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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

~TF The administration az Nasnlns-
1 ION lets Carranza pass troops
through the United tsates 70 Juarez,
neither I nor anyone else win be able
10 hold my men, said Pancho villa.
on being informed Of the Mexican gov
ernments request 10 bring men from
Sonora through Arizona and e1her
border states on this side Of the line.
Gen Angeles and I shah do all IN
our power. bur my men know that
president Wilson. =hen I was in pow
er IN Mexico. treated me as friend.
sent Gen. Scott to visit me and loaded
me with h0nors and, as soon as re-
verses came. he let my enemies vio-
late the neutrality laws ana bring In
soldiers TO attempt my destruction.
81 win not be responsible for the
lives and property OF Americans ~
permit
These statements were made TO an
American from Parral who arrived in
I'll Haso Thursday on one OF the lasr
trains from Chihuahua
Expect villa 20 Attack.
The telegraph 1Ine 10 Chihuahua is
stIl in operation Mexican officials
here deny It's use 10 the public, but
state that no attack has been made
They admit that villa is in the neigh
horhood and that an attack may be
expected
II is claimed that there are 5000 fed
eral troops at santa Rosalia. south Of
Chihuahua City which came from
Gen Dieguezs force in Torreon- This
statement IS doubted by recent arri-
walls from the south. who say the gar
rison at that point Is much smaller.
That villa Is in the immediate Vi
entity Of Chihuahua City IS confirmed
bv the statement o. the Mexican au-
thorities here that Gen. Silvino Garcia.
with q strong force. is making a sortie
from Chihuahua to the northwest 10
attack a villa force in the outskirts
Of the citr.
Battle Year san Andres.
ffau- JeTue agustin Castro. com
mand5ng federal forces at Chlhuahua
rilr this morning wired to Col J.
Gonzales Escobar. at Fl Paso. that Oh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
WILSON SPEAKS
H0N0RINGD DEAD
Declares Spirit Of Heroes
Who Fell in France
Is Still Living.

the issue u is delightful to learn
from those who saw these men fight
and saw them waiting in the trenches
for the summons to the fight that they
had touch of the high spirit of re-
ligion. that they knew they We're ex-
hibiting a spirit as wen as a physical
might and those of us who know and
love America know that they were
discovering to the whole world the
true spirit and devotion Of their moth
erland. 1t IVES America who came in
the person of these men ana who VIII
forever be grateful that She was so
represented
Not Buried in Alien Soil.
and IL is the more delightful TO en-
terrain these thoughts because we
know that these men. though buried
in foreign land. are not buried in an
alien soil They are at home. sleep
ing with the spirits of those who
thought the same thoughts and enter
tanned the same aspirations The no
bic women Of Suresnes have given evil
dence OF the loving sense which they
received these dead as their own. FOR
they have cared for their graves. they
have made IL their interest. their low
ing interest 20 see that there was no
hour Of neglect and that constantly
through all the months that have gone
bT the mothers at home should know
that there were mothers here who
rem ellla1lEA ana AuAuIeN LAelE NeaA-
You have Just heard in the heauti-
ful letter from II. Clemenceau what ]
believe to be the real message OF
France to us on a day like this, a mes
sage OF genuine comradeship. q mes
sage Of genuine sympathy. and 7 have
no doubt that if our British comrades
were here they would speak in the
same spirit and I'm the same language.
For the beauty OF this var is that it
has brought new uartue rslip and a
new comradeship and new under
standing into the field Of the effort
Of the nation.
Must Learn Lesson They Taught.
But it would be no profit to rs 70
eulogize these iuustrious dead III we
did not take to heart the lesson which
they have taught us. They are dead
they have done their utmost TO show
their devotion 10 a great cause. and
they have left ms 20 see 90 it that that
cause shall not be betrayed. whether
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
TORRES STILL HOPES TO
TAKE TROOPS VIA u. S.

Nagales. Ariz., May 30.-Gen. Juan
Torres. commanding the troop train
that arrived here from Hermosillo
this morning with q force intended
for the reinforcement Of Juarez. has
wired 10 president Carranza at Mex
leo City to request ambassador Bon
illas TO interview state department
officials and try TO get permission TO
move his command through Arizona
ana New Mexico
II is evidently his desire TO bring
the troops to the Texas-New Mexico
line three miles from Fl PasO and
march them across the river and 10
Lmarar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
MEXICAN TROOPS AT THE
BORDER COMING THIS WAY

lions in the United states. He is held
In high esteem by the French govern
ment and was considered by the Unit
ed States government, a. the time OF
the Niagara Falls conference. as the
best selection for the Mexican presi-
dency.
Angeles is about IS years old and is
fun blooded Mexiran Indian as
were Porfirio Diaz and Huerta- He is
academy. the West Point Of Mexico. 20
Ind OF the St. Cyr Artillery school in
France
Il was pointed ont ny IN official
Of the state department today that
Angeles drought brains an ahil-
Ity to the anti-CarranEa move
ment.- which g. considered the most
serious the present Mexican gov
eminent has had TO face.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
NEW MEXICO IS
AFTERGANE HOG
Special Deputy Sent South
To Watch for the El
PaSOanS.

