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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27

erta were widely discussed here. The
report from Chicago that fiuerta was
travelling west, ostensibly TO the Pan
anna exposition, occasioned wide
spread speculation OF the possibility
of his coming TO III pas0. This dis
cuesion did not subslde upon the
publication OF a New York dispatch
containing statement by A. Y. Rat
ner his confidential business associ-
ate. that General Huerta was mot
going to El Paso." Numerous rea-
sons wero advanced for or against the
possibility of Huerta visiting Iel Paso
according 20 how the individual
Views the Mexican situation.
Scarcely less interest was displayed
Ia the published report that private
advices from Washington stated the
Eleventh United states cavalry and
eight troops OF the Twelfth cavalry
would be ordered to Fort Bliss with
IN the next two months
The recent activity pf Mexicans
along the border east OF Ei puso. the
discovery of fourteen machine guns
and 500 rifles IN local warehouse
owned by parties known 10 be con-
.necied with the ald rianiifico parry
and the reported appearance Of Gen
lnez salazar with a small band OF
men In western chihuahua. we're dis
eBssed others likewise professed 20
find significance in the reported pres
encC Of former General Pascual Oroz-
60 IN I'll Paso.
Adviees reaching here tonight stat
ed that several Mexicana, former ad-
herents OF General Huerta, were en-
route here from San Antonio. Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
ELIMINATION OF VILLA
PLAN on fIuERTA MEN

san Antonio, Tex, June 2G.-Ellmi-
nation Of General villa and coalition
with Villas chief lieutenant, Felipe
Angeles, selection Of Vasauex THgle
as provisional president and the req
toration 20 power In Mexico of a party
headed by Victoriano Huerta. former
dictator. Is the outline Of new pro-
gram In Mexican politics which Will
be- adopted at a conference OF eie-
ments antogonistic TO the other revo-
lutionary leaders, now gathering in
El Paso.
This statement was made here to-
night by Eduardo c. Herrera. a for
mer villa commandew. and taken IN
connection with incidents of recent
date, attracted widespread attention
among followers of the Mexican sit-
uatiOn,
Victor lluerta, nephew of General
Huerta with number Of former
leaders under lluerta's administration.
including Generals Ignacio Bravo.
Jose Alessio Robles and others, left
here tondny for m Paso. where II was
rumored they would be joined by Cen
eral lIuerta next week.
Santos Chocanow, accepted here az
official spokesman for General An
geles. aud who has been here for three
weeks. has held many conferences
with Huerta adherents. He refused
TO discuss the reported new move
ments except to say General Angeles
would not be at any conference In
sl Paso
The El Paso conference is 10 de-
eide how villa may be gotten out OF
Mexico and Tagle elevated 70 the
said Herrera who inti-
mated that other details Of the cam
paign probay had been settled al
ready
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
PUTTING Ur
STRONG RESISTANCE

Cologne (via London, June 26, 10 $50
p. m.)-The Russians are covering
the retreat Of their armies from Cali
cia by a vigorous defense along the
middle course Of the Dniester rather
than 20 the north OF Lemberg, be-
cause the ground in the district
whore they are now making a stand
offers greater natural advantages. ac-
cording to an explanation of the pres
ent situation presented by the Ga
zette.
further barrier TO the advance
Of the Austro-Germans Is strong
Qualifications thrown up By the Rus
slams at kamionka, northeast Of
Lemberg. Busk, further south on the
Bug river. and at Zlocowzw almost
due east Of Lemberg with which t is
connected by rail.
The Gazette says il is expected.
however that the advance Of General
Won Boehm- Ermolli's army soon win
result In a more rapid movement on
the north bank Of the Dniester.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
No Indication So Far as toI
Whether Russians Are TAX
ing SeriouS 0ffensiveI
Against Teuton Armies,
AUSTR0- GERMAN FORCE
IS BADLY CUT UP
Contradictory Reports Come
From Both Paris and Berlin.
Regarding Operations inI
Western Zone,

