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Meade County news., 1917-02-01
COVETED eY ALL

but possessed by few--a beautiful
head OF hair. If yours is streaked with
gray, or is harsh and stiff, you can re-
store It to its former beauty and lus-
ter by using La Creole" Hair Dress
ing. Price $1.00.-Adv.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

forced to use q
cane. For these
disorders 1 am
glad to say / used
ID Dodd's Kidney
Pills, which proved
to be the proper
remedy. l am GA
years old, feel
fine and once
again stand as
Meade County news., 1917-02-01
In Chicago.

"When you are speculating do you
ever count your chickens before they
are hatchedT
Certainly not. 1 specialize in cor
lnering the egg market"-Washington
Star.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Miss Mabel Blackburn has invented
an overshoe for horses feet which pre-
vents slipping on wet streets.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Life Is a succession of lessons which
must be lived to be understood.-Em-
erson.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01
GAVE HIS CANE AWAY

Mr.. S. p. Benton, Kerrvllle, Texas,
writes: "For several years prior to
1905 I suffered from kidney and rheu-
matte troubles. Was bent over and
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Constipation can be cured without drugs.
Natures own remedy-selected herbs-iS
Garfield Tea.-Adv.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Only one woman to every 1000 men
in the United States is protected by an
eight-hOur law.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

The bo0kbindlng and printing tradO
In Philadelphia employs more than
1000 women.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

There is growing demand for mild
cigars among London women.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

straight as an arrow. Dodds Kid
ney Pills deserve great credit" Be
sure and get "DoDD's," the name
with the three DIS for diseased, dlsor-
dered, deranged kidneys; just as Mr..
Benton did. No similarly named article
will do.-Adv.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Miss Nellie eastman was the first
white woman to cross the American
line into the Rlondike.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Editors Wife Dead.-Mrs. Jennie s.
Brodrick, wife of L. r. Brodrick, jr.,
editor of the Advocate Democrat Of
Marysville, is dead. Mrs. Brodericl1
waS IS years old, the daughter Of E.
R. Fulton of that city. former state
senator.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Grip Epidemic at Fort-More than
twenty of the 346 provisional lleuten-
ants in training at Fort Leavenworth
are under care of army surgeons. An
epidemic of grip has broken out at
the army post One man is dangerous.
ly II with pneumonia.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

More Wells at Yates Center.-Three
more wells are being drilled on the
Stephenson lease, ten miles south of
Yates Center, where a 250-barrel oil
well was brought in at depth of 996
feet. The operators believe a good
sized pool exists in the vicinity.
Meade County news., 1917-02-01

Retired Engineer Dead.-Henry Par
ker, so years old is dead at Osawato-
mie after long illness. Mr.. Parker
was born in Worcestershire County,
England. He was for many years chief
engineer of the Osawatomie State hos.
pital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

NA 70 |WAA o.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Agosto 13
lima organization pr6spera, con 81
casa EN- orden' fue descrita por Mar
sden g, Scott, presidente de la Union
Tipagrafica. en- 81 discurso de aper
tura de Ia sexagesima sexta conven-
cion annual de la organization, aqui,
81 dfa de hoy. Dijo 81, que cerca de
800 miembros de Ia, union Sc habfan
dado de alta en- las fuerzas canadien-
SEES, y que mas de 400 miembros Sc
habfan undo a los ejercitos de los
Estados Unidos, y que millares mas
seguiran gu ejemplo. Ell Presidente
Scott tambien se refiri6 a los inmen-
SOS beneficios hechos por la union en-
favor de los que sufren por la guerra,
suscribfdose al prestamo de libertad,
y a las compras a~dicionales de dichos
bonos por las uniones individuales.
Su revista de los recursos financie-
ros de la union manifestation que la
organization esta en- mej0res condi-
clones Que unc en- toda su historic.
Tambien Sc pusieron de relieve los
progresses de la Casa de Tipografos
de la Union en- Colorado Springs.
j. w. Hays, secretario-tesorero, pre-
sent6 su informe cubriendo el ano fis-
cal, ell que manifesto una ewistencial
de 81 900, 362,87, los que unidos al ba-
lance en- mano al principle del ano,
dan un total de $2.027, 021 bon
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Sc HA vIsTo UNA AURORA
BoREAL.
En- la parte septentrional de este pals
v en- TODD Canada Sc ha vlsto ano-
che y hoy n aurora boreai desde
los R~ocaiIosos hasta ell AtIantlco.

