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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
lst Pub. May aLass Pub. Ia6s ]
Noficg EoR PUalloAfloN.

Department Of the interior, q. 8.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. Mex,
May s, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Epifa-
Mo LObato. heir for heirs of Edubiien
Lobato, deceased, OF Cabezon, N. NJ,
who, on April III, 1915, made home
stead entry No. 0aS45s for M E14
Section is, Township ~ n Range
sW N. M, P. Meridlans has tiled no
tice OF intention to make three years
proof, to establish claim@to the land
above described. before United States
Commissioner Jemez Springs, San
acvai County, N. Mex, on the 18th
day Of June, 1890.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Pedro Martinez Of Cabezop. NJ NJ;
Alexandra Martinez Of CabezOns "
Nj; Napoleon Mestas Of Cazezon,
n. M; AMcario Mestas OF Cabezont
N. M
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
list pub. May Is last pub. June 10
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
Ell S A DEL NOME

T0caba d sd fin Diciembre. Al
manera de manic pI1nabeo Sc extern
dfar'sobfe los eainpos del Rim una
atm0sfera de tinte uniforme. La
noche Sc acercaba obscura v glaeial.
III Hermano Romualdo, monte postu-'
lador del. monasterio de AspremoBt.
con su affor5a d Ia espalda, empu-
nandO SUI baculo y pasand0 cuenta
pof cuehta 81 rosario, va De vielta
a~tFavesando q bosque por 81 sende
ro que conduce a Ia sOlitaria man
sion religiosa.
Cascadillo estaba va el buen VIE
10 II Romualdo: su venerable calva
Sc fncIinaba grandemente haeia 81
suelo, axponiendola a las crudas sa-
cudidas de la ventisca: su larga bar
ba de blancura de nieye flotaba so
bre ell burdo sayal. revelador de III
osamenta de e~squeleto; con gran fat
tiga segufa sd canine, ~tr0pezando
aQuf. cayendo ALA, ba3o su pesada
carga: sin embargo, decia y repetfa
con sumo gozo Ia dulce invocation
de Ave- Maria, eratia plena....
NADIA era capaz 9 turbar Ia ora
ci6n de este santo yar0n, nj los ham
brientos lobos que per alli aullaban.
nj los tigres que - movfan en- sus
guaridas, nj las ayes nOcturnas que
a su ~alrededor rolaban y con i1gu-
bre critic p0nfan espanto. II yene
rabie ancian0 caznlnaba y caminmba
inseneIble q todo. cIsfdado de Ia tie.
IRA y entretenido o el eielo. 81
rosario lIenaba TODD su cofat6n de
anciano. con IN extasfs perdadera
meAte ~sefssieo.
P0r minutes ~engrOsaba IL nOche.
N frf0 wfis cret4a en- si0lenekas ciln-
breando los arboles. rugiando y lam
zando que3ldOs A manera de- ser
pdantes furiosas Sc agltaban sobre
IA cabeza del III Romuaido las RI
mas dc secularea enelnas y ~anuncla-
ban ~chasqiddus Dc NAL angurio; de
los matofraieH salian lamenkpH que
pudiaran tefneiarec a quejas Dc IL
mas en- pena.
do ~ ienor y 81 piemnA EntFH
epH dedot nudoeoa p doelizatn ~
cesar - rosario. ipa hbtoa 10 ~
Ane4han e nr&tis. Ate MNH4
1retia pitna.
A Il vera ~ sendsro ? medic .
rttcs eetra9 a. pH enQr4n nNtp
fnha Tres HnfNts
I4Ahhieas pfetesI1o ca esct4
"a eaa
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
NorIcE EoR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior, U.A Land
office at Santa Fe, N NJ. May IS.
1920.
Notice IS hereby given that Reyes
Padilla dc Pena, OF Galisteo, New
Mexico, who, on Feb. 18th, 1917 made
Homestead Entry. No. 03f076. Tor
SKSh, Section "a Township Is NJ,
Range 5 b, N. NJ. P. Meridian. has
filed notice Of INTENTION to make three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
lana above described, before the Reg
lister and Receiver, u. S. Land Office,
at santa ne, New Mexico on the 7th
day 81 July. 1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
1uAh Ortiz Agustin Montoya, Hill
af1o EaybfA 81 OF Galisteo. New Mex.
leo; and Pedro Paddle, Of Cerriilos,
FRANCISCO DEEHApo.
i'll Pub Nay goth: LaM rub shhe II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

