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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
RENDSVILLE


C. B. Kloos and H. Wagner called
on Giese's Monday.
Mrs. Woltzan visited at Van horn s
Tuesday.
A. Pet ,rson was in Hoffman Tues
day.
R. Keeshan called on C. G. Rhone
Tuesday.
H. Wagner called on A. Giese Tues
day.
Nels Peterson visited at H. Wag-
ner's Tuesday.
Aug. Giese visited at ]. Heinrich s
Wednesday.
Miss Nora Henrichs is helping Mrs.
John Henrichs thru threshing.
Fred Uphoff was in DonnelIy Wed
nesday.
Herman Giese autoed to Donnelly
Thursday.
Clifford Henrichs autoed to Hoffman
Thursday.
Nels Anderson was in Donnelly last
Thursday.
Herman Giese autoed to DonneIly
Friday evening.
john Bruins called on J. Henrichs'
Thursday.
Clifford, Nora, Myrtle Henrichs,
Andrew Olson and Ida Peterson were
Donnelly visitors Friday.
Carl Giese called at Uphotf's Fri
day.
Adolf Peterson called on Giese's
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhone visited IT
Boone's Sunday.
Quite crowd of young folks gath
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
By ], o. LEWIS

TATHY communities
thought that there special for them2 In the be-
HAVE BANDED rHEMsELVEs ToGETHER FOR MAE7 AND Oh
V1OUs REASONS chief which the benefits to be gained f
Collectively fOrcefu aggressive and
growth which will and
intellectual life
for ewerec
THEREFORE, THE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS EvEF4 crT1-
COMMUNITY LIES THE INTEREST HE TAKES I'M
COMMUNITY GOOD WORK HE cA& DO TO ASSIST
UPBULDNG
individuals community
must not only strive TOR our own personal success ana h
GIVE OF OUR WORK AND SUBSTANCE UNSELFf8LY TO- HELP
THE OTHERS
Upbulding and advancement of
prosper unto himself alone FOR WE ARE acknowledgements and
realizing this citizens will all unite and pull together for a common
good will city and consequently as individuals
sidewalks good SYSTEM thoroughly
fighting equipment rigid building regulations are
community than individuals
the Whole is THE SUCCESS OF THE
manufacture sell goods
build better
THIS MAN Is THE CORNERSTONE
around and
SUCCESS TOWN DEPENDS ON rt4E SUCCESS OF IT'S
BUSINESS SUCCESS OF TIE BUSINESS MEN
DEPENDS SUPPORT THEY RECEIVE FROM THE PEOPLE At
LARGE BEING DEPENDENT ONE ON rt+E OTHER
succeed without the patronage of the public He abso
of each individual who
the volume on which ne runs MS business 49,
competition must in order to get the peoples inquire MS prices close
The merchant pays privilege licenses insurance be-
sides employing many clerks conduct
approval and succeed let
G fmgNf B1s1N NJ ssAi PAY ~0'r
This community kndand conducted by
of will find on sns race OF the a.
progressive No better retail stores no Oerter
obbng better banks better mills no better Schools no Oet
than aaboute almade possible only by
giving of the business
these extraordinary accomplishments
being today which are STUMBLING BLOCKS
please reconcile and overcome We
TOWN"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15

Sweep rake; Dsering loft. rake;
Osborn SIT. mowes; P. & O. gang
plow Rock Island triple pillow; break
ing plow, 16-inch; 2 cu.tivators. one
nearly new; Hayes corn PLANTER: Mo-
line potato digger, new;> walking
pillow, IL inch; 1-horse cultivakor: 20
it. steel drag; 24-ft. Boss drag; drag
cart; Disc; set bobsleds; No. 3
Clover Leaf spreader; wagon with
triple box; wagon with double box;
wagon with rack; surrey, new; top
buggy, nearly new; platform buggy;
tanning mill; feed grinder; platform
scale; cornsheller; grindstone; scald-
ing vat, $50 gal. capacity; Old Trus-
ty incubator, $50 egg capacity; tank
heater; barrel heater; barrel cart; 10
gal. churn; Economy Chief cream
separator, 600 cap; sets work har-
ness; set driving harness; single har-
ness; Morgan saddle.
Terms of Sale. Sums of $40 and
under, cash; over $40, time will be
given on approved notes bearing 8
per cent, due Sept. 1, 1917. No
goods to be removed until settled for
with clerk.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
Sept. 20

