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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Porte.
THE railway 10 Angora was next
extended by n branch Co Konit. In
southeastern Asia Minor. which
stretch was Co become a trunk line
IN the Bagdad railway. In 1899. fol-
lowing % second visit Of the kaiser
20 Constantinople. Germany obtained
the concession for extending the rail-
way from Konia 20 ms Persian gulf.
This was the year Of the official
birth of the Bagdadbahn.' and the
beginning of an intensified British
Garmnn struggle Of diplomacy In the
Near East. The ngman constituting
the Bngdad Railway company was
obtained In 1903. Immediately nego-
t%iations were begun BE- other inter.
ested nations for a share In the con
struction % the line through Meso-
potamia. Germany made no stronv
effort 70 Withstand International par
t~icipation.
In 1911, tho original CONCESSION
was modified by a series OF ncgotla-
iions. British diplomacy succeeded
In blocking the German railway from
the Persian rulf hy %pcrsuadiur -Lcih
MobarcS. practically Independent
ruler over his small domain. 90 re-
fuse the Bagdad railway "a terminus
at kowcit. So. In tho 1871 agree
mc1ts. the company ]reuoulcod o..
right Co build beyond Bagdad. stip-
ulating solcls that d should nave an
equal share iu any future oXtcuH ON
Co tho pulf. Some other ceseloua 1f
H. original rights were made. ana.
Ion return. tho company was givel the
right 10 build q branch line 90 Alex
aadretta. "a rising Asia Minor Med
i%ierranoun port. The value of trade
passing through this port In 19lt
was so. 600. 600. Work toward the
completion Of tho project was going
steadily forward before the wnr
broke out.
THE Berlin nagdnd railway was TO
be a strong factor In aiding GER
many 20 a dominant position In trade
with Asia Mi7er. the Mosopotamian
valley. and Persia and Northeastern
India. The railway was 90 have a
Mediterranean terminus, tht might
serve as a naval base. at Alcv"n-
| drotta. hut eight hours stcumlng from
| cyprus and thirty-six hours from the
Sucz Canal n was TO carry e1dlcf
trains for freight between cOuutricl
with q suporubundnnce ~ natural ro-
sources aud an empire overirlch in
industrial organization
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Many Aibuqncrquc People Have
Done 50.
When the Kidneys are weak they
give unmistakahie warming that
should moi be ignored. ny examln-
ing the urine and treating the Nd
neys upon the first slgn " disorder,
many days o. suffering maj be saved.
Weak kidneys usually expel a dark.
~ -smelIlnR urine. fun 81 ''brickduat'
sediment and painful In passage.
Sluggish Kidneys often cause a dull
pain IN the small OF the back. head
aches, dizzy spells. tired, ianguid feel
mss and frequently rheumatic twin
yes.
Doan's Kidney pills are Tor The
kidneys only. There Is no better rec
commended remedy.
Albuquerque people endorse Deans
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. ". Adair, S23 8. Edith ST.. Al
buqucrquc. says: ~ had a paip be-
low my shoulder blad =. when I
was on my feet OF walking around,
didn't feel the trouble but the mia
ute ! sat down, the pain began. one
box OF Doan's Kidney pills brought
relief. ] know that Doan's Kidney
Pulls are just az good as they are
claimed to be. Occasionally when 4
feel IN need Of a kidney medicine. 1
take them and ! always get quick re-
cults. / have Sdviscd other kidney
sufferers ca try Doan'R Kidney Piiis
and I continue 10 recommend them
as highly as ! did some years ago.
Price soc. NJ an dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pliis-the same that
MA Adair had. Foster. Milhurn Co,
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~ MHL 49,"
chants association, week endlna May
let. 1913. Room 90. BARNETT build
ing. Phone l03. <. q. Ackerman.
Warranty ilccsIr.
A. q. Chahin 10 Fldei Apodaca.
piece OF land IN Los Pobianosi 81.
y. A. Hardcmnn ana wife TO Alice
NJ. Miller, north half % lots IL. 20,
20. IS. block rs, ferca addition.
Trinidad q. candclaria to Juanita
Candclaria, east = OF southeast y,
section ~. ana west y OF southwest
Y OF section IS. T. 10 ~. II. H.,
aud piece ~ land In old Albuqucr-
que. precinct 10. teoo
First Savings Bank and Trust Co.
TO james I. GlendcnninG. lot ~. block
2. sellers addition. slgs.
FREDERICK Martinez II wife Il
Luther X. stevens, piece OF land in
%prcncinct 4; 81.
Traction Land and Improvement
co. 20 Mabel NJ Frank. lots \. ID
block 10. Luna Place: $500.
Henry Huning and wife to Frcnci,
!. Cochran. lots rs. 10, 20, "a. bloch
=. a. 4 ?. addition. 81.
Rafael Apodnch y n ana wife {,
~Fredrucvnno Lucero and wife. lot ~
block 3. Gregorio = Rafael Apodacl
addition; $40
ftdcl Apodaca, ct al, 20 Jesus Ro'
nero, piece of land In Los Pnh.
lanos. 81
Harriet q. Alderman to j. "
Peak, lot 3s. block 3. Coronad,
place: 81.
j. g. Smith aud wife 20 j. a. Peak
81 a., piece 81 land IN precinct 3
Los Barclas; 500.
Cclso Garcia and wife to Ia Uni
dad De Nuestro Padre Jesus de- Snsa.
reno piece Of land In precinct 3. Ala.
media. SIC.
kittic Ritter 10 John =, Aaron, loti
6. Z 81, block ~, Paris addition; t3O0
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him crow. 'ris vanity that makes
the world 80 rou1d 1 don't be-
licyc any man ever existed without
vanity aud, if he aid. he would bo
an extremely uncomfortable person
tu have anything a. de- with. ho
would. OF course, be "a very good man
and we should respect him yc.y much
ia man 10 bc put under "a glass case
and shown around 40 n specimen
f. man Co be stuck upon "a pedestal
and copied ike a school exercise, a
man tu ae Ioycd, not q human broth
cr whusr hand we should care Co
Strip. Angels may be exalted sort OF
folk in their way, but We poor NOR
tails iu our present state would prQb-
unlg fud them precious slow COM
! panl. Even mere good people are
rather Depressing.
Vanity is one nI those touches Of
nature that make the whole world
KIN. From the Indian hunter. proud
of his belt ct sCalps, the European
general, swelling beneath his roN of
stars and medals; from the Chinese,
pleeful la the ieugth nf his pigtail.
to the professional beauty" suffer
inRtorturcs In order that her waist
may resemble "a pcs-top, from drag
gie-taiiod little polite stisgins strut
ting through Seven pials with "a tat
tered p]ornsol over her head, Co the
princess. sweeping through a draw %
ing room, with 70 train ioug yards
Tong: from AIRY WANING b. vulgar
chaf the loud laughter of his pals,
10 the Statesmen whose ears are
uokled by the cheers that greet hi,
hieh sounding periods; from the
dark skinned African, hartcring hi'
ARE oils and ivory Tor a few glass
beads 10 hang about his neck the
Christian maiden, selling herself foi
o score OF tiny stones and an ompi
title to tack before ner nnme-al
march and fight ana bleed ana di'
, beneath its tawdry flag.
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THE VIRGINIA. HEALTH Al
MANIAC.

