davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-07-28
A Constructive Policy

'The award of this sale is in line with the general policy of the Forest Service in assisting in the fullest development of Alas ka's forest resources as we'll as a means of increasing the supply of pulpwood for the United States" said Mir. Flory. The National Forests of the Territory probably contain 100000, GOO cords of timber suitable for the manufacture of newsprint and other grades of paper. Under scientific management, these for ests can be made to produce 2, 900, 900 cords of pulpwood annually for all time. or enough to manu- facture one-third of the pulp pro- ducts now consumed in this coun- try, according to the District For ester.
 Abundant Water Power
 'The Alaska forests also con- tain the second chief essential of the pulp and paper manufactur. ing industry. namely water pow CT. No accurate survey of the power resources has yet been made. but known projects have a possible development of over 100, 600 h. D.. and it is believed that the National Forests O, Southeastern Alaska contain no,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

beszedet inteaett a tisztviselokh0z
hogy maradjanak helyikon.
- Mem szandekozunk! - volt va
lasz.
- Maid kenyszeriteni fogom magu.
kat. Szufonyos bakakkal kiserteten
be.
- Meglehet, = valaszoltak, de dol
gozni mem fogunk.
Delutan harom orara rendelte be 6
tisztviseloket Linder hivatalba, dc
valamenyi hivatalos helyiseg ire:
volt ekkor. Masnap detektivek vettel
k0riil a varoshaza epiiletet, a kapuE
alatt szuronyos SERB csend6r0k voltak
Xix minden kijov6t igazoltattak
Macy Laszlo varosi tanacsnokax keny
szeritettek, hogy jegyz6konyvet We
gyen fel.
@Az vi tisztviselok, kiknek leg
hagyobb resze munkas, yagy laikus
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

keresked8t Is B. Kiss Mihaly ujkigy6-
si f0ldmivest, q Xix penzlebe belyegz6sel
foglalkoztak. A hazkutatas alkalma-
val megtalaltak naluk belyegz6t is,
egy centimeter hosszu koz0nseges oyer
tyanfa-rudat, a melynek vegere feltd'
nd szakavatottsaggal Is precizitassal
van bevesve a bankjegyek feliilbelyeg-
zesere hasznalt peeset rajza. "A ket
hamisito, mik0zben rend6rsegre XII
sertek oket, meg akarta vesztegetni q
detektiteket, felajanlottak hamis
belyegz6keszileket es az osszes naluk
lev6 keszpenzt. Bevallottak, hogy
rendszerint felaron vasaroltak leb6-
lyegezetlen bankjegyeket es nagyon sok
iigyfeliik volt. A belyegz6t Budapes-
ten Teleki-teren vasaroltak 20 ezer
koronaert. Az iigyes csal6kat letar-
toztattak es atkisertek 6ket az iigyesz-
seq foghazaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

mem ert az iipekhez. A legbonyolul.
tabb rend6rsegh ugyek vezeteset egy
Gyongyosi nevii kovaesmesterre biz
tax. Az nj rezsimet SERB megszall6
hat6sagok er6sen tamogatjak.
Hoffman Otto volt orszaggyilesi
kepvisel6 multi heten gyiilesre hivta
ossze videki szervezeteket es indit.
vanyozta szerbekhez val6 k0zeledest
de kisgazdak kimondtak, hogy az
anyaorszag j6 es balsorsaban kivan,
max osztozni es ha a k0zigazgatast at
akarjak adni szerbek, targyaljanak
a magyar kormanynyal, mint hiva
talos f6rummal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
HAzAI IHlREK
LINDEREK TERRoRJA rs
KUDARCA PECSETT

