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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
ST nab Der 8erfif,erltng boHGr. aarI
$elfffrid Der riidF6tslois Gat4-
bootfrieg.
@dbrenb ber eriten bei6en weonata
uatrben iusgefnrH,rt SdGffe bon
100000 Conner perigrft.
gneIanb's Berluit aGetn belief fitb nt
Stifte BON saiauuneu COO 300
Gorllerr.
Sdiffsoerlufte su 0ieier State fanr
GugLattb uift mebr Iange
ntisbalte1.

e(miter6am, 20. s[pri[, bin
2onbon. gdbrenb Der eritert srpei Ro-
nate b.s ridlidtslpien Saad,boot'
friegs iptuben Don oeittiden Sn1id,.
booten Shiffe ron iiber 900, 900
&onnen Derienft. 9ieie erfldrlrng ar5
am Sar,itdg Or. aurI SelIieridb, Der
Staatsietret6r bes 93rmerrL Dor benz
SaiiptansitpIb bes Heidrstages ab
Rit benz Sinapeis bdrauf, baB Der
Saud6oottrieg fnb aLs EN- eeDaltiger
@rfolg crpetfe, filbr On. Seliferii
fort:
.9ie Grgebuiiie Ses eriten Tcnats
iibertrafer bic friiberen beiten &eiiI.
tote um % Brc sertt irnb bic bes 5lpei-
ten Monats Ibertrufen Die friibercrr
TeiuItats iosar um 30 Sroserlt. @nts
genane 3nbIen fonllen nitt oeroffeut-
lid;t neroaH, aber in BEN erlten beiosn
Weorotsu hheritieg Die berieflfte
Sradt .SonnnJe 100000 Sonnen
uno bieruon foaren @diife bon ii6er
Il 100000 SoaneH britiide sSn6r.
seuge.
g9ie es NIT 9e5ug auf Die pirtb-
ihaftIiac Gage in england 6citeLt it,
Iabi ii1 idrDer feftiteQcn, oa gnglanO
felt 9eginu BEG ri:fiid)tsloien SaliG.
boutfrieges su elmer peitreifeTloen
8erbeintIidung, ie6lpeber itatilfiIten
Slngaban ieine 3riIG6t gencmmea
hn. Gnslal6 barf es iest rid,t ragen,
S!ngobe,, me es lp6breno Der friiberen
9rlegspcctooen per0ffe,ItIidte, be.
fannt gu 1ebert.
2alt Se1 urrs 5lrr gerfiteung itebeu.
bcn 9ablen, tann oie ben GngIanoern
nod 3ur gerfiigiing itehelloe @e'
iorntt.Eonnage nuf 100000 bis
10000, 900 Eonnen gefdJdst rperhen
GS liegt sla- 5u Gage, boB Die enJ'
Iiid)e &aufinrtbeiilottc oaS @crienfsn
:brer Shiffe su Der bisberigen Rate
riGyt Ian1s alsbolten fam @etiigsn'
ben Grils blrd yseitba,iten 5lt ifaf.
fen lit unirt6gIih ,ba Die britiidle Su-
nabne ml Sd}tffer ip&breno bes Sab
res 1915, ingeodltet Der Sbatia6e,
oab in 6ieier S5iriidt aIe luir eroenf'
Iidlen @emiibungen eenlodlt tuilroen,
nidt aeuiigte. Inn aith uur oie nor-
a1cle 8errineeriing Der tonnage IN
Srieoens5eiten 5u erieseit "
Sic geriird}e Der Gngldnoer m gro
bem Wfabitabe neiitrale tonnage pie.
Ser in tbret TieHit slt iteIlen, peroen
miBlinaen ha es i'm Sittereiie Der gseu.
tralen liegt, iih ihre SSlotten fiir bic
3eit rad Dem @bifluf oes BricoenS
All bepdhren. @ern man alriliurnt,
baf Glglano 5ei gegirn bes rid.
fiftSIoier Saiifjboctfrieges ctrua at.
S1Ifte ieiues nelitralen Gd)lffsper.
febrs ein1ebiist battc, 10 foHn1en mir
III Dem GraebuiB. bnB Die anfiinffe
une Mbfnbrten BON engliidHn Sdfen,
iomeit oie Ionnoge m @etrudt fontnt.
n5ihreno Ses eriten Mtnnats 6eS ,trbc.
idr1itften Solidjbootsfriegs I'M etpa
Elm giertel obec Elm Grfttel abge1ton'
men baben nriiiiet. Gie 8a6lcn init
@e;ug iuf ben Berfebr ieit geginn
les saud5ootfriees repr6ientirer cine
una5nie BON 40 Bro5er1t oegen Die
barhid,uirtliden g(nfiinfte unb gb.
iaerten uon cnsIii&ea Sdien ~ Gris.
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9 epilftgungfifr HorbpOL L
erpeottipn
gurhbaiten
Sollen Die Gettti6ell, biz bic Sauh'
6oote eiuet Tiegreihen SSrieoen
er5ipungen baben.

