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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
RAIN PREVENTS
MINERS MARCH
ON ILLINOIS CITY
Majority of Men Are Return
ina Home at Elizabeth
town; Five Are Arrested
for Part in Riots.
(By The Associated Press.)

Elizabethtown, H., sept. by
the Associated f-ress) With
roads into the hills to the north
made impossible by a heavy rain
all immediate danger of a march
on Elizabethtown and Rosiclare by
miners from the Saline, William
son and Franklin county coal
fields. had passed tonight, in the
opinion of County officials,
Reports from Karbers Ridge
twelve miles north, whore armed
men estimated to number from 500
to 500 were reported yesterday, in
dicate the majority are returning
home. Several automobile loads
started north last night shortly af-
ter fifteen of the men had a brush
with deputy sheriffs and private
detectives at the Hog Creek ford
in which the officers took fouI
prisoners and captured three au-
tomobiles.
The heavy rain today is reported
to have flooded fords on the Har-
risburg road and made all attack
from that quarter improbable.
Sheriff d. n. Cox, who today tel
egraphed a requisition for 25t
army rifles and ammunition to Ad'
jutant General Frank Dickson, !:
maintaining guards, however, or
| the roads and hills north of town
Four machine guns mounted or
motor trucks are in the hills nortf
Of Rosiclare.
Five prisoners, captured yester
day by deputies sheriff near Fur
mace Hill, six miles north of here
ewre arraigned today, four beint
charged with rioting and the fiftl
with assault and robbery. The,
were bound over to the grand jur.
and remanded to jail.
Leslie Sheffield, another minel
captured, told the court report
had reached coal miners at Busf
that wives and children of strik
ers at Rosiclare had been driver
from their homes and mistreatet
by company guards. The Busf
union. he said, sent ten men herr
to investigate.
County officials claimed th'
Rosiclare women were ordered t
leave their homes by the advice
of Ed Carbine, a union organizer
who told them the town was to b.
burned by the miners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
NO TRACE FOUND
Of JOE W|CC|Ns
} IN GALLUP. CASE
ESPECIAL ols,Arep 70 MORNING JOURNAL,

Gallup, N. M, Sept. S.--No new
developments on the Joe Virgins
case. He has successfully evaded
all searching parties securing the
nearby hills.
1t is generally concluded that
he is on the outskirts Of the coal
camps nearby and Is not trying to
make an escape. Friends Of his in
Allison and Coal Basin are be-
lieved to be supplying him with
food and even shelter. He has
been credited with the assertion
that there are three more men who
he didn't get Monday that he is go
ing to kill.
The hunt continues and Pat
Dugan. former sheriff of McKin-
ley county and at present deputy
warden of the state penitentiary,
with bloodhounds, Is expected from
Santa Fe as soon as released from
duty there on murder case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
DUBLIN WAITING
FOR ARRIVAL Of
BEARER Of NOTE
Lloyd Georges Letter Leaves
for Further Conference
All Points Objected to BY
de Valera.
tRy The Associated Press.l J

Dublin. Sept. s (by the Associat-
ed Press, )-Arthur Griffith and
other Sim F'ein leaders awaited
this evening with some impatience
the arrival of Robert c. Barton,
who is carrying the British cabi-
nets reply to ireland, because, al
though it's terms are known. Sim
Feiners are anxious to learn furth-
er details.
Printed forecasts prepared the
public for much stiffer note.
Sim Fein leaders are still silent,
respecting their intentions but in
other Irish political circles the
opinion is expressed that Mr.
Lloyd George has shown a disposi-
ton to meet all difficulties.
Mr.. Lloyd Georges letter leaves
for a further conference all points
Of objection raised by Mr.. de Va
lera and goes back to the sole con.
dition under which the original me-
gotiations are understood to have
ldhtil pluNC.
The next step, will be considera-
tion Of the letter by the dai
eireann cabinet. A reply will ther
be drafted.
Although republican leaders de-
cline to discuss the matter. those
in touch with them regard it as GER
tain that they will accept the In
vitation to meet at Inverness. II
such event plenipotentiaries woult
be selected. Arthur Griffith as for
eign minister, would be one, while
Michael Collins, commander o.
the Irish republican army. is {
possibility.
Prof. John Mcneil is considered
a likely selection, as he is a mem
Der of parliament for Derry. within
the area of the northern parlia
ment. He is considered the bes
exponent of the attitude of the VI
ster nationalist minority,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
NO STATE GUNS WILL
BE SENT TO COUNTY

