davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-04-24

Editors Note-The matter contained
in this article is an abstract of state
.ments made by President Gompers be-
.Gore the United States Commission on
Industrial Relations at hearings in New
York Nav 2l-23. 1914
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17

Springdale Reformer: The Mar
Gus Messenger and the Colville
Statesman-Index are throwing
bouquets at each other whether or
not the Statesman-Index has a
special correspondent in Wash
ington D. c.. The Reformer
can't say what arrangements
Brother Doty of the Index has
for getting the matter he uses
from the national capital, but it
can say that exactly the same
matter is supplied this office every
week by the national republican
congressional committee and
that just as regularly every week
it goes into the waste basket.
Willard T. Harrison, chairman
of the republican state central
committee and standing candidate
for U, S. senate, governor, con-
gress, or any first class post Of
flee, says the next political cam
paign will be fought out on the
issue of protection.
Does Mr.. Harrison think the
people can be fooled all the time?
There are live questions without
resurrecting the old Dingley-
Mckinley tariff issue. After al
most 40years of continuous power
and during all this time such
men were preaching protection:
protection as the cure-all for our
political ills, and yet we are now
told that the protection medicine
is just what is needed to revive
the patient.
If Mr.. Harrison and his party
can not find a more live issue
than that proposed for the 1916
campaign he will find a mighty
cool reception when he goes out
to meet the people. &C. B. Keg-
ley in Agricultural Grange News,
official organ of Washington
State Grange.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17
Baseball Dope

The Colville ball team will leave
today on the 1920 train for Ross
land, B. c., where they will play
a game on the Rossland diamond
at five o'clock this evening. To-
morrow morning they will auto
to Trail where they will play the
smelter team at 10 o'clock, then
returning to Rossland will play
the third game in the afternoon.
The Colville team is loaded up
and expects to win at least one of
the Rossland games. Snapp and
Battiste of Springdale and Eddie
Raftus of Chewelah will be in
the lineup. Battiste, the slippery
elm, will be on the mound for
Colville against Ed Doty, the for
mer Northwest Lacquer from
Vancouver. A dozen Colville
fans will accompany the team on
this trip.
Captain Dewey Sill, Ted Rich
ardson, Burr Winslow and Paul
Sax left for a fishing and camp
ing trip on Sheep creek on Tues
day and expect to catch the Sat-
urday afternoon train at Velvet
and accompany the ball team on
the Rossland and Trail trip.
The Colville baseball season
will close with Rossland and Trail
today and tomorrow, making a
schedule of "a games. Notwith-
standing the fact that the attend
ance has been unusually light
during the entire season, the
team, under the management of
Harold Dexter, has been very
successfully financed, particular
ly compared with previous sea-
sons. For example, in 1910 the
Colville team played schedule
of "a games, and, aside from the
gate receipts, cost the fans and
business men of the town $500,
while under the present manage
ment the Indebtedness of the
club for the season will not ex-
coed $50.
The baseball benefit given at
the operahouse last Saturday
night was a success in every re-
spect. The play entitled Titles
Punctured Romance" was highly
appreciated by lovers of comedy.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17

H. T. Skeels, one of the largest
patrons of the Old Dominion
Creamery, received a check of
$145.82 from the creamery for
634 pounds of butterfat delivered
during the month of June. Mr..
SkeeIs has a herd of 81 Jersey
cows, 10 of them being two-year-
old heifers. He is one of the
most up to-date farmers in this
section, and has recently built
two silos, which he states are
among the most profitable in
vestments he has ever made.
This record of Mr.. Skeels' Jersey
herd is another evidence of the
success that can be attained at
dairying in Stevens county.
Paul Sax, Dewey Sill, Ted
Richardson, and Burr Winslow
left Tuesday for a few days fish
ing trip on Sheep creek near
Northport. They took along a
large skillet for frying fish, and
expect to fill it as often as they
care to empty it.
The Colvile Land Co. announ-
ces that it has the agency for the
sale of Crystal Falls, with 800
acres of land on the state road
Is miles east of Colville.
Constipation Causes Most Ills.
Accumulated waste in your thirty feet
of bowels causes absorption of poisons,
tends to produce fevers. upsets diges-
ton. You belch gas. feel stuffy, ir-
ritable, almost cranky. 1t isn't you
it's your condition. Eliminate this poi
sonous waste by taking one or two Dr.
Kings New Life Pills tonight. Enjoy
a full, free bowel movement In the
morning-you feel so grateful. Get an
original bottle, containing 36 pills, from
your druggist today for rs c.-Adv.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17

