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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
L. ). SOLDIERS ERECT
LINE OF BREAS1N OItkS

Naco Ariz., June 25.-United states
soldiers stationed here late today be-
gan the erection of line of breast
works in northeastern direction
near tho border from the United
states immigration office. This ac
tion wls taken following the receipt
of reports, considered authentic. that
1,500 Mexican troops had arrived
within a few miles of Nacu Sonora.
The soldiers constructed the defen-
sive line border with sacks of sand.
They made no effort 10 dig trenches.
Two troops Of cavalry and one OF iu-
fantry, comprising about 2o0 men,
are on guard here.
Citizens of Naeo held 4 meeting to-
day and began the organization Of
company of home guards. They also
sent a telegram to Gen T. +. Davis
at Douglas, asking that more troops
be sent 1t was also planned TO send
similar messages to the Arizona rep
resentatives in congress,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
TURKS CLAIM BIG
VICTORY IN ARMENIA

COnstantinople, June "a (Via Lon
don. Turkish troops on June %,
after an attack with the bayonet. cap
tlired the greater part of the Russian
positions extending 5000 feet on the
mountain ridge north of the Chorokh
river, in Turkish Armenia. according
to the Turkish official statement to-
day The Turks captured 500 Rus
slams and took a great number OF
tents and quantities OF food.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
RETURN Of PROPERTY THAT
HAS BEEN CAPTURED AND A
STATEMENT Of CARRANzA'S
INTENTIONS ALSO ASKED
MEXICAN REPLY CONSTRUED
AS FORMAL AV0WAL OF
DELIBERATELY HOSTILE ACT

President Said to Be Determined That De Facto Govern
men Shall Not Evade Responsibility Before World if War
Is Forced Upon United States; Mexican Question Talked
Over at White House by Wilson and Congressional Lead
ers; Senator Stone Declares Situation Exceedingly Acute;
Chief Executive Thought to Be Contemplating Addressing
Joint Session of the House and Senate in Day or So but
Is Expected to Give General Caranza Opportunity to Re-
ply to Latest Communication.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26


Columbus. y. NJ June 25.-Eisht
odds against which the Americans
struggled at Carrizal
A survivor of the engagement, Sam
II. Harris a dusky private of c
troop, the Tenth cavalry. was brought
10 the border late this afternoon suf-
fcring from wounds in his left shoul-
der and arm. From him came the as
sertion that pitted against the eighty
four of the American detachment
were fully 700 Mexicans.
Surprise Attack.
"To top it off" said Harris, they
had machine gun and they sur
prised us.
we approached them in peaceful
way and never had an idea that they
would try to massacre US. Had we
known they wanted fight we could
have given it to them. | guess they
got enough. at that"
Harris troop was entirely sur
rounded by the Carrancstas, he said.
He escaped wounded from the cor
don the enemy had drawn around
the Americans by riding straign
through their line on his charger
which also had been wounded He
l0de this horse until it fell from loss
of blood. and then nabbed anotne-
fleeing animal, with which he eventu-
my caught up with other survivors,
Whom ne accompanied 10 lieid head-
quarters
\ tmtihui horse.
harris account OF ne pattle and DIS
'scape' tolo IN the manner peouliar
y ms race was expressive ana color
lul. Iears came TO nus eyes as ne
leeoulited tue hefolc etiort OF MS
Wouhued charger 10 pear nm TO
Sdiesy
Ihat morse sure saved my ne ne
Salu want you TO know let MN
eee now appreciated IT,
our troop, win captain boJd
goiillhaldlnS, hau pltlled up perore
"a liHal, me captain oIuereu every
VhE " OlNIlOulll ana We All EOi uhWns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

