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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
GERMAN REPORT SHOWS
M CHANGE IN NEST

Berlin. April %, CBy Wireless TO
SayViilel The war Office issued an
announcement concerning yesterday =
events at the 'front.' given out here
today. says,
The Belgians attempted to cnnc"n-
tratc reinforccments in the direction
of Drci Grachtcn. which. with the
exception of some houses on the
northern side. has been In our hands
since April o. The Belgian troops
were repulscd by our artillery.
French attempts to advance in the
Argonnc forests were prevented by
artillery nrc. \ strong attacN hy the
enemy against our position on the
heights west of Boueuilles, south of
nNrcuncs. broke down a short dis
lance In front Of the German fortified
tious French infantry charges west
ot ont-a- Mousson were unsuccessful,
while the Germans gained some
ground in the forest ot Le Pretre by
| blowing up several mines.
- Russian attack on Marianupl
northeast OF SuWalku was rcpulscd
with heavy losses Tor the enemy
! otherwise there were no events of I'M
portaucc ON the whole eastern front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
HUNDRED LIVES ARE
LOST IN GREAT
COAST STORM
List of Casualties Grows For
midable as Reports Come in
of Vessels Missing and
Known to be Wrecked.

New York. April --latest reports
received here Of the effects of tho
great storm which swept the Atlantic
coast Friday and saturday indicated
that nearly a hundred lives were
lost.
The Royal Dutch West indian
steamer Prius Maurits, with 40 per-
sons ahuard. is believed to have foun-
dcrcd of cape Hatteras. Not "a word
that would give hope that the vessel
was still afioat was received today
Fifteen OF the crew of tho sea-
going tug Edward Luckonbach per-
ishcd when the tug was wrecked of
False Cape, Va.
Ten mcn were drowned when two
coal barses broke away from the tug
Cumberland and wore pounded t.
pieces Oft cape Hcnlopcn, Del.
The ten men aboard the barge
Tampico. which broke away from hei
tow, are believed to have been lost
Dozens of harges, schooners 4. an'
other craft went ashore along tn
coast Their crews were rescued by
Other vessels or coast guards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
BLOODY MURDER IN
RESTAURANT IN
NEW YORK

New York. April Otto zlnn. n
restaurant keeper and two of his em-
ployes were Killed early today IN
Zlnns restaurant. Zinn and his wife
we're awakened BY a crash downstairs
vestigate. when he failed to return
his wife called policeman. who
found the restaurant keeper and his
two employees dead in the cellar.
In the cellar was also found "A safe
which had been moved from a place
on the moor above and evidently
thrown downstairs. II had not been
broken opcu.
BeSides the three dead men lay
three bloody clearsrs with which the
BURGLARS had battered in their Vie
TINS heads. The police found also
revolver ana set of burglar tools.
There was evidence that the men
Who committed the crime had secret
ed themselves IN the cellar after eat
ing meal ga ,he restaurant. Al
lrst they had tried 10 cut throuRh the
iloor under the safe. but folled IN this
attempt hv large beam. they had
gone up stairs after the place closed
and rolled tho safe into the cellar
The porter and cook had been sur
prlsed and killed when they came
down 20 get coal. The proprietor ap.
parently had surprised the thieves Al
work trying to open the safe.
The two employees were RonOr
Held. porter. and stephen Bovorisly
cook,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
COURT MARTIAL FOR
FRENCHMAN WHO
KILLED WIFE

Paris. Aprn o, t5;35 a. m)
tain Hcrau. an officer IN the French
cavalry. viii be- tried by court martial
Saturday for killing his wife at Com
plcgnc because she persisted in fol-
lowing The army 20 be near him, In
direct violation OF orders issued 6y
the military authorities. For snmc
time after the crime Herau was a
mental and physical wreck. II WAS
feared that he would not survive. but
recently he recovered and was turned
over 10 the military police by the hos
pltal authorities.
After Captain Hcrall WIS sent 20
the front. his wife. 10 whom no was
deeply attached. learned that he was
stationed az Compoisnc and followed
him there. This was al the time
when the general In chief issued n
circular prohibiting all officers and
soldiers from receiving their wives
during the camuaigu. His superior
demonstrated with captain Herail and
he tried 90 induce his wife 10 leave
hut she continued 60 postpone her de-
parture. A second warning was given
10 the captain. with no better result
when a third Warning came he was
told re would be cashiered unless
Nine. Horal left at once. This SHE
refused 20 do and the cavalry officer
fearing dishcnor and desredation
shot ;hv woman he loved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
Today;s War
Summary

