The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-09
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Wilhelm is Learning
The Bishops Answer
A Lesson in Heredity
Allies Lose Odessa
Must We Take Charger

II
things When the mist that
sycOpbqncy creates around a
rulers eyes N cleared away, he
sometimes can see the light.
This is what seems 10 be- hap.
pening 10 William Hohenzollrrn.
According 10 intimate reports that
are being brought to America by
the Associated Press. the former
kaiser h adopting the attitude oi
all favors thankfully received ~
lie has dropped the assumption
that all creation must bow before
him. and he even condrscends 20
shake the hand of the humblc,i
gardener when the latter does him
service.
Wilhelm IIohcnzollcrn is learn.
ing one uf the cardinal lessons of
lifc-that of the brotherhood Of
man lie j. unlcarninp one ut
the greatest fallacics of llfc-that
nf divine right
llc still has something else i'm.
portani to rcalizr H. has not
ceased IN blame other, for the ruin
that BE- has brought down upon
his faihcrlnnd
Perhaps further exile will clear
his perception 90 au extent ,ui.
frirut to make him realize his
awful responsibility
ysr, properly have thc American
Methodist missionaries iu Korea dee
thr,d 20 Interfere with the Korean
efforts tu win independence.
lNHHop Molyh save tho lupHurHn
authorities three ssrsllcnt reasons for
refusing a. use the influrn," 20 the
church with a. Koreans o. dlscuu.
tuuu tir movement Tor freedom.
fIwf the bishop pointed out that
such interference could bring about
mo- prrmuutnt rUaults. second the
WORK uf ths missionaries would ND
ImuH r.d NI HHlH u.lilluE. .nh
third fn, Nwtu.Iu government
Hp',.l.INN fu.hiis lfs W.rHluuH I'H
FROM lrtgrf,uur With IIr Inf,rual 90.
fuH ur hn nnlH 20 which th., nIo
.aurt
~ r,He tr., r.HsuH rue'r a.
addict fourth NUtuflIuG iI uHf'|
from American missionaries It fH"
teachers fHr kurl 20 revolt IH fHHuI.
,tI uu righteous ftH.HUr .ul H,IHr
rrI f,uusN 0suIu. 90
tIr church vouII Do, w-u#fH I.
pUw,I l. % tH' HuuIH uI Wr' of 90
stuuts tu rUuri any increment iur
human freedom
TH, csr'Iouou of colorado wrW-
an on tho charge of numbering NsH
son hruss home torribN. thousu
tssrdidly the Influence OF h,rcdIp ON
in persmher lsls. ou- Uu.h %
npr, boy stole 1 small rum nt money
crime 80.
10 father John - Hlsh. fec th-
with rlyv ls suu. uDyufHiu. o. tho
r,lu'nce brought out ut the 'ui'
crime Ne,
rho ALLEGED sluyors mother Mrs
Nuncy Jane Bush, KILLED John ot-
With an aye. Hu hgT confession ram
amt boiled hHH body With No iu "a
souu vat crime No @
80 through three generations ruE'
M, Drcsreudp of DrimiuidiN. u was
In th' blood
According 20 au official dispatch
from Paris. the allies have lost Odprsl
seaport ON the ltinrk sea With q
pr,swur population Of nearly halt q
million pcopl"
from OtNtf hnnftth como N'nntit I"a
indicating the serious proportion td
which the liolshoyk movement IN
Uussua has grown The Hritish Vat
nfncs hps appealed for volunteers foi
relief forcr to North Russia, where
tho troops of the HsssogiHtod power
arc having % hard time making head.
WAY. Disorders are 1lsu rrpurtUd ur
the Murmunsk front in Russia
Do tho meanwhile, political dis
ufhlnrrs are likewise gaining head
VI, tn GofmauN. \ Paris dispatch
informs us that tho German Cnhin'
council has been considering hn ap
neal 10 The allies 20 maintain urdHl
In Germany. and General IIumhott
FORMER commander OF the Frncl
third army. iE mentioned for the pos
of commander ut the allied troop
tn central Europe
Perhaps this is the only way n
which We can collect what Germany
oWcs the world -hy ukiuE over IN
nfssta of the bankrupt
Finally iu Great britain, the E1r
Of rurxou warns tho people that i
sees clouds ON fho horizon Iust a,
perirlrs warmed ih, NihenirnA thn
he deserted war lowering from tr
p,ppouncsus
llnIsh,,I-m tnduy ls w,rariug th