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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22

Women are divided into two classes
today. There are those who will have
nothing but georKette for their after
noon frocks and then there are those
who will have nothing whatever to do
with georgette. This latter class
choose i~ndestructible wolfe instead and
it is hard to say which class is the
most attractively gowned. There is
little difference in the cost of the two
materials. the wolfe being about as
high priced as the georgette, but there
is a great deal of difference in the
of the two. The wolfe, as
the i~ndestructible implies, will out
wea the best georgette obtainable.
But there is nothing particularly dur
able looking in its appear2nce-it u
as soft and sheer az georgetts and
makes up just as prettily,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22
Or INTEREST To WOMEN
Delegates Return From
Meeting In St. Louis

Mrs. Agnes Rex. president of the
North Dakota Federation Of Breiness
and Professional Women, returned
Last evening from st. Louis. where she
represented that organisation at q ma
tional meeting Of the business and
professional women. held in that city
last week. Miss Fern Carter, who
represented the local business WON.
ans club, returned to the city Sunday
morning.
A national organization of business
and professional women was formed
1t this meeting and the work of get
ting the organization on q running
basis. has been financed by the War
Work council of the Y. w. c. A., ac-
cording to an announcement made at
that time. q
According to Mrs. Rex. the st. Louis
meet was a fine All states in the
union except three, were represented.
Miss Gail Locklin. a lawyer of San
Francisco. was elected the first presi-
dent of the national federation, and
Miss Nina Phillips Of New York city
the executive secretary. Miss Phil
lips will probably visit North Dakota
in the course of a few months. &C.
cording to Mrs. Rex. J..
Mrs. Rex. who represented the state
Of North Dakota at the meeting, was
named one Of the vice presidents Of
the national federation. which was or
ganfzed. She is also to serve on sew.
eral national committees
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22

peace. Some even have incurred
debts and are in serious difficulties.
Another group Of '..narikin," howev.|
er, Is anticipated. 1t depends entirely
ny can meet the Allies claims for
shipping indemnity some OF the Jap
anese shipping magnates will recetvel
reparation for vessels they lost in the
var
Thirty-one Japanese vessels, tota1-,
ling 12s,417 tons. were sunk by Ger-
man submarines during the war. and
for this loss an indemnity OF $l26,.
100000 has been demanded from Ger-
many.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22
WILL ASK FUNDS
FOR BIBLE SCHOOL

Committees OF the Commercial, club
win BEGIN work next Monday coop
Grating with . cosnInittes Of the Luth-
err Bible school TO faise 10000 to DO
used In improving the school
Tho committees will canvass the
city by districts. A. @. sorll4 10 prssi-
don't Of the committee Of the CONNER
eiAl club. and NSv. A. Fryhling heads
the committee Tor tho school
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22
DEVILS LAKE NOTES

Devils Lake, N. D.. July 22.-The
will OF William Morgridge awarding
estate OF $4,000, will be probated
here, az ruled by Judge o. D. Com
stock, acting IN place Of Judge Grimm
OF the local court Saturday. in 2 YER
dict resulting from. contest nled1by
Waldo Prescott and Wallace Prescott,
OF the New England states.
In the will the former was left $1o,-
900 and the latter $1,000. but not sat
isfied with these awards the brothers
attempted to break the will. but failed.
Every indication points to the big
gest harvest Of small grain in Ram
sey county in years. Only the north
ern part Of the county has been
touched by the drouth and only a
small area has been hit by hail.
The hoppers have done only inconse-
quential damage in very isolated dis
trtcts. Rye. possibly the poorest crop
In the county, is now being cut and it
is estimated that it will average 70
per cent Of high normal.
The Methodist workers in Epworth
league and Sunday school from the
Grand Forks and Minot districts OPEN
ed their convention here this morning.
among the speaker who
will address the convention today are
Bert e. Smith, d. Dr. Of Minneapolis,
will speak in the forenoon, and
DR.. Louis F. w. Lesemann, president
Of the Chicago training school, who
Will speak in the evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-22
Peace Brings Failure !
To laps Who Grew
Rich During War

Toxic, July 21.-A number Of Jap
anese "narikin," or men who have won
great wealth in building or selling
steamers during the war, have lost
their fortunes owing to the advent of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
KtmNerefc.
Der &attenfGmger at 6ameln.

