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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
BANDITS LOOT TRAIN
IN s0uTHERG IEIls

SAN ANTONIO, December sl.--
Three bandits boarded the westboqpd
sunset Express on the Southern Pad
&c railway last night At Cline, and
between that point and spoffora,
twenty-five miles away, robbed the pas
sepgers IN the tive rear Nsepers.
They woke the occupants Of the two
sleeping cars and compelled them a
the point Of ristois TO give up their
valuables. They secured IN al abouI
Is7sio "a cash and iewelry valued a
!Ss0, 900.
joe Marines, q wealthy Mexican
who was . passenger Ia one Of the loot
ed cars, and who had $4,000 IN cash
in his possession, was overlooked b.
the bandits In some manner
He was 50 elated BY his escape that
he distributed amounts varying from
s26 to $3.50 to each OF his fellow pas
sengsrs who had been victims Of IN;
robbers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
STILL MORE BIgalsRE9
ID NORTHERN Mexico
Bandits Execute carranzistas
and Villa Wins at Saltiio
lAla0oiatsd Press y Federal wirslsDs,l

tAasociatsd Press BY Federal wirslsss)
WASHINGTON. December si.rLast
hight ne stats dspsrtwspt received
dispatches advising Of the hold-up Of
a train thirty miles northwest Of Vera
Cruz TWO pqicers and eighteen men
belonging 70 the carranza forces were
removed from the train by the bandits
and were lined up and shot
! Advices from Laredo Last night say
that refugees arfiying At that place
report that re Yiils eommapdsrq Gar
Ga and valdez have defsstsd tue Car.
rama troops n : battle north % Sal
THO which lasted All day Tuesday.
: 4 & Eaps5sa st lIefsas tAas yill'
mas taken aaltiliq. % - fi4 y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
INK BPlkn EEES
sQF gLERE PRlAGLE


-. 49,. 80 la,s y ".
IIY9t sinSe : fsnpse r'ng = "
sxtls ran INTO Clarence Prine'e y klng
s,Isysoss !. somoo.s,s ! 81 ! ~. man Nan
y. aaa,i,, ,a,,,,..s,,, ny. 81. q.
s iV" W. s's rs ysnH ~
not appeared IN the open, but has been
logging bis footsteps While petsistently
remaining out Of sight.
Prlngle thought ne had at last given
The jinI me shake j when Ne landed 4 ~
Judge stdasi fSail aiSieE a The Z II 4,
cent ~ kei p. He % a reason ri Bl'inA
so. Many fo6d men. Vefe stfivibe des.
hefafsIy 10 iind KS z % l6l6t Sob. dnd
rtinaIi hkvibf bS5ieS them a o,if.
mutually Vss eiai{a aSd plesstd s St
ia yips eatV ga 4. W. Risseillg jInk.
p1lfplatiqn3 t1il Hard i,.
i,lfif heI6 bis cal lions fen dowA
" ft|I DOWN. hid. Tho little INK =
still or the j0b. Clarence Was inforihea
Yesterday ~ City Aoqitof James Blek-
mel that his pay VA. Afld Up lid "a.
pitely NatlrtlIy, lS NJ rot tsteQs He
Protested ~ e6fous terms But AiA
protests were WITHOUT 4 k A h. Then he
IlE AIDED. Also Without HVHI| s1fHo lufIlt0r
va adsmaHt. III Eag Il ting upon tie
advice .of CITY Attorney W Gath
eq4sk ~; " y 3 \.
~ develops that v. ~. Iaffil6n, who
formerly flled the position which Il
now Ping n a wax fred by Judge Btn.
at Il boqt YEA NE tRift y dye
notice feaiifed by law, He lore
pfeSehto'I d cI1im for thirty dAytt bdy.
bid TIE kialill - ked good to Atlosney.
fat9eRtf who. a dSi4sq .she 4qdItpf a,c..
sqfqipely, = q, !. 4. 49, IA. ~ q ~, t
No Hilary Etis Month SIS Rgeals
This all very. well for Harrison,
lot 4 is ppte.t'ty rough or P5lnRie, whc
brQRdbl win D " To 10 Va thQiit coiil
pehSatoA for Ms work this month.
Happy n the p6Ssessi6n of rs ftni saias
Fi4'i u, ri rs called ~ The aidifOt s
once ysste div az sfnSon, Just AZ Aus
SltoP Biek ben Vas my making sit The
pay warrant for tie iiel elnpi0J Is
Of The u was the psS hoI6gicql
tponeit to tackle the qlIliI{ot bnf tlie
jipx. was lufkipg the bhe ound,
eastlng his fQth q ding !, shA dow over
PrirRle e ehR1e pf get Ting any money
Ibis mont and maybe next ihonth,
who k4oWsl n & . I, X,
(. .MelYille ~ Si'houtbn was formerly
ekief clerk sof this. court, and he re
signed When n asked to DO 50 by the
newly aRpglHted Judge Consequently
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
sRBMAW AuATQBs
'lEABEY uBAT lgAklRE

