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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22

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mebr seiprnneu. als oisia psrlOren
bate.
1inp bDrte Der 1iifanten @e.
T6i9te nit GubsrIt semiIdten @ss
Iiiblen gu. Ginsrlsils fiiblte er fd
our6 pie 9iIfs.siIiuns or beioen Don
iGperem Druid beireit, anoerlei!s
perbrrb es ibn Tari, bab Giap nit
pieIem pilbiremoen gienIten gs'
meinIum .pioer feintn &si4tlinn Su
Jeloe seSo9en tpar.
9as perlpiinIbts Seul Mo6te es
Der SsufeI bolen! - gn, nber ole
, Souptia1s: G: tntis iein 0elo pies
Der, unb iie fonnten nun nad pas
lermo.
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uls mG9lif bieIen pro6tprt perlnls
ien," ia9te WiaD 6 4teno, aIs bsis
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Ru6s selegt batten. pSos erIebnis
prn 9eute morg(n III mir in Die &no'
den 9sinbren."
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Elm Grlebnis," ent5sgnete GiIIp,
,oenn i'd babe Did beuts bon elmer
gang nepen Ssils iennsn 9sIerut."
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oinenprsoiet!
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Der aisbe. 9nrous ertlari iid olsin
mstn ausseiproteues qed i'm Ssu."
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pieOer umaeteGrt toiro." ia9te Nilp
in einem eigentimlid iparnsubsn
5on, ben er nr9 1is bel ibr esbOrt
batte. .0iesmal p'rssbs i'd Dir bsi'
nen Jrepel, aber nun tsins Siinos
mebr lpioer ben btiIissn 9siit unirer
9emsinidait! Genn Ionft miibte i'd
bid fir linen 6aratisrloisn Wldnn
balten, uuS Elm 6arallsrIofer Wlann
- na, oas III fir mid iiberbaupt
tein Manu. Seosnfalls i0nnte Der ME
i'm 9eten = nsin Mnnn blsibsn!"
WiaD gIaubte niHt "eGt gu b6ren.
ober lie botts Die WOrts ioirtIi9 ses
iproasu. llnO isbt I0idis iie bic
6lamms. brebts ii9 nui bic Gbtrsr'
ieits uuO iput I'M 9unbamorsbsn tin'
9eidIafen.
8ilp lag total pst5Iifft in fsis
nen aiiIsn. Gr mndis Elm Oerboisn
lGridtes Gsii6t. gym GIiid tonnts
man IS i'm 9unteIn uidt isben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
Die Sentobureer Sdladt.

