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! en- Stnno
(Sirepet for "Deeorabspofen")

& en- Stiino. nndr on alene eddr
uter SiGlefrpb % itbre @I1be,
%toiIionr, ntrpes og meo 5ierteianr,
trrt % ipf dp Sibers trdpe Gar
90 op Ierbens tunee Sr1lbomsfiGbe:
Gtons od. ganprerl itars os iGt big neb.
ftiae neb, n,eb gliffct perbt MOB Sirtlenl
SM / barnIig 9ro os gbrnbebet
% gdno % Sunbbet flIb os brcb.
at idd fat / Cub i gerbensprimlcnl
llten ham bit 2n bar intet g9rb,
nten ham on 2bffens Sfat ei finber:
NIt biz 8obs os al bin 2asens @irrb, .
al bin aareIanee @inbinssfrrb
fun iii perslis YIift os Ssb big binber.
Wten bpis on meb bel os erIie Si
iefcr ircm iii garnetroens Stier,
6iIier Stierner siennem Tlsrfets @rii,
birier ariiti Sinb, - hn faar eubnu
Sci / 9inets epige G9rbier.
Bitten, rinae, isrberfnuit % arm
mad bu Iltets 8uo os 6erifer iastc,
at bI fan, / Ierbens nilbe EARN,
ucb hans itore, pnr1,e Sdberbdrt
frbc cpig BOT for Spnb % Srspe.
Ssban seIncs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
SfsIsc McbbcIeIie fra Tatentnbuoiu

Sfslac McbbcIeIie fra T~atentnbpoia'
tcrne @iuialnion & Werdldnt. 925-
935 metropolitan 9ife SIos., Rintes
opoIis. Iinn., er Y%atcnter nbirrbiset
til fsIoenbe Spinnere / Niuneiota.
Rorib Snfota oq Soutb Saiota:
8. 8. anSerion, Iinenapolis, Ytinn.,
GiaarbcIber; z. Inberion, 8rsieu,
@inn., Cant Scatter; 6. 6. @opeu.
Grfeston. q. 9, Sact Saitener; s..
81. Softer. minneapolis. @inn., Sacf
Satins Iadine; s. IS. @eiiit5, Ttins
neiotu, Wtinu., @dte; 2. =. SouIe.
GaIs 9ate. Iinn.. guromobiIe Yua anb
Gift; :. &. Sbberiou, Iinneapolis.
Iinn., Siitributina Spont;S. 5. Saus
3or, 9athgate. q. 8, Nir Srate appIp'
ina Sepice; 9. u. Saipin. Gong Yrairie,
0einn.. IoIbiug apparanis; IS. ".
Srpn. @ren eagle, Minn., SentiIator;
:. q. IaeGmo, minneapolis. Tinn..
@inhptp Sbaoe Stop; I. 2. Iartin,
ct. 9ouis Yart Iinn., Grinding Wiu
Sin; W. 6. IcS Ipane. ct. Tail,
Rinn., Saistp Gath Gag; @. NcSop.
minneapolis. Niinu.. sSire Soop Saites
ner; s.. Iiles, SoneireeI. Q. 9. 8ap
Staeicr; 6. 6. 1uenh. International
Saas. @iun.. Settling %ahinc; 9. e.
3ilicn. Sarge. u. ,, electric Srate
Sritcm; IS. e. Aootb, Sldet Saipi. 2.
=. Hrm Aeit; 8. q. 8pbboIm, eau.
Center @inn.. Sricr for photographic
Yrinis; &. ". SiIpertborn. 9apuga.
81. 3. 9oIlapiihIe Gratc; H e. Siearns
@aboiha. @inn, 9elern Wrapping Ras
dime; $. $. Balloons. Suiutb, &irn..
e~reaparina auS Seaorua Radinc; {.
a. &id Aear 3rcr- &inn.i Ycruuta.
ron YanIpcI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
8cttelte.