London. June &c O0:S5 u. m)-
The battle of the Dniester. which VIII
decide the fate Of the left wing OF
the Russian army ia Galicia, swayu
back and forth along the banks of
the river. SO far without decisive re-
suits. The Russians have thrown con-
siderable relnfOrcements into this
area. but whether they are planning
a serious offensive or are merely
fighting stuhbornly, preparatory to
another retreat. il uncertain.
Both sides have lost heavily. GEN
eral Won Linsineen's right flank and
center having been badly cut up
when the Russians threw the Austro-
Germans back across the river.
The Russians have been fortifying
their lines from the river to the
Russian frontier. and with the Aus
tro-German lines of communication
engthening daily, the task Of forcing
the Russians eastward becomes more
and more formidable. Although Berlin
claims that the Teutonic allies have
been forging ahead between the
Dniester and the district they occu-
pied east OF Lemherg, the advance
lacks the characteristics of the Inn
petuous rush SO noticeable in former
stages OF the Galician campaign.
The French and German announce
ments relative TO the fighting in the
western theater are 50 contradictory
as TO AFFORD only the haziest view of
the situation,
The German socialists are again
active IN the cause Of peace, accord
ing 10 dispatches frdm Germany, and
the prominent paper Norwaerts. has
been suspended indefinitely FOR pub-
fishing their peace appeal
Recruiting in England for the
army seems 10 have been temporarily
forgotten amid the high tension of
the campaign for munltinn workers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
MIDSHIPMENS DEFENSE
WILL BE PUT IN NOW

Annapolis, Nd, June ga defi-
mite point in the "cribbing' inyesti-
cation at the naval academy was
reached today when Judge Advocate
Watt at the close of the morning ses-
sion Of the court of inquiry, announced
that he had no further Witnesses to
cali at this time. The defense ac-
cordingiy Will begin on Monday the
examination of its witnesses from
among the members of the regiment
Of midshipmen now quartered aboard
the ships of the practice squadron.
a complaint against Ensign Il. Bur-
hen, one of the defendants. was filed
by Ensign J l.. McCrea with the com
mandant Of midshipmen and today
forwarded to the court by that Off
Ger. Burhen was charged with con-
tempt of court in attempting to talk
to a witness while the latter was un-
der the guard of McCrea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
YOUNG MANS DREAM
OF WEALTH SHATTERED

Los Angeles, June 26.--Kenneth
Wallace son of former lieuteiant
governor may squat no longer on
claim which he staked out in the
middle Of the millionaire colony Of
san Marino, near here.
Wallace claimed that six acres Of
the Henry Huntington estate had
been overlooked in surveys and were
open TO entry. So he camped on it,
and served bacon and beans TO visi-
tors.
The general land Office, in "A deci-
sion which reached here today. held
that the tract, being within an incor-
porated city. was not open to entry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
NEGRO PORTERS
ON PRESIDENT s
CAR FIGHT FIRE
While Chief Executive Takes
Long Auto Drive Trio of
COIored Men Earn Comnen-
datiOn for Prompt Action,


Windsor VT, June 26.-While Pres
ident Wilson was taking a long auto
mobile ride with members Of his fam
lily today three negro employees on
his private car were busy putting out
fire which caused intense excitement
in this small New England town. The
president expressed pleasure when he
heard of the work Of the men.
The three porters, while at work on
the private car New York" on a sid
ing here, noticed smoke coming from
the roof Of a frame house nearby
Rushing inside the negroes found that
the flames from a stove on the second
floor had ienited some rubbish and
that q woman was vdinly trying TO
smother the fire.
Fight Flames With Hands.
Without waiting for assistance they
set to work to eXtinguish the flames
with their hands In the meantime
an alarm had been turned In and a
few minutes later the entire Windsor
fire department, dragging their APP
paratus. appeared The fire was
quickly put out and the porters re-
ceived the thanks Of the citizens for
their work
The presidents private car is being
kept here constantly in case crisis
in the foreign relations arises and the
president should be called hurriedly
to Washington A present he has no
expectation of leaving before July 4
Wilson Spends Quiet Day.
With members Of his family. the
president himself spent a very quiet
and uneVentful day and night He
remained at the Summer White
House" working on some correspond
ence this morning and late this after
noon went automobiling through the
Connecticut valley 10 Hanover, n. H.
and White River Junction, Vt He
was accompanied on the ride by Mr.
and Mrs. Francis b. Sayre. Miss Mar
garet Wilson and Dr.. Carl T. Gray
son. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones and
"ree" Sayre remained at Harklaken-
den house.
During the ride the president and
his party became lost several times
and Mr. Wilson personally called toI
three natives along the roadside and
asked the way In no instance did the
men show any sien OF recognizing
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
Won HlNDENBURG NOT
A GOOD PROPHET

