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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

&c f~eititelte. W2it einigem 6lnfen,
taobei Der major mitbalf:: mas Ioa-
ten lie oenn nit Dem @eloe anfan-
gen @er ioate es fir ben leidtiin-
nigen Better nufbeben2 SdlieBlib
tpilroe es Dem 3ablmeilter onoer-
trant, nno Der flitd]te altd1.
WerfmiirOig genug, Dob ole Mob-
lpts Die @ertpapiere nidt gefunoen
Gattens oenn i'm iibrigen batten lie
IN Den lesten gagent ebe Die &rul=
liens fanien, iDie Die Ganoalen in Dey
l,iibi6en gtaa gebauft. goS ltnter-
tie mar 81 pberlt gefebrt uno alles
pnflatig beidmust. SIN MobeIn NOR
aih ni9t piel por6anoen. geuut -
hos tat nihts. @egen ben S6mub
inn 6auie CAB es 3mor feline Seize,
ober oeito mebr @alier un0 Sroon-
li~an5enb1noe. lln0 Die 0euntoblie-
riirg mafte aud feine Sorgen. Der
Maior ging- re6ts, Der Oide Stabs.
dr5t geooer linfs uno Der 4oiutont
geraoeals anf gntoefnngsreile, le-
Der nit einem fleinen DetaHement
ban0feiter @renaoiere. 9od ein
paar Sturloen fanten lie iffperbela-
DEN 5uriif, uno am Ibeno tpar 81
giaa itanoesgemdB mo6liert. Stai-
oesgemaB unb iebr bebagli6. Die
Mobel itimmten 5mar nidt gan5 It'll
rein 5ueinohoer. 9eben Dem 5ier-
liden 9ouleidr1lifden Itonb einc
mdhtige Gihenbol5trube; INN oen
GBtiid gruppierten iidJ ied)s gang
peridieOene Gtiibte; allrt 8erfenfeI-
DC batte fir iid ELM ungebenerIif)es
9ett nnfgetriebenl aber ben @oi6-
tifd muBte er porl1ufig improDiIic-
rem; Der Mdior ttannte einen foitlt-
den S9reibtifd 2ouis XVI. feiit
propiforifdes Gigentlim. .aber err flag
te, ooB Der Serr GegimentsfommalT.
rpur-iff gleiden GeIler bon bent oa.
5ugeborigen Shibl gefib ergriffen
bate. Am f~tel3eiten mar Der Stabs.
'orst. er bate Elm ponftdnoiges SiiG-
ierpice, Elm eofi5es Gepot BON 9ett.
uno 9iihmai6e, Dor ollem aber Ell
men 8liigel gefnnoen. % er bebaup-
tete, iebr muiifaIiidp gu iein, 10
ihnelgte er in 3ufunftsmonne, mib-
te aber leioer erGe6en, onB ibm ifon
am oritten Gage Die 9(usiibrnrg I'M
notiaer @er0uide mteriagt milroe.
(GortIebung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09
siee.
MOman BON S annsp. 8obeItit
Gortiekung.)

