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The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
BABY DAUGHTER ARRIVES
 FOR MIR. AND MRS. HAGEN

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hagen was gladdened on Saturday by the arrival of 2 charming little Miss, the gift of the Stork.
 Papa Hans was So busy receiving congratulations that he did not have time to tell The News of the happy occurrence in time for the Tuesday issue. Mother and baby are getting along splendidly under the watehful eye Of Mrs. Thomas Col ling.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

retary of the interior that much of the red tape will be eliminated, and Alaska unfettered. There Is a feel ing at Washington, according to Underwood, that the delegate, gov ernor and Secretary Fall will agree eventually upon national legislation and department regulations which will open the Alaska resources upon sane and logical lines. Delegate Sutherland, in the opinion of Under wood, is working to this end.
 There Is something grotesoue in the proposal to combine the farmers of the country and organized labor in a new political party. Farmers labor, 1t is true, and they are of the class of real producers. But it does not follow necessarily that the long-houred, unorganized tillers of the soil will make dependable voting companions for the short houred unionized workers of the mines and factories. If the workers of the country only realized it, they do not need the farmers or any other class to give them power at the polls
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
ABOUT THE MAIL.
HHHHH1z~HxSveHsHsH

Mail is dispatched from Nenana for the Outside on Wednesday and Saturday. Letters may be posted up to 7:3O on the morning of de- parture.
 Mail is dispatched for Fairbanks on Tuesdays and Fridays.
 The first mail of the season, by way of Broad Pass, will reach Ne mana this week, perhaps on Thurs day but surely not later than Satur- day. The schedule calls for two mails a week from Seward.
 The mail launch Sibilla is enroute up the Panama river with the last river mail of the season, and will be in port probably tomorrow. >~-----~=~-~---~----- In the Probate Court for the Terri tory of Alaska. Fourth Division, Nenana Precinct.
 In the matter of the Estate of An ton Ludwig Hagen, deceased
 Notice To Creditors
 No. 3s P.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad- ministrator of the above entitled Estate, and all persons having claims against said Estate are directed to present them to the undersigned, at Nenana, Alaska, or at the office of John A. Clark, attorney at law, Fairbanks, Alaska, (which place is hereby designated as the place where the business of said Estate will be transacted), within six months from the date of first pub ication of this notice.
 Nenana, Alaska, Sept. 6, 1921.
 HANS HAGEN,
 Administrator John A. Clark, Attorney for Ad- ministrator.
 Date of first publication, Sept. 15 Date of last publication, Oct. B.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
NEGRO BANDIT MAKES HAUL

FORT WORTH, Ger. 6-Eight members of a house party were held up and robbed yesterday al Lake Worth, a resort near here. by a negro bandit. He compelled the vic tins to tie each other securely and then made life miserable for them for an hour, after which he made his escape with jewelry valued al more than a thousand dollars.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
DANCING CLUB ANNOUNCES
 OPENING HOP FOR SATURDAY

The opening dance o1 the season. under the auspices of the newly-or- ganized Nenana Social Club, with take place al Union hall on Satur- day night, and a special effort will be made to make the affair an en- joyable one for those attending.
 The dance will be the first of a number of similar gatherings to be given by the club during the winter. and it is the hope of the committee in charge that there will be a large turnout of dancers.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Val Diebeld. whe arrived in town yesterday from the Totatlanika dis trict, has two good horses which he Is anxious to give away. He will turn them over to any one. without cost, who will promise to take care of them, for he has no further use for them himself and does not in- tend to board them all winter.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
REDIscoUNT RATE REDUCED

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-The Federal Reserve Bank of the Third District, has reduced the rediscount rate from five and one-half to five per cent on all classes of paper
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

The Cold Storage barge, which will winter on the Nenana water front, will be moved from its present position near the 4. E. C, sawmill, 10 the upper end of town, beyond reach of the spring run of river ice ....~@
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
THREE CANARIES FOR SALE
 Inquire at The News Office.

