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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
DEALING WITH AUSTRIA.

IN response 10 the reply Of Aus
trim. asking Tor proofs that her sub-
marine torpedocd the Aueona after
it had stopped and before the pos-
sengots were taken off thus killing
some three hundred odd nou-eombat-
ant men. women and children, IN
Guiding a number of American ciu-
gems. Tho United states viii cite
chiefly the report Of the Austrian
admiralty which admitted and lust-
fled every fact alleged In the wash
inplon note.
The contention of Austria that she
knows of the agreement between the
United smtes ana Germany rel
atiye 20 the conduct Of SUBJ
marine warfare only through
newspaper reports, therefore Is With
ont official knowledge. is merely
quibmc In justification OF amy
crime. the criminal going on the
theory of Austria, would only have to
plead that he had not been officially
shown the law prohibiting his oct
Austria knows. or should know
the international law defined by The
Declaration of London 60 which both
shc nud Germany were subscribers,
therefore, il was not necessary that
She have amy knowledge official or
otherwise. sd the controversy between
the United states and Germany and
the resulting agreement
Washington lis standing for and inc
sIstug upon Observance OF uterua-
uonal law regarding the rights Of
nouuals. and Austria viii have 70
meet the demands of this nation re-
rardmg the Anoona incident ct take
the consequences. which would
bo moro than mere severance Of dip
lomatc relations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

TheF threaten Is breed worse com-
1iieauous Can dld the division SO
factions 81 1919 Ii IS conceivable
mat taes may make some presideu-
tat nomination p question for Che
courts to- decide
The democrats can iu one Usy as
sell as another nominate woodrow
Wilson. mo one candidate ef their
party seriously considered They
viii uso tho primary ln the states
where the option exists The repuh-
leans uith almost 81 many candle
dates IS there are republican states.
may usa hnta .netso3s n optional
states. end send eontestns delega-
lions as they tid ln California in
1912 TO he rife the national CONE
mittee has asked that the primary be-
used where authorized. hut Z Is MOI
obligatory 4 oontestng delegation
would cause the national convention
90 boil over arain. rs e did IN 1915.
Eighteen states have primary laws
uow ana tao more may pass them
this winter Either way ,he primary
delegates win have working major
uy To the republican national COM
gention. lf they could asree upon g
candidate bis nomination would De-
certain. Hut half % the primary
states have favorite son candidate
now. ANA Inc number may % doubled
next SCAR
Here would hc confusion enough,
IL the state primary laws were uni-
form oad workable. lH,o tbo delc-
gate convention under the supervision
of the national committee. But there
are almost mauy kinds Of primary
laws as states that have adopted
them. ana some OF them are hardly
understood al home The convention
seems certain to b. cluttcred with
contests. SOME ot wbich being under
state llw, may be appealed To the
courts The most workablc'primary
laws aro in ohio ana Indiana, which
have several candidates and large
DELEGATIONS
% may bc wise party that knows
who ts candidate IS after the CON
vcnuon has adjourned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
SOME MAJESTY

The following is the beginning of
the Treaty of Friendship and Com
merce" concluded between the United
States and Persia in lS56.
I'm the Same of God tho Clement and
Morciful
"The president Of The United States
of America and his majesty, as exalted
ruler " the planet saturn, the sover-
eign To whom The sun serves as a
standard. whose splendor and magnit-
icence are equal TO that Of the skies,
whose greatness calls TO mind that of
Jemshid; whose magnfcenco equals
that of Darius the heir 10 the crown
and throne of Kaianians; the sublime
emperor of an Persia being equally
ana sincerely DESTROYS OF establishing
relations of friendship between the
two governments which they wish To
strengthen by treaty Of commerce
and friendship and useful TO the citi-
2cns and subjects of the two high
contracting partiCs-have for this pur-
pose named Tor their pleuipotentiar-
les"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
nrrrER FARM METHODS.

a sc0tehmuu travelling through the
unitod states, said that the Trims
about cur agriculture which impressed
him most was thc immense waste OF
tho best land n appeared reckless
waste toout accustomed To Intensive
cultivation Doubtless many Amcu-
can farmers have been ougor W set
moro land rather than to make bct-
tcr use OF enc land they have This
is relic ut the ola why Of thinking.
But how little of what has been
called "bonchcad iormnr s. seen
to-day compared with tho oras Of
twenty-five or moro ycors ago. RE-
Gently newspaper thus humorously
described "a survival of the old type
lie win contend that 30 is too ,osi-
E in raise hoEs. and chen feed Els
dHea tine Year around and buy bacon
at 1l 90 gp cents % pound
"Ie viii Quit his crop during the
busy season tu come to town tu huN
tobacco ana tell what Kind ~ leeis-
Nuou H required to brIur prosperity.
Hr viii take 23 Nuu walk ti-
teen mites tud shoot uitccn cents.
worth of ammunition to get 2-cent
hId Nhilr hits gates ga homc have mo-
hinges ha fences are down ANA his
sl0th hat uo ahuItcr
rut these thugs are CLEANSING rap-
idh thauH to thc spread ct farm
education There rs more genius
t......... f......ts... t..I.... fIau ..,.t. 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
ms REQUEST JUSTIFIED.

