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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
FL Consejo de Guerra turco
cue inyestigo la conducta
del gebierno otomano,
10 declare response
bic de haber arroja
do a Turquia a
la guerra
Tanbian fuerOn senten-
Ciados a muerte otros
Iideres del gobno.
anterior

CONSTANTINOPLA. Julio p
Enver Pasha, TalaaJ Bey : DJemal
Pasha. los tres PARTICIPATES jefeS del
gohierro otcmano duraute "a guerra
fueror condenados a muerte hoy,
po- IN Conzejo de Guerra Turco. que
investigo Ia coHducta del gobierno
otom&no duraate e. periodic de ID
guerra.
PARIS. Julio Fla reS2uesta
del Primer Ministro Clemeuceau, CO.
no Presidente de Ia C~onferencia de
Pa, a las reclamaciones de la de-
legacion turca cue Sc halla en- esta
capital. ha creado IN sentimiento lie
desesperaciou en- Turquia, segun d.
&C I'm despacho rcci5ido aqui hoy de
ConstaEtincpla.
Fl Gran Nizir. agrega cl mensa-
le Ge r~ete-evcia. es probable Que pre-
seHce su dimiSlon, como r~esLtado de
Cicha reSpuesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
WILSON, DEFENDIDO
EN- FL PARLIAMENT
TO lTALIANO
defensa Ia hizo eI Ilder
sociaIiSta Ferri, quien
acus0 a Orlando
y Sonino

ROMA. Julio Eel Professor En-
riaue Ferri. lider ~socialista ~italiano,
en- IN discurso que pronuncio hoy en-
"a Camara de DiPutados, sobre la
p~olitica extranjera de Italia, declare
que el ex-Primer NiniStrc Orlando
Y al Baron Sonnino, eX-Ministro &c
Relacioncs Exteriores, habian hecho
Greer a Ia naci6n, por medic de la
prensa. que ell Presidente Wilson ha-
hia cnganado ACCOMPLISHMENTS a los
;tal;anos.
"Sabcmos que antcs de entrar a
Ia Conferencia de PaZ.. Wilson que
ria expresar fransamente que no po-
Gia apoyar conscicntemente, todas las
aspiraciones de los Italianos, dijo Fe-
ri en- su discourse, pero Sonnino pi-
do al Presiiente Americana que no
tratara csc punto. Ahora bien, 81 tai
cosa es %cierta. por que ha permitido
'rl gobierno a D'Annunzio atacar a.
Presidente Wilson V a su esposa? Tai
cosa es ultrajantc, pues Wilson es
honrado a carta cabal. como el gran
pueblo que representa-"
FL senior Murialdi, Sub-Secrctario
dc Aprovisionamiento, en- una decla.
racion que hizo hoy, manifesto que
s. los c~onvepios con los aliados no Sc
r~eanudaban para antes de que ter
minara ei ~presente mes. Italia Sc ha-
llaria sin pan para Sept;cmbre.
LA soluci6n del problema relative
a los where's. depende de los obre-
ros, agrego aquel. Italia debe pro-
ducir mas Y consumir menos, Y 10
que 6abe producer principalmente
son ~cereales."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
~DESCENDERA HOY
EN- |NGLATERRA
FL DERIGIBLE
Ministcrio del Aire le
INDIGO descienda en-
Puiham

LONDRES, Julio 12.-Para las II
de Ia manara de hoy. tempo del
Meridiano de Greenwich, ell dirigible
ingl6s R-34 cue sali6 de los Estados
Unidos cl martes en- la noche. sc ha-
llaba aproximadamcnte a $50 millas
al ocstc de la costa occidental irlan-
desa, scgun los informes inalambri-
cos rccibidos aqui hoy.
Durante la tarde Dc aver, e. diri-
gib,e sufrio Ia descompostura de un
motor. por 10 que hubo dc aminorar
su vclocidad hasta cuarcnta Y tres
nudos por bora. Su poslcion a IA no
"a indicada arriba era $50 latitud
Horte 1880 longitud ocste.
Debido a las adversas condicio-
rles del tempo en- Escocia, el diri-
gible ha rcc,bido irstrucciones del
Minigterio del Airc. dc atcrrizar en-
Pullman, Norfolk, 4 donde Sc espera
cue llegUe manana antics de medic
dia..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
ENVER PASHA SENTENCIADO A MUERTE
Sc LEVANTA FL BLOQUEO CONTRA ALEMANlA
E C%onsejo de los Cinco do Ia orden eousideran-
do irllecesaria Ia ratification del Iratado
dc Paz por Prussia y Baviera

