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June a. D. 1910, at 800 o'clock A. M.
OF 2. said day and duly recorded therein
duui;v a ana %h'f en- mortgage was again
instrument in writing on the 18th day of
June 1919 and was duly filed for record
IN the office of the Register of Deeds
1910, at sos o'clock A. M. Of said dav
ana duly recorded therein in Book "70S.
o oa M~ortsagcs, on page 49,. And which
n mant nor,gage was again by an instru-
1etl on the 18th day of January A. d
81 nfi'i ana duly recorded in the office
OF h the Register "f Deeds aforesaid on
9:40 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day. and re-
corded therein in Book .'S9" of Mort
cages, on page III. will be foreclosed
e es a S and or .he premises in said mort
front door Of the Court House, in the
NY or Bottincau, in the County OF Bot
1 19th I, ana state of North Dakota on the
or ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
DAY t" satisfy the amount due ,,non
said mortgage on the day Of sale, TO-
thereof. '' ''''icit,S
me premises described in said mort
sasc and which will be sold TO satisfy
i Hnt fame are situated in the County Of
ana described as follows. to-wit:
l",S one and two & & - and the
nUnr1 onG I = $50 of The Northeast
ISG), ToWnship one hundred siyty-one
n,Jl6D. North nr Range Eigh1v IRSn"1
VISIT Of the 5th p. NJ. '
mere VII b." due ui'"n said tnortgnge
ana for which said premises viii be- sold
70 SatlSiy ON III" day Of sale the sun,
o. ihrcc thousand liItci y-on" ana 29-10O
Dollars I$@o91.29), together Win he
COSTS ana disbursement of said sale
l'at"d thi*--dnN Of May \. J.. 1920.
Robert petit, Assignee Of m~Drtplr,,
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and the Northwest quarter Of the South
west quarter Of section t~wenty-eight
ton twenty-nine (29) ali in township
one hundred sixty (16O) north Of range
se~venty-six (76) west, of the Fifth +.
M. in the County of Bottineau and State
of North Dakota. rs
Let service of this citation be. made
as follows: Personal service on all re-
spondents who are residents Of this
State at least twenty days prior to said
day of hearing and by publication in
The Bottineau Courant once each week
for three successive weeks.
Dated this 26th day OF May A.. u.
1920. -. -
"-r j. T. Berdahl,
Judge of the County Court.
NJ. 81 to June 10. r.
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M. Is to J. 3.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of North Dakota. County of Bot.
tineau, SIS. .t- COUNTY COURT
In the matter of the estate of John
l.. Leonard, Deceased .- |I.
. Notice is hereby given by j.. Walseth
Administrator with the will annexed, of
the estate Of John l.. Leonard, Deceased
TO the creditors of and all persons hav.
ing claims against said deceased, to
present them, with the necessary vouch-
ers. to the said J. Walseth at his law
office at B~ottineau, N. D.. Within six
months after the first publication of
this ntice.
Dated this 2Sth day of May, 1920.
d" j. Walseth,
Administrator
J. 8 to June "a.
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NOTICE

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the FARMERS MUTUAL
TELEPHONE co. to be held June 25th,
1920, at the CITY HALL. at SOURIS,
y. u. tn" question of increasing the
capital Of said company from Twenty
Thousand ($20. 100000 Dollars to Thirty
~thouSanA ($&o,o0o.0o) Dollars will be
The .m""ti"g will begin at . O'Clock
J.. n. of &HiG day.
L.}atrl ~:io,ris. n. d. April 22nd. 1920.
Nel& Magnu&on. Secretary.
\. - to- Iunc "a.
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adoption.
days after the date of his notice, at
Chambers of this Court, and show cause
against said application, the said petit
ton shall be taken as confess sand a de-
cree entered in conformity with the
prayer thereof.
Dated May 20, 1920.
BY the Court,
A. G.. Burr,
80 Judge.
NJ. 20 to June "a.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE

