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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
RUSSIANS REPORT GAINS
IN THE CARPATHItNS

Petrograd. April "a (via London,
midnight - The following Russian
official statement was given out to-
night.
"In the Carpathians, during April
% and the night of April 2S the Aus
trIans, after long preparations with
heavy guns, delivered series of at
tacks under the heights held by US
in the region of Pollen. which were re-
pulsed with enormous losses. The
Austrians also failed in attempts in
the daytime ON the 2Srd. to attack
our positions 10 the region Of Volo-
sate.
To-day we progressed in the region
of Telephotch and further southeast
at Sianka. our troops, after desper-
ate fightingI captured a series of i'm
portant hills
Elsewhere on our front there have
been only fusillades and cannonad-
ing"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
D, A, R, CONCLUDE WORK
OF ANNUAL CONGRESS

Washington, April 24.--A single
session today concluded the twenty
fourth continental congress Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton, which has been meeting here this
Week, The congress adjourned after
n@ring numerous routine reports,
Several proposed changes In the or
ganie law OF the society were referred
TO the next congress
The report Of the peace committee
of the congress presented today by
Miss Janet Richards of this city. urged
International disarmament and the es-
Enlistment of an international po-
lice and an International court
Among the amendments TO the by
laws of the society which We're not
acted upon were several limiting the
president general tho head OF the so
eiety, TO single term of three or
four years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
Teutonic Success, Achieved
With ASphySiati0g Gases, Isl
Partly Counteracted, Says
Paris
BRITISH LINES ARE
STRONGLY ASSAILED'
French Forces Make Gains on
Other Parts Of Line After.
Desperate Struggle With In
vadefS,


Paris. April "a (l0:30 .. m.l--The
official communication was issued by
the war office tonight
"To the north of Ypres. the Ger
mans dpssng the night Of April 23-24
anG during SATURDAY, made strenuous
efforts 10 avail themselves OF the SUR
prise they had Engineered the day be-
fore Yesterday With their asphyxiat-
ing gases, Their attempts failed.
ION saturday at daybreah, on the
left benk Of the User they had sue
ceeded in carrying the VILLAGE of liz
zerne. The French zouaves and Bel
eian caribinlers however. through a
vigorous attack, recapturcd the viii
lage which we soon left behind us.
"fn conjunction with the Belgian
army. we made perceptihle progress
on our left ON our right ne advanc-
ed more slowly.
During that time the British
troops were subjected to q fierce at
tack. They Immediately replied by "A
counIer-attaek, the result of which
is not yet known.
in Champagne. on the northern
salient of the Beausejour blockhouse.
the Germans exploded five powerful
mines near our trenches. Despite the
violence of the explosion, our troops,
outstripping the enemy at once oc-
cupied the excavations which We're
about seventy-fve feet in diameter.
VERY fierce encounters have taken
place in the ALLY wood where the
Germans are making desperate ef-
forts to recapture the 700 metres Of
trenches tabont half milel which
we took from thela on April 22 Thus
we We're forttW 10 eycavate this
morning a section of these trenches
but retook ii during the course OF
the day and now hold IT,
I'm the forest of Apremont and at
the tete-de-vache feow's headl. the
enemy shelled our positions violently
hnf there WAS no further attack.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

statement should also give The name
of the major referred to and details
Of the memorandum made up by the
major This viii be of Importance In
view OF the fact Governor Ammons
has declared il TO be lie that Mr..
Lee furnished him any draft to be
1sed in loiter TO the president or 10
the governors of other states. Also.
know how the drafts OF tho letters
for the governor to sign, as referred
TO In theg correspondence with Mr.
Lee. reached the governor.
MIR Rockefeller should give the
public the names and locations Of
friendly newspapers referred 60 SO
that the public may be able to proper
" weigh the comment which will fol-
low Mr.. Roekefeller's forthcoming
statement
"In his letter 10 Mr. Rockefeller.
August 49, MI. Bowers said the 'pos
litieal gang at Washington was at Its
wits end to find some way out Of the
pit they had helped the striking min
efs Of Colorado to dig. Mr., Rookie
feller should give the public the names
of the individuals III Washington
whom he claims ecnstitutes the
gang.
mir. Roekefeller's denuncation OF
my conduct in giving the facts re-
spccting the Colorado strike to the
public as wholly indefensible is. to my
mind the strongest possible recom-
incubation Of the value aud integrity
of the work which is being done by
the commission and Its staff"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
Summary of Var
NeJCs of Yesterday