| around the horses we're rearing and
plunging. Every little bit a horse or
a man would get bullet and so
down.
81 couldn't fight for had TO keep
after those mounts Pretty soon my
! own horse. great big fellow, stag
gered and Whined, They had hit him
in the neck
Il put ms- hand on the spot where
the blood was squirting out. Just
then they got me--in the shoulder
Il lost control of the animals com
pletely. My own horse was whining
and tugging on his rope. ! could see
fellows dropping all around me, and
horses were running off over their
bodies. We didn't have a show in the
world and ] saw it. | cut the horses
loose and, climbing on my animal,
hit it for the thinnest part of the
circle.
Brushed Two Out OF Way.
II went right through the Mexi-
cans. Ny horse brushed two Of them
out OF the way as we charged
Il owe my life to that horse, sure
as you live Don't you know that
animal was 80 brave and big hearted
that he carried me along for ten miles
before he settled down to a walk.
Five miles beyond his legs Just gave
ont and he went down
Goodbye TO Horse.
Man, | hope you don't ever have
to say good bye to a horse like that
at time and place like that. 1t
seemed to me | couldn't leave him.
| looked back to see If there was any
one following. There wasn't, so ]
knelt down and poured Il little water
from my canteen on his tongue. He
was slipping fast and / just told him
how sorry | was, / thanked him
for the mighty big favor he did me.
Yes. sir, ] thanked him. like he was
human. And ] guess he understood,
for he got that look in his eyes ami
mails have when they are grateful
You know.
II wanted to stay longer. but he
was about gone coughing blood. No
use my staying, when some of those
greasers might catch up and get me.
] was bleeding. too. and in pain. !
thanked him again and said goodbye.
81 walked and walked. 4 few
miles on | ran into one of our ami
mails / jumped him and rode on
toward Colonia Dublan. Before ! got
there | ran into some other survivors
and we went on together
Private Harris will be kept here for
treatment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
10000 GUARDSMEN IN
MOBILIZATION CAMPS

New York, June 25.--M More than
10000 Of the 1900 national guards
men of the department comprising
twenty-five states east or the Missis-
sippi and the District Of Columbia
were in mobilization camps late last
night. six days after the call was
issued according 10 the report for
warded to the war department by
Major General Leonard Wood, com
handing he department or this
number Massachusetts, contributed g.
06a and New Jersey 5000.
It was stated in official quarters
that the bulk Of the New York ma
tional guard woud not be prepared to
start for the border for at least a week
because OF lack of equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
AUSTRIANS TURN
UPON PURSUERS

Vienna, june p (yn London, June
2i)--An AustrO- Hungarian encircling
advance has pressed the russians
over to kuty according TO the Aus
trian official statement issued today
In Nolhynia. the Ausiro- German
forces are disputinE the ground foot
by foot north of Lipa river, northeast
of Gorochow, and west and northwest
of Torchyn, where ali the Russian
coilnter-attacks have been frustrated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

Washington. June 25.-Eliseo Ar
rcdondo.. General Carranza's = ambas-
sador here, announced tonight that
his government had accepted IN
principle the offer of the Central
and South American republics to me-
diate between the United States and
Mexico.
Mr.. Arredondo said. however, that
so far he had received only a pre-
liminary expression on the subject
from Mexico City and expected defi-
mite Instructions some time tonight
Secretary Lansing's attitude is under
stood to De that there is nothing that
could he properly submitted to mcdi-
ation in the existing differences be-
tween the two nations. The secretary
declined to say tonight what his course
would be if formal mediation pro-
posal were made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
BAKER SENDS URGENT
CALL FOR GUARDSMEN

New York, June 25.--Major
General Leonard Wood, com
mander of the department of the
, east, received tonight from Sec
retary of War Baker an urgent
appeal to start to the border at
once some of the militia organ .
izations under his jurisdiction.
The emergency was considered {
50 important, it was said at Gov
ernors Island. that medical ex-
animation of the men would be
waived 1t is intimated that I
some of the state troops in the
east would entrain tonight I
Fifteen thousand national
guardsmen from the states of (
New York. Massachusetts, New
Jersey and Connecticut will start {
for the Mexican border tomor- (
row Major General Wood an &
nounced late tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
RUSSIANS OCCUPY
ALL OF BUK0WINA

PetrOgrNd, June rs lvia LOndon1 =
Occupation of tho entire Austrian
crown land Of Bukowina was an
nounced today lN the war office Pos
session OF the province was complef-
Cd by the capture Of the town Of
kimpolung IN the southern part Of
Bukowina. at the foot OF the Car
paihians. More than 1000 prisoners
were captured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
Note Is
Sent TO CdrTdnza

Washington, June 25.--President
Wilson called the ranking members
of the congressional foreign affairs
committees 10 the White House to-
night and informed them of COM
munication sent today to General Car
rama. He told them he would tako
no further action aud would not de-
sire to address congress before q re-
ply was received
As he left. Senator Stone said:
The situation Is exceedingly acute.
None Of the conferees would discuss
the contents Of the note. which the
state department had arranged to
have published in the Monday morn
ing papers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
COAST ARTILLERY is
ORDERED TO BORDER

san Francisco, June 20 Seven
companies of United States coast ar
tillery stationed in the vicinity of San
Francisco were ordered today to the
California border Two of the COM
panies will proceed to San Diego and
the other five to CaleXico. It was an
nounced at army headquarters to-
night that the artillery would leave
early tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
ENGLAND READY TO
GUARD i, S, INTERESTS

