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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16
IL uelned some.

since the advent Of the anticipation
of statehood from territory in the
near future which came upon us so
unexpectedly though long looked for,
everybody seems happy with The pros
poets. and are willing 90 anide the
slow but sure preliminary process OF
complying with the cond lions of the
enabling act In The meantime busi-
ness haas revived and win continue to
do so. The people of New Mexico arc
too wide awake and ou the alert until
the BAH reaches their hands. They are
.,,.,. iisrtus rvstuy ana VIII be ready
q, grasp hold of everything 60 help
along thc good dav of equal rights In
the citizenship when it comes To- u.s.
HtItn Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16
Editorial Sayings; Wise
and Otherwise
The simpIe Lifc Again.

That he De- making arrangements 10
get an aggregation of burros for the
transportation of tourists 10 points ot
Interest in and near santa Fe was the
declaration OF Or. j NJ. Diaz. hereto
fore Santa Fe's staunchest advocate II
the automobile Alleged restrictions
placed on automobiles (of which he
has three) in Santa Pc are given az
the cause for Or Diaz turning to the
cause Of the saint Of the desert IN
stead of the red devil' motor cars.
10 make the soJourn of tourists pleas
ant and profitable IN the Ancient city.
Ii ~ pointed cat by persons who have
lived On the east that autoists arc un-
der much greater restriction ia New
York state on in NeN Jersey than they
are or ever have been In New Mexico.
santa pee New MMcan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

How TO Make Potato Puifs.
For the potato puff which is used
to garnish the fish boil the potatoes
in intense heat, keeping the cover on.
drain and put through a ricer. To
two cupfuls OF hot cooked potatoes
add three tablespoonfuls Of softened
butter. one-half teaspoon1ul of salt,
and the yolks of three eggs slighth
beaten Put this mixture in pastry
bag but do not moisten the bag. as
the potatoes would get watery. and
press out into the desired shape on
the board. and then brown in oven.
The cucumber cup salad calls for
three small eucumbers, one cupful OF
peas one green pepper, served oh
cress with French dressing. The old
idea OF soaking a cucumber in salt
water Is obsolete now, as il is be-
heved that salt willis the cucumber
The poison lies in the tough rselint
which has been removed and n bt
used Co destroy reaches Allow the
cucumbers to stand in ice water, cut
them In two. remove the eenters,
then mix with the peas or carrots
cut in little balls and chopped green
pepper The outside of the cucum-
Der can he cut with e fluted knife to
look more attractive.
For the French dressing use three
fourth OF cupful of olive oil one
fourth of q cupful OF tarragon vinegar
(Which is better for fresh vegetables), ,
one teaspoonful OF salt one-fourth o'
teaspoonful of pepper. and q little
onion juice Cut the onion in two
and scrape with a spoon 10 get the
Juice Put the dressing in bottle
and shake SO as OF thoroughly mix
il. Fin the cups with the mixture
over which the dressing has been
poured and serve on Watercress. Cut
the bottom Of the cups "a little il they
viii not stand alone.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

more rapidly For this pudding soak
the gelatin in two tabiespoonsful OF
cold milk. Wash and cut raisins and
steam them over the kettle. Cook
the custard in double boiler, stirring
constantly until " IS the consistency
of thick cream and will coat the spoon
when done. Dissolve hydrated gelatin
in hot custard ana strain Add raisins
and nuts. cool. flavor and freeze.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16
Feminine FadS
and Foncies&&&