5 oct lille Sistet, "Spcr on emo le'
per-, iom itoS / @r. 80 al Soften.
bar Der bortfommet ct Orb ! iioite
einie, iioitc Beers. Ger itoo: = rim.
ae big eicnncm" DIP. Sfal pGre: -
fringe dig z sicnncm" cip. Or
Oct "Sei~ 're- aitiaa. bcrtfommei lin.
Der. Srtinsal Sobon Sclnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

50. boIot iorIeben fit Iarsnisoe %
palete fsIsenbe @mbebsniGnb: prG.
iioent, 6. q. Wprab; 8iceprGiioent,
g. Z. Sobnion; Sefretar, .. VI.
Mpbro; aasierer, s. Do. SangIanr;
Gireftsrer, Seurp y. 9urtneis og
:. IS. Stterneis; Mepiiorer, Ole o..
Nipbre, 9. s. Swenion % sc.
Hoperiib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

Gil Tranfrigc. Slltlcr Ael,on,
Ssu al iorbenuTrcnoe Statsielator
2 n. Ncliou al Siamcre Golntp,
Wtilul., lit boIut / Wlnneapolts,
pur iorrioc llgc / Gblco9o paa Slen'
ltcr1reiic til @olhln9toL hpor ban
oil mobta0c Dc leopcnoige an
itrilrcr, Tor ban REFER til Sronfrigc
Tor at aisrc Sieltcitc peo Den arnc-
rifonife Inlbillunce % So'WtalSo's
0clinu / ToriS. San oil bli alllot
inn Chauffeur % ioo / Sporna at
brinae Saareoe ira TeItboIpitalerl'e
ii. Sopceboipitolct / ToriS. Otter
ariacn oil han ophoIoe iia / Granf'
rioc ell lio Tor al ltltocrc Spro1
~ iuttc iiQ ino / Nnnbclei1. Ncl'on,
lem or - Nlar gormcl, %0raoncreoc
ior ct Gar Tiger iioen ira Ct. Sla'
Goacle / Nortbiiclb Minn. lllloer
ii. Cpbulo / Chicago bcIpgte bon IN
Ssitrr. ion or gilt mcS ScnlS VI.
NnNcriuu, Trriibclt ior Sobn In'
orriou Ellblilbing 50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Stora9 til Sobam Selmcs.

Nrs. s. s.. Nelioi,, 9upernc.
Winn., ST., s. 81. SaIporion, @ooo.
ridge, Winn., ST, Sloienoer, Barnes
Goilntp, q. Gaf., $50, Mrs. ariitino
Sam cling, Battle Greet, Iif,.
$3.50, s. g. 9eerins, g. 9af., STOP,
Spein Sarelanh, SoIep, q. 8, 50
SiIiammen 1862. 2ibIigere fpit.
terct for $793.70. Salt $S2O.22.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
YctrnS % YauIms | Nona.

Tn ipenif Eroiesior, @iIbcIm
SinSltrsmp, paapeeer / en- Irtifel,
at man aaereoe iiior Saar sioroc
ct san'te mcrfcIigt 6uno, Tom iiffcr.
lig inoer andre 6orboIbe piIoc bopc
oaft itor Spmertiombeo / ben friit-
ne Seroen. men iom M er gaaet
ipcrlsit iorbi iom eli SsI.
&c al &erbensfrieen.
Man fanot ncmlig paa ell 8rap
paa &citcrne Of -cnhcl Mnre oi
Sebuirimofirfen flere SnSffriiter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Sbcrit Gii:uc 20 Iar.

Sbcrlt Gt,:uc ~ Var. Spr'tHlcpe
GpannNifc 9labc bringer llnoerrct'
nina ON. at Sberit Ssren Siltoc, &C
~,Sprrncoc StatcrS 8cneroltonIlil |
NottcrNum, / I~nleouins al lin 70oc
TeoielaGag Den 27bc Ipril blcp
@iclitano for mango sGreSbepis'
rinQcr budoe ira oiiiciclt % prlpat
NolN. On Scputotion mco Vperls
Iorocrmeitcr / Spioien inoianot liz
Tor at grotulcrc, % @penS Waoe
.iEocholot imigreubc llhtalcller on
@cncrulfoniulcu % hans 19-aarlge
uoibuiOtc @irfiombco Tom bort
9anoS HcprTicntaut / CT AZ Der
.Ncns itsritc Sapucitrber. Get pio.
ncr oltiaumcu ON. Of Sber'tell er
bolt ifatict % nlc9ct o1bolot I Hof'
tlroam. ut han or life mlnore bot
itottct al lluclc Sar, ror'taar ul
6croi. al Rcaicriugen life oil grpe
Clip poa ham / aon'ulatetateil. Oct
par ncmIig bans Seniist M at
trGffe liz tilbagc ira al o%ffcntll9
G,rtiombeo Tor at iilbrir9c 8eltc'
AZ inc Gage paa lit pafrc SanSitcN
/ &ir1inia, mlcn han bor maatfet
lcpc al BIZ ltoocnbc / buert Sab I'll
&rigen er oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
'Cll3 Nc0llc,
YuulV Sctcriuu.
NitUllbcocus SctrctUr,

