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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
Carranza Indicates He Will
Demand Villas Life or His
Exile as Only Price Of
Peace.
EFFORT WILL BE MADE
TO CHANGE HIS MIND
Bewhiskered Highpriest of
BloOdshed and Famine Will
Be Told He Must Make
Peace or Get Out.

Washington. June 2s.-.-OgkVinl
hope that the heads Of the warrlng
military factions IN Mexico would
settle their differences waned today
General Carranza'E notice 10 the
United States rciteratlna that he
would not agree 10 truce with Con
eitil villa pending q discussion OF
peace was responsible. he announced
his intention OF continuing his mlii-
tary campaign 70 crush his adversur-
les.
Possibility. however, that Carranxa
does not understand the earnesiness
Of the United Stntes in demanding
restoration % peace in Mexico u rec-
ognized by officials. CarTanxR prob.
nbly soon viii be told that before he
can hope for the moral support OF the
United states he must adopt y con
cliiartory attitude towards his oppo-
nents II Is believed that this Is the
obiect of the mission of Charles A..
Douglas and Ellseo Arred0ndo.
Washlngton representatives Of CAR
rama. who leave here tomorrow to
confef with him.
General Carfanzn Announces that
me would soon dominate the sltuation
aud grant amnesty 10 those moi sssllty
OF crimes Tie says, however, that
General Villa and his associates must
either leave the country or be tried
by n military court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
Man Generally Believed to
Have Been Chief Execu-
tive's Personal Represen-
tstive Abroad Makes Report
ABSOLUTE SILENCE AS
TO MATTERS DISCUSSED
German Newspaper Suppress
ed for Anti-Amencan Ut
teranees, Resumes Attack
When Permitted 10 Issue.

10y Evening Herald l.eased wirel
Washington, June 3f--litsatsc
of the reports that United states
mails destined for Norway, swc-
den. Denmark and The Neither
lands la transit through bclliecr-
cnt countries have been opened
aud censored, Postmaster General
Burlc-on today directed that Until
further orders all maits iOr those
countries he sent on vessels sail
Ing direct and not touching at
any port of bclligcrcits.
Direct lines. not touching gay bel
| gerent ports. are running to all the
countries named and order will cause
no serious delays to the mails. No
action was taken In rcgard To mail
en- route TO the United states. as the
countries of original mail control
routing
Mr Burlson has not completed his
Investigation of reports that malls
both to and from this country have
been opened by BRUSH censors. The
Investigation WIS requested by the
state department after It's attention
had been called 10 the subject by the
minister from sweden.
\ protest h. also said To have been
lodged with the foreign office IN Lon
don and press dispatches have stated
.hat an Investigation has been order
vi there also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
oBIlEGoN REPoRTzsD WELL
AND FRIENDLY WITH 6AIlitANZ.N 4

Warhington, June 34'-~Ihc VaF-
rama agency gave out a messase to-
day from General Obreson dated
"Encarnseiun, Aguas ualIentes.' gay
ing Obreg0ns health was improved
and reiterating deaials that he had
broken with carranxn.
The villa agency reported that
Carrnnza forces under Carrillo zuasea
were defeated yesterday az lcamoie'
near Monterey. losing a train OF am
munition aud two machine guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

Chicago' juno .F.-WlIIiam Jen-
nings Bryan has been offered the
chair 81 political economy In mid
western university, accc riding TO
story printed la the Evening Post
here today.
II. ". Harrison. president Of a
teachers lyceum. IL given as author
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
IRRIG NTION SYSTEM UNHURT
WIRES RECLAMATION CHIEF

Washington, June 2i.---Secretnry
Lane OF the Interior department re-
ceiyed reassuring messages today
from Yuma. Ariz., and III Centre,
Cal, a. VI. Priest, acting manager OF
the government work at Yuma, tele-
graphed;
NO damage at Yuma two slight
shocks last nisht AT o'clock FL Gem
tro. cal Buildings extensively dam
agcd by IRE az Calcxico. IRRIGATION
system not damaged anywhere. No
immediate relief can be given from
Washington. Yuma has offered as
(Contlnued ON E'pge V1Ve.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
First Official Duty Is to Dis
patch New Note to Ger
many on Case of Frye, De-
nying German Contention.
MEMORANDUM FROM
ENGLAND MADE PUBLIC
Elaborates Claims to Support
Order in Council; Confer.
ence on Importers Plan
Saturday.

