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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1915.
an iNMcrrcvi'ENT KKivxrArtft
Zbt Hlbuqucrquc
Wonting joiirn.il
rublUhrd by H
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
I A. MMTIIPFtSoN
w. r. m. -i.-keihiit
r. u u m, Ai.i.isrnii
A. N, Mul-.OAN
M. U KuX
President
. Iluslnesi MnriNitrr
.Ni-hi Kditor
I'lijr Ktllior
Kdllor
uf the other ft 1 1 iif kings. And ll is
safe in sail thnl if lliete wcie 1 1 j
k in km like Allien there would Ik- less
political iniyest In Kurnpe, iiinl that
those who rule would tin xii Willi loss
danger of being sputtered (iir the
s it n iii ml I h k .scenery by Ill'' sudden
: rill violent llgrll' lit III! 1111111' hlst's
hoiii h.
Hrlrm l(riirrrntnttt,
I, J Nll IIHUM,
Mstgnelis llullding, hlii, III,
Fitsera Hrpresefitltfti,
H I I'll K .Ml I I MiA.
IK I'srk Kn, New Inrk.
irnteied us '("till i Hiss nmtter at ths
tUNUcffli' uf A lt.uuerllr. N M, under Ael
tit l'i.nrn uf Wur. h 1, !..
TIIR MultNIMI JMI'MVAI, IS TUB
I KAI'IMI It KIM III I' AN I'AI'l.ll llC NKW
HKXIl'H SI TI'l UCIi -HI 'I 1 1 10 I'HINii
I I. KH UK 1 II li HI IM HI.H'A S I'AIITI A I.I.
THK TIMK AMI TUB Ml I H"I)H OF TMK
M.IM III.H AN TAItUt HM tUKt AUK
MIIIIT.
iJirf rlr ulll"ii I hull ny ether ppr
n N.w Wi,o. Hi .my il-r In Mnw
fcfiileo 1 everjr ilnv l'i Hi yesr.
If til ! Ill K I teaches tin' Serbians
nol to Ink.. their bread mid moat to
bed Willi I Ill-Ill, II will have done
some ipiod.
i i nn iKMirs si-ik ii
I bhMS
IHttr, by corn
or
mil;"
mull.
llll'liuN
one ni'.nih.
.lor
Mil II C TH HI 'IIHi'MlllKKH,
Itiibd-ribera In lln Journal, wheu writing
l hva their iir chained to a ne
draaa must l aura to uiv the "lil aihlnaa.
"Tha Morning J i.iir nt. I !, f huhcr circu
lation rutin dun n m-f.nlid l'i "Y ether
papar In Nw Mud :." I ! American
M.nsnapi-r Directory-.
Tilt Hrl'A V.
.MAIH ll l!'Ki
I.OOII IIMI s M lt.
The lliiillll. of 1'cblHIitV, Willi
t Hi illy -eight d.i I' ghl III'-
I 1 1 ti 1 1 1 1 1; Irmli" l.iiliini
;, l'i the I'liitiil Hill'
only
II B-
I'M'iikliiK nil
I'm nier Seimlnr Khliti
(led mi mlilrenH define the
I.enKlie i lull lif I'lilhlili'llihia
iniiwHin cf Die repiililiriin imily In
Whlrh he inll)tei mil ;ih n ilnl tii eil
of the ( iiiiiitry the 1 mtiicil i;i ( riTlmn. I
Hun uf i nnhileiK e In the Inleiirily uf
1'iiHjiieux, ii uml 1 1 M li-. Mr. Iluiil'n
' iikki ,sl Inn thill Ihe i llieily m 1 1 'I nu
ll' he liiiliei hv (he I 'ill I'll' II IIH. W.IH,
uf lUlilHe, nielelv liulllH H, Inrliiise the
ileliiuri nl lc iiiliiiililftliiti'ill fit II lliMiile
' ulifiili lire ijillle i,m icndilv iiH the re
Inihlli'iiiiH mill, if It Hi'tH iln.lt In
ilu ha.
II l well fur the
tu keep Ihe li'i unl
niiiK with the flint
lilent Mi Kihle.s, the
lul tin- nilvent uf
Ah ,'i iihiiIi, fur ii
llllti" i ui pin u I IliIlN
elice, eiiliHullil.'lti'iliH ur
were iiihmireil In Ihe
i;iy Inlereht mill ilniili
rei inn mmuhIm hy inmiv milliuii
flolliim. The l.ilnnie fur Ickm I him
luiir inuiitlm limn Hie fnsl uf I u- -leiiiher.
lllHt, til) !l:ill.V flM' lllllllll'I'it
uml fifty million ilullui", :i hiuu x-
eeeilell hy ulllv II fell Jellll)' I Ml III 111 e
In Ihe hiiluiy uf the niilimi.
Shmilil Ihe wnr iiinllniie ilurliiK the
V lii I !l I .'. , it in tint Inipi uhiihle tll il
i.iir I'.'iIiiih ( w ill ii"1 I nun li, if mil,
,elnw IWil liilliuil iIuIIiiIh!
Willi mull n iiuih uf iniiiiey- culil
r.r l 1 1 i V:l l III Ihe Tlllled HllleH
Kuiill IllllKl ctllrl' llinl llll I HI uf plilH-
n my, ilu- "f whii'h neyer Iiiih
l.een teen hefure I miili nlnlly, II
it Will he llll I'ln of IllKll plirl'M -
liiiilmhly lili-her pi li en limn thin
(iinnlry fUT him fxperlelireil.