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. s.-No
state guns will be sent to Hardin
county, at least until a report is
received from Adjutant General
Frank Dickson, it was announced
tonight.
Under the law, it was said here
tonight, no more than 100 guns
could be sent without state trops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
CORN CROP HAS
RECOVERED FROM
DAMAGE: IN JULY;
MAY BE RECORD
Maize Has Been Favored
With Good Growing Tenn
peratureS and Plenty of
Rain Over Entire Belt,
MOST OF CROP OUT OF
DANGER FROM FROST
Potato Crop Almost Hundred
Million Bushels Smaller
Than Last Year and Much
Below Average Yield,

Washington, Sept. S.--Recovery
of the corn crop during August
from the serious damage sustained
from July weather conditions, fea-
tured the September grain report
of the department Of agriculture
today. Favored with good growing
temperatures and plenty of rain
practically the entire corn belt,
the production forecast made a
iump of 154,000,000 bushels. bring
ing the indicated production to
1856, 100000 bushels, or only 49,
100000 bushels less than last
years crop, the largest grown.
with continued favorable condi-
tions this years production may
yet become a record crop. lndica-
tions are that most of the crop is
now out of danger from frost.
The wheat crop showed a de-
cline OF 100000 bushels with
$4,000, 900 bushels indicated as
this years harvest. Oats will be a
short crop, the indicated produce
ton having declined 100000
bushels during August. with a crop
Of 1,090,000,000 bushels forecast.
THAT is 436, 100000 bushels smaller
than last years crop and 343,00O,-
GOO bushels less than the five year
average.
Potatoes showed an increase of
seven million bushels over month
ago. with a total of 23,000,O00
\ bushels, but the crop is almost
100, 100000 bushels smaller than
last year and almost 50,000,00O
bushels below the five year aver
age.
Tobacco production indications
showed an increase Of $1,000 0oO
pounds over a month ago, with a
total of 94S,000,000 pounds.
Preliminary estimates of this
years production of winter wheat
and hay forecasts for other crops
based on their condition on Sep
tember 1, were announced by the
department today as follows:
Winter wheat. 544,O0o,00o BUSH
els.
Spring wheat, 21e,o0o,oOo; al
( wheat, $4,000, 900.
Corn, 3,1S6.0o0,o0o.
Oats, I,1O9, ,o0o,oo bushels
Barley 67.000.s00.
Rye, 64,300,000.
Buckwheat, 100000.
White potatoes, S23.0Oo,ooO.
Sweet potatoes, 100000.
Tobacco, 94S,000,000 pounds.
Flax, $500, 900 bushels.
Rice, 32,700,000.
Hav (tame), 79,S00.000 tons,
Hay (wild). 14,SO0,0o0 tons.
sugar beets 100000 tons.
Apples, 100000, 900 bushels;
Peaches, sS,Ooo,O0 bushels.
Kaffirs 127.0o0,000 bushels.
Peanuts, 32.500.000> bushels.
Beans, S.S0O.000 bushels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
! ANIMAL POISONED
BY LOCO DURABLE
SAYS RATION MAN
(By The Associated Press.) }

Denver. Colo, Sept. S.-Loco
poisoning in animals can be cured,
according to DR., o., E. Troy Ration,
N. NJ, who lectured on that sub
ject today before the annual con-
vention of the American Veteri-
nary association. He gave an elab-
crate description of his remedy in
technical language.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
MAN FOUND DEAD
|. At TUCUMCAR|;
HAD SLAIN SELF


Tucumcari, N. NJ. Sept. S.--A
man dressed in blue serge suit
and wearing a soldiers hat and
shirt was found dead here today
on the platform Of the stock yards.
A note in the dead mans pocket
gave his name as Harry T.. Blohm
and asked that J. A. Blohm. Jr.. be
notified at San Augustine. Tex.
A coroner's jury returned ver-
dict of death by an self-inflicted
gunshot wound. A Colt AS army
six-shooter was found near his left
hand. A letter written in August
by sister signing herself "Clara," /"
receipts showing payment to the
Missouri State Life Insurance COM
pany of st. Louis and number OF
post cards from Juarez were found
in coat pocket.
The man was about 2S years Of
age and was a sufferer from tuber-
culosis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
VIRGINIA MURDERER,
CAUGHT IN STATE, AT
RICHMOND FOR TRIAL

