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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
SELF GOVERNMENT FOR
POLISH MUNICIPALITIES
llssoclated Press Correspondence


Petrograd. April 6.-Self govern
mont for all municipalities in Poland
is put into effect in "a law just pro
mulgated here This il one Of the
first steps IN the autonomy which the
emperor OF Russia promised to the
frontier kingdom.
The municipal autonomy granted
in Poland Is equivalent to that en-
joycd by Russian towns Particular
care is taken 10 give the Jewish pop
ulatlon Of Poland. which is proper
tionately larger there than anywhere
else i'm the world, "A considerable de-
gree of representation.
The question of language is set
tied in a manner which appears to
meet the approval Of Russian and
Polish newspapers alike. Official cor
rcspondencc with the capital Of the
empire. as also with the public bodies
or private persons outside Poland,
must be in Russian. Replies to letters
addressed To- Polish municipal de
partments in Russia must also be in
Russian. Municipal proclamations,
placards. and notices must be in both
languages in parallel columns. De
bate In municipal councils or commit
tees may he at the speakers discre-
ton, but the presiding officer is
obliged to explain the substance Of
the speech If any member present
announces his inability to follow IL.
Minutes OF meetings and most official
documents must be recorded in both
languages In cases OF disputed in
depreciation where both languages
have been used, the decision shall he
according to the state language, Rus
sian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
BUSINESS OF BENG \ WIFE.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27

I a screw propeller. ar turbine 50
/ placed inside the pipe and hoe
I low the level of tie water i'm the ba-
sin as To propel The water mp the pipe
when rotated, and an electric motor
mounted at the upper end of the YER
tical shaft OF the turbine The wires
supplying current for the motor may
be- brought down from above or, If 1t is
desired TO conceal them they can be
easily led through wutei-tight tubes
along the central pipe
with "a properly designed propeller
"a very large volume of water can be
passed through this fountain In a
continuous stream, producing heauti-
ful effects as well as serving TO hui
mildly and cool the air whom used in
doors Experiments on a large scale
have shown that It is not necessary to
rpplenish the water for weeks when
the fountain is operated continuously
for the entire volume Is passed
through the fountain several times "a
minute and becomes aerated and pur-
flied In the process
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
ROosENEIT AND BARNES.

when the Barnes Roosevelt trial {.
ended, The people NJ the country viii
have had a pretty intimate view Of
the inside workings Of the machlu,
Boa Sew York. Also. there VIII be
much moro light shed on national
machine politics than is often seen
| hy the common voter.
Colonel Roosevelt has been la tho
midst of machine politics from the
time Of his nomination for governor
~ Ncw YORK. ana Barnes has been a
vital part Of the operating machln.
cry Now the people can see how the
wheels go round.
The spectacle may not be paftlcu-
lnrly elcyatIng, but Il shows up no
worse than the people have been led
To believe existed ln the government
al Affairs ~ The nation probably the
wonder viii be that things have not
been worse.
out Of lt ALL lct 10 Doc said in fair
ness that Roosevelt la not shown up
90 far as having been badly smrched.
he knew of the machine. his cam
paign was financed uy money contrib
utod by the Interests so fcrociously
denounced Just now hy him ana other
Ultra reformors. but he does not app
pear ever To have been Influenced
against public interest by the money
devil"
Probably the financial interests
that contributed the maior part Of
81 600. 600 campaign fund were about
the most decent part OF Il all II costs
money TO run campnisns. aud those
men felt that the country would be
more prosperous under republican
than under democratic admlnistra-
ton.
What the object Of Barnes counsel
rs in going into every nook and
Granny Of Rooseyclts political history
is difficult TO see. II is possible that
they hope TO stumble on something
that viii Doe injurious 10 him. aud it is
possible that they know. something
ana are laying broad foundation
before bringing g to light
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
PROTECTION or BUSINESS.

