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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Actividad en- la Fronte.
ra Franco-Alemana.

Paris. .--Nota Official del Minis
tro de la Guerra.
Aver hubo combates de arti-
lleria en- la region del Iser: por
medic de minas fueron destrui-
das las trincheras avanzadas del
enemigo en- Artois.
Un deposito de municiones del
enemigo fue volado entire Noun
chy y Ransart,
Ha habido vlolento canoneo en-
ell Argona, donde fueron recha-
zados todos los ataques del enc
migo."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Las naciones balcanicas

Roma. -Seg1n las noticias que
ha recibido ell gobierno, Ruma-
MIA, Bulgaria Y Grecia, estan
hacienda grandes preparativos
militares.
En- las tres naciones balkani-
cas- la actividad en- todos los es-
tablecimientos militares es ex-
traordinaria y con tai motive Sc
ha extendido la creencia de que
al fin, Sc ha conseguido la orga-
nizaci6n de la liga balkanica, 9
que, por 10 menos. dichos tres
paises estan a punto de anunciar
10 que en- defnitiva resuelven
sobre su intervention en- la que
ira ell mantenimiento de su
neutralidad,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Bombardeo de las Co.'S
taas Inglesas.

Londres. "A consecuencia del
bombardeo de algunos lugares
del Mar de Irlanda por submari-
no aleman, Sc iniciaron incendios
en- Whitehaven Y en- Warrinton.
los cuales fueron rapidanente
extinguidos.
Los proyectiles lanzados por
los alemanes explotaron en- ell te-
rraplen del ferrocarrill, parali-
Zando por consequence de ellos
el trafico por elias, en- una de las
lineas de costas durante brevisi-
mo tempo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Ell Comunicado Frances

Paris -Communique Official del
Ministerio de la Guerra:
"Nuestra artilleria ha conti-
nuado bombardeando las posicio-
mes enemigas en- las margenes
del Disc Y ell norte del Aisne, en-
la region de la Champagne; en-
ell frente de Lasille hubo comba-
te de minas; en- el Argona Sc
combati6 a muy corta distancla
con granadas.
Ell sector de Saint Hubert, en-
Marie Therese, las bajas alema-
mas en- las alturas de Ligen,
Schratzmanelle fueron muy nu-
merosas; encontramos al llegar
a ella, gran nGmero de cadave-
res de soldados del ejercito enc
migo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04

dictatura. puesta en- pie tras el
sacrifice, ell asesinato de Ma
dero.
Reformador! e.. De ahi el
que don Venustiano palpe fraca-
SOS de defeccciones, vease ame-
nazado por las furias de la trai-
cion, merezca ell vaticinio de pc
recer un dfa en- manos de sedi-
ciosos generates. No Sc rinde a
10 politico, sino a 10 social; olvi-
da, acaso, el premio, la justicia
de individuo a individuo, atento
al conjunto: diluyendo prove
chos personales grades y pre-
eminencias EN- beneficio colec-
two: leyes agrarias, ensenanza
laica, soberania municipal. Sc
levanta y cae; goZa y padece; lie
ensalzan y lie agravian; dicesele
en- la cumbre dialogando con la
hermana agujla; dicesele en- la
sima donde Sc revuelcan las
mezquinas pasioncillas d ell mise
70 planeta. Mas el sigue ensu ca
ballo, con la tranquila apostura
de un invicto de paz; resplande-
ciente de fe; encarnando al Des-
tino; tocado de Dios!....
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Guerra Europea
Combates en- las nubes

