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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
\ Rrtr on run DARN ,cI3s.

Tho Iahein affair wherein Geo the
western mind the German army COW
cred itsclf with drsfspy through the
oovardiy bullying by officers OF tine
citizens "t the little Alsuiian town.
hts brought out moro "details Of the
peculiar standard Of honor held by
the officers 4f tho armies Of thc ware
lord Tint iho kaiser approves this
standard iH indicated by the white
washing of ihr ofnrcrs concerned in
tho zabcrn outrts, "a the actual rc-
vardiug a done o Raater. chief
By responA bl,
IN coioenc eu Associated Press
dispatch says, the policemen renders
himself liable to punishment, 81 he
disrcsayda "thc consideration duo the
military coilins ln eases of mis-
dcmcanar 40 Is. under mo- ir.um-
ytancrs 90 irrest mn officer "since u
iS more consonWt with Tho general
interest that 81 violation OF police or-
dinancos remain for thc time unpun-
.shod and bc lu.or the subject of "a
rcpriuaud lhau tha a conflict should
be accustomed hotwccn officers and
police ofncIals
An officer may bo arrested Tor fol-
ouy. bat c,ou .n ,his ,as, the police
man is empowered to leoyc the Of
fender %, lhcrty The police officials
muft considar carefully that IN aye
resting an officer they are n dealing
merely with "a person. but that by the
Co-mprumisins utsh. officers uniform
the army ot his majesty ihc aing t
involved. AMI that only cXiraordinar,
circumstances Justify such an arrest
and nhsolto tho policeman FOR it,
Il .s even provided thut mcmbors of
The so-cillcd Vice squad who's dutr
IL ia to control women of the frccis.
shall NOT n5les, nrfh wou,u u tho.p
arc Iu the company Of officers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
Study Singing for HeGlth's Sake

From {" Musical america"

90 rDs, p SONS OF means would
realize what DO tremendous benefit cor.
rect sia-.us - 200 their health they
a,uid go D. 90 to sing. This ls the
.urErstion OF Joseph Inconsistencies
meas prominent vocal Instructor Of
sew York. former bass-hdritoue ai
The Nuruhcrg opera ana creator oi
DIE role oi Gurncmanz In "Parsifar'
ln America. Mr.. Begneas l. "a splen-
asa 'samIie a. this belief. In his own
person, being tho picture Of exubcr-
ant health.
The benefits 90 be derived from
proper vocal study are If such "a ma
lure. continued Mr.. Regnoas. that
persons who dcsir, To stud meyer
dream % an %. them. At presnt The
great maiorit, &C. those taking up the
arr oi sinslnr eco 500 with q view 80
making 30 % means ~ livelihood. Gi
course. there is Do small percentage
Who tax up This study for the mere
love 81 IL. and for Uhe culture To be
i"riVed- This perrentage would DO
sr".tly increased BE- the pubic "a large
81 oI'd AXE nap to e. realization Of me
f-ci that the greatest benefit Co % de.
rived from proper singing II its ln'u-
encc on the health and on the bodns
and mental activities.
Correct sinRing SAYS Mr. Res
meas. %"n1turli'' Involves correct
breathing. ana correct breathing. in
turn. strengthens th, abdominal mus
lee waich improves the bearing and
carriage For some unaccountabie
reason % seems Co have become the
custom for young people Ia have
stopped shoulder aud go throw ul,
bip bones forward. olusing the entire
body 10 be out of plumb. Tho results
arc sunkcn chests and inadequate lung
capacity. Correct sInging would OBJ
waite this bad haiit OF course, gym
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

absence ot "a flower press the boys
and sirls would at on them. Al home
the lowers We're pat in books under
the heaviest weights that could be-
found. one boy placed two sacks
of Hour on the books. anothrr "a TODD
chest. while "a third said the heaviest
thing no could ind was thc large
'bucket' In which his father carried
the feed TO- the piss THE girls roe
sorted to just ns Ingenious cxpcdieuts.
utilizing trunhs bureaus. and wen
one lrg of "a bed in which adults were
sleeping, in order that the necessary
amodnt OF pressure might bo obtain
ed.
Whom the days Of collecting aud
pfcsaNF tho fluurs were over. uii ri
The Specimens were brought together.
ana after the very host one. had been
selected, each was carefully mounted
on white cardboard. and the entire
collection uf IS Wild flowers was sent
Co the state Department of %edu1ntiun
to be entered at tho fair when tho
Judges gave thclr decision u Was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
HORRIBLE |CRUEITY.

