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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
ABANDON fathers WAY

Montoya, n. NJ, Dec. Z, 1909.
Editor Tucumcari News.
Dear Sir.
l see III your issue of December 4,
MA article by l.. l.. Kl u%cfelter in which
he makes IL appear that Secretary Of
Agriculture James Wilson Is opposed
to the Campbell method OF soil culture.
aud the article refer ed to shows that
MT klinefeltcr is not well posted ON
tnc WORK MIR. Wilson 10 doing and has
uone. IL seems to ne the article was
altogether uncalled foi in the first place,
aud IN the second place, | will say
tnat secretary Wilson has done more for
wordsthe former VI this states compris
ing the great plains or in other words
the dry farm section OF the middle west
than ANY other one man. IL 1t had not
been Tor has ~tireless effort in searching
the feinotcst corners vi the earth Tor
gains and plants especially adapted to
Withstand drought, frost, heat aud high
altitude, aud improving on sueh grains
aud plants ne he found met the re.
~qdirements OF the semi arid belt, we
could not nave achieved the success Il.
nancially, by farming the semi-arid
lands, which We have attained In Colo.
RADIO, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming,
MOntana and the DEkotas. lie has
h.ade it possible foT hundreds OF homes
to be established IN the semi arid west,
by the introduction Of Dsrum and tur.
hey rcd wheat alone, aud | could give
the names Of several other plants he
has introduced which nave made II pos
sible for homes to be established in
parts Of the sem. arid west, where wheat
IN not adapted ~ be the main crop,
Now, Secretary Wilson has very wisely
sounded b warning against eastern farm.
ers rushing into the semi arid west with.
out first having studied into and made
themselves eonversant with dry farm.
ing conditions and methods, and while
have only been in Quay county, New
Mexico two months, | must say had
the rush of people three years age
needed this warning, Quay county would
today be a land OF prosperous hcme:
aud well filled barus, instead Of a
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obar. N. NJ. Dec. 2l. 1909.

obar, N. NJ, Dec. 81, 1909.
Esditor News,
This is not exactly a reply to Mr..
Mauser, but II was suggested by his
alleged defense Of Secretary Wilson.
| do not see exactly that | need re.
ply to Mr.. Mauser, since he seems to
have done that himself.
He starts in with n defense Of See.
rotary Wilson and after a panegyrie In
praise Of Wilson and Iowa, turns around
and condemns father way Of farm
ing the very thing that we said VIII
son wa in favor Of.
Mr.. Mauser says he is an Iowa man,
and as I lived for thirty years in Iowa
myself, ! have q very kindly apprecia
ton Of the state and her people, aud
when 1 read the rather d~iseourteous
remarks Of Mr.. Mauser in regard to
people from other sections of the coun.
try, l rather felt like apologizing to
them.
want to assure them that, rs q rule,
Iowa people are really a pretty good
lot of fellows, aud | would be sorry to
have anybody form the opinion that
they are not. As TO the point that |
am not we'll acquainted with Secretary
| Wilson and his work. | will only say
that judging from internal evidences
of immaturity in Mr. Msusers article,
be was probably wearing knee pants
in the days when ! had the pleasure
II serving on committees with "Tama
Jim, - at various state associations in
Iowa, and in fact had the honor Of
introducing as a minority report, the
Butter makers" resolution, at Fl.
Dodge, which led to the introduction
Of the greatest practical reform ever
made in dairy education, and which
the association adopted over the siren.
uous opposition OF Mr.. Wilson As stated
in my first article.
The point that I do not know Mr..
Wilson and his WORK. is clearly not
well taken.
On the other hand, | know him well
aud have no personal feeling in the
matter. We have always been good
friends.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18

semi.deserted semi-depopulated dis
gruntled, dissatisfied lot Of farms aud
farmers who farm ''as father did" and
who are making q failure Of IL. In.
stead Of following "father's way Of
farming they ought to get in line with
the new ideas, and instead Of knockers
they would be boosters.
j. w. MAUSER.
