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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

and sin. and stifle and scar your con
science tiI you literally stab It to
death. want to warn you young
people and older ones. too, that
when you have stabbed your con-
science till Il no longer speaks out
on moral issues you are standing on
terribly dangerous ground Sin IS
death TO character. Character stands
as a citadel in the eyes Of men. as a
and the angels Young men and
women. what YOU need TO bottom
time on IS that something called
chars cter: what you need 10 bottom
eternity on is that something. char
aCfCr Young men. when, through
bad associations and influences YOU
throw your heritage away, your lind
it hard 70 set hack. Some men do get
IL hack. but when you're down, you'll
find the hill mighty long, steep and
powerful slickl
Ger IN Church Early.
Young girls, character IS all you've
got and you might as well Kill a
girl as give her a bad name once
you fall by the wayside. the wolves
OF humanity viii stop long enough TO
tear you in pieces. and then they
90 on When a young Eiri is careless
OF her associates. careless OF her
auusemeuts. Of her hours. Il doesn't
take a prophet TO tell what her end
is going 10 be. Sin is death TO will
power. Bows and girls. I've given
these figures before. but I'm going
to give them again. Nine ont OF ten
who 90 in the church go in before
they are 20. Between 20 and -. only
one out OF 100; between . and 40.
only one in 1000: and between 30 and
so. only one in 10000 come 20 Christ.
Every sin Is 2 direct stab at your
viii power. You can get the habit
and say Yes and Yes 10 sin till you
fall at last. into a Christless grave
Sin is death 10 the body. In Bible
times. people lived 70 be 600 years
old. People have so dragged their
bodies through sin that today the
average length OF life IS little more
than SO years. Because OF the sins
o. those who have gone before them,
children are born into the world dis
eased from head TO foot, mortgaEed
here and then pass on % Judgment
Leaving eternity out OF the question.
it would pay you 2 hu1dredfold 20
get rid OF that danlably destructive
thing, sin.
can TO Young and Old.
"Sin IS death 20 the soul" said the
evangelist solemnlv. When come
TO this and saw that the same law
applies to the life beyond the grave.
follow you there. And yet Jesus
said that the death OF the body IS
little thing. and told you 20 fear. not
the one that could slay the body. but
the one that after death. could cast
you into hell What IS the death be-
yond the Erave2 do not know. but
It IS such a terrible death that God
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Way After the Matching Season Cook Can Sell
All the ROostersi Infertle Eggs Keep Best
Lost in Careless Egg Handling $45OOOOOO Production
of InfertiIe Eggs Important Way to Save This Food;
Warm Weather Will Soon Take Toll Unless Male
Birds Are Removed Now From the Laying Pens.

mother hen that IS allowed 20 range
unrestricted with her chicks frequent
~ takes her brood through wet grass
and as a result some are chilled and
die. especially the weaker ones, which
are likely 20 be left behind The loss
OF young chicks which follows such
practice is large and mainly prevent
able, specialists OF the United States
department o. agriculture say.
Any style OF coop which IS dry. ven
tilatsd and can be closed at night 10
protect the brood against cats, rats and
other animals and which, while con-
filming the hen. viii allow the chicks
TO pass IN and out freely after they
are a few days old. will be satisfac-
tory. The hen should be confined IN
II the chicks are weaned, though a
small yard may be attached 20 the coop
II desired 20 allow the hen to exercise.
The fence can be raised from the
ground far enough 20 allow the chicks
to 20 in or out, out not high enough
for the hen TO escape By using a coop
the chicks can find shelter and warmth
under the hen at any time and the
weaklings after a few days may de-
velop into strong. healthy chicks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

