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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-08
RING LEADERS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Saturday Sale Of
Toilet Creams

soc size Mary Garden Cold Cream. ....... 3Sc
75c size Mary Garden Greaseless Cream. 62c
soc size Hudnuts Marvellous Cold Cream. sac
Zoe size Hudnut's Marvellous Cold Cream Tubes
lie
25c size Hudnut's Creme Violet Sec. ...... Ice
soc size Hudnut's Creme Violet Sec. ..... soc
soc size Hudnut's Cucumber Cream ...... soc
25c size Ponds Vanishing Cream, jars 80. 14c
26c Ponds Vanishing Cream, tubes ...... q. 14c
25c size Ponds Cold Cream, jars ......... lie
Csc size Frenchs Cucumber Cream ...... 15c
S1.00 size Othine Cream; for freckles -. soc
soc size Stillman's Cream ................2 .27c
soc size Wilson's Cream ................ 29c
25c size Satin Skin Cold Cream ......... 14c
25c size Satin Skin Greaseless Cream. .... 14c
25c size Satin Skin Rose Tint .......... 14c
soc size kintho Cream NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45c
soc size Pompeian Massage Cream b.. csc
25c size Pompeian Night Cream 49,. ..... 15c
25c size Woodbury's Facial Cream ...... 14c
Zoe size Kinds Cold Cream, tubes. ...... 17c
soc size Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. Bic
81 size Kinds Honey and Almond Cream, 75c
25c size Daggetts & Ramsdell Cold Cream 15c
25c size Colgate's Cold Cream ........ 2Oc
25c size Sanitol Cold Cream ............ 14c
25c size Sanitol Face Cream ........, 17c
soc size Creme Elcaya .............. SIC
soc size Creme Elcaya Witch Hazel .... SIC
25c size Creme D~Meridor ............. 12c
soc size Creme DeMeridor ........... 29c
soc size Ingrams Milk Weed Cream w 29c
$1.00 size Ingram's Milk Weed Cream 67c
soc size Palm Olive Cream ........... 29c
soc size Charles Flesh Food .......,. oOc
soc size Knowltons Massage Cream acc
Csc size Aubrey Sisters Cold Cream ...17c
25c size Aubrey Sisters Greaseless Cream. .17c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
The Wonderful Playground
OF the Rio Pecos

More campers have taken advantage OF
the wonderful recreational features OF the
Santa re national forest this year than ey-
Ter before. Automobile parties from all over
New Mexico and other states have pitched
their tents along the Pecos river or stopped
at the hotels there and have been rewarded
by a most enjoyable vacation and plenty OF
native trout. Many, before leaving, have
made application for summer home Mites
under the new term lease act. Half the
sites laid out have already been applied for.
Az = playground. the Pecos country can
hardly be surpassed. In addition to the
splendid fishing and hunting there are many
side trips through u~nrivaled scenery apd to
points of most unusual interest. For those
who wish to make their own camp there
are many beautiful spots along he main
Peeos and on the side streams, accessible
by automobile. The forest service makes
every EFFORT to keep these places clean and
inviting, in spite Of the fact that they are
frequently used. Neat signs are conspien.
eualy posted requesting the burying or
burning OF all camp refuse and c~autioning
against the pollution Of the streams. Most
campers promptly appFeeiate these hints
and are nnselfish enough To Try 10 leave
their camping grounds inviting to the next
rarity, though there are still ome whp are
very careless and inconsidefete 81 TIE right
of others 70 enjoy the national Fairgrounds,
The worst Of the rainy season Is pow over,
the roads are In pretty good shape, and the
next few weeks are the most wonderful OF
the wheIs year in the mountains, The fish.
ing Is at It's best, grouse ara more plentiful
than usual, and for those who want big
game, the bear are muchsin evidences.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
How Long Will War Lasta
(CharIton B. strayer in LesIie's.l

