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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-22

Agriculture Garages Sheep Model home designs Beau
fyng the building lot Brick and frame bungalow Plain
cottages Story half houses Two houses Gamble roof
letters which from the people
looked the books Mr. Cobb After carefully looking
the catalogue which and
pectve builders wish to compliment the wealth material
information which gathered together
in the articles and to agricultural
articles the of live stock the growing of
consider reliable and certainly useful to any farmer.
Building plans included the catalogue the best Of
knowledge and should be help who plans build
wish thank allowing look the catalogue
shall consider valuable addition library
cations. Signed: A. D. Cobb
Mr. Harry Smith, R. R. No TO- Centervile Ind, am in
Building and find the
pete book of it's kind that have
is filled with valuable information the those
who contemplating emodeing building buildings the
would we'll obtain The
and floor plans show them to be convenient and modern
find valuable practical that pertaining
and stock which something
with neghbor who
availed himself Of these opportunities
Thanking for of this book, I
Yours truly
Signed: Harry Smith.
Mr. O. E. Fudghum have been looking through
Building Book and find valuable suggestions
building etc.
The farmer of today beginning realize that he has
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Special Attention Given to Farm Trade

good home with all the his
brothers, He is also looking after the comfort his live stock
Any farmer wishing to build certainly find plans suitable for
his needs in this book Signed: O. E. Fulghum.
Raiff Building which
undoubtedly
will requirements of farming and must that
will surely be useful and great benefit to all.
Signed Walter Ratliff
Mr.. Jake Hanes of the Union National Bank said:
The Farm Building Book which getting certainly
a dandy, and S something needs
Mr. Stephen Kuth of the State Line kuh writes
much interested your Farm Building Book and
the will appreciate effort furnish
sanitary practical and information
the Building Book will furnish better
Frst-Beer Buildings. SecondKep condition. Third
We'll balanced rations. Fourth-Feed carefully
USUAL general conditions
places for hogs and the of hog cholera outbreaks
problem Thanks to The MilerKemper Company.
Signed:
school teacher asked if would kindly
books his class which did and in he
Building Books recently parcels
The recitation after their distribution
eral references to something it
Really do not could
expect to them deal study of building
good for books selling prices
These books certainly appeal to the farmers and cordially
vite call at office and
in the market for anything in line whatever
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

Rear Admiral Charles II stockton.
who WAS one Of the American dele
gates To the London conference at
which the famous Declaration Of
London was formulated. gives a defi-
milton OF eontrahand and the in
tefnalignal laws relating thereto. in
an article IN international law at
Sea IN the April Worlds Work Ac-
cordins to Admiral Stockton. contra
band Of way consists Of articles which
arr capable Of use as an assistance to
the enemy in carrying on war either
tn shore or afloat. Contraband
trade is the carrying ~ eentraband
The prohibition and steppage uf this
trHae, with the attendant penalties, is
q belligereut right which can be exer-
eised only by the heliigerenfs them
selves upon the high seas and upon
the territorial waters This right
must also be exercised in accordance
With the rules and usages Of internH-
t5aaai Iaw.
Hugo Gotins. the father az interna-
Ioaal law made a classification Of
articles Of trade. 50 far as their CON
ira hand nature was concerned. which
Is given rs follows
7. Those articles which are useful
Tor war purposes alone. such as
arms, warlike ammunition. etc.
Those articles that cannot be
used for war purposes. such as pic
lures stationery. etc
;, Those articles which can be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

used either for war purposes or
peaceful purposes, such as money
poVisions, etc.
So far as they are not bound by
treaty belligerents, however have
exercised their discretion in the mat
ter of declaring what was and what
was not contraband until the Decla-
ration Of London was formulated. AS
that declaration has not been gener-
ally ratified its provisions cannot be
considered as binding, but. neverthe-
less. il may be referred TO as what
the signatory delegates of the great
maritime powers considered as the
law Of nations upon this subject
After giving the articles which were
deemed to be properly classified In
the first class mentioned by Gfotius,
which were called absolute contra
band IL states in the following article
-3g-that articles exclusively for
war may be added from time TO time
To the list of absolute contraband by
a declaration which must first be an
nouneed. This Is seasonabIe in view
OF the changing conditions of war
fare
Similarly the conditional contraband
and the fTee lists are made up, In the
last ANALYSIS, Of what the heiligerent
powers feel it necessary and wise TO
include under the general theory
adopted Is the London conference
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
Had tuberculosis
of GIands-NoW Well