II ,s said that in India whore there
are scots whose religion furblds them
90 hll ~ cat animals tho alneti-
mori. hrpoCrtc Will wound 300 ami
NAL and Oct BE- die slowly. after wh.eh
he mny partakc Of lts l"sh without
soiling hls soul Tho Louisville Cour-
.ier-journal Gays
such cruelty. lf Go Is p@rart.ccd.
hardl, equals that credited to Amer
lean slilora upon tho batloship Mich
isan who are said Go have amused
themselves on Tampico hy catching
many sharks and throwing them
overheard after pulling their teeth
to render them harmless. Tho mutl-
lated sharks were thus left to die nf
starvation 10 me midm OF plenty. fate
% little more cruel than that of Tam
taiuH There is little Co Dc said In he
hair ~ the shark. But there .s less
20 be- said iR defense Of the callous
cruelty of the officers Of tho Michl-
Ean n o. ls really truc thet they per-
miiied the %barharous pastimc which
the sailors are said 90 have enjoyed
woli Marso Henry. aa 20 the truth
% tho allegation vo cannot soy We
fear however that q win be very
difficult. Just a. the present siae, Of
the Nexigau situaiicn. the application
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

which had thrown them away as use
less. Tho geats wcre. held an hy
sticks at wood unless "a pupil was for
tunnie enough % find a box uf the
risht sizr 10 use al an individual
chair n the teachers desk was ID
plank nailed to TIVE sticks and SCI
against the wall.
Into his school laat spring came
Miss Angelina Barker, a. teacher. ana
nine pupils. representing four dinery
ent families. Although the weathcr
was damp, for the first three weeks
thcy had no IRE. Most OF the nuplis
had no hooks. But teacher and pu-
pills went Z work 60 do the best They
could with what they had aud to get
better equipment as fast as They
could.
One day a premium list Of the
Montana state fair. which Is held at
Helena each year, came TO this little
school Both teacher aud pupils he
san Ia read 10 zee what there was
they could do. BEST kinderrarten
work" they knew they could not do
thai. Best hop work" h a sound
ed wen more hopeless. "Tiest cnllec-
ton 81 wild flowers. pressed aud
mounted. Nith a description of i've.
fNerybodY shouted. "Of curse we
cam and The ran was On.
The MeSlean children who lived far
up on the mountain plueked the floW-
ers belonging 10 the higher attitudes.
while the rest brought IN those pecu-
liar a. the iovlands and meadow Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
IN THE SOLAR LExUs
ny YoN YoNsoN.

a NEW YORK paper which Is not
PIN Che know says automobiles are
not as precious az children In Sew
York. A socioiogist finds that many
New Workers. prefer one rhild aud
two automobiles 20 one automobile
and two children.
o
\ METROPOLITAN contemporary
testify observes that craft b. now Of
larger proportions than in tho DAYS
of Tweed.'h but n no allowance TO
he made fnr the fact that the cost
of living was lower In Twood's DAY
.
rRUPPE 10 doing his host 90 spoil
The host meteor story Albuquerque
ever had.
We WILL confess. however. that
the dight If the meteor was as moth
Ing 60 some OF tho flights or imagin
alton of the spectators.
o
WE MIGHT break Il To- lll meteor
s%carchers that with ten feet ct SNOW
on tho Sandia mountain top aud
In view of he nature of the
country six months would be at "a
conservative estimate e short time To-
search.
TT DOESN'T CO any good to- sch
'Spcech John Lind will not come
before tho curtain.
O.
THE THRIFTY housewife il al
mort up against %. however. IA the
job " finding some practical use Tor
old p%honograph records.
C
CHAMP Clark declares he has mo-
presidens ial ambitions. This Is per-
hnps "a fortunate state ct min for
Mr.. CLARK.
o
WE SHALL have 30 mnurnrully
pass MP that $500. 600 worth pf prizos
Tor a night around tho world. We
haven't time to attempt b.. although
doubtless We could win In "a nujtcr.
O.
THE ATLANTIC ocean ~ said Co
be- the greatest obstacle 60 the pro-
posed night. We can recommend %
number of fellows who might drink
II up.
THE BISHOP OF London has let
himself in for 81.
o
WE HAVE II through underground
channels that g%roundhog rssing is
not going 20 lower the cos, OF living
.
FUMES frbur burning tobacco over
came nremcn fighting n Ncw york
blaze. Evidently they had never sat
in q Pullman smoking compartment
at 10 y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