The Danbury Hattors' union decid-
ed to put y. r. Locwe n CO., of DAN
bury Mass. out of business because
the unions ala not like the way
the manufacturer conducted their
business. The labor men boycottcd the
hats made by Locwc a CO.. ana in
duccd lot Of other people to do SO.
But Loewo q CO. did not tamely
submit to having their business ruin.
ed. They employed lawyers ana in
stituted suit In the federal court not
only against the union but against
all Of the members Of II individually
The Judgment secured was for t252.-
600 aud costs and other expenses
make the aggregate 100000.
The iudgment was affirmed by the
supreme court Of the United states
unanimously aud the houses. say
ings bank accounts and an other wise
IDLE assets Of the labor men were
attached by the officers Of the fed
.eral court ana now are awaiting sale.
There is no more clearly defined
principle Of law than that any kind
.of conspiracy in restraint Of trade is
illegal under both state and federal
statutes Restraint of trade means re
struint the carrying on of any lcgiti-
mate business by an individual OF
corporation
sometimes, really good people la
their enthusiasm to accomplish a
certain end FAN to take legal advice
as TO the methods that may be pur-
sued legally. and the result is likely
to Doe both ciyil and criminal prose-
.cution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
QUICKLY RELIEVES
WITHOUT DISTRESS

The congestion of waste and
refuse from the stomach. ferment-
ing I'm tile bowels. generates poison
GUS gases that occasion distress
and invite serious Illness Health
ana comfort demand that this
congestion be speedily relieved
and the foul mass expelled.
The well-founded objection most
people have to the violence of ca
thartc and purgative agents is oy-
ercome by using the combination
Of simple laxative herbs with pep
sin that is sold in drug stores un-
der the name of DIR. Caldwell's
syrup Pepsin a dose at night
brings relief next morning, with
out discomfort or Inconvenience.
A free trial bottle can be obtain
ed by writing to Or. w. b. Cald-
well, ASP Washington St. Month
cello. Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
LAND AND SEA
ATTACK BEGINS
ON DARDANELLES
British Force Is Land
ed, Under Guns Of Fleet on
GaIIipoIi Peninsula 10 Attack
Turk Forts,
ar MORNING JOURNAL ssse,., LEASED w,asi


London, April 26 t5:2O p. m)-
The admiralty ana the war office de-
clarcd this afternoon that general
attack on the Dardanclles had be-
gun. IN army. it was said, had been
disembarked successfully.
The following official announce
ment was given out in London to-
day.
THE general attack on the Oar
danelles by the feet and the army
was resumed yesterday.
The Decentralization of the army,
covered by the fleet, began before
sunrise at various points on. the CAL
lipoH peninsula ana in spite of Sc
rious opposition fro mthe enemy in
strong entertainments protested by
barbed wire, was completely success
full
Before nightfall large forces were
established ON shory.
"The landing of the army ana the
advance continue
Private advices received in New
York today from London convey a
report current in England that Earl
~ ii'iiNi . Nov al ny W tilt HuilH'i
of 1907 and even zoo, 900 men. is
in the Aegean. 1t was supposed these
troops, which have been leaving
British shores in large numbers. were
going on the continent, but observers
who have returned from the British
front in France have commented on
the fact that none Of kitchener's
army is there and there il is known
that thousands of them left England
during the last six weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
FOUNTAIN USES SAME wArER

" hF@tt't NANA HhAftN'i
An entirely new kind of fountain
recently patented by Dr Nikola Tesla
the famous electrical inventor, is de-
signed to do away with the existing
drawbacks To the use of water fuun-
tans for ornamental purposes The
device consists of basin large
enough Ia hold the entire volume OF
water required central pipe rising
70 any desired height from point
well below the water level and FLAIR
ms OF linped, az the upper cnd go
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
Beware of 0intmentS for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

a. mercury Will surely destroy the sense Of smell
ana completely defanEe the whole system Mheh
entering II through the mucous surfaces Sheh
articles should never he used except ON rreserlp
lions trom reputable physicians. a the dnmase
they VIII do = teu fold 90 the good yea can pos
Silly derive from them Halls tataffh Cure.
manufactured by p. }, Cheney 4 Co, Toledo -
contains no mercury aad is taken hteihAhy
acting directiY upon the bleed and MUCOUS sur.
faces OF the system. Ia buying Haus tatsFl
cure be sure You GET tie genuine II : taAen
Internally aud made IN Toledo. ehie, ps = j.
Cheney Go. Testimonials free.
Sola BY Druggists Price. s5c per bottle
Take Hairs Family rus Tor constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27

