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tor should come near him, and he said he would follow Gods will whether he should die or be releas- ed," said the elder Hennesy.
 Still refusing to admit defeat, Mr. Barry returned and consulted the doctors, and then took them out to where the father was standing.
 "You have confidence in the nuns who are attending your son" Barry asked MT. Hennesy, and the latter nodded. Will you," MT. Barry then continued, "permit then under doc tors supervision to keep Sean alive by measures other than by forcible feeding for the next twelve hours ?''
 "Yes," MT. Hennesy replied after a long interval, eff it is understood that the doctors will keep away"
 Rush to Bedside.
 The physicians immediately rush. ed off toward the prison house across the yard from the governors res idence to instruct the nuns in their work of keeping the lad alive.
 The doctors told the correspondent there was no truth in the reports that the hunger strikers in the jail had been receiving food surreptiti- ously. They said they had sent a message to the government this
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&1essages of Commanders oi
 Participating Divisions are Reprinted

New York, Sept. 11.-Tomorrow i: ssthe second anniversary of the battle sOf St. Mihiel when an American ar my command by Americans fought for the first time on European soi and by clearing the Germans from the famous salient, won glorious { victory.
 Commemeration of that anniversa- ry the commanding generals of eight combat divisions of the American Expeditionary Forcee which took part in that battle have sent mes sages of greeting through the Am erican legion to the men VITO fought under their command.
 At dawn Sept. 12, 1918, began the
 first all-American major offensive < battle of the war in which reduced in 48 hours the wedge held by the Ger mans since 1914.
 @ In the operation the Americans z took 16,000 prisoners, AS guns and vast quantities of materials, and es- tablished the allied line in position Ito threaten Metz. The assaulting troops suffered 1000 casualties. < The divisions participating were the First, regulars, from all states; Second, regulars and marines, all states; Fourth, regulars, all states; Fifth, regulars, all states, Twenty sixth, New England national guard; Forty-second or Rainbow, national # tuard from 27 states; Eighty sec end, Georgia, Alabama and Tennes- ne, national army troops; Eighty ninth, Kansas, Missouri, South Da- < kota and Nebraska national army trcops; Ninetieth, Texas and Okla homa national army troops. Tho messages of the division com Manders, which appear in the cur < fent issue of the American Legion Weekly, the official publication of fhe legion, follows:
 First Division: "On the anniversa- 1Sty of the reduction of St. Mihiel sa- 1ient ! desire to extend the greetings of the First Division and myself s&o III our members, wherever they my De, in rememberance of the nlomentous events of that day and of the superb spirit; the high morale md the fine courage that animated khe entire command.
 Signed )-C. P. Summerall, Major GensrAl, U. s. A.
 SocOnd Division-"To the men who Sstve4 in the Second Division dur m t%e world war; September 12 will n th5 second anniversary of the bat tle o8 St. Mihiel. In that battle, for 4he ffrst time in history an American army, under American command, 3oueht on European soil. It was a ]. Sreat victory. The Second Division played glorious part in that victo- # II. It broke through the enemy's Fortified lines, and leading the ad- Sanee, it seized the crossings of the kupt de Mad, captured Thiau-
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forget the men who died on those eventful days.-W. P. Burnham, Col onel, Infantry, U. s. A.
 Eighty Ninth Division-"To the members of the Eighty-Ninth Divi- sion: My affectionate greetings. Upon this second anniversary of the great struggle at St. Mihiel my pulse quickens at the thought of the deeds of valor which marked the part you played. Equally patriotic is the way you have individually. grasped the postwar problems of re-adjustment. Heartiest congratulations.-W. M. Wright, Major General, U.. s. A.
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TO KEEP STARVING STRIKERS ALIVE TO
 PROVE INNOCENCE
Father Consents to Have News Preserve Lads Life for
 Twelve Hours

Cork, Sept 1.-The father o1 Sean Hennesy, the 19 year old lad who is on hunger strike in Cork jail, consented today to permit the nuns to keep him alive until it is possible to present to the government proofs of his innocence. These proofs it is asserted, have been. ob- tained.
