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PESSIMISM IN AUSTRIA.
Puhlic Opinion gloomy as Reault
Of Russian Drive.
Speciai Gable Despatch to TnE sus

SpeSsUs '""'e "eop"'" ~ AHG S'Ns
I.ONDON. June II iSaturday)-ISwiss.
Italian and Rumanian reports dwell
upon the great effect Of the Russian
offensive on public opinion In Austria
Hungary. where general pess!mism pre-
walls. The principal newspapers OF
VIENNA make no comment upon the situ-
alton.
II 10 stated that the offensive on tho
Trentino front has suddncly ceased
ConttnueA An MN RaoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
INSURGENTS
FIGHT WILSON
ON MCCORMICK
The Presidents Manager
Looked On as Intruder
by Old Leaders.
MOORE. OBDURATE,
HEADS A REVOLT
National Committee, How.
ever, to Yield to Save
Party Harmony.
SEE ONLY HOPE IN
WINNING MOOSE VOTE
Wilson Platform Adopted
and the Convention
Ends Its Work.

ST. I.oris, June 16.-Vance McCor.
mick. the Pennsylvania near Bull Moose,
who will manage President Wilson's
campaign this year. viii enter upon his
new duties with the knowledge that the
practical men connected with the Demo-
cratic National Committee look upon
him as an intruder
This fact became apparent to-day
when the National Committee met to
put through the organization slate out.
lined in the telegram received by tho
leaders from Mr.. Wilson last night. The
old leaders were angry over the Presi.
dents choice of Mccormick and two Of
them gave expression to the feelings Of
the majority by starting an open fight
on the Wilson nominee.
The revolt in the National Committee
came to the surface after the Democratic
convention had adopted the Wilson plat
form on Americanisn. preparedness. suf-
frage. tariff and the other issues for
1916 and had adjourned sine die.
The two national committeeman who
voiced their objections were Col. John
j. McGraw of West Virginia. a good
fighter. who supported Wilson a, Ralti-
more four years ago, and f. II. Moore Of
Ohio.
started Fig ht on NcCurmtck.
McCiraw prepared a resolution which
he announced he would offer providing
"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
ROOSEVELT TO BACK
THE HUGHES TICKET
Perkins and Whitman Hold
Conferences and Peace
Seems Assured.
HUGHES'S VIEW INDORSED

The dove ~ rolitical peac, lowered
abjdip,,y yes,erdav he,vse, tho c,mns
-, r., n.,. - ,,,,o r,,,,s
Hughes It's nutterihg lett no DOUBT
IN the m'nds OF poii'''ai observers 'ha
the way is being paved for the Colonel
to come out definitely In a short time
an, ,rno,,r,. his i,,.r,,o, ~ ,.rdiry
MS support 10 'he e'ec'o" ot "ne we
publican nominee.
series Of conferences Throughout, the
d,,. ho,u,oo, c.or,. ~ p.rkI,s nv,
' ,'."--.,,'
'oN' "hltmah' 'he one representing the
colonel, the other, Mr. Hughes. loomed
IN Significantly in the prospect for har-
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'''o''s' "'''' ''P'''' ~ Wv"
PRINCIPALS the progress made. but
neither would talk Tor publication when
IN. d,sc,sstors or,.d r,, long h.,or.
-.
'n'o"'sh'' r'"oush WIS SH'u' ho"e''r'
to indicate that the welcome Is being
prepared for the return of AS many of
the proCressiyas AZ TIA. Colonel may he
able 10 deliver when he returns Ia the
fold himself
MIR Perkins me, The CoIore, In a
long talk at the sam. time that Gov
Whitman met Mr. Hughes Later in tbe
,,tcrpoo, AIR Perkins and GOV Wbi,
man met for a conference
uuahes Chnnres u,s Pl.n..
fehdlns tlat conference ME- fushes
announced ,hat ne had postponed ms
return TO washington untIl tomorrow.
After 1t had ended and Mr.. Perkins had
gone gone back TO MI Roosevelt and COY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17

AnAmerican feeling provoked to-day by
soldiers
Mexican polio ceman
was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
MEXICANS CALLED
TO ARMS IN JUAREZ
Told to Prepare for Break
With l. S.-TrOOps Again
Cross Line.
CATCH THREE BANDITS

