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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07

States predominant but did not explain
IN what Il would predoninaie.
Opposition 10 Wilson and a one-mar
government. and dislike of the Demo
cratic oondue; Of the war we're given
as reasons for allegiance 10 the Repub,
lican party: The Republican attitude
.'big business opposed 10 labor was ap.
proved BY one and opposition TO the
League Of Nations made Republicans
out Of several others. Some were in
favor OF protective tariff. high tar,
if or d high protective tariff. A few
Of the students were Republicans be
cause they believed that The Republican
platform was the best.
The reasons given for support 10 the
Democratic party were even more varied.
One student feared the equality Of the
negro under Republican rule another
was antagonisiic TO the Republican re-
gime following the Gval war. One was
d Democrat because he considered that
party the more conservative Of the Two.
another becsuse he considered ii The
more progressive.
Opposition to big business trusts
and high Tariff won the allegiance OF
several to The Democratic party. as well
as belief in low tariff and the advc-
cation Of free trade. One student dis
approved Of the present administration
and branded both parties underhanded
but said that the Republicans were
worse. Another was a Democrat be
cause that party favors bimetallism.
Admiration for Wilson and Cox and
belief in the League of Nations as nee
essary were other reasons given for
supporting the Democratic parry. One
student was a Democrat because The
Republicans a-e capitalists.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07

culture unprohtable He further said
that he had White Burley seed, the kind
generally grown in this county. On sac
las, wear. but as there was no demand for
il il is no longer kept in stock.
Perry Kiass, also seed dealer, said.
Forty or forty-hve years ago Rochepori
was a great tobacco center, and Bruins
wick. Charlton County. was the largest
tobacco market in the West"
Tobacco is one Of the few farm crops
now bringing a higher than pre-war
price but according TO several farmers
Of the vicinity it will never get back to
It's place Of prominence. in Missouri.
Ii is still one Of the means of lireli-
hood for few residents OF the county
Several peddlers Of tobacco grown local
" are seen on the streets Of Columbia
in winter. One man living near Hinton
comes 10 Columbia every Saturday dur
ing the cold season and brings Two or
three hundred pounds Of the natural leaf
which he sells on the street.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07
COTTON HARVEST is EARLY
weevil Damages Are Severe; Rains
Benefit Texas Crop.

Co,,on hollis have continued 10 open
rapidly. and picking and ginning have
made rapid progress according to tine
weekly market report just received by
A. Logan. agricultural ststisiician
for the L. s. Bureau Of Markets and
Crop Estimates.
One picking viii finish some fields
and cotton. generally. promises 10 be out
Of the fields considerably earlier than
usual. Weeyil damage has been severe
and is becoming more apparent. Recent
rains have greatly benefiticd the crop
in the west. central and northwest sec
lions Of Texas.
A, It's present rate Of decrease. tobacco
growing in Boone County will soon be
numbered among the LOST arts. Where
onct large tobacco fields fourished, are
now fields of corn, wheat or timothy
The crop Is mol entirely gone. however.
as msny Boone County farmers have as
sured themselves Of tobacco supply Tor
personal use by cultivaffng a small
acreage. They grow, roB. and smoke
their own
In the vicinity Of funtsdale a ie"
farmers grow the vile weed" Tor com
mercial purposes. Aleck Hunt of that
district raises about 5000 pounds an
nualiy. He ships his crop 10 Lexington
Ky.. where ii is made into well known
brand Of "snokin' and ehewin. Man,
others near Huntsdale. and some even
closer to Columbia, grow enough ior
their winter supply. and q few ship TO
Kentucky.
According 10 c. Wilhite of the vii
hite Seed Co. the soil Of Boone County
is admirably suited to the growing OF
the crop but the great distance 10 the
tobacco market and the growth Of the
mule and corn industries have made lie
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07
REASONS FOR
+! POLITICS VARY
Test Quiz Shows Many Students
Inherit Political
Tendencies.

