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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
BLACK TOM ISLAND
FIRE |NCENO|ARY.
SAYS ACCUSED MAN
Theodore X. Johnson, Arraigned
on Charge of Manslaughter, De
clares He Can Prove His Com.
pany Is Blameless.

Jersey city Aug THE cNp'osion
of munitions on Biuck Tom island
last sunday morning killed ~ least
fodr persons and did approximately
sgu.o0u. oue DAMAGE. was caused 1y
'somc persons with the object % lp-
ing Mst what was accompl. .h'f,' ac-
cordipg to Theodore y. johnson, ono
of the four men who were arrtsu,d
to-day chlrecd with manslaush'"r ~
connection with the blast Tho hear
ing VA. deferred untlI August IS.
Nr Johnson. president of the john
son Lightorsse and Towing company,
said he would produce one Of p'- ,m-
ployrs who would sWcai That Wo'n
he FIRST saw the fire, i "is 100 hex
car ON Black Tom Island and sd u"'
originate IN ore - the Johnson com
pany . bafp,- a. charged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
BERKELEY OFFERING
ADVANCED COURSES
N NEWSPAPER WORK
Students Perform Actual Work OF
Reporters, Copy.readers, Edit.
ors, Solicitors and Other Glasses
of Paper Emplo.


Berkeley. cal. Aug i-Berkelsy
high school has about completed the
first week OF an enlarged course n
journalism designed 90 equip grad
yates with work .pg knowledge of
a newspaper plant gained hy actual
experience .s reporters. copy desk
men. printers. business office solicit
tors and executives IN the school
printing plant and the editorial and
business offices 90 the school weekly.
As finishing course. T. Y Welie..
"A new-paperman, placed IN charge OF
the course This year, has arranged To
have his pupils serve for day ON q
san Francisco newspaper, each pupil
working under the direction of the
regular man in the various depart
mcnts. covering the stories of the
day ana aiding iu the business. odl-
turlal and composing room depart
mcnts.
The courso lncludpr q series of lee
turos ON all biauchus Of newspaper
work illustrated with motion PIC
lures Of Pacific cuast newspaper
plants Tn, daily work planned
TO dupiicat. that demanded 100 amy
newspaper office With tho pupils
serving N turn ~ various ,apncitics.
COPY prepared hy student reporters
working under city editor is edited
az a. y-dosk. sent To- the students
boa the composing room ana eventual
IS printed IN the school paper tn
commercial department o' 'hr school
VIII train the pupils IN the business
end of the publication.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
SENATORS QUESTION
CONST|TUT|ONAL|Ty
OF CH|LDLABORA ACT
Members of Upper House From
Southern States Oppose Federal
Legislation on Minimum Age for
Employment.


w. hUgtun. Aug rhr ,uhd
nnui Nll ON which debate h,r1u Nr--
toIdlt 100 ihc senate WI. up again
tuda. WITH the southern -'nat"tH
ready g.. cart "a fight un 10 cuusutu.
t,uJlt.. There iS no Republican pp-
po.,tIon
senator linrdwick Of Georgia led
90 fnr attack ON the 'uustituuuuulIty
of th' measure. Doutoudins the fighi
t. enact such legislation was vested
,niy 100 IA, states
. du mot wish Geo br misuudors'u"'
% thn matter. said Ne % uW as
thoroughly. as earnestly mp,orc IN
,aNor of enactment of just reason
able. human" and Gudlikr luvs ruF
protection ui children as any man u
iH.- ,huWaor, nut 9 sIy thai ~" .Iio
power ir. enact. .rI.h laws rr vested ~
th, .'.,ril fItu. ut tho union. HnI
not u congress Ntriur. the us-rr-
tor .uHr Ih. .,lt, ct Georgia TODAY
ha- 10 .hIa unur law better. fnlrrr
and wuu. uud Goo our conditions
than tu. statute proposed to hc s"t
~ r this N.u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
FURIOUS FIGHTING
IS N PROGRESS ON
vERDUN FRONT, GAIN
IS MADE BY FRENCH
Bitter Counter attack by Germans
Succeeds Only in Driving Re.
publican Forces From North
Half of Fluery, Taken Thursday
THIAUMONT REDOUBT is
TAKEN BUT EVACUATED
Teuton ArtilleryFire Forces Aban.
donment of Position Wrested
From Entente Weeks Ago and
Recaptured Yesterday,
THIAUMONT REDOUBT is
TAKEN BUT EVACUATED