FL PAso. June I6-Following the en-
try into Mexico to-day OF American
troops near Laredo, In pursuit Of Mexi-
can bandits who yesterday raided a
ranch in Texas near that point placards
appeared this afternoon in Juarez on
The dead walls and telephone poles. IN
viting all citizens to meet at 5 80 each
evening in the plaza to receive military
instruction.
The notice. which Ia In Spanish and
is signed by Jesus Valdez. urges al
citizens to practise I'm order TO be pre-
pared in the event Of break with
The United States" The notice requests
that both old and young meet in the
plaza in front OF the headquarters OF
the Twenty eighth Battalion for mill.
tary instruction.
Valdez Is a private citizen in Juare7
and friend OF Gen. Gavra, ex-com-
mander Of the garrison. Following the
action Of Carranxa soldiers yesterda.
In firing over the line near the T.
Paso union station at two city sanitary
inspectors, Mayor Tom Lea to-day or
dered the purchase OF rifles for al
the inspectors, and Gen. Bell issued or
ders for number OF the best rife shot.
in his brigade to be stationed along thu
river banks.
The General Ia reputed TO have called
Gen. Gonzales. the Juarez garrison
commander. on the telephone and In
| formed him that he had stationed hi,
best sharpshooters on the border anc
, that IL any more snipinR occurred from
/ the Mexican side of the line his mer
would return the FIRE and make som'
business for the Juarez hospital depart
ment.
soldiers Kept In Camp.
! Shortly after the proclamation ap
/ peared In Juarez this afternoon Gen
| Bell sent out word to all American
troops on leave in FL Paso to return L
! their commands an soon as possible
| To-nigh, all requests for leave OF alb
scnce from either Fort Bliss or the arm!
| camps were refused by the Officers.
A report gained currency this after
noon that a band OF Mcxicans hat
crossed into New Mexico and raide'
/ some ranches fourteen miles north o
/ FL Paso but Gen. Bell denied this.
shooting took place in that vicinity to
day, bur II was between two Mexican
ranchers and occurred In . dispute owe
| irrigation rights.
The fourth expedition into Mexical
territory by American troops since VIII
attacked Columbus on March 3, whe
Frank Tompkins took the frst Ameri
can force over the line near that Nev
Mexico border village, occurred to-day
| ,,la Mo- led his mn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
FIRST CAR TO RUN
ON UNIVERSITY LINE
TOMORROW MORNING

The first trolley ear will run to the
University of New Mexico tomorrow
morning Charles " Potter, manager
Of the City Electric company an
nounced yesterday. The extension
viii be completed by tonight.
The two cars ordered by the CITY
Electric for the university line have
not arrived Untu their arrival only
one car will be run on the lime This
car will run from Sixth and Central
to the university. When the rev cars
reach Albuquerque the permanent
schedule on the university line viii go
INTO effect This schedule viii call
for the operation Of two cars bctvcor
Tenth and Central and the university
terminal The present old Town
South Edith street schedule will not
be changed
The two cars to be used on tee u'.t-
Versity line will be- of the same s!2e
as the yellow cars now running They
win be equipped with air brakes es
wen as hand brakes, like those IN tho
cars now running.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
IN MODERATE ~ NOIR DIT NND
REDUCE NOtR MIlGur. TAKE
on on kOltlIN

1Hct uf fresh air 10 BE- said voakcng
the oxygen carrying power ot the
blood the liver becomes Hluggish, tat
ar,uwuItt,g aud the action ut many
OF the vital orgaua arc hmdcrcd there
hN rhc heart action becomes weak,
work is AN effort aud the beauty of
tho figure is destroyed
Fat put ou by indoor lifc les m-
hoalthy.uud it nature is not assisted
In throwing 1t of a serious case OF
obesity may result
when you feel that You are getting
too stout take the matter In hand at
once Don't wait untu your figure
has become joke and your health
ruined through carrying around a
burden of unsightN and unhealthy
fat
spend aa much time as you possl
bly, can iu the open air, breathe deep
w. and get from Butts, Inc, or any
druggist box of oil OF koren cap-
sulos, take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night
Weigh yourself every few days and
/ keep up the treatment until YOU are
( down TO normal on OF korein is ah-
soutcly harmless, is pleasant to take,
helps the digestion and even "a few
days treatment has been reported TO
show noticeable reduction IN weight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

