davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-26
Co.respondencia para LA PRENSA.

MADRID. Oct. Eel embajador
de EsDGaa en- Roma Ia communicate
al Minis.erio de Estado, que el mi
riitro de Bulgaria cerca del Quiri-
nal. ha salido dc Roma por haberse
roto las relaciones entire ambos pal
Sc y le ha hecho entrega de Ia Lee
eeai6n : 81 archiyc s~uplicandole lc
re~nresente en- su ~ausencia.
Sc ha verificado n session de clau-
sura de Ia Asamblea de Farmaceuti-
cos ' sc ma anunciado que el Rey
Don Alfonso. Ia aPoya Y ha ofrecido
dar IN regalo de 5000 pesetas. para
Ia compra de acciones del laborato-
no. 10 que cree es el comienzo de Ia
liberation de EspaEa de los merca-
dos extranjeros de patenres medi-
cas-.
Ia noticia do lugar a que los =
sambleisCas o~vacionaran a rey.
FL prec!o del trlgo en- todoS .o@
mcrcados de esra naci0n continGa
siendo caGa vez mis- alto. En- Fali&-
do'id el 2recio eS de 3& pesetas -
ctn,imos los 100 kiios-
Toda IA vida nacional comienza q
en-rar en- 81 normalidad : e desa-
rrollo econ6mico asi ONO ei movi-
micnto mercantil entran por las Was
francas de IA tranquilidaG.
En- las grandes empresaS eS dondc
2rimero Sc ha manifestado Ia no
raEidai. .Asi Sc We que Ia :ompania
De los f~errocarrileS del Norte han au-
mentado el ingreso de sus areas =
concepto &c transporte de mercan,
cias durante el mes de septiembre
sumando esoS ingreSos million Y me.
do.
Los f~errocarriles andaluces han tc
n;do IN aumento de 100000 peseta.
que es muy considerable dads su eX.
tension.
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>iiO TN aconiacimicntO terrible. 81
rSc barbara lie ina rOtO los hucSOS
4 IN atlcta como CrOi6n. no nay
Ia mcnOr duda he que 81 alma de
Ninicio cSta gimicndO ah0ra cn
cSa maldita casa rn cSprra del IN
lierro. :Por Castor. Pcr0 VIM
ciO era patricia. amigo del Cesar.
SobrinO de Pelronio Y loda Roma
le c0nocia: era tribune militar, y
Su muertc no puede quedar lmpu-
ne. 81 20 fuera 4 Yer 81 pretOr
o les cOntara 10 OcurridO a los guar
diaS he la ciudad......
Detilvose Ell grie@O, medlt6 bro
YES INSTANCES. Y Iuego eXclam6:
-PObre de mi. tQuiGn. 81 no 20,
le licv6 a esa maldita casa? Lo
mismo SuS libertoS que SuS eScta-
voS Saben que fui a buScarle y al
gunOS no ignoran para que: cque
pasaria 81 sOspecharan que hi
eXpreSamente para conduclrie has
ia Ell lugar donde ha encontrado
la muerte? Aunque luegO. ante
el tribunal. pudiera 70 probar que
no preveia tan funesto desenlace,
siempre quedaria eStablecid0 que
sin mi no hubiera lido al sltio eff
donde perdi6 Ia vida. Y Que yO.
por 10 tanto, soy el CauSando de Su
muerte. Sc trata de Tin patricia y
nadie me librara de IN CaStieo. !
81 hugo de Roma Secretanente, So
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iMuy bicn. .iSi ii librrtO acu1ira
al PrcfrrtO o a luicn W. ac0mOdr;
ALA Fl: 10 cSrncia! eS que 80 no
vaya. puedo igualmcntc busrar a
PrtrOni0. que me- r1cOmprnsara.
He cnGontrad0 Il Ligia: GaIta encon-
lrar a Ninirio. Y lu"go Otra vcZ 4
l.igia: prr0 10 urgrnte cS avcrisuar
Il NlniciO 90 vivO o muertO. ESta
norhe ]prOrurarh Yer al panadrrO
Demas y |" preguntart pOr UrsO.
PerO cl griegO rechaZ6 inmriia-
Iamenic cSIa idea: no GUERRA ma
ia o Fl ligio. SupOnia, coz fun
damentc. Que 81 este no habia
matadO a GIaucO Seria pOrque hui
Dlera descubierto suS desigEios 4!
pontifiCe cristiano. el cual habria
lmpedidO la cOnsumaciGn del crl-
men. demOsirandole que era juguc-
IL De las malas arteS De III traidor.
LO Slerto eS que ChilGl Sc echa-
ba a temblar cada vez que recor-
daba el nombre de Urso. POr fin.
decidi6 eaviar por la noche a Eurl-
clio a la casa en- donde habia ocu-
rrido Ell misterioso suceso. para que
lie t~rajera noticias.
Entire tanto, ~necesitaba tomar un
banjo, TN refrigerio y alsun des-
Canso: la noche en- vela, Ia eXpedi-
ci6n al 0strianum. los s%obresaltos
y la carrera que do desde Ell Trasti-
(C0ntinuara).
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UN ENFERMITO GRAVE Y Ell DR..
URRUTIA.

