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@anae am gat eridien, brad 6as
gublifim in entbniiaitiid,en geifaa
aug, OR iiber 8 Wiinnten anbielt.
1ros iciner @erlebiutg fpiclte Der
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oigung. Sein geiipiel feuerte Die
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bic Wcrp gorfcr in Der 1ai6e sa ba-
ben glaubten i'm s. @ange nit 5
2dufen. Sm 0. @ange uuroe S6len.
oerer 9lmes ourd Sdneiber abSeloit.
Ole geitrigen 9 piele.
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Seute Nadmittag erites spieI ei.
ner piertdgigen Serie 8ipiiden ilnie'
rem .,Rcos" iiuo ben oGuafers" in
YbilaoeIpbia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
STEADY RUSSIAN
ADVANCE INTO
GERMANY SOON
Cars Forces Have Just Com
pleled Preparation for Move
ment on Huge Scale, Says
Report From Petrograd.

~ @oHriHe ,ovHsst srrcsl lsAaro ~issl
London. oct. - (2;O6 u. m.)-"Tho
latest R1fsians success cannot De-
described as a decisive blow. but u
may easily prove 70 bc the turning
point in the hastilitlcs." the petro-
grad correspondent of the Daily Tele-
gfaph SAWS
~ is clear that the German nd-
vance toward the Visuula eolncided
with the virtual completion 0f The
Russian preparations for earring tho
wm definitely into the cnemys coun-
try
"ltf pursuing the retreating Ger-
mans iho Russians viii not merely
be following up local success. but
inkine the first step in the execution
.ot "a prearranged plan for which the
necessary degree of preparedness has
only recently been attained.
Tho participation df Siberian
troops in the operations shows that
tuss9 has concentrated at the front
her best forces from the most dis
iant portions OF the empire and 1t
may now be expected that the OPP
efations viii take The form Of "a
steady Russian advance right along
the line.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
Delegates From Mexico City
Fail to Return for Further
Discussion of Controversies
Between the Chieflai0s,
FIRST CHIEF USES
NECESSARY CAUTION
Refuses TO Place Himself in
Power Of Northern Rival
Whose Troops Were Con-
yenientIy Near at Hand.


! III Paso, Tex, oct - Advice
from Mexico city tonight Indicated
ithu the Carranza- villa concilia'iop
icoa'erencc already had resulted n
failure and would not be- renewed An
Itlficim tolegram from Guadalliarl
said military bulletins from the ne
lticnnl capital reported that Gencsil
Antonio Nillareal and others of the
.Ctrranza delegates remained today IN
MeNic0 city
The convention adjourned in order,
IL was said. for the Carranza repre-
senrltlvcs to invite their chief to At
tcHl the convention In person. II was
TO have renewed its sessions today
General Carranza's refusal to 80 to
Aguas Calientes. the convention city. +.
was believed to have occasloncd the
hitch ,n the proceedings
Carranza agents imtlmated that he
presence of strong force OF Nilm
troops within striking distance Of the
peace conference combined with other
matters might have caused the delay.
From the villa side came little def.
nito news over the censored wirca
running from this port south 10 Aguas
Calientes. Nothing has been hearl
from General villa, who headed a coll
umn moving into Durango state which
has BEEN disrupted by the revolt 10
the carran1a side Of the Arrieta
brothers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
FIGHTING IN GALICIA Is
FAVORABLE TO AUSTRIANS

London, oct. 20 G0:i0 p mD--"Il
Is officially announced from Vienna
that the fighting in middle Galicia ha.
become still more vehement" says i
Berlin dispatch received here tonight
by the Marconi Wireless company
The Austro-German forces are gain
ing ground and all Russian attempts
10 recapture the Magiera heights have
been in vain.
Our troops have carried the i'm
portant heights OF l}aumhoehe, north
west Of Tyszkowico. Many Russians
have been made prisoners. among
them a Russian general Machine guns
have also been captured The prison
ers describe the effect of our artll-
lery fire as awful
TO the south of the river Strwiaz.
no further developments have taken
place. We have retaken Koeroessczoa
and Sereth'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
CONVENTION APPOINTS
FIVE CABINET OFFICERS

