be6 Mg=
.aeltg16er. San % ba11g @Iaef bar
bnret trofaite Gorfnrnpere for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
Mibbernagten.

GOm tt0lt9efe WGDueil utbyltu1e
5olqet al @erbensreosmrrfet i
Dn1u1arf sen 1. Mugnif 90 Ml-
Ieoningen Men fciret peo Ell itilf1lo
7elt i Eipdi. @eo oeune 2eiligbeo
bIep fslgen6e aantute, forfattd at
Merfets Sober, %SSournaliit NogenS
6alcf, fre1niagt al 5hielpillcr
Soul Meunnert:
De oe0e bar oraget bet itelte Snf,
oercs @lob er 1ipet / Mfnlo.
Solen ltoar OPP, oe1 gler 8ugen
Innf
pa rol1oer bpert @rps meb @nlb.
It's oper SSoro paanp eli Gag
fit Gpigbeospanoring gaar.
@n Gone al 2angiel, ct bittertSrag
al @e unoer @a,mmet itaar.
Set toager / 0pboer, ON Spioerne
1es
Ell bslgcnoe 6luet, ct Eog
bo 11uttcr Sc efterlepenoe @rebs
oq litter til Minoernes Sprpg,
So naar neo @ften cit 5tierue flar
for 1pat sit IfipIpen0e SinD,
imel,s eli SUIT / Maturelt bar
oens fpegenoe 6re0 berin6.
Goa mgoes Sin Sorg me0 oen ltore
Mo,
fom oon6er fra Soro % Stu;
bu bgrer sen ebige Mening gro
fom @res oper Sor6 paanp.
@por @looet lonf, % bbor Mptlben
tog
Sc sure Sfre / 6apn,
Ser bpilter 8intoen lit Min6eiprog,
Der grgnnes bpert elifet Mapn.
@opnet ct lom ct 4ilbelpring,
Ser 1taoig igger moo SOB;
rin6er tilii6lt Iom ~ingenting
bort en- tenet @rab.
Naor 9olen timber tit gprone Sobt
gigr 9ogen og 8eroen ifiett,
50 tooger al Sabnets &i1oeldb
1fpnlig Sc go6es @en.
S Mftentoage Ell &immelber
gaor bort ODER 8p og 9a116.
r Ser fneiIer to 1aar11e / Stier-
nelfier
peo Spnsfre0fens poerite &ano.
/ Mf Melterpilie, / sfignbeo itprf,
gigontiif iom @aab og 9ro,
i Gten ct nnoerlfient &niplingSbart
biet 9ibet % 9ebens 3d..
80 Gaorne rnfffer @imlen IND,
1om 5gjIer i en- @ortal,
pg Moonen fnlter it Meionatsiffn
pna Marbunoreoers @atbeord1.
Dm Eaornene fer on Sc gaager
lagt,
ION elffe6 Sc @ten % @rnn6:
Be ofreoes Seer itaar Mo6erbugt
for Sreoe11 bber Mionatsihrn6.
Damntarf bill rcau[ere Mpnupulerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
&ipber Gnalanb 6laaterier?

oJP"et S"S'""" Ot"3'ettet
Nftieielifabet Sc 6on1fe Spineilag:
terrier, Der b1. a. eier Sc pripote
Slagterier / &i6rring og Saoiuno,
er, efter 5orlp6en6e i "SSpup.",
.ifero meo at iplge 6isie 51agterier
til Ben cr1gelffe &egiering. N1anen
lfal Itaa ! Torbtn0elie me6 Sen en-
gelife Stats Spertagelle al be1e Sen
ennffe 5leifeefsport til England.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19
@aar "Solibaritet" inb?

