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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
MEN COUNT MOST.

As with the initiative, referendum
and recall, commission form for cit
les has not been all that It's friends
hoped for IT, In some places the COM
mission form has worked vel but
not SO In others.
The great mistake in most expert
mcnts for reforming things seems to
lie In the belief that change Of form
can hiring good government The fact
remains. and Is demonstrated more
clearly year rs year that II Is not
the form OF government that counts,
$50 much as The character and ahulN
or the men selected 10 administer Il,
Mexico has constitution patterned
after that of the United states. but
Mexican administration has heea had
while the administration Of the
United states government. under the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
fNBIVS FOREMOST FIGHTING
RAJAH.

/ (Saint Mill Singh, in the Strand.)
Maharaiah Pertah Singhii inherits
not only the lighting qualities and
ichiYalry of his brave forhears, whose
rule has extended, in some part or
other of India from prehistoric
period but he has also inherited the
sharp wit of his ancestors. He gave
"A splendid exhibition of 1t on one oc-
casion when he was assailed by
Brahmins for cutting down the fees
and honorariums that they had been
accustomed 20 derive from the state
as the priests of the established
church, and for ordering that all inn
ages should be placed in one temple.
instead of being distributed in many.
When the Brahmins questioned
these orders he asked them if they
ever visited their relatives at dis
lance.
OF course, they answered that they
did.
DO you enjoy seeing them after
you have been separated from them
for a long ime?' he next asked.
They assured him that they were
transported with JOY on such occa-
slons
Then" he remarked, chow graft
fAfA Fttt Htd0 anu EhhhtiN1fN lflAtSA hF
to be in each others company in one
temple after they have been separat-
ed for such a long time Can't YOU
imagine how happy Lakshimi Uhe
goddess Of good fortune) must be to
meet Saravasu tthe goddess OF learn
ing) and Nishni (the creator) 10 visit
ShNi tthe destroyer)? Besides" he
continued. think how much money
Will he saved To the state 81 the peo-
pie can do homage to all Of the gods
and goddesses at one time in one
temple, instead of having to go TO
so many different temples to worship
them"
The Brahmins were speechless. His
wit won the day
In private life Maharaiah Pertah
Singhj is the soul OF generosity. He
is the kind of man who would give
the very horse he was riding, II he
had nothing else 70 hestow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

10 come to this city and make his
home with vs. re can sign az rany
prohibition petitions as he chooses
and We viii not try 10 run him away
on account q a. he can affiliate with
whatever political party he likes and
it will not be held AGAINST him as a
man and a citizen.
Santa Re may be independent u
the Levi a. Hughes type Of men, but
Albuquerque is not he is just the
sort that we need and want His life
Is clean. his devotion to principle
clear cut aud we'll defined and his
advocacy " the better things Of lie
consistent aud effective. During his
long residence in New Mexico be has
been one % the most potent factors
IN the upbullding and development
% the state when the books are
balanced q viii be found that he has
given much more 10 the community
In which he has lived than he has
taken from g.
The Journal is not prepared 10 be-
licve that Santa ~ has gone crazy.
hut " il has. We say 90 Mr Hughes
n santa Fe doesn't want SOU, come
10 Albuquerque which does.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Confined From Page Onel
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cup with spoon and says. Meme
Herren. we will listen to the latest
news
Reading the Dispatches.
The doors leading into the kitchen
region are closed and the six soldier
servants stand in line behind the gem
erals chair. Young Hauptman Lau-
pold, who sits az the end of the room,
unfolds the dispatches and in twenty
seconds has there foreign officers in
this remote Russian town in touch
with the whole world-dispatohes
from the west fronts in Belgium and
northern France. dispatches telling
ho~- affairs are progressing with the
Austrians In Bukowina. dispatches Of
moe or less diplomatic import or Of
rumor from Copenhagen, Amsterdam.
Milan and Washington. One night
there was "a dispatch from Washing
ton about some note Of the state de-
partment to the British government
and distinctly saw the placid Su-
ren's right eyelid drop in "a wink di-
rected az his chief Of staff
After the reading on my first even
ing with the staff. he said, Did you
understand that. Mr.. Bennett2"
] suppose that In my effort to fol-
low the sense looked extremely owl
ish, and J guess he was quizzing me-
Almost all of II, herr general" |
said FOR the officer read so clearly
That tickled him and he cried
Aha, lieber Iaupold. you have a
compliment on your diction"
iaupOId'S Strenuous .Iob
Later they told me about young
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Laupold. II seems that no nav.
~ dear just now for his fine yoica I. !.
cleancut utterance. for some,,. ~
when things are hot and mov ,,,'''a.
swift they keep him all night lons
the telephone which connects M y
eral with important points ON s w
intrenched lines lying to the eas, W
south Of Mlawa. '' 90
After the reading Of the dispo,o..
which concern movements il ~
western theater OF war the wora.
full German maps of France \,
spread over the tables, the mae,,a
ing glasses are brought To hear
them, and the men who are fighu.
Germany's battles on the cas-, ~
low the battles their comrades y.
fighting two frontiers away "
Many of the maps OF their ~.
country, made under the direction .
Russian military authorities. are ",'
with great caution BY the Germs
The Russian map of the Mlawa /.
gion, for example, has been bar.
corrected on the basis Of fresh a,
and rcissucd BY the German war Y
flee.
The work of revising this partco
lar section was not finished. Nav
ever, when 1t was necessary, owing
the outbreak Of the war, to hurry
press with the map. Hence parts
it are safe and part is not. The In
ference tells the whole Slayic-Tmo
story Of efficiency and inefficiency
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

