davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28

% iaa6e: aNlin 3ooer, bpis oenne
aalf life fan aaa mig forbi, uOen
ieg 0riffer Den, oa lie sin 9illiel"
81 ban Tom o. ianot Dem after TO-
oenoe. TIL oeres Zine par betunge-
DC. o. De pioite life. boao De ifuI.
De ioare BAN. % ban iorloo Dem
% gif after ben % bno treble
@ana % ia1oe after Set iaume
0ro. g5aoer. bloc on BOG taee
oenne aalf ira mi9l BOG ife life
min Billie, men oinl@
Men en- en9eI ira 5immcIcu
.biite IL ior bam o. itprfeoe 6am.
% 0a ban oar | 3e0sau8eit, bnO
ban beitiaere. men bans SoeO bIeo
ION 9Ioosoraaber. Ser iaIot ue0
pan 5orocn.
d oa 5an loo op ira genncn
% Tom til 0iiciplene, ianOt ban
Dem iooenoe al 9eor6oelie. o.
ban iaBoe til Dem: oSooer 3 irem
oeles % bUiier eoer2 Get er uof
9imen er fommeu; ie. @enneifeim-
men forraa0es / Spu0eres 9qnoer.
Siaa %, lao o. qua; ie. Dan, Jon
iorraaoer mig, er nar, 5eo, ior al
Is life ital iaIoe i 5riitelie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28

%Ioroper, % -oe uGlter iig iom bot
De graaoieer oDer eiter binanOen.
StGrfeit er grpnoingen inc ouer
Heolerne % op moo apiten. ytaar
oct er alIeo9rit, tonmer Der tire
@anoe tire pna binnnOen islgenoe
Bigger, De bIiper itsrre % itsrre,
Den Iioite er Den iterite al Dem ale.
8enne 9iatllrbeifriOelie er et 9oot
eilleos poa Srelierens Stamp bin
3orsoag Rat. allereoe OeO RAD.
~Derbor0et, bDor oct BOG ellers par
iaa Init o. oeiligt, begpnOte 1sn.
aillerne ira Ipbet at melae liz.
9iieiplenes 3rptte ON, bpem Der
ifuloe Dpre Den ~iierite. par maaife
iom Ell lille a%rusning, Der piifer
li0t Sfim op paa Ell eIlers title
Solitinsoa1. .0teiterIig ioritoo ban
at itille Den arusning % pie fine
lnrDiIlige 0iiciple. bporneo %
6Dor.eoes De I 6remtioen ifIlloe
oDer0inSe ianOanne 6orimrrelier
paa oeres Bel. San toeOe oeres
5s6oer o. bite Dem oerUeo iaoDel
oeo @erning iom Oeo Orb, b0ori
BET ~raaoenoe 9rincip / @iibs Aiae
bdtaar. / ielpopoiren0e % tieneu-
DC aprIigbeo, aunOe oi blot moo.a
&c % soe 0en 9pr0om, iom De
.gioroe oct. Soa uiloe mango unit
tige IrGtter fpuIe5 / 6e0iIeL me
gen eoel0ageu0e 8itterbeo albri8
bIiDe i'll. Den iaa Tom 8sn.
ningerne ira Ipbet. Oct par ierit
4anminOelien ON SuOns's 5orrr.
oeri. Zen uarsle0e ON BET npr lore.
iiaaen0e. Sioen bIep Gsnninaen
enom itprfere. oDenne 8eroens
8prite fommer, % ban bar ilet in.
tet / mig" iiaer Seius. Da DC
1aar oper ae0ron, rDffeoe l~tueiret
enonu nGrmere, ban iaa, ban ielte
oct fomme. Satan too ior 8sren
meo fin Sigte, arusningerne itrsg
benooer ben urolige 6laOe, % 2pn
gIimteoe ira ooen. Oct lpnenoe
SDPro ifuloe 10 rnmme bam unoer
Stormen. Otter SnOgangen | So-
pen iaa ban og islte ban at M bill.
DC bet ret brpoe los. San be.
1nnote at beoreoes og foriGroes %
~ioarlig at pngites." Get bleo merft
| bans Sinh, bans 2egene if9lpeoe,
% ban gennembGpeOes / lin inOeriie
Sierteroo: .Win Sipl err oDbt be-
orepet inotil Dsoen; blio fer oa
oang meo mig; BED ON life at ial.
De I 5riitelie." enbm oar be tire
Dos BAN, enonu fiinoe ban uoSie
tit 6ierte for Dem. Oct letteoe BOG
noget. 3 sprigt bar bet ind
bolostunge Orb: v8ebrspet ino-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28
Scin Stamp i Sapcn.

