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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-11

Victory Loan Drive in Ninth District
Opens Soon.

Opens Soon.
Minneapolis, March 1.-THE open
ing gun in the Victory Liberty Loan
drive will be fired late this month, ac-
cording to announcement made by Ar
thur R. Rogers, chairman Of the Ninth
District War Loan organization. He
made the decision after conference
with his lieutenants and after receiv-
ing reports from all parts of this dis
trict.
One of the spectacular features of
the Victory Liberty Loan campaign
will be the presence of rs tanks in
this district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-11
MINOR CHANGES PROBABLE
President Opposes Radical Alterations
In League Covenant.

On Board u. 8. S. George Washing
ton, March 1.-THE impression gath.
cred bv those who have come into con-
tact with President Wilson is that the
opposition which has developed to the
League of Nations covenant has not
caused him to decide that any radical
changes are necessary. 1t Is recog-
nized that changes in phrascology and
minor particulars are possible but 1t IL
understood that President Wilson is
not looking for any fundamental al.
teration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-11
IRELAND NOT FIT SUBJECT

Former President art S9ys II Has Ne
Place at Paris,
New York, March 11.--Eormer Presi.
dent witlian H. Taft was both hissed
and cheered here when, speaking 1t
the weekly forum OF the Church Of
the Ascension, he declared that the
Irish question should not be settled
at the Peace conference.
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Suspension Of MINING Unlikely.

SSStSVSsSu " ssssssu8 SbONStys
indianapolis, March IL General
suspension of coal mining to stabilize
the industry was not regarded as prob
able at the headquarters OF the United
Mine Workers here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-11
JANE ADAMS FOR LEAGUE
Covenant VIII Protect Migratory Ia
bor, She Declares.

New York, March 11.-Hope that q
league of nations will become real
ity, because of the protection It would
give migratory labor, was oxpFessed
by Miss Jane Adams, OF Chic944 ct
q meeting here of the League or DFss
Nations association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Sity. The conditions found 70 eNisC
viii likely ron*;itut" The basis Tor On,
request by the senai" commute" ina.
m. congress pass 4. joint resolution
calling u7on ;he railroad adminiSlr"-
tjon 70 give sufficient tim" 4oT. cor
gross "a enac; legislation for IN" prop
or and safe return Of n" RAILROADS. un.
der proper governmental FeS"!a''.
measures. which doubtless "ouId NC
readily given. u.o
There can b" ltitl" DOUBT tna' 1.I"aN
who have been operating 'h"Ss p."r
,.,ics Fc- tho rcrpoSc Of war. in which
,hcv hay. received cvcry cooperation
will now cooperate in putting them III
condition for their proper return "n""
the use for which they wer" taken mas
han ccompl!sheQ.
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|H|O 'DRYS' To
WAGE FIGHT IN
j. {. COURTS


-cNIJ-MRCS ohio. Dec. Sl.--FSttc -;
tho suit brcuEh; by "wo,s' -: OH" I"
cnjoiu Gov"nor C"\ from tranSmlit'nS
- the Ohin legislature -" tc's'eSl1 TX"
hibition Amendment - n" question: ~
ratification BY In" l"gis,a:ur". IS IN 'H.,
haucS ut .IudS" Holster -; INC f'"'''''
district court nj Cincinnati.
4, the close % the hearing JudS" H"i-
lister took ~" cas- und'r aiFIS"fh'N''
IN "arly ana~unc"mnt OF his decision IS
.,>7cct,N: prohibition headquarters S2!u
to-day.
Anri-Salonn League ::;nu said ;hat *
Judge HnIiiSt"r granted Il Temporary IN
junction they would carry -" "aS' I"
$50 l>eIs-al circuit court and II necrs-
S:N> 10 ~. Supreme ""u-t. l-it!Sa'loh'
i.,,ycysr = IS no, l:k..lE I" Stop acton by
TN, Legislature, Oh ~" ratification Qu"S-
:,or. il is sa,.; - IN" rrnhih;ttn1:S>'.
'rhry Insist that All ;ha. IS n"c"sSay Is
- put csc ieE's!a:wr" in possession or
certified copies from f't"rh :t"uS" ana
senate cork ~ IN" -"SulH:ion and N"
action taken in submitting K; tn" gov
Ccnor, they say. is Simply 4 messenger
boy used 20 put tho resolution before N"
legislatures. In cas-" os his taiiNFc O.
refusal 10 submit; RI" resolution the pro-
hibitionists contend tho l"gislaurs has
1>nrnr TO -: possession -: N" acton or
congress and :" vo;" M ratification.
This point w's commended IN ;he hear
Ing b.,.crc JuGge tioillStrc md It was
contrndcd thar III" court was h"ink
nsked % do a futile hing us tn" lnlunr-
zion II gram" cd would not stop lHSiS'a-
tive action. Drys say tha; n" Legislature"
probably will rat.tT ~" a0'"n"rn"St !oiiS
before tho case - ;inaty disposed "t N
tho supreme court 81 he ln't"d states.
should il GO THAI far
Tho fact Developed today shat Jud="
Hollisar IS 4 dry ard ;ha' h" was on"
Of the sjcnc~~ II ~; advertisement in De-
half OF prohibition IN Ohio.
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ADMIRAL SIMS
tcon.irued From Page One.)