London. June 2G O0s50 y. m. IA
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd
says
Papers found on Austrian aud Ger
man prisoners show that the troops
under Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
We're assured By their commander that
We shall enter Warsaw June 2S: Ga
lleia will be entirely cleared Of Rus
SLAMS by June 80 and after that peace
can he concluded with Russia
Virtually all males between the
ages Of 10 and 80 left Lembcrg before
that city fell. In addition TO the sup
plies Of grain, oil. copper and other
commodities, the Russians removed
the valuable historical contents OF the
museum and art galleries before their
evacuation"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
DESPERATE FIGHTING
CONTINUES ~ GAiICIA

pctrograd. June 20 (,ia London.
June ~ t:2O a, m.-'rhe following
official statement was Issued today at
the headquarters OF the Russian gem
eral stun
As the result OF a strong German
offensive IN the direction of przas-
nysz, desperate battle. which con.
tinues. began In that region.
The enemy attacked Friday Ia the
region OF Rawa Ruska,
"The Russians took 1000 prison
ers during counter-attacks in the di-
rection of zotkiew and Lemberg on
Thursday and t,000 prisoners in re-
pulsing the desperate attacks OF
great forces on The Dnlester."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
FRENCH REPORT TELLS
OF LITTLE ACTIVITY

Paris. June 20 UO;so p. m) )~~The
following oniclal communication was
issued by the war office tonight
In the region to the north OF Ar
ras, the infantry actions reported IN
the preceding communication con-
tinued up 10 tonight our gains hayo
been wholly maintained
This day was mnrked by an in
telnittcnt bomhardment particularly
violent In the suburbs Of Arras
ION the heights OF the Mouse. to
the east of the Calonne trench. the
Germans delivered an attack which
was repulsed except az one point
where they penetrated one part OF
the trenches neld by two sections
"On the rest OF the front there is
nothing to report except artillery ae-
tions"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
TRENCH WARFARE
FACES ITALIANS
ON BORDER LINE
AustrianS Have Brought UP.
Strong Reinforcements and
Are Offering Effective Re-
SiStanCe,

Rome, June 20 CSs55. via Paris.
1890 p. M Rcinforcements re-
coiyed from both the eastern and Veg
tern fronts have brought the Austrian
armies operating against Italy up 20
the point Of efficiency desired by the
general staff, according to informa-
tlon obtained from the frontier
The fOrtifications ana defense
works along the frontier now have
been completed ana It is expected that
operations at some points like the
f.avaronne and Folgria plateaus
Malborgcth Predil pass, Tolmino and
Gorizia viii develop into siege war
fare similar 10 that wagcd by Ger
many against the belgian fortifica-
tons ON the remainder Of The front
the conflict is assuming the character
OF the struggle from trench to trench
which is raging on the francosBel-
gian front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
VILLA ORDER WORKS GREAT
HARDSHIP IN SONORA

Douglas. Ariz June 26.-All Hour
min owners ln sonora, Mexico, have
been notified by the villa military
authorities not to sell ilour to civil
lians under any circumstances, rs IL
viii be- needed for the army, accord
ing 10 reports brought here today
Because 0f these orders farmers
are said TO be making their own
-four in primitive stone mills and have
ceased selling To- the mills.
Grain crops surrounding many
towns and villages are going TO ruin
because Of lack Of iabor to harvest
them,
t.aburcrs in southern Moetezuma
and northern Sahuaripa districts are
refusing 10 accept issues OF war scrip.
demanding wheat "a payment Of
Wuges
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
NEW MILITARY MOVEMENT
IN MEXICO COMMENCED BY
ADHERENTS Of HUERTA, IS
REPORTED At WASHINGTON
BOTH VILLA AND CARRANzA
AGENCIES AGREE REGARDING
PLAN'T0 SEIZE GOVERNMENT

Large Party Of Former Commanders and Men Of Influence,
Under Administration Which Succeeded MaderO, Is Said
to Be Congregating at Ell Paso for Purpose Of Operating
Against uarez and 0Inaga; Whereabouts Of Late Die
tator, Who Left New York Mysterousy for West Has
Not Yet Been Determined; Severe Defeat Of Constitution
alStS by Zapata Forces at Mexico City Is Known to Ad
ministration From Official American Sources.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
SOCIALIST NEWSPAPER
SUPPRESSED IN BERLIN


