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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-01
A REVOLT
Threatened
BY The Friends OF Former
Senator Foraker
If The BurtOR-W -WiIliS-Daugh-
erty Slate Makers
Continue On In Efforts To
HumiIiate Him
And Prevent His Being A
DGlGgate-At-Large
Test Question Up To Hide
brandt And Turner
And Prevent His Being A
DeIGgate-At-Large
Test Question Up To Hide
brandt And Turner

Columbus, o., Jan. 28-Friends of
former Senator Joseph Benson For
aker threaten a revolt If the Burton
Willis Daugherty slate making con-
tingent continue their efforts to hui
initiate him and keep him from being
candidate for delegate-at-large to the
Republican national convention. The
test is now up to Secretary of State
Eildebrandt and Attorney General
Turner, both of whom seek reelection
,as TO the admission of names to the
primary ballot. Burton is said to in
sist that Mr.. Foraker be kept from
running as a delegate unless the old
war horse will get on his knees and
beg of Burton to allow him this honor
? on his grey hairs and long years of
Republican service.
The situation is provoking to Mr..
Foraker who may be expected to vent
his spleen in any manner, through his
attack on the constitutionality of the
referendum defeat of the Sprague ger
y
islature OF the state may act as an
agent of congress in making districts
the legislature Is the creature of the
people of the state and by cOnstitu-
tion in the matter of the initiative and
referendum the people act as the leg
islature OF course, Mr.. Foraker's
statement was based on this matter
so that he might get into the papers
. the fact that he was bitterly opposed to
Theodore Burton for whom he bears
no love.
President Wilson will be enter
tanned in Cleveland Saturday night
January 20, where he delivers one oi
his preparedness addresses. The presi
dents party will also spend Sunday
in Cleveland. This visit was arranged
as a personal compliment to Newtor
ID. Baker who presented Cleveland'i
invitation. People from all parts o
presidents address.
On demand of Governor Willis res
ignations have been secured from
Renick w. Dunlap. secretary, an'
james W. Fleming. assistant secre
stary of the state board of agriculture
Dunlap's removal came as the resul
of ineiiiciency, and Fleming's resigna
tion was secured to mollify Dunlap
These men had been at loggerheadi
ever since Dunlap's actions ruined
ahe prospects of the state fair anC
The corn hoys' tour,
When the charges against DUNLAP
were tabulated In these columns som'
months ago, his answer was that the!
were untrue. His removal now dem
onstrates their truth.
TO take the place of Dunlap, on tn,
demand OF Governor Willis, Georg'
Stauifer Of Ottawa, has been elected
agricultural secretary. Stautfer Is
member OF the Republican state cen
tral committee, who last week tried I,
have the committee endorse willis
but failed.
o.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-01

While passing out political favors
Governor Willis keeps in mind at all
times the claims of the old Eighth dis
trict. Recently Dean T. j. Smull, of
the Engineering Department of Ada
university, and Dean d. G. Mohler, of
the Pharmacy department, have been
named as civil service examiners.
Charlotte Price-Sbea of Bellefontaine
is slated for state picture censor IL
Willis can find way to remove
Maude Murray Miller, and Newton M.
Miller, of Delaware, is to be placed on
another job as soon as his post of
Panama-Pacific Exposition managing
commissioner has evaporated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-01

Now If the members of the state
board of agriculture would pay the
bills they owe to the newspapers and
others and tender their own resigna-
tions, it might be possible to clear up
some OF the muddle in their depart
ment. AS the matter now stands the
people consider that Dunlap, the goat,
has been offered as a sacrifice.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
The Fire Insurance Man
WILL J. doc" WELSH
If you own anything, have
II Insured.
Citizens Phone 231 Red
16 e. Gambler Street. Mt. Vernon, o.

