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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Ten: Matt. ri. 30. "WherefOr,
if God 50"
ERHAPS you are disguised with
- human nature because you find
1 graft, malice or deceit where
you were not looking for It.
You need to know that seeing such
a thing Is not a reason why you
should feel discouraged; it IS a reason
why you should feel hopeful, because
the nature Of such an unpleasant sur
prise is to deepen your understanding.
No one can really injure you The
worst anyone can do to you cannot
result in less than good He can but
give you one more experience-one
more chance to better know the Good
for you are In the hands Of the
Spirit, did you but know Il
In reality the world Of men Is as
harmonious IS is the rest of the world
Of nature. for each in part OF some
thing that is unity. part OF some
thing that is Z harmonious whole.
Each part serves in producing what
the all Iabors for. namely: Conscious
ness, understanding, realization IN
such measure as we are conscious OF
reality. We perceive q harmony IN all
things-in such measure as we UNDER
stand, we have the aWareness OF
Love. Putting the same idea in other
words: In such measure as we are
truly conscious, we perceive the
Kingdom of Heaven: We pass from
Death TO Life" or. If you prefer the
idea in terms OF modern science, we
recognize the higher universal law.
Were you to walk down san An
tonic street this afternoon and keep
to the left you would be jostled at
every step you took. Should you COM
plain that people are rude and bruta
because they jostled you2 No. Keep
to the right and you viii find plenty
OF courtesy on the part Of most OF
those you meet, and you viii lind
air chance to set an example OF how
to order ones ways so as TO help
others and not hinder and irritate
them.
But II, instead OF waking up and
STAYING awake. and keeping TO the
right you resent what seems TO be bad
conduct. or II. when keeping TO the
right, you collide with some one who
Is out OF place. and you become angry
at his perverseness and low "cusseo-
ness" then you need to remember
that the behavior you have encoun-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Editorial Comment By
Arthur Brisbane


TOO big. nothing too small, for the
gOyernment-aaa the Lord be praised
In the same newspaper you read
that Observation-Disclosures the water
falls Of Niagara under Its CONTROL,
and advertises for an white mice 70
fight pneumonia IN the soldiers
camps.
The wild. Wild women, 20 borrow q
line from a popular song, are IN
fair way to make . wise man o. con-
Every woman in the United States
win vote inside OF ten years Let Us
hope that the women even the Wild
est ones. VIII remember now mueh
woman suffrage owes to woodrow
Wilson
Every time that the cynical old
poker player raised 2 bet, be said:
The only way to discourage vice
Is 70 make II expensive
The way to discourage Prussian
brutality is TO make Il evident that
II doesn't gay. and that Hohenzollerns
are not the only family that can play
At the game OF horrIoleness and muir
der
A small group OF railroad presi-
dents, worried presumably about their
salaries, that need pruning. and their
inside graft. that needs cutting out,
are fighting AlcAdoo and refuse 10 CO.
operate in managing the railroads
When the Union Pacific was first
built q young bull decided to stand
on the track and settle certain 1ues-
ton with the Locomotive, once and
for all He settled it
I advise the little group OF ur-
friendly railroad presidents TO IND
out what happened to the young bull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
NEW CERTIFICATES
PLACED ON MARKET

Washington. D. c.. Jan ia neN
issue OF treasury certificates OF in
deb edness amounting 10 SfG0.00O.0o0
was placed on market yesterday BY
McAdOo. The certificates.
which viii be redeemed April p, Wal
bear four percent Interest from jan
uary p. The last day Of payment Of
subscriptions is set for January %.
Notice that the securities will be
accepted in payment OF subscriptions
for the third Liberty loan Indicate
that the loan VIII be on or about
April o. The bond selling campaign
VIII be held in March. il appears, II
the installment payment procedure OF
former drives is to be retained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
URGES MORE CAREFUL WORK
IN REGISTERING BIRTHS

