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try Co meet he lust demands ~ 900.
she inhabitants Of the lard uhuueh
without sweiving from The perform
a1cc of its duties
In announCiug 20 your c~Vccllency's
government. establishment OF q new
rcgime in Mexico, ! rely ON the strong
az mpnshies which the honorable pres.
idtut OF your republic has always
shown Go The Mexican people aud
their Institutions, ANA J nnd gratih-
cation In hoping that the good rela-
tions that have united ms with the
powerful and civilized American ma
ton Nll subsist Boz the future o. that
the forces OF your government VIII
very soon bc Withdrawn from our
port OF Vera cruz. then will our reln-
tions be- aEain completely cordial and
close AS they are 90 be desired be
tween adjoining peoples that are
brothers by civilization ana common
ideals.
The message was translated go the
president through secretary Bryan
from American Consul General Cam
nyn no Aeuas Calientes
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cross the User canal between Dix
nude q Bixschoote. were driven
back. aud a German regiment was de-
stroyed south Of RiXschoote. Two
German attacks near Ypres were re-
pulsed and the Frouch have taken
The offensive and driven the enemy
from positions taken by them several
days ago.
ON the reminder OF the line there
have been artillery exchanges and en-
sagemtnts Of relatively minor i'm
p%ortance.
The text Of the communication ioi-
lows.
During the day OF yesterday along
the User canal from Nieuport 10 the
country up TO the river from Dixmude,
tho nghting was limited to artillery
changes.
The country having been further
inundated. the subE:erged territory
now stretches 20 the south of Dixmude
io "a point i've kilometers Othrce
milcsj north ~ BlKschoote.
The forces of thc enemy which en-
~d,ayored 20 cross the canal between
tho regi0n OF DiNmude and B~ixschoote
al were driven back beyond the
bridges. A German regiment Was
completely destroyed AZ a point to the
south OF B~iXschootc.
ITO the southeast OF Ypres two
other German attacks were repulsed.
On cur part We have taken the OF
%iensiye ana rccoaquered certain points
lof support which the enemy % DAYS
lagu succeeded iu capturing
Between THE Lys and the Oise there
have Dcen OnL operations OF minor
Importance aud partial progress made
by our advanced positions.
In the region Of The Aisne aud the
Champagne country. thcrc have been
artillery exchange Without result.
In the ATgunne. he town OF 80.
Hubert has again bccn attacked by the
Germans. nat without success.
In the region uf "a. MiAiPl a SUR
prise attack undertaken b. the enemy
against Apremout resulted IN failure.
There has been little activity ln
inc Nosgcs'
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usually ana Guaranty Insurance