Gianduar tuberculosis has yielded 70
Eckman's Alternative when other remedies
failed Read what 1t did in this case
PSI Kauriston St. Philadelphia, Pa
''Gentlemen;--ln March. 1909. my doctor
pronounced my ease tuberculosis in the
Glands and number Of operations in
hospital failed TO benefit me. In the mean
time friend of mine advised Eckman's
Alternative. The wounds in my meek were
stil open and In a frightfuI condition when
started to take IL. After using two bot
ties l found l was improving, having gained
weight. could eat and was able TO sleep.
continued using II until ! was well. On
November II. 1910, l started TO work, and
since that time have not lost one days
work through sickness. / highly recommend
Eckman's Alternative TO any one who is suf-
fering from Tuberculosis tibbreyiated.l
(Affidayiu JOSEPH Ii. WHITE
Eekman's Alternative IL most effieaeious
in bronchial catarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and uphuiding the system
Contains no harmful or habit-foruing
drugs Accept no substitutes. Small size 81
regular size. So. Sold by leading druggists
Write for booklet of recoveries.
Eckman Laboratory, philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

The human side between audience
ana actor is thus given by the Kan
sas City star
A vaudeville team was Missed last
week In theater in Kansas City. The
young man and his girl partner on
the stage were doing their level best
10 please. but ii was plain they We're
amateurs end the gallery, the keenest
critics In every theater, would not
have it. There came a sharp, sibilant
hiss. and then another and another,
until the sound was like steam under
great pressure escaping from a boiler.
II was cruel and pitiful The two
actors shrank as II they had been
struck The vim and sprightliness
went out Of them. and. eowed and
ashamed they finished their act list
iessly and vanished.
II the public only knew how actors
in the beginning Of their careers dread
each opening night in new town,
fearful Of the reception they will get
there how sensitive they are to each
breat Of approval or disapproval: how
elated they are al applause, how cast
down by lack of it. there would be
more charity for those who are new
to the business.
The greatest actors in the world
We're amateurs once. There must be
time in the stage life Of each actor
when his work is more or less crude.
Remember that and be kind to the
beginners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
When T'attnaU Said "BlOOd
Is Thicker Than Water"

New light has lust heeu shed ON
line incidents preceding Commodore
Josiah Tattnalls famous statement
Blood is thicker than water when
The American captain went To the
aid ~ the sorely pressed British fleet
in the Peiho river. China. June 2,
1853. The new information comes
from the private papers of The late
Rear Admiral stephen Decatur Tren-
hard. Il s n. who WIS u lieutenant
under Tattnalt
England and France AZ that period
Nere having considerable trouble
with China. In 1887 the Taku forts
81 the mouth ~ the peIho In the gulf
90 pe hsli. had been destroyed Two
Kssrs later the allied fleet appeared
again. New forts had been built
After some delay. occasioned by
diplomatic notes, the British admiral.
SIR James Hope decided TO force "A
Ia ss3ge up the river. To the amaze
ment Or the allied forces. il was
found thar the Chinese had CON
egrHesed three barriers across the
stream. The heavier ships ef the
fleet had to remain out Of gunshot
distance because OF low water
Al efforts to aisluage the barriers
Aft4AEtts A4AAHlRtNAtR 4 AtAi*tE was AA@
terested in ascending the stream alsu
and accordingly he chartered a small
schooner, hoisted American eolors ON
IL and tried to pass TakU Ills
schooner WAS impaled on un iron
spike, one 81 chain OF such thrown
a ross the channel
Sir James Hope now decided TO
attack the forts. destoy them and
then clear the river Europeans held
the military proficiency OF the Chin
csc in low esteem. Their mud forts
looked formidable, bat che British
thought few hours welt directed
hamhardiug would reduce them. Ac-
lcnrdlngly the shallow draft vessels %
the British fleet started w the river
on Tune IS,
The wark ~ dismAtNng the first
river barrier haa started when the
| Chinese began firing 0sle cannon
roared out alone Then eleVerlY eon-
ssgrueted blinds an the mud forts
we're raised ard 80 guns helched shot
| AT the British fleet The Chinese had
figured the raHse before exposinE their
guns FOR nearly every shot took ef-
feet.
Commodore Taftnan. on the Toey-
Wan. his schooner, was Incense 4
when he saw the action Of the chi-
lnese. Lake the British officers. il Is
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pected to suspend Judgment until the
actual facts are brought out The
charges brought by the bank are ex-
tremely vicious. unless they are true.
Tho reply issued By Comptroller VIII
liams shows great anger and deep
luminosity. II Is not the sort % reply
one would expect from public Of
fetal dealing with a most important
matter Of administration. From the
comptroller 81 the treasury. on a
matter OF that kind. one naturally
would expect facts and reasons rather
than abusive epithets. Mr.. Williams
weakened his own cause through
failure to have his reply edited BY
some one less angry than he--some
one with a better perspective and
culmer Judgment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