santa Fe. y ~. May s0.-With in
structions from game warden Thomas
p. Gable TO eradicate game hogs and
to arrest vi0larors Of the New MeNico
game laws, field deputy game warden
j. F. O'Leary has gone TO the New
Mexico-TeXas border to keep sharp
lookout for the men from Ell Paso re-
ported TO be habitual violators Of the
law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Big Sum To
AdUertiSeState
Of chihuahua
Government to Spend Large
Sum To Exploit The
Advantages of Land.

travellers who have recently come
M from Chihuahua say that governor
Andres Ortiz had written some Of the
mining companies operating in the
state asking them to contribute to
fund to advertise that state. II is said
that the governor went on 70 state
that Il was proposed TO raise a fund
Of $4,000 for this work and that al
Important industries should contribute
TO help put before the world the re-
sources Of Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
THREE GRADUATE AT SANTA
Re DEAF AND DUMB sCHOC

Santa Fe- n. H. Nay 30-At the
New Mexico school for the deaf and
dumb al santa Fe THURSDAY diplo-
mas were given three graduates
Benito Baca. Of Belen; Joseph Ward,
Of Las Cruces. who left for Akron. o.
and Vincent Clancy. OF santa Fe-
Baca and Ward have secured positions
with the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Co. at Akron. There were so pupils
al the school for the deaf and dumb
during the mast year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

frfn- Je7ug agusrin castro. COM
mand5ng federal forces at Chlhuahua
eiLg this morning wired TO Col J.
Gonzales Escobar. at Fl Paso. that On
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
IF TROOPS co THROUGH j. S.
| CAN'T HOLD my MEM VILLA

American From Parral Says Villa Won't Be Responsible
For American Lives If CaETanza Troops Go Through
q S.; SAYS His Men Know How Wilson Treated
Him and His Enemies; More Troops at Juarez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

The archives OF the German gem
erai stan consists Of more than b0O.-
600 volumes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
c. T. Hickey Sees
Great Oil Future
For New Mexico

G. r Hickey. wealthy on operator
with offices In Ncw York. san Fran
cisco and Ft Worth. Texas. has ex-
pcctations Of New Mexico as an oil
producing state.
Mr. Hickey is registered At the Al
varado today. lie frankly admitted
TINT Sew MeNico's oil prospects
brought him here. incidentally. Mr.
Hickey lived in Albuquerque In 1871.
His father, James T. Hickey, was In
the hide ami wool business here al
that time. From 1895 to 1901 NJ.
Hickey was u travelling auditor ~ The
Santa Fc. Later no made a lucky
deal in OH lands aud has been In tn
oil business ever since.
A|lbuquerque is the gathering place
NJ oil men in the southwest. MIR
Hickey comedies. That's why
came here" ne said. Later he mas
open an office here.
ON account OF the drastic laws of
Texas concerning drilling for oil, there
u a growing tendency on the part OF
the oil men TO come To New Mexico
Mr.. Hickey said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
.DODSON SOUNDS
CALOMEL'S DOOM
Tho Liver Tone Man Warns
Folks Against the sickening,
Salivating Drug.

Ugh! Calomei makes you sick. Ita
horriblel Take n dose OF the danger
GUS drug tonight and tomorrow you
lose a day.
Calomei IL mercury when Il comes
into contact with sour bile, II crashes
into Il. breaking u up Then Il When
you feel that awful NAUSEA ana
cramping. n you are sluggish, " liver
II torpid and bowels c~onsiipated' OF
YOU have headache. dizziness, coated
tongue. ~ breath is bad or stomach
sour. Just try a spoonful OF harmless
D0dson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go TO 49,
drug store and get a bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a few cents
Take a spoonful and II u doesn't
straightcn you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous. go bach TO
the store and get your money. bod
sons Liver Tone II destroying the sals
OF calomei because II a not saliVate
Dr. make you sick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
SANTA FE FIESTA
TO BE MADE PERMANENT

