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AUCTION SALES
ADAM 4. wEsCHLE:I,, AactIoneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF NOS 2ilf AND 2iIs
18th STREET NORTHwEsT.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 3i7l. folio as ct Dsq.,
OF the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia. and at the request OF the party So
cured thereby, we, the undersigned trustees.
Will SELL at public auction, In front OF the prcIIi
iscs. on Monday, the sixth day OF December,
y. D. 19tJ. at 1880 o'clock y. m. the following
described real estste In the District Of Co
!umbia, and designated ss and being part OF
lot q, in block I. In Fisher. FORSYTH AMI
Young Commissioners Subdivision OF Nssn-
lnEton Heights, as per plat recorded In the
Ofhce Of tho Surveyor for the District Of TO-
lumbia. In Liber County No. 6, ut Folio ll5.
more particularly described In said deed of
trust, reference to which is hereby made,
except so much Of said part OF suid lot 2s ~
was heretofore released by deed OF release re.
corded In Liber Sl3. Folio 400, Of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, together
with right OF way Of record together with the
improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. deposit Of 500
required OF the purchaser At time Of sale Q
Al conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps
and notarial fees at the cost OF the pur-
cnAser. Terms OF sale to be compiled with
WITHIN 10 days from day OF sale. otherwise
INC trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. after nve days advertisement
% such resale In some newspaper published
n the city OF Washington, u. G. GEORGE
| M. EMhERICIi, LlSLE \. LIPSCoMB. Trus-
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LIE TIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

the following opportunities may
,ation TO
NITED> STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL& &W-Free board, lodging. and wash
PIPER day. PH-Per hour. BAL
furnished house. garden, fuel and mi,s.
d. Tr. Adv.--Transportation may be ad-
that all opportunities are OF
desired as soon as possible.
woman for household work. Belsian pre-
Iorred tabout Lsiddie-aEed). Nb-O I'm,
BAL. TT. adv. and deducted.
87--lb@ Washington. d. C. One single
sirl for general housework. ns PM' sno
Virginia.
s'--I5A. Roanoke ounty, One single woman
or widow for general housework. ANY ma
Sn:l,y nar sncep, Ers's s ,ss sspsr
snced woman Good home. TT. sdv. from
Norfolk.
s7of t?t. Dinwiddie County, ONE cook snd \,
one lsundresr wanted. Single. :nsrried "
without children English. relsi.n. Ger.
kp,Sand At 81 % pb ~ II hours at iynteI
Plant. CooK SO pm: laundress 50 PM nnd
all expenses. TT adv and deducted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maryland,
SIG 1900, baltimore County. wanted s,. t%s
boys .i6 or IS years Of age), for assembly
toom-ssasembiin6 elccks ,,A,n Amer,fnahhs' r.
Pennsylvania.
s4s-0. philadelphia County. Wanted
painters. Any nationality. n5 PW. Resn'
lar hours.
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Conrad II. Syme. james Francis Smith.
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRIcT OF CoLUMRIA. Holding Dts'rl :!
eSSc alley. n .GSsrs @ ana ID ne
OF Columbia District Court No. 1856. No
tice is hereby given tina, the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia, pursuant 20 the
provisions of section l60s to section 1908 !. IN.
elusive. OF the code OF law for the District
OF Columbia. have hled a petition in this
court praying the condemnation Of tn. iant
necessary for the opening aud widening OF
pTse TsNn RSs n srse seIasS Nv
ton street and oakwood Terrace, IN the Tis-
trict OF Columbia. as shown on plat or MA"
hlcI with the said petition. as part theroo.,
and praying also that a Jury OF hve iudcious,
disinterrsted men, not related to any UCrsOn
service or employment OF the District o. Co
lunba or OF the United states, be SUM
moned by the United states marshal fot the
District OF Columbia to assess the damages
each owner OF land to h" taken may sustain
by reason OF the opening and widening OF
said alleys and the condemnation OF the land
necessary for the purposes thereof. and t."
assess as benefits resulting therefrom tbs
expenses OF these proceedings. upon oncn lot o.
part Of lot, or parcel OF land in the SQUAT
or block in which said alleys ar" TO w.
by the aforesaid code OF law. Il is hN a."
Court. thts @ III DAY Of November, A. T..
any interest In these proceedings he. ana thrv
pear in this Court on or before the 3eth dav
Of November. A. d. 1915. at Ten o'clock 4.
NJ. and continue In attcndanc. until th"
Court shall have made its Nnsl order rRtl-
fylng and confirming the award OF dana Gcs
and the assessment OF benefits OF the jury
to be empanced and sworn herein. And II
is further ORDERED, That a COPY Of THIS
for two successive weeks In ,hc Wsshtng'nn
Evening star, the Washington Post and II"
Washington Times, newspapers published In
the said District. before the Snid Soth dRV
of November. A. n. 1915 II Is further or
dered. That copy Of this notice aud order
he served bv the United States Marshal. or
his deputies. upon each Of the ownera of the
fee OF the land to he condemned herein a.
may be found by the sath marshal, or hls
deputies within the District Of Columbia IT. .
fore tho said SOth dnv OF November A T..
1915 by the Court r. l. SlDDONS. Jrs-
tiCe iSCah \ true COPY. Test. j. y.
YOUNG. clerk. Bv +. T.. CTNNlNGHAA
Assistant Clerk
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Vital Records
Rirfhs