80 raso T,N. lulN 4o.. Reports
were. circulated u Iuarcz touirN trW
The CaunuzJ -uusou at rouyon nu.
rJupo. l2u miles south of rral Da-
ruhlrd today o Dhc main \..lu'a
band. led ny the bandit ,mvIUln The
tuwois continued thJt Win. riding BOO
% coach. ,wlch at his side. went
luJo the town and received tfr sur
rc0dor of the government commander
Neither Gem Francisco Gonzales
commander ot the Ju'tra auu.oo
uoJ Gru G,orgr Eyll Jr, commands
amt hrrn. were mplUrd to plHu0 amy
rcd"uuc 900 ih, STORY General Gou.
tlt- -5tld u#t lhe Dee. report of lao
ruogrrs. eff lnc bandit ,'mp1'En V'l'
contained boo urr.. dispatches FROM
chihuahua ,li, TODAY
Arrivals t''m Chihuahua 'Il' i"-
day told of thr villa aiWcN ou IWwl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
TROOPS ARE BEING SHAPED
INTO EFFICIENT BODY

San Antonio, July Although
convinced that the diplomatic nego-
tiations now i'm progress will tcrmi-
nate in settlement Of the difference
between Mexico and the United states
and that orders soon viii be received
for the gradual withdrawal of Gen
eral Pershing's forces, staff officers
here are continuing the work Of shap
ing the big body of men into an ef-
ficient body.
No orders for the withdrawal of
General Pershing's force have been
received but their receipt VIII be no
surprise As further addition to the
fighting force along that part OF the
border over which the cNpeditionarN
folCe moved, however, five regiments
are to be- stationed at Dcming, \. NJ,
as strategic measure, General run
stOn announced today.
The increment Of guardsmcn has
been somewhat lcsscned since the or
der to complete the equipment of the
guards At their home stations and re-
ports to army headquarters indicate
that the recruiting has been material
ly Icssoncd. one New York regiment
the Third, passed through here today
on the way to Brownsville with L8OO
men.
Field communication is to be facili-
tated by the adoption Of motorcycles
for the transportation of wireless sets
and the utilization Of the motor for
.onpratfou of tho dvnamOS Several Of
these new motorcycles arrived TO-DAY
and were tried out By the signal
corps.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
APPEARANCE OF TROOPS
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

Douglas, Ariz., July 20.-A force of
approximately 500 Mexican infantry
ana cavalry, brought northward from
Cabuuona and Fronteras, left Aqua
Prela this afternoon to march to
Naco to cntraiu for the southern part
Of Sonora.
The appearance OF the Mexican
troops opposite Douglas, as they
marched westward a short distance
south Of the border, created excite
ment in the camp Of the Second Mon
tana infantry Captain Olson and
twenty-five men following them along
the border for several miles to asccr-
tain where they were going ana that
no raid was intended
The excitement in the camp was
manifest in the first reports reaching
Douglas, the size of the army Of Mex
leans having been maEnificd to from
1000 to 10000 men, with many nun
drcd women and children camp fol-
lowers
The Moctczuma Copper company
and El Tigre Mining company rccciv-
ed permission from the state depart
mcnt in Washington today to ship eX-
plosiycs for use in mining to their
properties in Sonora. Both companies
announced today that this permission
will allow them to work ON normal
basis ana they expect to be in full
operation within few days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
WHITE R|BBONERS
TAKE POSSESSION
At MOUNTA|NA|R
F ederatio0 Of Seventeen State
Prohibition Organizations
Organized Rev. Randolph
Cook Named Chairman

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
MEXICAN SLAYER
OF RANCHMAN AND
WIFE IS DEAD
lose VaIeOzueIa, Who Killed
Mr. and Mrs, William Par
ker Killed by the American
Posse That Pursued Him.
10, aoguno ,ouos,r SPECIAL ls.srp ~r'rl


