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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
Wall Street, Mind Reader.

Wall Street, which does little mind reading on the
side as first aid to successful stock manipulation pre-
dicted early last Monday that president Wilson
would avoid with Mexico if it could possibly be
done with semblance Of grace and that Cen CarTanza
would yield to the demands of the United States
Consequently, while Mexican shares have been bit
wobby the list generally has refused to yield greatly
the bear;sh influence Of the Mexican situation In
plain English Wall street sat tight and refused to get
scared.
Now we see that Wall street was at least partly
right. Carrsnza has backed down from an impossible
position and has ordered the surrender Of the q Ae
can prisoners who had been held in the Chihuahua penl
Tertiary since the CarTiZal battle
It remains to be seen whether president Wilson is
90 desrous Of peace as make concessions to Caanza
We shall see whether the stock traders have again
guessed right. It's gift this faculty Of reading other
peoples minds far enough in advance Of events as TO be
able to make money thereby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Militamen Will lose s1,5O0.O00 in
wages weekly on account Of the call
10 arms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

When the great smelters at FL Paso and Douglas
have so much they scarcely treat It ALL Won
der the mining region Of the southwest is prosper
Gus than ever before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

What happens nearest home is the big news. Dan
ger Of with Mexico makes very good reading, but
when cotton goes up another cent east Texas papers
get out the big type.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

A fIivver Is something to crawl under and hammer
on when you see a man whom you owe s1o-that IS, If
Won see him first.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Our mothers taught u.s. tOdders, to learn to write
on slate Our toddlers learn by pecng out the let
tiers on daddys typewriter, proving again that times
and methods change and that the new ways usually
best.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

II good wOman's price is above
rubiss- by isn't a good husband worth
$. 0de, Co02
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

M Joseph Tumulty 10 announce once
more that the AIexicans have COM
Iitseo no atrocities. and that there is
really no occasion for any one to be
annoyed at them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Young Orpet doubtless wishes he had paid more at
tenton to his books and less to his correspondence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
Truth
VI Than Poetry
And They Went

BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

After the Chicago incident. the pro-
gress-ves had nowhere 10 go but out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

DEAR hR- kABlesUE<
SHOULD 7 JlCT A FlANcE
THAT Z HAZE BEEN GoINF
AROUND WITH FOR EIGHT
YEARS.;
NV
YES. IF NOO WANT TO.-BUT
I THINK AFTER ElqEI YEARS,
HE'S EMITTED TWO
WEEKS NOnCE!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Says the Public Health Service: "a
cold hath every morning is .he best
complexion remedy" We prefer
freckles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Just in case you forget your Overcoat
mer.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10

In the District Court OF the Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Of the state OF New Mexico. within
and for the County Of chayes.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PIlnIlC LAND SALE