pcgpcrdte fighting iS IN progress
north uf Nordun where thc French
three days ago took the offensive and
howe scored notable gains IN ia. of-
fort to drive back the Germans who
had been hAmm,ring az the gates Of
the fortress tor more than I've
months.
After pushing 20 the outskirts OF
The village OF Flrurl. ihree miles
ncfth OF Verdun on Wednesday night
the French brilliantly attacked the
place yesterday and carried it hv
storm Last night the crown princes
.roups launched a furious counter
attack and succeeded IN rciak.ng the
southern section of the viliar" bee
ing unable however 20 wr"st the
northern portion of u from General
NiVeiles forces
Fleury however is noi the rHN
pon, where tho French haS. scored
advanc.s In the attack on q three
mile IRON, east from the riycr M"use
rhev pushed north along the river to-
vard thc Nauchoruuvillc wood ana
ih. Cotr pu poi,re ana further east
attacked and gained possession 't
a "-iea .a r-douhi Thoy tot nd
however. because Of the German
hombprdmont and were compelled 1"
vlthj. aw from u,
Meanwhile fighting ou the -ummo
front has dwlndl"d 80 minor opera
tIuus. london reports m" gain az
some ground IN such operations 10
the west Of po2icros
After having hocu temporarily h'ld
up In IN, Stokhud region hN th" per
.istcut Tcut lpic resistance the Rus,
slams fnNc succeeded lu cfi",tur q
new advance. according tp f'tro-
grads official announcement today
capturing the village ~ r"dka Mir
yuskaIa on the Stayok, a tributary oi
the Stokhod This success hri1ss
thom within nineteen miles of kovcL
m, ,ailroad center which ls w" OBJ
icctly. OF their Nolhyninn campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Cabinet Members Will
Participate in Maine
Campaign, Announced

Ivy INt ming f'fhli AsfHS'h wv
New York. Aug i.-'N' mcWh'fs
of prosidcu, Wilson's cabinet ana
several congressman VIII speak dur
ing the cumiu. conpaigu iu Maine,
according tc q partial list issucd last
uIrht bN chairman Homer 'HV-
mlngs cf IN" speakers bureau Tor
tho Democratic national committee.
The lis, includes
Secretary uf War Baker, Attorney
General GREGORY, secretary ui COM
mcrcc Redncld secretary ~ Labor
Wilson. secretary uf tn" NaNy pah-
iels. senator Hollis. Ncw llumpshh';
Erpr,scntatl,cs Cullap, of Indiana,
casey. Pcnu.,lyania, Candy, south
Dakota. Hefuu Alabama, Hrum-
baugh. ohio. and charles II Br"ugh
governor of Arkansas.
vance Mccormick, democratic ma
,ionai chairman announced tonight
that President Wilson notification
ceremonies Al shadow Lawn, Long
Branch. y. j.. possibly would bc held
saturday. september = Mr. Mc'or-
mick also stated that western head
.ouartars in churgc OF senator Thomas
walsh would bee conducted in me
sam. way as the national hcadquhr
tors here. and that senator WnIsh
wnuId haN, fun charge OF 1iiait7 ~
tho west as lar as the Pacific coast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
FEDERAL MEDIATION
BOARD HEAD TALKS
WITH PRESIDENT ON
STRIKE POSSIBILITY
Judge William L. Chambers Dis
Cusses Situation as to Railway
Tie.up With Executive: Cannot
Act Yet.
BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
DISCUSS THEIR COURSE
Employees of Southe n Road Take
Steps Looking 10 Congressional
Action to Prevent Transporta
tion Paralysis.
BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
DISCUSS THEIR COURSE

WdsN ington Aug i.JIdge VIII
liam chambers. commissioner uf
the I'd state. pourl ut mediation
and o.. ucilIHtion. conferred with Pres
iGcut Wilson today over ca, thr"nt-
cn.d strike uf 100. .OuH ruruud en-
ploNes. Judge Chaiuu,r- told tho
PRESIDENT lac believed thcr, was
nothing formal that the government
could do uutil the mr,twy next wtcl
ut the railroad manager and tn. rep
rcstntatiyc~ OF the employees. after
plcted.
Judge chambers tu.uk- there IS
stll ,n"noc FOR tn, employers and
employee to reach an agreement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Cliff Dwellings Are
Discovered by Pair of
American Officers

lBy Evening Herald isgS,I Wircl
FI'id il,iu quarters American f4-
uIuro Expedition Aug 3 NIa rad.p
L. Columbus y VI. Aug - Cav,
uf ancient cln lwoll'rs were dlsc1y-
cred today Dos .apta.ns George =.
Tattcu and Hush S johnson, while ON
- uuutEs uip 100 tho E-oondldps
mountains The caves were smoke
prlW,d Fragment, ct pottery were
str,wJ on the ilour The dw"lliugs
were elid to 1c somewhat similar -
those u,Ir Fllgsinu. Aril
General Pcrsnins returned
today from 81 Nalio and MAJOR Gcn-
'ra Ttster a. Bliss reached head
quarters nom 10, iuiiod states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
LEADERS on BROlliII:iiOOD-
CONFER ON ~ TURF cot KSE