and Christians % Mohaminedans t
hes uldu,d thc Eoetlos ana 'ho AM
dee Hud driven th, lacr and .n, lion
from the jungle
All IhIs has % cone. ana ytt tf
vurF 20 civilization .rems t1ou. Geo boz
oDlip.ou nv hat OF thc nutomupi,.
Thor, to-day one csr BOO tho United
states f'r every ~ person. thereof.
aato cars Tor c.r rtIroad
locomotive aud twcut1 eight such
motors fer '.er. p~usscnp.r coach ln
tho yuuu
The last nhuiaJ'on pnto 1890
Registered automobiles m ths utry
uf which lcss then DO hulf of ou, per
r,rt were Impaired
The number h1s nearly doubled
since fait and 10 ia estimated chat
this years construction win total
$4,000 uow ma chimes at 20 ytluo 90
at least 50 each The present
years. exports of Inc car wIu roach
jha slfu of S8i. 900. 600.
The popularity oi zine automobile
.s attcstod by tbc fact thai They exist
90 greater lumber 100 the farming
commuuiucs than they do around
either Sew Yoft Ir chicago. and o.
Is n The rural districts TINT a demand
therefor BIS s]prinsing up which he .~
dlracul, tor manufacturer adequate
Is to meet
But u p|ormoatcr ai walks of ne.
From ita suppLnting of tho truck
wagon Del regions ~ peace ana PLENTY.
" has sone To- tho field of curnage
whore it has taken p d measure The
place OF tho horse in warfare %
dominates The traffic of such c1uasat-
"a ccuters as London and Pans aud
excepting al" airship and water craft
ID leads In the channels 60 ]trlpspurta-
ton. Not only has b. reyoluuunizcd
war equipment uut in hospital WORT,
70 has become tho angel Of mercy. and
Co its expedition many o. victim %
accident COR discasc owes h.s OF her
Life.
Whlt be- efficiency and province
win Dec q decade hence human wis
dom dare not prcsarc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
o LUKE NrLJkE SAYS: =


,I'r,m The C.aD uuaI Entu.rer)
Tho president uf tho Cirrhusls %.
ih' Liver ,,un IS the tad who sis
'AW come on. ono more Won't
hurt you
Epu"hua or other a debtor ana %
creditor never figure interest thr
same way
\ co. % can de- an awful lot ot
l.ragSiuE about his an. oetors. con
8 .deriug the fact hat thcy arc To-
Gimme Tor him.
Tho reason Why man % regarded
.1S the superior animal lH hrcauso
he'll be durno n hen wear clothes
th7i button up the back
CLOTHES make the r,an ana "a lack
&C them ualt" the womcu
Tine moro 70 airl looks llSc "a hama
na these DAYS Tho moro stylish shc e.
When YOU are broke in a strang
town. pedigree won't res YOU "a nickel
'r 70 .uHlro meal
no itt Bright r. co. \ woman
doesn't dress To kin Whom she goes
DO % slaughter sale
Styles ~ great stuff \ gri can
mako six stylish skirts oct 81 the one
stylish skirt thai rrandmn wore
When YOU can't hrilc % nan to d
g. fool thius you can always darf
him aud hcil do n for nothing
EVERY man believes that ~ other.
people were 1s charitaDic as hc Is.
There wurld hc mo- poor.
! ont sec why siiogcncs had Co
hun. poo long tn find an honest man
lus, '-k the urst man YOU meet aud
HON admit TINT hc RS the party.
o. o. always the who h1r
raifcd q poodle ana O. canary and
two goldfish Who knows nll about
tho proper way to raise children.
Advice o. me only thing that Is
harder Co take than castor on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

.hipwrrrkH, railroad wrecks ana
wrecked railroads the activities of
Iho Federal l.1Eu. and tho Trinidad
strikers. tu uork up much intense
,mpaihs for the uoor anuscd shark
ma after o. 1i'or has been eaten
lhto 90 fca times 3D., % .haIE b. il
natural to expect hin. Do to oulk az
such @ nostwr 's pulling out tho
shrfta teeth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