10 Horses: bay mare; l gray
mare, 3 years old; black team, 8
and z years old; l bay all-round team
6 and 7 years old; l gray mare, 3
years old; l bay mare colt, 3 years
old; 1 bay horse colt. 2 years old; 1
gray horse colt. 2 years old.
10 Hogs: II shoats; 2 brood
sows.
SO Head Cattle. Registered Short
horn bull.
Milkman: No. 121, 597, calved
Sept. %, 1913, bred by Lord
Rothschild, Tring Park, Herts, Eng
land, and brought to this country by
]. J. Hill from whom | received him
about two years ago. The later calves
in this herd are by him, and the COWS
are bred back.
"a milch cows, almost all young
cows; II yearling heifers; 3 heifers,,
2 years old; l steer; heifer calves
3 bull calves.
About SO tons of hay. Some house
hold goods and other articles too num-
erous to mention.
Farm Machinery: 2 Deering bind
ers; l Van Brunt % single disc, with
grass seed attachment, nearly new; l
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
Friday, Sept. 20.

On the Max Trantow Farm, Sec.
"a, Morris township, 8 miles north
and east of Morris.
8 Horses: Team bay geldings,
10 yrs. old, weight 1900; black
mare, in foal, 6 yrs. old, weight
1850; black mare, 7 yrs, W.T.. 1850;
black gelding. 5 yrs, VT. 1900; bay
mare, in foal, ID yrs. 1900; spring
horse colt; white mare, II yrs, W.T..
14OO.
16 Head Cattle: 8 milch cows; g
yr. old heifer; yearling heifer; s
winter heifer calves; bull calf.
81 Hogs: 8 grade Duroc brood
sows; full blooded brood sows; full
blooded boar; grade Duroc boar; %
spring shoats; "a summer pigs.
"a tons clover and timothy hay.
"a tons alfalfa. 80 acres of corn.
Is turkeys. Some household goods
and other items too numerous to men
ton.
A Lot of Good Machinery Deering
binder, 8 it. cut, new; Deering corn
binder, nearly new; Van Brunt &c
double disc drill; Acme hay stacker
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
AUCTION

AS | have sold my farm and must
therefore dispose of my personal pro-
perty, l will sell at public auction on
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15

corn harvester, nearly new; John
Deere Manure spreader; 1 Blizzard
ensilage cutter.
l good box wagon; 3 low wagons
with hay racks; 2 John Deere Gang
p!ows; ! Emerson gang plow; Boss
harrow; ! harrow cart; l steel har-
row; l bobsled; 2 corn plows; 1
disc; flaming mill; l carriage; !
smut cleaner; 1 spring wagon; 1
endgate seeder; / gasoline engine :;
l hay stacker l bucker; 2 mowers !;
l hayrake; 1 potato planter; power
washer; 1 sheep shearing machine
and grinder; 3 sets harnesses; l De-
Laval cream separator, No. Is; 1
iron kettle.
Poultry: 50 Chickens; SO geese !;
so ducks.
80 acres of corn.
Sale starts at" 10 O'Clock. Free
lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale.-6ums of $40 and
under, cash; over $40, time will be
given on approved notes bearing 8 per
cent, due Oct. l, 1917. No goods to
be removed until settled for with
clerk.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15

the Northeast quarter of section "a,
Darnen, 5 miles south of Morris,
and 6 miles west of Hancock, or
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15

