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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
&c. 3. a..sabslsraum sie,er se,,rno.y

To III, cen 70. sept. 13.-0te
Guidbrltd i~tattfinoenbe 20. Scpteu,s
bersScier bas 4nniberiari,im Der
Seroubuns beg Yapittbums = lit audi
beiler fuie in anberen Sabren su einem
nnttsclerifalen 9emonifrations : Gage
a~lis9enlist pprben. ga Die Geaies
rnns ltnruben ~befirdtete, hattie iie
bnrf einen Sruppens 8orbon ben
diiberen Gatifan betpafen laiIen. Sas
rattfaniife Ruieum nnb Die Dale.
rien iparen fir pas Yublifum gee
itlolen unb Die Shtpei5er @arbiiten
uni. Die patitaniifen YoIi5eileute tan.
Cen sbsreit our Chat. @IiidIid,er.
treiie blieb es in Der gfpisen StoSt
rubis. an Der ~Furabe" mad eer
Srelhe, tuelhe in 1870 in bic Ysrta
Yia our6 italieniide SreiI6drler ae>
legt tpnrbe, betbeilisten iif ettpa 800
Yerionen. meiitens Sreimaarer mnS
InttsG lerifale, tpelhe iid segenieitig
curh Die 8ufe bcseiiterten: .Rieber
nit Den 1rieifernl", .NieSer nit benz
Tatttanl", vNieber NIT Seiterreidl".
~gs lebe 8iorpano Bruno, Serrer unb
Der freie @eoantel" Gin aebrer 6ielt
cine Hebe an bic &inber Der ltdStiIheu
SreiiHnfsr, in pelfer er Iber Snmm,s
belt, giaotterie. abersldube, rnb bic
fatboliIdc Stride faieIts. Ger iiibiids
freiinaurertife Wnpor Hatban pieoers
bottle Die geleioiguns segen DEN SI.
StubI. Die er in ieiner 8ebe bon 1910
geduBert unb fiiste oteien nod Die
fette 9iise bin5u. Die internationally
fatboliide atbletens2isa babe ii@
burh hire Harabe bur6 bic StraBen
8om's unb brrh ibre grftdrung fiir
8ieoerberitellung Der tpeltlihen Maft
bes Yapittbuns ldderlid gernaht.
@ber feline aufftadeluns an lrnruben
bate feinen grfolg. - 9m turaufz
fclsenoen Sonntas nnterbriidte bic
8esieruns %peridiebene fatboliide @er<
Ianntlun9en.
Im Sonnerstas unb Counting fpurz
BEN I'M Sanuiuss Sofe 10000 Be-
iuter ilnb Yilser bonn 81. Safer in
Iuoien5 empfan9en. Inter oenfelbeu
paren 100 Siibs Imerifaner unter
Siibrnng bes Cardinals bon Mlbus
querque unb bes Sii6ois bon Scbia;
ferner 400 fdtboliihe Nrbeiter unter
2eituns bes Gbbe 8arnier; cbenIo 800
lofale Sireftpren bon Sran5isfaners
Ser5iariern. Sic 9esteren batter
einen %breitdgisen GonereB. in Incident
Die 8riinonns nub Organization elmer
italieniiHen n%ationalen SDoeratipu be-
iproden purbe. Cardinal Ierrn oef
@aal ianote benz gonsreb telesrapbiib
BEN Sesen Deg Yapitcs. in ipelber
Sepei6e bieier iid iebod sesen Die
@r%iinbnng elmer iolhen Soberation
erfldrte. Mlsoann ipurbe Der Ylan
fallen seIaifen. 9ieie Gntideibnns
bat aud auf anbere Climber giiltisfeit.
@eriihttpeiIe berlantet bon einem
i'm 9e5ember itattfinoenoen GonjiItos
rinm. Sir ben 8eit bes Sabres ite6t
ieboA feline feierlihe' Gelesenbeit be-
Dor. bel tpelder Der 81. Batter segen>
ipdrtis iein ipiro. = Ser .SHerpatore
Gomano" berneint ben 8eridt.
Der i'm .llnipers" erihien. Iaut ipels
dem elm beiouberes @ebduSe fir Die
SeriammIunsen Der garoindle errihs
tet perSen ipiirbe. = 8eitern lit Yrin5
3eipislioii seitorben. Go enbet Der
befannte 8eibs Eartburit : Gbefau. =
Sic brittle unb leste seri6tlih sfirda
lide llnteriuhuns Der G~aitellanes
8onlb : Gbefpirren finbet I'M Se5ems
Der itatt.-(8.)
1890
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