THE mmIy almanac, that indls'
p~ensaole fenture Of family
life. has until recently been
abandoned entirely 20 the patent
medicine" vender and the medical
naker. -Four years ago the health
commissioner Of yireinia. Iscognizing
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The Feminist Movement In Fort
sumner.

(Foet sumner LEADER
With the signt OF "A female nix
lng along In the center of the street
stepping (minus hobbles) hlgh ana
wide. while balancing herself with "
irass -eslfar w each hand; thirty min
utcs later along come another, mount
ed on a ourro equipped with a side
saddle and the lady riding aslride'
while busiiy engaged ih pfoddins
along ten more pack Jacks, makes the
Leader man wonder whether Co CON
suit an ocuiist or sharpen up MS
pistol. In preparation to repci an IN
vaslon Of s~uffrRgettes.
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"MECHEM has found there Il no
grouad"--headmne in state Record.
D
WE TRUST the court will not also
find that there IL no roof
o
THERE MUST be a limit some
where.
THE POLITICAL BUG, says the
Fort summer Review. has been the
ruination OF many a good sheep
herder.
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JOHN HAYS HAMMOND thinks
We should have a Pan-American su-
prcme court 10 adJudicate complaints
aaont foreign Investments In Pan
America. We'd like to see that court
~harmonizing the Carranza and villa
mining laws aud regulations; also the
Huerta concessions.
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WILLIAM p. HART, who boughI
the Enterprise. makes q hit with US
He laws down his platform OF prin'
cipies cold. They follow:
'This paper viii espouse dem
ocracy and VIII champion tho
cause Of right as ! see Il, wher-
ever found. and oppose h o
wrong. will nave at all times "a
deep regard for true religion and
religious matters, and strictly
anti-whisky.r
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~ ny TIE ~
second riddle. sA

