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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
Little News From Eastern Zone
Where Cars Forces Are
Engaged IN Great Circling
Movement on Flank,
PURSUIT or TURKS is
CONTINUED REL LENTLESSLY
Invasion of Hungary Expected
to Proceed on Large Scale
Since CarpathianS Are
Mastered.
Isr aonnlre .ov.r., sr.el.. .,.s,p ulall

London, Jan 10 Gl .. M Wealth
er conditions have become so severe
in France and IN Flanders. where
there have been heavy falls Of snow,
that the fighting has been confined al
most entirely to artillery engagements.
There has been an exception. how
ever, to the southwest Of Verdun near
Pont-a Mousson. where the French
are reported TO have approached a
few hundred yards nearer the Ger
man frontier
Military men attach considerable
Importance to the operations in this
region. for they say IN conjunction
with the continued French pressure
on the German lines TO the west of
the fortress OF Perthes, they win
check, il successful. the German op-
erations against Nerdun. around
which they have had fun circle
drawn since they invaded France.
little News Prom East.
or the progress Of the battles in
East Prussia and Poland the official
reports give less Information than us
ual Loquaeity seems to be avoided
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
SEVERAL PERSONS ARE
KILLED BY THE BOMBS
British War Vessel Reported
to Have Brought Down One
of KaiSer'S Daring Aerial
Invaders.
RAIDERS BELIEVED
no HE ZEPPEI.INS.

2 London, Jan. 20 ti:25 a. m. )--- 4
2 All available news received up to 4
? an early hour from the scene of 4
q the aerial attack seems to con- I
2 firm the belief that the raiders I
9 were In airshlps and that after
{" their visits to the Norfolk towns Z
2 they turned toward the sea again 4
I. making no attempt TO come fur
. ther south or TO visit London. I
% From Cromer Il ls reported 4
9 that the airships. visit there oc- I
y CURED at about $40 o'clock last I
: night but at 10 o'clock ono APP 9
o peared again at Runton, midway I
2 between Sherlngham and Crom~ :
/. or and then turned seaward tuk-
. ing a nOrthwcsterly course.
/" A dispatch from Yarmouth to ,
2 the Times vouchsafed the opin- I
. ion that the raiders were In dir 4
. igiblea, for what appeared 10 be
2 searchliehts were seen at
3 great altitude but, II adds. some
9 people there believe they were
Q not the beams Of searchlight
g but the flash of something re-
2 sembling magnesium flare.
9 TO a lurge extent the pcopia
Q followed official advices ani
9 took refuge Ia the Easements OF {
g their houses.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, Jan. 19.New Mex
ieo; Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20

Londo,s, Jan. ~ <5;t5 !. ~ -
News Of the German air raid ~ Nor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20

"The Offensive, replied The COT
man chief of staff, was to begin ac-
cordng to Joffre's order. on the day
Of December Ia. So far we have no
reason TO be dissatisfied with its re-
suits. We not only have held our lines
successfully but have even gained
ground More of such offensive can
only De Welcome TO us.
As to Kitchener's army, the British
are good fighters and we have good
respect tvr them, but an army without
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
End Indigestion
Or Stomach Pain
In Five Minutes

Time ~ In five minutes all stomach
diatress viii so No indigestion. heart
burn, sourness or belehing OF gas. acid,
or fluctuations of undigested food. no
dizsiness. bloating, foul breath or head
ache.
Papes Diapepsin IL noted for its speed
In regulating upset stomaehs. II is the
surest. quickest and most certain indi-
gestion remedy In the whole world, and
besides II u harmless
Millions Of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear = they
know Pape's Diapepsin win save them
from any stomach misery.
Please. for your own sake. get large
fifty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin from
any drug store and put your stomach
right Don't keep on being miserable
life Is too short-you are not here long
80 make your stay agreeable. Eat what
you like and digest Il; enjoy Il. without
dread Of rebellion In the stomach
Pape's Diapepsin belongs In your
home anyway should one OF the fam
Ny eat something which don't agree with
them. or IN case OF an attack Of indi
gestion. dyspepsia. eaststtis or stomach
deranseuent a. daytime or during thl
night. Il Il handy TO give the quickest
Surest relisf known.--AdVsrtissmen
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
GEORGE A. VAN SMITH, POLITICAL
EDITOR, RECAINS HIS HEALTH
Well-Known Newspaper Writ
er Tells Of Wonderful
Curative Powers of
Akox Remedies.

