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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTEND
CLAYTON UNION EASTER
SERVICE IN A BODY

Clayton, N. M, April Z. Easter
Sunday was observed here by a union
service of the Christian and M. e.
churches at the high school audito-
rum, the Knights Templars attend
ing in a body. Special music was fur
nished by the high school Glee club
and others. An excellent sermon was
delivered by Reverend MI. Lunsford,
Of the Christian church. AT the con-
clusion OF these services. the knights
Templar, who numbered thirty-six,
and their ladies proceeded to the Ath-
letic club rooms where an elaborate
banquet was served, which was en-
joyed by all
Eminent Commander J.. w. Han
ners acted as POSTMASTER and the fol-
lowing toasts were given. Eastern
STAR" Mrs. Anna Barnhart: Scottish
Rites" Jos. Gil; blue Lodge" 70. M.
Rutledge; Royal Arch Masons,"
Judge Toombs, eThe Signifance OF
Easter" III. b. Woodward; knights
Templar," Rev. Markin. All OF the
speeches were very much enjoyed and
especially the last by Grand Worship
full Master OF the Blue Lodge, Richard
H. Hanna. or Albuquerque, who spoke
on the rRelations OF the knights Tenn
piar to the Church"
MIR. Hanna made hts official visit
TO the Blue Lodge Saturday night.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
ALL COUNTIES ANXIOUS
TO HELP SALVATION ARMY
In DRIVE FOR FUNDS

Albuquerque, April 6.-Enthusias-
tic endorsement Of financial cam
paigns for the purpose of providing
the Salvation Army in New Mexico
with funds to execute the 1920 home
service campaign, by virtually all
counties affected, is announced BY
habbi j.. Bergman Of Albuquerque
The general public is anxious to
assist IN this work, MIR, Bergman
said in speaking OF the ready re-
Spouse to the appeal made by dele
gates who attended a recent conven-
tion here. Every county repre-
scented accepted its quota Of the
ridiculously low figure Of $4,000
asked OF the state.
1.-THE advisory boards Of the army
are rapidly whipping a compact or
g~anization into shape for the pur-
pose Of raising this money. AS a.
matter OF fact our advance fights com
mittee viii have fifty per cent Of
this small sum in the banks before
the campaign opens May AZ.
"The campaign viii close May 20
but we expect to close 1t long before
that in New Mexico. Our campaign
organization is SO perfect and well
timed that we should put over this
proposal in a few days.
1The money, as the public knows
viii be used TO extend the service Of
the army to every remote section Of
our state. ANY class Of need falling
within a province covered by the
Salvation Army will be Immediately
cared for.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
ROAD
WILL COST S5O,QOO

Magdalena, N. M April 6sJ. N.
Mullen Of the forest service left to
take up trail work In the Datil nat
Ioual forest. Vie win visit Reserve
To make al estimate on the cost Of
constructing the approaches to the
bridge started by Socorro county
over the San francisco river several
years ago but which la never been
finished.
G. A. Long, district engineer will
meet with the Socorro county com
customers to secure cooperation In
constructing q road straight through
from Reserve to Luna, which VIII
shorten the distance about thirty
miles and will be Of great aid to
the travel between these two places,
which at certain times Of the year
Is very heavy. Luna, Says the
sMagdalenat News, is a thriving
agricultural and stock settlement
while at Reserve ii located u Of
the best and largest flour mills IN
The state. 1t is estimated the road
will cost about $4,000. Of this
amount the forest service has
agreed to furnish four-fifths Or $780,
600.
FROM Socorro, Mr.. Long viii go
to st. Johns, Ariz., where he viii
meet the Apache county board OF
supervisors in connection with the
Springerville- Clifton road.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
5O-MILE WIND BREAKS
MANY CLOVIS WINDOWS

Clovis. April 7. - Saturdays storm
which swept over some parts Of the
southwest caused much minor dam,
age 10 property In this vicinity. "A
wind rated at better than SO miles an
hour blew out plate glass windows IN
business blocks, and many windows
IN some OF Clovis, hest residences.
Small out houses were overturned.
fences blown down and several small
farm houses ear hers were blown
down and damaging fires started.
Many people left buildings which
were being shaken By the high winds.
fearing that they would collapse. No
rain accompanied nor followed the
wind storm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
HAVE TO BEAT THAT TO
GET I'M CLASS WITH THE
SANTA FE RIFLE CLUB

