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have recognized. that cause YOU have
served; that defeat you would re-
vcngc."
After Louis Napoleon had nnishod
a number Of questions were put 10
him. but 10 these Nc oniy replied 10
mcr0syllabies. or more cftcn refused
Ia give any at an. The charcellor
then Logan the examln ton 90 81 hers
accused. Their behavior was cxactly
IA, y OF the chief prisoner. They had
followed Louis Napoleon OiindIy and
would fellow him again. Thus spoke
these veteran leaders OF the hsst en-
pire, as well as the otntrs.
Then the p%recureur general. when
All the evidence had been heard, ad
dressed the court Tor the prosecution.
His speech was made up Of a pitiless
recital OF the facts OF the attemut,
followed by q powerful appeal Tor "A
heavy punishment. which the facts
so plainly demanded.
ON September 80. Berger made mis-
speech for the defense. After h had
finished his strong appeal TO the
French people, u was found tha' ..
was not without eject. The DANA q
% the atscmpt to seize u thtDnc had
tetn ludicrous; the trial had bccn
rendered a serious event. and hat
rcmained-the punishmont-was mos
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aucrquc are as thick ne hot-,a-males
la a hospital.
GREAT climate this said Aug
ustus Van Poohl. as he s~nowshoed
from the thirty-scvcnth story Of the
WooiWorth building. "Nothing like
Little Old New York Tor weather"
D.
MRS. CRYSTAL EASTMAN Ben
cdict told tho house committee the
women voters OF the country would
visit their wrath on the Democratic
party at the polls u II "dodgcd the
ISSUE
CRYSTAL made herself perfectly
clear, all right.
BUT how'd you like 10 be Rem
edict7 Fat chance nc has to Dodge
the Issue"
son OF a Roman senator IA wanted
In Los Angeles for separating some
acquaintance from $1,000. They
have no kick Suppose he had caught
them In the shadow of the Coliseum ?
O
WHEN the Heavy sets through
running these Great Trials Of His
tory we're going to spring some
New Mexico court dope that'll make
en- look like %gtatuary In the movies.
D
~ ARIZONA the Governor let's the
convicts go. In New Mexico they
Just go.
SOLVES the over-crowding-Uf
prisons problem.
LENT brings the conscmplative
| spirit-to the party that pays for the
hat.
d
MEXICO has no war poets
o
BITT As WE SAID. In beginning
there are only two words in English
that hang up with Carranza; and nOn'
at all In Spanish, so there's a reason
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crrM,NNs GROWING wE,Irn.

The enormous increase in the pui-
chasing power of the people "l Ger
man, that hir taken place sine tn"
present emperor began hi= reign 900
1855 is stuknaly depleted ~ Dr kart
Helncuch in Il monograph published
In German at th, time of the cm-
p,ror's silver Jubilee in june. 1915.
and now brought out 100 English oy
the pcutscns hunk of which Dr
uclncrich is % director under the
tiiIc. Germany Ecouum'c proercsz
and National Wealth 1NsN-isia
Dr Hclnrrich sketches u outline
tho Development In Gcrmans since
1855 of the thrco chief elements OF
productive capacit, population. vco-
notui, technique and ccuuomi, organ
l1ation. the resulting cNI usi"n in
uroductlou Itself and The conromit"ni
,hcnomcua o, traffic Sud gonsump-
ION und FINALLY. e|ndcutors TOO osti-
nate the national Income and the
mouut ot accumulated surplus "i iu-
come over -y1nsunlptiun Co. nau"nal
wealth a. pln,ef the present Es"ss
income of the nation Jt '".upo uno e.
uuo. as compared with $4,000 U1.o'n
to So oUH 1aa GOO about l>.s Hc cs-
tlmst,- thHt uf ilus ahuut 81 o"0 un0
GOO. which ne nutomnt., increase "i
rxIstius pruhcrt1 values Raises to
So oo. uUU 0oo Bal saved annually. Hr
oomuaIrd Nith fl.isu nup. QUO ga
81. 2oo. COCOON If,c,u }eaI- ago. and
that Germany national wealth a-
thus accumulated amounts today tc
mor, thar 81 10000 o 600. ar conn
fmrol with nboui 100000 900 o0o
about the 1rdr $3.50 These hsurcs
nsed con m.omo sud property us re-
Turns aud statistic of fire insurance
checked hy earlier estimates oI
Schmuuer and oihef economists ur'
brought Forward i1 shaS ga Grrman'
how their country mas progressed 30
u material nay inder ns present
ruler To Jhe american utcy arc al.
most equally instructive aH disclosinl
the uch ppteHfA4liss of th, GermDr
market Tor American urodu,ts abir O.
survive tnc sern composition tina.
such condtuons have Produced.
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Great Trials of History

