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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
GERMAN OFFICER
CREDITED WITH
DARING EXPLOIT
In Command of Turkish Tor
pedo Boat When It Crept
Into British Feet and Sunk
BattIeshlp Goliath,

London. June 6 u0s07 n. m)~-
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent
sends The following report of the sink
ing OF the British battleship Goliath
Ia the Darlanelles IN the middle cl
last month By the Turkish torpedo
boat Mouvenet Il Milleh.
The British were in the habit OF
enfilHdlng the Turkish flank on Mon
tor bay. to end which Lieutenant
Commander Firle. who was the Ger
man commander of the Turkish tor
pedn boat Mouvenet=l -Milleh. was or
dered TO creep down the entrance ot
the Dardanelles ut night and attack.
Advancing close and ascertaining
that two ships nearby we're British,
he manned the torpedo tubes The
two British ships hegan To flash rec
ognltion signals The Mouvenet-l-
Milleh discharged torpedo which
struck the Goliath under the bridge.
A second torpedo hit her between the
tunnels, and Il third one on the quar-
ter
"Thereupon the Turkish boat dou-
blod back at full speed. escaping the
enemy destroyers While the search
lights glared, The British torpedo
boats closed IN and received a hail Of
shot from the coast defenses. The
Turkish boat returned safely 60 her
base with her crew Of sixty men, OF
whom fourteen were Germans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07

only reached the state department
yesterday, forced officials TO fear that
there might he truth in the report
mat at least six Americans have been
slain In that section recently.
No war preparations" have been
ordered or are contemplated, either
for the regular army or state mili-
tia, because of the German diploma
tic, or the Mexican situation. Secre-
tary Of War Garrison emphatically
stated that recently. Transfer Of
troops TO and from the Philippines
and on. the Mexican border, he satu,
are merely OF routine character.
Red Cross Appeals for Aid.
Distribution OF American Red Cross
relief supplies has begun In Monterey,
Mexico. Consul Hanna today reported
that one car Of corn. one car OF
beans and n car of flour had arrived.
The people are not allowed to buy
more than two or three pounds of
either at one time.
An appeal to the Red Cross from
the international relief committee In
Mexico City. sent through the Bra
lillian minister here. was made pub
lie here last week II follows:
1--WE appeal for starving Mexico.
Government supplies nearly exhaust
ed. no prospect relief. Conditions of
disorder, lack of seed. men, and ami
mails and insecurity Of harvest pre-
vent planting. situation this city des-
perate account shortage food and
medical supplies. Imperative need
here Is corn. Also urgently require
beans, flour and medicine. only hope
Is from United states"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
Northern Chiettaio and His
Strongest Supporter Gener-
al Angeles, Flee With Rem
nant of Forces,
ARTILLERY AND TRAINS
LOOT OF VICT0RS
Convention Troops Retreat in
Two Bands and Carranza
Commander Reports He Is
Pursuing Them Vigorously,

Vera Cruz, June 6.-~Defeat of the
forces OF Generals Angeles aud villa,
the capture OF the town of Leon and
all OF Villas trains and artillery. was
announced In report of General
Obregon of the Carran2a army re-
ceived today
The report says.
II have achieved an important VIC
tory After a five days battle. AM
geles and villa with small groups of
followers. fled In different directions.
our forces are pursuing them north
OF Leon.
Leon has been occupied by the
Carranza troops. All the enemy $
trains AMI artillery were captured.
The battle extended over zone OF
thirty miles.
II have ordered the reconstruction
of the railroad and telegraph COM
mnnication With Vera Cruz"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
RUSSIA AND CHINA
AGREE ON MONGOLIA

Pekine, June Representatives
of Russia, china and Mongolia who
nave been in conference at Kiokhta,
Siberia, for nearly year, have at
last concluded treaty which VIII de-
tetmine the status of Mongolia.
During tho Chinese revolution of
1912, Mongolia declared its indepen-
dencc of China. and was recognized
Immediately by Russia as an autono-
nous state. Japan thereup0n extend.
ed here sphere of influence over In
ner Mongolia.
Bv The terms of the agreement
now reached. china Will retain "a
nominal suzerainty over Mongolia,
Russia and China agree not TO inter-
fere with the administration of Mon
golia's Internal affairs A treaty to
this effect VIII be signed tomorrow
by the representatives of tho three
nations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
OFFICIAL PROBE INTO
NAVAL CADET SCANDAL

