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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
DON PABLO CANALS.

Nuestro distinguido amigo don
Pablo Canals, de Lares, esfa en-
San Juan desde el sabaio.
FL sr. Canals vino fernando
parte de Ia delegation de la Casa
de Espaifa en- Lares, para asistir
a Ii Asamblea General Central
que Sc celebro el pasado do
mingo.
La estancia aquf del Sr. Canals
Sc prolongara aln unos dias, 10
que celebraran sus numerosos
amigos,
Nuestro saludo afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
LOS sOBRINOs DEL ITO SAM
EN LA ISLA

Con exito, y con dos nenos re,
bosantes, Sc la estrenado, el do
mingo y ef lunes, respectiyamente,
la obra de nnestros companeros
Perez Losada y Dfaz Caneja, en-
Catano y Bayam6n.'
En- ambos puebfos, el p1blico
aplaudi6 y rio les misnlos pasa-
les que en- San Juan, repitiendose
Ia rnmba del mano-manca y los
c,lples.
Como aquf, los afortunados in
terpretes de Ia popular revista,
recibieron repetidas oyaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
LA CENSuRA CABIEGRAFI-
CA ENTIRE LOS EsFADOs
UNIDOS' Y SUS H)SE-
STONES HA SIIp
LEvANTADAE

EI censor cahlegrafeo dc los.
Estados Unidos en- el puerto de
San Juan, anuncia cue las res
tricciones establecidas sobre la
trasmision cablegrafica durante
la guerra, entire los Estados Uni
dos y Alaska, Puerto Rico, lslas
yirgenes, Hawaii, Filipinas Y
otras posesiones en- 81 Pacifico,
quedan levantadas desde este mo-
mento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
Vicente Ballbter.

"a con la Fuller Sc pusc ! pie \
me estrech6 la mano.
Ballester .parece un hehacho.
Representa- p 0 % amos es ale
gre, ehirigotero, aninadosin esa
pompa de que gencraimef Sc re-
visten los cantantes de ORA. Ma
clio en- Valencia, yfue, SIN confe
ii5n propia, un golfillo IL en- sus
mocedades. La familiho po-
dia haeer carrera de el Eb haban-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
Una cayta del Presidcnte del Ca
siao EspaNol.

San Juan, p r. r..
~.
febref0 o 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
IA UNICA REINA

tiene nj quiere tener otra Reina
que la bella Y distinguida senori
ia OLYMPIA Montilla en- e,lya elec
s1ion, ll{'lags tonl:aelo ;l;l parta aus
nos SeeifaSlS lS6hdliia Y ciif;l ani;ssss
sssth aeaFaiAes con toslo rem
slimieiito.
En- el prograna de los festejos
de Carnayal, el Casino Espahsl,
.tiene asignados tres bales. Los
tres seran presididos por La gen
til srta. de Montills, 10 que es-
timamos como un honor u consi-
deramos como el mayor attractive
que puede brindar nuestra coope-
raci6n a la fiesta.
DE I'd. con la mas alta consi-
deracion personal,
e. s. Jimenes,
Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
Los huelguistas, en- Barcelona,
han paralizado el trafico
de los tranVlas.
Ell TOTAL DE BAJAs EsTADrs uNrDos
EN- LA GUERRA, AsC1ENDE a 1o7A44
GABLE AL IMPARCIAL.)
Via w. /. and p. TEL Co.
GABLE AL IMPARCIAL.)
Via w. I. and p. Tel. Co.
FEBRERO 25.