X Sn einem S6reiben. unterSeihs
net bon Srn, saul Studs. Iapor bon
9et. Gngel, Oregon, Dos. s. &eber bon
Vet. Insel. 8ep. s. Dominic. Yiarrer
bon Wt. In9el, 3ep. s. 8re9orp.
Yfarrer sn Yortlanp. Oregon. nnb
8ep. ". u. 9alp. Eiarrer 5u Yorts
Lamb. Oregon. perben Die aatbolifen
Der @ereini9ten Staaten eriudt, fir
ben YroSeB Der Vet. auseler Sdipe>
tern bei5uiteuern. (Siebe bier3u
Seite ~ Nae 8eitrdae iollen on Srn.
Sos. s. aeber, aaiiierer Der Wt.
Nngcl Sanf. @tt. Nnscl. Cresou, ses
lonet iperoen, Spdter ioa elm boil
Itanciser Seri6t Sieier Uelber
eriheinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
9irekt aus Ham.

Gin ernenter s&impf anf ben Hapit
iinS bic fattsliihe G%briitenbeit. -
3ein Goniiforinm fir 9esemser.
Hrin5 &eipisIiufi seiturben. -
&eine rationale 15beratiuu her
Jran5tSfaner= { ertiarier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

ideint bauptid6li6 bon ser pilfiirs
liben IiBa6tung Der Hatipnalitdtsz
9ren5en ieitens Der 9otidaiters Cons
feren5 neruriaht porben 81 Iein, ba
Elm Sbeil oes an Serbien 5ugcitances
nen Scrritorinms iibertpic9cno boz
Albaneicu beipobnt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Vcfabr eineS alaemeimen Strcifs
beieitist.

Sonbon. 20. Sept. - Ser
leste Der groBen IrbciterItreifS
III ENGLAND nlrbe bellte beige
le9t ineem Die Sirettorcn pes
WnnhcIter : 8nnais iidb bcreit
crfldrten, auf Die 8orrcruug Der
Nrbeiter, cine &oEnerbGbunG be-
treTIeno, ein5u9eben, @lei6Scis
ti9 febrten Die aoblenarGber in
Snos&alcs an bic Irbcit 3uriid.
(Siebe bier5u Seiie 8 cScr 1O.)
q 4 Is e y x - - Il y a. Il x y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

\ So3ialiitenfiibrer Yolaf 1T gum
@itslieb Ses boldubii6eu Sberbauies
erfpdblt iporben.
Il Inf Dem INSTRUMENTATION
Tarteitag in Sena &c. Septcmber)
bat Der Yarteis@ oritanb iih sesen bic
Sni5enierums BON M%aifenitreifs auss
seipro6en.
Is SIN Der Sbronrebe BEL groiinung
Der @eneraIitaaten az. Sept.) iteIt
oas neue bolldnbiihe 8abinett bic
balSise @spdbruns oes Srauenitimms
rs4ts in ausii1t.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03
FARM CROPS AND PRICES.

The Journal often has pointed out
that those who lay the high cost of
living to increased prices for farm
products are in error. The last gov
eminent ''crop reporter" drives home
this truth in way worth further
notice.
Of thirteen important farm pro-
ducts listed, ten are lower in prize
now than the five-year average Of
19OS-1912, inclusive. In some cases
the decline in price is almost 5v per
cent. Corn is lower, wheat is lower;
oats, barley, rye, hay and potatoes
are lower Cotton is three-tenths
of cent per pound higher now than
the fve-year average with which it
is compared; butter is 2 cents per
pound higher; and these are the only
important crops that have climbed
in price.
People have left farms and flock
ed to cities But machinery has in
creased SO greatly the productive
capacity of farm labor that the sup
ply of most crops has been maintain
ed, and their price has not risen
Chicago Journal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03
ALREADY INDICATED.

