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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-23
The Stock Market,

New York-The reported surrender
Of q supposedly lucrative war contract
by one Of the most conspicuous in
dustrial companies, the decision by a
federal court in Missouri denying the
application for an injunction restrain
ing the enforcement Of the eighthour
law and the advance in call money
were features impelling selling Of
stocks yesterday, which. in the after
noon, quite overpowered the buying
by the outside public and by bullish
traders in the market. The market
declined most rapidly after brokers
had discovered the scarcity OF funds.
1t was predicted that generally higher
rates prevailing in recent months
would be seen during the remainder
Of the year. 1t takes much more to
carry wheat, corn. cotton and copper,
and others than q fe wweeks ago. The
reports regarding the severance Of the
between Midvale Steel Co. and
the British government was discon-
certing. If true. and none Of the Mid
vale offices denied them yesterday, one
of the biggest war order companies
has failed to perform its contracts.
Others are known to be diiatory.
Times.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-23

CarameIized Sweet Potatoes-Of all
the ways Of Sweetening sweet potatoes
believe the following is the one that
almost any cook should succeed with:
Drop the requisite number OF me-
dium sized sweet potatoes in. boiling
out. pour cold water over and rub off
the skins Then cut in quarters and
drop into the following boiling mix
ture: Allow for each three potatoes
one cup water, three tablespoons of
sugar. half a TEASPOON of salt and a
tablespoon or little more Of butter.
Keep closely covered over a small
amount of fire, unless the water boils
too slowly. In which case leave the
cover off. The water should be almost
boiled away when the potatoes are
tender, but not too tender. The water
should not be SO low that a caramel
forms on the bottom of the kettle.
Transfer gently to the frying pan and
brown over a fire not hot enough to
blacken the sugar.
Chicken and Aspic JeIiy-Aspic Jelly
is not hard to make, and yet, in the
average household, it is almost an un-
known dainty. The ingredients requir-
ed in making 1t are not expensive; in
fact, 1t is an actual economy. Com
bined with aspic, many small portions
of every day food may be delightfully."-
utilized in the most savory of dishes.
Chicken and aspic are most delic-
ious. Take two cups of finely chopped
cold. cooked chicken (potted boneless
chicken is ideal for this dish), mix it
with little soft butter and a little
sweet cream, season to taste with salt
and white pepper. Line small mou1ds
Cor china egg cups can be used) with
the jelly, fill the centers with the
prepared chicken, and pour coating
of the aspic over the top. Keep on ice
till firm. When required turn them
out carefully on dish, garnish with
cut-ou aspic Jelly, capers, olives and
hard- boiled eggs.
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Herald.


Chicago-Traders last night were
not so sure Of their position on either
side. Bulls believed export business
has been much larger than confirmed
and the strength in Winnipeg indi-
Gated foreigners must be taking the
wheat futures. The short interest has
been cut down by the advance. The
trade in general expects active ner-
vous markets in all grain until there
is a change from present conditions.
There are so many new factors aris-
ing that it makes it necessary for a
majority OF traders to go slow. Light
offerings of corn at the start caught
the crowd all short and made an ad-
vance The bulge ran into heavy
selling by longs and local bears. Cash
prices were steady. Scaboard re-
ported export business quiet until
after the close when Russell reported
sa les of 500, 900 bushels wheat. 100000
bushels corn and 100000 bushels oats.
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Chicago-The Greek government
concluded arrangements for purchase
of 100000 bushels wheat here.
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Chicago-Armour bought December
corn early, commission houses took
May. Locals sold freely on advance.
Argentine news the influence.
r. p. and Co.
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Chicago-The arrival of the steam
er Ausable at Galveston is reported
with 100000 bushels Argentine wheat.
Another vessel is expected to arrive
shortly.
r P and Co
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Trains Arriving fror, -,
Trains Going West.
Trains Going Eant
GREAT NORTHERN.
East Round Train.

