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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

there. They are Santo Domingo,
San Felipe, Santa Ana, Zia. In
addition to these there are Tesuque,
a pueblo about five miles north of
Santa Fe, to which there is a good
automobile road. There are San
Ildefonso, ten miles from Santa
Fe, Nambe, Pojoaque, on the way
to Taos and about rive miles apart,
and Santa Clara, thirty miles from
Santa Fe to the northwest, and
San Juan, about five miles beyond
Santa Clara to the northeast. Roads
the condition of which varies with
the weather, lead to all these
places, to which we can not devote
further space than to say that each
is an interesting example of Indian
pueblo life today, with customs
and dances which offer the same
picturesque qualities which we
look for in the aboriginal dweller
OF this land. Picuris is another
pueblo half way on the road be-
tween San Juan and Taos. And
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

Zuni and Hopi country will take
more time and involve a greater
expense than the trips outlined up
TO now. The Huni group of pueblos
have more history connected with
them than others in the country.
IL is believed that they were the
famous "Seven Cities of Cibola."
There are several ways to go but
one may motor all the way from
wherever he is setting out, to Gal
lup, or take the Santa Fe to that
point and hire a car there. The
vast red and yellow plain of Zuni
lie thirty-five miles from Gallup.
The Zuni basin is like a cart wheel,
tho pueblo the hub. the trails the
spokes radiating from it.
AS you look across the basin a
rock island thousand feet high
and two or three miles long sheers
w into the brilliant sky its towers
and minarets, spires and columns
suggesting medieval fortress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

of the Colorado lire. The main
range is the Sangre de Cristo
which attains an attitude of 1000
to 1900 feet. The sharp peaks
and majestic scenery Of the Sangre
de Cristo practically terminate in
the Taos division of this forest, al
though the range extends many
miles north into Colorado. The
forest service states that THE eli
mate, plant and tree growth, and
animal life, of the Carson is quite
closely related and very similar to
mountain conditions in Colorado. >"
Many permanent mountain
streams afford innumerable camp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

there is Abiquiu, an interesting
ruin perched on the side of a cliff,
which one passes motoring along
the foot of the Sangre de Cristo
range going north. And not less
Interesting than these Indian viii
lagos is the little Mexican town Of
Trampas, pastoral. isolated, a viii
lage of penitentes, whose stern re-
ligion and emotional capacity
would never be guessed from the
smiling sunny appearance of their
'illage. Their Lenten observances
Eaye been called the Passion Play
of New Mexico"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

Then there is El Moro, Inscrip-
ton Rock, as it is known, which
is a national monument This is a
massive triangular block of pearly
white sandstone, which appears al.
a distance like magnificent
Egyptian temple, but which is in
finitely larger its sheer walls ris-
ing over 200 feet. on the surface
OF the rock have been carved a
multitude Of inscriptions, begin
ming with undecipherable indian
hteroglyphics, and continuing with
the records of the many Spaniards
who passed by that way, The
earliest is an inscription placed
there by Juan de Onate, nearly
three hundred. years ago. The
words, which can still be clearly
read: Passed by here the officer
Don Juan de Onate, to the discov-
cry of the sea OF the south on the
18th of April year 1906"
Al fsssn,stssx z7StA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06
Early I History Of New Mexico is
Written Upon Inscription Rock

that there are so many Of these
photographs that they are almost
lnnumerabie, and we have been
assured tina: saugers could lead us
to dozens of such finds, while there
is plenty of testimony that these
interesting evidences may be found
by any who will look
Gran Quivira. 55 Miles From
AibuquCrGUc.
Some of the most interesting of
the ruins Of the ancient civilization
OF the Indian are those Of the
Gran Quivira, which lie southeast
of Chilli, and about fifty miles
from this city. \ model of these
ruins and of their restoration may
be seen in the Old Museum in san
ia Zee, where the extent Of the an
cient city, for that is what it was,
and the amazing size Of these COM
munal dwellings, may be seen.
The modern flat dweller has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06
SANTA FE FOREST AN
IDEAL CAMPING AREA.