-, ,a.., ,,s,,r,,l ..~,.cr, and tao
t;Is .,..,.r. -. -, var colleges ms
,,.,i, 49,. 49, ,H',>o ,vi.n nav, xh.yu III. g
rArr ry,.. ,h,. seas =. .hH actual prac-
,ir, - s.,,,.,r.h.r atiaa;."
Exn1a.ns Navy's Needs.
'Sncr.;r,->> ....r..ls. =, ;,rp"at;us today
h!!.for7 .:r,. HONS. Naval yo:nru;;"> To
,, ~. .,.,,,'s needs =. regards
,,.,s,,~...r ru,;l = r.y,,:lncnt establish
swan, ,.,r -. t....rui:;r. II. ;n,, light ot
A,hc-.,...,.., 80; -, ;..,c., cortc-enc" urged
r.. ,r,r' ..., ..,..,f officers t,c ,,.cr.otcu
~, ,,,,r:.
IN, ,,~,,or.. recommended an
.n,en,i,u.-.., Ina, w.;,!! withdraw all ap-
,l;co,,,.. -. s,,,;c-..v N ,,,u,,in. promo
p''S'''N" .,,,-+-,H,..j rh,. 1.rr.rs
=, ,., .-oIS >. ,,.-.n;;tcL 10 select
't Co s,,,',.;,,,, =. .,,,.,.css,yt =, .,ies
;rs..ad - ,.r,t:uuirc H.. present Sys-
,.,,.,,,,. oII s,.I.,.;,ns mad, by. u
-
increased Pay.
Increased pay for the men OF. the
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TWO AGENCIES
CONTINUED From Page onc.)

ital expenditures for the railroad All
mimis,ruIion; Carl i. Gray. director al
operations OF II" railroad h"mlhi$'fa
non, ami y. A. Pal"ntlmc. s"iicitof Oh
ihn internal revenue bureau.
William Gibbs McAd"0 will remain M
his desk as railroad director until h'N'
saturday. 10 complete 4 report 81 MS
wear nr Stewardship. The appointments
Of 4 su,rr%Sur is daily expected IL i"'
White House.
/, has been generally understood that
ipr LARRY A. ,iari!"ld. VIII" "'Si&H'd rs
ru,I administering; some tim" ago. "N-
r.,.'cd t. RESUME his duties hS nr"S'-
dent 81 Williams t"ll"E" cnrIy IN IN"
,.,.,r i'm; ma announcement aS :" wl"n
Lc v;lI leave. has present "i!ir" has !r'
n..cn made. He and Chairman l'arNch
sc rho War Industries Board, an"
chairman Mrt'orm,rk Of tn" War trade
rn,rt hay, been summoned TO Europe
by The President 10 aid III work III CON
,,r.,h,r with IN" pcaC" conference.
WE,l" tn. War Industries Hoard H!S-
solved at midnigh; tonight some ~
,,s wrrl; already has h'rn ;urh"" over
:, lin dr,,Hrtnrnt IT commerce. IHt-
sNser and agriculture and more Will ~
3knn oyer lay he war trade BOARD
which VIII continu" to function for Inc
present. ;,,oo =,
Th.. boards pric"-fiXinc committee i
| * understood. Will Coni!nu" lis ""'"
/ ,u,l IT," rrlc"& fixed on certain com
mud!tirs expire hy limitation h"H' "u'!
., hat prices on steel. copper IHE'
zinc. .m"ut and other '"h''h""'''' ~
| n,rrI tonight nj midnight.
l'ud.r present plans "f III" pFicc-tN-
inv committees, existing fixed prices
''T ,.,,,,. nc r,,Iltu.s. Sand gravel
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misunderstood
fcouttnued From Page ono.)

