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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
0smb. QSiflis nxS Gr.
Wpmb. Sor
5ieItsn IN 9aptOn cine semeini6aft,
lide Debate iiber Staatsangeles
genbeiten
gor elmer risiisen Msnffenm.nse ab.


Dapton, g., IA. 2luguit. Dor
Der sroBten Weui6enmenge, bic ies
mails in Wontgomsrp gduntp pers
tammeIt mar, Inn eine poIitii6e De-
batte dnaub0ren, fpradsn bier am
Wlontas abeub Der 9Ouperneur 5rani
3. Willis unb Der friibere @ouperneur
Sames M. Cor, bic beiben @oiper-
neurs aanoibatsn, ii6sr Staatsange=
lesenbeiten.
Der Gouperneur Winis 6esann nit
einem alngriff auf bas Warnes
Steuerseieb, bas ansenommen purbe,
ipdbrenb Cor 9ouDerneur mar.
Sie probibitionsfrase purbe IN bic
Debate bineinsssosen, als 6err Cor
iagte, bab 9ouperneur Winis nod
iliemals cine Grtldr,ing bafiir abssses
ben babe, pie es gstommen ie',
oab er fotpobl in 5amiltpn,
einem ~nafeu1 gountp, als aud in
Iibtdbula, eiuem .trodenen" gountD.
erfolsrei9 setpeien iei. 9onpsrneur
WilIis faste, bab er Dor ben WGbs
lern beiber Counties feinsn Stanb,
punt uollitdnbig liar ssmaht babe.
Cine Serausforbering bss Serrn Cor
bedntportenb, faste Der 9ouperneir.
bab er DOR stpei Sabren .irodsn" sez
iiimmt babe. or fiigte bin5u, bab Cor
nod niht seiast babe, ipie er geitimmt.
voies dber Sebermann befannt iei.4
Der 9oupernelir trittiirte AUDI bas
Staatsbepartenlent fir 8onftpeien,
ipie ss BON 5errn Cor, als er goupsrs
neur mar. orsaniiirt purbe.
lIeber Sinan3angelegenheiten fam es
su idarfen observation-disclosures
Ger bra1te bic Sprafe auf bas Mies
tben bon Office gebGuben. inbem er
fdete, baB in bem rspublisantfhen
.Rotbbu9" bon Der Gampasne bonn
Sabre 1914 bic 9emotraten beiduls
bist tpurben, gu piele Offiee 9s6dus
be s,mietbet gu baben. gr Jogte, bic
Wiais 4ominiiiution babe Elm Ofr
fiees@ebGube nit ben 3inien BON gelD
angstauIt, bas bic GprsIbminiifras
ton eripart. @ouperneur Wilis err
tldrts bassssn, bab bas 9slb, nit BEN
bns Gebdube setauft purbe, BON Der
Wtliss2lbminifiration bur6 srSbere
Gparfamteii, als fis BON Der gprs
slbminiitration seiibt tpurbe, suiam.
mensebrd6t porben lei. 5err Gor
nabm aud bic gsIesenbeit ipabr. bars
ouf binsuipeiien. bab Der Same bes
9erfaiIers bes Rotbbutes niemaIs
senannt porben, es dber betannt fei,
bab er Elm ~nptrrifdber aobbpift' iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15