Kaposvarr6l jelentik: Nap-nap utan
erkeznek menekiiltek Pecsrol, nagyob
bara kiutasitott tisztvisel0k, akik ell
mondjak, hogy milyen terror uralkodik
Linderek uralma alatt. Az vi rend
szerrel szemben polgarsag es az eges2
tisztyisel6i kar passziv rezisztenciat
tanusit, csak .egyket dijnok maradt
helyen. Nendtwich polgarmester ell
mozditasa utan Linder tisztvisel0i
kart hivatta, kiknek neveben az iro'
daigazgat6 k6vetkez6ket mondta:
TIT vagyunk, hivatott!
Linler kisse meglepod0tt, de azutan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

be, csak kolcson. =. addig csak,
amig bemegyek a varosba es
visszajov0k. - ,Ha visszaj0ttem,
visszaadom.
Egeszen rugalmas lett a gon-
dolatt6l: ig'en, 3 kolcson fog ker-
nj egy csontot es megreformalja
a sajt6t, az adoiigyeket a hadse-
roget, kormanyt, az egesz or
szagot. Feliilt, foltapaszkodott es
koliilnezett. Mar Wig volt, mar
nevetett. mas ember ct forint e.
rejeig vagja mellbe az embereket
- en- egy labszarcsont erejeig
| fogom megprobalni = mondta vi
daman es megd0rzs0lte ket csont-
kezet.
Kemszemlet akart tartani a
sirokon, amikor hirtelen halk,
panaszos hang szolalt meg mel
lette. Kivancsian fordult meg:
- XII az? - kerdezte.
Az egyik felturt god6rb6l egy
nyomorult vaz emelkedett XII.
- TlsZtelt ur, = szolt a vaz
alazatosan bocsasson meg, hogy
megszolifom. -. szegeny, csala !
| dos ember voltam, amig eltem. :.
Most f0lastak siromat es fol
! ebredtem. A csaladom mindig
| nyomorgott s en- lit sirban meg
almodtam, hogy milyen szamu
sorsjegy fogja megnyerni a fo-
nyeremenyt. Haza szeretnek men
nj szegeny arvaimhoz, hogy meg
mondjam nekik ezt a szamot.
Az ujsagiro rosszat gyanitott
= Ma es miert nem megy?
= Santa vagyok, kerem. !. +.
csak fellabam van. :. Urasagod-
max, mint latom, epp a ballaba
van meg.
Ballay keserUen folnevetett:
= Sz6val AIT akarja, hogy oda-
adjam a ballabamat?. -.
- Ha mem haragszik meg. /.
ARA akartam kerni.
= HIM, - mondta szegeny Bal,
lay, pekkem van, megint pek,
KEN van, ugy latszik, nekem meg
/ halottaimban is pekkem van. De
miert akarja eppen az en- laba-
mat? Mert mem ker mastol?
- Tisztelt ur, - felelte a vaz
- yn meg mem ismeri a vilagot
azert kerdez toleap ilyent. A vi
| lag komisz, az emberek irigyek
! 4ts1,1f,z6k, biztos Vagyok "brnne, hog5
'Iegyik sc adna kofcson a sajatJat
Els honnaa tudja, hogy er
oda fogom adm?
A vaz vigyorogva legyintett &
kezevel:
Mert ismerem urasagodat
| On az bizonyos ujsagiro, ak
mindig fol szokta magat masok
| ert aldozni,
| HIM. -. = mondta Ballay
cs0ndesen, van a dologDal
valami - es a f0ldre ereszkedett
- Hin. mondta megegy
seer es maga ele 'bamult. = HIM.
- harmadszor is a csontjai resi-
ketni kezdtek, mintha hides
rama. Aztan sep csondesen lie
vette a bal 1abszarcsontjat e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
Az ujsagiro
Irta: villanyi Andor

