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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-05


]. Ogden Armour, Edward F. Swift, ,
the heirs of the Nelson Morris es- i
tate and the officers and directors of I
the Armour, Swift and Morris COM
panies were all made co-defendants
with Ehle. 1t was put up to them to ,
explain why r. G. Dun & Co. report =
ed Louis G. Ehle to be a two-time mil =,
ionaire and good pay" when they ,
couldn't find dollar Of Ehle's any T
where to levy judgments on. ,
Then Mrs. Caroline King Of Min =
neapolis sued Carleton Hudson in
federal courts in Minneapolis for =.
100000 of good money she alleges ?
he falsely persuaded her to sign away
in notes. ,
At the same time another bill was r
filed in Cook county courts bringing
in more creditors of Louis C. Ehle ],
who want the beef packers to come :
into court and explain how they made
Ehle a dummy and what were the
declarations Of trust or other papers |,
by which the packers owned rs cot
ton oil mills in Texas and other mills !;
intArkansas while they showed Ehle :
to the front as the real owner and,
operator? ...
After three continuances the case
is finally set for hearing Dec. Z. And
on the eve of this trial Carleton Hud-
son is arrested as charged with being
Carleton Hudson Belts, New York
confidence man whose ways of work.
4, ~ xr,ora a1zo ofJ1y 1;1yo 4h0ca 0f CIor1a
ton Hudson with Mrs. Caroline King
of Minneapolis. .
Why didn't anybody ever unmask,
Carleton Hudson before he started,
trying to squeeze money from the
beef trust? 1t looks as though the
beef trust lawyers and the beef trust,
detectives get the fellow they go,
after if he's in their way and has any
assailable record.
n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-05
-O-O-
PET NAMES

l bought myself runabout
My wearied nerves to soothe.
1 named the car True Love because
It never does run smooth.
New York Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Progressive Plan
for 1916 Not to
be Framed Yet
Executive Committee Prob
ably Will MAKE No Deol-
sion Relative 10 Course to
Be Followed.

Chicago Dos Lit was considered
probt1 iuday that the executive
committ,, of tho Pro-rv rive party
Whe1 Do meets tomorrow viii mtk"
no decision relative Go Tho cosrsc Co
bc followed Hs tho party iu thc 1915
presidential campaign.
a numb,r of those who viii tax"
part in thc eunf' .ucc arrived here
to-day and most OF them Inclined %"
the belief that thr prst7Iz1fiuu
would be continued Tor action next
year.
Among hose uf the ptrty v1. want
tn see the Progressive ticket iu thr
presidential race in 1sfh was N ID.
callahan of Richmond, Ind. who IN
tlmuted that Governor Hiram john
son of california, running mate 1l
Colonel Roosevelt ln 1919. was avail
able presidential timber.
Among those who arrived today for
the conference were:
y. T.. Corrilk, Nebraska; Clarence
e. Dodge. Colorado, . krkwnuG,
NJ saourl GuuaYus .. pope Michi-
gan. Dwight . Nieard Arizona. br
Hcnr, waldo Coe oregon, Rudolph
a.. Leeds aud q. a. Toner. Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
BRITISH PROTEST
AGAINST A NEW
ARIZONA LAW
Measure Requiring Eighty
Percent of Employees Of All
Firms to Be American Cit
izens Finds Disfavor.

Hiehce Ary pec t-- British Cou-
sul r Paxton announced today
tho, ho would osk Sir Cecil spring
Rnc. British ambassador no wash
ingfpu tn protest formally against
fbe operation of Arizona eighty
pcr cent luitatse measure. carried
az the re,,ent clccfiun
Consul paxipu presided at meet
Er of British subjects called here to
discuss and protest against thr uc"
measure. which provides thar pea
business house .u Arizona euployius
more thau ut, persons shall have
less than risbty rcr cent of them
American citizens The mcu-uro sac
carried by . tt vote % viii par
tirulariy affect railroad construction
work aud miping % wll not bee ci
fcctive until SEQ proclaimed by the
governor after th, official canvass oi
the retliru,
Consul Paxton said that hc CON.
sidorrd the me4.4rc unconstitutional
unfair and IrastIr
opponeuf- uf ths Hw claim chat %
Violate th. n.at. rights nr forrlgu
eiiIsrus
other HH.z1tnus ul forpeu ,iu.
zens sos tUu tntN VIII bold -iWiiai
meetings OF protest and "ndcsvor tc
have their countries diplomatic rep.
reseutstites lodge protests with ths
United states loternmrnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
SAN FRAECISCANS ARE
CALLED TO EXPLAIN
UN-NEUTRAL ACTIONS

