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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

adt seiten.


&or lmaeio6r cds oocr iicbcn lSobren iogtc Der
oolaiigc Woiiberneur Auitin 8 GrotberS. Der Stunt
oltc III Scr StaOt Baltimore Gin cqeucs @cbouoe be-
tcn III pcldcnl sic pcrihieorncn bier ilntcrbaltcncr
@tdatSg glmcmr uitcracbradt perOrn fonntcu, ocill
scr 5taat 0cbe III Baltimore eocs Sohr orciBig big
pier5igtmlicio Dollars fin @ureaulictbe aiis
Sctt bot @cneral A. acmp Bartlett cillen ocspe'
siglidcn 8oriSbIaa aeniadt ser pcrib liz DOB oia
Stoos 9ouicnbeboroc un6 Ole 2eeislar i'm crnitlid
n GruGguna 5icbci Serr Bartlett befrportct DOB
iii @crbinonG nit Scr @affenboLc fiir noS plcrtc
Mili6Ne0uent ocs Stnotes eii 8urcougebdiOe errldr
let lppr0c fin bic llntcrbrnglug Der III Boltnlore m
crbottcncn 5toots 9urcallr uto 5par I'M GcdlaIts.
ibec oct 5to1t iii .Giuic Gcntrc~ @crr Bartlett
thr aus. Sab ocr Eau cines iodlen ecbalioeS unge
f66r cnc miaion Eclarg foten fpiirOc; sic jcgt 5u
he5ahlcn0e Qurcalmietbc iuiiroe bic 3nieu oiec Sn
mo Oeden, 10 ooB Sic oem Stoote eruadDlepoen jabr
ld,cn D}cbrousqabei mn in ben Scrpaltlmestoitcn
uno ir enc Mcibc bon Sobren III Den @r5obhnge1
i'll sen EilalunSfono beitcbeu mir0ci Ger @mi ciHer
gSafcu)olc alein miroc cine bobe Whlon IollarS
cripr0crn hit elmer idbrlifeit Gtr5ining bon mlioa
fcHs $4,000 20 piirnc oIo ocr 5toot beim you
cincr @oiieubaac init 9lredu Gnrdltuig ieoes Sol)r
nuqciobr $4,000 ipurcu ipcu $4,000 big $1,000 al@
sic Nlehrf0Itcn ser Geripohng eueS olden WepapocS
ucroniatagt wcrocu
gsic ocioet, ser goritag flinst gut 3H9lcid
uirOc scr 6cfe Strct bcr Die 2agc Der renen 8oleu
bolc aus Ser g9clt Qcihafit ucroen GENT oDne 3pc
cI pcrNgr bic @crrcn lpcldc 0ci 8luB an gorViano
ul0 Norb 9pcuc ousaciudbt bubcn, fciic gnnuenoulN
iucbr Ocgcu Ste Grridtimg Der Salc am 6allsiua1
haben menu 0urt cud ooS Staot @llrcoll oeS Soiucr
nel,rs lmO Sic atoimlidltciten Der Gounliiiiou tr
SiFeitbc @ctrc6e Ser Steuer GontMiiion ocr lin
folls.%eriid,arlias @onrtiiion Der 2oi6itruBcnGol
ntiiiion ljfo 10 pciter gelcgcn ien peroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