lAasociated Press BY Federal wireissa)
LONDON, December 81. Reports re-
seiyed By way Of Dover sly that on
Wednesday seven German aeroplanes
subjected Dnnkirlk France. 10 an aerial
bombardmsnt. An oflciai announcement
% the occurrencs reports that the Ger
nan aviators dropped bombs allsd with
shrapnsl bullets in Dunkirk. killing hf-
teen persons and wounding thirty-two.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
BUILDING RECORD ]
DE- lEAR ts't4.
Eiuht Hundred and Fifty New
Houses Costing $1,000
Each, Average

Eight hundred and Rfty.four new
yamed Al 100000 Il the Ho.
nol,,.u' raeara ~, the wear 1914 from
losqslt rsePte 19t .ns sst ~ ! ti7p'pp'
January 70 December y.
Four hundred az these were cottages
and s,tber ANAL stractures eostiha less
Nv. t,oaa zzs. 1870. -. Z. 49,.
than ytvvV tsaen' eitSer pph,t ~ ,holnys
~ 'hsi. M, Gwn 49, ~ ,os f s... Dy
s0s 9,ss ' h,. s,s - ~ ssst dyve,,
in1s' eStt"sss and ansll stores and
ether struttpres valued al between
$1,000 aud $4,000 each we're erccted,
while bhiidfndS and IMPROVEMENTS
valued All aver 10000 enc MN bered
li12 7,sqi's'' ~ s''''Hi' = !
~, a., ~. 49,. ~ NE l.,,a
~. sse' : fitf'
among new. " AMI turing epter.
prisfs which ADD 70 ne prodqetion, =, q q
wealth., the emplqymeqt OK iabor ~
w Permanqnt uppelll'dlpg " 4his e1ty,
the Foremost vas the Libby Mcneil
Y Libby eennery and warehouses at
kaphi costing S39,O0pi tpe Hayaiian
pineapple COMPANY q WAT mouse AZ WI
lei costing f1Vo0Di the sugar recovery
Plant Qf 3ould, Free A Ash valued Az
w, 200; the tAWaiian Electric lee
plant and oil tanks $l9,OO0i Lows
BGkery, 1920, and the Dairy men r As
tqciatlon zee cream faetQsy aud omees
fs9VO, y. y. n, I. + \, ". q M I NJ Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
RUSSIAN PURSUIT is HALTED