/ idea Of lessening household labor
ana shortening the long hours ever
the cook stove Eata disa. however.
viii be considered in regard To nu-
tritiVe qualities. for no matter where
the thermometer stands. the family
must have food that viii afford
proper nourishment 80 these pupils
study the ingredients of the foods and
the value Of each The other lessons
of these slmplifIed menus are toward
general attracilrcness. for the jaded
appetites Of the summer must be
tempted with dainty aud inviting
dishes. One DISH properly prepared
Is thought 70 BE- " more ealue So
/ family. than f0ar-coufse meal.
Brpiiee meals. souilIes croquettes.
meats done in the fireless cooker as
wen as salads which many families
make their chief dish during the
summer months are 10 b. specialized
ia this summer study. Also the cold
and frozen deserts and the uses Of
fruits. besides O number If beverages,
fruit punches. etc 7 am going to
give in thees columns today. menu
of tested quality which was demon
airated dniing the housekeepets lee
ture course in the school. this past
week
Planked Fish. Garnished Potatoes.
Cucumber cup salad.
Fairy Ginger Bread Brozen Pudding
IN plsnked fish either whitefIsh.
shad. or trout can be used The
plank should be Of wen seasoned
wood. as it is supposed 10 give the
fish a better flavor Originally men
cooking in the woods put their food
on pine boards. ns they liked the sus-
gesiien ~ resin ia it a plank with
groove Wiu be 4ound 10 baste eas-
ier After heating the plank the fish
is placed upon Il and may either be
baked IA the over or bToiled directly
under the flames Have the heat in
tense at first and then lower il grad
uaily. az All the proteid foods tougher
when cooked too fast If the fish
catches fire q dash of salt will put
out the flame
In preparing the fish always put II
on brown paper, which can be
thrown away and much scrubbing af-
torwards avoided il the hands are
washed in cold water with little
baking soda the fish odor viii have
been entirely removed. After scaling
the fish remove the head. tail, and
membranes and wash the fish care
fully in cold water Always bone a
fish for it tastes better ana is easier
70 serve Take out the bones with
the fingers. beginning at the head
and loaening few at q time Care
fully cut out any bones that are left
ana cat the fins with old scissors.
Dredee with salt and pepper, bat use
enough salt on edges OF board TO
make regular coating. as it viii
keep the board from burning. Spread
the fish open, skin side down, on the
board Nail the four edges down so
lhcy WON'T turn up. and haste with q
little butter Cock thirty minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

a whole carload of gasoline en-
eines has arrived 10 Demlne 70 pump
irrigation wells. This brief announce
ment tells the whole story of what
they are doing down ln the Mimores
afIaR
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

80 the oity and acting as joryman in
the beef trust triaL some men have
peculiar idea of pleasure but Il
Philip likes d, the rest % us ought
10 BE- satisfied The ordinary citizen,
however. would prefer seeing CHI
cage from some other vantage point
than Jurors bench
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

a return fight between Jeffries and
johnson would have 20 be held
abroad Perhaps there is method in
the madness Of those who are asking
for another scrap.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Kansas Red wheat $500 per hun
dred for chickens and pigcans. small
cr grains than native wheat. same val
ne i feed; just the utine for growing
chickens past the chick size. Have
sold great quantities OF this: il gives
perfect satisfaction. In IO0-lh. sacks
Try a sack with return priyilcec. 1t
saves your money. 4. ". Zee. ets-2ff-
sf6 ". lead avenue. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

lhe follow who makes the greatest
suDreas in hie is tht unr l.hn knows
bow nnd when io come down etc his
hieh horse aud travel with thc eom-
mun hcrd. THE fellow who H. living
up to his means and "a little more just
fo -pui un a sAoN.- Uul lose the con-
fdcnee of his friends and who wants
ts iiso iu this wafld Without friends 3
--mrr.l.rl Hn.nrl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Colonel Roosevelt gays he dOesn' {
know whether De win take hand in
selecting q governor Of New York.
Everybody else, however. is pretty
well satisfied on that point
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Five eases Of infantile paralysis
have been reported IN Kansas Evil
IDENTIFY the children in that grand old
state are unable 10 stand the prospect
oi lifetime In Kansas
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

There can at least be no stigma of
brutality attached to the ancient and
honorable game Of baseball Present
league rules make il strictly q polite
and Rentlemnply sport
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

lee and snow in August have dis
eournged the American homeseekers
up in Canada asomething that New
Mexico farmers cann9t understand.
fhis weather
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Possibly some Of tie people who
'arc crllicising the papers for giving
Space 70 q prize fight got "a wrong tip
from the sporting writer's advance ac-
Lrnnnts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

The proposed new party. like Gem
.tral American army. would be com
posed chiefly Of generals with no one
for the rank and file
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Perhaps those defective pieces Of
Iarmor on the Dreadnaughts are
steel plates' Such things have been
known.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

The Owl Is small. but he looks wise.
From the standpoint Of the bird, IL
was q negative Kind of wisdom which
got on the positive wire and burned
ont q $4,000 power plant IN Boulder.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

THE regularity with which the tcr-
ui0ral secretary Receives incorpoa-
zion papers nowadays is another r,lu-
tailon If thc pessimlstio cry that
statehood would make no difference.
Hardly a day passes hut some now
development concern announces Doe
intention of rnearins in business Boo
Nen Mszlco.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Things are reaching "A stage. when
q gentleman from Kentucky can't
wander up into Ohio without getting
iynched
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

