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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
S~maafort0IIinger % Ei$torier.
3D.

"Ge bar pGrct ioa oenlie % eff
nGroia imoo os, Sr. s., at ies nG,
item ipnes. ri miiter Ell flor Ben"
iaaoc bun og logoc i'm Saanb / min.
"GiI &c trrfe Iibt paa mig, Srs.
teu Soa?" ipuratc iea.
ga, 0e miller. Softor, men ieg
foriifrcr Gem, at iea bar iuIoltrn.
oia pEf. alarn her bor ieg aaereoc
i~friitet Tor, % bun tiIeop mig Ttror,
iaa M fan iee iortrae belle Siito
rien / beuoe@ Tnabpr uoen at genere
mig.
Nan. for ct fommc tiIbnge til
Sba. SIM imilte, hang libt mes
Scpeoet, % iua tog bun Ell Gar ira
Spborbet % fIippeoe Ell 2of al oct
oetliae Soor, Der ouiIuttebe 6enbcS
Vor,oe.
"@iem oenre, Sr. s, iii Grin.
bring ON mig" ioqoe bun, % ieg
ipnteS, benoc@ @lif bIcu oltaget oq
til'lsret al Sonrcr.
5 oet 2iebIif por ieg life mia ieIp.
Seq bapbe 1Icmt min RiGreite 90
preSieoc SboS Iorte SoarIof I'll mine
SRber, % iaa ifpnOte leg mig no al
Sulet.
Gheien por umi~SfienoeIi9t i baar,
ligt 2itnc, ga ieg fom bicnr.
Set er bsiit merfcIigt, leg ipntcS,
ieg hapoe ole 3roobenc min Saorb,
men pi moa 10 booc toact fell" 'og.
De ban % beo fla / 2Gberne.
Seq gif ben % bcnteoe aIaro /
Sorretningcn, men mine Eonfer bar
hos Soo, oa ba ri %ifiltca, grGo min
8irreite. Sea por ioronoret, ioqoe
bun, elifebe bcnbe life mere fom fer.
% Iaa nibere.
Geo blep noturIiapiS oreo oper hen-
bes aloae, iorhi icg ieltc, Sen bar
retfGroig, men ic9 fpSiebe benoc iii
"@oonot" Iom iroponIie os off bicm
til mig ieIp.
"a leg nGite Gog fon op poa go.
lititommeret for at oilrgee SEAPORT
I'll Gbefeu onaaocnoe en- onocu Sag,
bsrte iea, at ban par reiit I'll Spl.
lanb meb Notto9ct.
Oct Dor merfeligt," lagbe ies iii
min aoneQa.
"Sa, Oct bar piit | famine Inleo.
Ming, Sc oor 6eroper, men mar ban
nj er reiit ielp, fan oct itole poo, at
oct bar fine eobe 8%runbe."
Seq fslte mig naturliapis iloe be.
rert al oenne Meboelelie c9 aiorbc
mig aleboanoe 5onfer ON Gbeiens
@runo iii at to9c Sugeu uo al Sen,
berne poa mig. San mootte eien'
Ipnlia npre SpiI ON Tigtiobe6en al
min Happort eIer betuile, bpao Der
por mere rineli9t, min @one til at
uorette noget. Seq bapoe imioIer'
tio riNeIig gnleoning til gitertanfe,
og por uatlIrIigoiS / itor Sppnoing
meb Senlpn til uoioloet af bans
Geiie.
Soa TO Sage citer, oo ieo bar
ifGro 'meo at oiiatte Ell rapport,
oobncoeS Gsren, % Gbeicn traaote
inb til mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

tilgiuet mig, og scr gioroe bum FOR.
reiter itrar. Seq uilbe BOG life bIipe
/ ai%ebeubopu, men toa min aiifeo %
reiite beroper til 2onoou. "a ies
bar iIinf / Sprog, fom leg mart /
@irfiombeo. alaro ilIste mtg Der.
ober, BIZ aiiteoc o5 % tInrer oS goot.
men lea boooe iaoet en- 2eftion, iom
ieg bapoe go0t al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
sos Manocn meo
ocn ijctte Sane.