Thiriy-eighi out of siaiy-fi.e UniSers
ity students in American goyernmen;
class are Democrats and 60 per cent ci
the sixty-five inherited their political
affiliations. The question -Are YOU
Democrat or a Republican and why? p
was asked in a quiz in American gov.
eEnmen, given by NJ. ". Graham. There
are seveniy-two enrolled in the class
but only sixiy-five took the quiz
The question was an experiment,
said Mr. Graham. We are studying
parties. political issues. and party or.
ganizaiion in federal government and
wanted 10 show how people differ in
groups. and how political affiliations are
herediisrs.
The results of this experiment show
that there is one independent. one non
partisan. twenty-five Republicans and
ihir1y-eight Democrats in the class. In
heriied political affiliations were based
On the party character OF the conrnun-
ity and in one case the affiliation was
distinctly against the political tenden-
cies Of the community. Purely selfish
reasons was the ansxer Of three stud
enis and the Others based their prefer
ence on belief in the party platform.
The Republican party stands for
Psn-Americanism and against alliances:
for the preservation of national soyer-
eigniy." was the reason given b. one
for adherence to the Republican party.
Another said that the policies of the
Republican party would make the United
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07
AT THE THEATERs
Hall.

Hall.
Tonight-E. X. Lincoln, the romantic
screen actor. in the Inner Voice. II
Tells the story Of man who unselashly
rsye the best Of himself to the world and
who in return was overwhelmed with
trr.aehery. unfaiihfullness and disgrace.
Embittered against his fellow men, he
struggled upward and resolved 10 face
tbe world again and demand restitution
Tomorrow-ThOmss Meighan has q
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07

French Apache roi- in .E-ha. -, !.
married. The ao.or IL se,a =. ~ :
lar who reforms when he up-,,...s =
inheri;s fortune. 4 s,rop, -
develops in the undrrwor,d q
Jacqueiine Logan and crae. no -
playes the leads in tins play.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07

must be very accurate. students are not
allowed TO perform any Of iken-
Experiments are also constantly con
Quoted to improve the varieties Of grains
Hall a dozen new varieties OF wheat
which are superior to others have been
produced by the department. for eulti-
yaiion in this siate.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07
DIR. Eilwood to Lead S. S. Class.

DR.. c. A. Ellwood, will discuss the
subject. The Religion Of Jesus and
Modern Needs a, Dean Walter Viii
1iams' Sunday school Glass at $50
O'Clock Sunday morning at the Cory
Theater.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-10-07
d. A. R. VIII Meet Saturday.

The Columbia chapter Of the d. A. r.
will meet al 2:3O O'Clock Saturday after.
noon al the home of Misses Mary and
Cinnie Hagard. 1865 Paris road.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
-ARouMENros AMOS REsyELTos

tPara La heYlfa de- IH0S'D
De Jerusalem a Jericd hay is millas.
De Dan a Bersheba, por Inca de aiFe
hay 1875 millas (lfnea rectal
I'll RIO Jordan mide 1870 yardas de
ancho y 8 pies de hondufa on 81 naci-
'f,lpnfo.
El mar de Calico tiene mas o tnenog
en0 millas de largo, 6 de ancho, en- 10
mas ancho del mar.
Palestine tiene mas o menos 200
millas de largo y como go de ancAo,
en- Ell promedio.
La gran Piramide en- III Cuzch, en-
Egipto. tiene TAG pies cuadrados en-
el cimlento y $50 pies 3 pulgadas de
altura.
La segunda Piramide mide 600 pies
8 pulgadas cuadfadas y 447 pies 6 pull
gadas de alto.
La tercera mide s5l pies 6 pulgadas
v 203 pies de altura.
A corta de estas hay 6 plramldes
mas #T
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
supoNeAMos.

Ieesnos en- nuestrO agreeable colega
ia Revista de Taos 10 aiguiente:
eSupongamos que q editor, por nj
sofa vez, vaciara su mente de todas laH
nuevas que conoce. En- los ~negocios,
las opiniones caerfan por los spelos,
habrfa cindadanos puestos bajo arres-
to, algunas familias quedarfan en- 10
rulna, social Y particularmente; habria
peleas en- todas las Gales Y esqninas,
algunos candidates dimitirfan, algunos
ministries tomarfan las de Villa Diego
4 lejanas ~tierrass los liceneiados Sc
irfan a lafgas yacaciones; los conner
clantes pasarlan suss comercios a sus
dependencies por corto tempo: las
muchachas que buscan trabaio harlan
agosto, Y asf por toda la escala. Re
sultado, que el cuerpo del editor serfa
impossible identificarlo su propia fami-
ia, tan golpeado que fu6. Los peri6-
dicos no 10 saben TODD, pero 81 trabaio
de su editor es tai que DYE infinidad
de cosas cue 81 sentido comnn Y Ia
decencia pnhIica y mas IA prudencsa
I1e obligan a callars
aClaando los ~peri6dicos haplan bien
de todos 0 de algunas personals. esas
'~personas nj leen{ 10 que Sc dice de g
Hos. Pero cuando Ell miam0 peri0dico
publica alguna cosa cQnffafia' que no
es compllmentaria o agradable, sin0
muy desagradable. prontO buscan 81
editor 0 una ecuata
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

