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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-07
The BLOOD
TONES The NERVES

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-03-07

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81 tae x0nf aeeaase thr caaaeinN sNss
seAs saa 49, an rhaHTes Ir 1eefhsf
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04

{!sa; Rsgs SEQ $780,; 's e. E Sros ss"? sasa
Sran 5. u. gdmift, Bsiorgnng armer
Ten rs $21' gH5;? s. 6. gd5nsr ~ ggaeriffs<
gebibren (Bernbolb) $44.4O; Befoitiz
gung Ser @tearns gountgz@efangenen
1875; Security 8lant 8oof R. Yrintz
ing Co., bier a(gemeine @tatuten 500;
8lmfs 70 @ts.; leoerne Sabs 1925;
8laufbu9er $500; Supplies $3.50;
oesgleiden $3.50; G6reibmateriai $55;
Blanfs $500; besglei9en $500; 8Ianfz
bi6er $22.75; @mitb 8room 60, 8ez
len 1925; So9n S. @paniol, Rotarsbez
Itdtigungen Nnbitors 5uboibiiionen 10,
IA unb Is $3.50; @taats Snnitmium
8ebmolung beg Sizes un6 8iltperbing
$58.75; Sfmes 9rudgeIeui9aft - Ser
0ffentIi1ung beg 8er1dts BEG Boaro of
Iubtt $3.50; Ber0ffenti6ung Der Noz
tt3 fir gulbertzNngebote $3.50; 8erof=
fentli9ung Der Noti3 fir 8riidenzAngez
bot $40; 8er0ffentli6ung Der Ser
b0rsnoti8 $3.50; @er6ffenffidung Der
rid 1tdr1bigen Steuerl1te $120.1O; Ser
0ffentli9nng Der gerbanbIungen Der
@ountDbebDrbe $4,000; 81. Sbonep, q
Sreimarten $47.69; 9einri6 Senboorbe,
Nrbeit bel germehung Der @ubitors Cub
oibiiionen 10. "A unOl IS $3.50; 8. g.
Soob, 8ermenung Der Nubitors Su6bib1>
lionen 10, IA unb Is, $3.50; 6. Sou<
nep, 9ol5 $1,000; @iuase 8aite Barf,
Belorgung zines bur95ie6enoen Qrmen
(85eeler) $1,000; 8eber SetpelrD &
Wuiic 60, ubrenz9feparatur $3.50; IS.
M. 8el9. Wanufncturing Co., Gdreibz
material $4.04; %. S. 8ieber, Qrbeit
BET Nubitors 5ubbibi1ionen 10, IA unb
Is $500. Auf Gntrag nuroen folgenz
Be 9ednungen IN uebereinitimmung nit
ben a~noronungen beg 0ffentliden Inter
lu9ers bertporfen: Siues9 rudgeieuihaft,
Noai5 fir Iu5ldnoer $11.6O; Bapnes<
billie BreB $1.45. Iuf Nntrag pertagte
li9 Die 8e9Droe fine Die.
(GiegeI)
g. 81. 2abr, 8oriber Der County
8ebDroe bon Stearns @ountb,
Wt1n.
8effddtigt: Silt. Sbomep, @ountp<auSitor
unb @gzCfficio gIert Der Beb0rbe. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04