SANTA FE. y. Nj. oct. s0.-Tho
h-sta ~ Santa Fe commemorative OF
olden days. II 10 be- a permanent In
stliuttcn. u has been decided by an
enthusiastic gathering representing.
I've business aud professional interests
~ the capital The fiesta this year
hud for the guests Of honor Admiral
Bctson, chief NJ naval operations. l..
: navy n Major General George +.
Barnett, commander Of the T.. y. ma
rinc corps. both ~ whom were mere
10 receive a distinguished service
medal that had been voted by the last
New Mexico Legislature. Thoy were
here all three day. Of the fiesta. The
sum Of t2.50O already has bcen sub
scrihcd for eNt years celebration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
GHOSTS TO WALK
TOMORROW NIGHT,
BETTER WATCH OUT
Householders Will Do Well TO
Bring in Door Mats and Lock
Up Garden Hose For it viii Be
Hallowe en- Night.

Ghosts walk tomorrow night. Little
ghosts In pillowcases and big sheets
with pumpkin hends viii prowl.
Scratches. rapping and tic-iacs will
sound on the window u Door
bells viii be rung by invisible visitors
ana door-mats Will disappear by in
visible hands. There's magic in the
air. FOR II is Halloween.
In Wow Of this same mab.y. house
holders viii do well to bring In their
dOor-n-ats. porch chairs and garden
hose before they 20 to bed. People
giving parties had better bring In the
icc-cream freezer from the back
porch and empty II early before the
magic gets In IL.
The celebration Of Halloween Ia an
early English custom marking the
night before the festival ~ All Saints
which falls on November I. II VIVA
customary to crack nuts. duck Tor APP
pics In tubs of water and to indulge
In other harmless nreside revelrics.
Mysterious ceremonies were practiced
by the superstitious. such as building
ghost fires, walking downstairs back
wards holding a mirror. and other
Rites alleged to TcVcal ones fate.
Such games and stunts will be per
formed at innumcrahlc parties to-
morrow night. Everyone h. going tn
u regular "spook' party, a masqucr-
AIDE or "a dance. There will be q biz
Halloween dance at the Elk's club
given for men in uniform and their
friends 10y the X. OF g. war activities.
The Country club has planned a
fancy dance Tor tonight, and there
viii be dancing. In each Of the several
halls In the city on Friday night.
The police and county shoriTs
will be out In extra force merely 90
prevent disOrdCrly conduct and 90
prevent destruction OF property. Even
a policeman can remember hat he
was a boy once. There was little eX-
element ON All Hallow's Eve last year
TO- the whole city was guaranteed
with the influenza which was Just at
It's height at this time.
Days were In Albuquerque when
the police were led a merry chase by
a gang Of boys who did everythipg
possible from e%levating farm wagon
80 roofs Of churches to batting OIL
GERS with apparently stolen" hicyClCI
which were connected with the elos-
tric lighting system Of the city. The
story Is told OF how q bunch Of young
fellows pulled "a ago All the way
from the highlands to the river banks
one Halloween, and Just M they were
about TO leave II In the mud the own
er's head raised out to the bottom oi
the wagon, aud at the point of a gun
forced the Logs 10 pull II back home
again.
But wonder Of wonders, this ycni
will sec a Halloween without spirits
Thcrc will be ghosts and "hnuutF'
apicnty, but not one single spirit-uoi
u drop. To make up Tor the laci
everyone is prepared 20 throw dignity
to The -four winds, tear the veil OF re
serve into shrgds and iump with hoti
feet into "a night Of whirllng rcVelry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

Albuquerque Saturday evening aud
remain until Sunday evening.
Al a union meeting OF the executive
officers of several OF the young pei
pies soSieiVs Of this city, plans were
made TO have a meeting on Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock In the prosby-
terrain church Of all cllgiblcs to Junior
Christian Endeavors or Junior League
societies. This would include child
rem from 10 ~ years OF age.
Al 6 O'Clock Sunday evening. a
union meeting especially for the Ep-
worth leagues n Senior Christian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
AT nm 1YnIC.

Wesley barry, the freckle-f faced
youngaier who made such a hit In
Daddy Long Legs" has paid his first
fine for speeding.
During the taking Of "Hcr King
dom OF Dreams" starring Anita
Stewart which II being shown at the
Lyric thcaier. Wesley was called up
on 20 use his private motorcycle.
This IL a gasoline contraption driven
BY n negro boy about Weslcys age.
Wesley rides In The side-@ir.
Wesley had stopped to eat a ham
burger on his why TO the Anita
Stewart studios and he was having
his negro chauffeur make up the
lost time When u relentless California
speed cop nabbed him.
Ten dollars" smiled the Judge ~
Wesley refused 20 plead under ags'
which would have saved him the
fine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
FIREMAN ATTACKED,
LEFT UNCONSCIOUS
ON THE STREET
Harry With Assaulted on South
First Street by Unidentified
Far:y-Taken to Santa Pc Hos
pital at Las Vegas.

