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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

AsEBAIL, writer's of the east have
unanimously voted against the
- Cincinnati base hit" The Base
ball Writer'S association, at a meet
ing in Philadelphia. adopted all lnS
changes proposed by the rules commit
tee. Thirty-five writer's, majority
being of New York and Chicago, voted
against it. The hit was scored IN the
major leagues during 1913.
Baltimore Kid Williams has ridi-
culed the statement of Eddie Camp 70
the effect that Campt is gong 70
claim the feather title at ~ POUNDS:
The Californian recently stated that II
he defeated Williams ne was GONG 70
turn featherweight. WlIllams says
that stuff doesn't go, as ne Ule6 20
claim the title in an effort to lnduce
Johnny COulOn to meet him
Three National league umptreS have
signed with the Federal league thus
far All three arbiters, it is said,
signed with the outlaw league because
of differences with the president OF the
league. Jimmy tombstone and Brick
Owens were relegated to the rear
A frantic search for a white
hope sufficiently strong to defeat
Georges Carpenter has begun in Eng
land The prize Of SZ5,OVO, O1Iered Dy
an English sporting newspaper Tor an
elimination tourney among the hopes,
has attracted a number of big fighters.
English fans, it is said, are still look
ing towards Bombardier Wells. believ-
ing that he may reCuperate and regain
his lost laurels.
Paul Armstrong, playwright, author
and former baseball writer, has made
an offer of 100000 to Eddie Maier.
president Of the Venice Coast 1eagus
club. for his franchise. This is the
second time the offer has been made
by Armstrong and declined by Maier.
It is rumored that John J. McGraW is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
ErnER AT.s sIcN nr1-n -

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 17.-Wm. Nc
Kechnie, formerly of the Pittsbure.
Nationals, Jack Onslow, catcher Of
the Detroit Americans. have signed
to play with the Indianapolis Fed
eral league club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
GALLANT DEFEATS HocAN

Salt Lake City, Utah, Ian 17-C1iT-
bert Gallant, a young Boston Ight-
weight, won the decision from "One-
Round" Hogan of San Francisco here
Friday night in a stubbornly CON
tested 20 round fight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
BROOKLYN GETS CONTRACTS
FROM SIX MORE PLAYER.

New York Jan 1.-THE Brooklyn
club has received signed contracts
from six more players. bringing the
total enrolment for the coming season
up to IA, including manager Robin
son Zach Wheat and Pat Regan
signed for three years, O'Mara, Stem
gel Riggert and AtchisOn for one year
each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

New York will land the match. Both
boys are partial to the ten round
game, and the financial inducements
a New York match offers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
INDIAN PTTCHER sIcvs

Cincinnati o. Jan. 1T-Pifoba1
Johnson, the indian, signed contract
to play with the Cincinnati National
league team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
ADS By PHONE.

ADS By PHONE.
To insure insertion in The Herald the
same day classified copy should be in
the office by 1890 D. m. The last cIas-
sified page closes at 1880 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17
Many Questions Arise In
Minds of Baseball Fans
Apparent Passvty Of American League in Face Of the
Federal Raid Is Leading Puzzle; Who Persuaded
Comiskey to Take McGraw on World Tour
Is Another One Of the Puzzlers.
BY MONTY.

EW YORK, Jan. 17.-There are
II -------.-l tl-t-.c-e that hasaha II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
Van Dyke
Will Not Talk
About War
American Minister TO The
Hague Refuses to Confirm
or Deny Rumors of Impend-
ng Peace 0vertures.