Right now, when hay fever Is at
lacking its victims and when asthma
is causing 80 much distress, there Is
a demand for Foley's Honey and Tar
compound-the remedy that brought
relief to thousands In previous years.
Don't continue to suffer. 1t will help
you. Contains no opiates. CAROLS
Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17
Brick Blacksmith
Shop

IT HE Professor is now ready to set buggy
= and hack tires and dray tires. No burn
ing felloes. Have a machine to set them in,
after dropping tire on wheel. The wheel is
then dipped and the felloe is not burned.
Come and be convinced. The tire remover
is better than hammering the felloe to pieces.
Come and let me show you my way to set
them. Also my L. S. P. calking machine
which calks shoe without burning the shoe.
The machine cost SIS at the factory Come
and see it in operation and you will say
"you're right"
Z. N. Reed, Colville
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-17
CONTINUED from first page.)

vice to him would be to avoid
saddles on R. F. D. routes in the
future, no matter what time a
day it may be.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
NSITE GRADITE

La scorsa settimana in occasione
della grandiosa fera che 81 tenne in
questa Citta', motif nOstri connazio-
nall prOvenienti da lontane parti, 81
recarono in Indiana chi per AFFAIR." e
chi per una vista al parent qui re-
sidenti.
Fra tanti novelli amici avemmo
il piacere di conoscere il signor An
tonic De Saints, Segretario della Sc
zione "'Ordine Figli dItalia" in
Brooksville, Pa, che fu ospite gra-
ditto del parent Signori John Rizzoli
e Carlo Martino, proprietari della
rinomata Fabbrica di Maccheroni in
Indiana.
Avemmo altresi il piacere di strln-
gere la mano al signori Damiano
Maddalena di Clymer ed al nostro
assiduo abbonato Salvatore Pedace
di Crenshow, Pa.
Questi due ultimi, amici di vecchia
data, da ben Ii ami non avevano a.
vuto il reciproco piacere di incontrar-
81, clio che fu loro dato in Indiana.
Descrivere il loro incontro e cosa
superfa; 81 abbracciarono con effus-
stone tanto da destare una sensible
commozione fra PRESENT..
Durante la Ioro permanenza 81 trat-
tennero in casa del Signori Rizzoli-
Martino, dove furono consumati del
lauti pranzi.
Ringraziamo di cuore per la genti-
lie vista novelli amici ed auguria-
mo Ioro prosperita' senza fine.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
In INDIANA
Agli eIettOri della COntea
di Indiana

LO so che tanti non hanno bisogno
del miel avvertimenti, ma ad alcuni
credo necessario dire quanto appres-
so:
E giusto che Pelettore, pria di vo-
tare per un tale che non conosce be-
ne, accosti persone di fiducia per sa-
pere Sc il candidate inertia 0 non la
carica cui aspira, chiedere il consi-
Clio di piu', guardare il passato poi
recarsi allurna.
Quest ammo 81 debbono elegere:
II giudice, il Ricevltore del Registro,
(Register and Recorder) Protonotaro,
PrOcuratore Distrettuale: Sceriffo,
Commissari, Tesoriere, Auditori
COnsigiieri Comunai ecc
LIE cariche sono tutte imp rtanti
pria di atfidarle State previgenti; guar
date Sc l'afidate, ad un 9alantuomo o
non, non vi vendete per una cIssa di
birra che vi costere3be a caro- preZzo,
non vi fate imbrogliare .da vane pro-
messe che non vengono mai mantenu-
te, ma votate per chi inertia il vostro
voto farete un bene inestimabile
vol stessi ed al pubblico in generate,
sarete trattato da u0mo serio, che
non 81 vende, che non 81 ia facilmen
te imbrogliare da gente che non vo-
gliono zappare. Sarei in grado di in
dicare tanti che mertano il vostro
voto, ma non 10 faccio, informatevi
vol. vi addito pero IN solo campio-
ne, Mr. Blair Sutton, Iittuale Rice
vitore del Regis!ro, una per.2 dl gen
tiluomo che conosco da IL ami.
Dai piu' G meglio conosciutc soto
il nome di Safety First ed e Fuo-
mo che "a lie. cose a modo, tratta tut
tt ALA pari.
Guardate ALA condotta, ALA repu
tazione del candidate; semitic la voce /
del popolo che e. quella di Dio e poi
andate a votare. Diversamente rima
nete casa, non fate piangere ad al
tri vostri errori.
Creekside, Pa, Is Settembre 1915.
CATALDO VALENT
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
CRONACA della CITTA'
{ DELLA PENNSYLVANIA