Harry White. n Rnnta We fireman
was attacked and badly beaten b, an
unknown party on South First street
about 1880 O'Clock last night. Hla
nssnilnnt escaped.
Mr.. White. who came In on his
regular run yesterday as fireman on
NO. 2 was going TO his room last
might when attacked from behind. He
PASSED three men Rtnndlnr at tie
corner Of the Bittner house but did
not recognise any or them. A short
time later he heard some one walking
rapidly behind him, and a. they were
about to- pass. he turned his head
slightly 20 see who il was when he
was struck "a terrific blow on the side
OF b head. Mr.. White retained
consciousness after the first blow
hut " temporarily blinded him aud he
could not see his aSsailant, who
struck him several more times before
White lost consciousness, his last
recollection was calling as loud as
possible for help.
When found MIR. White was covered
with blood and his head was badly
bruised, although II Is not believed
The skull WIS fractured. tic Wa
taken To a hospital for treatment last
night. and left on train No. 10 for
a Vegas this morning 20 enter a
Santa 70 hospital there. NJ. white
N6 H'H' Ahifu 70 IRE ono pA iNe tn-
zines on this same train this morning
us part OF his round TRIP.
re has no idea as 10 whom the
nssnilant was nor the cause, for II
u was rohi cry, the thug iaiisd In his
attempt. perhaps due to ae fact that
White cried out seNerlf times for
help, n may have frightened tho
bandit away. There IL a possible
chance II was "A ease OF mistaken
identity and MIR White was mistaken
for some one else.
AccordiuE TO fellow employees NJ.
Nhtto Is a very quiet, peaceful mar
ana scout the idea OF the attack bc-
ing the result Of personal Affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
New Mexico Weekly
Industrial Review

Tucumcari Merritt Annex oil
company buys $4,000 acres In local
field
T%tlarosa Basin on company to be-
gin drilling %
Tlunie-Commcrclal Petroleum 10
drill for OH In eIondo valley.
$500. 600 paid FOR 20 acres IN
"Burkhurnctt FIELD.
Champn Williams wen spuddcd In
aud drilling commenced, HUNDRED
mat several large ToNas oil compln-
les have men heading this way,
Alhuquerque's big saWmill begins
operations.
nouu ANA county shipped 500 cars
melons during season.
Fair,icw Tin claims sell for Si.b,-
600 each
Mlgdnlenn ships 2s cars cattle.
E%stnrCin's huge bean elevator
about finished; capacity 20 carloads.
Tons OF drilling tools and mnchin-
crv are delivered len Tularosn basin.
bean crop estimated at n million
bushels.
Aibuoucrquc building keeps up de-
spite high cost OF an materials.
Ic-dsburg. COOPERATIVE company
10 have notution min running by
Nov. !.
Tucumcari-Plans for new station
] being ~cNpcditedN
Gallup Rich oil strike made near
here.
Gmut County Copper company
crects mill 10 handle zinC ores.
silver Gity.-Black Hawk continues
operation with fun crew.
Roswell canning factory turns ou'
5000 gallons canned goods daily.
Carlsbad. otis and Loving cotton
gins running full blast.
Construction progressing on two
federal aid road projects IA ChhNes
county.
Carlsbad ships five ears goats,
Tyrone-Good progress made on
new Phelps Dodge mill.
santa Rosa hotel being romodelcd
and refurniShed.
Taylor creek now tin mine camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
At Theaters Today

"r' manufactured pre-
santa the popular Elsie Ferguson
In ~ SncirtS ENiic;" also a Pnm-
mount Drew comedy, "a sistcrly
scheme"
IDEAL THEATIaR--The SUPER
feature. "pnid Ia Adsanrc." With
Dorothy Phillips and an all-stat
cast. II In James oliver Curwoods
drnm.tic masterpiece.
IY1tIC THEATEIt-Anlta Stew
nrt. With an nii-ftar casi, In "Hcr
Kingdom Of Drrunis.' OF seven
reels: hiso q reel ~ kinogram-
World Wcekiy pictures.
PASTIME T1HEATER- Repeat.
Ing today thnt great super feature,
"Brcnk the News To Mother"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
NOTICE!

On and after November the first, 1919, the
Tailors, Cleaners, Hatters and Dyers of Albu-
querque, will charge the following prices (no
commission will be given and no dead heads
allowed:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
(For Pressing Only)
Cleaning and Blocking of Hats

Sew ribbon mp tu li line 35c
Sew ribbon from ~ t. 20
line ...............5 OC
New ribbon from 20 to 20
line zoe
Cans cleaned 500
Cleaning and blocking l'aua-
ma hats .SI.5O
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
At THE IDEAL.

