davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19


Era el dia c~onsagrado al triunfo, q
dfa en- que, por disposition del gObier
no, TODD cfudadanO deb1a forzosac
mente manifestar su i0biao por "a
victoria. s3
En- una calle pr6xima a los houle,
wares, cubrieido Ell marinol de los
balconies, ~extandfanse una luiosas
e0lgaduras de- terciopel0 f0yo, p0npO-
samente galoneadas de orc, Hl tlecoi
de soda tricolor descendla de elias
hasta hacef desaparecer los bajo re.
lieYes representando el concrete de
Jas clnco parties del mund0 que 81 ar
quitecto proyectara opor mandato del
rico propietario. Del centric del bal
con, cubierta CONG sfmhol0 de Ia ga
llardla de una raza. iigeralme1te In
clinada en- se1al de cortesia legenda-
ria, in asia dorado, de Ia que descen-
dfa CON maize stad la gloriosa ensena
de On pueblo sublime que supo defen-
derse con Ell mayor de los herofsmos.
La soda de sus pliegues Drilaba AGA.
riciada pof Ia luz y cuando una aige
ra qbiisa Ia desplegabas U alegres
dolores ~parecian entoIlar un canto de
triunl0.
Delante dta palacio estacionaba un
magnlfic0 autom0vil propiedad del
dueno de aquel, de las colgaduras y
de las banderas, Ell modesto conner
ciante del 1918 convertible en- mi2o-
mario a fines del II, graeias a los SUI
ministries hechos al eJercito, ell habil
negociante euyas fuerzas lutheran re-
sultado escasas para sus m~nltiples
empresas de no haber contado o e.
auxilio de un milo, a quien Ia sperte
sac6 de las trincheras para llevarlo
a i'm miiisterio.
Enfrente del palacio veiase una ca
sta estrecha, una de esas casitaa de
fachada arrngada que Iinden al peso
de los amos recaamando Ell respeto de
tod0s, casita mlsera en- la que tuyie-
rase por objectionable osadfa el aso-
marse a sus decrepitas ~ventanas.
En- 81 ultimo piso, surgiendO de n
angOsta abertura, aparecia tambf6n
una bapdera. una pobre bandera de-
percalina suieta a IN palo muy pobre.
La bendita mano de una madre, enlur
tada acababa de eolocrsa alt para ce-
lebrar ,el dfa glorioso, Ell dfa de iuhi-
10 para tod0s, hasta para ella que no
podfa olvidar nj Al hijo perdddO en- IN
c0mbate. nj AZ infelE que sentadh
junto a aquella ventana espeTaba con
ansia que empezaran los festejos bus
cando con sus ojos apagados para
siempre una luz Que no llegara nun
ca.
Escuchabase a 10 lejos al rum0r de
las muatitudes, de Ia ola humane
ebria de algeria, que esperaba 81 paso
del ~yictorioso ~corteio. De pronto las
woes de las cornetas rasgaron 81 cs-
pacio y las musicas deiaron DIR los
aires marciales que animaron Glen
combates, las notas ~yibrantes que
apagaban 81 rugidO de los canones y
Ell martiiIe0 de las ametralladoras.
Una rafaga de aire aglt0 las ban
derae: movi0se en- Ia sombra }enta Y
solemnemente 10 que a~dDrnaba n pa
lacio de mArmoles, agit6se gracil Ia
que embeilecia IA ang0sta veDtana
hasta la que lego en- un rayo de luz
un beso del ciel0.
Y entonces pareci6 por un i~nstante
que la ~percalina de los humiides deri-
GA una mirada de c~onmiseraci6n a
Ia bandera de soda Ge los poderosos
desplegandose altiva como 81 a ella
SOLO le correspondent recoger q
homemade que rendfa un pueblo a ia
patria en- una jornada ~inolyidahie.
Jorge 4. de SAGREDO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

Ia pmarnta 81 chiea ; plea
} nazoua ira Enlsado4
y a. como pequeHiiM,
hasia Il alma "a has picad0
ut ala aas "a oacisse
~ dia n4rf tot
"a diA ann a e. mpeeae
nos muafemta hes dos
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fzfnea nrn te esinN 4anda
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
Mujeres Buenas, Bonitas
v Baratas