gsbaHbLung biernu9 eir5uridten.
Sn grmdnselung elmer Stattittf
ldbt ft4 uber bic 9lusbreitung bes
Seufis6srs ni9ts 9eftimmtes iageH.
9o9 ioll nuA GrHtttelunsen Des
,5eufieSer6unbes bpH .9el9oldro"
gorbamerita am meiiten bpm 9eutie'
Der betmgeiu9t tperben; bann foIgsn
@nglanb, DeutI6lanb, Seiterretd'
llngarn unb bic S6pei3. SeGbft IN
2tfrita auF elmer SdgoerpebttiOn bat
Elm Dtitglieo beg 8unbes bic &rants
beitseri4einuNgen bes 9eufiebers BEL
ii4 uno Ieineu ihpar5en gegIeiterE
tonitatiren t0nnen.
5inIibtli6 Des 2ebensalters 1T feIts
geiteQt DorOen. boB bic groBte &n3aql
Der &ranten iiA in ben Iogen, @ni'
pidlungsjobren (16-21 Sabre.
s5enIeits bes %. Gebensja6res niunt
bic 3abl Der 6eufiebertruuten ldngiam
ab; ii6er oas 500. Gebensjabr
binaus iinOen fi4 nur gang OereiHs
5elte 6oae.
gDie I6iibt man Ti3 nun gegcr
bus !oeuiieber? Sn eriter &inte
baour6, paB IiG bic &runten einigs
WoGen ppr Der gIiitbe3eit her grdier
Gil Orte 6egeben, no oieIe ni6t bliiben
oOer i6On gebliibt 6lben, 4. 9. an Die
Gee ooer ins So6gebirge. 2tber nt4t
ale &ranten ba6en 3eit unn @elD,
I'm in Dicicr 3eit ouf As Bo@cn
Derdrtig beuor3uQte Orte uu7uiu6eu.
g8as tim nun oieie lueniger bcmtrtels
Ten Ardntsn? - SbOn etnige Aos
deu Dor Der Bieoertebr Der tritlId)eU
Set teginnt Der &rante nit Ralen@
unb &ac6enipulunqen, I'M oie
S6leim6Gute ub}uGdrteu. 3u oielem
3ipcde: Surgcin nit ,3itronenrpaIier
unb RaIenipiiluRacu. 2lltoboIz UHo
3abatsqenuB iiuO ein3uitelleu obz
gleiA aud oie qr0bte 2lbiinen3 nibt
nor Dem pur6 Mino oft meiienpeit
aetrdaenen YoQenituu6 ihiiBt. Nm
Tdle tiihIe 6onos uno 5uBbG6er; oes
9lbenp5 uGIten Der 2luqeu nit Der=
tii,S ier eIiiai0urer 56oncroc (eln
SS~6ffel oilf / Quart 8oiier), uu=
feroem iaqsiiber IraQeu elmer grille
nit raufqrapen @ldiern. Mt0gll9s
tier 2luitnthalt I'm 3immer
Nd6 4-6 8o6en perbeu Die Q(nz
idle tdglid ieltener; bic 9tugen Tino
morgens etpas 3uqeilebt. bic NaFe
jutt ie6r, bag 2MqemeinbefinD,u 6ebt
iih, man merit oeutlic6, Die Sranfs
teit peritpin0et. WG6reno Ous 9euz
fieber on heiteren 8agen fi8 uler>
trdgli4 fiibl6or maat, 70 perringern
lid Die Snmptome on Regentdgen.
Der Reaen 1T Der 6eise lSrsuno oes
{1e--.s.chertrunten, tpeil er ben berums
fliegenoen gliit6enitaub Der Yollen
.auf ben Gro6pOen nieberT9lnd9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Oils ,,bfiemtliben 0emeir.
fbaben"
ge5eifnetc equator Sbermau 0eli
gr6iioenter Der americmt'Seoe-
ration of 2abor.

@afbiugton IA. 9tug. ga
nuel @crnpers, Der Brdiibent Der
americm Federation OF 2abor, tpl.r.
be m Woutag BON Senator Sber'
man BON S1linois in ener Reoe be.
treiieno bic StIiffsanfnlfs 8orIage
als Elm poiientlider Semeinidaoen"
be;eidltet.
.gs gilt fcin' tpranniif)eres, unge-
refteres 3blm itilb Srciben als Oos.
jeniae oun gIrbeiterfiibrern, peltc
bonn Gdpeib bes glngeiifts onoerer
2eutc Ieben", iaate @err Sberman
uno flihr fort: SEER @pnpers 1T
elm oiientliher Geneinihdoen."
9e8ng ncbmettS auf Die Gpnamit.
Brc5ei'e in Sn6ionapoIis nno Sos
argeles erfldrte Serr Sbertnan, Ger
9rGiiSerrt Der Se0erdtion OF 2atOS
babe sic gad)e Der 9lrbeiter prei5ge'
geben oaburd,. boB er 5onos Der lIs.
better sur @ertbeiOiglIng iener Ser.
5ref)et beriitt babe
.Serr @cnIpers bat nteInals iein
llnrett irgeno ienlanb aegeitiiber ab'
gebeteu; 6as grobte Slid, oas i'm
iemals tpiberfubr mar, bab e
rifIt ielbit in glnfloge8iritanb periest
iporoen mar. Sd, mar oteie grflarimg
Serrn 8onpers id)on langere 3eit
ituloig unS babe lie nun abgegeben,
imo sfpar i.bernefune i6 Die polle per.
ionlife iuro politiide 8erant.portitng
A,f;;,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Rriegsliefermngen bilben
TAFT bic .6dlfte Der 0e.
fammtausfnbr.,
glut profperitGt" ber
Semotraten unterbie
Qupe aenp m men.

