davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

Albuoueroue: Geo. Mignardot, Santa
Fe: II. Martinez, Albuquerque; Il 3.
Crawford. Carlsbad; VIII Fenton,
Carlsbad; Harry u Cutler, Soham; p.
=. straughn, Vaughn; Edgar 4 PTiteh
ard, Albuquerque; John Kennedy Las
Cruces: S. @, Nelson, Ramah; b. p.
Malone, Roswell; D. r. Atkinson, Ala.
mogordo, Tomas y. Romero Pillar;
s. B Lancaster, Farmingtons IA. G.
OfHara, Las Cruces; John Sullivan,
Monticello; John B. Kerr, AIbuquet.
que, j. III. Robinson, Santa Rita; II.
+. Achilles, Springer; w. A. Fry,
Kenna. G. X Luthy, GladHtone5
Henry Mcclure, DuIce; G. w. Watson
Jenkins; Cyril J. C0lIyer, Fruitland.
81 gran iurado; James Abnepl
sr., Springer; Pat Martinez, Lords
burg; William Tipson, Santa Rita; n.
Hardin. Lovlngton; Clifton Q. Caglp,
Roswell: J. w. Bennett, Alamog0rdQt
Jacob K0rber, Albuquerque G. "A
Bennett, Silver City; s, A Hosaingl
Lake Valley, w. T. Chef. Spftugof.
Manuel Garcia, Magdaiena; Jake
Levy, santa re; Il q BENNETT Aluul
nueraue: Roy Mcdonald, Albuquer'
que; Tomas Jaramnlo. Jemezs Lo'
renzo Montoya. Las Vegas: Harry
Leonard, Albuquerque: Alfredo Ar
milo, San MarciaI: II. G. McFaddenl
Las Cruces; John Becker Jr.s Relen;
Frank Coultradr, Santa Rosa Stanley
CaIish, Montoya: 9. III Douglas. rs
tancia; w H. Wood, Orange; John
Black. Porkales: Adelaide Padilla. San
Rafael; Henry Brown. Kingston;
Pablo Baca: santa Rosa; Thomas vii
son. Santa Eel Willis Plnnketti
Moses; q. 3. Chaplin, CIadstone: Sam
stevens, Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

REHEcA DOMINIQUE

Trunchas. N. M, Mario II, 1920.
ST.. editor de FL Nuevo Mexicano
lie suplico Sc sirya anunciar en- las
co1umnas de su ~sefnanari0 10 sigulen-
te, Dor 10 cual le doy las gracias:
III dfa 10 de Mario, 1920 q las 5s16l
a. M. dej0 de existir la que en- vida
~respondia al nombra de KeDeca Do
minguez, en- Velarde, n. M en- "a CA
sa del Sr. y Sra. G. b. Murpheys La
flnada era hiia de p. Pedro Al Do
minguez, de Truchas, y meta de y.
Lucas D~ominguez, del chamisai. Con-
taba la extinta Is amos, 8 meses y
az dfas al tempo de su muerte: Con
Ia muerte de esta nina he perdi6 una
persona que por sus d-emostraciones
prometia I'm future bribante, pues q
la actualidad era va s~ecretar1a de
sn hermano p0litico Ell Sr. q b.
Murphey, que con 81 y 81 hermana
Eutimia D. .Murphey viva hacia 7
amos. los que cuidaron con mucho
esmer0 de su education.
No nos VALID ~salvarla. q pesar de
lesfuerzos del Doctor Rivera, quien
estaba a So lado al tempo do Hu
muerte.
Sus restos mortaRes fueron tfaspor
tados de Velarda para Truchas en-
donde IN gran de sus her
manos, p~arlentes y amistades Ia es-
taban e~sperando, reunid0s fuer0n q
~encontrar el feretrU a grande dis.
~tancia, cuyo acompanamiento Ii llevo
a la Capilla de- Nuestra Senora del
Rosario, y despu6s de algunas oraclo.
mes ~adecuadasl para Ia OCCASION, rue
~trasladada a 4~amposanto catoiico de
Truchas, para ponerla en- NJ Ultima
morada. Entonces y aIlf d 81. Pc.
dro A. Dominguez papa de IA naada
habl6 a los acDmpahantes y les di1o:
Aduf tenemos nna de- las nluy conti'
nuas pruebas de ID in~certidumbro de
la e~xistencia humana. Ese fud 81 tema
principal a due Be- aludi0 ek ST. DOmin
etez. Cuando ESQ me conclude did
las eraclas en- nombre de 81 , 81 "a,
miIia, a todas las personas por 81
accomplishments yayuda, tanto en- e
veloriO como en- e+ funeral q cual
era ~preesnciado por un ndmero gran
ide dc ~rersonas. prueba fl1edigna &c
IA alta j tina estimaci6n cue IA ex
tfnta Sc efanie6 en- vida con sns cor
Iteses modales 0 que 81 Sehor So
dlgn6 caracAerizaf a 10 finada Rebeca
D0mlnguez.
Deja para iamonnr 80 eterna Ae
paraci6n d ku papa Pedro A. Dolning
guez, q sus hermanos Vicente, Dioni
cio. Amarante ) Atiiano; 9 sus her
manas Baatfix, Eutlmiia y venefanda
todos Dominguexi q . neF1nanoa 20
llftin0s MntfaE Romero. Emilio Rome
lro j G. =, Murphey: q aus hefmanai
ra~iiticas plfania Romero B0nifncia
Aoutoya y Teodocln Lopez m Cha
misal. q 81 abnelits Benisna A Do
mlnguex. = enf lioa Jose ipexi Homu
h y Fraaalnl DomlnNnesg y HuN tiai
vTffsnia Rodriguez y Eoisa nomin
ma1. vnfl0s sotrlnos , IN namerc
de pafientaa 3 amistadas Todoe 4
Qnisimos "a Vida y no a ~olsiaareno'
eH Il maafte
Soy a. Ia. ~ = =.
DlONfcI0 DuMtNGUN1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