office Of lie Coininissioner Of Public lafdt,
Santa re, 81. nj. IdiOafy %. 1910
Notice is hereby given that ptitsuaht %
the provisions 81 an Act Of Congress ~.
proved June 20, 1910, the laws Of The State
of New Mexico. and the rules and rcGnia-
tons OF the State Land Office the Commits
sioner Of Public Lands viii offer at public
sale, to the highest bidder at ten O'Clock
a. NJ on Tuesday, April 2i, 1915, 90 the
town Of Roswell County Of Of Chavcs, State
OF New Mexico. IN front Of the court house
therein, the following described tract ot
Lots j. 2. NWl, sHNEH sec. 2, SEA
Sec II, SkSEH Sec n, NW5zNEM, SW}4,
NNVMSEM, SHSEM Sec. Is. Ma, seq SEC.
"a, r. IS, =. 29E, SWz Sec. 2 VIZ, seq Sec ~
IA. VIZ, WHEH Sec %, WHEH Sec. g,
VIZ, WEI, NEjzNEH, SEMSEt4 Sec Is,
ENEIz Sec. n, EH Sec, 81, "a, SWN Sec.
IS, all Of Sec g, 2 IS, Il ZOE, 81. S.tzNWgA.
6. NEN Sec. B. NWN 81 Sec, 9, o. S.. X.
3OE, NIzSEH, Sec. 1e, SEN, NzSWa Sec,
20, lot 4, SEMSW5z, SEA Set. 80, hkj4, El1
NWH Sec. s., NJ Sec. q, Ma secs.2
SEE. is 4 *, 4 SOC, sWa SEE. q, N5SNSig
Nwll Sec. Is. MEX sec. IL. an Of Sec. rs
T. IS. X. 3oE, con tanning i0fls@ acres
The improvements on this land consist
Of two wells and tanks, windmill and fcnc-
ing, value 81 $50 No bid will be accepted
for less than Five Dollars ($5.0O per acre,
which is the appraised value thereof, and
ia addition thereto the successful bidder
must pay for Che improvements that exist
on the land at their appraised value
The above sale Of lands will be subject
70 the following terms and conditions, viz;
The successful bidder must pay to the CdnJ
missioner OF PuJlir Laids or, his nkctt
holsing said saliS ole tenth OF the price Of.
Tered by hiir ior the i4ld; per cent in
terest IN ad re fo- the balarcc 81 sueh
price; the leesh ,tTfSdvergiseme aad az.
praisement and an OF said amount must
be deposited in cash or certified exchange
at the time Of sale, and which said amount
and all Of it is subject to forfeiture to the
State Of New Mexico il the successful bid
der does not execute contract within
thirty days after It has been mailed to HIM
/ by the State Land Office, eaid CONTRACT Is
provide for tile ba5meit OF the bqlanee 81
| the purchase price OF said tract OF laat III
thirty equal annual installments, with in.
tcrest on all deferred payments at the RITE
Of four per cent per annum in advance, pay.
ments and interest due on October lat ~
each year, and such other conditions, ID Ei.
cations, reservations and terms as may lie
required by Law.
The Commissioner OF Public Lands, OF
his agent holding such sale. reserves the
right to reject amy and all bids offered at
said sale. Possession under contract OF
i sale for the above described tract will BE
4 given within thirty days after date OF sale.
Witness my hand and the official seal "A
the State Land Office, this 18th dag 81
| January, 1915, Al u
ROBf. T. ERvEIN
Commissioner OF Public Lands
1 First Publication Feb. 4, 1916
Last Publication April 7, 1916.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10

Commissioner OF Public Lands
First Publication Feb. T., 1916
Last Publication April 7, 1916
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10

80 evorv ptrchcIc a.
Starcl- Pianas, We give f., ,
mnsio isssons, in ore
the best known schools 81
Chicago. These lessons ~ 4
can take IN ,'oar csvn hc1ni
by mail. This ropreseH =
one years free instruct,
-, d.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10
NOTICE OF Sun

In the District Court ofthe Fifth Judicial Dis.
trici Of the state OF New Mexico. within
and for the County Of chayes.
il. a. Roberts Plaintirl In the District Court.
G. D. Myers and Hester No. 1896
A Myers His vifc. Chaves County. New
Defendants. Mexico,
To G. D. Myers and Hester A. Myers. his wife,
defendants in the above entitled action:
You win take notice thata suit has been alad
against you IN the District Court Of the fifth
Judicial District Of the state OF Nav Metieo
within and for chaves County. Ia which n A.
Robertsis plaintiff andG D. Myers and Tester
a. Myers,his wife, are defendants, and nun,
bered s5oc on the ciyifdoehet OF said court.
You are hereby notined that the general OBJ
jeets OF said suit are asfollowa:
10 collect the payment Of note for ss300t
and mortgage securing the same on the Noyeh-
vest quarter ~ OF section tw entytwo (ee) IA
township SIX 90 South Of Range Thlrtytwo
(ss) East OF the n. NJ Meridian IN chEfes
County. New Mexico.
You are furthernotifyed that Il you fail 70
appear and answer or plead IN this cause on Or
before the 18th day Of April. A D.. 1915, Judge,
ment hy default win DO rendered agaiust you
10 this suit and the allegations in plaintiffs
complaint win be takenas confessed by You.
o. o. Askrenis the attorney for the plaiatif,
ana his business address is Roswell New
Mexico.
witness rny hand aud the seal ofsaid court.
at Roswell. New Mexico. on this the srd day Of
March. 1916
4. r. BALLARD
lsEALi County Clerk
Ry WYLlR PARsoEs,
Deputy,
March 1881.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10
NOTICE ZOE PUBLICATION.