Ptilly Iwenty-flie lllllllnli peu'ple
luivn hern liiken mil uf employment j hen Ilu
in I'limpe, uml the ruin wrmixhl l'',.HH ''ft
the iir piolinhly exi et iln one linn
llled hllllon dolhllH, llll Inlil. Ill illlte
Tlir eiietuiiH of rvery pi'iM'ii i u I'iii'l' -j w nmM )(. difini'il mid enfuii ed
He wiim ii lawyer lilmnelf mnl k ''"
,111(1 Hi 111 lid which Icpri'M'lllril no Clip-
Unl op Kerilce, C;ipil,il heriune drunk
mid wenl. on n hum delmurli from
which il reiKtloii W'hh ineviliilile.
Iiuiiii': ihe Hcromi lolminiHl ml Ion
of Theodore HuiiNcvell, I he relliiinll
wiim under wni, Ihe president Lilting
n i.uliriil k I a nil In i hi( k Hi'- uctlvilieir
uf "IllK IiIIhI lll'HH,'' pl nvlilcil il W'HH not
,i l.iK luiHinesH friendly In hiH Intcr
et. ' M ur,i iiKers" iil;irl' il Ihe nvul
ii nilii' of ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i r iIIsIiiihI mnl cou
ilemniit Ion. The plihidenl cnliileiiin
i il IhuHe wlilciH, ill the 1 n k l 1 1 1 1 i '. .
r.ilei, he 1 1 'uli them up, mnile use of
Ihelll, luycil llll'lll, Huve lll'lll nffli'l'H,
illsplncini! Hie rouull liil' IH for Ihi in.
Ilu!, iiNlde from jniniiiK In H ioni
Inr fnrnle iiishIiikI "rriHleliii'tiilH of
iireiit wenllh," I'rcHlilent ItnoHCii
iliil lliein llllle h.irni, plioed few re
Hll li tluim uiun their nctll ItleH. Hut
hlnw-mui Iiik, iilumd nnise-
ll in i to III While limine,
I lui wiih luil'iied W illi the lilea Hint
IliiHlH iiiiihI he (Uliieil, thnl iintl-trust
ANOTHER FOOD BLOCKADE
I ! - "e'tv;a
JmUh i the I irrr. . mm
Sm p . - I I
I I . r I i
SHELLS OF COMBATANTS
FALL ON SWISS SOIL
(AMm'iit-il I'rpiia Cr rrp. iiondrnre.)
(Icneiu, .Mari'lt in. Sun I' tliej
fiKhtiiiK lictAecn the liernianp anil I
I'l eni li has hpeii sn tincoinfurtiilily '
i lux" to Swiss lerritory, thut in an ar-
I i 1 li-ry eiUMi;' merit t'cri-ntly five shclls
f" in rtu itzer land. Two Swim enul-i
nc'i'H. wh ) were working nearhy, wcrei
Knocked (iown liy the eoiiciiHsion, nl-j
lliulUKli iml serimiHly hurt. I
Ml the prcvUiiiH day, the l-'li rn h j
had cHtalili.Hheil a Imttcry of licaiy'
nuns near point 310, close tu the Swiss
lionlicr. Thin whs iippim-nily hu.il-l
il hy n (Icrrnan nirrmin, hut thC
I rcnrh observers had neeri him rccon-(
hoitct iri'' and proinitly tnoveil their I
I attery hack a mile or two the samp
nlnhl. Hut cully the next day thei
'Icriiians fired fur some huurx on the
spol where the guns had heen, and
t vp of th(lr shells came across the
lordrr.
Ainiiicnn lieuple
Hiait.lit. 1 ; t k i ll -
lleilioll of rres-
ruiid wiim opened
fieli.ieil finance,
unrulier of yiars
(iime iriln i-xHd-
FOUR KILLED TRYING
TO CLIMB OLD CHEOPS
( AmmicIhIisI I'ri'nB Cnrn-Nponilcnre.)
Cairu, March fi. Knur men of the
Australian conlinKenl in Knypt have,
I ecu killed in Ihe allempt to clirlili
the t'lieups pyramid.
Three other men n1e in n hospital
al .Mi-mi siilTcring from injuries as
Ihe result uf fulls frum the hi), pyra-
mid. line has sn injured his spine
that he will hale to he, conveyed
hack In
STANDARD REMEDY
FOR MANY HOMES
Indigestion and constipation nre
two conditions closely related and
the cause of much physical mifrer
InS. The tendency to Indulge one'a
appctltis Is general, o that most
people suffer rtt some time or mi
other from rebellion of the over
taxed (ii'K.ans of digestion mid
elimination. A simple, pleasantly
effective remedy that will nulckly
relieve the congestion of polsoiuniM
waste and restore regularity. Is the
conihination of simple 'laxative
herhs with fiejisln, sold In dnn;
stores under the name, of I if. Cald
well's Syrup IVpsin. Thi is u
mild, phasant laxative-tonic and
iliirestant, absolutely free from
opiules or narcotic drugs and has
heen the standard household rem
edy in muni Ips homes for many
years. A free trial nottle can he
obtained by writing to Ir. . ,
Cm Id well, 4.12 Washington SU
Monticclio, Ills.
Simple Way to
End Dandruff
run cd, pi ii ( s
culisiimcr In
inls on b'lii'lH
liiiniii on
his life.
There Is one sure way that h is
never failed to remove dandruff at
mice, and that is to dissolve it, then
you destroy It entirely. To do th s,
lust get nbiiut four ounces of iil.ii,'
Australia, on a water-bed and ! common litpiid nrvon from any urn;
his bark for the rest, of
To Ai'ttiii- Itcckcr Case.
