davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

I was on the Washburn campus the
other day and CHANGED to stop by the
cIump of cedar trees. The south wind
was signing through the branches and
it brought back to me the selfsame
music of long ago.
oh, say. when you were a kiddie did
you play Indian in the cedar swamp?
No2 Then you will never, never IN
derstand-
Just to lie under the cedars on the
soft bed of dead fronds, with the pun
gent odor in your nostri1s, and look
up through the waving green branches
into the blue sky. Then to sail away
on each passing cloud. When dark.
angry looking cloud sailed over. you
would climb aboard for a make-be-
Heve journey in far countries with
deeds of vaIor and bIoodshed, with
honor and glory thrown in
When a white, f1eecy cloud sailed
over it would carry you away to en-
chanted isles where the blue ocean
waves Tapped the sandy shore and
gorgeous hued birds sang among the
palms. Beautiful maidens would
bring you armfuls of luscious fruits
and when you awakened it was time
TO go hOmei
This swamp was of young cedars
and they were so thick that when you
were hundred feet into their shade
you could imagine yourself in an end
less forest
Our gang had gone into the
swamp and by cutting out the inside
of a dense clump Of trees had fash
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
He WENT WEST
Topeka Boy Acts on Advice of
Horace Greeley.
Ralph Oman Is Now a Ranch
Hand in Arizona.
TELLS OF HIS EXPERIENCES
Writes Graphic Letters About a
Desert That Blooms.
Irrigation Is Working Wonders
in the Great Southwest.

young man to go west. he probably
had in mind any old place just be-
yond the Mississippi But out here
in Kansas, and even after the Mis-
souri, has been crossed. the west is
still much farther on And some of
the young men Of Kansas are evident
" Of the opinion that Mr.. Greeleys
advice is as good today as it was when
II was given, even if the west to them
Is far beyond the region that Mr..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

Washington, March 1s.-Notice was
served today by the interstate com
mercie commission on all of the rail-
roads of the United States to file as
promptly as possible copies of all rules
and regulations governing the diStri-
button Of cars and copies of all en-
barge notices in force on this date
This is a part of the commissions plan
to aid the carriers in relieving freight
congestion at eastern terminals au6
the shortage of cars in the west
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
Star War Aviator Wounded.

Paris. March 1S.-Sergeant Pilot
George Guynemer of the French fly
ing corps has been wounded Guxre-
mer's exploits have won MIN a repu-
tation as one Of the most daring
French aviators- He has been men
toned several times in the reports Of
the French war office which on Sun-
day last announced that he lad
brought down his eighth aeropIane-
He is 81 years old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

do you know the nature of an
oath. madame -
We'll. I ought TO, sir. We've Just
moved and my husband has been lay
ing the carpets" Exchange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

~Gadson tries to create the impression
that time is money with him. Il see. Does
be succeed In creating that impression -
only when he pawns his watch --Bir-
miagham Age Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
Troops in Mexico Have Com
pIicated Problem on Hand.
Treachery of Natives Is One of
Greatest Dangers.
VILLAS FRIENDS NUMEROUS
c. s. Forces VIII Need to Use
Diplomacy With Powder.
Single Purpose of Invasion
Makes Task Much Harder.

BY MAJOR EDWIN W. DAYTON
Inspector General New York National
Guard. Associate Editor Army and
Navy Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

Newspaper publishers of Kansas
meet at Topeka Commercial club and
organize Central Newspaper bureau.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18

Santa Fe officials meet local en-
ployees at auditorium, and tell their
side of the wage question
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
In The AftergIou
BY GRANDPA NORTON

which old man muses. the past, the present the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
OUR FASHION LETTER
MILADY IN BARREL
Spring Styles Demand New
COOperage for Women.
'TWould Take a Plumber to
Make Proper Repairs.
BY MARGARET MASON.
written for the State JournaL)

Where are you going, my pretty
maid ?"
Down to the cooperage, Sir" she
said
ITO get designs for my new spring
suit;
Just like a barrel it will be cute
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
Uncle Sans Fighters Are Alone
in Their Glass.
They're Best Fed and Best
Paid in the World.
HOW ARMY men ARE MADE
After Enlistment They Are Sent
to Recruiting Depot.
Quilted. Then Drilled and Lee
tured Is Days.

