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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-10
Albuquerque Herald
Page Four
SECESSION
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE,

In Il way, every war has been a war against Secession.
We think of the Civil War, of 1861, when we hear the word
Secession, because IT was u struggle of the Southern States 10 Seccdc
from the Union. But looking over history, and observing the general
trend, we shall find that the long drawn conflict of the world has
been between a tcntralizing or Cnifying force and a Dstintegrating
force.
The vast, centuries old agony Of mankind is the working out of
The Unborn desire to Get Together.
Universal brotherhood is not an academic theory, a prophetic
dream II is a deep instinct.
All orr ills come from isolation, provincialism, individualism.
sects, classes, parties, antagonisms: The cure is in the breaking down
of partitions, in coalescing.
Underneath the sordid ambitions and the pride of Rome was the
Yea ol Onc World, One Government, one Humanity; and although
The effort broke and the organization was shattered. the feeling NJ.
manned, to come mp again in due lime
Nations are a Getting Together, in advance Of the systems they
superseded. United Italy replaced the quarrelling Itnijan States.
so the France of today, the Germany, Great Britain and United
states OF today, each represent a unidcation of small provinces
lndlNdhalISn does not pay. II costs too much struggle 10 keep
mate wars.
When we get through with the present war. and look back upon
IT from fifty years of progress, we will see that IT, too. M n str,gol.
toward World Unity. Germany is emphasizing IFS Individuality II
wants to Secrdc from the World. We are fighting to make il como
m wth MS. J. must obey international law, accept the universal code
OF morality; It must also be human, not German.
me r''on "i Germany from civilization has powerfully unified
the world All other nations instinctivcly unite 10 oppose her
Never has mankind been SO fused as today: never has there bean
such a coalition rs that formed by Great Britain Franco It,lv IA.
United States and their allie.
We are TO be one. We are 10 have One Law. One Civilization
One Morality, One World Government. Not by the devices of mar,
but by the will of cod. "'
of war. "'"' y" ""'"
BY Labor Unions and Bushes, Trust, it is forging Ecoromic
Unity. '"'"'"
We are IN the grip OF an elemental tendency. as profound * cvo
Int'oh' as IRRESISTIBLE" as grayltation, slow. perhaps. but is certain ms
the procession of the cquinoxcs.
Secession is doomed. We are bound for
One God, one law, one element.
And one faroff divine event
To which the whole creation moves.
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vicious circle may Bee established
Ais" there SIRE distinctly ps,rnIr
enemies of the viii Fear i- ono Of
tuc-,
Through uuwieo training IN early
life many poupl. nro continually bee
sot ny fears OF ul Etnds Thcy allow
themselves ave To- fear ir]rntiuulii,.
uud boz the grip of their fears are Uh-
Hplutriy incapable of oNcrtinr VIII
power
such people need special treatment
as truly a, those physically iIl They
u""d 'r"utfnou' to- Danish their haunt
Iug breads o. civ" reason au oppoi
tun.'y 90 open tho door for the VIII
development they So painfully lJrE
Solf-m'u too. is q dire enemy 81 tb.
will
when % man brgius To- pity him
sol' whether for bodily maladIrs
financial reverH cs, on Whatever il may
he bat moment ho puts a blight on
his wsll power
For the attitude Of self pity Is
essentially ~" attitude of >urreudor
Ana with surrender effort ceases.
LASTLY. self Indulgence must Doe
rated among nh" worst of an enemies
of tho will
The scl~l-lpdulEent scarcely know
the meaning of the word t-lcritlr"
Vet withGut sacrifice viii power can
not Doe maintained. Again cull ON
In carroll tu hon testimony
Tho wholr story Of human ana
personal progress Is am unultiEatod
tale OF lcnials today dcniala az rost,
d"nIlls 90 rrpose and comfort ana
et~r and plrasuro-that tomorrow
may Doe richer
Accordingly for the development
and conservation of viii power This
formula mav bee suggested
Practise personal hygiene, Keen ac
t.yrIN 9t work. think ~cnurigcously
avoid sclf-pity and sell Indulgence.
practise ~sclt-dcnial Thus you most
surely can safeguard your VIII
against IT'S many enemies.
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Monday Evening
June TO-, 1918
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
By FRAZIER HUNT

