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gardcd as convincing. Meanwhile no
serious attack was made On the swul-
len tens Of Trash expenditure The
police cost over n million and n half
- year Of pounds sterling. though for
somc wears past the ccord Of the
country is almost crimclcss. ana the
Judges Of sslzc are constantly pre-
scented with white gloves boy the sheriff
because there are no cases To try.
lIcland's taxation since the war
has Increased from about clcvcA mil
lions 10 about seventeen and a hlif
millions, and the treasury methods OF
r~ctrcnchmont would Dee ineffective Ion
an, real contribution towards war
economies. They are said to have
been due To the hlundor of some mi
nor officials IN Dublin castle or In
whitehall unHtauaintcd with tn.
country. ~ 1rst they were defended
IN the house uf commons by the treas
ury ohieiS. Hut after the representa-
lions made py Mir. Redmond. Mr. Dii-
ION and other IRISH parliamentary
lea Icrs il has been docidrd that these
small economies detrimental to ma
ttonAl efficiency vii not he further
persisted 10. The matter has cnused
q great deal Of irritation among peo-
pie Of at classes and sectiuns of irish
opinion who have shown great SYM
patty with the war aud admit tho
necessity of Wisc puhii" economies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

quietly together and scttlo IT," the
prevented
4 STRIKE means a little vat Az
IN. passions entering into war enter
into strikes. Tho difference In that
the government row supplies boiwccu
rroups ~ citizens the superior agency
lacking botwccn nations,
since March 4 1913. when the de-
partmcnt uf labor was created so
labor disputes involving actual OF
threatened strikes have been AMIGA
bly, adjusted by the departments di.
vision Of mediation and conclliatlon
In 10 Instances the governments cf-
forts have failed. Twenty-scvcn
cases are pending. In the 50 cases
more than 800 600 workmcn were di-
rectly affected and more than eco 600
indirectly Affected The work Is pure
ly Industrial; questions affecting rail
way operation are specifically except
cd from IN" 1"hilSulctloh ot tHe depart
mcnt Of labor and placed under the
United states board of mediation and
Cancellation
Tn. departments mediation and
Cancellation work II rapidly increas-
ing Thus IN the entire fiscal year
ended June 80, last, there were 20
amicahl. adjustments. 10 cases IN
which the departments efforts failed
and ~ eases pending. q total at 50
cases handled In the ave months
from July T. 1915. to December T..
1878. there were - nmicabl' adjust
pending, q total OF 80 cases handled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
nNiTisu FINANCIAL. pnOUiEMs.
-iiE british chancellor. In his
statements to parliament last
December estimated the hold.

British chancellor. In his
statements To- parliament last
December estimated the hold.
ings OF American securities In Great
Britain at from $1,000. o0o .000 to
81 900, OoO, 0O0. aud expressed the
hope that the sum would Toe sufficient
to enable the government to meet It's
liabilities and maintain exchange in
the United States Tor the period of the
war.
The gross cost ct the war % Great
Britain does not 30 much concern mat
country as the part of that cost which
needs to he ,dId to other countries
for the necessities Of life aud for mu-
ni,ions and manufacturcS-a large
proportion OF which are coming from
this country
The mobilization of American So
curities is a movement IN %piopar"d-
ness which will. go q long way towards
providing FOR his part OF war costs.
As to general costs, on the aot'ity ~
the government to borrow based upon
the great wealth of the country. there
, is practically no limit from tie view
| point of probn BILE needs.
The sftcr-war effects of a great ma
tional debt will have. To be- met. but
10y additional taxation the government
| ~ tnNtNp tb. uu.N IfnUlut..H. tAttt.
revenue before the val was around
] $500. 0oO. 600 To >lo00. o0o.uir ANNA
allS, owing to the stead, growth Of
taxation. il is estimated that receipts
from revenue for the fiscal year to
March Isl viii approximate $500
coo. 600 and over. aud for the follow
war profits, viii increase tu around
81. 900. 600. 900.
This burden OF taxation \ BEGIN
ning To bear upon the attltlie of the
English nation The luxury of peace
times is disappearing, and the people
are learning the lesson Of strained
''hibilN inns per maps. lN one Slfttl
advantage, because lessons So learned
Will ICE apt to continue ate. The var
Is over Economy, too. viii ,ut down
the volume of imports aud nid the bal
ancing uf the budget This II not the
first time that the habit OF PAYING an
the present n not should,ring tho
load upnn futurc generations mas been
adopted by England In the long.
drawn-uut war with France u d Ma
polcon |oNt.ndlns from l1a6 10 1913.
every effort WIS mad. 40 have revenue
meet expenses. tn. total cost Of that
waI was sil50,VO0 ooo-jus; about
what yiN months OF the present war
is costing the country. Nearly MALT ut
this. over $1,000 200 nou. was met by
revenue IN the course OF thht long
period of O.. wears the came about
an Enormous expansion of British
trade wIth IA, cif''t that the SAINT
rat. of taxation on HCcount Of swollen
trade NOR" than doubled tn revenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
AETRENCHMENTS
IN IRELAND NOT
PROPERLY MADE
People Complain That Irregu-
laritiss in Government Elk.
penditures Are Aocentuat.
ed by War Reforms.