.glIs Die R6msr fred gsporben. so'
gen iie" pis s5 in bem bstann'sn
Nieos bieB, .na9 9euiIdIuuos Ror'
Osn". Ratiirlih tountsn lie oiss niat
tuu, olns einsn 9sRsral babel 81
Babsn, unp oarula CAB Der aaiier
4ugultus ibnsn ben 9arus NIT. Der
6sreits ben Ulilitdroisniturben beinb.
9Qs nun Qrmtaius zines Sasss in
Der 3situng lns. onb orsi 2ssionsn
.bsburs sroberer uebunssn i'm Gss
ldnbe" nab Dem Rbsins 5pssn ba
ipraHg er nit slnsm abuunsspolIeH
.aba!" nuf uno elite gu isiren
Jreunbsu, biz giabs auf ibren ga'
renislsn logsn un0 ibm luitig ibre
Sumpsn entgsgsni6panseu.
rSomm, 9rubei, trint mit!" ries
fen iis ibm gu, bod armiHius Dsrisss
ts: .Riats Ou, lest 1T ieine 3sit
gum Srintsa. CAPT uns erit bic HOs
mer aus Dem Gaups iagsn, ionIt ton.
nsn mir tein Yiob msbr in @uhe irins
ter.
Jiit einsm 5eftissH r9Onnsrpsts
ter" iprdng Die san3s Geieuidait
auf. Damn bObsn iis ibre 9umpsn
in Die !o6bs unO risfsn: .armiHius
ioa Isben! Surra5!" unb tran.en
aug. Suriig siIien Fs onpon BON
otamm gu Stnmm. iiberua rufsnb:
Die R0mer iommsn. - hno iibsraa
tlans itnen bic gIntport: .Nsrit's
'naus!"
s5n turosr 3sit mar bi. beutI6e
2ancipehr siHbsrrlsn; balb itnno Der
oeuif9e 5esrbnnn in eutsn @srit,den
i'm Seutpburoer WaIos. glu4 ole
G0mer IieBen ni6t lonss ouf ii9 lpars
ten, uno nun banO.lis es fi9 um
bic bstanHte 5ruse: rWsr bat bid,
Ou i96ner @aI02" aber bi, Gers
mdnen moateu penis llmitGnbs; iie
iangen: Sic iolen Jpn ni6i babsn!l~
unO parfen Steine, gSieile unb Wurfs
fpcere fIoeen Dol obsn bsrab auf bic
H0mer, bic in ben bonn &eaen aufs
GelpeiGten @alSbrben ibrsn sanssn
Drill periorsn.
2lIs Die 8srmansn genug eeipprfen
9atten, erI9oa bas apmmanoo:
SALT Dos Gspebr, mori9. mariGi"
uno nit 6stduGenDem .Surrab!"
tnnntsn bic Souisn bes Qrminius in
Gle sclidisisH 2ssionsn, bi. germ.
ausserihen pdren, fpsnn es nur in
oem Dnloe rsat ssganssn ipdr.
8drus Io9 bem Ding niGt Innse
jui oeun peuiionisrt mare .r bed
gepcrben. n5uiid iino mir sinmaI",
la9te er bIaIiert, .oIio S9IuB!" risf
sr Inut uno itur5ter f4 in isin
Sdpert.
Die Siessr absr iGuberten Den
DaIO. unO pdbgnb in Rom tie
Sammer itiirmifds Gibunsed belt
ii6er Peu6iloune bon aesionen,
idnangen bic gsrmanen in ibren
WdIoern untsr Dem fr0bli9en 9sicng
Der ~Du9t am Hhsin1 unb bes Deli
Dir i'm Sise,-,rnnS' ibre polIen
5umpen; bic einsn bsiiimmisn ben
p!ob fur oas ipitne Ssrmannsbsnts
nal, anosre griinossn einsn arisaers
berein. unb elmer, Ter Don ben RD,
mern sinis, luteiniids Yroden aufgss
I1noppt hatts msints: ergo biba-
mus!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
Die MatltnpIaes.
Giue sorss ber Qdmwfsr AMI bem wth.
Iidjen QritDsfAaupIst.