Casualty ana Guaranty Insurance
Company.
We. the undersigned. vice president
ana secretary OF The Interstate Cas-
uulty and Guaranty Insurance Conn
pany, "a corporation. do hereby certify
pursuant 10 the provisions OF Section
30. Chapter ~ Of the laws Of the state
of Sew Mexico for the year 1905. t0at
az q regular meeting of the board of
directors OF said corporation, hold al
the office of said company on the sew
enteenth day OF October. 1914. the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted.
Whereas. In the opinion Of tie
board Of directors Of The Interstate
Casualty and Guaranty Insurance
Companv "a change and alteration in
the articles OF incorporation Is adyis-
.aole. to-wit
Change Article -Four Of the articles
of incorporation 20 taat said Article
-Four Of the ARTICLES ~ incorporation
shall read as follows:
Article Four. That the capital
STOCK OF the corporation shall De
sos. $50, 90, divided into 1896 shares
Of the par value OF $1,000 each. which
FiNMAN lNA Nv NHNifNH NW MHN'NNIAaNAs %
which not less than 100000. 90 SHAH
he paid up prior "a commencing bus
mess.
Therefore. be h resolved, That a
meeting " the stockholders 81 the
said company be and q IS hereby
called 10 meet az the office Of the COM
pany In the city OF Albuquerque. Sew
Mexico on the ninth day Of November
1914. at tho hour 81 ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day Go take ac-
tion thereon
Aud We hereh, DO further certify
that pursuant 20 the foregoing resolu-
ton "a meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Interstate Casually and Guaranty
Insurance Company was held az the
Office OF tho said company on he
ninth day OF November. 1914 az which
there were present. either In person
or by poxy 1874 shares out OF a total
Of 1895 shares issued ana outstand-
ing; and there was a majority Of an
the stock present and represented. ana
that 40 said meeting the following res
olution was unanimously adopted. all
ct the stock and stockholders OF said
company 50 represented and present
~ Na@A NAthAAAE WINS ~ Aa"A AA't f"A
to-wit.
Whereas, al a meeting of the 0oard
81 directors Of The Interstate Casualty
and Guaranty Insurance COMPANY,
held az the oflce 81 the company on
the seventeenth day % October. 1914,
M the our oi ten o'clock Lea the fore
noon Of said day. % was resolved by
said board 81 directors that a change
ana alteration In the articles OF in
corporatiOn II this company. said
change and alteration being that Ar
ticie -Four of the articles Of incOrpor-
alton be- changed and amended so AS
30 read as follows.
Article -Four. That the capital
stock OF the corporation shall be ti03,-
10000 divided into o,8s6 shares ~
the par value Of $1,000 each. which
shall not be subject 10 assessment Of
which not less man SEC, 600 90 shall
be paid up prior 90 commencing bus
mess"
Therefore, be Il resolved, hy tho
stockholders Of the Interstate Casualty
and Guaranty Insurance Company
mat Article -Four ~ the articles of in
corporation be they are hereby
changed % as 10 read a. foilowsi
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Casualty and Guaranty Insurance
Company on the ninth day Of Nosem-
Der. lsli. two-ilirds IN interest II the
Stockholders having voting powers "a
said corporation. rle Interstate Cas-
usity and Guaranty Iusurunce Conn
pru,. represented az such meeting,
.thtrc haviue been represented az said
meeting t.-Z4 shares out II a t0.il OF
1896 shares. voted ia favor OF
mcnding tho articles ot lu,orpora-
ton of the said corporation 50 that
AftiClc : OF the articles Of i%ucorp0ga-
ton would read
Article T. That the capital stock
of the corporation shall he SfO3-
10000 divided into 1886 shares %:
tho par value of $1,000 each whi-h
shall not be subject 20 assessr-n. 1r
waiCh not less than &i00.000.oC shall
he Iuit az prior 90 commencing ,us-
mess
ard ahiants further state that me
assent OF two-thirds and more "a i--
tcro3, 81 the stockholders was given
10 sach amendment. amending the
articles OF incorporation as set forth
herein.
O. " MARION.
Vice President.
JAS. A. BLAINEY.
corporate SeaD Secretary.
Su1sc fihed aud sworn 90 before me
this sun day Of November. 1914.
MAUD NJ CONSTANCER.
Nutary Public. Bernalillo County,
New Mexico.
tNotariaI SeaD
Ny commission expires October 30,
1917.
ENDORSED.
No. SOFA. Cor Reed. Vol g. Page
2S7. Amendment 20 Certificate of In
corporation Of The Interstate Casualty
and Guaranty Insurance Company.
hled In office OF state corporation com
mission of New Mexico, Nov. n, 1914:
5000 "a m.
EDWIN r. COARD. CLERK.
Compared r. J. 5. 90 "a. r. =
INDENED.
State of New Mexico,
county Of Bernahllo-ss.
This instrument was filed for record
on The 18TH day ~ November. 1914 al
iO;i0 o'clock a. m. Recorded in Vol.
&C. Misc. OF Records OF said county.
Folio eos.
a. = WALKER.
(seaD CIerk aud Recorder.
Compared g. W. 60 NJ W.
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toonunucd from Page one,

