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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
eonItI1spoSDt;NT DESCRIBES
OPERATIONS OF ALLIES

Iondun. MAY ti:30 a. m.) The
Dardanellos correspondent of the
Chronicle has sent the following dis
patch under date Of April S0s
During the early lighting the
Turkish positions ran from The crest
above Maidos 10 the crest above ling-
bail. The allied forces were along
the shore at the mouth AZ the valley
and occupying The zt.xmak valley
"rhe allies then extended their po-
sitlons along the northern ridge
whereupon the Turks position on the
southern ridge became extremely dan
geroua because Il was commanded by
fire both from warships and landing
forces pn April rs the point Of in-
tcrcst WAS the southern tip OF the
peninsula where forces were landed
IN Morto hay and north OF ciaba TIE.
peh During the forenoon these
;Tuui,s occupied the district extending
distance OF about a mile aud a nalf
from the point OF the peninsula.
"At midday allied batteries began 9
general advance. The Turks replied
from positions a mile from Kltithia
which gums Of the fleet had set afire
earlier IN the day Just north Of this
village Is Achihaba peak 700 feet high
NNitn uulnHdltH the ftktuh Gnu - tue
chief obstacle to the allied advance.
Tho TURKS relrcated gradually Ia that
direction from their positions IN the
southern part Of the peninsula. Thclf
movements were easily followed from
the sea especially hy clouds Of dust
thrown no by moving batteries and
later The artillery duel was plainly OBJ
served
Before evening the allies had
stretched their Inc across the penin-
sula showing an advance OF another
mile and half while The Turkish
forces had reireated to the outekirts
az blasting krithia ~ nightfail this
town was virtually tn the hands q
the allies aud the fleet WAS shelllne
Achlhahn preparatory ia an attack on
the positions there Thr same after.
Don ihere was activity also In this
northern position below Gaba repie
/ evidently good progress was made T.
throwing the force across the PENN,
sula there with the object OF com.
manding the narrow from the height.
above
~ this time a firm footing hes
/ been gained IN the landing fore,
which assures the allies control Of m,
I tip 81 the peninsula and the entire
+ western side
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
HEARD IN ALBUQUERQUE
How Had Backs Have nccn Made
Slron9--iNidncy Ills Corrected.

All over Albuquerque you hear 1t.
noan's kidney pills are keeping up
the good work Albuquerque people
arc telling about IL telling Of bad
backs made sound again. You can
believe the testimony of your own
iownspeopie They tell II for the
benefit OF you who are suffering II
Your back aches II YOU feel lame
sore and miserable. II The kidneys act
toe frequently. or passages are
painful. scanty and of color, use
noan's kidney pins tho remedy that
has helped So many of Your friends
and neighbers Follow this Alhuuuer-
cue citizens advice and give Doan's
q chance % do the same Tor you
Mrs. Thomas Illakgmore. ai6 3
Arnn ST. Albuquerque, says Il knew
I needed q kidney medicine as my
back achea and | had other kidney
ailments I used one box Of Doan' s
Kidney pills and have never needed
any kidney medicine since NY rela-
lives have also used Doans Kidney
pills With the most satisfactory re-
suits"
Mrs Biekemore Is only enc af many
Albuquerque people who have gratc-
fully enderSeds Deans Kidney Pills. N
your back aches-lf yeAr kidneys
bother yop. don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy--ask distinctly for
Doaa's Kidney pills the same that
Mrs blakemore had~-the remedy
backed bs home testimony, soc all
storee Foster Milhurn Co, Props,
Buffalo, y. Y, When Your Rack Is
Lame Remember the Name"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

Carlo, Egypt. May 6 tvip London,
4327 y. M --Somc Of the British
troops who took part IN the landing
at the Dnrdanollrs have arrived ~
Egypt. They are the first mon to
reach here from the scene Of the
lighting and they rclate stirring incl
dents In connection with the landing
Of the allied forces az the straits,
AZ Snri Bair, the men wadinE
ashore, rushed three ridges In sue
cesslon and running bayonet iight
extended more than three miles
We lifted the Turks on the end
Of our bDyonets and hurled them
over our heads" said one enthusiasts
tic invader,
The men told Of the arrival Of re-
Inducements aud said the ridges
were carried BY storm IN the iiisl
rush. The concentrated 1uFkish IRE
during the beginning Of the lighting
WA terrific Sbrapnet machipe sun
and rifle caused very heavy casual
flea among the allies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
GUADALAJARA IS
NOT COMMITTED
TO ANY Faction
Second Metropolis Of Mexico
Is Now a Neutral City, Ac-
cordlng to Letter Received
in Ell Paso,