FL nino F. Menchaca, hijo de nues-
tro apreciable amigo el senior Anto-
Mo Menchaca, de Del Rio, Tex, Sc
encontraba sumamente grave hace
algunos dias, de n enfermedad que
reclamaba urgentemente una delica-
da operation quirurgica, la cual fue
encomendada al senior Dr.. Aureliano
Urrutia. FL senior DR.. Urrutia hiZo
llevar al pequeno a su sanatorio de Ia
Avenida C, 420 Y, &C. la maestria
que lie eS va proverbial, realize a CT
tada operation con IN eXito compe-
tamente feiz.
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diSpcnsable avrrisuar quh habio
Siio de- Ninicio. pur> ChiI6n !" IL
noraDa. y no driaba d" drcirsr lu"
10 miSmo podia hab"r siiu murrjo,
que hrrido o prr>o. lisa y llama
mrnte.
Aicmas. va con mas Soci"@o. re-
fIrXi0nG CliIin Y arabd por PEN
Sar lu" los cri>tianoS no So habrian
atrpvidO Il maiar a un magnatc tan
p%oirrOSO como Ninirio. amigo del
Cesar Y miliiar de clevada je-
ra0uia. por miedO de que Su crl-
men oriGinara una persecuSi6n &c
neral: mas probabl" ir p~arecia
que lutheran drienidO al iOven pa
RI facilitarlc a Ligia los mediOS de
OcultarSe pOr segunda vez y este
razonamicnto lr devolvi6 las eSpe-
ranZaS.
S. eI dragon Iigio no Ie ha hecho
pedazOs de la primtra embesctida.
estara vivo: y 81 estd vivO. made
meior que 81 pOdra atcStiguar que
y0 no lie he hechO TRACTION. En- tai
case. no solo me we're libre de TO-
do peligro lioh. Mercurio. va pue~
des contar con las dos ternerillas! {:
no solo me we're libre De temoreS,
sino que tornar6 nuevamente a mi
pasada actividad. TambiGn esta
en- mi mano indicarle a cualquiera
de los libertos de Vinicio ell lugar
Ell donde encOntrara 4 su senior.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

H. Vazquez, S. ComaI St., lot A-3,
block S92, r~eparaciones; $50.
Gulf Coast Drilling Co.. Simpson
ST., lot /, block Alt, bodega; $3.50.
E. L. Richey, n. Laredo ST., lot i,
block 212, reparaciores: 500.
E. E. Zipp, n. Palmetto St., lot /,
block 1912, sombra; 500.
H. 3. Fisher, Sixth St., lot s, block
440, cuarto de bano; $50.
F. H. Redmond, S. Flores ST., lot
IS, block 1862, galeria; 1925.
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XAN,NiS MORALES MtNiNiS
INNDRiLES.
POr Manuel LinareS RivaS.)

