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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

sfamm. Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs "A.
lO, Waha. Mrs Florence Johnson Mrs.
I D.. y. putney Mrs H. a. Macpherson
Mrs. O. 81 Marion Mrs H. r. owen,
Mrs a. n Frost, Mrs M Himoe Mrs.
Ira Rothgerbcr Mrs r. T.. Woy Mrs.
w. a. Kciu, Mrs. George Arnot, Mrs.
Isaac haith. Mrs u. A. Bitlner. Mrs.
John Borradalle Mrs. W. O. Hope.
Mrs M. Homer. Mrs. T. Hubbel.
Mrs Reed. Mrs. j T. Iorndon, Mrs.
A. J Maloy. Mrs. NJ Mandell, Mrs y.
a. Mann, Mrs -. II Pollock Mrs J,
a. ltoldy. Mrs. Mrs r. 3. schwcnt-
kerr Mrs ~. y. Sisk, Mrs w. w
Strong, Ars. Frank TUT, Mrs N X
Wylder, Mrs, a. -. Stroup Mrs A. y
MeAiHen, Mra D. " Lanham. Misses
Elizabeth Wiley Bottle Wiley Saint
ana Marion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
THE AITOMOnII.E SHOW.

So much has been written about the
automobile show Boo So many different
ways and STYLES and from so many
different viewpoints that u seems a
waste 90 perfectly good prniera ink
10 take up any moro spnce on the sub
itrt We had four nights ~ Yti ana
the same number ~ afternoons Ef-
orybody who is anybody. almost, wa
there aud little rcmnlns to be sald
except that il WIS o bowling auecrsF
and that wc WIN ail come back for
more next year
The show management showed rare
Judgment Goa soliciting Miss Gladly
Mundel ana MISS Jnan liubhs Tor the
two important feminine roles That
they "BlyNy the game" ana thai
mifih and pleasure follow ln their
wnkc when iheF lead tho waN iE
short. that They are real leaders with
real following WAS amply demon
atrated iiy tho success that attended
their efforts lnat weck
a pcsy ia due me man who had
ehArRe ~ decorating the atuorN and
L ~ hereby clefrfUliy bestowed II
ISN'T SUCH an easy mnttar t0 get lu
artistic effect in such q building when
AL the available space b. iammed fnli
1T automobiles aud things, INT HH hf-
ilsiie effect WIS just what ena Pros
ducrd "a the nrm0ry iaat week
Marrow aisloa do not lend them
selves especially to the'purpoees 80 the
tango. but there was bunch on maud
most ~ Tho Nme during the SHOW
that would tango on the odge Of rail
fence " the music started nh and
there was no place else whore IL could
ho done And Incidentally there We're
some wonderfully graceful dnnccra
showing what they could do at the
armufy some others not 30
graceful.
The music WIS good, though I mil
10 ace whore the Whlstling stunt
helped Il To any considerable extent
II would have helped some Il mat
whistlinE had been done from behind
something
e a q
NIYT p have Paris thoughts in
w our spring underwear
snKs John WnnhmAker In - fash
ION advertisement
This bears ont the GrnsH Wild
ow'a statement that you neAer
can tell whit these demons and
Sunday school Huperintendents
are thinking ahuut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
AIRs. lrrELnis pARTY.