isr MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL Lrterr WiHGi
ri paso. Tex, May 5,-The second
metropolis In Mexico. Guadalajara.
has become a neutral city. according
to letter received from there today
The writer said under date OF April
20 that troops of neither Mexican
faction had occupied the city since
the departure OF the Carranza force
which Joined Obregon's army in CEN
tral Mexico.
Better order has been maintained
by the neutral police, il was declared,
than by either the villa or Carranza
troops which have occupied the city
alternately since the division Of the
c0nstitutlonaliat army No battle has
taken place within the city.
Guadalajara has a normal popu-
lation Of more than 100000 persons
and large foreign colony. The cam
paign in central Mexico has rendered
the city practically out Of touch with
the rest of the republic
Persons arriving here today from
Aguas Calientcs reported that villa
was about to take the aggressive
against the Obregon army which
scored the last victory several weeks
ago at Celaya. Since that time no
lighting OF consequence has occurred.
although advance guard sklrmishes
have taken place frequently Just south
of Leon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
DIPLOMATS HOPEFUL or
PREVENTING HOSriLITtES

rekng May 1.-THE third secre-
tary Of the Jaranese legation today
visited 1Sao Yulin, the vice minister
OF foreign affairs and intimated that
the legation might still be able 20
prevent hosiilltles He asked whether
China's reply Of May / Is the Jap
anesc demands was final Tsao Yulin
said that he had no Instructions be-
yona that rcplN but after the visit Of
the Japanese secretary had ended
Tsan Ymln wont 60 the winter palace.
who're he saw President Yuan Shi
kai Leaving the winter palace Tsao
Yulln visited the Japanese legation
Dispatches received here from Tsi-
nan, province 81 Shantung, report
that Japanese troops have mounted
nine cannon Ia the suburbs Of that
city, The chinese troops, obeying a
general order from Picking, did not in-
teffere
Tsinun lies about 25o mites south OF
Picking II Is the junction 81 the rail-
Way leading from the Shantung penin-
suia % 'lien-tsin and reklng.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
RUSSIANS SAY riGnTiNc
N GAiICIA ~ "sTtBBoitN.

petroarad tvia London. May 3,
1ist0 ID. m.l 49,. The following official
communication was issued hy The Rus
sian war office tonight !,
AN. enfmy cruiser and other small
hostile warshipa were sighted OF II
bnu today
In the region Of Rosscny (kpvnol
province. We are successfully adfane-
ing. ON {he other fronts rs far as
me upper vlshlin there IN no change.
Sin Cailcla the fighting between the
Nlsiulu and the carppthigne u de-
yelopine with unyarvlng suibbOfnness.
The Germana have brought up to line
fresb forces Of great strength SUD
ported hv very numerous artillery, We
enefny. following hls old tactics Of Mt
lacking IN masved formation y suffer-
ing enormous loreeH
some Of our units fell back TO the
second line o. fortificatlon after deA.
pcfate fightipR During the night Of
MAY g-s III the direction Of Htfy tho
enemy rccaptnred part ~ the trenches
on Mount KahlSka. The following
night we countef-nttnclkeh and dis
Lodged the enemy. We captured here
over 1900 prisoners including 30 Of
flcera.
'.in the region 81 Angclow. on tht
upper ionmitxa. the enemy on May
3 assumed the offensive on q some
what cxtcnalNe front but the move
mfnt was barren Of results,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
POISONOUS GASES ARE
USED AGAINST ENGLISH

London, May tiO:02 p. m.)--The
following official communication was
issued ills evening by the British war
office.
The general situptlon remains un-
changed. Fighting IL IN progress on
hill No. 80. southeast Of Ypres, on
which the Germans attained footing
this morning under cover of poisonous
gases which were greatly used and
we're favored By weather condition,
"a feeble attack also preceded By
an extensive use OF poisonous sas, was
nude east ~ Yprcs and was easily re-.
pulsed, our artillery infllctlng severe
losses on tho enemy,
In The nsigbborh0od Of Gvonchy
tho Germans exploded mine and
again employed poisonous gas -Four
men were poisoned but otherwise the
enetny's efforts ia This direction failed
completely
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
NO INFORMATION
IS RECEIVED Of
JAP ULT|MATUM
Washington Has Not Been ADJ
.viSed Of Such a Step and
Hope Is Felt That Matters
May Yet Be Smoothed Over

