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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

N,w York, SOY, 80 An he cNi-
dru,c sathcrcd hy agents ut the
United states government here bear
ing uu plots Go prevent war muuiuou.
from rcachug tho entente allies VIII
be submitted To- the federal grad Jury
probably this week n is understood
THAI % blanket indictment viii Doe
asked against AN the persons Involved
The mass oft evidence collected is
described bF federal officials as
mountain mph." 20 D. the result of
more than Years WORK. u inNoiyva
scores Of persons ou.ratinT. It is
charged. as an organization the dircc-
tiou %. which was iu rnc hands of q
few men.
n ,s asserted that directors of the
alleged yunspimcieF controlled Ger
man fund of 100000 900. Tine cNi-
dcucp is understood tu cover the
whole field OF foreign criminal uctiV-
ty boz America len 90, u1inc of fraud
ulrnt passports. plots to blow up
steamships carr nos war munitions tu
the allies, fires and explosions in mu-
milton plans. efforts tn 'umcnt strike
u those plants and efforts TO buy COM
troll OF muuitiou plant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
Attorney General Gregory
Today Calls on All State
Governments to Cooperate
in Running Down Crooks.
MASS OF EVIDENCE
READY IN NEW YORK
Mountain High" Say Men
Who Have Been Probing
Schemes to Destroy Ameri-
can Industries.

lBy Evening Herald f,ascd Wirel
Washington. Nov. 22.--Thc
whole ma hiucry uI the tnitcd
states government viii he cin-
ploycd tu run down aud punish
those responsible fur factory cN-
pios.uns. intimidation uf labor
aud other u of violence again~t
Nmyrioan Industries. This l.
made clear today hN Attorney
General Gregory. Who onll~ upon
state HthuiltiC~ 10 usr equal
Nigor IN dealing with mwlc~snc~@
beyond the reach uf federal stat
utC~.
Tlc lawlc~s act~ can oulN hc
suppressed, according "a uliiciai-.
through the cooperation Oi state
Officers aud labor leaders with the
federal authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
Paris Alarmed By
Mysterious
Explosion
Shock Rattles Windows Forty
Miles Apart and Authori-
ties Thus Far Unable to Fur
nish Explanation.

Paris Nov ~. $3.50 "a. M Resi-
dents OF western uhd northwestern
suburbs Of Paris were alarmed yester.
day morning hN Nioleat explosion.
The shock ran led the windows at
points forty uilc. apart. The author
luCs thus far have been unable Co u.s.
cCrtain the poilt al which the eNplus-
Jon occurred. II is suggested ina the
noise may have been due io the hurst.
Iug OF q meteor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
UNITED STATES At LAST AWAKE
To MENACE OF FOREIGN PLOTTERS
Dona Ana County Road Boss
Instantly Killed When Big
Truck Is Struck by Train

Fe hit the truck at crossing here.
CLAY was killed Instantly and his body
was ground to pieces The truck was
reduced To scrap. The dead man
lcnvos q widow and two children. a
coroner's jury is summoned and ~
now at tho scene Of the accident.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
tsnecIaI to the mcrnIdl

Mesilla Park. y. NJ. Nov. 22.-L. II.
Clay foreman for the Donn Ana cuun-
~ road board. wHa instantly killed and
the road boards two-ton motor truck
was demolished at half past ten
O'Clock this morning when the north
bound passenger train Of the Santa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
WENTY NINTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF new MEXICO EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OPENS this AFTERNOON UNDER AlSPIIOH CONDITIONS
Lady Paget Sorry England
Is Serbia's Ally Seeks to
Join Bulgarian Red Cross

jcrsccroiury for foreign affairs, cone
ducted a red cross hospital at Iskup
Serbia and remained there after ii was
captured by the Bulgnria1.
The Overseas ncwa age"cy earr that
she was SO aztec ed hy serbian luutinr
and barbarism that sho has written 20
London her regret tina, England Is all
lied with SeThiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
OUNTA|NSIDES Of
STROMDOL| ARE
CRACKING
Eruption Now Assuming Seri-
Gus Proportions and Popula-
tion of Island Is Seeking
Places of Safety.
lny Evening Herald Leased wirol