Seius fom iii Den BAN % Bans
Giiciple Ue.befenotc 0ane manite
oHtrent aI. 10 9liten. 5ul0maa-
uen lgite oUer 5teoet. % De Loo.
tGite Ireer faiteoe oeres 5Dggcr
ooer @anse % @respI9ner. lloen
ON &aDen par Ell Dur, % gennem
0emne isrte en- Gage. Strafs be-
Sn0gnusen loo Jan De otte blue
tilbaBe. Sat eoer Ser, meoen5 iel
gaar 0er5cn % beoer," ii9er Dan
san elife6e fine eane o. etifeof
Oem in0til enoen. nSom ianot
Neuneife latte SeIus 9ris paa ii
icipIenes 91prpprelie III / bans
Iuqre 3ime. Den De bar Tor iDaae
til at gaa lGnaere meo BAN. Ger
pnr imi0lertiO Ire, iom funoe fol.
&c BAN langere, 8eter, Safob o.
Sobannes. De u6ai 5loffen bnuoe
oeret meo bam oeo 5nirus's Dat.
tiers Opppffelie, De baooe nRret
meo BAN paa 5orflorelienS 9ierg
Den Sang bau0e be pPret 9ien.
oioner til bans WaieitGt. III iful6e
be tilIiee oqre gjenpioner til bans
Opbe 5Orneorelie % beitige aanrp.
Ge bar DC itprfeite. oerior ifuloe De
bare mere al ben tiinae 9rbDelie
meo BAN. 90 MI beannote 9Gnaitel.
len % georepelien at uplte itprft
inc oDer BAN. Zen fom | gelee.
Drag. Seq hor lpit ON 9eiterboDet
oeo SplIonos 9eitfpit un6er Stor.
men. 6srit er oct eanife title | chi.
ten, meOens Dog ipulmenoe Dsn.
ninger begpnoer at rule mo moo
apiten. De blioer bsiere % bsiere,
beepn6er at bliue fruie6e paa Cop.
pen, o. Binoits6 iarer FEN oper
Dem. De blnIer itrrfere os itpr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28

