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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-08
SULTAN FEELS
CONFIDENCE IN
CONSTANT|N0PLE:
Head of Turkish Empire Does
Not Believe Allied Fleets
Can Force DardanelIeSl He
Says in Interview,
lsy noamno loOarAl srrel.l ltAsto wlpsi

ConstantlnOple. April eva Ihe
Hague and London, 1880 p. MI
am convinced that the Dardanelles
cannot be forced. The brave conduct
Of the Turkish troops in the recent
operations against the straits permits
nae to conclude that, although the al
lies bend every effort and use every
means at their disposal, they will be
unable to achieve their purpose.
Thus spoke Mehomed V. the sultan
Of Turkey. and first ealiph of the
Mosem world. today in the course of
an audience which he had granted the
Associated Press correspondents. The
sultan throughout the audience show
ed and expressed the greatest conf
dence In Turkeys ability to with
stand the onslaught of the allied
forces. and followed with the kecnest
interest description Of the opera
tions by The allies on March Is against
the Dardanellcs forts.
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New OrlennS ). New Nork /


LoulWllle. April Z ~ The Boston
Americans defeated the Louis, He
American association team to l.
Speakers hitting featured.
score Il H. h.
w lul f.......ss-. s..s..tse
iAthlsNNlr ,s.s... s.,.t,...t.st
batteries shore Leonard and
,HdY twigan, Middleton Taylor
aud Crossn
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Batteries Warhop. colo and Swco-
neY' Pickering Russell, Emhling and
ilassun. Schaulfe
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N,M Nm s: Illchmnnd B.

Richmond Va, April THE New
York Americans defeated the lNch-
mond lnlcrnationaH here today. $
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
city School League
srNnlNG OF TEAMS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Third Ward, -. Fourth Ward, 3.
First Ward, 10. Central school. o.
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Fort Smith, Ark. April : The
Chicago American league team de-
fcated the St Paul American associ-
alton team here today. =
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ecnnlnrs O. IlrnnI.I,n 4.

NHshlnNtun, AprII l-Thc WHsh-
lngton Americans defeated the Brook
Nn Nationals, to 4. here today In
the opening game OF an exhibition
series.
Score, r. II. T..
WASHINGTON ...,........ & 3
lirooklyn .......... 8
batteries; Gallia Engel ana AIM
smith, Williams Schmutz Hamilton
and McCarty Miller
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Outside this melancholy ruin, be-
hind an improyfsed counter under a
little facade thanked ON either side
by The debris OF recent bombardments
ana facing the rooflcss cathedral, a
little woman calmly awaits the rare
customer for her stock of fruit gath
cred from no one knows where or
how. SHE reflects the mentality of the
people of Flanders--resigned patient,
confident. half-forgctful what fear is
like and stubborn in their determine
ton 10 stick 10 their fircsides as long
as one stone remains on top of an
other Civilians and soldiers
French ana British-r-are fraternizing
in the middle Of the market place
when the distant thunder strikes up
and soon after the first projectile arr
rivcs. It misses the market hall but
oyplodcs in the very midst OF throng
on the square. Most people for the
time take To their cellars.
The little fruit woman hurries out
to pick up the eight victims, then
goes calmly back to her fruit stand In
the shadow Of the principal target for
the German artillery The streets are
dcserted, the GanHan artillery contin-
ues It's dun thahdefing followed by
sharper. brlghterA cracking reports as
IL the lightning were striking all
around, The yoides of the French 3
inchers The dull IS never long and
when It ends Yhres comes out of its
cellars and goes About what little bus
mess there r. Ift for 1t to do as If
nothing had happened.
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MONDAYS GAME.
First Ward, s Second Ward,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
MISS IwARr IN CONCERT

Miss Jessie G. Ewart of Colo.
RADIO Springs was one of the IA
young Knox college musicians who
took part in the annual college
musical festival in Galesburg, Fri
day evening, April 9. Miss Ewart
played first violin in the Knox
conservatory "a piece orchestra.
The orchestra accompanied the
mems and girls glee clubs, which
joined voices for the annual home
concert. The entertainment was
one of the largest and most popular
during the brilliant musical season
Of the college city.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
NEW TOWN COUNCIL