N,w York Sow ga Henr. van
Dyke. American minister tD Tho
Netherlands reached here tuda. fgom
The Haaue aboard the steamship Rot
icrdam. The sugEostion published
originally loo Amsterdam th3t tho
tWc was ripe Tor tho United states
and The Netherlands Geo ari in cone
cert tn bring about peace in Europe
was nrau-n, to h.s attention uo roe
fused ta comment uu f
he Nls asked f th. rsp9r. we're
trJ, tha' h' WAS The p.trcr nt jhc
suggestion luoeus toward -tch a,-
uou 1'm 900, government of Holland
to the rufed States 70 thr also ho
declined g.. r,UIE
SIR Wan UEa, seemed Ua b. thor
ouEhh .ur.,r-au' however. with tho
ruEgcsuor ang tlc report Apparent
ly he anticipated boiuR questioned "y
reporter. ur 'hi. subject for Vhru
they boarded i., ship 90 quarantine
and Sought uu nut b. uad READY fat
them r.sfDm,rt which ho had pre-
pared IU aJ luOs This statement
was tu ts. .H,.t .hft nc could NOT
di- g-s conditions u Nulupy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
Many Struggle Through Surf
TO Shore While Others Are
Picked Up by Revenue Cut
ter McCulloc.
FIVE LIFE-SAvERS ARE
SUCKED UNDER WAVES
Only -Four of Vessels Compile
ment of 62 Not Yet Ac-
counted for; Oil from Wreck
Delays Rescue Work.

HoDnas Gait. nov FORTY
three survivors and IS dead from the
wrecked DoasIne steamer uanalci.
which went pahore yestcrds. ou Dux-
bury rect near mere, had been ae-
counted Tor ut 90 ~ today
of these go were tovsd BsuYr. uy
MO lines or struggled through th,
| smother ot surf oy their own
srengt1 aud l3 wrre carried aboard
The revenue cutter MDCuIu.h All
,h, dead ALSO Heye on the M.ouiuoh.
As the vessel had 62 persons aboard.
ail told, tho hist of dead and uying
lcft hut four unaccoauted Tor
These figures ala not include how
ever i've men uf the Fufi Point ufr
sa. iug crew. san Frtncis.o. aho were
swamped hst night Two of these
we're known 90 have come safely
ashore Dui tnc remaining three wctc
vauously reported as nbppri flc Ne
Cullpeb and among those cast adrlft
WHEN the Hanaiei broke ur Thcy
could not 1o counted With ans cor.
tuuts among either tho dead or the
living
Tbe Hauari broke iu.o spuutcrs
"'r.s today after p"Indius on the
rect nearly 1t hours SOME ~ tnr
rngmcnfs washed far cu9H.H fra
shore go eu1ol, HOS, ,uuaiug ,a ,Hrm
tp mas, ugut for their live. Tho
ordinary APPARATUS uI lifc SAVING vas
ppworle-- nstus, distance. tos auI 90
hr.fNnE sea- Amoua rhuse washed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
BNfIpTING INrICItp Tn
STNET TlII~ INI.NING

Although tbo aauat noN,. has,
been open tudt. boo .htls, ST In,
ci'. .lnuH committee appointed Ncs
tcIdat H, prrsIdrr uH. and consist
ins oi George luuEeo. o. ~ Eu,u
y y. Gsliog9s Margaret gu,p,i and
Charlotte WI'ul-e PRACTICAL, uo
voting had Uktu ria,, up i1 noon
today I3 Nts eSpo.tet however.
inW following nominations this after
noon th, buiuilul would r,.u Wlfb
inc contest over The oNctut.r ,um-
uittc' place uut oi the vts ut.r,-f
cruivr iu .pv nest moclus pia.o
arht md that s practically b, aub
ITEM 81 convention politics ru un-
settled
While tho stroug san Mauci .uun
o. delegation BE- lined up with SAINTS
F' ht' 1usy .l "a prUmirr uf Support
made iaa' year b seemed clear tha
morning that Albuquerque had O.
strong ltad ana Utf this uIty would
ne able tu win the contest There
was need however for bard work uu
tho part ef frlonG- of A'uuqusrqu,
u was pointed out. since tine santa
Fe dciegatio1 ls wrl or4snlz,d eu
ihusiast. and hard at work with
some srr able captains Iu charge
The Santa Pc campaign. Boo fact has
hrru tets sals uJUHErd aud "a vas
made quite piaiu t3dty that nothing
"af NihuGu"rgue vastly superior ua-
AaniiEes as 81 convention pit, tUad,
Iie tutse-s reasonably sure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
LINIiN INTEREST N
Ri~ ~Ol.sTlONS COMING ~

