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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
NEW HAVEN HEADS
TO STUDY ROADS
OF THE WEST
Officials of Much Distressed
System to Make Investiga-
tion of Methods in Use in
Other Sections.

New York. Jan. a committe"
of eight officials of tho Sew York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
company Including vice president D.
NJ. Tomlinson and General Manager
e. L. Bnrdo. has been appointed by
President Elliott it was Jnnouneed
today. To- visit Detroit Chicago, 81
Paul. Omaha. 81 !.nuis and other
cities In the west and middle west
tn study railroad operations there
with view 60 obtaininE Information
and data that would ue hclpim In
making the operation vt the New
Haven road sufer, more efficient ana
moro economical,
In undertaking th, iuvestigalion
the road. the aunouncemcni states, 10
trying to follow the suggestion ot the
interstate commerce commission thht
the railroads OF the country adopt
AN measures thai tend Co produce
greater efficiency and economy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
WILSON WILL HOLD
HEARINGS ON THE
LITERACY TEST
Senate and House Committees
Agree Upon Changes to BE
Made in Measure, Which
Will Go to Both Houses.

Washington. Jan. s-Housc and
senate couferccs on amendments to
the Immigration bill today agreed to
eliminate the senate provisions bar
ring negroes and cNempting Belgian
farmers from the litcracy test ana
certain other requirements. All 9th
or dincreucos, n-sunstantlal, we're
compromised aud the perfected bill
VIII noxt be presented Co both houses
for final passage before II goes to the
president who viii hold public heaF-
ings On the iiteracy test before de-
Gliding whether "a sign OF veto Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Administration Will Await
Supplementary Note Pro-
missed by British Govern
ment Before Framing Reply.
SPECIAL CASES CANNOT
BE CONSIDERED NOW
Impossible to Go Into Details
Regarding Interfs rene 5
With Steamers Until Status
Is Agreed Upon.

Washin gton. Jan. y. - Secretary
Bryan and other administration OH
cials were at work today going over
Great Britain's preliminary reply To-
the American note protesting against
Interference with commerce on the
high seas. Awaiting President viii
sons return Co the city late today.
however. all officials refused abso-
lutely To comment upon u.
such study as onioiais have given
Co the preliminary reply has conNuc-
ed them that probably u will bee nee
cssury TO await the supplementary
note promised ay the British govern
ment before undertaking to continue
negotiations. 40 FAR AZ they relate to
the general principles involved in the
American note. That. OF course. will
prevent immediate consideration Of
special eases that may arise In CON
nection with new seizures or dcten-
tlons.
Omcial circles regard the British
position as concilatory and while
Great Britain has not yielded any of
her substantial claims In rcrard To
1.-The right ~ search of neutral ships,
the London foreign Office has shown
a disposition 10 discuss the sabject in
a friendly spirit
There ~ q disrositlon' on fbe part
o.: the Cnited Stutes officials In the
continuation Of tho negotiations 10
separate the question Of manner In
which searches shall he conducted
from the other questions relating Ca
contfaband The British preliminary
reply has held out hope TINT speedy
adjustment of this question can De-
reached Hut the British note also
mukrs D, apparent that there must be-
fun opportunity a. discuss such ques
tions as the right of "a belliEerent gov
crnment to prescribe for Itself what
shall constitute contwband and tEc
extent to which goods of that char
acter may be allowed export To- nou-
trail countries. which may serve al
gatoways for admission to AN enemy q
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Germans Capture
Many Prisoners
in Argonne
French Attack Repulsed Near
Perthes and Soldiers of Re-
public Are Driven Back at
Burnhaupt-le-Haut

Berlin. Jan. .. (By Wireless to
London, 6if0 y. m)--The German
official statement given out az the
war office today says that French
forces have been repulsed with heavy
losses nt point northeast OF Soils
SONS and also near Pcrthcs; that In
the Argonne the Germans took l.20o
prisoners and were otherwise success
fui and that near Fiirey, they blew up
"A trench held by the French. killing
all the occupants. Also the French
have been driven from Bcrnhaupt-Le-
Haut, In Alsace.
IN the east the Germans ON jan
uary took 1000 prisoners and seven
machine guns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
BY WHEAT
RISE, BROKER IS
A SUICIDE
Body Found in Office Soon AT
ter Announcement Of Firms
Failure for $4,000 at Ex-
change Opening.

