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Gin Heutr meg sHr Be-
hanblung btrlester Rtrs
PEN Wlon beri1tet aus MdHrbeim:
On ,iBem 9ortrassnbsnb i'm bisfgsn
Observation-Disclosures 2djareii,
gu bsm fi4 nebsn sdblreiasn glerSisn
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syrsiberr BON gpbmann aus karlsruhe.
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gen 9srgtDsrtsn arbeitsr, nod perfu9s
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iiDbe stpiiden ben Siireern unb ben
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v 0inirift $3.50, 1amrH 500.
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Gtn gnroair. Elm febr fdbnes SiHmer
ScnA NIT aafu decentralization. Ha&grtras
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Cincinnati. Cbie. 30
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bic $40 ptg e5ab; letbe sbaen oSelb 5am
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32os edroen dbengt. 2. Eto6.
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JIvsrus' g,dHuer nnb SraHeu iperben bct.
I|' hdsEt ents be alisiis eeaiit.
Urb rrhaitsn Eiilaiiebu bel iTas6s fiEsr
sitan!bett ipc4egiii6 81 sfduisneelb Hrb
beim Ipbesfan $500 Strribsi Iun
grcfpsfie or grGri Remefs. 1900 Gin e,rGbe.
GiHdrnati. @. bb
gddsr aIs 3. sanS. 1900 aacs sHabs.
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aRabafn fur euneurteii IN ntinet Jamilse
20s slorfberu npfnBs. aecnocis.
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oesetsr- Oh ReiiobIe Barber college. giu'iy e
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RabasH fas eslisarssi in $50 essinGtS
Gpfnue Ahoubalf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
SEEING ALL AMERICA.
Chicago TribuneD


An enterprising Canadian newspa-
Dor. the Montreal Journal of Com
merce. has taken up the suggestion OF
a friendly American editor to attract
the great American tourist northwaro
and thus reap some OF the dollars US
ually spent abroad
Certainly the See America FIRST
principle ought to cover not mercy
America In the narrow sense but IN
the continental sense, including Cana
da. For the seeker OF natural beau
ty, the camper and sportsman, the va
cationist of almost any taste, CANADA
has riches TO offer from the wlld
shores of Labrador TO the wonders OF
Of the Canadian Rockies-mountalns.
lakes. streams ard forests of greatest
beauty, cities of historic interest and
unsurpassed picturesque charm, a
simmer climate 10 be envied.
It is to be hoped Americans who
must traveliwill see their own country
now If they never have before. and
a neighborly visit to Canada VIII re-
pay There have been evidences at
times that Americans are not greatly
within the favor Of Canadians but
perhaps this Is because there has been
less intercourse than there should be
and might be- \ good time to correct
that is now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

Mr. McAdoo may have stated Il
CORRECTLY. 30 fnr as he Is concerncdi
aud then again his indignant denial
may have been merely part Of tho
legal game
From all of The facts disclosed
since ana before The suit was MED, i
IL quite evident that both McAdoo
and Williams have held deep ami
mostly toward the National cry
bank Of New YORK aud thr Riggs
National bank Of Washington city
II may De that the treQsury officials
have not exceeded their power In
marrying those banks. But practical
~ every public Official, from police
man 70 president. has more power
GRANTED him than he employs on or.
dluafy occasions
What much Of the country sus,
poets Is that the treasury officials
making use Of certain Irregularities
inherent in the operations OF the old
national bank law. have abused their
power in attempting TO get even with
certain banks not quite 40 obedienl
ua they wished them TO be- on the
other hand. the Rigs bank has been
insolsntly powerful in the affairs of
the District OF Columbia,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