Paris Los aviadores france
ses, seg1n las noticias aqui re-
cibidas, Sc distlnguleron reclen-
temente en- varios combates ae-
reos sostenidos contra maqulnas
alemanas.
Un avi6n frances, mlentras
practlcaba un reconocimiento So
bre Colmar, ell jueves, fue ata-
cado por un Taube aleman, al
cual oblig6 a descender sobre
las lfneas de su ejercito, en- Alsa-
cia evidentemente averiado.
Ell mismo dia dos aeroplanos
alemanes fueron ahuyentados,
al verseles sobre las posiciones
francesas, y obligados a volver
apresuradamente a su base en-
Artois.
Y dos aeroplanos franceses
de los que prestan servlclo de
vigilancia, atacaron Y aparente-
mente causaron averias a un ae-
roplano aleman.
Una fiotilla aerea formada por
diez aeroplanos alemanes que
intent6 bombardear a Toul y
Nancy el primero del corriente
mes, fueron obligados a retirar-
Sc por las maquinas francesas, Y
las bombas que aquellos lanza-
ron cayeron en- campo alberto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
ULTIM0S AC0NTECIMIENTOS
EN- MEXICO.
Servicio Telegrafico Especial:

Veracruz, Septiembre 2. Won
Eckardt nombrado nuevamente
especial Diplomatico y Plenipo-
tenciario de Alemania, cerca del
Gobierno Constitucionalista de
Mexico, lego aver a esa ciIdad,
en- un tren especial, pro 9orcio-
nado por ell primer Jefe, donde
Sc ha establecido e hizo su visi-
Ia de cortesia al General Pablo
Gonzalez. Un Diplomatico re-
presentando a Austria-Hungria,
ha notificado al mismo Gobier-
no Constitucionalista, que asu-
mira su puesto como represen-
tante de su pals, tan pronto CO.
mo lie lleguen sus credenciales
que 10 acrediten para clio. Ell
Honorable Consul britanico Mr..
Hutchinsonat de esta ciudad,
tiene authorization de su gobier-
no para actuar como Diplomatico
Especial Representante cerca del
Gobierno Constitucionalista. Es-
pana tiene va tambien su Repre-
sentante Especial con el Gobier-
no Constitucionalista.
La opinion pGblica aquf ense-
ma a todas luces, que estos NOM
bramientos indican la formal in
tenci6n que esos Gobiernos tie
men de reconocer el Gobierno
Carrancista
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
Progresan los Italianos.

Brescia. Ell avance del ejer-
cito italiano al E. de Conijcondi-
no, hacia Riva. y el principle
del Lago Garda, ha continuado,
pues el temporal reinante no ha
sido sufciente a arredrar a las
tropas ansiosas de proseguir su
marcha. la cual han efectuado
venciendo grandes dificultades y
demostrando enorme resistencia
fisica, bajo una tempestad de
granizo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04
La artilleria en- accion

Paris. -Nota Official sobre las
1ltimas operaciones:
Han ocurrido violentos comba-
tes de artilleria durante todo ell
dia en- muchos lugares de nues-
tro campo; en- el curse de esos
duelos nuestras baterias infigie-
ron grandes bajas al enemigo,
en- la region be Queenevieres, 81
lenciando ell fuego de los cano-
nes alemanes en- la meseta de
Nouvron; los disparos de nues-
tros ca1ones causaron importan-
tes averias en- las obras de for
tificaci6n alemanes, entire Berry
Au-Bac y Loivra.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04

Veracruz, Septiembre 2. Los
GobernadOres de los Estados de
Queretaro, Guanajuato, Michoa-
can y Jalisco, informan que la
cosecha de granos de todas ella
ses en- esos Estados, es abundan-
te y sufciente para prestar ayu-
da a otros Estados cuyos produc-
tos no han sido muy abundantes.
No ha habido aqui ningdn case
de muerte por causa de estarva-
ci6n. FL pueblo Sc manifesto
indignado por los falsos infor-
mes publicados por los peri6di-
cos foraneos. Ell Subsecretario
de Hacienda informa que van
en- camino para la ciudad de Me-
Xico cincuenta carros de provi-
stones y clncuenta carrOS dc ga
nado.
Cualquier comentario que Sc
hiciera sobre 10 anterior saldria
innecesario; nuestros lectores
pueden yer claramente que ell
envio de Diplomaticos represen-
tantes cerca del Gobierno Cons
titucionalista, es una prueba del
pr6ximo triunfo de la causa ca
rrancista y de la futura paz del
paiS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-04

