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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

Druhy pokus drivejSiho ci-
sare karla o zmocneni Sc ma
karSkeho trunu setkal sc sice
opetne nezdarem, nez doka
zal - mimo jine - made vSe-
chnu pochybnost iednu wee, a
sice, ze Stredni Europa Jest ne
ustale ohrozovana nebezpecim
monarchisticke reakce. MeZi
tv iine v6ci dala by Sc bezpeC-
ne pocitati Ia. ze eX-cisar Ka-
rel We svych intrikach mel po-
mahace nejenom mad arSk6
a rakouske aristokracii, ale re
mu tez pomahal nekdo, jenz
mel hodn6 hlubokou kapsu.
Karel tentokrate neSel do Uher
sam, lako posledne, nybrz V
Gele asi 10000 Cojaku, dobre
ozbroienVch a TO vSechno sto-
il penibe, hotoye peniZe nebo
uver, cehoz eX-cisaf Karel zrov
ma mnoho nema rakouska a
mad arska aristokracie nem ma
tom o mnoho lepe. Ia rakou-
ske a mad'arsk6 koruny Sc mno
no neporidi.
Ia teehto okolnosti Jest do
sti prayd6podobno, re karel We
svych intrikach byl podporo-
VAN ciziny, a kdyby ten anne
ricky syndikat, ienz nedavno
. koupil Habsburske statky, mel
We zvyku mluviti ze spani,
MONA, re by vyzvonn, kde
wal eX-eiSal Karel penize ma
sve posledni dobrodruzstvi.
,lsme daleci toho vznaSeti pri-
me obVineni ma takovou poceSt
nou spolecnost, iakou Jest ten
americky syndikat, vzpomneh
isme 81 ySak. re americke pc
niZe brady doSti dulezitou ulo-
hu pfi povolani zpet IA trun
krale Konstantina, penize
"princezny" Anastazie, vdoyy
po americkem plecharskem
krali LeedSovi karel pri SVEN
poslednim podniku odvolaVal
SC na Recko ~kdyz mohli by
ii tam povolati zpet l,rale, kite
yeho narod 81 pral, proc on me-
mel by Sc vratiti' ma opusteny
tr0n sv. Stepana. kdyz narod
rovnez 81 jej preje.
Ukazalo Sc vSak, ze mad ar.
sky narod nepral 81 karla do
te miry, aby Sc "a neho do kr-
Ne ryal. Jak to ) Harlem : ma
honec dopadne, ukaze nedalc-
ka budoucnost. Y tech dNou
bezHysledn1ch pokusech 0
zmocneni Sc irmu napodobil
verne Napoleona Il zbIva o.
etrov Sv. Heleny kam Sc karel
iez muze dostati. Zda Sc, re
strunu trpeliYosti Spoieueu pri
lis neprozretelne napinal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26
"SVET"
PAN PRESIDENT MEZI
SVYMI.

Dostavame zajimavy dopis z
Breclavy, nemz mas pfitel ma
dsenymi slovy lfci byt' i jen kra
ticky pobyt pane presidentuv
V Jihomoravske metropoli. Me-
ii iinym pfse:
=" Radostna spokojenost
zarila z obliceje naseho presi-
denta, kdyz prodleval ma brec-
layskem namesti mezi davem Ii
du. Sveho lidu, V nejuzsim slo-
Va smyslu sveho, vzdyt' tn byli
ceJkovicti, byli tu lanzhotSti a
mnoho a mnoho jinych, mezi
mimi velka fada jemu osobne
znamych.
Nejdojimavejsimi byly Okla
milky, kdyz pan president po
oflclelnim uvltani sc rozhledl
po svych a pristupuje k jedno-
tllvym 2 Mich, svym laskypl-
nym, hfejivym zpusobem ie O.
slovoval. V jednom okamziku
prodlra Sc prvnimi fadami "a
stupcu starenka, vechytek, do
uzllcku bys il sebral a "a nj
diva starci. Pan president hovo-
II s kymsi, ale jiz postrehl bill
zici sc sve zname, obraci Sc k
MIN veselymi slovy:
"Toz, jak, Kacenko, iak sc
daff?" - A dale vzpomina,
Jak spolu zpivavali ma kruchte,
a dokonce jak iednou pan rech
tor Sc zlobil, re nezpivali dobre,
a vzpomina i Sc starousky, We
sm6s to svymi spoluzaky q O.
becne Skoly. Ale nedovzpomi-
ma, kdyz Sc ia MIN ozyva polo
ostychavy a poloduverny hlas:
SAX my veil byvame We va
Sem dome -"
Pan president Sc ctaci po ne
znamem mu asi Cejkovaku a
dobracky mu poyida:
ITO jste 81 to ale dali spra-
vit?"
Cejkovak neyi, ma Gem je, a.
lc pan president ma jiz poma-
ha:
"No, kdyz my jsme tam III
stavali, bali isme sc, re to ma
mas spadne".
Take diva Lanzhot aci Sc hla-
sill a yypravel, re sedeli take
ma Spilberku.
'Proc?"
No, re Jim povidali, re chte-
il rozbourat Rakousko re
jsou Rusofily -
"Toz vidite, jak to byIo "a
toho Rakouska -"
Tento uprimny, srdecny styk
presidentuv lidem byl nesko-
male dojimayy a zanechal vsu-
de nejkrasnejSi, nezapomenu-
telne vzpominky, jez budou Il
castniky stale oblazovat a jiste
budou zit iest6 daleko u vSeho
potomstva
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