Having decided quit farming
for sale all
This property has all been new
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15

cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henrichs Sunday evening.
Willie Uphoff called on Glese's
Monday evening.
Gust Giese was in Donnelly Tues
day.
Mrs. Wagner and daughter Mar
garet visited at Kloos Thursday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
Judge and Mayor Clash

J. C. Collins. judge of the munich
pal court at Benson and a gentleman
we'll known in Morris, is facing seri-
GUS charges preferred against him by
Mayor Hume at Benson. The matter
has been called to the attention of
Gov. Burnquist and if the charges are
proven Judge Collins may be removed
from office.
In a sworn statement filed at the
governors office last week by Mayor
Hume it is charged that Judge Col
Inns has held office since the month of
April a year ago but has refused and
failed to open court each morning
make weekly reports of fees and fines
to the city treasurer, and to report
taxed costs in criminal proceedings, an
omission which reduces city revenue
and that Judge Collins falls to keep
records, especially in criminal pro-
ceedings in the court. Mayor Hume
presented the charges in person.
eve understand that Governor
Burnquist," saws the Benson Mont
tor, ''has referred the charges to
Attorney General Smith for an OPP
inion as to whether the complaint
demands the appointment of a COM
mission to take evidence in an in
vestigation.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-09-15
Mexico.

Mexico.
Mexico has thirty-two states and ter
ritories, covering an area Of 767,25O
square miles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
cERTiFicADos ExPEDlDos a Los
NUEvos oFicIALES DEL
EsTADo.

Los. certificates de election han ST.
do expedidos por ell cuerpo de recuen-
to del Estado, q los candidates. agra.
ciados en- aa election que Sc tuvo el
-dfa Z de Noyiembre,
El llamado vote ferrocarrilero" fue
contado separadamente, y aunque en-
cierta afect0 las mayorfas de
todos los candidates. no cambi0 ell re-
sultado final en- ningun case. 81 vo-
TO ferrocarrflero del condado de Soco-
rro no habfa sido certificate por es-
critic. sino que fue recibido por tele-
fono. los totales del vote ferroca-
rrilero, fuernn como sigue:
,(siuuen las Ilstas) .....
fiE total del voto para todos los can
didatos del Estado, ~incluyendo ell vote
ferrocarrilero, es como sigue:
(siaue Ia lista) ......,.. -. ......
EI Senado de la legislature sera re-
pnblicano por una mayoria de cuatro
miembros, los republicanos tienen IA,
y los democratas 10. segun los rotor
nos oficiales.
FL cuerpo de recuento del Estado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
COMO VINO A FoRMARSE LA
IDEA DE Los sELLos DE
LA CRUZ RoJA.

Mas de $3.250,0O0 Sc han reunido
por medic de la venta de las estampil-
las o sellos de la Cruz Roja durante
los nItimos ocho amos, y todavfa mu-
cha genie de las que compren esos se-
llitos en- su novena yenta annual no sa-
ben como Sc origin0 la idea.
No .obstante que los sellos de a
Cruz Roia en- realidad vienen desde
la epoca de la Guerra Civil, cuando
las llamadas ''estampillas de carload"
Sc usaron por primera vez, la primera
campana para vender estampillas pa
ra usar los fondos para combatir "a
tuberculosis, Sc empezo hace nueye
amos en- Delaware. La Srita. Emily
p. Bisseal, de Wilmington, lego un ar
tfculo escrito por Jacob Riis, dando
la description de las estampillas que
Sc usaban para la tuberculosis en- Mo-
ruega, y ella concibi0 la idea de usar
un plan parecido aquf. Sofa, puso a
La venta las primeras estampillas, con
ell resultado de que realize $4,000 en-
producto liquido.., Cuando Miss BIZ
sseal trato de convencer a la Cruz R0-
ia Americana de que su idea deDeria
hacerse nacional, como una ~actiyidad
pacffica. de dicha sociedad, encontro
una .fuerte pposici6n, pero finalmente.
logr6 persuadir a las autoridades, con,
ell resultado de que con Ia inversion,
de unos cuantos ~centenares de pesos,
Sc v~endieron $135.0O de estampillas
en- 1908, v entonces Sc puso en- vigor
la gran campaha n%acional. Desde en-
tonces, la venta ha lido adelante a
grandes pasos, hasta que hoy 81 sello'
de la Cruz Roja es ina institution ell
todos los Estados UnidOs, y ofrece p
todos una o~portunidad de ayudar en-
la ucha para combatir esa terrible
enfermedad que afecta al pueblo. 81
ano pasado Sc vendieron mas de.
76.OO0.O00 estampillas. y este ano Ia
Cruz Roja Americana y Ia Association
Americana para Ell estudio y proven
ci6n de ia Tuberculosis, que tiene q su
cargo la venta, esperan yender 100
millones de estampillas para Ia que
ira contra la tuberculosis,
FH sistema sobre ell cual esta condu-
cida la yenta de estas e~stampillas, es
que ell dinerp, con exception de las
deducciones por los gastos leg1timos'
permanecer4 en- la comunidad donde
sc vendan Las estampillas, este es. Sc
dedicara a las necesidades locales
del Iugar en- que Sc vendenI
"F E -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
Los REGALos MuslckLEs SON
1sEfi IpEALES. ,g s

