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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-05-04
APRIL 20, 1917
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
HIITISu SUPERIORITY ~
\RTIILIEN ESTABLISHED

London Apr "a t5.i' y. wD Ihs
outstanding foitur, ui the s'r"h"
.uh,-r ~ the cattle ul Arraa is the
definite establishment of supcuoriy
u artillery hy the British ANA lt is
du, Co this superiority thut thc> have
been able 90 maintain successful uI'
,,n-,,. said Major General D. D.
Maurice. Iu his weekly talh with tho
4. uciutcd Press today
General Maurice declared the Ger
mans had drawn ou their strategic
RESERVES aud brought up great new
forces Iu au attempt tu e,rm ih' "u-
slaught but that the British machine
V.- working without a hitch. Thr
G,rmau LOSSES had been tcrrihc ANA
Thousand. OF dead, he SAID. wvrr iy'nS
Ia mont of the British lines.
tr the cIghtccu days oi the Arr1'
battle. General Maurice continue.
fla, British casualties had been sum'-
in.u- Ic-- than half what ih,N we're
.u tu, corresponding period "t the
-.uut., offensive wiilc th, uumn,rt ui
prisoners and guns captured were
much greater than U the same pc
rod uu the Sumnc
The general said ll-" that lh, l'l-
ish have definitely established lh''
superiority 100 the aIr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

OF NEW MEXICO is
CALLED BY GOVERNOR TO MEET IN
SPECIAL SESSION TUESDAY. MAY |

du,ers' so that coupled with un1oward
crop seasons in many countries. AN un.
tedcnted food shortage exists.
while New Mexico produces annually
less than fifty per cent of the food
product consumed by her people"
Governor Lindsey expects the legls-
luturc 70 linish np It's work Ia less
than week The war committee will
have tentative drafts Of necessary bills
ready Go submit the minute the session
Is called to order
The war committee has taken up
with the lndI-n service the matter OF
organizing an superintendents aud
agents lh the state INTO an auxiliary
a. extend the bigger crop movement
into the reservations and asrertain
the economic pnd military resources
of some 2a.O0o indians Ia New Mex
ico, The war committee has also APP
pointed suh-commit;ees on legislation.
military affairs. press. agricultural
and economic organization and COM
munications with the governor aud
will select a prominent citizen In each
county 20 work with the committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
BIG LOSSES ON BOTH
SIDES IN ENGAGEMENT
At HACIENDA CARMEN
Carranza Forces and VillisteJ suf-
fer Heavy Casualties, According
to Government Agents; de
Facto Sergeant Shot.


By Associated Pres.
III paso. Apri 2G.--GONernment
agents here admitted today that the
battle which was fought between the
Carranza forces IN command Of GEN
cral Eduardo Hernandez and those of
Francisco villa AT Hacienda Carmen.
was an important engagement and
the losses were heavy on each side
according to reports received by these
agents. IL was also announced today
that no lighting had occurred at our
near Moctezuma and that the engage
mont at Carmen had taken place be-
fore General Francisco Murgnia arr
rived az Moctczuma from Juerez. An
other engagement n expected 10 oc-
cur soon. as the Carranza troops are
pursuing the villa forces closely
\ military funeral was held IN
Juarez today FOR Colonel Montoya. a
member Of General Hernandez's staf,
who was killed during the battle az
Carmen. Al Of the Garrison troops
were turned out for the funeral.
\ Cnrranza sergeant ~ the Juarcz
garrison was executed yesterday after
he had stabbed his superior officer 60
death with dagger. according To q
report received here today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
GIIMNNS FNII. ~ ATTACH
ON nIRIEBIsI FARM, CLAIM

French litauuurt'I- 100 FRANCE.
"wednesday. Aprl -,' tFrum "a stan
Correspondents OF lh, Associated
press The Germans tuday uu-uc-
,,,-mlly hurled mass,, ui mva AGAINST
Imrich,s, farm. westward "l tIh-
uuuo. Th, only result ut several
sttuug German attempts to recover
th, territory won u"iE them in the
nst U,yas s,.crc hshtlns was an
enormous -a.r.Ev, ot s"mr oi ,h,u
best troops.
During thos, ATTACKS the CORES
puud,ut watched the French dtlolF
hurting wldc -ulNo. ot shcls which
drupp,d Nith mcthudical precision ON
the German ln,s .uIthcr eastward In
the vicinity W \Iuc-AuN- -l"Is. tn
Gtmau- were m'st reluctant TO sur
render tins position oa ,t "'ln era
uuuc formed one uf the pillars col
thcu Iu, huo They Sun. h"ld era
uuut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