Valdez College. DEBORAH. Iowa. Of
tcr> 4 ; months course. a q months
curse, and a I years course in the
Common branches. which are pre-
paratory TO the taking Of the three
new subjects; viz. Domestic Science,
Manual Training and Agriculture at
summer school. Send for a catalog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Sberiff eamsrm 6rorcs. Gcp,

Sbcrifi gangrm brbrcS. Sepitp.
Sbcriiicrlle / minneapolis gap Sire.
0og Iiten ell @aufct / Sbin Gtib
til gGre FOR Sberiii Otto g. SanJ-
nm / Inlconin9 al bans Nomino.
tion I'll aaitoibnt for Wtapor. Sbp.
Sberiii s. ". Srcgcr bar en- ipe-
cicIt inbbubcn @iGit. 6lere al Ia
Ierrc oprIcbc iislge "Sioenoc" peo
Den oooc ~Soritoaclie % oct llolmrr.
tcoe Santurbcioe mcllenn ipreiattc
o. unocroroueoe / Sberiffers Son.
tor ulloer Wtr. 2onglunS Iomini-
itration. Benjamin q. gae bar
Scnituoiicr, og bIouot Salerne bar
81. i. 5bllne, Sanuel Soft %
6~ongcpo0tcre NeIS Glauien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Ynitur u. ". S%piitenoahl al DC.

Eaitor u. ". !SpiitenoaHl al ocn
sSorencbe Strife bsbe / lit Siem /
Fropibence, 81. s., otter lGn9ere
SpgeIiabco Den 15be SUM, SO Iar
g%anntel. Son bar fsot / Sarpif,
biep tiolig fnpttct iii Sieinanosmis.
litten, forn til Imcrifo / 1891 %
blcp Brett / 1898. Son bar ell 5io
Trcit / Weri1. Wis., o. bar iioell
1907 pirfct / Tropioelce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Gn Butte af Selae u. canaan,

Den befienote -ganfier, Der
bebe for nogle gnr iiben, blep afis.
ret peb ben Sfole / nppntc gp,
irm brrer bans Napn, iorrige Tirs-
bags Iiten. glGnbt SoIcrne bar
rs@upernsr 9eneen. 9iiiten CT
ubfsrt al @ineobueeer SieooIo u.s.
%Gjsrnien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Or. Better 1iareb al Siapeo q,

Sr. Better 5isreb al Sispeb SSrt.
porting 60. / Gbicaeo bar | to9en
Gage opboIot Jig / Stem gorf pao
@ienncnreiie til Tortlanb, DE,
bpor ban / Ben nprneite Sremtib
ifal bcspnoe NebInanillg al rsaebe
/ SIipenolie efter norif
Wetobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Vorrcnd.Kronife

Hsrof. u. 6. WigneS bur reiieneret
fem 9prer peb @alborf College |
Soreit Gitp, So, og bill boiptte Jig
/ 9ancsboro, Ntinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

NnHes.-gn bpstis % erfaren
- W%talfini9tter for nprif arbeibe. Ser
ta9es mere osnipn til COB oe rem sorreftur
eno til itor Snrti9beb. Spgip 8palifitatioz
iter o9 torpentet Ssn I fsrite Srep. "Iecora6s
Secorob, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
DR.. Stub Dpereret.

DR.. Stnb upererct. Cen norIfc
SpnoocS 6ormano, DR.. $. q.
Stilb, blcp Sreoa9 ira ct. Saul
braat til oct llltberife Soipital
/ ga crosse ior at unoer1aa ocil
Spcrotion, iom bans Selbrcostil'
italo giorbc ~neopcnoig. Speratlo-
rer or MI blct uoiert al Or. 8itn-
bericn oq Or. &. goecfnlonn ira ct.
TollI. oo Eotierltens Ssn, Fa'tor
= ". >. Stnb, %teleIonerer ioo9
(Wonon0) ira Ga Grosic, at Den
leb bcIni9 al, o1 at Der er De beblte
llNiiatcr til DR.. StibS 'narlige
Nclbrcbclic. Or. Stabo her'ro Vpell
rciitc til ga Grosic iaoar, Tor at
uurc tilltebc nnoer Sperationerl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
MtrfeItat 0ootfitb.

