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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Rev. Frank l.. Palmer returned
Thursday morning from Alamosa
where he has been attending the
camp meeting
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Fine 5-acre tract, room brick
house, barn for 6 horses, NOW
room for tons hay, chicken house
and yards, close in and all in alfalfa,
at bargain. For particulars see
G. O. Kerr & Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Mrs. III. II. Winchell OF Aztec, N.
NJ. came In Monday morning and
went out to Center for visit with
the J. c. Winchell family.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Wunted-Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Phone 395Nll.
Mrs. C. X. Sanderson.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

For Snle-A good surrey. Call
phone sc or inquire of Mrs. Frank
Loveland 157 Dennis st.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

NJ. DITTO can surely save you
money on that Piano-see them at
the Jewelry store.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

If you need new Piano see j, M
DITTO at Jewelry store.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Brick houses close in for rent or
sale on easy terms. w, 8, Nash.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

for Sale at Bargain-Shares in
centennial ditch. Low prices, easy
'ei his A. NJ. ISBELL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Wanted-Vertical fling cabinet. 3
or more drawers. Phone 81.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

10 limited number, the Delin-
lator for full year, regular price
Sl.5O, at one-half price, Use, at the
pattern department. Weiss-Chap
man Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
or school District No. 8. County OF
Rio Grande, State OF COLORADO.
from July /, 1914, to June 80
1915.
RECEIVED
Received from general fund
by apportionment - ;s4oo'oV
From special tax for school m
purposes .'.'''' a. 10
From oyerdrafts. ......''' -I'oo
For rent for building ...... o'oo
mao, ..... .s22.s3
PAID
For teachers salaries @o1V'oo
For fuel. rent, insurance ana
all current expenses 49, N ao 90
For overdrafts. go; go
For rebate taxes and fees'. "'o'
49,. .822.s3
i SEVERE PACHECo.
Secretary Of District NO. D.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

The popular things in mems
suits are worsted suitings In subdued
Glen Urquhart. plaids. split checks,
stripes and solid blues and grays.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

LOst-An Aluminium Teakettle on
Gunbarrel road between A. d. Ma
thias ranch and Monte Vista. Finder
please leave at Journal Office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

or School District No. 15, County of
Rio Grande. State of Colorado,
from July /. 1914. to June 80,
1915.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand July l, 1915
held by County Treasurer,
Special Fund ........$ 1895
Received from general fund
by apportionment ..... 1880
From all other sources -. 614.87
Total ........... S751.13
PAID
For teachers salaries $4,000
For fuel. rent, insurance and
all current expenses .. SS.85
For Permanent Improve
ments ........... S169
For interest on registered
warrants ..... 354
For rebate taxes and fees. GIT
Total amount paid out dur
ing the year. s65O.25
Total ............... s751.13
Balance in hands of County
Treasurer to credit OF dis
trict, June 80. 1916,
Special Fund .......... 120.SS
o. II. Perry,
Secretary of District No. Is.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Cornet For Sale-Late model, easy
blowing Conn, has been used little.
Enquire at Journal Office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

For Sale-Piano. Sacrifice during
Aug. Terms If secured. 2O6 Lyell
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

LoST-Sorrel mare, blaze in fore
mead, weight about 500 lbs branded
JJl. Long name, years old. Last
heard of July 23rd on south slope OF
ME- Greeny. Please notify Ward Oar
ley or DR.. Moninger, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

1t Is what you are today that
counts for the most part. What you
have accomplished in the past is of
importance, but 1t is small when
compared with the present.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

FOR SALE CHEAP
good business lot. Now ia the
time TO get In on the ground floor
Inquire at this office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

j. l.. Freeman left Thursday night
for the eastern markets where he will
purchase large amount of our Fall
and Winter Merchandise which we
have not already purchased.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Low shoes at low prices You car
save money In our shoe department
now.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Harry Loss is back on the job
again. He had excellent luck fishing
on the Conejos. and is showing some
pictures of fish that makes person
anxious to go and try their luck.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-08-21

Read our ad on the last page.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
DEL DICHO AL HECHO.. .