Ma zitrel pripadaji naroze-
niny Theodore Rooscvelta, 20
dive lhuty presidenta Spoj. Sta
tn. Narcdil Sc p. iijna, 1858.
Roosevelt yedle toho, &c cinne
dtastnil Sc politiky hned cd
sVeho mladi, byl velmi plod-
nym spisoyatelem a ieho lite
rarni pozustalost jest velmi
obsahla.
Jeden anglicky tasopis zdej-
81 praVi, ze nasleduiici, co ma
psal Y roce 1906, zvlaste Sc
hodl ma dnesni pomery: "kdyz
domaci pasly isou uvolne-
ny, kdyz muzi a zeny presta-
nou povazovati vzorny rodin-
ny zivot, Sc vsemi jeho povin-
nostmi pine vykonanymi sc
vsemi jeho zodpovednostmi Wy
plnenymi, "a ten neilepsi IL
yot, ienz stoii ia ziti, zle dny
pro ylast' jsou blizko."
Pamatky Rooseveltovy bude
Vzpomenuto Ultra We ySech Sllo
lach americkych. V dsudku 0
nem historic sotva Sc shodne,
ale iisto Jest, re byl jednim z
nejpopularnejSich americkych
presidentu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

League Sc pokouSela, pokud
to Slo ramci 1stavy, uplatno-
vati statmi socialismus. Ziidila
statni banky, statni obilni ele-
vatory, zayedla statni pojiSte-
nj mela V umyslu Stay6ti stat
nj mlyny, ba jatky, napoma-
hati lidem ku vlastnictvi domo-
va a farem a pri tom oVSem ma
razila ma zaimy, jimz stoupla
ma kufi Okla.
Pratele Nonpartizan League
trrdi, ze ia zvlaStni volbou
Jsou kapitalist6, jimz Liga pre-
kazi We vykorisl'oyani lidu a
re tolik podpisu ziskano bylo
ma petice yolebn1, vysvetluji
tim, ze provadeni programu Ii
gy samozrejm6 stale penize,
coz Znamena yySSi dane, kdez-
to vyhody jenom pozyolna Sc
jevi. We skutecnosti obCanStyu
North Dakoty byly pry uSetre-
ny milliony dollaru, o n6z ruz-
nj gamblefi byli by je pfipra-
viii, nebyti reforem Ligou pro-
vedenych.
Nepratele, Llgy tvrdi, ze da-
ne byly ztrojnasobeny V North
Dakote, re statni banka neni
solventni, re pojist ovaci od-
Dor jest pozadu diva roxy a v
nekterych pripadech ieste de-
lie vyplacenim ztrat, re vubec
vSechny podniky Ligy jevi o.
hromnG deficity.
V patek sc ukaze, zda-li OBJ
canstVo seyero-dakotske jest o.
chotno Sc svym zaiimavym eX-
perimentem pokracoyati, nebo
zdali Sc vrati ku staremu po-
radku.
Kampan ma odyelaci volbu
byla fizena TAX zTanou Inde-
pendent Voters Association a
byia vydatn6 financovana. Ia
iimaVo vsak Jest, re muzi, kite
ii mail byti dosazeni ma mista
statnich 6radniku v piipade ie-
iich odvolani, nejsou ami tax
protl programu Nonpartizan
League jake proti zpusobu ie-
no prevalent. Bud isou pouze
nastrazeni zajmy, ktere nepfeji
81 ukazati svoii vlastni tvaf,
nebo pfi pateGni yolbe bude Sc
lednati pouze 0 vymGnu osob a
nikoli o zamenu politickych
smernic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

