SUMMONS
to r's S a te Of R eal
presidency. He was succeeded ■burp an d black. T h e n arro w s tre e t .olive Of A d m in E istra
s ta te .
III t h e C i r c u i t t o u r t of tire S t a t e of
four years later by Manuel Gon th a t w as a filthy lan e in th e d a y lig h t
I n t h e C o u u l y C o u r t of t h e S t a t e of O r e g o n , F o r L a n e C o u n t y .
G e o r g e M . K e b e lb e c g a n d 11a K cbei-
zales, but became president again tco k on a stra n g e , m y sterio u s h a lf O r e g o n for L a n e l o u n ty .
S om ew here a p ariah dog barked.
l u t h e m a t t e r of th e e s t a t e
b e c k , I’iaiiitifis,
in 1884, and held the office con light.
of
vs
Dick took th re e step s to w a rd th e lit- I
W. V. De W ald , de ce ased.
tinually until exiled by the Ma- I tie w indow a n d paused.
W il l ia m S lo a n arid J . C. Burdge, De
O ut o f th e n ig h t cam e th e d is ta n t I N o tic e is h e r e b y g i \ e n ilia t in p u r s u - fendants.
The Mexican people and the Wyoming and a small portion of dero rebellion, three years ago.
m e e of a n o r d e r of t h e C o u n t y C o u r t of
j th ro b b in g of th e th u n d e r b ird 's cry.
For the almost three decades Ilis g u ard , w ho h ad tim id ly re tu rn e d ,ane C o u n t y , i regon, m a d e o n t h e 24th D e T f o e n d W a n il t l s ia a m b o S v e loa n n a m a e n d d . J . C. F u rd g e ,
country of Mexico are very much Montana.
of M arch, 1914, in the m a t t e r ol tire
In t h e n a m e ol th e S t a t e <rf O re g o n ,
In 1836 the Texans, most of of the Dias regime, Mexico came | to his post u n d er th e w indow , u tte re d lay
in the minds of the people of
s t a le of W. V. De W a l d , d e c e a s e d , t h e y o u a re h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r a n d
a
yelp
of
dism
ay.
j
im iersigtied, d u l y a p p o in t e d , qualified answ e r tile c o m p l a i n t filed a g a i u t s you in
this country right now, and many whom were settlers from the nearer to being a civilized govern
i y ah !” he q u av ered . “ ’T ls th e rtid a c t i n g a d r u i n l s t i a l o r of said e s t a t e t h e aliove e n t i t l e d c o u r t a n d cause, o n
are the speculations as to what United States, revolted, and af ment than at any time in its his th "A
u n d e r bird! I t is th e frie n d of th e .»ill sell at p r iv a te sale o n t h e p r e m ise s o r be fote t h e 22nd d a y o f A pril A. D.
will be the outcome of the pres ter defeating General Santa An tory, although outbreaks were of foreign devil. W e sh all be d estro y ed !’’ or caslr in h a n d a c c o r d in g to law th e 1014 said d a t e lieing six w e eg s from t h e
w in g (Uscrilied real p r o p e r l y Irelong d a t e o r d e r e d for tile first p u b l ic s toil of
ent trouble with that country, na who marched against them, frequent occurrence. In 1891, Dick h e ard th e b ars o f th e door slip ollo
ng to said estate, to-wit:
th is s u m m o n s , t o - w it: six w e e k s Irout
aside,
th
en
th
e
p
a
d
d
in
g
o
f
th
e
cow
headed
by
Catarine
Gorzu,
a
gen
I.o ts it a n d 4, of b lo c k .'! a n d Lots 1, 2. t h e 11 tli d a y of M a t c h , A D. 1014 a n d
which many people refuse to call they declared their independence
a rd 's footsteps as h e s c u ttle d back to
4, 5, a n d ti ol block it, C e o r g e l o w n m i if you fail to a p p e a r a n d a n s w e r said
and asked for the sympathy and eral rebellion swept the country; his hovel.
war.
n i u m to C o t ta g e G r o v e , L a n e C o u n t y , c o m p l a in t , t h e p la in tif f will a p p ly to t h e
an
Indian
war
followed
in
1893
recognition
of
the
United
States.
