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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
UNIoN MIN WE'RE NoT
PERMITTED N CAMPS

Denver Colo i.ec Is Robert
, Hnc form. rs mine fpreman Tor
Nt.t.r HHr.cfu Fuel company
a.4 tLe plDr du Fgei and iron
COMPANY was witness today iu the
strike uyestigat,n conducted hy the
federal Industrial rnssfions commits
sion Ec Testified that unien mes
were not permitted 10 "augLt' in
any c1ai camp in Which he had been
en- oluyed lie Sald he had NOT bren
a union man for seventeen years
Young said ne ran Tor county com
missioner in Huerfano county at tha
r"ceut election. lie war defeated b,
ninety vutes IIe claimed ele, tlou hN
e9f votes iic aaid he hnd fought
tiio county Republican machine
Before Young took thu stand the
commission ICil brief executive ses
sion pis oct Attorney J. : Hem
drick 81 the third ludicial district vas
excused without adding to hls trHl
mony 0f Yesterday
NounF. IN hls testimony. said Shpr
BOZ Jen Furr controlled tie politics Hf
tucrfano county iIe said Farr $50
not ouu saloons In Waisenbmg hHt
dominated them Hc assorted that
saloons wcrc run in the county with
cut licenses until sho militis ciosed
them up
Conditions iu the mines ~ Coiorsda
arc due to fear ~ orEanis-d labos
he thought
Hc ospnuvd tl'at faVorei.le work
ing aiduious we're ofessd cy tho op-
eruors as preventive Of unicniga-
tion Pour donars day Tor the as-
erage miner. as stated by the ouerat
orH was ia'- average. be- said
The witness said inexperienced in-
mIFtanfa uia q 0n the eafns footinR
in iho miuos experienced men. gave
Iite to dlsslt nction This hed drlv-
en- tho Eng'lsH suvaking miner out 'f
Colorado.
Younr fsid re dld not b,lleye two
psr cent 0f Walsenhurg minora
ucre uniouized two weeks before the
strike Tho arrival of 'eunmen" st
the mines ca .3 ga. men 90 loin The
uniou o.. rr uot he added.
There is r. neea ~ strae con
Veuion." le said notice pTinfed
in the newspa ger would haze been
oheyed
E D. posie srcrotary- treasurer ~
district rs. Uniicd Mine Workers of
America. related ms arrests on com
tempt of court cearEeE before bis
tr,cl Judge Greeig WhNford OF Den
yer FOR alleged dlsebsairnoe ol an in-
junction. which H. said restrained
strikers in the northern coal heids in
fhe fali of 1870 from doing any
thing bat sieep ana eat"
Win = number ~ other strikers
he Was convicted. sentenced ta year
in lall ana heavily anfi. on taa 0cus
Hions in each caFf d. said the judge
released the prisontff befofe sppealn
taken were heard 81 the supreme
court In both ins tncef trial b jury
bad been denied fhe miners
The commission Was developing the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
Seven Hundred Members Rush
Into Feverish Trading To-
day After Four Months of
Enforced Rest.
GENERAL TENDENCY
OF MARKET UPWARD
No Need of Minimum Prices as
Eager Traders Grab at
Stocks; Recalls Busy Gay 20
of a Decade Ago.

