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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

Sanla ne, May aa,-Secrctafy q
State Antonio Lucero, ex-Govern9r NJ.
a. Otero, Col George w. Prichard and
Judge John II. McFle Inst evening adj
dressed prohibition meeting inward
No. .. The hall was crowded and
when vote was called every one
present voted dry Tonight Il SINH
lar meeting was held In Ward No. |.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

"prlor to using chamberlains Tab
lets some four or five years ago | WINS
a great sufferer from headache, dig
illness and dependency. My appetite
was poor aud | was greatly troubled
with constipation. chamberlain's Tab
let's relieved me Of those distressing
symptoms soon after ! began tnking
them, and eventually I was restored To.
perfect health writes Mrs. II.
Dietsche. Rome, N. Y. obtainable ev-
erywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

NAY 81. MONDAY.
Store will be closed all day.
u. W. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

There is no publicly owned land Inv
the valley now. There is, however, a
considerable quantity of railroad land
and a small amount of school land
Raw land can be obtained for $40 TO
SIS an acre, exclusive of water right.
An interesting feature of the irri-
cation work is that low lands are fill
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
STAYED AWAY
FOUR NIGHTS
IN % YEARS

"Iie staveu away four nights in
the % years ~ our rricd life,
complained Mr. LucT5ti1 Young.
III Judge Cedds court Wednesday
morning during the haorjug OF her
suit for divorce
isn't fhat G=attv go117' inquired
the attorney for The hl 5aud Fred
erick Young
NO snapped Mrs Young a
mans place Is his home
Young formetlv was an overall
manuratHr-r@ bt lint - fa!Lcd-
nd nc f7i7Trn. 4rf-crliHg ~ thR
wife. led him into easy ways He
gave her only 81 per week he said.
I'VE had n home on lroquols-
ave she testified. arid had 10 have
maid kept that home up on a
total income Of So "A week"
Young alleges that bis wife lost
her Affection for him after he had
failed and She had come into wealth
through the death Of her father, Jo-
seph Tirich re Is cOntesting the
ca %. having filed n cSoss bill
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
CLEANERS SEE
LIGHT AHEAD

PORT HURON, Men, Dec. -
tspeciap -Today's session OF the
State Federation OF Cleaners was
given over to discussion OF com.
mittee reports and the improvem sut
OF marketing conditions in fbis
state. Supervisor Fred Marvin
pointed out the lack OF cooperation
between farmers in bringing about
a uniform system OF markets so mar
farmers everywhere would have a
place 10 dispose OF their products
nj prices which are equivalent
everywhere. He said that the
Cleaners farmers were working to.
ward this end and expected that
their Efforts would be crowned with
success. strange a. IL may seem. d"
said Mr. Marvin, III IS true that for
many years men and women en-
saged in the occupation OF farming
have complained OF marketing
system through which they suffer
abuse and usurpations.
Never in the history OF the order
has there oecn greater cause for re-.
joicing than now "
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Fear Greeks Have
Pact With Bulgars

LONDON. Dee. Bwrar delay
IN Selling Monastir BE- regarded here
as strengthening The probability
that an understanding exist. boz.
tween Greece and Bulgaria n tbe
is the case It's admitted an ami
cable agreement between The Allies
and Greece will be difficult. " not
impossible
An accounts arc that there are
no military oastacie- iu The vav OF
Nonastir's occupation hy ,Ar Bulaar
forces. They need 81 10 complete
their conquest Of Macedonia. Upio-
mats said today thar TO invaders
inactivity can only b. explained on
the ground that they do not wish 20
alarm Greece by approaching so
close 10 her frontier
Decision on a definite program is
looked for hv the cabinet var couu-
ell. today. Presumably IT,. VIII be
submitted 20 the French and per.
haps also 10 the italian and Russian
governments. and. II approved what
ever steps that are necessary VIII
be taken Jointly 10 insure the Allies
against Greek Interference with
their Balkan operations.
Lord Kitchener f. reported on
good authority 20 have decided
against abandoning the pardauelief
campaign ..
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
GRAND JURY
NOT Gull TY
Judge InStructs for Ac-
quittal in Freak
Damage Suit