London. June 25.- The foreign Of
flee Informed the Associated Press
yesterday that the matter Of Great
Britain looking after the interests OF
the United States in Mexico IN case
of war had been discussed and thar
Great Britain would be glad 70 as
sumo this task if occasion should
~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

berIIn, juno Z5 tvia LOndonl.-
The British have developed pro-
nounced artillery activity along a
part of the Franco Belgian front they
hold from Ia Bassee canal to the
somme, the war office announced to-
day The British fire continued un-
iuterruptcdly all last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
MASSACHUSETTS UNITS
ORDERED TO BE READY

l'raminghan. Mass. June 25.---
-Four regiments Of infautry. one regi-
mcnt Of field artillery one ambulance
company and one field hospital conf
pauy, constituting the greater part of
the Massachusetts military moblliza-
tlon here. received orders tonight to
be ready to entrain for the border on
Tuesday morning
san Antonio. Tex. It is said. proba-
bly, will be the field base of the Mas
sachusetts troops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
To Aid Meyicans' Departure

Washington. June -. - Mexican em-
bassv officials said tonight that nee
essary aid would be given Mexicans
who desire 10 leave the United states
hut that no warning directing them 10
return home Will be issued unless war
is declared
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
Long Pile Bridge Finished.

Santa he. June 25.--The state road
department has completed the long
pile bridge across an arroyo. twelve
miles north Of Taos on the Taos-
Questa highway. Assistant Iingi-
neer Junhs ". Johnson went TO Es-
pamela yesterday TO inspect the road
work hy Foreman Walters and bis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
ECUADOR IN FAVOR or
CONCERTED MEDIATION
lsv ~osr.s JOURNAL s,.c,Al L..ssp ~,s.I

San salvador. Republic of Saliva
dor, June 24.---The foreign office re-
ceived today a eabegram from the
government of Ecuador, urging all
Latin-American governments to take
common action TO avert war between
the United States and Mexico. The
government replied, Immediately APP
proving the initiative Of Ecuador.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
HELD AT WHITE HOUSE
After Long Talk With Presi-
dent, Secretary Lansing
Summons Congressional
Leaders for Consultation,
NATIONS LEADERS HOLD
IMPORTANT CONEERIiNC CE

Washington, June 35.--After
conferring today with President
Wilson and Secretary Baker, Sec
retary Lansing announced he
would have an important state
ment OH the Mexican crisis for
publication tomorrow morning.
2 Ranking democrats and repubh-
cans of the senate and house for
eign affairs committee were sum
moned TO a White House con
ference at $ o'clock tonight, and
1t was understood the advisable
, ity of a joint session of congress.
to hear . statement by the presl-
dent, was under consideration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
THE WEATHER
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

,tdSIer' DenVer' June 25.-New Mexico:
ra,y and Tuesday generally fair.
cooler east portion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

ror twenty-four hours ending at s
y m yesterday:
;%.aAimum temperature. 80 degrees;
s,'liihum, 46 degrees. range, IS de-
eees' temperature at 6 p. m, SO de-
9'ees' west winds; clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

ST. Louis. June 25.--B. +. Bush, re-
ceiver for the Missouri Pacific-I Iron
Mountain system. announced today
that all employees who enlist for mill
tary services will b. carried on the
rolls at full pay during their services
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

London. June 25.--Lloyds an
nounces the sinking of the Italian yes
sci Saturniana Fanny of l,9eS tons
gross. Seventeen men were landed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
saiIs TO Mexican Waicr..

san Diego taI june 21.-The
cruiser Maryland arrived from Bre-
merton, Wash, late today, and after
taking on mail. coal and provisions
left for Ia Paz and Guaymas, Mex
leo. to join Admiral Winslow's fleet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
AMERICAN AIRMAN IS
HURT DURING FLIGHT

Paris, June 25.-~Scrgeant Barnsley
or TeNas, member of the Franco
American aviation corps, was wound
ed during a fight with German aero
planes near Bar lie Due, where he
was taken to hospital. Sergeant
BaTnsley was wounded in the stomach
by machine gun fire from the Ger
man aeroplanes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

Sergeant Barnsley is a member of
one Of several Franco-American flo
tillas organized some time ago from
the forty or more American Nolun-
teers in the aero service In the French
army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
ItNt OF NOlc.