III. Memorial Day, pOr Sebastian
Griego.
IL. When Dolly stay Home, por Elf
da Peralta.
AZ. La Historic de Washington, por
Pragedes Griego.
IA. OF Our Heroes, por dos nihos.
AS. Speech, por Orfelia Garcia.
46. Our Very Best, por Juan !. Will.
a.. Golden Key, por Amalia EsQuivel.
As. Two and One, por Josefina Cor
dovR.
AZ. Lincoln, 0 Pascualita Peralta.
so. A Little Ratchet, por Porlirio Pc
rata.
81. A Little Girl Temperance, por Gel
sa Peralta.
|52. Devotion a Washington, por Gre
gorio C6rdova.
SO. Lincoln the school Boy, por Ma
nuel EsquiyeL
54 Speech For a Little Girl, por Bene
Esquivel.
IS. The Death Of Lincoln, por Danie-
Ia Esquivel.
Sc. The Tlisteen Colonies por tgece
nihitos.
ST.. Speech For a Little Boy, por Eze-
quiel Carrillo.
IS. Abraham Lincoln por Juan Torres
50. Quotation, Dor Soylita Baca.
60. Good Bye, por Tomas Esquivel.
81. Abraham Lincoln, por Eutimla
Peralta.
SO. Work and Play por Isabella Baca
eS- Tributes to Lincoln, por ccnrado
Carrillo.
GA. MY Country'a Son, Dcr Bone
Griego.
65. Splendid to Live so Grandly, por
Celsa Padilla.
&C. What Like Best por Nnesimo
vigil:
81. washington, por Antonio Carrillo.
6S. Washington, p0r David Trujillo.
%. Nine Little Soldiers Drill, por 3
ninit0s.
10. Like washington. por Pragedes
sGrieeo.
II. Lincoln llamado por la Divina
Proyidencia. por p. Esquivel.
~. Life Of Lincoln, por ; ninos.
73. The Old Flag, por Ester Moya.
"A. Red. White and Blue, por Tomas
Peralta.
rs. The Battle OF Trenton; por A. B.
Baca.
rs. Arithmetic, por Eduyigen Peralta.
~. Revlsanco para ell examen, por
tres ninos.
rs. Lincolnis Name, por Emilia Ba-
rela.
70. Los hechos de Washington, por
Juan y Teodoro.
so. Gettysburg Address, POT Nick "
Bacas
81. swanse River, por seyedeo y
Aristeo.
50. America the Beautiful, por Ia
escuela.
SO. WasAington's Grave, por Antonio
C6rdova.
81. Star spangled Banner, por toda "a
escuela.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24


Isl 70 riviera csc dinero me consi-
dereria Millionaire, resolvi6 q esprit
tista. ~
"A la mahana siguiente el caser9 DC
MI. Bradford, en- vista de que era bora
muy avanzada del dia y gu inQuilino
no abr1a Ia puefta4 Sc dispuso q abrir-
Id y 10 encontr6 muerto q causa de Ia
asfixia que le produjo 81 gas cuyas
IlIayes dej6 81 suicida abiertas inten-
cfonalmente. En- una de 2 manos
.tenla todavia I'm llbro titulado:
sPueden los muertos ~conlunicarse
con los viRos2p En- los bolsilloa le
fueron encontrados solamente cinco
centavos, varios boletos de empefo y
tres relojes viejOs.
Las autofldades andan an busea de
Miss Clancy, la joYen que celebr0 81
pacto con Bradford para ver 81 no tie
ne a1guna culpabilidad en- Il muerfe
de este y los periodicals. , la gente o.
mantle de Ia novedad tambien busca
con afan la 1oven espiritista para
que les de cuenta de III primera entire
vista con 81 yiajero do nltratumba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