New York. Jan. &c. r. stringcr
5I., junior member OF tbe stock cx
change firm Of Stri1Eor aud company.
shot Himself and died Instantly ABOUT
the time the suspension OF the frm
was announced today on the ii0or OF
the stock exchange.
To the sensational rise In whoot
with the past few days was attributed
the failure of the Arm by &. A. DccH-
er It's counsel Dccker said the.
striager and company had been
badly caught on the short side OF
the market and had failed for shout
100000
The arm 81 Htringcr and company
wns organized May %, ls13. Il con-
sisted Of @. y. stringcr. sr., aud Ms
son Of the same name. The younger
stringcr recently had reached the aEo
Of n and had been admitted az a full
partner. Tie was married. A few
minutes before the opening of the
stock exchange today stringer. Jr.,
loft his own Office and entered that
Of the Guanajato Development COM
pany, IN which the firm Of Stringer
and company had an interest. When
the ehcnhhtd oftHenf the ihltuft NhA
announced. Not long afterwards the
body of strinEer was found lying on
the floor under a deck IN the De, eloD-
ment company's Office. with a revolver
few feet away.
The firm did a commission business
of small proportions. For some years
past u had been interested In Mexi-
can properties. especially mining CON-
panies
Decker issued later statement 81
which he said;
'Thc suicide Of Mr.. Stringer. and
the failure of the firm are due 10 the
fact that the young man for the past
month has been Eperulatlng In the
wheat market with the money of hif
friends and his customers. When the
market went against him with heavy
losses he decided 20 end Il all He
told his fnthcr of his financial situa'
tlon yesterday.
'The Mexican situation was IN nc
way the cause Of the failure of the
firm"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
MANY CAPTURED AND SEVERAL
SUCCESSES ARE ATTAINED

Berlin. Jan. o. (Via Wireless to
Londun. 4.0a .. m.l--Thc following
official communication was given out
today AT ariSS headqpe.tvrs;
ron the westSrr 'front.' there have
been heavy ,ralps. which seemed more
like cloudbursis flian anything else.
Thunder was heard an day yesterday,
The Lys az some places has overflow
ed lts banks
Several attacks 0f the enemy 10
the northeast of soisHOns we're beaten
on With severe loss 20 the French A
French attack also near Perthes.
north OF Chnlons was repuisco with
severe loss to the enemy.
oIn the eastern section OF the Ar
gonne, our troops successfully storm
cd French positions and took 1900
nrlsonors and some mine throWers
gnd a bronze mortar A lorraine bat
ta;ion and the Hessian mndwehf
particularly Distinguished themselves
In this nght. one OF our advanced
trenches. which we at the time were
not occupying near Flirey, was occn-
pied hy the French aud at once alown
up. All OF the French occupants were
killed.
Both west and south OF sennhelm
fCornnyl there ~ nothing 20 report
The French have been driver out Of
Burnhsupt-fle- Haut ana the trenches
there into their Old positions.
Some 100 prisoners fell into oui
hands here
"On the eastern front bad weather
continues In the number Of prison
ers taken by us on January fth Wal
g,0o0. Also seven machine guns wer'
captured"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Today;s War
Summary

The French advance In Nlsacc
apparently has been checked.
Iioth the lrchh and German al.
CiaI statements uf to-day tell oI
the Iccaptnic hy tie Gcrmans uf
IsurnhAupt- iiaut. the town
south Of Stcinhnch. cnptrrc at
which by the i'rcach was am
nouni ed yesterday.
In tiic Argonnc violent lighting
h again IN progress. In one
Charrc the French lost number
of men ~ the result of u trap
set by the Germans. who per-
miticd gilcm Ia Ocup, "A trensi
and turn blew il up.
Fighting has been resumed In
the Nisnc region, where the allies
claim Ia have captured three
lines Or Gtrman trenches. cover
ing BOO meters Of the front. The
German statement. however. says
that french attacks la this re-
gion were repulscd.
German armies RFc again
striking at Warsaw from two III
rcifions. Along The Nistnln, to
the west Of the Polish capital.
heavy lighting has been resumed
and NJ the same time new at
task hn- been launched from the
north.
The i'ctroarRd war office de-
rihcd the lighting ~ more aud
more desperate, and admits thnt
the Gcrmaus made advances at
many pnini~ bal sintc~ that they
were subsequently driven back
again.
Coincidrnt with the iiu-sian
swes'p through thc Austrian prov
iwrc uf iiukowina. plans ARE un-
der way In the adjacent country
nf i,umanla for mobilization oT
the army. tnuIil, ial ais iccs
state thai the cntranrr of ltu-
mania lnto the war y expected.
! Geneva report ~iiN- that an
Austrian army has hCcn trapped
IN Galscin hy tile llu--ians. who
rs an unexpected movement
onugln tile Aistrians at di-ad-
vantage on dlfh,rlt ground and
plarcd them IN prrtarious po-
s.tion. There was no rOnfirnin-
lion, however, Of tals report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
LITTLE PROGRESS is
MADE IN GETTING JURY
FOR LA VETA TRIALS

