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New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN
TEEN

corcurrent Resolution Of the Senate and
stct,nn ssemoiX y, Imposing an Amendmcnt to
Constitution. in Relation to tho State
board Of Charities. the state Comujs-
SION in lunacy and the State Commission
or Commissioners on Mental Hvri..n,,
Section |. Resolved Gf the. "A ssenhlv CON
cur), Ihat section eleven Of article zig ht
OF the constitution be amended to read as
/ The legislature shall provide for a state
board Of charities, which shall visit and in
spect all institutions. whether state. county.
ihuniclpai, incorporated or not Incorporated
which are of charitahle eleemosv-
ma ry correctional or reformatory character
eeTceptthG state institutions TOR the educo-
fon ana support Of the blind and the dcof
and dumb. and excepting (onlyl also
sueh INSTITUTIONS as are hereby made subject
70 %, thg Dsitatqn and inspection of either Of
nentloned' but Including all reformatories
lsXeept those in which adult males convicted
OF felony shall be coninedl for juveniles: a
state commission lin lunacyl or commits Ton
sr on 'ncntai hyOtcne. which shall visit and
inspect all institutions. either public or pri-
insane eptlcpticS, idiots, fecbIe- -minaed o.,
Hentoly .fs,'Iy lstectivo [not including lnstitu-
mission of prisons which shall visit and in
spect ali institutions used for the detention
Of sane adults charged With convicted
81. Resolved Nf the Assembly concur),
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the legislature to be chosen at the next
eorera' election Of senators and in con-
formity with section one of article four
teen Of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of such
cleo ton.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
pr "a 1920
The foregoing resolution vas duh; passed.
majority OF all the Senators elected vot-
ing in favor thereof.
by order Of the Senate.
HARRY {. WALKER,
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
4 pr, "a, 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
a majority of all the members elected to
the Asse m bly, voting IN favor thereof.
D' 0s' % '''' f.. +, G. SWEET.
Speohcr
oace a Of = the 1r seoretary O5fH Of state IS;
have compared the preceding copy Of
concurrent resolution with the original
hereby certify that the same Is correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof.
office Of the Secretary of state, at
IL. 81 the -ity Of Albany. this first day
of July In the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
se.rstarD Of state.
matter in brackets II is old law to be
9''''''N''' STATE OF NEW YORK
Office of the Secretary OF State.
Albany Jaly l. 1920
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
the state OF New York, and section two
hundred ninety-hve OF the Election Law
ticle twelve Of the Constitution nf the
State of New York is referred TO the lseis,,
eicctioD OF senators in this State TO be he q
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
LAWS OF NEW YORK

lions Two. Four. Five, Eleven and Twelve
Of Article Seven of the Constitution, in re-
lation 10 debts contracted by the state %
be approved9
Form Tor Submission OF Proposition
Number One
shall chapter eight hundred seventy
TWO Of the laws Of nineteen hundred and
twenty. entitled An act making provision
lor issuing bonds to the an0unt of not 10
exceed forty -nve million dollars for the
payment Of a bonus 10 persons '. ho served
IN ihe military or nava, service 81 the
lhted states at any time between the
sixth day or April. nineteen hundred and
seventeen. and the eleventh DAY Of Novesn .
ter. nineteen hundred snd eighteen and
proFi9ing Tor submission OF the same to
the people to be voted upon AT the general
election TO be held IN the pear nlnetren
hundred and twenty 90 approvea3''
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

JuIos Nehrlng. Inc.. and James E.
Barry leased for the Third Avenue
Railroad Company the car barns on the
north side of West l29th Street, 100
feet east of Amsterdam Avenue, run
ming through TO both Street, l56xl99,
TO the West 129th Street Corporation
for twenty-one years at an aggregate
rental Of over 1925 600 The lessees
VIII improve the property
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
v estern Pacific Report

The Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany reports for the year ended Deem
her 81, 1919, net corporate income
after taxes and charges Of S725.6sl,
equal to So 63 a share on $27 300 900
preferred stock, against $2s8 share
earned in 1915. These results. how
ever, were attained after charging out
lap-over items amounting to net
credit balance of Ssl5 last year and Il
net debit ba!ance Of S3l5.42l IN 1913.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
I,00l, 600 for Bank Building