The new town council was not
installed last Monday evening, as
was stated was to be the case by
this paper, but will take their
seats the coming Monday even
ing.
Sheriff Cal Downing came down
from Lamar last Saturday to attend
to some official duties.
Mrs. John Calvort of this sec-
ion, was sent to the Mount Airy
sanatarium by Judge Thomas early
this week to receive treatment for
a drug habit.
The Anti-Horse Thief Associa.
tion of this district held an oyster
supper at Fairview school house
last Friday evening, same being
largely attended by members and
friends. Four parties were admit.
ted to membership, and the society
Is growing rapidly.
Towns that are wondering how
they can make up for the loss of
license money from the saloons
after next January, might try IL
censing the gossips and scandal
peddlers. That onght to bring in
considerable notwithstanding
News.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
stopped by one Of the surgeons.

stopped by one Of the surgeons.
Il am going to hold you responsible
for the sudden desire on the part of
one Of my patients to live"
III" Enid laughed back at the sur.
geon. What have l done?"
You have sung life back into the
heart OF . young daredevil oficer
whom we had all given up. He had
come back from the battlefield wound.
ed. hero who has won the Victoria
Cross, and has stepped into title and
huge estates. but 1t took your song to
make him fight for his own life. He
has begun the hght and IL he wins,
you and your song have saved him.
Desire is q great factor as a stimu.
liant along with our medicines. You
have given young Blaker that desire
and want to shake hands with you"
When. Enid stood beside the young
officer who was lying with his face
to the wall, she did not speak until
the door had closed upon the sur.
geon.
Why did you not make yourself
Auo"A " ho! buc dSheU SOItly, anu
Blaker turned swiftly.
Il am ashamed of my past" he said,
and did not offer his unbandaged
hand, but his eyes devoured the beauty
Of her face and told Enid that a new
man had arisen from the experience
of the past. The gentle fattery was
still there and Enid suddenly knew
that 1t would always be there for her.
She put her hand softly over his.
You have done much to be un-
ashamed Of and your future ia before
you"
The blue of Bakers eyes deepened.
He looked steadily into Ends sud
denly blushing face. She scarcely
realized that during three long years
her heart had clung to the hope that
one day she would stand face to face
with the scapegrace captain of the
British army and that honor and love
would meet her glance.
Il have been an undeniable fail.
ure," Blaker said with all that. I
have kept you in my heart, Enid,
though have not been half worthy.
The future"
lis q path of sunshine" Enid
told him. Il am glad" she added shy
ly. that came over to sing to the
soldiers"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
Cement From eeets.

VemSnt FROM 0ooSU.
It has been discovered in France
that an excellent cement is one Of
the byproducts of the manufacture Of
beet sugar. The scum that forms when
the beets are boiled. and which has
heretofore been thrown away, con-
sists largely Of carbonate Of lime and
water and from 10000 tons of beets
treated 1000 tons OF carbonate lime Is
obtained; to this 1,100 tons Of clay
is added, the resulting product being
1852 tons of excellent cement. The
scum is pumped into large tanks.
where it is allowed to dry partially.
Finely divided clay is then mixed with
IT. the mixture is thoroughly ANAL
gamated by beaters for an hour and
burned in rotary kiln. The clinker
is then removed and pulverized into
cement.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
Disease We Catch From Sweaters.

Disease We Catch From Sweaters.
An annoying. although not at all
serious disease of the skin, which
often attack persons In the late au-
tumn just after they have put on wool
len underclothes or sweaters, is now
believed to be caused by some un-
known fungus in the wool. The gar
ments doubtless become contamin-
ated by the fungus while laid away for
the summer. 1t is urged that no
woolen garment should be put on un-
til it has been thoroughly sterilized.
using ordinary soap and hot water and
carefully drying.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16
THAT oLp, SWEET sous
BY DOROTHY DOUGLAS.