Douglas Ariz, july 20.-Jose Va
lenzucla. Mexican admitted by his
wife TO be the slayer Of Mr and Mrs.
william Parker at the Double Adobe
ranch ffty-fivc miles southeast of
Haghlta. early in June, did not escape
from the American civilian posse
which trailed him into Mexico, but
was killed in the wilds of Cajon Boni-
IA. mo mans land between Sonora
and Chihuahua This statement
reached here today from Hachita
from an apparently authoritative but
confidential source.
The posse returned with the state
mcnt that VaIenzuela had escaped
when they captured his wife and her
uncle. who had been his travelling
companions.
The story Of the finish Of the chase
generally believed i'm Hachita is that
several members Of the posse held
the woman, while the rest pursued her
husband, bringing him to bay several
miles further in the canyon, ana kill
ing him.
from the same source 1t was learned
that Nalonzuelas wife had confessed
To members of the posse that her hus-
band had been soldier with villa and
had been instructed by his chief not
to reioin his band until he had killed
Parker, his wife or any other Amcri-
cans he could. That was the underly-
ing motive Of the double murder, she
is said to have stated She is said to
have alleged further that other men
had been similarly instructed by Villa.
Every woman has been sent out OF
the Animas valley while the men are
reported to be watching closely all
Meyicans on the American side Of the
hOrder I'm that district
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
PHIL H. LENO|R
BEGINS WORK AS
FAIR SECRET AIRY


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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
ANNOUNCES CAPTURE OF
GERMAN SUBMARINE

London, July 20.-The first officia
that Great Britain had
captured German submarine of the
U-35 class was made in the house of
commons today by Thomas McNama-
IA, financial secretary Of the admir-
atty who said that one Of these yes-
sells would he brought to London to
Le viewed by the public
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
CONSUMPTION OF BOOZE
DECREASES IN CANADA

Ottawa. ont. July 20.-Canada s
consumption Of alcoholic beverages
decreased from .S72 gallon per cap
ita TO .745 per capita in the fiscal year
Just ended, according to returns am
nounced today by the inland revenue
department. The consumption of to-
bacco also showed a failing off from
3427 pounds to 1929 pounds per
capita.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
GIRLS LEARN
HOW To MAKE
BREAD AND CAKE


Thutv-sN NlruQucuue uus DE.
tween the ages OF min, AMI Wutcgu
imcmbcrs Of the gtrE ,uh. otgyuizcJ
ihcre SOME months agu will receive
final lessons today in Oh, science of
with Nils GHu Hyhi,.
icXtension worker. ot the \su NHNiuo
IColleEc ot Agriculture. as teacher and
ldcmonstr3tor The eirls Havc ue,u
idarug practical work iu rmrhe of
Ihome economies under Nuss U,hl,.e
IUrrC6ons FOR several days t1sste
.ara held ina the domestic sultu.r rooms
LAT the higb school, the use ot tn yoom
lama ur The equipment being placed at
tthe disposal of Miss Richie through
/ tho courtesy OF John Milne, supcru.
Itcndcn Of city schools. Sessions have
tbccn held in the morning and after
moon. fourteen girls attending in the
informing aud twenty-five in the after
moon Miss Richie outlined the work
ION the first day, explained the object
lin using yeast, baking powder and va
Irtous other ingredients necessary to
turn ont the finished product m
bread. cake and foodstuffs.
Already interested in home ccono-
Imics through club work accomplished
under the direction Of the local lead
Ter the interest was greatly increased
Ibccause of the pleasing personality
and methods used by Miss Richie
The children furnished the neces-
sary supplies and following Miss
{pichic's Instructions learned how to
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
PRESENCE OF MIND SAVES
LIFE OF RANCH FOREMAN

Douglas Ariz, July 20.-BilIY Ad-
ans. q ranch foreman, from Sonora. Is
alive tonight because OF the presence
of mind Of Frank Byrd. chauffeur.
who. after Adams had been stabbed
by his father-in-law. James Edsou,
a Sonora cattlcman, inserted his fin
gers into cut in his left thigh and
held the severed end of the fcmorsl
artery until the arrival of the police
surgeon Adams will probably re-
coNcr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
DR., ATWOOD WILL PLEAD
TEMPORARY INSANITY


