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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
President Opens
Estimates of
Departments
Rigid Economy Will Be OBJ
served in Preparing Re-
quests for Appropriations 10
Congress in December.

Washington. Sept, 40 President
Wilson today began examining the
annual appropriation estimates pre-
pared hy cabinet members for prcscn-
tation to congress in December The
president had instructed thut the Cs-
Inmates be kept as low as possible and
that strict economy be observed. The
war and navy department estimates,
which will provide increased appro-
priations for the national defense.
have not been finally submitted to
the president
ana mining engagements of varying
intensity took place.
Eastern theater: South of Dvinsk
we forced the enemy back INTO the
marshes and lakes to the east of Wcs-
sluwo. our cavalry ENGAGEMENTS In
the region Of Povawy were sUccess-
ful.
East Of smorgon We broke through
the enemy position by storm. one
thousaLd prisoners including seven
officers. were taken and sis cannon
ana four machine guns were cap
turcd
south u smorgon the battle con-
tnucs
Army OF Prince Leopold; Enemy
attacks against many sections of the
front were rcpuiscd with sanguinary
LOSSES
Army of Field Marshal won Mack
cnsen. The situation h. unchanged.
Army OF General Won l.insingcu:
on the upper ltormin the i;ussians
woer driven back IN au cartcrly di-
rectiun About 500 prisoners were
taken Two Hussian ueroplunos were
shot down"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

New York. sept 30.-Thut wireless
telephone communication from the
Atlantic scaboard To Hawaii. dis
tance Of 1900 miles. is now an ac-
complishcd fact was announced to-
duy al the offices of the American
Telephone and Telegraph company.
Exceeding oven iu success the
transmission of the human voice from
Arlington TO Mare Island, CuL. dis
tanCc uf 2.50e miles. accomplished
last night it was stated that subsc-
qucnt experiments had resulted in
successful telephone connection be-
tween Arlington and the navy radio
station at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Tho distance over which this wire
less communication was held b. great
or than the distance from Sew York
to London Paris, Berlin or Rome. Tn.
voice had tu travel over the whole OF
the United states, a distance ol $500
miles. before IL encountered The more
simple wireless conditions which exist
over large bodies of water. For the
purpose Of test Il was stated that the
receiving WIS done on small wireless
antouuac erected by engineers Of the
telephone company by permission Of
tho naval authorities in the poaH
llarhor station
The experiments. II was explained
at the offices of the company. are tho
successful! elimination Of a series uf
tests begun last spring with an cxpcr-
imontal tower erected az Montauk
Point ana another at Wilmington
Del $50 miles apart
a representative OF the company
said that while wireless telephony
would form Bn important adjunct 20
the present tclrphpnc system, In that
IL could Dee established between points
whore il would be impraoticaoic tu
extend wires it would not replace tho
present system. The wireless. hc cx-
planned - subject 20 interference
from atmo pnoric conditions and any
one with apparatus could listen In on
"a conversation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC HELD
TRAINS IN NI.W ORLEANS

Houston. Tex. Sept. Southern
Pacific officials here today stated that
tho roads limited passenger train 10
the Pacific coast from New Orleans.
known as the Sunset limited. which
ala not arrive here last night on
schedule, ala not leave New orleans
because OF the storm
Train No. s. with 100 passengers
for New Orleans, Is stlll mnrooned at
Avondale OLa.) ferry. bat no fears for
it's safety are expressed.
Train service " maintained out OF
Houston toward New orleans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Commander in Chief Palmer
Today Announces Organized
Effort to Make Further Ex-
tension of Pension Rolls.
FOUR CANDIDATES FOR
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
Near Riot at the White House
Today When Veterans and
Their Retinue Seek to Shake
Hands With the President.