Department of inc interior. y. s.
Land Office 1t santa ne. n M
April z8 1920.
Notice Ii hereby gwen that David
H0ybal Of Nspanoias N. M, who, on
March B, 49ln made Homestead Entry
M. VS4688, fof EM NWM, Section a.,
Township I'd III, range Z d. N. M. p.
Meridian; AAs filed notice Of Intention
to make three year proof, to establish
claim ID the laBd described, before
the N6Elslef and Receiver, y. 8 Land
Office, at SAhtA re- n. NJ on June
liz, 1920.
Claimant names AZ WITNESSES, Jose
Fi&ih, 5im n Lees, Manual NJ. Afchu.
lietAs ali of MaDanol8 Az. M Jose Jesus
Romef8. santa Fe, New Mexs r. /.
FRANCISCO DELgADO.
Register,
I'LL F4sK May 6-fAst pub. june 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

Hr EfK
Department Of the Interior. D, S. Land
Office at Santa re. N. M, April 80.
1890.
Notice Is hereby given that Bud Gil
bert Of Stanley N. M, who, on April
l6, 1917 made Homestead Entry, No.
Q32I8a, for SM Of NMM EM NWMs
Sec. So, and SWH Section 26, Town
ship IL M Range ii q, N. M. p.
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
70 make three year proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described, be.
fore United States COMMISSIONER at
Stanley Santa re CO.. n. M, % June
IL 1890.
Claimant naAAes al Witnesses Dale
Moore. Stanley. n. MI 3. ~ Moore,
Stanley, n. mi Mute chiid6fB. Rim
coma, N. Nj: Robt. Brown. Stanley, N.
FRANCISCO DELeADo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
CUENTOS.l TERATURAY VARIEDADES'

~ 49,
camipaha fepitiehdo como slsmpTe
Ave, Maria.
Gaspar, Ia oreia de- Fritz, dice;
Dale, here ahora; alnora es 2 mo-
mento &. Oh no.. 10. No me
atrevo. CQbardei-H bandido ash In
l11ria1o, Sc levantas dIspuestp a eclar
Sc sobre su c6mplice. Mas, SO con-
tpYo, y con voz tenablorosa dl1o:
Miradi. mirad. ALI. en- 81 Huelo.
-Y apuntaba con el dedo hacta IN
ob5eto que habfa rodado a los pies
del monte, v desped1a en- Ia obscure
dad IN r~espaandor blanco lle1o de
fayos. III objeto aquel tenfa fpftia
de rosa. 81, era una rosa, una rO-
sa blanca, ~ligeramente encarfladas GU
70 aroma Sc difundi0 ipor 81 amben-
El buen monte dontinuaba su carni-
no, sembrando rosas de esta clase
q cada paso por ell sendero. Guam
do abria los labios con la dulce hi
v0caci6n: Ave Maria, n rosa GAIA
de ellos " Quedaba en-, ell suel0, des-
pldiendo fragante aroma y difundien-
do su misterioso fuIgor.
Aterrorizados los bandidos, quedar
lulMlQUl6I " utLf40HrH AZ Eli fHAEH0AIT
ella de aquel maravill0so espectaculo,
de~saparecieron sus proyectos hpmiT
cidas, tcomo la nieve desaparece con
los rayos del sol ~primaveral. No obs.
tante, Gasparr a QUEEN el espiritu
maligno no podia resignarse q soltar,
di5o con yoz que ninguno pudo Dir
Sigamosle. A 10 mejor, TODD ESQ
no es mas que mentira y superche-
ira. vamos a ver.-Los c0mpaneros,
sin decfr naiabra, IL bigaier0n, pero
asustados y tefnbiando.
ave, MARIA. Dejando ell H. Ro.
mualdo las espesuras del bosque, la
emprendi6 Dor il senda d traVes de
los barrancos v makorrales en- direc-
ci0n de Ia antigua aBadfa de ASPIRE
mont cuya siIueta Sc dejaba YER SO.
u bre la colina sombrfa. La oscuridad
n era cadA ivez mayor v Ell duro cierzo
cada vez mas glacial. Mas, el reli.
eios0 monte segafa impert6rfito, SIN
/, d~isfraegka Dof naaa Il e~embrandd
D rosak c0h las Ave. Maria.... A ca.
B dal fas0 6afa una de estas rosas, cue
n iban 3~afobeandO Il camino con nn ne.
q 8uero d. esffellas.
81 fdenos de terror los bandidos, til.
vieF0n IN breVe coi8dnio: Que 0s
pareee az TODD esto?. pregunto Gui
o ilermo. -MaravilIoso. contest6 Car
paf.-Es in santo eli monte, dijo 81
] fercer iadr6n-Sf. I'M santo y gran
T: santo. reDuso GuilIermo. Nosotros
d habfamos intentado ell plan de mataf
le. \ un milagro nos arranca de Tai
5 manos las armas. 81 70 rounpt
mi puiial, exclam6 Fritz. 70 cret
que ii mfsrho SatanAs en- persona, b
mismo demonio no osarfa poner Il
mano sobre ese anciano en- euyo "a
For Abre la bendfta Virg6n Maria loE
verieles del cielo.
Ave. Maria, aratia pIena repi
4 ffd la o del monde, va bastantg
|. leiana.
! Mouldos 81 Ia misma i~nspiraci6t
! lie fueron siguiendo desde leios 10.
tres malhechores sin desplegar l0I
I1cll AGS era OuQLEI IA UU.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