ION 1ilfart, IT bun nieo I'm ultploige
9ioelie % 8eo bar genleit mig for
to6te % iorogmte Menneife.
8ermeo bar 2utber fart og en-
foloi9t notaIt ben 0piatteIie, at
Seius leo % ogoe til 5orioniug
for min S1no % an0res SpnO. eI-
fer at bans 9io bIeo 9ioet % bans
9loo uogpot iom 9eiepen9e for
fortabte % for6emte S1noere.
"a oqiaa bette bar pGret be-
itriot / mere gio. ifaG ri aniere
no9Ie al Sfriitens Hare giones
50ro / iaa 6enieenoe.
IA 9rofeten GIoios + 4an6en
foruo fer Sen 1ooeoe 5reIier, flyer
BAN: San. er iaaret Tor pore Oper.
trpoelier % fnnit for pore 9tts-
dernin8er; Straifen er Iogt paa
BAN. at Of ifnfle 6aoe 5re0. % ri
6aoe faaet 9n9eoom oeo bans
Saar."
g@uo baooe 9e5ag i at fnuie
9am meo Sg9oom; naar BANS Sipl
bar inl06ragt ct sfDIooffer, ifaI
ban ie Sp6 o. forlnn8e line Gage,
% SCREENS 8iIlie ifaI lDffes oeo
bans 6aano.@ (gf. %. 3 og tO).
d 4poitelen Better Tiger: San
bar Ielo pore SDnoer paa
lit 0egeme op paa erect. Tor at ot
afosoe ira gore sonoer, iftlle Ieoe
Tor 3etiaroi9be0. Ban, peo 5pis
Saar 5 ere ble0ne lugte4 q Btr.
Z. %.
% en6eIig = Seius Tiger 10
ielo: acknowledgement er life fom-
men Tor at faoe Iig tiene. men for
at tiene % 8foe 1T 9io til en- Gen-
l6sning Tor mango cut. %, 28)"
SO, Cutter %operoriber life, Haar
ban uotroffer ii9 iaaIeoes: mis-
fortabte o8 for0emte Spn0er~. S1n.
Ben par % er en- 8irfeIig6eo, iom
leoer til 5orta6elie o. neofalOar
@uos 8om og 5oroomnelie ODER
Spn0eren. 6erfor matte Der o1iaa
9eiepenge til. 9so par SDnoens
lSoIo 0sn) (glom. 6. 23), % Den
ifuIoe betaIes.
gnoeIi9 oil ri Der pege paa Sc
IN 9ips ite0fortrnoenoen0e 8e.
tponing 6ans aftioe 9poigbeo).
grtifIen nnpner intet oirefte Der
ON, men BET bar itor getponing
/ oen friitne 6orfnnoelie.
Matt6pug 5, II 9eier ri isI-
senoe Orb Of Seius ieIu; rNener
fife, at ies er fommen ior at neO-
brpoe 9ooen eaer Brofeterne; ieg
er life fommen for at neObrp6e,
men for at fRl6fomme." Seiu fulo.
TONNE OpfploeIie al 2oben bar Den
enc SIDE Of bans Ste0iOrtrGOen
for os, ligeiom bans 9i6eIie os
9eo bar ben anoen.
Sobannes t4,6 lpier ri Oisie
Seiu Orb: Seq er 8eien og SanO.
beOen % 9fpet." Ser peger Seius
paa fig ieIu iom oct innOe, ioeoIe
Wenneife og poo tit ianoe 9io iom
8eien til 5aoeren. Sans ianOe
fulofomne Gin maa / 9roen tilegnes
Il Steoet for port ufulofomne og
Innoefuloe 2ip, ON Di Ifol nan til
6aoeren. 8ioere itanr Seiu ianoe
Qin for BEN troenoe JON 6orbiIe0e
til Gfterfslgelie.
Og Ynitlus 1%tr1oer, Hor1. D, IL:
.86i ligeIom oeo Set enc Renne.
ifes lllgoig6eo be mango bIeOe til
|Spnoere, ion ifulIe oginn oeO ben
enes 2poigbeO De mango bIiue til
retiproige." Get er Seiu 9poig.
Der Der er iremoraget iom
8ei til at bliDe retfproig for
Sub. Bel fan ~llotrpffet aIqotg ino-
til Gsoen@ C6il. 2, 81 fOmme i
9etraotning Der, altian eioeIIen og
OGDEN in~0befattes UNDER 9poigbe-
Den, men SeIu Gin og ganoring
fan life u6eluffes oerfra. Seiu iuIo-
TONNE 2iu par lige ina neooenoig
til Dor 9reIIe iom bans Qi0elie og
Gbo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28

