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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
THE NEW MExIco TEACHER.

~ IEF JUSTICE ROBERTS Of
the state supreme couf;,
speaking NJ the commence
ment o. the Las Vegas normal
rchool last week, dealt at length and
most Interestingly with the special
problems and responsibilities which
must be carried By the New Mexico
school teacher. When n stops to
think 81 Il the teacher In the com
mon schools Of this state does en-
counter problems which exist In no
other school room IN the land; ana
he or she has a distinct responsible
ny which Is found nowhere else IN
these United States. Two u the
especial responsibilities Of our edu9a-
tional system the chief justice gave
special emhpasis. One Of these 4
the Necessity that all citizens Of New
Mexico speak the English language
and the other that our schools, and
especially the teachers In the com
mon schools give their painstahihs
attention TO the elimination Of race
feeling and prejudice. Judge Rob
erta statements IN this connection
are worth careful reading. lie said
Ia part:
I'm mother respect the teacher 20
New Mexico must assume and dis
charge an obligation and a duty Il
the state not often found In othei
states and communities. Here tw'
great civilizations the A~nslo-saNof
ana the Latin. meet under a compof
nag, An who have given any though
10 the question cannot fail 10 realih'
the necessity Of bringing the peppi'
Of the two races into a closer union
uith common ideals and a united dea
tgny. In order 70 bring this about I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which Is Bettcr-Try an ENpcrImcu.
or i'rOiit by albuquerque Citi1cn's
Experience.


something new Is an experiment
Must be proved 10 be as represent.
ed.
1he statement OF n manufacture. ~
not convincing proof q merit.
Rut the endorsement OF frlerdg ~.
Now supp0sing you had "a bad o.rk.
= lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on Ia
You will read Of many sJ.cal.cn
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the Endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Albuquerque case:
j. NJ, Nickrey. plumber. 1000 y.
Eleventh ST., Albuquerque. says. -
don't hesitate 20 recommend Donn.s
Kidney Pills. am sure that thoy arc
a good medicine for backache and
kidney trouble. In my case they
brought immediate relief from bnck-
ache. 1 know OF another case where
Doan's Kidney Pitts were used Tor
pain In the back, caused by weak kid
neys. such positive benefit was hat
That II proves their worth boyouu
question
Mr.. Nickrey is only one Of mnny
Albuquerque people who have Crate
fully endorsed Doan's Kidney pills.
II your back achcs-if your Kidneys
bother YOU. don't simply ask for kid
ney remedy-ask distinctly for Donn's
Kidney fills, the same that Mr. Vick-
rey had-the remedy backed by home
testimony. soc all stores. Foster
Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo. ~ Y.
When Your Back Is Lame-Remom-
her the Name"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
We Have to Have II.


AHhNAh ~ WV MfAA"ANr'
Tho New Mexican Is gratincd to
learn that the New .iexioo state far.
as usual. II going 90 be- a go. The
state fair has a. be. We need II in
cur business. 4 good many OF hen
haven't been up to the standard We
might wish, some Of them have been
p%erllously rear a lizzie. many Of them
have been splendid SUCCESSES. Bu'
in the nature of things the state fhii
o. a permanent institution. somehow
each year, however discouraging the
outlook, ana however Inadequate tho
Fupport the state gives This institu'
ton. IL II bound To stay with Nd and
10 grow and develop slowly and sure
~ NJ the state grows. In the course
of a few years we expect To see th'
annual state fair such a mattcr-of'
q Course-succcss. as Il is in other states
that Il will just automatically be
commensurate with the development
of the resources of the state; Il Wi
be "A foregone conclusion every yeai
that the ,air is going TO be wortt
while and that an Of us who can "a
TO II Will do 10 and take our pump.
kins, our race horses and our tami
lies along
The state fair has had "A thorny
%btuuRgliuk career. but 81 far ~ tina
IS concerned, so has the work of stat
development. The fair, like tn
state. is still In a formative period
Il is bound 20 find itself, Just as tn
state is bound 10 realize her manites
DESTINY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

