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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
INDIANA TROOPS WILL
ENTERTAIN F. B. SAYRE
Presidents SOn-in-Law. Doing y. VI.
&. \. Work i'm Texas. VIII Meet
the Indiana Lads Saturday.

LLANO GRANDE. Tex. Cvia mail
40 san Antonia), Aug. 25.-Indiana
soldiers i'm camp here were informed
Wednesday that they would be the
host of Francis B. Sayre. son-in-law
of Pres't Wilson at their meeting at
the Y. NJ. G.. A. Saturday evening
MIR. Sayre. who is here on several
days visit i'm the interest Of the army
Y NJ G.. a work. has promised 70
address the Indiana boys.
Whether students Of Purdue. In
diana and other universities and col
leges of Indiana Will be permitted to
return I'm time for the fan term
opening i'm September is doubtful
since commanding officers of the diff
ferent units here have informed Cen
Parker of the Brownsville patrol dis
trict that they regard it as unfair
TO muster out students and not
discharge other soldiers. All trace OF
the recent storm has been removed
and telegraph communication is eX-
pected 10 poe restored soon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
Won TIRPITZ ASKS
FOR U-BOAT ACTIVITY
said TO Have Issued Manifesto call
inc for Unrestricted Warfare
Neutrality-suspicious. Vague

WASHINGTON, Aug %. - Mail
reports of a manifesto recently is
sued by Admiral Won Tirpitz. form
er head of the German navy. calling
fon an unrestricted renewal of sub
marine warfare. have been received
from Berlin by the state depart
ment The dispatches are very
vague and the text is not included,
nor is it revealed what official posi-
ton. il any Won Tirpitz now holds.
The manifesto" was issued about
a month ago. II declared renewal
of submarine operations WouIC
cripple England seriously and do no
harm SO FAR as the United States
was concerned as that country all
ready is doing Germany as much
damage as she possibly could. even
i'm a state of war"
Why Won Trpitz. even though
retired would be permitted 10 issue
such a manifesto if II were violently
i'm disagreement with official policy
is not understood by officials here
As a retired officer ne still would
be subject TO military discipline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
CANADIAN MEN
LEAVE YPRES
FOR THE SOMME
100000 Volunteers Trans
ferred From Salient to
British Front.

OTTAWA. ont Aug. 25-Mugled
pride and apprehension thrill all
Canada with the realization that an
che Canadian forces have been mor-
81 from the Bloody angle" at Ypres
10 the Somme front. where the great
British offensive 5 under way. There
is great satisfaction that the famous
salient has been held So tenaciously.
il tragicaily. for the past year. but
the Somme front means multiplied
casualties.
Almost 100000 volunteer soldiers
from Canada have been transferred
anu massed behind the Somme lines.
according 90 the Canadian Militia
- partment The country assumes
mat the change has been hailed with
delight by the soldiers. ass letters
from Flanders have been filled for "a
month with regrets az being lett 20
stew ia r.- own Juice" while Aus
tralians. south Africans and British
ers won glory in attack
The Canadians went into the Ypres
salient twenty thousand strong I'm
April 1918 a fortnight later they
lost 5000 of their number i'm hold
ing The Gateway 90 Calais. ion what
j. called the second battle OF Ypres.
Their ranks were nIlcd from tne re-
serves of the first $4,000 soldiers that
canada was able to send in .Septem-
her. 1914. as her FIRST contingent
only once during 1915. at Festubert.
we've the Canadians pririlesed 20 UNI
dertake real offensive"
Practically always the Canadians
have been used I'm the most sruelhng
OF defensives. I'm April 1916. they
bore the whole burden OF the third
battle of Npres. when the German
bombardment reached am intensity
nap 20 that time unparalleled ON amy
front held by King Georges soldiers.
At Ypres the palatial dugouts of
the chalky hills OF Picardv were UNI
thinSabIe. The position was "a marsh
Trenches even could not leo dug
They had 10 be erected. They always
filled with water All that could be
done was TO raise paraDets of sand
bags above ground level and repair
them nightly as The German silent
J.izzies'' scattered them los day. The
defending Eanadians could only sit
tiZht under a bombardmeut that has
continued almost without intermis-
saon for the past four months
The salient was ordered hy the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
HOSPITAL CORPS OPEN
New Hospital Company To BE OPP
ened To Indiana Recruits
Today.