trova al fronte. mi ha scIltto che
spera di vIvere per potter yenire un
giorno fra moi godere di questo bel
locale acquistato che andiamo soon
tando a POGO la volta
Mic cognato e venuto a trovarmi
e vuol prendere queI lotto di fronte
al mlo Sc non ancor e state venduto.
Vi salute con stima credetemi
Vostro aft. mo
Nincenzo Sgarlata
= Chi scrive era un minatore. Ha
quattrO figli solo uno lavorava mel
la nina assieme a lui. Tn giorno 81
fece male decise di abbandonare
quel lavoro. Senza perdere tempo
sctisse ALA Compagnia che immanti-
nenti gil invio' lie piante dele pro
prieta' che 81 trovano a poche migIia
dalla citta' sono confnanti allie fat
torie. Comperati iue lotti 81 fece
fabbricare una casa che ora stanno
pagando Sl2 al mese come la rem
dita.
Fate 10 stesso anche vol, scrlvete
Oggi stesso a
NJ. S. Marcucci
22O Broadway
New York
: chiedete informazioni e mappa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
AVViSO dgIi abbORati

u pervengono continuamente nu-
meOse lettere dai nostri abbonati.
invi.ando quest Administrations di
spectre loro !! giornale ad un altr0
indirizzo.
Non potendo ottemperare ale ri
chieste del cortesi lettori, preghiamo
vivanente tutti di citare nellie lettere.
| vetchio nuovo indirizzo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
220 Broadway

ALA presente vi unisco Money
Order" di S12, che vi compiacerete
rimettere ALA Compagnia.
Da quando mi vendeste quei due
lotti di terreno mi fabbricaste que
sta casa dove abito, pare che le ME
cose vadano migGorando di giorno in
giorno. Milo figlio Francesca, che 81
fece male nella nina, ora e guarito
e lavora in una fattoria di automobi
Ii, mentre lie due fgliuoIe feminine
lavorano in una fabbrica di gomme
per scarpe guadagnano 81 ciascuna
Ia settimana.
Nella gliarda no fatto uno sc1an-
tino ci no messo 120 galline guam
do verrete a trovarmi vi faro COM
plimento dele uova fresche che gene
ralmente vendo q soldi la dozzi-
IA. Mic fglo Gennarino che ora 81
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
VEKANGO Oil & SUPPLY Gu.
INDIANA, PA.

Patronizzate lindustria del Yostro
paese.
Usate Olio, Gassolina e Grassi del
la rinomata compagnia produttrice
NENANGO OIL & SUPPLY co.
fatt da oliO crudo della Pennsylva-
MIA.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
Communicate

Dal signor Mario Marcuoci, Agen-
gente della Bache Realty Co di New
York, riceviamo il seguente comuni
cato che integralmente riportiamo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-09-17
Fortuna inaSpettata

Uno del nostri cHenti ci scrive la
seguente lettera che rendiamo pub
blica nell 'interesse di tanti alhi ita-
Hani che vivono nella miseria, men
tre potrebbero con qualche loro ri
sparmio, cambiare fortuna in POGO
tempo.
Egregio Signor
Mario Marcucci
O00 RrOa duov
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-19