EN IA cORTE pE PRuERAS
-
E1tado dc Nuevo Mexico.
eondado de Santa Ee.
En Il asnnto del altimo testament
TO y yoluntad Do Isidore Ferfans IL
nad0.
Al QUIENES CONCIERNA:
P0r esta Be DE- aviso que IN ms
truinent0 que pgelende ser la Ulti-
ma V0funtad y Testamcnto de Isl
dore ferran, finado. hn aido proto-
col0do en- Ia CDrte de PFuebhs del
c0ndado Dc Santa Re, NuevD Mexi-
20, y que pOr 0rden de IA dicha Cor
te ei dla IS 5do Abril, 1890 a 10
bora de- lAa q Dc Ia karde, p M, en-
Ell cuarto DO CorteS de- aicha corte
en- Ia cludad de Santa re, Nuevo Ne
1ico. en- 81 dfA, tempo , lns2r fla
ID para oif IA nfueba de "a dicha
UutiP64MSrzo1Hddu R708gm tota
Ultima Yollntad y T~estamsntc.
Pof 10 tanto, cuaiqui6ra persona
10 personals que desearen entrzr o
poner ~objecciones . L. prueba &c
dicha Ultima VoluntAd y Testamento
con nor esta notiftcadoB de- protocol
lar sus ~objeccl0n6s en- Ia OfiGina del
Secrstarl0 del Condado del CondadO
de Santa Fe, en- o antes del TEMPO
Eiiado para DIR dlchas Queiaa.
Fechado ca Santa Re, Nusfo M6xf
Co, este Ter. dfa DO Mario Dc 1920.
ALFREDO LUCnR0s
Secre1afio De Cundad0.
Por Federico Lopez. Dipntado +.
isE. Pub. Mar. 4 last pub. liar. %.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
Irnportantes rl0ticias de
CerrilIos
SECURITY TENDRAN UNA Nu-
MERosA Lo1iA EN- ESE IMPoH-
TANTE CENTRIC MiNERO.

