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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-22

ANY ryucricnccd oil rcGncr cnn make II gasoline which Will
= devotion NAV imnm power, or give mnNIm'im' economy
easy starting; that will enable u motor l." "' 81 III" y"
,uou,LIv nj = low IIroIIlr; or Inn will give snnll carbon d"P""h.
RIM :, rr, rcI = boLourrd rnsoIinc combining all The desirable
o,cr, in uronrr proporiion took years of careful expert
incubation by our chemists and engineers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-22

|, is particularly desirable in cold
weather when less perfectly con-
di,ioncd gnsoIiuc makes motors
sluggish even with II rich' waste
FIJI. carbon-mnking mixture.
Next time Won need gasoline drive
in where You see the familiar
IS. o." sign. Get Il thankful OF
balanced ''!Stnndard'' Motor Caso-
line, Sec what remarkable pull
ing power YOU get on the hills,
how quickly your motor "snaps
ill.," Keep tabs OH the mileage you
get. One quality wherever you
buv il. Al service stations and
everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08

glad to see that she is again able to
be around, after her severe fall last
winter.
d. H. Chisholm made business trip
to the county seat last Saturday.
V. D. Coglon, operating the former
Chisholm mill at Copeland, was
business visitor in Bonners Ferry last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott and son re
turned last week to their home in
Washington, after spending ten days
with their daughter, Mrs. Glenn, on
the old Parker ranch
Announcement was made last Sat
urday night at the dance of dance
at Porthill next Saturday night, Feb
ruary IL. Music to be furnished by
the "All Star Trio" of Copeland.
Miss Margaret Olden of Boomers
Ferry visited with her sister Anna,
teacher of the Rath school, last Sat
urday and also attended the dance
here.
w. c. Reid and Swan Lundgren, of
Bonners Ferry, were shaking hands
with old friends here last Friday.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08

John Sherman of PASSPORT. was
transacting business in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Morehouse OF
Naples were business visitors in town
Friday
FOR SALE-Heavy set of logging
sleighs complete. Inquire at the Rsv-
erside hotel. adv tt
Deputy Collector of Customs Young
of Eastport was transacting business
in town last week.
Miss Vera Crissey of Leonia spent
last week visiting in town with Miss
Catherine Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Daufau of Port
hill We're business visitors in town
Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Shively, who has been at Spo-
kane for the past week or ten days,
returned to Bonners Ferry Wednesday.
Assessor w. C. Reid was at Copeland
the latter part of the week making
property assessments in that district.
Mrs. w. S. FIitterer of Lenia was
ATTENDING TO business matters in town
Saturday and a pleasant caller at this
office.
| Wanted or house, fur
nished or unfinished. Couple with
out children. Inquire Mr.. Prcll, Bound
airy Dry Goods.
Eggs for Setting l. Reds from
laying strain. | have sold in January
S15.95 from "a hens. Booking now
at $3.50 per setting. w. B. Hawkins. If
Mrs. Fred Causton, who has spent
the past two months visiting here with
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Causton, left Friday
for Priest River and Spokane at which
places she will visit for a time and will
then return to her home at Pasco
Wash.
The G. G. G. Club met at the home
of Miss Dollie Bruce Wednesday eve
ming and pleasant evening was spent
at the card tables, Mrs. ID. G. Melon
aid winning the prize for the high
score. Delicious refreshments were
served
There is not a more convenient place
in the city to buy your shirt than at
Walden Bros, and we have never seen
better values than we are now offer
ing; all new and fresh, and the styles
are correct-the product of the best
makers only.
The Sunday school class of the
Union church formerly taught by Miss
Mary Hawkins enjoyed a sleighing
party out to the Barto school Wednes-
day where Miss Hawkins is now teach
ing. Lunch was served the visitors
and very pleasant evening spent.
The Continental Oil company has
just finished installing new tank at
its station here and the building of a
garage and loading platform. 1t is
Supplying its local agent, Chas. Rag
land with a tank truck for delivery
purposes. II. A. Goldbeck did the car
penter work on the new improvements.
Game Warden Heathershaw and Don
Guiles are receiving number of in
quiries regarding the sale of the two
young cougars captured by them re-
Gently. They have letters asking
prices from Geological Board of Con-
troll of the city of st. Louis, Mo, Long
fellow Geological Gardens, Minnehaha
Park, Minneapolis, Mimi, and Horne's
Geological Arena, Kansas City, Mo.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08
COPELAND