by Evening Herald Leased wIrel
Washington, June at.-Thc
United states government todax
notified all foreign governments
OF the appointment at Robert
Lansing tO Ice secretary of state.
Mr.. lansing took the oath Of
office today ~ the Successor "a
William Jennings Bryan. High
officials, diplomats and close per-
sonal friends were on hand to
witness the ceremony aud to eN-
tend their congratulations.
The new secretary at state was
Ia rtSseipt of many congratula-
tory messages, among them let
ter frum his prcdes cs-Or. Mr..
Bryan. who expressed the wish
that -u'ac~s attend him person
ally aud officially"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
WOULD SPARE wRECKED Csrx
HORROR on tItl1Sli ASSAULT

Ei Paso. Tex, June sa.--No direct
word regarding military operations
had been received IN W Paso early
today and prcfessedly officials ia
Juarez we're without adyices.
The occupation Of Aguas caliensea
by troops under General BENJAMIN
i'm an announced last night IN
message from NenustianO carranxe
at Vera Crus has met with deniais
from villa representatives. CarranHa
officials here state the occupation
was accomplished without heavy
fighting, aud that zaca,eeas. ~
miles north. viii be the next poin,
Of attack
The CayFansa agency here made
public u telegram from Vera Cras'
datet yesterday. which seid that
General Pablo Gonzules mad halted
In the suburbs ~ Hexieo city be-
cause the zapsta forces had en-
trenchcd themselves Ia the center ~
the capital and Gonzales desired 20
spare the cits the horrors Of attark'
The messnRc stated that arrun1a
had ordered Gonzales TO exhaust eN-
CRY means before taking ihe city ~
face 81 resistance"
A private message dated last niFh'
AT AruafcAiie 1tes ana siened D. GEN.
erai villa. received here today, stated
that villa still occupied that city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
NIIII.S GAIN 500 Wards
On GAI.IIPOII PENINSULA

Paris, June -, Gi.55 q. An
official note made public In Paris to-
duy gives details of operations on the
north side eff the Dardanelles between
june and June S, and rccites that
aF % result of attacks 5y the Frcn
aud British cain ot from $50 tu 500
.ards along e front over mile whs
made British troops took over 300
prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
AI'STRIANS ASSUME THE
OFFENSIVE AGAINST ITALY

NcTOUu. IlnlI- INIl VhIiFsO 0nd
Paris. June -. i-.3s y. mD-Acrord-
ing to reliable Information that has
reached Verona. the Austrians have
received such rcinforccments as to
enable them Co take the offensive
throughout the front but are bei1s
rcpulscd everywhere with heavy los
scs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

London, June a. Ul.j5. a. M
With the exception uf q small
front along the Dnicstcr all ar
m.'s of Russia are either within
%: "u their own frontiers.
Heavy Heht.ns wac reported
north of LENDERS, even before
th' san OF this Dity so that
Grand Duke Nicholas ma, have
had som" difhculy ia Withdraw
i1g hi. men TO new line. alons
the river Bug.
% Is snn,rally admitted that
Eu-sia like England, O.. not sut-
icring lsum lack oi men. Out that
sh.ttagc Yt munitions has pre-
vented the general allied uitcns-
i've csi,ctcd early this summer.
Heavy cngagemcnts marked
the western front yesterdai The
French we're the obicC,s OF vigur-
uus counter attacks by the GER
mans who sought to recover pO-
sitions lost by them IN June.
Each side reports slight advances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

Washington. June "a Great Brit
aims memorandum on its orders IN
council, Hgainst which the United
states has made representations. viii
be given out at the state department
late today for publication tomorrow.
II was understood To be "A further
statement Of Great Britain's reply 10
Americas arguments. II will be one
OF the factors IN new American
note which Is soon to go forward.
The memorandum will figure in "a
conference between secretary Lam
sing and several New York importers
next saturday regarding plans 90 got
cut OF Germany Amcrican-owned
goods valued AT approximately sac
Continued on PAGE Iiye.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
sI'pM NRINE SINKS EI.OCK
on FISHING NESSl.l.S -