Births.
Clinton II, and Mary Winlock, girl.
Thomas j.. and Margaret sullivan, girl
larry and Goldie Schneider. boy twins.
herbert and Estelle Simmons, boy.
Airaino and Valentino RidoiT, boy.
Charles w. and Elsie c. Mohier. boy.
Howard ". and Sadie langley boy.
,Isd ,MIsyniond +. and Rose !, Henderson. boy.
Herbert e. and Isabel Hunter, boy.
william IL. and Eva Oil, girl
LARRY D.. and Camille L. Gibbs. boy.
Richard II. and Coldie n. Carpinter, girl,
Samuel J. and Bertha u. Brinkiey. xirl.
John and Zekin Babs shinann, girI,
uenry and Marie Alexander. boy.
carey A. and Susan K. johnson, boy.
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ROCKVILLE.

+ Five years in the pententiary was tho
sentence imposed in tho circuit court on
Raymond Frazier. colorcd. convicted of
attempting to assault Emaline Louthan.
fourtecn-Near-ol daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs James c. Louthan. of the Olrey
ncighborhood. For stealing chickens
from Miss Mary Brooke. Rcrnard Tur
ner was sentenced to the house of cor
. rCCtion for one year.
The county public school commia-
sioncrs have .ccidtd TO add a domestic
scicnC" department to the public school
At Bethesda. The school board will di-
rect that Miss Barncsly. teacher of do
mestic science at the kcnsinCtOn. Wood
sidc. and Chevy Chase Schools. devote
one day each week to the Bethesda
School.
No verdict was rendered in the case
Of William III. Ross the Takoma Park
negro who wns tried in the circuit
court on an Indictment charging him
with the murder of John Nash. colorcd
near Takoma. Judges Peter and Worth
ington wcrc unable to agree. The case
will b" tried again at the March term.
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The Embroidery Club OF Anacostia
was entertained yesterday at luncheon
Mt the home of Mrs. Edmund AIallett,
the instructor Th" gathering was in
married this morning In ST. Patrick $
Church.
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Deaths.