He said his first intination of Ger
military collapse was when IN"
high command sent an order I" MN on
thc western from, q man a telephone"
wi.b an officer Of tho personnel Tn"
c,,l, troo1s in tho interior Of Germany.
rho nrinre added when tn" r"c"n,
trouble started. were replacement bat
,alions Of young. unframed men who
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CLASHES ARE
Continued from Page Oue.)

strengthen tho hands oC N" authorities.
who arc now passing through anN'"uS
days and NIGHTS.
II is extraordinary how ursn""'acGiar
are Tho street fights. several Of which
the correspondent has Witnessed. In
ono instance soldiers who refused /"
salute Tho rcd finS when j'E;icd b.. 'h'
crowd. "r"n"d fire hu' IA" rioters w"r"
unpoturh"d. merely waiting I" So" "h"
wa> killed "r wounded. Despite ini"r-
uit:cnt outbreaks. tn" customary If" is
going on and In" theatres ar" we'll pat
r"nz"d.
Many dcr?ons' in supper "f
'adnrrwsk! w"r.. ii"'d in r"s"n whcr"
the rol"s ar, in ""mrlrt" r"r;r"l.
WARSAW. Sunday. Dec "9.--Th'
! Enlsh"liki ar" advancing ne ia" German
army Of ri,ncrrI Hoffman r"'jrsS. tn
) Germans. according :" reports r'achinC
: here" freely permit tho E"i~h"Tlk! :" al
vance. whilr hl"ci;aG.ms IN" efforts "f
/ ~. Poles IT, chcrI; "a" E"I$hcTlki Thu
! Germans arc scheduled t. "VnCuat" Vii
! M. the. capital "f l.I'huan:a On January
, & hut the Poles await permission from
1 Marshal Fnch h"Eor" entering n" city
rrior "a tho German evacuation.
| Tho EnlSMcyjki ar" advancing rapidly
] toward Wilma and ar" favored by maid
! weather. Their advance guards mr." sai'!
, 10 h" orderly Wcil clothed and well
! armed They have committed u" dep
! r',datjnns nNr"If Wn"r' ih"y inject W!ih
. rcsi*taurr vt rSk"r wh"r" ~" li"lSh"-
| Wiki wcr" opposed. IN. y carried "ui MGR
J c,l"sS rraSarr"S IN" E"lShrV!Ni. Il IS
! reported ais" arr sending forces t"
occupy tn" Ealti" ports "f LihHu and
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were easily contaminated by Eo1shcviki
doctrine. 1t was his opinion. h" assert
cd. tina, this would not have happened
if an bld-tmc German officer had been
commanding.
The prince concluded his Interview
by stating that $4,000 German officers
los, their lives during The war.
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Held for Manslaughter

PEORIA. H.. Dee. %l.--A coroner
i,Iry tonight recommended that Cap
lain IT. r. Mehl and Pilot George L.
Williams of the steamer NoIumo'a.
which sank in IN" Illinois RIVER, near
here un July 5. entail'ng loss or 90
lives. hr held for manslauEhter. Noro-
ncrs' Marquis for their arrest were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
WAS RESTLESS AT NIGHT.

Sufferers from kidney trouhl" cSp"-
ricncc hackachn rh"Uma;i" pains. aches
IN Joints and muscles AMI other tortn-
Gus Affections. T.. W. k:tt. r. T. l.. =,
Rox =. Shortcrs Ala. writes: Il used
Foley Kidney Pills az ! MAS 9" r"e'-
less over night with pains IN my back
and SIDE. They did m" good and |
tr,I;hcuIiv say Foley Kidney Pills -
tho medicine for kidney trouble. Sold
everywhere
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To b. good and they arc equipped win
sr1onl;es lakcn from Austrian military
dcpntg. However. III" RuihrnianS nave
occupied lu,sk. Duhono. Soku' and los
rrI and seem bert on taking l|npcrE
before IN, peace congress meets.
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Additional Men
RAILROADS WILL:
Continued from Page one0

tivcs. and We ha"" therefor" VIII
their chairman thrt III" Furnishing
this ! ia. and information b"t"r" the
s.rnt. ccmmtit"" "n 'a:crStat" COM
ncrce a. Tho hearings now 10 Dee'H
would seen DC ihc immediate neceS-
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RIVER NEWS