Sm Sabre 1884 lieB iid gu Sa=
meln Elm munoerlider Wann ieben.
|@r bate einen Sod bon bielforbt=
gem, brntem Sud- an, tpeBbalben er
@unting 1ou gebeiBen baben, nno
CAB ii9 fir einen &attenfanger aug,
in6em er beriprob, gegen Elm getpil=
1es @el0 Die Stoot BON aQen Wean=
fen nn6 Staten 5n befreien. Sic 8ir=
ger &pur6en nit ibm einig uno ber=
ii6erten linn einen b%eltimmten 2obn.
Ser &ottenfdnger -5og 6emno9 Elm
Bfeif6en bera11s nno pfiff; 6a fomen
uIiobalo 6ie Staten nno Man1e ous
ouen &Guiern berborgefro9en nnb
1ommelten ii9 I'M i'm berum. Mls er
nun meinte, es tp1re feline mebr 5n=
rid, ging er binaus, nno Der ga15e
@auf e foIgte linn, un6 10 fibrte er
|iie an 6ie @eier; BORT fdiir5te er iet=
ne @lei6er 1n6 trat in 6as Maier,
morouf ibm ole &iere folgten nno,
binein1tir5en6, ertranfen.
@udoem Die 8iirger aber BON 1b=
rer 8Iaqe befreit tporer, reute }te Der
berfpro9ene 2obn, un6 fte bertpetger<
ten ibn benz Manne unter aaerlei
Musfliidten, 10 6oB er 5ornig nn6 err
bttert tpegging. Mm 26. sunni, ouf
Sssobanni un6 Ha1li Sag, morgers
fritz iieben l1br> nod anoern gu g}it=
tag, eridier1 er mie6er, iett in &C.
itolt eines SSdgers, eridredli9en Mn'
geiidts, nit einem rotten mnnoerlt=
den Suit, rro 1ieB feline Pfeife IN ben
@oiien boren.
MIsbaI6 fomet1 6iesma1 nt9t Gots
ten nn6 MGule, ion6ern &i11oer> &sna=
ben nno Mdg6letn bonn pierten Sabre
an, in groBer Mn5abl gelaufen> mo-
runter o1t9 16on Die ertpa61ene So6=
ter 6es 8iirgermeilters par. Ser
gan5e @dtpurm folgte ibm nad nno
er fibrte fte binaus III einen Berg.
mo er nit ibner beri6mano. Dtes
botte Elm &inoerma6@en geieben, mel=
6es nit einem &in6 ouf oem Mrm BON
+ ern na9ge5ogen mar, oorna6 unit
febrte un6 6os @erii6t in bic @taot
brahte. Sic @ltern 1iefen baufen=
4pei]e Dor aae Gore un6 iuften nit
betriibten &er5er lire &inoer; BITE
Splitter erboben Elm idmmerli9es Sc
1drei un6 @einen. Son Stuno an
tpa1roen 8ote11 5u @aiier un6 2ono an
ale Orte berumgei9idf gu erfunoi=
qeu, OBJ man Die &inoer ODER au9 MIR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

