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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09
sinnificnnce of Fire Waste

"rhe Economic Significance of the Fire
Waste" will be the topic for discussion
at the MONDAY luncheon Of the Philadel-
phla Association of Credit Men. at the
Hotel Adelphia, today Franklin II.
Wentworth. secretary of the National
Fire Protection Association, Will be the
speaker
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VAUDEVILLE
Keith's

A smile began to radiate When May
irwin gave The audience a veritable
hard shake al Kelth's lest night. and
although she took the head line spot"
al very short notice she proved that In
vaudeville, as elsewhere her name be-
longs IN big type and electric hshts.
Miss Irwin sang q new sons. not On the
ere from the Irving Berlin song kifehsp,
ana & vent over ID sQea snaps. tne
- ga fafofitoz and showed that she
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THE THEATRE
.--.an Keus to Melodrama

poa vrye TO BALpPATE; mystery
IN ao acts with eoEsS PsSloftSS ftoSnded aed ON on
Riosge bg gg,sss2s gs2sse story. @ darrieE Thsaire
fsrl pfTs TEss,leoweii Magee, the novelist VII be
sIsaysd BY: :,s he meets at Baldpate,
Charaeteif fIbn caretaker. Edgar Hhlstead
llAGp Y! GpSimby, the care'aNer Jessie Graham
e,.ac,ers he secs while AZ work ,
&Atn Bland the Purnell Il. Pratt
s.ry norton, the newspaper fsS0'Mg Eva Mae Francis
rhodes the charming widqp%, widqp%S,rer, Atwood
- ,sr,-,it Of Baldpate. Joseph Allen
,ats Thornhil.. the blaek'nai' Jeanette Horton
Mas, The Mayors man "FridRsS; RSy rnIrchild
e,,ran. the crooked Mayor Of III Eegtop& i p&lsop
uaydan. the millionaire ,pn,Gn pTes,oero ProoEe %
A INC r., A, SUI ppbief OF poiice OF Asquewon
.tegs Kennedy V"'e' -. Carleton Macy
tss owner OF baiupa''' JohnC King
4 ..-rrs office OF the Baldpate Inn
,.,, care about the critics, this ls s,dl. the
y ,.si MsI'r perr Biggers might have written
u, II his original tthe "originel' goes
ss ~ ways) novel, Seven Keys to Bald
pOu whon he had just got over being
",,, s..,.t,t, himself. CThats what he
n allied the dramatic editor of the
|elways ,e traveller when he held down the
'os,on ror Mr.. Magee's remark Just fits
't95S S1S 26 pafGSd fGSGE' pres sso
pIl rr,,ts and lady reporters that Mr.
gsnss' g,nssrs ,,' got his novelst-hero into when
slssvt ssnt Magee up to the lonesomest spot
~ ssp' artb-a summer hotel in winter
.Pu .ri,s .ai book on bet in 81 hours,
M ,,hst the well-nlled Garrick rocked
Su. roorsd over last night was very
6ne sI%orsnt rTS' sort of thing. George M Cohan,
,,v'i ow brow, has made dramatic cricket exc
vM us Harvard mans story into play that
lnu I.,,orai times as exciting, a good deal
rnner so and heaven knows how much
bstter because IT laughs at itselt-and
.Str. Biggers-all the time.
rror instance, see what he ppens to the
rbo is used to writing the novels
A sSst 1st department stores sell by the pound
Y t,rad business mems tired wives, and
iTbst Mr.. Cohan says about 1t in the next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09
HOSPITAL BODY MEETS
Hahnemann Association Opens Ses-
sions at Bellevue-Stratford.

sions at Bellevue-Stratford.
Tho annual meeting of the Hahnemann
Hospital Association began this morning.
at the Bellevue -Stratford. Reports OF the
past year we're read and prominent speak
ers delivered addresses before l25 MEM
bers of the association.
Those who spoke were the Rev q. BicR-
lev Burns. Dr. william A, Pearson, dean
of Hahnemann Medical College; Dr.
Thomas H. Carmichael, DR.. William W.
Speakman, DR.. d. Bushrod James Charles
n Bnrney. president of Hahnemann Med
ical College, and Charles p. Perkins
treasurer of the college and hospital.
The officers Of the Hahnemann Hospital
Association are as follows: Mrs, Thomas
II. Carmichael, president; Miss Sarah M
Livezey. recording secretary; Mrs. Gideon
Boericke. corresponding Secretary and
Mrs NJ ]. 2. Jenklns. treasurer.
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THE EPHOTOPLAY

