davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BEER STATUS NOT ALTERED.
Federal OmcfaIs Not Disturbed by
Ruling Here.

WAsHINGToN. May 2s.-Since Federal
authorities have not interefered with
production OF beer containing az per
cent. alcohol, officials here said tonight
that determination of the New York
Federal District Court to issue an in
junction against Interference would not
have any immediate practical effect in
the controversy over the legality of the
brewing OF the beverage.
The Government has commended that
beer containing one-half of l per cent
or more alcohol was forbidden, but has
not taken executive steps to stop pro-
duction. Brewers only have been
warned that II the court eventually
holds the manufacture of this beer IL
legal they will be liable to prosecution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24
Incorporate New Bank.
Special Despatch 10 TIE sur.

ALBANY. May 23.--The French Amer
lean Banking Corporation, OF New York
city, with a capital OF 100000 and a
surplus of 100000, has been authorized
by the State Bank Superintendent.
George I. Skinner. to do an interna-
tional banking business. The directors
are Daniel @. Wing. owen D. Young.
John f. Rovensky. Maurice Sylvester,
Lorenzo Semple, John p. Murray. C. F.
Abbott Goodhue. James S. Alexander.
Harry B. Thayer. Paul Fuller. Jr., +. r.
Coudert and Charles b. Samuels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24
Corey. Bill introduced.

a, ",AsHisGroN. May 2s.-At the request
s,,. Jacob S, Coxey. leader OF "Coxey's
s,a. Senator Pomerene (Ohio). Demo-
eo., To-day introduced a resolution pro-
H. an amendment to the Constitu-
,r.I ior popular votes on constitutional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24
GERMANS ASK FOR
A POOL ON SHIPS


mental principle, guaranteed also by
the prearmistice correspondence with
president Wilson, that no part of
German territory can be taken with
out self-determination through a
pieoiscite Of the people in the sections
affected. 1t is doubtful IL this is
intended to apply to Alsace-Lorraine,
except In principle, as Germany prac-
tically has acceded to its disannexa-
ton already, although 1t Is said to be
stated in rather yelled way in an
attempt to except upper Silesia from
a plebiscite on the ground that It is
an integral part Of Germany. For
such plebiscites neutral commits
sion OF Swiss, Dutch, Danes, Swedes,
Norwegians and perhaps Spaniards is
suggested.
Wants to Prove "Guilt" for War.
The question of guilt for the war,
which precipitated some heated de
bates In the cabinet, is said to have
been resolved into renewed demands
for an international inquiry by o
competent impartial court or commits
sion. Germany does not consent to
deliver up the Kaiser.
The answer contains numerous
counter-proposals on reparation and
how 1t is to be carried out. Among
other suggestions she asks for a
mixed commission on both sides.
IR the introduction to the answer
Germany announces her adherence to
President Wilson's fourteen points ae
the basis for peace and contends that
these, together with the speeches and
cited notes Of October and November,
1918, established for Germany as we'll
as for the Allies and the Associated
Governments concern In a "reichts-
basus, or legal status in a solemn
agreement accepted by both sides
which those principles, speeches and
notes constitute.
Between the lines Of the German
answer, it is said, much may be read.
1t leaves many doors open which could
lead to signing the treaty. 1t is not
Germany's last word, nor is it ex-
pected that the reply Of the Allies
and the United States will be their
ultimate decision.
Brighter Prospects Seen.
With this supposition of a further
exchange of notes, together with
other information the premature pub
LEGATION Of which might destroy the
delicate, invisible threads that are
being spun, the situation has received
q turn In the last "a hours which
an optimistic mind might construe as
holding out a brighter prospect.
1t was reiterated to-day in official
and unofficial quarters that If the
Allies reject all German efforts to
get notifications and insist upon the
signing of the original document, the
government will refuse. There are re-
ports that the Independent Socialists
expect such a move and are planning
an uprising of their followers over
the entire country against the present
government.
Both the extreme radicals and the
ultra-conservatives desire chaos; the
former because they believe Germany
must descend to hte lowest political
depths in order to break the resist
ance Of the capitalists and the bour-
geois elements before she can rise to
the political heaven of communism,
and the latter because they believe
chaos, resulting in a dictatorship,
would ripen eventually into mon
archy again.
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n DARLINGTON, May 23.-Governors of
sr states were requested to-day to
, rpolht a representative OF the business
srests OF the State to attend the in
s.i sl second Pan-American CONNER
~ Conference. to be held here June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24

