davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Though it may never save us a cent, we're
GLAD the T. 0. Z. has arranged for a two-cent let
ter rate between the U. s.. and seven-thousand-
miles-away New Zealand. Don't see how two
cents could be made to go further.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

, Inc war must continue. 1t is predicted that
II the conflict last much longer foreign singers
will not be available. '''s04S
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Japan having promised not to interfere with
American trade rights in China, must be inquir-
,ng into a railroad contract made by China with
4 Minnesota company merely to crafty idle Gu
.iosity.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Isn't it sublimely wonderful, the affection Mr.,
Hughes and Mr., Wilson are publicly layishine
upon each other!
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Sometimes we stop and wonder if we really
have a national election on tap and only a few
days off. But let us hope it makes up in quality
what it lacks in noise.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Adding 10000 men to it's old working force of
10000 and a general speeding up by the Krupp
gun works isn't calculated to encourage hope for
early peace, 4
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

As we see it, the x-"Golden Rule warden of
Sing Sing is willing to figure as a gubernatorial
issue in New York, but the voters of the state
have yet to O. X. the idea.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Timely recipe-To avoid getting muddled,
Keep in mind that what are labeled "predictions
On inside information" are at this time mostly
made up of bluff and personal hope.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

A powderless gun, using compressed air. has
been invented, but will hardly be adopted until
some syndicate has arranged to control the SUP.
ply of air.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Tip for Uncle Sam and the rest of the world
meeting the necessities Of war has made Rus
STA one OF the big commercial and manufacturing
nations. And, when peace comes, she'll have the
biggest army one nation ever had.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Most people are always waiting for ''the light
ming to strike them," and when a flash does come
near them they shiver and jump like dog having
a nightmare.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

lftimations from State department officials,
that the unsatisfactory reply of the Allies to our
mail censorship protests will not be allowed to be-
come q dangerous diplomatic question, seemed
unnecessary, to say the least.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

II you want the best merchandise at reason.
able prices come direct to Greenwood.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

ANY subscriber can take a paper but only the
conscientious ones pay for it. "'
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

The State Fair is in full blast at Jackson this
week, and quite q number Of Greenwood and Le-
fore county people are in attendance. The Fair
Is reported to be a magnificent success.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Only one kiss in a hundred is said to carry
germs. Who wouldn't risk for ninety-nine?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

When a BOSS claims to carry votes in his pock-
et' ne usually wants to exchange them for cash.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

"A solid class vote, like many other things that
nave been promised, has never been delivered.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Inc reason Greenwood grows is because we
have 50 few knockers here. W.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Take The Daily c~pnmsawsaNh,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

renewed activity of Mexico news fakirs indi-
Gates the investment of more money down there
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

Take The Daily Commonwealth
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-25

we must have . Great White Way in Green.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
rom the Territory of New Mexico
Memorandum Of Bills Passed BY Senator Andrews When