Silver City, NJ NJ, April 5-H. Ia
Oakes did some splendid shooting at
the regular shoot OF the Silver City
Rifle Club recently. according to the
Enterprise Cakes made a score Of
90. shooting a % at rs yards. The reg
ulation target for that range has a p
inch balls eye inside Of which are
four smaller divisions. the smallest
being One-half inch In diameter. All
,of the 10 bullets landed IN the black
bulls eye but to make 30 one shot had
TO be IN the half-inch circle for every
one that was In the inch and a half
circle. TO state Il another way the
average distance Of the ten shots
from the exact center Of the target was
less than an inch. This score Is q rec
ord for the present season although
some very fine shooting has been
done By several Of the club members
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
DEMURRERS F|LEDIN
RED BLUFF RESERVOIR
SITE CONTROVERSY

Demurrers have been filed III the
office Of the state engineer by q @.
Thorpe through his agent, A. s..
Kirkpatrick Id the case OF protests
against granting a permit for the
Red Bluff reservoir.
In the case Of the protest by the
Pecos Valley water Users associAI
tion Of Texas, it is held that their
protest Is Illegal. there being no pro-
vision In law, equity, or the rules
and regulations or the state engineer
OF New Mexico for filing protests by
water users in Texas. 1T Is held that
the application does not concern the
Texas water users. The proposed
reservoir Is in New Mexico. the
power plant likewise, and the water
is returned to the river In New Mex
leo. In the opinion Of the applicant
Texas is mixing In where 1t has
absolutely no business to come.
IN the case OF the protests of
Pecos Water Users association Of
Carlsbad, the Pecos Irrigation Co. OF
Carlsbad, and Edna Harr0un, admin
istratrix, objection is raised that the
reservoir being below their projects
they have no cause to protest. Their
water rights will be fully protected
by the state engineer. Nor is it
proposed to attempt to obtain rights
TO water already appropriated.
In the case Of the protest Of r. a.,
Ezell, who at one time was granted
a permit for the Red Bluff reservoir,
It is held that his rights have long
since lapsed. He was granted ex-
tensions Of time as far as the law
permitted. When it appeared Mn,
Ezell was unable to construct the
reservoir. his rights naturally lapsed.
Mr.. Ezell did no work and has no
rights in the premises.
IN the case or the protest Of John
G. Queen, 1t is claimed that he has
acquired no right to prior use OF
water and it Is therefore improper
for Mr.. Queen to make a protest.
The state engineer viii give the
case careful study before he takes
any further action in the case. The
matter has attracted general atten-
ton in the Pecos valley both In New
exMico and Texas. Mr.. Thorpe pro-
poses to build this reservoir and
construct a power plant.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
DIES MONIES MAN
INSTANTLY KILLED WHILE
UNLOADING GRAVEL CAR

Des Moines, N. M, April 6.-J M.
Morrow, for many years q respected
citizen Of this section, was instantly
killed while experimenting the unload
ing OF Al car Of gravel in Texas. MT.
Morrow was for a number Of years
a section foreman on the @. & ST.
serving at Des Moines, Folsom and
other points on the line. About a
year ago he was promoted to road
master OF a division out Of Fort Worth
and was holding that position at the
time of his death.
In unloading the car OF gravel it
was done by means of a lever and
the lever failed to work right, swing
ing back and striking MI. Morrow on
the head and killing him instantly
The remains were shipped to Des
.Moines, and the funeral services were
conducted from the Baptist church
under auspices Of the Masonic order,
linterment being made at the Des
lMoines cemetery. IN
M N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
OLD RESIDENT DEAD IN
BED TWO DAYS BEFORE
BODY IS DISCOVERED

Ration. 4 ~ April c~1nhn little.
cue of The oif4ime residents 81 Col.
FAX cpnnsg. AIRED 70 gees Wa foand
dead In us hca % taH lhKentauEh
ranch d the aseafsafaf raaniffs
rear co.mor - Sheriff Abt Hlrea
hAarh Mho had Eea4 dnHN a lhe
rsurh en ene ~ Ms fxeqseaf Ylass5.
fElGfa a. Enna4ed - hf
rearh. eat na9 saaa - Ne b9sse
Apesfe1s18 h4 A48 e4fasna a Ais
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
STATE COLLEGE ABAkD0N
BASEBALL FOR SEASON:
TRACK WORK TO co on

