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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Entire Body Which Issues
From Fortress Either Killed
Or Captured, is Report In
Petrograd.
CAVALRY SCREEN FAILS
TO FIND RUSSIAN FORCE
Russians Permit Party From
Beleaguered Stronghold to
Advance to Short Range,
Then Pour in Bullets.

Pctrograd via London. Jan. 6
(8.0g J.. mD--Thc Novoo vrcmya
says recent sortie by the Austrian
garrison which is defending Pre-
myHl, the date OF which IL not given.
resulted IN the complete annihilation
of the Austrian force.
The sortie WIS preceded by cxten-
sivc cavalry reconnaissance. The
Austrian Infantry advanced In force
In the direction Of q forest near the
city. The itursians opened fire. but
the Ausirinua rushed forward aud
gained the cover of the woods They
continued To push forward and the
Russiana permitted them to advance
close 20 their positions before max
ing a serious effort To hnlt them.
with the nshtins thus at close range
the Russians opened w a terrific are
from rifles and machine guns.
u is said that not one Of the force
watch made the sortie rcgaincd the
faftreas. those who were not killed
or wounded being captured. The
temperature at i'rzemysi Is close To
zero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
RUSSIAN VICrOrY AT SAiu-
kANysu RELIEVES TWO CITIES

leffuEIHa. VIA l4Huh'Nt jan
ts.0s l.. M The reported RuEsinn
victory al suri-Kamysh. iu the tus-
elan Caucasus. aud the rccaptute OF
Ardahan. an important junction point
of tho mountain roads from the
Turkish frontier 10 Kars and TifliH.
apparently removes whatever menace
to thoso cities was presented by the
Turkish Invasion According To the
opinion Of military men here, the at
tack on Snri Kumysk was secondary
In importance To- the wide envcloping
movement uf the Turks. which was
designed 10 cut of the Russians near
the border and place Turkish forces
between them and the Caucasian
capital.
By December % the Turks had
established themselves IN the village
of Upper Sur Ksmysh. but ON the
3Oth they were routed there. with
the loss of twenty officers and 1000
men. Meanwhile the Turks had oc-
cupied Ardahan, to the northward,
100 miles from the frontier, and en-
trcnchcd themselves, They were nt-
tackled by the Russians ON January
3 and driven out after hard fighting
which resulted In great losses ON both
sides.
Notwithstanding the SNOW aud the
severe cold, tho battle IL said TO have
been extremely stubborn The Turks
although iusufncicntly fed. showed
great bravery. aud are said to have
displayed fighting qualities equal to
those of the Russian Caucasian
troops.
At the same time that the battle
OF Abraham was in progress the
Turks returned 90 SHu kamysh and
made another attack but were beaten
hy the Russians In an encounter
which ended on the night OF January
O. 49, THAI time the two Turkish
army corps operating In this region
were unable To offer further resist
ancc. One of the corps. with All oi
the stan officers, was captured nnd
the other WAS transformed into scat
tered remnants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Tropical City Now in Tbroes Of
Epidemic Of Disease Which
Claims Many Victims
Among Poorer Glass.
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'etormnuon from cnrfnum sources
was that Viiia~Iapata troops had been
defeated heavily.
Rear Admiral Howard. commanding
the American squadron an thn ut2l
coast Of Mexico. today rcnartrd cnn.
ditioas fasorahle "a san nlna. where
he had been lueirueied 40 protsct
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Wilson Reitefate''s
Views on Equal
Suffrage
Hundred Women Who Ask
President to Support Bris-
tow-Mondell Amendment
Get Same Old Answer.

