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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
ssriebens sYrugramm
9ot nunmebr bic Central Gr.tlitioe
Der 4rbeiters uno SoIoateusDes
lgaten ausgeurbeitst.
llnb ieinsm DeIesatn Bur &Onfsreud
in paris 5useitsqt.

ct. petersburg, 81. SttOber.
Dos ruiiiife JrisbsnsPro8ramm, oas
bon Der GsntraletetutiSe oes Rat9s
Der 2lrbeiters unb GoIoatensDeIesas
ten in GOrm BON Snitruttionsu on
ben grs9lrbeitsminiiter StObeIeff, ben
9elesatsH Sur Gonfsrsn3 in parIs,
snipOrfen porben, III, umfabt fInfs
sebn paragrap5en tpie fOIgt:
l. RGumun9 gubIan6s brra bic
Oeuti9eu, Iotpie Selbftberriaaft fir
polsn. Qittausu uno bic Iettiiben
prooin3en.
2. SeIbitregisrung fir Siir'iI4'
Qrmsnien.
8. 26iung Der GIfobs2otbtlnser
5rase bur9 ein. 8oltsabitimmung.
Die Wablarransensnts ioasn Don ben
gi1ilkbSrbsn setruffen peroen, naa'
benz bic Sruppsn bsiber friegfiibren'
ben Hntionsn sntferut iporDen fin6.
A. qBieberberitelIuug gelsiens in
nerbalb Ieiner oIt.u Grnl5en uHO
Gnti9Gbisung 6ss aanbes aus :insuI
internationalen 1onbs.
8. DieberberfeIung Serbiens uno
Wcatensgros nit abnlider Gnti3d'
biaung. @er6isR ioa 3usuns gum
abriatif4en Msu baben. gosnter
unS bic SsrsssOtpyna fOasu unab4dn'
gig !sin.
6. Balfansegsnoen, ii6sr bereu 3u'
aeb5risteit Wsiwun9sDeri4isSsHbs
berrI&en, iOlIsn unabbausisteit er'
balttn, Der cine golfsabitimHung
folst.
I. Rumdnien IuG iuner9alb ieineE
olten grsn5en pieoerhergsltelli psr'
ben untsr Der gebinguns. bab ss Der
DDbrubidp llnabbdngisteit unb ben
cSuben alei9e Redte NIT ben aTpersI'
8iirasrn bts Qnnoss seiDdhrt.
8. Serbftberri6aft fiir bic tial'sHis
ieben Qropni5sn Seiterreits NIT oa'
rauffclo,nber 9pltsabitimmuns.
8. 3uriidsabe uaer Isilet aolonleeTl
an Deuti6loub.
10. @ieberberitsuuns Srie3enIanss
unb periiens.
IL. Reutralifirung allsr 8aher'
iiraBen. bic na6 glHuenisen tiiprsit'
iotpie o,Idb bes Sues unD bee paHas
ntatanuIs. ;srsibeit Der S9ttinbit
tiir sauffartbeiabrer. abI4affung
beg Rsdts Der sorpeOirung BON aapls
tartbeii4iften ~ Sriegs5siteu.
u. gllIe arRssfulrenben iollsH aui
Observation-Disclosures iebpcoer al,t
per5idteu, aber bic Summen, bic fiir
ben llnterbaIt Der 1efangtntn nab
renb bes arieas perdussubt rDurben,
ioipie and bic pdbrenb bes artegs 81
bcbenen aoniributioRsH Tno auriit'
snerItatteu
Is. Sonoelspsrtrdse foIlen uiht anl
BEN 6riesensnertrns baiirsn; icees
2anb fam beSiigli6 fsinsr 5cuoslss
pertrdse p5nis unubbdnsis bduSsIn,
aber ale 2dnber wiiiIen auf Ell:
feirioli6e glodabe nd4 bem SrisG
per5idtsn.
ia. Die acknowledgement iinS
BON einsm TriebenstOnsreB feft5us
ieben. Der aug 9slegatsn bsitebt, tie
bonn Bolt au srtudhIsu unb pom 9Sar'
lament Al beitdtieen iinb. Diplpmds
ten miiiien ii6 perpfli4ten, ieiue Ge'
bsimbertrGss abf6Iisben su ipcIlen,
bic hermit als ben Reht bss Bolts
suiutbsr unb bober fir ungeieblia sr'
Hart iperbeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