san FuuUs.u. Doc IT, William
Hass senior member uf a Wholesale
nrm. and s,ors, Herr assistant .asa-
Ter og tho AuEIo-iuudou-ParF bank.
who refused psrsisteutls 90 ten Col
lc,tor ny the Port pE is ana Rear
Admiral Pond. o. s. 81 who paid Tor
th. $4,000 worth of gr0.,rlps ioBted
aboard tho steamer OLSON aud Na-
houy. suspected sf au u1nsutraI or.
rand were served todHy with sub
pnop1. to appear before d special ses-
SION ol Tho federal grand jury
The Olson and M1h0ucy Bu Amor.
r8u cp8stuE Steamer. owned .r San
rrru.Isro. was recently chartered ny
ne Golden Gate Transportation com.
rauy. newly ORGANIZED corporation
for "a te.1re to Naipar,isn.
The patur. nf the cargo excited tHr
su.prio1 of thc collector o, faH uurr
and bob rcul to his report tH Wash
irstau th, vessel was refused .'oar-
.u-e.
Siu.c then naval horrI Hf in'cstl.
elffnr hos been iu cont lIpu- srs-
s..u tuiu- Oh determine tle dcs,ua
ton uf tho carEo and whether its
-omposiuou Indicated that H was tur
thr use of war-hiIs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
OPERATOR HELD ON
HEAVY BOND FOR
SELLING NEWS
H. L. Linder, Charged by AS
soCiated Press With Dis
closing Contents of Its Mes
sages, Is Bound Over.

New York. Dec. i-H L. Lindcr. a
telegraph operator cmplo,,d 3y Tho
Postal Telegraph company ana sto-
t.oucd iu The office OF the Sew YORK
Globe. was held n 5000 bah for
the action of the grand jury. when
arrairncd iu the Tombs police court
today. charEcd with violating section
552 OF the penal Law, in that hc rec
ycalcd the contents OF certain news
messages sent out by The Associated
Press
Albert Ncniuo. counsel for Lindcr,
requested that thc cas-, be adjourned
so that his ciclt might confer Win
counsel for The Associated Press and
rcotify the wrong he had committed.
u any" This motion was oterrulcd
by the presiding magistrate.
Several employcs OF The Associated
Press testified regardius a. dc.oy
message containins what purported
Co be news conccrni1g the sinking OF
the russian drcaduought Fliba. ior-
merry the lsmail Lipdcr testified
hc received money from thc Ncw
YORK News Bureau, an orsaniatuou
operating "a ticker service for send
ms t mcs.a2cs ,akcl from the wires
operated bs Tho Associated Press. 80
witness appeared in Linder'- behalf.
Lander was released iu thc custody
OF hls counsel until "a surety company
could renew his bond oi $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
CITY OF NIIMENTIINl,S
N StRIOtS PLIGHT

Paris Zee. o. f.-a o. W-Ihr ''A
of Armenucres ou th, rt.,r LEs,
AROUND which has RACED some "f tf'
scvrr,.t hrnuuR of the war. be- now n
q serious .Ier. The Germans oeaIn
to sh,u th, ft s1out thrc, weeks
ago s tIsfsr.1 to the HBysH Hsen"N
sass thaf the last two da'
the bomb U.Ht has been psru.u
larry violent
one shell stt.,R 70 gos rcsorN '.r,
,au-Ing if Co explode The indus
trlsl uf, ot tho ..ts ls at d stands'l.
For the nst tUo DAYS there has been
"a scarcity OF water and De- iH Thought
thai thr enemy may have rHt tar
Hondulfs
An civilians are required ro Dee In-
doors hy M and rghfe mHH De
sxtI1euisb,d at g puriuE tn. r.Enf
Ins deserted streets are pafrohei "a"
squads OF British troops EuFIHn
a.rsnips tre .ouuuuauy hoyruur HNsr
th. town and frequently have en-
F8r,m,uts win tns ar craft of fh"
TtTmBHe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
NEW YORK FACTORY
PROBE SHOWS WOMEN
GET MICROSCOPIC WAGES

