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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
CHRIS Mellow AGAIN
HIGH AMONG BOWLERS

Chris Mellow IS still king pin OF the
rubber neck" shooters at the Island
City alleys. This week Chris is again
high with q count OF I2s. Last week
Chris won the So prize offered by Jim
Normoyle for high score. with a count
OF 1856.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
Carter nur q -ni- g Ne.,.

rrssss- III. June Harry cri'.
seazf kopss 90 defend the chs-pson-
sssr IN ths conference nee. SATURDAY
recstvct srofhsr blow yesterday ~e.-
Carter. sis star bro@f Jumper. ~s-; 20
,ss hosrs,ai vf.h = boil - III. foot.
Carer vss sxp~essd 20 give Stiles %
viseozsia Bard rxh, for ers; place
- tss tu=p.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
THEFF-FYT ITAsTT.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NHfIsnnf Isaxus.

NRtIsnai Lsa<us.
-Pfttsbgrxa. rsiz-
New Yort. s. Bos;oa. s 90 tn
zfzEsl
Brookiys. -. Fsrassipsia. 20.
Azsrtezn Lsa<us-
pasretE. .. Chie4xo. :
So LSsis. 8. CIsvslase. > tssvss In
zizEsl.
neutrality-suspicious.. rziz-
Bossoz- :: New YORK. l.
FsSsrzi Ls4<us-
s. Lozfs. :. csfezxo. :
n-ookiyz-Hz-zlo. vet sFou1ea
Kansas CITY. 8. PfstsssFxs. 0.
Sswark. q. B<i==ors.
Azsrican Assseistson-
Cesz=eEs. 2. cfffvsgkss. .
xazzss,oes. q: Indianapolis. =
Na-..s Cry. -. LoEssg1tte. Q.
CtsTslsse-ss- PaEi. ros-po=s6-
Central Assoe.xrsss-
ws.srise. q: c1tztss. q
x.<c= Cry. 2. Eeoksk. :.
NSsexftss. g. c.tsr axs.<s. =
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rHr~e-Eys Le.Sss-
tfo.izs. 20. s.oo=tsEso=. q
psvs=sors. a. psexr=r. .
Feerts. g. neesss-t. a
pasezss. s. GgtzeY. y
Hf-stxss Iesxus-
Frss1e--. a. o-ss~A q.
Sc-wsts-. ~ Elsis.
Western l<s<us-
t.szeptz- g -. fosese. I.
Teps<s. g. o=zss. q
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Ssszr CRY. 8. wtcef.s. q
AZ sEs esws al t. the To-
Arxzs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
PLOW BOYS COMB
BLOOMER PITCHER
Tv~ise Hits Net 10 Runs and Result
6. OHr->iasd Davenport wins
Azain.

uiaomsHEt1u. CO.. June Moline
pounded 3iai-oy tor ~ hits yesterday.
aaiea. ca1biucd vttE the thFer errors
By ere locals. save tsr visitors thc
same. 90 90 c. score.
RI p
2fa.lHs ......1o00saIo=-l0 o. ,
Bloomington 0u0zl00oO- q
Batteries Graham and Carney.
Afst41g and R~ifmFF~s.
80 Davenport klrmarrr and Could
@err tafh ia E11i form and hits vsFr
very scarce. score
Ri 3
u~eafar ... .0e0o000l0-i 8 8
uav-Hp1rt ...-e01500oz0-z 9 g
Batteries Nirmayrr end O'BFtFa.
Gouit and Meyer
Rockford. 90. June Peoria and
Rockford each got srFru bits. bat
Peoria eDmbined Gee hits vi'h Rock
f1si's errors and won. s 20 O. score
RI. p
Peoria .ao00oa000-s .
Rockford .--.9e0o0t0z0-1 .
batteries Zimmerman and Bald
wias Hsrtia asd Jacobs
Dialogue. Iowa. June z-uuha1uc
lad no tFoubis defeating QGiney yes
RH.E
Quinrv .......0Oil0oOO0-e 4
Dubaqus .....022OelOI--s 20 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
Baseball Injury is Fatal.