Y BOSTON-Woodrow Wilson ha alrbalo hoy, ea ci
Jorge Washington En-
Los ultimos dias del vaje ueron penosos para q P
sidente de la nocia del aentade de Clemencefa
El tempo se6aostr6 ademas, desfavorahle Una Is
pesa niebla ia el horzonte durante toda La travesa
Ell Presidene Sc hospedo en- el hotel Compplay Pasn,
donde INTRODUCE un anarqusta rlso llamado Andres
Rogosky
Ia polica. que halo en- poder del ext,anero una m4
cana de plomo un revolver detuvo Rcgosky por eyar
aimas prohibidas N. Sd n
NUEtA YORK En-, esta y otras cilslades han side {
ddenidos nuchlsimos extranjeros que nfunen sospes
chas.
,lucbosespanoes, tildalos de acratas la cabeza de
los cales gnra un joyen amado Grant sc encuentran
entire los sdetenidos s
MUNICH Rupretch, ex-prfncipe heredero de Bavie-
ra de los jefes mas famosOs durante la guerra ha
sdo encareIado por los esparacos acusado de haarse
compcado los sangrentos ocurrdos en- esta
ciudad los 1ltmOs das sel
MADRID-Los peri6dcos dan por segura crisis
ministerial dentro de muy breve espacio de tempo.
BARCELONA-Las autOrdades municipales inten-
reanudar la circulation de los ranvias pero los
huelguisas apedrearon los carruaJes rompiendo mu-
chas ventanlas hcieron que ell rafco quedara para
lizadO nuevamente.
BERLIN.-Ebert ha despachado tropas hacia Bavie-
ra Sc cree generalmene que dominara la reyolucl0n,
declarandOse en- favor de los soviets bayarOs.
Nuremberg Sc ha proclamado independence, Sc dice
que otras cudades la seguiran tambien.
Rena gran confusion.
WESTINGHOUSE total del ndmero de bajas SUI
frdas por los Estados Unidos urante la guerra, as
ciende 1O7444 ncuyendose esta. cifra 72OOO que
perecierOn de Intermediates.
-. - H. II
Ell snuevo emprestito de la Lbertad tendra Mgar ef;
proxmo de abr ser de cinco biiones de doiares
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
EL IMPARcIAIg.
Cindad.

Distinguido seior::
,Ha llegado a eonociiniento de
IA DIRECTIVE del Casino Espailol
de San Juan que este Centre Sc
proponfa elegir una Reina de Id
Simpatfa en- el priniero de los
bales que celebre, dentro de Ia
actual temporada de festejos. La
noticia ha causado gran sorpresa
\ Ia Junta y carece de todo fun
damento. El Casino EspahoI no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
anarqusta Andres Rogosky pero en- e hotel en- que
Sc hospeda q pesdente Wilson, en- Boston f& detenao
LAS ENTREvIsTAs DEIfEL IMPARUALnN IN

1do1l6 a su propia suerte. Enton
ces, para ganarse Ia vida, Sc dedi-
4 e5 a pintar paises de abanicos. Des-
lpues Sc establecio por su cuenta.
{ LIE Tue 'oien en- los negocios. El
taller iba en- auge. Tcnia va cinco
o seis obreros y CANADA muy bue-
mas pesetas. Mientras pintaba los
i abanicos, cantaba. por matar ell
tempo Tn d1a, los amigos 10
i convencieron de que tenia una voz
smuy bella y que debia dedicarse
\ al teatro, y Sc contrato en- una
3compan1a de opereta. Ell teatro lie
tiraba, pero aquel ambiente de la
fopereta no era el suyo. Vendio Ell
taller de abaniquerfa; Sc fue, con
Ell dinero, a Paris, estudiar, Y
ALI, una vez que consumi6 su pc
queno capital. que fue cosa de un
momento, pas6 los dias mas. negros
dc su vida.
Durante semanas entera5 mi me
mi cotidiano Sc connconfa de pan Y
de higos: Is centimos de higos y
rs de pan. 81 no hu5iera sico asi
no, haibria podido hacer sus. estr
dios. Saerificasa el est5mago en-
'oenefcio de su carrera. Ell POGO
dincro que ganaba pintando aba
! nicos y blusas 10 necesifaba para
lpagarle al professor de eseanto. Po-
lce q POGO Sc file Ievantando, Can
:. - sS tIif
fnVat6n dc francis, 81 fue Italia
y ~ hizo tlil reoertorio. 6
Despil6s, tclo march6 como una
seda. De5uto en- Pavia; canto ell
lei Lyceo, de Barcelona; en- Mejico,
len q Naaional de la Habana
+ Cantando en- el Ryalto de Nue.
! va York pronto corrio la fama de
su voz. I'm dfa 10 llamarcn del Me
/ tropolitan, '.lo probaron y 10
contrataron.
4 En- el Metropolitan, cantando
! Los Payasos, obtuvo i'm exito gran
lde, y, terminada ALI la temporada,
/ fue contratado en- la Boston Opera
4 House.
Su familia,, en- la cual figura
Jun escultor de renombrc, is perdo-
'ino sus locuras, sobre todo la dc
ilhaber a5andonado el porvenir Sc
guro del taller de abaniqueria po1
el incierto porvenir del teatro.
Puedo atestiguar que Ballestel
obtendra exito en- Puerto Ri
co. He tenido Ell honor de sci
de los primeros que 10 han ofdc
cantar aquf Posee una vez belli'
siina, acknowledgements educada J
q de una extension que la perlnite sal
var las mas peregrinas difcultades
Como Ie ocurri6 en- la Habana
Sc hara pepularfsimo en- Puerto
Rico, debido a sd sencillez, a 81
algeria, a su caracter bien distin
ito del de esos artistas de opera qus
hallan en- voz baja para q. no Sc lei
} estropee Ia yoz " que nevan el cue
llo de la americana suibido des
& pqes de la fincion.
Ballester es como Lazaro Lo
! amigos le dicen que eante y s.
, arranea por soleares. o por una jo
ia, sin haeerse de rogar.
Anoehe ibamos camino de Ca
guas en- autom6vil Y durante bue
ma parte del trayecto canto de to
do: zarzuela, operefa, cuples fran
ceses, opera. Mas de una Tez, {
chauffeur" que Sc extasiaba IS
eudhandole, estuvo punto de des
} peharnos por un riseo.
Tiene, t'eae una bella voz el bo
hemio que no comia mas que higo'
~ pan euando estudiaba en- Pa
L. D. 9.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
NEWS FROM LRASBURG