SALESMEN-To represent One hundred and bhirty-seven House hold Necessities sold direct to the consumer. Real opportunity to build a business of your own. Write City Sales Department of J. R. Watkins Company, No 63 Bluxome Street. San Francisco. ~-------------------r~ --- FOR SALE-One mans tuxedo box suit and one full dress evening suit. S35 for the two. Practically new. Medium size Mrs. D'Orsay's Tailor Shop. Next Coliseum.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
WINTER AT HAND

Coats and Caps lined and repaired Suits and coats cleaned, altered and pressed also fur robes lined and re- paired. Harriet D'Orsay, Tailor
 Next to Coliseum
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
MORE OR LESS NEWS
HHH&H1~ REPRESENTATIVES.

The end of steel Is reported to have reached Mile 313, and it is expected that the track will be ad- vanced to Mile 319 by Monday, which will leave a gap of approxi- mately 30 miles between ends of steel. -.-.=.. ."-.~. ..- Commission caterpillars, which are hauling freight to the camps along the line from the Southern division, are operating from Mile 313 to Mile 327, and Superintendent of Con- struction Dan Leech Is hopeful of bringing the machines as far as Camp 334, if grade conditions will permit
 The mail launch Sibilla. which is enroute up the Tanana river with the last of the seasons river mail, should reach Nenana this afternoon. and probably will go into winter quarters here. The launch left Tolo- vana at 6:50 this morning.
 Authority for the collection of an assessment for the maintenance o- the town of Nenana during the month of August, is given. to the Alaskan Engineering Commission in an executive order issued by Presi- dent Harding, to cover the emerg- ency. A copy of the order has been received by Townsite Manager Carl Schmidt, who is now engaged in winding up townsite affairs in their relation to the Alaskan Engineering Commission. MT Schmidt reports that property owners are making their payments fairly promptly
 Tony Letray has purchased a No. sleigh from Dave Patterson.
 Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro eeries. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
PERSONAL
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Harry Abercrombie has gone tC Fairbanks to have another look al that new baby.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Q. F. Lehr and Franks Rourke expect to get away for the coast on Saturday morning.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Within a short time voters of Nenana will be called upon to cast their ballots for members of the towns first regular council, and the matter should be given serious thought.Also at that time-on the first of November-the question of incorporation will be decided whether the town will be permit ted to slide along without manage ment, without regulated fire pro- lection and without those federal revenues which rightfully belong to the town, or whether there shall be local self government, with efficient supervision, adequate fire protection, lighted streets through out the winter months and the promise of municipal-owned public utilities.
 There is so much that can be said in favor of incorporation, and So little justly that can be said in opposition to tit, that the question seems hardly worth while debating. In fact, The News does not know of a single good and substantial reason why the town should not in- corporate. If there are any good reasons, or one good reason, why the town should not incorporate, The News would like to be inform ed, for the interest of The News in the question lies solely in the betterment of local conditions and the advancement of the towns welfare and growth.
 Assuming that the question of incorporation will be decided in the affirmative, as it has long ago been decided in all the important towns of the Territory, the i'm portant phase of the election con- fronting the voters Is the selection of a board of aldermen who can be depended upon to give the town efficient service. II is 9 mistake common to new towns and new or ganizations Of all kinds to under estimate the importance of making careful selection of officers. Poor management Is almost as danger ous as no management at all.
 lr-l -l-r lad lEsTr f~ ton, as well as business-like ad- ministration under the Harding ad- ministration, in the opinion of Jack Underwood, former Washington cor respondent and now Washington re- presentative Of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Underwood arrived in Seattle recently to spend 2 month studying Washington state projects, which will be taken up by Washing tons delegation in Congress. Under wood says Delegate Dan Sutherland Is getting somewhere at Washing ton. He says the delegate has in spired the confidence of those having Alaska matters Tn hand and Tn 3 courteous way has made large number of friends. T believe, the former newspaperman said in an in terview, that the Curry bill will be amended to include the administra- tion idea of consolidating Alaska affairs into one department, phobab- Y the Interior department" He says this is considered the logical thing to do. and if the g bureaus controlling Alaska affairs are placed directly under authority of the sec
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Fred Crewe returned to Fairbanks today after a brief visit in Nenana. MT. Crewe reports a steadily in- creasing demand for his book of Sourdough poems, generally acknow- ledged to be the best work of the kind ever put on the market.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Casey's Warehouses- one iron-clad building and one two-story log building with cellar and furnished for housekeeping; also Casey's building on "A" st. MT. Casey has wired to sell this property at big sacrifice. Apply to Frank Rourke.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
NOTICE
 .