Evansville. Ind. June 3.-WaIte1
Center, i years old. died here yester-
day from conCussion of the brain
caused by being hit with a baseball
while playing last Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

4 think III have to get rid of Fido.
pouted the great emotional actress.
why. the ki-yi is getting all kinds
OF mention in the papers"
That's il. I am not receiving as
many press notices as my dog.
Louisville Courier-JournaI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
Rockford Releases Two Men.

Rockford. Ill, June 3.-The Rock
ford club yesterday released Pitcher
Rex Ames and Outfeider Will Kirsch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
-Tf-. .'rsr. -ary ,hlrrs :.

WAISTS IRE rnaftsr--
Herr have b~~r half az hou- Try
tnx 30 ~sk- ~ iifsi~ willie. sr6 -hsr
- cas- ishy May = ssrns IA have
rtvea al ns4 fsss 20 Ess Ain 70
s.ssa-'. Ss:so.s Yres PrcxA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

Wtffl11fae HIS" IVI@1II'1- NV
ford rhFer-base. uasa
Stffse-outs=g CoveIssEts. 2. bT
ssak.
Bases or bsus-o1 uesz. @. O.
4 Sect. g.
noubte plays nfacsbarns 20 r. Cot
tins 90 Grief. uees Co q. Ceiuass ulsss
90 YoasE CD NavanauEa.
Lsft en- bases-ChieaEas a. uetroit.
70
Hfs ~ pftessr-ny CovvIssxis. B-fsf.
Umpfrss-ffiIsserunG sa4 O't-aaEs
ftnL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
Plank An Inf

crfenrs. Jaas a-ConEfs Mack
t.a6sr as we'll az aaksr % world
ehaeptons. released Eddts Ftsnt tasf
winter. He had outiivee hts assf.i-
ress.~ was ths Nfaetmaa stateasas.
New PtAnk - pttehisx for tss s.
Louis Feds. ant yesterday ~ showed
AT the sarusarss % a has bssn~ b.
beating Tisksr's Whoiss. 2 90 Z. aad
silowfzE four hiss. BE ftf zoe give q
base co balls anf fsnnef evs battsrs
knesssr sign that he IS ~tsrggEk- 20
oaee two % TIE quartet % bsnEtss
esszs ssEstHeF. whses eecouats fsr TIE
tene chicago tally. a rur ascsss4-V 90
rzaks ere rsrss addressing
Ptaas's huriinE was rsaGs All tss
rzors rsraartahis by ere fact nat tks
whales presented tssfF esss tias-gp.
cor Massxsr Tisksr was 4seoFasfzx
sis ED pcs4sion &c short asG Raiiis
FEEDER vas saeS az thfrs.
Score ~ iasisEs - II 2.
Sc Leuis ...s..a t00o0t0G-s 9
Chieaxo .....,0Gf000G0G-f .
uastsrfss-Ptaak and Harley. Prse-
esrzass saG wilsos-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

AZ sEs ssws ali t. the r.
Arxs=s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

t.serpte. : g. Joseee. !.
Tepssss 3. o-=zss. o
Dee Nstsss. e. ps.ver. =
Sse9x CRY. 8. wtees.s. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
AUSTRO-GERMANS CLAIM
10 HAVE SI4ANS IN TRAP

Austrian Headquarters, Aug. 9 (via
London. Aug. 10, 9:35 p. mD--Opera-
tons in the southwestern angle of the
battle front in Poland, eastward Of
lyangorod are rapidly placing the
Russian Iyangorod army in an en-
barrassing position. The victory Of
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand's army
at Lubertow enabled the Austrians to
CIT the natural line Of retreat from
Ivangorod, eastward and throw u
force across the turnpike from Ivan
gorod to Brest-IitOVsk.
The Austro-Germans under General
Won Woyrsch, who crossed the Vistu-
Ia north of Ivangorod now have sue
ceeded in breaking through the RUS
sian defensive lines TO the north, leav-
ing the Russians only q narrow open
ing northeastward through a diff
cult country of swamp and scrub for
ests. a day or two will show wheth-
er they will be able to accomplish
this without the heaviest losses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
MIDDLEMAN STILL HAS
FUNCTION, is FINDING