bot I'M 11ur arf eEidebns tparte onbt,
es los al tperbe. Die &ios tpare 10
ousgeteiert, BOB ie barblie gebn fonn-
te I'M i'd ben immer 6rei oooer bier
auf ben 8ucfel iibe gebabt. sc tonne
iid oenfe, mie MIDI bas bat fuble mo-
DIE.
0as oummlte tpar au6 nod, oaB
MIDI penig1tens bnnnert EtebelS &C.
febr fen, mo mi9 gefennt ben. Sober
hat &iemarfs itptper unier Musgude
aema6t i'm ieber bot miiie tpoqe, mas
Sic MGter nit 11ns mdr, I'M mo- Mir
herfomme bette. Sd ben ie6en &C.
iaat, er ioqt NORGE email gu ben We=
6estpeiler fomme I'M Damn oeht t6 eS
1ie ber56ble; menn ie atptper 10 orig
1T I'M fer @oblergebn intereltet mare,
oenn ;mout i9 ite gang fobnbieoen-
1dieu o%nbertral1e, 6aB mer 5u e P1d=
mid gerpeie I'M bon oen Siege imtper=
rQ1ht mor6e tpGre. 9a ben 1e gela9t
I'M iuqte, i6 miiBt mobl 6rteme oooer
mebbie i6 tp6re 1a1Bt. VS. butt 1do1
felt 6rei Sag fein 9roppe mebr &C.
regnet.
Ssett m0dt i9 n11r uiiie, Oh uns
Ser Bootmann bot faQe laiie, oooer
mas 6ie Mdtter rs. Sd 6enfe sic lin
intereltet, tpos MIDI Die 2i55ie nod
unlere &eimfunft geiagt bot. SD glet.
DIE nit 6abor 5u 1prede, o1ptper 10 niel
IS fider, bob i'd fein @idnid mebr
ebrrenl9e oubn 1no uenn i4 10 alt
1pern 1pie en- Miubl, tpomit i'd ber'
bleipe SSbne Sbrn lietper
8hiIipp Snueramper r.
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Mtf Ieiner sEabrt nadl benz @eiten

<V CtUVI OWy%< *tAuJ UCAt NCCItCW
ipra9 Bra1ibent @ilion in Snbiana-
polls iber Die 8orgei6idte 6es 8elt=
frieges. u5ie merben it9 erinnern,"
iagte er tpartli6 r6ab Elm Brin5 aus
bent &auie Selterret9 in elmer Der
)Std6te Serbtens ermor6et mur6e.
5erbien tpar zines Der fleinen t&'0ntg-
reide @uropos." Ser Brin5 aus Dem
&auie 0eiterreid1 bon benz bier Die
@eoe it, mar ser 0iterrei6iibe Ebron=
folger Span5 Geroinanb. @r mar in
Seraietpo bon ierbiiden 8erf9tDorern
ermor6et, aber Seraiepo mar feline
ierbi19e @ta6t, 1pie 8rait6ent 8tlfon
bebauptet, ion6ern cine oiterrei6iihe
Sic @auptta6t 8osriens. @s lit 1ebr
bebenflid, bob Ser Brdii6ent Der Ser.
@tqoten. 6as ni9t peiB, beoenfli6
19on 6esbalb, neil oerartige untennt-
nis geogropbii9er Eatfa6en einen
iebr i6ledten @inbrnd int 2an6e uno
u1tBerbalb 6esielben ma9en muB, uno
beoenfIid go115 beionoerS, neil eS Die
Mnnabme re6tfertigt, bob &err Wil=
ion a119 int augemeinen ni4t iber Die
ge19i9tli@en un6 geograpbiiden
!&Serntni1ie berfiigt, 6ie fir cine ber-
%itdn6ige M11sfiibrung Der @oQe> in sic
bas @6idial i'm gebra@t bat, Die UNI
erldBlt6e Commissioning biloen.
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&erind}t u&e6 Gross 2iber BiQs" uno
Cure 8eidaperben tperben balb
boriiber Ieiu.

