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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
German Raider Remains Sc
cursly MoOred at Her Dock
Although Blizzard Made Es-
cape Possible.
NOTE TO ENGLAND TO BE
PUBLISHED TUESDAY
Entirely Friendly in Tone
Says London Dispatch and
Calculated to Lead to Salts
factory Settlement.

Washington. April IA whiFling
gale and snow storm which enveiopod
the Virginia capeE last night and to-
day di1 not tempt the German aux
Hilary cruiser prinx Ehtl Friedrich 10
make dash for the sea through the
Gordon of hostile cruipcrs outside. and
a, one O'Clock this evening the ofii-
ciHl government dispatch from Hamp-
ton Roads said the German raider
still was moored To her wharf.
The storm drew the curtain OF sec
recy over the Prinz Eitel Tor few
hours by destroying all means OF
communication with the Hampton
Roads district, save wireless, started
a crop Of rumors saying the German
cruisers had dashed behind the cur
tain Of snow flakes and past the
watch dogs at the entrance to Chesa'
peakc bay.
Tho governmental agencies got IN
touch with Newport News. Va, and
established hat the Prlnz Eitol hac
attempted no new daring explicit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
HUssIN NssUREs ITALY sIIE
MAY GO AS IAR ~ SIZE LIKES

Rome, Aprll 3, t2;-t D. M Nlh
P.sis The Petrograd Telegraph
aurn,t. o. sent official organization.
has authorised ns correspondent here
90 issue the following statements
Both tht Russiaa government ana
public opinion feel he mos iricndls
sentiments toward Ital}, fully approN-
ing he aspirations tor complete ma
iionui unity. as the largest /c1li1atlon
Of the principle ~ nationality always
has been the fundamental aim ot me
Russiu1 policy. Besides recognizing
the importance of the economic ana
strategic interests of Italy ia the Ad-
riatic Russia is willins go admit that
certain Italian territorial aspirations
are legitimate even u not based uppn
the principle OF nationality. Russia
sincerely wishes that italy should not
urge EXCESSIVE claims and not create
a situation which later might cause q
new international conflict the I'M
periaiistir attitude towards the Ad-
rntic attributed to Russia is absurd
and reports rerarding II evidently are
due to German instigation'
Commenting ON this announcement,
the Giornale dltalia scys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
HosIILITucs BRENK OUT
AIONG BIIGARtAN BOliDEi

Paris. April 3, O:l5 y. m)-lios'h IL
titles between Serbian troops and Bui-
gnrian irsegulais have proken out
ulons the border. An official state
ment issued al Nish Serbia, as tor
warded To the Havus agency says that
the Bulgariaas overwhelmed the Serb
ian frontier guards and occupied serb
ian territory.
The statement follows.
Last night at about y. m" bul-
Rarian irrcgulars wearirg military
uniforms ATTACHED in large numbers
our outposts at Valnndoyo. our FROM
Tier guards, overwhelmed by superior
numbers were forced TO give ground
ana retronted in the direction OF the
runway station hi Strutaiiza.
"At e. m. the Rulgarians occu-
pied an the heights on 'he left bank
ot the Vurdnr The losses on both
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
NOTE To ENGLAND MAY
RI3 PUBLISHED TUESDAY

London, April 3, (2;lb p. m.l--Wal-
ter ~, Page. the American ambassa-
dor, Is negotiating with the foreign Of
hco concerning satisfactory date for
the publication both IN the United
states and England of the text of the
American note dissenting from the
British order In couacil outlining
treat Britain's blockade plans. Next
Tuesday probably viii be agreed upon.
lt may he said upon high authority
that this note Is wholly friendly in its
tone. u consists largely uf a state
ment of the American conception o.
a legal blockade based on recent pre-
ccdents.
After denline the American Views,
The note makes inquiry concerning
the points In which the British plan
of blockade diners thercfrom. The
text is said 90 contain nothing just!-
fyiug the reports printed here that
the note was harsh In liz terms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
BECoMEs GREAT BLIzzATtD
~ MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES

Philadelphia, April s.--The snow
storm which struck the middle At
lantlc states early today became all
most blizzard-the worst Storm Of
the season Ia this sestion At 2 .. m.
the snow was more than six inches
deep. Wire communication with
points south and with all New Jersey
seashore resorts was Interrupted.
steam railroad traffic was slowed
up. street car service was interrupt
ed. causing a partial paralysis o'
business.
with the coming OF the storm the
Easter plans of most people went e
pieces. steam and electric trains. IN
stead OF being filled with holiday
crowds bound for the seashore points
to spend Easter left here with com
parntiNely few passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
nERIIN REPORTS THREE
IUENCll fAII.IIsI.S NE,STiiiDAN