among the mhHy Cndfminv enter
tainmcnts given In honor Of Mrs lra
KOthgerber Of Denver, none was pret
tier than the knlentlne party Of Mrs
Bernard Ilfeld, Tuesday evening The
affair was one Of series being giYer
by Mrs. llfeld, the invited guests DE.
ing composed Of the younger matron'
Of the city
The unique game Of twenty-one
formed the diversion FOR the guests
one large table accommodating all
the players Tho prizes were won 10y
Mrs Merritt ana Mrs Bonnie Jaffa
"a guest prize being awarded Mrs
Rothgerter
partakng Of Mrs Fields hospitality
were Mrs 4. j Aiger. Mrs Bonnie
Bennett Mrs NJ w FlournOy. Mrs
~. 10. Jamison, Mrs. 6 $. McLandress
Mrs Ross Merritt. Mrs " Lewins0n
Mrs -. HOscnwald, Mrs. Ira Rothger-
nor. Mrs p Spiiz, Mrs Albert stern
Mrs Albert Vosr. Of Bernnlillo. Mrs
Frank Wilson MRS a. d. Wnha. Mrs
~ $ Woolscy and Mrs H. 7. Woy
a a
HE ATHER, teaching his siX-year-
old SON arithmetic by giving
problem TO his wife, bcgs his son
10 listen.
Father Mother If you had a
dollar and J gave You five more,
what would you have?
Mother Weplying nbsonty) --
Mysteries. Brooklyn Life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
eTnE WOMAN OF sAMARIAn
Forget Thee 80 1917 19y1Z.1s

RECT thee" II to dream by night and muse thee by day
If al the worship deep Wild "a poets heart
thoughts that nit theea thousand hour,
]
If thou callst forgetting thou indeed shall be forgot
hee2'Bd birds
thee2'li1
refreshing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
cIrIn.s rInsr LlIrTnNANr.

Honorable senator lkg tarth 10 the
bat again
Honorable senator Ike simply can't
keep atenngrupher. II isn't that
they don't like him. ur that the sale
Any isn't sufficient or that they get
tired listening - hia jokes 0r auys
thing that is IN the slightest degree
unc0mpllmcntary 20 Honorable Soma
tor Ike.
The trouble Is that they an gcl mar
ricd. II has gotten e. the point whore
"a Job with Honorable Senator Ike Is
regarded us Just the aame as holding
a winning ticket Ia the matrimonial
lottery, aud Honorable Senator likes
mail from females has grown 90 such
prnuoriiuna that It would excite The
jealousy OF any other vito but Mrs.
Bfrth who knows that Honorable
senator Ike e. immune
The situation gOi 20 tho point last
week where Honorable senator lkn
who needs IA notary Ia hla business
anf can't stand in o. changing thCm
every feW days aWarc IA large obese
oath the other day unh0snmed HIM
self ~ his Troubles 10 Lieutenant
Governor de lmn aud asked Co te
made il notary himself in order limit
ht might hceonr induptndcnt 0f-ston-
ugtuphela VIM fail ia lnA Nth
anmehodY eiar 70 boon b. fhiY trlu
Worllne for hiin The roaucst NHe
granted ana cess ihe dehuEHH
Hnion vii do hiB noiafflHB HHd De-
hllufullY independent uf iofrloln
inaidrus whn ehanso e. be uakina
fhhhnulga in BIS nbirmnlts COZ push
ine tho KEYS W hh typewriter
As first lieutenant Go H. Cupid.
Honorable senator lbr fills az lhe enc
j'rr picture and runs over i llttlD on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

YsU 0rR
forgetaa each ongrenemhered
Whom hese are
Keep If aouv peace
For God for
~ Will thy is 81
rut ot Il nurse it's humble and
/ 1859 preserve ed for pat n y a m
forget m e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

fnin YOU hear That johnson
- had married his unlstg"
No How are they getting on
tbh same uH ever Whom De-
starts GO dictate she ukvs him
down rid hits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

"A YOUNG theologian named
- Fiddle
Refused 70 accept his degree.
For" said he. Us enough TO
be Fiddle
Without being Fiddle. d. d."
PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-06-18


