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Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
THE CHAPEL SINGERS
Armory, Wednesday, February lst.

Representative music, beautifully sung, is
the program offering of the Chapel Singers. Soul
stirring sacred songs are featured. Then there
operate quartets and solos, groups of modern
quartets and pianologues Sufficient life and
humor are injected to give the three-part enter
tainment diversified appeal. While there is
not cheap number the entire program, it is
likewise true that even the unsteady uneducated
can thoroly understand and appreciate the work
of the company.
The local committee have felt for years that
the beautiful songs of the Church should be fea-
tured more in our musical programs, believing
that there is nothing beautiful in vocal
music than the old religious classics, and it is
with much satisfaction that they offer this fea-
ture of the Chapel Singers program to their pat
rons.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

1t is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made adv. If.
Herbert Hanson came from Browns
Valley Sunday to spend two days at
the home of his parents.
= Mrs. P. H. Canty and daughter
Miss Ruth came from Browns Valley
to spend few days on business.
Removal Sale. All our trimmed
hats will be sold at great reduction
for the next 80 days. Mrs. P. H. Can
ty. adv. st.
Gus Mankey who was taken very
i'll while at work in Brandt's barber
shop last Thursday and who suffered
an internal hemorrhage is very much
better according to the last report.
|. Mrs. William Zahl who has been
visiting relatives and friends at APP
pleton and Ortonville the past ten
days returned, to her home the first
of the week:
Twenty rural schools have hot
lunch equipment, eight are planning
to have it and six have decided
against it according to Miss Labrie
who has finished inspecting the rural
schools.
Mrs. F. E. Hall sustained several
bruises Monday night when she fell
down the steps in the Spooner build
! ing. She was on her way home from
meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the American Legion.
Miss Ruth Holten of the Central
Division of the Red Cross, Chicago
spent the latter part of last week in
Stevens county inspecting the work
of the Red Cross. She expressed sat
is faction with the conditions in the
county. The necessity of the county
nurse knowing the parents was one
of the things she emphasized.
Four food sales will be given by
the Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion to raise $500 toward the
furnishing of the Legion Club Room
in the Stevens county Memorial arm
DRY. The decision was made at a
special meeting of the Women's Aux
Hilary Monday night in the CONNER
cial Club rooms. Beginning next
Saturday sales will be held for four
successive Saturdays in Krueger's
Drug Store. A Thanksgiving shower
! will also be given the disabled men
when the Legion women and other
women in town take jelly, candy,
canned fruit and everything else the
boys like to Mrs. John Walz in Walz
Hardware Store on November fol-
shipment.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Phone or leave your city bus calls
oCund uo+a1 advt.
Mrs, Frank Haight is quite i'll.
Miss Maude Torpey was i'll with
grip several days this week.
Henry Halbe of Chokio visited rela-
tives in Morris on Sunday.
Mrs ]. B. Stahler received Word
m Sunday that her mother is critic
a11v i'll in Seattle, Washington.
w. r. James, the piano-tuner, Will
he in Morris soon. Anyone wishing
niano tuning done please leave orders
at Merchants Hotel. aoV' H.
Carl Wollthan went to Shakopee
last Thursday night to visit MRS.
wollthan who is receiving treatment
for rheumatism there.
Allen w. Edison returned SUNDAY
night from Austin where he spent
few days with his parents AFTER at
tending the National Dairy show at
St. Paul.
Miss Elizabeth Ernst and Ed Fla
ten of Benson motored to Benson
Sunday to see Benson play Alexand-
rio at football. The contest ended
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Butler and son
Bobby motored to Sedan Sunday to
visit Mr.. Buffers parents. They left
Bobby for visit with his grandpar-
ents.
The small square building that I'M
til recently housed so lofty person
as a city manager will accommodate
only car from now on. Bought by
Mike Nugent to use as a garage 1t
was trundIed in the yard back Of the
Nugent home for it's new tenant.
Mrs. M. Ernst went to Brecken-
ridge on Saturday to see her daugh-
ter Miss Ann Ernst who underwent
an operation for appendicitis ten days
ago. Sheridan Flaherty and Miss
Margaret Ernst motored over to get
her on Sunday.
The Lutheran Free Church Ladies'
Aid will be entertained in the church
basement today, Friday, October 28
Lunch and supper will be served
Mrs. J. A. Anderson and Miss Gunda
Thorstad are hostesses. The Busy
Bees will sell home made candy dur
ing the afternoon. You are cordially
invited.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