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See O. H. Dc Yampsrt II you want
farm land. A-tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
TO the Contestants

When the last vote is
counted and the win.
ners are announced you
want To be sure that
your name. is mentioned
among them. You don't
want to be an also
ran" and there is posi-.
lively only one way to
prevent it. There is
one, and only one rene.
dy, and that is WORK.
Don't allow any of the
other candidates to beat
you.
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ohasham's busses meet every train.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
CAMPBELL DRY
Farm CONTROVERSY

Secretary Wilson Taken To Task, Also
Defended.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
To the Contestants

From now until the
close of the Contest
every candidate should
he in the field early and
late, working as if her
life depended upon the
outcome Of this Con.
test. There should be
no let.up until the clock
strikes the hour Of clos.
ing on the evening of
December -+th. Then,
and not until then, may
you rest.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADGNG.-Oving 20 the holiday at
London foreign houses We're not factors in the
local market IN the last fortnight London has
been buyer on balance here on afblfrage ac-
CONT. while Il also has made straight invest
Inent purchases Of American railway bonds, the
general European hplninSS OF the mortgage issues
% American transportation companies being es-
rirnared al large: amount than at any time IN
.he past.
THE IRON MARKET.-ROgers, Brown & Co.
say: The market shows no great change There IS
rfe same wide range Of prices On prompt deIlV-
cries and the same reluctance on all hands 10
discuss the distant future Inc ANXIOUS seHs.9
have made prices prompt lots low as TO at
tract a certain amount Of scattered buying 1heIe
is 70 genera! disposition 10 take hod-lu iac'' .NS
is hardly 5e expected until the tariff IS settled
Bu- d fair run OF small foundry orders gives aI
least the semblance OF activity southern IRON
seems TO be squarcly d basis OF 81. BirmlIg-
ham. There rumors OF stlA lower prices but
Tr-zt cannot be confirmed. These figures put
~-a,rl-eru iron temporarily out of the running III
certain markets and interest Is therefore ceitIeu
iu Southern brands. The steel companies report
continued activity in structural shapes as the re-
suit of the reduced quotations ana are II nopsS t
that TINS buying movement may spread L" otilei
branches. The pipe makers and car builders are
also getting certain amount OF o-S'19 -
which they are building hopes for the future, me
-d.ance in price Of steel and iron securities uu'lIS
tt.e last few weeks would indicate a peeI On 'l41
mari of Nall street that conditions are gong 10 De
decidedly better within the next few months
DISTILI.ERS SECURITIES CORPORATION-
since the end the last fiscal year the blsuterS
securities Corporation has reduced its bank loans
about 20oNo Tho company last annual report
showed current liabilities 'l duoul $o'efl'9's ''i'
v-as 4 small increase over The figures OF the year
before A marked Improvement set IN Iast Ian II, IN
ne business of the several companies controlled Dg
The Distillers' Securities Corporation anu Il was
maintained throughout the winter months
DIVIDENDS DF.CLARED--DiVidends have been
z..rarad AZ follows. Eiomestake Mining Company
Tec,,sr monthly 90 cents. payable Apri 20 I"I'
civ Rapid Transit Company regular qialleiiS -
,,sr cent on the common, payable May l'' ALoals
f-o77,- Telephone Company regular quarterly PEI
In r7sz:4ble April %. Missouri. Kansas X AtA'S
MAR scrnI-annuI per cent payable Ma2 10.
-----,-.-- OK --g5F, t'l-RF-The stocks Of the
- mining coupanies have been listed on the
-" -,zr Ganda-CobaIt Venture Corporation
c-i',- 80 -. aJiras Coravanv. Inspiration
inc .,-.,-,,s-,- colorado River Dredging Com
- and RAY central copper Company
LEAD PRICE ADEANcED-,Th Amer AmeTiG4n can
,------5-r and Refining Company has advanced the
- nj lad from s. 10 to 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 12-CATTLE-Receipts estimated.
