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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05

@eipilignng nidt in an,crifaniiden
Si1tere1ie liegcn fam. &iir5lid6 lei aes
Iaat porOen, Sapan' babe pon Wro8@
b%ritahnien li1b 3nblanb berlanat; bah
ibm i'm Hacific freic Sanb gclallcn
lperbc, Dab gn9latb ,abcr lid oefpciacrt
babe, irgenb cincmElane s,iSultimmen.
Der Die SiltcrcIletl Ser Scr. Gtaaten
ldlabigcn fDnntc. @ondc %glau6cn,
8ilioiS Hplitif 9cutI1lano nr,b gnaz
lano ~gcgeliiber 9ebc boz, bcr Mnnabinc
alls, oab @rubbritanuicn bic Ser.
|Staaten bor fcinofidcn japanilden@ee
|liilten idi!ecn iperbc.
Bas man iuiit,idt, elallbt man germ.
|Srgetlb cine gntiduloigur,g ooer gcs
griinolln9 lofl better lein als gar fciirc.
Siele lit abcr 10 burdiidtig u,,b bnlt<
los, Sab lie dud Sen Babies in Sen
8iegcn einSppttz 'n1b Sobrladcn entz
|lofen Ipllte. Gnglanb als 8eIhiiber
amertfas Sapan ge9cniibcrl Gnglamo,
pas Sapans gunbes9eno11e lit; gngs
Hlal1o, oas peinboll ltm leinen 8eitano
fatnpft. ociien @otb bon 8od6e slr $50
td]e llnb Gag gu Sag 9r0Ber miro, bas
ansltboa i'm nelle @uhSesgenoiien
.ipirbt. Den &anpf dufredt al erbalte,t
unb Bic eisene @altt nadD1IeIidfeit su
rcttenl - oieies England ipn Mmeriz
fas Sdllsengel iein? Nuf Sen g9ub
oteles 3eides ioQ bic 9roBe 9iepr,blif
Iib bcrlalien f6nnen? gnslanb, bas Inn
feline dIiutiiden 8elibungen stttcrt, bas
SSapans Sreunbidaft, mn. &ilfe beute
10 nDtbig braudt lpie bas pliebe 9rot"
- Gngaln0 loll bereit iein. icinem
8nnoesge,uiien in Sic Grme gu fallen,
i'm 6i bi,1bera Al, Der gefriebisur1g leiz
,ler @eliilte, an Dem @erind). tim anz
setbane 8rdl1flngen gil rdddei, rno3 lei=
nen anseblidJen Medten Geltuns gu
beridnffea2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05
Sapait brDbtl

