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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
New MEXICO CROPS
ABOVE AVERAGE
Crop Reporter of Bureau Of
Statistics Gives New Terri.
tory's Condition as IL Per
Cent Better Than Average.

The Crop Reporter for June, pub.
lishod by the bureau OF statistics OF
the department OF Agriculture, shows
that conditions ia New Mexico and
Arizona are both above the average
his year, this territory being rated
NJ ilii, the average being 100. Ari
iona In rated Al l0f {. The report
{ Ontinues:
The month of MuN WAS not, on the
whole. very favorable for crop growth.
droughty conditions having prevailed
over "a great portion ~ the United
States. In consequence the condition
OF crop growth in the United States
ON June /. tnkns the country as a
whole. was % per cent below the
average condition on that date In re-
cent years Some relief rom the IN
favorable conditions came NJ the close
ol MAY and tn, FIRST part al June.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
$3.50 RECIPE FREE, FOR
WEAK MEN.
send Name and Address Jn,ay--Nou
Gan Have u Free aud lr
Stss,ng AMI Vigorous.

have In my possession a rescrip-
ton Cor nervous debility, lack OF Wig
or weakened manhood. failing mem
DRY ana lame hack. brought on by ex-
ccsses, unnatural drains. or the folliSs
ot youth, that has cured so many
worn and nervous men right IN their
own homcs--wthout any additional
help or medlcine--that | think every
man who wishes to regain manly
power and virilty. quickly and quiet
~. should have copy. so ! have de-
tcrmned to send u copy of the pres
cription free of charge, in a plain,
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
who will write for H.
This prescription comes from a
physician who has made special
study of men and ! am convinced II
Is the surcst-acting combination for
the cure of deficient manhood and
vigor failure ever put together.
think I owe IL To my fellow man
Ia send them a copy IN confidence so
that any man anywhere who IL weak
ana discouraged with repeated fall
urcs may stop drugging himself with
harmful patent medicines. secure
what ! believe ~ the quickest -acting
restorative. upbuilding. sPoT.ToCcH-
ING remedy over devised. and ~
cure himself ~ home quietly and
quickly. Jus, drop me line like
this pr. A. T.. Robinson. a,a2 Luck
Building. Detroit. Mich and VIII
send you a copy of this splendid rec
pc In plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge. \ great many doctors
would charge $500 60 81 90 for mere
~ writing ont a prescription like this
but | send II entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
ippiINH LOCAL PEOPLE
lttA.l< LONG NON NlsC

TO the Accompaniment of fan
tarc ui bon VOYAGES hy "A hCsS of
local friends, party OF prominent
Albuquerque people started this al'nf'
noon on the first stage of year .
tourney around the world. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs q, iIachcchi,
Miss lola Ba' hechi, Mis-. Anita Grad
and Mrs. \ Iencioni
The party viii sail July LIST IRON
New York Tor Genoa. proceeding
thence To Florence. Mr.. Bachechi
old home. Amer spending some time
in and about this ancient seat OF the
III Medic. Mr.. and Mrs. Bachechi
and their daughter viii visit BeFilh'
ST. Petersburg and Vladivostock' pre-
ceedinp thence by the trans'S'peglah
railway across western Enrope ana
northern Asia Some time viii he
spent In Japan and the return rip
viii he made by way OF The Pacific
and San Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
IN TWELVE MONTHS
Men W"o Game ,o Lake arthur Ja-s
Twelve Months Ago Have Had
Wonderful Success,