Washington, sept. Cool David
j. Palmer. Commandor-in-chie OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. an
uounccd today that the organizaun
was to make AN effort to secure
proper" pensions for civil war nurtes
Lieutenant General Nelson a. Miles
deprecated the fact that many OF the
veterans were forced to stand for sew
ornl hours before they took their
places In the parade yesterday which
resulted in many cases of exhaustion.
only four nominations Tor COM
mandcr-in-chicf were made at toduy's
businoss session They were Elias II
Montfort. Cincinnati. ana Frank -.
Cole, Jersey City. between whom the
election is said to rvst, and william
j Patterson. Pittsburgh and Captain
Patrick Concy. Topeka.
Formal Invitation was extended at
the meeting today Tor the veterans 90
attend the laying of the cornerstone
of the great memorial 10 the soldier
dead az the Arlington national ccmc-
terry tomorrow.
The memorial for which congress
appropriated $5ou.O0o. ls expected 60
be ready for Memorial day. 1871.
Sccuos of confusion surrounded the
White Huusc for nearly half su hour
today while several thousand Nom
aors OF the g. a. L.. and allied organ
izuliuns sought tu gain admittantc t1
the east room TO shake hands with
President Wilson. several persons
tainted and were taken away 10 ann
balances.
Arrangements had been made FOR
"A
bcrs OF th. Loyal Legion. cx-prison-
crs of the civil war ana members of
the Women Relief Corps to meet the
president Tho report became preyU-
lent that everyone connected with the
various q. 4 R. organizations would
be received All the gates OF the
White House grounds were BcsicRcd,
the crowds extending several blocks.
Policemen guarding the gates re-
fused TO honor any hut those having
badges of the Organizations for which
arrangements had been ma '". AdD Il
confusion resulted from suHscnir ril-
buns OF the Womcn's Relief Corps
bearing the picture of TIE chairman
ol the local citizens committee worn
hy many mcu who believed the T,b-
hons gave them admission. Sumo said
they paid 90 cents Tor the ribbons
Secretary Tumulty heard of the
difficulties and instructed the police
to ALLOW members Of an bodies allied
with the g. a g. 20 enter the White
| House tu meet the president.
General Eli Torrance, former q \.
| K. commandor-iu- chief introduced
the former officers To- the president
| Dr. r. short address Colonel Torrance
assured tho president that tho mcm-
| ncrs of the 6. g. r stood solidiy be
| hind him ia his conduct of the tor-
cign affairs of the United states.
>~~-----~o-e-~~~-~~~~~~~
/ als for government uac and % list of
| the metals at the court was demand
/ ed Tho court chamberlain ordered
! all the members of the royal family
to make individual lists. g., the or
dcts of Emperor William dil mciah
/ not in actual necessary Use will %,
! seized
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Six Zeppelins Are
Sighted Ouer
Aerschot
London Has Report Indicating
Another Aerial Raid May
Be Impending for British
Capital.
ID EyenInE IIcralA I.ea,,a wirnl

London. Sept 30 Cg:S7 D. ND six
Zeppelin dirlgible balloons were
sighted today over Aarschot. % miles
northeast OF Brussels. The alrships
were bound in westerly direction.
This Information was contained In a
dispatch from Amsterdam to the Cen
tral News Agency.
DUO west OF Acrschot lies Dover and
the English channel.
~S>s~~>~~~-~~~-~>>s-~
munication with New Orleans bv wire
wireless ana rail, has aeen cut on by
thc tropical storm since 2 O'Clock this
morning.
wireless message received at Gal
weston today sent at that hour. indi-
Gated that the storm Dad passed and
that the water In the streets or New
orleans was reccding. Tho death list
Is not expected 20 exceed ten In New
orleans, but the property damage
probably viii he heavy
Telephone and telegraph compan-
ioa besan work this morning repairing
the damage. Ianemen succeeded in
restoring the fallen wires to within
twohiy-three miles OF New orleans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
SAN ANTONIO GIFTS CHEERING
HEPDIr FROM NEW ORI.EANs

san Antonio. Tex, sept. s0.--A
wireless message from New orleans
To the station at Fort Sam HOUSTON
at 1919 this morning says:
Report conditions are not very
bad"
message received at 1870 q. m.
relayed from Galveston, said:
Last heard. wntcr nearly drained
from strcets ~ New Orleans, going
down rapidly"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
FEARED RADIO PLANT
~ OFT nE CnNfNgtSGInN-

Washington. Sept 30.--The navy
wireless station at Arlington has been
unable to communicate with the wire-
less station At thu New Orleans navy
yard since 6 o'clock yesterday morn
ing ANA oiliciais fear that the tropical
storm damaged the radio plant there
The Arlington operators kegan call
ing New Orleans today at intervals of
fifteen minutes and efforts also were
made TO open radio communication
VIA the stations at Galveston ana
Key West.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Official Statement From Ber-
lin Today Indicates Gains
Made by New Offensive of
Allies Are Sweeping.
TEUTONIC ARMIES LOSE
GROUND IN RUSSIA
Most Furious Fighting in the
Whole War Thus Far Bp-
pears to Be Going Against
Kaiser's Forces.

