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The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20

In Prussia the professorial chair IL
in direct and constant suDjection te
the imperial throne: and in wal
time it is put on Sun-carriase ant
becomes mere item in the imperial
artillery.
| We notice an article by DR.. kunC
Francke in an American review
which exempliiles very common
plea put forward by German apollo
sists. DR.. F'ranckc claims that
Germany is the best governed coun-
TRY in Europe, the most civilized,
and the mos advanced in art, sci
ence and industry. and that there
fore she should be supported in her
war We should be very far from
denying that Germany has taught
the world valuable lessons in most
of the directions which he indicates;
though it would be difficult to con-
cede her any clear and absolute su-
periority in any of them. When, for
instance, DIR. Francke asserts that
Germany is the best-governed coun-
try in Europe. one has to ask
important ingredient in good govern
mcnt: because, unless it has. the
most generous admirer of the Ger
man systems must admit their glar-
ing deficiencies upon this side. But
the real fallacy of DIR. Francke and
his kind is not in their premises,
which may or may not be true, but
in their conclusion, which is illogi-
cal and irrelevant. II a man COM
mits robbery with murder, it does
not mitigate his crime that he should
be in the habit of wearing neat
clothes and brushing his hat well. II
does not mitigate it that he should
have good taste in pictures and
poetry, or be a genius at mathemat-
les and engineering, or even that his
fayourite study should be the Bible.
When Germany has let her militar-
lists drench Europe in blood. when
she has let her statesmen tear up
sacred treaties. stab a weak and un-
neutral nation, trample at
will on every inconvenient article in
The Hague convention. and in short
10 tnelr DeSt 10 tnfsut DICK European
civilization into the gigantic bar
barism and wickedness of the Thirty
Years War. 1t is no defense for her
tnat science or industry or efficient
administration have flOurished with
in her borders. The one thing has
nothing whatever to do with the
ether: or rather If it has any bear
ing on the crime. it must be to
heighten our horror of it. The Grim
mai who wears a white collar and
murder by the latest light
of science is possibly more odious.
certainly more dangerous. than Bill
Skies with u muffler and bludgeon.
II Germany has done wrong, it can
not ne the less wrong because she had
the light to do right. aF
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20

natural strain upon the cords and lga-
ments is not accompanied by those severe
pains said to cause nausea. morning sick
ness and many local distresses.
Many people believe that those remedies
r hich' have stpod the test of -ti.rts,, that
have been put 10 every trial under tho
varying conditions Of uge. weight. general
health. etc, may he safely relied upon
And Judging by the fact that "Mothcr'a
Frisnd' has been in continual USE sinco
our 9randmothcrs earlier years and is
known throughout tho United States It
may be easily inferred that It n Como
thing that women gladly recommend,
Mothers Friend" Is prepared only in
our own laboratory and Is sold by drug
gists everywhere. Ask for bottle to- da y
md write for Il special book for exrectnnl
rotheis. Address Eridfeld Regulator Co.,
3Ui Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
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DESTITUTE utlNOIS COAL MINERS APPEAL 4
TO GOVERNOR FOR FOOD OR WORK

in the face and no work in sight,
and the merchants Obliged to fail us,
we are earnestly and anxiously look
ing to you, the chief executive of
the state of Illinois. to come to our
relief as soon as possible and aid in
tiding over the present crisis and
also the coming winter. Any inves-
tigation which you choose to make
will disclose, not only that we would
rather earn our living. but that this
petition only mildly sets forth our
disastrous circumstances
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
COLD WAVE GENERAL
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

Washington. Nov. 2O.--The colu
wave. with some snow, which has
swept rapidly down from the north
west and spread over the south Al
lantic states from Virginia to Flori-
da today has forced temperatures to
the lowest recorded in November in
40 years. Weather bureau officials
predicted killing frost -nnd freezing
Temperatures would extend as far
south on the coast as Palm Beach.
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SEVERE GALE SWEEPS
NEW ENGLAND COAST

