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RECEIVER'S SALE


n ECEIVERs SALE OF ...,,
X MANUFACTURING PLANT.
By virtue Of an order OF the court OF
Chancery, viii be exposed at sale AT puDho
vendue, on Friday, October y, lvla a. a.. ~
A. NJ. on the premises, Eleventh and Union
streets. Wilmington, Delaware the plant
and property OF The international Radiator
Co.. TO wit; ,.,..,.,,,,
An that certain lot or piece Of land, with
tho buildings thereon erected, situate at the
southwest corner OF Eleventh and Union
streets, having front on Union street OF vO
feet and on Eleventh street OF 20 rect, 80
inches. Excepting all Of the machinery,
shaftinr. pulleys, engines and boilers in the
OO''''e personal PROPERTY.
All OF the personal property as set forth
in the inventory and appraisement hled
in The Court OF Chanccry,. where the same
may D0 'N''T' TERMS OF SALE.
The said property shall be offered for
sale in the following manner;
FTRs1'-An of the above mentioned real
and personal property. together as an en-
SEcoND-The said real estate alone that
is to say, land and buildings, as one lot.
THIRD-An the personal property, de-
scribed in said inventory and appraise-
mont. in such lots as TO the receivers may
appear to be for the best interests Of the
estate
Inc nlEuteN anu htoA "iNNNA a. t"N oNtN
for an OF any part Of the said property
shall pay in cash TO the receivers az the
time Of the sale 20 per centum ON account
OF his bid.
Tho balance of all bids finally accepted
By the Chancellor shall be paid in cash ia
the receivers at aud upon the confirmation
Of the sale and II any bidder shall fail tC
comply with the conditions Of the sale and
the orders of the Chancellor in respect
thereto. any and all moneys so paid on ac
count shall be forfeited and applied as the
Chancellor may direct. Before conirma
tion of any such sale the Chancellor in hii
discretion, may permit any bidder, IN liet
of paying any unpaid portion Of his bid il
/ cash 10 furnish a bond 20 the receivers witt
surety approved by the Chancellor 10 securl
/ the payment Of said unpaid portions on o
/ before such time as the Chancellor shal
prescribe.
II the highest and best bid for the prop
erty sold as an entirety shall be greater Il
/ bids received for said property as offerel
/ in several lots the receivers will accep
said bid and reject all bids for the sevcra
lots.
Tho said real estate and personal prop
| erty will be sold free and clear and dis
charged from all liens and claims thereon
created or suffered by or recovered agains
the said The international Radiator Co, o
the receivers. All sales made under IN
for confirmation on the third day after Oh
/ day OF sale
For further information apply to
| WILMINGTON TRUST CO, GEORGE
TOWNSEND, JR..
Receivers Of The International Radiator Co
or Charles f. Curley, Esq, their solicitor
sept25 IS 3O-oct2. .6,s.
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER S.


The person who enters the world
on this birthdate will find the year
1915 opening up unexpected, prospects,
particularly for the inventive turn Of
mind.
Musicians may also look forward
to an unusual year Of financial pros
perity and new developments.
Ardent in temperament, enthusias-
tic and energetic, the native of this
birthdate, under the sign of Libra and
the planet Venus. will acquire high
honors in a public career.
The coming year will bring love in
trigues and find business bOoms we'll
on the way.
This person will help in opening uT
great field of new invention durin
the latter part of the year 1915 which
will be of the most marvellous assist
ance in simplifying transportation IA
cilities.
The Want Ads will locate good posi-
tions for Office help, bookkeepers anC
stenographers.
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II UBLIC sALE-CONTENTS OF
large house from Broome street, con
slsting Of FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
RUGS, BEDDING, TABLE LINEN, Sill
VERWARE, DISHES, ETC, will be sold at
STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE, NO.
III EAST FOURTH STREET, FRIDAY
OCTOBER Q. 1914, at 1 o'clock, p. NJ.
PARLOR-Fivo.pie Mahogany Suit, up
holstered in Spanish leather, cost $50. Ii
brary Table 10 match, Pictures. Upright
Piano in good condition, Couch and Cover
Bric.a-brac handsome Wilton Rug, 9xl2
DININGROOM-Oak Buffet with three
glasses, Pedestal Extension Table, feet
large China Closet set Of Dishes Dining
room Pictures Glassware. Silverwaro, Table
Linen, six leather seat Chairs, Rug 5.3XlO.6
Administer.
LIBRARY-Mission Suit, Apiece Daven-
port in leather. Turkish Rockers, Morris
Chair. Oak Library Table, Pictures, 9x12
Administer Rug, Oriental design, etc.
BEDROOMS--Three Brass Beds with
springs and mattresses, Enameled Bed,
Dresscrs Chiffoniers Princess Dressers.
Rockers Chairs. Woolen Blankets. Spreads,
Towels. Bed Linen, Pictures, Shades FIVE
| beautiful Rugs, as follows; Sizes 9x12,
| s3x1O.6 7.6x9, in Administer, Wilton,
/ Brussels and Tapestry; several small Rugs
/ and many other articles used in frst-class
home
! NOTICE-The owner Of the above goods
has consigned them to this sale 10 sell for
/ the best bid and everything will have 10 be
sold and nothing will be withdrawn. Goods
/ can be seen on the morning Of sale This
/ is a splendid opportunity for parties going 20
| housekeeping Sale Friday, October o. at 1
/ O'Clock p. NJ. sharp.
STIDHAM & son.
oct5,6,s. Auctioneers.
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E92 New members IN
CHAMBER OF commerce