A steed A steed of matchless speed.
A sword of metal keene.
All else to noble hearts is drosse,
All else earth is meane
The neighynge of the war horse provide,
The rowlings Of the drum.
The clangor of the trumpet lowde.
Be sounds from heaven that come:
And oh. the laundering press of knightea.
When as their war cryes swell.
May tole from heaven an angel bright,
And rouse a fiend from hell
The sun., 1916-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BANKERS TRusT co.-Hss been Appointed
resistrar for capital stock Of Merritt tal Cor.
ent production Of Kentucky property go bar.
Of ss1. Loo; wsst virsinis properly % barrels
and wes, virsinis G.. Si '; $50 90 3 month non o.
1880 for the year. Total yearly earnings on
present production N?e.ip and one year
operating expenses at present rate s::.@S.
BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM IN U. s.
Reports for October total operating reve.
rue US 'i'r.;; ,nc. ;;s" ;,s; net operating
month. ended With October total operating
revenue was SIR. iai. 81. inc. s37a3.bi3; net
E3,s5s.b $40. inc. &.1l5,0i5.
EQUITABLE TRUST co. OF r YORK
previously associated with r. l.. Day { Co.
aud kean. Taylor Il Co. as manager Of bond
department.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS Exports re-
ported at New York Custom House yesterday
amounted 10 s:.ss,y72; imports n,ei5, So. For
the week thus far exports amounted 10 So.
New Yo ,%,' Se.,.rd s;'i ,nS IL E' %s..,. from Sn,
BUS a ,ss sg5.: ssi ;'s's; oats: Sa; :iss' rye.
s ssss:. s ssi '; ~. s sS%r' s nh. !i:oS sorn nSsI.
bbls. N: bran. ibs.. $50; co,tonseed meal.
lss. 1850; OF cake; lbs. ISIS; pork. Dbl.
hams. lbs. s?'ics; ised. p loo :ol. IS: ,S Allow
lbs iS7l?; butter. lbs. 1850: cheese. lbs.
-l;'"' ,pttntseed OIL. IDS. ukn1 lubricAting
OIL. gals, is3.ysc.
IMPERIAL TOBACCO co. OF CANADA
Reports for year ended with september net
fronts Of SIS. inc AS,ia,; preferred
dl,idends stsi 500. unchanged; ordinary divi.
dends N,e20. lyo. Inc. s?70.o2s. and surplus Ss5t..
6ss, inc. 3i73.ies.
LAWYERS TITLB 4 TRUST co J.
watson. Jr., was elected q direcfor to all q
vacancy on board. He L. vice .president and
treasurer Of International Agricultural Cor
poraiion and vice. president Of Lee Rubber
h Tire Corporation.
NEW YORK TITLE 4 MORTGAGE C -
Quarterly dividend increased from ii,S 10
vs.. being a rate OF 20 per anrum. pay abb.
Jan, . to holder. Of record Dec .
SINCLAIR OIL 4 REFINING Ha. a..
CURED undivided one half interest ~ skaer
property In augusta Kan. field Price paid.
approNim atcly s.pH1a. MAS agreed upon
when midcon'incnt crude oil was ~lling ~
20 GENTS Crude oil WAS advanced Tuesday ia
sii0 Property includes go acres with daily
production OF $3.50 barrels. bringing com
pany's production In Kansas alone TO more
: than 1000 barrels.
sorTH PENN OIL co purchase
consists Of 3i.oa acres and 100 barrels = day
production.
United KINGDOM GREAT BRITAIN 4
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has ben made 10
New York stock Exchange on behalf Of the
Kingdom by SIR Cecil spring Rice. British
Ambassador. to list $40, 0oo ,oO OF twoyear So
notr- due Sept I, 1918,
T. :. MORTGAGE q TRUST no -Hs,
authorized additional payments Of i0os sala
conditions the board has also authorized a
further payment Of l.iyg of annual salaric.
OF employees receiving ~ s0 or less and loo;
10 those r~cccivinS more than that amount.
The sun., 1916-12-14
some CURB STOCKS
MAKE RECOVERIES
Etccls Are Firmer and Oil
Shares Are Generally at
Higher Prices.
WEAKNESS IN COPPERS
Foreign Bonds Make Advances
Sinclair Oil 81 Up Two
Points. ..
WEAKNESS IN COPPERS