Berlin, April Q, (hy wireless TO
sayiliep German army headquar-
tcrs today gave out report on the
progress of hostilitics reading
THE Bclgian atempt yesterday To
win back Klosterhoek Farm, whi' b
he Germans occupied March 81, re-
suited in failure.
"a French charge in tho forest OF
Lepretre was not successful.
"a French attack on the heights OF
Neider Aspach, west OF Muelhausen,
wus repulsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
RUSSIA ASSURES ITALY SHE MAY HAVE ALL THE
TERRITORY SHE WANTS BY JOINING ALLIES IN WAR
Today:s War Summary

@ Itaiy's territorial asira
q FctrOgrad
sIcslal ItnIys wariikc
boundary question with
with itays desire
obtain territory about the 0f the Adriatlc inhabited
ciciIs ny people OF italian sock which wosd include the
would stiU
claims
oonict AZ the
the towards the Adrnc
attIhutcd @ : absurd.
embassy NJ n that Lord
oschcy other - going 90 Rome on special
britain
rcpnt- the lighting Bukowina
hnsb npu
Z Is rciniOremcnts
gaining nukoNina have been
and
lockwood torpciocd last night on
ncSuu-tfr Englnui Ti, T. thc sixth ship whose
itportcd In the last twu DAYS
Of vi saved
tscucr the T.
predicting IN the aiVan
allies.
prolonged broken S~tcr
mentions three small attacks
~ 1cnth and hclgian whth rcnuisc German
acr,Iinnc Rheims, dropping bombs
On
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

London. April 3. O2:35 p. mO
The fuctuatiug struggle In the
CnrpathianH seems 90 be nearing
~ decision. according 20 dis
patches reaching London. Hy
successive rushes amid Ice aud
snow, Busslan troops are said tu
have carried q series ot Austrian
lines. aId IN the view o' British
observers they bid fair soon tD
break through In force between
tho LupkoW and Izsok patses.
In the west conditions border
ing on stagustion prevail The
allies are keeping the Germans
in the dark as 10 when ana where
the big thrust VIII come.
The British press. in addition
tn being universally outraged
HAT she Germans should protest
to The American embassy rcsntd-
ing the segregation of the crews
Jf submgrinos now held as pris-
uncrs of war, is mnting much of
the death Of Leon Thrcshcr, the
American who lost his life ln the
sinking OF the Falaba.
what viii Washington do"
asks tuday's Westminster 'in1-
cite and other papers de pate
along the same lines,
As the weeks psss, the opera
uuns Ia the Dardnncllcs appei
likely 90 be more and moce pro-
trnctcd; even the London papers
are today inclined tu admit that
the Turkish positions perhars
have MOI set been seriously jam
mod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
STEAMER REPoIIrED IN
DIsTftEss orr HATrEItts

New York. April Agents in TINS
city Tor the Royal Dutch West indies
compnny steamship prinz Maurlis
received Information today through "
wireless message evidently rolayfd ha
British cruiser, that the steamer
was Ia distress on Cape Hateras. a
subsequent message reported that the
steamers Algonquin, city Of Macon
and q tank ship had gone 10 the AZ
sistance Of the steamer.
The Prina Maurits left New york
Thursday for West Indlan ports. shs
carried four passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
ROSCOE FAv ORED
MAKING TRADE
IN WIVES
When Refused Suggested that
Mrs. MoElhsney Put Poison
in Her Husbands Food
Murder Charge Now.

Paola. Kas.. April 3s--Mrs. Maud
McElhcne,. widow of ueorge y. Nc
cheney postmaster II louishurg,
kas.. was cross examined today m the
preliminary hearing of li,uscoc Hofn-
baker a rural mail G,rrier who Is
held in connection witi the murder
OF McElheney. The nlstmastcr was
shot 10 death In his \ 'me in Louis
burg In October. 1912.
Mrs. McElhenoy tezlihed that her
relations with Hornbaiqr. both betuic
and after her husoauds death, were
Improper. that Horllakeg several
times proposed that T. trade wives
with McElheney ana thRi ON one oc-
casiou he urged her u pat poison IN
her husbands food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
AUSTRIA REPORTS HUGE
CROP Of PRISONERS