More careful registration OF births
than has heretofore prevailed in Tex
as is being urged by the bureau OF
vital statistics Al Austin IN a series
of circulars sent to the various towns
OF the state and posted In conspie-
uous places.
In these circulars IT is pointed out
that the child labor law and the
compulsory school attendance act
cannot be enforced without complete
and accurate birth registration" and
that exemptions from military serv-
ice. promotions in the army and navy,
pensions and retirements can be es-
tablished only BY a complete birth
certificate, and in many cases in no
other way and by no other means
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Short Sermons for Stay at Homes
BY REV. JOHN II. JACKSON,
Pastor First Methodist Church.

tered seems low only oeca use you
have an ideal that is high An OK IS
not disguested with his fellows be
cause they are brutal Were he able
to spiritually understand he would
doubtless reflect: Being a brute
among brutes / must expect 70 meet
with brutality. a cattleman is not
down in the dumps about the bru-
tality OF cattle. he knows that, Tor
cattle, brutality Is just what ought TO
be, and he even turns ii TO good ac-
count
In like manner. all things act, each
in accordance with its stage OF devel-
opment. The Maker OF nature
despises nothing which BE has made.
He gives to each thing Its being-to
everything. each after its own kind,
and He nurtures US all, you and me,
and everyone
GAnOfher Of these @ShOrt Sermons
for Sfnv al Ffomesv in next Weekend
edition. The Herald has arranged
with DIR. Jackson for a series Of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Josephus Is Making Good

TL0WLY and little grudgng but none the less surely
the country revising its opinion Of Josephus Daniels
- It used to consider that secretary OF the navy
he was good country newspaper man Now It Is coming
to that secretary Of the navy he IS rather good
sort Of secretary.
The navy department is the bright spot in the ag
gregaon of our departments engaged If war
Everything is going smoothly. The navy department was
oIesighted It preparing for war long before war
came Contracts for clothing placed, some of them
before the declaration Of war and 5000 machine guns were
ordered also before Plans were made Tor ex
banding fleet and they put into effect lmmeol
atey after the declaration of Hundreds OF ships have
been commissioned for service since last June and
they have been differed and manned The personnel OF
the navy has been greatly nceasedand have you heard
of seaman without Uniform? Has there been any scan
da about the the receiving IN the training
stations OF on board ship intimation Of high sick
rate? Everyone knows the in the negative
The navy department. sharp contrast to the war de-
partment has plenty Of everything plenty of clothing
food machine guns rifles and ordnance 1t has artillery
for its wa1shps and artillery enough, also to arm more
than 1000 merchant ships which it has done And 1t IS
building submarines desroyers and cruisers at great rate
The navy department contains many highly skilled and
energetic officers at the heads of its bureaus but in
competent and interfering secretary would have Largely
nulIfed their work.
The secretary Of seemed to fit in his office fairly
well before war came while secretary Daniels was udleued
as impossible Since entered the war, secretary Baker
has come to be considered entirely subcaber, while his
colleague in the navy department has, to now, made
good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
By DUNK Bolts.

II HE twin brothers of the Calf
Ribs neighborhood were in town
= Saturday and bought some two
fers. They are so much alike they
could wear the same necktie without
being caught up with.
X =
There has been a shortage of coal,
and a scarcity of sugar, and now comes
February with a shortage Of days.
< = <
Cricket Hicks rescued Miss Hostetter
Hooks from s burning pasteboard hotel
in the amateur play Friday night. In
fact the entire cast portrayed their
roles like true thespians and there is
talk Of them going on the road if it
wasn't Sc muddy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