London. June 26 1880 p. m.)--For
publishing the socialist appeal Iof
peace the Norwaerts has been sus-
pended, according to a Reuter- DIS
patch from Amsterdam The Nord-
deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung of Berr
lin, in chronicling the suspension OF
the Vorwaerts comments on the So
cialist pronouncement as follows
'rhe manifesto is greatly to be re-
gretted because it will create a hlgh-
ly undesirable impression abroad
THAT manifesto may be interpreted as
war WEAKNESS on the part of Ger
many. which does not exist. Military
events and the political situation OIL
fer prospects of a successful peace.
The German government on its own
accord will do what is necessary. uh-
til then there is only one watchWoid
for Germany-'hold through.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27

Pittsburg, Kan, June 26.-Opera-
tions were resumed at the two local
smelters today. when the greater part
of the furnace men who have been on
strike, returned to work The Pitts
burg Zinc company reached an agree
ment with its employees and the Joplin
ore & Smelling Co resumed with a
partial force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
GENERAL VESSELS is
CONVICTED OF TREASON

3loemfontein, Union OF South Az
rica, june 26-Convicted Of treason,
General Barend Vessels. ex-memher
Of the union defense council, was to-
day sentenced to five years imprison-
ment and fined $4,000.
Nicolas serfontein and Mr., Com
roy. a member of the legislature, were
each sentenced TO four years,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27

BILE ana asserts that u should not have
been addressed to the governments OF
countries fighting Germany.
An interesting fact In connection
with the manifesto Is that Il was writ
ten May e. but was withheld until
now because of ltalys entrance into
the war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
ANGELES DENIES ALL
REPORTS or DETECTION

Boston, June a6--General Felipe
Angeles. who is visiting his family Ia
this city denied emphatieally tonight
that he had anything to do with the
reported intentions of q large party
of Huerta adherents % start new
military movement Ia Mexico as
charged IN 4 statement from the
carranza agency in Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
YOUNG WOMAN KILLED BY
NEGRO WHO SUICIDES

Philadelphia. June 26.-Joseph
Thomas, negro butler in the ehi-
ploy of Frederick f. Hastings secre-
tary of a Philadelphia manufacturing
paper company. shot and killed Miss
Hattie Watson. sister-in-law of his
employer. at Devon, near here, to-
day. Thomas then committed suicide
The motive for the crime is unknown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
WORST FLOOD OF MANY
YEARS IN ALBERTA

CalgaY. Alberta. juno 2b.--Wnnt
may prove the worst flood in CAL
garys history, was raging today I'm
the Bow and Elbow rivers The Bow
rose five feet during the night and
was coming up today at the rate Of
four Inches an hour
Three million feet Of logs went
down the river when boom broke
at Louise bridge In the heart Of the
pltv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27

isY soaslns ioUrHAl srseiAl lsAssD wssI
Washington, June 80. ~ Onicial
news OF severe defeat OF the Car
rama forces advancing on Mexico
City was quito overshadowed In in-
terest today BY announcements from
both the Carrauza and villa agencies
here that large party Of Huerta ad-
herents, former military commanders
and legislators were Ell route To il
Paso. presumably With the intention
Of starting a new military movement.
The villa agency announcement,
communicated 20 the state icper-
ment said II had "a report. which,
however. was not positive that Vic
torian0 Huorth was among those IN
The party. General Huertas secretary
in New York. however, denied that
the former dictator was on his way TO
the border. General Huerta left New
York for the west last Wednesday
ana It WAS reported he was bound
for san Francisco
New Movement Afoot.
The Carranza agency. in state
ment. charged that General Felipe
Angeles, Villas chief lieutenant, now
in the United states came TO set the
new movement afoot.
The Carranza and villa agencies
have agreed In their public announce
mcnts. probably never before. since
they were established. The fact that
both agreed that "a new movement
was afoot in Mexican affairs was rec
garded as more than usually signifi-
cant
Enrique Llorente, confidential ag-
ent In Washington nf General villa,
issued the following statement:
THE confidential agency has re-
ccived most authentic Information
that on a train carly this morning en-
route from Kansas City 10 III Paso, |
there passed through san Antonio, |
Texas. GeEeruls Ygnaci0 Bravo. Ed |
uardo Coroatieta and several military |
chiefs with former congressman and |
senator's of the fiuorta administration !
Ilucrta's Movement Uncertain.
'lt is also reported, though not /
positively that Nictoriano Huorta Is
with the party
"The agency ia advised that The
purpose of the visit of these former /
to icl Paso is to organize .
expeditions aEpinat Juare2 and OF
laga with mfrccnarics recruited along
he border
THE confidential agency Was adj
,ised today that the Carrnuzisia army
lnder General Obrcgon was repused
il penulas. south of Agms Calientes
The Carranza agency issued the fol-
owing statement.
Former officers Of the fedefalist
army are concentrating at FL Paso
With a view 60 organizing now
against he constitutional
ST government IN Mexico and in fa-
'or af the reacti0nary eiements, ac-
'ordng 10 information received today
n the group en- route just now Tor El
,aso, are Generals Bravo Caus aud
1liseo Rohlea Together with "a num-
,er of officers of lower rank in the
I'D army of Porfiro Diaz and Nicto
ianO Huerta.
Gathering at El Paso it Is known
hat the plans of the cX-federals are
% eliminate villa by assuming con
rol Of his forces and driving that
rmy into limo for he old regime.
This t. the plan OF Gen. Felipe An
.eles and it is on his initiation and as
no result Of bis rcceut activities in
he United States that the movement
as been started
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
Nethoelist Minister Dies