'pon bcr gHbnsl so mill Is u6
bortragtn. CO beibt "a; MOLTEN.
W0lisn. .nsbmt mid bod mill4....@
Bob ir0t afobe Grmoituns elm.
CT lallis nur mtbr, lag sitlernb im
Belt. els bate ion Elm groIi atsr,
fallsH unb i6leb bic qnseu. Der
aT8t mob bas Gisbsr. bas unaut.
RaIilam Rolsr Fisg uub ihiiii,lts ben
aegf.
gl5tIi6 fdlug Sobnnnes bic qu.
gen aui. Sis gIdH5isu mis lnliss
Glas uHo brsbtsn ii4 lauglam nod
BEN GeHiter. Sang lsiis uHb abgs
bro6sn, als ,laHgs feline Giimmc
IaoR aus ounielblnusn 6erusn Der,
idate sr: .WoIlm Wolten =
nsbmt - mid - nit
MR ofitneH austn blie6 a. Iitptn
mo trfarrts. Du ar5t hridts ibm
BE @ugen 81 anb Iagts, na6btm sr
bic itumme 4osf bsrii6rt boits: Die
NoIlsn BADEN ton mitssnommeu.'
60 sing er babin, dbnli9 pis Elm
5nlte. Der, ols or gam srTtn
BALE 5Hr S0he flog, BON elmer ailgel
.lftroffen purbe. bob CT nieberianl
ln0 rerihieo.
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-Nula enLohq.

sauIs G6Iobqs
.Hflfhi bonn GbnItn Butler.
mir babsH i'm bort 81 ben anbsvtn
e,ltgt.s
gu psiden dnbfrtn?"
qtklsD ipunberls fd. Or battle
bod u3dblt. ME bic onosrsn nisbsE,
asmafl iporbsn ipagtH. .gun, AZ
ben onStrtn', %btlfdlligls tr; .anm
Slo, 1sr5tp. alHstn. Rsumann... :
Der aaiisr iDaubi. l6 ob: glul...
9lui - fliiIisris Ct unb lpIiait
id bic auasH.
atalsp iiaHb iiin.
TAD elmer Meile litb lia Der aaIs
Ier, INNER nod psaasiebrt, ptrnfbs
men: slno uBftrt Gtaot Gatr III
Iulia ...E
Der GbSrf Butler bHrat NIT
Qtib unb 8sbsn fir bit Rube' Ipraa
etslfp. sion's Jbrp MaisitGt aus,
bridli9 permtIbsn.@
8trbinanb bsrbarrie nod tinlds
Qugmblids. Damn bob CT has Gill
btrgiotHtn auf IsiHsm 5iI9 unb
.IitB % ilinstu. ggbisiDal6 nanb
In Der 9iirs.
s5lt ben 9er5og bon 6risolanb"
iagts Der aaiier, .ipIlsn GteIsnmsIs
len gtleien tperben.@ Gr oa9ie mad.
.Dteitauinb SteIsnmtFen", Idlpb.
sr, ass lit Infer Wtlsl"
ST tpanote fid ssssH 2ssIsb unb
ipinlit i6m psrabidisbsno nit Der
9aHb.
SIN aubsritsn @orIaaIe hroubsn
ipaTp Der Gbrifp1dtmsiIier nod Elm.
mol bon sinsm admmsrsr asruitn
uHo ibm ougsiinbigt, Der aailer
p~srlpiulgs ibm, In Der SoIbura
1uartier 81 nebmsn.
als sr banu bic 9rtppe 6inuntsr.
ianuien ibm bic 6erren na1.
uuO elmer pou ibusn meints nads
osntIidls Der bat nun Iein Sdiii
i'm 9aieu unp bart Ti6's nobl fem
nit all ben giitsrn uno $50.
rsu. bic Der 3niIsr ibm Idsnien
So. ia... i'm @affsnoisnit
tam elmer NOD feline Gortuna mas
deulA
Sin anoersr sHtsssnsts: Nd mas!
1siat ale Gage gibt's sinsn Mal,
aus Dem Nege gu rdumeu,
uuo in8pii6n BADEN Mrs bier be-
lusma!'
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SerSHHsa.