 The nuns, under directions of the governments physician are endeav- bring to ameliorate Hennesy's con- dition. The physician today told the correspondent that not only Hen- nesy but Michael Burke, Michael O. Reilley and Donovan were in an ex- tremely critical condition and that it was problematical whether the lives of any of them could be saved.
 According to Harold Barry, for mer high sheriff of Cork, who has been making efforts to save Hennesy's life, Professor Nolan, president of the college at Ballingarry, the home of Hennesy, telephoned Barry this morning that he could convince the authorities that Hennesy was not implicated in the offense of which he is accused.
 Accompanied by the correspondent of The Associated Press, MT. Barry hastened to the jail, and, in the presence of Jail Governor King, ap- pealed to the doctors to keep Henne- sy alive until Barry could communi- cate with Premier Lloyd George. The physicians replied that they were eager to help, but that they had giv- en their word of honor to Hennesy and the boys father, John Hennesy that they would not attempt to min ister to the youh.
 Faher Turns Deaf Ear.
 MT. Barry was undeterred and ob- tained the jail governors permission to talk to Hennesy's father, who was summoned from his dying boys bed side to the prison yard, The father however, turned a deaf ear to Mr. Barry's plea.
 "''I gave Sean my word that no doc
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morning to the effect that the pris- oners would die unless they were released.
 F Hennesy, who is suffering from heart disease, collapsed this morn ing, and for time the doctors thought him dead.
 Although he was permitted to en- ter the jail yard with MT. Barry, the correspondent observed the military in the yard erecting breast works in front of the prison proper, as though in anticipation of an at- tack
 Whether Joseph Murphy, one of the hunger strikers, is an American citizen hinges on technicality, it it understood. His case is said to be before the state department in Washington. An investigation made by the American consul at Queens town is declared to have established the fact that Murphy was born in Lynn, Mass, and brought when an in- fant to Ireland by his father, who was british subject.
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Sunddy Second Anniuersary
 of Battle Of St. Mihiel in France

court and occupied the heights be. yond. In this battie it captured B.
 300 prisoners, 120 cannon and an enormous quantity of other material John A. Lejune, Major General, U
 s. M. c.
 Fourth Division-'To my conrad es of the Fourth Division: Now that the second anniversary of the St. Mihiel drive is approaching my mind naturally reverts to the stirring scenes of that great event in Am erican history. The courage, ener- gy and devotion to our great cause which you displayed in that attack memory. desire to express happi- hess and prosperity. Your comrade in arms, J. H. Hines, Major General, U. s. A.
 Fifth Division-"Greetings to the old Fifth Division-owing to the death of Major General McMahon, who commanded the Division of St. Mihiel, the undersigned, who succeed ed him in command, sends greetings to the old members of the division who so gloriously participated in the St. Mihiel drive. They may all be proud of having participated in the St. Mihiel action, which will be an epoch ir American history as the first purely American action of the world war. May success and devo- tion to your country that distinguish ed you at St. Mihiel."-H. E. Ely, Bridadier General, U. s. A.
 Twenty-Sixth Division-"To the veterans of the YD, or Yankee Di- vision, this anniversary recalls the fact that in 1915 fifteen French di- visions with 3O,000 casualties failed to penetrate the Les Esparges sector which was your to reduce on the 18th of September, and that you did not stop but made night march down on the Grande Tranchee Calonne and reached Vigneulles a 2 o'clock on the morning of the 18th. My greetings and congratulations.-C R. Edwards, Brigadier General, U. IS. A.
 Forty-Second Division-"T most vivid recollection that we of the Rainbow Division have on St. Mihiel day is of those who went two years with sludge, chilled by the wind and rain of the foxhole. forming grimly and without emotion in the murk which the ground was throwing up, as heavy as that which the skies were letting down, they drove thru to their objective-and to the judg- ment seat of God. We will not say that they have died. They have passed beyond the mists that blind us here-and come to the end of the Rainbow Doughlas MacArthur, Brigadier General, U. s. A.