Washington. Jan. 6.--Prosldant
Wilson today reiterated 60 d deiera.
tion of women suifraglsia his pre-
Vi0nHly annouucod position that equal
franchise should be drought about
through action Ay the states rather
than through q federal constitutional
amendment, Nearly one hundred wo-
mea from different parts of the coun-
try saw the president az the White
House aud asked him to supisoft tho
i,ristow- Afondcii amendment which
comes 20 a vote IN the house JAM
uary ~. The president told the wo-
men that he much admired their skill
and teaacity In their campa sn.
II have had lifciona ssnvictlon
that this should be done static BY
state.' said the president. u would
take tho same position on a question
affecting mems Suffrage. ! woul6> BE-
deserving my deepest conntitutlonll
convictions n I changed my position
on the situation. Ny views on this
question do not represent any antaE-
oism TO the cause itself"
Miss Alberta Hiil OF New York. told
the president no had made several
"pcrfectly splendid" suffrage .peoches
after his nomination for the prcEi-
dency. She read abstracts from an
address by the president ~ sprlhs
Lake. N. T.. in whAich he thanked
the organizers OF the Woman's Will
son and Marshall ieaEuc for their et-
forts In his behaif.
In reply 10 Miss Hill. the president
said he stiil held the position he took
on the suffrage question during the
campaign and was opposing the dell
exation on tho methods cf gaining the
vote for women rather than on the
merits Of the question itself.
Or. Francis McCsaskln. OF Philadel-
phla. closed the hearing with a state
ment that there was little difference
between the methods OF gaining the
vote by federal Constitutional amend
mcnt and through ameEdments to the
state conventions. Ultimately, she
said the state legislatures had To pass
IN nmpndmanis. s;ie read a ieleeraq,
from large number f women votcid
in Colorado asking this tho president
support the Brisgow-Mundell amend
ment.
AZ the women departed. tlsr presi-
dent shook hands with cach ordiaily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
PENROSE's ELECTION
COST A MILLION, is
CHARGE OF PALMER

Washington. Inn. 6.-Allegations
that more than million dollars was
spent on behalf OF senator Penrose ia
his recent successful campaign for re-
election were made before the senate
elections committee today by Repre-
sentalives Palmer and ltuply, OF
Pennsylvania,
The committee resumed considera
tion OF the Norris resolution To direct
an inquiry into tho senatorial cam
paign expenditures In Pennsylvania
ana Illinois ON request OF esnaior
oliver the committee deferred action
until Mr.. penrosc could be asked II
hc Wishes to appear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
ILLINOIS POSSE IS
HELD At BAY BY
An EX-CONV|CT
Fisherman's Shack on Island
Turned Into Fortress by
Pair of Men, Who Later Es-
cape to Woods.

oregon. lll, Jan, 6.-After harri-
cading themselves In nshermnns
snack on AN island Ia the Rock river
near here. aud dcfying all nisht a
posse Of deputy sherins who sought
20 arrest them n connection with rob
berries OF summer cottages. two men
believed 20 be- Joseph Boyer, an eN-
conyict. and Harry Shelter escaped
from the island today and were pur-
sued by the posse into a forest on the
river bank
The two men before escaping had
driven the officers from the island
with their threats Ca shoot. DOGS were
set on the trail through the woods
and inhabitants Of nearby villages
warned that man hunt was on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
FRENCH MAKE -FOUR
DISTINCT GAINS
AND ONE Loss
Successes Claimed in Rheims
Region and in Forest of La
Pretre, While Retreat is in
Alsace.

PARIS. Jan. t2.t0 o. mJ- French
forces yesterday advanced at tout
iistiuc, points along the battle uunt
oXtcudiug from thC North sen Co Al
SAGE. and gave ground In one I'M
stance. according to official annuncc-
mont issued this afternoon hy the
French war department
The gains claimed by the French
were In the rcsiun Co the northwest
of Rheims be- the forest of La CRU
ric near the ra,iue of Courtc chuus-
see and ia the forest OF la Prc,re.
lu Alnco Inc Germans rcgaincd one
of their old trenches Ia the vicinity
.of Stcinbach.
The text OF the communication fol-
lows.
I'm Belgium the enemy delivered,
nut without success, Two atWcks IN
the roglou oi the dunes and Go the
southeast of s. Geurscs.
'pn the rest of the 'front.' to the
north of the Lys aud from the Lys 20
the Disc. there has been nothing eN-
ccpt artillery nghuus
"lr the valley of the Oisc and in
the sector of Rheims our batteries
gained the upper hand over those ol
tho enemy, rcducius Them 10 silence.
Al a point nurthwo-t uf Rheims n is
reported that certain uf our troops
have made IN advance of about 100
yards
I'm the Argounc there developed n
spirited actor. whlch permitted us 10
rctako 500 yards of trenches 10 the
forest of La Guric at the same place
where there was recently rlight gi'-
ing way cas- previously reported
| From Bngatcie and from Fontnin'
Mndamc there Wcr, delivered two
violent German attacks. each ol
which was repulscd epmpl'l'
German regiment vHs engaged ~
tuch movement.
-"Near the Ruyiuc ul Court Chous-
sec We blow up ny exploding u mine
500 yards of German Ir'ncheH' nan
| of which we subsequently "ceuple'''
From the Nrgouue O." the Nnss''
the bad weather has ,untihuod. IheI'
is fog and mud. Al diu"rcnt pnlh's
Iulong this front there have heep ldli
! Iy spirited artillery exchanges III
the forest of Lcprelrr. near font-n'
| Mousson. we have continued 10 sAi
ground
! "n tho region of Thtnp Gin Ippei
/ AIsacol. iu spite oi Nini"u' cannon
ludipg. We retained th' sainH achieved
! the night before at StrInnnch, as wei
Ins In the trenches tu the southW'a
land tn the northwest ot his village
"rhc enemy succeeded in rcuccu
.... .... AL al. former veuChoa uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON POWER SITE ACT

