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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
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ANOTHER british STEAMER
has been lent to the bottom OF the
sea by a GERMAN submarine within
the war zone established oy the de-
cree OF the German admiralty. The
Oakby IA t~orpedoed on Rye but her
crew was rescued. The loss Of the
oakby ~sprarcntiy was mentioned In
a dispatch from Lind, England. last
night. though her name was not men
TONED.
IN THE FIGHTING around Przas-
nysx. nOrthern Poland. who has be-
come the storm center OF the eastern
campaign. 1900 Russians nave been
captured, the German var Office an
nounced today. Russian forces sue
ceeded In affecting a passage Of the
Bobr river at two places. but In one
Of the resultant engagements are said
10 have been driven back.
ON THE WESTERN FRONT there
has been heavy fighting In Cham
payne and the Vosges. TOday's ON
clal communication from Berlin
states that several violent attacks
made by the French were repulsed.
ALONG THE EAST Pruss!an bor-
utE IN nNAAlNlA INAAAAA NNNAf W. N
ncrcest engagements OF the campaign
In the east are taking place. An ON
cial statement from Petrograd re-
ports tina In these battles villages
changed hands several times. Three
German attacks on Przasnysx, where
the conflict is sharpest. are said TO
have been repulsed. A Berlin dispatch
says II Is reported there that further
obstacles have arisen 10 prevent an
invasion OF Russia. The correspond
ent OF a Paris newspaper estimated
that the Germans lost $4,000 men In
the fighting in the north.
IN THE cARPATHIANS the ser
les Of detached battles continues with
no sign Of a conclusion. The Russian
war office announced that Austrian
attacks at several points were re-
pulsed with enormous losses for the
attacking forces. u is claimed that
during the LAS month more h ~
600 Ausirlans have been captured.
TT WAS ANNOUNCED ofhciaiiy ~
Berlin that a British transport had
been sunk on Beachy Head, England
The location and time siven make Il
probable, however, that the Berlin
announcement has reference to the
sinking OF a British naval collier
which was made known last ight.
A REPORT FROM FRENCH
SOURCES Is thai the Rumanian army
will take le field IN ApFil. The Ru-
manlan minister to London, accord
ing TO this ~unooahrmed statement,
shortly viii present notice TO the
British government 20 this effect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24

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cutfea n the ROUSE amenouiente 20
senate Joint Resolution No, =. insis-
ing 7hf cNtt'emen'H ~ A.
p~n4p1Fqpe
Jut'kc 1<anr HGoefs Newspaper.
Whtn she hqasc met this afternoon
Judge Nnnn. upon a question % per-
scna1 privilege. and with the assist
euce o. Mr. MonloSa tof Al~bpQueFqDe
a. ~insefprctcr delivered a lanR and
somewhat bitter attack upon the
Santa re- Kew Mexicen, replylns 70
nm article IN connection with the ac-
,ion ~ the majority on the Hoiorquez
matter. JndRe Mann called the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
CON6R[SsURGEDTO
Make GRADI
FOR ROADS
Two Million Acres Asked in
Memorial Upon Which New
Mexico Senators Are Asked
70 Introduce Measure.

