davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
LIE ENDE

Solomon B~equette, Flat River, Mo,
escribe: "Hace dos amos andaba aga
chado hasta Ell grade de que cast no
podia andar. Las Pfdoras para los
lRi6ones de Foley me enderezaron. La
recomiendo a todos los que tengan en-
fermedad de los rifones." Los dolores
reumaticos, c%oyunturas adoloridas, los
mdscuios irritados indican que los ri
Zones no estan trabajando, sine estan
filtrando impurezas en- la sangre. Las
Pfldoras de Foley curan prontamente.
Males de la vegisa tambien ceden. De
venta en- la botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

isiente con toda la ,prepotente fuer2a
para aniquilarla; a su derredor estan
en- actitud mas que humilde, incondi-
Icionalfhente servil, I'm grupo de mill
Itares y civiles, aquellos con unifor-
mes y entorchados resplandecientes
que pueden cubrir virilidades De ace
70 ataoadas del moho de la mas fe-
rrea discipline v los otros de cabezas
venerables y de frentes ovales, cuya
luz omnisciente no basta a romper
las tinieblas de ominiosa obediencia
en- que viyen.
Else cuadro inspirado y verdadera-
muestra de manera admirable dos CO.
sas: que nc hay,--o. no habfa, pues
hoy las cosas van cambiando con las
coronas que Sc derrumban a impulses
de la rei~vindicaci6n del derecho y de
la libertad,-mas voluntad que la on-
nfmoda del emperador, aun para las
decisiones mas graves Y trascenden-
tales, como la de la presente confla-
graci6n, y que es n verdad innega.
Bile que la, ira es la principal caracte-
del emperador teut6n.
Y hoy, como 81 Guillermo II quisie-
ra refrendar con palabras la ipspira-
.ei6n de su artista pintor, con motive
de la abdicaoi6n del rey de Grecia.
ha enviado Ell siguiente telegrama a
todos los Representatives. del impe-
rio, para que la trasmitan en- primera
oportunidad al eafdo Constantine:
"Con profunda 'colera he sabido Ell
infame ultraje cometido por nuestros
comunes enemigos sobre vuestra per-
soma v dinastfa. Os aseguro que ia
les perdidas seran solamente tempo
rales. Ell ferrreo pufo de Alemania v
sus aliados ejecutaran SUI venganza
sohre aquellos que Sc han atrevido a
poner las manos sobre vuestra perso-
ma. Esperamos que en- la primera
oportunidad podremos daros la bien-
venida en- A1emapia."
No SO puede, en- tan pocas lfneas,
estampar mayor n1mero de frases
todas elias, como ipcon-
TEMPLES centellas de ira.
M gran pintor alem4n pinto con
81 pinoel a su emperador como el mas
acabado sfmbolo de la iracdndia; y
ell kaiser, con su lexico de coraje des-
bordante, en- igual sfmbolo se pinta
q ST mismo.
5De que diccionario hubiera echa-
do mano ell super-hombre aleman, 81
los aliados y no ell lutheran sido ca
PAGES de cometer la ignominia y ell
atentado mas grande que Sc registra
en- la historic; la invasion, destruc-
ci6n Y proclamation de Belgica?
Ciertamente que nc alcanzamos al
,oncebir.
Porque va hay ~diferencia entire ha-
GER abdicar a I'm rey que no cumple
sus compromises, g invadir y destruir
un pueblo her6ico, que prefiere SUI
con honor On la garra brutal
lei "derecho de la necesidad," a acep
ar ell ominoso ofrecimiento de yivir
sin dignidad.-"EI impartial de Texas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
Sc REclsEN Los REGLAMEhT0s
PARALA SELECTION Al SER
VIClO OBLI0ATORIO.

