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SIX
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1914.
AM INPErfcNDlTNT N'WKPAP
lilcn:l;:o Social
CO.
rul.liit b th
JOURNAL PUBLISHING
r A. MAfM'HRMHON Pi-mM-M
W. T. Mei'HKPIMT Bualnxa Mn,,.r
K U l MrAI.I ISTICIl N.wa K.IIIW
A. N, M'lliiMN.,, cny l-.lioir
ii. i. rox K.ni.
Wtalem nreanllle
I. i. AMll.KMIV,
Mart net la Nniltliac, I hlras, PI.
Falm ftteaeit 'alia,
111 Ml N. Ml I I Ili4,
M far Hmm, htm tnrk. '
f;nird a aei.ntl rlawi matter at lh
p.i..ffi' .f AleaqutMue, K. M , mlr Ai t
tif I'lmewaa f Mtrtti 1, inn
TIIH MUMNINU ,lul KNAI, IM Til W
f.rI'IVa lll'I'l Mi ll AN IMHKH nVSKW
MXH'O. INI'l-ol'llNil 1HM I'MIMi-
pl.KM lif TUm IlKMill.K'AN I'AIITT Al l.
Til TIMS) AVO INK MIMIIfilm HI'TlllC
IIITH'HI.K AN I'AIITr WIIKN TUGtfAIIK
HIOHT.
tloim with our amhaxxador In nil be.
I'gcrent countries, who are the diplo
matic representative nlao of the
countries at war. Fund received are
distributed ) in j ni r I In I ly fcmotig thee.
Of MS, 000 cnt from New York (he
other ilny, $2i,(l went to Ambit
ilur llcrrlck at Pari. 120, 000 to Am
liaador (ienird lit Herlln, tlO.ono U
Ambassador IV n field nt Vienna und
1 1 0,000 to Ambassador Page at I.on-
lion, Nuppllra are on the way to the
American hospital at ivtrograd.
Thn native relief societies, Herman,
Heliflan and French, are open tollman
oonlrlliiitora w ho wish to confine their
hi'li to one rioilon. Any khiii sent to
Mr. Murron will he forwarded hjr him
according to Instruction.
The Present Situation
in a Nutshell
one of (he result of the election
In that quite a number of tncti who
have t.een drawing tT.f.OO n year, for
jlwn year, now will have to work
awhile fur about uhut their service
iiik wiiitli 12. .i0 ii diiy.
lail.r rireulailiin, linn any mhr ipcr
la H'lH The unly r-ae-r la N.w
y.finu ImiixiI mvrtf day In tha ymur.
TlHm nf hiiisi wi'tmiw.
lillr, lif i-.nf it mail, nn month, , ,,r
NUT 1 1 HJ Til gl'IISrltlllKHH.
NHlrrilra i Journal, an wrlllM
Ii hava Ihatr eaer rliangvit Ii a new atl
Itr. muM Ij aura In glta tha ulii siliiraM,
I.IHMW III PRIMACY.
Tha Morning Journal haa a htfhvr cinu
latiin raiin than la a-'i.r4at lu anr mhr
lair la' Sw Mriido," Tha Amnrlean
Kawaiiaprr Iireclrjr.
H.lTI'l!IA V.
.MAKMIiClt 7, 1H
nn: mi rn m;nmiuniiii
It la needles to my tli.it newspaper
lender rverywhern nr dlNmitliifled
With the new of the War. The moat
they know la thut thii in out itlKiilillc
r.lu i iv l t r Hull ever hua illKKriired thin
Moody old world Ih occiii i Iiik, ii ml
th.it ni'ixt of the Itifnriiiiitluli MKiiiil
Itig II Im Iiuoi reel, lii ,iiiocon'a
t ine, 'ToIm a ll hiilU tlu," liccoiuea
i coiniiion renin rk in lila m my.
The aevere lenupmhlii of thn war
new wha tiiken calmly nt llrKt, he-
ciiiikc It WiiX (iliVlollKly ChmtilLiI to
tnlliliiry alniteny, ItcHciilineiit KKtiliiHl
H hua Krown wllh the iiroitreaa of
the wnr; not In ni line it una ihme, lull
l.etuilie It W.ia done Htilldly.
' The only JiifI hioiiimI for aiiiiie
fiisn of wnr new a h to kecji In rriiiii -tion
from Hi" eneiny thut iiilKhthelit
hiiTi. Tlie other niiHon, In nvold ef
fect nf iinfavoruhle new on mhllf
i.ilt)lon, defealH Itmlf. t 'nf.iVorn hie
liewa cornea out aoon or lute, und
till im luihllc iiihl"M ii UK I lie t theii
lirexalna: Knvernment. Moreover, doiiht
14 thrown Hl'ori fiivor.ihla newa
luiwod.