Annapolis, Md, June 6.--The bat
tleshipa Missouri, ohio and Wisoon.
sin, with the members OF the new
first. second and third classes at the
naval academy on board, lay at anch-
or in the bay opposite the academy
all today, in accordance with orders
from Washington to postpone tho
sailing Of the practice squadron uu-
til a court of inquiry into examino-
tion cheating began its investigation.
The court will meet tomorrow morn
ing.
SO far as the seven accused mid
shipmen are concerned their eases
may be settled by the secretary OF
the navy at any time without refer
ence to what is developed by the
court of inquiry The new investiga-
ton concerns rather the conduct Of
other midshipmen and any of those
who may have been concerned In the
matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
MAY WAIT SEVERAL DAYS
FOR ANSWER FROM VILLA

El Paso, Tex, June 6,-Ameriean
and Mexican officials here were not
hopeful today OF receiving early adj
vices from special representatives
who left Chihuahua a few days ago
10 submit President Wilson's warning
to Mexican leaders TO Gen. Francisco
Villa. No word was received today
from George G. Carothers, special rep
roscntative OF the state department,
or Miguel Diaz Lombardo, minister
of foreign affairs in Villas cabinet.
Opinion here generally was that II
will be several Gays before any ad-
vices are rec calved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
FOUR MORE TRAWLERS
SUNK BY SUBMARINE

London. June 6 tlt y. ml--Four
more trawlers have been sunk by
German submarines. The attacks oc-
CURED off peterhead yesterday aud
the Dogberry. Of Hull, Persimmon. of
Grlmsby and Gazehound and Curley
OF Sunderland, were the victims.
The Hull trawler Bardolph has also
been sunk by a submarine. The crews
of all the traWlefs were saved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
LAST REPORTS WIRE
OF VILLA SUCCESSES

El Paso. Tex, June 6--No word has
been received here for two days. from
The fighting line in the state OF Gua-
naiuato The last direct adYiees oame
from Gen Felipe Angeles at Leon, and
stated that General villa with Il force
of cavalry had circled east OF Gen
eral Ohregon's entrenched line at
Trinidad, captured Silao. thereby cut
ting Obregon's line of communication
with Irapuato. villa representatives
here as well as American officials con-
versant with the situation were in
clned to await direct adviees before
accepting the Carranza report Of a
victory at Leon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
Killed Inv Passenger Train.

Denver, June 6.-George NJ. Lewis,
aged 40, of Alamosa, for seVerai
years conductor on the Denver d
Rio Grande railroad. was struck by a
passenger train while wandering on
ward tracks and instantly killed He
was in Denver for treatment of a ner-
vous trouble. and eluded members OF
his family who had taken him to the
station Saturday afternoon to return
home. They searched for him all
night. His body was found this morn
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
CARRANZA FORCES MAY
CAUSE FAMINE IN GUANMAS

ON Board L S $. Colorado, san Di-
ego, Calf, June 6.--Threatened de-
structiou by Carranza forces Of the
crops and products of the Yaqui val
icy, upon which Guaymas, tho impor-
tant Mexican seaport and railroad ter
minal in the state of Sonora, IL de-
pendent for food supplies, is causing
grave apprehension in the city. ac-
cording to radiograms received today
by Admiral Howard. Railroad COM
munication from the north has been
cut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
RUMORS Of PEACE
IN MEXICO ARE
CURRENT AGAIN
Recognized Agents Of Cauan-
"a and Villa Talk Little,
However, Regarding Plans
of SuperiorS,

Washington, June 6.--Several ef-
forts---as yet without official sane
tfon--are being made BY Mexicans
identified with the Villa"Zapata
movement in Mexico to bring about a
reconciliation with the Carranza fac
tion with the view of establishing a
government that could claim recogni-
ton at the hands of the United
States
Eliso Arredondo, Washington rep
resentative of General Carranza, to-
day received q message from con-
sui on the border saying he had been
approached by villa official. speak
ing presumably with authority, to
learn what could be done to initiate
peace negotiations The message was
forwarded without comment by Ar
retlondo to General Carranza at Vera
Cruz.
Enrique {. Llorente. agent here of
the villa -Iapata coalition, said he
had no official advices that any peace
parleys had begun. He said he had
received telegram from Miguel iDaz
Lom bardo. secretary Of state of the
Villa-Iapata faction, in which the
latter announced his departure from
Chihuahua for Leon to confer with
General villa.
Red Cross l. Active.
American Red Cross officials are
putting into effect their plans for re-
lieving starving Mexican non-com-
batants. An army transport will leave
Galveston for Vera Cruz tomorrow
with large consignment of corn and
beans for Mexico city. arrangement
having been made for safe passage OF
the supplies through the Carranza
lines
On its return trip the transport
will bring back those who may have
reached Vera Cruz from Mexico CITY
or other points in the interior and
desire to leave the country.
Rrigadier General DeVol general
manager of the Red Cross, left today
for the Texas border to confer with
Major General Funston and other Of
ficers. He had received no reply to
his request through the American
Railway association that the rail
roads grant free transportation or re-
dnced rates for foodstuffs to Mexi-
can famine sufferers.
Both Sides Cautions.
There was a disposition at both the
Carranza and villa agencies here to
treat the subject of peace parleys
with caution, as neither of the rep
resentatives here profess to know the
views of their respective chiefs
Informally, however, some Car
rama officials expressed their own
opinion that the efforts of the villa
elements to make peace was a con-
fession Of military failure, peace ne
gotiations being viewed by them as
an obstacle to an early military tri-
umph by General Carranza with con-
sequent recognition. on the other
hand. in villa quarters it was reitef-
atod that General villa had from the
first expressed willingness to elimi-
nate himself and restore peace ana
that recent victories indicated that
the villa forces had the upper hand.
Officials of the Washington gov
ernmnet declined to comment on the|
situation
Du Val West, President wilson's
representative, has left here for va
cation at his home in San Antonio
Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
GERMANS LAUNCH ATTACK
AFTER ATTACK IN FRANCE

