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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
GREETING
Estate of Ann M. Adams.
Order Of Notice Wi

'itNl Va ANobiNU w ~
STATE or VERMONT District Of Man.
chester IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for The
District Of Manchester:
To all persons interested Ia the estate OF
Ann NJ. Adams, late Of Manchester In said
District deceased,
GREETIEei
At Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within and for said District on the lith day
Of Jan. 1912 an instrument purporiinR u
he the last VIII and Testament OF Ann NJ
Adams late of Manchester In said Dist.
trict, decease WINS presented to the Court
aforesaid for Probate,
And 1t Is ordered by said Court that the
sth day Of February, 1919, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon at the Probate ONCE
IN said Manchester, be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be
gwen to all persons concerned, by publish.
ing his order three weeks successfully IN
the Manchester Journal, a newspaper cir
culating in that vicinity, In said District,
previous TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court, AT the time ana
place aforesaid, and contest the probate oil
said Will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manch In
said District, this 18th day Of January, 1912.
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
CHARGES or DAILY
They wni ne Considered BY the Hos
ton Finance Commission

Boston Jan 80 Former Fire
Commissioner DAYS removal by
Mayo F1i2seraid. together with the
charges which Daily made IN his state
neat issued after bis removal. viii be
isktu up w tie NANCE commission
q IL understood that Daiy wiIl be
Summoned before The finance COM
misaioa and gasrled relative to bis
charges agsiasi the mayof and Others
The dspotsd commissioner stated
iAai Ire department contracts were
ne.e ~ because ,hey cla not 80 70
The proper authorities, and that
slihef through The mayor or direct the
po'liicai mAchlae ia coairol At pres
&c, tried 10 Interfere wish tie conduct
q ias ere department
Appointments transfers. promo
tlozs. lscfssses IN sal2sy and the like
acre all demanded Of him. be said
his grsassl 10 comply With these a..
mants. Dsly stated. was The real rea-
son N bis dismissal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
PASTORS DROP RICAEs0N
First Baptist to Be ousted For Cause
Affecting His Character

Boston, jan. 80, Amid q profound
silence at the Baptist ministers
meeting In Chapman hall the name OF
G. v. r. Richeson was dropped from
the list OF membership. The silence
was broken BY a prayer by Rev. o.
". Foye, who said
20 Lord, have mercy upon those
who have walked before us In Sleeps
clothing, and turn the hearts OF the
disobedient 10 the wisdom Of the
Just"
Richeson became a minister OF this
conference as soon as he left the
Newton theological school, when he
had charge Of the Baptist church at
Hyannis. This IL the first minister
81 the Baptist church to be dropped
from the list OF membership In fifty
years for a cause affecting his char
acter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
A QUESTION or vERACITY
wstienson Says That He Enssseo 10
Show That Wilson Lied

Washington. Jan. 30 Henry Wat
terson, In statement Issued last
nighi and intended 10 bring the "dls-
tasteful episode 10 an end, 80 faf as
be Is concerned. declared that the Is
Tue between him and Governor vii
son Is solely which enc lied Wat
terson said be had engaged conclu-
aYely to show that Wilson lied and
charged that the governor dared
not face the facts
wattersou declined To make public
any proofs In bis possession. He de-
nied that Thomas r. Ryan was ever
approached for campaign con'nba-
tons Tor Wilson. but said that the
matter was talked over with Wilson
and the latter oppressed the fear
that u the knowledge Of q eorsnba-
ton from Ryan got abroad IL night
co more harm than good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
BRANDEIS HITS
STEEL TRUST
he Declares That Ii Is a
Prince and Pauperiler
CONDITION OF WORKERS
sssnisy 10 Toe Thst They 6tt @afts
or Thar klasts. Tnsrs Es8na Ne
Otter isistsss a. 0~Htfa fssn FeF
Dsicssss- psrsssis2s ~ Msn VIE
UaSsrys HsfeEhlpa 10 lnssually
lsrgs-~l IVES Are sh5sftnsd

