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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

&c.. TELEGRAPH BRIEFS '..-..
! Pais.-Petit Journal declared that
charges of espionage. against Ray
mond Wolf Swoboda, who claimed to
be resident of San Francisco, have
been disproved; Swoboda also abb
solved of blame for fire aboard La
Touraine .- =. .,as~.: ...'.. p
San Francisco-SmaiIer men and
shorter lives are two of the, bad eff
fects of the present war in Europe,
according to DR.. A. ]. Reid, director
of race betterment exhibits at Pa
nama-Pacifie exposition. ....s
Jamaica, L. I.-Magistrate Harry.
Miller, local police court, sentenced,
Mrs, Margaret Askins to eternal so
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-04

briefly" After. thanking Judge for his
sentence: Mrs. Askins left court with
her husband. ... ,-..
Paterson, N. $50 members of the
chamber of commerce attended silk
suit" luncheon as boom for starting
new style for mems summer suits.
Washington.-Riggs disease of the
gums discovered to be cause of rheu-5
matism, heart disease and high blood.
pressure by U. S. public health,
service. /
Fairmont, w. Va S. E. Lead
honeymooner, got drunk, took train
for Brownsville, Pa, came here by
mistake, was fined for intoxieation,
500 for carrying whisky and put tor
work on road. -, -. -. =:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
WILSON TO CENTER
HIS INFLUENCE
ON SHIP BILL
President Ready to Sacrifice
Conservation and Philippine
Measures to Purchase Act,
Is Evidenced.

Washington. Jan. Evidences
thai President Wilson intends 90 con-
rentrttc his influence Tor the ship
purchase nhl. probably with tHr aid
ur some Republican Nolcs. tp the cN-
rlusion ui the Philippine ana ,onscr' -
alton bills, IL necessary. were npr1r-
vul today.
Manuel Qutzon. residence Philip
pine commissioner, told the president
TODAY that he did not expect the
Philippine hui to pass during tdc
present session.
c~nufor Kenyon. Republican, invite
ed ru the white House tuduN hy the
president, suggested several amend
mont- t0 the shipping hiil which he
Thought would make b. u..ruiuhl, in
some Republicans Duc would place
control uf the glNcrumcu. ships un-
der o non pas tlsau BOARD and another
Nouid eliminate the temporary char
gctcr 90 the project.
Tho president expects tp srv other
Republican senators iu the near tu-
turr Somo Democrats oppose the nili
ana the president plans to w.u enough
Republican votes To- pats o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
PROGRAM FOR TWO
BATTLESH|PS IS
ACCEPTED
Six Torpedo Boat Destroyers
ard IL Submarines Included
in List Which Committee
Approves.

Washington. Jan. IA naval
building program 90 two hattleships.
six torpedo boat destroyers and sew
enteen submarines was adopted and
Incorporated into the naval bill today
by the house naval committee. The
bill was reported at once TO the house.
Tho vote for the two 5attleshipg
was iG TO 4; for the six torpedo boat
desiroyers 10 To- o. ana Tor the seven
teen submarines. n 10 ?.
Besides the larger craft, the program
adopted includes one collier. one
transport and one hospital ship. The
oill with this program aggregates ap-
proximately si4S,o00.O00. of whish
SCI. 500. 000 H. for next years part Of
the new construction.
The committee made no provision
for gunboat. which Secretary Dan
ieis recommended.
ON motion of Representative
stephens Of California. IL was proyid-
ed that eight coast defense submarines
shall bc built on the Pacific coast un-
der certain conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13