Manuel Yigll refused To- try his case
in the newspapers when hc was in-
dicted for completely in connection
with the conspiracy To lbcute cen
ctul Jose Nnez Salazlr from the
BernalHlo county jail and asked that
me public suspend Judgment until
the evidence could he presented in
thc federal court and jury hQd pass
ca upon &c.
Tho confidence Of the friends Of
air Whit never was shaken in him
AN OF them believed that no jury
could do other than acQut him, and
their confidence in his integrity was
Justified hy the evidence and he
verdict III the Jury which heard It,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

'and Cincinnati rsiraad 10 thc teg'n-
nin@ of the r5viI war
Appointed major general of ohio
volunteers a. had advanced INTO West
NIgm-a ana amin Hated the aonfed-
crate forces there he became major
general 81 tho United states army and
after he battle Of Bun Run was called
% Washington.
There he received the command 81
the ARMY 10 the potoma ana 3u the
retirement of General Scott WIS made
comma nds7 OF ail the armies ri the
United States
ont Of chaos Mcclellan certainly
brought order. re created au army
ANA put the cts It's state of defense
And ID he lid it ovly he ala It sue
uerbr
% was upon the question OF his
movement against the enemy that De
anne into conflict with the govern.
usrt.
H.s habits MS an engineer hi- NATE
ural elaboration of mind. and his
strong sense If responsibility Tor the
liscs and woll-btHE II its soldiers 4ii
combined O. make him perhaps over
caution and slow
Unfortunately ho became imbuel
with the most hostile sentiments to-
ward The administration. and these
sentiments ne expressed with alarm
ing frankness AZ last after "a ca me-
paign which had been the subject n
personal and technical controversy. Die
Was permanently relieved from com.
maud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

ufes the wisdom % Frank Hlthen
30 this siu uha 5 eneaens ia the
feeding business extensively and q
ure.ne other landowners .n the Rio
Grarae valley rs AZ likewise
these urarre $50 land owners
kroa Chat eenue the infinite ea-
u eitg far ukur pains the eapac-
Itr for keeping eFeriastlnriy AZ Co..
the expenditure ou whatever Is in hand
% aggressive. ntelIsent effort sine
Iy per cent .nd1strF-and The worry
r0eoe.r o. con per cent horse sense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
PORTALES COMPANY TO
ENLARGE ITS PLANT

seseiAl eosssasoansacs 70 posHna IoussArl
rortalos, 81 A., Dec, IA A..
Rogers. of the portales Power and
irrigation company, has just returned
from 20 trip TO the east and announces
that his company viii install an ad-
ditional Unit at the local plant. This
unit will be OF approximately 100 kilo-
watt capacity and viii enable the
company to serve the farmers in the
winter time and also TO take care Of
any lighting load which may be nee =.
essary during the night time
II is expected that the unit will be
Installed and in operation by January
20 Apparently the pouales valley
and particularly Roosevelt county
have received favorable mention and
advertising throughout the country
ana no small factor toward this end
has been the achievement which this
valley aud county made at the state
fair at Albuquerque last fan.
Several new families have settled
recently IN the valley and many more
are expected. although Mr.. Rogers
does not expect a great influx Of
homeseckers until fall The latest
purchasers of land here were three
German farmers from Colorado Each
.of them purchased good-sized tracts
OF the best land in the valley and they
win return shortly and begin 10 i'm
prove Il is also reported that fifty
more families OF Germans from the
same locality in Colorado are consid-
ering coming to the valley and are
awaiting the return Of the three who
We're here for a report on the country.
SO doubt from the enthusiasm that
was shown by the purchasers the re-
ports they take back TO Colorado will
bring us a good sized German colony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
rm PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY.