LNI|N4 +AAEHt "a tAH AAt@AANA
u. S. Land office at Santa Fe, N. M.
February Is, 1921.
NOTED Is hereby given that San
t0s Cebada, Of Senorito, N. M. who
made Small Holding Claim No. 5087,
serial No. O38f37, for Tract j, in Sec.
20, and Tract 2 N Section z6, Town
ship 20N. Range NV, N. M. RI NJ. has
filed notice o. intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before q. s. Commits
aioner, at Cuba. Sandoval Co., N. NJ
lob March 81. 1921,
Claimant names as Witnesses: Jose
Jesus Archibeque, Of Senorito, N. A.,
Domingo Crespin, Of Cuba, NJ NJ, An
tonic Chavez. Of Cuba, N. M, and Gel
lso Sandova1, Of Cuba. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
list pub. Fab. "a, Last pub March q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

FtHt~E "-fEt
es cleric que las almas Sc cambian de
un cuerpo a otro y que los mueFtos
so pueden comunicar 0 los vivos!
-Y como va a ser ESQ.,
-Pues de una manera muy sencilla.
70 me mato y unos cuantos dfas des-
pues, en- una fecha convenida, vengo 4
hablar con nsted y a demostrarle que
mi espiritu. efrante mientras encuen-
ira I'm nuevo cuerpo N donde a~loiarse,
puede tener todavfa communication con
Has gentes del planeta donde vivid.
A cualquiera persona le hubiera eau
sado horror Ia proposition del esprit
tiata Bradford. pero a Miss Clancy
'le pareci6 10 mas natural del mundo Sc
euramente porque. a los espiritistas
les da ID mismo esta vida que Ia otra
y la muerta es, por 10 tanto, IN Incl.
dente sin importancia, IN pequeno de-
tallef acaso I'M POGO Modesto, pero NADIA
mas. Asf pues, pact6 aiegremente con
su amigo Ia fecha y las CIRCUMSTANCES
en- que habfan de verse a traves del
mas aha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
February 10. 1921.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Alelo
Hernandez, Of Santa Re, n. NJ, who
made Small Holding Claim No. 500,
serial No. 0SS2S2, for Tract I. ii Sec
lions 2. 3, 10 and II, Township 1GNs
Range 8Es N. N. r. NJ has filed notice
or intention to make Final Proof, to
establish claim to tie land above des-
crlbed. before Register and Receiver,
Iu. s Land Office, at santa re. N. NJ
on March "a. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses, Fran
cisco earriiIo, Atanacio Martinez, Ell
logic Mora and Hiiario Mora. all 81
Santa Re, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
list pub. Feb. "a, Last pub. March p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION


Department OF the Interior
d. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. "A.
February Is. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Jose
de Jesus Archibeque. Of Senorito, n,
Nj, who made Small Holding Claim
No. 51o9, serial No. 0S8073, for Tract
i, in Secs. 10. II and Is, and Tract 2
in Section IA, Township 20N, Range
wv N M P. NJ has filed notice o.
intention to make Final Proof, TO e.
tabrsh claim to the land above des
cribedy before u. S. Commissioned, al
Cuba, sandoval Co, N. NJ on March
"a, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fla
vic b. la o.. Of Senordto A~nastacIo Chs
vez. OF Cuba. N. M, Antonio Chavez
Of Cuba, N. Nj, and Reyes lie Desma
Of Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
LIST pub. Feb. "a, Last pub. March p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