State of North Dakota, County of
Bottineau, IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hon. John E. Martin, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Flor
ence Myrtle Dodson, Deceased.
Chas. H. Dodson, Petitioner,
vs..
Eleanor Dodson, Maud Alice Dodson
and VIM. M. Martin as Special Guard
ian. of the said Eleanor Dodson and
Maud Alice Dodson, Minors,
Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents, and all per-
0 n interested in the Estate of Flor
ence Myrtle Dodson, Deceased:
You are hereby notified that the
petition Of Chas. H. Dodson, adminis-
traitor of the estate of Florence Myr-
tie Dodson, late of the City of Otter
bein in the County Of Benton and
State Of Indiana, deceased, has been
filed in this Court, therein petitioning
that he be authorized, empowered and
directed to sell real estate belonging
to said ~dccedent's estate, described as
follows, to-Wit: The Northeast Quart
cr (NEA) Of Section YWcnty-t1rcc
(23), Township One Hundred Sixty
one O61) North of Range Fighty-onc
! (81> West Of the 9Th =: VI. in Botti-
lrcau County, North Dakota. That the
sale is Tor the best interest Of the cS-
tate.
That said petition will be heard by
, this Court on Friday, the nth day Of
! juno, A. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the Court
Rooms Of this Court in the Court
House, in the City Of Rottincau Coun-
ty of Bottincau and Stat" Of North
Dakota.
And you, and each Of you, arc here
by cited and required then and there
to be and appear before this Court and
show cause, if'any YOU have. why this
petition should not be granted.
(SEAL) BY the Court
J. T. Bcrdahl,
Judge Of the County Court.
Let the service of this Citation be
made by publication in the Bottincau
Courant, q weekly newspaper printed
and published at. Bottincau, in said
County, for four successive weeks pri-
or to the day Of hearing, and person.
ally served on all persons interested
in said estate, residing in said Coun-
ty, and upon all other persons inter
ested, according to law.
(SEAL) J.. T. Bcrdahl.
Judge.
NJ. Is to j. 8.
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TAKEN UP NOTICE

Came to my place +, 1 light bay
horse, hind legs white, white strip on
face, VT. about 800 pounds. Owner
can have same by calling for animal
and paying charges.-Gust Haakon-
son. St.
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LA LUNA GRANDE Y LA LUNA
PEQUENA

:Por que Ia luna, cuando apare-
cuando Sc la We en- las alturas? To-
dos nos 10 hemos preguntado muehas
veces V siempre nos hemos supuesto
que Sc debe a IN nitrate, es decir,
a una fusion optica producida por
la refraccion al atravesar IA imagen
luninosa, capas atmosfericas de di,
ferente densidad, mas densa en- ell no
rizonte que en- capas elevadas.
Pero' aunque no Sc haya desecha-
do esta e~xplicacion parece ser que Ia
illusion optica proviene de otra eau,
sa probable.
TraZad en- un papel blanco dos IL
meas fernando I'm angulo. Y despues,
en- la parte interior, dibujad dos cir,
cunferencias de diametros iguales,
una cerca del vertice y otra mas ie-
jos, pero teniendo cuidado que am
has circunstancias tengan sus cen
tros sobre la bisectriz del angulo.
. En- seguida vereis que el circulo
cercanc al vertice parece ostenslble-
mente mayor que ell otro a pesar de
ser iguales.
81 variais de experienced Y dlbu,
iais una de las circunferencias cerca
del vertice y Ia otra fuera del an
gulo, en- otro papel independence,
ocuriria ell mismo fenomeno: Ia cir
cunferencia inscrita en- el angulo pa
rececera mayor que Ia otra
Ell doctor Ponzo recordo en- una
~revista italiana este fenomeno de ilu-
sion 6ptica, y pens6 que en- esta llu-
sion visual podia estar fundaio ell
aumento aparente de Ia luna.
Cuando en- efecto, vemos, la luna
en- el ~horizonte, Ia Inca de vision en-
tire ella Y nuestros ojos forman un
angulo agudo con ell plano de Ia Tie
ira; tiene la vista I'm punto de pre-
.ferencia, ell suelo, ell horizonte Y por
clio, como en- el case del dibujo al te-
her por referencia las lineas del an
gulo, las dimensiones del circulo au-
mentan.
Cuando la luna esta en- medic de
la b6veda celeste no hay angulo po-
sible, no hay Inca de referencia y Ia
luna aparece mas pequena.
Esta h~ipotesis queda reforzada por
Ell hecho de que a wees cuando Ia lu-
ma esta elevada, pero cerca de un
macizo de nubes, parece mayor que
cuando Sc Ia We desde el mismo sitio
y a IA m;sma altura, pero o cielo
d~espejado.
Senal de que las nubes ofrecen ell
punto de referencia que en- su ausen-
cia falta Y que parece Indispensable
para producir Ia ilucion visual.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 q "a persona
Que me proporciohe informes exactos acer-
ca del actual ~psradc-o de mi hcrmaro ATo-
linar Martinez. criginario del rancho dc
San Luis Masas, GuanRjuato. dc cinco pies
de estatura , color b!ance. casado con Fran
cisca Chaolla. Las ultimas noticias que Sc
recibieron de clos, fueron en- e. ano dc 1871.
Cualesquier iniorrne sobre este asunto. dIri-
issc A Ramona MARTINEZ. 81 S. 5 Haxall
St. Omaha, Ncb. t4-)
G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona
que me proporcione informes eAactos acerca
eel actual p~aradero de mi hermano Pablo
Gallardo, Quien anda en- compania de Jaa
n;:a = Cruz Galiardo. FL primero de q
amos dc edad, y las dso ultinlas de Il } u
amos respectITanIente. Haze va tres amos
que no ha sido possible localizar ell lugar don
&c Sc encucntran, nj Sc han Tecibido notl-
cias &c ningunn naturaleza. Cualesquicr in
forme sobre este asunto. dirijase Z Juan S.
Galardo. W. S. Herran. R I. Fruitvale.
Texas ii2)
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DARE BUENA GRATiFICACIoN a Ia per-