Deb. aivrrtirS" prcNiam"nl" Ilir
u autor no c>ta muy ~"=uro dr cua-
les son La morales ' ruiirS las i'll
morales: Ell rsia duia. e. autor de-
ia al hector Ia c~aliriracidn r"ny"-
u5rni" para cada una....
L.o mrinr de- este mundo - una
mujrr qu" di-a III" uoS lui"rr....
ron tai dc Iu" M irn@a o~hltgaridn
Ne drcirIo.
Cuando riHa uno contra olro,
pontr al Iado del mas itnil. f no
blrza Y hariS uu favor.
Cuando riHan murhoS contra uno,
p0ntr al ladO de- JOS murh0S. Is IA
inica manrra con Ia qu" auu pc
dIiiS. cuaudo rSr uno este ya Ven
ri3o. harr.+r todavia al=lIn favor,
Juaado >rpas una v"rdai. no de-
be< rnor.u.lrrortr de- >abrr una
.verdad. SrGuramrntr no >ab"> mas
que partr dr ia v"rdat....
"
Las -rntcs - d"ifer"urian mas Ell
o Iur iirru que en- 10 que pi"nSan.
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de America y abogandose porque Es-
pana logre Ia r]econquista de su in
~fluencia en- la America, por medic
del amor
FL consul de Cuba, en- nombre de
los hispano-americanos, ofreci6 el
testimonio de agradecimiento por los
multiples ~obsequioS que Sc les ha-
clan.
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Sc SOLICITAN ACENTES.

Sc solicitan Agentes para la VEN
ia de LA PRENSA en- las poblacio-
mes de Deming Nuevo Mexico
y Jerome, Arizona. Las personals
cue interesen pueden dirijirse So
licitando precio y condolences a LA
PRENSA, Departments de Agen-
tes, GOT Dolorosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-26

LIZ PERSONA QUE DESEE SER
OUENA de su cas- con proportion,
debe dirigirse al SR. R. M. SULAI-
CA. propietario, quien lie proporcio-
nara solares en- buen lugar con casa
= aqua Y bien cercados.
Precios sumamente bajos en- abo-
nos m%ensuales. 81 I'd. tiene va su
solar Y desea fincar, el lie hace su
casa del mismo modo.
Sc hacen rue para finados.
Residencia: 720 Leaf St. Telefo.
nos: Travis 1876.
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EN-

ALICANTE, Oct. l2.-En la mu-
nicipalidad Sc celebro Ia gran fiesta
de IA raza, presidiendola las autori-
Gades locales Y los c6nsules de los
paiSes hispano americanos.
Asistio una nunleroSa concurrent
cia y Sc hicieron hermosos discur-
SOS elogiandose mucho a los paises
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-26
DEFUNCIONES.

Abel Ugalde, cdad 4 amos, Hos
pital de la Ciudad; nefritis,
Martin Hernandez, edad 3 5anos,
Hospital de la Ciudad; congestion
cerebral.
Martin Soto, cdad SO amos, 1923
West Cherry St.; c~istitis.
Sonora R. C. Ramirez. edad rs
amos. Brazos St.; debilidad general.
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MATRIMONIOS

Francisco Leiva Y Trinidad Cruz
Francisco Gonzalez y Sara Esca
milla.
Felix S. Cara Y Mary NJ. Lee.
Juan Tovar y Serapia Suarez.
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VENT Us

ST VENnE BARNTi. marUuria. siluaaa en-
las Gales uc Durango ' san Saba JO2. Inrnr-
ma AurclIu GafncL. 3Di CaIIc de san Luis.
no 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-26

Sc NECESITAN MINER0S-Mina de S pies
de carbon, buen trabajo, NINA SEGA. casss
c0nroTtahies, buena aqua Y eSclela publica.
No pagaulOS trdnSporte. TrabajO SECURE.
Torcn 81 ferrOcarril Missouri. Kansas &
Texas. Independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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ppDRTi NlDAU-Sr y"nGc por lencr qua Sa-
lir. IN "Grncral Merchandise store .n ut
ICquriIO pueblo. NI"ID NGNicu: n"gOriO
Du"aO Y productive. rudradO dc ranrh0S
V minerla. con brilliant" rNpeCtaIya. "Elr-
phanl Butte" principal rTI"ntcla mrNIcana.
Capital nccc>ag!0. arrdNimIdan"nie s3.mFh.
ii-2l
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81 EN- SU PUEBLO no hay sgente dc Ia
PRENSA dediquese listed 8 yenderla y 10
p~rcducira magniflca utll!dad. Escr!bsnos
: le dsremos nuestras condiciones pars
les agenIes.
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81 vENpEN dos armdlUneS. dos mOSlraLu-
res : una hlrl"ra. BucnO> Y barainS. IN
i0rInaa al ~ South >an saba y Durango.
tit-i
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CUAnTOS Y asiStencia. Casa de farnllia.
InfOrman iv1 Sur LeOna 81.
MICHACHA para ayudar en- rccamcra. Ocu-
IRA al HoIcl sur, Cuartn No. 3. iD-?1l
Sc NEGESlTA una Criada bucna Y Lill. pa
IA trabajar en- casa de raInllla. DirliaSc a
1912 san Pedro Avenue. 1925,
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81 VENDE BNRhTN. ianaderIa bicn acre
hilada y SIN ~ruinp"tcnrIa. SilIada Ell i'"ir''t.
Tex. Para mayurr> infurur>. dirijan>e i
vazGucZ BROS. FUiecl Bakery, I0tr"l. T"-
NaS. Il-lll
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VENDEMOS BiRATO I'm Taller de Iinpren-
Ia ron Suriclrntcs titles para In puDlica-
riGn de- IN p"riddirO: a<l como rufmplrtO
StIrIido de- tipuS y papelcria para !rabdIoS
SuclIUS. Inrurnlan en Ia Inuy C0nOrida
Aprnria General de- EncarGO> II" /. PtEN-
II 4 son. SIT :. Laredo 81. san Antonio,
Texas.
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DIyERSOs-

