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,e'ue' ""iha" INA ! surrey "'o nor
.as cue "en' on It's
a., rs" i'r ia' a''resses 10 'osh 'heth-
'VN's mo '"'"h'iie us run TO he iat'
'.u 'n'' '"es ".it care he!ieVe me
,"es w ea'e-iNe "'h one ana l
Nno"' 4 can see many OF my partners
""e" 1 was se''ihs tat getting up 10
'ahee win me and Gee.
must YAK truck o AGAIN. anyway.
my never 'hihk II again m thin
10 stay
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y generation x an actress sub
ti'Iei u slo'ooo beauty (Which sum
had heen offered as a prize to the win
her OF Il contest TO bring to the public
eS. IN" most pulchritudinous female
IN 'he% United Statesb toured the
couhtr! attracting thousands TO her
PERFORMANCES hcr likeness printed on
ctr"s inserted In packages Of ciga-
rettes MADE one tobacco factory
prosperous Ana while there was no
questioning or the young woman's
r!sht To distinction eau OF her eX-
cepti"hdI Good LOOKS, II was the phrase
ured 10 advertise her heauty-the APP
praISdl OF 1t at the sum OF $4,000,
tention she received. And il, because
her facial charm. winning for her "A
prize OF such value. caused her 10 b."
hailed as IA world heater for good
looks. consider then the beauty emil
hence that has been attained by JUS
tine JnhnstOne who, in the role of
etiquette, appears as one OF Raymond
Hitchcock's supporting company in his
H"w musical comedy Betty" at the
Globe.
In cash prizes offered I'm various
Photograph competitions. the object Of
Wa.ch was TO select the likeness OF the
most beautiful women In America,
The sun., 1916-10-08

4 fARGERY MAUDE, the daughter
Nj of cyril Maude, as an actress
has made her impression upon
h American public by a certain
naivetc that is ,omperamental. OF
h stage Miss Maud looks the typical
dainty. English girl. not quite of the
bread and butter variety, but decidedly
OF the domestic quality. While talk
ing with her in her apartment in
New York, could not help upprais-
ing her charm. Her pretty chestnut
colored hair was emphasized by "A be-
coming turhar of black velvet. She
has soft, lisht skin. M a face which
displays a great deal Of character.
and where two prominent dimplcs
make II even more attractive. She
wore a simple gown - black. and her
expressive blue ewes fairly snapped as
she began 10 speak Of the troubles In
Europe.
II spent my ummcr vacation over
there. and returned in August" she
said.
MY mother has Il home in Sussex.
which is a distance Of sixty miles from
Ypres. where the fighting IS taking
place. From the distance can be
heard the constant firing guns. in
rapid succession. and IL is most terri
flying to Listen to the muiiied sound OF
the cannon ana realize that human
lives are being destroyed. And with
II all h mothers, wives and sweet
hearts OF the boys that leave for the
front bid adleu TO their dear ones with
out any manifestation Of weeping or
demonstration Of violent grief. The
men, too. are jub.lant and gay. Yet
they know that II they are sent TO the
trenches there IL only one chance in
ten Of their evor returning. II Is their
optimism that helps them. II their
one aim is 10 win the war. That is
their slogan, 'W!n'-and OF this they
are most sanguine.
; Though the American ome ave
done wonderful work for the sufferers
In Europe through the Allied Bazaars
In New York. Washington and now in
Boston. ] do think that most people in
America take the attitude toward the
war as something unpleasant II are
glad to put II aslde-and being so far
away from the situation. it is quite
natural. ] almost felt that way my
self last season when ] was touring in
America. but when I reached London
there was no chance Of forgetting. 1t
was too real. How could one forget,
even for a moment, and yet there Is no
hghting In London. but there are hos
pitfalls every few blocks. which are
literally packed with the wounded and
diving. One can scarcely 90 out on the
streets without witnessing an army of
men drilling or preparing 10 leave for
the firing line. The Zeppelins every
now and then can be seen flying over
the city. 1t II impossible to think Of
anything else when one is surrounded
by such sorrow and misery.
"Oh, but the strength of the English
women Is maryellous-such endurance
r. beyond comprehension, Not every
ono can go into II hospital and nurse
tie wnund.d-they are not ph! sically
ft-onr must have a strong constitu-
ton 10 do this, and thousands do. The
women have taken up the mems work
Us well and It l. the most amazing
thing 10 see how they have adapted
themselves To- circumstances n con-
ditions."
The sun., 1916-10-08

