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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-18

Nrs James A. Milne of Aehison
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aut undermine the system
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29
I'm V|BRANTE ARTICUlO PUBL |CADO pOR
Ell LCDO. QUERIDO FOHENO
En- Ia HABANA
Frases sueltas, opi1iones y concentrates

f .eEar Mohen' h. albert" eu La
Habana una campana de prerSa con
relaci6n "A Ia politica de nue5tro
pals de los Estados UnidoS. Desdc
!as columnas de 'El Diario de Ia Ma
rina,"-el mas importante de io>
peri6dicoS cubanos-levanta ia voZ el
celebre tribune para flagclar los au-
torres de nrest'a i1j";t. que c hal!an
dentro Y fuera de Mexico. En un re-
ciente atricul0 mcl;u!aCu 81 hubtcra
parque. ......" dice 10 siguiente. en-
tre otras cosas interesantes:
"Con una mezcla de tristeza Y de
rabia he 2cEsado en- ;&CO esto leyendo
ell e! gran diaric dc ia tar;lr "Herallo
de Cuba" un telegrama de la ciudad
de Mexico en- que Sc recuerda Ia bien
conocida franSe de nuestro general
Anaya.
"T permitaSeme al paso obServar
cue Ell Mexico Mos de abajo' casi
siempre supieron cumplir con su de
Der; pero su sacrificio siempre fuc
esteril, porque csc pueblo, capaZ de
emuiar al pueblo japoneS, casi nunca
encontr6 4 su frente sino los peores
canallas, 10 miSmo entre los corser-
vadores que entire los liberales: todos
fueron la misma inrunda lepra,
~ vuelvo al case de! general Ana
va. La guerra con los EsJados Uni
dos llsvaba mas De IN aho de intcta
da: :habian,os corrido TODD el cs!va-
rio de traiciones comprendido desde
Palo Alto y Ia Recacs hasta Cerro Cor
do, Y nos 'batianos va en- pleno Dis
trito Federal, como le ;lanariamos aho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

III. d!go artea dc! preconstituclonaiis-
no. cuando sc Iibro "a sangrienta ac-
ciun de Churuousco. Anaya GAIA bajo
los eScombroS del vieio convento. En-
tonces. cucntan las hiStorias, Sc pre-
Sent6 el iefc americana exigiendo Ia
Immediate entrcga de- parque.
" el Grah Anaya sintiendo aca-
so eI amargo desaiiento del vencido
en iucha con lOs ci.!os. exclam6 entire
a!tivo melanc@lico:
ST hubiera parque. no estaria US
ted aqui"
y en- Seguida, agrega .el sefior
Moheno 10 siguiente: ''Debo al macs
tro incompatible .ae Los 0rigenes
Ge Ia Francia Contemporsnea' la
doiorosa bancarOta de mi fe en- toda
cSa literature hcroic& que eSmaIta
las paginas de IA epopeya, desie los
desfiladeros de las Termopiias hasra
las ,ilncnera& de Nerdun. No obs
TAME. en- esta hora de grave angus
tia para mi pals me siento tan ne.
cesltado de confortar mi espIritu en-
visiones de gloria, que quiero Greer
en- Ia Erase del general Anaya. y.
eli fuerza de quererlo, 10 imagine
lieno de sangre y po!vo. cnico Y do
lorido entire el fragor del combate
y los escomhros de los muros que sc
derrumban, flaulesndo al aire, ua-
e!ca Y desgarrada, Ia bandara de las
tres garantias, Y exclamaado:
Isl huhiera parque, no estaria US
ted aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29
M DFBF e GOPIFRNO QbRAR Con
PRECIPITATION, DICE Mr.. SIINSON
Agrega que Ia expedition punitiva debe ser reti-
rada posiciones n1enos expuestas, auDque
para clio tenga que saiir de Mexico