Stocks in the outside market were r.
regular yesterday. Some made recov-
erie. from Tuesdays closing. but were
stu below the nnai prices Of Monday.
Steel shares were firmer. Midvale sold
fractionally higher and Carbon Steel
gained ~, points. Central Foundry
common advanced 3 points to 80. while
the preferred was more Than 1 point
higher
OIL shares generally were higher. will
Sinclair recovering ! point II Houston
and the tosdens a fraction.
Chevrolet sold 9 points lower. United
Motors at one time sold almost 2 points
on, but u rally near the close retrieved
mar, OF the loss. National Motors and
Mitchell Motors showed re cessions Of .
and points respectively. Munition
storls wore weak IN the early trading.
wit .''up Explosives declining below 6
and Mint selling down to 1. but there
wa /, sight rally NJ the close.
Copurrs were weak. with Magma de-
clining To ~ and cerro de Pasco and
United Verde Extension selling u frac-
ton lower. Butte Copper n Zinc
closed about Ia points O Tuesdays
ANAL.
Bonds were Arm. with foreign issues
advancing from Y to y. Sinclair OIL 81
were 2 points higher and small gains
were reported In the others. Sales and
quotations
The sun., 1916-12-14
B UTILITY NEWS.

initial dividend Of y Of 10 On common. pay.
abl" Feb. l.. 10 stock II record Jan. Is. and
regular quarterly dividend II lAT on pfd
payable Jan. :, To stock ~ record Dec. is.
DETROIT EDIsoN-peports for all con.
%sti'nent .companies for Nov. gross ssa3. os7.
For. eleven months ended with Nov gross
against 1853. e@.
MASSILLON GAS 4 ELECTRIC Received
ton years. The new contract will mean an an.
nusl revenue Of f2l, 3oN. an Increase Of 81. 5co q
year over the old contract.
NIAGARA. LOCKPoRT 4 ONTARIO POWER
--I,eports gross for Oct. $3.50. os5. inc si5. <67
ne, $40, e7s. Inc. sl2. s::, Ten months gross
8 iis,o I: inc, $50 eie net s7ss, s7s. Inc, s.ii,
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.-pe.
clared quarterly dividend 81 ILF IN common.
an increase 81 hS, payable Jan. IS, 70 stock Of
record Dec 90 Regular quarterly dividend OF
20, to stock Of record Dec. 30.
ONO CITIES GAS ca sold to Guaranty
Trust Co. 5000. no 81 serial notes. dated Jan:
1917; ,nd m.tn sn1ssr In % 9" r:,a ,w0, viii nhr ss n sna
mitted 10 subscribe 10 sl."n,eo new common
stock, s5 par. at 81 a share in ratio OF one
share Of new for each eisht shares now held
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 4 TEIE.
G~RAPH-Tendcrs for sale NJ thirty year first
mortgage bonds at not over par and interest
have been invited by BANKERS Trust Company
UTAH SECURITIES CO.-Reports for No
vember eross e50t.423. the. s7o.0A: net 32ss,
ssS inc. S4a, t32. For year ended with Novem'
her gross IS, go, e77, inc, s7si. se4 net 81, osa, $50,
Inc. S57s. ses.
WESTERN STATES GAS & ELECTRIC
Has applied 10 California commission for su.
thority to purchase water department Of
Plscerville Gold Mining "a, for SOS, 700,
WEST ST. LOUIS WATER 4 LIGHT CO.
Reports for three months ended with Oct, gross
$40, SOC. against SIS, $50 surplus se7, sA. against
sie,s8.
WISCONSIN EDIsON-DecIared regular divi.
drnd Of 81. rs 4 share and extra dividend ~ 75
~ nts a share, payable Dec, so to stock Of rec
ord Dec. Is.
The sun., 1916-12-14
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN EXPRESS q Reports for Ans
total returns from operations 81, 555, 7ss. inc.
81. 3ts. it6 operating income f3+t, ~, me, eis7.
4s5. Two months total returns SO, al. al. inc.
81, t33, rs operating lm0nnr s5o6, so, In" ~, III
ATLANTIC steel. ~. Reports cnr>'ugs Tor
Nov. 1i.9.sli, and for eleven months ended
with Nov, $50, 3S, surplus for that month
was siii ,li. for eleven months 1861, ,sG,
ELECTRIC BOAT Declared extra dividend
of ibS on both colnmon AMI preferred stock.
payable Dee, ~.
HARTMAN CORPORATION Application has
,~cn wade IN the New York stock EnchRDse IA
! SIC, 900 I'M certificates fTt stock.
LNGERsULL HAM CO.-Has appilsd 70 New
The sun., 1916-12-14
MINING NEWS.