FRANK o. LEVERING
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALI business of legal nature given
prompt attention and especially to
practice in the Probate Court. ONCE
No. Q East High street, Mt. Vernon. o.
New Phone, Office 104.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-02-01

IN his speech at AshtabuIa business
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
JOSE: ISABEL RObIES LlEVO
IjNOS PRISiONEROS WILLIS.
TAS 4 MEXICO
0bregon cree que este jefe es ell
mas capaz para Ia campaha
contra Villa en- durango
Los EHEISTAS QUE Sc HAN RERDlDO EN-
FL NORTE SFRAN EafIAOGS A BAIIR
A Los ZAPATSTSS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 4.
Jose Isabel Robles. ex-gencral con-
venc;onista que despueS &c haber
arrcglado en- El Paso. Texas Ia rendi-
ci0n de Ia plaza de Ciudad .luareZ.
en- favor de los carTancistas. reclblo
de Obreg6n. ministrO de II guerra,
ma conisi6n en- e. eiercito carranciS-
n. para que Siguiera .tl'abaiando en-
apovo de! gobierno de facto, Sc. en-
cuentra desde aver en- cSta capital.
Vino Robes de la region l;igunera
trayendo Quinientos exvlllistas que
nar.tenecieron las fuerzaS dc Canu-
to REYES. quien sc rindio al carrancis-
mo mediante las negociaciones enta-
b!adas por el citado Robles.
Este iefe ha venido a Mexico 4
conferenciar con Obregon SCORE la
campana que contra Francisco Nlnsl
estan desarrollando las tueIzas del
gODIerno ae 1actO. ODFeg"h cree que
! cl c,cmento mas capaz para hacer
una cficiente camrana contra el jefe
rebelde que ha entrado en- actividad
en- los Estados de Durango Y Chihua-
/ nua. es Robles, por raZ6n de que tie,
ne gran conocimiento de Ia region
donde opera Villa Y quiere ercomen-
darle la direction de la campana er
el Estado de Durango.
| Robles dejera ell esta capital 10:
quinientos ex-vilhsJas que UrajC con
sigc. los que prcbahlemente van a SCI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
FL MjNlCID LlBRi,.

DrSpui> Il" "Npon"r al probema
catalan Y dr fiiar sis IDEAS ac"rca
del "r"sionaIi>mo'. ii ScHor Niz-
duez Il" MrIIa. diSerta Sabiam"ni"
arcrra del municipio. FL Municipjo
--jjcr-"> IA 4 s'nivaTsldad de Ia ciu-
dadania, - aqurl punlo en- que ter
nina Ia vida d0mt>tira interior de
Ii famila y 81 honbrc ST. ANA. p0r
deririo asi, a Ia vida pubiica. De AM
la nrceSidad eNtraoriiuaria dc Su
emancipation: de ahi la neccSidad
dr arahar con ei regimen oprObiOso,
tiraniro y r"ntrallZador Que padc-
crmo>. Hoy no eNlSte auton0mia del
Muniripio; 81 Munlripio no - mis
que una creariin legal. ne - mas
qu" una secci6n, una partc del po-
Ter riecutivo rn func!Oncs.
FL prob.rma del ''municipio ihre''
rxiStc ahora tn ESpaila. como cXis-
tia IN Mexico antes de- la revOmci6n.
Durante la ro,onia. y rn Ia Madre
Pairia de>de hace cuatro siglOs. Ia
vida municipal era. un heeho, que
s!ryi6 de DaSe a "a QemoCraCia mo-
derna. En- Espana los alCaldeS ejer-
clan absoluta soberania en- su muni-
cipio, aun contra e. Reg miemo; :
de clio tehemos pruehas alocuente>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