nastics would produce the samc re-
suits. hut gymnastics arc apt to Dee
tatifuins. whereas singing b. sHmu-
lating.
Not only for its benefits Co. hspi,
but also for as esthctic development.
do ! advise most Young girls to t.So
up singing J do not mean to iry GO
make a career. for not one In ten 81
fitted physically for tho Incidental
hardfhIps incurred in O life before tho
public. Neither do { advise yogng
men 10 study singing unless they have
all the essential requirements 80 q
successful artist, good natural voice.
some available capital. a good phys
ique, determination and stage pres
ence. For n man IL NECESSARILY "a
providcr ana cannot AFFORD 60 he 81
dilettante. But for q young girl who
is not forced 10 arm her own living
and hopes some day 90 become q wife
and a mother. nothing could De moro
beneficial than To take up the art 0:
song.
incidentally. n u young
after having awakened to an approcl-
alton ~ good music through alnging
should happen To cast her lot with q
man whose taste runs entirely 20
moving picture shows. cabarcts and
turkey trotting. she may he enabled
To bring him gradually into he fold
of music-lovers.
Furthermore. IL has been proven
that singing Increases tho size az the
thoraN and that a small thoraV Is Of
ten the "a Of SO many bodily ms.
and has q decided influence ON our
thoughts and actions. n bchoovos
Parents to see TO u that their children
have the requisite expansion or the
ihoraN, 80 that the heart ana lungs
may have suilcicnt space. There b
no better way Of attsdning this than
through co4rert flnging.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

COMPLAINT is made that while we
Gro advised thar he smiling genial om-
ploNc viii make his task IL pleasure
10 always results IN tHc boss giving
him the extra work.
@
WHAT NUMBER asked Central
politely. 'o. J don't know. respond
"a Mrs BlanS pleasantly NOW what
numbers have YOU toda, %"
Il
TWENTY thrce-can YOU beat ~
o
rs POLITE parlance. Il is a dental
p1rlor. indeed and boz truth IL is u
torture chamber.
@
Little by Little.
Tie sits ON iJc bleachcts live minutes
each da1.
Goes out Co tho park.
tbs not 81 freak bet he ls trying To- pay
.lor IL 10 q lark.
Tpe sohcmc Is To- MAKE himself hardy
and tough;
And hc proudly claims
That in % few months hcll De hard.
oned enough
For the opening games.
-Grins and Groans.
g.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT re-
port makos e. sound as 10 the peni-
icntiary Ia t mighty ulCuaant place.
Still there uro other resorts which
seem moro anurlng.
@
TT Just occurs 10 us In rc supra.
some Paragraphs up. that % dental
parlor is really q drawing room.
O.
- AN Tor an movements that
mako for doyclupmcnt." said the
Photographic as he wobblcd tho
plate around In the water.
q
FELIN DlA1 In reportcd 10 have
started o new revolution. u he gets
no further with Il than ne did with
his last ono there Is little reason FOR
excitement.
SOME r5p~ohensUic scoffer has
said that the Noise ike "a snail
crawling up tho wall OF q we'll "a
Eooacvolt's candidacy for
the presidency making It's arduous
progress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
OUR NEW BOSS


Or Anna Howard Shaw told "a
meeting ol New York suffragcttos
that women would make better
street s%woopers than mon. watch 3
the first intimation so Ear received
thar thc train skirt Tor afternoon
wear is coming back -Hoston Trans
Cript
Ola line politicians might jain
heartily In That seats for women"
movement % The word back wore
'rrotss q O." tho slogau-C hicagn
Daily News.
AccordiuE 90 Dr. Anna shaw.
more u,ar Ia as much % failure o
sweeping streets rs NJ sweeping
houses. and should Io suppIautcd b"
women who always know how and
'rrc to sweep a sweeping dec
Iaratiun fguly Kansas Cit, journal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
AUTOMOBILE \ FACTOR ~
CIVILIZATION.

IN 90 tho present hour mo railroad
has been doomed the greatest factor
in civilization that she world has
known ~ has united mo orient and
the ooQiden'. II has ciasped hands
across the almost imnassph'e desert
and converted the barren waste into
q fair and rroHHc garden, u has
built ciues rpon spots hat once stood
in dreary ISOLATION u has supplied tho
table Of me northcrncr WITH the
fruits Of me tropics in midwinter and
converted fee into o familiar object
among the palms, the rs aud the
allre la th4 heat IL e.mmer Il has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
N~~NNNN~SsS]s~S~
u N HISTORY.