PORQUE traen ell mas grande pla-
Ger permanente. y siempre reflejan @.
refinamiento ylbuen gustos del que los
hace. Ola m1sicares' ell allegro compa-
nero EN- las horas de tristeza, en- los
dfas b~orrascosos y en- las neches del
invierno. asfs Gas ~.
ACADIA DE IMPRIMlRsE
Nuestfo nuevoi Catalogo llustrado
de Espeeialidades Musicales para los
Grismas one shorrAn dineFo, dennos-
tfafdO s
PIANOS eAeINETEs DE
PIANOLAs MuSIcA.
VlcTRoLAs 6ANcos DoBLEs
WOLVES RECORDS 2
GUITARRAs ROLLOs DE MusIcA
uNULELEs MUslcA lMPREsA
AcORpiONEs MANDoLiNAs {
Mande este aviso con su nombre ,
direction, diciendo que es 10 que le
i~nteresa, y embellishments lie manda-
remos nuestro catalogo e information
complete. T6rmlnos liberales duran
te los dias festlvos. Permftanos ayu
darle a escoger sus .presentes musi-
Gales n,
Nuestro rkpIdo scrvlclo De correo trae
nuestra gran tIenda ~dlrectamente a
sus puertas.
Nombre .. .s.... -. , .s..a ......
Direction ..... $3.50. -. -. ~.
Estoy ~Interesado en-. 49,.
kNlGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
Denver, Colo.
Ia mas grade en- ell oeSte.
Eatableelda en- 1874 +.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14