The y"mmHtc, on resolutions ap.
pointed Yesterday aud consisting CO..
N T. Convey oi Ration. chairman.
auu Miss Gract Go,D,l oI Bsu.ug
Joseph Holer of Tucumcau Dean
Fthrk Darroun ut Las Vegas ami N
10 Laurie ui Font sumner held joe
urst session This morning. 1r.ef
meeting for organization a large
number of resolutions lntludiuE
those passed by the educational eoun.
ril, have been Submitted Go the com
mittec aud Viii be- considered ag fur
lhcr wgrtu-s tonight aul tomorrow
Woruins The report Nil 1e present
ed go the general sesslun tomorrow
afteruoeu and there b. hteh Interest
iu 81 hat the nnai draft Will contain.
u Has understood this morning that
NO matter wnat the committses re-
port resolutions both for aud against
consolidation ot state educational tu -
siituu"ns would he presented from
the floor omhud5iug special Ideas
and plans 81 the authors. aud ID is
known thar an expression "a def
iniie nature Will be- asked COL the CON
'enton on equal suntage Adto-
Gates oi votes for women are NOT snt-
'siied with the limitations placed ON
me ballot for women and on womaa
office holding spherc in Ncw Mexico.
ana VIII seek the endorsement 80 the
convention Tor the extension 81 ruth
the ballot ugm aud office holdins
privilege
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING HUNS TODAY
AS CONVENTION WORK PROGRESSES

ccu1ite committee OF the association.
Df Frank a. II Roberts. president
o. the Las Vegas Norma. also had
been nominated. Last Light. with
this one election left Go the ballots.
b became clear that a warm contest
would be waged. and Dr Boyd init
mated last night that rather than
have @ contest oi the Kind .n the
convention hc would withdraw lie
mHdu tliis determination definite this
morning pN announcing us Ntta-
drawal from the race
br Roberts followed immediately
with 90 announcement ut his retire
mcut frum thc contest Both gandi-
dates acted independently ana with
uui previous agreement and both
were actuutcd boy q desire Tor con
unuatton "f the harmony which has
marked the convention up 10 this
time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
Civilization Set
Back Centuries
in Belgium
Entire Countryside Likely to
Return to State Similar tG
That of Religious Wars of
Middle Ages.

brugcs. Belgium Son, 20 t.55 D.
uII ln some aspects civilization nHs
been set back several centuries DIS ths
wan Dos part- or Beigium Condition.
Boz Bruecs and the surrouuding regIun
are 500 unsa 'Isfactory that tho entire
country N-idp Gems IIkcis tn return tO
a state resembling tho period of th,
religious wars iu the sixteenth ccu-
Jury when Toe i1mishing popumtlon
r"sotind tn stDaiug r'uudeuuu aua
smuggling
such occurrence are being report
ed now JIonE the Dutch frontier.
IhtN have lcu Co sauEuiusrt fights
between Bclslum smugFlrrs aud Ger
man sUld3"r, and Dutch frontier
guards. L8wie elements ui tbt puu-
ulatlon arc pidins farms kIMnl pr
""undine 'h" occupants aud stealing
their possessions
The Germans are doiua whatever
they can to prrsrrse order Maraud-
rrs are pur-ued roicutlossly
iu cities he' Antwerp price. 1f tho
ner er"ssaries Do utc r.t, risen .r,4tN
The German butuorut.. Whl. rc-
i3lnIua from tHr muoe..au of dI-
rect uNtuou. demand Hre. sums
from the paupl, thruugH rumull-
"Htod s'rirW uf stamp "N.- Tha.r
taxes arr Imposed far ..r. non uf
ans off lh, MANY ystN g..,. which
have H,ru mad'
NU uf the Austrian troops who
were nngaged su actively boo ,a, op.r-
aiI"u- at Antwerp -hlt, disappeared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
Of
Ports Vain Is
German Claim
English Warships Shell Fire
Injuries More BelgIans Than
Teuton Soldiers Says Berlin
Official Report