Dublin. ircland-Irolaud has iust
passed through a vigorous dgitattdh
government methods ot re
trcuChment II is a tradition of irish
government that sone ui its services
are extremely costly Ia p~rnpottiol to
tho needs eft the people. while uthrts
are starved. Tho treasure. ban deter
tuiuias t. effect w.r economics pro-
occicd 10 attack one alter the uthol'
the starved services. leaving mostly
untouched the Target and lcss useful
Items. They thus irrltafod the iirg's'
possible uutuhct of people and inter
csts fot the smallest return "a Uash
ono Of tho starved service is ODDS
catiun. The uati0nal llhrnr, in Duo
lin. The Royal irish academy uf mu.
80. the teaching OF science DO s"c.
.oudar, SCHOOLS ana a~grl,uitjrul cdu-
cation an suffered OF we're threaten.
"l Among the grants Co Dee d'sr"n-
tIaucl was the small sum Tor tho rul-
lcro ot irish This brought the Gaelic
league into the frpy and throughout
every part of Ireland. resolutions of
public bodies. n publ, mootIHrs.
eliminating In q meeting in tine Dub
lIU mpu~iun nous tuutyl ed tr iht
government thc popular ma anpf,on
The IRISH Catholic bishops also passed.
. scric7 of resolutions OF sutost.
Il was not uply The oducdtiupn,
rants that suffered Ireland hl4
been roociNiug a srant ot lpo0t
pounds a year tor the oncournEcmr1t
OF horse breeding, Tho couuti. is a
great breeding ground for army horses
AMI rs merits in this respect were
recognized before the war not only d.,
the British gotorrme1t hat JS lore gu
buyers u WINS announced tina THO
horse breeding grant WHs To- hs stop
ped through u similar grant ot largct
amount given to Great Britain wa
not orl. To- bee continued bu' increased.
Protest IN parliament led to the oN-
PLANTATION that army horses could hc
more convenient, bred IN England
because u was 1carcr to the .oat of
war and because tho provisions -
army horses might be an urgent mat
ter Of hours Instead Of days. A. dn
argument against "a grant for breed.
ing horses IN IRELAND lhis w,s not re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Views OF The Press
Dumb Brutes In The War

already disposed of all the horses
and mules that ought TO be sent out
from our shores, economists inform
us, and further expectations are 10
be viewed only with alarm. What Is
true In our own case IL true. also, OF
tho other countries supplying the
other animals. AN elephant" says
one writer on the subject. will be
hard to buy at any price O few
months hence" There Ia. TO be sure.
a far-or note to this warning. II
does not touch us. Nor does tho
rapidly increasing death OF camels
touch us, But these facts, nevertho-
less, have their significance.
And !. is well for breeders OF
horses and mules In this country 10
take some cognizance OF the situation
as these words disclose Il. Our own
supply OF draft animals and horses,
that may be used under lighter har.
ness or the saddle. should not DO al.
lowed to fall below the line Of safety
in order TO reap the bcncht Of high
prices created by Europe's war.
Somehow and by somc authority that
line should be established. and o..
ports regulated accordsssiy.-Belss.
IssAa sssSex NsRsisl Xssil4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

THE Herald proposes to do a
little editorial adyer'ising IN
behalf ot an entertainment to
be held ia Albu1uerau. this evening.
Using the editorial columns OF q news
paper for straight advertising T. gen
crall, accepted as against 81 news
paper rules. But tn. rules are going
To- b.. smashed ~ this instance because
If smashing them VII induce any of
YOU 10 attend this particular enter
tainmen, in the crystal thcatcr tonight
We will have done Nuu , service
ana at tn. same time We will have
helped q cause that IL Thoroughly
wor,hx.
The event at the CtNsta ihcdtcr to-
night Is an old Folks concert. an
event IN which the leadins musicians
of Albuquerque viii participate. play
ms and singing old and on, familiar
tunes. songs and melodies that m our
childhood days were whistled on the
streets. Just "a the "unmelodinus rag
IL now whisilcd under our windows
by boys homcward bound y, better
music ever has been written nan that
which will he given az the 'rps,al to-
night II is doubtful II n b"tt"r
music ever will be written. II You've
forgotten these old tunes, go and have
your revived. II YOU rcmcm-
Der them. you'll want To go anyway.
The quarter admission to be
charged at this concert /. to go 20 the
cause of child welfare work IN New
Mexico and the money will be handled
by the Albuquerque woman's club.
There is no better cause than this to
which to donate n quarter. Also you'll
get your moneys worth and more.
THIS is not always truc of benefits
This In one occasion OF which It may
h. said truly You can't AFFORD to miss
it, You AN AFFORD to break another
engagement tonight. for an hour ana
e half ~ s~urc-enough simple under
standa bile music. Try II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
Sunrise