Sow YufE rr. -uuriug the busy
srauar ar. r.sr ot lt.0tu women
Norktrs JOB tbIs ety 5000 received
iess th.u $3.50 vee6 for waEcs tc
.nrdinr Go % ard 70 Wocistuu. 2
rector of the vage invesiiEatlnn nf
thr stlte invest attge conn
mittrr who taf sUumrd up the
Hndtnes Io Aev fofE ClU,
,t fhe nI .t s- rintmar' hstr-
iurs of tbr. commission a. hr neid
uerr.
"B8F re vase saruers throughout
the state iuvcs 81 Ted nl the state ffr-
.art commission get irss than g.
week solid So Wooieton out or
% total of 100000 persous, one .ciHhth
Darn lcss than s.. Duo-ihird less than
S.. twn-thlrds receive $50 or tees nnd
ouIg ore-sIyth make SIS or more
"lt b. dinc.t Co sre how Eii
manage to uFo properly ON 30 coz ~
a week A ur'cal weekh oudgot
shows how near The raEEed edFe she
may exist CirthcF. $3.50. room t-.
food. $3.50. carfure l1 oenfs. inei-
dentale 20 cents
"Dur heures show thuf I'D 4 mature
age and after wears pf experience in
tho business heli tlis women o. NOT
obtain SO NOE 10 the majority ~
men reach fiN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

once restored tho tram car proper
ties Conflscated by tho constitution
alists to the owning corporation and
restored property 81 an American
named Hiii which also had been
taken.
General Angeles arrived the Same
day with the advance guard 81 villa :
army and later zapata left for Pueb-
5a The city was quiet and orderly.
Communication hetween the cspi-
tai and Vera cruz was restored late
yesterday American Consular Agent
Carothers reporting under date of
sunday from TuiH. "A short distance
north Of Mexico City where hc was
with villa. reported preparations
were boing made for an attack on
General Gonzales. Carranza chief
who was reported go be- at Pachucn.
The killinR of four spaplards on
the entry of the Zapats forces was
Also reported Zapaia has conferred
with the spanish minister and BE- is
said gave assurance thar fun pro-
tertion viii ue accorded Spauiarda n
the future
Dispatches from MI slHman tell
Ing of hm interview with Zapata. and
sifnilar rcasaHring message from the
brazilian minister in McXiro CITY
were laid before President wilson
and tho cabinet by Sccrei BRYAN.
Hoth Nj Silliman aud the BrtNl-
ian minister reported that Zapata has
hceu very courteous -u the diplomatic
corps
The only serious disturbance was
the firing of ssyeral ahuts hy ZapHfa d
soldiers ut fire engine which went
charging down one OF the- priueip1I
streets Zapata explained 90 Nh sil-
iimau that mas mon mistuok t tor nu
assault Of the enemy and hc rcsrctted
that some nremvn were billed hy th'
error.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
MiIsON WARNS ~ IIIlC
AGAINST MFNitAN Rt Mnti~

Washington. l'r. l.-~ tfreieeNN
Wilson spoke nord az warnine g"
the puhHr TODAY rsstrdins the rec
portz on the situation in Mcxieu. a.
his weekly conference With the
Washington coffespentoutH The prrs-
ident declared there were many per
SONS boa McSioo as wei as the United
States 0ho found to their adfnn-
tagc to have roualr m the southern
republic aud were Interested in Civ
iue out false rrUofts On tns e.iuotlon
Dispatches TO-DAY irom AmeriC an
Consal sillman in MsNico city re-
ported the arrival tu prrson of Gem
erai Lapata sundag The general at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Russian Official Report Says
AustrianS Are Retreating
Rapidly, Evacuating Many
Positions.
iERMANY AGAIN TAKES
Up OFFENSIVE WARFARE
reutons Re-Commenoe Work
of EnvelOping Right Wing
of Opposing Forces. Which
Re-Inforoements Baked.

Berlin, Dec i-CBy Wireless --
attest rcpur,s from Russian Poland
Nca oui officially in Berlin, indicate
hdt the Germans have resumed the
Nc,utiun of their plan Go encompass
he Russian right nonk and 90 force
4 hack ON the center. at the same
lmc cutting ON the Russian commun-
alton with Warsaw.
Thc caryi1g out uf this plan.
.hich hygan with Gussiau defeat az
Ipuo ana 5t Flock later wis hinder
q hy the arrival OF Russian REIN
or r.cntcut- and the Germans Cor 90
noWcut were thrown on then, de-
e1st,c. Now. after repuls.ng num-
80 uf attacks. the Germans appear
p hc moving forward n The direction
LoWi.g.
German movements i'm this region
ave not been iutcrfcrcd with in the
tsi fcw day1 and this. Germa1 mil
Iar, observers say, must hc taken as
hishy favorable sign. as ir their
piuiou 81 German repulse uf tho
russian advances pTnhaoly had hecn
ounHrd by a general offensive move
1cut ot the Germans toward Lodz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN
EMPERORS START FOR
REAL THEATRE OF WAR