Schedule of trains, subject ss change without notice: ...:=.*
 LEAVE NENANA for Healy on Monday Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 a. n.
 Returning leaves Healy at l p. n.
 LEAVE FAIRBANKS for Nepapa on Tuesday and Friday at 8 a. IT.
 Returning leaves Nenana at 80 ?. n.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro ceries. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Dave Patterson. who arrived in town this week Windy, where he has been assisting to complete the Me Donoug-Van Kirk contract, says it is his intention to move to An chorage for the winter unless he can find something for his stock to do in the Interior during the winter. He has ten head of horses. with no sale for them and feed too costly to permit of wintering them in idleness. He plans to leave for the coast on Saturday, with Mrs. Pat terson and the children.
 MT. and Mrs. Antone Letray are in town from their camp near Bridge Is. They will return to the camp on Saturday.
 Mrs. Oscar Rothenburg, who went Outside several weeks ago to con suit with a~ ~~a specialist. will start North about the first of the coming month.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

Tony Letray has purchased : No. sleigh from Dave Patterson
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06

.. .. Department of the Interior
 Alaskan Engineering Commis.iou
The Nenana news., 1921-10-06
Administrator

John A. Clark, Attorney for Ad- ministrator.
 Date of first publication. Sept. 15 Date of last publication, Oct. B.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

Aeosto %
Acisclo Maldonado ct al, Hurto Ma
yor. Abogado: F. Cervoni.
Antonio Quinones, Atentado la vi
Ga. Abogado: R. Cuevas Zequeira.
oristino Morales Soils, Inf. Articulo
70 L. E. Abogado: Francisco Gonzalez.
Agosto IS
Alejandrino Michel, Asesinato 2do.
crado. AbOgado: Rafael Cuevas ze-
queira.
Agosto "a
Juan Diaz Pinero, Mutilaci6n. Abo-
gado: T. Pinero v r. Cuevas Zequeira.
Rogue viha. Inf. Art. 152 c. P.
Marcelino VAGUE, Inf. Art. 152 G. P
Rafael Garcia, conocido por Rafael
Mangual, Inf. Articulo 152 @. P.
Agosto 25
Simon Guevara Morales, Homicide
voluntario. Abogado: T. Cervoni.
Gumersindo Peha Mora, Ataque Asesi
nato. Abogado: +. Cervoni.
Agosto 90
Santos Santana, Asesinato 20. Grado.
Abogado: Luis Perey6 QuihOnes.
Jose R. Melendez, Falsa representa-
cion.
Agosto 27
Andres Gomez, Ataque Homicide.
Abogado: F. Cervoni.
Agosto 20
Toribio Aquino, Asesinato Ter. Grado.
Abogados: F. Pifero y cuevas zequeira.
Agosto so
Jose Montahez ct al, Ataque cOmeter
Homicide, abogado: R. Cuevas ze-
qHeira.
Agosto 81
Juan Cruz Cordero, Asesinato Ter.
Grado. Abogado: F. Cervoni.
Septiembre 10.
Alsjandrino Carnona, Ataque come
teg Homicide. Abogado: T. Cervoni.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23