HHtf HNlttiNNu ~
Every government in continental
Europe and especially the monarchlal
governments, maintain department
wherein letters are deity opened and
read by spies Of the police OF BY pollt-
ieal agents before they are sealed up
again and sent on their way. The
work Of he dark chamber is exacting
enough In times Of peace. From the
time the German kaiser came to the
throne up 10 1905 over 2 .000 years Of
imprisonment we're inflicted upon his
subjects who had spoken lightly Of his
person, his painting. his music. his
oratory or perhaps his withered arm.
This WAS the famous lcse majeste.
These 2.VO0 years of Imprisonment
were made up OF sentences running
from one year up To- three years.
For example, the poor little woman
-a music teacher IN Cassel- who
criticized the Hymn 1 of Aegir" and
called il rubbish got off with ~
months imprisonment NOW "A great
number Of these cases OF lese ma
ieste were discovered in the letter
opening department of the German
government, though many. Of course,
were reported by spies In the restaur-
ants, beer halls and public places
In times Of war the dark chambers
work is still more vivid
In the church Of a parish IN staten
Island, Just down the bay as you
sailed into New York harhor, you
have seen the spire of the little church
rising above the village The other
after henedietion. the priest
went down 10 "a man who had not
gone away with the others He was
sitting there quiet as stone. his
head bent toward his knees. When
the priest touched his shoulder the
man lifted up "a face that was like a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
W0MAN'S HEALTH
REQUIRES CARR

Women are so constituted :.
be peculiarly susceptible 10 oa..,'
patton, and their general ha. ,''
depends in large measure on os..
full regulation and correction =,
this tendency Their delicate :. y
ganlsms rebel at the vlolenc. y,
cathartic and purgatlve remsa,..
which. while they may afford j..
porary relief, shock the svstsr, 'e VEN,
seriously disturb the functiona, a ~
gans. A mild laxative Is far 49, y, W
ferable and, If properly co,nnol ps'
ed, much more effective 'u"u'
The combination OF simnlo :.
alive herbs with pepsin sola ~" \
drug stores under the name ~ ~ Y
Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsln il Az ",
for women's use. A free trial 'I lo.l
tie can be obtained by writin.D ny Y
DR. w. b. Caldwell, 452 WASH, 70
ton St, Monticello. Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
With Scissors and Paste


AaAllts MANtH1tts
INDUCING in no passions which
trespAss ON the rights or repose Of
other nations. IL has been the true
glory of the United States TO cultivate
peace by Observing Justice. and to
ientitle themselves to the respect Of
the nations at war hy fulfilling their
neutral obhgatiens with the most
sorupulous inlpartiality. This
luneNceptl0noble course could not
laval against the injustice and vo-
lcnce of the heiligerent powers. IN
their rage against each other, or inn
PEELED by more direct motives. prin-
ciples OF retaliation have been intro
dnced equally contrary TO universal
reason and acknowledged law
! tMarch g. 1902
must now add that the period is
larriNed which claims from the legis-
lattve guardians OF The national
rights a system Of more ample pro-
visions Tor maintaining them.
With this spirit Of hostile ipfleNihility
in trampGns on rlghts which no in
dependent nation can relinquish con-
gress Will feel the duty nt putting the
United states into an armor and an
latitude demanded by the crisis, ana
corresponding with the national spir-
10 and expectations. tNovember s.
.lSffl
Under pretended hloekades. with
out The presence of an adequate force
and sometimes without the practical
billty OF applying one. our commerce
has heen plundered in every sea
And 20 render the outrage the nure
signal these mock bloekades have
been reiterated and enforced IN the
face of official communications from
the British government declaring as
The true definition of a legal block
ade that particular ports must De
actually Invested and previous warn
ing given 10 vessels bound 20 them
not 10 enter We behold our
seafariug citizens still the daily viz
tsns Of lawlcsS violence. We
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
Governmental Efficiency as ShOWn
by the Work of the Dark Chamber
Vance Thompson in phladelphla Ledger.

