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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

up our commercial. activities where we
left them when the war started
THE Germans cannot do such 4
thing. They have two lines to hold.
aud the seas are closed to them.
y"rhcrcforc. il is absolutely clear to
me that We will win Ii we don't cN-
haust our stamina by trying for =
knockout. We Will win on points,
My friends. the one bright spot Of
the great war Is the manner in which
war is killing itSelf. After what has
been seen OF this great war, nc nation
will ever attempt to assume the Of
fcnsive again.
Another thing the war has shown is
how navy can be made useless. or
the great naries possessed by all tho
countries involved in the struggle. not
! single DrcadnouEht can safely appeal
pom the high seas unless ii is accom-
'anied by Il horde OF torpedo boats.
&c advancement OF the submarine has
destroyed the usefulness OF the Dread
Aourht.
ioNIroHS WILL TAKE
PLACE: OF FLEETS
Monitors arc now being built to
AXE the places of fleets. They are Of
light draft. cost very little, aud
j. hard to destroy. Their BODIES AFRO
bu.it in such a manner AZ TO mako
hem practically safe from torpedo at
ack. Monitors have been sent to tho
pardancilcS to take the stead of tho
lcct there.
Il don't believe any nation is likely
o waste it's time building these inn
ncnsc Drcadnoughts which !iare abso-
!ut"ly proved themselves SO futile In
the present war.
"Probably rather than the settlement
of tho present war, the world would
rather see nothing better than a revo-
luton in Germany which would result
IN the overthrow Of the fiohenZollcrn
dynasty. II would he most welcome in
Germany itself
The hatred 81 the Sa1ons for the
l'russians Is WILDLY told IN stories
about coinradeship OF the soldiers
which come from tho trenches. II Is
said Of the SaNons when they arc hold
ing the trenches against the British,
hey say. Don't shoot us and we won't
shoot YOU. The Prussians relieve us
IN the trenches Tonight. and you can
tire as much rs you like
You Will probably be interested In
EuEland'S attitude toward tho United
states. Intense aruazemcnt Was felt In
England when America did not come
into the struggle to avenGc the Ameri-
cans who persisted on the Lus!tania.
when there came other sinkiuSs Of
vessels. wc looked uion you rs dis
playing benevolent neutrality. y great
many people OF Great britain were
satisfied with tho stand you took, be-
cause If YOU entered the war with VS.
our supply OF munitions would bc cut
on. w. required that as much as ne
did your assistance.
"l;ut now think the attitude Of
England is largely changed. There are
u great many people who think A. ~ to
our advantage If you stay out or tho
war ON tho other hand 4 stan larger
section OF the people Ice. that II civlli-
zatiou is 10 he saved In tho future. and
ii humanity is TO he restored 10 where
IL was. II Is absolutely essential for
YOU to CON. and hight side 10y side
with us.
Il think the moral effect 81 Amcri-
can Interference on our side would
have a greater effect on the war than
amy other possible thing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

| tho crew. who we're struggling in II
Icy waters. Captain lIundley was nea-
by with his boat, and rescued ther
and. taking them to his homo Mt Ba
terry Park. had them carad for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
Enjoy Life Stop Headaches Sour Stomach Biliousness
Bad Breath Bad Colds Constipation
They're Treat! Cascarets is Best Laxative for Men
Women, Children-20 Million Boxes
Sold Last Year.

Straigh'cn up! Remove the liver
ard bowel poison which is Keeping
Your head dizzy. your tongue coated.
breath offensive. and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious. sick. hcadachy. CON
stipatca and fun Of cold. why don't
you E": n box Of Cascarcts from TIT.
drug Stnr" and eat one or two to
night and enjoy the incest, Scntlest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
GASOLINE TUG SINKS.
U;T CREW Is SAVED