9il0uos treble Soar til Sob
Sap. 25).
Sobs tiIipnelaoenOe SER i fine
@enipar o%oerior bans ianfnlote ire
Genner. iom ban farafteriierer
aiom beiurrIige GrGtere" (9ap.
26-3D.
SmiolertiO trrOer en- iierOe Ben
rem / Samtdlen, nemlig @li6u.
~ un1oommeli5 9eifeoen5eo bar
5au Ipttet til meo tor 0pmprfiom.
no uoe Suogre6 / Sc Glore Ben
uer5 SamtoIe. SeIp tiger ban:
g9a0 7agene tale % 2lars Mang
foloiJ6eo f~unoJerc 9isoom" C9ers
= aap. 32). Nlcn brpnOenoe i
aaa0en fan Ban life tie lGngere
I'll gItias. Bilbao % 3oior ii.
ser ban: o5e5 bar agtet n6ie paa
eoer. men ie, Ser par ingen al eoer.
iom genoreo Sob, os iom funoe
ioare paa bans Gale" (aap. 30.
~. D Sob anflager ban, foroi
Jan uil0e fal0e fin Siel reti9roi8
ooerior SUB" (aap. 30, 2)s Sans
.5ale brin9er Sob til Gaos5e0.
eaap. 32-30. 9tu, ga gIi5u er
iproig meo lit o~DerbeOiieuoe Suo
.e5, trn0er 6erren ieID mar Ben
I'll Sob. bois 5ierte aIlereoe er
5siet neo / Steoet, % taller Ct iioite
.3asrenoe Oro til Sob. Sob al.
5rgoer. iaa at ii8e, Serren i jim
IaIe til Dam % Tiger: gSerrel ie.
.ie5 er ringe. 50aO itaI ie8 giue oi9
Il Soar2 seq bar ln9t min
aiu8o@ stay. 80, 80. glcu Ser
rem iortigtter meO at iremIp89e BET
sae tore SpsrBsmaal eiter oct an
.0st. d So5 erflGrer: seq fan
lie ioare 0ig ct til tuiin0e. ser
.reus Ialc omiatter Stap. 3S-41.
5ta9. ~ uo1sr Oeu treble Del al
Coos 9og. Get er ct 5erli9t BE
iultat. Jon 6er meoOcIes os. sra
So5s Sioe er oct uOtrDft / 0isie
tonne Or0: seq bao0e bort ON
oi9 Al GD8te. men M BAR mi.
3ie let Dig Oerfor f%ortaiter ie8,
5oao iee bar iagt % anarer /
Sts0 % 2lite" (aap. ~, So.
u ira 0erreus Sioe CT oct no
trpft i%aaIeoes: IS BAR life TAFT ret
ON mi8, iaaIeoes iom min 1iencr
Sob"
go1eu i%llltter mcO en- oo55ei Be
iianelie. ION 6erren ifruf5Oe Sob
; Sauobeo. SOB if eriarc. At Il
oeliesoeien er @eien til 6erlil5c9.
9taar enoen er 400, iaa or cit loot.
Store 2pierl tag Sen Carbon no
al Sobs 9oa, at giOelier egeutli5
fife or en- lllDffe ouer os, beller
fife ct llotruf for @iios 9reoe
ooer os nei. meset mere er Oe Fl
lloilaa Al 0erreus orBeuoe %
oporaaen0e 9isoom o. arrlilbeo
meo os.
al Heoielie, me6ens 0en er nTr
Ddrenoc. iunes at rare til eeors
oeIie, men iiOen gioer ben Dem
iaen. ION oeri ere soeOe, RetiGroi8
beos inli9e 5riigt'"
2~ioeliesDeien er Seien til ser
ligbeo. Soiei, Woies, sob. 2aoio
o. 1uiiuoer andre beie9ler oenne
Sano5eo. % life minOit er 9iete-
rens efiempel et leDenOe giones
buro berom. Sans Rel sif mo
i9ennem @etbiemnne % no o0er
@olgata. isreno Den enote ppa Die
bierlet.
2i0eliesoeien er ogiaa Geien Tor
%.
Snhhnnrline 0eirnatnInnfr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28