Ms EEitA Storey Eas returned
from Holyoks. Mass. where she
spent the past winter
Misses Marjorie Szars and Helen
Crawford were bone from $ johns
bury academy for Easter
TIE Pzrksr-Y0uuz c have snEag-
ed George House q Orleans % ru1
IRE board saw the coming season
The creamery association has Pur-
chased 4 truck for gathering cream
ard Curtis Hsaley has been engaged
. drive u
John Martin suffered = severe
stroke Of paralysis Friday and < n
= critical condition ~ the home q
Mr.. ard Mrs s Z Wells
Sto5tari Bates and Mr.. Co5,eiEh.
state and county road commissioners
we're IN town Monday n Tire inter
ests q the state road work
:. NJ. Sears. Z A Pike. :. A.
Field. ". r. Ei6ter. Leon Damon. H
4 FAY ard C. ". Phillips are II Bos-
to1 this week % attend the parade O
TIE 26rh Division
An error appeared n last weeks
issue II regard % CUP quota Il TIE
Victory loan stating II 70 Be $3.50
Il was $4,000 ard IrzsbUrE went
over the TOP. reaching the $1,000
marx
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Potter q Bel
lows Falls came Saturday % spend s
few days wl-h chsI- parents. Mr.. and
Mrs r Z Wills and NJ and Ms
y. y Potter. Their LITTLE daughter
PerS5s who has been staying with
Mr. ard Ms r Z Wills for several
months. returned home with them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
CIrte-ted for last week.

SerEt- Lee CowIes. Just returned
from France. : 81 home
Miss Perry % Boston i visiting
her brother. Prof Perry
Ms Sadie Cowlez has opened her
home which was closed for the win
ter
:. 8 Chandler. who has been II
for several weeks, Is able 70 be out
again
Mss Dora Gallagher. who went 70
he Fanny Allen hospital : week ago
: reported s. doing well
Charles Leonard was moved last
week from Eariw-ck hospital 70 the
home q Ms George Robbins
Mrs.. Ezzs--=-s. who was i'll a. the
home = E=- daughter II Barton :
1=--=- - she has returned home
". and Ms. Reginald Anderson
entertained friends in their home o.
Saturday evening. serving new suc-
TT Earnest Workers Le-5 8 sugar
parry in Z A D---o-'s sugar or
r-z-l Wednesday 4 good number
were present 9-E i vas very pleas
an occasion
TIE Roofs held their annual dinner
IN ire sugar camp SATURDAY. when
about - took dinner. After dinner
came many races and the uSua. good
tine vas enjoyed % all
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