Germ, bia @aris, 29. slpriI. -
2oilt aits Wtiinhen eingetroiienen
Mofrtdten bat Der bapertibe Wtini.
tier bes SSi,ncrn pom &rettrcid nit
bem gerfailot bon ghtroihreiben OIL
Die 9anobep6lferilng beaomen, IN
peIhen lie mtigeforoert rpiro, nod
cine fltrje 9SeiIe oltrdsnbaIterL bis
es oer Sniid)booten geluneen 1T, e;.
ner 'iegretcbeu Srieoe1 su er5ptngen,
oomit 9elttid,lonb nift ifIieBlidJ
ieIbit ae8Ditngen rpitroe, eiuen Suu-
gerfrie6en nb5ilihlieben.
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Grfplsrei&
Saben bsuti& MarinsfIisser ben Sa,
fen BON Sulina IN RumdRisa
NIT 8ontben .beIsgt.

gerIin, %. 2fprl, bia oonSon.
- Die @bmiralitGt CAB am Soua,
tag bos Jolsetb. befonnt:
.Delttffe WartneiIuBeugc baben
am 9onnerifas erfplsrsia bic Safsns
onlagen in Sulinu Gn Rumdnitn am
Sdsparsen Mesr mare Der ruFtfden
@reuse gefesen) nit Bomber belsgt.
Gs famen in ben 5afsnarfagen rotpis
auf S9iffen arobe Gsusr gum Nus,
brli1. @rle uniere Tlugseuse isbrten
ungea6tet bes heftigsn gourborbe'
merits burh efblpt5rssitdibe pobr5e'
balten 3uriid1.
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er Bic ilbcr iuriere friiberen Gtear,i'
gen bii,aus 5iirinsetriebesi. llaiere &C.
iautu1ten oorInaIigen Stellineen mil
aiIeinieer a,rsanbme BON arleur-eu'
&obeae f;ah Dieher IN ,mieren Sdu'
ben.
Sl6Ii@ bon Der Gcdrpe, in ber
gfe6er,tHgenL trbts eberiaiIs ein Der.
5Ddfeiter aau,pi. Sn ibrm seridoife'
nen GteGiugen bielteu uuiere pade'
rem SIippen ben angriffeu Der eng.
Idnoer Sta,lh, bic peridieoentlib tpie.
oerboIt purben am& bier uubIaugcrl
Die gueritfe er GngId,.ber.
Nm ben GIanfeu bes S&InftfeIoes
bruten bic ieinAifen 4ngriiie inter
unieraH perbeerenoeu Gener suiGll'
men.
Sie gerIrfte Ger gngldn6er poren
nlberorbe1tlih Hapere.
Der 2S. Mpril mar elm rteiier Gb-
rerrtag- llniere sprfairterie, uldftig ge-
Iiibrt an6 nortreffiid Don ibrcr
Gttrdter- unS SiIiSruffe unterfnipt.
Seigte iidt ibrru &itfgaben roliauf ge.
spadden.
9ei bent artSeren Grmeen mt benz
ncitIiten ariegsitmspLas, mi Der
4isne uno IN Der Gbanpagne, iospie
aii@ aiti oeru atliden RrieesibairplGs
,iuo auf Dem 8aIiaIt iit bic Sagc pol.
liq uryperdIr6ert.
Elm SunIrtng gBen6 CAB bic Sberiie
SeeresIeitlrng oas Golse,r6e befaruut:
Nm Der arraS Grcnt fam es srl
peftigen artiilerief0urpfen uIto ort.