santa 70. \. H.. Feb 24+The
loirf memorial passed yesterday Ny
The house % representatives and now
before The sepnte. asking conerees for
4 grant of land for the oengnt Of
tenance. fepreeantn the ideas Of a
number Of rood roads men who feel
that the national government could
Wel AFFORD 20 make such an appro.
prlation ont Of IL vast holdings Of
pnbiic domain IN tilis state. The tex,
Of abe memorial follows
10 tho Congress Of the United states:
The legislature Of the state OF New
Mexico rtaptclfflly m~emOraiizes and
petitions tao coneress Of the United
Slafes to grant 10 the state Of New
Mexico two million acres Of land OF
tho public domain Of the United
spates within the confines OF tho state
ct New Mexica. said grant 10 be for
the benefit Of the Highways OF New
Mexico. for the creation and main
|tenancc thereof, and = the payment
OF any bouds that msy have been OF
may be Issued by the state of View
Mexico for hiehway construction.
We RECOGNISE Thai congress- has
been liberal in he past sranA 20 the
state OF New Mexico. but We believe
that the reasons for the present grant
are 20 cosent. and the need for u %
Imperative, that your honorable body
.cannot fail 10 give the relief needed,
The stnse OF New Mexico comprises
an area Of nearly $4,000 square
miles, ranking fourth In the United
States In area. The state - sparsely
populated. ranking forty-third 10
population. In wealth and resources
IT, rank Is about the same a. hat for
population, and Il IL SELF evident that
n state ranking fourth IN area and
forty-third in pos alation cannot have
the material resonaSSs Al its com
mand 10 create and maintain the
highways actually necessary to lis
proper development.
We therefore respectfully request
that congrens grant. from the mill
lions Or acres OF un~Hppropviated pub
lie lBnda IN this state. 10 she state OF
New Mexico. two millions Of acres
for the purpose mentioned in this
memorial
Therefofe. be Il resolved. that the
senators and members Of the house
OF representatives from New Mexico
to. tbs United States congress are
hereby requested 20 Introduce a bill
carrying into effect the provisions OF
this Join; memorial. and TO use their
influence to secure the passage Of an
act sy congress granting i've mieion
acres Of The public domain Of the
United states 70 the state OF New
Mexico for the creation and main
enance OF public hishways and the
payment OK bonds issued In the furth-
efance OF such object, and
BE Il further resolved. that there
be ZEN 20 the president Of the United
states and the %preslding officers and
members Of the United states senate
and house OF representatives copies
OF this memorial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
Welcome for
McManus AT
Inquiry
superintendent Secures Cover
nor Mcdonald as Attorney
and That Official Is Barred
Out Also.


santa Fe. ~. ~. Feb. 24.~The
house peniteniiafy committee went
into session this morning In further
Pursuance Of ita Investigation with
the negro Alma Lyons and the wo-
man Nnlsntina Madrid. who was sent
up with her from Sierra county. in
teo5 prepared TO testify. The COM
mittee this morning Indicated to SUI
perintendent McNanns that Il did o
want him present at the hearing but
that he might appear through his
attorney, Mr.. MGafanua promptly Sc
cured Governor Mcdonald 20 fepre-
sent him and the committee refused
10 accept the governor. upon the
question that his presence might in
huence the testimony OF the witness
nes. Mt. McAIanus then designated
George W. Prichard as his attorney.
Tie penitentiary Investigation - rap
Idly taking on the atmosphere OF a
political prosecution and interesting
Developments are expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply a
Little MusterOlc,

And MUsrEROLE won't blister
like the old fashioned a plas-
ter. Just spread Il on with your IN
gers. IL penetrates Ia the sore spct
with n gentle tingle, loosens the con-
g%estion and draws out all soreness
and pain.
MUsTEROLE Ia a clean. white
ointment made with oil Of mustard.
There's nothing like Il for quick re-
LET for sore Throat. bronchitis.
ronsilitis, Group. sim Neck. Asthma.
Neuralgia, HEADACHE, Congestion,
Pleurisy, rheumatism. Lumbago.
Pains and Nches Of the Back or
Joints, sprains. sore Muscles. Bruls-
o., chiiblains, Frosted Feet. Colds on
the Chest az often prevents Pneu-
mopia). Nothing like MuSTEROLE
for croupy children.
At Your druggists, In zoe md soc
Jars, and a special large hospital size
for s2.50.
BE sure yoa get the genuine MUS
TEROLE, Refuse imitati0ns-Ret
what you ask for. The Musterole
Company, Cleveland, ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
MINOR ACTIONS END WITH
SUCCESSES FOR FRENCH

Paris. Feb. "a C2;IB p. mJ-The
French war ofnce this afternoon gave
out a report on the progress Of the
fighting, which aays:
with the exception of a few sue
cessfui actions On the part OF our
troops. rear Aubcride-s ur-Suippe.
nothing OF importance nus occurred
since the giving Out OF the communi-
cation Of Hast night. We have made
further progrcss tGward the north of
Perthes"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
WIRE
SYSTEM IMPROVED
SLIGHTLY TODAY

Kansas City. No.. Feb. 2a.-The
telegraph n telephone oommunica-
ton situation throughout Kansas.
Northern oklahoma and western
Missouri. demoralized by wet snow
Tuesday and Tuesday nieht. today
was slightly improved.
A. communication is established
reports show the damage 10 have been
far greater than vas at first supposed.
Hundreds OF poles were snapped on
and the wires rendered useless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24
DELIVERY
FOR SUBMARINES AT
FORE RIVER PLANT