1t is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made. adv. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Albertson went
to Paynesville Tuesday to visit their
daughter.
! Anton Watzke and family went to
Silver Beach to try some fishing on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Turner of Wayzeta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.R. Kruger motored
to Madison Sunday. Mrs. Kruger
stayed to visit her sister Mrs. W. H:
Corliss.
Award Baker returned to st. Paul
last Friday morning after spending
two days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. Sorenson and
little son from Fergus Falls spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker.
Mrs. Ethel Robins, district deputy
for the Ladies Of the Maccabbees is
spending several days in Morris help
ing the local organization.
Mrs. Russell Baker picked IL
quarts of strawberries from her gar
den last Sunday. Her husband said
they were fine.
Eye-sight restored by DR.. Brokaw,
eye specialist at Krueger's drug store
Morris, the 9Th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Price always lowest. adv.
Removal Sale. In order to reduce
our stock we will sell all our trimmed
hats, feathers, flowers, wells and
ornaments at a great reduction from
November l to December /. Mrs. P!
H. Canty adv. St..
The Anna Cooley Home Mission
airy Society of the Methodist church
will meet at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ervie
Judd, 404 West Seventh St. Miss
Kline will be the assisting hostess.
After the program there will be a
15c lunch served. All ladies are cor
daily invited.
A business meeting or the Ladies'
Aid of the English Lutheran church
; was held at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Dolven last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
M. Ulverstad was elected president,
Mrs. G. Musselman, vice-president,
: Mrs. William Hildebrandt, secretary
and Mrs. Oscar Dolven treasurer.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
MAUD DARLINGTON BOOTH
"The Little Mother of The Prisons"
Armory, Tuesday, January 18th.


in which
felt that the which then painful
dom of the TEL
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

A portrait of yourself is as per-
sonal and as precious a gift as you
can find. 1t happens, too, to be
conomical-twelve portraits for
twelve dollars means twelve unusual
gifts for one dollar each. Where can
you duplicate it? adv. If.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

During October we will sell any
and every one delivering us a load of
any kind of grain, one sack up to 500
pounds of NEW GOLD FLOUR at
Car Lot Price. Amount of flour so
purchased not to exceed the price of
the grain sold. adv.
MORRIS CITY MILLS
S. Stewart.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

1t is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made. adv. tt.
Judge S. A. Flaherty went to FL
bow Lake Monday to hold district
court there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hood and Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Darby motored from
Paynesville to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hoisith and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mos
on Sunday.
This Christmas thoughtful people
will give not less generously but more
intelligently. Fripperies are out of
place, but portrait" is as delight
full to give as to Notwithstanding
not alone for the Christmas occasion,
but a cherished possession for all
times. adv. tt.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
JUDGE BEN B. LINDSEY
The kids Judge" of Denver
Armory, Thursday, February 18th.


winning fight against AS Judge of the
asacd
recorded Denver
houdh
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. K. R. Poehler of Rem
Vile were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
G. Mustain over the week end.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Most of the Morris faculty will
leave next Wednesday morning to at
tend the meeting of the Minnesota
Educational Association Wednesday
night, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

IT you have a farm that you want
TO sell call and see me, or write to lie,
at Morris, Mimi. JOS. ]. Gaffney. adv
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Mrs. J. B. Stahler received woro
m sunday that her mother is critic
allv ill in Seattle, washington.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Mrs. John Kill and Mrs. S. Deutsch
went to st. Cloud Monday to visit
relatives for few days.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Henry Halbe of Chokio visited rela-
tives in Morris on Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

w. R. James, the piano-tuner, will
he in Norris soon. Anyone wishing
piano tuning done please leave orders
- D1orobants Hotel adv. It.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Phone or leave your city bus calls
1aCnond uo+o1 advt.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
PAULO GRIPPE COMPANY
Armory, Monday, November 18th.