Ncw York. De-. i2-wall
street oame into d. own today
The stock exchauge. cloued for
nearly four and . half monthS.
except TOR hmited IT, ing ia
bonds during the past two wcets.
vas re-opcned ~ Do O'Clock this
mcrning for actiye trading tn
f.ochs ono rufdrre and niactg-
syo issues acre approved by the
governors Tor lradlng and t1ough
ouher issues we're barred. notably
rnt i states s,el. activity On
the ncor 81 tie cxc xchaa,e revived
niemnrics OF big DAYS. Jca years
aEu
Not for many year has f'i"se
been such q thr0ng oi brokers On
The floors as that which pa 'ieu'y
waited for tho signal 10 re1ume
trading There are !. 100 mem
berH Of the eNchaase and nea-i
200 Of these. Il IS estimated. were
on the iiuor
There was hardly need. Il
seemed. duriug the Hut few min
utes OF trading Tor posting az
mlnimum priccs the market
Opened with a rush and An uih
time upward swing thar sent the
principal isaucs whole points
above tine rock bottom hguros de-
tcrmined upon by tho committee
ia advance
BusiucGs was more active and
the underione stronger IA the
final hour. with hiEher level for
most of ;he Iruminent iasuca
Reading was the active fcatuFc.
increasing its gain 40 over eight
points t.ehigh Valley gained -
points. 81 Paul = and Northern
pacinc "a. sensational Esins
we're also made hy other special
ties Peoples Gas jumped "a
points Tho closing was strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The Frrnrh wHr offcc an
noun, ed tosiay TINT three Gcrnlsn
batteries had hcen destroyed and
others -iienoed; that several Ger
man trcnche~ hnd bccn blown
up; that thr uilis'- had made -uc-
cs-,siuI infantry attarks and that
they had won bach pus>cs-ion oT
an extended ~riiou along the
west bank of the Nscr canal iu
Belgium, a. capture which tho
Germans engaged ,n the most
desperate and deadly fighting oG
the war IN the west.
Pctrograd dispatcltes state that
the frunt of the German forccs,
whi' n have hrgn advancing to-
ward Warsaw from the north
wvsi, has hcen picTsrd IN two
plarc,. The ITcBch ofavial state.
p1cnt. referring to this same
phase of the eastern campaign.
saAs thai violent German atiarks
haze been defeated and that the
t.c~mRns are retiring 'n Disorder
Along the tscffnnn tentcr. west
of Warsaw. u T. ~aid the attacks
uf thu INVADER sagc been re-
ptl-cd with heavy Iosses.
The SerVians are said hy the
frcnch war ofiicc to have pushed
further thcir newly won adVnn-
tage Ia the iiglit,ne with the Aus-
trians, crossing the koluhaTa
river in northwest Scs,is aud
-'apturfng two towns.
\ daring Turkish naval raid on
the iiussiSn port of iiatnn. near
the eastern end ~ the Black sea,
j. reported from Con-tantinppie.
Il j. ~nid that 200 Itu-~lan- were
killed by the hombar,imcnt of
Turkish War~hlp=. S.nse the en-
gagcmcni hciWcsn Russian aud
Turkish wRrships la which the
former tscrnian cruiser dsuclcn.
EF-ins iBasi unit of the Turkish
naval fur,e-. wa damaged. there
hn- bcen little astiyity On tiie
Hack ssa. and toslas'> Dispatches
give no intifnation of tl,c cisar-
aoicr OF the Turkish vessels
which made the Rtta,ks or the
whereabouts of thu Russian War
sliip-.
The German cruiser Dresden j.
Sti'i to hNNc taken refuge fFssnl
the pursuing British warshiIs la
an inlet on the coast os Tata-
gonia. The Dresden T. the only
one of the i've German WarsiiipS
dccfatcd hs the British on De-
ten,her Which has not bccn re-
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A. a result ~ this conflict OF opln-
ion. Il D. said. Count Moltke retired
to take the cure 90 Homburg. being
however. IN actual need OF medical
attention
General Won Falkcnhayn then con-
tinued the operations In Flanders un-
der HE direction Of tho emperor.
with results which are described as
net wholly pleasing to tho German
public Announcement was made
i've days ago that ticnorai Won Fsi-
kenhayn would remain at the head
Of tho general staff but that count
Won Moltke might be given another
mission.
The plan nf Count Won Moitkc. as
originally ~outlined. was 10 advance
on Paris az rapidly as possible. and
this led TO the swift movement to-
ward the French capital hy General
Won Kluck and General Won Hausen
in August and September which WAS
ended By the forced retreat 10 the
positions nov occupied by the Ger
mans in France. n ir stated that
friction between Emperor william
and Count Won Moltko frst occurred
AZ this time. the emperor taking tho
ground that the move tac,ically was
futile
After the capture at Antwerp h
was Won Moltke's DESIRE according
io these reports. to concentrate ef-
forts upon the Ncrdun-Tou line.
while tho emperor. pointing 90 the
posi- hiiity of an envcloping move
mcnt by the allies, or break
through the tcdge which Won Moltkc
proposed "a advance. favored the
continuation Of operations against
the forcoF of the allies iu Flanders.
This il tho situation. Il ls nov said,
which finally Ied 90 Won Moltke' p
trip 20 Homhurg and the Installation
of Won Falkcnhayu as chief OF tho
general staff
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poried aficinlly Co have been
sank.
u has iripmc apparent tilai
the renewed military actiNity ~
irancr. The precise Hututc of
which has bscn Icfl ~ doubt hy
tho Indefinite official Comunui-
cations. has not yct attained the
dimensions of a general assault.
fiSrilu 8 -pcculating whether thc
allic- taking advantage 81 Ger
mnny's prcocCupation ln tie
great struggle with Russis. viii
scise the OppoFtunity to begin =
general mp,emeut designed 90
push bark thr whole German
line
Reports from Trcnrh aud Eng
iisit -sufts.s state that the Ger
mans ARE hcing .ushcd back
si,wly here aud re. ~ though
the present uI'cretinn4 of tlte nj
lies were Ia the nature 81 testing
attacks to ascertain whether the
tscrmanS haVr hcCn weakened
aslpsciiliiY by Withdrawals or
nien for th, eastern batticfields.
The campaign In eastern Pru--
sia J. noes viewed more sompla-
GENTLY by the aliis~. Petrograd
reported Yesterday that tho Ger
mans were Aiti,n nftc,'n miles
~ Warsaw. btt u T. nov Said
That this advance has bccn
checked n T. ns~cucd In Paris
that the German plan of cam
paign has failed: that attempts
Ia ontilank the Russian ght and
left have bccn defeated and that
the t.s rman- nov are Fs'siuS'd q"
the ntt es-.tY 81 ma. aing iruniHi
aitack. which 80 FAR have been
futile and coStis. German oh
-sTtcTs. however. while frankly
FesognisinR the lmmcn-c import
anVc of the outcome. sce no rea-
ssln for believing that the fscF-
man plan of campaign h la dan
ger at failure.
The mystery uf Scryins sudden
reversal 0f form H. attributed in
Paris to dramatic Incident. it
j. said thag King Peter, scrNia's
70.ycar-old ruler, went to the
ffont az the time when hi- arm,
appaFentlN was being pushed 90
estfcnilic- hs the Austrisn aud
said to hi- soldiers;
"Yonr oil king hss cnmr to die
with sou fnr the fatheriand,
1ncrcupon gcncral assault
wa. orsssFtd. resulting la tie rc-
sssntiy reported Fcpul-e of the
Au~trian-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
H0rEIDA, ARABIA is
H0DEIDA. ARIBIA IS
ASSAULTED BY TURKS