wuhinK'ot 4sa a. l.@ass y
niApesis Lold ghc STANLEY Nes corn.
Es,ies soms startling facts reia.lax e
ne steel nofgoFaiioa ana rs tfeai.
Esni 81 TIE mes who egeate5 Re
sicesess
Their rpEsiilga has ptca 0 eondi,
rlca e. piuee ard paggerigirs d ne
nsAEiag a dsgsAeraisa and eaglials
hft. saia EFands.a. sitter Niting a
seminary q ths hours aud wages PAID
g. The worEcfs A, this point 10 The
prpcesd'nfs cbsirman stanley ia q
voice u delicate iionY asked This
esefllon
have heard he begun tha, the
rtu wogAct IL through q, about ~
yr8u q age ls this go Mg people
IL Keututty sefe shareholders. bot a
tiavt was D, bis prime " ~ Can
sou ehflshleb me-
an Informed said hfandeise
mat large Bamber II the men be-
cone cid a. 40. ard ON surprised
inst they DO 40, become old before
me Boston lawyer theu described
NhAt he believed 10 be the underlying
CaUss q this morally wrong siioa
tlen II was due. he stated 10 tbs
iaci that the modern stakeholder as
cortras,ed win the slave owner, mas
90 personal interest ia the worker,
ard that there 10 no olher interest
thRa foi dividends o. for Increased
Giyldehds The great corporations,
ne explained. are managed by rest
dent managers who represent ab !.
ssniee landlords This system,
SAID Brandeia. IL IKE ihe Irish rack
Febt system
Reading from the report Of Com
missioner Neili Of the bureau o. la
Dor, BrAndcls presented 10 the CON
mlltee careful analysis Of the work
ingmens lot when employed by these
large corporations The introduction
OF The Taylor system. II was pointed
out. has made things worse These
mcn, said Brandeis, are American
citizens and am calling your atten.
tlon TO the conditions which claim
are destructive OF American citlzen-
ship"
Mr.. Braudeis and d A. Reed.
counsel Tor the United States steel
corporation. FLASHED over a line Of In.
eulry into the corporations labor pol.
Icy. Reed contended the committee
bad no authority 10 investigate the Ia
Dor question Chairman Stanley over.
ruled him
Mr. Brandels criticized the length
OF hours Of wofkmen The percent
age Of men who undergo hardsh.ps Il
unusually large. said Brandels
Judge Garys comment on criticisms
Of the corporations labor policy shows
me the utter inability Of large cor
porations 10 regard human life
Hrandeis declared that the steel
Industry in England has eliminated
entirely ~ these Objectionable fca-
lures
You don't mean England has been
able TO do anything for labor that we
can't DO In this country" demanded
stanley You must be mistaken
Unfortunately 10 this case am not
mistaken. returned Brandeis. saying
that the working week Of an English
steel worker was 500 hours. and
that % percent OF the workers in this
country averaged 70 hours
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
$4,000. 600 FOR RUDlNl
ton In. Law Of Labouehere Comes
into a Great Fortune

Paris, Jan 80 Marcus Carlo ID
Radini Of Rome. Naples and Paris.
where be IL among the best known OF
houlcgardlpra. comes into $40. 600.
$40 today By the death OF bis father.
n.law, Henry Labouchefe
iatby was one Of Englands
greatest Radicals and. next TO Glad
stone. her most conspicuous COM
B0noI. lie waz furious that his only
daughter should wed an Italian noble
man, but he bowed his head before
me course ~ true love and left his
daughter his vast wealth. which goes
10 her husband according TO Italian
usage and Law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
FIRE DESTROYS COLLEGE
Five Students Are Arrested on .
Charge Of ineendlatism

farnham. Que Jan so. -As re-
suit OF Ore which destroyed Holy
Cross college. near here, ave sia-
dents were arrested on q charge OF
incenciarism II ID charged that t..ere
was aome trouble In tho college be-
osuse some OF the boys wanted 10 sc
home for a holiday They we're de
MED permission BY the director and Il
10 stated that they reyeuged them
selves By nslug the school
The college IL the property u The
brothers q the Congregation Of the
Holy Gross, who own a number OF
.lmIlAf academies In different parts OF
Quebec The damage IL about 800.
tfnf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
estate OF Caroline Elizabeth DuntOn
O,d4r Of Notice win.

