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The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Petrograd, July Tt is denied by the Russian war office that the Russian army in Galicia is split. On the contrary, it is claimed that the Germans are now meeting with greater resistance than ever before and that Warsaw, Poland, is fully protected from capture,
 The terrific bombardment Of the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07
JOSLLN MAY SELL
 4. R. TO UNCLE SAM

Fairbanks, June: In a circular recently received in Fairbanks di- rected to the bondholders of the Tanaua Valley railroad and issued
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07
FLASHES FROM
 GREAT EUROPEAN VAR ZONE

Russian positions by the Germans gained the latter temporary adYan- tages in the first stages of the bat tie south of Lubin, between the Wieprz and Bug rivers, but the right wing of the German army was checked and finally stopped alto gether.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Athens, July 7-Seyen German are reported to have ar rived today at the Dardanelles.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Paris, July 7-The Germans are said to be planning a mighty stroke against the French in Alsace.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Athens, July 7-General Yon Sanders, the German commander of the Turkish forts in the Dardanelles is reported to have been wounded.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Rome, July 7-The King was a witness of the bombardment of Goritz by the Italian troops. A general assault of the Austrian field is now reported to be in pro gresS.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-07

Continued on Page B.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
CHILD WELFARE MEETING
DRAWS LARGE AUDIENCE

Prevention Of disease ana the com
batting of q after u appeurs was the
theme OF a lecture hy Or. :. -. Swope
Of Dcmlng at 8 wen attended meeting
arranged by the child welfare de-
Inrtment Of the Womnn's club last
right. The title OF the lecture was
"The Rider Of the Pale Horse
Addresses by Rabbi Noise Berg
mann. who spoke with special refer
ence "a the child welfare movement
l.. w. Weir. who for years has stud
led the subject OF public playground
and recreation. aud u s Lithgow'
president Of the Retail Merchants
association. who advocated the estab-
iishment % a juvenile court In Albu-
querque. followed the lecture Of Or
Swope.
An excellent musical program was
rendered by the high school orchestra
and the Woman's CLUB choir. The
program was ARRANGED hy Or Mar
rarct Cartwright.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
STIRRING QUESTIONS
ASKED MEN AT THE
METHODIST REVIVAL

Following a supper Ia lie church
parlors ana a social hour. an audi
ence OF men. w!th "a |sprinkiing OF
wDmcn. gathered in the auditorium 10
hear the ermo 20 men on 'Big Bus
i1ess' 40 the Methodist church re-.
viyal last nieht.
Tine question that Christ asked ais
disciples. How much better iE q man
than a Sheep" was put to the CON
gregauon. This query was followed
In rapid are order with questions like
these suppose you conid earn enough
money during au average llfc of 80
years aud neglected everything to do
$50, would you agcu q your hfo one
OF be- I~usiaossg or suppose % had
power 10 give 20 every man ip Anu
qucrIue "a lifetime o, perfect jo.. ahd
ala IL, would hat zoe tremendous
big business? or suppose @ could
touch one soul With the light That
gives ana eternity OF happiness, ~ did
not DO ]; because YOU were bus Darn
ink dollars. what sort Of a man would
you be- DO you not know unt hua-
drcds of people are perish.Ig all about
you whom you might rescue from
everlasting despair 10 You enjoy
watching them PERISH Are the child
zen of your family and .uut a%eguain-
lance satcg IL you were "a promoter
of some big busincf- With Ilg pay,
and your own son lreamr BOO. ana lt
became necessary Go give up your poo
sitlon and change climate tu dcs otr
yourself entirely Co That POD Boo order
10 save his mortal ne. would sou
do ~ Would YOU do the same thinga,
maze the same saprihlos for his ina
mortal soul3 DO YOU not realize that
SOU fathers are responsible for the
training of your children as well 80
are the mothers?
You consider tine big business meth
DDS of the standard OH company, far.
sighted and shrewd because higi
school boys are taken from school ana
trained 10 business service Tor the
company? Could you not do YOU not
consider the same methods Of tcninld
more value II applied to the trniuins
of souls Tor Gods serNiceF After aii
values are summed up, what doth o.
pront a man 90 gain the whole wore
and lose his own soul?' Are you ne
Elcetine the opportunities Of big bus
inesaF'
The response To these direct ques-
lions was prayer. Ndt prayer ~
preacher or deacoas. Dut by laymcn,
fathers OF children. Dozens OF men
went on their knees in silent and
audible petitions for childhood and
for more worthy purenthnod.
q record attendance Is expected to-
night when the rastor viii talk TO
young people on Birds of a Feather
Flock togcther.' Not only young peo-
pie. but an those who were once young
are asked 10 ne present. The Misses
WATSON viii sing iuct numbers and
the chorus viii h. se the usual song
proemm for thirty minutes preceding
The sermon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

The ladies Of 81. Johns Guild Will
hold q sale Of home cooking Satur-
day, commencing az ~ o'clock, at
Butts drug store. corner AN and
Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
KEEP LIVER AND
BOWELS REGULAR
WITH CASCARETS
No More Headache. Bad Colds. sour
Stomacl, ana Constipation.

