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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Commercial Activities Are Inn
proving Everywhere and
Collections Are Better Than
for Long Time Is Statement
DOMESTIC DEMAND
IS LARGE FACTOR



/ Washington. Nov. business pou-
/ ditons throughout most Of the couu-
! Try improved considerably durine Sep
/ itemher, according Co reports from
/ federal reserve agents, made public
1 tonight by the federal reserve board.
As whole the picture of conditions
+ lis regarded by officials as the most
favorable received by the board i'm
many months.
( From the Boston district it is said
that there has been considerable im-
IproVement in commercial activities
and that reports coming into that city
/ from the different lines Of trade are
mot only cheerful but decidedly op-
/ timistic for the future Despite the
difficulty OF asCertaining the extent
/ to which European orders figured i'm
bringing about this result, the do
Imcstic demand is said TO be- daily be-
I coming a factor.
/ Industrial activity i'm the New York
. district. the report shows, increased
/ during the month and wholesale and
retail trade expanded with better col
4 llectiOns
/ philadelphia says that improved
/ business conditions are reported from
nearly all parts OF the district Scare
Iity of dycstuff- i'm the district is said
to be a serious detriment to some in
dustries, however, and is daily hccom-
ing more acute.
Unprecedented conditions i'm the
steel trade continue to be a big factor
I'm influencing business iii The CleVe-
land district,
After months of slow and halting
development, Richmond says that IL Is
now possible to report the district eX-
perienclng much improvements Cot
/ ton had been the principal factor.
/ other crops are in good shape
Events for the MONTH Atlanta re-
ports, have not only sustained but in
creased confidence of the general bus
/ mess public throughout the district
Chicago says that the large centers
in Michigan. Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa report affairs are seemingly
gradually gaining in strength from
day to day
Continued Improvement is reported
from st. Louis. The iobbing trade has
made substantial gains and q marked
feeling of confidence is felt among
merchants
Farmers in the Kansas city district
are said TO be still inclined to hold
their grain wheat corn and oats, APP
parcntIy believing that higher prices
will prevail later Hope is entertain
ed for n bumper corn crop Trade
generally is said to be active with fair
collections
Conditions throughout the Dallas
district are said to continue favor
able. A general / Improvement is noted
in all lines and the genera! feeling is
optimistic.
san Francisco says there is an
absence of pessimism and that there
is a certainty OF large crops. Deprcs-
sion i'm lumber continues
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
ELEVEN PELLAGRA
VICTIMS FREED
BY COVE ERN0R



Jackson, Miss, Nov l.-Govdruor
Brewer today pardonod eleven con-
victg six OF whom were serving life
sentences for murder, because they
had allowed themselves to he victims
Of pellagra experiments, by which the
United States hcalth service has dem
onstrated that the disuse Is caused by
.a1 unbalanced dict and can be cured
.by proper ration
Six Of the pardoncd men have pei
lagrn in q pronounced stage ana Two
others shoW symptoms ID was an
nouncod today after diagnosis hy Dr
Joseph Gotherler, of the public health
service Efforts viii now bc made 10
restore them 90 he1lth
The experiments which extended
over year he'd to thc public health
services recent announcement thai It's
diet theory bad been proved eonrlu-
svelv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Won HINDENBURG TRIES
NEW ROUTE TO RIGA
Desperate Battle Is Raging in
France Over Possession of
Butte de TahuSe Recently
taken by IeutOnS,
Ff@H 80 e
RUSSIANS LANDING
NORGE IN BULGARIA.
onlnn. NnN. = la.1a n ml

london, Nov t2.aa a. m.) "a .a
olspairh To The Times from Bu- e
" charcst SAYS %
u Is reported Ia naval quar- 90
ters here that Russian troops R
were landed at Narna n bulgaria .
nn the Black sen. Friday ~
% g &. 9 @ 90 q g o % o o o. o . o
10Y "oEH'Na JouEHAl areeiAl Lussro uaul
london Nov D0 b. m) Tho
Germans have occupied Kraguyevatz.
the arsenal town of Serbia, while their
Bulgarian allies are pushing their
way through the mountains 10 Nish,
scrbia's war capital
From an sides the Germans. Aus
trinns and Bulgarians are slowly clos
Ing In ON The Serbians armies. the po.
sltion of which grows graver daily
They are fighting fiercely, however
TO save their country and have in
fheted such losses on Field Marshal
Won Mackcnsens force that he has
been compelled to send for reinforce
ments and leave the more serious
work o. invading the eastern ana
southern part Of the country to tho
iulearians, who have had more ex4
pcrience in mountain warfare such rs
the Scrhiaas are WnRing.
Bnlgnrs Checked in south.
From the Junction OF the Danube
ana Timok rivers in the northeast 10
Oskup I'm The south the Bulgarinns
are moving westward driving the Ser
hians out of the towns into The noun
ftrI. a.
have hcen checked, as the Serblans
IN that territory have been reinforced
by the French and British with mod
crn guns aud with gunners who gain
ga valuable experience In France and
Gallipoli
BEYOND the forces landed at Salo-
niN, which German estimates places
at 10000 men. there is no news OF
of further assistance being sent BY
the allies 20 Serbia.
RumanIans Favor Allies.
Russian transports have boen re-
ported Oft Narna, but the report lacks
confirm lion Their, Is, however, evil
dence I'm dispatches from Bucharest
that the people OF Rumania at least
desire intervention and that pressure
ir being brought on the Nng and cabl-
net 10 induce them To Join the allies
ana permit a Russian force To pass
through Eumanian territory 90 attack
bulgaria from the east.
Tn Germans having failed IN two
months Of almost inceasnnt attacks 20
rench Riga and Dvinsk by various
routes are trying along the railway
which skirts the shores OF the Gulf OF
Riga from Tukum and have. accord
ing to their reports reached point
a. "A. "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02