 Eighty Second Division -"Good luck to the soldiers of the Eighty Second. (all-American) Division who fought so nobly and so we'll at the battle of St. Mihiel. Advancing from your posts astride the Moselle river you acted we'll a most diffi- cult part. While praising those who live to relate the victory, let us not
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Highway Open From
llsleta to Peralta

A~4aoraine to A. y. 81. Morris dis-
ffIcl cfrincrr a. the Nre Neklcc
State hstret Who was here this
mnInIat IND fna1 on the west side nt
iEc rio Nnsnde between lfiria and
ponlia was opened 10 travel last
nlqhL This apcns COMMUNICATION nli
The Nny from Albuquerque 20 san
WnftNL 4n this ruad The road on
nc 4afi side ~ nc river, however ~
cinned from the ttochyards 10 irleiht
OWING 10 a N4nhout of 400 feet.
Win che openlne ~ this west road
fo-..tste md others for D south can
Ks to Nqfdaleua wa sucorro agd
thence across the mesa TO pemts
south 81 the flooded section Hovtn or
san Marcial,
The state highway deparuacut So
cured me services Of 49, Indian
tcanis yesterday which wqip used IN
hautnf rock Tor -rcinforconent Of INC
hhutmcnis 40 the bridge az lalcie. ~
ndditibn the department had -
tealhs and slk utcke Ct To- " az
ucii as ~ extra men AZ work on the
stretch between Isiotn ana fcruita.
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Cow CAMPBELL HERE
On WAY TOCHICAG0


el4t the beet man win. That y
he way I feet about the republican
rational convention IN Cnlraro.f naid
Gov. r. r. camrhtif % Arizona. Who
among other ~uaHaonfclt laai uiHht
stepped from thc trpin "A thf Ava
r~do ~ Inspect the curio room and
vain ebous the platform.
uoternur Camrnaii. siandlrr Hiri-
wnft to bla tuii height of feet. well
stressed ard wcn1inr q cQnapicuously
mrRe felt hal. ven looked M fart
VI a western f~ctefnuf.
Il am wei pleased with the result
q the contests for places at the SON.
p~tntion." said lhe governor. u am
SAD that no puiiucgi candldaSe y
NnInF % the Convention with onouEh
Instructed votes % elect him. Lot
c~ourcnfiun Will bring forth The best
man. The hest will come out of q
az"
10 Help On platforms.
Governor Campbell Is a member ~
the advisory, platform and policies
committee for the convention and viii
give what aid lac car IN putting the
finishing touches TO tnc platform fof
III coming canpalgn.
n am particularly interested. he
said. IN that part Of The pianK which
has 10 do with the reclamation act
Of 1903. want 10 Eec somcthlue
cone that plu assure the construction
of moro novernment proletts. NUtn-
Ink has been done Of late but the
mere finishing % started proJects'
The governor stated that the re-
esamntion act should mean much %
NeW Mexico Arizona D other west
ern states. particularly from an irrl-
cation standpoint Means % bring
Ing the waters of the Colorado river
into greater use should ~ looked into
al once he said.
Otilrro On Party.
The Eoecrnor was accompanied on
the trip ~ y. X. Mines. his private
secretary. Andrew naumcrl. Hccrc-
iary OF the Arizona republican CEN
tfal committee. HE wife and child
ehd Dwight H. Heard. proprietor o.
The Phoenix Republican, his wife ana
aon Governor Campbell VIII hold his
first coufcrenc~ with abe platform
committee Monday. He expects to
return 70 Phoenix about June rs.
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Governor to Attend
The Cowboy Reunion

Gov. o. A. L~arrazolo il TO attend
thr Cowboys reunion to be held 10
Las Vegas July 9. 3. and 7. plans for
which are now under way Tho hie
parade this ear ~ expected 10 at
tract a large number % participants.
a prize u 500 will be given for the
best float. $50 for second and $50
for third.