into his full political ana social rights
earlier than In any other country,
there Is prejudice. The prejudice.
however. is more economic than RAJ
cial The jew is economically the
most competent individual on the
earth, and there is always envy, which
at times develops into hatred. when
those less competent see themselves
outstrlpped In industries and pur-
suits OF business In getting the dollar
The jew Is good citizen In land
that troats him fairly, lie takes care
Of himself and HIS family lie ndapts
himself to the government Of the
country in which he lives. and has
demonstrated on q thousand battle
fields that he lacks neither courage
nor patriotism. lie enriches the land
In which he dwells. 4,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
MAY'lt 1915
WILSON ~ roRTuNATE

because OF the fact that man, peo-
plo--most people. probably belieVe
the administrators policy In Mexico
has been weak. when the Lusltanip
vas blown up there was a general
tendency TO criticize what II WAS be-
lieycd President Wilson would do.
what the president really did has
met with practically universal APP
prevail lie was fortunate In holding
views Of how the crisis should be
handled that were in harmony with
the views OF nearly all Of the Amerl-
can people. Hut we can quite Imagine
circumstances In which he would
have been right. but very unpopular
Looking back, Il Is not difficult to
sec that the sole trouble with popu-
lar opinion at any given crisis In our
history has been that It was not fair
Abraham Lincoln WAS upbraided In
terrific fashion IN the north during
his nrHt administration, while IN the
south his character and his inten.
tions we're totally misunderstood and
unappreclated hut Lincoln had all
OF the threads ia his hands, and he
waa strong enough TO follow firmly
the course he saw clearly was right.
History recognizes that HIS presence
Ia The White House was proyidential'
During the administration Of GRO
Yer Cleveland he was abused almost
beyond endurance. aud he had en-
pacily Of arousing opposition mat
amounted almost TO genius Yet no
matter whether he was debating his
Venezuela measaee TO Great Britain,
OF ordering federal troops into the
strike zone at Chicago. We can SEQ
at this distance that Cleveland knew
better what to do than those who
yillned him
Three years ago, Il was customary
TO snecr at William Howard Taft Yet
IL ~ now certain that Taft will go
down In history as one OF the best
presidents and one of the poorest
politicians that ever occupied the
white House. lie was an honest, CON
slructvo statesman. hlsh-minded,
patriotic gentleman, who did his duty
courageously at q time when the
country really wanted Il four-flushing
swashbuekler and il braggart IN the
presidential chair.
Woodrow Wilson has shown him
self man or the highest patriotism
ana integrity of character. man
uminently fair slow TO anger, but
when once goaded into action, as In
the case with liuerta, he shows un-
expected capacity for swift action,
These are the traits Of q man OF
strength some people misread his
idealism as weakness, but in great
crises mankind turns to the ldealist,
Lincoln was an idealist SO was
Washington. And SO, to a hish degree.
ia woodrow Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

could deliver TO him only sVO i'hioh
ana could promise very little IN tne
wav If an Increased output. that ony
a few dnys ago he wrote to an lhtl-
mate friend in New York who pun
hin, In. touch with three houses ~
Nev York. and that these New YORK
houses had promised TO deliver aVV
ilrnbs ner month"; but that many more
ira needed. for the amputations az
resdv admitted number $4,000 ana ~
IL nrnhable that the actual figures are
considerably in excess OF mat nun
Der.
DR. Tnffier does not seem to expect
competitive bids or sharp. pehvn
nrices. he as much as said that hls
organization desires the best OF ma
terials and workmanship reRaru,es,
OF the price However, ne reIharhsu
that the prices quoted MN pS Wy
seyeral companies including the new
York houses. believe, were 70 per
cent less than their catalogue prices
An important phase OF me mater
IL that before an artificial limb can
be ordered some experienced person
mot necessarily dOctor--rlust take
the measurements, consider the Shar-
acter health. and disposition OF me
wounded man. and then specify ior
him. the Kind Of limb best suited 20
tho work he VIII probably do. FROM
this data the order Is drawn UP ahe
placed and the limb manufactures
new or shaped and adjusted from
stock on hand. Then IT. Is urea on
and tested BY the user, ana IN very
many cases further adjustments o.
finishing touches are necessary. ~
has heretofore seemed TO be advisable
10 suggest that the several artlilclal
limb companies in America act togeth-
or 10 establish bureau or agency
here TO take the preliminary measure
monts ana do the final fitting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
WORKING OF THE DRUG LAW.