Lima Ripatti and Howard Donehoo,
attending high school In Bonners Fer
ry, spent the week end at their homes
here.
Mr.. Campbell of the M L. Bruce
Cedar company, Standpoint, spent sew
eral days here in the interests of the
firm.
Miss Mildred Reid, primary teacher,
spend Saturday and Sunday at her
home in Boomers Ferry.
The dance last Saturday evening
was one of the successes of the sea-
son. Music was furnished by the "AIl
Star Trio"
Fred G. Chambers, associated with
the Buckhorn mine and working in
the interests of the company in Spo-
kane and adjacent towns, spent few
days here last week visiting with his
wife and daughter. He drove home
in new Ford coupe.
Mrs. G. K. Andrews, who has been
quite seriously i'll, is now well on the
way to recovery.
Friends of Mrs. Hector Chisholm are
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08

Compare the Edison Photograph
with any other talking machine and
you will always be a booster for the
Edison" Sold on the easy payment
plan. o. f. Howe.
FOR SALE-L. c. Smith Standard
typewriter in best of condition, used
only short time, cost $110. Cheap at
$45, terms. Inquire Herald office. adv
NOTICE. will buy poles in mixed
lots, any sizes from 80 to As feet. Not
necessary to get out carloads of one
size. Write l.. d. Mcfarland. Sand
point, Idaho. .Ian27n
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08
Price Reductions

On union suits and two-piece under
wear in wool and cotton are too many
to list. Come in and see them-that
is the best way. Walden Bros.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-02-08
Merchandise

Hills Coffee Red 49,.
Above is but few of the good prices o offer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

JOINT nod getagt bat, oas piA ID
Iiietper MI Jag, biefabs Sie bebte
5es ID bod nit printe. ben I'll.
ides ur,lertpebr IN frifde Sads III
e friides &er1b I'm en- friihe Subt
ange3oge IN i6 muB iage, oann ben
i'd fein gefiibIt atptper id ben bod
e gnrl5e 2att Driutper t,a1oenfe milf.
ie. for tuar11m ID INNER 10 unfort.
Sfdenebt fem muB. Gs built ia ieoer
:Menide tpon3t in e @eiI ebbes bidit.
spe,te, ntutper for ben Rieien Il. es
0nh nit notie, bob alleg mas th
oubn gege mid aebn l1i,k.
Die ai35ie o,lbt ia Oft roffe IN toffe
Borte 5u mid irtbfe, eipei9eaie
menn ie n1eir 8rebt oalte built
nm mid anibna,ibe built, aIs Of ID
en- giel oooer font e Sttdelde @ino.
nteb mdr, otpper es g1idt beinab at
mid, OLE mer1t ie MT 10 biel aus ben
@eg mar. @onit ib nerbIeiue ST.
ne Sbrr Iietper
NbtItpp Sauerampfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
Cine intere7ante M1tsgrnbtng Il
MseaIp11.

@ie aus SerniaIem gerneloet
miro, muroe BET ben Mmsgrabnitgen
III Msealon ein Eel hes bon 9ero.
oes Dem @roBen erbauten Balaites
bfoBgeleet, beiien gdonbeit unb
Wr0Be Ser @eididtibreiber Sole
pbus als bemlmoeru1qsDiirbig be-
5ei6net. @s mnr6en 8ilotperfe 1es
Mpono ser @enl1s, ether 8iiftoria
u1o eineS Gigunten nn6 cine 5ta-
tue oes aonigs Serooes Jefunoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
oafen, Die meitudrts n1nribierten.....

