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lar frmness towards England's alleged an
luwful blockade Of the Ubttetl States ,rude.
with neutInls.
President Wilson has asked The Wnr and
Navy Departments TO report Oh the condi-
ZION If the nutioual dcfences, and II is 4x-
peeled that Congress Will make provision
for 1t cessuly enlargement without reference
TO amy pending issue
A despatch from Petrogrud states that
Commander Horton, who recently sank a
German bnttleship III the Baltic, has been
decorated by he Gar with the Cross Of ST.
George.
A Berlin semi-offciRl despatch states that
no German wArship has been sunk i'll The
Baltic by IL hostile submarine.
Advices from hristlnum state that the
British Government has Expressed regret u&
the violation by British walships of Nor
wtginn tenitOrIal waters, and in Is cordial
reply to n formal protest by Norway am
nouncps that the British Admiralty has
requested the feet to respect herenhe OF the
Norwegian territorial line. The Press ex-
presses satisfaction and calls upon the Gov
eminent TO demand satisfaction from Ger
many for the tolpedoing OF Norwegian ships
with The loss of sailors lives.
Dispatches from Rome state that accord
ing to nn impoI t0nt decision by the Cabinet
The Italiun Ambassador Mt Constnntinople
Las been instructed to demand immedi-
ute PREPARATION for he arbitrary seizure Of
nn Italian steamship which is beng used
by the Turks MS q trOopship il the Sen Of
Mnlmola under the protection OF The ltnl-
ian flag. The Ambassador viii exact a for
NAL apology and assurances that Turkish
. 49,. la-o oE l.oN. ~A,k ~ Il C,r~nli omI
will demand permission for The immediate
departure OF Italians III Turkey whose
II patriution has hitherto been prevented. a
reasonable time limit is to be given Turkey
in which TO comply, otherwise Italy holds
herself justified in resolting to coerciye
measures.
New York, July, Is h-Advicts from
Chicago state lint The excursion steamer
"ENstlund" turned turtle at the pier while
taking on board three thousand excursion
lists, mostly women ana children, employees
If The Western Electric Company. Six
hundred and seyenty-nine bodies have been
recovered, hut the officials state that over
one thousand have lost their lives. yhe
nppal ent cause WAS the cloWding Of pHsstil-
gers towards the riverside, causing the
yeese{ to list until the huwsers bloke and
she turned over.
ST. Lucia, 24th-At t. special meeting Of
The Legislative Council, held yesIerd, y, The
following reso ution was passed: BE it re
solved that this Coul eli having considered The
terms of a telegram from the Secretary Of
State for the Colonies dated the 21st Ju!,
concerning the raising OF " West Indian con
tigent for the front, accepts in principle the
proposals contained in that teIeg am, and
further desires to place on record It's sincere
appreciation Of the opportunity thus afforded
this Colony to take its share, however
small, Mt this critical period, in the defence
OF the British Empire.
(CenSOred at JnmaicaA
, 1915-07-28
Censored at Jumaica.)

London, July 25tL-The Austro-G Germans
are pushing three great attacks against War
saw and they report progress. They are
operating however through country laid
waste and the roads there are little suited
for the heavy artillery necessary for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
WATER DATA FROM
TWENTY CITIES
RECEIVED
Big Batch of Supplies at Hand
in Response to Queries Sent
Out by Local Citizens Com
mittee.

In response 10 communications sent
boy the citizens committee recently
appointed "a in, estiglte the manage
men 81 municipal water WORKS, al
score Of letters. with reports and
other data have been received at the
city hall.
The citizens water committee II
composed Of W Il. Cannon and G.. y.
Reeves. u was named by the mayor
under authority OF the council, fol-
lowing the suggestion at one Of the
councilmanic hearings on the s,ater
question.
The committee wrote To- about
twenty cities whore municipal water
service Is maintained. ana an of them
replied. The replies are being held
for consideration by the committee
men. and viii not be made public un-
III they have considered them. The
committee is not expected Go make "a
report at tonisht's council mccting.
slaco the obviously Wll not
hnyc had time 10 digest the Informal
tion received today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
QUEER ACTION AND
A GUN GET HIM
into TROUBLE
Elario Amanda Must Do Sixty
Days in Jail Because He Be-
haved Oddly and Carried a
Deadly Weapon.