Die stampfsr 1uf bem fpeltli&sn
strieasidauplnb tlagea nod tpis Dor
iiber bic asgipntn BON Rdtten, oensn
lie iid mi1i gu sripetrsn psrna0esn
3obIlos iino bic 0erfabe bis 5ur Hs.
tGmpfuna Der Raitenplrgs untsrnom,
mti, ,purben, unb on liies ni4ts Mtg
IL, bot man in 5ranirr'f, iogdr fhon
oi. @fno,mis Der DiTmi9uften nit
Der Griinbung zines EdttsnbeiGmps
Funasmittels beauftrnst. Die Rditen
iuden nit @crIisbs bic SHiibsnsrd'
bsn auf. Wis cine Jdni1rift In elmer
gdpredIung Der Ratttn i'm arisSs.
oebiet ousIiibri. bot man Is TN 1eIDt
Defenders NIT Der Wanoerrotts (Wlus
bseumanus) 5u tun, Die I'D; oft ipsii
bon oen Sriittafien entfsrrt une
i6neIl in ben Observation-Disclosures
uno iel6ii in 3ieInii9 abifits gsIesss
nsn S9iibengrabsn leimiit lpiro
g.ionbers i'm Minter iislIsn bic Wdn.
berraiten iid an Der itpnt Elm. bu iir
3u penis Qabruns i'm Jreisn iinbsn
uuS in ben gnuip,rien Der Wtni4sn
ibrsn Sunssr gu itilIsa boffsn. Dor,
nm mub man IN lsosr @rabenfsllung
gIei9 pon 2lnbeginu NIT nlItr Gnsrs
ale gegsn bic 2aitsn rorgsbsn. Dtnn
iie ribisn miiuatsr utter Uorr6ten
aIsr ari srpbsn Shatsn an; 10 bas
ben lie Is a. v. bsirnusIs auf Gsssn.
ftdnos aus G9nsinsltoer, ME Gdts
tslsurte ufp. nbssisbcn. Disfs Wois
Iisbs fir 9sb,r itelt ii9 aasrpiuss
nur in sinSslusn GdIsa Gin. lam ab.r
bnnn gu iebr uHanssntSntn Yddd'
bieunsen fiibren, iptsha!b oas 4tbere
material mtiii 70 Ho@ tpie m5ghd
aaissbanst pirb. ar5 bdbsn ss Die
Rnitsn Mot nur nuf o.e ssip0bnli4,n
Pnbrungsmittel, ionbern felbii an!
bic fog. eifrnsn Rniionen abstisbsH
bic barum an belien ltsis uuier YIsSh,
Dsri6Iub gsbaltsu fp::aen.
Rad 5abIr,iGm 9.riGisn aus benz
Jelb. MAIDEN bic 9aiten iia aud Da.
burd unanesnsbm bsmsribnr, bdB iis
in Die 9isisn uno 5olSndnos Der I'm
terfidnos a6aer ireiisa mb iid 10
btirnotre 3ue6ngs Don siHem Sia'
teni9iiem in 0as ano're psriGaiftn.
gsionbersn 3orn srresi Ole Wanb,r-
rate 6ei ben So!baisa oft bura o,t
Rubsitorungen, bic Ee ptruriahi
Selbii Gin nbgsbariertsr Gris9er, Der
ali bic ndftii9m GsrGnite bee 5tr,
umIaufsns. 3rnbsHs, T1g,ns une
Quietsns mo aud on 6as lauit Os.
potter burd bas limtpsrfm BON
gIsdbiiaien ssIp0bnt ii, usrIItrt Ole
gsouIe. tpsnn er 3. q. pI6blip ba'
bur9 srtud4t, bab cine Idiuere Halie
ii4 auf ibn geisst Dot. Die 9aup,
ablpebrmobreseIn essen Ole Ratisn.
pIas. i'm Gsloe befiebt in Der yattsn.
ii4eren auibspabruns allsr in Ses
tradt iommsnbsu Naleriulieu. gIubsr.
Dem iperbm gut ausssbaute unlr.
itGnbe ourd 0eriduIuns nit SrIs
rattsnoi6t gsma4t. I'm Die .Sasb.
Iuf" Der Solbaien gu ern5bsu, puros
AUDI in b.ion0srs boa Raiisn bsiuta'
ten G.ssHom fiir iece erlssis Rans
cine pr6mit pon 10 Gis.. nnsssltBi.
Rad ben in ben Seaii9tn St,ann,
gen ssmaAien erfabrunsen tonnts
man duf bieIe Wsiis ne Ratt,nplns,
auf siH minimum Surui'iibren. Die
Jransoisn Dtripsnbsu defenders brsi.
iierts Ratisn6unbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

or terms Of such retiring commissioner or
ANY vacancy in said commission caused bv
death resignation or otherwise shall be filled
bv the MAYOR with the approval ~ the Citv
Council Tor the uneypired term OF such re-
firing commisslouer.
SECTION lob. The civil service commits
sion shall make such rules and regulations
FOR the proper conduct Of its business as It
shall find necessary and e0Dedlent and shan
secretary 20 said commission who shall be
paid bv the city ~ a salary fixed bv the
Citv Council. and whose duties shall be de-
teTmined by said commission
The said commission among other things
shall provide for the classification Of tfe
empioves q tho fire and police departments
of the CITY Of I'd Pasc eligible 20 civil serv-
icr- said com mission shall also make such
provisions as j. shall deem eNnedieut Tor
competitive and free eNaniination as 70 the
fitness in regard 70 said classified service Tor
the eligible list from which vacancies shall
Hc III led for s period - not Jess than twelve
months probation before being placed upou
the classified list Of auroiutoes srl empicve7
-fud after being placed on said classified list
aHt promotion must be based on merit cN-
perieHce and record
ments 81 the civ of IT Paso who NAV At
the time 81 the sdoUtion Of this article have
much ono wear shall retain their resDac-
tive positions and lie placed on the classified
lis hv said commission
sEcTI2S loe Any eEm0l ,.'.,. Of The siyil
NAV be SUSPENDED lN inc inaFor or inlIue-
Giate head Of the department under which
shall cease the officer making the order
of suspension shall forthwith file with the
s-lspe iiSi'n ana JUS reasons ther icr- within
ten davs after such suspension the emDlove
50 suspended NAV II he desires file an an
an inquiry within ten daVs thereafter and
said commission shall make "a decision within
lels e-F5 aIler the nearing as TO "het her o.
not the emplove shall be permanently dis
missed from the service Of the CITY or r.
instated in his employment An such hear
inEs shall be public and conducted under
such rules and regulations a. the commission
shall make The decision Of the commission
shall be final In order 10 perfect the appeal
as hereinbefOre provided. IL shall only be
necessary for said suspended emplove 10 file
q written statement showing in what de-
uartnent he was employed. when and for
what he was suspended and a statement Nv
him DENYING she truth Of the matters
charged ia the statement OF the officer 50
susDendiuC him and that he desires an an
ltal from the decision Of said suspendiug
ofilcer- which statement shall be signed and
2 y orn 20 bv the emDlove suspended. Ia
All hearings on appeal from order Of sus-
pension DF The civil service commission. ths
Q Judgment Of ths officer susuending the eIu-
DlOye shall be presumed TO be correct and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