Philadelphia, .March 24. The pro
second appeal of Charles Keeker,
former police lieutenant of Xew
York city, conv icted of the murder of
Hi-Milan Rosenthal, will b,. nrmied
in ihe court of nppeals tomorrow.
IViuixy to Increase Ih-ht".
Albany, X. A'., March 24. The
pusal uf the board of directors of the
I'ciinsi l n nki Knilrnail company to
increase Ihe indebtedness of the com-
iany by Mn.iiiin.liiKi, was approved
oy uie sun Kiiuliliirs today.
store, urns h all yon will need), applv
It at night when retiring, use enniiu
tu moisten the scalp and rub It in
gently with trio finger tips.
l!y mor ning, most If not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve, and entirely destroy, even'
single sign and trace of it, no mutter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find oil Itching and dig
ging of the scalp will stop inslatiilv
and your; hair will be fluffy, lusii-ous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and'
feel a hundred times better.
Journal
ev i-r.v liody
wind iiiIh lirlinc mailt
rendu Hie .liiurmil.
Iiecnimn
Italy's Repeal of an Olden Statute
Knr Tnui it-rli.-it c- Adv.inlucs Italy Kiks tlic (,'rcalii m uf ;i Xcw
(k-hii.'iii l'',niiirc ami uf a l'out'-iTiil ami llfKtilt- Slavic Slate.
V I'nuik If. Simnuds
u ttorkiiiK In Kuroie will be called
upon to repair (he iIiiiiiiiuip. as far iih
repair inn be lilade. Should Ihe War
end tomorrow, more than eighty
thousand dwelling liousi In Hast
liUKf-lii nlulie must be iclunlt. I'rub
libly five limes thai Mim'ier have
been deslroyeil In Helmiim mid
)-i ii in e.
When peace Is icslorcd, wnge I"
l.lilnpe will M-aih niiliemd of Humes
Id that coiinlii', mid, like the cost
of living, Ihey will be hinlu r ill
A mi l iea.
Ileeause of Ihe demand abroad, la
bur will be scarce In the I'tiHnl Slates
i. inl evi ry pcimn willing In work will
llml that his brain mid muscle bus n
ready malkct value.
Times me good in the country us
il whole, bol prosperity Is nut Well
distributed 'jet. Theie Is an excess
of miiiicy In the banks uf Ihe "bread
ba'.kel" Males uf the eenll'iil west Hlld
nut I hivesl, while times an- Mill close
ill the (Ultull belt and III Mime of the
inn n ti fm t mini! centers. Hut in Ihe
course uf lime, all will hv adjusted as
r-.itlHfnctniily n can be hoped fur In
this world uf ineiualii ies,
iil-
I a-
Cl er
Sll -
Isiulis.
ii hat
The "s.iwdust liail" I
old mine, u lu re the Key.
hv has II trllllrliun pi. ml
i extract all the yi I
nils In II
Hilly Sun
VI III I Hilled
metiil.
MV K I M III MM (i M .
Ilie-t
ii inn
uf Hi ImIuiii,
that iluie if
"i I the n
I . I I ' 1 . 1 1 lei
inlel esl lll
I ill ll Willi
llelirv X
pinned oil
oiiih of the
h a iiiiiuuii
ll per .-diuvv-appi'ui
lug
In ber.hmlllg i
St ui i i mil a l ll i iti;
Khm Albeit
II. ill lelalis
the wall in "Hi
1 U lr, i.i n m in i I
1 l uii i a ii no l e i ii in w s
Ini; I iliie S.iin w it ll an
hand placid on the shoulder nl the
Helman ruler. bciic,ilh which an- Ihe
words. "Kiiih or ini kinu. i'U an
ni l Kind of a oulig Inaii
111 huinelv Ainel Iran phlasi
S lll'lii i' ai rill ale-. sums ln
lecluin ii Ihe pie uf this li ill II 1 1
liilliuil one of the most I einm'ka Ide
li 1 1 1 lis uf all lnsl ui . He is "our
Kind of ,i vomit; man'1 llngshlp
has iii.l spmli d or sutirned hini. Tin
l.utiiane id Ins people ll.ia not lie-
sit " ( d his M UM- uf i I
li is keen a p'l ei ml lull
III his lllllld I lll l e iiluill
ed about him a eiiblnel composed
must entirely of big lawyers.
Wlihoiit beiilliiK the tom-toms and
buinliiK red fire, Tafl ben, in a cain
I in 1M ll most remarkable In Us si ope
and fai'-rein hiiig In lis eunseiiuenccs.
Hull, the civil ami the criminal
w ere ( ailed Into mi ion. No corpor
ation or combination was too big or
loo llllle tu be ill ill! lit III Hie urae.iui
of the dcpiil tliient of. Justice.
The work was dune Willi so little
noise that there was little ilis
1 1 1 li i l li ( i- to business, and when the
Tuft adiniiilslrallon ended the coun
try was on the i rest of the highest
wave of piosperHy Hie tuition
had known. I inideiiln III', tin
jptenii' court, In a series of ih-i
Iliad defined prelly Ihorouulili
business could and could md (he
Willi the i, , in i ll 1st I .1 1 ii .11 uf I'l'csi
dent Wilson, there ('lime In Washing
ton a lot "f cuiiKI cssiiii il vvlinse pic
vutiis (xpeiieiire In public life had
I been cnnlini'd In iiiiiklng ilemnrrii t ic
ispceelns mid limihiistlng Ihe trusls.