The two great political parties
have called their conventions and
presidential preference primaries are
to play n important part in the SEE
lection of the DELEGATES, Already We
have the spectacle Of Nebraska
wrestling with The machinery Of such
LEGAL primary Ths name OF Justice
Hughes was placed upon the ballot
without his consent and Withdrawn
upon his inslstent request The same
was true Of Theodore Roosevelt and
81 Mayor Thompson Of Chicago SIN
The farce gucs on
The presidential primaries III 1916
may givc the mercy stroke 20 the
visionary schemes 81 direct nomun'
uons and town meeting legislation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
Tom Mccoy

lhUA VIZ bNr
a good broth of q boy
lis Thomas Mccoy,
He lives i'm Marysvine, Kan,
And those who want tools
TO work horses or mules,
Should call ON him quick as they can.
For his prices are low,
AS his bills will all show
And his work is made honest and
strong
So those who re In need
OF dress for their steed
Cam purchase OF him for a song.
We has saddles and brides.
And collars and whips,
An made with new-fangled inventions,
His goods are all made
With am eve to the trade,
And 10 please is his honest intention.
So come in and buy
OF this clever Mccoy
And never doubt that your visit will
pay;
You'll remember the place
TITS SO easy TO trace
AT the west end and south side Of
broadway
hut please bear In mind,
That it's because of hard times
Thad Mccoy is selling so low;
So come one and all
And give me call,
And youll SO away happy | know.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES.

When Christmas comes ] never mind
the cold
lika to gtt up prompt al "a h
school
AM do nv sums
AM clean the walks ihout waIun' CO.
ho told
Though I lHsa 4loddIn' better. AS "a
rulo
ur huldin fnrts-bat nothin amt So
hod
when Christmas cumes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
GENERAL MCCLELLAN IN 1851.

During the civil war and for many
years after the country was divided IN
opinion as 20 the character and abili.
ties Of Gen George b. Mcclellan, who
was born in Philadelphia, December B.,
1895, and died in Orange, y. j oe-
tober %. 1855. There ia still some di-
vision of sentiment as to the ability
Of General Mcclellan ais military
commander in grand war. but there is
doubt no longer OF his surprising ca
paciy as a great military engineer
and organizer while his fame is Sc
cure against suspicion as patriot
General Mcclellan appeared upon
the scene OF the terrible strife between
the north and the south under the
most extraordinary circumstances.
Tie was ga wears old lie had led
his class I'm mathematics al West
Point had served IN the Mexican war
afterward had been chief engineer Of
the Illinois Central railroad. aad vas
president 81 the 81 Louis. Missouri
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
CHI nlcs Iinm Wound.

Silver city, n NJ Dee. l9.-After
lingering four DAYS in hospital at
Santa RITA. Belle Montoya, the Is
ycar-old girl who was accidentally
shot by Cresoencio Molina. aged n
years, ne the Mnntoya ranch near the
mining camp, the past week, sue
cumbcd 60 her wound Molina, who
still insists that the shuotinh was
purely accidental is Frustrated by the
girls death Il IS said that she alb
solved him from any llame before her
death The accident was due 80 the
careless handling Of a loaded revolt
yer The Molina boy rs in the county
jail IN default Of o $1,000 bond
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

fpHh JOURNAL takes and pFiais
afty hours end thirt5 mln
stes u exclusive Assoeiaiea Press
ieaaed Hire service each ueek
No other newspaper published IL
Sew Mexico takes more thaa
twenty four hours 81 Associates
Press zsrvic- auring the weeh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

Tou miss many opportunities daily u You
a not read Journal want ada
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
EMPEROR or GERMANY rs
CHARGED WITH MURDER

London May fa--Ihe runafder
Luaitania was struck by only one tor
pCdo. captain Turner her commander.
testified a. the inqtgst Of kinsale ts-
Jay. The deadly missile found What
epet and seuv the liner 90 the bottoa
n less than twenty minutes. kiilins
more than one thuusand persons
IL Nss disclosed by Turner. and
evidence of Turner members u5 the
crew Tel the jury tn return "a verdict
~ Wholesale murder against 1ts
German emperor, his government a,td
afhgcre uf the submarine directly re-
sTsnsiHie for the Sinking Turner - 4
The second explosion vas Internal
Winston Spencer Churghiifs statement
in the house uf enm.anns that Turner
received wireless advice from the al :
miraltE warning him That submarines
Were an the liners. course Turner
testifylnN said ne had followed tha
advice to tire best - bis ability The
aharactcr - advice was Inrey called.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
TRIALS IN
FEDERAL COURT
STOP FOR AWEEK
WITH THE CONVICTION OF ONE
aHooNsHiNER" AND The PLEA
OF THE L. & n. TIE COURT
CONES TO RECESS TIME.

