Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01

WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW
YEAR.


We wish you a happy and pros
porous New Year!
The Year just closed has been quite
satisfactory for the Journal The
patronage we have received from The
public has been generous and express
sions OF approval both as TO policy
ana ns to our news service have been
unusually numerous.
Every effort has been made by us
10 give our readers all tho news Of
the foreign world. OF the United
states, Of New Mexico ns q state and
Of Albuquerque "a city Of approx
imateiy 10000 population. our
great aim has been TO give the news
fully. promptly ana accurately. ana
IN the most attractive form OF which
we were capable.
Editorlully. the aim of the Jour
nal has been to interpret the ncws
fairly for those who are too busy 10
take the time TO find out for thcm-
selves the INSIDE of what Is oc.
curing Carrying out that atm has
involved prouigious amount of work
~-@,he reading Of history Of praeti-
cally all nations and Of special per-
ludrs In the woild's history the read
ing q expert opinions on finance, po-
iiticai economy nud SOCIOLOGY; the
reading of expert ana unexpert dis
cusslons Of military operations IN this
and vast number Of other wars
and along with Il all has been con
slant atudy Of maps ana the geo
rranby Of the war which now en-
hrnees more than lhfee.fourtha OF the
people Of the world
Another aim OF the journal has
been TO Keep constantly before il'
readers firm belief that, notwith-
standing the unprecedented tragedies
OF the past seventeen months, the
world ~ growing better. and that il
will continue to grow better as PEG.
pie become more cnlshtcuod, W.
believe In an inevitable moral eyo'
luton of the human race aud that
the spiritual development of man vii
be az marked during the next hun.
bred years as his material develop
ment has boon during the past cen.
tury
Spiritually We are progressing nov
from The dugout canoe to floatinl
palace. from the crooked stick viii
which our ancestors scratched Oh,
earth 60 the gmg pillow, from the %
cart to the train of pullman palac
ears from the tallow dip to the IN
candeseent lght We ure now striv
ing 10 ovenake Ia spiritual thing
marvellous progress made during tn
past century In material things.
The same policies which hay
marked the Journal during the yea
1915. viii be continued. We hope. 4
an ADLER way during the year iu'
ushered in During the ycar iei'
events Of unusual importance for stat
and nation are scheduled There
So BE + national election ana in cle,
ton Of state ana county officers ne,
November.
The war * not only making a ne
Europe, but 1t is making new cond
tons for this country. The Journi
is an Independent newspaper und'
40 obligations 20 anybody except i
subscribers. With them our poli'
shall bo one OF the utmost t1lrncs
We uro Interested tn the general wc
fare uf the nation and the state, ar
shall advocate the mcn and q
measures IN the next election whls
We believe 70 be for tho best inttre
Of the nation az a whole ANA Of q
state as "A whole. We serve no POI
Teal party, We are allied 60 no ~
ctal interest We are and shall 90
tinuo 20 Oe q general welfare new
paper. just as far as ouf best iud
ncnt viii permit 10 10 be.
Again. ee wish YOU a happy 81
prosperoui New Year
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ENII 1918; ENTER 1915.