excused after making a few remarks.
but that he considered IL an honor TO
speak TO such "A gathering of loyal
Republicans. Ambassador Bacon was
introduced bv Horace 3 Stevens. and
was accompanied from the Hotel Paso
del Norte by Mr. Stevens and secretary
". H. Case. Dir. Case told the members
Of the difficulties which he had en-
Countered IN looking for Mr.. Bacon. but
tl.at he had wired all prominent Re
publican clubs of Texas to look out for
Mr. Bacon The latter continued on his
journey east "Wednesday
Headquarters Are Planned.
The meeting was called TO order by
T. t. stuart a report was rendered by
Cd committee "a no were appointed Tor
the purpose Of selecting future head
quarters of the club in preparation for
the campaign OF the next three weeks
The committee stated that they had Sc
cured site IN the Coles building at
oregon and san Antonio streets. which
was formerly the quarters of the City
and County Democratic club. mt the rate
Of 500 a month. On motion il was
agreed that the site be taken over b.
the club for the next six months
l. l. Robinson. candidate for county
attorney. and j. g. Rous. ir-. candidate
for assessor on the Republican ticket.
made brief talks in which they urged
that the different precinct committee
men get together and devise plans for
the campaign
a great many republicans in this city
said Mr- Robertson. And 7 think that
We should solicit their support as We
are out TO win this election The COM
mitteemen in the different precincts
should get together and work for the
good OF the club. and ] am sure that
Just as soon as we show the local Re
publicans what kind Of an organization
we have. they viii not hesitate 10 join
us"
Must Prove Strength.
Mr.. Stuart stated that he thought
that all the members OF tho club needed
TO do was 70 satisfy the Fl Paso Re
publlcans of the strength CT the orGani-
zatiOn and then the membership would
increase rapidly. on motion. secretary /
J. 4. Rous. jr. Of the club. was author
lied to canvass the room for new mem
beTs OF the club. seven being signed 7
NJ in this manner The new members
are " y Miner. 4. Lund Fl. 4. Tav-
r Hillebrand and ". L. Hutchins- Sec
rotary Case reported at the meeting
that A total or $50 had been collected
by himself and Charles Stevens Tues
day afternoon after an hours work. 4
The present amount in the treasury OF Z
the club is about $40, according to sec
retary Case.
In answer TO the question OF 4 mem !
her Of the club 10 why the Hughes 3
Fairbanks and the county Republican }
clubs did not consolidate. secretary {
Case stated that while some OF the
voters Of the county would vote the 4
Democratic ticket. they would not vote {
for Wilson. and he desired 20 have Il Z
known that The Hughes Fairbanks club
mem hers wanted 10 elect their two men
even If they did not elect snv one else.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