ItIicv had been the party iiemiiiecs III
jl'.H.1, lal'Mely because they Were rer-
jcglllzcil IIS rllllipalKIl spelllnis 111 llls-
llirts hupclessly republ lea II until the
split came in the re ui Id ini ll pally.
They believed the things Ihey had
been telling the people, and tlie.i wen
nut observant ennui;!) In Know that
practically all of the evils against
Willi h thev had invclxhed hlld been
reeled (llieily thl'ntlKh Ihe efforts
uf the depiili iiuiit of Justice and the
decisions of the federal supreme
coliii. The first thing these loeii
did vi hen they got lo Washington
was In stall nil (tolls of lnveslig.it ions.
These probes extended to lilt
hank, Hie insurance companies, Ilu' I ''
l.iilr. mils, the ma niifartui ini; est. ih- 'all I
lishnieiils - the whole business of Ilu
i m tit i v . W hat was muse, the con-
No careful study of lln- map is re- ! f r.i ughl wiih instant
Mulled lo demonstrate linw exei cslve, i mill. mill inliiibila ui s
how Impossible, lium the Austrian i man ernoiie would I
point of view, an- the Italia
maiiibi. U hnl llalv aeks Is tin
s'-io oii:-i of Aiisiila lluiiK.iry
.veins ngn Austria iutcrvcneil I
Siliiii a "window on Ihe sea:'
laws I Ausli ia Is risked
I here me I w'i
cut ire
Two
deny
now
to sin t cmler hers,
different iliesliulis
ised
to
k-d
lllll.
by Ihe lliilian
Ihe i ha i nil i r i
a ml the Just Ire
Second, III In
ll
and Irtll'ilcr I ii 1 1 1 ' 1
Hie Hull, iii cut cute slu
What Italy arlu.iliv di mauds
letn I hri e di-a uu I i-nteguiie-i,
Trentlim, Triisle ami Hie Isirian
tnl il, w iili I i 1 1 1 1 ii- n ml I he Adii.it!
It'll. Is.
I ffoit to l iislavc Tciilnns.
Accepllllg Hie 'I'll 1 1 1 i 1 1 , 1 as Ihi.illilU
Ihe 1 1 al i.i u si'ia K ncr t i an m u n it ies un
I .:i 'r i dt I la i i i and in Hie middle val
ley uf ihe Adii'e. t Ik i ,. i.i ci ei y t . a-soi
In the wui Id v. hi il i ii,, iilil he ll.ili in
The pei.ile ale by face, lailKIIIII'e,
sympathy l.niiii. II w i-i lust in li ilv
ulllv I.V ,ii i lllcllt. While Vll.'-llill hul, Is
il she h,. Ids the kei in nil uf northern
llalv and M il.ni. ami I In
of the I'., ii indefensible.
Hul llalv d nut :
1 1 a I in n i i ilu in ii ncs. sh ,
Mel'an, He, ell Hie upper
W lllile valley j 1
VIll'C
Hsnk
man.
linens I
I Alps
jltnh a
Her, I,
I IIP, II:
i i t s I a i
A sn
ui. is i
siila id
I um es
toll lis I
I prai I n :
lb led
Latins.
A usi ri.t
Cilll be
I W ill.
II 11 1 1 the
II, le III.
I lentil aph
u Hal- , '
Sll'.ilei-lc
llll I lie b
II I ll I I
bull
I"' I
III
Hilar
l.ulll
I ii i
nt I Ml
I.I
I'v the
b S'lel
Who 't
In I-, ,i
JilllieV,
uily
Ibis
Hie
lands id' Ihe 1 '
Italian names
In the .V.ll inl', pil e
la pnriiun nl' their population has been
latlllled lint ill (he m.iiti the I -
Kiessluiinl committees pninouneed nil j,,e are Slavs: Hi. ir naliiiiil aliminicnt
of the ohjecls of these Investigations
guillv before thev nmenred taking
ev idem e. lively limn who wme a
clean shirt was suspected, en-M man
who rnile in mi automobile was
HUlltl.
Ill Ihe plcsei of this spirit of billet-
hoslilllv to business 111 llll uf Us
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,x oi'ifuiins, men Willi money stopped iii-
f bin duly. If M-stlng in anvthlng exrept municipal
Ihe i, lea that bonds, ur in-aib so, and par.il.isis iv.isi
nil r
lie rules b
lib.liu- Willi
the in-bl
lined ,,l,i
pbnnld m l
Vlblli Is
i "di me
ll i i b a I
ciila lis
ileitis wl
slm k
one King,
ik lit .' Hi
.'n't n it ion that
Main Will de
ll lis possess,.!'