Tic Gnteitc glGdltc bcgcu cilcn fronuiIen Milndl
=ic li0dtcl ult NnIoorcn enen 1cporatfrlcoen or
ihlcBcr no io lnicil 2proou luiS EoriS hl oiis
9tbcn Derdtcn. gulgorieil babe ulr 6ricocn loFV9c
nhtl Ic Gncnte Dfotbte Dobcn aud einc Grflarilug
bcrcit iucsbal6 @goricu ocr Sric0en iuft @s bat
icncn ppcd @foscOeuien bon 5er6ieu 5uritd 81 en-
obqrn, crrebt nS cs lit n6t nit Der ibui BON Scci
Scr bciScu Gcntrulmodjtc w Ebcil gcporOcnel HeDoos
land sifre0cu; 0clclbcn bdtteu Dc bulgarhcu 0eere
0tc iducritc glrpct i'll ocm icrbiibcn Icloiuge auae
Giir0et oebabt iluO nainend III 0cn @dnpIcn init
SCH cnaliidcn uu0 iran6oliidlen Ernppcn III ono
n5c0unicn bditc sic ghgarcu groBc @erhptc crttslt
9Sir bnbcn oft oaroui 6ingcrcien, ooB bic enteie'
WP0Nie benl 2igen mi0 gcgriinoen lDrer Sugen epr
lnqcididt porgcben Die Sample III Scrben mo nodl
Su nuqcn 0ohiiis nls oaB bic SSct prrgelct pobeil
putc san ser idlmcritc Sbeil cics Gco5ges Der bon
w2odcncn crsmunqcuc llcbcranrg iber bic 3otoil bic
Girnabmc Meloroag nno 0os GorOringcn Dcs oeiitld)
1itcrrcdild,cn ScereS uod 9liidl inO Hirot, no BIC
gScrciniauna hit ocn Bulporcn tottlono, NOR lD 0ob
eS nicht Dos bnloordlc Seer ionDcrn oas englllm'
ironsGilmc seer mar, Oos III SiiD.INo5cOonien III
@ar0ortbol grobc Gcrtiltc erlitt
Sin Scporotfric0rn NIT 8ulqnrien lit Elm frontmet
gsmHh Der Gntcntenlddtc Der nd)t IN ertinmg
Qcfcr pir0 Nnlgaren Bat id) ben peiocn Gentr1l
aRdhtcn mo scr giirfci nitgcIhloiien, nm nu hrcr
5cite s blcbcn irt6 nah Dem Sfriege olird cngel
mirthdoftdcn Mnhlub dit citc brc MGdte @ortbei
ouS oar 9in0nr All 5icben Die biJgdriidc Hcgic
rna wcB oob groBc 8ortbcilc iiir ibr 2oro oarlp
licoel pcrocn oos mirtblhoitlide @toegtieO 6UiiHe
Dem arogen Central Guropn lno oen nobcn orient 81
;cn Raj 5erOn6uo luo einc Gcgcriui9 pilch 0oB
guNoricu ii, fuiit gon5 iiolirt oaItcbcn ulroc penf
tic d jcet dt cincn separotfreoc einaiieu iproen;
0chN sic Gntcntcuadjtc rro bconSers 86lnlo. mer'
0cn NuIgorcn sen aniAlB oil Oic Geptrolmndte mp
Sic Eirtci nerals ucrgebcn
SScnn 3or 6croiuoio Oh Oo8 A6iAlicBen cines 81
parotirc0cus oGtc ipirOc or dl icst idt NIT ictneul
ojeolgc iii 5crreirhiidltnaarid9en &rptqrarter be-
iniDcn
Gic gntcne atotbtc liigcn gar 81 uaei3dt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
gwpnas aans saripas.