The Lake Arthur Times contains
90, following interesting record of
the success of two mon " ho have
been IN the community Just ycai
we came down her, - littlc over
90 year ago. Last fall our ariesiHn
we'll was completed which proved to
be- one OF the best six inca wells ~
the country. ON February LIST We
planted cight acres of wheat which
We harvested on June II. and yield
cd us from - g. so bushels ~ grain
To- tne acre. ON i've of these acres
Ne sowcd alfalfa with the whcas
which gave US % mir stand of alfalfa
as soon as thu Whot, Was cleared on
Tho remaining az vr acres va plant.
cd AT once to maize and millet. this
VIII give M another good crop of
grain before growing season IL over.
We planted ten acres of Indian corn
IN May. have secured q nno stand ana
bids fair To give - hr1Vy yield. our
kaihr corn al eleven acres Is - full
stand ana IL growing SO fast tlat II
looks like a bumper crop. Ten acres
OF alfalfa and cane Is coming SPLEEN
Ididly aId loons very 'omising be-
Hi''N WIZ NJ 'NlfN'A w i'ttiiA
ten acres to maiz. We have i've
acres in cantaioup,s and fu: a bet.
ter growing Held you could no, wish
The vines are of q good size. fun OF
Blooms and Il lot OF fruit already set.
This VII give VI ripe cinviloupcs
early IN July. our garden IL n row
clation. Lettuce and radisb,s can
lac had as early rs you wish them.
Early In May W. gathered peas. thir-
~ ta1ee hundred 1T one Pick ing
from small patch. garden beans on
May rs, good size and nnc qualify
carrots. bee,s. turnips. tomatoes. cab
bag". cucumbers, and water melons,
all are doing fine. Also peanuts. pop
corn. Irish and sweet potatoes thrive
wonderfully Watsr. sunshine. good
soil ana care means splendid success.
PFlSTER AND WElSER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
NEW RAND McNALLY
MAP IS PUBLISHED

\ new indeXed pocket map and
shippers guide Tor New MEXICO mas
been issued from tho press oil Rand
McNally and Co, OF Chicago. Los
Angeles aud New York The map is
one OF revised series for all the
states and territories. and contains
the new census for New Mexico.
The book IL useful indeed Tor bust.
ness men. students and tourists. and
offers in compact form the most com
plotc aud practical information II IS
possible Ia obtain. They are OF great
aid 10 shippers and travellers as well
as employees and students about 10
enter the civil and railway mail serv.
ice. Details are carefully entered ana
the maps are accurate and legible.
The new maps are greatly In de.
mand by motor parties as well as ex.
cnrsiOnists into some OF The mountain
Gus AMI oii-Of.thc.wav places in the
new state The present H. one ot the
hes, editions in the thiry.Gyc years
~ map puhiishine experience OF the
Rand NcNaliy COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
TO HAVE
DIRECT SERVICE
Santa Fe to Place Fast Modern
Equipment Train in Use Be.
tween Arizona City and Los
Angeles Soon.

Phoenix. Aria. June Ell has
been announced here by General
santa Fee Agent Goldsworthy that the
Santa ~ VIII place II new
modern equipment las, service train
in use between here ana Los Angeles
about september Is.
This viii he a new feature pf the
coast lines service al the system, az
the road has not heretofore competed
with IN. other coast roads Tor the
passenger business b.tMeen the tw5
cities The trains viii he Thoroughly
modern aud of the latest design
by the traffic agreement watch was
entered into sh lrt time ago b. ~"
81 Louis and san Francisco lines.
IN" contract allowed the san Frau
CISCO linc Ia carry u large part al
IN" -, Louis freight and passenger
service over tn. Iiolon cut-off The
passenger service VIII not 5e started
until October /. but the freight serv
Ice is now IN force between 81 Louis
ANA san Francisco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

formation applicants should apply To-
the secretary "f th" local civil serN-
ice board
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