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27


Jose Apodaca
lose Chavez y Apodaca
Leandro Montoya
Sllbcrio Sanchez
Bcnito Podilli
Ambrocio Turletta
Rafael Sanchez
Ahclino Barcla
Felipe Turlctta
Sllbester Padilla
Jesus padilla
Clemente Padilla
Tranduilino Padilh
Felipe Padilla
Juan Sanchez Padilla
Rimardo Padjlla
Cnclmoro Padilla
Transito Gallegos
Antonio l. !. oh.cya
Eslavio Padilla
Pablo c. Chavez
Jcrcmia Castorana
patrocino Chavez
Antonio A. Mnraga
Silbero Chavez
NARRATOR Padllla
Nestor padIlla
JcAus Cpstorna
Eclsn Castorlna
Antonio Turieta
Manuel r. Chavez
RuHaldo Chavez
Martin r. Dempwolf
Amlseto Toledo
Tranquilino Garcia
Donisndn Flores
Dcmetrlo Flores
Severe Chavez
Feliciuno Sandoval
Prolific Sandovnl
Pedro Gnrnle
Pedro Ninguiz
America Garcia
Julian Marcos
Dunavano (iriego
Melton Grlego
ncrnardino Aragnaga
Ben IT, Wilson
AVIAN Sandoval
Francisco Gricgo
Francisco Sandoval
Stevan Sandoval
Damaslo ortiz
Pedro Montana
Nicodcmus Gurule
simon Baea
Trinidad Martinez
Honifacio Apodaca
Jose Gabriel y Erera
Jun Padilla
Santiago Martinez
Jose Martin Ruez
Manuel Ruiez
Jose Antonio Martlny
lines Ralencia
Elfigc sandoval
Siraco Sena
Jose Nuanes
Geo. Martinez
Miguel Scdillo
Frederick Lopez
Jose Jafamillo
Angel Trillar
Adolfo Chavez
Emilio Otero
Hariente Garcia
Delfin Lucero
Chico Duran
FcliA Martinez
Abinico Garcia
Miguel Lopez
Bcnito Garcia
Masedonio Castillo
Luis Trufillo
Francisco Chavez
Telcfor laramie
Manuel Sanchez
Oscar Nolasco
Daniel Scdillo
Felipe Garcia
Manuel Mestas
Jsumaldo Nuanes
Francisco Sedilln
Sarufin Gonzales
Jose Domingo Sanchez l-
Donifacio Sena
Samuel Martinez
Liberato Smith
Ricardo Garcia
Sario Garcia
Onesimo chavez
Atnado Baca
Manuel sanchez
Eugenio Eaea
Antonio Jose Apodaca
Arturo GrIego
ilosendo Sanchez
Miguel Apodacn
PaO. Chavez
J. MoDtoya
Jacubo, Baca
Francisco NJ. Sanchez
Antonio Sefna
Bias Sandbval
Benlto Abeyta
Gavlno Chavez
i5mpefnio G. RuIcz
Tomas Duran
jose DofninEucs
David Lusero
Abel Duran
Illiceao Garcia
G., q. Chavez
Junn Gonzales
Carlos Herrera
Candelarlo Jarnmillo
Jose Jnramillo
Jose Martinez
Manuel Lucero
Luis Sandoval
Luis candelaria
David Nuanez
jose Madrill
Jose Otero
Pedro Will
rodoslo Paz
Pedro Luna
Melquiadcs Romero
Repito Jaobly
Salvador Ramefes
Cleto Ribera
Nnrriso Ruls
Salvador Silba
bwon Garcia
Tomas Sanchez
Antonio Estrades
G.. Labadie
Slbado Pei Luccto
Inhn II iurelti
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