odd behavior. Complicated with a
gun. drew down on Elario Amanda to-
day a sentence Of sixty days In the
,uunty Jail. II "a the gun that was
primarily responsible for the G0-day
sentence-gun-totors always draw II
In Judge Cruig's court-but II was the
odd behavior that led 20 Aranda's ar
rest iu the first place.
Police Captain O'Grady observed
Amanda early today approaching the
New state rouse II was "a small
hour. when evil was likely 10 be
abroad captain Pat KEEP; his eye on
Elario. The latter went into the New
state. aud he dldn'; ring the bell.
Captain Pat g%umshoed after him.
A. O'Grady came in Amanda Is alleg-
cd to have turned and started down
again. lie dropped "a gun on the
stairs as be- came. O'Grady took
Elarlo and the gun 10 the station
house. Elario was charged with ear
ring "a deadly weapon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
ANOTHER CHARGE IS
LODGED AGAINST
PARENT
BOOMING House Proprietor
Who Appeals Fine for Not
Keeping Register, Must
Face Disorderly Case.

A.. PARENT. proprietor OF the An
mex roomlng house on South First
will be arraigned before Judge
Craig In the city court this evening,
charged with keeping a disordsrly
house.
PARENTS place was raided by tho
police early Saturday morning Three
girls and the proprietor were arrest
ed. The girls pleaded guilty TO being
drums. and one of them Is said to
have admitted that she was in the
habit OF entertaining men in her room.
PARENT. who was charged with failing
10 keep a register. as required By the
roomlng house law, pleaded not
guilty and, when ne was lined $50.
appealed the case TO the district
court. when notice Of appeal WIS
given chief 81 Police McMiliiR an
nounced that he would lodge the dis
orderly complaint. The police are de-
termined that keepers Of rooming
houses ana others shall not be allowed
To- flout the anti-yice ordinances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
HO USE-TO-HOUS Sc
CANVASS WITH
DOG TAGS
Colonel Washington-W Ward to
Give You Chance to Legiti-
mize Your Pets; Choice of
Tag or Bullet.
-Ward.

Col. George WashIngton-Ward,
city ~poundkeeper and dog catcher.
started out today TO make a house-to.
house canvass with dog tags. Every
one known 10 be. or acknowledging,
~harboring n dog VIII be given a
chance to r%egularize the bow-wow and
save II from being taken up.
Colonel Washiugton-Ward Is said
10 know Just about every dog IN the
city. lie hasn't been able 10 get after
an Of them. but that's because OF
pressure OF other business and not
because he doesn't know you've got q
dog without q tag. II you've got n
dog he knows IL. The Few dogs that
have come into town and adopted
families since ne revised his census
viii be known To- the colonel when ne
completes his house-to-house round.
II you have "a dog and don't take
one OF the colonel's neat little brnsF
tags at 81 or 81 IA tag. blame yourself
II the colonel comes around on "a day
he's not expected ana takes your dog
and throws him into ne pound. And,
should that happen, and you don Z
feel like paying for the ransom ~
that dog. don't blame the colonel
when ID Is shot through the head with
q rifle by an unsympathotic, not 20
say total. stranger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
TEMPER
As TO TROlLEYS
UNCERTAIN
Meeting Tonight May Disclose
Whether or Not the Alder
men Are Satisfied With
Traction Prospects.

City council will meet tonight In
regular semi-mouthly session. Il is
probable, but not certain. that the
Iit1ey ordinance passed at the last
meeting ~ first reading Will be- ad-
yanced. Nobody seems TO know what
councils tcmpor is at present Sn the
traction matter George Buslinrton,
the receiver. has announced that ho
will order three new cars, costing
$4,000 apiece. and build q new Darn,
and that may meet the views OF the
aldermen who demanded that the
trolley people give assurance ~ ade-
quate service before asking Tor lit-
ney regulation.
The Ntney ordinance passed NJ the
recent meeting is not To the liking Of
the trolley people.
It is possible. too. that the matter
Of Franchise for o central heating
company viii be brought up ~ to-
night meeting. The general publ,
know. little about tt" aims Of the
proposed central heating company
wand seems Co care less, but spirited
opposition 10 the granting OF "a free
franchise has developed from 70 Ger.
tain quarter IL seems TO bee headed
hy judge g. s. Rodcy, Who is actinn
az a friend 90 the people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
-KNOW-