Rome. Dee ~ io.t5 .. ml--An
incident Of considerable gravity has
occurred al Hodeida, seaport oi
Arabia, on the Red sca 100 miles
northwest ~ Mocha. u appears
from advices that have been receiNea
here that the Turks. on learning that
a.. A. Richardson. the British consul.
was stiii in town. tried % enter his
house 90 arfest hiW.
Consul RichardrGn escaped 30 the
neighborins itpllsn consulate. which
place the rurks besieFed ~ spite 90
the fact that the italian consul sig
nor Crrrhi. son 90 the we'll known
cSpiercr. immediately came 90 the
defense 81 HE colleague. Hichard-
son WIS taken prisoner and dragged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
GOVERNOR HUNT SAVES NECKS
OF SIX ARIZONA MURDERERS

Phoenix Afi1, Dec a. 2~srakiug
advantage of his last opportunity 20
prevent the execution ~ death SEN
toncss IN Arizona. Gov g W p.
Hunt came 10 the rescue today Of
six cgnjemnrd men who were 90 Doe
hanged in the Florence TenitcntlaTy
December 10. The sentences oC two
Americans were commntcd TO life im-
prifonmcnt The case Of one Mex
lean was referred tp tho supreme
court and three others were re-
prieved until March ta 1915. with q
recommendation % the attorney gem
eroi of the state 10 do what be- could
Tor them because they were mad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12