muart8m tNm London pr a.
$3.50 p. srt- Emperor william rea ht
ed instsrhar1 Ftat Prussia, ycftar.
utt. ue ru1ilrued uu the Wos to fHr
'FRONT.'. travelling Hy motor ear
fusterhurg .s lf mH,s rorthv vfat "'
Gumninutu tho capture of wh,rh hs
fhe Russans was repor.ed unuflcia IiF
recently titH-ufh not suuse4uruN.
confirmed The German War office
settlement yesterday showed that Ir-
E4diuE Uu-siaus had penetrated Fast
Prussia to o. point ton miles south
,atsf nf Guwh.uuvu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
CNlgBNNXN NGi.NT~ DENN
CNIrTt Ri 90 pAgIt 4

90 Fsrp. TeE. I.. GtngrHi
Zapaia has appointed amtio AtraFs
as his diplomatic aE'rf tn the lnifs'
States snId mr..r-r rrcoitrn tudnt
hy the Carrauza asou. here % was
said that ArBar8 v.ald arrp, ,hls
seek Ht Nashingfnn
rnru,nza AGENTS h,re to-day deuiet
that PHchEes bad been captured n'
Nuia fnrDca Tho aid that conn
mnricatious hHd arvn established
with ne purausn .arltai hf wsf "i
NusNo Laredo and ihat the 'urranfh
tommr ndcr said tbat Do baltic of ans
kiud had takru place
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
.EHMNN PRISONERS MiCH
IIkE NAPOlEoN~' NIiMl

PrtrDgrad. Dec twin Loudon' .--
rh" CONDITION of German prisoners
apiat-d iu thr Ni,iuilt ui LODI it
said Geo resemble that of iho French
roops during Nfpulcots .ttfvai
/ rom Moscow. Nauy 0f them have
rolcn hands and feet Thc' were
wrapped n blankets and shawis
AIKEN ffum the peasants. puc pt.-
.at, wore woman fur wrap tn"
,tIeou~rs sst that before their ,ap-
fe their courage was kept 9p o>
he stories nat thr nuIg"mpsterF
Sere bringing warm elo,nrs which
would nc distributed in "a trW daA
The reported nee hN the German.
hf mouasterics. chapcis and other
pubuc buiidings in captured towns az
parfHcks. stables and gun stations ia
Z, planned by the prisoners aF due q"
the belief that the private buildings
had been mined
Reports from the front are that re-
Iufurccments sent tor the army oi
General Matkenscn near Lndz are
Making up positions aloug the Nietum
river whore the German resistance
srcus to have been isa-. effective
Ths apparent purpose oft this move be-
20 hinder tho nussian enFelupins
movement autii the main German
column h. cxtricated from the une
which runs from strylspw through
gzicrz to szadk
Ssmi-ofnciai reports from 1aliria
indicate that The Russian ndNanF
along tha foothills of the 'arpHthian
.iuountains mas reached point duc
.uouth 81 CmcoW thus surrounding
the ritg from tho northeast ana
south
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
a e~INN NV NNCE ~ SnE~
SrtiIANN rNCk TO CtiAtDM

triuhrre. talicn1. Doc VIA
'ctrugrad and Londpnl The cnor-
etr RUSSIAN advance Be- persistcntiy
sushipg bach the AusitAns into era
'ov Information reaching L'mbetg
Prom q truFtwurtny reurc, ls tn 'n'
n,.i Thar the Aus,rjans are ct3.uat-
ms pusiuon after position, with vcrl
arse LOSSES.
% is stated thlt tho Austr.au. tnc
f retreat Is sircWu -n tbigkIy Nith
ho dead that the Russians have not
lnlr Ca bur, them Th' cola is I'd"
etrrs that the bodies are frozen.
German officers are 90 supreme
ommaud "a CrgCYw. They are piIc-
nr machine guns. liEht urull,ry and
lralcss apparatus. it s reported. ON
he cathedral aud other historical
.dlucrs drawing the IRE of tne RUS
dHus against the buildings
Recent arrivals from the provinces
10 Gsucia state that the Inhabitants
n au tine rsgions evacuated uy the
Nustrisns 1rc facing famine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