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 3l:-R!rer tr'"-
grams:
Davis Island DAMS feet. falling;
rain.
Parkorshurg--lnE foet. failing; rain
Morgantown-S4 feet. falling: ram.
OIL City-@.6 feet. falling: rain.
Warren--o feet falling: cloudy.
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lion hy tho treasury department. now
..vrr 50 that holders Of Liberty Bonds
may he protected against ocihs
swindicd out of their savings.
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r Colds Cause Headaches and Pains
Nr,Sh Headaches ard EodyS Fam
CAUSED from 4 cold :,r" S""r relieved BY
ta(,nr LAXATIVE E&nMp QttNtNE
ccahl,ts. There's o0'E one Prom" Out
rnr." e ". GROVES signature on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
BLIZZARD STRIKES
KANSAS. TIES !
RAILROAD TRA

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec Cd
storm reaching the severity OF a
In many places. prevailed to.nig(
Northern Kansas 10 the Gull, al
10 reports reaching tn: local
bureau.
Railroad traffic in many pls
impaired. ;; ~
Trans-Con,inental trains on
Rock Island ID Union
DIS have, been I'll PIP in Kal
ssn Santa r sn ca & ria Il L, I'm
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\ scene in Comstock and inslnn,t s Fifth /
in three days o"s"s'I ing In"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
TEST SUITS WILL Be
BROUGHT TO Define
SCOPE Of TAX LAW
PROBABLE FOLLOWING COUNTY
BoARp'S ACTION IN STANDING
PAT ON ORIGINAL LEVY

That test siiffg wniild he inafiiiifpf
. 10 ,s
y Inns ny seope u sne laN
liking nv mills as the maximum
levy Tor county purposes and uses apl
poured 70 pc ~probapiea today follow
ing the decision OF the Santh Re
county boar 70 stand pat on its orig
maj leYX IN tne faqe q tne state TAX
commissions reduction
The probability Of the suits was
admitted at the state tax commits
sipn's offices and II was said that not
only Santa Ee but also Bernhlillo and
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
| threatens to Pick
OFF Cotton Pickers,
Picked Up ~ Deputy

Carlsbad, NOV. 11.-Carlos San MI
guel, created considerable excite,
ment In the Hafkey cotton fields
near here last week, by threatening
to shoot several Of the pickers with
a AS six shooter. Deputy Sheriff
George Baton was notified Of the
trouble and went TO the field, disarm-
ed Carlos and brought him to tbs
jails! Justice Richards after
the story and learning That
Carlos had a wife and three children,
assessed d fine Of fifty dollars for
gun toting and released him Nj.
Harley paid the fine and sent Car
los back to the cotton fields.
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ARE
CALLED TO SANTAFE
FOR TAX conference

4 .|Y|M NLL H|IN M|.|| ADLL. .I
|ASsEssoRS, cOMMlsslbNERs AM
ALSO MAYORS ASKED T0 MEET
STATE TAX COMMISSION De
CEMBERA ~
a conference OF the state tax com
mission, boards OF county commits
sipnerB and county assessors Will b
held IN Santa Fe on December II, Is
and 40. Notices OF the conference
were sent out today by the tax com
mission.
Mayors Of cities and towns alsc
were invited although the object Of
the conference isl largely TO arrive al
an equitable adjustment OF property,
real and personal, outside the munich
palities, 1t was believed advisable,
however, that the mayors attend the
conference on the last day OF the SEES.
sion-Decemher ~.
The call to assessors and county
commissioners follows:
The state tax commission has. Wis
tied twenty-three counties Of New Mex
leo during the last three months for
the purpose Of holding hearings and
meeting the county commissioners
and assessors. The result has been
very gratifying, The spirit Of friendly
extended to the tax com
mission In the various counties has
encouraged the commission to make
further efforts along this line. and
with this idea In view we now ask all
boards OF commissioners ami
assessors to a three days con-
ference at the capitol, beginning De.
cember IL. The further object OF this
conference is;
!. TO reach an agreement, If pos
sible, in the matter of classifying graz
ing lands. Under Section 4 Chapter
ll5, Session Laws Of 1918. the state
commission is given original au.
for valuing grazing land for
taxation purposes. and also the classi-
tying of the same. II being manifestly
Impossible for the commission to
by personal examination,
reasonable time the tax com
mission feel that an agreed plan Or
these lands pending their
classification Is desirable.
2. To reach an agreement, IL pos
Iible. on a more uniform and equitable
of assessment of farming lands,
10Th irrigated and dry farming, city,
and village property; both real
md personal. submerged lands Id the
Of the Rio Grande and PecDs,
n fact, a general conference OF alt
Questions pertaining to taxation. A
ull discussion Is desired on every
'hase Of assessment, for the purpose
+ arriving al a Greater harmony and
cooperation between county assessing
authorities and the state tax commits
ion, and atthe same time to try for
reate efficiency in general taxation.
It Is desired BY the tax commissioh
hat each county select one Of their
to PREPARE 4 short PAPER set
out IN full the difficulties con-
'onting them III arriving at assess
TENT OF all property at full value III
leir county. The paper should not
3 over ten minutes in length. and
hould tell concisely as possible what
h0pld be done and wherein the tax
Dmmission can aid in getting the
ronerty on the rolls. II is further del
red that a full report on recent sell
lg price Of lands and livestock, etc,
{ prepared By each assessor.
The commission will appreciate an
to this letter stating the names
: the county officers who Will attend
Yours very truly
J.. II. SAINT,
Chief Tax Commissioner,
HH A D.
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NorlcE EoR puHLlcArioM.

