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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
2ofal 8eridt.
@eiabrlibes 5ener.
.3lDOli SamilisH mhiieH pals iibes
aOpi bas brenusube Saus
perlaiien.

SSn hcm ;SIateebdlibe - lir6 IA
@eit Court Snabe brad geitern IN
iriiber Morgerrinrrloe Seuer aus, 6as
ben !SausbcDobnerB leiGt bate Der.
bGngnibpoa perben fonueu. Die
ppoIf 5amiIieu ntiibten Snls iiber
acpi nui ole StrnBe ellen unb etIide
Beriouen iiber bic SeuerHotbIeitern
eeiraseH Deroeu. Ger aneeridliets
SfJnoen ipirb auf $4,000 abeeid,dsi
irnO oetriiit balipti6hlid bic Sbarics
s.. Seb 60, Der 400 aiiteu gier NIB
2000 Eilmo 9ldter ruiiiirt tDiiroet.
sn ben GeidyaftsIofnIitdten lit oas
3cuer ipabriaeinIid, ourd alIr3ihlhtI
ausgebrOten. Ter 9erIuIt 1T pod.
iidnbia our6 geriiberiing gebeft.
,5rau Gainr Sini. oeren @pbniiHg
iif i'm 3Deiten Etod beiiu6et, er.
grcd)ie bird 0as 3eripIitiern BON
sSlas. Sie medte ibren WiaHit 0sm,
nls er ein 5eniier 5ffHete, Slnutrtlsn
entgeseHidllugen. Grau SiHi fprang
MIN nus ocnI Set, IieB bon ibrer
Sdweiter SRI. Moie sSeIobmis be
5eneruebr aIarMireH nlsb lief ieItii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Mnfdle.

- Der A Sabre nIis SObn gribses.
l1212 Bates abe, tpeI6tr uls 9uhbdI,
Ter in ben Union StDdparSs ibdiil
III, tam gsitern In Der Offioe 10 un'
sliidiid 5u GaIs. oab CT bas ts4rs
fnie brad.
- sIs Der 80 Sabre aIte SSSeretHiob
s,nnrabon an Der Sedften uno
groabipan pom Irottoir aiif bic
Strnte iteigef lpoIIie, pur6e er por
einem 5ubrtperf Der Renner Soap
50. uingerailt iiio Der 8reis erliti
Gun gefift inrb Ebert0rper red,i
ihmersboite albidiirfimgen. er npobti
fci ieinem Sobn Dem 9etetfiu Serrp
Sanraban, sos gSeit sd)ie Strabe.
- Ter .7jdbrige Snrbiee Rcrrinn
Gfrcn, ii20 @eit Strabe, aerietb ee.
itern slbenb, ais er ieinen sSreuIib. Der
aIs syobrihrbI.s5iibrer i'm Gan Raioel
@ebaube, 62S AIeit 4. Strnfe, be-.
id,dftist TIT, beintte, nit Dem redten
SUB 5lpiiden bic Glatticrm oes 6nbr.
fhlbIS un6 bic @nilb, nobel ibm oos
@lieo nabesu 5ermnImi ip.iroe alrto.
gsatrol 9to. 2 brafte TIN nnG oem
&oipitaI.
- eln6re.p Getermnnn, 331S @iHe
StrnBe, fiel oeiiern 9Ibero on Der 8.
unb Blum Strnbe 10 imgIldIia, Dab
er eiue flnffenoc Asinl6e ON aopf r..
lit unb ua6 btm StnbtbclPitdI ge'
brcd,t iperben HnBie.
- Grnit n. @eiB, 1854 @rcruitrr
apenue, epaniton, perIor geitern
glbeuo, ais er in eir,em 5orb gIuto
ii6er bic SiHiibe sIpesiue fubr, pIos.
lid bic aontroIle iiber ben arnftmd.
gen. 70 bab bieier iiber cine 10 6lib
bohe @6Iduna iaidte. eiIiidliGerDeiie
foIn CT NIT ciniacn Sniitnbfd)iirfliHeen
oapotl mdbrcnO ons 9lito itnrf 6eidla.
bigt lpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Fred A. Erschell,
2eidenbsitattsr HnS GiabaIiamirer
7.u. YorR Str, 2lewport, Sp.
zasptor sen.5 SO rnh souit 2eee.
Glesanbria Cifiee: SilaHb b57 2 2
Gaptpn uno Seaenme.

