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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
Our Offer

Buy from your grocer two
packages Of JiHy-Jen to Try.
Then mail us the coupon be-
low. Enclose only 1oc 70 pay
mailing, and we will send you
three individual dessert molds
in assorted styles, made Of
pure aluminium.
Or enclose 20c and we will
send six molds-enough to
serve a full package of Jihy.
Jell. The value is 60c per set
Or we will send a pint
mold, either heart or auted
value 50c-for only
l0c to pay mailing.
Cut out the coupon now.
Order Jiffy-Jell at once, for
this offer expires in one week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

Mrs. Warren Thompson Of Boston,
formerly of this city. is receiving
warm welcome from her many friends.
Mrs. Thompson has been i'll Augusta
and is visiting in town, enroute to her
home in Boston.-Portland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

I Kennebec Lodge, No. 1858, Loyal Or
der of Moose. will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday evening FOR the
purpose of nominating officers for the
coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

j. Hobart Harrison, manager of the
Star Theater at Westbrook, was at his
home in this city over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

Calanthe Lodge, No. 50, X. of p. will
hold it's regular meeting Wednesday
evening with work in the rank of Page,
and good attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

A. f. Champney, local manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph CO., is
taking a two weeks annual vacation,
and with Mrs Champney left Saturday
for a visit In Boston and Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

Ralph Jackman, formerly of this city,
but who is now employed at Squantam,
Mass. was in the city over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
NOTICE

l hereby give notice To alls persona tia,
they are forbidden to extend credit to nv
wife. Blanch NJ. Searles, as / shall ma y
no bills Of her contracting after this date
JESSE SEARLEs.
Augusta, Ne. Feb. Is, 1918.
feb6-mch5-12s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

The Nurses Club will meet at 2.30
O'Clock this Tuesday afternoon, with
Mrs. Wallace Price. Chapel street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
NOTICE

NOTICE
I hereby give notice to all psrsous that
they are forbidden to extend cred1t 70 NV
wife, Grace Manson, Is I shall nav no
bills OF her contracting after this dSta
CHARLES w. MANSON
Pittston. Me-. Feb. q. 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05

We want you to know Jiffy-
Jell for your own sake. See how
it excels the old-style gelatine
desserts. It will surprise and
delight you.
Jiffy-Jell is an exquisite prod
uct, made with rare-grade gel
atine. No sugar, no fruit need
be added. Just add boiling
water. Then add the rich fruit
favor zfrom the vial in each
package.
The great distinction lies in
these wondrous havors, made
from fresh, ripe fruit. They are
highly concentrated, so Jiffy-
Jell desserts and salads have a
wealth of rich fruit taste. They
come sealed in bottles - one in
each package so they keep
their strength and freshness.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Mar bic aricasprofitaeier mad benz

@ru0e ibrer BemelHbeit iortlreu
u6Qte, bate brutjutoJe Uicl 81 tblm
Jdlr ourin iino lie lid fait ale gIelt :
lie habcn Die putrlottihe Yiuafe uorge
buu0cn, mcnn lie auf Raub Gu5Jehen.
l~lcbcr0ic9 balteu tie lih meIIt in Den
Sdranfeu 0c2 0ciebc8. Dem 0lihltas
ben nadl. o0er geniiqen0, iid) pom foIt.
ipicllqen N0Uofateu mil Grfolg per
thei0lgcn 81 IolieH, Deuu Ole @erld)tc
Dies lua0 lcnc5 pon linen milieu mol
len. !tidlt ale hubcu lie ocH V}lltb,
lhrcn biirqcrllden 9iltT, o0cr mas ne
0arurtcr D~critCbcn, nit tdQbelteul
Haub 5ll riatiren, mic ienc burden
e 9eQptr, ga, Ole einem ltaIlcnlldcn
5duItcr ieineu &ibertp Bono 3urn
0cmclie 0oB er cIncn bobe mo lonlt
lo0ul lei, abior0erten mo 0amit altr
characterization pcrihD0n0cn-
Gor groBrn 9icbeu miro mon bdltfjg
Qelpurnt, aber Z nittt uid)tS. TIcl-
lciht crlpciIt iit Die Warmtng Dor
0~cnicni0en @icu0o @atriotcn, Ole lid
init alcinjgfeItcn Qb9cben" ais nltt
Ild)cr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
vie qugD0s.