CONPRE listed el AlmanaQIe llIstrado para
1915 en- Iii Liberia Il" LOZanO; iHc rl elem
PLAN cnviaGo pOr correO 4 cualiuIer parte
lie los EStadOS CnIdOS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
UNANIMOUS SATISFACTION
AMONG GERMAN PEOPLE

London, May tG:t2 y. m.)-The
Central News correspondent at Ann
sterdam reports the Cologne Gazette
as deprecating the drowning Of nom
eomahtants and saying further;
THE news will be received by the
German people with unanimous snt-
sfactian since II proves to England
and the whole world that Germany is
quite in earnest in regard to her sub
marine warfare. This weapon of ours
may hit the enemy as terribly and as
painfully as the 42-eentimeter guns.
Indeed, ii is q more terrible menace.
England now knows that our sub
marines will not allow the best and
most valuable prizes to escape their
attacks, hut will continue to destroy
them wherever they meet them.
The English, Of course, will make a
terrible cry about this so-called bar
barous method Of warfare by Ger
many, but they will say nothing about
the great quantity OF war material
for England ana her allies which was
on hoard the Lusitana.
Moreover ut least two guns Of the
twelve eentimeters were mounted on
the liner, which was so equipped as
TO be able to inflict mortal injury on
any submarine she might be able TO
get near. This made II impossible for
submarines 20 take any steps to save
the passengers before torpedoing the
ship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
GREAT REJOICING Is
REPORTED FROM GERMANY

Geneva (via Paris, May o. 1915 a
m.) IA dispatch from Munich, Ba.
Varia, received at Basel, says thai
the German submarine U3 sank the
Lusitania.
There was great rejoicing durins
the day In southern Germany, ac-
cording to the adYices. Towns were
behagged. especially along the Rhine
and the children had a half holiday
in honor of the event.
The reioicings are said to have
spread even to Vienna and Budapest
1t Is said that the general feeling IN
Germany and Austria is that. tho
Americans on hoard the steamer had
been warned previously of their dam
ger and that therefore they under
took the voyage ut their own risk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
BALACLAVA SURVIVOR
DIES AT RIPE OLD AGE
tAssoclated Pres correspondence.l

London, April "a Major fhllllIst
late Of the Eighth Hussars. and one
of the last two surviving officers Of
the famous charge of the six hundred
ut 9alacava. has died ut Reading IN
elghtv-fifth year. Phillips obtained
his commission in 1851 and served
through the Crlmean war. In 1851, he
went to Indian. whore his regiment
helped to subdue the mutiny He re-
tired from the regular army in 1860.
In his history Of the Crimean war.
Kngslake says
Lieutenant Phillips, who had Just
had his horse shot under him, and
Private Brown, who had been disabled
in both hands, were attacked by Ian
GERS, and. although Phillips was able
TO keep off the assailants with his re-
yolver, both he and the soldier whom
he was protecting must have been on
the point Of being dispatched or taken
when the recall being sounded, the
lancers rode off, and he and the sol
der he had guarded made good their
way back TO our lines"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
BRITISH TORPEDO
BOAT DESTROYER
WRECKED BYM|NE