The Bounding Billows milllner was
among those present at the dog Hlil
church last second Sunday and wore
one OF her latest Paris creations out
OF the stock; thus sffording the pas
tor a good opportunity 10 talk 10 men
washington Hooks IS going TO start
life ali over again and has scrapeo
the last years circus posters OH OF
-'- Jefferson Potlocks is fixing to have
his feet washed at the HOG Fora
church foot washing next sunday.
The Hog Ford congregation sur
1rised their pastor yesterday morn
.nC by presenting him with nice
a crowd OF fellows from out about
RYE Straw were al the Dog Hill
church last Sunday. They didn't 90
in. being only innocent bystanoers.
Dock Hooks. our popular mule
shoer. dentist and barber, says after
all there is NOT such big difference
Sidney Hooks is making for him
self 0uite an enyiable reputation as
a musician. and is going TO render
some popular selections IN PUBIC as
soon as his new records get here
Washington Hooks says when
fellow Is Young he gets sut OF the
path and cuts across the field IN MS
eageruess 10 get somewhere during
the rush hours OF life; but as old age
comes on he IS content TO get hack
into the beaten road, where ne PICKS
himself out a nice. well-Worn rut on
the right side OF the road going yon-
me deputy constable has added a
snvglass attachment 10 his lantern
and coutemplates doing some very
fine detective work this spring and
summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

TIE fat man that runs the store at
/ Bounding Billows is about TO quit
business. as whenever he wraps up a
sale the customers think they are
getting short-weighted when they
look at the package and then at him
The postmaster's sausage grinder
has nlysteriously disappeared. The
blind man is suspicioned. as his hand
organ has been out Of fix Tor several
days
Poke Eazley has been reading
He says some OF them that spent the
past summer at his house acted al
most that way.
Since the report has gained clrcu-
lation around Hogwallow that the
world will soon come 10 an END Ellick
Hellwauger has decided not to put
out any crop he says he would NOT
like TO caught with crop on his
hands II such a thing should happen
In the dark strip OF woods near the
Gander Creek bridge last Tuesday
night Fletcher Henstep was held up
BY two masked men and robbed OF a
very fine twist of chewing tobacco
Poke Eazley came within a rev
cents Of buying good buggy TINS
week
The F1ozwaIlow Improvement So
ciety announces with much pride thar
we are soon 20 have new moon This
society never withholds any informa-
tion which IS for the betterment and
convenience OF our people
Sile kildew says opportunity may
knock at a persons door now and
then. but more often it is some
neiEhbor who wants TO borrow
pinch Of soda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
e Keep Bombing German
To Win Wa, Make Her
Cru She Has Enough. %

Liverpool. Eng. April 2o.-'.The way
TO win the war Is TO keep on bombing
Germany until she cries enough, q"
writes a Liverpool army officer from
the front IN letter 10 bis home news
paper.
you at home" he adds. do not
realize how great IS the air super
iority OF the allies on the west front
The means OF finishing of the cam
palgn IS 70 create such q feeling In
the German towns that the population
viii rise and demand the ending OF
the war. 7 know Germany well. and
the DULLES are real towards at home.
believe that most Of the German SOL
diers are sick o. fighting and when
they find out how much more effect
lively we are air rsiding than they,
then Uill come the finish.
y notice that IN 4 raid on London
recently Is bombs were dropped. Do
you realize that IN our air report On
Tuesday night Il was stated that we
had dropped over 700 bombs? England
had been slow IN starting. but she Is
going 20 be terribly effective IN the
air. and from what hear. the Ameri-
cans are presently going 20 give Us all
a wonderful demonstrate OF how
1ir-raiding should be done
"Euthiessness Is the only thing a
German appreciates and fears. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

est the intelligent Chinese They dis
cover that 10 isn't enough 20 cut OF
your queue, let your wife's feet grow
TO their natural size and "flre" your
emperor in order TO solve modern
problems
In Japan 81 out Of 100 Inhabitants
above the infancy age can read and
write That helps TO explain Japan's
efficiency. She appreciates the inn
portauce Of knowledge.
Trotsky and Lenine, charming rulers
OF Russia. and the new Russian free
dom" that sits IN the shadow OF the
Prussian bayonet, are economical
men
IL IS announced that each % them
takes from his government only $40
per month I'm the way o. wages.
The president o. the French repub-
lis IS paid more than 100000 year
On the whole. France has bette-
bargain than Russia
When the bad news comes from the
allies, 10 IS wen 70 remember that
there is bad news IN Germany. o.
which olly suggestions reach u.s.
There IS not the faiutest doubt that
the German government is worried
and would eagerly seize an opportln-
fty 10 make such a peace as would
save the kaiser's face-and his
dynasty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
OnA " Editorial Comment By
~ Il "A Arthur Brisbane