Non CohI 015Oy
Department Of the Interior. q. s. Land
once at Fort Sumner. N NJ. Feb. Is. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that james NJ Jor-
dan, Of Mayneld, Oklahoma. wLo on April o.
1911, made Addl HID. e. No. o95oo. Tor sWl.
Sec. II, Twe 3 s.. Il. 20 B., N. IA, p. Meridian.
has FLED notice Of intention to make Final
three-year proof, to establish claim to tAo
land above described, before Dan q. SAVAGE,
U. s. Commissioner, ia bis once at kenna.
n. NJ, on the 25th day Of March, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W Sexton. George A. Graves. Manford
Ell1ns, Robert Grsham oil Of EIida. N N.
A. }. Evans. Register.
Feb. IS Mar 81.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-10
FARMERsI

Send 25c for a copy DC The
farmers Rapid Figurer and
Calculator the handiest book.
you ever saw; money back if
wanted. ~, Q. Foster, Assump-
lion, III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
GOVERNOR TELLS WHY LILLY Is UNFIT

Governor Hatfield has replied of General Ilv by
taking the stump in opposition his Governor As
was General L wish ne certainly complain at the Gov
onorS accommodating spirit but Governor get, broub
WIN him ne will wish he had nagged him revelations he is
making OF the unftness OF the Attorney office especially
the high Office 10 which he apireS Naturally Governor Hatfield
espouse the of Judge Robinson not because il i tho % ~
LETT for hun to do but between tho char
"s Oh 'h TWO men, the solid ability and qualifications
and the superfcaity and associations of the other
But Governor Hatfield has the field defense Of his o,
administration which has been Wiley aaed and vifd nv General
LILY who represents those interests which everything they
could 90 to dSedt IT. The Governor has very pat
% under the Sanderos charges that have been him.
ana 10" l ne has opened up on his raducers expect no
quarter General Lilly has been particularly keen intit, that
Judge Robinson IS Hafed and would not have his
ateld s. support he could Judge Robinson ha, said
the Attorney General would have been have had that
port and Governor Hatfield revealing statement tells why
The people who to-day vllng Governor Hatfield
jill ms speech at GaSsaway, came finance nv
campaign for United States would slpport their .,
uale Tor governor refused did 20 10 the Senate
and did would 90 bought and paid for cr, 4,
any special interests would endorsed their candidate
under any circumstances"
The campaign General Lilly has been conducting has boon ~
oil iagran abuse Of his opponent wiu misrepresentation Of fine Gin
cumstances which called him a candidate lie ba, l r
y imperative and malignant n his reflections Governor Hatfield
personally ana bis administration, administration o. which he has
proved himself 70 have been false part replying 10 tIi, abuse
Governor Hatfield tells why the candidate Of tho ,,ir ,
lf Tor public office lis specifications arc concrete Tbc bJ
be read and dIgested by every voter They arr.
for ovcd s.s p gs31's and '5 5 a9y 9Gc @gs
e proved bin unit a. s,,orra1 - an opd 70 6n ocau
case e5a5 h. @ g 20 Abe LILY d,o. back Tho
If dollars ~ % WIN nEa'ion nvolyine seny millions
5 ' eaa o. de'onnE ss o n'er,e 90 tho
ot ard i- money Hoou dc5aua,r could 10 INTO le a., ~
m e2z'a ha a. yol Atr xiv vac uaror,b, of
% protecting r .ap. Interest. turn usa, ta f. "sr sy l instead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
THE OLD ROCKING CHAIR