TraueutIsiosr gsbsn me6r uno
neht 0eipgdAsitrif 6el GtU,terunseH
JON SpdrprobIsmsn. Die puhienbe
9elie6t9eit Der Iniformsa uno biz
5rage, Oh sinbeitIihe 8leioung iar
beruilid tdti9s 5rausn prnttiid
mare, BAT aud oS 5rage auigebratt,
ob aIeioung IN Der 9rie9s3eit uui
einen 9eiteren ODER duf eineR erniten
Con geItimmt icin ioIl.
.3as 9leio ner 5rnu mag Der
Qusorud oes 5nitinttes fir Shaus
Itelluna Der @eiu6le iein, Der Wanu
in ieiner Gleiourg blsibt INNER Der
Stlope Der Tradition" duBert it'd
Or. 5~siiieca YIeorotto, Gretutio,
SorIiBenoe 6es 9umensI Departments
fir EinoermobI1dbrt pom 6raueus
Somitee fir rationale Yertelpigung.
~8epiB iloIen 6rauen beitere SIei.
oung trogen. SD iebe tetne llrs
iaHe, nurum lie it'd nift pugen iolls
ten. SO piro ia oft 5~itieri, nisl6it
in Der b0titen Yein Ion Die 6rau
sin 2d4eln our Sdau tro9en," unO
~aleio uno 3ierat inn sin Sell
hires QqdeIns."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

Die ma tie bel ruf1tanoigen Ratio
licn beobad)tet. Die ridtige GlntbeI-
lung lit in fpeientlide Ginge uHo I'M
meieutlide GInge. 81 0en erItcrclI
qeb0rt abiolute Irelte uno @ingabe
an Oas gcmciuiame 0aterlano. 81
01Cieu iH0 ole GarteIen uHO ale
@laubcnsbefenutuiiie uerpilihtet
0lcrin muB abioIutc Ginigfelt bette
ten. ,,n alien onOercu Ginger miB
15reihgit herriden. oenH Die 6rcIbclt
1T 0as lebcncrboltenoe Clement frelcr
NtnnNEr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
in Der Nuauitnnmmer Scr bcfunn-

ten mo DoMonleiebtuen 6otlhrlit
nGhcmicol an0 M}ctolllraical Gnqi
ncering" Itcbt elm Observation-Disclosures
ArtifcI ijber Die 9eocltlng Ser orlt-
id)en Sprahe iIlr Die Niiienitolt
Inter on0ercm hclBt Is ga: n\>u Ser
d)emiitlcn @iterotllr lit oic 0attidt
Sprnte bcute ole rcihite. 2n@iclbc
GILT BON onocren 3mejgcn ser Mliien'
ihait, un0 oaa Stltouim Ser 0clt
iheu Sprude pcrhjtocru hIeBc. nor
hpiteriIhcn W}euid'cn 5uriItlucjd,tu.
Sn mauheu Edlleu mir0c man elm
&obr n}li tbeilmciiel mo m|15uIduQIidt
ltebcrlcbtna ST. marteu hobtn. Der
&rieg lit 5~ur5eit nod ntd1t lepou1clt,
ie0er BON un5 hat cine uoue Wuunc@
orbcit por iidl, mo oaa Hlien ON Ser
@cioe, no sic ucrrjldt2u Ntlul,lcl
herltmlau'cn, iii meoer tllil nodf por.
thcjlhaft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

ilen :ts.se. -.,t eans SimvaU.S Adt
sir ben Nantsl tam nun Serat,
Seioe. Sotl. an5 0etIsrln 5enut-
gen. 9eofor, aOroel. 6oroerou ODER
4!5atrob CIs 8!elo iollts DON
glpn. 9an5ru. g0ttit ooer Null
Iein. Ter G,lqsn Gen traeno ernsm
iaIiongemGfgr Stofi UNI oas Rt,
mono Don f.Qnsll, 9nihmrr. Seioe
ODER 9inneu.
Dos Muiter umfdBt ALE tlluitrier.
ten 4rtitel. IS if nur IN elmer
@roBe geitni,ten. Der Rantel er.
ioroert 3$>, peg 8Iero 29x uno Der
araoen /. 23yo. gum Rrmono
brnuhi man 2loyb 36s0lliqss W2a
terinl.
Sin WuItsr Don oieier 5IluIttn,
tim fir II Gents IN Sitter ODER
Warten an irQsno cine Qorefie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Snn=
0esmal0er.