Cine 8ebanbIuns, oeren 3ped Sic Scr.
treibung Der I1ria@en bon 8linooarmz
e%nt5iinbung. @aQeniteinen, 3udertranf<
beit, @opfi9mer5en u,1b 9ronijden
&ranfbeiten Der 2eber, bes Magens unb
BET @ebdrme lit, Inn ben Patienten ga
fnrieren. Prdpariert bon fibrenben mes
bi5inii@en @pe5iaIifen mad Sabren bon
@%rfabrungen in Der Pragis. sic furie<
rem na9oem ale anbere 8eban6Iuneen
feblidlugen. Ser Same bieler 8ebnrb.
lung, Neb @roB 2iber Rtus 1T gei1ist,
tpiro in ubr f0rmieen 5ugei9rnubten Sla<
i9en, Sic 70 Piuen entbalten, berpadt.
@on 9roguilten in ct. gIoub bertauft.
Rreis 25 @ents ODER bur9 Die Bof bon
Gea 8ros & Co.. Minneapolis, Winn.,
berianot. Sic e@ten miiilen Elm rotes
auf ser S@a6teI gebrudt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

etlide geleben bate; aber Mues ner-
qebens. SIS maren I'M @an3en bunbert
6reibtg berloren. 3mei ionen, pie Ell
nige ingen, 1t9 beripatet baben nno
5mridgefommen iein, tDobon aber oas
cine Blind, 6as anbere itumm gene
fen fei, al1o bab bas blinbe ben Srt
ni9t bat 5eigen f0nnen, aber pobl
er5dblen, mie lie Dem Spielmanne &C.
folat tp1ren, 6as itumme aber Den Srt
ge1pieien, Oh es gleiG nifts gebort.
Gin &nGblein mar I'M Sem6e mitge>
laufen unb tebrte Inn, ieinen &od 81
boIen, tpo6nr9 es Dem 1ngliif emit
gange11 lit; benn a1s es 5urndfam,
iparen sic Mn6eren ibon in Ser Cru
be zines Siigels, Die nod geaetgt
1pir6, oeri6apun6en.
Die @traBe, mo6ur6 Die &inoer
5rm Eor binausgegangen iin6, bieB
nod in Ser Mite 6es Is. Sabrbun=
6erts - 1poBl 1o9 beute = Die bum
gelole - trommel-, tonloie, itiQe -
neil tein Ean5 BARN gei6eben, nod
@aitenipiel 6urfte geriibrt peroen.
ga, tpen1t cine 8ra11t nit Muitf CUR
Mir@e gebrudt miro, muBten Die
5pieIlemte iber sic @ai1e Fin itia.
fdtpeigen. Ser Berg bel Sameln,
moo Die @inoer peridhpanoen, beiRt oer
@oppenberg, mo limits uno redts 5tpei
@terne in &ren5form aufgeri6tet
tpor6en iin6. @inige iagen, Die &in=
Der tpGrer1 in cine &0ble gefiibrt tpor=
ben un6 IN 5iebenbiirgen tpieoer ber=
a"usgefommen.
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Mn6erm pertpun6erte fi6 Der Wolf
bariiber, tpte gut es Der Sun6 baben
miil1e, 6a er 10 gut beleibt un6 felt
nuslebe.
vMun" iogte ser &un6, voies
@liif fann Sir aud 5nteil perben;
fomm,, MIR einmal nit III metnes
Serrn Sous, nnb meiner Siriprade
intro es gelingen, 6aB gu es 10 gut
baben 1o1it, mie i6 ielblt."
Ser @olf 1abm oas Mnerbieten an,
un6 iie i6ritten fiirbaB,. Ga gepabr=
te Der @olf, baB ser Sun6 am Salie
gar tpenig &aare babe, nn6 fragile i'm
~@ober, lieber Sreunb, fommt es
6enn, 6aB Sir am Salie Die Saare
a11sgeben, muBt gu 6enn ettpa eine
Mrbeit perri9ten, inn Sode geben ODER
1o?"
Ser &un6 antportete: v0os gera=
De ni@t; ober bamit i6 ben Sag iber
Mtemanb b%elei6ige, bin i9 an elmer
&ette> un6 10 meit gu an meinem Sal
ie feline Soare iiebit, i6abt MIDI 6os
@alsban6." ....-. ID.
Mls Ser 8olf 6ieies b0rte, iagte
er: ~M6e, lteber Br116er un6 6reuno!
SIT 6em alio, 70 tpiu i@ bon Deiner
fetten @ii9e, sic gu 6ur6 &ne9t=
1Gaft ber6tene11 muBt, ri9ts miiien
nn6 MIDI lieber fiimmerli@, aber i'm
@enulie Der Greibeit, 6urd's 9eben
19lagen," un6 trabte 6abon.
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@ner ~anfMnftiges 6eint

