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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
With Scissors and Paste
THE DIc.Tu or AsTuOpuI,I

tThe following atanzas from The
poleful Lady Of Clorindn are supposed
To have been written by MARY, Coun-
tess of Pembroke. mourning The death
of her brother, referred 10 here az
Astfophcl. hut they are from the pen
of her brothers friend the poet Ed
mund spenser)
Az me. to whom shah my case
compliance
That may compassion my impatient
Friefo
or where shall unfold my inward
paine.
That my enriyen heart may find re-
licfe,
Shall unto The heavenly powers It
show
or unto earthly men that dwell
below
Woods. hills and rivers, now are desc
late.
sIth he is gone which all them did
grace.
And an their fields do wailc their
widow state.
sith death their foircst flowre did
late deface
The fairost flowro In frld that ever
grew.
Was Astrophel that was. we all
may rev
What eruell hand Of cursed foe I'M
knnwne,
Hath oropt the stake which bore so
faire a flowrc2
tntimely cropt, before It well were
growne.
And ceane defaeed IN untimely how're.
Great losse to all that ever him did
see,
Great losse to an but greatest losse
to met
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
A GERMAN ADnRaL's VIEW.

NNice Admiral Hermann kirchoif
of the German navy, In the Ham
burger Fremdenhlatt of Sept 80
The splendid and great victories of
our armies in all directions. which
have already done much to clear up
the general situation. have given rise
TO debates both in the press and in
private circles as 10 the final object,
the final aim, of the war
That France has to he beaten. hut
not wiped out, as a highly cultured
nation. that We must even try to be
on good terms With France in the fu-
turc. VIII be admitted by practically
everybodN II is also admitted that
our enemies in the east. who have
nothing TO seek in Europe. nlust be
thoroughly beaten so as to make it
impossible for them ever TO make
war against us again.
number Of newspapers say that
to do away with czarism and panslav-
ism would be enough to insure a
lasting peace, free the people from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
rmE LOAN SHARK EviL.

ono ~ the serious evils aftllctne
almost every city Of the country d
the loan shafk--ihe man who makes
leans 70 INDECENT people on those who
are incompetent or those who sud
denly lind themselves In financial
straits. takes collateral security and
charges b. 10 ~ even Is per cent a
month
Not long ago. man IN Chicago
had given bin Of sale for part NJ
his household furniture. 10 a loan
shark. lie got 500, less SO Tor the
first months Interest with $50. he
left the city. abandoning wife and
small children. The wife knew Moth
ing " the dead with the loan shark
unul he appeared with o constable
oaried the furniture out Of the house
ana told the victim that IL the fnfni-
ture seized ala not sell for the amount
he would attach the remainder OF
her household goods for the debt.
some red -bloodcd people happened
20 I've In the ncighbefhood, and he
fore the shark" got away with the
load Of furniture. he WAS seized by
angry hands. given several severe
kicks to huston his steps toward a
lagoon In Lincoln park whore he
was dueked three times for good mca-
sure.
Meanwhile. other willing hands
took the furniture from the man and
placed IL back Ia the rooms from
which II had been taken. Others has
tened to The municipal court and rot
restraining order from the Judge
and had il served on the constable.
Ilut the end was not yet. \ war
rant was sworn out for the loan
shnfk charging him with mury and
he is now waiting trial under bond
Of 81. coo
II the loan shark should receive
aimllar drastic Treatment whenever
he becomes a menace aud nuisance
III the community, he would soon
cease his evil career.
The next session Of the Sew Mex
leo legislature should pass drastic
loan shark law. What occurred IN
Chicago might occur IN this state
even ia Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
WHIT ms BRokEN DOWN?

Editorial St Marks outlook
! As ! write, there lies upon my desk
Il mass of ill-conceivcd, differentiated
and utterly undigested stuff. that es-
says to he literature. the untimcly
( fruit born OF this dreadful nightmare
condition that has suddenly settled
down upon peaceful world out Of
this mass Of confused ideas, Tracts
FOR the Times etc, one caption glares
at me like some hideous gargoyle in
The form OF this seemingly unsolvable
riddle. Has Christianity broken
down f' without deep reflection
upon what the author really means.
I feel Ike saying NO, for 1t has
never cat least in mN timel been ad-
equately ana efficiently set up The
query reminds me OF another remark,
way by a so-called leader Of society"
The subject under disc ussion was the
Church in Modern Life. and this
was her contributions Il have given
up the church, because it seems to me
il has practically finished It's work,
The remark WAS 40 surprising that We
ventured TO say. That's a curious no
ton, our observation had been that il
had hardly set begun Every ooca-
sion. every crisis, is seized upon BY
someone generally by one who is
wholly and ungenerously unsympathet-
ic With all that religion stands for, to
hay To the church and Christianity
very misfortune and every in of life
True the church has been in the
world for nineteen centuries; true
Christianity has sought through every
agency that would lend itself to its
support Go interpret to men the things
that pertain TO the higher life. true,
these agencies have in our time be-
come multform and multitudinous,
TRUE again, the light of this religion
given To the world by the lowly Naz-
arcne. has been carried into the dark
est spots Of darkest continents. No
one need apologize at all for this
mighty propaganda, this worldwide
enterprise.
kui the acknowledgment of all this
does not justify the critic Ia maintain
ing that. wherever civilization breaks
down Christianity is responsible
therefor, We heard an astute ohserv-
"a say net long since that commerce
was the greatest civlllzing force the
world had produced cur own con-
lecture is that il Is to this mighty
modern factor with al its sclfishness
and lust for wider fields OF expansion. |
that we must look for one Of the most
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27

