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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-26

~ Slld DdIudIleIlQ Sldurullld.
Sulyg oficialiskq ziniQ, 4 ar 5
fortai yra jau visai sunaikinti.
Sitas anglo-francuzlSkas laivy-
mas nori dasigauti Xxi turku sos
tapiles Konstantinopolio, bet
pirm to jis yra priverstas per-
eiti per Marmuro jures If Oar
daneliq siauruma, kuria saugoja
labai stiprqs turku fortai. Situos
fortus laivynas lures visai nutil-
dytl pirma, negu lis gales pereiti
per Dardanelip siauruma.
Londonas. Anglu kariS'ii ex-
pertai, esanti prie anglo-francu-
ziShu armiju, nurodo ] laimeji-
mus, kuriuos talkininkai igijo lai-
Ike paskutiniu keliu menesiu va
kariniame kares teatre. Vienas
anglq eXpertas iSreiSke tokia nuo-
mone, kuria paduoda officials in
formacijos biuras;
"Nuo to laiko, kaip talkinin-
kai atmuSe voIieGius Fliandrijoj
(piet-vakarinej dalyj Belgijos),
lokio dideliai svarbaus music ne
buvo. Jeigu matuoti laim5ii-
mus, igytus mazesniuose susir6-
mimuose, tik sulyg to, kick ze-
mes uzgriebta, tai pasekmes is
tikro butu labai mazos. Tx ke-
letas Simtu jardu laimeta Siau-
rius nuo Arras, pora kaimq j
pietus nuo Arras, juosta kokios
Imylios platumo rytus nuo
Reims'o il keleta myliq vokiSkos
teritorijos Elzase-tai viskas, kas
buvo per ia laikq laimeta. Vo-
kieciai dabar lygiai stipriai laiko
Belgija If Siaurine Francuzija,
kaip If pirma. AingliSkas exper-
tas nurodineja, kad francuzu lai-
mejimas yra tame, jog lie
lake vokiecius "darbe," priyers-
dami JUGS muStis daanai prize ne
patogip salygp If tuom lake
Ijuos pririStus prie Sio fronto, ne
leisdami jiems atitraukt1 savo 1ka-
riumenes kur kitur, ypatingai j
rytus, kur kariumene jiems buvo
labai reikalinga."
Petrogradas. Rusp Stabas Siaip
aiSIlina savo nelaime Rytq Pru-
suose.
"Vokieciai, pasinaudodami tink
lu savo gelezinkeliu, suspejo su-
traukti netiketai greitai kur kas
didesni skaitliu kariumenes prize
sais musp DeSimtqja armijq, kuri
lake uzemus stiprias pozicijas is
ilgai ,Angerapp upss If prize Mo-
zuriSkpjq ezerq.
"Kad uztikrinti sau pasisekima,
vokieciai parkviete 6ia dalis savo
kariumenes nuo Rawkos If Bzu-
ros upiu, kur jie negalejo rusu
iveikti.
"Neturedami uztektinai gele-
zinkeliq Siuose parubeziuose, kad
sutraukti greitai uztektinai kariu-
menes ant Rytines Prusijos from
to, musu vadai nutare iStraukti
.mineta Desimtqja armijq is Pru-
su Lietuvos, o veliaus pasitrauk-
ia toliaus linkui Nemuno.
Lake Situ manevrq deSinysis
sparnas DeSimtosios armijos,
spaudziamas dideliu vokiSku jie-
GU If budamas pavojuje pilno ap-
supimo, buvo priverstas greitai
pasitraukti linkui Kauno.
"Sitas pasitraukimas deSiniojo
musq sparno linkui Kauno att
dcnge l1ita uz 10 sekusi korpusa,
kuris per tai atsirado begalo pa
vojingame pa6djime If tik sulau-
zytos If iSvaikytos jo dalis su-
spejo istrukti is Sio distrikto.
Xiii korpusai DeSimtosios armi-
jos, muSdamiesi nuolatai If at
kakliai, iSleto traukesi atgal i
jiems paskirtas vietas. Uzeme
Sias vietas, rusai atmuSe atal-uo-
janti prieSa, suteikdami jam sun
kius nuostolius.
nDob,-+;,;,, 1,I,,, ,,o1.:oS: no
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-26
Toxic, Japonijoj. JaponlSki .