Thi Itrltlnh reiiaoralili, with which
the fulled Htatia romea moat In con
tiu t, ha heen Incredll ly Hliipld. tirlg
Innl newa from th rKhtin line hua
heen nriirenaed, iierverled or imide
iinlntelllKlhle, thmiKh nhvloiicly at-i "" '"ken hlund at her aide
reiidv known to the enemy.
lirent lirltaln and France have
formrilly annoiilicid theniHClvea lit
wnr wllh Turkey. A illHtuitch from
l.oidui) on Novemhcr 2 atnti that
Lord Kitchener "hua heen convinced
from the oulwct of the war that Orr
luany would Involve Turkey, and hit
taken mennre a i ordlnxly."
Thl firm conviction on the jinrt of
Kitchener wh uii'iueiitloniihly deriv
ed from hi experience, an the Hrlliah
fllient In KxVI'l. hi poet at the nlil-
nrruK or liontuillea. In Cairo h came
Into (i.iilni t wllh the diplomatic and
fltui ru in I Inf liien e w herehy rier-
inuny hu for year heen timlermln-
Inu the preKtlue of Knuliiiid unite ua
erTecllvely, thounh not openly, a In
t'onaliintlnopli! itself.
At, the time of the Crimean .war,
the lute Muni ii in Hu HhIhii y remarked
that In aupporllnK Turkey, I'liarht n1
had "hacked the wrong horae." Hut
It wa not until the Youiik Turka
iiime Into power that lireot Hrltiiln
found to her iimiiiZ' ment that Ucr
inuny hail aiipplnnted her In the f i
vor of tint rulliiK party. It la ilifficult
to put on lui'cr how the liermuna
lirniiuht llila iihoiit. It la heal ex
plained pcihiip ill the Wot'da or nn
iiiiiiiiii , writer w lio, aome year nun,
explained the (leruiun procedure In
rexiird to Kk.vpl and Morocco, u fol
lowa: The (lermen ha heen movInK with
that alow, peraeverlmi, not nlwny
lirllllnnt, thoroiiKhricHH which he
lirliiKM to hear In till thut h" doe with
a will. There la very little fUHK. hut
creeping, iimleviatlng advance which
In the e rid aiicceed.
In lIHO It tin ct aiicceeded no far
(hat the native pre In Turkey and
('Hyp! apoke nf (he kalaer a "the
protector of lalinn," lh aaiue year
that he told AuKtrla that (lerniunv
In ahln-
iiik iiriiior." Then Turkey concluded
(iieorK Walker. In !oton
I'omtiierclul.l
If I he I nllcd Klatc lu! la-en fiirci i!
to Im-coimo a iari , to the I :ura aii
war llila ifotcroiocnt, liy'iipKiilloc in
the patriot Inn of lln- a-iplc, limine
lionahly coiihl lone i-all two lo four
hilllon dolliir it war I'm ni In u very
hliort lime, ''li amoiini ami more' of
oapll.il anil wealth would have la-cn
hnrncil up, ilevlroved, wailed anil loi ;
hul In -pile of U (he country would
linvr aiirtlvril.
The nccckll y that now coiifroni
ll I the uiillllii-Hl of IhK f nee
culliyl iimiii to rain- u. mm Ii ninllcr
ik.'uicjiiIc nil in and iihi Ii ax Indlilil-
mil to hnv MinrllloK, which rcirc ii
owocrlii In i he ino( auholnuliiil and
VHliillhle of Ainciicaii railroad, hnho-
trial and mining niN-iiliK, from the
few i:uroM-un Imliler" who are ohllKeil
lo n il: ami we are reijulreil to flnaiice
for a lime eiirphm iiiiiiillly of cot
ton, M lion-Mri-lialile comnioilll) of
nnlveral ('OnMiiniilon,
ll I every whit ii pal riot Ic to Hlraln
your reMiurcifi to uphold die cnillt.
the honor anil I ho Inleurlly of your
country In linn of miic- a II I t"
pour money Into ll coffer In lloic of
"war. 1 li iuiitImiso ami flliani lni ol
our Hlainlnril H'iirllle ami comiiiiall
tlc do not require mi I loon I rlfl'i-:
lliey offer to iIiom" wime Individual
who would Mipply (hr fund to lurry
on n illi-alroii war an opMirtiinlljr to
Increase) their aronal fort u tic, lly
the miiiic act they can defend their
own property ami the ioiiutry' credit,
IncrcifMt lliolr own and I he country'
pr(ipcrlly mol lay the foiinilall ui for
o laslliiK fliiiiiicliil Hlahlllly which will
Itlve I ho IndiiMirlcH of the lulled
Slate tlir lirNt rail mi the Mirplu
cittlliil of I III whole world.
fouidcil with thl demand which
(Im- present Klliiallon mnke n jmui our:
patriotism and nailoiuil pride I an j
apH-ul lo our eclf-hilcri-!. When the
American MHipi reallM1 that It I (heir j
patiiollo doty to purchase MiM'k. i
IkiiiiIh ml loniiooilltlcM to defend!