ognized az leader Boo the social and
Industrial development that she hr.
lieyes will loom large In the future OF
me Empire state under its new cons
7utution. Il IN predicted that through
out The whole state il powerful nom
partisan vote will sweep 20 election
This spokesman for women. who WAS
porn IN republican family, holds OF
lice under democratic mayor an
happens 10 be running on the bull
moose ticket II only The women Of
every county will work for their state
representative ny earnestly A. their
sisters about Greater New York. Il
Will be possible for them TO have q
voice an The shipping of The eonstitu-
ZION under which they and their chill
dren must live.
Mend Makeup.
AZ last yielding five out ~ IT'S eight
columns Ia local news. the siRnin-
cant front page Of New York city
newspapers has Just broken the man
date Of the makeup for all war news
from side To Side and end 10 end.
For weeks all news of native interest
has had to follow pages Of foreign ca-
BILE matter that the reader tired Of
long before the makeup man sized up
MS hunger for home tldings Now that
the war has been RELOCATED TO IT'S
proper place In the eve Of the public
II y hoped that the papers will never
go back TO the form Of foreign white
papers with splashes of American
doings confined 70 the last few pages
Fish Fans.
Before the Ice sets In TO cool the ar.
dor Of the local fishermen, record
catches in the warm waters Of the
Hudson are now being reported 10y
tho men who are loath 60 leave their
rods before snowfall. Tom Gods. bass
ana snappors. With cells aud crabs are
being taken from croton 90 Kings
bridge IN quantities that seem almost
even In these unusually
warm fall days. Though the fishing
horeabouts Is said to be this year I'M
usual, everyone Is taking with a grain
1f salt the tail tales that always fol. (
ow the fishermen back 10 supper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
Politics Suddenly Guaranteed
Into Life in City of New York

Aew York. oct &c. - suhmergug
war talk and business bem0aulnRs,
the final fortnight Of the state cam
palgn has today shown a STIR OF po-
iitical lie that is amazing everyone
IN this city. After weeks Of deadly
apathy, The voters have just begun To
crowd the thousands " halls. street
corners and vacant lots whore cam.
palgn boomers have organized rallies
for various candidates for state office
eaeh night. with tons Of political liter.
allure pow being circulated az the cart.
tails - the spelbinders an over town
and real party fighting talk drowning
out the echoes Of the European war.
New Workers feel nearer normal than
ever since foreign fighting began.
paupcr Planting.
with 100000 paupcr graves now
filling almost every available inch of
Potters Field. every effort ~ this
week being made by the city authorl.
tiee 10 solve The problem Of provldlns
at lenst II layer Of earth for their
dorelict dead. -Four layers OF close
packed collins To trench are now
being laid by the eonvicts who are
employed 10 plant the last few rows
Of Ibis overcrowded acre ot the dead.
who are transported TO their last rest
without sign of services ana Mt the I
rate of almost q thousand q month 1
Though Gotham cannot lind single /
piece II soil to add 10 lis public bury /
INK ground, II IL hoped that crema- T
ton may save some Of the horrors Of .
this cemetery scandal
Women Working.
breaking all party lines ln united /
effort 60 obtain for the women Of this
state representation In framing the
that VIII control lbs ~
tufe for the nest twenty years u great
aroup of social workers here are to-
day leading a movement IN support Of
Katherine Bcmeni Davis as dele
gate 10 the all-important cnnstiiu-
Iionnl convention with thousands Of
men as we'll as women advocating tn
peculiar qualifications of this Roch-
'ster woman. who has come 10 be rec
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
ooo,Ooo.ooo SLAIN IN BATTLES.


ENploitors may come and cxploiters
may go, kings may reign and die, COY
ernments may decay, maps may
change their tints ana flags their col .
ors but the Impulses of life in the
veins of the European peasantry beat
unconscious of II all--until the day OF
slaughter OFTEN II never came for
generations Even in the lark ages
whole provinces lived peacefully for
long intervals Food shelter and the
love-longings were never denied peas
ants, scrf on slave. 1t mattered lit
tie who ruled in Rome or st. Peters
burg 50 long as the sun rose and set
Life was no less sweet to the peasant
and his maiden. Always with the one
eNception-when the day of slaughter
came. And now for the slaughter
Five hundred million peasants have
been slain 10 battle since Christ was
crucified
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
\ STRONG ruIL NECESSARY.