Loss Of another member OF the
allied fleet wllch T. attacking the
Dardanclics II reported from
Athens by way OF Berlin. Tie
PrltlSh battlcship Lord Nelson u
aid Ia have been stranded IN the
straits and then destroyed by the
Turkish forts.
\ German submarine sank ,lIe
the british steamer OiiNinc on the
Isle of Wight yesterday, The
Russian vessel whose sinking was
made known last night was idcn-
iilied to-day as the bark licrmcS.
The crows OF both ships escaped.
The French war Office amounc-
cd that In the British raid on
German positions la belgium last
month two Gcrman submarines
were destroyed and the naval
construction yards at Iloboken
damaged badly. II l. said thHt
forty German wOrkmcn were
killed and siNty-two wounded.
The German Official statement
says several attacks by Bclgians
aud French yesterday were rc-
pulsed,
The American note concerning
the measures decided upon by
Great BTitain and her allies to
cut on trade tO nnd from Germany
viii he made pablo tomorrow
morning.
Notwithstanding Official dcnials.
It il believed In Rome that there
Is basis for the report that
Turkey and possibly AuStgin are
6rnsidcring the Initiation of peace
negotiations. In this connection
significance l. attached Ia the
presence tn switzerland of David
Pasha, Turkish minister of fl
nancc. Home dispatches SAY his
dcninIs that ne l. on n peace mis-
sian should not he regarded SER
IouSly. OniciaI denial was made
at Vienna last week that peace
negoiintions were being consid-
cred.
An Official statement from the
Turkish war oficc says that the
Turkish ncct has sunk two Rus
sian ships ON the Black sea near
Odessa. ~ ~ ~"iu hA@p th"t "
mine sweeper which attempted tC
npproach the entrance Ia the
Dardancllcs was destroyed.
serbian iosses Ia the border
nghtipg with IiulgariRn irrcgulars
were placed at Nish at 100 mon
killed ar wounded. The Bulgnr-
ian forcc, Il II said. amounted u
ahout one and onc-half regiments
Rc,und the admission that AUS
trian forces In the BcslSid had
been compelled Ca retreat, Niennu
ha. given no indications of ths
status of Affairs along thar ss'c
tion OT the iIunGarlan frontier
There II as set mo- indication
whether Hungary II threatcnc'
seriously with invasion. The Rus
sian war oiiicc not only claims
great suc1Nss In the Bcskids bu
asserts definite advantages haN'
been gained over the Germans II
Ia northcrn Poland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
CHICAGO MEN UP IN
AIR ON ELECTION
RESULT
Two Hundred Thousand Wo-
men will Vote in Mayoralty
Election Tomorrow and E.
lection Managers Are Puz-
zled.

Chicago. April g. Campaign man
ayers today admitted that the vote TO
be cast by women at the municipal
election tomorrow Is puzzlins. Two
hundred and eighty-two thousand wo-
men have registcrcd, and leaders,
both In the political camps OF the
men and Ia the councils OF the sur
frage organizations expect a total wo-
man vote of more than 100000.
one of the principal aspects or the
figuring by tho managers Is as 20
whether the women voters will dis
play more Independence than the
men or whether they will follow par
tisanship or tho ideas OF heads OF
households. There Is no previous vote
from which 10 figure. as the women
viii vote tomorrow for the first time
al "a mayorality election In Chicago.
Campaigning continued in all parts OF
the city today. The forces of Rob
ert NJ Sweitzer democratic candidate
for mayor. have arranged for "a par
adc under the auspices OF the Yount
Democracy sweitzer club In the down.
town district. as well as large mum
her Of meetings where speakers vii
address the people.
The managers of William Hal,
Thompson, Republican nominee fol
mayor, planned 10 hold 1000 meet
inRs at street corners and In factoric
/ during the day. one thousand auto
/ mobiles each viii carry one wOmai
and two men orators.
Seymour Stodmnn, Socialist, an'
John ~. Hnl. prohihltionist nomine
Tor mayor. also planned 10 maxi
/ speeches In various parts OF the cit,
during the day and evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
NIINIEN DID HEAVY DAMAGE
To GERMANS N HEiA'ItM

Paris. CVia London, April D., llo
y. mD-The Fronch war Office today
gave out report on the prosrrss OF
the nghting which reads as follows;
The military authorities have re-
ccived precise Information concerning
the results of the bomhardment car
ried out hy British aviators In Bel
GUM ON the twcnty-siNth OF March.
\ dirigible hangar az BerRhen Ste.
Agathe was seriously damaged, ~ was
the dirigibic airship sheltered there
In. Al Hohoken the Antwerp naval
construction ship yards were gutted'
two German submarines were de-
stroyed and third damaged. while
forty German worAmen were killed
and siXy-two wounded. Otherwise
thcre Is nothing 10 add to the report
given out last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