Charlton b. Strayer in LesIie's.)
The war entered its third, year with Ger
mhny On the defensive, but expressing every
rqafiaence that her lines viii hold, Maxi.
milan Harden In Die zukunlt gives warn.
ting however, that she goal " atHi remote
and says, 1--WE ehall see more naked misery
and hard need mi the third year Of war than
IN many ordinary years The Amsterdam
correspondent Of the London Chronicle re.
poftF that the German military stan Is re.
Egtu5tng bone 9iIltaFy sfrabgementa in
ofdaf 20 release every single available aahts
Ing man for service IL thS front, the theory
keihg that 3 "declsiqn 90 faF as the present
type otfwaffare H. concerned IL fully Expect.
ed before the end ~ the summer.a Mes
saEes aKchRnged between King George and
the heads of the allied poTefs ekpress Tile
determination To c6atipnb the o~tFuggIa ID a
victorious end. More Significant stiIl we're
meetings hela ~ every town END city ii the
British isles IL which the same firm reaplu.
ton wae manifest. The first lord Oh the sad-
mikAitys A. j. Balfour. declared that after
tho Jptland battle the tide began to flow
strongly In our favor" The most cheering
feature OF the war to Great Britain Is the
abunahut supply of munitions nov ppasssa.
Cd, Ia marked. contrast with the first year
and 4 half Of the war. David Lloyd George
Ii quoted as saying that on the first Of June,
1911. nThe British army had one weeks up
ply Of munitions and only 5000 shots ID the
reserve stock at the rear ut is not for
me 10 say how long the struggle will last"
says General Joffre, ''but the question mat
ters little. We feel and we know that the
crash - coming.g
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
The Adamson Bill

The text Of the Adamson bill, through the
passage Of which the great railroad strike
WIS avertsd, follows:
Section 1That beginning December !,
1916. eight hours shall in contracts for Ia
Dor and service be deemed a days work and
the measure or standard Of a days work for
the purpose Of reckoning the compensation
for service or all employees who are now or
may be employed by any railroad which is
subject to the provisions Of the act OF Febru-
airy /. 1887. San Act to Regulate Com
merce," as amended, and who are now o.
may hereafter be- actually engaged IN any
capacity in the operation Of trains used for
the transportation Of persons or property on
railroads. from any state or Tertiary OF the
TINTED States or the District of Columbia
ia any other state or territory Of the United
Estates or the District OF Columbia, or from
on eplace in a territmy 70 another plsce IN
the same territory. pr from any place In
the United States to an adjacent foreign
country or from any place in the United
States through q foreign country V any
other place in the United States.
Sec, R--That the president shall appoint
o commission Of three. which shah observe
the operation and affects Of the institution
|0f the eight hour standard work day as
above defined and the facts and conditions
Affecting the relations between such COM
.mon carriers and employees during q period
of not less than six months nor more than
nine months, in the discFetion Of the com
mission, and within thirty days thereafter
such commission shall report its findings
70 the president and congress-.
That each member OF the commission
created under the provisions OF this act
shall receive such compensation as may be
tixed by the president.
The sum- f $4,000. Or 50 much thereof as
may bA necessary. be, aud hereby iA. AppoF-
toned out Of any money In the United
States Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
10 beammedlateiy available and to continue
available until the close of the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1917, for the necessarY and
expenses incurred in connection with
the work Of such commission, iacludiHg sal
per diem. travelling expenses Of mem
bers and employees, and rent, furniture, Of
nee fixtures, and supplies, books, salaries.
aud other necessary expenses, the same TO
BE- approved by the chairman Of said com
and audited by the proper account
Ing oflceFa Of the treasury.
See. 2-That pending the report of the
commission, herein provided for, and for a
period of thirty days thereafter, the com
peHaat3pn Of railway employees subject to
this act for a standard eight hour work day
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
.ckN.r VAN Win ILL

albuquerque Herald: 1t ID a fact that the
Democratic Of New Mexico nave an opp0F.
Itanity to go out and win the election. TO
win, however, will require the hardest kind
OF work. Every Democrat in the state-
from the youngest voter--to the veterans-
the men who hav borne the heat ana the.
burden Of the day IN many campaign-wm
be required to get out into the open and get
in the game, Al politieal campaign isn't won
by talking, 1t Is won By doing, EveFy man
who has the success of the party at heart
should make a mental resolve right today
to do his share to elect the Democratic tick
ct FROM top to bottom.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
STATE POLITICS
HARMONY IN MCKINLEY