The British troops in the neighbor-
hood OF Ypres are still sustaining
heavy attacks by the German forces
to which they have replied with eoun-
ter~attael<s. The French and Belgians
are making slow advances along the
aame line, where they are endeavoring
to win back the territory which they
lost when a heavily reinforced Ger
man army. preparing the way with
artillery fire and gaseous bombs,
pressed them back in the last day or
two.
The British report. as well as the
French official statement, declares that
"A considerable amount OF this ground
has been retaken and Field Marahai
French himself gives great credit 10
tho Canadian contingent, which. hav-
ing been Obliged TO withdraw on ac-
count Of its exposed position, deltv-
cred brilliant counter-attark. re-
captured four of It's heavy guns which
had been left behind and saved tha
situation.
Further 10 the south, In the ALLY
wood. the Germans also have inhu-
gurated a determined movement
against trenches which they lost on
April ~. The fighting in this section
after having evacuated part of this
position. the French made a furious
onslaught and regained possession
of lt
There IL renewed activity In the
fighting in the Carpathians. The Aus
trIans were repulsed with enormous
losses during the attacks made on
Aprll 22 and on the night of April 23
on the heights occupied by the RUS
slams in the vicinity Of Pollen, accord
ing TO a Russian official statement.
The Muscovites have made progress
in the region of Telepotch and at
Slanka. capturing series Of impor-
tant hills.
Heavy artillery engagements are
proceeding at some points near the
Uzeok pass II is announced from Vi
emma. Russian night attacks along
the Turka road and west of 1t failed
A council of italian ministers. which
was TO have been held Saturday after
noon to discuss the international sit
uation was postponed this being in
terpreted to indicate that Minister Of
Foreign Affairs SonnIno is not yet
to communicate anything def
mite to the ministers concerning the
with Austria and Ger
many.
According TO report. Austria has
made further concessions to Italy, but
these are not satisfactory ana II Is |
said that Baron Sonnino IL holding |
to the demands represent |
lug minimum Of what Italy expects
II sha preserves her neutrality.
Italys full military strength Is
placed at 100000 men by French |
experts
A Paris dispatch says Christakis 10
graz phos. foreign minister of Greece,
Is quoted as declaring that Greece is
ready to join the allies in the Dnrda
nelles operations II she ls invited to
10 So
Five more merchant ships have met
with disaster IN the waters within
3ermany's sea war zone. Four We're
destroyed by German submarines and
inotller struck a mine and sank. The
Danish steamer Nldaros, from Aar-
luuH. Denmark for England, with a
,argo OF agricultural products. has
oeen captured by q German warship
n the North sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
MAJOR GENERALSHIP
FOR HUGH [, SCOTT

Washington. April 24.-Brig. Gen
Hugh l.. Scott chief of staff Of the
army. will be advanced to the grade
of major general next Thursday upon
the retirement, for age, of Maj. Gen.
Arthur Murray commanding the
western department of San Francisco.
Col. Frederick S. Strong of the coast
artillery at Charleston, S. c., will be
advanced to the brigadier generalship
made vacant by General Scotts pro-
motion and will be assigned later.
Although General Murray fetires
next Thursday he will perform his
present duties until the close of the
Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
GERMANS AGAIN STRIVING
To BREAK ALLIES LINES
THROUGH To CALAIS IN
NORTH COAST Of FRANCE
ONE OF WARS GREATEST BATTLES
IS DEVELOPING WITH INTENSE FURY
ON THE ENTIRE FLANDERS FRONT

Canadian Forces @ Back Assaants and Retake Guns Lost
in Surprise Assault; Kaiser Is Hurryng ReinorCementS
to Lines and Long Trains Of Wounded Are Moving to Rear
Testtyng to Desperaeness Of Engagement; Russian Of
fensNe Is Resumed in Carpathans and Important Posi-
tlons Are Gained From Austrans, According to Peogad
Reports; Operations Against Dardanees Are Shrouded lin
Mystery; Itays Decision Awaited With interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
ARE HIGHLY
PRAISED FOR HEROisM

Ottawa Ontario, April 24..-Praise
fur the Canadian troops In the fight
ing of this week Is contained in Gu
Bile message received today by General
Hughes. minister OF militia, from
Lord Brook staff officer to Field
Marshal French, which reads:
Hearty congratulations on magnlf-
icent behavior of Canadian troops
The severity OF the fighting In
which the Canadian first expedition
ary division nus been engaged is in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
Eastern cities send Tourists.