Rad ia5rsIangem, uersebli6sm
arbsiisn battle gster Miblidj nun
suoli4 fHr isinsn nsuslten aomau
Der laasn0e Geif- sinen 8erleasr
.'geiuHosn aH0 iapelgts Elm paar 4o.
GeH lang In g8pnue unb Grmartuna
bon @oIO unO Rubm. aber er pur.
BE- i4redli9 enttduidt; bsun Iauts
.li4e arititeH, Die er lber isin 4srt
.su leien beiam, rifsn oasielbs iatas
ptlin berunter, 10 0uB Hatltlia
.nidt Elm GTemplar olpoa abqelesl
lpuroe. Menl9euideu uno init ld
ielbF uH0 auer 4elt perfaaen, bril-
tetc CT tageIaHg in ieiHsm 9a4Itibs
den, bis er Iib bod enoIi9 autraifte
uab enllAloB, iein 9er3 isinem ,Sus
ssnofreuuoe Jpppbauier aus3uI9ats
ten, Der Elm auBerIt i6Iausr Ulsui4
mar uuo ii4 in~toIge0s6su aud Idlgii
cine CUTE Stelung in sinem 8ant.
6duIe ernprbeu bate.
Goppbduisr b6rte bic Ssrsmiabe
ieiusS ungliidIi6sn 6reunoes idpeis
gen0 an, le9ts bann beIoe gsine be-
aufs SOfa, fdlOB ole 2Iugea
unO idien ieinem uugeOnloigen 8e
bsrsits eingel9lafsn gu iein,
als er plobIi4 aufpraug, in Elm
frObIi6es 2a4eH ausbra9 uno REF:
n9Or nal, alter SGpebe, mas
bu 0enn, fpeun bic gonSe g(afs
abgeieBt pirb94 Die gauge
itotteris Mibli9. ,5aas
ieno glart bstdme i4 oa!" =
,SOppl" rief Der an0ere. .@ilfs eis
men 2orb Self? Die baIt ou in ii.
uer Mpae!" IS gilt" murmelte
Der 9ihtsr peripirrt. .a6er Blu
MID pobl blob foppsn?!4 =
,Qb pab!!@ pebrte ieiH 5reun6 al
Ino griff mad benz quite. n9o9
nod Gins: Jn oeinem gnGe ipmmt
ieoenfaQs aud eins 6eIoin Dor
bIubeao, gsiltrei9 nidt
@ie beiBt ie benny
Olga SEM ftammeIte MiBIi4.
,aber i'd besreife uiGt". SaH's
nidt nOtigl4 Ia6ts Der anDere.
Iebe Olga 8ein!"
am onoeren sn9e lag ale DeIt
n allen grDberen 3eitungen bar
5tdbt foIgsnoe fsttgsorudts annouce:
,9utsbefBer, mebrfader Miaiondr,
fih gu Dsrbtiraten. 8ie be-
Dome fam gang arm fem;
brauht nur bic Gigeuiaaften Der
Olga Sem in Dem Roman Der lus
henoe @siIt" bon peter NiBli9 3u
8iloOfferten inter ,Ge6enss
Qoitamt 9 erbsten."... Drtt
Gage ipdter prangte In alien BUD
lanoIun9en Der anidIag: .De- la
3snbs 9eih" DON Pster W1iBlt9 =
rte QufIage %Dergriffen 3tpeite in
lorbereitun9-. Seoe Dame, Oh jung
Der alt. battle iib oas Bud getauft.
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Sas sef6wsrosbaa

8is MitsIieOer zines aInbs In
elmer norbsagliiden Gtabi batten elm
aRatE hIGge" Bud, bas re iebpd
bauptid6lth als 8e l6nerDebud aufs
fabten. Das aomitee lieB f9liebIif
0ur4 ani6log tnnbtun, bnb .aats
i6Ias@ i'm MSrierbud cine totol bers
i9ieoene 8ebsutung BON .9eTHperbe"
hobe, unb 6ab mgt nur fir ~erItere
bantbar lei. gkrdnf trubten bic
sanurrer4 a5er au9 Adt. Giner
IdIig Dor, 6aB in 3utunft bic eriI.
nsn 8obnen Rub lire 1dSen" iepordt
81 IerDiereH ieten; elm nnnersr, bab
eRtneber ~tieinere GiI0fFeI 0ber
gisrA bef4affen iOIls.
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Der Iusasr.