M ~
Ell Iunes tuvimos 81 gusto de reel
bir la vista de nuestr0 amigo 81 Prof
Alfred s. Hroesier, QUEEN, como 10 q
nunciamos en- nuestro numer0 ante
rior. est4 en- Cerrillos en- c0mpania
del gr. Francisco Sanchez traba1ando
en- pro de- la fundacf0n ue una EUgia
de Il Sociedad c0noclda como los
sHxniehts and Ladies' Of Security
i tanto iucFemento eBta ~tOznand0
en- TODD nuestro estad0, pof ser una
de las mejores ~sociedades de PrOtec
ci0n mdtua que he ofrecen para 81 be-
neficf0 de sus miembfOa.
En- Prof. Broesier dara una confe-
rencia Ell sabado prtgimD, 81 do Mar
20, sen 81 edificio de a escuela alta
de Cerrfllos, en- Ia cual expondrA sus
azone acerca de los beneficios que
Sc obtlenen pe~rteneciendo o tan I'm
p0rtante sociedad, y adenlas disertara
sobre q i~mportante terna de Ia edu-
cacion.
III pf0f Hfoesier, QUEEN tiene 81
cargo de State Lecturer" de dicha
sociedad, se expresa en- los terminus
mas halagadoros acerca dol pueblo de
CerrillOs, y dc gu entuBiasm0 para
TODD 10 quo aignifica adelanto. Sc
expresa en- loa terminus mas entu-
siastas princlpalmente, aceFca del o.
delanto que Sc eRta outeniendo por
los ainmnos de las escuelas pablicas
de dicho lugar, gracias q los esfuef-
EOS de los pr0fes0res Que tienen q 81
cargo IL oscuela alta. y las scuelas
primarlas. Entire las pr%otesoras quo
dan catedraa en- Ia escuela alta, nos
cft6 a "a grita. Scnffleld, quien estu
70 prssfando sns s~arvicios en- Fran
cia como enfefmerat y cue de rcgTe
50 q su patria ha tompno con toao
emp9ho Ia ~ensenanza
No manos interesante e Il SfitA
Francisauita v. Sanchez, una de ~
alumnaa mas avontafadas do "a es
lcnela alta. Qulon ndemas de u M
mcroso6 conoclmienloH. poEee con %
at perfection 81 tdiOmn ingles. y quo
me a sus atracliyos- peraonnlea IN
lntnraa enthusiastic On 81 aaeiaut0 tan
10 Dc Ii nfhez como DO "a comunidaq
ca quo reside.
ia notlcia de que dcsde q princt
pl0 del prcsenle aho escoiar esta Mn.
clonando n eacueiA alta, nos iiaao
de eualo y adfpfoaa NADIA aADiauaus
nos0trns nfefea % eatu. 10 clai -
~ sums lnpcftanclAs p'he4 a eecnelA
alta onsenagA mateFfaa hagih q sra
40 Il go Yea a. hn8La q grndo 3
qua - anRe4a en les eacaelN4 eFab
nnrlnA EnlD permittf4 \ loa &1umn0H
a. CeFFiuoa potcf Rraduar en mste
rina &c lmpQFtaucA ain teasf cue II
otfa Gmaaa a caFssF loo esEaaie4
8upSrioraa. Per eatA nIeiqfa - ~
aiahaeae 81 cNfbo - k11c4elon 81
euudAda. al emo 4 kHlnflaiznaehfe
a. oeeaafnN. FtoS . So e4f1srHes -
ttte lAa ilfesgan1a met1fA
MaseaFoa esFNFamaa tqasg ~ -
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aae aes AZ p~eeftaN0 ayfN1 a. W
lrfieAeafEa safiaisH fsatFet e. 81
$40 iax4f. \ 81 con
naa saNfsi4Hse maa s4ss8
~ - fass nanass1 E4atan -
nara 4 n1sils A. ~ ssettfo -
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ue satrsaee saff@
nat4
ass Is FAm keEfa
$40 y HeH4
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
Avlso Or NOMBRAMIEhTo De
ADMINISTRATOR

santa Re. NueSo Mexico.
Mario ], 1880.
Sc da avisc pdhico por FL pre1en,
te do que d hbnio Eirmad0 ka sido
en- este ara nombfado Adminlaira-
dora del Estado de- Frank Mondozas
dnado, p0r una drden dc IL CUfte
az prnsbas del c0ndado AZ Santa Re,
Nuero Mexico. Toda6 las pofs0nzs
que tenghn fuclamos ca contra del
Eafaf0 DO dicho iinado debefAn pre-
Boniar las mfenins aenffo del ITEM
20 pfesfrifo ppr IA ley.
LUZ 3 MENDOZA.
rasto Ofuca Bon
santa ~ n Il.
ieE Pub Mar. 4 last Pub Mar =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
Donde Sc compran las
cOsas n~ecesarias
al alma?
ne .M Ifsra!Ao'D
ctgNro PARA Los NlNos