Nuestros l~ectores han de haber lei
do aver en- este %periodico una mott
cha donde Sc daba cuenta de la haza-
ia realizada por cierto general ca
rrancista en- Nuevo Laredo. Sc re-
feria en- ella que Silvino Garcia, ge-
neral de don Venus Gmandale un
rayo. senorD despueS de ocupar a
dos cocheros. monte en- c0lera por
que lie cobraron, los hizo prisioneros
Y Sc los llevo en- ell tren que partia
para Monterrey. Decia tambien la
noticia, que los ~parientes de los CO.
cheroS temian por Ia vida de esas VIC
timas del jefe constitucionalista.
No parariamos mientes en- ell he
cho. que, a pesar de TODD, resulta
trivial por comUn Y corriente en- ell
carrancismo. 81 no hubiera una cir
cunstancia que 10 hace interesante V
digno del comentario. Eeamos Dor
que. Silvino VI. Garcia, antes de lie
gar a general-no Sc necesita gran
cosa Ell Mexico actualmente para al
canzar ell grade dichoso-fue propa-
gador de las ideas revolucion?ri2s
que, para d~esgracia de nuestro Ne
xico, nacieron en- e! cerebro enfermn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

gencia: este, no solamente Sc halla
en- el universe visible. sino tambien
hacia abajo, dentro del RENO de 10
invisible. tan lejos> como ell micros-
copio puede penetrar. Y hacia arri-
ba. 10 mas lejos que puede alcanzar
Ia p]eaetrante vision del telescopio.
de d6nde procede :oda eSta mara
villosa belleza de semejante cuadro?
GEs el poder que da forma y belle
"a al atomo micrccc6pico Y mantle
ne Ell equilibrio las fuerzas opuestas
de innumeIables mundos. el ~resulta-
do de circunstancias meramente for
tuitas? La l6gica nos dice que no
puede aceptarse semeiante idea; pero
continuance muGa la ~ciencia, des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
POL|T|CA NENUDA.

de Panchito. Abandon6 Garcia las
~tijeras del hojalatero. que manejaba
con singular maestria en- una de las
ciudades fronterizas. para hacer vi.
brar su verbo (aquellos ST que eran
Verbos.... y sapos Y culebras) en-
todas las %plazuelaS de barrio sobre
las cabeZas. temblorosas por la cru
da. de algunos centenares de admit
radores suyos. No hablaba de otra
Cosa Garcia que de los derechos in
Tiolables del pueblo, de Ia odiosa ii
rama, de la revolution gloriosa cue
lba 4 mejorar Ia condici6n del her
mano obrero, y a colocarlo en- una ST.
tuacion envidiable. Insultaba con
palabras burdas-no saba otras-a
los que expoliaban al pueblo. a los
que lie robaban su trabajo, y va lie
parecla a uno que iba 4 bajarse de
IA tribuna ell orador barbara para
regalarle los c~alzones al que andu-
vlera mas necesitado de ellos.
Nuestra pobre genie del pueblo
conglomerado triste donde hay mas
desgracia que maldad-adoraha en-
aquel hombre que lie prometfa, en-
lenguaje tabernario. TODD Il que lie
hacia falta, TODD aquello de que ha-
bia carecido siempre: libertad, me-
joramiento social y politico, igualdad,
bienestar; y esperaba confiada la era
de b~ienandanza prometida para GUAM
do don Silvino y los suyos subieran a.
poder....
Y ahora, va 10 han visto nuestroS
~lectores; ; el amigo del pueblo, ell Ma
rat carrancista. Sc Ia Waldo de unoa
entorchadcs de general gophir para
robar = dos miserables cocheros,
NO es verdad. ~iector, que hay en-
csc hecho vulgar Y corriente, entire
10 rid!culo Y 10 bufo, algo t~ristisi-
mo y desconsolador? mo es verdad
que Sc hie!an en- los labios las risas
dc burla ante el dolor de un pueblo
~enganado?
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Poll MARK.

