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/ {. atty rs Harons,smm. q PAN
West side.
west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th stsl
18TH ST. sws is7 Sc 9TH Az. <<ssss =
Ihas weinstcln Realty co 20 Mar
wsinstein, 1884. 7th av, May 6. pr mtg
ssTTni ST. sG"s AZ !,n av. s51ass'KsyGSS
r., LIndcmann 70 Lawyers Mtg Go. 80
a sSF St Co. Mi ia Rw. Sn' as per $500 1895
list ST.. n g 3is ? West End av, .iss
log r: .,I r. T. Tucker e. gsnk Cor.
a. per bond atty. T q co. l76 Broad.
ssTu eT, =. Isl west End Az. isS
. Trust Co. i76 Bway. May II. due a. per
BOND ..................... ......'S Zo'ooo
Uptown.
tMsnhattan Island. north NJ 10Th ST.
ntTH ST. ms, i25 lat nv. 25Stoo. 10
atty. y y chedsey. ago Bway $1,000
SAME PRoPERrv.-sams % liscoo Hon.
atty. 4 JDi,tmsr. all Il s6,h st. 81. 800
'sTIt sT ,i iss s Am.,eras 81 sv n.
stern. 80 u elst ST. May 10. demand
y c; atty. Abr Stern. 81 Nassau
runs 2ois = = $50 Y n sosn az Y
" 1873 Haven fonStn 90 to Uranium
due Nav !, iisis. : p c; atty. n ! 7 n.
SAVE SANE FFnSo5ffERry same TO same. M.y
TO- due May /. 1915. p G.. .s,ty
Bronx.
thorough ~ Tho Bronx
PROSPECT Az. q q, Sst is6,h ~. SAX
is7 7--Chas Gran to columbia Trus, CO.
wer nTay Nay H. iS a"'paSs o. 5000 1000
w%sHiNGToS Az. " = is rs n issih st.
s'xl5O--sarah GcidbetS to Elias Pi'z.le
& suo, So. " ls0th II, May 10. due
Nov -. 1918, p e; atty-, Price Bro.
rRArr ~. W :. iiie n : Randall ay,
DooNag. 10 i se.h It. May II. 4 yrs
5,s c; a,,ys, Knox & u, ~ cedar
i,sp ST. liz i: +. ,s's1ioo rI.a FIJI
y Eek to Pauline Schiliing. 7os Y isSth
II. pr mtg $4,000. May II, duo july
1915, p e; at'ys. Williamson n y go
rEosFEeT ~. i';9, :. s !'s. , 4, "a
la.'a'.s . , q. a',y. N = SieFNl'it..n, %
rAii.E ST, :. :oa 5 Aldu, =, + lq;; to:
mtgs each s3S,o00-B W Bldg Go.
Inc. 20 city Mig co. 10 Wall A. May
10, demand p c! atty. SNOW ;
SAME PROPERTY mtg. each $1,000
semo to. american Kcssi Estate aai &C.,, x
yrs, c p c. atty, Il r Wood ~ 5,h
wfNHRssTTirR Az - sS : W welsh 81. s!s
q brokerage CO, 35S l. iasth 81. May u:
.gs,e!s 8 p G. atty. Leviscn. ~, 5ss z
srEpPrTs Az. $ W cor i7o,h st. 2sxioo =
philip Beresno 80 philip n Dsnoios. 1888
Mount Hope pi pr mtg 1000. NAY "a
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Pease a Gilman have leased for Or.
A. =. Vosbursh to Dr. :. Bssch the four
story dwelling at 40 West Eighty-eighth
street.
Senior & Stout have leased 70 Mrs VI.
Hennion the dwelling at 24l West Fifty
fourth street TO Ernest Tacklin at l2i
West 13Ist street; to Mrs. Boole at 1855
West l3lst street; to William Toli!ver
at lt1 West l36th street.
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsH1NGro$. May l:,-Ar"N orde's
is~uott ..., ,,- .
FIRST Infantry. . 49,.
rccrIiI,lug service at Grand Rapids, Mich''
Coi william r. R'auvelt Infantry. 10 the
retired list
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H USE S
FOR THE SUMMER
IRNiO> r.
VERMONT MnINrAIN RrNaAIoM