The election VIII occur one week
from today what the result win be-
no one at this time can forecast with
accuracy As The louinal said YES
terday morning the election Of CON
gresham Ferguson depends to il
great extont upon what is done hg
the democrats II the Pceos valley
counties
Reports from tbat section are NOT
roassuflng The democrats are spill
up ANA each faction particularly IN
shaves county II laying the blame
on The other Under the old leaders
democratic matorilcs were biz a
younger set gol control The new
leaders dan't seem ln know what To
Do with She organization after they
have e. and the old set refuses 60
ton them or 10 assist them.
chaNc county should give Fer
eussou above a thousand majority II
il gives him approximately that us
ure he SSH be leetcd. Of course. as
stunning thai NddA viii not IAN far
below lbs insure of the last two sloe-
.a ~, est. a rn,.
travelling auditor went into that coun-
=, bst = n.t ,d BAN. into r.nghl.
.,o eanrties md rs,,a tnfpss =.
,s.,,l.- gs. ,.,.,.. ttan,a f..
i, ana vim s,r.nge tpaeuststenc,
,her. IN t,u nj naatne Mn Feeens.
san seaef f.f Il
rben ln Eli ~ tho pceos valley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
NEW MEXICO STOMACH SUFFERER
FINDS SHORT ROAD TO HEALTH

no long treatment.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract OF mucoid
aecretions and removes poisonous mat
ter. 1t brings swift relief TO sufferers
from stomach liver and bowel all
ments. Many declare that il has saved
them from dangerous operations and
many are sure that il has saved their
lives
We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
ton, no matter of how long standing.
io ny ne dose OF Mayrs Wonderful
stomach Remedy dose will con-
vince You. This is the medicine so
many of our people have been taking
with surprising results. The most
thorough system cleanser ever sold
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy is
now sold here by Butts. Inc. drug
gusts and druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27

an unboarable yoke and maintain
high culture, and 80 on.
This is quite mistaken point of
View. and we must do an In our pow
Ter 10 correct IL. bet MS bear In mind
FIRST and foremost. that we have not
merely to defeat our enemies Ia the
east and west. but that We must de-
feat and crush absolutely the perhdi-
GUS Albion. the most pcinicious Of an
political enemies whose policy for
centuries has been fun Of cunning ana
lperfdy, subdue her to such an extent
that her influence ell over the world
viii he broken forever. To crush Eng
land IN our main task, TO reduce her
Influence would be a blessing to the
culture Of the whole OF the world
England must not be allowed TO keep
the influential position which she has
held up to the present. The first steps
TO destroy her harmful Influence IN
every direction have already been
taken and there are number Of
WAYS 20 destroy our powerful oppo-
nent on the other side of the North
sea 81 any cost, ways and means
which need not All be taken stimuli
tancously The task is not an easy
one. but 1t Is a task worth all the
sacrifice IL will demand
England must be crushed But is
this possible? Indeed q is' Never have
lies. falsehoods and cunning during
the years Of peace been successful.
never has the world seen so clearly
what the so-called fair play Of old
England really amounts to as al the
present moment. II Is as though at
last the mask has been torn from the
face Of the hypocritc. Nobody need
be in doubt as to what the state OF
the world would be II barbarous Rus |
STA. vain France. and bestial Servia
and Belgium were to be victoriousl F,
But the heavy German and Austrian /
blows have destroyed this phantom. I
German military and maritime
forces are now ready in the North I
sea and on the coast OF the channel 1
10 throw themselves on England and /
to destroy II by all means al their +
disposal by water, IN the air, and on
land, as well as by the forces Of gold
and economies. And Germany, wheth-
er after short or long struggle Is
going to accomplish this, and We
shall not rest until we have gained
our object
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27

steering the ship 81 state with great
skili and The utmost caution. Had
be not been supported by . congress
IN Fmpathy with his policies, IA.
tinted States would have been ~
war with Mexico today II is more
than possible That she would be az
war both with Mexico and Japan.
The really patriotic people Of the ma
ton are going 10 vote 10 uphold the
peace policies of The president New
Mckee Is not below the rest ~ tho
nation IN ~ standard Of patriotism.
The second great Influence work
lng FOR the election Of Mr. Fergus.
son Is recognition Of his fitness FOR
preventative Of New Mexico. lie
has had the necessary training and
education. lic has the experience. lie
knows what 10 do aud how to do il.
he ~ strong mentally and physically
He 10 man Of tact ana good ad-
drces lie has q spoiiossly clean repu-
tation. lie has done much for the
state and can do much more.
on the other side IL The reputation
n the republican state machine for
lark politics. bad administration Of
'ounis aud state anairs-evefyth
hat has ever disgraeed the reign Of !
fnmmany In New YORK has been done /
iy the republican bosses IN New Mex I
60 and lot of things o. which Tam I
many never thought The republicans I
sho put principles above party viii
'ote Tor Mr. Ferguson. There are
'noueh 81 thom 10 elect him. provid-
"a the peoos valley sore heads do
iot get IN their work too strongly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
Fearful Mortality.