Berlin Not 90 ,H NI..,-. .
l"Hdaa. a.-. H. u. .-.hn .H.ra. conn
mJn.ratiou aF,n Hu .f.E d.. u.
3"rmau upadv-a.f.l -... ..
British ursu.l a.H.r ...Hr.H
Hu tho np's.r .ntH r..H#H4. .Ha
Homhurird Iam.ertr., nl d..
bIussc Uu troops fsr.f .u.
sIirn. taWtr. frnm fH. ..n. H..
wvut rg. mp,I .f Ia..r tf.-
'9rs narn U"Ied IuJ lIaI.. .r..r-
vl-H uu agIgHI etanEos ha.. ."-. f
Ia rhc Up.
iu tae eastern war tncIta .I. Hf
uHNuU bias r.r .ct been decided Boa
Ea-. Prussia nar TROOPS Hrs nrI.r.
thrIr oVu ta thr uoubeae .I .n,
pIIIH .t 0ur ,Mal4rI iaHr-.
iu northern Poland Ihr r.r.r
f-H which has been uaHs uIa.o
s'I hts been 8itlau. resu.t
iu uar'lrfu Poland tf. u4.f, u
the region nt Clanster,naua hls .um,
t0 a stardstII
com our southern sins Oh. 900.
northeast uf Da.oW luf atta.F s
prosrrsslns The ofhe1l Russian rs-
port that General Llebert and Gcn-
sll TannoNItf W,rc mHde prisoners
ga Easf Prussia b. au invention Geu.
craI Lichcu at present o.. .n Berlin
ana General TauncvIts Is at tho head
of his troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
ROCKEFELLER CASE TO
BE ARGUED MONDAY

New York Nov e. Federal Judg,
Sessions today sct next MONDAY morn.
ing as the time Tor argument ou .hs
motion to dlsmiss Che indictments
against William Rockefeller aud tour
nt the twenty men Indicted with him
on charges uf having Violated thc
criminal laW ir connection with theIr
duties as directors ol thr Sew Yor
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company
clamls o. Immunity made hy John
4. Billiard ana Thomas Dewitt Guy
ler wili ho arsued ou December e.
Judge Sessions decided Billiard and
Culier entered pleas Sea aar to the
inaictmcni alicsus thai thc, were
immuue hepauss thry bad aided the
Eovernmeni Ia their Testimony rree
klousiy
No date was SD for heatinr tne
arFument au demnrrers aiea 8, re-
naming defendants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
WILSON WILL NOT
NAME RECEIVER FOR
COLORADO MINES

NHs1|rlInr $40. 90 pre4d.u.
W1sHn NII uH. adurt th, ue4estpu
.i tho American Federation Yl Ianul
ih7i strrs ue .akeu ts have s receiver
tpl.uted fHr .a, colorado .ntI riu,s
involved .n Tho sfTk, HIfh fh, uHH
rn., oi having fHru operated .. u,
federal government
Tho president t.It callers today
inat n, bad been informed H, Score
.fr Wilson pf tna department uf .a-
'Hr th3I the -oH.uer sf lnAt H.atr
mont had given an ounIuH fhal Har.
NuH.4 'r ua irsu Htrmu. tut tl.
HneIf,'u ut tur mise. Hr tH, eut-
rrEmour The urosl,u. add,d Ha-
sH iar te htd received aa .uzgrsl .1ue
from Governor AmWous That .he f,t-
rrd troops be Withdrawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
CONDITIONS ~ MFyICO
m A~~l ttiNG -AN~ WILSON