HUHrr ~ IIfH A
DiBtrito 2, condado de Socorro. Jon
r. caunt, Aeljo Gurule, ambos repu-
blicanos.
Distrito 8, condado do Bernalilo. X.
IT. Barnes, Felipe Armijo y SoteIo
Chavez, t0dOs repuhiican0s.
Distrito condado de Santa Fe;
Patricio Garcia, Cipriano Lucero, am
Dos d~emocratas.
Distrito 8 c0ndado de Rio Arriba:
Manuel Sanchez, Pedro r. Solazar,
ambos republicanos.
Distrito 6. condado de San Miguel:
Basilio GFiego, Pedro p. Sanchez, Jo-
se q. Romero. todos repubIicanos.
Distrito q condado de Mora Ale
1andro A~rellan0, Frank "A. Roy, ambos
republicanos.
Distrito s, condado de CoIfax: En-
rique Mares, n. n. Peter, ambos repu-
blicanos.
DIstrito Q, condadO de Taos: Cle-
mente Mascarenas y A~nastacio Eanti-
esteban, ambos repnblicanos.
Distrito 10. condado de Sandoval:
Escolastico G. de Baca, democrata.
Dletrito II, condado de Union: Pa
tricio Romero y C. wv. d. Bryan, ann
hos dem6cratas.
Distrito 10. condado de Torrance.
Manuel Otero, republican,.
Distrito 10, .condado de Guadalupe
~. r. Pardue, democratic.
Distrito ia, cOndado de Mckinley:
Eleuterio Leyba y Owe B. diversion. re-
p~ublicanos.
Distrito 10, condado de Doan Ana:
w. H. Fl. Lewellyn y Jose Gonzalez,
ambos republfcanos. 9
Distrito 16, condado de Lincoln: Ira
@. Wetmore, republican,.
Distrito AZ, condado de Otero: Lee
York. democratic.
Distrito Is, condado de Chaves, r..
H. Lewis, IS. l. Melhop, y John H.
Dills. todos democratas.
Distrito 10, condado de Eddy, p. s..
caves v CarltB. Livingston. democra-
tas.
Distrito 20, condado de Roosevelt,
g. w. Stroud, dem0crata.
Distrito 81, condado de Luna: n. G..
luton dem0crata.
Distrito %, condado de Grant, John
W. Turner v Frank Wesley, democra-
tas.
Distrito %. condado de Sierra, Frank
I'LL. Winston, republicano.
Distrito 24.E condado de San Juan,
@. III. Algert, democrata.
Distrito rs, condado de Quay, Pa
tricio Sanchez, y Pablo Gomez, demo-
cratas.
Distrito rs, condado de Curry, Lyn-
mar e. Shaw, dem6crata.
Distrito %, condados de Rio Arriba
y Sandoval, Luis @. Ortiz, republican,
Distrito %, condados de Torrance,
Santa re y Guadalupe, Librado Valen-
ella, republican,.
Distrito 20, cOndados de San Miguel
Y Guadalupe: Reynaldo Ortiz. repu-
blican0.
Distrito 30, condados de Lincoln,
otero y Socorro. Fred Leayitt, repu-
blicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14

ha expedido certificados de eleccior
soiamente a aquelloB s%enadores y re-
presentantes en- los districts que in
cluyen mas dc un condado. Donds
ltodo 81 distrito esta comprendido der
tro de un solo condado, Ell certificate
de election es expedido por ell cuerpt
de recnento del condao.
Els personal del Senado sera CONT
sigue:
81 senado del Estado. 4
Primer Distrito. condado de San MI
gnel: Roman Galiegos, republican,.
lSegundo Distrito. condados de Mora
y San Miguel; Senobio Salazar, repu'
blicano.
Tercer Distritos condados de Qua
dalupe y San Miguel: John 8. Clark
republican,.
Cuarto Distrit0, condado de Rio A.
rriba: Perfecto Esquivel, republican,
Quinto Distrito, condados de Berna-
lilo, Sandoyal y San Juans Isaac
Barth, dem6crata.
Eexto Distrito, condadoE de Rio Al
rriba y Sandoval: Emiliano Luceroi
republicano.
Septimo Distrito. condado de Ber-
naliIlo: George A. Kaseman, republi-
Ican0.
Octave Distrito, condado de COlfax;
A. ". Lucero, dem6crata.
Noyeno Distrito, condados de Col
fax y Unidns q. C. Smith. democratic
Decimo Distrito, condado de Santa
Fe: Melvin n. Dunlavy, democratic.
Decline Primer0 Distrito, condado
de Taos. Ramon Sanchez, republican,
D6cimo Segrmdo Distrito; condado
de Valencia: Nabor Mirabal, repubiiT
cano.
Decimo Tercero Distrito. condados
de Grant. Luna, Sierra v Socorro:
II. L. Kerr, dem6crata.
-D6cimo Cuarto Distrito, condado de
Soc0rro. ]. AL Mcdonald, republican,.
sDecimo Quint0 Distrito. condadOs
de Lincoln, Otero, S0corro y Torrance
JamescV. TRllya republican,.
Decline Sexto Distf1to, condado de
Doha Ana: j. D. Reinburg, republic
cano. e5 a Efia flisHcf
0tC4AuQ N1CpAhhU 0A1tAAtSb 4~NANN~N
de Mckinley: John a. Gordon, repuT
Deeim0 Octave Distrito, condados
de Lincoln v Otero. James A. Baird,
republican,.
Decimo Mono Distrito. condado dc
Chaves: Jesse s.. Lea, dem0crata.
Wig6simo Distrito, condado de Eddy
M. lip. Skeen, democratic.
AiVigesimo Primero Distritos conda-
do de Roosevelt: r. @. Bryan, demo-
crata. S
Wigssimo Segundo Distrito, condado
de Quay, Albert Calich, dem6crata.
vigesimo Tercero Distrito, condado
de Cprry: n. C.Mersfel der. dem0crata.
VigesimO Cuarto Distrito, condado
de Grant: william ID. Murray, repu-
blicano.
Casa de REPRESENTATIVES.
La Casa de Representatives. estarA
compuesta de 20 repubiicanos " 20 de-
m6cratas, como sigue;
Distrito 1. condado de Valencia
Narciso Francis y Jesus G. Sanchez,
republicanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
ArENcIoN LEelsLADoREsl