Al gountbgrnben 5000; besgIeiden
SO. Is g~ountbgraben $3.50; Saul off,
lee, Treimarfen etc. $235.55; 6. 50. Mtz
pooop, Supplies $22.4O; Sobn Barrett,
5ol8 $3.50; Bm. 81. B6Grger, Neiieaus>
lager $74.25; oesgleiden, Sreimarfen
etc. 1926; S. g. Brableb = gintraz
gung bon glatten $48.OO; Sreimarfen
etc. 1881; 8egebermeiIung $4,000;
8iue Brint5 $1s.7s; Wu6itorS guboibi2
iionen 10, IA nnb is $3.50; 8rooten
8ebiep, gerDffentlidung Der B%erionaI
observation-disclosures $15.75; s.. so.
Campbell, 8eriiberungs : Bramien $68;
@nrI g5ute ,Mrbeif Bel Gu0itorg Gub2
bibiiions germefung $500; 5amueI e..
gbnte, germefnng Der Nnoifors Sub
oibiiionen 10, ID uno Is $3.50; $. g..
greDsr, 5oLa s63:32; S.. g. 9nolep,
a anSo Is $4,000: Sic Siiber g. aoblen
$4,000; Slour gitb 8ruib gompanp,
@eparatnren $3.50; Sog & 9innborf,
s ss5t5e'd bsgors Sfr Sngsnisn5s" BEE 0t Gss
fdngin1es $46O:55 Srib @roB Conf
panb Suppltes $3.50; Suogment
8u9 (@lerf) $26.25; Necoro 8Ider
$50.75; Supplies $500; 8lants $3.50;
Supplies $2.10; Suogment<gu6 (Nubiz
tor $39.75; Qcei6en5 9rudia9en $12;
5ubert Cans, @cciben8 9rudiaden
1926.
Granite gitb 8lue Yrinttng Company,
@tabtmappen $24.0O; 8. 8. 6oIcolm,
Slurbirften $4.56; 6oloingforb M6bertiz
fer, 9rudiaben $3.50; 6. %. 5untemer,
Misunderstanding Isentsnuslagen $751;
SO; g.. &C.: 2nbr. zMuslagen
$500; 2mbfpebr Sransfer 60, Sradbt
unb Sabrten $20.45; so. g. 2ang, Ser
me1ung Der Nuoitoren 5ubbibiiionen 13,
IA nn6 IS $3.50; 9einri9 S. Clint
peri6, Sreimarfen etc. $35.78; Wab
Erinting 60, 9rud1nden 1915, $1,000,
$3.50; g. g. Mertes, @aren $3.50;
German MiiGer, 8erii6erungszBrdmie
$68.o0; geor5Fern 9rudgeleai@aft
9ruf1n9en $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$59.75, $3.50, $47.25; Otter Sail
@ountp 4uslogen fir unteriudung Ser
%irrltnnigen Sbn 80. 9agen $3.50; So
lepb Triglmeier, 5ol5 1898; 81. g. 8aiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04

90 is fein 5ponide," bat Der 8e-
Oestpeiler geiagt, Sbr batbt uns e
Gebeper, uerr STR fomme ba1bt, lit
es is a116 fpaite e Mnmer, 10 feline
2ellt BET uns 5u BEN, a1ptper tpe1tn
SIR es oem gar nit on1eridter
Oubn molt, Damn fan ia ser Hbi-
lipp Ole 9rinfs be5able> asutper no6
fein peroo1te 8ennie mebr. Sd bette
@uh buB mer e grobe 3eit ben.
r@eu," bot Ole 9i55ie gefagt, ui4
tpiu fein Spieloerberber 1ein I'm Bic
leios onbt SIR mtb ia bomit al19
en Sdlirutper aus BEN SUB 5iebe."
50 mar Ole 5a9 alio geiettelt.
Ser 8eoesmeiler bat gelagt, er
moat gleib beimgebn, for baB feline
Site ale grrebnidanerts mdde
f0nnt, I'M I'M IL ubr oebt gelie
meroe. @eu, mir tpor es redt, 10
melt mie idy for5ernt nar. Sen
@%eoes1petler' ol1bn i9 ber1 quite
5toh nit bergeiIe, I'm tpern i9 mod
b1nrert un0 oreiBig Sabr letpe 6ubn.!
M1prper ben Sc genobtiBt, baB er
MIDI Oie gia for Die Drinfs or1ge=
miidt fiat? 9os gebt tpi66er ernaI
SIT 5etge, ouB Der Me6esmeiler bo6
nids u1neridter is, pie e reht
lfn1ole Gotebto. Sd muB MIDI MIR
orOe11tlide Eeil @el6 nit rpe1n11e,
bIefabs biqig nero 0ie @eididte nit:
@eu, ih fann 10 fem tidieper GET
letn. @omit id berbleime,
Sbre Sbrn lietper
Fbilipp Sauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
Ssapamiide sdiffe fir Bic &ereinis-
ton Sfnnfpn.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April 4, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Wofbington, 90. Mdr5. =
5erte gelangten 8erbanol1ngen gum
IbihIub, 6e1ren gemdB 6ie @ereinig-
ten staaten 10000 Sonrer iapo-
niifen gdiHsroum erbalten tper6en.
Dos Mbfomme1r lit or1geblih MIR por-
ldufiger Mrt, 90 8erbanolrngen me-
ger, Ser l1eberloiiung tpeiterer Sdiffe
bon bem merifnnifden 8otidnfter
Morris in Sofio nit Ser iopaniidert
8egier11ng gefifbrt tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04