Hngsiic HAVANA April willard eovoy.
Inc pugils tho world He
black cnnrion In the weniy
their championship hout here today.
Johnson's nght aIi the unn The twenysecona
vcn his vitality him btSause of isc hard which
carried tfroaghout early rosnds
ne few binrk
ppleI and Icfts the inw and blows
o
saw the combat and wien John
hccc right swing the Jaw
the crowd soldiers cleared the rms
while lsng the but
he the dc1on,
time o greet the Wild rush of
cited
knoout suddenly that she bg seemed
Of battle bat had slowed and
willard said he heans escord
away In dancer nc amy tune.
offer and ttsht n hctef and
tnkcn the championship tite'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
CHICAGO FLORIST
DIES CF FRIGHT

Chicago. Aprl William Well. 60.
florist. died of shock and fright to-
day after he had been attacked,
bound and robbed bl robbers who en-
tered his place Of business in West
sixty-thlrd street The florist, who
Was said To he wealthy, WAS found
bound hand and foot Robbery Is
believed By the police to have been
the motive for the murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
AVEZZAN0 AGAIN
CENTER OF QUAKE

London, Aprn UiaO y. MA
Central News dispatch from Rome
says that earth shocks were regis-
tered this mornlng "a the Rome OBJ
seryatory. where Il Ia thought that
the center OF the disturbance II In
the ncighborhood OF Ayezzano, the
district mosg affected by the earth
quake Of few weeks ago. News
from Avezzano is hacking,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
Lord Nelson, Stranded During
Recent Battle, Torn to
Pieces by Guns of Turkish
Forts.
BELIEVED BALKANS
READY TO BREAK LOOSE
Russians Claim Further Sue
cesses in Eastern Zone but
Official Details of Past "a
Hours are Meagre.

rrrlin. Npril ;. OIiy Wirclc-s to
SnNNilic. IA report rc,ciNcd in
Bcriln from Athens SAYS the Brit
ish blttlcship Lord NClson, strand
cd inside the Dardanclles straits.
has been destroyed bS the fire of
Turkish guns On shore.
Ihi- Information wns given
out to-day by the OVcr-cns News
agency.
\ council of war held 10y the
british aud French admirals. the
Atlcns dispatch continues, dc,'id-
ei to postpone the attempts To-
force the Dar,lancllcs ON account
oT the insulIieicnt strength Oi the
landing expedition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
NOTE on THE FRYE
BRIEF AND POINTED

Washington, April THE Ameri-
can note To- Germany on the sinking
OF the American sailing ship william
=. Frye hy the German auSiliary
cruiser Prinz Eitol Friedrich was
made public here today II h very
brief II IL confined principally To "A
recital OF the legal aspects nf the
sinking of the Frye and in polite and
,->~s>e ~-s~-e-~NS~~~S~~N-~e~N
(C0ntlnucd ON Page TIye)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

KANSAS COWBOY KNOCKS OUT
JACK JOHNSON IN 18TH ROUND
or GREAT BATTLE At HAVAN|

Fight all in Favor of Johnson Until After Twentieth Round
When Vitality Of Big Black was Exhausted from
Grueling contest Willard Takes Lead in the Twenty
Fifth and with Battle in His Hands, Finishes Negro
with Ease in Twenty-sixth. The Fight by Rounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

THIS dispatch contains the iirst
intimnticn of the lo-- of the Brit
ish battlcship Lord Nelson. Iicr
name has not hsscn mentioned la
any oT the dispatches conccrning
the Dar,iancllcs operations.
she was 1iO feet long. Displaced
1850 tons and was built Ia 1900.
She was armed with four f2-inch
guns, ten O.2-iuch and thirteen
3-inCh guns aud carried u compile
ncnt OT 500 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
CLIFFORD P|NCHOT EXPELLED
FROM BELGIUM BY GERMANS

uians are said 10 bc throwing
every available man into the nght
al this point.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

London. April ;, C;33 y. m.--
THE Glasgow steamer Divine aud
the I,us-iau bark llcrmcs were
sunk hN German submarine
sunday afternoon oii the Isle nr
Wight The crews of tile twO
,,--.-sls tonk "a their bnat, and
we're rescued bN - British tor
ptsio boat destroyer.
The loss oT the iiu,~ian bark
fcrrcd Ia in the above dispatch
WIS reported yesterday. NJ this
time her nnmc was not known.
Iift,cn members of the bark =
crew got ashore safely. The Her
mc, was u three mastcd bark of
O73 tons.
Current maritime rcrrrds do
not contain any reference to a
steamer named Oli,inc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