ROBERT II. DAVIS. FAMOUS MAGAZINE
editor says: Broken Blossoms is
great art and d. w. Grinith q great ar
A." GEO NJ. Cohau Thestre--Adr,
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Another
Comfort

when the sun shines too
profusely is our own soft
collar. Not just soft COL
lars, these are styled to a
nicely. A varity of styles
and fabrics come in. all
sizes. 34c
Also II new shapes of our
own imported pique
broadcloth silk collars.
48c
MogyS Floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-24
They Grip
the Head

gently but frmly-for all
these hats have the pat
ented sweat bands. These
are a great aid to COM
fort in summer. They hold
to the head, keep the hat
from blowing off and pre-
vent the headaches that
come from wearing a stiff
hat in hot weather.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
HOUR OF
DAYLIGHT BEGINS
ON 3lST OF MARCH
Clocks Will BE Set Forward to
Save Another Hour Of Light
War Measure Never Repealed
Will Be Followed This Summer

TH, UHNUrUf .It.ur .au which wac
HtaHrT Ht congress I.sI trH. sou
#. I.H., uuU wII Ur Yuil. r. useful
~ com Nnu... March .IU
therefore 900 tIl.I. $3.50 ., srf rIrtI
uur huur cog rather tut IH.u after
midnight co.. March .H.H .Ir Iurt nr-
.Hl ru hll, fur .ulue, 40 flHIr ur.Hr
before rutuu, ru,s o.. vurk CO., uifUhp.
tTtlu DOL. NuuIHN morning THE hour
h,t. ..Hfrm Wf.f then "r maintained
until tn, Itat SUNDAY m uufHntr when
time u.I furu backward. uuUr more
o.. .f. Uirrf
700. Western Union telegraph Uum
IuHt which U.r HlH .IupE- u service
lu A-Ituuu,rlu, .uHr Yf ulom BOO
I-.sIU.utv. NUf tN, ri|H..t boo stores
rnd business hunr,- announces to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Ia.i WG ard T..iansui n Autbonr Nism.lr
deceased
rH Iruuif N.rmIrf vidas TiT En.f uaflr
dime Albuquerque \ ~ mentioned boz Che
WU H. ttsHutrH John AniHnuY NItWIrI
fIt tbsf HaflrdIus Albuquerque
Won arc hrrrhN Hnunrd tha' tho HiIHsrl
IHsf WIl HHI Testament ~ ANTHONY NIfwIrr
decreased Infe pt thr Count, Of hrWaIlin hua
state sf Nru Mtti.u wa produced hud rrHl
H ihr Probate tnuT of ths County ~ hrr
usHl|u state of Sow Ns,Ir0 on ihr .2ni day
uf March 1919 and tHv dry uf the proving
NJ .aId alleged lssf Mil 'Hi TO- t.,nrni Va'
thereupou nstd fuf saturday tho goth aa, aI
April A % 1919 a. in O'clock in tha fore
noon nf said dnt
Given ludfr Hy Fsnd anl ths seal ~ ttI'
tHurI tufs 2and dtF uf March A % 1910
AfEfuN MuNTuNA
INHHll County tIrra
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state N New Mariro
state Corporation Commission 81 New hskicr
CEHTITICATE or COMPARISON