WITH tas conviction or steve Thorn
SON Der moonshininE and the plea -
the Louisville & Meanwhile railroad
company yesterday. jury trials for the
euFrent weeb we're completed. and the
ursmsn who have been patiently sery-
ing the court for tire past two weeks
af more. were discharged for the term.
Thomson was Bned ti60 and costs
and sIz months no the federal prison
40 Atlanta. ga.
There remains to be disposed -
only the cases against the four prom
lnenf TensacoIians. Messrs " ~
knowles. W s. Ksyser ". X. Ever
ana Thoa a Brent A these cases
were SCI for Hsxt week May DC. there
is nothing else during the present week
for Judge can 60 do. and he said
yesterday that he would 60 90 JACK
sonviHe and return here next satur-
day or sunday. to reopen court Mon
day morninE.
There e. speculation az % how long
the trials ~ the four defendants viii
last. but there IL hardly any doubt
bur that they Vill 50 over a period II
two weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
coRCNER's JURY FORMALLY
BRINGS MURDER CHARGE

kinssle. ireland. Aiay so-Ths ger
dict If the euroners iury which intes-
rigated the deaths resulting from tor
pedolnR the f.usltania FOLLOWS. We
ind the deceased met deah from pro-
longcd immersion and exhaustion ~
sea. Friday. May 4, OWNS m the sink
ing ~ IRE Lusitnuia hy torpedoes fired
by a German submarine. We md this
appalling crime was committed con-
lrary go International law and conven-
tIons ~ an civilized nations. We also
charge the officers ~ said submarine,
che emperor and government q Ger
many under whose orders they acted
with THE crime ~ wholesale murder
before the tribunal ~ the civilized
world. We desire 20 express sincere
coincidence and sympathy with the RS
atIvsa vt the deceased. the Cunari
company and the United states. mans
- whose citizens persisted IN this muir.
derous attack on an unarmed liner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
FINE OF $1,000
AGAINST LIN.
FOR REBATING
CORPORATION ENTERED a PLEA
or GUILTY ~ FEDERAL COURT
TO ONE COUNT ~ TEN on The
INDICTMENT.

Pleading guilty 90 one 81 zen counts
IN the indictment charging Relating.
the Louisville q Nashville Railroad
company was yesterday Hnea 80 600 In
the United states court judge r. a.
tal imposing such q penalty upon a
plea CT guilty to the count such a
plea having heen made by Mr. Bl8unt.
counsel Tor the company
Immediately after sueh Judgment.
or decision. had been rendered var
rant VAS drawn and the aalauga ~ the
ain" counts. ot course were Iuashed
This indictment against the railroad
company vas returned while the fed
eral grand 1ury a. Gainesville was tu
session az the last term ct court haId
there. while bat one cargo figured
in the indictment IL aaa asserted shat.
ln one particular instance. there were
ten carloads and az the alleged rs-
batting vas said O. have hcen allowed
on these tcn cars Il was believed that
the Indictment wan founded ou tine
number 81 ears Koiue into the ore ear
60.
The German steamship Harold was
loaded here shout three years aEa
the cargo haylnE been furnished b. "a
local eHporung arm and the timber
and lumber having been conveyed ta
fhe city from mills 40 Century. Ealco
and AZ other points 10 wac alleged
that the railroad company maintained
q scheduled and an unarhedulad rate
sheet and IN the use ~ the latter. fl
Be- said. the reaatlng was committed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
sosToN PUsLIsAER
RELATEs EXPERIENCE

sostan. May ia cableEram from
Charles q fauriat IT., q publisher
- this city, who vas passenger GA
THE Lusitanis, ~@gcrihiug his expert
ences. vas received hy Mrs. iAuFiat
a. her home Ia Cambridge today
The message sent from LONDON late
yesterday SAYS
4 arrived from Queenstown yester-
day safe and sruld and am suffering
from no AFTER shock, only muscular
lameness
we were struck a. z minutes after
H. After doing al Z could on the ship.
D iumped and swan AZ 2 IS. 3 founi
and got into a eoliapsIbia life boat
opened her up ana 9ook cnarEe. We
got DO. 81 ~ an Then We uowcd fog
shore. We we're picked up iu about
two hours and reached tgueeusIcRn az
3 SO D. m.
The town was aide open Vlth bus-
nitaIlty We brought through fouE
slightly injured Tire women showed
wonderful courage.
4 saved tho habys pictures ThcN
we're my mascot. also saved ms
passport and al drafts"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
Curing Catarrh is
A Simple Method
Go to It's Source and the
Cure Is Then Ac-
complished.