FL secretario de condado Trinidad
q. de Eaca ha recihido un libro de 81
.paginas, de las Reglas Y Reslamentos
n~rescrltos por el P~residente de la re-
plblica, para r~egularizar los pasos SUI
~cesivos que Sc han de- seguir por los.
cuerpos do registration 0 selection
locales, " los que SO deben seguir al
pie de la letra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
HAGEN FuEeo a IA euARDlA.

Gallup, N. M, Julio 10.-Anoche hi
cieron fuego sobre los guardias de la
nina Navajo, y no Sc ha hallado hue
la dc los asaltantes. Los trabajado-
res huelguistas han salido de la ciu-
dad en- nGInero de 1850. Otros han
vuelto a los ~trabajos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
(Tomada do, La cranja y ei Hosar,p
de las Vegas, Npevo Mexico"
coNsERvEMsE LAS vERDuRAs Y
5FHuTAs sEcANpoLAS PARA FL
lNNlERNo.

lAfFR .A.ANt MIL .sYL Y MHITTT N.N"I. H....
Ihlede decirse que actualmente, de-
Eseryar fruta, verduras y legumbres,
tespecialmente de- los do h~ojaiata, y
el elevad0 preci0 que han ~alcanzado.
lei mejor m6todo de conservation 81
secandolos, va sea al sol o artificial
nente. Este metodo, despues de to-
do. ha sido siempre uno do los inejo'
res, por su senciilez v seguridad.
IEay tres metodos de Q frutas
ly legumbres, es decir: secar al sol,
con calor artificial o con corrientes
de aire, como Q ~ventiladores cleo
ltricoE.
E procedimiento para guardian se-
candolos los frutos v las verduras es
tan facil y conocido que nj siquiera
es n~ecesario mencionario. Hay cue
Itener solo mucho cuidado en- limpiar
~ cortar bien TODD 10 que SO vaya q
secarse, en- pedazos ohicos. Las ho-
jas exteriores de las coles, como es
natural, asf como la cascara, rafces
" tallos de las cebollas deben tirarse
cuando 50 van a secar dichas verdu-
|ras.
~ H
Una manera econ6mlca de guardian 81
Chile Verde.
III chile, por ejemplo, cuardo SO
usa verde en- la casa, y 81 Sc usa jun
to con tomato es mucho mag sabros0,
.puode ~guardarse cast sin trabajo ex-
traordinario y sin gasto adicional al
gunO, p~reparandO solamente todos
los dfas una cantidad POGO mayor que
la que Sc va a usar, y p0niendolo a
secar en- tortitas, con 10 cual. sobre
tener menos trabajo con 81 cuando SD
usa en- el ~invierno, Sc evita ell que
queden en- Ell chile pasado los palitos
o garrotitos que tienen sus capsulas
en- estado natural, asf como puede
tambien eliminarse, 81 Sc desea, la
y gran parte de la semilla.
No hay que malgastar la paja.
Quemar o tirar la paja es 10 mismo
que quemar 0 tirar dinero, pues que
la paja es dinero para ell que la sabe
.aprovechar. DE todos modos, SO que
ma el ounce por ciento de la paja
que Sc levanta en- los Estados Cnidos
y Sc a%provecha solamente a medals
ell % por ciento mas. Solamente las
dos ~terceras parties de la paja cose-
chada Sc da de alimento al ganado o
usa para oamas, y no obstante. es-
ia es la verdadera de obtener
con la misma.
Va paja, como base de 10 que Sc su-
ministre para alimentar al ganado es
inmejorable, y ademas ell estiercol del
que la come es de gran poder
No hay ning1n sistema
para obtener permanentemente la fer
del suelo que iguale a la ali
de su paja al ganado. 81
SO ara 81 campo, tapando la paja con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

Alfonso. rey de Espaia, cuya cafda
Sc ha pronosticado a causa del esta-
do de agitaci6n en- que Sc encuentra
su pals, es una figura familiar para
los americapos por razon de nuestra
guerra con Espaha hace 10 amos. En-
tonces tenia IL amos de edad, y SUI
madre, Maria Cristina, una archidu-
lquesa austriaca, reinaba en- su nom
tbre. Alfonso. .es Ell d~ecimotercio rev
de ese nombre que ocupa ell trono de
Espana, naci0 ell II de Mayo de 1886,
como O los seis meses de la muerte
de su padre, Alfonso XII. Algunos de
los supersticicsos espaloles han pro-
nosticado frecuentemente que ell ia
tai ndmero XIII probara ser fatal pa
IA alfonso, aunque ha sido muy popu-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
cAusA DEL pEsALIENTo.