LONDON, December sl.- phicial
statements Of the situation following
ne decisive defeat a the austrian AZ
tempt 70 throw ne RUSSIANS from aali-
ca ana preak ne Hisys, islt, were. ~
sued from Vienna yeAteraay' the Aps-
'Iians slalni9g Y nave nal'so we hus-
t12p pursuit ~ tne passs9' an ac1no"-
= 1ns sVnls,sss .llA.s !.
'pstt 1,s2s W ~. ~ ~ 800 !,
1870 -. .. ~. ~ -.
$3.50 !. $3.50 u ~ s..s $3.50 J.
49,. 4. $500 =
~ IN. :,
uopHxAsTx HASA1s svSghhp
Tne vienna annouRseWepz fays tnAs
pe rstkeA'ins Af w ntse YSsIl iioa :
pNmpfk "a t''R3 neg n wv ~ ~
In Passes ngFtR q shs nan vzs9s
fasA. some nFFx mas7 souFa ~ ~
tmxsh F71s eyenFsr YaStts h4ss n1, u,
ca fursner husslap PEostssss " hns ~
.IapA faRask ppAsss'
Inc ApHslsn aqysncs4 Alns. ~
saw from tne LCNst NAaa Poassloi1',
,Ms lpfy aies esss, y " fp.ls v
nan yPlsctss n $500 nSss ". q,
tSc4 W., ssss ~ e, Ut $500 "a: a
-. !. s.-..s w 4.
49, . 80. 800 !, s $50, 49, 81 z
,ss,n s,r,y Tr'TN rs F7'ss I
p 4. ~. =. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
aswAaH OF COLDS

4. Children are much more likely to eoni
tract the coptagions diseases when they
have colds Whooping cough, diphthe:
ria, scarlet fever aid consumption are
diseases that are often contracted when
the child has a cold. That il why al
ine.irnl aptborities say bewareaof colds,
For the quick cure Of colds you Will
iihd nothing better than Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. II can always be 40.
pended upon and Is pleasant aPd safe
TO take, For sale by all dealers benson,
smith 8 Co, Ltd, agents fott dawaiL
AT the time he was erum1,ipg a piece
of paper IN his hands ~ was looking
at the paper wad and i kept looking
at IT, ~
Mr. HpbsoA = face bea| Jed triumphant
He turned to Captain WHITEWATER and
saidi ~ don't want ,onle TO say any
more that ] am SEER things,n n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
Of TREASURY
10 R[PREsEhE PRESIDENT

SAN TRANoiscp, December ST..
Secretary % ne Treasury MeAdoo and
ais wife, who was 1Iiss Eleanor Wilson,
laughter Of the President, arrived at
Los angeles Last night. en- route 70 san
Diego. where the secretary win repre-
cont the Prssidsnt at the opening cerss
Monies Of the Panama californi4 Elk
sosition tomorrow. on Monday, secre.
AIRY and Mrs, McAdoo win visit San
Eranciseo,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
BRITISH SUPPLY SHIP
WRECKED NEAR HALIFAX
lAsaeelalsa Pra.a Ry Fsasral wIIsIsla.l

(Assoeiated Press BY Federal wlrsIsss.)
HALITAxs December $i,-Ep route
70 France and carrying q fun cargo Of
food ana army supplies, the British
stea!pship Nayatra stuck on the rocks
OF Tpcxst Island in the Bay Of Fundy,
The vessel Is probably total loss. Tugs
arc now alongside To- assist In rescue
ana salvage work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
soME CROOKED cARa0Es

(AsHocI1Iod Ift1I W Federal WIt1ICehl
I. LON1oN Dqcfmbcy So The Ameri-
can meta iop ~ aahisctl u A7skisap
cargoes detained b7 tho British CON
tinnsg 40 be ne rhief subject a com,
ment toeay but thsEs Y 20 evidence
Of irritstion Or frictton ,,ssss
!, A fpn qahinet Daeetily today con.
iidered tho stand taken ~ the United
States phas leaEl1 iaiproRensnt must be
accordt3 ehip;=ents n tyapsit ~ ),
Wts1iRE 1EAt TRoURt.B LIES
A frank discussion among REitishFof-
iicials shows that there = = general
dilpoqa pnAtQ rect American deziEse
in SO Ger AZ n a rractiosble n Do
%. y AMOUNTED out ne EeeSpQEsatioR
BY the scapdinayian neutral sQHptriss
Of goods landed ~ those cpuntriss "
American xhipperA goods which are cpn
traband when; destined for q bslligeu
rent county. couplicates the situation,
SOME sHIPPRRa nKaHQNnet &
whore reezportation q thess goods
is prohibited, Is recently done ~ italy.
no diaisultiss Tsnsip KoFeoyer Brit
fab ofneials SAY. NOT AZ Ar'sriean shiR
pers have been honest n ne handling
Of ca5gock Much absolute eontrahsHa
has been found sonssalsd + cotton
cargoes. erc fonfHS.,4 81 ~ 4
strict inspection Of outgoing slip;
ments W ihs United States and an
ohisil gzaEaptse that ne bins os cont
signmest are e0Hsct Wight greatly e,sa
the sltgston, y 4 declared
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
Peirograd Bulletin AffFms pu-
broken coutinaatioR Of Sue
cesses in Poland and GaIacia
For Arms Of the Muscoyites
AUSTRlANs CLAIM THEY
HAVE HALTED RUSSIANS
Defeat Of Germans SO Decisive
That Won Hiadenbmg With
draws Ios Purpose Ot Read
justlud Faroestor New Attack
DEcEHBER 81.
Tho o,zeiall announcement issu