The text of the note to the Mexican
de facto government, transmitted to
day to James linn Rodgers special
representative of the American gov
ernment in Mexico city says
"Mr Arredondo yesterday deliver
ed to this government the following
communication
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29

thereof Ia wbaf II raopu ~ fhe ii'uff
isOriipn - ihA Gay ~ Corpus rhf|hti.
90 sIe roHntt ~ NlHea and Nftfe ~
TenAs sa sbnUn ~ tla mag ar piaa 81
aaid sify noiy 90 fsie ard ~ fse4rd lN
ne Office n fhe CogHty Cisfh " 80
sccn County Teens a. which aald mat
0r plan reference d hsfc nladf fof be-
'ar description N asl1 l0fa. al1 aisa
Lot No 10 ~ ftinfk FILTERED 'rF if
what ia inown ns the Parker Addition
70 the cay " Corpus Christi. naid
20 heing altnafe1 Within tho corporate
lmiia ~ rnin CITY and ~ the Bluff
poriian thereof Boz ihe County - Nu-
erff and hfnia ~ Texas na shown by
ihn mHr ~ pi4n ~ Said addition w.
nald cir ~ Curlus Christi nav an nlo
and ~ rscofa M mo Office ~ ne CHaa.
IS rifFh ~ NUfcrs County TeF1a fe
ahlfh map reference ia here fnstie ~
better description ~ said ioi ana liHN
TT 60 in fiofk go. q In what e.
tpuwn rf ino NHrf0if AliIua0 Do Coo
rifr ~ corpus Christi said iUi bsing
fiihIU fne ealf CTS Dee fnr Counts nf
nufrrH state ~ TNtaH al shown hF
fho mnu Or pi4n ~ HiI Addition fH
said rifg nav go lie ard of RECORD
ln fhf OFFICE ~ ffe counts CLERK Hf
huefea rNunig Tefae fa Wiufh map
~ plsu rffefpnre ia hnfe nude fsf
better description "a elid ~ thf said
! y interest ln said ahato deHrrhea
property bflrN ihr undivided interest
acquired hf ite Htll lfemaH ~ Aerh0
if inh1iiauge frDm fNf fsiltr 81 ur
dfeoafod mother Annie X Aesha
tul 500 iha 900. day af MHrfh A. %
fuff N4luH fNT Tr.f tut.fIau Iu HtHI D
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
norlcE or snERIFr,s sALF.

Nv Virtue ~ sn order ~ anlr issued
bv The clerk Of the District Court u
Nu'vcs County. irkar. f1s thr 2sth Iu
ilfinl Dinifiri ~ iesns, upon indg
mrnt ln cause Ma. 6Gl1 ~ The docket ~
said Court. whore W the 1cxaa Trust
'uinpny " Austin y plaintiff mud ! w
lnNnc. s. bugrubiim. N. COIN. Ispffaa
i'nbilshlHn Company ard T.. D. Appiebg.
80 Assignee ~ ihr Estate 81 y u ilish1p
ufe defendants Whlflln IT, ylaiuilN a.
cD,rrd ~ defendant , w Payne the
sum ~ ttltlG with interest from Jan.
unfY ~. 1850. "a The rats ~ sis pfI cent
prf annum. together with az costa ~
suit, aad against an II Tho defendants
above nnm,d establishing and ioroalos.
soc q yeudorH lien Tor ihf amount Of
rnid ndsmVnt on The premises hfrrlnal
'ff hetrfihtd. Whieh said Judgment was
tondmed on the 10th dag Of january
ipig,
have this day levied ul,on, aud Wlll.
sin tho first TnradaY ia Match. 1910. That
lsine enc IN dag nf raid month ~ the
Court llDpse puor in tho City Of Cuuaa
Christi 1esas. within ieai haur. pr0.
coed 20 eel 10y each To- iho highest hlldrr
~ tho right iIiif and interest oi ihn
deicniauta , w rarno. 8 lupruhnih.
II fnhn, srfesa Publishing COMPANY
nud T. T. Apriehp. 81 Aasiana, N tos
trtttU 90 j z bishop iu and ln the I'D
Lowing dnscdhed property iu Nutcos
tuuniY, Ifsas. a. Witf
AZ that errinia plree parcel nf iuri
~ land. lying ard lsiinr situated in Nue.
go 'onnlY leNas, and boing mora rRr
tlrullrlv described be uno linndfrd Afica
oH ihg North side ni lhr Northwest ono.
Yinttcf ~ section numbered nue Hun
dfi Eighty eight lissl aud more pnf
'laninlis dffcuhrd hy meiss and bound
a. follows So vii beginning at post
maEAei 'lai,F "i#," Tiplr "lna' tho
ooinpon cprnef on Sections 49, 1875. lni
and w at The u Y iiishrp Pale Alto
Subdivision int the nofihNert coruW ol
thiA irnTt thrneu with iine between
nnetinnn iNi aud lH rnulh aoyruiy two
dw'fV'. a. Minutes eaat aGtp foot 4 poet
marked n - lAf isS' Coz ihe uurihtnat
cuinrt SHE uHfi ihrnle south seventeen
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1880 irei inf ihc muibnai 6urnsr 81 this
ifafi ihenre north trfcpiy two l49l a.
pfoea forty tive minuica west 'Oln loot
io1 tho southwest oamfr thls tract
ihencp Nith hU h,iwopl arciiohs !nl ADD
iAH, nutih auycutrou ilii darreea ,aah
trru iisl minutes Fast ihAn leci tn thn
plaga " brH|unlue containing one hun
died lunl tfoas nl land "a shown uN
map 90 ylHt lneWn aa MAp uf thr d. Il
hitlmp fnlN Alto Subdivision" located
oR ,hr paio Alin sad laso Ancho ar Ah,
" original emnis M Nurres County
iesHs, which mar was daily uled iof
ig'otd 'n tlc oiiiee IT The County Clrri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappsIl. Of Five Year,
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

