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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

st. Louis 3 BROOKLYN ?.
81 Louis Aug st Louis de-
feated Brooklyn today 10 m the
third inning "a hlt hatsman, % wild
pitch Myers error and singles by
Miller and Long gave ST. Louis three
runs Smith WIS replaced by Del
Brooklyn twice filled tho bases in los
half of the third hy virtue 81 four
successive singles. but lost q chance o.
score when eutshuw waa caught nap
ping OF first salleo struck out Smith
and then forced Myers o. ground %
Butler
Score n. III. II.
Brooklyn i0l coo 0002 10
50 Louis 008 600 COX 30 2
Batteries Smith, bell. Appleton ana
Meclrty salieo and snyder
Summary Two base hits Long
o Mara Douhle PLAY Butler 90 NIL
len Wheat 60 Dauppri Butler 60
sIugglns TO Miller uases ou balls
off Smith. ! OF Appleton Hits
off smith. 4 In 2-3 innings 0ff Dell
J n i-1 innings. Of Appleton. none
la 2 innings Struck out Hy Dell FL
hy 9allce s. Jmpires KLEIN and
tuekhlU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
Western League.

Des Moines . Omaha :
sioux city i0-ai Topeka AZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06


Cincinnati. Aug Sew York
opened the series here today hv tax
ng both games Of double header
from Cincinnati The first Go and
the second TO I'm the opener
stroud WAS master of the situation an
the way and although The locals fal-
lied ln The ninth New works. lead
proved TOO great Benton WAS hIt pp
portuncly ana forced 10 retire Lear
who relieved him held Sew york
scoreloss Tor 10, reWaudc of the
game ln thr second game. Ncw York
won n The fourth when DOYLE and
Fletcher singled Mukle sacrificed
aud Lohcri brought la both hase fuu-
ners with double
First game Score r. " u.
New York o0a coz o8n-1 o
Cincinnati ....0O0 1909 NNl
Batteries STROUD and MYERS Benz
ton Lear and Wugo
Summary Twu-hnse ht Wtneo.
Rodgers @nodTrHss NlliaWt Three
ba4p hits Myers Hasrs un bHlls
eff Benton Hts of Benton. d
lea Innings off Lear 4 in 8 innings
struck out hy stroud hy Benton
boy LIAR EMPIRES QuiElcy and
Emallp
Second gamo-Score n II r.
New York ~. GOO a00 0nO-2
Cincinnati 80. GOO 100 000l B
Batteries schaucr. Marquard ano
Doom Mckoncry Toucy and CLARK
Summary TWo-htse hit l.nhrrt
D1uhi, PLAYS NorzoK 90 MnlWiiz
MeKenery 20 ucrzog "a Groh 90 Moll-
villa Fletcher to Doyle 90 brMnerd
Mnrauard "a Doom % Fletcher haees
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

Iames n Duncan expects To make
II -FOUR "a a row on August when
he meets Al Muchs of Chicago 10 the
discus throw ID the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

other samee poncd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
FRENCH ATTACH IMPORTANCE
TO ADVANCE. MAY 81

Paris, May %. U1:50 d. m.)-"The
capture BY French troops OF the Ger
man works at Blanche Vote (the white
way) the evening OF May II marked
the victorious conclusion OF our Of
fensive on the 'Massif de Lorette. ="
suys the report of the French semi
official eye witness OF conditions at the
front as given out in Paris today
The imperial general staff attached
very great importance to the posses
sion OF these heights" the eye Wit
ness continues. ITO conquer. defend
and re-take them the German soldiers
have received "A formal order which
was expressed so as TO make It oper-
alive until the last man was killed"
In spite OF the unusual difficulties
%, the ground and the desperate re-
sistancc OF the enemy. we triumphed.
The battle OF Lorette was "A great
battle and ended In complete victory.
In this part of the front nghting has
0ccn going on uninterruptcdly since
October, 1914"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