washington, d. C.. May s7.-"Aus-
tria Hungnry's reason for rejecting
|Ahe demands OF italy II said 10 be her
view hat Il would rave resulted In an
effective check-mating OF both her
commercial and her political interests
on the Adriatic and the Mediterra-
mean, nimost as thoroughly as were
her Aegean ambitions destroyed. fol-
LOWING tho successful struggle OF the
balkan states with Turkey and the es-
adjustment OF a Greater servia," says
a bulletin issued today By the Natioa-
al Geographic society, which discus
SEES the Italian demands as reported
from Rome. These demands, the
dual monarchy commended. we're plan
ned to give Italy strategic control,
naval and commercial. OF the Adriatlc,
and also that their acceptance oy
Vienna would have struck a vital
blow al the monarchy's future.
AS minimum concessions, Italy
asked the cession OF the province Of
trent In the Austrian Tyroi, the ces-
sion Of Eastern Friueii east TO Nebre-
Eina; the formation OF a state entirely
Independent Of Austria out Of the
territories, Tricst and Istria: cesaion
10 Italy Of the dominant islands on
the lower Dalmatian coast. curzola.
LISA, Iesina, Brazza. and Maleda; the
abandonment OF Austrian Interests in
Albania, and Austrian cknowiedgc-
meat 81 Italian sovereignty over the
Albanian port and great ~land-iocked
bay. Avaiona. These concessions
would have changed the status OF the
Mediterranean from that of an Aus
tro-Italian lake TO that OF an Italian
lake.
such parts OF the dual mOnarchy's
coast line as Italy would have left "a
It's undisputed possession Is TERRITORY
that Servia hopes TO get some day IN
the course OF her natural expansion.
To meet the minimum demands ex-
pressed by Rome, Austria must have
surrendered her greatest seaport,
Tr.est. the New York OF southern
Europe. together with her principal
naval base. Poa. at tho apex Of lstria,
upon whose development the dual
monarchy has Invested many millions
Of dollars, and must nave abandoned
all hope Of the strategic vaue OF the
Dalmatian coast with the cession 60
Italy Of the large islands that screen
u. Deprived of her Adriatic seaeoast,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
tine INDIAN SCHOOL.

YN THE United states Indian train
school Albuquerque has IN insti-
tuition OF which Il may be very
justly proud. Under It's present ef-
fclent direction u has risen ! n the
brief space Of seven years from ono
OF the worst managed and least
srteerned schools In the Indian serv-
Ice 10 one Of the most highly esteemed
and one Of tho most efficient. In
deed the Albuquerque school now is
regarded as or Of the principal
schools OF The service. n Of the 'gOv-
efnments model Institutions.
Their are plenty Of men In Albu-
querque who can recall the gloomy
time when the department Of the in
terror was about 10 abolish the Albu-
ouerque Indian school. In fac II has
been stated That az one time a secre-
tary OF the interior actually signed
an order wiping the institution from
Inc government roll.
Now there Is no more danger OF
the Albuquerque Indian school belns
disestabllshed than there is that tbs
government win DO away with Car
Isle. IL Is firmly established on q
foundation OF efficient management
end demonstrated results.
Any Of you who are not familiar
with this big institution; which. by
the way. spends NAM thousands OF
dollars In Albuquerque every year
should take ADVANTAGE OF the VISITING
hours tomorrow afternoon and e
through the grounds and the build
ings. You will finu e interesting and
% distinct educational value to you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

EA4E ~ N1lnHt tAlr mffAnE NJ
- thc Cor,mcrcial club We'd
nesfny afternoon &c =
O'Clock xhcn ilsc nsalgnmcpfs
win BE- made 70 the fair fund
subscription commltsees. "a h
desirable that every business man
n Albuquerque be prrssnt NJ this
morilnG. IN order shat the rom
miticrsnrn Mas knom that the
ronsmumity h with them and be-
hind them IN their work. Give
them q start shas y bound 20
mcaa an irresistible finish.
Raising fhe fair fund In one
day = somoshine Bcvcr heforc
attempted IN this city. II would
he q blE job FOR any city. Notling
but perfs~st organisation aud
wloIc- hearted enthusiasm can
accumniish such a task here Or
anywhere.
Take q few minutes to attend
the riub mcctine "Wednesday af-
tcrnnon nnd sct your alarm caock
FRIDAY morIang for q O'Clock 50
thas you may be- with the bunsfl
NJ the headquarters wi'en the
onc-day campaign start Is made.
Having undertaken 10 do this
jon In one day We cannot afford
90 fau nt a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
Does Your Milkman
Produce Clean Milk?