Set el1e al 6e f%i6benbabnffe Spn-
oifaIil tSrgm,er, "5olibaritet" H..
nes / 9jebliifffet at fempe en- meget
baaro Scamp for at bolbe fig oben
|@m,0e. Ne1ten boer Gag inoebol=
Der 8la6et laltge Mrtifler ODER Sc
|itigen6e @anifeligbe0er be0 at ifaffe
Driftsfopital. Man er nj,
noaet laa lan9t ito, at Ser be6 81n-
bets Goranitaltring bner l1ge ifal
foranitnltes SSno1mlineer poo oe
forifielli9e. Mrbejosplooier for at
ffaffe set allernb6beat6igite Mam-
mon. Men ontagelig ct @lacets
|fortiotte Gfsiitens meget forfparig.
Gen Minbienerebe" 9Ggtcmanb.
Holitiet &jabenbapn bor ant
hoG0t ct s@gtepor, Mitrio % Carlo
0Ileu, Ser bar gjort Jig ifpl6ig /
Nengeafpresni11g / itor Still. sSrue,
bbrte ti61igere til 8eterbrps lplc
S11gle, og bun bar / oen @1e1tere Gio
|benpttet SEN Erofif til at toge GOO
|troen6e 2m6boere mes hiem I ii1
2eiligbeo: / Sitebgaoe. Ser ofbnrte=
Sc BUN me6 Sin in6til Ma1oen
plr1oielig bite fig og ipille6e frr11z
fet 9ggtemnn6. Sbts 9frene life
Ipil6e erlegge 500 til 1000 aroner
for ocres 8rg6e, gift set poa See
berne lps.
SEQ Ell S11su116erfege1lc bor $50
l1itiet funbet enSporefaslebog, bbor=
boa Ser / Sc ii6lte ire Moane6er CT
|inbfot $4,000 @ro,1er. 8ogen er
bei1oglagt.
Mansel paa Yafbnsplaos % Mr-
bejbsfraft / ajpbenbauns @abn.
8erltngife Eioen6e" forte1ler,
at Der / &ipbenbopns Som1 erNfa1=
gel paa Nrbeiosfraft. Ser bor belle
Gioen / Sopeoiogen pnret aojplobs
moi, men meb Senlpn til @ofb11s-
plabs bar ma,1 maottet mel6e 8as.
Sc og for fig betp6elige Hofblts-
%nopioelier, iom oglda Sen itoite Eio
bar bragt, bar life piit fig at ilao.
til. Ser er bog MI Eegn til, at
|Srafife1 bar ff11Imineret, set bent
ger iamn1en 1aeo 6rigibelien al
@fsporten til 9Mflano. Ser ligger
ita6ig Ell bolD Snes Dompere i
Sapnett og. Denter POO gpr1t", %
12 tit Ia Sfibe er oirigeret til Ero=
.|DinSbaDne for at fonme til at lps1e.
Wfan bar lom N6obiplp tDet til at
|Iosie 2pgtere, i6et Set 1tnturlig=
|bis er blligere at babe @orerne Iigs
genoe ser END Domperne, og man
Ter 6erfor 2Rgter11e Hggenbe fNbte
Il ct biotil 1tfienbt Mntol. On bee
fentlig meobirfen6e Marfag til @an=
ifeligbeoerne er ogiou Mangelen
paa Mrbeiosfraf ct Snnomen, Ser
Gfs. poa bisle Gage bar eipet fig.
l1otrDf ! at mon / 5rtbnDnen bar.
bapt 8rug for ct 8ar @unorebe Cir
bejoere Here, ems man bar fllnnet
|ifaffe:
2ens8rebe Stto Dibrif @ebacf
eraf ben 1tore1esuefe g%algerfor=
ching Hebe1 balgt HI Sor1nnnb.
5an obertog om enogtDbcaorig
@reoffubet Scbaefenborg he's Mg=
aensnber. Soa % batg ELECT bar
lbaret trofaite Gorfrtnpere for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-19