London. April %. O2;iG p. m,)
The rowing band of Bulgars,
driven out of Serbia after It's
sudden raid has penetrated
Greece az three points, accord,
ing io SnloniM dispatches. The
English press sees in this episode
the possibility of developments
which may mean lare-up in
the smoulderiug Balknn situation.
AdViccs reaching London by way
OF Rome. however, assert that
Bulgaria has agreed to give ran
satisfaction 10 Serbin. All the
Balkan nations. as we'll AS Italy,
are awaiting the outcome W'th
interest
Meanwhile Greece is massing
troopA along the bulgarian FROM
tier and BULGARIAN rescrvists, ac-
cording to sdyices from Salonikl,
have received orders to Join the
'coiors. In the countries allied
against Germany Austria u1d
Turkey ana these recent develop
meuts are blamed upon German
intrigue.
The Carpathinn front Is the
quarter la which decision of
first Importance Is expected soon.
London seems to be- confident
that the RuRlans will break
through into Iiungary. The Aus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18


sometimes. 1t Is better to DO spcarcd
and saved than never to have been
scared ut all. The exploratory" opcr-
alton Is truly an autopsy performed
when 1t can still be OF some use to the
subject
Duodenal ulcer. ulcer in the duode-
mum or small bowel Just beyond the
stomach, is characteristically accom-
panied with n sharp pain which comes
on some time after eating. an hour or
two hours after eating. The pain Is. In
the stomach. t'Digestive tablets" are
quite as ineffective as they are In the
treatment OF indigestion"
When pain in the abdomen becomes
so severe as to demand hypodermic
or even night visit by the doctor. IT
Is not caused by indigestion" you may
DO sure of that Dlsordered function
does not cause unbearable pain. Dis
ease OF an organ does.
a diseased gall-sac commonly mas
qucrades us stomach trouble" or ON
testinal indigestion"
The heart disease known as angina
pecioris often expresses itself by severe
attacks OF pain In tho pit Of the stom-
ac!i. indeed, the only explanation for
the many instances OF fatal attacks OF
acute indigestion" is that some organic
disease OF the heart or other part has
expressed Itself in language which was
not understood.
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Ethical


rather strong" Then, "You must live
near. very near to me-" he added quick
ly. and there was shameless sug-
gestion OF JOY In his eyes.
fcs-it is strange, isn't IT,"
DELIGHTFULLY."- strange" agreed Rog-
ors. Il wish First Foot knew the ex-
tent or tho luck she had brought me-
sell story for $3.50 and realize tina,
nave neighbor whom l.
II am very busy" Dean said swiftly
trying to overcome the timidity that
had swept her lashcs down.
Rogers only laughed and watched
the color sweeping stealthily into the
cheeks OF the editor OF Goodyear"
First Foot is lucky cat" he rumi-
mated on tho way home. "and l once in
formed her that her mistress would not
make a good wife for q struggling
author. Humph. soft. whimsical
smile played about Rogcrs's lips. \
smile of self contradictions
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
paper Synciicate.)
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Woman and Home

I went to sleep. having delivered her
, message
| Nonpnssed. but willing to be enlight-
cned, Rogers went down to the editorial
rooms of the Goodyear Magazine" fully
expecting to meet man.
Dean Richmond was. however, ultra
feminine and rejoiccd when Rogers's
card was handed to her She was femi-
/ ninety curious to meet him. She had
, broken strict Office habit for the first
time in her career and had nut q drop
OF scent on her blouse.
1t was the perfume that reached
Rogers's senses while they were dis
cussinE the merits OF his story and
the size OF the check he was to get.
YOU" he said suddenly, and II
seemed accusingly, ARE the mistress OF
! First Foot"
II am" laughed Dean. but how do
| you know"
The kitten reeks OF that same scent"
he told her.
ut is far better than rcekinc OF TO-
hacco." flashed Dean.
Rogers flushed guiltily. MY pipe is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WILL MOVE TO NEW HOME
Accents Oner OF Bryan NE;state for
Headquarters on Ninth
Street.