when I became an officer OF the COM
pony. fought il. The system Is a.
strong ss TRmmany Hail. They con-
tiol every man that IL put up for Of
flcc."
Rowers said he had fought for
state prohibition In Colorado as a
means Of eliminating the system.
Tho Rev, Eugene Gaddis was re-
called by Chairman Walsh. who read
tclcsrams from President weiborn OF
the coal company and from W. W.
Wilson. denying the statement that
Wilson. who served on the Jury which
convicted John Lawson, labor leader.
OF murder. had an exclusive selling
privilege for certain f0odstuns In the
company stores Wcihorn's telegram
set forth that the company conferred
no exclusive privileges and Wilson's
telegram denounced tho statement Of
GHddia as a "viliainous ile.'
Gaddis explained circumstances
which led him to believe that Wilson
had the disputed privilege. He insist
&c that Wilson was known aa COM
pany man Hnd that II was known
that he lined up with the operators. .
Commissioner Weinstock read into
the record portions ~ the report OF
the Colorado military commission.
headed oy Major u. j. Boughton, on
the battle OF Ludlow.
Mr.. Bowers. who took teh stand
again declined TO comment on Il. n
moved him deeply and az times he
covered his eyes with his hand.
II have no comment 10 make at
ALL" he broke forth hurricdiy as the
recital concluded. fiinglng his hands
before him with a gesture OF help
iessness.
1T was a sickening. disgusting,
dlsgraceful piece of work and wish
I could forget all about Il and see
justice done TO all who were con-
cerned"
A moment later the witness said:
Nothing Of that kind would have
happened II we had had a governor
In Colorado who would have protect
ed everybody concerned"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
SAY ALIIIs LEFT 1000
DEAD AFTER SUNDAY NTTNCK

Constantinoplo. May q tViH Ann
stordam and London, gas =. M
official announcement was made
here today that AN attack hy the
French and British forces yesterday
ON the Turkish positions near Seddul
llnhr, on the southern end Of CALI
poll peninsula. had been ropulscd. It
In stated the allies left 1000 dead on
the held
The statement follows;
The enemy on sunday attacked
near Seddul Bahr. under the protcc.
tion of his batteries and fleet. but
notwithstanding the fact that he had
reinforccmenth We rcpulscd the at
tack Tho enemy left 1000 dead ou
tho field. and We captured machine
gun
During the hght our fire cuuaed
a hostile acroplano To full into the
sea.
we lost only 2iO wounded and a.
Killed
"Our batteries along the shores Of
the Dardanelles caused much dam
age 70 the encmys ships aud bat
tories near Seddul Buhr. one Of our
batteries on the AsiBtiC side hit an
enemy ship four times, the ship sub
sequently leaving the straits. \ war
ship of the ''ngcance type also was
hit by two on our shells. our men
working the guns had only six
wounded"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
" ASIIINGTON ms FORMNL
NOTICE or MORE WNI

Washington. May Count di Gel
irrc, the Italian ambassador. formally
notified the state department today a.,
behalf at his government uf a state OF
war between Italy and Austria Pres
ldent Wilson VIII issue another ncu-
tral proclamation later.
The ambassador expects To receive
soon q full statement or the reasons
Tor ltaly's entrance into the war and
preliminary Instructions with refer
cnrc I" contraband lie expressed
confidence that there would he no
difficulties between America ana Italy
over commercial questions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
GERMANS SOON TO REPLY
10 NOTE On FRYE t-ASI,