). FAULU
Armory, Monday, November 14th
O wo ~z
command the
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hat nforh o
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Carl Wollthan went to Shakopee
last Thursday night to visit Mrs.
wollthan who is receiving treatment
for rheumatism there.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
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Morris tribune., 1921-10-28
NATIONAL MALE QUARTET
One of Americas Greatest Singing
Quartets.
Armory, Thursday, December 9Th.

The National Quartet is the wonder quar-
tet of today.
The quartet is headed by Charles Cox, for
some ten years of the leading male quartet
singers of the country. He has been dreaming of
such quartet for years, and watching out for
the singers to make it possible. The last man
was found last summer, and their first public
concert together was given at the international
Lyceum and Chautauqua association convention
in Waterloo in September 1920
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Miss Maude Torpey was i'll with
grip several days this week.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Allen w. Edison returned sunday
night from Austin where he spent a
few days with his parents after at
tending the National Dairy show at
St. Paul.
Morris tribune., 1921-10-28

Mrs. Frank Haight is quite ILL.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

san Fidol. N VI. Enero s De 1871.
sr. editor De ~ NueFo Mexicano
Permitomo IN corto cspaci0 en- au
apreciable eemaarlo por 10 uual le 10Y
anticipates Esacias.
IN dM 3 del actual SO 1nFaron etorno
amor Jose ]. sanbedfa. De 81 John
Arizona. y IA simpftica eenofita Girls
tina Gonzales. de Cuhtfu. n IA CON
daio de Valencia. peIl~eneeiendo an
Dos ~consoriee = unae de las umllias
1rimeras dci Estado oe Nuet0 Mexico
doi estnd0 a. Arizona. aiando los %.
dra- del noVio y. jose n. 6anhodra. y
Dla Isabel 5aramillo Dc SAaoedru. on
tea RESIDENCES de GubtfD. n. d.. y aho'
RI de 81 Joha. Arizona. y los padf1s
Dc IA hosia 500 los H0nonbles Aniat
90 GonHale1 y 1n1niLa D Gonzales sAs
padres ieEitImus = y. Teeaoro uon-
GALES , ~. Maria saHlasai De- 0ollp,
padres adofligns NJ taSamleniq
fut ojeenlate pof 81 ~
sorio CART. lenIEl1o insar I crftnlp
ala 81 u IeIaaln Nat0llca 6e Naeeira
sehofa a. d LuI. e~mrc1tnfcae "a san
Is 1IIta = las p da "a na11un. 90 EH-
psIo N M4 nIeado e~radrtnaot fu ~
81. Ntnfin otes1 y s. tt71s4 N1a Do
n OIesn He1E1t4 A. I14 nup
tias IS aYiiana1 a Hisf 4eaafIta
valitlu ilaa Lsey uicfo quenfH
d~.Imfflafoa 81 tsffo a. tau1s y
aa|rnfl 1lsonrrhsIen 80 artW cen
EaiItiaerlin . lnaa Wnena. Aaa r4ali
nos y aafirs j. alEH4Im q ~ - q
~ faaftf af "a nntla tum1f q
anH||sat ro1mraNe4n4 aei 81 Ew'
aia feittft 5 r0Io - fFan1I
sIHo ftttNr8 a. E|nII WfI'Hie4
an'aa az asta1 ~ oean ~ so
sas ~ Naf Is uia ~ aa sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

