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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
With Official Denials From
Two Sources Of Entry Of
Bulgars Into Greece, Cap
itals Await Developments.
MACEDONIAN SITUATION
SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE
Many Rumors of Plan to At
tack Egypt With Large Tur-
co-German Force Are Aaoat
on the Continent.

London, Dec. rs u2 noon) with
official dcnials from both the French
and Greek sources OF the reports that
the Buigarians had entered Greek ter
ritory. the entente capitals await with
keen interest the next move OF the
central powers in the Meeedonl5n
theater of war.
The questions asked on al sides Il.
What will the Bulgariars do nov
they have realizcd--whether tempo
rarily or permanently remains TO be
seen--the greater part of their ma
iional aspirations in Macedonia"
Military observers here say Il ls
recognized that without Bulgarian
cooperation the Austro- Germans nt
present are not In sufficient strength
To attack the Anglc-French forces in
Greck territory The report OF the
presence Of large German forces IN
the ranks of the Hulgarians Is cOneid-
cred In London to he exaggerated. On
the contrary. according to the best
available information. only small Ger
man detachments are sncsuded and
these consist chiefly of artlllerymen.
The situation In Macedonia formed
the subject of lengthy ministerial
conferences az Athens eestafday ana
az their conclusion the Reuter- cor
respondent says he learned. "Ofhcsai
circles are of the opinion that both
for political and military reasons Il ~
| highly Improbable the Bulsarians VIII
cross the frontier"
Greece Is completing the removal
of its troops from the large area
which the Anglo-French commanders
mapped out as being necessary for the
defense OF salonikl. and with the
| freedom OF movement required by
the entente allies IN this district. En-
ergctic measures are being inaugur-
ated with the prO-German element
and the nest OF spies with which Sa-
loniki is alleged TO be infested.
| on tho continent Of Europe many
rumors concerning Turco-Germhn
plan TO attack Egypt with a large
army are being persistently circulat-
ed The possibility OF such "a move
| gives added interest to the DETECTION
OF Dutch East Indian mail steamer
from the Suez canal to the Cape OF
Good Hope route.
The Cologne Gazette says strong
defense works are being constructed
on both sides of the canal by the Brit
ish who are reported to have more
than quarter of million troops In
Egypt and 10 be landing additional
forces daily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
Large Interest
hForeignLoan
In Wall Street
Following Dissolution of Syn
dicate to Handle Huge War
Issue, Market Takes Active
Interest in Bonds.

New York, Dec. with the dis
solution overnight ol tho banking syn
dicatc which fluatcd the 100000.
Uo0 Anglo French per cent loan. in
tcrcst centered largely around the
dealings IN that security az today =
stock market opening.
The hrst Offering consisted Of 2j
bonds at giA q decline of u points
from the price az which they were
taken by the syndicate and 4 under
the previous low quotations al regular
sale. This was followed by auaerous
additional transactions OF 10 to SO
bonds az 94A and ai7s
The bonds were readily absorbed
and caused no disturbance To the gcL-
erdl market
Before the end OF the first hour the
bonds made q further decline to sth
for future delivery
Before midday regular sales were
made al 9lia aud Tor future delivery
az siA Transactions iu the hrsl
hour approNimatcd SI,00u,O0O, win
further sales toward noon
During the mid--cssion. regular ant
future contracts sold al as.
"Of the ho7ds bought for invest.
me ui 4iA iut statement the ltferf
part was naturally taken by partici-
pants who Joined the syndicate Win
the idea uf Immediately withdrawiug
their bonds and thus obtaining tho
benefit Ui the syndicate price
The amount ut cash which tho p, %.
dictate managers are distributing Q,
those who did uui withdraw tneu
! bonds Tor investment amounts to be,
| tween 10 and D per cent OF Jh,
| amount OF participation. The cash
/ ua ment uf lo to n per cent repre-.
| sent the difference between 9s m,
selling price lo the public ANA 's q
| the participation price
Representatives. ot the syud .c'tr df
cuucd to comment upon the heaE inca
OF the bonds 100 today b market
| Sixty par cent cor $500, 0,00u.ono %
| the nglu-frtuCh bonds handled Do.
the American syndicate have beer
taken fur investment according t'
announcement made today by j l.
} Morgan and Company leaving $500.
oU0,000 iu the hands of the under
writer's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
SUPER-ZEPPEIIN u
REPORTED TO BE DESTROYED

