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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-20
t'BLUFISTA''

rs el blufsta ell ser mas desagra
dable que figura en- el circulo que
frecuenta; es ell qua ocupa mas
tempo con su palabra y mas lu-
gar con su persona; eS ell Que, por
dcsfgurar los hechos, perturba la
opinion. ridiculiza los suyos Y eau
sa tai desazon en- los que lie escu-
chan, que hace sentir en ell paladar
v eli ell est6magO, efectos parecidOs
los que produce un yomitivo de
ipccacuana en- polvo.
El blufsta, por 10 regular, es
cgOista, envidiOso y embustero. La
mentira para eI es recurso tan in
dispensable como 10 es Ell bisturi
para ell cirujanO. Su tendepcia es
.aparecer. EN- todas 0casiones. supe
rior a los demas Y hacer Greer que
sus cosas, (mientras son suyas) son
mejores que las ajenaS. Sc violen-
la cuand0 le discuten, Y levanta de
tai mOdO la vOz, para ah0gar la
de los que Sc les Oponen, que con-
.Sigue. al fin. silenciar al auditOrio,
auditorio que, bondadosamente,
sc conforma con apreciar el critic
rio del dicente Y cuanto de Sus Ia
bios sale, con un notable por cien-
TO de descuento. Pero aun asl, da
ia Y deprime.
No todoS los que padecen este
fcisimo defectO, que alguna vez
lie hem0s conceptuadO como una
de las diferentes faSes de la To-
cura pacitica, sou gentes despres-
tigiadas pOr Otros concepaoS, le-
JOS de ESQ, los hay de credito CO.
merciaI capaces de cumplir suS
compromises econ6micos y hasta
de aparentar buena amistad, pero,
caSi sicmpre, son falSos Y de mala
fe: por mas que utilizan habil-
mente ell arte del disimulo dejan
entrever intencion perversa, a We
ceS. haSta Ell contra Gle sus melores
amigos. Los triunfOs de estOs lie
mortifican Ell sumo grado, o, 10
due es 10 mismo, sufren de 10 que
,vulgarIuente lIamamos nostalgia
del bien aieno".
Cuando el BlufsSa Sc entera de
que alguien ha sido favorecido 'por
Ia suerte, Sobre todo y ante todo,
en- materias econ6micas. expert
menta en- eT coraz6n una sensation
muy desagradable. / Y hay que yer
euanta picd&d aparenta cuando de
consolar a urt caido Sc trata! pre-
conan sus labios una pena tan gran
de, como u deseo que siente de
que no pucda levantarse. Su ma
yor placer esy cuando vende, que
la mercancia sufra deteriOro y.
cuando compra, que el vendedor
pierda el importe de la venta. Po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-20