Pusp el diablo un gran bazaar
de muieres condenadas,
y al ,veIaas almacenadas,
TODD 81 mundo fue a comprar.
70 tambien fui, qnien no acnde
o venta de tai valia?
perO tanta genie habla
que dentro llegar no pude.
Los hombres con malos modos,
Querfan por fuerza entrar,
y gTritaban: no empujar
Que hay mujeres para todosl
Quien las Quiere? pregonaba
81 diabao que las vendfa,
y cada cual pedfa
la que mejor le cuadraba.
Uno rubia, otro moreno,
este flaca, 81 otro gorda,
este muda. 81 otro sorda,
uno propias 81 otro agena.
Este quiere una paloma
sin hiel, que nunca engane;
este otro que no regane;
y este Otro la que nc coma.
Quien la desea mas chdca,
QUEEN alta. esbelta y airosa:
los unos la mas Aermosa.
los otros, que sea muy RIGA.
Aques, may cOrta en- dispendio
este, la que mas Guide,
y hasta hay hombres las piden
aseguradas de incendi0.
L1egame 81 turno tardio
pues IegIle a ser Ell p~Ostrero,
y me pregunta que quiero
el diaeao y nluy senior MIC.
va Que de elegir Sc trata,
le digo, Yamos a yer:
4deme listed una muier,
buena, bonita Y barata"
Y dijo 81 diablo cumpIido;
~lindas, buenas, y no caras
dstas, amigo, son raras.
adn no las he recibido-
Scnriendo de ALI salf
u al mundo allegro vengo.
que ell conocimiento tengo
que he de encontrarlas aqui.
6enoras, con todas hablo:
1ermosas, buenas, modestas,
sstas son mujeres. estas,
lue no Sc las lleva e. diabl0!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
Lo que Is eI peri6dico

rs un bnen amigo
Todos los dias nos mace 81 vista
y o c~uenta...
Que nos cuenta 81 periodicO7
Fl p~cSftico. el sabto y g que pare
&c seFlo, Sc engolfnn en- Ia lectnra Dc
los celebrates, el amigo de monedas
y de aigo que 50 Ia lAlmad0 ID salsa
de Ia conversation, rocofre las gace.
tiilaa. "a cr6nica menuda. los heoh0a
divereos: que quien desea saber 10
que pasa en- ultramar, lie las noti-
cias fecibidas rnF q cable submarine,
Ia Mica FOmanfica que sueha con IA
yenida del Principe Axul devora ia
parte nterara. 81 ~gaEtronouto lee io2
almacenes de ~ullra4narlnoa, J hnaia
IA defota cue ha ~reEInciado de las
mundanas pompas e~ncuentra en- Ia
cr6niea rcllgioaa re4odeo para 81 ~
pfritH ciardtcante EN- "a medrosa 20
uun1ere de- Ia sacrstlaa.
p p~eriedlsfa 80 dem6erata y hasla
cnmrfNauo.
40 nifafno Hesa ! IA snnfsoea mor2.
da a. ioe rteos qaa Al cuchifrit e toa
mtserablas y en- esto puaie dafie
quinta : rasa 8 mUchoe ~ ioa cue
biaaonnn de &mlkns del iA18ao u
Green Qne han eDkido Is don a. IA
msro caanAp V eprefn roa n1e9nG
Qas ESTE en e cendaisro
~ rcrt5tAo 81 ratfz 0e Hatrhox -
npeatnl8 anieqs tnlimns. n9nca 80.
lff&tunn. ~ HsA 3 FaEnoa casaao
d. eaf4ffsa ftaaNesas paFa 4stls De-
d. cHres 81
81 meNeso ca 81 mfieFseF.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