Vienna. April o, (Nia Berlin ana
Wireless to London, G:t5 q. M The
following statement wus Issued at
Hruy headquarters today;
"The eastern front Is quiet. but In
certain sections hshung continues.
North ~ OsIa aud northwest of Kali
niro. repeated violent attacks by the
RussIans during the night were re-
pulsed North of Uzsok pass the en-
emy's night attacks also failed WIN
great losses. Including 1900 additional
prisoners.
Elsewhere there have been oniN
artillcr, duels. from April l TO q
including 1S3 ofiicera. 39.9f2 Russians
have been taken prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
LUsITANIA AND BIGGEST list
OF PASSENGERS HELD IF

New York. April s.--The liner Luz
sliania. due 10 sash at 10 O'Clock teaay
Tor Liverpool. was held up at her
dock BY thick weather und a heavy
snow storm. Her officers said she
would be held 30 long as the storm
lasted.-tlll tomorrow Il necessary
Aboard the Lusiiania we've SS5 pas
scngefs the largest list since the war
began.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
GENERAL JoFFUE PREDICTS
SPEEDY END OI WAR

Paris. April 3.-Goncral Jonre has
prodietod speedy termination of the
war In victory for the allies, accord
ing to "A dispatch from Duukirk pub
Iishcd today In the Eclairc. The dis
patch reads:
General Ioffrc. the French COM
ma1dos n chief 100 tho course OF a
visit 40 Beigiun headquarters to dec
oratc certain 8eigian officers with the
legion ot honor. told King Albert that
the war soon would come Co an cnl
To- the advantage of ne allies"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

sides were serious.
Wounded soldiers state that the
Bulgarian bands manOuevered and
fought under the direction OF Bulfar-
ian officers. The number of troops
engaged vas slightly more than a
regiment.
'NeighDorins frontier posts immedi-
utely sent rcinforccments. The re-
suit OF The battle is still unknowa and
details are lacking"
An official dispatch ron Ghevgneli,
Serbia, to Saloniki. forwarded To the
hayas agency confirms the statement
that bulgarian bands crossed the
Serbian border. They are said To have
captured from the Serbian frontier
guards Two cannon with which they
bombnrded the railway station al
strumitza Railway and telegraph
communications were cut After
heavy nghtng, this messase says, the
Pulgarians Were repulsed and closely
pursued by serbian troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
MINING WARFARE ONLY
ACTIVITY IN NEST

Paris, Aprl 3. oBy Wireless 10 Lon
don, 2t5o y. mD-rho war office made
an announcement this afternoon
which says.
"fn the rcgion of The Somme, La
Boisellc and Dompiere. mining war
fare continued with noticeable ad-
vantages for the French. The total
number Of prisoners taken al the for
es. of taPrctre. northwest Of Pont-
a. Mnusson March so To April 1. II
more than 200, including six officers. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

"Nutody in ltaly denies the right Of
Serbia or any other slav state rising
from the ruins uf Austria To large
outlet on the Adrlatic but nobody In
Italy can ever permit ;hc advantages
nov enjoyed ny Austria In striaegin
position ana maritime trfle To pdss
into other hands except ours
Ia regard To possible expansion hN
ltnly .n TERRITORY whore the majority
of The population may not be Italian
this newspaper says
There arc political and military
reasons which oycrshadow any ques-
tlon of nationally similar 10 those on
account OF which England keeps
spanish Gibraltar italian Malta.
Greek cyprus ana Egyptian Sue1. or
which cause Russia TO desire 10 IN
stall herself az Conatantlnople."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
STORM DOES HEAVY
DAMAGE ALONG COAST

New YORK, April 3.--A northeast
gale swept the Atlantic seaooard
from Florida 10 New England last
night. New York city was visited by
SHOW and 36-mlle gale. on sandy
Hook the wind was blowing 81 miles
an hour. AZ Delaware breakwater
lis velocity reached 60 miles.
with falling barometer the
weather bureau saw no let-up In the
storm for today, Along the New Jer-
aey coast the tide WIS high. sea-
bright. \. j., was again battered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