INDIANAPOLIS, us 25.-In ex-
pectation of recruiting sixty seven
men and five officers. Capt A. q.
Chittick of ambulance company
number one of the Indiana troops.
arrived here Thursday and announc-
ed that ne would set out on his
duty Friday. The new men are
wanted for service with field hospi-
tai company number two. new
unit. I'm addition 100 recruits are
needed. he said. 10 fin the two am
bulance companies and one field
hospital company now in Texas.
Recruiting already is under way at
Fort Benjamin Harrison. south
Bend. Evansville, Fort Wayne. Terre
Haute and New Albany. New re-
cruits will he sent 10 the fort and
drilled for Is days After the pre-
liminary training there they VIII pc
sent To the border
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
BaniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition Into
Rundown, Tired Out
People

N YOU feel tired out ont OF sorts,
Respondent. mentally or physically
depressed. and lack the desire TO ac-
complish things. get "a SO cent box
o. WeudelIs Ambition Pills at Wet
ticks Cut Rate Medicine store today
and your troubles viii DE over
ff you drink too much. smoke ZOO
much. or are nervous because oft
overWork OF amy kind. Weudell's
Ambition Pills viii make YOU feel
better In three days OF money back
from Wetticks cut Rate Medicine
store ON the FIRST box purchased
For AN affections OF the nervous
system. constipation. loss of appetite.
Lack of confidence, 1remhliug kidd
ncy or liver complaints. SIeepless-
ness. exhausted vitality cor weakness
~ any kind get "a box OF WendelIs
Ambition Pills to-day ON the money
back plar Mail orders filled.
charges prepaid. oy the Wendell
Ph1rmacal Company Inc, syracuse,
" g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

British high commend 90 be held for
reasons that were frankly "sentimen-
tai" The British and Prussian
guards had persisted there IN the
nrst battle OF Ypres i'm November.
1913 and t'te FIRST Canadian division
in the following spring The ground
was halIowed and worth an army
corps
Sir sam HUGHES Canada's war
minister complained last March that
the Canadian line ought TO Zoe
straishtened ont by a retirement 20
more defensible positions. but orders
were not changed. either before OF
after the April slaughter
Lost 1900 at Ypres
The Canadians went into Ypres
green and only 10000 strong. They
lost y 600 there. but came out so, p
900 veterans strong Before Ypres
they We're called by England "an
undisciplined mob" The after the
Somme" verdict their country awaits
with confidence and tears.
From Ypres has gone everything
Canadian bot memories and graves
and the maple trees that they plant
ed Every famous corps. the Prin-
cess Patricias. three times almost an
initiated but always rehled. the
Highland bri2ade that lost half its
strength i'm the first engagement. the
Mad Fourth" Battalion that went
crazy with lighting fury when it's
colonel felr les Royal Canadiens Of
Quebec dashing and fierce. all
marched out as Englishmen marched
in
Each division went under its own
Canadian leader. The First had Ma
General Turner. Y. c.. the West
India merchant of Quebec The sec
ond was led los Currie. the real es-
tate man from Vancouver and the
third 10y Upset the only profession
al soldier of the three.
They were Joined at the Somme by
the new Fourth division. ready for
its baptism of fire under Major Cen
eral Dave" Watson. former editor Of
the quebec Telegraph. with Watson
as brigadier was Victor Odlum. the
Vancouver editor, who invented the
nightly trench raids and taught them
% Jonre's general stair. The citizen
army from the western world was
SONG TO try ITS mett3e i'm the might
est offensive OF modern war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
S0NG-FEST AT NILES
EIbel's Band Accompanies Choir of
Forty Voices.

NILES. Mich. Aug IS. - With
more than 1000 persons present.
the first Niles song-fest was held at
the Niles club house tonight. Ell
bells band from South Bend fur
nished the accompaniment for the
40 voices from the various church
choirs in the city. Miss Lena Rog-
ers. choir director at the Methodist
church, acted as leader for the COM
binCd chOruses.
The concert. which included both
sacred and profane music, lasted for
am hour and a Ldlf. Ii was given
under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Progressive league and the Niles
Grub. No admittance fee was charg-
ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

cient for the trains and pumping and
lighting.
No Fumes in Tunnel.
There Will he no fumes or eNhaI-
atiOnS in the tunnel The movement
OF the trains in opposite directions
will keep up currents of air. and.
besides. engines and pumps will be
worked which will completely re-
new the air i'm the tunnels every
three days.
The trains viii be specially built
for the service, and will be brilliant
~ lighted when i'm the tunnel and the
opportunity will he taken when pos
sible of serving the chief meals of
the journey when passing the tun-
mel"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