London. June "a, t2 noon seven
nshing vessels known ar dritie's nave
been sunk by German submarine
on the coast of scotland. Most "I
the crews ut the fishing hoats wer"
saved.
The crews pf the boats were taken
,hoard the American steamship
Llama. which reported that IA" DRIFT
on. we're sunk east of the skcr.ies last
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
WHOLE OF CARS MIGHTY ARMY DRIVEN BACK ON RUSSIAN S0I
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
MAY LAND JOB As PROFESSOR
IN A MIDWEST UNIVERSITY

ity Tor the story DIR Bryan would
receive $4,000 q year, be required 40
ike In the university city and 70 de-
his college duties.
Mr. Harrison declined 20 name the
university. but the Post said the Uni-
versliy Of Indiana WIS strongly sug-
ecsied ~ the school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
GERMANS PREPARE ron
MARCH On MAitSAM

IUnUOU Iuno n i-.30 D. Wl-A
'displtch from Amstcdam to the een-
tfal news 4,,s that the Germans, fol-
lowing their ,lGtory ln GanCn have
.alrcudy made preparations Tor an
."thcr attempt tu capture warsaw.
According to this dispatch German
troops rom Gnliriu already nave been
transferred tu the B1uru front west
b. Warsaw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
FRESH VICTORIES TODAY TOR
GIlsMNNS N GNIIGIN

Berlin, June -, CNia l.oudpn. . 90
h. ma further victory for the Aus
|tro-Ucrman forces in Gaicia Was am
nounccd today at army headquarters.
.ThC army ut GcIcrHl Won Liusinggu
which has been meeting with stub
born opposition irom the RHssians
along the Dnicster river front has
su. gecdcd In crossing the river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
OnsERV NTORE ROMNNA SAYS
INTERVIEW ~ INNAItl ltNfD

Rome CVn Pdris, June -, ftlV
"A mD-The Obseryature Romano, the
otfciaI organ Of the vatican, publishes
the following concerning the interview
attributed 20 Pope Renedict hy Louis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
Berlin and Vienna Celebrate
Close of Galician Campaign
as Wrecking of Russian
Military Power.
lEMBERG SUFFERS BUT
LITTLE IN RE.CAPTURE
Londay Today Says Shortage
of Munitions Has Served to
Block Offensive Plans of
Allies.
I By Evening Herald Leased wi,cl

b. Evening Herald Leased wiscl
Berlin, June -. tBy Wireless
to >HlNille. THE Overseas News
agency today gave out the follow
Ing:
The ofiiriSI Norddcutschc Nll-
scmcinc Lcitung declares that.
Notwithstanding reports to the
contrary. during THE whole war
no hostile Roscfnn,cnt has ap-
pfoa'hcd GcrnianS, dItcctiy ~ H..
directly. with peace offers.
The imperial government
know nothing oT the rcadincs, of
any hostile government tO make
peace"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
GERMANS CLAIM BRITISH
CRUISER WAS 1OI,pEDOLn

Berlin June a. lBy Wirclcss u"
Su,yillcl umcial announcement was
made here today that German ga Do
marin, hud atta,Ncd on sunday, June
20. a British armo.ed cruiser appar-
,rtiy nr the Mnutaur class at q point
about 700 miles from the Firth "I
Forth. scotland, The cruiser was h'
o., torpedo but the oucct "i the at
tack could not hc as,crtuned hl the
crew Of the submarine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

\ dispatch from London last nigh'
conveyed official announcement tha'
the British cruisHr HoNhursh h'd
becn struck h, a torpedo in tho N"I'o
sea mr SUNDAY The damase sns-
tnlned Vas not serious nor were ihrl'
any Casualtics The cruiser proceed
ed under her own steam,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

(Continusd "a Psge Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24

an a professor of political
IN economy Mr.. Bryan will
Uu be much safer than as a
practitioner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-26
NOTICIAS