midnight ~ pull the train out
Considerable bay has hcen coming
Ia lately and II being TAKEN 10 the
nov corral ~ the toWuslto This j.
part ct shipment ~ loo IONS re-.
gently purchased from w.. Elliott o.
Rucob
Ny y recent ruling. upon the com.
pirNuu Ci me new corral 100 ~" town.
siin lll hof es win have go lr Kept
therein whether they b,lour TO- th'
Government ~ individuals This a.
con, foI sanitary reasons The corral
VIII De cleaned every day y has
been found troublesome 20 hpy. q
number uf nrIyat, corrals Rep. dean
Jas liroWn ana wife have his
week moved rom govcrnmD NJ 'cnt
on Co., flat in Ash CANYON to one 0i
the Nhrcr.fuom cottages on The hiil
The wife ui SAN Matson arrived 10
ramp This wcck from Alabama They
viii aeon move IN cofinee on the
hill
" VI Niesinejou ~ Narbl, CuY
colo recently arrived on camp fmu
Phoenix Ary nd ~ nov ono at the
carpenters
M and Ni. George Mari have ic
mrncd from i.as cruces and gone o.,
nous. knopn. boz % ten ~ the town
site
r., " e. Buell. he minister o
camp. b. VISITING relatives ~ La
Cruces this Ncrl
The Ladies' All society held a meet
ing ai the nom, oi Ms Gillinehau
on Tuosdai 10 perfect plans Tor tn
&c., cream social 10 be giyon ~
Thursday might
Word has hcon received from Every
hndy's Magazine stating mat the,
viii make good he subscriptions
received hy Nj Arnold. who repre-
scented himself ~ u wriici aud AZ
licitor of subscriptions for that maya
zine Arnold claimed 10 be- watkins
from baltimore 10 san Francisco, an,
while IN this vicinity claimed tn b.
writing IA article on he Elcphan
Buttp project.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
HANDSOME SCARE-PIN FREE.
\ Phenomenal Offer Made by % New
York tirn,.

Thousands all over tho United
states are taking advantage OF "A gem
erous offer OF the Gotham Company.
iiGl Broadway, New York City. max.
ing request for bcnntiful gold plated
scarfpin FOR lady or gentleman.
which ia mailed 10 anyone sending
name and address free of charge.
This offer Is made 10 introduce
their catalogue OF general merchan-
disc, household goods. iewclry, nov
elites. etc. Readers Of this paper are
requested TO send name and address
Immediately. iuclosing five two-ccnt
Stamps 90 cover packing and postage.
Send today and receive without cost
a piece 90 jewelry that you wili be
proud o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
GRADUATES CLASS
OF FOUR STUDENTS
Pioneer Educational Institution Turns
Out Amotl,sv set ot Promising New
NJ xicNWs.

santa re. y. NJ. June est
Michael's coilcgc held "a. graduating
exercises of l's nlty-second class
Thursday night Henry u. Kaune.
Manuel Lujan. Augusln Sisneros and
Apoiinar Arrnta composed the class
The address oi the evening was de-
lIvercd b. Attorney u. Al. Read.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
In the Proho,c court Of PcrnaIn,

In the prnhntr Court Of Rorpallllo
County. New Mexico
In the matter of the Estate %
Eugrnio =. B.g.la. Deceased.
Notco ~ heraiiy given thai thc un
d,rslElod was on the 9Th dag oi Jun
1911. appointed administratrlX OF the
estate 0f Eusenio y. Ba ella dec,as-
ed, by tie probate court Of B.rnalinn
county; ana having qualified as such
administrators, ai persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
crd.nt are hereby notified and re-
puired 10 pres. 1t the same 10 the un-
dors.gncd IN the manner and within
IN, time prescribed bN law.
Dated June 90. 1911
Soi.EDAD GONZALES dc RAREIA
Administrative.
By MANN 4 NENABLE.
Attorneys for Administrative.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
HAS SUNSHINE CIRCLE
seventh street baptist Mission Has
Organization of Girls. Who
Win DO Good Work.