HeRry hauia baggage. Phone sas,
Felix Oianotti has gone to Califor-
mia to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence F. Lee are
the parents Of a baby daughter, bern
yesterday.
Mrs. r. Victor Allison. OF Gallup. IL
visiting her mother. DR.. Margaret
Cartwright. The latter has been ~.
a social In honor Of Rev. William
McNaire and his wife. who are visit
Ing here, will be held tonight AZ the
Congregational church.
The Albuquerque encampment or
the I. q. O. r. will meet NJ s o'clock
tonight. There will be work In the
p~atriarchal degree.
Station Master c. y. Draper and
Mrs. Draper returned last night from
Colorado Springs. where they spent a
fortnight.
A special meeting OF the Moose
lodge VIII be held at 1880 o'clock to-
night az the lodge rooms TO arrange
for the funeral of A.. J. Hawley.
Mrs. Louis Iifeld and daughters
Miss Beatrice and Ruth left this
morning for Las Vegas. where they
will spend a week, going later "a
Santa Fe.
James f. Tierney. son or Martin
Tierney. has been elected president
OF the Safety First Oh company, a
Louisiana corporation with headquar-
tiers at Shreveport.
Burning excelsior set FIRE 10 a fence
az the home OF l.. w. Williams. sos
West Silver avenue yesterday after
noon. Firemen put out the blaze
with n chemical stream.
A meeting OF the local review 81
Alamo Hive No. /. OF the woman's
Benefit association viii be held 10
morrow Tuesday, afternoon at odd
Fellows hall at ESQ O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Ciyil service examination Aug. 2sth.
special training ciaSs starts night at
August End. individual instruction
by former government cmployc. Best
preparation. shortest time. Phone
329. Room ~, Woodwork Bldg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
REMOVAL. NOTICE.

have moved my Office from the
building to Room 2. Cromwell
block ELSON II. NORRIS.
Architect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

SIZE orr WINDOW DISPLAYS
on PICTURES. THEY GO NJ MALE
OItfGINM PRICES. NANOW n
MNitNlthN. 2t3-2i5 ". GOLD,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

WATER TAX DIE AND PAY
ABLE At OFFICE or WATER CO.
nc = SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Or, provinces, eye, -ci. nose and
throat, y. r. Armiio Bldg. Phone
72T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
SPRINGS

only mountain resort near Alhu-
puerque Board and room by the duy,
week or month Furnished cottages,
and room for housekeeping stage
leaves Belra harm Wednesday ana
saturday at 80 o'clock o. m. Fare,
500 each way
A. a. STROVE.
Proprietor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Phone 3, Rcd rnrn. 3fl West Cop
per for first class livery. w. l..
Trimbie a. CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
SAVE s. q n STAMPS

It's easy to make than count up tomor-
row-for we're goins to give DOUBLE
STAMPS with every purchase of IS OR
MORE.
Plan to buy the bigger things here and get
double stamps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
PREACHER
AGAIN IS EXPELLED
,poKANE. Wash. Aug. 10.

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 19. -
For the third time Charles v. La
Fontaine, 1.-The kissing Pastor"
has been expelled by congrega-
lions of the Church of the Nazar-
enc on charges of improper con-
duct toward women parishoners.
This city has Joined Chicago
and. Los Angeles in branding him
unsuited to wear the cloth.
A jury of six church elders de-
clared him guilty of kissing Mrs.
e. e. w. Cheeseman, a married
woman while she lay helpless on
sick bed. La Fontaine sthere-
after made a public apology and
left the district.
MY husband" test6idthii
Mrs. Cheeseman, n strikiugti
blonde woman Of 10, ''seut9
for Mrs. La Fontaine to cDnssnt
and pray with me. hut sMr.R
La Fontaine found me aloDeo
in the house and kissed me.
! ordered him out of the
house,
Mrs. Cheeseman was Ill, fol-
lowing the death of her infant
child.
La Fontaine is a man of so,
and has grown family.
Mrs. Cheeseman had consented
to keep the affair secret II La
Fontaine would refrain from
preaching in the district. This he
did not do. however, despite a
written agreement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20

The 18th infantry OF the u. s.
regulars and a machine gun COM
pany started yesterday from Fort
Lawton and are expected today.
Several Tacoma business concerns
have agreed to let the limited
number of their employees off for
the three weeks with full pay.
Wheeler sgood was the first
company that decided on this
plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
STUDENT CAMP SURE