Su Pc gen 0 1T 1T en-.
Rer Yorf, IA. lug. Grz
Sendtor Sonatban Bourne IT,, Der
prdiioent Der republitanii6sn publi.
5itdts 2lFoetdtion, CAB seitern ben
Oemotraten, bic ii6 briiiien, bic BRO
ipsritdt bes GanDes bepirtt gu bas
ben. cine ssbiesene abfubr. gr err
tlGrte II. a.:
.Wdbrenb Der eriten sebn Wonate
bes europdiiten arieses beitanben
ief5ig g|ro5ent unierer @eIammtauss
fubr aus ariessmateriul; basIel6s
= aus AZ bsridiebenen aloiTen Be
ifebenb = hattie einen Wertb bon
81 1850, 100000. Die 0eiammtaus.
fubr belief ii9 auf $2,346, ,0O0,00
Wdbrenb Der 3eit bonn Quguit 1915
Biz gum Mai 1916 matten bieIe AZ
&lafIen einsn getrag bon 66 pro5ent
Der @eIummtdusfubr aus; iie battsn
einen mertb bon 81, $685. 100000, bic
lebiere einen iol6sn bon $3,6M ,0O0,s
900. 9om Otto6er 1913, no Der
nnbertpoob'fhe 3oGltarif in &raft
trat. Biz gum Iusbru9 bes ariegss
betrusen Die Grporte 81 1852, 100000.
Dies bebeutete i'm 8ersleide 5ur Quss
fu6r unter hem repubtitaniidsn Rss
aime einen ausfan bon mpnatlif
S16,000,OO0. benn in Der 3sit BON
Ottoter 1912 Bis gum Suli 1913 bat
ie man unter dbrliden 8erb6ltniFen
cine Qlusftbr pn $2,110,5 10000, mo +,
Eel bic poreripdbnien At 9fdFen bloB
35 proSent Der 9sfammtausfubr
n,taruo r,feu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
GmtlaHem
Berbsn g o fbeamte, petd E
ais RiIiafolbaten lid
an Der 9rense Bee
finben.

G9icaso. IA. Qug. Yoits
meiItsr .. u. Campbell bat am Wpns
tag 130 QngeIiellte bss @bicugoer
poitamtes, pelhe iih NIT Der Nattos
naIsarbe BON Slinois an Der msritus
riiden grsn5e befinbsn, Don Der Cite
Der 4ngeitelIten bes pofiamts ssitrts
den. gs gei6ab in ltebereinitims
muHg nit sinem Bon 9sneralpoitmeie
tier erIafTsnen gefebl, buB ale 2lnses
itslIten an Der 5ront entlafisu psrs
ben iollen. ppitmeiiter Campbell err
tldrte, baB bieiel6en pielleidt pt.Oer
angefteQt tperbsn tpIrbeu, iobalb lie
ibre ebrsnoolle GntlaHuna aus Der
Qrmee erhdlten bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15