-oRMER Secretary 81 the Navy
Gebree Won H. Meyer doesn't
1 think the navs y being run IA
Ncll now a. when ne u a. A
lot " men. big and little. hook ~
thinga that way.
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JUDE JOHNSON told the Atchi-
son Globe that Il bought a lawn
mower yesterday. It's a dandy. The
handle. however. u Just a little too
short for me; but Il Is just risht for
the missus.''
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coIng out to brave The World.

tia Lande Enterprise
Aubra Morris traded his two po-
mics of fors suit of clothes, a little
money, and some other chattels re-
Gently and ON last Monday morning
crawlcd into the clothes aud bought
a ticket 90 Boswell. where he hopes
to lind plenty OF work.
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blouse Pioneer News)
r. W. Bowen ana Dr. Lcmmtns'
county health officer, were out from
Tucumcari Monday TO investigate
some cases Of smallpox reported tu
him by Or. Boon Of McAlister, ana
the doctur reports that The case eN-
amlned by him, Sam Nifisker OF
| Roosevelt. Is the genuine article ana
advised hat everyone be very careful
about contracting the disease. az in
any form Il Is dangerous.
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1N BIDDING farewell TO mia forW
or patrons. Bishop NJ. Bradley, who
sold the la Iande Enterprise last
week. headed his valedictory
"ADUE." He probably had In mind
the unpaid subscriptions.
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now I. ROOSEVELT doesn't
think the government Is being run
a. well aa when he had hold Of the
lever.
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SPECIAL sunday Dinner at Whit
comb Springs.
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inclined 90 view the appalling tragedy
on the other side 81 the Atlantic In
the light ~ Il sport We follow the
moves of the hostile armies with an
interest akin 90 that waioh we feel
towards a fascinating chess play or
an exciting bah game We pick the
winner. we take sides. In the people
OF the bellirercnt countries such an
latitude Is excusable. War b. a pain
olosical state and creates a morbid
psychology, but we who are more
than three thousand miles removed
from the sccens Of battles. have no
such excuse. our press. nal pulpi'
and our lecture platforms should re-
sound with emphatic protests agains'
1.-The wholesale carnage and with con
sisient aud persistent %counsels oil
psaee."
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CFrom the pittsburg Dispatch.i
New York-There Is an oasis near
the Dispatch bureau which caters 10
night workers and the belated festive
ones. The proprietor Is a former
Ptts1urgher. and when he opened
the place he throw the key away
which means that he Is open for bus
mess twcnty-four hours "a day. he
sides making a speciality Of mountain
dew and stogies, the place IS noled
for its terse and unique signs whi'h
dccornte the walls. Here are "a IT,"
Of them: when you're sick whisky
makes YOU we'll. When SQUIRE wei
whisky makes you sick. What are you
10 DO no0pt 49, I'm some places
| whisky gets the best of you. hut In
this place sou get the best of whisky.
why be- thin when YOU can get STOUT
az the harg' "Pstrnnizing us be- Ike
making love go "a widow You can't
over de- BE-" Treating the bartender
h Ike paying the conductors fare
~ every nan was as true Ia his
country al he 90 his wife. Sod help
the O.. s A."
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

tPuhlished by the EctrH Mer-
chants association. week ENDING May
Let. 1913. Room %. Barnett build
ing. Phone a0s. &. q. Alderman.
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GERMANY REJolcES AT
 BRITISH ACkNOWLEDGM MENT

BERLIN, April 20-The British acknowledgment of the impregnability of the Dardanelles defenses to attack by sea, is hailed with delight by the German people. Chancellor von Beth British statement declared that at no time was it considered possible that the sage bY sea. He admitted however, that there was danger that a general lY bring about il reduction of the Turk ish defenses,
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VIENNA HAS NEW FORTlFlcA.
 TONS TO WITHSTAND ENEMY