Boston, Mass, Nov. en--The first
sout ern storm of the season to reach
the New England coast. dashed ftsel.
to fury off the shore during the night
aud by sunrise apparently had blown
itself out. Shipping suffered consid-
erably and much damage along shora
was caused by high tides. The storm
was not so severe inland although
New Hall 2shirc and Maine were
swept by a blizzard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
SHEEP HERDER FOUND
DEAD IN HUT

Cheyenne. Wy. Nov. 20.--A mes
sage from Worland, Wyo., says that
the body of Anton Chabot, sheep
raiser. was found in front of his
ranch home late yesterday. He had
been shot through the heart. T. Is
believed, by an assass'". The sEer-
iff and coroner left for the ranch this
morning.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
Dull, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE J!
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ieve at ouce-10 cents q
package.

You take II DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just a few moments
your head clears aud all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache whether
dull, throbbing splitting or. nerve
racking. Send someone to the drug
store and get dime package now.
Quit stitferng-it's SO needless. BE
sure You get Dr. James Headache
Pnwders-thcn there will be no disap.
polntment. :. 3, Z. -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
PLAIN AS THE NOSE ON ONES FACE


ed How year ago 0" of the @ Sna ms"
join their unions then " make @ ON @ the % @ to IN
operating their mines that is dis
@ snons and be governed
The spirited erespeens business men s
a k d s hs' e s union
intimidation assaults aakns hs miners
They mines and selling their prod
them the face these strikers
srana finally
their awlessness had
nands for coal ,aa .e
believe be led be
would take control of the turn the
the strikers In e-a''
coal in
strikers and their unions is shown the action
which reproduce =. following
eo be" @ % M I% a m "s ss Gn msn largo
coming through believing tn"
believe
call attention is the
to stop Importation violation of the
orders the ne issued Is ., last
delay of forcing your basis of
consideration dsenton amongst
derived deal more 1easas from the
Colorado know this to be tras
II
honest in their statement that " men seek
strikers stien the job of strik-
believe these employees are as
do
their
President
has no
additional miners
considerable dssenep among
Colorado" Why
armnded
honorable
Then the inconsistency and idi"tc Confession " ie "o
benefit
n federal
the
Indefinitely All they
confession give the strikers away
the criminal conditions that he unwitmgy
sensible,
yield to the dssraeul conditions the
of them
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
FRENCH REPULSE GERMAN
ATTACK ON ARGONNE

Washington. Nov. 2G.-Foreisn
offices dispatches to the French en-
bassy here today mentioned the sue
cess of the French in repulsing the
German attack in the Argonne, as
stated in the communication of the
war office and announced the de-
struction OF German earthworks and
supply trains In the vicinity, OF
Rheims. ar
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ALLIES LOSE HEAVILY
IN RECENT FIGHTING

Berlin tby wireless to Say
vile. l.. ID. Nov. 20.-Reports
received today from Holland.
according to information given
out in official circles here. are
to the effect that in the fight
ing near BiXschoote and Dix
nude. the French lost 10000
men and that l.o0O British were
drowned in the User canal.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
TEXAS IN QUARANTINE
FOR CATTLE DISEASE

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. -2j.-Gov-
ernor Colquitt, it was announced here
today at the headquarters of the
state sanitary commission, has signed
a proclamation quarantining Texas
against all states except Oklahoma,
Louisiana and Arkansas, on account
of the foot and mouth disease.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20

expectation. BIZ I
this is quite over
come by the advice
OF 30 many women
to use Mothers
Friend" This Is an
external application
designed to so lubri-
cate the muscles and
to thus so relieve the
pressure rcacting on
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-20
QUARANTINE AGAINST CANADA
CATTLE IS LIFTED

Washington. Nov. 20.-The quar-
antiue against cattle shipment from
Canada to the United States imposed
because of the foot and mouth dis
ease, was lifted today by the depart
ment of agriculture.
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Joyful Anticipation =
Of Motherhood

There Il apt to I've latent apprehension
u distress to mar, the complete joy of
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ALLIES FOR A COSMO-
pOLITAN THANKSGIVING
DINNER. SEE OUR WIN
DOW 40 ALLIES.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
A GOOD SPORT SHOULD
MAKE A GOOD FIGHTER
THE FRENCH SOLDIERS ARE LIv.
ING UP TO THIS OLD
SAYING

