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OFFICIAL GERMAN REPORT.
Success IN France and Poland;
200 Men CAPTURED, Says Berlin,

Hunxug ~ wireless 70 London),
~. n (Associated Press). The fol-
uewans statement was issued to-day
q IL War once:
IN ths western theatre Of war an
attach In the Arsonne resulted In a
eaan Of ground for us. six ofifccrs,
~ msu. two machine guns and six
sunail cannon were captured. In the
ooutrai and southern vosgcs We also
onansA Q ~ small local successes.
o tho uase Prussian frontier en-
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gaSemsnts were continued yesterday
with results which were altogether
satisfactory to US. although the deep
snow hindersd the movements OF our
troops. The result Of these engage
ments cannot yet be seen.
in the Polish theatre. on the right
hank of the vistula. an advance
brought US into tho district northwest
Of SIcrpec. through which our op-
poncnts were repulsed. One hundred
prisoners were taken.
"On the left bank OF the Vistula
there were no special incldenta"
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The Home Doctor
Row 70 Cure Rhsumatlsm
(Oip eut and save,


Mere 10 Q ossssrtptisn for rhsumstisa
tse 10 mixsd ~ honsS ussd all ever the
D. 3. ter maay ysars aal sAie - ~ the
the Mood and Gtvss rssulta aftss first deoei
''Ons suuss q Torts eompound end one
sunss syrup q sArsapartiia. Put thsss
uos Q tsbissueeufui bstess cash meal sad
stere. 0sAuius Tsrts comes - sns ounce
sealed yellow pAckasss.
Ovrsst Ter cevshs and ce,1s
Don't experiment. on . bad cough or colo
Il 10 very risky. The fsllevins, formula.
easily mixsd st homo. makes one ss the
sursst sud ssisksst oouah and cel1 rsms-
Aiss sbtainabis. sftsn curing the vorsi
ssssA Or eei1 y . day. Ptns - usdteins
y - cid ss the Bible. but here 70 bss
sssni TIVE svnsss u oiyesrins aaa hell
en- euuus sf o,ebs Pias Compound tcea
esAtrstsd ptAsl, asd thsss 70 Aaif sint d
uhisksy." Use . tssspoonfui frsausnuy q
rssuiPs1. tnmAiisr desss 70 ohiltrsn.b ~
e: :SSss Pas. Ss'' re .ss e.:
ssIy 70 belt ounce bsttlsA each insisssd I
Srcss S,sss. csr~s end ssrs rsss
Deaf endure feot sseny. here 70
:is:sSs,a S. ssts. ssss: !csossss ,::ss i. s:s.; ss
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smiled In return. There was no sug-
sestion Of hostility In either smile.
Mr.. Nicoll did not shake Ada Gaf-
ner on cross-examination. He did,
however. extract the following tes-
timony from her:
Il was dusting in the bedroom at
the st. Regis when Mr.. Breitung in
the parlor first spoke to Miss Juliet
about her marriage. He said, why
didn't you come to me. Juliet? Money
doesn't matter. I would have helped
you. Do you love the boyr She said,
Yes. father"
This closed the case for the plain.
tin. and II is expected the defense
will be closed this afternoon.
Il feel sorry for the poor kid" Kleist
said to an Evening World reporter,
before court opened. I'm awful
sorry for her. You know, ia take
her now and 60 away. II I could. I'm
sorry for the way she IL bound to be
showed up here-she and her folks;
but what can do2 They ought to
have treated me right"
MAID WHO BEGAN THE Ro.
NANCE TEsTiFlEs.
Ada Gafner was asked about q
conversation at the Hotel st. Regis
after Juliet's marriage.
Miss Juliet was anxious" Ada be.
gan. but . fire Of objections cut hel
OF. Then she started again.
"Ar. Breitung." abe said. told Miss
Juliet: You can take your choice. tc
stay with us or 30 with your hus.
band. You were foolish to MARI,
without consulting US. You mus
mako your choice. Or. IL your hus
band will take . Job, and work hart
for six months and make good. thel
you can live with him.
Il "Afterward,", Ada continued, mi
Breituns said to Miss Juliet that tn
marriage must be annulled, because
although they were married In church
she had lied In church and therefor
the marriage was illegal"
Was anything said about wha
would happen In case she did not con
sent to the annulment?" asked Kloist'
lawyer. Mr.. Crowley.
YES" Ada replied, "Mr. Breitun
said that II she wouldn't do this h
would have him arrested for not sur
porting her. Miss Juliet said sh
would not give him up. and then M
Breitung said that II he made goo
for six months she might live wit
him."
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reinforcements 70 extrfcate . Hun.
aarion corps which was almost cut
on.
The Russians are reported 10 have
gained several miles In tho Valley OF
Lyutta, which borders the northern
siopea Of Poionina -Runa and also ad
yanced half mile In the Valley OF
IAborcs where the railroad passes. In
Q sineis charge by the Russians upon
Auter Hungarian trenches f.soo men
ass said 10 have been killed ana
wounded.
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~ u ps,ses,se q Ipstsseu,..
- military sssheritiss 10 lsavs the
dEiUvA (vsa Par,s). Feb. II tAs-
on1kaaoa HfeoolcThe battle which
- b the carpathians on Fob. !
S 5n9sng furiouely along u front OF
s. 0llss frcsu Nount Polonine RunA
e. g sSass s nssssSsh ssss,S.S h.ss Tn II
~ laoopSG10eos regloa 0sa. Dauki
: "a y S0vs Ssss Obliged 70 sad
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FIFTY TURKISH CRAFT
SUNK BY RUSSIAN
BLACK SEA DESTR0yERS