The New Mexico constitution win
be q dry one or there promises to be
one grand big fuss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

fered severely and i is ~ highest i'm
Bortancc that we select as his success
aor man who can go forward with
the good fight with zeal such as
never has been displayed in this ter
rit0ry before
Walton Unanimous Choice.
"The name of MIR Walton was pro-
posed by Mr. Marion and IL met aith
Immediate response from every demo-
erat IN the house AS "a man who has
taken his own county from the ranks
~ an overwhelming republican ma
iority and placed il where the party
ef the plain people has an opportunity
to hold the republican organization
AZ bay he was the unanimous choice
Of the convention.
Mr. Walton is an associate of Col
Twltchel and IS the attorney Tor the
Santa Fe railroad.
Al of which goes 10 prove Well
what does 1t urove7
REFERENDUM.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Those German airshlps VIII here
after b. distinguished as nnn-difi-
gibles
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16
Berino. Dona Ana County \. II.
July -. 1910.

July B. AH'
ia the Editor
glr-In view ~ the approaching
election for members 20 the constlip-
tional convention it seems proper 70
suggest that men of ability and honor
be elected to represent this republic
can county The citizens who are not
political wire-Eullerg mention the fol-
lowing men from whom four could be
aalpcted without hesitation. viz lsi-
dora Armiio, H. y Holt, y. J. VII
inen. NJ. Lohman and r. F. Mcbride.
OF course. we have our ambitious sup
pIv Of candidates. but we need clean
able men. and when the time comes
for senatorial and congressional tim
her this county viii trot out q surprise
or two BUT first the constitutional
convention Respectfully Yours
G. r. JONES.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Newark appears TO be wen on the
way toward vlndlcatlng its reputation
ta lhw-abiding community.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlains Cohc, Cholera
and piarrhoea Remedy. All that is
necessary is TO give the prescribed
dose after each operation of the
bowels more than natural and then
castor oi 20 cleanse the system. II
Is safe and sure. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

The Statehood Bill will famliiarize
you with all conditions up on us be
fore becoming state. Only 2Jc
Morning journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

That wei known exponent of thr
baek-io-the-a,.-soIl-motement. PROF
j % Tinslel has furnished pr8c-
ii0ai arsument for the use 81 thc
common or Missouri muie ln The
farming teii or eastern Ncw Mexico.
His automobile bad ta he toued into
Ricardo iosfn by team or the husky
beasts ehich made their state famous
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Ishiiin Freaericks of Chauahon.
3d. who lived an DIS life within nfy
miles ~ chicago and never saw tho
town. says be- Be- going 10 enjoy eoins
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Lewis Single Binder gives man
what he wants, a rich, mellow-tast-
ing cigar.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Lewis Single hinder. straight Sc
many smokers prefer them Go 1oc
cigars.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

u. $. Mail Service TO Jemez Springs
Leaves Albuquerque at a. M
daily except Sunday. can carry three
passengers; excess baggage over 20
pounds. Tickets at Niao Brothers
First and Tijeras.
GAVINO GARCIA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Lewis Single Binder straight SC
cigar. You pay 10c for cigars not SO
good.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Get a copy OF Statehood Bill, only
25c. Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Artesia to Hope twenty-five miles.
Mail and passenger service daily, ex-
cept Sundays. Leave Artesia a. m.
Leave Hope 2.30 D. m. SO round triD.
New and excellent equipment.
CHAS. NJ. TANNER, Manager.
Artesia. n M.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

We board au0 care FOR horses
The best OF care guaranteed w l.
Trimble g. Co. 11a y. second street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16
Kitchen Klatter.

OncIuding a recipe exchange. in the
movement for easier summer kitchen
work Won't sou send in your favor
itesg Those simple of preparation
and suitable 60 the season being es-
pecially desired for the next few
months Amy aids devices or sug-
gestions ~ timely vllne Will be psb-
Iished. as well as an requests fpr
recipes. Address Communications 10
Kitchen Department. Morning Jour
nai.)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Stylish horses and buggies fur
nlshed on short notice by w. L. Trim
bic & Co, 113 n. Second street
phone ?.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-16

Attractive Ho, Weather Dishes.
The June classes of the Domestic
Arts and Science school % Chicago
are solving the problem of attractive
yet nutritious dishes for hot weather
All the dishes planned are with the
World's cresset., 1910-07-28