Tabriz is In northwestern Persia
and. after Tehoran. the largest city
Ia the country. u is i0o miles 40 the
east of the Turkifh frontier.
Tabriz was gnrrisoned by Russian
force u being situated in that part
Of Persia under the domination oi
the Russians In the same manner ~
the southern portion Of Persian "
considered TO he within the sphere
OF influence OF Great Britain.
The town has been evacuated by
this Russian force according 70 a re-
port sent out by the Turkish govern
mont and published last night la Bcr-
lin. The announcement from Com
stantinople added that the Russian
garrison had rotreated 10 Biulfa.
where lhe Russians were said to be
assembling In strong force to defend
the passage If the AraXcs river.
The taking ~ Tabriz means TINT
the Turks who undoubtedly had the
backing Of some of the Wild Turkish
trlbosmen or this locality have SEE
cured a more or less important base
for the projected German-Turkish at
tack upon the Russian positions Ia
the province of Erivan. north nf the
Persian border and south OF Tlflis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Places
Hindrance on
Maneuvefs
Severe Winter Weather From
End to End of French Battle
Line Practically Stops War
Operations.

Paris, Jan, rs C2;f0 y. ml--sevcre
winter weather from one end 90 the
other OF the battle line p France
hindcFed military oporn't yestcr-
day, according To the rnIHt emert
given cut this afterurnn the
French war office. Thr nch ar
tillcry showed some ncli it. aoahl
near Soissons. aud hcto cen Rheims
ana tho Argonne. but no decisive re-
suits were obtained The fighting
northeast of Soissons continues with
severity. II is evident that large
forces ~ infantry have been engaged
'Thc French retain some Of their po'
sitions. but were compelled % leiin'
quish others.
The announcement follows In part
ION the Aisne to the northeast oi
soissons, the hghting around 'Spul
132' continued with great severity
during an the day OF January ~ The
Germans brought very considerable
forces into this engagement W.
maintained our position on the cres
OF the hill 90 the west OF Spur ia2
To the east our troops were obllgee
20 give up ground The fighting her
continues.
"In the region of souain the ad
vance position covering the block
house located To the north of th'
Reausejour farm Is stlll In our pos
session aud We here have set ~
trench distant sixty yards from tn
: German trench"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
CoNGRE,SSMEN WANT To
QUESTION THE PRESIDENT

Washington, Jan. 13.--Whether
President Wilson can be "heckied''
when he appears before a Joint ses-
sion OF congress 60 deliver a message
was discUsSed today on the iloor OF
the house. Speaker Clark pointed ont
that the last president who commune
icatcd TO congress IN person. Thomas
Jefferson. submitted 90 questioning
from the iioor.
Representative samuel w. smith Of
Michigan raised the poirf. and asked
whether "A representative ui senai =
might arise In his place ana propo ilud
a question TO the president.
1T would be difficult lo dc o.
that. said Speaker Ciatk. "Prcsideni
Wilson is the first chic exec at',.
since the early days OF the g0vcrr
mcnt who has appeared before con-
gress to deliver his messages person
ally"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Belgian Trenches
EvacuatedUnder
German Fire
Several Victories Claimed by
Berlin on the Coast in EX-
treme Western Portion of
War Arena

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
INDIA CONTRIBUTES
100000 MEN TO
ENGLISH FORCES

b'lhI india, Jan. i3 O.u London
l.ua 81. mI The Niccruy. Baron
llHrdiugc. in speech to-day at the
opening uf The yIccrcgbl council. dis
closed that the truups which India
hus contributed lp the wal numbered
-ootO These soldier. arr diatrin-
utcd in France. Egypt East Africa
and t'aus the Persian guilt
Baron Hardinro spoke fccliusly pf
ludia's proof of patriotic sentiments
lu this connection ho said Chat the
uuhlest sentiment ever uttered con-
cornlug nations duty was expressed
,n the words ur Nuruhtm Lincoln.
with malice toward none, with
charity for all with nmucs- ia the
rirht as God gives us tu see the
right
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
WILSON ATTACKED
by CUMMINS IN
THE SENATE
Gentleman from Iowa Wants
to Know What President In
tends to To With Taxes Col
lected in Vera Cruz.