Die Gtabt Metp Dprf berbraudt
tdoIih fiinfbmnoert Minionen @nGo-
mem 8affer. Die Mbnetg1tng Der Be
%bolfer11rg gegen ruod mebr Waffer,
qegen Bnobibitiort lit olio ridt fdtper
AIT erfIdren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-04-04
SO Mnasenae seritDrt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April 4, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, 1. MpriI. = Cine ge-
Itern ubeno peroffentlidte 8efnnh=
modntng beiogt, BOB oie 8riten, lett
BENT tie iid an 6en Spermionen in
,stalien betbeiltgten, 80 fetn6lide
Tuqseltge 5erit0rt buben. 9be Sri
ten boben in SEN 2uffttffGcmpfen 5ebn
Wufdinen berloren.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-03-21
SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
! STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEuR.
Ernest r. Mann, p'qintiff, VS.. Stella
Mann, Defendai
To STELLA MANN, the above named
defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
18th day OF April, 1918, the same
being the last day OF the time pre-
scribed by order OF the Court direct
ing service OF summons in said suit
to be made upon you by publication,
and II you fail so to answer for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the said Court for the relief demand
cd in said complaint, towit;
For a decree OF said Court dissolv-
ing the bonds of matrlmony now ex-
listing between plaintiff and defend
ant, and granting the plaintiff an alb
solute divorce from you. and award
imp the plaintiff the custody OF cleo
Mann, Minnie Mann, and Charles
Mann, the minor children OF plaintiff
and defendant. and for all other re-
lief demanded in said compalnt.
You are further notified that this
summons Is served upon you by pub
llcation in pursuance OF an order OF
the Hon. Dalton Biggs, Judge OF this
Court, which said order was made
and entered In said cause on the 5th
day OF March. 1918. and directed
that this summons be published once
each week for six consecutive weeks
in the "ontario Argus" commencing
with the issue of March Z, 1918.
The first publication OF this sum-
mons Is on March z. 1913, and tho
last publication In on April IS, 1918.
McCULLoCH q WOOD,
Residing at Ontario. Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-03-21
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS

NOAACb VT Ahb ohAA1 VT hONbo
The City OF Ontario. Malheur
County. State OF Oregon. offers for
sale its negotiable water system
bonds In the sum OF One Hundred
thousand Dollars. bearing interest
AZ not more than SIX por centum per.
annum, to become due in ten years at
the option OF the said City OF On
tario. and to become absolutely due
and payable In twenty years from
March LIST. 1913. the date OF issu-
ance. Interest payable. semi-annu-
ally. Bids for same must be submit
ted In writing and will be receiSed
subject 20 the legality OF the bonds.
An unconditional certified check.
payable 10 the Treasurer OF the City
OF Ontario. for an amount ecuai 20
Ave per cent OF each bid must accom-
pany the same. Bids will be received
subject to the condition. that the bid
der 20 whom the same are awarded
will either accept or reject the same
within ten days after reeeiveing n
transcript OF tie proceedings under
which issued.
The Common Council OF the City
Of Ontario reserves the right TO re-
iect any and all bids.
All bids for said bonds mus, be
nled with the City Recorder OF said
City OF Ontario. on or before 1880
o'clock .. m. OF March a5th. 1913.
thereafter and on which said day. the
bids will be opened and action taken
thereon By the said Common Council.
By order OF the Common Council
OF the City OF Ontario. Oregon,
W. r. Holman.
(City seai.) Mayor.
Clay NJ. stearns.
City Recorder.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-03-21
NOTICE 10 C0NTRACTUfB.
Watev Works system.