oilrl III NDiltf w lllt
,TATk or VERMONT, District OF Man
chester IS.
fAe Honorable Pgob0te Court for he Di,
lrict u Manchester.
To all persons interested 10 the estate o
jsroline Elizabeth Dunton late OF Dorse
n said District deceased
GREETING
AT q Probate Court holden AZ Manchester
within and for said District on the 18th da.
II jan. 1912 an instrument purportins L
be the last Will and Testament OF Carolin,
elizabeth Dunton late OF Dorset in said Dis
trtct deceased, was presented to the Cour,
aforesaid, for Probate.
And II Is ordered by said Court that the
9th day Of February, 1912. at 10 o'clock u
he forenoon, nj the Probate Office II
aid Manchester, be assigned for proytn,
aid instrument, and that notice thereof b.
given to all persons concerned. by publish
ng this order three weeks successfully II
The Manchester journal a newspaper circu
iating in that vicinity, In said District. pre-
yious TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified I,
appear before said Court, at the time an,
place aforesaid, and contest the probate
said Will, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester u
aid District. this 18th day OF January, 1872
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
DEATH OF DUKE or FIFE
srs,hef IN Law 81 King o. England
Passes Away IN EByp,

Assam. Upper Esyp, Jan -. r.
fhe Duke o. Fife dice here last even
pg q pleur;fy sad congestion.
The Duke q Fife vas q son -in'law
j the tate King Edward. whose
laughter. The princess royal. be
married to 1883 he succeeded his
ia,h0r as sixth Ebn u File 10 1879.
snd vas created 1uke 90 his mar
sage
Ne was born on NOV 10, 1879, and
eas educated at Elton HE afterwards
look . great interest 10 business aud
vas q partner in a London banking
Hrm as well as vice president Of the
british South Africa company. He
vas colonel Of volunteers and deputy
lieutenant Of the Scottish counties OF
Aberdeen and BaniI He was a LID
emi member Of parliament from 1874
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
W0lTER DIES IN CHAIR
re Denies That ne Was Guilty Of
Killing Ruth Wheeler

osaiaing, \. ~, Jan 80 Albert
w Moiter vas electrocu,ed here TO,
NE murder and burning OF Ruth
Whceief 10 New YORK nearly two
years ago
oaly few hours tetofe his execn-
Ton Nolicr signed staiemen, pro.
teasing his innocence, This be let
With Warden Keanety, TO be given q
the pubic after bic execution
0aly enc coutsci vas necessary &C
kill Mo.teg THIS was Of 1900 volts.
ana Was applied alternately for one
minute and quarter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
MANY Children Are sickly.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders foi
Children Break up Colds In "a hour
-elieyo Feverlshnees5 Headache
stomach Troubles, Teething Disor-
lers, and Destroy Worms. At all
lruggists. 25e Sample mailed free.
ADDRESS. Allen $. Olmsted. lie Roy
N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