hast bOund Trains.
No. 112, Grand Forks local. 1O.6s
No. 2, Oriental Limited via -
Breckenridge ..11:a5 n y,
No. 4, Glacier Park Limited - iu'
via Fergus Falls $1,000. $40
No. 80, Red River Limited - IA.
via Fergus Falls .12.S5, :,
sNo. 131, Moorhead Northern 5:30 ' ~
sNo. IA, Local st. Paul via o. ~
Breckenridge ........... 7:45 a M
%No. IL, Local st. Paul via " ~
Fergus Falls s.......... 7.55
"No. 10, Local via Breck. 1900 a q 10. ~
NO. 20 fast mai ........... 500 a. M.
West bound Trains.
No. 9. Minot local 100000. 4:5o a m
No. III, Grand Forks local. 2:40 .. M M
No. /, Oriental Limited via 49,
Fergus Falls. Fargo and
Grand Forks S........ 6:15 -
No. 20. Red River Limited. $40 ~
'No. 1875, Fargo-Surrey line = ~
sNo 34l. Mixed " Portland .OO a. m,
prancn ....;:............ $500 a. m
So. a. fas1 inaii ....'...... 1884 p. m.
Trains Arriving.
tTie-up over mighty
'No. l96. Minot-Surrey and
mo. ii, St. Psul.Fargo local 5tS 5:sS ?. p m,
ANo. 13. ST. Paul-Fargo To- =. ii'
cal via Breckenridge .,. 500 :
sNo. 130, Noyes-Fargo local. 9:a0 =. y, M
SNo. 342, Portland branch :. 6:36 -
Except Sunday. ~
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE q ST. PAyu.
Effective Nov. 10. 1916.
Trains Arriving from East.
ne. Nc. 4os .;;.......... 1890 o. m.
tniAeu ''a.n Z. .''.'''.... o:i5 D. m.s3
Trains Going EAST.
Mi1eo NJ sas Train ................ 1900 a. M
no. fVo 6:30 p. m.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
GOVERNOR CARLSON
Of COLORADO is
FIRST CANDIDATE
HANLY ENDORSES
Lets Down Prohibition
Bars to Boost For
Executive
PROHIBS MAY
NOT NOMINATE
(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)

10y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
Leadville, Colo, Sept. 27.-Gover-
nor George Al. Carlson, Republican
candidate for reelection, was endors-
cd today by ]. Frank Hanly. Prohibi.
ton candidate for president, as the
man who should succeed himself.
Hanly's endorsement, uttered at Sa'
Ida, just before the special dry
train departed for here was the first
he had given any candidate for of
flee, who was not a Prohibitionist,
since the tour started.
Local Prohibitionists said later
that in the light of Carlson's record
in enforcing the dry laws, it was
doubtful if their party convention to
be held in Denver this week, would
name a gubernatorial candidate.
Il care not what you may do, with
me" Hanly said, vote me up or vote
me down. My chief interest in Colo
RADIO is to urge you not to weaken
your present law by adopting the pro-
posed Ubiquitous amendment this fall
which would permit the sale Of beer.
As for me were | voting in the state
this fall, | should cast my ballot for
the present Republican candidate for
governor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
COSTLY conflict
Of AUTHORITIES
STOPS RAILROAD
IMPROVEMENT
American Bankers Make
Plea For Control BY
Government
STATE AND NATION.
FAIL TO AGREE

(Ry Leased Wire to New MexIcan)
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 27.-Con-
gressional legislation in regard 10
railroads which would make federal
control superior to that Of the states,
was asked In resolutions adopted and
announced today by the savings bank
section of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION in convention here. The
resolutions declared that railroad i'm
provements had been arrested be-
cause OF the costly conflicts arts.
ing between the various state and
congressional rulings in the supervis-
ion of the railroads.
Congress is asked in the resolutions
to hear the committee from the a Y
ings bank section before adopting n
railroad legislation.
Official election by the state secre.
taries' section follows: Major s. b.
Rankin, Columbus. Ohio, president;
II. Colhurn, San Francisco, first vice.
president; George d. Bartlett, Milwau.
kee. second vice-president, and A. 3.
Philpot, Dallas, secretary and treas.
urer.
Other national legislation was ask
ed for in the resolutions adopted by
the National Banking Section. It in,
Guided the passage Of laws retiring
g%reenbacks and national bank curren-
cy and making burglaries against ma
tional banks a federal offense.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
TIE WAR TODAY