Richmond, Va, Sept. S.-Dr.
Wilmarth Amos Hadley. charged
with killing his wife. whose body
was found in the James river near
here December 80. 1918, reached
Richmond TO-DAY and was lodged in
jail to await trial next month. He
was arrested two weeks ago in New
Mexico.
DIR. Hadley said he had COM
municated with his father, c, J.
Hadley of Friendswood, Tex, and
would await the arrival of his
father before employing counsel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
HOLD STATE TROOPS.

st, Paul, Mimi, Sept. S.-State
troops which have been bathing
with forest fires in northeastern
and central Minnesota will be kept
on duty until Saturday at least, al
though the situation is well in
hand Adjutant General w. F.
Rhinow said tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
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POORER AGAIN.

@ Washington, Sept. S.--The Z
9 pocketbook of the average
& American held So cents less Z
o in August than in July. ac- Z
Q cording to the monthly circu-
o lation statement issued by the {
o treasury.
o On August 1. the per capita 4
o circulation on an estimated {
o population of 10S,226,000 per- Z
9 sons was $53. which on Sep 4
o tember had dropped to Z
o $52.41 on the basis of an es- 4
o timated population of 10S,- (
o $4,000 persons.
o Q 2 . . . = . o o . . o . 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Sept. S.--New
Mexico: Fair south. unsettled
north portion Friday, somewhat
cooler extreme southeast portion;
Saturday probably fair.
Arizona: Generally fair Friday
and Saturday, not much change in
temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-09

CONTINUED on Page Two)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Pedro Ortega ArrestadO.

ri AlguaciI Shoemaker dijo en- dias
pasados que habia ~arrestado a Pedro
Ortega bajo una orden de arresto acu.
sandole de robo mayor y que habia
estado hacienda fuerza hacer Ell ares
to por los pasados dos amos. Sc dice
que Ell cargo origino de haber escul-
cado los bolsillos de varios yisitantes
aqui del condado de Rio rriba cerca
de dos amos pasados. FL aIguacil d.
10 que Ortega habia servido en- Ia
Guerra Mundial y habia estado ausen-
te por algun tempo. Viendolo en- la
Gale. Ell alguacil le siryi6 Ia orden de
arresto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

Tengo un respeto enteramente sano
para aquellos que difieren con noso-
tros sobre la Enmienda octave pero
ESQ no significa que 20 no deba res
ponderles en- SUI lugar. Las propues-
tas enmiendas a la constitution no
son proposiciones partidarias, son
cuestiones sobre las cuales todos los
buenos ciudadanos pueden diferir sin
miras de afiliacion ~partidaria. lie
doy las gracias per este espacio y por
Ell soporte que su papel lie ha dado a
nuestra causa en- 10 pasado.
Respetuosamente de I'd,
JOHN v. CONWAY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
DESLAvES EN- COLORADO cAU-
SAN MAS PERJUICIO.
MiIIares de Pies de TrayectOs Desl
iruidos y Ell ServiciO de Irenss
Muy DiIatado.

Denver, Colo, Agosto 16.-Fuertes
lluvias por Ell Estado de Colorado 81
Domingo mucho perjuicio y
dilacion en- 81 sefgieio de trenes a SCI
gun reportes ~recibidoe aqui hoy. Las
~lluyias mas tremendas Sc reportaron
entire Pueblo y Colorado Springs
donde Sc dice que hubo mas que 100
deslaves. Tres mil pies del trayec-
to del ~ferrocarriI Union Pacific GER
ca de Hugo, Colorado, 20 millas al
oriente de Limon, fueron arrastrados
por la corriente o de1ajdos inseguros,
dicen los reportes, debido a una fuer-
te lluvia que cay6 ell Domingo.
T~rescientos pies del trayecto del fe-
r~rocarril Rock Island entire Flag1er y
Arriba fueron releyados cuando ell
bravo rio Sandy Sc salio de sf centric.
En- Swallows, % millas al oeste de
Pueblo, en- 81 ~ferrocarril Denver v
Rio Grande WESTERN una seccion tenn
poraria del trayecto construida desl
pues de Ia inundacion de Pueblo en-
JUNO. fue inundada otra e cuando
ell Rio Arkansas Sc salio de su centre
otra vez.
I'm immense desprendimiento de
piedra cuatro millas al oriente de
Salida, causado por un culebron de
aqua en- ell canon. cubri6 la Inca del
%ferrocarril Denver y Rio Grande y cd-
latando el tren de pasajeros No. A.,
rumbo a Denver, de las 1915 D. m.
aver hasta las 7:45 esta mahana en-
Denver.
Ambos Rios en- Pueblo Hacen Per.
julcio otra vez.
Pueblo, Colo, Agosto 16.-Fuertes
lluvias Ell Sabado y Domingo en- la mo-
che causaron que crecieran los Rios
Arkansas y Fountain aqui aver. Mu-
cho p~erjuicio Sc hizo a los caminos en-
Pueblo y vecindad.
Un puente del f~errocarril Santa Fe
fue derrumbado por Ell rio Fountain
en- esta ciudad. FL aqua corri6 en-
terrenos bajios en- la vecindad de Ia
c~eryecerfa.
Thomas Boland. de "A amos dc edad
un plomero de esta eiudad, fue muer.
to por una desearga electrical mien-
tras iba en- un automobil cerca de
Good Pasture en- Ell canine de Pueblo
para Denver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