UuSI4kt Ul6 tVeI1tUul1S
Die 2uft, bnr6 Sic mir fal1eu,
tano tia. ,lno bie GeI6er Der
sf9lpnmnue1 IN beiBen @eiten mie
eiu Nfeeer i'm 5onnengIaIt. 2ibel-
len torfeIten bnriber glii;t, nnb meiBe
5dnetterIinge fort,ten auf fdtpaii-
iena5pringen; i6mer ging Der Mtem,
Ser Gtablbem oriidte, ons Roppel
preBte, u1o ons @etpebr id)niirte
Sic nodtcr 9dlfe. 2ieoer, sic. iid
la1t losfangen, perfdllldte Ser
5fnub, n,t0 @eiprdhe eritiidfte1t. so
trug ie6er iein. @er5 ffnr fiid; bent
einen near es Gorge, benz o11bert1
mar es Grieoe, Dem 6rittet nnr
Jleiid
Rleir uto geoudt Iicfen oie
Sdatten nebe11 uns Der.
2angfam fa11e1 mir unter Die
9ranfen Der britii9en 5dmerfali.
Der; lire arouen 3erfleifdten ben
Booen u1o f9leu6erten ipibe Gro.
ontdnen bod, aIs griffe Die Groe
gegen ben &immel. Srgenbipo pad-
ten fe ei1 Mrnitionslager; es per-
bIutete qualmeno uno i9rie aus
%beritenoen Grploiiorer. S6mar5
uro griu 1tnb gels ue6te 6araus Der
Maub nie Elm gtftiges 5anaI mer
ons 5ommerlanb bin.
8tnter our1e1t 8I1he1t u116 fla.
den Mbbdnget, III balben Sduiern,
8aroden un6 3elten CAB uns Die
beige Madt fieberr6en 56laf.
Ger faude11ce @lutatem Ser
sdla6t eriff iber u1s Fer, lno
Die Nl1be, Ole. plobli6 iber oaS
2nno lief, brittle IN unieren ent-
tuobnten Dbren.
@ir ober i6liefen.
8ir ra1tgen Der 3eit, bic nas
blieb, BEN 51lnf ab.
uro Der tribe Morgen itieb unS
bod.
Ser grite iprengte, un6 6ie gr6e
bebte, 6as 2anb lief in @ellen, uno
sic Quft mar Elm @ebriM, oas fi9
idb bon ben S9liinoen Der 8atte.
rien IoBriB unb ME Elm Clement aus
benz feiten, %3innernen Sori5ont al.
rMdquon.
Mus 6em gdattenbimmel, Ser
1i9t mebr Ma9t mar, l,n6 bent Der
9ug nod feine Sonne gab, fielen
BeipeniHiiide Glieger tparfen
8onben a,1f .freifden6e 8araden
uro f9itteten sic furrenoen SpiB.
fugeln ibrer Mafbinenge1pebre iber
Sic 5traBen, bic Der belle Staub Der
n1arfdiererben Solomon tpie Mebel
nmpebte. Yedi6pnr5 quolten Die
Sotenblumen Der ySdperi9rap11eme
Inn iie Derutn. 9ie fdnenen So,
bi1te 1t1ierer Glieger 3erpfflidften Die
96marn1c Der G%leoermauie, sic I'M.
1ner tte11, aus benz &ori5ont trieben,
6ur9 ibre Maiien mdtiger ml1rben.
l1no tiefer un6 tiefer Mber Die Stra-
ben itriden 1tnb cen @iftgeifar BET
Munition nnf Sic Erllppen trdu-
felter.
6euerrot itieg bie Sotre aus
benz Morgen un6 mari gol6ene
gtrabIen iber sos hutenoe 2an6.
Damn blaBte iie al, ertrunf III
Sinub nl1b 9unit nno trieb perga.
ntenten mie etn r11n6er &inberora-
den IN ben Gent.
Ser Sob bon 6lanbem aber
mu9s ii ibrer SdmddbPe, redte ft4
5tpii9en @rbe unb Simr1el auf rno
regierte 6aS 2ano.
Otto Miabidc.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