Especial TO The Times DisDatch
SUFrpI.K, VA, January S.--Captain
/ iIundlcy Of Battery Park. in Isla
.Ot Wight County. saved from Il watcry
grave this afternoon the entire crew
Of the twin screw gasoline tug Ncaris
which sunk In the channel about three
miles from Battery Park. The Ncaris,
which is owned ~ II. j. Arlington &
Co. ~ ClarcmoIt. Va. had just come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

hver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced? You will wake up feel
ihs III ana fine. Cascarcts never grippe
Or sicken Ike salts. pills and calomel.
ihcS act SO gently that you hardly
tcaiiAe YOU have taken a cathartic.
Mothers should give cross, sick. bill
Gus on feverish children a whole Cas-
c"rct any time--thcy act thoroughly
Aui are harmless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
Arrested ON Had Check Chnrge.

q; I. Jones has been arrested upon
a charge OF passing Il bad check in the
sum Of sl6 on the broad Street Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

from Norfolk AMI WAS on her way home
when she struck II snar
hole was torn through the hun
ana the tug sank within Il few min
utcs. Fortunately for the members of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
,,Mei1 @er5 mar
iebr i4limtm"

@enn li6 Elm 9er5leioen ber-
%idlimmert, geben biele 2el1te- lire
&offnung auf. @atte 2elpis 9taf.
for6 10 getan, 10 lpare er mabr.
ideinli1 iest in ieinem Grade.
Sein &er5 mur6e 10 idyma6, 6aB ser
Mr5t ibm befabl, ms @ett 5u geber,
u116 iagte ibm, 6aB penn er fi9 bel
bemege, tonne er iogleid tot bin-
falen. Staffor6 batte BON 2euten
geleien, sic 6urb 3r. @iles' @eart
&emebp gebeilt tporoen maren, un6
er entidloB lt&, es gu periuden.
&ier lit iein eigenes freimiqiges
3eug11is bonn erlangten &e1ultat:
~9r. Miles' 9eart @etnebn bat mfr 70 btel ee.
bpifen. 6aB fb Sebernann BATON er3dbIen n1bd6s
te: mein 5ers par 70 f6Ittnm. bas Der 9rst mid
Ing @ett perorbnete. .Gr alaubte. baB ih ME
Gugenblid tot nieoerfa1en moge. SD entlieb ben
Nr5t rnb fing an 9r. MiIes' Scarf Reh1e6p 3u
nebmen; Mad6em i'd etlidbe Glaicben nerbrau6t
Seit ss 5ls5ts 10 IS {s!' t aa' ei ts9 Sar s5sd i asS fSrs s'5s
Sif5ss H Sad}s i'd ben sq',5fg Gag 3 4 in {slSs ee'
81. 81. D. 2. autlan6. st.
@bma6e Screen iil10 baufiger 511
fin6en als idmobe Mdgen, 2ungen,
Mugen, &iifen o6er Nieren. 60 oft
STR @er5 nidt idlagt, miro STR
2ebe11 berfiir5t. Sn Sen eriten @n.
fdngen fam &er3franfbeit 1etdt ge-
lin6ert mer6en; aber sic @ilfe tpir6
ie6en Sag fdmieriger, lpen11 man
Die 8ebon6lnng binonSidiebt.
ST. Miles' &eart @emebb tuir6 bptt
allen Mpptbetern nerfauft u. garantiert.
MILES MEDICAL Co.. EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