speaks while going through the motions.
instead of making a mere pantofnsno OF
Il. Miss Mayo declares that in this way
she is enabled to put much more feeling
into her work and make the actions APP
pear more natural
Marie Hesperia, who won lrHt prize as
the most popular player in Europe IN tie
recent big contest, is soon to be seen IN
an unusually strong four-part Kleine fen-
ture entitled "Bartered Lives" The sub
ject is double exposure negative In which
Miss Hespera shows to advantage In the
dual role of herself and her wayward sis-
ter. There are some very tense moments
and some unique Photographic feats. One
of the most interesting scenes in the film
was taken in the famous BAL Tabarin,
Paris and shows this celebrated Bohemian
resort at It's gayest. The scene Is staged
in highly realistic, but entirely inof-
fensive fashion and furnishes an Inter-
esting and entertaining transcript OF night
life in Paris.
Jack Richardson, of the American-Mu-
tual Stock Company finds II dlfiicuit to
believe that certain old Joke, long dis
carded by professional humorists
really old at all. He was coming on
from the East to join the American Com
pany in Santa Barbara when an irate
| conductor said to him, Take your suit
| case OFF the seat.
''1f you don't" the conductor continued,
seeing RlCnaru6On nBBlthNet IL NihSW -
out of the window"
40 to III I should worry" Riohard-
son replied hufily. But seeing the con-
duotor pick UP the suit oese the actor
interfered and became involved in an
alteration that was about to lead to
blows when the man who owned the suit
case came down the car aisle and inter-
ested himself in the affair.
Answers to Correspondents
Ambitlous-Yes, manuscripts must be
| typewritten. Lubin's is the only producer
in this city. You can get sample
scenario from Lubin's scenario depart
ment.
Evelyn NJ Tate-There is an actor
named Wallace Bddlnger appearing in
| "a Gentleman of Leisure" The fllm Is
produced by the Jesse l.. Lasky Feature
Play Company.
Mrs. L. T. M.-Thero is no Irving Moore
as far as 1 can ascertain. You probably
refer TO Owen Moore. Address Famous
Players Film Company, New York. Miss
Plckford can also be reached at this adj
Dress
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Answers to Correspondents


A greater library" movement has
been started in Narberth, under the di-'
rection of e. A. Muschamp, a prominent
member of the Narberth Civic Associa-
tion. with the assistance of residents of
the community, Mr.. Muschamp aims to
get 600 additional books for the library,
which Is located in the Y. NJ. C. A. COM
munity centre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09

The Photoplay Editor of the EVEN
ING LEDGER will be pleased to answer
questions relating to his department.
Questions relating to family affairs or
actors and actresses are barred abb
solutely
Queries will not be answered by let
ter. All letters must be addressed to
Photoplay Editor, EVENING LEDGER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09
Farm School Commencement

Fourteen students will receive diplomas
and certificates from the National Farm
School. at Doylestown, tomorrow night,
at the commencement exercises of the
school. Glass day exercises will be held
tonight. The officers of the graduating
class are Charles Nusbaum. president:
Harry Shor vice president; Elmer Klein.
secretary and treasurer.
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Stock
Champ Clark 70 Speak Here

Sneaker Champ Clark viii address the
dinner guests OF the Friendly Sons Of 81
Patrick : week from tomorrow Mr,
elsrr aeeepted the Invitation 10 attend
last NIGHT. He wiil aFrive ia this city neXt
'fslesday and Will Be The guest % Repre-
-zs8atiqes I.es and DonQaee.
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Theatrical Baedeker