Pueblo. colo, Jan. The sixth
day In the trial of the alleged IA
Vetn murdcreru here found but ituo
4rosress made in thc selection OF "a
jury. Thus far both sides have used
sixteen challenges uud numerous iur-
ors have been excused TOR cause
From present indications u seems
unlikely that luiy viii have been
secured before the end of next week.
Eight former CONF strikers are on
trial charged with billing three mine
guards ana chauffeur aud wound
ing a mine fflcml near Ia Neta ia
November, 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Russian Bayonets Prevent
Gains at All Points, But
Some Advances Are Attain
ed BY Hard Fighting.
sERvIA RENEws ASSAULTS
WITH NOTABLE vIG0R
Teutonic Empire Prepares to
Throw 100000 Prussiana
Into Campaign in Aid Of
Her Ally.

London. Jan. o (f2ag D. M .)---Co-
Incident with their new movement
from the north. the Germans have
resumed their violent offensive oper-
ations 10 the west az Warar9 They
are hacking their way forward ~
some points, only TO be In turn driven
out from their positions py Russian
bayonet attacks. Thlh leaves the Ait-
uation In Poland as a whole about
what a WAS a fortnight asD.
Meanwhile the Russian sweep
through the Austrian crown innd OF
ilukowina continues unchecked. nc-
cording 10 ncws dispatches reaehlHs
London, and this army u expected -
British observers soon 20 be well over
the mountains forming the boundary
into Hungary.
seryia. with her army more or less
rohabilitated. u described In London
as attacking the dual monarchy from
the south with renewed vigor. AUS
tria declares that the latest servian
attempts have been rcpuIsod. New
efthcless. credcnce is given IN Eng
hand TO the reports that Germany "
planning to throw troops 20 the aB-
alstance Of her ally IN a third at
tempt to crush the country of the
SERBS -Four hundred thousand PruR-
siana and s00.000 Austrlnna. Il ~ aald.
are Co be employed IN this cnmpaign.
.tho Teutonic allies dnemint eueh q
move imperative In view OF the grave
situation hi the Balkans.
In belgium and France the allies
are making some hard-earnod gains
and the Germans also here aud there
are making pro9ress The opposins
forces are 70 nearly evenly matched
and the position OF theif ircnches are
such that Sapping and bvpip throw
ing must be relied on chiefly 90 hrns
gains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Many Small Gains
are Recorded in
Communique
French Take Three Lines Of
Trenches, Advance 500
Yards and Perform Other
Events Of Note.

Paris Jan. . (2.f0 .. ml--sueces-
Hcs of greater or less importance at
various points along the battle line IN
France are claimed N the official re-
port on the progress Of the nghting
given out by the French war office
this afternoon. a German victory Ia
admitted In Alsaee. where the troopa
Of Emperor william rc-occupied
nurnhaupt-Le-haut
In one place the French gain con-
sisted Of three lines ~ German
trenches. at another they advanced
500 yards. elsewhere lesser gains or
the retention Of positions are record
ed. The French artillery also has
been active with results declared ia
be advantageous The text Of the an
nounccmcat follows In part.
ITO The south Of Yprcs we have
damaged tho trenches Of the enemy
and reduced tc silence the mine
throwors OF the Gcrmnns.
In the region OF Arras aud in the
vicinity Of Amicns there have beer
artillery engagements resulting ad'
vantaEeousiy for our batteries.
In the region OF Soupr yesterday
morning We occupied verS brilliantly
Hin iag. Three times during the dHS
the enemy delivered violent counter
attacks Each time they were re-
pulsed. our gain b represented hj
three lines OF German trenches nions
front of 500 metres
I'm the region Of Perthes ;ho eneni,
delivered an attack TO which we re-
spondcd Immediately by counter at
tack. This movement ON our par
permitted us not only 10 retain ou'
positions at nm goo west Of Pcrthcs
hut also 90 take possession uf iO'
Yards at the trenches OF the cneml
between Hili goo and the village o
perthcs Furthermore a direct attnct
delivered by NJ on Perthes at th'
famc time We were making our coun
ter attack on Hill e1o made us mas
ters Of the VILLAGE. our total gain II
this locality Is more than SEQ snrdf
la the resiun of ceruay We maln
..liucd oar noHtion Further tu IN
south the enemy strongly reinforced
tc-occuplcd Burnhaupt- H0ut, a
the expense of heavy losses %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
FRENCH TROOPS IN KAMElttN
ATTACKED HY MIXED fDiltI