state lnNUnfAhNOM NumNulMNlnu Nf NNM ManfNf
CERTIFICATE on COMPARISON
uf'i state nf Amru.a state ~ See N,a
IHH IN
70 u Hsrrb- DrIr,i thar tho aur.,,I
b. % fnI trIH anH UHurirfr tfaus.Iui NJ
CERTIFICATE ul INtptrnkt ftuN 90
Mn--NNN uAsu A HlIpEI. INt
$50 HlHN
BOOB .", ,.IuH.m.n.. thereon r. ssm. sr
ursr "" fIr end of u.Hri boz 600 HuI.s of
fHr state tHIIHTafHH trUmIH.IHH
Iu ra.uunH, WfsfrHf fhr ~'ste 'Hu4rr
"H Commission of th. nIHf. of Sew N'N
ItH uss caused ths rrr'Ihsafr fu Boz signed
nt Is che ITHHu end fHr seaI uf ,RId ,um
u|.sIuu 90 hu HfINrd Ht frr tIft uf santa
Do ur iHIs ltth iat of uar.h a u 1879
htoh " WILLIAMS
Attest 4 MORRISON ,.rrl
CERTIFICATE ~ INCORPORATION ur
Mua~'A A tANn a NilHII use
49,, fHs uuisH sned Boo url, uu f.rH 70
,HrpHTHNHu fur fhr pu1HssIn hrrrIrsfrr
stated Hud.| aud rlUIaut tu fHr ur.fIs."us
.f thaI..r go of Goo i'lf New NrE..H cod
INtafHu as amended HH Section H .f tnapfs
bod. ia Hs.rh, ,rrttr s f'I'ae'
rhe euaral, u'ms ua..maH Como a
-.ru'I lu.
THr rr. trr.I uIl,s 100 .Hr corporation .,
Iu.tirI bI Il- south Second street AIbu
YuruuHr Nrn NIti#H. f#I "a tsHH s
dr.IsHHT.d H. tHu sfitufHH H-ru. NH.uir H
chars. thereof aud uHHr whom process
sssIu.r tHr corporation waE tH served
The obls.t. Cor rbi,H ttr corporation ,
established Hr. IH Hr.H.H -lU.TII|. . fHH
business of pHHII" aHiIfIuE Hud puhIIH H.
rnuHiins fH Hudlt Tho HnHar fUl u".nri. #i
ans Individual HsrHrIHNuu. fuuHIfHUrhIU H
.1uaratIau tU ,,Hu.nu frr BOOK. and futr
.rs Of rItlss fHNU. nud NIllnsHs foo .IhW
verbal Hui WfIttru reports @.HNtrIuE HNI HudN
Hs HuufIus u rtHmiuafIHn e. Ftt H'
.Iuu.rIInr boz uH WHa.ng nuf ~ state Hn'
federal mruHut fHH report fu Install H~tst.Il'
uf ruoar.rpms auH srsutuuus tu rhr.a
Nrfifb ani confirm rtpurts nl ou ruunti
AND Hiatr ufffUIs bod off HHIH In UufHI
Into mhAr prrforn and rarry nut contract
with HrF urrsnu. Ouu ASSOCIATION nr corpora
with nny prr.Hu nrH association nr r1fnnrt
fIHu Tho corporation NAV conduct husIursI
u fht sfaf. ~ SCI" Nnt tud t.sHr Hrr
.u.IIdIuE nnN ~ br states .r trr..lr.rs u
ttr 4 niira state. cod HHH hRNu lur "r uHr0
ufnHss therein
Zoo afssoius .%HH... sHsI boz .%Hr.fr..
both Hs objects HHd p.vvrs tuf Hu .rrIH|
tuu oppression ur declaration NJ specific n
FurriHI uuwvrs ur H%HrpHsr" nfrrIu NuIIurfHfH'
,hail hr deemed lH h' "A.luflNg hu' % B
hefpnf p,prraslN ur. Jared that 900 u.Htr Itr
ml powers uo' Inconsistent faer,NItb a.
huIrhY Included
The corporation reserves ihr Tetf q
amend alter change 10 repeal any u~rlylsil
contained iu This csrtihsa'a len iha uanui
nau or hereafter pr,.sr.a.i B.. ..rIll, Z
ihe s~n,ndm,r' 90 tle ur.f.H. of H%0Hrlaf.
r0n
Tho sau.0fa'.1H f. aHfr1rIfai 'o .,ur "a,
ifal .f1TN 10 rho rRfrri Hf ffr th0usand Al
las 600 nfuI dttdHi ntH tUI IHfts NJ %
raI .aI.l .. .aH h.Htrsf N|.a fool o.
Tbs lsm.r cod pl.fsm.. ailrl., .f d
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eeee%eeee&eee%%e>e
TIE MARKETS