Sm TaDton 9oIijeigerift mar
De geitern Der saa bes @luei
Shrporperlbere pon Cincinnati. mel
der beIdplloigt miro, all Dem lleber'
iaa aui sSranf Some betheiIigt gene
len 5u iein, auf morgen peridoben
Sepe mar our gcrbanbIuna niht er.
ifienen.
- Wtapor Gllinbp pen 0cptot bal
aIi heite slbeno cine SpeSinIiisiura
oeS Staotratbs eInberiifen, in Deld,er
bet @erid,t Der sad,Oeritdnoigeu. biu.
iidtIid Der llrlteriud5ung Der itaoii.
ifen Bidder, sur 9erIeiuns eeIaugell
lpIro.
- Die iSeucrpebr puroe aeiteril
1eoraen nnh oen saliie oes 3. alett.
iSront uno 8aibjnstpn StrnBe IN
9caepue. ocri,ien. no elm S9oriliteiu
altsbrounte.
- s,erbert g. Boiler, bon Der 10.
unb ainneu StrnBe IN gelieoue, III
geitern @iorgeu i'm glter pom % Sab
rem seitcrbeu.
- ebwarh Sort, @eifGftsiiibrer
5es sSerpea Gbeaterg IN geglepue, er.
mirfte qeitern eesen Den Gperoteur
Eeter Rnrtes unter Der gnflage oes
lnlcroertlid)eH @etragens eiuen Snft-
berebI. lie gcioen roreil iiber eincn
Slim in aonflitt aeratten.
5rau Gliiabetl @rtid lit ee.
tern I'M Saiiie ibrer 4odlter, sSrniI
). SbieI, d. uno Gldp Strabe, Ian.
ron, i'm gIIter Don 75 s5abren geitOr-
Ben.
= Der GouHtp 9oIisiii WaHipae
ring 1T binter mebreren s5u6rleutsn
1er, tpsl9e lire qfsrbs BEL ben @ras
oirunesarbeitsn on Der Retreat uHo
slart StraBe in srauTamer DsiIe bes
)anbeln. Rebpers Psrionsn bubsn
ii8 bariibsr befhnert, bub bic 9biers
nit s9aufelu sefhiaesn unb aud in
lnbsrsr @siFe ntibbaHbtit nsrbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

beIbruds iiarb. Die ppIisei tr!Idrt.
bdb Scbnfon ansetIin ssItanben bas
k, $40 pon BEN Gelbe forbs erbaItsn
80 habsn. fsorb I'm dnsebli9 Dor isi-
mem sobe ertldrt boben, bdb er Tim
ftihs goari4aft beraubt porben Iei.
0eeen sSobnfon ipurbe bic glntIags
bes Siebftabls srboben.
uHIer bstannter Witbiiraer,
5err Sobn Sfiermann, bon Ro. 202o
Wabiipn Ipenue. ipurbe bon einsm
idlpsrsu S9idIolsi6Ias bstrOfisn.
Ssin Sobn Robert 8. Sifermann
purbe geitern i'm 4Itsr bon SO Sab
ten burh ben unerbittIifen Sob iei=
nsn gnseborissn entriFsn.
- Der nsunidbrise arbert Drsb.
mann BON Der asntildp apenas purs
be geiteru an Der "a. uno 9raff
Strabe BON einem 9utp estroffen unb
perIeBt. Or. Simpipn tonitatirte naf
elmer llnteriu6uns, bab bic @srs
!eBura nitt aetdbrli6 iei.
IGs 9eriuhe, cine Spur rss
osriddpunbenen 6oparb WeGlanno' e
ban su finbsu. bdben iid big ieBt oIs
erfplaIps srtpiefen. Seiu Sntsl, :. 8
6arbtna. elm Detsttip Der 6. & O..
Sabn, sIaubt, bab Meglunnoban
siuem @erbre6en gum Opfer sefalen
iei.
= Der Siterbeits aommiNdr
'S6uIsr piG sSnformatipnsn erboItsu
bdben, ipsIte ben llsbsrfuu auf zen
sWdhter @eo. Gamptin DON Der 6. &
u. 9abn aufaatIdren gssisnst isin ipIs
len
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Sprberunsen ber Zp3ias
liiten.
Siefollen itbo6 trf mad
BEN aritse burhsss
fibrtnerbtn

