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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
WHERE TURKEY STRIKES.

No serious harm will come to
America as a result of the decla-
ration Of war by the Turkish gov
eminent, but very great harm may
come to residents of the Asiatic
provinces of Turkey, who have
been kept from starvation by Ame--
lean charity.
1t is an extraordinary situation
when war by one nation against an
other brings as its chief result the
opportunity for the first govern
ment to murder its W citizens.
But this fact is simply another H.
lustration of the utter unfitness
OF the Turks to govern any coun-
try over which they have establish
ed their control. 1t is merely fresh
proof of the statement that no mat
ter what else may come as the re-
suit of this war, the Turkish gov
eminent as a sovereign power,
must be wiped off the map.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
WAR BOARD" POPULAR NAME
BUT WE HAVE CHANGED 1T

When the War Committee Oh
twelve. with two advisers, was or
gained, the members got tnem-
se.ves together and laid the plans
for organizing t...re resources o. this
state !neSe plans w>re submit
sed to Washington and were being
passed upon at the time of the meet
ing Of the extraordinary session OF
tic New Mexico legislature. 1t APP
pears that the department OF agri-
culture officials were greatly i'm
pressed by the thoroughness of the
plans presented by New Mexico,
which were almost in line with those
of the department, and Tar ahead
of the work done by any other state
upon its own initiative. Where the
plans differed from those OF the
department it was frankly admit
ted that in the majority of instances
the New Mexico proposals were the
best. ard Offered new ideas to the
government. The government Off
ciais also expressed themselves great
ly pleased with the name, war
Board" as indicating exactly what
it was.
The reports of these results are
lust leaking into New Mexico from
eastern sources, and in the mean
time we have raised the dickens
with the "War Board" cut the mem
bership to nine, called it a Council
of Defense" which is looked upon by
government officials as a piece OF
hypocracy practiced by politicians,
- d.-o~ai;zed the n1ans aDproyed
By the government to the full ex-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
ROBBERS OF THE
NATIONS NEED,

Last summer an acre of wheat
grew under the Kansas sun and was
wet by the rain that fell from the
Kansas sky. The farmer that plant
ed the grain. the hired man that
helped in the harvest. the owner of
land, and every other person
whose capital or labor contributed
TO the legitimate cost of the grain
that was purchased from that acre
Of land received A fitting reward
Tor is work on his Investment
After he harvest. the wheat wa
hauled TO the railroad. and then bv
The railroad il was carried ia some
great elevator in = distant citv
and there was stored AWAITING thc
time of it's final use for food nv The
nconlc Of this or Of some other M
lion. The cost of each srccrssive
transnortat;on and of each sten in
the proccss Nv which the wbcat If
The kansas farm became the bread
OF the workman'y table became an
element Of the value of the Loaf
as if finally anncarcd ready for
human food
Unfortunately. the marvellous or
panization which makes if noss;ble
to grow wheat. TO harvest if 70
carry if to the mill. TO make il in.
to bread and to distribute il to
the has not been ex-
tended to protect the consumer
from the highwayman that turks
in the shadow of ineffective or in
adequate avs, and robs the bread
eater, simply because he has the
power to rob him. ~
No item of legitimate expense,
no element of legitimate value has
been added to last wears wheat
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
THEY ARE ON THE SURE
ROUTE TO FRIENDSHIP