Washington. Jan. l3.--An attack
on President Wilson's use OF his con-
stitutional powers criticism and sup
port Of his Mexican policy and po-
litical apcech-makinR mingled today
in n senate discussion OF Senator
Cummins resolution asking what the
United states Intends to do with the
taxes collected during tho occupation
OF Vera Cruz.
John sharp Williams. defending
the administration. said 4 was well
known that the money wns 90 be
turned over TO any government IN
Mexico eventually recognized.
"1ou cannot cmharrass the admln-
istratlon nor befoozle the American
people with any such resolution" ne
said. launching into defer - ~ the
presidents policy. He declared " "a
certain American had been N the
White House there would hsFf heer
stern message To congffas. eiInaxed
with Come on. boys. ctargc
Woodrow Wilson will be rcnomi-
mated for the presidency" said SEN
ator Williams. land reelected. not as
a minority. but ~ a majority candi-
date"
senator Cumfoins insisted congress
not the president. should decide Whist
shall hccome Of the Vera CrlH monol
and then. paying tribute 10 Pr,si-
dent Wilson's integrity aud ability
added.
Il am simply obiccting 10 his posi-
tion that he is trying TO run the
United states. II appears In ever,
utterance that fails from his lips. re-
assumes that under the constitution
he II the final arbiter of all these
things. have no doubt he assumes
IL with perfect honesty and with the
uost cnrefuf confederation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
CANADIAN SOLDIERS
HELD WITHOUT BAIL

BridscDurs ont. Jan. l3.-l1o-
,lurlul Constable Thomas H. Delaney,
Corporal Archie Nuyo ANA PrnI'cs
k,usmaud and Macintosh of the
Forty fourth Canadian infantry fac
ing charges ur munrlUushtgr CROWNS
nu uf thr tIuug uf Walter smith nt
Fort Erie December rs. wr'c ai-
nigued before magistrate here too
day Through counsel th, men "u-
tered pleas uf not guilty and asked
that they bee admitted foo bait The
application rur bail was opposed hN
representative uf the crown ati"r-
ucy anu was denied. the men we're
committed to ail ana trinl was vet
20 begin March :. at WellUnd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Primate of Belgium Declines,
However, to Go Into Details
In Regard to Rumors of Ar
rest.
WITHDRAWS NOTHING
FROM PASTORAL LETTER
Teuton General States He Only
Asked Explanation and That
Priest Gave Up Visit to Ant
WerD.

The Hague, Netherlands. Jan l3.|
t3.lO D. ml-CardiuIl Dcsidcratus
Mcrclcr. the urmatc of Belgium. de-
Ciincs for the present 10 discuss what
hn defined the "yoxatiuus measures
of the German authorities lu Belgium
with reference tp him and to the pas
toral letter written hy him on Cnrist-
mas
General Won Bissing, governor gem
crul of Belgian territory occupied by
th, Germans. in reply tu q request
made by the Associated Press that ne
forward to Cardinal Mercier tel
cgram asKiag him for the exact facts
in connection with the incident today,
said.
cardinal Mcrcicr requests me To
forward To- you the following dispatch
boo response 60 your inquiry
"'l feel much the sympathy you
have shown me and for which thank
you, Dut / prefer not To dwell for the
moment on the ycXatiuus measures 10
which you ullude and : prefer tu cone
tinue tu shut myself in my episcopal
ministry. 1 wish tu declare. how
ever. that have Withdrawn nothing
ana Will Wlthdul nothing nom my
pastoral letter
(slghcdl CARDINAL MEEttEH,
Archbishop OF Maiincs o.
GOucraI Won Kissing adds
"As this rcpl, OF the cardinal misu
give rise to misunderstundings / ada
thereto the loliolnp remarks.
"'l certainly caused proofs uf the
pastoral letter Boa the printing niiice
To 1c connscutod and : summoned the
priests to give up c"pie, Of IL In their
possession.
THE cardinal never has been ar
rested nor has his personal Noerty la
any othcr way been oncroaohcd upon.
! have merely by means OF officers Of
nly stan requested him to- give me
explanations of the tendencies of tine
PASTORAL letter ana besides This, in
order to- prevent possible manifesto
| tiuus. / asHed him 60 abandoG a pro-
/ ic.tcd journey io Antwerp.
"'ll these measures perhaps appear
10 the cardinal subicctNcly 'cNatiuus
] sen thry were obiectivriy necessary IN
o,drr tn cleae up the situation.
| (Signed)
! ." GONEkNOR GENERAL FREl-
HERR Won BlsslNG,'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Russian Estimates of Crushing
Defeat Administered a Few
Days Ago Held to Have Been
Exaggerated Largely.
GERMANS MAKE BITTER
CONTEST FOR PERTHES
Determined Efforts Put Forth
to Retake Hill Captured by
French Last Saturday;
Fighting Still On.