the stress OF war. viii prove equally
inefficient in the period OF recon
struction and OF competition between
nations after the war
Hindsnburg is reported wounded by
a fragment Of a shell dropped By an
II $4,000 flying machines were
dropping dynamite on this German Of
feusive. what a different story would
be told It could have been doue---
could still be done
Conditions in Russia place this
country and the president IN a deli
cate position. The president may
be relied upon 20 act with wisdom
his task IS extremely difficult
Until recently all OF 1Ir. Goldman.
except one hand. lived in America
That one hand. removed in surgical
operation. was buried IN Russia --r.
Goldman dies. and. besides arranging
for one year OF prayer on his behalf.
gives orders that bis-buried hand be
brought over and buried with him
PhilOsophize about that for while
3Ir. Goldman probably wanted 20 have
that other hand where the Angel Ca
risk or spending all eternity playing
the harp with one hand.
There are all degrees OF faith. All
are beautiful and give comfort 20
their possessors.
The Chinese Bolsheviki. IN setting
Up a republic one day and pulling O.
down the next, are TO learn that there
is such a thing as premature r=Volu-
ton in the name Of liberty.
There is one president OF a country
who does not like the word cannot"
He is the president OF the United
States. and those that make O special
~ OF cannot are apt 10 hear from
him and with emphasis.
He VIII find eventually the man
or men that viii say I'VE can and
the machines viii be built.
Japan. planning 10 send an army 20
China TO maintain order VIII inter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

DOLO PASTA. caught in the French
II trap OF Justice, searched every
corner TO find an escape. but failed.
In this shifty. desperate creature.
without country. faith. honor. con
science or belief in anything. you
may study the character Of thousands
like him that buy and sell and pros
per wherever there IS money.
The BoIo Pasha type viii talk any
language. play any game and lie and
cheat In all
In a few words Of his BaItinor
speech the president saved the gov
eminent many scores OF millions in
interest payments when he said Of
the people. they viii look with rep
rotation and contempt upon those
who demand a higher rate Of inter
est"
This means that the securities will
not be any higher rate OF interest
than ~ percent on other loans that
are coming. What inspires reproba-
tion and contempt in the president
now viii inspire the same feeling in
him a year or ten years from now.
Any distinguished financier who might
approach the president with a sugges-
ton for 4 2 percent or 3 percent in
terest on government bonds "to slim
ulate patriotism would get a warm
reception
The Ronanoffs. recently rulers o.
Russia. are hard up. The empress
has only $500 month to spend. Some
grand dukes work for a living. ar
Norris. OF the United States diplo-
matte corps. will try 20 get money
TO the empress through Americans
now in Russia"
This is turning the other cheek. NIr.
Morris being a Jew. whose coreligion-
lists were not gently treated by the
Romanoff, while that dog had his
day.
The details OF Prussia's peace
treaty" with Russia give you an idea
OF what Prussia considers a friendly
peace arrangement
Germany takes one-third OF Russia's
railways. three-quarters Of her iron.
four-fifths OF her coal, 100000 OF
population. 100000 square miles Of
territory and 81 brsweries-
From Bagdad. land OF romance.
comes the story that Gen Maude was
murdered
At a public entertainment he drank
cup OF coffee into which he put
some milk.
In a few hours he was dead OF
cholera in It's most virulent form Mrs.
Egan. who drank the other cup Of
coffee. without milk. saws that Alaude.
who took Bagdad. swallowed cholera
germs criminally prepared 20 poison
him.
Il sounds reasonable from the land
OF Arabian Nights But anybody
drinking ordinary milk in Mesopota-
mia might well end the same way.
Cnpssruerlzed bulk" milk in this
country is sufficiently dangerous
Another step IN government control
the coastwiss shipping lines are
taken over
Do not imagine that the end OF the
war VIII end government manage
ment. Management viii change TO
government ownership.
Private ownership OF public ueces-
stiles. Incompetent and inefficient in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