-, 80 gen." l'1'
" '--'- NJ 20 JIS' ''i.''
~ ''.'.' ''' ''''N tue Jury 3" CIR
... o''s '.5''''- que F'''0'v u"u'.
'',. ''.'',u '' o'ule' i'oS'-
-''.'' ~ .,'.-''' "T''''S' .l''
-'''' .--' "'.'. '"' cars "No ''
..',N'N '.'''.' '- q ''Fo.' y" re-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
DENNY co.
TO EXPAND
Hears of Pro-
jected 100000 In
crease i'm Stock

One more motor car company is
due for a boost in capitalization. &C
cording TO the gossip on Griswold.st
This time it is one OF the newer
companies, the DENLY Motor Truck
Co.
The present capital OF the DENLY
company is s25o0Oo. all common
stock II is understood that an In.
crease is shortly TO be made which
will MAKE the capital OF the com.
pany$75o OOo. OF which $3.50, 900 will
he preferred stock and the other
100000 common.
Il is not the understanding that
the stock is TO be placed on the gen
cral market or handled by brokers
at all. II II said mat the company
is taking subscriptions for the new
stock directly selling the preferred
stock at par and giving a common
stock bonus OF s. or ~ per cent
with each saln OF preferred. Ac-
cording 10 meu In financial circles
the stock is being rapidly taken. TOO.
more than half the issue or prefer
red stock having been subscribed in
the first few-days OF its Offering.
G3rviu Dpub, Is president az the
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
REPORT or
YEAR MADE
Salvation Army Gives
Figure of Work Done
Among Needy

The Salvation Army has sent out
lis annual report and It's annual
plea The expenditures for the year
are carefully itemized and total $780,
795.Os the citldel being more than
self supporting with It's property
reRts. etc, and the Womeu's Hotel
nearly so.
The income for the year. received
from donations in the city was Sill
02l 0S the percentage from national
headquarters citidel. rents. hotel.
suudries. etc. is S26,7e5.Ds In all.
The institution seems 10 DC on sol
Id financial basis. its assets being
$s7.35S62 and it's liabilities S32,.
91715, leaving a balance 10 the good
Of Sj4.J5I47.
There have been 269 open air
meetings. J37 indoor meetings, 372
conversions and 6,S1s attendance at
Sunday school Eighty-one girls
have been received at tho Rescue
Home during the year. 70 OF whom
have passed out again as "satisfac-
tory: 13,i9i lodgings have been
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Reads Sermon. Steals Gems.

HARTFORD. Conn. Doc. o.
Thou shalt not steal, was the title
ol a sermon the Rev. John r. John.
stone, OF the First Presbyterian
church, finished Saturday He got
through in time for the Yale foot
bali game The manuscript DO ler
on his desk lie reported that "a
burglar had entered his house and
read the sermon. fniH was revealed
by candle drippings all around it
The burglar was so affected that he
left the sermon, but he took a large
amount Of jewclry
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
pdc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS 7

interfere with your plans
"poH intend tu visit helligercnt
countries -
Then ho0 d. you expect to get
the bows one of One trenches
"WeU have AN international court
sitting al Tho ~ Jsue to which any
OF the belljgerents can turn when
obey vept peace That court wifi
.bc putc mp Of delegates, say Eve
from each country, chosen by the
peace advocates who meet at our
conference.
VINO viii hnance the iuterna.
uonal court ."
II viii III back IL 10 the limit
"Will William J. Bryan sit as one
of The members 81 the court 90
Il hope not" intcrposei Theodore
r pelavigne. or Detroit. described
as Fcrd's peace commissioner
rord vss asked II hc approved
Dr'7NiEne's statement
"Trc delegates viii rhposs their
own members Of th' court he said.
ey7iing a direct reniy.
The first Of Tho ont OF town dole.
gates began arriving today Miss
Aluo H~<hcrg OF Minnesota, the
f~st arrtaM was compelled TO pace
thc hoteN lobby for more than an
hour by the doorkcepe-. who barred
the way 10 Ford heolQua tiers. The
wife NJ IHdgs Bon Lindsey. OF Don.
'c-. was the second arrival Others
came streaming I'm m the afternoon.
heavily laden with luggage FOR the
iannN
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
APPEAL. TO
DR.. BOYLE
Managers of "Exper-
ience' Say Criticism
Is Unjust