mother eve grazing near by !,
and tie lamb see a dog appruac.
hing and 1t jumps up ari runs to
Y its mother, and you ask why? |
! The answer is because it fears,
The mother and lamb arc now to. /!
gother and the mother eve
stamps first with Que foot aud
then with the other bu: the dog
sti!l comes ana at last the moth
er and lamb both runs And we
ask why? And the answer must
be because they fear.
] But what makes, them fear?
And they fear because they real
i've there is a higher power.
lsue once again we present you
with man and ask you does man
fear9 And you will answer yes
ne does. Then having fear in the
highest power on earth man we
have a universal fear and when
We find universal fear and hav.
ing a universal fear we prove
that We have a universal higher
power than man.
And what ever that power is, it
is God. Ii is the highest power
there worship thou it.
This power is greater than
vtgltauon, or even nature itself.
For we see the Spring time
come-The grass grows--The
flowers blporn And the green
foliage spreads itself over hill
and dale-And the beautiful
wheat fields, intended for the use
OF man, are seen, gladdening all
hearts, in the view of what
would te called natures god.
! But alas the night comes and
is gone, the morning light ap-
pears, and the beautiful rays of
! the sun, sends dark gloom over
the entire landscape, and 1t ap-
, pears that mother earth is dead
For the green foliage OF yes
, terday lays in her coffin of deatd
t today. The cold frost, has paid
/ nature's god visit, and has left
saddened minds and aching
, hearts. Natures god fthe In
h6el set forth the beauties OF
t life, and had not the power tc
r sustain thai life.
t Therefore, we find a greater
power, than that of the Infders
god. If you still contend not,
h you make youc God out a muir,
I derer, without any cause. And
{ a cruel God just to bring forth
life, and then kill that life, just
n to sadden the hearts that nigh,
5 behold it.
I No this is not true, we have
= Just found a higher power, thar
nature, the god of the In6del.
/: And whatever this higher pow
5 er is, we claim it to be the God Of
|. the Two Men Theory.
+ But right here we must look {
5 little more at the fish problem
g That is the form Ssh that maj
s originated from. The man isl
1t gets out on land, and then he
gins to plan to catch mother tisf
"a and eat her-What a cruel God
u while sanctioniny such a thing
Il For the child to kill and eat its
: own mother. And then say tina
u is good and very good. Blu
Il behind all this we must acknow
: ledge a greater power. That ii
n the power Of death, all mel
. must admit that death is certain
,s This being the case we mus
1t nnda power then. that is strong
8 er than the power of death. Their
Il NC will fad the God of the living
"a Ca - Ak> YS~s-~.~~ Z.
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MIS- REPRESENTATIONS