NO REST is being given the Ger
mans by the victorious Franco
British forces on the Somme
front.
THE BRITISH capture Of the
Thiepval stronghold, following
closely and Unexpectedly upon
the capture Of combles BY the
combined allied force, was fol-
lowed up last night BY a new
stroke on the part Of the French
south Of the Somme, where they
drove out from vermandovlllers
and captured a strongly fortified
wood east Of the town, two miles
from chaulnes.
BELATED REPORTS from the
British trent today announce the
capture Of between 5000 and
1000 Germans BY General Halg's
forces in the fighting Monday
and Tuesday. The reported cap
lures BY the French show the
aggregate number Of prisoners
taken BY the Annlo-French arm
les during the somme offensive,
from July I to date have been
$1,000 with some 100 square
miles Of territory and "a vii
lagos.
IN MACEDONIA the entente
forces apparently are encounter
ing q stlfiened Bulgarian resist
ance. a
GREECE apparently is on the verge
Of entering the war on the side
Of the entente, King Constantine
being reported 70 haVe consented
20 such action.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
GREAT CROWDS
GREET Mr. HUGHES
AT SMOKY CITY
SEES FACTORIES
West Virginia, Ohio,
Pennsylvania Swell
Throng
TRIP IN
MIDDLE WEST

10y Leased Wire to New Mexiean)
Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 27.-Charies
e. Hughes entered the Pittsburg dist
riot soon after noon today. He was
met at the station by a great crowd
Of Republicans from all over western
Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and north
ern West Virginia, and Immediately
began a tour OF industrial towns es.
corted by a parade of automobiles fill.
ed with his supporters. He made seT-
eral short speeches and visited the
Homestead Steel mills before return
ing to his hotel to rest before the
might meeting at the Pittsburg expo.
sition.
The nominee was Joined on his trip
here from Cleveland by Senators oil.
yer and Penrose ana by William
Flynn. former Progressive leader OF
this city.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
Recommended LARS 81

ACCOMPLISHED LIARS ON
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
That Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
Clearwater and his fellow dopesters
are the most accomplished liars in
u fair state is indicated by the fol
lowing copy Of the advertisement
which the editor of the Clovis Journal
didn't need:
THE REPUBLICAN, STATE
COMMITTEE
On Saturday, Sept. %, 1916,
rendered to
THE SANTA FE NEW MEX
lcAN
"a daily newspaper at Santa Fe)
A one-hslf page advertisement
to be paid for at a rate previously
quoted to the committee BY that
newspaper for display advertis-
ing.
The New Mexican refused to
publish this advertisement on the
fimsy pretext that Il contained
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
BRITISH AGAIN MAKE
IMPORTANT ADVANCES

IIondon, Sept. 27.-The British
again advanced on the Somme front
last night, the war office announced
today. The greatest success a won
in the direction of Eaucourt LAB
bayes
The statement follows:
'sOnr troops made progress during
the night, particularly in the direc-
ton Of Eaucourt L'Abbaye. Success.
full raids were carried out by us op.
posite Beaumont and Hazel and in
the neighborhood Of Loos.
Three hostile a%eroplanes were de-
stroyed in the fighting on Monday
and six others were driven down,
damaged"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
KALOCEROPOULOS
GREEK CADIEET TO
RESIGN KING SEES
GERMANOPHILE
Constantine Will Issue
Proclamation to the
Nation
SERBS WORSTED
BY ~BULGARIANS