La crses4 ASH 1~AheF 3 ale
eanstam ~ over gtfet hqaFe laas NJ
asY anefntaa. ~ AfAlefIf Nafd -
ue state c1kSse fe9es a naNaff
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f ne Massa y tHe ~ aet e
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4E nksfteF 4 HAt kA4s
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= r.as tefN1 Hs1e9 VA a
= fgt = ~ ntf as a. FI
- HaM NgI
Ms fza tt4 N
~ E m faff wa 49,
.rsI $685.
g. atf al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
DAYS SPORT
AT STANLEY APRIL 10

stanley n. ~. april s-The racing
committee Of Stanley has arranged %
hold a series 81 races and outdoor en-
teFfainmeuls, 81 slauiey. There VIII
hs 4 specially fine days sport given on
saturdny. Aprii 70. 70 commences with
the horse racing ~ 1850 O'Clock Al
icest tive celebrated fast horeea. With
Eo1d bnfkirFa VIII run There VIII
be 4 hfoaco bnatinG nxhlbitipe. which
viii b one OF tie best - Sc kind 81
every way TheFe VIII D. fouf races
ard al f09n1a 81 epieftainmenk ard
d Eood days Sport q xaafenleed %
every one
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
PRINCE HONORED
BY new YORK SOLONS
AT ALBANY RECENTLY.

The Flushing New York; Times.
says:
Hon. Il Bradford Prince, Of Santa
'Fe, N. d., former governor or New
Mexico, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day Ok this week I'M Albany, repisiting
the scenes Of bis legislative activity
many years ago, when he represented
this district for five successive terms
In the Assembly ffrom 1871 to I875l,
and afterwards ID the Senate.
In each house, BY special resolution.
he was invited to the privileges Of the
floor. He found no less than four gem
ators representing the old First dis
trict, which consisted Of Queens. SUI.
folk and Richmond (IncIuding. Of
course, Naseaul, which be repre-
scented Ia 1876 and 1877.
The Flushing Journal says: For
Governor n Bradford Prince was
given the privilege OF the floor. In
both the senate and the assembly on
his visit 10 Albany this week, "a 70
ferrad Id the Journal onlAionday. The
Governor returned to Albany after an
absence Of nearly forty years, since
he served a. q senator and aasemby-
man.
The first person to greet Governor
Prince By bis old title OF senator waa
the registry clerk Al the Ten Eyck
hotel. who explained that he had been
a page boy II the senate when the
GoreFnor Was IN that body.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
TUCUMCARI MASS MEETING
NOMINATES CITY TICKET

Tucumcari, N. M. April GA mass
meeting was held at the court house
and the following ticket was nomi-
mated:
Mayor James L. Briscoe.
Clerk, Clyde Burlington.
Treasurer, Harold Aull.
Councilman, first ward, Dan Romero.
Second ward, VIM. Nicol.
Third ward. Eugene Gordon.
Fourth ward, r. A. Wayne.
The meeting was called to order by
w A. Dodson and nominations called
for for chairman. X. A. Dodson was
selected. Dan Romero was chosen as
secretary and Antonio Lucero as IN.
terpreter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

- ARA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
"a TRUE Bills BY
FEDERAL GRAND Jury
ALLEGED MOONSHNERS
AND BANKER INCLUDED