Itlthi", " Ilil" duuhl" Time she
our captain says back ai ia"
'''J"' "H' 'U'' I~ whore He common
s",l'IN gets ours
Nh''h u 'I' very Wei % plenty
W" enough nut q couple OF DAYS ago
M"ll' W. was an "ni ON IN" drtll iicld
''I'"plhf biII got To" whole ii1ttilun
'"h'l"'I "n' gave uN % speech
20" men thlnh you are pretty
'"uEH N"'o''H ""h' YOU h" SAID,
w" J am % Hi'I' oN"rWrIEht 'ud
1"t 81" ""lhI Iisl hHi lets Just s""
nov t''' YOU are Th'n Dee tooE Oft
Nus coat an" STUN ana "" did th"
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A Snitp\G VIII I- one OF the most
! "A desirable" of possessions. Bat 'p
maintain strength OF viii Be- not
always oa,y Tho viii has many en-
omirs.
Conspicuous among those Ia bodily
weakness. Anything that lowers tho
muscular and nervous tome nls 70 tom
d"u'v tu lower tho will power
l'ur this reason D. D.. imperative iu
order 20 keep cor gain 20 -truur viii.
to put into practice the principles of
personal hygiene.
Thus man mon weaken their Wills
hy eating too much. hv exercising mot
at an, hy sleeping too lirflc. boy deny
ing themselves % sufflripury of fresh
air.
40 thcs" hygiruir iudlscrotiou- AZ
feet the digestion. circulation. etc.
This means that they Impair the
quality Of the hrafus nutrition. A.
o. consequence" ~" Will. iu common
win the reasoning power. ia harm
fully affected
Inactivity, physical or mental is
another potent enemy of the viii
Tho idi"r IS inevitably weak WiIIod. ~
only because he is am tdlor
For effort. energetic effort is in
d~ispcnsablc To- continued W~cII-nrnE of
the whul" organism. Nu1 energetic
effort is precisely the thing must dis
liked hv the INDECENT
Whcrotor, wealth must Doc listed
among the forces mat oftru under
mine will power As more cluboratcIy
stated hy the obsrryant Dr Robert $.
Carroll.
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BY Webster


XVJHIrEf'"r the wood Mouse
M uo'u'd ont from hls I,tlo
w round doorway under the root
no 70 tree 900 the Green Forest and
uu huru l'tlo eyes grew soft with
pits. l,irht in fruu' oft MN was
Buster BEARS ~ur" paw You know
buster was taking 81 uJp r;rht IN
from, af Whitcfuot. home Ny he
ltF etr,rohrd out uu 'nr soft pine
needles mat paw WH# within 70 frw
inches Of the little UuI, uudor ,h"
foot, the doorway co. ONE of White,
uuts homes You Snow nc has moro
than one
The more be- looked the more"
Whityfoots pity grew Re under
stood perfectly that the longer the Dr.
tIo pear of pryNN Uorky remained
Iu Busters paw the worse that paw
would get That little spear must
Doe pulled out Buster had tried Too
pun IL out. but couldn't rot hold of
i' Whif"fuot knew very well thaf
ho could yet huld of % ana hr wished
that 10, dared 10 ~ least try 90 pull
10 out Hut the worry Thought at dn-
ing such a thing frightened him lu
TACT It made hlm tr.mblo lIl over lu
spite uf tins be ,nuldu.t get the idea
out of his hoad
Whttorout crept out of hts hole and
stole close up Co Hu.ftI Bptr'- buE
paw Gustor drew % long breath m
his sIrrp ana Whitotuot ]-rurricd ht,E
out of sight ly ana hy %" umidlN
.tolc forth again a fly tirli"d Bus
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ter would durt back like flash
YOU kn"w there is mo- one in an THE
Wide World more timid than Whir.
foot tho Wood Mouse
II tool Whit,font % long time ia nr
'%hsoIutrlN sure 100 his own mind rh,i
hnst'r WINS truly Islcou. nut when
Buster actually began Ia srorr white
loot know tnal thor, wasn't the least
doubt about o. with his heart goinr
pat q pat. pIi-a-put he reached ur
Hnd took hold of The end ct that mi,
"'Ihie liilr spear which was maxim
20 much trouble ion Hu.tcr u,.i Nuu
lee" there was mo- chance for il in .Iu,
through hIH sharp !tttlr toorh.
"lt ouiN rustor Hear won't wake
"l' said b" iu himself. 81 hpIir,r
r'n r'' that thluE OUT OF his paw #
can % soon Will bo ns wen l. r,r,
Th"u perhaps Buster won't hunt m,
more. though 81 ruur#r TINS isn't
why want to DO IL ! want io de- DO
H"r'us" ann SORRY tor htm
So Whlrcloo' Grut ou WORKING ar
mat lilI" spo,u 300 Buster Bears p1w
despite 20 hundred frIrhl. lie va.
Just ns gentle us D., Euuw how tn hn
and just Js careful And .o thnu.b
liustrI l'lt % ho dIlut feel 10 ruourb
90 wax, uu ho would -.mpIr rrnwI
10 his sleep vud rw,tDu ui. nav a.,
and hN WhIt'fuut rlyr 20 Iitl. b,rd,,
pun imam usual Tuis tlmr n lurt
lustor 81" that me- Weakened ana IA
ia" same boo Do, matched his nav
away
Vow Whitofoor had bIs uttlc teeth
'i I'hl 900 The end OF il.i UttIr smear
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Chapter ~.