The business mems encamp-
ment is assured. With several
days yet before the camp at Amer
lean lake is to be opened, the en-
rollment is large enough to in
sure success. Seattle will send
at least rs, while 1t is expected
30 will enroll from Tacoma. Port
land, Spokane and other North
western cities will send delega-
lions. 1t is thought.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20

LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Aug.
! lS.-When Dom NJ. Roberts, for
mer mayor Of Terre Haute, Ind,
convicted of election frauds, was
brought to the federal penitenti-
airy here, he was given a clerical
position In the office of the super
intendent of construction.
But now Roberts has a "regu-
lar job, washing prisoners
clothes.
Roberts laundry was not done
up to suit him one day and he
complained to che laundry super
intendent.
DO you.think it could be done
any better?" the laundry man
asked him.
I'D think anybody could do
better work than this" the ex-
mayor retorted.
So the jail superintendent
transferred Roberts to the wash
tub and another prisoner who
wasn't so particular about his
linen has the clerical position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20

three men connected with the
Frank lynching.
o. B. Keller, an Atlanta news
paper man, was given Franks
wedding ring, accompanied by a
letter asking that it be sent to
his wife, stating Franks last
words had ben a request that she
should have the ring. The note
was delivered by an unknown
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
after FRANK GANG

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The COM
mittee which was instrumental in
getting Leo Franks sentence
committed has started a campaign
to raise $4,000 reward for the
capture Of the men who lynched
him.
Governor Harris announced
from Atlanta that the state would
give a reward of $500 for the
capture and conviction of the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
KELLAR LOSES $50

DR.. w. H. Kellar, head physi-
clan of the Western Washington
Hospital for the Insane, failed to
appear before Justice Linck today
to defend himself against the
charge of having In his possession
a certain trout measuring less
than six inches in length on Aug.
Is, forfeting $50 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20

Following the investigation of
Seattle business men concerning
possible ferry service for vashon
island, Ira II. Case, president Of
the Vashon-Maury Island Com
mercial club. is in Tacoma urging
hat Tacoma establish a line to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
LONG BRANCHERS
WANT NEW ROAJ,

Arguing that a large tract of
territory fast filling with sum-
mer residents would be opened
a petition was presented yester-
day to County Commissioner
Reed by Charles T. Jaeger and H..
j. Wyatt, asking that the county
construct three-fourths of a mile
of road along the west side of
Loigbranch harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20

Burton. This line would only be
eight miles long as compared with
Seattle's IA and would reach the
heart OF the island population,
while Seattle's system would me-
cessitate 14-mile trip over bad
roads for Burton people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
ROTARIANS ON fs-s
MOUNTAIN TRIP

Thirty members of the Tacoma
Rotary club and their families
left early this morning for Reese S
camp in Paradise park on their
annual outing, expecting to re-
turn tomorrow night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-20
IOWANS PLAN A
PICNIC AUG. 27

At meeting held lats night
In the Commercial club rooms the
Iowa club of Tacoma made plans
for its annual picnic at Point De-
fiance park Aug. 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
sin the world

saTadAVeiin.
Coupe Satin Jacostes.

Po1npanos sautes aiennisre Flofida:
Take q nice ritosmp iano. which you sEeutFin
! flet well seasoned and assp I'M Hour.
lay; In q fry pSn IN very hot butter. turn
over when iight 6rSSIwsna and dress on .
dish when done AN the same butter ny
tomato. In silica. ssSen PEPPER cut il
quarters !; sprinkle The ish with minced
parsley and lemon piece; and pour over
81 the butter with lths tcmaiittsoes and
Green pepper.
Biscuit 81 Oyster rab-shallot,
minced very me; frssn mushroom
minced white wine; coSnsc; cream /:
'yolk Of egg; sweet butter. Take a nat
saticcpan in which you put the shallots
with some sweet butter; add mushrooms
and oyster crabs and fry slowly Tor .
few minutes, Add the brandy and light:
pour In the cream and allow to boil un-
til reduced to two!t thirds OF It's volume.
Bind with the yolk and some Trash but
ter season well with cayenne pepper
and serve ina hollow tea biscuit which
is toasted nicely brown.
Aveiin Salad fiearts Of lettuce three
slices Of grape fruit !; three sliees OF al
ligator pears: three half whole walnuts
between the slices.
Coupe Saint JacdlesLPfneapple, Sp-
pie. orange and pears. sliced and mixed
with sugar to taste favor with mara
schino and ktrsh. FIJI to stirss-tourths
= champagne sup with this niacedoine
orange water-iee and lemon wRfef-tce.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
i. THURSDAY
ByEBiiron,
! Fftet Mi5aon' 81 Beef Martinique.
Emince 6t Ss,ssetoreads Royal
Saidde Louisa.
Ffiet ilEi;rnon & Beef Martihldue-

