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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
BRITISH NOTE ON
NECHES Is NOT
MISUNDERSTOOD
Foreign Office Explains That
Americans Have MiSappre-
hended Meaning Intended
to Be Conveyed.


London. Aug q p. m.)-Lcarn-
Ing from tine comment on the recent
ly exchanged shipping correspondence
between the United states and Great
Britain that a misapprehension has
arisen with regard to the British note
concerning The steamer Neches, which
it was asserted had been interpreted
as stating that the cargo of that YES
sci had been seized as a reprisal meas
use against Germanys submarine pol
Icy the foreign office explains that
the misunderstanding arises from the
breyity of the note
The seizure the foreign office says,
was not meant I'm the nature of re-
prlsal, but was based on the British
contention of the absolute legality of
the orders i'm council. as explained in
the note of July %, to which the
Neches note refers
The foreign office also explains that
i'm stating that the British government
does not yet know what steps the
ueutrals have taken against the Ger
man submarine policy. it did not
mean 10 include the United States
which il says has matte public its pro-
tests against this form Of warfare.
It is also explained by the foreign
office that in making reference t.
the German submarine policy the
British government only desired Ia
point ont that from its standpoint it
was hardly fair TO ask it TO give up
"a perfectly legal policy because Ger
many was engaged i'm "a palpahly IL
legal course
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
PROGRESS
PAINT ULLY SLOW
BUT VERY SURE

Rome Aug. (yia Paris. Aug. 9,
2;10 a. M The following Official
statement from the general headquar-
ters of the Italian army was issued
this evening:
In the valley of CordeVole We con-
tinued our offensive with the object
Of completing the occupation Of Lana
Lass, of which we conquered the most
advanced trenches In the direction of
Salcsci. Pieve d Liyinallonga, and
Agni in the fighting from the nth to
the 9th Of July.
under a concentrated fire Of the
enemy our infantry, effectively sup
ported by artillery succeeded In
storming the very strong entrench-
ments defending the upper part of
Cortone di Coldiana.
con the CarsO plateau the enemy
seeking to stop our progress on the
center and left wing delivered yestcr-
cay afternoon an attack in the direc-
ton of the CapuCcio wood. our troops
bore the shock successfully and then,
taking the offensive, vigorously storm
oil a considerable length Of the cn-
treuchments which our men call
Trincerone, dominating the eastern
border Of the Capuccio wood and the
approach TO Sammartino del Carso
In the evening the enemy made %
long and determined attempt to adj
vance, without, however, accomplish
I ing anything
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
THAW MAKING RECORD
AS DARING AVIATOR
(Assoclaied Press Correspondencc)

Paris. July 2t-William Thaw Of
Pittsburgh who is serving as On ayia-
tor in the French army has Just re-
ceived his third citation in the orders
Of the day He has been detailed 10
the dangerous work of locating ana
observing German batteries often sit
uated two or three miles behind the
first line.
Recently. while flying low one
shell broke Immediately beneath his
machine 1t is the Germans custom
to fire three test shells to locate the
aviators range AS soon as the first
she'll broke Thaw Immediately started
to rise. and then dive, in order to
avoid the two ensuing shells. His
lieutenant observer ordered him TO
keen straight ahead at the same level
as otherwise he could not make ac-
curate calculations A moment later
one she'll exploded by short dis
lance In front Of them, and the third
one directly behind A piece OF
shrapnel carried away a portion OF
the tail and for a moment the ma
chine appeared lost Thaw soon sue
ceeded in rightinP it, regaining con-
troll turned, and after passing
through hot rifle fire landed safely
inside the French lines The general
commanding the division witnessed
the feat. asked to be presented to the
aviator as h. wished to compliment
him. Thaw was Immediately brought
before the general. who, shaking nm
bv the hand. warmly congratulated
him upon his bravery and GOODNESS
and promised him that his gallant az
! ton would not 20 unnotced me
| following morning the citation ap-
peared in the orders OF the day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
ANARCHIST MARRIAGE
CELEBRATED IN FRANCE


