davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-29

ked' behom udalostl l'udskych
stane sa ktoremu narodu potre
hou, ably rozviazal politicke svaz'
ky, ktore no dosial' putaly k ME-
ktoremu narodu menu, ably "a
ujal medzi .mocnost ami tohoto
sveta samostatne a rovne postave-
ME, ku ktoremu no opravnuju "a !
kony ,bozske i prirodzene, vtedy
jes povinnost 'ou slusnej ucty k O.
becnej mienke 'udstva, ably narod
ten vylozil prieinu, ktorou vlast-
ne ku tomuto odlueeniu Dol do
Knany. *,:.ss~,.'
Tieto Pravdy pokladame "a jas.
ne sebou samymi: re vsetci l'udia
stvoreni sii sebe rovni; re s1 Cd
Stvoritel'a svojho madam istymi
nezadatel 'nymi pravami, k pra-
vam tym re nalezia zivot, sloboda
a vyhl 'adavanie blahobytu; k "a
bczpeceniu tychto prav re sriade-
ne sn vlady medzi l 'udstvom, kto
rych spravodliva moe spociva ma
privoleni ovladanych tax kedy-
kol'v niektora vlada protivi sa
tomuto ucelu, ze narod ma pravo
iu zmenit' alebo celkom zrusit' a
novii vladu 81 zvolit', ktorej "a
kony a prava boly by takymi, AXE
vida sa narodu pre- vlastne jeho
st 'astie a blahobyt najvyhodnej-
SINH. Mndrost' ovsem kaze ne
svrhovat' stare vlady pre- priciny
malicherne, alebo pominajdce, a
zkisenost' uci. re l'udstvo skor
nachylne je k tomu, re radsej INA
sa prikorie. pokym sa zniest' da,
nez ably 81 zadovazilo pomoc Cd
seba rozrusenim tych foriem, kto-
rym bolo privyklo.
Avsak ked' privel'a nepravosti
a krivd. smerujdcich neustale "a
jednym tym samym ciel'o pre-
zradzuje Gmysel podrobit' narod
absolutnemu despotizmu: vtedy
ma narod ten nielen prava, ale i
povinnost', ably striasol so seba
jarmo takejto vlady a opatril 81
novych rukojemstvi pre- budncu
svoiu bezpeenost'.
A take bolo dlha utrpenie osad.
taxa je teraz potreba, ktora ich
mutt, ably dosavadny sposob vlady
zmenily. Dejiny terajsieho kral a
Velkej Britanie ME sn len deji-
nami neustalych natlakov krivd,
ktore jedine k tomu cielia, ably
tieto statt nase boly podmanene
absoldtnej tyranii Co ably SINE do
kazali, kladieme pred nestranny
sud l'udstva tieto skutky:
Odoprel zakonom nanajvys do
brym pre- obecne blaho potreb-
nym svoje privolenie.
Zakazal svojim gubernatorom
schvaPovat' zakony d0lezitosti ne
odkladnej surnej, iba tax, jestli
sa zastavilo ich posobenie do jeho
privolenia, avsak tych takto "a
stavenych zastavenych zakonov L.
pine 81 potion nevsfmal nedbai.
Odoprel prehlasenie zakonov i
nych pre- upravenie rozsiahlych o.
kresov l'udu, iba ak by sa l'ud
ten chcel vzdat' prava zastupova-
MIA V shore zakonodarnom, prava
to Iudu neocenitel 'neho hrozne-
no len tyranom.
Svolaval zakonodarne sbory ma
miestach neobvyklych a vzdiale-
nych cd miesta, ma ktorom sloze-
ne boly verejne listing a to "a tym
ciel ON, aby ich unavil al do pod.
dania 81 opatreniam jeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-29