the burden shan be upon the suspended en-
Dloye 20 show that said suspension was
SECTION 18d- That after the adoption
or tnis amendment all Tacanctes IN the fire
or police departments in the CITY Of r Pas1
shall be filled hv the mayor and CITY Coun-
hv this commission for appointr9eTit 10 nj
SECTION Zoe That the chairman OF the
police and fire denartments shall be a mem
Ter o. said commission without a vote and
only in an advisory capacity. IL being the
intention TO vest in said commission mi!
power 10 determine who shall comDose the
Of The Citv OF Fl Paso. Teas
SECTION ief As 10 officers and emDf0ves
~ the CITY not placed under this commission
the present charter shall remain i'm fun force
dl,- eIl.el rs 70 aucn 1pnointrneIt- removal
etc. unloTs amended al this or some subse-
Amend Section Isl 50 as TO hereafter read
SECTION Isl. Everv ordinance IMPOSING
any penalty tlnc Imprisonment or forfeiture
tho passage thereof be published once i'm the
,illeltl PAM i.lll tne proof OF such pub
toaiion ov tnr printer or Dubisher ot such
newspaper taken before any officer author
lg.L 70 1nnilnlster oatil- and nled with the
such publication shall be conclusive evidence
iu al courts OF the publication anu promuI-
N-liYli 'L N eIllnanceS- prov iced such or
tonanges snali Do, presumed 70 have been 50
published until the contrary Is shown.
Amend Section l9l so as TO hereafter read
SECTION 1sl. The Mayor OF the CITY Of
Fl Paso shall receive a salary OF $500 %
Der annurn. PAYABLE in monthly miscellaneous
o. him under the charter and ordinances OF
the CITY. and shall devote all Of his time to
the services Of the Citv- each alderman shall
receive d salary Of $500. 90 Der anuuni. nav
able IN monthly installmsnts. in full salts
faction for all services required of him under
shall de.ots not less than six hours a dsv
exclusively 10 the services Of the City Of Fl
IT the first meeting in January Of each
ana every year ending in an odd number or
as soon thereafter practicable. the City
council snail fix by ordinance the comDen- {
% be NAT frt all off
ane emDloyes FOR the ensuing two years and
such comDensatlon SO fixed shan not be In
creased or diminished during the term for
which such officer was elected or appointed
This resolution is a substitute for resolu-
September 1916
Passed ana approved this 18th day Of Oc- /
toher. A 1876.
Tom Lea
Mayor
81. j. bav son.
CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Legal Notices.

Resolution or THE INTENTION or
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PASO. TEXAS
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the CITY OF II PasO that WHEREAS. l.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

may bv ordinance combine duties and offices
Of meter inspector and plumbing Inspector
engineer and such other officers aud agents
a. by ordinance shall be made elective bv
the CITY Council: provided that whenever
in the Judgment OF the CITY Council the
uuhlic interest viii be subserved thereby the
office OF assessor and collector Of tsSes nav
De divided and thereafter there shall he
elected an assessor Of taxes and collector
% taxes. whose duties powers ana cor1plr-
sation. respectively shall be fixed bv the
90 Council as provided by this act Every
a. appointed by the MAYOR shall within
mon the discharge or his duties and I'm de-
ieult thereof bis Office shall D. deemed va
tho case NAV be shall proceed % fili the
llc ~ q new election o. appointment The
.-@E'r S.l1'i opolnt ne clerk Of tlo CORPORA
ol Lnf board of health aud such other Off
"r n-- ordinance NAV he ordained to he ap-
-...I- Pr va, 70 suspend without nav Or
~ eiIlear Or agent appointed BY
-iiloNee nc sla.l ne = reasons therefor with
ih- ciiF -.,rt for the Inspection o. the public.
the right 70 suspend from office for not more
fIlu thirty DAYS with without nav any
~ sppoiItite- eNcentlnE aidsr1nen- but in all
suen cases ne snail suspend BY written order.
clerk and shall be presented 70 the Citv
council At the first meeting thereof. IN which
niu thereto. together with his recom1nenda-
tons % The Council in the premises
PROVIDED however. that the mem bers u
TIE polite and fire deDaartments OF the CITY
ot II PaSo. Texas shall not after the pas
SAGE OF this amendment be appointed. cx-
ceuL IS hereinafter stated. DISCHARGED By
me maY or but shall be under the control
and supervision Of the civil service commits
sion for the police and fire departments here
IN created
SECTIoN 1Os- There is hereby established
civil service fire and police commission. {
which shall consist or three persons resident ]
citizens Of the CITY Of Il Paso. who shall &
have resided in said citv for period OF more /
than three years Immediately after this I
thereafter as practicable. the MAYOR. with I
the approval Of the City Council shall ap- /
T-pi1t three civil service commissioners who /!
sllail serve without CONDENSATION their term 4
OF cfflce shall De for a period Of Two years /
provided commissioners first appointed after ]
This amendment goes into effect shall hold /
as follows one shall serve Tor a period Of /
one year and the other two FOR two years. !
fneir terms 10 be decided bV lot Immediately /
after they shall have qualified. that there 2
after the mayor with the approval % tie .
CITY Council shall I'll the vacancy or va (
cercles caused by the expiration Of the term
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
NO STOMACH PAIN.
GAS. INDIGESTION
IN FIVE MINUTES
'Pape's Diapepsin" is the
only real stomach regu-
lator known.