" HhINAfNn, soy. Hr hFeEttruf
Wilson said toJsy be h.d received
rcassIr.ns advice 80 conditions u
Mexico and was 0.uHdeu. nothing ser
lou. would resu'. ,o Nmerican inter-
esrs in the present -,utrotrrS,. among
th, Mexican general.
Tile president tfiuks conditions Ia
Mexico vii constantly improve tn.
Guiries a, the British, Pyenlh and
spanish ambassadors a. 90 the safet
ui their subjects have not been pro
'tsts in aug sense. uCrurdiuE o. tnt
White House View lgt merely Iudi-
cations nt he desire uf those EurOp-
'fr governments irr the exercise by
fhg lnfr1 states .f its good offices
n behalf ot fprc.eucrs The presi-
aeur Indicated clearly today that tnc
United States as. nes no task or oo.
Hauou 800 fnt connection the
European GOV rnm,uts recogn1lug
merely chat thr rr.tcd States As the
nearest frlc1I tu Mexico uue able rp
exert NOR, influence .n behalf ot iur-
,tErere.
J1rrtuza telezrarbcd tu Hla agcnct
h'r. wlaE DENYING that hls troops az
Ls.H an. Iuugto have deserted Ia
A'IIa fIe declared .l true chat h.s
lroeu hBI Withdrawn from Loon
Qu,rourn ara Guauejuantp. Ieat,ue
the .iH,- tU N1n bat explained t
was part Df 0.. strategy
Admustr. uigrisls who have
been Ncs.s .iua, tuurn With
rtonts boz F. wur, highly spn-
Hed today tlaE fH. ssaglatOu OF
Vera Cruz Hs American m,IJ,r,
forces uudoI blaul,r gcueraI
Funston had nCyu umpGah,d vitb.
oui ans disturbance The face that
American occupation Of tuc Mexican
H"r' bad h'ru ended With uu unto.
"Hfd Incident bears uJt prediction.
officials 1ore They were pleased
'i.u ..rf H-rIf"ures given rt Grnrr#I
N.".IHI ih' usw military Governor
ID" Nrfu 'f#H tor fHr safety nf i.r
.e. rredeuu bon rr.t .ft
Iu atwin.s.rutuu ircles Iudst thr
...,. w.. espre- .d thlt with tb.
Fra| sI VeucrN Nltu- forces .a
''.'.. .r. H' apprehension over
@ h' .,t HI foreign re7 Iynta Ihore
Na#H 'Hu 'earf for ths snfets uf
ir.H Hu. rr a.h suHic.. aud tbe.r
..r..i. ".V.a Clt, haa raus,I
.. Ur|rn f French representa-
@ HYu th, state acpHtt
n"". f.r rf rauDu relative q. .ou.
i' fa. N,NIDlu capitol
in. ."H d.lf fuHis bad uretlausIr
,'| utf frnm fhr British
.h" H.H u...-fsrs a. Hfslrs Cl3s
I..na tt. yI,r ut tu. ..f
''."" H.'.sa 'o the depart
".'' indicate chat roudI-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24

Washington. Nu. 20 pTosiavul
Wilson paid a unu.. today lo Mstsu
r. Hcrrl.k Who - .etirng ae tu-
saszadur tu Frau.. .. he ga, .sea,I
ou December 20. William G -hlrp.
MI Wilson -ald n. had been t,rg
much pleased With Mr H,ru.s IS
work Hud thtt uIs conduct during .nr
trlng da}s ut vaI ben lhr French eau-
Usl had been $50 ..uirable b., had
been l"it iu ,hars, Hs long a- poa=.
nie The president tdded howc,rr
'hai ho fcr n" should NOT keep ten
arnbsssadors u France ans iunger
than Was ueres-nr M hsrrrk E
r'tlIiuE from thr diplomatic s1rr..r
and returnlng Go do. United stttr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
Dr. Boyd and DR.. Roberts
Both Withdraw from Elk.
ecutivc Board Race; New
Nominations This Afternoon
ALBUQUERQUE LEADS
IN 1915 CONTEST
Ballottlng TO Begin Tomorrow
Morning Lively Interest
in Resolutions Now Being
Considered in Committee.