@S Wirb hlermit sioti5 nesehsn oab Der
Wi1hur nm Sidhirdth ooit Nnliiniorc IN be
Nuudbue ciner &croronuna iir bic 9onocnr
NINA uno SmlieBnng uchtercr 1beilc oco
cjiuNRrs ,SdlIS Gdriiuun erfuht pcrbcn pro.
iuic or lest 6luii1en Der ,91ciicrn NarOlaro'
41bu@ ilih libcrih 0cigbiS@hcuc mo 5ipl'
ocrnri lpiro; nas pero. wie es bicriri ~
eroiiucn uiio 5u l@Ncken qcpinui miro, ~
~ 9lrielnen QnI oen @nrlcu IN @rdip ees
ncfmcrft holi ben GbefISrqericur Der lopooroi
pblihen NcrmciilnuSG Goruiiiion ncsctrhnct,
hom Rs. fnnunr 1916 onitrt niio rclnciiinc
qnno ric IS bierulii su coiibeunircn aeplriii
iil miro ipc iu(qi bedaticbeu
Iir auf 3nrte 59--9l--i7S9 ucSeiatc Bar
acilc bediuii nn bcr iiinwciilmitcn Seltc ncr
Rciiierdiomn ModN 05 3nn ofeii 100 iic BON
Der iiiblihiicn zciic oce C3iphnre Snils Ruri
pub nlydbihrliteu MIRO. uic CT lest pcnidb hct
an ~ agrl i9i nrierSst9neien Serorounne
Coordination hcs beiGnicr AnfnuccS. nui has
ron hcr 3ppodr1uhudleu Netmciiuioss0onunl' T.
ilon Ncr siaoi A9limnrc bennhic Spitcm ~
1476.l9 ,NG. mn ldiieu ron hd, Der ouW
fer Scitc ocs beldaier e'pnrns 6dns Qdriiuan
n ciier sur IeHlcr MI ctnein @gSins ecn
G9T2s isuF pebnreneir Qinie bic Gtredcf bon
6S4.h6 aiie pcldcr 9ppen pon etner 5chre
cirhimniitcii pirh. ne fiiolib 67' 80 22
nnii Ninic ndr0ib St'4ST IT. iucitliO i2G23
iSuf; Gnrn tn circr snr Gjnfcn nit ciucni mo-
tuis BON 0Ni 70 pebuneren ginic bic fsiredc
ron 44q4O ,sns ipelmer 9egeii non euer
Scbne nnrnfhniticu l1rb, nic iiiolin S6'--
s. 49, mcitl'd il622 Nllk iisot. bonn n
cncr 1ernncu ginic iinliG 74'-47' "" irci
liz 1881 SuB: bdun in cinsr sur enieu nit
rner Np0iie Our slN.22 Sns cchopcncn 2iric
flc Sirede bon 1887 yib, melmer Noqcii npN
so ~ AZ meliii% ian 70 Ma iieot. SarD
ia ccr oernoer ltnie iiiolih dis 1880"
~eiilh 2Nl is iSnf; onnn norp6iilid1. bon bet
iNoliMUcn gcto Nc5 Guhrns rola @dripob.
iftf Ia HcY N MOI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

98ic scr Ecuiifc Gorreipouocut' 10 beTiirhtct
oiidl cic 9icm 2)prf 5taatS 3citlne" ooB gSpporor
g9iia Dic g[ntiluosNg Gcltidlanos iuo Getcrretd)-
llugotns lie mcroca bonn g. @idra oil ornlirte teinoi
lid)c NanoelSihiife ais aregside bctrodten no pc
honOcli 0oS ben5cn miro, ocn oiplomotAdlen Strcli
nit ienen 2Groern niGt 5itn AblhhlB tonunen 81
l0iclt GuS 9lcn Porter 9ott iqgt
1ds 9fisiMeoen oes arieasciretars edrriion aus
o1ln @abinet ciu 3uget0noaiB 0Cs Grdioenten or
0e Nilitulgsacgncr un GonGrcB uic lest crbcilt
bat III oer &rciic, mo nidt im 9AtbHfln bic NntVo
lno gcseitiQt onB 4raocnt @Iion II icinen WI
ihtnoSprogroltn niht ntteeit ict. Sn ieiner Gore
iponNeu5 init Srn @iorron cpnltatirt Der 4ralloent
iei Sim lei nod oiien Gin onOcrcr aisornd ootir'
Sai al nod niht pciB ir wcldlcu %lon em5ntreten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
ner alnaifnil nea Nnnaeslenats iteIt Sic @aniIOng.

Ea6rjfontcn All ben @rangcr, bic cher Ri berbeubren
moacn ais es oocu oui ser 5toat einr egcnen Wlils
itions ino Observation-Disclosures babe 1ice Wqgta'
ten oie I'M 9rdonm Der ugtationo Secliritp Sca9iIe
sen, sic nit Dem gSorte 8otrotisnns uno ,%rcporeo.
neB" Goscn0crt trebei limo cs alio, Die nift mtpie
Len pocr rpern iic nidlt ocn gaijen Gauop IN oen
N1m0 itedcn oiirien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
@eria mlnngS'N 'Nu5cigcn.