Continued From Page 6.
Horace Wilson.
T.. \. Wead.
". j. Webster.
Paul T. Wilson
Wilmington Steamboat Company.
c. Wesley Weldn.
Henry Whiteley.
Wilmington Provision Company.
T. W. Wilson.
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company.
Charles j. Winkler.
James II. Wright, Inc.
Clarence J.. Walker.
Howard T. Wallace.
Wilmington Sash and Door Company.
z. w. Woolworth Company.
Wilmington Fibre Speciality Company.
c. /. Ward.
Wilmington Automobile Company.
Richard u. Washburn.
James Watson and Son.
Wilmington Electro Plating Company.
Joseph p Wales.
Peter 7. Wright.
Wilson Hardware Company.
Wilmington Morning News.
Ward, Gray and Ncary.
James z. Winchester
Il. Wenniger and Son.
Wilmington Trust Company.
Josiah q. Wolcott.
Victor Williams
Wilmington Furniture Company.
III. II. Ward.
n. Z. Wcldin and Son.
Vincent r. Walker.
Martin f. Walker.
w. X. Warren.
Herbert White.
James C.. Wrightington.
Arthur w. T.. Wyatt.
Wilmington Leather Company
Gilpin s. Woodward
Wilmington and Brandywinc Amuse-
ment Company.
Walker aud Egan.
Y.
Harry Yerger.
Hiram Ncrgcr.
Clarence B. Young
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NEW FLAG IN PARK.

City Councilman Draper today un-
furled from the flag pole in Eighth
street park. a large American flag
The flag will take the place of the
emblem destroyed by a bolt of light
ming last summer.
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That's a wise old provers. Fish
Where the Fish Gather" and it's ap-
plicable 70 tio Wants Ads. People
who want to buy and people who
want to sell. all gather in the Want
Advs
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APARTMENTS


~, HREE ROOM APARTMENT, OVER
Washington street bridge. Apply k-l'
Evening journal ONCE. octs-i-
PARTMENT FOR HOUSEKEEPING :
A bath. The Albion, No. COG King street.
sept24-1m.
n OR RENT-APARTMENTS, Cl6 WEST
, II Third street. Apply to
MAX EPHRAIM, 3 West Fourth st.
, sept9-tf.
r, OR RFNTZTHIRD FLOOR APART
ment Modern conveniences. No. 1910
Washington st. sept22-eod-lm.
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Welding Brazing and Cutting
.Oxy-AcetyleneProcess. All Work
Guaranteed. Estimates Given.
National Machine Company
Phones. GIL Orange st.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE


Nny ANTED-sICK NURSING OF ANY
W description by graduate nurse. Phone
j.. a A.. 87B. sept2S12t.
ADIEs-I NEED YOUR MAGAZINE
IL subscription. j can save you money.
Phone t73iA. L. W Prottyman, No. 700
W. Eighth ST. sept20 cod I'm. 2
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Il OR sALE-HEINzE COILS. GOOD
II condition Apply Automobile Supply
Co., 915 Shipley 81. oct5-u.
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PUBLIC SALE