PARIS, Julio Eel Console de
los Cinco empezo hoy d eXpedir ms
truccioncs relatives a la CeSaciQn
del bloQueo contra AlemanIa. FL
mismo Alto Cuerpo empezo a con-
siderar la convenience sobre ell le-
vantamiento del b,oQuco contra Ru-
STA. en- vista de que su mantenimien-
to Sc hara sumameEte dificil con la
abolici6n del bloQueo contra Alema-
MIA. apartc de que tai b'oquco contra
Russia, en- opinion de los Delegates
amer;cancS. no cs legal.
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dia % dc Julio. para liegar a San
Diego, rel dia 10 de Agosto Y a San
Francisco, Ell IS del propio mes, Sc
gun anunci6 hoy ell Secrctario de Ma
rina, Mr.. Daniels. Ei citado funciona-
rio no partira con Ia flota, como Sc
habia anunciado antics, sino que Sc
mira a ella en- IA costa del Paclfl-
co.
e. Presidente Wilson estuvo con-
fe~renciando hoy O Ell Sec~retario
Daniels, sobre los planes para el via
te dc Ia flota Y segdn sc supo, el Prl-
n1er Magistrate espera. nevistar Ia
flota eli un punto de Ia costa del
Pacifico, pero aim no sc sabe IA fe-
cha en- que ia! acto pueda tener lu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

Los consejeros de Ia ~conferencia
te paz, informaron a esta quo con-
sideraban Ia ratification del tratado
de paZ por Alemania, suficiente pa
IA revocar el bloquco, sin necesidad
Ge esperar una accion similar por los
parlamentos de Prussia Y Baviera. E
consejo de los Cinco fu6 de ia misma
opinion. en- vista de 10 cUal Sc proce-
do a dar instrucciones relatives pa
~ a. levantamiento Immediate del
ulouueo
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gar. FL Secretario Daniels sugirio al
Presldente que sc reuniera con la
flota en- un puerto del sur de Ia cos
ia, San Diego, probablemente Y fuera
de ALI con ella, hasta San Francis
co, en- donde Sc efectuaria la revista-
formal.
e Secretario de Marina hara lue-
go un viaje hasta Honolulu, Islas
Hawai-, con n parte de Ia nueva ar
ina2d, para estar presente en- la en-
trega e Inauguration del nuevo dique
Ell IA bahia de Perla.
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Regresa 81 SriO Lansing
Aver salio de Paris y hoy Sc
embarcara en- Brest con
destino a N. York

PARIS, Julio lei S%ecretario
de Estado del Gobierno americana,
Robert Lansing, saldra esta noche
con rumbo d Brest. en- donde Sc an
tarcara maHana &c regreso q Was
hington, segin Sc anuncio aqui hoy.
e Secretario Lansing habia quedado
en- calidad de jefe de 10 delegation
Go paz americana. con Ia partida
del Presidentc Wilson. Ahora proba-
b~lernente tai caracter rasarG Al Co.
roncl House, aunque en- algunos cfrcu-
los Sc cree que pueda ser que Sc
confiera a. ex-Enbajador White.
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BALE

En- el Salon Casino de esta ciudad
hoy por Ia noche Sc verificara un
bale cue ha organizado ell Campo
Lihertad perteneciente a IA Sociedad
de LeHadores del Mundo, debiendo
comenzar 4 las s - Ia noche.
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Puede listed
PeinarSe?

P-~ r0rc1r~ 'aT-
hisn raete cor-Ar So
pc.o Of dc su nI1os
n -u casa - q "a h0-a
rap qlirra. a,anGo este
se-rlslsi-o nero a8-
T.-d.e aga-a,o ia Dol
silEo. pue5, teIzr 81
csbsln largo % co-to,
z-e-zrse ioS IsICs y
asrita=c q cUet.C- No
~ reguic-r cEEs1eu-
ca e avarato +" hscc
'c5c. C6nprrlo Roy
mismc Y - gvrtaa 10.
easra- 81 cG-r0 ON
una 7e!uguerra % IN
ra-o A IA m~a De
eSc.. nor ~ Tc03s "a
da 10 Gsas So. Ia posi-
hiIidat dc Gn co0aC'o
etc. En- -ssumeu a7o-
rara tempe gl0e-o
v p-c-egsr4 u sasud
Pldalc il-ectameHL a
MEXICAN CARD so
Dept 3 EcN -! Sta \.
san Antonio, Texas
a n O 81
ln,pcr-e d SI.E5 . e.
v.s ISc- ,a-a SECURE =
fraGruco ; TaE-c.c a.
recIb!-sc.
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81 r.assd esla h;iieao. deoaiio. dsaii. ese..
rc,esisa 'irP:sr su eE.6rnEso c intss!iros. L.
HERBTSE ea IN medicinn as~s5:adR para
,osrario. EsG-nula al hiEado. t~ortfiea e. cs-
tonnage y ~rariftea las !rssstinez. Do veata
- IA so.isa Do san Ped-o, eIo. w. coa.-
r.sres S. Sar Aafs-ir- TcxAA- tAdvl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