Under the circumstances, some
"Saved by th e th u n d e r b ird !" e ja c u ■ i te g o u .
c om t l o r t h e n liel d e m a n d e d in their
id sale will c o m m e n c e o n t h e 2.r>th c o m p l a in t , n a m e ly , lor t h e c a n c e l l a t i o n
From 1841 to 1844, Mexico and another in 1895, in the sup lated Dick a s he push ed open th e door lay S a of
thing of the history of the coun
A pril, 1 t«l4, a t 10 o ’c loc k a. til.
an d stepped Into th e m oonlit n ig h t, il ls
t h e b o n d for a d e e d m ad e , e x e c u te d
try and the characteristics of its was rent with confusion and in pression of which Mexico was first a c t w as to pick up a sto u t stick ml c o n ti n u e till said p r i q ie r l y or snf- of
a n d d e liv e re d , to t h e d e f e n d a n t s , W ill
t h e re o f to satisfy tire liid e b te d - iam S lo a n anil J. C. B u r d g e by F i n g a l
people will no doubt be of inter surrection, at the end of which aided by United States militia. from th e ground, an d his second w a s icieril
icss a g a i n s t said e st a t e is so ld
H i n d s a n d Kffie H i n d s o n tile 27lli d a y
to
try
to
locate
th
e
th
u
n
d
e
r
bird,
an
d
There
was
a
wide
spread
Yaqui
time
the
constitution
of
1835
was
est to Leader readers.
O l I V E K VHATCH,
of D e c e m b er, A. D. 1999 a n d 'r e c o r d e d
then, seeing it Dying as th o u g h it cam e n -25-5
A d m i n is tr a t o r .
The typical M e x i c a n , the restored, and Santa Anna de outbreak in 1897, which bade s tra ig h t out o f th e moon itse lf. D ick
in L a n e c o u n ty , O r e g o n , in t h e c l i r k ' s
office th e r e o f , in Vol So of Deeds, o n
“ Greazer, ” is cowardly, blood clared elected president, only to fair for awhile to become a gen tu rn ed a b o u t an d w e n t to m eet it.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Rage 422 o n lire 24tli d a y of May, 1010,
It w as still m any m iles a w ay , a n d he
eral insurrection.
thirsty, restless, lazy and treach be later deposed.
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t by a n or- i n v o lv in g c e r t a i n lea l e s ta te specifically
had to leave th e v illage fu r b ehind und
er of tile c o u n ty c o u r t of L atte C o u n t y . de sc ribet! in E x h i b i t " A ” of P la in tif f 's
The boundry line between Tex
“ The iron hand of Diaz” for to
erous, a creature who will fight
clim b up a n d dow n m any hills be Iregon, d u l y m a d e a n d e n t e r e d ot r e c o i d c o m p la in t, for costs a n d d i s b u r s e m e n t s
if forced to or where he knows as and Mexico—Texas claiming the next fifteen years kept the fo re he cam e w ith in close view o f it.
h e 13th d a y o f M a r c h , in tile m a tte r ol of h s s u i t a n d for s u c h o t h e r a n d fu r-
r relief a s m ay be j u s t anil e q u ita b le .
the advantage is on his side but the Rio Grande and Mexico the turbulent people of Mexico in a It w as flying low —p e rh a p s n h u n d red lie e s t a t e of E u p h r a s i a H. Y o u t u a n s d e t li- You
a r e f u r t h e r n otifie d t h a t t h e d a t e
feet above th e g ro u n d —und th e closer b a s e d Lite u n d e r s i g n e d Faina I,. H e d r i c k
prefers to shoot from ambush or Nueces river -brought on trou fairly orderly condition, although it came, alth o u g h it grew la rg e r und .vas d u ly a p p o i n t e d e x e c u t r i x witli tile of th e o r d e r for p u b l ic a ti o n of sunl s u m
ons
is
on
t h e Pill d a y of
ble in 1846, and General Taylor there was never a time when m ore aw e in sp irin g , th e m ore relieved will a n n e x e d of sa id estate, All p e rso n s m
strike from behind.