8arum fommen sic 1idt nod
6em i@onen &ana6a, in cine 6euti@e
&olonie, mo quite fatbolii9e &ir6en
un6 59ulen iin6, un6 mo sic 6as
Bette 2ano nabe CUR giienbabn fir
$500 Big $500 BEN older taufen
f0nnen? &ommen Gle per10nli9 ODER
ri@ten sic iih i9riftli@ I'M ndbere
Musfunft an
@e1rrb @8rnnning,
~ Miiniter, Gust, Canada.
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9as bu1t ben budtu. 8ene6ifti11er11

9as bon Sen bDd]tu. Bene6tfttnern
in Mt. Mngel, Ore, berausgegebene
ct: Soiepb 8IoH, oeiien Musgabe am
12. Mpril 1918 freimiQig eingeiteut
m1r6e, erldeint iebt tpie6er nn6 miro
ii9erli9 in feinem groBen 2eierfrei<
ie 1pie6er a11fs @er3li6ite begruBt
1per6en als Elm mirflides 81utt 5ur
@rbouung, unterbaltung uno 8eleb=
rnng.
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@eit 11nter5eidua11ng bes @affen=
mqitan6es lit beinabe cine Miaion
MuslGn6er na9 tbrer @eimat 5uriid=
gefebrt. @enn nniere Mmerifani=
iatoren iid ni6t beeilen, men6en ite
ii9 notge6rungen 1a9 elmer an6er=
meitigen &ei9dftigung umieben milf
fen.
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Merfe 6orors: Man9er miro bon
Sir 1pegen ietnes @liids un6 Wobl=
itan6es iebr oft benedict; 1piBteit gu
aber feline umit6n6e un6 @erbGltniiie
genau> 10 tpiir6eit gu urter feinerlei
lBe6ingunq nit linn tou1hen.
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&nedtidaft 1nb freiheit.

Mnf Der StraBe %begegnete Elm Sun6
einem @olf. Sic unterbielten li6
freun6li9 NIT chamber, Ga 6a5umol
Srie6en unter ibnen berri6te. Inter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ChiCaCn Livestock


Chicago, May 26 GU. S. Bureau of
Markets, Hog receipts, 10000; fair
ly active; mostly 20 to 25 cents lower
than Saturdays average; early top
R0.55, bulk, .20@20.40s reayy-
weight, $1,000 a 20.45; medium weight,
$40. q 20.40; lightweight, $l9.75m
20.4O 4 light light, $l9.O0m20 .15;
heavy hacking sows. smooth. S19.50@
1910; packing sows, rough, $4,000
1880; pigs, @19.00.
Cattle, receipts, $4,000: early sale
of beef cattle and butcher cattle
steady; packers bidding mostly lower;
calves and feeders steady; beef steers,
medium and heavy weight, choice and
prime, $3.50 a 1925; medium and
good, $13.40m16.15; common, S11.50
q 3.65; light weight, good and
choice, $1S.S5 @16.25; common and
medium, $10.65 OLA 90; butcher cat
tie, heifers, $8.25@14.75; cows, $S.l5
dl4.50; Gamers and cutters. $1,000
S.l5; veal calves, light and handy
weight, S15.00@16.50; feeder steers,
s10.25 q l4.75; stocker steers, $500
1880.
Sheep receipts, 10000; early sales of
lambs and yearlings. fully 25 cents
higher; ewes, dull; lambs. "a pounds
down, $13.50@15.50; IS pounds up,
SlS. 90 a 1875; culls and commons.
$500 1900; springs, $17.25@19.25;
yearling wethers. 11.25613.25: ewes,
medium, good and choice; $9.75@1l:
culls and commons, $4.50D9.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-27
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. May 26.-Owing largely
10 a big decrease of the visible sup
ply total, strength supplanted weak
ness today in the corn market.$ May
touched the highest level yet this sea-
son. The close was nervous at | to
22s net advance with July $1.65ls to
$165H and September $1577s to
$1.5S. Oats gained q to a In pro-
visions the outcome varied from 10
decline TO rise of &c.
Prospects that shorts IN corn would
suffer a squeeze attracted much nb-
tice toward the last of the day in con-
nection with the shrinkage of the
visible supply, a falling off of 1,01t,-
600 bushels as compared with a week
ago. Misgivings on the part of the
shorts were emphasized by the fact
that the amount of corn IN Chicago
has been reduced to only 400, 90 bush
els. whereas two bull leaders were
alone said to have May contracta call
ing for 100000 bushels.
oats were governed chiefly by the
changes in the corn market.
Provisions although sympathizine
with hog declines went upward when
grain advanced. Stockyard houses
bought.
Closing prices:
Corn-July, $1.65B; Sept. $1.57Z.
Oats-July, 675sc; Sept 64hc.
Pork-May $500; July, $4S.92.
lard-July, $31.25; Sept, $30.7O.
Ribs-July, $2722; Sept. s26S5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-27
legal NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE.