nara todos cnand0 yiaroa ALI . los
lpadles de ambos noflos con los bfazQt
} abiert0a. ensehando aquel glsto y 81
huena y0llmtad. para abrazaflpB aca'
ficiarios. Que q que esto escflpe nQ
undo menos que ~enterneeerBe, ptraue
q no B0iamente vio los prazos apiertos
sin6 fambfen sus c0razoneS esperana0
-la aaueilos reci6n casados para darles
lalil una prueba De carIno y e gusto
que todos sentfau, felicitandoios y de-
sedndoles que 81 fin De 81 Flaa
lee c0ncl1ya come pmpezo pc ain pa
saron a Ia casa d0nde todos tomaron
nn feiresco, y una untuosa colnida en-
honor del eFento. Como a laa ? de IA
lfarde, los padrin0s, nOyios, y las seno-
lfitas damas tomaron un paseo en- IN
autom6qil que y. Silyestre Mirabal les
lfacilit6. y f0efon i IA Vega, dOnde "
ftaron algunos de sus par1entes. Como
TODD Sc ACADIA, allf Sc acabo - dia, pero
sfrui6 i'm snntnoao bale, tan ~coucurft
do. que Ia gente no cabfa e. Ell gran
salon de d. Cruz Baca, empezanaose
como a las de Ia n0che, v sienao ios
mdaicos %. Juan Sanchez , Nicolas Ja-
ram,ilo; Tod0 pas6 en- armonia y puen
orden. in bale que auiza no hahiampa
p~fenencIado pof mucho TEMPO de hui
ena moral y deceneia, y no al estilo-
ID. Albfno Saafedfa era q Official en-
careado para anaraar q buen Crden
nero 81 mismo acasa y dice que cada
lino fu6 official AZ ST mlsmo, e~nsenAn'
dolo con sus hucnoa portes. Para EN-
pezarBe q bale, d, Brauiio Arason en-
Docas. per0 ekpresiVas palabras, pre-
ssntd 81 nombfo de ID Doaaciano Pine
para que dlrigiera 10 paIabra, cullen
con 81 eusto De siempre Sc p~reaenio,
q IA i~nH1eccl0n del pdblico, y quien
con 81 acostnmbrado dlsimuio, empe
s6 con estas palabns TCabaneros
sehoras. me siento altamente honfado
al haber sido escogid0 por las parties
de ambos movies para dilieirles Ia pa.
labra 60 esta memorable nothe. ne-
gar que me eieuto aItamcnte aEra0ect
as eeria noFar que SOY I'm humane
Ahora con particular satisfaction y cor
dial aeradocimienio ) en- nomhre de
afnbos lados. novio y nogia, doy alto
dos Rraclas milc4 por haher tenido "a
hondad dc acompahanos On ia OCCASION
ses aenten orenilosos de haber tenlap
neompanamlonlo tan gran1e como
1nir6 nuncn Sc habia viHto en- Cunero
De mndo gus TODD Be- ha rasado en "a
ma afmoniosa alcErfa. y de- 80 parte
Ins offecen Que no rudiondo cprreapon'
der 3 saa bondades. 81 menos les vlfen
aeradectdoa quo Sc io1 dehen > & -
sias les pueden serrlr. no ticncn MAJ
noirrta 4 nandar. Ahora ei Grader
iiio. "AmiEos mics narcce cue ai pre- :
les e. molosta. sienao cue ustc
iea nafssh que mcinr nprecian bailar
1sro slempra ennclnFo dando & ustedag
"a rra1las Dor Ia atdncldn .Que me
ham prntiado, paIitcularmene a loa
tomhfef y - nutio lee snrIIco cue
ne ~tispanatn poIQne Joe rare1ca 4iEo
alroFida. con detif Qno hehieudo bonn
hrt hay nnier Ntteigt saten cue ui
.arnrIfad q rcdncIda. rer0 taHblf1
Abon 90 memoria Gao 10 500 a. ioti
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