dec!ararioEas Mr. Stimson--una ur-
gencia racionaI de intorveril' en- IA
crisis mexcana. Rca!mente. lc~ Esta-
dos UniaoS 80 esr;n en- pcligr" ron cl
yobre pe":urb;:Io HeEico. Fl Gobicr-
40 debicra ascgural'sc en- sus PROPOSE
tos hacia aquc! pas y prepararSc ner-
fectamente para emprendcr In campa-
ila cue Sc nrOponga.
pero 10 :n;;S importante de las de-
c,ar2cioneS del ey-Sccretario de la
Guerra, es sin dud; cuando dice que
a expedition punitiva del general
Pcrshin@ debe ser rctirada a poSicio-
mes menoS eypueStaS. aun cuando su
mobilization requiera el abandcno
complete del tcITitol'io mexicano.
las dcclaracioncs de Ml. Stilnson,
por venir de una persona!i'iai auto
rizaia en- materia Dc guerra. han sido
muy comentadaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29
Trlearama T>prrial para IA PEENSi.

NUENA YORK. Junio 2S.--EI e.
Secrctario dc Guerra. NJ. Stimson.
di1 Ia pno.icidad en- Ia pre"sa de
2sla c;"dad. Unas cXten>a& nrc!;;'i.-
clones con respecto 4 n Question lit
tc,nacioaaE "ntrc los F,stados unidos
y MEXICO.
f. "x-Srcrc,alio Ge Guerra Syimson,
manifesto que el "obierno aneri"a-
no no dcheria obrar en- Ia ciIeSti6n
mcxicana con precipitation. puaSt2
que rSfa 20 es necesal'ia. D;in. aJl-
mas. que Il las milicias eran envi;,das
! Mexico sin Ia necc>aria preparacion.
habria gran d"rramamjcnto de San@re
' hin un pcIiero dc humi !aci6n,
pueS podrian ocarrir dcrrota= nj prin-
cipio de il campaha.
NO hay-tice en- una paI'te de Sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29
FUE SUSPfNDIDO FL "TACfBLATT' POR
Las AUTORIDADES ALEHANAS
!E leader sociaIista DR.. Lebkenecht fue senten-
ciado dos amos y medic de prision

Fue sentenciado dos amos y medio
Ge prision un leader soeial;sta
e. doctor Karl Liebkenecht, leader
socialista. fue sentenciado hoy por 81
Conssjo de Guerra que 10 juzgo, su.
frir dos amos medic de prisi6n, = Z
ser dado de baja en 81 ejercito ale
man, por haber intenrado eometsr un
Gelito de alta TRACTION. La Corte que
(rasa Ia 5a. Col. 72.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

BERLIN, Junio 2S.-EI "Tage-
blatt." uno de los principa!es peri0-
dicos del Imperio, anuncio hoy que
Ia edici6n de este dia seria Ia ultima
que saldra luz. pues que las auto
ridades niiitares han prohibido ter
ninartementc que siga publicandose.
No da conocer las razones Que
hayan tenido para suspender la publ
caci6n de tan importante periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

(PaSa a la pag. Ga, Col. ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

(Fsse = = Sn, Col. 5a.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

(Fasa Ia 5a. Col. 72.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

tlofp.re listed sus iibros Ell esnr'ioi
Jvnscio f Lo2sno. GD7 Doloross St SAh
Antonio, Texas. 81 casa es IL mas 'Arsta'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-14
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND ACCES.
SORES.