-Cuando nceesr1e I'd. libros en- es.
9anol, piGaIos a Ia Liberia de Igns.
clio E.NLozano, lis N. Santa Rora AT.
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LOS ALIADOS TOMARAN UNA ACCION MILL
TAR CONTRA FL GOBlERNO DE HUNGRIA
ProbabEenente ordenaran una invasion del pals
por fuerzas ruT7anaS, CheCas = esI0-
VaCas y yugoesLaVaS

que los ~gobiernos mencionados haCan
saber en- que extension puedea pres
tar su cooperation para llevar Il ca
TO las operaciones militares contra
las fuerzas de Bella Kun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

LONDRES. julio l2.-un dcSpa-
enc Gc C~opcnh&gue en- Ell que Sc tras-
mite una information procedentc de
Budapest, ia cuenta dc que ha re-
gresado a ia capital hungar3 n
mission que Bella Kun envio a Mos
cou, despues de haber tenido n
iarga confercrcia en- esa capital con
Leninc Y Troztky. Bella Kun recibio
una carta de Leninc en- la que lie d.
ce que Hungria seria convertida en-
la base para la propaganda bolshe-
vikc contra las p~otencias occidentales
de Europa. La delegation hungara
que regreSa de Moscou, Sc dice que
obtuvo varios millones de pesos en-
billetes falsificados de los bancos de
In~glsterra Y Francia, que seran
emrleados para Ia propaganda.
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quiere que Sc Ie de
Otra concession en-
Tien TSin

PARIS. Julio liza delegation
itallana dc Paz ha enviado una nota
a la Conferencia de pa. pidicndo
que 50 de q Italia las ~concesiores que
Austria tenia en- Ten Tsin, China.
seg1n Sc supo hoy en- esta capital.
Este asunto Sc joa a tratar en- Ia
session de esta ta:de del Console de
'os C7co, juntamente con oCras cues
cloEeS, entire las cue Sc ~eGcuentra la
del trafico comercial con Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
WILSON REVISTARA
LA NUEVA FLOTA
DEL pACIFICO
Esta armada saIdra de
Hampton Roads para
San Diego eI22

WASHINGTON, Julio liza flo
ia del Pacifico organizada r%eciente-
mente, saldra de Hampton Roads, ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

EISIORTA DEL Oral. ZAPATA y Del
ZAPATTSNO. la novcla sobrp IA c~oaquis-
L. de Mexico. AMOR Y SUpLICIo. pcr el
L.,. Igeaao Paz y a-ticu.ns dc actuaiiGad
= 70 gran interss para q pucblo raexicaro.
cs?eeiancrtc para las clases t-aha;a5oras.
SCbserio2se y e eav:arun.cs. 81 10 desea.
Gssie ci primer nuneEo, coas.Ge1aaGolo como
5ub5@=ipte- deEdc Ia fecha CT qce sa.pe-5
Z pablicasC cue fue el 10. &c :aaio.
Presto del e;ensi2s. franco &C parts, 20 cts.
H--.rn- u n.rh-.-n.sAn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

DiriiI su- Hed!dos on estanipiliss IL Co.
-rro C en- gi-us ~Tastslsz n Lie. oetsvis fs..
f-nsreHts de c, g. viaecat, III y. Broad
way. Lea Angeles. Cal
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liza = ZAPiTA.


