El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
{, D, P, TAKERS SCORE WILSON

say he was a Roman" Mr.. Knollen-
berg then related the story Of a refu-
gee from Mexico who tried 10 get out
of the country twice because he was an
American citizen. but was unable 20 do
so until he went 20 the English consul
and represented himself as an English
man. This is O. time 10 draw a line
between the Democratic and Republi-
can parties. as II is a question Of pa
trictism more than anything else" said
the speaker
Americans Not Protected.
There are not over six Americans out
OF approximately 10000 who were llv-
ing in Mexico prior TO the war that
LETT the country with over 100000. al
though they developed the resources OF
the republic. according TO Nj. knOllen-
berg. Mexico offered advantages TO
Americans. saying. come on and de-
velop the lands and we will give them
70 you. said he Protection was also
promised American citizens and their
properties. but they did not get IT,
This peace at any price policy does not
20, and while We may not live 10 see II,
the judgment IS Inevitable wilson has
permitted arms to be shipped 10 those
Indians in Mexico. and Yet We may
have TO face them some day
says Zig Bill Is Coming.
We have taken the side OF Carranza
and interviewed in Mexico. If not by
tr0oDs by proxy By that one act We
to England. France. Spain and other
countries who have suffered bv the war
in Mexico. The financial world knows
that We are legally bound by inter
national law TO paw. and I am sure that
after the close OF the European war.
when they Will have about 10000 600
well equipped soldiers 10 back up their
demands. that we viii pay f. Y on and
] and the other taxpayers are the ones
that have 10 foot the bills
Ur-.. Rail Sunnorf
NJ EnoilenberE urged that the voters
20 TO the polls next Tuesday and sup
port the entire Republican ticket both
in th, national and state and county
tickets He contrasted the opposing
candidates on the Democratic and Re
publican tickets. and said that he would
rather vote for 4 good business man
that could not talk than man who
was not successful AZ business and was
a good talker. The candidates on the
county ticket that support was asked
for by Ar kollenberE are James Mari.
for representative from the 115th rep
resentative district. L. : Goen. repre-
sentative from the 11sth. L. l. Robin
iusOn. for county attorney. Uncle jim
my" smith for sheriff. against Seth
Orndorff. Joe Bukey- Tor county clerk
g. G. Kiefer. for tax collector. J. G
Eous. jr. for tax assessor. F G. Wood
burn. for district clerk. C. b stevens
FOR treasurer. o. Eeeue. for hide and
animal Inspector. and T. 8. stewart. Tor
county commissioner
Announce Saturday Meeting
County Republican chairman W. IT.
Case made q brief address. urging the
support of local voters for the city and
state tickets. Mr.. Case made a stirring
speech in behalf OF r 3. Kreascr. CUB
ernatOrial candidate. and said that he
was fighting one Of the strongest Dem
ocratic political machines in the cOun-
try r F. Stuart. who Officiated as
chairman OF the meeting. also made n
few remarks II was announced that a
meeting would be held Saturday night
in the Alta Vista school building at
o'clock Addresses were also made by
L /. Robinson J. c. Eous jr., c 3.
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