gon einCm tIeiHen better : ernIsr
elsbnis, his e maHdem Idou be,
gtgnst, banosIt bic iolgsuOs blbI9t
glauOsrst; So mar Dor be Jtlgt
geiteat, Oh i'd init Dem Se1subr5ua
iabrrH uHo alto i'm iiuf lIbr aufps'
ben, ooer ob i9 nit benz Reuuubr'
5ug fabren iolts unO alio erIt I'm
adt ubr aut5uiteben braudte. Spm.
patbiider rar mir oas Isbtsrs. 4ber
osg gieukit pe5eH uuo aus Cuff an
uRbttdnnten SenIatio9u fpd9Its Id
Den Ssasubr3ug. 9isier Gutidmb
bate 5ur 6Olge, 0ab mein 8sdsr in
9dtistsit trstsu muBts. Us mar
iton iebr LANCE Fer, oaB i6 ibn ges
tauft bate. Damals bate mir Der
ubrmaaer geHau srtldrt, tpie nan
ss MAIDEN miiHs, absr oas bate if
aus Raugsl an ls6uHg tGHgit psrs
gefen. Sd IsBte MID aIio absnOs
bin unO iu6te, bintsr 0as 9sbsimnts
meines Neders gu tommen. gs
oauerts 5iGmli6 langs, aber I'm balb
ems in Der Radt bate i9 Die geuugs
tnang. hab i9 meinsn @edsr 0ul9
uH0 nur4 fannie uno ibR ~IOsraHtln
ldhen tonnts, mann ia ppLte. sd
itelts i'm aui Elm, aui 5pei duf 0rst,
auf bier ubr, orsbts born Die 3eissr
berum, uno jsossmal tobts Der 0st.
Ter auf Die Minute los. @s tpnnie
alio ni9t isbleu. I'm oreIpisrtsl 2.
uHr Iegte i4 MID idIaieH unO iteats
Den 8sder nebeR mid auf Den Qadts
tiid. @r tidte iebr auforingtld. IS
mar, ais polte er iagen: So Idlais
nidt, i9 bin Elm braDsr, fIeibigsr
i9 peiB, mas i'd meiutm
germ fduIeig bin. GleiBig, iItiblg!
lid tad, tid tad. SD babe lolne
gisbsoienersi ME ausitebsn t0nuen.
Sd tonnts ni9t tini9lafen. I'D
ldlug 5ultbt nit Der JouIt auia
uRo fdris msiHsu 4eter
an: 5alts UlauI! er tai,
er nidts gsb0rt bate. Gid
tad, It'd tad! 6lsiBg, fleiBtg! Sect
itano i'd dnf uno trug Jpn in Ole
3immsrsds.
aIs i9 Die0er i'm 8ett lag, mertts
i'd, oaB Ger Wedtr nod Iauter uno
,iu0rmgli9er ttdte. gr Itanb auf .is
mem M66e! nit oaunem SiI6blait,
lsraos iiber elmer Ieeren Shublaos.
Das mar Elm DorSigli9er ReI0nnaa3s
ooosfi, uno jeoes Gid ano iepes 5ad
dali tIdngpoa 0ur9 Die i9neigenOe
lleat. 90 ftan0 i'd aIIo pieosr auf
Iao ItelIte Den uubequemsn Mla6ner
n Der sd: auf Den 6uBboOsn. Der
0dmpIts ben S9aa. unn i9
)offte. nun nur0e i9 eHblth au6e
absr Der G9laf, in ben i'd
lei, mar poa boier 5rdume. sd
rdumte. i9 bate msiRem befeu
Die Gurgel 3ugsbridt, unO
r Idge rpdeln0 in Der 3immerede
mo riefe NIT eritidtsr Stimms nab
1ilis. uuo pl0blin tamsn bic gsas
nit @epoltsr bic Sreppe
ierauf i6lugen Die Sire Elm unO
mid f~efnebmeu. Da fubr
f in ben aiFeu entpor uno b0rte
en- Meder rafelu. Wleine Nui
annts feline @ren3sn. Sn orei Sat.
en- mar id in Der 3immerede, nobm
as uHgIldsOing nit Der 5uuit uuO
es our9s offene Jenasr
i Die Gpmmsrna4t. Sn Der Som.
lernadt fanS cine Mlauer, Die BON
Ronb peiB beI9ieneu mar. Denn
1 Gommernddten trdftig 9eI9Ieus
erte Meder NIT monobslhiensnm
3uIammentreffen, iino meiT |
IL Nede: Die 2siOtrugenoen. So
ber legte mid iDitosr i6Iafen, uaO
Is i4 dufmddts utt0 auFfteben poas
!, I'm nit hem Qeunu6r5ug gu fabs
IN, mar es oreiDiertsl 3n6lf. h
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-19