rooms al, turn~,hed. fireplace, running
and wr'l water. largo vcrandas. No mos
qu!foes. situated IN The heart OF Green
Mountains. Elevation 2.250 feet. excel
I"u' view, in tn grove, trout nshing. good
and ""Ar Deer huutiuE tho hest In New
England. less 'hau 200 miles from y Y. Z
miles on state Road from Benr ington
Vermont. Trice $3.50 10 for season. pay
able IN advance. Absolutely refuse any
T. u. patients
MRs. d 81 GLEASON. woohtord. VI
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VAN BUREN ST. W - 1903 n . Of Nor
ris Park NV, 55.5xl27b--carrie V Pratt
Agt Joseph Gamache ct al lforecl oeurs
Of mortEagel; attys, Darlington n Pierce
STEBBISS AN, . Q cor OF l70th st, 81. tx
wood Construction Co ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage; attys. Darlington 4 Pierce
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BUYS FINE MONTCLAIR HOUSE.

J. Norris Oliphant has purchased the
New England Colonial residence on the
north side OF Melrose Place. Montclair
containing twelve. rooms and three bath
rooms. r. NJ Crswley & Bros. negoti.
ated the sale, the price being $4,000.
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SUMNER COTTAGES
A. Atlantic HiEhland., y. J.
Address ruN'i~'fv Bureau Dent
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Roy Of !. and $50 Missing.

Solomon Kahn. IL. only child Of Mr..
ard Mrs Leo J. Kahn of Ila West ll4th
street. left home early yesterday morn
ing and has no, returned. lie took w!,h
him $50 from his savings bank. \ gem
eral police alarm was sent out.
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BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Samuel p. Schlansky In the purchaser
Of tho seven-story factory at the north
west corner OF Cherry and Corlears
streets sold recently by Ellery O. Ander-
son. He will use the Cherry street
building for his butter making business.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 90 sun sets -; Moon scts7 o5
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM A.
SandyH'k : % Gov Island 7i5 Hen Gate o rs
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Az
SandyH'k / ~ Gov Island 4 ~ Hell Gate IA
Arrived "WEDNESDAY. MAY -
- Rochamhcau A " bordeaux Nay
"a kronhorg lo.5o = NJ, Tuesday. Conen
hagen, April 81
- Colombia t.7n y VI Lisbon kpriI 3
"a ucor-e liawicy. - = NJ TUESDAY An.
ulla. May
- Havana. go \ VI. Havana May
- lIarald. % tcufuegos, May
= lEntp". Jacksonville May
- Madison. Norfolk May n
- Bpllaglo Bosiou MAY 4
- Laura Na"r-N SeVp port News May a.
- Delaware, Philadelphia. May -
IS GrcAt CIV. ELMra--Ar. ANN =
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BUSINESS CHA Noes.
tim Der YARD

only ON. N"." d .r-ty ;uNu ut 10000,
old established uu-iuo->. rr'u.i"'- large
profits Investigate my excellent reason
ior selling \ T. g., Box 100, sun.
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TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

Tho West Side Taxpayers Association
will meet Tomorrow evening at Heine-
bund Hall. 267 West Thrty-fourth
street.
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MAINE.

COTTAGFs. Bt>GAIOws FOR RENT
Wildwood Beach. sect resort near Port
lana. Maine. Si75 10 $500. completely fur
nished, fireplace, sanitary plumbing. cleo.
tri~ ligh's bath!re. ASKING. tennis and
got Send Tor Booklet. Concord Realty
Co. ~ Exchange ST. Portlsnd
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

10th ST, 1853 E-Esther ksrger agt Sal
vatore fsalll or Iasillo. owner 4 con.
tractor: Michael 1qulnto. contractor. 5000
WATER ST, +2--lke KATE Nelson aGt NJ
Hill. owner: Geo / CARRIER, contrao-
AMsrERpXM Nv. " cor is7ih 81, '5os
LOON Manassa agt Janpole AZ Werner
Construction Co, owner a. contractor. $50
Bronx.
UNIVERSITY Av. W. 3is05 Z, n Of
10Th 81, 50klO0---P Ventimiglia agt T. "
Ieidelberger. owner 4 contractor. ,SiIs
18TH 1T, \, 100 n of Elton Nv <5x
100--Pheon Contracting co agt Blache ID
Taylor and Edward Il Terrill, owners
Jacob Keller Contracting Co. contrao-
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LAKE CIIAMPIAIN