The Santa Fe national forest, In
and Jemez ranges, is divided into
two large areas with the Rio
Grande valley between. It's heavily
timbered high rugged mountains,
it's many streams. and valleys, offer
a great variety of scenery. This re-
gion is rich in the archaeological
remains of great prehistoric civh-
i2atiCn. The history of this part of
New Mexico covers period Of no
nance and "hiva'ry from the days
If the early Spanish corquistadO"cS
Down to th' acquisition Of the e.
sion by the United States in 1874.
A marvellous all year round climate
Is common below tn" higher G eva
tons, and the summers are ideal
at practically any point in the for
est.
Recreati1nrl possibilities are I'M
I'm ted, and vary from short camp
ing trips ana auto tours tn perrGa-
uent summer home facilities and
mountain res,-is. There is coed
fishing in all the streams, and
there is an excessive trail system
which makes the forest accessible
IN all directio S ana which is con-
stantly being alde'l 70 and i'm
proved,
The interesting Indian pueblos
ard Spanish American points of in
terst which A., 50 numerous in the
Santa Fe mountains dave many "
them been listed already under the
heading. places of Interest Near
Albuquerque" Below are listed
some resorts and the names of
p'aces to ctmp, Wltho It stating the
cost, rates O. accommodations For
these specific inquiry should be di-
rected to tn ,se resorts
Bishop Lodge.
bishop Lodge, address. Santa Fe,
n. NJ. Located three miles out of
Santa Fe on good auto road. Trans
portation is furnished to guests on
phone call from Santa Fe. Added
to the hotel are cottages and tent
houses; pack, camp and horse out
fits are available, the view is fine
and many mountain climbing trips
may be taken from this point.
FL Porvcnir Hotel.
Ell Porvenir Hotel, address e.
Porvenir, N. M. Located on Gallina'
Creek, 1900 feet elevation, ana may
reached bv auto from Las Vegas
The nearest rail point is eighteen
miles distant. There are hotel,
and cottages, fishing, hunting ant
mountain climbing.
Puyc Ruins, Hotel Granada.
Hotel Granada at Espanola is OF
the railroad and on the main autC
road from Santa Fe to Colorado
The Puye cliff ruins are fourteen
miles distant, and there are numer
Gus pueblos around for visiting
which the hotel offers a good cen
trail location. Horses. autos ant
| camp outfits may be had at Espan
ola.
Pecos Ruins Point of Interest.
The ruins of the old Spanish
mission, on the site of the ancien
| Indian pueblo, lie four miles from
Rowe on the Santa Fe and are OF
the Las Vegas=Santa Fe highway
Situated on bluff in the center o
a great plain lying in the hollow o
q vast amphitheater Of mountains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

may be reached from Las Vegas,
twenty miles distant. Mountains,
timber and trails offer diversion.
Pecos river; An auto road fol-
lows the stream and there is good
camping along the river and in the
side canyons for distance Of tWen-
ty five miles, that is practically up
to the source, near which are the
beautiful falls illustrated here, The
river crosses the main Las Vegas
Santa Fe road. The lakes that lie
in the high mountains are filled
with gamy fish, and afford a good
swim to the hardy
Mountain View Ranch.
Mountain View ranch, George
Viles, proprietor, Cowles, n. NJ, is
a. an elevation of $500 feet and is
twenty-six miles distant from Glor-
iota, the nearest raj! point 1t may
be reached by auto from the Ocean
t. Ocean highway. There Is a mail
stage for the road PATRONS and
laundry and vegetables may be re-
ceived by parcels post. Hotel and
cottages, excellent fishing, and
horses available.
Twins Ranch.
Twins ranch. address Edward
Erwin, Valley Ranch, N. M. An
altitude of 5000 feet and sixteen
miles distant from Gloriota, while
the auto road il ten miles from the
Ocean to Ocean. Mail stage and
ranch accommodations. Horses
may be rented.
Nalic- Ranch.
Valley Ranch, address j. II. Mil
Ter. A delightful spot at an cle-
walton of $500 feet on the Pccos
river and six miles from Glorieta.
Automobile transportation may be
had on call or the regular mail
stage can be used. The Ocean to
Ocean highway is only two miles
away, and in addition to fishing
and other mountain pastimes there
are tennis courts and good horses
Otowi Ruins.
Otowi ruins are ten miles from
buchanan, n. M, which is the
nearest rail point. f. Coomer mas
ranch accommodations for a limit
number. The scenery is fine and
there are large prehistoric ruins
nearby,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

either gone back to the primitive,
or else the primitive Indian was in
advance of his time, for he had
certainly solved the problem of
economy of space, and of living in
an ideal communal manner. Mod
ern socialists would do well to
study the pueblo Indian for today
he lives in the way advocated by
the socialist. sharing property com
munally, and enjoying the fruits of
his own work.
Apparently the Indians have
managed to live in this manner
pcaceably always. They solved the
problem. Gran Quivira was an eX-
tensive arrangement of houses.
with terraced apartments such as
are lived in today,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06
POINTS OF INTEREST
NEARER TO SANTA FE.