lhe statements made by the Rev
w. II Wray boyie, Sunday. in the
Woodward-aye. Presbvterl,n- courcb
,,i,b regard 80 ,o. ,..u,SS..>9 ~,
a.,
... - " i'o' any play HNpe-
-, g 'o'-i' 80 '"' "''r'l'A 'h'
60. CIV. n.N. "e'A' are objected 20 'y
49, 49,, . o' INp'' '"'e "uu
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80 "- ~ -'s sue "a vac '"S' WIN
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Local

furnished women In the citidel and
296SS beds supplied at the mems
lodging house. t5i families have
been assisted -wttA-eeaf. sracerlcs,
clothing, etc and LOCO I hristmas
dinners we're sent 10 homes of the
needy, 2.l4S persons have received
medical attention at the free dis
pensary and 3,577 sick have been
visited and cared fors 10000 band
ages have been sent TO the war zone
and al missing people have been To-
Gated and sportatiop furnished
TO homes and friends.
The Salvation Army thanks all of
its friends for helping 90 make this
good report possible and asks that
they viii continue TO give their sup.
port in the future. all checks 10 be
made payable To The Salvation
Army"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
SPECIAL.
SITS FORT STREET
SUBDIVISION LOTS S135

70 advertise Garfield Park. our new
surd vision, situated on West Fort
st. We viii. rr cor before VI unti.N.
Dec ., sell one hundred OF our S1T5
lots for only 1880 s.tCh payable $40
down and s. monthly But one 90
two lots 90 each customer cat fhis
special price Garfield PARK has one
half milo frontage uu Forrest and
is but ID short distance from the
proposed Immense Tractor Plant Of
Henry Ford and scores % furturtrs
now employing thousand uf people.
Trolley pa .a.s close TO oar prop
erfy- Detroit river but q short dis
lance away our speciality Is to-
sell wsil-!oratrd lots 90 hor1e-
builders and Investors az small
margin az profit WC car save YOU
40 per cent hy dealing with Us Re-
fore paving big retail prices fnr
lots. come put ana SEQ our property
foy Yourself s blind man>rau see
the future ~ this rapidly growing
section can any day, Including
sunday 10 q M. io-i5 "a. Me- ~
3 iu.. or 3 "a y ~tua and we viii
take YOU ont by trolley "r one 90
our arItpwph lies Go inspect our
property Bpmemher you will Poi"
uudor no obi. cation 20 bus SOC ~
for yourself tnr maps and PLANS
% those 22-5 sold sycoIal FOR SIS,
call telephone or address before
Monday Dec 8,
s.. f. BRUCEr& co.
Telephone Main 3i75.
ONCE hours. a. N 20 \ 80 y m.
1879 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Escaped Years Ago: surrenasrs.

BOWLING GREEN. Dee. -
Prank Mcclure walked into the
sheriff's Office here on Sunday and
told OF his escape from the Wood
county Jail in 1906. when he was
being held, with Martin Kirby and
Jim Hughes. charged with the muir.
der of Constable Thornton At Per.
tysburg on Nov. %, 1905. McGuire
declares he's innocent His fears as
a fugitive from justice caused Nc
Grife 20 give up Kirby served
a term. hughes died IN prison.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Italians Renew
GOritZ Hammerirg

ROME Dec. . -Th" italian aruI-
'ary is h7mmoring the Austr.an-'
lson2o front today. preparatory 70 a
renewal " infantry attacks on TIM
cnemys positions. Wednesday. ac.
cordirg to the Official roport was
comparatively quiet, tho Italian
troops being occupied .G strength
ening the positions attained"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

Albert w neLatour, representing
the Jewel Tea Co. obtained a war
rant In police court. Wednesday. for
Walter F. Dieterle. an agent Of the
company. who IS alleged TO have
converted $3.50 az the company's
money 10 his own uses Dieterle
WAS arrested several days ago by
f.e.ll4ee- Detectives. after IN investiga.
ton had been made by the com
pany
Arraigred before Justice Stein.
he pleaded not guilty, and WAS
bound over 10 recorders court, un-
der s. 600 bail.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
DOG Kills Horse

COLUMBUS, Ind, Dec Flames
Olmsteads savage bulldog was lett
in the barn with his valuable horse
The dog killed the horse, gashiug
It's throat and chewing of one OF
its hind legs
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
AZ The 500.