George A. Van Smith. former political
editor OF the San Francisco Call author
Of the California direct primary law. and
one OF the ablest newspaper men in the
United States. has just written letter
that carries message Of such force to.
suffering humanity as do his interesting
articles to those who follow the political
affairs OF the country.
After suffring the agonies OF acute govt
for some time. Mr.. Smith was prevailed
upon to try Akos, the new California
mineral medicine that is accomplishing
such wonders The remedy permanently
cured him. according to his own letter.
which follows;
May is. 1914
the Natura Company.
San Francisco. Cal;
Gentlemen A few applications OF
Akos gave me complete relief from pro-
longed attack OF acute govt
The permAneney Of the cure is suggest
ed by the fact that there has not been
the slightest, recurrence IN eight months.
Il have recommended the Akoz remedies
10 my friends and In every instance they
have reported immediate benefits from
ths.r use.
Very truly yours.
GEO. A. VAN SMITH.
Political Editor. San Francisco Call.
The remedy that worked such wonders
for Mr. van Smith has also proved very
effective In cases Of stomach trouble,
rheumatism. eatarrh, skin diseases. rectal
troubles and many other ailments.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
CHARGES AGAINST LAWYERS
DISMISSED BY M'INlNCH

AUBURN. Neb., April s,-tSpeciai.)-
The matter of charges against Fred O.
Hawxby and Ernest f. Armstrong, pre-
ferred by NJ. s. McIninch in the supreme
court. and referred TO Judge e. e. Good.
are slated to come 20 q sudden close
Yesterday when Judge Good convened
court, Mr.. McIninch. through his attor-
neys, Edwin Faiioon and George Adams,
passed up to the judge copy Of a dis
mIssal forwarded to the supreme court
wherein he fully exonerated both Hawxby
and Armstrong from all wrong. stating
that he had been deceived and misin-
formed, and made proper apology for tbs
filing OF the charges.
Judge Good held that he was without
authority to proceed further until the SUI
prene court should pass upon the applica'
ton to dismiss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Columbus Day Saved
AS Holiday in State
tFrom a sax correapondent. }

LINCOLN. April s.-tspecial, 1.-THE
house came very nearly taking fall
out OF Christopher Columbus this morn
ing and for a time II looked as II the old
man had his shoulders pressed to the
mat. A roll call was demanded and on
this kind Of a showing the great dts
coverer was saved.
The question came up on bill making
Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday. The
bill named all the holidays now on the
docket. which gave Mr.. Scott chance
70 continue his record as a ''furninster,'
and ne moved that Columbus birthday be
stricken out. Then the fireworks started.
resulting in the amendment being carried
by standing vote OF SO TO a.
A roll cali was demanded. which
changed things 80 that the amendment
was lost by vote OF 20 to 30. One mem
Dor wanted the Fourth OF July cut out
and Jerry Howard wanted the anniver-
sary Of the battle OF New Orleans put in,
but both failed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR
COMPANY MAKES MONEY

cIARKs, Neb.. April s.-(speeial)-The
annual stockholders meeting of the Mer-
rick County Farmers COOPERATIVE as
sociation OF Clarks was held here yes
terday afternoon. John Frederickson was
elected a director. succeeding A. Fosby'
The managers annual report was read
showing profit of $500 which was con.
verted into an per cent stock dividend
and a grain dividend of ~ cents PEI
bushel on wheat and cent per bushel
on corn and oats bought from stock
holders during the year.
Mr.. Vincent OF the Beal-vincent Grain
company OF Omaha delivered talk on
cooperation.
A. Fosby and George Armstrong were
elected president and secretary, respec-
lively.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Mother! Give Cross Sick Child
Only California Syrup of Figs

dren because this delicious fruit laxative
cannot cause injury Even the most deli
cate child can take it as safelysas a ro-
bust man. 1t Is the most, harmless. ef-
fective stomach, liver and bowel cleanser,
regulator and tonic ever devised.
Your only difficulty may be in getting
the genuine. 30 ask your druggist for a
80 cent bottle OF California Syrup OF
Figs then see that 1t is made by the
California Fig Syrup Company This
city has many counterfeit fig syrups, .
so watch Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Legislative
Proceedings