ticas, pregonando igualdad y
fraternidad, no han logrado sa-
car al obrero de su aceptada
condici6n de esclavo. Las doc
trinas socialistas avanZadas, que
piden para ell pueblo cuanto me-
rece, quedaran eternamente en-
doctrinas Y jamas Sc lleyaran al
terreno de la practica. Y ell
pueblo humilde, el pueblo traba-
jador y pacienzudo, seguira
arrastrando la cadena y sOpor-
tando el peso con cue lie oprime.
La fiesta del trabajo es para el
obrero algo asf como el espejls-
mo de una felicidad sOnada Y
nunca realizada. Es ell dia en-
que todos nos ponemos de acuer-
do para decirle que es la glorifi-
cacl6n de su poderio Y de su
fuerza, dia en- que lie rendimos
pleito homemade. Pero al 81
guiente nos hemos olvidado de
aquella promesa y de aquel cul-
to, Y ell obrero vuelve al olyido,
vuelve al trabajo, vuelve a ser
el esclavo que suda Y labora pa
ra mantener a sus amos, sus po-
derosos opresoresl
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were granite
to the following named person
during the month of November
Manuel Zamora, Manzano,
Clara Salas, Torreon.
Jose Molino, Pinos Wells,
Calletana Chavez, Pinos Wells.
James w. Hines, Cedarvale,
Effie Dunn, Cedarvale.,
Leopoldo Sanchez, Tajique,
Margarita Barela, fatigue.
Teodoro Leuna. Eastview,
Mary Purcella, Eastview.
Simon Atencio, Torreon,
Rayas S. de Romero, Punta.
Miguel Garcia, Moriarty,
Agapita Madrid, Moriarty.
Luther Goodman, Mountainair,
Ella Dunn, Mountainair.
Harold C. Merrifield, Estancia,
Ona D. Chandler. Estancia.
Clem S. Lueras, Willard,
Agapita Sanchez, Willard.
James w. Ford, Moriarty,
Florence E. Abrahams, Moriarty
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
PROPOSED NEW
MAIL ROUTE

The postoffice department is
advertising for bids for carrying
mail between Mountainair and
Estancia.
The advertisement reads as
follows:
Sealed proposals will be re.
ceived at the office of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General
until December 81, 1915, for car
rying U. S. mails from January
16, 1916, to June 80, 1918, from
Mountainair by Punta, Manzano,
Torreon and fatigue to Estancia,
43 miles, and back, six times a
I week. Leave Mountainair z A..
M, arrive Estancia IL M; leave
Estancia ! P. NJ, arrive Noun
tainair 6 P. M"
A bond of $4,000 is required
with the bids.
The contract includes the de-
posit and collection of mail on
the route.
There are at present eighteen
boxes on the route between here
and Tajique, and undoubtedly
there will be some boxes on the
other end of the route, so that
bidders will have to figure on
probably at least twenty-five
stops each way.
The schedule, it will be noticed,
requires an average speed of be-
tween eight and nine miles an
hour.
When the roads are good it
will be a very easy proposition
to make it with an automobile,
but when the roads are imprac-
ticable for auto travel it becomes
a pretty serious job.
The establishment of this SER
vice will materially improve the
mail service at this place as
trains are now running. and sim
.plify the routing of mail at Al
buquerque for the mountain
towns and Estancia. 1t will also
give the postmaster at Mountain
air additional exercise. but the
present incumbent at that place
is full of ginger and it is not
likely that any complaint will be
heard from that quarter.
So let 'er come.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09

