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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
NEW SOCIETY OPPOSES
EXCESSIVE ARMAMENT

New York, Dec. 1--we have de-
veloped form of preparedness. that
has no cuuai--our peace forming poll
icles with the nations of the world, !"
DR. Nicholas Murray Butler. presi-
dent OF Columbia university said to-
night after he had been chosen
chairman ut the organization meeting
of the American League to Limit arm
aments. a new association formed to
oppose a great Increase In American
defenses The chairman laid the ex-
listing agitation for larger armament
to the war in Europe. and added;
Years ago, when we were threat
ened by invasion from across the sea,
there was room for, the arguments
now being produced. But now. when
the nations Of Europe are. destroying
themselves. when they are starving
and exhausting, themselves TO a peace
full basis. why should we arm our
selves against them ?
DR.. Butler stated. however, that
he did not believe the prospective orr
ganIzation should protest against an
inquiry into the position OF the, army
and navy, and that he thought such
an inquiry should be held,
Lansing Smith. president of the
Canada club Of Montreal, sent the
following telegram:
Thank heaven our mutual border,
5000 miles long: Is totally unprotect-i
ed. Let us keep il so. and we won't
quarrel Provide in your now consti-
tuition for the utilization later OF a
Canadian society,""
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
PETRocIlAD REPORT SAYS
GERMANS ARE BEATEN


Ion'lon. Dec. 10 $3.50 a. M. Pc.
troFrad correspondent Of The Times
sends the following
Tho cnemy'a third lncnrsion Into
Galicln has been arrested on the Nery
borders OF the province. Some ma
neuvcilnR on the part of General
Radko Pimitrieffs cofpz sufflccd TO
check the Invading columns. although
they crossed the Carpathans on a
wide front. extending between Vie
liczkn and the head waters Of the San
river.
mo definite Information has been
Forthcoming as yet regarding the now
point OF attack In Field Marshal Won
Hindcnbcrg's Invasion u Poland. AZ
ter his fruticss efforts 10 break
through the Russian lines on the
Bzura river, II ~ probable that he viii
seek 10 deliver a blow further south.
but II IN not known whether this viii
be toward Warsaw or kielce The
Russian army IL within a stones throw
Of the Silesian border north OF Graz
COW, which II the real pivot OF all the
operations now developing.
'"rho desperate Thanking movements
on the Bzura river and from the Car
pathians only serve 10 indicate that
the Russians hold the pivot firmly.
whence. In good time. they win sweep
the thanking columns off the road and
advance into the heart OF Germany"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
PROMINENT ZAPtTIsTA
EXECUTED BY ANGELES

San Antonio Tex, Dec. iS.--Private
messages and newspaper kilograms
received mere today announce the ex-
ccutlon of Pauline Martinez, at the
City of Mexico. The dispatches state
that Martinez was executed by order
CT General Angeles. II Is said his ex-
ecutlon was ordered under the Juarcs
law 'of 1862. and that Martinez was
amenable to this law by reason If
his having led the Madorista party.
Martinez was a former resident of
San Antonio but for the last two years
has been closely associated with Glen.
Emiliano Zapata and attracted pub
lie notice when he acted as spokes-
man for Iarata at the Aguas Calien-
ties conference. He was reported to
have accompanied zapata into the
City of Mexico and is. credited with
have dole much in bringing about
friendly relations between Villa and
Zapata.
San Luis Potosi. one. of the largest
fities in the republic, hes surrendered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
OLD FEDEnA[s
: GET No QUARTER
FROM CARRANzA
Order Is Issued for Prompt Ex-
ecutlon Of All Such Captured
While Fighting for Villa and
Zapata,


Vera Cruz, Dec. lS.-The former
fedcrals whose services have been ac-
cepted BY both General villa and Gen
cral Zapata, are shown no mercy by
the army OF General Carranzn. They
are sentenced to death in all cases
where they fall into the hands or
Carranzas soldiers
This IL made plain In the decree
which was issued today and which
win be published throughout the
army. both IN the earrisons and ut
the front. This edict. defining the
status of these former federals ani
authorizing summary action, charac-
terizes them as the worst opponents
OF the reactlonary element
Great care has been taken BY the
Carranza officials to maintain secrecy
as TO exact positions OF their TROOPS.
but by this time even General villa
doubtless Is aware that his forces be-
tween here and Mexico city face the
biggest army either he or General Ia
pata has ever gathered. Many per-
sons here believe II is not improbable
that before many days there will be-
gin the greatest battle since the DAYS
when Generals villa and Carranza
were forcing their way southwark
against General lIuerta.
General Carranza and his staff DO
not regard the loss Of Puebla as VI
tad. in fact that they take tie oppo-
site view since General Francisco
Coss. who was garrisoning that point.
Is now free to add his forces TO the
main body. General Coss' losses arr
said here to have been insignificant,
IN spite of the reports emanating
from Mexico City to the effect that
his troops suffered terrible punish
ment. Carranza officials here say
they regard these reports from Mex
leo City as inspired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
SERvIAN REPORTS
DENIED IN AUSTRIA