Is. aansfame Gbriiitiing gu DuHer
unb gu 2nnbs unb bic Gtufli5rung sis
nes ni9t ; militdrif1eu Spitems.
Die synitruftionen an 0Oriiber
Sfobeleff f6lieben nit Der 9ufforbsz
rung sr folls 8srIu9en dlIe 5iHDr=
nifie fiir bie 8srIammlung in Stods
folm aus Oem Dege gu rGumen uuO
bic SeDdbruns DON '8Gfs burd5uz
ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
@rfolslos
% aren Iuut frau56ftfdsm
gsri9t ptrf4isbeus
uebtr:umpeIunsss
ansGffe berSsut

parts, q, OttOb.r. Sn Der Radt
pom Somifos Jun Scuntas tpurben
bic frnns5iiidsn Stsnuns,n p.flih
bon Wlont gprnilltt. in Der @sssno
Don Rbsins. nuf bsiben llfsrH Der
Ulans, in Der .gsssnb bon Werbun, fos
wie i'm abI9nitt bon Ga ghapeIIe BON
bsuidsn Sruppen ansssriffsn. Der
am Sonnias Rahmittaa perSffeatlih.
te Beritt bes iian3oiif6en arisgss
ants Iagt, bab ale 4nsriffs obgepies
len purbsn uno bic 5ran3pIen eine
gln5obl Dtntid. s.fangen nabmen.
Der Wortlaut tes gsri9ts 1T mie
fclgt:
.gln Der glisns Gront fam IS ipdbs
rtnb Der 0n4t gu bsftis.n artiIItries
tdmpfsn. gias WtunitionsrieberIase
bes Gsinbss ipnibs bura uniers 8of-
isrigi in Die Gut gsiprsngt. ilnfsre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
9lbgeiuieien
Durben, ipie Berlin beridtsi, ans
sriffs bss Gsinbss beim D6riba

Berlin, 81. DtiOber. (9ritiIde
abmiraIitit per brabtlpfe g.rsiis).
Starfs fran50iiTde Sruppenabibets
lunseu sriffsu am Samitas bic beut'
I4en. SItsrfsidiih unanriI9en unr
bulsariI6en 5ruppsn in Der RGbs res
Ohriba Sees on Der mn5eoouiiten
Jront an. Sn BEN omtli9en gsri9i
Der Ob.ritsn Sstresleituns pomScnrls
fog ipirb eemslbet, boB biefs ansritts
I'M sysu,r suiammtnbroben obsr burdl
Gesenansriffe abgeiDitfeu purbsn-
Der gsrift lautst ipie fplst:
.Wo3soonif9er ariessf9oupldb
.Sn b,m gsbiraigen Diitritt sfuiid9en
BEN Gtumbi Esal unA Dem O1rioo
Ste eriffen om Samftns itarte irons
sSiif9s 5ruppeuabtbsiIunssn mad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

