Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-08
NATIONS TOLD BY BRACA OF
CHANGE IN PORTUGAL
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couapse Of Inc monarchy
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'The crew Of the Don Carlos ut the
noui o. victory became uellrlous Wlti
e~nthuSlasIm or Iiquot OF a colnplnatlon
81 ootI' iheA heIaNeu IKE deIheited
peihbs alu ~ " WY were heAriN
+ IA'ui"'lns tnt ueeus - tno iNusslau
o"i,lV sIuaulon Wheh IL hlet me nun
lisHlhs meet AZ ocIock wednesday
1t iuIIouS aHhohauihs broke out
'poaIu the Ion CarIos Inc snip ;
swept me Whole extent OF
the pay ana the l~ofeshofe on poth
Slucs or lht ldSus' me lilsht WIS
win Sheiis' d~lscharBed AZ Il
lfithlohi enemy u was peau'llui rs
" PSroteVHhic ulsPlaN' put one ohly
Tdi HlaINei now the irehAltd grow o.
me ION CarioS hlahased 10 AVOID SINK
ING nan the neutral shlps IN the pay
ToWerds the latter part of the night
ne Don Carlos devoted her search
light efforts mainly upon the shore at
CoCohos and the Brazilian warship.
San Paulo. She ran her powerful
searehlight over the Brazilian cruiser
every two or three minutes and then
the circles OF its search narrowed. The
lights were depressed, sweeping in
lessening circles until they pointed at
Il radius of more than 200 yards.
Wherever the beams Of light fell
there the machine guns served proiec-
tiles until the water round the cruiser
larry scethed.
4The END Of this fantsastic nights
battle, this furious lighting with -
non-eNistent enemv oama Vfth tbr
first streak of dawn. which was ia
herald the death of an ancient mon
archy aud the birth of n new renublie
"At sunrise on the practically inn
preenabIe rock fortress Of san Jorge
there was shown the white flag of !
surrender. The castle of Armada an
antiuuated castelIated structure If
little military value on the soufh of
the bay, followed suit and the forts
which guard the mouth of the Tagus
also joined hands with the revolution
aries. The news of All these dofcc-
tons reached the list troops. who
still were facing the republican forces
in Lisbon, and naturally had the effect
of disheartenine Them. R-ppinsnts
which to Tuesdav nipbt b,d ,.an,ntta,1
stauuch began with the dawn NJ we'd
ncsday to show signs of wayerinr An
exception were the munfcinal puards |
WIN throughout the struggle four,4 /
with splendid courage and fou in
heaps rather than surrender and inin
tho republicans.
The republicans took Food coro no. !
TO minimize the importnncc Of 10 enc
cess achieved bv the nav, sn Tho
position "Wednesday murulnr yros that |
tho ruNalist troops defending Lisbon
had ~ Triumphant republican navy at
their rear and a hopcfut r-enublican |
army at their front.
AT first small ana |
then the whole battalion refused ~
face the fire and hoisted me wbite |
flag. / saw an example of this i'm thr
early morning while tho struggle was
still undecided from an miner floor !
window of the cafc across Inc south |
cpd Of the avenue. Tho men of a row |
alist infantry bi lgado wcic lvinp ON Tho |
roadway firms down the avenue rho |
insurgents had crept along brtrrinp
"a Maxim which thov usad nm No ~
aIists with telling effect. A1most M !
every discharge of the Maxim numbcr. |
of the royalists broke and ran like rnb- !
bits, even throwing away their runs
in their panic.
II watched a captain irving to rally J
the fueitives. His clothes and face |
were hlackencd with powder and "a /
blood stained bandtnna was tied
Ground his head. lie shouted anurfly !
TO the frightened men. cursine them
Tor c~owardice. Almost 10y sheer force
ne dragged some of them back To the
liflns Inc. He looked dazcd.
rlf'. screamed tho officer as he
i""h'" along the lcvcled barrels but
mo- uischaise came. The rifles We're
Nliehi lhen nom th" end of one
I'ii' n'irel ate. mother there flut-
teird " handkcic chief which one had
Neth MhiIc. Ut "a soldier had only 81
colof.u handker,hi'. he made that
10" ~" Whoic iine had surrendered.
IN 'nls place YVES the only officer
saw attempting To- encourage his
men, TN" others appeared Indifferent