The expected visit Of the governor
of Lower California to the school
children of San Diego, accompanied
by many of the school children of
his own capital. suggests one way
of acquiring and retaining the
friendship of the people of Mexico.
The occasion is a Friendship FEES
ta," given by the Poop c Of San Die
go to the people Of Lower Califor-
mia. The visit must result in some
good for the present generation, so
no matter what else, but the i'm
preston made upon the young pco-
pie of Mexico will remain with them
for life. and open the way to a bet
ter understanding.
One reason why the American is
disliked in Mexico. in a certain way,
is the absolute ignorance of the
American as to the Latin American
character, and his failure to consi-
der the little things of the lives of
the Latin American peoples as of
any consequence. We fail to un-
derstand that people can differ from
us and still, be more than half hui
man; that other conditions and en-
vironments can prevail and have an
effect; that the things we do not
,,s, could be tolerated by other
peoples, ana we struggle along,
spending dollars and time trying to
gain the friendship of a people easy
to secure and retain by Just a little
diplomatic treatment.
If long before the Madero revo
ed States had followed a policy of
luton the government of the Unit
severe Justice to those inflicting in
Jury upon Americans and their pro-
perty, and with it looked well to the
chances for a little spectacular dis
olao Of rrisndship, such as was at,
IN a crude wav when the !
body of the Mexican ambassador to
this country was returned to Mexico
for burial. we would now have the
and friendship OF the Mex
ica.. lcople, of both high and !Uw !
In Latin American coun- I
tries you must first inspire respect, '
md no man or nation not able and !
to stand firm for bis rights. I
a1ih ARGUMENTS or sword, is respect d
ID, and without respect there can !
IL no friendship down in Latin
- Z
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
PEOPLE DELIGHT.
~ WITH NEW DISCOVERY
TO BLEACH THE SKIN

Atlanta. Ga.,-Says that recent tests have
low compilations can be made light by a n,w
treatment recently discovered BY a man In
: tlanta.. Jus, ask your druggist for Coco
tone Skin Whitener. People who have used
your face OF that awful dark color or greasy
appearance in a few minutes. 1t costs So
little that you. can't afford to be without
it. just. think how much prettier you
would l,ok with that old dark skin gone and
new soft, light skin in it's place. Men
and women today must care for their com
plexions to enter society.
II your druggist will not supply you with
, ocotone Skin Whitener. send Csc for "a
large package to Cocotone Co., Atlanta, Ga.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
A Voice of Approval.

The special session of the state
legislature which adjourned recent
l. took only eight days to tran
sact all its business and adopt
measures of great value to the
state in the present national cri-
sis. Such a good record naturally
the envy and malice of
those small-souled people and
newspapers who would inject po-
tics into a situation which re-
quires at this time great patience,
foresight Judgment and complete
'aving aside of all prejudices, po-
iitical ~ otherwise. The measure
Idopted al the special session are
absolutely necessary for the public
verfe-e and their effect will be
beneficial on the business condi-
tons of the state and will give
our people ADEQUATE border pro-
tection.-Belen News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
YOU WANT IT IF
INTERESTED
y
IN live STOCK
THE RECORD sT0OKMAN,
DENVER, GIVES YOU THE
LATEST UP TO DATE NEWS
AND THE MARKET INFOR.
NATION

Do you want to know what is
voing on in tie live stock business:
10 o want to know the latest
market news? The Denver Record
.l. Nh visit you six times
per week and give you this informa-
:: y for only $500 per year. In
addition it will give to the ladies
of vorr family al the latest fashion
'lews REGIMES and other informa-
Tin m home-making and home eco
Monies.
Ttr Record Stockman is the Of
ficial market paper for the Denver
'i-r Stock Market and carries. in
addition t, a full and complete re-
port of that market, telegraph re-
no-'s from all the other leading live
stock markets If the country, 1t
a'eo carries complete reports Of the
produce markets of the country and
general news Of interest to farmers,
and stockmen An interesting serial
storv nv om well known author
is carried throughout most of the
wear End short stories from day to
dav make the paper especially in
terestinP. It is a paper in which
everv member of the family will
be really interested and once you
become a subscriber you will never
again be without it. We also pub
''sh a weekly edition on Thursday,
price of which is $1.W per year.
eend at once for sample copies to
The Record Stockman Pub. Co.
Denver, Colo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
THE HOME Town EDITOR.

