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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
Los 1ltirnos successes de Ia frontera puedsn dar
lugar a complicaciones internacionaIes
Aseguase que los carancstas ayudon los sedciosos
ultrno conbate con las tropas arnercanas

scr de habersc dado va muchos casos
que pudieran haberse considerable
como deliberadamente hostiles con-
TIA esta nacion. Los temOres sc fun
dan en- el hCcho de que cerca de 300
Soldados carrancistas mandadOS por
In ufI.ial in iudO UmiIOrmr aDOyarOlf
el ataque los alzados a un desJaca-
mrnin americana. SiIuiulGS@ rcta
guardia dc aquellos en- trincheras de
antemanc preparadas y hacienda fue
go sobre los soldados de los EStados
Unidos. Los carrancistas protegian 4
ccrca de so alzados que penctraron
en- Progreso saqueando c intentando
incendia- Ia tienda de Florencio
Saenz. mexicaro, "a cual tienda ha-
bia qucdado sola durante Ia noche
de ant;er. por circunstancias que no
Sc cxDresan. En- el ataQue result0
murrlo Il SolIaO Henry Stubble-
field del 10. de Cabaileria quien re-
cibi6 dos balazos. en- el momento en-
que eI destacamento de - hombres
en- que 6l iba Sc acercaba a un edifi-
clio que de improviso, fu6 ocupado
por los meXicanos.
En el momento en- que el destaca-
mento Americana Sc acercaba Ia
+ ticnda de Saenz, los hombres que la
componian fueron relevados por una
pat"ul!a que estaba en- ell banco del
rio como 4 una milla de distancia,
( 10 cual ocurria al amanecer el dia de
aver. La confianza de los america
nos, les disponia va prepararse pa
ra r.posar duraulc el dia, cuandO
baIa2os vinieron a ponerlos en- alar-
ma. Los mexicanos no esperaban com
.batir Y escaparon ell sus caballos ha-
cia abaio del camino Y despues que
Sc hallaron a alguna distancia, deter
minaron cruzar el rio bajo el fuego
de los amerlCan0S.
Percibiendo el olor a humo que
salia de la tienda de Saenz,, los sol,
dados hicieron luegO un registro en-
el edificio Y Sc encontraron conque
los mexicanos habian intentado in.
cenciarlo despues de haber estado er
el, pero su precipitation al huir i'm,
pidi6 que Sc realizara su intento. Sc
hallaron ALI los soldados una bomba
de dinamita. Entire tanto, Ia alarma
Sc eXtendi6 hasta los campamentos
de Donna, Mercedes Y Santa Maria
en- un radio de cerca de s millas J
fueron enviados inmediatamente re
fuerzos del 60. de Caballeria, CO
menzando, desde luego, Ia caza de 10.
.mexicanos mandados por un oficia
de las fuerzas de Carranza. Las fuer
zas tomaron hacia el rio buscandt
=, L. - Tn1 IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
Sc cree que Lucio Blanco sera sem
tenciiado a la pena de muerte
Todas las agencias que Sc han hecho ante ell
general Obregon para que perdone
aquel, han sido inutiles

Ell PASO. Texas, Sepliembre 25.
-TOdOs los eSfuerzOs que Sc han
hecho a fin de obtener clemencia de
AlvarO Obreg6n para el general Lu-
clio Blanco. aprehendido reciente-
menle Ell compaHia del genral
EulaliO Gutierrez en- SaltillO, han
resultado inutiIes. Obreg6n ha con
testado ell telegrama en- que Sc ie
hacia la suplica antes dicha, ma
nifestandO que BlancO sera juzga-
do por las autOridadeS miIilareS Y
ESQ hace temer que Sc tenga PEN
sado fusilarlO, dadas las formali-
dades que Sc estan tomando para
juzgarlo, Ell telegrama de Obreg6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
FUE ASCENDIDO A GENERAL
BRIGADIER FL CORONEL Ca
RRANCISTA !. ObRECON
ES HERHANO DEL GENERAL DEL HIShO
iPFLLIDO 7 DESfHPENA Ell PUESTO De
C0hANDANTE HILITAk DEL PUERTO
De HAzATLAN