| JNH y>'t 80
, francu2iSki kariSki laivai iSsodino
jureivlus mieste Singapore, All
joj, kur anglg kolionijoj susi-
buntavojo 500 indisku kareiviu.
Puse sukilusiq kareiviq pasidave.
Bcrlinas. PraneSimai, palytin-
ii vokieciu pergale RytineJ Pru-
sijoj, duoda proga manytl vo-
kieciq kariskiems expertams, kad
su 10000 rusiskos kariumenes
galima daugiaus nesiskaityti, lies
apie tick tapo isblaSkyta,
Londonas. zinia, atejusi is
Petrogrado laikrasciui Daily
News, Siaip raso:
"Siauriuose vokieciai beveik pa
siliove eje linkui Nemuno, bet
uz tai eina karsti muSiai kaip
Augustavo miSkuose, taip ir ant
elio linkui Osowiec tvirtoves
(netoli Grajevo). Sitoji pozicija
dabar yra maziau pavojinga ne
gu nauji apsireiskimai, kurie Wy
stosi Siaurinej Lenkijoj, Plocko
gubernijoj. Cia vokieciai prade-
jo stumti dideles jiegas nuo
Sierpco i Plocka If nuo Plocko
toliaus i rytus isilgai kelia j
Plonska, kur ju prieSakine ko-
liumna Jau muSasi su rusu kava-
lerija, kuri traukia Siaurius is
Novogeorgievsllo tvirtoves.
"Vokieciai griebiasi atkakliai
Sitose vietose, national noredami
cia isitaisyti tokias pat pozici-
jas, kaip aplink Bzura If Rawka
upes.
Londonas. Anglia, kovai SIT
vokiSkais povandeniniais laivais,
apginklavo kanuolemis 1900 sa-
vo preliu laivu. Tokiu budu
preklq laivai gales pats atsiginti
nuo uzpuolusiu JUGS voltisku po-
vandeniniu laivu.
Kapitonas angliSko prekiu lai-
yo "Overdale" praneSa, jog ne
toll Liverpool jis paskandino vo-
kiSkq povandenini laiva if uz tq
savo darbq reikalauja dovanos.
Geneva. Telegramas, atejusis
is Krokavo, praneSa, kad rusai
pradejo bombardavima Pre-
mystic tvirtoves su naujomis
milziniSkomis kanuolemis, kurias
tam tikslui atgabenta. Rusai
taipgi numuSe austrus atgal nuo
linijos Krosno- Jaslo-Gorlice.
PraneSama, kad austrai turejo
milzlniSkus nuostolius Drie
Wyszkow, netoli Dukla spragos.
Berlinas. Aislkindamas apie da-
lyku stow Prusu Lietuvoj, ma
joras Moraht, kariSkas expertas
laik' aScio Tageblatt, nurodineja,
kad vokiecjai pradejo vyti rusus
i iris puses. Toliausiai Siau-
rius vokieciai pradejo varyti ru-
sus atgal nuo Tiles i Siaur-ry-
.cius ir uzeme pagalios Taurage.
Cia tusai, tarp Tiles If laura
gcs, kel1s sykius stojo musin su
vokieciajs bet kiekvienq syki ta-
pc atmusti atgal, sake majoras
Moraht. Jis taipgi mena, kad
rusai nepasiunte jiems pastiprini-
mu is Kauno linkui Taurages.
Londonas. NorvegiSkas 1aivas
Nordkyn nuskendo Baltiko jure-
Sc, uzsokes ant minos netoli
Bornholm salos. zinia, ateiusi
apie tai is Kopenhageno, pridu-
ria, kad visa laivo igula zuvo.
Amsterdamas. LaikraStis
Kreuz Zeitung pranesa, kad Vo-
kietijos kaizeris paliepe visose
baznyciose Rytinej Prusijoj at
laikyti "padekavones pamaldas'
is priezasties paliuosavimo Ryt-
Prusiu nuo rusiskos armijos.
Londonas. Londono 1aikraStis
Times turbut sumuSe rekorda
auku rinkime. PraneSta, kad Sis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-26