PErRo0RAD. Feb. 1.-THE Rus.
sian Black sea hotilia Of dsstroysrs
has bombardsd the Turkish batteries
At Trsbisonds, silsncins their hrs. 1t
has aAso destroyed two bridges In the
vicinity Of Platana and has sunk over
nifty Turkish sailing craft eneountsred
at various points.
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uo8 G = ~ lsns ed biss1 snd palA
o,n1y. b ~ - w nseh 70 put NJ
- 0.vaA8. AlUso svUy svenlns
g ~ SSksuA 80 ssas s~s. ny
!, NJ ~ o>GAs1 81 bu~sd. nossay u
G111A - \ - . - ! sssd Ouaisusa
~ &EnooOO1ol1oo oD6D thresnoatAs ~
6D1n1 InoDnso1 - - ~ treuhasd
- Hb6S ltnsp Nh. Msy 4 Jshn-
- 1rgDe ~
l1e Hach Free by Nall
~ ~. ~ 0ssh = iseusst. Ad-
- nnGineo s<oussneA. IVA. Z. ~
80 onv1U11Aoss ~ VOID.
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Anns PelsksF, uishlortas victss
Dies IN H0spttal.

Anna Peisksr. twenty. OF No. Ell wal
oett Street. In the steinwsy section OF
Long Island City. died to-day In volun-
tesr Hospital. She was taken TO the
hospital on the evening OF Feb. by =
thsWs. sales manager for the Webster
Company, silversmiths. Of No Maiden
Lane. and who explained to tho hosptts!
Authevttt9e that the yeung woman had
ss'Ssfa :::s'sss .s:siss s';S'sF's q :iss :ssssss !"
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80 - w. - 80
- bepal aad n "a psslsl
=. ] Ssu11 ~ beas u
touaA anythlns. Ths ecss-
- bpslus ~ h . rasA oves
- uAsls pAnn = ~ hand
- Z ~ - ssrAeeA u but
= ssea - ! Wsnl1 vob h
~ ops ~ lt voakId bufve
- = Ou6hD ahpue {
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Woman Badly Burned BY Lamp.