El d~esaliento es a mentdo causado
por indigestion y constipation, y desa-
parece p~rontamente cuando Sc toman
las Pastillas de Chamberlain. Estas
pastillas reforzan Ia digestion y haeen
fupcionar los intestipos.- De venta
en- todas parties. \.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
LA NEUrRALIDAD DE MEXICO.
Mexico no podrfa ayudar sine con su
apoyo moral, y Sc ~necesita una ayu-
da mas efectiva.

tRepfoducimos ell siguiente edito-
rial que hemos encontrado en- yarios
.peri6dicos, ignorando su ~procedencia
original, pero que va de acuerdo con
10 que sobre ell particular hemos d.
.cho nosotros 'repetidas veces.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

tel arado 90 Ioera solamenta anadir
I'm .noco mac a. b',mms = 1raotar,a ~,
ltiIizante ana crandn 90 edha sstiSycol
" m 10 ohtiana naSa roSs AZ ya,nr
Ouemar 10 no 10 90 nuada consida.
lrar como una perdida comnlnta' va
me IL -nacrIoTa cantidod da 40 aria 4
las canizas. no puadsn ejercer. huarhs
Iefectos a~preciables, Nunca Sc da
tuinguna raz6n que excuse Ia quenla
tde la paia: &c hace solo por la fuerza
dc Ia costumbre. ~ muy mala cos
tumbre oiertamentei Nunca Sc do
be tirar Ia paia. desc al Fanado o 6se-
lse para los lechos. Af las circurs-
ltancias hacen impossible ei tener ami
ImaIes domesticos productores de car
ne, arese. y d6fese de este modo Cd o.
campo. ipero no sc uueme nunca!
Para demostrar el valor dc la paja
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

SOh PCAdAua6 aOA
fluido vital; lie duele a I'd. la cintura
o la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gastado, sin
amino nj vigor, debido a abusos o ex-
cesos en- la %juventud? Va I'd. per-
diendo Ia. esperanto de recuperar su
antique espfritu para poder gozar otra
vez de los placeres de la vida? En- este
case escrfbanos hoy sin falta, pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que le res
taure la salud y ell vigor. A TODD HON
bre que nos escriba so1icitandolo, lie
enviaremos enteramente gratis una
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
medicinal NERvISANA para que la
pruebe y note, sus efectos. Ell que n
vez haya usado Ell metodo NERvISA-
NE es nuestro decidido amigo para
siempre, este explica TODD. AderfAs,
de la muestra lie enviamos tambien
sin ningun costo u obligation para U.
un ejemplar del ~interesante hbrito:
ia Saiud ante todo." Esta obrita
que Cd codfciada por TODD hornbre de-
bill explIca clara y distintamente la IN,
~fluencia de los nervios sobre ell siste-
ma sexual. Sc le manda enteramen-
to gratis unto con la muestra, TODD
bien ~empacado y franco de porte, o
solo mandarnos una carta, describien-
do, en- SUI propio Ienguaje, 81 NAL que
sufre. Dirfiese o:
THE NERVISANA co. (
Dept. 1f-J-25s2 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12
LEE I'd. FL NuEvo MExlcANoa'
SOLO PARA H0MBRES.
NERvisANA, Ell REMEDIo QUE
TANTo Sc HA BUScADo.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos los quo
la pidan.