You MAJ talk OF the Soy o. a sw!f,-rild-
And me pleasures you ind 10 an auto
The delight Of a tro,ter and rlbber-tired
or a sleigh when King Winter puts on
Or cantcr away over fences and rocks
On a tail upny hunter pursuing TIE fa..
hui give me the ease % the old rockInE
Tho rose-fowsred erctonne Is faded and
The bacl. has been mendcd. the varnish
Is worn.
But when ram on tho pane drums n
Ana sorrowful memories haunt mo again
Or ID. Jay has been long. ana I'm weary
o. nv spirits are low. or the Riddles AR.
How sSeet to forge, all my trouble, and
In the slndiy embrace o., the old rocking
chair.
\ mother rccliucd IN lts roouincss deer
To sirg fo her babies and rock them To-
a fa,hsrS found res, at The close or the
LeanIaE back on i,s cushions 90 sof, and
And nsSSa- haired tots made believe
in which % far countrisv they jou-neyod
afOtf
50 t1e throne Of a monarch can never
In value TO me with the old rocking
> per- = each dear ono who loved g., so
seem. .et in ths battered old rocker TO
u fl. aailoysa ty hands that or, under
And hsrs Win the new ehsi-s. a.i satin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Life Insurance too often IS passed
mp" as a bother which one has no
time or inclination 10 investigate.
This frame OF mind is often found IN
the young married mamie man who
has a happy and contented family. and
usually a home PARTLY PAID FOR.
This man insures the home as
matter Of course generally, too. ar
the command of the bank from which
he borrowed the money Tor the build
ing of that home. The bank demands
protection i'm the event Of fire wipinE
out the house ON which 10 loaned. saw
s. 900 or 81 900.
You were never heard 20 remark
that fire insurance was a bother
You have seen many instances where
fire Insurance policy saved frionG
from financial disaster. and made nv
rcplaCinE OF the burned home maftcr
N course.
Now pause and consider isn't Life
Insurance even more important TO the
future wcllbcing OF your wife and
children than even fire insurance pro
tcction2
Death is inevitable. Suppose you
die with the home mortrigcd for all
or part OF the sum originally Dor
ruwod Tho wife and little ones are
helpless. They are pItcd. and your
friends refer 10 YOU as one who was
strangely neEli-Cnt OF one OF the mo. e
important duties 10 ones loved ones
70 is hard. but that wife and her babics
are torn from that home fircside and
thrown upon tho cold merCies Of tho
world just because YOU neglected TO
carry sufficient lfc Insurance to pay
OFT the mortgage No man with tho
love ~ husband and father in bis
breast would willingly bt included in
This category yet such instance arc
too often seen ON every eide
n b. not nirrardliUe Do Del moi pro.
mCditatCd Is-Ilu o. I- CARELESS.
MSS. And rho prim, purpose ,f
these Talks on Life Insurance i- 90
prevent The careless. h..dIr... hf4rt.
Ics. furr'ffuIns. that make. one con.
tent fo carr. fire insurance ON bun.
dc of sticks and bricks. while tf The
IWn time n'rIc,finE fo similarly pro.
readers. / au certain. vI.ha. LOO b.
DIH...d ono who deliberately iE.
more. IhH due. of LIfc INSURANCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

me mortgage. Then. n YOU should
dle ~ any time after the house h.
started. your family would receive Al
once the cash good, hard cash-wifh
which 10 pay off the mortgage. The
nom" would then be clear OF debt and
an your carefully thought out plans
would not miSCarry
for instance. suppose YOU are thirty
Years old and that YOUR mortgage Is
Shouu. \ Twenty Payment Life Policy
Tor $1,000 in The Mutual Life would
cost YOU $1,000. less a yearly refund
m The form OF a dividend. which. i'm
1916, D. SSH. This cost Is little more
IMAM hali the interest YOU are paving
on your mortgage. and II Won die al
any time after paying the first pre-
mum, your family can paw off that
mortgage al once. Even IL Won live
Tor many years after your mortgage
u paid Off the cash value Of tho life
insurance policy will furnish "a com
portable provision for your own old
axe. As stated. such a policy provides
Tor yearly dividends. which will con.
unue during your life. even after an
premiums are paid u also provides
Tor cash. loan, paid-up and extended
values. and has many other liberal
features. Only twenty premiums are
TO be paid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