On oanif Game, Tom uplig BE-
Irotc Warcelo Soli9en paa Sile'
BANNER, iortGqer "Nott." berom:
Wdn banter poa % trGoer ino
! ct bpggeli9 &jeffcn, Ser balpt er
Spiieitue; bcrfra ferer Ell Dor
inc iii Sausens IrbeiospGrelie, ct
tibet Hlim meo MasIer al 0sger,
meo Itore Tapirpoier og De unoer'
llgite 'gi1eber og merfeligite aac.
qoriife 6igurer.
Sallsen aior eft tiltaIenoe Sro.
trpf; ira Oe imlffe, opbe nlerfc.
bloa gine lpIer ct inotagenoc
Smil mig imsbe, ga ban lper9er:
"Spoo cr set Iaa, Sc piI0e pioc?"
Seq forflorer, at ieg er Ing o.
poo SEGREGATION. 90 ban beoer mi9
tr9ffe Seiret bpbt oe Iangiomt.
San Ter mig ino / 9inene, Illffer
tine ct gieblif og Tiger iau gunifc
lille og rolis: "Ge er blepet ope,
reret for oct og oct. De bar ct
sr / beire Sibe; oernpit ligaer
Der en- gnInmling al Ienret 9loo
/ en- al be fore @urcr, bpilfet for
c~oriager ct Srpf paa be inbre De-
le, IanlebeS at De forifieuiae Sin1
life nirfer norinaIt. De bar Sc o.
oe Sornemmeller. Seq er life
2pge", fortietter ban; "men ct
~llrteaffog til at renIe 9lubet ifol
ieg anbeiaIe Gent, % Ge fan prJ-
Hot, ON De life berpeo bill fin6e
2inbring."
Seq er ganife operpGIbetl Oft
hpao Wanoen bar iast, pasier, %
ieg tiger: "Maa iea. fomme en-
Gang til og tale meo Gent? Nin
@eninbc er life meo tbag; bun
bill iiffert 9ierne billie paa Gem"
Sun er Ing, flyer ban, mi
Ier leg benoe; bum er nerpsS, og
bun Iigeer / Sengen."
81 I%naffer ON ~alminoelige cling,
cg ieg tiger 8arpel.
Iloeles betaeet, ifpnoer ieg mig
herop ct Tar Sage Ienere og trpi-
fer bam igien.
Si taller ON 8rigen, og boab ser
I'll fomme efter, % ban Iparer:
Scr bill fomme SorbIfjplp OF
S~anofloo o. onbe Sioer. Sfan.
oinapien bill gaa fri enbnu; men
set pil blipe nleget TRANCE Siber."
81 GLIDER ODER til mere perIon.
Zig Samtale. Seq bor oct Sno.
trpf, at ban life Blot eier merfeli0c
Seer Goner, men tiaiee err / Beth
oelie al en- uieopanIig iforp SQu.
lion. San l9ier Wcnneifets SEC.
rafter, fan lie bets Sell o. bets
sooe Sioer. San bar itubcret 81
loiofi, Experimentation, ban taller
Sprog, er bereiit % bar, iioer
ban for Ter Gur iioen opoageoe lin
piornoerlige Seerfraft, ituberet og
reilt, iaa at man bar 6elelien al
Of tale meo ct. Wenneife / @eiio.
belie al bei allltur.
San fllnoe iiffert babe tient ia
en- ltor Sormue; men ban giuer
bort nGiten oft, bpao ban Taar, o.
leoer Der iom en- Iifet, nsiiom o.
rifle / lin Spite peb ben bruienoc
0oS opbt inoe / Den ltore, title
Sfog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Haar Born better. snio Muiterole
paa 6als % grpit.