y. n as. Chambers OF Thurston- Pro-
comTniEplonere In countiog under 1000
p2pnlntion Fixes maximunas IN various
H.. n Ca Finance comnittee.-ror
mlpdea Institute AZ Beatrice. .o0a.
sliAsosg BIN Zoe private employment
A .R 5s1. Mattesop and Foster Msrsss
sanitary board.
IL n &i9 Lancaster Delagation--Ailows
county board OF Lancaster TO form paw
n. r. 6oA Committee on State Instfta-
xsons-atetmita the employment OF con.
Viets where there r. minimum
II. RI 5oa. conmittee on STATE institu-
tions-C Commitment 70 Feeble Minded In
ntltute AZ oBatTfce can be had only BY
order Of court or board o. control
asYium 70 Ingieside Hospital
H. r. b0l-Chaneea institute" 70
.'eehooi" in name for institution for the
blind 1t Nebraska City.
III. n fTs. Burt and Cronin-Raisss limit
Of levy Tor grading and Fepair OF streets
and culvortB In cities OF the second
class and yillases from sh g sh Nails.
N. n. 49, Committee On State institu.
tions-PTovides that indecent, obscene
or improper letters from patients at hos.
pitfalls for the insane shall not be mailed
a. IL So@ an lAartt--tAtNta tiAlcr tlnt
villages right TO levy special assessment
for olling of roada
H. n i05. Scott Of Hamilton Reduces
minimum school year from eight 4
seven months Ia districts having invent.
70 twenty-five pupilg.
II. r. O--Appropriates 1900 as q ma
cleus for a fund for the relief OF tn
blina and Investigation Of causes o
III. n q. crsenwalt-Psnnits cumula
tive voting Of stock except BY director
holding stock Ia . competing company
II. r. f9S. COMMITTEES on State Instttu
tions-Provides for assessment OF expens
Of asylum inmate upon his estate. wher
II does not deprive others Of support
H. n. SIS Parkinson Of Pawnoe-in
creasea authority OF counties 70 al
county fairs from s cents per capita I
II r eg. Finanee comnIttee-ApprC
PIRATES tllk.0oo for state board OF cor
troll 10 expend n penitentiary IN estat
liahing new Industry.
II. r. ~. Finance CoInmittee-0en
deficiencies bill
H. r. 765. Fuller-ProVldes for ten
rorary care Of children horn al Indul
tT1al Home for Women
H. n. 30 Mayor OF Dawes-PfoVld,
Tor the establishment OF 4 road parable
the county board
~ n. ana. Ruaner Of Thomas sli
y unnecessarily for religious corporate
70 secure order Of court Tor selling
eneumberlng land.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
MISSIONARIES SING \
kI SAINTS CONFERENCE

rla1Eopgr. 1a-.. April a~-ospecaal Tsle-
krnna.l -Ehe morning sessions at the
ga1rtS conference hero was aCCupiod By
In. Chsx1ss 7fay, and II W. savage. naiR-
rionarias from the South Sea Islands
Tanatsnn songs were = feature. there
being a. many a. eisvan such returned
missionaries present at tire conference.
TeIswranas received indioete that Fred
eriok ~ Smith. who 10 seriously III in
his home In Worcester. Masa.. n slightly
improved and hopes are again entertained
that he may arrive before tho conference
ciosag.
BY vote TIE body andorsed the upe Of
the individual cup for use In communion
or sacrament service.
Tonlghfs speaker was Charles r.
CrumIey Of Los Angeles. Morning edu-
catlonaf lectures are given Elder Samuel
A. Burgess. president Of oraceland col
lege. on History of Philosophy" alter
mating with Prof. y. A. Mcdowell on
History OF Education
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

harmless cure for sick headache.
biliousnes. sour stomach. constipation,
indigestion, coated tongue. sailowness--
take California Syrup OF Figs" For
the cause of ali such misery comes from
a torpid liver and sluegish bowels.
A teasponful tonight means all con-
stipation poison. waste matter. ferment-
ing food and sour bile gently moved out
OF your system by morning without grip
Ing. Please don't talk of california
Syrup OF Figs" as physic. Don't think
you are drhgsing yourself or your chill
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
SENATORS INCREASE.
MAINTENANCE BILL.
Add Si29,650 to Measure as it Was
Pared Down by the Lower
House.
House,
GUARD MONEY IS RESTORED
frrnm . sax oorrespondent.l

From n STAFF CorresponoehNl
LINCOLN, April S--(speciaL)-As with
.he salaries bgil reported out yesterday,
the maintenance bill that came out OF
che senate finance committee this after
noon puts nearly every department APP
preparation back on its original toouns
ana boosts come even beyond.
rrbe total increases made by the senate
COMMITTEES amount TO s12o,e6o. OF this the
largest item is for the National Guards
which the senate increases 3fO'So' or
$4,000 more than last year.
Fight to Come saturday.
The senate committee win probably
have its bill accepted in the senate com
rnittee Of the whole and passed on third
reading. The amended bill will probably
get back TO the house by Saturday at
the latest. Then It will be up to the
house either to concur or to confen
The various increases or, new appro-
priatIons In one or two cases are as fol-
lows;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
Roads Each Side Of
Here Ask 10000 Men