900 head market strong ,ts to ls S % s6 bulls So IS
Gales 5o stGsksrs and oo6 5efesFs sssG
as7 Is: 6utdSers s. 45as7 Ugh. mixed s. I3
& 9S pigs s. ass 81 bulk Of sales 81 50 QsI 45
St 81 EE,pRReceipts estimated Is head: market
S srS2s on vssrGss to i9s hshs5 & s5a asep sep
Cincinnati April {@ So dom i4sl
mon. s. S5as4 25 HoGs~Receipts. 4.4O4 head: as-
tive: butchers shippers. s. 3oq 81 %; coImos 8
gsS *: az lambs steady. s. 25aS7 70. o,
East Buffalo. April 12-CATTLE-Receipts e. ;-40 io
aess So is a'siff shppins ana s. So 3 butchers s. 50
RefsFs 81 and }SedeT Ss s. s stock efsrs
S4 fresh cows springers active and strong $50
S9% s. so fOaReceipts 10 500 head fairly
tive. best grades steady Workers a loc ana PIGS
ers 81 a5aS7 10: pigs SO 90Gs7 roughs So 500 Sc 80
SjG 81 80; daires. 81 % q - 6o SH Ef-F
Is a 25c higher lambs s6G few. IS 5O year
lings S7q$T 20 wethers s6 50d s6 60; ewes 81 ..,H
Kansas city April 12-CATTLE-- Receipts. 1000
head including Southerns: market strong TO i0c
higher; choice export and dressed beef steers $oI
Sc -; fair to good s. 25 Sc; western steers s5a
Steers s. s0G Sc So southern cows So 25Gs5: native
Soys 81 s. 40 nstze "a hefeIs Rg 5000
head; market steady to sc higher TOP 20; bulk OF
6atchefs sas7 20: lights So 4os 81 pigs s. p
Sc - sHEEP.Recepts 5000 head market SLOW and
s. 25Gs65 50; ewes $5qs6 %; stockers and feeders
cps TqioG s63 sGck eadH da5G PSda S. 4 g.
Ss so ss and c9mo6 6a So ss 6 55s abs 81 oa
veal calves sass 25 HOGs-RscsiPts fair slow prime
81 5odS7 light Workers S7qs7 %; pigs IS 6o So So
T6edo, April 12-cLovERsEED-Cssh Sc 05;
April. sc o.: October So So: December Sc 81: March
81. TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 so. ALsIKE-Prime, IS 10
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April 12.-Wheat prices on the Board OF
Trade continued their record breaking advance to-
day. all deferred futures rising to high marks
for the season. while the May delivery equalled
the previous best mark. At the top July sold at
81 1624 and September at 81 09. Corn closed firm
oats steady and provisions strong
It was a fierce speculative market in wheat dur
ing the greater part of the day and prices moved
over range Of 1c 10 22sc. Interest again centred
around the more deferred futures and trade in the
May delivery very light. Despite beneficial
rains In the Southwest, sentiment regarding the
new crop months extremely bUsh. and prices
were easily forced than 1c above the previous
high point for the season The market opened IT,
regular. with prices 2sc higher to ssc lower COM
pared with Saturdays close, July being at 81 l4.
TO 81 10 and September at 81 0IIs to 81 07i2 There
considerable selling based on the vet weather
IN the winter wheat belt and early in the session
July dropped back 81 142s. Before the end Of the
half hour. however, leading bulls began TO buy
and prices advanced rapidly There also
big investment demand from outsiders. The mar
ket was bulIishly affected by active demand for
the cash grain local sales aggregating 2l5o00 bush
els. The top for July reached at 81 16sa and
for September 81 09. During the day May sold
between 81 252s and 81 269s-
Trade quieted down considerably during the
final half hour of the session and prices reacted
materially from the top on realizing sales. The
close was rather tame. but firm at net gains for
the day of asc 1i4c lac. with July 81 16li
and September at 81 0s&s to 81 OSl2 May closed at
81 2614
Trade in the market duh and sentime Mt
in the pit quite heavy times. although the
close firm at net gains OF 1sc to 2sc. compared
with Saturdays final quotations. The bulge in
wheat had a bulish effect There some sell
ing at the start owing local receipts, which
were considerably than had been estimated
May ranged between 665sc and S62sc 667sc and
closed at $3.50.