London Jan. 10 u2:iO y. MI
The stand OF the defeated Turkish
army at Kam-Urgan. between Sara
kamysh and the frontier OF the Cau-
casus and the attempts OF Che Ger
mans 10 check the advance Of the al
lies In France northeast OF scissors
and near Perthes, marked the princi-
pal ports today where desperate cou-
fiicis are reported to be raging.
i'or six days the Turks have beea
making valiant effort to rally their
retreating forces and aided by a gar
rison from Erzorum, have been max
ing a surprising nghi In view Of the
Russian reports OF their recent crush
ing defeat.
The latest Petrograd official COM
munication says the hghting a, Kara
frgan is turning IN the Rus ians' Ia
vnr. bat both armies are nghiing with
the handicap OF deep snow and bitter
cold. Private pctrograd dispatches
say the Turks show no signs OF weak
cning.
The Germans again have stOrmcd
"Spur 1872" northeast of Soissous, IN
what Paris describes as AN "imp0rtnn,
attack" Fighting stili was going on
( today. The French took the hill only
last saturday and since then the Ger
mans have made determined effort
10 carry Il by e countcr-attack.
The scene OF this nghtlng is the
nearest point Co the French capita
! along the battle line ocing only G'
miles from Paris.
Similar dolcni nghting is reported
as progressing about 80 miles iurthe
I east near porthes, where the German
| hy 70 counter attack succeeded Il
breaking through and cstabliahinl
themselves hchind the French adj
vancod position north OF Beaupejour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Rome Sustains the
Worst Earthquake
in Her History

= Rome. Jan. 10. t5s5O a. m.l--
= a terrlflc earthquake. the sfona-
. est ever felt in Rome, occurred
. early to-day. T. lasted several
. seconds and caused serious
. panic, people everywhere rushing I
. from their houses In terror.
. Many buildines we're damaged.
. No loss OF life was reported.
. a large crowd gathered this
. morning In the square IN the
= square In front OF the Column Of
. Marcus Aureiius. AZ "A point
. about half way up 81 was seen
. that the column had been broken
. and twisted. Il was at least six
. inches from It's true axis. The
. immense bronze statue of -. Z
. PAU on top Of the column also I
. inciines TO one side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Today;s War
Summary