Palermo Nov 2f. CVin Paris. Noy.
-2 i'2I y. m.l The erup ion of
strumboli volcano is ne umlng serious
proportions and the population of he
ISLAND is fleeing Go places of safety
Tine sides of the volcano are cracking
and streams OF lava are nowilg into
the sen. uisiug immense columns OF
smoke which are visible az q distance
uf forty miles
Siromboli is the nor hclsternmos,
~ the Lipari Islands in the Mcdltcr-
rtucan sea on the lorth coast of Sic-
ily The volcano of which the Island
ls mainly composed rcmar sable IA
that % is virtually porpotually active
having been m this condi ton for the
greater part Of two thousand ,ears.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
NO ELECTION UNTIL
CARRANZA RULES
THE ROOST
All Opposition Must Be
Crushed Before Effort for
Return to Civil Rule, Says
Sonora Official.

Dos AUrcl0H, Gal. NOV ""Th1t
NcnustHuo FurruuzJ viii couutcnancc
no election iu Mexico until his forces
have crushed uil opposition was the
opinion expressed hy b. E Moreno.
secretary cot state for sonora. who is
here today with q party of sonora oi-
hciuls.
in the pnrty with Mr. Moreno were
Fusia 4 Bourlucz treasurer n"n,rll
Tor Suuuu. lpu.ciu M"udyIl ssrrc-
uy Go the treasurer Arturo iou-
laI,s. DapIulisl of Mexico. aHd 'ap-
tain g. Gu'dnoum g. r1dIl1, chief of
fh, police forces nI Souor. They ar,
,u rurto to GuIsmt- NaNIco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

N1,u. Ar.z. Nov --.- Train service
iu .auunoa. sonora. MoNiDu was reel
fuued today CurrauN troops uud. G
General Aiyuru purvFuu tn"k possess
sion ut Cfuaupr Yesterday the Nul.
rairisuu having ,yu,u1tod tp lu Geo the
add OF thrir chief reported defeated
near Hormusillu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22


Rotterdam. NOV. -. Nin Ion
don. 500 o.. m.D-Ihc Cologne
Gakrttc repairs that q great ur-
lcu~i,c movement has hcru miti.
at,d at the Dardnncllc- O., The
allies.
tonstantinople. Nov. -. NH
l.OndDn, a:tG y, m.)-N iolcnt
ngiuing In the NirinitN ut scddui
Iiniir. on the tn ol Gaiiiror pcn-
nv uia, b. rcpnrici hN the war oil
n,r TO-DAY. Ihr -tutcmcut ful-
low:
'Ntillcr, .uci~ ate in pto'rc~-
on thC nariiauclie- irur'. iuivW
Hgiuiug With l.nu- g. nLng
place near ~',i,lul Bnhr."
Rcrlin. Nov -. uLS Nirclc--
g. ~nNNills. l-- Fort tuTtrc--t-
inNc bccu ,npturcd 4, the arnic-
oI tiic central poWcr- To- date, az
cddiug tu a compilation mad" hN
the O,ci-pl- ucw- agrurN. Tive
uC thc-c ToftI, --s.- were iu iicl-
gium. twelve were iu Irau,", lii
NNf ~ AA'iA w NNNAH'NtA N'NAA hHHhhh
were la serbia.
copenhagen, NuN -, t\ia
London. t.aa y. mD-Thr pa. sage
ui nuiiila at Btiti-h .uhmnrin'r-.
estimated To number from ten to
twenty tive vessels. into the iial-
ti, D. given here H. nu explanation
of th recent naval activity la the
Cattagat.
pnii~. NoN. -. u:td a. MI
The de, iurntion uf an unexpected
commercial hlU'kudc of Gtcc.c ~
the entente powcr~ has produced
"A marked impression Ia \Ihct~,
SAYS - dispatch tu the Petit J"ni
nht The dispatch ~aN~ t.tc'h
newspapers accuse the allie, par
t,ulnriN Great Britain, ui -c'h-
Inr 10 drug Greece into the war ~
hur. "A measures. The pIpci- h>-
etat Grcrr has given -uiiicichi
rt,uf uf hrr intention &" m''uihin
hrnc, ulcm neutrality.
rcrIin. Nov. 20, Nia Mirclc~~ Ia
SaNNiIlcD The DNcT~tzi~ now
agrntN churn, tCtiAc- the cnmmcr-
,inI blockade uI Gtta9c hN the ch-
tcntc poMCr- ~ IAN at ol Nin-
Irnrc against o small country,
which Intend. 10 maintain neutral
ID, without engaging IN Intrigue.
The Llt kHdC. u .uN~. "ugtVr~ rN-
crcGmgiN well With tl" pIH"ti'"
ni the entente power n regard I"
questions nnc, ting the .n'crvignr
ur -mnll nations,
paris Nov. -. u2ii5 y. nj
The report that the Scrliun- hnN'
won az important victory over the
uuIpnriany near Ic~koNUi~ uu tie
Ni-h- ~ilnuiLI ruilrnni - mile
.nuth oI Ni-h. l. cotru' GRATED h
"a dispatch rc clNch t'daA nom
thr serbian minister az Atlwns.
Bc,Iin. NOV. - bN witclc-- q"
Sny,iIlol --'D'~pitr desperate re-
distance hy the Srrhinus,' says
tl,g Overseas Ncws \gcncN to-day
"\u.tro.G Gcrmnn aud Briearian
troops aIc pressing forward Tor
an entrance into the famous ho~-
SuNO plain.
Large sections ui the N'tbi"n
ann, are nov totally dcmoraiihed'
la .r,rrnl on-C- serbian nrtillcrN
hn- .hclird the ~cThinn lines
from the rear when they hrgnh 4"
yicld under thC rplrnti,7-- pressure
at the allied trOnp-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
Pacific Blockade inaugural
ed with Object of Compell-
ing Immediate Assurances
of Constantine's Course.
GOVERNMENT PREY TO
CONFLICTING EMOTIONS
Fear of German Prowess and
Friendliness Toward Allies
Said to Make Decision Near
to Impossible.