The feature Of trade in the oats pit was heavy
selling Of the May delivery by commission houses
in general The crop months in fairly
good demand by shorts and country traders. The
close somewhat irregular. the May delivery
being easy, while the crop months were firm
Nav closed at 542sc
Provisions were strong throughout the entire day
because OF liberal purchases by a local packer and
by one the leading bulls in the wheat pit. The
annual government report rela ting to animals on
farms was considered somewhat bullish. The mar
ket also Influenced by SC TO 10c advance IN
live hogs. At the close prices PIC SC to
17izc higher than Saturdays final quotations.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York April 1903.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was practicaIIy nom
exchange Of 1000 bags Of MAY for December a pre-
mlum Of 10 points May. The close dull with
bids ruling net unchanged 10 points lower com
pared with the final prices Of Thursday. The
Aet opened dull at unchanged prices Business
probably restricted by holidays in the European markets
Of from quarter. VIII
there nothing in the Brazilian news TO place
situation fresh light addition the absence
Of European market adFiCes tendency has been
await developments, only with reference the
tariff. but with reference the further attitudes OF
the individual holders the worlds visible supply The
prices during remainder the
logically considered the hands Of those who
control supplies outside vaiorzation c0ees which
upon by OF
market approached nearly that level. whether
holders Will supply trade requirements shade under
the minimum selling price Of valori1suon coffee. With
Brazilian receipts running lght and warehouse
deliveries liberal very long period would
required establish this direction.
a Brazilian ports reported
3s. against l20O 900 bags last New
York warehouse deliveries last week We're S9opo bags
the basis OF SIC for Rio No =. The total ware
deliveries United states for the
17 l34 bags, against l+996i last week and o5l2 last
year. New York had So Sp3
The weekly cearances and shipments from Brazilian
ports the follows: Total clear
ances from Rio "a 900 bags. Including
8. the Cape. River Plate and the coast Of
South America Steamers loading at Rio for the United
3 bags including LOCO the United states and
= to Cape, River Plate and the west Of
South America Victoria Clearances 10 the United
States. Bahia stock, HOO bags cearanCcs
bags The receipts Rio and Santos for the week
bags. 5000 last week. 10000 last
year and 10000 years
The TanEe Of contract prices the local market
day follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13

trading and prices little more than nominal, Ad At
less trading eEpeetsd slightly easier
prices on fowls 1 We quote; % I3 IN RSosTERS
per Ib i I2c DUCKs per r. I3c GEESE WsSsesn
ern &c; GUINEA FOWLS. per pair. soc; PIGEONS
PoTLTRY@DREssED- killed fowls we're in
fair supply to-day and while trading was not active
of desirable weights held steadily scalded fowls fowls
killed Pop Frozen P0gIty selling 5sFy sttng
chickens and ducks working into small compass IN
4rs hands We quote: Fresh killed: IeedEF0WILs ,NIL
do heavy weights. 15c; do fair 70 good bbls "a .c
15c do western. scaided. average best, 14lsc; do
dry picked scalded, small and poor. 12q14c' OLD
SQUADS, prime large white per dozen s2@$ %; do
I H o y0gns to tons 10 g M dg ySubg bFoF hens MIX mix
fed I9g2 25c; do fed 16g 2SG: r0astng milk fed
20 22e do corn fed -oG Fowls n1 aTy PsSfsc s
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES European potatoes totssa
hsDaFasus active and f[n Bees and eaTro,s dq lover
bS PAGES seIlns @ well Geery Steaay d inah i GOOD der
New onions lower under heavy offerings from Texas Old
more plenty and lower Radshes in excessive supply
ana poor Squash and tgrnips apiet I0matoes VTs W
&ao{s; PoTxToEs sSi s. 7sgss
5oas1 10 do Maryland Virginia and North Carolina
m s Do per- per- bas Z s@ 6 do STATE in in @ bulk per
Sss s. G 90 DO P oes ses S dc do B F9F s.