M PaHo. Texas. Aprn s.---A state
ment from this American colony az
Mexico City. In which Il was declrred
that tho situation was more chaotic
and helpless than ever" was brought
20 the border today by Arthur hul-
lard johnson. a delegate rtprcse'itins
Jointly the 1000 Americans and the
International committee Of tho cnpi-
tel district. the latter composed OF
"a nationaiities asEfesating nieee
than 10000 persons. johnson y on
his way cast 20 take up TIC matter
with public men.
Tho resolutions were drawn March
10 al q meeting attended BY about
gao members OF the American col
ony. In answer 20 communication
from tho Wnshinston governments
again suggesting that the Americans
leave tho republic.
'The last requent that Americans
ieeve the capital wac ssnt by Ar,
Bryan at time when he must hate
| known that there was no railroad
exit" said johnson. who . an Amer
lean attorney Of the Mexican capitnl
MY arrival here was after a trip %
the utmost uncertainty There re-
main about fifty American women AZ
the capital"
The message of March 20 request
Cd Bryan TO llaife ~ text public. 20
which the secretary replied that he
aid not consider this wise. on March
ne the American colony sent the fol-
lowing and final reply;
THE Americans resident In Mexico
lCity do In mass mariing EXPRESS their
appreciation Of the secretary OF
states message Of March ~. hs com
municated 20 them by the hrarllinn
mlnhter However. they most re-
spectfuiiy sndshit that 4 + their fixed
opinion. dedIsoted from the past four
years experience. that the time has
come 10 accept tie Mexican situation
cor what II h and not tor what 4
Z might be hoped that Il may become
r OF what interested leaders or warrlne
factions may ny 70 represent q u
be.
The record - clearly written q
facts which show the true value o.
the pretcnsions of coutending ercups
= They notc the opinion of the prcsi
dent that he does not think Il wonif
contribute 20 their welfare 10 ernn
their request 90 make public theh
: communication Of March ,. They asi
= that Il be- made known 20 me prest
dent that it Is their firm conviction
that their - requires them 10 tahi
. the people =. ihz United states an
" OF the civilized world Into q Sir full
7. est confidence and IN the interests q
, humanity 10 iay before them N
I whole truth % the Mexican slfuatioi
!, and IN the performance OF thla dnt
they earnestly invite and ardrniis
hope for the aid ana oo-operatlon q
the administration, They deaire. ~
aofar AZ they can, TO ccntrcNert %
= systematic misrepresentation % th
Mexican situation 20 put ay end Z
evasion and repression of the truth
regard thereto. especially "a y thel
=. own situation ana attitude. They AZ
= not surprised thet Generai carfanr
~ should renew hiN promise 70 exel
y himself 10 the utmost % protect ny
- and property of fore|speFs' bs't ne
- >~~~y>~~~s~~~~-~
sf,,,,st.,,,n.l a.. f.aon r..of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Washington, April 3.--Easter finery
~ tbs eastern part of the country u
threatened with disaster by snOw.
Wind rain and cold, A cyclonic
sisHin today swept north along the
Atlantic coast From Fiorlda ~
Maine the weather forccaster here
predicted snow and gales.
In the northwest states and the
west plateau region. the forecnster
said, Easter wearing apparel might
be displayed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
SIOUX CITY POLICE
CHIEF CHARGED WITH
GRAFT CONSPIRACY

Sioux City. Iowa. A9rl 3.-~The
county attorney today served notice
on Chief Of Police Georse Pierce ac-
cused OF conspiracy 90 collect graft
from the underworld, that George G,
Ford wQuld be placed on the stand
az a witness for the state. Ford was
accused OF completely IN the alleged
conspiracy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
SNOW STORM sTOrs
PRESIDENTS GOlsF CAME

Washington. April s.--Presldent
Wilson played golf today In the snow
storm. The president went IA holeH
with guest and then was forced 20
stop because the snow fali becamo 10
heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
Weather Man Declares that
Only in the Northwestern
States viii New Spring Fin
cry be Safe from Damage.
CLOUDY WEATHER FOR
ALBUQUERQUE THE GUESS
Great Storm sweeps Up the
Atlantic Coast Doing DAM
age as Heavy as ANY Of the
Gales of Winter.

= The weather forecast TOR Al =
. buquerque tomorrow - 10 the
= effect that the day win be az
. least partly cloudy, with the =
. possibility or little rain In =
= spots. The showing Of Easter =
= finery, therefore, is az certain 2
. risk, although slight. The east =
= ern states are In the grip OF a =
= great storm which the weather =
= bureau says viii continue until =
= after tomorrow night =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
LLOYD GEORGE Gets $4,000
LETTERS TODAY IN FAVOR OF
PROHIBITION IN ENGLAND

% m1-Tho first morning mail To reach
Chauccior Rbou
the question OF absti-
drinking England This number Indicates that
The Of 2a,u1O
chancellor n
to the yeser-
% writ of prohibition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
ALLIES NOW ADMIT
IARDANELLEs HARD NUT
Claims of Damage to Turkish
Forts Abandoned and
Agreed that Hardly Dent
has Been Made in Defenses.