'' tNH ! nave not told yet ahout
u MaJur "" have got In our Bnt
taliun. Wen W. call him GnIluu-
ing bill ana ! guess n any other army
has got ouc that can compare with
him We viii trade sight unseen and
throw IN q couple Of 9nd. Lutcs tu
boot.
G%allopinE Bill either ought ~ be- e
fiscal training instructor or 4 heavy
race horse u- something like that.
Why he bothered TO go into the army
is more han any az us soldiers can
tell unless he fiERors wc are going
to get thva Frit1rs ON the run and
u viii bc up 10 the First Battiluu to
chase them All the way to Berlin
Sow ina, ! come to think about it
guess hat is what GaIlopinp Bul
ia laboriuE under because hc never
wants anybody TO walk anywhere.
We used go call him Double Time
HIll for awhile on acct that hut since"
vs." rot over to France and especially
.inc' 30 couple of days ago We have
changed that 10 Gallopinr Iill
E,eN moruiup br,aht ,ud cr,l.
after mu.e hattilun marches uut
side of hi- village where We are nIl
lp'rd 90 Do hig field whore We train
ln the muruiug "" have mostly sp-
rlIlty stuff that Wc learned pretty
we'll hu,h iu the States iu the training
cnmp. nut w." got % lot of ncw AMER
lean and fronoh aud British instruc
tors nd sn We rct SOME new hot stuff
600 % 90 muup up 10 trench and pl-
rruIlinr amt everything Dixie that i'ut
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The boys ana girls who were tho pride
ot thr class the brilliant. popular
nud promising ones where are they
There was duncan stewart. a long
legged scotch hoy. We thought him
tho dullrst thing on enith-yct his
Inventions huNc saved thousands o.
lives Tor Nlltrs Ana But FINN, Who
USED 10 ory like "a girl when he was
licked. has won tho Y. a.
--s -
And Httlc drah Mimi" KING Who
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DO They Build While the bright One,
ErlVoI9

Love in q cottaS" enables the stOrk
TO avoid trouble with the anton,
Marriage isn't q lottery when n
the end or II.
Some men don't know that they arc
beaten urul long after other pcop'"
make the discovery.
A young man seldom gives q
thought 10 the harvest whom NE sows
wild oats.
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nose Remember .
She wet I'D SAY II
was mole And
Siil. has written "a
best seller - a
love sturyt Now
.tilInk OF T. mllN
" hltc. and q love
story, viii you
The conservation
set me- thinking of
my own classmates
boys and girls
Several Of ~ q
awkward DR. stupid
looking ones are
prominent or ia
today. n
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that "pcn 40 I'VE hack AFRO D., tar tb.
'r'iiicst and thct predominant. Some
"i them are ,ory frankly of tno r,p
INN type. haHInE Ions .ttij SECTIONS
while others m', boz vuru either boz.
side the skirt or out
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ENEMIES OF THE WILL
BY H. BRUCE

A"ih" ~ "1h" Riddle Of Personality Psychology and pnrcnthond" Tc.
tCopyrrhL 1918 ly Tho A..ocnuc, yo..,,,.m,
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tors NOSE and be twitched his head
Back ayurtici Whitcfout again a."
Kept his sort Of thing al, Tor the
longest time ~" would creep u
oyer 50" .lowly ana then tt the least
Iirl" movement or sound from I'us
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- can't rccal her was she in
orr English class ?"
'Dh. yes YOU do You 1lwuys oh-
icct"d 20 the way she kou' licking her
lips, Remember
y know now! | rcmculbrr tho hats
TOO. and the awful blackiold uu her
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\"H story The Gratcluinc,s ot
Iiu~irr Pear
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was only asked 10 ioin IN u We were
one short, is a popular cortoonist on
a big metropolitan daily. We laugh
40 her pictures every day. AZ school
We didn't ever find HER interesting
enough 10 laugh a..
Md our bright stars-thcrc was
Cecil" Morris. popular aud witty she
was expected 10 do great things In
music. She married "a chorus man.
and has become tat, bccry and ram
corous not musical
Then Mrorns Miller, who was every
girls hero. lie studied medicine and
later took a short cut TO oblivion on
the drug
10 They Build while the bright One,
friVol?
why is II that the shinlng Iights Of
WI class, only fIickcrod and went
out9 Did the wine of popularity
clog mp the oil OF wisdom Were
the dull ones building solid founda-
tons, while the bright ones built air
castles Perhaps II is auothcr case
oi the tortoise and the hare?, I n
der
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Homo Of q workinsman.