Gortiebung.)
0ns eigentIih @obre aber bradJ-
ten oob Die @orpoftentage. Wand-
nal tpnr0e siuar geidimpft: nSdon
mieoerl Die SiiiiIiere oriiden lid,
unO mir miiiieit oron gIauben !"
Nber IN 8irfli1feit bradten Die
@orpolten ood cine erpiinidte gl6-
tpebsliing. glidt DAB mon geraoe
tuonnig a~ufgeboben mar in Mont-
mognp ooer IN Eierrebtte. Gas
batte 10 ieinen &afea, b~eionoers uefn
man nidt i'm NepIis, ionoern gang
born lag. IS CAB 6a ,boaiid suqig-
te~ 5el0paden un6 ll~nteroffi5ier-
poltfen, Dor oellen iid Die 5iidfe gu.
ie 0adt iasteu; es COB in @ierrefittc
cud) einen 2a~ufgraben, in oenen cine
llnterfunftbarade gebaut mar init
fleinen reiBenoen Sieren, in lold)er
Naiie, 0nB man iie mebr fiirdtete
als ben 6ein0. Mlan mar aber aAi
Gorpolten ood mieoer 3elojoloat! SIN
Nauforneme1it mar's nidt piel an.
oers ais mn 5rieoen. Gem oaB ate
gaae eth panr @ranaten in's Tori
IND III be @1rteu Fielen, Oarltm finn
nsefte lIld) ielbit Der griinite SsSnnee
born Shpanam l1ngit nift mebr; oie
s3uderbiite1 fparelr nidf ad3t quite
@ro5den lUert. llno onB oonn uno
tonrn elm quftbnlon BON Boris her
oilge5ogen fam, oapoii tuar aiih md)i
rieI @eoens 8ii MAIDEN. Gs lief odfu1
stpor alleg nit ben 4rarre1 aug Sen
SdaIern nrlo fnollte anf ben ieItia-
men 8ogeI, trotoem's ftreng perbotel,
mar; berunter frieete man ood fei.
reit. auf 8orpoften dber, oo galt's
bod nodl 0d borte man nod oie
Gboiiepotfugeln pfeifen, Denn mall
bic Nofe oerooe MIR iiber Die poroer.
{te gorrifaoe bob oa fnb man ote
Wotboien oriiben Dor ben Sorts erer'
aierert; ga aildte ser S~elofpebel nifi
iiad1, o6 Oie anoppe geplibt oOer oil
GtieFeIn geihmiert lporen.
or lab and nid)t germ geaou bin
mern Die aompasnie in Der IbeliO.
odmmernHg antrut, mn nad Wont
magnn 81 maridieren. Gr fab midi
hin, bonn CT muBte: Oh drgerit bid
mr.. llft0 Ser @allptmam batte
I'M bod oltsgeladt, iuenn er bier rd.
Tenieren wollte. Sir iold riftige;
a~ommiBher5 modte Der anbIif II
uid)t erbebeno ieiH. arule ihleppil
cine 0ide Gefe nit. Die CT Bel Seooa
aefun0en bate, Eittelfo bate elmer
ndfnenld)aI inter Den llniformfrager
aeipiirgt Qongbans trtg an Der ga'
iouettiheioe cine @ratptanne. Hi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

AntOmObile nmscbaut, Mnidine.
rie-Seile berseitelt. SOnt6rrn @ef.
bling & Wadine Company. Goleg
Strafe, nabe @abarrp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09
MObsrner nab nnb 8uidneioeunterridi

AusEeaeu. 9uidueioen. anpalTen uus
Mdben geIernt. GhliiIerimlen berfertigen
lire eiaenen 9Ieioer ipdbreno oes 2ers
mems. Sri. 8. 8. Sefcr, Moiager. sol
WnrbeH Ctr. Nehmt 1ot 8eus Gar noer
te%lepboniert Srnbis 3076
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

Die 8~rotbeutel fparen Doagepfropft
bis gum Hlasen. @ie Die Sdde bif-
gen Tie berunter.
Hur Der @efreite Go(ouei arobn
peridmabte alles 8eiiperf, 0ei1n ons
muBte ibm iein 2eibiflabe Zulu rof-
tragen. uSbr p~erliert an gepeg-
Iidfeit, meme 2ieben," oeflamierte
Wiiiter arobn. n9emegli9feit lit az
les. Sebt mid on, i1 brande faltn
ben Mantel. Sbr finoet es fnlt2
&alte / It Elm garl8 reIatiper gegriff.
SD friehe 6ei meinen b~eriibnften
&atrouiller cine Stunoe lana ouf
Dem Baud uno friere bod nidt. Sd
friere niennols.@ Sprad's roIte 0ic
Inger, ltrid ieinen maeiitdtil6er
Gart nit Der Rinfen uno madte nit
Der @edten cine groBartiee Sanobe
iuegung.
Gr bate gut reoell, Ger 8efrelte
Colonel Miiter arobn. Die nit i'm
oas Guartier teilten, mareu perei-
0igt, tie 0~urften lein 8ebeimnis nidji
ousplauoern. Gr trlg ildmli6 bier
@emben iibereinanoer. erItens eine
moIlene Qiebesgabe, 5peitens iein eig-
mes. Orittens Elm fransoiiides OF
5iersbemo, oos er an 2. September
aafgeleien, ullo pierfens ieinen
Stol5l Elm langes ieioenes 90.
nlenbemo, 0as er in elmer Giaa III
Bierrefitte ~gefunoen batte. Aber,
Giles mas mnbr lit bepeglid mar er
trob ieiner reiflihen linterpdIdc.
llno init feinem 9atrouilleneifer bat
tc es audi feline Gihtigfeit. @ena
Der SER 2eutnant 5reipiIige fir ei-
ne Shleifpntrouille oufrief, immer,
mar Der Colonel Ser erfte. es fam
linn tuirflif nidt oarnuf an. pie EN-
SSnoianer cine Stitt,oe long auf benz
9ond onrd Die Gebert gu friehen,
nm re9t oidt an bic Sron5oien Der
an5ufommen. Slrdt fannie er nidt,
Der Colonel. arule behauptete, er
bdtte neulidg als er ont Mbcno 10 ge
gen 5tpei Siter aefoften gou bin
Getrunfen, erfldrt, 6as Giisrte arelij
niiiie er iid nod boIen. ga, peml
Raris man nidt porber fapitutier
tc.
IS bate cine fleine Heftsidic-
bune in Der 8orpoitenlinie itatteefim-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-09