thy Evening usrsid lrAsed wirel
Rotterdam. NOV. -. Nn Ion
don. 500 q. mD-Thc Cologne
Cakrttc repairs that great ut-
irn~i,c movement has hcru miti.
at,d az the Dardnncllc- ~ The
allies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

IoIculiagcn. Nov. -, t\ia
/ uudrn. t.3a y. mD--1hr pa. sage
ui - noiilla at british .uhmnrin'-~.
estimated To number from ten to
t,,rnt, tive ,,--~,'l~. into the iai-
tie. g. given here H. M explanation
of ia, recent naval activity la the
Iattagai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30
WEATHER SUMMARY
u. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRlcuL
TURE-WEATHUR BUREAU.

weather nuiietlu far twenty four
hours ending D. m it MERIDIAN uine.
iuN ~ lHlt
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FOR BALE \ hafhains J. Z lass
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FOR SAFE Ten foot counter add tank
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
DRINK MORE WATER
If KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Iess meat and take salts for Sack
ache or Bladder trouble -Neu.
tralizes acids.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like dumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night When the
kidneys clog you must help them flush
on the bOdy's urinous waste or you'll
be "a real sick person shortly. At
first you feel q dull misery in the kid
ney region. you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour. tongue coated and you feel rheu-
matte twinges when the weather is
bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take q table,
spoonful in q glass Of water before
breakfsstsfor a few days anAeyour kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations to
clean clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity, also to neu-
tralize the acids in urine, so it no
longer is a source of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jne; makes a delightful efrervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts
to folks who believe in overcoming
kidney trouble while it is only trou,
BILE. 9
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
MILLION IN GOLD
At ASSAY OFFICE.

New York, Oct. 23.-So great has
beer. the tide OF gold poured into New
York to pay the war bills of the bel
ligerent nations thatfthe task of melt
ing up to be turned into United States
coir has almost overwhelmed the en-
ployees Of the United States assay
office here. They are working long
er than they ever did before, but the
piles Of coin in bullion deposited by
bankers grows instead of diminishing.
No sooner is one consignment Of
the gold melted and sent to the Phila-
delphia mint than anotaer shipment
of millions is received. For two Sun.
days the whole force at the assay
office has worked to keep abreast Of
the incoming gold. M /.
Ordinarily about $100,O00,0O0 in
gold passes through the assay Office
in year. Since July the Office has
received and melted more than $S2,-
100000 worth, and nearly $3S,00O.O00
Of this was received within the last
1O days. Nearly a years work has
been done in less than four months.
The gold arrives generally in the
form of bullion, English sovereigns,
French napoleons and Japanese
yen.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
MISS SANDERSON HAS
MADE GOOD RECORD