Tn joyen dc diez amos. de rostro
intelligence, de mirar franco, de her
mossa facciones y dc formas bien az
sarrolladas: iba presuroso una maha-
na al mefcado poblico de Ia ciudad
de AteIas . comprar algunos yiye'
res.
Sc hallaba va cerca del mercado
cuando Il sali0 al ~encuentro IN an.
ciano de rostro venerable. de dulce
expression y de frente zurcada De
erandes arrugas, reyeladoras de pro
Iongndas vigilias pasadas on grandes
m~edifaciones acerca az o gxande9
problemas humanos.
"A d6nde VASE. ~pregunto 81 ancia-
40 A ioyen.
al mercadn, q c0mprar alguuaE
coeas ~n8cesarias para h systemic del
cueFpo, contest6 Ell joYen.
~ sAbe8 I'd d0nde Ae compran lAs
cosas necesafins para Ell systemic Del
a~ima7-YHvi0 q luferrORar Ell anclanO
IA II mia que no. JamAn he pgn-
Bado en- tai coea.
-H Alma e. iumensamonta supe'
ri0r al cuerpo "a 10 que distingue
Al hnmbra Gel animal 10 cue haca Ger
bueno, iueto. ciudadano honrado. pa
ifiola y hffoa tfmero1o Dc lH do
SEQ , amigo Dc "a hnmanidnd Todo
ESQ D. q bombra Cue cuida 81 alma
que tIbne caldado az dsria niimento
nfee6ano r0g 81 e~0ntrAfio. Il bon.
bra cue ae o1tida AZ que teas una
alna inmarlal - antraza = te4os loa
tffto4 y = todaf la ~rffafaEt1na4 y 2
Il nal ciu1adauus y anls4 tAidof .
"A paffia. ~ cunrpo Is a alma u
quH 81 cataiIo ~ Einale 10 d9Dio'
mhe a oee hag m1etna neBtees qga
~ <ul1nn mncho 6ei eAerpo ane ~
e. NFfsrW y - eigf4aa 81 aInsa 4ge
ft inmrFla1 onItfe4 e ecneesF CO..
6f - aaeeiefsn ~ eosze n~eeasafita
Para a nlnaf WHsaAfa srr &1img
- afc.nno ~ tesF
ra1ltalt ssia faas1ilsHt1is.
pegape sfp sef bpsa eistaeane y
eNF tfI 4 ~ r
@Ett1 - FL HfFt1EA ttenfl& D
- aaeasafie ptfa = elea b
ts <sa he9N4 iHata ta -
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q EtIAts1
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Auaatfa llaaflad. ~sablaunnla corn
preafsdM 80 - mdn qsa n o1e4iane
"a = lss leyea UNIVERSITIES q e fidA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
coros

Oh cnna adorada
de nuestros pequenos,
voivemoh del campo
de Ia mortandad,
los que hemos luchado
serenos y fnertes
de- todos los Duebleh
pof IL libertadl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25
voxsa

I'm almas y pechcs
}levamos I'm vOto
de los que descansan-
bajo de una cruz;
los dc aquellos laDIos
mud0s para siempre,
los de auuellos o1os-
por siempre sin luz!
Else voto dice:
"Justlcia en- Ell Mundo"
y los que ese yofo-
queremos cumrAir.
turamos que nunca,
contra Ia JustlcIa
espadas gloriosas-
Sc habrAn de biandir.
coro:
Oh campo bendito-
de nuestras labores,
~rebozando gOzos-
dc felicidad,
vamos q tus playas-
los que hemos luchado
de todos los pueblos
por Ia sibertadl
voz:
Hemos Yisto sangre-
fuego, luto y muerte;
mas hoy que a tua hi1os-
De nuevo verAs,
te pedimos, madre-
que esas cosas negTas
baj0 ell ancho cielo--
no vuelvan iamasl
Haz que, como amigos-T
de t0dos los Dueblos
dandoles sinceros
mano y coraz6n,
vivamOs tus hijos-
en- Justicia eterna,
bajo las estfellas-
de tn pabealonl
corc final:
oh TERRA en- que hierven-
h0gares queridos:
del campo siniestro-
de Ia mortandad.
v0Ivemos gozosoa
los que hem0s 1uchado
de todos los pueDlos
por Ia libertadi
vapor "Patrla" Die. 5 de 1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-25