iid,en Gnariffen in ber Rdbe BON
O2yp, NO Die @nsIanber NIT 0erluiten
ahgeidlage,t pttroen.
slm aisne-Rarne Gunal lirto IN Der
Champagne nabmen bic @rtillerie.
tGntpfe on Seitigfeit sn. &elite Mor-
ecn iplrSen peri&ieoene norriidenben
irarBoiiffen Grtinoungsabtbe beilungeu
suriideeibIagen.-
Geiterrei9if6e RcIouug.
@ien, 30. april, pia ao,tbou. Ger
amtIite oiierreidiide 8eriht bonn
Souutaa la,itet uie ipIat:
.sSSn peri6ieoencn slbitnitten Der
riiiiden Hront buber oas Seidpis.
feier ioipie Die 9oTlbeihanpfe an Sci.
tisfeit 3ngenonunen.
sln Der italieniid,eu Jront III 6ie an.
eenleine 2cge umuerdnoert. Seiterrei.
d,iihe grfuno,mesnldnnf3aften grit.
fen beilte wtorgen einen iialieniihen
Sii;spunft IN Der geibe bes SonaIe
gaiies, on, t6bteten Die BORT befino'
IiGen 5rlippen liub tsbrten nit 22 Ge.
ialigenen suriid.
Am ganritag gsorgen beIegten
oiterreidiidbe RarinefIus,eiige ipie.
oerum in erfoIercider @eiie wailitdr.
anIdgcn in San 9at3iano NIT Bonn,
oen ilno fehrten iiirperiebrt 5iiriid."
gnslanbs gerfton.
2onbon, 20. Qlpril. Die Deut.
iftn maftsH in Der Ru4t pomSdmss
tag gum Gonntag sinen enersifden
1trIuG. bic BON ben Dritsn senoms
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Wiberifanb nnb ma1ten berj9iebens
Gesenansriffe, bic iebo9 miblansen.
Die 3ah Der Gefaneenfn, bic bic
gnsIGnber felt Samitag Rorsen
ma9ten, III auf 976 Wlaan. baruntsr
16 Dffbiere. seiiisssn.
Was bic Dransofen 5u ia
gen baben.
paris, %. April. arans5Hf9e
sruppen sriffsu in Der gadbe Don
Gourcp, rorbnefii5 bon Rbeims,
Gtelfungen ber DeutIdxn In Der
Samitas Radt an, tpie bas Rriess,
mtuiiterium mslbet, unb setpannen
herbei on gsbiet, pdbrenb auberbeH
150 gefansene sema9t purben. On.
griffe Der Deutfhen In Der Champaign.
miblnnssn. Der 8sri9t iit I'M Dorts
Iaut ipie folst:
-3pif4en ber CONNIE rnb Der
Die lam es nit llnterbretungen gu
slrtinsristGmpfsn. 9tnsriffe Der 9eii.
fhen In Der gesenb bon 2affduI unb
n5rbli6 bon Gornpsen-aaonnois bra,
den in unferm ;yeusr sufammen. Sm
Graonne Gbidnitt tam es su Dor.
poitengefedteu ulb Edmpfen nit
Sanbgrdnaten.
9orbipeitli9 bon R6eims sefana es
urs, bur3 Dperatioueu, bic mir IN
Der 9egsnb n5rblt9 unb fiiblta bon
Gourcp misfiibrtsu, unjere StelIunsen
meriIi9 5u erfpeitern. @tr md9ten
selesentIia bieIsr SperatiousI $50