Gallup gndeRenqent; The Republicans
|hqYe bsen trying 10 cover up the breach in
tho marty pf the country, but the truth Of
the matter Il that the harmony Of the party
is far from perfect. and there is little pros
pect OF the old wounds getting healed up
before the November, election. The Spanish
Americans who have held the balance Of
power for many years and have won for the
Republicans these many years. ara now
beginning 70 realize the deceptlon Of Tho Rs
publican party has worked upon them Ii
their pretense Of protection. They were
given a few minor positions on the county
ticket tol keep them satefied, while al OF
the paying positions went to the gang, The
flheep-hefdeFss money Il Welcomed 10 the
campaign iuad, hut II would be > party
crime to give one OF them a JOB In the coun-
ty that would pay them enough to make a
reasonable salary. II the S~panibhAmeri-
cans rev0lted Tor Just one election and yot-
ei against the gang, they could have any
thing on the list at the next election. As
II Is. about half Of the epanlsh-Americans
are dissatisfied with the way things have
gone. at8TBm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

record before election day, Novem-
Der Z, 1916
The New Mexican sincerely
hopes that Mr.. Hubbell will agree
to an immediate and Thorough In
vestigation, in a court Of justice, Of
his official conduct while filling
public positions of trust in Berna-
lilo county. To put the matter
snccinctly, the New Mexican de-
voutly trusts that Mr.. HubbelI is
not trying to run a bluff upon the
people Of New Mexico and upon
this paper.
It's now up to you, MT. Hubbell.
busy or back down! Call the
bet or admit you're taking and
afraid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
New Mexican's Attitude

TO correct any Ease impression that might
possibly exist, the New Mexican desires to
state that the $4,000 libel suit filed in the
district court here by Frank A. HubbelI, Re-
publican candidate for United States sena-
tor, will not have the slightest bearing on
its attitude toward the candidacy Of Mr..
Hubbell or any other man now seeking the
suffrage OF the people Of New Mexico.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Hubbell hoped that his
action for libel would have some such ef-
feet, Undoubtedly he not only hoped but
expected, that it would have the effect of
causing the small newspaper In New Mexi-
co to @lay OFF" on him during his campaign.
SO far as the New Mexican is concerned,
however, his hopes are due for a snaattering
fan,
AS announced yesterday, the New Mext
can believes that the election of Frank A.
Hubbell to the United States senate would
be most detrimental to the best interest OF
New Mexico. And firm in this belief It viii
continue to oppose his candidacy and print
as much as it deems necessary Of the rec
ord he has made in public life. and on which
he must stand.
The New Mexican Is the one paper in
the state that can't be terrified by the bull.
dozing methods Of repudisted county boss.
the one paper that can't be chlrotormed,
of, browbeaten, or squelched. It 70
in the fight to stay, and it viii conduct its
affairs. as heretofore, exactly in accordance
with its own notions of what is right and
What is demanded.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
soMerhlNo TO BE THANKFUL ron

Las Vegas Journal: Fortunately for New
Mexico, at this time, the election OF the Uni
ted States senator Is by direct vote Of the
people. If the election Of a senator was In
the hands of the state legislature as It has
been heretofore. the election Of Frank Hub
BELL could be accomplished in the ann .
ner as the election Of Fall and Catrpn, Az
1t is, the selection Of q senator is left viii
the people, and despite the manner in which
Hubbell was forced upon the Republican
convention and was nominated, the people
of the state have the last say. n their
choice win be an overwhelming victory Ter
for the possession Of valuable lands which
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Greatest Of Readiusters
lNew york Eyening Poet)