Paris, june 8 t2:30 D, ml l--German
attacks OF unusual violence were made
yesterday in The region north of Arfas
northwestern France. Tho French
war office announced today that the
German offensive had broken down
everywhere, with heavy losses to the
attackers. The statement follows
In the region to the north or Arras
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
1863 ADDED TO LIST OF
CANADIAN CASUALTIES

Ottawa. Ontario June TN an of
ficial statement issued by the militia
department late tonight, 1863 names
are added to the casualty list Of the
Canadian contingent. Eight of this
number were killed in action and
eight died of wounds Lieut.. Fred :
erick ID. L. Green, of Toronto, attach
ed to the Second field artillery, was
killed in action Lieut.. John Bell. of
New Lowell, Ontania; Corp. william
Scott, of Seattle. Wash; Private Don
Matthew Loan, of Milan. Pa. are list
ed among the wounded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
GERMAN GASES MAY
REVISE ALL WARFARE

London. june I tt:06 a. M ---Tele-
graphing from Pctrograd, the Morn
ing Posts correspondent says
"The effects of the German gas
warfare on the Bzuw- Rawka front
have been so terrible that 1t is feared
here IL VIII be necessary to revise all
the generally accepted textbook ideas
regarding the choice of terrain for
military operations
THE Russian positions on the
Bzmu- Rawka line were technically
perfect but down the center Of the
long valley The gases flowed The
scene which followed were appalling.
Every living thing suffered
"A carefui study af the patients
showed that Ia most eases where
death did not Immediately result. they
were attacked with fits like those
following te tanus, the first day. which
reenrred on the third day and were
followed by death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
MONKS CHARGED WITH
TREASON AGAINST ITALY

Bari. ItaIy, june . wa Paris, TO
p. m)--Five monks from the Domin-
lean monastery here, were arrested
today after the monastery had been
searched by soldiers. Residents Of
Bari stated that during the night
flash lights appeared over the sea and
in this connection suspicion fell upon
the monks. They are to be brought
before a court martial.
After the arrests had been made,
citizens of Bari attempted to attack
the monks. but they were rescued by
the police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
PRINCE LOUIS DENIED
SERVICE WITH ITAIY
Isy posmno ioosa.l srse,.l lsAs1o wlasl

let NoeNihe JOURNAL SPECIAL teAsAo wiRel
Rome. June tNia Paris, June Z,
5:io a. m.l l-The Italian government
has declined to accept the military
services OF Prince Louis Napoleon
Ronaparte, because Of It's delicacy OF
feeling toward France Representa-
tlvcs of the former ruling families
are forbidden hy French law to serve
In the army or navy of that country
and for that reason Prince Louis Of
fcrcd his services to ltaly when she
became an ally of France
Prince Louis Napoleon is q grand
nephew of Napoleon Tie has served
as major general IN the Russian
army and was at ole time governor
general OF EriNau Caucasia His
mother WAS Maria Clotilda. princess
OF savoy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
BATTLE SAID TO HAVE
OCCURRED IN NORTH SEA
lsy seeuiSe JOURNAL srse,st tsAseo wiEsl
L I.nndnn. .Imn. Z u.IS u. N l--ln

dispatch from Copenhagen, the Daily
Telegraph's correspondent SAYS.
1T is reported from stockholm
that a naval battle occurred aSturday
near Gothland. For six hours vlo-
lent cannunade was heard from "A
southeasterly direction, and for a long
time from twenty TO twenty-five shots
were heard every minute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
BULGARIA NEUTRALITY
MAY BE ENDED SOON
lsr nossIss loUan.l sreeI.l .s.ssp wlsa