Gefdnsen.
Su Der Champagne 5ipifden prlnep
nnb Quberipe bubeH beftise artiGsrie.
iGmpfe fattsefunben.
3fpsi QHsriffe Der 9euti6en auf
ileiHe frans0iiide GieIlungen In Der
R1be BON Sabure uub in Der Ra4,
barf4aft bes Raparin @eb6fts Der,
liefen srsebniBIcs.
Sm Sbsreliab brausen unfere Ibs
tbeiluHsn an berf9isbenen Steilen
Bis in bic speite 2inic Der DeutIfen
elm. Seftiss admpfs nit 5anbsranas
ten periiefen siinitis fir uns unb
bradten ben 9eutifen gerIuiie. mir
bra6ien Gefanssne 5uriid.-
Im Qbenb purbe BON Grigsmini,
iterium bas GoIsenbe beianut sts.'
ben:
,,Mm gbemin bes Danes entlang
bombarbirte bic beutI9e 4riiIIeri..
spdbrenb uniere geiGiibe bas Seu.r
sripihsrt.n, in .nsrsiider DeiIe uns
Iere Stellunsen bei Surtebtis. Gernsr
naren bic Sample NIT Sanbgranaten
in ben porberiten 2inien in bieier Ges
senb isbr le6bdft.
Rorbtpeftiit bon Rbsims unb m Der
Champagne beidoHen mir in pirtias
mer Weiie bic Stsllunsen Der 9suts
iten. Sn Der gssenb ben Gourrp bas
ben mir seitern abenb iiber 200 @es
fangsns sema6t. eluf ben iibrissn
Sbeilen Der Hront berri6ie Rube.
gelsilher Eriees6eriht: (ss III
anger ben iiblidtn 4rtillsrisidmpfen
ui6ts gu beridten.
Seiflidtr &risssfhuuplab: Gs fam
an Der geIammten Syroni su 4rtilleriss
idmpfsn, namentlid in Der Gssenb
bes Soirdn Sees uno bon Ronaitir,
mo dussnf9einli& cine gatterie bes
Jtinbss auBfr 2ltiion ssisst fpurbs.
Sn Der 3opio gone tuieien bic Rufen
cine isinblide 9ruppenabtbsiluns ab."
Der Staliener.
Rom, 90. glpril ,pia 9onbon. Der
amtlide gsribt bes ariegsminiits,
RUINS bonn Sonntag lnutet Die folst:
.Dis feinbIihen 5lisger enttuidels
ten eeiiern auf Der Gtrede SDiidsn
benz @arbd Gee unb Der 8rerta ans
bansrnbt Sbdtisteit.
gllo uHb Gtira bi primert iputSsn
NIT 9onlbsn belsst, uber es fpurbs
iein S6absn ongsri9tet.
Die qrtilleristGmpis nabmsn auf
bem 2lIiaso platsau on Ssftisisit 5u.
9ln Der Spite bss Gomeliro lbnIss.
bonn pafYo bi Grose. fpiss
fen mir tiusn atnsriiilpsriu4 bes
5sinbtS ob.
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DaItidlon1 beridtet misfiibrli9 iiber
Se brittle Rteberinse ber Gug.
Mn6er bei arrrA.
Sa ser Deittagsftunne pr Die Sddad,
NIT eiaesn ssese Der Dahi&en
esH&iebel
Terainfnfr sscridf bsetfmet ben 2s
slpriI alsaetnen ueucn Gbreutag
Ser hcitihem Iurpten.'