En- ell barrio Carreras, de Anasco,
ell individuo Angel Alvarez, de 26 amos
de edad, agredi6 con un punal a Juan
Ruiz, infriendole una herida en- Ell cos
tado izquierdo.
Ell cafe de las DAMAS,
LA CAFETERIA"
porque no expende icores.
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. r.
En- ell barrio Florida Adentro, de
Barceloneta, el individuo Ventura Sc
rrano Sc cay6 por un precipicio sufrien-
do la rotura del craneo y varias contu-
stones en- la parte posterior de los hon.
BROS Fue trasladado al Hospital Mu-
nicipal en- estado grave
Ell PAINKILLER puede darse por personas
inexpertas sin tenor de ninguna clase. Para
los males de los intesinos es especfco So
gnrO Ra''"on tO0o nheti 10 No haY mas
PAINKILLER, que Ell de PERRY DAVIS.
-Durante un mitin obrero que sc lle-
v6 a efecto aver en- Juana Dlaz, la po-
lic1a arrest6 a Luis Perez, por hacer
uso de un lenguaje impropio.
Ell secreto del buen CAFE 10 conser-
va La CAFETERIA.
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. r.
! La polic1a de Morovis sorprendio
una jugada al monte y denuncio varios
de los jugadores.
La polic1a de Rio Grande, arrest6
al huelguista Victoriano Perez por ha-
Der provocado amenazado con un ma
chete a Segundo Vazquez, carretero de
la colonia Carmelita del barrio Name
yes
La Cafetera" ha batido, bate y ba-
tira ell record del buen CAFE.
San Justo g. : San Juan, P. r.
En- la mafana del % del actual,
hubo una rifld tumultuosa en- Toa Baia
entire los individuos Juan Villa Santa
go, Francisco Cardona, Gervasio Car
dona y Carmelo Rivera, resultando va
rios de ellos con contusiones. Todos fue-
ron arrestados.
Para buen CAFE,
La CAFETERIA. =
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. r.
Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-26
CABL.ECRAMAS

Paris, 25.-El coronel Marchand,
heroe de Fachodd, ha sido nombrado
General de Brigada. Sicndo dimisiona-
rio, el pidi6 al principle de las hostili-
dades que Sc lie reintegrase en- Ell servl-
clio militar, y fue nombrado Coronel,
range que el ten1a anteriromente. El
Coronel Marchand sc ha distinguido re-
petidas veces en- el campo de batalla.
Paris, 25.-(OfciaD. La jornada ha
sido una de calma, excepto en- Cham
pagne, donde los combates contin1an
en- condolences favorables nuestras
tropas. Nuestras fuerzas han captura
do muchas otras trincheras en- la re-
gi0n de Beausejour y han conservado
TODD ell terreno adelantado en- los dlas
precedentes, al noroeste de Verdun. En
Brillancourt, (regi0n de la foresta de
las Fraguas,) nuestras baterlas hlclerOn
volar un almac6n de municiones del
enemigo. Sc confrma que las perdldas
sufridas por ell enemigo han sido muy
grandes, mientras nuestras tropas re-
chazaban con buen exito el ataque de
los alemanes contra los Bosques de
Fouchot ell 81 de febrero. En- 'Alsacia
los alemanes intentaron desembocar
por una parte de la aldea de Stosswihr,
que a1n ocupan, pero fueron impedidos
de salir por ell fuego de nuestra artille-
ria.
Petrogrado 25.-Un informe recibi-
do hoy del Quartet General del ejerci-
to russo Ell Caucasia dice que el q de
febrero tuvo lugar un encuentro con
los turcos en- los alrededores de Tcho-
ruk. Los turcos fueron rechazados al
lado opuesto del rio Ning1n otro COM
bate rtuvo lugar en- Caucasia Ell dicho
d1a.
Taris, 25.-TTn Gespacho de Tol6n a
la Agencia Havas dice que los comisa-
rios enviados por la Embajada ameri-
cana en- Paris para practicar una una
investigation de las condolences de los
campos de concentration en- Francia,
han terminadO SUI viaje de inspection en-
los Departamentos de los Alpes Bajos y
Var. Ellos declaran haber encontrado
en- todas parties q. los reglamentos inter
nacionales son observados extrictamen-
tie por las autoridades francesas. Los
comisarios embarcaron hoy para Cor
cega, donde continuaran su investiga-
ci0n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20
H E MARKET.
Producers Optimistic-Orders for
Cars Placed.