@onro6, ser gefomnen mar, fi6 nod
oem @efin6en ser S9tpeiter GIT er=
funoigen nrpo NUM- nit 6iefer in
furdtborer Spanm1ng 6as @rgebmiB
Ser Beidte Ser 5terben6en %ertpurte=
te. @eim gintriH 6es @aters mo0te
er ii@ idleunig entfernen, Ser &om=
mer5ienratb itan6 ober 10 bollig 111=
ter 1em gin6rud Ger foeben erlebten
@tun6e, 6aB ct Der Mntpeiet1beit 6es
.5obnes nibt odtete 11n6 ieinem
@rouen un6 @ntieben 6atr@ @ittbei=
lung 6es @%rfabreren 2uft madte.
v@ir npiiiien &einri6s Mnfunft ab=
parten," fiigte ct bin5u> uuno oont
fort bon bier, Ser 8o6en bren1tt Mir
ltnter sen GiiBen, ME in meinem &c.
ben betrete i6 tpie6er 6ieieS Sous,
ME fota11e i6 tpieoer mod &iigem.
@egleite mi9 nod 6em @otel, BORT
tpollen mir tpeiGen, 10 larrge mir blei=
ben m111er1." neS9 berla11e 0as 9aus
mdt, Bis Martin 8eters bier it," er=
tpioerte @ilbelmi1e NIT 8eltimtbeit
uno 1abm ibren Hlab ONT Senlter
tpieoer Elm. Ser &ommer5ienratb
5ltdbe atnmutbig 6ie Md)iel1t, aber er
tpagte m6t, tire neberi6tpanglidt
felt 5u fdelten, 5u fur@tbar botten
ii9 ibm ioeben 6ie &onieq1tensen fnl=
ter, niidterner &erltdn6igfeit. ent=
biilt. CRIT iekt tpor6 ct inne, 6oB
an6 fem Gobn a1rtpel enb mar nn6 er
lab ii@ no6 linn Inn, aber &onra6
bottle bereits Ieife bas 3immer bet
lailen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
81

u&pltrno, mos lit idon tpieoer pai<
iiert? @ie ftebit 6u mts?" rief &ater
&anien @onra6 @ogenbranM entge=
gen, ser ntbemlos, to6tenblei6 nnb
puoel1taB gu linn ms 3imrter itiir5te,
BERN er tpar, obme al1f' ben tpte6er
beftig ~itr0men6en &egen 5u adten,
bonn @etersbofe in 6as 9orf geeilt.
ugttpos S9redli6es, etpas Snrdt=
buress," ertpi6erte @onra6, ii6 eben=
10 Dor Mdife, tpie Dor @ntfeben fdiit-
tel1o 1n6 er 1rdberte ii@ 6em Sfen,
in Sem trob Ser borgeriidtert Sabres=
5eit Elm Bellies Seuer bronrte. Isle
baben ibn!" REF Ser Ilte, 6ie &dn6e
iiber 6em @opf 3ufamenidIngem6.
= v@en?" frogte @onro6. u@en
an6ers als ben 2%otterbltben, Sen
@er6! S@ bab'S ia glei@ geiagt, er
lift beimli@ 51~triidgetommen l1n6 bat
6iie 1pe1le S@an6tbat beriibt, aber
NUM- tpiro ser M0r6er ietnen 2obt
befomrperr =" v@r bnt i'm fdon,"
11nterbro9 ibn @onra6, tpdbren6 fei-
ne 86bme f1appern6 m1feinattoer
f9lugen nn6 er fi6 nit Dent &iiden
eegen 6en 0fen. oranette,v ober @er6
@unge lit es nidt." uSSit es nidt?"
tpie6erbolte ser Site 1tn6 Dor Ser
numbering entfieI ibm Die nit
gefiiGte Siletna6eI, 6enn
er tpor beiddfttigt, ein @et 5u ftriden,
vio, tpos fon 6enn Dos beiBen? @er
fanns 6enn fonit getpeien iein?"
uSSiirgen @ein5en," %ortttportete @on=
ra6. u&d er's geitanoen?" v@ein;
iie baben i'm erbdngt in ser 8oaber
gefunben, ober @aroline @e=
ters bat geiproden, un6 fie bot nod
mebr befarrt." Ct trat nidt
an Sen MIten berm, 1egte ibm sic
&ono a11f sic Sdmlter rn6 iogte balb-
ln1t, oIs fde1te er iid, sos S@red-
Ii@e in 6ie @et bir,a1ts gu ra1fen:
vSSiirge11 &ei18etr bt 6ra1t @eters
ertpiirgt un1 - nn6 &ornlire bnt
gebolfenl" @mer &anfen tparf
Silet1tod un6 Die 8feife, sic er
3mifdem BEN 3dbne1r bielt, bon itd,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
1tebertriebeme gburbeit.
,sEr fin6et es a11tpeiIpn nnnpnf