GngInnbs Weri& III febr tir5 sebaI'
ten unb bei@afttgt ii1 nar NIT
einesn, IotnIer GrfoIa.
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fratii6e gartei in Seiterrei9 fir 6en
erIten geai cine augelneine alrbeitS-
.eiritelitng ongeoronet, oaIrtt an bic.
lem Gage UtaITerrberlan1tlrrnsen i'm
,eSSsrltereiie bes sSrtebers gebalten Der>
ben tonnen. Dte 9lrbett ptr6 ain z,
Wloi pteber atfaenom1rren perbell.
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glm Maitaa
g9trb in Seiterreib Die arbeit ruben
uub Observation-Disclosures fol.
len ltnttftnben.

Ropenbaeeh 80. 9IpriI, p:a
2onbcn, @ie ole gsiener yglrbeiter.
seitlng' meloet, bat oie icsiaIbeulo-
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Gftualti9rr CT fol9
lOm nad Dem Bui1t Oe5 StMtSIe6redrS OF. Gar( Adf-
fui6 (owed Oct gaud6oo(6reg
eSm bet erfem 5ue Wtpnateu n,trbem Sie Suiamem
1000, 900 Spnt,em periemft

6n ga5n sdHt ammm 100000
f9 H TIRE es Sn anOF4m 2pu hnmme M SnnGion
6nmn bic an dsa 5ant9 phb nod far ds bic OdddR
ber r in
II am L
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Gntinnat, gQonag ben 30 MprI 1917. Yrets 81
QDetterberiht.

Sbio: Berdnbtrlides ggester am
Montas; gegen' IN ber Moutos Ra9t,
Ionic am 0ienifag.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
LIFE OF COLONEL CODY A
ROMANCE OF THE FRONTIER

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 10.-Scout,
indian fighter, soldier. hunter
and Snowman, decorated by kings,
grand dukes and lesser royalties, Col
onel William Frederick Cody, more
familiarly called Buffalo Bill" was
known for years to nearly every man,
woman, boy and girl in America
through his wild west show with
which he toured this country and
Europe.
His career was a constant reminder
of the youthfulness of the American
nation--a short link between the days
when to go west meant wearisome
journey into a wilderness beset with
dangers, and now, when to go west
means dash in an automobile over
"ell-kept highways or travel in pal
atial trains.
Buffalo Bill was a picturesque type
of the pioneer frontiersman and lived
TO see large cities rise where once he
fought against the redmen or hunted
down the bison.
Although Colonel Cody Is known
chiefly to the present-day generation
through his wild west show, he was
celebrated before he ever dreamed of
featuring frontier life in a sawdust
arena. The services he rendered the
government as scout and Indian
fighter We're of more than ordinary
value and played a big part in the
winning of the west. This phase of
the coloners life frequently is over
looked today,
Colonel Cody was born in Scott
county, Iowa, February 20, 1S46. He
came of Spanish, English and Irish
ancestry. When young Cody was five
years old his parents moved south
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
AGREEMENT REACHED
ON PORK BARREL Bill

Washington, Jan. 10-Final agree
ment on the annual rivers and har-
bors appropriation bill was reached
late today by the house committee.
The measure carries $3S,155,339, of
which something over Sl0,000,O00 is
for new projects and the remainder
for continuing or maintaining existing
projects.
Chairman Sparkman will report the
bill this week with the hope of having
1t taken up as soon as the pending
postoffice bill is disposed of. An ad-
verse minority report will be made hv
Representative Freaer, of Wisconsin.
Appropriations provided for new
projects, not previously made public,
include:
Delaware and Maryland-Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal, $1,000, 600.
California-San Diego harbor, $685.
600; Los Angeles harbor, $4,000
San Rafael creek, s27,S0Q
Alaska-Apoon mouth Nof Yukon
river. $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
CHIHUAHUA BABIES
BEAT MILITARY ORDER

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. TO- - Because
babies were suffering for want of
milk, 200 women made a demonstra :
ton at the state palace in Chihuahua
City Saturday and demanded that the
milk vendors be permitted to enter
from the surrounding country, accord
ing to passengers arriving here.
The trouble is said to have resulted
from an order issued by the military
authorities prohibiting the milk men
from driving their burrows into the
town with the milk supply of the city
on their backs in bags made of skins.
1t was feared that rebel spies might
in this way smuggle information from
the capital to Villa in the mountains
After the demonstration Governor
Arnulfo Gonzales ordered the military
authorities to permit the milk men to
enter, but to examine them for con-
cealed letters or papers before they
left the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
LEAK PROBE MAY
Be DROPPED AS
WITHOUT GROUND
Subcommittee Is Named to
Draft Charges Against Law
son for Refusing to Answer
Questions.