We are requested to say that
until further notice there Will be
no public gatherings in the Sill.
verton neighborhood on account
of scarlet fever.
c. R. Greenfield of Moriarty
was in Estancia Tuesday and
Wednesday nights on his way to
and from the big lake after a
load of salt. He reports every
thing fourishing in his neighbor-
hood.
The Fornof child reported sick
last week is getting along well
and is pronounced convalescent.
This case was not scarlet fever,
but measures were taken the
same as if it had been, in order
to be on the safe side.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday at HOO a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Conference
Saturday HOO a. m. Sunday
School at 1000 a. m. and B. Y.
P. U. at $50 p. m. Rev. E. B.
Atwood. who is our secretary of
missions, will preach at Hoo a.
m. and Rev. H. F. Vermillion,
who is our general missionary,
will preach at 7:30 p. m. These
are two good preachers, come
out to hear them.
The executive board of Cen
tral Baptist Association will meet
Saturday at 1000 a. m. at the
Baptist church
w. C. Grant.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
Card Of Thanks

The Woman's Club wishes to
express their appreciation and
thanks to those who so kindly
gave of their time and services
in taking part in the play. Be-
tween the Acts, given December
a for the benefit of the library,
and to those who furnished
music at that time. Also to ex-
press their thanks to Mr.. Stub
blefield for saving them express
on all books heretofore bought
for the library by having them
sent with his own orders fol-
goods.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09

Last Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night, there was
some snow and rain, the pre-
cipitation aggregating about one
third of an inch. The snow
soon disappeared and the wealth
er has since been beautiful.
Last weeks advertisement of
the University of New Mexico
stated that the second semester
would open Saturday, January
1st. This was an error. The Sec
ond half year at the State Uni
versity opens Tuesday, Jan. 4th,
when students may enter in all
departments.
Jenson & Pace are shipping
out three cars of beans this
week.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
W0MAN'S CLUB

The Woman's Club met at the
home of Mrs. Stubblefield with
Mrs. Parrett as hostess. Nine
members responded to roll call.
After a short business meeting
and a pleasant social time Mrs.
Parrett, assisted by Mrs. Stub.
blefield and Mrs. Grimmell,
served a very delicious two
course luncheon. Next meeting
to be with Mrs. Ralph Robertson
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
e hf sw or, NV or sc or N.6 8.
Allen A Hall, ne or 31-9-10.

e nj sW or, NV or se or 24'b 8.
Allen A Hall, ne or 31-9-10.
Lorenzo Anaut, Sc or NV or
sw or ne or, NV or ne or, NV 81
Sc or, ne or sw or 1868.
John w Simpson, e hf NV or
W hf ne or 31-5-7.
Christobal Pefla, ne or sw or
n hf Sc or II. NV or. sw or IL
SO.
Joseph Urioste, 8 hf Sc or, sc
or sw or 1893, lot A 1910.
Lula E Fiske, NV or 10 9-8.
Francisco Eliseo, 8 hf Sc or 81.
6.6.
George G Wimsatt, W hf ne
or TAT.
Maggie B Nelson, ne or 32-5.
II.
Francisco A Mendoza, sc or IT.
7-15.
Della ] Reynolds, W hf Sc or.
lots 3.4, TAT.
Benjamin Romero, 8 hf Sc or,
ne or Sc or IA, sw or ne or, se or
NV or. NV or Sc or, n hf sw or
1874.
Charles R Burruss. Jr, Sc or
34-7-9.
Petra Chavez y Lopez, Sc or
1886.
Manuel Barela, sw or 1886.
James w Boston, sw or 27-6-1l.
John M Hardman, sc or Sc or
26, sw or ne or, e hf ne or 35-5
8.
Esnenia T Boone, widow of
Charles G Boone, ne or, W hf sw
or, ne or sw or, NV or Sc or, 2l-
3 10.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
SCHOOL NOTES