dplne nehodne 81 naeelnika ma.
roda civilizovan6ho. Y
On n1til nasich zajatych spolu-
obcanov ma sirom mori, aby nosili
zbrane proti svojej vlasti, aby' sa
stall katmi svojich priatel'ov a
bratoy, alebo sami padli do ruk
ich.
On vzbudzoval domace povsta-
ME medzi nami a usiloval, aby pri-
viedol ma obyvatel'ov nasich hra-
mic mel 'ltostnych divochov indi-
anskych, ktorych zname pravidlo
valecne je bezahl hl'adne ,nicenie vse
tkeho l'udstva bez OIL 'adu ma sta
robu, pohlavie a stav.
Pri kazdom stupni tohoto utla-
eania prosili SINE napravu maj
pokorhejsimi slovami; odpove-
d'ou ma opatne prosby pase bola
nova nepravost'
Panovnik, ktoreho povaha takto
je vyznacena kazdym tinonl, a T.
pine zahrnuje pojem tyrana, ME
je sp6sobily, ably boil vladarom
l'udstva slobodneho.
Nezanedbavali SINE setrnost' p,-
vinnn svojim britskym bratom.
! lVystrihali SINE ich obcas Cd poku-
sov. aby svojou zakonodarnou mo-
cou nesfrili nedovolen1 pravomoa
mad mani. Pripominali SINE i'm O.
skolnosti nasho st 'ahovania sa sem
a usadenia sa tu; dovolavali sme
sa vrodenej i'm spravcdlnosti a
vel 'kodusnosti, zaprisahali SINE
ich pre- svazky .spolocneho nasho
rodu, ably pokarali. tieto prechma
ty, ponevac nevyhnutel'ne pretrl.
MI spojenie nase a nasu shodu. A
oni hluchi boil a. nepoculi HAS
! spravedlnosti T.; pokrevenstva
Musime tedy uznat' nutnost' zia-
daricu nase odlncenie a mat sa
k MIN. akU sa mamie k Ostatnemu
cloveGenstvu, GO nepriatelia vo
vojne, mieri co priatelia.
Ny tedy, zastupcovia Spojenych
Statov Americkych, ma obecnom
kongrese shromazdeni, dovolava.
! jiic sa Najvyssieho Sudcu mad sve.
tom "a svedka poctivosti nasich
zamerov, meme a pod autoritou
dobreho l'udu tychto kolonii sla
vne oznamuje'me a prehlasujeme
re tieto spojene kolonie sd pc
lpravu byt' maji1 slobodnymi ne
odvislymi Statmi. re sprostene ST
vsetkej poslusnosti Britskej ko.
rune, re vsetko politicke spoje.
ME medzi mimi station Vel'ko.
Britskym je ma byt' Gplne roz
viazane; re ako slobodne neod
visle staty majii pln1 moe West
| valku. uzavierat' mier, vchadzat
v spolky. zavadzat' obchody, a ci
nit vsetko, co emit maji pravt
Staty neodvisle.
A ma potvrdenie tohoto prehla
senia pevnou doverou ochranr
Prozretel 'nosti Bozskej navzajom
sebe zarucujeme svoje hrdla, svo
je statky svoju svatd cest'.
| John Hancock
Button Cwinnett ,
VIM. Williams
VIM. Hooper
| Joseph Hewes
Geo Ross
Thomas Hayward, Jr.
Thomas NJ. Kean
/ Samuel Chase
| Francis Lewis ~.. -
! Chas. Carroll of Carrollton
! John Hart
Benjamin Harrison
VIM. Whipp!e>
| Carter Broxton
Robert Treat Payne
! Benjamin Franklin
I William Nlery
/ James Smith
| Samuel Huntington
| George Walton
4 Matthew Thornton
/ James Wilson
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-29