Sc siente listed
neryioso o que sas
fuerzas SO agotan?
Nota I'D que su vi
gor sexual SO aca-
ba que la memoria
le falta. Q que gu
sueho es interrum-
pido por ~pesadillas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

triz, hija de la finada Reina Victoria
de Inglaterra. La Reina es una Prin
cesa inglesa y sus simpatfas, 10 mis-
mo que las de Alfonso han sidO pro-
inglesas en- la guerra, en- contra de
Ia oposicion de los grandes Q influen-
ciales elementos alemanes que exis-
ten en- la corte y an los cfrculos in
dustriales. Alfonso, Principe de AS
turias y heredero del trono espanol,
nacio ell 1 de Mayo de 1907, y tiene
tres hermanos y dos hermanas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-07-12

Lea I'd. ~ NvEvo MExlcANoY
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
THE BsATTIEBoRo DAILY REFoRNIER

ganda in the cause of right; | know |
your action has been 1ncalculable. |
Gentlemen, / thank you.
we have come to this land to salute |
the American people and its govern
ment, to call to fresh vigor our life |
long friendship, sweet and cordial in |
the ordinary course of our lives and
which these tragic hours have raised
to all the ardor of brotherlv loye-a
brotherlv love which in these last
years of suffering has multiplied its
most touching apprehension have
given help. not only in treasure, III
every act of kindness and goodwill;
for us your children have she'd their
blood and the names of your sacred
dead are inscribed forever IN our
hearts. And | am with a full knowl-
edge of the meaning CT what yon did
when YOU acted. Our inexhaustlble
generosity was not the charity of the
fortunate to the distressed: it was an
affirmation of your conscience, a rea-
soned approval of your Judgment.
"Your fellow countrymen knew that
under the savage assault of a nation of
prey which has made of war, to quote
a famous saying, its national industry,
we were unfolding with our incompar
able allics-faithful and valiant to the
death, with all those who are fighting
shoulder to shoulder with us on the
firing line, the sons of indomitablc
England struggle for the violated
rights of man, for that democratic
spirit which the forces Of autocracv
were attempting to crush throughout
the world We are ready to carry that
struggle to the end.
"And now. as President Wilson has
suid, the republic of the United States
rises in its strength as a champion of
right and rallies to the side Of France
and her allies
"Only our descendants, when time
has removed them sufficiently far from
present events, vii be able to measure
the full significance, the grandeur of
the historic act which has sent a thrill
Through the whole world From today
on all the forces of freedom are let
Iloosc. And not only victory, Of which
I'VE were already assured, is certain
the true meaning of victory is made
manifest; it cannot be merely a fortu-
nate military conclusion to this strug-
gle, il viii be the victory of morality
and right and will forever secure the
existence of a world in which all our
children shall draw free breath in full
peace and undisturbcd pursuit Of their
labors.
ITO accomplish this great work
which will be carried to completion
we are about 10 exchange views with
the men in your government best peal
flied to help. The cooperation of the
republic of the United States in this
world conflict is now assured. We work
together as free men who are resolved
to save the ideals of mankind. =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
Photoplay Attractions.

At the Empire today Pearl White in
Pearl Of the Army, Henry King in The
Coveted Heritage, Pathe News and i
Lonesome Luke comedy are ON the
bin. Tomorrow Cleo Madison IN To
Another Woman, Mary Fuller in Cheat
crs, and Pretty Baby, u comedy with
Eddie Lyons, are the offerings.
Today the Princess Theater presents
Mary Pickford il her latest Aircraft
production, The Poor Little Rich Girl.
On account of the extra high rental of
this production the admission viii be
increased both matinee and evening.
Tomorrow special added attractions
will be shown at the matinee, also
Theodore Roberts in Mr.. Gray from
Monte Carlo, by L. Phillips Oppenh i'm,
and Helen Holmes in The Lass of the
Lumbcrands will be shown both mat
inee and evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