Paid In AdNancc" a story OF the
Canadian northwest and the Yukon
gold regions. Is the latest Jewel pho
todramn from tbs Universal studios
to he seen after Destiny" In which
Dorothy Phillips also played the lead
ing role. Allen j. HOluhar's director
who III In private life the stars hus-
hand, adapted the story to the screen
from a tale BY James Oliver Curwooi.
q famous American writer. whose
speciality l. tho printed picturization
Of those communities. Paid In All
vance" is showing at the Ideal the
alter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30

Endeavors is TO be held In the Lead
Avenue Methodist church. Special
music has been arranged for the
evening meeting.
An urgent Invitation Is extended TO
any aud all persons interested IN
working with children. who would be
willing to assist la the religious Sdu-
cation and entertainment OF the chit
dreu. which work has been sadly ne
elected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-30
LIOYDs no ENTEn sTNTE.

SANTA FE. y NJ. oct 30.-Appli-
cation has been made to the commits
Htenor ~ insurance 10y tho United
States Lloyds, Of New York. TO uans-
act business in TIE state OF New
Mexico. The company proposes %
write insurance on transportation.
\ scaplaHe IN being built which
will he driven By a 5000 horsepower
engine.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-19
A SOLDIERS -GEr-ToGETHER-
Personal Letter Being Sent to Every
Soldier, Sailor and Marine
Who Served

Arrangements are being made for
a meeting in Linton on Thursday
July Sd, of all the former soldiers
sailors and marines who served dur
ing the world war from Emmons
county.
Entertainment will be provided
and arrangements will be made to
have delegate of the American Lee
gion present to help us organize a
county post of the American Legion,
Posts, of the new war veterans order
are being organized rapidly in every
community in the land.
An organization of the men who
served in the various military and
naval departments will be of deep in
terest in years to come. At present
there are more practical things to be
considered. The returned soldiers
sailors and marines should have some
means of getting information, etc.
on matters pertaining to their future
dealings with the government, insur-
ance matters, allotments, compensa-
ton. etc.
Every service man will want to be
behind such an organization, and the
committee in charge desires to have
every one present on July Sd to assist
in the initial organization of the local
chapter.
Personal invitations will be sent to
all whose names are available. Vol
'unteers and others are requested to
send in their names to John Meier
Linton, N. ..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-19

which is on somewhat smaller scale
than the plant at Dayton, but is no
less modernly equipped.
These new facilities give daily
capacity of $4,000 bottles, but az
Tanlnc is rapidly being introduced
into foreign countries It is probably
only question of few years before
even large facilities will become NEG
essary.
While the manufacturers are nee
essarily working for capacity produce
ton, it is fundamental rule OF the
Tanlac Laboratories that the quality
of the medicine shall never be sacri-
feed to secure quantity output.
Uniform quality is guaranteed by
series Of careful inspections by ex-
pert chemists, from the time the
roots, harbs, and barks are received
in their rough state from MI parts Of
the globe until their medicinal pro-
perties have been extracted by the
most approved processes. The fin
ished medicine is then bottled. label
led. and shipped out to the tens of
thousands of druggists throughout
the United States and Canada, to sup
ply>a demand naver before equalled
for this or any other medicine.
The executive sales Offices are To-
Gated in Atlanta, Georgia, and occu-
py almost an entire floor of the
Fourth National Bank Building Of
that city.
Tanlac is sold in Bradiock by J. F.
Fitzgibbons. and by one leading drug
gist in each town.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Special Warranty

Special Warranty
Mackey j Thompson and Mary S
Thompson to Michael Dietz, S1s of
NEA, NWA Of NEA and NWA Of
SEA of 2O-131-78. 81 etc.
Warranty Deeds
Security State Bank to Andreas
Richter, lots 3, a, blk. SO, Milwaukee
Land Company's fifth addition Stras-
burg. 81 etc.
L d Seaman and Carrie Seeman to
Franz Bosch, n1s of NWA Of 24-132-
70. 81 ETC..
L D Seeman and Carrie Seeman to
Fred w Bosch, NJ Of NWA of "a
1928. 81 etc.
Oscar Peterson to Charles A Carl
son, SEX of SWA Of 20; Eh of NV
4 and SWA of NWA of 29-136-78
81, 10000.
Joseph Weisbeck and Magdalena
Weisbeck to Raymond M Volk, NV
X of II; and Mex of 1s-13O-74
SIP 10000.