ny Leased Wire to New Mexiean.)
London, Sept. 27.tThe Greek min
isterial council held in Athens yester'
day evening" says a wireless dis
patch from the Greek capital, will be
followed by the resignation of the
Kalgoeropoulos cabinet and by the is
sue Of a proclamation from King
Constantine to the nation.
Immediately on his return from
TatOi to Athens the king vas sum
moned to a council of the German
ophiles,g General observation-disclosures
manis, ex-chief Of the Greek general
staff and M STREET.
Queen Sophia, sister Of the Ger
mar emperor attended the confer.
ference -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
taking
SHOES FROM FEET
OF PASSENGERS ON
RAILROAD TRAINS
.Robbing and Burning
Bridges in Interior of
Mexico
U. S. WATCHING TO
GET MRS. PANCHC
(By Leased Wire to New Mexican

10y Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
M Paso, Tex, Sept 27.--Bandits
are robbing passenger trains in the
interior OF Mexico and are taking
even the shoes from the feet Of the
passengers, a Mexican refugee who
reached Juarez today reported. He
said the train upon which he had
made the trip from Mexico City had
been held up and a number Of the
passengers robbed.
Telegraphic communication west Of
Chihuahua City, ON the Mexico North
western has been interrupted and
more bridges are reported to have
been destroyed near Santa Ysabel,
This is believed to be the work of
the Villistas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
Mexican Resources to
Be Shown at Ell Paso

FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 27.-To show
MexIco's natural resources Francisco
A. Saenz, director of the mineralog-
zeal museum, arrived here today from
Mexico City with a carload Of min
erals, woods, grains, fibres and agri-
cultural products which viii be
shown ct the International Soil Pro.
duets exposition and farm congress
to Be held here In October. Included
ii tho exhibit viii be q collection Of
minerals from the Geological fnsti'
tute Of Mexico which has been loaned
for this exhibit.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
FAIRBANKS IN DENVER
ON CAMPAIGN TOUR

Denver. Sept. 27.--Charles Fair
banks. touring the west IN behalf OF
the Republican national ticket on
which he is a candidate for vice pres
ident. arrived here at 2:30 this after
A crowd Of 200 persons assem-.
bled at the Union station and cheered
Mr.. Fairbanks as he emerged from his
train.
The plans of the Denver reception
committee called for a trip to Lookout
mountain, but reports OF snow there
caused a postponement Of the journey.
Instead MI. Fairbanks went TO his ho-
tel to rest until the time 70 speak
here tonight.
One speech was delivered on the
way from Omaha. It was at Wray.
Colo. where fone thousand persons
turned out. The candidate for vice
president spoke only a few minutes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
DENIES VLLlsTAs
CAPTURED TAMPIcoI

New York, Sept. 27.-Juan 7.
Burns, Mexican consul general at
New York, announced today the re-
ceipt Of a telegram from Colonel +.
II. Torres, commander of the consti-
tutional forces in the state OF Tamau-
lipas, denying the report that mem
bers Of Villas band had captured
Victoria, the capital of the state, and
Tampico.
The telegram says that the only
disturbances in the state have been
caused by small bands Of outlaws
who were encamped on the mountain
passes some time ago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
WILL SEEK TO PREVENT
FURTHER DRUNKEN BRAWLS

FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 27.-General
John J. Pershing and General Fran
cisco Gonzales, may hold a confer
ence at Casas Grandes or Colonia
Dublan while the commander of the
de facto forces in the north, is near
the camp Of the punitive expedition.
An officer from the field headquart-
ers received a report today that GEN
eral Gonzales would probably confer
with General Pershing while he was
at Casas Grandes on an inspection
trip.
Cooperation to prevent brawls sim
Mar to the one in the Ell Vale saloon
last Friday in which an American
and Carranza soldier were killed. is
expected to be considered, if the con-
ference is held. the officer said.
Consul Andres Garcia said today
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
Extra! Mayor
Thompson Has
NOLifc-PrcScr