Ontario, oregon. March s, 1913.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the City Recorder
OF the City OF Ontario. Oregon. until
3 o'clock D. Ia. Thursday. March 20
1918. for furnishing materials and
constructing waterworks system.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and forms for proposal. on
which bids must be made. may be
obtained upon application at the Of
flee OF the City Recorder or OF Louis
C. Kelsey, Ontario. Oregon. or 4lo
Selling Building. Portland. Oregon.
Parties desiring plans and speein.
cations. for their personal use may OBJ
tain them from the Engineer on pay
ment Of 5000 for plans and $500
for specifications.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
By order OF the City cyouncii.
w. y. H0hAN.
Mayor.
CLAY N. STEARNS.
City Recorder.
LOUIS c. KELSEY.
Civil Engineer.
Portland. Oregon.
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS or
THE ONTARIO WATER USERS
ASSOCIATION.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-03-21

There will be a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Ontario Water
Users association at the City hall in
the City OF Ontario. Monday evening,
March 25th al s O'Clock o. m. for the
purpose OF electing a board of direct
ors for the ensuing year.
BY orde OF the Board Of Directors
s. r. TAYLOR. President.
ID. p. DEARBORN. Secretary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03
Boy Scouts Will
Have a Part in
Next Loan Drive

\ mass meeting eft AN huy sruuis iu
the city will bee held ~ the Chamber Of
Commerce tomorrow night ~ 7.3u. This
meeting will formulate plans tor tho
scouts 10 participate IN the coming lib.
crty loan campaign Col. u. *. Il. Sci.
lcrs, chairman of the parade committee,
masters will also he on hand. and Pri.
waite Young of the local army recruiting
office is expected 10 hc present. He
will give the srouts "a brief drlll
after the meeting j. over.
The scout, will take part IN the pa.
rndc saturday morning, whirh viii be
staged in conugrtiOn With the sells
tloto circus parade.
Pluns will also nr made Thursday
evening for the scouts 10 attend the
great patriotic meeting az the arm0ry
on sunday evening.
Several hundred art posters have been
received by the various scout troops.
These posters deal with the liberty lonn
campaign and are tp Toe posted Saturday
morning throughout the city 10y the
scouts.
IN, scouts are expected 10 came in
strong az the latter end of the cam.
puigu by making "a house 80 house can.
vass. They viii be- provided with spe.
cial forms furnished by the trcausry de-.
purtmcnt. This viii lee done for the
purpose of gathering up the loose ends,
and to enable people who have already
subscribed go increase their suhscrlp'
tious II they desire 90 do 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03
BOND DRIVE BEING
PERFECTED, POLL IS
NOW WITH COMMITTEE
List of All Citizens Tabulated
City Segregated and Covered
County Work Organized Great
Parade Starts at II a. m.

Chairman NJ. T.. Hickey Of the exec.
utivc board Of the liberty loan drive is
dividing the city up I'm small sections
and each unit iS tu be- placed in chnrgc
of u special subcommittee.
Some of the units are 30 be- small &c
they are dcnsely populated, Others viii
include more territory whore The pop.
ulntion is sparse.
The names OF all citizen, are in the
hands Of the e~Nccuticc c0muitfcr. alsn
the umouut Of their former suhscrip
tiuns % the two preceding liberty loans
some surprise has been felt in com
mittcc circles when il was learned that
"a number of men fairly well to do have
not yet subscribed 20 amy liberty loan.
The committees lppc 20 have better
success with these people this time. If
they do not subscribe for any amount ~
liberty bonds they may hc asked 10
give the correct reason why.
After the frs, three big DAYS work
in the city. arrangements will be- made
for speakers 10 visit suburban and 0ur
~ points and cooperate with Supcrin.
tcndcnt Moutoyn, who has charge 81 the
county work outside u Albuquerque.
EVcdN person la ih" county ~ supposed
90 take one or more bonds.
Col. Sellers. chairman uf the arrange.
mcnts committee tor the big parade on
ipril q. wal finally disappointed in get.
ting the cannon from Camp Cody. lie
has. hoWcvcr, arranged with Tony ortiz,
the blacksmith. f"t anvil firing al day.
This ''cnunonuuiug' viii issue from
sellers city pntk, commencing at $3.50
u. N. and oOntinu NJ throughout the
day NJ regular iutcryJla uf 30 minutes.
lie has arranged with Professor Elliot,
10 meet all drummer bays at the Cham.
Der ~ Commerce tomorrow, Thursday,
evening. al 1880 clock. Thc professor
will drill the boys and instruct them
for the march saturday.
The parade Is %supposc. TO start NJ n
"a. ~. Saturday. But to insure concert
of action and minimize confusion. "a
well as to give everybody "a chance a.
see the pageant, 10 has been decided
that al IRE whistles are 10 be blown
when the parade starts, and then again
when ~ is finished.
This viii hc the signal also for retail
merchants ~ clos, and 10 open their
places of business. The parade win re.
quire about " hours time, IL ia
claimed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03