State Of New Mexico County OF Bernalil,o
In the District Court tNo. l1i37l
Frank a, Hubhell as Trustee, and George D
Parrish, as Beneficiary Us.
Derthold Spite Trustee in Bankruptcy Of
the John NJ. Moore Realty Co.. corpora
tion, Bankrupt, John NJ. Moore Realty
CO.. John NJ Moore Jr., ct ais
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
decree of foreclosure rendered in the above
entitled cause on March II, 1919 viii, on
the seventeenth day Of June 1919, at the
hour Of ten o'clock IN the forenoon. at the
front door of the county court house Of
Bernaillo county. ~ NJ. offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash. the following real es-
tate situate in the city of Albuquerque,
Bernalllo county y. NJ, to-wlt:
a certain piece or parcel Of land situated
In the city of Albuquerque, Bernallllo
County n. M, and measuring seven hundred
south, and three hundred and flfty-two feet,
more or less from east to west, and bound
ed on the north by the land now OF formerly
OF n. T. Armijo, deceased, on the south by
the land of the Southwestern Brewery IL
Ice Co., the east by the lands of Henry
Springer, Jesusta Garcia de Kemp ct nj. on
the west by the land Of Southwestern Brew
cry & Ice Co, r. w. n. Bryan, Charles
Mausard and Albuquerque Gas Co. being
part Of the same land purchased by j. i.
SulZer by deed dated June &c, 1891. and
recorded in Book IL. page sol, Records of
Bernalillo county. New Mexico
Said sale is made to satisfy the indebt-
edness found to be due by said decree.
amounting with interest to the date Of
salel to the sum of Ssj1309, together with
all costs of suit, including costs Of adver-
tiseinent and sale
THos. X. D. MADISON.
Special Master
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-27
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 26.-Butter lower;
creamery, 50m 55c.
Eggs, unsettled, receipts $3.50
cases; firsts, ia @42l &c. ordinary
firsts, 41@42c; at mark. cases in
cluded, IL z m4212c; storage packed
firsts, 43@ 431ac; extras. lie.
Poultry, alive, steady; fowls, 33lsa.
Potatoes, unsettled, arrivals lo2
cars, old United States grade. No. 1
northern white, bulk and sacked, So 90
q 2.3O: new Florida. Spaulling Rose
No. I. jobbing, $9.50m1O.00; No. 2,
$3.50 a 500; Louisiana, 90 pounds,
sack Burkanks, No. /, 81 0Om5.40
No. Q S3nn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, May 26.-Mercantile pa
per, a @5kc; sterling 6O-day bills,
$4.61 q; commercial 6O-day bills on
Banks, $4611s; commercial 6O-flay
bills, $4.61A demand. 1864; cables,
$4.65
Time oans, strong; all dates. ~
,@5%c.
Cal money. easy: high. low. and
ruling rate, 4hc; closing bid, 4Ac;
Offered at 415c: last loan. 4hc.
Bar silver. s1.061s.
Mexican dollars, sic.
Liberty gond final prices today we're
SE's, $99.50 first AS. s95.602 second,
As, $94.76; first Al s, $95.S0; second
"a s, $500 third, 4A's, $3.50;
fourth Az s, 1852.
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FOR SALE