b2ns hospital where he is resting com
fortably and his quick recovery is
looked for. The bullet did not strike
any bone. The Bennington range is used
for the purpose of testing the muni-
ton output of the plant.
Capt. Charles +. pell was notified
by telephone of the accident and Sc
cured the services of Dir. H. L. Pierce,
of Swanton. and both were at the range
q very few minutes after the shooting
Sergt A. i. Spaulding, who was in
charge of the outpost, had applied the
first aid dressing and Pollard was
resting very comfortably when the cap
tain and doctor arrived. Corporal Pol
lard showed great grit after being
hit and wanted to walk from the scene
of the accident to the guard house.
300 feet away. The wound was dressed
at the hospital by DR.. Pierce and Mai.
L. ]. Melville, of the adiutant- gener-
al s department.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

Gates.
As an ideal vehicle for Little Mary,
it is readily felt that this story af
fords Miss Piekford one of the best
motion picture Subjects ever secured
for her. The novel by Eleanor Gates
Of which u special photoplar edition
has just ben issued became widely
popular as did the play which scored
big hit at the Hudson theatre, New
York city, several years ago and du-
plieated this success on the road.-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
VV|AN| PREDICTS
ALLIES VICTORY
Germany's Defeat in a Mill
tary Sense Already As
sured, He Declares
A MORAL CONQUEST
is NOW HOPED FOR

Says France Halls Entrance of Unit
cd States into War as Pre5aging Teu-
tons Downfall Ready to Garry
Struggle to End.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 27.-In Il
statement to the American press yes
terday Rene Niviani, France S vice
premier and head of the war mission,
said the cooperation OF the United
States would mean not only military
victory, which already was assured,
but a victory of morality and right.
Expressing deep gratitude for the en-
thusiastic reception given his mission
here NJ. Niviani said he realized it was
heroic France.
NJ Eiviani S statement to Washing
ton correspondents follows:
Il promised to receive YOU after
having Informed, as elementary cour-
tcsy required, my first communication
solely for the president. | have Just
had the honor. which | shared with the
othCr members of the mission, of bcin.
received by him. | am indeed happy
to have been chosen to present the
greetings Of the French republic TO the
illustriouS man whose name is in every
French mouth today, whose incompar-
able message is at this very hour being
read and commented upon III all schools
rs the most perfect charter Of human
itSilt > ttHl within 81 iuiiN IN iiitoNtS tiit
virtues Of your race S long suffering
patience before appealing to force, and
force to avenge that long -suffering pa
thence when there can be no other
means.
"Since you are here to listen to me
| ask YOU to repeat . thousandfold
the expression of our deep gratitude
for the enthusiastic reception the
American people has granted us in
| Washington. 1t is not to us, but to our
| beloved and heroic France that recep-
| ton was accorded. We were proud tc
be her children in those unforgettablc
moments when we read in the radiance
of the faces We saw the noble SINGER
ity of your hearts. And ] desire t.
thank also the press of the United
| states, represented by you. l fully re
alizc the ardent and disinterestcd hell
You have given by your tireless propa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

songs and prevent the loss of thou
sands of dollars worth of crops by their
destruction of insects. We are striv-
ing for maximum harvest, the birds
will help and they deserve protection.
Let us join in conserving our natu-
raj resources and in permcating our in
dustrv with thrift. 4 state at work is
state at war.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the state at Montpelier, this
twenty sixth day of April, 1917.
HORACE r. GRAHAM,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
Harvey +. Goodell, Secretary of
Civil aud Military Affairs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
VERMONT'S ARBOR
DAY FRIDAY, MAY 4
Gov Graham Also Makes it Bird Day
and Suggests Demonstrations
In Planting.
MONTPELIER. April %.