No higher tribute to the wisdom
of President Wilson's new Chinese
policy has been printed than that
which comes from the Pekin CORE
spondent Of the London Telegraph,
who says that "a remarkable inn
preston has been produced in Pc
kin" by the presidents memoran-
dunn and adds: America now has
indicated her position in the Far
East which was seriously compro-
missed by Taft's policy
Justice usually vindicates itself.
The presidents Chinese policy is
the policy of American diplomacy
in it's best days. 1t is the policy of
Washington's farewell address. 1t
is the policy which has made this
nation the generous friend, not the
exploiter, of human freedom.
Instead of losing influence in the
Far East the United States is GER
tain to gain influence there by rea-
son of President Wilson's refusal to
make this government a partner
with the European pawnbrokers who
have been trying to coerce the Chi
nese Republic Nations do not lose
influence by being fair and honest
and helpful and disinterested.-New
York World.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03
NO TARIFF FIGHT.

Representative Mann, as the
house minority leader, makes it
plain that the republicans will not
offer serios opposition to tariff re-
vision during the special session.
They will not attempt to delay legis-
lati0n.
The decision does them credit.
The temptation to make trouble. for
purely partisan reasons, is always
strong with those ii the minority.
Whether it is good politics is another
matter. But in the present circum-
stances, for the republicans, even if
they SO minded, to try to hold up
tariff revision would be sheer folly.
The country has given a plain and
emphatic verdict against them and
their tariff policy. 1t has reiterated
and made stronger the demands that
it voiced in 1910. No clearer man
date was ever issued to congress
than in.the elections last veal, New
York World.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03
THE LEON REPORTER, THURSDAY, APRIL ;, 1918

which is to be set aside exclusively
| for that purpose, and the remaining
thirty per cent from state fund to
be created by general one mill tax
levy. 1t is provided that when no
road district is organized in any
county during the year, that county's
share of%the general one mill state
levy shan be distributed equally
among the other counties making
improvements.
| BY lining up representatives from
counties that already have adopted
county uniformity of text books and
will not be effected, friends of COM
pulsory uniformity of text books
succeeded in passing the measure on
Of one vote. The bill was messaged
to the senate where it now is for
consideration. If passed it will
cept county uniformity, that have
practically all voted on the question
and voted it down.
Sitting committees have been
authorized in both houses and the
process of rapid elimination Of bills
will soon begin.
On reconsideration the house
passed the bill creating a state in
spector of county officials and pro-
yiding uniform system OF book
keeping. 1t also makes supervisors
contracts and purchases subject to
state inspection.
A bill has appeared in the house
giving all cities and towns the right
| to levy a tax and issue bonds for the
| construction Of municipal theatres.
In special message to the legis-
lature Governor Clarke suggested
| the passage of a resolution author
| izing him to appoint a commission OF
three to go to Europe without eX-
| pense to The state to study the appil-
| cation OF agricultural methods so
successful there to Iowa. he point
ed out that though worked hundreds
OF years the soil in Germany, Dem
| mark and other countries is produc-
| ing more per acre than Iowa. 1t is
| intimated he may appoint James
| W ilson of Tama, former secretary OF
| Agriculture in the presidents cabl-
| net for the head of the commission.
1t is persistently rumored that
| Clifford Thorne of the railway COM
mission wrote the Stipe Public IT'LL
tiles bill in the house. 1t provides
| for five commissioners continuously
instead of contracting to three.
| Thorne made strenuous objections to
| the senate bill because in it's con-
| traction to three membership it put
out of office four members at once
| with only two appointments to be
| made. He would be one of the four.
The legislative retrenchment and
| reform committee has drafted "a Dill
| providing the creation Of commits
sion OF three members to have
| charge Of appointing ali non-electlve
! heads and employees in the state with
! the right to discharge at any time
| and re-employ and to fix salaries.
The house passed the Brockway
bill increasing the bounty on wolves
| to twenty dollars per head for old
ones and five dollars per head for
cubs. }. 5. WoodhoNse.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03
LEGISLATIVE LETTER,