9l6er Der SriibIinq bergtue obne elm
8ort DON ibr, Itno gfeno Dartete lino
Dartete. 8uIest itrieb en-. 80. Die
gntport mar b6fIid, bod fiibI: i6r
Sobn iei crit etntge Wonate alt uirD.
ufiD. Or i6rieb pieoer: cola lei
bIeib un6 bIutarn bon Der Stdotluit;
ltrBufrieoen nit fid u1tb tbrer llmge'
bung; Elm 2nn6mrfeittbdlt inter on-
oeren &ir0ern mare gernoe oas &edlte
fir tie; oieQeit. fonnte tie binfou'
men? 2oI1 mar einen Dlonat bort,
ebe er Sie erite 3eiIe Don Wolps Sano
erbielt. Cola oagcgeu idrie6 iebr
eifrig; urfongs boQ SeirnDeb, na6ber
nber if)ien fie iebr gIiidIih BET gSonte
MoIp" 5u IetrL bic lie san8 als @lit'
gIie6 Der GSurilie behnuoeIte. @roIib
no6 @oten Elm GoItifriptlun bor
SSrnit 2orings Suro: nWolen sic
nid)t mol berfonrnren llnb Cola ie6en2
Gs oerIobnt fih Der Heiie. Eunte
W1oIlp." = ~gtntiirIih piu i'd
ihrieb er siuiif. .g9ie f0rnen Gle
MIR frugenl Sir mas fir cine Grt
! @oter ltn6 gaanu baIten Sic mid
oertn?" -
gus er atfam, belt DtoGD ibren
fIeinen Sslngen I'M 4rru. Der ipurnie
@in6 fpieIte in tbrert pollen briinet'
ten 9aar. Sic ItrGblte Don 9eiuno@
belt, eerooe 70 ME oas 8obn. @elhc
urtpii6fiee JriT6e! Stuno lie bob IN
aer Miitheaeit oes ;SrmterIebens - IN
Der gIiidIiden 9eit Der er7ten iilrgen
Dhttteri6aft, ben fontmerlfd}en Heife.
Snnft ertIhIunruert mar Der
Stner5 iener borter. ft1tUereu 3eit.
e5eqen1pnrt uto 2ltfltIft itunoeH I'M
Seiden oes @Iiifes. glls iie 70 oa'
Itmt6, ihr &ino a1tf Dem glrm mic
qeno, fuie cine Mdoouno. mari ibr
Reno einen Bid tieiIter GhrFurdt 'u.
Sic oriifte linn Die Sono sum @iG'
fonun v-i0 mics altf cine Shanr frob'
lid1er &inoer, Ole in ibrer gtabe mif
einem SdrOhoiifeu Ipielten. Cola
fom ous Der Sfuur aitf i'm 3uge'
'priinger: geiluo, non Ser Sonne ge'
brGurt, nit belleH gluqeu. SOHO,
rper Eft oenr ou?~ freltte iith Heuo.
.tpem Iein fIeine5 Yl0hdlcr Bit On
oem?" - ga, mem fem 0tdbel bit
bu?" er1n,tterte @2oGn nit unter.
oriidterr 9dbefn. .Toute ihr flei-
ner @il6fona bin if,~ iniIfste Die
3leinc. @1oIn pluste lnd'eno berous
nit Ttol'en Bid ouf yeno. - ~gtein,
Raeo feiner," oerbeiIerte iih Colo uno
fiibte i'm itiirrti{h. - .Sm, udrit
n. ridt rern Sorte ur6 GapaS 9ieb.
Ii.1 ?" ->,ta Rcno. - Sid iol @ebt
oos?" - sd 6euIe 'd1ou. - Ytoqp
err0ihete. oIs sr iiH nun 81 fbr nanos
tc mo ihre Sano in Der ieiner oon
Ieiner Reinma III ihr su iprefen be.
annn. gr iaqtc tciren bon ben iiber.
FlIiIiper @entetrpIdseu. Die oos beiBe
8efiibI tpuhrer Siebe inter SEN itereos
tuben Reoensurten oer-bergeu .Gber,
ieheu Sie. id tGurte niemnlg cine
Srori beirntben, rpenn id nidht niibte,
6aB tie qllt III Cola lit lut0 lie liebt
- .Sb, 9oIal~ - ihr Bid ipnr oou
9iebe uno 36rtIidfeit - nih babe iie
fton lett Tehr, iebr IiPb uno -" Elm
ruter6riidteg 9od1er 7ittrrte IN tbrer
Sttture = limb id t6urnte mtd 8u
cShuen gut iein, trprn - on ooralif
beitehIt." - On IdIof er re feit in oie
9(rrne. Sci mir. tpus on mir iein
milrTt. RoIlu. it min es nifrieoen
iein, qanj, gang 5ufrieoen -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
eutrGFnna. a.