even II She does 'alk ana sing WIN
an lrlsh ofosue' Sne isn't irish ~ all
shes GERMAN Emma 'afus N reaiiy
PROUD or II 100 -.
us a gr'ht Joke on my au'I"ht'S,
she says 'lh'Y thlnk I'm an irish
woman WITT Il good herman accent
wnen I'm a good German with an irish
accent
Miss Carus Is interesting big au-
diences at the Keith theatres. APP
praring at the Colonial next week.
And Il isn't alone what she sends
across the footl.ehts esther. For the
women are Interested in Miss tarus's
The sun., 1916-10-08

camera has registered this whitestone
will resume Its peaceful life again.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
School CHILDREN as
Health Crusaders

IN order 10 interest the 20.O00.0O0 school
children 81 tha United States In the anti.
tuberculosis eampaisn, TIE boys and girls
VIII Pc organized into modern health cru
saderas j new society being formed under
the direction otthe National Association for
the Study ana Prevention Of Tuberculosis
and announced n q bulletin Issued today.
Any boy AZ girl IN me Unitcd states, not
less than five nor more than Is, Who sells
or buys ~ least 10 Red Cross seals. ana
who agrees to The crusaders health rules,
will receive q certificate Of enrolment.
When he sells 70 to 30 reals, he gets a but
ton ana becomes squire, and when he
reaches 100 10 100 seals, 4 silver pin With
the rank OF Knight Those VINO sell 500
seals get 4 Gola pin with tie rank Of knight
hanneFet LAasues of modern health crti,
saders VIM BE- formed in connection With
schools, clubs, churches and other organi-
cations. These viii become part of state
liesions and later Of the national legion.
The object Of these ORGANIZATIONS says
Charles u. DeForest, national Red Gross
sales manager, ffs not to secure money for
the anti-tuherculosis movement. but rather
to give the children definite tasks whereby
they can help the health campaign. Every I
boy and girl must promise to try HIS best
to keep the following rules:
r.. Always breathe fresh air. Never
study. work nor play in a room without a
window Open Take ten deep breaths ey-
cry day.
~ Eat nourishing food and chew it
Thoroughly. Drink plenty Of pure water and
Use your own cup Avoid food that is hard
to digest, like heavy pie and lake and much
candy. Never eat nor drink anything thar
weakeps the body, like alcoholic drinks.
q. Make sure that everything you put
in your mouth IS clean. Wash your hands
always before eating and battle your whole
body often. Clean your teeth every day.
Have = regular time every day for attending
to each need Of your body.
"A. Exercise every day In the open air.
Keep your shoulders straight. Do not smoke
before yon are grown up.
rs. Get a long nights sleep. Get up
smiling. Keep your mind clean and cheer
full.
we hope to give the local leagues other
work to do during the year as. for example,
In cleanup campaigns; distributing Iitera.
tpre. swatting flies, etc. AS these leagues
win all be a part Of regular antttuberouIosis
associations, we shall not be multiplying
organizations needlessly, but rather we
shall be crystallizing an already well de-
fined public health enthusiasm In a way
that promises real results
The National Association for the Study
Prevention Of Tuberculosis. 1Q5 East
22d street, New York, win send a circular
organization of modern health crusaders
% any one on request.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
tSwedens New Canal