Copenhagen. Dee. 10 (via London.
4:5s D. MIA report of the destruc-
tion uf the super-Heppelin L-ss was
received from Schleswig today by
Copenhagen newspaper. IL Is said
nearly all the forty members OF the
crew were killed or wounded,
The loss OF the Zeppelin is said 20
have been due 20 the accidental eS-
plosion Of bomb as the al-ship was
leaving its shed. The explosion de-
molished tine shed.
According To- this account the uc.
cldcnt occurred q fortnight ago. The
Zeppelin had been In service only a
few weeks
II - described as a sister ship OF
the Lis recently reported TO have
been destroyed By an explosion at
Tondern it was of the latest type.
with invisible gondolas. platforms az
the top of the envelope and detach-
able RATS for use in case Of accident
while crossing the sea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
y NTIONNI. MNGN NTES TO
AWAIT WORD FROM CiiiCAGu

New York. bec. la.- The national
league meeting nov in session here
will not be- adlourIcd tomorrow, ac-
Cordng Ca authoritative reports but
viii Doe held open until definite word
b. received from Harncr preyfuss. who
has gone to Chicago to discuss with
Ban Johnson. ana other American
icague masnates tentative plan for
peace between tho two major leagues
and the Tcderals
The mngnatss declined tn comment
upon reports that two American
league club. would be sold tu the Fed
erals as IL part of the peace plan
Patrick Moran. manager of the
Philadelphia Nationals, agreed toda.
az conference with President Baker
Of the club 90 sign u throe-year cDr'
tract which Is understood tu call foi
a substantial Increase In salary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
ATTORNEYS MAY
MEET IN SANTA
FE HEREAF TER
Movement on Foot to Hold
Sessions of Bar Association
in Capital While Legisla-
ture Is in Session.

The state Bar association opened
It's annual meeting this morning at
the Commercial club. President NJ. T..
Hickey presiding Following the for
mai opening of the session \. -.
Stroup gave the address Of welcome
on behalf OF the Bcrnalillu County
Bar association. Mr Struup cmphu-
sized that although there might bo
great competition among the men ot
the legal profession externally. the
value of cooperation was fundamcnt-
al among lawyers as with other pro-
fcssional men.
The chairman Of the membership
committee reported five appiicants
for admission. g. g Simms and John
+. Simms OF Albuquerque being
among the applicants Upon favor
able report by the committee the APP
plcants were unanimously elected.
Following The elections report of the
secretary aud minutes of the last
meeting were read Airs NolIic E
p,lrpc us secretary and t.olsurc'
also submitted report of the fn1n-
Cial condition U. the association. and
q committee wa, appointed to audit
the report
President Hickey then mad. the am
uouuccmcnt of tho program tor the
afternoon, appointing committees on
resolutions for the deceased mcmhers,
Harvey q F,rgusspu aud Edward \.
Mann. which committees viii probd-
bis report al 'fc afternoon session
ON the cu. ror suggestions relutiug
To- the welfare Of the association
George : klock offered the plan ~
holding the annual meetings az the
state capitol which Is the practice
in most states. Judge a.. j. Roberts
spoke approvnglN ot that suggestion
giving an additional reason for SEA
adoption that ON every alternate Ncai
the association would be- IN santa 4,
at the Time OF IN, legislative sessions
and thus consider such matters as
should bc deemed worthy 90, legisla'
| ton.
Bcces. was chen taken until
O'Clock
Pre- id,nt NJ T. Hickey will mas,
400 address This afternoon on The
/ Public Defender" The puuIC de-.
/ fender is iHw officer tn some pro
prcssiN, ,.trs and counties who a,u
/ for 1lI accused persons az the pu0li'
prosecutor acts for the state Mr.
I Hickey paper will bc the urst ui
/ the afternoon program.
other papers this afternoon win n"
. Employ Liability Act uN 4 L
Hauuctt ol Gallup. Future uf th'
New Mexico State Bar Association,
| by g.. N Bolts Their" vii bc pcr
Iod ui discussion after each pup"r
| Committee report. are expected thi
Ittrruuou.
pth,r applicants elected this morn
ny were lI l.. Parsons ana IS. W Ed
Z wards uf Forl sumner and sam I
Brattuu ot CLOVIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15