Paris, Dec. 5.-A good sport, in
the athletic sense of the term, ought
to make good fighter. The Euro
pean war seems to demonstrate it.
Nearly all the football stars OF
France are either on the 'gridiron"
OF Flanders or rushing the German
lines along the Aisne and they are
making themselves heard from
Augustin Joue, football star in
the nineteenth dragons, just mention
ed in orders, was promoted lieutenant
on the battlefield for having rescued
fallen comrade ana carried him out
OF the fire zone under severe shell fire
Planus, another mainstay of the
French Sporting association, was pro-
NOTED lieutenant for rushing single
handed a detachment of Germans who
were in the act Of capturing French
cannon. He bayonetted them, one
after another, and alone succeeded in
bringing the gun back into the lines.
Cyclists have also done great work,
both in the French and Belgian armies.
Auguste Troussellier, the youngest of
the Troussellier brothers, we'll known
professional riders, was killed during
the battle of the Aisne while charging
the German trenches. Pellegrin, Mo
rim and Jauzin, crack cycle racers,
were all killed during the battle of the
Marne Henri, oliver, Denoualt-all
three members of the Racing Club
football team also were killed during
the fighting around Luneville. Bene
ELENA, another favorite of Paris grid
irons, was wounded at the taking of
! Altkirch.
| Fencing circles have also furnished
number of good fighters, most Of
whom have been Incorporated in the
flying corps. Rouziers Dorcieres, the
hero of so many meetings on the field
OF honor. is a machine gunner on one
of the armored aeroplanes. George
Breitmayer is in the same service.
Jess Hermanus, champion oarsman
OF Europe, was decorated on the bat
tie field for heroic exploits in Bel
GUM. Van Houwaert, one OF the lead.
ing long distance cycle racers. is in
the commissary department Of the
Belgian army, while Constant le
Marin, the wrestler, is working an
automatic machine gun.
In France everything is being done
to encourage the continuation of all
sports as in times of peace.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
DIET ASSEMBLIES

Toxic, Dec. 5.-Matters of the great
est Importance are to come before the
imperial diet, which assembled today.
Not only is the policy of larger
standing army and increased navy to
be urged on the ministry, but more
friendly attitude toward Russia may
be adopted. and the matter Of terri
torial expansion is to be threshed out.
Count Okuma, the prime minister,
will push vigorously his campaign for
big increase in the military and
naval forces, for he believes Japan is
now assuming a position of greater
Importance as a world power. Only
by strength can the new alliance be
useful and advantageous to Japan, is
his declaration. For many years ia
pan has cast longing glances at the
Pacific islands, and now that its navy
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
Jews ASSIST in
FEEDING POOR
OF EUROPE
IN THIS STATE THEY ARE CON-
TRi5UTlNG LITERALLY TO
THE FUNDS