M a rch, 1914 a n d t h e (lay u p o n w h i c h
taving
c
la
im
s
a
g
a
i
n
s
t
said
e
s
t
a
t
e
a
re
Although Mexico was discover was ordered to the disputed ter there were not roving bands of w as Dick F o rsy th o f th e U n ited S ta te s h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to p r e s e n t t h e m d u ly you a r e r e q u ir e d t o a n s w e r s a i d c o m
an d S hanghai. C hina.
i n t is u p o n t h e 22nd d a y of April, A.
ed and conquered by the Span ritory to protect United States marauders, warring factions and Dick ju m p ed up an d dow n and crified as liy law r e q u ir e d t o said ail p 1» l a 1914;
t h a t th e d a t e of t h e first puhli-
n t n i s t i a l r i x a t t h e law office of A l t s
ish in 1520—a century before the interests, where he was attacked hostile Indians, that kept the shouted. H e to re off his soiled w h ite •vitig, C o t ta g e G r o v e , L a n e C o u n t y , Or- ■ alion of t h is s u m m o n s will l e u n t h e
d a y of M*relt, 1914 a n d t h e d a te of
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth by the Mexicans, because of country in a state of war and the linen coat a n d w aved It fra n tic a lly , gon, w i t h in six m o u t h s f r o m t h e d a t e of l th l l e h last
p u b l ic a ti o n t h e r e o f will be t h e
J u s notice.
l
i
e
sw
o
re
lu
stily
in
fo
u
r
la
n
g
u
ag
e
s
as
Hock, it did not become an inde which the United States congress rurales on the jump.
Dated t h e l ti t h d a y of M a r c h , A. D. 22nd d a y of April. 1814
it ap p eared n o t to heed his calls.
You a r e f u r t h e r no.ilted t h a t t h is sum
1014.
E D N A L. H K D R l t K.
pendent government until 1813- declared that a state of war ex Diaz was called a hard man,
F o r an in s ta n t lie w a s bathed.
tiions is se r v e d upon y o u hy p u b l ic a ti o n
just a century ago. In the mean isted between the two nations, but he was the only kind of man T hen he p u t Ills han d s to his lips an d
t h e re o f lit t h e C o lla g e G r o v e Leader, a
forced ail l.is w an in g s tre n g th Into th e
w e ek ly n e w s p a p e r p u b l is h e d in P o t t a g e
time it was governed by viceroys and ordered General Scott with that could successfully cope with bellow
ing ro a r of his college yell.
U rove, L an e c o u n ty , O r e g o n a n d is of
THE TWICE-A-WEEK
sent out from Spain, and revolu reenforcements into the country. the turbulent conditions in Mexico T h ere w as a q u eer, siren -lik e re
g e n era l c ir c u la t io n tit saitl c o u n t y a n d
s ta te .
H .J. SH IN N ,
LEADER FOR $1.50
In the war which followed the and maintain anything like order sponse from th e th u n d e r bird. T h e
tions against t h e established
A tt o r n e y for Plaintiff.
th
u
n
d
e
r
dulled
to
a
p
u
rrin
g
throb,
government became the firmly j Mexicans were defeated in every among her people.
gro w in g slo w er an d slo w er u n til th e
The people of Mexico are not th u n d e r b ird d escended in lessen in g
fixed habit of the people, and j battle, although at times they
outnumbered our soldiers six to different now from what they circles and (lapped on th e ground.
they have never changed
T he th u n d e r b ird w as n g ro tesq u e
K eep Your Fow ls Free from Lice
Because s o m e muck-raking one- Peace
feace was
was concluded in were at the end of the Diaz reign, c reatu
re.
It h ad a w in g sp re a d of
C
h i c k e n lic e c o s t t h e p o u l t r y m a n m o r e m o n e y
or from what they were at the forty feet. Its w ings w e re o f can v as, I x
i
magazine writer said so, a lot of February, 1848.
th a n a ll o th e r ite m s o f p o u ltr y e x p e n s e c o m
\
b in e d T h e y k ill th o u s a n d s of c h ic k e n s e v e ry
well-intentioned people habitual At the close of the war Santa beginning of it thirty odd years its bones an d ten d o n s of steed .a n d *1
y e a r . P r e v e n t t h i s lo s s b y d u s t i n g y o u r
alum inium , an d Its feet w ere fo u r ru b
Anna
was
exiled,
but
returned
ago.