WOmaH badIv burned u Lamp.
An exploding lamp set fire to the
night dress of Mrs. Herbert Grant In he,
homo at No. IS South Prince Street
Flushing, L. l.. early to-day. Her hus.
bands hands were burned in beating
out the fire and she was burned about
the body. Both were taken to ths
Flushing Hospital.
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As OTHERS SEE Us.

from the Cincinnati Enqui.r.)
Before you laugh at the way other
people walk Just get In front Of q big
mirror and walk toward II and laugh At
yourself.
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OLE . .

HADDEN.-on Tsb. D. 1e16. WTtLLA0
d. HADDEN. aged - years.
Funeral from his late residenoe. 10
Nadds It,. Long Isiand CITY. Theses -
ct. Patriclks Church at . A. ~. Friday.
Feb. ~. Intsrmsnt osvairy cpmstsry.
POOLER-On Monday. Tsh. Q. 1913.
FRANK POOLDR. believed husband =
Mary Poolsr.
vuasrai from MS laks rsadsaes. o1O
Anthem Ave-. RidRswood HsiGhtA 8yosk.
iyn. On Friday. Feb. ~. ae ,. -.
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|lulDA SIGHT WITH
ITCHING EczEMA


v,nAsv. =. S.-''fAs ssuhss sssaa -
- - - ~ . ~ ] ssAA hU4S -
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OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT.
Air Raids BY Allies and Germans;
B SLi0kt Gains Made, Claim of Paris

the day Of Feb. 10. ana II was accom-
plished by q series Of counter at
tacks."
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OF late years ! have frequently
heard from the younger men of
my acquaintance that there has
been what ! consider a deplor.
able increase in the use Of stimu.
lants As an aid to appetite. sQq
Some weeks ago advised one
Of my young friends to try a ride
in the open air instead Of 4
cocktail.
Yesterday he came to me with
the news that my specific was q
most excellent one-he too had
been riding every evening before
dinner on the top Of a Fifth
Avenue Bus.
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CEYLoN TEA

M. Re-. csff.. 5 P...l II. 8
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ypec'al Tor Friday
cent res are comprissd q Seiiciecs
Fondant Crssm. richly Favored with
h: ss.is: 81 FrssSh sa S.S c1::
Il the ffhishinG touch 70 =
these d.lnsl''tt 'ttousp BOX lOc
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The Russians have perfected form of wire
nsrabie unless enemy well rs wire cutie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23

ton OF tho treaty %stlpulatlons would
be so much greater as 10 be out uf
proportion to those w'tch the GER
man Interpretation would entail for
the T.. X, for whereas the Ameri-
can Interpretation would materially
impede Germany Ia her conduct Of
warfare, huudly .aRY. parIcular disad-
autdvc TO American citizens would
result from the Dermal Irterprota-
;iaU since they receive fnll repuration
for any property damage sustained.
Nevertheless the German govern
q Cut in order Co furnish Co tho
American government evidence OF its
coucIliatory attitude. has issued or
dors Co the German naval forces not
90 destroy American merchantmen
which have loaded conditional coutrl-
hn1d. even when the conditions OF in
tcruationa, law are present. but 90
permit them 10 continue their voyage
unhiHdorcd u % is not possible To- take
thcri INTO port.
"On the other hand, 90 must reserve
TO itself the right to destroy vessels
carrying absolute co1trahaad. wher-
ever such destruction is permissible,
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DEFINITELY SHOWN
CONTINUED from PAGE onc.)

rovornmon agrees the foreign Office
ig prepared 10 submit to the embassy
a draft Of such "a compromise.
The American COVE. nmenif M
auiry whether the German govern
ment Will govern its naval operation"
in accordance with the German or
me American Interpretation on on"
treaty stipuiatioua ln question, pend
ing the arDitral proceedings, has been
carefully considered by tho German
government. From the standpoint ol
law ana equity il is not prevented l,
ltr oplnlon from proceeding asaihht
American ships carrying contrhhh 1u
according TO its Interpretation until
Tho question * settled by arbitration
For the German government does
not need 10 depart from the appll'a-
ton OF generally recognized ruloa OF
The law Of maratime war ms the dec
lnration Of London, unless and inso-
far las an exception based on "a treaty
IA established beyond an doubt. IN
thc case Of the present dimerenc" "t
ouinln, between the German ana the
Amrican government such an oNcep-
linn could not De tukcn 60 be estate
tished except on tho ground OF tho
arbitrai reward. Moreover, the dis
advantages 20 Germany which YOU
onsue from MIC American interpfola-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23
URIC ACID SOLVENT
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so Cent Bottle Csc Doses)
TREE