Vow YORK March IA ira To- au-
thuriiy announcement telling uf % de-.
cidsd increase Boz the volume ct steel
business since tho reduction of price,
bad n beneficial rifrct on tho popular
steel shnrtH duriir the morning scs-
sion c%speriull, g. = Steel and Bcth.
i,h,m Stool Better known ruppcrH.
Baldwin Locomotives. Central ioath
Ttn-AmpuUlu Petroleum Atlantic
Gull. tuIi't cigars industrial Nlcn.
hot Hrd Wilson tackinu supplement.
sd tho sHflN NHf 81 strong stocks.
Bonds Including tihcrty issues wcf,
HtsHiler
HHmnWH
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uklIIrWa tIfH DkIf March
Weather clear and wanna 600 cattle;
market steady fu sfHunu sttluE ~
COWS UIuugUf Hauut $1,000 uud oii
l.f. .fnuYI Fff Un. nre tui cute
si,eis from 81. SO 800. calves
81 600 % si- Dog fc,ists rod stuff g. 30
e. tu. packers nHuEiN Tor good
klllluE stuff.
HOGS. prospects good. top 5000.
tsu,lrs 81 stnttH goo. common miN-
"a tfs % SSH.
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la.f Wu ani Testament of Jacob -.hll,.
decreased
Tu WA s.nIH,s Pima Urlspa Ark dAush
IHf Charlotte N ~frrn rare ~ MHlnr "
4 Ntrru Abugurr4As a n daughter Nnsn
Nfman Diamond Hotel Msfr.p1Is nrrrrr
Colo iauEhtfr Simau rlhl9ss Albuquerque
n N soU and tH an who 10 mar concern
sHrfIus
Nuu HHs trrHhs ruiiftd that mo alleged
lHsf VII fHd Testament 81 Jacob ~chlnss
is.r.srH IHfs lf she tounff Of hrraahlI0 Hud
state of Nru MrNIru eas produced end rfAH
boz Pho Probate CHur 81 ffr County 20 Nrr
rHHIH state Of Nru NrrIHH un Che grad
dHt Hf Nsrfh lptu aud ihr iny OF coo uru1
IH. of lsId HIlsEsd iasf VIII and IrsiamrHI
rH. IhtuHrpau trUi tur rffurtff fHr gttI
lH1 of AUuI a 10 ptN OF 90 Cd clock BOD
thr forenoon ~ said iHF
Given uuirf W1 hand Hud thr Seal uf th''
Court th. .-ud IHs of March u 1910
NtsruW NnNruNA
|H#HIl tuuutN tIrrk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

last WIl ADD I,.fsnrui of Auhar q Han
n~rUHHtHd
Goo Edith q Is Hall Of AIbnaaer1us Nsv
MraIru nnmsd boz Ihr viii as ENrrrtrih and
Co. 80 vhn ii may concern FrnctIua
Won are hsrrhf notified that thr alleged
last Witl and Testament ~ Nrfhur % Han
decreased iHe ~ tho County OF NfrualIllp
AVID state al Neu Nr,irI was urniurrd and
rrHd in fAe Probate Cont nf far rnuutf ~
NDuHHI M. state uf AtF MerIHu aG
600 e1nd fs ~ N.rrH iAln and
iho day of tts proving lf ai alleged last
WIU a1d rs,isnent va thcrrupon fNed for
-aturdaf tio lHfh dsl of Aurl A q 1919.
a. 90 % riosl .H che forenoon N said dsr
Given tndsf ul' hand end ere Soai nf fhs
H. fsI 10 H4Un uft1
st"tHH tbatu.A
tntalI 1auuU Clara
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kln'HH Nv NO WIT0n ~ WOTH1
receipts $500 market lower. hea,ies
$3.50 ut19.Tts lights SIS 25utig 90:
pigs $500 $3.50
'attic receipts 1900. market steady
Steers t9.Nt nfig.nO. COWS and h'ifcrs
sb.s5 ttt 90. calves t1O4autif 90.
stoskors ts.as utI5ss.
sheep receipts hUuO. mH kef slow
lambs iTlua so so. ,wra fiOhuff
az 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Denver Colo. March - cattle zee
rriuts 1900 market stead, beet
steers ~ tunf SO 90; sows and hoif.
rff 81 sfl2 2ti atockrrH aud Iced.
Sit gt
iiorr receipts 5000. murkot higher.
Ton 50 90. hult So NtuffH Co.,
Sheep receipts 1000 market strHdv
FEB 20 rrufa luNsr lauhs So % r.
So 90. ewes sts f0 uti.rf
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a,ock.rS aud feeders steers $3.50
SO 20.
Sheep roreipts 20 900. killing lambs
nlly steady with Yesterday close.
bot % 90 30 CentH below TUESDAY
sheep steady lambs. q pounds o.
less fts o f40tai NJ pounds or bot
tor fiT.TbH tgo.ib: culla ttt.0off
81 70 ewes medium and good 81 .
fi5 90. ouils aud common So boz 10
gIfhU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27