Nith poil workct-. iinc vnrk.
c'e, ballot markcr- ad an the or.
@anihati"u nT miI nrigcI polii-
HHl election barker uf ~nuta Tr
im the 1913 convention of the
state Educational a~.o,.i,tjou
nnd'r Tho leadership of .Iohun,
CONWAY this afternoon brgnu
driving 7utc- into the ballot box
with rush witch tut "a time
made the vote GA next uIa,r uf
meeting hook like hand slide.
VI G"nWaA also T. rtndid,t,.
Tor the position at rNccuti,c rniu-
niiitrtnihn, piadc vacant hN the
Withdrawal oI Dr. Boyd and pr.
hoh'ti~ this morning and hs.
started his Joint cnmpaien at
noon With n mas pia, that made
Ihtsafd'~ iptt-ei t"rnnaiiun lnok
Hike pine pC3ig contest.
Ihi~, however. Ia-i,d hut , Ilt-
tie while. ~ ~oon a. the general
membership of the convention
aw''Lc to the iact that hnilntina
he'd bcgnu. the .sibuqtcrqnc vote
began to Hos, la. aud 80 : 80 when
Interest in thu general session
quite oYcrshadowci Interest in
the voting the haian,c la fa,or of
this rit, far the 1913 convention
hHd been maintained y nearly
o. can hc fovriold NIh,,anerouc
has q considerable nle iurit, ol tie
'"nNcnthOn Tor next year. meet
ing
rir~id'nt Csaighead az Mon.
lana university Lcgan thl- after.
noun'- program With his femon@
lecture. 'fIhr GTcck Civilization
and tie Modern Tie va. fnl.
l"Wcd hA speaker representing
lhc sariou- higher r,iuoatiunaI hl.
stitutions of the state. The nnaI
rNcnt of 'thi- afternoon piogram
J. the ,ollcgc -c,tiun 0f the state
orators al contest with i've con-
tc-tanfs
Toniehi Mis- iutic .. ~tcHrn-
~ Milwaukee with lcrturc un
''s,os ial Relationship in com.
munits iii,.' and the good rrpid-
address ~ Francis O.. Iseter OF
N;'-iiia l'ark are the FEATURES uf
th,, general session which j. Io be
followed hN lliU conscrt rendered
D, the Ailsuqucrquc entertain
nrnt committee.
lhc feature - today's convcn-
tion -e--ioit- has bcsn pinin hart
work tile -s'rions WORK Of tnc
sections in whi,Hh the largest hen
cDt of the Cuna ention 90 the indi-
sidHai tcschcr T. found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
NIGHT ATTACH on NACO
- DfttAEitfn IsY NTTI.AT~T

Na.n A. hnf- lf Governor
hH. t"rrns Df sonora delivered a
nI+ht I'tH. B uHor fhc Cafaua de-
i.n-cs .i Naeo D.. night. boz Gsn
'rtI BENJAMIN HI. re mrrison COM
wauder turned scar IiIghts upon thc
tnaestrs and moved hem down
with machine Eune
The attack Ws. directed against the
hul trenches iu che southoast ana
Mafturt ma n men were within 500
yards of tho defense when the search
hshta got into p.s1.
At dayhsht Hln ort "a lively arr
uiierh hre UPON the oesiegurs and
forced "a further Retreat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
STRANDED NESSI-I nRE Nk~
~ TWO rms MORNING