lNNt "hiN1 0tbA14Af
De Griaringer og De 6plepelier.
iom Sc bar giort - 6erren til
.2Gre % @lto5 @cnia5eO til 20.
.parIeI, 9proom. 0%pmuntrtng. I'll
ifpuOeIie, Grgit og s@lp0e.
@eOens Serren gennem Be 81.
i~toriife 9eger taller til os peo i'm
~moernIIOe 6sreIie me0 lit 6oIf IS
r0el. iaa taller ban gennem De 20
.etiife 9e9er til os PED De unoer
iuloe Grfarin9er % O~plepeLier, ION
Bans 6of ger i S%amfunoat me6
BAN, iaa Del ion1 pe6 Be mango 81
OeIier, Srun8sIer, aampe. greoeI-
ier % Smerter, ion De maa gen
nemlaa / 6errens Sfole for at
oannes 6am ielo til 9ris % 9@re
o. til en- 9elligt / 9er6en
De poctiife 9paer ierer os mo /
Be melt ifiulte 9sngan1e / 0enne
Ifebiertet. De er / Sanobeo ct
Sierteipefl, boori 0i fan e port
eget 9iueoe i 6ele bets 4fma9t
men Be ar o5iaa en- Slide til ulo
IiigeIig Ireit % iaIi3 @Ip6e. III.
timber og after Iuiinoer Al prsoeoe
Ienueifer. Der 5aa6e bar let ii9 /
bette 9ierteipeil % orattet al oen
ne IrGtefiloe, er reoe til Al be
frnite Bette ON oisie 9o9er.
Sobs 9o8. ut 5o6 CT en-
bHtoriif Meteorological 6c0ioues ba1.
De al Ell Rroiet o. eli 4poiies
nemIig @roicten g5efieI lg5 II.
tD, al 9rpoitalen 5afob SAT ..
ItD. 9ogen 6prer 5ans 8a1n. life
ioroi Dam CT oens 3oriattsr men
ioroi 5an er oooe9perionea / %.
geh
Zen itore 0@ogeotanfe. ION er
iaa isineialocnoe I 8o8en, fan 6eon
uotpffes iaaIe0es.
2ioelfes oejeH CT BeieH
lttl 6erlt86eo.
@ogen ielo er Ell 8rlmoig BE
loisisrclie 5crior. 9qs So5s Boa
me0 tor Sin, % on Dfl fomgpe
til bette 8ehlltat
Ellie 6ormer a. 2oelier j Der
0en fables iom 9iegel meo Sfrii
tHs Cro: a5aoerens 8ragelier.~
C0er ior ben oantro or 2ioelier ct
OrageIfes- d iooeI % ooer
Tor Den troenoe er 9ioelier pt 0p
0rngelies 9iioOeI. 9rierl gem nsie
oenne 5anfe. On fan maaife
iaa goo grlg Tor Den, naar oil fom
mer inO i 9i6eIiernes SfoIe.
SObs BOG iaIoer I 3 9ele:
&np. f-2 mtooeIer os ON, boor.
leOes SOB pIil0ieIig ira ben bsieite
9ptfe itprter neo I ben opbeite
elenOigbeO og miiter baaoe Glen.
Dom, 9srn og Sunobe0. Saa lRn-
&c oct fun er @ieHoom og Born,
ban bar miitet, fan Sob iige De
oeiliee Orb: o5erren gap - Ser
rem fog 6errens RaDn DRre
loOetl~ ZEE Sap. y. Men oa ban
miiter !Selbreo. % bans genner
os Suitru life ioritaar BAN. iaa
ior6onoer ban i'm 6eoielsoag.
(anp. q.
Sap. al u0ger Den tore so
oeOiamtaIe mellem Sob bans
ire geHner, @Ii6n os 6erren iefD.
Sum cen bar funnel iige 6isie
eneitaaenoe Oro: 500 al e0er fan
%oOerbeuiie mig ON nogen Spno2@
Get er 5eius al Ra8aretb. Nioies,
ON bOem Der itaar ifreoet: San
bar fro, iom Eiener. / bans gan.
ife Sus," ban ailggger ieIo BET Bio
~nesbpro: oioroi ies taIte ubetanf
iomme OrS meo mine Qeber, Der
for ifulOe ieg life fomme inc +
&anaans 2ano." Store Mpno Gar
ogiaa aOams ago % aleber pna.
SOB, ON bDen oi bar BET ifsnne
@iOnesbDro al Serren ielo: Ger
err ingen Iom 6am / 2anoet, en- op
rigtig og r~etitafien gaano, JON
frpgter @uo og uiger fra Oct on0e,"
ban er ct aooarenoe gfiempel for
os ON, at Den, iom itoar, maa
ie til, at ban life ial6er.
Sob falot I ct tort Sab; tbi ban
forbanoeoe i'm egen 6s6ielsoag.
ON G-4oT..o tx. n.Aa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28
Def, Der beitddr

Dor Cubs Orb beitaar e~Dinoelis
(@i 40. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-28
TIIUyNtNQS

Send me a Remington Junior Type
writer, price $50, on free examination. IL
is understood that may return the machine,
if choose, within ten days. II | decide
to purchase It, ] agree to pay for it in 10
monthly payments Of S. each.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Another Suggestion
For a G. 0. P. Ticket
albuquerque Herald

We are always anxious and willing to
contribute our 'bit" to a worthy cause, so
take a slant at this:
For Supreme Court-O. A. LARRAZOLO.
For U. S.. Senator-GREGORY PAGE.
For CORRESPONDENT w. H. LEV.
ELLYN.
For Governor-SECUNDINO ROMERO.
For State Treasurer-H. B. HOLT.
For Secretary of State ISIDORO
ARMIJO.
For Attorney General-ELFEGO BACA.
For State Auditor-H. O. BURSUM--on
his record as a book keeper"
For Superintendent Public Instruction
ACASIO GALLEGOS.
For Corporation Commissioner -
CHARLES A. SPIESS.
And we ought to have a coal oil inspector
in the person of-MALAQUIAS MARTINEZ.
Are there any other nominations?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Explanation

The Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and
Merchants Association, which are arrans.
ing for the big excursion of Santa Fe bust
ness men to- the Estancia Valley towns on
the 18th of this month, some time ago evolv-
ed plans for bringing the Estancia Valley
people up here in the fail, after harvest
time and putting on an elaborate entertain
ment for them. The Chamber, owing to the
sffortness of the time and the extreme diff.
ficulty of rounding up the business men on
Sunday when everybody closes up shop and
motors to the mountains, did not take hold
of the excursion brought here Sunday and
as a result a big and enthusiastic crowd
spent the day here without having much Of
fetal attention paid it, although the visitors
had a good time. They seemed very good
natured n it is hoped they did not misin.
terpret the absence of cars to meet then, at
the station. Santa Fe is preparing a good
time for the Valley people that they will
not forget in a hurry; and Santa Fe has
never promised anything of that kind with
out making good. This explanation may
not be necessary; but we feel that it ought
to be made; the more especially as Santa
Fe' knows and appreciates the steps the Val
ley residents are taking to entertain the
trade excursion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
For the Taxpayers

Governor Lindsey is to be congratulated
for setting IN foot an investigation into the
matter Of alleged overpayments in the case
of the Santa Fe county bonds. involving a
sum-, 1t is estimated, of something Hike
$500, 900. We hope the governor will push
this investigation through and sift the mat
ter to the bottom.
This is one of the many Investigations
which might properly be made at the in
stance of the executive with benefit to the
taxpayers. The governor has let II be
known en- several occasions that he con.
templated setting on foot a similar inquiry
into the administration of state lands. a
matter OF vital Importance to the state and
its people and regarding the details of which
they have never been informed save by the
land. commissioner or attaches of his Of
fee, OF politicians engaged in defending the
Office for political reasons. The governor
will please the people of the state BY carry
ing out this expressed intention at an early
date. The land Office has long been a sub
ject OF argument, an object of acrimonious
discussion, a target of accusation and a po-
litical bone Of contention, An unbiased in.
yestigation purely for the purpose of In.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Depredations by
|. w. VS. at Columbus
COLUMBUS COurier.)

N tOViuMpu5 COuTleT.J M
The stories published in some of the vel.
low journals under Columbus date lines IN
reference to depredations committed by
members of the /. w. w. in camp here on
business houses n citizens is an outrage
against this city. M
While the Courier is not in any way in
sympathy with the !. w. w. principle or
movement, in justice to our Town oficiais
and the army officers who have the situa-
ton under control, we must say that so
far as we can ascertain there have beer
no crimes committed in Columbus that could
directly or indirectly be attributed to mem
bers Of the 1. W.. w. or any one else. In
fact, Columbus is now one of the most
peaceful and orderly towns on the; map, and
such stories that ave been sent over the
wires recently under Columbus date lines
should be branded as lies pure and simple.
The action taken by Acting Mayor r. w.
Elliot and President J. r.. Blair Of the
chamber of commerce last Saturday in re.
questing the Associated Press to- retract
these false stories, is commendable, ana
shows that our city officials and citizens do
not propose to stand for such outrages
against the town.
Columbus has had a hard enough battle
to fight to overcome the Villa outrage and
these falsehoods that have been going the
rounds of the press for the past week or
ten days are not Inclined to help build up a
peaceful and God-fearing community.
Everything is orderly and peaceful in Co
lumbus N there nave been no disorders
of any kind SO far.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
To Mr.. LaFollette