II UBLIC SALE AT W. II. KLAIR )
i Bazaar, Saturday. October 10. 65 head
OF horses. One carload from Maryland
10 head from Philadelphia, will make good
farm horses. Lot of city horses. One pair
mules. one PONY. safe for children. Anyone
having horses to sell, bring them in and get
the cash Lot wagons and harness OF all
kinds More blankets than any one place IN
the State. Sale every Saturday al
WIN. II. KLAIR'S BAZAAR,
octs-2t Wilmington, Del.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

HEIpf HELP
II YOU want good help the place TO find
IL Is through the Delaware Employment
Bureau. Sixth and ratnall streets.
We are prepared for you. We have on
our book the names Of the best general
help IN the city.
Cam we be Of service 10 youi
Cali us on the ID. g. A. phone, iO35. We II
got husyi Tell us what you want-well do
thc rest. scpt3O mo
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

-
IL NPERIENCED COLLECTOR WANTS
~ engagement. Percentage or salary.
Half or full time. Reference and bond.
Apply H. H., No. sos West Twenty fourth
ST. sept28-12t.
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HEIP WANTED-FEMALE

~ N'T'T7D~FXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
w Ladies' Tailor. NJ. lutz, No 3l7
Delaware Ave. o''s--'
NJ NNTED-HALT-G GROWN WHITE GIRL
w 10 assist with housework. Phone
HOLLY OAK 1913. octf-s-lo
~ FMATF HELP WANTED TO DO GEN.
cral housework. chambermaids, cooks
etc Apply in person. n. w. Corner sixth
and Tatnan SITS 0ct1tI
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GENERAL MASSAGE.
ROOFERs
MASOuERAnE SIMS.


Al ASQUERADE SUITS. A. STAN
M BERWICK. No 929 Nandevcr Ave.
nuc. ID. & A. Phone. 5000. mari1-n
NJ ASQUERADE COSTUMES TO HIRE
VI and for sale. Oldest costumer in stats
Closing out business. Unusual opportunities
for Home Week Carnival Mrs. r.. Henze,
No. 400 IL Poplar ST. sept24-1m.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.


NJ ISIS BESSIE H. BtDDLE,
Iu Electric Scalp Treatment and Sham.
pouing. Work done by appointment.
242 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET.
Phont 554SD Oct1-3mos
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CARD READING.

NJ ADAM r.. B.-CARD READING.
M Ladies' 25c; gentlemen, soc. No. IS
East Twenty second 81. octS-12t.
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FOR SALE

TNOR SECOND HEATER.
II In good condition. Apply $40 ORANGE
STREET aug26-f
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FOR RENT

-~-~-----~-~~-~------ -~-------------~-~---~-~-~-~~~~--~
II OUSE FOR RENT-E1GHT ROOMS
III front yard. large back gard, s12. No
fO2s W. Front St. octs-3t.
NOR RENT-STORE OR OfflOE
and basement. Thoroughly modern.
Apply Alabri Apartment No. S35 Iatnall
ST. iunele-u.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Y OR RENT-NO. 1885 WEST FOURTH
street, rooms and bath, hot water
heat. All convoniences. Apply No. 22l
Rodney St. oct-3t.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


- INVESTMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II TO get My free booklet. 1-ono, ,s.s
how. Write today-NOW. Earl hopA'"''
Washington, D. Q. eeYtl -u
~ ANrFn-FIFTY BOYS 10 TAKE
w nart in Industrial Day Parade, ulu
llone Week. Apply second moor vn"''.'e
pundin- Monday evening October ~ at
,,,i..t ac,7-B-0-l0
Wy ANTEn-A MAN OVER 80 AhAhs,
~ IA Al travel for as this Fall and
an winter. making these towns. Whining
ton Media. salem, Woodbury. Camden hlh-
tom Iandcnburg Elmer, Glassboro and New
Castle Glen Bros. Rochester n. D.
u4tS-It
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n OR sALE-TWO POOL TABLES,
4 cheap. Address S.12, Evening Journal
Ohicc oct6-tt,s-3t.
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HELP WANTED