IS j 1
I
u n the nuiopean I
of llll
I'l'IS'l
Hi
Hi
He h
il lies:
is p., i
h.
ddt
onh- one
tu nhul-e
llo pa It , III
H Ies bl Kali
Jlle Was liol'.csl
lli-in lies with h
i', the hat d- hips
drought on I,, w,n
tiiur, and In n ei i
nil example ot i .int.
tu principle In i h i
army. A gi.nii i
HIHI'CH respect mid b
Jecls no less by Ins
fiiee than by his spl
heart Hlld liiind
nplly puts it, he is in
JkiriR." Americans arc not no
Bwuclating these dualities
tiuft. U'licie have been
llllllg gellii.il
bloke out
Mi n ii 1 1 1 1 ic, rresidiiit Wilson had
begun a campaign mliiided tu rcslole
ronlllbilre He was succeeding .in
some ill glee, di spile the activities of
iiun like Walsh of the federal com
mission on Industrial relation's mid
Ihe utterances of radicals like Sena
tors Lewis and Thomas The war
upset eieiitbing, and condiiiuiis e.in-
pnlu i. a Ih
ei. ; stern in
uf the lei
Sale In
and in Tt t. si
j seeking tu t
jiiinl hhiiali-
jlloiis, nun the
1 lapsbui sll
'seeking In cx,
lltniudc people
I lu-r as Austi t.i
to I heir pi rii li
iistiia s
I 'll Hu
rlctl lllo
Whole (,f
W It ll
the
not
peril. The S.",
I lln- new (iii--uk
with natural
lie- illlplltlellee llliun the thill 1st li 11 uf
lliilian I ir i-ii.ii v scp. Haling them from
Ihe soiillicin sen. liincc von Huelov
liiiiisclf Is i op,,, ted (,, have (icscribed
Trieste it -1 a i lerrn.i n lung.
Quite In the same fashion Hie (1c
sirii.iloii of Austria would drive Croa-
b-iiiaiid. I'itsl 'III mid Slaionia intu the new Serb
I Hie teriiiory stale and thus creel un th,. eastern !
ul Hu- Italian ! shore id Ihe .Villain- a compact
the iinincillale ilalc buiiml p, he ,( iivnl of Italy, sine
niise,iienei-s if I to seek in ia until Hie . Vdii. die island.-,
ild be satisfied, i held hv Hall uml obstructing the
In I Is t Slav viiinluw on Ihe Adriatic Such it
the suite Ileal, I, tun, have the Slippult o I ) Asking- llolhil.g
lit- I Hiissiii. abo becoinc ,i .Uedit.-riniicati j Hm minli."; h
e ih- I si ii 1 1- liy Hi -cnpalMn uf ( onslinl i-
liol'le ami the sliaits. In noiibi-rn Al
bania the 1 1 aha n.4 i lul ihe Slavs would
i lash as Creeks and Italians have in
the so nib, ,,n, llnly niignt I tint lu-i-
M'll I iici'il hv a host He Ha kau conf
ciin v ns w. II ns an ambitious i let
iiianv.
; i.rii-ti.-, iiieii, I., id, t. un sm il tci-r
! loi i.il in, i, as, s n.ilv lisks, iilinosi in-!slire.-s
the del t'llii ion id' lllc Amtlo
!' luiigai i . i ii empil'i . Sin- would gain
perhaps ..(in. nun population, she would
I u i uu, iinw n in in i- i.vvii nui iicr a new
i i u-rinu ii cinpii ,-. I u a, I, lil ion, bv i-n-!
slaving I hoii-.i mis ,,f slays she woulil
; insure Ihe um I n-.-t I ini! of all Hie sutltll
I ( iii Slavs in ,i pniierfui and hosiilc
i .stale, ri-iiaiu nl I lit- Pati-unage an
I protect inn uf ;n.. .-ia,
As I ii '. list i ia -1 1 tingi, ry, .--he canimi
Ic Tri sic, linme u- the I ni.in pe-
; iiiiisula. l-'or lu i Hie qdesllmi is one
jot life and death, b'or Austria Trieste
lis i dill. I'linri. js 1 1 uiigarv 's only se.i
; port. The Tti nt in, i she can cede, the
'islands of Hi,. Adriatic com-eivabi:.,
hul mole she cannot give and exist,
.and she will naturally choose to per
' nil lighting. Ami against H-ily Hun
garians and Mai -, as well as Ausliian
,1 ,,. i i ui in.i lis. will t ighi lov ally.
n,i ! Coin cii.ibb Inily has asked more
, '.. , , I ll II n she will lake. Hul all sir'.HS
I w liii i P'urit iii ihe uihei ilireiiimi. Sn tar as
thi ii j 1L 's possible I,, .see, what lialy has
asked she (.111 take by lulce ul' arms.
Iinalian enasl ! 'IIh' only uml rent rami must flow
Thev belong I l1'"1" " ''' ''ognil mn of the eventual
if Venice mid ' omseiiiiiiH es of tun great greed now.
i ins iliil ions seldom consult r
llu-i' can make iiimietliale prol'iis.
The passing of Turkey has long
been disc. Mint,-, I. l-atrly in the great
war il began I,, appear that Austi inn
exislence was in peril. hay by del
Willi tin
i 1 1 1 ' ti in tub
lev of Hit
of tin
libit i
III,
,11
Ulltlv be-
I'l M ilt ll Of I he
Wolllil loll III
ielltlfic" trull-e-.lioll
r ll'ee-
I- an t I furl
ll
Ui
is I ,H1I
and lb
--tctHl
,- bit-lei
111,
e p,
i I
I lul
sol i,
aim-
Slav
Vi llll
Hu
nt ins
diMii
ImI.., ti
ts about Trent
is. not merely
Id li. ill. in lands
peaking pupul.t-
I a nt sun ei is o
inlt
tale seems to have llll'lle.l more and
mote against lianz .losef, stricken in
years and cariiing the burden ot uu
paralleled pesonal
disa lipoilit incuts a
b
I"'
tc i
I hi
nd
of Hues
HI II. lb. His
ll suVeleigll.
I lour to ilu
iral side Ihe
I. A Tu
usi i ui ii i'v r
as piiiiciillv I u'V raises the
li-tinlieis In I ut the very bl
In
stile tn
If she
ait
sluy.