King lGdstaf's opening Of the TrolIhatts
canal should not pass nnnotfced Sweden
must be congratulated on having been able
Sto complete the work at a time in which
she Is greatly harassed by a war in which
she has no part, Many a Swede II this
country will be delighted to learn that Lake
Wiener o has an outlet 70 the Kattegat
Innd TINS to the North sea, and will make o
point of having a look at the canal if he
his native land. The lake is the third
largest IN Europe, having an area Of 2408
square miles, the northern half IN Swaziland
and the other in Gothland $50 feet above
sea level.
It has been long connected by canal and
smaller lakes With the Baltic on the east
but westward seemed its more natural way
out, seeing that its waters. carried BY the,
river Gotta over the picturesque Troiihatta
falls, are poured into the Kattegat at Goth
snbtirg. For navigation a canal of about
twenty miles in length, was needed. and it
has taken seven years to build il,
The traffic will be large and valuable
Around the lake are forests Of frs highly
priced for ships .masts. and the sveaand.
stores sef dtoR and copper ara almost mex.
haustibie. The direct water route to the
North sea Tor TIE lumber and minerals Qf
The BE lake district viii be q profitable im-i
pFcyement,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Race issue

What became OF tho race, issue IN the
ecentN state ~campaignf
EsGAde Baca was elected igoYer1or. he
ailad'to carry san Miguel county or Valen'
ia jeAn4ty; he carried A~lbuquerque oxer a.
}. Bursum he got his largest rnaiorities II
luay and Roosevelt and Chaves and Eddy
counties. ~
3, C. Hernandez was defeated for CON
FRESHMAN. "a. "a. Jones was elected u, s.
lenator with the. substantIal and necessary
i'd Of thousands Of native voters. Antonio
sucerb's majoritieA came largely from Eng,
ishspeaking counties.
Spaniah American cltizeps DISTINGUISHED
arefllly between him and Gilberto MiraDal
md between Bonifsclo Monfcya and Mala-
Luias Martinez.
The political wiseacre who tries to talk
'rare issue about the result Of the election
4 likely to find himself in deep waters in
hort order The real issues IN this am
,alsn were voted seN, on their merits, and
Eectaed blythe citizens Of New Mexico.
A FNF E M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
.kinedoms Re Zen

The afhes' have set 10 an independent
'NAs1em IN Arahiay p q oountesfol for the
action Of Germany in restoring the kingdom
Of Roland Both the allies and Germany are.
sRDareHtv devoted tp the cause Of either
ty." The singular thing Is that neither had
2 thought Of giving either the PolandefB or
4rspiens the right TO govern themselves
nniil the e~xigencies Of war and war politics
hEopght mem to i. There Is = suspicion p
he nipds OF most people that neither the
Qeedom Of Rpland nor the hngdom Of
Agahia VII Ratlastf tbs war At most, haf
will end their independent careeBs with the
Of a treaty of peace,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
An Australian Ballot

There Is nothing whatever to. hinder the
aext legislature from passing modern
workable, secret ballot law. The end Of the
at campaign has as usual brought IN Ats
lFaan. charges aud counter .chaFees OF cleo
ion frauds; Of intimidation, Of herding vot-
rs often 5helplessty tnipxcated 20 the polls,
lpd pf other abuses most Of which exist
'oleiy as a result OF the lack Of adequate
avs ~gpseFnlRg the conduct and method of
elections.
New Mexico is still ia the last century
md worse 50 far as her election laws are
concerned. 1T viii be q long stride forward
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
The Rural School Term
TALK TWELVE
EtBy J. L. McBrien, School Extension Agent,
U. S. Rureau Of Education Depart