~, HGfIsANDs GOVERNMENT JOBS
open 20 men and women sos 60 Si0t
MONTH Write for list. Franklin insii
tute. Dept. AIS. Rochester. n. s.. sept26-tm
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NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
~ nshcd room. Use Of selcphone. Apply
No. S3i ratnall st. feb27n
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE

n acres. nearest station Kirkwood,
100000.
100 acres on State Road, with 8
room house and outbuildings, $4,000.
Ga acres. 5 miles to Newark, only
S5,O00.00
154 acres near Kirkwood, S750O.00
140 acres near Porters, S5,00000.
1O9 acres near Middletown, on
State Road, 100000. Apply to
E. H. BECK,
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
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- OOMs FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
IL or lodging with the use Of q nice porch.
No 4O3 W Third st. oci9-3t.
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L. OR PENTHOUSE. Z ROOMS. BATH,
II ETC.; trolley convenient; east side
rst-class condition, S12. Apply No. SIS
jackson St. oct3-t,t,s t,s-lm.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Il RoNr ROOM. NO. 1909 WEST
II street. scpti9tm.
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~ CHooL OF MODERN DANCING.
= Mrs. r. Snyder, Y. NJ. n. A. Hail.
Third and King streets. Monday and Thurs
lay evening" Private lesson5 by appo.ut
mont. No. 1915 West Eighth street.
Phone ID. q A., a26iD. scpti4-f.
A DVANCED CLASSES NOW FORMING
"A in modern dancing. Individual in
struction and special classes by appoint.
ment. Beginners classes always open.
MISS MARION McEWEN.
Studio Of Dancing
Jenny Bldg S3f Market St
Call write or telephone 9io.
sept1 7-t,ts-im.
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= UBN1sHED ROOM AT NO. 2i5 WEST
Fourteenth ST. scpt28.1m.
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STORAGE
DANCING ACADEMY

.-.--s--s--,--
ID RTVATE SCHOOL MONDAY AND
L Thursday evenings. No. 303 West
street. octs-ft
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LADIES' TAILOR

7 ADTEs' CUSTOM TAILORING. no. sos
~ West Fourth street. j. Fiorontino.
Open evenings. Phone, ds3sW scpti 0.eod m
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~ URNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUsB
II keeping No. 712 King st. oct2'Gt.
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LOST AND FOUND
PAPERHANGERS

DIN REYBoLD. PAPER HANGER
u No. s23 Madison 81. Bell phone
o5lsL. iant2-tL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

dominado a este Estado en- los intere-
ses de dividendos por una yeintena
de amos y mas. Els verdad, como la
presente comision rogara cuando sea
tasada con la futilidad de su termino,
que las secciones de la constitution
creando la comision tristemente limi-
to u poderes. Els verdad que la
mano, la mano negra, 81 ustedes quie-
rem decir, de ciertos ~intereses que Sc
evaden de la ley es claramente des-
c~onocedora en- los provistos de la
constitution creando la comision, pc
70 este no excusa, @ aun desimula la
dereliccion de la presente comision en-
no e~jercer los poderes los cuales la
constitution contrib, EN- favor del
pueblo q~uienes estan pagandoles sus
salaries. Los provistos creando la
comision fueron los mejores que los
amigos del pueblo pudieron hacer ba-
10 las circunstancias, y Ell pueblo a
turalmente miro q los hombres cleo
tos a este gran puestO de confianza
PaA& uoNA hdht6 Vi AAbAAtO CANANhAAO AOp
poderes que fueron ~concedidos ALI.
Pero como Ell sirviente indigno de la
parabola. la presente comision no ha
hecho uso del talento que Sc lie dio,
y los miembros reportando ahora a
su merecen del pueblo la fuerte
revocatoria "Quftese, por 10 tanto, Ell
talento de ell
Hablando brevemente, la comision
esta obligada por la constitution con
el deber de fijar, regular y manejar
todos los cargos y precios de compa
Mas ferrocarrileras, express, teIefo-
mas, coches dormitorios y otra trans
portacion y transmission, y de requerir
a tales companies de proyeer facili-
dades adecuadas para llevar adelante
sus negocios prospectivos y darle SER
yicio razonable al pueblo. En- una pa
labra. la comision esta obligada con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