The sunshine circle. class 3 ui tn"
Nurth seventh street baptist mis-
sion. were entertained bt th'lr teach
,r, Mrs FormbS last saturday. tn"
circle f. new organization w th" NJ"
of tho mission. The mcWbors ana Of
nccrs are. Roberta Jobson. president.
Helen Ferguson. secretary Clarki"
Watson. treasurer Esther Timms. H.
brarian Edith Olson, Ruth Hobby
Gcrtrud" stone. Edna llulctt, Clover
committee. Catherine Ab"l. Fannie
Phillips, Mabel HAYES are ia, visiting
committee.
The circle viii meet again the com =
ing SATURDAY with Mrs. Furmhy Tho
girls viii spend part of tho after
noon picoiug quilts. after which the
following program viii De rendered
scripture reading aud prayer
Song.
Recitation. Helen Ferguson
Piano solo. Esther Timms
Recitation, Edna Iiulctt
Violin solo. Roberta Iohsou.
scripture contest, class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
AN EXTRAORDINARY MAN
\irNand"r irvine, Preacher Turned
socialist, PRAISED bs
trcciitian.

Alexander Irvine, who Nill lecture
bon Che Eiks' thoatcr Tuesday night on
socialism" is one OF the most cx-
trtordinary men Ia public life ia
America tnd7v or this remarkable
man james crcclmun in Pearsons
Magazine says
81 saw him IN tho pulpit of the
church of the Ascension. his lear
shaver face ana dark eyes shining
with enthusiasm. lie preached his
sermon and then invited MS congrc-
BATON To- go at once 10 the parish
house and take part In Socialist de-
bate. Mr. Irvine ~ an extraordinary
character. He Is tail and thin and
has the face OF Thomas Jefferson. \
prclctaran OF great power, ana yet
hc has the gravity and dignity of a
monk. the pleading cloquencr and
Imagination of poet WITH inst a
touch Of the ihunderous stree, ora
tor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
t.IDt.HiN p\~St\stE GIFTS
~E\ti,t FALL VI DEPOT

\ serious accident was narrowly
uNrrtod at tn" station this morning
when u passenger on the santa Fc
limited. No. D. was almost thrown
under tho wheels of the train. which
was iust pulling out ana which Ia"
was ond,ayoring 10 board
The name ot the hclatrd passenger
was not learned He Was an elderly
man. He had mistaken tho time 81
rs, dcpartur" of thu train and az the
limited pulled out ne was just walk
ing odt the door or tho dining room.
Work iS hoing done on tho tracks
between the main lin, TRACES and the
station. aud this retarded tho old grn-
tl"man ia his efforts 10 reach the
moving train when hc finally did
get across tho last Pullman was Just
out of his roach Cumming as rapid
~ as was possible for one ot Ws nd-
vancod years. he caught tho hand
rail of the rear cay. bat as tho vost'
bulo was closed his hand slipped and
H. sustained a severe fan passon-
gers un the rear platform pulled the
bell cord and the train was finally
brought 10 u stop about 500 ur ioU
yards below the station
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

Chorus
CD "Tattlr Tale" .,.........
CD Little sunbeam ..,.......
..... kindcrgartcn Pupils uf Mrs.
steward
Vocal trio. sing, Little Robin" .,..
.... Dorothy Booth Dorothy war
rem and Frances willard cart,
wright
a "nlphhiSl ....ts.... Norlud Booth
Address. "'rh. Relation of Flies.
Mosquitoes ana Water liugs uT
Insects t. Public Health ....
,...... ,........ IN dc Ia Ncrgnc
Plano solo Melody ...........
......... Edward Lcrartc
Nucu duet Autumn ...........
...... Misses Viola nlu,hor and
Pauline Cartwright
Piano durt blooming Meadows"
.,.,.,. Misses Margaret Cartwright
"ud haulu, Cartwright
llhnu trio ........ Misses Cartwright
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETING HIGHLY
INTERESTING
Excellent Program Entertains
Good Sized Audience Inter.
esting Talks by Physicians
Give Valuable Information.