MCNII Fl-Ifh, Apfii ~.
This year gives us an opportunity to
take special interest in our usual
spring holiday. That we may conserve
our energy and direct our efforts to-
ward a useful purpose and observe the
day in manner beftting the circum-
stances of the impending war, l, Hor-
ace +. Graham, governor, designate
Friday the fourth day of May, Arbor
and Bird Day.
Seedtime demands our attention. Let
US combine profitable recreation and
patriotism in planting trees and food
gardens. Many citizens are we'll quail
fled to give practical instruction and
demonstration in planting. Let each
community provide enc or more per-
sons to give such actual demonstration.
Our birds are a pleasure and a great
-aeanaiaia-ass Thex-cheer- lis -bI their
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
COMPANY B MAN SHOT.
Corporal Pollard Hit in Leg Near Tar
get Test Range.

ST. ALBANS, April p - Corporal
Richard Il. Pollard, a member of com
pany Is, on duty at Swanton guarding
manufacturing plants, was hit in the
right lee by 4 stray bullet on the test
ing range OF. the Remington munition
plant, Yesterday He received flesh
wound and was hroessh tite st.A+
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
DEMAND A RUPTURE.
Refornlists of Spain Opposed to the
Maintenance of Neutrality

MADRID, April %, via Paris-The
Reformist party has published a mani
festo demanding diplomatic rupture
with Germany as essential to the in-
terests and dignity of the nation. The
manifesto sets forth the grave conse-
quences of a maintenance of neutrality
without honor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
A POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL.
Princess Theatre Engages Mary Pick
ford's Newest Photoplay.

The Princess theatre announces the
engagement Of Mary Pickford 5 new
est photoplay released by Aircraft
Pictures, a Poor Little Rich Girl.
adapted from the well known book and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

The ecnsor's blight Killed the early
crop of German sea raider scare stor-
les.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
Dry Goods Bargains
FOR SATURDAY
Gives Prompt Servis

From Our Drapery Department
800 yards best quality Silkaleens, 20 diff
ferent styles. Retailed everywhere at
TIC or more,
For Saturday Only 12ic yd.
Is dozen Fine Lisle-weight Hose, double
heel and toe, seamless foot. Mostly
tan and white, a few blacks in the lot
Sizes 49,, 9, 911a, 10. A good l5c value
It has been said that there was only
one place in town where Toe Hose
could be bought. Just to show you
that "there are others
For Saturday Only Sc pair
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
1T DOES net MATTER

what your position in life may be; life
insurance will protect your family and
ever be lessen to your children. In
sure and hc sure. GSth year. National
Life ms. Co., of vt. Mutual. AL
BERT g. LAIRD, Special Agent, Cros-
by Block.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27

Philosophy may not prevent 4 man
from falling in love, but love knocks
.irc- corlfers-cfff rllt.t-sf-4+isi+ss e's..s--
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-06-28
FUNERAL OF TURKISH GROWN PRINCE

at sainthood through visit to the tomb Of the
prophet at Mecca
After the dervishes came the members of "Union
and Progress" the Young Turks, In Partisan dress.
Some OF the faces were milk white; now and then
one saw gray head among them.
In the eyes Of the deryishes burned the fire Of
the past; In the Young Turks that of the future.
Which one Is approaching his last hour in the
ozman lands2
The head Of a more conservative Turk came In
view, that Of the new heir to the sultans throne,
vahdeddn, OF Persian type, long, narrow-nosed
features resembling Abdul Hamds :
One may only conjecture concerning this repre-
sentative of royalty, grown up In the shade OF the
harem walls. In constant companionship of women
of the Orient, who never divuge anything about
their lords and masters. The new crown prince Is
long past middle age Behind him rode Prince
Medsid aged and worn In fact, the whole royal
family has left youth behind
A group OF Arabs came next. The rays Of the
cold spring sunlight threw pale gold the fancy
costumes OF these men OF the desert
prominent merchant whispered: "They are the
Arabs. Of the faith, yet they do not obey Allah be-
cause he Is merclful. but because they fear him,
and not without reason. ! fear that we cannot
trust them In this holy war. at least some Of
them. They value money too highly. especially
silver. although they have no contempt for gold"
New York Herald.