MIR Is one of the most valuable and
economical foods that we nave. but
IL Is often produced and handled un-
der circumstance that we would not
tolerate Tor any other food that goes
en- a table. Moreover. u Is one OF
the most easily contaminated foods
and is often dangerous even when not
lad 10 the taste or sight. Producing
o. uItary, clean milk costs more than
common milk. and II the city custom
crs are not alive to the dangers from
unsdnitaTy milk. the most obvious and
cns. way Tor the dairyman 90 reduce
the cost OF milk production and in
crease his profits is TO omit the labor.
equipment ana care necessary TO the
production Of a clean, sanitary article
ot food.
The financial stimulus l. the strong
est force which can be enlisted On the
Improvement OF city milk supplies.
Good clean milk Is worth more. and
should demand "a higher retail price.
/ There Us no excuse for visible dirt in
milk, ana get milk with no sediment
s not necessarily clean ana sanitary.
Too much stress Is often put on the
strnining Of milk. II is a fact that a
me mesh wire strainer. cheese Goth,
or cotton will remove hairs, particles
OF dirt, etc, but does IL seem rational
that these means can intercept bae-
t,ria, thousands OF which together
could pass through "a single mesh Of
the finest straincre Much of the dirt
b. soluble and this. of course. passes
through any strainer. Moreover, hairs,
particles ofstraw, etc. on the HtraineT,
ere thoroughly washed by the stream
o' milk leaving the coarser particles,
clean, upon the strainer The only
logical way to make milk clean Is TO
produce clean miik-keep It pure
from the start. Pasteurlzation viii
render the dirt and bacteria in milk
practically harmless. out does not re-
m''" any dirt. Running the milk
Through a centrifugal clariner viii re-
nrNo all Visible and much Of the in
visible bacteria and dirt. Every one
who is familiar with the residue In
the croam separator, ever after APP
parontly clean milk has been run
through, VIII recognize the value Of
the clarihcr IN purifying milk.
The milk consumer should he Inter
ostcd In the question of clean milk, ns
many epidemics are 'miik-bornc;" tu-
berculosis and various digestive
troubles may be transmitted TO in
iants, and there Is also the economic
feature. for clean milk keeps longer
than dirty milk. He should know that
the milk he uses comes from healthy
COWS, cared for by healthy mixers
who are clean in their habits, and In
"a dairy where visitors are always well
come. II the consumer knew under
what circumstances his milk was pro-
in our milk supply.
Finally. no discussion OF clean milk
o. complete without emphasizing the
importance at cold. MIX should be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
hdly,s Coveted War Prize Is
Commercial Lite of Austria

h.r ami, .,,,,., a.. ,ro. 49,. A..,sa-
Uunear. ro,, 10, ~. woa,s' anaIIv
sink 40 m. ,,onor,ance ~, nor,,ess
lapd.bouna s.ry,a
"nesidon f,.iv,. rtvai,. LIN Aus,ria
for ieadcr.htn unon H.. nt.d,o,rn-
,can. Irrcasn,t., Glazed s,rang
uor, I'm the dc,s,m,na,,nn n, nar 40.
mands 'Irreae,,isr1 4. shs aas,.o ~
various natlons M nr,ng y,,hin ,hoir
h-oundaries c-snt,vnou. area.
n, the same rare sreaLlng re- ss,na
language ana nllea wiz a.. .am.
ideals. i-rredentism e. an enthnsia~m
widely suread In Furonc 30 .r,hus-
lasm maj has sueoeeded IN srea,tv
comniIca,,ns Inc i..vo. -, ~ -.
ent war thus. the aerwans claim
mai the Ral,lc provlncss arc oer,nan
and must no reunited ~ re- ss,hcr'
land, uonmania 49,. an .aorn 80.
sen holds Tran,vivanio and u,,o-
vina as unrcdoemed p-,unant. T. and
this prevents her from rcaehing AN
understanding with Inc Germanic
bowers; Rosnia ana H-erzeroyiu. ara
'unredeemed lands IN srrvia while
Russia seee In Germany pol,sh nrn-
vincoa Slayontc lands In Teutonie
bondage.
Italian irredentlsm affects not only
- Nc .ehVn
- u.r,,. na,,s - ~
80 soieortna a.r~n IN
~ Smrhinh themselves
,-,,ad.r,t.-
,rynoa ~, ~ anu %
Avs,ria T,a rron, -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
SWISS MOBILIZATION.