grObis. sDentsn Gle,
par aoninl, SIR Gohn 1T in sinsn
Ssi9 sefallen.@
.Do4 boffsntIid in ben @oIO.
SeIbFfritit @ittEsflsr.
rSarf i9 fragen, iuaun i1 sic ON
Denisffsn itIre2"
PROB (grpb): so bin INNER oes
fUrtl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-19

Sn SPauisn Ioa man 8otcocs
9snannte arebie ibrsr Gdereu be.
reuben uno ie bonn lsaen0ia ius
Wailer suriidBerisu. mo- 0ie Gdes
rep pieSer tpodIsn.
Pas %srHbmttfe oIIsr
orientaIiIden gsgsn6en fir aspfeI
unb 8irnen lit bns auluioI, I'M
loroltaen punjab. on ben gnsIGus
fern bes 6imalaba ; @ebiraes.
Sn Si3iIien limb ahbIs
fpei9er cine fnFt u~nbetannie Gins
Su ben aIeinldben nirb
bas Gleiid nod INNER often, Der
9ise unD ben Suletten ausgefsst
gum 8srtauf Qussebotsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-19

afronpmtf9es. salsius
Ntesaen; a9idt ndbr, Maiterfen,
bic WliI6irabe baben Die Iiebsn Gn,
gelein gemadt. ats Is beim MiIds
irinten etwas psrtIederten9"
Bonn @TsrSterptaB. Nns
terottt5isr: sginidbriser, nidf NAL
ne aniebeuge bringsn Sie iertiQ
ipie molten Sic ba NAL cine Qiebess
ertIdrung mnden?1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-05
THE CATrLrMIEN's CONVENTION

Everybody IN Albuquerque, Of
course. is more than delighted that
Ithe claims OF this city were recognize
Jed by the members Of the Panhandle
ICattlemens association and that the
convention Of that organization win
be held here next year. The enter
.tainmcnt OF so large a body Of wish
tors lis big undertaking., but not too
big for Albuquerque. ana We are con-
fident that the visitors win realize
the wisdom of their course when the
1915 convention is held,
The result achieved at FL paso
yesterday Is due 20 the untIring and
able efforts Of many public-spirited
men from every part Of New Mexico,
ana It is only fair to say that Albu-
Querqc could not have done il all
BY herself The deep appreciation Of
AN our citizens Is extended to those
from other points who helped us out.
The timely arrival in III Paso of Gov
ernor Mcdonald undoubtedly had
much TO do with the impressive ma
jorlty accorded Albuquerque In the
ballotng. while the united and UNI
selfish efforts of the members of the
legislative committee ana OF private
citizens living in various parts of the
state combined TO make fight for
This city that was irresistible.
Special praise is due To col. u.
Is, b. sellers, Deputy Marshal J. r..
Galusha and Charles O. Cushman. of
Albuquerque and Thomas j. Doran Of
Santa Fe. for the Albuquerque vic
tory But for that matter. special
praise is due to AN the boosters who
went down TO take part i'm the fight
and to many who couldn't 30 but who
dld ycomens service from this end
OF the line.
Now let's turn IN and begin get
ting ready to make the 1915 couven-
ton at the association the most sue
ccssful ever held.