Santa Fe. April 24.--New York and
Boston at present furnish one-half of
the tourists who visit Santa Fe, un-
doubtedly due to the spendid adver-
tisema5stsss; that the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa re railway is giving the old
city in the big newspapers of those
centers of population. The company
is carrying as high as a quarter of a
page of space in the dailies of the
east setting forth the attractions OF
Santa Fe as u tourist and health
center.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
BANDIT WHO KILLED
MISS STONE SLAIN

london, April "a tl1t29 p. ny
The Sofia, Bulgaria correspondent of
Reuters Telegram company, SAYS
that Yanne Sandauslsy. tho Macedo-
nian brigand leader, who gained mo-
toriety in 1901, through the lSidnap-.
ing and holding for large ransom,
Of Miss Ellen NJ stone. an American
missionary, has been slain By un-
known persons. Sandausky was killed
of Perun and the town Of Nevrem-
kop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
FRENCH WOMEN SCORN
SUGGESTION OF PEACE.

PHfls, ApfII n tIZfUI p. m. FOE
lowing the protestation Of the Nation
al French Women's league against
the Women's Peace conference at
The Hague. the women OF France,
the national council of French wom-
en-. the French Women's Suffrage
association and Nine Juilette Adam,
in the name of the French Woman's
Crusade, have sent refusals to invita-
tions requesting them TO participate
in the conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
Science in Forestry.

AS fast as he cuts he must plant,
and each year ne is allowed to cut
only a certain proportion OF the va
rious growths of timber. Thus his
forest is constantly renewing itself,
the rainfall is not diminished and the.
water courses are not dried up.
serhcre are no potato bugs in Prus-
sia.s said Bismarck.
The same solicitous attention to
minute details, to the end that great
things may be accomplished, charac-
terlzes the governments direction Of
the service to which Won Bismarck
now belongs.
There IS much drifted snow in the
region lying between Graudenz In
Germany and Mlawa In Russia, with
the result that the roads are bad Ihe-
minister OF war discovered that Il
was costing 320 marks t$S01 for re-
pairs after every Trip made by auto
60 Mlawa Forthwith auto trips were
forbidden except in real emergencies
and in their place a special train is
run from Graudenz to Mlawa twice
week
The millionaire motor service OF the
German army has lately developed a
new phase, for now the rich men who
run motor boats are turning them
selves and their craft over to the
government.
Thus they are useful not only as
river patrols at points on the Vistula
near the frontier butt they also are
frequently able to carry messages
more rapidly than they can be car
ried by land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

LaFd owners. manufacturers and
fniliibnaires are in this service. and
some men OF fortune from the world
OF art Max Won Schilling. intendant
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
SMALL PART OF CROP LEFT
Railroad Man Estimates that but
Five Per Cent Of Wheat
Remains.
TWENTY PER CENT CORN LEFT

on request of the officials Of the Great
western. Assistant General Freight Agent
Chieem Is gathering data relative to the
quantity Of grain on hand and the crop
conditions in Omaha trade territory. BY
communicating with grain dealers and
elevator men. he ascertsins that but 5
per cent Of last years wheat crop re-
mains In storage and in the hands Of the
farmers
Tsiere Is more corn on hand and In
storage than OF any other kind of grain
Il is estimated at 20 per cent OF the crop
OF las. year; oats. 10 and rye per cent
As TO the acreage. Mr.. Chisam learns
that IN the territory tributary 10 Omaha.
wheat is % per cent more than the nor
nal. with oats { and barley. ls per cent
iens.
hut about one-half OF the corn being
planted il has been impossible u ascer-
tain the acreage. but Il Is thought that
& will be considerably in excess Of last
year.
From the data secured, Mr.. Chisam IL
Inclined TO the opinion that in some rare
Instances winter wheat has been slightly
injured BY the hot weather OF the last
few days and he Is also OF the opinion
that the Hessian fly and chnch bug
have injured wheat in some OF the fields
OF the southern counties OF Nebraska and
The counties OF northern Kansas,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Yeiser Admits His
Injuries Are Not
to Be Permanent