Washington Oct 22 The Mexican
national conN ontion at Aguas Calien-
ties, which recently voted itself the
sovereign authority IN Mexico. has APP
pointed committee Of five to "as-
sumo the duties Of five cabinet posi- .
tons in Mexico city according 10 ad-
vices 20 the state department today
The committee is to take charge of
tho portfolios of foreign relations,
war, public instruction, justice and fl
nance. No mention was made OF what
the convention would do with refer
,enec TO The provisional president. but
1t has been expected that the question
would await the arrival of General
Zapata or his delegates.
A test OF strength may come upon
the effort of the commission to ass
sume authority Heretofore there has
been no Indication that the convep-
tlon intended to exercise executive
functions. Moreover. there are init
nations not only in the press dis
patches but In official reports tina,
General Carran2a has refused to rec
ognize the Sovereignty of the assem-
bly, and proposes TO continue the eN-
ercise of executive functions until
there has been general election
The state department received
telegram from the American consul
general at Monterey stating that ut
o'clock, on the nght Of October 20,
all of the employees Of the Montercy
street railway won't on strike ana that
not car had moved since A great
Increase in wages is demanded by the
strikers, II IS said that the rate Of
exchange makes the ear fare the loss
est Of any in the world aud that the
company has been losing money Tor
somc time. The same company. which
Is Canadian, owns the lines Ia the City
of Mexico.
The constitutionalst agency toda
received the following telegram from
the Mcxicau consular agent in No
gales, Arlz
Political prisoners whom Mavto-
rcna released Yesterday at Ilermosillo
were rearrested IL Nogales today by
his orders. General ANaado ana bis
STAFF ana pr Cumregi escaped to the
American side
-Four hundred ex-federals from
Lower California Joined Maytorfna's
forces today bringing with them two
cannon and three machine guns
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
lNuces reLroIcllm InmInr.
LONDON BELIEVES IN
MORE STRINGENT MEASURES

london oct ~ lostg ii. m
There Is general feeling Oiat up to
1.-The present Great Britain has been
.undulR lax 40 allowing American OIL
.to reach Germany through neutral
countries
fhls IS the statement eartltd hy thu
Globe TODAY M discussing The seizure
.ot the American tank steamer Rrin.
diih h> The British auxiliary grnser
Caronia uf New York The "a wspa-
por continues,
~ more stringent steps are taken
II would hardly hecomc America.
@hicn RIGHTLY expresses horror al the
intlicuop of injury upon non-eombat-
ants b> ncendlaa bombs and nving
machines te complain If it is prevent.
ed eN the allies from supplying Ger
many With the petrol necessary To ei-
fcot these dastardly objects.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
DESPERATE FIGHTING
BETWEEN GERMANS
AND ALLIED ARMIES


>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~-~--s~ - ~--~-~-~-~-~s~~N~~S~N-~-~
from the long range, high angle guns
Much of tho heavy artillery practice
occurs at night to avoid aeroplanc de-
lection. Such guns. which are oper-
ated exclusively In Indirect firing.
never see the target and are naturally
quite rs accurately aimed In the dark
ness as in daylight
Certain regions of the fortress line
on the eastern front are heavily wood
ed. as in the Argonnc forest west Of
Verdun. The struggles in the wood
Of Aremont, southeast of st. Mihicl.
have been quite as desperate and san
culinary AS IN The Argonne forest The
fighting in these French forests Is not
only on the surface but is also aerial
and underground. Riflemen and the
machine guns operate by preference
from the tree-tops. The ground at
the surface is described as one con
tlnuous maze of wire entanglements
and traps and an advance is so dif-
hcult there that the soldiers burrow
forward from the trenches and en-
deavor to blow up their opponents.
The German hospital arrangements
as seen in the Argonne region, ara
admirable. Automobile buses are do.
ing particularly good work in the
rapid transport OF the wounded from
the battlefield to the field hospitals.
one column Of Berlin auto buses
brought 800 wounded from battle in
Argonne which started at noon. and
delivered them at the field hospital
more than fifty miles in the rear by
O'Clock. Seats have been removed
from the ambulanccs and racks in
serted on which twelve stretchers can
he placed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
President SAYS Nothing.