ROME. April 2o.-Arriyals from Vienna including several Italian mili- tary observers who have been recalled because of charges made by the Aus t,ians that they are guilty of making statements which violated their official teutrality, declare that Vienna which WIS cforc the war, the only European cap:.ai not guarded by a great system Of forts. has during the past four raonths been converted into d great stronghold Women and children are declared to be helping the men to throw up great earthwork defenses. The newly built Notifications are declared tp extend for a distance of twenty miles east and northeast from Vienna.
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CREW SEE MINE
 THAT HURlS THEM INTO
 THE AIR; CLING TO TIMERS

LONDON. April 20.-rhe rescued survivors of the British trawler Albatross which was sunk off the Scotch coast last week declares that the vessel struck mine at sunrise ten miles off shore. The crew assert that they felt the first shock of collision and on looking into the water along side perceived a round dark body rolling along the port bow of the ship and the next moment the vessel was literally hurled from the water by an explosion so powerful that it would have demol- ished the greatest hattleship ahoat.
 The trawler was torn to pieces from bow to stern. Eight of the crew of thirty chung to floating timbers for two days until picked up by British scout ship.
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ALLIES ACKNOWLEDGE FLEET
 UNABLE FORCE DARDANELLES

cooperation of the land forces unless the Russians should succeed in break ing through the Bosphorus in the near future. The admission of failure has been in tho nature of a blow to the people of Britain as the earlier sue cesses had led to the belief that the final passage by the fleet was only matter of time and effort. The leading papers commenting on the matter insist that the allies have gone too far to abandon the attempt and must proceed at whatever cost may be entailed The Mail insists that the winning of the Dardanelles is the most vital factor in the future conduct of tho war
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MINING LAW UP TO GOVERNOR
NEW mImING LAW
 IN GOVERNORS HANDS

the miners of the Territory, the miners lien bill, also introduced by Getchell has all but reached the last stage of and Senate without alteration. In prac- tice, the new law promises to fill d long felt want in protecting the interests of the working miner
 senator Gastauds bill making it d misdemeanor to procure board and lodging by means of false representa- tion and the Heckman amendment to
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GREAT CROWDS SEEK ADMISSION TO BARNES. ROOSEVELT TRIAL.

SYRACUSE. April 2O-Many were turned away before the opening hour of the Barnes Roosevelt libel trial to- day and during the morning session large crowd continued to loiter before the main entrance of the court house eagerly awaiting some scrap of infor- nation concerning the trial.
 Colonel Roosevelt occupied the stand portion of which was devoted to telling the story of his early life and in sketch ing his political career. Roosevelt de- pressing confidence that he will be sue cessful.
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JUNEAU, April 20.-The new mining law drawn by the Committee on Mines and introduced by Representative Get chell has reached the last stage of it's journey through the devious paths of legislation and is now in the hands of Governor Strong, awaiting his approv al. The measure has created a deal of discussion in this section and the final action of the Governor is being awaited with considerable interest.
 Another measure of vital interest to
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LONDON, April 20.-The prevailing high winds since Sunday morning have undoubtedly interferred with further German aero raids. Authentic reports from the Continent show that zeppe- lins have recently made flights from both Leiee and Antwerp, where Count Zeppelin has lately constructed great aerial depots which are expected to CO., operate with the great aero stations at CuXhaven and Zee Brugges. London
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PARIS, April 2O.--Balllan dispatches convey the news of the sinking of two Turkish torpedo boats near the en- trance of the Bosphorus both vessels being blown up while attempting to pass through a mine field laid across the channel by the Russian Black Sea fleet. After planting the mines the Rassians are declared to itaNo '~i'''' drawn leaving some minor vessels on guard in the hope of turing the Turkish fleet into an attack, which plan was
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BERLIN, April 20.--The War De- partment has announced the success of German sapping attacks in the Cham pagne country whereby the trenches of the enemy were completely undermined and the enemy compelled To evacuate with considerable losses in killed and wounded.
 The French attacks against the Ger man lines in the Argonne region are also said to have failed after fierce and sanguinary fighting in which both
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LONDON, April 20.-A bulletin is sued by the war. authorities this morn ing practically admits the inability of the allied fleet to make further progress in the forcing of the Dardanelles de- lenses without cooperation from the land forces now being hurried to the scene as fast as transports can be loaded
 The statement assures the British people that the allied fleet has done all that human beings can do toward fore ing tho passage of the famous water way to the Turkish capital and after recounting the progress achieved asserts that further progress must await the
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KITCHENER CEASES VISITS
 TO GENERALS IN FRANCE

BERLIN, April 20-The activity of the German submarines and aeroplanes in the English Channel under the very eyes of the allied navy has compelled Lord kitchner to cease his weekly visits to France. Consultations with Generals French and Joffre now take place only by telegraph, according to reliable information received at the German capital,
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WILSON URGES SELF POSSESSION
 IN WORLD CRISIS.