uiititrt bpor mart Spmrtorsru, fan ub.
pttle ig til Strubsbolte ,usr uoset urrre.
90 bo er bet ou tr glao BIZ bar en- Srutte
Wtultsrole pda Oauuoen I'll at eipe burtia oa
fiitsr giuoriua. Zen irtnbrineSr fife 0dbler.
Com isrite Eilfust og e. iittert Wtooel er
Wultrrols 'ortriultet. Suiinoer al Wsere
peb bet. III itulb, bop. en- srutte / Quiet.
iGrbis iOr sisbIitt,llgt srus.
let CT sioa ct D{tbbel Tor Borne. qiRs
Orsr laar pols, groutit. %lonrlitis, Stu,.
bsbote, itiU Ratte. Iftbma. ReugalaIu.
o~ousopins, Nuianliuger. PI,uriiu. R6sl'
wat;Sm,, yumbdgo, Susrtsr % Htrseu /
ytpg saer 1toemoo, 5oyrrG'teIler. iaurs
Utuifltr. 5roittnuo.r. ioriyosue Ssober os
fortlsIeIie I Srpl.t (oet l%Orebpss,r oite
yuneebet0ubelit.
DOC oa8Oe 6rutfer 6olpitalsli srrslie 81. so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sanbfunturcrue | Gais Cafe ener
Groufston. Spis man ieuscr cit SoIs
lar for bpert Spwnibip, man snifer I'M.
fc~rretnins ON, pl man faa ia tils
fti1et 6arter, furn cir ben nsbuenoise
Sprfiorins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Qdben Rorreiponoance

eofrnsmaaI fra 1eripuer iom iffe opstper nm;
Rapne Ill Rcedftipnen, bcipdtes lie.
Spsraere brpes anatfe line Spsresmaalt Ct flart %
tseeliot Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sp.: aan RpIimanben forbpoe mig
OF I6sgc mine IGite SIaoe / min Nas
bps Toittnsic foruoen Srimerter? Sar
han Sou iii at fierne BEN?
Spar: ga, iaa f%pritaar hi bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sp.: Srao er Nannet pua Rinres
iotns |iceauperner % II. z. Cont
mere Der / Stnten2
Spar: Iieesnpernpren er Ihos
mas Irantipn. Il. z. Spmmere / Wfins
neipta or WiIbur i. Booth, Winneapp.
lts, % Ease Morris, Snlutb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sp.: 81. er IfpIrig .. Iiot, Iom ban
life M ian betalc. q. bar TO 2otter /
Ell Sp. aan 9. 9isre SnoferieI I bent
for lit SilqoSebaoenbe? 0et benertes,
at BET er aIt. q. bar. (0tinueiota.)
Spar: Tei, life mebminbre Got.
tcrne er / cn gp paa uuer 5000 Snb'
tnggerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

|Sp.: Seor itor CT TasiaScrfra9ten
RI. Mil / Stnterre Nrtnnins, Sflnbos
MO % Wisiouri?
Spar: let fan nj for Sieblitfct
life at noget beitemt Suar paa.
Sp.: Spor Hal ies benuenhe mig
for at finoe ieien en- Snmaifine, iort
bleb borte paa Sernbanen?
2 par: Se maa bcrpenoe lem
III pebfpmmcnbe Scrnbnnetompani.
Sfrip til Sernbancaseuten paa bet
Steb, bpurfrn Waifinen bleu ienot, mco
aorlnnsenne orn, of Sagen unbcrfsaes.
Saar &c life ftray Spar. iaa ifrip
til apmpaniet, bpis nermeite Sppco'
II ntpr or I W%inneapulis, @iinn., nteo
Strap ON Gritatnins.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
A GET.To.GETHER CONVENTION

The Republican convention Of Santa
Fe county held in this city the latter
part of last week was n of the most
largely attended and harmonious nom
mating conventions the county has
ever had.
The delegates Immediately got
down to business, disposed Of the pre-
liminary work and proceeded with the
nomination Of the ticket. Less than
two hours was consumed for the
work Of the convention, except that
an adjourned meeting was held in the
evening for the purpose Of %disposing
of details and arranging for the cam
Iaign.
Z. r. Davies was selected for coun-
ty chairman and a new county cen
trail committee Of twenty-one mem
bcrs selected.
The new committee represents not
only the stand-pat element Of the par
~, hut the independents who two
years ago affiliated with the Demo-
ana elected a county ticket.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
FOR DEVELOPMENT AND JUSTICE