New York Eyening Post)
We do not see why there should have
been any stir in the senate over the diseoy-
cry that President Wilson has completely
reversed himself in the matter Of the child
labor law. Senator Rorah was able to show
that MIR. Wilson described this legislation
Ia his Constitutional GoveFnmeut" az un-
constitutional an obviously absurd extrav-
agance.s, carrying the congressional power
10 regulate beyond the utmost
boundaries of reasonable and honest infer
ence, and making It possible, II sustained
for congress to legislate on every par
ticuIar OF the industrial organization and ae-
ton Of tho country That, we must con-
Tess, has also been the 'EyeniHg Poste'
view. Bat the fEvening POST and Senator
Borah are old fogies, dating back to the
time when It was the custom to have liked
beliefs and principles and stick TO them.
The senator evidently hasn't read his state
ment IN explaining his change Of fropt on
the ,tarif commission-that It's only a mar
row man whose mind Ia stupidly closed to
new ideas, who does not alter his opinions.
b this test NJ, Wilson is pbyioQslY one pr
the brpadest minded men this country has
ever proddeed. for he has changed his mind
to date on the initiatives referendum, recall,
woman suffrage, the tariff ooiumisHion, tar
lbs Tor revenue onIF, q pefmaneht diplO-
matte service heyond politics. the merit
system il the civil service, the proper plaee
81 Fammany Hall in the scheme of the uni
~erse. child labor Legislation. preparedness,
nrssn. a continental army-but why con.
It Is a long enough fist 20 prove that
Mr. Wilson'S political views arc not fps-
SLICED By any fear Of Inconsistency.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

The a.. was. hot and the sleepy class
Ieuna 4 diaicuIt tstc~oneentrate rs attention
is Casks. though tte history mistress
aid hbr bent 10 make TIE lesson interestihg.
New. girls sald shp Of last, @ptp you
tell me why the Great man was buried IN
Westminster AbbBy7y
There Ess Q lQas silenue.
At last . girl put up Ser haad
rRecaube," she answered, eclemnly end
tmPrssFlysly. 'bs was dead
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
spIrlNe Hla FAcE

senator Fenfose was discussing ct the
|PhiiadeIphIh Club . tnrbHisnt element in
the Republican convention.
s'Yhesa inen,' bs said, "were animated By
the same spirit. that possessed Pat.
ePat. g road member, was observed by q
mate TO be holding his heavy sledge motion
less, high above his head, ready to be
brought dewn the minute the boss looked et
.him
What-tiie dickens am W daiHi, Rat?'
his mate asked. faI
tepst.' SAID Pat, ia a low, ~reprpaehful
veiee. Can't We let . chap rest . minute
when the boss back Is turRede St Louis
Globe Democrat
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
SOMETHING TO EXPLAIN

Las Vegas journal: The Republican plat
form now insists that the legislature appro-
pirate funds to carry on the boundary fight
effect given by this seal Is very striking and
the state Of Texas seeks to take from New
Mexico. VIII the Republican orators hasten
to explain why an overwhelming Republican
majority in the last legislature defeated an
appropriation which was urged for this very
purpose by Governor Mcdonald?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

Pompsad hair, azure eye;
Green ahifts pink tic;
Checked snit Of careless ft~
Bah Jove! What a hit!
Taicum-pOwAeFeds t0iletlwatered,
slender cane and sox embroidered;
Red earnatipn in iapelw
Aw geeI What a SWELL
sporty cuffs, splaahy collars,
Weekly earnings, nfteen dollars.
See him stroke that cute mustache-
Mercy on usl What Q eplasha
~-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
70 aWoAK OVER GREGORY

Gallup independent, Page viii be the
most worked-over candidate the state has
ever produced. His past record will be dug
up from the time he arrived In Gallup to
the present day. and before the campaign Is
over he viii wish that he had never seen a
Republican convention. 1t is as impossible
for the Republicans to elect Page ON the
state ticket as it is for thine to change day
into night,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
NAn vp obEY aApERe