dicaie that the Germans are making
slow progress along thc line whicn
,Ntonds from the river Wharf.-The across
the Nistula to the southern frouUe
Of East Prussia. hfty miles west 81
Thorn. Tho new front cNtends over
q distance OF over 500 miles from the
Wurtho 90 the extreme northeastern
section % East Prussia. The Ger
man right wing now appears To- hc
feeling its WAY. The enter of the
line h stubboruly resisting the de-
termined advance Of the Russians,
The lett wins Is protected 20 some
tent hy the broken character 81 th"
country and hy complicated arti ar
tlicial Notifications.
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Article -Four. That the capital stock
of the corporation shall shall be- &i03,-
10000 divided into 1886 shares of
the par value OF $1,000 each. which
shall not ,, subiect TO 1ssessm4ut 1t, Of
which not less ,han ttO0 oau.cG shall
br pa d up prior TO- commencing bus
iuess.'
And 10 was further reserved That
thA corporation hereby accepts the
provisions of the constitution uf the
state 90 New Mexico governing cor
poraions and agrees 10 be bound
thereby.
And we hereby turtle certify that the
principal place OF business q Office OF
the said corporation Is IN The state Of
New Mexico. - at the city OF Albu-
querquc. county OF Bcrnalllo ald
state OF New Mexico: and that he
person la charge thereof and upon
whom process can DE sei = n Is.neh
4. Blaiues, whose pOst0ih e address
Is Albuquerque, New Mexico.
And Ne do HEREBY further certify
FOR and on behalf OK the sstid COZ pOr-
alton, in d,sordanc. with the rcqaire-
ments of section AZ OF Article Al ga
tte constitution OF the sta 81 New
Mexico. that tho corporatljt has ac-
cep,ed aud does hereby accept ai -
tho provisions OF said cousf utian a.
tke state OF New MeNigp
~ witness whereof, ils ser .Acite
has been siglcd By the sizes president
and secretary Of the said corporation,
and the corporate seal heTeunt0 az
fixed this the 9th day 90 NoyemSei.
1914.
o. y. MARRON.
Vice President.
JAS. A. BLAINEY.
secretary.
corporate soaD Secretary.
state OF New Mexico.
County OF Bernalillc-ss
Oa this Sun day Of November. 1914,
before nae personally "a rrcnreI 3D. n.
Marion and james A. Blainey, - me
personally known, who being ny me
duly sworn, did say, said q. * Mar
ron that he H. the vice president and
the said james a. Blaincy that ne IS
the secretary 81 The Interstate cas-
uaity aud Guaranty Insurance. Company
a corporation and aeh did say that
the seal affixed q the fofeg ling Va
stTumenl was signed aud sesirl IA
behalf of the said corporation bs au-
thority 81 lts board ~ Dir to.s and
the said o.. \. Marion and the said
James A.. Blainoy ac1gowiedsed said
instrument 20 be the Tree a. p deed
of the said CORPORATION.
In witness Whereof. 4 haT. hereunHc
set my hand and Affixed m official
seal this the an day OF Nnemi ei.
1914.
MAUD 81. CONsTASCER.
Notary Public, Bcrnalilio County
New Mexico.
(Notarial seal)
Ny commission expires October 80,
1915.
State Of View Mexico.
County of Bernalilio-es.
o. y. Marroa and James A. Biaines
after being by me duly sworn. each
did say upon his oath, the said % \.
Marion that he ~ the vice president
and the said James A. Blainey that ne
Is the secretary % The Interstate Cas-
uaity ana Guaranty Insurance Com.
pany.
! Atlantis further say upon their oaths
Aforesaid that at a meeting of the
sioekhoIdors ~ the sasd The iateFatate
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N~OfAnIs CONTRIBUTIONS /.
MARK IODANfS REPORTS.