SAULT STE MAR p. Mich nee ..
Up Fisher La~slle :. Edmonton
To laNr night. BlCgN. Tthabasla, q $50
a. rl-. Mavtham. $50.
Down. stanton. tstecl Wolf 30
las night Leopold s, Rol7r1. $685.
McAFillIrs. 10. AEawa. Morrow N.i-
liam Livingston. 1880. Northern
Iaud Prince. midnight. Yates. = a.
Hohstus. J IS M. Glen Lyon. Uwbr.a.
MasabA Clarke. ESQ, Joshua Ehodr-.
30 cttus, LdcKawsnn1. (. Dalton.
Mckinney. =. Jurfata, $3.50. j j
Brown. Labeile. Algonquin. %. Man
chester. Dustin. g., Georr, Peavey. s..
-udrews, French TO.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Produce Market

good tals srr.H-. HHH
men rcuHf,s4 ...,.r
To- otas d HtU.,
Dire ed ealtr uu UUe-.
better tHlf nr ..
.ce.l- of anrf. v-.. 10.
me- Ha.I boon r
-.1d H'
cheese W'r. 70.
1ltHoual na. e. nslN i.r
-.r.f....,..
Nlp''N ..I
80. '',t1 -g-,
uraSats t'sea sa'p,.l. s.'. z
hcans - r..H .Has
1rHnbrrrieH- Case So
DBL. peg 'N jan. it"-.
CauIino, cr -El.f.r2 per tu
OHhhnge 80 r.t l2+ .-..-
cheese 81 nissan ..- ..f
New lurk.
I.l. 1-Ih.. Ire., t-..- ..t.|.
I-. lprE rr. t..
GILL; per H.
Caltor0ta ttuiI, a.
"a g. {. 1am,-rs $50
NJ n,c. =, ..s, lash. .a
heavy, 1a. Iu.
tr,sh ,-s'a1Ie'.. 90
bu; green peppers, % a 80. tF o.
.aslle, ett-e
H.. paIe-,g. t-u-'
hot house. S..-. Pea uaE
house tomatoes, --s ~" glAA
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
WAR BABES
IN SLUMP
Bears Raid Industrials
Alcohol Is
Forced Up

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-selllHe
pressure at the opening Of RE stock
xxchange today sent prices of trac-
ltionally. War stocks were the OBJ
ject Of bear activities,
Industrial, Alcohol was an excep-
tion, selling up 3-4 to III -.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Manslaughter Charge Is laid.

Justice Sellers issued warrant.
charging manslaughter, Wednes.
day for George Mitchell, of No
1880 lroquois-ave. who Is alleged
TO have struck John Hausetin,
former patrolman. iunicting injuries
that resulted in the mans death In
the cell block OF ;he Mcclellan sta
ton. Monday The warrant was
sworn 70 by Detectives Rogers and
Kolb, who arrested Mitchell after
he IS SAD 10 have told friends that
ne paSripated in night With
Hau<Pin He later is said 30 have
adnltteti that he struck the blow.
H3.hell Zsa arraisned before
Justice Stein. and his examination
vas set for Tuesday fIis bail was
set ~ $4,000, two surctics
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
FORD NOT
TO ATTEMPT
MIRACLES


Parker'7 attack upoa you az a stru;
ting Gown" asked one reporter.
Parker? on the man that tried
20 run for president" replied Ford.
no"
'NVill the state Departments an.
nounccment that &c will not Issue
passports 10 belligerent countries
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

CLEVELAND. Dec. 2.--Harmony
was lacking In Judge Esteps court
when Mrs. Mary Music faced her
husband. Charles Music. Each want.
ed divorce on the ground OF cru
city"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

Experiments with powdered peat
fuel having pfoved successful in
sweden. a factory FOR IT'S production
0n = large scale viii be established.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

An ice breaking steamer built in
Sweden for the Russian government
has cut it, way through ice fields 30
feet thick when using only half its
power.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