WoTf imnrc, Z tyfbruor i0l6.
Gie Eircftorcu oef lliorpIaub Gniualtn
0ompdnu" gcbcif bicrmit Hoiii. odb cine Spc'
Slaerq'pn9 ~ b 9cT i'pafG 1'e,cs Se
iien Saae III biciein iScbrnar I'M Aiirenu Der
@onpaqnic ari ocin iecb5cbnicn 5Inr. Marp'
idno 0diunlips1bnrnl fiir ben 3ped acbalien
irer0en nitro, I'm iiir pner pcgcn cine Crib
huuq ocs glfter&npiidls bon nicrsiaiauieno
gluibeilcn 1uI enj1nnicno glnibcilc. ooer con
ercr p}inion Sonnrs nui cine Mduion iiini.
Dnn0criiauieno Nolldre 6n iiinucn rno uni
oie &eoingunpen fci6nlcben aui bic bin iolde
5m5iialinen Aiiicn iuniribirt ODER neriGuil
lUcrben olleH.
Snt glniirnae brs HirGioruns
3nmre q, Mitdcl,
(3cb0--i2, HID @eircidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
nsaat bic spinne N 0er NIicae.u-


0cil erIter Toqeu 6es GeSembcrs letter Sabres BON
cnem eughihcn 6IicGcr ou Die octiti6cu &incr ~
Slonoern bcro6geuoricn purOc peB nan nd)t. itber
oos niar iid Bcbr oniiiren io: Oh itbcr bic Sprod
fcltntib scr GnQdil0cr o0er ii6cr ibrc WcnlDctcln
ni6. 0os 6usbIot Inlitct
Sin Gfiern
81 orr flcBig 4cltiher 5olonte
Das Gfiicicr Communicating scr Gnodc SolOotcn
Dor tic.
St6 uciB lie iino Go0atcn Dos Ho iebr fIcBi1.
gir fanNcn nltig 5olSoen icbr ciocu obcr ltc hlle
lctjt piiieu ooS Der icio lit unicrc,
9ic fms febr nultig nciu &oilcroOcn abcr marllni
polc ic frcq uodte pcnu lic fam Der 6rieoc bapcl
9ttc oupoiicr
grds llBr (obcnO If GcScmOcr 1915 81 5ear
uDt (niorgcr) If 0c5cmber 1915.
SeScn Dciltihcr oloot (orocr iclootcn) ooa tonl
ucn All nucre Sittc ibcr DoS rcdtS ooer linfs, oos
9outincric Mcq, no oos Sins gcbt wollcn 1aben cll
rcdlt gnt Gngliibc @ruiie.
sic modem noch @rglonO iabrit ilno 1ubcr oa o'el
5n ciirn sScn Oas freg 1T icrtia lie tniucn nod
GcntiAlonb 8ird fobru qan5 frc, oroer 81 elen all
Ocrcn 2onoe Of ic polen.
g9clm Iic in @nglono iinO ipr molten iaOcn ioloo
25 orfs ocbcn Gin GngIii6c ioloot CT foiin ct mnB
Ieiitd iprctc ipin on oos @ortillcrc gScq wotton
I'D qioroniecr ie olc oos id bubcit bier CEDRIC.
ber
AL lcben 1T qlt Gonfen ic ob br bouic
Nddtcn c fcin nicbr tric9, abcr fonlncr mo lepcll
iic mpb
Gas Seit if bios front @toiitog ieds uBr (oboi0)
If Ge5enlbcr 1915 Su Geoinstog ed)s nbr (MoreeiD
If 0c5enlbcr 1915
0iirdj oicic 5eit man officers mo looatcr ph
ftin frco ali ooS 9putillcre S9eg mad)icn. Sc ncn
ali ooS sttc Der Sseg louen ino 6 mnB oan5 oni
feln ieiu
5ic foncn iuf mir rcd)ncn Sion'ulcn 5ic ictt 1T
oct 3cit.
9odOcu oic Gnglonoar nnOcrtbalb Sohrc geqct ole
Gethen ocfGmpt ilno ibrc Siebe gcpiirt babcit lol
ten iie Iic bagerpcc Jest grinolidl gelna feiinciL
I'M 5lt miiicn oa fcin Oelltifer 9ooot lid edcn aBt
sber tic frnen felt poterldnoides Necr lonocrn lr
z50l0nerbeerc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
gfIaasrnnas.cpmnlIiiIgn str alasl gallImere.