Chicago. Dee id.-Bel!ef that the
olive branch would soon wave over the
camps OF warning baseball magnates
inCrensed ,ouay as the hour for the
arrival OF Barney Dreyfuss. president
of the Pittsburgh Nationals. approach
ed. II was whispered that Dreyfuss'
mission was 20 induce the American
league directors To permit the sale OF
the CieYcland franchise 20 Edward
Gwynner OF the Pittsbureh Federals.
Gossip had {, that such action would
complete the chain Of Federal league
club owners 20 be Introduced into Or
ganizcd baseball under the peace pfo-
posals.
Another story printed here said that
Drey was coming In an enort "a
induce Charles Webb Murphy. former
president OF the Chicago Nationals
and still believed to have considerable
influence IN the affairs Of the cubs 10
Withdraw his objections 10 their sale
To- Charles Weeghman.
The board OF directors at their
meeting today approved the treasur-
crs report aud awarded the pennaal
Tor 1915 to Boston.
Peace between the Federal league
ana organized baseball appeared 10 be
in sight today ~ the club owners OF
the American league here for their an
nual meeting awaited the arrival oi
Barley Dreyfuss from New York with
message containing peace proposals
I from the Rational league
President Ban y. johnson of the
I American league admitted that th'
. g.. ~. hul Neffh ffsa
] who Is owner of the Pittsburgh Na.
q tionnls is 10 be IN regard To the Fed
eral league.
The four directors of the America
league. reprsseutati' of the Chicago
Cleveland New York aud fustor
clubs. gathered for their annual meet
ing which preceded the league session
Routine matters. including the repor
of President Johnsou as treasurer
were On the program. The ieagl'
meeting is To- ice opened sometime u
i the afternoon.
AR Dreyfuss ls not due 10 chi ag
until late In the afternoon.
Soon after his arrivsi connie Macl
said he would sell Third baseinn
Baker 10 the highest bidder
Chicago. - Louis and New Yorl
are after the famous home run hitter
but it was generally believed tha
. charles ComiskeY would outbid nl
others iu his EFFORTS Co hand Baker fo
the White SoN
Mack said he was tired ot m
STREAM OF talk about Bakers disposal
~ want 60 get rid oft him, he lie
clHred
Colonel jacob Ruppcrt aud Capital
Huston az meeting with Mack I
President JohHsons office made th
first definite oner for Baker Late
Comiskry expected Go confer wit
Mack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
Belief That Olive Branch Soon
Is to Wave Over Organized
Sport Grows as Hour Nears
for Dreyfuss' Arrival.
NATIONAL LEAGUE TO
HOLD MEETING OPEN
Magnates Gathering in New
York Postpone Adjourn
ment Until Word Comes of
Negotiations in Chicago.
IBy Evenlnr rIrraid Leased wlrol

my Eveninr usrsid Leased wlrol
Chicago. Dec. f5.--With ilic ar
rival today OF barney Dreyfuss,
owner OF the Pittsburgh Nationals.
tiic reports Of peace plans Tor
baseball were confirmed.
"lt l. true that there n u plan
FOR peace aid Mr. Drclfus. u
am here to confer with the Amer
lean league on pcaue suggestions.
and n they approve, 90 ask the
appointment of cOutmittec 60
confcr with u similar committee
from the National league 10 draw
up tentative plan which will
Il rmoniSc all the present dini-
cultics.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
DENIES GERMAN
|. LOAN s SUCCESS
IS FICTITIOUS S
DR.. Karl Helferrich, Secretary
of Treasury, Declares Funds
Secured Are Legitimately
Subscribed.
fBy Lvenlng Herald Lcased wlFel


Berlin. Dec. a. tNia London, Dec
10. i:55 a. M delayed DIR. Kari
Helffcrich, secrctary OF the imperial
treasury. in his speech today In the
Reichstag IN support of the bill for q
supplementary war credit Of 10000
600. 600 marks t2 SOC .000 .00o) denied
fatty assertions made oy newspapers
IN foreign countries that the sgccesr OF
the German war loans was fictitious
and made possible only by the loans
OF subscribers through the war credit
banks. He stated that the total loans
by these Institutions was SOC. 900. 600
marks Ctl00.O0O, ,000). as compared
with over $4,000. 600. 600 marks (s6.-
$50. .OOO. 0OOD in subscriptions.
Re said that almost two-thlrds OK
this expenditure was shouidered by
the entente allies and little over a
third hy Germany and her allies. lie
said he could modestly asser, thar
Germany ana her allies with an ex.
pcaditure much smaller than their op-
pouents. had accomplished more than
the latter
A second pointed difference. said
the speaker. was that Germany hlth-
erto had drawn her funds almost ex-
ciusiNely from home sources while
her opponents had been forced to tap
forces abroad, particularly the United
States.
Dr Helnerich declared thar Great
Britain had underestimatcd the costs
OF the war badly lie asserted
that statement by Sir Edward Grey
British secretary Of state for foreign
affairs. al the outbreak of the wai
thar the conflict would impose hnrdiy
greater sncrlHc,s on Great Britain "
sne partici"s,ed than if she remained
neg;ral, would scarcely be repeated
now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
POUR INTO CHICAGO
FOR G.. 0. P. MEETING