Copyright, 1915. by the Mcclure Newspa-
paper Syndicate)
Enid smiled softly to herself while
she labored over the task Of selecting
a number of songs preparatory to
journeying across the ocean. She was
going over to do her mite in the great
war crisis by singing at numerous ben.
efits and concerts and in the hospitals
for wounded soldiers and sailors.
1t was not until she had reached the
lowest shelf of her music cabinet that
Enid found the old, old song that
Capt Cyril Blaker had given her The
irresponsible. fascinating young scape.
grace of the British army had been
in New York just long enough TO cap
ture few foolishly feminine hearts,
to borrow money from everyone who
was unwise enough to give 1t to him,
and to disappear into future no less
vague than the past from which he
had come.
My mother used to sing this to
me-" he had said softly. "Will you
too sing it to me? l want to hear you
now" The effect of the dainty hom-
age on Enid came vividly back to her
as she sat three years later look.
ing over the song. A flush crept into
her cheeks even as 1t had on that
other day, and Enid wondered II she
would ever see the fiattering young
ne'er-do-well again.
Enid put the beautiful little song
called Ruby" into her overburdened
folio with hope that its donor would
find that salvation held out to 80 many
men in times of war. Perhaps among
the thousands Of khaki-clad figures she
would see Captain Blaker. She was
curiously. and without much reason, in.
terested in the career of the hand
some, irresponsible officer.
The men had been brought into the
big sun parlor Of the hospital. some
carried in on stretchers, others in
chairs and some Of them could limp
in on the arms OF their nurses. Enid
had never expected, in the whole of
her musical career, to sing before so
completely wrecked an assembly of
living men.
She was standing quietly after .
storm of applause when one of the
nurses approached the platform.
Have you, by any chance, . song
called Ruby?' the nurse asked Enid.
"one Of my patients ID longing tor IT,"
Enid smiled and glanced swiftly
over the mass of upturned faces.
1T is not very cheerful song" she
said. But will be glad to sing It."
Her hurried glance had failed to find
familiar golden head that somehow
she had expected with the request for
the song. Her accompanist left the
platform and Enid sat down at the
piano and played the dainty. rippling
melody.
In so far as she could watch her
audience Enid watched for one sol
der among them who was more than
interested in the song. She was curl.
Gus to see who 1t was that was IA.
miliar with the old-time favorite. In
the far corner man, 30 wound with
bandages as to be unacceptable, was
leaning forward.
But when she had finished the Of.
ficer who had been leaning forward
had been wheeled away. Enid
searched for the nurse who had spok.
en- with her, but she. too, had disap.
peared.
Out in the corridor Enid was
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-16

Read the ads--it pays.
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aantlertpniert im Q@lnflffeim.

9}ahitn Sorutaq abei0 ben rs.
april wir0 Ger b~eritb1tte 0oHiide
Cenorit Gurico 4ulmetto. 3uiam-
men init Dem Heeies9icble.3}eeie Irio
uno Dem Gamen.@e iangoeretu Gou-
cor0ia m,ftrctcu. llebet bic 2eI.
Itunaen Oes aitutlers galmetto
idrribt Die .5aiuois Staots 3eituug
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ge6euen aon3ert5 5olgenbes: aIs
cine @lan3leIituug fornten Die @e-
imgsUortrage 0es iebr eeoeutenoen
1enortiten Gnrico 8aImetto 6e3eih.
net mer0en. Ser Sanger bat eiuc
Dortrefili6 geihuIte mo itberaus
moblflingeuOe Stimme uuo cr3IeLte
eiuen 6urdidlugenoen grfol9.
g}ahitebeno brin8eu mir oas aus
ge3eiduete Qrogranm:
/. aGrp9eus IN Der llnter1pelt"
Observation-Disclosures. Carl gtnoer
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teller unO MAIDEN mir ale nofmolS
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pin nege 1titolieoer, pnrniisaaiaht
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-16
Council Blaiis.