cansamoS sobre aque!Ia vieja ley geo.
mStrica que nos fuG ensenada en- la
~cscueia en- estos terminus: 10 que
es verdad fuera de 10 infinite, es yer
dad tambien en- c! infinito."
81 esta inteligencia, por consi-
guiente, preside toda la naturaleza
Y eS Ia suma Y substantial de ella V
de sus leyes, debe haber cxistido an
ties que la misma naturaleza cuyas
leyes ha hecho. Y no solamente es-
to, sino que 81 es inteligencia debe
haber en- ella una personalidad," por-
que no podamos concebir una inte-
ligencia a menos que Ia acompane-
mos de persona. De aqui que.
probando Ia eXistencia ser obra de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

una inteIigencia infinita que esta
presente Ell el alma universal de to-
do cuanto eXiste V probando esta il:
teligencia ser personal Y e~terna, ell
raciocinio de Ia humanidad encuentra
al fin que la causa absolute, incon-
dicional de todas las cosas es el Dios
de los cristianos. He aqui la razon,
traiGa por SUI natural complexion d Ia
categcria de Ia fe V la fe constitu-
yendo e! quito o adoraci0n a un re-
velado Y raZonable Dios. A.qui des-
cansa ell cristianismo, Y, depositan-
do el fardo de todaS sus a~flicciones
al pie de la cruz, exclama triunfal-
mente: ''Yo onozco a Aquel a quien
yo he crcido Y estoy persuadido de
CUE FL es capaz de preservarme de
perpetrar NADIA contra el.-Rev. VIII
liam Carter, D. D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
LA LIsoNJA.

Ia l~isonja es un POGO de jab0n.
Jab6n Suave Y perfumado que Sc
iiluye en- una cantidad de palabras
corrientes que Sc deslizan a nuestro
alrcdedor como las onGas del aire
que respiramos, como los rcflejos de
ia luz que nos alumbra.
Il ruiGo de n ~lisonja es a nuestros
oidos 10 que el briIlo del orc I los
ojos del aware.
Todos los venenoS no 0 amargos,
y hay algunos que son demasiado
dulces.
La lisonja y IA injuria Sc parecen
como la vibora Y el e]scorpion: ambos
son venenOsoS.
La diferencia que hay entire uno Y
vtro consiSte en- que Ia vivora muer-
&c y el escorpi0n lame.
Sclgas.
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Tn fil6sofo judo. ~paseando una
vez por las GALES dc J.? cul:a Atenas.
lego. sobre IN altar nublico, esta ex-
trana inscription: Al Dios decJao.
edo"
Los sielos han pasado. Impelido el
hombre hacia adelantt, por e. native
impulse de SUI e~xistenci&. ha penetra-
do en- todos los reinoS de los feno-
menos naturales Y ha descubierto a
iii verdades ante las cuales el es -
v~erenciado y temido. Los hechos
que por mucho tempo estuvieron -
deados del misterio Y de Ia supar:-
ticion. han Sido descubiertos Y some
tidos q 81 voluntad. Los elemento5
han sido d~eSpojados dc SUI primitive
poder; Ia terra somete a e. sus fuer.
a latentes, Y con oios a~sombrados
Sc We como es removida Y analizada
por su sabiduria infinita Y, no obs
tante TODD este, en- los altares de Ia
ciencia y de Ia f~ilosofia. sigue soste-
niendose II misma inscription: al
Dios desconocido.'
Esta es, preeminentemente, mi E.
dad ciertifica. La mente mira So
bre I'm mundo de armonioSa eXisten-
cia y friamente formula esta pregun-
Ia: DE donde?" FL alma considera
ell hecho final de la materia Y del
hombre. e. incapaz de penetrar los
misterios que rodean el future, ex-
clama con irrepresible impaciencia:
"A d6nde?' EstaS son las grandes
cuestiones de Ia epoca. No solamen-
te DE donde v~eninos?" sino tam
bien: "a donde vamos??"
Viendo mas embellishments dentro
del dominic de Ia naturaleza, obser-
vamos Ia ley, el orden y Ia inteli-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
NOTAS BREVES.