SO IT gegen SO 4 u e. @e4
gen 0iiee nneripiniibten 8efu9et
l1nierer 5peifefamn1er, 6ie an i@
eigentliih redt nieooIiide Sierden
fmo, niro 0ns Musffreue1 6es ges
trodneten 4rautes Der 9linbsfa.
mile glntbemis cotula en1pfobIen.
Sen Eieren M Ser @er1i6 ben
Nflun5e 40 u1ertrdgHIib eiin, bob tie
ME mebr in oIde st1ttan alutrii6.
febren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
Sic llniDeriitat 2orpat.

Sic llniperiiitadt 9orpat.
Eternal In fat 800 Sabren lit
Die l1niueriitat 0orpat al 1teuern Sc.
ben eritan6en. Gin fbmeoiider So.
mig bat lie 1852 gegrunoet, Elm ruf.
iii9er Safer bat iie 1902 gum atpei.
ten Male eroffnet, Sic oeutide Df.
fupationsgetpalt fat lie 1918 -
im Septeu1ber - gum oritten MaIe.
iertpedt, e1blif bat Der eitniibe
Staat lie am i. De5ember 1919
gum biierten Male in 0etrieb ge.
iett. Ser alte afa6emiide Baum
bat nlio cine .Meibe bon 5tiirme,1
iberoauert, 1T nobI gebeuet tporben,
ni9t aber gebro9en. gs iino iebt
balb eineirbab Sabre berfIoifen felt
benz Gage, las 5um bierten Male Die
&uren Der Mlma mater 3orpateniis
fi9 mie6er offneten. 9ns 5tpeite
nfa6emiide 2ebriabr gebt 5u Gnoe..
Die 8erio6e Der gramina BAT be.
gonren, bent i4onett Maitpetter gun.
Erob, 6as nit @litenIdnee n,o
Springen6uft ms Greie lodt. Sic
l1niperlitat 5ablt iebt mebr a1s 5000
@tuoieren6e tndnnli9en uno tpeibli.
den @eihledts, sic iih auf fieben
Gnfult1ten perteilett. gs jino Die
heoIogi}dde iuriiifde. bic meoiai.
niide, Sic pbiloiopbiide, sic Matte.
n1atii9,naturbtitorifde bic 5afuI.
tat Der Gierbetlfun6e unb 6ie ogro.
nomiide. 9ie l1ni6eriitdt begittnt
nieoer, Die acta ct commentators
berallsougeber, ittto oas miiien!9nft.
li9e 2eben regt ii9. Mt Der tbeo.
logiiden 6afultdt, sic boffentIi4 er-
boIte1 bIeiben miro trob mander
Anfein6nnger ieitens Ser @aoifaler.