Chicago, Agosto 9.-Una aurora bo-
real interrumpi6 la communication to-
l~egrafica y t%elef6nica por toda la par
te septentrional de los Estados Un.-
dos y de TODD Ell Canada, desde las
Montanas Rocallosas hasta ell oceano
Atlantico, y fue vista a1n en- latitu-
des meridionales, anoche y por varias
horas de hoy.
El fen6meno, Sc hizo visible y prin-
cipio a afectar los hilos telegraficos
y t~elefonicos POGO antes de media no
che, y por varias horas antes de la
luz del dfa muchos circuitos de lineas
t~roncales es~tuyieron in1tiles la ma
yor parte del tempo.
Eel lucimiento de la aurora en- ell
Colorado Sc describe como especial
mente brillahte creyendo muchas per
sonas que la apariencia del rojo san
gre del cielo del Norte Sc debfa a in
cendios de bosques. I'm despacho
de Denver dice que ell Professor Fl.
A. Howe, del departamento de astro
nomfa de la Universidad de Denver,
ha m~anifestado que, hasta donde el
10 sabe, nunca habfa sido Observable
una aurora boreal en- Ell Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

FL Juez de Distrito Reed Holloman
n0mbr6 Ell 1unes en- la tarde una nue.
va comision de jurados. compuesta
como sigue: 15*fi t
Levi A. Hughes, presidente del Pri-
mer Banco Nacional de Santa.Fe.
James L. Seligman, estafetero de
Santa Fe.
Juan Ortiz, un bien conocido conner
ciante de Galisteo.
Los comisionados escogeran los
nombres del jurado para Ell pro6ximo
termino de la Corte de Distrito.
Ademas, ell tIuez Holloman ha nom
brado dos oficiales de fsu Corte, y son
Roman Liberato Baca, sex-presidente
de la Camara de Representatives., CO.
mo %interprete de la Corte, y Miss &c
nevieve Harmon, como e~sten6grafa
de la corte. Miss Harmon tomara
Ell lugar ocupado por Edward l.. SAT.
ford, que por amos ha sido n de
los estenografos mas conocidos de
TODD ell. Estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
xxNxxxx
oUEJAs DEL vERANo.

! Durante ell tempo de calor de los
meses de verano, algdn miembro de
la familia es probable que Sc yea mo-
lestado con los intestinos algo suel-
tos, y Is de la mayor importancia que
este sea curado pronto, 10 que Sc pue-
de hacer cuando la medicina Sc tiene
a la mano. Mrs. F, F. Scott, de Scot
sville, N. Y, asegura, "Use primero
ell Remedio de Chamberlain para Co
licos y Diarrea hace como cinco amos.
Entonces tuve I'm ataque severe de
malestar del verano y estaba sufrien-
do dolores intensos. Una d6sis me
alivi6. Otros miembros de mi fami-
liza 10 han usado con iguales resulta-
dos."-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

Frank Andrews declare ell martes
pasado que esta terminando los pla-
nos para reemplazar al edificio que
Sc quemo. la ipanaderfa Sc cons
truira ora vez. Durante la semana,
ha habido trabajadores para nivelar
ell suelo. Durante la semana hemos
dsto un grupo de trabajadores trabs
jar en- limpiar los escombros, 10 que
nos hace Greer que dentro de POGO
estara va en- operation la ~panaderfa.
Ell reporte que Sc publico acerca del
valor de las perdidas, estuvo muy
exagerado. Dijo Mr.. Andrews, que
las ~perdidas seran ssolamente de $500
a $4,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
LOS coMERciANTEs AaRMADoS
EXPUL SAN UN oRGANlzA-
DOR DE Los |. w. w.
FL hermano polftIco de Haywood, es
expuIsado una Q mas de un cam
20 minero en- Nevada.