En- Ia Gale del colegTo, No. 532 hay
tres cuartos ~amuebIados para rentar.
81 desean solamente cana por Ia no
che, hay un cuarto con dos .camas y
otro con n soIa. ..se .rentan a soc
por IA noche, cada 10.
81 los desea para famllIas, podemos
hacer un convenIo especial. ..Sfrvan-
81 escriblr antIcIpadamente, dirigien-
dose a
Mrs. BenIgno Muhlz.
532 College Street,
SANTA FE, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14

A fin de que el ldloma eastsilanp for
4. me .parte integrante do Ia inetruc-
ci9n dada . Jos nihcs hlspano-ame-
rleanos en- sus proplas escueias
p1hllcas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
Sra. Lima
BeIpGrlO

.uya fotografia reproduce.
mos aquf, nos hA erlvfAd0
una relaclon juradA nluy
lnteresante acerca de los
notables resultados que
tanto ella como sua hijos
han obtenido del Metodo
Calvacura. Deseariamos
enviarle a Vd. un dupn.
cado dc dlcha relacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
UNA SIMPLE
PRUEBA

Pasese Ell peine por Ell
pelo. 81 halla pelo hdhe
rido al peine, examine Ell
pelo desprendid0. 81 IN
raiz es decolor palido, estA
SEGA y como amortiguadh,
tome precauciones y CO.
frija Of mai 81 quiereFaIvar
81 pelo y hacer que crezca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
o0EREMos PIELEs.

Pagamos los pfecIos ma eIsvados
del mercado.
Esta es Ia mejor temporada para
que hagan dinero losscazadores y com
pradores rurales de pieles. Mande-
nos las pieles que tengan por cypress
o por paauete postal, sin importar
Guam grande 0 pequena sea la canti-
dad de que d~isponganty aometeremos
d 81 apfohaci6n nneBtfa oferta, y 81
por acaso no les gusta, les deyoIvere-
mos su remesa, pagando el c0sto del
transporte de ida y vuelta. asf es que
no perdera hi bib centavo. Eabemos
que lea daremos satisfaction, pues de
lotro modo no les harfamos tai 0ferta.
Escribanos p~IdJendonos nuestra Ilsta
de precios y eti9uetas de remIsI6n,
HOY MleMo.
j. A. TAlCHERT & co.
e. Las egaa, ". nj.
6t0 Douglas Avenues
Los expenditures y Compradores de
mas importancia en- toda la region de
las Montafias Rocallosas.
ReferencIa:--san Miguel Nat. Bank
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
a NUEsTRos suscRIToREs

Todas las oartas, comunlcacIones y
remltIdos, deben ser dIrigldos a "EI
Nuevo Mexieano" y no a lndlVlduos
particulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
Avlso.