EN- Ia coRTE De PRUEHAs, CON.
pADo DE SANTA, EsTADo DE
NUEVO MEXICO.
EN- LA MATERIA DEL EsTADO DE
MARY HOUGHTON HARBOUR,
FINADA. No. 143.
Avlso De AUDlENcIA soBRE IN
FORME FINAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

EN- LA coRTE DE PRUEBAs, CON-
DADo DE SANTA FE, ESTADo
DE NUEvo MEXICO.
EN- LA MATERIA DEL ESTADO DE
WILLIAM SMITH HARBOUR.
FINADO. No. 142.
Avlso DE AUDlENcIA soRRE IN
FoRME FINAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Ell FUERTE MARCY PRESENTA-
SENTADO AL PUEBLO; SERAl
USADO COMO UN M0NUMEN-
TO A LOS SOLDADOS.
Ell Ex- Cobernador ] Ia Sra. Prince
Hsran FL RegaIO el Vernes, Ami
versario IS de Ia 0cupacion de
Santa Fe pOr 81 General Kear-
ney.

Manana viernes, Agosto -, sera 81
aniYersario 10 de Ia o~cupacion de San
ia 70 por 81 General Stephen w.
Kearney y Sc propone que el dia se-
"a Observable en- una manera justa y
propia. Dos ciudadanos de energfa
pdblica, el Ex-Gobernador Prince y
Ia Sra. Prince, en- Ia tarce &c dicho
dia, en- 81 auditorium del Museo de
Estado, haran presentation a Ia Socie-
dad Historical de Nueyo Mexico, en-
confianza para 81 pueblo del Estado,
del sitio del Vielo Fuerte Marcy, 81
cual esta en- n eminencia conan
dante al norte de pero cerca a Ia
Ciudad de Santa Fe, que serA tenido
y usado como un monumento memo
rial a todos los soldados de Nueyo
Mexico q~uienes, desde 1886, han pc
leaGo en- nuestras numerosas guerras
con lndios salyaJes, en- Ia Gran Cue
IRA civil de 1901 hasta 1860, en- "a
Guerra Hispano-Americana de 1888, y
en- la Gran Guerra Mundial de 1877
1918.
Es una observation del ala que
merece Y recibira Ia comendacion
mas intima de TODD patricia Neo-Me-
xicano.
Sc espera que Ia Sociedad Histori-
ca %restaure Ia estructura del vielo
fuerte, y levante ALI edificios y monu'
mentos los cuales seryiran como evil
dencia perpetua de apreclo de los ne
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

No hay cuidado. sehorita. TODD 10
que listed necesita es reposo. Unoa
dias y estara listed bien enteramen'
te.
Y Olga, doctor, tarGare mucho en-
sanar?
ST cump:e listed exactamente con
mis- prescripciones, unos tres dias, pc
70 81 no..
No siga listed, cumplire, pues nece-
sito If ell Viernes a la function a be-
neficio de las rEscuelas del Centena.
rio" en- el Teatro Nacional.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Mujer de Kansas City en- Denver.
ViajandO a Pie al Sur de Nue.
Mexico.