TRIAL OF NAPOLEON III

hrst. followed closets by the famous
advocates. Berryer and Marie. who
had undertaken his defense. a little
man dressed la black. slightly built.
pale faced. with a calm n and
a dreamy eye-this IA the nFst vis-
ion which the court of peers had Of
their future emperor.
By the side Of Louis Napoleon vas
the venerable General M%onthoion.
who. after sharing Napoleon's exile
AZ 81. Helena. had IN his old age
placed his life AZ he disposal Of his
heirs. In all some 20 prisoners were
present.
The chancellor. Duke Pasquier, WAS
the FIRST io speak. Addressing Louis
Napoleon as FIRST accused, lac bid
him stand. Then he asked him his
name. age aud profession. To the
last question The prisoner replied
slowly; "A French prince la exile"
Louis Napoleon then asked leave 10
make a short statement. which was
given. and he proceeded 60 make the
nrst OF those short speeches in winch
ne excelied. He said u stand before
you the representative Of a principal.
q cause. "a defeat. The principal IL The
sovereignty Of the people, the cause
4 the cause Of the empire; the de-
feat, Waterloo. That principle yon
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nan. MISSOURI,

Never Will Missouri anguish for
fame so long as there ar, 1oun' dogs
cor corncob pipes, AMI, az matters now
.uo. the cob seems her greater glory
Ia the He'd Book of tho states bureau
.of labor statistics b. proudly writ
down the fact hat fifteen million
.corncubs have been converted into
some twcnty-cight million pipes an
within q twclycmonth, and that the
annual earnings of this cheerful in
diistry cScccd i've hundred thousand
dollars
But who tnnt Be- mindful of life's
higher ends VIII consider merely the
lucrc in Mi~ssouri's great pipe output p
More umpress.,, o.. the statement that
these dought3 obs found their way
D., thousands aud tens--of-thousands
to Cnnada Europe. Asia. south Amer
lea. Africa. Australia and New Zca-
mnd not Co cnuun the vast number
distributed throughout the Union.
Thus may We catch through the
mlud's nose tho Incense of Missours
lrenowu. wrcathing h planet IN
grateful puns
Let utAcr states sing of their vinc-
yards and orchards. their herds aud
nocks and potatoes OF even their
poets Missouri muy Naive al other
clnims Geo greatness and stand pre-
rmincnt 90 her mountain uf corucoh
ipipcs The icstal virgin ot earth,
smoking Democracy Be- she-the dis
~crert and frugal goddess OF thos,
virllc souls who take their tobacco ir
its most puissant form
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serious OF an.
on October 6 the peers pronounced
their sentence. Only four we're ac-
quilted. Aiadenize was sentenced for
life: Parluin, who died In captivity
with Montholon. Lombard and Per-
signy. was given 20 years of detention
"a severe form Of punishment: Mes
oman, IS years; VoisVn and others, 20.
years. and three more ave years.
Charles Louis Napoleon nonaparte
was sentenced Co perpetual lmprison-
ment In a fortress Within the terri
tories OF France.
on October : the frlgate that was
TO bear the cmpcror's body back to
France east anchor at ST. Helena. On
the same day Louis Napoleon WAS
conducted from Paris to the Intended
scene Of his lifc long imprisonment.
an old fifteenth century fortress rear
the town Of Ham. ON the sulien waters
Of the somme. For the frst six
months the prisoner was confined In
q small cell nine feet square on the
frst floor OF the Crosse tower. hut
ON May Is, 1916. he escaped 10 Lon
don attlred In the disguise Of a la
boror. Then came the SECOND French
revolution OF isfs and Louis Napoi-
con had his long wish gratined and
became Louis III OF France.
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OUT on THE DARK.
Helen Keller.

a collection OF twcnty-clsht mag
nzino articles, letters and addresses
on preson, dny topics such a. social
Ism. capital and labor. higher edh-
cation for women, woman su1ras"
and ON the problem of the blind all
written los a woman who though blind
aud deaf continually ~astunlshes tho
world by her kceness.
Ju,enlc~.
our Little swedish Cousin-tlulre
"a pburH.
our Little JAPANESE cousin-Mary
n wade
Gentle Interference Of Bab-A NJ
naultou
Adventure Anoat snd Ashore.
BOY scouts in "a Lumber Camp
james Otis
stories OF Hcroism from World =
History o.. s Brooks
There Will he a stor5 hour az the
chldren's room Of the ubrars at 2t3o
clock saturday afternoon.
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TnE STATE rNIR RACES