Washington. May 2i.-Ambassadur
Gerard at Berlin. In cablegram re-
cciyod at the state department today
said the German foreign Office shortly
Would send formal reply to the
American note asking rcparation,
without reference TO prize court pro-
cedinEy. OF the American ship william
4. Frye. sunk 10y the commerce uidcr
.'rinz Eitcl Friedrich.
The ambassador has been instructed
To inquire whether the sending Of the
Frye ease 10 prize court was To be
regarded as an answer to the note
from the United States, suggesting
that such procedure was unncoes-
sary
Germany agreed In the first place To
pay fur the ship under the old Prus-
sian American treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
Today;s War
Summary

lfa-iilitles between Italy and
Austria opened this morning with
an Austrian Iand aud sea raid ON
the Adriatic coast of Italy. An
oiiiclai statement from Rome SAYS
Austrian dc-irOycrs and torpedo
boats fired ON several points along
tile coast. simultaneously with an
attack by aerOplRncs. II l. assert
Ell the attackers were driven on
after brief cannonasle.
The only damage inflicted. ns
Far M the Italian communicative
shows, was at Amcona. where an
attempt Of Hviat0rs to blow up
the railroad caused small injury.
IN official report from Beriin
says the lsu-sinn battleshlp Pant
cACimOn has hecn sunk In the
Bihck SsSi. with loss Of 400 men.
Tic Turkish war Office announces
that nn attack undertaken by the
allies On the southern end of Gal
lipoli failed ard that the attack
cfS left 1000 dead on the field.
\ message coming from Ger
AHeANfN - - NHNNNNNfWN WY NNANN~N
that the scrni-ouicial WoIm agency
hns announced that Germany hns
dcflhrcd war oa Italy.
Onlcial announcement il madc
Ht Petrograd that the Austro-
German forces. after sweeping
a'ros- the western half of GnIIcia
have been checked.
Con-tantinopIc adylccS SAYS the
French and British have Increased
their land forccs at the Dnrdn-
nciic- 60 10000 men. Originally
$4,000 embarked. The Turkish
government announces the loss of
an odd gunboat sunk by SUBJ
marine.
The military situation IN France
aud belgium II unchengcd. RE-
ports from Holland and France
which lacked official conarmn-
tiOn. say the Germans intend To-
full back on their second line for
tile purpose OT shortening their
front aud r''lcStsing troOps for SER
vice against Italy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

Paris, May -. C2;3O =. mD--An at.
tack by Austrian warships on the
cahtern coast OF italy, aiolg the Ad-
i,atic, is announced In an official
communication from the Italian war
office. transmitted to Paris by the cor
respondent OF the Havas agency. It
Is said the Austrian warships were
forced to withdraw after a short can
houadc.
fhc statement follows.
IL was foreseen on the declaration
%: war that offensive actions would
occur against our Adriatic coast. with
the purpose ot sevkius moral cites 5;
rather than uttaiuing a military pur-
pose. liut We we're able Go pcrparc for
these aud render their duration short.
Small naval units of the enemy.
especially destruycrs aud torpedo
beats, trod their suns upon our Adri.
attic coast on May "a between four
aud siN O'Clock in the morning At
the same time acroplauos attempted
to attack the arsenal at Venice.
The cncmy's ships after a very
short cannunadc Was forced by our
torpedo boats tu Withdraw. Tho en-
cmy's acceptance Wcrc urod upuu hy
our anu-aitCruit artillery aud attack
ed by our aoroplaucs and by diris-
inlc iyiIg over th, AdriHtir.
The acrupluncs attacked Porto
'"rsini, which replied Immediately
AMI Obliged the enemy To- quirAly ro-
the. AZ AnCuua, where thc attack
war directed especially against the
railway line, IN the intention OF inter
rupting communication, slight dam
ugo was innictcl, which can bc repair
go easily.
AT Barlctta AN attack was made 10y
a scout steamer ana dcstruycrs. which
"orc put tu light by one of our ships
which was escorted boy torpedo boats.
FINALLY at Gcsl, the cncmy's aero
plnuoa attempted to throw bombs up
"n the hangar, bat without reaching
the mark.
AN other ncNs of operations last
night have no foundation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
ITNIN EAGERLY WELCOMES
FORMAL DECLARATION or WAR