DARE BUENA GRATiFICACION a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes exactos
acerca del actual paraGero de mis- herunanos
Victor y Leocsdio Lopez. Victor &c 35 amos
De edad color moreno. estatura regular y
ojos negros Leocadio. ed color moreno. esta-
tura regular. ojos negros y pelo chino; ORR
ginarios del rancho de Potrerilos. GuanaJua-
70. Mexico: quienes en- 1918 Sc encontraban
en- Raw Pinsl, Ariz. Cualcsquier inforTc So
brc este asu1to. d~iriiase i jose Adolfo Lo-
peg. Campo No. ,. Agra, kans. (llJ
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase u.s.
ted a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 115
N, Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
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GRATIFICARE con 5000 4 Ia persona
que me proporcione informes ~eSactoS de Ia
Sra. Octaviana Abundez. originar!a de La
Cos de Moreno. Jalisco, y cuyas senas parti
craares son: estatura regular, ojos gran
des. relo negro y labios gruesos. 81 ano
de 1910 salimos jurtos de Lagos de Moreno
Y pasanos n Estados Unicos' el 1911, radi
candonos en- San Antonio. Cualnsquier infor
me sobrc este asunto. diriianse 3 Tiburcio
Hernandez Cargo Angel Sanchez. P. o.
Box l22. Omasso, Okla tL5J
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MISCELANEA

.pESEO ToMAR CT traspaso. hotelito o casa
Dc busspedes, ccrca estaci6n I & c. y. Dl-
ri!ase po- ecrito 4 ?. NJ Arteasa- oV9 ;.
Il-edn s. Ntol
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN 4 Ia
persona Que me proporcione informcs eNac-
tos acevca del actual ~paradern dc Jesus vi
ramontes, De Is amos dc cdad, estatura La-
ia, color moreno, cara redonia. ojos cafes.
ouien desdc hace largo tempo que no sc
ha podido localizar c! lugar donde Sc en-
c]uentra. Cualesquier informc scbrc este u
sunto. diriiase a Manuel Viramontes. Cir
AL Ears tl2I
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PARA CANAR MAS DINERo

Aprenda listed IN,
giles en- 81 prop!a
casa, pOr medic de
nuestro curse eSpe-
cial, ' Ia ayuda de
n persona amerl-
cana. EnvienOs su
nombre Y direction
V de dareuloS lnfOr
mes.
2t4i2 Main 81.
P. o Box SIS
uT~ ~~w
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= AVSOS d. OCASIOU g
PESOUISAS.