Washington, Jan. 10.--After a two
hour executive session late today the
house rules committee adjourned un-
til tomorrow without taking final ac-
ton on Representative Woods reso-
luton for an investigation of rumors
of a leak in advance of President
Wilson'S peace note.
Although most of the democratic
members favor abandoning the whole
proceeding with an adverse report on
the resolution, a subcommittee was ap-
pointed to draft contempt charges
against Thomas w. Lawson for use in
case the committee decides to report
the Boston financier for refusing to
give names in connection with rumors
he repeated.
Resolution Pending.
When the committee adjourned
there was pending resolution offered
by Representative Campbell of Kan
sas, republican, designed to broaden
the scope of the inquiry as to meet
Mr. Lawson's objections that because
the present investigation was prelimi-
nary and limited to a specific leak"
he could not give the names of men
high in official life, who he had heard
were involved in a system for making
money out of the stock market on
official information. Mr.. Campbell
said he wanted to "call Mr.. Lawsons
hand"
In spite of the general belief in the
committee that nothing has developed
in all the testimony heard to sub
stantiate any of the rumors which
caused the inquiry there were indi-
cations tonight that Representative
Campbell's resolution or one similar
might be adopted. This would result
in recalling to the stand Mr.. Lawson,
who still is in Washington subject to
the committees orders
Hearings were temporarily suspend
ed today after several witnesses had
been heard. The present intention of
the committeeman is to hear no fur
ther testimony, at least until the ques-
tion of broadening the investigation is
disposed of and a decision has been
reached as to whether Mr.. Lawson
shall be reported to the house for con-
tempt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
NEW PASTORS TAKE
UP WORK AT.CL0VIS

Clovis N. NJ, Jan. 10.-Clovis is
welcoming two new pastors who have
just arrived to take up work in this
city. Rev. j. S. McMullen of ANA
rillo will take up the pastorate of the
Adventist church, succeeding Rev. f.
II. Wilcox, who was sent to Lima,
Peru, as missionary of his church.
Rev. S. B. Culpepper of Fort Worth.
who accepted a call of the local Bap-
tist congregation is also on the scene
and has gotten into the harness. His
ministerial experience has been con-
siderable both in Mississippi and in
Texas. While serving the First Bap-
tist church at Newton, Miss, he
founded the Clark Memorial college
at that place and was it's first presi-
dent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
TWINE MANUFACTURERS
EX0NERATED FOR COST
ray MORNING Joyrs.L spsc,.. LEASED ~,ss,

Washington, Jan. 10.-The Interna-
tional Harvester company and other
American manufacturers of binder
twine have been exonerated of re-
spohslbility for its increased price, in
the report of the senate special COM
mittee which investigated the Yucca
tan monopoly.
There was no evidence" SAYS the
report. Showing that the American
manufacturer is responsible for the
increased price of binder twine, but
on the contrary it is conclusively
shown that the price is based upon
the cost of the raw ma aterial''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
VILLA FORCES
ADVANCING INTO
NORTHE RN ZONE.
Attacks Are to Be Launched
by Bandit Chieftain Against
Chihuahua City and Juarez,
It Is Said.

El Paso, Tex, Jan. 10.--F'rancisco
Villa, defeated by Carranza troops IN
the vicinity Of Jimenez and ParraI is
expected to begin campaign against
the de faeto government in northern
Chlhuahua with military operations
between Chlhuahua city and Juarez
reports received mere by govern
,leill agents ana from refugees arT1v-
ing at the border from the interior
say -olutlh OF NliIa troops estimated
at ",ooo mounted men mad crossed the
MeNlco northwestern railroad west Of
ohliluahua Clty ana was moving nortb
to"aFd H'nta 'lnIa canyon,
New Move Follows Defeat.
rms new move is believed here to-
De the result or VIVA S defeat by Con
tfal Francesca Murgula and of the adj
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-11
FOUND ON MEXICAN
SIDE; THROAT CUT

Laredo, Tex, Jan. 10.-The body of
Corporal John r. Stewart. Company
G, Ninth United States infantry, was
found on the Mexican side of the Rio
Grande last night with the throat cut.
Mexican soldiers, after the discov-
cry of the body. guarded it through
out the night and municipal and mill
tary authorities were notified today.
An investigation has been started.
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HOUSE.

Ntt dI HOOH.
Rules committee suspended public
hearings on leak investigation after
morning session.
Public buildings committee agreed
to visit Monticello in connection with
the project for its government pur-
chase.
Drastic liquor law for Alaska con-
sidered by territories committee.
Passed bill to regulate manufacture
of toxins for treatment of domestic
animals.
Annual rivers and harbors bill,
carrying s3S,00O,00O, completed in
committee
Adjourned $50 p. m. to II a. IN.
Thursday
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Steel Corporation Breaks Record.