On The ItlIlun FrUDIlCr May 20,
tNia Paris, May -, 5.35 ID. MIA
day Of suspense which brought with
T. the long expected actual dcclara-
tion OF Nar against Austria Hungary
found al ltaly eager tor the conflict
Thousands of volunteers preferred
their services lo the national cause.
lntousc Indignation has been caused
los reports that thousands of Italians
have been detained az stations along
ito Austrian and German frontiers
aud subjected 10 40 treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
ROCKEFELLER GIVES
100000 TO PAY
BAPTIST INDEBTEDNESS

Los Angeles, Cal. May 2f--Ali
debts Of the Baptist Missionary So
ciety were cleared away today by the
Northern BAPTIST convention. which
raised the last $4,000 within an
hour, following the announcement
that S3o5,00O had been paid In the
last year John ID. Rockefeller con
tributing 100000 OF the amount.
Minneapolis was unanimously Sc
lected today by the convention for
It's meeting IN 1915.
Dr. shaiior Mathews, dean of IN,
divinity school of the University a
Chicago, was elected president ~ tn
convention Tor the ensuing year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
BOTH SIDES ENGAGE
IN CELEBRATION
OF VICTORY
Vera Cruz Rings It's Bells for
Oregon While Chihuahua
Has a Fiesta in Behalf of
Villa.

Washington. May 2f.--Diilciai ais-
patches TO the state department today
describe the Carranza forces al Vera
Cruz and the villa forces al Chlhua-
hua celebINting yictt1y over each
other.
American Consul siliman reported
tory OF General obregon against Gen-
oral Angcles.
Consular Agent Carothcrs at Chi
huahua tclegraphed that Dlaz Lom-
bnrdo. the villa secretary OF stats.
officially announced Angeles victory
over Obrcgon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

London. May - tii;B5 a. M
After being virtually in u state
OF war for several days with her
former partners IN the triple al
lance. Italy, beginning today,
raiifics this condition by n
declaration of hostilities directed
at Austria Hungary, with all the
usual formalitics. Furthermore
0ermnny IN reported to have in
dicatcd hcr support OF Austria
Hungary boy formal declaration
of war against Italy.
on the Austrian side of the
line martial law hats bccd de-
clsred IN the Trcntino. the age
limit Tor military service has been
raised tu 300 years and stringent
measures have been taken to
control the Italian population or
the dual monarchy.
Demonstration, enthusiastically
approving the war are reported
from all parts of Italy. while un
the other hand Vienna has OF
fcrcd tho warmost support of the
government
Tho latest official announce
mcnt given out at Pctrograd IN
dicatca d pause in the Austro-
German advice along the river
san but claims that the Russians
have adopted cuuuts offensive
operations with some measure ~
success.
Although not confirmed from
any official source, reports are
published here that Germany will
have tu shorten her western line
aud that consequently she Be- pre-
pairing 10 withdraw her men
from the advanced line in Fiau-
dcrs. The reported evacuation
of Brugcs is said To be "A part of
this movement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
GOMPERS QUITS
LABOR LEAGUE AND
ISSUES WAR ORDER

Nrw York. May 2i.-fhc rcsigna-
ton of samuel Gumpers. president ot
the American Federation of Labor.
ps member OF the American Assoc
cation for Labor Legislation, became
Known today when Mr. Gompcrs is-
sueo u cali Ia organized labor to op-
Tuic Tie association because OF ts
advocacy la merging the state work
r,ep's compensation commission with
The state labor department of New
York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
THOUSANDS on PNTRIOTS
PARADE VIENNA STREETS

NmsIcrdHm, WA London, MAY q,
i:il a. mD--Patriutic manifestations
reached climax IN Vienna last nlsht.
Thousands of residents paraded the
streets singing patriotic songs and
cheering the emperor. the monarchy.
the allied army and navy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
All ITALY ENGAGED
IN REJOICING OVER WAR