Department Of the interior
4 Land Office at Santa Fe. NJ. n

Department Of the interior
d. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, n. "a.
February Is, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Dionl
clio Lucero. Of Senorit0, N. MI who
made Small Holding Claims Nos. SOS
and 20S1, serial No, 03S0z4, for Tract
j. IN section is. Township 20N, Range
Nv N. M. P. M, has filed notice Of
intention TO make Final Proof, to es-
tablisf claim to the land above des
crlbed, before q. S. Commissioners, at
cuba, Sandoval Co. N. Nj, on March
"a, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Anas'
tacio Chavez, Antonio Chavez, Facnn'
do c. de Baca and Erisantos de HERE.
"a, ali OF Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADOs
Register,
ist pub. Feb. "a. Last pub. March "a
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NorIcE FoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the inferior
U. s. Land Office at Santa re, N. M.
February Is, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that F1avio
de IA o., transferee Of Ramon Garcia.
OF aenorito. N. NJ. who made Small
Holding Claim No. 1854, serial No.
03e114, for Tract ], in Sections % and
%. Township BON, Range wv, N. M. p,
M, has filed notice OF intention to
make Final Proof, to establish claim
IN the land above described. before
y. 8. Commissioner. at Cuba, Sandoval
Co., N. NJ, on March "a, 1921.
Claimant names al witnesses: Do
mineo Crespin, Emilio Crespin. Dioni'
clio Lrcero and Facundo G. de Baca, all
of Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0,
Register
list pub. Feb. "a. Last pub. March "a
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the interior

Department OF the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
February Is, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Mer.
cedes Ferran de Branch, Of Coyote, N.
Nj, who made Small Holding Claim
No. 591S, serial No. 036847. for NEA
81 SWA: SWH SEH: Sec
ton 80, Township 25N, Range 1E. n,
m. P.. M. has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
". 8. Commissioner, at Cuba, Sando-
val Co, N. NJ, on March 20, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses. .Iu-
Ian d. g. Chavez, Isidoro Ferran. Eu-
ienio Sanchez and Eulogio Sanchez
all OF Gallina. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
1st pub. Feb. "a, Last pub. March "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
MorIcE FoR PUBLICATION


Department OF the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, n. NJ.
February is, 1921.
NOTICE IS hereby given that lose
Martin Armenia. heir for heirs Of Mar
tin Armenia. deceased. of Cuba, N. NJ
who made Small Holding Claim, No.
56s5. serial No. 03S11b, tor Tract i. IN
Sections 3 4and s5. Township 21N.
Range Nv. N. M. P. Nj. has filed
notice Of intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before y. $. Commits
sloner, at Jemez Springs, Sandoyal Co.
N. M. on March 20. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses: RE
YES lie Desma. Antonio Chavez. Reeves
Jaramillo and Lionicio Macoyo, all Of
Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
LIST pub. Feb. "a. Last pub. March "A
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NorIcg FoR PUBLICATION

department. OF n interior
u. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. IA.
February IL. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Rosa
no A. Mccoy. widow Of Albino mccoy.
Of Cuba, N. M, who made Small Hold
ing Claim No. 5887, serial NO. 038z0S.
for Tract I, IN Sections ~ and "a,
Township Elm Range Nv, N. M. p. NJ.
has filed notice OF intention to make
Final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before u. 3
Commissioner, at Cuba, Sandoval Co
N. NJ, on March 81, 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Do
nicio v. Mccoy. Anastacio Chavez. An
tonic Chavez ard Celso Sandoval, all
Of Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
list pub. Feb. "a, Last pub. March "a
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NorlcE FoR PUBLICATION

fItA4+ 0DEAA tAANAt Va tA0 +A~NAAtA
Us. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
February Is. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jose
Maria Cabada, transferee Of Santos
cabada. Of Eenorit0. N M, who made
Small Holding Claim No. 50S8, serial
No. 0SS139, for Tract !, In Sec. 20, and
Tract 2. in Sections "a and 26, Town
allp DON. Range wv. N. M. P. M. has
SIZED notice OF intention to make Final
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before u. s. Commits
sioner. at Cuba. Sandoval Co., N. M,
on March "a, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ma
nuel Lopez, Jose Gonzales. Jose Jesus
Archibeqne and Domingo Crespln, all
OF Senorito, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
list pub. Feb. a. Last pub. March "a
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Department OF the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. N.
February Is. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Juan
p. Ortiz. heir for heirs Of Earlos Ortiz,
deceased, Of Santa Re. N. M. who
made Small Holding Claim No. l56, Sc.
rial No. 03g2sS, for lot 3. T. A. Sec. 4,
r. IGN. and Lot 2. Section 80, Town
ship TN. Range 9E. N. NJ p. M. has
filed notice OF intention to make Final
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. U. s Land Office, at Santa
Re. N. NJ. on March "a. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses. Ma
nuel Ortiz, Jose M~ontoya, Jose A. Ro.
nero and Donaciano Romero, an Of
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DEBGADO.
Register,
lst pub Feb. "a, Last pub. March "a
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Sc sulclDA uN EsPlRITIsTA PARA
coMPRoHAR UNA TEoRlA