Rendetlen, hanyag, keserii en-
ber volt az ujsagir6, rojtos keze-
lot hordott, nadragtart6t mem vi
self, frissen megborotvalva senki
mem latta meg, kis, szomoru csap-
szekekben vacsoralt, delben kelt
es korme alatt sotet gyaszsze-
gelyt hordott. Ballaynak hittak
az ujsagirot, sziilei AIT akartak,
hogy rendes ember legyen, de 3
mem akart: verseket firkalt, no
vellakat irkalt, szeles potty0s
nyakravalokat viselt es hajat
ijesztoen megnoyesztette. Iro a
kart lenni Ballay, szep, banatos
regenyeket akart irni, meg vad,
lobog6 verseket, de nrnak szsle-
tett; finom, erzekeny lelke mem
birta hajszat, elfaradt, kiegett,
megsziirktilt, szarnyai miel6tt
kibonthatta volna 6ket - leha-
nyatlottak egyszer csak azon
yette magat eszre, hogy mem
mept semmire.
Neha ejjel, almatlanul hany-
kodva agyan, eszebe jutott elron-
tott elete, = ilyenkor megfogad-
ia, hogy masnap vi eletet kezd,
de mire folebredt: del volt, nap
magasan ALT az egen,, asitott e.
gyet, faradtan, szomoruan vallat
Won't, cigarettara gyujtott ment
egykedviien, a megvaltozhatat-
lanba beletor6dve ia redakci6ba
= tovabb korm0lni. ! Y
T0rtent abban az id0ben, hogy
a kormany - pozicioja meger6-
sitesere uj lapot akart seer
vezni Ballay veletleniil els6nek
tudta meg dolgot. Egy pillanat-
ra eltinodott, hogy most lit az
alkalom, de par perc mulva elfe-
lejtette S mire a k0nyomatos elso
jelenteset hoztak, mar annyira
elfoglalta a robotos munka, hogy
semmire sem emlekezett. Ejjel
almaban megjelent neki a sajat
lelkiismerete ICY szolt:
Hanyag, rendetlen emher,
mi lett. beloled? Elziil0ttel,
meg6szultel, koraven lettel, soha
semmire mem vitted. Hol foged
vegezni?
Az ujsagiro lesitotte a szemet
es hallgatott. Aztan folcsavarta a
villamos-lampat, .szivarra gyuJ-
tott megfogadta, hogy erot vesz
rossz termeszeten, kimeletlen,
ONO lesz, MINISTER sokat k0-
szonhet neki, elmegy hozza es ha
szepszerevel mem bir vele, tor
konfogja ugy kenyszeriti XII,
hogy ot tegyek meg lap seer
kesztojenek. Reggel koran kelt,
delelott megkerte a titkart ,hogy
delutanra kiil0n audienciat kap-
hasson. Aztan borbelyhoz ment,
megborotvalkozott,, benzinnel> XII
tisztittatta szalonkabatjat, fa-
radt energiajanak matarja ber-
regni kezdet, hajlott hatat kihuz-
ia egy vi, szep, celdutatos elet
kepe merritt fol bemohosodott
fantaziajaban:
Delben, amint szokott korcs-
majaba belepett, egy kollegiaja
sietett elebe. Irigy, roszindulatu
eInber volt, senkivel jot mem tett
mindig mindenkit kihasznalt min
takepe volt simamodoru sire
bernek. A kollega tularad6 szere
etettel olelte magahoz:
Teged yarlak, egyetlen ba
ration, mondta - mar laka
sodon is voltam, kavehazban il
kerestelek, a miniszteriumban il
erdekl6dtem, de mindenutt az
mondtAk, hogy epp most men
tel ell.
Egy kis dolgom volt,
mondta Ballay udvariasan. =
Mibe lehetek szolgalatodraY
Hat, kerlek, amiatt seer
keszt6i alias miatt jottem.
Ballay elsapadt:
Mifele szerkeszt6i alias mi
att?
A kollega folenyesen ,legyin
tett:
TJpvan. kerlek ne add ii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

