The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
SEVERAL HUNDRED DIE IN BERLIN BATTLE
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
No Need for a Dictator
When Hun Meets Hun
He Giveth His Beloved
Sleep"

NM - llfilll'h ~ Nkiff WIN
Interstate Commerce Com.
missioner Clark when be-
says that the president should not
have power To- turn back the rail.
roads 10 private ownership lat an
hour notice. but that this pow.
er should reside with Congress
The necessity for strong cen.
tralizrd ruling power has ceased.
When the war was ON. aud the
need for quick decisions was i'm.
pcrativc. dictatorship was not
only desirable bat necessary. Now.
however, when the whole future
lies before M. and the problems oi
reconstruction loom large. We may
we'll make haste slowly fhr com
hiucd judgments uf our congress.
men are lrs, likely to err than the
single mind of our president.
however splendid piece Of mech
auism b may be-.
Let M not forget. after nll. that
this il a representative govern.
mcui The decision regarding
government control of railroad, i,
frnught with Importance not only
for the 'c-rut generation. hui
for generations tu come Railroad,
are admitted o. be- among the
most vital factor, u the dryclop
mcnt ot amy country Surely.
then, this is ru time ~ take SNAP
Judgment concerning the dispusi.
tion that shall hc made of them.
The strong opposition to gov.
eminent control Of railroads that
has developed Recently. especially
from ne interstate cummcrr,
commission. should well make one
pause aud consider Thu, com
wls,ion Is presumably composed
of men who understand the rail
road situation from every angle
"r somebody hluudyrrd when they
were appointed.
Mr. MrAdou Doc. asked for five.
years trial The year, of rrar.
that hu ask, Tor will constitute.
the most critical ycnr, m our hi,
tory II 'hr experiment prove, to.
hr J failure, it will boz costly uu,
Hun u fighting iiuu uu tho street.
"i lifI|.u A fHrfri,IuHI rfrIrsl, I.
tnH fUIur climax tH fnr wHf uf Nuu
HUtf that fhr truuIus have wuEtI
un th" rest uf humanity
According tu reports received direct
nom tho capital the government
forces arc equipped with uum, Throw
ctH. uu' ul The get Iu,rutuus uf tul-
tur I'rhbps the Huns 1911 ruuo tu
reals" huw brutal haas urru hvir Wtr
tHfr when th'N tN t tt-t, uf .f them
s"lyrH Au thlf is needed tu conn
rl'i' th' picture s thr u,rprtrit.ur
~ BE- f'N uutraEus uu women and chill
urru. and thru tho gsrmlu soldiers
VINO have returned home viii fryI
quite iIhr uiI uwcH
Internal UuuflHFItiluu b. "a logical
'uh 90 thu German empire The world
would not hc the loser DO the entire
nation were rlHol 90 the ground. ts
wa Carthage.
liuf humanity s barring the Gor.
mans themselves. suft hearted We
doubt whether the r,st uf thr world
b. going tu permit The G,rmaus tn
hill ihrmspNts OF
Nti'r Iit ut unparalleled attIN
49, Theodore HoustNelt has found hIs
frft Boo th" nusum uf % VILLAGE come
terry huf the hearts and miuds ut
millions ut Americans have followed
hir rfihN remains Co th'u HDpuiphrv
colonel Nuusefelt died 70 private cit-
lsru. Nrt hir passing hts plunged this
nation into mourning ThH iH 90 hr
tub great
THE memory Ht 10 great mtu endure.
Whom 90, tumbs 20. thu rhurioh- ar,
dust