0sssS OnAsAvSAaJ"s Idtot.. N40UO p4VS4-
rol 'nicka politika je pre- kazdeho
lnanajvys riskantna... tax otra-
ssna bude d6vera l'udu nasho, w
| ii predstavitel'om moci ,nasho Sta
tu..."
| v tomto tone pisany je cely ella
nok a ia 20 svojej zkdsenosti mo-
zem povedat', ze este ami tax ME
| ie to povedane primerane k smr
tel'nym iizkostiam umieraj1ceho
slovenskeho ol'nictva. Nuz toto
lie to, co ma Slovensku Cd pociat
lku vidime bolestne zkusujeme,
toto je to, ze slovensky ! 'ud ako
rol 'nicky pri centralizme nema slo
va proti ohromnej vacsine ceskych
nemeckych ostatnych socialistov
ktori vsetko diktujii rozkazuju.
Chapete uz preco l'ud "ztraca Ia
sku k svojej vLASTI"g
I A druhy dokaz ide paralelne s
ltymto. vynimame no casopisu
l"'Povazske Hlasy', ktory pisu ex-
Iponovani Cesi ktory dosial' pi-
sal v centralistickom smysle. z
toho sa pesyedcfme, ze slovenskf
!rol 'nlcis dosial' clenovia Srobaro-
vej ,strany dost' neskoro, ale ko.
tnecnet etpredsa sa presvedcili, ze cen
ltralizmus je smrt'ou slovenskeho
rol 'nickeho l.'udq, ktoreho zaujmy
dajn sa chranit len samospravou.
Ina cele so Stefanom Svetskym,
byv. poslaneckym kandidatom
Srobarovej agrarnej strany a le-
|gionarom Malfcekom 19 roduver-
nych mad trpkym, centralizmom
zavinenym osudom Slovenska u
trapenych rol 'nikov je podpisane
ma vyzvanie "Slovaci, sedliaci", ,,
uverejnenom spomenutom caso-
|pise &c. L. jllna t. r.), elm z cen.
tralistickej strany S;robarovci Sa
lvylucujii zalSladaju samostatn!i
autonomisticku stranu rol 'nikov.
"V jaseni minuleho roku,' pi-
}Su, -"pohnul sa drobny slovensky
rol 'nicky l,ud... Spravodlive zia-
dosti svoje slozil V memoranda
me, elm chcel medzi inym upozor-
nit svojich parlamentarnych "a
stupcov, ably sa vazne starali 0
stav,, ktory i'm k peknym dochod-
kom dopomohol. O vysledku toho
memoranda skoda hovorit'. Po-
Imery nase sa zhorsily. Dane tla--
cia mas az k zemi. skoly nase pre-
stale experimentovanie statnej
skolskej spravy ST nam v nepo.
riadku. (Hl'a, ako vyzera najvac.
81 tromf centralistovD Sta a sta
nasich najlepsich sa nam z oslo
bodenej vltsti vyst 'ahovalo. obi
Iii hnati zitia nevol'ou do Fran
Gle, do Spojenych Statov, ba az
do Argentiny, kde sa stand tune.
YIN hnojivom' pre- cudzie naro
dy. Ostava nam iba bieda TO.
zorvanost'. Ia SINE zasli pri dosa.
vadnej centralistickej poltike. y
Takto pokraeujd d'alej a k vol!
odstra,neniu vsetkehp tohoto re.
st 'astia uznasaji sa ma programe
novel rol nickel strany, ktoreho
prvy odsek zneje:
i "Sme chceme zostat' vernymi
obcanmi nasej drahej, krvou Wy.
dobytej republiky. zicime jej Il.
primnej konsolidacie a rozkvetu
v kazdom OIL 'ade. PO .NEBI4A-
HYCH NASLEDKOCH CENTRA-
LIZMU -sme vsak presvedceni, ze
Il je to mono obsiahnut' dnes uz
1BA PosTUPNoU DECENTRA.
/ LIZACIOU (AUT0N0MIOU) o.
dovodnenou osobytnost 'ou hospo.
darskych, KULTURN0-NAROD.
ilNYCH j osobnych xaujmov slo.
venska. Toto j " povodine je vel'-
Ikymi literami vytlacene).
| Vd'alsom hovori sa podrobne O
programe, coho najzaujimavej.
Isle je ostre odsldenie SKOLSKEJ
lpolitiky.a spoziadavka, ze 20 slo-
x 5fi... .L1tA 81 -. 7. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-29
1oUNasroWNsKf sLovENsk1 NovINY

Abraham Clark
Thomas Mslson Jr.
Sam Adams
Robert Morris
Eldridge Gerry
John Morton
Roger Sherman
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
CHANCE FOR DENVER TO PROVE
THEIR APPRECIATION