santa Fc. y NJ Apru 20 ---Governor
". o.. Lndsv, today issued q call ior
an extra session ~ the New Mexico
legislature 90 convene al noon Tues
day. May O. The purpose of the ses.
sion as set forth Boo the governor :
proclamation is to.
Provide Tor New MeNico's defense
and 90 enlist the United states In thu
prosecution of the war
Provide Tor and regulate the pro-
ductiou conservation. d.stribution and
marketing 90 foods
Enact such laws as will provide the
necessary resources 60 meet expenses
arising out of the emergencies of the
war
Accept the provisions of the smith
l'ughcs congressional act of February
23, 1917.
la his preamble the governor points
out that during 90 months & nations
and 50 peoples have heen engaged Ia
the most destructive warfare ever
known. thus calling into the ranks
"milllous Of the worlds ablest pro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
Indications Are That Events of
Great Importance Are Due to
Occur Shortly Behind the Fir.
ing Lines, Says Report.
STRIKE AGITATION LIKELY
TO FLARE UP ANY TIME
Fourth Day of Terrific Struggle
Opens With Both the English
and Germans Striving vainly
for a Decision.


The fourth day Of the terrific strug-
gle on the British iront Ia France has
opened with both sides still striving
Noinly FOR decision
Il would seem as II the rcvolution-
AIRY mutteriugs which were omlncusly
swelling through Europe prior To- the
Inception of the great battle were
drowned iu the thunders OF the battle
Held hut indications are not lacking
that mnmCutous events are about to
occur behind the hghting lines.
The summary Adjournment of the
rctchstss. when it's sltt'ngs had bare
~ opened, Us given added Significance
by hints in the German press that the
strike agitation Ia Germany may burst
iurih with renewed Violence on May
day the grcat International socialist
holiday. \ nation wide labor demon
.tratiuu Boo sweden is also planned for
that day ana may have it's counter
part n Spain.
80 news % any Importance has
come from Austria In several DAYS. a
TACT which has given fresh SigOr to-
the ever recurrent report of inton-
tions uv efforts on the part OF the
duHi monarchy &" seek q separate
peace No confirmation OF the reports
h available from any reliable sources
but there is more definite tidinss of
tn, status of affairs IN Turkey the
third member of Germdnys imperial
tlIumt iratr
R'turuiug travellers tell appalling
stories uf the deyastations wrought
10y disease Iud starvation tu ID, OF
fumuu "mpirr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORY
N TIIE BNTTIH OF ARRNS

London Aprll 20. ESQ .. m. Tn"
German newspapers are claiming VIC
tory in the battle OF Arras. tclegraphs 3
the correspondent ~ The Hague ~ the
Evening News The Frankfurter Hci-
tung says
The second battle of Arras cnn
never be made good by the British
who lost II at an enormous cost iu
men and material"
The Cologne Gazette says.
German troops took across fields
piled with corpses of the British army.
which they have repealed success
fully
The Cologne Nolks Zeitung says
"Thc Siegfried position has become
nm elastic band, q living wall which
has dissolved the physical and moral
strcngth of the enemy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
Representative from Illinois Is
Kissed When He Charges That
Politics Cause President to Re-
jeot Colonel's Services.
ARMY BILL CONTINUES
TO BE HoTLY DEBATED
There Is a Slight Prospect That a
Vote May be Taken Saturday;
General Discussion In the House
Is to Close Today.
ny As.oei.t.d Pr,,

ny Associated irsss
Washington, April 2e.--The army
Hill continued 60 thread it's way
through debate inboth houses Of con-
gress today under a constant fire of
attack from those who oppose selective
conscriptlon and ardentiy defended b.
those who support the administration
plan.
First prospect OF vote appeared In
the house where Il was agreed thas
general debate should close with ad-
journment today and leave only the
summing up speeches by leaders OF
each side.
Then the bill will be considered BY
the house under the five minute rule
with prospect of a vote probably FRI
day night or Saturday.
m agreement to vote upon aud fin
ally dispose of the bill not later than
Saturday niEhtw as reached In the
senate.
Kisses from the galleries greeted
Representative Mason of Illinois TO.
day when he assailed President Wilson
for failing to accept immediate Col.
ltoosevelt's offer 10 raise division for
service In France. A few members
Joined in the demonstration.
The man In the White House
hasn't the courage or political sagacity
10 permit the colonel 10 enlist Tor feur
lie will profit politically was the
sentence which drew the hissing.
senator Hale IN n speech In the
senate opposed the volunteer system
Of raising an army and urged that an
American force be sent IN Europe at
once. II only because of its moral ef-
feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

mans have not fired a shot. evidently
basing fond hopes on the result OF
the Russian soldiers conference at
Minsk. AirplaneB have dropped proc
lnmations which allege there II a pop
ular movement In Germany In favor
OF cessation Of the war and propose
the initiation OF peace negotiations
mutually on honorable conditions
Dipatches from kiev report that ar
rivals from the front are recounting
many instances OF parties of Germans
and Austrians 'earrying red and white
fiags striving 60 reach the Russian
trenches. In one case some reached
;he Russian wire entanglements and
were taken prisoner. They told of y
desire In Teuton ranks for n immedi-
ate peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
OPERATIONS AT WESTERN
UTAH MINING coMPANY's
PLANT ARE SUSPENDED