Rev. DR.. J. H. Landau, rabbi Of Tenn
pie Montefiore of this city, who re-
Gently was appointed the representa-
tive of New Mexico on the American
Jewish Relief committee, has, in ac-
cordance with the request made from
the committee headquarters in New
York, appointed a cooperating com
mitee of the representative Jews Of
the state. Those who have consented
to act with DR.. Landau in this work
are as follows: Herman IIfeld, Isaac
Bacharach, Cecilio Rosenwald, David
Winternitz and Charles Greenclay Of
Las Vegas; Rev. DIR. Bergman, Max
Nordhaus and M. Mandell of Albu-
Iquerque, ana Nathan Jafao OF RaaruelI
Inasmuch as the Jewish people Of Las
Vegas and albuquerque recently sub
|scribed the sum Of $3.50 for the relief
of the war sufferers, DR. Landau an
|nounces that some few months will
elapse before a second collection is
made,
The American Jewish relief commit
tee was called into being at a confer
Ience of more than 100 national Jewish
organizations which was held at New
York City on october 25. The dele
gates considered the plight of more
than 100000 Jews who live within
the war zone. The meeting elected
Louis Marshall, chairman; Cyrus L.
Sulzberger. secretary, and Felix M.
Warburg, treasurer 1t has issued
strong appeal, stating that the Jewish
people viii join gladly in the move
ment to assist the war sufferers when
they are made acquainted with the
facts. Already the Jews have contri-
buted literally to the various move
ments for the assistance If the war
sufferers.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia. Tenn.-''Many a time .
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, OF this place.
. wished | would die and be relieved
Of my suffering, from womanly troubles.
! could not get Up, without pulling 81
something to help me, and stayed in bed
most OF the time. ! could not do my
housework.
The least amount OF work fired me
out. My head would swim, and would
tremble for an hour or more. Finally, 1
look Cardui, the woinan's tonic, and /
am not bothered with pains any more.
and ] don't have TO 20 to bed. In fact.
! am sound and well Of all my troubles. =
Cardui goes to all the weak spots and
helps to make them strong. II acts with
nature-not against her. Il is for the
tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as It everything were wrong, and need
something to quiet their nerves and
strengthen the worn-out system.
If you are woman, suffering from any
Of the numerous symptoms of Womanlv
LoubIe, take Cardui. 1t will help you.
At all druggists.
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05

threshold outside announces that at
last the great moment has arrived and
old Father Nicholas and his little
black boy are here. Steps are heard
along the passage, and then in walks
the good old saint himself, vener-
able. white-bearded man, clad in a
long flowing robe Of red or purple
and leaning heavily upon his golden
staff His mantle is trimmed with gol
den embroideries, and he wears gol-
den mitre. Silence falls upon every
one even the children are too over
whelmed by the solemnity Of the NOM
ent to chatter
AS he enters, he holds out hand
first to mother and then to father and
clans them both; then he asks them
if all the children have been good
throughout the year, and calls each
child bv name to come and shake
hands with him. And it is indeed
thing how St Nicholas
seems to know all their little faults
and failings. and very often it has
very good effect on the children when
he tells them how it grieves MIN when
they are naughty. The black boy con-
ceals his birch rod and opens the
bag, and the presents are handed
round to each and all, but not till st.
Nicholas has gone away are the lights
turned on and the presents examined.
Then the children are hurried off to
bed, tired and happy, after which the
elders gather for their own celebra-
ion.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
catarrh cannot be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
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Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
THINK FOOTBALL
MEN should
fight
ENGLISH AUTHORITIES EVIDENT.
LY THINK WAR is NOT MUCH
MORE DANGEROUS

London, Dec. 5.-The warfare be-
tween those who want professional
football continued during wartime and
those who think that the players and
employees of the football clubs ought
to be at the front, goes on merrily
with the Poet Laureate as the latest
contributor to this discussion.
The chief argument of those who
oppose the dlscontinuance Of the
games, which draw every Saturday
even larger crowds than the American
baseball worlds series contests is
that the loss OF the millions OF dollars
which the football ''magnates" pay
out for salaries and other expenses
would be crushing economic blow to
large class. The sporting editor of
the Daily News, for instance, says:
Il contend that the football is an
absolute necessity to the community.
Stop it and you will drive the men
who are making guns, ammunition,
uniforms, boots. etc, into wilderness
Of the drink-shops on Saturday after
noon------The men who are fighting
and will fight later on, or who are
doing the nations urgent work at
home, have selected professional foot
ball as their mode of weekly relief
from the worries of their labor"
The other side Of the argument is
presented in an oppen letter from
DR.. Robert Bridges, the Poet I4aure-
ate. He says:
Il voice the feeling Of the country
in declaring that is nigh time profes-
sional football should be discontinued.
"The sightseeing crowds are not so
much to blame, hope, as they appear
to be; / take it they are ignorantly
misled by the small body Of men who
cater for them.
"The whole nation is mourning fol-
those falling in defense and would
suggest that the heroic death of Lord
Roberts is much an occasion as may
well serve these football managers as
motive for fixing the term for the
cessation Of their public entertain
ments.
"Our enemies calculated on finding
the mass Of our people apathetic. Il
any class is shown itself SO, they VI,
traitors and more dangerous than tbs
Germans themselves. 1t is high tim
that our footballers let the world ses
what they are really made Of. :
AS showing the extent to which
fotbaIl still holds the attention of a
large public, last Saturday there were
4,7OO matches played in the British
Isles, not including boys matches. 1t
follows that over 10000 men of the
right sort for recruiting were kicking
football about over here, while
their more patriotic comrades were
being heavily shelled in Flanders.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
SEVEN MONTHS. SCHOOL