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A. t4afIrm
rEa4 1F1 rNHs
y wH1ar
4 taa fiaft
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Ealn esnto ssit deiicsio - - efb
Nnal saelts. d ~ onciaies ~ las
faefEsa a. iinea J e y Cru heh
e Is Hla1o1 u1tfee. 4af r1clVeH 4
81 pals e. e. snr1F fraaota f1tll4
tarpafa ~ hshHf mNzfado - HEfua
set refgiqr1. tsfaels a Qf4n 0efEla
} tnapats a. GA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
WILSON CERTAIN
NATIONS LEAGUE
WILL BE UPHELD

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO MORNING JOURNAL
san Francisco, July 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson in a telegram to Ma
tional Chairman Homer S. Cum
mings which was read today to the
convention, declared that the
course the democratic party had
taken with respect to the league
of nations filled him with per-
feet confidence that it will go
from victory to victory until the
traditions of the republic are vim
dicatcd."
This is conquerlng purpose
and nothing can defeat it" the
president asserted, The message,
which was in reply to one of ap-
probation ana greetings from the
convention, follows:
The White House, July 2.
Hon. Homer :. Cummings. Chair
man Democratic National Com
, mttec, San Francisco, Calf.
ut was with the most grateful
appreciation that | received tho
message from the convention so
kindly transmitted by you. 1t -
| a source of profound pride with me
to receive such an evidence of the
confidence Of the great party
which derives its principles direct
and untainted from the founders
of our government and the authors
of our liberty. While our opponents
are cndcHVOring to Isolate us
among the nations of the world, we
are following the vision of The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
HARDING PARTY
| SPEEDS TOWARD
OHIO IN AUTOS
Nominee, His Wife, Secret
H. Service Man and COrre-
| SpondentS En- Route From
Washington to Marion.

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlRsI
Washington, July 3.-Senator
Harding left washington today by
motor for his home town of Ma
rion. O., where he plans to stay
almost continuously until after the
November elections. This will be
his first visit there since his nOmi-
nation as the republican presidcn-
tial candidate and his home folks
have arranged a great home COM
ing celebration when he arrives,
Monday.
Accompanied by Mrs. Harding,
a secret service man and a half
dozen newspaper men the senator
left at D. m. Before him was a
run of approximately 40 miles
with two overnight stops.
Once clear of the city limits the
senator's car was speedcd up with
the two machines bearing the cor
respondents keeping close in the
rear. The itinerary of the trip had
been kept secret as Senator and
Mrs. Harding desired to avoid
crowds and to get as much rest as
possible before reaching Marion,
While Mrs. Harding was waiting
for the senator to lock the house
before the start was made she
chatted with Harriet Jeffcrics, the
negro cook at the Siamcsc legation
next door.
II hope you come back the first
lady of the land" said the old
negro.
'7l IF l don't it won't be my fault,
answered Mrs. Harding.
\ Just as the party was drawing
Z away from the housc, IncZ Nc
Wharter the Harding's negro cook,
, FASTENED out of the house laden
with many bundles. She was on
her way to the railroad station
and bidding farewell to Mrs. Hard
ing. said:
MAY the Lord bless y2u all
Through all your trip"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
7 INDICTMENTS FOR
MURDER RETURNED
10y MORNING IouRr.,. SPECIAL LEASED WIFE

Williamson, w. Va, July 3
Seven indictments charging murder
in each case were returned against
sid" Hatfield, chief Of oolice, at
Matewan, W. Va. and twenty
two other persons toGay ~ the
special grand jury investigating the
battle between authorities and citi-
zens of Matewan and Baldwin
Felts detectives. May 10, in which
seven Of the latter, the mayor, a
miner and n boy were killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

If you feel bilious, headaChy. con-
stfpated and all Knocked out, lust
go TO your druggist and get bot
tie of DodsOn's Liver Tone for a
few cents. which is a harmless veg
etable substitute for dangerous cal
omel. Take a spoonful ana if it
doesn't start your liver and
er than nasty calomel and without
straighten you up better ana quick
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
CELEBRATE JULY 4TH