AT a meeting OF the Richmond Real
Estate Exchange yesterday afternoon,
1t was decided to accept the PROPOSE
ton made by the Bryan estate for tho
erection of Il modern two-story build
ing on Ninth Street. between Main and
FRANKLIN Streets. Tho Building will
be known ms the Peal Estate Exchange.
and VIII be completed by September l..
The work of railing the old building
that now stands on the site has been
started, and the work will re pushed.
The building will be erected on tho
site formerly occupied rs n temporary
nome by Rueger's. and will have en-
frances on Ninth Street and on Frank
lin street. 1t was stated last night
that the Real Estate Exchange viii
occupy the three front rooms on tho
Ninth Street side, and that the other
space would be divided into offices for
real estate men
Due to tho grade. tho building will
be two stories high on the Ninth Street
side and only one story on Franklin
street. The ground Goor on both Ninth
and Franklin Street Will be devoted TO
real estate offices. ana II Is planned TO
make the building Il real estate eN-
change In every sense OF the word.
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STATE COLORED SCHOOLS
WILL OBSERVE HEALTH DAY
Supervisor OF Elementary Education
Issucs order for Observance
NInrrh

Health Day will he observed In the
colored schools throughout the State
on March %, by order OF the State su-
pervlsor OF elementary education An
interesting program OF exercises deal
ing with health rules and regulations
has been arranged for the occasion.
The program In detail follows
Song. America: scripture reading,
Romans xii: welcome address: song,
selected: Facts About TuberculoBis, -
an address; recitation, "Virginia's Bat
tie Call to Health; address. Tho Value
or Spnatorium": song. selected; nd
dress. "Disease Prevention and the
Heaith Pledge: debate. Resolved. That
Health Is More Valuable Than Money.
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envelope. Indeed. 1t Is In style for YOU
TO wear your hair In q braid down
your back. with Il bow at the neck
There is no prcttier way for n girl of
your age TO wear her hair. II your
I hair is curly, wear it i'm curls instead
of a braid
T. Il. j.: This exercise may help YOU
TO timber your fingers and make thOm
! flexible. Expand your opened hands
horizontally in front of you, with the
fingers spread far apart. and the tips
resting on table. Raising the little
finger of each hand. bring them down
on the table with force. acting only
from the Enucklc. Repeat with the
next finger and continue until all have
been exercised. The largencss of your
fingers should not affect your playing.
III you are studying now. your instruc-
tor will be able to tell you OF exercises
that will Timber the fingers
Lillian: 1t is distressing, I know. to
pcrspire SO freely. If you will first
battle under your arms with hot water
ana then apply wash made of Il pint
of alcohol and as much alum as will
dissolve In it you will be able to greatly
relieve the trouble. Dust with a good
talcum powder. ] have known OF corn
:tarch being used TO remove stains
from perSpiration by placing IL liberal
supply on the goods while still moist.
The material had dried and the corn
starch had been brushed off.
Florence; lf your neck is soft and
iabby and needs to he filled out. il
should be bathcd with hot water until
thoroughly heated, then massagcd with
n skin food. After the skin food Is
thoroughly rubbed into the flesh and
the outer coating rubbed off with
steriliZed gauze or soft towel, the
neck should be bathed with cold water.
The cold water closes the pores and the
skin food remains in to feed the skin.
shall lie happy to send YOU formula
for skin food If YOU will send me Il
stamped, addressed envelope
Margaret l cannot see why any one
should laugh at you because you use
YOUR left hand. You are really to be
envied Few persons can use their left
hands equally rs we'll as the right. |
consider ii an accomplishment and wish
| were so gifted. Just keep right on
using your left hand, but use YOU right
hand also so that you will not get out
of practice and appear awkward. Keep
your hands in good condition and your
nails nicely manicured. | shall be happy
10 send you instructions for mani
curing If you will send me Il stamped,
addressed envelope.
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Lillian RusseIi's Answers.

Ida H.: am sorry to discourage you.
but fear there is nothing you can do
10 make your hands smaller. Perhaps
INC apparent largeness Of your hands is
due 10 their red and roughened condi-
ton. If YOU work with them trying TO
reduce them they will become fab
and wrinklcd and the veins will be ac-
ccntuatcd. What ] should do is to
massage them carefully with good
skin iood and make them nice and
plump so that the large knucklcs will
not show Keep your nails we'll mani
cured. ] shall be happy TO send YOU
instructions for care OF the hands if
YOU will send me a stamped, addressed
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song, selected: collection for the negro
sanatorium: proceed to clean up school
house and grounds.
Patrons of the schools are expected
to be present on health day, and the
yards and grounds about The school
buildings Will be put I'm perfect order
by the children rs an object lesson for
what should be done 1T homo by pa
rents, assisted by the children. Wei
come addresses Will be made In the
schools by the pupils Topics relating
to the Improvement of sanitary cOndi-
lions Will be discussed.