The mechanic who eats underdOne
biscuits In a leaky kitchen presided
over by a disseminated wife Is not II
good Investment for his employer. Bad
homes are as great an enemy to indus
trial Improvement MS bud hnblts. says
Ida NJ. Tarbeii In New Ideals In Bust
ness
Competition itself Is forcing employ.
ers to consider the outside life OF their
employees" says Miss Tnrbell. "The
first and most important thing they
must consider IL the house the man
lives In. A good workingmnn wants a
home. He wants II possible to own his
home. To have efficient. trustworthy
and steady men you must have healthy
and contented men. Men are neither
healthy nor contented In wretched
hOmes.'
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WATER poarERs OF QUITO.
The Funny Way They Have In psliv"r-
ina Their Liquid Load.


About a fountain In one Of the Urin-
cipal squares of Quito, the capital Of
Ecuador, assemble every morning the
city's aguailores. These water porters
differ from the less energetic ones OF
some South American cities In carry
Ing their Jars upon their backs instead
of on the backs Of mules. Their earth
en- Jars are deep, have wide mouth
and hold about forty pints.
The porter carries 1t on his shoulder
fastened with lenther straps. He never
Letaches himself from his jar either to
Ill 1t or to transfer Its contents to
that Of his customer.
He turns his back to the fountain so
that the jar comes under one of the
Jets Of water and listens to the sound
OF the water In the jar, aud his ear Is
no well trained that he always walks
away at the exact moment when 1t Is
oiled to the brim.
Arriving at the house Of customer,
lie goes to the household jar, makes a
deep bow and disappear behind tor
rent Of water. Foreigners can never
receive without laughing the visit OF
their aguador. the respectful little man
who bows to one behind the cataract
Of water.-I1Os Angeles Times.
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Prefers Cha,,,berIain's

In the course OF conversation
with Chamberlain's Medicine Cos.
representative today, We had occasion
to discuss in n general way the
merits Of their different preparations.
At his suggestion / take pleasure In
expressing my estimation Of Cham.
berIain's Cough Remedy. have =
family OF six children and have used
this remedy In my home for years.
I consider 1t the only cough remedy
on the market. IN I have tried nearly
all kinds. Earl g. Ross, publisher
Hamilton County Republican, News,
Syracuse, Kansas.
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EsTORATION TO ENTRY OF Ian DS
r. In National Forest. : Notice Is hereby
given that the lands described below. en-.
brncing Ia, acres. within the White River
National Forest. Colorado. Will he subject
to settlement and entry under the .provi:
sions Of the homestead laws OF the United
States and the act OF June II, lfgi ~ htnt..
18), nt the United states land Office at Glen
wood springs. Colorado. on f@bruary 10. lals
ANY settler who was actually and In good
faith claiming amy If said lands for hgri-
cultural purposes prior to January L. l.O',
and has not aba ndoned same, has prefer
ence right to make homestead entry Tor
the, lands actually occupied. said lands
were listed upon the applications OF the
persons mentioned below, who have pre-.
ference right subject to the prior right Of
any such settler. provided such settler or
applicant Is qualified to make homestead
entry and the preference right Is exercised
prior to February Ia. 1918, on which date the
lands will he subject to settlement and en-
Try by any qualified person; TheeHe
nwL, he nwIt nell the WI ne14 neh the VIZ
swL+ nell, the neI1 swl4, sec u, IT, N RssW
9TH p ". 100 acres. application Of Ralph e.
November ". lpl7. g. NJ. BRUCE, Assistant
Coninissioner OF the General Land once
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SATURDAY. January 10. 1918
Pinchotism Gets a Knockout T.,