Really does" put had stomschs IN
ORDER really does overcome indiEes-
ton, dyspepsia. gas, heartburn and
sourness in five minutes-that-just
that-makes Pape's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator in the
world II what you eat ferments into
stubborn Jumps. you belch gas and
eructate sour, undigested food and acid;
head is dizzy and aches. breath foul;
tongue coated; your insides filled with
bile and indiEestible waste. remember
the moment "Pape's Diapepsin" comes
in contact with the stomach all such
distress vanishes. It's truly astonish-
ing-almost marvellous. and the JOY is
its harmlessness
A large fifty-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsin viii give YOU hundred
dollars worth OF satisfaction OF your
druggist hands you your money back
Its worth its weight in gold TO men
and women who can't get their stom-
achs regulated II belongs in your
home-should always be kept handy
In case OF a sick, sour. upset stomach
during the day or at night It's the
quickest. surest and most harmless
stomach regulator in the world-Ad-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Ell PASO HERALD

tel YOU about that" said Mr. Bacon.
President Wilson has gone SO far as
virtually TO say in 50 many words that
II be was elected il meant peace for
the world. and If Hughes was elected IL
would mean war. Could anything be
more monstrous than that2 Let me tell
GU OF issues that are paramount in the
minds OF the public today.
Paramount issues.
First, there is the issue OF foreign
relations, and something which ] ann
very familiar with, as I have spent
many years abroad as the representa-
tive Of this country 10 Europe. Second.
there Is the state of preparedness. OF
uUprcparcdness of the military situ-
alton Of the country. In the state Of
New York We have been campaigning
for some time FOR universal military
service, Which ] believe Is OF the great
est importance in ma king a nation We
DO not think III common. we do not
think as a nation, we have not the
thought of a nation, and you all know
the vital issues that viii come after the
" ar IS over in Europe Are we going
10 leave this TO the Democratic party
Time 10 Wake Up
Mr- Bacon told of his personal expert
cuces while at the front with the
French and British armies during the
two years struggle in Europe and
stated that no one can really appreciate
the great agony OF those countries at
war until they see IL. The time is COM
ing when America has 10 wake up said
Mr- Bacon We are asleep. the hour is
at hand. Lord Roberts. the great Eng
lishman told London before the pres
ent war Wake up England. wake up.
the time has come. We have national
problems. internal and external. and are
we going 10 leave them to the Demo
cratic party TO sOlve2 No, a thousand
times no.
As he was expecting a long distance
telephone call from massachusetts. Tor
ner amba ssador Bacon asked that he he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
WONT BUILD BIG HOTEL
If WILSON IS REELECTED

COI0radO SpTIngE- I0IO, Oct. u
Announcement was made today by the
BroadmOor Land and Hotel company.
which has made plans for a S2.u00.oGo
resort hotel az Brolduoor. a suburb.
that the company has deferred building
operations pending the outcome OF the
election.
Officials state that they would not
be interested boz spending such a large
sum OF money iu the event Of the re-
election OF president Wilson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
DEMOCRATS CAN'T SOLVE NATIONS
PROBLEMS. DECLARES ROBT. BACON
Former Assistant Secretary of State and Ambassador Says
Republicans Are Going to Put It Over Next Month
Local Hughes Club Has Enthusiastic
Headquarters Are Secured.

" HAT the Democratic concession has
lasted long enough and that the
Republicans are going TO put 1t
over on Nov. :, in The presidential
election, was the statement Of former
ambassador 10 France and former assist
ant secretary Of state Robert Bacon.
who addressed the Hughes Fairbanks
club Tuesday night in the 3ith district
court room.
Mr. Bacon arrived in the city Tuesday
morning and stated that he did nos in
fend TO speak. but was found at his
hotel by his old friend. Horace e Stev-
ems and ". IT. Case. secretary or the
County Republican club. and urged to
make a few remarks
Brings Good TidinEs.
y Recently ] was IN Chicago and New
York and bring you message of good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
SAYS CAPITALISTS WOULD
PHI NGE L = INTO WAR

Pasadena. Calf. oct. 1S-AIIan T..
BENSON Socialist nominee FOR presi-
dent declared at 2 meeting here Tues
day night THAT the draft law preSf-
dent Wilson signed and our unparal-
leled military appropriations have hut
one purpose. and that is the holding
OF foreign trade European capitalists
lost
All nations OF Europe viii combine
against us at the end Of tho war to
get IL back Why should American
capitalists he permitted to plunge the
nation into war when Americas true