I '
is I Ik
d pi t ha ps t be
1 1 nig rialiuns,
b ,s alt o In d
.sun e bust ll -
He VI lll l e t he
ne, I in Ihe
s. ii, is ( ntiur - (,,, i i
ami sulfii mg
m ii lion t a m u i -lllirillar
has set
ia and devotion
s, blu r in Ins
I. .- I ui -. be III -
alii in bis sub- I,, exude il Thev ate ready '' see
isiindi. cut pros- , ii,- ,ig,i M,b- of cvci i thing if given
mini M-ralilies of :, ,,,,ii. e. and thev rale lillle about
As Mi Hill vi ii jwhiih political pally sets itself In
inch a I -,-,,1 drin , binds avvav."
, ml
j I an
il j I nil.
I.
adjust
ends.
I al lull
It tan
i mnl i ats as
jeans. Anieri,
1 1 niiist i ... i In-
I.-.
d linlil Hie struggle ill
uf coliliili-nre is csscn
be brought about hy
readily as by lepiihli
iins tint ul ally are op
, breathe il. eat It. talk
iMmn
u ith
loo
I'd to
k mg -many
Also Ihe ball)
ni the Halknus I,
slumped cut.
may heroine Known
fure tl pluis fev er is
Sea.
pi-ublclll Is
cede Hie
I Sutltll (if
ttlio i lest uf the Alps will be an niiim
: port. ill! sanitiie fur Atisirni. a price
isl 1,1 well ulii.nl tu pay fur ll-il-
.i.iit ueiiHaiily. Hut tu part Willi Tri
l. stc, l-'lume and Hi.- Isirian littoral -lihis
is In sign her uvv n dealli warrant,
j for ll would ib prive the A list l o-1 1 un
iganan eiupiie of a dour un the sea.
I What vvuiild lidlow such a cess inn
'has King been ret ueiiii-.eil. Tnil.i.i
llnssi.-i holds in,,. si of il'ihoi.-i. I'.iiko
, w ma and Trail ili.tnia ban- been
marked hi Huiiiinia as her share in
jlhe Austrian .-stale. Hosiiia, llei'.c
gol'ini a ni 1 liilmat i.t will go tu Ser
jvnuif the alius win. The Auslro
. 1 1 ungnrian empire will Ihcti be an
unnatural couibinat um ul I vv o liag
Inients iiil 1 by rots now cennemic
j ally, pohi ii ;ill . so, iallv tlNUnct.
in such a sittiaiion Hungaiy is al
I niu si ciii.llti In seek hit' i li le pelld en i e
-ig tin s fm- ihe balance id Austria,
Us dcslinv bads tn Melius, licprivcd
of an outlet mi the sea, Il must seek
an outlet tin. -nub i ', i i 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ports and
fid low Havana intu ilu- Ci rmaii cm
pile, thus adding 20.hoi1.i1hO tn the
pi.pul.ilinn of the lloben.dlern realm.
Moiuuv of ii i-w li't-imiiu linpiie.
l ui- Italy uiult a yhaiiuu Wuuld be
slinll Which
I the dual empire.
aiiuallv draws the siiurd. ns
ngn u . . w visibly suggests, there
iuslant lu-oinise of Ihe coming
of gicalei- changes than the map of
l-hirope has known in many centuries.
Hut Hie sinking thing about the
new crisis is that it points lo Herman
aggraliilizcnicni, the making of a
greater Ctumany. with Certnan-s-peaking
Vaistria ini luded. Iielratitl
In Hie greal war. Cermauy may yet
emerge 'a larger gainer than any of
her enemies, able mid certain to take
vengeance on liutlibss Italy in hep
own good lime and retake Tlitste and
Ihe Istnati peninsula, with Ihe pend
ent Adriatic islands.
immimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ
The Joys of the Road
(Hliss Carman.)
Now the Joys of the fund are chiefly
t hese,
A crimson touch on the liiiiilood
trees;
'
i A e,,t.,, .,u .....i,ti,,r ,i-;,l,, ,,,,.1 1,1.,., i
llll ealiv fall when Ihe uiii.l walks il Such B
too;
A shadowy highway con and brnivn, i
Alluring; up and enticing down j
l-'roin ripply water to dappled swamp, 1
i'iuin purple glniy tn'seatiet pomp: i
The outward eye, the (pilot will,
And the shilling heart from hill lo I
! hill. I
Nn idle union, a 1, tl bid i n ir soling II
The se.l 111 Ilu- pine-tups III ti I I, , ll 1 illg : j
A scrap of gnssip id the ferry; '
A i uiiiradc neither giiim ttor merrv, !
revealing limight: I '
words liom ii fund! .
j of thought. j Ck.
jThese are ihe joys of the op. n road, VM
Fop him who tbivil, wi t a I,,,, I. J l'ftl'sX
!, J Vf wj
With Scissors and Paste 1 fV,.
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! Tin: MtniiAT lo iu: ni:. fV
jiilice to every man and u n comes - v' ' A J
i Un moment in decide, J. 'if--'Mtei -
! strife ,,f ti-ulh .lib fibehuuil, AVi r,.-JX iLlff
ISnllie eause, Co, s "W Messiah. ttiO , S AU I
I off-ring inch the l.lo,,,,, blight XT'l'l'tO I
ll'.ilis Ihe guns upon Ihe hit band . Vt ' I 'J' 17 A CM. J
I mid the si p upon Hi- right. , V a-I
I A ml 'he choice i-t.cs by fon-vi-r. tvvixt I V tJ tf !, "1
j that ,laiki,c-s niiti that light. -ft' '- ' 3
wiiiti: n "i in iiin l:. iVW
T" u g'eal item , the n,( r- IVVVtf I Jf )
uienliun of a white flag in war at i WVNt Cl V'J . '
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my (-Miiiliti
tin- List jc
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BUSINESS
BUILDING
SERVICE
Opn an account with tlili growing bank. Jake advantage ot
itj modern methods, avail yourself of all its facilities and ac
quaint the bank officers with your affairs.
course will be a strong factor In your success.