Judge Reed Holloman, Republican
candidate for Judge of the First judi
cial District, had no one assumed
his duties than ne performed a serv.
Ice for the citizens Of half a dozen
counties Of this state by refusing to
permit the New Mexico Central Rail.
way to be torn up and ~dismantled.
Owing to this wise and f~ar-reaching
decision Of Judge Holloman this rail-
road has been reorganized and large
ly reconstructed and is serving the
people at both ends of, and along it's
line better than ever before in it's
history.
When the campaign for stante-wide
prohibition was on last year, Judge
Holloman took a leading part in pre-
senting the advantages to be gained
by the elimination of liquor with the
result that his efforts aided in piling
up one of the largest pluralities ever
given in Santa Fe county on any
question. Later when several liquor
men in two counties of his district
became violators of the saloon regu-
lation acts, he promptly revoked their
licenses and permanently closed them.
In the matter Of the taxation of
Santa Fe Railway company lands in
the southern part of San Juan coun-
ty. which has interested the people
there for a number of years, Judge
refused to agree to the usu-
al annual reduction of valuation which
they have been in the habit of secur-
ing in the past, even though the Dis.
trict Attorney, Mr.. Crist, had 'in.
this matter to his salts
and recommended that the re-
1uction in favor of the railroad COM
pany should be made.
In all other matters affecting the
general welfare Of groups Of citizens
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
STUDENT ANT WORKER

Judge Herbert F.. Reynolds, Repub.
iican nominee for the State supreme
Court, will make no active personal
campaign for election. Judge Ray.
nClds believe that a judicial officer
has no business in active partisan poll
tics. That is what the people believe,
and Judge Reynolds can give the vo-
tiers of New Mexico no better argu-
ment in support of his election than
is given in his course in living up to
his ideals of the duty and dignity Of
II courts. Judge Raynolds is not on
ly proving the consistency of his atti-
tide in the present campaign, but has
evidenced it throughout the entire per
iOd of his ever years on the Second
Judicial District bench. in which he
has given the state a practical illus
tration of the best type of the judicial
officer. Judge Reynolds is a man of
great legal ability, a thorough student,
and a hard worker. He has disposed
Of approximately 1000 cases during
his seven years on the bench in Berna
dillo county alone, to say nothing of an
enormous volume of work performed
in Sandoval and Mckinley counties
His pledge in his statement to the
voters to follow the same course In
the Supreme Court that he has follow
ed as a District Judge furnishes the
strongest possible argument for his
election.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
ROMAN l.. BACA.

The Republican convention of San
ia Fe county did well in nominating
Roman i. Baca for representative
Mr.. Baca has served this county in
the house in four or five sessions, he
has been the speaker three times and
is ar able parliameutarian and astute
leader in legislative manipulations.
No man who has ever served in the
House from any county in the state
has secured more benefit for his home
county than has Mr.. Baca for the coun-
ty of Santa Fe.
His election is certain and we pre-.
dict that he will be the Speaker of
the next House, and thus in position
to do a great deal for his constituency.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
Republican Candidate for County Commissioner
One of the Commissioner who put Santa
Fee County on a cash basis

that position for the past two years,
has made a splendid reputation for
efficient supervision Of the schools.
She has never failed to WELD the
strong influence for improvement and
bettermen of the schools in the rural
districts, with the result that the
splendid work started in this county
by John Vincent Conway a few years
ago is being carried on in such a way
that the education Of pupils reaches
a higher level every year, and the at
tendance is steadily increasing in pro
portion to population.
Mrs. Warren has been especially 10
tive in carrying out the many calls
of the state superintendent office
for assistance in war work, and the
schools under her supervision have
been one of the leading factors In
bringing about the success of the nu-
merous drives for money and work
to help the war during the past two
years.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
GEORGE w. ARMlJO.

George w. Armijo, the Republican
candidate for sheriff, is probably
known to every man, woman and child
in the county. George has served as
county clerk, deputy sheriff, on the
city council, and in numerous other
local positions. He was chief clerk
Of the Constitutional Convention and
the first chief clerk of the State Cor.
poration Commission. He is a veter-
an of the Spanish-American war, be-
ing one of the first volunteers from
this city, and there saw service as an
officer under Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt of whom he has ever since been
a staunch and appreciative friend.
There is no doubt whatever of
Georges election, or for that matter,
Of the election of anyone else on the
Republican ticket of Santa Fe coun-
ty, and that he will make a satisfac.
tory sheriff is proven by the fact that
office has been exceedingly well
administered by him as deputy in
charge during the past two years.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
ALDER II. CLANCY.