NJ. Airy, ~ C.--MrS. Sarah NJ. Chan
pen OF this town, says IL suffered ior
i've years With womaniy troubles. also
stomach Troubles, and nv punishment
VAS more than any ono could tell
tried most every Mind OF medicine
owl none Did the any good.
! read one day about Czrdul. the NO.
m1n's ion.e, and | decided 10 Try Il. /
ltld ret taken but about six bottles Until
! WIS a'moSi cured. Il did me more
good than All the olhrr medicines / has
ned, Rul together.
NV friends began askiug me why I
booked 50 well. and | told them about
Naidnl. Several are now taking H..
% you. lady reader, suffer from snv
o. ne ailmeniS due 30 Wonsanly trouble.
SUCH rs headache. hacgache. sideache.
sslcspleSsaess, and thai eyerlaSiingiy tired
SO, les us urge you 20 give Can.lh a
lflll We 'eel Confident Il will help you,
lst As u has million Other worisn In
NE past halt ceatury.
beglu taking CafdNI to-day. You
SoatFegrrtit All druggists
ssih = c>,rarsara sssssins a. tassrs'
sefN21y osrs, charaiaasa Tenn.. 80 ~. -
So = ms - fc4i sats AL "a pAxa esek iaans
sfsA'es<h 'ss Hs1ssa u eAAA wnsErzs. NC Sc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
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wbereas kS virtue Ol an or,ior ~
sails iseHel nHt or the pirtrict Churt "a
Nuvges couni,s Texas an Judgment
prAasfs4 ln said COURT ~ tire ath a.,
ef Nostmhrr A. a.. talb. in ngor
~ tusl State Rank ~ Cosnna Christi
and srsinnt ppriss D. Atchn. A. n
aud innvs NeiiN eanposine che rart.
nnrthip % Corpus Chlsli Bottlne
wnrkn nennis kviiN AZ Guariiaa os the
estate of JAMES Kelly. miner. a.
Cnhe aHl - Gnseahclnl Ne aslS on
the deeNct az said ooart zoe farcclns.
NV y dvcd 90 trust Nen npon the
Following described property. and 10
me ny Shefif " Nuecss Count, a..
tp'trd ! asa On ths IAN daN Il rsh.
raatN 1910. lcNs an the fOilowing Do
tetihel rrepetty, an situated IA Nj.
eccs County. TpNas
a ecrloia W. anal, drd iaserrst ln
and 10 an these ten esttaln .,,escs
pNrccls ~ lots W hand aearflhed IN
plniutsffs pctitien IS Let ~. I. ~
Block No al. lot NJ. A. Ia ninck NJ.
IS and Lots Nss. :. q ~ ana ts
IN nlosh No y Nlur ana hcinr slsu.
Aied IN the Nhy ~ ccrnus CHRISTI
TEXAS wlthln the corporate limits
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
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