New York. Dee 1.-THE Austro-
Hungarlau consul general made pub
Ito the following statement here to-
day:
Concerning the news published in
the American papers on the llh and
18th instant. about great scrvian vie-
tories ana about mutinles OF four
Austro- Hungarian regiments. the
Ausiro-HttnEarian embassy In WASH
inglun addressed on December IL a
wireless request 10 the Austro-Iiun-
gufian ministry Of foreign affairs fer
a statement on the matter and has
gust received the following wireless
message from Vienna.
News of great Servian Victories
nnfounded. The fact Is that owing To
attack OF superior forces our right
wing was withdrawn and new posi-
tons occupied. Scrsian allegation
about our losses enormously exagger-
ated,
News Of mutiny. absolutely
false
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
BULLETS AGAIN
! FIRED INTO aAG0
BY MAFT'gRENA.
Americans Await Arrival of
General Hugh [, Scott Be-
fore Serving UItImatum on
MexIcans.

Mace. Ariz, Dee. 1S.--Afany bullets
from the Mexican side fell on United
States territory today in the siege OF
Naco. Sonora. by villa troops Five
passed close TO the army bomb
proofs. The United States army
forces now have established two
flank camps. one on the east and the
other on the west side Of Naco, to
further assure border neutrality. The
sixth brigade infantry and the three
batteries OF artillery en- route here are
expected to arrive tomorrow.
Ammunition arrived here today and
further shipments. are on the way.
Since dawn there has been. inter-
mlttent firing. seemingly almost en-
tirely by. the dIill troops. General Hill
received 100000, rounds of rifle am
munition for his troops defending
Naco. Sonora.
George G. Carothers, special agent
o. the American state department,
visited Governor Jose Maytorcna,
commanding the Villaista forces to-
day, and broached the subject of the
coming visit of Brig Gen. Hugh L.
Scott. II is understood that Mayto-
rena favored meeting General Scott
al the International boundary, oppo-
site the Maytorena headquarters east
of here.
Mr. Carothers. after returning to
tho American side. talked with Brig.
Gen. Tasker II. Bliss. commanding the
United States forces here. and then
left for FL Paso. Texas. From there
he viii go again into Mexico, proba-
bly, Joining the troops OF Gen. Fran
cisco Villa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
BANK R0BBER
SHIPPED MONEY
BYPARC[[sP0sT
Man Who Was Killed After
Taking S13, 100 From Gin
cinnati institutions Had
Planned Carefully.


Cincinnati, Dec. 1S.-The $13.
obtained by Frank q. Hohl, the au-
tomobile robber who yesterday took
money from two. banks and was later
killed after fatally wounding a po-
llceman. or at least a part of it, was
shipped BY parcel post to Louisville,
Ky. by the robber. This information
was ascertained. by the police late
today when John O.. x,iiul, grocer,
identified the dead robber as the
man who had come to his store
shortly after noon yesterday and OBJ
tanned box In which he placed sew
eral bundles and then securely
wrapped the package. 1t was also as
certained that Hohl was in Station
Y Of the postoffice about 1880 p. m.
yesterday
1t Is known that he sent q box de-
cidedly similar to the one he wrapped
up in the grocery store to z. c,
Wright. Louisville, and the postmas-
ter at that city has been notified TO
be on the lookout for the package,
A postoffice money order application
also was found i'm the dead mans
clothing. addressed to P. c. Wright
Louisville Ky.
It is now believed by the police
that one of the two revoNers. carried
by Hohl contained blank cartridges
This was used, the police assert to
merely frighten those whom the
bandit encountered in the banks
Cashier George Winters of the Liber-
IS bank, who was powder burned by
the discharge Of Hohrs revolver
states that Hohl fired point blank az
him when only a foot or two away
and that for time he thought he
had certainly been shot. This. theory,
according to the police. is also sub
Stimulated by the fact that no bullet
holes We're found in the walls or wood
work of either bank, but that num-
Der of small paper wads were no.
ticed after the shooting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
FRENCH REPORTs TELL
OF GROUND SLOWLY GAINED