- De eskiiszom, senkit Sc aka
rok protegalni..
A kollega azonban mar togta,
mar tartotta, mar gyurta, mint
a lagyulo viaszt, folenyes volt,
imponalo, elegans, elokel6 es egy-
ben eroszakos, = j6 ember vagy,
GALLEY :. ;. ;. :. =. :. -. (2)
mondta a kollega, szived j6,
hallgass a szivedre = delutan,
amikor megjelent MINISTER
elott, lemondo mosollyal kezdte
ell:
- Kegyelmes uram, hallottam,
hogy egy uj lapot akarnak csi-
nalni es szerkeszt6t keresnek hoz-
"a -. A kollegam, hiszen mel.
toztatik ismerni, nagyon kival6
ember. nagyon melegen ajan-
lam. exellenciad nagyon le-
k0telezne vele. :.
.. Meghalt az ujsagiro egy h6na-
posszobaban, senki ra Sc nezett,
ket korhazban is fol akarta ma
gat vetetni, de olyan alazatos
volt, hogy portas becsapta clint
te a kaput. Mines hely, mondta
a portas es az ujsagiro szomoru-
an gondolt ARA, hogy ezt az en-
bert is 8 hozta ide. A harmadik
korhazba mar szegyelt elmenni.
Hazavanszorgott a lakasara, meg
vetette az agyat, lefekudt es
meghalt. Jolt a halottkem, bizo-
nyitvanyt allitott XII r6la, jott
egy baratja, 0t sz6val elparen4
talta: mem volt modern, elhetet-
len volt, ezt Wondta. Aztan
Jolt temetkezo-egyesiilet S ell
temette.
Egy lelek Sc ment a temete-
sere, es6s, szeles, csunya> ido volt,
az emberek ilyenkor a kavehaz-
ban szoktak iilni. -.
Otven evig fekiidt sirban az
ujsagir0, elporladt, foldde Walt
Egy napon - ez idoben temeto-
rendezes diihongott1 fovarosszer-
te kapas parasztok jottek IS
folastak porhanyo rog0ket,
amelyekbol egyszer csak egy fe-
her labszarcsont fordult XII. Nj
mar szuvasodik, mondta az
egyik paraszt, S odebbhajitptta a
csontot. Amikor az egesz temetot
f0lastak, mar este volt a mum
kasok hazatakarodtak. A nap
alahanyatlott valahol tavoli
dombok mogott, amikor az ujsag-
iro ARA ebredt, hogy langyos al
konyi szel leng folotte.
- 10 kis szel. Kellemes, enyhe,
tavaszi szel - morogta kicsit ka-
bultan.
Folnezett, a temeto fai enyhen
z0ldeltek a lehunyo napfenyben
S lombok k0zt barna csereboga.
rak ziimogtek.
Majus van, - konstatalta ell
gondolkodva az ujsagir6. - Ma
jus!. Kutatott az Nemlekei
ben: majus, mennyi vagy, re
meny, szerelem, koplalas. -.
mennyit vart az elettol s most
hova jutott. Vegignezett magan
Egy csontvaz. Hi emlek
SILK ram? Ki tudja, hogy voltam
Ihogy eltem, hogy meghaltam
Be kellene menni a varosba, bt
a redakcioba, ha most AIT, ami
lit vegigalmodtam, hii, micsodi
szenzaci6 volna, - en- lennek ;
legpagyobb iro vilagon.
| Megreszegedett a temeto vi
! ragillatat6l es feliilt:
- Meg kellene tudni, XII a mos
tani miniszterelnok? Nagyszeri
politikai reformjaim volnanak
meg kene 6ket val0sitani. Befo
gok menni, bemegyek es helyre
hozom ait, amit eletemben elmu
iasztottam.
! Ratamaszkodott egy sirk6re E
fol akart allni, de hirtelen meg
botlott. Ahogy ijedten vegignf
Zett ijnmauAn. eszravetfe hopy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
MAK0N ELFOGTAK EGY PENZHA
MIsITo BANDAT

Makorol jelentik: Az itteni rend6r
seq december elejen letartoztatta K6
nya Matyas kistarcai 48 ewes marha
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
WINDOW CLASS
FACTORIES OPEN
Employers and Workers Reach
an Agreement as to
New Scale.
IN EFFECT THIRTEEN WEEKS
Official Announcement Is That a %
Per Cent Reduction In Wages Was
Agreed On-Fifteen Thousand
Men Affected.