Los ANGELES. Cal. SeptIcmbre
2'.-E! I"roii'' carancIS'a '' ,'' ~
',;.n,n onn,IiJo ra,ibi6 nm mensaia
hey del Primer Jcfr. Ell cI rual t.
inrorma habGr>rlc promovido al
grado <uprrior Immediate. O sea el
de general Bri-adipr. Dor sus ser
yi,.ios como CamandanIr miliIar
dol nIirrto dr Noyalljn. nynrcSin-
..I, ,a, ,,l n,,,;,., 80, r,.;I;,o.io
'' - ''' "
llrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

esla concebido en- los siguientes
terminus.
"El ex-general Luci0 Blanco sera
iuzgadO mahana por las autorida-
deS militares que son las unicas
autorizadaS para conocer su causa.
Por 10 tanto, siento mucho no po-
der dar ningtin paSO Ell ell sentido
que uStedes 10 sOicitan.
Sc dice con mucha insistencia
que BlancO y Gutierrez fueron
aDrehendidos al ir a tratar con
0bres6n de Ia paz de Mexico y que
Obreg6n les habia dado garantias
de que NADIA les pasaria, con el fin
de hacerlos caer en- el garlito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
EN- SU AYANCE SOBRE TORREON
LOS CARRANCISTAS ENCUEN
TRAN RESISTENCIA
OBREGON Dice QUE TODAS LAS PARTlDAS
De VILLTTAS QUE HAN ENCONTRADO,
Sc HAN Undo A SUS FUERZAS VO-
LUhTARIAMEHTE

LAREDO. Texas, Septicmbre 25.
En- los dcspachoS que las auto
ridades rarrancistas de la vecina
plaza han cStadO recibiendO sobre
las oprrariOnes de las fuerzas del
general Obreg0n y demaS jefeS
cOnStituciOnalisias que pretenden
alarar Ia plaza de Torre6n, Sc dice
que rSaS trcpas han encOntrado una
Srria rcsiStcncia pOr parte de los
viiIislas. que no era de esperarse,
Dues So habia estadO diciendo que
eStos habian abandonado la plaza
lagunera y que no presentarian ba-
iaiIa Ell eSa region.
Los carrancistas avanZan sObre
TOrrc6n pOr tres distintOS rumbos,
Seglln Sc dice en- los mismos des-
pachOs. SupOni6ndose que sean es-
los los del sur. sureste y oriente.
paSa n la ia. Col. la.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
Correspondence especial para La PRENSa

NOGALES, Arizona, Septiembre
2i.-Anoche regres6 4 Ia vocina pla-
"a. del campo de OperaciOneS, la
suardia del Gobernador MayIOrena.
AnteS de cSlabIecer>e en- Su cuartel.
rerorri6 las principaIes GALES de la
villa. batiendO dianaS Y conducien-
do una ametralladora Y una bande-
"a que fuerOn recOgidaS las fuer-
zaS de Gales en- Ia acci6n librada
en- el puntO denOminadO Divisade-
Fos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

Ia rrrnnria genera! - que rS's
dISi'r.n"S son pr"\"ra'i'N 'aii." i'''
'','N''','.,s , ,"'',' 1'.' ,,'''. ,...:.,.
!, ..,,,-.,r,,,,.j, y mus g., nr...7,.ia
Il, lr,n,. a,p.ri,.anas Ina yrnfio q
aum.nlar -! di>.u>jo dr alUrIIoS.
por.iu. ven qur #>i uo poiri" So
2uir nrarii'aA'!' esq '"'r'''N" 60
In'''''' +,
,..,..,... ...I..,. .,u, ro. n.,,,rr,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26
IllFIN|DAD DE ATROPELLOS C0NETIERON
los CARRANCISTAS Al AbAN-
DONAR CANANEA SONORA
TgEINTA PRESOS POLITCoS QUE Sc ENCONTRABAN EN- La
CARCFL FUERON FUSIZADOS
HAYTORENA EKEARA UH DESTACAHEATO De fUERS PARA QUE
CJARDEN G GRDEN EN- FL HENCI0AAD0 MINERAL

ramrnio de IrOpaS par que guar
,!r II oricn Ell la poblacl6ii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