Washington. Feb. 2i-Pursuant 20
the recent charge by Germany and
Austria that submarines are being
built In the United states and shipped
In pieces 10 Canada for Great Brit
ain, the state department has been
Informed by the Fore River ship
building company that. It ~ not
building mi submarines for delivery
during the war. Secretary Bryan said
today. however. that the Investigation
wal proceeding as To other works
where submarines are being built.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. 2t--rhs
NJ announcement Of the discovery
Of Metcalfs comet was an error. Pro-
lessor II. G. Pickering said today, and
was due 10 misiaklns the asteroid
LAmpetla for the celestial wanderer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24

Denver, Feb. as. +. Kendall. OF
me public utilities commission. left
today for Fountain 10 Investigate the
cause NJ the wreck 81 passenger train
No. IS on the Denver and Rio 0rnnde
taiiroad which reau'ted In the death
nf two trainmen and injury Of sew
cfai passengers yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24

Washington, Eco. 14.-prosidcnt
Wilson today nominated John n.
Haley Of HOeolulu, collector % in
tsrnnl reyenue FOR Hawaii.
samuei J. Burria OF Pueblo. Colo.
United states marshal for Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-24

were made prisoners and two cannon
were taken.
"A Russinn night attack east OF
ISk~icrniewice was repulsed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
STRONG FORTS
ON STRAIT FALL
Allied Fleet Reported to
Have Silenced Guns at
Kalid Bahr.
GUARD NARROWEST
OF DARDANELLES
Bombardment Halted by Heavy Gale,
Giving Turks Opportunity to Mass
Troops Along strait-100.0 900 Soldiers
Said to Be on GaIIipoli Peninsuia-
Essed Pasha, Turkeys Greatest
stratesist, in Command Of Forces.

Paris. March 3.-Bom bardment Of
the inner forts Of the Dardanelles was
resumed at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. says dispatch from Athens.
A Russian admiral delegated to at
tend council of admirals has joined
the allied fleets in the straits, making
the trip by way of Dedeaghatch,
seaport of Bulgaria, and terminus of
the railway line from Adrianople and
Saloniki
A dispatch from Saloniki states that
mines and submarines destined for the
defense of Dedeaghatch have arrived
at that port. According to the Athens
dispatch fire from the guns of the
allied fleet have destroyed the batteries
Of Kilid Bahr and Fort Sultane (Cha-
nak kalesD. which guard the entrance
to the narrowest parts of the straits.
Information from Mitylene and
Tenedos Is to the effect that over 100,-
900 Turks have been posted along the
coast of the Gallipoli peninsula, near
the sea of Marmora, about 130 miles
from Constantinople.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
AMERICAN LEGION
ENROLMENT BEGAN
Headquarters Of Reserve Army TO Be
Opened in New York City Wsdnss-
day-Half Million Men Expected to
Enlist Within Year.

New York, March 1-Headquarters
of the American Legion will be opened
in this city tomorrow, and, according
to organizers, the enrolment of men,
bers will be begun at once. Already
500 men have signifisd their intention
to join and it is expected that within
year half million men will be wear
ing the red, white ana blue button Of
the new defense movement.
Further plans Of the movement were
published today by DR.. w. U. Hous-
man. 1t is to be controlled by an exc
cutive committee Of four men, two Of
whom will probably be ex-secretaries
Of the army and two ex-secretaries OF
the navy. In cooperation will be an
advisory board of between forty and
fifty men, chosen from all parts Of the
country. Their selection probably will
be made in the first instance by the
executive committee, who also will
have charge of assigning members to
their various ranks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
STORM HALTs ATTACK.
Operations Of Allied Fleets Stopped by
Heavy Gale.