An agreement was reached between
the National Window Glass Workers
association and the National AssOcia-
tion Of Window Glass Manufacturers
when the union, according to Joseph
Neenan, president, accepted % per
cent reduction in wages. Approximate
ly $4,000 men and 80 factories are in
volved.
The scale Is put In operation at
once, and Is effective for 13 weeks,
instead Of II, as heretofore. The sec
ond period, which also is in operation
for Is weeks begins February Is.
Last years scale ranged from $1.O2
to $18.15 per box, dependent on the
size into which the glass was cut.
Besides the 5000 members Of the
glass workers, 1000 machine workers
and 5000 unskilled men were given
employment when the factories re-
sumed operations. They have been
idle since last January, when the fac
tories closed at the expiration Of last
years contract. Since then several
conferences have been held, but no
agreement reached.
The principal factories are located
in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Penn
sylvania, Kansas Oklahoma, Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas, California and
Wyoming.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Drennan-Stare Wedding

Miss Marguerite Stare daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stare, and Mr.
Richard brennan, of Cincinnati, were
married in St. Francis de Sales church
at nine o'clock Thursday morning of
last week. Rev. B. M. O'Boylan read
the marriage service and Rev. Father
Ruan celebrated nuptual high mass.
The bridal party was led by Albert
Carlowe, of Lancaster, and Albert
brennan, of Cincinnati, Miss Angela
Stare was maid of honor. Immediate
~ following the ceremony the guests
were entertained at a wedding break
fast at the Stare home on North
Fifth street During the day Mr.. and
Mrs. brennan left for Tampa, Ia,
and after a visit with the brides
brother, Louis Stare, will leave for a
trip of two years duration through
South America.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
ImperiaIistiC Policy
Growing in U. S.
(By Federated Pressl

Washington, d. C.-Additional con-
firmation of the fact that the country
has started on an imperialistic policy
came to light when Representative
Guy l.. Shaw of Illinois issued a state
ment which urges the imperative
need for an efficient colonial policy
for outlying territories and insular
possessions.
Shaw advocates the importation of
cheap coolie labor to the Hawaiian Is
lands and justifies this on the ground
it "will choke off the Japanese drive
for the island and insure them for the
American people" Shaw says: at
is not safe to have American fortifca-
tions and the naval base there sur
rounded by a japanese population >
Evidently Mr.. Shaw thinks the situa-
tion will be improved by importing &,
few thousand Chinese.
Shaw says: at stands to reason
we CohlloC lhIelllSehIly deNelop out re-
sources if we try to make tropical
industries conform to regu ations
made to fit the United States" He
wants labor guarantees removed $50
that Americanism will thrive"
The union label stands for moral
ity, cleanliness, honesty, chivalry
tward woman and protection of the
young
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
CITY ITEMS
Automobile Collision

A large car belonging to George
Brison, of Coshocton, collided with the
machine of w. E. Painter and w. l..
Grieser at the corner of Fl ldson ave.
and Oak street Tuesday afternoon.
Painters car skidded to he curb,
breaking a front wheel, but the
Coshocton car was no. injured and
continued on it's way without stop
ping. Neither Mr.. Painter or Mr..
Grieser were hurt.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Death of VIM. III. Lewis

William Henry Lewis, died at his
home 50 Grant street, Wednesday
afternoon of last week after pro-
tracted illness of heart trouble, aged
81 years. He is survived by his wife,
two sons, Charles and Guy, and one
daughter, Mrs. Ocie Reuter- Funeral
services were held at the home Friday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Gray of the Pine
street Christian Union church offici-
ating, and burial was made in Cedar
Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
School Thrift Maugurated in Newarl

Believing in the axiom of training
up a child in the way he should go
the Board of Education is teaching
thrift in our public schools md en-
couraging the pupils to lay aside some
of the pennies that are squandered for
unessentials. The plan was originated
by the Educational Thrift Service of
New York, and is operated and
financed in Newark by the "Oli
Home" Building Association, with the
assistance and approval of the PoaTd
of Education. The "Old Home" has
gone to considerable expense and an
endless amount of trouble to launch
this commendable enterprise md is
entitled to the thanks OF he CON-,
munity for its efforts to teach thrift
and economy to the rising ganelation.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Ford Truck Overturned