Boston, July 2O.-Temporary insan-
ity win be the defense of Or. Eldridge
d. Atwood, it was intimatcd today,
when he is brought to trial for the
shooting Of Dr. Wilfrcd f. Harris,
president Of the Massachusetts College
Of Osteopathy last Tuesday, shortly
after Dr. Atwood's fiancee Or. Celia
Adams. died of poisoning, presumably
elf-administcred. Dr. Harris was re
ported today to have fighting
chance Of recovery Dr. Atwood is in
Jail on a charge of attempting to kill.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

Denver, July 2O.-A Proposal for
increased salaries for head camp off
cials was defeated at the tricnnial
meeting here of the Woodmcu Of the
World Pacific jurisdiction. today,
when a motion was introduced seek
Ing to raise the annual salary OF !. l..
Boak, head consul, from $4,000 to
5000. Several delegates advocated
more pay for minor officials and rep
rcscntatives of the order.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
SAN FRANCISCO MAN IS
FOUND DEAD IN PARK
l'r so'sse Jous~.l SPECIAL ltAsso w,EsI

san Francisco. July 2O.-Louis Eo-
senIeld, o millionaire shipping and
commission merchant of san Francis
.o. was found dead today with bull
''l wound in the head, on bench in
Golden Gate park a revolver lay be-
eide The body.
Eoserfeld was released from q hos
I.al two weeks ago, his secretary
said after ne had undergone treat
meui for nervous breakdown. He
Was fitfy-four Years old. member
OF the firm Of John Resented sons,
and lived at the Olympic club.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
Succumbs 10 Injuries.

Boulder. colo July -0.-Fied r
Newton. IS years old. Colorado news
paper man, died here tooay from the
effects Of injuries sustained in mine
accident near here YESTERDAY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

"fouhd milo maize j. now used for
n9fses at great saving over any
ulner kind of grain on the market.
". FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

Ismockcd. tucked ur ho>-uloatcd For
general wear alovr-silk kul.kcrbo,k-
ers and plain camisolo are most
practical
Shantung -cd in simple Dresses.
The summer Wuslins are exception
.ally dainty and charming iu their cole
OF combinations this season. maize.
rose the p3lest of pinks and blues ho
ing popular. aud also white Snan-
tung and poneee are modish too be-
ing used in many of the imported
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

WANTED clean couou rags At tho Jour
nal otnC-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-29
SWAMP ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS

The symptoms Of kidney and blad-
der troubles are often very distress
ing and leave the system IN a run
down condition. The kidneys seem to
suffer most, as almost every victim
complains of lame back and urinary
troubles which should not be ne
elected. as these danger signals often
lead to dangerous kidney troubles.
DR.. Kilmer's S~wampRoot which
soon heals and strengthens the kid
neys is a splendid kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, and, being an herbal
has a gentle healing effect
the kidneys, which is almost imme'
diately noticed in most cases by those
use it.
A trial will convince anyone who
may be in need Of it. Better get a
bottle from your nearest drug store,
and start treatment at once.
However, il you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, ~.
Y. for a sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention The keokuk
Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-29
why are 50 Many People
Losing Their Hair?
That i, a simple question to answer.

That is a simple question to answer.
How can you expect a hair to grow
through q hair cell if the hair cell Is
completely stopped ups
Would you expect a plant to grow in
a flower pot if the top of the pot was
sealed ups
Your head, everybody 3 head, has ap.
pro1imately 175,O00 hair cells.
If one half. or two thirds Of these
cells are stopped up, how can you ex.
pect a luxuriant growth of hair9
EVERY WEEK ANTI-SEPTIC OIL
SHAMPOO opens these hair cells. It
dissolves the dandruf, (dry or oily and
promotes the growth Of the hair.
1t feathers freely and thoroughly
~cleanses the hair and scalp.
To keep the hair in best condition,
men and children should have an oil
shampoo every week, women, every
other week.
Every Week Anti-Septic Oil Sham,
boo is sold for SOC per bottle nv
Wilkinson 4 Co.. Hotel Iowa Phar-
macy, Crescent Pharmacy, McGrath
Bros, Scott " O'Reilly, City Drug
Store, Englehardt & Co, ]. F. Kied-
aisch & Son. w. H. Siegfried and all
other dealers in drugs and toilet
articles.