st-is Cooperation Commlssicn of Yes Msnico
CERTIFICATE OF rILiHG
lrIfHd hfntrs ~ AmfUHn state Hi hrr Mfs
lH w
DO be- Usr.hs tsrtnlI ftaf fhsrt rHs UlrI
~ rrtard boz ihs on.r 10 fhr state tlrrors
zion t4mmissIun ~ fHs STATE ~ hsr NshIrH
Hr frr tHrriF lHr1h d1I HI NHrH a u
CERTIFICATE uf INCORPORATION uf
HnzzMAN. OANu 4 Htrrti. tNt
WWfNf fuNI IHs incorporated namel
boz ssiH trrtIfrsiH ~ corporation aud who
have signed tht saHr fnf thrIr sHrrs.Hr
Hud HssiguH Gro ItrfNr toe srrd tu hr from
fHiH taia uUfI u. fusrtr fourth DAP a
N,ut NInstHsu UuHirHi end rofty frHf %
Corporation hf thr rHmF and fHr ihs rrI
posse ss. forth boz a. tsrIh.st, $50
H7IIU
On r..Un.nl WH.HH.f IH. state JaIpHfa
tHH t#mm..H.Hr Hf fFr -fH.. ~ New NrkIr
fas caused th's certificate iH b., signed nf i'
chairman Hrd fHH ..HI ~ tHHI umI .HH
t Do sffssf RI tHr tfy Of -aHis b. aH ihI'
-uh dog ~ Warrh a 90 IIn
UIUU WILLIAM.
IrsHII tIhHUur
Aus uuHRf-p. yI.rs
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Erw MrxIco crNTnAL RAILWAY
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
IN Erfse, lanaarr q. 1919

No I connects a. Torssnss uith y r A
= " No. 2 from ~ rasr ard No ! from ~
east ~ SAINTS p with d a n q for Denvsr.
No e%ouneets At ksnnsdy with A r a
n Y 80 10 from Albuquerque ~ Willard
With A T y traiH far Mnnntainai.
helen ard Alhuqn~rqus e. Torrance With v
Y a \ W No Z tor sa,.sa Ross. Tueumoafl
and the east
for further inia,mAti-r communicate with
.. EEO0ENHON.
1fafnc MahaEer.
santa ~. n. NJ
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FOR SALE

$500 room. - story brick. bath.
electric lights, sidewalks.
iiighlnndn. close In.
ta.7 5O-E-room. 2-story. frame. mod.
ern. lot tnoxif2. Earuec. good
outbuildinEs. South broadway.
CloHr-iu.
sf.gO0-i-room cement block buuEa-
low. modern, hulit-ln features.
garage. West Coal Vcn
tt,20O-h-rnom brick. modern. hot
water heat. good shade.
garage, Fourth ward. close
in.
o.. e50--s.room frame. modern. com
plctsiy furnished. ulso ~ T.
room frame bungalow. modern,
with sleeping porch. also one q
room furnished house, an on
lot 1txit2. Income SIS PET
month. Third ward. closc-in
te.uo0-b-room frame. modern. close
in. Fourth ware.
A. FLEISCHER
HI.AI ESTATE. TIItI AND AtTO-
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
i1honc ga ~ sosth Fourth
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To feel strong have 5000 aprstits
aud digestion, sieep soundly and en-
JOY lie. use nurdock blood Bitters.
the family system tonic. Price ti.25.
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FOR sALE-ReaI Estate.
pAnM sNLI,.