Department of the Interior, US Land
office at Santa Fey n. Ms, May IL
1920.
Notice IS hereby given that Ignacio
l. Ortiz Of Abiquiu, n. NJ, who
made small holding claim No. 41S7,
Serial No. O39362y for VIZ SEA, EH
SWH, Section 3, Township 23N,
Range I Nv. N. M. p. Meridian, has
filed notice OF Intention to make flnal
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Feglster and
receiver, u. s. Land Office al Aanta
Fe, N. NJ, on the 24th day Of June,
1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses Jose
Leon Sandova9, Juan Di0s ohlltsos,
Caaimiro Maestas, Juan Andres Ia
foyhA al Of Ablaniu, N,
FRANCISCO DBpGADO
Register.
lit pub. May 20 lasa pub. June ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

aenen addeHaa fujefes que dsan Ia VERVnNA 1DANDRUFF DE5IN0YEF9
tDHsTRUcToRA Dn CAsPA vERvESAD ' 81 ToNHco vERvENA para y
crecimtento del cab6no
La cAsPA d sAEuADo consA0n en- b eaneo y IL Saida del cabelo.se
d~etshdran despues do aigunos tratanientos con 81 SHAMPOO VERyENA-
haentfas Que eli TOrICO PARA I'll CABEtL0 vERVENA dAra fuefza = Las
tafces4 dn cabe1o y pfomueye SUI crecimientos
Ambos remedies harAn sar el color natural Ia brflantez del cabelo
dearuirah la caspa, rtonaFan as raices y en- cohsecuencda tendrd listed IN
cabeio hernoaos Ea preao de las dos boteaass Que 10 durardn pOf IN mes
"a soIamente de- sect. DOS PESOS vETN1HCHNcO GENTAvOs.
No necesita mandar 81 dnero adelantade; NADIA mas mandenos 6tcem
tavos 81 estanpiAas D monedasg v 81 balance 10 pagarA al entregarsele Los
de Canada manden 81 dinero adelantado Estes dos remedies solanenae 50
pueden conseguir dc nosouoss Dnfansesa
VERVENA LABORATORY, Inc, Dept. 123
1898 N. PAULINE street CHICAGO III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20


nqImftnssnt Of he ~intnfior ~ &.
Lana uifIea - aastA 81. n Max,
May g Iaaa
Noslc6 a hsFehg gwen that 5asao
hsrA ~ Hsn pearo New MexleA
Hho. on 3iarrh 40, 1871. ma1e hqsHe
stead entry ~ a1sef9. ter ah Nts
HEA. "a wM. aiion Tpa.
Esi4 81 ~. Raeas Z q y. #&
fsalaa. ~ af6 ~ inleet
e. uaAm fAfee ear Fat q aatatifsA
nhim "a thn MnA sgt AaarFi4s
fala ~ Nnlft1 ElaleF cemmit
s 81 8aan1sA ala cqaag
BE- e IVA daY ~
rf H4Nt9 4 ls
Aslla sfafa Ala aat
&fl NJ 81
Cd MflF - na
DmnAfAo
- 49, IS m b
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
PAaA d AooAn