as 80 do Belgian and German 81 to do foreign VAST
Norfolk per bunchcs ssds4 IS North Carolina,
green So 1895: white g 5oaS4: ARTICHOKES. Cali
fornia. French drum. S76Ss: BETs South Carolina
bb crate. s1a$3 do New Orleans. 100 bunches,
5Gs So do per sl%S S % % do b FSTda bS or
bag. 75ca$1 CARROTS south Carolina 100 bunches,
6OdS3: Orleans s3ds4; do Bermuda. crate
S1d$1 %: do old washed bhl 81 3ds 81 do unvased
white per 5Ods3 % do small. 81 25aS3;
do Florida white crate 81 30g$3 70 do red 81 5
per case. 81 1899 so; do per l0nch
case. 81 H0d$2: do S-inch case 81 q$l 10 a. Il
FLOWERS. Florida. per basket Sla$2; 90 GICTMBERs @
EsCARoi1R New Orleans per Dbl. s3G$6: do Florida;
Ssw orleans per 100 punches s4a$5: KALE Norfolk.
Florida per basket 81 50dS2 30: do South Carolina 81 -
asa do North Carolina 81 50dS2 % do Norfolk S1q$2
FTorida per carrier ST 5Od$3: OYSTER PLANTS. per
100 bunches So 50d$5: ONIONS Bermuda. 81;
o H9 % bag per per crate crate M asi 81 o6 do
Eastern, white bbl. S3ds5 so: do yellow 81 l3d
s1ate 81 81 6as2 do Seo~ per i4on bag S2G$2 5o
per 106-b bag. 81 25as1 75 do red per 14o-lb bag
81 25as1 30 do Orange County yellow per bag
81 5Oax3 D. do red, s1d$1 so PARsNIPS old per 6bi
81 25dsI ~ PEAS South Carolina. small per basket
s2aS4 Florida basket S2ds5 PEP PF2S Florida
and plain per bbi S2ass; do Bermuda. per crate Toe
ROMANO. Florida. per basket S1dSl 30: do I8erTnuda
basket 25d50c: do Norfolk 25a65c: SHAI4LOTS New
orleans per lunches 81 75G$2 SCAI,IIOES Jersey
per 100 punches. 81 baltimore per basket 10000 DO
sPITA,E Torfo,r Der bb 81 50dS2 do baltimore
81 So do Florida white per 81 5OdS2 so TUT2NIFS
Cenada ruabaga per bag S1as1 10; do other ruabaga
cREss. cRFAIo52 Ps3 100 G5iaa Sunchei 81 56as2 80
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13

COTTON-New high records made in the cot
market day. with the months selling above
active demand outside sources, promoted by the
of IN cotton goods. firm interior
markets y0rable crop progress
IL Texas. There something Of a reaction in the
vance of 11d1S points The market opened hTm at
ady @ saII points. and. while there heavy
realizing just all offerings absorbed and
gradually improved until during the Hdde
l2C and October 9tr;.
higher and between - 30 and 81
level reached the end Of last
month a little less active around these
figures with the trade showing disposition
reports concerning interior markets and prices eased
of several points and closed well from
the lowest adyices OF April S and Q from Texas
hy official statements. and additional
reported the twenty-four hours
morning but local bulls seemed Of the opinion
precipitation while il have been SUFFICIENT
improve soil and aid early termination.
