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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
pEsALIENTo

Aquellos que sufren de indigestion
pierden, generalmente, la esperanto
de mejorar, y Green que les es impo.
sible hallar alivio. Nadie podrfa CO.
meter mayor ~equivoco. Centenares de
personas han obtenido su curacion
permanente mediante Ell uso de las
Tabletas de Chamberlain, y pueden
ahora conner TODD 10 que apetecen,
Estas tabletas vigorizan ell estomago
y hacen que pueda f~uncionar debida-
mente. 81 no las ha usado I'd, ha-
ga la prueba en- seguida,
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Sc DIsTRiBuyEN MAS DE clNco
MIL TUEos DE vACuNA.

Ell n1mero de tubos de vacuna que
sa han distribuido por Ell Departamen-
to de ~Salubridad de EslaGo a todas
parties del Estado alcanzaron al nj
nero de $3.50 hasta Ell tempo pre-
sente. Ann continuan los pedidos
por mas vacuna, y el pueblo por todo
81 Estado comienza a yer 10 importan-
ella de vacunar a todos sus ninos y
Sal mismo tempo de cumplir con la
ley.
Ell p~rocurador General lie ha escri-
to una carta al official de salubridad
sosteniendo que, en- So opinion, la nue.
va ley de salubridsd dc Estado, requi,
re que todos los ninos de edad escolar
que es entire las edades de 5 a q anos,
deben ser vacunados. Muchos adul-
tos sin embargo, estan tomando opor-
.nnidad del entusiasmo de vacunacion
v Sc estan poniendo la vacuna
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

Luis Pacheco, de Mora, N. M, Sc
halla y~isitando a sus amigos en- esta
Don Urbano Vigil. de Espahola, n
NJ, estuvo ylsitapdo a sus hilas du
rante la semana,
El sr. II. II. Baca y esposa, partie
ron 81 l1nes para California en- IN via
ie de recreo.
Don Bias Sanchez, prominente re
publieano del condado de Mora, y,sitD
Ia capital durante Ia semana.
Los Sres. Esquibel Chaves y Deme
trio Chavez, de Galisteo, N M estu
vleron on Ia cuidad dnrante lo4 dias
de Ia fiesta.
Don Jose Madril, de Durdn. n. NJ
fue uno de los ~ylsitantes a 10 capital
y que vino a la celebration de IA lies
IA.
Don Roman Atencio y Don Tobias
Gonzales, de III R'to, N. Nj, estuyie
ron en- la ciudad con asnntos impot
tantes durante la semana,
La Sra. Estella Herrera de Monto-
va. eaposa de Don Tomas Montoya, dc
Wagon Mound, N. NJ, Sc haila de vi
sta en- la capital La Sra Montoya
vino con ell fin de particular de la gran
fiesta v al mismo tempo de visitar
a su cuhadita la Sra Vi%ctoriano Casa
dos de esta ciudad.
Ell ST. j. M. Ortiz, a~sistente direc
tor del Capital City Bank, ha accep-
tado n colocaci6n en- TERRA Amari-
LA v despues de %presentar su resig-
naci0n d la institution en- esta CAPT
tai parti6 ell lines a t0mar cargo de
SUI nuevo empleo. Ell Sr. Ortiz iva
~asompanado de su familia.
Don B. v. Garcia. de Albuquerque,
N. M, estuyo en- la capital durante Ia
semana. Ell Sr. Garcia vino a esta
con ell fin de arreglar importantes
asuntos ante el DepaTtamento del Int
rior. Antes de partir nos hizo una
a~gradahle vista. Els puesl Ell Sr. Gar
ella un viejo obfero de la compania
del ferrocarril del Santa Fe, donde
disfruta de muchos privilegios com
c~onstante y cumpiido trabajador.
WEMH -
Nuestro agente y amigo Don Nell
sendo Vigil despues de ~permanecer
DOR. algunos dias entire nosotros. re-
gresa a Espahola, a atender a su otici-
ma. Ell ST.. Vigil nos pide hagamos pu-
blico que es agente de. ~propiaedad raiz
y colctor, como tambien tiene en- su
despacho un surtido de blancos de do
cumentos, hipotecas, y poderes de abo-
gado y otros pertenecientes a la Inca.
Don Juan Gurule, de Vallecitos, N.
NJ, accompanied de su Sra. esposa Do
ma Delfinia Ghrule, vino a esta la se-
mana pasada traer a sus ninas Flo
rinda y Irene al ~convento de las her.
manas. Don Juan es un hombre pro-
minehte en- su condad0, igual que 60
"a de muchas simpatias por TODD ell
estado, prueba de clio es la reception
que recientemente lie hicier0n los pro-
minentes c~iudadanos del condado de
San Miguel, en- la visita que hizo d1as
pasados a Las Vegas
Don Ramon Garcia v Romero, antes
de esta v ahora de Alamosa, Colos
acompanado de su familia estuyieron
en- la capital visitando a parientes y
atendiendo a la celebration de Ia fies-
Ia. Ell ST.. Romero es I'm yiej0 emplea-
do de los ~talleres del d. & r. g. dom
de desempefia una colocaci0n de car
20 v responsabilidad. En- la vista
due nos hizo nos comunic6 que en-
auuellos lugares Sc ha organizado una
Sociedad de Protection Mutua de Ira
bajadores Unidos, y que haoe como
seis meses que la dicha. 60ciedad prin-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
MANUEL MARTINEZ ENcAsEzf
Ia NUEvA LoGiA De Ia
oRpEN DE Los MOOSE
ri Gobernador L~arrazoio fu6 uno de
los mlembros inlcIados en- Ia oraa-
nizaci6n ell microbes on Ia noche.