Reno, New, Agosto 13.-Cincuenta
hombres de negocios armados, de
Lovelock, fueron al campo minero de
Rochester a media noche, Sc apodera-
ron de C. w. McKinnon, cufado de
W. d. Haywood, y un organizador de
7. w. W., lie llevaron a Lovelock, y
lie enviaron fuera de Odgen hoy. Los
residences de Loyelock y Rochester
estan fernando una liga de ciudada-
nos.
John Gilbert, in residente de Ro-
chester, tambien fue deportado. NC
Kinnon, hace diez dfas, fue tambien
arrojado del distrito minero de YER
ington, por los ciudadanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
A NuEsTRos sUscRlToREs.

Les ~suplicamos que al pedIr el
Gambia de 81 direction para 81 en-
VIC de Y peri6dlcos, no 90 olvL
den de poner FL nombre do la an
tigua e~stafeta, al mismo tlempo
que 81 de Ia nueva, pues do otra
manera no o sera possible hacer
oil Gamble.
A la vez, les advertrmcs que to.
dos los avisos dc Interes particu-
lar, como SON: anunelando Ia PER
dIda de algun caballo, vaca U ctra
bestla; casas de venta a para rem
tar, anuncio dc separation conyu.
gal o avIsos Iegales, ETC., este %,
todos aquelIos avIsos que solo In.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

Los miembros del Cuerpo de Sorted
local anunciaron ell martes en- la tar
de que todos los hombres que fueron
rechazados a causa de algun defecto
ffsico seran vueltos a lamar. Esos
hombres son los que 'tienen ndmeros
hasta ell 1914.
La desisi6n de volverlos a lamar,
81 vino a tomar despues de recibir
nuevas instrucciones del Proboste
Mariscal, General Crowder. que hacen
menos rfgidas las reglas que han es-
tado en- vigor desde que Sc comenz6
Ia examination. Los citados deben
comparecer ante Ell Cuerpo ell sabado
tS de Agosto actual.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
NuEvE MUJERES Y SEiS Nihos
MUERTOS PoR BoMBAS DE
Los LEMANES.
Los aeropianos alemanes dejan cae'
bombas en- la costa inglesa matan-
do % personals.

Londres, Agosto 13.-Cerca de 20
a%eroplanos alemanes inyadieron las
costas al sudeste de. Inglaterra esta
tarde. I'm despacho Official dice que
varias bombas fneron arroiadas en- la
vecindad de South End, a 40 millas al
oriente de Londres, y sobre ell lugar
veraniego de Fargate, a so millas al
Sudeste de la capital. Otro despa-
chic dice que cerca de 40 bombas fue-
ron arrojadas en- South End y que %
personals, incluyendo nueve mujeres
y seis nihos fueron muertos ALI.
Los telegramas nc oficiales dicen
que dos aeroplanos volaron sobre la
poblacion, arrojando torpedos aereos
asf como arrojsndo bombas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

Washington, d. G, Agosto 14.-+Lof
planes para enviar las primeras tro
pas de Guardia Nacionales a Francia,
han sido perfeccionados. con la orga
nizaci6n de una division que incluira
las tropas de 26 Estados y del Dis
trito de Columbia. TA
Los Estados de los cuales Sc reuni'
ran las Guardias Nacionales. seran:
Louisiana. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
New York, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama,
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota,
Maryland, South Carolina, California,
Missouri, Virginia. North Carolina,
Kansas, Texas, Michigan, New Jer-
sey, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska
Colorado y Oregon.
FL official comandante de la divi-
sion sera Ell brigadier general w. a..
Mann, del ejercito regular. ahora je-
fe de la division de asuntos milicia-
nos del Departamento de Guerra.
La discussion acerca del tempo Y
lugar de la mobilization 0 de la par
tida a Francia no son permisibles ba-
10 la censura sy%oluntaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
SANTA FE TiENE. oPoRruNlpAp
De OBTENER YIN CAMPO De
AVIACIoN DE LOS EE. w.
SO neceslta n accI6n enerolca, 'por
razon de que otras poblaclcpes tam
bien ~procuraran tenerla.