IN 1nOGHA1, 01SNtHAp1A SATT
the ol1eiall annguusspsnt issued
D yesterday reports anuubrcksa
continuation Of successes With the Rus
Eian sEluies On the efenaive on al
fronts and statss that The German at
tack although delivered with the
greatest DISSEMINATION and courage, has
bssn broken down BY the. Russians
The report says:
s'There is lpll alcnz the len banK
Of the vistuia, excepting IN q few
places. From Bolir.sv the German at
tackled our trenches at Bourgade, Bor-
jiEaw and Gombin. although subjected
to an intense ire. The attack failed.
ana the eneniy suffered tremendous los
ses when our troops delivered an ini-
petuous counter attack, carrying the
iield with the bayonet. s. Z,
s'south Of Possare we have captured
the German entrenehed position 4
I'm West oaiicia We are advancins
victoripusly. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
NURSE BECOMES BRIDE
lF LLOYD QsRlgRAE

(Assoclated Press by Federal wireless.)
GAN FRANCISCO, December Sl.--
Ptixats advicss from London announce
ihe marriage there on Christmas eve
u Lloyd osbourns, stspson Of ,ths late
n6bert Louis stevenson, 70 Miss Ethel
head Of GilroH California. Miss Head
lived a. the stevenson household sew
or1l years ago as nurse for Mrs. steven,
s,a and was among those remembered
IN srs s.ezsuson's win
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
Marc lsLlND STATION
. NIL H|Il I[sTBgIER

3 SAN TRANc1soQ. pecember ST.
The ofss iaia a. Mase Island navy YARD
were aa;ho1izsa from WAsbtpeten yer
tsrday 10 proesad Ct once With ne con
struction Of one Of the dsstroysrs ap-
rrorristed for. This VIII be the first
destroyer contract ever awarded to .
government plant. The estimate Of
the Mare Island oficials, entered As 4
bid Against the privately owned ship.
buildipg yards, was 100000 peley the
lowest private bid NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01
fAssocisted Press bg Federal wireIess,l
oNDoN EcHE n 81. THE

Mrs, Edwin Y. Adsley, OF 702 -Four.
teenth street, Detroit, Michigan, has
written Territorial Secretary .Thayer
asking for information as to tbs
whereabouts Of her sou, Frank Kirk.
haps Adsley from whom she has not
beard during the past two years. Ada
ley il supposed 10 have come 10 tn
Territory about year ago. The d.
reetory does not show his name, an IN
dieation that II Adsley did come here
he remained only a short time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-01

METHODS or WARFARE
SAVAGE AND PRIMITIVE
Soldiers In Some Instances Close
n and Choke Each Other TO
Death, While Franco British
Drive Their Works Forward