"IU FTIH|Ts"I VOW -I IN"
steam schooner H t'ci ashory uu
uusbur, rect Urp.. 20 lwo just ar-
fore dawn roda, th s.XD -uas
aboard Nineteen ..7ous w,rr Iee
Ducd soon after inr srcgi broke 4U.
wIt-l lcs- m,.-l-. from thr ICES
cuue cutter NrOu n, which nas
no.ru assi~Tnu th, wrecked stramor
huaul'l ASHORE uu uNburs rect. fe-
ported that She hH. ON board chin.
teen survivors auI .tceu dead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
German Bombhits
Near American
Consulate

. Washiagtou Nu. -t--A bomb I
. from e German trship fen n ,
. front 90 the American consulate {.
. at warsaw ebtlf today. brcak- I
y ug The window oi the consulate
= nut iuiufing no one within. ol
. cordnF 90 q t,lceiam dated to I
= oay from American Ambassadol
= MaFfe at perosad I
. Several peeons in the street
= boz front of the consulate were ,
. killed and wounded bat none of I
= tncm were Americans I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24

MHshluEfUu. NuN "a In respuusr
to an iutiist.ou signed hs tHDo Mich
igau hish saHooI boys -eeretar.
nrfan wui address them n ANA Ar
o0r Mich Saturday afternoon
suuday afternoon Mr Bryan uul
address mass meeting iu Chicago
Hndor the ausp,res of the preshyter
Jan lhurches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24

Washington. hnI % EirtnouHk kc
shocks were recorded TODAY ua the
seismoHraphs uf Georgetown uui,rr-
sitf hrgiuaing at ,.le m and oon-
lnuins an hour and sIa minutes The
center of the disturbance nas cas-
rulatcd Goo us about goo milcs from
Washington and the observers hcliof
"a b t0 bc wltbin the United states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24

Washington. N0v The Rev.
Neeen nvlshi Hiius IN an address
today before the worlds Bibie con
Terence declared the world had wan
effea Tar from the teachings of
CHRIST ana thai the struRele IN
Europe was an evidence u the failure
oi mohern times 20 appreciate Chris-
DAINTY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
ONiN orfICIAL CONTEST -
~tTfti.D ~ NiTHIH Az Ai.s

tdusattunli association COM gntton
politics We4c materially aimplliivd
This Wafnlns ard ah but eliminated
when the onl official contest fu slsht
Wa euded bi lne WiihdfaNsI ot both
candidates. Friends of Dr David
Nos- RoYd, president of thc rnner-
siisi had nominated him i0T the ga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
MEMnEns OT CONVENTION
Arr Urged 10 NDTI

AN members uf the educational
association. those who have paid their
81 zee and occurred she meul hershin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-24
EXCELLENT ORDER
MAINTAINED BY
MEKICANS IN
VERA CRUZ

No Disturbances in Port Evac-
uated by American Marines
and Infantry Yesterday and
Officials Are al Work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-17
THE BOY WHO TAKES PRIDE IN
HIS WORK.

Doesn't that look fine?" 1t was no
vain conceit that made a certain boy
say these words. His blue eyes were
shining with honest pride because of
the perfectness and trimness of the
small garden he had finished wedding
and hoeing.
Three days before the garden had
been completely overrun with weeds
and grass. Some of the grass had been
of the variety called wire grass, and if
you ever have tried to hoe or pull up
grass of this kind you know as well
as that boy knew that it is mighty
hard grass to tackle; but this boy
had tackled it with his teeth set and a
determination to rid that garden of
every spear of it, and it disappeared,
root and branch. He was a small boy
of French Canadian parentage whom
the farmer, with whom he was spend
ing some weeks, had hired for the
summer, and only that day the farmer
had said to me:
81 never saw boy take so much
pride in his work as Louis does. That
boy will get along all right in the
world. He is not only Industrious, but
he is so thorough. Everything | give
him to do is done just as well as it is
possible to do it. He never gives any
thing lick and promise