In
fact,
two
centuries
have
fo w ls w i t h
:
ly speak of the present uprising
ber tired la n d in g w heels. Yes, it w as
left
but
light
marks
on
the
Mex
C
o
n
k
e
y
’s
L
ic
e
P
o
w
d
e
r
in Mexico as the result of the ac- in 1853- and was a8ain- and for
an aeroplane.
a c o m b i n a t i o n o f e f f e c tiv e lic e k i l l i n g i n g r e
tivities of our-Standard Oil Com the fifth time elected president. ican nation as a whole. But the M oreover, it w as an a e ro p la n e fn-
d ie n ts . I t s q u ic k a n d su re .
K ills t h e L ic e , D o e sn 't H a r m C h ic k e n s J
pany and other capitalists who He was deposed by another re master hand necessary to main nilll.tr enough to D ick F o rsy th , fo r It
belonged to B enny D orr, w ho had
bellion
in
1855.
I t s u s e m e a n s b ig g e r p o u l t r y p r o f it s . R e s to r e s
tain
a
semblance
of
order
in
Mex
have invested large sums of
h e a l t h a n d v i t a l i t y to y o u r flo c k . G u a r a n t e e d .
o n e o f th e first fo reig n ers in
The next year the administra- ico is no longer at the holm, and been
P ric e 25c a n d 5 0 c
money in Mexican industries.
S h anghai to s ta rtle th e n a tiv e s w ith
Mexico
tion
party
and
the
church
party
none
among
the
would-be
lead
C
o
n
k e y 's L ic e L iq u id
th
e
sig
h
t
iff
a
flying
m
achine.
Such people forget that
S p r a y e d a b o u t t h e p o u l t r y h o u s e w i l l r id
D o rr's flying m achine,
f
had three and one-half centuries got into a dispute which led to ers is big enough to unite and and It w th as e re B enny
y o u r c h i c k e n s o f t h e li f e - s a p p in g m i t e s t h a t
w as no d o u b t in D ick’s
A s k fo r
li v e i n t h e c r a c k s a n d c r e v ic e s .
of unrest, of revolutions and another national crisis, the peo rule the whole people, or lead m ind th a t It w a s B enny w ho w as d is
Q 3 5 h a l f g a l. 6 0 c , g a L $1.00.
C o n k e y ’s
ple
generally
demanding
a
more
them against an invading army. e n tan g lin g h im self from th e d riv e r's
bloodshed under the white man’s
C o n k e y 's H e a d L ic e O in tm e n t
F ree
If there is war between this sen t and com ing to w a rd him w ith e x
r u b b e d o n th e h e a d s o f little c h ic k s w ill
rule before the Standard Oil Com democratic c o n s t i tution. The
P o u ltry
hands.
q u i c k l y k il l t h e d e a d l y h e a d l o u s e w i t h o u t
demand
was
granted,
and
under
country and Mexico, even with tended
pany came into existence and be
^
B
o
o
k
le
t
i n j u r y t o t h e c h i c k . S a te a n d s u r e 10 c a n d 2 5 c
T his ex p lain ed R en n y 's escape. li e
Y our Money Back If Conkey’* Lice Killing
fore the Anglo Saxon made any the new constitution Mexico re all her factions united, it will be, had gone aw ay so ns to be n ble to re
P reparation* Do Not Satisfy
on our part a w ar against numer- tu rn and sa v e Ills friend. B u t how
pudiated
a
part
of
her
debt
to
etYor to exploit the country.
our
bands
of
marauders,
high
about B lakely and R em ington?
waymen, guerillas, and a few ‘‘Well, old chap. I m ig h t h a v e m issed
In 1814 the first constitution Spain.
As
a
result
of
the
election
of
regiments of disciplined troops, yon If It h a d n 't been fo r th a t zip. zip.
was adopted in Mexico, and the
1858,
four
men
claimed
the
pres
whose
ranks have been woefully zip o f yo u rs." cried B enny te a rfu lly ns
next year the old government
thinned by the ceaseless fighting th ey w ru n g each o th e r's h an d s. “ I'v e
idency.
Comon
fort
was
expelled
x
rallied, and for three years a
wm
of the past three years, and all been sco u tin g aro u n d tills C od forsnk-
by
Zuloaga,
who
in
turn
was
suc
■-
^
-
■* Corner Seventh x
guerrilla war raged, ending in
without an authorized head or en hole fo r tw o d ay s now . h o p in g fo r a • ■ “
ceeded
by
Miguel
Miramon.