Des Moines, April IA new road
bill has been introduced in the house
from the Highways Commission,
which permits the organization of
road districts much after the present
manner of organizing drainage dis
tricts. When such are organized
and road Improvement made, it is
provided forty per cent of the cost
shall be assessed against the prop
erty owners, thirty per cent is to be
paid from the two mill county tax
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03

Whatever criticism may be direct
ed against it, nobody can have the
least doubt about the meaning of the
Wilson policy in regard to the Chi
nese loan and the reputation of
dollar diplomacy" 1t is real
American policy, not one borrowed
from Great Britain, France, Ger
many and the rest of the powers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03

The Charles, City Intelligencer
says: IF all the women wanted the
right of suffrage there is not man
on the face of the earth who would
dare say them nay"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-03

The difficulty has always been that
when the two republican factions
s'get together" it take a police squad
to separate them.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04
IIITLE nIT LolD.

Little Montenegro has Europe by
the core The great poHers have d..
cided that the siege u seutari must
cease but KING Nicholas thinks other.
aise and has kept biz guns busy
pounding tbe defeuses o. pieces. 4
day or tHo ago. after bitter hand NJ
hand nghnnE. d. took the strongest
fortress defending fho rilf and q b.
cutie possible that be- H0a ls ln pos-
session n fho port
hut The WHrhlps ~ Austria. Ger.
many France and England are ai-
ready oa the Montcnerrin coast or
are nearing ii. 10 enforce the man.
date 90 those nations.
What f. Montenegro that she should
Aafe created such esmmotion ln
Europe a little mountainous king
dom. having an area of s.fg0 square
miles. or about Dne-nfth the size Of
Focofro county The population la
about equal to that NJ New Mexico.
fhi it has been able 70 puf m army
= 10000 FIGHTING men lu the field.
What Montenegro wll De- able to DO
ia pfnblemntlcaL ly herreIf. nothing
hut 4 the allies should stand together
as d unit it is not likely that Austria
and Germany VIII undertake 20 prose.
cute war that would not be- popular
at home that would ueccasiate plac.
lng ln g foreign feii not leaa than
haf million men, and chat might
result in settling European con
fIarrailuu
if such should be the result. it
would nat He unlike tue resuH when
Ars oiears's COW kickea over lam
tern ana Chicago was burned.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

stars arpund the C1arf ~ sun and
stars ffen from behind fhf columns
of fhe eoionnades that une fhe walls
~ The buildings the Ient wII break
out flooding tne mural decorations
with radiance. then Niii come the
great WhIte light throughout the ex-
position. and finally .nuiiafars an-
chorfd SIX hundred yards of the es-
planade nil direct their batteries ~
esIersd 'Etis throughout The rxposI-
ton grounds These saIrullal0rs viii
be manned by nfig or sixty men who
are drilled % handle The barer.es u
Deais ln much the same manner that
artliIfrfmen are drilled. eThe effect.
says Mr. Ryan. ewiil be marvellous.
The batteries Viii go through cfoIu-
lions ~ color forming aaroras the
sky and over the exposition. that viii
spread Ike a great Hiy. on clear
nights the shafts ~ iieht viii Be wis.,
ihie forty ~ fifty miles"
The shafts ~ coiored iirht meeting
n the heavens viii produce marvel
effects color painting with the skies
az g canvas. Bot he who deals with
light rays obtains results far removed
from those attained BE- the artist who
Hoftf Hiih pigments The reason ls
that TIE painter 81 mixing his pig
mfuiF S most frequently dealing with
IMPURE colors. The painter takes 3
tfii0w pisment and q blue pigment.
both " which are impure. since the
yellow erniaina little blt of green
ana The blue contains little bIt ~
green as well, and the result obtained
4 green Through the impurity N
op'h pigments. Tho artist who deals
y Asht which Is pure. finds when
he miHfa reiioH rags q neht and blue
rays ~ iieht that be- gets white ana
y z j. mat a. San Francisco men
fNi paint pictures upon the clouds
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04
rom TELLING THINGS.