SN'NNINNFg 'N'oN''
lmiere 9uuoc9
molocr and POM 9eih0itlihen
Stuuopuunfte aus 81 gcociben an.
Ser @critt Ser Toritobthcillung I'M
ierea Observation-Disclosures ilbcr oo3
Ntdmnnqaiabr 1918, oo5 nit oenl
70. %uut ihloB, Ioutet Qan3 gilnIti9.
9ouod) beIlefcn iid1 Die G%inuabmen
Ser Toritpermaltung oui $357L,000
Inn ctma 100000 mcbr ais I'M Dor
herqebenocu Rctmmg5iobrc. Go@
0cdt beinuhe sic Soften Der SorItper-
ualtlng non 100000. mobei oller
0jnQ2 oic INSTRUMENTATION Soften
iilr sic 19euerbcf1mpfung nid)t nit
gejdhlt iino. Gieie Soften mltr0cH
Ourh cine Observation-Disclosures oe3
GougreIIc9 pom iiber 100000 ge0ett
Cine rcd,t hilbidr GmIahme brad
ten Die MdIoer Notwithstanding fir
Meioe3pefe, n0hnrIih ilbcr $tI00,
900, ltu0 jUar St.039,000 fiir Mej0e.
,r~loubnib iiir Rinopieb uno $6G3
900 fitr Shofe. IN oleIcr &c3iebung
pur0en heuer oth lon5 bcionoere
2lnitrcnQlmqcn Qcundt, nm Sic pc
oiiriniIie oc5 @an0ea an SIeiit,
@oue uno @dlltcn 81 0efen.
Cor 3ol5pcrfouf e~riieltc ilber
$t.500.000. Qu$ @cit0it hattie
}iemlih o%6Qenonmen, neil Sic @oIt
.h0tiQfeit iniolge Nc9 aricqe9 bc0eu-
emo uatgeIaiicn hattie umo * 5u0em
on Observation-Disclosures mo al
ADMINISTRATION monqcltc. b~ciouoer3
I'M Qforomeiten, no 0uS &ol5qeihGft
Q~etp6buItdl ON eittrdgliditen lit.
Mud sic Ginnohmen aus ser Or
IoubniB 3lr @e3iehunQ pom MuiIer-
frait marcn 3uriitpcQnn1cn. Sic
bctruQen uid,t gun5 100000. Nn.
0Cre Nrtcn non notwithstanding.
mic 0adt pon 0ldten fir CONNER
friihc G%oithdltIerrL @eieuitlait5-
anIoQen, 1Siltiong II. a., brodten
etrpa $4,000. Or &erlcihung pom
Ecrpcnti1mor3llg5rcd)ten in ocn @ol.
BERN 0es Stoatcs 6lorioa erQob iiber
100000.
llebrlqen5 lit IN picIer 0c3iehung
Ste 8enuBunQ Der &onoc5m0I0er irci.
Nniic0Ier un0 3cmobner Der f(ciuen
Grtihoften in luno INN Die @Gloer
boben Die GrIoubniB, lid ihr @renn-
hol3 foItcnlo9 aus Dem Wnl0c SIT
bolcu. altBeroem oori Der N~niie0ler
ous @oI& oo5 er SIR &~crbciicrung
un0 &nltnnobaltlmg icincr 15arm no.
tbig bot. nehmcn lno icin &ieb bis
ut 10 Stijf Nildl mo Nrbcit3tfie-
rem mcnt9eltlih i'm @oloe reIben
Ioiien.
NotilrIid hobcn sic NuIobiitcr
IorQfdltiQ 0ordlli ST. ad)teu. ouB oeut
9&ol0e fcin o~ouernocr Shoocu Qe.
id)ieht, mcun olth Der 2Cu2nuBrna
ser @olomci0cn Sic 0enfbor pcltcIten
@ren3en Geictt iir0.
%1u o~llQcncincn 0ilrfer mir nit
Ger Gntnldlunq rmiere5 Wnlomcicn5
}uiricocn iein. mo mcnn mir Is in
Ser NuTfnrocrluuQ ltn0 I'M Eerbjlteu
.uou MoI0br1nocn nod wcitcr Qcbrud1t
halter, mcrocu utiert @0loor nit Ser
Belt cine Qnni hijbldc Gimuahme-
0ucllc b,l0cu un0, mas nodl pjcl mchr
1T, uicI iur Hlimu %crbcilerlud bel
trnnNu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