9iaarruuas Gpmniiiiun Der stnot Baltimore.
&dlt more. Wl D., o. Scbrnr 1916.
Nm 9ue bic ec nrseht
90 miro bicrmit qemdb ocr glbifutten s6
W iiii6 50 6 oes baltimore Sinotebnricrs be-
laint Acindcbt ooB Die 8iloiieruuqs'Gorntis
Ton oer Giaot Baltimore u1b BEN ~. Wldr6'
1916 Beginner ipirn bic nadacnnnnie GtrGBc
nit nooerncn O1dterinl 81 pilaiierN ncli su
niinierH mo neu 81 beeaeu aillc &crioncu
mn 0uTrnr1iinncn rcrocn besbulb niiqcior
oeri Griaububimeiuc iiir nlc Mrheien so
l3leu uno biee nor ncn 27. Wilr5 1910 81
becrocn Die IN irncuo elmer Qciic bic gliis
crobuug ohcr sldreiEiiip nanpcnnnnier
Girnbc poer etneS 1beiles ncrie0eu uBthie
m0tbcH nljdbicn pcrH nui oieic gScic aepllu'
itcrt nen gepi aNcri oocr Hcu beleai
Se oben eriudDnte Sitabe iil.
NrpN SiroNc bon Seoii-Str be Rnmlab.Sir
9ni gNiirnoe Der RiIdileruugs niiitcM
ncr Sinbi Baltimore
". Nrifh 0Unpiru,
@oriiset unh couiultrcrner SnBenjcur
~ Mi, Hpusien,
Sltohcn 1nAcncur.
(5e6iilL2i,2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
gsermiidJte gln5riscn.
9In bic 0nnen

Die einsiar smnle tn Der StnSi
tlnicrc Nib,Nldiien eti often. Sunpe &n.
men. 9elde bic Gle6crraherfnii nnm ben
neueiteu wlcibcbeu ercrncN uoner, iSnner
@ldiicu errclcbcr lln.rrrDt D1orpeis. Rnm,
mtingB unb 9tbcnbs Aeoueire Ghitbcn Sm
@uilIe Deqoniiene glrbeiteIt f1nnen fpdbrenb bee
llnicrridtS fnrtQeIebt iperbcn Griinoti@er
lllltcrrint i'm Gnimmrf BON NhiIierr ertDciIt
9tdbere gtrSlnitt imriftIin oher iniinblim Del
Nrt Nubers. RF 3n2. @eftsGnrntuans sGtxaEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14

GSmarb scr Gicbcnte trGHuttc ucnn rr Midlt gcraoc
pon SuIidnnen trdunte Den 9leficr @ilhelm ocr i'm
perantetc uno nit Nicdt nod cnmo nit gcbHdtcl
5dei ppr lid Sit c6ci geoenit5gt beiie9t 9alr 1T
Ser cigenr 4obn LED George % itD Ocr all gebrod1e
nct Miidgrat ei0et mo oeiien l6tonicliel lpddeit
g8eni eS cine @ergeltung giebt, wic beb mub eS Oen
G6roro 0a ntct ebt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
Baltimore CScmsterp.