WASHINGTON. Sepliembre 25-
Actua,mrnle no hay en la Embaia-
da altmana IN eSta capital aingun
empleado funcionario que pudie-
"a eHpiicar el viain del capiIan Won
Papen a la Republica de Mexico,
pue> los empleadoS Sc encuenlral
en- Ia reSiSlencia veraniega del En-
baiador Y todavia no resreSan q eS-
Ia capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

(Pasa a la Pag 5a. Col. 1a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

(PaSa Il la 5a. Col. 1a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

PaSa Il la ia. Col. Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-26

(FaSa a la ia. Col. la.)
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
WONDERFUL EFFECT OF C0Cl
Enables One Chewing the Leaves to
Put Forth Long.c Continued ESer-
ton Without Fatigue.

Some remarkable properties per.
tain to coca-thc dried leaves Of a
small tree growing in Peru and
Roliyia-thc chief being lis power
to enable one eating it TO put forth
long-continucd eNcrtiou without IA.
tiguc. Coca has nothing to do with
cocoa.
This property was known and
priced long before the Spanish con
quest, the leaves being employed even
as a medium Of exchange, 50 highly
esteemed were they. After the con.
quest they became one Of the most
valuable articles Of export. At po,
tosi alone 100000 bushels were con
sumcd yearly.
Under the influence Of the leave,
Of this plant miners can work night
and day, with only brief intervals
Of rest and sI'or. The slightos
amount Of food, together with {,
handful Of the leaves. enables tn,
native to endure the scycrcst anc
most protrnctcd toll of every kind
They take them three times a day
chewing them and lodging them il
the side of the mouth like a quid O
tobacco.
Some time ago an interesting les
was made in Canada Of the power a.
coca. \ lacrosse club. consisting o
sixteen PLAYERS, al, Of scdontary pro
fossions, held forth against all com
ors, white men or Indians. The cjul
men were fortified mainly by coca
which they chowrd during the game
swallowing the ,nliya, one day
during which the heat in tine sun wa
no degrees Fahrenheit, though thci
antagonists, mechanics and ira les
men of sturdy build, were c]>hau.tr,
before the game was finished. Nh,
men with the coca were as free from
fatigue as a; the hrgiuniug.-IIa
pcr's Weekly.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16

There is no better country
On earth lor producing live
stock economically than the
irrigated district of the oou,h.
west, and We believe there is no
better industry for the farmer
to engage in. The climate is
in every way adapted. Live.
stock Is especially healthy. nc
miIdness of the climate is such
mat expensive barns are not
necessary. The tact that this
Is one OF the greatest alfalfa
producing districts in the
United States and that they
can tcci ga i, in tuc opea tnc
year round. Dsoas~s tina,
'
No..
-,
-.
~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
LACKING.

The mailman, having possessed
himself Of an az, approached tn.
grand piano. The master sat apart
unhcodIng-it was the hour for g
pupil TO enter, and he did not look
up, The mailman swung his u,
aIoft, and with all the energy Of in.
sanity brought it down upon tho
keys.
"How lacking is your touch com.
planned tine master, still without
looking up, in yirilityH"
Whcrcupon the mailman, not too
mad to be stung by the unintcndcd
ircny, skunk awav.-Puck.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16

No pancr can he unfinished
without home patronage. and
ever, mon i, interested in kesr.
H., Id home p. Ger. # rail
road r. factory is wanted. the
newspapc,s are expected TO work
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
sCoRNlNG THE OBVIOUS.

AT my suggestion the doctor
said, the mother of the twins named
them Castor and Pollux.'
And you did that" wrathfully
exploded the professor, ''mcrr'v 10
nag me into saying, BY Gcmini p
III scc You in the Milky Way first -
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
WHERE IS YOUR GRAIN?

Suppose by hard work you had got togc Their a
bushcl of very fine, very rare, very costly grain.
You wouldn't put it in an old tove-you wouldn't
hide it in some out of the way place. Rats, mice
or birds might destroy it--insects make it worth
lcsS-hrc DESTROY it-Servants steal it. You
would keep that costly grain in a safe place, SO
that you could plant it and get a bounteous har-
vest. Why not use the same care with your hard
earned dollars. Keep them in the Columbus
State Bank. We watch your dollars for you all
the time and you can get them at any time. We
are a bank Of Personal Service.
THE COLUMBUS STATE BANK, COLUMBUS, NEW MEX.
uncr hours. $500 to l2uo, ZOO to 1000 3. u.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
Advertising Rates

lj cents per single column inch. each
Insertion. Il. rrut, per single column
Inch, contract. LoraI column . cents,
per line each Insertion.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
Business Man Praises
DIR. Miles Heart Remedy
Successful Merchant fuer investigation
Found a Remedy That RE-
stored His Health.