In the country there is a force
that we hear little about, but this
force is doing a great work for the
country. Every politician who wants
LOU HIoAI }! soz!!.eeI ooyJo ut
chant who is alive knows it. Every
school teacher and preacher who
wants to improve school or civic life
has to have its help. No celebration
is attempted without its assistance.
No funerals or weddings or fires
escape it. No sales of any kind
sheriff's sales, bargain sales, fire
sales, or any other kind, take place
without its knowledge. Even the
great political parties recognize
and patronize it. The railways un-
til recently-very recent.y-thought
SO much of it that they carried it
free. And this force, so potent in
editor and his paper.
lie is exercising a greater power
than he may realize, and he is very
poorly paid, as a rule, for the va
luahie service he renders; yet he is
a power for great good, and no
movement can make much progress
in the country if he opposes it, and
ii will probably need his help to sue
ceed. At present he is the most
MISUNDERSTOOD figure in American
life.
He may have to act in any capa-
city, from printers devil" to editor,
and he can do that. lie attends all
important public functions, political,
social and religious. He is supposed
to know all about the government,
local, state and national; the tariff
and currency bill; income tax; the
oest way of regulating trusts" and
ne has to read a few dozen en-
changes, set type, write copy, read
proof, solicit job work, advertising
md subscriptions,
But there is one big job ahead of
lin. perhaps the biggest he has ever
acklcd He must lead the mer-
out into the big field of bet
business and more OF it, by in
the merchants to advertise
properly. He must teach them to
Sc the methods in advertising that
FL rouds' he must show them the
Of illustrations and above al,
e must make the name and price
When we think how these men
ave helped to make the country,
We have no doubt that when the OPP
0riunity is squarely put before !
hem, they will, grasp it, and by
the wav to a more prospe-
Gus country life, help to conserve
he greatest force in tine nation
he AZ per cent who live in the small {
owns and the countrv-Home Town I
.ssociation of America.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1917.


tent possible under the circums'an,
ces.
1t is now understood that the
strong praise of the plans and the
eagerness of the government Off.
cials to see them carried out, caused
the majority of the members of the
War Committee" to stay with the
fight and do all possible to have
the Council of Defense" carry out
the plans, which is being done, il
our understanding is right. The af-
fair speaks volumes, however, for
the ability of those men of New
Mexico who gave their time and
thought to the creation of plans for
the organization of the resources OF
the state,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
Well! What?

An exchange says: When we
have planted everything on earth,
the railroads have hauled the stuff
off to market and the middlemen
have then cornered the whole bust
ness, what then? Bread riots and
a lot of shooting, that's all. The
thing to do now is to grow enough
fodder for the i've stock and corn
is the one essential grain that we
all can eat.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25

Prospects are fine in Curry
county now. There is an abund-
ance of moisture in the ground,
the wheat crop is practically made,
and farmers are preparing to pant
the greatest crop in the history of
the county. If all the country in
eases its production this year in
the same proportion that Curry
county does the food shortage will
be well taken care of next fall
Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
Trying to Start Something.

Says the Denver Field and Farm
Instead of issuing two billions in
certificates of indebtedness at three
per cent why did not congress sho%,
some craftsmanship by meeting the
emergency with the min,ing. of sill.
yer dollars? lis plan would have
A=-- .w.v 18th the interest charge
and would have given the people
the extra money to carry on the
war and meet the high and still
higher cost of the grub stake.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
EXrHAMGE CLIPPINGS
Right One Way, Anyhow.

The Albuquerque Journal gives
US a profound editorial on Poly
gamy, stating that it may be sub
stituted for monoaamy in Ger
many and France after the war,
and ending with the declaration
that it probably will not. The
Journal says whatever else may
be charged against it, it is con-
scientious.--Las Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25

1t develop that all the American
p'0ns to deal with the submarine
contemplate the destruction of the
bases used by them on the same
principle that a man seeks out of the
hoe to claim his place of rats. 1t
has been the English policy to stand
off md wit for the Germans to
come out and fight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
Tie Right Idea.

The OPTIC believes that competent
National G~uardsmen, who have en-
listed in times of peace and serv-
ed their country on the border,
should be given precedence, al
'her things being equal, over men
who go to the officers training
camp, thinking, if they must be
soldiers, they will try TO land a soft
job.-Las Vegas Optic. =.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
THE LADIES SUGGEST A FEW
HOME GROWN MEALS.