There are many beautiful places
for which the logical starting place
is Santa Fe. OF course all the
pueblos which, we have already
mentioned lying between here and
santa Fe may be reached also from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

colony, and there are settlements
of Spanjsh-speaking people having
a history which in many cases dates
back to the sixteenth century
Listed below are some resorts
and the names of places to visit or
camp, and as in the case of all
places enumerated in this article,
further inquiry should be made
from the resort in question or from
the Taos forest supervisor.
Taos has been called the Green
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

ing sites, and places for permanent
summer homes abound, Small set
Elements with supplies available
are found in most of the valleys
Just outside the main mountain
body or, as in the case Of the Ana
arilla division, within the forest.
The country is rich in local color,
as there is located the famous Taos
pueblo, the Mexican town OF Taos
near by, celebrated for it's artist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06

The Gran Quivira As a national
monument and Is in the Manzano
national forest. The nearest rail-
road point is Mountainair, from
which it is twenty-six miles dis
tant. A car may be hired in Noun
tainair, where accommodations for
staying overnight may be had.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-06
TAOS VALLEY PART OF
CARSON NATIONAL FOREST.

Carson national forest lies in
northern New Mexico, in three
widely separated bodies just south
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Jorden rundt.
Edith Ca.ve11

Edith Cavell - end nuengang.
Dette, at en- opofrende og dyg-
tig Sygeplejerske af Tyskerne
blew skudt som Spion, var i og
for sig tilstrekkeligt til at hen.
drage Almenhedens deltagende
Opmarksomhed paa denne Kvin>
de. Hvad der CAV den hele Til
dragelse Preget af det oph9jede
var den edle Holdning, den gud-
hengivne Tro, den alt besejren-
de Karlighed, som Edith Cavell
bevarede til Diet sidste og CAV
Udtryk i faa, men meget sigen.
de Ord
M foreligger der saa at 81
ge officielle Beretninger baade
fra fransk-engelske og tysk 81
de. Lykkeligvis er begge Beret,
ninger vesentlige enige. Det sy,
nes os da vel yerd endnu en-
gang at vende tilbage til den
ne Sag.
Den franske Beretning er byg-
get paa Ell Redegorelse afgiven
af den anglikanske Prast i Brux-
elles, Rev. Gahan, der bespgte
hende og tog hende til Alters AT.
tenen for Henrettelsen. Pastor
G. skriver bl. a.: ,,Jeg var for
bavset og lettet we'd at finde Miss
Cavell (der havde siddet 10 Ugei
i Fengsel og ON Formiddager
havde faaet at vide, at hun van
don't til Doden) fuldstendig ro
lig og fattet :. Hun talte forst
ON nogle personlige Forhold
men straks derpaa udtalte hur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

usedvanlige ,,st9rke" Mend,
hyer linden sit Parti og i Sta.
ten Diet hele. Harding fix TO-
900 flere Stemmer end nogen an
den paa den republikanske Stem,
medseddel, da han blev valgt til
Forbundssenator, og Cox har tre
Gange vpret vqlgt til Statens Gu
vernon. Dette wiser, at begge
de stPrkeste M9nd hver
Parti Ohio. Harding har hidtil
like spillet Ell ledende Role i
Senatet; men han har visit sig
at we're EN- meget dygtig Mand
med sundt Omdomme. Han er
hyerken en- udpreget ,,progres-
sive" eller en- ,,standpatter; -
han har helst holdt sig midt paa
Vejen. Han venter med at opgo-
re sig en- Mening ON en- Sag, til
han er sikker paa, hvad Folket
t9nker ON den, og gaar da med
Folkemeningen. Han har saale-
des code Betingelser for at vim
de Stotte linden begge Floje af
Partiet, og dette Hensyn spill
lede en- fremskudt Role we'd hans
Nomination. Man tog heller like
fell heri. Senatorerne Johnson og
Mccormick, General Wood og
andre ledende Rooseveltmend
har udtalt sig for hans Valg.
Det err sandsynligt. at Valgle-
derne paa begge Slider f6rst og
fremest vii legge an paa at 60
re Valgerne bekendt med Kan
didaterne; oplyse hvad de har
veret og udrettet. hyad lie err,
og hvad de vii. Man vii nok he'll
Ter like glemme at granske de-
res Liv og Virksomhed for allie
disse Smaatrek i Ord og Hand.
ling, som tages med, om man
skal faa ct sandt og levende
Billede af EN- Mands Karakter.
(Forts9ttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
EN- NY PLANET SAA STOR
SOM JORDEN?
De nyeste astrnomiske Underso
gelser. - Et Interview med
Observator Braae.