Dan1narf bill rcgnlere Mpnupulerne
Sra &iebenbuhn meooeles ben 8.
Sept., at Sl,oenrigsmtniiter Sbe:
Mo6e / Migsboge11 bur frem1m 6or=.
flag til Negulering al 5ammenIlutz
ninger / Sorm al 9rniter og lpez
rielt rettet moo Eobofstrnitert.
Ser forellaaes for 9ieme6et OBJ
rettet en- ierlie Snititution meo
SS%urisoiHion ober oIle &a116elsz. og
Eransportielifaber om Der er So
re for bill fn111e fire fig ct Monoz
pol % 6erbe6 Magt til at regulere
8riierne:
Observation-Disclosures fore1laar 9p-
rettelfem at ct EiliDnsraao, Ser ffal
ufgi6re, ON rogem Sorretning font
mer in6enfor ben / 2oben fa1t1atts
8r9nie. Sets M%fgigrelier ifa1 hrnz
ne in6ar1fes for Ell fpeciel Domitol.
8aagiel6en6e 6irmner maa inoien=
oe bee6igeoe Mfifrifter al fine Mars-
regnifaber til Moa6et, Der 6esl16en
ffal babe Mpn6igbeo til at forlange
poerligere Sorflarinser % til al
itfpieere Megnifabsbeger % Sore
1agre.
6orretningsmatro bill berimoS
life blibe affffrebef Dplpsninger beo-
rerenoe teffntife Semmeltgbe6er.
fonferpatipe Oppoiitton er
iplittet angaaen6e Jorilaget. Gn
@5ruppe, bbts Me6lemmer er fnpt.
teoc til Be fore SSronitrier, CT be-
TENT itno6 Citizens S1ob1an6e1 !
aonoets Torretnng, meoens 6e1,
oernofrotiife Sri er ofgiort ] Sdber
q 6orilaget. s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

B. Taylor, second grade; Beatrice Sell
sor, third grade; Adah Vaughn
fourth grade; Ona Schupp and Violet
&c. Moore, fifth grade; Flossie Russell
sixth grade
Sec "a Ward George =. Mitchell
principal; Lille Keepers, Selma An
derson and Ethel Beckman. first
grade; Erna Schroeder amt Marga
savage. second grade; stella Scrug\
and Helen Schmidt, third grade; Jean
sheridan Fourth grada; Margaret
schmidt, fifth grade; Elizabeth How
Ird, annex, seventh grade
Third Ward--J e. Rentlev, prin-
cipal; Ida Elder, Dorothy Russell and
Adela Eordenave. first grade Kath-
ryn DQu@herty second; Ethel Thomp-
son. third grade; Lucy O. Mann
aourth grade; Jennie Gonzales. fifth
grade; Ethel Underline. sixth grade
Fourth Ward--J r. McCollum
principal: Minnie G.. Diehl and Jane
Heron. fest grade; Anna Swayne
Marion Rhodes ANA Gernice HesseI-
len, second grade; Ruby Rhea and
lula Keleher third grade; Genevieve
Eierney and Anna Litte. fourth grade;
louise WI kinson, fifth grade; Alma
Horton, sixth grade
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

Once the needed
iron is supplied "a
enrich the blood ami
create new red
blood cells. signs Of
weakness disappear
and the body quick
~ gains in strength
and yigGr. If peo-
pie would only keep
their blood filled
with strength Civ
ing iron by taking
a true blood food
like Nuyatod Iron
when they feel
weak. nervous and
generally "out "
sorts" they might
readily instill re.
newed energy and
endurance into the
whole system is
the opinion Of DR..
Ferdinand King.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HUT AT SAMAT0RIUM TO
BE DEDICATED TONIGHT

The Knights of Columbus hut at
the Murphey sanatorium will be ded-
icated tonight. 1t was announced that
the public was invited. The program
follows:
Selection by orchestra.
o. N. Marion, presiding.
Dr. w. T. Murphey, presentation OF
building.
DIR, Morton Cahill, acceptance.
Selection by orchestra.
Vocal solo, Miss Grace Stortz.
Rev. A. M. Mandalari, S. J.. TX, of
c. Service Flag
Duet, Miss Hortense Switzer and
William !, Mcdonald, accompanied at
the piano by Miss Irene Herkenhoff.
Donald L. Blevins, The American
Legion.
Sergeant Vincent Jaeger, Zone of
the First Twenty Thousand"
- Duet, Miss Hortense Swtzet AMI
William j, Mcdonald, accompanied at
piano by Miss Irene Herkenhoff.
Address, Acting Governor Benjamin
F. Pankey.
Star Spangled Banner"
Informal reception.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
|. VI. W. MOTTO IS
CLEARLY STATED
BY one WITNE S.
Get as Much as You CAM Get
as Short Hours as You Can,
and Work as Little as You'll
Can, Is Policy,
lcy soEsrNe JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,esl