This is Thanksgiving day IN tho
state Of Pennsylvania and ] want 20
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-07-16
Subscription Rates

Si.jo per year in advance. 500 per
year II not paid i'm advance. $40 tor
SiN months In advance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
In Spite of Repeated Warnings
Says Newspaper, He Insists
on Shipping shrapnell In
stead of High Explosives,
CHARGED WITH DEATH OF
THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS
Jno. Henderson, Labor Leader,
First Name TO be Formally
Announced in Personnel of
New Cabinet.

lKy Evening Herald Leased Wirol
LoudnA, Nuy - One 90 the
most remarkable features or the
ministerial crisis iu Great Brit
ain 200 the moment is the sudden
uutbrcuh. more or lcss severe uf
newspaper attacks upon Field
Mnrsh1l Earl Kitchener tho
British secretary of war, Nhu az
the outbreak OF ho.tilitics was
thc nations military idol.
The Dlis Mail, and other
newspapers under tho Same own
Dwhp have boon most violent in
their WtHrhH.
Proceeding Co accuse Lord
Kitchener of hayi1g ordered the
wrong Kind ot she'll" the Daily
Mail asserts that despite repeat
90 warning that e hgh explosive
shcl, was required, Lord kitch-
cucs persisted ,u sending shrnp-
moi such as be- used ugainst tho
rucrs. thus causing the deaths of
thousands of British soldiers and
incidentally bri1sing doout cab
met crisis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
TIIE FINAL NOTE TO
n STIIA CLOSES t.HEIN RpOk

Paris MAY 20. GO.t3 %. mJ a
h1tas dispatch from Rome says.
THE nGIl document iu the Green
book issued hy the Italian govern
urrt is the note sent by Foreign Min
isIpr Sonn,uo Goo the puoc uf Ayarinl,
italian ambassador at vienna, aunul-
ling the triple alliance. The note
which was communicated to Baron
Huriuu, Austrian foreign minister on
May g. closes with the following state
Wonts:
An efforts OF the Italian govern
m'ut encounter the resistance Of tho
.urcrial Austrian government. which
after several months decides to CON
rodo only the special Interests ot
Italy. in ANlouu and to promise i'm
sufficient concession oi territory IN
Trout-H concession which admits Of
np normal solution OF the situation
from am ethical political or military
point OF view This con rcssiun. more
over. would not hr accomplished eye
Copt az au undetermined period, that
ig Go say. only lt the cud Of the war.
"' In view of thF condition nf uf-
fairs the Italian government must re-
1ounce tho hope uf reaching an
Hrrocmont and secs itself constrained
tu withdraw AN PROPOSITIONS OF settle
mont II Is equally useless &C. give "a
fUrmal appearance Co an alliance
which would hc destined only 90 dis
simulate a reality of continued mis-
TRUST ana daily disagroemcnts That
i- why italy. confident In its right. af-
nrm. AMI proclHims 10 viii resume
from now ON its entire liberty of nr-
uon ana declares null and hereafter
without effect its treaty with Austria
hungary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
LABOR LEADER FIRST
NAME ~ NItW CNBlNip

London May 20, b1sii a. ma
Tho FIRST authoritative announcement
Hs to an appointment IN the British
national cabinet. outside Of Premier
Asqu.th ana Sir Edward Grey. the
foreign secretary, is thnt of Arthur
Henderson, labor leader. who sue
Dccds Herbert Lewis Samuel as pres
ident uf the local government board.
The trade uuionist- are highly pleas
cd it the appointments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
Italy Expected to Introduce
System of Suppressing In
formation Which Will Dis
tance the Germans.
RETAKING OF PRZEMYSL
REGARDED AS CERTAIN
London Military Critics Today
Say Strategy May Dictate
Abandonment of That
Fortress by Russians.