QjHftau; 6nup+Giuaana North.2penne, 5piIn
upn Der &nh. Strahe.
3eurdbnippldtc 81 oerfar;cT BON S25 on
Gcltiou ~, inter inlmerpdbrcnoeer Nuffcht
500 9aun flr ctntc.be Grdher. StoileHs
free @eiiubune bcr 1apsne.
au8efneiiraben'GliGan lett oFisu.
(Nnnii0.t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-14
aLLs Al n. Mluraan II 90nO0n nnIaM, 0Mrite d. aer

slS B. AZ Wivrgnu in GOnoOn nnfan, onrtc CT, Der
cipSigc BoTioqicr scr .9loteroon" pom Sdiic 1erui
tel. NH Sent @ier bate t5 Der 2or0 @mlifc Gou0er
lieur ser s'nut bon Gu9lQO, SIM Gmpiaua ciugeul
GEN. &on0on botte 3ipnr ltid1t geaga nber cS ledtc
bod Die peibc y1Gne dui 81 leiitem egenei @otcr-
IonOc crpartc ocnieIbcu Serrn Moraa ciii ,Sub.
poNd".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
GIVE THEM \ HAND.

AIoT even excepting III" political
M conventions, the most import.
ant event OF the month IN ~.
huaucrqu. viii bee the meeting Of n"
tate far commission next Monday.
Tn, new far commission. with W, =.
Southland the new chairman. at 100
head, and Howard II Belts md
Charles \ Schcurich at his back. ma, .
before them the difficult lob Of prj.
ducinp with limited means as good n
state fair a. the best ever pulled Of;
In this state
NJ one VINO has seen Mr. Southar |
m IA" harness doubts hat ho can do
he job. especially with the experience
and hustllng powers of his well tired
associates behind MN. The state ilul
commission needs Just un" influcnu
this wear To- absolutely guarantee ~,
most complete success That is 90.
harmonious. united loyal ua ,kiug u'
the people of Albuquerque Let u.
give the COMMISSION 4 hand, @ strnu
loyai hard grpping hand They uo.I
it-and. At is an they need.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

for sac IN $50 and there were de.
iu trading icNctscs. which nur.
bci,d q. SEQ aud involved S3lOtSlt1,
against ..3i, son &t>.ii2i39 last year
Numerical, there WIS little change ~
other commercial lines defaults num
bcrug 2S4 against PISS, hut the No
biItlos were only S5t'..,,'. in com
pari.on WITT "sloIiF2I1 ~ 1915 ana
tl2.o5G.31G In ,Hli
Geographical return. analysis of the
INST quarter returns show that fail-
utcs were less numerous tina last
wear IN an of the eight d., Isious into
which the statement b. divided while
only in the western Pact. states was
there any expansion IN the amount
Involved In point OF number the best
exhibit was made by the south cen.
tran GROUP with a falling OF Of ''l
| in%solvcntios. w the three middle A..
lantiV states there Was "a contraction
II $50 ~ the south atlantic section
| ,hc decrease was 300, in the ccntrol
east IT was ist Ia New England ln>
ON the Pacific slope ~. and IN the
central western and western states
there were reductions of - and II de-
faults respectively ln respect TO TIE
liabilities the most striking improve
mcut occurred In the central cn~t
where the Indebtedness wa smaller 1y
iully S22. oo0. 000. owing TO the fact
that the aggregate last year va.
swcllcd far above normal hy a single
manufacturing suspension of unusul
size IN Indiana substantial better
mcnt was also disclosed by the stats.
tics for the middle Atlantic south A.
lantic and south central gtCups, Will,
the increase IN the western and Fa.
,ihc states were not significant,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
WHAT HAPPENED " sOLt MBt :.