Washington, May 5.--secretary
Bryan said today that the United
slater had not been advised OF the Is
suance Of any japanese ultimatum TO
China
As The state department here Us wen
Informed on the progress OF the im-
portant negotiations IN pcking this
led observers here to the conclusion
that IN all likelihood the latest Jap
anesc mole. while drastic in tone, does
not mark The conclusion OF the. me-
gotintiona
In japanese circles It IL believed
that this note will Ia the end be suf-
ficient to secure The compliance Of
China with the principal demands Of
japan,
surrender MOI Expected.
IN these same quarters, however. Il
n pointed out that IL would be too
much 20 expect the Chinese negotla-
tors 10 make "A. complete surrender
without an attempt By President
Yuan Shl Sai and his pntty leaders 70
elicit an expression OF opinion from
the great powers Interested IN China.
and to SECURE moral support from
them
II was suggested that this idea
might find expression In note from
President Yuan TO Great Britain. the
United States, France and even Ger
many asserting that the Japanese are
seeking TO destroy the integrity of
China and to Invade the trenty rights
Of these nations. II the replies re-
ceived are unrespunslve TO this ap-
peal. or are confined simply 10 polite
expression Of sympathy without prom
al Ia. lot l.
Japanese program II rs suggested that
President Yuan may then commune
cate the result Of his efforts TO the
varions ylceroya Of the great Chinese
provinces and declare that he finds
Il necessary to submit without the dis
play of force.
The state department up to late to-
day had received no advices concern
Ing the international situation IN
China ANA whether any unctu-iness
was being felt in legation quarters.
AT Picking are $50 American ma
rines commanded by Lieutenant Will
inns, guarding the American ltga-
ton. AT Tien-tsin are the beadquar-
ters OF the first and third battaiions
and machine gun platoon Of the hif-
tcenth United states infantry.
Gable advices from Toxic tonight
that the kokumin had published a
statement that Il learned from an au-
thoritatiye source that the United
states was endcavoring 70 mediate
between Japan and China were not
commented upon by government off
cials Earlier in the day however,
Secretary Bryan had said In response
60 inquiries that no step had been
taken BY the United States in an eff
fort TO bring the two parties to an
agreement,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

southwest "A, this attack they sue.
ceeupd In gaining a foothuld IN out
first line, but countefrAtiack en-.
nhled Us almost e. immediately re-
occupy half uf the ridge We have
maintained ourselves there aud 70.
ward the md II the day we delivered
second dountrf-attark. the result 81
which IA ilpt YET known. This was iai
the purpose of rctaking the rest 81
the positions which the Germans had
penetrated
'sln The PMuntnlnfe wood we gained
y SUCCESS M carrying two successive
lines III German trenches g ne enAl
OF the positions previously captured
bv up nnnr the road from Flrey g
Esnst We immediately Joined these
trenches to our own lines and We
have strengthened ourselves there
Three rountcfrattark ~ were direct
"a AGAINST ~ during the course OF the
dn1. but these were complriei, re-
pulsed with heavy LOSSES 20 the en-
cmv IA Killed and prisoners
'sin Alsnrn on the north bank ~
the Fccbt river We continued 70 sain
around. This morning VIC took pos
session OF Manel0ft east ~ Slllnhcr-
w9tes fHIii s5ej 81 hsve progress
"a In the objection Of he river toe
ward stclnbrpck. 500 meters from
Metxeral.N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
EXPOSE Of SPY
SYSTEM BANNED
BY THE CENS0RS
William lie Queux'S Book on.
Menace of Secret Agent I'M
England Is Suppressed as
Measure of Policy,

London, April 20.--At the order of
the war office. the censor has put his
ban on "Brtain's Deadly Peril" a
book by William lie Queux purporting
to expose the spy danger N Great
Britain. Thousands of copies which
had been distributed among dealers
are held up and the publisher is en-
Joined from printing any more copies
This is done through the defense Of
The realm act
lie Queux told in his advance no.
tees Of alleged personal experiences
Ia support his theory that the islands
are honeycomhed by German spies. In
one case he tells of seeing mysteri-
Gus light in lonely house on the east
coast of England where Herman
lived lie claims that he rigeed nm
q flashlight some distance away and,
enpioSlng Il one night when light
appeared IN the German house. receW-
cd in reply what was obviously code
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
FIERCE ATTACK
ON DARDANELLEs
IS MAINTAINED
No News Of Result Is Allowed
to Get Through Censor but
Turkish Losses Are Known
10 Be Enormous,