Deeds just recorded show that
Slo0l 900 was paid by Dora Kess'er.
Fannie NJ Korn and sophia. Theresa
and Clara ". Mayer to the Washington
W Cole esate for the sixteen-story
Bank OF The Metropolis building at :he
northwest corner Of Union Square and
Sixteenth street, and the adjoining
four-story building on Sixteenth Street.
the sale Of which was reported last
May. TIE properties carry mortgages
for SrOO 0GO
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Fire Record

lfo-f3s-tas Vest 6sth st: Fox
5o-s57 West 43d st. New YORK
Times ..---.---- ...... Unknow
e.35-2lG Vest 1921 81, Minnie
Hasbrook ......-.... Trintn
S:2o-l5s East Houston ST chin
ney Stanz Splitter. ....... Trinin
4:5o-leo Mott ST Montan,no
Bros .............-...- Trinin
lo.o6-l765 Madison av. Carbasis
BROS. .....-... Tri1fn
1oio5-3Z Broadway, Marine ana
Commerce Co. .....-.. Cnknow
II .5o-Front Of ~ south 81 tar
pot Bureau OF Highways Non
4-S5-54 Jefferson st. NJ. Goldberg
Trifin
45--s East s4th st. Mrs Wilson Non
;i6-l72c 81 and Boston road. Bronx
fence. Van Buren < Co.. TriHtn
6o-f54 Cherry 81. Max Bai4rsky.
s;@o--l694 Lexington ave. Moses Bo-
sss-1t5 e;rasn ., =, s.N,... rihir
'SV-sa Anstedam ave. Boiin4n
10 oo--Foot OF East s2d ST.. dock r,ts
Of New York .Tr,s,,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Exports to France Drop

PARIS, Oct. 5. American exports to
France showed a great falling off dur
ing the month Of August. according TO
statistics made public here During
July the value Of American products
imported to this country was 50 $751;
55i, bur in August the total WAS only
S3S32l $50. Al current rates or ex-
change this reduction amounted to al
most 100000 600 francs
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Results of Auction sales

lsT Az lGs . s. ~ nth. 22.sxs4. 4-s,y
tn and strs. r G O'Counor agt Z
hafser 20 al due. sie1Os.lo. tsxes etc
$Gs.o5, TO Blazio Coliura for S20.l0o.
by j. II. Mayors
137TH ST. 24s " :. 4ss 7fh av 1sx
99.li. S-sty and b dwlg Greenwich saw
lngs Bank agt Clara " Ksribe e. al: due
Sl2,S95.31. taxes. etc. SO; 10 The plain
tlff for So 600
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
STATE OF NEW YORK.


UHIce OF The secretary Of State.
. Albany. Juiy l. 1920
Pursuant to the provisions Of section ono
OF M article fourteen of the Constitution Of
the state Of New York and section two
hundred ninety-hve OF the Election Law
notice Is hereby given that the following
proposition. chapter eight hundred seven-
ty-two of the laws Af nineteen hundred
twenty Will be submitted to the people FOR
the purpose Of voting thereon at the next
general election to be held on the second
twenty.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
LAWS OF NEW YORK
STATE or NEW YORK.
IN SEN A'rE


rs. pr. 23. 1920.
all the senators cie votinp na1ority n vo Of
thereof, three nfths being present. WV
by order of the Senate.
HARRY c. WALKER
,, STATE OF NEW YORK
oiilce or the Secretary of StnteS Ss.:
Albany, Juiv !. 1920
nave compared the preceding cory a,
concurrent resolution with { he oririno al !
resolution on hle In this office, and do
herepy certify that the same is "A corroct
transcript therefrom and of the whols
thereof ~ "hole
HiVen under my hand and the seal NJ
r once of the Secretary OF state
IL. 81 at the city of Albany. this drs
Gay or July, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
SccrcfdrU Of State.
-, 8, ation-Matter in Italics Is now
omitted. ~ 40
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OHlce OF the Secretary Of State
Albany, JidD /, 1920.
Pnrsuant TO the provisions OF section on
oi article fourteen of the Constitution Of
,hc , State or New York, and section two
hundred ninety five of the Election Law
notice ls hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section eight OF
article seven of the Constitution OF the
state or New York is referred to the tegs
lature to be chosen at the next general
election OF senator's ia this State to be
leld on the second day of November,
nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
m nf fTtIr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
TIL KTEEN
STATE OF NEW YORK.