Todos los ninos de Alemania, des-
de Ell principe heredero hasta ell ulti-
mo sGbdito, estan obligados a apren-
der alguna profession it'll. FL Kai-
ser aprendio ell oficio de encuaderna-
dor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

Ell alGultran del carbon. del cual,
como es sabido, salen finisimos colo
res, suministra Is tonos de azul, o.
tros tantos de amarillo. - de color
naraEja, 8 de color ~violeta Y otros
muchos dolores Y matices.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
PENSAMIENTOS

La economic de sentimientos Y pla-
ceres es en- amor la sola metafisica
razonable.
Ninon de LENCLOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

Los negros mas ncgros de Africa
son blanquizcos al nacer; al mes Sc
poncn de color amarillo palido, al ano
tienen color c~astano; 4 los i amos,
su piel es de negro sucio, Y a los seis
o siete AMOS quedan de color negro
reluciente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
MAS FUERTES QUE LOS CA
MONIES.

Decididamente, los procedimientos
militarcs Sc modernism enteramente
en- nuestrC pals. Les canones, los
rifles y Ia dinamita son armas del
tempo de Mari Castana que solo los
paiSes rezagados como Alemania Y
Francia y algunos otros, las pueden
seguir usando. Hay ahora algo mas
elective que TODD ESQ y es el bilim-
bique conStitucionalista, arma pode-
rosa cor que los ca~rrancistas eStan
batiendo = los villistas en- suS postre-
roS reductos, segin una noticia que
Sc public6 aver Y en- Ia cual Sc ase-
gura que nuestro compadre Doroteo
esta vendierdo en- :anto mas cuanto
Ia evacuation del Estado de Chihua-
hua.
Rogamos por 10 tanto a nuestros
apreciables conciudadanos que So dig
men tomar en- cuenta 10 sntes dicho
para cuando quieran emprender en-
alguna aventura revolucionaria O po-
Utica. va saben que en- lugar de com
prar canones Y fusiles para echar a.
bajo a don Venus, por ejemplo, de-
ben c%onseguir algunos milloncejos Y
dirijirse al simpatico viejecito barb6n
4 yer cuanto quiere por la chamba.
UN MINISTERIO DE HACIENDA
MODELO.
La Oficina de Incautaciones carran
ciSta, llamada por NAL nombre Mi
historic de Hacienda, esta batiendo ell
record de los latrocinios Y de los deS-
pojos oficiales. En- los ultimos dias
Sc ha metido a los Bancos para des-
pojarlos de sus bilimbiques, recontar-
les sus fondos (?cuanto Sc perdi0?)
Y, en- una paiabra, para malorearlos
cuanto ha siGo possible. Tambien Sc
hizo cargo ultimamente de los bienes
de huertistas Y felicistas, con la mis-
ma frescura con que un ratero Sc
hacc cargo de la cartera del primer
Projimo que pasa por la Gale.
Con seguridad que 81 Chucho ell
Roto v~iviera. va ten tria 81 Ministe-
rio de Hacienda a imagen y seme-
jana del de don Venus.
CARICATO.
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BUSCH DE- DIOS

No hay >in0 I'm Solo DiO>. RI
Padre. pnr quirn iudU~ hrmu>
>itu ~rralU>.-i. turintiO>.
Nil. i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
lection against Thanking movements.
AUSTRIA REPoRTs RUSSIANS
NOW IN FULL RETREAT