Mern. France, Aug t5:25 p, mo-
The marriage took place here this
morning Of the anarchists, Victor Ma
poleon Kibaltchich known as "the
obstinate and Madame Anna Estor-
ges divorced wife Of the famous
Maitre Jean, once editor of Lamar
chic.
KHbaltchich, after the ceremony,
returned to prison bars, where he
stiu has three years Of a five-year
term to serve for completely In the
winter Of 1912 i'm the exploits Of the
gang led by Jules Bonnet known as
the demon chauffeur when bank
messengers. freight agents and pc
lcemen and chauffeurs were muir
dered and banks in the suburbs OF
Paris raided and robbed at the points
of the reviewers of the bandits. -Four
of the gang were sentenced to death
and fourteen to various terms Of inn
prisonment, while three women ac-
complies, including the then MADAME
Maitre Jean, were acquitted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

the censor the doubtful iollc of putt
TING prohibited information into thio
forru
Newspaper forms are generally
made up before the ccnsora verdict
i received. and rather than make mp
again the incriminatcd articles. para
graphs or words are cmscicd out ut
the stercotypod plate, leaving white
blanks ON the page sometimes cover
ing "a columu--or two sometimes "a
lime or two. This gives rise Go ANUS
ne incidents General thcrfils wrote
Nm interestiur review of General
Maud-huy's operations THE censor
cut ont the details ana what the read
ler found ON tho page next morning
was This. General Maud-huy is
hcro-he has noI washed himself toI
fifteen days.
The editor of socialist organ wrote
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
LOOK OUT FOR SHOWERS
OF METE0RS NEXT WEEK

l9T MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LsAsgo wiRsl
Go ~ Louis Aug. 5.-Father Martin
o brennan professor of astronomy at
Nendflck seminary here tonight pre-
ulNled shower of meteors will be
visible Monday and Tuesday nights,
rather Brennan said the display is
hnown as the Pcrseids and will last
through both nights in the vicinity
eaSt Of the Polar star. The meteora
are remnants Of comet known as
Oonet 3-lS62, which is thought by
ss,lentlsts to be the Oldest comet in
me solar system.
rms comet died Of old age, accord
ans 20 Father Brennan, and lost its
oolnpaet nucleus aud finally became
a a., through the length of its
Vlp'l' Each year this planet passes
lhIough lis orbit
:. n'olher Hubert, professor Of as
'.u"ehy at Christian Brothers col
lgbe ON the strength of deductions
1aue nom large sun spots now visi-
"le, predicted severe electrical
Gnu .,,l ram storms for Friday. Au-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
NATIVE OF CALIFORNIA
Is KILLED IN FRANCE

san Francisco, Aug. 5.--Lieutenant
Richard Tanfield Vachell, Of the Fifth
fusiliers Of the British army and a ma
tive Of California was killed last Sum
dav i'm northern France, according 10
"a cablegram received here tonight
The message gave no details Of his
death
Vachell, who was ri years old was
the son Of Horace Annesley VachelL
the novelist and playwright
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
RUSSIANS RETIRE
FIGHTING EVERY
INCH OF GROUND
Official Reports Admit Loss of
Warsaw and General Re
tIreme1t of Grand Duke S
Amy to Stronger Positions,

Pctrugrad. Aug. NNla LONDON. aug,
3 a. M An official CommuniCa-
lion Just issued here says.
Nm view Of conditions and the SEN
nral situation our troops west of
warsaw have received orders to fall
hack on the right bank of the Wis
tula
according 20 reports received this
order was carried out and the troops
which were covering Warsaw retired
ut o'clock this Thursday morning
without being attacked, toward the
new front assigned to them.
"They blew up behind them all the
bridges over the Nistula.
m the direction of RIGA, the
enemy after actions on the river
Nissa. fell back in great haste toward
the river Ekau. abandoning i'm the
trenches a large quantity of cartridges
and munitions.
German Advance Conceded.
"In the district east of PonieWsCh,
the fighting continued and the Ger
mans succeeded i'm advancing little.
ION the Narew front the Germans
delivered attacks i'm the direction of
I.omza. and ON the front Of O3ron-
Ienka and Roam. They took the Of
fensive in considerable force also on
the roads toward OsrOV
AN extremely desperate battle was
In progress yesterday on the sector of
the ole river our troops vigorously
counter-attacked the enemy who
crossed the stream at seyral points.
West Of Warsaw, south of the
Blonie road. we successfully repulsed
German attacks yesterday. Tho
enemv. who suffered anurm lus losses,
advanced up to our balued wire de-
fences but was stopped by our fire
"To the right Of the Vistula near
MatHevitze, the situation generally is
unchanged.
IN the Iyangorod district our
troops. unmolested by the enemy,
crossed to the right bank of the Wis
lula, blowing up the bridges behind
them.
Inflict Heavy Losses.
Between the Nistula and Bug riv-
ers our troops drove back the Ger
mans, nflictng enormous losses on
them
AT many points these local sue
cesses, ending with a short pursuit,
enabled our troops TO occupy the
same night without hindrance a new
and more advantageous front on the
left bank of the Bug, as well as in the
direction Of vladimir Wolynsk and
koyel
'On the upper Bug. the Zlota Lipa
and the Dniester rivers there has been
no change in the situation
ON the Black sea our torpedo boat
deslroyers exchanged shots with the
batteries of Eregli, sank thirty-seven
sailing vessels and destroyed the naval
building ship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
ENGLAND C0NSERVES
HER GOLD SUPPLY

