The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Under the shadow 81 the war cloud
Ina, looms ominuusly over all Europe a
tensc anxiety ard electric activity per.
Nades all American life. u Is reelected
I'm faces In this CITY. With the passing
of February. the critical mouth named
hy interpreters % Bible prophecies rs
the time tor the last great war % end.
the hopes Of q multitude ot religlnnists
and mystics have collapsed The dove
81 beacr IL ia hiding while the dogs ~
war are treding on the colossal fairness
81 Russia. Instead ct the hoped iui
pearc. the ldcs Of March may Dee ~.
corded IN bloody letters az the date
when Pctfogrnd. the royal city of the
Nofthlnud. may fall into the hands of
invading hathatinn-. No one can guess
what the future holds IN store. Vet
faith in the All Wise H. more stcudfast
than ever before.
"Ey 'tywhcre this eosmic trust hold.
sway,
Wherever the lives of mankind
trend,
Faith leads is brothers along tho
way,
Aud happy, safe to the iourncys
end. -
~ Camp Kenruy the boys-our boys
are preparing 10 move to another rau
toument. Whether that will lee in n
coast pof, or an inland cump for the
summer no one knows. IL j. said that
one contingent is 20 go 10 kentucky for
n season. Governor l.indacy and his
stnr are nj sun Diego. where today
New Mexico ohciuliom aud New Mex.
leo soldiers are receiving plapdits from
thousands Of people. They deserve Il,
The r%hautnuquu salute and tears and
cheers are givcn by the home folks.
WHOSE hearts are there with the boys.
The desire 20 do some definite thing
so help IN the war Is spontaneous cX.
preston heard M social and work gath
crlngs. The zeal ot two factions of war
aid workers took shape IN an argument
NJ q party last week. II was one of the
popular sewing, lunchlesS parties nppro.
pirate % the times. One Young woman
made the sweeping statement that aIl
women giving genuine society functions
and elaborate dinners care pru.Ger.
man" In the serene manner uf "a we'll
poised thinker, an elderly lndv dcvoiing
her time To- Rcd Cross cndcnvors re-.
hukcd the enthusiastic patriot. ''No.
they are not pro.GrrmRn, my dear. SeN
crnl soriety ladies | know have sent
their sons 20 France, or expect them 10
go soon. They are making the heroic
effort OF soldiers To face litc btaVely.
with smiles, without tears sud ircm
hlinps. Social recreation tc tb,m is q
prent boon, In fact. II Is the nBhIucr
wheel 81 life To- all who have secret
priefs ni excess work. Re churiiHhlr.
Society is the coming together of con
genial people. In times of stress il
saves health and reason. An occasional
dinner will not bankrupt the country or
ourselves, hut IL II brings people TO
gethcr IN fellowship il serves q rohle
purpose. DO not accuse people prumis.
cuously Of being pro.Gcrman. Food
conservation will be- forced upon ull of
us sooner or later.
The prospects for food shortage is or.
~cnsioning many Ga suggest that II will
not be- many Rooms till dog meat will be
henerally sold and eaten' The Germans
are nov Killing dogs and horses for 81.
william aud army consumption, the news
writer's tell ny. The idea il %rcpugnant
10 dog lovers as well a. those Of fnstid.
ious tastes. What child in Albuquerque
would turn cnnnihal and eat his cnnine
playmatci What householder would ne.
ward the loyalty of the family watch.
dog hy feastlng on his ilesh' What
hunter could forget the four legged
rhum that shared his sport of the onen.
aud kin the lrustful Towsrri In an.
other column i- a clipping from Harpcr's
Pnzar On "My Dog sen In hy Mrs.
. Lillian Wilson,
A for steaks aud roasis of horse