2422. 9dtjIt, 0OiIe, Crepe, 0i.
mitq, glatnioot uno 2upn eiQnen iia
tur oteies W}ooeq. 8ingham un0
Gbombrop tonnen oud gsbrou6t per.
ben, 8nS 8leio tonn itott nit Sir.
tel nit 5uiammen9e3o9enen 6aiten.
reiben an Der Suite gemddt peroen,
lpte ab9ebiloet. Aermel uno Qei6den,
tell iino Sci oieiem MooeQ aus etnem
Stit 9eihnitten.
0ds Muiter lit in 3 8r0Ben ges
i6nitten: fir 4, 6. s. 10 uno 12id6>
rige. @r0Be 8 6rau6t pa CARDS
3630QiQen Stoff.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
8etretoe.Martt
0ieh:M
SleinDerfaufspreile.
Ereislilte oeS GonmtD = Sebensmittel.
&%crlunlters fir gambler uno
Guninmenten.

llnt~cnitebenOe 8reiie itno Credit
Freiie mo gelteH fiir StapeInrtitcl.
sir 8nar5abllrngcn miro ELM Habatt
bon 3uel Ero5ent crloltbt. 8enn
NbIiefcrlung gemiiulht miro, 10 muB
Der a%leinbdn0ler meniaItcn5 5 Gents
oaiijr beretuen, Sir 9iiticn : @an-
rem iiaO feline @reiie feitgeiett, neil
Die pom Sen aouilllten oofiir gc5obI-
ten NreiIe SIT iebr pariiren, ood oorI
fem aaufmann fiir oieie @anrcn ei=
ucn gr0Bercn @roijt bercdnen OILS ocll
Dor Dem arteg berefYneten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

gtumUueru Gil QdIloJ
Gdbmuibinem
Sic .Ioroitern" Nabmalaule No. l.
an 5 ,&abre idrITIIlN gara1titt,
yrpp Heao" Ocbdule, eTtrd T'tue
0pIitltr, ale ueueltcH &erbcntrlUlgeh'
nblolllt Die bette Wtnlhine, DIE tur II
oerb eiueu Xrel5 er9ult.lb M $50
9ie .9(Oroitcru 9}u9mdldlIue gto. =
qenau Ipte no. /, mn MI al1Qoh'att-
idem Crop Qeoo" AZ
9ie rHor0tern- !{ulWdlNlle 2'o'
3, in 0llOeu Caf-@ebdllc. auIbonld@
tiidlcr .&ldtu Nlft", Ntli9elld9er>9e7
iteQ. nit outbOmatilhcm ~SelL NC
placer, bobcut Arm, Qeburttte1t Stdpl-
thcilen; aae oAttadeulenta1 III >dms
nIettditheu. Cine CUTE 9ldlhme 3u
Dem Iebr biujgeH &rclle uon nur Slo
Sic .Noroitcru Aubmd'd'Ine gto. t.
oenul lple Yio. 3, mr. III 1e9t e1ot.
uetform '9~l
vile oieIe MaId)jueu iIlo aploiut ga
rantirt. Die 6radE bat Der Ndnrtr 81
1raaen uto lie 6etrd5t upu soc bis Sl.0o,
ie nab Der 0ttun5.
2ieIe &rdmIeuIJlte lplro obnc peItere
Guti3 BON 3ett 3t 3elt er9dn5t mn per
duDert, ms oicic KreiIe rldlteu ltd] nad
Dem lclpeiljgeu giarttluertb.
Im bciten uuo iiheritcn lit e5, oa5
Sjelo per = rtuumetiuH lgtpuep
Groerl, oie ner @olrmeIlfer III DEN gro
iteren Crtihaiten ausitelen Tam, gu
ii5ericuoer. Gbcnlo gut NM )Jber NM
nie GrprcBdnmet1un9en loelz
DE Die AQcuicu in ulltu GrprtE@ Stntto>
men ul5itellcu. Neuu man 0u3 0cto
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Nir InS nuc Amcrifnncr in oiricml

20n0c. Wcr ijd Hld)t OILS loldcr be
tradltct u00 oltd) ujht als ioltcr
oeutt mo bc}rotIt. Ser lth3rt ultt nt
ans. Tamit III obtr Hldlt leIlG, oaG
in auOcrca Tirleu feline Ntlmta'oI
t,lfeit bcitaheu ioQ PIT uuo 'trg it'd,
lit Is Elm ll1Ntnl mo elm ltn'jHn 0c
gHitdlt sti rertcetcu. oaB bel 80 NF:I
Iioneu Wcnihtu pouitc ltcbertmItim
ruilun IN ellen EiHlcn bcrrittn uujB.
Ea9 mitr0e Den @cjit in TGiitln. ihid.
gen uu0 SIT elmer g%ritarrung llibrcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