HOmc, May 20, Wa Paris, ~
noonl -- Enthusiastic demonstrations
In favor OF the war continue through
Italy In Florence, Venice, Genoa.
Milan and the other large centers
great cheering crowds throng the
streets,
Most ~ the members of the cham
bcr of deputies have volunteered for
service.
The daughter pf Lieutenant General
Cadoranu. chief of stan, nun IN "a
convent al Florence, has applied for
admission 90 the Red Gross.
Women are doing work formerly
performed Oy men. ln several cities
women are employed on street cars.
owing % the shortage uf men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
PETROGRAD SAYS GERMANS IN
GAIICIA ASSUME DEFENSIVE

Petrograd (via London, May %,
7.i2 a. m)-The Austro- German
Galician forces have assumed the de-
lensivc. snyH an official statement
Progress Ia claimed on the left bank
OF the lower San. Assaults by tho
Austro-German troops In the south
eastern theater OF the war were re-
pulsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT
SHOWS SITUATION UNCHANGED

Berlin. May 20 tyia London. s.5O
.. m.)-The following statement was
issued at the war office:
Western thcater Of war: seecra.
advances by night and day by the
british between Neuye Chapcllo and
Givcnchy and French attacks on IN,
northern slope Of the Lorcttc hills.
at Ablain and north and south of
Melville. we're repulsod with heavy
losses TO the enemy. who lost $50
prisoners.
Between the Meuso aud the Mo-
sellc artillery battles continue. IN
the forest OF Ic Protre the French
suffered losses during a new and un-
successful attack.
In the eastern and southeastern
theaters Of war tho situation Is un-
changed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
TEUToNIC DIPLOMATS ~ ROME
ASA SPAIN TO N(vI

London, May 2i, O6 y. mJ-Thu
Reuter- Telegram company has rccciv.
ca dispatch from its correspondent
Wh" says the Gcrmal and Austro-
HUNGARIAN representatives at the
italian court and at the Vatican are
leaving Rome tonight. entrusting the
Interests of their countries to tho
spanish ambassador in Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
URGE SWEDEN 10 TAKE
ARMS AGAINST RUSsI \

London. May "a, (3:4O .. m)-A
message to the Exchange Telegraph
company from Copenhagen says
pamphlets are being distributed
throughout Sweden to further a move
mcu2 for the iuervention of that
country in the war asainst Russia.
These pamphlets urge that Sowden
step In at once 60 secure the inde-
pcndencc of Finland by an attack on
Russia or hy other means.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
GERMAN TNUBE DROPS
BOMBS ON PARIS

Paris, May "a N;2o y. m)--An-
other German aeroplano Of the Taube
type flew over the northern suburbs
of Paris this morning and In us flight
dropped several bombs.
No person was injured by these
projoctiles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
AUSTRIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
SAID TO HAVE RESIGNED

PdrlF, Mny y, N'li a. mD-A
Hayas dispatch from Rome says the
Corricrc Della Sera announces the res
iRnation ot Baron Burian, the Aus
trian foreign minister, and says that
he win ne succeeded by Count Tisza.
the Hungarian premier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
AUSTRIAN AIRCRAFT ATTACK
ITALIAN ARSENAL. AT VENICE

Rome, May -. tNia pHrisl -Ohcial
announcement was made here today
that Austrian aeroplanes have attack
ed thc government arsenal at Venice.
The ucroplanes were driven on
Porto Corsini. Ancona, Barltta aud
Gcsl also were attacked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

$40 y. m.D--From information reach
ing The Hague. II is understood that
ihc Germans and Austrisns have
concentrated approximately ESQ. 600
men on the Italian frontier.
The Germans constitute the larger
part Of this force, which is made up
OF % divisions ot approximately 20.-
600 men each.
There Is much Interest among diplo-
mats here In regard to the attitude
ot I,umania aud the other Balkan
states, The general opinion Is that
iumnniu VIII take up arms with tho
allies, together with Bulgaria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
ROME GLAD AUSTRIA
STARTED THE RAII,

