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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18
PUT. THE SIZZ IN SELF.

A car of wine arrived at Selz recent
ly containing $500 gallons at cost Of
approximately " one thousand five hun
dred dollars. Fifty barrels containing
so gallons each were ordered by so
individual parties. It was big day
for Selz.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18

Big Chicken Pie Supper at Surrey.
The Young Ladies' Club of the Pres
byterian church Of Surrey will serve a
chicken pie supper at the town hall on
Saturday, March 9th, commencing at
5 o'clock. Admission 25c.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18
Surrey Township Election

Election day was quiet at Surrey
Tuesday. The following were elected:
Albert Fox, supervisor; H. L. David
son, constable; H. L. St. John and Nels
Hakinson, road overseers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18

Will Lecture at the Grand.
"The Conservation of Manhood, or
Minot's Need of a Y. M. G. A." at the
Grand Theatre Sunday evening, by
Rev. F. B. Sapp.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
ENDING THE DnrG HABIT,

March /, 1915, less than two
weeks away. the federal law will
practically end the opium and CO.
eaine evils 10 the United states, just
a. the decree Of the cat Of all the
Russlas practically ended the vodka
evil 10 Tie Mascoeltc empire.
opium ana Is derivatives and
either hahlt-forming drugs will not
be wlthln The reach Of the drug
fond after the hrst day OF March.
Thc victims Of these drugs are said
Il number fully four millions.
The vice Is more insidious than that
81 alcoholism and is mainly secret
one. Users may pass through life al
together unexpected But deteriora-
Ton develops lust the same, with the
worst consequences to the race. The
alcohol victim liz detected and some
n the consequences to the race can
he avoided lie has not the same on
poftuniiy 60 work harm to the race
"A the drug aend whom no one sus-
pects of being one
The law Is good II enforced BEING
federal law. Il is pretty certain to
So enforced, because Uncle sam rare
h does things by halves,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
oEoMTKc RATIO or HABIT.

ASatufdaS Evening POST
II you save one cent today and
double the amount saved day by day.
at the end of so days YOU will have
laid by a respectable sum Amounting
TO several million dollars. by taxi
ing a pencil ana a piece OF paper you
can satisfy yourself of the fact much
more easily than you can find the
money. Even on the tenth day.
when the amount saved reaches So,
you might find 1t was disorganiz!ng
the family budget
II you pursue normal course
through lie you are always doing
something today. and a little more of
4 the next day. and still more the
day after. The man with delirium
tremcas hogan at only a penny a day.
beginning &C @ penny a day, you can
acquire a million-doilar tobacco heart
Also. you can acquire million-dol
lar satisfaction in good literature by
forming reading habit, or million
dollars worth of health by habit OF
exercise.
Cumulative habit is about two
thirds 81 life. Between a book ana a
drink. az geometric ratio. there is all
the dlfferenee in the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

STYLE. And year after year the AM
eriean dramatisi fails 10 respond. why
y ite Is Il because The best minds in
this country o. not go into the thea
terf One OF the most distinguished
VI living British dramatIsts. who was
IN New York this past autumn. said
20 me one day. m / were go. with lay
life "a live over alain. ! should not
become a dramstlst. bnt novelist /
should not again undergo the humilla-
lions and restrictions which our the
alter imposes n that Is true Of
England. how much more forclbly it
Is true 81 the United states. where our
piayhouses are not conducted ~ ae-
tor-managers. ike Tree and Wynd-
ham and Alexander. but by graduate
ushers, water boys and the like! Yet
the born dramatst Will generally
struggle up and through any environ
ment. however hostile. Probably we
ourselves are more 10 blame than
anyone. We Do not demand solidity
Of thought or sense Of style. Truth TO
tell, the American theatergocr. by and
large, has not We, developed taste.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
THE TRUST PRINCIPLE.