| Ahora bien: Hay casos, que pof
su naturaleza, no pueden resolyer-
Sc Ell cinco hi treinta dlas, pues 81
ellos requieren apelaciones, tene-
mos que pensar ell tempo que tales
caSos requieren.
Y ahora llega mi pregunta En-
el case de un maestro que haya ST.
do puesto bajo ell peso de la justi-
Ella, Y que en- el decurso de los pro
cedimientos haya probado phena-
mcnte su inculpabilidad, y, por 10
tanto, la Corte 10 absuelve, iQuien
indemniza los sueldos perdidos por
dicho Maestro desde que fue sus-
pendido de empleo hasta la vista
de su inculpabilidad?. D..
Pensemos que ell maestro de ms
trucci6n publica Sc crea enemigos
gratu1tos. Esto 10 sabe todo ell mum
do. Pensemos Ell una combination
alevOsa y traicionera para despres-
tigiar y apocar los meritos publ
cos Y privados de m maestro. Pen
semos en todo este. YAH tenemos
al maestro en- ell banquillo de una
corte, dentro de una red villanas sy
hrillantemente preparada por unof
de tantos enemigos gratuitos dc el.
Ell COMISIONADO, dice la ley,
tY NO. Ell FISCAL) 10 suspendc
de empleo V sueldo: es decir, la
trama dando Su primer paso, y CO.
mo cOnsecuencia, el hambre hace
de el Su mejor vehiculo; es decir,
la trama dando su segundo paso,
y por 1ltimo, llevan al pobre mar
tir al banquillo de una corte, donde
pasa la verguenza de ser senaladoe
como m punto dudoso de la socie-
dad, por cuyo cngrandccimiento ha
dado su vida.
Despues de serias vicisitudes, de
luchas mil, consigue una absolu-
ci0n. Mas, 5Quien lie responde de
sus sueldos perdidos? JQuien rel
vindica sus derechos ultrajados?.>..
Esa es, pues, mi consulta, honora
bleS senoreS.
y os pido una respuesta, no para
hacer uso de ella, sino para hacer-
10 Saber a todos los maestros de
Puerto Rico, los que, cn case de no
hallar EN- las leyes vigentes una de
fensa para nuestra clase, tratare-
mos de solicitarla en- la pr6xima
Asamblea de los legisladores del
pals, para acabar para siempre con
tantas ilegalidades de que son vic
timas los maestros, y especialmentc
los que tenemos suficiente carac~
ter para reclamar derechos, y nc
encubrir hipocrec1as con perfles de
I'm patriotismo est6pido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-20
CONSUITA NFAVOR DE Los NAESTROSl.

Don Juan Carreras, ilustrado
professor de Vega Baja, ha dirigi-
do al Fiscal general de la isla, al
Gomlslonado de Instruction y al
Prealde'nte de la Association de
Maest'rOs la siguiente carta:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-20

lATENCIoN, CIUDADANos!
Ell MUNDo, Sc vende en- el salon
Barberfa ''El Modelo''. de don Santa
60 Bonilla,
Sol st. Toa Alta, P. B. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-20

an German. P. R.. Febrero. 1920
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
Farming Machinery

Two wagons with cotton racks. one wagon with box: one Avery Bobcat double disc blow: one 12-inch walking blow: one three-section disc harrow: : one Avery border disc; one Avery two TOW stock cutter: two Oliver cultiva- tors. shovel and disc attachments; one mower; one garden cultivator: one small planter. 150 mesquite posts: one lawn mower: three sets double work harness. collars. pads. etc: six tents 19N12: 40 cotton picking sacks: cotton scales: six tons second cutting baled hay; maize. lumber.
 One handy vice with emery, press. drill and other attachments. barbed wire, ShoVels. hoes. rakes, forks: 5o- gallon gasoline tank. and other ar ficles too numerous to mention.
 ONE BECKWORTH CONCERT GRAND PTA\
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
Household Goods

One fumed oak davenport, one white enamel bedroom set. large rugs, buffet. kitchen cabinet, refrigerator, one library table. one dining room table three small tables. two large cupboa rdS. one Singer sewing machine, large leather rocker. small rocker. chairs one range. one Special Oak heating stove one Revonoc oil stove. two Perfection oil stoves, all three burners. two five gallon oil cans, Go- cart canned fruit, fruit jars, one washing machine. with pulley and belt attachment. tubs. pails, etc. ironing board Remington typewriter.
 TERMS OF SALE-AlI sums of Sl00 and under. cash; over this amount six months time will be given, pur- casher giving approved 10 per cent note. or two per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

OIL LEASE for sale or exchange. I own 13O acres oil and gas lease in the big Texas oil fields that I will sell at the low price of 5000 per acre, or trade for Phoenix property of same value This lease is in southern Young county only a short distance from Stephens county line. and near the big North stephens pool, where are several good producers and numerous drilling wells This is live stuff. and would form nucleus for a company, or if held while may make one a fortune I am no oil man is why I wish to trade or sell this lease. Map with full par
 ticulars will be submitted by calling on E. IT. Dunn. Jr.. % w. Willetta St
 Phone 655 It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
A. C. KirchOff,
 Owner C. o. McMurtry &
 Hummer AuctiOneerS L. c. Galland, Clerk
AUCTION SALE