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Comer Second Street and Central Avenvt
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'TkcPoqtor'sS"
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L1IY1V.L
Zr. Lewis BaAvr
ine re
n war at
lion with
me of those unpleasant episodes
twniiii, in Soiilli Airier came t
digniticil with the lillr of "regr
ble Incidents."
Hul it is important that it should
be none giini.ilh known that a white
Hag in international law possesses a
significance quite dil I'ei ent in char
acter. 1-i.r an officer or soldier to display
flag or oilier token of sur
render in the presence of Ihe enemy
is a disgrace e.iiivalcnt to showing
the while feather; and Ihe Hrilish
regulations make il unmistakably
clear that the offender will be hied
nerul court-martial.
The surrender, by an officer charg
ed with lis defense, of any garrison,
post, guard ur position, whether for
tified or not, which even a detaeh-
1 111(111 Itlnv be ol'ilet-eil In luild cm un
justified by the istmost neces-
ly 1
.sit y,
I'nlcss this necessity
s well as national i--unw n, the surrender
1 griefs. Mow ll-l"l shame and dlsgrai
Man vvrit.s: "l.rt mo say that
hi I'liz.li's iiinl worries me. In
ii- I sn in tn have la-ni growing
tli,,'ii;li (inly ,','S. My fnml and
ilu nut rciuiii-i-iit,. mi' sircnirih in,l
i-rity, iiinl lately i li.no dizzy spolla,
inliliii1;. hc.ula, lies, Ii.sh of appetitp, mcni
.' and Icpt'lfssiii-ss. Uep,,ml,.iry and
ny int-1- my caitliiinn utv ever present."
iVii.su, -r: cheer up. get well nnd then
isilii. ymii- vitality by praner, leillller-
il, tain tltii'i- laain eail.iiiieno
liil.l.iH in s-,-;,l,, lulus with full ilircctiotni,
line Hi. -in mnl un as-repaid, pleasing ri'S
I. unlit, H .sin, ul, 1 riiHiie to y.air Cllllle S;lli.
I rat i ion.
The tiiK-siiom nriswietl uidnw nre gen
eral In character, the symptoms ur diseases
are given and t,e ansneis will opnly In
any case of simllur naiure
1 Huso wishing further uilvlee.
aiinress Dr. Lewis Baker,
(ol lege - IC 11 wood Sis., liaytu
seir-addressi-d stamped
u" Hume anil, lulili.-si must he given, but
inily Initials or fictitious name win be used
In tny answers. The prrsrnptions can be
linen at any well-slot ketl drug more.
uiuggisi can order of wholesale
free may
College Hldg.,
ton, (.)., enclosing
envelope for reply.
Any
be clearly
ici omes an act I
punishable
evidence is insulil
such n charge the
icer, is liable to be
0. Soldier to suffer
strikes J d alh ; or if the
cn ni to support
offender, if mi .,
cashiered, or if
imprisonment.
hat i"iHii'es lo be clearly under
sluod is thai the hoisting of a white
flag means, in itself, nothing else
than that the one party is asking
whether it will receive u eomnuitiicu
tioti from the oilier.
In practice, however, the while flag
in conse,uenee of being improperly
hoisted in' the course of an action hy
individual soldiers or small parlies,
has come to indicate surrender.
The white Hag is the universally
uiiib rsiood flag of truce, and no more.
lime immemorial ll has been
ponii
I. nsks: "lio y.iii think It
dure my Weight from I
ah. nit l y n pounds."
,V nsu
miiiii
l ul '.-gram an, i
lice, tilling to ill
I (ilic. ol, Initial,,
II' the
i t , bu e
ll Is Impossible to say Just how
cm n shire unlil after trying.
me tablets blloill.l he used
tti, ois wiih (-a.il sealed
at inent any drug store.
drams: wine of colohleum. n. nz.; romp
fluid I, alm-.i,,rt, l z. ; romp, essence rai,lil.
I nz-. and syrup sarsapiirlllii. f, ;.. .Mix
and take a leiispoonliil at mealtime and
again before going to bed,
'". !.. asks: "I have tried lo
Itching sealp. falling hair and bal.l
wiih num. tuns tonics, etc, but In
What do you recommend?"
Answer: I have been recommending plain
yellow nilnyol for the past seven years ami
seres of my patlerils are delighted with
Hie quick, pleasant notion of this remedy
In stopping itching, fi,niB lnr, dm,utT,
etc. It gives the hair health. l,,ui. n,l
noiiinig else. does. Obtain in 4-oz.
full directions.
It. M. n. writes: "Can you please pre
scribe medicine which will relievo me of
such distressing symptoms of kiilnev and
madder, as t lis following: j'nins In small of
bark, soreness in region of bladder, fre
quent calls at night hut canty flow with
pain, burning unit foul odor, putting of
limbs, etc."
Answer: Those seeking relief from kid
ney and bladder disorders shooia im-i., i.,ir.
rt tablets, a vi v a ,.fol
formula sold in sealed tubes with full di
nar,
ncss
vain.
igor
Jars with
Ing loilmw.
lions.
n.