For dozen years a large percent
nge ~ Americans have been clamor-
lng against the trust principle in
business as a hateful institution Of
monopoly. vicious invasion Of free
competition. For a year or two all Of
us have been pleading for economy
and efficiency in business as the sure
method Of maintaining rs domestic
soiyency and Of increasing foreign
expansion
NOW Il begins 20 dawn upon us that
Ne are praising the very thing We
have heen deprecating They do
things differently in Germany. where
they know more about economy and
efficiency than we are likely 70 learn
in another half century There. econ
omy and efficiency have been deyei-
opod to the highest point b. the APP
pllcation Of the trust principle in gov
eminent. in industry, in commerce
and banking
In this country the principle was
carefully developed and applied in the
late nineties 10 save business from
the last general panic. The waste Of
duplicate organizations. 81 multiple !
buying, selling and exchange, was
cured For reckless and extravaeant
lighting for business was substituted I
prudent combinations for economic /
llvlslon II business among those best
lifted for production and dlstribn-
ion.
This Is the simplest expression II
he trust principle. II served its pur-
pose In the recovery Of prosperity
wenty years ago. II has served tho
anne purpose In avertlng loss Of
in severer crisis now;
hough we have invented deficiency
nd economy" as a longer and pref
Ter name for Il.
Combination has built mp a foreign
rade 10 replace siackness In domes-
ic business, and has fortified indus
~ 10 meet the strain. Most Of the
BUSINESS failures Of the past twelve
months have been in minor industries
under the old waste Of
Tho trust idea has been abused. as
he competitive idea was abused. bat
Is economy and efficiency endure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
4 rrsr or ENDURANCE

Great Britain formally proclaimi
30 foodstuns destined for German
ports absolute conuaband. which
means that Germany i in state 81
siege. Hut The proclamation states M
new fact The condition has existed
Tor some time and was recognized b.
The kaisers government when .,
seized All The food Of the nation for
military doing ont to thc beleaguered
garrison and non-combatant popala-
ton. As a countcr-strike a submarine
blockade Of Great britain liz TO be
commenced tomorrow
Neuiuh must make the best Of e.,
~ traders Dc about heicagucred
city. get their goods Ia II they can. for
war t,xlcss high enough 20 warrant
The rick % seizure ~ This situation
international law b. "a scrap u
paper" SIKH and sharpness Is the
ne0lrais only safeguard
Germany viii have no prize courts
90 which neutral ships seized can be
referred, because she Will use spbma-
vines and they cannot man ships 10
take them 70 German ports. Great
Britain commands the surface Of the
seas. Foodstuns Intended for Ger
many will nov 60 10 british prize
courts. as viii the vessels carrying
such eargoes. and from the decision
Of the prize court there Is no appeal.
liRless italy. Rumania and Greece
ast into the war there II no hope Of
crushing the German armies In the
field for many years. II ever They
arc too well equipped, TOO well drill
"a. TOO wen educated. TOO determin-
ed. can dlg-in too easily and effective
Is. II b. a war OF exhaustion. as Il
now is proceeding.
on the other hand, i Greece. Italy
and gumaniA enter the war. as fore
Swallowed b. the declaration Of
Lloyd George in the house Of COM
mons. Austria will be quickly crush
"a and the way will BE opened to
Berlin between tie teutonlc armies.
now aghting on the borders Of Rus
ala IN the east, and the armies now
in France and Belgium Continued
war hy the Germans and the Aus
irIans would be impossible
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
THE DOCTORS Dill.

The journal has no objection TO the
enactment Of law to prescribe rigid
rules resaruinz tiir qualifications 81
medical practitioners in New Mexico.
hut It does object 70 q law that will
make the physician sole judge of how
a homo shan be conducted and what
remedies shall be used Ger the cure
% ailments Il is said that the Doepp
hill PASSED. by the senate. applies TO
doctors alone The trouble with the
hnl is that u must be read In eonnec-
ton with the present law TO know
MhM u means
Taken in its full import. no per-
son WHO wants a simple remedy for
indigestion can ask druggist what
be regards as the lies, eathartic Il
il gond deal Ike the story OF Ger
tain state which PASSED law pro-
hihiiing any female doing laundry
work Another clause said that all
cinnamon, Tor the purposes OF this
act. were considered females.
let every representative at Santa
~ read The following extract from
The law. taken In connection with the
bill upon which he IS expected 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