i, Manuel Martinez, Secretario de Es-
tado, encabeza la nueva logia dc la
Loyal Order OF Moose que Sc organi
70 ell microbes EN- la noche. Su tftulo
,es Dictator. Los otros oficiales cleo
tos fueron: Vice-dictador N, d.. Meyer;
Dictator dltimo, Lee Fowler; Preia-
do, J.tD sena; sargento de armas,
]. r. Lynn; secretario r. + Bacal
lTesorero, ]. B. G, Lopez: fidecomisa-
rios, j. M. Luna, Nels Field q ]. Vigil;
Euardia interior, A. Duran; guardia
exterior T. A. Baca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

Da sangre fin de Ia raza Rambouii-
let v tambien media fina de la rnza
Rambouillet Corriedale y media tina
de Ia raza Rambouillet. Lincoln
Estos son animales de marca De
alta clase y aclimatados de las blen
.'conocfdas partidas de r 8. King
brothers. dc Laramie, Wyo,
Puoden scr vistos en- Santa re Ia
Ultima cuarta parte de Octubre. Ten
ore gaisto de mostralos va sea que
compre 0 no.
M. a. GREGORY
ITeIefono sie-t Santa re, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Los HERMANos cRisTlANos Sc
pETERMlNAN EDiFIcAR UNA
cAPlLLA DE $4,000,
Tomnra el Iuqar de Ia antigua lgle-
sla de san Miguel, para que Sc con.
gregen los estudiantes.

, oIIafa g. tHH@f ~ ~ ~"
sla de San Miguel, para que Sc con.
uregen los e~studlantes.
Los Hermanos Cristianos que con
Queen eli Colegio de San Miguel, ha
ran un ~esfuerzo para edlflcaF UNI
Iglesia nneya y un salon que costa
IA $50. 900. see1n Sc dijo dlas pasados|
Dor n buena autoridad III CAPT
LA tomara ell lugar de Ia famosa lg
lesia vieja de San Miguel para tene
servicios para los estudiantes del 90
legio. La iglesin Sc preseryara GO
no un edlflcio hist6rico y siryIra CO.
mo museo
Aunque la iglesia es 81 edificio mas
antiguo de adoraci0n en- los Estado
Unidos. y probablemente en- La Anne
rica del Norte. Sc ha usaao siempre
como una canilla para los es~tudiante
del coiegio de San Miguel y SO cele
bra misa diariamente Gil Ia capilla
pues no Sc permite a los turistas en-
trar cuando Sc esta celebrando la mi
sa. Con una nueva iglesia exclu
siyamente para los hermanos Crlstia
nos y sus dicipulos, la iglesia viela
probablemente estra alberta desde ia
mahana hasta la tarde.
La raz6n principal para edificar una
iglesia nueva es que Ia vieja esta muy
peuuena. pues actualmente tienen los
hermanos az bordantes y possible VEN
gan cincuenta mas todavfa durante l9s
siguientes SETS semanas, y con ~ her.
manos este LENA todos los .asientos de
la-oa.Sllo .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