VII que los escritorcRlos de clertoa
~periodicos usan para v~ilipendiar Q in
Juriar a diestfa y slniestra. a los bno-
NOS y pacfficOs ctudadnnos de nues.
tFo lQuerid0 estado. y sin muchos 70.
deos dire q listed, que TODD el orfgeu
de csa corupcl0n c0nsiste ca que To-
dos esos ~editorcillos ~empedernidos y
corfnptos. son, PERSONS que han 1e.
nido do palges extFanieroa, donde m.
cleron Quiza. y ee criaron y creole
ron, en- uu ambiente Impure, y donde
quixa solo aprendieron deede 81 tier
ma infancia q arFoiar 1oao . Ia cara
De sus heruiauoa y connaclonaies, do
cOnaigniente, aQueilo que a~rfendieFon
en- u nihtx no - ies oividara iamdx
y slempra eat6n alerta. IistQs y prom
los para inspitzr 4 todog, pues 1uA
sores sin eScrdpuio "a c~onciencla
ubortoE cue han aid0 dcHpatrindos, "a
sea- por "a fnerxa a. la Aufolidad e.
tablpcida o acknowledgements. poIo Sc
.c0nipfenda 4 1as claraH. cue IS en saa
palacs nAialea no 20 puainfun eanar
IN vida henestagte ate, J tEYiefon QAal
bgHcar aMpsFu en- ofroH luTafs VI
como LucltNf no uaokHaA nes afro3|
aieunes para ~. d0nto Auesino PUG
bio. c1n ga lnn5ta . lnheFenfo eh4it
DAD a. hefpitaiidad tE FpeibIt y les
90 HruEfdA. ~HuDuniondu 1nA sertau
ufiatafaa hgmaieae. y 4ue aoTenarfian
ha coalomtfqe. "a nf1ant4ad h1en
luantet&Mieatu n,ia ~e1SnntaIiNa y
lsett8 10 Natfo Mfatcoe oiaa s e..
~ ha reaaffaao a. e1ntInfln a. Is nae
~ p4ehio ~ tmA9taaa& fsea 81 ta4
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

III SIR. Celso Lopez, nos ha suplica-
do la publication de 10 siguiente.
Una Declaration Publica.
POR CUANTO que un nnmerO lie
enemigos ~polfticos y ~personales del
abaio firmado han arreglado y estan
lleyando a eabo una campaha de ca
lumnias y~ituperacion y abuse, con Ell
obietO de enganar a mis amigos en- Ell
Condado de Santa ne, y en- ell Partld0
Republicanos no importaudoles NADIA
ningunos intereses excepto e. seryir
a sus fines pa~rticulares; y
POR CUANTO. las -declaracfOnes
hechas p0r esas personals son sin min
gun fundamental en- hechos y son pu-
Al inyenciones 9 imag1naciones de
las personas que estan ~esparciendo
esQs rtlInores. y estan inbufdos de in
espiritn malevolo para dahar al aba
10 firmad0, y a mis- amigos en- 81 Con.
dado do Santa re y en- 81 Partido Re-
pubSicano:
AH0RA. POR 10 TANTo, 10, el
abajo fiImado, con 81 fin de que Ia
yerdad So sepa. hago Ia siguiente de.
claract0n bajo mi uombre y firfna;
Durante t0da mi vida activa 70 ne
sid0, y soy ahora, y siempre intento
SCI, I'm sincere y honesto miembro
del Partido Republicans. 70 nunca,
durante mi vida, he votado Of Boleto
Democrata. 10 cual es mas de 10 que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

fQ4ain ea4fe Amigos
tfa 81 aatasa QaH n4 ~ aus
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b 5iff a fsf2Ad - N#fia
r1fue9 s sar AZ se fieo sasag aN
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comlslnnes de Asuntos lndios, CANA.
II de Representatives., y 81 senado,
al Honorable comlslenado de
Asunfos indlos,
Washington, D. q.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

Transmitido Al Honorable B. 6. Her
nandez, repFesentante. y al Hon.
Va, A. Jones, Senadon y A.. 3. Fall,
Senador, de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
@S0lOPEzDEQAA QUEH4ASDO
SMPR UN REPUBAGANOl EA Y CONSTANIE

lndignado por los ataques que algunos de sJs enc
migos personales Ie han dirijido, hace una decla-
racion pIblica reiterando su adhesion al Partido
Republican,, al que siempre ha pertenecido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