FURNISHED THREE TO TEN ROOM
HOUSES. MODERN PLUMBING. RENT
FROM MAY TILL NOVEMBER sis5 to
'.5 Bathing Beach. dock. sprisE water.
best fshine. screened pot,hes. guides.
motor and row boats furnished Apply Dr.
MELVILLE. ST A.bans. Vermont.
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WASHlNGTpN, May l2.-Day CiN ~
the -unrpuc Court fnr to-morrov No.
H. "7t. '>l. eN2, 2s ?s6. PSI .SS and
81 .lui .for, 'HI and "N7
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MORE HEIGHTS FLATS.
Two Planned for no Foot Plot on
IRA II. At Cost Of $4,000.

sommerfeld 4 Steckler, architects.
have filed plans for two Ave story fats
al SAG to $50 West l72 d street. One
building will have n frontage OF 65.+
feet and a depth OF az feet and the other
n frontage of 80 feet and a depth of So
feet. The Raymond Construction Com
pany. Max Raymond. president, In the
owner. The cost has been estimated at
$4,000.
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Ridge avenue for Mrs. Catharine Grace
TO an investor.
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STORES IN PARK Av. DWELLING.

J. +. RieEer. architect for Sigismond
Levy, has filed plans for making over
the four story and basement dwelling
at the northwest corner OF Park avenue
and Eightieth street into stores with
bachelor apartments above at q cost OF
$1,000
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown
{ South OF Fourteenth ~.

TNOUtN
CHAMBERS ST. l0l, y. --Chas Kreu'-
ger h ano to Fred Hollender & 60. l23
May lO attys Wesselrnan 4 X, 50 Lib
cAriiERiNE sT, =, 2s,i n Henry ST,
gsxl044--NathRn silver to Abe l. Der
man b5 w 10th ST. May 4, pr mtg t2t.-
900, I VI. spc - atty. Jacob J Herman,
SIS bway ..';;,','';';.,.'..;'';. i,u0oo
Chas T lIogeman to Title GUAR a. Trust
60. i76 Broadway, May 10. due as per
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AIBNNN. May IL ruurl ol Nrp,a'-
calendar for Thursday, May 10, Nos $50,
3Si 3S1. $50 and 33c.
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willctt at May Ia due Dec ~, 1917.
E, atty S Aaronstamr. 81 Park
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LOAN ON CITY FLATS.

The New York Title Insurance Com
pany has loaned $4,000 TO Archibald
n. Rowan on tho two four story fats a
2ss and 23b West Thirty NTH street
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= I-TT'd ON ITTI tTf1F
- o. ar II, At tAr,s'tars7nf
SAILED FOR NEW '0H.
So Ad-isiIy. from LrNoryp1.
- Ig..i. from NartHthn
So Tanrmina from Naples
- Carolina. from San .nau
=. T.NINa. from SaniLlEn
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new JERSEY.

FURNISHED Cottages For Rent ,r Sale
ALLENHJRST. DEAL. AsBuRY PARK.
send for 'St % 500 properties.
AIBFRr : ROBBINS.
ANenhurst ,opp. ucpotsl. As6ury Park. y. J.
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with name and address OF lender ana |
attorney. II attorneys name In omitted !
address party OF second psttD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
EI5NSTOWN sW AMPI1D BY
GnAsIIN MOOD or nItAn