OF HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
 MONDAY. MARCH 8.
 Dr. Sargent having located i'll San Francisco writes Ills to sell his hig n grade furniture to the highest bidder 4t 3s3 East Portland street. commence ing at l: 30
 Two dressers. chiffoniers, brass beds. springs and mattresses. 1 fine r1ahongany dining table and 6 chairs 10 match. 1 mahogany buffet. 1 ma hogany center table. mahogany li- hl-.sr-v table. 2 reed rockers, 1 settee, U rocking chairs, 2 large velvet and sew eral small rugs. ice chest. 2 iron cots. I smoker. fireless cooker, extra oak chairs 1 wash stand, l willow chair. ! cook stove. l sewing machine. good oak centerstabIc. slop jars. Thousands of other things too numerous to men fion This furniture is first class and nearly new. People who need furni- rure should not fail to attend this sale
 DIR. SARGENT. Owner
 L.. C. GALLAND, Clerk. C Q. McMURTRY & PLUMBER
 Auctioneers. ?
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
For Sale-Real Estate
Like Cause Always Produces Like Effect

at would it have meant to you had you bought . few acres on the west line of north central avenue and running along the line of what is now West WlI- letta and LyINNood-
 We are authorized to sell a beautiful home with five acres right on west side of North Central avenue only a short distance north of the above mentioned location and south of the beautiful Los PalmaS residential addition.
 This home having an east front and being of stone and concrete with an abundance of shade and shrubbery. is one of the most comfortable all season houses in Arizona. Here is an ample number of rooms with unusually comforta ble quarters for all the domestic help you could use. Concrete basement. living room about 1sx3S with q good old English fire place: oak flooring and oak woodwork throughout: comfortable Veranda about 12x40.
 Now as to the value | choose 10 quote a disinterested party who is we'll informed. He places a value upon the home with the grounds allotted to it of at least eighteen thousand dollars. This leaves sixteen large building lots-standing on any of said lots and looking to the north you see the choice homes in the Las Palmas sub division where q single lot is bargain at one thousand dollars
 The ground allotted to the house is about 100 feet deep by a little less than 200 wide. One acre on east side Of North Central q little further north sold for four thousand dollars last week. We can deliver this five acres with all it's improve ments for s22,500 if taken. i'm mediately.
 Terms s50o0 down. balance to suit.
 J. $. COLLIER
 Manager City Department
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
MT. Business Man:

I have a dandy lot right in the heart of Phoenix: easons ble sum will handle See SHAW. KEYSTONE REALTY co.
 1J N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
AGOOD ONE

l5 acres. close in, choice land. good house. family orchard. 250 White Leghorn hens, good team; for quick sale.
 Five acres. F miles out. house and out buildings. well fenced. some fruit, good shade. Price $500. Cash 5000. balance terms: location good 70 acres, splendid location good house. 25 acres in excellent stand of alfalfa. A choice ranch. Call and see it.
 40 acres. sandy foam soil. 20 acres plowed for cotton. 20 acres in alfalfa fairly good house. good well of soft water. close in. One of the good buys in the Salt River valley ARIZONA HOMES REAL ESTATE
 COMPANY
 8 West Monroe St
 We cheerfully show property r
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
GROOM BRICK

1922 N. First St.. north of Roosevelt,
 S2600 down, balance $50 monthly.
 faces east: big garage with pit, big grounds, we'll shaded, chicken yard, concrete walks from curb to alley, high ceilings. three closets, big porch. stairs to attic, built-in buffet; quick possession; furniture if desired. Phone 25S0. tf
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
For SaIe-Real Estate

80 ACRES, one mile from city limits of Glendale. splendid improvements Price and terms are right See me about this.
 HENRY WILLARD
 no N 1St Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
Horses and Mules

span of mules, weight about 2,500 -bS-; 1 mule colt. three years old weight about 1.200 lbs; l span Of mules. weight about 1,700 lbs.
 Two horses. weight about 2,300 lbs; two COWS. one fresh and one coming fresh soon: 70 chickens, 20 chicks.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
c. A. Dagley Co.
II W. Van BureE St. (Between Central and F'irs. Aves.D
 Phone 3253.