The action OF the state lair come
mirsiuu iu settling aside $4,000 'ur
racing is O. step !n tho right direction
IL iuauros good racing here this ull
ana than good ruens Their, b. mo- bet
ter amusement. The racing prosrum
last year was , s@ric,ous business it
was almost as bad 5s thc baseball
tournament which was near the
limit.
The exhibition or good hurscflvsh
ls ID pHrt uf M, reul purpose of the
state uir 10 viii encourage the
hringlng here ol horses Of All classes.
Tor sale and exhibition and trade.
Win the horses viii come the tat
cattle and sheep aud hogs. The
fancy chickeus we are SUR Of
The commission can make no mis-
take ln giving its hacking Ca good.
,l,au horse racing. b VIII meet with
universal approval
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valley exist ideal conditions Tor MAX
ing butter bacon and eggs. These
thinga can hc gotten tu the railroad
easily enough because uf their con-
drnsed furm Tine climate and feeds
90 thr Taos whitley should be- vcrA
layura1i, to dairy production After
making nuttcr there would be the
skim mills f1i tho uiEF which would
finish up uu alfalfa and be- given
grain pouiiry produces are stan
dard and tend steadily to rise ia
price Perhaps turkc,s could here be
grow ou a lUrEe scale. DO $50. the
profit should be- notable Here would
De- 30 fine place Co combine dairting
With beef MAKING. if true duHl pur-
pose COWS could be- obtained. milking
thc COWS making butter, rearing the
calves and pushius them on market
Inc them finally Bs baby hccNeH. THIS
Wuuld. however call for skill and
patience lu selections NJ cowg ana in
.Hu the later details ~ management
elise the baby reeves would Dee Ions
past baby hood ere they were ripe lot
the market % { lived tbcrc ] should
seok Go bring boz ncighbors who under.
stood dairylng aud pig raising to join
with me in establishing There these
Industries The more men producing
high -cla huttcr in the TaDs valley.
the better for each onc WI" O. mum
Der Of men growing pigs there would
opn hc enough 60 support s small
pork packing and bacon curing plant
For that The conditions would seen
90 hc nearly ideal Pork products
sell for very high prices throughout
an the Rocky mo, ntain region
A. a sine issue. why not Keep good
mares and grow draft colts ThnI
cuN ironmcnt and food ought 60 pro.
duce Wonderful draa horses. so the,
were icd from Dolthood, u We car
make moncN a. We believe. growini
draft horses in ohio with land a.
fta0 and alfalfa az Sl5 per ton. su.e.
o. there ought to hc urofit ia II In thu
Taos valley Here aGJ.n success
hinges ON getting good foundation
stock. and then feeding IL properl!
ana literally. Young horses wall
easily Ca the railway IS miles away
aud there b. never a lct-up IN the dc
mund for good draft horses.
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Charles Louis Napoleon bonaparte,
the third son of Louis Bonaparte, ana
"a brother OF the great Napoleon. spent
M ereater part OF his life In intrlgues
TO become the emperor OF the French
and nnally succeeded In 1859. Fifteen
years OF his early life were spent Ia
exile. and he finally made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to organize a revelu-
ton among the French soldiers sta
Toned al stfasburg In isss. He made
q descent GA France In iHfp near
Boulogne. bat his efforts were nnsue-
cossful. and he was arrested n I'M
prisoned. along with MOntholon, Per-
figny and Conncau.
For this act Of treason against the
government he vas brought before
the court OF peers with hie accom-
plices The trial a hxed for sep
tember "a. 1890 The month Of sep
TENDER was employed by the Severn
meni IN the private examination Of
the prisoners. aud ny Louis Napoleon
Ia such preparations for his ria az
were possible
70 an questions addressed 10 the
.preiendsr he refused any answer on
September Is. al 1880 IN The morn
ms, the prisoners we're brought Tor
the FIRST lime before the court 81.
peers. Louis Naroleon was led In.
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Cheerful MN