= ~ IL =. -
Sn HvtNS IvI"alu
sA..esIs.ed Fr..s y rsdsrai w,+.l....,
pVn tVH ~ nH y n THf
~ Allies are gaining slowly ia the
western lighting, the advanced
being yard ~ YARD. ths carr ans con.
,e.t,,,g sv,,.v .3nch !, s,a,,,,a. ,,,...,,,,
IA Mac. ~ Xxx. a. 49,. -.
y cIss. ~, $500, ,,,.,.,,,.,,' u ..,..,
a. II ,y.,-e.,. ~, $3.50 \. $500
c,ost,. 4, ~ q, sno, 49,, ~ q ss.' !.
death IN sSrs iussan ne. 20 80
In places along the front the action
Is conhned TO ARTILLERY duels, In the
midst Of which the sappers Of the Allias
drive their works forward. ee
the oflcial dispatches from Berlin
admit the loss OF the Belgian position
a. the village Of st. Georges -four mil,
south Of NEWPORT which the Belgisns
seized in surprise attack. Counter
attacks in an qfIort to regsin the lost
ground, are being made. reports Berlin.
fs. e
GRRMANs STRONGLY IkTRENC1
A deycription Of the' aehtinp along
the Iine in Bslgiu-, Is riyen bv INC
efaeial Z. Eve witness, with the Hrit.
'ish troops this being HIS news summary
Of the general situation M "a pece,:,.
Der III He says that the Germans arc
strongly iptrenched and are In bet
ssr.pssitidnto defend their ground than
tney wefe two montns ago. e
TEUToN WORKS AXE INGENIOUS
3 Sat that time Z writes the oficial
press REPRESENTATIVE, can advance on
the eastern end Of the line Implied !
movement across a diticult country. as
ii does stili, ana for us II meant an at
tack ON skillfuliy but hastily fortitiea
strong points or villages, held 70 4 largo
extent BY cavairymen and jaegerL
with the large proportion Of machine
guns that we have in front Of us 70.
day it Is no longer a succession Of iao,
lated points.
There are sti,i such points, but they
are stronger ana form part Of a prac.
Ideally continuous defensive zone, con,
listing In some places OF several lines
Of cnnningly situated and carefully con,
strucsed works,
oRsTA eir.rs TAKE EtERy PoR,s
..r,'. 80. "a. 4 \. 49,
- .oNs way Asens y : W.
nspss sna oDssAsls1 l.ssts
Answp iYtp 3 oSs'A pAea ~
49, s e y 1900 =. p'0ss e0'u
wiz, ,-u = 1900 ~. s.s,sa ~ $500. 49,
from eirhseeu ,achss q noarly AZ feet
n heiaht md y. ditfersnt widths
.,when (. q ramon: >, M Iacouic farms
that ground Ms beeu gained A. ( cor.
tain point. tosoeraphicarly The gain
NAV amount 10 snly a Few yards. Tac-
| .s..,t,, -. 49,. 49, -. $1,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
GERMANS DENY USE
OF DUN dunn BULLETS

Berlin. oct 25 (by Wireless to
Tuckerton ~ J)-The overseas
News agency says
"Thc Norddeutsche Allegemeine
Zeimng reports that the German gov
crnment has transmitted through a
neutral power its answer 10 the Rus
sian governments threat to shoot
German prisoners Of war In districts
where dun dunn bullets have been
used. The German government
states that no dun dunn bullets have
been or viii be used by German sol
diers If the Russian government
shoots German soldiers under false
accusations Of using such bullets Ger
many viii make the most severe re-
prisals.
"The German government iuIlhei
states that reprisals viii be The easier
hecause Russians captured by the
Germans have confessed they nave
used dunn dun bullets.
"The probable resignation OF the
Russian minister Of railways is being
discussed, says a report from Copen-
hagen. The reason lies in the fact
that there arrived lately Ia Moscow
a consignment of bitter water instead
of much needed food supplies RAN
way employees were bribed TO give
preference 10 the CONSIGNMENT ot
Water.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
THE WEATHER
MEATHTR TORECAST.