i""oo". """' A"''' a. hH "a
dispatch to the Times from Sofa,
dated Friday. says.
"A communication issued by the
Ministerial journal yesterday. de-
claring that Bulgaria was resolved to
adhere to neutrality is now dis
arowed."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
Trench Fighting, Similar to
That Of France and Bel
GUM, in Progress on CALI
poll Peninsula Reports Say,
RUSSIANS MAKE GAIN
IN NEW OFFENSIVE
First Battle of Consequence
Between Italians and Aus
TRANS Is Now in Progress
for Possession Of TomoIino,

tnN hoeNihc JOURNAL ortciel AhAetn Wteki
London, juno 6 U0:aO y. m)--The
allies In their offensive OH the Galli-
poll peninsula, ON June 4, captured
and held two lines OF Turkish trenches
along a front OF nearly three miles.
| In Mesopotamia, the British forces
have received from the Turks the sur
render of Amara and more than 1000
| prisoners. thirteen guns, gunboat.
barges and steamers. The pursuit of
the Turks who we're dispersed into the
marshes continues
| AS In all trench warfare which
character the fighting on the Galf-
poll peninsula has assumed the allies
found their general advance hindcred
through the inability OF part of their
forces 10 penetrate the wire entangle-
ments which the artillery fire had not
sufficiently destroyed This left Sec
tions of the force open to an enfilad-
ing fire; and. therefore, part OF the
ground gained had TO be given up.
Some also was lost when the Turks
counter-attacked
A gain Of 500 Yards on front OF
three miles In this sort of fighting,
however ia considered satisfactory by
the British particularly as II induced
the Turks TO counter-attack IN which
'"es '"i'..eu VIZ "sa,s .VsSs
Dhttics IN cM'cin.
Two battles are In progress IN Ca
licia The Russians have made 4
clear advance on the rear reaches OF
the san and have driven the Alstro-
Germans back 10 the Long rivers
While To- the southwest OF lemberg the
AustroAGermans are advancing. al
thounh the Russians IN the contestlne
every inch N the roads 10 The Gall.
cidn capitdl Which is the objective Of
the Tcutonlc allies,
The region north Of Arrak remains
the interesting point on the western
front, Here the French Claim to have
gained more ground, and according
to their report, have repulsed very
violent German counter-attaeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-07
americans Reported Killed.

Dlsquleting reports of the killing
VI americans We're received here last
Week. They came through unofficial
channels and lacked confirmation,
uu' the fact that the killing of j. Nj.
Bennett. in the Pannco oil fields, took
place ten daNs ago and news of II
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

mann iollwcg, ola je ogrozala sr~; Fr.nca Ferdi-
nanda obstanek ncmSke drzav,
no Je kaJzcr Vijcm TIDAL 2ovelje za mobiL-
zacijo armada. nj bill nihGc napovcda! NemGi:i
voJne. Ampak Nem6ija io je r.rovedala Rush,
III rranclJl ter Je napadla nevtrdlno Be!gIjo. Ka.
ko j. bll torei nacionalni obStanet NcmGiie V ne
varnosti, Ge il nj nihGc grozil. ampak sta 81 Fran.
eva IN Anglia, kakor je dokumentariGno Iokaza-
no, prizadevali, da Sc ohrani mir. dokler nj prisla
napoved vojne IL Berlina,
Ali recimo, ia hi bilo res kaj tainega ustrasi-
10 ubogega Bethmanna in hi ST bill tresel IN nacio-
nalni obstanek NcmGiie. tedai ypraSamo. Ceso
= INA tn nacionalni obStanek bait. ako ST. danes
Sklenc mir! NcmSkc armadc so zascdle skorai yso
heiglJo, Severno Francijo, Poljsko, lep kos zapad-
ne RuSlJe, preplavile SO Srbijo. Kic jc V soda
nJem polozaju ncvarnoSt IA nacionalni obstanek
Ncmcije?
To je, da ie B"thmann IIollweg nesramen
laznNec III da ina : Svoiim polblaZnim kaizcriem
roparske namene, PA hi cato rad, da hi priSli -.
veznlkl ma kolenlh prosit IA mir in hi potcn. nem-
ska vlada lahko diktirala pogoie 30 svoji Volt ir
anektlrala dezele ma vSeh koncih in kraiih.
NemSki socialist SO St lc vcGkrat izrekli 70.
per vSako a~neksijo. kaj torej pripoveduje kan
celarski hinavec, ia NemGija ne da Alzacije in
Lorene Franciji, namcSto Ola hi povedal. ce hoce
vrnih ukradeno Belgijo samo sebi. kaj namcrava
: PolJsko, kaj 5 Srbijo? &c hi povcdal. da noce
NcmclJa mteSar anektirati. la tudi Avstriji ne
bodo d~ovolJenc nobcnc a~nckSijc. da dobi Poljska
neodvisnoSt. tedaj hi svct vedel. da nina Ncmciia
roparSkih ciljev in pot do miru hi 5la ze zato re-
10 u%glajena. kcr hi 81 trdaj vsaj IjudStvo V deZe-
lah zarcznlkov v~praSalo, ccmu mai Sc da Sc klati.
ce ne groH NTH drzelam nobcna izguba. mcdtcm
ko M "a pridobitvr pc doscdanjcm tcku yoinc
Skoraj nobcne made.
Ali Brthmann IIollwcg lie pripovedujc. da Sc
zavczmkom ne ho poSretilo uniciti pruski militia
rizem. bahia 81 2 ncmSkimi magami. ellie svojc
Wade pa Skrlva. in lato jr umcyno. ia So bo Ia
roJna nadaljeyaIa. kaiti y TEN. kar zamoicuic
Bethmann liolweg, je groznia IA zaveznikc. in
dokler tutiJo Y sebi Sc kaj moci. da Sc morcjo upi-
ratl. Sc bodo upirali. krvavr S,roSkc pa bodo pla-
tcvali vSi Skupai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
kaj hOce Nemciia?