don Emilio Castelar,. Sino que Su an"-
t.n.o literario ' fi.o>iflrn est; en
-. .,upo fradicioua H.. que tu"
Dono>o Cortt> el JEFF" y rcpr"sen'an-
t. IN E>paHa en Ia priIn"ra mltad
dr. SigIo KIN. Castelar,. par Sus ideas
7.rpuhliranaS. era Fl polo opueSto
= Vazuurz lie Mrlla. luien, no solo
- monarduiSla y CONSERVATION, Slno
1ur g. hoy q irfc de Ia minorla jai-
miSsa rn Fl par.amento e>pano.. y nj
au 10 meramante liieraro cah"n
rumparacionr< entire ambos elocuan-
les oraGores. porQue son en- todO di-
ynrSoS, como a nadie Sc le ocurrlria
,omparar Ia noIa grave Y S0lemnn
del 6r.ano, con Ia de un timpano o
una fIauta. Caste!ar-"el canario es-
.oahoi. como despectivamente le
~3mG Taine-fui =, primer tenor
10 81 tempo, mientraS que el verDo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

Fl famoSo tribune cSpannI dnn
Imam VaLuuez de Nrila Ia pronun-
..iado nm iiSrurso -n In t.imara de
DiputaioS de II patria. que. com"
,ndos lbs SuvuS. ha roHmoviio hon
damanta a Ia opinion. Como la.lnoS
me SomoS. no poiemoS deiar de ST
mir 81 movimiento intellectual y po-
ri,ir, lie nur<ira raza. Y MAJ -, Que
:. 3asanvur.ve eli Ia Made. Patria;
y de adni que nos ocupemoS. >lluI'-
-, 5c yaz IN cuandO, cn dar uueS-
,ros 1erloreS noticja de los i"rrote-
,os de ase nlovimiento. Que. en- par
., u mrnoS. tiene puntoS de contac-
f., .on nueStro pOrVenlr cn America.
Fl bisrur~o 4 que ahora vamoS a
,afa.i,ros on III tena principal,
,i.nr norn inlprtS para los mHXica-
,n. nueS traBa la Question del >rpa-
rali.mo catalan. NueSt"oS lectoTeS
Saban uua IA provincial espahoIa i"
c3tauira tieuie Separar>" de- res
10 10 Ia peninsula ihtrira para for
mar I'M EStado independents: y
contra e>a tendrncia pr"nnnc!aT"A
-cndos ' vigorosos tl>curS"S N;z-
1uaz ie Me!la ' don Anionio Maura'
! rehafiando las te"rla> A"t 'hpuJado
Camb6. cuya oracidn parIameniaria
raliricd Fl primero de- eSo> "rad'Tes
de ~mensaie del Condo i" Barceio-
ma"
! pero ) Ia tests principal de la pie
"a orator.a dr Nazquez d" MetIa nc
;irna interh>. a. menoS dlreeto. para
noSotros. i - de a mayor lmpoG-
tanc!a para todoS los la,lnos' POI
olroS muchos capituioS, de los qut
Evamos a dar n0ticia sutinta.
: No nay que buscar Ia prosenle c'
vazquez dc Mella, el primer oFadoi
de Eu?ors, en- tcihunos del tirc d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
FL GOBlERNO De FACTO C0NTEsTo AVER La
ULTIMA H0TA DEL G0BIERN0 AMERICANA
I'm ella Sc dice que los comsonados mecanos enen nstrucco
ne de preferenca puos dcados onantenondad
Emaador Arredondo acorda con Ia
detales al
fec,a reunirse todos los delegados