GaIt: y9ds mar cine idretlide
9endt! Sh ba5e tpeaeH Der @au5en
fem &use 3ugeoriidtl"
gsirtb: Soften Sie oo6 Siat ees
ntudt un6 iie eefongenl~
Gait: ,erl11iben S,tc niiri Sd bos
be lei Sbuen Elm 3intmer Jenletbet
unS feline Syoeo gepudtetl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
Phone Canal z4oo.

meinte: D1tuo gIa1tben Sie, es iei bier
oesbalb nidts mebr fiir mid 5lt
tbun?"
Sange iob tie na6 oiefer groffrnrng
unbepegIi6 ba, Die Qugen su 8o0en
gebeftet. Damn ging lie leiie ans
armfen6ett 5uriif. Rero foIgte ibr.
$50 tporit 6u oenn 10 lange, Moap2"
frug 5ris nit leiiem argtpobn. =
v@H, On. SGrois bat mid pieOer nit
1einen @eibitten aufgebaIten - bon
ben Rlantagennegern, fpeiBt or, bic
inHner nit Der Malaria gu Inn ia.
men. S6refli6e aerle iiu6 bus, uno
ornm tuie Die gtad)t. gaeiili9 fam
Dieoer eiuer un6 iagte: .Ob, Serr
&ottor, bas 1T Der refte Stoif ben
on mir 81 triufen gegeben bait. Oh
biit Der rtbtige 9oftor fir mid. wtit
benz 3eug tanu man eirte alte &llb Inn.
bringer" - SIT er nift 6os geoul.
oigite 9dbD, bas man ii9 piri9en
tamn2" fltbr lie, su gterro getpenbet,
tort. limb 10 energii6l Baiien Sie
altf, Ser friegt Die arqrfbeit bdlo I'M.
teri" = 6ris ergriff ibre Sanb unO
fubrte lie an ieine be6enoen 2ippen.
,. @ir triegen iie urtter," oerbeiierte
er. llno ipGbreno er Die lugen i6loB.
bIifte lie 5u Heno beriiber lu6 tpiIbtc
ii9 raid cine Derrdtberiihe SbrGne
bonn @eiifJt. SdIieBlib ntn6te Der
9lr5t feline gtlitorit6t gelten6, rul6 cine
@Grterir iiberrtabm bic geadtrpohen;
aber Wfonp i6Iief nebenan lno 5Gblte
genalt bic ins 8oIIergIoS faLlenoen
Sropfer Der Me6i5in na6. Renc
iaHOte iBr Ieinen @ogert gum aHsfab.
rem, aber lire eigene 8eiunobeit idien
tBr gang elethgiiItig. Gines Gbenos
fam Die fletne 2ola nit 6etm geiu1
ibres 8aters. ,@onen sic ni6t Der.
einfounen uno i'm ieben?~ - .Seu.
te niht, 6as 9in6 regt ii6 ionit ouf. ="
- gtoIlp iab IN 2oIos fragenbes,
dngitlibes @eiiGt. ,.SSa, ia nntirlid !
SdredIi6es ain0, ii6erl G5ir f6nnen
bier aud gar fetne 10 fletnen 9roten
hraltfenl g8as iouter mir nit ioI1en
@iirrn6er anfangen?" 9as ain6 er-
! ffraf, un0 Heno Inb fie befangen an.
aber Damn ent0edte er BEN S6alf IN
ibren Iiigeu. lln6 Cola, Die oeritob-
len 6it ibr a1fi6olite, nutBte laden
iiber 6rau Sorinss ideinbore gos'
artigteit. gtod nab 8oden Ipra6
lie uon Der hIitigen sSrali 2oring.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