The p1ssruFer department u the
santa Re has agreed 10 put reunion
~advertlsina IN al the stations IN New
Mexico. aud the July number Of the
Santa Fc magazine viii carry an H.
Illustrated STORY abont the reunion.
las Ncehns who have friends or re-
ihtives IN New Mexico. Texas or Colo
Endo or Arizona. Ia whom they wish
70 send advertising may obtain H.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

state OF New NfNiru.
County Of hcruallin.
To- the Probate tuurf-sa.
IN the Matter ~ he Estats 90 W ". howrrs
decreased
Notice g. hereby given that Harry " how
srs. administrator ~ the estate % " ".
huWers deceased has hied bis final report in
the Probate Court ~ hernaiillo County. New
MrNlcu. and the Court has set SATURDAY, the
18th day of June, 1890, a. 10 a elnrk ~ the
forenoon Of said day a. he day Tor the hear.
ing Of objections. 70 any there be-. 90 She
approval of sid anal report and Tor the dis
tharre % said administrator and bond
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro.
bate Court this 18th day Of May 1890
(Seail NESrOH MONTOYA.
Probate CLERK
May 22.se June SIG.
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factories. siore hoasea. hnlidlnra. road.
hpuaea TOO employee aud works ~ IN klnda
~ s~s,srpness a. connection wl.e ase IN
aud rufpess. Of the said evaporation - here
90 re make. enter into ana execute con
o. untealea With individuals. hnus sssoria
tom. Interpretations. private. public and
u~yvcrnmeni Of The United states and Of apy
State.
Wl To sssh and syerythlns n.ss.sas, for
or isr the attainment of sny Of ~ %obireis
herein. enumerated, n being tho Intention that
M, objects, purposes. and power specihrd
aud the clauses contained IN this third par
afraph 81 this Instrument. shall except.
where ptherNiae expressed. thrrein be In no
ite limi,cd OF restricted BY reference 70 ~
inisinee from, the terms 81 any ether clnuae
q mi. or any other paragraph IN This 10.
.iument hui that the objects purposes aud
power, specified 10 sssh u the clause. oi ihi,
third paragraph shall be- regarded ~ ihdf.
ptndent ohieets. purposes and pogeru.
Article ".
phe amount o. capital stock u said cor
lft0O. 900. nOl Dollar. divided into FlHg
Thousand 1850. 900. O0l Dollars common stock
snd fitiy Thousand tt~5e.0oo,Ool Dalian
be entitled 10 eight 90 pcr rfut diyidfnds
cot o. any md al earnings " The company.
Az es,niess over and shove sight ts(, peg
pro rats annually among the holders u the
eemuon stock. Holders % preferred stock
.han nat be entiusd 70 a vote In The Affair
Article v.
The aumher ~ sharss comprising said cap
~ stock shaN BE- Ten Thousand 10000
lare eneh aud the smonnt Of capital With
which .aid eaVpratlen shall begin il Three
Thousand tfS,oooon) Dollar.
p~oFsilos nan b y 81 v ooia xSesas
Bernaliio and state 81 Nss Meairo srd ~
nsme Of the nEeuf who shall be- therein and
~ charge thereof uron whom pruesss against
,hn corporation may u served IL G. W
Article WI.
The %daraiion of said evaporation shall be
Article WIN
The nnmfer Of director. u said corpora
ZOO shah be not les than three nor more
Article tx.
The names sod Post Dmee addresses Of
~ director % said cooperation for the arst
9 " Hswlins. AibasaSsqu.. New Mexico.
r. A. Clampitt k~lbuqgeque New Mcaieo
Article X
The names and Post ome addresses " tho
fgbsrribera 70 this certificate aud The number
u shares 81 stock which saeh sErses 10 take
G n. Hawkins. one Hundred shares.
y =. Mitchell. One Hundred shares.
X A clsmpitit, One Handred shares.