IS bate cine fIeine 8ehtsidic.
bune in Der 8orpoitenlinie itattgefm-
oen. Ter 6obe @ataiaonsItnb lag
iebt in @roslaD in Ser reiseuben @ll.
IA oes peridmunoenen Moniieur Nr-
ntano 9inlberoc. Ter @rape mar.
tpie iih aus porgeiml6enen @apiereil
crqab. ieineS 3eifens gilhhdn0ler
itno ieoenfaas Elm redt molbobenoer
Ram. Morbeinte entoedte penig-
Iicns heimQ(ufrdlmen aleib am erifea
Gage IN eineln @auoidranf Elm aii5.
den NIT Nertpnpieren. gs maren
iiber 10000 3rnnfen wie gerfenfel-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
GERMANY CLAIMS no
BE MIXING PROGRESS

Berlin. Feb 20 (via wireless 10 ION
don. 3s20 D. m1-=The German war
office today ISSUED a report which
says
eIn the west the Calais fortress WAS
freely bnmbarded during the night Of
February gi-22 with missiles from
an airshlp.
Yesterday the French again deliy-
cred an ottack In the Champagne dis
triet north Of Perthes. but with de-
creased forces Each Of their move
monts broke down under our fire.
lin the east an advance was at-
tempted By the Russians with forces
quickly gathered together from
Gfeane. moving from northwestern
direction but resulted in failure. The
number Of cannon taken IN the puf-
suit Of the Russians after the battle
OF the Magurian lakes has been IN
creased 10 over 300 and includes ten
pieces Of heavy caliber.
ITO the northwest Of osowetz,
north of Lofza. and IN the vicinity
Of Pryasnysz the fighting continues.
on the Nistula, 10 the east Of Plock,
we have advanced fprther into the
Wssszagrod district
sIn Poland. south 81 the Nistuias an
advance by a Russian division on our
position IN the Rawka river has been
repuised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
MILLIONS INVOLVED
IN COURT DECISION

San Francisco. Feb 23.-The esti-
mated number OF acres involved IL
rectly or indirectly 10 the supreme
courts opinion. handed down today
if 2.Ssi 600 in California alone. IT,
Ties 20 California oil lands held by
more than a hundred companies anu
individuals VINO filed upon these lanos
between september ~ 1909, and Ju-
IN 2, 1910, are annuiled 10y the deel-
sion Rough estimates of the Naiue
OF the work done upon the claims ns
the entrymen, Wild forfeit their titles
fix the figure az approximately SAV'-
100000. In addition TO this several
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars N
impounded moneys belonging 10 var
ious companies which had taken oil
from the lands. is subject 10 contis-
cation by the government.
Todays decision reverses one ny
Federal Judge Maurice T. Dooling, IN
the case Of the United States VS.. the
Midway Northern oil company. de-
liyered last June, although this was
not the case on appeal yudge Dool-
ing held President Taft's withdrawal
order unconstitutional and expressed
his belief that congress alone had TIE
power Of withdrawal Of public iands.
This decision was known as the "bil-
lion dollar" oil land case, although inc
suit specifically involved only lto
acres
DESPITE Judge Doollngs decision.
the department Of justice continued
TO file similar suits to recover iand'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
RUSSIANS CONTINUE
To PIT up STIFF FIGHT