Washington. Dec, IS. p Additional
dctaih Of the French advance In
Flanders and northern France. an
pounrsd today BY the war office. were
given. In official dispatches TO the
embassy here. The message said
we have reached the road from
Tombacrtxy LeH1ijains 10 the east OF
Steenstraate. We have eaptured the
cnemy's trenches gained $50 yards,
made 100 prisoners and taken three
mitrnillousos.
I'm the region OF Bxschoofe we
have gained 800 yards. made eighty
prisoners and taken three mltrnIl-
iauses. TO the north OF Notrc Dame
de Consolation. our progress hns been
about 500 yards"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

Chicago. Dec. iS.--A plea for uni
versal peace was made tonight by
David Starr Jordan, president Of Lee
land Stanford UNIVERSITY, who said In
an address TO the southern club that
the United states was the only world
eonscience left.
"We have no business TO talk war
at this time he said. our duty Is
TO care for the distress that has been
occaaioncd by this terrible murder
in Europe. There Is no use for any
sane man 70 think of piling up means
of war and further destruction. The
unofficial power of this country is
greater THIN its official one at this
time, for We have won great encom-
iums for our stand for peace"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
NO DATE FIXED FOR
IMMIGRATION BILL


Washington. Nee. ls.---Efforts to
flx tomorrow as the time TO vote on
the house immigration bin or amend
fnents failed IN the scnate today on
objection OF SENATOR O'Gorman Sem
ator Smith Of South Carolina. how
ever announced that he would renew
his REQUEST tomorrow aud repeat IL
until he WAS suceessfu In fixing q
limit ON the debate
The Thomas amendment TO tho lit.
eraey test Provision OF the bin which
would extend exemption from Inc test
to subjects Of political as well as re-
llHlpia persecution, occupied tho SEN
nte today senator O'Gorman pro-
posed to add racial persecution TO the
llFt Of exemptions, and Senator Thom-
as accepted the amendment.
senator Thomas cited the "dcplora.
bic conditions IN Colorado coal fields
~ showing the necessity fer rcstric.
ton OF immiaration,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
COURT MARTIAL
OF COMMANDER
THOUGHT LIKELY
Hungarlans Furious at Field
Marshal Potlorek, Who Is
Believed Responsible for
Disaster in SeMia.

lst moHslse JOURNAL lsrseitl lsAssn wlssi e.
London, Dec, 10 ta;30 Il. M ---Tht
Morning Post today publishes a Buda-
pest letter written by Hungarian
journalist In which he describes the
defeat OF the Austrian army In Ser~
via aud lis sufferings In retreat. lie
declares hat Field Marshal Oslkar
fatiorck, In command OF the Austrian
forces VIII be tried by eourtmartial
In Vienna.
The public and official circles"
the letter says. are furious at Po-
tlnrek for allowing the withdrawal Of
three army eorps from his front, when
he ought to have known Ii would
leave him too weak to withstand the
Sefvians. 1t is rumored that General
Minarclli Fitzgerald will supersede
him.
In the rear guard actions durlng
tue retreat tho Australians lost sixty
thnnsnnd men in dead or wounded
and lhirtS thousand prisoners. besides
sacrificing more guns. ammunition
and provisions than the Servians ever
had In the whole war; s4H 4H a
The hungarian regiments suffered
severely and the remnants Of Potior-
ek's army of about 90, 900 men are
now IN Bosnia trying to reform"
The correspondent adds
The eeeling in Hungary has trans
lated Itself into demonstrations and
fintings IN Budapest Prague and
other towns. Count Tisza, the pre-
mier In sensational speech in the
Hungarian parliament. declared that
Il the Importance OF an INVASION of
Hungary WAS not realized BY the gen
eral staff. independent Hungary
would find means Ia concentrate
her sons who are now fighting abroad
IN defense Of their own homes.
As result Of this speech, Premier
Tisxt WAS summoned 10 Vienna and
saw the emperor TO whom. on his Toys
atty being questioned. he offered his
resignation. This. however, tho cm-
pefor doclined to acnenl 2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
lsOuLEilh ilIsPOVTED
CAPTURED IIY Al.liIss

LONDON. dee. IN tys50 a. na.)--sev-
erai london newspapers today revive
reports that the allies have captured
Roulcrs. west Flanders. The chroni-
Gle says that Houlcfs has been chpl
tured after fierce assaults on the
German tfench14s
The Daily Newa publishes the fol-
lowing
Reports @eufrcnts In northern
France are thai the French and Brit
ish have mkau Ronlcrs and assume
they are IN possession Of part of
Lille. However, the capture % Rous
iefe would tnean . victory so import
ant that Immediate official announce
ment probably will be made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
EGYPT MUST STILL PAY
TRIBUTE TO TURKEY