The Rev Or. Joseph Parker. OF the
city Temple. London, once had 4 col
lection, to the announcement Of which
he added with deep pathos Widows
and orphans will not be expected t.
contribute"
a few Sundays later there was am
other collection for the same object
This time, said the preacher
widows and orphans will not be ex-
empt for no battle ever made So
many widows and orphans as the an
nouneement made on the previous
sunday"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
George W. Blue Tells How lie Gained
- Pounds After Using
Remedy.

George W Blue of Melrose New
Mexico, was sufferer from stomach
disorders for years.
lie took Mayrs Wonderful stomach
Remedy one day and was surprised
at the quick relief lie soon found
himself on the way to health. lie
wrote.
y Just want to tell YOU what Won
derlul good your treatment has done
for me. | have already gained 81
pounds. shall recommend it every
where / go"
Letters like that come from thou
sands of people in your section of the
country and from all over the United
states This remedy is known every
where. The first dose will convince
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
THE MOTHER.

(Theodosia Garrison in Scrhnor's.)
So quietly | seem to sit apart:
| think she does not know nor guess
At all
How dear this certain hour unto my
heart.
When in our quiet street the shad-
uws fall
she leans and listens at the little gate,
sit 80 sim, not an eye might see
Vow watchfully before her there /
wait
For that one step that brings my
world TO me.
She does not know that, long before
they meet
ESQ eagerly must 90 a love athirsD !,
My heart outstrips the flying of her
feet.
And meets and greets him first
and greots him first.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27

sal cataclysm. 30, We repeat, Chris.
tianity has not broken down Chris.
tlaniiy. the Christianity of Jesu,
Christ. has been crowded out of TWEEN.
tleth century life Christianity has
with almost heroic effort, sought a.
lft high ~ standards ia "a world CON
sumed with the towering claims Of
things material. II has been accorded
a respectful hearing. il has been
housed In splendid temples at times,
Hike every other enterprise that cm-
ploys human agents. Ii has fallen
short Of It's divine ideals. but. In the
face of every obstacle. 1t has kept on,
pressing lis claims, uttefing it's voice
amid the babel of world voices, Civ
Ing IT'S martyrs as gladly and as viii
ingly as in apostolic days. wherever
and whenever Christianity has seemed
20 break down, il has been In those
places where II has not been fairly
sci up.
Against no single group do we lay
the charge Of hindering the forward
movement of Christianity. Its citadel
has not been assmled by close forma-
ton, 1t has not been an open and
self-evidcnt assault that has hurt and
hindcred It's fair progress Many
subtle and insidious forces have been
at work, the failure of so-called
Christian civilization IS the result, NOT
ct the poverty on weakness of Chris
tianity as system, but rather of the
suppression OF the best and lruest in
Christianity, by worldwide system
o. matcrialistic splendor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
No sncl, Word.

Remember. boys said the master.
that in the bright lexicon of youth
there is no such word as fan"
After a few moments boy raised
his hand.
Well. what is IT, my lad" asked
the master
Il was merely going to suggest. re-
piled the oungster, "thas If such is
the case il would be advisable 10 write
to the publishers of that lexicon and
call thel. 4tleatioA to the omission /"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-27
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South Carolina Is 70 have an cx-
hibnion Of native nuts at the san
Francisco exposition. Il is understood
that Governor nlease viii be there.
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Election Returns
Still Incomplete
fronfin1ad fpopo mana o,,oN
CONTINUED from page one)

son 80. Governor Stevens is
Lewis "A, Haines 1853. state rep
resentatives: Me Donald %.
Markle II, Gable II, Edleblute
1870, FitzsimmOns t76 Mitchell
i6 Hunt 226, Kiger 400. Commits
sioners; list district: Trueman
100, BeatOn n, DOty 13, Downie
46. 2nd. district: Moe %, Profit
20, Fiel 81, Esgate 81. 3rd dis
trict: Farnsworth 81, Libbey II,
Lowery %, Clerk: Grantham 80,
Wright ~, Dart 20, Carman iOl,
Sheriff: Evans 90, Bailey 400,
Assessor: Acton 80, Keller 3,
Heritage ii2, Sander f6. Survey
or: Edwards iOl, Modlin "A,
County attorney: Morgan iO7
Wearne iO3.