VI
Berlin, 20. april. usbu Con
bOn.) Der .gOrpGrts- tiinbisi an.
sab in elmer ,u Dita fasisebabtsn
ROnfsr.ns Dpn osuii1eH uub oftsr.
rsi9iidxn Go5ialiIten nan ii6 babin
sinigis. duf ndhtebsnbsH GdrdHtisn
mad bsm ariss. gu bsit,ben:
SHternntionols Efisbsssrihie snr
gsiIssuns pom Giffer,ustu 5piibsE
Rdticnsn miiHeB 81 ObIisdioriifeI
1ribunaIen aasositaliti lptrDtH.
4lls Wsrtrdge unb GuipMmsn 5fpi
Iden Staaien miiFen Der purIamsnts
aonirolle untsrlieeeH.
9nisrnaiipndIs 9srirdss snr gs
srsnSuHs Der Riijiunssn miiiIsn mis
4briijtuHg dIs Gnesiped abssi6lpiin
ipsbeH.
9ns Rs9t itbes Bottles uui 81
thinning isiH,r sistnsn Gsi4ids mub
unsrtanHt rperben.
Die sbatiadx. bab SosiaIiF,n Der
trisgfiibrenban gambler ibr 0aiertan9
in bisfsm arisgs pstibsibip.n ioIl
tsin oinbsrnib i,in ssesn siafM4tbal.
tuns Der inttrnationaltn Be,ishnne.H
nlsr iosiaIiiiiIheH gdrtsisn obtr ihs
interndiiondIes 3uiommsHarbtilsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Jieselbafte Ztnbenfen.
aafitH i9reu Dtatf6tnh q 6
ontinembsu bsutf6enGts
Ithrfeu nus

MoilaHb.. 81. aprh. iiber ga.
ris. 9i. Siubsuien am pSlpts6ni
i6.H 5Hiiiiut, Der bsbsuisnben llni.
Deriii6t 3taIisHs fir Snseni,urtunS.,
srs.teH iid i.it sinisen 5uuen n
9efhimpfunasr ssssn ben bebtuienb,u
slrOfeFor Whar 2lbrabdm ipeam IeiRy
oeutfhen PdtionalitGi. Dir 5Flsasi
BADEN Is 70 arg ssirisbsn, 6ab Genu,
Tor GuiIeppe Colombo, Der prdfibsnt,
bic SGliebuns Der llniperIitit perfiigt
BAT.
Gin tnaIif6ts DrattL
aonbon. 2l. Qprh. Das
garIoutsnismitsIisb grthur Somils
ton Zee, Der nd6rsnh ees jpdBiIhy
ameritonildisn arisess briiifdsr 4Ri.
Iit6E 4itane in WdIbineton NOR.
nit einen fFrl. Rutb Doors BON Rem
0crt perHidhIt uub isst aIs Sberit
beu britiidm 5oupiqunrtisr in
itronirei6 sustibsili III. Fat eiusu
Brief aefaris6.n. iporin er iogt: DIX
aLiirten bnbsn ts In ihrsr Mdf,i, Al
1siUinnsu. bds bsbeltst o6sr nitt, bak
Der Sisa nnhs bsborlfthi, bdb bieImebr
nod bic T&DeriieH admpf. anb bi,
fhfpsrit.n @nlufte beporfteben. Waar
III Is. bab bi. gstpaltisep b.utffen
qrmeeu in 5rantrsif urb g,laien m
Shah aehulten iDsrbtH. absy t, Iinb
rimmumsbr bsiissi.- Der GolpntI
iiusi bann ben bEiiiI6su SoIhaten
tiu apbIitb. BE felt ihrem .arpssn
Sisa- bsi gleubs Gbdpsns Dor @saisrbe
bremen, iih ipiebsr auf ben Gsinb 10
ittirasn fum fpisber psrbaueu su lsss,
ben. Guru- b. R.b.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