Mrs. June Baxter and children
have returned home after sever
al weeks visit in Berea.
Mrs. Ben Wilson, of Waco, is
visiting Mrs. T. X. Hamilton and
attending the Chautauqua.
Mrs. ]. V. Baumstark and chill
dren. of Waco, are visiting Mrs.
Nj. +. Wharton, in Lexington
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith, Cleveland,
Ohio, is spend a few days with l!eg
daughter, Mrs. b. II. Luxon.
Miss Mary Telford, from Or
Ilando, Fla, is visiting her brother,
IDr. Il. l.. Telford, in the campus.
Miss Mary Weller Winter, of
| Cynthiana, is visiting her grand
parents, DIR. and Mrs. NJ. I. Chan
der.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Taylor and Miss
HORNE. Of Leroy, H., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. {. a. Taylor on
Broadway.
Miss Gertrude Richardson, of
Perryville. arrived Saturday at
noon fer a visit to Mrs. T. A.
Campbell ON the Summit.
Miss Mary Mcdaniel, the eff
cient bookkccper for the Buick
Motor Company, is spending her
vacation with homefolks at Horse
| Cave.
Mr.. Lynn Boggs is home from
AIiddietoWn, Ohio, for a visig to
his mother, Mrs. Aline jackson
BoGgS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Buffet Supper
For Wedding Party

Mrs. ". NJ. Creekmore Of VAR
rem Court, entertained on Monday
evening with buffet supper for
the bridal party. in honor of her
niece, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Hicks
whose marriage to Mr.. Sidney X.
Griffith, of ePn Van. n. Y, took
place Wednesday afternoon. The
home was attractively decorated
for the occasion and Ms. Creek
more wa sassistcd in entertaining
by her two sisters, Mrs. w. w.
Broaddus. of Richmond, and Mrs.
Charles w. jeff, of this city
Lexington Herald.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
House Party
At kirksviue

Mr.. Nay Coy is host at his
lhome at Kirksville to the follow
ing guests, who are invited for d
several days house party: Miss
Elath Buchanan, Miss Cynthia
Dawson, of this city; Miss Susan
Hays, of Winchester; Messrs.
William Wallace, Tom Baldwin
and Edwin Powell. A number Of
social functions are being planned
for the guests.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
ALLEGED MURDERERS
TAKEN TO LEXINGTON

Five men charged with the murder
of Rachael Allen, 14-year-old boy OF
Ovsley county, were taken to Lex
ington for safekeeping. The men
are Robert Clark, Grover Ballard,
Harlan w. Baker, Leonard Baker and
Charles Gabbard: The Bonneville Jail
where they were confined for time,
was not considered safe.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
Prof. C. D. Smith Has
Promising Peach Crop

Prof. G. D. Smith brought some
samples of peaches from ais or
chard at Conway to Richlaor1 to-
lday and reports that he will have
barrels" Of the kind next week.
when the annual gathering Is
started. Mary p ooie are employ
ed in this work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

Members of the Hickman school
board and patrons of the Hickman
schools are in favor OF floating $780,
900 bond issue to take care of neces-
sary buildings for the city schools.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
SAME oFFENsE COSTS MORE

Anothe4: blow has been dealt to the
nti-prohibitionists at Paducah. Ac-
cording to the new state laws, all
persons found guilty in police court
of drunkenness will be fined $40.
Heretofore the fine for a splain
drunk" was 81 and costs, or total
of 81. The $40 will carry no costs,
but is a 120 per cent Increase over
the old.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
Entertained For Guest