CHICAGO. April Unemployment agents
in many cities between Chicago and Den.
yer have been asked TO supply 1000 IN
skilled iaborers for railroad work, II was
stated here today. The Burlington, II
was said, viii put 1000 men 70 work by
May 1. and the Union Pacific 1000 By
June 1. The Rock Island. Missouri Pa
clflc and Northwestern systems are
named as seeking the other 1000
Because OF expected heavy tourist traf-
flc hundreds OF miles Of tracks and road
beds are TO he put in the best possible
condition, and many mile osf siding con-
structed to care for the extra number Of
trains
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
TWO PROMINENT ST. PAUL
CITIZENS ARE DEAD

ST. PAUL. Neb.. April s.--tspeciai. wv.
J. Hill, a prominent farmer and stock
man and a large land owned. died at
biz home near this city Monday evening
at o'clock after a weeks illness from
diabetis Mr. Hiu was IS pears old and
leave widow and five children. all Of
whom are living at home excep, one
daughter. Mrs. Earl Mason Of LaGrange,
Ore. The funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian,
church at ? o'clock, and will be in charge
Of the Masonic order.
F. w. Rincker died at his home in this
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
FRENCH WOMEN WILL
FLY FOR THE COUNTRY

PARIS. April a--The French womSn's
Automobile club has commenced the re-
cruiting OF women motorists, aviators
and balloonists TO form brigade of am
balances for the French army. Applica-
tons are coming In at the rate OF 100
per day.
The organisation aims TO find enough
capable women conductors 70 replace all
the men a. present driving ambulanees
who ara capable Of rendering better serv-
ices at the 'front.'
Four women avistors. including Nine
Pallier. Baroness De La Roche and Nile
Hene Dutrieu. who had been refused ad-
mission 10 the aviation corps, have joined
this movement, Many Applications fol-
enrolment have been made by women
snotorcyelists who want to act as dis.
patch carriers at the front.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
HOUSE FOR STERILIZATION
Committee of Whole in Lower
Chamber Sends Shumway Bill
; to Third Reading.
GUARANTY FUND BILL KILLED
trrom q staff corresponden,.l


LINCOLN, April s-Cspecial.) Senate
file No. 3, the shumway bill 10 Sterilize
detectives in state institutions. had rough
going in the house committee OF the
whole. but finally emerged with ma
jority OF votes and was ordered engrossed
for third reading.
Immediately after the bill mad been
read, Mr.. Lanigan moved that It be in
definitely postponed. He declared II
would disgrace the statute books Of Ne
brsska IL It were enacted. Mr. Meredith
declared the bill had the endorsement OF
the Board Of Control. but Mr.. Norton
contradicted this saying that II is ma
terially different from the one the Board
OF Control had recommended.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
defeated by 30 to g.
Guaranty Fund Bill KILLED.
After spending a large amount Of time
on several different days over senate filt
No. 30. the bill specifying what shall b,
done with banks guaranty fund assess
ment when 1t goes out Of business, thu
committee OF the whole put 1t to dealt
by the close vote Of 20 to AZ.
The bill provided that three-fourths o
the money should go back to the banl
and the other fourth be retained by tn
banking board for the guaranty fund. II
opponents took the ground that all tn
money should so TO the guaranty fund
The law now IL silent on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
CONSTITUTION WILL
REMAIN UNCHANGED
ouinby Makes Final and Unsuccess-
full Effort to Raise Bill for
Convention.
MATTER SETTLED FOR SESSION
cFrom a staff correspondent)

(From a staff CorrespondentO
LINCOLN, April s--(special. )--senator
ouinby today made a plea for II. r. l. the
constitutional convention bill. which he
desired lifted over the sitting commit
tee. Senator Kohl. chairman Of the sift-
ing committee, said II was rule Of the
committee not 20 lift out any measure
which It could not support on the floor
OF the senate.
MATES Opposed.
Senator Mates said II was doubtful
whether any better constitution could be
made than we have at present and our
present system OF amending Il was a
safeguard.
Beal was for the bill because the
people would be given chance TO say
what they wanted and II would be carry
ing out the democratic principle - letting
the people rule. He accused Mates OF
desiring TO ''ruls" instead OF to repre-
sent"
Law DiffieuIt 20 Change.
Sandal OF York spoke for the con.
vention, referring TO the fact that II had
been necessary to work what he termed
the PARTY circle fraud to get the con
stitution changed IN the past. Straight
party votes are now 30 rare that thl'
fraud no longer works and convention
IL absolutely necessary. Sandal said tina
the liquor interest was back OF the op
position TO the convention and said tina
this interest was going 10 be voted gu
of business IN 1915. He charged thu
democratic party with going back on w
4 nrxran xyho vsft ~ IN the Ynafnrftv
other Interests Also.
ouinby then put in the charge tina
there were other interests back of tn
liquor interest These he said were usinI
the latter ~ the goat These Interest,"
had dominated the nominations OF men o
both parties last fall. he said.
The motion on roll call lost by vot
of 10 against to II for. As a result tn
bill will probably stay with tho com
mittee and die there.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
House in Committee
Pushes Late Bills