Ell deber de yer sobre clio que todos
los cargos sea razonables y que los
servicios que tales c~orporaciones to-
mar para desempehar e eficien-
ties y prontos. A este fin la comision
tiene poder para citar testigos Y en-
forzar la ~atendencia a sus averigua.
clones, Y expresar sus conclusiones
en- la forma de una 6rden a la compa-
MIA acusada 9 corporation. Hasta
csc punto puede llegar la comision
bajo la constitution.
No puede enforzar sus 6rdenes.
81 la compahia acusada rehusa de
cumplir con una 6rden de la comision,
entonces es Ell deber de la comision
de remover la causa a la corte supre-
ma cuyo deber debera ser considerar
la %evidencia y va e aprobar o en-
forzar la 6rden 9 d~evolyerla a la CO.
mission. No hay negacion que los po-
deres de la comision scar asi severa-
mente Iimitados, pero 81 eficiente sir
viente p1blico no Sc sienta y contem-
pla la limitacion de sus poderes, pero
busca, mejor, hallar 10 que puede ha-
Ger.
Los reportes hasta ahora ~expedidos
por la comision, Sc suponen sumar y
especificar los frutos de los dos
amos de trabajo de estos dos tremen-
dos volumenes consistiendo en- su ma.
yor parte de reproduction de una CO.
rrespondencia desolutoria de una con
secuencia de bagatela con ell procura.
dor general, un fardo de estatfsticas
sin ninguna claridad, 2S0 quejas in.
formales cuya signfficancia hace Ell
elaborado manifesto de la misma ape
lacion rfdicula Y extensa (hasta ahora
sin ningun fruto) a la Comislon de
Concrete I~nter-Estado, siefe quejas
formales. a decisiones de la corte SUI
prema llamando la atencion a prepa-
raciones DETECTIVES de los casos por
la eomision, y una decision s~ostenien-
do q la comision por rehusar en- con
ceder una licencia a alguna compahfa
de prestamos para transar negocios
en- Nuevo Mexico. Este le ha costado
al Estado de Nuevo Mexico cincuenta
mil pesos 8 cerca de ESQ y los aeon.
pasamentos, marcados en- la lista
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
NERVlsANA-EL REMEDio QUE
TANTo Sc HA BUscADo.
Una Muestra Gratis q Todos los que
la PIdan.


Use siente I'd. nervloso 8 que sus
fuerzas Sc agotan? ?Nota I'd. que su
vigor sexual Sc ACADIA. que la memorial
lie falla, 8 que su sueho es interrumpi-
do por pesadillas con perdidas del
fIuido vital; lie duele a I'd. la cintura
8 la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gastado. sin
amino y vigor, debido a abuses Q exce-
SOS en- la tuventud? Eva I'd. perdien-
do la esperasza de recuperar su anti
quo espfritu para poder gozar otra yez
de los placeres de la villa? En- este
case escrfbanos hoy sin faIta, pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que lie res
taure la saIud y Ell vigor. A TODD hom-
bre que nos escriba solicitandolo, lie
enviamos enteramente gratis
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
medicinal NERvISANA para que la
pruebe y note sus efectos. FL que una
vez haya usado ell metodo NERVISA-
MA es nuestro decidido amigo para
siempre, este explica TODD. Ademas
de la muestra lie enviamos tambien
sin ningun costo d obligation para I'd.
un ejemplar del interesante librito
1confesIones tecretas." Esta obrita
que es codiciada por TODD hombre de-
bill explica clara y d~istintamente la in
fluencia de los nervios ssobre ell siste-
ma sexual. Sc le manda e~nteramente
gratis junto con la muestra, TODD bien
empacado y franco de porte, Q solo
mandarnos una carta, describiendo,
en- su propio lenguaje, Ell NAL de que
sufre. D%irfjase g..
THE NERvIsANA COMPANY,
Depto. j. 10 So. Fifth Ave.
ChIeano. III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