hf IM KID
santa re tendra una oportunidad
az consegulr uno de ios grandes cam
pos de ayiacion del elercito de los
'Unlnos. iJg. +,
1se necesitara una accioh energlca
oe parte de Ia Camara DC concrete,
ue "a Asociacioh de CoMerciantes de
las autoridades y de ~ otras perso-
mas interesauas. a CAUSE de que otros
ngares en- 81 Estado acknowledgements
ua.arah ue apouerarse' de esta opor-
tuniuau. .. 4s
Una carta reclolua aqul 81 tunes, y
p~roceuen.e aei Representative al Con-
sreso Wiiiiam %. walton, anuncia
que q cuerpo de sehaies gel e]ercito
ue ios 1stauos 'onldos esta ahora u
caHuo locaiiuaues para al
sunos granues campos de aVlaclon,
y que 81 es'a poniehoo anora esta
impcrtahte cuestion ante los princi-
paies ciuuadanos de dlVersas locaii-
uaaes de NneVo mexico. Tanto 81
Representante walton como Ell Sena-
dor Jones haran todo 10 possible para
asegurar uno &c lps campos para nue.
Vo Mexico' Naturaimenle' clos Sc
ran imparciaies acerca de los recia-
mo- de las olversas locaiidaues, y Ia
habilidad de santa re para c~onseguir
ell campo, dependera de los esfuerzos
que Sc hagan por sus cuerpos conner
ciales y sus cludadanos.
pc necesitan ciertas cosas para
hacer que una local1dad sea a propo-
sito para un campo de ayiacion" dice
Mr.. walton en- su carta: 'pero las
dos prlncipaies, son suficiente terre-
noly uniformidad en- las condiciones
del Tempo. I'm VISTA de este hecno'
me parece que ueperialhos pouer con'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
LAS suFRAGisTAs suFREN LAS
BURLAS DE LA GENTE.

Washington, Agosto 15.--M dfa de
hoy contnuaron echando abajo las
banderas de las s~ufragistas en- el fren
tie de la Casa Blanca donde Sc han
estacionado, asf como en- los %cuarte.
les de 'dichas mujeres en- ell Parque
Lafayette al otro lado de la Gale. La
multitud, allegro pero determinada
les echaba abajo las banderas tan
pronto como las ponian las mujeres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

Maestro Secretario de Estado. Sr.
Antonio Lucero, regres6 a esta CAPT
Ell domingo en- la noche. ~proceden-
te de Rochester, MINI, a. donde fue
por algunas semanas a ponerse bajo
tratamiento de los famosos hernia
nos Mayo, Y ha ~regresado muy mejo-
en- su salud. segln tuvimos ei
yusto de yer el l1nes pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Sc vOLvERA A LAMAR A LOS
RECHAZADoS.

Los carnbios en- los requisites ffsicos
que sc requieren para ell servlcio
militar, hace. que Sc vueIvan a la
mar a los ~rechazados al principle.
Los que tengan ndmeros que pasen
de 1914. no necesitan comparecer
otra. vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

teresan al suscrItor que quIers
publIcaTics, deben . pagados, q
rax6n do Sc por ifnea por cada In
sercI6n. Todas las demas notl.
c!as do lnteres pdbllco, NO PA.
GAN MAZDA, como o do casa.
mIentcs, bautIxos, defuncIones, las
que se pubIIcaran GRATIS. Pero
recuerden, que los anunclos dc In
teres particular deben ser papa-
dos. ..Hacemos esta aclaracl6n,
porque asdlarIo reeIblmos avlsos
do perdlda do anlmalea ETC., quo
20 nos pide publIquemos gratis,
aIegando que tlenen pa0ada IA SUE
crlpci6n y que tienen dsrccho "
quo se los haga Ia publication do
Waldo, 10 que no 90 cleric. u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Dos ~msquinas alemanas destruIdas
por los b~ritanicos.