perneb unb Serr SEQ. 9. Martin bon
Der Granb 9lpenus purpen seitern IN
Der 2atboliihen STRIDE in Gort 3ho'
mas aetraui.
= Der Coroner Or. Oisbp bat ben
Qufcntbolt Der 2pra 6aud srmittsit.
Sbr 3sugnib in Der Gorcnerssllnier'
linduRg fam jsbsrssit erlanst iperoen.
| Charles Dapis, Don go. ALB Saplor
qpe., geaepue, in bsHsn 5aus BE
1roaSbie Iih abseIpieli bate. srtldrts
aeitern @benb, bab gpuiineau bedbs
iidtigte, ibn (Dapis) gu sribiebsn, o1
er ibm Derbpten babe. bic S,aud gu be-
IIGitisen. Srrtbamsbalber babe icoanl
Gouiinsau auf 0inan. ben er fur Oa'
pis belt. seidOiisn,
Irau 9race Uldbsr Wtad, bic
9odter bes GrsgoliSsidsfs Wtooer
BON Daptpn, ap., lpsIbt in Hspport,
geQepue uno 9apton 3dhlrsihsr
Sreunbe Ii6 srfrsut unb uls Sdnssrin
uno Re5itltor portbsilbaft betdHnt III,
bat aeaen i6ren 9attsn Sarrp s. Wlnd
cine Steiounssfldge singerei4t. Dds
palr bat pcr 13 Sabren iih oerbeira
tibet. iSrau Mad beI6uloigt i9rsn Sat
ten Der @sridpsnouus.
= @eftern fanb abermaIs sins ses
meiui9aftIi6s Sibuns beg Ubapors
Selm6plo unb Der Staot aommifdrs
iopie Der ReprGisniantsn oss Rlubs
Der 9sihiftslsuts itatt. IN tpeI6er Die
Strubsnbabu 5reibriei SroinanJ
ben Seaenitano Der @.rbanoiuHg biz
bette. Die alauisI, ponad innsrhalb
Der Stdpteren5en bic 5ahrsebuhr orsl
Gents betrassn Ioll, puros ais ruHz
fair" unb uuprattifd beSeitHet. Ger
ner tpirbs beHimut, odb jeosr 9i..sr
fir jsos iepdrate 9inis eiusH tertiftstr'
ten gbet Don $1,000 binisrlsseH mnB.
Die 9attiumms, rpeIHs an Die Stobt
besdblt perosn ioa, uuroe iooann oeE
2dnaeren sr1rteri. Serr ReGrea be-
aHirasts, odb cine Wistbe bon $500
per Wlsilsnaelsiie an bic Stobt BE-.
sabIt rperosn Iollts. Mapor Sslmboio
mar fir cine Rebuttipn per MeiI,,
penn bic Strabsnbubn 60. ein,n brei
Gents Gabrpreis in Rspport betpiIlis
ben parbe. Die Serrsn Bolts uno
petterion iparen fir cine plht bon
$500 per Meil.. Ssrr Ri,Itnburs uuo
Serr Gbert paren sIeidfalIs fir cine
Gebuttipn, fails bic Mittk BON $3.50
pro Msile aIs gu bod fi6 eriptiien
ipiirbs. .3piihen BEN WloAor nro
grGiibsnt Bolts BON SIub Der De
i6dftsisut., ram ,s 5u elmer ileiue5
&ontroperIe, IN fpelh.r 2esterer ben
YOrpurf madts, Sdb bic ppIitit bier
ipsroen icIIts, ipas ben
Mappr 3u elmer Grpiberung psran.
labte. Serr Megred purnte. Die
Mistbe niht iibermGbis bod gu idraus
Ben, ba ionit bic Strab,nbuhn 60.
su 0unitsu t5rss INNER
pGbrsnbsu priOilssiums asItenb mo
den piirbe unb lnngipisriss groSefis
bic 7SpIas Iein 0iirfte, gs ipurb. be-
i6loiisn bsuts cine aonf.renS NIT ben
Der Strabenbabn 60.
lbsubaltsn, in ipsl6sr Die Qa6tfraas
,rIsbisi psrber oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Die sump6Onisfouserte.