1t Ia now mere than two months
since the law for the eradication of
the drug habit In this country went
into effect. Already Il Is evident that
the law is powerful agency for the
prevention OF new victims from form
ms the drug habit. and that It's ten
dcncy Ia 10 force those who have the
habit to seek the cure because Of the
great difficulty In securing their Gus"
tomary doses,
The legitimate drug store has been
strengthened In its determination to
sell harmful drugs for medicinal
purposes only and the other sort OF
druggists have Il wholesome fear of
the federal law
All Of this Is distinct gaIn, Grad
uaty the terrifying evils of the drug
habit viii be reduced. the number OF
It's victims win become negligible and
the morale Of every community OF
the entire country viii be improved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
rnE RIGGS BANK CASE.

Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
ana Comptroller Williams have filed
their answer In the nisgp National
bank case. They deny all charges of
conspiracy and aver that while they
have long known that the RISES bank
officials have been aghtlng them they
have no malice, only the highest
eehse Of public duty, IN trying to get
that powerful financial institution TO
conduut itA business according TO law.
Secretary McAdoo says angrily IN
his reply
Il charge ana aver the fact TO bo
that my inclusion la the suit Is due 10
Inferior and improper motives and
WAS resorted 10 solely TOT The purpose
VI thereby uitering and publishing
grossly false and lipelous statements
under the privilege and protection OF
judicial forms anu free from the To-
gal accountability that would other
wise be involved.
As almost anything may be written
into complaint, charges thus made
by lawyers are not regarded serious
~. The same is true OF the latitude
allowed In the Ming OF answers, Such
legal documents are privileged mat
tiers and not infrequently are used
for the purpose of injuring indivld-
unls or corporations and without SER
ions expectation Of the charses be-
ing established In the courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
JiPAN's OPPORTUNITY.

Academlcnlly We can register. az a
government. protest against Ja-
pans hlgh.handed acts In China. Rec
ognlzlng that Japan has problem
IN the orient not very unlike our
Mexican problem at home. we shall
70 no further than to protest, be-
cause we cannot afford to 80 to war
to save China from her fate, and be-
cause We could not, did we go to war.
stay Japan's hand.
The essential fact Of the clrcum-
stances Ia that there If today no
power In the world to say to Japan,
Thus far and no farther II Is all
up to the viii aud the wisdom Of the
little brown men Of the sunrise en-
plre.
Japaus ally. Great Britain, can call
10 Japans attention the short'sight-
td folly " ooereing China. And ia.
pans former enemy, Russia, can pro-
test at Toxic. along with us, But
neither Great Britain nor Russia can
interpose n ship or a soldier between
Japan ana her desire. Japan has the
opportunity and the power TO do as
She pleases In China
That she will neglect the chance
or forego her advantage Is unthinlt'
able although she has, with Wise
discrimination, yielded some II her
first demands and complied with the
letter Of the American representa-
lions. No discerning man will be de-
celved By this oriental craft.
our own stake in China Is the
promise Of future market and the
saving OF the face of our diplomacy,
We may save our diplomatic face and
mot lose the promise Of market,
and yet Japan In all essentials may
gain her purposes doubtless will gain
them. Al OF which win avail US moth
Ing save an assuaged pride
But we have to look beyond la-
pans triumph at Pekng When the
war ends. how will the eastern Sltu-
alton Develop That development IL
likely TO concern US acutely misht
De brought home to us sharply. For
who Will be Japan's ally in the next
decade II might be Germany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

tors il there was anything l could
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew of. | am
thankful for such good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise, ;"
Mrs. c. II. GRIFFITH, 1868 Constant
st.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Hanover, Pa. -" / suffered from fe-
male trouble and the pains were so bad
al times that could not sit down. The
doctor advised severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia =. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and | experienced
treat relief in short time. Now ! feel
ike a new person and can do a hard
DAVIS work and not mind it., What Joy
and happiness it is to be well once more.
am always ready and willing 70 speak
a good word for the Compound - Mrs.
ADA WILT, 1903 WalnutSt., Hanover "a.
If There are any complications you
10 nat understand write to Lydia L.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (coniidentialD
Iypu.Mass. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by woman and
held in strict confidence. 8~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
BUSINESS AND "DRouTH."