fsy soHsino JOURNAL sstcist tsAseo was
Constanflnoplc, siai 4 tvia London,
May al--Dospite the decision Of the
Turkish government 20 refuse AL
correspondents access 90 the Dard0-
nellcs region, exception was made IN
the case of twO Germans ana the AS
ISOLATED Press correspondents. The
party arrived on the night Of May 1
While the town Of Dardanelles, after
thirty hours. was still ahlaze The
scene was one Of deaolatlon, with
crumplcd walls and houses
Maidos also WAS burned and yes
tcrday the town ~ Ciallpoli was set
nbl0ze--nll by Indirect IRE from the
gulf u saroa With ignition shells di-
recied by captive balloons and aero
planes,
lnuussant aud heavy firing on the
Gallip0li peninsula has continued
from the landing OF the allied forces
bat details Of the new campaign can
not he told for military reasons The
straits themselves 40 far az known,
have not been seriously attacked since
the reopcning ~ the operations, but
yesterday seven sliin9 were seen and
heard on Seddul Bahr firing inter-
mltently
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
CABINET cOuNcIL TO
CONSIDER SITUATION

TolSio, May (s.30 .. mo- The de-
uberations between the Japanese Of
ficials concerning the situation be-
tween japan and China continue
The emperor viii preside tomorrow AZ
q cabinet council, No official an
nouncemcnt WIS forthcoming today
concerning The situation.
A big fleet of warships Is taking on
supple at Saeho, The Japanese In
the province Of Shantung are concen-
trating al Tsin-tao and those in Man
churia are preparing to take refuge
In the railway zone
The kokumln IN is issue Of today
says II learns from an authoritative
source that the United States Is en-.
deavoring 10 mediate between Japan
and China and that this is one reason
why the cabinet deliberations have
bee protracted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
MUNICIPAL JlTNEYS
ASKED BY UNION MEN

san Francisco May a.~--One hun-
bred union ear men. recently diseharg-
ed hy tho Omitted Railroads company,
Which has fetasrd e. permit its en-.
ployes ~ organize. asked the San
fisaeisce labor eoancn TO-DAY to M.
prove a plan 10 operate motor bias
system ~ competition with the cons
pauy's cars
The Amalpamated Association Of
street ana Electric Railway Employees
as The new nnlan Ia called would op-
crate the system. according to the pc.
ttlen 50 The labor council, and has
already arranged te operate a mum.
bef ~ dpNhiesdeeked motor bnsses
and automobiles No action MAS tak.
"a on the petition today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
SMALL CAPITALISTS
NUMEROUS IN GERMANY

ilerlln. Aprll 1.-THE great loan
Just brought oui bt tho German gov
eminent called ont The ANAL capitalist
Ia numbers never heretofore heard Of
81 the flofatiun Of public loan When
over a2G.6n0 Germans offered sub
seriptIons ~ 1900 marks tsifB) and
less for the September loan, this was
REGARDED as especially eloquent testi-
mony 90 the patriotic enthusiasm Of
the great MASSES Of the German pe0s
pie Eut the March loan has far
uiore remarkable participation OF the
small capitalists Not less than 2,lia.-
22u subscribers to Il are taking
amounts Of St4g ana less, anil 4b2, 00n
Of these made subscriptions Of SfS
or under. The total number Of sub.
scr.hefh 20 The loan WIS 2,69i0a0 and
as tue total amount Of money SUBJ
serlbed WIS $1,000. 000. the aver.
aye subecfiption WIS 1901
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

TURKISH PRISONERS BRING
MINIS on TERRIBLE LOssfis

Paris. uss q tf2;35 q. M News
from Myiilcpe received by the liavas
agency by way Of Athens. SAYS the
Turkish prisoners who have arrived
at Tenedos, admit that the Turkish
army has suffered enormous LOSSES
from the combined fire Of the guns Of
the fleet and the quick fircrs Of the
expoditlonary forces
The allies, according to reliable in.
formation, occupied ~ number OF
strategic positions on May ana the
land forces continue TO receive REIN
forcemcnts daily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
AMERICANS APPEAL
10 CONSUL FOR AID

Nogales, Ariz.. MAY 5.-Geraid
Twombly and Richard Leblanc,
Americans under arrest at Altar, So
nora, appealed to Frederick Simpich,
United states consul at Nogales, to-
day for aid Simpich received let
ter from the men stating that horse
trade with an Indian had resulted IN
their arrest as horse thieves and that
all their property had been confis-
Gated
The consul requested Jose Mayto-
rena, villa chieftain In Sonora. to
have the men transferred to Nogales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
NE TH0DlST BISHOPS
TO MEET IN DALLAS

st Louis. May Fourteen bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal church al
meeting Of the board OF bishops
here today aScided to hold the fan
meeting October eS-Sl. at Dallas,
Tex.
\ committee consisting of Bishops
n. r. Hoss. Collins Denny and j At.
Rims VIII arrange this Years con-
ference appointments subject 10 re-
vision al an open meeting Of the
entire body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