ST. Paul Aus no The time is not
ripe for direct for direct cooperation
between farmers ana consumers FOR
elimination of the middleman with "a
view to reducing the high cost of liy-
ing, according to the report submit
ted today TO the Federation of Ger
man-American Catholic societies i'm
annual convention here.
The report BIZ special committee
declares that the cost of lving has i'm
creased materially. that farmers are
not obtaining proper prices that the
middleman system is open TO pointed
criticism but adds that the retailers
are rendering service to the con-
sumner which the farmers at present
are not qualified to replace Fer re-
lief of present conditions no single
remedy is recommended by the COM
mittee 1t suggests, however, coop
GRAFTON among farmers, legislation by
various states, voluntary ORGANIZATIONS
of local dealers and education of con-
sumers.
Resolutions endorsing the lHamline
bill in congress for pensioning civil
service employees in the postal de-
partment We're adopted.
Regulation of dancing was consid-
cred at an executive meeting but no
action was taken, as il was thought
to he a local issue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11

conference should it decide to inter
Zero Ia Mexican affairs, world com
mjt an objectionable enron
Argentina. SAYS me dispatch. "has
made herself am accompice Ina a
.crimc against our race which possi-
.by may help 60 bring on war bee
tween tw0 American nations
Jase Luis Mumture tho ArEenuno
foreign minister replied rs The mess
SAKE ON behalf ot nr de- plaa. lIt
said chat Argentna was taking part IN
the conference with the intention a,
respecting Mexican sovereignty II,
added that the conference had dm
missed every factor which tcnded q
interfere with Mexican internal az
fairs. especially every plan looking t.
armed intervention
The message added that The CON
ference was workins with tho idea 81
maintaining Pau-Amorcan solidarity
and that instead of being alarmed IN,
Mexican people should look upon IN,
conference as sign of friendship an,
as proof 81 les dcsire for the great
1 ness of Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
RUSSIANS QUIT
WARSAW WITHOUT
LEAST DISORDER
Whole Retirement Conducted
With Utmost SySteni Ger
mans Lost Million Men in
Efforts to Capture City,

10y uoaniHc JOURNAL SPECIAL leased wlPEl
London, Aug. II (2:55 Il. m.)-Thc
Warsaw correspondent of the Times,
who left the city with The last Of the
Russian troops, has sent to his paper
from Peuograd the following dis
patch
THE capture of Warsaw undoubt-
eddy represents the greatest German
achievement in the war and 1t would
be stupid to minimize the character Of
the campaign or the bravery of the
German soldiers whose sacrifices
placed them in possession of the goal
for which they suffered approximate
ly a million casualties in the space Of
a year on the other hand it would
be stupid to exaggerate the import
ance of Warsaw
The city was lost, not through the
defective generalship or inferinrlty Of
the Russian army but solely through
the inability of Russia TO convert It's
vast resources quickly TO the uses Of
war The evacuation Of Warsaw was
carried out from beginning to end
WITHOUT the hilEn itNl CONl uSl1ilf pAlIAl B.
Generalization or Encouragement
For two weeks an unending train Of
transports passed in orderly process
sion from the city, removing every
thing which might be of value to the
Germans
There was no storming OF the city
for the Russians blew up the bridges
at O'Clock in the afternoon. but the
Germans did not arrive on the War
saw side Of the river until o'clock
The Russians played their guns vir-
tually up to the last minute and the
last shrapnel shell Then they re-
tired in good order, leaving the Ger
mans to enter an undefended city.
"The army throughout acted on a
symmetrical plan following a time ta-
BILE in conjunction with all the forces
from Gaicia to the Baltic which ena-
bled them to remain until the last mo-
ment, TO take the maximum toll from
the enemy and still escape intact
ready to fight on indefinitely"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
BRITISH FORCED
FROM GROUND BY
ARTILLERY FIRE
Ruins of Village Of Hooge Held
But Trenches in Nearby
Fields Are Evacuated When
UntenabIe,