Office OF the Secretary Of State.
Albany JRlV /. 1920.
pursuant to the provisions Of section one
o. o. ar'ic!e fourteen Of the Constitution of
the state OF New York. and section two
hundred ninety-fve of the Election Law,
notice IS hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven of
arllcle seven OF the Constitution of the
state or New York is referred to the legis-
Iature to be chosen at the next general
election OF senators In this State to be held
on the second day Of November nineteen
hundred twenty.
FRANCIS II yIrCn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Laws or NEW YORK

70 the Legislature to be chosen at the next
general election of senators, and in CON
sornity with sectlnn one OF article fonr
teen of tse constitution. be published fn~
three months previous to the time of such
ejsetaeu.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE,
Apr. -. 1890
TIE FOREGOING resolution was dulv
osssed, majority OF all this Senator'S
elected in favor thereof
BY order of the Senate.
HARRY G. WALKER
President
STATE OF NEW yORk.
IN ASSEMBLY,
The foregoing resolution was dulv,
rassed majority of all the members
eiected ts the Assembly voting in favor
thereof
BY order OF the Assembly.
I. c. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YOvN.
Office OF the Secretary Of State IS:
concurrent resolution with the original
rsSsHiticn on fie In this office and do
h'-<sy certify that the same is a correct
irsasOript therefrom and OF the whole
t4reos-
,ssv~n radeY NY hand and the seal Of
o5ie@ OF the Secretary of State at
IL. 81 the city OF Albany. this first day
OF 'uly in the year one thousand
ni' hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HGGO,
Secretary Of State.
Explana 81 Mater in italics is new
matter IL Hi"cAets I ] is old law to be
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Offlce Of the SscrelarN Of q

'737 u VIZ - VtiT y OF NIHIN'
Albany. JuiU J. 1920
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
OF article fourteen Of the Constitution Of
IN" state Of New York. and section two
hundred ninety five OF the Election Law,
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven Of
article six Of the Constitution Of the State
of New York is referred to the legislature
to be chosen At the next general election
OF senators i'm this state to be- held on the
second day Of Move mber nineteen hundred
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
LAWS OF NEW YORK

fiSdicftoh as may be pecessor,, to. ~ n.
siiG posifion op pp'4fs,ofoa ,,a guardianship and dis
,.. .os'..V' 81 "rshQuenf. neglected or denerdrrt
Wemots ,sem ond tor the punishment und corrcc-
ftuo 70 s,ann uu1's = r'espohs'oc for contrtbu-
asncp' fp' and TO compel the SUPPORT n n ,pifs
cnaraeeoic' '99r shere,sa reat'pe oy persons legally
'ccf to support any Of them IN rorfer'1no " rto
.S sn9h }uftsdiction the leCtslature shnU nro
n,,, or ~ placed in the custody OF
nstV ~ ncrSnn op parole placing out, adortion
y, pI"ron pI",usd"sn'p' p' st shall be so committed
ton 0orernca bv persons mr. -, ~. ~ st dmst,lH
soa 81 as iss csa the reeseas ssTs@g
1tfTSdiction such courts mo,, hsnr cyd ~ S"L" dn
1et'nsne such causes. ,t1th or tnithout n i,,y1,
herein "1ss oherwise 'in"0,"S feiony Except
cens shall be elected or annoint Cd 90 ns V'.i
nr,nes o,I ana IN such manner as the legislature
w. e. Resolved or the Assembly concur).
fsr,'sa rras 'he torego!ng amendment be re-
the next general election OF senators and
IN conformity with section one Of article
r'tssn for thra OF nhe constitution be published
such election. WIG '''"e Vi
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed, ass
irr ria5ora,y a. or an the Senators elected vot-
By order of the Senate
HARRY c. WALKER.
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN ASSEMBLY,
~, pr. "a. 1920
The foregoing resolution was dulv pas ssed
a majority of all the members elected to
the Assembly voting in favor thereof.
Sy order of the Assembly
T. c. SWEET
sr.,rr, ,>,, >,,,.. - Speaker.
pftlce OF the Secretary of state So
! nave compared the preceding copv Of
concurrent resolution with the original
rresotatlon rs.o on hle in this office, and do
ne'eoy t.,i's ceruiy That the same is correct
thereof - ~ "'oi0
Given under my hand and the seal OF
=, office Of the Secretary Of state.
IL 81 at the city Of Albany, this first
uay OF July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secrctdry Of state.
THIRTEEN
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Secretdry Of State
-, ,A. Explanation Matter in italics is new
MEYER IN brackets is old law to be
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OifCe Of the Secretarv II s1 ia