SIR fin6et eS 5utpeilen angegeben,
oaB @rfaltungcn 11tdt bonn toIten
Waiier b%ertommen. 9as lit iibertrie.
bene Gborbeit. @are es tpobr, bann
tpiir6en @rfaltu1rgen I'M Mitiomurer
gera6e 10 baufig bortommen pie i'm
Mittpinter. Sos Mifrob, peIdes @r,
faltungen perurio6t, trttt am bdufig.
item a11f BEL feudtem, taltem @etter.
Tim cine @rfdlt1ng Ios5utperoen,
11ebmt @bomberIoin's @uitenmittel.
@s ift ptrfiam un6 iebr empfobler
BON 9el1ten, Die es pieIe Sabre &c.
bro11dt boben, iobaI6 fid sic @ele,
ge1beit ba5l1 bot, un6 Die ieinen tpirf.
Iiden 8ertb fen1ten. gu tn1tfen in
&enrp's Corner Drug Store. - @n3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
.immtt @rinb meg,
8eieitigt ben 9aaransfal.
sdpnt Gner 9aar! aanft eine Is Gent
5laide 9anbertne gerabe jett-8es
feitigt aud baS &autjnden.

9iinnes, ipr6bes, farbioIes uno mage
res &aar 1T Elm itun1mes 8eugnib fir
Elm berna9ldiiigte @aut = fir @rino
= ben i9redli9en S9orf.
&c gibt ni6ts. mas bas 9aar 10 3erz
ft1rt ale GRIND. Sc beral1bt bas @aar
ieines @Ian5es, feiner @tdrfe unb feines
2ebens, er8suet eeleeentli@ Sieber unb
befeitigt. bic @%aortpur5eln 5ufarnmens
i9rumpfen. ii9 losma@en ur6 gum Nbz
iterben gebra9t perben - bonn fault oas
Soar raid aus.
&m1ft etne % Gent SInide ¬ple
tons 9anberine in irgerb elmer Mpotbefe.
SIR f6nnt iiderlid berrliben 9aartpuds
l1n6 eine Mai1e 9aare bnben, tpenn Sbr
eben nur cine fleine SInfde 9anbertne
beriu9t. @hor guer &anr. Berfu9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
pfIaumen in @ffig un6
2uder.

9ier8u mdblt man re@t sroBe,
blaue pflaumen, un6 na@6em bic
Grii@te getpai@en finb, pertur5t man
ben @tiel Bis auf etnen balben 3on.
Damn ma@t man in einem emai1ierz
ten @ef@irr guten @einefiig nit 3utz
ter, elmer MeRerfpiBe @al5 unb etnem
8eutel@en nit 3immet .uno Melfen
beib-auf Elm 9uart @ifig nimmt
mon Elm Pfunb 3uder-f@atte bic
pflaumen btn5u uno ldbt ite 5ugeoedt
an ser @eite oes Teuers einige Minu<
ten 5ieben. 9ana@ legt man fe be-
butfam in Elm irbenes @ef@irr un6
teoedt tie, luftobgei@lofen. Mab
3mei Sagen mirb Der @iiig bon ben
Pflaumen rein abgegofen, qufgeto&t,
aus9ef@dumt unb beiB ouf bic Pflau<
men getan. Mm folgenben Sage miro
6ies @erfabren pteberbolt; bann ftnb
bic Trii@te fertig Bis gum @eri@luB,
mDgli@ft in 5lai@en NIT @ummirinz
gen, tpel@' lebtere beibe iebo@ erft i'm
Ma1er abge1pult &per6en fo0ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
Gortiebung folgt.

ussSgmoronce is bliB" - 6os poBt
portreffli9 a1f beridieoene SolonS
in @nibington> pelde ser feitem lie
.ber5epg11rg iin6> DOB Mmerifa 6ie
qunae @elt 6reihen fan1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

Die &robibitiomiten ipudm mie-
Der int @ongreb. Dem &erren CUR
S&enrtmBnabme: Sic 6a1tiden COL
6aten friegen &ier nn6 @bnaps, ibr
@egner friegen @oller 11n6 &eiIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
3im m 6 E n.

