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art squares, also a fen gal
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
RUSSIANS DECLARE RiGA
NAVAL LOSSES ARR HEAVY

petrograd Aug %. tvia London,
Aug. -, 2,i0 a.. M THE tolloWing
official statement was issued tonight
81 the Russian war office
"ln the last operations loo the quit
az Riga the German tloct suffered
the following losses
one battle cruiser two light Druis-
ors and not less than oight torpedo
boat deslroyera placed hofs de- GONE
bat Some OF me latter sunk
"0n land n the RIm region iu
the direction of jaeuhstadt AMI
Dylnsk towards the west the sitm-
ton IS unchanged
"On the sycnta between the N,lltn
and Niomen on the sfgt aud 2end
we held the ouemys offensive ON the
front of koufsk Nilkpmlr-hoche-
dary -Drsomnichh Further south
some uf our units passed itow ihe
left bank Of the middle Niemeu 90
the right hank
"Hetwoen the Bour aud tht brcsi
Lltotak region we continue % dvfeud
0ut pusiuona step hf step on Che
alet and 99ud the enemy made nus
most stubborn attacks uu iAu lower
Bohr in me region ol GhatwniW nnd
pioifk In au sastprly direction tnt on
The front of Kloghtehgli NysOlH-
nrfW lAtoyek
oa ihe right bank IF the Bug east
Of Nhdo,a the principal cHem, tt-
lacks continue iu the region uf the
lakes near puahCM on tho evening
OF the slnd the enemy attempted 90
assume the offensive also bog The die
reCtion OF k0ycl
THE situation in GHHcA is am
ahMnanA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
GOVERNORS WILL
WATCH TORPEDO
BOAT DESTROYER
Unusual Experience Provided
for Present and Former
State Executives at Nav
Department Conference.


Boston, Aug. 23.-An upusu,I a,
pefence awaits the govcrpore ,r5
former state executives who 8r. a.
attend the annual sessions Of Ma ooa.
terence Of governors Of mo roito5
states which opens tomorrow rbo,
dte tu pc the objects of "a sunDnsod
torpedo attack in connection Vitl
review ~ the north Atlantic fleet of
Boston Light next Wednesday
me governors. together With Sec
rotary of the NAVY Daniels sr. ",
board the battieshiD Wyoming Az
ne lleet passes before them. ono of
the oestroyers VIII launch a tarDed0
tue course Of which is 10 be arranged
20 that the governors may watch It'd
from ITS start until It's power is ex-
hausted before it reaches its marN
~ The meantime battloships and de-
siro} ers will go through series IL
battle maneuVers.
Fleet Reaches Newport Tomorrow.
The fleet left Newport. r. J.. This
morning and is expected off Boston
Light sometime tomorrow AT the
conclusion of the review the war
vessels VIII leave for the southern
drill grounds.
Among the state executives and
former governors who arrived for Aa
conference tonight were Governors
Arthur Capper of Kansas NiIlam
Spry of Utah, Frank NJ Byrns of
South Dakota, and Robert J.. VIII
liams of oklahoma. mad former cX-
eeutives Joseph NJ Carey off NEom-
ing, Alya Adams and Elias NJ An-
mons, of Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
WASHINGTON is STILL
WAITING FOR NEWS
ABOUT STEAMER ARABIC


so-o-o.oo-o-o-o-~-o-o-o~>- ----~-~-~~~o-~-~-o~-~>
the Arabic" says the Overseas News
Agency in an item given out for
transmission today zone report
says that the passengers and crew re-
ceWed life belts when the steamer
entered the danger zone. This state
ment is declared 10 be nonsensical
because, it Is pointed out. vessel
leaving Liverpool is at once In the
danger zone. However, the distrihut
ton Of life belts. Il is argued. admits
Of the conclusion that the steamers
captain obcying admiralty orders and
spurred on by a high money reward,
intended 90 ram the submarine as
soon as it was sighted
"Other reports state explicitly that
no submarine or torpedo was sighted.
permitting an assumption that the
ship struck loose mine, all this
showing the necessity for awaiting
the official report
The Deutschc Tages Zeitung says
editorally
eff il is true that d German sub
marine destroyed the Arabic and that
American citizens thereby were acct
dentally drowned, this is "a fresh JUS
tfcation of German warnings TO for
eigners not TO enter the war zone on
board British ships and Of Germanys
advice that they use neutral ships in
stead.
"'It rs extremely regrettable.' the
Tages Zcitung adds, that the United
states had entirely diswgarded Ger
manys warnings and thereby threats
to cause Germany to give up subma-
rine warfare which is an impossible
iy This doubtless is the unanimous
sentiment of the German nation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
WAR PRISONERS
HAVE Wallets To
WAIT ON THEN
Lot of German CaDtiges 81
France Is Described as
IdeaE 0rderIies Black Their
Shoes and Brush Clothes,