Ben
x
a treasury on which to draw for glim pse of you. B lakely h as been liid-
the defeat of the popular party
& W ash ington s
J
den in a ru in ed tem p le b a c k o f th e
ito
Pablo
set
up
a
claim,
estab
sorely needed supplies.
and the restoration of the Span
• '
n h ere to keep a n ey e on you. H e
X
lished
himself
at
Vera
Cruz,
and
It is pitiful that we must fight tow
w as to rush In an d clean u p th e tow n
ish authorities. In 1820 General
• )
such a people. It is distressing if th ey h arm ed you. R em in g to n w en t
was
recognized
by
the
United
Everything in Staple and Fancy
Iturbide led another revolution,
that brave American lives must back to S h an g h ai w ith m e so th a t in
i •
Groceries at Staple Prices
and with his insurgent bands States Government.
be sacrificed because the Mexican case one of us dropped out th e o th e r
o it •, e
Just about the beginning of people have proven themselves could go th ro u g h and give th e w ord
captured the capitol, resulting in
A
the peace of Cordova in 1821, our civil war, Spain, France and absolutely incapable of self gov •rlroiit th ese h a u g h ty C hinks! W e got
Also
Everything
in
X
e re all rig h t, an d I cam e back In
.*
and the recognition of the inde England threatened an invasion ernment, and because the nation th
tills
affair,
th
in
k
in
g
I
m
ig
h
t
discover
<
contains not a single man that
FLOUR—
FEED -
pendence of Mexico by Spain. of Mexico, but the difficulty so can guide or govern.
j som e w ay o f a id in g you to escape by t
Pure White
Shorts
its m eans. R em ington Is up th e r e In
General Iturbide was proclaimed far as England and Spain were
Upper Crust
I
Bran
X
th
e
tem
p
le
w
ith
B
lakely,
a
n
d
they
emperor the following year, with concerned, was adjusted, and
White
River
Wheat
I
t
The Leader has no apologies to h a v e a dozen husky, tr u s ty m en lie a
Pride of Oregon
Rolled Barley
the title of Augustin I, and this their forces withdrawn from offer for devoting so much space hind them in c a se you needed help In i
if
cm
act was immediately followed by Vera Cruz. France, not being in this issue to a sketch of Mex g e ttin g aw ay . H ow is it y o u 're w a n
x
d
e
rin
g
aro
u
n
d
h
ere
in
s
te
a
d
o
f
b
eing
W e Give Fidelity Blue Trading Stamps
another uprising of the Patriot satisfied, declared war in 1862, ico and her people, even to the
X
looked up?"
••2
party under General Santa Anna, and her troops under General exclusion of much mat ter of local In a few w ords D ick told him a b o u t
X
and the Mexican republic was Forey drove back General Jaurez,
th e th u n d e r bird an d th e evil n am e it
and entered the City of Mexico, interest. Because, there are a had gained am o n g th e te rrified C hi
proclaimed.
lot of ordinarily fair minded peo nese. T hen lie w e n t ill to co n fess how
On March 19, 1823, Emperor where an assembly of notables re ple, who, basing their opinion on b itte rly he had re se n te d th e a p p a re n t
solved
on
a
hereditary
monarchy
his friends.
Augustin I abdicated the throne
* •
the rankest kind of misinforma d e “ se I rtio d n o n of
x
and
elected
Archduke
Maximil-
't d eserv e th is.
B enny.”
and went into exile. Next year
• ' • )
tion, are harboring the belief g ro an ed D ick ns he grip p ed D o rr's
X
lian,
of
Austria,
as
emperor.
a new government, modeled af
*•>
that our attitude toward Mexico hand.
X
For the next three years war
d eserv e It. e h ? " lau g h e d D orr.
ter that of the United States was
.*
is that of a bully toward a much “ D “ D o n o 't n 't you
X
p p o se w e rem em b er how
formed, and Fernando Victoria raged between the imperialists injured and peace-loving people. you stay ed su
.*
a w a k e tw o n ig h ts w ith o u t
X
under
the
new
emperor,
aided
was elected president. General
Nothing could be further from a w ink of sleep w h en w e w ere ta k in g
Iturbide returning to Mexico by the French troops, and the the truth. The Mexican nation t h a t c ru ise in th e so u th P acific?
a n d I w ere a b o u t all in, and
that year, was captured and put 'Republicans’* under J a u r e z , is made up of a few high-class y B o lakely
•
u —oh. If you o b je c t to h e a rin g your ^
with
victory
more
often
with
the
to death.
citizens, mostly Spanish, a good good deeds recited , w h y , d o n 't w onder
hy w e did it!