lme1or parade de Ia guerra que 81 So
mo poutifico."
nav aleo mas notable tOdayia. hf
lson solo los G0bi8fnoa los que aal
candidate de actltud con respecto 8
/ Sumo Pontffice. j q Teces a despeche
suyo han tenido que humilar sus treh'
ltes y reconocer Ia ~indiecutible snpe'
riofidad moral del Yatican0. 70 tam
bi6n 81 pueblo. 81, ESQ mlsmo pueblo
que con ~frecaencia yueIge Ia eepaiqa'
8 Dor 10 menos mira con inditerencia
" hasta con recel0 a aus pfOhombfes
nolitfcos, Cd tratsndose del Sumo Pom
tifice. s csiente mas y mas atfaldo 3
III. como 10 uemiiestra en- cuantas ocar
stones Sc Ie ofrecen para clio.
Nuestfos l~ectores que nayan leldo
las cfnbnicas de l0s dltlnOs megess
habran vist0 con que entusiasmo, con
du6 pftores = aplau6os, Ia aido cele-
brada en- varias naclones Ia liesada del
Nuncio pontificio. Es azi celebfada
la Iiegada de algdn otf0 diplomatico,
aunQne represents a Alsuna AZ jag na
clones mas podercsas del mundoY a
que Sc Ia de atfibuir esto7 Como ex
plIcar humanamehte que e Represen
ta1te do I'M SUbefuno SIN arrnaa m
ei6rcIlo, pobre. sin Estados, pfeso en-
81 vaticano, sea mucho meior acogido
nor 81 pueblo, que 81 Representative
de una nacion tan p0derosa como I'M
ziateffa, 0 "a RIGA come los Estados
Unidos y este no en- una que otra
uaci6n amiga. sine on puebios Do a.
versus razas. y q qeces haata DE- qi-
gersas ~crecncias en- su gran maypria3
y que adn haya por aqui clesoa re-
aogados o descendisEtea Dc r~eueEados
Iue en- sus escritos. "eyane6licos Sc
1frevan 4 n8gar 10 que al los politicos
mas distinguishes del mundo, aun ios
10 cai6llcos, Sc ven iorzad0s a COME
Ia autofidad siempre crecieute
I8l sumb poniificel Y que haya tam.
3i6n inoauloa que Be dcjen miaeramcn-
ankanar y gular dc tales ciogoal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13