N w. EHt y AIN IWEkyE a1
Thy ,. l. McBrien, School Extension Agent.
U. s. Bureau Of Education Depart
mept Of the Interior|
The Hon. IA. L. Britain, state superintend-
emit Of education for Georgia. declares:
The state, county or community, as .
rule, has as good educational training as It
at heart desires. This being true, the fol.
lowing extract from the program of the
Southern Conference for Education at New
Orleans is worth consideration: Hon. II. v.
Ioyner, of North Carolina, subject, What IA
the Meaning Of Thisg North Dakota spends
1882 per capita for the support OF common
schools; Minnesota, 1898; Oregon, $3.50;
Nebraska. $50; Kentucky. $2.87; Tennes-
see, $3.50; Georgia, $1.9S; Alabama, $1,97.,n
All good things cost. People who want a
.good school must be willing to pay the
.price-the better the school and the longer
the term the greater the cost. The plea Of
Henry A. Wise for taxation n education,
delivered in 1855 on the occasion of his re-
.tirement from congress as representative
of the Accomac district of Virginia, to &C,
eept the position OF minister. to Brazil, Is
as appropriate now as II was then, when he
said;
Tax yourselves. First to pay your public
state debt. Second to educate your children
every child Of them-at common primary
free schools at state charge.
That is my legacy of advice to you before
! leave my country's shores to return, per-
haps, no more forever.
Dsstrust all attempts to disturb the OPP
aration OF a tax bill already passed. Disbe-
HeEe any set OF men who come before sou
with false promises Of freedom from taxa
ton. Listen only to those sincere friends
who viii honestly tell you that you must
be taxed, how much you ought to be taxed.
ami who will counsel freely and fully With
YOU beforehand as 70 the mode and sub.
iects OF taxation. IN a word, learn 10 love
taxation as the only means of accomplish
ing such objects as those Of paying the pub
lc debt and Of educating S0nr children, rich
and poor. See to It we'll that no revenue
raised for legitimate purposes is wasted;
see that It is all faithfulIy appltsd to The
true ends Of government, but be sure to
raise enough and amply enough for every
kind Of state necessity vsefuinass and hos
or. There IS no easy mode Of taxation, no
tesal read to paying debts or 70 oducatioH.
Industry. honesty, economy aeRd edpoaflea
alone car make you 2 free and happy people.
Educate Rour children, al your children
every one Of theml
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
QUALIFICATIONS

tGaetns Fiat Cor. Aamogordo News.)
yBein' as Wilson Is re-eleoted. j reck
on Fn try for the poatofflce in Cactus
Flat. said Meseai Bill. III "a interview
which took place between himself and
the small convey Of patriots who make
their headquarters around the meTch-
ants big stove. Y pear to be about as
we'll equipped for that important posi-
ton o. airy other patriot In this neck o.
tn woods. I've got fourteen right live
" children. the peartiast bunch OF dogs
you ever laid your eyes on, my wife's
father rid with Jesse James conHidera-
BILE, and | need the money. All OF which
Is q record that ANYBODY could p'intswith
pride to-"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

The late: election should not be allowed to
lass into history without a word of credit
or Ralph G. Ely. Ey's speeches during the
at week Of The eamRaign added the finish
pg touch TO his vigorous and effective pre-
convention fight. which did 50 much 10 get
pc electorate thinkine about the question
# clean government Elys record in poll
los this year has raised him immehsely In
he estimation oftha people. No, one here.
after Is going to have much doubt as to
where be stands in the matter OF political
methods and ideals in this state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
~cANNELoN Of ssEF