beautiful nature. THAI WY an
see. Some unseen @ansr>
which the eye cannot hecssys--
Yet that power is sending forth
during spring and srmusc. life
and fragrance.
There is some power that send
this life forth unseen tn ash nv
1.-THE natural eye. Yet We mas,
know from all points of reason
ing that there must b. a ps>vSr
beyond Vegetation, Now We
4 come to man, that is the human
family: where will we fns ,nssr
origin. Some think they SsSs4,
ioped from q germ in the sea.
isomc think they sprang from
the lower type Of the animal
kingdom to the higher type al
man. But this will not do For
we look back to the very begin
lining. For this reasoa our an.
lswer shall be IN tho s1lN> "a In
language.
/ So our first aim w..L be- 10
show them a God abC ", a&oa-s :
God; The god of Int Seisty.
Taking the world over there is
quite q diversity Of opinloas in
regard to nature 8 god. And the
last to be presented as we under.
!, stand it, was given in an essay
by H. G.. Wells, and was read be,
fore the Royal Institution al
London. The essay embracing
the origin and foundation o. @er
BY setting forth q fish In this
language-"This creature which
breaches on land and respires i'm
, the water is the primitive form
of the type from which We have
: grown: into what we are
Whether we be monkeys OF
elephants OR great statesman @s
members of the clergy This
, essay W. shall class wish al
lother such opinions, And saSs
up the point Of the God Of taat
, Two Man Theory. Who is a God
Iabove the god of the Iahdel> IN
the first place then We look 0u'
over the fields Of nature down
from the beautiful deep blue sea
to the grand blue Arch of Reasss
= Including all departments Of
q nature. From the little gnas Tina
, flies or the insect that crawes o.
the fish that swims to the Srsa
b mammoth animals of EARTH a.
f it reads,
o Aud they went in unto Noaa
). into the ark two and two Of al
! Gesh wherein is the breath o
3 life.
n And they that went in went IL
; male and female OF all flesh a
e God had commanded him, AM
n the Lord shut HIM in tGen.T-
d 15-160
il :All is included. looking at them
# we see the God of the christian
f in them all, and around them sll
It Now reader don't you say thai
it We said the God of the chrissaan
h was in the wicked acts of aryon'
J. for he ia not. But nevertheless
h this wicked man has the impriu
t. of the likeness of God in him
3 In the manner God has snake
d of, The reader will say xete 70
n have not established your poar
It yet and we are waiting pa'ssasS!
d for you to do this. Well We saal
give you plain facts. So the hrs
4, we shall. ASK you to read is ths
g The little ant comes crawling .
IS ground toward you. You mov
i. your foot the ant sees your foi
70 move it Immediately takes aSh
T. lin a different direction Why doc
4 it do this? Because it fears tia
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viihfy:ns. or abusing anybody
We do not consider that is
5uStitiable in any preacher who
are, or are. not seeking converts,
in this bread field OF labor. which
lay befcre them. The teachings
of the word: bring a better feel.
ing over the mind,thar to abuse.
And tho sympathy 20. out
after al idolitors. Without mis-.
representations, or exaggera.
ton. We apply the name idols"
to the gods OF the sects, and all
false science. And idolitors of
any discri p,ion. or make up.
For all these apply those
names t. any kind OF worshipers
opposite to the manner of their
worship, or'belicf, since we have
discovered, the real truths of the
. existing God of the universe.
We find that "KERR'S DIS.
EoVERiES" sets up one of the
most 7uny idol gods that we
have aver heard of. And the wor.
shippers. iaolitors and the teach.
ers. belong to the false prophets
AMI false teachers. Kerr and
his followers believe the time
will come when the whole world
of people will believe Kerr's
Discoveries. as taught in THE
TRCTH ABOUT Con AND LIFE, "
in this nanne--, as j: read.
This Little Educator is dis.
tributed by the Church of Hu.
msnity to introduce to all people
kerrs Great Discoveries in Ma
ture that the Universe contains
no real God, That man con tains
no soCl, and that life is ended
forever in each person at death
That all Gods; Saviors. Sou Is
Saints, Devils, Spirits, Angels
Heaven, He'll, Purgatcry, Etc.
Are purely mythical. having nc
real existence whatever in ma.
ture.'
This kind Of doctrine is being
SHOWED into every university.
And into all leading edu cation
a! Societies. In order to over
throw Factors in Religion
Such a teaching as this should
be contradicted With all the
force and power that could be
exercised against it, For it is
as false as anything can be.
And all who would believe such
poor doctrine could not be O
the soundest of mind. Aud ne
one but he who had a selfish pur
pose in view would dare to teact
such a doctrine. For there is
no sound mind can look out or
the beautiful fields of nature
but what will have to say there
is a Divine power. There cal
be no organization of any kim
thatcan produce better spiri
of Love-A better spirit o
Frisndship-A better spirit O.
Sociability-Nur no better spir
Of mercy. Nor no better spiri
Of humanity. Than the Churcl
Of the Lord Jesus Christ does
Nor there is no 80 called churc
that can coms any ways near il
The Church of Christ bring
to the human family all the goo
that can be spoken of. And the
her promises reach into tina
vast eternity beyond the col
stream Of death.
This all, is the THE TRUTH
BOUT COP AND LIFE" Denie
the same false educator claim
that there is 70 God of the un
verse. The first question "
will have to ask on this. is. wba
brings life into existance? An