1915 MODEL Hupmoblle five passenger
new tires, perfect condition A snap
at $3.50. H. J, Walker sos N. broadway
Wal fh0
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Close i'm Property
g. 10 Grand Ava
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
No oT2O

NOrICr a.,
"'ii'b or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
wv <'-"
In the County Cour, within and for Oh.
lahoma County. state of Oklahoma
In tho N.,,.r NJ ,n. pu,.,. :, ~ IS.
ID Leach nsn.aa.a am" n''"'c VI pe roreN
No,,cs "a h.r,v It,. 49,.
suance Of nm order az IN. |o,,r,m ~ pur.
made on nc,obsr N.Y. oe 'a,s oi oklahoma,
OF tbe Es,ata ~, ~. So'r, r ZIP Nv ,no matter
ceased. The unJe,s,yroa - ..aSn, De-
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tate OF DE Forest d. Leach vii, e ae, W, y,
private sale to the highest bidder for W
.nsh. subject to confirmation by said
county court; MI the right title Interst
ana estate OF said De Forest u. L.nch
lille % and % ln,.res, ~ s "tn' ,S., sn at, me right
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

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I ROOMS, two lots West ejth. one block
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nnCe 500 month bargain, won't last long
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
506-l0 Insurance, Maple SO
FOR SALE-SiK lots on santa Fe and
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WE HAVE one OF the best 6-room. bath
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
N Answering Ads. rres.. u,n,,o, r,,..
MADISON l40TEl.

steam heated fooms, hot aud cold
whtcr, elevator, bells. bath aud porter
service; low rates. tli.ii5 n, Broadway.
Phone Wal 6aGJ.
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Statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished room In private fam
lN. walking distance. Phone Maple
1872
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The Benson signal., 1916-07-01

Renewals 500 votes s................ ...........
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years New Renewal Subscriptions 5000
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Instructions Results standing votes will be issued after
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possession the awarding committee during the
The Benson signal., 1916-07-01

Announcement This Piano and Popularity Voting
will conducted fairly and honestly business principles
strictly with justice and fairness all With the
above principles it will be assured
Prizes The Capital Prize will be Obermeyer Sons
Piano. Also valuable prizes the Of many doll
lars, which announced herewith
Candidates Young ladies in this and adjoining
eegbe this and the party receiving the largest
number of will receive the beautiful Obermeyer
Piano. and other premiums will be distributed accord
with the contestants standing the final count
Tie Vote Should of the contestants tie in votes for
any of the prizes, similar prize will be awarded.
Votes ClasSed Votes will be issued in the following denom
nations:
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The Benson signal., 1916-07-01
Regulations Governing the Contest Follows

For thirty days the paper will 2vote coupon
which can be voted free for any lady contestant
Contest to run about 90 days. CONTEST WILL CLOSE
AUGUST TO- 1916. The right postpone date of closing is
reserved if sufficient should occur
Ten days prior to closing the judges will carefully lock
or seal ballot and take the bank where will
be place where voting be done during business hours
and locked vault night until close of contest when the
judges will charge and count and the young
ladies winning in their turn.
The days all voting must be done in sealed box at
the bank you do wish anyone to know for whom you
are voting place your for subscription together with dup-
receipt sealed envelope which will be furnished you
and put the in ballot box This will give everyone
square deal
CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON AUG. %, 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
QUAY
Out On Bail

1t will be remembered that a
short time ago jeff Woodward, a
well known Quay county citizen,
was shot and killed at his farm
near Logan, by one Paul Heubler
an old friend and companion.
The trial was held before A.
Jones, justice of the peace at Lo-
gan, and the defense did not give
any testimony or reason for com
hitting the crime. The justice
held Heubler to the grand jury
without bail and he was placed
in the county Jail where he has
until a few days ago
when an order from Judge Leib
was received in this city request
that he be released upon his Civ
ing a satisfactory bond for $IO,-
900. This Heubler did and it
was signed by ten representative
citizens of Logan and vicinity,
j. H. Shollenbarger, Fred
Congden, Earl Carriker, j. W.
Pratt, w. P. Brayton, j. w. San
ders, B. F. Cook, August Rode
waldt, A. w. Bruhn, and J. F.
Moss.
Judge Leib in his order said
"the court further finds that the
said Paul Huebler is entitled to
be released on bail. "-Tucumca-
ri News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
LUNA
The Field of Honor.