Eosr!.ed as second ct0ss
|aiicr : October .. DO8 at
|e !'ost-0Dice at Norwood
H. an4cr me Act OF COn
|,.css OF Warch 2rd. 1879.
World's cresset., 1910-07-28
VIII NORWOOD Mo- Thursday, July 2eth 1910, No ~

promise was fulfilled which he
spake IN this manner:
And this Is TIE promise that NC hath promised
us. even eternal life, John. ss5.
Also:
And this Ia ,hc recprd that God hath given
to Us etetnal life, ant this lfo IL 10 his SON,
iJohn. u,
Now brother Newly you have
before you the new birth. which
the Gentilcs was to receive,
which Christ spoke of, when he
spake to Nicodemus. This birth.
will develope more and more as
we proceed 70 show the second
birth of the Israelites, that
Christ spoke of when he said to
Nichodemus, that We must be
born again. But the first thing
that we have TO do inorder TO
show Tins second birth uf the Is.
raelltes, We must prove that
when Christ was here in the
flesh he blinded the eyes Of the
lsraelites bv parallels,
This Christ done inordcr that
those Jews would condemn him
to death and deliver him unto
, the Gentilcs to mock, and 10
scorgc and tn cruelty, so that in
his death ho could bring saliva.
tion TO the Gcntiles: as we have
above stated. And for the evi-
dence of them being blinded we
shall first, ask you 20 read:
, What them IsrFci hath not obtained that
which he secku.h for; mt the election hsth
otainad u, and tho rs,t were blinded.
tAccorling ns Il j. written ood hath given
WV" "o 'P"' W N'uh"ct' YVES lhNt Iney
should rot SEE. ant ears TIN, they ehould not
, heard unto this day tom. Il ~.
SO we see that Israel did not
obtain, that which they sought
:. for. They were seeking for
y their king to come, which in real
was Christ. And we plainly see
the reason why they did not OBJ
:, tain him. God gave them the
y spirit OF slumber, so that they
would not see.. And il was for
: this reason John said:
y therefore they could not believe, because
J. that Esaiss said again,
lie hath bl'n'icl theIr eyes and haricnct
1, their heart; that they sboIld not soc with theI
eyes. nor understand with thcir hearts. and b,
" converted, aud should heal them.
'e These thing. said Esahs, when he saw Nj
glory. snd spnke Of him. s.. John ,s % 10 u
re Christ had the twopurposes ii
70 binding their eyes the one Wal
10 as we have already said to CIV,
~ the new birth to the Gentiles
70 an d In binding their eyes Chris
es was sitting the Israelites TO
pc their new birth, which is yet Il
re the future. That is after b
'n takes a people from the Gentle
I for bis name sake; then he wi
a. return to the Israelites; Pleas
read:
ID To be Continued.
World's cresset., 1910-07-28
prophet ask the question on this
point, in this manner.

1pIupiiet uSh tile QucStlOH Oh tillS
point, in this manner.
| Who has, henrd such thiug2 who hast
seen such thingsf Shall tho earth be made to
bring forth in one day or shall a nation be born
at once, forss soou rs zion rrevailed she brought
forth her children. Isa. COS.
This will teach our Readers
that u whole nation had to be
born at once, aud the earth made
to be brought forth in one day
1 This has reference to the spir.
| itual birth of the Gentle world.
= And as we have said inorder to
bring this Spiritual birth of the
Gentle world abOuC, Christ had
10 blind the eyes of the Israelites
hv parallels. And this is the rea.
son that Christ said to Nichodc.
mus 'Ie must be born again. +"
: For after they were once blind.
ed, it would take birth for
them, to be brought out Of dark.
ness again. But in order to com
plcte the evidence of the spirit.
ual biith OF the Gentiles, we
shall ask you to rlad.
For Chris, also hast once suffered for sins,
Q the just Tor the Just, that he might bring II,
Z to God, b"ing pr, ;. death in The GusA, hu
:. quict,ped by the spirit,
by which also be wen, and preached uuto II,
u spirits In prison; ! Peter, isip
We are taught by this scrip
0 ture. that when Christ left The
! bodyon the cross, the spirit let
j him 10 the gsson houses OF thu
J. dead, to preach to the spirits II
n prison. And this confirms wha
John said, please read.
10 Marvel NO. at this for the hour Is coming 4
ie the which all that are in the graves shall hea
his voice
n Aud shall come forth they TINT have done goo
m unto the rcrurtc,isn oi life, aud they that lns
pf done evil. unto the resurrection Of dainna,iuu
IN ~. John. : ssY'.
We cannot be mistaken i
:, in such language, the dead ha,
to come forth, and this il cor
-. tirmad again in the following lar
guage:
Jesus when 40 Ind cried aga.n with lo'
~ voice, yielded mp the ghost,
po Aud behold. the vail Of the temple whs rent
IA twain from the top to the bottom, and tho cEr
id did quake, and the rocks rent.
sn And III, grave were oponed and many bodi
o! tho raints which slept arose.
And came cut Of the graves after hi. rssurrr
"' ton, aud went Int . the holy city, aud appear
he nn;o many. Matt. Il 10 TO 81.
Here we see that the grave
hat were opened, just what Jot
'" said should be. And then Isaie
=" m come forth and confirms Ma
I.s thew and tells 80 plain when
was that there il no room f
on doubt. please read.
{ n Thy dead men shall 1--we together with
l. dead body shall they arise Awake and sing
that dwell, In dust for Thy dew isHstha dow
e' herbr. aud tue Garth shah cast ont the de
H. lss 20 10.
I'D We could use no language th
On. would express this fact mo
nat clearer than this scripture,
nd confirm. our statement. That
YET whole nation were born At ONT
ION And inorder to prove that
de- was the Gentle nation viii
ay. was born at Christ's death q
resurrection, we shall ask ,
70 10 read
rth For We are his workmsnship, created IN Ct
ind ,ss,ss unto good works. which God hest bel
ordained that we shonld work In thsul.
II" y = ~. -.
World's cresset., 1910-07-28
QUESTIONS NO. q,
Riverside Calf.