vote. and see II his constituents will
receive him with smiles after he has
voted Il;
Sec Z For the purposes OF this
act the words practice 81 medicine
shall mean 70 open an office for such
purpose or 10 announce 70 the public
or any individual In any way. a de-
sire or willingness Or readiness 10
treat the sick or afflicted. or 10 in
yestiEate or 10 diagnose. or offer to
Investigate OF diagnoac any physicaf
or mental allment or disease of any
person. or "a suggest. recommend.
prescribe or direct. for the usc Of any
person. any drug. medicine. appli-
aDce or other agency. whether mate
rial or not material for the cure.
relief or palliation Of any all
menf or disease ~ the mind
or body, or for the cure or relief 81
any wound, fracture or bodily injury
or def0rmity after having received,
Or with the intent 81 receiving there
for. either directly or indirectly any
bonus. rift or compensation"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
NO CIoTURE LIKELY.

II IL not likely that the senate will
change It's rules so as to limit debate
or IN any wise hamper the freedom
of the statesmen who labor under the
delusion that they are ambassadors
from the various states Instead OF
plain representatives.
0lotnre was absolutely necessary
Ia the lower house II the same condI-
tlons. that prevailed before Thomas
h. Reed became speaker were in
force now. the house 81 representa-
tives with 4S5 members. never
would accomplish anything The SEN
ate. with only 90 members. is not so
unwieldy and the personnel is Of a
higher order Of ability than that Of
the house.
But no deliberailve body should be
bound by rules that may be used by
a small but determined minority TO
defeat the will Of the majority. The
constitution OF the United States i'm
poses limitations upon the Will Of the
majority and amply protects the
rights Of minorites
Without regard to the merits or de-
merits OF the ship purchase bill, the
rules of the United states senate
should he put in workable shape.
Just MS It was found necessary TO shut
of limitless debate in the house OF
representatives IN order that the
wheels Of government might be al
lowed 20 turn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
How Abraham Lincoln Was Regarded
By the Politicians of His Time

Lincoln always had the eonfidenc.
Of his party" exclaimed an eloquent
Chicago orator in the course Of a Lin.
coin day speech al ST. Louis. So soor
r. history conveniently forgotten, q
distorted or mutiiated 70 suit political
whims and partisan purposes
To this generation il seems as II
Lincoln must have had The confidence
OF his party. yet Lincoln never had
the confidence 81 the republican par
". " by party we mean the managing
politicians ia and out Of congress who
control party affairs.
when a visitor 70 the national CAPT.
tol In the winter OF 1863 expressed
desire 70 meet members OF congress
who we're friendly 10 President Lin-
coin, Isaac \. Arnold OF Illinois was
pointed Out "a him AZ the only friend
that Lincoln had in congress
A. the very hour Of his assasslna.
ton the republican leaders Of the
house and senate were plotting t.
thwart his plans for the reconstruc-
ton q the southern states: and when
Andrew Johnson attempted 10 carry
out LincolH's poJlcy johnson was Inn
peachcd
IN the perspective Of history. Lin
coin now occupies niche among the
great figures Of ali time. but in his
own day and in his own crisis he was
the most abused president that ever
occupied the white House. Neither
before nor since has any president Of
the United States heen subjected "a
such wholesale personal vituperaiion.
While living. the greatest Of Amer
Jeans was a gorilla" a 'baboon, a
clown" a butcher" a "henhound /
Of slavery, traitor" "despot." 4
an 'nsnrper." an ignorant backvoods /
lawyer a fool. scoundrel and a
yillnln." to hystefieai critics Even
the merit Of disinterested patriotism
was denied 10 him BY extremists. ana
New York in particular reeked with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