~ mtlbf fso1o ~ tonnrtar II aRua
a. coIohlh phoaueida n0f IA aa@aila
dna fAbficae 10 este producto. re- guar.
dnfla en- haffile1 e. cedFq alec
hol nna ee emrIfA debe ser aiempfe
pnro , IA mtrGrItn asbe hnccFsa con
muchn cuidado Zen Uliroa dut re hi
Jan seryido para clfoe obieioe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

Department 81 tho fnterior. q. s..
dAnd 0fIieA at santa 10, n. MEX.
May 8. 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that Epifa-
Mo hobatO 81 cabekon. ~ Mex, who,
on Apra 81, 1918 made homestead
entry No. O234Be Tor WA E3. Sec
ton IS Township I'm. Range sW.
4. N. r. meridian, hhs nled notice
0f intention to make three years
proof, ID establish ciaEm 70 the land
above described. before United States
cnmmiHsloner 81 Je1zex springs. n.
Mgx., on the 19th day OF June. 1920.
Claimant Names ~ Witnesses;
Pedro Martinez Of Cahozon. n. NJ;
Alalnndfo MAfifnex ~ CAbexon, n.
Napoleon Meslns ~ cabeton. n.
~ Iacafio Nestes o. cabezon.
FRANCISCO DEraAExo.
netater
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

Aqua ue Rof1uf0
III aqua de romero, plafta que, c0s
mo todas las lABiadas, tieneA pfopie.
dades CONSTITUENCIES y f6nicas. Sc "a
'brica del mode slguientes Aceite es0n.
ciaI dc romero. 60 gfaFhoes asuafdien:
te detfino. dos litfos. Debe dsafse
en- Ia prop0rci6n de una ruchafada de
aqua az t0cador poi cada litro de aeiia
para lavarse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

jar cd esehciA ID tfementinay Y Guam.
do Ell linoleo els nueyo. lagar con una
mezcla en- parties iguales de aqua y
leche. Es un m6todo mhy prnpio pa
Ia conserxar los paYimentoa de lino-
leo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20
Aqua de Lavanda

Aqua Dc Lavanda
Aceite esencial de lavandas 30 kra
mos; almizcle, 0.05y alcohol pufo, |
.litro. Sc ponen 81 aceite. 81 almizcle
y Ell alcohol en- una redoma de dos Il.
tros. Sc agita mertemente dufante
mucho tempo y Sc deia feposaf ds-
fante cInc0 dihs. Desp6ds se vdelve
d agitar como Al principle y BE guar.
ia en- frascos acknowledgements tapad0s.
con 81 tapon fofTad6 De vaides.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

iii PUB. my eEaAt Pub. Juaa ).
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-20

81 pub May D Ia pab. Juas 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
A MANS SIZE JOB

Religion is going TO march on
past the ice-cream-social and kin
dergarten tactics or il is going ia
be ground under the insensate
juggernaui of immoral economic
forces. tf'"
The big men of the church real
izc this. hence the lnterthnrch
Norld Movement and other simi-
lar campaigns conducted by sep
arate denominations.
If religion j. worth anything il
is worth sclling' 10 the world in
a big way. II must have talking
points that will appeal IL big,
virile men.
4 pinnte analysis Of the mol
ern ills oili convince thoughtful
persons thar the remedy must
originate in the individuals thar
compose society. systems ana
plans, while important, are at the
mercy of the individuals who
carry out the systems and plans.
The person who believes in the
efficiency of Christianity. there
fore, is impelled n believe tha, the
remedy for those ills is found in a
program of personal regeneration
that will match, in strength and
'resoureefalness.- the Grass mater.
alism that erinds its way through
he present day hurly-burly.
The church is accused of not
meeting the present task ade-
mately. The accusation has some
bat II is not the fault Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
ENFORCING A LAW