AL Pueblo de Nueyo Mexico.
Conociendo, debo decir, que US as
piraciones para 81 puesto son sin MIN
guna garantfa, el candidate aventaja-
do atenta vaciar la responsabilidad
de SUI impertinencia sobre una hueste
de amigos admiradores q~uienes han,
10 admite 81 modestamente, perseguf'
dole para que entrara d la carrera.
Otro candidate tenazmente confiesa
que Ell necesita ell puesto, por 10 tan
to acusandose con culpa a la incom-
petencia en- otros campos de esfuer-
20; y todavia otro consigue ell habito
de correr tan firmemente fijado que
Ell no neceslta ninguna excusa excep-
to una clase de r~aciocinio cfnico 10
cual 10 convence a 81 que Ell mundo lie
debe S uexistencia. 70 no pertenezco
a ninguna de estas classes, Mis- ami
gos no me buscaron para que corrie-
ra. En- verdad, mis- mejores amigos
fuertemente me aconsejaron en- con
ira de tai proceder. Ciertamente 70
no necesito el puesto, los emolumen-
tos de los cuales no son especial
mente atractivos. 70 he hecho mas
dinero en- los 1ltimos pasados seis
amos que 10 que pudiera posiblemente
hacer en- los s~iguientes seis como CO.
m~isionado de corporaciones. Y, ter
cero, no tengo ell habito de correr,
porque esta es absolutamente mi pri.
mer ofensa. Nunca habia sido candi-
dato para ningun puesto antes.
Por que, entonces, estoy 70 corrien-
do ahora por la posicion ahora tenida
por Hugh fl. Williams en- la comisions
de corporaciones de Nuevo Mexico.
70 estoy c%orrlendo porque 81 Partk
do Progreslsta me ha nominado para
esta poslcion, dehIdo q la excusa que
la carrera da para predicar los prIn,
clpios Proeresistas en- los cuaIes 20
firmemente creo, debido a la espIen-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15

dida oportunidad de servicio la cuaI
81 puesto al cuaI yo aspire tlene, debl-
do, tambien, del placer de hacer la
peIea.
Estoy corriendo porque estoy abu-
rrido de la presente comision de cor
poraciones la cuaI NADIA hace, porque
quiero ser instrumental en- poner ese
fiasco de $75,00O.00 en- una agencia
de protection para ell pueblo de la ra
pacidad de ciertos ~intereses corpora
dos. Estoy corriendo porque en- CO.
mum con millares de personals respe-
tables y p~ensadoras de Nuevo Mexico,
estoy ayergonzado por la ineficiencia
en- forma de payasadas de la comision
como a la presente constituida; ul-
trajada por su incompetence, DISCUS
tada con sus metodos futiles Y abu-
rrido de sus p%rotestas pueriles de SER
vicio al pueblo. Estoy d~irigiendome
a la comision como a la presente cons
tituida, dominada como 10 esta por
los dos miembros Republicanos. Yo
no podria con j~usticia acusar al miem
bro en- la minorfa con Incompetence
por sus actos, como 10 es por los Re-
publicanos netos, 81 no ha tenido opor
tunidad 9 Ia mas mfnima oportunidad.
para influir las acciones de la conf
sion por entero. Debo declr al pasar,
no obstante, mas protestas vehemen-
ties. mas disensiones violentas que
las que todavia he DIDO del miembro
Democratico lutheran sido vastamen-
te mas apropiadas que la actitud bon
dadosa de la protesta la cual Ell ha
mantenido. No, ell ~vilipendio de la
inacion de la comision en- la cara de
los males con los cuales la constitu-
cion 10 apoder6 0 el deber de obrar
bien. debe descansar sobre los va
cargados hombros del partido Repu-
blicano en- Nuevo Mexico.
La comision de eorporacIones de
Nuevo Mexico fus creada para tener
maneio de las c~orporaciones de Nue.
vo Mexico.
Su existencia es evidencia prima
facie que Ell pueblo siente la necesi-
dad de protection de la OPPRESSION de
c~orporaeiones con un poder soberbio
q~uienes han, por gancho y torceduras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
PICMTE GUERRILLA HECRA POR JOHN N. MTEER EN- CONTRA
De la COMsON De CORPOMCONEs COMO UN
"FASCO De $4,000

INCOMPETENCE Ell UNICO CARGO He
CHIC EN- CONTRA DE HUGH II. Will
LLAMS, SU OPONENTE EN- Ell BOLETOI
PEPUBLICANO PARA LA OFICINA QUE
PRONTO QUEDARA VACANTE EN- La
ORGANIZACION; RESTITUTION DE 40
POR CIENTO POR ENVIOS DE CHILE
NAL DIRIGIDOS Y LIBROS GRANDES
NO EN- ULINEAi ACIERTA Ell ESCOGL-I
DO DE LOS PEOGRESISTAS PARA La
POS1CION
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
aPAcApoD

LAS cantIdades marcadas "pa-
gadas" en- ell Iibro general de Ia
saclones, eran tasaclones asesa-
das contra peroonas buenas, res
ponsables, de nuestra eomunidad,
y amigos personales MOS. No
guerra que apareeIeran deIIneuen-
ties en- Toe Ilbros y que Sc vleran
obIIaados 8 pagan IN recarso."-
3ENIcNo c. HERNANDEZ,