Washington, Jan. 6.--l,cvision Of
the administration water power site
leasing bill, already passed By the
house. was completed today hy the
senate lands committee. it win be
fayomhly reported to the senate this
week and the committee win take up
tomorrow the companion bin Tor the
opening under lease, OF public lands
containing coal and other non-prc-
cious minerals
AZ now amended the wnterpo~er
bin retains the leasing feature, hut
supervision OF stock and bond issues
of corporations opcratlng under ruch
leases where The power eenerHted
will be used In more than one state,
Is conferred upon the Interstate com-
merce commission. instead Of the
secretary OK the interior.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
GNRIRNIDI VETERANS HONOR
BODY OF LEADERS GRANDSON

Rome. Jan. g tg.sU o. ml Ncws
of the death OF chief Adiutaut Con-
atantiuc Gurihnldi, grandson of the
famous italian soldier during
charge aruiusi tho GUrmuus iu the
Atguuuc was received here to-day AT
the sauc tim, that the body oi Lieu
tenant Hruno G0rlbaldi his brother.
who wac killed in the Argonn" De
ccmbcr 80. was brought here today
by two OF the nyc brothers who en-
listed in the French army Tho news
deeply stirred the crowd which had
gathered
In the nssomhiaso were the SUR
vhors of tn Gnrihuldmu campaigns
clad in rod shirts, az well az many
veterans of other italian wars ana
l.rge representations of the English
French and Greek colonies in Rome
The body of bruno GarihUldi was
laid In the huu OF the railroad sia-
lion and later was removed Go O. ccin-
etcry. accompanied by a large pro-
rcssion In which were the Frcnch
ambassador the Greck minister ana
the members of the municipal H''
crnmcni.
7 hr ceremonies N'lf lh'"' 'l' Wv
,asIon OF % demonstration lu favor ul
England ana France by the IarihHldl
utrtisaus.
The throng ut the railvuy station
wis arcply moved when Roma carr,
nnidi. p sister. Arrived aud cuhraeru
hor hrothers. who wuic Frouch UNI
forms snc then threw herself up"u
tho ,nua us her dead brothcr, Wh''l
was wrapped boo italian French an'
Grcck llngs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Steamer Carrying
No Contraband
Is Detained


. Washington. Jan. G-The =
. American steamer Denver, =
. bound for Bremen, Germany. Y
. with only cotton from Norfolk, =
. December 20. has been detained =
= at KirEwall. orkney Islands. =
. north of scotland. The owners =
. have asked the state department .
. To make representations.
. The Denver was reported 70 =
. have been loaded under the in =
. spection not only Of United =
. customs officials, but also of the =
. British consular officers at Nor =
. folk She has aboard seven =
. thousand bales Of cotton.
o Arrangements are now under
. way which Il is believed may =
o facilitate shipments. shippers =
. have laid before the British em-
. baasy and the state department :
. "a proposition that vessels have :
. their hatehes sealed before they =
. leave the American ports. Amer
. lean customs officials and BRIT
. ish consuls could see that the I.
= seal was properly affixed.
. The city of Macon, with
o $500 bales OF cotton. recently
o left New York for Bremen with
o sealed matches under that plan. :
O Ii was believed British author
. tiles will ALLOW such vessels TO
y pass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Todayss War
Summary