Charles Haynes, the well driver,
lost control of the truck he was dirv-
ing on Hudson avenue Friday even
ing, and the machine ran into tice
and turned over. Haynes was taken
from the wreck in dazed condition
and conveyed to his home on West
Church street, where an examination
disclosed his left arm and three ribs
were fractured, in addition to severe
scalp wound.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Runs Machine Into Tree

Tom Boychan, going north on Hud-
son avenue, in Halliday car, Tues
day afternoon, in order to escape a
machine in front of him, which with
out warning turned off .nto Oak st,
was compelled to take 70 the side
walk, and in doing so coll'ded with a
tree on the curb. His radiator was
smashed and the engine cracked and
torn from it's mornings, but Tom was
unhurt.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY
Don't forget the meeting of the
Trades Assembly next Sunday morn
ing promptly at 9 o'clock.
Grocery BurglariZed

Cobun's grocery in Brice's Court,
was entered Tuesday night and $40 in
cash stolen from the register. The
thieves were discovered by Mr.. Co.
bun, who fired a couple Of shots at
them as they were leaving the build
ing, but without result.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Fascinating Picture at the Lyric

The Lyric Theatre, under the able
management OF Harry Elden, is show
ing some of the finest pictures ever
screened. Today and tomorrow are
the last days of the famous south sea
island picture "The Woman I'm
tamed', which is deservedly drawing
big crowds. Don't fail to see it. Next
week, in addition to some unusually
fine pictures, the Midnight Review, a
big vaudeville turn by ten people will
be presented.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-09-23
Roland Lodge Has HOI'e- Warming &

Like all its ind 99takingS The
"house-warming" i Roland Lodge
No. 3O5 Tuesday evening was a huge
success, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the large number in attendance.
The meeting was presided over ty
Past Chancellor r. ". Scheficr, and
speeches were made py Bros. II. J..
Kirkpatrick, A. S. Mitchell and Rev.
Emanuel Breeze of Granville. The
Crescent Four rendered a number Of
selections and The Pythian Orchestra
was never in better shape. The fes
tivities closed with a fine spread in
the banquet room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
W A. PICKETT
X T. BARNES
Il W. SLOAN
l.. y ADAMhON.