The conviction of Senator New
berry and l6 co-defendants on 4
charge of conspiracy 10 violate
the Federal election law limiting
the amount that may be lawfully
spent in a campaign seems TO have
surprised a great many, partien-
larly those convicted. The too
general attitude toward election
laws is perhaps illustrated by the
Senator's remarks after conviction
that he was proud of the fact that
|ihe record Of the ease contains
nothing Of which he need be
ashamed. No proof of fraud.
bribery or other despicable crime
was produced. he added. - was
convicted under law that IS
mot thoroughly understood, law
that has never yet been reviewed
by an appellate court or been
judicial undetermined 1iil now: y
The law was specific enough in
that il limited the amount that
might be expended in Senatorial
campaign to s3.7OO. The defend
ants campaign managers filed a
report of expenditures exceeding
100000. Other estimates have
run from sl7s.0O0 10 SOD, 900 and
even TO Ss0O,000 ANYWAY, there
was much more than $500 spent
And as Special Assistant Attorney
General Daley. who prosecuted
the ease, said in his charge 10 the
jury, "lf Senator Newberry and
Others entered into an agreement
10 spend more than $500 in the
1918 primaries campaign, then
they are guilty of having conspir-
ed TO violate the law. = This was
the conclusion also of the jury.
but the case will be appealed TO
the United States supreme Court.
and we shall then have a de-
terminate decision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should De used very carefully.
= Fou wan 10 keep your hair looking
is best. s.osl soaps and prepared
shampoos contain TOO much alkall
ms dries the scalp. makes the hair
Artile and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use Is
Muisitied coocanut oil shampoo (which
= pure and greaselessl. and Is better
than anything else you can use
tine or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorou hlv.
simply moisien the hyr with water
and rub Il In. Ii makes an abund-
ance OF rich. creamy lather. which
Finses out easily. removing every
article OF dusf. dirt. dandruff and
excessive oil. The hair dries ouics-
" and evenly and Il leaves the scalp
soft. and the hair fine and silky.
bright. lusterous. fluffy and easy 10
msnsye.
You caa get MulSified cocoanu; oil
shampoa al any fharEacy it's very
cheap. and a few ounces vii. snr slv
every member OF the family for
months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

Christianity. Ii Is partly the
fault of the people in the church.
but still more the fault of those
who only SIT in the grandsiand
and applaud the efforts Of the
church and do not help the church
fulfill its mission. Why blame
Christianity for things thar are
done by non-Christians, half
Christians or hypocrltes' :
The d3l' Of soft-cushioned pews,
languid, academic sermons and
half-hearted effort is being super.
seeded by the period of virile. in
tensive. personal evangelism,
brought in by big, organized ef-
fort. Nothing is more blessed and
effective than the widows S mite
and the little child's Sunday
school penny. for they represent
the best effort in giving, and men
who believe in the mission of the
church will have 10 give them
selves and their means in proper.
tion as the widow gave her mite.
in order that the job may be done.
The job challenges the best brains
and hearts of the nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
SAVE MONEY ON
MEAT; TRY CHUCK
AND ONIONS

Here is real thrift recipe for a
tasty. nutritious dish prepared from
less costly meat II is issued By the
division Of wonen's s-.ivities. de-
partment OF Justice. Use this recipe
and save money on meat.
Two pounds chuck steak. 5 or 6
onions salt butter or butter CUB
stitufe-
Slice onions in water. Drain
thoroughly. Place onions in a shall
low saucepan cover closely and cook
over slow fire for fifteen or twenty
minutes until tender. Use no water
or fat. as the onions contain both
moisture and richness When the
onions are done. uncover and brown
slightly IL preserres.l bur they are
more digesfible without browning.
Heat frying pan smoking hot ard
brown the stake quickly on both
sides: reduce the heat and turn the
meat frequently until 1t is cooked
through Season the steak and salt
the onions Serve the meat on =
platter with onions around 1t. Add
utter IL desired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
ASK AID FOR MILLION
STARVING JEW CHILDREN
(Continued from PAGE IL