Department 81 the interior. .. s Land
Office at Santa Re, Al. NJ, Oct. 10,
1919.
Notice is hereby given that James
n Leese, OF Espan0la, zN. NJ, who. on
june i, 1915, made Homestead Entry
No. a023S24, HESs261 beginning at cor
No. La tufa stone marked EHES 261 on
NV face; Whence the ", s, j., N. ~.
i. Frijoles bears N. so degrees ~ min
utes Il. 5.27 chs. dist. Thence s 80 de-
grees 81 minutes wv. 30.3i chs. to cor.
No. =. Thefce N. 3 degrees IL minutes
b. $3.50 chs. to COR. No 81 Thence n.
/ degree 5 minutes r. 1886 chs to
cor. No. 4, Thence 5. 81 degrees 81
minutes u. 29.S5 chs to cor. No. 5.
Thence s. / degrees s. minutes w,
5000 chs. to cor, No. 4, the place Of
beEihhiiiE III sections ~ and "a T..
20 North. 4. 5 East, VI p Meridian,
Has filed notice of Intention ito make
Tires year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver, Santa ne, n.
OH Dec. 4, 1919
Claimant names all Witnesses Ed
fhond a. sMather. ot hickman n. Nj;
Donald Baker, OF Buchanan IN. Nj
Eleis Valdez. OF P0iauque N. NJ;
.Essquipola Jaron. OF Pojauaue N NJ
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

office at Santa NJ NJ M AT IL
1919.
Notice Il htrabp siyaa ann Aaa,f.
Montpyn, of nspafola. mi. M Whn IN
March g.. 1QlS. made IIomestead nj.
Try No. 0l79S0.
Beginnlnk al Cor! M / identIcal
with the Il section corns hat,,rnr.,
sections rs and 10 81 west bn,tndat
|or 4. II N. r. III TX. Sci 4 nine most
marked I.HES 2S7 on An MI
whence a spruce 20 inches "a aiams.
ter bears s. 10 degrees * minn3Ss
west 207 links distant rhence nertb
IS degrees p5 minutes east 1000
aEs1R chafne y nts,s,. sT ~ y $500
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
NORGE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the interior, y. s. Land
Oifice ut Santa re, n. MI Oct. 81
1919.
Notice is hereby given that Juan
Martinez, or Gaiisteo. N.5iMg Who on
1916, made Homestead Entry
No. O2546e. for S4SEHG SEMSWM,
Section Is, and NEANWA, Section
%, Township IAN Range iDEi N, M
+. Meridian, has filed notice Of inten4
ton to make three year proof to estab'
liish claim to the land above described
before United States COMMISSIONER,
ut Stanley. Santa Fe co, NJ M, on
Dee. Is, 1919,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Paubiin Gutierrez, Victor Acuna, Ri
cardo' castro, Julio Ortiz, all Of Calls.
feO, N. Al.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0s
Register.
lst Pub. Nov. 6Last Pub. Dec. 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
INDIGESTION
CAN'T STAY


t.k&ka4a4As,a 49,
Oft.0f-0fder stohia6hs feel fine at
dncel When meals a0f't lit and yoiI
hSlcl gas, acids and ifidigested food
When YOU feel ihdigesti0n pain; dumps
* distress in stoninnhI heartburn or
headache. HERB IS ihstaha relief
just as soon as you cal a tablet Oh
two or Pape's DiapaDsln Hi the dyepeb-
sta, indigestion and STOMACH distress
caused BY aeiditg VIII end These
pleasant harmless tablets of PAbes
Diabepslh always put sick Upset, acid
stomRchs iii order at once and they
cost SO little AZ drug stores
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
F0GGY?
II Bilious, Constipated Or
Headachy take
C~ascarets!