New York. Feb. flowing to the
fact that the city officials ana the
members Of the committee ON com
mereial education Of the Chamber Of
Commerce have been unable TO come
20 any definite agreement. Mortimer
/. sehin has urged that the efferers
Of 100000 for the foundation Of a
college Of commerce and administra-
tion and museum Of commerce and
civies be released from their pledges
The situation is a distinct surprise to
the members Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. who had listened to the
proposal of the plan by Mr.. schIm
more than year aso and had sup
posed that matters were progressing
smoothly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

! Worried Man writes let me say tba
3 my condition puzzles and worries me II
the last year I seem TO have been growing
eid rapidly though only 49, Ny food ane
sleep 90 not reeuperate my strength ans
energy and lately | have dizzy spells
( trembling, headaches. loss Of appetite mem.
| cry and hopoiessness Dependency ant
worry over my condition are ever present. :
Answer: Cheer up. get well and then
conserve your vitality by proper. tep,ner.
ate living. Obtain three grain cadonene
tablets IN sealed tubes with fun directions
use them and an agreeable pleasing res-
teration should ensue 70 your entire salts
faction.
Mr. L. c. B. asks. DO You think II is
possible to reduce my weight from go
pounds to about lso pounds"
Answer: II is impossible to say .ius, how
much one can reduce until after irving
but 5-grain arbalone tablets should be used
according to directions with each scaled
tube. oaaInable at most any drug store
II the flesh is unnatural you should easily
reduce as desired.
Mrs L writes What can I do for a
pad case Of stomach. liver and bowel irou-
ble3 Ny food s0urs in stomach | rift have
heart burn and q fall. uncomfortable feel
ing after meals. eonstipated at Intervals
coated tongue and bad breath all the
time"
Answer: Thousands OF people in this
country are afflicted as y0d are and to
get immediate relief and gradually effect
permanent results, l advise you to buy Of
YOUR druggist a dollar package Of double
four stomach and bowel medicine" and use
as per directions on the packet.
j +, O asks: Il am thin. angular. weak
and tired. What can l take to improve my
health strengthen my nerves ana increase
my weight about 20 pounds"
Answer: Take regularly with your meals
three grain hypo-nueiane tablets. sold in
sealed packages. by druggists with com
plete directions. These tablets improve IRE
blood increase nutrition. and strengthen
the nervous system il used regularly for
several months.
Lee" writes: II have tried so many
remedies for rheumatism that I am almost
afraid e. try any more hut if you can ten
me sure remedy l viii Try It,"
Answer; Do not be disheartened hecausa
yen have nat been able to find sometime
that would overcome your rheumatisln ~
you can. be relieved if you will take wbat
| tell sou. Get from the drugstore. IadIae
v potassium. drains; sodium sallcylate' ! /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
GERMAN lNVENTIVENESS
IS STIMULATED BY WAR

tAssociated frfss toffe~pohuencF.f
Berlin, Feb. NEARLY $500 new
patents were applied for at the im-
perlal patent office during the first
five months OF the war and 0pplica-
lions have continued equally numer-
Gus during January. showing that the
inventive genius of the Germans has
not been Quilted by the crises through
which the nation Is passing.
Many hundreds Of these discoveries
relate In some way or other ta tho
necessities OF warfare. Among them
are all Kinds of apparatus for lmpr0v-
ing the efficiency Of arms swords ana
hayonets ana there ere Also a number
Of articles specially intended for the
better protection OF soldiers i'm the
firing line, whom the Inventors are
also anxious 20 provide with improv-
ed cartridges and grenades for AZ
lacking the enemy New forms Of arr
rows for aViators have been sent 20
the office I'm patches while armnr
and safety appliances for flying ma
chimes have occupied much attention.
signals OF new models. tools for
'renching tougher harhed wire and
instruments for cutting that OF the
enemyeare all objects Of discoveries
The clothing ol the troops and their
protection against wet aud cold come
In for much notice and Il is To he re-
marked that over hundred samples
Of wet-proof socks have been sent in.
Patent head, cal eye, Nose, neck and
knee protectors. shirts. pants. stock
lngs. jackets and vests possessing
some fresh advantages over the old
kinds have been received, while rapid
cookers FOR the field. hand and foot
warmers, cigar and pipe lighters
guaranteed 20 work In the. stiffest
breeze are among the articles sub
ml,ted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