a German Ercnch nearly half n
mile long In the Areonne region
was Lio,sn up by The allies ac-
cofdlng tn todas's onicsal state
mcnt from l4iriA The freach
then made an infantry stack and
oanturcd Imlf % the trench. itur-
lnr this charge a grandson Of the
italian Tatriot Garihaldi wns
killed. The rcrcnt death In action
Of another grandson was said ln
Rome "a have rc.nwakcncd the
war spirit In Italy.
4 Aside frvm tire flRhtlng In tlic
Argonnc. activity h Emitted chief
~ 20 upper Aissicc. where the
Germans seem 10 have checked
the fFcnah advance. The only
claim made IN thc French state
mont h that the ground won itns
iicen hcisl. The Hos a one posi-
tiOn "a the Germans y admitGed.
The Iseriin war once states
that the ffensh arc bombarding
towns 10 tho rear OF the German
lines and "sccm indifferent 20 tho
killing OF their own countrymcn
and a. the destruction or t'rcnch
liomcs" The capture of several
trenches from the aiilcs n re-
ported.
Figiitlng conilnues along the
nlaln line west of Warsaw. hut
dispatches frnm Pctrorrnd and
Berlin agree that there have
been no important developments
recently. TCdny's GerInan OlIlcini
communication says thnt few
Russian Positions were captured.
The garrison whi,h has been
defending thc tsnilci0n fortress of
Prxrmysi under sicgc By the ltns-
SLAMS for many works, attempted
another snrtlc. Of the fOrcc
which mnde the csfott Il - aid
at f'ctrograd that not one naRn re-
gained the fortress. every mem-
her OF the party being killed,
wounded or caplnrcd.
AGAINST two Of the three nntiOns
she n lighting Russia apparently
has scorcd heavily. 80 the VIC
tory over she Aussrians last week
h added. according tO the claims
og Pciroerptl. the ront or two of
the three Turkish columns whls'h
invaded lius-lan Caucasus. The
latest reports frssm the Russian
military authorities are that titc
defeat az use Turks par tSmplcte
aud that one Turkish srny Cnfps
was annillilatcd.
The campaign against the Ger
ruan-. however. has led Ia mn def
mite results. The Germans are
handicapped by had weather la
their advance towards Mafraw.
hut Berlin asserts that stow prog
rcss stiIl j. Icing niitlc.
Va the Austrian province OF
Bukowinn the i,as-lans Accord
ing co Pctrograd disIpatclles. are
meeting with little rcsi-tnn'c.
Friendly relations have hccn e.
tabllshed between the lsus~inn
soldiers aud the frontier guards
uT igumania. which adioins bnko-
wina, aud u n believed ln Pctro-
grad fliat Runmnla l. likely Ia en-
ter the war.
IN the wcst the dcndlock con
tinucs. Frame apparently h
making progrc,.- In the invasion of
Al-ncc hut elsewhere there l. lit
tie activity except TOR sporadic
encounters between comparative
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
Principle Interest Of War Oh.
servers Centcrs on Blow Ad.
ministeged to Porte in the
Caucasus.
RUSSIAN INTENTION
rs TO STRIKE HUNGARY
Time Is Ripe for Invasion Of
Transylvania Is Belief Of
Experts and Carmen Are
Expected to Grasp It.

London. Jan. 9 u2:3s y. m.b--Thc
crushing blow thc Russians appear
10 have dooit the Turks Ia The eau
casus, ana the further advance of the
French In Alsaoc on the road 10
Muelhauscn. continue to hold the
foreground IN the war news today
in the absence OF any other import
ant developments. east or wcst.
Po,r6srad reports that the Turkish
army defeated ut Ardnhnn Cforty
miles northwest of Kaul which IL
distinct from the forces reported 20
have been crushed or captured ut
Sari Kamysh. was today completely
surrounded and being hnrasscd hy
RuFsian cavalry and "doomed 90 in
cyitnhle discrimination"
While there hls been virtually no
change Co tho west uf Warsaw 10 ls
the opinion of british observers of
events chat the Russian general stan
II giving many indications of an In
tcution To strike heavy blow in
Hungary with Bukowins urrupied,
the time ~ ripe for an invasion oi
Trnnsylyanin. nm eastern province OF
Hungary hordoring on Rumunih
Nearly three million uf the populn-
tion arc ~ Bumauan stock. Accord
iuE Ga contention ~ the allies.
thoso people may be- expected Go seize
the oppoftupity 90 throw uif the rule
Of Austria and unite with Bussiu
\ dispatch from Paris states that
developments "os the highcst im-
poriaucc" are imminent m Eumuuia.
dozen French and British ucws
paper correspondents lott imrir today
for Humunla by way uf Bulgaria
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
FELIPE ANGELES CAPTURED
~ FIGHT At rUf13isA