+. gt--NAE +. A|*AT fA HEN-Nat
Ser iapanilde @oti6after in 8a5bz
tngtolt, 8aron gbinbn, bnt Dem 8rd=
lioente1 8ilIpn einen 9rptelt Ieiner
8cgierltng 9egen Sic I'M Sal1ie anaee
'loruttctte ll1,o aair 3eit' Dem gcr1at bpr~
liegcnbe ginfpat1oerungsbia, iibermitz
telt. Or bat ben 8rdlioenten barallf
altfmcrfiam gcmadt, baB Sic Gprlaee
Der japanild)cn Negicrung onltDBig lit,
ipeil lie pas frennbIdaftlide Mbfpmz
men gentleman agrecmcnt) unter
benz oie Tofioer Hesicrung Sic Nus
tparberltatg BON iapanilden Mrbeitcrn
1ad oen Ser. Gtaatcn nnb a1nerifani<
ldlen 8eiisuigen berbot, 81 legalilire1
illtbf ui,b pcil ite bic Sapar1er alf aleiz
de Sfufe ltelt nit @inbls unb anbez
rem Miiatcn.
Sic &pnferens 5ipilden bem Graliz
oelltet1 tno benz japanild)en @otldafz
ter fatS itatt alf grluden, - Sic Mrt
llrlS 8eiie, ipie bas grlmden gclteut
tpufnc, madJtc es 51 eincm @crlanae,1,
81 elmer Soroerun9 ~ bes @ertrctcrs
Sapans. SCI &lagesrunb lit elm alter.
Scnes M6fonunen, batirt aus Sem ssab=
rc 1908, unb es ipurben leitber stpci
dpdtcr' bon Saft, begin. @illpn, be-
tirte) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON
&on9reb angclonunen, Die es SIT Iega=
liiiren ludten nnb Sic Saparer aui
gletbe Stlife itellten nit Sen @inbms
Ii. !. No., pbne baB sSapan ,proteltirt baitz
tc, ipabrenD Bic Bills bpr De,n &pnaref
la8cn. @pd Dor bier5cbn gagen cr=
Hlarte DER japanil6e gptldafter, Sapar,
iperoc be5i9li6o Ser @in nidts tbun, es
fei bonn, lie ipiirbe Geies. SEPT prote=
ltirt Sapan, .nnb slpar in beransfors
bertlbcr @ciic.s Ser japauilde gptz
ldafter erflarte, ser 8cridteritattune
5nfolge, feline Gesierung luerbe Iplebe
@cictgebutg 1tid1t MIR a1g entipiirbiz
9erlo craclteu fir SSapalt, lonbern in
ibr altd Ben 8eipcis lebcn, onb sic
anterifallild9e Gegicrllns Sic iapaniide
Natipn nidt in-f 10 bpben MnleDen bdlt
mic anbcre Mationett. Or CAB gu perz
iteben, DOB Sapatl, fberlt Sic gin &C.
ies ipcrocn 1plfte, Iid ge5iullngen icbcn
ipcroc, feline Mct6te - ipas es als feline
Ncdtc eraGtet in nad)oriidlidglter
8ciie geltenb SIT n1aasen. Infer bicIen
l1mifdupen ipirp oic1er v9srptcit" Saz
pans 5u eil1cr 9rpbun9, ciner %ertitcn
Grobung sc9cn bic %0iepublif. Sic
.Gltc. mcnbpolt9tcllt slt bic er 9arz
le9ung bic bercdltigte Sra9e:
@as itccft babintcr? Si1 8aibinstpt,
bcat man, Erebpcpeld)en 5lfolse, bcl,
Gerba6t, Sapan lei cntI1loncn, Bic
idlpierisen internationalcn 9esicbun@
gent Imerifas basu aus5umlbcn, iid
geipiiic 3u~gcltal,pniiie 51 lidern, beret
NrEAs EHNMHH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05
9icb @atcrlan6, maait r,tbig ieim!

SttU SuItlluuur ItuYtl Iltyty lttll.
Sllt @urtesim1ner 0cs Stanoes=
ants liben 5met ebrbare Wlallner.
geah eillell1 @eilhen 9erat1en lie i'll
Elm @eiprad]:
uSa, ia, Ste Soften itrb nidt
leid)t!" bemerfte Der cine.
n0n baben Sic red]t!" erfpibert
Der anoere.
gQ1lto oa friest man no6 SAINT
liensl,lpads -"
u~Idt sic molen lpobl altd) cine
@ebltrt ullmelben?"
uSa! 0as o~reisebnte, lieber Serr."
n9a fonnen sic la1en!"
n2aden9 Sci brei5ebn &inbern2
Mei1 2ieber, Oreisebn &inoer, bas
Mill mas beiben."
uIIles niht 10 idlimn1! Sd more
gar5 sn%irieoen, 1penn i6 orei5ebn
&inber batte."
so ieben Sic alts!!"
u9sa, elaltben SIZES etfua nidt?"
n9ab Sic sufrie0en pdrell, tpern
Sic Oreisebn Sinner bdtten? Mnsse-
idloiien!"
r@ieio oenn2 Sd bab' sod,
.nier5ebn!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05

.Wioeriprnd ltelen. gr bul0et, sol,
Die gnglanoer oie Meere nit Minen
perlperren, Dob lie lleutrale Sdiffe
sobne ben mil1oeiten @ruro faperlt,
Dob lie ben Satoel 5milden nelltra-
len 2anoern 1~lnterbinoen uno oaB lie
glodaoere6te obne @lodaoe aus
ii6ell. Nur gegen Ieutidlano sie6t
er SIT Teloe1 Das oc, bonn 9ralioen=
ten lbeanltanoeten SotGbootfrieg err
offnen muBte, neil CT bic Ged)te, 6ie
Den Ser. 5taatelt ltltD Ser gallsell
|Melt ~ge6iibrenl ENGLAND gcgeniiber
nidBt, politreden mll. @enu Ser
Eralioent ipoate, lparen .bie Mleere
auf Der Steile frei lll0 oiieu, a6er Ell
mill nidty neil er England beguu-
|ltigi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05