Den sldste sensationelle Med
delelse fra den astronomiske Yer
den gaar nd paa, at man venter
at finde Ell ny, stor Planet
| Forvejen har Vi som bekendt
Merkur, Venus, yor egen Jord
og Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, IRA
nus og Neptun. Sporgsmaalet ON
Ell tranSneptunsk Planet err vel
like af hel ny Dato, men - som
Diet nye svenske populpr-astro.
nomiske Tidsskrift bemarker =
Diet er blevet aktuelt gennem de
Afvigelser, man nu har konstan-
teret / den hidtil yderste Planets.
Neptuns, Bane. Neptun selv op-
dagedes jo Midten af forrige
Aarhundrede som Folge af Af-
yigelser i Uranus Bane, - man
beregnede, hvor den nye Pla-
net maatte befinde sig paa Him
melen - og den fandtes.
Men nu den nyeste og hidtil
uopdagede store Planet? vi har
talt med Observator Braae ON
Sagen.
- Det er hoj Grad sandsyn-
ligt, sagde den danske Astronom,
at der eksisterer endnu ell stor
Planet. Om man kan finde den
er jo ct andet Sporgsmaal. Yderst
lyssvag maa den yere, men ad
fotografisk Vel kan den maa-
ske alligevel findes - Harvard
Observatoriet Amerika og an
Dire store Observatorier har 10
nu lnstrumenter, der kan fange
Stjerner af helt ned til 20. Lys.
styrke - her Norden har man
like Instrumenter til at Sc Him
mellegemer mindre end af IA.
ID. Lysstyrke. -.
vi skal tilf6ie efter det sven.
ske astronomiske Tidsskrifts OPP
lysninger, at man har beregnet,
at medens Neptun bruger 165
Aar ON at genneml9be sin Ba.
ne, vii den nyeste Planet anita
gelig BRUCE mellem $50 og 300
Aar ON Rejsen.
I6vrigt mener Videnskaben, at
det endnu uopdagede Himmelle-
gene maa v9re omtrent paa
Storresle med Jorden, og befin.
der sig 68 Gange saa langt ude
Verdensrummet, som vor Jord
er fjernet fra Solenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Amerikansk Stor- -Eksport af

Amerikansk Stor- -Eksport af
Kul. Til Scandinavian og Tysk-
land. Paa Borsen i Newcastle for
lyder det, at de amerikanske
kuleksportorer har planlagt ell
storstilet Kampagne til Erobring
af det skandinaviske Kulmar.
ked. Efter Sigende skal Ameri.
kanerne v9re rede til at ofre Ell
Million Dollars paa denne Plans
Yirkeliggorelse.
Efter at yere fort til Skandi-
nayien vii de amerikanske Kul
bliye fordelt til forskellige Hav-
nepladser we'd Legtere, og det
er Planen ligeledes paa denne
Made at levere Kul til Danzig
og andre tyske Hayne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
Wort eget Land.

Avlingen. Fra yort Lands Ho-
vedstad meldes ON Udsigt til en-
oyerordentlig rig Ayl for deett
Aars Vedkommende. Efter Over
slaget efter de eksisterende For
hold l. Aug. ventes ire Billio-
ner Bush. Majs Zig Avlen 1912
og 1910, 795 Mill. Bush. live.
de, 400 Mill Bush. Kartofier
(hyilket kun er naaet tre Gan.
&c for) og Tobak 54t Mill. Pund
De tyske Krigsskibe, som de
Allierede tilkendte wort Land,
fire ialt, er ankomne til New
York med Undtagelse af eet.
nemlig 0stfrisland, er de en-
Del af den Del af den tyske
Flaade, som overgav sig we'd
Scapa Flow, og senere senkede
af den tyske Besatning. Skibe-
ne har lidt meget we'd den ,,Dyk-
kert'', de har faaet. Ostfrisland
var med Slaget we'd Jylland, og
bprer sine Marker efter Kan,
pen. Det blev repareret af Ty-
skerne. Skibene vii ligge til Ef-
tersyn en- It'd, og vii senere bli-
We enten senkede eller benytte-
de som Skydeskibe we'd Flaadens
Skyde9velser. Efter Fredstrak..
taten skal Skibene vere ude af
Eksistens linden ct Aar er gaa.
ct.
Rige Folk. Nesten $4,000 Men
nesker her Landet kan nu op-
fores som Millionarer, efter
hvad Listen over dem, som be-
taller Indtegtsskat til Regerin.
gen, forteller.
Gruppen indbefatter 10000
Personer, som indr9mmer, at de
i 1919 havde en- aarlig Indtegt
af mindst $4,000
Man we'd imidlertid, at den sto-
re Fortjeneste under Krigen har
gjort Millionargruppen meget
st6rre end for. | 1917 omfatte-
de den lidt over 10000 Perso-
ner.
Det wiser sig nu, at 1872
Familieoverhoveder har opgivet
som sine Indtagter 1919 fra
$4,000 til $750,000 pr. Aar, me-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
PARTIERNE.
Indsendt fra Midwest Foreign
Press Bureau, Chicago, Ill.