significance Of the mobilSa'
ton Of the swiss army ID not
necessarily bclligerent. A
glance at the nag viii show thai
switzerland forms the western hall
81 italy's northern boundary. while
Austria. against whom italy II armed.
ferns the eastern half II that bound
AIRY. Thus Austria also forms part
Of switzerland's eastern boundary
just north Of Switzerland again h th'
long stretch OF southeastern German
frontier, That H.. Switzerland Is 81
situated That she has belligcrents al
around her. France on the west
Germany on the north, Austria on th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
SOUND ADVICE

- cir, should never wed a man
unless she knows all about him." said
good old Aunt Broadhead. who, hay.
ing married aud buried four husbands
IN sombrc succession. knew whereof
she spoke. But IL she knew ali
about him she probably wouldn't
marry him az all, end as she can't
know all about him rntil she is mar.
ried 70 him, | guess the only way
70 Dc is just to proceed in the old
familiar hit-and-miss fashion"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
4 QUESTION OF BOTTLES.

In the temper
anee warfare
tn here are three
opposing camps:
Those that b e =
lieve in a o =
hllabie bottle, or
the ideals.
Those that b c
lieve in a non-re-
hilsble bottle, or
the lib
T h that be-
lieye in the non
emptiable bottle.
or the conserva-
tives.
+. S.-Thcrc is
a lso a nondcs-
sCript army most
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
BONE.

At the urgent request OF an UNI
piFe the pitcher ploddcd his weary
way g. the clubhouse.
y lost my head. I guess" he
vouchsaied a. he hcsitated uear hi,
manager
saw a dog gnawing something
outside the gate sympathiycd the
manager
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

n mar who was very much the
worse Tor wine when il was too red
started 20 play golf. The first hole
was a short one. lie played il with
q mashie and by some accident the
ball rolled into the hole. The man
did not notice It. marched directly 10
the green, s%quinted into the hole, and
addressing the caddie in a husky voice
said: Give me q niblick."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
|COLOC
ny the
sccond Faddla


-L PAsO MAN has discovered that
I barber shops we're used In the
- rtoas age. Every once In a
whre, too, you meet a barber who Il
s,fi using s'cne ase implements
GERMAN chancellor says Itaiy
didn't keep her International word.
Hes wrong again. The international
word a been changed; that's all.
o.
AT PRESENT the international
word begins with " and ends with
double'n.
THE RED CROSS viii md Il biam-
ed expensive 70 ship beans and corn
IN car lots 10 starving Mexicans for
villa and Carranza armies to steal.
o.
"oREAT BRITAIN ALARMED
over submarine warfare"-headiine
Not unnatural. A battieship lost
every twenty~four hours Il enough 10
alarm even a Briton.
10
Ell PAsO has reduced the jltney
bond TO $1,000. Pretty soon they'll
ger It down to where a mortgage on
the Ford will do.
L.
ENGLAND's oner TO Billy sunday
was ito saw them from the devil
That mean Billy would have 10 in
wade Germany. Fine.
DERNBURG, like all Germans. IA
thorough. When he shut up he shut
up tight.
WASHINGTON describes Mexican
conditions az "intolerabie." Fair
enough. The question is. apparently,
how long we can tolerate tbs intol-
cradle.
LILLIAN RUSSELL warns youns
girls not to try TO be good fellows
LIZ = may oe said to be an author
ity.
nook publishers are seeking
means 10 make people read more
books. They've tried everything but
printing books hat people want 10
read.
o.
GOV WHITMAN Is referred to AZ
the white hope OF New York state
politics. who do you reckon they
mean is the Niger champ?
o.
Though We have much. Il Is a jar
To see our friends nav more.
one lady has a touring car,
Another dame has four.
We spend three thousand piunks a
year.
And think that truly hne.
Until some other folks appear
Who blow In eight or nine.
And so IL goes throughout this life.
No matter what Is spent.
Since envy only leads to strife,
We'd better be content.
Kansas city Journal.
%
KID GEORGE. a prize fighter
known hereabouts Is reported TO have
killed a COW at silver City. with a
blow Of his fist. Some OF those
Grant county cows must be In mighty
poor condition.
o
THE NEAREST we recall haying
seen George come to killing anything
with his fists IL the crowds time.
.
THE VENETIAN gondola Is said
20 have suspended operations foi
fear OF submarines.
.
The big state fair
Is ~ the air
one hears about Il
Everywhere.
II takes "a bale
or ready Kale
But given that
she'll be u whale.
3
THE SUBMARINE attack on LORD
Kitchener made the government settle
by the head: but the old boat righted
o
OUR OLD FRIEND the Balkan
war cloud IL the only bright spot IL
| Europe right now.
D
FARMERS on the eastern New
Mexico plains are kicking because
the gophers nibole thci; automobile
tires.
80 80 49,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

TWO PROFOUND P.,- =
"Why is IL that the man wth the
squeaky shoes always comes in late,
81 don't know. Why is Il that the
man who comes in late always wears
squeaky shoesi"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
II NEW CULT.