Pass ? poundE 81 foad steak through the
food chopper several times; add 1.s cup OF
bread sorpmbs, pressed dry after haTiEE
boea soaked IN water, 1 ~eIIbealen egg, 1
tablespoon Of finely chopped parsley, 1 tea
epoon Of SAT-, ! teaspoon Of onion juice, z
teaspoon 81 macs. and g teasnon Of pepper
MiE Ell the Ingredients thoroughly, ard
share n q rot. Bako on araGk n 2 snail
pan 20 or 80 minutes in . hot oven. Basic
frequently with fat 4nam sa1t=Re=s and Bot
water, or q cup butter melted in ! cup
boiling water.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

course, purely a matter, as Uncle Ras'
tus expresses IT, Of heard'said with this
colyums
Yvww
LONG-What iH the differences be-
tween capital and laborg
short-supposs you let me have s.;
that would he capital
LopgwDh.fI nee and when | tried to
Get II back, that would he labor,
~
AS 1T SHOULD Be
u things were anIy sauallzSd,
Then the aklss, guess,
Would be q little bIuer, and
This milk . little less.
-Grins and ercans.
w-ww
THE DEUTSCHLAND seems very
much attached to New London.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
IANoTHER CURIOSITY

| Belen News: We are not yet able to as
lsert if Mr.. Bursum has been electedso or de-
feated. According the last reports II seems
that 3. C. de Baea won the election. We
think that today 1t will be known undpubt-
fully who may be the next gobernor Of New
Mexico. The only what we oan asseyt Is
that the republicans were successful in the
election OF the Lieutenapt Governor and the
most local Representatives.. It Is a notieea-
bic fat that Mr., e. g. de Baca u sefiusly al
and they fear he will notSbe able to fill his
high position. Theneis AIR. De Baoa might
not hold his official duties the g~oyernorship
SHOULD be taken for M. Lgndsay and "
such case the triumph OF the Fepublican
party should be- Indirect
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THE IL PAsOdTimes says that 'aaosr
wen, N. M, ~ to Ahye another railroad
within eighteen months and the santa
Fe New Mexican, which went down TO
defeat with afr- Hughes Is specaatihg
on what effect another daily train sers-
ice to Texas will have on The faEt diglpdr
ling Republican vote IN MaxieQp
hhe HnnaSp be completely accurate,
should add that the n. Mex. managed to
save a few candidates out Of the wreck
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
Election Echoes
colo STORAGE

I'M COLD STORAGE
Silver City Enterprise; From % on the
voters will find very little political mail IN
their postoffice boxes. Not many Of them
VIII regret that, for SO much matter Of that
kind In Q comparatively short time proves q
w~eariness to the mind if not to the flesh,
But If the voter thinks he is forgotten from
now on be Is much mistaken: he is simply
put in cold storage until the next election.
Politicians never forget q voter.
WELL, THERE'S HERNANDEz AND
FRANCISCO
Silver City Enterprise: II the ~so-called
Republican counties Of the state had given
H. o. Bursum, the Republican candidate for
governor, as large a majority as Democratic
Grant county, he would have been elected.
Bursum was assassinated by members Of
his own party on the race issue. This may
be an unpleasant fact, but it is true. The
race issue is here and must be dealt with
in future elections.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

FvMB FATHER-My son Is taxing al
zebra unner you this term, is he nor
High rSchol Teacher-He has beer
exposed TO algebra, but | doubt if he
will take it.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THE CHICAGO woman who scratch
cd her sens feet with a needle to keep
him from running away was as lacking
in Imagination as she was in humani-
tarianism, says an exenange. The only
way to keep a small boy et home is to
dress him in his slstar's clothes and
wen that has been known to fad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THE HOMEEF girl who knows how
to Geek and sew and save should look
for q husband among the Young men.
None OF the old rascals will pay any
attention to her..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
ahoNLR PIN LIZ nN


Mrs. Albeit Crises had an accident
last week while driving their bort. Both
frouth wheels came Of the car, throw
ing Mrs Grlggs some distance from the
scat she was badly shaken up other,
wise suffered 20 Injury.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

WE GUESS the Brotharhoods viii
Just about show the United States SUI
preme court where to head In, all right,
eli right.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THERE Is a arowlns Testing, In the
mind of the editor Of the 6pfanser
steeBmaus that boys should Tonplete
their ~education By going a least through
the high school, as il WORKS mischief
with the football teams il thsy dout.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