placed I'm his window. g. \. Hudson.
veteran bill poster. personally put the
posters In place.
An arrangements have been com 10
plotcd for the huge patriotic meet
ting to hc held In the national guard
armury nrNt sunday evening begin
uiur at 81 O'Clock. Zach l.. Cobb. col.
hector uf customs at the port of ~
riso. b. to Ice the principal speaker
Mr. cobb Be- AN orator u mo- mean
ability and d. expected to deliver IL
speech that viii Doe worth travelling
miles Co hear. Rev 4. VI M%audalari.
: J., Is to pronounce the Invocation.
Rev. G. q. Beckman viii speak Tor
"a few moments on a patriotic topic.
to be followed by Clarence NJ. Bolts.
chairman Of the Four Minute men.
who Be- scheduled to- speak seven min.
utes Every church In Albuquerque
will suspend sunday evening services
Every chuir in the city will unite
IN the singing ut the armory aud -
mnsscd band Of fifty pieces viii rem.
der patriotic airs.
Thousands uf seats are being placed
In tie armory in ortcr hat every
man woman ana child will hc COM
fortably seated. Tho will
not be long No one will be- asked
to buy = bond OF to promise to sub
scribe Tor q bond at a future time.
Every patriotic citizen in the coun-
try H. urged So be present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03

Auto springs, all makes. Korbcr Co.
Four.o Taxi Service. Phone 70.
\ DE Angels is in Gallup un bust.
ness
y. " Rcnning has gone tu Topeka
aud kansas city On e business trip.
j. w. Normant of the capital city
arrived last night and registered az
the AlyIrado.
n NJ Denny. attorney OF Gallup.
left this morning fur Santa 80 after a
brief visit here
Reese Hcrndon, we'll known stock.
man 81 Grant county. is q visitor lu
Albuquerque today
President David a. Boyd ct N"
state university. returned las night
from q brief visit tn Santa Fc.
Major W g. a. LlcWclyu ~ Law
Cruces was t visitor IN Alhuuuc que
today. lie wiu visit Santa Fc bcfo,
returning homo.
sheriff Rafael Inrcin has notified
the saloons In Batclas and old Town
that women are not Ia hc permitted
IN h saloons after 8 D. M.
\ welcome meeting to Lieut. \ y.
Coombs viii be held AZ the Salvation
Army hail at : o'clock his evening.
The public IL cordially Invited.
william Bicklc. an Indian trader
ana merchant ot Gallup and Fort
Defiance. Arizona, was in the cts
today t%ransactinE business.
Hon. W \. Hawkins. attorney for
the ~ paso n Southwestern railroad.
with offices In III Paso. was u VISITOR
IN A1ltfarfaVstas sItu ya.Vr.FYw
Bench warrants were yesterday h..
sued 10y Judge ltaynolds. for the fol
lowing three witnesses sam smith
and his two sons. Vcrn aud John
Judge Gr1uvills \. Richardson NJ
Roswell. left last night Tor his home
after q short visit To- HE son. who
Is a stuteut AZ thr state university.
T. H. Bonner, assistant CHIEF en-
Einocr of the forest service, Of wash
ingtou. -. c.. is In the city FOR q
brief business visit at forestry head
quarters.
Victor CulbcrSun. II silver Cit'.
president Of the Ncw Mexico Cdttlc
and Horse Growers association was
in he city this morning ON his way
To Santa r..
Carl Boyd. u first class maChinist
In n navy, who has been here ON
% furlough left for his post ON 'he
eastern coast last night Mr.. Boyd
has been IN the navy about nine
months.
The city coutcmplatcs paving North
Fourth. North seventh, North
Eleventh. North Twelfth and Nurth
Fourteenth streets. also West Fem,
raj avenue. II property owners favor
the project
Herbert Mctirath. e ,;lvcr city,
who achieved a statewide reputation
Tor efficiency. while sheriff of Grant
county, was IN Albuquerque today for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03