Parts, Jan. , u0;f2 a. M
French troops from the Congo. who
have been occupying Edea, In Ger
man Knmcrun, have been attacked
10 force ty mixed detachment OF
German and native soldiers. The
Germans were repulsed, leaving on
the neld "A dead ana wounded, one
machine gun and ffty rifles.
This information 81 eoetai-isa ss an
official telegram received today ny
the French colonial offices. The
French losses In the engagement are
described as trivial. The date OF the
lighting ~ mol given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
C. F. G. 1. OFFERS TO
TREAT WITH MEN IN
REGARD TO GRIEVANCES

Denver Jan. 2.--Noticca 0cro uost-
ed today az All the mines of the colo
taco Fuel and iron company inviting
the wurkmen to select representa-
ti,es To- deal with the officers OF tn
company in regard Co grievances.
The notices. signod hy President J. +.
Wclborp. promise that NO officers oi
the company will be present at the
mectlngs al which the men viii np-
point their representatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
British Officers and
Men Reach
New York


New York, Jan. s-Twenly elshi
ofnesss ana men d shs british arro
Including col c. E phiDns cf lhq
Royal artillery. temporarily afsaehed
from rervlcs o. Enrnprai pati'e-
nelds. reachcd New frr t,is4
aboard The white sler liner esan,
SIC on their way a. nelhlcEk.n Pa,
SO Inspect thore ihc lnrEe qunnl|tieF
of ammunition for the nfitlsh afAf.
for which Charles n. sehWab Oh
talncd orders Whsle ahre4o.
cofuhel fsnlpbs experta 10 b. a.
Bettlehefn fof t~verpi moufh4 While
there tho olArera will inspect otAel
W.lr material now being ntanelae.
lufed Cor nae 10 Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Chief of Mexican Convention
Has Been in Communication
With All Armed Groups and
Has Received Two Proposals
Which Are Deemed Salts
factory.
RECONCILIATION rs ON
BETWEEN FACTIONS
Carranza Not Mentioned Speci-
fically But limitations Are
That Constitutionalists Are
At Work Patching Up Their
Differences; No News From
Gen. Scott.

Washington. Jan. s.--Progrcss
uT ncgotlations between iiic wns-
ring factions LEA Ncxios,. by wIIich
"thc prob,cnn of parificntIon Of
Mexico has practically bccn
solved" were announced iast
night tp the convention ln MeNi-
co City by General Gutierrez.
This was reported la dis
patch o. the state department TO-
day from American Consul Slbli-
man.
1T would not be- opporfune at
thl. time" said tscucrnl Cutter
rcx. "to give dctail-. hut their
publication will he made in due
timr," hc added. iIc had bccn la
touch with all armed groups In
various pnris of the republic In
Guiding furtt~ la the state 0f
CUahuila. and two pFaposnls iiad
been made Ia him which seemed
satisfactory.
General Guitlcrrez made no refer
.nce to General Carrnnza, but nj
statement covering sail arme
groups" was taken 20 mean that
reconciliation between the warrin
factions OF the once united consiitu
.ionailst army was IN the mnhiul
also said delegates fror
some armed gr lps hitherto not rep
resented were expected to attend IN
The convention elected new presid
Ing officers and decided to hold dali
sessions.
Applause greeted Gutierrcz's state
mcnt that the convention would NJ
be dominated by 'any chief or PEI
sen"
No further ndvices were receive
today concerning the negotiations b,
(Conilnucd ON Page TwO.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Between
Greece & Turkey
Become Critical