5n enns bsfonhersm Tlnbs rsrSen
bic beibsn eissip0dSiesH Spmpboniss
iOnssrts bds alseHtins SntsreHe in
anipru@ Hebmea, bsm bic 5oupinums
mer bes Gr&siiers N cine spH.
i60pfuns zines aompOnift.n, Der fsit
ptraumsr 3eit bier cHidHis uHb pibns
goeifG ttdtia III, ndmIiG bic Rem
Guglanhs Srmpbouis BON 6srru OBJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

gar GtiIlman aellsp bonn Cincinnati
Gpnisrbaiorn Of gluiis. Der Soliii
Der beioen aonstris am fFreitas Va5s
mittae unb Gamstas 2tbenb pirb Der
Gjsia.npirtuoie Gfrtm 3imbaItft itin
unb bas polIifdnSiss qrosramm lautet
ipis iplgt:.
Gbmpbpni. gio. 2 .gsiD England"
IN 9sWel Gp. 33
........ Cigar SiilIman aeltp
9icIinipnStrt ..... Wlenotlsioln
gbantajRs Supsrturs -Rrmec Ct
Sulistts- .........1 .1i4diioipsfp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
8 a miIfon.

= giihter U1urptp beipinists Der
Glen 6oan bie Sdeibuua Don 5rant
Sollp unb fproh ibr bos Re6t gu. ib-
rem UtGb6euudmeH Uiorris piebsr
fiibren az biirfsu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22