Albert H. Clancy is one of the Re,
publican candidates for representa-
tive from this county.
MI. Clancy is the son Of the late
Harry F. Clancy, one Of the promi.
nent lawyers of this city, and is a
nephew of ex%-attorney general Frank
w. Clancy. 1t is not strange, there
fore, that he followed the profession
of his family and began the study of
law at an early age. For several years
he has been connected with the firm
of Catron & Catron, and during three
or four sessions of the legislature he
has been a clerk Of one of its
branches. He has therefore had a
great deal of legislative experience
well as legal training, and will
make a competent and effective rep.
r~esentative.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

$500 to S40o per year from the stock
man who has become a resident and
prosperous citizen.
As most of the state lands are
grazing in character, the State Land
Commissioner is the officer in which
the cattle and sheep men of the sta
te are more directly interested than
any other. The leasing of these
lands is of interest to a large num-
Der of them.
The contests which develop be
tween two or more cattle or sheep
men for a lease of the same tract Of
land is in many cases of vital inter-.
est to each of them, and of impor-
lance to the state that the lessee
should be responsible and reliable.
Nelson A. Field, the republican
candidate for this office, has been .
stockman for many years. He 10
thoroughly acquainted with lands of
New Mexico, with the state law gov.
erning the lease and sale of the same
and with the live stock men with
whom he will have principally to
deal. His integrity is sufficiently
we'll known to them that they will
take no chances on the election of
any one who might put q lease or
sale through for considerations 9TH
r. than the good of their industry
and the welfare Of the state. They
vii make their interests and rights
secure by supporting Mr.. Field for
the referee to decide between them
the many points that will be at is
relative to their rights to state
land during the next two years.
Nelson A. Field should be elected,
he is a safe man to admin
New Mexico's magnificent es-
tate. . just man to decide between
rival applicants, an honest man to
the taxpayers largest source
IF ineomseand he win be. o.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Charles C. Closson, who served this
county for many years as sheriff, is
the Republican candidate for county
commissioner from the first district
(City of Santa Fe.) Mr.. Closson is
thoroughly familiar with the business
Of this county, is a competent retired
business man, and will make an ex-
cellent member Of the board.
Jose Ortiz y Pine, the candidate for
Commissioner nom the second dis.
trict, served as chairman Of the board
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
AN ABLE

o. o. Askren, the Republican candt
date for Attorney General. is one Of
the leading criminal lawyers of the
eastern part Of the state, in fact he is
reputed to be the best attorney for the
defense in that section of New Mexico.
He enjoys a large practice in Roswell
and throughout the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict, which comprises the counties Of
Curry. Roosevelt. De Baca. Chaves,
Eddy and Lea. He stands we'll with
other members of the bar in that Sec
ton Of the state and with practically
all of the people who know him. That
he will make an able Attorney General
and reflect credit on the state is be-
yond question.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
JAcoso MoNToYA.

Jacobo Montoya is a young man
who will carefully perform the duties
Of the office of Treasurer of the coun-
ty for the next two years. We un.
derstand it is Mr.. Montoya's inten'
ton to take charge and remain in the
office In person, which Is one of the
things the voters always prefer when
selecting their public officiels. He
He is we'll and favorably known so
far as his acquaintance goes, but of
like Armijo, Closson and Ortiz, who
are candidates on the same ticket.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

United States Senator
ALBERT B. FALL
Otero County
B. c. HERNANDEZ
Rio Arriba
Judge Of the Supreme Court
H. F. RAYNOLDS
Bernalillo
For Governor
o. A. LARRAZOLO
San Miguel
Lieutenant Governor
BENJAMIN +. PANKEY
Santa Fe
Secretary of State
MANUEL MARTINEZ
Union
State Auditor
EDWARD SARGENT
Rio Arriba
State Treasurer
CHARLES U STRONG
Attorney General
o. O. ASKREN
Chaves
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. WAGNER
Dona Ana
Commissioner Of Public Lands
NELSON FIELD
SoCorro
Corporation Commissioner
J. M. LUNA
Valencia
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