foie5 Honey ana Tar Compound
cuts the thick choking mucns. and
clears away the phlenm opens up
the air passages and stops the hoarse
cough The gasping. strangling fight
for breath gives way 70 quiet breath
ins ana peaceful sleep Harold Berg
Mass Mieh.. writes We give Foley y
Honey aud Tar 60 our children for
Group and II ALWAYS acts quickly" No
wonder a man Ia Texas walked is
miles 60 the store to get bottle of
toley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Every user is a friend, For sale by
Butts, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
PLEADS GUILTY
AND SENTENCE
IS IMMEDIATE
Former Treasurer Of Idaho
Must Serve From Five to
Ten Years in Penitentiary
for Big EmbezzIement

10y MOANING JOURNAL SPECIAL etAsto WIS
Boise, Idaho. oct 20. V. Allen.
former state treasurer. this afternoon
pleaded guilty to the charge Of en-
bozlemont preferred by Governor
John ~ Haines at a special session Of
the district court. and was sentenced
10 from five 10 ten years in the peni-
tontiary He began his term Mt once
Coincldent with these proceedings,
Fred NJ Coleman. deputy state treas
urcr under Allen for a time. arrived
from Seattle and was arraigned on a
charge of embezzlement of S22.500.
He was held FOR trial under "A bond
OF $1,000 Aliens shortage will ap-
proximato 100000 It develops from
the audit of his books that his pecula-
tons cover most Of his term Of nearly
-four years. part Of them under the
of Ex-Governor Haw-
ley democrat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23

nouneement there was no hope Of ad
journnent
The house thon had been waitlns
some time without u quorum ana Inn.
mediately adjourned nntl tomorrow
Representative Underwood said
later that he did not believe II would
be possible to get another quorum
TO pass an adjournment resolution
until after The elections
Before c O'Clock had arrived IN
Tact scores Of Representatives and
senators had left town nnd other,
took later trains
Majority Leader Kern and Other
democratic senator's were equally du.
hlous Of any adjournment AZ this
time bni 1t Nas stated that recos.
plan might hc agreed 20 hy mombers
from the cotton states with the nn.
dersiandmg thai hills calculated t.
relieve the cotton states would Isl
taken up after election
Constant lilihu~tcr
senator Smith mud hls callraeue.
hllbustered all das but aftcr scNoal
hons yielded long enough for evote
an The war rcVcuuo conference o..
hof watch wns agreed 10 bs vote on
'' :"
az effort was then made o. ret up
ine adjournment resulninn lent ms
was Aloebod on q motion 10 Rhle
made " ihe senaiur from Georgia
p"lhl ol o." quorum
'it'''f ~ iho meantime the house
" 'N"Nt quorum ANA keptescn
hNti No"i conferred With
''nH'e leaders ara prevailed npon
'N"' lo 'ees@ nnii 80 O'clock uN-
''''F Al''i1fiihF g alioutn. because
NfH n'eti inf the house 10
laA' q 9""fHm present 80 Speaker
,dF, NlAht .ian tHe "H revenue bill
~ mouse 4'nfAH iHais Nna round
80 plh nHi when the srnnic tetonNcn-
"' 2" ihs Neult"ln seultora ras
W. iaaief a determined
'l8i hoP' ni HaloWmct s
s'V' a''' i.'9.'a
~ H'a"' in NdioWu
~ lear'as srasslc
hi''"' fNt a ha illit pfe
p"ieu 'Nf ''l'"t '8i'Ni mpni fpflv 'n
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
BRITISH TORPEDO BOAT
IS PUT OUT or ACTION