Chicago, Sept. "a. - william
Hale Thompson, mayor of Chi
cago. has been fined $500 by fed
eral authorities for violation of
the motorboat laws. 1t became
known here today. The fine has
not yet been paid. according to
an official of the coast guard
service
The fine resulted from the find
at Green Bay, Wis, Of q motor
boat yesterday belonging to the
mayor, which was without fire
extinguisheds, life %preservers.
pilot rules, whistle or bell and
fog horn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
5000 TAKEN
BY BRITISH
IN TW0DAYS
Greatest Gun Power
Known Overwhelms
Strongest Defense
ARMORED TANKS
CONTINUE WORK
fny Leased wire q Mew Mexlcan.l

(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
London, sept. 27.-The total NUM-
Der of prisoners for which are re-
aarded in all quarters as the best two
days the British army has had in
France, approaches 5000. Through
the night there was heavy fightings
while the British were pressing for
ward their guns II the path Of the
preceding days gains, The sun rose
with a promise Of another splendid
autumn day only TO become overcast
later. This interfered with all inn
portant artillery observations.
More than 1904 prisoners were
taken in TheIpvaI and the zolorIn
works. These works lying between
ThlepvaI and c~ourcelette, were rel
earded as more Important than the
crushed ruins Of the village. Here at
the first Of the battle with the old
first line Notifications all the power
guns could command, the British
fought against every art Of modern
defense. German dueouts which
were so deep that the 12-lnch high e
plosive shells could not penetrate
them had their doors closed by debris
from explosions.
Indeed, with shell fire Of all sorts,
the British literally locked the Ger
mans ia their refugees and under
cover OF its curtain appeared at the
remaining doorways of the dugouts,
which were also connected with UNI
foreground galleries and marched out
The occupants as prisoners.
The tanks, or new armored motor
cars, assisted in the attack, over
whelming machine gun positions. The
taking of Thiepval and Zolorin works
means that the German gun positions
around Grandcourt and in the VI
entity of the Ancre have been reveal
ed and already the Germans are re-
ported to have begun withdrawal OF
their batteries in that neighborhood
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
STRIKE FEVER SPREADS
INTO THE N0RTWFST

st. Paul, Mimi. Sept. 27.-Leaders
of the brotherhood Of railroad car
men in the northwest met in st. Paul
today to discuss plans to demand
higher wages from the Great North
ern, the Northern Pacific, the Cana
dian Pacific and the Chicago, Milwau-
'kee and st. Paul railroads and recog-
milton Of the union.
The carmen, it was said, we're dis
gruntled over the passage Of the Adj
amson law, providing an eight-hour
day for trainmen, as they contend that
the law did not include them.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
GERMAN ADVANTAGE ON
MACEDONIAN FRONT

Berlin, Sept. q (by wireless to Say
ville).z"On the Macedonian front,
east OF Presba Lake we obtained fur
Their advantages" says an official an
nouncement today.
West Of Presba hostile attacks
were repulsed. Bulgarian troops at
tackled the enemy in reply for this at
tack on Kaimakcalan Heights. They
defeated and pursued them and cap
tured two cannon and several ma
chine guns and mine throwers"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28

IibeIous matter.
The advertisement contained
no libelous matter.
Every political advertisement
issued by the Republican State
Committee is first passed upon
by competent legal counsel, to
insure that Il makes no libeIous
statement. This Is done for the
protection Of the newspapers
printing such advertisement,
and to meet the rigid require
ment Of the Republican state
Committee, that every Aepub-
aican statement in this campaign
be the exact truth. This adver-
tisement had been so considered
and was an exact statement Of
facts.
This advertisement contained a
simple statement Of facts sworn
CONTINUED on paRa four.l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
BIG ZINC DIVIDEND

New York. Sept. 27.-The New Jer
sey Zinc company today declared 8
dividend of ten per cent, bringing the
total dividend disbursements Of the
company SO far this year up to 81
per cent. The company. It Is said,
has been supplying large foreign or
ders.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
President Is
Charged With Killing
Bank Commissioner