The LaMoure Echo has the follow
ing to say in appreciation Of Miss
Laura B. Sanderson:.
1T is vita deep feeling of regret
that local people receive the knowl.
edge of Laura B. Sanderson;s resig
nation as superintendent of schools Of
l4aM0ure county. While we regret
that LaMoure county is to lose so
faithful and so competent a superin-
tendent, we rejoice in the fact that
she has received 80 honorable a posi-.
ton. The knowledge Of her resigna.
ton will undoubtedly be received in
a like sense by the people in general
throughout the county.
THE resignation was handed into
the county commissioners at their
meeting last week, the reason Being
that she aad accepted the position
OF assistant state superintendent, her
new duties to commence about the
lst Of November. Enroute Miss San,
derson will attend meeting of the
Teachers association at Grand Forks
and proceed from there to her new Of.
fee in the capitol building at Bis
marck.
The Office of assistant state superin.
tendent was created two years ago,
when the legislature appropriated
funds for that purpose. 1t pays sal
ary of $4,000 per year and the work
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24

will be similar to that of the state
superintendent. State Superintendent
r. J. Taylor made the appointment.
1T is, Of course, regretabfe that
Miss Sanderson is to leave LaMoure
and sever her work. as county super
intendent, which duties she has al
ways performed so competently and
faithfully. 1t is hoped that the com
munity in which she will locate will
appreciate their gain in the same de-
gree that this vicinity feels its loss.
Miss Sanderson has made "a. good
county superintendent and. has labor.
ed INCREASINGLY in the faithful per
Torrance of her, duties. She has ac-
complished much during her tenure
of Office. She put forth her best ef-
forts to obtain those things that made
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
5Iterior department. evolving the
scheme.
/ From. here. the commission went to
j the Sheyenne reservation in South Da-
kpta. r. r.
/ R I | !
SHIPPED. '||||P ! EAST
Government Picked Up Two De
fectives Here to Add
to Party

Jamestown, Oct. 22.-Government
Immigrant Inspector H. Weiss and ].
INewhouse, Southern Pacific passen.
tger agents, whose headquarters are
at Seattle and San francisco, passed
through the city this, noon with IS
undesirable citizens in two special
window-barred coaches going to New
York, where the undesirables will be
exported to their home countries.
They picked UP two from here and
will gather up a total Of 81 more be.
tween here and N ew. York.
The government furnishes the
transportation to New York and If
they have not been in the United
States more than; three years the
steamship companies transport them
free Of charge, but if they have been
here more than three years the gov
ernment pays I'LL expenses. All are
either suffering from insanity or are
criminals.
The cars are: regular Pullmans, and
the windows havealarge heavy iron
screening and bars on them. There
are also three matrons who take care
Of the women and two cooks and two,
walters and nnlf a dozen men attend
ants to look after the prisoners.
Mr.. Weiss and Mr.. Newhouse will
journey to New York with them and
will see THAT they are started across
the pond and will then take the
southern route by way of New Or
leans and will pick up Chinese and
other undesirables and take them to
the coast and ship them to their own
countries where they belong.
This is Mr.. Newhouse's fourteenth
trip in the past two. years.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
At the Bismarck Auditorium Tuesday night October e.
better educational conditions. She ad.

better educational conditions. She ad-
vocated up to, dateness in education
and, due greatly to her efforts, ia
Moure county can boast of some of
the best consolidated schools in the
state. She has been complimented
time and again -iby noted educators
upon the accuracy and neatness Of
her records Il .I;i
'tMiss Sanderson has always taken
a keen interest in the social life of
LaiMoure. She is an active member Of
the Civic Improvement league and of
the Teacaers-Parents association, and
both organizations will he loath to
lose her.
The matter Of a successor to fill
the unexpired term is now the prob
lem before the board Of county com.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24
TRACTOR BOILER ExuLoDEs.
Farmer Is Hurled Through the All
... and Also Burned.