~ VEVYONE hopes that tho ru-
morcd death 90 villa is fact.
- Probably among his followers
certainly among the majority of the
women who claim 10 bee his wives
thcr. viii be no trace of regret for
the passing out Of this bloody tool ut
wauton slayer whose brutal bandttrN
has discounted the best efforts at th"
best brains OF the United states n
Of Mexico 10 restore peace below the
border.
James Hopper has written q story.
published IN the Arril 18TH number
of Golfers Weekly It's title is
"What Happened at columbus
II the rumor Of Nilla death proves
untrue. II the bandit IL not dead those
who are said to favor withdra"ing
our army from Mexico regardless ct
Villas fate should be made to read
Hopper's story. nv all sources avail
able To- us here in the southwest, close
ut the scene Of the massacre. Hopper
has told the most nearly accurate.
complete story OF the columbus raid
set printed. No loyal American citi-
zen who reads hat story viii permit
81 approve the withdrawal Of u men
from Mcxi,o-unt.l villa H. dead aud
the fact is fully and finally estah-
lishcd,
tt seems a trHgI. pity thHt good
American blood should b, spent IN
'pking the lie Of such u thing ~
villa one often hears that sentiment
expressed. II Nilia II not dead u
would be even n more Z igic pity
should we fail e spend all h good
American blood tina IL absolutely me-,
essaTy To- be spent IN the business Of
killing him.
Hopper, after the manner Of able
~Ntitcrs. has leGl-i,ss -lsubiic 20 liza
It's own conclusions about WI,
Happened AZ Columbus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
GIT ~ TOCtN WITH CVt
COLONEL.

"P" -: ......'. ,.ss Of 2 o. {. I '..,
wcck solcmnly ,~ungrcgat"d
~ 90 eution and elected i've dele
gates To- the stat. convention OF Pro-
grcSsiycs H. Santa fc, 10 take place
April 18th at . D. m
The holding or /. Progressive Gems
Nention in Santa Fee Is not SURPRISING.
But that q town as wide awake a.
Gallup should be Of the rev
at,itud. of the boss bull Moose ~
amazing The boys out AT Gallup
sh0uld get In touch with oyster Bay.
~ oyster Ray these days one unself-
ish. unntraid, volunteer citizen stand
ready to sacrifice himself on the attat
81 public duty II the good of ~"
whole Republican party and the goo
Of the whole nation demand II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12
~ si>E~s I,NIIiRIS IIsu1EsT
SINCE 1877.

n TEICTLY commercial failures in
the United states during the
Hrst quarter of 1916. rs reported
Co. i, q Dun q go. number 53S1 an 4
Supplied Ju aggregate Indebtedness 4
sol ia.. 40. These figures afford %
striking contrast o. the t,alt d%ciaul'1.
INVOLVING $40. 1O3.225. m the ,orrc-
spending three months last wear whru
the effects OF the economic depression
lluscd hy tn" war were sun plainly
e, ldcnc,d IN the insolvency stdtIsi .Us
Apart from 1915. however ,hc la'cs'
rcturns disclose more rcNerscs than
300 the opening quarter OF pre-
NOUS year set this I- mot surprising
10 yiew of the fact that We steady
Slowth iu the number 90 l.fms a busl-
ness materially enhances ihr possible
ties az financial embarrassment.
Moreover, lu spite of tn" Numerical
increase "a comparison with the wears
prior 90 1875. the pTescrl Ifauii',,-
or 'N' 'rlN'' |.. NH' I' .'.N ..lN.'
1tll n have ..yu oN ood'l 600 u.0c
separate o,.i-uns dumas the last
ilur decades Similarly whI, su-
pensions IA March were moro ugm'r-
GUS than iu am other yaar. except
1915, the total debts Of .n-oIE,uJ 'ur-
Germs were the smallc.f for ~, mouth
since lHl0, and were loss Than 10
1905. 1895, 1875 ana 1894 o. al.p
significant that then" NO., f,wc
largo failures IN March than I'D JN"
years. white for the FIRST Gua1..r ipo
record OF defaults for 500 900 H., ",'
made the bos, exhibit since 100"
MANUFACTURING in%sol,euoes dutns
on, lu- three months showed q redl"-
tIuu of per cent in number aud
per cent 10 moun from the heavy
mortality IN lsl.- 1.ij suspensions
TOR '2S.Sos..Ip. comparing with l'SS'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-12