WREN CONGRESS CQNVENEs:
THE HOUSE WILL CONE 70 ORDER.
LADIES PLEASE REMOVE THEIR
HATs-kausas City star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
HE woNT. ANY MORE

We note by the valued Hagernan
Messenger that George snsser has be-
come a hepedick.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
YOU CAN'T LEARN I'm


Charles Brown, the electrician, Is car.
vyiag his right aEm IA . sling. IL being
broken near the wrist, the result Of
cEanking a Ford automobile one day
this week,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
oMcE MOUND THE eLoRE


THE Rumanlans were driven four
YeEets southwark IN the region west Of
Buzeu valley. RNrnanian troops under
took an ~enyaIoping movement in the d.
rection OF Predeal. "A verst is 829s
miles"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
HIS LIMITATIONS

The a~uffrpgette was handing the con-
gresham seule Of her mlnd IN small
Fragments.
Yes she said. y am willing to ad.
NIT that YOU possess various talents and
are capable Of anacting some wonderful
acts and noble deeds, but there is one
thing. which IS Impossible for you to ac-
con1plish."
What 10 that?n asked the chap who
helps TO keep the con In congress.
You can't wink and work your ears
at the same time answered the fair
party Of tho ~suffragette part. fOnly the
much-slandered, but intellectual mule
can successfully perform that marvellous
act"-Grins and Gr0ans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

NOTHING STIRRING, however, 70
far as a touch BY this agricultural col
yum is c~oncarned
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

FoRNERLY a bride had to know
how to Keep house. Now she ID lucky
# she knows how to BOIL water.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
and they weren't Republicans, either

.& vvww
fITIzENI see we have ordered a
neW airplahe for our army.
Secratary Of WarwWhy, | thought We
had one.-Life.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

WE PREDICT that TantsIus, who roll
ed the big rock up hill for ages only to
have it ron back, will look like q gen
tleman of leisure compared to the Re-
publican electors who try to lift Barth
out of the senate, It will take consld'
erably more than d Jimmy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

LOT or eligible young aviators are
enthusiastically declaring, doubtless.
that they wouldn't mind having Ruth
Laws brother for q brother.Ihlaw.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THE AWFUL thought is suggested by
the New York Sun as to what would
happen IL stockholders consented to
held their stock only eight hours.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

SOME ONE doubtless m~anufaeturad
q II a desperate atieHps o buy brrh,
Ell ofcpah
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

WHAT BIZ the way. did you think Of
our little teachers number on Saturday?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

.lLogan Leaderl

fLogan Leader1
A new boiler was installed at the
Rock Island pump house this week,
winch vii make il much easier on the
pumDer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

AT LEAST one Varsity team has been
doing them up Brown this season.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

AS SOON as that farm loan board
reached the state Of course we all imme-
diately began trying to make a noise
like a farmer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23
BEING, ~UNDOUBTDDL.

BEING, UNDOUBTEDLY, ahpuE the
verst we can do today, save to add that
the Rnmaniaps are well veIat In war,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

"A PARTY of Grant county officials Is
going out into the woods after big game
-ayidently not sufficiently satisfied
with the results Of the election.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THAT NIGHT come under the head
Of d Serious ReveFst.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

TWO DRUMMERS, having 4 few
hours lay.oYer in q small town, decided
to dine at the Village hotel. On looking
over the bal Of fare they noted that
young fryers were special for that meal.
one Of them turned to the pretty watt
ress and asked;
1FIow's the chicken?n
s0h, I'm all right" she biushed, J'how
are your
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

A DANGEROUSLY deceptive counter
felt $50 bill is in Notwithstanding, Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

DON'T SWELL up, you fellows. You
might as well admit right now that 1t Is
the ladies of Santa Re who are really
going to pull off this educational con-
Vention.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

MR. w. G. LEE has qualified as the
Super Supreme Court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-23

THIS coLYUM will admit that it was
fair.