Philadelphia Ledger.
/ death mask. lie did not weep. he
1 did not cry aloud culdly I'm voice
OF quiet horror he told the things
that had been done
He was a Young German from Aus
tria. / shah not give his name. as
relatives of his are still alive I'm the
place he came from lie had served
his time as soldier. but was still
subject TO call in case of war. lie
came ia the United States--as mill
lions upon millions OF Germans have
come eager to escape from the ty-
ranny Of miiltarsm. re meant to
make a home here. lie was engaged
10 girl over there. As soon as he
had saved money enough he was GO
ing 60 send for her Meanwhile they
wrote love letters to each other.
Came the war.
The little girl oversee feared for her
young lover. She wrote him letter
begging him not 60 return to the aw-
ful Nar4-not to come back and join
his colors--lest he should be killed
and she should be left alone IN a
world where he was not And so she
prayed him 20 stay in safe America
until she could come to him.
That letter was read IN the dark
chamber
The next day a file Of soldiers took
The girl cut ana stood her against a
wall and shot her,
What do YOU want TO cali Il Eff
cheney kultur thorough administra-
ton? Can il what you please: they
killed that little girl Il took nearly
three months for the news to reach
this hapless German over on Staten
Island. In some way. at what risk
! know net word was got 10 him. and
he CROPPED his way into church and
sat thcre-his head bent toward his
knees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
pLowING THE soUL IN KANSAS.


William Allen White has told us
how Kansas boarded the water
wagon Enthusiastically he describes
his state reaching stage of social
and economic adjustment much near
en- the ideal status Of the dreamers
than the most radical visionary would
have thought possible" Then sounds
thls sudden wistful note
And vet this population. so album
dainty blessed. has not produced one
sreat inventor. one great statesman.
one great poet novelist. artist. phil
oSopher. or leader whose fame is
really lasting and national We have
contributed nothing 60 the world that
our sister state Of Nebraska, with
her saloons, cannot duplicate. exeept
happiness and prosperity. That han
pness and prosperity are worth
while. from the viewpoint Of those
striving 20 he happy and prosperous.
no one can DENY Hut are they worth
while when the worlds progress is
Considered Arc they an END in them
selves When we are all happy and
prosperous. sill the world be finished
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

and wrapped up. ready for delivery
into whatever heaven " hell to which
we are billed
10 Is the pioneers inevitable ques-
Ition-after pioneering is done. Some
escape H. Their spirits demand that
thrill of creation which comes from
breaking trails. blowing virgin soil.
raising roofs when the house one Is
building seems the only one In the
world. when their nelghborhood gets
TOO civilized" they move on. They
have no time 10 question. Behind the
SNUG comfort and level common
places they run away from there is,
however, second division Of pio-
spiritual frontiersmen-who
go into new countries with their souls,
rather than their bodies. Theirs the
questioning and devils OF doubt. KAN
sas Is growing mp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