Queenstown. Map s., tNia London,
20 a. M The various craft that
.tcrday afternoon went ont from
rr to the Scene of the Lusiianp dis
soc. returned tp Queenstown last
ght and early this morning. All of
icm brought SURVIVOR iu srcnter or
ss number n be- now estlmated
ere that six hundred Will Doe the ogi-
de- number of those saved 80 trfce
hd been found here Of Ahrcd q. Van.
glilt q"
Tho latest rescue boats ~ arrive
o. bringing mostly bodies uf the dead
|ckcd up fran the water at the scene
thc disaster the dead here now
lmbcrs i2i ana many Of them are
sumcu.
Queenstown has never witnessed
+ 'ich a scoae before The dead are
inE CnnN eyed TO- morgucs aud UNDER
king ostablishmonts and numbers ~
otor ears have beel brought into
4 rvice Co take the injured 10 hos.
tails.
| Many OF The survivors are still be-
iidered from their terrible expert
ices and their accounts of the sink
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~ Evening Herald Leased wirel
Washington, May Slate to-
day the sttae departments asi-
Vices sccOanted for as safc 80 of
the isS Americans on slle Lust
tanla. That number did not In
ciudc three unidentified bodies
tIought 60 he those of Americans.
Only three Amrricans ave
known Ia have been lust. Of tiie
90 names OF the survivors list
officials thlnk l.. q. Mcalurray
and !. H. McAlmrray may i,c Il,c
same nlan, reducing the total res
cmcd to 8s.
While officials cxplnincg ti,nt
only the nancs of Charlgs froii-
man, Mrs. Ann'iia Mcdonald snd
Patrick Gallon -l,omld be report.
eel ~ positively known go have
pcrishcd, little hope was cntcr-
tanned that any of the Americans
OF whom no wurd Inns comc inad
been saved.
Secretary Danicis Joined ScC-
rctary bryan and Counsellor Lam
Sing In a conference late this af-
tcrnOOn.
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GRIM DEATH LIST
TOTALS 1916

The latest available Information
third Of the hoard
The number Of the
REPRESENTATIVES, New Of
total 90 1919 The
703 This indicated ~ of
Hopes that the nnyh be mate
oFeacd dashoi adj
mirsity that MI
Queenstown had Of
of further Inquiries
all along the hn,c
made hy smaller Graf, which IN isolated points
or the 200 first passengers.
Of Gu,n
derblt and other prominent who
of Charles Efonnan af New York has been
The in slowly owing partly To
the confusion prevailing
NisOrs landed. to how
the Americans
told
Lustanla had been struck
Ambassador HcrIn o mike inquiry
OF the German concerning
ania While the situation Is regarded Washington
= the
receipt of information fnu
Germany before deciding upon steps.
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Washington, May S--Appalled
oy the tragic report Of tho Lusi-
tania disaster. as hourly develop
ments disclosed it's magnitude
ana far reaching possibilities.
with the probable luss OF i1T
American lives. President wilson
and his advisers are waiting for
all the facts ana Tor "a crysiailixa-
tiOn OF public opinion 20 aid la
laying the course the United
States viii pursue In this latest
International complication - the
graycst the president has faced
since the outbreak of the EurOD-
can war
Presdeat Wilson, while seeking
the facts, hopes that tho cOun-
Try Will assume an examining at
titude and reserve fun judgment
until complete Information is al
hand.
Secretary Bryan cabled Ambassado
Gerard at Berlin today TO informali.
ask the German government for a.
report OF the disaster, ana to Ambas
sador Page at London he sent mes
idAea urging renewed chofta 20 as
Inc suffering ana gather information
President Wilson, while he Went 4
he golf linku for his recreation. lef
strict Instructions 70 be notified of an.
important dispatches. Cabinet on
GERS who had planned week -ons
holiday away from Washington. can
cclled their plans.
Chairman stone OF thc senate for
eiEn relations committc issued
counselling caimness Chgir
man Stone pointed out thai qualltyial
must be taken into con
sideration because the Lusltanla wa
q 0oilisereat vessel, but he considerci
the attack ON the American stcame
Gulilisht a much more serious offens
against neutral rights.
The American consuis al Queens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
MAIN FREIGHT ON
LUSITAN|A WAS
4200 CASES OF
CARTRIDGES
Ammunition Valued at $751;
400; Vessel Insured for ST.
100000 Was Worth $10,-
100000 Owners Say.
NEW GERMAN WARNING
IN NEWSPAPERS TODAY