PERDiDo-Una peque1a bolsa CON
teniendo ,un Rosario y $l.7O on dine
ro, dare liberal rec0mpensa Al que IA
devuela.- Ignacita Gutierrez, 1889 Pai-
ace Ave.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

DE vENTA--vigas para vender pi'
dan information en- 102 Avenida Web
bor.-Geo. Kerkly ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
~Sle,OO0.CO Income

$40 acre. In Pontatoo county. 300
first class bottom. $50 Of which Ia In
cultivation. DO acres slope cultivated.
balance pasture n timber, IS acres In
alfalfa. all bottom. splendid Alfalfa
land. rs acres sweet clover. so acres
fenced hog-tight. weatherboarded barn,
tss5i. 4 scales; nye-room frame
residence. smoke house. garage, hem
house. shop. c%istern. two never failing
wells. wind mill. six tenant houses. on
state highway, rural delivery and
phone, This Ia a real plantation farm,
viii produce this year about SIS. 900
worth OF cotton ard corn and alfalfa.
Price Us per acre: 49, 900 will handle.
will cut farm INTO two tracts II desired
wan to change occupation. buy from
owner. V. 8. Malone. Rolf. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
Land Bargain
BARGAINS IN OKLAHOMA FARMS

BARGAINS IN OKLAHOMA FARMS
More han 10 arms In Caddo. ca
madam. Blaine. Custer. Greer and cot
ton counties. from IS 10 1000 acres;
most all Well located and improved. at
prices ranging from Sl2.50 TO $3.50 per
acre, with liberal terms on any OF ms
II desired: would accept some trads on
some: you viii have 10 hurry to get the
hest ~ these. NJ they are going every
day. Wire or phone No, ~. or come at
once Always Mt Hinton. Okla a A..
NORM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01


80 acres for $500, par, terms;
&c miles south OF Oklahoma city. join
ing Noble: n mile 10 center Of town
! and high school: this place, though
slightly rolling, In rich south Canadian
bench land. has no breaks nor canons.
h-rOo'r hose good water. barn and
outhulldings; good orchard. small pas
ture. rest all In cultivation: produced
81, 500 worth of stuff this year. II you
ara looking for good place close TO town
and school you cannot beat this. 10 see
his means TO buy t.. first come. first
served; better not write, but seq II;
anyone In Noble can show you. +,
Ttane. owner. noble. Okla
s0-ACRE farm for sale. y miles from
capital. with 60 acres I'm cultivation.
very productive: ~incIhaustivs water at
door: 5,rcOm house: a dairy and horse
barn, both rooney; smokehousc; a
double granary. two large henhouses.
storm cellar; splendid orchard: plenty
~ shade; well worth the money; all
new. j. NJ Wslbofn, Oklahoma city.
owner. II, D.
FOR SALE or trade by owner. 80 acres
land. all In cultivation. farm lmple-
ments: two mares; span OF mules. fine
opportunity for anyone desiring 10 start
farming ". Sandwich, Maple l1lt
400 F.. It'll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

FOR STEPHENS COUNTY farm and
oil leases, write, Morton-Miller In
vestmcnt Co. Duncan, Okla.
WANTED 10 buy oil royalties In Okla
homa. TEXAS and Louisiana, Federal
Reserve Producing Co. SIS Liberty
National Bank Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
Farm Bargain