mericanos he hecho I'm cuidadoso es.
tudio del case de dichos ~sentenciados.
"Por d~cclaraciones que me be hecho
pefsonaImente 81 ~procesauo Sanchez J
lcomo resultad0 de las inyestigacionea
que este Consulate ha practicable, he
limos llegado al convencimiant0 de que
Sanchez es inocente del cargo que Sc
10 imputa. En- cuanto a Garcia. t0das
las pru6bas demuestran que Ia muerta
que ocasiono fu6 en- su Ieg1fima defen-
sas y parece que e~ntonces, como hoy,
Sc halla priYad0 del uso de sus facui-
fades mentales. 81 pueblo de los rs.
tados Unidos no tiene ningdn inter6s
especial en- que Sc eiecuTe a eBt0a dos
mexicanos. La inocencla de uno de
ellos estA cast demostrana, v on Guam.
to al otr0, existen circunstancias ate.
nuantes de tai ~naturaleza, que 10 ex.
cluyen en- absolute do la tan terrible
pena de muerte.
fTengo perfecto conocImiento de-
que las leyes dc todOs los PASSES del
mund0 luncionan bajo tales formalis
mos , rntlnas que en- muchos casos
hacen bien diffcil y cast impossible su
prgnta compensation. pcro tambi6n es
cleric que ninguna ley puede ser tan
setera cue Sc oponga q los dictados de
Ia concienoia. de la humanidad y de- la
iusticia. Soy acerrinio o irreconcilia-
bic eHemigo de Ia pena de muerte
puea efco 81 Ia factible regeneration
do quienes tienen Ia d~eagracia do CO.
meter an crimon commandments,
on "a mayor parte de los casos por fal.
a de IN concepto ciaro de IA gravcdad
il Ba Faita ante Ia sociedad en- que VI.
ven. y actuand0 en- ella con cleric de-.
aQunibfi0 organize.
Mas no obstante ser IN decidld0 do
fehsor de IA aboIlcidn de Ia penn CAPT.
tai SOY siempre r~espetuosO dc Ia Icy.
J Is por ESQ que hoy, por Il dlgno con,
iucio de- listed. intercedo en- denanda
10 ihalicia, elemental y anmanidnd|
eSos pobrea inc0mprtndidcs SCI
res cuya ~desgracia Ia determlnA 81 e.
nofancia y SD condici6n de- cxiganie-
ros. 10 cue l6gicamente resnlta en- do.
lrlmento De su propia defenaa. No
c0mprondiendo IA lengaa Official dc "a
aaeion, ~desconocrn Ambien laH ioyes
dc t1la su e~iccucion ocurrlrt 81 hre
ye. Ne permlto recurrlr. pups, g yuca.
to espirim De i%usticls q lin AZ que ~
lee conceda una nueya inefancla en- IA
sue puedan reyisarse sus causae cut
dsdosamente. para 10 cuai aata coneu.
lad ne~preeontanie del 0oblarno NJ
xictnos rreatafia decidida ayuda , 81.
fantia.
"Si ae ncutfdo con las tNiaenclae
dc IN Ley. o faera rasiblo accoder q iol
soiltllaao nae pornillo supIlcar a Nd
En- nofnhle AZ lac ~aneisuas ma4fH fe
esas iAltIices, ~ disnu ccnmnkeF b
pena capital d ru tondcna Dor b o.
nTiN0p. psggiiiend9 a segnndo o.
eliza r1n q antIllu a. cfln ronfala11
fiefaIiaf IA tfiena 90 aua mas IeeiIi
maa aatcchnA.
Enefanfo ansinsamenia "a rF
aat.ia. dada b rtaa ufennrla teI -.
81 y 70 dudaada NJ Tn s1ia nla
sue rt y nefira pftgfaf "a aieeeIdn
+ ~ 4ia MlIriIe4. 20 tontIttt1t|HN
ias Fafaans SO Is flndamenlaf. tfH
81 II HaAtf 81 efrofFf : ia as
ais1es ~ an MAJ ~flrNEeIla al
RAMON r UEt NMfHt
eta1al ~ Ntt'co 81 81 tet1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13
clJRloSInAnEg

En las fiberas del rio uaABes 80
produce una planta Dc Ia iamiIia de-
las ~palmeras cuya peculiafidad con-
siste en- que c~uaiquier animal qne Sc
Intrigue . sd s0mbra es inmediatamen-
to a~prisionado por sus lafgas luertes
hoias, las que no vueiven a "a posi-
sion normal hasla Que Ia planla ha
chupado Ia sansfe dc Ia viclIina, que
dando ann los cadayerea De conejos.
ilebres y otros animales pequehos con-
feftidos en- momfas. Esfa paImera Is
.proDiamente una planla eafnltofa.
En- "a America der Sur y en- AUS
tralia existen Varios 6fboIes due tie-
men esta pr0piedad y que devoran has
Ia corderos.
En- Mexic0 ezisten pIantas que en-
la misiha forma, Sc aIimentan de mos
cas-, abejas y otros .ilsect0s. los es-
tados de Guefrero. Morelos y Mlcnoa.
efn cuentan en- Eu nofa Vafias espe-
oies Dc esta planta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