1hc assaults at the allies
agnin~i selected positions IN the
t'csInHn Iine, gaininp ground sor
thciu at several Iolnts last week.
have he'd Ia Gcrmnn counted at
tarks Ia forCc and the heaviest
infantr, hghling for some time.
TO,lRys Official communications
from Iicilin and Paris Indicate
that the Gcrnlnns, having brough,
large bodies Of troops Into play.
have checked the advance OT the
allies and have themselves made
important gains.
The heaviest lighting occurred
Yesterday east of Sni-SCns. THE
Gcruians state thai they definite
~ rcpul-s'd the allie aud gained
I'''~-sr-siOn at two at their posi-
tiuns. capturing i,7OO prisoners
aud several machine guns. NJ
lacks near the canal of I.aIIasscc.
it ~ said. were defeated. while
the allics w,'ic compelled hy
German artillery IRE to cVnCuatc
trcntiiCs, near the Hclginn cog-t,
in the nclghbCrhOOd OF Nlcupnrt.
The Frcn,li staicmcnt admits
that the alli,- were driven hacl.
ncar SOissons. Lcing Compelled to
Weld ground Ia the Gcrmans.
In the Nrgunne. where dcsIrr-
ate lighting las been Ia progress
Tor some time, the opposing ar
mics temporarily have rciaXcd
thcir efforts. There. ~ elsewhere
la the Mcst. had weather hlnders
military H"tiNilic~.
No change II rcsordcd from
either l'tgrogiad or Berlin IN the
campaign in Poland.
Further important SucCc--cs la
the campaign AGAINST Turkey were
ndyanocd today bN I,uSsia. d l.
asserted that ouc Turkish rcri-
mcnt was captured another par
daily destroyed, aud Turkish
position sc'1eSi, with guns and
ammunition.
Notwithstanding tilc-c claims.
Il II evident that large budlcs oT
Turkish troops -till are On iliis-
sian suii, ana the r,~Unt State
ncnt from IctrogrRd that an
Overwhelming defeat has been In
ilctci on the Turks. involving the
capture Of nnc army corps aud
the cutting ul, of another, II de-
nicd Otii' iallN at NonStantinoplc.
Tile statement to-day OF the lius-
sian stan attached 10 tile Caucus
iau atmy shows tliat Turkish re-
-h.lan'c has not hccu broken,
stating that obstinate and bitter
lighting T. still in prugre~~.
Turkish forcc- which Invaded
Northwestern Persia ARE rtpUftcsI
unoiii'iaily "a have utSupicd rnb-
ria. AN important Persian CitN
within tlic sphere &C Russian iu,
inicisc. wlacIc l;u-sinn military
station un~ maintained. 4 Con
stantinople di-paIcih last night
said thar the i,u-~inn~ had ~.
treated uom 1prriH.
Ia southern roland the Ilu-.
slams have made anOtiicr uttcmpl
10 push asrts~ the Nidn river. ap.
parcniiy in an rnort Ia adVnnc,
once more on CTaUOw. An oliiCia
Austrian statement says the I,u-,
SLAMS wcac compelled 60 withdraw
under the lire of the Austrian ar,
uilcry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
HAITIAN SITUATION
DEMANDS BATTLEsHIP

Washington. Jan. i3--New revoiu-
tinnary troubles in Haiti have as
mmed such proportions that the
cruiser Washington. now in Hampton
Roads has been ordered to take
aboard 100 marines IN sAdition TO
her present furcc OF iurty-siN. ana
proceed a.; once 10 Guanacaybo bay
on the south coast of Cuba, w'thin
easy reach OF Hait,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
MORGAN INTERESTS
CONFIRM REPORT

New York, Jan. i3.-J. T.. Morgan
and company confirmed today dis
patches from Pctrograd in respect 20
loan 90 the Russian government d.
stating that group of New York
banks and bankers had made "a
purely banking arrangement with
Russia hy undertaking TO accept short
term drafts of the Russian govern
ment. the proceeds of which were 10
be- used In payment for supplies eN-
ported from this country.
IL Is understood that the National
Clty bank Is one OF the members OF
the group.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
The Apology to
Colombia NAV
Be Cut Out

. Washington. Jan. i3.--To elm .
. mate n possible the apology 10 .
. Colombia, contained IN the pend =
. ing treaty 10 pay S25,000,000 Co .
. that country FOR the partition of =
. Panama ana reduce " possible, =
. the amount OF the indemnify. the
. senate foreign relations commit =
. tee today determined upon the =
. appointment 81 a subcommittee =
. to work on this proposal.
. This action was taken after an =
. appeal by Secretary Bryan, who =
. urged immediate action on the
. treaty. giving az particular rea- =
. sons, the commercial Importance Z
. Of tho situation just now and also
. the desirahillty OF having COL =
= ombin TO participate In the open Z
. ing of the Panama canal.
. Senator Root vigorously oppos- =
. ed the convention la its pres Z
. ont form and WIS particularly I
. aversc 10 this prohibition where I
. by the United states should cx- Z
. press "sincere regret TO Col
y omnia.
. Chairman stone will name the Z
. subcommittee later.
Q Q q Q q Q Q O 9 O Q O o . o o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
American and Jap
Ships Held at
Vancouver