COMING EVENTS

The annual congregational mc'ilu;
viii bc held ai tho Presbyterian
church tonight at y O'Clock
There VIII be- @ rcr liar commune
cation 90 Temple lodge so g. 8. D.
a \ NJ. Thursday evening Aprd g.
gt . go Visiting m'mbcrs welcome.
The missionary society OF tac Chrif-
tiar church VIII meet in tho church
Thursday afternoon nt . 80. Mes
lamcs ! J. Nlzc 7. s Watson auI
J.. ~ Morgan will .r hpstcsrcs Mrs.
Albert Morris viii hc leader
The order ~ railway employees viii
moct tonight IN Ahc ". @ " han az
\ o'clock. An members are urged
to attend as there wul be initiation
~ candidates and election ~ officers
Cottonwood Grove 80. ., men
circle. win hold a regular meeting at
Z 30 o'clock tonight In the l. o. O.
y hall
Al women club members are urged
fu attend the reception az the Country
club tu meet Mr.. jump tomorrow az
tCfuoun
The Ladies' Ala and missionary so-
cicty of the First baptist church VIII
hold itu regular business meeting NJ
the church az . 80 D. m. Thursday
: full attendance h desired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-03
NEW MEXICO TO Be
HONORED BY VISIT
OF CHAIRMAN HAYS
Head of National Republican Com.
mittee Expected in Albuquerque
April %; Republicans of State
Invited to Meet Him Here.

VIII II. Htyp, new chairman uf the
republican national committee for.
mcrly chairman of the republican
state committee OF Indiana. and re-
putcd io hc the ahlost harmuui2cr to
head the republican party for many
years. h coming To Albuquerque on
April -, chiefly IN the interest OF
the third liberty loan IN which cam-
paign he Will tour thu entire west
and southwest. hut incidentally tu
take a close w view OF political con-
ditions In NcW Mexico, and to- meet
the men active IN republican party
leadership IN this state.
W. n. Gillenwater. chairman ct the
republican state committee, pa his re-
turn To- Albuquerque last night from
a business trip In north Sew Mexico
confirmed u recent Associated Press
dispatch that MIR Hays would visit
Sew McNico this month.
MIR. Hays has written nae tha, he
hopes to visit the state early IN the
spring said M. CLEARWATER, and
have Just had a letter from Governor
Goodrich OF Indiana, confirming this
and advising that Mr.. Hays itinerary
viii bring him to Albuquerque on
April 2-
The national republican chairman
Is making his tour OF the west ANA
southwest chiefly that hc may assist
actively IN the campaign Tor the sue
cess Of the third liberty loan. We
assumc. Of course, that hc VIII hc in
tcrestcd in meeting the republicans
Of New Mexico and ] have no doubt
that many Of thcm will be her" to
see him.
There will he no formal gathering
Of republicans and AIR Hays enter
tainment while here will lie iu the
hands Of the gentlemen heading the
liberty loan drive IN city and state
We hope and expect that as man
republicans as possible Will Ice here
On April - To meet Nh. Hays and
near him speak.
II seems To- he the consensus of
opinion among republicans through
uut the country. that the new national
chairman represents tn. highest type
uf energetic. political leadership and
ms visit 20 New Mexico b. an honor
which has NOT been accorded IA 10y
q national party chairman Tor many
years"