Douglas, AriZ., Aug. 30.-Cros5 eH-
animation Of witnesses for the state
as to the activities and plans of the
l. W. w during the attempted state
wide strike of copper miners two
years ago, again took up the greater
part of the joint preliminary hearing
this afternoon of 200 Cochise county
miners, professional men and peace
officers charged with kidnapping for
alleged participation in the Warren
district deportation on July 10, 1917.
Pete Segulja, who said that he had
been member of the Austrian army
prior to coming to the United States
in 1910, testified that ne joined the
|, w. w. and took part in the strike
in Bisbee because he wanted to help
Uncle Sam lick Austria" and free the
poor people of Austria from oppres-
sion. By joining in the strike and
forcing the government to take over
the copper mines in the Bisbee dis
trict, said Segulja, he thought the
government would get more copper
for war purposes.
Was Getting Good Wages.
The witness said that, at the tima
the strike was called by the |. w. w.
he was getting higher wages than
ever before in this country but that
he would rather work in the mines
for the government at $50 month
than for the companies at $685. a day
One of the demands presented by the
l. w w. was for a flat rate of Sc
a day for all underground miners,
instead of the sliding scale adopted
in the majority of Arizona copper
camps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
NEW MEXICO CANDY
KITCHEN FORMALLY
OPENED TO PUBLIC

The New Mexico Candy Kitchen,
204 West Central avenue, was formal
ly thrown open to the public yester-
day 1t was planned to open the
place several days ago, but q post
ponement of date was necessary on
account of the non-arrival of the
show cases. The shipment has not
shown up yet, but some old ones were
pressed into service and the doors
opened for business.
If the first days business is worth
anything as a standard of judgment,
the candy kitchen is going to be a
success, Last night in particular there
was steady stream of patrons for
several hours and a rushing business
was done. The large force of walters
and attendants were kept on the jump
waiting on the trade
This company manufactures its own
ice cream, as well as all kinds of plain
and fancy candies. An up-to-date soda
fountain has been installed and the
chairs and tables in the ice cream
parlor are of the latest designs. Ev-
erything is neat and clean. The build
ing, which was formerly occupied by
the san Jose market, has been re-
decorated and the front remodeled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

New York Physician and Medical Author.
who says: MANY a man and woman who
ought still to be young in feeling is losing
the nld-tme vim and energy that make life
worth living simply because their blood is
starving for iron, Iron is absolutely essen
tial to enable the blood to change food into
muscular nerve and brain tissue. without
iron you don't get the strength out OF your
food. Your blood becomes weak thin and
pale and as a consequence you feel irritable.
rundown and constantly worn-out
''Nnxated Iron by enriching the blood and
creating new blood cells STRENGTHENS the
nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues, aud
lelps to insti renewed energy In the VIII ,la
system whether the patient be young or old
] have used NuXated Iron widely in my own
practice in severely aggravated cases with
the most success results. / have induced
% whom have made very gratifying reports
in regard to Its great power as q health and
strength builder"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
south highlands viii go 10 the Second

south highlands will go 10 the Second
ward annex.
For the benefit of those children
who d.d not attend schoo, here last
wear, Mr. Milne announced that the
Santa Fe railway is the dividing line
north and south. West of the railway
Gold avenue is the dividing line east
end west while east OF the railway
Lead avenue separates the city for
school pu POSES. Children are re-
quested to remembe" these districts
and so to the right school the first day
Registration Of high school students
which closed Fridag evening shows
the following enrolment; Freshman
class, LOG; sophomore class, 1928;
iunior class. As. and senior class, ST.
This shows total enrolment of 333
as against $50 on the opening day last
year. Very few. Il any. pupils have
enrolled from the rural district this
year. These are expected to come in
early next week Last year rs pupils
enrolled IN the high school after the
opening day, and if the same ratio is
maintained this year the total enroll
mcnt viii be near the 500 mark.
city school officials with the two
automobile trucks for carving rural
pupils to and from the Albuquerque
high school yesterday visited the
homes south of here as far as Isleta
The routes to be followed ~ the
trucks have not as yet been mapped
out. This cannot be done until the
pupils have registered and their resi-
dence is determined
The following assignment of teach
ers was announced by superintendent
Milne yesterday:
High School-Francis McGough,
teacher of metal work,
tial--Myrtle Plant.
Library Building-Eighth grade,
Maude Rogers. principal; Mary Fris-
lie, literature; Opal McRoberts, gram
nar; Alene BiXler. history and civics;
Alice Lease, English and history;
LYDIA Sloan, special
Central Building-Sevcnth grade. J.
f. Bentley, principal; Cora Allen,
Winifred H!lliard Allene Keller.
Laurine Asselin, Ethel Parker, Belle
sweet. Gertrude Elliott.
First Ward-Mrs. c. |. Butts, prin-
cipal; Jane Ross, first grade; Leah
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
MotOrman Not Losing Any
Time