Berlin, oct. 22 (vla London, 1925
II. m. .,-"On the User canal heavy
fetal announcement issued tonight
from the chief headquarters, SAYS
"The enemy was reinforced by arti-
lery fire from the sea at a point to
the northwest of Nicuport, but in the
engagement British torpedo boat
was put out of action by our artillery
Fighting continues to the west Of
Lille and hero also our troops have
assumed the offensive and have re-
pulsed the enemy
"No decision has yet been reached
in the eastern theater of the war"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
BESLIN REPORTS ARE OF
DRAWN NGAGENIENTS

Berlin, oct % (via Rotterdam and
London, $40 D. m.)-The German
war office makes public the follow
ing dispatch from the general head
quarters Of the army dated this
Thursday forenoon.
"The fighting on the User canal
continues Eleven British war vessels
assist the enemy's artillery
East Of Dixmude, the enemy was
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
MINING DISTRICTS
OF GERMANY RESUME

London oct 2e C0,55 p. mD-~Ro-
ports from the Industrial districts
show that the German mining indas-
try again is M Qua swing and that Of.
ten II Is necessary for the men to work
overtime SAYS 4 dispatch received
here tonight from Berlin by the Mar
coni Wireless Telegraph company
The commander Of the seventh
German army corps has declared that
a general calling out Of the landstrum
Is unnecessary as enormous numbers
of the land here are still available.
lie adds that it is also unnecessary TO
cali on volunteers"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23

ropused. our troops have advanced
successfully In the direction of Ypres
"The battles to the northwest Of
Lille are very severe, but the enemy
Is slowly rctreating.
Fierce attacks from the direction
Of Toulon heights. south of Thiau.
court, were repulscd with heavy cas-.
ualties to the French
"Thc fact is the British admiral
commanding the fleet off Ostend
wanted to lombard the town, but H.
nally was persuaded by the Belgian
authorities 10 abstain"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
BELGIAN VILLAGES ARE
PARTLY IN FLAMES

London. Oct. e3 t3:25 n. m.l--The
villages Of Shooten, Leftinghe, Wills
kerke and Slypc. In northern Belgium.
are an partly on fire, according to the
Daily Mails Flushing correspondent
"Thc Germans. the correspondent
adds. are making trenches and
bringing guns and machine guns 10
zeebrugge, apparently in preparation
for retreat. Six thousand bottles of
wine We're demanded from Ostond
yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
GERMAN CRUISERS
C0ALED FROM MEXICO

The captain Of British steamer
which has Just arrived here from
Mexico declares that German cruisers
are being ooaled from colliers oper-
ating from Mexican ports.
Six colliers flying the Norwegian
flag. according to the British captain.
lay alongside his vessel at Vera cruz.
lie says he caught wireless dis
patch merely giving the latitude and
longitude and the collier Immediately
put off at fun speed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
Lane starts Campaigning.

Washington, oct 22-Sccretary
Lane, Of the interior department. left
tonight for n campaign trip through
the west. The secretary will speak
at Reno. New. Monday night and later
at San Francisco Oakland. Sacramen-
to and Los Angeles, lie expects to in
spect irrigation projects in the south
west. particularly at Phoenix, Ariz.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ARE
PURSUING RUSSIANS

London. oct. - C9s35 p. M The
Austrian troops have made further
advances in Bukowina. according TO
Budapest newspaper report says Reu-
ter's Amsterdam correspondent. After
driving the. Russians out of Sereth,
twenty-five miles southeast of Czerno-
witz, these advices. say, the Russians
went on to Czernowtz, where they
again were forced to retire in a north
easterly direction toward the Russian
frontier
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-23
BRITISH SUBMARINE
SUNK BY GERMANS

London. Oct. % u2:i3 u. .)-The
submarine Els. commanded by Lieut.
Com George +. Cholmley, is now
considerably overdue and 1t is off
cially announced that it is feared she
has been sunk in the North sea.
4 wireless dispatch received here
from Berlin Tuesday said the E3 had
been sunk Sunday October 3. by the
German warships. Her complement
consisted OF sixteen men.