,,,,-.,,o.. Albany July j. 1920.
ursuant to the provisions 1f section one
th, III "l,'e1e s,t fenrieen OF the Constitution Of
hdrdred nincty-lve of ihe ralection aNy
no1lee is hereby given that the following
riGi ti osed "merdment to section ten of arr
liSiS elsnt or the Constitution IF the state
u Now York Is referred to the legislature
20 20 ne rhost n at the next general election
ol .,,l senators ~ IN This State to be held on The
twenty '''A'-'Hcii Iuuultt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIFTEEN

Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
seeion ot e tho TO
0,ohstltution, In Relation to a Certain
Portion of the Erie Canal.
Section ]. Resolved Nf the Senate CON
cur). That section eight of article seven
Of the constitution be amended to read as
follows:
g. The legislature shall not sell lease
or or otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal. the
Cayuga and Seneca canal. or the Back
River canal; but they shall remain the
property Of the state and Under its man
asehent forever. The prohibition of lea Sc
sale or other disposition herein contained
SNha,l Natl not not apply to- the canal known as the
IN the city Of Buffalo, and which extends
eas'erly from the westerly line Of Main
street to the westerly line of Hamburg
I,lreet, nor to that portion of the existing
ERIE canal in the city Of Utica. bctwe.n
We westerly line Of Schuyler street and
the eastcrly line of Third street. provtde -
ehat flow of sufficient water .-on
schuyler street to Third street to feed that
Po'Ilon OF the canal east Of Fhird street
Pr 20 that portion Of the egisting Eric canal
L" ~ t"c connfy Of Herkinler bcticfcn the east
Tb'V tbV poFilon OF me village Of Mohatok and
tt. cV"ulV 2oHnddrD line bettceen the coun-
tics Of Herkinter and Oneida All funds tho :
h hhiay ne derived from any lease, sale or other
clsposlflcn or any canal shall be applied 10
lie Improvement. superintendance or repair
oi the remaining portion of the canals
r, Reso'Ved df the Senate concur),
H"' titc ivifsO4nE amendment be referred
10 IN" Lex ure to be chosen at the ne I
sen"Ial eIectlon OF senators and in con-
iorhi'y with section one of article four
teen OF the constitution be published for
liiIre months previous to the time Of sneh
election. o - SUI II
STAT OF NEW YORK.
in ASSEMBLY,
1,,.,- Mar. II. 1920.
an MS ms p,,i was duly passed majority of
a.! az ,ne members elected to the Assembly
VDuHg IN favor thereof. three -nfths tuine
present " Ne'" b
BY order OF the Assembly.
THADDEuS c. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
r,ta ,n, A. pr 10. 1920.
rs phi was duly Passed. a majority
81 an ,he senators elected voting In favor
'ne'eoi; nroe-hi MS being present.
by order OF the Senate
HARRY C.. WALKER
STATE or NEW YORK 49,
once of the Secretary Of State( SS-'
haNo coinpsred the prece ling conv oc
conc drrcii resolution with lha orielnal
"soiution on hlo in this office and do
n'''by certify that the same Is A rorrerr
thereof. VIC "h"'v
Given under my hand and the soal Of
cfhcn Of the SECRETARY Of SAFE
u. s. al the city Of Albany. This ,Iret
Hay OF July. in the year one
thousand nine hundred AID
twenty,
FRANCIS VI. HUGO.
Secretdry Of State.
SIXTEEN
,,,f, . .,,. anatiQn-Matter in italics is new
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
ST. OF NEW YORK.