MISS constance asks; ~ am very thin
ana hleodlcss ana want 10 lncreaea =, :,
weight about SO pounds Please Ten ne
what method TO pursue?r mt
Answer; regular and pers{stop, uso =,
three grain hypo- nuclaue tablets will usnal.
y P"udee an increase Of weight BY afdins
sutlltloh and building up the flesh tissues
s'.es ol patients have reported increases
~ from ~ 20 10 pounds from the use ~
these tablets. Full directions come Win
each sealed package
Mrs \, asks: my scalp nehes terrib,v
: ieVerish and great amount Of DIV
eaHufuti Is present What is good for thisq"
Answer; First shampoo the hair and then
Apply pam yellow minyol about once n
week as per directions. This relieves the
H. h o'ereomes the dandruff and makes
1ne hair beautifully glossy and Vigorous
OBTAIN IN o.. Jars or druggists,
Mabel r. writes Both my husband ana
suffer all the time from stomach tyo',-
ne Nethlns We eat seems to digest proper
=, Ne t or US can ever get any enjoy
meht from our meals and we are drowsv
ana then again at bedtime we are sleep-
less Please prescribe for u.s.
Answer: Dyspepsia. Indigestion s,r~s,.A
iiver and costlve bowels with sympt5ns
IKE yours are best conquered by a GOOD ala
ana tonic Tor the functional organs ! al.
sise he new treatment known as .'donble.
tour stomach and bowel medicine" as the
pest Tor such conditions. Almost Immediate
leAet and permanent benefits fellow Ms u.s.
Sold by druggists in sealed packets win
complete.
Mrs Annie r." writes: NV HUSBAND Is
surely afflicted with some kidney disease
lie has become weak and suffers with head.
ache and pains in his back and grojns
rams are like rheumatism His ankles swell
and MS feet seem TO he tired all the time. Z
some DAYS he has ohills and no appetite. I
Please prescribe"
answer The symptoms Indicate derange- I
heht OF Kidneys and should not he neglect 4
a would advise haimwort tablets. a com /
7eand well suited to such cases. Obtain in
eaied tubes with directions for home use
odd Soldier" writes; Il would like 70
'now what 70 do for rheumatism as 1 am
2 crippled that ! cannot walk Please
nswer at once"
Answer. Here Is the best remedy for
heumatism that is known, ana II taken
eeording to directions you VIII soon be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

danger Of the Journal ever attempt
ing 10 become the rival al that news
paper In any field. The New Mexican
u satisfied with itself The Journal
has no ambition TO be like it. We
never try TO infringe on any Of its
patents or copyrights Therefore.
each should do the best it can ac-
cording to It's lights and the public
will pass its own judgments. whether
We Ike them or not.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
rnrnsnAY - pnm u. igil
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

TOM iAAfVff MMf Aiiil# tNtANf ~
London Punch. in an issue Of that
humorous publication. wrote a CON
triie apology for the scurrilous at
lacks aud lampoons printed about
Abraham Lincoln during The ciyil
war. on This. ihe nf,ie,h anniversary
~ fAncoln's death. the poem Is well
worth reproduction as an npprccla-
ton ~ the martyred president and
az a lesson to those who use gifts Of
tonene and pen uniustly when deal
ing with the lie and character Of
living men. The poem follows:
Beside this corpse. that bears for
winding sheet
The stars and stripes he lived 10
rear anew
Betweon the mourners at his head and
feet
Say. scurrll lester Is there room Tor
ynug
Yes he had lived TO shame me for
my snecr.
To lame my pencil pnd confute 10y
pen
To make me own this hind Of prin-
reR peer
This raii-apliiter a lrue-born klne
90 men.
The wurit n Abraham Lincoln was
finished when the bullet OF John
wilkes Booth STRUCK him down in
Futds thehter The war had been
fought to. successful conclusion.
Richmond had fallen Lee had SUR
rendered Il Apnomaiiox. The slaves
hna hetu freed. the union preserved.
iii DraebiminE a national holiday
~ eammenuration OF the death Of
Ian AIN, President Wilson refers 10
the profound affection II the Amcri-
can People for mis- memory and
every politician Of the country who
Wishes to use the strongest sentiment
~ The voters finds some way IN which
" appeal TO them in the name Of
Apfaham lincoln
Lake az men Of the first maeni-
tude me fame Of Lincoln grows as
enc years pass The names OF julius
Caesar, Peter the Great. Shakespeare,
Goethe and Napoleon are Familiarity
huqwn 10 more people today than
w1ea they lived among men, and their
lives and actions are studied far
more 'asely and are better under
food smaller men diminish OF yan-
sn areB with tho passing of the
fts. sometimes with the pass
The decades. OF the fifteen
ats prior to the eWil war we
think biz 90 recall the
" others than WASHINGTON.
gu, the Adamses and Andrew
n
Lowell had true vision when
le @ in his Commcmoration
Ab hulren shall behold his fame
fhs hndif-carnest, brave. tofcser-
ing man.
saRauious. patent dreodinc praise.
not blame
New hlrih 81 our new soil tho first
American
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