Mss Grace Fairbanks. who has
been IN Burlington the past three
weeks. returned home Monday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
EVANSVILLE
tCoa-aaed from Page Onsl

tCoa--1ed from Page Onsl
Rev. Walter Cox has moved his
family lrto rhe parsonage
X. Norrsor has sold the Eddie
Grow farm - Ralph DaviEuC1-
Ms L A Drown : home from
Newport where she has been nursing
Frank GILLIAN has moved % his
farm recently purchased q Darwin
Wright.
Clarence Mcdowell Is making re
pairs O. the inside OF George Hunts
house this week
George Smith has sold his farm 20
AteIard Sczlisrs and moved into VII
usr Grzy's tenement house
Those having books from tire Sun
6ay school library please return them
this month 50 that the library may oe
put II order.
Miss ClsrnS Tracy has gone 70
Boston and vicinity % Visit friends
and relatives. expecting 20 attend the
parade q the 26th Division
David Neddow has bought ". r
:
Joe LabountyIt Is reported that Mr..
Labounty viii move his family 70
Barton village
TIE committee fer the Victory Lib
e-tv loan which opened Monday. are:
Chairman G. H Hunt. P. G. Stone OF
B-ow1i1Eton Center srd VIII Stone
Of Bloomington assistants
Ms Homer Leland. who has beer
in poor health for some time died
a. Esr home near here On Tuesday
morning. Funeral services XIII %
held from The NJ 2. church on Thurs
day afternoon az : o'clock-
The v. E Sunday school rec-zar-
7-sE SUNDAY s. follows; SCp--. 4 Z
Tracy: assistant. Ms Metric Mar
shall: orEa-5s-. Ms GLADYS Houston;
Librarian. Clarence Mcdowell; Sec .
ard Treas Ms Ns--ie Marshall; .
teacher u Ire aGu,- class. Mrs John
Marshall: teacher - the young PEG
PIES class. Rev Walter Cook: teach f.
- Of the junior class. Ms GLADYS .
Marshall: teacher q The Tiny Tots" .
Mrs. Frank Lapie--e
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
THE GREENSBOROS
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO
Donald NcLo1d : i'll with the
measles
Mrs Helen u. Richards was \
Hariwick visitor Monday
Harold Simpson was ~ home from
Hard~iek academy over Sunday.
Ms. Mabel Morse Of Greensboro
Bend visited Tie past week a. G. Y.
SinI--c,EES
Mss Grace TydzI and sister. wiz
ME. Of Norrsss,---- lie. we're IN town one
day last week.
Ms MARTA Reynolds returned O.
Monday from q visit Ct several weeks
with relatives II Lebanon, y. H
Mss Grace Fairbanks, who has
been IN Burlington the past three
weeks. returned home Monday
Word has beer received that Nj
tor Piper. who has been II France
about year, has ree-EStsi FOR SIX
months
Remember the grange meeting
Thursday evening The program VII
be IN --s nature q surprise Gene
ana see
Mss Emma ]. Lindsay. VII, has
been u Burlington for several weeks
following 81 operation, Is visiting
friends here
TIE Oldest daughter Of Royce Per
t--=. who lived here for many years.
IS Tery 10 with pneumonia AZ her
home n HarEwick-
Tza-- was an Easter sermon ard
uls5c at tire E-eza-iCral church
sunday Ms Charles F GocE-1-1
sang an appropriate sole
The subject fer the C. Z meeting
Christianity ard the TCLsrs Of
America Leader, Mrs. L 4 Per
rl1-
Mrs. Helen NJ Richards. proprietor
OF the LAkeview Boarding house, has
been engaged % Play The organ az
the Congregational church for the
next SIX months
The average crop q sugar n this
vicinity = about one ard O1e-hzlt
pounds Per tree. very few making
two pounds The price promises .
Be high. so the farmer VII have IS
much money as last year when The
crop vas larger.
Al the schools II town Nth tie ex-
ceptlol q the village schools here
opened their sessions MONDAY The
present plan : 70 open The schools
here next Monday. The decision q
the school committee came % Izts
that Mss Else Atwood cane Fr5sav
% begin school Monday.
Roy Aths-rc1 q TIE Io1s- Ns-hf-a
Gun Corps Of the 26-h D5visso7. 80
from Camp Dsvs-s laxr EezE So
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
s Z. wells Is quite III