ADELPHI-.Peg, o Ny Heart, with an 1i e1;
eellent cast; Hartley Manners popular o,na anS
Irish girl and what she does 70 a sedats dat
DIcHey, A g broad, ''sociologicsi" farce Of a
gentleman from Patagonia who kidnaps and
tames a hlrtatious young ornament or good
society. Into the plot wanders Napoleon.
Good run. '''''''''' ''''' '''' ''o'-V
F9RREsT-rhe EyESISS LEDogFs Ss, MCtqS I3S
the Kaiser we'll to the fore. The news Of tho
great war in action ''''.'''.'5O ana e'oV'
GARRICK-"seven Keys TO Raldpate' with
Cohan's mastery dramatizatlon OF the story
Sc serted i Inn El"f h Water Winter 70 write novel. See
review ,......''sss.-''' ''''''''' '''''''' ''''S'io
LITTLB-"The Piper" with Edith wynpe
Inc Preston Peabody's stratford prize play,
which deals skLltulig IN blank P,n verse say with r
view Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
LYRIC-Robert Mantell in a fortnight, -. OF
shskespeeTFeSssd TSesdsy ANA aSacSetS Wednesdsy
matinee. '.Romeo,. and Juliet" a., ,WedPpesda9.y
fTfiaa Friaay "Rieheieu'i saturday matinee, THE
Merchant OF Venice" and Saturday evening
''Richard Ill" "'.''.'''.'','.,''''' 'eoo
METRoPoLITAN-De Wolf t,,d Hopper g. ana ,oIi- gu
night Of repertory, First weekmLTiuesSay, ek.Li sat
Es5 Wa5gesg%1 %atlnSS Satnsa 2@e aha night
and Trial by Jury; THURSDAY and fridaay;
wALHuT@" and JEFF in. Mexico" nsy
edition OF the familiar musical comedy with
the scenes laid in the turbulent repuoiies 70 70
the south. See review ,..''''''''''''''''s' $40
Vaudeville
KEITH's May Irwin, with new sonGsi
Fddie Leonard and Mabel Russell, Nan Hal
perrin, Pekin Mysteries; Billie Mepermott
Arnaut Brothers. sam Hearn ana Ellen Eley'
and Heirst-selig pictures.
NIxoNs GRANp.MSSidsdsn and lrsI EJ'Egassiskt I'm N
Five Naval Cadets. Lew and Molly Hunting,
the Oakland Sisters win Morris and comedy
cII,09BE.william I,9ftss ]. pooley & Co. in The
Lawn Party; Carl Byal ana poTs ESTIy, sii,y
DIV, ''Ysi stoddafd and Hynss, in The Absent
Minded Professor; AL Burton's Review. the
Loves and RICHARDS and ,65 sTans,, esvnolss in
1.-The Haberdashery',i Joe ana e" CooPPtsf,
Fddie barton and Florence Clark In ma MA
rooned" claTk cHI,sI. sna bSSqes ana pupres and
CROSS 5ssSA KEYS (hrst half q gss gsskl-TIhs I,5
ManItS A[s6IASn fsseSs Ferey wsrsm. in THE BosuH'
| Msts": Burns ana Aeker and the Atsais tis, ITO 10
NIXoNs-" y9n sstnia stroiper rssns and com Sn
! ea1v in "Justlce'' Evans ana Nidocqi bea9l
| and bellies; Trojetti and Bennett ana COMEDY
phOtoplays'
AMERICA AN-''Fhe Blindness OF Virtue Cos
mo Hamilt9ns moving etaiaS ns sex o' '"S ua"Ss'
| EMPfRE-." THE Escape, tael armstrong
1'euEenic' melodrama OF the slums'
Burlesque
CASINO = sliding Billy Watson and hi
e5AaYSEETY-'Ths Taxi Girls IN musiea
TssocI sS59sIs IbERo-.-Ths charmns widows" PFin
r,SSffs1f1oSsifs Sf11 s-punonts Minstrels In a char
| acteristie bill OF travesty ana song.
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Euanrelist at Narberth

Samuel w. Foster, an evangelistic
worker last night addressed a mass
meeting for men in the Narberth Pres
bvterian Church under the auspices of
the Mems Club. The Rev. John Van
Ness also spoke,
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CZARINA WALTZ SHIFTS
FROM DREAMY TO GAY

hot PdUo1as Neto Socdl
ThHrSddy
1rtn 6D Hte fuuou
Perogrdd Imperial opera 70
mote S
he a
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MODERN DANCING

MR. a MRS. H. d. WAGNER, 1870 N. BROAD
Scholars Practice Tonight Egia msn TsSFs sSEs
Private Lessons Day or Evg, Phone pia. s3s.
Noyeity Dance Tomorrow Wednesday, Evg.
THE G. ELLwooD CARPENTER STUDIO,
II9R Chestnut Open daily all the year. The
hest service IN Phila Latest movements up
10 the minute Telephone
THE CORTISSOZ SCHOOL
1920 CHESTNUT ST. Phone Locust 5l92
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RESORTS