Portland, N. d.. Oct. 2s.When the
boiler Of a traction engine blew up.
Anton Brend, farmer living near
here, was hurled several rods and was
terribly burned about the face and
hands: The engine, which belonged
to. Ole Thon, was wrecked.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24

r. -
nlissioners. This body will meet again
the latter part Of this month to con.
rider applications. We. understand
the position saass been offered - say
perintendent lAfcKenna of 4t Edgeley.
Mr.. McKenna is = man we'll qualified
for the position. He is deeply inter
ested in educational work and that
he would keep up the present high
standard Of the LatMoure county
SCHOOLS and the record set by his pre-
decessor no one doubts. ,...s
good in her new Office and duties at
Bismarck no one has the least iota Of
doubt, and the best wishes Of all go
with her to her new field of endeavor." !"
NPrsh,,,,S = .vra<s% sda mav Alvf6nnAa t'H X
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24

See the last chapter Of THE GOD.
DESS" at the Orpheur theater to.
morrow, matinee and might only.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-24

Tribune want Ids psy dividends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-30
JUSTLY PUNISHED.
DECLARES WHITMAN

Albany n. W July ~ ChafIes
heckeI never made q direct effort 10
pIedd builly TO murder M, the second
degree ana never offered directly l'
impllcale others IN graft exposures
Governor whitman declared tonight
upon M return Irom Foushkeepsle.
becker is ighl in saying he never
maze dlfect olter Tor J. nave not
spoken TO MN since the nlght Iosen-
thai was murdered the governor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-30
Tribute to Devotion of Noble
Woman Is Paid In State
ment Issued Just Before
Final Summons Comes,
"JESUS HAVE MERCY"
IS HIS DYING PRAYER
Electric Current Is Turned on
at 5'45 and Two Minutes
Later Physicians Declare
Life Is Extinct,

d
Ossipnina \ y ,JuI, 3O charles
porl-ar .,,f1 n,o .,.n,,al,. +,,.,. IN. ~
''''l '"i -
S''E''tIn- 'he nuIu'' 'h'o' years ago
ui Herman ltosenthaL the Eamhler
he was elecuocutcd In Sing sing
prisop one boi5r arter elprlse Iife
Ioft hf. t.,4. .t.i.,,. 49,,
I"IliuleS dll'I tue ele''I't current
was turned on. Hc died with cross
In his hands his last words were.
.I.s,,s na,.. mama. -, ,so
..,...
"'''''"'
IihehlhS- Hr enteIeu lhe dealh
chamber with two priests at his side.
The, wore chontinp n Itfauv. Recxer
iotro4 Is r.,o,t,,, atl.,o ,,,,,,.,, u,
u.s. nave '"'l'y on U.S.
lie walked steadily 20 the dealh
chair and, taking his seat, glanced
eou.rel,, into tbe o,es of tho witnesses
.,.f ....,,.rt miss. H.. .,,tt,,.
ueu the CiaH'iI7' nave "''ISS "H us.
have mercy ON us.
While the straps were being adj
Justed the priests chauted PRAYER
which Becker repeated phrase by
phrase In it he CONSIGNED his soul
TO the Almighty,
Becker received the electric SHOCK
in the midst of the PRAYER one min
ute later a second shock was sent
through his body and the PHYSICIANS
pronounced him dead.
Az 4.30 O'Clock Becker gave out the
following typewriter statement as his
UNiUE declaration. signed i'm his own
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-30
ENTRY Is
PLANNED BY KAISER

London. July 20. ~ The probable
cpacunuon Of Warsaw and the whole
Polish salient by the Russians is in
dicatod i'm dispatches received from
pcuorrad today This decision came
as a surprise tu am those outside tho
inner councils 81 The Russian general
staff ass the vigorous resistance which
the Russians have been offering, APP
with some success TO the
German efforts To- encircle the city
were believed 10 be evidence of Grand
Duke Nicholas intention 20 fight il
ont with Germany
It i8 pointed out however, by the
Russian military critics, after conver-
sations with competent military uu-
hotitics, that until the army is
properly equipped to oppose the per-
fccl Austro-German machine, the sem
sihle thing to do would be 10 avoid
battlo and withdraw until the armies
are oreanizcd and equipped and in
condition To- take an aggressive often
sive and drive the enemy from RUS
HlaH soil.
Politics. rather than strategy, de-
cided the Russians 10 advance into
EAST Prussia and Galcia, it Is eX-
plained hy the critics. and while in
doing se, they rendered great service
TO the western allies and inflicted ter