Following the next presiden latter.
ly p ercen t of Indians, ranging w •Most
follow th e th u n d e r b ird . Good t
I
When
our
government
was
tial election, in 1828, the defeat
from jthe lowest type found on nam e, eh? 1 guess I’ll call it th a t h ere .’.a’.a’.ii'.a’.aVava’.a’.a’.ii’.a’.a’.aVaVk'.it’.a'.a’.a’.it’.a’.a’.a'.a’.a’.i
again
in
a
position
to
demand
ed party appealed to arms, and in
the continent, up through the a fte r. J u s t follow th e th tiu d e r b ird
a short and bloody war captured and enforce recognition of the various stages of barbarism and a n d it w ill lead you to B lak ely 's
ple. H e re 's a gun fo r you in c a se
Monroe Doctrine, the French semi-civilization. And then there a tem
the central government.
n y o f th e n a tiv e s g et o v e r th e ir sc a re
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The United States formally troops were withdrawn from is the great mass of the people, a n d a tte m p t to in te rfe re . So long. *
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Mexico-
1867,
after
which
the
the typical Mexican, the Greaser.
recognized the republic of Mex
In a n o th e r m om ent th e p ro p eller of
S I IT ( A S K S
ico in 1829, after the Mexicans downfall of Emperor Maximillian part Spanish, part Indian, part th e th u n d e r bird w as b uzzing m errily
was
rapid
and
complete.
His
Negro, and. those who know an d th e big m achine w as rock in g o v er
had defeated and captured the
Spanish army under General Bar- a , m' " as defeated, he was cap- him best declare. part coyote. th e uneven gro u n d p re p a ra to ry to
flight. T h en it aro se obliquely and
rados who was sent out to invade fured' and a ^ter a *J° rm ° f a trial. No nation was everm ore patient flew to w a rd th e so u th east.
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he
was
shot.
or long suffering in ¡dealing with I*lck follow ed so closely in its w ak e *X
and retake the country.
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Jaurez again occupied the cap a neighbor, than our country has th a t It seem ed a s th o u g h he van ish ed
General Bedraza. who was
itol, and was re-elected president j been with Mexico, andjonly acted w ith th e aero p la n e in to th e n ig h t air.
elected president in 1828, was
T h e th u n d e r b ird h o v ered a m om ent
in 1871.
after the acting head of the Mex over th e ru in ed tem p le b efo re i t de
again elected in 1832, and in the
There followed a period of ican nation had premeditatedly scended to Join D ick an d h is fa ith fu l
following year was driven from
friends.
office by General Santa Anna, three years of comparative tran heaped insult on our flag and On a d is ta n t hillside above th e village 1
COTTAGE GROVE
quility; but in 1874 an insurrec abuse on our soldiers. To those o f I‘no I,ao a little group o f C hinese
ft
the insurgent leader.
tion broke out, the insurgents whoso freely condemn the United saw a sig h t th a t tilled them w ith su p e r V Hospital H Sanatarium £ ß
stitio n s aw e.
A new and more democratic attempting to restore the ancient
tig h t d m a t T , i r
form of government was adopted regime. In a few months this States Government for the action T hey saw th e priso n er, th e foreign
b
devil, w alk in g along. T h ey sa w th e
in 1835, the constitution of 1824 revolt gathered such headway it has taken, the Leader would th u n d e r b ln I hov erin g o v erh ead . They •j Surgical C ases Especial A ttention "i 3 Direct F r o m F a cto ry Ï
say
Reserve
your
judgment
un
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w it p lu n g e dow n an d pick up th e
being entirely abolished.
that the president and entire ad til you are absolutely certain you sa
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At this time Mexico included ministration was repudiated.
have a right view point and then to th e moon.
beoanse th e evil b ird h a d ap I
all her present territory, all of
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Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, General Porferio Diaz first came the Greasers, for the Lord’s sake thev lo«t th e ir fe a r a n d w e n t bock to
California, Nevada, Utah, Ore into notice as a factor in the go cast your lot with them, for th e ir hom es relieved of th e ir te rro r.
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