Denver, Colo, Agosto 16.-La Sra
Anna Davis de 81 amos de edad, arri
b6 a Denver anoche de Kansas City
Mo-, su casa, habiendo caminado apple
cada milla del canine, declara ella,
La sra. Davis sice que va en- canine
para Nuevo Mexico a juntarse con IN
hermano. Dijo que intentaba cami
mar apie TODD Ell canine hasta la pla.
"a donde 81 vive la cual esta en- Ia
frontera Mexicana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

Ei superlntendente de Estado, Sin
Embargo, Esta Listo Para Encon-
trar vlgorosamente a Todos Aque-
Hos que corten Ia Leva.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
Los @BOOtIeggers" VueIan Ia Casa
del PrOcurador de Estado.

Chicago, Agosto 1s.-Una explo-
sion de dinamita en- una bora tempra-
ma hoy derrumb6 la Residential de
Ashbel v. Smith, procurador del esta-
do, en- Waukegan, I'll. La familia de
Smith estaba dormida cuando ocu-
rrio la explosion y prontamente salie-
ron de la casa, pero ninguno de ellos
fue lastimado.
Sc acusa que la explosion es ell re-
sultado &c n guerra empujada por.
Ell Coronel Smith encontra de veDde-
dores de licor ilfcitos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18


erectos ae SEGA y otros artieuios ~
nan aesapareciao ae 4 tlenaa de par
mon
Una Esousora = rapalanuo.
70 creo que nemos arreseaao q uos
miemnfos ae una gaRllia astuta que
es.An opessna9 r gn.Ssos ~ aeo
~ $500, 10y 3 mals!suo
lanr w 1851 ~ NJ aos
49, S.So w ~ .s
noinotss qu.Snes ~ $500 -
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saua ges q sepuil NJ
$780, nmasau,xso Il
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wv opssan.1 9ssa n 4. @a,rson Il
We nonaplss usso I'M,
~ s1p.,e', - 49, 1890 ~ u
~ 49, a. seda !
roma interior los ciIales fueron halIa,
AZ I tira9os II otro lado del cerco
az / & Candidate noco antes dne
Morales fuera ayrestado Intentamos
nroaecntar i astns dos hombres con
todo 81 1leno de Ia ley.n
Al aIatf pIerde Efesfos
49,. a-.4aa.. = r,anaa
y, Daqs, = ~ o,a,s d,io rue
We - aakoreS Il
VA $1,000 ~ es I'd * s,aro,
clsnlemelss ia.alo 1900 a,'a 4
ovauo ~ - e- 60 u.
sospsuna lu9 s.a aEs
~ nU @An .n1.rs sost,dn Al aada
nluy VIA raainna M u nSeae
49, l, ha1s,sIo = dshasc IL Il
1919 al. (, aIa v,sto 1 estos dos
s9 Mor.,as crsv andar viei.
AZ. e. adrart, ! Vic 20.
sanuo H.. ~ 5s, NJ Ns,arcolas
lelos qus ioo =. 800 ~ ~ ~
anes e~.. a.tava - Ia t;ands cne.
.os norrawo- 49, nar AZ ointas AZ
rnno rp K sss,,aas M II tan,a.
zapAsOs pofo
FL ST, BAIT suglere que 81 aqua
ell Shoemaker y ei Sr. EaWargs 60
muniquen con las autoridaaes ae Az
b~uquerque para acertar 81 2 no Mora
les estuyo balo arresto am por roDo
o meses pasauos.
La poiicia tiene DOS cacnucnas nue.
vas como videncla encohtra ue MO-
rales y Grey. Una de las cacnucnas
es verde y lleva Ell nompre de Jonn
Dendahi estampado adentro IA otra
color care. a segun ace q pr.
Dendahl uno ue los nompres arresta-
dos estuyo en- "a tienaa mlranuo ias
cacnucnas Ell microbes antepasauo en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18
AvIso.

Santa Fe. N. NJ, Agosto 2. 1921.
Tengo en- mi possession una ternera
alazana bole, con IN sesgo por detras
en- Ia oreia dereeha y con esta marca
II en- Ia pierna derecha. La he tenido
en- mi possession tres meses. El dueho
puede reclamar Ia misma pagando por
este aviso y los costos de haber tent
do Ia misma.
JUAN RODRIGUEZ Y MOYA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