chicago. Dec. 10 The selection ot
chicago as the E,publicau national
convention ,ity was followed today
by Hood coz Inquiries for hotel rcs-
vratiuus. Tho convention will bc
held june g.
Headquarters have been engaged bs
senator Burton of ohio. senator
smith ur Michigan senator Weeks of
Massachusetts. aud Charles W. Fair.
banks Of indiana. furme. vice prosl-
dent Henry y E-Dbrook of Mussa-
chusctJs also has engaged several
rooms
Most of the far western states ana
eight eastern ana middle Wost,r
states have made tentative rcscfyg.
tIpus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
Otero's S Killing
Figures in Case
Against EBego
Baca andOthers
Atmosphere Reaches High
Temperature When Federal
Counsel Refers to Murder"
of Man in Ell Paso.
COURT SUGGESTS WORD
KILLING AS SUBSTITUTE
10y Evening Herald Lsascd wlrel


Santa Fc, y. NJ. Dec. ia.--Counsel
Tor defense this morning in the trial
OF Elfcso Baca ana five otner de-
tcudants. on TIE charge of conspiracy
To eject the escape from Jail OF Gcn-
cral Ynez Salazar. Soycmber 20, 1914.
objected vigorously when the United
states district attorney in h!s opening
statement said ,se government eX-
u"";-d 10 prove that Elfego Baca
murdered Ceiesuno Oiero in IA
Paso. January 30. 1915. II was pro.
tested that Baca WAS not ON trial for
murder.
ON the courts suggestion the pros
ecutog thereafter referred To m,
"NilHng' of ptcro. The defense Sc
ycrcly criticized the government
handling of the case.
The district attorney made a
lengthy statement OF what the gov.
crumcnt expected to prove. which
in brief. was that the escape was en-.
giuccrod by Bacu with the assistsnc,
ot The other attendants, that Trini'
dad e.. de BaCH. state game warden
furnished am automobile used Ia IA,
escape, and that ho and N. 4. Nigi
district attorney at Albuquerque
brought ammunition ava clothing I,
Saluzar concealed in the patio of IA,
Nigil ranch which was Ia charge %
Cclcstlno Dtoro.
II is alleged WISH supplied moncl
Co send Otcru out ot the state aftc
the escape, that previous to his dealt
Otoro talked freely about the matter
ana that Trinidad G.. de Baca admit
ted To- certain persons that he tool
par; Witnesses this morning inciud
ed the sheriff at Albuquerque. iai
guards and prisoners. 4 recess wa
taken for two hours at 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
COMrAR NTIVFLY FEN
GERMANS WITH BULGAiss

Paris Dec. ~. 1l a. M tDeiayedi
Not more than 20 e0e Germans are
cooperating with the bulgarian army
that has been attacking the allies. ae-
tordiag 20 intelligence gathered troni
prisoners says Havas dispatch
from Athens. dated December IS.
THE Bulgarians are estimated 10
have lost 1000 killed and $4,000
wounded during the last Few days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
STORMS EFFECTS IN
EAST NOT OVERCOME
ENTIRELY LATE TODAY
ny Evening Heraid Lea.ed wireI

NrW NOrNI Drr- Ia.--ThU u0mUTII-
Ization of the transportation facilities
of lines loo and around New Yofs
caused py tho storm ot Monday nlrbt
WAS not entirely overcome to-day al
though conditions were fast ngprO,-
Ing
RaIid progress was being made in
restoring westward passenger train
service, BE- WAS reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
GREER ELECTIONS To
RE HELD NEXT SUNDAY

layedl Tho Greek parliamentary
elections have been fixed for sunday
next. says Hayas dispatch from Sal
onikl .oday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15

Paris. Dec ~ N5:as a. nj. France,
In common with Great Britain. Rus
sin, Italy and Belgium. has recognized
tho Carranza government in Mexico,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
BIISARINNs ENTER
GnEECE war sIRrMA

Paris. Dec. "a. Is a. M tDelaycdi
The Mathis saloaikl correspondent
says IL Il learned from a good author
~ that aulgarian troops have entered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
CHICAGO STRIKE
INVESTIGATED BY
A j. s. MEDIATOR
G, w. w, Hanger Takes Ini-
tial Steps Toward Bringing
About Solution of Belt Line
Railroad Walkout.