Il don't think anyone ever suffered
more from stomach trouble and bloat-
ing than | have. | had to lay off my
run more than half the time and could
get no help from prescriptions or
medicine, one of my friends advised
using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy,
which | found to be the greatest rem
edy ever put on the earth. l have not
lost a day since taking It. 1t is worth
its weight in gold. 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. For sales by Briggs
Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
How Lack of Iron
Weakens the Blood

BY Helping 10 Supply the Iron Deficiency in
the Blood Often Increases The Strength and
Endurance of Weak, Nervous, Run-DoWI
Folks In Two Weeks Time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

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To every man and woman who hacks
physical strength and energy there comes
a longing at times to possess the power
and endurance of an athlete, yet they GO
on struggling through life weak. nervous
and rundown simply because they fail to
realize that their trouble is nothing more
than lack of sufficient iron in the blood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
Will. RUIl.D BUNGALOWS
ON WEST ROMA AVENUE

Cqr' w. pe~Hners viii build three
bungalows on West Roma avenue, he
tween Eleventh street and Luna boule-
ward The lots on WHICH they will
stand--five of thcm--have been
bought already and the bmilding will
le started at once, Mr.. Pauners an
nounced. Each hons, viii have five
rooms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

DEFA II MEM UF THE INTEHIUH.
U. S, Land Office. at Santa Fe, N. M,
July 80, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
June 2, 1914, made homestead entry serial
No. 02o975, for S " N e u and N " S e Y,
Section 20. Township ON, Range sc, N M,
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof. to establish claim
TO the land above described, before U. S,
Commissioner, at Albuquerque, Bernalillo
county. N NJ, on September II, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Abram Alderete, of Escobosa, N. NJ.
Chilli, P. O.; Juan otere. of Escobosa, N.
NJ. Chilli T o.. Calletano Alderete. Of
Escobcsa, N IA chilli P. o.; Jacob valen-
ella. of Escoboss, N. NJ, Chilli p. o.
FRANCISCO DELGADO. ReEister
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

If you are not well strong you owe 1t to
yourself to make the following test: See
how long you work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Next take two
five-grain tablets Of ordinary Nuxated Iron
three times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
seen how much you have gained Numbers
Of nervous, run-down people who were ailtnE
all the while have most astonishingly in
creased their strength and endurance simply
by taking iron in the proper form. And this
after they had, in some cases, been doctorinS
for months without obtaining any benefit.
Manufacturers Note: Nuxated Iron which
is recommended above is not secret rem
edy but one which Is well known to drug
gists everywhere. Unlike the older inorganic
iron products it is easily assimiated and does
not iniure the teeth, make them black nor
upset the stomach. The manufacturers
guarantee successful and entirely satisfac-
tory results to every purchaser or they Will
refund your money. 1t is dispensed by all
good druggists
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Legal NOTICE.


Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office ut Santa Fe, n. NJ, Aug. 26, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that RemIIo
Sanchez, Of Casa saazar. N. M, who on
March 3, 1915, made II. e. Entry, No.
O230O5, for S, L. secNon "a, township
is NJ range W.. N NJ. p. meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Probate Clerk OF
Sandoval county, at Bernalillo, N. NJ on
October 20, 1919. Claimant names as wit
nesses; Daniel Gonzales, of Cabezon, N
Mex; Jose Trendad Chavez, OF Cabezon,
n. Mex; Ventura Gonzales, Of Cabezon, N.
M; Juan Sanchez, of Cabezon, N. Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO. Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31

Everything is ready for the open
ing of the city schools Tuesday morn
ing, superintendent John Milne said
last night, A full corps of teachers
have been employed and assigned,
and unless there is an overflow in some
of the grades or some of the teachers
fail to show M. there will not be a
single hitch in getting started.
All eighth grade pupils will attend
school at the library building All
seventh grade pupils. except those
living in the Second ward in the south
part of the highlands, will go to the
Central building. Pupils living in the