4 "jtney" driven 10y l.. Silverman.
was badly damaged yesterday aft
ernoOn when head on collision with
Washington 81. car took place at
the corner OF Washington and
Franklin pl. 50 great was the force
OF the impact. that the auto was
thrown over the curb and onto the
sidewalk
Silverman claims that he was go
ing east. and that he would have hit
"a moving van going north on Frank
lin pL. if he had stopped his mach
inc. This resulted i'm his hitting the
car. No passengers were in the
machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
CoRNETIsT NIL pEAp.

International News Service
NEW YORK Aug. 25.-W lille
the crowd applauded for am encore
AlphouSe Athon eoruet player
dropped dead GOO the Stage o. d
Brooklyn thcatcr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Red Mems band gave its re-
Eular Thursday concert last evening
~ the corner OF MICHIGAN and sam
Pile sts. The concert next week viii
be the closing one OF the season. and
q special program has been arrang-
ed.
The band viii accompany the tribe
To Hudson lake. sunday. Aug. 27th
where the NTH annual picnic VIII be
held. Contests between the surround
ing towns viii feature the event.
Special cars will leave over the South
Shore al $50 a. m All Red Men
and friends are invited 10 attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

The men on the ships comprising
the squadron OF Admiral Sir Fred
erick Sturdee, when the British bat
tie fleet destroyed the German Paci-
fic squadron in battle of the Flax
land islands in December. 1914, have
reason to rejoice that their COM
mander was So alert on the trail of
the enemy. The British prize court
which considered this victory has
Just awarded $50. 500 i'm prize money
to the officers and crews of this
squadron for the victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

Ignatius X. Wervinski has receiv-
ed message from Prest Wilson
which ne will deliver at the celebra-
ton OF the Polish Falcson at To-
ledo. Sunday An American flag will
be unveiled at the celebration which
viii be attended by thousands of
Falcons from all parts of the Unit
ed States. South Bend will send a
large delegatiOn 10 the affair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

The Moonbeam club met last
evening at the home Of Miss Blanche
Kiefer. residing on the Niles road.
The members gave a kitchen shower
for Mrs Edward Summers. Con-
tests featured the evening. the
favors being Won BIZ the Misses
Mary NIulligan. Erma Holman and
Alice johnson. Refreshments were
served by the hostess The next
meeting OF the club viii be held
Sept II at the home of Miss Hell
man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
Dept.

Splendid assortment of all qualities of
linoleumS-priced so that each one is a
genuine bargain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
Credit

Why not take advantage of our ac-
commodating credit service which is as
freely offered in this great Clearance
as at all other times Avail yourselves
of the wonderful values now afforded
and pay as best suits YOUR convenience.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25
Davenport Dept. Is mammoth
department of values.

in this department We show over stuff
Patterns stationary mission designs and
he'd davenportS-Can he had in all fin
iSheS and coverings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

All SI45 OyerStufed DayenportS. $ll9
All SI25 OveTSutffed DavenpOTtS $3.50
All sos OverStuffed DavenportS $500
All SIS Overstuffed DavenportS $4,000
All SIS OverStuffed DavenportS $62.5O
All sos Overstuffed DavenportS $4,000
All S65.OO Bed DavenpOrtS now $3.50
All $500 Bed DavenpOrtS now S4S.50
All $500 Bed DavenpOrtS now $3S.75
All 5000 Bed DavenportS now $3.50
All S2Q.S5 Bed DavenpOrtS now $24.85
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-25

Genuine Quarter Sawed Oak Buffet
either fumed or golden hnished-beauti-
fully made-newest pauerr-but owing 10
changing factory lines we are Offering these
buffets at tremendous discount. IL Is Go
inches long-s4sS5 value, Clearance Sale
price -.-.--..--.-- -----..- .S4l-2'
Other Bullets priced a. follows:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
ESTADo DE NUEvO MEXICO
coNDADo DE SANTA RE
Para Hlectores Presidenciales
G. n.