ITIIt INC S0CTTIaFN 0T State.
Albany. @ufU L. 1920
PURSUE lt tr thc provisions OF section ono
of article fo' IN of the Constitution Of
fhe State >,w York, and section two
hundred nVe Of ihe Election Law.
notice is given that the following
proposed imeuts 20 article five Of the
Coussitrt the state Of New York are
referred legislature to be chosen at
the next "a election Of senators in
this STATE held on tne second day OF
Novembel eteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS N. HUGO,
NtCretaru OF Nlnfe.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIEVEN

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
,>eCTPfuru 0f 0fute
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE
CHAPTER S72

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
SaCrttOrlL of Nirt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER sIXTEEN

FRANCTS NJ. HUGO
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER THIRTEEN

FRANCIS NJ HUGO,
Secrct0ru Of St0te.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Concurrent DISSOLUTION Of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to
Section Seven OF Article Six of the Con-
sttution, in Relation to Compensation
OF Judges and Associate Judges Of the
of
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Concrrreu solution of the Senate and
Assernbi forosing Amendments To
Article o. tho Constitution. in
Relation te Ststs Officers and Depart
nsnfS
Section resolved Gf the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendne9t to
Section Eight of Article Seven of the
Constitution in Relation to a Certain
Portion of the Erie Cana.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHTEEN

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Sccrcfnru Of State
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09


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, 1920-10-13

ne Diet for u~ndertegnede Bank err blew
- en- anmeldt. at Sparekassebog Mr..
1885 err b~ortkommen, indkaldes herved
den mulige Ihendehaver at samme til
linden IL Tiger fra Dato al fremkomme
med navnte BoM oG for os at godtgore sin
retmassige Beslddelse at samme, da
Bogen modsat Fald efter Udlobet at
navnte First, vii blive mortificeret.
THE NATIONAL BANK OFTHE DAN
ISL WEST INDIES.
FredAriksted, den 8 October 1920.
, 1920-10-13
Official Notice.

THE official notice of the opening Of
= the October Term of the Dictrict
Court of the Virgin Islands of the Uni
ted States, for the Municipality Of St:
Croix, at Frederiksted on the 18th, and
at Christiansted on the goth insts., res
pectively, is heleD cancelled and with
drawn, owing to the severe illness of
His Honor, Lucius J. Malmin, presiding
judge of said court. A future date, as
early as possible, will be announced for
the opening of the term.
J. F. HENRY.
Clerk Of the Court.
By Order.
Oct IL 900
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14
La ~c0ndid0furn de
John C. Conway

Al natarse De "a randdaau para Supeinlendenle Dc eseaslas
dd-Essado. nosolros. con 81 dehido fespeio Il oponente demosfslA.
eslamos en- favor De John G Conway. actual Asnienle del Supenn-
tendenie Wagner. quicn estiseousendo para ea posclon en = bolesa
republican, derccha-
John c. Conway e una persona cue b. dedcpdo muehos amos
Dc 50 vds al estado De les probemas ecolarss Dc nueaEo eisado
Ha herho mucho viaiu . iodat parties DEL eNado : los dstrios ~
sale. dond E BE- famiEanzaao con - neredsd<s scfuaies Dc nacs-
nos ninos. do1rap6 ss enrrgias d IRA nsnra cpcpl 4 ks nnos
hspanoamencanos y en is hguet k3oa q ios centgo. pebi.dn dor
d ), h,re ms dlica consegur b sseeara y dnde & maestro 9
maestro pH = rcr1sr hencp mas dhrdinda s. Ccn,ay b
brado eyaniar q uptnu d - padu = lsnan q uos dsHaos
para cur Ietanlen eaus 8 e&frns rec0lafa nt apeepeao pia
crs sssisn : ds ~ h5ok cn uaYela seataiu tsntsf.s , eta
eonia. ca q rcaaia3o q qs pN tAt paia = = BE- d q
sendado q 4 da b<n<f1oa dis, csNaT.
odsa qsaa oe ds< eoaeeu - eahikemu dA Ceusf
pua Sanln3alt a exaHat So tae mat a. &AN g ts !
sn ada d& ~ mm feAsa ~ p &pf
o. fusln cd ~ = es e Is taF q y am cmea
la us06R O. 6 = - mAs - ~ g = M
%dhma tAoh eezf mz eN& 81 - -
8 5 - 5 es ae - 4hea tm M4t @a -
1s ssEse n - us naa 44H e m
49, ra &ms em Ma Ano ~ ~ -
q e 3 go paah s s. - - es ~
&a Is M4 - = - ~
s ~enss a s @ A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