Clifford Pinchot OF the National
Conservation commission has for
years worked the press to prevent
private capital from developing the
latent water powers Of the west.
The cry has been that great water
power trust wanted to gobble up the
rights of the common people, and
that this trust had taken all tho
water powers in the east and We
must save the west from robbery.
This WAS lying statement because
the east had no public lands with
water powers. they we're all privately
owned aud have all been developed
so far ms natural water power 10 con.
cerned.
But after working the press for ton
years and preventing the utilizing OF
the great mountain streams running
to waste, now Pinchot comes out and
says congress must act to permit
development.
He now favors fifty year leases Of
water powers on public domain on
such liberal terms rs to induce I'm
mediate development by private
capital the very octopus that he has
cried out against.
He says there are enough unused
aud und-veIoped water powers In tho
west running to waste to operate
every train. every trolley, every fac
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POWER OF A WIFE.
Her Attitude May Make or Break Her
husband's Business.

Charles NJ. Schwab considers that
the attitude Of mans wife has a vast
dcnl to do with Ills success In business.
In succeeding With Whit You Have.
the little book he has published. the
famous steel master pays the following
tribute to Mrs. Schwab:
II can ncyer express the wonderful
help Mrs Schwab has been to me from
the very start. One time group OF
mon offered me a large sum. $0O.OOO.OOO.
1 believe. for half Of Bethlehem.
told my wife about 1t that evening.
This Is . big sum- ! said. Half Of
what Il have il yours. What shall We
do? II we sell. your share. invested
at s per cent. will bring you an Income
of over 10000 . month for the rest
Of your life.
1--WE wouldn't sell for dive times
Tint. my wife said. What would do
with the money? And what would you
do without your work."
II have seen more men fall in bust
ness through the attitude taken by
their wives In their younger days than
from all the vices put together. \ nag,
cling wife or one who Is not IN sym
pathy with q mans work. who expects
impossible things Of him and Is incapa'
BILE OF taking a general Intelligent In,
terest In his work. Is one OF the worst
handicaps he could have. II man
works with his mind clogged by do.
nestle troubles he is Of no use to him
self. Ills employer or the world At
large"
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penksxa In Troussrs.

The stranger In Gunyaquil. In Ecun-
dor. at once remarks one very curl
Gus feature of its life and general ap-
pca rance. We are used to seeing nets
over our horses In the summer. but
such an outfit as Is required by the
donkeys In the tropics strikes the
stranger as iudlcrous. The donkeys
are numerous In the city and nre used
for all manner Of load purposes. from
baskets Of fruit to the carcasses OF
butchers meat. In the morning n
string OF them may lie seen trotting
through the streets with a load OF
fresh meat from the slaughter house.
which is situated outside the town.
The donkeys nre all provided with COW
erings around the fore legs. Ike or
binary trousers. and with protection
over the ears against the mosquitoes
The Guayaquil donkey presents
most comical appearance In trousers.
especially II his garment Is embroider'
cd. us 1t sometimes IL.
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OLDEST MAP IN THE WORLD.
Il Proves That Postal Routes Wsrs
Used In Ahraham's Time.

Used IN AbrAham'e tme.
Postal routes Of $500 years ago
when the parcel post aud the circulat
Ing library already Ind been In ex-
lstence at least 500 years. are shown
on the worlds Oldest map. u treasure
that WAS discovered among the Nippur
tablets In the museum Of the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania by DIR. Stephen
Langdon, the orientalist from oxford
university. DIR. Langdon considered
the map not only the Oldest. but the
best preserved that has come down
from antiquity.
Dating before the time Of Abraham.
tho map shove = comprehensive sur
vey Of the region about the temple OF
NIppur and indicates that the country
was under high state OF intensive
cultivation. Canals were numerous and
served both for irrigation and trans
portation. They were the mail routes.
and tag has been found for \ basket
Of books" or literary tablets sent from
the library Of the Nippur temple to a
town about SIX miles distant. Shurup.
pek. According to Babyloninn tradi
tion. Noah lived mt this town and built
the ark there. The tng was used about
2NU Il, C.,
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Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice Ia hereby given that on Monday
the 9Th day of February, A. y. l"ls, The
OF the estate Of John J Niblock. deceased /:
viii appear before the Judge Of the County
County Of Rio BIanco. Colorado. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day and
present their accounts for final settlement
and pray the approval nf the same and ask
to he discharged. at which time and place
any person In interest may appear and
present objections II amy there be.
Witness, a. l.. Strehlke, Clerk Of the
County Court within and for the County OF
Rio Bianco In the state OF Colorado and he
4. u. lal7. a. l.. STitEHLk r..
.isEAL1 d2pJa Clerk.