Twenty-four true indictments were
returned today by the United States
grand jury-the work Of the first
two days Of the term. The grand
Jury will continue until the end 81
the week. at least. United States
Attorney Summers Burknart hopes
that 1t will finish by Saturday night,
but it will take fast work, as there
still remain probably so cases booked
for investigation.
Among the indictments are n
against John Herboth, well known
citizen Of Albuquerque and William
Reif, also Of Albuquerque, who are
charged with operating Illicit stills,
and one against r.. M. Hutchinson,
former teller Of the state National
bank OF Albuquerque, charged with
embezzlemena Of about $l,s00. The
United States grand Jury at Albu-
Querque Indicted Hutchinson y the
indictment waa found insufficient.
Others indicted and charges
against them follow.
Balbino Reyes, violation Of nation
al prohibition act and bringing liquor
within five miles OF q military post.
Tom Shaw, smuggling liquor into
United States within fives miles Of
military post.
jose Lopez. smuggling liquor and
bringing liquor within five miles or
military post.
Juan Gonzales, smuggling liquor,
Francisco Mireles, smuggling liquor
and bringing liquor within five miles
of a military post.
Minnie Cox, buying government
catarino Martinez, white slave
traffic.
Lorenzo Garcia, burglarizing post Of
flee.
Chester A. Nichols and Jean Spen-
core, white slave traffic.
Landon ParnelI and Kenneth Goeh-
ringer, destroying railroad property.
James w. Wright, violation Of pro
hibition act.
Wilbur Parker and Grace Hender-
son, transporting stolen automobile in
interstate commerce..
d. e. Chapman, violation Of national
prohibition act.
Wilbur Parker and Grace Hender-
sen, violation OF White Slave act.
John Il. Bartlett and Marshall q.
Bartlett, operating Illicit stiIl.
Albert Handy. smuggling liquor and
violation Of, national prohibition act.
James Arthur Holt, smuggling liq
Hor ahd violation OF national prohibi
ton act.
Jose Arvize, smuggling liquor and
bringing liquor within five miles Of
military post.
Rose Blackwell, violation Of ma
tional prohibition act.
5000 SUIT DISMISSED
BY PLAINTIFFS At coat
The case OF Nj. and MRS. 8 r.
G~arretson against the Maxwell Irrf-
gated Land company, and the Max
we'll Ditch and Reservoir comnny.
trial Of which was begun Tuesday.
was dismissed by the plaintiffs at
their own cost They sued for
$4,000 for alleged failure 10 supply
water.
Four men pleaded guilty before
Judge Colin Neblett to prohibition
act violations and were fined $40
each and costs They are Modesto
Pasquai. John Burgo. Martin Payel
Itch and Jack Payelitcb.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
When you 6pt


A lev tablets % ~Pape's DiaDep.
sin bring relief almost as soon az
thoy reach the stomach.
"Pape'a Diapopsiur BY neutrallz
ing TIE neidity Of the storach. In
ftantly relieves the food sourine
and fermentation which causes tbs
mi9ery.making gnsea. heartburn.
flatuleuce. fuHness. Or pain IN stom.
ach and fnlestinea,
ePape's Dihpepein" helps regulate
disordered stomachs SO faTorite
foods can b esteu without causing
distress Costs 70 iittle a. dnsa
aloEea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
PARADES, AIRPLANE, JAZZ
BAND, STREET SHOWS IN
AMERICAN LEGION CARNIVAL

Roswell. April 6.-The De Bremond
Post Of the American Legion win
state q monster spring carnival N this
city Oh May 3, 6. 4 ard s The slogan
during the carnival yin BE- Help Us
10 Build 4 Home" The Legion plans
the erection 81 . home and club house
soon, and this le u Of the means %
raise the mouey.
Tho committees on arrangements q
Roland w Oliver, Cay Lakewood.
Arnold. billiard Watt. wa
'Tipton, Arden Boellnef. Edgar pur.
year eud Jimmie Dunsan Tho boys
expect to hare pafaees. aiFplanea. .
biz iasz haed. street Dances. booth q.
fractions and many other features
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
SOCORRO COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION MEETS

socorrn. April 4 the County
Teacher association for socorr0
county Win meet IA this city. Friday
and Saturday. April y and 10. The
meeting viii Be under the manage.
ment u supt Charles q Mcclure
and the pFogram has been complgteA
The speakers for me pcpnninn VIII inp
cluda penn p1unk Caroon o. tho aas
Vegas normal. Dean John Vaughn az
the stale college and County 1upaFtar
iendeul Al n. Chava4. Tia indlaa
o. 8scorfo are nOw geftlng ~ q apten-
dld cntoFlainment lor The te4rhcra -
Friday ul0hl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
EAGLE NINE TURNS OUT
5000 TONS FLU0RSPAR