WILL PLACE you on GAO acres of very good land. good water. about [ miles from S. P R. R.. Case Grande valley. This land has been overlooked. Act quick: you must be able to make residence at once. For particulars call or write Louis A. Kuehne, care of Commercial Hotel. Phoenix. bg
 LARGE LOT. 53x225 feet, fine loca- ton, with garage built. Call 1897 W. Munroe. It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
FARMS Large and Small

160 acres south of Peoria. Maricopa sandy loam: experience proves this to be the best class of soil for cotton: plowed and ready to plant. The price is very attractive and the cash payment is less than one fourth.
 so acres adjoining the above tract: same price and terms. S0 acres west: rented for S52. 50 cash rent for this year, S375 per acre, easy terms, an excellent invest ment.
 50 acres north of Glendale, improved, in a good stand of clean alfalfa. S425 per acre. s10.000 cash. bal ance easy.
 50 acres ScottsdaIe wonderful land; new Groom house:' ploughed and ready to plant. S450 per acre. S7,000 cash, balance to suit. 10 acres east on Camelback road; s550 per acre. small cash payment. 20 acres in the shadow of Camel back: improved: $550 per acre: just a little down. so acres west; $500 per acre. s6,0e0 cash. balance like rent. S2o acres miles from Litchfield. the center of the west-end cotton growing district; 45 feet to water: so acres cleared. Land values are advancing rapidly in this district. s45 per acre; terms. $40 acres in T. 3 R. 1 W. west of Marinette; power line near: s35 per acre, s7.4O0 down. s5.000 per year.
 OSBORN & BOYCE 21O National Bank of Arizona Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
IT ACRES

Four miles out northwest. House, well. shade: this place. made 9 bales last year. Let me show you this to- day: only 5000 cash, balance like rent.
 SEE D c. HALES
 WITH FRANK W. SHEDD X co. Phone 1886 16 East Adams
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

61 acres l mile from Alhambra, 9 story brick house, good barn. other out buildings. A water. Price $415 per acre. Half cash. balance terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

SOME RANCH BARGAINS 40 acres good land, broke ready for
 crop, been in alfalfa, new 5-room house and well of water: also "A" water
 Price S350 per acre. half down, balance easy. Terms. Possession now.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

FOR SALE-Desirable lot in kenil | worth. on West Moreland. Phone | I74I os 1
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

HAVE for sale 40. 80 or 160-acre tracts in Paradise valley. For terms write or call Chas. B. Williams. Cactus. Ariz. p
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

5-room brick house.. we'll furnished, all modern. rented till Oct. l. 1920 for s60 per month. Lease and furniture goes All for 5000 Let me show you fnece
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
For Sale or Rent
ALFALFA FORTY

Solid clean stand, no Johnson gross; rich sandy loam soil. beautifully To-
 cated northeast in frostless belt. Nothing better at any price $500 per acre. Terms. Holt Realty Co. 10 l.. Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-2h acres we'll i'm proved, city water; two ladies' bi
 cycles. 1902 E. Portland St. Phone 4607. D
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

Mr. Bean. KEYSTONE REALTY
 1J N First Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

COMMENCING AT 1 F. NJ. Having sold my ranch, I will sell q auIion-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
Auctions
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY. MARCH 9TH

MILES NORTHEAST OF MESA CITY. MILE NORTH AND 1A MILES EAST OF TRANSMISSION HoU SEE
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
c. A. Dagley Go.