Petrograd. Feb. 90 Repulses Of
the Austrians and Germans at sever
al points on the battlefront are claim
I'd by the Russians In an official state
mcut issued last night IL Is stated
that In eastern Galleia, southeast OF
Stanislau. two hrigadcs Of Aastrians
were driven OF with a loss Of l.5o0
prisoners. including twenty officers
aud several machine guns.
The communication follows In
part.
Fighting continues on the right
bank Of the Bobr and the NafeW, IN
Isolated engagements An encounter
of secondary Importance occurred
near Gr0dno. on the Lypskov road IN
which We attacked the Germans
Attacks OF the enemy on the north
bank Of the Pilica In the district OF
LopusznO were repulsed
After capturing the heights OF
smolnilsa. east Of LupkOw pass In the
Carpafhians, our troops repuised re-
peated attacks 1T the Austrians who
reached a point within few PAGES
OF our positions, but were forced
back with very heavy losses.
The Germans delivered four at
tackK against the height ~ Myio ko-
zlourka. on the night 81 February go,
but were driven hack. We nab car
rled the hill, which was an important
part 81 the enemy's position.
I'VE attacked the Ausfrians south
of stanislau in eastern Galicia and
drove hack two hrigades after COM
bat in which the hayonet sometimes
was used. We took here i,50o prison
ers. including twenty Officers and
several machine guns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
WOMAN PLUNGES 500
FEET TO TRAGIC DEATH

Washington. Feb. 23.-Mrs w r.
Cockroil Of Del Ray. Va, jumped
into the elevator shaft Of the Wash
ington monument al landing near
the top late today aud fell to the bot
tom. more than 500 feet below She
left note addressed 10 her husband
saying she was sure she could not
recover from an illness.
Her body WAS crushed by striking
the sides Of the shaft on the way
down and she was dead before
reaching the ground.
II was the nrst time tine towering
obelisk had been the scene OF suicide
Ten years ago a painter working In
the shaft accidentally fell 70 his
death. Mrs Cockrell went To the OBJ
seryation gallery near the top Of the
structure In the elevator. Then she
walked down TO the third landing
and clamhored between the stee
rails that separate the elevator shaft
from the stairway Sightseers scream
ed and clutched al her clothing. Por.
tons Of her dress gave way and Mrs
Cockren plunged down the shaft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
OPENING DARDANEIIEs WILL
SEND WHEAT PRICES DOWN

New York, Feb. 25-If the Darda-
nelles should be opened by the all
lies fleets. releasing grain from Rus
sla and the Danubian countries, there
would be radical change In The sit
uation which IL keeping up wheat
prices in the United states, declared
.C. H. Candy, president Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade. testnying today at
the states investigations into food
prices
1T was Europe's tremendous de-
mand not speculation. that put up
prices" said Canby.
lie knew on the hest Of authority.
he said, that ono European holliger-
ent would gladly pay 81 hushel for
so GOO, eco bushels of wheat II I'll
could make the purchase He added
THE situation IS clearing up.
wheat has reached its limit, and by
spring. when shipments from Can
ada and Argentina begin, 1t viii he
well ia hand"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
FRENCH REPORT OF
OPERATIONS OF ARMY


Paris t,ia London. Feb. -, u. m }
The official communication was s.
sued this evening
THE day has been comparatively
quiet except In the Champagne dls-
iglut. where the fighting continues W.
olenily
sWe have taken more trenches IN
the region Of Eausejour and nave
maintained our gain Of the preceding
day
The northwest OF yerdun in the
region ~ the forest Of FORCES. our
batteries blew up an ammunition
store
II Is confirmed that the Germans
suffered very heavy losses Ia the com
pletn iepulse Of their attack az Bots
lBouehut en the sist
In Alsaca an attempt hy the Ger
mans "a deh1urh from the portion ~
the Village Of stossweiser stili ucru-
pied ~ the enemy was Immediately
stopped hy our fire
The war office today announced.
There Is nothing Of Importance 60
aad to last nights communication.
Neai ~ iuinhaertxNde the enemy
made rrndy 81 deliver twu infantry
attacks which. coming under our fire
seelH not be e5trted home
THE bomhardmcnt IT Rheims. re-.
perfect Yesterday evening, was cy-
tFamsly violent 10 lasted fof S period
ef six. followed hy period 90 five
henw Fifteen hundred shells were
dropped lu All quarters 90 the town.
What remains Of the cathedral was
made a special target ana suffered SEE
riauslv.
The Interior OF the ,auitea roui
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
.ArsrRIANS REPORT
CONTINUED SUCCESSES