STATE or NEW MEXlcol
COUNTY OF BERNAIIiLol
on This 2slh day q Nay igsi bei'rs ne
barnss f. me kngSn 20 es ne r',s9"s ss
instrument. sud s~eyofaliy acknowledged ~ ur
that they executed the same a. their free act
WITNESS my hand aud No,arisl seal ,he
EDWIN L. Crosse,
Nrtary Public
y I, ea%@ .sig9, expires April 4ioaa.
COUNTY oF SALT LAKEl
On this IAN day q June ioal. beiore mc
personally appeared r. W Sloan. aud J. y
Adamson' 10 me known 20 be the pCIsonH de
scrbsd In aud who executed the foregoing
instrument Of writing and sevenlly acknow'
lodged 10 me ihat they executed the ZANE a.
their free and voluntary act and deed.
WITNESS my hand and Notarisl Sesl tho
day and year in this eer',tes,s aisTfssis
Notary Public. Residing st sI2 So. eth
East 81 salt Lake city. Utah.
NJ commission expires Oct o. 1929.
ENDORSED
No. IiiUll
Certificate u stocknuiusfs Ron
THE AGENCY CONPkNY OF NEw
MEXICO
$50 ftnrkhnldrfa' Liability
Filed IN Office 81 state Corporation Com
mission of Nrw Merieo
June ~. fp2t-2 D. m
A l. MOKRtSON. CLERK.
Compared JJO 10 EMA. Iply 40
gu6T
THE AGENCY Go.
100 \. 1rd 81 City.
INDEX
Compared q. o. to +. &.
STATE OF NEW MEXfCO1
IS
COUNTY or BERNLtLLO
This Instrument was filed Tor record on
~, 20 d., of jan. 1921 At 2:sn n'rlnrk
T. " Recorded IN Noi 80" Mac. Of rec.
prds of said County. folio.
fRED CKOLLE1r. Clerk and Recorder
~ .................... Deputy Clerkk
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snd unsiI otherwise firsd aad determined w
tne bylaws of he Conpany, the nhmn ~
me Director who shal msasg. ne 7na.fs
sacesssors are daly elected. sAaii b.
l $IsssSET
Tho Beard of Directors shali have pswsr
@ adopt BILsWs lsr ne mzasgsnsIs ?, INC
ssaii Be- ,Ss b. Lse@ u ike csmpsa1, saiii
sod unless the anmr b. repealed. amenaed,
r sus Is .Ass,lEEi ss, e g. s, s * :.dses.
A'is S IwiirrSssss %sHsfEor. n. under.isp.
"a e isso'Ps,s':Es As;' As[''S,s ''' 'A'''
WI PftffTT
n ? BAtfE5
L Y kDxnsoN.
WIrNIsss Leslis Y broboFs.
sTAIE %. NEW Akxicoj
bkRNALiLLO COUNTY,
On ,hi. ss,A d.y Of nsy. a. D ,sgi be-
igrs az ,Psrsoaslly appeared w ~ Pishs,t
persons described 10 and ~io executed the
iorsge,ss Ar,islss iasefpsrssien ~
~.ssesslis sesngw'ssssa ~. 'hss s1eeatsa
WITNESS ny ssnd and Nstsrlsf sea- he
day and year IN this sestiiies,e sims.sid'
Notary Public.
(sEAL1
ny eommissiop expires April 4fsss.
STATE of UTAH
COUNTY OF SALT Lake,
On this 2tth day Of MS. A d toal be.
and l. y Adsmson. to me known 10 be the
persons described In and who e~xvsuiea the
. ssrns%isds. Ar' ,s as i a. ip ,ssy ss.s@,.d s sRs
sane a. their free and voluntary aet and
WITNESS my hsad sns Notarisi ssai the
day and year In this csrtifieaie. aferelaid.
LtsLIE =. BROBEfg.
notary. Public. Salt Lake city Utah.
Ny commission expires August 10, 1884.
ENDOHSED
Ne. lll0O
cS aaI sSs Of T iass.pl @sst "
THE AGENCY coMFtSY or NEW
~ Stockhalders L!sbllty)
Commission o. New Mexico.
June q 1921 2 p. m
T. MORRISON. CLERK
Compared JJo 10 EMA. July 50
AGENCY Co.
40 $ 1rd 81 City.
lNDkxED
STATE OF NEW MENCO)
COUNTY or BkRNALILLol
This insirameni vas filed Tor record on The
20 dsy o. iuns. is2h Al 2 50 2 sleet =
". Recorded in Noiliinili "a MiseL Of
Records Of said County. foio ~,
FRED cROLLErf, Ccrk and Recorder
STATE OF NEW mExfGR
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF coMPARIsos
United states Of msnca
a..
STAT Of New Meriro)
IT ~ HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the an
nexed Is a full, true and complete transcript
o. tie
Certificate Of stockholderA' Nor. Liability
THE AGENCY COMpANY or NEW
MkNICO
fNo Staskhaiders' Liability
(Nn. ti1On
with tho Endorsements thereon. NJ same
appears on file and o. record In the office OF
the State Corporation Communication.
fSfALl
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the State CO..
p%nraiion Commisainn Of tho state 81 New
Mesico has caused this certificaie 10 b. siru
ed by is Chairman and the seal u ssid rrr
mission. 20 he affixed a. the city % Sania
" on this 2tst dag Of June A y 1921
HUGH n WILLIAMS
Chairman
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