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would taae place liz
Jerusalem just rs it IS today. So
hen this is pr sitive proof Of the
authenticity of the word, AND
two witnesses makes valid tes-
timony so we shall ask you to
read.
And as some spaka Of the
Temple, how 1t was adorned
with goodly stones ana :;ifts he
sad
As for ihose thugs which We
behold, the days Witi come, in
the which there shall lut be left
one stone upon another, that
shall not be thrown down.
And when We shall see ,Ieru.
salem comprised with armies,
then know that She Gesolatlor
thereof is nigh.
For these be the days of ven,
gence, that all things which are
written may be fulfilled" Luke
|5l-5-i&2o&22.
Now we know that Jerusalem,
stood when this language was
spoken. And it cannot be de-
MED, for even Tom Payne spake
| Of this mans wonderfuluess.
Aud 80 years after Christ
spoke those words the pYophesy
was fulfilled in the downfall. of
Jerusalem, at the hand of Titus
Please read.
Titus wished to spare the
city, and tried every means to
prevail on the Jews to surren.
der; but in vain. After an OBJ
stinate blockade Of sin months.
Jerusalem was taken by storm.
the Temple burnt to ashes, and
the city buried il RUNS" His
tory Of the World Vol. i Page 20,
| Those are undeniabie facts by
any one-Therefore our anthem
tlsity Of the Word OF God is es-
tablished. We could give many
more such evidence. But we
think this plenty and sufficient
o prove this book the Holy Word
,of God.
! So having before US establish
! ell a God of LOVE divine and su.
lpreme. And stronger than the
/ power of death. LOVE the power
of life, was before all things.
Hatred the power of DEATH
the opposite to LOVE the power
) of life. This LOVE and life we
cannot see the beginning of But
hatred and death we"can see be-
yond it's origin or beginning.
Here we say farewell to the:
Infdel's theory, and the science
of man, and to the preachers of
the one man theory. Stand ye
thou spectators. weep,over your
can'L-The fallen ruins of Baby.
. ion the great the mother Of har-
lots Be struck with astonish.
ment--To see the majesty Of d.
vine scriptures See the san.
City of the everlasting gospel
, as it addresses you. Look first
at the volumns of the Philosoph
ers, with all their pomp, and
power.
How, contemplate do they ap.
pear in comparison with the
truth written by the Coz OF
Love in the book the Word Of
God, No where are they to be
: found
r,Can be who are the subject Of it S
; history, be himself a mere man?
ri Was this the tone of an enthu-
isiastic,. or of an ambitious Sec
f tarp? What sweetness! WHAT
tI purity in this! What an Affect.
l ing gracfulness in his instruct
ton! What sublimity in his max.
Il
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nNer THAT OflGNS ISttS b%a'U'
VA nus, fad this rOwaC. And,
4ow. this poH"r h''n-> death h,
bout
The general ho,IaF;S that there
is nothing 81 note ~ SmpartanCe, |
but what has m opposite, Death |
then has m opposite, and that |
is lie. Yes lie is an
power TO death,
Again we say that LOVE being
the greatest attribute known, il
has an opnoSitc, ana that oppo-
site is HATRED Also ve see that
the command has an opposite,
and the oppo>itc is diSobedience.
Life was before death-L0ve
before hatred The com mand
before disobediAn'e, On any
theory those things are facts.
On those grounds we shall
argue our cause Observation
to all men prove ,ai> sc, Death
is produced ny >rrt higher
power. And >l.ne life has to
produce il. Then death becomes
a production Of life, Can there
be any degrees in life? We will
understand this later on Life
is as far back as man can get
any knowledge OF. And his
knowledge urder the one man
theory and IntideiiSm, can only
so to the creation Of the world,
with science to help him.
Here the three stands looking
over the fathemless blue. Moth,
ing in sight to give them hope OF
the numberlesS past--the IN
known, Then pause, time pass
the Inhdel stoops a little peers
into the deep blue sea, he sees 9
{ fish the father and mother of al
living.
He'is now that much ahead Of
the one man theory preacher
and science. Though dear read
ers we see something much bet
ter. And we shall tell the bette
as fast as we can. Just be pa
tient. So we take up the poin
of LIFE and LOVE. There is n
man can see beyond LIFE an,
LOVE. You can look beyon,
everything else, by the voice o
LIFE and LOVE. For LOVE ha
created and give life to al. things
LOVE is the head of all thing
LOVE is our Con, and our God i
a consuming hre-He is the Go,
of the universe. LOVE bein,
our God because God is Love
There is nothing to be mentione,
but what love is there.
So finding that Love is th,
great master peace. We sha,
then turn your minds to tn
Book produced by this mas,e
piece. Which is far better tha
all other theories. This word i
the Book of Pooks. But our In
tidel friend says we do not be
lieve it to be anything but man
work. So we must by som
means prove its authentisity an
we shall do this by what it say
of the things that is now coming
!: to pass. The first place read:
| In that day shall there be
great mourning in Jerusalem a
the morning of Ha6adrimmon i
the valley of Megiddon.
And the land shall mourn, ever
. family apart: the family of th
house OF David apart and thei
wives apart the family OF tn
{: house Of Nathan apart and thei
; wives apart;
The family of the house 9
b Levi apart and their wives apar
: the family of Shimei apart an
; their wives apart;
l IL
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-18
VIOLET RAYS EXPLODE MINE
Test Of italian inventors Apparatus
Proves to Be Remarkably
Successful.