cutcd on only ono. of three indict-
mcuts-tht one charging him with
impersonating Representative a.
Mitchell Palmer with the intent 20
defraud J T. Morgan and company
ana the United states Steel corpora
tion. Il Us charged that Lamar in
telephone messages. reported himself
as being Palmer and sought imnrop-
eriy to have tho Moraan firm and
the Steel corporation employ Edward
Luuterbach a IaWycr.
one Indictment charges Lamar
with conspiring with Lautcrhach.
District Attorney Marshall annou1c-
cd that Ladterbach would be- tried
separately.
a jury was obtained this afternoon
District Attorney Marshall an
nounccd that ) 3 Morgan probably
would he "a witness.
Mr Marshall said that Lamar had
cautioned Mt Lodyard not to give
Lhutcrhurh any moncw for his srrt-
ices i'm exposing corruption iu con
gressional circlcs. hut that when
LautcrhaCh presented himself tp MI
Ledyard be- uAutcrnachl demanded
o. retaining tee Thus Mr. Marshall
snid was attempted bl1ckuail
Mr Lcdvdrd waf the Hrst witness
He testified tn s"ric8 uf telephone
conversations with Lamar lu Fchru-
nrg 1913. and asserted that hc had
Kept memorandum of them. tbs
testimony WIS interrupted Co lrrmit
Representative Palmer 90 tskc the
stpud, ns Mi Palmer said hc had tu
return tn Washington thla afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
ARBITRATION tB0ARD
CONTINUES HEARING

ChcaEn, Dec. Tho hearing iu
the arbitration or differences between
western railroads aad their %. 900
eugiucmcu was resumed today
% was stated that 81 W Cadio. who
was ON thc stand yesterday whom ad
lournmCnt was taken would resume
the quotation OF statistics bearing on
the contention OF the men that their
demands with only two exceptions
have the sanction ~ precedent on one
or thc other of many railroads i'm tho
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
yoN NoITkF UEouNIU~ NNn
- IgiIITlNiNG Tp tEoNI

AWsieriam- Do I I|II I0UH"n
t4e D. IiCut,uauf itr.tHl
Count Won Morac saye N.r.W dif
patch tn thr TrloEa8f h fr.a"erri
his health and Boz rriurn.Hs fH tn"
front
Count Nuu M.ufc Ban been H inI
several wetks during whnh Hmf
tauou rerous rou.etoug hw e'rr
circulated
o. was said Ac had been su. .ecdrd
as chief of the German gsnsrH3 star
D., Major Grurfu FalksnhsNr Tho
report. however. vas NOT confirmed.
t b.ing said m Berlin that General
FulkcNhaNu was merely acting Hs
chicf of STAFF durng the illness oi
General Nun Mpitke
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

herun. Dee } iNlH Rome. ffa %.
hi. Addressing commltisc of tho
rriohstng TODAY pr Won Hethmhnn-
Honwcg. Tho Imperial chancellor.
spokc in praise of ths -end spirii
SHOWN Bf the German army ana navy
and the urltf nf the German people
in the present struggle
The rciehstaE meets tomorrow
The chancellor viii thcu cypress be-
fore uu sitting ct the body his
views ou 'he general political situa
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Federal Troops to
beWithdrawnon
Formal Notice
President Will Call Back Men
Who Have. Been Maintain
ing Peace as Soon as Colo
rado Is Ready.

Washington. Dec l.- Pfcsincnt
Wilson viu Withdraw federal uo"r
fram the Colorado strike zone 's
soon ss hc receives word from Gov
,rnor Ammons thst the state is ready
10 resume control Tn" president re-
iteratcd to-day that she commission
named by him sunday would have
nothing to Be- with the present strike.
hut was appointed Co he Of service in
settling differences which might
arise in the iuture.
Seth Low and ibc other members
81 the commission are expected in
Washington December IL in confer
with department az labor officials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Today;s War
Summary