pnrta Auru 90 t-.a m u,-..-
p'Fsteurrafies N. f..,st.,,, ANY,. -
neon VISITING ~ -.,,,,g T-,-.,t'.-
prisoners la peife rsie :, v.rit,,,,, ~
ihe Tennis = deser,nfior ~ vrb9t 81
saw declares ma ,,.ert. &c. 49,
an orderly vb. fI.eis Ks 49,
brushes Ms eiptbes ana ,io.s ~ ,,5ss .
inc Of has Il dore All nv offirsqs
vear sDoflrss linen s.5 ,r, fro.l,i,'
shaven They ol.as,,o so,l,o tbog,-
selves + n,ost c,rr..t 4te.,,t.ts
BARON DsFsto,tr..tios Z, t,lt.f,,g
with soldiers ygb.. .-o,,,,i5I,,,9 ~ tb5IT
treatment rspart.s,f tb5t t,,s,- f,,ll.rlt
well.
"rhat is potwitbstandng the condi-
lion. one ~ tbss, retIie3 ~ q II
aftr good health g,.5 ,,,,r ,.er,,,..,, t,,,,-
iyframent tbat ,ra owe our be.,r ae
H. are
Another added
and on dis.i,lir, = orisc .,..,,.
morplpa IN o,.l6.k ana me- ~, M
ercige In he oucn sfr
.ptt amer In ,,b.t ts 30 voit is.l- o.,
asked Rarop u.r.stot,rnoiles "an5
mn nv ana ~ & ~ III,
AM tho men in, M ero,,n c,.laf,,.e,,
ebafhs rardeps i5bert,
Two R,tt,- . Necl.
They were reminded fi.st thev had
two sea baths "a e-eel ana en many
occasions wore parr,ifted A. vyarasr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
CL0UDBURST WASHES
OUT E. P & S, w. TRACK

IN paso, Tex. Aug. ga cloud
burst this afternoon tore out two
miles Of track on the El Paso and
Southwestern railroad at Corona, N.
NJ. The westbound Californian and
the eastbound Golden state limited
OF The Rock Island routes are caught
on either side of the washout Traf-
Tie VIII be delayed twelve to twenty
four hours according 10 railroad Of
ficials here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
GALVESTON WILL GET
WATER SUPPLY TODAY

Galveston, Tex, Aug 28-An ade-
quato water supply the citys most
pressing need since the tropical storm
of "a week ago, Will oe obtained by to-
morrow niaht and trains VIII be run.
ming into the city within two weeks,
were cheering announcements made
tonight by those directing the work "
restoring order in the storm swept
district
Repairs Ion two water mains, the
submerged main across the bay and
the pipe line across the damaged
cause way To the mainland are being
rushed with the possibility that con-
nectons will boz made by tomorrow
night IL has now been seven DAYS
since water flowed through the city
sewers but every precautlon has been
taken hY the health authorities to
prevent disease
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
CRAZY MARKET
DUE To RUMORS
ABOUT ARABIC
Wide and ErratiC Changes
Feature Days Trading With
U, S, Steel Center of the
Excitement.


New York. Aug 23.-Wide and err
ratio changes marked the course Of
tod8y's stock market mainly as a
result of the anxiety resulting from
the Arabic incident Leading shares
fen / to points after a fairly steady
opening. while the shares comprising
the so-ealled war group registered ex-
IRENE declines Of 3 to almost S points
United States Steel was the center
OF the selling which reached its
height during the morning. Steel was
offered i'm enormous quantities, the
total Overturn mp TO noon aggregating
over 1885, 600 shares or almost one
third of the two hours business. II
fen TO 63A compared with last Satur-
days close of f0 8s, much Of the
stock coming from speculative sources.
Other extreme declines included
points for General Motors at 1876, 6 p
for Studebaker al 93la points each
for Bethlehem Steel. common, and
Baldwin Locomotive at 266 and 10
respectively, and & for Allis Chal-
mers at 30 ls Most of these losses
We're fully retrieved during the mid
session when substantial interests put
in supporting orders in steel This
proved the turning point. later deal
ings being on a more moderate scale,
but with almost uninterrupted recov-
cry.
The Improvement was coincident
with rumors that Germany might be
able 10 offer an explanation Of the
sinking Of the British liner Arabic.
which would change the complexion
of The incident This. together with
heavy buying of our stocks for for
eign account. helped in great measure
10 restore confidence
Tho session was disastrous for the.
bears, whose activities aided The early
decline Best prices OF the day were
made In the last hour and final quo
tations were mostly within point orI
two of the top
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

shells sclrchlIEhta moved from point
% point ana magazines exploded Ht
brief intervals. rockets Whix1ed Into
the air ana the thunder 81 cannon was
coniinuoua.
shortly before J. o'clock sheets of
flame HnrlnE into De air from tho
northern front indicating that one 81
the forts had been hloWH up soon
afterwHfd a second fort exploded Tao
bombardmout continued howe fcr.
with undimIniahed violence aa the
hussians expended their last efforts
70 save the citadel upon the strongth
Oh which they had pinned their hopes
The final opposition was from Tho
aouthrrly forta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
AMERICAN OFFICIALS WANT
RUSSIAN EMBARGO LIFTED