G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 en- effective a Ia
persona que me prooorcione informes exaetos
acerca del actual ps-adero de la Sra Fran
cisca Rodriguez, quicn hasta 1912 estuyo VI
vicndo en- San Antonio. Texas. en- 81 No.
SIS dc ia Gale South Laredo. Cua!esqaier
informe sobre este asunto. d~irijase a Frank
MARITIME. p. O.. Box 255. Toledo. Ohio.
G1)
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GRATIFICARE con $500 Il Ia perso-
ma que me Eroporcione ;nformes eXactos a.
carca del actual p~aradc-o &c Marin Garcia y
Geronimo Munoz, quienes cl ano de 1911
Sc encontrahan en- Luling, Texas: habiendose
tras.adado POGO tempo despues a las inrne-
diaciones de Valley Johnson. Texas. Gar
ca cs mecan;co de oficio. Cualesquier in
fornle sobre este asunto, dirijase a Simon
Vilialobos. Hex y. Laredo st. San An
tonic, Texas. tl@)
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TRAJES \ LA MEDIDA

Complete surtiGo de telas para "a esra
cior P-erics economies YEA mis- mueStras
SOSA. The Tailor, Gu! Oo.orosa St Ie.
T-aN.a Glnn
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DARE BUENA GRATIFGCACIoN a Ia per
iona que me proporcione informes exactos
ace-ca del actual. ~parRdero dc Pillar Reyes,
de % aEos Dc edad. origina-io de San Juan,
Jerez, Estado de Zscatecas. Mexico. hilo de
Julio Reyes y de Paula Casas. Cua!cSQuier
inforne sobre este asunto, diriIase q julio
Reyes. La Junta. Colo. Il-)
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Aso-rS7 6s ,7- T-t5urz1eS IL 5G Rsprbi,ed,
- srcarsa de -o5s siase &c asuntos prote'o-
males N Nexlcai. Ba5A CaEto1Hl2 pes2a-
era - 81 cdli.c.c siul2co tren;e a cei n
Sr~-.--5.-.r Para asun:os cue hzyaa de
rs7-.sa-e ante t-;burnles ) Eu:or!tades o.
los Esrsdcs ETiGo5. eS5A asoc;nco con e.
,r,7en-c a5esadC WILeCd Andrews. de Los
Angeles. ca
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Lie. JENARO CENICEROS
mss ANTONIO RIVERA 6.

Avocado Nexica-C, SssronR tocA case &C
. A,---sEo EsS5. Miami. ARR
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PRESTAMOS

.EECESTTA 5000 F~-rslanos eonij1sneia-
Is. soS-e -aaebS = personals q s-eldo- Aoo-
rcs facilss- Per 5000. soc seT'a@-s& sos
Co-roy BlGS. san Antonio. Texas. y -2l3z
Nsl- St Houston. Texas
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COMPRAS.
COMPRAM0S

-ers-nos N cEsn,c cue dssea co17T-ar Va
-ss rasas pe7uglas Para rentar, en- vec11-
SAD rcHicaua. Yea a HeH-y Felae. en- a
otis!ns &C Craw Bacon Company, Cor7eco-
reS y Rsrt5s.as. zoe Central Office Bog
Tel. Travis S5ST. iSt
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vEyIcANO de so a59s de edad, dSea co
--es7oaGeac,a con seaorI-a o v:Gah. zero
ai- samE.a) de - a - ahos &c sdad. o7leto
-Ac-i-,c=.-. T7Gz -c--e2caeHncla dIrl1aSs a
ES',r Po-a7e-1. Isg- 18Th $ Do1c-a. Pa
~ ,-S)
DESEO CONTRNER uaa.rmcn:o cen seio-
rz.z de Is q - aE~s Dc siad. las @s--1s@ias
r,a4-7 t~f-lsl-ss y -ards- 81 rc--Ito con IA
r--e- ca-.a a l.. s. c. r. .. 5. - A.
pLrE-Tv. N-E. 49,
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MAQCTNAS nuevas Singer maauinas
&c sesun6a Singer de $50. 90. SIS 90 y -.
$50. 90. Otras nercas. $1,000. $500 y -.
SIS 90 Tcdzs de medic Eabirete y entera-
r-ente titles. Tel. TT. 6seS. Alamo Sewing
Machine Supply Co. So4 So. Alamo Junto
al Hotel IS. (23l
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
ENRIQUE DUSOLIER