If West Van Buren Street Getween Central and First Avenues)
 Phone 3253 l.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08
See Johnston

FOR SALE-Business lot on Central Ave. close in. Address Box 13U, Re
Arizona republican., 1920-03-08

J. $. COLLIER. Manager City Department
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29

Sebastopol. Oct. 10. via Constantine
pc. Oct. 20.---"Russian soldiers. !. Inc
Polish army. which was fighting with
us. against the enemies OF liberty and
order has concluded an armistic9 with
the towards and murderers who call
themselves the government of the knlS-
sian Soviet Republic. We remain
alone in the arduous struggle. on the
Issue of which depends not only, our
own existence but the fate of all the
world. We have been fighting now Tor
three years, but our courage is unbroken
and we still believe in final victory.
t'Soldiers. l am your old comrade
In arms. 1t is not the first time we
have battled against overwhelming odds
together"
Such are the words of proclamation
addressed by Baron General WranScl to
his heroic army. now engaged in a
fafeful battle with the Reds on the
Dnieper. They reflect the great lead
ef's undaunted courage, but also the
grave apprehensions which the cOnclu-
sion of the armistiCc between the Poles
and the Reds is causing him and his
Rallant followers. For already of this
there is no longer any doubt. The
Bolshevists are bringing troops from
Poland to South Russia and are hur l.
Ing them against Wrangels lines in
a supreme effort to crush their last
and perhaps most dangerous enemy
before the winter comes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
British I I.eniency Irritates Paris

Paris, Oct. 29.-The result of the i'm
pending elections in the United States has
emerged suddenly from the realm of mere
political speculation to a question Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29

every other public utility concern IN the
stdte.
Commissioner Clement excuses his re-
markable action, concurred in presum
ably by other members of the commits
sion, on the ground that the sevep
cent fare was more profitable ard ad-
vantageous to the =. Il. T. than 0
straight five-cent fare for every ride.
He asserts that the report Of the com
missions own engineer, whose name IL
+. Herbert Snow, justified his recon
mendation giving the p. Il. Il. permis-
sion to charge a higher rate of fare than
1t asked for.
Where Is Report?
But where is Mr.. Shows report? II
is matter Of public record. Mr.. Glen
ent has made 1t so by making it a sub
ject Of reference in his report. Why a
hcsitancy about giving it publicity?
IL Engineer Shows report justifies
the Public Service Comission in ordering
the Il. II. T. to charge higher rates than
il asked for, then the public is entitled
TO know what the report said.
Chief Engineer Shows report, ac-
cording to Commissioner Clement. was
not only his justification for giving the
=. X. Il. the right to charge higher
rates Of fare, which the people must pay, /,
but it was also responsible for the Pub
lie Service Commissions going into the
business of managing public utilities.
1t is therefore mighty important
document.
No wonder members of the bar re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
Service Commission
Exceeded Authority

Continued from Page One
five cent fare for all rides there would
be sufficient increase of income TO tide
the company over its difficulty. IL
asked for nothing else.
Became Managing" Body
On the report of Commissioner
Clement the Public Service Commission
refused to consider the FIVE cent fare
proposition which the Z. X. Il. man
agement declared would meet every re-
'quirement. Instead it ordered put into
effect higher rate than was asked for
II thus practically told the management
it didn't know Its own business.
The Public Service Commission In.
sisted on giving the p. X. T. more than
IL asked for and that at the public's ex.
pense, thereby assuming the right to
manage the affairs Of the company.
BY this action the board instead Of
being u regulating commission becomes
managing body--a thing wholly
foreign to the law which established
Il.
II the Public Service Commission can,
as it is doing. insist on managing the
affairs of the p. X. L. by gwen more
alleged relief than its officers say it re-
quires, then IL can undertake the man
dgement and direction Of the affairs of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29

is as fresh and breezy as if all
the windows were open. Mr..
Liveright is a public benefactor
in publishing it." The Ne1V York
Tribune says:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29