N hcrc was % single ono uf the
v. so. a. a. workers weary of his sou
today So did not show in the faces of
tho mon gathered around the lunch
cun tables. to he served hy the ladies
OF tho CONGREGATIONAL church with
one of the incest meals vet supplied
Tho reports came with promptncss
and with little of explanation hut
such Jos was given was of a%bsorhiua
interest. Judgo George D. CRAIG ana
hIs team easily carried uft the Flow
cra lor thc business men with "a total
oi ffUoI Captain Cushuln and his
team wore second with Sa5 Team
% Oi tbc youug men reached the hieh
mark with SeG1
Judge Cmig's team included bee its
report gilt or $500 trom William
Mcintosh off Mcintosh The team
visited Nr Mcintosh ut bia ranch
humo m the EstluOia valley yost'i
dur Thoy oamo back with hia
chtrk
$50 thc conclusion OF the team rec
ports Ni.e chairman rutueN made uu
announcement which brought the at-
tmUIHae tu JOS lcat with @ roar 90
urrItu.c Ho had asked Hurry rs
N.IIE uI iss Vegas. president or
GROSS kris and Company. Inr 10 cube
e.rtHt.Du aul expected S251 When
hu asked Nh Kelly about 10 by uhvue
tn. moruin The las Nvehs mln In.
suutIcd that Mir. rutucy must THINK
hIm a piser W. are mot pikers up
h,re said Nr Kelly. "pul as down
Tor ff.roo
Frark a. Hubhell also tciephoued a
u a.rIptinu of 2-lo from MJgd1loua
fhIs murnne These were the three
tl- subscriptions of tho day.
d. s.. Eirhl oi the santa Fe report
rl tnat d. misunderstanding existed
aw0ue tha Santa Fe train and en-
au.meu of The city. He said ne be-
Iie.ul thry did not know that this
s. 80 g. 8. building was meant Tor
t.em Hud that they were not in SYM
uurlt with the movement as they
otuorWise would Doc. lie pointed GO
th, need for an explanation ana also
So subscriptions of more thau $500
which De- hal taken while doing some
|cNuIu.niua Mr. Ntiehl also reported
$50 a.ten hv young ladies in the
United Stlte- forest service offices
Another notable contribution vas
l..lI o. 5000 presented BOB a. lettcr
fu chairman Hickey from Rev.
Thomas HARDWOOD oI che HARDWOOD In
dg-tri1l schools o. included 500
from Mr. HARDWOOD. SIS from his
iath.r much from his mother. F-5
from one Of the SPANISH mission soc
e.a''cs and other contributions max
lue O. totaI of 5000.
Johnny Bush, whose troubles were
ended Boot long ago by kind-hearted
Albuquerque people and who De- now
going Co school volunteered So today.
Johnny said he would work nut tho
amoGu SITTER school. and "a. .om-
m'ttec accepted .ais subscription.
The workers to-day paid an especial
compliment GO the committee ot ufe
ladies' who have jperlntcnded the
noouiay luncheon feature. the most
important singie detail OF the com.
pulgn. next 10 ihe mons s. D
-trpup tho one male member of th'
lunch committee WAS instructed q,
present "a bouquet of roses Geo caui
ur thp lndics. Airs W. 81 strong. Mrs
Ada Eiftucr. Mrs Margaret NediDr
Mrs D. g. Cornish ana Miss Gleason
Whi % bo dId while tho workers
.haDrcd
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TRAINS
CARRY GERMAN
VICTIMS
Bundles Made Up of Four Bod
les Each Piled in Freight
Cars and Carried to Cream
atories.