Iliclr country' credit mid IniJiiitm In
terexl they will nnHiinl I'lni-rfiilly.
To la for ed lo hny Kxul Mi'iirillc
lliiil coiiiiiiimIIiIc for half what. Ihcy
lire worlli -for half lh prh' at
which they Korcly mil! kcII In I he
mar rnlore certainly I not a en lam
lly. It I an opiMiitnnli y.
the heat; In other word, we have)
brought (he ga (o the lowest pnnxlhle
nrn(teratur. (in (hi aocount It ha
heen railed the uliaolule ero, and arl
entlfle lnvetlgator have been atrug
gllrtB for many year to reach thl ul
timate goal, for It ha been R prue
tiial certainty that many of the tern
pel at lire will dlMippear, or become
profoundly modified, at the bottom of
the acule of tempciature,
thirat and hunger. Those were not
the flrat victim nor the lat.
Into that alnlaler country McVangh
aen went In 18T. Itniherford H.
Muyea wan prealderil thai yiar. rilnce
then war have heen fought and
iiite adml((ed to (he union; hamlet
have grown Into oltle; thoiiHiind of
mile of railroad have been complet
ed; national dlaater and national re
joicing taken place; wirele, phono
graph, aerophme, niolng picture
have become, common; the facilltlea
for tha Interchange of human thought
have made their advance; the popu
l.'irl.iitlon of art, Inter and aoclal hct
erinent ha had It iiecene.
Hut cut off from all thl, living con
t'niioualy, a It were. In the year IS7 9,
McViuighaen ient thirty-five year of
III life by hlmaelf, prospecting In the
ilcairt. i The. flrat good claim that he
opened up wn 125 mile from a rail
road, the neareal point being the
I'roiiinner ranch In (he extreme eaat
crn part of th degert
There I no dejiree of'hunger. (hltat
or loiielliieaa that thl man of '78 ha
not experienced, lie I well acquaint
ed with them nil, and with a good
Mm n y form of dunger hi-aidc. Jlut
he wn born to hardship.
J?l childhood wa spent on th?
frontier, und when little morn then
a nny. In 1S6I. he went Into (he gov
ernment service n a acout nnd m.e
neriger, The government allll pnyi
him f 775 a year. In a pinch he would ,
ba a valuable) man, for h apenk (Utanh y i.c-d in I.eelle'.)
eral Indian language fluently, beside At ,n 'n'1 "f the long, tenae week,
Spanlah and It Mexluin vurl.itli.n. j'very hour of which (hey hud exped
ite doe not tonnliler the 5V5,tlirt n"1 either the aummon or the averting
crt of reward of merit, a In etorle. tnp crial. a number of French of-
i-oitTM.i i: if i: ri.wT.
(ieneral Franciaco Villa, command
ing the "conalltutlonal" force In the
north of Mexico, hud ft portable lee
making npparutu conatructed for tho
ue of hi army and hoapKal corp
during hi later operation. The ma
chinery, which I capable of produc
log r. Oil pound of lee at one time, I
divided Into (wo aecdon und mounted
on MUlialantliil truck which are at
tached to motor vehicle and trnna
poried when Ihe urrny 1 on the
march. The ngine, cooling tower
and other of the equipment ore ar
ranged on one trmk, while Ihe free.
Irtg lank, 20 In number, and each
wllh n rapacity of 25 pound, are car
ried In a refrigeration box on another. I
A picture of the phmt la a feature of
(he November Popular Mechanic
Magazine.
IT IS THE TASTE, THE FLJWOR OF
Baker's Cocoa
That Makes It Deservedly Popular
An absolutely pure, delicious and whole
some food beverage, produced by a scien
tific blending of high-grade cocoa beans,
subjected to a perfect mechanical process
of manufacture. '
Crf tht genuine, made only by
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
: Established 17S0. Dorchester, Mass.
tr. . 11.04.
n'Z!:Z.'urnil' tl,"",',-50-lb. box all sound M nn
"Ye: he the man that m.ld A, ADDleS ' t !'""