gravest importance to the chancelleries
OF western Europe. As the situation
rests today, France and Great Britain
are trying to conceal their most serious
breach since the armistice--that caused
by England's Independent action In re
nouncing the right Of confscatiou OF
German property In case Germany de-
faults in the reparations payments pro-
vided for in the treaty Of Versailles.
France Is not only amazed that Eng
land failed to obtain allied views be-
fore notifying Germany and that she
notified France only Wednesday through
the council OF ambussadors--but the
French Government interprets the act
as "inopportune and impolitic," when
Germany il making her greatest effort
for revision Of the Versailles treaty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
Labor Conscrlption Urged

Berlin. Oct. 20.--The proposal to in
troduce labor conscription and organize
an industrial army TO work in the Goa
mines and other productive industries ir
Germany received the ministerial i'm
primatur at Wednesdays session OF the
Reichstag.
DIR. Wirth. minister Of finance, closed
his budget speech with reference to
the plan for ''labor service year" a
resort to which he declared was probably
inevitable for Germany. The Versailles
treaty had swept away military sery,,
ice. In it's place. he declared, should
come a compulsory industrial service
for the nations youth. Germany. with
out this expedient. could scarcely work
her way out Of economic difficulties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
Polish ARM|STICE
ALARMS WRANGEL
Baron Entreats Army to Stand
Firm Despite Soviet Re-
lEe endorsements
FATEFUL CLASH ON DNIEPER

Summary of special cnb'e dispnt ntches 70
todny's Public Ledger. Copyright, lO2o.
by the Pnblic LcdEer Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
COCCHI KISSED IN COURT
Prosecutor Asks Extreme Penalty
for SLAYER Of New York Girl

Bologna, Oct. 30. - Applause and
shouts of "bravo" from the spectators in
the courtroom yesterday greeted Signor
Franchini during his summing up OF
the case against Alfredo Cocchi, who is
charged with the murder in New York
city of Ruth Crugcr, an eighteen year
old high school student.
Signor Franchini asked for the ex-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
aPOTTE RIS M

is a novel of superlatiye clever
ness-a modern tabloid Vanity
Fair'-it is a delight to see a
thing so well done"
Ask "Bob" Benchley Of The
World how he liked this super
latively clever" Novel Of LOVE
MYSTERY-and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29

gard this assumption by the commits
sion as one of the most dangerous steps
ever taken.
It is for this reason that they ex :
press the unqualified opinion that no
court would sustain the commissioners
action or attitude in the z. II. T.. case
But does Chief Engineer Shows re-
port do all that Commissioner Clement
claims for it?
The public will not long be kept In
suspense
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-29
ssPOTTE RHS MI

will certainly be read as widely
in this country as it has been
in England" And The New
York Sun in a two-column re-
view on its Editorial page says:
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-21

~ fott1fn Iha|lat any noft
b|qul Nhnl d la|ns tas|
Protests .6h.nI| oIo||letl|a1 afe
fen iad pouring |niN |l'1 .Inl
building Dlrt slom ~ OVER |hs
tnN3Ii4. Wh1n D cHIntItIfI
teisei al 4 Ilt ane |ortsAt.i
y 'el'elnl rnisttu|olH and na
aanAdIets onnfhlnf h ihe t0t|
s,aIc1 judicial itIfIIuf1 &A1Ia a.
victims fesldn M 4.11'|ta ~.
pNs and the ln1|. variant "
reais nfc madI The tan,1a|eH Itl.
tinted ~ Attorney t|tntfa| felnHf,
viii 80 On. al Aufi|ns Al A. ii nn
slcklef. IL charSo 81 IAf t4A York
office for h|IeY until prices ~
food elhlhiue fuol and i-I lar
livestock are brought b. NOW mo-
ma levels
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-21

A snail want ad-or a large one.
in The Daily Courier, will sell
u for ynn.