FRENCH CRITICISM.


emile Legouis in April Yale Review
The French are supposed to revel
in general IDEAS by which 1t is often
understood they soon grow weary of
facts, love TO lose sight of solid
earth" and build intellectual castles
in the air ] will not undertake to
examine how far this opinion is sup
puted BY their history and literature
taken as a whole. But ! believe that
their criticsm---0r. at least. the spe-
cial criticism with which | am now
concerned shows them III very diff
ferent light Angellier. for instance.
has absolute reverence for and loyal
~ 60 the facts provided by his sub
iect Ne is such an enemy to vague
ness that he has said lin criticism
one should always have the screw
driver in hand. and turn ii up" But
he never rests content till he has
raised facts to that height from
which a pretty wide range Of psyohol-
ogy or morality is discovered. Strange
To say. q Frenchman Is apt to Won
der. when reading foreigner shall
We say. English critics. how their
worship Of facts and details as such,
in the raw state, is at times eompen-
stated by fits of mysticism. SO that the
reader has the hard soil of reality
under his feet, and far above, at al
most unreasonable distance, heaven
~ visions or absolute judgments not
always visible connected with the
humble facts that gave them rise
French criticism aspires toward gem
eral ideas. 1t is true, but such as are
half way between earth and heaven
the link between them remaining APP
parent all the time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
run SCANDAL N WASHINGTON

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s WI ,ie9ss"r ~ M Federal reserve
ha.,a v.hua ths nm ~ revision 81
~ 80. CO... t.s.s.s.. and 4ank.
81. -. a.. renatng rh.ra.a were
1900 49, ~. tsaan,,,. aenart.
ment haa deposited lafae sum Of
money iH the Munsey Trust COMPANY,
X Mhaeh 4 hfp''sl ~ me- Sefl .el, atss,
80 iexeatleatsa ana ii az me
i.as II + ~ facts bfs9eht aut wefe
uat r.tftatte a. tbe treaspry ae.
..gsmset
"a she ateer hana fhe R4pns IA.
,,a.st 4.a,t eas lany been ! dsminat.
NJ ~ 81 s.v aam8neefton mna.
enee Is the affairs Il the District o1
Columbia. it, p0llcy has been arbi.
tFarv. ana ii times offensive to the
government
THAT che haht between the treas
af8 aen8Ftment ana HE bank has
.4ass r. i sh8w. aoNn. fnaY 81 assam,
IA fran ths fart ghaf san. invalv.
gnx ssfss ttanal eharaee. has been
at.e asa8ass SECRETARY MeAdeo and
s,.sesffeHss rean skejfen Williams.
That tners ull - 3 congressional
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