Londonas. Anglia. atsake ant
Amerikos notos, kurioj Amerika
oraSe, kad Anglia uzgintu savo
Drivatiskiems laivams vartoti
amerikoniska veliava. Anglijos
atsakymas ilgokas If pranesa, kad
Anslijos valdzia nemano patarti
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-26

Londonas. Amerilos tavorinis
laivas Evelyn, prikrautas medvil-
ne (bovelna) If plaukiantis is
New Yorko j Bremena, uz5oko
ant minos netoli Borkum salos,
Vokietijos pakrastyj If nuskendo.
Kapitonas If 27 igulos jureiviai
tapo iSgelbeti. Evelyn buvo pir-
mas amerikoniSkas laivas, kuris
zuvo nuo Europiskos kares. 10
verte iSneSe apie $35o,ooo. Likosi
nuskandintas If antras Suvieny-
tu Valstijp laivas Carib.
zinia is Berlino nurodo, bulk
laiyas, gabenes anglq nauja
kariumene is Anglijos j Francu-
zija skersai Angljos kanala, ta-
po sorpeduotas If nuskendo su
visais zmonemis. Anglijos val
dzia sios zinios visai nepaduoda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-26

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
rnE COUNTY SCHOOLS.

The schools Of Bcrnallllo county
nre closing iust now. and the people
Of the rural districts are showing
their interest IN education BY COM
inc out, men, women and babies. to
see the exercises
II was this writer's privilege TO ac-
company County superintendent
Montoya to two Of the schools, Los
Padlllas and paierita The terms
ending were nine months. THE teach-
ere have first sradc certificates, as
have nearly all ~ tho other teachers
Of nefnalillo county and would be
entitled TO such certificates in any
state Of the union.
The work done by the teachers
could not be praised too highis. The
pfosress shown bs the pupils and the
enthusiasm with which they entered
into the spirit Of the exercises were
prophetic OF wholesome future for
New Mexico when Bernallllo coun-
sf'a nyasem o. conducting the public
schools has become state wide,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
JAPAN A TNII, FIGHTER.

MARTIN Marshall in Leslie's.)
Any sentimental objections raised
TO further Japanese participation in
the war on the ground that the Jap
anese are not OF the white race,
should have no weight with thinking
people. Japan has demonstrated not
only In the little part she has taken
In the present war, but in her life and
death conflict with Russia, that she
observes the rules OF warfare, at
least, as well as any of the Christian
nations Today. while enemy aliens
are impounded IN prison camps in
all of the warning countries. Japan
allows Germans aud Austrians, resi-
dent in her territory, to 80 about their
business without restraint German
professors stlll retain their chairs in
the imperial university at Toxic and
the salaries of several German reser-
visits employed by the Japanese gov
eminent, who left Japan before her
entry into the war. for the purpose
OF joining their commands. are be-
Ing paid TO their families who remain
IN Japan. These may be- extreme in
stances OF courtesy to an enemy
which could not he maintained. II
Japun were more deeply enbroiled
than she has been, but they are also
an evidence Of that samural spirit
which still survives in Japan as the
last remnant OF military chivalry.
which entered its decline with the
invention of gunpowder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
THE IRONY or NAMES.