On Tuesday May 18th the people of
Denver will have an opportunity to
voice their appreciation to the Denver
firemen and policemen who are every
ready at any and all times to come to
the aid of every one. by going to the
polls and voting for Amendment No. l..
1t is fair and just that the firemen
and policemen of Denver should be
given wage, increase. The high cost
of living besides other increases make
it necessary for an increase in salary.
Has the public ever stopped to consider
that these men risk their lives for the
protection and good of the public. that
no time is a refusal necessary. no task
too hard or dangerous Is it then just
that in city the size of Denver should
pay these men less than other cities !!
We can prove our gratitude to Denver's
defenders of life and property. who
never fail even though. statistics show
that thirty-seven policemen and thirty
firemen have been killed or permanent
Iy injured in Denver during the last
20 years, by giving them the support
of our vote by voting one and all for
Amendment No 1.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
THE JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

The Junior Congregation of Temple
Emanuel held an election of the board
and new officers Sunday morning. The
following were elected. Herman Brown
president Willinm Schemkeim. LIST
vicc-president. Rae Berger. 2nd vice
president. Esther Weiss. secretary !:
Anna TOdOrufsky. corresponding secre-
tary. Adele Levy, treasurer. The fol-
lowing members of the board were
elected S.Kletczsky. Albert Cohen. Be-
atrice Weintraui. David Lehman. Les
lie Brickbinder. l.. Fretlin Ehrlich and
Victor Ehrlich. One member of the
hoard will he elected from the confirma-
tion class. Sunday mt the business
meeting plans will he discussed for the
coming dance and picnic.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

A meeting of the T. T. a. was held
Mt the Chcltenham school on April 25th.
The large attendance making 1t one of
the most pleasant held this year. DIR.
Shoemaker of the City Baptis! church
gave n splendid talk to the mothers
Speaking Of matters of great impor-
tance and of great benefit to them. He
emphasized the fact that though we
MI are teachers. always teaching others,
vet we can learn from others. y Child
is more impressionable i'm the first five
wears than nt any time for that reason
early life. making it easier for both
parents and teachers in later yenrs.
The Teacher next 10 the Parent is the
best friend the child has. always doing
the hest thing for the child. We rea-
lizc today more than ever that the child
has faculties in the home more than
anywhere else There is authority from
above in the heart of every child. We
must not forget that we all make mis-
takes A delightful program was given
by pupils of the school.
Piano solo Miriam Curse
Violin solo ...-......--...--.-Max Bressler
Dance .............-....--..-.. MOllie King
Piano Duet. Minnie Samuclson, Mary
Estrin.
Principal Mr. Cluxton thanked our
mothers for showing their appreciation
for the T.. d. \. by their large at
tendance. II any CON 5laints are to he
made against the school. tell 1t to the
school and not to outsiders. He also
spoke about the beautiful new Junior
High school which will be built on
three blocks. Julian. King and Lowell
Blvd. situated in the most beautiful
spot in the west. He urged us to give
out best support to Mr.. Hallett. MIR.
Schencennd Mr.. Taylor on election day
fer the board of education. May z.
The meeting closed with refreshments.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
Our Fathers
now praise famous men.

Let us now praise famous men.
And our fathers that begat us.
The Lord manifested in Them great glory,
Even His mighty power from th. beginning
such AS did bear rule in their Kingdoms.
And were men renowned for their power,
Giving counsel by by their understanding.
l,ncn as have Brought tisiings In prophecies
Lenders of the people by theih connsels.
And by their understanding men Of learning
for the people:
Wise were their words in their instruction
Such as sought out musical tunes.
And set forth verses in wrifing:
R;ch lAen furnished with ability.
Living pcaccabiy in their habitations:
All these wer.. tonored In their generation.
And were II glory in their day.
There he of them, that have ieft hiihe
behind them,
To declare their praies
Ard some there be. which have no me
mortal:
Who are perished as though. they had not
And are become as though they had not
been born.
And their children after them.
But these were men of mercy.
Whose righteous deeds have not been for
gotten. .,,
With their seed shall remain continually
Their children are within the covenant.
Their seed stnndpth fast.
And their children for their sakes.
Their seed shall remain forever.
And their glory shall not he blotted our.
Their bodies were buried in peace.
And their name Iiveth to all generations
Peoples will declare their wisdom.
And the congregation telleth our their
II LIZ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