London. Dec ~ D1fs pm D--
The ciuso ~ the c.ghtoenth week
81 the war fiuda the stirring opcr-
ations in the eastern theater of
chief Immediate Importance Il
Ia nuw being said by British COM
meWatous that a0mcthinr went
wrong with the timing uf the
AustFo-German operations for he
relief uf sracow GeiBrfs The
cnutcrgins columns arpHrentiy
failed 90 enect Junction with
the result that Uit neral Dimitricf.
former BulzaI-an minister al
Pctrograd. SENS to have ocen
able 90 niiict "a sharp rettvse on
the TcutuniC lorCos by rerulslns
the individual armies before tRey
had time tn concentrate
Further 10 the north the cap-
turc Of LODI by the Germans. 20
iar as known has had NJ spectac-
ular sequel Whi!e the invaders
made ncrcc on,slaushts AGAINST
the russian hines northona Of
LODI on huih "Wednesday and
Thursday tn attempts 20 break
through towards Warsaw they
appc.ir &C. have Accomplished lit
tie.
n h considered possiblc, how
ever, thai the Germau- JUS noW
are placing chief reliance fon t,1e
effort Go tnrn the right flank of
the army of Grand Duke Nich-
uis,s, through the efforts Of the
Invading fufcou, which have been
pushing forward from the direc-
sioa of MlaWa. near the East
l'russisn border
ia France and Belgium while
M eonerai advance has yet been
siEnalied, the steady pressure of
the allied armies on the German
line 10 believed a. presagc an
sark senerd offensive move
uIenf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
Less Than Two Dozen Of Sew
eral Hundred Who Have
Applied Have Been Re-
turned to Pay Rolls.
Low COMMISSION 70
STAY IN NEW YORK
Testimony Before Investigat-
ors Today Tends Further TO
Prove the Trouble Caused
by "Gunmen."

Trinidad cello. Dec - Out or
the several hundred striking coni
minors who have applied for worh
nt the local o.does ~ the Colorado
Fuel nud iror -ompanv and Victor
Amen au F" compaIv. less than
two dozen have been given -ein-
ployment according 90 lo,.ui officials
today o. eve-y Gee preference has
been given 90 men With families and
who are known NOT O. have taken
part in strike disorders.
Three union men urdcr indictment
hy n Grand jury f'r participating 10
strike distrdera have been sufrcn-
men.
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dened hy drink when they committed
their crimes.
The govcTnor'e action was taken
preliminary to the issue of his pro-
ciamation which will pat into effect
the laws adopted az the November
election. Among these laws Us a
measure which depriyes the governor
Of power 60 pardon. reprievc or COM
mute sentences. and invests it in n
special board
In FHtenent announcing hts de-
cisiop ~ cail off the proposed hang
ing bec. December 10. Governor
Hunt DECLARED that tu permit the ex-
ecutiouE would violate the spirit of
Christina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
CANCELLATION COMMISSION
WILL NOT 60 TO COLORADO

Washington Dec. - seth Low.
chairman Of the Colorado Coucilia-
uon commission. annamnred today NJ
ter "a conference be- cen the com
mission and scV ta, of labor VII
son. that the eomnFsion would uoi
go 10 Colorado at ~ rut In state.
ment Mr Low sain
"F'or the moment therr seems ~
hf no reason wnv sc should - 80
Colorado We viii confer from time
20 time and vii hs Gu ded by cir
"umrtances aa to our olic9 Thr
commission has arranged 20 haze its
head3uafter IN o. Chawher of Com
merse buildins MIN Der 81 Liberty
Street. New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
Miss Cope S Case
Is Postponed
Ten Days
Woman Charged With Offer
ing TO Split $4,000 Of
White Slave Money TO Be
Heard December 22nd.'

. ChiCago Dee The ,fiae of .
. Miss Jessie Elizabeth Cope, 0f .
. los kngeles ehargcd With an =
= attempt O. hrfbe government of
= ncials in ounuccuUn with the iu- =
. dictmcnt 81 Colourl Charles Al =
. eNlnder 81 rr1yidence. m L.. .
. under the Mana act came before .
= nited st3fcs lefnmlssioner Ala =
. son here TODAY. but contin-
. unnce until December "a was =
= taken.
= Miss Cope us,s the complain =
. inE witness as.sin,t Aiexaader. =
. She h charged with hatluu o. .
. fercd a. split t5o,eoo with Dis .
. tract Attorney Cline. HE assist =
. ant. Mthasi leoe. and tao other =
. ofil1ak Of the government II =
. they would aasist her Ia txtorf- .
. ine thar sun frem Alexander =
. 4 = 4 d : . . . = q 4 . = q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
DOWN
ONVOTESFOR
WOMEN AND
LIQUOR
Yea and Nay Vote on Proposed
Constitutional Amendments
in House Committee Made
Certain Today.