- By the ~
~ second riddle. ~

A CCORDING to mo on oulrI
"A tht real mcaning of the .u.'.I
r E. is trouble Returned
o
BARNES OF New Nuk asserts th.'
Trouble has not only Returned nu'
that IL has taken Root
Q
More Niout IT,
N'rom the Detroit NcVsb
Watvho. Cloeks.
Jcwclry Fountain
Pens and optical
Goods. Repairing a
Speciality
r. ", The Jcwci,t.
AdVt, Irving, III, T#mrs.
TEsTIMDNIAL:
lsh to say that r a. has shown
considerable abilty IN repair WORK
tie cleaned M, clock and he cleaned
IT good. tSigncdb
THE Old GUARD
Il
FORMER SECRETARY Mc,et
tuf TcddN Do. Headline.
Another 'r.c,tl, good Hcasun Why
vc don't care for a return chicago
mont.
q
BETHLEHEM STFEIS press bu-
rptu gays there are eleven reasons
why thc government shouldn't huIld
an armor factory. For NE putpos'
.uI convincing Bethlehem Stc'i~ dI.
.|rcUtoi- however. one reason BE-
cuou4h.
'... AGTESIA \EWS vehement,
Co., , mat Mr.. LarrazoIo IS q fixture
IN the Republican party Were NIL
Ius ru leave It fo friend News ANA
Mr. Larralolu to settle il.
q
rs MICHIGAN they nov refer tu
him gently as william Nil DOSE
smith. while Ia vapapcr photo.
grlphv he tx pictured being run Owen
by % Ford car Sometimes terrible
things happen TO the near great
Il
YOUNG Man SHOOTS girl Of his
choice headline. This particular
tpo of workmanship s rapidly ,n'
,rtt,.ug Zoo accuracy.
d
IT WILL. RE hard to get prup''
I consideration for the political i'~u''
OF the day Until the real ssuo "'
Easter garments has boon de'rl.
mined
THE THREE wise mon who wc1'
to sea il a Naehtub also had 'h''
/ differences as to who rocked the boat
q
ANY OF YOC boys out IN 'u, couu
ties who doubt nat there l- pertc'
harmonN ID the Republican ranks H
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Tho question Wh,...t railroad train
service omplo, ,-. ,.. .u',t.. tr.IIaI
conductors and br.N.u,u. Hr. better
pdIl than other ult. ui hI{d Grade
l.nut. 81 oNcrpald. the RAJ r'Jl
engagements contend. ur VIII ;th"r
ore entitled q. 'hr increase Iu
vu.,s sought in th, I,wluI- o' tho
great ttu.n service. urEtutlttIo 20
has become "a matter vt active public
interest since tho publication OF the
demands OF the me. aud tnU reply "i
tho santa tc and Other %rtiltuud- The
public, which in OBJ. tual au'hs is
has ts srcat or a creator interest iht,n
either party to tn nnuuluI ruuii'-
NotsN, has become du'pi, iutclD- 20
.n knowing somcth.u ut ityt> 'I.i 50"
.tu home and have .,.u a-k'u. '.u'-
tiuus TO ascertain whether th" titiu
service employees az, th, 1t''ir ''lits
of labor which fO'I h1No been
dubbed by the railroad general MAN.
ig,re association lu Dos widely distrtn-
utod literature, or whether the i.l-
roads lu THEN claims haN, used a.
clusiyoi, cases of h.aui| paid pH--'u-
ger service men to get their averages.
az b. claimed by th, vigorously u.tN'
press bureau of the four urulutlttluns.
The railroads contend THAI the de-
muuds mean AT least % pct cent Iu-
crease for an train UrtIUc uWpIuN',
IN the freight service The men now
practically conycdc I'at this i- true
and hat higher wages % not ga
actual ciEht-houI working day PES what
Is sought.
IN. Rio Grand, division of th,
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