Londres, Agosto 13.-Dos de las
maquinas alemanas que ~invadieron
las costas inglesas, fueron destruidas
por los aeroplanos navales britanicos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

IA UNION De TIPOoRAFos PROS.
PERA; MucHos Sc HAN UNI
DO AL EJERclTo.

600 "'Tipos" SO han enlIstado con los
canadlenses y 400 con las tropas de
los Estados unldos. La convention
tuvo lugar en- Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Ia coRTE NoMBRA A HUGHES,
SELiGMAN Y JUAN ORTIZ,
COMO cOMISlON DE
le.al JURADoS.

El Juez HolIoman nombra hotnbres
bien conocidos en- Ell cuerpo: Ro.
man Llberato Baca sera ell interpre-
te, y Miss Genevleve Harmon la es-
ten6grafa de la Corte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
ANDREWS vOLVERA A CONS
TRUlR LA PANADERiA
QuEMADA.

Sc construlra IN edificio de ladriIIo
y tejas en- lugar del que sc quemo la
semana pasada detras de su tienda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16
Los GuARpiAs NAcIoNALEs De
26 EsTADos sERAN ENviA-.
ti;ir4ss DOS A. FRANCIA.

Sc han perfeccIonado va los planes
! para envlar otra dlvlslon Al ,frente
de Ia guerra. General Mann
tendra 81 mando de esta nueva d..
vision. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-16

LEE I'd. EEL NuEvo MExIcANor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-06
Rumania S Lesson

Her armies beaten but not conquered, the Rumauian
government has ordered placaTded IN every town a
declaration OF defiance declaring; This war VIII cause
to arise here as elsewhere moral harvest II the
soul of everyone who aspres TO the interests Oh
the country We close at hand the sPecter OF the
invader greedy for the suffering Of those whom he
hopes to make his victims. But the Iauy1ng Of our
moral forces will show the world all the intelligence,
energy and dignity that the nation possesses.
ave are no longer party against party or personal
ty against personality The country aDsot0s Us IN us
sorrows and hopes.
aThe Runanian army is not conquered 1t IS IN.
conquered in that which constitutes the soe value Oh
an army In this age of cowardiy, sete
namely in the consciousness OF having generously o.
fered itself in order to save the country and to secure
the triumph Of its race. -.
This is only part of the declaration OF oelahee oal
the most significant part in that 1t contains
sheer against "cOwsrdy, sterile technique NnSn, II
so happens been Of the most important laCtols
in the defeat of the Russo-Rumanian armies
Rumania went into the with the Iusn OF an
angry man whose arms fay the an M IN IN
Rumania met by COOL determined ana veIy seen
tific enemy Rumania into the wal without SUIT
able equipment; without enough or very modern guns
without transport. Rumanian commanders were I'M
patient of the calculating, geometrc strategy OF he
carefully detailed processes OF organization "Cn 0e
man field marshals and generals apply Runnanla, IN
word waved aside the details ana rusned h 10 Heht
Russia likewise was I'll organized IN the RuInanlan
caupagn probably not through impotence but through
necessity. The result IS spread wide Tor the "OIa 20
behold
Gone IS the day when armies can win on .npetuous
yalor alone though is the backbone OF an army
as it will always be- There must be training now and
equipment, including artillery, transport, cossary
and hospital supplies and unendlng supply OF NUM-
tons, all taken care Of through snloothy |olhg oI
CARNATIONS and there must be science IN planning and
executing battle movements the most effective re-
suits may derived from the numbers Of men engaged
Rumania should have learned the lesson by now.
She has learned It but hates 10 recognize IT, Therefore
the sting which hes back OF the "cowardly, sterile
technique"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-06
Short Snatches From Everywhere