81 Nuevo Mexicano ha recibido 10
siguiente:
Santa Fe. N. M, Agosto 10. 1921.
Al Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Su editorial que aparece en- su IT,
rada del Nuevo Mexicano hoy, en- el
cual listed me informa que hare bien
de 6ejar ell a~lboroto, etc, en- mis- dis
cursos publicos acerca del Ex-Gober-
nador Hagerman, esta ante mi.
En- TODD 10 que concierse al ST..
Hagerman nunca hubiera J~nencionado
su nombre o dadoa sus actividades
ninguna atencion de ninguna manera
en- connection con la tampaha para
derrotar la enmienda 8 81 el no me hui
biera atacado por medic de las CO.
lumnas de su papel y acusadome que
20 no r~epresentaba a los maestros &c
Nuevo Mexico en- buscar la derrota de
esa proposition, e intim0 que mi pelea
para proteger y p~reservar las escue-
las era un pequeno asunto personal
milo. Antes de tomar ms poslcion en-
contra de esta propuesta enmienda 20
habia conference.-the con un gran por
ciento de los maestros del estado y
dentro de los pasados tres meses he
visitado mas que 21 condados y en-
contrado a los maestros y cuerpos de
escuelas. Hasta ahora no he hallaco
a IN solo maestro o persona interesa-
dos en- Ell prOpio manejo de nuestras
~escuelas que no este opuegto a esta
enmienda. ST ell ST.. Hagerman no
quiere ser atacado 81 no debe atacar a
otra genie 0 a las ~escuelas mientras
70 este ~conectado con elias. 81 el 10
bace 81 debe esperar que lie respon-
dan tan positivamente Y tan directa.
mente como cualquier otro. No obs
tante, no nuiero dar a entender a i'm
plicar que ell Sr. Hagerman este ex-
presando NADIA mas que 50 propia mi
ra personal.
No estoy peleando al Sr. Hagerman
nj a ningun otro, nj tampoco estoy
empujando a ninguna organization
particular o corporation. Supplements
estoy pi6iendo que los varios conda-
dos del estado sean permitldos de
proteger con sus asuntos de escuela
tan inteligentemente como ellos de-
seen sin consoles de afuera 0 interfe-
Este asunto es de vital Inn
a los intereses que 70 re-
presento y estarfa desviado de mi pie
no deber ST 70 faltaba %encontrar esta
question cara a cara.
La Asociacion de Maestros de Nue.
70 Mexico no esta conectada con
Organization politica 0 reli-
yiosa, existe solamente para el fin de
acelantar los ~intereses e~ducaciona-
les del estado. 70 egtoy positive
que estoy e~xpresando sus sentimien-
los en- la presente peIea e%ncontra de
a propuesta Enmienda s y sin miras
lie 10 que sea su posicion me esmera-
'e en- responder y en- no permitlr
lue ningunas d~eolaraciones NAL guia.
las Sc pasen sin de~safiarlas. Debe.
nos tener n discussion liberal de to-
las las enmiendas y aquellos que Sc
mny dalgados 0 deiicados
ARA soportar criticismo deben evitar-
de hacer tantos cargos personales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

AVISO es por este dado que los
abajo firmados han protocolado su in
forme final como ADMINISTRATORS,
cum testamento annexo. del Estado
de William Smith Harroun, fina-
do; que ell dia 6 de Septiembre. 1921
ha sido fijado como la fecha para
Ia audiencia final, saldo y aproba-
cion del mismo. ante dicha corte, en-
Ia Casa de Cortes en- la Ciudad de
Santa Fe, Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Fechado en- Santa Fe. Nuevo Me-
xico. este dia 2 de Agosto. 1921.
HARRY H. DORMAN,
WILLIAM E. GRIFFIN,
Administrators. cum testamento
annexo, del Estado de William Smith
Harroun, finado.
LIST. pub. Aug. 4.
last pub. Aug. 25th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

AVISO es por este dado que los aba
10 firmados han ~protocolado su infor-
me final como Ejecutores del Estado
de Mary Houghton Harroun, finada;
que Ell dia 6 de ~Septiembre, 1921 ha
sido fiiado como la fecha para au.
diencia final, saldo y aprobaeion del
mismo. ante dicha corte. en Ia Casa de
Cortea en- la ciudad de Santa Fe. Es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico.
Fechado en- Santa Fe. Nuevo Ne
xico este dia 2 de Agosto, 1921.
HARRY H. DORMAN,
WILLIAM E GRIFFIN.
Eecutores del Estado de Mary
Houghton Harroun. finaea.
1st. pub. Aug. 4.
last pub. Aug. 25th.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-08-18

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