VAYA DESPACIO cuando haya nj
nos iugando frente las escuelas Ayu
de a hacer las Gales seguras para los
transeuntes. La mayoria de los nifos,
esgraeiadamente, no tienen ctro 81
ito para jugar qae no sea la calle;
Cuando usted vaya detras de ctro
autom6vil Ell una calle humeda, no
vaya mayor veIocidad que la que lie
permita su freno. Mas vale prevenir
qac tener que remodiar;
Al parar su caro- no Sc divide del
que viene detras FL no es adivino.
Reduzca gradualmente su velocidad,
excepto en- case de emergencia, y eX
tienda la mano hacia afuera del ca
rro para que la yea el que Viene guian
do detras. No dependa del otro. Us
ted es la OBSTRUCTION AL IRA
FICO CUANDO Sc DETIENE. Niue
vase hacia un lado de la calle de la
carretera al pararse;
No divide su licencia. Es su 1nica
protection contra los que tienen la
mania de correr q gran velocidad. En-
| tr6guesela al Poicfa, con buenas for
mas. Ell tiene ell derecho de verla; 81
usted no la tiene encima, no trate de
enganarle, nj suplique 0 amenace
Sean un sport. Pague la multa;
Cuando el policia enguantado alza
la mano para indicarle que Sc deten-
"a, Il pregunta, "Como estan esa
bocina csc claxon, suenan?" mo Sc
divide que este es parte del Reglamen
to del Trafco, la salvaguardia de
usted mismo de los transeuntes. No
saque su CAIRO menos que la bocina
0 el claxon SUENEN;
Al guar por San Juan ffjese en- el
guardia del trafco, siga sus instruc
(, clones y toque su bocina-dnicamen-
te por medic de la cooperation pue-
de hacerse effective ell reglamento Y la
direction del trafco;
Informese en- cuanto la direction
en- que Sc puede caminar en- automo-
vii en- San Juan. Cualquier policia
cortesmente, le complacera en- este
sentido lie informara en- cuanto al
tempo que puede dejar su caro- en-
ciertos sitios, etc. Recuerde que los
que van de compras desean usar la
calle al hacere las misnas. No use
la calle como garage. El policta del
trafico tiene el derecho de tomar el
numero de su icencia por este descui
do suyo;
Ayude al Policia del Trafco. E,
necesita su cooperation ayuda; us
ted Sc echa una Traction de un segur
do en- pasar por su lado Pongase er
el luelr del PoIicfa. El esta de plan.
ton muchas horas dirigiendo el traf
co. No divide que el es tan humane
como usted. Ayude a hacer de las ca
lies de San Juan un sitio SECURE pa
ra las muieres y los ninos. Ayude I
hacer que San JUN cumpla las leyes
Ayude a expedir el trafco hacienda
un uso SENSATO de las GALES d,
San Juan;
ST usted es descuidado necesita
de cuando en- cuando, un corrective
cue lie sirva de recordatorio en- cuantc
a la necesidsd de la reglamentacioi
del trafco de la velocidad,
NO SEA GUAGUERO = PAGUF
! SU MULTA.
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Una CARTA
San Juan, P. r., enero 10 81
sr. Osvaldo d. VERGE.

San Juan, p. r., enero 1921.
sr. OsvaldO d. VERGE.
Box, 456. Mayagiiez, P. R.
Querido sr; y Hno:-
Tengo el mas expressive gusto de
acusar recibo de su tan esperada
contestaci6n. y en- ella, lego mi
"Buena Ventura de la que lie
ouedO muy agradecida, pues estoy
en- la seguridad que I'd, no me
conoce y que las eosas que ID, me
dice de mi pasado solo DIOS y yo
las sablamos. Sin embargo I'd, las
ha aceptado, y por este le hare TO-
da n propaganda possible, para
Que vallan a eonfundir sus serios
y admirables trabajos con los de
otros pretendidos quiromanticos;
ksi pues puede ID, hacer ei
uso que juzgue conveniente de es-
Ia carta, sabiendo que siempre le
quedara eternamente agradecida,
Eombre (Firmado) Antonio Cruz.
Pueblo San Juan, p. R.
Gale Casa Blanca, No. 8. Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
Ell ARREsTo DE uN eoBERNADoR

El gobernador Small ha sido privado
de su inmunidad y mandado arrestar
por ell juez E. s. Smith Ell cuaI dice
sCue ell derecho divino de los reyes no
impera en- Ell oeste del mediodia y SUI
glere la comparecencia .voluntaria.
Els natural que deba haber en- Ell pals
gran interes en- la controversial entire Ell
gobernador y los tribunales Gel estado
do Illinois.
Reducida su forma mas simple, Ia
principal question era la siguiense:
5Tiene alguien autoridad legal para
reducir a prisi6n al jefe de las fuerzas
militares de la comunidad y custodio
6el poder de otorgar ell perd6n?
Nadie imagina que un gobernador
emo pueda cometer un error
Lo difici1 que es controlar material
mente a un jefe ejecutivo Sc demostro
en- este estado hace algunos amos.
Cuando Ell entonces gobernador fue
sometido juicio ante Ell senado y la
corte de apelaciones, presidida por Ell
jIez supreme, Sc encontr6 que no ha-
bia medios para obligar a comparecer
al acusado. Fu6 removido del cargo lin
absentia''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
coNTRABANDIsTAs QUE ATAcAN
A SUS PERsEGUIDoRES