Mayor-elect Thompson says he Is
going 10 run the criminal element out
Of Chicago. We have heard of other
mnyors-elect who made the same
threat regarding the Windy city, but
There never was time when II was
safe In the residence district any
where after nghtfall except in the
middle OF the street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
TURLEY PLEADS GUILTY
TO INSURANCE FRAUDS

Denver April 2G. Valley Turley
pleaded guilty In the district court to-
day W "A charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud insurance companies of $4,000
on his NE by means of a 'death plot
and threw himself ON the mercy Of
the court
Il was stated that Turley will be
a witness for the state in the case
against II II. Orahood on a charge OF
conspiracy
II was announced that evidence will
be taken ueaiust Turley saturday
next at which time sentence will be
pronounced
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
About rheumatism,

FULLY nine out OF every ten eases OF
rheumatism are simply muscular
rheumatism due to cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. which attacks
The larger joints knees. hips and
shoulders Neither OF these varieties
require amy internal treatment. All
you need Is a free application Of
chamberlains Lniment with vigorous
massage. Try il aud see how quickly
Il gives relief Obtainable every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
plcn,ls nnlll, ~ Murder

FhITmOni W Va. Anrll 80 --Roy
Taller who with l33 others was in-
dicicd for The murder of Constable
w Z Riggs, during riot between
striking miners and a shcrff's posse
near Fhrmneton W va, last Fehru-
airy, 'oday pleaded guilty and was
sentenced 20 life imprisonment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
A WISE PARDON.

The people of the state. acquainted
with the facts, viii endorse the ac-
ton of Governor Mcdonald in par.
doniug former Representative J. r.
Luccro Of Rio Arriba county convict.
ed OF soliciting bride during the
FIRST senatorial contest in this state.
We may accept 1t as fact that Lu-
Zero was guilty, but those familiar
with the facts quite understand The
manner n which he was induced {,
become party TO the room A
scandal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27

The court has instructed me TO sell
the entire bankrupt stock OF The
Leader within the next thirty DAYS,
ieNAfaless ~ enai n, l. tnote.
trustee 500 West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27
E;'4sI3|l!|i}l
~ 80
2 dozen Sweet Oranges, 25C

Fancy Lemons. doz ........ 2tc
) lbs. Mincsap Apples ....r.... Zoe
SOC can Morado Coffee ...... 25c
Good quality Coffee, $ lbs $500
Red Wolf Coffee. ..................... 30r
Best quality English breakfast Tea Zoe
75c quality Ccyl0n Tea, pkg. zoe
Large pkg Pancake Flour. ..... Zoe
15c can syrup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zoe
: bars sunny Monday Soap. $50. Poe
ArgO Starch. pkg. ................ Sc
3 cans Sugar Corn. ..,,....,.... Poe
3 cans best Tomatoes ......... Poe
Large cans Peaches .............15c
S-quart galvanized Pals. ...... i5c
Copper bottom WashbOilcrs. $500
Mexican Outing Hats ..... Zoe TO 25c
Boys soc Shirts ..t............ Zoe
Mems best Work Shirts ........ Toe
Mems SIPS to $500 Pants ..S1.00
Womcn's so Lawn Waists 49,. soc
WOmen's $500 and $3.50 On
fOrds ..... .....+. ......,..S %
Girls Buster Brown Oxfords
Girls Buster Brown Oxfords S100
and S1.25.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27

We have not yet heard that lluerta
has Indicated any desire for con.
ference With Hon John Lind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-27

THE JOURNAL takes aud prlnta
slsiy hours aud thirty mins
Hics ~ exclusive Associated Press
leased wire service zach week.
No other newspaper published Ia
New Mrsiep takes mofe than
twenty four hours 81 Associated
Press service during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
BULGARIAN OFFICIAL.

A delayed official communication
from Sofia gives the following account
of operations:
our armies continued yesterday TO
advance on the whole front in Ser
bian territory. In the Moraya Valley
our troops captured Vranya, thus cut
ting the railway line from Uskup 10
Nish.
On entering Vranya our cavalry
was az first welcomed with cries OF
"Ziyia!" (HurrahD by the popu-
lace. who had raised white flags. This
was followed by a hail Of bullets
from every house.
our troops, who are advancing
from Egr Palanks on Stratzin, have
CAPTURED q Serbian battalion.
In the Bregalnitza Valley we capt
ured the town Of Kotchans, from
which we are advancing westward.
That the Bugarians lost heavily In
the lighting az Strumnitza is reported
in a Hayas dispatch from Salonica re-
ceived to-day. IL is asserted that entire
battalions Of BulgarIans were ami
hilated by the Franco Serbian forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
CURTAIN OF FIRE
FAILED GERMANS
British See Them Through Bat
tie Smoke and RepuIsc Attack.