An old oplnrad uncle was found by
the preacher preWlIDE n his haFnyaFd
late one night.
"Uhpla daIhouh.s said the preacher,
sterRlys ri pant ha aend feE your
Rheumatism II % pFpwllhg around here
10 the rain ana cold
doctors nrebFa, Aph, she old man
answered.
Doctors praafua' anla the preacher.
sDld ha telI you 70 80 prpWliHk FCHpd
al night?w
me. eah, net exactly, sab said Un-
Gle CAL hut Bio done ordered me chick
en- BROTH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
rHAr,sAr. WHATS rHE usEa

Glenrio Tribune-Progressg Bursum will
invade every precinct Ip the state. is the
threat Of the q. o. r. candidate for govern
or. But what is the use? New Mexico did
not care for him OF an occasion, preferring
w. G. Mcdonald, who has made the best
executive the state ever had.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
LOVELY MOTHERHOOD

How AWaet the ways Of motherAoods
How kindly they cen bel
Old UnOle Horace was aeIeeR beneath
an apple tree.
Hte head thrown back, his mouth
agapa; TIE wynde blew from the
gbffA.
Amothef bird q large fat worm dropped
IN hts opsn mouth,
-Teanysen i. DAT,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
MhEN LIFE FMLuRE

Success in life is a relative term said
the philosopher.
"No doubt" replied the man Of easy
habits. But when a person who has reach
cd middle age still depende on an alarm
clock to help him hold his JOB. | consider
that his life Is a failure. - Blrmingham Age
Herald. rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
ovERsHADoWED

On wal torn Europsss fatal fiekde. where
menfare deing battle, i
s~iaughtsFed md slain at kings heieg3e
like poor dumb driven cattle,
Tho flghtlng makes cur ~oestysbure seem
Ike some crossroads funstlqn, Z
And Buii Run Ike a festival pulled on Az
Unison Junction.
-Tennyson ]. Daft.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
EAsRY ENAEp

Mrs. c~asayr-Oph, Patti whiA the docther
tasa yes Fe had somethlug Wild q batin
natab to II yard aong, diant Ct scare yeE2
Caber-Feitb Il did Aierah. dayslnts But
when be only charged me i dollar, Ol knew
II didn't smopnt 70 mVch Boston Trap-
script
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
no 40 n o Him

aYou are lying 30 cInmslly," said The OBJ
servant judge to a atigant who was making
a dubious statement OF his case, that I
would advise yen 10 get > lawyer. Brown
ing's Nsgazipe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

MRS. QUINN is seeking reelection as
school superintendent Of Lincoln COUNTY,
Naturally any one. Of that name would
attempt TO stick. aB W 8
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
EXCLAIMED

lFrom the Fipdley, o. Republican,
Dale Gramer was attacked al H0yt-
willie Saturday night ana struck In the
head with q hammer. Mr.. pgsner was
in the Mccomb band.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

THE PHRASE Rail Heads" having
had d long and prosperous run, we beg
TO suggest Steam Kings,n or "chuChu.
Magnates.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Al MARkED SIMILARITY

'TIs said on foreign battle fields
Concessions Of the guns
Are just as deafehing as are here
Discussion BY The Hons.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

=.
When eannleates assure no chat they'll
swat ~ hlealta plgiRenat
That Mhen khaYsve MON a. me me aun
m plaMsitNdo WlH shine,
And. when I've helppp them vim The
rhnaps kha arnelSe conduit thiRge
lget fha anmes
Whose goat Il eokg Npuve tlalks nest
eiget,
Il inn't ahsleai ~ mimi
This mpKlq consists A. buhse man and
ethef fblks. ard sometimes when
Ws'Fe trimmed We yen and Just ralae
mweih
We make an awful fpssi
nut theuah u h 4 erssnu 1hAHes Mne -
" really that's 10 blame,
VIM u II really thafs h hiRnss
ThA bunpn mani FaW missed II then.
II Innt taemt ne wi
ansWN
some GUT
Rafferty, lElewipg the nssAd paRyonly
How do ,yaN 40 II sthFike w, Tint
HaggeFty "a epnsrRetcFl-Faith, IL
AthFiken me poloueI Goethels haa got
nawlhln' to bras about who dug III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Challenge to HubbeII