$4,5OO--7 room frame, bath, etc, also
Broom, modern cement block hun
galow with sleeping porch, all or
lot l0OXl42, on corner IN Highlands
CLOSE in,
$2,75O-6-room cottage, modern, sleep
ing porch. S. Broadway, close in.
$4,200-12-room 2-story brick, mod
ern, suitable for rooming house. 5.
Second street. near Coal avenue.
Sc, 500-S-room brick, modern. hot
water heat. lot 62h 142, West
Copper avenue.
s3,oO0-G-room brick, modern; For
roster avenue.
S4,S00--8-room, 2-story brick and
single dwelling. we'll arranged, fine
condition, lawn and shade trees, w.
Coal Ave.
$2,500--5-room brick. modern, good
porches, Fourth ward. near car line.
A. FLElSCHIE
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans,
III South Fourth Street
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NEW YORK METALS.

New York, May 26,-Copper, quiet;
electrolytic, spot, 16hc; June and
July, ~ iron, nominal; No. north
ern and No. l southern, $29.75; No. 2
northern and No. southern, $2G75.
lead. easy; spot, $500 a 5.25; July,
$5.10m5.30; splenter easy; spot. 500
q GO; July, $6.20mG.50.
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Kansas City Livestock,

Kansas City, Mo-, May 26 U. S.
bureau of markets. Hogs, receipts
10000; market, lower. Heaves, $20.i5
"a 20.55; lights, $19.50m 1900; pack
ing, 1880 a 5000; pigs. s14.00@1s.75.
Cattle, receipts $4,000; market low
er. Steers, $10.00@1775; heifers. 81 100
q 1925; cows, sGS0@1S5O calves.
Sill. q 14.50; stockers, $7.75@14.15.
sheep, receipts 10000; market
steady; lambs. $12.75@1425; ewes,
$500 a 1850.
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Denver IiyestOi.,.

Denver, Colo, May 26.--Cattle re-
ceipts 5000; market dull and weak.
Beef steers, $4,000 1900; cows and
heifers, $S.5O@12.25; stockers and
feeders, $10.00@ 1850; calves. sl5.50
a 1850.
Hogs. receipts 4.O00:s market Csc
lower. Top, 5000; bulk. $4,000
1915.
Sheep, receipts 800; market steady
to strong Shorn lambs. $4,000
1915: lambs, $1125QlI75, ewes.
$4,000 1900.
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PRODUCE MARKET.


kansas City Produce.
Kansa City, Mo. April 26,-Butter,
| cent lower; creamery SIC; firsts,
SOC; seconds, 4Sc; packing, 45c.
Eggs 12c, lower; firsts, 39lsc
Poultry. hens, soc; ROSTERS. lie;
broilers, IS q SOC.
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NEW YORK COTTON,

New York, May 26.-Cotton futures
closed firm; July, $3.50; October,
$31,S2; December. s31.55; January,
$31.32; March, 1915.
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Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your
rheumatism,

If you are troubled with rheuna-
tism get bottle of Chamberlain Lin
iment and use it according to The plain
printed directions. You viii he STIR
prised at the quick relief which it
affords. No internal treatmen: is
required in cases Of chronic or mus
cular rheumatism. All Nod need is TO
use this liniment freely.
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The only important peace treaty
ever negotiated by women was that
konwn as the Ladies' Peace ar
ranged by Louisa, Of Savoy and Mar
garet OF Austria, X, .54.a.