Get a Decent box now.
No odds how bad your liver. stom-
ach or bowels. how much your head
aches how miserable and uncomfort-
able YOU are from constipation, indi-
gestion. h%iiiousness aud sluggish bow
els-you always get the desired re-
suits with .CascUrets.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make YOU miserable. Take
Cascarcts tonight. put an end to the
headache. hlllousncss. dizziness. nerv-
business. sick. sour. gassy stomach,
backache and all other ditrcss;
cleanse YOUR inside organs Of an the
bile. gases and c%onstlpated matter
which iH producing the misery.
A Decent nox means health. hap
pinoss and a clear head for months,
hackarhe and an other DISTRESS
n you will take q Cascaret now and
then. An druggists sell Cascarets.
Don't forget the childrcn-their little
insidcs need a gentle cleansing, too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
MAKES COPS
BLUSH WHEN THEY
GO TO GET HER

Now ami tnen q puiiccman'a ne o.
not a happy enc. Things happen.
Take captain Pat O'Gudy an
Desk Sergeant ga Donnhue. last
night. They went TO the rear OF d
South FlIst atreet cafe Go arrest jim
Moudu "a Chiunman. and Lucy cha
voz That should have been "a tame
Wocc"ding, devoid of embarrassment
for the policemen nut when they
went into the room Lucy didut have
ans clothes on.
u'Gmdy nnd Donahuc hastily pro-
claimed a state of afTeH over their
shoulders ns they fled e. wait foT
Lucy 90 come oui ana be- dcccntly
pinched
Eventually she ala, auG she and
Jim Nondu faced judge craig "a the
city our this morning, twenty-five
dollars apiece q cost them. They
paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees candy ctore makes a specially
OF homemade nut cafamcis.
Henry Hauis bassase. Phone sss.
Korher's saragc now open.
Pay your poll tax al hish SCHOOL
building. corner % Central and
broadway.
Miss Evelyn Reynolds wen, to Dem
Ing last night to visit friends.
Born. TO Mr. and AIRS j. L. Nc
klbbcn, OF t029 South Third street. u
son.
A marriage license was issued yes
tcrduy to Mrs susan Williams and
Morris Porter.
There VIII be n regular meeting ~
Harmony Lodge No. !. l. o. q. r., at
$50 o'clock this evening. All off,
GERS are urged 20 be- present. as the
degree team will put on work in the
inltiatory degree. Visiting odd Eel
lows welcome.
James A. scott. a forest ranger at
Capitun. b. in the c.ty On business.
John Kerr. who has been spending
"a month inspecting .grnzinp condi-
tons In southern New Mexico ana
Arizona national forests, has rctured
TO Washington Mr. Kerr In chief of
grazing for tho forest service and was
formerly stationed here.
Korhcr's garage now omen.
a. G. Ringland. district forester,
ANA a o. Waha. associate district
forester. have returned from "a trip
through northern New Mexico for
csts.
The local lodge of Woodmon Of the
World viii meet tonight az S o'clock
In Woodmon's hall Visitors arD VOL
come and ail niembcr- are requested
Ia attend.
pr. H. J. Hust ANNOUNCES that a
~cummittee oi business men ami lodge
members wiz go 90 san Diego to
push the campaign for tup location
of d Moose sanitarium mere The
Moose are to hold their general meet
Ing at san Diego.
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor at an,
First Presbyterian church left yes
tcrday for Chltugo. Uhcto he va.
called by business Boz DehaiI OF th,
Presbyterian asnhtorium OF this city
lie ls a member IS the national nom,
missionary conference OF the presby.
%tcrian church. which meets ir 81
Lnuis. No, uCSt week. Az Coopel
viii be- absent from homo for seYera
weeks.
Frank Bur. ~. haf returned from
- three months visit to hia old hom'
in Alabama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

Phune 8. REQ Barn, 81 Copper
W. T. rrimole 4 90
for nrst-clusa hacks and carriages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
GO ON A RUN SUNDAY

The first run OF the Albuquerque
Motorcycle club will be held sunday.
Fincen riders arc expected 60 take
part. The run VIII be- 10 riieras. The
start has hcen set for J O'Clock me
next meeting Will be held az Nein
shop. 220 south Second street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

10 IL easier to save money han 90
make IT, Here iH "a splendid oppor-
tuuity 10 save "a few dollars our
great shuc safe VIII commence toinur-
u b. the best time during tho
Whole wear 10 shoe every foot IN the
family Your shoe money should not
be- die In your pocket now Mems,
womcu'H and children's shoes All go
at % discount of from 20 Ia 90 per
G.. Mays Shoe store. lli West
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
Zrunitn Rlbicrn.