Jest to jenom obycejny mic,
ale pon6vadz jest ma mem vlast
norucni podpis presidenta Har-
dinga a Christy Mathewsona,
vynesl $3.50, kdyz prodan byl
v drazb6 V New Yorku We pro-
speech yelikeho "Mattyho"
.ienz zapasi S tuberkulosou V
pohofi Adirondack.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

Mohlo b> tez byti. re pri
dobrodruzstu karlovu hraly
ulchu Nanderbiitoyy milliony,
nebot' hrabGnka Szechenyi-
oyd nanzelka pristine NADIA
Rkeho yyslance We W ashingto-
ne. jest rozena Gladys Wander
hiltova q noviny prozradily,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-26

III IdSIOupeHS OrSaulSdce Sd
my.
Vine dobre, ze dsilovnou
praci pro Cs. Mar. Sdruzeni V
dobe valecne utrpela cinnost
jinych organisaci a spolku, ale
pres to nesmime Sc arci nynl
dalSi prace naprosto vzdati, ne
bot jest primou nasi povinno-
sti, abychom udrzeli to, co by
lie takovou namahou a tako-
yymi obetmi vybojovano a W.
budovano. Jest presvedcenim i
pranlm vaznych a zodopved-
nych cinitelu v Ceskoslovensku
i zde, aby V Americe eXistovala
pokrokova politicko-narodnl or
ganisace ceskoslovenskeho Ii
du, kteda by sledovala politi-
cky vyvoj sveho naroda, peco-
vala kulturni i socialni jeho
potreby a Sirila ideally ameri-
cke demokracie. Takovou orga
nisaci dosud bylo a chce byti i
" budoucnu Ceskoslovenske
Narodni Sdruzeni, ktere tvorilo
d1lezitou soucast celeho narod
niho ceskoslovenskeho telesa a
melo Ma naSi narodni revOluci
jiste svuj veliky podil. Lee ono
neustalo We sve praci ami po do
sazeni republiky. Podpurna je-
no akce byla prvni veci sveho
druhu, stala-li Sc pri tom
snad nektera nedopatrenl, bylo
to zpasobena jen nezkusenosti
V takovych podnicich, spojenou
S velice nepriznivymi okolnost-
mi.
Avsak i V pristi dobe ceka ma
mas cele more prace. Vedle nut
ne dlohy podparne a dobrocin-
ne jest jednou 2 nejdulezit6j-
sfch povinnosti udrzovati i ma
dale nejuzsi a nejupfimnejsl
styky bratry Slovaky a sblizo
van1m a seznamovanim Sc S nj
mi vytvaret a budovat jednolity
Ceskoslovensky narod. Mladym
nadanym lidem re stare vlasti
ma Sc umozniti Studium zdej-
Slch pokroku V oboru techniky,
obchodu prumyslu, a nutno ta
ke stale doporucovati a zdu-
raznovati ohromny prakticky
vyznam, ktery pfinese naSi
zdejSi mladezi delsi pobyt V
Ceskoslovensku a omladine
tamni, naopak Ease takova ma
VSt6Va u mas - V Americe. CS.
Mar. Sdruzeni ma byti civilisac
MIN ustredim, jemuz predleha
ohromna prace osvetova. | V
propagaci nasi literatury, hud-
by a umeni vytvarneho muze
ia pomoci odbornych pracovni-
XII vykonati velike veci. Musi
dale byti pfedni strazi we Sluz-
bach sve stare move VlaSti pro-
ii vzmahajici Sc propaganda
mad arske a nemecke. Cs. Mar.
Sdruzeni chce a musi byti W.
razem a stredem~ snazeni pra-
covniku i jinak protichudnych
nazoru a tvoriti tax jednolite
teleso, jako bylo praci "a
mas ideal, ceskoslovensky samo
SLatny stat.
NaSe organisace ma zde te-
dy svoje pole, jcji pusobnost je
rozsahla a prace k nepopsani.
Ten, kdo by chtel niciti orga-
nisaci tax tezce vybudovanou
n stale tax nutnou, ten bud ne
chape, co narod potrebuJe ane-
DO cini tax vedome, S umyslem
narod poskoditi.
Jsme jisti, re tento Sized ne
lenom odstrani priciny a "a
minky mnohych stiznosti, pro-
testu a nafceni, ale re poslou-
III i k oziveni a vzruzeni naSi
predni narodni orgarisace, ie-
jiz ukoly jsou TAX vazne a dule-
zite.
VSechny verne Cechy vola-
me proto k praci! Bud'me pa
metlivi svych poyinnosti, cd
Stranme SVG osobni ZaimV "A ne
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11

