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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
GERMANS Joyous oVER
I;IrTIEN OF NICvTOHN

RerEn. April "a tby wireless to
Sayvilicl. --' The German general
headquarters today gave out the fol-
lowing official statement.
Attempts made Dog tho enemy to
roconqucr lost terrain to the north
aud northeast OF Ypres CBelgunj
failed, The French and British ate
tncks broke down under the German
fire.
''Thc number of prisoners French,
English ana bclginu-rosc TO 2,t7N-
The pieces uf cannon captured up 20
the present total 1856. Ia addition II
larsc number of machine guns and
rifles and much ammunition and 9TH
cr war mntcfial were taken by the
Germans. West of the Yprcs canal
the Germans stormed thu town ot
Lizorne
I'm the Champagne region the
Gormanso blasted an enemy trench.
Ncnr Bcausciofferme the French
shciled their own trenches with ar
tillory.
Between the Mcuse and the Mo-
rcllc the French attacks failed The
enemy who hnd entered the German
trenches were elected.
In the forest of Leprotrc the Ger
mans made progress
I'm the Nusgest theer were no war
operations on account Of the fog ard
snow.
Tn the eastern war arena there is
NO change in the situation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
FltENCII DENY EXTENT or
ADVANCE GERMANS CLAM

Paris April 20 Cvia London, 2:55
D. m.)-The French war depart
ment today gave out the following
official statebent.
supplementary reports furnish
fuller particulars OF the way the Ger
mans succeeded In forcing our lines
bnck during Thursday evening to the
north of Yprcs between the User ca
nal and the Poel Cnpelle road. Thick
yellow smoke emitted from the Ger
man trenches. and. driven by north
erly winds, produced an effect of
complete asphyXiation among our
troop" which wac felt even In our
second line positions
"Countcr-attacks made yesterday
! already have enabled us 10 regain
part Of the ground lost.
"our situation has been complete
lyconsolidatcd and our action il be-
ing carried ont under good conditions
with the support OF the British ana
Belgian troops
The enemy made an attack at Les
Epargcr aud another ut Cows Head
! In the forest OF Aprcmont. hut both
OF which wcor repulsed.
"A German attack 10 the south OF
the forest OF pnrtoy and further at
, tacks on Reich Ackorkopf were
stopped hy our fire. The enemy SUI
frrod heavy losses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
Executive Board Member Of
United Mine Workers Goes
on Trial for His Life az
Trinidad Today.
EFFORT WILL BE TO
SHOW SELF DEFENSE
Question Indicate Defense
Will Show Militia Fired
First Shots in Deadly Strike
Battle.

Trinidad, Colo. April gt,--An in
timntlon as 10 the defense IN the trial
of John n. Lawson. member 0f the
executive board ~ the United Mine
Workers of America. on trial IN dis
trict court here on a charge Of mur1
dersng John Minnie, was given just
before noon adjournment today.
X. y. Lnderfeit. later n lieutenant
IN the national guard Of Colorado and
conspicuous IN the events OF the re-
cent strike Of coal miners was asked
on cross-examination whether he raw
which side fired the first shot In the
hnttle between strikers ana deputy
sheriffs on October 25. 1914. IN which
Nimmon was killed. mo. did not. =
he replied.
The question was asked by Horace
n. Hawkins. chief counsel for the de-
Tense. Linderfelt previously had tcs-
TILED that he was ~ command of n
!dcputiea hut 4hat h4 was not preaeu
when the battle started.
L. u. Douglnss. city engineer OF
Trinidad. identified a map which he
had made for .fhe prosecutions ana
which purported 90 show the srouno
In the vicinity OF Ludlow.
~ r. AstNttNAtA tEHllAltu lNNL Nv
wns In command Of the deputy aher-
lffs stationed IN the Ludlow district
lie had been dcputlzed on October
30. 1913, ana took charge OF the men
the aHrie day. On October Is. he
said, ne had gOcn to Chleosa. eight
miles south-southeast OF the Ludlow
section house, whore he had his cad
quarters, On u way back with two
.4s..s L.. -tfI
soon came In sight OF the battle.
Linderfelt testified that he made
hia way along rnilroad embankment
10 the section house. firing as ne
went. He described the events OF
the afternoon ana evening. Later an
the evening. he said, he saw the body
of John Nimmo.
cross-examincd by Horace n. Haw-
kins, Linderleit said he had been In
Trinidad twp weeks when be was
commissioned as deputy sheriff He
was uncertain Whether or not ne was
residing In Trinidad Temporarily"
Court took luncheon re'ess with
Iindorfelt sim on the stand os cross
examination.
The charge that Lawson. lnterna-
tionai hoard member OF the United
Mine Workers OF America, was IN
command of the ,srlking coal miners
in the battle h,,sr Ludlow, October
90, 1919. when John Nimmo, a dep-
uty sheriff. was killed, WAS made in
the opening statement today by Nor
ton Montgomery. assistant attorney
general. Lawson is on trial charged
with murder In connection with Rim
mos death
when Montgomery had finished his
statement the state called Witnesses
~ho testified regarding the location
o fthe battle ana circumstances which
| tContinDed on Page Tw0.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