Mexico City, July 3.-The mcm-
bers of Provisional President de la
Hucltas cabinet and the diplo-
matte corps attended ceremony
today in honor of American indie
pendcnce day. The celebration was
under the auspices of the Ameri-
can colony here.
Miguel Covarrubias, secretary of
foreign relations, appeared as the
personal representative of the pres
idcnt, who at the last moment
found he would he unable to at
tend. Patriotic speeches were de
livered by members Of the Ameri-
can colony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04

making you sick, you just go back
and get your money.
If you take calomel today you'll
be sick ana nauscatcd tomorrow;
besides, ii may salivatc you, while
if you take DOdson's Liver Tone
You win wake up feeling great, fun
of ambition and ready for work or
play. You can give it to children,
too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
$50 Reduction $50

On all Mems and Young Mems Substituting
reserved-This includes all wool fancies, blues,
blacks and Palm neutrality-suspicious. and
Stein-Bloch.
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years later. lie was in charge Of
construction on leyoes on the Mis-
sississippi and Of the Improvement
of a number of rivers in the west
and was the inventor Of automat-
ic movable dams, lock gates and
valves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
NIGHTINGALE MEDALS
AWARDED TO s NURSES

Icy MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIREl
Washington, July 3,-The Flor
ence Nightingale medal, the high
est decoration for members of the
nursing profession. has been
awarded six American nurses, who
most distinguished themselves in
active selv'eo throughout the en-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
BRIG. GEN. MARSHALL
DIES IN WASHINGTON

lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w'Fsl 8
Washington. July 3.-Brig. Gen.
william l.. Marshall, retired, dis
the Rocky mountains and con-
structor Of Ambrose channel in
New York harbor, died at an army
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strength and proves. but of our
integrity and devotion to the high
est ideals. This is a conqucring
purpose and nothing can defeat it.
"WOODROW WILSON
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Eudora, a Furnishing Kansas
town of nearly 1000 inhabitants,
has no lawyers, no police court, and
no jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
EDUCATOR TRIES
To END HER OWN
LIFE IN A PARK
,av MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VIA

| lsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRelr
New York, July with two
letters in her hand explaining She
was tired of life" Miss Mary
Helen Fee, educator and author,
was found today in critical con-
ditiOn at the entrance of st. Mich
Olas park with her wrist badly
slashod.
One letter was addressed to the
police asking that her name be
kent from the newspapers,
81 see no reason why my private
affairs should be made public it
read, cor the fact that I have found
life not worth living should he OK
plotted to permit newspapers to be
end my life in order that | may
spare annoyance to any one where
| room
Another letter was addressed to
a brother, Frederick Fee of South
oak Park, Ill.
Friends of Miss Fee said she was
born in Quincy, ILL.,, and was head
of the English department of the
Philippines Normal school for a
number of years. She is also the
author of n number of books and
served in Turkey with the Red
Cross during the war,
Chicago, July 3.-Ncuritis, con
tracted while working IN n Red
Cross cantccn in Franco lis the
only reason known to relatives in
oak Park, Ill, why Miss Mary
Helen Fee should attempt suicide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04

Paris, July 3.-Thc Matin, in
discussing the BrussCls conferences
of the allied council, declares the
allies still adhere to the plan
adOpted at the Boulogne conference
by which Germany would be called
upon to pay 1000, 100000 marks
in gold and annuitics to be deter
mined later Under this plan Ger
many would receive immediate aid
that would assist in her rohabilita-
tiCn.
Agreement has been reached by
the supreme council as to the text
of note concerning the execution
of the Versailles treaty which Will
be presented to the German dele
CATION as Spa. This note is said TO
insist that Germany enact law
abolishing compulsory military ser
vice and that her army be reduced
to 100000 men, In addition, a
stipulation is made, according 10
rcport that the strength of this
force be so scattered that it can
not in future be utilized as the
framework Of an important army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-04
ALLIES DECIDE
ON DIVISION Of
GERMAN F in S

brussels, July Ory the Associat-
cd Press Am a,sropment has viz
tually been renchod by the allied
premicrs in conference here with
regard to the division of German
reparations en- the basis of 50 per
cent to France, 90 per cent to
Great britain, 10 per cent to Italy,
S per cent to Belgium and 5 per
cent to Siberia, it was stated
today. The remaining 3 per
cent will be divided among the
other allies, including Rumania,
Portugal and Japan. Italy also
will receive certain economic and
financial Advantages.
This tentative settlement was
declared to have been arrived at
in a conference of the French,
British, Italian and Belgian dele
gates.
Word was received here today
that the German DELEGATION to the
spa conference would cross the
frontier at / o'clock Sunday after
noon, reaching Spa at , p. m.