Department Of the Interior
III S. Land Office at Santa re. N. IA.
December a0s 1920
NOTICE Is hereby given that Juan
AdAl4 Of Cuba, NOW Me4ico, who On
Nov. rs, 1920 made Homestead entry
|N6 o4l12b for NK SHN, sVnt SEA
SEX NHM. Section 81 Township 19Ni
sang IW nj NJ ri M.s has filed no.
Nee of intention to make Three year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described before II. s. Com
missioner, at Cuha; Sansi0yai co. New
Mexico. on Fah. b 1921
Claimant names as witnesses: Ma
flan0 Isacefo, al NlchNalds Reyes ho
bato and David LobAto. an of Cuba,
New Me4icos
FRANCISCO D4iGABo
Register
lat pub. Jan. 9th
F-nt mt.h Nah ora Jouf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

IAtNNAt AM4~Ht vi NHR
u. S. Land Office at Santa Re N. M
December 8, 1920.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Her
bert r. Horton 0f Hyer, M. M who
on June 16. 1916, made. Homestead
entry No. 026g01, for SEA-, Section ~
Township he M Range So, N. Nj. r M.
has filed notice OF attention TO make
Three year Proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
u. S. Commissioner 81 Stanley Santa
Re Co, N. NJ, on Jan. 81, 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses; r.
ia, Richards OF Stanley. NM Chas.
lDueomb. OF Stanley, N. NJ. John IA.
Hoard OF Hyer. n. M, and IN. A.
Hoard or Hyer. N. N.
FRANCISCO DELGApO
Register.
list pub. Dec, Is. Last pub. Jan. lS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

TODD Is liennia y cneano
TODD Is ioca1f1 y e1berhia.
d bios Il iIaman de ia.
al hnmbre naman aIieGa
~cortosana a Ia muief
que wye con dtagerkuenza
moce1adeH & los Vtcit6,
los hsftes dilieencla.
q a pohreza desho1fa
y hotga aiIaufio Ia riaueza.
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discretion q d clAte
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los pliclos Hannah elsl,
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pordae iEuaf1 cu1ts
EE VEGA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

IS. Township 13N. r. lie N. NJ. r. NJ
has filed notice OF intention to make
Three year Proof, 70 establish Claim
tn the land above described. before
u. s. Commissioner 1t STANLEY, M
on Jan. 20' 1891.
Claimant names as Witnesses ed $
Young, Of Stanley, N. A. P. i. Hud.
dleston. OF Rineona, M M Al. N.
Chiiders. oI Stanley N. MI. and III. D..
BOughman. OF Stanley q. "a.
FRANCISCO DAfNAD0
ReElAter.
lst pub. Dec. 16. Last pub Jan. -.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

department OF lne 4ntelHpI3
II. s. land Office at Santa ne, N. n
December 20. 1890
NOTICE IS hereby given eiat Ia6fi'
10 Herrera, Of Santa Re, n. Nj, who on
December 4, 1915. made Homestead
entry No. 025s6f, for SWE Section 81
Township IGN, Range lie. n. NJ. n M
has filed notice Of intention to make
Three year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver u. s. Land
Office al santa ne, N. Nj. on the srd
day OF February. 1881.
Claimant names as witnesses: lose
Dolores Garcia. ReYmundo RouauiIlo,
Hilario Garcia and Luis Mar3ine1,
all Of Santa ne. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELHAD0
Register
LIST pub. Dec. g, 1920;
Last pub. Jan. 20 1921.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-13

department or the lhtetiutf
u. S. Land office at Santa re n. M
December q, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
IL Rogers, Of Rencona, n. NJ. who, on
Dec. %, 1916, made Homestead entry
No. 02g107, for So, Section 2S, Town
ship 12 n, Range liz, n. M. P. NJ,
has filed notice Of intention to make
Three year Proof. 10 establish claim
TO tie land above described, before
u. s. Commissioner Al Stanley, Santa
re Co, IN. NJ. on jan 20. 1921.
Claimant names aa Witnesses: g.
~. Moore. Ed. Young, T. J. r. Gilbert
and b. j. Baughman. AL Df Stanley
New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELGAD0,
Register.
1st pub. Dec. 1G. Last pub. Jan. 10.