Iordsbnrg April Acc0rding 10 r..
ports brought hers ~ M Cauthen.
manager u the Eagle Mining com,
pnny. oyer 5000 tons u iluorspar
harc already been tarned out " the
mines which IL now Oh ne dump q
81 sorted. Seme % ue BIC f5fe ton
bnfr arrived aad pAers A.
nov ii transit 10 Il IL expected that
hanlihe f1F ahipmsnf siii te started
b lha ntar fallra-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

N3FIIR11o. A1FI NH n =.
Igonea. . lloHe8r az lhia ahe1l1n % the
stalls dfed Al her hauae last MondaY
rfnnln2 after = short mncsa Mf4
Jones h4a ben "a Fefy Haof baailh fof
lhs rasf two years Bot no1s % bes
ui1nfs realized itat tetIh Naa -
n4af Hrsg uf htr lfe VI - frcdal.
ffASs ha8 bten KiFea % lkt asrslesk
~ ~e4aeasion. ard sha Naa feensnige
81 = ieafsf Is farf4menlsi fesEAhE
1tfes teFs fmnetl4fa fsni'4 1ha
MfeN 5 haE1 e. slaeaa % mosln nas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
REQUETTI0N ISSUED
FOR SIERRA COUNIlAN

Acting uogaftof rankey yesterday
altrFupcn ieszed ! TeeufEifaa npa
ne Koyefnor ~ ArlzoaA nps G. a.
Uamfhn lnefrlod b. ~ EFAn4 larry
IN Hi6ffa caaAff o. ~ ctsf9t - q.
ieflna ) n~eFEkiN4a taeek f4 a1I.4A
ThA sheriff " Elsffs eoWntY wAS -
f1falsf thas Nania9 VS. 4 r9nR
ecantg. Aria ~ stelio4 ~ ~ -
aallllL1A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

Ezssta hefH I@aFFs fIsF.t84.
eAahiaf of tAa nsams4 Man2lY sla
~ Tkaee 80 ahalsa4
eaE elIsE14 f4Hl4 f4
Asfs - it1 Ha &Hff TIA
as Msk ~ k4nM
l4ta 80 lnta ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
FIELD NOW
BROUGHT TOFRONT DOOR
Of THE TOWN Of PECOS
LATEST DEEP TEST WELL GOES
DOWN JUST NORTH or clTYs
So CONTRACTS NEAR THE
BELL WELL.

Pecos, Texas, April 1.-THE drilling
field has been brought to the doors
or Pecos. The latest deep test well
Of the Sunshine Oil corporation 10 to
be drilled Just north Of the city on
section So, block A, ii. & g. ". railway
survey. This is the fifth deep test to
be started by the Sunshine people n
the Pecos valley. The finally No. !
was located late last week on section
20, Of block CO, is miles southeast Of
Pecos.
The intensive development OF the
Pec0s valley field is to center around
the structure Of the Bell wen at Ira
bell, 20 miles north OF here. Thirty
three drills are under contract 70
seek the $50 foot level found by tho
Ben drill within q radius Of three
miles III all directions from the dis.
coyery well and these are 10 addition
to twenty odd drilling contracts that
have been let In the immediate Eicln-
ity.
Sixteen wells are under contract for
the section on which the BEN well Is
located. section 10. block 2, H. a O. n.
railway survey. These are Bell wells
numbers{2 10 IL, Minerva No. ],
which spndded ia Monday. Minerva
No. 2. both belonging TO Bell Brothers,
the Trox-BeIl we'll 70 be drilled BY G.
r. Tfuxel. the diaeoverer Of the Toyah
field, tbs shunufI owned BY Lafayette
Smith or pecus. and the Abuer Davis
well. tho drill for which was placed
the ground Monday
Three other Bell wells arc to 50
down on section 10. two miles 70 the
southwest, and Lucky Thirteen Il nov
drilling on section -. Other drills g
block 3 are: BoltRaevea section Is
down 50 feet. Earl a. Slater. section
Is; urugan (Snnahfne Oh corpora
tionl section IS. drilling Citizens.
Scrap section. II. down $50 feet
olland syndicate. two on section 81
boo derrick up; Texsplaina ayndicete
No ]. 81 aoctlon . : r p Palmer. Nc
/ section a. No. 3 section g. Camp
bell 4 Bufriaa No !. m section g.
Harry y Day aectlon 4 s. p HQN~
VI. Nos ] 70 4. aecticn sG
Other pells undcr contraet m tho
IalieY nonh y roHs afui Block 4
~ a q. ~ railway auFynY.
KinN section 40. go feeA. dnlllne
'as1iaef Mena1Y aner shatdoN4
ansed ~ Nln6slerm
Lara. sectiaa IA. 8oen abaat 1904
81 waiting faF new heller. xpn4
ectIea - driiuna - ~ tset
naek o ~ WsFa Ne allan -
fafa Na = seetiea a. tbsp lssl
noea nAo IS railway survey
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
GARMENTS NEW
WHEN DIAMOND DYED