El Jefe de la policia de Salinas infor
ma que en- Ell barrio de Lapa, cuando
los guardias Eugenio velez y Sergio
Diaz sorprendieron y trataron de apo
derarse de un dep6sito de ron de un
alambique, cue habia en- Ia fnca de Ju-
lilo Rodriguez, fueron atacados con ma
chetes por Damaso y Teodoro Colon. Ell
policia Diaz tuvo que hacer uso del re-
v6lver, y los agresores reslIltaron heri-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

III ssseao a. aeido 6fico "a q sangre
81 ID espaa Gel femaafismQ. es4fica,
lumiaeo y &c Ia deb4hdAd DC los
Irs alimeaios g. diiirl disctd6n. las
t fat airnhahcas. "a drnssiadu trabaio
s. o. malas tuEunhTes aameHfan consi-
Nsfa faminle - iaTmafi6u de este Renen0
si fsfferno a. rue ies rihonrs a fargan
caa q. ftlaffkl aae lIlcea para sepafaTlo
- a sgnEFf por mfaie o. Il abrasion.
Laa sits h'etriea y m1esifLada disminu-
sfu If ierusftln ae rslr ardo, q tfa-
$3.50 Ge igs uAunes 80 mcnor y egita 81
Gsf Al cnfi4llre y drposiie ca ias senas.
nasfuiet % $50 lniufas.
tfas meaidaf NrebeaiiFas Sc compile
tau lafa'tr.frto los uAoncs con Las Pi-
aafaf 81 femfr
kan mfa.eHn especiaimenfe preparada
r1w efrf tfHanos 90 solo - denende
caHffa fas mifnleaades imfaden go de-
sFu4a cranal Us primefos siutouias Sc
ffftrulln 500 gaf famllfn onran con
feHa fm cra0a af@nTadas g. reumafismo.
fsmI Ha CaHca. arenil'as. hiaFope "a, ip-
& fuaeI6u g. is uhones y de IA Veiiga
ffr#s fFasfoFun8 DcasiQNa4Qs par IA
rfftnesa ffi aciiu arico
Lll fNaafsr ~ fgnfr no afeCtan ios
irieNnek. oaFan difrriamfnte s0hfe ios
ulraef b NeliEa 3 spn auiisepiicas
FfffrHi9as F cuFaiifaa
Wtm Nte afuwHamFnfe Fec0menaadGs
- fl.aa "a Manio duTsGfr mas a. 81 amos
h.uNaFa mFtlirlna para los riAoncs q
ear iamnfa rorna kar ftllferaf ~ kogfer
~ ffflr 90 iQdas ias bsiieas So'icfg
rfura iniitfa tehFe ias fniermedadel
Ftaaiss , as sd cnEiaffmos abeoiutanents
gratis.
as FoEFE aAClftf.aN cQ.
RtuMa NsAr.A
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Ell Rotary Club" ac0nSeja saIu-
dabI8S nedIdas para GI traflcO