Thomas Lynn Braford, estudiante de
Ia p~opuIosa 9 Industrial ciudad de De-
trolt ACADIA de demostrar que en- todas
las relleiones y todas las ideas tienen
sus fanaticos y sus martlres. Fl cs-
tudio de las modernas y desatentadae
teoffas sobfe 81 espiritismo. teosofia =
otras eln~cubracfones espiritualeB o Gu.
al mas n~intoresca y audaz, estA trayen.
do ~verdaderos casos de extravfo que
acaban de dar por resultado el fin ira
kico de I'm ~creyente sincere de Ia traa-
mieraci0n de las almas y de Ia super.
vivencia terreBtre de los e1pfritu8 quo
aband0nan IN cuerpo humane para n
a yivir tranQuilamente en- otro, como
Quien Gambia de esidcncia el dla que
se le uuema Ia casa
UN pAcTo MAcABRo
Bradford. Ell lndiyiduo aQuo Sc vie.
ne refiriend0 asta information, era un
astudlanie enthusiastic de las oacuras
tsoriae del espirltismo y I'M propaean-
dista f6ryiente de- elias. En sus corre
rlas do fanftlco hizo amietad eetrocha
con ina muchacha miss Clancy
cue ~prolegaba sus mismas ideas y to-
MA an ontuslasmo tan Erando como
81 suyo Indtil es decir que Bradford
y so amiga Sc pasaban las horas muor-
tas disculiendo sobre Ia p0eibilluad de
Qua al deiar este pianeta sua alaaa
fueran q vivir en- Is envoliura corp6rea
de tai o cnal sujeto MIS- 0 menos AGO.
modado q 81 manera Dc pensar y de-
pivif. De esa8 tonversacioneg uaii0 IN
dfa IN pacto tremendO.
No qulere listed. Miss Clancy. que
le demostremos a los i~ncr6duios que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

7 3. Land office at Santa re, n. M.
~ r4.h~t.~4 1901

q. s, Land office at Santa Fe, N N.
February 15. 1921,
NOTICE is hereby given that 1aiian
Romero, Of Cuba, m M who made
Small Holding Claim NO. 4S0S, serial
No. 0s8076, for Tract 1 il Section a.
Township 20N. RANGE wv. N. M. P. M.
has filed notice Of Intention to make
Final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before y. s.
Commissioner, at Cuba, SandoYal Co..
N. M. on March "a, 1927
Claimant names as Witnesses Ceisu
Sandoyal. David Lobato, Jose =. 70.
nero and Juan MDntoya y Montoyal
all OF Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADOs
Register,
1st pub. Feb. "A. Last pub. March "A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

Department OF the interior
u. s. Land Office at santa Fe, N. M.
February 10, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Aron
EichwaId, t~ransferee OF Vicente San
chez. OF Cuba, N. NJ who made Small
Holding Claim No. 590S, serial No.
038048. for Tract 1, in Section G, Town
ship 20N. Range NV. N. M. p. M, has
filed notice OF intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before U. s. Commits
sioner, at Cuba. SandovaI Co, n. NJ,
on March 81. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses; Da-
vid Tobato, Terclllano Lucero, Domin-
70 Vigil and Guadalupe Aragon, all OF
Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
let pub. Feb. "a. Last pub. March "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

department. OF u 3npeflOr
q. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, n. M.
February Is, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jose
Romero. Of Cuba. n. NJ. who made
Small Holding Claim 1892. serial No.
nsS075. for Tract I. in Sections - and
30. Township 20N. Range wv N. NJ.
P. NJ, has filed notice OF intention to
make Final Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before u.
s.. Commissioner. at Cuba. Sandoyal
Co. N. M. on March 20. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Gel
so Sandoval. David Lobato. Reyes Lu-
cero and Jose Andres Archibeque, all
OF Cuba, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
list pub. Feb. "a, Last pub. March ~