Article 81
In furihersnce ~ and not ih limitation 81
the powers conferred by statute. the boards
~ directors are eSpresaiy authorized and
jal To make. nlter. amend and rsscind III.
tyiaNs q the corporation sud On make and
adapi rgie. and regulations necessary for
corporaiion
NJ rai.usn, n me sarua,iye vo,e o.
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/. l.. MORRISON, CLERK.
CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION
OF The
UNION OVERALL MANUFACTURING
lnMpANN

fNo stnckholdsrs' Liability
We the undersigned, Of fun sEe snd cit
ifrns Of the United States ~ America. for
the purpose Of forming a corporation under
and by virtue 81 the provisions u an Act Of
me Legislature Of the state 81 New Mvsico,
Chapter 20 Of the Codldeation uf 1915, do
hereby certify and "a toTh'
The name Of the said corporation shah b.
tho Union Overall Manufaeiurins COMPANY
$50 stocthoiden' Liability.
Article II
The purpase ior which said corporation u
formed are ~ foliows.
Otl To buy. sell. manufacture snd Hrn
Grady deal IN AL kinds Of clothing and sap
either a. principal or ageuts and 10 manu-
~facture. purchase. sell or otherwise dispose
Of any kind Of clothing
tnl To lease, buy, sell. use and hold al
sneh property. real or persunal o. may Do
necessary or convenient Ia cohuertion With
the said husines. II,
A. subsidiary 20 sud in furth-raner 81 the
objects herein stated bat not In limitation Of
TIE power Conferred 10y The laWs ot New
Mssiro. 10 b. hereby provided that said coz.
s~nratinn shall have aud exercise the follow
ms powers. tn-Wlts
(al To do suy and nl things herein speri
ICED ~ objects. purposes hud rnsers 90 tho
,ams extent and of lke force and eject a., q
untltrl person might or ran DO rhe same and
sc do inem lu any part ~ The world. A. prin
cipai. agent. contractor. trustee ~ otherwise.
fhl TO conduct said business above sreet
ned in al it, branches aud ramihcattuus aud
fn have and maintain nur ur more udefs Tor
Tho transaction Of business within or without
The State Of New Mexico.
CD To manufacture purchase or other
wise acquire. own. sell. assigu ur otherwise
transfer or convey. trade deal iu aud With
goods. wares. merchandisc and property Of
every Glass. variety aud descriptions whether
produced hy said corporation OF other cor.
r%nration or persons that has 60 do With or
pertain in any wav with rlnfhinE nr the
manufacture Of clothing
I'D To acquirr hg purchase or uthrrwis~
the good viii, tradc marks brands and all
other rights and Interests in or pertaining 10
clothing or The manufacture ~ clothing and
conduct control and munaEe the same
cd To purchase lease. rNrhauge hire -
otherwise acquire all rights. privilege or
franchises suitable or convenient fnr any
purpose % the business herein mentioned or
speoihed 20 erect or construct make. im-
prove or aid or nuhacribe toward the con.
stucti0n making or improvements uf mills
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County. entered in Inc ahotr entitled cause
On fkf iUih tny % Nay. 1880. Will ener
fer sale. and sell W the hiaheat and hrai
bidder. fnf cash ri The trout door u the
Court Honse ~ Hcrnaliilo Counfy On the
day ~ ipne. 1870 ~ me hour % 10
o 'sioek ., ms the following drHrribed real
bsslnslns a. The n. d consr Of. said
inst heiln The aouih line Of Cromwell
avenae thence, % ieet. . inches. % a
eufnff thsnes veal = feet thence south
no feet. p iuehrr, o. a Garner thence
west = feet 20 4 cofneri Thence suulh
- teai, o inches, thence west % ieat,
thence north % feet thencs east 81
feet 20 place Of beginning.
hounded on the Horth by Cromwe ~
avenuei On the south. Pedro Marquea
on the east by Anastario Laprai on The
west BY narelaa road.