Sunrise is what ppopic are al
WAYS sentenced TO be shot at.
In some eases this u the first
time the victim has ever either seen
the sunrise or been shot at
II he has been half sho, the
night before. he doesn't see the
sunrise
Being shot AZ sunrise isn't such
on awful fate for some folks,
Mnny people would Just a. lief
be shot as 20 get up in time to see
the sunrise.
Those who have seer the y, nrisc
speak very highly OF It,
But we Do not let them fool ne.
4 boy who has just eaten sotuo
April fool chocolates containing
CAYENNE pepper recommends thon
10 everybody el,e.
You know what misery loves.
A~ssooiaiing with the sunrise IL
POLITICALLY prCsuiEcd to make men
Df look ht The Nilkman' 81
Getting up with tho sun Is n
muCh-ovcrcstimated stunt
To begin with, the sun il neither
benefited o impressed by our cf-
forts.
II doesn't help him get M 10
have us riHc at the same time; and
he goes right OF and leaves us.
anywav.
For our own part, w think II II
eNcruciatingly bad taste to stand
and rubber while anybody gets up.
sun or daughter
The orb of day has little enough
chance for privacv, Is IL is. With
everybody gaNpine while h. goes u
bed.
what about that golden rule
hus incSa?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
BABY WEEK EXPANDS.

=--
"HERE are i727 communities
considering soine preparation
70. Baby week. according To
the inquiries received by the childrcn's
bureau OF the United Statea depart
ment OF labor This number does not
include those OF whose interest In the
reau indirectly.
The letters about Baby week are
still coming In from every state In
the Union and from every type Of
community. sIch az "A Colorado settle
ment forty miles from "A railroad, a
club OF women on one of the govern
ment reclamation projects, a Montana
coal mining town with a large for
.ign population y southern mill VII
lage ana a club OF farm women in a
middle western state.
Texas has .ts own BABY week slogan
BABY health ~ Texas wealth.
and Mississippi has started = comp.-
ti,ion 10 secure n slogan Tor that state.
North Dakota reports plans for a
statewide ESSAY contest IN the public
schools In = few state campaigns
the state Fluctuations Of Women's
lnbs, the stat. crsity extension
department the state health officials
and those who are especially interest
"d IN education are am cooperating
IN the Baby week campaign
Many lnrg. cities are going tn have
a BABY week. Definite plans are I'M
der way IN Albany. Baltimore. Boston.
ClcN Gland, Milwaukee. Minneapolis,
Philadelphia richmond san Fran
cisco, Washington ana Other titles.
New York had a successful Baby week
IN 1914 and VIII probably bold an.
other this year IN the late sprn.g
In It's suggestions for Ba9s ucet ou-
s.yyanre the ,hildr.us pur,t. lays
special emphasis on tn opportunity
1t affords Tor extending permanent
work Tor infant Velidrc such us ln-
FAINT welfare stations, visiting nursing,
special nursing n instruction for
prospective mothers city insl 'iou Of
milk. special work for m, prevention
Of blindness, and httle mothers.
classes and nome nufs,ns Instruction
for school sirls Ia the Jppof grades
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