Father Breitung Baked When
Son-ln-LdD Wore His Socks

New York, April 2f.-Edwarc n.
Iireitune. capltaliFs. was called to the
stand when when the suit for $780,
GOO brought aeains, him and his wife
by Max Frederick 0ielsi, coachmnn.
for alienation Of their daughter Jul
let's affections. was resumed IN the
United States diatric; court today.
Mr.. nreitung's tertlmony, D resume
OF that given az the iirnt hearing Of
tho suit which ended IN mistriai.
was that ne was disposed only TO act
IN Kieist's interests from the start
and was willing 70 hrip him. on
cross-examination, however. Mr.
Breitung admitted that on one occg-
sion he WAS going 20 strike and kick
Sleiat. but Juliet intcrFened. This
was when Kielst called on his parents
in-lnw here. Mr.. Hreltuns snid Kleist
was wearing "my socht. crayat and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
MRS. McMANus TEias
or EUsBAND'e MURDER

Chicago. April sf.-A letter from
Mrs. John y. McManua dated nj
Mexico City March sa. shrec days at
ter her husband VIA murdered hy
Napata soldiers reached Mrs Nc.
Manus' slstcr-in-law. Mas Elizabeth
McManus here today. The ocyclobA
WAS marked received thruuRh De-
partment ~ state IN diplomatic
pouch The letter gave the story of
the writer'a anxiety over her husnnnd.
I'VE all begged John either 10 come
with us. or 20 move this stock closer
10 the city" run the letter. "but he
scoffed AZ the idea. saying thnf he
wns canaole Of protesting himself. /
am just beginning 20 realize The hell
he had lived through TO 90 a. Be-
cause ! was 10 worfisl about his
safety he had not told me o. the nu.
meruus times he had beau shot n and
searched and how ofle he al 10 face
alone e dangers of the pFeuAnl na-
archlai c0nditi~ps IN Mcxico II ~
hard to inlaaine n anse or ercoler
bravery ana eonfaae. or u more wan
ton murder than his. .
Mrs. McManux tried 20 warn her
husband by telephone of the move.
ments of the soldiers. but the wires
were cut between the city ana Nc.
Manus' dairy ranch. Next word was
received that the ranch was being al
tackled.
Il called np everyone who could
give assistance. besinninB with tIts
Continued on Page Tw0.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
FREIGWTER RUTH SUNK
IN THE NORTH SEA

London. April "a (2;aO .. m)-
The freighter Ruth was sunk by a
German submarine on "Wednesday
when about 100 miles east of May iH''
ana In the North sea- The crew was
rescued and .waa landed at Leith'
Scotland.
The Ruth left Ieith with cargo OF
coal for Gothsn nhurg. captain An
drosen. he rskipper. who is swedo'
reports that the nrst torpedo dis
charged by the submarine missed lts
mark. The second torpedo struck
the Ruth amidships, wrccking the
vessel.
The sixteen members OF the crew
were an swedes. Thoy drifted about
In small honts Tor twelve hours be-
fore being picked up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
ONE or BANDITS ALLEGED TO
HAVE BEEN HANGED BY ARIZONA
COUNTY OFFICERS TURNS UP ALIVI

Tucson. Aria, April 2f.--Francisco
Leon. one CT three brothers alleged
20 have been hanged as bandits by
two couniy officials. has been found
alive, according 20 a telephone mes
sage received today BY sheriff Forbes
IRON the Greatcrvlllo district. He WAS
thought 10 have wandered on in the
Santa Rita mountains after releasing
himself from the moose.
Ililnrio Leon died on the rope and
jose Maria Leon was found nearly
dead from strangulatlon, according to
relatives who were the frst arrivals
on the spot where the third dearee'
treatment WIS said to have been adj
mlnsstcred.
Frank Moore. O deputy sheriff. and
Robert Fenicr. a county ranger, are in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
SECRETRRY LUCERO
DEMANDS PROOF
OF JOURNAL