vienna. Teb. % t,la london, Teb,
20. 1855 n. ml The following Off
cll communication was issued THIS
evening
I'm Russian Poland there Is nothina
significant tO report
"FonEy weather in west Galleta lui-
pcdes the activity Of the troops.
ON the Carpathlan front the Rus
sian attacks were shattered in the as
usa1 manner and with important
LOSSES 20 the enemy. Five otilcef'
and $50 men were made prisoners
THE battles south OF the Dniestel
river continue ON this battlefield
our tusty Crutau troops, ~ sue
cessful attack drove the Russians
from several places. captured posi-
tlns EN- heights strongly fortified b!
the enemy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
SENfl-MEFkLN REPORT
FROM BRITISH FRONT

London. Feb. e Gts5 q. m)--The
British semi-weekiy report On oper-
ations ln the continent, given out to-
duX SAYS
THE enemy continues 20 show con-
siderable activity In the neighbor-
hood OF Npres several attacks and
counter attacks have occurred At 6
a m pu February 81. the enemy eN-
ploded an elaborate series st mines
which DESTROYED one OF our trenches.
"A new line WAS ,prAUar&0.4 short dis
lance In thc rear ana immediately oc-
cupied Any attempts al further
progress have been completely frus-
+ trated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
Neglected Kidney Trouble
Serious Sickness

ycar ana d half ago ! was taken
wth q severe attack Of Kidney tr0u-
lie that panied me 90 such an extent
That morphine had 60 bee given me.
Was attended By q doctor who pro-
neunged i as Stone IN TIE Bladder.
aud prescribed lithm Water took
Llthm water and Tablets for some
time end received 40 relief from
them. ! stopped tnkiug medicines for
some tme later having some swamp
Root IN the house : decided to IVY
# ard felt much relieved While tax
Ing Tire second bottle commenced to
pass Gravel until Z had passed n all
at least q haf dozen 81 mafe and
have uot suffered the slightest Hn
and in as have taken one hnttle and
a hats and fetl very grateful 1,
swamp Root
Yours ters trulR.
II Vs. SPfNKS.
Camp Hill Aha.
Personally Appeared before me thii
hth day ~ August. 1899 IT w
spinks who subscribed the ahov,
statement and made oath that IA,
same Is trne In substance and la fari
s. B LEE
TX. of Justice VI Peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
Carrie WAS FORMERLY
OWNED BY CLYDE LINE

New York, Feb. 2s-Thc Carib
formerly was owned hv the clyde line
and was recently sold by them TO
Walker. Armstrong and company of
savannah. Ga She was of 2,2SO tons
burden and left Charleston, January
q. for Bremen, with a cargo Of cot
ton She had capacity OF $500
bales
Her crew OF thirty men. command
ed BY Captain H. L. Cole. which man
ned the vessel AT the time she WAS
sold. was retained hy the new owners.
II was said at the Clyde line offices
The Carib was built In 1859 az Port
Glasgow. Scotland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
WEATHER CONDITIONS
STOP BONBARDNE.>I

London. Feb 20 Oos10 p. m)--A...
official communication issued tonight
SAYS
"Unfavumble weather with low Nis'
imttv and strong southwestefly gaze
has interrupted operations az the ifaf-
dauelles The outer forts were ser
iouslv damaged by the hombavdment
uf February 49,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

Albany \ ", Feb Represent.
atives Of state Attorney General
Woodbury. today served upon atter-
news for the New York Tribune pa
pers in a suit "a recover $4,000 for al
legged libel II IN asserted by Mood
bury that an editorial In the paper
January 2S impugned his motives IN
dispensing with the services Of VIII
liam Ttavers Jerome as a representa-
tive Of the state in the Thaw ease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

which had resisted until now was
burst Abuut twenty houses were
fired and twenty civilians killed.
'sTo the east ~ the Argoane be-
tween Malincourt aud the Meuse, our
battery found q German battery and
blew up It's ammunition wagons.
Along the remaining part Of the
front there BIS nothing 10 report.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
ANOTHER SHIP
|. UNDER AMERICAN
FLAG GOES DOWN
Steamer Carlb Falls Victim TO
Mine Off German Coast in
North Sea- Not Following
Route,