The Evening Herald carried "a puge
~ nows couccrnlne tho livestock in-
d1strv of Sew MeNico Monday
bid You read 81 % 90 did >ou
gathered the dominant not, of cheer
uiu,s which prr'alls Throughout the
lcnsth ana breadth or this satc
among livestock growers q you did
mot cad IT, you should o. tuu prov,
hclpnl
From every sr,tiou BOZ Tho state
come reports of prosperous conditions
in our chicf industry The cattle men
are noi only racIns % year "l unprcce-
dcutod prices. but they hav" ahead If
them the assurance that those prices
have come 10 stay The Industry
looks go good Go them IA they are
taking seriously 60 the long delayed
business Of range conservation. 90
plans Tor meeting the new range con
dluons In thls state.
The sheep men have come
through WIN promised 10 q , disns-
trous winter. practically without loss
WIN clcn an average mmniug season
they are insured of O. big Year Wool
ls nov hcing contracted all over IA"
state az from o. to ~ cents Predie.
lions Of accent wool mnde when the
new uir,a law was under discussion.
have been forgotten but why recall
campaign chatter The sheep grow
crs Of Sew Mcxico can afford Go for
g,t AN TINT. Tho tariff change has
thus far had not the slightest erect
on the prir' Of New McNi"o wool
The market this spring is STRONGER
as Tar thnn 10 Was last There is a
market al good nome, making prices
for every fleece ana ayery nmh that
can he put on The market And a.
average sherr year in Sew Mexico
remember. means somewhere iu th'
~ucigh5orhuol uf zen millions of DOL
lars Of hard cash poured in,o he lai'
Of New Mexico growers from outsid'
sources We can anord 10 cheer ul
nlonr with tho livestock men. w
share in the genera ptrspart}.
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$4,000 VOICES,


And Many Are the Voices OF Albu-
aucrquc People.
Thirty Thousand voices -What "a
grant choruF, And that's the num-
her OF American men aud women
who are publicly pralHing Doan's KID
ney Pills for relief from backnche'
kidney and bladder ms. They say u
to friends They ten u In tt'e home
papers. Albuquerque people are IN
this chorus. Here's an Albuquerque
case.
). J.. Ryan. 32g y. broadway, Al
buuuerque. -. a.. SAYS. II had no
ticed for some time that my kidneys
weren't acting az they should. The
iar Of riding ON a n heavy
lifting weakened them. I had sharp
tUlnges ia the small 81 my back. My
head achcd and / had dizzy spells. !
got Deans kidney pills after a neigh
Dor had given a public statement,
telling how they had cured him OF
kidney complaint one box vas all
4 needed Tor a permanent cure
For sale by an dealers Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Bnnnlo,
Now York. sole agents for the Unit
Cd States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
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GOOD ADVICE FOR
THE WHOLE STATE

The Taus valley Recorder b. Seek
ans Geo solve tho dew lupulent prob
lem for hat YER fertile, though isu-
lated district. and ln tairg $50 has
asked and received some valuable add
Sico from au expert which is good
enough 30 81, needed hy the whole
state. There are many districts 10
New Mexico where the trnnsp0rta-
run problem is as erlou as 30 o. in
the Taus valley and where the mat
ural resources arc lust go bountiful
ahsi varied TO These as we'll as 10
Taos the following from the Record
cr is. Of Interest,
a letter was written Houie time axe
to the Breeders Gazette. published
iu Chicago, stating our agricultural
problems ln TIE Taos v%ailv2, vita its
poor and limited markets. distant
railroads. fertile suii. alfalfa. etc.. and
requested that ius staff correspondent.
AR. Joseph o Wins give us his solu-
of cur present situation.
Mr Wing 10 known an over the
World for his extensive travels n obs
s%erYation and knowledge upon agri-
CULTURAL probisms iie sent h fol-
lowing fcpis. whirh we consider
worthy OF publication
iiepif ~ asgeph 4. sing.
h seems 40 Toe That in the Taos
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iut 81 sound common sense lu this
tIcu W. have worried alone for
mans ,ours with nur inpaId mator
and some msht, good men hu,, held
th, job and have mtid lt with honor
to thcmaoI, ,s aud benefit to thc COM
immunity.
Uut Loo framing the ordinance. nov
past iU Hfst reading. which gives to
.th, m,mD,rs ot the councd 50 each
.fuf 3D. muximum ui three meetings iu
each month. several important items
seem ta have been overlooked The
S. Iicr meeting supposedly is To- reim-
puf., th, councilman Tot bis Time
aua f1rtIlt him against biain iaE in
a@tt,udins Co ih, eD business This
being in lne. BE- should have The
alternative 90 ID 81 line when hc fails
tp attend tnr council meeting. With
out good and sufficient Xcusc
st the s5.throo-mcotng-a-m month
.pripc. The .uuncii Will cost ytrs close
TO $500 "a year which would pa, "a
large part OF the SALARY It one able
commissioner
And after ail this colucilmunio
allat, ordinance Ioos not take erect
uutI 1916. -o there is mo- cause FOR
limmodut, settlement about b. Prob
abb, by that time We will have th,
commission form Ia operation.
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STRIPES WILL BE
SPRING FEATURE