LINCOLN. April s--(speciai,)-s r. ls4.
the Mates bill 70 relieve the supreme
court from the necessity OF writing opin-
ions IN all cases. was recommended TO
pass in the house. with an amendment
proposed by Mr.. Peterson wfaoh requires
opinions IN ali cases involving reversal or
new questions Of law and leaving It OPP
tional with the court in all other cases
Senator Robertsons bill to exempt t9le-
phone companies with less than 5000
capital stock from making reports TO the
state Railway couimission was inden-
nitely postponed.
The committee OF the whole approved 9.
r. "a. by spirk, to repeal the law for
election OF district road owerseers, but
later on Mr.. Fries got busy. and when
the committee arose ana made its report
he had the bill indefinitely postponed by
vote OF ~ TO So
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09

eftv early Tuesday morning after lin.
gering illness from Brights disease. MI
Rincker was an old resident OF this city
and was In business for number OF
years. Short funeral services wifi be
held at the home Wednesday afternoon
and on Thursday morning the body will
bo shipped to Colfax, i'll. Mr. Rineker
is survived by his widow and five broth
ers and two sisters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
HOUSE BILLS IN SENATE
ARE GIVEN DEATH BLOW
fF'rom ! starr Correspondent.l

" H0HEE = Ht-HE AVEEvNFut'UVI1tsE
Z LINCOLN. April &-<speciall = All
house bills IN the senate standing COM
mittees and not reported out Cor general
file. were killed this afternoon by the
motion OF Brookley Of Clay.
There are stiIl about fifty bills on the
general file. enough TO give the upper
house plenty 10 do while waiting for
final action on the big appropriation
BILLS
About dozen bills were reported out
this afternoon in order 10 save them,
a recess having been taken this morning
by the senate Tor this purpose. as soon
as Brookley's motion was carried. The
motion excludes from Its operation. ap-
preparation bills ana those introduced by
the governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
OMAHA POLICEMERS SALARY
BILL STAYS AS DRAFTED
CFrom a Staff Correspondent I,

LINCOLN, April s.-(special Telegram)
An attempt by Negiey and Hunter 20
get flat salary rate OF so for Omaha
policemen failed In the house this after
noon. Tho measure was 3 y. q by
Howell, which raised the monthly salary
from ss5 20 so a month, with a provision
500 per month. whenever they deemed Il
necessary. The bill passed nits original
form.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
House Makes Gift
To It's Officers and
Also Thanks Omaha
fFrorn ) Sod Corrrapondent. }

LINCOLN, April s,--tspecial.) --spealxer
jackson, chief Clerk oPtts and Sergeant.
alarms Boyd we're each presented with
a gold watch this afternoon, while in COM
mittee OF the whole with Peterson in the
chsir.
The three men were brought before the
bar Of the house and charged with numer-
GUS crimes. but were later proven guilt
less and Norton OF Polk then presented
the watches.
A resolution was introduced by Jeary Of
Lancaster, thanking tho people OF Omaha
for their generous hospitality to the
legislature on the occasion OF the latter's
store Of Bonebrigh a Bunte at Cortland
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-09
COLLECTION SF0R MARCH
TWENTY-SEvEN THOUSAND
CFrom ; staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN. April s--(special. Estate
Auditor smith has compiled list Of all
the fees received and collections made by
various state offices and institutions dur
ing the month OF March.
The statement shows that this part OF
the states income is not TO be despised
as n totals s27,s42S. The part known as
office fees Is turned into the general
fund and Il not subject 70 warrant for
the upkeep OF the offices. '1nstitution
cash" goes into the treasury. but 10 sub
ject 10 being drawn upon b. the insti-
tutions collecting Il.
The largest single item Is the income
realised from the food commission. total
Ing S6teo