ny Evening Herald Leased wirel
Geneva, sept. so (via Paris,
1898 y. m.l--Thc PRn-Cerman
stras-burgcr Post, In commenting
ON the british victory In northern
France, say:
I'VE must not underestimate
the bravery of this adversary.
''In the Champagne. also. our
Iusscs unhappily have been heavy,
notably Ia prisoners. In trench
warfare captures are unnN oidablc
whcn men remain Ia the cnd. IL
l. not known whether the French
iiguics are exact, hut they may
lp correct. our lOsScs are pain
ful, but are compensated Tor by
rcsults."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
BERNSTORFF ASKED
TO INTERVENE

Washinrteu sept 3O.-The state
department has placed an Informal
request before Count Won Bcrnstorff
the German AMBASSADOR, asking that
ne u'c his influence with the German
government to interfere in behalf of
the ArmDr Is m Turkey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
GREECE MNkEs EVERY
PItEPAR NTION ron VA

London, sept 80 G1.t5 a. M
An Athens dispatch to the Exchange
company filed yesterday
says.
"BHls procuimins state ot siege
lu Macedonia, providing for the fam-
lilies OF men call4d tu the Uolors and
providing "a credit of 10000 00o
draoh hmas t&30.U0o. .nUOl 10 meet tho
expense OF mobilization were voted
at q sitting of the chamber today"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE HAS MADE GOOD;
THE FAIR PRESIDENT SAYS So;
NO MORE SEASON TICKETS NOW

President Putney
satisfaction with the results Of the sale Of day season tickets which mn
ated last night
Abuqgus made good on the day ticket sale ad M Pusne
everything
getey satisfied and when say that satisfied view
100000
in the a
stated that
tleke
offer Albuquerque
reea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
KITCHENER SAID TO BE
OPPOSED 40 CONSC CiiIlSpION

London, sept. 80 G2,i5 y. mJ -
Preference Tor continuation OF the
volunteer system is said Co have been
expressed by Earl Kitchener az e
meeting Of labor executives yesterday
which was addressed hy the war Sec
rctAp lie said, however mat the
present rate of recruiting was not
equal Co the needs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

New Orleans. la. Sept. 30. Cvia
Baton Rogue) --t'uoihcial esiimntcs
today placed the property damage In
New orleans from yesterdays storm
at nearly S2.OOO.0O0 ana the loss OF
life at seven. II was estimated that
az lcast $50 persons were more or
less injured by the collapse Of build
ingf. falling signs or Tying glass
Scarcely large plate glass window
remains intact in the down town sec
tinu and many stocks of soods were
damaged by wind and rain. signs
telegraph. telephone. electric light
poles. wires and debris from damaged
huildings Uttered streets today and
hundreds 20 structures wer unroof,d
rr demolished " various parts cf Tho
oity
On the Cumberland Telephone COM
panys exchange, fifteen persons,
mostly girls. were injured when all
the windows In the east front on the
noor whore. they were working crash
ed In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
AMERICAN PHYSICIANS
H0N0RED FOR SERVICE

Nish Scr1ia. sept 80 0(via London.
il;27 a. m Crown Prince Alcxnn-
der has decorated forty-throo Amcri-
can physicians ard sanitary engineers
iu recognition of their services I'm
stopping the cpldomics which broke
out iu -oIniB after tho wpr began.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Twenty-Five Reported Drowned
at Single Point in Louisiana
and Later Reports Looked.
for With Dread.
NEW ORLEANS UTTERLY
CUT OFF FROM WORLD
In Mobile Entire Water Front
Inundated and Boats Found
Necessary to Get 30 Bus
mess; Reports Meagre.
Iby Erenlne IIeIala L.ased wlrnl

Momphis. Tenn. Sept 3O.-
Screen or eight white persons ana
seventeen negroes were drowned
and score more injured at Fren-
Ter, Ia. In yesterdays storm. ac-
cording to reports to the office or
the general superintendent of the
Yazoo and Mississippi valley
railroad here today.
The news came from Superin-
tendcnt r. r.. Hin of McComb
city, Mise. who also stated that
fifty or sixty persons. some Of
them injured. were marooned on
box cars and immediate help was
needed. Miles of roadway has
hccn washed away by the wind
driven waves from Lake POnt-
chartraln, the mosHage stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