SSn ieiner @ai6ingtpner &eoe
iagt ser 4raiioe1t, Mmerifa lei ent-
idloIien, Sic &ed)te su fpabrert, Sic
i6m l1io Ser ga,taen @elt sebiibren.
|Damit meint ct oas pffene Mcer.
MserfpiirOig, lpie Sic &a,,omngcn bcs
Eralioenten nit ieinen @orten I'M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05

Mit Ben 9eutidamerifaaer,l
bat es 8ilion oeroorben. Mit sen
Srlanoert ebenfaQs. 9aburd, baB
Sapan 5lsgeitanoen ,pi,roe, gu beitim-
men, tper in SEN Ser. Staaten ein=
ipatoern barf lt,b tper nidt, burd)
g%tar9geben IN Ser @urltett=g t1npanoez
rltngsbi4 : Iltgelegenbeit tperoen Sic
Sapalier ins 2a,tS fomt1et, ffD,n1et,
n1,o bie amertfoniihe 2ebengbaltung
berunteroriifen gum Shaben rnlerer
Nrbeiter. Sic auerben iid) in nod b0-
berem Grade oils bisber ut Sci, paSis
fiiden 5taate, miieoeln, our groi,bl-
ten Treuoe G%alifprniet1s ul,o Sre.
CONS etc, ano BORT miro Die grbitte-
RING gcgen @ilion grob iein. @lall6t
@ifioi,, Dob bic Stimnten o~crienigen,
bic polt ben Munitionsfabrifantert
fontrolirt 1peroen, altsreiden, i'm sl
erp1blen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05
Acknowledgement lit Mariciae.

Sn Ben 9epots Ser frans0iiidcn&ee=
res%eerlpaltuns in Marieille iino nod
Dem uMatin" groBe ltnregelmdbigfeiz
ten entoedt morben. Sic llnterildung
bat crgebeL bab cine Militarpcrlpn,
bercn Stang lidt n%ngeseben miro, groz
BE @eitdnbe ppr Wtilitartltden entz
lpcnSet n1b nit lIutcrItiitlng elmer
&eblcrbunbc ncrfnIft bat. &isbcr linS
5ipolf Ferloncn pergaftet wprbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05
tntsFsd q tho P~ostofflee q pav.npor.
- Second class Matter.

Der rSdeline .sempfrot". ,;ufhac.ris
s el,nfagss Nlisgabe. 4ebs Sunmnern iebe Mode'
~ ~ 0sntS iuotentlt0 ooer $500 id6rIi& lei
Sorgtsoepluilg fret abgeIiefert.
Weit bee 9oft altberbnrb nor etoht ma T..
ee,.o eiaem a@Aoitatnt III Sen Ser. gtaatef. "a.
m sohg,,,, Uoer wse1tco. $500 idbrIid BET Worals.
pc sonataas !. anssabe, nur bur@ bic goft
iahTr}1S soe y ~ Soffan1t tn ben ger. Gtaaten. iottet
Ser. ytalbpS@entltde peu,ulfat.. burd s..
3Yolt tHi1erbalb Der Der. Staateit iin6 6urc6
x1rdger tn Der Stabt $3.50, bel GorauSsaIIi1na
$$2.o0; mad CANADA $3.50 unb mao Guropa
$4.OO per Sabr BET gornus5ablung.
Ser yB5GentIime Deusplrot". In atpet 7.be,,
zen. vHttipods l1b Sonnabenbs. ioftet inner.
1alb Der Ber. Staaten 5000, mad Canada lnb
na~ europa $3.50 tdbrIiG bel 8orauSoabIlre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05
Gnflanos GclSmarft.
ncberiducmma,sJ Der aoualc init pa.
picrncn @clbscidcn.