. Santa Re. \. NJ. April st.-- Z
. Tho situation In the case 70 de-
= tcrmine the validity or laws pass Z
= ed Ia the final hours of the late =
. legislature took "a new turn TO-
. day when the secretary Of state Z
= refused 10 accept without proof =
= of their legality. papers uiicged
= 10 hc the senate Journal ana ten-
= dered hy the chkf clerk of that
. body. The secretary held that
. the law requires the journal must
. be- filed within ton days after
. nnal ad5ournmenL Tho court 4
. ruled. ~ connection with the in
. junction sult to test the new trav- I
= cling auditor law, that thc SEN
. ate Jour nal WAS the only evidence
. ON which such action could be I
. based, the complainnnts alleeing
= that no one knew where the I
. Journal was or if one existed.
eeAe0e0oeNRoeA See44eoo0o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

which wg.s 10 oomeci the Ger
mans 10 give up some ground
they had taken. and force them
in rorthcafteriy direction to-
ward i.angerarck. from which
place the attack started.
Just as the Germans have been
batter.ng the Yprca salient held
by the aiiies. so the French com
tinue their pressure at the -.
Mihicl with some success.
The campaign In the easi ron-
tinucs NJ ataudstill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

scarf pin." l
why were you Toins to strike
him." the wiintss was aekcd.
''iiccausc he made a sighting re-
mark about my daughter"
Nicist protested. the witness said.
that the socks. cravat and scnrf pin
we're given TO him by Jullet..
After SIR Hrcitunr'a anger had
cooled, yhe sRid he asked Klelst 60 so
20 New Mexico. Tho witncss said ne
ala this to give him a chance to mako
good.
Mr.. Breisnns eaid hia daughter had
asked him 20 hnyr the marriaae an-
nulled. He told her. without eivins
any reason. thut Il could not be done.
he said
She aaid ahc wanted 30 get an an
nuilmcnt and get married again. "
Mr.. Breitnna testified. "Shc said she
was somewhat ashamed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

jailshere charged with the murder OF
Hearlo Leon. County oglclals say
they admitted hanging the Leon
brothers. but said they did & 10 make
them tell The whereabouts of Antonio
Enclpas, sscxlean charged with Md
naping Mrs. Loretta Yanee. Moore
aud Fenier arr nlao said % have de-
c,ared that The brothers had threat
ened 10 klli them II they 6sd not leave
the Greatcrylllc district.
old residents ~ Greaiorfillc. where
the Icons had lived Tor many yeafa
said tho brothers we're Mexieane
Amerlcana, whose two sisters are
known 10 DO nltlrcns oi he United
States. a. they vosea a. ihe lnt1 elee,
tiun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
WITH HEAVY RE|NFORCEMENTS KA|SER'S
ARMY RETURNS To ATTACK WITH DASH
RECALLING EARLY DAYS Of STRUGGLE
Today:s War
Summary

a se.rlee of .ucccases alone thc
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lies 20 rc-capture tbe around losf
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statement reports the captusc OF
a.o,,. -, 49,. x,r.s .na
r"ss u''t w t"e "@"tihk w "'H
region nearly 1890 prisoners, 35
pless,. Of cannon and Iarec
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
Declares that Defeated Bandis
Chief Took sixty Year Old
Prisoner as Measure Of Re.
venge.
pitiful Letter from Widow Of
American Business Man Ia
Mexico City Received
Through State Department.

Irnpnnlos Ncxieo, April zs.--
titnro OliFrsnn. cournnndef IL
chief - the CarsanxO army 81 on
eraiitn, Rase uHf q ssaloa,enl la
the press tndny IN uhicli ~ ~
lated that his brUlhcr. ffancIrco
ohrc0un. had been taken nrialnrer
hy OcncraI Franf1No Vsii1 in re-
tnliaiicn for ille dofeht recons1y
inflicted upun villa - she obae-
gon iprces 10 CnlRya.
FranclseD u over 90 years ca.
He was living n fitasinInlara IN
mn endcasor 10 rrs1oro MIS- salas-
tered health. villn femoped f,isn
10 Chihunhnn.
GcncraI Obrcann sahl nc ne.
iicscsi Villa uuuld afier fi.e ox-
ctufion ~ hfs hrutiies, n ~ HAD
NOT already been kiitrd.
-~
Nsw yoess. Apr, pf.--gpun.
cisco 5. Eisas, cUneui Tor Nexlro
under the cnFfnnza fnraiun. ana
nounccd today that ne ha,l ~
csivcd o telegram from 1icnerai
ubregoD asscfiln9 that General
Oiirraon's brother Frnnclsro.
taken prisones by VIVA and seat
60 chihuahua, had been el,ot BY
Villas order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
ENGLAND no PURCHASE
MAulI'S CtttsfuN CARGO