tnunicial tcpOft- that the
Germans had undertaken another
attack un Npre~. marking tiic he
ginning ~ great battle. .cccis-
Ell M condemnation in to-day,
communications from tl,c Ireuch
and German war oiiifss-.
The French statement how
ever, contains % vague reference
To- renewed German cfiuft~ in the
region in which they have been
cNpcrttd Ca make thrr on~iaught
n Csisc they attempted agHin io
hFcak through Go tlr' English
channel
u h said thRu The cucm, wa
showing considerable n'tiNitN"
Ca the north oT Nrra-. French
town near the Bclgian border. Ia
belgium the artillery ire has be-
Ccutn murr spirited affcr "A hong
luli Tnr Gcrunn statement dis.
misses tile situation iu the west
rs saying thnt there j. nothing
Ca report.
Germany continues to view titc
military situation in the east in u
confident waN, giving me- intinna
tiGn Of rcNci,ai at the hands of
the Ru~-lau- IudaN'- announCr-
mcnt SAYS that $500 more IiIi~-
uncfs have hc,'n taken in Russian
Poland ia thc CnHagcmcnt- near
the Ni-tula ritcr, which WIRE said
Yesterday in Perrin 90 haNr re-
.uiit-i faNolNhlN ior thc forces OF
impcrur william. OihCial Pctto-
grad meiniains IA attuudc of rc-
serve. Sush reports a. are uUislc
bN anS uf ti,c three nations en-
gagged in tic ca-t deal only with
particular phasrS uf the cam
lsaisu. 80 that titc pirtuic - q
whole n blurrrti
Tie lighting in thc Ilalkan~. Ia
northern Turkey and the Cau,ua-
Sus in Igypt. and near the Red
-ga, seemed almost a. have brrn
lost sight of. seldom since thc
beglnning uT the war haze the
rcllOrt- from all quTFtcrs bccn -
taguc The reported presence of
German aud Rriti-h ficst- in cio-c
proximity in thc south Atluntic
prcNrntt,d the Possibility of an-
other naval iattic, hut in tIiin ca~c
.tyu. tilcrc WIS Hotiing to indi-
cate that ncU Developments have
oouurrcd.
\ General rCtirtIncnt nf the
Gcrmnns ipcfuIr the iisigian thWn
Of Dixmudc wa- rtJIortrd uuuiii-
tfally tftiaY. TIE t.crman- re-
gently captured fion tic allies
this town. whioh iis- in the heart
uf the rontr-tcd sts7inn Of ttt'i-
aium. where unCpunteii tiousnnds
have died a. result uf the Gcr-
man Ciiott "a fort'c a WAY 90 the
l'ngii-h channel There VIE ~
oliieial confirmation, however, 90
ulc rtisortfsd withdrawal, which
suuld uot - Ttsrinriled With re-
ports iatr last night that q great
hattlc was in progress hstWeeu
tlic \ ser canal aud the river t.ss.
u was -siid that teO. 600 GeFmau-
had bcen hrUusiu up before
1lIIrs to makc hast effort tu
enptnrc the town.
fht, monRrs n. 81 three uf the
gr0st European powcr- are now
at the front. tmlicror N liliam
has arrived ht in-tcFhufg. Ea-t
Prussia. tlusc "a the scene of
heavy nshtiog during thc lR-t frw
da,- with the invading Iiur-ians,
EnusrOr Ntslloias dcpartesi TO-
dap for the ~cnc ~ astion king
fsos,rgs, u making itis fitst Ni-li
Ia tite battle line iH lraucc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
villa TROOPS INVEST
TONN on TIA JUAN

Tia Juana. Calf Dec Three
hundred villa soldiers landed last
nght on thc coast of Lower CMifpr-
lsa. by he Mexican steamer Manuel
Horrerias. appeared today before TIA
Iuana. the Mexican town just across
the border from here aud gave the
garrison until O'Clock This after
noon a. surrender The rtr.r~ou.
numbering l25 men, prepared Dob nehL
ahile ai the civls officials Hcd across
fhe lire % Tia Juana. Three troops
ot United states cavalry are Du patrol
on ths American side Of the Zine
Tho Tia juann garrison formerly
owed allegiance 90 Huerta Just
where dts symrathics are placed at
present is not Cirar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Manitoba Will Put
Ban on Liquor
During War

. Wlnniprg Doe. Premier
. Sir Rodmond Rootn announces Z
. in r. tons statement that the
y Manitoba government has de-
Q cided Cd take drastic action a.
. ,urtaling tho liquor trgfhc our
. ms the war period. The forth Z
. coming session 81 tho LEGISLATURE Z
. Will be- asked to pass "a govern
. ment biz swing municipalities
. the righf to iWit uy "a majority I
. vote tho uumner Hf Iccnaea and I
a clause VIII be- inserted giving the I
. government special powers 90
. curtal the Houso "a which ilquor I
. may be- sold ia times ol Pubiit {,
. stress