Lebrado Regaldo, a Mexican
miner employed at the Grover
+ mine at Cooks Peak was shot
and fatally wounded by anothe r
Mexican, Luis Ortega, and death
resulted the following morning
before medical aid arrived from
Deming. Ortega is still at large
and Sheriff Simpson and his de-
putles are securing the country
and the mountains in the neigh
borhood of the Peak to prevent
his escape.
The murder was the result Of
a dispute of a debit of $500.
When Regaldo came from the mine
after the days work he was ac-
costed by Ortega, who demand-
ed of him that he pay the am
cunt which was due. Regaldo
did not have the money but
another Mexican owed him $500
and he endeavored to pacify
Ortega by suggesting that he
collect the money! from the
thirdparty. This did not satisfy
creditor and the discussion con-
tinued they reached the com
pany store. AS they found it
impossible to come to an under
standing, they agreed to fight it
out according to the code duello.
They both repaired to the
field of honor, prepared for the
duel. Ortega produced his gun,
but Regaldo did even better
than Alexander Hamilton in his
duel with Aaron Burr. He did not
discharge his pistol in the air,
as he was unarmed and believ-
ed the fight was to be conduct
ed according to the Marquis of
Queensberry rules. He turned
and fled, and as he did so Or
tega shot him in the back. The
bullet passed almost entirely
through the unfortunate mans
body and was located by DR..
Steed when he made an autopsy.
The wounded man fingered
through the night and succumbed
shortly before the physician ar
arrived -Deming Headlight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28

In a few days the directors and
stockholders of the Springer Ditch
system will hold a meeting in
this city. This meeting is called
for the purpose of considering the
proposition of a new reservoir.
The proposition which will be
presented to the Stockholders by
those who are in a position to
know is: To build a reservoir at a
cost of $65,000; extending and
charging bitches to the amount
of $4,000. 1t will be proposed
that a loan of $4,000 negotiated,
this loan first to the local banks
and if they refuse it then to out
side capital. This will require a
security of SO per acre from
each stakeholder, the system com
prising 1900 acres eachland own
er liable to amount equal to his
stock or number of shares he
holds.
This.resevOir will have a capa-
city of two acre feet for every
acre under it, or a storage capa-
city for two .rrigations for $500
acres. With the present reservoir
with one irrigation capacity for
the 1900 acres, this will mean
one of the best irrigation systems
in the world Syringe Stock
man.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
NEW MEXICO STATE NEWS
From Special Correspondents and State Papers
.nts and State Papers

along the road, thirty or forty
feet apart, and Mr.. johnson
thought they had deem killed by
lightning. An examination, how
ever, developed the fact that they
had been shot through the head
with a small calibre rifle or auto
matte pistol. using soft-nose bull
lets, and their skulls afterwards
crushed with some blunt instru-
ment, probably the poll of an
axe.
George Tayly examined the
dead animals on Tuesday, cutting
open the heads of some of them
and securing the leaden pellets.
One animal was not quite dead
and was mercifuily put out of its
misery.
The cause for the butchery can
only be surmised. 1t was I'M
doubtedly committed for revenge
or supposed retaliation. There is
said to have been more or less
friction between the McKenzies
and the smaller land owners for
some time; that Bob Mckenzie
recently enjoined some Of them
fencing, claiming that they
were enclosing ground to which
he had grazing rights; that re-
Gently McKenzies turned a bunch
Of stock loose on the open range
and said stock was eating grass
to which the smaller ranchmen
had rights. questions, or some
of them, combined with the fact
that grass is getting scarce and
short in this mans country, has
created a bitter feeling that cul-
in the killing of the
stock.-Ft. Sumner Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
Peaches are Ripe.