qTaH5e rs s8st @ fqss so a Pfs coming TO terms
The war had a splendid self-starter but the brakes
don't seem TO be working very welI-New York
American
In other words president Wilson asks the manages
IIovd-ceOrge is unwilling to dismiss the kaiser
from the woodshed upon his mere promise be good
Baltimore American
In congratulating the president that note Bryan
almost admits that he could have done him
self.-IndanapOlis star
Germans say the enslaved Belgians are happy. and
Gets nrila
the civil war-Wau street Journal
As things are now drifting. the next Hague
ference will draft regulations TO prevent neutrals from
annoying the belligerent nations-M ashington Post
To date it has cost SsIooo,OOe to get villa dead
alive. Even IL IL had been accornphshed We DOUBT
Fress
The kaiser must be puzzled by the fat fact that til.
Almighty has seen TT 10 reduce oe Poloo SroP o.
New YorI. sun
Outlines Of the Eaisers peace terms indicate that
he has failed include provision that AnieTlesns
may again be allowed travel on steamshlps-fhiia-
dephia North American.
showing evidence that peace is likely TO come Presi-
dent Wilson il Is believed touched the Spot Win MS
note.-Sherman Democrat
The per capita circulation Of in this country
has reached Sails II IL IS to go mueh nlsner
his pocket.-St Louis POst-Dispateh-
The Germans haven't succeeded SO far IN making
as long as Belgium holds out 20 burn they can get
something equally good--Nfacon Telegraph
Denmark voted Overwhelmingly TO accept Sz5'Ogy,-
600 Indies. not letting the fact that they
aren't worth interfere with her aItrustio desire 10
aid the United States-Phllacelphia Nortn Aineried
An eastern professor thinks women ara satellites
revolving round the men The astronoIner or avyo
That professor needs to look Copernicusst Louis
Republic
Bryan's hearty approval Of the presidents peace
note" some Of the German newspapers are oegnning
70 fear there is someIaing me matter Win lA'
New Orleans IImes-tlcayuhe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-06
Little IntT0iaWs
Juarez People Suffer As Much As Belgians
Says Sun and Dry Air Cause Women To Paint

Formerly the cars could not do this.
and there was quite q bit Of difficulty
about the matter. The city council.
however, decided that the cars could
continue to the fort, provided they re-
turn 10 their regular routes. They re
ceive additional fare from the end OF
their route to the post"
"Inasuuch as all citizens whose year
~ income brings them under the in
come tax law must make their declaTa-
might at this time he acceptable said
A : Walker. United States internal
revenue collector for Texas. who IS here
for a couple OF days This has been
a year OF universal prosperity" he con-
tinued. many more people viii be az
fected by the law this year than be-
fore and many Of them will forget 70
make their declarations Since failure
to declare their income before March
]. means they will be penalized. and
forgetfulness Is no excuse, I suggest
that those who are TO file reports on
their incomes had better take the nee
essary steps The tax rate on larger
incomes this year IS Just doubled fer
it is now ? percent on $4,000 instead
Of one percent as heretofore"
Almost every kind OF weather was
IN evidence Thursday down in Sierra
Blanca" said county tax collector De
Richey. I was down there collecting
taxes and certainly know what I an
saying We had sunshine. rain. snON.
hail. slee-. more sunshine and just plain
cloudy and cold weather. and IL anyone
can beat that for a combination in .
hours. I'd like TO hear about it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-06
Adding State Pay To Federal

Gov. Charles S. Whitman, inaugurated for the sec
Ond time the governor of New York. in his inaugural
address at Albany, urged that the state make up to
the New York miitiamen the difference between the
SIPS day which they receive when called out for
state duty and the 50 cents day which is the govern
mert's pay to a private soldier.
The governors remarks were enthusiastically re
ceived especially by the guardsmen and by the news
papers of New York which have consistently cham
pioned every of the states soldiers
1t is not for anyone outside the state to say what
New York ought TO do in this matter Justice stops
with the so cents day which federal soldiers receive
fOr the New York troops federal soldiers while
on the border But if the state out OF kindly feel
ing for the who gave up family and business ties
to be Of service cares to express its appreciation by
making up the difference between federal and state
pay It certainly will be very graceful act.
Published articles had led to the belief that the Off
GERS 70 the New York regiments receiving their
state well their national pay. For instance it
was pointed out by one newspaper that Map Gen
Organ, receiving $4,000 year, the highest paid
general, regular guardsman, the border. There
may have been some mistake about this, but If the
officers have been receiving state pay the enlisted men
are surely entitled to it also