tomorrow the sun will shine TOT
YOU. Everything will seem clear,
rosy and bright Your system is fill.
ed with liver and bowel poison which
keeps your Skin salloV, Your stom-
ach upset, your head foggy. and ach-
ing Your meals are turning into
poison, gases and acids You can
not feel right. Don't. stay bilious or
Feel splendid always By
Cascarets occasionally, they
act without gripping or Inconvenience.
They never slckeil YOU like calomeb
oil or nasty, harsh pills, They
cost SO little too-Cascarets work
while you sleep \
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department OF the interior; u. S. Land
OFFICE at Santa Re, N. M, Oct 30,
1919.
Notice Is hereby given that lOrlean
"A. Orear, Of Stanley II. M, who on
Nov is, 1916, Made Homestead Entry
No. 02S56S. for Lots !, . OF NEA,
Lots 4, 2 of NWN Section 3, Town
ship II NJ, Range . z. N. M. P. Mefid-
ian, has filed notice OF intention to
make Three-Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore United States Commissioner, At
Stanley Santa ne County, New Mex
leo, On the 18TH day pf December, 1918.
Claimant names DIS witnesses:
Harry Keys, Of Stanley, N. M; Rob
ert Hobgood, OF Stanley, n. M; Roy
Gish, of Stanley N MI: Henry
Wihafis, of Stanley, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0.
Register.
tst Pub Nov. 6.
Last Pub. Dec. 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
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us Land Office At Santa he, N. MI,
Oct. II, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Julian
Amador, Of Canjilon. N. NJ, who. on
May 26th. 1911. made homestead en-
sry No Os2S39, for SEN SWA sec
ton S3, r.. 20 NJ, EN- NWA NEN
5WM section 4 Township "a NJ.
Range 4 H. N M. p. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make COM
mutation proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before
4egister and Receiver, at Santa
re, Santa Fe County, N. NJ. on
ne 2Sth day OF November, 1918.
Claiihaht names AZ Witnesses: Jose
'edro Nelasuuez, Of CanjfIon, N. MI.
ianuel NfAestas of Canjilon. N. nj:
hon p. G. Hernandez, OF Canjilon, IN.
Nsi Asgpan Francisco TrujiiE0; Of can.
iilon, NJ M.
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
First Pub. Oct. is.
last Pub. Nov. j3.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
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Department OF tne INFERIOR, n.
hand Office IA Santa Fe{ an M
Noticb is hereby given that A.
Doloritas Martinez az Iarawislo,
widow Of Juan NepomueIno lara
milo. deceased. CanjilOn AZ M, who,
IN May 27.gt91A made homestead
entry 80. 02iO8s for VIZ NV NEMi
NV Wa NEH, Section II, Township
2G North Range g East N NJ ?.
Meridian. has Tiled notice of Intention
to make three5yeaTe proof, To estab.
iish claim 10 the land ahQYe deacrip-
I'd. before United States Ebmmlasion-
e., at Park View, Rio ArTiba County,
n. NJ. Oh December 81 1918
Claimant names as Vitiieases
AaNiminio Martinez, A~leiandgo
Martinez. 81 ranjl6n. N NJ JESUS
hi. Iaieero. Pedro q. jafaihillo, 81 ll
ilito. IN. NJ.
RANGlScO DEf fAbo, register.
list Pub. Oct. 0Last Pub. Nov. II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
NOTICE FOR pUgLlcAT5oN.

department Of the interior. u. s.. Land
office at Santa re, N. M, oct. Ill,
1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Epifanio
Romero, OF Santa re, N. M, Who on
March 10, 1917, made Homestead
Entry No, 026464, for SWNNEK.
EMSWN NWASEA, Lot 6; Sec. Is.
and Lots / and i, Section
10, Township IGN, Range Sc. N. M. p.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
make three year proof ID establish
LAIN to the land above described, be-
Sore the Register and Receiver, at
santa re, N, NJ on Nov. rs, 1918.
glaimapt names as Witnesses Hi
Ario Mora, Manuel Ortiz. Eugenio
Montoya. Maximiliano Romero, all OF
santa ne, M. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
LIST Pub. Oct. 16-Last Pub. Nov. IL.