3 &
Tree3., ANA ly.4,..-i..,. r..' .,'.,,,.',,
ems. nnrti.,, --...s.5,,.
water served out ca him $50 that ne
san WASH his face-thc hands don
mdtter-eur invaluable feldWebeL
VINO displays the dcNterity IT i con-
JuIer m the matter uf evoking hard
boiled eggs from the most unexpected
places. slNes us each couple of eggs
ana chunk ot soldiers bread some
tmes there Is coffee trom camp
We may be passing dnd sometime,
there ism {.
lhus fortified We begin thirty
ihlle ana lhrty-hout day OF sightsee
ing.
just now We are on the iIth day of q
Tip thaJ covered q large part oi the
SVedt irregular SQUARE OF toiish-kus-
sian territory Whlch lies Where kus-
sla pushes out nus extreme western
pouhdarN- am extension II erected hy
sohbllnS the olsGesJ part Of the an-
rent kisdom ol Poland IT you drew
Ia me sJralsht south from thc town
or AugustoW where the famous
Lithuanian horses come Irom, which
lies lusl over the border of the south
eastern tp Of East Prussia, tn the
little town ot Sandomierz, which has
Ia great ecclesiastical history, that hne
would he the eastern boundary of the
reslon we nave been traNersine. Ana
the me would pass close 20 the Tort
iesS OF lNahRorod, All inns territory
Us now IN German oi Austrian h1nds'
ana nearly every mule OF lt hdd To- he
ieueht Tor Warsaw ls It's metropolis.
From N0VogeurgfcV~k and Nar-
eau, v,o have bean fnr five days iir-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
CONFESSION Of
MEXICAN CLEARS
BORDER MYSTERY
Chaoo Flores, Who Participant
ed in Raids and MurderSr
Says Object Is to Gain In
dependence,


Brownsville. Tex, oct 25.--Chanu
Flores. a Mexican prisoner has made
q confession. according to an am
nouncement by the sheriffs depart
ment today, i'm which he admits par
ticipatiun iu last Monday night
train wreck and murders here. II is
declared that the confession Involves
several other McXicans In Texas bor-
der outrages of the past three
months. Flores is declared TO have
said that the object of recent raias
was to Secure liberty and lnde-
pendence for MeXicans in Texas
Flores is said to have confessed to
taking part in a raid ON a ranch d'
Sebastian. this county, several weeks
ago in which father, son ana two
step-sons were killed.
The so-caled Texas revolutionary
army was described by Flores is ~
force of about 500 men divided mo
several companies. the one "hlch
Flores Is said to have belonged con
tanning from fifty to sixty men. IhV
companies which made the @ids al
Ojo del Aqua, Progreso ana oln'I
points up the river from here WeJ e
unknown to Flores, according To ms
statements, but all were SAID lo .pe
under the general leadership of LUIS
de Las Rosa and Ancito Pisano
Flores is said TO have coniess'"
that on the night of the wreck ihlrF
Of more MeMcans crossed the Fio3
Grande into Texas and were Joln,ea
by fifteen or twenty ON tins sue,
They then laid plans for Wrcetint
fbe train. The confession did nor
saw why the bandits killed the Sol
dicrs and shot Dr. E. S. Mccain ana
II J. Wallis but permitted other
Americans on the train to escape un-
harmed
The committee Of citizens named az
a mass meeting here SATURDAY 10
visit Austin and Washnstoh 70 ''''e,
an onppal to authority for early re-
lief on the border, departed late 10
day The committee expects to be IN
austin tomorrow to confer with Gov
ernor Ferguson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
History Of Negotiations Dating
Back More Than Twenty
Years Is Disclosed ii Cor
reSpondenCe introduced,
RANDOLPH PROTESTED
AGAINST FREIGHT RULE
Former President Of New Ha-
ven Finds Difficulty in Re-
membering Things That
Happened Long Ago,