One u Albuquerque citizens con.
feagea that no IN out $3.50 because
he consulted fortune teller Tn,
Journal warned the simple and the
efeduloua some time ago. that people
who profess 20 read tho future are
frauds II is q superstition that has
onme out Of the distant paet and wnl
Be- continued. doultiefs into the dis.
iHnt future II has belonged to aii
Times and g. ail peoples always the
Same aofi NJ deception. and those who
are deceived ~ such fakera ara en.
itiod to little sympathy There ia
such lhine aa mlnd-feadIna. Tint
fact bus been demonstrated over and
afcr again 8ut the strange iaiee
told 81 the power to peer into the III.
ture arc all false In tho multitude off
gueaaes. some are right but they arc
guosaew The only person who ran
look into the future is the man who
has Tho ability 10 reason what must
occur in gcneral way. from cauacr
that are present and understood. For
Instance. the man who begins Grim
ihal enreer IS likely - end in tho
peniienilary The man VINO la "a drunk.
ard and lends an ldle ana diaaolnte
litf ih likelH 10 find himself broke
'u want and with fcw friends the
man who is industrious energetic
i9ueal aud aets with euod judgment
2 almost SURE e become independent
financially. and Is hc respected h,
hose Who know him
only by uch standords ein tho III.
urc bo lndgea.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

fhe lions sfoal nas respected every.
whore undfr fhe sun anl tee rar
ar8 stripes neWhere People ar.
reaet foaaf and ehsneeabis The5
aefe n1i mtsfiel. Prices were hlsh
nhlfh aaH perfectly satisfactory ts
fhe man aho had fhinEs g. soii hui
lTof f1 h|m afo mar sos. the o.
maad Has feF hish-pfeea wheat and
ioa-pnael flour h.sh-prioel eaifis
end ioa-prtsd beer higa-prctd a.
tof and ioH priced products % labor.
The democrats 0.ilete their theories
correct ana flaf they base n0t Been
fairly tfltd oaf in the past where
rar1 haif the people hold one way
and nearly haf fhe other. practical
lcmorfifatar is necessary before
fhere can 81 certainty ~ 60 shish IS
ueht
While o. aaa nef nsecsstr. for fhe
democrats e. Uke fhe nsk n an.
setting h1sinaa thereby bringing dls.
frea unon fht country and ruin upon
tne party slnce thes hafe 40 branches
60 government i s iaH as we'll fhat
thff theories BE- tried 9ui 80 fhe peo-
plf maf know bow o. vote ln the fa-
ufc
n ihe democrats make good. the
country should ana probably eil ap.
prove y ihef fan ihe party wiii BE-
DESTROYED at ths ond af four ysafs
lbe issne ig eielr.cat uaeompleat.
"a end must De judged inevitably by
results
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

the surprise YOU get hy using this
ueW-pluu corn cure. There's nothing
@ ailek to the stocking or sock. your
corn pains stop. You're snVod the
bother Of applying plasters that make
mo corn bulge out from the core.
You're saved saivcs that cat into the
healthy flesh and pull" no more
tumiug with handnKes. You don't
have 10 help hy picking and dragging
out your cOrns or cutting with knives
or ra2ors
GETS IT. is safe. painless. stops
pain. never hurts healthy flesh. II Is
guaranteed. Try il on warts, calluaes
and hunions too.
"GEIs-lff Is sold at all druggists
~ 3 cents a bottle or sent direct bv
Z. Lawrence a Co.,. Chicago.
sold in Albuquerque bf the Ava
rado Pharmacy J.. H. O'Rielly Drug
Co, Highland Pharmacy. williams
Drug Co.. owl Drug Co. and T.. Ruppe
Drug Store
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04
system

y commercial traveller was Dragging
about the magnitude % ihe firm he
represented
suppose your house is a pretty
pis s'HNilshmeniv said tho customer.
b'Ef You can't h8vo ans idea ~
i's dimensions Last week 40 took
an inventory n the employees and
round out for the first time that three
cashiers and -four hookkeepers were
missing That viii give you some
idea " the magnitude Of our busl-
ness "--Lppincotts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

this iih dag of February. a. r.. 1908.
at 200 p. m. at rcQueFt II Barrett
j. Marks. whose pOslOffice address is
Phoenix Arizona
JOHN IT. PAGE.
Territorial Auditor.
Endorsed Foreign Cor. Reed Vol
6. Page EOS. Certified Copy OF Articles
II Incorporation Of The Arizona-New
MCuco sheep Company. Limited Fil-
ed ID office ~ State Corporation Com
mission. Mar. 8 1913. D. nj.
EDWIN T. COARD.
Clerk.
Compared Edo 90 JJO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

l' - haid that the Washington grid
iron elQb VIII extend vote ~ tbani.s
e the Illinois legislature for sending
the Hhiskcrs of cHi J Hamilton
Lewis 10 The senate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

unto ser 0Er hands and seals this 18Th
daF of February. ff0s
BARNETT f. MARKS fseau
CHAPLIN HALL. fseaN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