50 PERCENT undo real value; good
soil; good improvements; splendid
location; sasy terms.
VAN METER CO,
III on Exchange Bldg. Walnut 1887.
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
We Will Buy

Aubyme-RanolR
American O. and Ref-Deposltors.
Concord Oil-QuRdrnngle.
Usage oil and Ref.
Harvey Crude-Narland.
Kay County Gas-National on K. {
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
Custer County
Leases
VIII Sell Subject

s?J Insurance Rlds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

COMPLETE geological survey map OF
TillmAn county, okla: structural
cross sectional. with plats and written
reports; acreage properly located: get
In right. Il. ~ Wcstmoroland. Bristol
hotel. Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
viii Buy
We Buy Liberty Bonds
si2.Gi, Insurance Bldg.

MARKET LETTER Will RE MAIL,
Eli FREE UPON REQUEST.
SEND IN STOCK DRAFT ATTACH.
! ED TO ANY RANK IN OKLAHOMA
cry.
TEXAS-OKLAHOMh Drilling and De.
velopment association stock; 200
shares for sale. Make best Offer. Boz
So. Pauls Valley. Okla.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF, hoffman
on, National on. Ssmmies OH. Tur-
man on. Globe on. Harvey Crude on,
Evergreen Mines. Depositors OH why
take less than We will pay2 A, I. Del.
bel. sos Bostmen's Bank Bldg, ~
LOuIs, No,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

For sAt.E-GroCery and meat market
In oil field town. doing fino business.
eienn stock. good building, good hN-
lures, reasonable rent This IL worth
investigating W " Butcher. go West
Ind Oklahoma Cltv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
STORE FIXTURES
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

EXcELEENT n proposition With
from 1900 10 1000 acres OF good
agricultural and grazing land one and
one half miles from town. Improve
mentl consist OF main residence with
eight large rooms and two halls. colonial
eeaign. five-room bungalow cottage, oul
houses and fences. Running waite
twelve months in the year. Attractive
proposition on long terms. Write for
price and other Information. stain.
humber OF acres desired.
SOUTHERN LAND 4 TOWNSHIP
C0MPANY..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

ron SALE-My general business At
I fovell and Columbia, okls VIII trad"
property for farm. have a fine business
al both places. For anyone wanting a
location II win pay them 10 cofne and
zee mo at once. L. r Dewitt. Lowell.
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

FOR SALE-First- class rooming houEc,
20 furnished rooms, bath. "a nitary
hvatory: all linens. bedding and all fur
niture. good business: one OF best oil
town In state OF Oklahoma: can be
bought for small sum Of 1850; part
cash. balance 10 suit X. H.. Oklnho-
man.
STOCK general merchandise. county
seat town; good farming country;
good crops this year doing good bust
ness. Selling account Of health. 81. 200
Will handle. N. b., Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

40 ACRES ~ miles OF Hennssy House;
all modern improvements; for quick
sale $4,000; 81, 1900 will handle. DIS.
OklRhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
Oklahoma Bargains
Farms That Grow
Alfalfa

At BARGAIN PRICES.
~ acres adjoining good town, n
acres fine alfalfa. good improvements
balance ready for wheat. q high
school, worth t?b. 900. our price for few
days. $4,000, y cash: $50 acres with 90
acres good bottom land, fine improve.
ments. fine water. real corn land. good
grass. 3 miles town, good high school
accommodations; this II worth Ii5 oO0.
but only I'll 900. some terms. s percent
interest money.
We have several real bargains. hut
you will have TO hurry. Come at once.
JONES CITY REALTY co,
Jonea Citv OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