British Headquarters dispatch from
Philip Gibbs to DAILY Chronicle" Lon
dom. Oct. 1.-THE most interesting
news since the British advance around
Loos has been Sir John French's com
munique announcing the repulse of the
enemv's counter attack with great
slaughter on October 8. The Germans
concentrated their FIRE on our battalion
early in the morning. It was a terrific
ordeal The trenches we're not only
strewn with shrapnel, with the Ger
man batteries flung out enormous guam
titles Of high explosives, when Huhs
the earth in all directions.
Shortly before $3.50 the enemy opened
with rifle and machine gun iFe an
along the line. so that co1unuel
stream of bullets swept across the
space between the opposing trenches,
some fifty yards in breadth. mat space
vas filed with the smoke Of bursting
shells and all the reek of battle. includ-
ING poison gases and smoke balls, but
suddenly through this dense curtain
there doomed up several lines OF black
figures. They came on, shoulder TO
shoulder. swiftly, but not 30 fast that
our machine guns and rifles were un-
prepared for them.
our men fired in rapid volleys and
the machine guns plunged streams OF
lead on those shadowy figures In INC
smoke. Great numbers Of the German
infantrymen fell al once, and after "a
further short advance others lay down
o,d a email grOup of them tried 20
crawl back. Our machine guns and
rides concentrated on these group
and swept the Intervening ground 50
that few escaped. BY 8 o'clock the
enemy slackened fire.
Beyond our trenches lay lines OF
German dead and wounded, from whose
heaps there wriggled back only a ie"
survivors. Our own losses were not
negligible. bat the German counter
attack had been destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
BRITISH NOW HOLD
4-MILE SALIENT
Sir John French Reports That
New Line Includes West
Slopes of Hill 70.

London, Oct. l9.-The British hold a
salient whose chord measures four
miles In the German line north Of
Lens, according to an official report by
Sir John French given out tonight.
The British general refutes Berlin's
continued reports Of fighting northeast
Of Vermelles, and claims that the Al
lies line lies much further east.
In his report Sir John French gives
answer 10 the doubt as to whether the
British hold Hill 10, dominating Lens
from the north. He declares that the
new line extends from a point south
west Of Auchy Les La Bassee. through
he main trench of the Hohenzollern
redoubt, to a point northwest Of Hull
luch, and thence along the La Bassee-
Lens road, forming a salient long the
western slopes of Hill 70.
The statement follows:
"Since my communication Of October
Il the artillery on both sides has been
very active on our front south 81 La
Bassee Canal. The enemy has made a
number Of bombing attacks, all Of
which have been repulsed
"The continued reports in the Ger
man communiques of the repulse Of
British attacks northeast Of Nermelles
have no foundation in fact. The posi-
tons where the fighting mentioned
above has taken place would be more
correctly described as southwest Of
Auchy Les La Bsssee, from which IL is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
French Wounded at Salonlca.

British as we'll as French troops, the
dispatch says, took an important part
in the engagements north Of Dorian,
near the Vardar River. and at Vala-
novo, in the northeastern sector. At
the latter point the Bulgarians made a
counter attack, but subsequently fed
across the frontier, pursued by tho
Serb.ans.
The first train bearing French sol
dicrs wounded in the fighting with the
Bulgariaus arrived at Salonica to-day,
the Havas spondent al Athens tel
egraphs. With il arrived another train,
on its way 20 Monastir, In Southwest
ern Serbia. near the Greek border,
carving the books and money of the
Serbian National Bank. Bullet marks
on the ears showed the rife fire through
which it passed.
The mutiuy a Bulgarian regiment,
which refuse 90 fight against the
Serbs at KadibogatZ, is reported In a
dispatch % the Paris Journal" The
troops declined 20 fight against their
brother Slavs, according 20 the report,
and killed their colonel rather than
obey. The regiment. IL IS said, was
surrounded and decimated By the rest
of the division.
Sir Edward Grey was In receipt OF a
message to-day from Premier Niyiani,
sent At the same time to Sergius
Sazonof and Baron Sonning, respect
lively the Russian and Italian foreign
ministers, that the change in the
French foreign ministry had not
changed in any degree the policy
France was pursuing in concert with
her allies.
Sir Edward Grey and the other min
listers replied, thanking Premier Viyt
ami and assuring him of cordial col
liberation In the cause for which the
Allies were fght!ng.
The correspondent of the Milan
"Seco!o" at Bucharest telegraphs that
the Serbians are striving 20 occupy
Widn 20 prevent tho Germans from
establishing communication with the
Bulgarians by the Lom-Palanka route.
Tie Serbian army is seeking 20 en-
velop the Bulgarian troops operating
in the direction OF the Timok River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