. FL Rotary Club, velando por ell
bienestar p1blico queriendo ayudar
a la polcia en- el ejercieiO de sus fun
clones, acord6 las siguientes reglas
acerca del trafco de AUTOMOBILES, las
cuales pOr creerlas de gran provecho
no vscilamos en- publican:
Asegdrese de que la laz posterior
esta encendida. No 10 adivine. Vaya Y
veala. No ospere cue Ell eficiente po-
licia de servieio 10 va dejar por ne
glicencia, debido la Influenza que
ustod tenga. Evite un accidente una
denuncia;
Asegdrese de que los faroles delan-
teros estan limpios que funcionen
bien. No confie en- "tirarse"; al po-
licia que tiene ojos de hnce. e. esta
cumpliendo con su deber. Ay1delo;
En- las GALES muy iluminadas, apa
que las luces potentes de sus faroles
ponga las op&cas. Esto puede evi-
tar que usted arrolle un transeunte
choque con otro caro-. Al pr6jimo
como a ii mismo;
Las GALES son hechas para todo ell
mundo. Diez millas de acuerdo con ell
trafico, es el Unite de velocidad den
tro de San Juan. De la parada l la
8 entire la y la 25 Ia velocidad Sc
ra en- relaci6n con ell trafico. Entire la
y la en- ell Condado Sc permite
% mil5ls, siempre de acuerdo con el
trdfico;
Ayude al guardian de la Ley. Ad-
mita, que nueve veces de diez en- que
usted excede la velocidad, emplea el
tempo que Sc CANA en- asuntos trivia
les. No trate de ahorrar tempo ex-
cedi6ndose de la velocidad permitida,
ah6rrelo teniendo mayor efciencia en-
su ofcina;
Las GALES llenss de gente pie en-
San Juan Santurce cream una "si-
tuaci6n". La mayor parte de la gente
no puade permitirse ell lujo de un au-
tom6vil las GALES no pueden ensan
charse. Practique esta maxima: "No
hagas a otro 10 que no quieras para
ti";
Eecuerde que al ir hacia otro We
hiculo debe usted pasar por ell lado
darecho del mismo Cuando Sc supone
que hay cabida para tres vehfculos
un tempo, como en- el trozo de ca
rretera entire la parada l y el puente
de San Antonio, deje espacio sufcien
te. Por que apretar al del medic?
Quizas los nervios de el no sean tan
firmes como los suyos;
AL passrle a un vehiculo que vaya
en- su misma direction suene el cla-
xon. A que correr riesgos...! Pase POI
la izquierda MIRE AL FRENTE
FL que venga en- direction contraria q
Ia suya tiene la derecha, 81 hay site
para dos AUTOMOBILES. EVITE LOS
ACADEMIES;
Evite los cheques con la parte ira.
sera de su autom6vil Y los academies
a los transeuntes. No Sc debiera ma
nejar un autom6vil que no pueda pa
rarse con el freno de pedal (foot pc
dali antes de chocar con ell caro- de-
lantero;
No divide que puede psrtirle una
pierna un brazo a un ni1o descui-
dado. Acuerdese de sus propios hi
jitos, de sus hermanitos. P6ngase
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

I4alTel de los infantcs es tierna. Echese
III POGO de este rnaravllose polvo anti
s6ptieo y sanarivo en- el aqua y Vease
como el n,1o diafruta su baflo. Los
Bahos diarios con el N4U-CCl. protegen Ia
Diel delicada contra el sarpua;do, las
eruociofea y ctras enferfnedades peligrosas.
FL MU-COL es sanativo, calmante y
a,grada9l9; Los Boetofes en- todas parties
con.iendan como 81 antiseptico mas eiieia
ente para las madres y los bebes. Cons6r-
vesc sienpre un paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene7
fcios que Sc derlvan de su uso diario a,
Sc recomienda sienpre para el trata-
miento de Ia Leucorrea, las SecrecioHes
de a.al Caracter, Ia Ulceraci6n y la De-
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
uebilidades uteriuas cr6nicas de las mu'
ieres - De Venta en- Todas las BOticas. =
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LIsTAs DE CAsos CRIMINALEs Sc
NALADos PARA SER vISTOs PoR
JURADo ANTE LA CoRTE DE DIS
TRITo DE HUMACAo DURANTE Ell
TERMINo DE AGosTo A sEPTIEM-
BRE DE 1921
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PUEDE LLEvAR ARMAs

Ha sido autorizado para cazar lie
var armas, Victoriano Yulfo, de Aqua
dilla.
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CLERKS, IS upwards, for Postal Mall
Service. $3.50 month. Experience I'M
necessary. For FREQ particulars of ex-
aminations, write r. Terry Gormer Civil
Service examiner), rs Continental Bldg.
Washington, d. C.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-27
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY to loan on furniture, automo-
biles and real estate. Address Loan,
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