'sY sassiso ioUrasl sreeist ttAerp ~tstf
Berlin. Feb % fv!a London. 7.4a
y. M Tho American steamer Carlb
has gone to the bottom OF the Ger.
man coast IN the North SEQ ,s re-
suit Of running on "A mine.
AZ the time of this disaster TO the
Carib the vessel was not using the
route laid down in the German ma
rine instructions
The steamer Garth belonged TO the
clyde line. she was Of 1850 tons net
and left Charleston. January p. for
Bremen She WAS in command OF
Captain cole The Garth was built IN
1859 az Port Glasgow. scotland. She
was 2Ss feet long ana SO feet beam.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
b0MbARDMENTOF
DARDANELLES IS
MOST TERRIFIC

Paris. Feb. 30 (2.25 p. m1-The
Balkan News agency has received a
dispatch from Athens. dated Monday,
February %, saying that the allied
fleet, In bombarding the Dardanelies.
threw 1000 heavy projectiles into the
Turkish forts Sunday. The Ottoman
batteries replied feebly without hit
ting any Of the allied warshlps. The
allies continued their fire Monday,
but With diminished intensity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

BILL FOR ARMY
PASSES SENATE
House Provides Six Million
Dollars for FotificationSi
Defense Problems Are Dis
cuSSed.
., -e..a-s .es.... s..sl.. 1850 ~,.sl

Washington. Feb 23.-Without a
dissenting vote the senate today passed
the army appropriation bill carrying
approximately si03.OOO,0O0, while the
house aided in cleaning up legislation
for the session nearing the close by
passing he S6.00Q,000 fertilization
bill
The only debate on the army bill
related TO action Of the senate COM
mittec in striking out of the house
bin provision which would prohibit
the Use Of stap-watches and other So
called scientific shop management
methods in government plants and
deny applications for payment OF bo-
muses. TO employees Senators Hughes,
MARITIME and others urged restoration
Of the provisions while Senator Root.
declaring the committee should be
sustained, made an appeal for the re-
warding Of ambition. The committee
was sustained.
National Defense Again.
An all-day discussion of the nation
al defense marked the passage of the
Notifications hill In the house Rep
resentative Shirley of Kentucky In
charge OF the measure. declared there
was no danger al American fortifica-
lions being destroyed by hostile
fleet. that the fleet OF an enemy
would not seek TO reduce fortresses If
1t had control Of the sea and would
not waste ammunition shooting from
a range Of q 900 yards.
Mr.. Shirley admitted that there
might be danger Of bOmbardment of
some cities but insisted that the cost
Of terrifying all coast cities would
be too tremendous to consider.
Wants Peace at ANY Price.
Representative Butler Of Pennsyl-
vania made an appeal in the house
against any act that might involve
war. With the sinking of the Evelyn
as a subject he said the American
people should be made to understand
by resolution or otherwise that con-
gress will not vote money or enlist
troops for a war revenge brought
about by commercial interests sending
ships. where they should not go, into
the war zone.
The house appropriations commit
tee completed the general deficiency
bill. the last of all the supply meas
ures Of congress. The estimates COW
cred I'm the bill aggregated SO Qo0, 900.
from which considerable cut was
made. The bill probably will be re-
ported tomorrow
Following disposition of the army
bin the senate began consideration Of
the postoffiee appropriation measure,
carrying s3iI945,S69.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
England Declines Hooyer's Request.

London, Feb. q t1.30 p. m. ZINC
British foreign office has directed
letter to Herbert c. Hoover. chairman
Of the American Belgium relief
commission. declining to give d.
rect subsidy TO the commission for
relief In Belgium. The foreign office
explained it has taken this course
because Germany has refused to stop
cash requisions in Belgium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
GERMANY Nnns TO
AtlfA or RloCk ADJ

Amsterdam. i'eb. ~ viva London
f'eh. -, il2a a. MIA semi~officlal
dispatch received here from nerlin
says that the orkney ana shetland
islands lying OFF the northeast coast
Of scotland ~ the head OF the North
SEES. and also krkwall harbor in the
orkney islands. must be regarded as
lsiug Within the war zone but that the
passages en- both sides OF the Fanoe
islands almost midway between scot
land and Iceland are not endangered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

who were reported to have proceeded
to Holland after the vessel was sunk
by a mine. Naval experts say that
the men, who took TO small boat.
must have suffered terrific hardships
in the prevailing foggy and cold
weather If at sea since Friday II IS
possible. however. that they landed at
one of the small islands along the
coast