sbsateritftiOn bes stabtSerbanbs
CUR beiTer.n pflsss Der beuif1sr
Sprahe BAT fi9 innerboIb bss 9nmil'
ioner Gtnbtrerbanbs Gin Dilettontsn
Sbeaterperein s.biIbet, fpeIdtr Gqms.
tag. "a. etbril, gum sriten Mal BRO
Ben fsinss G1nnens ablestn fDirr. Gs
iif. fiji itnen elbenb cine 2isbbubsr.
gOritsIIung arransirt pcrbtn ufIb 5ui
gluffiibrung atIanst Der rtijenoe
Shpant .,gi, iriesen iih". Die Dor.
itsIluns finbst i'm 0entidsn 6auis
itatt. Dds Gtiid III gut eiuiiubirt uno
Die mitfpirtnben Serren uno Samen
ipercen ben g.iuhern eeipib etnen
p,rsniisteu el6snb bersitsn. Gum
ShIub lit sanStrdnS6eu.
0as foIssnbe prpsrdmm seldnst
5ur 0urdfiibruus:
Onpertiirt ..... Wolf &; Sobn
SoloI5sne ..........p pebpcssI
Sdns Reiier.
Stpmif6;r @nrtras:es brauhf fein
Wteuid1 su piifsn.-eouis 0assl.
Srdciier.
Sietriessn lid.
S6pant In 2 often Don Gbrth S9ol
9sripnen:
glusus 3iuisnbah, adufmdnn
.......... 5nns ReiIsr
2otts. feline srhkr
.Jrau abOlf Saesi
Gnipar BriiI,r, S6auipisIsr
elmer fIeiuen lbeatsrs 9rupps
.......... glfreO 9intsrmeiits.
amanbus pieper, SdduipisI.r
elmer tIsinsn 9b:ater'9ruppt
.......... aouis Rae.l
Grieorits, EisHitmdo4en BEL
3intenbu6 ..... acuiis Petolb
MilbeIm. aebrIina bel 3inteHs
baf Matbias Breunsr
Crt Der 6anbIung: aleins Yrcsin3.
itaot.
GOIu: 9cgsI fli.si in bic DsIt binaus.
Souis 9ldgel
mi. bic, mi. bic bum, bic G'fhiht
III aus ........ 9ans Het,er
Der Jarmr 6sorse lllm, ipelr
der psrsonesn. gBo6e auf Der Ben
ningbofen'ifen iarm bel Spmmes
Corner bsim 9fIiieen ein SstIeti on
bic SkrfIGHs bradtt, fonb poraeitern
iiinf ipsiiere Sitlstts alf bsmieIkn
adn. Gin SunpsiitI.it ipurbe in Der
4dk Der m.niGiitsH 9ebeins sefun.
ben. aae parsr aussnifeinli4 nit
einem Ssil sniommeneeminbsn. Dis
asut, bab,n cbn, 3rpeifsl Bel Der gro.
feu lIeSridpemmuns i'm MGrs 1913
ity asben p.rIprn. Die farm lieet am
Wlidmi.
Die ntus Bride iiber ben Wlias
mi an Der 0Ooo Strabs pirb 730I
1nt lang i.in ure iou s1l6,s24.Ss
,oiien.
- Sol. Mins, peIher ii@ Der Die
besbeblersi TauIeil pemod)i babtn fol-,
ipurbe i'm WuHiSipaIetri6t unier
$500 9iirsi6dft ssfteIli.
- Tie bieiiss Geper6tsammer TO-
ipis bic @siadfisleuts btffsbeH barauf.
bab bic pnniplpdnia gabn ben Mii
tsrnadi S6n.lsua nad gbieaeo bi,r
dnbdlten lGbt Wlan ipirb iib an bic
Stats lltiIitdten aommiHion ip.rs
ben.
Wo!.sr 7. Gt.inhilber. %, |
5apion. g., unb WRurtba 2span S,Is
bp, 20, DOH Wibblstp,pu. srtpiriisn
sinen SsiratbsidtiH.
- Die 9.rIobans bon George J.
SSSacobs ir. uub GrI. Gillian 6eroIs
lrurb, s.itsru onsestist.
- .tobn Gonslli, iptl6sr obue gss
I9dftisuHa lpar nnb cine sablTeihe
'SomiIie bat, periudte iih gtitern in
MibbIetopr NIT 0uetiilber su pers
,ifttn.-9er Morpbfnift SObn prot.
Tor Don glibolttpipn nnbm gtiiern
Strp6uin, I'm fiG ins sienieits 81 be-
forbsrn. S,ibe R1nner iuurben burh
rrcmpte GrStIi6e 5iIfe sereittt.
- CHARTS grspis BON glsbelano.
Staots spraiipsni Der 6drusdri, mar
1eiinn bier unb inipisirte bic biefss
eoes. SOtu SHnerrbauier, friihrsr
Stoots priiibent, mar ebsufdlls bier.
Zine llnterbaItung unb gonteti fanb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-22
Wie piel luieeen eie?