Zruz,tu Rihiera. 10 months old,
daughter of Mr. aud AIRS. Gabriel nj
risrn. died ye.terday M he pdrcntf
apartments at ,23 Fast street. The
family came here ron III pasu three
months ago. Mr. Rihicrp b. Il tailor.
Funeral services were held at @
O'Clock this morning at Fred Crol-
lofts chapel Burial WIS IN san Jose
pomtttFg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
M0RTUARY.
l.. ". Houston.

l.. W. Houston dice last night at
his apartments ~ he Highlands. tie
~ survived by ID widow who is here.
The body vas taken CO. the blake
more undertaking rooms 1t VIII DO
sent To a.. Joseph No, for burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

The funeral OF ~. \. Kumetat will
be held al Blakemorc's chapel Sutur-
dny afternoon al 3 o'clock. Rev, r.. y.
sChucler. ~ the Luthcran church, VIII
toudu,f the service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

show. consisting of comedians, girls
in fleshlings. elaborate scenic effects,
songs, dances, etc. Arthur Mayer
and Harry Koler have charge OF the
comedy department. They rehearse
familiar situations and grotesque
complications that are supposed, by
hurlesQue humorists. 10 make life
one continuous circus for fat Ger
mans and thin Hebrews. While their
conception OF comedy characters Is
rather unique, they manage TO en-
.iven the performance with their
chatter and antics.
Others who contribute generous
share 10 the entertainment are
James Hearn. Pearl Turner. May
belle Mayllfm. Virginia Tyson, Ed
ward Clark. Feed Taylor and Olive
LeCompte. the two last named hav-
ing been popular members OF the
summer stock company in the Cadil-
lac. They form a good singing team.
The principals lead IS new song and
dance numbers The chorus is large.
and well-balaaced. The girls are
supplied with frequent changes OF
costume Special lighting effects
are used In connection with some OF
the song numbers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
CHAPTER LII.
A DANGEROUS Connection.

There are few drivers or a high.
power car who permit themselves re-
straint upon an open road But the
machine that crept along the avenue
In this sparsely settled portion OF
suburban Los Angeles seemed al
most crippled. Everything passed 1t
even horsedrawn vehicles.
And one horse in particular kept
always on ahead. This horse was
Annette llington's.
There were four people In this car
and three Of them we're waiting
for the inevitable TO happen. They
crept on and on-always two hum
dred yards behind.
"Ah," exclaimed Hernandez final
~, lit cats in"
He was quite right Suddenly the
horse ahead swerved sharply TO one
side, violently shook It's head and
neck-lcaped frantically into the air,
and then, with a violent burst OF
speed. tore down the road like FIRE.
Hernandez Increased his speed TO
20 miles-to twenty.fve-bu the
horre tore on before him. Annette
was riding like the wind-but she
had lost control
Joe. in the car behind. leaped TO
his feet and tried 10 force his way
from the car. let me out" he
cried. struggling: Il got her into
this, and I'll get her out"
Hernandez turned TO the Brute.
Hold him" he commanded. And
the Brute obeyed.
Inez Castro now was on her feet.
T-ook--look--iook." she cried.
"he horse Is mad-he1l kill her
look--ah--ah-"
II was all over. In one fnal burst
Of frenzy the horse had leaped high
in the air. and come down on all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
lYCEuM.