The steel market continued quiet yes
ierday. with the exception OF continued
inquiry from ammunition manufac-
turers. Sentiment among producer.
however. seems TO be optimistic and
they express confidence in the future.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has placed
us car order. and quite a large tonnage
of plates will be needed to All the roads
equipment needs. Domestic demand Is
still slow n consumers are adhering
10 their waiting policy. Pig iron buying
has again become dull.
The Iron Age says:
The Pennsylvania Railroads order
for 1903 vars and the Indications that
the distribution OF $4,000 tons OF rails
would be made this week have had u
good effect, disposing Of the fear that
these awards might be postponed and
thus affect other railroad business.
An interesting featur. Is the number
~ Steel box cars Included in these Or
ders. For one lot $500 IONS OF sheets
have been bought by a car company. and
IN equal amount viii 20 into box cars
10 be built al Altoona.
"All told the Pennsylvania car or
ders will give the mills $4,000 ons 81
finished steel.
Nearly half the 100, 900 tons of rails
Russia IL to buy here has been covered
by contracts. OF the Russian ears less
thar 5000 have been definitely placed.
At the pre- ent rate of exports more
thar 200, 900 tons OF such iron and steel
products az are reported by weight
might easily he shipped In May, against
$4,000 tons in March.
IAN advance In galvanized sheets 10
soc. for No. IS has resulted from the
soaring market for spel:er. Sngularly
black sheets have weakened and from
the same cat o.
Certain Ohio mills. having used up
their stocks OF spelter and being tenn
porarily out OF the galvanized sheet
market. have more black sheets 10 offer.
As against l.SOc,, which has been con
sidered the market. such mills have gone
to Loo. and slightly less.
1.-THE structural outlook is not bril-
liant. and the situation has been saved
by public work which Is golng on AZ re-
markedly low prices. much OF II below
: cents. The fabrIcatlng contracts of
April represented 625 per cent. OF ca
pacity, against 81 per cent. In March.
"Blds were taken this week on l4,50n
tons Of elevated work In Brooklyn. Al
Pittsburg bids nave been asked on H.
200 tons for a county bridge across the
Ohio at McKees Rocks.
1.-THE Missouri. Kansas and Texas has
placed $500 tons for bridges, and tho
Louisville md Nashville requirements
ARE put at 10000 tons"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20
GOULDS UNDECIDED ON
"MOP" EXTENSION PLAN
Will Determine This Week if
They Will Participate
NOtcholdprS Ralk.

The trustees OF the Gould estate are
expected 10 meet this week 10 decide
whether the $4,000 900 notes OF tho
Missouri Pacific Railroad held by the
estate and by individual members OF the
family are TO be deposited under the
plan OF tho new interests in tho COM
ANY for an extension OF one year, pend
ing a reorganization plan The trustees
are George J. Gould. Mrs. Finley J.
shepard. Howard Gould and Edwin
Gould.
II was said authoritatively yesterday
on behalf OF the Gould interests tina
this matter has not yet been decided II
Is learned that only about 1000. 900
OF the $4,000, 900 notes AVE thus far
been deposited. and the cl0-"noSs OF the
maturity of the notes, juno I makes he
task of getting the remaining notes in
for dcposi, an extremely d.Hi.uit one.
II Is being maintained by strong
Interests h. me property that b. the
Gou'ds deposited their notes. his ex-
ample ~ the largest holder of the
securities would Immediately be fol-
lowed by deposits OF large mount ~
the notes held 10y INC smaller owners.
From the Gould point Of view. how
over. Il Is felt that The smaller note
holders would not need the example Of
Gould deposits ~ the notes II they ho-
lieved the plan n good one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20
FIGHTS SERVICE BOARD ORDER.
Queens Railway Company Says II
can't PIT on More Cars.

The New York and Queens County
Railway Company has notified the Pub
lC Service Commission hat Il cannot
accept an order issued on April %, re-
curing improved service necessitating.
the company says. the purchase of al
least for'y-three additional cars at a
cost OF SHl5, 600. The order was rre-
rarcd by Comm!ssloner Hayward. In
HIS letter President W. q Wood Of the
company a Y II Ia "~confscatory in
every sense ~ the word" and would only
result TN vipsng ont tho company"
The company and directors he dds,
refuse 70 accept tho legal responsibilities
involved IN accepting an order thai will
require tho company to spend for actual
operation excluding all taxes and in
t"rost) moro than II takes in"
Mr., Wood charges tho commission
with setting un an impossible standard
~ service for sundays and holidays. He
SAYS the company would have to opera.e
400 cars for a few hours on n few days
m the year and the cost would run into
the millions Furthermore Mr.. Wood
reminds the commission that the open-
ing Of the new rapid transit Lines in
Queens, closely parHlleIing tho three
trolley lines that furnish 20 per cent ~
the New York and Queens company's
business. Will seriously affect the com
panY.
lie asks for a %rehearinE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20

MATS HARRIS try sooa. ;Sobsr 50
msnt. 20 Nsth,nisl. walhot
SAMUEL REDBORD, grocer and de'ica-
lessen, 1919 81. Nicholas avenue. has
made an assignment 10 Lester ", Msysrs