Is UI1II:
si rod.
iliira you should easily
For t, lit ui ies Kiir-ope has accepnd
as sound the old adage which asserts
that if Austria did not exist it would
be iiccissaiy lo cic.ite it tu keep Hino
pi an peace. Italy has proposed tu re
pial this slaiiiic of diplomacy, at her
ow n gt eat peril.
Nothing: Wanting.
Some time vi In n you have a bad
cold f.'ive I "ha in I k -ria ill's Cough Hem
edy a trial and "ii will find nolhitig
wantiitir in that preparation. It loos-1 ,,,,
ens a cold, relieves the lungs, aids ex-1 Hi
pectoration ami enables the system to I
throw olf the cold ill much less time
than the usual t real merit. Mrs. 1.. K.
Allison. I.oganspoi't, lnd., says. "I have
never found anything that gave tin
relief like Chamberlain's Cough Ketu-
l-uy uui-. l or Date uy uu uvuicis, tin
Mi
! t'sril as a signal by an
'that it is anxious to
1 w il Ii 1 he i li ' r 1 1 x . and
j si-ttiifieani-e that it
possess in internal 101
( 'licit v tgila nrc
sari", tor the iiueslitui in
i is vv iu-iln r I In- hoisting of
I flag was authoi tzt tl bv the
Mi. i r.
I In consetinence, when the ft.
I hoisted the enemy need not neeessnr-
lire, lhougli it is absolutely
Ihe parly which hoists
armed force
coiiimutiicale
this is the only
an be said In
il law.
i always neces-
'Very case
the white
senior of-
is
Mrs. I.. It. vriics; 'What ran I do for a
laid case of sbaaach. Ii,r and bowel trou
ble. My food soins in sloiiiach, 1 rd't, have
li. ai l inn ii. nnd a full, uncomfortable feel-ins-
after meals; constipated nt Intervals,
roiled tongue and had breath all the
tinie.'-
Answer; Thousands of people In this
rotnitiy are untitled ns you are. and to
get immediate iel,f mnl gradually efTect
permanent results. I advise you to htiv of
you- dlugcist a dollar package of "double
four stomach and li.uvel medicine
as iter d reel ions on tlie packet.
I ",'!'' " n- auks: "I suffer from lieail-
aene and constipation periodically and mv
blood seems too thick causing languor und
tired feeling. 1 will thank you to prescribe
for me."
I Answer: Three grain sulpherh tablets
I (net sulphurl are most erieelive. In reliev
ing eonslipatioli. thinning the blood and
removing the symptoms f languor, etc. I
aihi.se you to begin taking as per directions
ilith each scaled package.
i inipr
and liirr
J. It. O. asks: "I am thin, nngiil
and turd. Mint call I take
b.-a i: It, slreiiclhen my n.-ia
my weight n'."".it Li) pound;
i Answer: Take regiil.llly wiih your meals
lime iM-iiln hypo-iiiirlanc tablets, sold In
j sealed packages, by druggists, with com
plete (liirrllons. These lab, els Improve the
Id I. Increase inn rtt ion, and strengthen
the nervous system if used regularly for
seierat months.
"W. 7," writes: "I have such a very se
vere cough and cold and have not heen able
In get anvthlng to help me. It Is weaken
ing my sysiem."
I AllSWer- l'se llln ftlln,n nn,l i-mir ..!.!
and use iand cough will vanish nnd you will soon
i be strong again. Oct a 2'4 oz. bottle of
concentrated essence meiitliolaxene anil
r. Weak take everv hour or livn This enn hi, Clt.-n
,n' pure or made Into a full pint of home-
1 ease , ma, to svrnn T.'iilt ,)ir,.etloii ns lo nort will
j be found on bottle. This Is a mild laxative
i ami will drive the cold from the system.
1111)1 Hill
e Hag
For in.'
lint Atih
l.ir '".ut h
geiieial. '
illllleU , .
l.iok. ! i .
mice, dining the siege of
in 1 IMi I. vv hen ii particu
,,'ied a Hag. the dapanese
mn Nogi, did nut imine
se riling un that furl: bi
ll it as inciclv in eliininarv
atmii.
It. O. O. asks: "Will you please prescribe
a home treatment for a bad case of ni-
j larrh of the nose and throat. Alun."
daughter Is alTected with l'l'lvla lj .
lor green sickness." f a
I Answer: Your daughter should heg?" "J
I Ing n tonic flesh-hiillitlng treatine" 1 " lBj
! for such a ease I know of nothing, t'nif
j than three-grain lij po-niiclane tables ' - t
cal treatment is also neeessarr foa . '.i.
Answer- Clo n.a l,n :.s... a . .. . k r u. i , I .i..i- i Is'1-'
- i liave not been able to find something I simple but effective antiseptic ani 1
Unit would ov. tvonm your rheumatism, for I live tiealmeiit can be followed at liir.
i,,ii ran i.e relieved if y,,n wilt take what) buying either a two or elght-ounre pi
' '-I' -" lot irein the ilnigstore: b ul Ide I of a iii Is.-pt Ic Vila ne Powder con taluiuj
of pWaiuiii, j diaius; sodium salicylate, 4 I vie to diret'Uoiw.
"I.ee" wrir.-s: "I have tried so many
remedies for rheumatism that I am almost
afraid to try any mere, but If yon can tell
nie a sure remedy I will try it."
l-h. A.
f, ttirf