propios de los candidates los que debemos tener en- cuenta, y en- este
casos creemos sinceramenle que John G. Conway Is FL indviduo mas
a nrop6sito para ocupar csc mporaHte pueslo, por razon de 4 ex
perienoia que va ha adqurido en- los muchQs amos que ha estado ~
tie nuesira genie, ~estudando las n~ecesdades escolares de nuesro pue-
Bio. y ds nusstro pueblo en los districts rurales, que Is doude mas 81
necesia.
Ell opponents. del ST. Conway. que b Is Il ST. r S Upton. de
A~Iamogordo, segdn nuestros nformes, Is IN educator De mucho me-
rio, y homhre de c0nocimientos ~proundos como maestro 81 sale
asuntos escoares; pero no obstante, nosoros que 81 Sri Conway es
q mas a~proposto de los dos para Superintendent de Escuelas del
Estado. porque esa mas al corrente de los aspntos sescolares del Es-
tado, y ST 81 Sr. Conway sigue en- lugar del ST. Wagner. contnuara Ia
nuy buena obra que ha e~mprendido eI ST. Wagner. ! NADIA tendran que
sufrr las escueas con el Gambia pues Sc seguran mejorando las es-
cuelas como Sc ha hccho hasta aqui. Suplcamos pues a nuestros leo
torres que estuden detenidamente cual de los dos candidates hene
mas meritos y apttudes para q puesto. y que den SUI vote en favor
del Prof. John {. Conway.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14
Ell PactO de la Lign de
las NlciOneS

PubEcamos hoy Ia taduccon completa del Pacto de IA Liga Dc
las Naciones. del que tanto Be ha hablado va en- pro. va En- contra. No
hemos vsto hasta ahora en- nnguno de DosApeiodcos hlspano-amerr
famoso docmento. y nos hemos tomado Ia tarea de traduciEo e me-
jor que hemos poddo. a fin Dc que el pueblo sepa de que Sc trsta,
especialmente ahora que Sc les pide que 70 apueben . que voien en-
contra de &. creemos que es juao que todos puedan leer las condE
en- favor Q en- contra con pleno conocimientO de causa. Por 10 tanto,
recomendamos a nuesros lectores que tudien~detenidament csc
nteresante documento.
Los repubEcanos 10 repudan por entero. 0 bien con algunas re-
servaciones; en- cambo los dem6cratas 10 aprueban en- todas sus par
tes. De todos modos Ia opinion esi dyidda. y Is I'm punio ImpoT-
tanhsnno que hay que decidr en- eAa election, pues esta question Dc
Ia Ega De las Naciones la venidO a ser FL pivote De IA canpana naeio-
nal. ! todos los esfuerzos De una y otra parte est6n dnigidos a haceT
que Il pueblo Ia apuebe 0 Ia rechace.
No p~reiendemos dr nuesha opinion POI ahora n en- favor n
en- contra; soamente "a ~pubheamos para. que E pueblo Sc sniere DEL
docmenso y para que todos sepan bien de que Sc uata-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-14

Estado de NueYo Mexico,
ondado De Santa Fs.
EN- Ia C0RTE nE DlSTRTTO
Ea Santa re Club ONo Stockholders
Liability, una corporation,
pemandhntes,

Santa re Realty Company mo Stock.
holders Liability, una corporation
Carl A. Bishop fidecomisario Hettie
Parmaly, william 8. Hougfton, Gle
mont s.. Honghton, Martha @. moug.
hton, Samuel B. Turner, Nellie ],
Turner, George Mccullough, Henry
Wilcox, Alexander Allen, a. II. Al.
len, los herederos desconocidoe de
Abe Gold, finado. aos herederos des'
conocidos de Alexander Allen, fina.
do, los herederos descon0cidos de
Juan Cayetano LoYato, finad0 LOS
herederos desconocidos de Agustin
asDvato, finado. slos herederos des-
cononidos de Juan Agustin L0vato,
finado, los heraderos desconocidoa
do Pedro Ignacio Lovato, finado, los
hereder0s desconocidos dc Justo Lo-
xato, finado, v todos los reclaman.
ter desconocidos de interes en- las
prenisas descritas N la demanda'
eontraria al demahdante,
DemandadOs.