Emilio Baca
Rumaldo Serna
Celso Sedlllo
Ceruflco Chavez
Antonio $. Chavez
Slsto Sanchez
Pablo Griepo
Andrcas Garcia
Roaito Baca
Jose Sedillo
Gustiniano Montoya
Ncaario Montoya
Fclls Luccro
FREDERICK Shuard
Alfred shnard
Jesus Perea
Pedro Perea
Jesus Luccro
Juan Markes
Lonicio Markcs
lelislo Sanchez
Miguel laramie
Narcis0 Ruiz
Pcnusino Duran
Manuel Gutierrez
Santiago Garcia
Fsco. Duran
Manuel Duran
Eduardo Duran
Crcgorlo Nova
Jesus Molestas
Santiago Montcya
Juan Lopez
perfect0 Jarmio
Felerico Gonzales
Porfirio Salaaar
Manuel Candelaria
Dcclderio Martinez
Mapinie Martinez
Antonio Sedlllo
Manuel Gutierrez
isncarnaclon Garcia
Arestcllo Martinez
Rafael Baca
Pedro Candelaria
Jose Mares
Francisco Ballcgos
Vicente Romero
Julian Carson
A. III. Belrne
Bcrnadino Garcia
Isaac Garcia
Clovis Salazar
Gredo Franchini
Paloido Salazar
Pablo sanchez
Pedro Aldercte
Pablo Sedillo
Pablo Salazar
Leo Lucero
Willie Gonzales
lgnacio chavez
Alex. Vigil
Francisco Alarid
Jose Antonio Rodriguez
Adolfo Luna
sam Garcia
1ncobo Garcia
i.uir Garcia
Elfigo Garcia
Nevprez Garcia
conrado Garcia
Andres Garcia
Cisllio Garcia
0flmlno Gutierrez
Jnhn r. Sanchez
Juan Luna
Antonio Luna
lsnriquez Salazar
Anastaclo Romero
Dan Brief
Macedon Romero
David Barela
seopoldo Sanchez
Severe Barela
Romero Luccro
Luis Haca
Adelaide Sandoval
Eddie Knodt
Adolfo Romero
Tcofilo sanchez
J.. NJ. Sandoyal
Henry Otonnor
Frank Romero
I,amon Salvador
Juan Romero rna
Jaeobo Brito
.Calletano casados
Juan Tapia
Nestor Montoya
Bonnie Luna
Leo Lunpdll
Ahran Sena
francesca Ortega
Juan Muniz
Enearnacion Romero
Eolpgio Ijarela
Manuel Barela
Adian Bnrcla
Jose Luccro
Andres Lopez
Charles Hurt
Manuel Garcia
francesca Garcia
John Ohcrlro
Nentina JoJOla
Manuel Garcia
dose sanchez
Clracu Guerra
4. G. Hoatln
Apolinar pcfcs
y. Griego
Antonio Macz
Guiseppi Ciprianl
Narciso Manti
@. Carboni
Engenio Nieri
Geo. Lawlcr
J. Segura Martin
Allislado uriego
Gabriel Candelaria
llstncl Cnndalarin
Primitive Candelarla
Urbano Martinez
Hunolo Greigo
Waldo Garcia
DeBiderio Marines
1aueenlo Luccro
Jose Maplnf Martinez
Ihiis Montoyn
Gelso Lueero
serldo Montoya
viviIln Mortoya
Waldo Cliavrs
Carlos Garcia
l.umaldo Zamorn
Jesus Merties 8 Moya
Pedro Padilla
Ultimo Gutierrez
Cordcro Garcia
Solomon Candelaria
Masimiano Mares
Juan Candelaria
Masimio Garcia
Maslmio Gricgo
Sntelo Chavez
Julian Chavez
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

,lsldro Gutlefreg
ELIAS Chavez
Genera Anchure
Jose A. Garcia
Evaristo Jaramillo
Eduardo Garcia
Macedonia Romero
Charles Hart
Gus Hunter
Manuel Romero
Samuel Chavez
Griego Garcia
Eugonio Contreras
Manuel Coraco
Masto Chavez
Diego II. Armijo
Juan p. Savcdra
Leopoldo Aries
Abel Sanchez
1sidro Lopez
Pcrfirio Sabedra
.1'oribio Trujillo
Nicolas MARQUEE
Juan Gutierrez
Honlgo Anaya
petr0nllo Gabaldon
Anastaclo Perez
Encarnacio Armljo
Manuel Acuna
Eleseo Chavez
Salvador Armijo
Alfonso Toledo
I.ongino Satores
Elias Nuane
Enrique Soma
Ramon Marquee
Fugenio Silba
Antonio Barela
Rcymundo Barela
Patrick Koxlonskl
Jose II. Chavez
Gin padilla
LAis padilla
p. c. Gallegos
George Paiz
Anon Baca
Anarante DENIS
George l.. Trujillo
Santiago Montoya
Marion NJ. Aracora
Luis Archuleta
Antonio Vargas
Jose Archibeque
Clito Costello
A. J. Clayton
Conrad Reed
Bandillo Roybal
Antonio ORTIZ
Florencio Mares
Decide CARGO
Sylvester J. Otero
j. II. Chavez
Ramon Montoya
u. NJ. vigil
Toriblo Garcia
Guadalupe CaInpos
Miguel Lopez
Bernardo Cordova
Celso Calleeos
procopio iibio
Jose Marines
Ciriaco Sena
tilomeno Perea
Jose Griego
Jose Rafael Salazar
Jose NJ. T'ruiillo
Tomas Sanchez
Pedro Martinez
j. +. Armiio
NJ. j. castillo
G. Romero
Diego Sarez
Gregonio l., Baca
Salvador
j. NJ. Lopez
A. A. Lopez
T. Baca
Tonic Barela
Julian Caro-
Onphre Otcro
Simon Bareln
Alfred G.. Garcia
Julian Iopes
Felix Santllz
Rafael q. Apadoca
nedros Tricycle.
Milcar Garcia
Beznino Montoya
Milear Torres
Juan Lujan
Noberto Carabajal
Ramon Carabhjal
fafall Montoya
rroeopio Jaramiilo
Gregario Candelari
Ramon Arriz
Ricardo Garcia
Calletano Montoya
Fellpl Scdiilo
David Baca
y. J. Sanchez
Eutirrio Avardo
J, l.. Sandoval
Juan Martlny
Lcopaldo Luccro
Lcsillo Garamillo
Salvador Lopez
Luis Candclarl
Naraiso Knaub
Antonio Cjutierez
Julian Stone
Clenonte Mantano
Flarencio Montana
Adalfo candelaria
Juan Quintanh
Eutimio Castillo
Lalo Areas
Jose Ruis
Fedil Elvarill
Felipe Ruis
Salvador Saabcdrn
Rafael Grlcgo
Epitacio Bnca
Melton Serna
Eustaguio pena
Tiburnio Barela
Melauiades Baca
AuFelto NARA
Antonio Sedlllo
santiago Scdlllo
Antonio j. Chavez
Ifementios Garcia
l-tiz candelaria
Jesus r.. Marine
Antonio jose Charcs
Bartolo Sanchez
Felipe Chavez
Trinidad Portios
Jose Tapia
Salvador Garcia
Juan Baca
DIEGO Arnijo
Vijldo Sanchez
Vidal Mora
Anastacio Leyra
jose d. Pine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