London, Dec. 10 (t;i0 n. MI - Earl
cromer, who has held the posts of
commissioners Of the Egyptian public
debt, comptroller general OF Egypt.
and British agent and consul general
In Egypt In letter to the press calls
attention 70 the fact that Egypt must
continue to pay to Turkey an annual
tribute amounting to considerably
more than ss.000,00O. This II oblIgu-
tory he says. owing to a promise CIV
en- by the Egyptian treasury more
than thirty years ago to pay the sum
to Turkey bondholders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
CONGRATULATIONS,
BY MEXICAN FORCES

Washington. Dec. 1S.--Zapata and
villa forces appearing in Chiapas. the
southernmost state of Mexico. have
caused alarm in Guatemala and on
Wednesday night the entire .popula-
ton OF Ayutla, Guatemalan border
town. was ready to flee to the Interior.
according to dispatch today to the
state department from William FL
Leavell, American minister 10 Guate-
maia. At Ayutla. three Guatemalan
soldiers We're said to be doing patrol
duty to prevent any invasion of that
country's territory.
Advices from Mexico City said Gen=
eral Cabrdl, with $1,000 troops. left
the capital yesterday for the Yaqui
country along the west coast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
LEPERs !,
CONTRIBUTE To .
BELGIAN RELIEF
a. ~osn,ae ,ou.s.l srsel.L .sAsro w,ssl

New York. Dee 1S.--Three more
surgeons will be sent to Europe for
hospital service by the American Red
Cross. II was announced tonight. ~
DR.. r. A. Smith of Enid. Okla, win
sail on the steamer Potsdam, He win
be third assistant staff officer at the
imperial and royal reserve hospital
No. at Vienna. M ttf
Two surgeons who Will sail on the
steamer Dwinsk for Russia are DIR.
John Mann and DR.. I. Lyle lHazleti
The women's section tor relief 10
Belgium tonight gave the informa-
ton that s127 Of the $4,000 Ha-
waisn contribution just raised came
from the lepers of Molokai settle
ment .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
CLEANCOAL
IS OUR
SPECIALLY
AZTEC FUEL
COMPANY
Phone Isl

HnrticpooI TO make an investigation
~ the raid. The admiralty has replied
that this Will not he necessary as the
government is In possession OF all the
factf
The coronrfs Of the three towns
which werr bombarded stll are busy
holding Inuuestr over the bodies OF
victims, the numbers Of whom CON
tlnue 20 grow ~ Injured persons sue
tumb 10 their wounds
As result of the bombardment.
the Kingdom has been flooded with
posters reading
"Avenge scarborough Up and at
EN- now"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
HOW TO CLEAR
AWAY PIMPLfS

Isathn your face for several minutes
with Kcslnol soap and hot water, then
apply. little isesinol Ointment very
gently. Lot this stay on ten minutes.
and wash of with Reslnol soap aud
more hot water. finishing with i dash
Of cold water to close the pores, 20
this once Or twice a day. and you wlll
I've asionished 10 find how quickly the
healing, antiseptie Kesinol medication
southeH and cleanses the pores, re-
moves pimplea aud biarkheaas, and
leaves the complexion clear and vel.
SetT.
Resinoi Ointment aud Reslnol Soap
stop itching Instantly and speedily
heal skin humefs. rHsbes. wounds and
chaflng Sold b. az druggists. Doc
tors have prescribed Resinol FOR near
j - years,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
RHEUMATISM GOES
IF HOODS IS lISen

The genuine old reliable fIooa,.
sarsaparilla corrects the acid cons,
ton of the blood and builds IN Is,
whole system. II drives our rheums
tism because Il cIsanses the blSo,,
thoroughly II has been successfun,
used for forty years.
For rheumatism, stomach and kIs-
ney troubles. general debility and an
ills arising from impure blood, Hood
has no equal. Get II from your nea,
est druggist today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
DEATH RESULTS FROM
BULLET OF R0BBER

ti.ieaeu, Dec. iS---MrR Mary Ed
wards FlaNeHe died from eomplica~
lions resulting from bullet wound
inflicted by d robber while riding on
IA train Ia ltalN. according % the yer-
diet VI q rofnner's fury which held
an inqucht into. hcr death tonight
The Jury recommended thai the ltal-
Ian consul call tho attention Of his
government 10 The ease.
Mrs, Flavelle was 81 years of age
She Was shot and robbed hy Pedro
isussi. ~ Italian student now held at
Af'exzp. itais. The bullet which had
teen extracted from the wound wax
shown 20 the jurors and then sealed
II Will be turned over TO the Italian
consul with the verdict.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