Madrid, Nov wa Paris, DIV p
mD-Premier Dato said today he had
no official Information concernlnI
the report hat Prince Won iuelow.
former German chancellor, wonlo
come TO MADRID TO present TO hinl
Alfonso an outline of conditions ON
which Germany might be wi'iirs to
consider peace negotiations
The Overseas News agency OF Ber-
lin made denial yesterday OF the re-
port that Prince Won Buelow had been
entrusted with preparations OF peace
negotiations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
CARRANzA FORCE
IS CUT To PIECES
BY VILLA A RM !
Three Thousand of 0bregOn' S
Men Encounter Unexpect-
edIy Twice That Number Of
Enemy Many Wounded,

El Paso. Tex Nov. Arrivals here
from Torreon brought news Of the de-
feat of about 5000 Of General Obre-
CONS Carranza forces by much
larger force Of villa troops at san
Carlos on Saturday, west and near
Torreon on the line TO Durango Ac-
cording to the account. Obregon sent
his men to clear out what ne believed
TO be "a small force Of villa soldiers
in the vicinity of san Carlos. II was
said they ran into a villa force Of
about G,000 m en-. The Carran2a force
returned it was said with twenty-five
ears Of wounded soldiers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Shouting viva Carranza
Man Rises From Trenches
and Fires Point Blank at
American Corporal,
ATTACK BY VILLA Is
PURSUED WITH VlG0R
Bandit Leader Short of Water
and Provisions and Pos
sa88eS Only Limited Supply
of Ammunition.

Iaf AoHftiNa iohHHAA SPECIAL LhAeao WlfAl
Douglas Ari2., Nov Corporal
lopa. of Campany q Seventh mlan-
o., ,.,. .bot ,,,ronoh hotb tbiyhs n,.
IL.
'"'"''"" "l'' i'"POu l'""'
IBIS uench al Aqua Prieta shouting
"Viva Carranza, and fired six shots
at Jones who was ON patrol near the
boundary n the rear of the customs
house Jones is not seriously
wounded
Firing ON the southeast and east
fronts of Aqua Prieta became desul-
tory about midnight
viii Try TO Make Good.
Villas attack continued late into
the night with every prospect that he
would attempt to make good his pre-
dictan that General p. ELIAS GALES,
and the Carranza garrison, would be
IN The United states by tomorrow.
The ull la the afternoon fighting
ended at O'Clock this evning and
with carefully placed shots from field
pieces, rapid lirers and rifles, villa
kept the Carranza forces in the Mex
lean town Just across the border in
cessanty in action.
Losses on Gales side up To 10
o'clock were eight killed and twenty
four wounded according to his own
reports
villa LOSSES Heavier
villa. according to the same sourGe
of Information. had been repula4
with 200 killed in one rush toniehe
upon the barbed wire entanelemRnts
south and ea Z the Aqua p~iota n
ienses one villa deserter who came
across tbn limo reported no had seen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
DETROIT no VOTE ON
STREET CAR OWNERSHIP

Detroit Mich, Nov l.-Dctroit Not-
ers win decide tomorrow whether the
.cly shah Immediately take over the
ownership and operation of its street
railway system
Campaigns for and against the pul-
chase plan have been the most cNcit-
ing the city has tuOWn during the last
decade ANA registration today indi~
Gated au unusually heavy vote Wom-
am taxpayers can vote on thc proposts
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
BRITISH ARE FEEDING
PRISONERS IN GERMANY

London, Nov. Q.20 .. mJ-Trav-
elers arriving from Scandinavia say
reports are current there that the
British government is now supplying
food 20 British prisoners in Germany.
The report aroused interest in Of
ficial circles, where the opinion was
expressed that Germany might be
making overtures through the United
States for some such arrangement
The belief Is growing here that the
shortage Of food In Germany is be
coming serious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
PRACTITIONER OF MISS
tANEIL - REMOVED

London. Nov CGi32 {. MA
dispatch 70 the star from Rotterdam
says.
"It is understood that General Sau-
herzweig military governor ot Brus-
sols. who is generally believed 10 have
been responsible for the final refusal
to grant tho American minister's re-
quest for the pOsip0nement of the
execution Of Miss Edith CavelI has
been removed from office and a new
military governor appointed"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
Tn Ilenrenc LInnor Cnso.