Ramon SalViuFo
Fidel Montoya
Il. Baldwin
Juan Martinez
Pillar Trujillo
Charles +. Martina
Louis Gianinni
Agusto Lornmori
Laurence Azario
Procopio Nuanes
Francisco Araga
Frank Baca
Anastacio Romero
Martin Bargas
Donto Martinez
Lioniler Garcia
Nj. Landon
l.. S. Baker
II. p. Wickham
M. i. Ewing
G. Garcia
A. Garcia
Eduardo Lucero
Justo Apodaca
Serafin C. Armijo
Eduardo Lopez
/. b. Wen
Mariana Chavez
Baca Louiz
f. O. Chavez
f. Dubois
Monroe Suddeth
l.. Bruno
Andrew Bruno
Frank Dongharty
James Gonzales
r. l.. Brown
NJ. Gallegos
A.. NJ. Ransom
Apolonis Gonzales
Julian Luna
]. II. Drake
4. +. Lehman
j. p. Ford
A. Bixler
A. NJ. Platner
Harry Beck
George Flasher
NJ. l.. Grissom
NJ. A. Gallegos
=. J. Leyendecker
Claud Stigeron
II. Abbott
Thomas Il. Sandoval
Gabriel Gricgo
Charles w. Skinner
Tomas Gonzales
Michels Cipriani
James M. Foreman
l.. Gradi
Mario Benaguido
Viviano Abordino
Pete Giomini
Miguel Sanchez
Ysmael. Il. Ramirez
porfirio Garcia
NJ. Sena
Flabio Rodarte
Charles Nuanes
Samuel Sena
p. Garcia
Carlos, Lucero
N. Napoleone
John X. Brown
Juan Chavez
Frank Sandoval
Miguel Chavez
Giancola Fartimato
J. j. Moetginan
Ralph l.. Rose
Geo. Fellabuam
Alexander Jordan, Jr.
Serafin Armijo
Luigi Puces
Luigi viviani /.
John O. Lncero
Salvatore ID. Tomato
Andres Borboa
Charles A. Buehl
G. V. baritone
Harry Opalinskc
Pedro d. aTartaglia
c. a. Buchl. jr.
LEROY X. Able
C. r. Kinds
A. C. Buhuiis
s. d. Coen
j. G. seeiand
Alf Daily
Chas. w. Daily
H. S. Robinson
r.. +. Peffley
II. Il. Jenkins
II. A. Robinson
G. l.. Hagans
1. 0. Putnam
]. A. Reynolds
IL. T.. Steiner
A. II. Wells
$. M. Calkins
]. c. Mitchell
Nick Capulli
F. IL. Kelly
K. B. CooInbs
a. T. Smith
G. W. Smith
+. l.. Warren
Carlos Candelaria
j. Velasqucz
+. d. Chavez
d. J. Nuanes
j. r. candelaria
A. L. Heath
J. s. York
Fernando Perea
Frank Pinter
Mergildo Baca
II. Beck
p. J. Leyendecker
7. J. Neremos
9. Chavez
Arthur. K, Moon
Ed. Christilino
Ramon Gonzales
s, I. Miller
n II tn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