London, Aus. 5 0O:35 p min
order to strengthen the gold reserve
for exchange purposes, the treasury
department has instructed the postof-
flee and all public departments to
use notes instead Of gold whenever
possible when making cash pay
monts
The public is requested to cooper
ate by paying in gold to the postoffice
and banks, and asking for payment OF
checks i'm notes and using the notes
for the payment of wages and for
cash disbursements generally
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
Archhishon Leaycs Riga

Peuograd. Aug 8 tVia London. 90
.. m)-The archbishop Of Riga held
the last service at the Riga cathedral
today and with coneistory left the
capital Of the Baltic provinces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
FRENCH EDITORS
THINK CENSOR IS
QUEER CREATURE
Cuts and SIaSbeS Without Re-
gard to Any Set Plan De-
clare HaraSSed Newspaper
Men Of the Capital

( Associated Fress 1ofre,pond'"'el
ItflS july -f.- ue bureau OF tue
French censor or Bureau de ia
Presse as "a prefers la pc known, y
ltamlharN caleo NiaS'asN "llSi
ulessmaNcr VINO was WY" n''uih' Is =
I popular song anu VINO. hNe l'' V,n-
1 Sor, was busy Wllh "a sh"rp pAf el
/ shcors during the sttond empire sil'
/ has become ms patIoh saHnV
The rtepfteN of tine name lS Hees-
/ toned py every 1ul'ui w nose copy u"s
been siashed. Iht WORN ol Nu' ''sl'
/ was lhe'aoulV'l, lv'''N ,n- i', .,'.,,,'i
/ plan ana executed Wl'n unuou' ~
taste ana dlsei illn"'l"h' "t'l'v
( censor ol touaN y '"i"l''yu ~ ~
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/ tempt Iof lhe leollnES oi "lH 80
man ana sense ~ "v"S W. ~. -.
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grows "u' Oh 'iie "il'o' guy ,"li - T,.
CONSISTENCY anu ..1,',-
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lore ana "aat "' '.'', l''', T. ''' -.
approves loud9 ''''''' YIN =,
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OF UNITS or de'aclllleI'lS ol ''le a. ~ /,
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iact halmlully upon wy sun ,' ~ ~
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INnI01fHM
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dlately tne Germans pV',,paIu -
don them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

london. Aug 9 t2'Is a. M INC
British government has decided 20 in
tern or dcport ~ German niss'nnar-
les in India, according 70 the Times
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

the sailing dates of trench Elus-At-
MnIic liners found them missing one
morning aud few OF thcw had the
thoughtfuuess Oh connect th's mc1s-
are with the presence OF submarines
in the English channel Az ONE time
the papers published freely cNpydiems
used hy French prisoners in Germany
tp inform their families how th,
were treated iu spite of enc German
censorship. This was .utergstIng out
the exposure off their suotcriures
rendered them useless for the future.
Pathetic rtcitals of the escape of
prisoners from their guardiJns how
they got back To The French lines
through invaded regions with NAMES
OF the VILLAGES through which they
passed. sometimes even the houses
where they were sheltered were eN.
itrgmcN dangerous They exposed lht
+ families who sheltered the soldiers ty
punishment boy the German occupying
/ troops.
The offices Of the "Burcau dc o.
/ Presse" resemble somewhat the proof
reading Room of "a great newspaper
/ The staff is mixed, part military au'
/ part civilian. including many retire,
officers who have resumed service
many othcrs who have been wound
cd at the front and neapacitutcd to
4 further active service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

Tho newspapers were also a8tonish-
ed that the censor should order them
10 cease publishing the state of the
barometer. II hadn't occurred to
them that knowledge OF the weather
Indications would be Of great service
10 the pilots Of German aeroplauos
and Zeppelns.
People seeking in the newspapers
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Beeves Suffer a Sharp Reaction,
but Feeders Steady.
HOG TRADE SLOW and LOWER
Break Of 1o@2oc In Lambs-sest
Westerns Bring $s.1o, Natives at
$9.15-Hardy Any Sheep on Market.

Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
July 13.-Cattle receipts were fair yes
terday, about 4,2O0 head arriving.
Choice long fed beef steers, such as
were bringing $l0.00@1O.10 last week,
were around 10c lower yesterday. 9th
er kinds of beeves were anywhere
from 10c to 2Oc lower than last Thurs
day. There was good demand for
good dry lot cows and heifers, but the
offerings Of such were extremely light.
Cattle of this description were gen
orally steady with last week. The
general run OF fair to pretty good
COWS and heifers were around l0Gt zoe
lower. Good calves were about steady.
There was a very good demand for
stockers and feeders and prices were
steady with last week.
Cattle quotations.: Good to choice
beeves, $o50@ @1O.0O; fair to good
beeves, $S.75@9.5O; common to fair
beeves, s7.75@S75; good to choice
yearlings, S900610.OO; fair to good
yearlings. ss.Oo@90O; prime heilers,
$775@S75; good to choice heifcrs,
$7.O0676O; good to choice cows. $3.50
also; fair to good cows, $6.0o@6.5O,
Gamers and cutters. si0O65.75: veal
calves, sS.OO69 80; bulls. stays. etc.
$5.5O@750: good to choice feeders,
$7.6OGS2O; fair to good feeders. s6.Ii
also; common to fair feeders, $50
@G.5O: stock heifors, s5'T5G7-0o:
stock cows, $500 ESQ; stock calves.
S6.OO@750.
About 800 head of hogs showed up
yesterday. Shippers bought about
half the hogs here at good. steady
prices. their purchases being made
around s69OM72O Packers Iolght
their hogs around 15c lower. Bulk sold
at $6.75.
Sheep and lamb receipts totaled s.
900 head Trade was rather slow In
lambs. with prices 100000 lover
Bulk of the sales was made at ss-sOn
go The few little punches OF sheep
here sold at good, strong figures. Two
loads of feeder yearings sold early
at $500. and some fat wethers reached
s6S5 There were no good ewes OIL
fercd the hest here bringing $3.50
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs. good to choice, sS-75m915;
lambs. fair to good sS.25GS.75. lambs,
feeders. s7OOd7S5; yearlings, fair to
choice. s65OG750; wethers. fair to
choice. $55Od6S5; ewes, good to
choice. $5.2596.0O; ewes, fair to good,
34.25I525.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
CORONER'S SALE.

By virtue of an order issued out
Of the Clerks office of the
county court of Baca county and
State of Colorado, and to me
directed. whers by am commanded 10
make the sum of fifty nine and 67-lOO
dollars (S59 67-lO0) and CO Is of suit,
the amount of certain judge m.n
recently obtained against +. Nc
Farland in favorof Maurice Long out
of the lands. tenements, goods and
chattles of the said E. P. Mcfarland,
lhave levied on the following property.
to-wit:
The nw4 of section in township 80
south. range 46 west, 9th principal nc
ridian.
Therefore. According to said COM
mand, l shall expose for sale, at pub
lie auction, all the right. title and inter-
est of the above named E. p. McFar-
land in and to the above described prop
erty. on tn l7th day of July, 1918, al,
one O'Clock p. m. at the front door of
the court house in Springfield. Baca
county, Colorado. Dated at Springfie
this 18th day of June, 1915.
DR.. w. P. Verify
Coroner of Baca County
Date of first publication June rs, l9l5
Date of last publication July Is, l9l5
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
r EWARp
$50o.0O