London, May a. G:30 y. m.) 1t is
universally conceded In England that
ligly from today enters into full
partnership with the entente powers,
and this means that the two Germaic
nations. assisted by the Turks. nnd
themselves facing seven Europeans.
aot counting Portugal, with Japan in
TIE background
How long the Balkan states will
refrain from joining In the fray il
not exactly known. but IL is held here
hat this pcfod 90 g.. sgrusi of ncccs-
sity hc comparatively orict
The demands for compensation. ter
rituriai and otherwise. OF Rumanla,
bulgaria and Greece are In process
ut arrangement. according TO persons
in London who are well informed.
just at present the excessive claims
FIRST put forward by these states are
being cut down.
Already reports are coming from
Greece ot more cordial relations be-
teen the court and former Premier
Nonizolos which can only point In one
direction. 'Gallpoli armies" already
ar, Iu process Of formation n some
of tho HalNan states and the title
suiuuicutly indicates the proposed
auuc of their activities.
Nothing yet has leaked out as TO
when the first Italian blow viii be
struck Judging from previous eXpor-
iDucc, when the occasions for censor
srip we're far less mumcutous ltaiy
rrc1Ihiy viii now put into effect "a
s.ttcm of supervision over informa-
tom that viii stand as striking OBJ
is,t lesson in many ways 10 the COM
pIfatiyc amateurs IN this field. Great
Britain and France.
Military observers are of the opin-
ion that the Italian advance viii be
hound to ease the tremendous Ger
manic pressure bearing today so
heavily ON the Russian forces on the
DaliciHn front.
The lighting south OF Przemysl Is
so Intense that IN some quarters in
London It Is considered possible that
STRATEGY may dictate the abandon
ment Of that fortress.
Przomysl appears To be "a dangerous
salient of the new Russian line.
The most interesting feature of the
last Russian official communication
10 British readers il the reported
check FiNc1 to the left wing OF the
German army which, II is claimed,
has been driven back beyond the river
lWaniska. Il s pointed out here that
this would seem Co uncover the Ger
man flank, and n the movement cnn
Dee pushed home English observers
are arguing that it might have some
erect ON bringing the Teutonic ad-
vance Co a standsiili
No Information has been received
here yet to confirm the report which
came 30 hand last night of a SUCCESS
ful German attack on the Russian
seaport of Riga, on the Baltic. Some
uI the newspapers discrcdit the
statement
The political activities In London
continue, but the composition of the
new national cabinet is stiil In con-
dlron OF uncertainty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
SWITZERLAND WILL
JOIN PROTEST ON
lUSITANIA
Indicated Swiss Feel Our Note
Not Strong Enough and
Hint Their Army of 100000
Will Strengthen Theirs.

= Bcruc, switzerland, May 81.
. tNm Paris. ll.-u q. mD-Thr 4
= Swiss authorities have decided 90
y make suitable Representations Ca.
. Germany on the sinking May
y uf the Cunnrd line steamer Lus- Z
y imnia by German submarine, Z
= as result OF which three swiss Z
= citizens lost their lives.
= The government is nwaitins Z
= knowledge uf the German reply
= tn the Washington note ON this
. sublsct, eo as better to be- able 90 I
= choose wise course ui pro- Z
y ccdurc.
. TN, SWiss think well of Pres
. ldcnt Wilson's note. but 90 most I
y 1cg cgspapcrs DO appears to be-
. hardly strong enough,
. The argument Us being made 4
O here ny Swiss observers that the 4
. Swiss representations Will have
. great weight because behind I
y them there will be the Swiss 4
. army. 500. 600 strong. I
a u a 4 4 u .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21

Douglas. Ariz., Nay irrigation
bitches were cat hy the carranza
GARRISON. which had been driven from
san Miguel on the Chihuahua- Sonora
border by the populace. according %
Rdvices reaching here today. II h.
said by the residents of Bavispe and
Basarac. nearby towns. that Carranh..
soldiers destroyed the chanccs of "A
crop and that the people have moth
ing bat beans aud beef for food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21