more and more FROM issues 1T indi-
gostiblc paper currency. Tn, cxpcnd-
ituios and the depreciation ~ German
paper would be- much heavier vat for
the fact that the whole country II on
a war diet, and u great part OF the
cost of the war Is being paid by pri-
Walton TO igigc from the German
newspapers own account e Condl-
tons, discomfort is steadily growing,
aud IN my opinion the main thing
that maintains the military party In
powc, Is the fsar uf invasion and of
dismcmbermcnt. If the war goes ON
much longer | do not see how tho
German empire will be able Ia pay
interest ON It's war debt. For the in
tcrcst on debt, and the war pensions
after the war, are likely 20 be as
great or greater than the whole Inn
pcrial revenue before the war
Mr.. Hirst was asked whai was to
como of these ~stupcndous daily ex-
pe~nditures-six millions sterling a day
IN England and five millions IN Ger
many. could they go on?
He said, however, thcre were ON
things he could not discuss and this
was one of them. Hut he felt that
there are financial and economic fac
tors in the war hat are as great or
greater than military CampPigns, cx-
petitions and ADMINISTRATORS which
are steadily increasing in Importance
aud which cannot be left out of aC-
Gun by those enthusiasts who would
rush blindly ahead n who tax
lightly of crushing nations and alter
ing all the old boundaries OF Europe
Some of these factors and their inov-
table tendencies he had summed up
in his Political Economy Of War
as follows
What viii hc the condition of Eu-
rope. when peace comes through cN-
huust.un. after the continental states
have used up al their credit and Dor
.rowed all that a he borrowed may
be lett Ia the imagination of those
who eau see further than The writer
through the gathering gloon. How
commerce viii h. financed, now man
ufacturcs VIII be revived. how bank
ing win ~ carried ON how public
Bankruptcies IN an unhcard Of scale
are To he avoided--thcse are qucs-
tons which defy experience and banlc
even the wiscst heads" And ne adds
III force leads nowhere and Offers
no remedy. then reason mus, ~
! summoned To- save wcstarn Europe
| from social aud economical ruin. Per
chance the New World may recall
sanity TO the old
Colonel House had ample upportu-
niiN ia his recent visit tu note and
| ucv clop th.s last sentence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
CID FAVORITE WILL
BE SEEN AT CRYSTAL
MONDAY. Fl

Hans Hanson" the big attraction
at ia" crystal Monday, February Il.
j. ,ypivally an American Pity hFisilins
with ridiculous situations a. dra-
matte climaxcs
The AR uf the piece T. especially
Wholesome aud ~ fun Is particularly
clona aud not dop"udont on the uuf-
.forncry and suggcstivcness 81 COM
monty employed by comedy dramas.
The company has an efficient cast.
ThoatcT mIuapcrs, press ana puhliu
speak vcrp highly of the play, llso
st The band aud orchestra NEirh gives
band concerts twice every day ~
front of the thcatcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
PREVENTING WAR" NJ NOM

5 THE European war continues
IA and more ana more thousands
. = OF lives and more n moro
millions of money are sacrirced, y"u
hear more and more OF this idea
n there were a superior tribunal.
agency or authority. recognized as SUI
perior by all nations. which could
speak through the noise of the she'll
fire and ssv coolly. you all agree TINS
~ supreme folly. ~ why not sit down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
The skin and Not the IlioWi.

orally accepted theory that eczema was
a disease Of the blood Scientific
.inyo.tiRations nave taught us that
eczema IN positively a skin disease aud
durable through the skin alone. Mcri-
to- Eczema Remedy is applied dii"vt-
/, ~ the diseased skin TO not delay
irving Mcrilul Eczema Remedy Price,
soc and sl.OO. Otwcll Drug Co, 10
cal agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Farmer Honk Squire Pushalong
started as a poor bound boy. ard now
=, tho age OF forty eight, he's rot tho
biggest farm IN the neishborhood,
with a fine house ON II, he's 20, good
teams, money IN the bank, daughter In
boardin' school, son In cbllege. and 80
forth, and Is hggerin' to goin' to the
legislature
Farmer Bentoyer-fiosh. II pays to
be prosperous don't It?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
This Time or Year

Now comes the festive. FESTIVE pup
To dig your fresh-made garden
bed
While you, with club and temper up.
Make futile sido-swipes at his
hend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
SOCIALIST POLICIES
ALIVE. NOT SLEEPING
AS SUPPOSED. Is SAID

Associated lfe.t correspondence
Tho Hague Netherlands Tho
great socmlist mtcruttinnalc IN not
dead hut ,or4 much alive. according
to il statement made tu a congress Of
the Dutch socialist party at Anthem
VI 'am.l lie HU smaus the Bclgian
secretary of the national socialist
bureau whose s'at was removed from
brussels to The Hague on tho German
occupation eft the former city. If the
socialists had been at the head of tho
governments oi Europe. the war
would ucy,r have hro,ca out, h, h.
lievch, and hc expressed the vicw that
the lines ut the political movement
wcr" gradually c%oJNorRinE n u dir.c
ton which would roosiablish the un
come 81 billions OF dollars would
world.
lie maintained that none of the OBJ
tccts II the war had been reached
ana pointed u that ON JulA 81 next
some IL millions oi dollars would
have been thrown away and millions
Killed and manned as the result of
an impcriallstic AS opposed to the
uli-rcdecming socialist party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
hiding His Time

Have you read the book OF in
structions on how to wort; your
new tipping machine
mo. ! am waiting til | learn all
abou, the machine, and then I'll be
able to understand the instruc-
tions."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Dear OnaGiu Is a thief IN
Pittsburgh a pittsbuiglar?-J. s.,
W%aynesburr. Pa.
No, honey. any than a Rus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
NOWADAYS.