l6HADnY, FADEp, Old APPANEL
TURNS FRESH AND coLoRFut-
Use spiomond Dyoa.@ guaranteed q
give q new. rich. fndelsss color 20 ans
fabric. whether Il bo WOOL Hilk. linen.
cotton or mixed Kpode. dresses
blonsea. stockingn. skirts. eh1drgn'a
coats. feathers. drapatleH coverings.
Tbs Direction Book win each pack.
ago tells no plainiY how 10 diamond
dye over any color thai ro9 cannot
mako 3 mistake
To match any material hare drug
elst show you ~piemond DyN Color
Gard
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

the wise man is
he who carries
lone when it is
only cloudy.
Any man will
send for a doctor
when he gets
'bedfast, but the
wiser one is he
W HI D ad
proper measures
before his ills
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
LOOK Ar ToNcUEl REMOVE
PolsoNS FROM STOMACH,
LIVER AND BOWELS.

Accept "California" Syrup Of F1gN
only-look for tho name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels. Chit
dren love it's delicious fruity lasts.
Full directions for child.s dose on eacL
bottle. Give it without fear.
Notherl You mnst say "Califoynia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

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people use PE-RU-NA ard get the results ! did An experience like
that Of Mrs. Fricke Is an inspiration to every sick and suffering
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II you have catarhs whether 1t be OF the nose, throat, stomach,
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i Is not an experiment PE-FU-NA has been tried PEaRU-NA has
been used by thousands who once we're sick and are now we'll 10
prevent conghs, colds grip and Influenza and to hasten recovery
there is nothing better.
PH-RU-NA will improve the appetite and digestion, purify the blood,
sooth the irritated mucous Innings eradicate the waste material and
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Fricke and thousands more have done-try PE~RU-NAs You will be
glad, happy thankful
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

MRS. Mary Frlcke, 607 Bofnuan st., B~ellspillb,
ill.,, is Just one Of the many thousands Of ladies'
throughout the country who, after an agony Of
years, have at last found health, strength ana
yigor in PE-RU-NA,
Her own words tell Of her suffering and recovery
better than we can do it: M suffered with my
stomach, had awful cramps and headaches 50 I
often could not lay on 4 pillow. Saw your book,
tried PE-RU-NA and got good results from the
first bottle. To be sure OF a cure / took twelve
bottles. / have N PE-RU-NA to my
friends and an are wei pleased with results. r
had d doctor since I started with PE7RU-NA, which
was about fifteen years ago. am now sixty-thre4
years old, hale. hearty and we'll Can do as nue.
work as my daughters. I feel strong and healthy
and weigh near two hundred pounds. Before. I
weighed as little as ono hundred: III hone lota oe
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DEATH IN T0RA,.
n
DEATH LIST IN HALF A DOZEN
STATES MAY REACH TOTAL OF
THREE SCORE PERSONS.
PROPERTY LOSS TREMENDOUS
Havoc Was Played with Railway, Tel.
egraph and Telephone Service In
Sections Visited by Storms.

Tornadoes that struck in half doz-
en- states caused death list that may
pass three score, caused property
damage reaching many millions of dol
lars and played havoc with wire and
railway service in widespread dis
tricts.
The greatest damage was done in
Chicago suburbs and Elgin, Ill.
Atlanta.--At least &c lives we're
lost, hundred or more persons were
injured and property damage possibly
running into the millions was caused
by tornadoes that swept through Geor
gia and Alabama.
Near Fort Wayne. Ind, three killed,
heavy property damage.
Greenvile and Union City Ohio, 16
reported killed
ST. Louis. one killed.
East Troy Wis, one killed.