toe hAn all0w 20 Aa
nn sa nsefe assFm6linK "a ne sftwa
soglera 90 ca ne coumor sns fta
Who tns aeat arr faea eathcanr va
n canslattea Hg'et aue Ueetf
sucn
iAHfene, ssg nos be- pa under
martial law We hate 90 martial law
ia thit state am here % aseis, tpe
nafof and elrl sn,boriucs. and a.
whnt they wRat ne 70 Hos dp il
Is my AaRif
Any iookefs-On o. people 90 me
streets not attending to ,heii basinrrs
VIA 90 10 3, their own RISK
40 passes wiil be Issued Any.
one Is privileged 70 ~ anywhere 10
the eiiy uni4l trouble breaks aut
= have no plans iog iomoir0
MhatereT action ! take dcpends OIL
the force have al MY command
Colonei swectSers statement to-
suited from = meeting u the city
council. when Mayor scanlon was aus.
tborEec 10 call upon the police Of
yaTioas cities and towns OF the state
for assistance. and the governor Tor
more troops
Governor orers His Services
Governor Foss offered his services
last night TO adjust the difference be-
tween the mill workers and mill own
ers OF Lawrence II Is said that the
governor has received assurances from
The mill owners that they Will accept
this proposition The governors let
ter Is addressed TO the mill operatives
and mill owners. and is as follows
The situation at Lawrence has be-
come so serious that every possible
EFFORT should be made by all parties
concerned 20 adjust matters and
therefore request all workers 60 10
back and resume their places In the
mills for period OF thirty days,
pending the efforts which shall make
10 get all the differences adjusted;
and, In view OF the fact that no no.
lice was given TO the mill operatives
Of a proposed reduction In wages when
the change In hours went into effect
on Jan !, request all mill owners
to give iifty-six hours pay for MY
four hours work during that period
without discrimination.
Il believe the differences are such
Us 20 be easily adjusted II carefully
discussed during the next thirty days,
and | promise you my best efforts 10
bring all questions in dispute to
settlement satisfactory to all parties
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
ltaly onsncs Great Britain

Loncoa jas, s0.-compliea,ioni
beieea Italy and Great Brltaia are
threaseaed AZ resal, OF the actiyi,y
" l,al'an usrkhips 10 the Red sea IL
preventing The shipment O. ~ar COO.
HanAnd iut0 Turkish territory
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

caafemouf \ H.. Jan 10 lie
sanse q 10 lsle sith fellow enployes.
sho gave asm a beating. Raymond
Patch age le. weaser 10 the Mo-
ascnosl 9 Ton mills. killed limssli
~ EEoos.ag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
TIE LAWS DELAY
Illustrates 10 Gaze q Man Lons un.
Ger Sentence ~ Death

Ger ssnssnss ~ Death
AltAHf gaH 30 AnoihtF Illus +
tralsaa 81 tba iaws delay came 70
ASbi mss1 fAr case 81 Joseph La
taarpo. coav.efea q manser. was
arteea Deicre the euuft Ok sgIeals
Lsnasco $40 Mss seatencea 10
eeasa sog nlliag fel1ew -eoau,symAn
a bssct Rees. has eesn Ia ~e esztn
houss Al AabaFa prisga sAnce NOV
Is. iss9 He wes of.EinaliY SEN.
ssIcse 20 Gle gXa. u 1919
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

Suffered day and night the tor
nent OF itching piles. Nothing heir
I'D me until ] used Doans Ointment
Il cured me permanently. Hon
John r. Carrot, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

TRUSTEES: /. z. Gibson, Presidents
j. X. Judsou, Vice. President; u. y.
yelling, John Robinson, A. b.
Gardener, u. II. Putnam, Edward H.
Sibley.
c. II. Dewey. Treasurer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01
S~eetsers Statement

10 6 statement las, llght Coloasl
sseeisef SAID Ter vii - 10 more
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

There was an ominols silence In
the great tenement district last night
AFTER the turbulence OF the day Sc
erct meetings we're held, and at these
meetings The program OF today was
planned
Ia the crash OF yesterdays happen
ings. the leaders are believed TO be
eioaklng some move which has. as
yet. been kept secret from the public
The police believe something is
aioc,. and plain clothes men and de-
see,iTes are everywhere Double
guards o. .en,ries are marching mo.
lotonously about the Mill section, and
every passerhy IL halted
The great teafchllghts, moved BY
unseen hands. flashed their rays along
the river front last night As II await.
ing the coming cf a hostile force
There sFe three Of these iighgs. and
through the blur 0, the snowaorm
tAey dashed a lighted path whereyef
Al approach could BE- made 70 the mill
section
S~eeissrs Statement
10 statement last hight ColoaeI
sseetssf sala Tier viii - 70 nors
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-11-01
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 for Series.