The nrst halfplnt Of milk Of n
milking contained only 107 per cent
Of cream, while the last halfpint
contained 1870 per cent.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
WILSON LINER ON
GOODWIN SANDS

DEAL. Eng, Dec THE Wilson
liner Marengo. New York for Hun. is
ashore today on the Goodwin sands.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
NEW YORK COTTON ENCuANeu

- 1uotatlons by Paine, Weber a 90.
AeS . Opening Noon
7.....-- Bid Ask BID AK
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02

=; So D; s;;, s;:s ssss,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
SONNINO
HINTS AUSTRIA
WANTS PEACE

'coutiuucd fran FAKE oneh
The Detroit times., 1915-12-02
Detroit Stock Elk.
Active stocks

These quotiHous subjeet to com
iss.D charges
, 1915-09-22

was hit by 4 bomb while saying fnr' well 30
his tiauree. The gnl was not il juItd.
Advices from Copenhagen stat that MI
Germans IN Denmark up TO the n9e Of 45
have been recalled to the colours. Nuny
who have lived in Denmark for 20 years or
more and established businesses hpve up
piled for naturalization papers to evade army
service, but the Danish Government bias de-
cided, on grounds OF neutrality, to refuse
such naturalization
New York, Sept. 20th-A despatch from
the correspondent Of the Associated tress
ut Berlin gives tie result Of nm interview
with Herr Won Jagow, the Secretary Of Sttte
for Foreign Affairs, who said: May be
there is room for an honest difference Of
opinion regarding the "Arabic" and | atu
perfectly willing 10 thoroughly pXnmlue the
summary Of the evidence the American Gov
eminent has just transmitted. Regarding
the larger question Of submarine warfare
the attitude of Germany is perfectly clell.
Enemy passenger steamers Will not be
subjected TO attack without Wuruiug, pro
vid4d they respect the regular maritime
cod and they viii be sunk only when OPP
poltumty is given TO provide for the safety
Of the passengers aud crew. Tie instruc-
tions to German eubmnriue commanders on
this point ale very precise aDd definite and
60 us far as possible to eliminate the posi-
bIIity Of rriOr or actilent.'
, 1915-09-22

London, Sept. 20th.-Imporlnnce is at
tnched to the destruction by French artillery
of a great bridge across the Meuse At St.
Nihiel, at the point Of the German wedge,
possibly cutting off The GermNns at Chau-
NuncuuIt across the river. A German cap
tive balloon was brought down north east
If st. Mihiel, and on the remainder Of the
front there have been artillery actions by
both sides. with grenade throwing ind rifle
firing IN the region of Rove. In the valley
of Tue Meta, north Of Berry An Buc, q
German advanced post has been destroyed.
The Crown Priuce Of G In.any is believed to
be preparing another big offensive on the
BinarviIIe Venue LIE Chateau froat.
4 French official communique states: "In
the Dardanelles from September 18th TO
18th there was 10 movement of importance.
The Turks attacked several positions on our
front, but no mines were employed up TO
this time. On the morning Of the 17th an
enemy mine gallery was destroyed 10y our
counter-miues, the operation being per
tectly successful without costing us the loss
al a single mau.
A SeIbiau official statement says: "The
enemy rhrlce attempted TO cross the Save on
,he night OF The 14lh, but was repulsed each
time by ON infautIy. On the 18th we
levelled The forllticatious Of the enemy along
the Danube ut The confluence Of the Pek
and towards the villnge Of B'ilula near
SouSka, Oh the Save front.
y Russian semi official bulletin states:
NNllltury experts consider TINT a strateglcal
period Of quite exceptional importance has
bt gun on our north aud west fronts, and
everything leads TO the belief that despel-
ale fighting between great forces are pro
ceeding and will soon assume The character
Of II general battle such as has not been
fought since the fall Of Warsaw. On our
southwest front the Germans beyond kovno
have sutfyred a defeat, and our troops rs
III les north,west of Derajno ale successfully
developing an action III south western Vol
, 1915-09-22