= Geneva, switzerland. Soy. 10.
N-Dvia Paris, 2 20 g. ml-Thc
. National swiss today publishes
. q long letter from a Sw who ls 4
. doing He'd Cross work al Rrus-
. sells. An extract from the lcttct
. says.
. The number OF German
. wounded arriving here IS uuim-
= aginahle. Trains. which we call I
. cemetery trains. fun uf piled up
. dead soldiers. continue TO arrive
= from she front They contain I
. bundles OF dead hat is, four
. bodies tied together 90 facilitate
transportation I
. THE bodies are burned
o promptly In special places erect I
= pd just outside Of Brussels
Z
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CHIEFLY ARTIIIERY DUEIS
ALONG WESTERN FRONT

Paris. Nov. i6 GAS y. m)-The
French omcial announcement Eiten
ont 81 Parlt this afternoon aass that
yesterday along The User canal he
tween Newport and Dixmude he
aehtinE WA limited 90 artillery ex-
changes.
Ths Germans. Nho e~ndeavored 10
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Advises Washington Govern.
ment in Lengthy Message
Of Willingness to Give All
Guarantys We Have Asked
PROSPECT FOR A
BEST IN MANY MONTHS
Indicated that Carranza will
Make No Further Trouble
and That Truce Declared
Today Is Permanent.

" a-hington. Nov. tN.-COm-
plrtc settlement at an differences
between the McNipan factions was
from american agents at Neuas
Caiicntc-. saying Carrauzu has
notified Grtitrrcl lac viii resign
IN his favor al once.
secretary Bryan announced hc
had received q telegram from
american Consular Agent Cano-
va. who ha~ hccn with the Nguas
tulicntc~ convention. saying "cv-
crNthing between u'c rival McVi-
can factions had been ~ati,tac-
tuIilA arranged
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W-.sb.r.t.r N.t rt-rutsrf. .Y.
iorr., f.rw.If, ..tlG.5 tb. r.rit.i
state. zodiac az his 4ssurpti,, of
power as rr,.isioral ,-r.sidept ,f
N.xieo and guaranteed pr,tecti,ns
fan Amorie4ns ana Lam other f,r.ipp-
CPS
I 49,
~ w. -
I
I Z,
49, D,
r
@ - f--r.t
'".'Ii'N N''I'''" DO some u'''"
"'N.'r '"'' '''."" anu
no" ". came '' h' '"'seh' ne
i-"'" TOT in' pr N.he'l."n
' '''H' vera 'i'~ Hls "'ssNs'
'i
THE lonuull. aga undergone In the
la-t ieN rNIf- Terrible crisis 3D. which
Oh. democratic DEALS pt government
ana rho warnings of the people for
Justice ANA economical improvement
have uluWphrd and been rindicu'ed
The Iast H.t4l strife ended with tht
overthrow of General Huerta's dicta-
tnrship .la since the constltuuouIlist
forces occupied TIE capital of the re-
public SENIOR C8rranza assumins
charge, of che executive power imme-
d.atciyIad lnterim-it was thought ou
account az the prevailing disagree
ncnt thai tho best way 90 establish q
government acceptable 20 an was co
hold "a national convection whore ail
the militant fnctlous should be repre-
scented.
"Aftor several conferences between
5he various rhicfs. 10 was asreed l'
d"esEuatc the City of Aeuas Cahentc.
as Do meeting place % ON October
ln. last. Be military convention of
A-aas clli0ufes met with representa-.
tives of sll the refolutionist elements
subse4 Ienuy tnc assembly dc@lar'
ed Itself 200 Doe thc SOVEREIGN power of
thc republic. AS being representative
ot the people 10 arms, that had foughi
to reconstitute the nationality. Do
virtue thereof the convention pro.
Cceded Co elect the provisional presl.
lent ul Che republic. and I Yves des.
ignatcd los majority of the votes %
hold office ln so proceeding, the con.
vention has given expression io th'
purpose nf The revolution % endeav.
fed Dob demonstratc that no govern.
3 ~t San exist m Mexico unless b. en-.
fnaits from the VIII "i The people
Tor the time of dictatorship born %.
ioieura and personal ambitions, ha.
uasscd forever
I'm the same demolratie form and
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BERLIN CLAIMS THREE
MORE ENGLISH MARSIIfpS