NV NOrk Nug. I IOnlcrVUVos n
the leaders ui the -four ercat brother
hoods of railroad employees, repre-
scntipr 400 goo men. M. majority o!
whom are believed e. have voted 10
.trikr ON g.1 raiiwa, -ystems were
held her. today These meetings
were to- enable the leaders TO decade
upon their cours. of 'tun Il the rep-
ioscnt,tivos OF the railroads again re-
fu.. th.ir demand for an eight hour
dly and other change.
Thus fur more tulu % per cent Of
the 500 0ou votes have bceu counted.
Nr.rN all % Was announced. favor A
strike. III, western ballot. began
arriving tudJt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
II,I\tU RtJORT TLEtHNS
CAPTURE ~ >FpfNt>'

paris Aug. i-At,ackinH slmhl,
t,u,ousM from the northwest an"
IN, southcast French troops N'S''r'
J,y stormed the village ~ fl'uIS'
,hr,. miles north OF Ncrdun ana cap
cured -cyerai hundred Germans. III
,h. evening. however the i'rm"hs
Iurchod a iurious c"uni't-h''a'N
ana after several violent attempts y"
.ucrccdod in getting footing IN Nv
southern par ~ the village. Th'
French today continue TO hold tno
,...rn.rr scction ~ the place ana
n..,,y fiahting is IN progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
TttTo>Ic TROOPS II.NI>
tHDCND LOST To ~I\N>

UeIlIn NUE I tVln TsOhu"nI |.0'
-. M --kustru-Gcrmnu troops have
reg mod nu the territory which 'hcN
haI lost in the region of Rudkh-
N.rynskaia 20 the east of KoN,l ''-
rordinE 80 the German official state
mcut today
Tho Teutons also gained ground ~
m. Carpathian mountains in IN" re-
pIuu or kopilas.
Tho situation ~ Flcurr ana nS
vicinity. the statement adds now Us
~, s,mc ~ II was h'ior" the ffrnch
attack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Declares Commissioners for Con
ference Are Named but Are 70
Discuss Preferably" Matters
Named in Former Note.
PROPOSAL TO BROADEN THE
SCOPE OF MEETING DENIED
Arredondo Expresses Hope for
Early Settlement of Difficulties:
President Considers Many Am.
erican Conferees.

Washington. Aug t-G.neraI car,
rama reply to the last American
u"t' accepting his suggestion FOR a
Joint commission 70 adjust border an
i'r'u,'r. but proposing "a broader
scope for the commissions work was
delivered to the state department
today hy Eliscu Arrcdundo. the McN-
lean Ambassador designate I' an
uUunccs the appointment Of three
Mexican commissioners with iustrur-
uuur To- devote thci' attention pref
,iauly tp the discussion 81 the points
mentioned IN the previous note
thus the dc ia'to government ap-
lntcutk rejects the proposal that tho
commission consider other question.
thdn the n.lhtIry situation and limits
rs discussions To- the subjects orig
nally suggostod hy Carran2u With
uruWhl Of American troops from Mex
leo, formulation Of "A protocol to COY
rr future operations against bundi'I
ana investigation uf interests which
may have promoted border raids
Whether this Wtll De- satisfactory To-
the nitrd states government has not
''"u Indicated Tho note was IN
spanish and whom Ia. went TO today =
cabinet meeting Acting Secretary
rolk declined to discuss II uutil an
official translation could be- made
~ % l. accepted the next step VIII
., negotiations between Mr. POLK ana
1r Nrroiundp tu fix III" Time ana
uIa,, rur u,,tiug- Of IN. .utuiss;on.
'rt. President Wilson already has
under 'uuudcrrtiOn u score Of names
..rs,-t.I for IA, American tnembef-
h.p
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have N" honor :" transmit o.
your "N'"iI'hty the following n"''
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lu dd' reply TO the '"urte, i7
n"'" to the department of ''ft" date /
lut IS. l'lh. hay" tne honor 600
s o. 'our rsUellency that the hr.t
uI"t ui 'hr ."ustiiutiouailst ARMY. ln
.h'rE' "i ih' executive power W 'r"
''N'. an rcp.hli" rougrat 4ittrs hiin-
. ''.f upHu io' HJdnhio efforts 30 iH'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04