I'M 2an6e, pirfer 8 2ebrfrafte, bar.
inter 8 6eutide; an Der iuriihiden
s, 6arttnter 2 6eutide, i f6tpeoii9e
3 eitnifde, 2 rufiiidR; an ser meot.
3inii6en % 2ebrfrdfte, oorunter 8
oeutide; an Ser pbiloiopbiifer1 SO,
idmeoiide, 6e1tide, eIttiidg finnt.
fhe, ruiiide, e1gliide;; on oer MA.
Observation-Disclosures 90, eft.
nilbe, oentide, ruiiife un6 finni.
fde; an Ser Jafultdt fir Eierfunba
6eutide, eitniide, ruiiifde; en6.
li1 ait Ser ngroromii1en 9 2ebr.
frafte, 6elti9e, finniide uno eit1i.
ide. IS miro gefeien: .eitnii9, rui.
:fiibs oeutib unb engliid, ulio lit Die
l1niberittdt polDglott. Gin 11atiora.
Ter Gbalpinismlis ieitens Ser eitni.
fden Maioritat madt ii@ MIR ielteD
bemerfbnr, in unierer iuriitiide1
GnfuItat gar nidt, aud fnu1n 1T Ser
tbeologiiden un0 pbiloiopbii9en.
@inige baltbiniIfii6e Negut1gen m1b
man i9o1t IN &auf nebmer. SIN
gan5en leben Die giten, 9eutidem
Sdtpe6en, Muiien un6 Sinneu frie6.5
li9 mitei1an6er. Mar fon1t ingen,
baB Ser Sleib unb Sic Mufmerfiam.
feit Ser Stuoierenben 11ur nt13uer.
fen,1e1 lit. Sic Sugeno 1T gerabe.
8u ol1sgebungert in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SiniiN i'm 2anfe oer feds 6abinge.
ga1gene1 idtDere11 Sabre 6es Rrie.
ges unb Der @irren. S1t Der Moffe
Ser Stloieren6er felt man pobt
cine groBe 3abl iltnger 5tu6ieren.
ben, bnneben aber ar6 3oblreide
reife Mldn11er urb 9amer1. SIZE eff
mide 8~erfaiiung BON 1920 be.
fHmnt, bob bic .@iileni9aft un6
tire Qebre fret it, BOB feinerlei
3nong nn6 9rnd niisgeiibt nir6
feitens Der @egierltng. Sober afa.
6einiide Qebrer Iebrt mad befern
@iiienun6 @etpiiiea 1ln6 man mliB
.bil18nfigm, BOB Sic @egierung mad
beiten Bermogen ffIir bic materieae
ange Der nfabetniffden Qebrer forgt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