about 1900 yards distant. Il lies
about 5000 yards northeast OF Yer
melles.
The new frnt now leaves our Old
line at a point about 1900 yards sculs'
west Of the southern edge OF Auehy
Les la Bassee, and runs thence through
the main trench OF the Hohenzollern
redoubt in an easterly' direction. 100
yards south Of the southern bulge Of
Fosse No. 6. 10 the southwestern cor
ner Of the qusrries. We also hold the
southeastern corner OF the quarriss,
our trenches running thence southeast
parallel 70 and 400 yards from me
southwestern edge OF Cite Saint ENe'
TO point 500 yards west Of the nor'H
edge Of Hulluch.
"The line then runs along The Lens
La Bassee road 20 the chalk pit, l.oOO
yards north Of the highest point OF HI
20. and then runs southwest 70 poia'
1000 yards east Of Loos church, where
il bends southeast TO the northve"
slope Of Hill 70 and runs along the
western slopes Of the hill, bending
southwest to a point 1000 yards SCUM
Of Loos church, whence Il runs Gus
west back 20 our old line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
3 MORE GERMAN
OFFICERS ESCAPE
Nine Now Have Fled Norfolk
Eclipse Crew Said To Be
on Swedish Ship.
--sA. IT, G Mann. Norfolk. va


Washington, Oct i9.-Ihree more
officers have disappeared from the In
termed German cruisers at Norfolk
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels admit
ted to-day. Nine officers have fled in
as many days. Surgeons Kruger and
Kromeck and Lieutenant Koch, Of the
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, we're missing to-
dav. They were on leave which eN-
pired on Sunday, when they were seen
in Norfolk.
Secretary Daniels said that no money
was being spent in searching for the
men. and that he did not know whether
env way could be found 10 punish them
should they be recaptured, other than
by strict confinement 10 their vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

were particularly violent IN Artois'
in the sector of Loos. 20 the north
of the Aisre, on the plateau Of .Nou-
vron. between the Mouse and the
Moselle, in the Forest OF Apremont
and FIN Lorraine, TO the south OF
Leintrey.
A group Of French aHators during
the night Of October 1913 lombard
ed the German aviation field at Bur
Eoncourt. 20 the northeast OF Cha
teau Salins It was apparent that
certain hangers we're demolished.
The Belgian official communication
follows:
After having taken last evening
as the result of a violent lombard
mert. a post established on the east
bank Of the Yser-Ypres Canal, the
Germans were driven out that night
by our troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

General Koevess captured the town or
ObrenovatZ.
South OF Belgrade the German ana
Austro Hungarian units after battle
reached tho heights east OF Nranio,
south Of Ripanj and south Of Grocka,
on the Danube. This indicates an
advance of about twelve miles along
the railroad -.
The right wing Of the army OF
General Won Gallwitz has captured
the region west Of Seone, as well
4 the villages Of Nobanj and Naia-
Hrisna. The plateau at Lucica and
those south and east of Bozevac. as
far as Miaijenoyac, were wrested
from the enemy.
The army Of General Bogatchef
commander Of the First Bulgarian
army rushed forward by way Of
Inowo toward Miajecai and in the
direction OF the valley OF Prot (in
the direction Of Nish, which is about
forty miles west of the town Of
Pirot).
Other Bulgarian troops captured
Vranya, in the valley OF the Upper
Morava, and, further south, already
have crossed the Egri-Palanka-Stip
line