london. April 3. ca noonl-
The Blitl-iR steamer LorkwVod
was toTpcdocd by German stub
mariRc Friday nlght oif START
point in DcyoHshirc. The menu
hcrs ~ the crew we're saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
AUSTRIA SEEKS TO STARVE
OUT THE MONTfiN htItiNS

Rome. April Q. (Via Pnris,) Dis
patches received here from cett.nile,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
BLOODY STRUGGLE
IN CARPATH|ANS
BELIEVED NEAR
ITS CLIMAX

Russians Pushing on Through
Snow and Ice TO Last Des-
pirate Drive Toward Plains
Of Hungary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Confined GU Page TwoJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

mr. thankful you live in
the land Of sunshine
Ill where your Easter bon
not will not be showed in.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-11-05

lot and personally examines every mule closely. They can tell you in Memphis office what per cent of death rate is caused by collie, blind staggers, swamp fever, pneumonia, etc. The Veterinary comes around and keeps all mules teeth in order, filed down and sees to all minor ailments. If one requires close attention this mule is taken to the hospital and treated care fully and regularly by the Veter- mary and if not able to travel he is loaded in a wagon and hauled there.
 I hope all my friends in Mon- roe county can make good crops. get good price and do big busi-. ness and come out on top. We are going at a lively gait over here from 4 o'clock in the morn- ing till dark and after. Every man is at his post of duty and negroes are happy drawing their money, got a big lot of 'taters, !" catching opossum, gathering oceans, peanuts, shooting craps and living nine days to the week.
 With best wishes to one and all. Yours truly,
 s. b. Oliphant.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-11-05
A SUCKING ELEPHANT
Did You Ever See One? He is With the Yankee Rob-
 insOn This Year

The boys of the west know how to tackle bronks of all kinds can handle steers and bull dodge for fair, but they have never tackled a bucking elephant.
 Yankee Robinson has an ele- phant that ought to be prize winner at any stampede. He will carry as high as twenty-five people on his back lall day Hong without a sign of being,naughty. At the command of his keeper in fact the keeper whispers in the elephants ear the big fel- low starts piling people in every direction.
 If there are any good riders in this vicinity they will be asked. to ride the big elephant during the performance at Clarendon on Saturday November 9th.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-11-05

wear out. But getting all to see it alike is the Jonah, {" l think when Big Cypress Drainage District was blocked Monroe county received its greatest blow to prosperity not excepting any of its recent calamities. l cannot conceive of but one mis- take they could make that would exceed this. That one would be in not keeping Tim Trice in the County Judges seat for the next 10 years. If you will keep him there your script will go back up and Monroe county will re- cover from its financial set back occcasioned by bad politics, in- competent, rum soaked office holders. Now some will say, he is just mad because he was de- frauded out of bis nomination for County Clerk, " but I'm not. I was mad for three years because I was 3 years paying my campaign debts and every time l sent a check to apply on my debt I'd get mad. But I've paid in all over $l700,00 and am not through getting mad yet as there are one or two little security notes Pm on and I expect to have to come across with the Tong green" for my part. Some of those very same ones who help ed steal me out I'm having to pay for. I understand that they are yet drinking booze as if nothing had ever happened while I come across with my hard earned cash and help pay their debts.
 Now changing back from poli- tics to the farm would like to inform all my friends who have stock that the Veterinary Sur geon here for this company makes a collie cure that IS the best 1 ever knew of. We loose less than one per cent that we give it to, in first symptoms of collie. It decreased mortality of mules caused by collie on this property about 91 per cent in a year and I'd advise all who have very many mules to get supply of it on hand. This company re- quires report of all dead mules from the Managers immediately after the death of mule giving his number. cause of death. etc. From this they get his age. val uation, etc, which is given in every February inventory by Mule Expert who comes to each
The Brinkley argus., 1915-11-05
Life's Bargain.

For we take out of life just what we put into it. If we give to life only complaining, life gives back only 3 many-echoed wall of our own whining. If we give to life joy, life throws back to us all those gracious, joy-laden gifts that the ancients picture spring toss ing out of her lap to youth. Happy dreams send us out into the day glad Nightmare thoughts project their dull shadows across the day-Agnes Laut tn the Century Magazine.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-11-05
BACK GIVES OUT
Plenty of Drinkley Reader $
 Have This Experience

t You tax the kidneys over work them7
 They can't keep up the con- tinual strain.
 The back may give out itmay ache and pain; yfipary troubles may set in.
 Don't wait longer take Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Can Brinkley people doubt the following evidence? ' Mrs. J.H. Plumlee, Clarendon. Ark, says: My back seemed to