nalidades para se.eccionar las que de-
ben integrar la Comision.
Sc espera. sin embargo. Que ell Pre-
sidente Wilson anunciara eSta noche
manana 4 mas tardar los romhies
de las personas que intee1aran la Co
mission americana.
Fl Emba iador Arredond0 Sc mues-
ira confiado en- que las dificultades
entire amDoS gobiernos. puedan solr-
cionarSe dentro de breve iicmpo, ha-
biendolo eypresado aSi. su saiida de
Ia Sccretaria de Estado hoy. FL mem
cionado diplomatico agrego que espe-
IA para manaHa, ponerse de acuerdo
con el Secretario Polk. sobre fecha Y
lugar en- que dehen efectuarse las
conferencias. FL Parque Ashury. de
New jersey el Old Point Comfort
de Virginia. ser;in probablemente ell
lugar que Sc escoia para Ia reunion
de los deegados, seglin diic :ambien
el mismo Emhai&doF.
Fl rep"2sentante carranris;a cree
que les comisionados pUeHer cmpezaT
suy trabaios diaz dias desputs de que
Sc fife In fecha para 81 renr!6n.
En- los circuioS politicos no rrevale-
&c el optimiSmo que el Representative
Cai'rancista mostrara = su salida de
:. Secretaria de Estado; pues Sc dice
uue Carranza ma traido 4 colac!on el
a:unto del retro de las tronns ame-
ricanas de Mexico. que Wilson alega
no ser materia de discussion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

Sc conSidcra muy signiticatlvo el SIS
lencia de IA mencionada respuesta.
respccto In suggestion del %o3ierno
americana sobre que Sc dieran pode-
res Il los comISiOnadoS para conSide-
rar GiScutir Otros puntOs que los cl-
tadoS. pues csc silencio podria inter
prctarSc como la aprobaci6n tacita tie
la suggestion del presidcnte Wilson. So
hre Ia cual CarranZa no podria cor
veni pGblIcamcnte. porque Sc trata
de discussion de cuesriOnes que sc re-
fieren. aunque lndirectamente. 4
asuntos interioreS de Mexico.
En- los circuoS ofici@.cS no - ha he
cho ningdn cOmeutario Il eSta saliGa
de Carranzd. no Sc sabe aUn 81 tai
evasion serd satisfactoria o no III go
hieInO de los Estados Unidos
La respuesta entregada pOr Are
doHdo Sc haya l'edactada Ell espanoI,
cuando el Secretario Polk concu-
rri6 Ia junta' del @anincte hoy. de-
clir6 haccr concentrates sobr2 ella.
hasta no cOnoccr Su transcription in
gIesa. La dicha respueSta . aceptad'.
El Secretaiio Polk Y el Embaiadof
ArreGondo arrcgIaran el sitio Y item
po en- que dcban efectuarsc las @onie-
lrnciaS entire los comisionadoS
FL nomhramiento de IA ComiSi6l
americana todavia no Sc hacc; pero
el PreSidente Wilson ticne W en- lista
To-, nomhres .lc ccrca De veintc pcrSo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
Texto de la respuesta del Gobierno de facto

"El licenciado EliSeo Arredondo ila
Sido autoriZado para ti'atar con Ia Sc
cretaria de Estado. los detalleS rela-
tvos al lugar Y fecha en- que debe-
ran reunirSe los comisionados del go
bierno mexicano con los del Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos, para dar prin-
cipio a sus labores."
c. AGUILAR."
'.SecretaTio de Relacioncs Exte-
riores.
"Aprovecho esta nueva OCCASION pa
IA reiterar su Excelencia las seguri-
dadcs de mi mas alta consideration.
E. ARREDoNDo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
FUE FIRhiD0 Ell TRATADO De
COHPRA De LAS ISLAS. DA.
RESAS EN- NUEVA YORK
! Los signatarios fueron ell Secretario
Lansing y ell Ministro de Dina
msrca Sr. Constantine Brun
POR EsE TRATbDO Sc TRASPASA LA PRO-
PIEDiD De LAS ISllS STO. TOMAS,
SANTA CRUZ Y San JUAN
rcIrgrau,a Especial para a. rEEN>A.