. Vancouver. q. e.. Jan. ~
. rho Japanese steamer McAiro
. Maru, of the osaka -hogeu KAT
. shl line. ana the American =
. steamship Goycrnur. of the PA
. cific Coast steamship companv =
. have been detmacd here hy the Z
. customs officials because part ut Z
. of the cargocH the vessels have =
. taken ON board are alleged Ia =
. hc Contrahand uf war under the :
. regulations PROMULGATED frnn :
. Ottawa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
TRAFFIC SUSPENDED
ON GERMAN RAILWAYS

Amsterdam. Jan. ls (via London.
fi31 y. m.)--All ordinary passenger
traffic was stopped to-day over most
~ the railroads of Germany until
January is. This measure was taken
to expedite the movement OF troops
and munitions OF war. TO which trnf-
fic the railroads will be given over
almost entirely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
NEW YORK BANKEHs TO
loan RUSSIA SIS Qua 600

Petrograd, Jan. ~. t3.fO % MIA
group of New YORK bankers, includ-
ng j. T.. Morgan and company. have
ugrecd to loan the Russian sovern-
mcnt Sie.000.0N0 according to an Of
ncial announcement made today This
amount is subject to draft by Russia
al one. two ana three months, at =
per cent, with half of one per cent
additional for acceptance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
SUFFRAGE ISSUE is
DEAD FOR SESSION

Washington. Jan. 3.--Democratio
leaders today considered the woman
suffrage issue dead for the present
session. as q result OF the defeat OF
the Mondell resolution for a constitn-
tional amendment. The vote laHt
night stood: For the resolution, i1t;
against. 200.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
TURKISH FORCE is
IN POSSESSION
Of TABR|z
Second Largest City in COun-
try of Persia Occupied Wy
Advance Troops of Ottoman
Armies.

London. Jan. 10 d;t5 D. MI
Reuters Telegram company has re-
cclyed dispatch from its eorre-
spondcnt IN Petrograd saying that an
advance detachment OF the Turkish
army has occupied the Persian city
of Tabriz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE;

Met it nOo1.
Foreign relations committee
discussed the Colombian treaty.
HOUSE.
Mot ~ noon
The naval committee adopted
the administration Jru-u1ttlr-
shIp program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13

Dover has been asaallod oy The Ger
mans from the air on NO irss than
two occasions and ships ip Dover hnr-
hor are believed 60 have been the oJ-
ieCliNc of raid by Gcrma fuhma-
rinos The bombs FROM above never
did much damage. nor Was the attack
from under the water successful.
Three days before Christmas u Ger
man aviator, according - Berlin
dispatch. icw over Dover. threw
bombs aud rcconaoitercd tile positions
Of British warships. Two days later
another hostile Hcroplanc appeared
over the city and dropped a comb
which exploded harmlessly iu gar
den. This aviator cludcd British
nirmau and iicw saielS to sea.
The submarine attack was reported
Beccmhcr a. The channel forts
opened nrc aud kept IL Tor almos, hair
an hour ~ thr same tim, hotiiia
OF drstroycts uut tu sva aud he sub
marines were not seen again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
Two German Craft Fatally
Hammered by Coast Batter
les, is Rumor Which Refus-
es to Be Downed.
HOSTILE AIRsHIPs ARE
REPORTED IN CHANNEL
English Port Has Been Assail-
ed by AviatorS on Two DC.
casions and Two Submarine
Raids Have Been Made.

Dover. Jan. a., CVia London i:55
y. mD--Two German submarines today
were hred upon ana sunk by the coast
batteries on Dover. according to per
siftent rumors current In the city.
The presence Of hostile airships
over the English channel during the
past night has been reported today
from various points on the coast
These reports, however. have as yet
not been confirmed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-13
rIiE WEATHER.

Tonieht ana Thursday fair not
much change IN temperature Maxi
mum. 90. minimum. 10, rnnee, 21'
at = ". M, 60, north wiuds; partly
cloudy