New York, oct 2l.-Lcttcrs to and
from Charles s. Mellon which ne
identified for the jury today in the
trial of the eleven New York. New Ha-
Ven and Hartford directors ON the
charge Of monopolizing New Eng
lands transportation traffic furnished
written evidence Of the steps taken 10y
the New Haven road to crush is prin-
cipal competitor the New York and
New England Railroad company.
The letters, dating back tu 1898 and
1894. set forth the action taken 10y the
New Haven TO require the prepayment
uf freight charges by the New Eng
land ON traffic nterehanged between
the TWO roads at Conneetng points,
and the steps taken 20 induce the
trunk line railroads outside of New
England 90 route their traffic over
the New Haven instead of over the
New England road, which had con
.nected with them 10y way ot the
Poughkeepsie bridge over the Hudson
river
Your whole intention seems TO be
10 drive us out of business wrote II
.C Randolph, then general traffic
manager of the New England. To Mi
NlCIlVN i'i P,"t'',i'" "7"''''
gull clneHl luI t,lv pIeP"N iii'i' -
irelshi chafbes' nus was at 0llli'
Wnen the witness ilao PlUVlouslH '''-
tllled the New EIElaHu Iiu"i' GUS
We're ON me ragged Vub1.
memory - Iahl3'
W"s lHa' pr'paS t'ell "p e"
- lne olhCt Ioaua' d'Neu i,'iN -
! @WaoNeI' lhe tN"i''lil''N "''''i "'' iV'
IN he EoESIilIll.ll
w Ell, tllaI WnS so !"9s dSo va,
aon iPiheu'poI, IePli'u tiie Wy i,'-s.
IL ~ lle 5"Nei uiileIIt N"H'ei'eir' 'i.'
the rule was devised lof tHt sore Pui-
pose OF lhJurlhs lhe ne" h's ianu.
Ihe New maven supseQueht l'l''ts
revealed had lialllc aiI"ns nsVIh'nl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
WHOLLY N0N-PARTISAN
STATE GOVERNMENT 7

san FTancisc0, Dct. 23.-VaIfofnla
appeared tonight TO be- ready for "a
general election tomorrow on the
question of making the state govern
ment wholly non partisan, as It's coun-
ty governments and some state Of
fees now are.
Governor Hiram w johnson and
some other state officials have cam
vassed the state speaking for the nom
partisan constitutional amendments
Organized opposition to them, it was
admitted by the opponents, has not
amounted TO much
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
DRASTIC PROHIBITION
LAW TO BE TESTED

Boise. Idaho, oct 23.-Ihe DHil y
States supreme court is TO be askea
10 pass on the constituuonaliiE oi
Idaho's drastic prohibition law Whlcn
makes possession Of liquor a ieiohy
on second conviction Permission loI
appeal was granted today on "A Wrll
of error bv the state supreme court
which recently upheld the law.
II is contended by the appellant that
the law Is repugnant to the eonstltu-
ton of the United states in that II
nhridges the privileges and IMMUNE
ties of citizens and depriyes them OF
property without due process OF Jaw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26

wv M'FHf"e J""HHNL "FN'lAN AhNhNp Mf"ei
Rome oct 30 tviu Paris u .. M
Another air raid ON Venice occurred
at $40 O'Clock this morning. Three
Austrian ueroplanes dropped several
bombs ON the eity Three persons
were injured slightly The damageI
was iHslgnincunl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26

EI Paso, Tex, oct 25-Nilla pa
per currency was barred from trans
actions with the Villa officials in
Juarez today According to an an
nouncement, MeSican or United States
metallic money would be accepted in
payment Of general taxes, postage and
customs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
IMPORTANT VICTORY
GAINED BY I0FFRE
Russians Drive Won Hinden-
burg Back Near Riga,
though Cou0terbaIancing
Ieuto0 Success Is Claimed.
GERMANs opEN ROUTE
TO RELIEVE TURKS

London. oct 20 t3;00 a. m.)--
The bucharest, Rumania. corrc-
Spnhdcut OF the Times sends the
= following:
serbian troops have with
uIAWn from the Danube ana the
I NuslrianS have crossed the river.
traNvtsing the island uf Odnknlc.
Ihe Austrian forces viii now oh
"ln frec passage through Bul-
ghria from Or1OSa, where flfty
steamers and lighters laden with
munitions have assembled"