Washington, Aug Prompted
by news that shipping congestion at
the Russian ports of Archangel had
been largely relieved officials here
today renewed efforts TO close imme-
diately NEGOTIATIONS for lifting the
Russian embargo against exports to
the United States Cablegrams were
sent urging immediate ratification of
The agreement reached by represent
ltves of the state and commerce de-
partments with the Russian embassy
here which Is now before the Rus
sian minister Of finance.
Commercial Attache Banker at
Petrograd cahled the department of
commerce q report on marked inn
provement in conditions at Archangel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
GERMANY SORRY ron
SINKING THE BETTY

London Aug 20 C9.30 d. ND "A
diHpatch 10 Reuters Telegram com
pany from Copenhagen saya
The German government has cN-
pressed regret Tor the torpcduug and
sinking Ia the North sea on May &C.
Or the Danish steamer Betty ana am
nounced its Willingness 60 pas COM
penHatlon for the loss Of the steamer.
~ IN claimed by Germany that the
submarine commander failed 90 see
the mark denoting Danish national
ity ON the steamer ana assumed from
the route the vessel WAS taking that
i was going 20 join the British fleet
as an AUXILIARY cruiser"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24


london Aug g3 t6.l3 +. ma The
Victoria cross has boon conferred up-
on Lieut. Frederick William Campbell
of the First Canadian battalion for
UeuHpIuuuua Drawers ou June d Ht
D'iyonchN when he took two niue
chine guns over "a parnpet arrived at
The German first Hne with ono gun
and maintained his position there un-
der the heaviest of rifle machine
gums and bomb fire when almost The
whole uf his detachment had been
killed nr wounded
The British supply of bombs being
exhausted Lieutenant Campbell ad-
Nanccd The machine gun sim further
to am exposed position and ht firing
1000 rounds succeeded in holding
back the German counter ATTACKS
Lieutenant campbell subsequently
Watts wounded aud has since died
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
MEDICINE SHOWS UP
WE'LL DURING WORLD WAR

London, Aug. 12.-"On the whole.
at the end Of the first year Of the war,
medicine Is found Go have acquitted
itself well. Says the Lancet There
has been an absence of epidemic sick
ness and there has heen no catastro-
phe from sanitary faults ON the
principle that lives saved are lives
gained the efficiency Of the medical
service has meant a gain Of many
lives 70 The belligerent armies
I'm France the care of the wound
ed behind the lines has steadily i'm
proved. and the experience which has
been gained of unfamiliar diseases
and conditions, such as tetanus and
gas Eangrene Will be Of the greatest
value in the future There have been
several smart epidemics OF typhoid,
but neither in the English, French or
Belgian ranks was tho disease ever
allowed TO make grave headway
During the winter there was much
suffering from exposure but the chief
cause Of disability was trench foot
There was less pneumonia and rheum-
atism than expected
Concerning the Russian medical
service The Information rs most salts.
factory, though some apprehension
was at first felt about It, The diff
Guilty was not the personnel. but the
distances But the devotion of volun-
tary effort and Of civilian medical
men have overridden the difficulties,
the organization has been excellent
and the Russian army has been able
TO show good bin Of health through
"A terrible year
THE story Of Serbia is "a triumph
of preventive medicine, and the Unit
ed states and England between them
may lay claim To the credit None ~
the stories Of the terrible plight of
the Serbans from the typhus eXagger-
atcs the state OF things But the grip
Of the disease has been made 20 re-
lax. and the medical outlook is now
hopeful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
POWERFUL ARABIAN
CHIEFTAIN IN REVOLT

Rome. Aug. 28 lvia Paris. 3t20 p.
M Said lorIss. one Of the most pow
erfH of the Arabian chieftains ia Ye-
men and vino during the Iihyan war
was aided hv the Italians. is reported
to have rehele ed against the Turks.
lie has aathered his men about him,
it + said. and expects to march on Ho-
delda and free tie Yemen region from
Turkish dominion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