during the long term 1%912-1917, during
which time he and his colleagues got
the county entirely out of debt and
on a cash basis and handled in a bus
iness-like and successful all
the vexing questions which arose on
account Of the change from a Terri
tory to a State.
Genaro Quintana, candidate for
commissioner from the third district,
is a business man from the northern
part of the county, where he is very
popular, and will make with the other
two nominees, one of the strongest
n most business-like boards the
county has ever had.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

in this district, Judge Holloman has
adopted a course which was of great
public benefit and which has tended
towards construction and develop
ment.
Judge Holloman has been chairman
of the Liberty Loan drives for the
ten northern counties of the state
and their extraordinary success has
been largely due to his work and man.
agement.
Judge Holloman should be retained
in his present position and the pros.
poets are that he viii be by a plural
ity of. anywhere from 1000 to 1900
votes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
A. ORTIZ.

Marcelino A Ortiz needs no intro
duction to the voters Of Santa Fe, at
he Is acquainted with all of them
AS county clerk during the first five
years of statehood he made a splen
did record for efficient management
of that office, and his other official
experience has been extensive, in
GLIDING several years in the office Of
assessor, for which he is now a candi
date. Marcelino is one of the most &C
tive and effective vote-getters not
only in the county but in the state
and his ucc Is assured.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
FIELD-SAFE, JUST, HONEST

The most important officer in New
Mexico, SO fat as the taxpayer is
concerned, is the State Land Com.
missioner.
That official 10 custodian of the
states millions of acres of lands,
now conservatively estimated t. be
worth about sixty-five million dol.
lars.
By no means all of the states Sc
lections have yet been approved by
the government and coded to the
state, but within the next two years
New Mexico's title should be clear.
ed ON all Of them, and those now
held up BY department red tape ad.
ded to the cash producing assets of
the state.
Under the wise management Of
Mr.. Ervien the greater part of the
lands have been leased as fast as the
state secured title, and the taxpayers
are now relieved to the extent of
almost fifteen hundred thousand
dollars annually, on account of this
income from these leases and from
the sales.
So far only q small percentage of
the acreage has Leen sold. The lands
sold, however, are doubly profitable
to the taxpayers, Lecausc the purc.,.
aser makes more substantial i'm.
provements on the lands purchased,
and in two or three years after pay
ing the state 5000 for q section Of
dry land, he is paying taxes On from
SO. 900 to $4,000 worth of improve.
ments and personal property. Thus
the state ecure in addition to its
$500 interest ON the sale money or
investment, . large Por.
tion Of which 10 now invested In Lib.
erty Bonds, an annual tar Of from
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
EPIMENiO ROMERO.

Eplmenio Romero, Republican cam
didate for probate judge, is from the
northern part OF the county. His NOM
nation was q good selection, as he is
influential in that section of the
county and has IN enviable reputa-
tion for honesty and square dealing
with his neighbors and all those with
whom he has come in contact in a bus
mess way.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
ALFREDO LUCERO.

Alfredo Lucero, the Republican
candidate for County Clerk, is well
qualified for that position, having
served a number of times in official
positions and having also had a great
deal Of business experience on his own
account and in connection with his
fathers interests and establishments.
Mr.. Lucero is especially we'll known
all over the county and his plurality
will undoubtedly be one of the larg-
est on the Santa Fe county Repub-
lican ticket.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01
N. HOWARD THROPE.

Jack" Thorpe, one of the most
congenial all.around good fellows in
Santa Fe county, is the Republican
candidate for county surveyor. While
he has not followed surveying recent
ly, he did for many years and is we'll
qualified for the."job."
For a number of years he has fol-
lowed livestock raising and is suo-
cessfully pursuing that industry at
the present time.
There is no chance to beat Jack.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

No man or woman of the humblest
sort can really be strong. gentle. pure
and good, without the world being
better for it. without somebody be-
ing helped and comforted by the ex-
istence Of that goodness.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-11-01

1t is always easy to discover faults
in others: defects in ourselves
may be much more %prominen., vet
more difficult to see or feel. We
should always search for our own
errors before we go about TO look for
any.