Va sQsrec:6 e. magazine La Senana.'
Sc QGbIica 5odos los domingos. Contieae De
GRAN SENSATION Ia
EEDA De EPANCLSCO VIZ
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
HITCHCOCK ADVOCATES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CHICAGO. March 26.-Declaring that
there is only one League Of Nations
constitution before the world and that
people must accept this OF nothiog.. Sen
ator. G.. VI. Hitchcock Of Nebraska, for-
merry chairman of the committee on for
eign relations. paused a moment IN his
speech to the Association Of Commerce
today. and added:
IT am for it" -,
We need not deceive ourselves with
foolish hopes that wars viii naturally
cease" Senator Hitchcock said EX-
perience has shown that they come
whether nations are barbarous or civil
lied. Christian or Pagan. educated or
illtcrate.
They will continue in the future as
they have in the past unless nations
unite in a plan to avoid them. For the
first time in history nations arc making
an effort to do this
will the efforts Of the men at Paris
succeed or fail? The answer is Of ire
rnendous Importance to families who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27

Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The
program will take up fraternaL. insplra-
tional and instruction work and Will De
Of q varied nature. 4 banquet and 50
cial session will also be a part Of the
program.
Among the speakers will be waiter ~
Snow, state secretary: Mrs. Ella MOTIFS
Snow, state chldren's division superln-
tendent. and NJ. Guy Van Buskirk. state
young peoples division superintendent
Every Sunday school In the county Is
expected to take part in the convention
and 70 send delegates and 1t Is expected
that there will be 4 splendid represen-
tation present
The official program will be an
nornced within a few days and Will De
of special interest to al. The WORK 10
be taken up will be Of an important ma
ture and every Sunday school anu
church worker is urged to do everything
POSSIBLE to make the convention granc
success and with their help this Is as
Sured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
FOUR MORE SENATORS .
AGREE WITH PHELAN
Jones and King Insist on Keeping In
migration Question In Hands
Of Natives.

VI N1t4N0p'
WASHINGTON, March 26.-tour
moro western senator's today dehneo
their attitude in the fight started by
Senator Phclan (Cal.) to make certain
that the League Of Nations covenant
does not contain anything which mlGht
be construed in the future to permit ra-
cial equality between white and Orl-
entail peoples and through which Japan
might force the issu of immigration TO
q decision by the league council "hcEe
tho United States would have only one
vote
Senator's Jones (Wash.) and King
(Utah) came out today In support OF the
effort to keep the immigration question
in the hands of each nation to deter
mine for itself. Senator JONES caEi"d
the American Peace commission in Paris
indorsng the position Of Senator Phe-
Ian and insisting further that such qucs-
lions should be excluded from inquiry.
Senator King, in telegram to HIS laIi-
fornia colleague. said he had already
written such a suggestion TO the Amcrl-
can delegation.
Senator's Pittman (Nev) ana Ken
drick. (Wyo.) both administration sup
portcrs tclegraphed Mr.. Phel2n that
while they agreed that the question OF
Japanese immigration and racial equal
ity should be safcgua rded, they felt that
President Wilson and the American com
mission could be relied upon to provide
such safeguards.
Senator Jones cabled the American
commission as follows:
IT indorse cable Of Senator Phelar
relating to immigration. etc. and GO
further and insist compact exclude such
questions from inquiry"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR CARE

Hair is by far the most co'tsplr
nous thing about us and is pro oooiy
the most easily damaged ny ps'o "
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weather, one that brings out all the
natural beauty Of the hair. that ais,
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simply dissolv:ng teaspoon1ul OF
canthrox (Which you can get
any druggist's) in a cup OF nGt
water. This makes full cup
shampoo liquid. enough 50 it is eas
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and creates soothing. cooif
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While tho hair takes on the glSs
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nuffiness which makes II
much heavier than it IS. AfteraI
throx shampoo. arranging thu
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
ECZEMA ON ENTIRE
BODY IS YEARS |
In Red PimpIes That Itched
So Could Not Sleep.

&c! had eczema on my entire body.
It broke out in little, red pinples that
would inaane and itch 50 that could
not sleep. The itching caused meto
irritate and scratch, and could not
do my regular work The breaking
out caused Disagreement, and lasted
about fifteen years.
~ used many remedies, but With
out success, and then used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. After using
two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Cuticura Ointment was
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For Piles
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KNOCKS TIRE COSTS

GooDYEsR FAcToEY METHOD
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The value of performance. 1t is by the tests
of time and mileage that the true value Of Hud-
son Super-six performance is proven. Many
years of uninterrupted production has endowed
the Hudson with consistency and durability
factors to be found only in the best of every
thing.
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Power, Speed, Economy of Operation-that's
what this truck means in any business or on
any farm-certain delivery, saving, profit.
Every feature is tried and tested success
Ask for specifications
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
PADS AND FANCHs.