Now York. May S.-lnsarancc on
the Lusltania, II was said today.
amounted To Sf.b0G,OOO. The vessel
was valued In round figures at Si0.-
00O. .Onn. The worth of the cargo she
csrri,d WAS reckoned today at s7a5,-
900.
ON the amount Of insurance chr-
ricd II Is understood the line paid "a
premium of per cent ana special
war risk premium of ! y per cent for
each trip II is understood that the
line carried one-third of the insuf-
ance, the remainder being divided
among Lloyds and other underwrit-
erS. About pne-haif the insurance
upon the cargo was taken by local
underwriters and the res, by Lloyds.
The cargo rate. Influenced by the
theory that the fast liner WIS too
speedy To be caught by torpedo,
WIS one per cent, much lower than
the customary TRANSATLANTIC rate at
this time
The Lusitania carried 250 bags of
mali She had no specie aboard.
on her manifest the largest single
item was listed as cartridges and
'NfiN"hfAA'Nt ffs"" AAN'Hf FA"@ffN"f
The cartridges aud ammunition cases
were CONSIGNED To London.
There WIS frequent mention dur
| Ing tho day Of the fact that the ad-
ycrtisomcnt placed by the German
embassy In New York newspapers
the morning Of the LuHltdnia's sail
Ing had reappenrod In tho news
papers today
simultaneously with the reappear-
uncc Of this advertisement The l.usi-
tauias name was stricken from tho
advertisements of the Cunard ilnc,
At the offices OF the line Il was an
! H0uncrd at moo that IL was known
that 20 of the first cabin passengers
! had been saved. according 10 lists
compiled from their own advices aad
other sources. A revision OF the pass
sengcr list placed the total number OF
passengers aboard al 1854. The crew
numbered GGi, making a total of
1919 persons on the ship.
~N-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The neutral powers remained silent
when Belgian neutrality was tranpled
upon. when the Germans carried OUT
practices profaninR international law
ana when submarine assaaains took
their INST victims VIII they now
look on inactlyey2 only the spon-
taneous joint protest of the entire
civilized world from which Fermany
has separated herself can be an ans
wer TO the latest provocatlon.
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TOROSTO NEWSPAPER MAN
TELLS OF THE TRAGEDY

queenstown, MAJ \, tk:30 "a. M J--
\ sharp lookout for submarines was
kept aboard the Lusitania as she APP
preached the Irish coast, according To
E,nest Cowper a Toronto newspaper
mun, who Was among the survivors
landed horc. lie declared that after
the ship WAS torpedncd there was no
pario among the crew but that they
won't dbout the work of getting pas
solgvTa into the boats In a prompt
ana dihcien, manner,
Az we ncHrcd the coast OF Ire
land said Cowpor, I'VE all Joined In
the lno6out. for "a possible attack by
"A submarine was the sole topic of
conversation. / was chatting with "a
ffiend AT the rail about o'clock when
suldcliy | rauRht n glimpse Of the
coming tower Of submarine about
a. thousand yards distant I immedi-
mely called ny friends attention 20 IT,
Immediately We both snw the track
of torpedo followed instantly by an
explosion. Parts of splintcred huh
were sent living tnto the air and then
another torpedo struck. The ship be-
gan 90 list To starboard
THE crew al once proceeded To get
The passengers into boats IN an order-
ly. prompt ana efficient manner. Miss
Helen smith appealed To- me 10 save
her I placed hcr iu "a boat and saw
her safely away got into one of
the last boats to leave.
some of the boats could not be
launched az the vessel was sinking.
(Contlnued ON Pauc TiourO
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town and vicinity were ordered to ren-
der every assistance 80 the injured
and survivors ana take testimony. Tho
fact that the Lnsltanln was fsrifish
ship. lying the British dag and even
had contraband OF war aboard. ala
not remove from the minds o. onlrlala
the ever current thought that q hos
tilc submarine deliberately destroyed
the ship With the knowledge mat hun
dreds OF defcnsciess neuffnls and wo-
men and children we're aboard.
Everywhere that aspect over
shadowed the legal phases of the casa.
for. white there Is said Ia be no pruc-
cdent In international law f0r The al.
tack without warning on a belliNefcnl
merchantmen. Il was realized that ie.
Tense might be made on the charge
that guns were mounted on tho dock.
That, however the British govern.
ment has denied.
In many quarters Il wnr Thought
probable Representations 20 Germany
will be general. covering ali tho cases
Of attack on American vessels.
In official quarters and among dip
lomn'lsis, there was apprehension
thar the American paopIn might not
consider representations SUFFICIENT. A
special session Of congress has been
talked Of out there has been no Infi-
NATION % Il ~ yet from any oIiiclal
quarter
otilcials everywhere were sparin<
In their comment, reallxing that a
word from the high officials Of tho
government might have weight with
public opinion before the facts had
been received and dlscsteh.
other International Developments
tContinued ON Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
GERMANS OFFICIALLY AN
NOINCE CAPTURE or I!BAU