Para Electores Presidenciales
c. n. HAMMOND
L. G. Hill
JUAN ORTIZ
Para Senador de los Estados Unidos
FRANK A. HUBBELL
Para Representante EN- ell Congreso
ID. g. HERNANDEZ
Para Gobernador ".
HOLM o. 5URsuM
Para Teniente Gobernador
NV. e. LINDSEY
Para Juez de la Corte Supreme
CLARENCE u. ROBERTS
Para Procurador General
FRANK w. CLANCY
Para E~ecretario de Estado
GlLBERTo MlRABAL
Parfa TesOrero de Estado
GREGORY PAGE
Para Auditor de Estado
w. q. SARGENT
Para Comisionado de Terrenos Pub.
ROBERT RI ERviEN
Para Supt. de Instruction Pdblica
j. n. WAGNER
Para Comisionado de Corporation
de Estado
MALAoUiAs MARTINEZ
Para Procurador del Primer Distrito
ALEXANDER READ
Para SenadOr de Estado, Dist. Diez
3. Y. PANkEY
Para REPRESENTATIVES de Estado,
Distrito 28
JOHN SHOEMAKER
ALBERT H. CLANCY
Para Comisionado de Condado
Primer Distrito
GEO. M. KlNsELL
Para Comisionado de Condado
Segundo Distrito
JOSE ORTIZ Y PlNo
Para C~omisionado de Condado
Tercer Distrito
BENlTo LUJAN
Para S~ecretario de Condado
M. A. ORTIZ
Para Juez de Pruebas
VICTOR oRTEoA
Para Alguacil Mayor
c. G. cLOsSoN
Para Assessor
cANuTo ALARlD
Para Tesorero
FRED LOPEZ
Para superintendent de Escuelas
JOHN ". CONWAY
Para Agrimensor
|. ]. r. ADAMS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
ell coNsTIPADo LIE ENToRPEcE
Ell cERE6Ro.

La sensation dc pesantez. OPPRESSION
, enervamiento, Sc debe a las impure
zas dentro de su sistema, un higado
malo e intestinos congestionados. Las
Pfldoras de Nueva Vida del DR.. King
alivian muy pronto. Un movimiento
facil, expedite de sus intestinos, lie en-
tonara su sistema y le ayudara a lin
piar su complexion sucia y LENA de
espinillas. Compre un f~rasquito de
las Pfdoras de Nueva Vida del DR..
King en- g de 81 boticario por CSC.
Una d6sis esta noche, le har4 estsr
bien para Ell almusrzo mahana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
EsTADO DE NuEVo MEXICO
cONpADo DE SANTA RE

Para Electores Presidenciales
FELIX GARCIA
JAMES UPTON
JOSE G. CHANES
Para Senador de los Estadog Unidos
"A. "A. JONES
Para Representante en- 81 Congreao
w. b. WALTON
Para Gobernador
K. C.. DE BACA
Para Teniente G0bernador
VI, q. MCDONALD
Para Juez de la Corte Huprema
NElLL q. FIELD
Para Procurador General
n. q. PATTON
Para Secretario de Estad0
ANTONIO LucER0
Farfa Tes0rero dc Estado
"A. Il. HALL
Para Auditor de Estado
MIGUEL Al: OTERo
Para Comisinnad0 de TeFrencs P6b.
GEORGE DAWSON
Para Eupt. de Instruction Publica
!. L. q. sWINNEY
Para Comislonado de- G~orpOraci0n
da Estad0
BGNIEAcI0 MONTnvAg3s
para Procurador del primer Dtstrito
III IA. GRgsr
para senador de- Fstado, Dist. Diez
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

tas, hombres honrados y de- concien-
cha, como Q nuestros candidates.
INN vOTO POR ESTOS CANDIDA
TOS BS UN vOTO POR ell PROGRE
so DEL CONDADO Y POR ELL BIEN-
ESTAR DE NUESTRAS FAMILIAS,
EN- LOS PROX1MOS DOS AMOS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
PARA sENADoR
MELVIN T.


PARA REPRESENTATIVES
PATRlcIO GARCIA
ClPRIANo LUCERO
NlcANoR BAcA (DIst. 2s)
PARA coMIs. DE coNDADo
ARTHUR sELiGMAN-PrImer Dist,
CIRlACo RAEL -Segundo Dist.
JOSE ALBINo MoNToYA Ser Dist.
PARA EscRlBANo De coNDADo
TRINIDAD G. De BAcA
PARA TEsoRERo
NICOLAS sENA
PARA ALeuAciL MAYOR
cELSo LOPEZ
PARA SUP. DE EscuELAe DEL
coNDADo
ALFREpo LucERo
PARA AsEaoR
MANUEL DELGADo
PARA JUEz De PRuEBAs
JOSE iNEz RoY7AL
PARA AeRIMENeoR
JOHN Il. WALKER
PARA PRocURADoR DE DIST.
J. n. cRisT
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
BOlcto Indcpendicntc-Rcpubli-
c0nO-D cmOcraticO del COndldO