New York, Jan. 10. - Untitled or
Iders of the United States Steel cor
poration for the month ending De-
icember 81 reached 11,547,2S6 tons,
ian increase of 4SS,744 over the previ-
Gus month, again breaking all records.
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Daniels to Succeed Himself.

washington, Jan. 10.-The nomina-
ton of Winthrop M. Daniels of New
Jersey to succeed himself as a mem
ber of the Interstate Commerce COM
mission, held up since December 20
by opposition of progressive repub-
licans, was confirmed today by the
senate The vote was 40 to IL
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Sympathy of People So Much
Help in Governors Improve
ment That He viii Soon
Take Active Leadership.
HOLD MEMORIAL FOR
JUDGE POPE TODAY
Important Committee Chair
manships Hard to Apportion
on Account of UnSeaSoned
Timber in Both Houses.
rapEcrAL olspArcr TO MORNING JOURNAL

isre~'N" o''rH'S" - "S'''''~ '0S'N-'
Santa Fe, Jan. lO.-The only busi-
ness transacted by the legislature to-
dav wac tbe hearing of the governors
,,,assooa which ,,,oe rooa hv rioutop-
"'0i
ant Governor Linusey at JOINT seS-
sion which convened in the nal! or the
house of representatives at II o'clock.
Prior to reading ,he message Mr..
Lindsay reod nersonal communica
ton 70 tbe members Of the legislature
which was az follows.
"To tho Joint Session of the Third
Statn reoielatnre,
"tGentlemen. owing to the fact that
7 am under tho care of nv nhvsician
If win he imnoss;hle for me to read
INV MESSAGE before vour honorab HE
hodv T have reouested the lieutenant
governor uonora hle w r lindsay to
road NV message for mo which he has
kindly consented to do
"T am gentlemen
"Resnectfullv vours
"E @ ne RACA
"Governor"
,s.o o..;,, Att ,o++o rio,,4o,,,,,+
r, AItei Ie@ulns t'ito
'ol
1t gives me great pleasure 10 ten
you that nave seen anu talheo 10
the governor and that' puoyed up py
the sympathy OF the people OF new
Mexico, ne Is so 1ar improved III heaith
that he VIII soon De aple 10 enter
physlcally INTO the uischdrse VI ms
duties as chlef executive as ne is no"
dong mentally and spiritually,
Thls statement oy tne lieutenant
governor was greeted with neal1V ap-
plause from the legislators ana spec
tators' 1T.
Ihe reaolhg OF the message requlr-
ed niue more tnah an hour' Lieu
tenant IoVerhof Lihusey Ieau III
clear voice ana WITH uelperdle iidh-
nef' his reaulng was interpreted py
w. j. Kane or san miguel, uhofIlclai
interpreter or the mouse.
After the dissolution or the Jolnt
session both houses ADJOURNED uhtli
~ O'Clock tomorrow morning
Mcmofiai EAercises.
AS tomorrow Is the DAY set aslae
1of memorial exercises IN honor OF tne
late Judge Wllllam II. rope IL is eX-
pected that the TWO houses or the leg
islature Will, as a mark OF respect to
the memory or the deceased JurlSt
adjourn Immediately after pelng call
ed to order.
The work OF making committee as
slgnments is yet far IRON complete
and little can be done until the com
mlttees are appointed and organized
committee Piaces:
owing to the unusually large pro-
portion OF members IN both senate and
mouse VINO are seeing thelr tlrst legls-
lative service, the work of choosing
the most available men FOR the various
committees IS attended with much dlt-
ficulty. In the mouse 1t Is taken as
foregone conclusion that Mr.. Barnes
OF Bernallllo county VIII be made
chairman OF the important judiciary
committee, as his experience both as
lawyer and legislator seems to make
him pre-eminently the man for that
post. 1t is generally believed also that
Representative E. n. Burch of ColfaX
county will head the committee of
roads and highways and Representa-