Atlantic City. N. ],
Leading high-class, moderate-rats hotel;
ALBEMARLE HipgianbsSs abS ASs;i asssn nss ssat. ss:
vator, sun parlors, pri; baths ETC.; szssl;
table, evB. dinners. ORCHESTRA Speeia1rOotssaas
IN Wkly 81 uD dy Booklet. J. r. CoFE-
LIo+aI Xork Brick. Hot and cold running
F1OtCl iOiN water. New York Ave, Bch.
8noWN's-AIILLs-IS-T S-THE-PIN n. ;.
THE INN For health 6lsssuTs sSa fer
tourists. Under manag cement:
l. L. NJ. s, HuDDEhH.
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lamentabIe Accidente

A las 1890 de la tarde del saba
do ppdo., ocurrio un lamentable y
fatal accidente en- la vecindad de
Ell Prado de Taos.
Preciliano Cardenas, de diez amos
de edad, hijo del agreeable in
dustrioso taoseno Don Luciano
Cardenas, murio instantaneamente
al caerse de un CAIRO conduciendo
aveno para la residencia. Ell acci-
dente ocurri0 al bajar la cuestecita
frente la casa de escuela de Ell
Prado, resbalandose ell j6ven Pre-
ciliano y yendo a dar abajo las
ruedas y pasando las dos ruedas
del fuerte CAIRO encima su cabeza,
10 que le cause una muerte instan-
tanea.
Sus restoS mortales fueron vela-
dos solemnenente durante la mis-
ma noche del sabado, y ell domin-
go, a las 2 p. m, recibi6 sepultura
en- ell camposanto de Ell Prado,
atendiendo numeroso contingente
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Seccion Local y
Mencion Personal

Don Doroteo Garcia, de Arroyo
Seco, tranzo negocios en- nuestro
despacho el lunes.
Mrs. Alex Gusdorf parti6 el jue-
YES ppdo. para Colorado Springs
de vista a su hija Mrs. Weimer.
Nuestro cumplido suscriptor Sc
nor Preciliano Garcia, de Arroyo
Seco, paso por nuestro despacho el
lunes para renovar la suscrici6n q.
La Revista.
Nuestro buen amigo ST.. Pedro
A. Pacheco, de Arroyo Seco, y su
pariente Sr. Isaias Medina, de La
Valley, Colo. visitaron nuestrOs ta-
Heres de imprenta ell microbes.
Procedente de Santa Cruz N. M.
pas6 por esta el martes, el indus
trioso joven j. B. Cordova, de
Questa, este condado. LIE acom-
pahaba la sefiora su esposa.
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Por Las EscueIas

Ell GRAN EXHIBIT EDUCA-
ClONAL. Ell Superintendent de
escuellas de condado remitira en-
esta semana, a los maestros y di-
rectores de escuelas del condado,
el programa y circulares del Gran
Exhibit educational que tendra lu-
gar en- Taos durante los dias 9 Y
10 de Diciembre pr6ximo en- la
nueva casa de Opera y casa de
cortes. Las instrucciones son al
efecto de que cada distrito escolar
del condado de Taos debe estar re-
presentado en- el Exhibit Y para
que los maestros en- cada un dis
trito pongan manos a la obra pa
IA presentar ek mejor exhibit posi-
Bile en- trabajo industrial y de es-
cuela.
Habra impOrtantes prenlos pa
ra alumnos y para los distritos que
presenter mejor trabajo. En- dicho
exhibit Sc podra yer quienes son
los maestros taoseflos mejores, y
los que Sc toman mejor interes en-
la causa educational de nuestra
juventud.
Los principales educadores de
Nuevo Mexico tomaran parte en-
nuestra gran convention de macs
tros.
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que por derecho le correspondia
como igual y compafiera del hon.
bre, y que ella jamas Sc someteria
a humiliation tan ignominiosa.
Adam protesto que jamas fue nj
era su intencion sojuzgar de tai
manera la voluntad y derechos de
su mujer, a la cual contemplate no
solamente como igual sino como
superior a el y que en- todas cosas
.siempre Sc habia hecho y Sc haria 10
que ella mandaba. La Serpiente ex-
plc6 delicadamente que el punto y
condici6n principal para que hui
biera paz entire los c6nyugues era
que Adam comiese en- compaiiia de
su esposa la fruta del arbol prohi-
bido. Esto cOntrario en- extreme a
Adam, quien tenia la ira del Senor
81 violaba su precepto, perO viendO
que no habia otra manera de re-
conciliarse con Eva, admitio todas
las proposiciones de la Serpiente,
adoptandose una especie de trata
do sobre las bases siguientes: Ira
Que el voto. de Eva seria en- todas
cosas y en- todos asuntos igual y
aun superior al de Adam; 2da Que
la autoridad de Eva seria suprema
en- todo aquello que Sc refiriese a
asuntos domesticos y farniliares, y
Bra Que ambos comieran de la fru-
ia del arbol vedado, y que como
senal de arrepentimiento Adam
probaria los primeros bocados.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-29
Otro Accidente Fatal