fNc gratifying ceremony Of huruirc
fl' woffea.. .n fhs hearth fire.
So Gar NnuI plan. trr excellent. hut
r here Dbl one IN.ng moro you must DO
n uI mus. ,Huu. ou fNp possibility uf
our death occurring h,for. sou have
paid of fhr mOrfrHlr Df course. NUu
don expect f1 die for o. Ions long
fIm. Most healthy mon count on fN
iu. indefinitely SuI. 'Fuu mover can
i.'I. lf fuu hUuiI dIr. fhtn Your
homo would hr threatened. because
.. money Garner wouldn't Do There.
.uI 'hc murfHaea would be an Iuf0i
,fIN.H load fHf our family fO carry
$500 fI.r. I. one FHIue more fHu
..U.I lu. Take uuf Insurance Uu fuur
.... |Hr .u amount 900 I...f tluIf fu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
RODINSON'S PLEDGE


The only charge the opposition
makes against we-fhe rrfv ir7.
putation % cndcavors o. make. ts
that Governor Hatfeid Ia support.
ing me. 7 want 20 say 90 YOU that
J welcome Governor HatfcId'a SUP
port Just as would welcome
yours or any other mans. And
don't be deceived. Mr. LILY would
appreciate that support lust as
much az DO n he could Get o.
Bot when ny adversary says that
! am Hatfclds CANDIDATE be tells
what every man knows 90 be ur
true am no mans governor.
HIi Be the cher executive Of an
The people Of the whole state and
tnal make NY career in that g.
a'ted Office square With my whole
Nfe's oH.ctaf record. from pr0rcrut.
no attorney Of Taylor county 90
Judge % tnr supreme court 81 the
state. which z submit FOR your 90
proval. and invite the closest
SCRUTINY ~ you can frf Dol that
record rutIIfa ~ rsIdrr e..
o. word or acc which would Ird
cate tnsf could br dominated hy
ary man q vffHdraa from Che .l.
tsst'-Judge lra &. Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

West Virginia Bishop also invests the
Journalism OF the State with a new
interest. as he is a finished product
OF that profession. having been city
editor OF the Parkersburg State Journ-
al under the edito-ship OF former Gov.
ernor A. p. White. while his father.
the Rev. T. b. Hughes. vas stationed
in that city. He was also a resident
OF this city and born here. His father
occupied several pulpits in Wheeling.
and afterwards became the presiding
elder OF this district. II is a far cry
from a modest city editorship TO a
bishopric in a great church. but The
elevation is no greater than the
humble stepping stone. for the news
paper profession is a marvellous school
for a ministerially inclined young man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Canada didnt seem TO have any trou-
bic In helping Great Britain out with
money. merchandise and men. and still
increasing her hold on the American
market during the eight months OF tie
hscal year 1915. ended FebrUary. Snc
poured into this country I3t0O0. Ooo
worth Of goods during that period COM
pared with 100000 for the eight
months ended February. 1915. Mr.
Underwood. author Of the present tarifr
iniquity. says the law should remain on
the statute books until 81 has proved
itself II has, II has.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

ra'is" born fo .to ep.rrDgata .f tIa
church. and certainly mot fr1 brother.
f9r Row Mar Hughes boar. .aat fia.
''rraI rotation fp Bishop Edward
hughes chosen some years asD 400
". these four bishops were born and
ra'r'd 'o manhood I1 the confines or
"est Virginia
IH'y al came from that old pioneer
.'n.f 'ha' made West Virginia N,,h.
'I n a rDml.IIr. force Iu fH. evan.
.'.l..n1 OF IU. mountain REGIONS
r'..' made ... people strong f1r .1
.rn. rrG LOYALTY . Tho f....
and storm Of I.c civil HaI Il, nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
UNFOUNDED CLAIMS