md9tissr Notwithstanding an,
aber bic 9eutiden. Seiierrei9.llns
garn unb gulgaren brn6sn bic ans
eriffe bes fysinbes burd ibr Jeusr
Ionic bur6 @seennngriffs nieber.
Oeili6 bonn O6riOa Gee. 5fui4en
prespalomi uno bem Gerna SiuB.
iopie nuf beiben llfern Oes Warbar
BOT bic Gei4iibtbati9tsit SusenOms
men,"
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 2l,
1917, as required by the Act of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON October 2i,
1917, az required by the Act Of octo-
ber 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 21.
1917, as required by the Act of oeto-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-22
pie 0ferrei i4if4en
Goafn1iiten.

Wien, 20. Ofto6er, pia @miter.
bom, q. Ottober. = Die oSabrespsr,
iommlung Der 0fterreihii6en Sosials
tsmotratii6en gartei bot ON Cams
tag bier ibrsn @nfdng genOmmsn unc
stpnr nit elmer Rsbe bes Setrstdrs
Sfaret, in tpsl6er er herporbo6, tpeld
tausrnbe Dirtung bic ruiIiTfe Rebos
luton nuf bic arbeitenbeE alaFen bdz
zen piirbe. gs tplrben SDmpdt6iez
tei6liiiIs fir Or. s5rieOrit 2lbler, ben
M0rber beg Dormdlisen Ifterrei6if6en
premierminiIters Grafsn Stiirgfb.
angeHommen, Der cine 3udt6ausitrafs
con 18 'Sdbren perbiiBt.
Srm proft IprnH ols 1iibrsrin Der
@rupps, bic dbnlihs aniitten pertritt,
iuis bic unG6bdnaigsn SO3ialbemofra.
ten in DsutIhlanb. Gie trtldrte, bdB
biefe 9ruppe gegen bs5 6ftsrrsi6iT6.
Budget, frpie gegeH nlIs atisgstrsbitc
iiimmsn lpiirbs. ssbrs 8sbt purbe ma
mentlich BON ben 9sle9atsn ous ben
grpOin5sn nit erobsm geifall &c.
sriiBt.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
FROM THE SHATTUCIi. (OKLAD
MONITOR
Current Issue

Mrs. Charles Miller of DcS MOincs
New Mexico. arriNcd in our town the
past week for a short visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. GetZ, who
live in the north part of the coun-
tY. Mrs. Miller speaks i'll high tones
of the New Mexico country.
Quin Walck. of near Clayton, New
Mexico came in the latter part of
the week and is Visiting friends and
relatives in the country Quin is an
old Day county hoy who grew up
with the country and out in New
Mexico is in his natural sphere in the
frontier life of new country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ella Davis. of Des
Moincs, New Mexico, former citizens
of our town, came in Sunday night
Tor few days visit with relatives
here Eliza informs us that he liked
that country fine and was doing all
right out there. He says the rest OF
the folks from here who are out
there are doing well and that that
country is coming to the front.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
FARMERS SOCIETY OF EQUITY
HOLD MEETING

The directors of the business end
of the Farmers Society of Equity
Ltd, met Tuesday the 18th and ar
rangd "A new line of business for the
incorporation which is now in it's
infancy but which promises to be
one of the biggest things in the west
before. long.
The new business was Incorporated
Il month ago with a capital of $780,
10000 and with over five hundred
farmers aS the mainstays of it's sue
cess, The +. q. AkinE property near
the court house has been purchased
as sight for the new store and
the directors are figuring on plans
for the mammouth warehouses that
are to be built for the accommodation
Of the crops and as sales rooms for
the grain beans and brOomcorn that
are raised in this section of the
country.
They plan to have warehouses
from TeXline, Texas, to the Colorado
line by the time crops are ready to
harvest Every farmer in this sec
tion of the country is working for
the extension of the organization ov-
er the entire west They are not do
ing it to put the merchants out of
business; but they are organizing
themselves into business of their
1 OWL
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
W0oL GROWERS ASSOCIATION