Gin Sdfel@en 9efe aerbr0delt mar
fem, gieBt Elm penig Mtl@ bariber
unb gibt cine prtfe 3uder binein.
Menn 6ies 1@aumig gemoroen 1T, 10
tut mon in cine @@iHel einunoetnbalb
SoHen Meb1, ribrt es nit elmer Sahe
Mil@ an, gibt bic @efe ba5u, perribrt
anes gut un6 felt es an einen parz
men Srt gum Mufgeben. Menn es gu
boppelter 9uantitdt geftiegen 1T, ribrt
man cine balbe Sahe Butter unb cine
balbe Safe 3uder gu @@aum, gibt
3met @ier bo3u, einen balben SeelDffel
@a13 unb bic abgertebene @@ale elmer
3itrone. MGes gut perriibrt, Damn
gu Sem @efenitid, unb 10 ptel Mebl
bineingetnetet, baB es Elm garter, pei<
ber Seig miro, aber fteif genug gum
Musrpllen. Man fnetet ibn UNI, Bis
ct nt@t mebr an ben @Gnben tlebt un0
lGbt i'm nobmols in Der @@ufel cuff
geben. @enn er nieoer gu boppelter
!9Dbe oufgegansen 1T, rolt man tim
fleinftnger0id aus, legt i'm in butter
beitri@ene Bfanne ober auf 8le4e uno
ldbt i'm mieber geben. Nun ma9t
man NIT einem 2Dffel @rib@en iber
ben gan3en &u@en BIN, gieBt rei&li@'
gef@mol3ene Butter 0ariiber unb be-
itreut ibn gut NIT 3uder, ben man NIT
;3tmmt permi}@t bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
Meritonifhe 5amales.


pfun6 @uppenfleii@, Elm 9uben0 rote
pfefferbilien, Elm podet Moismebl
o6er Maisgries, brei pints (@inunb>
etnbalb 2iter) Slipen obne ibren @aft,
elm @int (einbalb 2iter) &oitnen, cine
5a1e @@mat5, bret grobe 3mtebeln,
@al5 uno pfeffer nod @el9mad. Sic
Maisbullen mu1en bon gutter GrDbe,
poQ unb unbef@dbigt ietn. Sic perz
ben pieruno5mon5ig @tunoen in fri
1@em, faltem @ai1er eingepei@t unb
oas @aFer mirb in3mii@en mebrmol5
geme@felt; 10 peroen lie rein unc
mei9.-9er Maisgries miro am
Mbenb porber eingetpet6t. Dim Morz
gen pirb bas Tleii6 balb gar gefo6t,
Damn fem 3eri@nitten, Die 8riibe miro
perpabrt. SSn elmer Pfanne merben
in 6em S@mal5 Die 3miebeln fetngez
f@nttten anger0itet. 9a3u tommen
Ole Pfefferbilien, 5eri@nitten, GER
ftompft uno abgeietbt; bann bas fetns
gei@nittene B1etf@, bic Slipen unb Die
&oi inen. MQes 3uiammen miro nun
gefo9t, Bis es cine mei@e Mafe 1T.
Stun nim1nt man es pom 5euer, gibt
@al3, Pfeffer unb etmas @fftg baran
un6 lGBt es obtiiblen. @dbren6 be-
Ter 3eit bereitet man bic Maisbilfen
gum @ebraube por, inoem man lie
bur@ bic 9anb aiebt uno bas @afer
abitreift. Mun riibrt man ben Maisz
CRIES nit etpas bon Der Tleti4bribe
ai un6 ftret6t einen 20ffel oiefeS
Breies ouf jebes Maisblatt, Big Der
Cries aufgebrau@t 1T. Damn nimmt
man bic Maisbu1e poriidtig in sic
9anb unb gibt in bic innere 90blung
5tpet Bis bret grobe 20ffel Der gefo9z
ten Mif@ung. Damn legt mon eine
anbere !@i1e iber 0teie, 5pet pettere
gu ben @eiten, 10 bob bic gefuate BON
ollen @eiten e%ingemidelt 1T. Sic @n<
ben merben bann itort gepreb st uno
gebrebt, bamit ni@ts ousrinnen tann.
@@liebli9 binbet man iie NIT 8tnofa<
sen ringsum, bod ni@t gu felt an5iebz
ems. @enn bic ein5elnen Samalen
fertig 1inb, 10 folIten fie un9efdbr flint
Son lang uno febr rtorpulent" aus
ieben. Sn Der auriidbebaltenen 5Ieii9<
briibe tperben fie bonn lcnsfam 5mei
@tunoen lang setoht, nobel man Sic
eingeto9te Tliiiigteit ftetis erieBen
mub. 9ie obige 3utatenangabe rei6t
aus fir 3tpei Dubeno tleine ooer 3ebn
aroBe Samalen. 9ie Mifhuns mub
bor benz @infillen 3iemli@ naB, breiig
fem. ST fie gu troden. oann muB lie
bur4 3ufiieen BON etpas BON Der
fafti9 gelna4t tpersen.
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SIR @anS n11o
&l@e. !;