Miss Helen Rollins Bennett in
vited large number of friends
from 4 to g o'clock Friday to
meet her house guest, Miss Mary
McGiffort, of Duluth. Receiving
with Miss Bennett were Miss
McGiffort, Miss Marian Joplin, of
Los Angeles; Miss Florence
Burnam and Miss Marie Bennett.
Sweet peas were used in great
profusion in the drawing room
and hall. Delicious frapl was
served on the arrival III lie guests
by Miss Marie Langford and Miss
Lucia Bennett In the dining room
a refreshing ice course vas served
=, the hostess being assisted by Miss
Lucia Burnam and Mrs. l.. r.
BlantOn.
Miss Rose Ledford. Of Win
chester, is visiting friends here
this week.
Mrs. Harry Scrivener. Of Win
chester. has been visiting rela-
tives here this week.
Mrs. Charles Jett has issued III
vitatiOns to card party Monday
AFTERNOON in honor of ker guest,
Mrs. William Burnett, OF Nash
vile.
Mrs. G.. w. Evans. who has
been with Mrs. J. NJ. Blanton. in
Winchester for a visit, left this
week for Hanover, Ind. to visit
her sister. Mrs. II. NJ. Rogers.
Captain J. a. Higgins. Alr His
gins and Miss Ellis arrived the
first and have taken possession Of
their residence on Second street.
Miss Tomnie West and moth.
er. Mrs. w. II. West. left Tor a
two weeks visit to relative, III
Nicholasville and Jessamine coun
ty.
Rev. d. II. Matherly left Satur-
day upon receipt of a telegram for
lrontOn,. Ohio, to be at the bed
side fhis father-in-law. Mr..
John Webb, who is thought to be
dying.
Mrs. John Kennedy and chill
dren left for Cincinnati Thursday
where they will visit relatives be
fore going to Colorado. Miss
Willie Kennedy accompanied
them to Cincinnati for brief stay.
Mrs B. J. Clay has invited a
number Of friends Wednesday al
ternoon, honoring Mrs. William
Marstella. of Cleveland. and Mrs
Marshall Collins, of Washington.
ID. c.
Friends here will be glad to
hear that Calvin Taylor. jr., has
received nice promotion and has
been transferred from Chariot< q
to kannapolis. n. {. Mr.. Taylor
is timckeeper for a large wooden
mills.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03
But Little Chsnce Fer
MIR. Goc1Ioe's Recovery

The condition of John ID. Good
loe. so years old. at the Berea
hospital, where he was recently
operated upon for gall stones, is
unchanged. There is reported to
be but little expectation for his
recovery. He has been in i'll health
for some time and the operation
was decided upon as a last resort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

RADIATORS-ADy mako or styis au
to. truck. or tractor. twisted. sfnasne'
sprung or frozen. repaired: estimate
furnished: york FIRST class: auto rs
diator specialists. r.. Green proprie-
tor: phone 1920 Y. 223 e. Main street..
lexington. Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

The s-year-old son of William
Baughman, Pineville, found dwna-
mite cap. Result-curiosity, ham
mer, explosion, scared kid, minus
two fingers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-03

WEDNESDAY
z Big Features---12 Reels
NORMA TALMADGE
i'm aThe Forbidden City"
Cast includes Thomas Meighan
Constance Talmadge and Harrison
Ford in "The Experimental Marriage
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02
SUFFERED FOR
 TWENTY YEARS
Andrade Quickly Restored to Health by Tenisc and Now Feels
 Fine.

''I certainly can recommend ,Tanlac and am glad to do so, for after what Tanlac has done for me if I refuse to say a sood word for it I would be one of the most ungrateful men in the world" recently said Vuno An drade 1215 Pacific avenue. Alame- da, Cal, an employee of the Union Iron Works.
 For the past twenty years" he continued T had suffered wI.n n: 1: us had a case Of stomach trcu.le as l imagine any Cne could have and live, and although I tried many treat ments and medicines nothing seemed to do nie a particle of g2oi until started taking Tan;ac.
 "I had no appetite and when 1 did nle ,,age to force dcwi. | little some thing I would be in misery for hours afterward. Gas would form on my stomach. I had intense pains in my sides and chest and in the region of my heart, and at times just had to fight to get my breath. My nerves were in such bad shape T could get but little sleep and lots of nights would sit up in bed all night long un- able to get wink of sleep. My tongue was always coated, felt tired and drowsy all the time and often I just had to give up and take to my bed"
 Someone suggested that try Tan lac. so I got a bottle and began talk ing it. It was not long efore I had a splendid appetite, and now I can eat anything I want without being troubled with gas or those pains in my side and chest. I never have diff culty about getting my breath and my nerves are in such good condition that I can sleep all night long with out ever waking up till morning. In fact I feel as good as I ever did in my life, and I hope what I have said about Tanlac will be the means of helping some one else who may be in the same condition I was.
 -Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co.,, in Morenci by Brown and Beck; in Metcalf by Bainez and Valdez and in Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution" adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02
RECORDED INSTRUMENT.