l1eber oie Gage Res ru1Iiihen Geloz
martts miro in Der u5rantfurter
3eituns" beri9tet: r@ie ueber19nemz
muns Der aandle Des ruiIifnen @etos
marttes nit papiarenen @elpseiden
aller Sorten Fat @eranlaHung bosu
9cgeben, bab Der 3uitrom oieier freien
Rapitalien in Die &aNen Der Staatsz
banf. Der 1taatli4en @porfqfen ltnb
Der priDaten 8anten in reibenbem
Sempo angcnadfen lit. Die MGgli9z
feiten, bas IN ariegsarbeit unb
&riesslisferungen berbiente @etb liGe=
rem 4nlagen Su5ufibren, perben in
Rublanb bon Sag gu Sag geringer.
Die @taatsfonos BADEN angeiidts Der
triben finan5ielen 3utunft, Der oas
per'@uloeteE 2anb e~ntseeengebt, ldngif
l9ren arebit berloren. Mud Der ST.
ienba6n-S blieationen uno zMttien,
ben oenen Die lebteren In RuBlaub
iib grpber 8eliebtpeit erireuen ourf-
ten, piro troB Der optimiFif6 eebalz
tenen @orani4ldse fir bas &striebs=
jabr 1916 fpenis @ertrauen entaeaen-
esbradt: eiaer7eits 1T natiirlin Sic
acknowledgements i'm Merte 1tart
geinnfen, moererieits gibt Die lln<
ii9erbe!t 1iniidtlid Der M~usrebn1na
oes ariessfhauploges, Der [tanbig
nadienbe Mungel on rplleuoem Mo
tertal unb bor. aIeln Sic panifurtiae
&ppfloIigteit gemeiniam nit Der aor=
ruptlon i'm 8etriebe gu Idperen 8ez
benten Nnlab. D6s Mibtrauen Der
9ep0lferuns eritredt iid ingar o1,f oie
regelmdbig. gu Miinbelmlagen berz
peitoeten Ngrarpapiere, fdoti1he
gfanbbriefe unb .Iunbere 9ppotEefen=
perte; anh bier befiirdtet man Ser
f6rungen ftdptiIdsn uno lanbliden
8eiiBes uno l9perlpiegenbe Miidgdrtz
&c in Der Rultur 'bes 8obens. Mnfa=
gen in JSormn bon SStpejtierungen Bel
tnouitrie1en Nnfetlebtinten fins bolz
LENDS Der Rraris sntriidt. Mqs blie6
Dem Ropitaliiten, Ser fein erorbeitetes
@ut nidt brq6liegen lafIen ppl1te,
bor auem aber bemii5t it,. fi1 Die
Nerfiguns .iiber iein RapitaI au err
balten, als bic &pnti fir Ginlaae inns,
lanfenoe, Nednunaen Bel ben arebit<
m1tttuten lnp S~perfuTen in Mnz
'pruA gu neblfeu2 Menn. BON. Ben
bier Milliarben Hlbel,. Sic lett sem
Begtttn 0es arieges als Soften in
Hmlanf famen, pd9renb oes erIten
8riegsjabres meDr als cine ho1be
Wtliiaroe ben itaet1iaen @parta1en
5u9eflpHen 1T - trob dllem Mibtrouz
en- gegen Die Regierung l1no aller
Tilrd1t bpr Dem Hlin %5ipansfpeiier
3llrudbalturs Der g:IparniTe ~ 10
bat bas ipobl barin letnen grunh,
Sab bic ruf1ifden pripatbanfen auf
9orfdrift bes 5inan5minifteriums
Die Miniina9rense fir Gin3a6llngen
llno 9eppfitenfoato berbdltnismSBie.
ho9 onieben miiiicn,, fobaB Bic. lonae
.felbs ber4 tleinen f@pnrer gu Ben
Saditern Der &rons= ms pritlpor<
taifen gu geben serDtigt pirb.
G9arles SIede.n ftein BON
Netpart, 90. s., 1at bic ,@reat Ntlanz
tic .& Mnrifir SEQ Hn nm oser7en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-05