where an ubstina~' engagement took
place for the villag" of Rudkn-Mtr
ynskaia. Bayunct fighting took place
IN the streets and although the Wiz
lag" charged hands several times. ~
finally remained iu our possession.
The enemy VAS forced back behind
the river SiaNok nni We took GOO
German prisoners and captured
twelve machine guns.
In the region uf kurytnik AN EN-
cmN attack was rcpcll.d hN our IN"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Toll of Paralysis
Epidemic Reaches
A Thousand Lives

New YORK Aus. Nor" thru
! 600 children have now been
Nll"d D.! the epidemic Of .ninnillc
par1Nsi. ana nearly ,.uDu have
been STRICKEN uy The disease bur-
ins the twcuty-fuur hours ending
a. io a. M today. turN-iIF' chile
drou divd 81 th, di~'a-r uud 'i'
new cl-cs tho ~,ronb tf fs".'
number in single day were tee
ported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Knights of Pythias
Continue Sessions

Portland ore Aug The tU,u-
g-uIrfh biennial convention 81 the
Iprrmo lodge, knights of PythIla.
CON. nurd Boa session here today IN.
program called for to'h murnIn. and
afternoon meetings Tho supreme
tempt, Py'hIlp Sisters. also w'r, iu
hold tnu sessions. Tonight tho
knight Hui iHiics planned 90 culoy
1u .s'.us lf o river resort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Ri:iTi>Ii .\t> SOME Gi,Dt t<D
~ NI>Oi; NIGHT OpGU \rpD<S

London. Aug ! g y, MI Minor
operations last NIGHT by the British
on IN. Sommc front resulted in the
gain for them OF som" ground west
OF poaores the war office announced
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Merchant Captain Reports Battle
With and Sinking of Submarine
By Shot From Small Defense Gun
DIV Evening Herald Leased Wire. }

l-tapuu ftoNld Thomson the
uf
ID Gc narsu
wo who Uhlrr"
uuo the % the
To- a amid
ships d,od suddenly
again
nccodrF to-
torpedo ii"
win several d"u"d plate and portions " hrr super
urc demolished
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
RUSSIANS TAKE TOWN ONLY
NINETEEN MILES IRON kb\tI.

4 petroprad. Aug tN.n London
alp y. ml Russian troop have
rtf'urod the village of Rndk'
Mrynsknia On the river Sta'ok
Left tributary or the Stokhod, 1t was
officially announced by the RH0s''n
vai urGrc Hudka- M MirynsHah ~
nineteen mites east 81 koNel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Strike of Garment
Workers in Gotham
Ended by Mediators
ny Eyenius Hetsla Leased wIrei

iBy ty~HIus Herald Leased wirei
WssH.uE'.u Aus { Cuu"Il-
'.r. . -N. department oi Hlaf
engaged 300 efHem,ut uf me gar
u,r' workers fIilr u \.H
h.r. reported today that tn.
.-rt. lt4 ue,u called .ff au3
THAT .t. ,I.u.If,i 100000
uurksr wound r,rur ru h.r
YH.. N.rIts
80, I.w Wilson VHs notified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
tEKN\>s NNNOI >CE THE
Vt( \I1lIEG oi VIZ kr

p,rin AUS tNia London, "."
m The village of Fl'ury, hor'h
~ Vordun, was rceaiu"d by the '''t'
mans this norning. II was "f''anF
,prounc,d today hy the GERMAN
army headquarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Nillista Executed
Quietly in Prison

nv T"H"Ts U0flId T"AffI WIF'T
'hIr Ih4t 'It N'Nl"u. Aug
U'trn II. Nliats l.li'r van
f.r,u recently .s tarrN.a troop.
usr .af ut Hettu bon th' Chihuahua
.."'.rIaf. .f Might The ,'utcn
.... .l'r'I .If IusfN. Nithuut tha
.uuwl edge ut "a, public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04
Today $ Scores
NATION VI IL tSti.

thiraeo q. New YORK >
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04

\NtHlt N> iLN.ti
Cleveland =; phiiudr,ul'ia !.
Detroit ;; New york :