I I
How a War Breaks Out
the auto,'
With Scissors and Paste
for hi year of IndiiHtrle. lie look
on the money a merely Incidental to
the. romance and Ihe adventure that
ha made up hi life. The money
might have, come, and It might not;
It doe not make a great deal of dif
ference either way. Now (hut It I
here ho Intend to devote moat of 11
to educating aome, nephew and nh-ci
end getting them Hlarted In life.
iJullng hi year In the dcacrt he
located eleven good claim. Thene no
recently gold to Hchwiih & Co., nnd
that account for the J.'m.'.OoO. The
mine tire, gild, Hllver und copper.
llcer and illKilngulahed civilian gath
ered on the porch of the hotel. It
wu afternoon. The waiter were
Fpreadlng cloth preparatory to
serving ten. It aeimed nlinoat a If u
lull had come In all that dre.iflful
walling.
ine group on the hotel porch ot
f'lnard had quite rcafaured them
aelvea, and become lively in fact,
when, upon the evening olr, heating
upon their conm loiisncHH, until, un
willingly, they found themaelve
forced to hi hove it, camn (he clung!
1 lung! clang! of the tooxin lriking.
Men, and men' heart Mood mill.
A lllikcil Ix'fiiiitlon,
. Prof. I.elle C. OroHvenor, the nnti
uffrnge lecturer anil writer, gave, !n
a recent Iienver apeech, a definition
of the new woman which won i
plnuae from aome part of the limine, 1'
and groan and IiIhsi b from nlhei. I
"A new woman," Dr. flrovenor raid,
"I one who believe that It I now i
ioilhh for hT to have both 11 p.ial I
nad a future."
3 it. fancy Oanhcrrle
(t Ih. large Swift 1'oUilocx ....
10 Dm. fancy Onion
Fancy I'limpkliii, Ih.
1 ri'-h Kiiiisiih lggi, tin.
Home Jtancli ',gg, Uox
2 Ih. Ilrookllchl ( iciiincry llultcr
Very hot Oleomargarine, 2 Ih,,
cry good Olciiiuargurlm-, 2 Ih.,
lic-t ( omh Honey, I0i ami it for 2."c
20 lbs. Im-M Mexican llcan . ..$.iui
IC
kc
30c
.Mk'
II.M'
Si'm1
!.-
Itemnrkable C'liro of t'roiin.
"I-n! winter when my Utile hoy had
rroup I got him a bottie of Chumlier
luln'H Cough Itemedy. I honeally be
lieve It .mved hi life," writes Mr. J.
II. Cook, Indiana, I'a. "It cut the
phlegm nnd relieved hi roughing
spell. I am mo! gmti-fiil for what
this remedy ha done for him." For
ali bv all iletilerN.
1 (.(aid quality Kimt-t CoDce . ...,2Uc
little (iiallly ItoiiHt Coffee ...... a.1!
Il.'ic quullly Hull!. CilTco ;l(l(.
Wcihhug llrcakfast Coffif ;pi(.
t'ITi ;tO(.
. . . . .1.11(1
. . . . .Sl.lin
2.1c
Till-; t.OOVi; hTI:l , , I
. ., , , ., , (lung! clung! clang! clang c iing
If there 1 one thing In particular I ,.1 ,,. f
From the church tower In the!
aqiiare It moulded H HUiomon to the I
(hut olallngulalie the (larman army
from nil other, II I Ihe koi.hc lei
the rerejiiollloim "hi;li-klcking" Htep
Ho Impl'eaalvely employed by the (ier-
; encircling countryside, and all w ho i
II I L ....... II...... 1 ...
marching pant king ' " '""" """" ringing
rr .,,;., TlM.!'"' ' h "f elviliieatlo,,' carefully
im mini in i,iiiik;iiiii;i. oi Ileace. lllK ile
lifflelal (leruiun diHpatche Were
kept from ihe I'nlled Hlalu until they !
1 uiiio by wlrclc. New pulillhed In i
Ireluiid was iipireed In F.HKland,
nnd new ptilillHied In Knglund wn
kepi from the Fulled Plate, includ
ing (wo important speeches of I'rcin
h r Aqulth.
,f eoiimn thoine thing came to (he
Fnlied Htale hy mall, to the Impair
ment of American confidence, The
American pre luoniciallons, which
have deserved Confidence hy Integrity
nml good faith, huve had their ill
putche mangled n brutallv n the
iinwt senKiiilonal 1 orrexpondence. The
cenKornhlp I nut mallcliiu, hut tu
pid. The head of the lirltlah nt'my are
not 10 blame, nnd the civil govern
ment Im powerle, Kitchener Invented
nn lileal 1 en"iiilil) In the Hu il n n
lampalgn by miiprrNliig everything
till thing aetually happened, and
then letting all the (ruth come. The
lirllllnnt report fur the public Hlgned
by Kir John French, tuko the world
lido hi confidence.