New York, SEPT. se.---The commlt-
tee in chnrgc Of the sale OF the $780,
00o,0O3 Anglo-I'rcnch bonds has
cleared away u number OF details
concerning the method qf marketing
the issue and expected 70 announce
the entire prosram late today.
Lord Reading, chairman Of tho
Anglo-Frcnch commission; Basil Is.
Blnckeit, secretary. Sir Edward HoI-
den ana Ernest Mailet returned here
today from Chicago. They made no
announcement as TO their plans. Lord
Reading Is 20 deliver an address to-
night at the banquet OF the Pilsrlrns
society.
4 memorandum cont4ining nlne
points agreed upon by the committees
in charge OF the sale OF the bonds
was made public today by j. r. Nor
gan and company. Following are the
chief features on which an agree
mcnt has been reached:
The syndicaie IN to have life %
sixty days. syndicate members win
purchase az sS--the price to the in-
Ycstor--and st the expiration uf the
sixty days will be refunded IN per
cent. The difference between tbs
price to the lnycsl0r and tho police
the syndicate Is two per cent The
remaining onc-fourth or one per cent
VIII be used to cover expenses
Participation Is TO be given to all
classes OF Institutions. inyestods and
dealers without restriction The syn
dictate will h-.ve the right 10 repur-
chase up 60 ten per cent Of the total
underwriting
Every Incorporated bank partici-
pating il 10 simply transfer the
: amount OF rs subscription on its
boOes, .he muney remaining Ia the
bank TO the account Of the syndicate
managers until such times az Il will
bc needed. Il Is understood that
when Withdrawals Of this money are
made they will be pro.rntcd among
ttc various banks, 80 that in no case
will the total amount be Withdrawn
at once. The banks VIII pay interest
on this money az the usual rate or
two per cent a year
The memorandum recites thae to
points agreed on emaody the labora
of the COMMITTEES up 10 o'clock iaft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
THIRD IN SERIOUSNESS
N WORfD'S HISTORY

Houston. Texas. sept Self. ns re-
ported by wireless. the barometer al
New Orleans fell to 2s.tt. Ia that re-
gard the storm was third In point OF
severity In the worlds history. At
False Point lighthouse, Bay Of Benz
gal, India. 21.15 was registered sep
tembor %. 1888 Arreyo. Porto Rico.
had 21S0 on August ). iSa9. Al Gal
weston. in 1900, the barometer fell to
2S.fE
was reported by the weather burcau
AZ between i20 ana 1870 miles an
hour, The wind blew at this rate for
one minute, between 5.3O and q
o'clock, last night The highest sus-
tanned velocity was Sc miles. about
$40 j.. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
EMPEHOR's PALACE NT
BERLIN RAIDFD ron METALS

Geneva. sept. 800 Cyia Pafis 1880
q. mp--The empcror's palace In Ber-
lin was visited by the commission
having IN charge the selzprc Of met
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

London. Sept 80 U2.l- g.. mi
The grOat struggle ON the western
front has now resolved itself clearly
into a battle tor Lens iu ias d. Ca
lais. three miles northeast OF Arras.
The capture Of TINS town with its ra-
diutiug railways. would briu, into the
foreground the possibility ul rctakins
Lille
Both north aud south uf Lens the
allies hold high ground dominating
the town the official report from
Paris last night said merely that this
crest had been reached, so that pro-
sumahly "a terrific Duuntcr-dtttck is
iasing there today. with Iiudi mas
tory uf this important position at
stake. Spsgy grounds have been
hampqring both the contcndcrs ana
limiting the activities ot air craft.
The victory ot the British oNct the
Turks iu Mo=oputamiu brings General
yit John NiNon's men within iop
miles of Bagdad. some sections OF
the British press see IN tn.s victory
the addition oi another Brush coll
uuy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Parts, sept. 80 t2;iO .. mD-
Ia continuation of tbC general Of
fcusiVc movement on the western
srnnt, titc French have captured
an important defensive works of
the Ccrmnn- south 81 I;iuOnt. Il
was officially announced by the
war office today.
In the Champagnc, French
troops have gained footing at
various points On the German scc-
ond llK of dciCn~C, the official
statement ndd,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Mobile, Ala. Sept So.-with every
telephone ana telegraph wire 10 the
westward Frustrated hy tho West In
dian storm, Mobile today was without
Information as 20 tho extent of dam-
age at Cnurn Bayou In Eatre. CUFF
port. Pass christian and other points
along the gulf Three families are
reported missing al crab Creek
Although Mobile escaped the fun
force OF tho hurricane. furious
southeast gale swcpt this city ard ad-
iarcut territory Tho Wind attained
"a velocity Of sixty miles an hour.
Timely warnings hy the government
weather bureau prevented material
damage Co the water craft. one launch
may De lost and three coal harges
were sct drift
Practically tho entire water front
of the city was Hooded as result of
the unusually high tide Citizens
we're compelled 20 use wagons and
boats in order 10 reach offices and
business houses In tho Inundated sec
uou some of The streets being two 10
three feet under water Several fam
nies are reported missing along the
uelrhs coast.
no HNNl IVY hlN hNAif NNIAnF' hA AUf
resorts along the cant shore OF Mobile
| BAY
Tho coast guard cutter Tallapoosa
which remained ON duty In tho harbor
throughout the night, reports that
thcrc have been 10 advlccs of dis
trcsscd shinping.
Fort Morgan reports that the dam
age there and ON Daupp lsland Was
slight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Life of Huge Syndicate viii
Be Sixty Days and Price to
Members 9S With Refund of
1M Per Cent at Close.
MONEY REMAINS IN
BANKS UNTIL NEEDED
German Comment on Big Cred
it Indicates German Finan-
ciers Think Allies Got the
Worst of Il.