Giulio Urivi carried out new expert
ments at Florence, Italy, with his in
vention for blowing up powder maya
zines and explosives incased in metal
by means of ultraviolet rays projected
from a distance. While Admiral For
mari was sinking four mines to two
thirds their depth in the River Arno,
the inventor transported his apparatus
to Mount Scenario, ten miles away. and
placed it behind the hill town Of Fie-
sole, thus adding to the obstacles be-
tween himself and the explosives.
Within a half hour after receiving
signal. Urivi, by his protector, exploded
all the mines.
Admiral Fornari then subjected the
system to another stringent test by
sinking in various parts of the river q
number of metal bombs, containing en-
plosives, which he prepared himself.
Though the task presented enormous
difficulties owing to the conformation
of the river, the young engineer from
his position on the mountain took only
a quarter of an hour in each Ease to
scour the river bed with the rays and
locate the bombs.
Urivi is about to start experiments
with a new apparatus capable Of blow
ing up any explosive within q radius Of
80 miles.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-18
KEEP IN MIND WHEN WRITING
II One Would Be Classed az a Wei.
come Correspondent These Must
Be Remembered.

Be yourself, strive for the express
sion of your own thoughts, write with
all the force Of your personality, and
you will be projecting your mind on
the mind Of the friend who 10 to draw
delight from your letter. Write with
the conscious wish to express truth
fully and well that which you have
to say. abjure ~slovenly makeshift, and.
just as strongly, the self-conscious-
ness which keeps n eye IN the pur-
pose in hand and one on effect.
Remember always that there Ia the
possibility Of publicity for your let
ter, and II you have malice, cruelty,
or uncharitableness in your mind, at
least g that you do not commit your
feelings to paper, to your possible con
fusing at some later date, when kind
Illness has replaced your former harsh
Judgment.
Remembering all these things. you
will have no need for the services of
q complete letter writer. Guided by
sincerity and truth. you may proceed
to give your thoughts the craven per.
manence of writing.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-09-18
1T shall reach Versailles tonight

"It shall reach Versailles tonight
your highness."
The young man reread the telegram
which one of the two men had given
him q moment since. 1t was q com
mand which even he, wilful and dis.
obedient as he was, dared not ignore.
He ripped 1t into shreds and flung
them out of the window. He did not
apologize to the man into whose face
the pieces flew. That gentleman red.
dened perceptibly, but he held his
tongue. The blare of a horn announced
the time of departure. The train
moved. The two men on the platform
saluted, but the young man ignored
the s~alutation. Not until the rear car
disappeared in the hazy distance did
the watchers stir. Then they left the
station and got into the tonneau Of a
touring car, which shot away and did
not stop until it drew up before that
imposing embassy upon which the
French will always look with more OF
less suspicion.