hEr~ 7HEN the Law requiring
AA tubsrculi1 tests for dairy
cows first vent into ef-
feet. = number OF years ago, there
we're found TO be many cows affected
with the dread disease said city vet
srizarian Dr.. A. 3. Warrener. To-day.
however. It is a ra-s thing TO find a
COW 50 diseased All dairymen, even
the foreigners who have only a few
<oHs. have learned that It Is TO their
advantage 70 keep diseased COWS from
their herds and consequently they
obey the laws TO the letter and wont
buy any cows unless By the tuberculin
test they are shown 20 be free OF
tuberculosis. The result Is a practical
entire absence Of tuberculosis among
or dairy herds"
-
Thefts Of mine ore n Mexico are
extremely common and cause miners
great annoyance" said Tom Johnson.
The natives have crude method,
consisting OF q pan and through ar
Eangement for reducing high grade
silver ores 70 the pure bullion and
their apparatus may be found at
districts The result, therefore, Is that
Eine owners are forced 10 keep close
watch on their properties"
more apples are being. used IN El
Paso the present winter than ever
before" said J. Y. Lorentzen. due
e the smallness Of the orange crop
IN California people have taken to
eating apples, and the result Is that
growers from Oregon and Washington
are getting good prices for their
products and selling In large guam
stiles The stuff from these tao
states Is well graded and packed and
Of fine quality AS a matter OF fact.
sopbers and retailers are selling on
a much smaller margin Of profit
considering the cost Of doing b1si-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
New Year Musings


that win be Of and Then be thousand urgent
calls for coin cannnba shells
and wooden legs Our boys viii 60 from training from native shores
And the battles and armies charge the foe the burdens
ven know beyond an doubts who the pers
phrases big put flights dig Dig
DIG would show white
rolls will beasly
WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
FACTS ABOUT OUR NAVY
r, LrrurrNAsr rrrzuueH GREEN. U. y.
Auxiliaries For 4 Many.

carries fun diving sets 70 be used
when they sink At the bow Is q
huge tackle 70 lift them clear OF the
water. Every one OF the U-boats' mil
lion parts Is carried In her -capaclous
hold. storerooms and compartments
Only the refrigerating plants OF
Swift & Co. could be compared with
that OF one OF our beef boats such az
the Glacier. Only big city hospital
could class with the Soiace- The col
ier Jupiter and the tanker Kanawahi
are floating coal mine and oil well
respectively Best OF all any OF these
vessels Is SO enormous that she can
transfer supplies at sea as veil as In
port All make excellent troopships
In emergency.
In one year our auxiliaries steamed
37s,319 miles, more than is times
the fleet 3S4s4e4 tons OF coal and 25l,-
D04 barrels Of oil General freight to-
tailed 57,213.949 pounds. Yet the whole
maintenance for all these valuable
craft was only 1888 in a year. o.
about the yearly uDkeep OF one bat
tIeship.
Strange duties fan TO the auxfiia-
RES The Hector carries a full grown
submarine on her deck out to CaTite,
P. I. IN 1915 the Jason took a cargo
OF Christmas presents to the belliger-
ents and returned loaded down with
exhibits for the Panama Exposition
The vulcan was used by the Jewish
Relief society for sending food to the
LeTant-
All this has not really been the IA
val service The 225 officers AID 1902
men on our Golfers have been what is
known as the n. A S. the naval aux
I iliary service. Lately justice has been
done and the whole train absorbed by
/ the navy Considering that from
| Guam to Manila alone our Golfers
saved S7o9.000 on coal transportation
/ in u months-the government used
to charter ships-auy reasonable re-
ward Is due.
Buckets and spit-tits they are
called: and they carry anything from
/ coal. tins nitrate. hemp ARD shellac, to
/ eggs. beef, spuds. Christmas trees and
dead men Yet TO the fleet they are
/ not only butcher, baker and candle
stick maker. but mother. nurse and
/ undertaken
God bless their rusty beams and
/ barnacles!-copyright, 1918. By George
I Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
CLOSING DOWN OUR INDUSTRIES
IS NOT SPEEDING UP THE WAR