Rome, MHy - Ul:2O "a. M, Via
Paris, 3.35 .. m.J-Thc news OF the
aerial attacks on Italian scaports and
the aggression of Austrian warships
on the eastern coast of Italy was re-
v,ivcd with sense 81 relief for the
reason that II showed hostiltics had
been openes 10y Nustria-IIungary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
SUBMARINE F-4 TO
BE D0CKED THURSDAY

D Honolulu. r. IT,, May 2f.-The
. submarine ~ has been raised
. 10 within los feet Of the surface.
y Il was seen clearly by divers yes
= terday for the FIRST time since
, the luCkless craft went To the
, bottom OF Honolulu harbor two
, months ago. They viewed the
, submarine through "A glass bot
= tom ooX after raising II 20 feet
. higher. II is expected that the
= F-i viii be docked Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
Italian Government in First
Official War Statement As
serts Little Damage Was
Done by Opening Assault.
AIRCRAFT MAKE EFFORT
ON VIENNA ARSENAL
People of Both Italy and Aus
tria Frenzied With Delight
at Opportunity to Get Each
Others Blood.

II ny Evening Herald Leased WiroI
London, May -, U;i2 ~. m.l -
\ telegram VIA Paris, from Basel
states that the Woln agency an
nounccs Germany has declared
war against Italy and recalled
Prince Won Buclow. her ambas-
sa;iur nj Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

brownsville. Tex. May 2f.---The
Carrnnza consul here today announc-
ed. It was unofIiciaiiy reported. that
General Luis Caballero had captured
General Alberto Cerrera Torres. a
villa commander, near Llnoras. Neuyo
Leon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
WILL MAKE No EIFORT FoR
NATI " ALLIED ITALIANS

NlshmEIOn, May 1t Italian cm-
hussy officials today declared the Itnl-
ian government could not and would
not oall on naturalizcd Americans to
rcturn to their native land and take
up arms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
ALLIEs INCREASE FORCE
AT GAIIIPOII TO DO .Ol

Constantlnople. May 20 Wia wire
less to Berlin and London. May "a.
S.46 a. ml-The number Of British
and French troops landed along the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

The foregoing evidently refers
to the Russian battlcship Panto-
Lennon. This warshlp is put
down In naval reference books as
having a complement Of about
't0 men. In times OF war. how
ever, this number might be Ia
creased considerably.
The Pantclelmon was built In
1891 Her displacement was i2.-
5S2 tons. She carried four I2-
inch guns. sixteen G-inch. four
3-inch. six 3poundors and nvo
torpedo tubes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
IMPROVEMENT IN
CONDITION OF
KING CONSTANTINE
IBy EvonlnE Horala f.saser vgiFsl

~ '7'7-'TTTTE HE''7TT9 T7T"-"" v w
Washington. May 2i--King Com
stuutine of Greece Ia improving ac-
cording To dispatch received today
at the legation here. The kings fever
has abatcd the message says.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

II Is apparent from the foregolng
dispatch that Austrian aeroplanes
have swept virtually the entire east
ern cogst of Italy. From Venice at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
RESCUE ARMENIANS

Tinls. Trans-Caueasia. sunday, I
May 80, (via Petroerad, May "a
1880 a. m and I.ondon. iif0
p, MIA detachment OF Rus
sian soldiers has occupied the
town OF Van In Aslatlc Turkey.
thus bringing relief to the AR
menianH bcsiegcd there by Turks. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

CContlnucd on rage Threc.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

Dardanellcs has been Increased u
$4,000 by additional dobarkatlons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-24

III | am selfish for America. | at
least hope that my srlnahness u en-
llshtened. The seinEhneaa that hurts
the other party Il not snllghleRea