Norwood Mo.
Dear Ed. | see in the CIEssET
OF July 7th. your answer TO Bro,
Tcwe's sermon recorded in the
CRESsET June lG 1910 You must
be born again.
The Ell says in his answer to
Bro. Towe he says. we are born
OF God in this life rs welIas to be
born of the flesh what ] want to
know is this; does the Ed. claim
that the natural man is born of
God in this life?
md. Cues. For John says who.
sOevcr is born of God doth not
commit sin Tor his seed remain
eth in him and he cannot sin be.
cause he Is born of God II John
80. Was this Apostle John born
of God If so why did he say, il
we say that We have NJ sin we
deceive ourselves and the truth
isn,t in u.s. q john l-s) And
as the Apostle says he himself
included and if he was born OF
tod and did not com init sin, why
did he say if we confess our sins
he is faithful and just to forgive
US our sins and to cleanse as
irom all unI'ighteousness. Il
Jonn l-9) Please answer soon
j, II. Newly
| TIE above questions calls fnrtf
a more thorough explanation ci
the language Of Christ.
"YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN.
Our article in CRESSET No. .
| July 7th. 1910. Was only intend
ed to SHOW that there was tw'
births with man in this life. Bu
Brother Newby has called il
question another point, in cor
nectiou wilh the HE Of AL mar
kind. And inorder TO forevc
settle this question with all VIII
read the CNEsSET, we will hav
to rehearse some things that "
said in Cur former Article, an
add such as becomes nccessar
to make known the facts on thi
all Important point, Therefor
Il VIC ask you to first read:
Marvel not at that said unto thee, io mt
be horn ugain. IT John. 81.
-. This is u parable spoken
: Nichodemus. And the reasc
that we say this is. because Chri
did not speak to the multitude
II to them that was without the cl
IS Gle of the Apostles in any oth'
way. For we read.
All these things -pake Jesus unto the mi
tu.lc Ia parabies; whd without u parable spt
vi he not unto them: Mutt. 1884.
IL Also.
And he rad nn,o them. r'uto you L, Is zi'
TO know thu my slrry Of the kinedom of lit
p. tn, unto them tna, are withoat, al. thcse iii
=" uru done In parabe.:
o. That seeing liiemay sec, and not porce
and hcarins they may hear. aud not 'ihderfia
,lr.t at any time they should be converted,
I'e 9 s.,ts .hou.d he forgiven them Mark II
'h by those scriptures we lea
IL that Christ was speaking
Nicbodemus,in in a parable. A
ut to learn what Christ ment WI
Int he spake this parable, Is
nc question 10 consideration.
Nichodemus was born In
aash. Then how could this III
-. be born again? Christ said.
icsrs ansac,ci, Verify. ycri', 'ay'nis'o
!, ~ Excr:A aman hc'bafnof x,.'erand ofsse .
- - he ca. M, ra,er intn tn. kses'oin II. tisd
4 u. ag'a ~.