probable that De- believed Russian Of
fleefs we're directing the Chinese fire
The engasemcnt went on for sOme
time when Tatmall suddenly ex-
claimed
blood Is thicker than water. III
be damned Il stand by and see
white men buuehered before my eyes,
No sir. Old Tattnall isn't that kind.
This Is the cause Of humanity Is
that boat rtady9"
He jumped iu q small boat and
started for Admiral Hopes flagship.
On the way across the American flag
was shot from its staff on his boat.
Tattuall was paying an official visit.
ON board The British flagship he Of
fered his ssmpathies To the wounded
admiral, Then turning G. his beat 5
crew he said
Meantime, my good fellows you
might man that gun forward until the
boat Is ready, Just as you would IN
your own ship
For more than au hour Tattnall and
Hope were together and the Yankee
sailors manned She British gun TAFT
nail then decided % return 70 his
Ship His bUatmen were summoned,
They were powder stained and sweaty.
As IL unaware of their part in The bat
tie Commodore Tattnail reared cut
at them. askins where they had been.
just lending 8 hana up forward
IAN old tar replied And every shot
hit"
Commodore Taunall now took his
schooner put Ia deep water ana
tawed in q string II sampaas carry
inp EaN Fristsb t,,s rfxs. 80 reinforce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough. RIM
Musterolc ON Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symnlon.
may develop into Group or worsn
And then's when you're glad You bar.
a Jar of MUSTEROLE at hand Ia st'.e
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not hlis
ter.
As first aid and certain remea,,
there's nothing like MUSTEPOfE
Thousands of mothers know it. Yan
should keep a jar in the house
1t is the remedy for adults too. No.
lieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsi.
litis, Group. stiff Neck, Asthma. Nan.
ralgia. Headache, Congestion. plenr.
isy. Rheumatism. Lumbago, Pains ana
Aches of Back or Joints. Spralns snra
Muscles. Chilblains. Frosted Feet ana
Colds Of the Chest Git often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your druggists in Csc and sA,
jars, and special large hospital sze
for $3.50.
BE sure you get the genuine Mrs.
TEROLE. Refuse limitations - 90,
what you ask for The Musterole
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
the sAME, Bur DIFFERENT.

Former Vice President Fairbanks
in an address delivered at the Uni
Nefsity Of Washington, made two
observations that would appear TO
contradict each other. Al one point
h. said EVERY page o. history is
blu,tea with blood. and the last page
is the bloodiesl in history. AZ the cli-
max Of human civilization" But
elsewhere he declared that change
rs the order q tho world, change in
the human heart human nature and
human institutions"
The Inconsistency revealed by these
two remarks IL one 20 which We are
all liable, for in one view we know
that beyond eavil the world has inn
proved. that man has mere con
science, more generous impulses. more
of the feeling OF sincere fellowship
for hia kind. than ever before Then
change the focus. and as Mr. Pair
hanks satd first. mere blood ) % the
EAAE VA AAtNtNtA k#AAA ~ EtAAt AHs# tsf go
the face to-day than can be foana
on any other page written siaes mar
began to sefawi his martial pfogrem
War is but one manifestation q
the forces Of evil being perpetusl-
y fought and more and more smo9h'
cred by tne forces % good. Msu doss
not quit building ia regions FIRE.
iquenged ny earthquakes. Man has nei
aua living IN cities Laid waste p
piagues and epidemies and tloedi
land fires No more does man give u
because unexpected and colossal wa
breaks the peace II the world ans
for red year. or two rcd years, ~
/ Happens. reverts % the savageFy 81
This primal ancestors,
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Still TT BUBBLES.

with is usual inability 10 resist an
opportunity to quibble, the santa Re
New Mexican sats
our esteemed contemporary the
Morning Ihurutl, points with pride to
the alleged fact that II gets sixty and
& half hours If telegraph leased wire
service weekly aud that no other pn-
per gets more than tweuty-four hours
week service.
lin the first place. the Morning
Journal shows its usual inaccufacy in
speaking Of other papers The New
Mexican is now Getting thirty hours
week aud has been for some time
past.
The Journal was referring TO its
sixty hours and thirty minutes Assoc
ciated Press report each week. VIII
the New Mexican state that it is now
getting thirty hours week from the
Associate Press with its character
istic desire for quibble the New Mex
lean speaks Of the Journals 'tele-
graphic leased wire ana Of its own
thirty hours a week" in the same
connection. The journal said. Assoc
clated Press leased wire. and would
have said nothing about the diner
enre between It's service and that Of
other New Mexico newspapers had
not certain subscription solicitors
been telling their prospective victims
that the Journal gets It's report from
the Leased Wire Press service,
lalleging that. while more extensive.
lit l. not nearly SO reliable as the
Associated Press service" taken BY
certain afternoon newspapers Of the
state The New Mexican says sixty
hours leased wire Is too much. May
be SO. nut our readers never have
complained. Furthermore. the differ
lence between the Journals and the
New MeNican's circulation would
hardly Justify us in trying TO conduct
ID newspaper on the New Mexicans
plan.
The journal states the simple fact
III addition 90 far more extensive
state and special service than is car
Tried by all the other newspapers II
the state. the Journal takes and prints
sixty hours and thirty minutes Of ex-
elusive Associated Press leased wire
lservlce each week, as compared with
twenty-four hours OF Associated
Press leased wire service taken by
auy ether New Mexico newspaper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