ters but 1t be remembered that the demands OF
manufacturing shipbuding and environments have made
tremendous increase over normal requirements and that
the demand for bunker coal for transport IS much
greater than before Demands Of all kinds are greater
also because this is the coolest winter In years THIS
coolest winter has brought weeks Of the worst kind OF
weather making railroads almost impossible from snow
Add to that shortage of 10000 and the fact that
eastern railroad wards are blocked with trains and repair
shops are full of bad order" locomotives and lack skilled
men TO repair them and the is fairly complete.
Still might this have been provided against II the
government had seen to it earlier in the year that coal
mined and moved in the warm months. If government
can impress into its military service to be shot IN
INTO service with pick in his hand, to mine coal?
This closing down when ought to be speeding up IS
bitter pill Not the least of the bitterness comes with
The reflection that we do very brave figure be-
fore the eyes of ales-or eneres-afer all the
boasts of our enormous and twentieth century
efficiency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Little Interuiews

ness, than in any other part Of the
country almost"
THE splendid attendance and en-
thusiasm at the first thrift luncheon.
held Friday. shows that the people Of
81 Paso have their hearts in the
cause OF the war saving stamp cam
paign, and that there Is no danger
but what the city viii raise the quota
allotted" said Sam Dreben. Last
week there was fear that the presence
OF so many different movements in
the city might cause q slackening Of
interest IN the var stamp work The
spirit displayed at the luncheon
shows, however, that the work is GO
ing tight along, and that the quota
Of sl.6l6,020 IS sure to be raised"
Less luxury for the traveller" IS
the headline I read in The Herald the
other day." said Edmund Anderson
1t struck me particularly because in
observed so much what ! would call
needless Comforts The matter was
running to even greater extremes on
our great ocean liners before the war.
Gymna Sums, shower baths, mani
curing parlors, and an sorts OF things
that one ~ho thinks OF taking a trip
should have the hardihood to do With
without them altogether. II pres
ent conditions serve to lessen this
practice. II should be for the good
Of the Individual. as well as an item
in helping to win the var"
"Citizens Of FL Paso are protected
BY traffic laws that are modelled az
ter the best In the larger eastern
cities" said chief Of police Charles
Pollock. "and with the traffic men
on the job and the 7ecially
that part Of Il thai walks-cooperat-
ing with US there ought to be very
few accidents In the downtown sec
tons To many automobile owners
the regulations governing their going
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
FIRE DAMAGE TO MILL OF
LEVIATHAN co. IS $500

Kingman, Ariz., Jan. 1s.-Contrary
to first reports. the mill Of the Levia-
than Mines company, so miles south OF
Kingman, was not destroyed by a late
fire. There was an explosion Of fuel
oack OF the semi-Diesel engine, but
the flames were extinguished after
they had done about $500 damage to
the engine hours. The Leviathan Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Tn leadin' indoor sport these days
is runnin' a home on tn average hus-
bands salary. When somebuddy told
Lafe Bud about a Teller that got mar
ried on Monday an wuz accidentally
shot while huntin' on Tuesday he said,
eyes, 1 know, but that wouldn't hap
pen once in a hundred years.
Convrirht Sarlonal Nemspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Senior Paavacin editor FL Universal Of Mexico City
has denounced German minister Eckhardts activities
in that country in violation Of Mexican neutrality, has de-
anded his expulsion from the country and has cha
lenged him to fight a duel The German diplomat viii
neither himself from Mexico subject himself to
the ordeal of duel but VIII stick like knot on log SO
long as Mexico will tolerate him, but Nh. Palavacni has
proved himself Mexican patriot who is not afraid to
speak out plainly and forcefuly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
YSLETA SCHOOL CHILDREN
BUY $3.50 OF THRIFT STAMPS

Ysleta. Texas. Jan. ls.-The Ysleta
school children have purchased 1853
worth OF thrift stamps
The recent SHOWS have done much
for the land In the valley Pasturage
land is especially in good condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19
Lille ImeieWs
Says tuberculosis Among Dairy Cows Here Is Eliminated
High Graders at Mexican Mines Take Lots of Good Ore

and coming seem irksome and unnec-
essary indeed, both for the safety OF
those who ride as well as those who
20 afoot"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