The second ripening of peaches
has now commenced, the mid
season varieties including the Ell
bertas, which are the best known
commercial peach of this section.
The early peach crop was not
large as the plantingis not a4arge
one in the section. Most of the
peach prowers devote the most
of their orchards to Elbertas.
This variety is now beginning to
ripen and will probably stay in
season for upwards of a month
]. E. Huss, Leslie Ellis, and
Others of La Luz; J. P. Lewis
0. G, Cady, A. B. Rose, Tom
Charles, the Lusk orchards, and
numerous other growers are now
making daily shipments to Gus
toners.
Practically all shipments are be
ing made5by express. Mr.. Lewis
states that he may not have as
many boxes of peaches as he had
last year, but the quality will be
arger.-Alamogordo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
LINCOLN
Struck By Lighting
are cousins.

Lee the 17-year-oId son of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bragg, of Bonito
was struck by lightning Monday.
An uncle and a younger broth
err were working in the same field
and were seriously shocked by
the lightning, yet fastened to the
relief of the stricken boy. They
shouted for assistance, also, and
the father hurried to render re-
lief.
Apparently life was extinct
when the body was reached, but
measures were taken to restore
life ii any were found to exist.
They were rewarded for their eff
forts finally, although it was al
most an hour before any signs Of
life manifested themselves, and
by the time medical assistance
reached the scene the stricken boy
had recovered consciousness and
has since been doing nicely.
The freakishness of Tightening
was again exemplifed in this in
stance. The bolt struck on the
right side of the head, tore a hole
in the hat; the current separated
part going down the right arm,
the other going down the body
and passing out at the toes. Only
a little blood was brought and
that was on the head at the point
of contact. Not a bone was brok-
en- although the body was burned
in places and the clothing torn
into shreds. -Carrizozo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
GUADALUPE
Bought Buffalo Herd

Bob Mckenzie has bought the
Buffalo Jones herd of buffalo, now
being held near Dunlap, Chaves
county. He went to Clovis
Tuesday morning and closed the
deal There are AZ head Of ami
mails in the bunch, including four
catalo, eight bulls, and ten or a
dozen risky young calves. A
large pasture with a strong fence
will be prepared on the Bar V
range, where the bison will be
held and allowed to increase.
The herd will be located a short
distance from the Abo Pass high
way and will be an interesting
feature on the cross country tour
list route.-Ft. Sumner Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
Cattle slaughtered

Unknown persons ruthlesSly
slaughtered sixteen head of black
angus cattle owed by Mckenzie
Bros, owners of the Bar V ranch
on the Yeso, and Jake Beard,
whose home ranch is in the La
Lande neighborhood, on the night
of the 14th-15th. Word of the
killing was brought to Fit. Sumner
on Monday by Harvey Johnson
who came over the road and saw
the dead animals.
Ten of the dead cows belonged
to the McKenzies and six to
Beard. The killing occurred in
the northeastern part of Chaves
county, about four miles this side
of the King ranch, on the fiat a.
cross the river from the Silva
place.
The dead animals were lying
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
MORA
Shot His Partner

Roy, N. NJ, July 23.-Everett
Jones 80 years of age, unmarried
and one of the most prominent
contractors in this part of the
state was shot through the left
lung and perhaps fatally wounded
here this afternoon about 2:3O
O'Clock by his partner, Harry W.
Woodward. Immediately after
the shooting Woodward gave him
self into the custody of the yoffi-
GERS and Deputy Sheriff R. C.
Cunning has gone with him to
Mora to place him in Jail.
The shooting occurred at the
home Of Woodward, and accord
ing to his brief version of the af-
fair, Mrs. Jones confessed to her
husband Woodwards intimacy
with her. An argument followed
and resulted in Woodward shoot
ing Jones.
Jones after being shot got into
wagon and started to drive to
town for the purpose of receiving
medical attention. He was met
by the sheriff, weak from the loss
Of blood but showing remarkable
vitality and that official assisted
him into town. He was taken to
a hospital where the surgeon
made an contamination of his
wound. His recovery is doubt
ful.
Jones and Woodward have been
partners in the business Of MAX
ing concrete blocks and doing
general concrete work here for
several years.
Mr.. Jones and her husband
are cousins.