i fue educado en- 81 Coaegio de San
Miguel de esta ciudad. POr I'm ter
mino, fungi0 como director de escue-
las del condado, y sus servicios fue-
ron enteramente satisfactorios. Els
uno de dos muy buenos hombres con
que cuenta este condado.
clpriano Lucero.
Candidate para R~epresentante por
81 Segundo DIstrito.
Nacio en- Peha Blanca, Ell 81 de Sep
tiembre de 1881 y fue educado en- las
escuelas pdblicas dc Pena Blanca.
Case con La sehorita Guadalupe Con
zales, y tiene en- Ia actualidad siete
ni1os.
Ha estado ocupado en- negocios mer
cantiles en- Algodones, Cerrillos y San
Pedro. En- la actualidad Sc dedica
a La agriculture y tiene su residen-
cia en- CerriIlos. N. M.
NIcanor saca
Candidate para Re~PEeoehfante por
lei Tercer Distrito.
ee AJ1f. 1 htf
Naci6 en- Santa Fe, N. NJ, en6Abril
dc 1864. Fu6 educado en- Ell celebre
Colegio de San Miguel de esta ciudad
y asisti0 tambien a las escuelas pd-
blicas del condado. En- ell ano de 1885
Sc case con la senorita Guadalupe
Martinez, la que murio en- 1890. Por
segunda vez contrajo nuevas nupeias
en- 1907 con Ia sehorita Jesusita John
son. ,Tiene dos hijos de su primera
esposa.
Ha sido un miembro del Concilio
de la ciudad pr 10 amos; miembro
del Guerpo de Directories de Escuelas
por dos amos, y escribano de la ciudad
por dos amos. Us dem6erata, y su
r~esidencia es en- Santa Fe, N. M.
PARA coMlsloNApos De
coNpADo.
Arthur seiisman, Ter pistrIto.
Banquero prominente; democrata;
h. sido comisionado de condado,
dando magnificos servicios. FL Sr.
SeHgman fue Ell que vendi6 los bonos
de caminos para ell condado de Santa
Fe, que tanto beneficio trajeron a es-
te condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
FL BOLETO EUS|OAISTA
DESP|ERTA ENTUSIASMO

He visitado personalmente cast to.
dos los p~recintos en- Ell condado, dijo
Ell presidente de Ia oficina central de.
mocratica recientemente, " he habla
do con mas de I'm millar de votantes
en- los precintos de afuera. Nunca
antes ha habido tanto interes y entu-
siasmo como Ell que ha Ievantado ell
boleto fusionista. La genie aparen-
temente ha d~espertado al hecho de
que ahora tienen ina oportunidad de
enforzar sus derechos en- Ell gobierno
del condado, y realizan 81 peligro que
yiene siempre de permitir al anillo
que permanescan en- las Oficinas por
mucho tempo. 70 creo que Ell hole-
to fusionista sera electo por muy her
mosas y grandes mayorfas."
Hay la creencia general de que Ia
Guardia Vieja estA espantada EN- Ell
condado de Santa ne. Mientras que
ellos estan hacienda 10 possible para
c%onservar su valor y estan hacienda
calculos extrayagantes solo por ell
efecto moral, en- Ell fondo. estan mas
ansiosos que antes. La campa1a
~fusionista, aundue ha sidO quieta, ha
sido agresiva, comprensiva y efecti-
va. Ha habido POGO dinero que haya
sido necesario gastar, pero los fusio-
nistas estan gastando algo mejof que
dinero: estan despertando a los yo-
tantes del condado de Santa re. LA
oportunidad por n nueYa epoca en-
los asuntos del condado ha sido rea-
lizada al fin por los votantes, Y la de-
rrota del anillo republican, por la pri.
mera vez en- muchos AMOS esta ahora
escrita visiblemente.
=
RoLETo INpEPENplENTE, REPU-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DEL CoNDADo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
PARA EscRlsANo De coNDADo.