Syracuse. n. r.. May 2l.---Aner
once reporting an Illegal verdict to
the court Ia favor OF Theodore Roozo-
welt. the Jury trylng william Barnes
suit for libel, failed today In more
thar thfve tours Of additional DELHI
Grafton to arrive at a verdict that was
legal.
shortly before 2.3o O'Clock this AZ
ternoon. no word having come from
the jury room, Justice Andrews an
nounced that he was golaE 70 his
home and that In case that proper
verdict should be found before 5
O'Clock he should be sent for.
The Illegal verdict returned carried
with u tho condition that the costs
and Disbursements OF the trial we're TO
boz divided tetweon the two principals.
The law la that the verdict must be
Ia favor OF either the defendant or
the plalntin and that no conditions
regarding costs can be made IN con-
nec,ion with a.
The jury came In shortly before
~ o'clock today and the foreman
announced that the jury had agreed
upon verdict for the defendant
When the roll was called by the clerk
OF the court, the twelfth. Edward
Hurns, a Syracuse motorman said Il
am Tor the plaintin."
Justice Andrews sent the jury back
10 It's room.
Justice Andrews was later Informed
by the foreman that the jury stood
unanimous for verdict for the de-
fcndant IN case the costs were split
between the pIaintif and defendant
The jury debated on the question of
costs when Il returned tc its room. Il
was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21

away rosds made lmpaasabie and
homes destroyed. Farms. Il is said.
have been completely buried.
Fred seahorn. government forest
RANGER AZ Hat creek. rode az midnight
throush the valley. warning farmers.
srreadiag the alarm 10 every one
within miles Of the Hood. ilanehera
credit him with saving aany lives.
Great clouds OF smoke obscure The
crater.
The Hood oegan ~ mldnisht and
spent ltE force before noon. when Il
was reported To- be reccdlng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
FARMS IN HAT CREEK VALLEY
BURIED UNDER FLOOD OF MUD
FROM CRATER OF LASSEN PEAK
Forest Ranger Fred Seabor in Wild Midnight Ride Ahead
of Scalding River, Warned Farmers in Time 10 Save
Many Lives-Bridges Swept Away Roads Made I'm
passable and Homes Dest royed.

Redding, Cal, May 2t.--A nood Of
mud from the crater Of Lassen peak
is reported today to have swept over
Hat Greek valley In eastern shasta
county taking houses with IL. killing
cattle and drivlng people from their
homes 20 the hills, The mud has
been reported fgD,u many places 10
have reached a SsSth OF four 20 six
feet
The mud reached two miles above
cassei, IS miles north along HAT
creek.
Several bridges are reported swept
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
SENATE UNANIMOUS FOR
SNlNNDRNs WAR MEASURE

Paris. May 81, i.-o .. mD--rho
Rome correspondent of the Hayns
afonoy tolcsraphs that Premier SAL
audu Introduced Ia the senate today
the piIl passed by the chamber of
deputies ycsterluy coufcrrlng upon
tko government plou1ry powers in
regard to the conduct OF war
1T is predicted that the senate VIII
vote unanimously Tor the bin" the
message adds
on receiving the bin the senate de-
cided unanimously 90 consider Il as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
GERMANY PREPARES
REPLY TO NOTE ON
CASE OF THE FRYE

Washington. MaN 2I Amhur-l-
dor Gerard at Berlin cuhlcd today
that the German government wns
preparing reply to jhc inuWry as
tu whether reference of the oa.o of
the American ship william T.. Fryo
tn @ prize court was To- be consider,
the answer TO the suggestion Of the
United states that the case he aotilcd
hy direct negotiation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-21
RUSSIANS SAY GERMANS
LOST 80, 900 4 DAY

Pctrograd, May a. (Nia London,
t2ti5 p. mD--Ah official statement
referring 60 tho recent lighting In the
Carpathian mountains was Issued
here today and reads;
I'm the hshuug Of the past three
weeks. f.uco the bceinuing ~ the op-
orations ot the enemy IN the Carpath-
sans. trcic losses ON May 10, II. ~
and i3, during which the lighting lost
some of its intensity, averaged 10. 600
q day on tho other seventeen days
they Werc much heavier, especially
during the period between May 10
ana 10, when they amounted 10 sew
ord tens OF thousands daily.
The score OF guns lost by the
fConsinuad on Isnve sIY.f,,,