The Roman stripes with their dik-
cling bright huss are To- be worn tnis
spring by 1me
In vests and snshes and even in
mnre startling ways the bright stripes
are to be worn,
The most popular way of wearing
the Roman eolors will be in sashes-
They are being shown In the stores
made with u be- win the back, built
high ana with draping tasseis on the
side.
The stripes also win be seen an the
hats. The ribbons will be draped
about the hat and viii allow a s"ri
OF tassel TO hang from the side OF
back.
Other STYLES will be the striped
vests. Vests nave been worn all VIM
ter. hut the brighter stripes are 10 be
the spring style. These are TO be
made with long points aud u on the
bias. allowing the stripes to slant
away from the points.
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Household Hunts

rr, ThI- E,cr,da, Cake.

THE mixing OF this cake seems to
j violate an the traditions, but re-
suits prove that there Is wisdom IN
tho method. IL is more tender and
more moist than the lot water sponge
cake. hence keeps better and We md
IL "a most practical and inexpensive
cake. Beat TIVE 3 q very lightly, add
one cupful Of sugar and beat until
lemon colored. Add one cupful OF
nour sifted with half a teaspOonful OF
salt and one and a half tesspoonfui
OF baking powder. Add quickly a cup
OF hot milk. one tablespoonful OF melt
ed butter and navoring. one tea
spoonful OF vanilla and half a tea
spoonful % almond extract Is a good
mixture. Bake In a moderate oven
and frost vita any desired frosting
or the cake may be split n made
into a layer cake.-From food House
keeping Magazine.
Boil Bacon for Frying.
THE sXtllful colored cook OF one
i o. my southern friends always
boiled her bacon before FRYING u. In
spired by the example. ! prepared two
dishes % bacon. one fried IN the or
binary way. the other boiled first FOR
ten minutes. The boiled bacon was
free from the strong taste so often
Charactcrizlng this meat, and seemed
To DE more tender, as well as mora
! delicate In flavor. than the fried meat.
, BE sure 20 drain we'll and dry before
! frying-Good Housekeeping Maya
kline.
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PREFACE 10 POLITICS.
MnIIcr Ilnnmnnn.

The underlying idea ol the book b.
well expressed in the quotation on the
title page. "a God wilt thou create
FOR myself Qua Of thy seven devils 70
The authors notion Is very much like
this she evil aud suffering in the
world exist largely 10 not entirely
through the m].sducotiou aud misnp-
plication ~ mems desires. which are
neither good nor bad In themselves.
The passions of men need 90 be di-
verified into useful channels In many
respects q Is the ablcst brief book Of
iis kind which has been published
during the last ten Gears
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PAYING rIIr AIprl'MrN

Tho cny council may or may not
have acted wisely in declining to
agree upon saiarg Tor she neat
mas 90 og Alhp1sefane There are "a
sfeai maus people WIN want the
commission form IA government here
and who ieei thst sincs va are re's'
onabl, certain of iesislaticn frum the
ncgf staie assembly which viii per
mt thai form, Ne should l,i "a own
system aione untl Ne cen make
nv change all a. once. There h a
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MAKING OVER MARTHA.
Julia Mathilsle Iippmann.

In this story. We have the genial
Martha, erstwhilr of the scrubbing
brush. settled as Il resident ct a. New
England village. Here the WE'LL
meaning ncighhors and untronizing
summer people attempt to make her
over according To their liking Need
less to say Martha has more 10 do
with their remaking, and to add fla-
Nor go the tale takes a hand in "a love
STAR. ..I...4L
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NeW Books at the
Public Library
AFTER HOJ ~.
Mara guhcrt- Rincllnrt.

The mystery OF that terrible night
when hell seemed loose on O. painted
sea- This novel b. said q be Airs.
iinoharts best story; q thrilling muir
der-m1 stcry which reminds one u
"rhe Man in Lower Ten bat has
added SAVIOR Of the sea. and a love
story one viii not forget.
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nm WITNESS ron THE DEFENSE,
A. ~ MI.nn.

A stor, of England ana India which
the conservative Pall Mall Gazette
says might rouse the soul of Wilkie
collins TO onVy la this book the
plot Is y 20 complicated aud ingenious
that it seems almost impossible Tor IL
So Do u%nraNelcd.