FiIet MlSnon Of Beef Martinique
Fave q nice miissnon Of beef sadte IN
frying pan With butter. Cook medium
t;then re remove ii from the pan ana. add a
small glass 81 sherry. Garrish with
young carrots. fresh mushrooms. new
green peas. with a star o pepper. on
top. Then pour the sauce 6ver II,
Emince OF ssweetbreads Reyal-Par-
boil two pairs Of sweetbreads Tor 4 few
minutes cut In thin slices. season and
cook in butter for elBht minutes. Then
cover, with cream ana let boil 10 min
.lites. Place In! shell Of silver or china
with q mushroom button on top and
bake 4t
saiade Louisa Gut up Julienne 81
celery. apples. chicken, tongue, p4th-
toes and beets and season with French
dressing. Serve IN fresh arttchoke bot
tom, with a Julienne of trufflcs sprinkled
over It. Serve very cold.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Fanchard. like every other chef Of
prominence, IS man of vide expe.
rience and highly specialized esduca.
ton. AS a result he lectures at
TeaEherss College, New York ana this
season win lecture al. vassar. He was
born IN Paris and learned his first
important lessons In cooking az an
apprentice to his father, who was chef
81 the Russian embassy at vienna,
with ptince Lebanon Rosto Ell. Then
me studded under various famous
chefs Sri Paris, mastering eanh detail
Sc thesdinicultiart he has chosen.
Louis Sores, who furnishes the
New ENGLAND Home Dinusr,' for
ISsunday, receives salary o. over
ss16,O Dosa year. 1t was heawnog pre-.
Hpafed the menu for the luncheon ten.
adefed president Wilson BY the city
4 }sofi New York last summer when the
Atlantic feet was on review.
sBtron IA noted for hts famous
:shalada. IA SAYS in using salads On
fha Home rable daily Il issRood to
shayeaa long ,isr Of recipes SOFAS to
syarv thami WITH 4 little thought
fheyS can be made pleasing tosths eye
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
SAI'lJ+i AY
By Coquin
Croute du Pot.
Filet Of Striped Bass Nth
Fresh 1fashoro1ss. iBohae Femme
Ff1easses " Chicken nth curry
Nddrds.
Hot Pears, F1ambFe.
~ tGofee.' #

crotite au Pot4The distinguishing
Characteristic Of crouts au Pot Is that
there are crusts Of thread which ara
slnofstened with Fat from the soup and
then ara Drowned before the dre. AZ
forwards. the cfustsi are simmered With
the bouiiion. for some moments, before
the soup is served. Tho soup Ii . good
beef broth with some cabbage and vegs-
tables which are cut into small pieces
and served with the broth.
Filet Of Striped Bass With Fresf,
Mushr6 oms-F ilet Of striped bass. four
ounces sweet butter, one glass white
wine. four ahailots; hhely minced. Stx
mushroo1ns. s1iced. some parsley.
minced. not too me.
One apple. peeled. three white onions.
four ounces boiled ham, one.half tea
speonfui thyme and bay leaves; one
scupsp6cnttl os grated cocoanut, one
bouquet pftsley. two .s6upsp6onsful Of
curry powder. oneshalf pint cream.
Season the chicken with salt and pep
per and rlace ID, d 'saute ran which iias
been well buttSred. Allow to cook until
siightly browned. then alt the rnince Of
apple, onions. ham. thyme. bay leaves.
and then fry for hve minutes Take !
cup Of chicken broth, add to It the pars-
ley. Now sprinkle the curry over the
chicken and then pour over carefully
the mixture Of broth and persley and
cook Tor 1s minutes. When cooked pick
gut me ehieken and place in q chafns
atsn Add the cream and coccanut to
the sr4vy and aliow 70 reduce TO! halt
OF dfHydfff1fn ! tA1n n efynf,, ~ Ia,,ay. ~