and we have continuou7 and detailed re-
pnttS FROM the French aviatOrs on this point.
The Serbian Army hHs been reorgaMIZrd
and /, well supplied with munitions and
would r-nder most difficult to the enemy
the crossing Of orr mountainous country.
He would require ut least 100000 men 10
mike he attempt and where would the Ger
luuns find them?
A despatch to the Balkan Agency from
Athens says that q further large number OF
troops have been called to the Greek colours
aud that 4 royal decree has been issued call
inc ont the reservisIs Of the classes Of 1886,
1897 and 1888 on October 1St
The Athens correspondent OF the DIily
Telegraph" states that Or. Rado,lnvoff, the
Bulguiun Premier, addressing The foreign
Ministers at Sofn, sand Tint Bulgarian public
opinion was against an attack being made
upon Turkey.
The Parliamentary writer of the DAILY
News" say: I'VE are now faced with a pohtl-
rll crisis Of the first magnitude, by winch
che ualionai interests may suffer grieyously
and the realm my lie endangered. Some Of
the more powerful 9~onscriptionist Ministers
are determined to force the issue OF compu,-
sorry service at a meeting Of the Cabinet t.
be held next week, if they nre able, and fail
ing to get an ag cement with thrir policy,
the failure OF which is assumed, since the
mniouu1 Of the Government are against the
measure, they mteud 70 p~recipitata il Cabl-
net crisis by THEN resignation md force a
GeneruI Election. the issue Of which Will he
compulsory service.
New York, Sept. l9th.-Advices from
Nome, Alaska, state that Hr Slefansson, the
lender Of the Canadian Arctic Expedition, Is
alive and we'll. He las discovered new land
il he North and has nccompIshe practically
every purpose for which the journey was uu-
dertaken, according to news bought by the
power schooner 'Ruby,' which arrived on
Friday from Herschell Island. d.. Stefnns-
son is now on Banks Land, and is Quitting
tor The continuance of his expeditions west
ward to ascertain the full extent Of the new
land southwest Of Prince Patrick's Island.
He ed the continuance Of the CONT
mental shelf for several degrees west Of
Banks Land and has determined its south
ern limits, but was unable TO continue his
explorations to the north west. He intends
to establish a base on Banks Land and CON
tinue exploring from that port.
London, Sept. 18lh-Sugur in stock on
the 1lrh inst. was 1000 tous. Last year
40. 600 tons.
, 1915-09-22
q eneNleA "A lnmaica.l

-
London, NP'. - \ '~'R'n I'm "a
statement say. 'Lhe EXTENSIVE attack hy
General Won Elchhoru against YUMA mas oeeh
crowned with complete success. Oht lett
wing reached VI 1Iolechho, nud Ye$tetdhE
morning WorI"nI, aud attempts ~ Tue en-
my to break thioHSu our lheS ~ me dltto-
ton Of Massachusetts, with strong t"tctS hut
utdly collected, fAltd 60 nPIeielN. owing
to the uninterrupted progress u our e"c"-
cling movement, with 'lmultHne 'uS strong
attacks 10y The troops I'm ter Generals 9eno'z
aud GAllWitz, tde enemy forces opposing uS
are beng forced since Saturday 10 retreat "N
quickly rs poSslol" Al"nS tue enWf' Ifoh''
The strongly fortified town 81 wilma mas l"II-
en- INTO our hands, add The enemy Is being
pursued nlong the entire llne. Prince Leo
pold IS also occupied ~ pursuing the retreat
lnS enemy and has renched " hh3 running
through NIerdowIoz > D'reWnoJ ""d Doc
rymul, amt the enemy re"r6utrd' nave boeu
defeated.
An Austrian official statement says; 'On
Saturday q net prevailed III Fast N'Nl'cl"'
Opposite our Iiuo on the IkwH the enemy dIs-
played strong artillery activity. In The Vol
hyniub fortress triangle we hive occupied :
new position, unhindered by the enemy.
The enemy is retrenting from Llthuanut,
pursued by the Austr0-Hungnrlaus advancing
with the German nrmy.
The daily Mails correspondent at Pc
troSrad reports rs follows: II have just re-
Ceived assurances that it is considered i'm
possible for the Germans to succeed III
their threatened env@lopnent of the V'lm
group of armies, although they have sue
ceeded III outh mixing the Russian right, and
in sending cavalry to cut the railway ut
their rear ut VIIeI2n. Confidence il felt IA
the steadiness Of the Russians in retirement,
and in their ability to escape from the suck