Hut the het officer of the Hrlllah
nrmy are on The firing line, and (he
cenmir.hlp Ih left in half-pay valetud
inarian, quite unfit for the. aervlce..
Mere we can only make the brt of
It, reflecting tolerantly upon their
Hying Hltualion nnd Imperfect equip
ment for II,
11 huge loan wllh the Herman hunk,
end thn next thing Fnglnnd knew
fiermany hud tht coucckhIoii to build
the llugdad railway, which C'ermuny
projected In Turkcy-ln-Alu to reach
the I'criiin gulf.
Thu It will be een that the cn-
U)ST MIVKS.
Who win hi love ahull oe her,
Who loae her ahull gain;
For Mill the gplrit woe her
A aoul without 11 Main
And memory Mill puiHiie her
With longing not In vuin!
He loe her who gain her,
Who wutchea day by day
The diiHt of time that Mulni her,
The griefs that leave her gray,
The flenh that yet em bain her,
Whoe grace hath plowed away!
Oh, happier he who gain not
The love munn Mcem to gain;
The Joy thnf cuMum Main not
Hmll atlll with lil in remain;
The lovelliica that wane not,
The love that ne'er can wane,
In drentn she grow not older,
I he land of dream among;
man regiment in
or luiiHcr or oilier 1
;kooo Mcp, despite Iih name, i truly
j ImprcRMlve. It Ii in eompllidied by
j keeping the knee Mtiff, ami hy lifting
j thn leg In a kind of Melt, u high iih
I poMalhle. To m great line of In
! fniitiy employing the gooe Mei, to
I ee them, with erect body and toe
!i pointed outward nt the mime angle,
lift each leg high and hi iff, then bring
It thundernualy down upon the ground
well, that Im a fine Hpcclncle.
j The K""o tep, furthermore, la a
I fine excrete. Military critic declare
that a half hour of It will strengthen 1
the muacle of the leg u much u 11 1
full day's marching, I
Oma Your Car in Comfort
MARVEL
Aato dealer Wash and Poluh
W fcaaalnf around with atar mnt a'
Maaag a: claaa raur car anrwbata, iuirk
Ir, MaHjt, lb aclantlha wa. Llray tm
M1 gm Ba awaaila tea.
HTKONtJ A I TO (.. Cllf.
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Iniiice of Turkey Into tho war n j Though nil th world wax colder,
the hotel the clerk at the ileak wu
J11M liftiiig hi pen to write a name,
lie dropped It, and ran, leaving, where
the name ahould have heen, only a
Kploteh of Ink. From the dining room
waiter (rooped hurriedly, (hrowlng
their apron aMde. Ilookkeeper left
their account, porters their lutifaire.
j millionaires their luxurious aulte
jund all men their labors or that which
at the moment engaged them, it
(was a motley proeelon that went
trooping to the nqunre, nor was all of
It men.
JMirsemnld were there dragging
frightened children protcMlnglv i
Jacques, Francol might i
CHICHESTER S PILLS
. HIK lIAUIl IIUAKll. Il
r llrnruiM In
itmun.1 l;randV
lxil.1 ninlih.V
IlliM K.Mk.. Jf
tli'T or your
L'2
i.itaiMl Aait ur lrn,
f af IHttmuri'
"ill ih K1 and
t'rti, teai-u with
j mm mm ntr. liny or your
I'rorirut- Ak forMl l.n if .TF.B
yeaf knuwn M brl, Saint, Al kclial.(
SOLI 8V DRDGQiSTS IVt KVMLRE
:ii woir
J 17 lbs. Ilift Sugar
1(1 lb, ( aim Sugar
:l can best Toouitoo .....
il can l'iidcr I'cu
it Ih. nlc I 'cache
3 Ih. nliv I'm 11c
' !j Knumchil Slew I'uii
, 1-ql. Fliaincleil ( ollco I'ol-i ,
l-qt. I.namcbil Ivctllc
il host quality (.la- Tumbler . . .
Itoy' Swi-alcr Coat ... (10c anil
Men' Swcalcr Coal . ...i,V nml
Men hel quality ribbed In-
(lerwciir
Men' good quality illihi
iicrwcur o-l(.
Men's line qualllv I nlon Siili uii.,
I l ull Me heavy ( omroi t l.25 lo $ .-
I f'ol Ion llhttiket (m,, j
Wmilnap Itlankcl ,...2.2." to net .',11
ah wihiI lUiinkci si.no t sHlm
Kav' v"" a',m " " oil
1 mii inmg f oiil.
Men' OviTC.1111 s.VlMI tr.IM
I Hoy well inmlc ScIhhiI Suit
2-IKI to $l..-,(l
vont nor.LAii nrvs mohk at
DOLDE'S
ALIi coons MXIVEltEIl.