-ssdarenb es ip1br III. edb 81 nteI 0epi6i
nIIbt ieiini1ensnerfb iff 70 IN es bod e5eii
iale pabr. bab su oiele Qnnner unbi gfaner
10 .fanger iinD eos es betnate sefdbfii4 IT,
4iefe Ueinbr Iicgt bdrtn, bob te feine Re
fcrbe. coer gerben.ardfte baben. nm fabtIi6g
Qranfbeiien teidupien su fonrcn. gnpas sgtrc
Jleiid III bel ellen Hotbpennig, uin geinne
IN fifbgcn unb niid ent ens5nftben. unt btef
0aspsdt bebeH fnnR, Grfubreue Nerats nnn
and 6bemiier babtn bic Jrnae eelolf. nis
man bic peiben nno rottsu Slutfprpsrtttp
retmsbrsn tam surdb Giunebmer bon 3.0raiil
rlng 3unubme I'm @etpitt Sur 9elae. Mnn
rrlnuet oieiclben in nerfieaeIieu qadeieH nno
Tcbuc &c mebrers Monaie lana nud &C.
transformations. bic BEN gadtt beilteef.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16
Decision About Land Contests


Santa Fe, oct. 8.-A decision of ut
most Importance to homcsteaders
has been handed down by the gem
eral land office and may do much
to reduce the unwarranted land
contests brought so frequently
against entrymen.
The decision states the position
of the commissioner of the general
land office in regard to contests not
properly prosecuted that are SEEM
ingly brought to make trouble for
settlers. The dictum is that if the
contest is not pushed within the time
allotted by law, and the thirty days
expire, the contestant cannot be re-
mstated in his rights and begin il
all over again with the same land
and the same parties involved. 1t
has become one of the favorite out
door sports TO institute a contest
agains land, compelling the entryman
to secure attorneys and to go TO
other expense, only to find that the
contestant does nothing TO perfect
his fight during the time allowed
by law. The time limit expires and
then he starts all over again, and
the contestee must second time
arrange to protect his rights.
Thus it goes on until in many cases
the entryman becomes exhausted in
purse and patience and allows his
land to go by default The opinion
is in the case of Neiger VS. Keyes
and involves a desert entry which
was twice contested by Neiger, who
the second time made the same
charges he did in the lirst.-Albu-
qucrque Journal.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16

are a ciizen Of these L. S, and be-
lever in the principles that hold
sacred, | will associate my self with
you at any time and place in the
interest Of this commonwealth.
| have lived in New Mexico about
eight years. and during that time,
| have been very closely connected
in business way, with the Spanish
speaking people of this county.
have learned to speak the language
and | like the people. | can count
my friends among the Spanish-Am-
orleans by the score. can not be-
lieve that those who know me, will
believe this malicious falsehood
manufactured by my enemies, for
the purpose of discrediting me be-
fore my friends. Hear me now, any
man who says that | have said or
done anything to eliminate my
Spanish-speaking friends from the
democratic party, is liar, and the
truth is not in him. II is true, |
insisted on the creation of some few
new precincts, but | have only the
interest of the county as a whole
at heart, and not any set or race
of people.
| recognize the fact that the Span
ish-Americans are the original set
tiers of this county and state, and
| assure you that so long as | have
any voice in the democrat organ
ization. they will be recognized.
G. C. SMITH.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16
So the People May Know

II is one thing to accuse, another to
prove. During the last session of
the Board of County Commissioners,
| was accused of lending my sup
port in favor of a move TO disfran-
chise the Spanish-Americans of this
county. In the first place, if such
a move is on foot, have never heard
of it. II is true, however, that an or
ganization headed by a Mr.. LARA
colo, is being agitated throughout
the state. ! do not hold any of the
Larrazolo cards, ether pro OF con,
and | do not think very much of a
by the oath, as | understand it, re-
quired by this Larrazolo organiz-
alton.
am a democrat from princi-
Pile. and not because of any early
training in life or for any particu-
lar blood that courses through my
veins. II is great 10 be a democrat,
greater to be a resident of New
Mexico, and far greater TO be a true
American citizen. TO be a true
American citizen, we must grant
every man his rights, and if we are
TO hold TO the sacred principles OF
the democratic party, we must not
discriminate against one class in ia
vor of another. AS for me, l know
no nationality or race. First of all
I man American citizen, a member
of the great and glorious old dem
ocratic party. 1t matters not in what
ongue you may address me, if you
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16