Gin hes U u +. CT.
2429. 49, 5ur otelea utO6eu stgs
net ilt Serge. ptepiot. &innen, Drtl.
8bnti, 9uIuteu, SeerIuuer MD an0e-
rr iulion9emQBe 6uGrt.Ite. Gte Qos
len iino an ZEN uuleren GnOen 5u-
idmmenge5c9eu. Yer HOt lat EN-,
Iade SruIt un0 biiblhe 2aid)en uno
&urteI.
DDS MIuiter lit in 4 8r6bsn &C.
Idnittsn: Sir 8, 8. 10 IND 12idbri,
SC. Gr0be 10 trautt 434 garos
4430Qigeu Stoif.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

Wit Dem mas elu ein5igca Cater
foitet, fam man 3peI ain0er qroB
5Lehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

Die &eritellung lit Die widltigite
alIer meibliden Gugenoen; ocnu ne
eriebt ollie au0ercn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
Die &OlfsnnfitGnbe in Snpan iino

nat) oorttgen 3eltuHgcn oltf @unaer
infolgc 9eiamongeI9 5uritf5uiithren.
Collie Is etlpa III &opon @etreioe-
iultd)crer geben?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
prdmien Site.

Gin 3abr i'm 8orou5 be3ahlenoe
abonneuten cr6aIteu Ie etneu ldonen
aalcnoer ais @rdnlte gratis uno porto
frei, oOer Elm 3~opeueubut. lpopon ipIr
Spet unrrdibiq baben; "6eleraberotuIl-
Sen" uu0 Ser Giebe efptg iOedlc'Io
Qeto". 4n @rdmien limb luctter 1oIgenoe
z1tr Nu5mnhl %uorbduoeu:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

1892. 0ieles 8leioten lit leiht
81 MAIDEN, uno t~r9enoein Stoff lit
u~erirenObar. Quf Die 2dnge oes Qerz
mel tommt IS ebenfn1s nidt an.
8inQbam, Bercole, Gbombroi, 8nbors
Oine, eerge, Qeiuen ODER Piaue mir
ben Iih defenders gut eiQenen 0nS
U}uIter in pier 8r0Ben: ,, 4, 6 uno
8 Sabre. 8roBe pier e%riorOert 212
0uros 3631aiqen Y}dter;ols.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl SEIZURE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

ba5 nOd eR0e VI . de Il.
1866 - Gieirs 9eidlI!9e NioosII
murDe it'd in 5,auem Serge nit
Sautadebeiog gut auanebmen. Die
3dille i6lieBt an Der Settle unter
etnem fIotten 8raQen. Der Rod 1T
9eidltslt.
9u8 Wuiter Iisbt tur3e uno longe
NsrmeI Dor. lebters mt biiblhen 4uf.
ihld9sn. IS 1T IN 4 0rpBeu ges
I6nitten: g, {. 10 uno II Sabre.
@robs 10 srforoert As Yaros SO.
s0lligen Stofi.
Nuiter nlaIer &%uuItrotion fir II
Gents in SLIDER ODER Morten an
irQeno eine "Nraiip.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

GtoBieuiser. 6rumoin:
gu &liltIitlc, gcine 6otSeit itebt
DOR Der (iir."
@ront: so, Die 3Odaeit. aber
',rh 6ic Qod,2cit,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

GrIdeint ieOen 6reita8-

Scrausaeber: Sic Roroitern 9Toctation
4ooIf GduortdH, 8rGll0eHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30
mramien aeaen MebrbesaDlnng


t2auou ItnO il gnn5cn orei5ebn Nllm'
mern eridlcnen u1o uon 0W'
RluuIueru gu Qano.J
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

ltebcn Dem &crgniI
gen, 0ua lie an lid
g%emahren, fdngcn
llnjere 8luI0c3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-30

ga Gro7ic, Den 30. 2luguit 1918.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14
ANOTHER ATTRACTION

The Earth, the very attractive
publication Of the Santa Fe Railway
Company, published at Chicago, max.
Is the following interesting comment
relative to the proposed enlargement
and improvement of the National
Cemetery of this city;
The United States Government,
having made a beautiful park of the
National Cemetery. near Santa Fe,
New Mexico, the State Highway
Commission will build a high line
road to it This will flank the adj
%jacent foothills. and command a
splendid view of the city and sur
rounding country. This is the only
national cemetery in the Southwest,
and contains, besides the graves of
soldiers Of the Civil War. men who
made history in the early settle
ment of hat region II is proposed
10 add more ground u the cemetery,
In the original tract new headstoncs
have been set, and a handsome horse
for the caretaker. and a stone fence
and massive gates built. The new
ground will be lad out and orna-
mented by a landscape gardener
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14