Whereas sertain and numerous par
ties have been killing animals belong
ng to The Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd, some
%, the purpose Of selling the
reat, others for the purpose of Oh
tanning meat for their own consumption
and others for the reason that the cat
Tie have been giving then annoyance
This is to give notice that the above re-
ward of $500. 90 will be given to anyone
giving such information AS will lead to
the cunvicl ion of ench and every guilty
person. All animals belonging to
The Prairie Cattl. Co.. Ltd. are branded
u on left hip, and all information
should ne given TO II. G. Glazbrook,
Manager Prairie Cattle Co. Ltd. Iig-
Higbee. Cello. Adv,
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
TIL THRlC-A-WEk EDITION OF
THE new YORK WORLD

Practically a Daily at the
price of Weekly. No
other newspaper in
the world gives so much
at so low a price.
The year 1914 has been the most ex-
traordinary in the history of modern
times. 1t has witnessed the outbreak
of the great European war, a struggle
So titanic that i; makes all others look
small.
You live in momentous TINES, ahd
you should Lot miss any of the tre-
me ndous events that are occurring No
other n. wspaper will infolm you with
the promptness and cheapness of the
Thrice Week edition of the New
York World Moreover years sub
scription to it will take you far into
ur next Presidential campaign
THD DTHRICE-A-WEEK WORLDS
regular subsciptisn price is only 81 90
per year, and this pays for 156 papers.
We offer this unequalled newspaper
and the H.rald together for one " ar
ioi $500.
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
Summer Aches and Pains

a backache that cannot be explainc d by having
sat in n draft is more than likely the result of
disordcrcd kidneys Foley Kidney Pills promply
relieve backache or stiff muscles and joints,
rheumatism aud sleep disturbing bladder all
ments. They put the kidneys in sound healthy
condition.
posi- OFF, DRUG sToRE
S. e, ,SPECKAiA IN Pop
Among the new E'ords that
have recently come into the
county, or have been contracted
for, are one each for county
clerk Sturgeon, j. II. Green Of
Rodley, Wilford Konhel of Bo>-
ton, and Floyd ChenoWeth e
North Fats, all through Mr..
Sundays Baca county sa esman,
the Denney Bros.
7. V. Nidey, the cowboy preacE-
er, has just had registe. e prob
ably one of the most unique
brands in the state. At The time
the brand was registered there
were five boys" in the faGi.y,
including himself, and he had
just II head of cattle to brand
a d 5 II is the brand. Another
unique feature of the Niday
ranch is that he has all red stock,
excepting hens, and he is going
to get the R. | Red hen. The
unique part is the name, Red
Stock ranciI'
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16
Locals
The Nuptial Ceremony

The following marriage cere.
mony, performed by a peace JUS
tice at old Boston in the old days,
is particularly commended to
the CAREFUL consideration of
Judge Allen Us a great improve
ment on modern high-fa-lutin
ceremonial hand The
said knot tying was solemnized
as follows:
"Felluw-ci,izAns: This here
man and this here woman hav.
appeared before this court to be
hitched in the legislative bonds
of wediock. If any galoot in the
mob knows anything that might
block the game if took to high
err court, let him toot his bazoo
or else keep his jaw to himself
now and forever more. All in
favor Of my proceeding as auth
o-ized by law say H." contrary
INC" Nobody says no" and
the motion is carried unanimous
ly, and the court rules there is
nothing to prevent the trying of
the case.
"Now (to the couple) grip your
fins. Crhe couple joined hands }
Amos Peabody do you solemnly
swear that you will freeze to
Mandy forever and provide for
her and treat her square and
white, acco. ding to the rules and
regulations st down to govern
such cases in the laws of The
United States, so help you God?"
The Springfield herald., 1915-07-16

Will Fields was in toa n yester.
day.
o. G. Mason was a town visit
tor on the 14th.
David Konkel was up from his
ranch yesterday.
A. McKellar of Estelene was a
pleasant caller yesterday.
Il. d Howell was in from his
West Flats ranch Wednesday.
A wagon, buggy and old har-
ness to sell. Call at this office.
Charley Fowlk, ]. w. David
son ana Mr.. Schweizer were here
Wednesday.
II. o. Casady sold several
lamps in Springfield since COM
ing here Wednesday.
The summer during the past
week has been doing it's best to
make up for lost time.
A dashing half inch rain yes
terday was just that much to.
wards the fair this fall.
Bob ard Felix Ward, Fred Will
lis and Fred Hollister we're here
Wednesday on land business.
Mrs. Burton started today for
q lengthy eastern visit, and Mrs.
Mary Safer will manage the res
taurant during her absence.