HEDLEY GOLD MINING co DECLARED
regular quarterly dividend Of SO and extra
dividend Of GO, both payable Dec, 30 to stock
of record Dec. %.
LAKE SUPERIOR CO-Has elected Sidney
Mason and II c, Coleman OF Philadelphia TO
board OF directors.
PRAIRIE OIL q GAS CO.-Has voted to
pay q bonus to employees who have been In
the service continuously for one year.
SHATTUCK ARIZONA COPPER co al
development work for 20 days ending Nov. 30
was 1858 feet. against 2,07s feet In previous
month. Ore Shipments continue nj rate OF
900 tons daily Of copper and % tons OF lead.
The sun., 1916-12-14
METAL MARKET.

Loading producers and dealers in the copper
market yesterday quoted first quarter next
year a3isc. to Ac. nominal: second quarter.
Nc. to s3'.c. nominal: third quarter. s2,sc. to
3Sc.. and fourth quarter. 3ltsc. to 10. second
hand and smaller dealers were naming ai,c
to 3ic, nominal for nrst three months: 33,.c.
a3,.c. for third quarter and about s:i.c. for
Anal fhrac manila
The sun., 1916-12-14
SUGAR STOCKS.
Onto Crud. ~, Price, Raised.

FlSpLAY, ohio. Dec. l1--The Ohio OH
COMPANY to-day added nve cent? a barrel
~ all grades except Plymouth. which VA.
south LAMA, Si5s; indiana rs: Wooster,
81 u, .~iiinois and rr,nee,vn. Si,67; Ply n
outh, sl.3,
The sun., 1916-12-14

csmber. 1915. was 5ts7c, an ounce; Decsmbsr.
1874. ts.ssc. December. 1913, b17sc pscsmbss,
1915, O. SIC. December. 1911. WSoc.
The sun., 1916-12-14
Freight Rates m westevn OIL est.

WASHINGTON. Dee. la.-Fteductions In
,reigh, rates. effective February I, on fuel
and refined oils In carload lots from pro.
du,ins points IN California, Kansas and
rexas 10 points In Arizona, were ordered
to.dsy by the Interstate Com
mission,
The sun., 1916-12-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Yesterdays foreign exchange market
was without any particular feature.
Teutonic exchanges responded slightly to
the peace news from Berlin. marks
reaching 70L and kronen l1.60. Ster-
ling opened at 4.75L. but dropped to
4.75 Ills at the close. French francs
strengthened to 5.s+K and Swiss francs
to 4.s7h. Rubles declined and closed at
$3.50 and lire eased OF from the early
quotation Of S.S0h. closing At 6.S3.
Pesetas continued veal and exchange on
the Scandinavian countries strengthened.
ARGENTINE gold rate changed from ssh
to 9S.
In the following tables. when the "a
mand.' sight" or CHECK" rate 10 quoted
IN United states currency IL 10 said to favor
this country " less than par, but when
quoted in foreign currency Il 10 said 10 be
against" this country IL less than par. For
.he convenience OF readers such rates are
against this country.
BRITISH.
The sun., 1916-12-14

OIL. CITY, "a, 10, -. credit balances,
s.75; runs, - NGn hhls avrruae, si,3vS.
shipments. los, So average, o3.G,s.
The sun., 1916-12-14

. unlisted. tSrll cts. per sh. s'Crosscd. sOdd
lot. \ EN div. M Ex Rgts. sex div aud rts.
IN max ing net changes sales ~ less than
100 shares are disrrgnrlr1. except STANDARD
III issues. when u ten share limit Is used.
The sun., 1916-12-14