The sinking OF the British war
ships Irresistible and Goliath at the
Dardanelles induces reflection as to
how few things man creates are ire
sistible and how little Goliath counts
when struck In the forehead by the
little, smooth stone from Davlds
sling, The sinking Of the Titanic on
her maiden voyage was another IL
lustration Of the vanity Of human
nomenclature. Names are but mark
ers in our efforts TO express ideas
and ideals; and many name has
gone down in this wQr, besides those
attached to ships.
Many names for the ideals of the
human race, many names for the
egotism Of twentieth century prog
ross have been dragged down deeper
than the ocean depths. What a mock
cry has been made OF the term civil
llzation
The names of Christian forgive
ness of our enemies, meekness, char
Ity. gentloness have by no means
been Irresistible to mans weak
ness and selfishncss and avarice.
And worst OF all Is the use that Is
being made Of the word God and
the word Almighty" No dostardly
act OF vengeance, no act OF cruelty,
no exaltation OF brute force Is COM
plete without the blasphenious plea
that Il is committed because of the
Divine WIN.
The pagans at least had god for
war alone. and they did not have the
eftrontery TO make him at once the
inspiration Of love aud peace and
murder and raplnc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

and the water adjacent to the British
islands, We were very slightly affected
in a practical way. Norway, Holland
Denmark and Sweden were very much
more directly concerned. The best
possible advice to American shipown-
ers would have been, Keep out of
the danger zones till the situation
clears up. and be thankful for your
mercies!''
For fifty years we have had no
merchant shipping, to speak of. en-
tering European waters; and we
should be extraordinary fools to be
forcing ourselves in at the one mo-
ment when sensible people would be
glad to keep out We had great and
legitimate interests in Mexico, which
we were instructed to abandon in or
der that cur country might not be en-
broiled. We have no shipping inter-
ests In the North sea or the waters
around Great Britain that are of any
relative Importance; and we have no
occasion to become embroiled either
with Great Britain or with Germany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

whether there n state fair In
New Mexico depends very largely
upon whether Robert E. putney ac-
ccpta the position rendered him upon
the state board ana IL made the presi-
dent and given a free hama IN she
management,
Last year the fair was n failure
from whatever standpoint considered
and the people Of Albuquerque viii
not pot up "a dollar unless they know
that II IL TO be In competent hands
this year The business men OF the
city pettioned the governor unnnl-
mously for the appointment OF Mr..
Putney and he did so. AS TO who
shall constitute tho other members
Of the board, we have no idea. hut
II Mr. Putney accepts they should be
men with whom he can work In abb
solute harmony
The state fair has been IN exist
ence for about thirty years. II has
been o success generally, under local
management, Had simon stern been
In charge last year Il would have
been success He was merely a
iigurehend In the management ana
resigned In disgust. While we want
a state fair. men should not be
named who live so far away from
Albuquerque as TO insure that their
services will be negligible on the
board
The meager $1,000 granted by the
state IL contingent upon a similar
sum being raised by subscription.
There viii be no trouble in securing
that or much larger sum II the
management IN placed In the hands
OF man like Mr.. Putney who never
undertakes anything without putting
Il through. should he not accept. In
the absence Of some other man OF
like cnpahilty az the helm. there viii
he no fair, because the people OF
Albuquerque win not again throw
their money away.
Such In the situation confronting
the New Mexico state fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
ITCHY SALT RHEUM
Sometimes Called Eczcma--Remoycd
BY Hoods Sarsapariila.