There are fashions in medicines IA
we'll ms in millinery. Many medicines
that were pouIar forty years ago arc
now almost unknown. Only the best
survive and maintain their popularity
despite the fads and fancics Of the hour,
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is one OF
these. For moro than forty years 1t has
increased in favor and popularity. In
many families the third generation are
using Il and with the best rcsults. When
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27

Uniform efficiency and economy, the expert
ence Of scores of Stutz drivers right here IN
Wheeling shows that the Stutz delivers more
nearly 100 per cent mechanical efficiency with
greater economy at all speeds and under all
conditions of travel than any other car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
NHEEL|NC|TES
TAKE MONEY IN
|. BE. TOURNEY

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer'
TOLEDO. Ohio, March "6.-flFe
places in the singles money and one IN
the doubles were earned by wheeling
rin artists here today in the matinee
events Of tho American Bowling Con-
gross annual classic.
Starring hnnors were divided between
Opperman and Rumbarger. who COM
bined for total of 1927 in the doubles
and Klndelbergcr. who posted h'Gh
count of Gal in the singles.
The count of the high doubles PAIR
takes thcm into ninth place while Nm,
dlebergcr is eighteenth in the lndlTlduai
events. :.
7 Ruurbergcr was the heavy man IN
the doubles, totalling 64G. That ne olo
not bowl himself out in this event was
shown when he came hack with money
mark of 594 in his singles.
A poor getaway in the five man event
last night was all that kept RumoarEer
from a good position in the all events
Tis total is 1.766, just OUTSIDE III"
money.
That the Bowling game is never oEcr
until ended was shown in the WORK ol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27

must furnish soldiers OF they O. faii'
It Is Of great importance to Taxpayers
IF the league is not formed. the peace
signed ut Paris will be only a truce. ana
every nation will resume war prepa-
rations on bigger scale than ever.
Taxes in the United States TO cover
these preparations would run into hum
dreds Of millions Of dollars year
Most Of this burden would be in the
form Of taxes on income and business
profits"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
Mum COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION ON APRIL 8 AND .
E1oHrYENTH ANNUAL CoFVEH-
TON WILL BE HELD AT SECOND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Splendid Program Has Been Prepared
FOR tbe Two Days by the OFF,
cials tn Charge.

Much interest is being manifested IN
the coming convention Of the: ONO
County Sunday School association
which will be held at the Second Pres
brterian church April Sth and 9Th. A
splendid program has been prepared TOT
the occasion and every Sunday school,
in the local district will be asked to par
tcipate.
The opening session will be held OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27

Oppcrman and Rumbargcr. They open
ed with a lowly 353 and then settled
down to business. coming back with 426
and winding up with ass. There were
but two misses in the six games.
Hndle bergcr had a good ball Work
inr in his games and lost several good
hits through one pin standing. else his
mark would have been considerably
higher. lie started with 236. came back
with oO4, getting a split in the last
frame Of this game and finished with
col
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Summons


State of Colorado. County of Delta,
SIS. In the County Court.
Milton r Welch. Plaintiff, VS.. ]. c.
Schmidt and Elizabeth Schmidt, De-
PENDANTS.
The People of the State of Colorado,
To ]. C. Schmidt and Elizabeth
Schmidt the defendants above named
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff in the Coun-
ty Court of Delta County. State OF
Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. if served within this
County; or. If served out of this Coun-
ty. or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclu-
siye of the day of service; or judgment
by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of the com
plant And if copy of the complaint
in the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or if the
service hereof be made out of this
State. then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefcre specified for ap-
pearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking of judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The action is brought to recover a
balance of One Hundred Twenty-Five
and 1900 Dollars (s129.13) due from
defendants to the plaintiff for rent
and proceeds from crops grown on the
Northeast Quarter (NEA) Southeast
Quarter (SE14) of Section Eleven G1)
Township Fifteen G5) South of Range
Ninety-six 1861 West of the 9th P NJ
and to recover the sum of Two Hun
dred Sixty-five and $500 Dollars
CS265.SS) due from defendants to
plaintiff for alfalfa hay sold by plain
tiff to defendants, and for general re-
lief as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which
reference is here made: A copy of
which is hereunto attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the SOM
plant
Given under my hand as attorney
for the plaintiff at Delta in said Coun-
ty, this Goth day of March A. D.. 1919.
MILTON R. WEIGH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
First Pub. April IL, Last May 2. 1919