The next meeting Of the Council of
Jewish Women will bc held in the
vestry rooms of Temple Emanuel We'd
ncsiay afternoon. May 9th at 2:3O.
Election OF officers will take place. Mrs.
Aaron G. Morse will render operettn
songs accompanied by Mrs. Leo L..
Cohn. Mrs. Cohn will explain the story
If each selection sung in costume by
Mrs. Morse. The following areas of
.he operas will bc sung. One from
the Hugenots: ono from Aida: one from
Nine Butterfly. Please bring dues for
1023-24.
The Board meeting of tic Council
will he held Wednesday. May 9th ut
l T.. NJ. preceding the regular meeting
Of the Council.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
NO-HE-LO CLUB

A regular meeting of the n. II. L..
club was held Saturday evening, April
Election of officers were held. The
following were elected. Sophie BOttock,
president Leah Riess. vice-president !:
Esther Bernick, secretary; Mollie Wein-
stein. treasurer
Discussions were made about box
party to be held at very early date.
Refreshments served and then the
meeting was adjOurned.-E. B.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

c. Z. Harrington. candidate for alder
man is an honor graduate of Brighton
University Arts and Science Dept. He
won distinguished honors in Oratorical
and Elocution contests during his col
Iege course He has lived 20 years in
the heart of his Councilmen District
No. 6 with his father Major NJ. c. Har
rington at 924 East 18th avenue. He
has had 8 years experience in the
wholesale grain trade and is Director
of the Hibernia bank. He is well quail
fled for the position he seeks at the
City Hall
Sherman to Franklin and 9th to goth
District.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE OHEB
ZADEK INCARCERATION

The 29th of May. is the day. when
Ladies' will meet. in the vestry rooms.
to spend a pleasant afternoon. so liz
sure and come. get your work done for
this affair you must not miss it. 222.2
Marion street and there vii! he goosi
things to eat. The Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Ohcb Zadek Congregation ex-
poets you at = 30 i. NJ. A beautiful
door prize will he given to the winner
of the lucky number.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
JUNIOR COUNCIL ATTENTION

On Sunday afternoon May 9th. at
80 the next regular meeting of the
Junior Council will be held in the
vestry rooms of Temple Emanuel
Installation of officers and important
business to discuss. so all members are
urged TO be present
Mothers Day will be celebrated by
the Juniors on May 18Th at i. NJ. H.
Syangog. An appropriate program is
being arranged.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
sheriff. ISRAEL.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sheriff.
Israel held Il very pleasant meeting.
April % at the synagog at 10th and
Lawrence streets.
Very important business was carried
on and plans for tea and card party
to be given Wednesday. May 9th Mt the
Daniels and Fishers tea room were
arranged. Please reserve this date and
come as good time is in store for
every one.---I. T..
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
INCREASE OF IMMIGRATION
QUOTAS
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Albany-Convinced that there is n
need for more domestic and manual
labor in this country former city mag
istrate Joseph Schwab president of the
Allied Business Mems Protective As
sociation. announced today that he plan
ned to interview Gov Smith with II plan
of inducing the Governor to declare in
favor of a Legislative resolution calling
on Congress to increase immigration
quotas in their application to common
labor and dOmestice servants
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
THE S. G. CLUB.

Every day in every way we're getting
bigger and better.
Another new member. Miss Esther
Horwitz was initiated into the mys-
tcries of the club. The picnic that the
s. G.'s planned will he given Sunday.
May 9th. at City Park. Here's sue
cess to you. s. G.'s. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss Esther
Fisher
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE Ex.
PATIENTS HOME.