John Il. sturgis. 81 years. 1914 Florida avenue
northeast.
Marssret =; ponaysn. IL years. 55ci Fifth
Allen Bell. IS years. Providence Hospital
Katherine W. Malcolm, 40 years, ss3g Georgia
avenue northwest.
Charles II. Funnel, IS years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
George II. shultz. 30 years. Tuberculosis Hos
pitzl.
William f. Tsibert, 21 years. Casualty Hos.
pital
Margaret Mccarthy. "a years. 362s o street.
Caroline Britton. I. YEAR,. 49, Newton street
northwest.
Mary Mclean Ludlow. - years. 1900 X stree,
northwest
| Joaquin Bernardo Calvo. e2 years. 1902 seven-
teenth street northwest.
Pasquale NJ. Sai8, 8 months, 125 Second street
northwest.
Infant OF Herbert and Isabel Hunter, q
hours, Georgetown University Hospital
Hiram Washington. 60 ycsrs. co Pierce stree,
northwest.
John l.oudoun. Is years. Casualty Hospital
Lula r. jackson. 20 years. ll2s Twentieth
street northwest.
William A. johnson. - years. Tuberculosis
! Hospital.
| 1saac Ward. l year. a G street.
Walter Harris. months. 1890 Tenth street
northwest.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Leonard b. Washington and Margaret A.
Gnessi.
Frank 4. Henson and Meilowe l.. Matthews,
Frank j.. Mulloy and Psri A. Williams.
., Francis a. Hart and Rose ]. Ardesser,
garet l.. Trew. BaynesvIlle. Va.
Minnie l.. Holland. I
Albert brown. Indian Head. Nd. and Eliza
beth Harvey.
clifton stinett and Irens Hewitt.
Mattys Jongewald and Gertrude G. Rogers.
John y. hhodes jr.. Louisa, Va, and Louise
- Crank. Louisa, Va.
Wilford y. Putnam and Martha 8. HItz.
William J. Collins and Catherine v. sheehan.
John 7, Green and Marguerite v. Scott
NJ. Earle Ferguson and Alice Licarione
Eugene u. Tslbert and Caroline v. Matthews
John n. Roby, Berwyn. Md. and Maud NJ.
Frothingham. Laurel. Nd.
Charles Myles and Marc +. Henderson
Edwin l.. Powell and kathryn Denny.
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Mary j. Trayner has permission to
erect an addition to her property at
1903 Minnesota avenue. w. II. Bryson
will build two-story dwelling In Barry
road. Henry j.. Lang will improve the
property at 2i"3 and 2l25 Fifteenth
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city council at its meeting last night
discussed the annexation taxation qucs-
tion and agreed tn indemnify those who
pay their taxes to the city instead Of
10 the countics which formerly held
Jurisdiction over the new territory.
The board of aldermen passed the ap-
propIiation Of s6.Sl6.A to purchase the
L&eorge Washington park on Shooters
Hill, and the bill now goes to the mayor
for his signature.
A resolution to secure a temporary
loan of $4,000 was referred to the
finance committee,
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IN MEMORIAM

tNotices for this column are accepted at 80
cents fat. either prose or poetry. in case no.
ice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
tof each lire In excess OF ten.t
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Anacostia Council. No. il. Junic
Order of United American Mechanic .
initiated candidates last n,Sht in Ma
sonic nall
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Funeral services for John T. Hardesty
will be held tomorrow at 2 O'Clock from
the residence OF his son, David
Hardesty. lntermnnt will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
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Detailed information concerning
be secured free Of charge upon appli
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, U
OF LAROR, SO1
KEY TO LAMENTATIONS USED
ing. PM--Pcr month. PW-Per week.
Free board and lodging. HGF&M-Ur
ES-English speaking. Exp-Experiencs
vanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated, II viii be
a permanent nature. and tho help I.
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
sio--77i7. baltimore County. one single man
for dairy work. English or German. Other
winter. sis Pm summer. BSL.
Virginia.
s'e-Ta Norfolk County; one single man
tWhite). cows. EXP 30 Pin. BAL.
West Virginia.
s1o-7Tt Nicholas County. one married
German or Belgian preferred. Other Es.
- cows. ES necessary. Esp. Ne obIec-
tion TO children large enough to work.
IT. adv. and deducted, SS.+s Pm. Bal.
wages according 10 ability.
COMMON LABOR.
Virginia.
S6-lo2s. Dinwiddic County. Wanted 20
married or single mem; 10 for hsnillns
for work in saw and planning mills. Italian.
Es: TT. Adv. and deducted. II hours PD.
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
s70-A Washington. u. e. One sinsls
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Carroll Dodson. aged twenty-five. died
last night from typhoid fever. He re-
sided near springfield.
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EVANSVILLE.