L5omos Q}. Sruiu, etu bin.
Ser Mlouu. Ser itlt 20 9ubreu IN
linum tlpiueu @dttadg1, 1876 sumter
Qce. mobnte mlr0e nu llittpotD
glordm ta0t TIL icinem tleiucn Scim
aufecfunocu. Gin Shioaonial bate
Ggben ein en0g gcnatt. ST.
Dim mar elm gioin pom ca. 60 Sab.
rem. Coroner Cutler biClt es mdt
iAr noting cine uuteriudmg Dor.
Bunebmen. 90 0ie ler3te icitlieLltcn.
Bob er eines nnturlideu Eo0c5 itarb.
r. Sieben 3igeuuer.5 nmilien NIT
63 aiu0eru luugten 0ieie @ode in
Council 0hiffs ON un6 MOLTEN eth
Qaqer alf Der 8cItieite Der Stn0t
aufi6laaen, Der Sheriff 6toaltetG
BEN 2euten ieboh oaB er ite nts
gau0itrcl6er fcituebmen miir0e.
mcnu iic niht m~eiter5oggl. Die Gelt-
te IicBen iid oieies nidt 5peimul
iaaen un0 padten tire SabieIigtei-
ten 5%uiammeu, 5oget iiber Den 5luB
mo fonocn IN Suo. Omaha cine 60
geritdtte. g8ie Die Qniiibrer iagen,
uolcn fie uad 51n 6rantiSco 8ur
4anama. 4usiteaung. 8ie es beiBt,
marten Bic 9elite auf orei Garla'
0mgcn @ie1, gieroe ur6 @ngen,
Die pom Sa0eu per Balm bierber &C.
ianot neroeu.
Ole Qdtglieoer ser bieiigeu
.Real gitate Grhange" beranloBter
i'm borigm 5riibiobr auf eigene $50.
item Die 4npflan3ung bon mebrerer
6un0ert Shattenbdumen am 8eii
groa6map. Die amertfaniide 5it
.qen6 in i5rer Guit am 3erItorer
ri6tete ie6o6 cine 8erbeerltrg I'M,
ter oen iunqen g1lmRn an 10 oaf
beute ungefdbr t25 6erieIbeu &c
fnidt ul0 abgebrohen iin0. 8el
5taotrat6 bot cine 9elobnung boz
$50 ousgeiebt fir Die 9erbaituni
zines jeoeu Der ne6eltb1ter. Oh
8oliBei 1ino aud bic giirger an lie
ner torf beia6renen SaupttraBe be-
Gtaot iino angenieien, Elm i6orfe'
auge auf bic 0anoalen Sit baben.
Gte GountD Superbiioren bega
ben Iid oiele 8ohe nod Der nfer
front in Gents &oipHibip I'M oel
Gomm an W1iiiouri.G Stub 81 I'm
terhldgn uno no moglid Die no
tbigcn S6uboorrihtlngcn gegeu oi
%0ro6enoen 15lutben oes Miiiouri Il
angriff al ne6nlen uno bic lleber
i6Dcmmnngen Der RteOerungen I
melt ais t9unlih 8u Oerbiiten. eir
GROCER I1eil 5armlan0cs lit bereit
Ron Dem &odiDaiIer fortgeidDemrl
moroen. Ger Gnmm in iener 8t
genO 1T ifjon felt geroumer Belt /
ldaobaftem 3litonoe gelueien.
Sobn S. grislin. Der inter De
anflage itm1o, ben Aobert 2imeriI
ermoroet 81 6aben, Duroe bon be
3urD I'M biaiigcu 9iitrittgeridt fire.
geipro6en. 8rislin gerietb am Is
5anuar nit ginlerid III einen @ort
me6iel, Der TIT 5dlIdecrei alsartetl
grislin beballpiete. III gertbeiO.
gimg gebauoelt 81 BADEN un6 b
@ei6morenen baben iid Oieier VI
.Iiidt mgeidloifen. aOpOfat s. {
.lSeB mar ailpoIt Oes auseflagte
nno eutIeoiete iid ieiner aufgat
nit erfolg.
glm 5onntng ben 18. april mir
der garion" @eianaDerein ieiHe r.
gelmdBige monatlide @eidaftSbe-
idmmIuug nbbalteIt. aac Wlitgli
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