Albuquerque, Feb, l3.-Thr plans
If the New Mexico Wool Growers
Association is to make their forth
coming convention i'll Albuquerque,
educational in so far aS possible and
~ this nd they are now working
hard to secure for this state the
use of The Government Wool cars
to be- sent over the rntir" state,
Visiting the principal wool produc-
ine crntcrS, They hop" to have
these cars i'm this state either the
ten days brurlr their convention in
Albuqucrqur March 20 u. and %,
cr the ten days Immediately folnW-
ing
l'Ir Government has outlittrd two
large baggage cars with complete
exhibition Of wool of all classes and
ln all stages of, mapIfachrluf from
wool in thr grease to the finest
Worstrd.
Accompanying these cars Is a
corp, of expert, in wool classirica-
tion and manufacturing, who are
competent to point out to the pract-
iral wool producer the ends for
(which his wool should BE- grown and
the factors that make for or against
he price of wool i'm the finished pro-
duct, \ competent StcrOscOpital
lecturer accompanies these ears so
that the wool producing and manu-
featuring can be- graphically and
lminutcly described.
The secretary of the Wool Grow
rrs is at present arranging with the
department of Agriculture and the
Santa Fee railroad for the use of
these cars and for complete timer
cry throughout the state. As there
has been "A strong demand for these
wool crsa in the northwestern states
and the dates have been filled far
i'm advance the New Mexico sheep
men realize that they wi ilhaVe tC
wait until their turn comes. How
even it is quite certain that these
ears can be obtained the middle OF
latter part Of March.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
GERMAN SPY CAUGHT
ON BORDER OF MEXICO
ENTERT AIMING TEUTON ARREST-
ED IN ARIZONA. KAISER II RE
MEMBERED IN CLAYTON \S N-
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NOJ Nc PEOPLE


are lli\llr'l 10 JON our tlaS0' w NIlch
'IaSS' the >ouhE P'"plrN 0ulua\
N'l""l rIasN oI the methodist rhurch
Last oun'laN evening ll'N class
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t-ai'Aa,l"l' a' 'li' IIiNl'a''o'' "i h'\'
II. IL lllIIN, our uacllcr.
N'"'r r"JoH '''E 'Ncl',''N Ea''''o' VIZ
WERE taI'''i 10 or'''r ny our tlaIF-
man. Il'N' MlIlS' WI" pr't'''''H /"
nave "l'''rrN '''''I. vi course '\-
r'N"''' l''H''I' N'NIl'l way "oN It
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however 'I''H t"u''' NOT p'' :" aI''T
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0'rI'IaIN- r'aN'iI''F'. VS. 'N'FH"I"'
t'''N'',' N"',''" ''''S one, anu a.'''I
Il "'''N'"''' ''''l'o''' ll"n,'H was '''''
~ however, !" L. N'iI'N Is 'FNiIl-
I'D IlIl ll}dI tNalf. NIItf IIl' h\tll-
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
CLAYTON TO HAVE LAUNDRY

Arrangements were completed to-
day saturday to put in Il modern
and up-tO-date stem laundry in
Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Weir
# Denver Colo, are the contract
ing parties. This will be a great
to Clayton'S already
enormous list of industries. The
contract for the building has not
been let at present date, but the plant
will be started on or about April l.,
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

Don Matiac Casados of near Gal
legos, ex-cOunty commissioner, was
a business visitor in the county
seat this week.
John W. Foster of Shattuck, Ok
lahoma, spent the latter part of the
week in Clayton and Union County.
Mr.. Foster is district agent for one
of the largest farm loan companies
now operating in this county, and
was here for the purpose OF doing
inspection work.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
NEWS OF THE NEW
MEXICO LEGISLATURE
NICE. HAPPY QUARREL. ABOUT
THE GOVERNOR. HAS BURSl "
GOLD-BRiCIiED TIE DRiS?