nedVy Gale.
London, March 2.-Operations of the
French and British fleets against the
Turkish Qualifications of the Darda-
nelles which during the last weeks had
taken the warships of the allies some
fifteen miles thru this well defended
waterway, are at a standstill today on
account of a heavy gale. accompanied
by heavy mist which hinders efficient
marks smanship of the gunners. This
respite Is likely to prove Of benefit to
the Turks. The allies, realizing the
necessity of pushing any oriental Of
fensive, will resume the attack as soon
as possible.
Essad Pasha, OF Albanian fame, the
Turkish soldier who made his reputa-
ton as strategist by the defense of
Janina In the Balkan. war, is reported
to have been placed in command of the
Turkish forces at Gallipolis, f1anking
the straits.
On Eastern Front.
Petrograd reports the completion of
Russian military operations around
Przasnysz, and claims to have thrown
back to the frontier at this point two
German army corps. Petrograd an
nounces also the resumption OF the Of
fensive by the Russians in Galicia.
Berlin officially announces the re-
pulse near LomZa of Russian attacks,
but says that otherwise there is moth
ing to report along the eastern front.
News dispatches reaching here from
Berlin say that certain degree Of
pesslYnism prevails there on account of
the reported reaction in favor of Rus
sia along the eastern battle line.
Vienna, more communicative than her
ally, reports successful actions in the
western section OF the Carpatrians.
Press Lauds Asquith's Plan.
The British press is virtually
unanimous in praise of Premier AS
quith's announcement yesterday OF
Great Britain's reprisals against sub
marine warfare of Germany The only
discord in the chorus of praise is the
criticism that possibly neutral protests
might have been obviated by the pro-
clamation of formal blockade.
The only reported activity in con-
nection with Germanys submarine
vigil is provided by a story from a
British collier, which claims to have
rarnmed German submarine in the
channel, after the undersea boat had
made an unsuccessful attempt to
strike her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
Explosion in West Virginia
Mine Imperils Lives of
Many Miners.
RESCUE WORK is
SLOW OF RESULT
First Rescue Party to Penetrate Mine
Finds Miner Believed Fatally Injured
Discovery Indicates Tragedy in
Workings - Connected Mines, Each
Employing Eighty Men, Affected by
Explosion.

Hinton, w. Va, March 2.-An eX-
plosion occurred in the mine of the
New River & Pocohontas Consolidated
Coal Company, three miles from Thur
mond, w. Va, at $3.50 o'clock today.
The mine connects wit hanother mine,
each employing eighty men, all OF
whom are believed to have been in the
pits when the explosion occurred. The
fans were set going within fifteen
minutes, but at 10:3 80 o'clock none of
the miners had been brought out.
A rescue car was ordered from
Glenallum, w. Va.
The explosion occurred in mine No.
8, great volumes Of smoke pouring
from the opening. The connecting
mine is mine No. i.
Discovery Indicates Disaster.
After repeated attempts one rescue
party penetrated the mine drift at
mine No. 3 about 100 feet, and there
found an unidentified miner, still liv-
ing but unconscious. His legs were
broken. The doctors said he probably
would die.
The mine Is drift high UP on the
Quinnimont mountain.
Rescuers Blocked.
As the day wore on additional vol
unteers entered mine No. to clear
away fallen coal and rocks IN the main
entry. Half a mile from the opening
they came across smother miner, badly
hurt and unable to tell anything about
tho explosion. Here they encountered
a mass of debris and 1t was said two or
three hours must ezipss before it couii;
be removed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02

ment made on a portion OF our line,
was successfully repulsed. On our
left a party of Princess Patricia's
Canadian light infantry captured a
German trench with great dash.
After killing eleven of the occupants
and driving off the remainder. they
succeeded in blowing up the trench"
"On our right we gained ground
steadily by skillful trench work and
controlled complete mastery over the
enemys snipers.
"On several positions along our front
our artillery forced the enemys bat
teries to change positions and in
creased the ascendancy over the op-
posing guns which has been observ-
able for some time past"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Teleoraphic News:
Anarchist Plot Nipped by Police.
Plan to Assassinate Carnegie, Rocke-
feller and Others.
Bomb Thrown in New York Church.
Strongest Forts Of Dardanelles Fall.
u. s. to Hold Blockade Illegal.
Many Miners Entombed in West Vir-
g1nia.
Wage System Wrong. Says Stone.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Clarke Answers Veto Pleaders.
State to Aid in Dope Law Enforce
ment.
Machinery For Liquor Law Ep -
ment Certain. y
Wilson Turns Down Wade Protese.
Horse Thief Works Bunco Game.
Railroads in New Move.
Ex-Father- Law Sued For Aliena-
tton.
PAGE FIVE.
General News: -"
Mexico Yet to Precipitate U. S. War.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
A Law Against Nepotism.
Soldiers of Industry.
The Men Who Are Getting Old.'
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Looker-On In Iowa.
PAGE SEVEN.
General News:
National Employment Bureau.
News From Many Points.
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
County Hospital Patient Ends Life
e. j. Nokes Cuts Artery in Arm.
Four Candidates for School Board.
City Gets Cash From Bond Issue.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Strength Develops in Wheat
Corn Scores Fresh Advance.
Cattle Market Steady.
Hogs Weak to Cents Lower
Militia in Colorado Scored.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
FURTHER BREAK IN WHEAT.