Considering the expectations
aroused by the title "Septembe
Morn" this weeks Offering In the
Lyceum is timely one for Detroit
Editorial sharp-shooters OF opposing
newspaper factions could not ind
much In the musical comedy that
would make material for an ex-
plcsion, one way or the other. II
Is q lively afternoons entertain
ment, built about the painting OF
that slightly STOPPING figure, with
hands folded. standing 2in water
ankle deep.
The plot-if there is a musical
comedy with plots clever
enough. It gives opportunity for
several individual performances, and
they are all well done Maude Pot
ter is the leading member or the
feminine contingent. She plays the
role OF Argentina. tango dancer, and
with Leslie Jones she offers severn
classical dances.
Nat fnlillps ~ tut ltdulns luh
maker in the troupe. He plays the
role Of Rudolph. the art professor
in whose studio much of the action
of the production takes place. Phil
lips song offering. THE Spare-rib
from the Butcher Shop OF Life was
exceedingly well received. Adrian
Gran. although he appears in a
somewhat important role. is given
an opportunity 10 do some eccentric
dancing. and he does II SO we'll that
he was applauded Sunday as hearth
ly as the principal members OF the
cast NJ. X. Williams is the statu-
esque Mrs. Storm. and is well fitted
for the part. Edgar Murray. ST.
plays the part OF Major Storm. 9th
ers In the cast are Dorothy Earle,
Russell Price, Earl Farlow. Mona
Northrop and Wade Riesmay. The
chorus is at all times well gowned.
and there Is one dance in which
some members of II are not troubled
with an overweight OF clothing.
There are some chorus men, too.
very cute In their sport shirts. with
flowing black ties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
CAS- TOR1A
For Infants and Children
n. Use For Over 30 Years
Always hears % .
the ~ NWxN,G
Signature Of ~Ss<(W ~<<S<eAc

State OF Michigan. In the Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne. In
ant. vs.. Israel T.. wills. defendant.
No. 52203. Suit pending for a divorce
in the circuit court for the county OF
the 30th day OF October. A. d. 1915.
In this cause IL appearing from am
davit on file that the defendant. Israel
F. Wills. Is not resident OF this
state, but resides at welland. We'll
land county. In the province OF on
tario. Canada. on motion OF Ezra T.
Beechler. complainant's solicitor. II IL
ordered that the said defendant cause
his appearance TO be entered herein
within four months from the date of
this. order. and In case OF his appear
ance that he cause m answer % the
complainant's bill OF complaint to be
fled. and copy thereof to be served
on said complainants solicitor with
In Is days after service on him Of n
copy OF said bill. and notice ~ this
order. and that In default thereof
said bill be taken ms confessed nv
the said nonresident defendant And
II IL further ordered that within 20
dsvs the said complainant cause no.
tiCe OF this order to he published In
the Detroit Times. n newspaper print
ed published and circulating in said
county. and that such publication he
continued therein at least once In
each week. for six weeks In success
sion. or that she cause cory OF this
order to he personally served on said
nonresident defendant. NJ least 90
DAYS before the time above prescribed
for his appearance Geo I, Hosmer.
complainants solicitor. Law offices
Ns-s1t Chamber OF Com. Detroit.
Mich A true copy. Emil W. Colombo.
deputy register.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
GAYETY.

Jack Conway is a better-than-the
average funmaker. and In the role
OF the inimitable Irish comedian, In
the Gayety. this week. he shows
himself 10 30 the producer OF hearty
laughs. = Conway and Sam Bachen,
as SDitz. the explorer. are a good
team, and none OF their lines fail
10 bring forth laugh, although
some. nnquestionabiy, are Of the an.
tiquated variety.
Petite Eta Joerns leads The Lib.
erty Girls" az the shoH is called,
and she does Il we'll Her a.rvne
called for praise. And Jennie Ross
as the lightning dancer, injected
variety into the show.
The Flying Sherwoods and the
Bohemian Four. the TWO acts Of the
olio. ar. the best the Gayety has
shown In months The Sherwoods,
a man and woman. go through fast
bar and trapeze work 20 feet from
the stage with such speed that the
eyes OF the spectators open in won
dcrment. The members ot the quar-
tot sing in perfect harmony. and re
/ sponded 20 an encore Sunday.
Kathryn Dickey, who sings sew
cral OF the leads, has a pleasing
voice. and was encored severa
times In Come Back TO Erin"
The scenic effects in the secon'
act are unusual. the first represent
ing a landscape In Normany Tn
costuming OF the company is elat
crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