Wills Bump has an elegant home.
hasn't he'
Giilis-Y Yes; II has all the comforts
OF travelling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

'Wha, Is tho foolishost thing
YOU over saw anybody dop"
II once saw a passenger brake
man buy a daily PAPER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
ECONOMIST TELLS
HOW BLOCKADE
REALLY 4 FAILURE
Editor of London Journal on
Economics Points Out DIFF.
ferences Between Glasses Of
Import Barriers.

the war and the tremendous cXpcndl-
lures IT Is piling up IN the hshtins
nations. Mr.. Hirst is one OF the
recognized authorities on economic 4,
and financial questions ms work on
the political economy OF war haNIhg
attracted widcsp cad 'tt"hlirn ~ pc
ing one OF the inst ciirtt- To consider
warfare ~ something more IMAM a
clash ot arms and n gltn'tlhs OF
soldiers. coiono House was aware
ot this. and 80 when h" came mere
recently To- gaug' continent n" turned
TO Nj. nirsI quo as naturally AZ To
the political and military eHders.
Mr. Hirst Is strongly ~ t''or OF Al
scientific block'dr instead oi "A
ol"'hh'ao o'o'h'"' ~ "" '"". A.
az" "s ""N""'' ~ w "
"!"'N'"' mas "'." W. W. W. Wv
l''"s Nv =. ~
'h"'' ~ "Ie W" '''7,'''""s
was asne" we "''"'"s sN"'""
"'"'N""o
II means. he explained u p~'r'h"lo
based upon som Intelligent disiin'-
ton as to what vIll inJufe AMI "nal
viii help an cn'Wi. az hsais'st a
n%tahN'l pi"ch"n' 7Pf''" "N"F cN''S-
'h'hB N"n"ut ret''' '" ""''".' !" !"
lures "' "eips 'h' cnc"F' ~" VIM
IN 'h' use "' lh' "" ''"N''
uioVN""' u.'u"'' ""S =. "'"eiN y
'.rHhhhI Ihef' are i'rs' n"tnp.'
ol "i,i'''s IKE yea" ."",' an" ''"'
WI h"s' P",h''" '"'' VIM" = nv
novcss',"S o' ~ 'uu ''l'u,
u.'"'c ~ - -JnT.n",
Us q rua -, ,r,trtas ,h,,
' " 49,
~, ,ho
800 49,, n,n.r ,mnn,,.J ,rom for.
- -, -, ~. n,id ,n,
i1 - Sr~ s,andv in.
=. !" ~. ,,af.a -,
49,"
'
But me ~'n'ochhedu b~loehaue uo'S
)ust tue reverse IN sh"'''"s o"t 'h'H.
dtticiet "ni'h az" "ot ho'oss"i'es -,
'i'' u rc'cNes 'ci""hN i,onh s"'"
export " ne'u'iiS ~S,hhuia,es "'I
dolresue PRODUCTION "hl'h sh' "a"
pay Tor no. IN sou nut III ha' p'p'l
money ihat " a~''""'S ""' "",
happened IN ''' many ne s'Ss' anu
II ~ one Oh We l"lhss "h''l " ''''''-
hi'c "i"'haue va Seer l" sup
w MIR" Hsrst hoids TINT the traditional
weapons Of England are the navy ana
finance. ana uui a large land force.
That was the view uf Mr. Lloyd
George last sptins, aud later of Mr..
Mckcnua and Mr. Montagu n the
lew Of the uuard OF trade as cN-
pressed by MI iiunrunnn. lettering
to his Mr. Iirst said
"In All war. OF IN. past uut uf
"a hlch Great nrItatn has ,!u,tgcd with
3D., ,,..,., 49,, la. ,Iootc, az su.gpss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

For any pain, burn, scala or brnise.
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes, zoe
an soc At all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
CinNlgiu l~'i1OsOfy

livery dog has = da-ay. but tn
brutes!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Jos. B Canaan, Real Estate
Advertisement in Washington. Pa,
Observer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Doans ~i.ogulcts are recommended
without gripping and without bad after
many who say they operate easily.
cfccte, 25c AZ an drug stStes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17

Phone J. Req barn. -ll ives, Cop
per. for first crss livery. w. /.
Trimbls \ Ca