denuneiation q ham. The republican
managers would have been glad Is
prevent his renominatlon II they
could have found a way 81 pushing
him aside As is was. he was not re-
nominated as a republican candidate.
put as a union candidate Of repub-
LEANS ana war democrats
The ciamor aeaInst him became 50
great that IN the midst Of the 1864
campaign be believed that defeat was
certain and made preparations To Coz
Operate with Mcclellan Immediately
after election ~ a last desperate at
tempt 20 save the union.
Congress never REGARDED Lincoln
until after his death as anything more
important thar a political accident.
The practical politicians Of his party
tolerated him IS a dispenser Of pat.
ronage, but nothing more. Generals
like Mcclellan and Hooker carried
their disrespect % the point Of insuh-
ordination. stanton. who was Lin
coins secretary ~ war. made no pre-
tense OF conceaing his contempt FOR
the president The financial interests
OF New York city were I'm a contlnu-
Ing conspiracy aeainst him. To the
Bfahmin class De was little more than
the uncouth retailer ~ vulgar stories .
whose presence .n the White House /
was a menace e. nation lettering on /
the brink 81 destruction.
Contemporary opinion of public /
men Is always sol. ksure OF itself. but /
time has a hebr IT playing strange +
FRANKS with contemporary opinions. 1
y g possible thai certain elements 81 j
The present generation. which Is GER
lain that wisdom VIII de with ID, may
be found 20 have been mistaken In the
'rRicism that they are pouring cut.
n this great world crisis. upon their
government and upon the men who
IRE charged with the direct personal
'esponsibiiity for the affairs OF gov
.rHment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
1TY PLANNING ron rrTuRr.

AktNHtta lily NShfst
To open the streets to its water
front-which Is Bostons gateway
that city is considering a plan to
sweep away entire blocks OF costly
buildings, stretching for a half mile
between Washington street and the
Atlantic avenue docks II will cost
$50 100000. Boston could have kept
this space open TO traffic at slight
cost II il had been awake to the ne
cessiiy a generation ago. Now 1t
must pay millions. In the last two
years cltyiplanning commissions have
been appoiated IN Cincinnati. Louis
vile. Paducah, scranton. Omaha.
Schenectady New Haven, Portland aud
Lawrence Mass All took the hint
from the situation Boston finds itself
IN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
ROAD RECOVERING FROM
DAMAGE DONE BY WAR

fAssoeiated Press Correspondence
Paris. FEB. THE damage to the
lines Of the Eastern railroad before
ana during the battle Of the Marne
nave now been sufficiently repaired
10 enable the company to resume the
express sersice between Nancy and
Paris. via T0ul. Barbecue. Chalons
apd EDernay. The Belfort express has
also been restored. permitting direct
communist ton with Basel in about
nine hours
The circulation on the western
states railroad is much improved.
many new suburban trains now run
ming between Paris-Saint German.
Paris-Poissy. Paris-Nantes via Possy
or Argenteuil.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18
rn RIGHT Isl or rxrmrs.

tNeW Orleans Statcst
Il have, as you observe" wrote
Franklin TO John Jay the year he re-
tired from the French mission, some
enemies in England. but they are my
enemies as an American. have also
two or three Ia America who are ny
enemies as a minister, but I than.<
God there are not in the whole world
any who are my enemies as a man.
for by His grace through a long life.
have been enabled 90 to conduct
myself that there does not exist a
human being who can Justly say. Ben
Franklin has wronged me- This. my
friend, II an old age Of comfortable
reflection. You. too, have or may
have your enemies. but let not that
render you unhappy II you make a
right use OF them. they will do you
more good than harm. They point
out 10 us our faults. they put ne upon
our guard and help us to live more
correctly"