The closedown order of the fuel administration made
everybody in the hot spite Of the freezing cold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

When a professional boxer, a youth who makes his
living by fighting sound single and 81, squirms out Of
enIisting be becomes one Of LIES funny things.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

When the women get into the patriotic campaign Of
canning fruit next July shah see red cross workers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

IS LICENSE INSPECTOR.
10. Crowson. candidate for consta-
BE in precinct No. I. has been ap-
pointed inspector OF licenses OF all
cars for hire in the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

lshes readers free %
any and all subjects
resources OF the Va
lgress and the many
Three cents IL post
Information wanted
J Haskin pirector-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Ten: Matt. VI. 80. "WherefOr.
if God 50"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

1reau at Washington furuI
answers 20 gAestions 81
ad from the Unparalleled
the great Library II Cor
Z servi-e al Washington
nquiry. State clearly the
rmation Bureau Frederic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Count LuXburg, VINO was recently
persona non grata, is now said to be
also persona non sana--NeW York
SIM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Bolsheviki deserve German peace
terms. but they seem rough on Rus
Street Journal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

Perhaps II Was the intention 20 walt
and capture machine guns from the
Germans-Kansas City Times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

The E. Paso Herald Information Bure
charge. with accurate and authoritative a
concerning which information can be had
rious federal government departments. tn
experts and scientists IN the government
age for reply must aecompany each inql
and address The e Paso herald Inform
WASHINGTON. p. c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

the pep with which We Investigate
into our fighting.-St Louis POST
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24
2,OOO MEXICAN WORKERS CROSS
 TEXAS BORDER

FL PASO, Texas, July 24.-MeXi. can mechanics, field hands, irrigation ditch tenders and railroad track work CTS are crossing from Mexico at the average rate of loo a day. figures in the border immigration OfhC" here show. President CarranZa recently issued an order permitting these workmen to leave the country and seek employment in the United States, and free transportation is being fur nished 2,OOO of these labOrer8.
 Work is scarce in the interior of the republic. and all of the Mexican laborers return to their native coun- try with the advent of cold weather. The secretary of the interior readily 10 have them leave for the summer II has been necessary for tn American consulate in Juarez to enlarge its force in order to attend to the applications for passports to the United States. No head tax or edu- cational tests are required of this class of immigration labor.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24
CATHOLICS N0W IN SESSION AT
 SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-The fifteenth annual convention of the Catholic Educational Association, which has been in session since Mon day. will come to n close tomorrow with q public mass meeting in the Exposition auditorium Right Rev. Bishop Shadan, president general oi the Catholic Educational Association, is presiding at the sessions.
 Noted prelates and priests. and teachers from every corner of the United States are participating in the deliberations and discussions during
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24

the convention here of the scholars. and thousands of Catholic laymen and their families are visitors for the convention period Nearly all of the Catholic institution of the nation are by delegates. including
 the Catholic University at Washing ton D. (.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-24

Entrance Burkhardt Way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-27

,i,s way through the food closet close
90 where she s1t by the i.r, Some
thing tlrw out AMID tor. down the
blind from M, window. .h1tt'riuu tn,
glass Thea. without moan. the
woman fcll forward. ou th, floor.
when tho ODD man Stumbled. 'rcm
bling. from hlH refuge Boz. saw his
wife lying ON tho floor. and near her
something shouo iu tho light II was
the brass fuse cap from am exploded
shell outside the fun harvest noon
shonc clear and pitilessly. It's light
flooding the room and failing on the
body OF the woman who las still iud
silent.
The old man raised his head. and
looked fun and clear through the
shattered window upon tho unmoyed
globe OF pure light Then hc cursed
not God, nor the kaiser, nor the
war, bur the moon lie cursed the
thing Of beauty whose beauty had
passed, that had suddenly become
something u~nspcakably hateful and
maliguant-tho light that lod the
Wurdcrers.