gbarles 81 esde 4 ein BON
Mepart, 81. S., got bic Great 9ltlon=
tic & pacific SEQ So. bon sSerleD
5ttb i'm Namen ietnes 5o6nes auf
$4,000 Shooener1 nB fir ben 9erz
luit zines Muses pertlaet. Dem atto=
ben mar in einem Der 3dben Der be-
hagten -@eIeuI&oft in SEQ. 1924 Ser
ger Str. beim Seffnen elmer Riitc an
30. Nopember ein Snlitter in's M1ge
9eorunger, infplge belen bic 5ebz
lraft perloren sing. Ser 8uter bes
Enaben tlagt au9 auf $4,000 @aa=
oeneriuk.
Das Maiion Msnes in
Yaris bat I'M @upremegeribt in Stem
Dort sesen @milie &ittel Deftim cine
9lage auf 8~esablui,g bon 81, 917 .335
5ranes pber 4255.80 9pnars aaz
gdnsig gema9t uno Wnipalt Milliam
6elfen Ser 8ertreter Ger sRldaer, Ee=
bauptet. Die Betlasts lei nit Ser
Spern1dngerin Gmu,D 9e1ttrm ioenz
ttfd. Der perlanste 8etrag reprd=
l@entiert nud Der aIuseiGlift cine
Toroeruns fir in oe, Set ppm %.
Mai Bis 81. Auguit 1914 bon Den
&ldgern m bic 8etlaste 9 sesiefsrte
&pitii1ne unb ionitise Maren.
Suntpsr : 9cutnant Srs
monb 6. gailtbrpp bon bes Ma~
rtne Der Ser. @taaten purDe auf
fcinem Simmer ouf benz &reuaer
s@aratrgo" bel Seattle, Ma1b., ols
9eide sefunoen. @r mar eri9pHen,
unb cine llnteriuGuns ersab, bab
er 1elbf ii9 set0tet bate. Ser
Grunb oes Selbftmorbes lit unbe-,
tannt. pailtbrop mar i'm Sebrua,
bon Der a|iatii6en Stattpn nod osm
pnset 5unb suriidaetebrt. ST mar
MoihinenzOffisier 20 Sabre ali
nno i'm Sabre 1908 gum Marine,
tabetten ernannt iporben.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27

Mexico. that there are no sinister in
tiuenceS back of my request to be pre-
pared for any contingency and I'm view
or my telegram Of q few days ago di-
recuy to the president, followed by
his statement Of yesterday 7 cannot
but resent his imputation both as 10
myself and TO every other law-abiding
citizen Of this southwest, who has tried
TO acQuaiut him with conditions as
they really exist. and which he has
seen fit not only 20 ignore but to criti-
cize and i'm turn take his information
from the Carrancistas OF such men as
George Carothers and consul Edwards,
OF Juarez and other men here who
seek TO curry favor with him by re-
flecting i'm their reports to him his
own theoretical ideas. that are naught
but word pictures and impractical in
view Of the actual conditions that do
exist, and may arise at any time.
Without any embarras sment on my
part. because 1 feel it my duty TO the
people Of this district, / beg OF you
that you viii have the courage Of your
convictions and place this matter
again squarely before the administra-
lion. I have the approval Of my own
conscience in this matter and 7 ask
that you seek the assistance OF SEN
atOrs Sheppard, BOrah and other rep
resentatives who believe that the day
OF suhterfuges and double dealing has
passed and that it is time for the ad-
ministration Of which we have been
supporters should face an issue square
~ and do their full duty TO every
citizen. thing that has not been done
in the five years Just passed.
"Tom, Lea. mayor Of FL Paso. Texas"
BOrah Rcnlies.
United States senator William J..
Borah replied Monday morning to
mayor Lea's telegram of Sunday as fol-
lows
Your telegram received 7 shall
lend every possible influence + have
to secure protection for the citizens
on the border. 90 which they are
so Justly entitled under every prin-
ciple of good government and hui
mainly
William +. Borah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
LIKE THEY WERE In Ell PAS0;
OFFICERS FOND OF CHICKENS

A sidelght on the entrance Of the
Sixth regiment Of infantry into Casas
Grandes was the hungry act Of Lieut..
Sidney Graves, who walked three miles
into the country to get some chickens
for supper, after forced march OF %
miles, and, carrying the guns of two
of his men who had fallen out because
Of the tax on their strength. He got
the chickens and then the chickens es-
capped him. He had TO kill one with a
stone. The other got away.
Other lieutenants are said to have
gone i'm other directions hunting for
the fair flesh of fowl and the general
report was that everywhere there was
eminent success. All the chickens are
said to have been paid for in real
american coin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27