Santa Fe. Dec. 5.-County School
Superintendent John v. Conway, who
was the first to advocate minimum.
seven months sClrUsl term. il eonvinc-
ed that the legislature will enact such
a statute and he has now begun to
agitate that the Legislature add the
emergency clause so that it may ap-
ply to the present school term, In
most Of the rural districts school clos
es early in March or April but with
a two months addition, those schools
would keep open into May and June.
1915.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
FRANCIS X. BUSRMAN
WILL Be seen here
POPULAR ACTOR WILL APPEAR
AT THE BROWNE TOMORROW
IN GOOD PLAY

'In the Glare of the Lights" a
three-act production in which Francis
x. Bushman plays the leading part,
will be shown tomorrow night only at
the Browne theater. This story re-
Gently was published in the Ladies'
World Magazine, and excited much
comment. Bushman is a great favor
ite with Las Vegas followers Of the
movies. The women think he Is won
derfulIy handsome and the men ad-
mire his clever acting In the Glare
of the Lights is a story of heart in
terest.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
MINISTER MUST PUT
ON REVENUE STAMP
THIS LITTLE FoRMALiTY WITH
WEDDING CERTIFICATES
FALLS TO HIM

Santa F'e, N. M, Dec. 5.-That the
minister, and not the clerk, the con
tracing parties or the witnesses must
apply the 10 cent revenue stamp de-
manded on marriage certificates is
the opinion of John L. Zimmerman.
deputy internal revenue collector.
There has been some discussion as to
who should perform this office Mr..
Zimmerman believes the minister
should add it to his other functions
in the case and should collect 10
cents to pay for the stamp in addition
to his usual fee.
The revenue office here now has
Al. 900 1-cent documentary stamps on
hand for supply to various users in
the state.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
MUTUAL OFFERS GOOD
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
THROUGH NIGHT TO LIGHT" Is
THE TITLE OF THREE-REEL
OFFERING

Tomorrow at the Mutual theater.
Regensberg brothers will present a
three-reel Memo drama entitled
Through Night to Light" This is an
exceptionally strong play. The plot is
as follows:
Tom Wright, a young man, proposes
to Doroth Wilson before leaving to
take up settlement work in New
York. She accepts, but tells him he
has to wait. Shortly after Tom leaves
for New York. She accepts, but tells
for New York. Jack Green secures
work in Judge wilson's law Office, and
soon after becomes heir to fortune.
He also falls in love with Dorothy.
She finally decides that she cares
more for Jack than she does for Tom.
Jack goes to New York, receives his
money. and, after spending most Of it
finds himself in short time reduced
to a state Of want.
Meanwhile Dorothy goes to New
York to study music. She starts to
lead gay life with Jack. One night
Jack assaults man and is sent to
the hospital. Dorothy sinks lower
and lower. she finally decides to end
1t all. as she is not fit for decent so
ciety She jumps Into the river. but
|is rescued by Tom wright's co-work-
ers in the slums. She is at once re.
cognized by them as Toms former
sweetheart Jack, after he is released
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
Mothers Friend
Before Baby Arrives

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Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05

from the hospital, sees the error Of
his way, and Tom. with masterful re-
nunciation, reunites the pair.
This film will be shown both at a
matinee. commencing at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. and at the regular
evening show. The Mutual five-piece
orchestra, consisting Of Mrs. Simison,
piano: Mr.. Hervy, drums; Edward
Hite, violin; Raymond Robb. cornet;
and yolney Poulson, clarinet, will
play