Prepared by Mrs. R. c. Miller, Di-
rector of Industrial Education, of
New Mexico, at request of Mrs.
Lindsey, who asks that this be
given as much publicity as pos
sible.
This menu planned to utilize home
grown products.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
SUGGESTIVE MENUS.
PLANNING A BREAKFAST.

A breakfast should consist Of
seasonable
/. Fruit in some form. Fresh
possible.
2. Cereal: best from the whole
grain.
Bulk is cheaper than cereals in
packages and cheaper if purchased
u%nprepared.
g. A protein dish as eggs, or fish.
1t is best to reserve meat for the
other meals.
4. Breads. as toast. mullins, bis
cult and griddle cakes.
5. Beverage. as coffee or cocoa.
Mix should always be supplied for
the children.
Breakfast No. l.
Dried Apricots :. :. 80.
Cornmeal griddle cakes Honey
Bacon Coffee
Breakfast No. z.
Stewed Figs
Cracked wheat Cream and Sugar
Coddled eggs Graham mullins
Cocoa
Breakfast No.
Cantaloupes
Home cured ham Cream gravy
Biscuit Coffee
Breakfast No. 4.
Baked Apples
Fried salt pork Milk gravy
Kaffir corn mullins Coffee
Breakfast No. S.
Canned Peaches.
Feterita griddle cakes Karo Syrup
Fl me made sausage gravy
Coffee
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
A DINNER.

A dinner should consist of:
!. Meat. stews, meat pies, roasts,
etc.
2. Potatoes, boiled, riced, mash
ed. baked scalloped. or creamed.
3. Vegetable. as peas, beans,
onions and tomatoes.
4. Salad. light salad of a green
vegetable and light sa'ad dressing.
&. Dessert. pie, ice cream or pud-
ding.
f Beverage. tea or coffee.
Scum may be served as a first
course. but is not necessary. The
salad may also be omitted.
Dinner No. I.
Roost beef Brown Gravy
T~ranconia potatoes Buttered beets
Beet greens
Cracked whea' pudding and raisins
Coffee
Dinner No. z
Mutton stew with dumplings
Boiled Potatoes
Peas in butter sauce Graham Bread
Brown betty Tea
Dinner No. 3
Roast pork Gravy
Sweet Potatoes, southern style
Drowned parsnips
Spinach
Dried apple cobbler Coffee
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25

The Carbon City News is modest
in It's demands upon the town ad-
"'i"'''r:t;or. As the ett'ement OF
$500 hcro- license cases will turn
SOM" twenty thousand dollars into
the town treasury. the News ex.
nro"re; tte wish thot the town auth
orit'es spend as mrch as ten dollars
putting one of the towns main
thor 1ughfare into some semb1ance
of a street. That is modest, any
W." ""d the town authorities should
st~''r their plans a little to use
that much on streets.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
PLANNING A p

A super should consist off,
/. A hot meat or cheese dish, or
a cream soup.
2. Potatoes, warmed over, pota-
toe cakes. creamed or sauted.
3, Sauce and cake.
4. Tea, cocoa or milk.
These supper menus may be used
for luncheon menus if the dinner
is served in the evening.
Supper No. I.
Macaroni and cheese
Hot stcwed dried peaches.
Baked onions Graham gems
Tea
Supper No. &.
Baked beans Brown bread
Chile sauce
Apple sauce Tea
Supper No. 3.
Cre~m of Lima Bean soup
Croutons
Spanish rice Green onions
p ked apes Tea
Supper No. 4.
Hominv baked with cheese
Stewed raisins Bran mullins
Stuffed tomatoes
Tea
Supper No. S..
C~oom Of pea soup Croutons
c., f~r'tters Hot biscuit
Rhrbarb sauce Oatmeal cookies
Recipes may be had upon request.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25
Dinner No. {.

Dinner No. 4.
Corned beef Boiled cabbage
Mashed potatoes
Turnips in butter sauce
Corn Bread
Suet pudding Coffee
Dinner No. s.
Stewed chicken Noodles
curried rice Summer squash
Lettuce salad
Caramel ice cream Plain cake
Tea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-06

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