Sales. HIM. low las, bv.
so New rinh Bins isis 1878 1873 y.
90 20 S SHiS : Mime Nine. q; IL u !" J.
ia, ~ 81" s sss:' g: =. : ], ! ,su X x
Sc Ei, ,:"%.f. ! GO. pr, s.is' III ~ 4 y"
*, ~ y # f. s:.s y Nj II 4 - 4 ..
tsc i'cshs.isr Mine. s
; ;% s:CT.%:n'o v cpiiI-n IN g" =,
a, ss s s:I.;.l hj f. R E i i;'S1:: ! ! ~
sd ndS ssC,iGn Thirty IL i',t IL. i2S IN
i is$ : s'!s:; r. IS. ST.: :, ~ 4 4 sss:
700 Success Mining. ~ ri
800 supcr.ti n. pfos.t e =.
2soo Temistamins ~ y e..
io20o Tcck Hughes. ia
500 Tonopah Ext....... AZ ~ ~ :.
900 Tortillita Cop...:ta -.
500 Troy Arisona I'll % N ~
ssg Tuclumnc Cop....t 2 ~ ~ "a
s25 United Eastern. 6 s4& S r 4
isoSc W Mine: q Ari.. IL u ~ =,
si@ Tn verd. Ext. ISL ~ al ~
zee % v 70 r.. 9 gc.:..; Il 4 4 -"
500 White Caps II e: a.. + 8 =
's iS White whit: o osS:' S SHs: (. y y -
500 iu.csrsn Cons. " ~ 49,
BONDS.
''s s% An r 4 n 8. : sss g ,@H ~
s@S r.Ircmch NUM- s.. sS sss @S -
yi0p Ins Gov az. \ ooA vAL oaL u
The sun., 1916-12-14

sAN JUAN. Porto Rice, Dec. 1.-THE
FIRST SHIPMENT of sugar from the new crop
YES. made to-day. when GuantcA Cenlrsle
forwarded 10 New York 5000 bags. or Lace
The sun., 1916-12-14

BANK CLEARINGs-New York. exchanges.
sea-, s92, 76i; balances $40. eos. 631; Philadelphia.
exchanges. g. $50 40: balances. t7.s75. $50;
Boston, exchanges. $40, $50. <ss; balances. u. 3se..
ii,; Baltimore. exchanges. 8, sss, 800: balances,
1858. $50.
creditor TO the Clearing House S3S9. ss2.
FEDERAL RESERVE BAEK-Debit balance
to the Clearing House. n,77i.76o.
BANKS-Gained from the sub.Treasury
yesterday $4,000; gained since Friday. ST.
st3, 900.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. par;
CHICAGO, &c. discount: 81. Louis, loo. dis.
count bid. &c. discount asked; San Francisco.
Toe. premium: Montreal. par: Cincinnati. par.
silver PRICES.
The sun., 1916-12-14
RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate PARTIES Of above are: Hol-
land, 40: cents: Italy. Greece and Swit1er.
land. 51st lire. drachma and francs rsspec.
lively; Denmark. 5l.ts cents: Austria, coN
cents: Denmark. Sweden and Norway, 70 IS
cents: Brsxil. S2A CENTS: Argentina. paper.
1S cents: Argentina, gold. iOas5 pesos: In.
dis, cH cents. Japan. <sa cents.
rAUU AnSKv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-22

NNER since the Spanish mcricap
war the majority Of the people
u the United States have been
living In q fools paradise. Geo.
graphically, we have been isolntcd from
The political Affairs of the world. Tn.
like the peopis Of France. England,
Russia aud Germany. we nave not be.
lieved that such u thing M war could
tver oms ~ our shores. This belief
the politicians have fostercd and en-.
Outraged. They have done II 30 that
cut OF our national budgets they could
spend as little a. possible ON our Army
aud Navy, and as much rs possible On
public works To please their local
constituencies. They have beer aided
by the dreamers. educated and uncdu.
,ated dreameIs. dreamcrs who have
done deeper injury to the International
power of this country than any war
could ever do. II is the dreamers we
must thank for throw ing sand in our
eyes about japan. They speak Ia
pleasant terms OF the brotherhood Of
AN. do tn dreamers. they talk learn
eddy oi nations being too poor to go to
war. of interviewing trade interests pre-
venting war ,this despite Europe To-
day. The dreamers put on frock coats,
place pitchers Of water ut their elbows.
drnpe the American Flag behind them
and on the Fourth ~ July dcclaim that
this grent nation need never fc.r war.
10Y II could lick the Who'll. world "
Now the most dangerous art Of all
this although perhaps the present war
Is changing it's that persons ordina
rliy endowed with common sense have
believed TIE droamers.
Not al. Americans. however. ar.
dreamers, Hundreds ARE giving their
time TO the tremendous problem or
arousIng the country 10 its RESPONSIBLE
fios. In Paramount Photographs. the
animated magazine. experimenting
thc news weekly on the moving pie.
'ure screen. 'he leaders of the prcpar
edncss light are visuaizing their views
before tho audiences of thousands of
theatres. Those who scorn the posi-
bllity OF war are thus being made TO
see
II was William Jennings Bryan who
scorned the possibilities OF war, who
scorned the suggestion that we should
be prepared FOR war. With trained
Europe embattled, he said in effect, We
needed no trained soldiery. FOR we
eouid instantly raise n million men
Now, for n million soldiers we need
my thousand trained officers. We
have today 5.ol5 regular arms officers.
including the Filipino scouts: but Bry-
M did not mention that we have not
enough artillery ammunition 10 FIGHT
more than two weeks. Bryan uses his
peace ideals for purposes OF political
cspitsl-witness his resignation % the
post OF Secretary of state on the eve
or the transmission ~ the June not.
10 GERMANY resignation that crent
ed cousternation In Berlin. emharrass.
ing the President, aud amazing the
American public when they learned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-22