Satisfaction of Mortgages
 State Bank of Metcalf to Vincent Mercurio.
 Clifton Lumber and Improvement Company, to M c. Kendrick ct. ux.
 State Bank of Morenci, to EstaGis- lao Macias, Jr.
 State Bank of Morenci to J. M. Frankel.
 State Bank of MorencI to F. J. Croxall
 State Bank of Morenci to w. H. Jenkins.
 State Bank of Morenci to R. H. Cotton.
 The Bank of Duncan to J. H. Briley. Lease.
 Paul Becker to Gabriel Armas ct uX. Bill of Sale.
 Ramon Cabarga to Henry Carrillio.
 w. J. Cantlon to Lorenzo Musso.
 Fernando de Mendez to Mateo Bar rientos.
 Tomas Gonzales, ct al, to Pauline Cabral, ct. al. Mrs. c. E. McKelvey toMitch San ders.
 James Andrews to Vincent P. Gam boa.
 Felix Gonzales to Pedro Cobo. Quit Claim Deed.
 Carrie Harris to c. E. McKelvey. Warranty Deeds.
 c B. McKelvey. ct ux. to W. Sykes.
 Christiano Gomez ct ux to Cutler mo Vega.
 Nora D. Kirst ct al to Manuel Will lalobos.
 Guillermo Vega ct al to Eduardo
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

in the land, and pictured an ideal ad- ministration at Washington of being composed of a man like Sam Comp CTS for president and "a cabinet of men who think like he does" He pie tured Lafollette as an ideal senator. Morgan also made a political talk,
 calling attention to the fact that Tue son was to have city election this fall and urging the union men to be
 alert to their interests. No formal plans for campaign were announced.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Armendariz.
 Robert Mann ct uX to Protestant Episcopal Church. a corporation of Arizona. Articles of Incorporation. Appointment of Deputy Sheriff.
 l.. J. Dunagin.
 Of Clifton Mining Company. Partial Assignment of Mortgage. SpeciI Power of Attorney.
 J. c. Gatti to Lucia Gatti
 Louise Fantoni to John Fasana.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Every family should ke paration at hand ready for instant use when need. Severe attacks of collie and cholera morbus often prove fatal before medicine can be procured or physician summoned. The uniform success that has attended the use of this remedy and the prompt cures which it has effected have made it staple article fotrade.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

R J. Coleman, Administrator of the estate of E. K. Tichenor, deceased vs. Phelps Dodge Corporation a corpora tion, an action to recover the sum of $4e00.00 for fatal injuries received by Tichenor at Morenci, on June 19 1919
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Lucas Salas, has this week filed lis petition, praying that letters of administration upon the estate O. Nj colas Diaz. deceased, oe issued to him and the hearing mas Ee"n set fnr Mon- day 18th day of July, at lJ o'clock A. M. Dave w. Ling represents the petitioner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

J. Y. Ainsa,, of Morenci. was this week appointed administrator of the estate of Andres Telles, deceased and his bond fixed in the sum of $1O00.OO. Owing to the absence of Judge Laine, Judge Samuel L. Pattee, of Tucson presided over the Superior Court on Tuesday of this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Grace Armstrong. vs. Richard F. Armstrong, an action LOT a divorce. Plaintiff alleging in her complaint that she was intermarried with de- fendant on the 10th day of June, 1903, and that for the past several years the defendant has treated the plain tiff in a cruel and inhuman manner Plaintiff also prays for the custody of her minor children Bernice, Donald and Wayne. c. Hooker is the attor- ney for plaintiff.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Manuela M. Reyes, vs. Felipe Reyes, an action for divorce. Plein- tiff alleging in her complaint that she was married to defendant in May, 1917 at Morenci, and ever since were and now are husband and wife. hat for more than a year past the de- fendant has abandoned and deserted the plaintiff and continues to live separated and a part from her c. Hooker represents the plaintiff.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

while employed by said corporation as switch board operator at their power house. Dave w. Ling is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

Elsie Culver was this week granted a decree of divorce from her husband, w. L. Culvert, on the ground of de- sertion and non-support. She was also awarded the sole custody of her two minor children. Hooker represent ed the plaintiff