7, FEBRUARY II, 10
Juan Scdillo
Nick Loe. Gammoe
Frank Logommi
Miguel Rodriguez
Doamscio Sandoval
Comolla Murphy
Davis Romero
Mike Martinez
Moneto Morendez
John Michel
]. Reynans
Devid Werner
It. A. Anderson
J. Antonio Chavez
Augustin Benardt
Fred Tarralo
Elias Aragon
Pedro Lovato
Salvador Savedra
Juan sails
Elfigo Salazar
Gregorio Cordova
Fred Reynolds
Sam Black
Julian O. Chavez
Pedro Chavez
Clofcs Salazar
Salazar Pablo
Placido Salazar
Felipe Chavez
Juan Tapla
Aeianto Greening
Jose Sanchez
Sabine Torres
Apolonio Chavez
Pavlno Chavez
Garduno premetiyo
Teodoro Nabais
Francisco l.. Chavez
Manuel Olguin
Jose Twas
Nicolas Yani
Juan Il. Salaxar
John y. Kehzell
Zoe Guy
Pablo Chavez
,Anastasolo Lopes
Justo X. Armijp
Thomas 8. Hubbell, Jr.
Aban Sandoval
Antonio Garcia
Abran Garcia
Melton Cordova
Juan A. G. de Baca
Junquin Pena
Joseph Alexander
antonio Lobato. Jr.
Enrique Salazar
Tiofno Salazar
T. S. Banhart
Melquiades Sanchez
Pedro Chavez
Filomeno Jaramillo
Manuel ID. Atocha
Thomas q. Smith
lose Il. Montoya
John Monclova
Fred Reynolds
Anastacio Lubat
Teodosio Montoya
Jose Montana
Alcfo de In o
Frank Garcin
J. ]. Gonzales
Elias Gonzales
Pedro Santlllanes
Manuel I. Dumas
Melton Marbais
John Il. Keel
Francisco UrbIna
Antonio Garcia
q, w. Nicolas
Eduardo Garcia
NJ. II. Cooper
y. l.. Tears
Aurelio M. Gonzales
Francisco Duran
Folis Apodaca
Nestor Apodaca
=. A. Gabaldon
Juan d. SedilIo
Justiniano sMendes
Delfino Rubbi
Mariana Acostas
Melquiades : Marine
FREDERICK M. Padilla
Glove Warren
IOti warren
Serafln Ramirez
Juan p. Apodaca
Elauterio G. Apodaca
Anastacio Padilla
Juan Sedillo y Garcia
Esqquiel II. Monies
Serafln Perca
iFstanlslao Montoya
Eduardo Lopes
MerfIldo Jiron
Jesus Elastico
Pablo Garduho
Erederico Geneva
Amado Luna
l.. Il. Hatley
A. =. Springer
II. d. McNama
Pete Gutierrez
Edwd. Burgess.
+. l.. Knight
W. r. Banner
II. Bold
cbnaco Gutierrez
Juan Hernandez
u. Ward
+. l.. McNama
Teodosio Sanchez
Joe Jojola
Cosme Balencia
Tony Barela
r. +. Lare
j. Il. Munford
Alexandra Saiz
John Cregan
Jim Garcia
Ramon Barela
$. Lopez
pascuHl Dominique
G. NJ. Lusero
Agustin Romero
jose Ramires
Narclzp Lnccro
Antonio Apodaca
Atanacio Montoya
Antonio Apodaca
Jose Sanchez
Tore Montana
r.. Chaves
Migueli Garcia
J. w. cullers
g. l.. Hogans
I.azaro Torres
Herninio Rodarte
IN . .tn. Sf,.upaa
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80 iAahA WIZ
Martin Medrano
l.. Jaramillo
v. Jaramillo
v. De Baca
G. Romero
Maldo Bachechi
Luis Gonzales
Francisco Arego
Ramon sSerbantes
Sisto Gutierrez
Pargo EstNiislao
Bawlie Nunez
FREDERICK Perea
J. T.. Baca
Pablo salazar
Frank NJ Sanchez
Manuel Romero
Emiliano Jaramillo
h. Baca
]. Baca
Gil Roel
Bcnceslao Salazar