NSk Nett SSeee yGt.
Be Spel, no I1ter
gebabt ben, be,1 i1
gang idredliA &c.
I'M id Zen ie-
ben Dng tnebr @ai.
Ter %getrunfe, als tpie
en- Saul IN ih ben.
aud grad 10 gefubH
ed5ept bob i9 feline
GtreuuS 0dbon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09


ten gserbett ur6 gIeid3eitig frobeu1
Ser5er fino Die redten Soloaten,
llaturer. 8ilb tobt ous @efedt;
sic er7tet Berluite AM eritel1 u1o
bierten @eiduk. Ser aan1pf tobt
neiter. Sebt legt Ser @equer nod
5hrupneue Elm. Ct oenft ans pobI
Ben .Melf All aebef1. or tauiht 1ih:
5000! 5aIpel" font oas aomu1a11-
SO, ,1nb bier Mobre funoen aleid.
5eitig aabe @efedtsbereitjaaft nro
unerihutterliiae1t Rampfpiuen. Die
5onne ,1eiat ii9 BEN &ori5ort at.
@eiter rult oie 90Ile, meiterp 0pr-
lutte. Gin @irbeApino BON @preng-
ftiide11 feat burh bic 8otterie. -
..Tpueri erites. atppites. nrittes. bier.
test Wotterie burdala ert0nt oas
ruhiae .Rornruqnoo Ser 8uqfubrer.
@n6Iih. es lit fat 1913 ubr, ldBt
6as geuer oes @eaners mad. 8ir
iinb nod intaft, 11ur .bas erite Sc.
ihuutb lit burd Elm ltartes Sprerg-
itaf ouber @efe@t geiebt. Mber.
pie iiebf es rinas UNI .u1s aus!
l1n{ere gtenuna sertpiih1t nno aer.
fekt !@ei11 @rnben mehr al Be-.
nl1hen. - 1euerpal1{el Ser gaa
NOR heiR. 8Introt oeht Sic @on11e
hinter 6en griirnmern bon Me{5ineg
.nie6pr. Sd 6pnfe an 6ns nlte &C.
Dihtblnh Al ,Sn1s nit Sen foftliden
olten Bii6ern u1o traumte: $
pun6erpoue TriiblinqsaeitIn Dod
feine. @tuuoe it au periaumer1. Scene
Wunitio11 m11R an sic @eidiibe, oa.
NIT mir aefedtgbereit bleiben.
IS lit ounfeI aetporoen. Mit
6ompfenoen Moiien. nod enoloier
Miihial int GrimteraelGnoe, fommt
sic Munitionsfolorne i'm 5hube
Ser Noht in Steuuuq qefqbren. ssbr
sSibrer lit ein alter 5uomeitafrfffa-
rer. ser INNER so lit, mo ettpas
los" lit. ssn. roieuoer @iIe tpiro
abaelqoen. Rurae BefebIe, uno
8robe. ouf 8roBe perfdIinqt mteoer
Sic Noht.
Gin berrliber Morgen iteigt Der.
uuf. S9on frub iino Sic feino1i-
den Glieger tactig. Inter Grim ber-
6edt rltbe1t uniere @obre. Damn
neue 8efeble, 1teuer &f. '9eftig
fett Der 5eino Elm. lin II Qbr
8efebl: vDie 1O,@m-Batterie nimmt
Die 5traBe bon 81. mad g. unter
Jel1erl" Sos feinolihe 6euer raft
in unierer gtequng nod i6limmer
ols geitert. @as HIfts? uGns
@ei9uBI" l1nb rllbig un6 ii6er
eebt @9uB auf 59uB. So, Elm
2arm! 8lutuberitr6mt fommt bon
limits manfen6 Elm Mant1 ouf mild
All un6 meloet: u8ontreffer am 8.
@eidMt; anes tot!" 9os Slut tritt
in Die Mugen. Mit rai6en gpriin-
gen bin id oa. Gin 8oltreffer Fat
6as @el6ms am Mufiab %getroffen.
@erfoblt liegt Sic 2eide oes braber
@eIdubfiibrers Dor mir. Mings er-
plooiert sic Mnnition. No9 bier
Sdmerberpunoete gelingt es ait ber-
gen. 9ie ubrigen 8el6ibe ldie-
ZEN peiter. Mud 6as 4. miro ba1o
auber @efedt gelebt. Scr er1te
8ug anein, 5000. @olpe!" fomman.
6iere i6. nniere. @ut lit angeita-
delt. @ir bleiben bier un0 iollte
es unier auer unteraang fem! Self
brennt sic Come. @er merfts?2
@ebt 1i6t ser sos nod beiBer UNI 2
Stun6e auf 5tuuoe bergebt. 5duB
auf 5duB perlabt bas Mobr. Sm=
mer nod pralIeln sic @e1do5le in
uniere 9teuung. @ir fonnem 1i@t
1nebr 6enfeu. @euden6 qebt unIere
8r1tff. niI6 tobt Ser @nmbf. Biz
Ser glben6 pie6erfommt. Sinter
ms Iieut cine fleine B6}dund. gs
aeItnat ung, 6ort hini;ber uniere
I.sY.I -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
.0ffntr 55dJrfitfbrtft ats
pbtlipp 5antrant3ftr.
136
lieber Serr @eoattiondrl