I0rf in nv iudrment. was ready 10 on
t.r. ,1ron
AS 70 his Mexican statement he is
avideutfv obtaining his Information from
+he same class to whom he referred n,
i'm his N.v York speech. stamninp fba1o
as liars
ShouId Give Names Of sTiars
II i'm making the statement confa{nad
i'm the Now York speech he had ovclndad
nuvaf West OF San Antonio his sneciaI
REPRESENTATIVES, and Cardinal Gibb61s I
would have agreed with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
BORDER PEOPLE AS
HONEST AS WILSON
Senator Fall Resents Presidents Statement
that sinister Influences" Are at Work;
Demnnds Names of "Iiars.,l


1.-THE people Of the border ara Just as
honest and sane as those temporarily con-
Quoting the affairs Of the government and
Mr.. Wilson cannot insult them because he
happens TO be a minority president Of the
United states
This was United states senator Albert r
Falls answer TO president Wilson's message
ON MoNico- which was issued Saturday night
and which referred TO sinister influences
ON the border which sought TO bring about
war with Mexico.
Senator Falls statement. as issued Satur-
day night following his reading Of the presi-
dents message is as follows;
when tho president says 10 IS his
duty to warn the people OF the United
States that there are persons along the
border who are active in originating and
giving as wide publicity as they can 10
rUmors Of the most sensational and dis
turbing sort which are wholly un1usti-
fled by the facts. then in my judgment.
after being for 30 years along the Dor
der and knowing the people. and off
ciauy as a United States senator, il
it the presidents duty to the people OF
the United states 20 make known the
names Of these traitors who are giving
publicity 20 these rumors for the pur-
pose Of bringing about war
Should Give Facts.
] think the president should have
been forced by public opinion in his re-
cent tour Of the middle west to give
facts 20 the people OF the United states
instead Of uttering hystericaI and mys-
FERROUS statements about the imminence
Of war Tor political effect and to ally
himself with one faction or another. in
the European war
jeff: McLemOre Averted War.
Just such utterances would have. in
my judgment. resulted IN the severance
Of relations with one or more OF the
contending factions in Europe 10 it had
not been for tho much discussed Nc.
Lemoro resolution.
I believe the McLemore resolution
through the discussion it caused I'm CON
gress, prevented war which the presl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27

D. c. O
M TO
w mavo Tom Lea 0 he
all to afforded
a matter oil fact do not just can do "A
has all the that
do not Is 10 be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
VTLITsTAs KHLED IN FIcHT.

Queretaro, Mex, March 27.-Gen.
Pedro Guzman and % others, all mem
bers of Villas band, were killed in
battle sunday in the neighbOrhOod Of
Laguna and Dinamita. In this action
between government forces and ban
dts. ten prisoners also We're taken and
summarily executed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27

Prepared in the good old fashioned
way-flavOr "DeliciOusly Different you
are sure to like SulzbergeTs Majestic
Hams and BacOn.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
WILSON DENIES
BORDER RUM0RS
Says Sinister Influences Are
at Work to Create War
With Mexico.