Gu6us ProiperitGt. Der
europdiiae arieg BAT bic Ra6fruae
mad cubaniIdem Hpb5uder uro benz
5ufoge aud ben greis bes proOuttes
oerart geiteigert, paB bic 6auptinous
itrie Der rperle Der gntilen" uno bic
Sniel felbit Iih mgep0hnii4er Prpz
iperitdt erfreut IS erbeLIt bag II. u.
Gus ben ioe6en Don oem SanbelszOe,
partement in WaIbingtou mitgetbeiI-
ten 3tffern oes lebtjG6rigen 2tuRens
bdnbels @u6as. Der Wertb beiIelben
bat in Ginfu6r unb QusFubr ben bes
SSdbres 1914 I'm iiber 100 Miqionen
Dollars ii6erItiegeu. Die Qusfubr batz
te i'm leBten Sabre eineu Wertb BON
254 WiQionen 0oqars, uno bic Der.
Staten bdben allein fiir 206 Dltllioa
nen cubanii6e Yrpbutte, buuptiG4lia
3uder uHo Sabaf, erFalten, 9oi Der
Giu5u6r i'm Wertbs BON 1868 Milipa
nen betrus Der 2lntbeil Der Ser. Stuus
ten 1048 Mtqionen Dollars. @roba
britannien lit Der speitgr0Bte SurOe
Gubus, Spanien tommt an oritter
Steqe.
Cine engIif6e gbrung
) manus. lle6er cine Gbs
rung SmmeImanns our9 ben @eguer
piro Der ,U(iinfener 3ettung" aus
benz 'Seloe beri9tet: gtm 80. Sunt
mari Elm engliTaes BIug3eug fir Sms
melmann einen aran5 aus frtifen
9lumen NIT elmer iapur5en S6leife
nieoer. 9a5 @an5e mar pdNeroiAt
rerpadt unb in elmer 8lef6iilie einges
i9loFen. 0abei lag Elm Shreibeu in
engliI9er Spra6e, bag in Der uebera
Tebung foloenben 8ortlaut bat; n9(bs
gepprfen am 80. SUM- 1916 iiber
S9lpb Ss fir 6errn Sberleutndnt
Smmermann, geItorber in oerS8fdht
am IS. sunni. Gum Inoenten an
einen tapferen unb ritterIiten 9eguer.
@om tdmpferbru Gjei4tpooer."
Sutterringel. - Z pfuno
Butter tpiro gu Sddum 9eriibrt, barn
! PFunb 3uder, 2 @igeGb unb elm
gan3es 81, l 9funO feiues @ei3enmebl
uno 1 Stange NIT 3uder geitoBeuer
Yonille 5ugetban, unb bic 0taiIc gut
buraeetuetet. Damn rollt man iie
Siemli6 binn aus, forut runce Rtns
gel, 8rebel9en pber anoere s5tguren
oaraus, bic man aud nit perittebes
nen 6prmen dusite6en tdnn, uno bes
ftreut bic tleinen SUDDEN, no4oem
man tie nit Gigelb beitri4en bat, nit
buntem Saeel3uder. Dies iebr pobl'
fdmedenbe Gebdd mub poriiAttg
bel selinber 9iBe sebudn tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Gin iuillfpmn,eaer xprs
tuano fiir Japatt
9egen China miIitdrifd
pprsueeben.

Wv u V u III ! W
borSuseben.
Sotio, 10. ausuit. gNneiiide
5ruppsn baben bic idpaniide @arni'
ion in Gbeng Gbia Sun, elmer 5pis
idsn Wutben uno Gbapbansfu sslsses
nen Stabt, uusesriffen unb einen ia
paniI6en Offi3isr getDbtet unS II
Soloaten getoptst obsr bertpunbet.
8R aug Chang G6ia Sun semeIbet
pirb, pirp iest Die iapanif9e Saisrns
BON dineiiiT6en SclSaten belagert.
8srTtdrtunssn fir bic bsIaeerts
9arniion iinb fofOrt BON aaipuan
unS Suoingbai aus abseidrdt pors
ben. Die @erbuftuns zines iapanis
ifen aaufuiannss bate bic 9erans
luFuns fir ben 3uiammenitob ssses
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
GhiHs adbridten.