room by the head soldier waiter He
was scarlet. | felt sorry for him. as if
he were going to the block. Tomorrow
/ expect to see him grooming horses
The only time | saw the generals
composure shattered was the night
we were served with some timed
meat that had gone wrong. OF course
ii had to be the night that Count
York or some other notable was
here. Appalled, looks We're exchanged
by the host and HIS aids.
A young housewife. whose first ex-
pertinent in dinner giving had been
marred by the failure of an important
dish, could not have been more en-
barrassed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

oNnkifk. France, April Is tsla ,
q ~ Pesiaent Pelnears and Minister
e War MillerNnd left here today for
fAfss after visit ef three days with
Tire French aaa Belgian troops n this
vicinity TIE French president had q
long conversation Rith King Albert
81 Belgium az Belgian headquarters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

4 Chicago writer wants the ma
tlonai capital moved to that city. II
the federal reserve board we're
moved there Il should satisfy the
Windy cts. ana a lot Of other folk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

The Austrians defeat the Russians
lin every battle, bat somehow the
next point where there is fghting is
always nearer the Hungarian plains,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

Il is difficult for SOME newspaper
men O. learn that il pays in the long
ran net 70 Qulbhle with the iHtelh-
Euuco of their readers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

onh desiring a copy uf The SONGS
THAT NEVER GROW OLD can so-
eure same ~ the Jonrnal office, ~
aud aa cents. respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

Conditions in Mexico are golng
from bad 10 worse while things In
Wall street are goins from bad 20
better
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

IL is no, a scrap Of paper hut
national eood sense that does the
business Mexico has constitution
nearly like our own.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14

When q man begins to tip the beam
at above tive hundred, he longs for
the fancy dances missed in his
youth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
WEDNESDAY. APRIL r. 1915
FRANZ M'kEi

In the death 81 Frank Mckee Al.
huqueruue loses one ef her best
elslzena Also il may be said Of
him that. in addition to the qualities
which made him successful bust
ness man whose feet we're always en-
the path q pfogfcss toward higher
and better things for city and state,
ne was universally popular. drawing
people 10 him ~ his gcniai and kind
Is manner toward MI with whom he
came in contact
III affairs q the city. mis- advice
was soaghi always. As member OF
the council for two terms and mayor
for like periods. he displayed the
good judgment ID civic affairs that
characterized his long service as
cashier ~ the second largest bank
ii the southwest.
Death came 20 Mr Mckee when
he was in the prime VI life. az the
apex of his usefulness and when
Just prior 70 the tragic accident which
resulted in his taking 90, he was en-
jeYlng tho most robust health. Tn
expeclcdlY. he wars called TO meet
the death sentence passed upon Of
mundane life
Great as the shock must be 10 hl'
family and friends the fact femaini
that he has preceded them ~ only
short white. IL the longest.
Leaves have their time to fall,
Aud flowers 10 wiiher at the north
Winds breath
Aud stars to SGT. hut all.
Thou hast all seasons for thin
uWn q Death.
"Thett is reaper whose name 4
Death,
And with his sickle keen
lle reapa the bearded grain a
breath,
And the flowers That grow be
tween
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-14
Ihe flunlsx Nailer

Gen Suren froRned darby. The
soldier waiter was sent frum the