WASHINGTON. Agosto 4.-E! Sc
cretario INFERNO de EStado, Mr.. Polk.
anunci6 hoy Ell esta capital que e.
Tratado por el cual los EstdoS Unidos
aGquirian en- propiedad tres de las Is
las daneSas occidentaleS las de Santo
Tomas, Santa Cruz V San .1uan, por
Ia suma de $4,000 pesos habia sido
firmado eSta manana ell Ia ciudad de
Nueva York. por el Secretario de Is
tado Mr.. Robert S. Lansing, en- re-
presentaci6G de los EstadOs unidoS
v Ell Ministro de Dinamarca en- este
pals, ST. Constantine Brun.
Sabese de buena fuente que la ad-
ministraci6n pediri Ia ratificacior de!
Tratado a ia Camara de Senadores,
antes de que termine su actuai perlo-
do de sesiones Y aunque Sc Sabe que
algunos de los miembroS de ese Alto
Cuerpo legislative pondran objeclcnes
sobre el preclo. creese que en- reali-
dad no habra una seria opo>lcion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
'hURCU|A PATRUlLA La FROM
terra FRENTE Al DISTRITO
DEL BIG BEND
Tiene a sus ordenes una fuerza de
500 hombres con Ia que hara
Ia vigiIancia en- esa region
Ell JfFE CARRANCISTA ilfRE Su CUARTa
General A TREIHTA HilLAS Al SUR
De B0QUILIAS, texas
TrI,qrama Especial para a PEENSA.

y
Ell PASO, Texas. Agostc PA
"a evitar que los villistas leven Il
cabo incursiones eli el distrito do
Big-Bend. Texas. el gobierno de fac
to ha moviiZaGo hacia la linea limj-
trofe de los Estados de Coahuila
Chihuahua. 10 largo, de ia frontera,
las tropaS que son al mando de Fran
cisco Murguia. jefe carranciSta que es
tuvo hasta hace pocos dias en- el Dis
trito de Rio Grande, Coahuila. vigi-
lando esa region donde Sc dice que
han aparecido ultimamente partidas
anticarrancistas. = :
Murguia tiene a sus' ordencs quiz
nientos hombres, Y con esa fuerza
esta desde aver patrullando la from
terra. frente al distrito de Rig-Bend,
Texas. Esta noticia fue cor.firmada
aver por el comandante militar de
Ciudad Juarez. quien dijo que Ia mo-
vilizaci6n de las tropas de Murgufa
hacia la region deSpoblada cue que
da frente al distrito amenaZaGo por
los vil!istas, es una prueba del inte-
res que demuestra el gobierno de
facto para impedir que los bandole-
ros causen perjuicios ell territorio
de los Estados Upidos.
Murguia tiene su cuartel general
treinta millas al sur de Boquillas,
punto este que es ell mas amenazado
por las psrtidas de hombres arna-
dos que, segun los informes de los nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

de la mayor importancla que Una prom
Ia decision sea alcanZada >ohre los
puntos que han cauSado las dificulta-
deS exiStentes entire los EStados Uni-
dos Mexico. Y a los cuaieS Se hace
refcrencia, ,en la nota del sobierno
mexicano. fecha de Julio u!timo. ia
tenido a bien nombrar desde luego
una comiSion de tres personals. inte-
grada por eli licenciado Luis Cabrera.
ingenero Ign&cio Bonillas ingenle-
70 Alberto !. PAM. a quienes Sc les
nan dado instrucciones de dedicaF su
atencion preferentemente IA solu-
cion de los puntos mencionadoi en-
la nota anterior de eyta SccreUar!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

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Il EH3 ] DOR KGlES En- EE
III. PROTESTA PtRhA PR|-
SION De FULLER

WASHINGTON. AgoSto 4.-El
Embaiador ir"ieS en- esta c&Dlta.. SIT
Cecil Spring-R Rice. proteSC6 'nvr@ica-
merte ante Ia Secretaria de Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

enviados al Estado de Moreos para
que conlbatan 4 los zapatistas. lgual
cosa Sc hara con todos los yilliStas
que Sc han rendido en- el Norte, y los
Que vayan acogiendose Z Ia amnlstia
del gobierno de facto, pueS el propo-
sito de la Secretaria de Guerra es e!
de deportr al Sur a todos aQuellos
elementos que pudieran ser aprove-
chadas por Villa durante su campana
en- contra de los carrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05
TO ADVERTISERS

va guarantee LA PRENSA has larrss
circulation than any other mexican news-
psper in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