Sc me ha ~extfavIado una potranca
colorado de IN Aho que anda en- dos,
de mi residencia en- Mestlla, N. M. con
esta marcA ~ Al lado derecho en- Ia
anca. Sc daran $500 "a que ms u
tralaa b me ds raz6n cierta.
JOSE E. HoYBAL,
Mesilla, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
READ PoNE eu HcoNTEsTA" En-
CONTRA DE cRlsT.

Trata de hacer que sean ~desechados
500 votes del condado de Santa rel
alega que crist perdlo por 415 votos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14

MIEMBRO DEL sISTDMA FEDBRAL DE ~REsERVAS,
GAIA FUERTE DE ACERC ARMADA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14

Nos permatimos reproduclr 81 exec
lente artfculc que VA . contlnpacl6nt
,por estar enteraFnente de acuerdo con
lac ideas en- 81 emitidas, r~eserxAnto-
nos para otro nlmero emltir huestra
opinion, que Sefa sobre 81 mlsmo te-
ma. pues siennpre hetnos abogado por
Ia e~nsehanxa de nuestro bsllc ldlOma.
en- las escuelas p1hlicas.-Nota del
editor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-12-14
case do RepresentanIes.

la Casa de Representatives. estarA
compuesta de 20 repubiicanos Y 20 der
m0cratas, como sigue:
3Distrito 1. condado de Valencia
Narciso Francis Y Jesus G. Sanchez,
ambos republicanos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

branches of the west branch of the sus-
quehanna. stream having its rise in
that locality bears at its upper extremity
the title Heads of the Ohio" and lower on
It's course, ohio or Allegheny river or La
Belle River and palama Thepiki by the
Shawnese. The cluster marked Endless
Mountains extends westward to about the
parallel of Pittsburgh
In volume ~ of the New Jersey Archives
is prospectus of a map to be published
by Lewis Evans in 1749 and actually pub-
lished in 1855, which, it is stated includes
pennsylvania. New Jersey. New York and
the three counties on Delaware in addition
to great part of the Endless Mountains
and of the country of the Six Nations"
These various statements and mans indi-
cate considerable divergence respecting the
locailty or the mountains in question, and
a very wide range, as we'll as giving rise
10 the question of how and why the name
was was applied to them. Can any reader of
the EVENING LEDGER give the answer?
]. A. ANDERSON.
Lambertville. N. j., June 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
THE JUNE DRIVE

| I,HE lesson of Germany's early set
L back It the gates of Verdun was
simple. In this war no operation OF any
magnitude can be won by single push
and none can be successful so long as
the enemy can repeatedly bring up Its
reserves. The Allies recognized this from
their own resistance at Verdun, and It
must have delayed, II other reasons did
not, the spring offensive. No offensive
could be effective unless simultaneously
directed on several fronts. The Germans
could not be beaten back it, as in the
campaign OF 1915. they could shift their
forces from east to west.
The situation now developing depends
for its great Importance on a drive ON
the western front, With the Crown Prince
pledged 10 assault Yerdun. England must
drive from Scissors to the sea while
Russia and Italy prosecute their orFen-
sives. Russia has started. The fIst rA.
ports, even IL exaggerated, indicate an
upheaval The figures recall the early
days OF the Russian operations, when the
words avalanche" "the Great Bear" .in.
exhaustibls' and Irresistible" were In
favor. Unlike several other eatchwords
OF the war, these words are true. II the
present advance fails. there viii be an.
other and yet another.
But the war, 1t Is felt, must be won in
the west. That Is why the attack on
Verdun justified itself stratsgieallv az
the French attack. The same
logie held In Italy, but nothing was done
N Russia ana nothing IN the Balkans.
allied. gains IN these two fields are e.
senfially diversions OF German forcaa
rom the main point Of defense. Maugre
he psssimism q professional critics the
impression obtains that the Allies have
eaehed their high tide In the production
munitions ana n tie recruiting Of
asn' + there s Z be victory n ths
s|a Ihlz & re the e strlke fof i.