WASHINGTON. April 70 President Wilson. addressing the annual meeting of tho local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urged that self-possession and poise be maintained by the people of the United states dur ing the present world crisis. Wilson said that the duty of maintaining that attitude among the people devolved
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the banking act. allowing banks to in corporate with a capital of fifteen thousand dollars have also passed both houses.
 The Aldrich bill providing pensions for aged pioneers has passed the Senate without dissent and will be taken up by the House during the later days of the present week.
 The Snow Eight Hour bill, as apply ing to all classes of labor is now under consideration by the House.
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HEAVY FLAWS DRIVE
 MEN FROM TRENCHES

PETROGRAD, April 20.-Heavy thaws along the East Prussian and North Polish frontiers have compelled both the Germans and Russians to abandon many miles of trenches The resulting floods are bringing terrible misery to the half million soldiers who have been drenched for days and com pelled to eat cold water soaked food
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NEW COAST SURVEY
 BOAT FOR ALASKA

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The De partment of Commerce has decided that a new geodetie survey vessel will be necessary to properly fulfill the neces- sities of survey work along the Alaska coasts and plans for a vessel adequate to fill all the necessary requirements were today ordered to be drawn. The specifications require that the new yes
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sel is to be built on the Pacific coast The liberal appropriation granted for the uses of the coast survey by the last Congress will greatly facilitate the work of charting the waters adjacent to the Alaska coast and the department plans to push the work of surveying and plating during the coming sum mer.
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GERMANS TORPEDO TRAWLER VANILLA
 IN THE NORTH SEA

LONDON. April 2O.-A German sub marine attacked and sunk the trawler Vanilla in the North Sea today and also tried to torpedo another traWmg Yes- sel which attempted to rescue the crew of the stricken ship, with the result that all of the crew of the former per ished The German is said to have given no warning in the first instance
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lines for an hours visit The cheerful courage exhibited at all times by the women of the empire has communieat- ed itself to the soldiers who declare that they the fatherland will surely win.
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GREEK PREMIER ARRIVES
 IN EGYPT

ALEXANDRIA, April 20.-M.Veni- zelos the former Greek Premier who resigned his portfolio at the time of the conflict between the Creek ruler and his cabinet oyer the question of enter ing the European war, arrived here to- day and was welcomed by the Sultan's brother.
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ITALY ISSUES 49 HOUR ULT|MATUM
 TO AUSTRIA

BASIL, April 20.-Italian reports de- clare that Italy has issued an ultima tum to Austria Hungary which must be complied with within forty eight hours, failing which state of hostl- ities will he considered to exist. Con frmation of the report is impossible owing to the secrecy of diplomatic
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VILLA CRUSH|NCLY
 DEFEATED AT CELAYA

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Advices received by the state Department indi- cate that Villa has been crushingly de featpd bY General Obregon at Celaya after two days of severe fighting. Villa is declared to have been compelled to retreat and js in great danger of being
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of no particular changes despite the vigorous offensive of the enemy. Fight ing on the eastern front has been large ly defensive The Russian offensive at all points along the Prussian border continues with the situation dead locked
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The rapidly rising water is said to have driven both sides from their places of conCealment and into the open where the artillery mounted on higher around opened fire killing thousands of both Tuetons and Slavs
 For Nome News and Worlds news Jet the Nugget.
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RUSSIANS TRAP TURKISH
 TORPEDO BOATS

entirely successful and resulting in disaster overtakine the first vessels to venture out. The entire crews of both ships are declared to have drowned with their ships.
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BUDAPEST WILL PUT IN SHAPE
 TO RESIST A HEAVY SIEGE

ROME, April 2O.-Austrian reports again indicate that the archives of the nation have been removed to Prague during the past month and that pre- parations to put Budapest in state to resist seize are being rushed with all haste.
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WIVES OF GERMANS
 ALLOWED BEHIND LINES

BERLIN, April 20.-During the lull in both the eastern and western thea tres of war, hundreds of women and
 children of the Kaiser's leading officers have been allowed to go behind the