Tho splendid program at th, Wom-
ANS club this afternoon attracted
tntuug. of uuu-mombcrs az wen u.
cub women who we're entertained bt
the excellent musical numbers aud
cdin,d Dos the Instructive addresses of
iva of Nbuuu,rlu, leading phys-
clans on topics ol peculiar interest IA
this high altitude where nervous cx-
hauation frcpucuul occurs. and ut the
beginning ol tho rll aud mosquito
t,nsou
The musical ugmb'fs hv the pupils
~ Mrs Luther steward covered the
'tudouts With glpr, and reflected
great credit ou their Instructor These
perform, o. ranged in ur, from the
young ladies hoe their t,u- To- woo
rrimn duuuaa OF p. o and wears.
The uddrossos ol the physicians held
tho CLOSE attention ut an present and
their wise suggestions ON methods Of
health ptcsorsatiou viii me- doubt be-
pfacuccd aua rcsult ia mc.umablc
aid to the physical pols' of Nlhuqucr-
dutaus
Following is thu program Zoo fun:
Leader br Margaret Cartwright
Plano solo. Feast of Roses" ......
........ Miss Margaret Cartwright
Piano duct, The keepsake ...
.. Bessie strong Qua John steward
Address Causes ana Prevention uf
Nervous Exhaustion ..........
,...-...t. t..... Or. " q Hope
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

use In registering the daily climate
records mas boon received by Super
ntcudent nclmau 90 The Rio Grandc
Industrial school and q daily report
viii now boz furnished To- the pualic
through tho columns of the Evening
Herald.
There viii D, reception to- the
new members and a grt-acduaint"d
meeting at thu II. T. church south,
|&t> south Am. this evening at \
O'Clock TN, affair viii II, informal.
consisting of shor, program of
music ana words ui welcome To- Now
members Light refreshments win he
served
The local lodge ut Odd Follows viii
meet tonight ~ $50 at odd Frllows'
hall. whore AN unusually entertaining
program will ID, carried cut After
routiuc business ~ dispatched there
viii be Il public initiation. followed bN
"A dcurhtful luncheon aud dancing Al
visiting odd Follows and the general
public are cordially invited
That Albuquerque merchants do
not hay. much fear fur thu honesty
OF the people of this city was attcstcd
last night when Policeman &. T..
Kinds found three downtown bust
ness places with th' doors unlocked.
These places were the Jatfa rIoccrN
company. Roy l.. Iruuch's j"Wciry
store ana y MauzHniun's fruit store.
Tho latter place on south First street,
The owners of the places were noti-
Inn knn nm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

Nm maddcr than MurphV''
"Whlts the cause
Mn wife wore q harcm skirt doVI
broadway from Forty-sorpud stree
to Madison square
"W,ll'
"Nud ''pdN noticed hri'''a-
cleveland Plain Dpalrr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE WEATHER
Tonight and Saturday generally
fair; not much change m tempera.
turc.