Wash.ugtor. pcp I- Yea and
may votes Boo th, house on spcciai
rules tor consideration of proposal.
io submit woman auuagc and prohi-
bIuon questions Tor constitutional
amcndihcut V5- ussured bY the action
et the rule. committee today
The prohibiuou question viii he
brought iutr tbe house ON December
arA when f hra pcen disposrd ~
woman sutfurr sail be taken up
The rui, fHf consideration 20 the
Hohaon caus.lt1H 1HuuU amendment for
natlonNid- prohibition wac voted cut
uuHnfmousf Hr tho committee Its
supporters ami OPPONENTS we're VIII
Ing to submit DO Gen record vote in
the house DO provided oighf huurs
of general debate Hud anlimitcd op.
portunity for amendment
rhs rule fnT veto ou tEe Moudeil
woman unrsr. amendment was
voted ogf fuur fa three Represent
tive Foster prwo. rae. of Illinois hy
iointns The two Republicans and the
one Pfugftssitr uu tb- committee
otercamr thr three Democrats who
were oppose fn De-
Chairman Henry declared ono das
would bc ulieurd to earn of the
propostions and thaf the house
would hc kept 100 session until they
were diepostd af.
Rcprr-enuauca Camubor. lon
root and ketN with Foster uut
voted the pemocuta Henry pou and
Cantrul and Representative Gold
foglr. smother Democrat declined to
vote TIE sunrsEe rulr would allow
sN hours of general debate and tho
usual opportunity for amendment
it would be- necessary fnf fhe sun-
porter pf both proposals to srf o.
tva-thlrds majority tor Ulc aloufian
of the roles and then two-thirds ma
i"rty for each rcgoluOcu- Opponents
u2 thr necessary votes cannot pc
gotten
The plau to scein confederation of
the questions on December 2- mn6cs
q apparent thlt tho Democrats are
detegmmsa 'o c1riaH the holiday re-
cefs a. much as pcssihic.
49, s--~-~~-~S>~.~-~~-~~-~
ugssss uow 81 Galveston. VINO ncd
when Vera Cruz was etac uaied hy
American TROOPS Tho Mexican au-
thorities hHTe PROMISED to inyesi-
safe their oiHea scpantfly If they
RIo nut itInle to Prosecution for vio-
httion OF ule Mexican laws. the rcf-
usces win hc psru4tted to return and
viii be svcu free trnsisp portati0n
Vera Cruz adv ices state the Free.
porf Mexican pn and Ftrl company
property has hecn released by order
of GENERAL Aruilar
Faancis Herall and family about
whose coudfion some doutr existed.
IL reported a. ~ safe and well and
wlth no infelslon OF leevinF Mekico
S@raator Fallc1i. one Of General Car
Kansas csblnei oficers h. saihu9 FOR
EUROPE On a spe,'lal mission.
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foreibs Go a boat. which then lcit
f0r an unknown destination A.
British subjects in Turkey are under
American protorsion. the American
embassy al Constaniinnple, u Be-
stated has been asked for iRiorna-
sion regarding the reported violence
aRainst BRITISH subject while Italy
IL inquirine about the alleged viola-
uun az her consulate.
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Trnnlesn. D. Caplur,.I.

Douglas. Arz. Dcc. n. Iruuiers.s,
90 miles sputh of Agua f'rieta, was
captured by 500 Mayorena troops
l.si uisht. according 90 oaicial word
rcceltasl today hy Ca~rtuza osileiais.
The garrison there mustered feVs.f
than SO men Major Aurciieno
commanding the Mayturena tnooI<.
moved sruthpard today wth the in-
tentioa. "a is siid. ostrlp rne rancho
OF rohsfi " Pcsqueira, Carranna's o.
aciai assem- here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12
NEW SLIDE REPORTED
IN CULEBRA CUT

san Frauclsra. utr l4NA
private dispatch Go W a Grace I
and Company received here io-
day from the Panama canal I
zone, stated fhst new slide in
tBe Cule6rs eut would cause I
} DELAY ~ about two DAYS 90 ship
} ping 80 details we're given
J . q q q q 9 eoeo . Z
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Situation Today Seems Dead
lock in East and West Bat.
tie Zones, With Both Sides
Claiming Minor Advantages
KING PETER PULLS OFF
A DRAMATIC RESCUE
Aged Servian King Declared
to Have Rallied Defeated
Army and Led 1t Back to
Victory Over Austrans.