Joe Schwartzman
]. w. Cox
G. q. sutton
IT.. G.. Preston
ID. II. Bentson
W. b. Rayburn
III. II. Jenkins
$. a. Blanke
II. w. Reid
Fred Dcmpwolf
Chas. Z. Flukc
Ronald G. Rogers
Cembar Candelaria
Abran Lucero
]. Leonardo Garcia
Martin Garcia
Luis CandelariA
rete Jaramillo
Teofilo, Cabralez
a, v. Reade
lose Martinez
lose Sanchez
Frank Il. Romero
Juan NJ. Garcia
Eduardo Barreras
Pedro Candelaria
Melquiades Barela
Nicolas Garcia
a. Perea
Eduardo velasque2
jose Zamora
Miguel Gomez
Felis Median
Jose Aguerro
Jose Alvarez
Macimiano de Guerra
Chisanto Besirro
Marcelino II. Ramirez
Fermin Perez
Jesus Perez
Ignacio Gomez
Fernandez Gabaldon
Serafin Griego
Vicente Sanchez
Rafael Apodaca
Ramon Cara bajal
Camille VARGAS
Eulogio Mares
Juan Lujan
Ramon Garcia
Pedro Zamora
Diamante Grande
Yscolastico Torres
Juan ". Montoya
Simon C. Padilla
Sam d. Scotland
Frank Roble
Ainastacio Romero
.Nazario valeDzuela
Demetrio r. Gomez
". II. Ganonajo
Saturino Candelaria
Leo Bonaguido
Ben. t. Wilson
Angiolino Bendetto
w. +. Tisdall
j. u. Rock
Cista Gioni
Jose Gonzales
r. &c. Daniel
D.. NJ. Endicott
Ed Bauchiv
Ring II. Cannon
C.. S. Ross
Vim. A. Gombal
+. d. Faucet
Pablo Granillo
q. N. Byas
Fl. r. Crisp
A. J. Johnson
j. Thomas
J. E. Burton
Manuel Chavez
VIM. Franklin
r.. S. B. Taylor
II. NJ. Peck
r. II. Johnson
Frank Iarbar
J. s. Gfelle
w. ]. Corley
j. u. johnson
A. r, Jones
l.. NJ. McAilister
N. j. Sims
A. c. LaDriere
l.. X, Armijo
L. Pcrsarz
Eduardo Tafoya
Leo Luna
L. Witham
A. O. Toskett
w. NJ. Hendricks
+. Douglas
G. Mann
Il. Weston
j.. NJ. Stone
j.. ]. Morrison
u. HeuD =
o. Jones
Harvey a. Douglas
Fred Lushmann
Arthur Baker
u. b. Diseroad
j. w. iCronc
=. r, Shollen
N. L. Pollard
~ Conway NJ
j.. Naerti 49,.
ylmes McCaffey
.fuan i. 'L5Pcz
joel anclitx y
J, "A. Haynes
VIM. Scfroddt
Il. l. n Mchllister
a. A. Jbnfs
j. w. Giltner
IL. Jones
al =
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Jpnn CreRan
Jim Garcia
Ramon Barela
$. Lopez
pascuHl Dominique
G. NJ. Lusero
Agustin Romero
Jose Raniires
Narclzp Lnccro
Antonio Apodaca
Atanacio Montoya
Antonio Apodaca
Jose Sanchez
Tore Montana
E. Chaves
Miguel Garcia
J. w. acullers
8. l.. Hogans
I.azaro Torres
Herninio Rodarte
Charles Nuanes
r.. Garcia
f1abiano Padilla
Miguel Sanchez
Juan Mora
Nestor Gonzales
A. Matteucci
NJ. l.. Lowell
A, @. Karpinsky
Jose de la Luz Soiz
Juan Armijo
Elcseo chavez
Antonio Romero
Jose u. Vlivari
j.. j. johnson
Solomon Metzgar
Poles Barela
Joe Hyder
perfecto Armuo
Justo Armijo
Grabien Lopez
Ramon Sataria
Diego NJ. Sanchez
Lupe Sanchez
Santiago Baoa
l.. $. Chavez
Ambrocio Sanchez
Ambroclo Armiio
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TINES REPUBLICAN. MARsHALLToWN iowa AUGUST IS 1915