Funeral services for judge GEORGE c.
Merrick were held this morning from
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Upper
Marlboro. by the Rcv. francis j.
l.oughran. The honorary pallbearers
were Chief Judge John p. Briscoe and
associate Judges Fillmore BeRll and =.
Harris Camalier. Horace CroZier. True
man Cross. Frank Duvall and W. =.
Ryon. Tho active rillbesrers were
Frank Pnrran. Adrian Fosey, Walter
j. Mitchell, James &. Rogers, Frederick
Sasscer and Caleb G. MaSruder.
The institute fer colored teachers
closes this afternoon
The Riverdalc Mothers Club will
give a masquerade ball in the Riverdale
town hall tonight.
Miss Emily Cecilia Hickey. daughter
Of Judge John +. Hickey. will become
the bride of Edward James WarinC nj
4 o'clock this afternoon at ST. ames
Catholic Church. The ceremony will
hc performed by Father ID. c. Keenan,
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The remains of Mrs. Nellie X. Ed-
wards. who died Monday night. We're
shipped today to Fredericksburg for
intermcnt,
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Union Thanksgiving Service
UNION SERVICE WILL RE HELD At
18th St. Presbyterian
Church
THURSDAY AT II A. NJ.

THURSDAY AT II A. NJ.
This IL a joint service of the Preshrterinn
and the rongreEat tionslists. Rev. Emory ":
Smith, OF Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church will preach tho sermon. Rcv. Francis
Gregory. OF the Peoples Church: 7. j.
- smith. Rev, A. C. Garner are the churches
and pastors participating in the services.
special music. Public cordially welcomed
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Work on placing several Granolithic
sidewalks was started yesterday in
Good Hope road.
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A scmi-snnual conference of the
catholic priests of northern Virginia
was held today o. the rectory OF ST.
Mary's Church. The Rt. Rev u. ].
O'Conncll. bishop of Richmond. pre-
aided
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ANACOSTIA.

EIecta Chapter. No. :, order or the
Eastern Star. brought its year TO n
close last night In Masonic hall. An
entertainment. Life on the Ocean
Wave" was given.
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The Ladies' Guild OF Emma nucl
church met yesterday in the parish
hall.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORk1SGMEN-There appears to he more
men who are ready to buy from US well,
tho stock II here sure to save on good dual
ity suits: some brand new uncsled for from
best tailors low as 81: some slightly used
at 81 plenty on hand \ one price. JusTHS
OLD STAND Blg II.
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The institute fer colored teachers
closes this afternoon.
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MRS WAITE IJ ID ST N N.-s'oanras
sun, Wed, FRI. y. m; private readings
daily. sunday by appointment. rh, ". q3O.I
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GARAGE--rwo-story brick building. l'N5O.
with additional space for work bench
water. kser Of to% slh 81 y. ".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
.|TALY'S ARMY IS
FULLY EQUIPPED
FOR INSTANT WAR
Twelve Hundred Thousand
Men of First Line Are Ready
10 Attack Austria When the
Word Is Given,