Rem gort, IA. qus. 4nset-::
rSuscania" bon glassop.
oiperprol, glneet.: rHelp
gort" bon Rem gprt.
2lbsef.: st. paul" nad 9aetp gort;
nSaronia" rad Teip Yort.
ReapsI. glbsef.: rStaIia" nab
Rem Yort.
GbriitianiIanb. glbeef.:
p9eIlisolap" nad gep Yort; .phiIas
SsIphia1 na@ 2iDerpooI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
@erfprgung.

Ri9ter: Der Seri6tsbof bat Sb'
nen oiesmal nod miIberuoe llmitGnbe
susebtlIiet urb MIR duf feds Wsondte
@efdngnib ertannt."
9tnsetIaster (snttdufdt): nDd biif
i'd mir aber tpenigItens bic llnteriu,
aungabaft ni4t ansureanea!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15

tparen Derfobt seuefen, aber bi. werz
lobuns mar aufseboben tporbem 9lls
bann bas Mdb4en iiub feline Wlutter
am leBten Mittfpoh mad Rorris fube
rem. fpurben lie BON O'9rien einaes
bolt unb als Graulein Sortelfon iid
ipeigerfe. gu ibm in feline automobil
gu lteigen, ftob ibr Der junse Mann
atpei 4uqelr1 in ben Qeih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
sJn Maibinston
Gdnst man an, uegen Der
unperfddmtbeit gnss
lambs beritimmt 3u
tnsr

% Wafbinston, D. g., IA. aus.
Der San bes antriiauiiden Sdifs
fes. km in benz briiiften 6dfen Co
lpmbo, geplon, aoblen peripeiserf
ipurbsn, neil es Woaren BON syirmen.
bic auf Gngldnbs ihipar5er 3iiie ftes
ben, befDrbsrt, bersitet ben Beamtsn
bes Gtdats Departtments ui&i ass
rinses Ropf5erbrthen.
Gis bstra&tsn ben fcII ala ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-15
Ser Sunbes Hibter
Srauoeis
2ebnt bic grnenuung 5um
Wttglieb Der Werito>
e o m miiiion ub.

Waihinstun, .. g., IA. Dug.
Der Ridter 9Ouis .. granbeis pom
gunoeso6ergeriht bat am abenb ben
9rdiibenten Wilipn bena6ri9tigt,
bab er nitt i'm Stanbe lei. on Der
aommiiIiOn gu bieneu, Die periuden
iOa, bic 0ifferen3sn 3uffaen ben
Ser. Staatsn urb Werito beiaulesen,
neil bag geridt nit 9efadften ii6ers
'bGuIt lei.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12

Everybody knows that the end of
the chapter has to come some time.
1t will be red-letter day when
it does come The Democracy has
a great chance this year to hasten
the day. Only by drawing the issue
sharply between the republican ma
chine leaders and their corporate
aid on one side and the common.
ordinary, doctor, lawyer, merchant,
grocer, farmer and ranchman on
the other and fighting it out on that
line can the opposition win. The
question is TO whether the influen-
tial and cynical few or the plugging
many are going to run things in
this state; whether we are going TO
have government in the open or
government by subterfuge. The in
dependent voters are silently and
unobtrusively increasing. As they
continue to increase and continue
to think they are going TO line up
with any political organization that
is clearly and cleanly for progress
and for freeing the state from the
grip of the selfish influences which
have so long held the upper hand.
The Democrats have a great chance
this year. The dissatisfaction and
restlcssness, the chatting under the
rule of the old familiar close-cor,
poration crowd is growing all the
time The republican record of the
past year is enough TO defeat any
party on earth if the ammunition is
rightly utilized-and if the Demo-
Gratis get together and work Santa
Fe New Mexican.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
Popular Young Folks Wed

Wheeler Hill, of Clayton and Miss
Mildred Scarlott, of Mt. Dora, sur
prised their friends, when without
any advance notices, they were
quietly married Saturday by Rev.
Gains. The couple left for Amarillo
the same evening.
Mrs. Hill, until her marriage, was
postmaster at Mt. Dora where she
is very popular. She is an accom-
plished young lady and Mr.. Hill is
to be envied. So is Mrs. Hill, in
fact we believe the union should
have unanimous good wishes of ev-
erybody.
Mr.. Hill is the junior member of
Hill Brothers transfer business and
is one Of Clayton's most prosperous
young business men.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
CAMEL ROpEO WITH PIECE
OF PAPER---AGAlN IN LIMBO
,Ourt Order Restraints Sheriff from
Closing Walters Saloon, but
FaVOrite is Dry.