New orleans Aug @3--Capiain
Baxter of the steamer Abangarez
sent in srarch 70 the overdue United
Fruit itncr Murowtiuu with ninety
three persons aboard. notified the
eempanY hl wireless that ho had heard
% seen nothing Of the missing yea
sell The captain said he had skirted
ihe cuban coast and found no fWg
vessel ashore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
GERMANY TO APOLOGIZE
FOR INVADING DENMARK

London, Aug. % t2;5i a. m Ger.
manys reply To Denmark's protest
agalus, The firing on the British sub
marine E-f9 hy German torpedo
boat while the E-12 lay grounded on
the Danish island of Saltholm will be
an unreserved apology. according 20
information received by the Exchange
telegraph company's correspondent in
Couenhagon. Fourteen Of the British
sailors are said TO have been killed In
the attack
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
TURK MINISTER LEAVES
THE ITALIAN CAPITAL.

iiome. Aug, ~ t,in Paris. Aug. 81.
sio5 a. ml Nnby Bcy. Turkish am
hasHadof 70 Italy with the embassy
start and the consul in this city. left
today for Turkey by way of switzer-
land
Marquis Di0nrroni the Italian ana
haHsador az Constaniineple already
has left that country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
STRIKE OF TROLLEY MEN
IS AVERTED IN MEXICO

san Antonio. Tex. Aug. ga re-
cent strike ot employees of the Mexico
CITY street Railway company was
settled by arbitration with General
Pablo Gonzalez acting AIS mediator.
according to Information received at
the curr8nza consulate here today.
The strikers We're said to have been
given go per cent increase tn
wages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
Gcrman Professors for TURK College
Berlin. Aug. 20 tyia london. Aug.

.. 30 q. NJ T0rkIsh cduc3uonal
authorities have decided 10 r8ii four
teen German professors o. become
members of The faculty ar the Uul-
yeHty of CuustHntinople Most of
them already have been selected
Thev must lecture in the Turkish
language and will bee given year go
learn before beginning work at the
ln..DL.LLL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
GERMAN Loss GREATER
THAN FIRST REPORTED

London Aug. - (2la0 q. MA
dispatch 90 the Morning Post from
retTugFAd SAYS
Ia addition 90 The German LOSSES
previously reported in The Riga bait
tle, German Submarine waH ran
ashore on the coast Of DaEo island
tin the Baltic sea iust outside the
our Of Riga ana doubtless also is
lost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
DEsTRoYERs SINK A
GERMAN OUTPOST BOAT

Amsterdam (,la London, Aug 81
a.i2 q. ml-Au official report or the
German admiralty received here says
"Dff Hcebrugge Sunday night "a
German outpost boat was attacked by
two hostile dcstr0yera After brave
resistance the boat WAS sunk Part
Of her crew was rescued"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
FRENCH MUNITIONS CHIEF
VISITS CREUS0T PLANTS

Lecreusot France, Aug. 23 t9.30 D.
m Albert Thomas, French minis
ter of munitions, accompanied Af Gene
eral DumcMl. chief Of the heavy af-
.tillcry, and other officers arrived lasl
evening 20 inspect the famous cannon
factory located here They were m'-
hy Eugene Schneider by whose rams
ily LcCreusot Iron works have been
owned for hundred years.
The inspection started immediate
~ as NJ Thomas was anxious to see
the night shifts at work. The party
witnessed several castings All OF ~
day was spent in making minute W.
spCction Of the processes necessary D."
manufacturing an grades of munitions
and cannon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

New London Conn aug 81 Sec-
retary JUsephus Daniels. 81 ihe navy
after inspecting the New London naval
station to-day announced that Che
yard would soon be- opened as head
auarfafs fuf submarines Secretary
Daniels left later On the United states
steamship Dolphin ior Boston
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

san p0minlo. Aug 23.--President
Iiminez has appointed Elias Brache
Hiio, former minister Of war and ma
rine, as Dominican minister To
France, Spain and ltaly lie viii re-
side In Paris
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-01-27
Vermont Notes.

Michael Coffey, for many years
proprietor of the Coffey house at Lake
Bomoseen, an hosiery of the old time
type, died on Jan 18th from the result
of a recent injury to his spine.
Cecil c.. Keefe, a boy scout of the
troop at Proctor, is the Vermont can
didate for the Panama Canal club.
This club is a group of Y M. c A. boys
which is to be sent to the Panama
Exposition next summer by the Crowell
Publishing company. The plan has the
approval of the international commit.
tee of the Y. M. G. A. and the boys
will be carefully looked after by the
right kind of men. Each boy in order
to get the trip free must secure 3Ol
subscriptions toss'The American Maya.
zine" or 1.-The Woman's Home Com.
panion" by March l. Keefe already
has about 200.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-01-27
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