ON the Italian Frontier April lC
(yia Paris, 1855 a. m.)--ltaly today
has I 100000 first line soldiers under
arms. They are from twenty to TWEEN
ty-six years Of age. They are perfect
BY armed and equipped otherwise TO
the last button"
General Zupelli. Italian minister Of
war speaking on the military situa-
ton in Italy, said that miracle had
been accomplished in that country
which for about twenty years had
maintained a small organization
merely for the preservation OF peace
had created what he termed one Of
the most perfect war machines The
change was not easy, General Zu-
pell said, as was proved wherever the
same work was attempted. Great Bri-
tain, for example. has faced the same
problem and though possessing great
er resources, was even less prepared
than Italy.
The war minister said that the
equipment of the army with weapons
was superior proportionately to that
Of the German army at the beginning
of the war.
Eagerness of the soldiers concen-
tratcd along the frontier To begin ac-
ton is so great that their officers are
compelled to hold them closely in
check for fear of disturbing border
incidents.
In view of the extensive prepare
tons which have been made. the
question is asked with increasing fire.
quency, why does Italy not enter the
war Men In position 10 speak With
authority say that majority of the
people prefer and the government still
hopes TO obtain territorial conces-
sions from Austria without a rupture
of friendly relations.
Weather conditions In the Alps must
also be remembered in considering
ltalys probable action. Snow still
lies deep in the mountains and the
cold Is intense. Most of the passes
are still closed by snow and ice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
PRINCE Won BUH4OW
MAY YET PACIIN ITALY

Rome, April l6 (via Paris, a. M
Prince Won Buelow. the German
ambassador Go Italy, is indefatigable
In his efforts to bring about an I'M
Outstanding between Italy and Aus
tria. His task is recognized here to
be most difficult, yet those who have
seen him lately, declared that he
seems more satisfied with the way
things are going. From this and
other indications, 1t is being argued
by close observers that Austria is
slowly beginning to realize that the
future existence may in large mea-
sure, depend upon reaching some
understanding with Italy.
Prince Won Buelow's course is be-
lieved to he just now devoted largely
TO conveying to Austria that to salts
fy Italy is not a measure of the mo-
ment but would be a farsighted step
for the future, his argument being
that close Austro-liungarian union
would give the triple alliance new
vigor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
KAISER CALLS
CONF RENCE OF
HIS GENE RAILS


Geneva, April 16 (via Paris, 1850
~. m.)-AccOrding to reports which
reached Basel today from Berlin and
Vienna, Emperor William has ordered
the principal German generals and
also some of the Austrian command
ers to meet him in a grand conference
In order TO discuss the coming sum
mer campaign.
The meeting, it is said, will be held
within the next few days either at
Cologne or Berlin Two Austrian
arehdukes will attend one of the
chief questions will be that Of stop
ping the Russian army from entering
Budapest. The situation in Austria is
said 20 be considered serious by the
Teutonlc allies
other reports reaching Basel are
that the Serbian campaign has been
abandoned aud that both Germany
and Austria have refused to send
Turkey further military aid, especial
~ in heavy guns, ammunition and Of
ficers, saying that these were required
at home
Many Americans. II is asserted, are
leaving Germany, especially women
and children. Those who arrived here
said they were impelled TO depart be-
cause they were frequently mistaken
for English persons and insulted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
GERMAN CAP TAIN
SHOOTS BRITISH
YOUTH ON TRAIN

tsr soHrisa Journal srtatA& tsAsep wtasi
London, April &c (Stl5 y. MI
Great Britain. acting through the
American Ambassador at Berlin. It is
announced, has made the strongest
possible protest against tho alleged
action OF Captain Nieolay OF the Ger
man army In shooting aud killing IN
a train from Berlin. on August 3. the
son Of Henry Hadley, a British teach
er OF languages
At tho request OF Great Britain, the
American embassy inquired into the
matter, Il Is stated. and received a
statement from the German authori-
Ties to the effect that lIadley had pre-
tended to the conductor Of the train
that he did not understand or speak
German ana ala not know whore he
was going He acted IN conapiCu-
GUS and impolitc manner. It is said.
and made irouical remarks regarding
passing officers
Captain Nicolay was called by the
conductor and the officer forbade
siadley 10 leave the train, lIadley
then. the officer is said 60 have re-
ported, assumed an aggressive ntti-
tude and thinking he was about TO be
attacked, Captain Nieolay fired at him
"ln order 90 be first Court martial
proceedings were instituted but were
discontinued after an investigation Of
the case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
GORGAS MAY NOT
CO To Sc RB|A To
FIGHT TYPHUS