s Z. Wells Is quite IL
Miss Nellie Peters is IL
3 T ChaEee Is working II TIE
creamery
A N Clo1Eh has been IL with grip
the past week
Johnnie Berkswitz Is spending the
week II Boston
2. h Mstczf has been on TIE sick
list the past week
Mss Jennie McAIlizter 0; Lowell Is
working for Mrs C. v. Phillips
Sexsue Hayakawz II The Honor
q HIS House" Saturday ~ the town
hall adv.
Mr.. and Ms Don Thomas have
gone 20 Troy, where he has employ
ue1t-
Miss Helen Harlow spent the past
week with her grandparents n A.
bsny.
Ms. Carl MuHsey q S. JOhnsbury
Is visiting her sister, Ms A G.
Healey-
Mss Glenn Fuller OF Orleans was
the guest OF Ms 4 3 Bailey over
Sunday.
Ms Mary King q Newport vii
be II cozu next week with the Grand
Union products
D-. Walter Hurtlsy OF Norrhfeli
vas The guest % Dr.. and Ms Z "
G2yrcr yesterday
Mrs James Dow and daughter @
Albany visited her daughter, Mrs A
2 Harlow, Sunday.
Ms Clyde Potter has been suffer
ing from blood poisoning n her hand
since coming home
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
- PAGES,

This issue contains y pages.
o-e @ the largest issues ever
published 4 12-page supple
De1- contains al the laws pass
- by the last legislature while
the regular Issue contains 10
pages OF local and general inter
est L i worth while 70 note
the variety and extent OF the
story told II the advertising col
uuns- Mems, wonen's and chill
cren's wearing apparel, eata-
bles, automobiles, washing ma
chimes, dry goods, farms, stock,
eggs, talking machines, Victory
bonds and other articles too uu-
Deruus 70 mention are all in
Guided n the list
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

spent several DAYS visiting rs par
=-S. Mr. and Ms L Z Anterior Roy
Ezs spent Is months II France and
was II some q The hard fighting He
expects % 5s discharged April sch
received three German helmets which
are % Be given those most success
III n the drive or placed II the pub
Ec buildings for display The he,-
NETS were taken over by the Amer
cans when they took possession OF
Cob.e1E and were intended By the
Ge--azs g II Ec-u when they En-
cered Paris as vietors.
GREENSBORO BEND
Rev, Bradford arrived IN -owu OF
Wednesday.
Mrs Fanny Bartlett : working for
Ms ?. B CLa-bzr,i--
Mrs Lizzie Davis began her <choo,
a. The Four Corners Monday.
J. B Lz-s5z- was IN s Johns
bury OF business wednesday
A,ca and Oscar Pa.-1 returned 70
-E=lr school II Lyndon us week
Isaac Ps-s-. v-- tzs been --=-= Il.
t-- several weeks. remains al--- he
same
Amos Ea--=-- has moved his fam
IL --.- --= Colby L1-sa l--1 -Lz
Fred A-a.- house
S----- began here Monday With --=
same teachers Ms Grace W--El-r-
a-5 Mss Mildred Ea--5a-zs-
Ms EEz-- Nz---z returned = her
home Wednesday after spending
few ls-s w--E E=- parents. ri ard
Ms D G. NcFar-1zL
Doris ard Chester BAILEY returned
% -Ez-- home IT Wc-c1-- SATURDAY.
after spending -To weeks VIII their
grandparents. NJ and Ms J. y.
Wilcox
GREENSBORO-North NeighborhOod
Mrs VII Cary vas : recsz. vizi-
-or a. Ao-risvll.s-
Ms A65ss Simmons q Stowe Us
TED a. Ned haissr's last wesk.
Ms. Geo Ph-5rook. who has ben
u tor ne past Cwo weeks. : irurov-
ing
George Rogers vas called . Dan
VIE tr--zy % tie illness q Al
uncle
Mss Grace Fairbanks, who has
been II Burlington for rxo weeks.
returned . her home Tuesday.
hoE A-Esr-o1 cane from Boston 20
spend 3 lev days with his parents.
5lt returned for TIE parade OF the
Mss Mildred Fairbanks went 70
Greensboro Bend tie first Of the week
@ begin her school after . four
weeks vacation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

Considerable material intended for
this issue, has been omitted, owing TO
the crowded condition OF our columns
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-23

Word has beer received that MI
tor Piper. who has been II France
about a year, has -es1Es-si for SIX
months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
Here Is Partial List of Holdings and Options We Now Hold