The Democratic National Committee
through its publicity bureau has chal-
lenged the intelligence OF the thinking
reading people Of the country by claim
ing that the Democratic party mas
overcome the period OF depression aud
has placed American industry on as
feet again. Further the committee
has JUS issued a large bulletin across
the top Of which is printed IN large
letters. Democracy Brings Era OF Tn
eNampled Prosperity" Has there ever
been such a preposterous statement
made in the history OF the politics Of
the country
II is inconceiyablc that any rational
person should attempt 10 foist such
stun on the country in the face OF the
contradictory agures which are acc.s-
sible to any inquirins mind Tn, Dem
ocratS base their claims Tor the "un-
cNampicd prosperity" on the balance
OF trade now in favor OF this country.
which means the excess exports over
into eject in October. 1913. and he
excess Of exports Tor that month
amounted 20 SlaS.97GI5N. They began
70 fall from that time until tho bal.
ance OF trade in our favor was COM
plctely wiped ou' ir April. 1914. wnon
tho excess OF imports footed up Sill
ga5 cUg This ,N,..- .,,, fi,,,,5 o., a.,
crease until tho European war broke
out n August. when the tide turned
again in our favor In December.
1915. the excess Of exports was $780,
97G.ola From that time forward the
monthly balanc" of trade in our favor
steadily increased until IL reached
more than s20".oO00Co unparalleled IN
this or any other country.
our increased exports were made up
chiefly Of commodities used in war.
Durins a l2-months period prior TO
the influx Of war orders our exports
of 81 commodities necessary for main.
tcnance OF armies amounted 10 only
S505.aiS.OO0. but in the first u months
or the war the exports of these same
commodities lcaped TO the unprere-
dented sum of sl.5l5.5is. 900. The fact
that the war caused the great increase
in demand Tor our products is further
demonstrated 10y the record which
shows that our exports 20 nations at
war or adjacent nations through which
supplies we're transmitted. increased
nearly a billion dollars in the -
months period while there was no ma.
terial Increase in exports 10 all the
rest 81 the world Exports 10 Europe
we're decreasing until the war began.
In fact. our total export trade fell on
nearly S30o.0"I.uOo m the year prcced-
ing tho war. and the recovery was
entirely IN sales 70 the war zone and
chiefly in sales OF war materials.
Tho figures demonstrate two things:
first that as result OF Democratic
tarin legislation a monthly balance Of
trade in our favor was changed fo ,
balance of trade against US. thus show.
ing that instead Of other nations send.
ing their money here 10 buy the prod
uc's % American labor. We we're send
ing abroad money 10 buy The products
or foreign labor d.scouraging our own
indus'-."- and building up the indus.
tries Of foreign lands. and. second
that Do" outbreak Of the European
var created an enormous abnormal DO.
mand Tor our proIuois-a demand
cnm-ns rom lie u.-un. ~ To- .nh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

chiefly for products essential TO The
maintenance of armies. The Demo
cratic party had absolutely nothing to
do with the creating of this abnormal
market The Democrats destroyed
prosperity; the war revived II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

Now the Democratic publicity agents
ten IA that the Republicans are with
out an Issue Only a short time ago
President Wilson declared that the tariT
- the only issue We have left. Ncvor
mind the American voter can ind plenty
OF reasons FOR giving the Democratic
party rest from what has proven TO be
q task beyond Its capacity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

II President Wilson detests partisan
ism as he Trofesse to. why does he re-
fuse To rcsppont the present incumbent
Of the New York postofficc. asked Tor by
tho business interests and the entire
press Of that city,