That said sale ~ for TIE purpose u pay.
ina claims sRainst the estate ~ Juan Oarrla
uarciai and all costs, including attorney
EDUARDO SANCHEZ.
hSecutor Of The hsiate ~ Jpan
May 2a.2a; Juae 5i2
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NOTICE OF ADMINIsrnAroR

fthtc Of Neu MsNlfu.
tuunty Of ncfualillo.
In the Probate Courts.
IN tho Matter ~ the Estate Of Leapold
H1rlrnhrimrr deceased.
Nntice IA hereby given that Siegfried Kann.
pdininistrptor under the will ~ the estate 81
Leopold noctcuheimer. deceased. has hled In
The Probate Court o. hernaliiio County Sew
Aerieo. his final report ~ such Administrator
and the Court has set Monday. Iuiy SIN.
1880. AZ no O'Clock fof the FORENOON 81 said
day. a. the day for the hearing Of objections.
n any there b.. 90 the approval Of said hnai
report and for the discharge Of the Admini..
traitor.
Witness my hand aud the sssi 81 said Pro.
bale Court this 18th day Of May. ig2p.
tseall NESrOR MONrOYA.
Probate clerk.
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ApMuNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

stats If New Meaicu.
County Of Bernalilln.
10 the Probate Caurt-~ss.
In ths Matter Of the Estate % 4. &. buwers.
decreased:
Notice u hereby given that Henry N.
Bowers. admiulsfratnr Of nv estate of 4. e.
Bow ers. deeeased. has hied 10 tho Probate
Court Of bsrnallln Comfy. New Nexieo. his
hnai report a. snrh administrator sud the
Court has set Saturday The lath DAY ~ June.
1920, a. no O clock % the forenoon of said
day a. the day for hearing objections. II
any there be. " the approval ~ said hral
report aud Tor the diaeharge u said admin.
lstrnfor and bond.
Witness my hand and the seal Of sid Pro.
bate Court this lath day nf MAY. 1890
tscail NESfuR MoNTONA.
Probate CLERK.
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STATE Of New Mexico. CountY u hernhlilQ.
IN the District Court
ueArpek 4 Gusshy. Plaintiff.
".
Alvin Pohle. Defendant
In accordance with q judgment ohiainrd
in ne District Court Of the County u HeT
nalillo. state Of New Mexico, In The a.ote
entitled cause. and the execution issued M
der aid Judgment on she 2tth day q May,
1890. ] have levied upon, aud vii offer for
sale. and sell 90 tho highest aud best bidder
for cash. a. the trent door Of the court
house ~ Rernniiilo County Ola Albuquerque.
New Mexico. on Wednesday. The 5Qfh day -
June, ~ the hour o. 10 O'Clock r. m the
following described real estate. the property
81 the defaudaufs
Lots oar. two. three and four. IN
Block %. 10 the BrnmWell and Lnil addi
tiuu 20 The City 81 Albuquerque. all u
said property being DO the County Of
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STATE of New Mr1ico
state Corporation Commiasipn 81 New Mexico
CEKriFfCATE or Comparison
ln.ied States 81 America.
state Of New Mexico--ss
a "a Hereby Ccfdded. that ths snnexcd h
a full. true rnd complete transcript Of tho
CERTIFICATE on INCONrORATfON
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Bernelulo. IN thf kiaie OF New MeN,cD.
The fet sale mndt for The pnrpose u sat.
ne defendant. Tor The ann Of $50. 90 urin-
cipai and 4t.aQ cutia " court. together alth
The cost 81 this fnle, ard all taxes thai ma,
Dc due against aid property. and al and
any liens. prior 70 this levy and oai 90 .he
rruceedt Of said sale. ! ana directed 10 first
pay al tares. costs. aud fxpenses. and this
% he sid dflfndant The a~tiorncya fpf the
rleIaWf are Heatoek A OuEsuy Albaqner'
RAFAEL GARCIA. sherln.
MAJ 20 LAM FIn.Io