From a small hesinninE the sale and
use Of this remedy has extended 10 an
need " such a medicine give Cham
heFlalns CoUEh Remedy a trial and
you VIII understand why il has be-
come 50 popular Tor coughs. colds and
Group. Ubtalnabie cgerywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

constitution. usually has been good.
if not always the best.
Rcformers usually mean well. Nut
too frequently they lack knowledge
and common sense which combine
To make wisdom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

Sat again and be strong and we'll Get
=, ans Of iodide OF potassium drains 50
ulain saiIcylate, = or. wine OF colchlcum
% comp essence cardlol l OF. conn fnl
nalh"ort and 8 ozs. Of syrup sarsaparlii
seHhp' Mix and take teaspoonful at mea
''"ie ana again before going to bed
~ o. e asks; Il am constipated, tonga'
s"ated' have headache. dizzy spells and IN.
digestion sometimes. Please advise?
Answer I advise that You begin using
s safee gram snlpherb tablets (not siphari
,.i, tablets are laxative. act on the llFst
h siss and bowels and tend to keep the
StoVa pure, by arousing the elimnaiN
functions. Relief should follow quickly
secretary" writes: Il have pains 10 ny
spine ana frghtfpl headaches In back Of
neaai fainting spells. twitehing and tren'
puns, nervousness sleeplessness. loss Of sF
pe.ite ana strength and in fact am has
80" Wheh II comes to performing aeeas
toned work and duties. Please advise"
Answer; In all such cases the asslTnIl.
ave functions have not kept place win
TASTE functions and a powerful harmless
eehie treatment Is needed. ind thfss
gram cadomene tablets unexceiled and a.
.ehlshingly eenefieial in such cases and ad
wise them for you.
Mrs. c. W, II. asks: Il suffer greatly oF.
Ing to too much fat. Can you advise ne
OF good reduction remedy?"
Answer; ANY well stock pharmacy can
supply YOU with gain arholone tables
packed In sealed tubes with fun directions
tor use These tablets have proven wea'
uefIuily effective in reducing abnormal i'@
Fern writes; 81 have suffered with
pad cough for some time and I am i ai's
weak and tired most of the time, WIZ
thirk Is due to the severe coughing OA+
You give me remedy?"
Answer: Yes, your weakness is due 70 ins
coughing, but you should be well rehoss-
pF using the following Get 2i3 o.. paea
age OF essence mentho-laxene and make a
cerding to directions on the bottle, W
take teaspoonful every hour or tive ul W.,
The cough is cured. This makes tpll ps'
ot the very best and safest cough S,sH
u your druggist does not have the menu \.
saxene, have him order 1t for you o. "
firm.
Mrs. y. e. b. asks: will you PIES
give me prescription for Pelvic Ss''
and eaia n Of the heads"
Answes The very best local trsairnsasss
'or the -sl3ef and correction Of eatafin
Nilane Powder. Obtain etene
we Or eight ounce package and VIZ
fou win find complete directions fer ue.s
Ms catarrh Of the head and pelvic eAlA cav
II is an antiseptie Of the ""
highest quality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
No RIVALRY POSSIBLE.

Much az the Santa Re New Mexican
seems to fear It. there is really no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

THr JOTHNAI takes and prints
STATS hour. aud fhlFiy min
ai..s Of Exclusive Associated Press
leased wire sertiee each week.
Ne other newspaper published In
New Nesieo takes more than
tasniy four hours of Associated
rrrss ssrsier during The week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
'5beDoCroRs.
vHDvIcE1
gDc Zew1S Batter "

me Questions answered below are sss.
tai ~ character, the symptoms or diseases
&c gwen and the answers will apply d
any case Of similar nature.
nose wishing further advice, free msi
Sl,,n " Lewis Baker, College Bitg
college Eliwood SITS, DAYTON. q sneoss,
self-addressed stamped enyelopa FOR r.Dy'
IN name and address must be given, ba
only initials or fictitious name viii be ussi
~ my answers. The prescriptions can b.
silled at any well-stocked drug store. An
druggist can order Of wholesaler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
GERMANS THINK NEXT
FALL WILL BRING VIC
TORY TO THEIR ARMS

Confined From Page one)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

"Oid soldier writes; Il weula ,nss >,
know what 70 do for rheumatism. as am
50 crippled that / cannot walk. Please
answer at once
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15

cup with a spoon and SAYS. Meme
Herren. we will listen to the latest
news"