The camel is again in captivity
He was roped with a court order
Monday morning and transferred TO
his jug. to languish, temporarily at
least, on a diet of water and await
his chance to kick more dents in
the thirst parlor mop boards.
Both f. J. Walters and Juan Car
rillo opened their places for bust
ness Monday morning after TOombs
&Harris procured court order re-
straining officers from closing the
saloons because they were too close
to a church. Juan Carrillo remained
open for one day but was closed be-
cause, it is said, the proprietor Vio-
lated that part of the law pertain
ing to the posting of certain sections
of statutes governing retail liquor
business. f. j. Walters place is still
open, and we understand will remain
so pending decision of the courts
regarding the distance between his
place and the church.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
DEMOCRACY MUST FIGHT JIMMY" SOFT
SOAP, STEAM ROLLER AND MAILED FIST

I'VE know what we have to fight"
said Judge f. V. Long, TO the Demo-
cratic state central committee yes
terday. (Feb. A.
1t is we'll that the Democracy
realize what it has to fight. 1t has
to fight an organization which has
intrenched itself by cunning and
manipulation for the past two de-
cades. II has TO fight an organiza-
tion which feeds the public on gilt
tering promises during the campaign
and tells the public TO go TO the
devil when it makes the laws. IL is
an organization which does not
scruple to play upon slumbering race
feeling, and to fan it into flames
to further its own selfish purposes.
1T is an organization which gets in
by subtcrfuge and stays in by bull
doing. IL is an organization which
processes deep reverence for the
grand old constitution during the
ante-election period and make a
football of the unhappy document
when it gets into power. 1t is an or
ganization whose leaders have been
notorious for twenty years in this
state for slipperiness and chicane,
who have herded voters and bought
ballots by the thousand; it is the
bunch of the jimmy, of the stuffed
club and the bludgeon, the soft soap
and the steam roller, of the bullcon
and the hot air, the mailed fist and
the itching palm which works while
you sleep and works you while you
are awake.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
FORMER JUSTICE CHOSEN
As COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
President Wilson Endorsed at Har-
mOniOus Meeting OF State Cen
trail Committee.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 8.-Judge n.
b. Laughlin, former justice of the
New Mexico supreme court, and one
of the most prominent and best
known Democrats in New Mexico,
was unanimously chosen chairman
of the Democratic State Central
Committee at the meeting held here
Saturday. Secretary L. J. Guilfoil
rendered his resignation and a new
secretary will be named Immediately
by the state chairman.
Harmony marked the meeting of
the state central committee and lead
ing democrats from all parts of the
state were in attendance. The meet
ing opened Friday and continued
over Saturday, the final business of
the session being concluded on the
latter day with the selection of the
state chairman.
President Wilson Endorsed
Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing the state and national adminis-
u pdl llOlldl ~ Nllt oldltS-
manlike conduct" of President Will
son in preserving international peace
and his patriotic efforts to put our
country in a condition of prepared
ness for defense against aggression
and the maintenance of peace and
honor.
On the Mexican policy the resolu-
tions read:
we are in hearty accord with
the president in all his conduct and
handling of our complicated rela-
tions with our reNolution-torn neigh
hOr on the south, and we commend
his stable brain and steady hand in
dealing with this trying and ever
changeful international condition
ever since he came INTO his high
Office, so that he has saved this
country from the charge of med
ding in the internal affairs of our
weaker neighbors and has saved
millions in treasure and the blood
of many of its best young men,
The administration of Governor
Mcdonald and the work of A. A.
Jones as assistant secretary of the
interior, were also warmly COM
mneded.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
Fair Crowd Hears Lecture

A fair sized crowd turned out 10
hear G.. w. kirkpatrick, socialist,
lecture Sunday night. Mr.. Kirk
patrick was several shades more en-
tertaining that Mr.. Seidel and was
a far better orator, putting up a
more convincing plea for his cause.
Ryan Walker, the well known car
tOonist, is scheduled for tomorrow
night. This is the last of the series
and will doubtless prove the most
interesting.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
MORE THAN 500 WITNESS
INITIAL SHOW At MISSION
Speakers and Dramatic Company
Entertain Crowd in North New
MeXicO'S Finest House.