Waco, Tex, Sept. 27.-An indict-
ment was returned here today by a
grand jury against T. R. Watson,
president OF the Farmers and Mer-
chants State Bank Of league. Texas,
charging him with the murder Of John
S. Patterson. state commissioner Of
banking and insurance. Patterson
was shot and killed recently when he
entered the bank at league.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
BERLIN ADMITS MORE
SUCCESS FOR ALLIES

Berlin, (yia Sayville). Sept. 27.-
After unusually severe fighting on
the Somme front in which the en-
tente allies suffered heavy losses,
they captured Thiepval and gained
ground on both sides of Conrcelette,
the war office announced today. At.
tacks further TO the east were repuls-
ed by the Germans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
.BuLGARlANs FORCE BACK
SERBIANS. CLAIMED

Sofia, Via Londonl, Sept. 27.-
After 10 days Of heavy fighting be-
tween Serbian and Bulgarian troops
on the Macedonian front, the BulgaR
ians forced back their opponents,
compelling them to retreat along the
whole front. it was declared officially
today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
FEDERAL AGENTS on

~ WHlOU FRttOffN
Ell Paso. Tex, Sept. 27.-Depart-
ment of justice officials here are
watching incoming trains from San
Antonio for Mrs. Luz Corral de Villa,
who claims to be the wife Of Fran
cisco villa. Mrs. villa is expected to
come here with Villas brother, Hi
polite Villa and his family, who have
been in Havana. Villas wife went
to Havana from El Paso soon after
Villa took the field as a bandit.
,Hipolito Villa was recently releas-
ed here by u. S. immigration depart
ment officials after being held on a
charge of being Illegally in the coun-
try.
Mrs. Juana Torres de Villa, who
also claims to be Francisco Villas
wife. was deported to Juarez from
here soon after the CafrIzal clash on
June 21. .ri
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28

Despite the protests that were made
by some superpatriotic Britons, 16
Germans Of the Zeppelin shot down
near London were buried with mill
tary honors, as the picture shows. "All
that is asked is that1their o%bsequies
shall be plain, decent and obscure and
not attended by amy military pomp or.
honorable ~pageantly, said n Of the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
1000 GREEK TROOPS
JOlN REVOLUTIONARY

Paris, Sept. 7.-Greek troops in
Khania, to the number Of 1000. have
Joined the revolutionists. according to
q radio agency dispatch from Athens.
Only a colonel and few other officers
and twenty-five Of the men remained
loyal to the government.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
RUMANlAN SOLDIERS
BLOW UP OFFICERS

Berlin. Sept. q (B wireless via Say
ville).-Indirect reports from Kron-
stadt. Pennsylvania, declare that dis
gruntIed Rumanian soldiers set off 3
dynamite bomb under a train loaded
with 400 Rumanian officers. only sew
en- Of whom escaped unhurt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
HUGHES ENDS SECOND
MIDDLE WEST CAMPAIGN

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 27.-ChaFles
E. Hughes ended today his second
campaign in the middle west. He
will return on his third and last cam
paign trip in this section early In
October.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-28
Decent Newspapers Don't
H0nker After ShekeIS
From G. O. P. SIush Fund

The decent newspapers Of New Mexico apparently aren't
sufficiently in need of polluted, Republican dollars to publish
some of the advertising matter being sent out by Whispering
to crafty his private grudges.
The Clovis Journal, one Of the Invest weekly newspapers
of the state, is one that cheerfnlly refuses to make a laughing
stock of itself by publishing the Republican central commit
tees ludicrous attack upon the New Mexican, in the frantic
attempt to dscredit the only newspaper in the state that has
the Republican campaign managers scared.
Here is what the managing editor Of the Clovis Journal
writes to the Republican state central committee;
C1ovis, Ne0 Megico, Sep. 25, 1916.
Republican State Central Committee,
~ OanA- n ALn-l Ian:aa ~