by reason Of topography but by rea-
son of the great number OF square
miles to each taxpaying individual. 1t
seems that considerable benefit can
be obtained by both the State Of Tex
as and New Mexico through the CO.
operation of the State Highway Dep
a fmentS OF both states.
1t costs just as much to build a
road through a sparsly populated area
rs it does through one which is dense
ly settled and for that reason a good
" portion of both the State OF New
Mexico and the State of Texas have
greater road problems to solve than
many of our northern states where
the square miles per capita is small.
Considering the area and population
OF New Mexico nothing but praise
can he said for both her people and
her peoples servants who have had
charge of road building. Her roads,
if the present good maintenance is
continued, will stand as Serviceablc
monuments to her progressive citiZ-
enship, executive zeal and modern
engineering ability.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
TRADE AT HOME

The mail order house never has a
bargain-not for You. anyway. If
there are bargains occasionally they
are gobbled up by the mail order
house employees or their friends.
Trade at homel
Your own merchant has bargains.
and he tells you about them in your
home paper.
The mail order houses that receive
your order don't know you from Ad-
ans house cat, and thev don't care
to know you. except for the dollars
that they hope to get out OF you and
your family.
The home merchant knows you as
a neighbor, and he cares
He cares enough for Won and your
trade TO go to the trouble and ex-
pense of telling you about his stock
IT goods and the bargains he is of
Besides, he cares enough to take
the pains to carefully show you the
goods and to explain their merits.
He also affords you the opportunity
Of selecting from a large variety,
showing you article after article I'M
til you are satisfied in choice.
Trade at home. and you get ser
vice, choice. quality. and prices as
good or better than can be had from
he mail order houses
Trade at home and helD build up
he town. And by so doing YOU are
helping to better your own job.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
WITH HOME RECIPE

This is the age when gray hair is
taboo by everyone, and men and
women everywhere are seeking ways
and means to keep the hair dark.
have found a successful formula. and
| want everyone desirious of darken-
ing their hair to benefit by my re-
cipe.
The best part of my method is
that you yourself know exactly just
what you are putting on your hair
10 make it dark, and t keep the
gray locks from appearing. The in
gradients are to be found in any
kitchen pantry in the country. The
mixture is harmless. You can make
as much as you want at one time,
and store it away for future use, or
YOU can make it each time you ap-
ply it. 1t is simple to make, easy to
apply, and above all, it is harmless.
Send me q cents. and ! will send
YOU this formula in a plain envelope.
Try it and be convinced. | am using
It right TODAY. Address MRS. DON
Alison. DEPT. l41 12l6 Fourth Ave,
y. w, ROANOKE. VA.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
COUNTY ROAD MAINTENANCE

The state highway department now
has maintenance patrols covering
about three thousand miles Of road
in this state and travelling conditions
are being rapidly improved.
There is a vast opportunity how
ever for more helm on the part OF
some counties and communities in
the WV Of maintenance of all kinds
Of roads-Federal aid. state aid. and
thoeo built from special levies.
This j. particularly true Of special
countv levy roads. y would be the
part of wisdom and good business for
county commissioner 10 budget their
road funds in such a wav as 10 have
ample for the upkeep Of these roads
when completed.
Santa Fe COUNT has some such
roads and another is now being built
on the state highway TO Lamy. This
road is being built from special act
levy funds of this county and nro-
vision should be made in the budget
for its permanent upkeep.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
THROWING WEALTH INTO YES.
UVIUS