Naco. Arix.. ian. s.'--uenernl fei-
lpe ANGELES villas chief subordinate
and said 70 le his choice for pFosis-
ionai president OF Mexico. WIS cap-
tnrcd Yesterday when General Aifar-
ado Obrcgon drove the v1ila-zapata
army cut OF puebla. according ~
messages from Vera Ctaz. feceirca
today by General ffiil, commanding
the carranza garrison of Naco. sem
ora The CAPTURE Of An4eles casisea
much r. isiclrr Among the cafranta
soldiers. Angeles Wts Ia commtnn
OF she army defeated by 0brcson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
Is AGAIN POSTPONED

Washington. Jan. C.--The admin
istratiun ship purchase bin was put
aside again today In the senate. hut
Mr.. Gulluger introduced several
one of which would
substitute an ocean mail Subsidy sys-
tenn requiring every ship used under
the aCt to be- nttcd for siN inch guns
and 10 bc available us on NuNiliary
cruiser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
WIngo Siny- In-ldr Itmrc.

cincinnati, o. jan b.-l'N W inA"'
the st Louis (utonul leasur p'''h'I
viii play Win the Cinci1nnti team
next season, accordins GO nu an-
nouncement hy Mnnagrr her1bs or
ihe locn club today. Wingo w's re-
uorted 90 have slencd foderhl
league contract some months aso'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
LOSS OF FRENCH SHIP
NOT ON REGISTERS Is
REPORTED BY WIRELESS

london. Jan. 6 (2;tO q. M THE
Danish steamship Michael ontOhon-
kon. from New Orleans for AalOorg.
Denmark. ON pdssing Kinsalo on the
Irish coast today siRnalled that she
hnd on board the crew of the French
shin Amedee 30 particulars We're
obtalnable, but % wac assumed that
the Amedec had gone down.
The British steamer cheyenne.
from Norfoik for Harrow England,
reported 10y wireless today that the
British steamer Weli1cck H@ili which
sailed from Baltimore on December
20 for London had met with seri-
Gus accident 500 miles of Fastnet
Marine registers contain no refer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
llaIIroaanlan on Inau.lrIAl noaF,I.

Washington. Ian e-lalehard H.
Ashton. "a chicaso railroad official,
wns nominated today by President
Wilson 20 succeed Frederick a De,
lano as member OF the indnstf'"'
relations commission Mr. DeiNnp
was appointed 20 enc Federal reserve
board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-06
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met Ht noon
Discussed iiaFdwick resolution
cnlling for hl papers in cise oi
British declaration of rcainoua
products as contrnband.
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IoDtls AIrACK~ pOLlCX
ot PREslDiNr ~ NEHlCo
Waahnston Jan. 3. n senator
Lodse attacked pEesidgnt Wilson's
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rnn wnArnIn

Tcnis and Thursday fnir aud con-
tlaucF cold Local weather MAXI
mura t2i minimum ie ranee. s6
NJ a. M, %. north Winds clear.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-08-06
HAWKINS

From the Hawkins Reporter
Blueberries commenced to come in
this week. 10 cents a quart.
Weyerhaeuser's fast base ball team
is billed to play Hawkins a week
from tomorrow, August 9Th.
Anton Petergord, of Kansas, pur-
chased yesterday from c. c. Filing
son, 1870 acres in sec. 5-35-3. Mr..
Petergord will Immediately begin i'm
proving his purchase,
Hawkins went down to Ingram
last Sunday and come home with a
scalp hanging at the belt. Ingram's
team was no match for our boys as
the score very plainly shows: Ingram
6, Hawkins "a.
The work of leveling the right-of-
way north of the depot has been
completed. This ground will be
seeded to lawn grass soon. AS the
season is so far advanced the work
of tree planting, setting out shrub
berry and making flower beds will
have to go over to next year
AT the special school meeting Mon
day, the resolution to authorize the
school board to borrow $4,000 for
the purpose of erecting new school
building was defeated, the vote be-
ing III to II. A resolution was
adopted authorizing the school board
to borrow $1,000 and with the use
Of $4,000 now on hand to erect
new building or build an addition TO
the present one.