LaFollette wants the United States to, de-
fine the objects it is fighting for.
If the eminent obstructionist refers to the
fight at home, perchance it might be OK
planned to him that the present fight is
against dsloyal Americans In high places
who seek to aid the Kaiser in his war
against democracy.
1t Is against the men in the councils Of
the nation who endeavor by every possible
means to hamper, to cripple, to drag back,
to handicap and discourage the government
and the nation in their fight for American
liberty.
1t is against the men who seek to make
the sacrifice of hundreds of thousands OF
young American soldiers vain. Phalanx on
phalanx they are leaving their wIves and
sisters and sweethearts, their mothers and
jobs, their homes and futures, to fight for
American ideals and institutions, to offer
their lives freely, with heavy odds In favor
of losing them, to keep this country safe
for Robert M. Lafollette to live In; to pre-
serve the great capitol building at Wash
ington where men like LaFollette have an
opportunity to air their views and dissem-
mate their p~ropagandas.
This is the great fight which should be
particularly called to the attention Of Mr..
LaIFollette. We must win this fight in or
der to win the big one. Until we do win
it--with the determined aid of every patri-
otto American, Of all the kin of the brave
boys who are going to France-we are 60
ing into our fight on the French front
shackled and tied.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
A PEEP AHEAD

This old millionaire and his beautiful
bride, after their quiet wedding, had a QUIET
wedding breakfast, a deux, Astrakhan cav.
lar, eggs ~pompadour, a truffed chicken,
fresh California peas, champagne--so the
quiet breakfast ran.
MY dear" said h old millionaire, as the
fruit course, a superb Florida melon, came
on, 'telfTme, my dear'-and he laid his with
cred hand on her young one-''do you love
me for what | am or for what ] was?"
The beautiful girl smiled down from the
window into the admiring eyes Of a young
clubman who was passing; then she bent
her clear, considering gaze on the gray ruin
opposite, and replied:
Il love you, George, for what you viii
be."-St. Louis- Post-Dispatch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
The Estancia Valley

Business men who have been urged to &c
on the Santa Fe trade excursion to the Els
tancia valley on the 1Sth-next Saturday
should bear in mind one general PROPOSE
ton.
That is, that the Estancia valley is a per
%nlanent, prosperous, populous farming com
munity, n of the most firmly established
and prosperous in the state. Despite a dry
season this prosperity holds good this year.
The stores in the valley are doing a big
business; the farmers all nave their cars,
new cars, better cars; the beans are grow
ing, the acreage is larger, prices will be
better and a great thriving business field
lies at Santa FEES door.
This is to counteract the impression any.
one may have that hard times prevail in
the valley or that the seasons outlook Is
diseouraging. And in conclusion, a trip
through the valley for one unacquainted
with conditions there will be a liberal edu,
cation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
On Getting Together

The New Mexican has long favored the
idea expounded by the Rev. b. q. MeCol-
Tough in a communication to this paper Sat-
urday-the consolidation SO far as possible
of church effort in small communities, to
secure greater results by combined efforts.
There is no good reason why the same
principles of efficiency applied to any bust
ness should not be applied to church work.
It takes money, brains, workers and work
to save souls and better mankind spiritual
ly just as it takes the same elements to car.
ry on a business enterprise or a community
boosting campaign. It is Illogical and un-
business like in a small community to have
multiple organizations pulling against
each other and duplicating expenses and Of
fort to achieve the same object wnen COM
bination of resources would double the ont.
put.
However, doctrinal prejudice can't be
done away with in a day; foolish as il may
seem to handicap Gods work for the sake
of mans notions. But it does seem that
to a certain extent at least, without sacr1-
ficing UNCONVENTIONAL character, churches
in a city the size of Santa Fe could work
together; could go further with the union
service idea, and best of all, as suggested
by the local minister, build up an institu-
tional church backed by all denomination
which could do worlds of practical good to
men and women
Meanwhile the broad general fact re-
mains that in the degree in which maintain,
ing UNCONVENTIONAL lines is subordinatei
to the greater work Of making men
and women better, in that degree will the
church nowadays gain in power, influence,
popularity and usefulness. And the day is
past now when a Baptist can claim that 4
Methodist will occupy an inferior seat ON the
~gold-and-jasper grandstand above because
he was not immersed; or the Methodist
vice versa because the Baptist wasn't
%sprinkled; or the Presbyterian discount
the Congregationalist's hopes of heaven
because the latter has a different form
of church administration. They all
believe their churches are instruments of
God to aEe mems souls; that their objects
are identical; and it is absurd to claim that
churches are any exception to the univer-
sally accepted truism that consolidated, con-
certed n united effort in any line of hui
activity gets the biggest and quickest
results.