John o. Yeiser, lawyer. has brought
suit IN district court against Mrs Anna
Fitch. his next door neighbor. 70, 5000
damages for personal injuries sustained
when he ran into post IN his front yard
at 5o22 Csss street the night OF April
Tools day. 1914
The post was placed In the sidewalk
which partially overlaps Mrs. Fltch's
property without HIS knowledge. and as
result, he asserts, a severe collision
between himself and the post occurred.
The filing Of this petition revealed n
Plaintiff in personai injury damage
suit who admits that his injuries are not
permanent
The filing of this remarkable individ-
uals petition was said by judges and
attorneys TO mark dissinct advance In
moral progress OF the human race in
that 4 shows AZ TO be possible for man
kind to produce person who will tell
the whole truth in a lawsuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
CROPS NOT SUFFERING
FROM LACK OF MOISTURE

G. O. Burnham. vice president OF the
Burlington system. in charge Of traffic.
is deliehted with crop conditions through
out Nebraska and the whole OF the cen
srul west. In from the Pacific coast.
he aserts that from the mountains east
e the Missouri river he never saw small
grain look better. There are some locan-
ties where the crops are suffering ON ae-
count OF lack OF moisture.
Air. Burnham notes revival Ia bust
ness and Is Of the opinion that May VIII
be better than any Of the previous
months Of the present year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
TRIAL OF JUAN PARRAL
IS TO START MONDAY

The trial OF Juan Parral a Mexican,
on the charge, OF first degree murder
growing out Of the shoosing OF Detective
Thomas Ring January 10. will begin
Monday.
Parrars companion was shot and killed
while resisting arrest by posse OF off
GERS. a pistol was found on Parral which
is believed to have been the weapon with
which Ring was killed
Parrai, who is represented by former
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Falls from Swing +
and Breaks Arm

The Eighth grade class OF Long school
held its picnic In Eimwood park yester-
day afternoon. Harry Jones' ono OF the
members Of The class. residing at z7is
Charles street fell from . swing and
Sustained a broken arm. His boy chums
got him into an automobile and had him
brought 20 the city. where Dr. Tyler set
tho broken arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
pEFIES T0RPEDOES TO
CROSS OCEAN TO WE'D

siiss Minna Meyer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norifz Meyer. leaves this evening
for New York. Miss Meyer sails next Sat
urday for christiania. Norway, where her
marriage 10 Felix zreter win be eeie-
brated, The young people met In Berlin
while Miss Meyer was continuing her
aausical work there. She will be accom-
panied 20 New York BY her mother. who
uill remsin east for several weekA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
SEEDMEN'S ASSOCIATION
IS ONLY HOPING FOR RAIN

The Weston seedmen's association held
its annual meeting Saturday at tho Rome
hotel. spending the greater part OF the
business session hoping Tor rain. AZ
least. that is what IT, T. Windheim OF
the Nebraska seed company said they
were doing
fDo you think e win rainF'' Mr. Wind
helm was ASKED
well. he said. weighing his words
carefully. 1T always has
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Danish Ship Sunk by
German Submarine

LONDON. May l5.-Thc Danish steamer
Martha was torpedoed and sank off Aber.
c1en this morning by a German sub
marine. Its crew Of eighteen was saved
The Martha's net tonnage was "a II
was 2ss feet long. was built in $50. and
vas owned In Copenhagen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Militiamen to Go
on First Practice
March of Season

Companies A. B. c and u. Fourth regi-
ment. Nebraska National Guard. under
command Of Major Eisasser. win meet
today at the armory at Twentieth and
Harvey streets and march to East
Omaha This will be the first practice
march Of the season. At East Omaha
lunch will be served. on the field the
men will execute a series Of regulation
army maneuvers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
FIELD CLUB RESIDENTS
ASK CITY TO BUY LIGHT

The city council next week win take
up the matter Of tn" city furnishing cleo
trio current for 800 lamps installed by the
Field club district RESIDENTS. who have a
lighting system OF treir owr design snnd
purchase. Thee resident believe tho
city shor I Jay fur the curren'. but the
commisscrcrs are inclined to take TO
opposite vieT
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
More AutOists
Are Yanked Before
the Police Judge