Vt TlVlIUII " N y
Sew YORK 900 uiu ulO--3 q
Detroit ...... oan l02 a2N--t
l'attort,s ~havkcy and NuuamhF-
,r. bubuy. Roland and ~tanagc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-04

Tesroau Anderson and S'hupp. KAN
d"u
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-08
A Military Surgeons Experience in Berlin

which makes life seem unattractive and gray,
and the future yelled in leaden mists and with
out hope, while all the time the recent past is
lived over in the mind and seems like unreal,
not quite tangible dream.
Insomnia is the worst of the psychic dis
tuTbances that follow in the wake of the heart
condition, and it may a severe form
which cannot be aIleEiated by the known rene
racked by their memories, staring with open eyes
into the dark They will hear the rattle and
shrek of artillery, the crash of the machine
guns and echo of imminent danger; these
memories will seem to them as the flight of the
iron birds of destiny.
We have no sharply defined psychosis of war
with constantly characteristic symptoms. The
occasion of war may serve to develop the latent
predispositions of mental arrangement and in
this habitual misuse of alcohol may play con
siderable role, but true psychic disturbances. as
such, have their roots further back In other
words, it is the faint indication of psychic abb
normality which is brought to rapid development
through war, but war in itself does not develop
a symptom complex of its true -psy-
Ghosts
Some unusual instances of hysteria have come
under observation, patients in whom functional
arrangements were effected by purely psychic
means One is the of a corporal Of an ex-
citable. wild and unrestrained disposition
He came to the hospital shot through both
shoulders and with profuse Inflammation of the
shoulder joints. After four months he was al
most restored to health and was amusing himself
by playing upon his mouth harmonica, the child
ish and individual musical instrument Of the
army. Opposite to him in the hospital lay q
soldier suffering from the effects of a shot
through the head. with stupor and violent convul-
sions. The indications for cranial operation
were being discussed and the remark was made,
1T may be case of tetanus-"
Il proved not to be tetanus and the spasms
were relieved by the removal of bone splinter
which resulted in progressive recovery. But his
neighbor, the corporal with healed shot wounds
in the arms, after three days developed typical
symptoms Of tetanus without fever.
The manifestations continued for several weeks
and disappeared finally under suggestion. on the
emphatic assurance that no tetanus was present.
New York Sun.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-08
The asst Resort

Pats one trouble was that he could
not wake up IN the morning. His land
lady had tried every device sbS
could think OF, but even the most
determined Of alarm clocks had n
effect on Pats slumbers
One day he returned home from
his work with a large paper parcel
There. now, Mrs Jones" said 6S
triumphsntly. as he unwrapped huge
bell, and what dye think o that
nov?"
Goodness, mani" exclaimed the
surprised landlady. Whatever are
you wanting with that great thing~
As he tucked the bell under hiS
arm and prepared to 90 upstairs, Pat
replied, with a knowing grim
Sure, and I'm going TO ring II a.
six o'clock ivry morning and wake
mesilf up"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-08
Az and Doll Pain.inn

The latest work for the woman AT
student with commercial instincts IL
doll painting Several girls from the
Slade and other schools who used 70
earn fair money in hand-painted vrorlz
for big publishers are making much
larger sums now by painting eyes, eye
bro1s, cheeks and lips on little ceI.d-
Joid faces. They get the masks fro751
London doll manufacturers end as
paid so much-lt Is net very MUCH
for thousand. but as Il only taxes
seven hfeks Of practieed brush e
make quite expressive face. fhsY csis
finish about 500 heads Il s-day. A.
that f. worth uFe than EL-ls-
ehestsR guardian.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-08
THE MAGIC KETTLE.
cc7gRlClfFT NNCUG
EEUoRaPSS S5spEcs-LH

Once upon a time a little girl lived
with a wicked old uncle. Her father
and mother were dead She was q
very good little girl and did not COM
plain, but one day when she did not
have any breakfast or dinner she went
into a grove not fer from the house
and cried
Presently she saw an iron kettle
walking toward her, and its short legs
looked so queer moving along the
ground she laughed.
There was a spoon in the kettle, and
it made clatter as the kettle walked
along. 1t stopped in front Of her.
Don't cry. little girl" it said. DRY
your eyes and do as tell you" Then
the kettle jumped up and hung by
it's handle on bush. Now get some
water from the WELL" it said, land
pour it into me. Then go to the end OF
the path and take three steps forward
and four TO the right. There you will
find some potatoes under a BUSH
From there take five steps to the left,