- ~ e ~,
10, oncs. N. A.. Okiahoman.
TWILL sell cleaning. pressing and tailor
ing business, $500 cash: well located;
l1esse on building isS2i feet; doing
snpward Of 800 monthly; II 10 impos-
bible 10 get located here. ny location
nlone IL worth the price asked; rich
tOsase nation; rare chance for someone;
pct quick: new "a Hoffman press.
Manhattan Cleaners. Pswhuska, okla'
! RESTAURANT catering 10 frst-class
. trade only and clearing $500 per
month profit, for aalo by owner; ~, 100
cash. fine opportunity for a couple; fair
trial given to prove my claim. Real
estate men lay OF. Chas, T. Taylor.
l0s South Topeka Ave, Wichita. Kan.
FOR q business proposition IN = live
town. doing a nice business all the
time, 10 a drug store; also a garage
doing repair work and selling tho most
accessories Of any in town; parties
wanting tn retire. o Ia the time to
come TO this tow and buy what | have
20 offer you while tho price Ia right;
will answer any inquiry by phone No.
~. Wire or mail. A. p. NORM. Hinton.
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
BeCkham County
NOwata County

90 acres sec, t7-75-is for II loo; or =.
interest for ono well. Sand 500 to go
feet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

FOR sALE-boO acres: $50 acres pas
ture, go bottom. L. A. Montgom-
cry, 2i9 W. Reno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
Ross e. Thomas & Sons

n s"'-lo on Exchange
~ ,nhen. before Saturday night. wIn
lhh. sco Tor my lease on S-ocro plnce
including Fi5 lnteres, In ,ias worth 81
,uttIiutS. l. c Riley. 5ith and santa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01
@@%

~ North Harvey, Tel PRX-l
BEAUTIFUL. well improved 10 acres,
IN West 10th street: has new house:
hapn; well; soft water: good fence: fine
soil; will sell on terms: or exchange
for home In Oklahoma City. SO East
ION. Walnut 1881.
FOR SALE ny OWNER
Three bottom farms near Geary,
Okla Two wheat farm. near Stock
ridge. one near Edmond; half cash, bal.
snce time. Write 4. S. Wilcox Granite,
okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-01

FOR SALT-Fins exclusive millinery
shop In town Of 1000. good reason for
selling: no strong competition. Write
nAt once. N. A., O%kishoman-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06

Mr.. Keithly reports that IL
inches of rain fell Sunday night.
Mrs. Roy Rucker, who has
been attending the commence
ment exercises at Central Col
lege, left Tuesday for her home
in Keytesville, Mo.
Mrs. Carl Tagtbuehring and
son, Carl, Jr., and Miss Gene
We've Blee of Kansas City, ar
rived Friday morning for a visit
with relatives and friends.
George Williams was called to
Richmond Friday morning on
account of the death of his neph-
ew, Carl Williams.
Rev. and Mrs. w H. Conner of
Versailles, Mo, were over Sun
day guests of their daughter,
Mrs. G.. H. Bates
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
WORTH ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE
Much Treasure Said to Be in Spanish
Galleon That Was Sunk in
T%obermory Bay.

The news that operations are
shortly to be resumed at Tobermory
to salvage the old armada galleon
sunk in Tobcrmory bay, Scotland,
has revived much interest in the
story of her wreck and the many
subsequent searches for the ship and
its contents.
The objects now in view embrace
the raising Of the hull Of the vessel
and salyaging the gold, silver, rare
Jewels and the store of silver cruel
fixes, candlesticks, plates and cups
which formed the equipment Of the
eight priests of Rome who were tC
perform with due ceremony the cor,
onation of the duke of Parma a
the Catholic king Of England.
The news Of the resumption %
salyaging operations in the nea
ture reyives much that is rom
about the wreck Of the vessel lu
harbor Of Tobermory, where sh
went to escape the winters storr
I after the sea fight had turned int
: a disastrous flight for the "inyinc
bic" armada.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 / RIA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Tucker and
little daughter left Wednesday
evening for their home in Sedan,
Kansas, after a visit at the home
of Mrs. fuckers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Glasscock.
Mrs. A. f. James left the first
of the week for an extended Wis
it with relatives in Los Angeles,
California.
Mrs. George Wallace and lit
tie daughter, Polly, have return
ed to their home in Kansas City,
after attending the comence-
ment exercises at Central Col
lege. n,
Mrs. William NJ. Stonestreet
left Wednesday evening for her
home in Ottawa, Kansas, after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Glasscock.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
HOWL WARNINGS TO SAILORS
Megaphones Employed to Inform Ma
rlners When They Are Nearing
Points Of Danger.