The program for Literary Fri
cay will be as follows:
Songs-Long, Long Ago, Yankee
Doodle.
Recitation Sarah Kellogg
Recitation Graves Means
Recitation Harry Richards
Imaginary Story Della Means
Recitation Jimmy Walker
Recitation Dorothy Bowman
Solo Mabel Hine
Question Box May Booth
Recitation Ray Burruss
Song-Now the Day is Over.
Dorothy Bowman has been ab-
sent from school on the account
of her little brother being sick.
The attendance and interest in
studies is greatly increased since
the scarlet fever scare is giving
way.
Mrs. Richards gave her 3rd
graders test in spelling Friday.
Up to that time they had studied
about nine hundred words and
out of that number only three
words were misspelled.
We all feel the loss of our dear
little friend and schoolmate,
George Brown, We miss her
sunny smile and happy manner
but remembering Gods com.
mand, Suffer little children to
come unto me-" we know she
has a SUMMER smile and hap.
pier home in the beautiful home
on high.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09

If you want to buy or sell any
kind of live stock. call, phone or
write Jenson, Pace & Keene,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
WHAT'S DOING
ABOUT TOWN

~--
broke 4-year-oId horses.-J. ]
Smith. 12,9-t
Fine Clothes. For an up-to
date suit, and guaranteed fit
see S. N. Jenson.
The Baptist Aid Society will
meet at the church December
9th at 2::30 p. m.
The Valley Auto company re-
ports the sale of a new Dodge
car to Robert Burrus.
Fritz Zweig was over from
Lucy Monday. He is now hand
ling the salt business at the big
salt lake.
Barney Freilinger has bought
a new Cadillac automobile, ano
is sailing around with the balance
of the nabobs.
The National Amusement com.
,pany had a very fair patronage
here. They left Monday for
Magdalena.
For sale, about 100 nice hens,
also household goods. See Hugh
Smith in brick house by school
house, Estancia, N. M.
For sale, two good horses, in
good shape, ready to do any kind
of works.. J. Hubbard, 13
miles northwest of Estancia.
Chris Eggleston, who now
makes headquarters at Moriarty,
went to Wichita, Kansas, last
Friday to remain a few days.
Rev. T. M. Harwood, superin-
tendent of Spanish work for the
M. E. church in New Mexico,
was here last week on business
connected with his work.
80 acres fine land 5 miles
northeast of Mountainair. Well,
windmill, good house. fenced
and cross fenced. For sale
cheap w. F. Martin, Mountain
air, N. M.
l am closing out my entire
stock of ladies' and children's
hats at greatly reduced prices.
Please call and see them. Mrs.
Eva Watson.
W. E. Campbell, who is at
Salado, Texas, where he went
from here several years ago,
writes that he thinks himself
and family will be back in
Gods country" in a few months.
They will be welcome.
Charley Burruss is at Parks,
Arkansas, where he went from
Clarita, Oklahoma. He writes
that they are having beautiful
weather, that he is getting lots
of good things to eat, and has
been having a good time all
along the line.
Miss Porter, deputy county
treasurer, informs us that in all
probability the tax rolls will not
be in the treasurer's office be-
fore the latter part of this
month, and possibly not until the
first of January. Tax remit
tances are being filed, and re-
ceipts will be issued as rapidly
as possible after the books are
delivered to the treasurer.
Jenson, Pace & Keene handle
all kinds of live stock. If you
want to sell they will pay you
the right price, and if you want
to buy they will furnish what
you want at the lowest possible
price.