- acres flabt oanb. pei orpneret. bebite
lorte Wnlbiorb paa 9ernuberlao, 200 4cres
opbprtet, Reiten ifosbeporet Sapne9ana
tlltet Gnat9res / bette Siitrift, fine Neie,
poitrute og Selefon, so RobS til Sfole,
9pbt ifanbinauiif 3iitritt, ertra fint Spt
npe Sp9nin9er pGrb 81 900, ollie mpoerue;
| Hoiecu Sountp, Minn., bet prpmiepins
benbe / Staten. Yriien Inn $50 pr. Ncre,
bpilfet er S25 uuoer MarfebspriS. Iilfaar
50 900 fontant. g8bituep Realtp So.
Sermanta yife Slb9., CT. Saul, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

saar Te FORMER reres spbariptipu, 'cuo
bcIn goti. cner saHidnSisnina, Sci CT mi.
Teri al isnsc lsie geHas I oInuRoeliss s'repc.
"a pt fan life barre aHlearliee lor yense. ion,
btu bolie Saa Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

Stlialgs. : 100 Mcres Sarm /
softer 60, q. 0uf. 145 gcres unbcr
plog. S36. 90 pr. Acre. Noalpe 9plin9 9oar
meo ! Sanbelen. Sorfel aareitab, cSluanita,
go. Sdfotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
0nlSbrnQnppcr.

8nlebrpanpper. Mr % Irs.
elias Satobion, &eblen, 2. ., bar
uctop 'circt @rlbbrpllup. Cub.
brnllupahaacn par osiao bcrcs 20
Siora SeOiclSoaac. =
Mr.. % MRS. =. Z. 8c1py1n !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

Stlial9S. - 223 Icres Tsarm,
~ Dell peitenfor Sarmonp, Niumore
Sountp, Miun. zoo acres ilnber Sprfnino,
alt fIabt eanb, insen Steu eller Sanb; eooe
Spsninser. Stal iGl9es for at opsipre go.
,,Sarmen tan oeles. 6or i%nloitGnbiS Huber
refining ~tilifriu Sc. Berg, Sarinalp, Dtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

6tucie. --@araee, 3Ox1OO Sub,
/ Sirfeli9beoen branoiri, centralt be-
liagenbe / liulis o9 porenbe gp. Gn eoo
Gnleonins % ct ilomerfet Silbnb. !SpiS iuz
teresieret, nil bet pore pel pGrb llmaeen at
mnberip9e bette Silbno. Silifrip T. F.,
Sare Of "Gecorabz Soften" ,Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
E{IiaI0e. lib Wcres Turm,

SWulWP. II5 ICre3 ,yarnl,
- ~ Dil ira Sepis, gSis. 20 @creS
nrioer Flos. 30 acres belt rpbbet, Z @cres
Iltalta. 9tpt Suaniu9sbus meo 10 GGrel.
Ter, lin Srn9tbaue, 9oot Srenoponb. Si6ecr
tno til Snbiis. Hanbet lia9er bpit meo Ell
let Straanin9. eermulb. : sobt, itonbino=
piif Excitement. SIS pr. gCre. qplineeu
felser meb. bpis Sanbel fer for 10be Silli.
Gieren er sarrmel % enifer at trGtte fig till
baee. SiIifriu u. 9. 8. Gu9itrbm, 9emis,
@iscouIiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

StjaIgs. -6pr1teflasies Sfreo.
- Serpertiteb nieb affecting Tor Rengies
ring os Aeparationer. Sorretpineen inb=
brinser 5000 pr. Waaneb. @runben for at
i9lse er baarlis iDelbrsb. Sor n9rmere I'm
berretnins %tiIifriu %. u. Yerrp, Sormonp,
Utinneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

StIialas. - 100 Icres / Yen=
ninston Sountp, Minu. Saaniu9ss
bus, "garn", @ranerp, Srsnb, rig tort
WIlbiorb, 80 acres unoer Gprfnina, %
Icres Sfos, Reiten flao Grairie. Ertien
flln SO 500. 81 900 fontont, pao Relten
Iiltaar efter 2uife. Continental 0ano
COMPANY, Sbief Hiper faus, Minneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

Woi9t big / MDntana! Gia %
~ frlstbar Soro for Gprfnins al Sru9t
eller @rsn liant for ~SpG9randes. eanbs
itrPfnin9er for Splonier. 9nbel al apltn9
euer lette Neutrality-suspicious.. Sfrip eftsr
giite. Gquitp Stealth, Sept. I, 102 LIT
Npe. g., @reat Tals, Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
Wontama 4ano ti(Sa(dS