t'nIfuIt fIr| a federal media
.t,, a. a ~ u,ru,r ,,d.,, nc.an at
,rort tn s.,tl. nm, .tr..,, nf ,mpInyry
who's. -,yiirhfrs yard. 4 h.g urr CONT
ago of rrDEht passing into ANA
through Cnirasu IT.. handled
e. Whitney local head ui tho
brotherhood or Railway Tulnmrr
spld TODAY.
"lt our demand aIc declined HN
tnc thl,apu Hrlt UI,. every tard mtn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-15
BRITISH EMBASSY
HAS AUTHORITY TO
GIVE SAFE-C0NDUCT
IBy Eyenins Herald LslIsd wlrei


Washington. Dec. 1.-THE Brit
ish embassy received today from
London authorization 60 Issue safe
conduct to Captains Boy-Ed and
Won Papen, the Withdrawn Ger
man naval ana military attaches
The officers will not be required
to give assurances thar they Will
refrain from participation In the
war after reaching Germany
ATTACHES TO START
HOME ON TUESDAY
New York. Dec. ts.--Captains
Boy I'D and Won papen will leave
New York. barring change in
their plans. on TueHday next on
the Honand-Americsn liner Noord-
ham This was learned authori-
tativcly today
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oCon,inued on Page TwoJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Velop the disease in. There is in some
families hereditary predisr0sition 10
rheumatism. Humidity and dampncss
and exposure to c0ld and 10 the cl,.
ments are such prcdispositions; that is
why man. the natural brcndwinncr. suc
ierS rheumatic foyer more than 40 wom
cnlolk, nearly Tree TO one times ne
much. Drivers, :. wants, bakers, sailors.
laborcrs, suffer most. Many people prone
10 rheumatism suffer with the onset of
inclcment weather
There is muc;l rheumatic fever in Feb
ruary and March by reason Of the pre-
Nsposng changeablc weather Young
adults very frequently become affected
and the first attack is very likely TO he
followed by others as the years roll on.
until the pathetic condition OF chronic
rheumatism we have considered comes
10 pass We seldom die of rheumatism
IL isn't in itself fatal disease. not Of
ten. We die rather Of the complications
10 which rheumatism leads. The doctor
can cure the early rheumatism WHY
don they stay cured? Because the suC.
iercrS have not stopped or will not sion
up 'hc IufSm springs whence 10"
through the arteries from time to time
ne germs responsible for this disease:
thcy VIII not have their teeth attended
TO.
anu now as to the complications The
rheumatic hcart affections, which occur
IN at least thrccfourths of the cases, and
when become more and more serious
WIN each recurring attack OF rheumatic
FEVER. The delicate interior surface OF
ne heart, especially the valves paat
whlch the blood must flow, becomes al.
ccraicd and roughened. and the germs
from the blood &c; foothod, Producing
grave "vcgctations."
so tina, if YOU have occasion TO con.
sui doctor for heart disturbance his
hrsi question VIII be, have you had
rheumatism? In like manner may the
pcricardium Uhc rae In which the heart
llcs) suffer also the heart muscle, I'm.
dcrSolng all too often fatty degeneration
and Weakening Of the cardiac walls Ana
the rheumatic infection oftentimes
reaches also, by the blood and lymph
channels. the lungs and the plcural mem.
Copyright, 1919 by The Star ('nru,rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

particularly in the Philippines, where
growing discomfort makes an uprising
feared. Congress will do little or nothing
for the Philippines Health conditions in
the archipelago are not good, and there
VIII be much illness among the soldiers
Some very low temperatures and ey
. cess of moisture prevail this month. The
entire first week Is Saturnine, with driz.
zilng rams over n large part OF the land
ana Il predominance OF easteriy winds.
he moon In pcrigee at solar conjunction
on the 9th brings low barometrc pres.
sure, followed by intense cold and high
"ihds. a clearer atmosphere follows up
10 ana including the 9th. This is sue.
cceded by an area of disturbance that
VIII develop into record breaking wealth
or conditions. The Winter ahead will be
the severeSt in years
9pecllc incidents to be looked for on
OF near the following dates include:
December 4-5-Rumor of a change in
the cabinet. Stocks erratlc because of q
government report, hut war issues at
tain now records
December 6-S-A social announcement
OF Importance.
December 14-Death Of prominent
society woman. New troubles for New
Works. subway.
December 1S-l9-Congressiona hap
penings of great moment. The social
world favored by an incident OF national
interest.