ssn Ben lebte bei-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13

the Albuquerque Grant; thence
north along the east line of said
grant to the south fine of Coal ave.
nue.; thence west along the south
line of Coal avenue to the east line
of Mulberry street; thence north
along the east line of Mulberry
street to the north line of East
Marquette avenue; thence east
along the north line of East Mar
quette avenue to the east line of
the Albuquerque Grant; thence
north along said grant line to the
north line Of Sec. 81; thence east
along the, north line Of Secs Fl ana
20 to the N. e. Cor. Of Sec. %;
thence south along the east line of
Sec. 20 to the place of beginning.
And 1t further appearing to the
Board that the said East Albuquer-
que contains streets and alleys. and
the business and residential district
thereof, and business and residen-
tial houses occupied and used by
the Inhabitants and residents there
Of, and the plant, buildings and
campus Of the University Of the
State of New Mexico. and the res
ervoir of the water works Of the
city of albuquerque and the Coun-
try club house and golf links and
divers other houses, buildings, inn
provements and property which
are subject to great and irreparable
damage by animals running at
large; and 1t further appearing to
the Board that 1t is the desire OF
the inhabitants and residents OF
said East albuquerque that an or
der may be made and entered of
record by this Board prohibiting
the running at large Of such AMI
mails within the limits of said East
Albuquerque; and the Board being
fully advised in the premises. doth
grant said petition.
Wherefore, 1t is ordered by the
Board Of County Commissioners OF
the County of Bernilillo. State of
New Mexico, that there shall be
and is hereby prohibited the run
swine, sheep, goats. burros and
other domestic animals within the
limits Of East Albuquerque. the un-
incorporated town above. described
and as shown by the plat thereof
accompanying the said petition of
the residents and Inhabitants of the
said Easr Albuquerque and filed
herein.
And 1t is further ordered that
this order be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in
the Albuquerque Morning Journal
and Albuquerque Herald. newspa-
pers published In the city Of Albu-
querque, in the said County Of Ber-
nalillo, State of New Mexico, and
that printed hand bills containing
such order be posted by the clerk
of this Board In at least three
places in said East Albuquerque.
Done at a Special session of said
Board of County Commissioners of
the County of Bernalillo. State of
New Mexico. this 4th day of Oc-
tober. 1921.
(SeaD A. G. SIMMs,
Attest: Chairman.
FRED CRoLLoIT. Clerk.
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dominate the school, its board OF
managers or advisors should in
clude one member from each de-
nomination, having a church or
ganizaGon In the city, including
the Catholic church, and they
should cultivate the acquaintance
of these girls and talk to them
freely.
The school should also conduct an
employment bureau, which will adj
just difficulties, look into condi-
lions, wages etc, and help employer
as well as the girls by an intelligent
investigation Of domestic prob-
lens. 1t can thus build UP a sys-
TEN by which women who have not
room for a domestic can have help
during certain hours of the day.
And mothers needing emergency
help or responsible caretakers for
their children during their Tempo
rary absence can telephone and get
them just as promptly and certain
ly as they can telegraph a meSsen-
ger boy.
There is almost no limit to the
usefulness to the community that
such school could attain IL con-
Quoted with the needs Of the COM
munity in view. 1t must grow into
this gradually as the development
of a sense of responsibility in its
pupils fits them to take such du-
ties upon them without inviting So
cial disaster. There must be an
education of employers as well as
pupils and neither will be an easy
or grateful task. Does anyone
doubt that the community will fail
to respond eventually? Not when
1t sees on which side its own bread
Is buttered. Does anyone raise the
old wall about the expense? AT
first it will be expensive, but after
time largely self-supporting and
in any case, "the really expensive
school is the one that fails of ito
end" and if we had not hundreds
of such failures the American
home would not have such u
problem to face as it has today.
Let us apply our highest intel
ligence, our best methods, and our
most generous financial support in
solving it,
Very sincerely yours.
MARY r, DISSETTE.
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I'm feeling like q new man
since Tanlac soothed and toned up
my stomach and for the first time
in forty years can eat a hearty
meal and suffer no distress after
wards" was the remarkable state
ment of Patrick J. Haley, 107 Pros
pect avenue. Syracuse. N. Y. a well
known iron and steel worker.
"Only those who have had stom-
ach trouble in q bad form can
know what I suffered during all
those years. l was almost a nerv-
Gus wreck. too, and for years l
didn't know what it was to get a
good sound sleep at night.
81 got new life and energy from
each dose of Tanlac and now I'm
q well and happy man instead of
q sick and miserable one as I was
for so many years. I'll vouch for
the merit of Tanlac at any time"
Tanlac is sold in Albuquerque by
the Alvarado Pharmacy and all
other leading druggists everywhere.
ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-13
G ct Nerve
F orce from
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and increase your vigor and endur-
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spinach, lentils and apples. Or
ganic ir- enrlches the blood and
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blood to manufacture a greatly in
creased supply OF new nerve force.
Get Ia bottle of Nuxated Iron today.
and If within two weeks time you
do not feel that 1t has increased
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way, your money will be refunded.
Sold by all druggists.