prizes, may be envious OF Gaylord, but
they should be praised also. They went
into = contest where the, best eye for
quality was to win, and next time they
will be in better shape to pick the
quality animals. The few hours Of ex-
perience they had last Friday was just
enough to set them to thinking and
unconsciously they are going to size up
every calf and pig and every ear of
corn they see for while in the future.
There lies the value Of these judy
ing contests. 1t is not in the free
trip to Chicago or the free tickets to
chautauqua, those are monetary rs
wards. The other rewards-the re-
wards that mean the most will come
in the renewed interest of the boys in
stock and grain. Some folks pooh
poohed" at boys who entered such con-
tests a few years ago, but when lads
no older than Gaylord Larson made as
tonishing records with an acre of corn,
calf or hog, they changed their
tune to. one of praise
1t is hard in these modern days, ito
keep the boys interested in the farms
the greatest factories in the world. The
baby beef contests. the acre of corn
contests and the hog feeding contest i
are showing the boys something new
to be interested III on the farm. They
are developing Gaylord Larsons all
over the country, who will be big fac
tors in the agricultural progress of the
future.
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REPUBLIcANlsM vs.. FITNESS.

MI Hoover, a lawyer with ambitions,
presents in another column. the excuse
which strict party man uses to take
the taste out Of his mouth when he
swallows candidate so repulsiye to
him as Mr.. Hoover admits Harding to
be. He was nominated. He is the
party's candidate. If we bolt him we
must vote for the democrat and no
democrat stands for republicanism
That's the plea. II Mr.. Hoover were
asked whether he would consider the
worst republican better than the best
democrat he would recoil from the
question but ne now tries to make him.
self believe that because Harding
claims to be a republican he is better
than Mr.. Meredith. democrat, even
tho Harding has belonged 10 those who
oppose the things that are necessary to
clean government and morality. My
party's candidate, right or wrong my
candidate cries Mr.. Hoover.
nat Is an obsolete and ancient view
point. Mr.. Harding voted against the
resolution for constitutional prohibi-
ton He voted against the exclusion OF
saloons from within five miles of the
state university. He voted TO prevent
bill coming out of committee which
finally closed half of the saloons in
Iowa by limiting them to one for every
closing saloons early in the evening.
Mr.. Hoover was for all these things.
Harding voted to permit saloons to run
in towns where the majority would vote
for them Hoover is opposed to that.
Mr.. Hoover believes in law enforce
ment and rigorous war against vice but
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PASSING the BUCK 10 THE PUBLIC.

The railroad managers are said to be
giving the presidents eight hour day
demand more favorable consideration
in that they are willing to submit to
the presidential power on that point
II the same power shall be used TO
secure TO the railroads an increase OF
freight rates.
That would settle the question be-
tween the railroads and the men pref
ty satisfactorily TO both. The men
would get what they want and it
On the other hand when the increase
was to be forced thru the interstate
commerce commission by presidential
influence il would be a poorly man
aged railroad that couldn't make a
showing that would foresee profit in
stead of loss thru the settlement.
AS a political play the thing is two
edged. That it will coax che vote of
those who profit by the eight hour day
is evident but they are mainly the high
paid employees OF the railroads. How
ever 1t is not likely TO appeal to the
producer and consumer 10 whom the
buck is to be passed and who must pay
the increased wage in increased freight
if the scheme works out.
The situation argues for some form
Of compulsory settlement of disputes
OF this nature which shall take into
consideration the great public which is
now set aside while railroads and train
men and a presidential candidate in
fear Of defeat at the polls chatter be-
tween themselves over a matter which
involves every business, employment
and avocation in the United States
With all persons interested the western
farmer seems TO be equally entitled to
a word in his own defense