Mr.. ]. Branson, residente que ha
sido del vale de Taos por muchos
amos, fue accidentalmente muerto
ell jueves ppdo. en- el campo de ma
dera de La Santa Barbara Tie &
Pole Co. en- Rio Pueblo, este con-
dado.
Ell fatal accidente ocurri0 mien-
tras el Unfortunate. bajaba en- un
CAIRO repleto de tallas de MADEIRA
una cuesta, que, no habiendo ma
neado el CAIRO al il bajar la CUES
ia, al intentar hacerlo mientras es-
taba va bajando, Sc cayo del CARO-
junto con las pesadas tallas de ma
deragque cayeron sobre su cuerpo,
causandole una muerte instanta-
nea.
Su cadaver fue trasportado en-
seguida a Taos recibiendo sepul-
tura, ell viernes, en- el camposanto
de Kit Carson.
Mr.. Branson deja a dos hijas
mujeres y dos hijos hombres, que
residen actualmente en- el estado
de California.
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Del DrJH.MeLearl.

Comod e
Bmo Heado Mclean
guitar causade la
IS pars aectadas
J. n
a
el
III a
buena
ell ento de Dr. J.
del vndendo
Dreccon ompIt en- de
uNlcAMENTE
]. E u A.
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Para California

FL lunes de esta semana partie-
ron para California, de vista a Ia
gran Exposition, los apreciables y
distinguidos esposos Mr.. & Mrs. T.
M. Dolan.
Permaneceran en- aquel estado
pOr tres 0 cuatrO SemanaS.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-29
FL ORIGfN DEL
SUFRAGIO FfMfNIL.
Y Ia Parte Que Sc Su-
pOne TuvierOn en- ell
NegoCio Nuestra Ma
Dire Eva y Ia Serpien-
te.
Relate Semi-Serio y Semi~Jocoso)

(Relato Semi-Serio y SemiJ Jocoso)
Ahora que las sufragistas de to-
das parties de los Estados Unidos
andan fomentandO con actividad
suma la question del sufragio fe-
menil, y cuando el asunto Sc esta
introduciendo en- Nuevo Mexico, y
ap6stolas del sufragio han venido
desde el oriente ainiciar ell movi-
miento y han celebrado juntas en-
la capital del estado, es cuando
convene escudrifiar la tradici6n y
las leyendas populares que ataflen
a tan importante materia. A mo-
do de parentesis diremos que la
generalidad de las mujeres de
Nuevo Mexico no desean nj piden
que Sc les conceda ell privilegio de
votar y estan muy conformes con
ell privilegio que tienen de ser ma
dres de familia, cuidar de sus hi
jos y atender a sus quehaceres do
mesticos. Esa fue la causa de que
no despertaran ningun entusiasmo
los discursos, reuniones y demos
traciones que las sufragistas hi
cieron en- Santa Fe en- dias pasa-
dos. Nosofros estamos decidida-
mente en- favor del sufragio fegne-
nil'cuando las mujeres de Nuevo
Mexico por su propia voluntad 10
exijan. Ahora pararemos al relate
con que pretendemos ilustrar la
materia, el cual es como sigue::
Cuando Adam y Eva vivian en-
el paraiso terrenal no tenian mas
sociedad nj mas compaiiia que la
de la Serpiente y de los animales
brutos de todo genero que Sc ha-
llaban en- su rededor. Conforme
refiere la Biblia, la Serpiente era
muy perita en- la ciencia del bien y
del NAL, y por instinto natural y
con permiso del Creador del mum
do entr6 en- relaciones con nuestros
primeros padres. con ell intento y
resolution de que salieran del es-
tado de inocencia y silnplicidad en-
que Sc hallaban.
Nuestro padre Adam era hombre
rudo y sin educaci6n porque en-
aquella edad primitiva no habia
preceptores nj escuelas, y aun
cuando las hubiese habido de NADIA
lie hubieran servido perque no tu-
vo nifiez nj juventud por haber
sido creado va hombre hecho y de-
recho cuando Sc desperto en- el
medic de las delicias del paraiso
terrenal. Naturalmente era hom-
bre pesado y lento en- el arte de
sdiscurrir y encontraba todo su gus
to y placer en- asociarse con los
aninales.
Nuestra madre Eva, por ell con-
.trario, era muy lista y perpicaz, de
una imagination viva y activa, que
tenia miles de caprichos y Sc abu-
rria soberanamente en- la soledad
del Eden. Ell peso de sus arran-
ques de NAL humor Gaia sobre las
devotas espaldas de Adam, quien
en- casos semejantes iba a desaho-
gar su tristeza en- los bosques con-
solandose con la simpatia que lie
los habitantes ira
cionales de la foresta.
En- esta epoca fue cuando Eva
trab6 amistad con la Serpiente, VI
el ingenio y divertida converse
ci6n de esta disipo Ecomo por en-
canto Ia tristeza y aburrimiento de
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VOTO DE GRACIAS