Santa Fc. y. W.. Feb. =. -Anothcr
week with really little accomplish
mcnt for the money being paid by
the tax payers for -" legislature,
and the republicans are t. blame.
They have the majority in each
house. command all the committees
and absolutely dictate the acts of
the important legislation. likely to
become an issue in any future cant
palgn, or meet som" popular demand
in proper way, that legislation
goes to the vast" basket IN th" COM
mittce room. And for some reason,
The republicans dc not get into the
game with anything important.
According to the rumor>, the re-
publlcans are having family quar-
rcls. Bursum heading one faction and
Springer. SpicsS and others the 9TH
rr main faction. IL is said that the
bursumitrs want a new election law,
a modification or'the Australian sys-
tenn: some amendments to the tax
laws. a school unit law, under which
some Of the larger and Wealthler
counties Will assist the smaller coun-
ties in maintaining the public schools
4 primary law aud a lot of other
advanced legislation. Dame Rumor
says Bursumites want all these
lh'hes pecauSe 'li'E peIleNr tileil
p"pular ana 'IlrE hiloN the sprung
'rtlrS uo'l want 'li'il ANA u''E
can set-loselh'F'
me l'Fo"lp'Iloll "''lcn"Il'"l pro-
P'S'd lor lile SIa'' constitution Is
sum uI,''r "lSC"NS'"ll' ANA j 'i''r'
Is dl'S'Il'IlE NroI'- WIN 'I' pr"lo'-
'u amendment '"'IH'"n' mas p"HNru
said that Bursum is insisting that
the republicans of the legislature
make good every promise put in the
last legislature state platform. while
the other fellows believe platform
P'"''''' % a.; 0"S '"''" 'o'0 ..;','
IA L
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

NJ. b, Gripe of near Guy was in
Clayton this week strengthening out
his taxes and looking after other
business.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17
SENATOR SMITH VISITS CLAYTON

state Senator q. C., Smith spent
Sunday and Monday in Clayton, re-
turning to Santa Fc on the. Monday
afternoon train, Mr. Smith was very
busy lookig after personal business
while here but hailed The News men
long enough to say that he still cX-
pected good results from the present
legislature.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

Herbert w. Davis of the Cimar-
ron country, attended to business
in Clayton the forepart of the week.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

Peter Kieran of near Stead at
tended to business in the'county seat
the forcpart Of the week.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

VIM. Evans Of near Barney, was
a business visitor and trader in the
city Wednesday and Thursday.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-02-17

Don Salome Garcia Of near pasa-
monte, eX-chairman of the board
Of county commissioners, and son,
FructuOuso, We're business visitors
and traders in the city this week.
Don EufraciO Gallegos, of near
Gallegos, was in the city, this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-05
INDIANA COAL MEN
TO PROTEST PLAN
Indiana Men Declare Priority
Scheme Takes Cars
From State.

INDIANAPOLIS. sept. g. Fol
lowing the complaint from several
Indiana cities and towns against
the recent priority coal shipment
order Of Robert :. LOvett, federal
director OF preferential shipments.
r. 7. Lewis, chairman of the Indi-
ana. public service commission
Tuesday announced that unless the
order is modified by Thursday tnat
he and a committee OF Indiana coal
operators and patrons Of public
utilities would go To Washington TO
take up the protests with Mr..
LOvett
The Indiana men interpret the
order as directing Goa and coal
cars away from Indiana consumers
90 the northwest.
Mayor Hosey OF Fort Wayne in
telesrams to the public service COM
mission and Mr.. Lovett complained
CT the priority order describing the
situation in Fort Wayne as grave.
At a conference Of the public
service commission and railroad
men here Tuesday, IL was reported
that both the Penns ylvania and the
Big -Four railroads were unable TO
upply cars that had been asked
for by operators because Of the
priority order.