Salt rheum is one of the worst and
one OF the most COM
mon Of all diseases How II reddens
the skin, itches. oozcs. dries and scales
and then does this all over again.
Sometimes it covers the whole body
with inflamed burning patches and
causes intense suffering. which is
commonly worse at night.
Local applications NAV do some
good, but they cannot permanently
relieve. The disease will continue TO
annoy, pain and perhaps agonizo,
until the blood has been purified and
the general health improved.
"a ASK your druggist for Hoods Sar-
"A parilla the good old reliable family
remedy. 1t has given perfect Salts
faction in thousands of cases In
sist on having Hoods SarsaparIlla.
for no substitute acts like 1t. Get it
today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
Our HYMNS IN JAPANESE.
(San francisco Chroniple1


One Of our eastern contemporaries
finds that IN japanese translation Of
gospel hymns. Rock Of Ages, Cleft
for Me- the literal rendering runs,
Very old rock. split for my benefit 3"
1t is really appalling to contemplate
the form In which some of the other
hymns must appear before being sub
lected to the process of translation
into an ungraclQus language It Is
easy to perceive that Throw out the
Lifeline, a Brother 10 Save must be-
come, Lay out Very Strong Cord,
Made Of Hemp, the Honorable Other
Son Of Your Venerated Parents to
Rescue, and that Hold the Fort"
must become, Rush Forward Reserve
Forces to Iiepulse Attack of Gontemp-
tihle Enemy Upon Position Occupied
by our Brave Soldiers Other illus
trations might be supplied. but we
dpsist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

Germany As was not her right, Ger
many killed moro than one hundred
Americans. As N her right, the Unit
ed states has called Germany to ac-
count aud ends most cogent note
with the following statement, tho
language Of which cannot be mlsun-
derstood
'.1he imperial German government
will not expect the government VI the
United states to omit any word or any
act necessary 10 the performance Of
its sacred duty OF maintaining the
rights OF the United States and It's
citizens and OF safeguarding their free
exercise and enjoyment"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

PASS A LAW.

Are Your ncighbors very bad2
Pass a law
DO they smoker Do they chew?
Pass a law,
Are they bothering you?
Don't they do as you would do?
Pass a law
Are your wages awful low
Pass law!
Are the prices much too high?
DO the wife and babies cry
Cause the turkeys all roost high?
Pass a law
When NJ. ID. fiads new diseases.
Pass q lgwl
Got the humps or enfermcsls,
Measles. Group or "expertlsis?"
Lest We all fly TO pieces,
Pass u lawl
Are the lights a-hurning red?
Pass law!
Paint 'em green. or paint EN- white
Close up all them places tight
My, our town Is such a sight
Pass lawl
No matter what the trouble Is,
Pass law
Goodness sakes, but amt II awful
My. what are we going to do?
Almost anything amt lawful.
And the judge is human, too
Pass q law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
IN THE NORTH SEA.

Holland, Denmark. Norway, and
sweden have vastly more commercial
shipping at stake than belongs to us
The rights Of neutral merchant ships
in the North sea may be of some the
oretical concern TO us. but of very lit
tie practical moment. our trade
with Europe Is In no way dependent
upon ships flying the American flag.
When. therefore, the German govern
ment warned neutral powers that
there might be much danger after
February is In the English channel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
RIlIIGloN AND TME SEX LIFE.

A more fully developed example of
the same kind of reasoning tthat
spiritual value is undone if lOwly ori-
Sin be asserted) is the fashion, quite
common nowadays among certain
writer's, of criteizing the religious
emotions by showing a connection be-
tween them and the sexual life.
As with many ideas that float in the
air OF ones time, this notion shrinks
from dogmatic general statement and
expresses itself only partially and by
lnuendo. 1t seems that few conceptions
are less instructive than this renter
probation of religion as perverted sex
uality. 1t Is true that in the vast
collection Of religious phenomena,
some are undisguisedly amatory-
g. e., sex-deities and obscene rites in
polytheism, and ecstatic feelings of
union with the Savior in few Chris
tian mystics. But then why not equal
~ call religion an alteration Of the
digestive function, and prove ones
point by the worship of Bacchus and
Ceres, or by the ecstatic feelings of
some other saints about the Eueha-
rist? Religious language clothes IT.
self In such poor symbols as our life
affords, and the whole organism gives
ovcrtones of comment whenever the
mind is strongly stirred to express
sion. Language drawn from eating
and drinking is probably as common
in religious literature as Is language
drawn from the sexual life. We hun
ger and thirst after righteousness;
we find the Lord sweet savoH'; We
taste and see that he is good
In fact one might almost as Well
interpret religion as a perversion of
the respiratory function The Bible
Is full of the language of respiratory
oppression Hide not thine ear at
nay breathing; my groaning is not hid
from thee; my heart panteth, my
strength faileth me: my bones are
hot with my roaring all the night
long; as the heart panteth after the
water brooks. so my soul panteth af-
ter thee, O my Cod "H
These arguments are as good as
much OF the reasoning one hears In
favor of the sexual theory. but the
champions of the latter will then say
their chief argument has no analogue
elsewhere. The two main phenomena
of religion, namely, melancholy and
conversion. they say, are essentially
phenomena of adolescence. and there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
ACROSS TIIIt SEA.