prove the giving up Of the very
last point. Germany will pay the
indemnity which a month ago she
said was out of the question. But
if so far the American lives lost
on the Arabic, a fortiori for the
American murdered on the Lusi-
tania. Supposing the matter were
left to tration-Germany would
not have a leg TO stand on. All
that American counsel would have
TO do would be to read to the trib-
unal Germany's official admissions.
She comedies that the sinking of
merchant vessels by her subma-
rines was both lawless and inhu-
man. What could the most pre-
JUDGED court Of arbitration do after
that but proceed to assess the dam
ages which Germany must pay!
The cause is finished The crisis is
over.
II the final solution has required
great courage and infexible deter
r,nation on the part of President
Wilson, it is only fair TO bear IN
mind that the German government
tCo had to be bold and firm It mad
net ony to confess itself mistake,
and openly to repudiate its own
Admiralty; it had also to face a
strong and bitter public opinion at
home. There can be no doubt that
the news of the surrender at Wash
ington will cause much heart
burning throughout Germany. 1t
will take all the authority of the gov
ernment, all the severity of censor
ship, to prevent sharp criticism.
This popular sentiment has all
along been one of the great OBJ.
stacles to a peaceful settlement of
the submarine controversy. Those
who, from the time of the sinking
of the Lusitania, feared war be-
tween the United States and Ger
many feared it mainly because it
seemed impossible that a proud and
mllltarlly intoxicated country like
Germany could retreat in a dip
lomatic dispute. But she has done
it in the fullest manner. The pres
ident has had his way. Through
good report and through i'll he has
held to his course and now he has
the intense satisfaction not only Of
having been able to keep his coun-
try out of war but of having made
its stand for neutral rights, for in
ternatiOnal law and for elementary
humanity brilliantly successful. 1t
is needless TO lavish laudatiOn upon
Mr.. Wilson. The facts, the record,
the things known of all men, praise
him more eloquently than could any
words-New York Evening Post.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16
HON. CHAMP CLARK IN CLAYTON
Speaker of National House of Rep
resentativeS Passed Through ON
Thursday. Made Short Address.

Hon. Champ Clark, representative
of the 9th Missouri district and
Speaker of the House passed through
Clayton Thursday noon. Local citi-
zens, upon being apprised of the
coming of Mr. Clark, hastily spread
the news and had large crowd.
led by the local band and the school
children, at the depot to welcome
the distinguished visitor. Mr.. Clark
was accompanied by Mrs. Clark and
his secretary and was on his way to
the Texas State Fair at Dallas. He
made a short address from the
train platform.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16
Methodist Notes ior sunday, Oct. II

9:i5 a. m. sunday School.
1900 a. m. Morning worship
Subject of sermon The Badge 0f
iGscipleship."
$40 p. m. iIea ling at Georgia
School House.
80 p. m. INcnng worship and
scrn'n Subject he Price Ol
Peace"
Mid-week sGrN;c' for bible-studj
IN Wednesday 'V'nIne at 1880.
Preaching at EITi;iview on tri-
day evening, Oct. End.
reaching at Samp' on on SUNDAY.
r!icrnoon at SO O'clock, October
,ist.
Ray Spou! DUN, Minister.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-10-16
NJ. f. Ladies' Aid

The NJ. f. Ladies Aid met at the
church on Wednesday afternoon.
1t being the first meeting Of the
year new officers were elected, who
are as follows:
Mrs. Hugh b. Woodward, Presi-
dent Mrs. d. A. Paddock, Vice
President Mrs Floyd Atkins, Sec
retary and Treasurer.
IL was unanimously voted that
the aid buy a library for the Sun
day school. The former president,
Mrs. r. Q. Palmer not being present
Mrs. Paddock opened the meeting
with devotional services. The next
meeting will be held at the church
October 27th.
All persons interested are invit-
ed Refreshments will be served by
Mesdames Woodward, Paddock and
Atkins.
Mrs. Atkins, Secretary.