has been enough TO make UP for the absence Of
Fail River sales OF print cloths for the
ing reviews Of drygoods trade more encouraG
ing Liverpool for business tomorrow morn
ing American gains since her close OF last
Thursday should about l1ll5 points higher The
weekly movement figures New York Cotton Tx
receipts, 81 O04 bales against 80, 500
last wear: overland mills and Canada 1893 bales,
against 17.f8 last southern mill takings test
mat bales, against 5000 last loss OF
towns, 81 7U7 bales against 1908 last
year brought sight the week, 117.2p0 bales,
aga year. Total crop movement: Port
against 1851. 1886 year overland TO mills
1919 O2l bales. against Ga T72 last
mill takngs 900 bales against l.6s9, 600
stocks interior in September
bales, 327.1S3 last brought into
season, 12121+51 bales. against TO-
1sSs9l last The total crop movement is for 221
Of contract prices in the local market
day follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13

situation very strong both Winnipeg
and Minneapolis reporting good demand al gh ptIc
Flour advanced and the whole trade seemed 70 po
saturated with bulish sentiment at these the bs
prices In eleven years While early reports from
Southwest mentioned rains which would be beneciS
ish information. private estimate was received
figuring the condition Of Ohio low as o. ms
prevented important selling pressure in the LSte az
outside Of rumored offerings from edulIs
longs Chicago. general holiday throughout Europe
checked the business and also restricted 70 Sonic
extent speculative trading in American 1laTkes oIL
shipments only 6SI2 900 oush CON-
bush year. reporting decrease OF 96OO0
bush In the quantity passage There was decrease
OF 1219O00 bush in the domestic visible ana an increase
Of $4,000 bush In Canada making net decrease OF o.
coo bush comparison with lG coo bush isst
The local cash market very strong; anu ds4Ii
higher closing follows: No red, 81 81 elevator ana
81 IS o ahOat; Northern Duluth and NO Z haIu
little change in the opening. some safes oens
a shade the previous close put as tne
for Tuesday ana the visible
supply decreased G2 600 bush. the market graduay
during balance OF the day and closed quite nIh
&c advance IN New York The world shipments;
according to Broomhal, 325SOOO BUSH compared
With previous week and $50 ooO bush
at T0l4c elevator and T4lze o b ahoat; No ? white
T3sc nominal and No yellow. T4l2c b afoat OATS
market quite active at the West Wherc
country houses bought July and September ana
sold May The visible supply increased 54iVoO
bush Cash closed locally follows Mlxed. 20
10 5T65Sc natural white, 70 TO 81 ID 9sdSC
and clipped white "a to n. 5sd63c. RYE;.Market
Marte steady: mailing 76dT0c. and feeding '4a 'c
. Ork
New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
Citations.


TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
IL the Grace OF God free and indrpe1deut--ro Mary
Z. stevenson sarah g. Armstrong. Emma A Sloat.
Laura Benvenu. Mary Jane Hallock- Eta Haloc<.
Sandford HalOck. jr- Mary = Heater. Frank FOg-
nitz Emma Adar sarah T. Anderson Lewis Young
Mary Hall. Ida j. &ostenbader. Minnie F. Bachnan.
EdEar A Cfuth. Aus r tfurH. Frederick W Maute,
designated VIII 80 Executor. the heirs and next
OF kin OF Mary Gallup. deceased send greeting:
whereas William J. Campbell ot The city of New
York lately applied 10 the Surrogates Court of
County Of New York to have certain instrurnens
dated December 18th, lss@ and the codcil
thereto dated June ITth 1924 relating 90 both real
personal property, duly proved as the asst VIII
Testament of Mary Ann Gallup late Of the county
OF New deceased. therefore and each q
you cited appear before the Surrosate Of our
County o. York al his ONCE in the County %
New York the 23rd day Or April enc thousand nine
hundred and hslf-past ten o'clock In the fore
OF day; then and there o attend me pro
hate OF said last VIII ard Testament And such
of you hereby cited as are under the age q
tWenty-oae years. are required 20 appear by your
guardian. Il have one or u YOU have none 20 ap.
pear Apply be appointed or IN the event
OF your neglect failure 90 DE- so. guardian VIII
he appointed BY the Surrogate 90 represent and act
for You in the proceeding-
In testimony whereof. We have caused the seal q
the SurroRates 0f the said County 0f New York
10 be afled Witness. Hon. Abnsr
Thomas. a Surrogate q said county
OF York said County. the 18th tay q
February. the year q Lord one thousand nins
hundred and nine DANIEL. j. uOWuNEY.
Clerk Or the Surr1gate's Court