"She wears futurist gowns. o
know"
mo, ] don't know a thing about
IL What Is a futurist gown. any.
howi"
you can search me-Perhaps they
are gowns which are yet to be PAID
for"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31
FIRST INSTANCE.

Shem ton the ark: Zowicl The
old mar Is pacing the quarterback
~ q towering rage. Is he worrying
about the animals2
Japhet You guessed IL; the lion
got his goat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

Don't forget the auction at the y.
H. Cayot residence. 32i North Fourth
street, Friday, June 4, 2 p m,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

Phone 3. Rec Barn. sii West Cop
per, for first class livery. w. IL
Trimbie A. Co.
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y OF transfer; recruits and descrters
the other camps. %entrenched by
empty bottles; but they are scarcely
able 10 define their position.
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A srATEsMAN's PROPOSAL

my dear Mrs. Peliicue," onor-
ously hogan the Hon. J. Claud Boz
gus. addressing. after bowling pro.
loundly and ihrusting his right hand
deer into the bosom Of his Prince
Albert coat. the comedy widow upon
whom he was calling. u wish 20 ut
ter a observation-disclosures re-
marks this evening upon a subject
which lies very close to my heart.
| have been urged from time TO time
by my weli-wishers TO take this step,
b. was loath 10 accede TO their im-
portrnities. feeling that there were
other men in the community more
able and better qualified Tor the inn
portant task. But at length their re-
quests have become so insisteai that
am compelled TO yield.
IL therefore. am now, az the car
nest solicitation OF my many friends,
ar avows ed candidate for your hand
IN marriage, aud for proof OF my
ability TO fill the exalted position OF
@ benedict with honor and credit
should I be elected thereto. | point
with pride &c the fact that ! have
already been honored with three
terms as the husband Of three excel
len, and admirable women. and was
never rccreant 10 she trust imposed
upon me. love you. VIII you be-
come my wife? Ladies and gentle
men-er-that Is. Mrs. Pellicue. /
thank you"
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sNAppINo IT RAcK.

"Dguddren and sistahs." severely
said good old Parson Bagster, glar-
ing ominously al his congregation,
mo dan one pusscn widin de sound
o. muh voice will pay fifty cents 20
70 20 dee circus to-mor' dat wouldn't
dig up a single dime TO hep out de
revival dat. IS de tumble instrument
W de hands o. de Lawd. ! was con-
ductin' last week."
Well sab" replied Jim Dinger,
the gambling man. who seemed to
think the ministerial game was direct
ed at him, de revival had only a
clown, whilst de circus adve'tises
twenty"
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HCraio want > nnes-S times
cimeA
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SPECIAL SUNDAY Dinner at Whit.
comb Springs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-31

east. Italy on the south. Any " 't
these would find swiss territory a
convenient short-cut to take in order
10 get at each other. Germany woul
find II q short route to Italy. Austria
would find IL convenient FOR q ilant
Bttack. The allies In the west might
find Il q handy road by which 10 81 O.
Italy aid. Italy. Of course, has AUS
uia as her enemy objective. She can
not directly touch German frontiers
except through Austrian territory
a.. In a violation OF neutrality.
through Swiss territory.
That is the %precarious geographical
situation Of switzerland.
Consider again that this little re-
public comprises only 1915 square
miles. Ana then remember mat Bel
gum comprised only 1879. II then
becomes clear why Swiss mobilization
was undertaken.
But the case Of switzerland Is AT
fsrent from that OF Belgium. Tn,
ittle mountain republic is prepared
In twelve hours II can place 500,oo'
trained soldiers on liz frontiers. NJ
enc In Europe sneers nt the Swis'
army II Ia sufficient 10 defend ~
country. swiss neutrality h not -
scrap Of paper II Is a prepare
army, set In such natural fortressf.
as no other country enjoys.