(Whitticr.l
dreamed Of Freedom slowly gained
by martyr meckness patience,
faith.
And lol an athlete grizzly stained
with corded muscles battle strained.
Shouting II on the fields of death.
| turn me. awe-struck, from the
sight.
Among the clumoring thousands
mute,
| only know that God Is right,
And that the children Of the light
Shall tread the darkness epder
foot
| know the pent fire heaves It's crust,
That sultry skies the bolt will form
To smite them clear. that Nature
must
The balance OF her powers adjust.
Though with the earthquake and
the storm.
God reigns, and let the earth reIoiee'
l bow before His sterner plan.
Dumb are the ORGANS OF my choice;
He speaks In battles stormy voice.
His praise is Ia the wrath Of man.
Yet. surely as He lives. the day
or peace He promised shall be
ours,
To fold the flags ~ war and lay
It's sword and spear 20 rust away.
And SOW lis ghastly fields with
flowers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
WASH VEGETABLES BEFORE
NOV SELL

A quick, sure and easy way TO clear
potatoes, beets and parsnips for mar
ket excepting new potatoes, " 10
wash In water. using common scrub
bling brush TO remove the dift.
There Is nothing which sells SO
quickly or commands such goou
prices as clean vegetables, althousn
most Of us send them TO market with
the dirt stu caked ON them Suen q
policy depreciates not only the value
of the entire load but the value Of the
farmer himself.
washed potatoes and other vege-
tables are nicer to handle and show
M better in the clean basket than the
dirty uber In the soiled box or bag.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

sister OF the king Of the Belgians. the
Due de Vcndome being u French roy
alist.
The most distinguished royal lady
from abroad living in our midst whose
interest IN the war must be very deep,
Is the Empress Eugene. King Manoei
and Queen Amelie Of Portugal chose
Richmond as their place of abode af-
ter the debacle in Portugal Il few
years ago, King Manoel removing TO
Twickenham on his marriage last
year. York house Twickenham and
Orleans house, Twickenham, are both
associated with exiled members of
the French royal house, as is Clare
mont Park, Esher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

fore synchronous with the develop
ment OF sexual life. TO which the re-
tort again is easy. Even were the as
serted synchrony unrestrietcdly true
as fact (which II is noD. II is not
only the sexual life, but the entire
higher mental life which awakens
during adolescence. one mieht as
well set IN the thesis that the interest
in mechanics, physics, chemistry,
logic, philosophy and sociology, which
springs up during adolescent years
along with that In poetry and reisioh
is also a peryersion OF the seNuai "a
stinct--but that would be too absurd.
Moreover, IL the argument from syn
ebronv Is to decide. what is to be
done with the fact that the religious
age par excellence would seem to pc
old age, when the uproar of the sex
uat life is past?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

to recognize this fundamental princi-
pie Of administration and wavers
from II under protest from, or in fear
of offending, powerful interests from
without. fails In proportionate meas
ure Of the establishment and uphold
ing of a real university This funda-
mental principle should ever be adj
hered 70 even at the price of reduced
appropriations or at the risk of hav-
ing its doors closed entirely"