Continued from Page -
that all peoples must give ear and
hear. as well as open their hearts and
rocketbooks.
There are al the present time al
most a million little children starv-
ing in eastern Europe. You who hay.
loving and chubby little tots of yoar
own. consider this horrible situation
consider the suffering that comes
with the pangs OF hunger. the lack OF
attention. the sickness and pain OF
these poor wasted gi,tle creatures.
who seem. alas. almost unioyed. And
when you are approached assist the
local relief committee 10 the fulles;
measure. II has been said that in
every campaign for relief funds thp
Jews have given more that thei- c,io-
ia and IL is an unquestioned fact that
they gave more than 100000 young
men TO the service OF their cour,~v
in the army. navy and marine brasca-
es OF the United States. a srea CT
: ~-NNAAatr man sd~ tDUlrltulel Nr
7ny other element OF the populat on.
They did this freely and g,ad,. as
hey now urge others to hei, their
people.
In closing this appeal it is well
10 quote DR.. Frank Crane. who. il
seems. speaks with ,ougue
xhich should be universal and whose
very word demands the attention of
my people:
Jews mean nothing to me. nor do
;entiles. nor Bap;ists nor Patironians
'or Southerners. nor Mohamesans.
lor Irish. All these classes. races. !
ects labels and pigeonholes are
followers OF dead contentious.
They are the vermiform appendi-
e Of progress and the body rolitic
Fould undoubtedly be better off for a
argiesl operation Still. classes lin
er and will We shall 90 on being
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] BIS GHOST

The late John Barleycorn used
70 be accused of figuring a good
deal in politics. His ghost
threatens 10 be even more trouble
some 10 the politicians. In the
New York Legislature Speaker
Sweets attempt 10 oust the five
Socialist members was regarded
as a forerunner of a candidacy for
Governor. The Judiciary commit
tee was week ago reported nine
TO four for expulsion Of he Social
lists. Then the Speaker " rs found
10 be frowning on wet efforts
10 "liberalize" New. York State
which some of his Republican col
leagues began after the Demo
cratic unofficial State convention
declared out and ont against the
"drys." Report charges that the
Speaker was made to understand
that If he did not assist his 1--WE"
colleagues the Socialists would
not be ousted. Last reports were
that the committee stood seven 10
six with the Socialists in the
saddle. IL the Speaker loses in his
efforts to expel the Socialists a
perfectly good campaign for Gov
crnor will be in danger. On the
Other hand, il he insists on block
ing his wet colleagues they
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K. c. MARKETS

Kansas City. Mo, March 26-HOCS
Receipts. 1880; 25c TO soc lover
Bulk. sl3.50Gl5.e5; heavies. sI3 500
l4.25: medium. sl45oG l5.i0: iishis,
sl5.25dl5sc: pigs. si3o0Gls0o.
CATTLE. Receipts. e5o; stea ly.
Calves soc lower. Heavy steers.
medium. sll25dI2Ss:
common. sloo0qlI55: lights. $3.50
als.25; COWS. s. ga l2 90: calve-
Sl40edl5.oo: siockers. s575Gll.i9.
SHEEP Receipts, 2.oo5; I5c a.
25c highe-.
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MUST KILL PRAIRIE DOCS
fBy Associated Press)

BILLINGS. Mont. March es-Erad.ca. +.
tion OF prairie dogs is compulsory IN
Yellowstone eoutny. according to an
announcement oy II S Brossard.
county ae51t A petition ssking for
enforcement of the g,phcs Law was
endorsed by the board Of county COM
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Don't take sickeniag. salivafins
.ssonei when a few cents buys a
isrse bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone
perrci Substitute for CaiomeI.
" = a. pleasant vegetable iiouid
n1cn sill start your liver iuss Is
saftiy - cz1omel. but IL doesnt make
you sick and cannot salivate.
.nhdren and grown. folks can take
i'oosoHs Liver Tone. because n IL
perfectly harmless.
cslonei = = dangerous drug. Il b
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proud of our church, pedigree aid
locality. but--She one the only and
wholly way to justify class is by su-
p,,riority in helpfulness. love every
jew in the world. take my hat off
before every synagogue. and though
not born of this ancient race. | am
sladiy sending a contribution.
II is to be hoped that there will be
many who think as DIR. Crane does
and will do as he did.
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The Ebert Government must
have quite a time making a COM
promise first with the Junkers
and then with the Spartacans.
But it seems for the moment equal
10 the iob
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nine warships headed by the cruiser
Brooklyn. flagship of Rear Admiral
Henry Riley, sailed today for Homo
lulu 10 participate in the Hawaiian
mission celebration centennial. Seyel
destroyers ..om San Francisco will
Join the warships enroute. After the
celebration eight destroyers will pro-
ceed to the Philippine Island where
they will be stationed.