OF. =. A. in New York Tribune)
a study of Kansas ought to be
enough to make the grounds commit
tee of the Forty-second Street Coun-
try club go prohibition. There isn't
much noverty in Kansas: and the
kind of misery that the liquor suites
abound in is unknown. ! heard two
travelling men, riding from Newton
n Hutchinson, discussing Il.
Since Kansas went dry" one said
~ make these little towns and sell a
lot Of stuff. Couldn't touch 'em be-
fore. And il towns that size were in
a wet state, I'd lose my job for stop
ping off at EN-
Same with me- the other said,
who represented" an adding ma
chine house. These dry states beef
mighty little when business is bad in
other parts OF the country I'll bet
New Yorkll go dry before long
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
THE JEW " a CITIZEN.

An English writer, John Foster
Fraser, says ten million Jews have
come to the United states during the
last ten years and that many more
WIN come when peace is established
IN Europe,
New York is now the greatest
Jewish city in the world Certain
trades and manufactures in the
United states are almost exclusively
ia their hands. Their grasp upon
American finance enlarges from year
to year though the greatest Ameri-
can fortunes are not, as they are In
Europe. held by them. No one who
Watches the trend Of events can
doubt that the Jewish people are des-
tined to play the leading part in the
business OF this country in years 70
come
With some justice. the Jews COM
plain OF prejudice against them in
this and other countries Aside from
Great Britain. where the Jew came
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
TnE ARTIFICIAL LIME TRADE.
fCommercinl Attache G. ". A. NedItz
paris

tCommercinl Attache Z. w. a. Nedtz
Paris1
The French government does not
now furnish artificial limbs TO soldiers
needing them and does not see It's way
clear TO do so in the future, There Is
much TUX OF granting a pension 10
the families OF soldiers who are killed,
and this will undoubtedly be done
and it isfplanned to care for all sol
diers undergoing amputntons by place
ing them in various positions through.
out the government service. But. as
stated above. the government will moi
furnish the great number of artificial
limbs that win be necessary
Therefore Red Cross and other sim.
liar ofnngations relying on private
subscriptions have undertaken to sup
ply artificial limbs. Chief Of these Is
the Federation National d'Assistanco
aux Mutifes." lust established with
Or. Tuffier az its president. The fed
GRAFTON headquarters are at Ne, SO
Avenue dcs Champs Elysees The
subscription movement 10 maintain
Il was started few days ago hv M.
Maurice Barre. and money is pouring
in through the various newspaper Of
nces The work of this national fed !
GRAFTON IL three-fold TO furnish the
soldier an artificial limb of the very
hest quality. teach him a trade or pro-
fession that he can follow: and then
find him place where he can work
and be self-supporting
Dr, ruitier stated that he wants
to hear from American manufactur-
ers OF limbs from America. al the
French output is wholly INADEQUATE
for last week all the houses in Paris
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
CO. RID Of ..Sprinc Fever"

A lazy liver and sluggish bowels viii
overcome any ambitious and energetic
man or woman and make them feel
all tired out. dun, stupid and lifeless.
Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve con-
stipation, restore healthy bowel ac-
ticn and liven up your liver. They are
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
do not grippe or nauseate. They Danish
that full. close. heavy feeling. ]. L.
Knight. Fort Worth, Texas, says, My
disagreeable symptoms were entirely
removed by the thorough cleansing
they. gave my system" Sold every
where.