London. Aprl "a C2.2O p. M -
The steamship Marie. from Galveston
for Malmo sweden. with a cargo OF
cotton, Is being detained al kirkwalL
SCOTLAND. pending the purchase of
her cargo by the British government
under the cotton agreement.
The steamer Livoum from Calves
ton for copenhngen rs being held an
Falmouth pending an Investigation
vt her cotton cargo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
DEADLY CASES STUPIFY THE
ENGLISH AS BOMBS BREAK OVER
FORTSWON At ENORMOUS COST

French War Office Disputes Extent of Gains Made by Ger
mans While English Advces Profess to Believe Great
Forward Movement Last Desperate Effort Before Per-
mently Retiring to a Defensive Campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
GREECE, SAYS sEMI-OFFIcIAL STATEMENT,
is READY TO JoI WITH ALLIES IN EAST

Paris. April 20 (2;20 H. NIL
ChiiStRkis Biographies. foreign
minister of Grcctc, h quoted to-
dny bV the Information ~ de-
s1aring that Grccrc was ready
"a unite with the mlliss- ln the
operations niihc DnFinnclics, ID
invited To do 80.
The Information says tilnt ".
Iogrsnhn,. made this stnicmcut
90 Hubert Jacnucs. y correspond
cut ~ this nsw-palsef. - 81 the
picscnt fIn,e. hc siid. Grcsys' had
not been asked to co-opcrntc
with tile allies.
The iurs ign minister l. quoted
a. saying tIlat in respect Ia this
qncstion the policy of his cabinet
l. Identical with that oi VI. Ncn-
Ncius. the former premier. wlin-c
retirement hu- hrcn generally
undcr,iuod to have been hrounht
about hy his desire for pnrtisi-
patton ln the war by Gree e Un
the side ct the allies.
1T l. simply question of the
pruIBitiuus momCnt,' the foreign
minister is quoted ~ saying.
Washington. ApHI aI-Thc
Gcrulan embassy announced to-
day u had information from u
reliable -uurec'' tilnt u llritish
hatiit~hip was severely DAMAGED
Ia thc last Zeppelin aiiark over
the Tyne.
Copenhagcn, April - (Via
London. i;a2 .. m.l-rhe Dan
ni-h u, ,amcr Nidarus, G3i toms
net, has been captured by Ger
nnu warslIlp la tie North sea
and taken into port az the island
nf Sylt. Que of the North l'risian
islands. Tie Nidnrus sailed from
Anrhuus. denmark, Tor England
with cargo 81 agricultural
products.
GcncvR. Aprif 20 (,In Paris.
i2:tO y. m.D-t;cncra Danki of
the AUSTRIAN army II oI the opin-
Ton tint the war VIII not soon
come To- an end.
ThlS Austrian commander. who
has bccn active in defending the
Cnrpntiian pnSst's against the
Itus~ians, expressed this opinion
to Major Tanner of the swiss
army, Who Is also correspondent
nf the Rnscl Naohrichton. tie de-
.olnEcd tiic war would last for
long time AMI Sald lac could mot
IN oven an approximate date for
It's ending.
London, April % G2;30 y. M
- over an arch-like front In Rel
gian Flanders which g. roughly
ten miles long from the region OF
BiNshnotc In the north to ST.
i9loi In the south, French. Brit
lsh and Belgian troops are locked
with the Germans today IN a se-
riov of engagements which recall
the fighting of last October.
Driven from Iliil No. 90 to the
south of fpres and failing 10 re-
take n by counter-attack, the
German launched a sudden ad-
vunCe northeast of the town. and
after stupefyine and killing men
In the FIRST trenches with deadly
gnsss, according tu British on
clal reports. they drove wedsc
of infantry forward. forcing the
French and Bclginns back to-
ward and nt some points appar-
entity acrofs the User cypress
canal, manouVor which at the
same time compelled the Brit
igh line north Of Nprea to fnll
back to conform with the French.
Although the advance of the
Germans was considerable, cN-
tending, according 20 Berlin dis
patches, over front OF live
miles. French. Bolrinn aud ilrit-
ish forces tho French occupy
iug the center, the nelglans the
LETT. and the British thes riRm of
the line Immediately Initiated
countor-nttnck the result of
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Washington, ApfiI ai.--rhc
German embassy announced to-
day u had Information from u
rciinblc ~uurec" timt Briiish
hattic>hlp was severely DAMAGED
Ia tlc last Zeppelin aiiark over
the fync.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