Meadville, Pa, June 26.-Rey. The
odore l. Flood. one OF the best known
ministers in the Methodist Episcopal
church. died at his home here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington. June g. New
Mexico. Fair Sunday and Monday
not much change in temperature
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27
HUERTA TO REACH
~. pASO THIS MORNING

III pasO. Tex. June 2G.---Nic-
Tucumcari. y. VI, tonight on an
III paso x Southwestern train,
bound fer ~ Paso, according to
adyices from TucumNarl. The
train Is due here at G:30 O'Clock
Sunday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
PRESHNTERIt\ TiBi:RN ACHE
tTTKttrS LARGE CROWDS

In the Presbyterian Tabernacle.
erected on On pout property ius,
across the railroad from Ilopwocll prop
en- Key. Goodrich Wilson in "har..
OF the mission. estimates that 10000
people HAY" attended services there
during the summer. Nr Wilson is
masking plans to enlarge the scope Of
his work 10y installing an eating room
for tn" less fortunate of Hopcwcll.S
population Lodging houses vii. also
hc provided.
The Eaptists. McthodistS ANA Epis-
cohh!i'iuf ur" also dOnG It v~oui work
IN hrurin@ about Improvement ben the
moral tone of the community TN.
ministers Of all the churches ANA ihos.
~ charge OF til" branches OF the Young
men christian Association cooperate,
and they HAY" tn. support of TIA. pu
Font officials ia their efforts
I'm" greatest boon to th" moral and
r"iiSlous atmosphere OF Hopcw-u has
hc"n tn" coming of the families of
men who have cast their fortunes In
lhr nca town officials aud .mpiuyo.s
g tho plant, mcrchaur~. r.al estate
j., 20 nrofeNs ional men, and ,hos" iu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

erected by the Du Pont Company"
The Thnlhimer Real Estate Company.
me rs another OF the larger firms. Re
| Gently this company sold one OF the
principal corners in llopewell for
$4,000. This property once went under
the hammer to Il Petersburg woman
Tor Woo, An interesting story is told
OF THIS sale. She had just received her
allowance when she decided to pay n
visit to liopewell with her husband.
She attended the sale, and. against the
advice Of her husband. bid in the prop
ertS for $50. II was only a short
time later that she refused $4,000 for
H. IL has just been sold for s2a. 900.
Figure out the percentages for yourself.
BROADWAY LOTS BRINGING
GOOD FIGURES
This company also recently sold seven
or eight other Broadway lots for $1,000
ana $4,000 each. Twelve or iiftcen other
lots In outlying sections have brought
IN $500 and $4,000 ON the corner
iot Just referred to il is proposed to
erect large brick Office and store
building. which will be modern i'm
every respect.
;. n. Aippas g. Co. is another OF the
reading real estate firms. Mr.. Zippas
Is busy man. and has little time to
talk or his successes. lie is "A natural
'.ed Greek. formerly OF Pittsburgh. and
is one OF tho most prominent men
among his race. He takes n deep in
tcrcst In all tIopewell affairs. and was
one OF the moving spirits in the tag
day held last week for a hospital
Lempkcy & Williams are young
agents who carly saw the opportuni-
ties IN Hopcweli. and they connect ed
themselves with ono OF the leading
companies Since they have been en-
ceedinsly successful. and are earnest
IN their praise OF the people among
whom they have east their fortunes.
Last week they sold twenty one lots
with but little effort