II all the men. women and children
in the United States could hurry by
the seething crater Of Mount Vesuvi-
us at the rate of three persons a
second. and if each cast into its all
DESTROYING depths a f~ive-dollar gold
piece. and continued TO do so day and
right for a wear. the money thus
destroyed would nearlv equal our 900
fire waste of over sSOOOO0OO0 IF. in
addition, about every h~alf-hour, one
Of this rushing throng-usually a wo-
Wv ~ ~-Ti-sro--ii III irfo tat
sea of molten lava. the 1900 lives lot
~arnnaIly in this manner would an
proximate Americas estimated fatal
ties bv fir zach wear. Docs y MT
sem i-c-cd;bia tat anv nation shnuid
allow su~- deyastations TO continue
rr-~h~cked7
Eve-v effor TVS. he made. thor
fo-e f. ~a~q-aint The nublic w'.h the
m.grrrde of ~ e. disruption ard
tLe necessiv for rusrdi-1 sgairs' che
com-on fire haz-rd WhTc c7r-ie7--
r-es : ~onside-~d ~ ~ th~ chief r. we
of our h-re fire waste. ipnorane~ Sc
aiso > l-r1e factor ard ~nnscogc-fiv
TIE i-u,ortan-e If education IN h-r
p~revertio- cs- net be ovcr-cmDhasi7-
-Safeguardin American Against
Fire.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
AUDIT


r~o..:Aor.hto ,-ev-soaner aud other
comment Nds ,"u''u u"'"'s IL
by the publication OF parts OF a report
made nv the Auditors office on the
t;,.,oos - .ho g. Fd,c,.;or.1 NJ
partnent.
The audit covered the past four or
five wears and in several instances
shows pavments which the Auditor did
eht consider p~roperlv covered bv de-
,,;is - ;ten,s making IN the totals
ha;d
III dcfocts v.ore found 4, con
ITO, ,.;,b yorcb,ts drawn for tray-
81 oxn.,se Nv Messrs Waqnc~ and
Co,,r1r I'D Mr. M;1Ier
tn at go, cIe,rry st,tcs ,ha,
h...J III r~;,,;r,t r,-
,,,r. u,b;,b : soretb;na tbe Yellow
,-.I a.. o,hi;shod doIo,od nor
80 - a. rcnor, f,;Icd - m,p-
49, - - a-~t;,los L,, eo,,bt 20
~ 81 ,,,~or.;n, H., It, ,,.cro
49, 81 barr;L1o card;t;on ~
.trz.-
~. H. Al L,,-; ,,:.h ,h;.
/ ''Pi' ma. IN'
department during the period cover
ed and know how carefully and ON
pletelv they We're required to itemlZe
their bill, and others who know how
careful all Of the partic. mention
ed were to take receipts Tor an cN-
penSes, have no doubt bnt what com
nn;sbol To- IN aav,nor,s
'' 49, lF
As to the charges OF extravaganza
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
THE NURSES UNION

Can the rules and regulations of
the labor union be applied to the
services of a trained nurse in a man
ner which squares with the duties of
her profession?
This is the question which seems
to be raised by the revolt of DR..
Chas. II. Mayo. head Of the famous
Mayo clinic at Rochester. Minnesota.
DIR. Mayo is calling for 100000 sub
nurses to relieve "the acute short
age He maintains that the leaders
ried their methods too far and with
too high a hand, and in doing this
have defeated their own purpose,
"for they have lost sight OF the real
impulse of their profession, the al
deviation of the pain OF the world"
II is his contention that ministra-
tion to the diving cannot be bound by
hard and fast rules and in the form
ulation of rules governing the nur-
ses' union the leaders ought to take
the obligation of the nurses to the
service Of humanity into considera-
ton.
There can be no objection to the
nurses organization. but commercial
cation is a thing that ought t o be
avoided.
Think OF a nurses strike at a hos
We might as well imagine the
doctors going on strike. for the nurse
the right hand of the doctor.
1t may be argued that the doctors
themselves are organized. but If they
are it is under regulations which
throw no restrictions around their
hours of service. They may be or
gained to maintain a scale of prices,
but they are free to go when a call
is made and the limit of their stav
at the bedside of a patient is fixed
by the needs Of the case.
II the nurses union will amend its
along the same line there can
be no objection to it.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
THE WAR TAXES