T-re-;ero y A.eu:ter-o NeElcaHo con Du-
.oiisr. Lir,rsI & &C. So Moore BicE- san
Antonio. Texas. L-svartamicnco dc pianos %
ro--4gco. rr.rtes y cagEaGas. Pgoyectos a.
egitcct6ni-os &c tcdas ciasas
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona
que me proporcione informes exactos acer-
ca del actual parade-o de Geronimo Maido-
nado, como de 40 a so amos de edad. estatu
m baia, complexion deSada, usa fSof'
habya ipeles de quien hace mucho tempo
que no Sc han tenido ningunas ~not'clas: uCa
lesquier informe sobre este asunto, dirilase
a Sra. Luz Rodriguez. De Leon, Texas tlSB
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ARTICULOS IHEXICANOS

ACABAMOS DE RECIBIR :-Lesitimas ca
je.as de Cclays. Z S5c. y SIS docera. Su-
dadc-o de memb-ilIo. 45c: SALSA-MOLE lSc.
?Icuin en- viraSre. l5c. botela. PEEClO
POR LTBRA-Miel de Co!mcra. soc. Miel
&c tuna soc. Melcocha de tuna sos. ATES
&c Morc!ia. Cacahua:e tostadc.l 22c. Alo
se.o. nueyo. Soc. QGeso b.aaco, sos. Carne
SEGA. 55c. Camar5n nucvo. 3Sc. HaoaS.
poe. Ga-san1o &c Ia. l5c. Len;eja, 22c.
E-ijol Tspari. 20 libras TOR $500. YER
DADESO FILONCILLO de Monterrey, mo
vcfo-rnadcl GAIA de 100 conos de { ons, Csc. ID.
CHOCOLATE Ell TAPATIQ" muy superior
q .os comedies. Muestra GRATIS n SoHcituG.
CHILE PASILLA, NEGRO Y MULATo i'm
2ortados. Sl.75. ChjpoIc, 500. Guaji!lo.
80 c. Colorado ancho, 35c. Caseabel nue.
20. Sc. PaSi!s colorado soc. PiGuin extra
csc. Jzpones. SIC. Tonste de Fresadilla. zoe.
Senila de caiabSza. IS. &o!ca!etes, soc. Ca
nastas es-riEo. IS So y soc. ColGcion Sec.
DULCES' mcxIczaos. 100 sq-tidos, po- Sis.
CHORIZO esrilo rncxicano, l6c: chichar-o-
as fresccs, SIC: Chile con especias, en- pol
20. use; Chile mn!ido. zoe. queso cnchiados
Soc JARABES dc fTcta. IS y 75c. botella
Gaia para -eSrescos. SI.25. Tanarindo nue.
70. sOc RASPA AZORES DE- hie.o. 20 ccrtavos ::
YERBAS MEDICINALES, nUevas. surtlco
complete, Lola de bar-o en- huRcales. etc.
P;dasc lista general. hoy m;smo. DESPA-
CLIO IMMEDIATE. Pedidos u CABEZUD
BROS. ?. Box IS. Sta. \ San An
coDIo, Texas.
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Sastreria Espanola.

Tel. CT. 323a. 406 Main Ave.
Conserve nuevos sus ~trsjes; no dele
que sc haEan vicios. Nosotros cuidare-
mos de clio, limpiandolos y planchandolos
al vapor: o lavando!os o reparandolos. Sc
gun Sc necesite.-Servicio rapido.
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ENSENANZA.