210-2J2 Soulti Sifonil Street.
I'lionn lt4.
the ully of lieiiniiiiy wu no Hiidden
whim on the part of the ultan, nor
the result of any unprecedented no
tion of tho Turklnh cruiser recently
"purchased" from Uermuny. It wn
tha fruit of year of (leruiun diplo
macy. The question now I, will the ac
tum of Turkey ho the mean of bring
ling (ircece, Italy, ltumiinla and Itul
igurlu Into the war. If so, the itcqulHl
5 linn of the Tin k an ally for ier-
many may prove it costly achievement.
Though all the song he sung;
In dream doth he behold her,
Htlll fair and kind and young,
Andrew I-ung,
speaking of Carrunna and Villa If
Ihey only would make ll pIMol nnd
coffee fur two Ik would be much bet
ter for Mexico and would save Ihe
live of 0 lot of better men.
I'lioinm 1 io ti i s.
Thl I n. prutpctiun country, and Is i
going to remain so until it becnme a
creditor instead of a debtor nation.
Now and then the people will make
on experiment III the, direction of free
linde, but pot for long..
IMF NFI TItM, HI II CltOKK.
The World Man Is appalled at thn
Mniy of the Mat'Vutliiti which face
M-ven million of people In Helglum.
'Ihey nuil hnv piompt ansit:ince or
it ratiiHlrophe, nn h a never ha
lulled humanity, w ill occur.
The htsMl agency Ik the lied Cross,
f which Hiule Treasurer O. N. Mar
run I agent and trtasurer for .New
Mexico. Im it 1.,. understood that (ho
tnterniitlonal I'.ed Crust, is absolutely
neutral in W4r. It rvh.'rs are given
Irnpiirllally to all war front and hos
pital il can reach, and ll penetrate
all blockade ami crusnes all fron
tiers wherever Iheie 1 suffering and
privation.
While the neil of the Uelghin are
thf most pressing, the most Insistent,
tha lted Cms neglects suffermg no-
viler on the face of the
i limited In it work at niercy only
hy lark of fund wllh which In carry
out tin mission.
Thl Iwgin to tm demmiBiratrd
more and more by the universal and
Import hil distribution of .American
4 ont rihut lens since (he first ship luad
eit with doctor, nurse and hospital
malenol nailed from New Vork har
lor. No mm ond ship Iih been dlspub -h.
a-4 yet, and perhnp tmne win
Tha IU'd CroM lu ouniilied relu-
The prohibitionist gained In their
fights In Colorado, Oregon and Ail
imiu und Washington slate I so close
as lo be In doubt. They lost In Ohio
nnd California. In the latter state the
law proposed wu so drastic that tho
I people revolted iigalnst , 11. For In-
Matiee, should 11 family serve wine tit
the table a second time after the law
went Into effect, the hend of It would
huve been punishable with Imprisonment.
! I'hnl lir-ovtuliiii Wfia In direct Viola
tion of the intent of the constitution
of tha I'nlled (states, and doubtless
would have been so held on a test
cnBO. The people, even preachers of
the gospel, knew It wu
thing ton far and
tho proposed amendment."
Tho work of extremists, like those
who Injected such provision Into the
proposed prohibition law. hu done
much to handicap the prohibition
movement. American people will not
irrmlt too drastic Interference, In their
personal uffalrs.
carrying
therefore opposed
The Washington I'ost puis Mr. Tuft
'down ft our greatest ex-president.
lurth, and Wouldn't that frost your Oyster
tay?
Imperial rhave county cast nearly
one thousand fewer votes in this than
In the election of two years ago, while
the northern counties cast decidedly
more. .
"The women have added two more
state to their list of rculp. Congress
will take notice, one of these days.
F.I .V Tit 1 1 I ( 'ATI ON 1 II :f K 1 :i.
(Hlectric Hallway Journal.)
Among the many large engineering
Improvement which will he seriously
delayed because of the great war now
In progress on the continent are the
electrification of steam railroads in
(ierniany, France and other countries.
The greatest delay may be expected In
(lermany, partly because of the diver
sion of government funds to war pur.
pose nnd partly because of the fact
Jthat. the lutcst electrification, that In
Hlleslu, I close to the Hussion border.
In nny event, (lie railroadH will ho si
overcrowded because of troop and
provender transportation thut no such
Interruption a are Incident to a
change from steam to electricity
would be permitted, tt is doubtful
also whether the Staittbahn electrifi
cation will he furthered In a time of
such financial Hires.