I'm be damned II do your bid.
ding any more" snarled Joe.
Hernandez darted a glance toward
lnez. She returned II.
Leave him with me-" che said.
Hernandez did as he was bid. He
left her alone With Joe. And Ia The
next 10 minutes Inez Castro made
love 10 Joe as she never had before.
She overwhelmed him with enchant-
ment.
Tonight" she whispered TO him,
tonight. Americana. But breathe
rot a word to him-he will kill us
10th"
Half an hour later Annette swung
out Of the hotel grounds, mounted
m a wlry little pony.
She spied Joe and drew In her
steed. She noted tina: Joe was un.
duly excited.
Joe" she exclaimed, "tell mother
III be safe
Under certain influences Joe's
mind acted with unusual rapidly
ia anu TIC VAIN eyes VI IHtk
Castro had set him well on edge.
Without a moments thought he
stopped by the road side and pluck
ed thorny burr. He Strengthened
up sgain. with the thorny burr con.
cealed within his hand He did not
answer Annette at first, but ap-
preached her and her steed.
Good COW PONY" he exclaimed.
He stroked the horses nose. its
neck, its tanks. And then he did
another thing.
Safe as they make EN-" he con-
tinued
And then no did the trick. His
right hand stole gently up across the
horses back. behind Annctte-stole
10 the saddle.
Swiftiy-and unnoticed-he push
oil the thorny burr Under the saddle
next to he pony's skin. Then he
slouched away In the general direc.
ton OF the bar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Hernandez, alert but satisfied OF
temporary safety. beckoned TO his
wo companions and the three crowd.
ed into the dingy little closet OF the
porter.
He turned back 10 the porter. Tell
u.s." ne commanded, the best route
To San Pedro and Los Angeles. Our
way lies north"
Many hours later al Los Angeles.
a cote-ie OF Americans sat around a
broad table N On unused courtroom
in the postofIice building in Los An
eeles.
Spread upon the table We're a num-
Der OF documents triHket or two.
Among them was a locket. Among
them were a pa, chcdtocether parch-
meut map and Spanish grant.
Tie admiral leaned toward the
United States district attorney-the
hitter had come down from San
.ncisco TO place the seal OF his
[ }ar,ment's approval upon the mat
ter now in hand.
Are YOU satisfied" queried the
admiral
Absolutely" said the district at
torney, the paper title Is AZ pres
e1t Unassailable. and as much 10 be
recognized as though"-he bowel 20
Annette-"as though our fair daugh-
ter here were sister republic. II
remains for you. sir"-his glance
bent upon the commander OF the
bat'leship Nissouri-"to find ont
who NAV be in posses sion-and 10
Gust them In favor OF this paper
title"
81 wonder wnum wei find?"
unused Annette. her eyes glowing.
PROBABLY no one" returned the
admiral.
He returned the documentary evi.
depce and the trinkets TO his port
folio. These" he said 10 the dis
trict attorney, al take with me-"
Exactly" said the other, 1--WE
have photographs OF all OF them. The
investigation has been OF interest
A curious situation"
The district attorney placed be
fore Annette bulky document
You vii, be compensated for this
Lost Island" ne said. land the gov.
eminent stands ready now TO make
Won a substantial advance OF money
upon the signing Of this paper"
Annette signed-and sighed with
relief
That's done" she exclaimed.
The admiral bowed. All rose.
You are rendering our country a
great service, Miss Ilirgton," he
said. and your country will do ifs
lcvel best 10 protect you. Can we
do more?"
Neal salu,ed. II understand. sir, .
"he said TIA; { am to command the
the expedition"
Yes" in,erposed tho commander,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
BACKED BY He u. S. NJ"
CHAPTER LII.
A Thorn in the Flesh.

II was late a night when Herman
deg and his two companions, Senior
tia Inez Castro and the Brute, crept
10 the outskirts OF the village OF
Santa Maria. and stealthily APP
preached the ram shackle old hotel.
For two days they had kept carefully
out of sight.
They had LEFT the dead Ponto TO
his fate. He had now become a
cipher He was food for the jackals
and they left him to the iackals.
Then" said Inez, lit shall be
Pontos share for mine"
Hernandez ieered at her. What
does 1t matter" he returned; what is
mine is yours. fair Inez-lnez. mine
own"
She crept TO him. resting her
shoulder against his breast,
You mean that, Hernandez? she
queried, a jealous note tinging her
tone There is no one-there never
shall be no one-save lneZ"
Hernandez leered again. thine
and time have I not told you so?"
he answered. I'VE are one-as In
the past-so In the present-so in
the future"
Hernandez brushed her gently 70
one side and rose 10 his feet. WAR
frst--iovc afterwards" he said
Business now-and later, happiness
4 whirl OF haopiness-of worldwide
happiness. When | am king Of a
principality-aGd you arc queen.
Come, let us on
Softly he crept TO a secluded door.
way of the hotel and knocked eau
tiously upon II. II was opened in
due course. The frowzled head OF a
servant thrust Itself forth.
All" whispered Hernandez, my
good friend"
He slipped goodly coin into the
hand OF his good friend-and the
good friend became at once a better
friend.
THE Americanos7" queried Hef-
nandez. Have, they gomez"
Gone" returned the servant. TO
day they went. Enter. senior"