TNiiNf TOR SAIL.
\ HAltGAfN-iG0 acre homestead on
Lilo Grande river In Las puiomas
valley. so acres river bottom. ~ acres
IN high state Of cultivation, , acres
alfalfa, with widmili aud q ii T.. gas
engine and 80 inch pump, shallow
water. 3 room house. with barns.
sheds. etc. all for $500 cash FOR
quick sale. worth 5000.
ANOTHER nAHOAiN- $50 acres In
one body, Is acres IN cultivation
with 30 acres more that can he Guilt
waited one q room adobe house and
ono ! room aduhr house on place.
two large hay barns, o. wagon rhcd.
2 work horses and two wagons. with
al farming tools 40 acres alfalfa. q
acres 2 o. ~ year old trceH In or
chard. i2 acres FOR corn or potatoes.
this 10 tho finest potato land In tho
state ON Animaa creek. Sierra couu-
~. abundant water. For Information
about those. address
SAM MATSON.
Hot Springs. n NJ.
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Herald Man to Leave
For Bisbee, Arizona

Edward HHttirs re- member 81 tho
editorial staff uf Th, Evening u,t,li
tnd The Sew Ne,icu HurJlI.t tur tby
pH.t tttr will leave tonight cor Co.
u.urtoN for uishsp AriE 20 accept t
position with the uisher Review For
aN months Mr nnttltH was yItN rdi.
Cor 81 The Hcraid and made many
friends during bic sttN lu A%lnuIuer-
100 before coming 90 Sew Mexico he
vas police reporter Cor the Times iu
Denver. Colo.
Itching piles provoke profanity hut
profanity won't remove them. Daan's
ointment Is recommended for Itch
ms. bleeding or penetrating piles. soc
At any drug store.
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APPLICATIONS Fok WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIER

HoSoRxnrT 6fscH1RaF6 SSisS.
teer wants JON Not particular.
Address. "a cnre Herald,
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FpH SALE oU HENT seven-room
house in The most healthfui part Of
city Modern sleeping porch. garage.
uutrtrr-unk finish hardwood floors.
fireplace urncr inf. 100 foot front
Two other cottages can be built ON
lot $500 down, monthly payments IS
Q percent Phone 2i0u a. a.
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Santa Fe Time Table
Cd
wnarnounp-DAfLY


80. see-Erem n ra.s.. Iiispm
Ne. Aio-frem VI Paso. 7 t0oam
No. sol connects ~ nerra With No. fis
far Clovis. fecos valley. Kansas CTR nnd
Cali eaast
No. sos connects a. nsisn With Ne. ifa
ttnrH.
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anrlnr nm rnnIIcArInn

Department OF fhn iuffUnr T. 4 Land nffrr
o. santa 70 n n March ID 1919
NO" ifi be- hereby sItrn that Jose chin
shvr Of ,1rfen New Nesitn. chose IA entry
Dlln7 faf ~ ~FA sssiinn 80 ~ NFt
Section Tr Tnvuship 90 \ uanrs 70 West.
= N q Meridian has fled nniirr ~ in.
tsntIHn tu uatr tive yrar Proof iu establish
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preached a %wonderfgul and glorious
sermon, despite the fact that the flues
were stopped up and the church at
times was full of smoke and very
cold. The Sunday school was well
attended and much interest shown in
the lesson. The evening service
was dispensed with on account of the
fuel shortage. There will be no week.
ly meetings held for the same reason
zee. Sunday was the last day that the
contest that has been on between the
women and men of the church will be
held. The Pastor has suggested that
some other method be used instead.
There is to be a dressed hog given
away on the goth of December to the
man selling the most tickets and a
pair of diamond ear screws given to
the woman selling the most tickets.
We hope that each member and friend
of the church will take a part in these
affairs and help make them a success
as we are trying to raise the money
so that we may finish the work on
our new church.