Vienna. May . tvia London. 3;io
%. mD-The Austrian wal department
today issued IN ofncial statement as
follows:
THE Russian front Of Zboro-
sztropko-Lupkow in the Beskid
mountains has become untenable. As
the victorious allies are continually
advancing from the west toward Jas
low and Zmigrod.. the enemy on the
Carpathian front started this morn
Ing In full retreat from Hungary,
pursued by the Austro-German
troops.
The R%ussians therefore were
beaten on a front OF i6O kilometers
te5 miksl and we're forced to re-
treat with the heayieft losses.
ION the remainder OF our front
the situation remains unchanged
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GERMAN ARTILLERY FIRE
DEADLY DECIDING FACTOR

Berlin, May 3 (yla wireless 10 say
viiie) Special dispatches from the
West Gaiclan hattleflelds say that
Russian prisoners describe the effect
OF the German and Austrian artillery
hre rs appalling. The havoc thus
wrought was particularly were at
ooriice, where the Russians fought
%strbborniy ana Tor four hours en-
dnred a terrific fire. la this time.
according TO these reports, divisions
dwindled 10 regiments and regiments
TO companies,
Tho Russian center was No shaken
hy The rcverses sustained by the two
wings that a was compelled 20 aban-
don lts positions. Thousands OF pris-
oners were made IN the cenier. as
we'll AZ on the wings.
The victory af the Austro-dermnn
forces Ia considered OF especial inn
portance because Il dapflvcs the Rus
Sian army IN the Cerpathians Of pro-
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A NEVER STOP LAUGHING
SPEED LIMIT SHOW

a galaxy OF color. pretty girls,
and funny comedians will reign az the
Crystal theater sunday night. May ..
when the Western Wheel Burlesgue
company oner their big company OF
fun makers in one ~ the most sen
sational froiics Of the day.
Rube Welch, the producing director
Of n Western Wheel Is with this
show and has & east Of fun makers,
singers and dancers with him that Il
the equal OF any 81 show that has
the line this year.
Novelties and sensational features
are 10 be found during the entire ac-
ton Of the show. Fiot there IL none;
IL IL simply ~ big conglomeratlon
Of snappy comedy, delightful musical
numbers and dances arranged 80 aa
10 please the eye.
Geo REIN who plays the opposite
comedy 20 Rube WEIGH, Is one OF
those unctioua comedians full Of vii
ana humOr ana endowed With a sing.
ins voice that no can be wcil proud o.
singing a number OF the big chauncl
Olcott ~cea MI. REIN will be d
big favoritc. Earl Hall. the LEADING
man. H. one OF those dashing younl
fellows that always makes a hit with
the ladies. He IL a fine singer and a
eorking good dancer and coupled will
his good acting abilities ne if a stronl
addition 20 "a show ike this.
Vera RansdRle, tho aashing queen
Of bLriesque win appear in some
stunning gowns. Her X ray costume,
specially designed Tor her IN Paris Il
a positive sensation.
The advance sale Of seats opens al
Matsoa's Friday. May 2. S a. m.
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EVEN PETROGRAO
Cconunuei from rage One,