Rome. Dee. i2.-lhc vatican
authoritic@ to-day made public a
Document setting forth the cf-
forts maic by the pops. ca obtain
truce In tise Europcan wRs dur
ina tite Ghrlstu1n- season.
The enorts Or the pontim un-
fortunately failed. Rsror.ting Co
the Vatican announcement. '0w-
ing ~ the opposition at certain
poucr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12

Naco. Anz. Dee i..--Jose May
torena, msurgcrs1 coycruor Of sonora,
who has b..en b,saesius the Caru,nzt
garrison of Naco. So1uri. since sep
tenn ber. dcclaIs-d today that he had
received uo order from Pro, isipual
prosidcnf Cufierr"1 tp stop hrius, 100
oFder o. prevent bullets sirkinr m
Americau territory rnth NJ does
receive auoh order hc WH contuHe
his attack Meantime hc is prcpstri1s
f1r the hnal assault on Narp Tueistiay
night
"a have recebot no orders from
Prcsdeut Gutierrez Co stop my ate
tack on Naco read statement May
torcHa .zllcd to-day
"Unlsss d. receive such orders
from Mexico Cry Will continue
nghtinw rcwyt yer1 much that
BULLETS have fallen ia American tcf-
rttory and ssspecialiy tnat Amsfi.sr,'
have hoea uniurct NJ men take
ever, prccaniun to prevent cpmpii-
catous with the Uuited statet sirir
orders have Dccn issued rrEarflng
shoutlnr into American TERRITORY ANA
9 am surc that tho grcatcr danger "a
Anne, canss has Resulted from tho tac-
tu-s aud praoticcg of the enemy
Ny forCes aru Bow diEaluE E,F-
zag tfcnrhcs Toward fhe c1eiuA =
lines Thcse Will De- completed n1
Tu,-a,iav miEhl when . viii ortlor "a
nuu attack on Naco The eurms 8
troops are hfinw nt mv men al worS
ou these trcnchs-i This o. the reason
tor the continual nring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-12

London, Dcr. i2 (i;O6 M
\ dispatch Ia the Evening News
iiom valparaiso, Guile, save u II
reported that tho German cruiser
Dresden hss talcn refuge in an
iulrt On the 'un-t 0f Patagonia.
The Dresden II tlic oniN Vessel
- the t.erman -quadrt ~, which
n,'t the hritish fest In the south
Atlantic DcscD,icI :. that has no,
been actounscd fot
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London. ner ~ u2:25 y. M
\ dispatch Tesci,cd h-fc fr0n
Culi-tantinOpic hN WAY at Berlin
ssy- q Turkish ficct Yesterday
hOmhartied the en,itons ~
ratunm, the Russian seaport un
tisc eastern GOA. ~ the Black
-ca. one hundred i,us-ians wc.-c
killed and number were wound
cd by the lire.
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Met az a. a m.
Judiciary rumniitee heard
representative of SoCiety If
Friends supporting Palmer hin
60 prevent usc uf reigious soCie-
ties aa trade marks.
Resumed ronsideration ar Dis-
trici ef columbia appropriation
bill
Rules committee considered
prAlihition and woman suffrage
resolutions
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French Official Statement

rars. per A. tltto y. m.f---The
French official hnlictin, given out in
Paris this afternoon sa,r that Fronch
troops now occups the west hsuk of
the Ysrr Canas
Artillery elfEtEefuelis. ali ~ them
Resulting more CT les adtania9eousiy
(Continued on Page TuO.l
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ARIZONA ANTI.ALIEN
LAW KICKED AGAIN

WdGhiuEion. Dee. 1.-THE
war department has refused 10
permit the Arizona anti-ailen I
omployncnt law 10 be- applied 10
the military reservations and
forts .n Arizona The decision is Z
ualcd upon the fact that The
state conferred exclusive lUris-
ot.uou over the rc6erFations 60
the United States government
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TODAY IN CONGRESS
SINNTE

Met az noon
Lands committee continued
hearing ou usfct power btu
Rcccsacd at 10 y. m. 60 re-
assemble at lu.is a. m. Sundsy
for the rubii. luorai % the iat"
Representative raync OF Sew
York IN the hali Of the house