Berlin. May Niu London. $3.50 ..
m. --Ofhcml announcement WAS
made az the German war office to-
day that the city OF Libau In the
province of Courlaud Russia has
been captured by the Germans.
The text Of the communication fol-
lows;
ION the greater part Of the front
there were yesterday he usual at
lillcry ducts. which iu certain places.
numoy az Ypros, north of Arsas. In
the ArEonuc und in the hills OF the
Mcuse, increased in violence from
time Go time.
"An infantry battle took place in
the Nosrcs only la this section ala
the French attack our positions. A.
StelnhrcCll on both sides of the wall
ley of the river Focht they attacked
afier' preliminary fire of artillery
which lasted for hours. An those
attacks resulted IN failure with heavy
losses TO the French.
In the eastern thoatcr of the war;
The troopa we sent agni 81 the city
of Iihau took possession Of this town
yesterday. Sixteen hundred prison
ers eighteen cannon and four ma
chine guns fell into our hands.
In the southeastern theater of the
war The pursuit of the defeated en-
emy by the army under Genera
Mrekensen aud such troops Of our al
lies az Joined this army was contin-
ued steadily throughout Yesterday
our advance forces crossed the river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
GERMANS SAID NJ NAIL
FEAT WITH DELIGHT

London, May S, G;1S y. m.)--The
Exchange Triograph company has re-
ccivcd "a dispatch from Berlin by way
Of Amsterdam. which reads:
Hundreds of tcicgrams of congrat-
ulation arc belng sent Go Admiral Won
Tirpitx, the German minister OF mar
inc. on the sinking OF the Lusitaniu.
which Is considered hy the Germans
10 be an answer 10 the destruction %
the German squadroH on the Falkland
islands.
''Thc news of tho loss Of the Lusl-
tania was received with mixed ox-
prossions of uma1cmont ana elthus-
iasm."
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BERLIN NEWSPAPERS SAY
ENGLAND DESERVED n

London, MAY y, bi:is "a. m.J--
The Exchange Tcieggaph company
has received the following telegram
from Copenhagen:
Berlin newspapers print the news
of the sinking Of the Lusitania In coll
ossal type and hail the successful tor
pedoing of the ship as new Triumph
for 9ermany's naval policy. The
general impression is That England
has got what she deserves"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
SHARP REPRIMAAD
FOR GARDNER
ISSUED
White House Resents Use by
War Advocate of Executive
Offices as an Adjunct 10 His
Press Bureau.

. Washington. May s.--Repre- .
= sentative Gardner. uhiln as tho =
. White House today gctiinK per =
. mission for somc constituents ~
. visit the parlors of the man
. sion. issued statement on M =
= LusltAnla disaster, urslpg that
. President Wilsen deaf firmly
. with Gcrmany and givlng his
. IDEAS OF what Colonel Rooaeycls
. would DO.
when Secretary Tumn|ty
. heard of it. he issued state Z
= meng saying the white HOUSE I
4 resented 0ardners Hslng me
= executive offices a. an annex 10
. his press bureau
ooee HAe9 94e&4e&e 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08

New York, Nay S.-Count Won BerAstorff Ger
man ambassador to the United States, who reached
this city last night remained in secuson today At
the hotel where he staying il said that he had
gone to Washington 1t is understood that he left or
ders not to be disturbed.
AT the entrance Of the suite usually occupied by
Count Bernstorff, guard stationed today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
AMSTERDAM NEWSP PNPERS
DI.SCItlHl.S ACT AS "tIENDISI''

Amsterdam. eva London, May s..
t;05 a. ml--'The torped0ing of the
Lusitnnin,' says the Telegraf IN an
editorial. was deliberate stage re-
production uf the Titanic disaster. II
was d premeditatcd crime against a
passenger ship on whiah were 2.5O0
non-comhntants 10 ~ no LONGER OUT
rageous. Il has become hcndlsh.
Does there still exist something
like conscience among the neutrals 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS SUGGESTED
BUT NOT IN ANY OFFICIAL QUARTER

London, May g. 6:0O p. MT think the Lunitan
ia has been torpedoed deliberately for the purpose of
making the United States declare war; said Lord
Charles Beresford today II oretod the whole present
situation in February and gave my reasons for thinking