$500 for Series.
J. G. THOMPSON
Candidate for County Commissioner
Fifth District.
At the urgent request of a COM
mittee of citizens I hereby announce
myself as an Independent Candidate
for the Office of county commission
er from the Fifth district. 1 have
lived in this county twenty years
and if elected will fill the office to
the best of my ability and will en-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
MERRY WAR OVER
RACE MARE
J. H. Adams and Henry Bag.
ley Both Claim Ownership
of Valuable Animal Now at
Traction Park.

ownership Of Marsand, yalua0 lc
race mare, nov working out at Trac-
tiun park preparatory 80 purtici pating
In the races NJ Phoenix, In claimed
hy j. II. Adams Of III Pasu, and
Henry Bagley ~ Louisville. KY. and
there is likely TO be- consld rable litl-
cation before the animal IN carried
away from Albuqu rquc by either
claimant. Tho mare was brought to
albuquerque last Friday. where Bag
ley claims he purchased II from Rob
crt Warren, Adams partner. Bagley
says he paid cash for the mare and
can show n bill Of sale. Adams arr
rived here yesterday and replevined
the mare, putting up $500 bond
alleging that Warren had no author
lty to sell the animal. Bagley In turn
today made ARRANGEMENTS To replevln
the mare from Adams. having tele-
gTaphed 20 Denver for surety bond
Adams. who II "a HalOonkeeper In the
Pass City, and Bagley. who Is a
wealthy horseman OF Louisville. both
declare that they will finally get the
mare. each being confident OF win
ming out In the courts. Hagieya
father 10 said To be millionaire. The
mare was brought 10 Albuquerque be-
cause of the mild climate here end
the fact that the race track In Denver
was frozen,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
CRASHES
INTO FREIGHT
At LAGUNA
Rear End Collision on Santa
Fe Coast Lines Shortly After
Midnight Ties Up Traffic
for Several Hours.

An eastpuuud santa Pc freight
train, engine $40. Frank Roatright en-
gine"r, crashed into the rear end uf
another cnstbound freight. standing
on the main line at I.aguna station
at 80 o'clock this morning. The
engine SAC tore through the cabOose
of the train ah"ud ana scattered scv.
eral cars about ia" right OF way, de-
laying trains and . for several
hours The $40 was not damaged.
except that the smokestaCk VIA
smushed. Fortunately there were no
trninmen In the CahUusc Of the freight
ahead OF serious TeSults would huve
followed the collision, The $40 was
travelling at slow rate OF speed,
which prevented n much more serious
accident. There was no i,dgmHn pro-
tccting the freight AZ LagunH. this
being unnecessary. II IN said by rail-
road men, because 81 the yard limit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

ons ~ J. y. Morgan 4 co, Quar-
1iy Trust company Bankers Trust
,rnpany. First national Bank and
stionnl Gug bank ana other rurpur-
ions through intrflutking dircctu"-
cs." pursuance at the committee
auiry bearing on the FO-Callrd ICON.
,ntratluu 0f money credits"
\ distinguished party accompanied
r. Morgan 90 Washington t. at
nd the hearing Mrs Grurg" Is.
npe, Airs. r. ". Lamont and Mrs
l.. ~ ,idvon occupied seats near
a. committee table.
Rlchards Iinnhuiy and DELANEY
iCOii ut counsel for Mr. Morgan ~.
Dawson, T.. " lamont and a"y.
al others uf th' Morgan associates
Irre on hand.
Samuel i, n'rrmNtr. counsel for the
pmmitto". s.id that b"caur" al lucI.
wNnDssr- Mr. Morgan might br
,ll.d late this gi''fnUuu for - brief
summation, bat be- thought 10 Gn-
kriy b." would taxi" the stand be-
re tomorrow.
SrtRrHHj-at-Hrms Ridden ~ tho
Jusr testified that hc and hlg dep.
les had ''I,d iu vain since JInr ia
scTl, william KoCkcicl,rr. Chair
al Pulo thrn mad" a statement
bNeflnR the efforts ~ the committee
serve Air Rockefeller lie said %
'rtliirut" from Dr. Walter e.. Chap
60. saying mat Mr. Rockefeller war
: ANA under his car" had been r..
lived by me committee. ilc snid tho
1mmiitr' had informed Mr.. KoCkr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18