Washington, April lb.~-SccretafN
Garrison made il plain tonight that
he would be opposed to having Ma
ior General Gorgas, surgeon general
of the army accept Il proposal from
the Rockefeller foundation TO so 70
Serbia 20 nght typhus fever unless
the OFFICER should resign his commits
sion Ia the army
MIR Garrison takes the position
that should General Gorgas go to Ser
bla as retired officer. in which ca
|paeity he would still be- under the
Jurisdiction of the war department, a
situation would be created which
easily might lead To- trouble, The
avoidance of any such situation. Mr.
Garrison added. has been his steady
purpose in dealing with army officers
sent TO Europe since hosulities be-
gan
General Gorgas stll is awaiting
the dnW proposition of the ltockcfel-
lef foundation. u is stated IN war de-
lpartment circles that he does not
8eare 60 retire from Tie army 20 con-
meet himself Ia a general way with
the organization, but that the Idea of
going To Serbia to take personal
charge OF the nght against typhus,
appeals strongly to him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
SOUTH DAKOTA ALSO
OBJECTS TO ADVANCE


Chicago April l6.-Analysis Of
coal freight rates to South Dakota
points was made today before W. N.
Daniels, Interstate Commerce com
missioner in the hedring of the pc
tition of forty-one western railroad
systems which are seeking an advance
i'm freight rates on certain commod.
ties
d. L. Kelly, rate expert OF the
South Dakota railroad commission.
presented comparisons of coal freight
rates in South Dakota with coal rates
in other sections of the country. He
interpreted the figures which he de-
tailed as showing that South Dakota
points already suffer from discrim-
nation In freight rates and that the
proposed advance of 10 cents a ton
would be an additional burden.
After explaining the exhibits Of
fered by him, Kelley said:
The proposed advance In bitumin-
GUS coal rates would further serious
ly retard the Industrial development
of South Dakota, now held in check
by its inability to obtain an ample
fuel supply upon a reasonable trans
portation basis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
CREST or FLOOD IS
NOW NEARING WlNSL0W

Holhrook AriE. April lG.-With
the destruction Of three brdges yes
terday and today. The little Colorado
river flood, which washed away three
reservoir dams and drowned eight
persons near ST. Johns, passed this
point tonight no further damage
was reported and proffecs OF aid
from Phoenix, the atate capital elicit
ed tho response that so far as known
mono of the 5000 residents of the
Iflood-swept area is IN actual distress
becRuse of Lack of food or cloth
ms
The crest of the Good has passed
westward toward Ninslow, and SAN
"a ne Officials az that point tonight
were guardnp a bridge three miles
east Of the town.
Woodruff the village which was
flooded last night. appears 10 have
suffered most aud the people there
were hardest hit. because OF losses
sustained IN previous floods
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
RUSSIANS CLAIM To
M GAINING CONTINUOUSLY

petrograd, April le tvia London,
p'f0 . m.) Tho official c0mmuni-
cation Of the Russian war office this
evening. says
I'm the CarpaihlanH our troops
naiaelesair approached the enemy e
harhed wire acknowledgements between
the villages Of Telopotch and Huclla,
hrake through and. after a brief hayo-
not engagement. gained possession OF
two heights and took numerous pris-
oners. The enemy gent the l2lst re-
serve regiment 10 make rouuter-at-
tack ANA the fightinE continues.
IN the direction Of kostoki the en-
rmr made frmitlcss attacks near the
Village Of CrOsznplch against the
heights occupied by uH
ON Wednesday we successfully res
pulsed persistent attacks hy the en-
cmY Ia the direction OF stry
Reports ARRIVING from various sec