Another bunch OF autoists as lined up
in police court Saturday and warned by
Judge Britt 70 observe the laws govern
ing city street traffic. including vehicle
lights speeding. auto light dinners and
so forth. Most OF the offenders we're up
for the first time and we're discharged
with promises Of prosecution II brought
in again o. T. Hubeli. Myer Grosfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Work Farm Expert to
Speak Here Monday

y. r. Mcdonald. superintendent OF the
Minneapolis city work farm. is 10 speak
At the public affairs luncheon az tho
Commercial club Monday noon. Omaha
business men want 70 get some Informal
tipn a. 10 how such a farm IL operated
and how the plan Is worked out before
Omaha gets ready TO install it's plant.
whiSh the legislature made possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
NewsbOy Run Over
and Hurt by Auto

While running to a prospective Gus
toner at Fifteenth and Harvey streets
Friday afternoon, Harry Sidossey. an IL
year-od newsboy was run down by an
auto driven by w. s. Glynn. team super
intendent for Sunderland Bros. company.
The lads thigh was badly lacerated and
he was taken to 81. Joseph's hospital
His home is at 1lis North Seventeenth
street
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Commercial Club
Getting Back Of the
Good Roads Trip

:. a good roads trips win probably be
conducted by the good roads committee
OF the Commercial club some time after
the first OF June. The committee Is con-
aidering the matter now. Tho tentative
plan is TO 60 into the North Platte ter
itory.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
BUTLER WILL NOT VOTE
TO CHANGE LIGHT BILL

Commissioner Butler. who introduced
one OF the electric light and power rate
ordinances. declares he viii not vote TO
change the ordinance which the counil
rassed on election day.
IF would be for any change it would
te 20 make the rates still lower. II the
company insists upon fighting this ordi-
nance would be for a physical valuation
OF the plant to determine what reason
able rates should be-" declared Mr. But.
Ter
Bee Want Ada Produce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

LAST LEAST, undertaking
associates A the field
associated with
capable the modern methods OF
THESE rrawm
proposition would like
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

to
to call attention; =
to
scattered points,
hauling entails
Immediately
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
United States Exports Nom

Just before The eegnnne Of the present the United States with
titles The demand bound to become and
world with this
plate glass their files them busy three
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16


will
supply for the entire west and Pacific Coast
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

spring Coughs aud CoI,-s DANGEROUS
Don't run the risk. get a 5oc bottle OF
DR. Kings New Discovery now. Tho
first dose helps you. All druggists.-Ad.
vertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Plate Glass Industry History

Up TO forty all the plate glass
and those Of Germany closed consequences
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Free Water for Power

which other
furnish burning while viii
will be sufficiently stockholders hand
dividend
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
What Will be the Result?

We must either do without a
with
children
acQuire
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Where Plant is Located

Is ocated
Wyoming Of
Pacific Railroad
miles OF
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

John u. Copenhaver. G.. G.. syearns and
C. T. Reese were each fined 81 and costs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

Judge A. L. sutton. II is understood. will
deny that the shooting was done in his
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Cheap Fuel Big Item

2. other factories MUST MARKET PRICES We
small worthy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Big

Neuer See Plate Glass ConpGny's Stock Board
of Trade Bucket Shops For Sale7here is Reason
ofn
stock is hed by wv relatives.
ENDORSED COMMERCIAL
the
CENTER UNITED STATES"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Other Plate Glass Companys Original Stock Sold 500
Per Share and Was Raised $3.50 Within Couple of Years


offices in
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Cost To Western Plant,

have a quantity,
about onehalf what IL costs the plants,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
The Comparison of Cost

The Following is fair comparison OF the cost
terials to the western and eastern plants:
Cost To Eastern Plants
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Listen-You Readers of This Advertisement

AHEY President Co.'S Ss s E Sa sis ss S
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Not a Wild Cat Scheme


ostion which proven your
Now is Chance to Buy
capital of $1,5O000O
estockis s follows
dividend
stock 100000
Total Capital 'SleOV'oOo
ground for the plant which will be rushed
by
month More
asgr polishers completed
Profit $780, 900 per Month Real Estimate by Experts
a from lie
il costing eastern plants is to S2c per foot Our
month profit of not less than 100000
made .
Factory Will Pay for Self Within Year
The factory pay a little than
As to the Market
OF our production 1t a detail
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

But straightforward, legitimate money making a
ostion which can be proven to your satisfaction by 4
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

OF our production only waste of time to go into
we'll the existing conditions
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

Those who already heard Of project are max
blocks of this stock the first attempt have
stock general pubcGet In on the ground floor pT
few weeks II will all be disposed Of
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16
Factory viii Pay for Self Within Year
as TO the MGrket

The factory should pay for itself in little more