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Those sufferers who are IN and OFT
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will appreciate the rest ccmlort md
strength our treatment gives. Fci
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be strong, we'll and vlroroua Will
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23
DCMBN's SAFE CONDUCT
WAITS ON NIENNA'S REPLY

Washington. Sept 23-Action Nv
the American government ON the re-
quest of Or Constantin T. Dumhu.
Austro-IIunEarian ambassador here.
that he Doe given a safe conduct a.
Vienna. viii Doe takcn. II became
known officially today, whom the Vi
emma government has replied To- tho
request that the diplomat De recalled.
\ reply is expected within a few days
The pumha case was ono Of the
questions discussed az "a conference
last night between President Wilson
and Acting Secretary ct State polk.
Tho president had not decided early
today what action. it any. To- take re-
glrding Austro-Hungarinn and Cor
man officials involved in the Dumba
Incident including among others Cap
tain franz Won Papcn. German milf
tary attache here. ana Alexander Nu-
Der I'd Pcrcked. an Austro-lIuugar-
ian consul general In New York.
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SURVEY OF
LONG ISLAND
| FOR DEFENSE
Coast artillery Service Will
Make Careful Examination
of Sites for Heavy De-
lenses.

New YORK. Sept. 18.-A survey Of
Long Island 10 mike maps tor The
purpose Of military defense viii be-
ela within a Few days under the o.
rectlon OF officers Of The coast nrtii-
icfy companies nov stationed at Fort
Toften. Members OF the S7th and
ioist companies viii take part In tn,
survey.
Sites Tor heavy guns and points OF
s~lrsieelc taINe eln 3D. designated No
military msp Of Loas Island now In
existence meets the new conditions
developed IN tho European war and
for his reason sho survey is consid-
cred necessary. war maps Of other
sections IN the vicinity Of Now York
har0or soon WIZ be made IL N said.
The work Is expected TO continue for
SIX mcnths
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SEND $4,000 FOR
HANSON OF FULLER

r. paao. Tex. sept. 28-Ten
thousand pesos in Mexican national
curroucy. valued at 81. 900. In United
States currency, ls en- route south at
ransom for c. =. Fuller. moungcr 81
the Cudahy ranch az Santo Domingo
f'Ir1ped hy bandits several DAYS ago.
witch his foreman McCahc. Mrs. Full
Dec and McCahc reached here today
from Vila Ahumada. forty miles
south OF mere.
Mrs Fuller said Tho ranch was
raldcd about middny. ~ September ~
bp "a band of more than nfty men.
Everything of value waH taken from
the storohouse FIRST ana then a group
advanced to che ranch house ana COM
PEELED Fuller ana McCabe to accom-
nnny them. Mrs. Fullrr. left on the
ranch many miles from communlc'-
iion with American. made her way
Co villa Ahmuda where. boarding %
troop train. she Travelled 10 the hor-
der. hcCahe was released. II WIS
raid. on his promise 40 return with "a
ransom for Fuller
An automobile b. on route "a ~"
500. 0OO-ncre ranch NJ santo Domingo
carrying thrive Americans and three
villa u|oltcnants. They expect 20
nick ur 70 troop train and round up
tho bandits.
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GAMBLING N JUARFZ MAIN
SOURCE or VILLA REVENUE