6ettfledena aus @ammt.
Man bringt etmas 3erpentingeift
puf Elm neiBes 2dpp9en unb reibt oaz
nit bic befledten '@teQen na4 benz
@tri6.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES.

The church and Sunday
School had a full attendance
last Sunday.
The services for the coming
Sunday are OF special interest to
all. The Morning Service is
especially directed to the chil
dren. The Subject of the morn
ing address being, "ChiIdren cf
the Bible"
The address for the evening
will be on the "BOY SCOUT
MOVEMENT" with the inves-
titure ceremonies of initiating
the scouts into the first degree
Of scoutcraft. Every one is cor.
daily invited to this service,
Especially the parents anG those
Interested in the Boy Scout
Movement.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
DOUBLE HANGING
NEXT MAY.
Death Sentence Upon HigtOwer
and Monies.

Judge Neblett Of Silver City
has passed the following senten-
ce upon Lucius c. Higtower
and Pedro Monies.
The judgement and senten.
ce of the court is that you be re-
manded to the custody Of the
Sheriff cf Grant county, New
Mexico, and that you be by
him safely kept in the common
jail of said county of Grant un-
i I'll friday, the 5th day of May,
A. D. 1916; that on said day,
between the hours of E o'clock
in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day, in an
enclosure to be erected by said
Sheriff on the court house
grounds in the town of Silver
City, the county seat Ct said
Grant County and State of New
Mexico, you be then and there
by the said Sheriff Of said coun-
ty of Grant, hanged by the neck
until you ar dead and may God
have mercy or your soul"
Higtower was convicted of
murder in the first degree, being
charged with shooting down
and killing his vie at Tyrone
on September 80, last year.
Monies was convicted of first
degree murder, having been
charged with shooting down
and killing his sweetheart, Ru-
hna Villanueva, a pretty old
mexican girl on January /, of
this year.
The galows may be erected OH
the north side Of the court house
and one of them will be built at
once because there is only one.
There is The purpose to ad-
dress a petition to Governor
Mcdonald for the communication
Of Monies sentence to lie impri-
ana nothing is teld
about the unfortunate Hihtower.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
America.
My country, It's Of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty,
Of thee I sing;

Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee I sing;
Land where my fathers died,
Land of the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain-side
Let freedom ring.
My native country, thee,
Land of the noble free,-
Thy name I love;
/ love thy rocks and rills,
Thy woods and tempted hills;
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees,
Sweet freedoms song;
Let mortal tongues awake,
Let 0ll that breathe partake,
Let rocks their silence break
The sound prolong.
Our fathers God, to Thee,
Author Of liberty,
To Thee I sing;
Long may our land be bright
With freedoms holy light;
Protect US by thy might,
Great God our King.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
StOCkraisiRg New Methods.
Noticeble. Successes