0nIN those Nho have used
for the blood know that catarrh ls Hlus-
ply a bleed trouble.
Most people uuinstrurted On this mem
b~aneeun atseuse. treat their nose end
throat az lf Fatarrh was q local trouble
Fl e not 60 re treat cafarrh IL fs nee
essay 60 &c into the stomach the liver.
the lunEa. TIE Kidneys ard al the vital
organs ~ the body. Ard it e. 81 81
thar a. onre enters the entire blood clr-
rulation. en- the organs 20 the body an
the mucous surfaces and becomes a
dominant factor Ter renewed health u
is q simple method when You figure fl
cut Cafarrh e plainly an 5nnamnna
tlon - the mucous mem branes
And there 10 % s S certain inRre.
afsnfa which cause these mucous sur
faces fn change o. convert their Hnnrn.
tt1na fnte q substance fer easy elm.
nation A special hook on this subject
wiH ~ mailed 80 sli who write 20 Tn
swift SPECIFIC Co. TIE swift Eldg At.
1amta. Ca.
Cafarrh = very eftsn the result q
norar other blood trouble. Home gers
thsf gets into ths blood and muitlnIiei
hrvurs TIE cuntrol ~ nature
ts the rNmdy. To rot areep
: suhafituts FER this matches remedy
READ fhe circular wrapped around mi
Bottle il IS Important
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
THREE ToRPEpoEs WERE
FIRED AT LusiTANTs

London. May io-Three torpedoes
wers nred ~ the Lusitania. aocording
to the Res. STA Guvfer ~ the Church
of Enslands Canadian railway mis-
fion. lie said the third found It's mark
while the last boat Vas heinE lowered.
Whea the LBsitania sank, Mr. Gu
Nisr said a submarine rose 20 the sur
face and same 20 Wlthin SEQ yards
~ the scene.
THE crew stood stoldly on the
dcHk." he said. and surveyed their
handiWo could distinguish the
German naR but 10 was impossible 10
see the uumber ~ submarine which
disappeared after a few minutes"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
GERMANS LAUp ACT
OF THEIR SUBMARINES

Amsterdam. May f0-Tae cologne
Nolks zeituue SAYS
The sinking 81 the Iusitania F. "a
success 81 our submarines which must
be placed beside the greatest achieve
ment ~ this var. The stnAtng % the
giant English steamer is success II
moral siKn IHcanue which ls stIil great
sr than matNial succtss,
with joyful pride Ne contemplate
this latest deed ~ eur navy. n viii
not ~ he last
The English aish - abandon tire
German people to death nv starvation.
We are more humane We simply
sans an English ship With passengers
who AZ their own risk and reaponei-
binty entered the 1one q operations"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
Cunningham an dBurnham
Again Head the Y. NJ. {. A.
IcoatInuea NON PaEs one,

tContinuea IRON PaEs one,
has been In close touch with High
school and Grammar school Athletics
and has conducted tWo successful Geld
meets for those schools
i.aNs year AIR. Burnham vas loaned
Go the Playground Association for dutS
AZ Ray View Park This season ne viii
manage the municipal playground
kneWn as CnrdoEH square ou East
HiH. sreanE Co. develop t as "a center
for healthful athletics. inciuding ten
uis. and baseball which latter feature
viii EiEc opportunity f0r all boys and
men 70 get ln line There viii be
buEs leagues. The Twill CHIT league for
fHst aar and tine amateur league for
those Who want ta play for the reai
HT,rr 1f the plssiHg
Altogether there has been a splen-
did work in the building and a good
cooperative spirit manifested The
announcement 81 the parents - some
gf uHr BOYS has been q source - great
strength ta the members - the staff
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-11
CHARGE OF ESPIONAGE
FOLLOWS safes ARREST

Queenstown. Nay fe-Ianden r
Bates. son - tandNn " Bates. II
NeR York. ce-chairnaan - the Amer
lean Belgien gcuef Commission. Was
arrested az kinsale yesterday on a
charge 81 espionaKe wrne aearchiua
Tor the bodg - bis brother Iiudou
81 Bates. Jr. pho e believed Il have
perished on ths t.aRtania. NeWton IS
Knox. an American mining engineer
8 b. Was with ~ Bates. uas taken
into custody at the sau5e une
Thf sergeant Who made tne arrests
accused them ~ being odseers - i
German submarine TneV Were de-
talnad at TIE Barracks hair hour
until United states consul Frusi
Nuuched for their innocence