TO carransa, according TO the AN.
rouncemcnt of Consul Beltraln hsro
tonight. A message received by Raj.
Tram says that Gen. Samuel d. n.
Santos. ut the head OF several tn.ns.
aud troops reyolted in favor If ,ho
first chief and allowed the carrnr,
troops to enter the city and that Cen
Samuel de Los Santos at once wl,cl
his allegiance to General Carranze
General villa announces that No
plans to restore communication on a
regular schedule between Mexico citv
and FL Paso within three weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
WHO CAUSED
MONEY TO DISAPPEAR

Chicago. Dec. lS.--Alvin MeKoivig.
n magician who says his home is AT
berkeley. Calf. was arrested tonight
charged with causing the money of
others to disappear The magician,
according to complainants. advertised
for a man with $500 10 invest to be-
come advance agent for his act Kol-
Wig would collect the money. and
presto would disappear himelf.
The would-be advance agents be-
came the magician's pursuing agents
but he eluded them until detectives
answered his advertisement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

Fiavana, Dec iS.~-l'resldent Meno-
cal today vetoed the amnesty bill
which was passed by congress on De-
cember ,. The measure was designed
10 effect the release of Gen Ernesto
Asbert, former governor of Havana
province, who is serving 4 sentence
Of twelve Years IN prison for COM
pilcity IN the killing Of Chief Of po-
lice Riya last year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19


san Diego. Calf. Dec. is.---"Slnk-
Ing. a laconlc wireless message re-
ceived here Aoon after 10 o'clock to-
night told the probable fate OF the
American Hawaiian steamer 18TH
mian, bound for New York with a
million dollar cargo Of fruits and
wines The lsthmlan lore open her
bow ON San BenIto island, 500 miles
south OF here early today. The cruls-
cr West Virginia. the destroyer Perry
and the naval tug Ir0quols were con-
voying her 10 port,
Further rndiograms said that when
Honndlnes we're taken at 0 y, m. Ia
No. ! tank. the sounding rod went
clear through the ships bottom and
the water was pouring In nj a terrific
rate, All the ships pumps were out
Of order but the firemen remained AZ
their posts. keeping DIP sufficient
steam 70 drive the vessel forward IN
her seemingly hopeless race for San
Diego. She might founder at any
moment the Perry reported
To tighten the vessel stlll further
Captain Foster Rycr ordered more
fuel oil jcttiaoned and at 1925 o'clock
the freightar listing heavily and wall
lowing IN the heavy seas. rose about
twenty eight inches from the plim-
soil mark M t4a.
Late tonight Rear ADMIRAL Il. b.
Howard. ommdndor-in-ehief Of the
United States Pacific fleet, ordered
every commercial and wireless station
on the Pacific coast 20 cease opera
lions with the exceptions OF the sta
lions NJ Point Iona and aboard the
cruiser West Virginia until II was as
ceriuincd whether the lsthmian would
survive her injuries Tho Point
Iona and West Virginia stations we're
in communication every ten minutes.
Captain Ryer reported that the
after matches were stlll dry aud that
the ship was again making slight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

Vera Cruz, Dec. is. - To satisfy
claims arising from the non payment
Of customs duties. a large quantity of
goods N the customs house has been
ordered sold 1t has been impossible
to move these goods into the interior
On account Of The fighting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
IsTHMiAN HAS GREW
OF 40; 5.tDt TONS SIZE

san Francisco. Dec is.@-The lsth-
milan Of 5,i0i tons sailed from here
five days ago and from Los Angeles
two days ago. She was commanded
by CAPTAIN Foster w. Ryer and car
ried crew of fortv She was built in
san Francisco In 1908.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

The Franco Moroccan treaty of
1919 instituted a French protectorate
over Morocco, with French resident
general who exercises civil and MILF
tary powers under the sovereignty Of
the sultan. The treaty proclaimed the
religious freedom Of the people and
gave France right to enter into milf
tary occupation Of any ports for the
maintenance of order.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
CAVALRY INVESTIGATES
REPORTED E'IIIBusTER

Brownsville. Tex. Dec. lS.--Two'
detachments of United States cavalry
left here tonight to investigate a re-.
port that a filibustering expedition
was attempting to cross the Rim
Grande four miles above here.