George T.. Allen of Hodges is IN
town today.
G.. e.. Hcacork aud family arc IN ~.
uuquorquc from Chaua.
Il T. uyud IS Madrid vsito" her"
today
Charles T.. spadcr d. u town from
II,rhaliilu.
e. ~ Pcrciva! aud Nit, are N the
cts from Las Vegas
j. : Harlan. general contractor.
IS here from ~ Eayard on q snort
business trtp
Mis- spooncr and Mis- Malloy oi
bridgeport Conn. are visitors ia Al.
bupucrpuc.
Sir. aud Mr. Fred k,nt have ro-
turned from rip Goo south Dakota
and other points.
Felix MARITIME we'll known bust.
| ness man 81 ~ phso. i- IN the city
on short business inp.
Governor Mills and Adlutant Gem
cril Hrookos returned tu santa =,
last night.
y - Scis, merchant at lslcta, re-
turned home last night after Ousi-
ness visit mere.
Elmer T. ~tudlcy has returned 10
his home IN Ration alter attending
| the Roosevelt banquet here.
j Il Galusha. special officer Tor the
Santa Fc, left last uislt tor his sta
| ton at san Margial
james Brown anu Thomas j. Lynch
are Gallup visitor, BOO Albuquerque
today.
NJ r. McGraw. G. j. McGraw and
T. =. McGraW form q party here
from newton kansas
T. Baca. well known merchant aud
stochman OF pcua Blanca, Is ~ the
! city
Airs g. l.. Loroy aud Miss Mdjoric
l.orcy are IN Albuquerque .tud Btr-
ualilln.
charles l.. Ballard. sheriff of Chayos
county, vino came acre To- meet Thco.
dorc Roosevelt. returned this morn
ng to his home.
The hrmcycr-Ca1anaush urchcs-
ira lett last night for Gallup whore
they will furnish music Tor a ball to-
night
\. y. Jones of Lat Vegas, mcmocr
from New MoNiro uf the Democratic
national committee, is IN tho city on
business.
$. r. Swaync uf ~ Wayne Ind.
who has been herr Tor some time. has
returned to Indiana to di@pos, 81 his
business and property There to return
10 New Mexico 30 make his home
= y. Blaichiord. farmer and fruit
grower Of san Juan county Who with
his family has spout the winter here.
left today on an overland trip to his
lands.
The hlbuqucrquc Choral club viii
meet with Mrs limnc ~ her music
studio Monday night to begin work
on "Thc CrucinXiou" by Staincr This
sacred cantata win he given by the
clue Just after Lent
The n. Rex John Mills kcndrick,
bishop of New McNiro. viii make his
annual visit To- - John's parish 90
thir city on SUNDAY morning. Bishop
Kondrick will preach at the u O'Clock
services and also at the $50 services.
Cooley left last night for their homo
IA silver City after spending two
days here with the Roosevelt party.
They were guests while here at the
home Of Judge Ira (. Abbott
Tonight the state band win give
its dance In the Elks' BAN room ana
iipromlsos tobo largely attended. The
nand VIII furnish the music for the
dancing. which is q guarantee that II
viii be- first class
Harry r. Johnston, the automobile,
bicycle and sporting goods dea,cr. is
today moving his stock and extensive
repair shop to the Stern building ~
the corner of Fourth street and Cen.
trail avenue
\ complete set or Instruments for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
GOING At 5 CENTS

W. have tie lars-
est aud best aSsnrt-
mrut uf Jc tablets
n NlbuVuCrqu, ANY
STYLE ur size Nnu
want choice DC.
STEp\G'S BOOK STORE.
SOC West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

Shoes of Quality

0UR delightful Spring gathering of Fashionable
~ Shoes for Men Women and Children is now ready
fol- your survey.
The assortments varied the tastes of people
If you do not realize It, want to impress upon you
the advantages for satisfactory trading here
Because of our economical methods a position
to offer you many advantages. peculiar only to this
store and earnestly seek the opportunity to demon
srae these advantages to you.
Whether you come to buy just to see the shoes,
visit to our store vii certainly repay YOU and VIII
please us.
We want your patronage, and will do everything in
our power to make service and shoes warrant
you in giving ii to us.
You will find ready and willing to stand by each
and every shoe sell We make satisfaction by
guaranteeing It,
May expect visit from you Soon'
New Spring Shoes for Men .......... $3.50 to $500
New Spring Shoes for Women .......... LIS TO 4.50
New Spring Shoes for Children ........ LOO to 300
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

"Th,y started In purely platoni,
WY 20 read Lucilr together"
well
"NpW they are interested in book
that tells how to build "a 81 u0t
house pittsbure Post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-04
THE VICTORIES or PEACE.

1t is source OF pardonable pride 10 Ameri-
cans that their country and its chief executive
have been leading the great movement for world
wide peace To our mind. President Taft is to
day the most commanding figure in this great
work. However much we may differ with him
on other questions, we would not withhold from
the President one iota of the credit to which
his advanced stand for international arbitration
clearly entities him.
The victories Of peace are no less glorious
tham those of war-the victories of war being
glorious only when the sword is drawn TO de-
fend the right
World progress which means a higher aver
age of comfort to the people, increased opportu-
nifty for intellectual advancement, and added
facility for the pursuit of happiness IS only
possible in times of peace, and, If the race would
attain to "the mark of the prize Of its high
calling. it must cease its martial activities In a