Den rationale Yalgkamp, som
nu er begyndt, VII blive en- Ap-
pei til VGlgernes Selytenkning
fnldt saa meget som til deres
Partifolelse. De gamle Parti-
baand var begyndt at loSne, al
lerede for Verdenskrigen kom,
og under Krigen var der sely.
felgelig ingen Partilinier, til Pr9-
sidenten hejste Partifanen igen
we'd Kongresyalgene for to Aar
siden. De to Partiers Platformer
appelerer til den traditionelle
Partifolelse hos Yelgerne, og
Appellen vii finde Genklang i
begge Lejre. Men Grenselinier-
ne mellem Partierne er like len-
gere saa klare og taste, som de
har veret Vplgerne vii veje de
foreliggende Merkesager med
storre Frihed end for, og hans
eget Omd6mme vii have mere at
sige we'd hans Valg af Stemme-
seddel. Saavidt skonnes kan,
indser Partilederne dette, og
Nalgkampen vii paa begge 81
der blive fort med de gndrede
Forhold for Ole.
bet er vel, at det er saa. Par
tradeleOnerne har naturligvis
sin store Betydning. Hvad ct
PART har veret og udrettet, er
jo I'll Ell Wis Grad en- Bergen for,
hvad det vii bliye og gore. Hvis
det har sveget sine Grundset-
ninger og brudt sit Ord, naar det
har veret we'd Roret, kan det TX
Ike yente, at Vplgerne vii feste
Lid til diets Erkleringer og Lof-
ter ON hvorledes det agter at
stille sig Fremtiden. Omvendt,
hyis ct PART har visit sig tro
mod sig selv og mod Folket,
kan Velgerne med Rette gore
Regning paa, at Diet vii gore sit
Bedste for at fremme og gen
nemfore en- landsgaynlig Politik.
Disse Ting har sin Betydning.
Men sit Valg mellem Partiernc
vii den tpnkende Vplger dog Ill
syyende og sidst hoyedsagelig le-
des al sit eget bedste Sk9n. Og
saa Dor det were ct oplyst
Land med virkeligt Folkestyre.
Begge Platformer er utilgive-
lig lange og udtyprede. De lig-
ner mere politiske Taller end
Partiprogrammer.Hyis man hayde
overladt det til de to President
kandidater at skrive Platfor
merne, Wide disse have sagt,
hyad de nu siger, paa Ell. Tredie-
del af det Spalterum, de nu fyl-
der, og sagt det vel saa godt
som nu. Kandidaterne er begge
Redakt0rer og har saaledes lgrt
at fatte sig korthed De fleste
politiske Talere, derimod, enten
de er Stortalere eller like, er
tilbojelige til at fodre sine Til
h0rere med Ell klingende Ord
flod. og Programkomiteerne be-
staar Reglen af Ledere at den.
ne klasse. Man kan trygt spaa,
at baade Republkanerne og De-
mokraterne vii finde det nod
vendigt at fremlegge korte I'd
drag af deres Programmer, ON
de ensker, at Velgernes store
Flertal skal lese dem.
Hvad er nu Forskellen mellem
de to Partier, som den frem-
gaar af de to Programmer Det
virkelige Forhold er, at det kun
er forholdsvis faa M@rkesa-
ger, at de hylder EN- forskellig
Opfatning. Demokraterne har OPP
givet sin gamle Lere ON States
Right" den oprindeHge Grund-
void for deres Parti. De erkle-
rer sig nu f. Eks., for federale
Bevilgninger til internal inn
proyements", hyilket de tidli-
gere har stemplet som Brud