In France, where the prlvutel
owned Midi railway has taken the
lead In electrification, lens delay may
he e.vperleni'ed because there Is no
dependence on government fund for
the change nnd the line lire ol 0
great distance from the war mine. It
Is questionable, however, whether the
Mihurban electrifications of Purls will
he continued at thi time, Hussia also
was reported to have In hand great
electrification project which will now
have to he postponed. F.vrn If Italy,
Upaln, Sweden and Norway succeed in
maintaining; their neutrality the elec
trification planned In thoe countries
will he held up for two reasons: di
version of government fund ond as
signment I" army duly of the most
vigorous ntiil technically (rained men
in the country. In generul, the- con
tinental countries give preference lo
retired soldiers for railway worker;
therefor (he men who would build
and operate the electrified rond lire
among the first reservists to be culled
hack to the color. No matter from
what angle the situation is viewed,
even a very short war must mean tt
serious delay to tho electrification of
steam railroads In Kurope.
On tills account. Mince Ihe war's onl-
! break ha brought the goose step Into :HlorK- Jean
lironilnenea a o-relil nninv avmniml. "'' " "S no time for conslderu
urn have inaugurated goose step ,lon' Nnr -r nursemaid or other'
classes under the supervision of for- 1 '"""hie sweethearts of the soldier I
mer officers of the German army. j Ind" "I,,ne """i lhat crowd that I
It 1 claimed that wllh 10 or 12 packed (he green. There came women
minutes of goose Mepplng a day n fat "f "gree: some, wllh folded par-j
man or woman will reduce the waist ". wore round their necks string;
measure an Inc h or more a week. The '"f I'earls. And over them all rest- (
goose, step make the leg very supple lP(1 ,hp weight of an awful silence. It,
nnd shapely. j struck too deep for words or tear. (
. I The bell had stopped ringing. A
A review of the German army amid i man got up above the crowd and
the ruin of Ijiuvain wu shown this ,' drew something from a blue envelope. I
week at the Crystal theater. The In-iA blue envelope means "telegram!" I
funtry marched nith the famous I In France. He began reading In 11'
"goose step."
-EDITOR.
Turkey ha got Into the. war game,
but thl country I Mill hanging on to
the tail of the dove of peace.
Now U ihe ti-ne
effective jemedy lo
EuruPii."
!o aduiiumter an
'The sick man of
MAM' A lXlini NF, IN lfl'ATIt
VAI.I.F.V.
(American Magazine.)
H. II. McVaughaen, nn old-fashioned
prospector, has just come buck
to civilisation after thirty-five years
spent In Icuth valley a a prospector,
lie brought 5T 5,000 buck with him
and world of experience.
In M79 McVaughaen wa living in
Uakersfield, 01. In lhat year his
wife died, and that, he say, was
what made him a wanderer and sent
him into the silence of Ihe desert
lvath valley I one of the most
treacherous and lonely strutches of
country 011 the American continent.
It was given that name after a party
consisting of several families moving
u cross country by wagon lo California
KINfi AM'OIIOIj IH NOT
(Christian Advocate
Ono of the surest sign
traffic In alcoholic beverage Is belni'
seriously affected hy the current agi
tation for prohibition Is the desperate
advertising- which I being put forth
by brewer rind distiller. We
referred to this In previous Issues, and
are moved to mention it now because
of nn illustration in proof of it which
recently appeared In a reputable
newspaper. The advertisement of n
well-known brewer ran thus: "Alex
ander tho Great drank beer and con
quered the world before he was 32.
Perhaps Im could have done It sooner
If he hud not drunk beer, hut you'd
better take no chances.". i
Thin advei liHeineiit must huve been
written by u man who had a slight lie- j
qunlntnnee with history, or supposed I
that hi readers would be densely ig- I
iiorant it, Person familiar with the I
story of the Maoednniun conqueror I
know (hut hi days were ahortened by 1
indulgence In strong drink he prob-1
ably never tasted anything corre-1
spondlng to modern beer and thai
he died after a drunken bout in the
thirty-second yrar of his age. Many
other Illustrious victims of premature
ileiuh has alcohol claimed, and not
one triumphant, roreer con be attrib
uted to Its potent spell.
Not folly ulona is shown hy the
writers of liquor ndvertisemcnts
descend to the most wicked mlsrepre
sentiitlona. One firm of brewers has
carried through hundreds of newspa
pers a series of portrait of the fore
most champions of civil nnd religious
liberty, accompanied hy the astonish
ing admonition thut, as these valiant
soldiers of freedom strove to unbind
the shackles placed upon humanity,
so beer drinker should maintain their
right to consume what they desire with
equal courage. All this in the fuce of
the appalling truth that vast armies
of men are struggling to liberate
themselves from chain of habit
w hich intoxicants have fastened upon
them.
hushed voice. There w ere cries in !
louder!" and then In a voice (hat 1
broke toward the end, he cried out to!