Por estas presentes deseo expire
sar publicamente mi gratitud y re-
conocimiento hacia todas aquellas
personals que tan bondadosamente
nos prodigaron su ayuda y acom-
pa1amiento en- el velorio y funeral
de mi hijo Preciliano Cardenas,
acaecido accidentalmente el saba
Luciano Cardenas
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-29

de parientes y vecinos de aquella
vecindad.
LA REVISTA envia a los ape
sarados deudos sus sinceras sirnpa-
tias de condolencia en- tan inespe-
rada desgracia.
Morris tribune., 1915-01-08
Wars End in Sight.
bands.

The Scientific American in contributing its ewn
guess as to how long the will last ventures the
opinion that the wearing out of machinery rather than
the exhaustion of men will hasten the end
Large guns such are used in battleship turrets
shots without losing their accuracy When heat pres
considered the great siege guns which the Ger
have introduced must be comparatively short lived
Infantry rifles of the smallness of bore lose
their accuracy far less quickly than large guns but they
out in time
The motor and Developments of it, such trucks
and ambuances highly essential in modern warfare
In the field they beng subjected the brutal
kind of treatment and their depreciation consequently is
rapid.
European officers estimate that trucks last less
than week, while high priced touring Communicated
by the and used for staff duty good only
from 60 to 70 days. 1t is significant that the Amer.
automobile market of the first to which the
fighting nations had recourse
War is terribly wasteful. In Smelling single for
tress be rendered worthless by repeated
firing.
When $1,000 are captured with them taken
their rifles and equipment which either destroyed
into the hands of the enemy An army retreatng panic
leaves behind equipment valuable enough to constitute
kings ransom.
The United States government announces slowing
down work in its armories that the quota of million of
the Springfield rifles has been furnished 1t
years in making million of these weapons. One inn
agine how work is being rushed in European ordinance
factories to make good the losses and supply
taking the field Should any meet with crushing
defeat 1T might be unable to supply arms and equipment
enough to make itself factor in future fighting.
Morris tribune., 1915-01-08
PEOPLE SHOULD ELECT SPEAKER

BY the close of 65 &c 63 the Minnesota House on
Tuesday Representative Flowers for speaker
Representative Gordon
For the first time within memory there no band.
wagon" in the speakership contest The members an
swered to their open roll call and either
"counted in' counted out
To say that there not great principle involved
in the contest would be futea principle which vii, be
the controlling issue in the selection of the members of
the next legislature.
To say that Speaker Flowers faces easy task would
also be equally futile. He becomes virtually leader of
the House by less than majority vUte with oppos-
ton which is equally strong This opposition comprises
most of the strongest in the house-man whose
counsels prevail when the serious work of legislation is
to be done.
Dissatisfaction with Flowers will begin setting in
committee announcements made. 1t will
grow.
house without either party organization,
effective speakers organization will break up into
Der of smaller organizations, and is likely to be
about effective in getting legislation passed school
debating club
If this speakershp contest teaches anything. it is
that in nonpartizan legislature the speaker should not
be expected be the house leader but should be elected
by the people, preside the house the lieutenant
governor does the senate, without responsibility for
legislation. but responsible only for the orderly progress
of business.