OF acres n. w. lockwood Coleman Co.
CALLAHAN-1O0 900 acres.
STRAIGHTFORWARD acres
WlCHlTA-3,000 acres (This consists Of Burkbur-
nett, Iowa Park and Electra.)
CULBERSON-5OO00 acres.
100 acres mile S. Ranger adjoining Huffman tract
100 acres, Sykes tract, Sec "a, miles X. T. Gun
sight Stephens Co.
100 acres S. f. +. Sec. 120, near Brown we'll
$40 acres II miles S. Brownwood, Brown county.
240 acres miles S. w. Gorman in Litt1efeld- Harris
tract.
100 acres adjoining Fee Well N. f. Cisco 40 acres 2
miles n. of Cisco.
Is acres | mile S. of Epler Wells west of Duke
we'll.
40 acres in P Anderson Survey, 2H miles n. F. of
Duke we'll.
700 acres miles N. of Brady in Mccullough county.
$40 acres near Lohn Mccullough county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
ERATH-2, 100 acres.
COMANCHE-40 acres.
STEPHENS-l,l50 acres
HAMILTON-2,500 acres.
EASTLAND-S25 acres.

40 acres in fee, land, lease, royalty, 5 miles West
Easland, miles south OF Fee we'll.
40 acres 3 miles from great Emma Terrell well, ~
form Norwood on structure. 400 3 miles n.
Gunsght in Stephens county.
80 acres between Duke we'll and Spc Springs in
COmanche county.
80 acres oflsettng Ray WE'LL miles N. w. of East
land.
100 acres miles n OF Easland, near three drilling
wells.
From / to 40 acres in five separate tracts,
drilling wells
100 acres 5 miles n W. Eastland II drilling wells
in miles.
"A acres | mile West Eper we'll, miles n. w. Of
Duke at Sl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18

KEEN EO-ZoOOO acres.
Ell PASO-3, 500 acres.
LAMPASAS-10O00 acres.
McCULLOUGII-S0O0 acres.
shallow field
so acres miles n w. of Breckenridge Stephens Co.
80 acres out of Sec So u miles s. w. of Good we'll.
20 acres miles E. Of this.
12O acres out of Section Is between Fee and Sanders
wells.
40 acres in Fee adjoining Brelsford tract, 90 acres
5 miles S. w. Stephenville Erath Co. | mile from
Dumas we'll with drill to start adjoining tract
In addition to these have options several tracts
at Pine Island La. Just closed deal for 1920 acres
in Brewster county, Texas, also 4SlH acres two
miles from Brady in Mccullough county Mr.
Hughes and several of Our scouts are in the field
looking for more good leases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
Fortunes Are Being Made i'm the Wealth
Producing State of Texas

tnp % nv ave. M h none is
en- F g ap con nc are kga ayd
u % m
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school which is probably the leading institution of the kind maintained bv the Federal government in the west The school has capacity for TOO pu- pills and is equipped with everything needed to train the native sons and daughters of the north for useful lives. The boys are taught every thing pertaining to manual training, carpentry and blacksmithing being specialized in. The girls are thor oughly drilled in all departments of domestic science and nursing.
 No pupils under 12 or over 21 are accepted in the school. MT. Loos will return to Juneau in from four to six weeks when he expects to have number of local native children rounded up as candidates for entering the school Rev. c. w. Hawkes.. worth, superintendent of Indian edu. cation and located here. is co-operat. ing with MT Loos in securing pupils.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-19
CASE AGAINST THE ALLEGED FISH
 PIRATES DISMISSED

The hearing of George Grigg and Joe Adamson who were accused of robbing a trap on Lynn Canal on July II was held this afternoon be- fore Commissioner Burton. When the men appeared in the court room the witnesses for the prosecution said they were not the men who com mitted the robbery and the case was dismissed
 The men were arrested in Haines several days ago on warrant tele- graphed from here the warrant hay ing been issued from the local com missioner's court.
 The men had many witnesses with them in the court room who would swear that they did not own a boat on July II and also that they weft at their homes. in Douglas on that day
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-19
JUNEAU POST OF
 AMERICAN LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED

About thirty ex-service men signi fled their desire to have post of the American Legion established in Juneau at meeting in Major H. C DeVighne's office Saturday night. All necessary work, preliminary to the establishment of post has been completed and those who are inter ested in it are waiting to receive a charter.
 Though it has not been definitely decided, the Juneau chapter will probably be named Bradford Post, in honor of Lieut. Afford J. Bradford, who was killed in France a year ago this summer while serving in the Aviation corps. Lieut.. Bradford was associated in Juneau with the Gen eral land office.