ley MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlEEl
London May tS y. m, The fol-
lowing official communication was is
sued this afternoon:
while operating off the Belgian
coast, the torpedo boat destroyer
Maori, Commander y. w BARROW,
royal navy, struck Il mine about two
miles northwest Of the Wellingen
lightship
'4rhe crew took TO the boats when the
ship was sinking The torpedo boat
destroyer Crusader Lieutenant Conn
mander O. d. T. Mebbs in command.
which was in company with the Ma
ORR lowered her boats to assist in
picking up the crew of the Maori. but
the enemy then opened fire from
shore batteries. and the Crusader. af-
ter being under fire for an hour and
a half, had to leave her boats and re-
tire.
II is reported from German
sources that the crew of the Maori
and the boats crews of the CRUSADER
seven officers and eighty-eight men
In all-were taken prisoners into
|zeebrugge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
NETS BRING FANCY
PRICES AS TROPHIES

Geaeral Headquarters. British Army,
France. April ~ German helmets,
Notwithstanding the thousands II
Germans who haee been Killed,
wounded and captured aru stiil rare
trophies 1t the british front There
are two chief reasons Tor this
The first II that the Germans DC
late have hncn wearing caps. the see
end thM the deaa and wounded he-
tween tho lines. an whom mast of the
helmets are % be fannd Are ia no
mans land where il II aimaH mfe
death to venture
The british soldier appreciates thai
these helmets ARE bringing fancy
prices IN Paris London and New ork
and ne II lunth q part with any tra.
phy except for a good sum A reign
lar clearing haunr for them has been
established and hundreds are being
sent @ England fae sale 10 doalera
and others
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
CALIFORNIA WANTS
NAVY STRENGTHENED

Sacramento Califa May S.--Reso-
buttons relative to the presidents re-
quest for an expression of public
opinion on the sinking of the Lusi-
tana. were introduced in the Cali
fornia senate and assembly today and
referred 20 committee.
The resolution reads:
"Resolved, THAT the Legislature
convey to President Wilson the mes
sage that its people will endorse
whatever action, no matter how Sc
we're. he may deem warranted, and
that the legislature recommends inn
mediate steps tn increase the
navy for adequate protection of the
honor of the nation and the lives Of
It's citizens"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
AME R|CAN SHIP
SAILS FOR FATAL 4.
ENGL|SHCHANNEL
Philadelphia Leaves New York
With $40 Passengers on
Board Bound for Liverpool,
Despite Lusltania Disaster.

New York, May S.The American
liner Philadelphia, shilling for Liver
pool today over the route Travelled by
Tie 1Hsitania, steamed away with
fun cabins and with hefths in the
steerage az q premium. The usual
scenes Of animation at the pier were
replaced however, by an atmosphere
more subdued and sober.
The Philadelphia had aboard $40
passengers
Two other passenger liners, both
French, sailed today despite the re-
iteration Of the German war zone
warning. They were the Preach liner
Espagne for Bordeaux. and the Fabfe
liner Patra for Marseilles. The Es-
payne had a cabin passenger list of
fifty-four. and the Patria of thirty
four. A number of Americans were
on both ships.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
noRNii SEES No REASON
ron hApIATING WAR

lloise, idaho. May s.. United states
Senator William y. horah Of Idaho,
member Of the senate foreign re-
lattups committee. said tonight
do not anticipate any decisive
action or any change Of policy upon
taf part ~ the authorities 1t Mush-
ingtnn hased on the sinking OF the
Luaitania. rhat disaster and the loss
81 the iives uf American citizens
would be calculated ordinarily 60
arouse great feeling throughout this
country. and doubtless the American
people do feel deeply upon the sub
ievt hut to my mind the sinking Of
The ship Of a foe upon which hap
pens To be found American citizens
i ~ no means 70 he compared with
Fhe net Of hunting cut. rehbIng. raw
shing and numbering American citi-
xens found In netgHhoring country,
we have lost more citizens in
Mexico than We Will lose on the Lust-
tania. and as our policy with refer-
cnce 10 Mexico SENS To be we'll set
tied and accepted there Is no possi-
BILE reason why we should apply q
different policy toward Germany.
do not anticipate any change of pol-
10y heeaNse Of this unfortunate af-
fair
II am expressing my views as Go
whai cur policy viii likely be rather
than what It should he, | don't hest.
tate 10 say that | don't agree with
the peaee at any price policy
~fnis republic should face Il world
In arms rather than have il said that
American women may be ravished
and American eltizens murdered on
the very doorstep Of the republic,
And YET IN saving this | would not
expect war As a result Of such a pai-
iey. We are far more likely Ca keep
out of war IN the long run ~ hold,
determined noliGy Of protection 60
American citizens than hy the policy
PC Indifference The world accepts
the standard We ourselves set up aud
treats us aecordlngiy.@
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
SEVERE FIGHTING ON
BRITISH WAR FRONT