The idea has been transmitted
from generation to generation, that
happiness is one large and bea Itiful
precious stone-a single gem so rare
that all search after it is in vain, all
effort for it hopeless. 1t is not so.
Happiness is a mosaic, composed OF
many smaller stones. Each taken
apart and viewed singly may be of
little value. but when all are group
ed together. and judiciously com
bined and set, they form a pleasant
and graceful whole-a costly jewel.
Trample not under foot, then, the
little pleasures which az gracious
Providence scatters in the daily
path. and which, in eager search
after some great and exciting JOY,
are apt to overlook.
Why should we keep our yes fix
ed on the bright distance horizon,
while there are so many lovely roses
in the garden in which we are per-
mitted to walk. The very ardor of
our chase after happiness may be
the reason that she so often eludes
our grasp.
We pantingly strain after. her
when she has been brought nigh un-
to us.-Ex-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14
EXCELLENT CHIEF EXECUTIVE

The press throughout the state is
wasting a lot of valuable space
boosting the respective candidates
for the governorship of New Mex
leo. The only cand date the repub-
lican party should consider is Gov
ernor w. Z. Lindsey. He has proven
himself an excellent chief executive,
but he has not played the game as
a professional politician, and for no
other than this reason the machine
W II oppose him. He has made thu
necessary appointments without re-
garding insignificant politics, and if
he is the nominee he viii, without
a doubt, get a large vote that no
other republican candidate can ex-
pect to poll.-Columbus Courier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14
WANT OF

In his letter Directing to a Sen.
ate committee investigation Of the
aircraft situation, President Wilson
said that he would regard the pas.
sage of this resolution as 3 direct
vote of want of confidence in the
administration" Now let US see
where that statement inevitsb BIZ
leads. President Wilson himself has
ordered ar investigation, and select
ed Charles E. Hughes to conduct
it. Wa. not that order a direct ex-
preston of want Of confidence in the
aircraft management which was en-
t'rely under control of the admins
tration? Is the President the only
authority who has the right to ex-
press a want of confidence? In every
county in every state in the Union,
a Grand jury sits at stated periods
TO inquire regarding the conduct of
the citizens of the several jurisdic-
tons. Is this an improper express
sion of want of confidence in the
people?
Want of confidence? Yes. Our
whole republican form of government
is an expression of want of confid-
ence in the capacity of any one man
or group Of men to administer sat-
isfsctorily the affairs of all the peo-
pie. The theory that the king can
do no wrong was abandoned cen-
turtles ago, by most people. There
are a few who still adhere to that
doctrine, but they are few. The
founders of the American republic
labored under no decisions in that
regard. They had seen the evils of
au~tocracy, and they established here
a government of three coordinate
branches, guarding each of them
against the enroachments of the
others. The legislative branch wa
made most powerful, for it has au-
of the President. Each House of
Congress was made SOLE Judge of
the right OF its own members to sit,
thus preventing either the executive
or the judicial branch from interfer-
ing with the only truly r p~resents-
tive branch of the government. The
or a Judg, can be impea-
by Congress, but no member
Of Congress can be called to ccount
by ither the executive or the courts.
All through the Constitution Their. is
of a want of confidence in
executive branch, and when
Congress exercises its authority to
into thu transaction. of the
administration, IL is doing no more
han its duty as the board of direc-
iors of the great public corporation
n which every citizen 10 q stock
,older. The great demand of the
lines Is for directors who direct,
md Congress will win the approval
Il the people If Il will fearlessly and
'ffieisstiy perform its fu.etiens.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14
THE BLOW

The dreaded German blow has fal.
len. And having fallen, is now
without power to inspire furthe,
dread and fear. German U-boat,
have attacked coastwise shipping of
the Atlantic coast Of the United
States. Up to the present time the
total loss has been some IL to Is
vessels. No transport has been threat
ened, no harbor has been damaged
and no big steamer with munitions
or supplies has been sunk. Thus the
blow has been Without military value
and certainly it has failed to strike
any terror into the hearts Of Amer
lea. Property loss has not been heavy
and comparatively few lives have
been. sacrificed. There has been
much speculation as to the location
of the base from which these w.
boats are operating but nothing def
mite on this point has been given
to the public.-War News.