The $4,000 libel suit fled in the
district court here by Frank A
Hubbell, Of Albuquerque, Republi-
can candidate for United States
senator, against the New Mexican
Printing Company and Bronson
NJ. Cutting, as its president, is re-
garded by this paper as something
almost too good to be true.
The libel suit threat was first
made by the School Visitor Of Ber-
nalillo county about two weeks
ago when the New Mexican started
the publication Of some Of the reas-
ons why Huhbell should not be
nominated by the Republican party
for United States senatorial Of
them contained in official docu-
ments. 1t hourished for a time and
there was much bombastic talk,
bnt in the last week little was.
heard Of the suit and this paper.
was stricken with the fear that
someone, actuated by real regard
for him, had persuaded Hubbell
against starting something that he
might not be able to stop.
The filing Of the suit shows that
either Hubbell has no sincere
friends-something entirely within
the range Of probability or that
he disregarded their counsel.
The New Mexican believes it is
its duty to the electorate of New
Mexico to demonstrate that the ell
ection Of Frank A. HubbeIl to the
United States senate would be most
detrimental to the interests Of the
state.
It believes that it can do the state
and its people no greater service
than to prevent such an nnfortun-
ate outcome Of the November cleo
tion.
IT believes that in no way can it
so effectually present to the public
the whole record Of the man as by
defending a suit based on alleged
injuries to his character. \
1t fears, however, that Hubbeu's
action is for political purposes
that tile suit was not filed until it
was definitely determined that there
be no term of court here I'M
Ill after the November election
that it is intended to be used for
campaign purposes only and abanr
Toned when the campaign ends !
But in the hope Of bringing about
that win enable it to serve /
save New Mexico, it now pro- |
,laims the following: {
That the New Mexican chal- :
lenges Frank A. Hubbell to !
arrange for the immediate !
prosecution Of his suit for :
$4,000 damages in his own /
county where trial can be had !
this month or early next month. i
That the New Mexican dares :
Frank A. Hubbell to so into
court in his own county on the
record he made in that county Z
and attempt to defend it. !
The challenge is plain. No one 3
an mistake it. In effect pr. Hub i
ell has been confronted a por !
ion Of his own official record, pub
by this paper for the SOLE.
suppose of enlightenipg the Y%otersa
4 New Mexico concerning this !,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

THE BAKERS may tx the price for
bread ami rolls. but the price Of q bun
is still controlled BY the police depart
mept,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
.JABS '' Siss ss'''
WhEN WIRIEInRlVRa

WHEN WIFE pRlyEe
When wife drives my lItWe bus
She throws the gears II something tbusg
ahAMl RAMaoIisR RRRRRRlll
kERRIMGQl cRRRRRRllt
We eFo~hop thea aofhas tina streek
And annRuthte . peMpnrsa fest
And what he says II something neat.
"oh, have q cafe,s 1 cay 10 het,
She shifts the ggprs: KERRANnol
nhKRNhMl3
And tries for third, but eildes IN low
And FvHp H. that . mlla e. I.
AZ lNRk IN khseA the motor ROLES
AAe peseafal beds cllnab up the peIea4-
The ehlleFee see US run amuek
And get aWay--If they have luck,
While horses, mules and dogs and cats
Dlsperss unto their sundry flats
Down
A.MMA LAA
either
nlee,
And drivers glare and peppsps swpsf
nut wife doesnK care a care,
soon 70 The crowded LeeR ~ sheaa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Observation-Disclosures
And they get thelFn and I at mIne
And then sha turns
Rreht k0hIr anpeEa
,erehwyna tenn eepre ekaab ana
OF course, az to court next day
But first
drive
Straight home
This way.
~. r. MeEyoy N Chicago Trlbpna
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

slifs. Fiubdub vonF tell Anybody bow she
yoted.u U
aNo wonder. hear she voted IN . last
years at-chicaso journal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

THEY'LL probably be willing To give
it back to the Germans when winter
sets IN,