North New MeEico's prettiest and
most modern theater was opened 10
the public Monday night. More than
GOO people were present to witness
its debut. Before 7:30 the house was
sold out and the auxiliary chairs
put into service.
When the curtain made its formal
rise three Of Union county's promin-
ent citizens were disclosed ready to
formally introduce "the house." They
were NJ. Herzstein, owner of the
Mission, D. p. EasterwOod and Juan
y. Duran, speakers of the evening.
Mr.. EasterwoOd made a short and
entertaining speech, entirely in keep
ing with the occasion. Mr.. Duran
addressed the audience in Spanish,
both speeches were the proper
length to exactly suit the tastes Of
an entertainment seeking crowd.
Frequent calls from the crowd for
Mr.. Herzstein brought him to the
center of the stage where he made
the very sensible statement that he
was mot speaker" and MessPs.
EasterwoOd and Duran were there
to talk for him.
On account of the films arriving
late and not allowing Mr.. Earle time
to adjust the new machine, the pie
lures We're omitted but Mr.. Lewis
came to the rescue with a double
show given by the Lewis Dramatic
company. This company remained
the entire week and gave general
satisfaction.
On Friday and Saturday nights
the company conducted country
store prize drawing, the prizes be-
ing furnished by Clayton business
men. This affair proved a great
drawing card.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
OUR GOBRtSpUaOtnI SEES
IMPROVEMENT NEAR SEDAN
HOmesteaderS Building Things that
Prove they Have Come to
Stay.

NJ. l.. Sovil of Sedan writes The
News an interesting letter of the rap
id Improvement of that section of
the county, part of which we pub
lish:
School house No. i3 has been fin
ished and painted on the inside, and
an organ installed, which gives the
house a more cozy appearance.
Louis Holcomb has a well close TO
the school house, which makes it
very convenient for the school to
procure its water. Mr.. Holcomb also
has corral built, and his feed
stacked near his well. | understand
that he intends to build a residence
in the not distant future.
One mile south of the Holcomb
ranch Charles Kinderman, within the
past year, has located and is build
ing home. He already has a wind
mill and large barn and contem-
plates building a splendid residence
in the near future.
Geo. Lewis Of Vance, who settled
his claim within the past twelve
months, has built a residence that
can be seen for miles; it is not paint
ed yet, but Mr.. Lewis is living in
it. and is we'll pleased with the
country.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
James Announces as Candidate

Thomas P. James stopped off at
Clayton last week while enrouts to
Hot Springs, Ark, and from that
point wrote us that his hat was in
ring for county commissioner from
District No. 4. He stated that
number of people had importuned
him to make the race and he had
finally made up his mind to go in
and win if he could get the Demo
Gratis to regard himself as the best
candidate and can then get enough
votes to win the election.
The Democrats will make no mis-
take by putting a man of Mr.. James
known ability and integrity on the
ticket. The people Of the north end
of the county can be depended upoA
TO give him an almost solid support
for election if he receives the nom-
ination.-Des Moines Swastika.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1916-02-12
Clayton Makes Hit with Kansas
Banker

f. C. Chenoweth, president Of the
First National Bank Of Emporia,
Kansas, spent a week in Clayton siz-
ing up the town and surrounding
country. Mr.. Chenoweth made the
statement that he was unable TO get
a knock" about Clayton out Of .
single person he talked to. 1T has
impressed me enough" he said, that
| intend to return TO Clayton in the
very near future TO invest in Un-
ion county soil"