boys called her the fifteen minute nag.
but that was only IN fua. you know,
because. ~ course. she was faster
than that aud he used 20 win money
on that horse Tor all she was 50 slow
aud always had the asthma ur tn dis.
temper or the consumption or some
thing OF that Kind They used to give
her two or three hundred yards start
aud then pass her under way. but al
ways az the fag end ~ the race she'd
get excited and dc~ppmtclikc aud
come cavorting aud struddlmg up and
scattering her legs around timber.
sometimes In the air aud sometimes
ont 10 one side amongst the fences aud
kicking ~ more dust and raising
more racket with her coughing and
snecziug aud blowing her nose aud al
ways fetch NO az the stand Just about
neck ahead. ~ near as you could
cipher II down
And he had little small bull pup
that 10 lOuk az him you'd think he
warn't worth cent hut TO set around.
look ornery and ay Tor q chance TO
steal something Hut as soon rs mon.
~ WIS up on him Ice wis different
dog His Guderiaw 4 begin to stick
out like the focastle Of steamboat.
and his teeth would uncover aud shine
like the furnaces Aud dog might
tackle him aud hullyrag him aud bite
him aud throw him over his shoulder
two or three times. aud Andrew Jack
son which was the name Ut the pup
Andrew Jackson would never let On
but what he was satisfied aud hadn't
expected nothing elise aud the bets be.
ing doubled anu doubled on the other
side all the time till the money was all
up, and then all u sudden he would
grab the other dog jest by the Tint
Of his hind leg and freeze to II. not
chaw. you understand but ouly Just
grip and hang on I'LL they throwed up
the sponge. II II was year
Smiley always come out winner ON
that pup till be harne~ss-l dog once
that didn't have no hind legs. because
they'd been sawed on In circular
saw, and when the thing had gone far
enough. and the money was all up. and
he come 10 make snatch for his pet
holt. he seen In minute how he'd
been imposed on aud how the other
dog had him In the door. 50 10 speak.
and he 'peared surprised aud then he
looked sOrter discouraged and
didn't try no more to win the fight
and 80 he got shucked out bad lie
give Smiley look as much as TO
say his heart was broke. aRd IL was
his fault. for putting up n dog that
hadn't no hind legs for him 10 take
holt OF. which was his main depend.
cnce In a light. and then he limpei
on piece aud laid down aud died Il
was a good pup. was that Andrew
Jackson, aud would have made a name
for himself II he'd lived. Tor the stun
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25
Worlds Greatest
Short Stories
No. vi.
THE NOTORIOUS JUMPING FROG
OF CALAVERAS COUNTY
By Mark Twain

Twenty-four famous authors were
asked recently TO name the best
short story in the English language
The choice Of Owen Johnson was
The Notorious Jumping Frog Of
calaveras County, by Mark Twain.
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-17
Hovey-Hagen.

On last Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock, Dec. 9th at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ole T. Hovey, occurred the
marriage of their daughter Miss Clara
Gustine to Mr.. Edward J. Hagen. Only
q few of the intimate relatives were
present. Rev. H. Normann of the
Cresco Lutheran Church officiated.
Immediately after the marriage we'd
ding dinner was served and very
pleasant time in social manner was
spent together in;the afternoon.
The bride was attended by rhe sister.
Olena, and the sister of the groom,
Dena Hagen. The groom was attended
by his brother Emil and cousin of the
bride, Melvin Benson.
The bride was attired in awhile mes
saline silk dress and wore q veil and
carried bouquet of roses, ferns and
carnations.
!. The bridesmaids wore light blue silk
crepe de chine, and the groom and best
man wore navy blue serge suits.
The young couple were the recipients
of many useful and beautiful pres
ents. They left Friday for Forest City
where they will spend some time. We
are all sorry to lose this young couple
from our midst but all join in wishing
them long, happy welded life and
much success in their new home. ~