TT Paso. Tex, Sept. 23.-Gambling
IN Juarcz, across the border from
here. rs becoming tho main source Of
cash roye1ue OF the government In
this district. Passenger and freight
traffic south of the border have been
suspended for a week. THIS mean
shutting on the import ana export
duties and cash fares.
Along tho railroad from Torreou 90
Juarcz troop and passenger trains.
some carrying foreign refugees, arc
reported creeping toward the border
handicapped hy lack Of fuel II is al-
20 rumorcd tho advance Westward of
tho villa troops. continuous nov for
several days. is impedcd by The sam'
scarcity OF fuel.
IN Juarcz soldiers from the south
ara reported begging for food from
tho civilian population.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23
BOY IN HOME
OF WOMAN
INDICTED FOR CRIME

Now York. sept 23.-An indiot-
ment for murder in the first degree
"a returned by the grand Jury today
ugainst owney Teias. a hail bog en-
ployed hy Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, g
wealthy widow who WIS ronAcd ana
murdered In her home or the niEht
of September 8. Talas is alleged 20
have admitted into her home the men
Who committed the crime. These
men, three In number. are stili az
large. The grand jury handed down
two additional Indictments Ia the
case. charging murder. but the names
weer not made public.
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY or
CALLING OF GREAT gTTtIkF


Rouse. Colo. Sept. 2~3.--John d..
Hoekefelier. Jr.. visited the proper-I
Ties Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company here todey. the second an
nigersary Of the calling OF the coal
miners strike. During his stay he
roaferred with David Griniths and
members Of the camp grievance com
mltsee relative 20 living and working
conditions. Grihlths, who formerly
was- xete sos3 miae~i sr pesor.~wa
scierted by the company 10 hear the
grievances OF camp committees and
investigate all phnses Of camp life
with a glew to Improving conditions.
Today Rockefeller and Grimlths met
FOR tho first time.
Ihe Rockefeller party made the
thirty mile drive from Trinidad. ar
irving shortly before 10 O'Clock. En-
route tire trouble on the Rockefeller
machine cnused a slight delay near
AKpilar. the ecene Of considerable
fighting and disorder during the
strike.
After luncheon the party proceed
ed 70 Lester ana expected 20 reac'
Walsenburg for %tonight's stop.
Mr.. Rockefeller left Las Animal
county early this morning and motor
"a northward through a stretch %
hilly country. made historic by a sue
cesfion Of battles in The strike Of 1911
and 1914.
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ARIZONA
COMPANY BARRED BY
CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS

san Francisco. Sept. 2a-Noticc
was served today on the Common
wealth Bonding ana Casualty lnsur-
nnce company OF Arizona that ats
license tn do bus.ucgs la California
mad been revoked by J.. f.. Phelps,
state Insurance commissioner. The
comuan. IL surety ON many large
bonds Tor public work. including
state highway contracts aegrogatins
S15O.OOO.
Some time g the home ONCE il
Fort Worth. Texas. was notified h 20
unless an alleged impairment OF as
sets 81 $4,000 was adjusted the IL
ccnse would Dee revoked. This matter
was adjusted but further differences
between the company ana the state
led to the present action.
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IRON WORKERS WIRE
GREETINGS TO THEIR
IN JAIL