Saa en- al pore ubpalste opbprfeoe Sarme ior
$50 til s25 pr. acre. Si fremb,be paiaa en-.
Del lite opoprtebe, belle be 100 acres bprfbare
% Tor nun $1,000 pr. Acre; bet balpe fontant.
oorf sanb er alt beli9senbe | bet bersmte
antelope o9 Sasmur @onntrp.
r. ID. MORCK, Antelope, Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27

-Wan9e biaiee Tarme
tilialss / 2Silamette Galen, 20 Mil
ipo ira Eortlanb. Sfrip efter llnoerretniilg.
g. &. Sanbsueis, Saubp, Oregon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

I9Io-II to $42,4I2.32 in $IoI4-I5. Poll tax
collections increased in the same period for
these districts from $I278.5o t $IoI3.26.
Five years ago no district had school Libraries
now all the forty-two districts have school IL
braries of from a half dozen to a hundred vol
umes each, the total number of books being
II4o, valued at $64o. All school houses are
well lighted, comfortably heated, properly ven
tilated, and equipped with necessary furniture
and apparatus, including domestic science and
manual training equipment.
These figures are the indications of real
progress, but more significant still will be the
account of the increased school enrolment,
average attendance, community interest, and
cooperation. There is not space for the rest
of the story or for a detailed description of the
methods of supervision that have brought
about one hundred per cent efficiency in the
management and administration of the schools
of Santa Fee county. However, the people OF
the county want good schools, and extended
arguments are not needed. Parents want their
children trained and educated for useful and
independent citizenship. If figures mean any
thing, what has been shown above indicates
that they are getting what they want and the
schools are doing the work they are intended
to do in an enlightened community.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
HERNANDEz-A PROVEN STATESMAN

Election this fall is a matter Of business,
and not politics. A Republican congress this
fall is an absolute guarantee of general pros
perity to the country. The prospect of a Re-
publican president never was bright, and it
is up to us now to elect not only our senatorial
and congressional ticket, but also our state
ticket, from governor down.
Mr.. Hernandez has every prospect of
winning his election, he has made a record
for himself, in helping his state, in its fight
for recognition, in his fight for liberal laws,
in connection with the forest reserve, for
better roads, for a fish cultural station, for
better government and better service. He will
have the full strength of the Republican party
behind him, reinforced by hundreds of former
Republicans who voted the Progressive ticket
two years ago, and by the far-seeing Demo-
Graf, who desires as we do better times, cheap
er living and a protective government.
Let every New Mexican therefore who
has the good Of his state at heart vote the Re-
publican ticket, and restore confidence and
prosperity that will be lasting and not vacil-
lating that confidence that will lead, and not
be led, that confidence that will make each
man feel that he is proud to be an American
State Democrat.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

board, directed that the warrants be drawn
and signed the same.
That the record of this transaction has
disappeared, but there are living witnesses
to the fact. That part of this money was
subsequently returned to the school district : =
take your choice.
Don't overlook the fact, Mr.. Democratic
Voter, that:
There are many issues in this campaign
besides Mcdonald and his connection with
the First State Bank failure, in fact there are
SO many of them that we are afraid that the
time between now and election is too short to
present all Of them to the voters.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

The announcement last week that the state
militia would be withdrawn from the border
during the next thirty DAYS is another promise
in which Mr.. Wilson will be backing up very
shortly. Since that announcement Villa has
taken the city of Chihuahua and increased his
army of 1000 men to approximately 1000,
and there is no question but what he is now
organizing to fight United States troops.
That he would do so has been perfectly ap-
parent to everyone who knows anything about
Mexican conditions. OF course, it was not
to Mr.. Wilson.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

One OF the last cords to be played by the
Democratic campaign leaders is now on the
table. This card has been hid in the kiltle
of the cannv Scot for some time past and has
only recently made its appearance.
On the eve of the election McDonald's
state and county road boards are working the
roads in twenty counties in the state, thus
proving to the people that the Democratic ad-
ministration will deliver the goods promised
so long ago.
After depriving the people of the bene-
fits Of this road work so long and then, a
scant thirty days before election, start road
work in twenty different counties in the state
is pretty raw work and requires nerve, brass
and crust, not to say gall and quits.
A truly great scheme, emenating from the
great mental profundity of Some governor"
Will the voter fall for it? He will not.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

Antonio Lucero is to1ted by the democrats
as a model citizen. But the public record
shows that Lucero's chief and only service in
public office has been to keep the whole i'm
mediate Lucero family on the public payroll.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

The Santa Fe New Mexican brands all
in New Mexico but its own, per-
fri1ned self, as Indecent" Most of us would
prefer to be a trifle indecent than to be forced
into the New Mexican's class.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
UNDERWOOD Defeated.