(Pssa a la So. Col. ea.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

(Pe.e a Ia 5a. Gel. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-05

Comprs usted sus hbros en espadol
ixnacio E. Lozano, GOT Doloross st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su icass es ls mas barata.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-03

the program are Mr.. Coplan, Miss
White, Mrs. Boyer and Mrs, Porter.
There will be special music, both vocal
and instrumental. Everyone invited.
NJ. l.. Sunday School
The Live Wire Glass Of the Metho-
dist Sunday school invites all young
people Of our city who are not attend
ing Sunday school elsewhere, to come
and join us. W. will be glad to have
you with us and we know you will
enjoy being with us for we have such
an interesting session.
We are an organized class and have
our Live Wire Glass Pins. Come and
Join us and we will give you one. We
have our business and social meeting
the first Monday night in each month
Our next meeting will be held Mt the
church Monday evening Aug. Z. Al
members are urged to be present.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-03

February, and that they be turned
over to the county commissioners, sit
ting as n board of equalization, the
week following the first Monday in
June. By the time the commissioners
have finished their hearings and made
such changes as they deem Just, the
assessor has left only q few days in
which to complete his rolls and send
them to the capital on the required
date in July. 1t is almost a physical
impossibility TO comply with the law,
and Mr.. York believes the state tax
commission should know IL. He gave
his explanation when he was informed
that the tax commission had roasted
several county assessors for being SO
slow"
The News wishes to say in conclu-
sion that MI. Briscoe, our county as
SCISSOR, was one of the first to turn in
the county tax roll and he was highly
complimented by the state board on
the efficient manner in which il was
prepared and submitted.
The condemnation Of the state Of
~ficials, not the democratic state off
Gals altogether, would have been time.
ly, because no road money has been
distributed in Quay county, although
she is entitled TO her share. This is
n thing we need and there is some.
thing rotten in Denmark or VIC would
receive that which is ours. If the
republicans desired us TO have our
portion Gov. Mcdonald could be lined
up. A more determined effort should
be put forth by both democrats ant
republicans and a nan who know.
how to build roads right should be Sc
cured to supervise the spending of tho
several thousand now due Quay coun
ty for road purposes.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court, Eighth Judi
cial District, State Of New Mexico,
County Of Quay, Il. d. Gist, ct al,
plaintiffs. vs.. r. II. Lockwood, ct al,
defendants, No. 1907.
The defendants, X. II. Lockwood,
Robert II. Lockwood, Ernest II. Mont
gomery, and Unknown Claimants Of
Interest in the Premises and Real E.
tate Involved in this Action described
in the complaint) adverse TO Plain.
tiffs, are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiffs have commenced suit
in the above styled court and cause,
praying for the establishment OF
plaintiffs title in fee simple against
adverse claims OF the defendants. in
and to the following real estate anc
property lying and being in Quay
county, New Mexico, towit: West hall
of the Northwest quarter and the West
half of the Southwest quarter of Sec.
ton thirteen, in Township nine north
Of Range thirty-siX east, n. NJ. =. VI.
and that defendants be barred and for.
ever %estopped from having or claiming
any right or title to said premises, al.
verse to plaintiffs, and that plaintiffs
title thereto be forever quoted anC
set at rest, and for such further re,
lief as to the Court may seem equit.
able.
And YOU are further notified that
unless you enter or cause to be enter,
ed your appearance in said cause on
or before the 18th day of September
1916, judgment by default will be ren.
dered against you and relief prayed
by plaintiffs granted and decreed.
Harry II. McElroy Of Tucumcari
New Mexico, is plaintiffs attorney,
(Seal) d. J. FINEGAN,
Clerk Of the aforesaid Court
By W. r. Coplen, Deputy. S-3 It
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-03
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