Nemski socialist so V drzaynem Thorn ;n,.r
pelirali, kaksen cilj hoce NemGija doseci : yo;no
in ce namerava predlagati mir. kmalu potem ko
so socialist napovedah Svojo akcijo. so .zaGeti
svladni listi slaviti Bethmann ~Ilollwcga. tes din ie
tako hberalen' da no odgovoril ma intcrpelacijo.
In Bethmann Hollweg je res odgovoril. liza
nJegovega govora je pa Svet tako modcr kakor
pref. Njegovo pojasnilo je bilo namrei vscskozi
"diplomaticmo." Viljemov kancclar ic znaI ,
mnogimi besedami zamolcati tisto, kar so "a Hill
vpraSall. Povedal jc marsikaj. ali pray tcya me-.
kar so interpelanti hoteli vedeti.
France, kdai poideS ma Smarno goro ."
Me ne VEN, kaj je Tone veGcrial."
Taxi so diplomatitni odgovori.
Bethman Hollweg jc deial. da jc stvar zavez.
nikov, da %predlozc mir in da je "a NcmGijo voinn
Sc vedno to. kar je bila od zatctka: 'Ohramba
nemSke nacionalne eksistencc.'
kar Sc tiGe prvih besed, so hinavskc. Sedai lie
NemclJa V %polozaju zmagovalca. To ST. pozncir
lahko izpremeni. ali "a sedai je dcjstvo. da stole
nemske tete povsod ma tujih tleh. In da ir una.
govaicu veliko loze predlagati mir, kakor pa pre-.
maganemu, je resnica, XII io lahko razume aloyck.
tudl ce nj tako velik filozof kakor Bethmann Holl.
veg. Drugi del njegovega odgovora je pa Sc wee
kakor hinavski. kajti IA obrambo svoic naroIne
existence nj bilo treba NemGiji nobene vojne.
&c je laz, da ie bla vojna nemSki vladi cd "a
cetka lie obramba narodne existence in cc prayi
kancelar, da Je vojna IA Nemcijo Sc danes to. kar
Je blla cd zacetka, tedaj je jasno, da ina ncmSka
vlada sedaj kakor cd zacetka namene, katerih do
slej Sc note razodeti In ravmo kcr Jill skri>a. ie
opravlten sum, ia j. Y tch namenih vclika grLo-
biia.
Bethmann iIollweg lahko marsikaj govori v
nemSkem rajhstagu, ker We. da ina tam ;ovinisti-
emo vecino, Xxi mu no temboli ~ploskala. simbolj
DO sIutila, da hoce vlada o|Svajati. Zunanji svct. XII
sodl o kancelarjevih beSedah. je pa ze toliko pou-
cen o nekaterih receh. ia ga ne more preSlcpiti
Bethmannova zvijacuost.
Yes cas- so pravili. da ie povzrojil vojno sara
Jevski umor. Menda nj vet tucata tako naivnih
ljudi ma Svctu. ia hi 81 verjeli to hinavsko baiko.
Ali Ge hi bila r%esnitna. vcndar ne more reel Beth