London, Aug. 10 (8;1O p. m)-sir
John French, ommandcr-in-chief Of
the British forces i'm France and Bel
GUM in report given ont today by
the official press bureau says the
British troops have Withdrawn from
their line south Of Hooge, near types,
but have consolidated the village Of
Hooge.
The report OF Field Marshal French
follows:
Northwest OF Hooge and IN the
ruins Of the village itself we have con-
solidated the ground gained yesterday,
repulsing one weak infantry attack
during the night Yesterday afternoon
there was no infantry fighting but
there was q violent artillery engage
ment as result Of which all the
trenches in the open ground south OF
Hooge became untenable by either
side. and we have now slightly with
drawn tho position Of our line which
lay south Of the village
This makes no material difference
to our position.
"The total number Of prisoners cap
tured by US yesterday was $50"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
Resistance and Counter Often
SNeS Encountered by leu
tonic Allies on All Fronts
Says PetfOgrad,
MOVEMENTS AGAINST
FORTRESS REFUSED
Severe Fighting Is Continuous
at Several Points, Russians
Contesting Advance of the
Enemy StubbomIy

Pcuograd. Aug 10 Via London
Aug. n, l2:i5 a. M THE following
statement was issued touight.
con the roads to Riga, Monday
night. after hand to hand fighting, We
successfully repulsed several German
attacks although they were support
ed 10y powerful heavy artillery After
comhats the same night and the fol-
lowing day in the direction of Wwlnsk
i'm the region OF Schocnberg, Pone-
munck and Nilkomir northeast of
Kovno), the enemy yielding to our
pressure. began to fall back leaving
in our hands about 100 prisoners, sey-
eral machine guns and ammunition
chests.
"On the Narew front ON the road
TO Lomza, SniadoWa and Ostrow, des-
perate actions continue our artil-
lely repulsed the German offensive
against Novogeogrievsk along the left
bank of the Vistula.
I'm the direction Of Iubln and
Lukow, on the right bank of the Vie
prz, the enemy delivered an offensive
Monday afternoon which was stop
ped, Notwithstanding the persistcncy
Of the attacks. on the roads to Via
dova We Saturday, repulsed an at
tack made under cover of asphyXiat-
ing gases.
I'm the Dniester region mt the
mouth Of the Stripa, the Austrians
made a local attack sunday The
fighting here continues.
ON the other sectors of the entire
front there have been no important
collisions"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
RUSSIANS INFIICT
SEVERE DEFEAT ON TURKS

PctrOgrad Aug 10 (via London,
Aug. tl.)-The war office tonight is
sued the following statement regard
ing the fighting in the Caucasus.
In the Passine valley, sunday, we
repulsed Turkish attacks along the
whole front. There Was a desperate
struggle for the possession of Merghe
Mir Pass, which our troops captured
In spite OF furious attacks by the enc
my who withdrew in disorder to the
south
In the direction of the Euphrates
river our troops pursuing the re-
treating Turks. took possession Of Pa
lantchen after fighting, capturing two
cannon, "a quantity of cartridges and
arms and caravan Of camels and
making prisoner the commander OF
a regiment of infantry besides four
other officers. our pursuing columns
are making fresh prisoners cease
lessly"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
SONG Of HATE STARTED

.uN MORNING JOURNAL tFANiAA AGN"hN fflhh
Berlin, Aug 10 Via London, 1895
p. M "A campaign ogainst Ernest
Lissauer's "Song of Hate against
England has been started hy the Co
ogne Volks Zetuug catholic orr
gan which demands the exclusion 90
The song from books intended for the
young
The paper declares it would be a
portentous condition Il al time Of
international bitterness. even The
youth of nation We're taught 70
cherish hatred.
The Berliner Tageblatt and other
influential newspapers have endorsed
the demand voiced by The Nolks zei-
tung
Herr I.issauer was decorated hy
Emperor William with the order of
the Red Eagle of the fourth class, af-
ter his song was published in Mum
4 ich Illustrated weekly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
BALTIC RE GION
OBJECT Of NEXT
GE RNAN D RIVE
TeutonS Not So Anxious to
Crowd Russians Out of Po-
land as to Extend Lines to
Northwest Says Petrograd,