Offer Early Rail-; 9-ieea srsak Sharp
Iy, May Selling TO $1.41A.
Chicago, March 2.-Notwithstadnin
that the wheat market today rallied
somewhat from yesterdays big break.
acute weakness today again appeared
and new smash of values followed.
Before the last hour Of trading extreme
losses Of 6A cents had been recorded,
May delivery falling to $1.41h.
Rumors t'lat Turkey was about to
sue for peace had much to do with the
setback.
Export sales OF million or more
bushels tended later to remove some Of
the depression after May had sunk to
$1.41A, total drop Of 6A cents. The
close, nevertheless, was unsettled, at
TX to 5A cents under last hight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
CARE FOR suNDRy PROJECTS.

Various Measures Attacked to General
Deficiency Bill For Passage.
Washington. March 2.-Various pro-
jects which would otherwise fail OF
passage were attached to the general
deficiency bill as amendments today by
the senate appropriations committee.
Among thm are the following:
An appropriation equal to all the
premiums already collected by the war
risk bureau, to defray future losses.
If any.
A million dollars, extra expenses Of
the state department for caring for the
diplomatic business Of belligerent na-
tions.
Authority for the Philippine legisla-
ture to enact emergency war revenue
legislation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
BAKERS CALLED TO TEsTlFY.
Summoned a. Witnesses In New York
Food inquiry.

ssscw Toorr,z, Toorr,zz sIssarcl, ii 2 .At the resnmn-
ton today Of the states inquiry into
the wheat and bread market, Alfred
4. Becker deputy attorney general,
has announced that from e. g. Taylor,
of this city. and Louis ]. Cobb. Of
Philadelphia, representatives OF large
banking companies. he would seek
facts concerning an alleged combina-
tion of various baking concerns and
interests. y
Other witnesses. called today are
George 8. Ward apd James b. Arthur,
officers of local baking company.
The deputy attorney general has an-
nOunced that In addition to the public
INQUIRY he Il making wide search for
evidence that some Of the wholesalers
HAYS tried to tntimidAte or boycott re-
:tailefs who have refused to increase
priceA Anaaysis q dough and hour
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
UNREST IN PORTUGAL.
Internal Dissension Increasing and
Royalist Party Active.

Paris, March Internal dissension
and political unrest are increasing In
Portugal, according to q special dis
patch from Madrid. The directorate OF
the Portuguese republican party Is said
to have decided at a meeting at LIS
bon TO institute court proceedings
against cabinet ministers on charges
of violating the constitution. An ap-
peal also was made to republican COM
mittees urging them to issue man
ifestos against the dictatorship exer-
oised by tie sa;=.s=..:=.e::;s." -.
Royalist party agitations are re-
ported to be increasing. while clashes
between troops and citizens are be-
coming more numerous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
AUSTRIAN ATROCITIES.
Execute 200 Civilians in GaIician Town
Of Stanialau.

Execute 200 Civilians in Galician Town
Of Stanislau.
Lemberg. Galicia, via London. March
2-When the Austrians recaptured the
town Of Stanislau, in Galicia, they
to death and executed some
thing like 200 civilians. according to
Trustworthy information which has
been brought into Lemh .rg. Among
the men executed were two Polish
restaurant proprietors and number of
railroad laborers. The men remained
in the city, relying on their Austrian
citizenship for protection. The Austri-
ans are said to have prepared lists of
citizens upon whom they had decided
to infiict punishment for alleged Of
lenses against the state.
Hundreds OF prisoners, including
Bosnians and Turks. are arriving daily
in. Lemberg from the south. Many of
them come in with their limbs partly
frozen. All except the Germans are
half clothed. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02

President orsses Youthful Farmsrs.
z. Washington. March president
Wilson today shook hands with thirty
nine boys and girls champion corn
growers OF 1cws, Minnesota Illinois,
New York. Pennsylvania and Massa-
chusetts, Earle Weller. Of Cooper, Town,
who raised 159 bushels on one acre,
was especially commended by tie
president.