The tea given by Ladies' Auxiliary of
the EX-Patient's Tubercular Home has
been postponed until May 22nd at 2:30
, 80 and i. Take car No. 10. transfer
ut Birch to No. IA, alight mt Trenton.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ex-Pa-
TENTS Home will hold meeting Mon
day afternoon, May 7th at . 30 at the
Shereath Israel synagog, 10th at Law
romeo
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
NOTICE TO THE JUNIOR CONGRE'
CATION EMANUEL

The meeting of the Junior Congre-
CATION Emanuel to be held Sunday.
May 9th has been postponed to sun
day. MAY 18th This will Ne the last
meeting of the year. There will be the
annual Patron-Patroness dance on Sat
ur,iay night. May 9Th. All members are
urged to he at the Progress club on
that date.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
Obituaries
J. Goldberg

]. Goldberg OF 1345 Grove street pass
ed away Monday. April 3nth He is
,urvived by his widow. one daughter.
Mrs. Lnstig and three SONS, Hyman,
Joseph and Samuel NIL residing in Den
yer. Interment took place Tuesday,
MAY 1st at Rose Hill cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
RY WAY OF CORRECTION

1t was DIR. Jacob De HAM not DR..
Jacob De Hass. who had been nomi-
mated by the Agudath Israel organiza-
tion as candidate for the elections
to the Palestine Legislative Council.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
b. NJ. II. AUXILIARY.

The regular meeting of the B NJ. II.
I.adies' Auxiliary will be held Wetines-
day. May 9th at 2::W Il. Nj. in the
vestry rooms Of y. NJ II. synagog.
The program is as follows:
Reading .............M Mrs. Jessie Shwnyder
Piano SolO-ROndO brilliant Weber
Mrs Samuel Ginsberg
Reading .........Mrs. +. II. Rlanchette
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
NJ BETA NU

Did we have fun at our baby doll
slumber party. You can tell the answer
by the broad smile on any of our MEM
bers face. Our first affair was ire
mendous success. No impersonator has
any thing over on us especially when
it comes to impersonating Percy.-D. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

Professor FOdor, of Halle University,
has arrived in Jerusalem. He will
draw up the plans for the establishment
of the BiO-Chemical Institute at the
Hebrew University on Mount Scopus.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

Mr.. Jack C. Copeland, % years of
age. of Omaha. Nebr., has been award
ed first prize in n national contest
conducted among optometrists of the
country.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
(N@s,si1sfA

Members Of the Chebra KadisIla Of the
b. NJ. II. Congregation wish to an
nOunce II anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l.. Wandel, Pres. Tele-
phones York 2661-J. and Main $40. IT,.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

The Communists mt Minsk have de-
cided to convert the Great Synagog in
to u WOrkmen's Club
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

Chain MolchO, Jewish merchant,
has been murdered by Arabs in Trans
jordania.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

EeclesIasticus -. 1-15.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-28
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execute and acknowledge these Art
icles Of Incorporation:
ARTICLE I.
The name Of this corporation shall
be:
CATARACT LIVE STOCK
COMPANY.
ARTICLE II.
The principal place of business of
this corporation shall be the Town of
Flagstaff, III the County Of Coconino,
State of Arizona.
ARTICLE Ill.
The general nature of the business
and objects or purposes proposed to
be transacted and carried on by this
corporation is as follows:
(a) To buy, own, hold, sell, bar
ter, exchange, mortgage, pledge, hye
pothecate, breed, raise, fatten, market
and otherwise dispose of and deal in
horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs and
other live stock, and generally to
conduct and carry on ranch and live
stock business, either within or with
out the State Of Arizona.
(b) To buy, own, hold, sell, barter,
exchange, lease as lessor or lessee,
mortgage, improve, cultivate, operate,
subdivide, and otherwise dispose of
and deal in lands and property either
within or without the State of Ari-
zona, and any and all interests there
in, wheresoever situate, together with
any and all improvements tools, inn
plements, equipment, supplies, and
any and all other personal property
of any and every description, in any
way necessary or advantageous to the
improvement, operation and main.
tenance of any property owned, held
or controlled by this corporation.
(c) To lend money to any and all
other persons, firms, associations or
corporations, whether foreign or do
mestic, upon the security of mortgage
or mortgages on horses, mules, cattle,
sheep, hogs and other live stock, or
lands or other property Of any and
every description, either within or