Austin. Tex May Tie eonslliu.
lloneiiR ef the Fort Worth ordinance
regulating the opefatian IF motor cars
which curry n4sseugcry fof q five cfnt
rare MAS upheld today hy thr court OF
apptfts 10 q test easp appealed from
laffani county This decision af-
sSl~ operators ~ iasseneer carrying
automobiles Ia an parts 6f the state.
The court W lts decision oxernied tho
contention of the plaintiff that the $40
assesked against each operator IN fhr
fo-called "iltneyks was al occupation
tax and Unconstitutional The do-
eisicn declared L IS be license free
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
IS
WORST FOE OF
DOCK WORKMEN


Ha.re. France. AprH 11.--rhe de-
velopment Of tho anti-drink crusade IN
England Is being followed closely IN
France. where many industrial experts
have long urged that excessive drink
ing among the industrial experts and
manufacturing population In France
Is chargeable with a heavy toll of M
efficiency
one of these experts, Prof. Joseph
Relnach, has published the following
program Of the average DAYS Ia
Dor Of a dock workman in q typical
French port
a. m TO s a. m.-WorS.
s Il. m Pay
20 breakfast and drinks.
Si15 to 10--~Work
10 to l0;30--Aperitif (appetizer,)
1880 to liz Work.
III 10 t2 S0--lunch. with drinks
1890 to Be- Work, then pay
$ TO a.ao--Snack al bar. with drinks.
also to work, then pay
TO 5sl5--Aperuf
h;t5 to 6-Work.
From O'clock" says NJ Reinach,
most Of The men ire drunk. over
and above the regular stoppuges not
ed above the lockers slip away, as
soon as they are not watched, for an
extra drink in enc Of the many pot
houses nearby Not to speak of the
Wine which disappears from thccasks
in dock this amount is estimated am
nuaily at several thousand tons.
The chronic drunkenness of these
aockers is attended bv results no less
grave than those due to the alcoholism
nf the workmen IN the British arms
factories"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
Wllooplng Cough.

When my daughter had whooping
cough she eoughed SO hard at one
time that she had hemorrhage Of the
lungs. ] was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Chamberlain
Cough Remedy so highly recommend
ed. Col her d bottle and il relieved
the cough ut once. Before she had
finished two bottles OF this remedy she
was entirely WE'LL writes Mrs $. +.
Grimes Crooksville. Ohio. Obtain
able everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
ou Rc-cr,e IN Wyomhg.

Washington, MAY 5-President
Wilson has ordered the creation of M
val petroleum reserve number J COM
prising 9,4S1 acres OF land in Natrona
county. Wyoming No wells have yet
been drilled IN this area. but experts
believe the new reserve Will prove a
productive source Of fuel for the navy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
CEREMONY ATTENDS THE
DALLES CANAL OPENING

Big Eddy, Ore, May 5.~-While
massed bands blared and thousands
on the banks ebeered the Dalles-ce-
lilo canal was formally opened here
late today
The opening Of the waterway means
u free river from the mouth OF lhe
Columbia to a distance OF 500 miles
inland The government has been
working on Il for the last ten years
Il cost $4,S50000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06
NEW YORK WINS HUERTA
AS PERMANENT CITIZEN

wv Yofk, May b.--0en Nlct0rlano
siuefta. former provisional president
Il Mexico, announced today thut he
Intends 20 make New York his homo.
lle has leased Il hause al Forest llilla
Long Island. where he will live with
his family when they arrive from Bar
relOna, Spain
Besides his wife. HucrtaH family
includes four daughters and five SONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

lfall river Mass Mas Five nl
The wven cotton cloth mills uf md
ran River Iron Workers company
were closed today partly as the ~.
sui 81 q sirikh u the union viewer,
over working conditions Between
f.aee aud 5000 OPERATIVES are af.
feeted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

Now fork, Nav John ]. Nulriel-
IA an east side youth Of rs. who r.
Gently was convicted Of sending two
threatening letters to Vincent Astnr
demanding S5o0 under penalty ~
death, was sent to the Elmira reform.
atory today hy Judge Swan ~ esoar,.i
sessions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

Denver MAJ t~1hV Yimra i0da,
uuOlishes a statement aaotlne John a
Rush, district attorney, charActtriginl
lhe aiieKed confessions VI Ntl Wright
aged J Z, thai he and not his mother
fired the shot that killed Mis- father
John A Wright, al frano-upF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-06

The merry month Of May Is the
month when you can get the Morning
Journal, Farm & Ranch aud Holland :
magazine, all three. for six months Tor
the price Of the Morning Journal
alone. You win never regret having
taken advantage Of this offer But
do 1t today.