(i.F.VFIt lall those who gathered there the mes-
) !age wired from the ministry of war 1
that the ' t rderlng the moliilizutlon of the I
French army. The women of Hrlt- j
tflny, their white coifs on their heads, :
looked ot their men's proud shoulders1
set, and knew it meant war. Too:
their eye brightened
turned away.
have i brave to weep,
'redly and Ihey
The Storytellers
Tlk fourugcoii I let rent.
"It takes courage to retreat," S11I1!
the Vlcomto de Puversnc in u New I
York interview. "The French, re
treating to the Mnrne, showed fine
courage. I
"Kvon In peace we see this fact ex- j
empllfied," continued M. de Paversac. )
"One man said to another In club:
"'So he deserted her, eh? peserted
her at the altar! What was the in it- I
ter? Did ho lose hi courage?' j
" 'No. He regained it.' " I
Warm
the Cold
Corners
T DECLARE,"
JL said Mrs. Com
fort, "I thought no
one ever would use
that upstairs room.
And you couldn't
blame them-it cer
tainly was chilly,
and there didn't
seem to be any way
of heating it. Final
ly I got this Per
fection Heater and
now it is as good as an att room. With a Per
fection to keep it warm it is perfectly comfortable."
The Perfection can be carried anywhere, where there is need of
extr heat. In five minutes it will warm any ordinary room.
A
PERFECTION
SM0KlES:Q HEATERS
It is solid, good-looking, easy to clean and
rewick, and burns without smoke or odor.
It is fully guaranteed. At hardware and
furniture stores everywhere. Look for the
Triang'e trademark.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated in Colorado)
Dner Purblo AlbliauwMLm TlA-
am ik Lllf
pfiipp
"Study a
Tho Tip.
child's character,"
said 1
Henry Ford in Washington. "Note his
proclivities. Then choose a trade or a
profession for him accordingly.
"I sent a little hoy out the other
day with a quarter to make a small
purchase for me. On his return he
told me the article I desired wa out
of stock and handed back my quarter!
they n ij,fi for)ri of two dimes and n
nickel.
"This boy, of course, I cut out fur i
n waiter."
I
a
I Bull
tt
j 1 . 1 I ..1 1 1 1 i.p 1 1 1 '
ALWAYS THE
A Dead nivp-nwny.
Little Willie said fretfully one day
1 to a rich aunt:
"Aunty, make a noise like a frog."
"Why, Willie, what do you .want me
to make a noise like a frog for?" said
tho rich aunt, with an amused nml
puzzled laugh.
"Oh, because," whined little Willie,
"whenever I ask pa for anything, he
always says: 'Walt till yer auntie
croaks." "
WHAT IS THF. "ARSOM'TF. ZF.ItO?"
Two hundred and rventy-three de
grees below sero hits, from theoretical
considerations, been known to be the
temperature ut which U molecular
motion ceases; in other words, It is
tho temperature which a body will
have when every particle of its heat
is abstracted, i he rate at which the
pressure of a Ks decrease as it Is
cooled show us that the pressure
should vanish entirely if the gus were
cooled to a temperature of 2TS de
gree below xero. Now the pressure
Is due to the molecular niotion whic h
we call heat, and it this motion cease
peiished there, a half century ago, of jn means thut we lmv removed all of
Had Business.
In zn Interesting discussion of wr
prices. George W. Perkins said to a
New York reporter:
"Th---y who draw exorbitant and un
just profits from the war have a
wronj; Idea of huslness. Their Idea Is
that business success comes from
cheating. Thus they would regard ns
9 typical piece of business the trans
action between A and R
" 'What Ig A laughing and chur';
ling so about over there at the pump
kin exhibit?' one farmer asked an
other ;t n state fair.
" lies just bought an auto ridic
ulously .heap.
"Am! look at 15,' the first farmer
pursued. 'He's, chuckling all by him-
1K
f tw? 1
jF?..rii
iirriMiiii,,
Alt' 111 hVj.-iO V
i7'u (ft Sic"
TmoF.iiiivts.
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km
w YYnioruie
Today Tomorrow and In
Years to Come
Yellowstone
Whiskey
Never varies in quality. You'll be delight
ed with its Rich, Mellow Taste.
FR MORE THAN 35 YEARS THIS DE
LICIOUS KENTUCKY BOURBON
HAS BEEN
AMERICA'S GREATEST WHISKEY
TRY IT TODAY. FOR SALE
ATALL FIRST CLASS BARS
Consolidated Liquor Co.
Wholesale Distributors.
ALBUQUERQUE ... NEW MEXICO

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