Berlin. Nov. ~ Cry Wireless. -Ae-
cording 90 Information given officially
90 the press today, reports reaching
Berlin from GeneHa set forth that the
British torpedo boat DESTROYER Falcon
tho cruiser Brilliant and the sloop ui
war Rinuidu ave been disabled bf
German guns ON tho Belgian coast.
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ANOTHER WHITE SLAVE
CASE TO BE TRIED HERE

Santa Fc ~ ~. Sow 10 -pr1otor
ue,lne. alias Davis. was arraienrd
before Judge Pope la federal court
hero today on "a charge Of violation
uI ,bo Mann white slave aet He
pisaIed not nuilty and the case wa-
soi far trial az Albuquerque Dee m-
hor rth
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MR.. N MRS. N
SET FREE BY JURY
AT SAN ANTONIO

san Antonio. Tex, Nov. ts.-Upon
instruction Of the court. verdicts OF
not guilty were returned 10y a jury
here today ir the eases uf Air. ana
Mrs. Victor lnnes. charged with muir
der boa connection with the disappear
ance of Mrs. Elois Nclms-Denuis and
her SISTER Miss Beatrice helms. 81
Atlanta Mr. and Mrs inncs were
spt free.
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state ol New Mexico.
State CorpQration Commission OF
New Mexico.
CEnnTIcATE on COMPARISON

United states Of America,
State oi New MeNlco-ss
a. Is hereby certified that the an
neNed Is a full true = complete
transcript al the
AMENDMENT To CERTIFICATES
OF INCORPORATION
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Washington, Nov. tG-HoStili-
ties between the warning factions
Ia Mexico have ceased. pending
the outcome of further pcarc par
lcA-. according Ga a dispatch today
from American Consul Sillimau
in Mexico city.
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confidently asserted that tise
whistle VII be- kept mirly hu-s
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THE INTERSTATE CASUALTY ANu
GUARANTY INSURANCE
COMPANY
*. auHa4

With the endorsements thereon, as
same appears va Ole and Of record ia
thc ONCE OF the state Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof, the state
Corporation Commission 81 the state
90 New Mexico has caused this corti-
ncaie 10 be signed by rs chairman
and the seal 81 said commission, % DC
affixed a. thr city Of santa Ne on This
tlth day Of November A. D. 1914
tseaD NJ +. GROVES.
Attest Chairman.
EDWIN a. COARD. Clerk
Certificate of Amendment 10 Artiolos
81 incorporation % the Interstate
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FORMAL ORDER OPENS
E BANKS TODAY

= Washington. Not. -rer"- y
Q t1rg MeAduo early today sivued .
ian formal order announcing =
that thc twelve federal reserve =
. ntuEs WtFt established and =
= ready for business .
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Saturday wasa create day for ou S week -i ale. Many took advantage of the
binary values W e arr offering in all departments of ou. store 5 week sale lasts until Saturd
81. inclusive Buy now md save the exa dollar yp will reed for Xmas See our front win
these special S week articles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09

is being drunk s. Is necessary FOR
the mind suddenly 20 stimulate the
organs Of sensation OF taste. and
this very mental stimulation brings
the forces OF memory % bear on the
situation
10 the drink be something entirely
new. comparisons are Immediately
Instituted between the drink Itself
and the memory Of the former
drinks. though comparison with
the former drinks themselves IL I'm
possible. So closely. indeed. are our
ideas interiinked that memories %
former deiectaDle ucCtars may %
kcenly recalled on account OF spe.
cial occasions OF rejoicing coupled
with them
~ o. for this reason that medicine
usually tastes so nasty. nor because
at medicine o. necessarily bad.tast-
ing. but because even the least OBJ
jectiouabie recalls to the mind some
other mixture nause0us in the *
IRENE
What We taste when We drink.
therefore Is. AZ "a matter OF fact only
a memory" cocktail.