Washington. Nov 1.-The West
Virginia liquor cases testing the va
lidity of the federal Webb-Kenyon
law restricting shipments from wet
Ia dnu atuiaa Nare restored ia the
docket of the supreme court today
for second argument The cases
were first argued last spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
swedish Bark Believed sunl.

London. Nov ! (5:09 p. m)-The
bodies Of three men taken from a
small boat bearing the name Wolfe
were landed today AZ Cromarty'
scotland. II ia assumed the swedish
bark Wolfe Of 1,Oi3 tons had been
sunk in the North sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
LOCAL WEATHER KEPoRT.

local WEATHER REPORT.
Maximum temperature. 7e deerees.
minimum, 2N degrees. range. AS de-
grces, temperature al 6 10. rn.. -6 de-
erees southwest wind clear
~--s-~@-~--~~~--~---~-~~-~~ ~~-~~--~~~~~@~N~~@
which brought a ul iu the combat.
but Villa artillery firing successive
SalNos, played on the defenses of the
Mexican town with the apparent in-
Jehuon of shatterng the harbod wire
entanglements. and exploring the
trenches preparatory 10 a rush ON the
garrison of General Gales
About 2.15 two shells apparently
from the Gales forces passed over
! Company =, Eighteenth Infantry. ON
) the American side near the line east
of Douglas
Mined at villa Reserves.
These shots We're apparently aimed
at the Villa reserves stationed half %
mile east of the slaughter house.
The Villa guns We're at that time
about 300 yards from the American
I lines, They ceased firms after q few
rounds, evidently thu eunners rcahZ-
ing that they We're drawing the fire
of the cannon too close 90 the Ameri-
can line
Up to that time the Villa forces
claimed they had sustained no casu-
alties though one shell from Aqua
Prieta was seen by the Associated
Press correspondent to burst almost
ia front of the guns three hundred
yards from the slaughter house APP
pafently the Nilla forces were saving
their fire ana did not intend TO make
the serious assault ON the town be-
j fore night fan
cannon Fire Accurate.
I'm the artillery fire which progress
! ed during mll i'm The rifle ana ma
chine gun attack. one villa shell de-
molished a homhproof of Gales cam
non, from which the weapon was re-
moved
Three houses ON the western side OF
/ Aqua Prieta were blown up BIZ shells
and according to reports brought
! from the Carrauza dressing stations,
i'm the trenches, one man was killed
and seven others wounded, also one
woman.
One of Villas wounded was brought
, TO Douglas for treatment Two others
were seen 90 fall when a shrapnel
burst over them What further losses
he sustained among his men could not
be ascertained. A shell burst on one
of his field pieces, however putting
the gun out of action,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
HIGGINS NEW MOVE ron
THE CAPTURE OF RIGA

Berlin, Nov / (via London. G:10 p.
m. The war office announcement
tOuaN concerning the Husatdu anu
French fronts follows;
Eastern theater of war; Army or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-02
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST.

q tfHAlsA A. H-- -........ De
Denver. Nov. New Mexico: Tues
tay and Wednesday fair. not much
'htngc in Temperatures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11
Unclaimed Answers
to the
tsSwanners' Column. "

Answers 70 swappers ads win be held
for q period OF three weeks. AdvertiSers
are requested TO kindly claim same be-
fore that time. The following list u
within three weeks time limit; A..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11
nIRTHs ANN pnATHs.

Births-Joseph and Anna Holonbek, 1914
Martha Firif ALTA and Nuniata, sos
Pierce. fstrl: Joseph and Antionetta ~.
LpeA9, 9dii North Twenty-firat, boy; q.
n. and Alice M. WagRenseller, SslS North
Thirtieths boy; Charles and cara
and Alma Hohnberg. 1881 Seward, boy
John Henry and Carrie Johnson. ASo
Observation-Disclosures Olsen. n. hospital; J. s.
SNYDER co. S1O6 North Twonty-fourth
John Moran. 81. hospital: Francis NJ.
Young, co. 2s57 Cumingi Harold Ray
14ampton. 1b hospital; Herman ]. Meyer,
q go anuth TWenty-seventh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11