groups OF military wandering in all di.
rcctions, ns II there We're IA lack OF
arms or the spirit to light for their
own Preside"
That happened q number OF years
ago. IL not the parallel clear The
same insaIcly arrogant statements Ia
Congress aud then the awakening the
unprepareduess aud disaster. In teach
ing patriotism, truth ~ sacrificed. In
school VI were taught that we achicv-
ed a great victory ia the War Of 1872.
As a matter Of fact. the British had
1''"r aud We had 527,052 ALMOST
TEN TIMES As MANY, We needed
that overwhelming body Of troops he
cause In Congress there were Ran
dolphs and pottcrs and Dawsons IN
$50, just az today We have Congress
men fighting against n strong Army
aud Navy. Then. as now, We were In
efficient.
Paramount Pictures are going 10
show up the sham that Congress has
given u~ Instead OF proparedncss
\ou may have read that Fort II. A
Russell In Wyoming was n rank picc"
% graft rocking with the Pork Bar
rol The moving pictures viii prove
this to you. l~lramouni audiences VIII
sec The luxurious buildings ~ a strn
tcricly absurd Army post that cost mil
lions Congress voted the post. Local
politicians awarded tho contracting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-22
Photo by Paramount, Pictures corp

Jobs. Votes Were sewed up aud the
post was built aud the Army lost II
huge sum ~ money that could have
bought big guns. God Is on the side
with the heaviest artillery" said VA.
poleon: not on the side with the most
expensive Army posts. When the Par.
amount Photograph operator was AZ
Fort 4. H. Russell. he saw only Il
soldiers Graft waste. blindness 10
facts aud ignorance OF International nf
fairs these things menace prepared
ness. Yet, the next great war win De-
a war for the control Of the Pacific
oF"tn. " l. the war that VIII come
between the United STATE. aud japan
IL Is just rs inevitable as the conflict
between England and GcrWuuy. II B..
expected In the capitals ~ Europe. d
Is expected hy the army end nav. men
OF our owu country. II D.. bound Il.
come, bc"ausc Il is not a surface dlHi
Guilty. II goes deep IN the li.c- 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-22

civilians, who hav" studied the uucs.
tiun have exactly the opposite View.
OF course. army and navy mrn arr not
expected 10 know an! thing about war,
that rs only their business.
Take this dream OF finance being
allie to stop the war. II was a pet
theory Of the p"ac, workers that ua
tiuus could not borrow money to carry
on war and that to-day the nations so
depended "a each other financially that
war would lc Impossible. Have We
forgotten General Hucrtn IN McXlUpt
We were continually being informed
that lac was bankrupt. His urmi
were constantly being beaten. Surely
with such a disastrous outlook hn
would mot ho ahlo 10 GET thc money to
1ir, Goa th. uIr W.. put uu o..
money ..r HHcrt1f Europe.
a. .Hlv tho Bullsu N.ti.us ar, The
'. r'e' boo the world N,t thcy iav,
u' trouble 600 r.ttiuI money Co ,alrs.
40 ih,.r wars. AMI Iil you ever h.ar
'' % south t~.rrio.u rcpuul'. being
lnUHIa o. start = wac,
Aoroy cannc, p]ra.rrt " r.
Japan b. lho a,s...l .... Of .lc