London. May s talih y. m.l~-An
official communication iasued by the
nrlt fl war offIre tonight saws.
Yesterday fighting continued south
enat 81 Yprea without any material
change ii the situation We reeovs
cred trench that We had lost the
day before.
'Thia morning the enemy started
a violent attack on our trenches ON
the front between the Ypres- poelea-
pelle aud the Ynrrs- Menin roads. Thu
nttaek was preceded by heavy bonn.
hArdment The fighting continues
and cuunter-attncks arc IN progress
ION the remainder Of our front
there has been no fighting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Pilsno while dctachmentH have OBJ
tanned a firm footbold on the other
bank.
sAii the passes in the Beskid noun
taine. with the exception Of Lupkow,
nre in the hands Of the AustrO-Gef-
mans The Russian columns sufr
rounded ON tho northern slopes ~ the
Resklda, are making desperate efforts
to break through.
"fhe fighting probably VIII last
sometime before the Russians are de-
atroyed AZ the battlefield IL on most
difficult ground
'HFhe Russians are making fierce
attacks IN East Galicla in order to
relieve the western front but these
attacks are unsuccessful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
GLOAT OVER FEAT

London. May tli;lS ma The
Exchange Telegraph company has
received the following telegram from
Copenhagen:
of the sinking of the Lustania in
colossal type and hail the successful
torpedoing of the ship as q new tri-
umph for Germanys naval policy.
The general impression is that Eng
land has got what she deserves"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
WHITE HOUSE REBUkES
CONGRESSMAN SEVERELY

Washington, May s.-Representa-
tive Gardner, while at the White
House today getting permission for
some constituents to visit the parlors
Of the mansion. issued a statement on
the Lusitania disaster. urging that
President Wilson deal firmly with
Germany and giving his ideas of
what Colonel Roosevelt would do.
When Secretary Tumulty heard of
It. he issued a statement saying the
White House resented Gardeners "us-
ing the executive offices as an annex
TO his press bureau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
GERMANS DELIGHTED
WITH SUBMARINE FEAT

London, May G;1S p. m)--The
Exchange Telegraph company has re-
ceived a dispatch from Berlin by way
of Amsterdam. which reads
Hundreds of telegrams OF con-
graduation are beng sent to Admiral
Won Tirpitz, the German minister of
marine. on the sinking Of the Lusi-
tania, which Is considered by the
Germans 60 be an answer 10 the
destruction Of thee German squadron
OF the Falkland islands.
"rhc news Of the loss of the Lusi-
tania was received with mixed ex-
pressions of amazement and enthusi-
usm."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
DESTRUCTION Of
LUS|TAN|A WAS A
PRA|S[W0RTHYACT
Dr. Bernhard Dernburg, For
mer Colonial Secretary Of
Germany, Finds Act of Sub
marine Entirely Unsuitable.

Cleveland. May s.-Dr Bernhard
Dernbufg. former colonial secretary
Of Germany, who arrived here today
from New York, holds the sinking Of
the Lusitnnin 20 be iastflahle be-
canse the i.usilania evrrieds contra
band Of war and because she was
classified as an auxiliary cruiser at
the disposal Of the British admiralty
Warnings given by the German en-
bassy at Washington, together with
the note Of February Is from Berlin
declaring the existence of war zones
relieve Germany from responsibility
for the loss Of lives of Americans, he
said
Or. Bernburg also characterized the
blowing up Of the American tank
liner Gulflight, carrying cargo OF
oil from France to England, as JUS
tifiable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR
DECLINES 10 COMMENT

Sacramento. Calf. May <. = Con-
corning the sinking Of the lusltania,
Governor johnson said IN a statement
tonight
THE situation presents such grave
and delicate International problems
thm / would not wish to express any
views which might emharrass the ma
tlnnal administration or might be at
variance with Il definite national pol
lev