A few months ago Mr.. Franst
A. Hubbell Of AIbuqperq9eS
started out last Noeembs to
use aney'me'hod in sSk Iced
ing and yesterday v1a2aaye out
in detail the '@suk sE6is expert
ment- The hgufSs hoAp to
some farmers and Ssosakgrowers
are eloquent since they prove
undoubtley that M Hubbell
has contend4d and point out
the way to complete revolu-
ton in stock feeding and farm
ing methods elswhere in New
Mexico.
We believe that those new
methods in stock feeding will
lnaugurate an era Of prosperity
in whole state.
Mr.. Hubbell must BE congra-
talated for his discovery and
New Mexico may De proud Of
this citizen.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13

The highest earnings for 1915
on the Rio Grande division, in
the four classes of service, were
as follows: Engineers. (thru
freight) $2244.05; Firemen,
(thru freight) Sl529.67; Con-
ductors, $2032.72; Brakemen,
$l388.55; Conductors, (Local)
5000 II; Brakemen, $1362.5o.
In Yard service; Engine Fore
men, $132o.78; Helpers, $l3O5 :
So; Engineers, $1695.77; Fire
men, $1o79.3O.
In the Rio Grande division
service trainmen constitute
about one fifth Of the total rail-
road payroll number. 1t is as
serted that the demands, if as
sented to by the Santa Fe,
would add at least 250O to the
above list Of averages for all
classes.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
TRAINMENrS
DEMANDS.

J
ganizations for the so-called g.
hour day, and the reply Of the
Santa Fe and other railroads to
those demands considerable pu-
bile interest has been manifest
ed in exactly what wages are
being paid to engineers, firemen,
conductors and brakemen in
road and yard service. The
mea in the train service have
been dubbed by the widely dis
tributed literature of the railway
managers association as "aris
tocrats Of labor" Officials of
the four train services organiza-
tions assert that the men under
them are entitled in fairness to
the changes in pay and working
conditions which they demand.
Up to this time the public has
had no. accurate Information as
to local conditions; the matter
given out having been almost
wholly national averages.
There is probably less Of agi-
tation and dissatisfaction among
the trainmen of the Santa Fe
railroad in New Mexico than
anywhere else in the country.
Every western condition OF road
service is found on the Santa
Fe in this state and wages paid
in New Mexico therefore, afford
an interesting basis for compar-
ison with other classes OF labor,
for the whole country. The Rio
Grande division Of the Santa
Fe, the line from Albuquerque
to 81 Paso, Texas, probable
presents the best average of
working conditions Of any Of
the New Mexico divisions.
Average earnings Of train
employees on this division for
the year 1915, covering average
time OF all employees in the four
classes Of service, whose names
appeared on the payroll in Janu-
ary and December 1915, are
officially given as follows:
Engineers, freight service,
$l708.57. Men working as both
engineers and iremen, freight
services, $1573.42. Firemen,
freight service, $1090.O1. Con-
ductors, freight service, $l545.-
70. Brakemen, freight service,
$l132.73.
In Helper Service: Engineers,
$2036.62; fremen $l130.61.
In Mixed Service: Engineers,
$fz89.71; Firemen, $11O8.61;
Conductors, $1811.23; Brake
men, $l218.13.
On Local Freight: Conduc-
a0rs, $l926.98; Brakemen, ST.
335.24.
In Yard service; Engineers,
Sl497-4l; Fireraen, $o35.Ol;
Foremeu, $l23o.2l; Swicth-
men, (helpers) $ll92.4O.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-04-13
Mr.. YOUNG MAN ABOUT TO
ENTER COLLEGE:

Have yon considered the Importance of
your environment during college days, on
your future success in ife9
Have you considered the importance of
acquiring your college education in the state
where you expect 10 make your homer
Do you expect to live in the great southwest? Then
keep in mind that while getting your education at the
State University of New Mexico you also in const
ant touch with the men, conditions and associations in
and with which you will make your after college
days are over. If YOUGO TO AN EASTERN SCHOOL
the lessons of acquaintance and personal relations must
be learned all again when you begin the business
of life.
INVESTIGATE YOUR OPPORTUNITIES IN THE
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY.
Ctaog ready Address Albuquerque