BY Evening Herald Iaased wlrel
lNnuOu, sept 30s--Asu.eilua
tiat Aricrican bankers naturally
prefer q loan with some $40. .Ooa.-
900 pto'tt. to tho importation II
gold which hrsngs no profit. the
Manchester Guardian declares cd
itoriailys
seldom has a financial trans
action hrcn linsoscd upon the
british pcunlo which dried oat 80
iousty nor Justification. Is nzay
be that Mr.. Morgan and his as-
500 eiRies have donc thc allie. n
good -srsioc and cHfped reward.
but " 20 10 would be- cheaper 10
present them with tElesr f2.eo0.-
900 and foioxo a lDan 80 dMmag-
Ing To our cfcsilf.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
CAPTAIN INJURED WHEN
VINCENT II DESTROYED

Washington, S,pt 80 The Amcri-
can sailing ship Vincent was blown
up september 20 by mine off Cape
OTlof in the White sea, ana is total
Joss. Tho crew WIS saved. but Cap
tain Ambcrman and three men were
injured They are being treated in
"a hospital at ArChBngDL Consular
dispatches 10 the state department to-
day reported the disaster
The loss of the Vincent was first
made known here in "a dispatch from
London yesterday which said the Ves-
gol had hoer burned 80 details were
given concerning IA, place or nature
of the event, owing perhaps To tho
British censorship over news items or
this character. Tho Vincent may
have been burned as a result uf the
mine explosion,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Mobile. Ala. sept aO--All com.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

als for government usc and a. list of
the metals at the court was demand
ed Tho court chamberlain ordered
all the members of thc royal family
To- make individual lists, g., the or
dcts of Emperor William dil metals
not iu actual necessary Use viii be
seized
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Duo west Of Aerschot lies Dover and
the English channel.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-09-24
Attorney keiI Hurt.

Word cGme to town Saturday that
Attorney f. G. Kell, while coming &c
White Ri@sr from his homestead near
TeXsam, last Saturday on his motor
cycle, met with rather serious acci
dent. He was coming along at q
pretty good clip when the head post
of his machiue broke and he was
thrown from the machine sustaining
some pretty severe injuries about the
head. The accident was observed by
Elmer Shouldis who went to the as
sistance of the injured man and
brought him to White River where
medical aid was given. Mr.. Kell was
unconscious for several hours, but he
is believed TO be out of danger and
is getting along as well as could be
expected at this writing. 1t was a
bad accident and it is wonder that
Mr.. Kell escaped with his life.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-09-24
RIDGELAND
Mrs. Carter called on Mrs. Orr.
rTnacJax,

Mrs. Carter called on Mrs. Orr.
Tuesday.
Miss Mafra Nelson called on Mrs.
Moses, Monday
Mr.. Orr and family called at the
Peterson home, Saturday evening.
J r. Norup called at Ridgeland
Rancho, Sunday and Monday after
noon.
Miss Errksen called at the Orr.
Carter and Siegmund homes Sunday
afternoon.
Joe Cole. wife and daughter Maud,
MeSSrs. John ane Swan Nyberg of
Pleasant street, Carter, and Miss Ma
fra Nelson were Sunday u.nnerguestS
at Ridgeland Rancho.
DO your very best to make a good
showing 1T the Fair mex, week. Let
us, at the Editor says, "show the
Northwestern railroad representative
what Mellette county can produce
and how much we need .iroad ia
cilities."
Martin Juzek was the originator O.
plan to put up hay for Mr.. Moses
who broke his leg recently and ex
poets To be house bound for few
months. Mr., Juzek gathered Tia,
neighbors together, among whoh wer,
Messrs. Archie Orr. Rolla Hedricl
Edlnonds, Grant Cordell and Jane