Senator Oscar Underwood, charging his
party, and inferentially President Wilson, with
having betrayed the people by attempting to
"revise the tariff upward" went down to de-
feat when the senate adopted the finance COM
amendment imposing a duty on dye
st,1ffs. His merciless exposure of democratic
Inconsistency apparently fell upon deaf ears.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

Fl. o. Bursum has not found it necessary
to call his opponents harsh names, or to de-
scend to profanity and indecency on the public
platform. In dealing with his opponents Bur
sum has only to point to the records; fresh
from their makers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

Gillie: "You are making a winning race
in the Pecos Valley Nc"
McDonald: 81 wish l could return the
compliment"
Gillie: "You can by telling as big a lie
as l did"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
FACTS FOR DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
Don't overlook the fact, Mr.. Democrat

Vim. G.. Nc Donald once served as as
SCISSOR and collector Of Lincoln county. That
when he went out Of office he was short. That
he uas sncd By the comfy. That the county
got judgment against him as a d%efaultcr and
collected the money from Mcdonald. That
Mr.. Bursum when he went out OF the office
Of superintendent Of the penitentiary was
chdrGr5 with being short. That Mr.. Bursum
sued the territory for an accounting. That he
got judgment against the territory for over
tour thousand three hundred dollars and coE-
icc'cd the ln'46y fyom the l3rtioyy.
Mcdonald went ont Il office with the
county money in his pocket. Rur>rm went
out Of office "lIh a large amount Of his money
III The pni'i'r treasury.
These are both court r~ecari>- rakc your
choice.
Don't overlook The 1aet, Nr Democratic
Voter. that:
NrI'"0ai@ appointed ir'fd'1 (. dc Ba-
"a state game warden. That de haca has
spout Sy4.>1 orr al every SIoVoo that came
mt" biz hands j"r salaries aud expenses and
$50 for fish, birds and game
tf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
oTERo ADMINISTRATION sIDELIeHTs
Copy OF Letter of Hon. c. G. Cyuickkoxk
To his Exellency, Theodore Roosevelt,
President of the United States,
Washington. d. C..

To his Exellency, Theodore Roosevelt,
President of the United States,
Washington, D. c.
! desire to again protest against the re-
appointment of Gov. M. A.. Otero as Gov
ernor of New Mexico. Unfortunately, New
Mexico has no voice in the selection of Gov
ernor. Were this a state, M. A. Otero could
carry his W town or county much less the
rest of the Territory. We had hoped, from
promises given, that he would reform after
his re-appointment in June last by the late Pre-
sident McKinley-but it is impossible.
AS chairman of the Finance Committee
of the last legislature, I know whereof I
speak. What we need, more than statehood,
is a good, clean, honest governor-one who
cannot be controlled by dishonest politicians.
| have been a citizen and tax payer for TWEEN
ty-one years in New Mexico and can truth
fully say, that for corruption and dishonesty
in official life, we never had anything to equal
he present administration. | am not an Of
seeker, nor do I ask you to appoint any
particular person, but just give us some hon
sober upright man.
Very Respectfully,
c. G.. Cruickshank, M. D.
Chairman Finance Commit
tee 34th Legislative Assem-
bly,. Asst Surgeon Ist
Territorial Volunteer Infan-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-02-11
STATECAPITOL.
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union'N Service
FILE LIQUOR AFFiDAvITs.

Town Of ESQ Population Takes jan
uary Wet Record.
Denver.-Reports filed with the Sec
retary of state show that the commGn
carriers in Colorado made sixty-six
shipments of liquors into the state in
January. OF these the largest num-
ber went to Grover, town with q
population of $50 in Weld county, the
Oldest dry" county in the state.
twenty-five shipments were received
by residents of Grover.
Cheyenne sent the most shipments
into the state and Kansas City the
second largest number. The small
towns ordered more than the larger
towns and cities.
Denver received ten, Pueblo three.
Fort Morgan six, La Junta eight, Lud-
low three, Canon City two. Timnath
one, Kersey two. Merino six, Vona and
Longmont one each. Many agents re-
ported that there were no shipments
at all received at their stations. In
only one instance were the quantities
of the shipments specified. At Ker-
sey one man received five gallons of
whisky and another received one gal
Ion. The law does not require the
quantities to be reported to the secre-
tary of state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-02-11
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