gave his only begotten Son 20 save
US from It. And I thank God there
Is q fountain filled with blood where
an our sin may be washed away. We
have only 10 ACCEPT the salvation
There are those who viii sheer. but
that has ever been the lot or those
who do the worthwhile things-to be
sneered at There is always some
thing 10 be given M. but II paws. i
pavs- Young people, take Christ
now" In response TO the call with
out much hesitation. the young peo-
ple and a few older ones came FOR
ward 10 take him by the hand and
sit upon the seat OF the repentant-
Personal workers did their part
mothers. IN many cases, bringing for
ward their sons or daughters. The
evangelist closed by asking the stu
dents to leave their decorations IN
the tabernacle n they had no other
present use for them. and earnestly
asking them 10 come 10 his saturday
afternoon sermon on Thinking
White"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

An irfertue egg IS one that IS laid
by a hen that has not been allowed 70
run with a male bird In most cases
Il DAYS is long enough TO walt Tor the
eggs TO become infertile after the male
bird is removed from the females The
male bird in the flock has no influence
on the number Of eggs the hens lay
He merely fertiliZss the germ OF the
egg, which is not necessary when the
egg is 20 be sent 10 market or used Tor
table purposes. Il is impossible TO
hatch an infertile egg Of 20 cause
blood ring 10 form in one. lurertile
eggs keep in good condition IN temper
atures that viii cause fertile eggs 70
rot. After the Matching season, cook.
can. sell OF confine all Of the male
birds. Hens not running with male
bird VIII produce infertile eggs
quality eggs that keep best and mar
ket best.
4 fertile egg Is Just the opposite OF
the infertlle IN many respects II Is
the egg that Is produced from hens
that are running with male birds, al
though coca ionaly there are hens
running with male birds that lay in
fertile eggs This IS often the case
with hens that are confined In yards
and runs. and birds that do not have
green iced. or those that are overfat-
The fertile egg should only be pro-
duced during the breeding season Ine
fertile egg is the one from which the
chick IS hatched and that spells 80
quickly when subjected 70 the ordt-
nary methods OF handling on the farm
and when marketed IN the hot sum
mer months
COOP HENS LET CHICKS RANCE
II ts best 20 confins the mother hens
until the chicks are Weaned- The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
German and Austrian
Railways Lose HeaUily
By Wholesale Robberu

zurich, Switzerland. April 20.-Offi-
cial reports OF the Prussian State
railways show that IN 1917. $1,000. 900
marks were paid as compensation for
property lost or stolen n transit.
compared with 100000 marks IN
The German postoffics paid 5000
900 marks In compensation durin-
The greater part OF the goods stolen
on the railways was foodstuffs, cloth
Ing ana other articles OF necessity.
The robberies on the Austrian rail-
ways are reported 70 be even greater
than IN Germany. The ministry Of
railways IN vienna beEs the pubIlc
not 20 send goods by rail except In
the most urgent casea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

FORTY FIVE million dollars every
/ year IS the estimated loss from I'm
proper methods OF producing and
handling eggs. according 10 special
lists OF the Z. s. department OF agri-
culture. About oue-third OF this loss
is due 20 partial Matching Of fertile
eggs which have been allowed TO be-
come warm enough 10 incubate, and Is
p-eventable. Production OF infertile
eggs IS the remedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Mimic BattIefields
Used For Training Of
Girls rs War Nurses

London, Eng, April 20.-Nurses are
trained on q mimic battlefield at the
college Of Ambulance in this city.
Make believe trenches, q rooness OBJ
servation station, a first dressing sta
ton and a conYalescent hospital are
there n order TO train doctors and
nurses under war conditions.
Princess Mary and princess Arthur
o. Counaught received instruction at
this college and the former became
so proficient that she is commandant
OF the detachment Of the Red Cross
which bears her name.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

sCHWAB MOVES FLEET OFFICES.
Washington. D. c.. April 20.-Trans-
fer Of the offices OF the emergency
fleet corporation from Washington 20
Philadelphia was under way today as
the first official move OF Charles n
Sclwab. newly appointed director
general OF ship building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
New British Beer viii
Diuert Bd1Leu to BdRer,

London. Eng. April e0.-A new beer
oreWed for consumption IN England.
VIII a reduced gravity, VIII divert
100000 quarters OF barley from Brew
ers to bakerF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Fertile Eggs Spoil Soon;
GetRdOf The Rooster