DEATH And FUNERAL NOTICES.
CFIAI.IsIs-Farvey, died wednesday,
June 3. aged se years.
Funeral services Friday, O'Clock, ~
residences ais North Seventeenth street.
Friends are welcome fnterment Prospect
Hill cemetery.
TRUAfBUI.Ls-Mrs, Adelaide NJ. AGED
dled lime al 1914 South Twonty-fifth
Ave wife Of George I. Trumbull. son.
John r. Trunbull.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11
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furnished aud not afraid 10 work. Phone
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EDUCATIONAL

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11

All claims for errors must be mads
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fion OF the advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

BUILDING PERMITS.
Casnel Realty Co., 0o2-4-o Douglas, Ftore
building, 5000; William Gennert, SOC
Francie' repair frame dwelling. 1900;
Sliae n Woolf, 1b03-f-6 Cass, store and
hotel building, $1,000: Fred J. offerman,
5los jackson. factory. $1,000
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WANT ADS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-11
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

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800 So. nth St Phone ID. da.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-18
FRANK LYNCHERS MUST BE FOUND.
 SAYS GOVERNOR
All Available Legal Machin cry At Work to Appre-
 bend Mob Leaders. PRISON oFFICIAIiS
 NOT HELD LIABLE Body of Victim is Shipped To Home of Parents in
 Brooklyn.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1s.-All the legal machinery available to Governor liar ris will be put 1Rto motion to appre- bend the men who 1ynched Leo M. Frank at Marietta yesterday. Gov ernor Harris so announced today when he came from Fitzgerald, Co.,, where lie was attending g state Con- federate veterans reunion.
 -zrfzs affair is shocking and am going to have it investigated to the very limit of my power said Gov ernor Harris. He mas not made up his mind exactly what will be done immediately.
 It is believed much will depend on the findings of the Cobb county cor oner's jury, which adjourned to meet Tuesday after having a short session yesterday. The Governor had not de- cided when he reached his office whether a reward would be offered for appreh hension of members of the iynching party.
 E.. L. Rainey, a member of the state prison commission from Milledgeville, with other members of the comnais- sion. was at the prison farm when Frank was taken away. Like R. B. Davidson, chairman of the commission he is of the opinion that nothing would be gained by an investiga tionl of the events at the penitentiary. Mir Davidson left MilledgevilIe early today for Atlanta. lContinlled on Page 8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-18

Dallas. Texas, Aug. 18.-NearIy one hundred lives were lost and millions of dollars worth of property destroy ed in the West Indian hurricane that swept the Texas coast yesterday and the day before. according to infor- nation received to-day from the stricken districts which have. been cut off from wire communication with the outside world.
 Up{to noon no definite news con cerning loss of life had been received from Galveston, which city is believed to have been hardest hit. A news paper man who got within sight of Galveston said the evidences of de- struction that met his eyes indfcat- ed the damage there would exceed that of the 1900 storm.
 At Texas City from twelve to eigh- teen soldiers and 30 to 40 citizens, were killed, according to reports pub Hshed in Houston papers that reach ed Temple and San Antonio today. A report that the bodies of eight women washed ashore at Texas City were be- heved to have come from Galveston, gave the only detailed information of loss of life in the latter city,.
 The damage to cotton will be from 5 to 25 per cent. of the entire crop of central Texas and will cost the growers millions of dollars. according g to estimates based on reports received in Austin from towns in central Texas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-18
RUSSIANS, DIsORGANIzED,
 CAN'T CHECK GERMANS

London, Aug. 18.-The fall of the Russian fortress of Kovno. announced officially in Berlin to-day, marks a development of unmistakab1e impor- tance in the great struggle between the Russians and their opponents. The news from Berlin yesterday that some of the outlying forts had been taken Indicated that the situation of the Russian defenders was a desperate one so that london was prepared for to-day's announcement though hard #ly expecting it so soon.
 The Russian armies apparently have not been, able to reorganfze suf- ficiently to check the Austro- German advance. which is being pushed stead fly against the king of strong for tresses which form the outer defense to the Petrograd provinces. The ar mics of the central powers show no disposition to relax pressure on the eastern front, nor are they likely to do so until they have tried once more to separate the Russian northern and southern armies and capture Brest- Litovsk.
 News from Turkish sources that the new landing party on the GalIipoli peninsula, near Suvla Bay, had been engaged heavily is confirmed in an official report today from General Ian hamilton, the BrfuSh commander al the .DardaneIles front, stating that the Turkish trench has won five hundred yards Of ground including a Turkish trench. Sir Ian also reported the re- pulse of determined Turkish attacks against the Austraasian position.
 Little change is reported in the dip lomatfc situation in the Near East Former Premier Venizelos of Greece who asked for four days in which to study conditions before deciding whether to form d new cabinet, is be
 ieved to have arrived at an under standing with King Constantine, but E it is not considered probable that the result will be early entry of Greece l into tho war on the side. of the en- tente allies