PARA EscRiRANo DE cohDADo.
Trinidad 6. de- 5aca.
Este es uno de los ~joYenas mas bri-
llantes con que cuenta nuestro conda,
do de Santa re.
Trinidad naci6 81 afo de 1878, el
dfa once de Abril; fueron u padres
D. Luis A. de Baca, finado, v la sonora
Julianita Lucero de Baca.
Atendi0 Ell Colegio de Rockport, Mis-
souri,, y j de st. Joseph. Mo-
En- ell afio de 1906 case con Ia seho-
rita Katie Sosaya, de cnya union tie.
men tres nihos, dos hombrecitos y una
nina.
En- 1898 fue diputado Secretario
de la Corte de Pruebas del Condado
de Union; tambien sirvi6 en- ese con-
dado como diputado Sheriff; y fue
maestro de escuela en- Ell mismo CON
dado.
En- JUNO 10 del ano de 1912 fle
nombrado por Ell Sr. Gobernador Nc
Donald, Guardian de GAIA y Pesca,
empleo que aun desempeha 3 no.
nor a ST mismo y a la administration
que 10 nombr6.
Por algun tempo tambien giro en-
Ell negocio de comerciante en- mercan-
cfas; y reside por algun tempo en-
el condado de Mora, donde es muy
~apreciado; pero va hace mas de dos
amos que Sc declare c~iudadano de este
condado de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

de ahi p0niendO la fundaci6n para las
muehas c~ualidades que 10 han distin-
guido como in ciudadano.
En- Enero de 1901 case con la seio-
rita Agueda Lucero, de familias pro
minentes del condado de Rio Arriba.
de cuya union han sido bendecidOs
con dos ninos, IN nino y ina nina.
Despues de su matrimonio sc resen-
TO en- Santa Cruz, N. M., donde por
deg Y ocho amos ha gIrado como CO.
merciante, tomando interes en- agri-
cultura y crfa de animales.
Como ciudadano, el Sr. Lucero STEM
pre- Sc ha i~nteresado en- asuntos pd-
Dlieos y en- buen gobierno, y su au-
ministracion como uno de los CONT
sionados de este condado desde 1866
nasta 1872 pruepa que durante su ter
mlno de offcinasle I cpndado fue admI-
nistrado de il manera satisfacLorla
y economical, y sin imponef alta tasa-
cion sobre ell pueblo; Ell p~resente eui-
ficio de la Casa de Cortes fu6 cons
trufdo y amueblado por complete a
nr costo de $4,000
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Ponemos a continuation la lista
complete de los candidates del boletc
de- Ia fusion Independence, republica.
no-democrAtic0 del condado, cuyos
candidates. desde ell primerO hasta el
ltimO, D todos hombres de pundo-
nor, honrados, y yecinos prpninentes
de este .condado. Algunos han SER
vido pnestos p1blicos en- 10 pasadp,
pero hay otros que nunca antes han
soaicitado ell sufragio del pueblo para
ningun destino pdblico.
HI holeto Observation-Disclosures
to, como recordaran nuestros lectores
fue nominado en- contra del boleto re.
p~ublicano, tornado en- So mayorfa de
hombres que han hechado ratces va
eH los destinos pGbllcos que sc
Green en- complete dominic de la ST.
tuacion polftica por t0da IL e~ternidad.
Estos hombres deben DEAR va los
puest0s que ocupan, en- primer lugar
para dar Eugar a otrOsj en- segundo,
pordue NADIA en- sus registros los anne
rita a volver a 8 reelectos;; en- ter
Ger lugar, p0rque tienen Tornado en-
tire 81 una clica que Gamma de Rcuer-
do para que TODD redunde en- pro-
pios ~intereses, sin i~mportarles un BILE
do que aeI cohdado pfogrese 0 no, sino
solamente seguir ~prendidos EN- ell des-
tino, y por dltimo, porque son soda
mente Instruments de otros que es-
tan mas arriba, que estan acostumbra-
dos a ser los supremos mandatarios,
cuya VOC es ley. y cuya autoridad ma
die hasta ahora, Sc habia atrevido a
disputar.
Los candidates del boleto fusionista
son verdaderamente independientes;
no tienen compromises con nadie;
son hombres de espfritu progresista,
que procuraran ell adelanto del conda-
do, que esta en- lamentable estado de
atrazo; y 81 son electos. aparte de dar
buen gobierno local, probaran con u
actos que son dignos de Ia estima-
cion del pueblo que los ella.
Comenzaremos hacienda una reese
ma de los candidates. breve, pero e
xacta.