February .
'Not-Tic FIRST iHaUcrlal parliament
of Great Britain assembled iu
London
lhnf-GcCrgc Walton. e. native oi
Nirginin, ana one ~ the sign
crs ~ the Declaration of indie
pcndcucc. died.
iN0G-Mimnda sailed from NcW YoFS
on his expedition to reyolu-
tionize South Amerlcn
isos-The papal government al Rome
%FaDterted by the French.
lsif-nonapaue defeated az Brienn
aith the loss 81 i13 cannon
and 1000 men.
isfs-Pence with Mexico.
lS5G-After a contest ~ nine weeks
The house of representatives az
Washington elected a speaker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
labs


YES
~AETANERXEs
The only difference
Between a Taxi
can
and o. Taxi
Uoruist
Is boo Use way
You're
Skinned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02

\ METROPOLITAN contemporary
testify observes that graft ~ now 81
larger proportions than in the DAYS
of Tweedi But " no allowance 10
he made fnr the fact tina the cost
Of living was lower IN Tweod's dny p
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-03
WAR RISK BILL IS
AGAIN IN SENATE
LOWER HOUSE PASSES MEASURE
WITH AMENDMENTS AFTER
AN ALL-DAY DEBATE.
u. S. TO ACT AS RE-lNSURER
Bureau of War insurance, to Be
Created, viii Be Conducted by a
Director Under Supervision
of Secretary of Treasury.

Washington. D. CATER a day
Of bitter debate, the house, by a vote
of 23O to So, passed the administra-
ton bill providing that the federal
government shall assume all risks
that may come to American COM
merce on the high seas, as a result
of the war among the nations Of
Europe.
The discussion was notable by rea-
son of the fact. that nearly all the
speakers proclaimed their fealty to
peace while denouncing n another
in unmeasured terms. The lie vas
passed by Representative Underwood,
the Democratic leader, and Represent
tative Mann, the Republican leader,
and these old-time friends abused n
another in language that aroused
members to a high pitch of excite
ment.
The bill was put through the senate
last week. Some amendments were
adopted in the house and the bill
was sent back to the senate.
Under the act there will be created
in the treasury department a bureau
of war risk insurance. The bureau
will be conducted by a director under
the supervision of the secretary of
the treasury. The bill creates an
advisory board, to be composed of
three insurance experts, who + to
assist in the conduct of the bureau.
For the purpose of paying losses
there is an appropriation OF $5,'
0OO, 900.
1t was stated in the house that the
| government will reinsure instead OF
issuing policies in the first instance.
In other words, the marine companies
will issue policies, and then assure
themselves against loss by insuring
with the government. =
/, Republicans repeated the charges
that the proposed law would endangel
the neutrality position of the United
States, This was heatedly denied by
Representative Underwood and Other
Democratic leaders, who declared
that there was nothing in the measure
Hthat would in any way Interfere witt
the peaceful relations of this govern
ment with the European nations.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-03

submarine, which was a dream in
smallest power. 1t is true that single
submarines are not expected to ac-
complish much in a real struggle, so
the larger navies of the great powers
have fleets of submarines. The aero
plane and the dirigible balloon are to
be found in the possession of all arm
les in Europe today, yet they, too, are
only expected to be Of real service
when they are possessed in large mum
bers.
The airships and the submarines are
the wasps of modern warfare. Like
the little insect, while they have a
powerful sting, they are very vulner-
able, and may be easily crushed and
rendered powerless.
Aeroplane and Wireless.
In the recent smaller wars, aero.
planes have been used to a limited ex-
tent, and this use has been SO much
limited that their real efficiency Is eX.
pected to be finally determined by
the present war.
1t is much the same with the wire.
less telegraph. While it was used in
the Russo-Japanese war of ten years
ago, the apparatus was still rudimen,
tary, and the installations too few
while the range of the apparatus was
too limited to show the greatest eff
cheney. In the intervening decade, how
ever, great advance has been made ii
wireless. 1t is now possible and, in
deed, is a custom every day, to senG
and receive messages from 2 distance
of more than 5000 miles. This, then
is a new and important factor in Iaya
operations, as was seen by the censor
ship put over the great sending sta
lions on this side Of the Atlantic By
the United States authorities.
Wireless has also been successfully
attached to aeroplanes.
The submarine was in existence Ii
1904, but it was a very different see
wasp to that which England, France
and Germany are using today. Yet it,
real value is yet to be determined, ant
it is expected that this demonstration
will come during the present conflict
Rapid Increase Of Submarines.
At the time of the Spanish-Americal
wal there were only five submarines
in all the navies of the world.
The latest edition of Brassey's Nava
Annual for this year gives the humble
OF submarines in the various navies
and shows what interest is beini
taken in the wasp Of the sea Grea
Britain has 76 built, and is building Q
more; Germany, who only began build