Washington. d. c. March -"-''I-
ficial Washington is still discussing the
-.... - -:7...+ ,,-i,.-.,
statement ISSUED by pIeHiueH1 NIlaoH
advising the American people to Qucs-
+i - .s..- 80, +ho r,-s.,.
'iOH "ili"'9 ciii"l'"'ii7 OH '"0
concerning the relations between the
Tinted Statas and Nrcviro and derIarin,-
''''0' GNU -''' -
sinister influences are at work 70
bring about Intervention in Mexico. He
made clear that the American exuedi-
ton into Mexico is merely punitive
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ditr GlIeC,su aEaIi'sS ne ne - ns
y - ,', ~ 1919 l''ie vi '''0
war between nations
ire>tueht views f-ihpliHs'AVu-
Il ne presidents statement ioloW7
peuiuon INTO Mexico was oIdereu ulluc'
an agreements win inc &c TACT" 5"'Ni"
mont 81 McAieo for the single purpose %,
tdhlhE tne bandit VIVA whose FORCES i."g
actually invaded the territory or the .unlled
states and IN no sense intended as I'm me
Naslon OF that republic OF as an inlrlhE-
ment Of iis sovereignty. I have therefore
good enough to assist tho administration
in keeping this Wow Of the expedition con
stanty before both the peorle or ehi7
country and the distressed and sensitive
people Of Mexico who arc very susceptible
indeed TO impressions received from the
American press not only. but also very
ready 20 believe that those impressions
proceed from the views and objects OF
NHI 6oNfIulntHL tistll- NutA N"ltlu0loll7
u must be said. are not unnatural because
the main If not the only source OF infor-
nation for the people on both sides is the
press Of the United States
News Associations Cautioned
In order 20 avoid the creation OF erronc-
Gus and dangerous Impressions in this city.
I have called upon several news agencies 20
use the utmost care not 10 give news stories
regarding this expedition the color of war.
70 withhold stories Of troop movements and
military preparations which might be given
that Interpretation. and 10 refrain from pub
fishing unvcrificd rumors OF unrest fin Mex
leo
7 feel that it is most desirable 20 i'm
press upon both our own people and the
people Of Mexico the fact that the cXpedi-
ton is simply a necessary punitive measure
aimed solely at the elimination Of the
marauders who raided Columbus and WHO
infest unprotected districts near the hordet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27

Mexican rent collections, Lee Newman.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
MAYOR LEA URGES ADMINISTRATION
BE MADE To SEE BORDER SITUATION

Sends Spirited kilograms to Senator William E. Borah
and Congressman W. R. Smith Scoring the Decision
of the Cabinet That Con ditions Are Satisfactory
on the Border and No Cause For Alarm.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
RELEASED THE LADY.
But the Unsalant Judge Did It In HE
Own Peculiar Way.


Own Peculiar Way.
There are many interesting refer.
ences to Lord Chief Justice Campbell
scattered about in the memoirs and BIZ
ographies of his contemporaries. He
was a man who inspired strong likes
and dislikes. The famous DR.. Kenealy
hated him. He declared that Campbell
found luxury In the infiction OF tor
ture and had a ratlike. cruel look on
his face, which settled immovably as
the Judge got older The following
Renaissance or DR. Kenealy Is re-
markable
Il remember an incident which
shows although only In a slight de
gree his natural lack Of courtesy and
consideration. a number OF ladies'
crowded into one Of the passages OF
Westminster hall for the purpose Of
getting glimpse Of the lord chief
justice, who was then a celebrity OF
some note. As he passed his button
caught In a beautiful lace bertha worn
by one, Of his fair admirers. After a
vain struggle TO disengage himself
Campbell deliberately took out his
penknife- everybody thought for the
purpose Of cutting Off his button and
releasing the lady. Not at all He
coolly cut hole in her handsome lace
and passed on with his sweetest
smile. Law Magazine and Review
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
4 ssM ssnu,ts Fall and Winter
W00LE

tion was the property of the owner
of the slave. Hence the statement
that the courts ruling is in funda-
mental opposition to the American
polity.
The thirteenth amendment,
which was the result of the civil
war, was adopted to put an end to
slavery forever In the United
States. But the court says that
the right to work Is property can
not be longer regarded as open to
question, and labor is property
aud as such merits protection. The
right to make it available is next
in Importance to the rights of life
and liberty.
The decision of the court de
stroys the right t, liberty by hold
ing that labor is property some
thing that is subject to barter, to
sale and capable of being trans
mitted and thus lessons life. Life
cannot be healthy and abundap;
except in freedom -
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1916-08-25
Paper Box Workers Strike.

New York, Aug, 25. Several
thousand working girls in the pa
per box industry are counting on
the lack Of immigration to improve
working conditions which they de-
clare are absolutely immoral "
A. F of L. organizer Frayne says
their average pay is from 81 to S.
a week, and the men employed re-
ceive about SO. The union seeks
an average of g8 week for the
grrls and sl2 for the mer. A 80
hour week, time and one half for
overtime, and double pay on Sun
days is demanded. The workers
also ask recognition Of their union
and wage increases Of from 10 to
20 per cent for piece work.