ccntaR" ol interests hold good In all
other corporations included iu the
"inicrlDcking directorate"
The table shows further that J. T..
Morgan y GO. ana the Guaranty
Trust company hay" three nrm mem.
beers or directors IN common. VINO
with on" member at ia" First Nlllun-
al Bank az" ,ptIug trustees ct the
stock at guCh company
THAT Morgan q 60. ana the Bank
erY Trust company have thTr" uIu
members 81 directors Va common twu
Of whom are voting trustees 81 the
Nna X "f boih companies.
THAT The sam ouuditinn exists be-.
tween Morgan y ca ana the First So
tiunul Bank.
The r'purt further shows the SIM
lar Hniliatinu among The dlrrcturr OF
IA" First National Bank und tn,
Guaranty Trust company. the FIRST
Nutl"nnl Bank nud the Bankers Trust
company, and IA" Guaranty Trust
company ana the Bankers Trust com.
pHuN
~ thr report i've at mine director
Of IN" thasr NHttunul Bank are
shown 4" be- directors uf the First 81.
tionHl BANK Hnd that two member ui
j. - Morgan 4 60, three director
ui TIA" First National Bank, twelve di-
rector" OF IN" Guaranty Trust com.
panE, i"ur directors Of the Bankers
trust company ana three director co.
| the NutIruHi City Bank are alsn dl-
r'ctors ut tn" National Bank uf ,uu-
RI'rrc nf Nrw YORK.
The eighteen institutions cited are:
j. y. Morgan A. GO, First National
Bank. Guaranty Trust company.
lHuk'rN Trust company. National
Guy Bank, Kuhn I.urb n co. Nn.
tionnl Bunk ct Commerce, Imnnvrr
National Bank. chase National Rank,
AAl"I Trust company, New York
trust company HlHir Il CO., Sprycr
co.. al at New York; Continental
ana Commercial BANK. ChiCngo: First
nliunnl Bank ana the Illinois Trust
ahd Savings Banks Of Chicago; Kid
DER Peabody n 20. ana the Ice HiB-
ginson company of BostOn and New
York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
NOTICE on SURF.

No, 9lNN,
state of New Mexico,
County al Hornallllo,
ln the District court.
Mary T.. Shadrach, PLAINTIFF,
W.
William q, Shadrach, Defendant.
To william -, Shadrach:
You are hereby notified that suit
mas been brought against you In the
District Court Of the Second judicial
District ~ the state OF New Mexico.
sitting within and for Ihr County of
iiC rnnllllo, by the ABOVE named plain.
tin and she has filed her complain,
IN the 0itice OF the CLERK ui the
County OF BernallllO who is cN-oiIlcIo
clerk NJ said court. wherein she Draws
judgment OF aOholutr divorce from
you on the grounds Of nun.suppoTt
and Abandonment, and You will FUR
the take notice that unless YOU Hppear
ana plead a. said complaint I'm said
cause ana ilc your appearance and
answer In sdld court and with the
clerk thereof AZ his office In the Court
House of HcTnnlillO County al Albu-
lueTqu". y, NJ, on or before the itta
day oI February, 1919. a decree prO
confesso VIII be entered ngalnN YOU
Tor IN" rrilrf demanded In the COM
plant.
Flaintln's attorneys In said cause
are Marion A Wood and their post
once address 10 Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
a, r. WALKER,
'seal) Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-18
SENATORCAIROEHAS
SELECTED SEED
FOR FARMERS
Alfalfa Peculiarly Adapted to
Region of Slight Rainfall
Offers Opportunity to New
Mexico Tillers.

senator Thomas Il. Curr"u Of New
Mexico writes To- the bureau at i'm
migration here that ne ha- for dis
Tlbutlon In the state sUmr especially
selected high grade alfalfa and Sc
terra seed. of "A variety found partic-
ularly adapted To bring x ID results
In districts at small rainfall The
bureau OF plant Industry ut the de-
pnrtm"ni ot agriculture is DESTROYS OF
getting this seed generally introduced
Ia the scmi-artd regions aud It guar
antecd To yield u hig stand. senator
Catron viii be- glad To- see that any
farmer at New Mexico who forwards
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