y0vENES y sESoEITAS: Ap=sa1an cS-
tsGss .aquI<rafla ; neeS2ossafia eA MI -
tf.o. Sr.z. P-oia. Maria Z Lre'-ao. oLS
y. Frlo s..
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NANDE - centavos en- ~estampilas y a
vueita dc cccreo -ecibira $ vistas ~totosra-
ticas de IA Capital de Mexico. 2lI Live Oak
s.. San Antonio. Texas.
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TODAS las cosas Cue haSta hoy Sc han usa-
co para haecr desaQarecer los barros, espI-
Di!laS, lunazes, etc, nuuca han lEualado I
lie MasQUe' -eruovedcr intantaneO de es-
piniiIas 500: $3.50 C-enaa Queen Celes-
-; y desar-oliador del bsuto. soc. y Si.25.
blush OF Beauty zoe. Gone po!vo DEPT
~latorio. soc. crema Lillian para masa-
je y he=nossa- Ia piel. soc. : Sl.25. Sc en-
Wan 4 rodas parties rov;e pagado, mas Il
contribution de guerra. Por mayor y>rnenor.
Ndm. Holland. so W. Commerce St. Q+l
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Sc RENTAN cUa-;os sn,Gesia5os. con Q s!r
ss:sccacia. SIS :. C07chos ST. San ALto-
40. Texas. Vicente RaaGe,. Prop.
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Free Employment Bureau

STAR EMPLOYMENT co. sos West Hous-
ton St. pusde proporcionar n listed trabaja.
dores J empIeos. Telifono Or. 654l.
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PETACAS Y VELICES &c constipation
;uerte = t-aba;o saEaati-sdo. las consesui.
"A uSted en- IL fa5rica. Nc ccmpre veliees
&c Yap1. Il resulIaa nuy csgc5. No ten
go lauy 5ueaos ye!ises :or.atos oe Iona i'm
pe-neab.s por c! mismo P-eeIo. tabTIea dc
BABIES : PeCacaS de D. AUaoz LeGo. e4a
polorCsa S..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-10
ARRENDAMIENTOS

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
SOME G. 0. P. CANDIDATES
SAY MACHINE BEAT THEM


NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 29. -
Sometime ago Republican candi-
dates, especially those running for
freeholder nominations, stated that
the Republican machine" in this
county had endorsed a ticket which
they would back in the primary
campaign. These candidates had as
evidence OF the proposed action a
small poster which read as follows:
''At the last meeting of our club
the following ticket was unanimous
ly adopted" The names that ap-
peared on the poster were John w.
Herbert, for congress, Appleby,
Lyons and one open choice for the
general assembly nomination, Dey,
Quackenbush, Vandenburgh and an
open choice for the freeholder nom
nations and Wyckoff for sherif.
While the candidates whose names
did not appear on this circular made
auie a howl" about these circulars.
the circulars were not talked of very
much during the closing days OF the
primary campaign This morning
when it was learned that six OF the
seven candidates mentioned on the
poster had been nominated, another
howl" was sent up by the defeated
candidates which may result in the
splitting of the G. o. p. ranks before
the general election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29

ing was better.
mo" wrote one boy. there are
not enough opportunities for me II
I take a professional course and 1t
is not good residential town"
II do not intend to stay in Perth
Amboy." said another. There are
too many blind alley jobs and very
few with a good future"
A girl said. mo, because do not
think 1t is healthy to live in and
there are cities which are more
beautiful" A second girl put 1t
properly when she said she expect
ed TO stay -and as q good citizen ]
will try to help make 1t a better
city"
The response to the third question
Indicated that nothing which might
be done for the welfare of the city
had escaped notice. While the sug-
gestions were numerous, in quite a
number of cases hundreds were in
agreement This was true about the
deepening of the waterways. the
construction of wharves, cleaner
streets, a clean bathing beach, the
extension of the sewage pipes far
ther out into the river, the construc-
ton of a, bridge to Staten Island,
the laying out of parks and play
grounds, a cleaner water supply, bet
ter disposal of garbage, better po-
lice force more sanitary conditions
throughout the city, better housing,
the elimination of gas fumes. new
railroad station and elevated tracks,
paid fire department. and repairs
to streets. The girls were almost
unanimous in their suggestion of a
Y. w. c. A.
One girl voiced the plants of
many when she wrote, Perth AM
boy needs a great deal such as nice
parks, better and cleaner streets. a
better health board. and also to see
that the garbage men do not leave
half of the garbage which they col
lect in the barrels. on the streets as
they pass"
ST suggest that the people of our
city should take more interest in its
affairs and see that they get better
value for the money spent, wrote
one of the boys
almost every city but Perth Am
boy has a number of parks" one OF
the girl sophomores wrote in deli
cate hand. "They might contain
playground for the children and
flowers and numerous plants. 1t
would be well to situate it nearer the
waterfront"