officers M $50 men.
Eastern thcater OF war: Attacks
from Roozins. coming from the
southeast, were repuised. The enemy
Is being pursued at Kaiwayra. also
northeast OF suwalki, and east OF Au-
gustowo numerous RUSSIAN advances
failed, Four hundred Russians IN
all were taken prisoners.
ION the remainder Of the front
there were a few fights At close quar-
tcrs All of which were decided In our
favor.
"southeastern theater OF war. An
attack by the allied troops north OF
the wooded Carpathians pierced
through the third fortified linz OF the
Russians, who yesterday were de-
feated along the entire front. retreat
Ing toward the Wlsloka river. The
magnitude OF the victory may be seen
from the fact that owing 10 the
piercing by the allies Of the enemy's
lines the Russians are beginning "a
evacuate threatened positions on
their northern flank, In the wooded
Carpaihians southwest OF Dukla.
The rapidly with which our sue
ceafes have been achieved makes II
impossible 20 g.ye an idea In figures
OF the booty taken In this victory.
According 20 reports AT hand. the
number % prisoners taken up TO the
present amounts 70 over 10000
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worthy udNicos TehChing THIS,
The battle, which resulted IN
heavy losses for the TUT ks. began
April % at Hantahta. near Urumiah.
Turkish rcinf0rcemonts compelled tho
Russians 20 abandon Dllman and en-
trench themselves at Magonzhio,
from which position they kept up a
heavy artillery fire until the arrival
OF Russian r-einforcemcnts.
Three hundred refugees from Dll-
man had arrived at Julia. Just over
the border In Rusgin. and 1890 more
are on their way. The Russian con-
sui here Is taking measures to pre-
vent refugees from Urumiah and
Diiman entering the Caucasus.
Nersus. the bishop Of Tabriz, PEI
I sia. has arrived here. He describes
1 the situation at Van as desperate
Eight hundred Turks and a large
number OF Ku.da are active there. de-
s%troying Armenian Villages OF 500
inhabitants Of the village Of Hashva
only three escaped. The Armenians.
according 10 tho bishop. are still
hoping for American M Italian dip
lomatic interference. At Van they
now have been standing off the Turks
and the Kurda for a week. -Four
Turkish regiments are ADVANCING
against these Armenians from ERIN
gan.
II l. feared that the history of iSa5
land 1896 VIII be rocpated. II is do
clared in Armenia that the Young
Turks have adapted the policy pur-
sued ~ Abdul Iinmid in that year
namely, the annIhilation OF the Ar
menians.
The c';'sting state of terror has
prevented the planting OF crops and
n famine Is impending The city OF
Erzerum, In Turkish Armenia, has
today 500 cases ~ typhus fcver.
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NINE TRAwLki,s MONDAYS
nae nv St1RNAltINES

London. May s u:ss p. m)--Nine
trawlers is tie bag credited to GER
man submarines ON Monday Of THIS
week In a message received from
HUI In addition TO the %lolnnthe'
the Hero and Northward Ho, the
victims belonging In Hull include the
Hector. Progress, Coquette and Bob
White. while the Rugby and tie
Bridge. owned Ia Grlmsby, met a
similar fate.
so far ns IS known. no lives we're
lost. According 10 the crows Of tho
fishing vessels the submarine which
wrought this damage Is OF ihe newest
type. she has an iron cross painted
on her coming tower. she ran
among tho fishing fleet on Monday
ana snnk seven tr0wlers In quick sue
ccHslon.
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CoNsTANTIOPLE DENIES sUC-
CtSSES CLAIMED ny ALLIES

constaniinople, May o Wia Lon
don, 1888 .. mD-rhe Turkish war
Office gave out the following state
ment todhy:
IAN attempt Of the enemy 10 Lame
troops near Gaba Topc. south OF Avn
Burnu. yesterday failed.
'"rhe night before last our troops
attacked Seddul Bahr, In spite Of q
bo%mbardment OF the enemy's fleet.
aud dove them out Of their trenches,
capturing three machine guns.
Yesterday the Russian fleet un-
successfully bombarded the unde-
Tended village OF Ighneaden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
BisITIsd OFFICIALS ANXIOUS
FOR SAFETY or on WE'LL

Washington, May 5.-British en-
baEsy officials here today aaxlously'
awaited further information regard
inR reports 81 a renewal OF nhgtlng
between villa forces and Carranza
troops near rampico. which said that
the former had captured Panuca.
Meager advices 20 that effect had
come 70 the state department from
Vera Cruz.
The anxiety Of embassy officials
due to the fact that Panucq, about
nifty miles southwest OF Tampieo. Is
loqaied in the Merican Oh region
whore there are many British owned
wells which supply British warships
with Oh. They recalled hal shell hre
during the nghtlng near Ebano re-
Gently had LIMITED some Of these
wells.