. London. Jan 2. (gs1S .. m)se
y The rsiat'ons between greeea =
. and rarke. haVa reached a cril =
= ical sl4Ee The Immediate cause y
v of tna feitble "a ae alleged per- .
. sccuti0n Of srreks IL Asia AlReF. =
= A ious official dispatch from =
. Athens rteeisea In london today .
. states that number of Uroeaa =
. have been murdered ~ Turkish
. bandits, ana lssefta that the =
. Turkish authorities are makue y
. no effort 10 alteHt the hanaiia =
. A private dapsleh states thAl Q
. CHRISTIANS are bciRg persecuted =
q hy turkish au,i,oritles, WHO are >
. making acquisitions on land own .
. ers. compelling them to gipo ~ 2
. large portions of tAelr produce =
. These requisltions, the dispaceh 2
. says. amount 81 counsca,lon, .
= since NO money T. nud IL return =
q and so receipta afe sixoo.
- This state - aitaArs,r says thc =
. dispatch. "conirv a. II does after =
= the expulsio oi i10. 0oe 0rerke =
. from Asla diuof lqat autumn :
. and thc Repeated PROMISES pf the =
. porte 10 aup NJ ssssmAtlv tx' =
. terminaton ~ rftfkh ffnders Z
. the sifaatloa crllk - the ut
most StSrnfF
a -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Villa Promises No
More Shots Shall
Cross Border

IN Paso, Texas. Jan. g.
Goncrui villa today gave his
word that he would prevent
further border fighting, which
since the Madero revolution In
t9ii has been a menace 10
residents of American border 4
towns.
The Mexican leader promised
the American chief Of staff
that he would order Governor
Maytorona tn sign AN agree
mcnt which had been drafted
by General scott az Naco
, which would prevent recur-
renee Of the fighting there
which during the last two
months has caused the
wounding and Killing of more
than fifty persons on the
American side General Hili.
commander of the Curranza
garrlson defending NAco, so-
; nora. airead, has signed the
agreement
} The eight thousand villa
:, troops passing through Juarez
!, on their WAY % sonora viii be
} sent villa said Ia Guaymas,
} ON the California guilt. and not
} 10 participate in fighting
aIonE the border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
FRENCH ONE-YEAR BILLS
ARE OvER-sUBsCRIBED

London. Jan. o (f.11 b ml
Though no ofiiciai announcement has
been made. It was freely stated 10
the city today that the applications
for the 10. coo. .00n poundA aiefllnH
French treasury one.ycat ellis. heur-
Ing per cent. hive been large
that the issue already hnA bnsn over
subscribed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
FRENCH PRISONERS
MAY GET TOBACCO
FREE OF ALL DUTY

Madrid. Jan. o tyin Paris, ii;i5 a.
M Tobacco sent 10 Germany Tor
French prisoners OF war viii be ad-
mitted free OF customs duty. The
Spanish embassy IN Rerln, which IL
sooklng after French Interests, re-
ceived word to this effect today from
the German authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

Hafrebaes paa Jan. - President
Wilson spase Informally ia cr0wdn
which e,lit44ed At Altoona and liar-
rlsbprg tod. - be passed through
on hts way rom tndIanapolls to
..s;ssss Ne niishted from his
private ca. aud shook hands with
long lines 81 people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
VIRGINIA RELIEF SHIP
SAILS FOR BELGIUM

Norfolk Va. Jan. 9.--With a cargo
valued at Si0e.ooo.. the steamer ~
norta, which will carry NifgiuihH
contribution Tor the relief of the Bel
CLANS. is ready 10 sail for Rotterqam
late today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
HOLLAND PI.NCEs N
EMBAIlGsO on MOOi.ENs

The Hague Jan. 9 (vla London
$40 u. m.D Expectations rom Hot
land of WOODEN blankets and pre-
serves Of all kinds have been pro-
hihned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

excellent and creditable example Of
academic scholarship.
A much more superficial and more
readable account OF the same period
is Violet Methly's Camille Desmou-
iins" ,E. l.. Dutton and Company. an
.mpressionistic biography Of n type
that seems popular among British
writer's. whatever the public may
think OF IL. With his theatrical sem
timentslity and his consciousness Of
the evil that had come from his noble
ideas. Desmoulins IL a most tragic
figure In tho Revolution drama. a
warning against the good Intentions
of the incompetent. The story IL al
ways interesting. however often re-
peated. and is not spoiled by the au-
thor's fanciful subdivisions.
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