The affairs of the corporation SHAH
he conducted by a board of directors
ot 1uch number as the hy-aws may
provide. The board Of directors shall
De elected from among and by the
stockholders on the second Friday of
February in each year and until the
lirst annual meeting and until their
successors are duly elected and have
qualified the following named per-
sons shall constitute the board of al.
reetors Barnett Z. Marks and Chapln
han
The board of directors shall adopt
nH-laws fer the government of the
corporation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

The time of the commencement of
the corporation shall be the day these
Articles Of Incorporation are filed in
accordance with law. and the termi-
nation thereof shall be TWENTY-FIVE
Years thereafter. with privilege 0f re-
newal for Ike periods as provided by
law
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

g->~-~~~~~~~-~~~s~~~-~--.~- ~--.~-~~~~~~~-~~~~s~~@1
state If New Mexico Certificate II
Comparison. United states OF
America, State ef New MexicO-ss
a. % hcrehy certified. that the an
neNed s q full. true ana complete
( transcript of the certified copy of an
ticits of Incorporation of the Ari-
kona- NeW Mexico sheep Company
Limited, tNo. 1880. with the en-
doi issnieHis thereon. as same appears
on llic aud nf record Ia Inc office Of
the state Corporation Commission.
IN testimony whereof the chairman
ana clerk of said commission have
hefeunta SET their hands ana affixed
the scal uf said commission at the
1lif of santa re- ON this 5th dav II
March A n 1913.
itGi u. WILLIAMS.
.acAf1 Chairman.
state of Arizona. office Of the Ari-
zynn Corporation Commission
United states OF america. State Cf
Arizona ass
he Arizona Corporation Cunuls-
sion docs hereby certify that the an-
heNea Is q true and eempia trans
crypt Of the Articles OF Incorporation
Of the Arizona-New Mesico sheen
Company Limited. which was filed ii
the otiice ~ the auditor of Arizona
on the 18th day Of February. a. D..
lses. rs loo o'clock D. m as pro-
vidcd by law
tn testimony whereof tho Arizona
corporation Commission. bt IS hkir-
man, has hereunto set lts hand and
affixed is official seal pare at he
city of Phoenix the capitol this 10th
day Of February. a -. 1912.
ARIZONA CORPORATION COM
MISSION.
w T.. GEARN.
e0iiicial Seall Chairman
Attest ciAS. a SMITH. seoret4rv
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION.
Know 400 Men hg Those Prese
ihat We whose hands are hereuufo
HltlNeu. d0 hereby associate ourselves
toeether for the purpose of forming 4
corporation under the laws of tho
ieffftofy of Arizona. and to that end
90 adopt the following Articles az In
corporation
ARTICLE T.
The name of the corpofators are
Barnett 2. Marks and Chaplin Hall.
and the name of the corporation shall
he The Arizona Kew Mexico Sheep
Company, Limited
lhe principal place IN which the
nusiness or said corporation. within |
the Territory Of Arizona. is to be
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04
ARTICLE VIII

AZ any meeting Of the stockholders
% lhe corporation any shares Of IFS
Vapltai stock entitled to vote at such
lneetlhs may be voted by proxy in
provide.
In witness whereof, We have here
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

Territory Or Arizona. Count, of Mari
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

The hlehest amount of indebted
ness ~ liability direct OF contingent
lp which the corporation Is ~ any
tme subject shall he sixty thousand
eoilats $3.50 epo.uNl which amount
does not exceed two-thirds the amount
OF The capital stock
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-04

just take two seconds % put little
1bfS-lI on that corn That corn
= done Tor" as sure as the sun rises
The corn shriveis up. panishcs. That's