Lucy, the three year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown, came down with scarlet
fever Tuesday night. So far
this case is not severe. The
third case in the Grant family,
which appeared ten days ago, is
getting along all right.
1t appears that the community
Christmas tree will be a 60, as
all the organizations have ap-
pointed representatives, who
will meet together shortly to
complete arrangements.
Neal Jenson, Walter Pace and
H. G. Keene have formed a part
nership for the purpoee of buy
ing and selling all kinds of live
stock. They will have several
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-12-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Following is a list of deeds re
corded during the month o:
November:
Warranty Deeds
Bias Duran to Limo Baldez, lo
13 blk l Crist add Duran, 81 ant
other considerations.
Bias Duran to Nazario Garcia
1t IL blk 1 Crist add Duran, 81.
Herman V Lipe to Frank Laws
and Thomas White, Sc or 21-8-8,
81 and other considerations.
EB Cockrell to Annie E Orme,
lots 3-4, W hf Sc or BOAT, 81, 700.
George G and Johnnie Wimsatt
to Maurice Hanlon, W hf Sc or
TAT, $500.
J Radford Beck to R G Py-
burn, Sc or, lots As. 21-6-7, 81
and other considerations.
Tempe Willlson to The Walter
Co, e hf Sc or, NV or se or, ne
or sw or 1858, 81.
John W Simpson to W R Orme,
e hf NV or, W hf ne or, 31-5 7,
$4O0.
Della J Reynolds to w R
Orme, W hf Sc or, lots 3-4, TAT,
$4OO.
Joseph Collins to w R Orme,
W hf NV or 27, e hf ne or 28-4-7,
$500.
Rosa Miller to W R Orme, lot
8 blk Is Mountainair, $3.50.
Johanna F Fiske, guardian, to
Charles B Seaman, undivided
half interest NV or 1898, $500.
Bolin G Crawford to Frank
Coddington, W hf sw or 2, W hf
NV or 11-6.7, 81, 500.
Charles R Burruss to Robert
E Burrus, Sc or 347-9, 81 and
other considerations.
Leroy ] Perdue to Margaret
A Hileman and Adalaska R Per-
due, n hf CLIP, 81 and other
considerations,
Edward R Wright to Bias
Duran, lots Is 16 blk 20 Crist add
Duran, $75.
Rogers A and Eugene w Fiske
to Charles B Seaman, undivided
half interest NV or 10 9-8, $500.
Lula Brigham to Trancito
Sanchez, lots 20-21-22. 1924 blk
Is Duran. SIPS.
Joseph A Hawkins to w H
Beatty, lots 7-8-9 blk "a Mcintosh,
81 and exchange of property.
Daniel w Boone to ] R Steven
son, 8 hf NV or, NV or NV or 4,
e hf ne or 5-4-8, 81, 900.
Henry G Wilson to Midas
Kries. W hf NV or II, e hf ne or
18-4.8, $1OO.
Ell Storm to Ollie P Storm, n
hf ne or, sw or ne or, NV or sc
or 3O-6-8, $40.
E H Storm to Erwin H Storm,
lots IL, e hf NV or 80 68, $40.
William G Smith to Jeanette
E Smith, NV or 1919, 81 and
other considerations.
C Fred Ferguson to George D
Prevo, ne or 1863, $4,000.
William A Hazelrig to G H
Bowman, Sc or 19, ne or 30-5 II,
81 and exchange of property.
C H Bowman to Elizabeth
Foley, Sc or 10, ne or 30-5-11, 81
and exchange of property.
Fl T Harville to ] r Thomas,
IA of IA of ne corner and Ia of
IA of Sc corner. Sec 10, R II,
serial No. 56560, patented to H
T Harville. foregoing de-
scription is verbatim as appears
of record.)
Survilla E Williams to M Marie
Nicewarner, W hf Sc or, e hf sw
or 14-4-7, 81 and other considera-
tions.
Juan Sandoval de Duran to
Frank A Mendoza, e hf sw or,
W hf sc or 2-3-13, 81 and other
considerations.
Savino Sandoval to Frank A
Mendoza, sw or NV or, NV or
sw or 2, ne or Sc or, Sc or ne or
1918, 81 and other considera-
tions.
Quit Claim Deeds
Hiram r Palmer to William c
Smith, NV or 1919, 81.
A. Green to Bolin G Crawford,
sw or sw or 2-6-7, SIS.
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