There is complaint about the bur
den of war taxes and there will be
such complaint for MANY wears 10
come. There is also complaint about
the long time it takes for business
To oct back TO normal
While you are making your COM
plants, try to keep these facts in
mind:
The war was a tremendously ex-
pensive thing. All the nations went
debt in order to pay their share
of the cost Of the war.
The wal was not only expensive but
Il was destructive. Il stopped the
of wealth for the time be
;rg and it destroyed wealth already
existing.
A few individuals NAV be richer
because of the war but the world az
= whole is vastly poorer.
Now the nations will have tn paw
fte cost Of the war and will also
have TO replsce Or nav for fhe wealth
was destroyed during the war
And I'll this is going to take ? '-
time. CONGRESS will he le~rira
s to paw for the World Wa
~ the people now living are
md in their graves
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
FROM POOR PARENTS


ltalians all over the world nave
lust celeprated the oVoth anniversary
OF the death OF their countryman,
Dante Allighieri, one OF the greatest
writers OF all times,
Have you read Dante's "Inferno?'
Probably not But years ago, when
you were a child, a book agent with
a ball bearing tongue probably sold
your mother a copy, and You MAY
recall looking at the terrible pictur-
es Of the sinners writing in he'll,
Dante. born of a poor family, spent
a long time rolling pills in an Italian
drug store before he got a chance Ia
write. His parents, without wealth,
gave the world a treasurer.
This should ;rs,;re Moor neonIe who
wonder wbat The f,t,iro viii hiring 70
tbe;r how ;,,st start;nr 70 scbooi
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
QUESTION OF FOREIGN
LOANS MAY BE CLOSED
BY ACT OF CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. S.-FrOm pre-
sent indications, the Congress will
have settled upon a policy regarding
the refunding of foreign loans before
the conference on limitation of arma-
ments will have convened. 1t is
desirable that this be done, because,
with increasing frequency and per-
sistency, reports appear in European
papers that European delegates to
the conference will endeavor to in
troduced the proposal of cancellation
of war loans made by the United
States as one of the conditions pre-
cedent to any reduction in arma-
ment.
The most common report is they
will propose to agree to any reason
able program of reduction of arma-
ment put forward b ythe Z. S.. if
the U. S. will, in turn, agree to cancel
foreign loans, Members of the Con-
gress and administration oHicIaiS
can not grasp the logic of this po-
sition. 1t is to the economic inter-
est of all European nations to reduce
their ornaments as much as poss-
ible.
A Lop-sided Proposal
The least concerned, from the
standpoint of the financial burdens
which large ornaments entail, is the
United States. For some of the Eur
opean countries, already on the verge
of bankruptcy because of the ire
mendous expense they are put to in
maintaining ornaments, to propose
that they will agree to a reduction of
military and naval equipment, pro-
vided this country agrees to cancel
its foreign loans, is a good deal like
the ROSTERS wanting the elephant
to enter an agreement not to step
on each others toes.
While it is understood the admin
~istration has no sympathy with such
a proposition and does not o o with
favor upon introducing the question
of Americas foreign loans into the
discussions of the conference, yet
the matter would be greatly simpli-
fled We're the Congress, before the
armament conference convenes, TO
prescribe a definite procedure which
administrative officials must follow
in dealing with the subject of for
eign loans. In that event the Ameri-
can delegation would be in a position
to say the subject was a closed ques-
ton.
The following is a t%abluation of
the loans made by the United States
to foreign governments during the
war, together with the moun Of in
terest which has accrued and re-
maine uppail
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
James Sticky Says, "Rat Cost Me
Sl25 for Plumbing Bills"

We couldn't tell what was clog
cling up our toilet and drains. We had
TO tear up floor, pipes, etc, found a
rats nest in basement. They had
choked the pipes with refuse. The
plumbers bill was SIPS. RAT-SNAP
cleaned the rodent out" Three Sizes.
Csc, Csc, $l.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Collins Drug and Stationery Co.,
and Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep
Rat-Snap

Rats are on most farms. Once they
get inside the house-look out. Rats
kill infants-biting them is not UNI
usual, Nursing bottles attract rats.
Break a cake of RAT-SNAP and
throw it around. 1t will surely rid
you OF rats and mice. Three sizes,
35c, 65c, $l.25. Sold and guaranteed
by Collins Drug and Stationery Co,
md Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
PACIFIC

II is futile to cut down armament
rrtil TIE causes against which they
were raised are removed. President
has recognized that truth. and
at the ornaments conference viii first
endeavor to settle the controversies
IN the Pacific that now ena world
peace.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11

Manifestations for Santa Fe
and vicinity. Commission contract
only, for spare time or full time. We
will teach you to sell income protec-
ton through our free school of in
struction and help you build a bus
of your own. Massachusetts,
Bonding and Insurance Company,
Accident and Health Dept, Saginaw.
Michigan, Capital 81 $4,000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-11
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED:---Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and child
rem. Eliminates darning. We pay 7sc
an hour spare time, or $500 a week
for full time. Experiece unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills.
Norristown, Pa.