laY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL trAsto wiHfl
petroerad Aug 10 G2.45 D. m.
Via London, p. mD--The next ser-
GUS blow of the German forces is exc
ipected to fan Ia The Baltic region
Since the capture of Warsaw the GER
man operations in that district have
been of chief interest here Appur
entity the invaders are not anxious to
crowd the Russians out OF Poland, but
.rather are expanding their efforts in
STRENGTHENING their wings
The naval attempt To- gain control
.of tho cur of Riga. simultaneously
with the pressing eastward OF the land
forces toward Friedfichstadt, forty
six miles southwark of Riga and the
only railroad outlet from hat port
has convinced military authorities
that the Germans contemplate early
resumption In that region The
swampy nature of the country imme-
diately to the south Of Riga renders
control OF the approaches from the
east essential for success The Rus
slams in force are opposing stubborn
ly the advance Of the Germans in
This direction
On the other hand the advance of
the Germans toward Vilkomir ON tho
roads leading In the direction Of wilma
in the government Of Kovno, has Civ
en- rise to the belief in some quarters
that the invaders may attempt to
press on 90 wilma
Riga IS being bombnrded by aero
planes almost daily a civil guard Of
3 600 men, simiar to that organized
in Warsaw before us capture, is ready
10 take over police duties should
of the city become neces-
saTV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
.DILIGENT SEARCH
FOR MEXICAN BANDITS

Brownsville, Tex, Aug 10. - Az
though soldiers ana posses of citizens
were searching diligently for Mexican
bandits who today attacked United
States eavalrymen near Mercedes,
TEX. about twenty-five miles north of
the Texas Mexican boundary no word
had come here tonight OF the result
of the search.
one Mexican was killed In the fight
near Mercedes The searchers still
were trailing the bandits tonight in
Cameron and Hidalgo counties and
news Of another conflic, was expected
momentarlly
Todays fight occurred west Of th'
previously disturbed zone, indicating
fd Is believed here, that tncre are sos.
cral bands of Mexican raiders carrying
ON a lawiess campaign in the lower
Rio Grande valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
EFFORT TO FREE TWO
TERRE HAUTE C0NVlCTS


LeaVenworth. Kan, Aug, ia
habeas corpus suit asking the release
of Harry S. Montgomery and John Il.
Green, convicted in the Terre Haute
election frauds case and now serving
terms i'm the federal penitentiary,
was filed in the United states district
court here late today.
Montgomery, who formerly was
president of the Terre Haute board
Of public works, was sentenced to
three years. Green was a merchant
who served as an election inspector
and was sentenced to two years
The petition alleges that the COM
mitment papers are void because
there is no valid Judgment AGAINST
inc prisoners and that the Indictment
was not within the jurisdiction of the
United States and only recognizable
in the courts of Indiana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11

bined deposits of nearly three million
dollars and combined capital OF
Fa70,OoO, Municipal improvements
have gone forward steadily and evil
dence of the progressiveness of the
people are seen on every side. The
peach crop Is the best in ten years
and i'm every other line there is talk
OF nothing but prosperity
Mr.. Putney plans TO arrange for a
meeting ~ citizens tomorrow or next
day at which il is expected that the
calling OF a meeting of the county
commissioners viii be asked for with
a view 70 make an appropriation for
q county exhibit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
Summary of Var
NepS of Yesterday