After the Matching season, cook,
sell or pen your rooster. Hens not
running with a male bird viii pro-
duce iufertile eEEs-quahty eggs
that keep best and market best.
Fertile eggs soon spoil FOR food
and market IN summer heat. just as
they do under the sitting hen or In
the Incubator. Egg production IS
equally great in locls from which
ROSTERS are excluded,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

The n Cox whose Signature appears on
the thousands Of allotment check seut o.
soldiers' dependents By the government s.
Hisir inaurauca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

The Americans are planning to show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
HOGWALLOW NEWS

DUNK Bolts, REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
JopyriEhted-E. l. Adams. George BIHEhAHa)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Gent1ement

The two Ke11y-spr1ngf1e1d tires Eh1ch are
visible in the graph made today OF ny Ford de-
livery truck, have been this car for nearly two
years, having purchased then OF you on Nay 24ths
1916.
AS near as I can tell, these tires have
run very close to SO, 900 miles and you nay rest
assured that an, forever, a Kelly booster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

COOP HENsi LET CHICKS RANCE
il fs best 20 confine the mother hens
ntil the chicks are Weaned- The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

japan. planning 10 send an army 20
5hina ITO maintain order" VIII inter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

"rhe wages OF sin is death What
e the death 20 which sin leads? There
are az least five deaths which follow
sin: do not know how many more Z
Sin is death 10 the cnoscience. Where
does the conscience abides how does I
g operator We do not know. yet l. ]
is a tremendous factor in every life. I
None escapes hearing the voice Of ;
conscience commend the good deed I
OF condemn the bad. But you can sin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-06
MATRlCULATED YOUTH
TOGET STUDY DETAIL
Registrars, 13 and 10 Years Old,
to Be Chosen to Receive Edu-
cation Under Army Plan.

More than 400 educational institutions
ment's program for educating at the ex-
pense of the government recruits who
are selected as worthy of that privilege
Practically the entire first class to be
given the special courses will be
drawn from the eighteen and nine
teen year old men who are registered
at approved institutions for the scho-
lastic year beginning next month. The
period between October and Decem-
Der will be devoted to testing out
the plan. Those students who fail to
take full advantage of their oppor-
tunity in that period will find them
selves changing places with other
men from the draft ranks.
Selection of recruit for special
training, it was stated officially, will
mean that he will then face one of
four eventuali.ies: He will be found
sufficiently qualified for detail to an
officers training camp; he will be
enough for that supplementary
training and will be maintained at
the school; he Will be found unquali-
fled for commanding troops, but
qualified for further technical train
ing: he will be returned to the status
of draft-registrant and will be
called in his turn.
No decision has been reached as to
whether the military regulations
drawing dry zone around all Army
training camps shall be extended to
cover these institutions. 1t is prob
able, however, that where a college
is within the corporate limits of
city, zone will be established
within one-half a mile of the campus
boundaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-06
MOVE FREIGHT QUICKLY,
MERCHANTS ARE URGED
Warned Of Prospective Embargo
Oh individuals Who Allow
Goods to Pile Up.

Fearing that the railroad admins
tration will place an embargo on
freight coming into Washington if
congestion again occurs in the local
train yards, the Merchants and
Manufa cturerS' Association today be-
gan a campaign to have every bust
ness man in the city move his ship
ments as soon as they arrive.
According to Charles J. Columbus
secretary of the association, there are
already signs of a piling up of less
than-carload freight lots in the sew
eral railroad yards.
In a statement issued today. the
merchants association warns bust
ness men that the railroad admins
tration may place personal embargoes
on individual merchants who do not
move their freight promptly.
A rule curtailing the free period of
twentyfour hours for freight to lie
in the yards and a regulation requir-
ing prepayment on all less-tnan-
carload lots consigned for delivery
in Washington, are contemplated, the
statement continued.
Merchants are being urged to accept
freight at their establishments be-
tween am. and ) pm. Transfer
companies, the statement asserts, are
planning to discontinue delivery of
freight into warehouses and base
ments, in order to release teams
quicker for another trip.