san Francisco, Sept 23.-Thc IN
'tcrnatioual Association OF Bridge and
structural Iron Workers, lu session
here today. tolorraphod greetings To-
former officers. now serving prison
terms. including Frank y Ryan. for
mcr president Doc federal prison nt
Fort Leavcnworth. Kan, and ) j.
McNamafJ. former secretary. % ta-
gene a. clancy. former member Of
tho general executive board. in san
Quentin. cal, -penitout,ary similar
messages also were sent to a. y
schmidt and David Cuplau. facing
trial In Los Angclcs. Cal. on Charge
Iof murdc- as tho result Of the dyna-
uniting Of the Los Angeles Times
building iu 1910
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a calm mind and peasant Anticipation. You
use u WITH y0ur oHn hand, apply ~ a. need
Cd, and at once feel a sense OF Keller.
Mu,hcIs who have learned al ms from
experience tel OF the blessed relief from
morning slchne The absence of strain ana
the undQalig 2 he5ithful lnhucnee Impaired 10
The coming baby.
One very Important thing 10 remember
nhout "h0ihera FRIEND" u can not exercise
any Other Influence than 90 simply luhrieat1
The parts maze tom more hfm 10 naturally
Withstand Che c1lailntiY Increasing pressure.
And as The muscles continue 70 expand thc
nerves become accustomed 20 this new con-
dlil0n nnl adjust themselves without undue
pain. Mother friend" Is entirely free OF
any drug Influence whatsoever ana may be
used freely 40 700 times.
Get 4 bottle on Ms splendid help today.
Phone your nearest druggist or send Tor u.
Then write nrIdhcld Regulator Co, iet IA
mar uldg, Atlanta. Oa., Tor a valuable BOOK
Of Instruction for eypectant mothefs'
Mothers Friend Is recommended every
where by women who have used ~ AMI yot
can read snwe very interesting letters u YOU
write Tor thas bOCk-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23
General Manager Fox Of Santa
Fs Authorizes lighting and
Equipping of Buildings and
Grounds.
RIFLE MEET GATHERs
HEADWAY AND r
Col. w. s. Hopewell Adds In
terest to Growing Fair At
traction With Offer of
Handsome Silver Cup.

4 letter was received az state fair
Headquarters this morning from GEN
eraa Manager y. G. FOX of h santa
re railroad. stating that Instructions
had been given for the decoration OF
the Alvarado hotel and the santa Fc
station here during the fair on a scale
more elaborate than has eve been
undertaken before.
This means not only that the city
will be made more beautiful during
fair week by reason OF these dccora-
tiuna. but also that for an entire week
all travellers going throush the city
will have the wide-awakc progressive
meas of albuquerque brought forcibly
10 their attention. Albuquerque and
New Mexico will receive an amount
Of advertising in this way the value
Of which s. incaiculable.
Rifle Meet I1ourishing.
That the plan 10 hold o state meet
ing OF ririemen TO contest for the
championship Of New Mexico in team
and Individual matches al slow ard
rapid fire during tho fair is a big sue
/ cess has been proved hy the cnthus-
!ustic response from all parts Of ths
state 10 the invitations to enter the
] NNtlAtNAH AntA NEN ~ tA'NAtAF y ~
ing OK the Albuduerquc Rifle associn'
ton was held last night at the Offices
OF the Stamm Fruit company, al
which the club unanimously decided
10 enter a club team of ten men an'
two a~lternates In the club team mattel
and assurances were given that ther'
would be a number OF two-mcn team
entered as well as a large number %
7 individual entries.
The Duke City Rifle club has ais
. siguified its intention TO come whole
heartedlv into the match, entering
lclub team and several two-mcn teams
From outside the city there have bee
inquiries regarding the match. an
the probabilities are that every SEE
ton OF Sew Mexico viii be represent
ed when the shoot takes place.
Hopcwcli OHcrs Crp.
Col. w. s.. Hopewcli this mornln
offered a silver cup 20 Dc conteste
Tor by rifemen under such terms O.
may DE laid down hy the mauagemeu
of the match. 4 number OF mci
chants have sigHifcd their iutcntio
to offer medals ana money prizes. an
there Is every Indication That from
financial standpoint the meeting wi
pe q complete success. No cHnva
: Tor funds or prizes Is being made. an
the donations that are given are pur,
ly voluntary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23

RECOGNITION OF
tCouunuod from rage Onc.l

The message made no mention OF an
impending attack by Carranza troops.
Adyices 90 the villa agency today
reported a villa cxpedltionary force
~ possession ~ Zacstocas. No details
of the expedition were given as 20 us
numbers or az 20 how Il had SO sud
denly appeared ln hat territory. The
report Indicated q villa force behind
the Carranza army which mas been
advancing against the mnin villa
body 10 the north.