Except IA the region oi tiEa Whert'
the Germans evidently have been
checked the Gei man and Austrian
hosts are sam moNlAt forward against
the Russians ma their efforts 10 drive
them from me Baltic provinces ANA
Poland Their progress rs NOT being
made unhindered, however. Tor the
Mascov.tts continue to iiSht them VIZ
ciouslN al various points 800 rear suord
battles.
Aol'~" ,ht Russian S'''i'I '',''N %"
the N1reW TN the government oI LON
"a, has been captured. me fortress ol
NoNno is being threatened ana una
capital of the government oi the same
name ANA wmrh ies some --' m''es
northeast Of Warsaw IS being tNa'o-
uated oN the olFl''3n p'p0'"'''''
The drive OF inc Ieoi'ns eastward
land southcastWard 20 the nofth ol
Warsaw. directly cas-. ot that city, ana
TO the south OF the east bank ol the
! Nistula, still If m progress While IN
the region between the Nls'u'a am"
Bug and alonb the Nlepl1 tue ''uS-
slams continue to iall back neiore 'h'
oncominS Ieulohl' NliieS
Field Marshal Nlr John tieh1h' u'e
British commander ih lne ives" ''-
nounces the evacuation "i a Sl'7"'
portion ot the terrain c"ptu.eo "''''
Hooge' heisluiU' N'""eN "'''
says makes ne 'n8lelii utl'' e''O' W
the British line as the o'he' '"pV"'''
positions have h'eh- oIsah'eeu an" =. /
being held. E's,N mere ON '''' ',nV ~
Belgium ana FRANCE ''lhp'''" ''''
] calm prevails
4 Artillery ehsat'i'eh's anu MANI
ATTACKS hN the i'al'""s ana NuS'' ''''''
! on the Auslro-ltaitan 'front.' lre s"inN
on In the same manner as uneE nav
been for weeks past WIN e'e'' S'u'
/ claimins victories or fepu'S'S '' ''-
lacks at lsolaleu pol'',S
For the aliles On 'Av ''"i,'i'''
ninsula Gen Slr IAN tlai''''''n
ports gain OF -Vo yarus Over " l''"'
/ of 300 yards near Nlll'',"' Wy ~
! ture of nil near aarl boIl anu d.
new landing OF allieu Io'ce9 y 9o"'
unnamed point on 'he peninsula W.
stantinople adllllls Two '"'"i'7'
! the aliies' 'u' ~ ''O9, .,
! Ari Burnu WheIe s''S''' "u' ',''.
was MADE uhder the pIo''0''o'' WI Wv
/ French rect Ihe "theI W"S ~
rachah' near the he"u oi 'i'' - 'l w
Saros Here the a''l's o'' "''i''' wv W
have been dispersed
The Germans nave '"u'N"e" '"
/ other air rald on lle e''S' V"'9' -,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
AVIAT0RS
DESTROY ZEPPELIN

Paris. Aug. 10 GO;i5 p, mD A dis
patch 70 the lIayas agency from Porls
says
allied ayiators destroyed q Zeppe-
lin airship near Plend this morning
The Zeppelin was first attacked by d
British aviator, who. according 10 In
formation reaching here. succeeded IN
seriously damaging the dirigible and
It's destruction was completed by
French aviators from Dunkirk"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
AER0PLANE SQUADRON
WORKS WITH ARTILLERY


Iawton, okla, Aug. 1O.-The first
flight Of the United states aeroplane
squadron made on the Fort Sill res
ervation early tonight was entirely
successful Eight machines are on
the ground and VIII be used all sum
mer according to present plans, in
connection with the school for field
artillery This is the first time in
the history of the United states army
1T s. claimed by officers here that
acrop!anes have been used in con
nection with artillery The ma
chimes and aviators recently were
brought here from San Diego. Calf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11

London Aug. 10 6 p. mD-The
British torpedo boat destroyer Lynx
was sunk in the North sea yesterday
as the result Of striking mine, ac-
cording TO an official announcement
made this evening by the British
press bureau. Four officers and
twenty-five of the crew were saved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
ITALIANS TO ORGANIZE
CAPTURED POSITIONS

Ihf MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiHHl
Udine, Aug. Q tva Paris Aug. 1912
information has reached Udine chat
General cadorna, the Italian com
mander-in-chief has decided not TO
resume the offensive ON a large scale
until his troops are well settled and
organized in the positions lately oc-
cupied
The losses Of the Austrians In
wounded alone are reported to have
reached a total Of $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11

Washington. Aug. 10. - Russia,
following the lead Of her allies, has
frightened her passport regulations
and the state department has ar
ranged TO have American credentials
comply.