The enlargement of sound is an
idea Of very recent years. Chiefly,
it i, used in two ways-to magnify
ordinary sound and to multiply the
effect Of sounds ordinarily inaudible
to the human ear.
Thus we have the "microphone,'
which enables one to distinguish the
noise made by a fly in walking. 1t
has had many practical affiliations
las, for instance, during the recent
war, when it was employed to deter
mine the distance and even the loca-
ton Of enemy guns and incidental
ly to detect enemy mining opera
tions.
For the magnifcation Of sound an
interesting contriyance, used by the
government in Long Island sound.
is an arrangement of megaphones
employed for the shouting Of warn,
ings in foggy weather. A steam en-.
CINE furnishes the power, and the ST.
megaphones of huge size attached u
it scream horribly and yociferousl.
to all points Of the compass, tellin.
mariners to keep away,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas. Shekry Risha Nasser, by
.bis certain deed of trust, dated the
15th dav of July, 1917, and recorded
in the office of the Recorder of Deeds
Gov LAFAYETTE County, Missouri, in
Book 244 at page 40 conveyed to n
undersigned Trustee the real estate
hereinafter described to secure the
navment of the promissory note IN
said deed of trust described; and
whereas default has been made IN
the payment Of said note, according
to its tenor and effect, and SAID hoCe
nv its own terms, and the terms ana
conditions of said deed Of trust Is
Iong since due and unpaid; Now,
therefore. l, the said Trustee, az tne
request of the legal holder OF saia
note, hereby give notice nat WILL
vi SATURDAY, JUNE 2Sth, 1919,
borwean the hours of nine o'clock IN
10 forenoon and five o'clock in the
]ofternoon of that day, at the Court
House door in the City OF Lexington
- LAFAYETTE County, Missouri, pro
naod TO sell and will sell at public
vendue to the hlgHSsI uluuO' -
in hand the real estate in SAID deco
Of trust described, situate in the
County of Lafayette and State of Mis-
souri,, to-wit: a
XII that part of Lot Number One
M in the Original Town of Dover
Missouri. a Y and except fifty 10
feet off of the south end and NIT
l5O) feet off Of the north end Of SAT-
Lot. for the purpose of paying tn
amount due on said note and interest
and the costs and expenses OF thu
sale.
Given under my hand this the st
day Of June, 1919.
E. N. HOPKINS.
Trustee.
June 8, 1919.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING
aviator Tells Of Reaction That Was
Worth Descent Into the Darkest
Depths Of Despair.

"When YOU have been ON patrol q
long way behind the enemy lines,
shooting up towns and camps and
railway trains like a pack Of aerial
cowboys; when, on your way home,
You have deliberately disobeyed or
ders and loafed a long way behind.
the other members Of your group in
order to watch the pretty sunset. and
as a punishment for this esthetic IN
diligence. have been overtaken by
darkness and compelled to land in
strange country, only to have your
machine immediately surrounded by
German soldiers then, having taken
the desperate resolve that they shall
not have possession Of your old bat
tle-sarred ayion as well as of your
person, when YOU are about to touch
a match to it, if the light glistens OF
a long French bayonet and you learI
that the German soldiers have beer
prisoners since the battle Of tn,
Somme, and have Just finished thei
days work at harvesting beets to b
used in making sugar for Frenc.
poilus-ah isn't it a grand an.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-06-06
REVIVAL OF MANx LANGUAGE.

The effort to revive Manx as the
common speech of the Isle of Man
is not expected by British authori-
ties to meet with success. Manxmen
are of Celtic stock, with a mixture
Of scandinavian, and their native
tongue belongs to the Goidelic group
Of Celtic languages. 1t has failed to
produce a great or extensive lltera-
ture. and it has almost entirely
ceased to be spoken, even by the
peasantry. Bible and the Book Of
Common Prayer were translated
into Manx a century and a half ago.
but it is long since church services
were conducted in the vernacular.