Salt Lake city, Utah. April 96-
Complete operations at the Western
Utah Mining companys property In
the Deep Creek district near here
closed down today because demands
OF 200 miners for higher wages were
not granted The United states gov
ernment had cNpectedsto get consid-
cradle molvbdenum. tungsten and bis
muth ores used in the making OF
steel from the Deep creek district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
M ADoo is CONSIDERING
ANOTHER OFFERING OF
TREASURY CERTIFICATES

Wilmington April 20 secretary
McAdop is considering another offer
ug uI Sguu. 900 Uuu iu treasury yoitf'-
cate. due Jun, $780, tu the banks of the
country within the next ten days
rh, s,Duud ufftruug uf treasury
certificates. 10 mndc soon pr"nahiN Wili
follow ma, same course t- thtt adopted
lp tn, rlrt offer OF $3.50 0uU. .unU from
which 500 u0uuo Na- luiurd yos-
t,rIaN 60 Great Britain.
Conferences as 10 tho tuI'nDr urr1r
ut the entente governments wcr con
tinued toda,, the immediate uc,cssitiUa
of Italy being especially considered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
CITIZENS OF A FREE
REPUBLIC HAVE RIGHT
TO MAKE CRITICISMS
President Wilson Does Not Favor
Throttling the Press; People
Should be Allowed to Find
Fault With Public Officials.
by Associated Press
N4uIsfnufn An

by Associated Press.
Washington. Aprll 2G.--iresident
Wilson in a letter 10 Arthur Bris-
hanc of Ncw York. declared today that
he Is opposed To any system Of cen-
sorship that would deny to the people
of the United states their mdisputn o.
bic rlght to criticize their own publ.
officials" lie wrote that whatever
action congress may decide upon he
will not expect or permit any law Ia
shield him against criticism.
Replying to letter from MIR. Bris-
bane on the espionage bin now pend
ing In congress. the president wrote.
II approve of this legislation. but |
need not assure YOU and thuse inter
csted In II that whatever action the
congress may decide upon. SO far 1s
! ana personally concerned I shall not
expect OF permit any part of this law
20 apply to me or any Of my official
acts or In any way To- be used as t
shield against criticism.
~ can imagine no greater disser,icc
10 the country than to establish a srs-
tenn of censorship that would deny 20
the people Of free republic like our
own their indisputabic right To critic
cize their own public officials While
exercising the great powers of the Of
flee | hold, would regret In a. crisis
like the one which We are now passing
To- lose the benefit OF patriotic ana in
telliEcnt criticism
I'm these trying times one can feel
certain only of his motives which he
must try to purge Of seltishness ot cv-
ery kind and await the patience for
the judgment of Calmor day Co vim
dictate the wisdom Of the course he has
tried ounsclcntiously to follow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
SUBMARINES TO Be
IMPORTANT FACTORS
IN DECIDING THE WAR
President British Board of Trade
Says No Way Has Been Found
of Dealing With U-boats SO as
to Remove Danger.


London April 26, 4.O1 y. ma
grave warning that the submarine
menace may he an important factor In
deciding the outcome of the war was
sounded today by SIR Albert Stanley.
president British board OF trade. Ad-
dressing luncheon of business men
Sir Albert said.
I'VE have not yet found a way Of
dealing with the submarine AS TO re.
move the danger OF their being an
enormously important factor In de-
termining the outcome of the war.
Tho effect of the submarine war upon
the existence of the British empire Il
simply this--that we cannot continue
tu bring into this country all the
supplies and materials required for our
existence, for the continuance OF the
war and for the actual needs OF oui
Industries"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
THREE NTINCkS SOII Iii On
~ NKPE RIVER Hl.pl lSfD

Berlin. ApIIl -. eva Luh""'. ".''
p ui The GERMAN position 'l ''-
yrrIIr. IN the Nrras battlefield. .- r'w
situated at fh, eastern boundary cot
ia, village. says tuduNs ARMY h''u-
uupftr- statement
The statement fou"Vs
YESTERDAY th, ,uDw. 'N'r'rd h."-
-.f uuIA 100 Iu,aI attacks u''r NlI'.
-..rl ,r tn, Snrpo river lur'" Ale
t.,,ks .v,., .cuul-ct uN ur.
ia, atuuory battle continued Win
.nu.ldcianlc violence loo -"mr sectors
A, GA,reue Uur position no" " sit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

uated on the eastern boundary OF the
village
Army group of the German crown
prince: The general situation Is un-
changed. Tho artillery duel limited
Itself to narrow front near Hurte-
blse farm and further east our post
tlon ON the Chemin-Des- Danes ridge
was improved by some advances, dur
ing which We took prisoner three
French officers and more than 100
men. In the evening the enemy at
tackled On q 'front.' Of three kilometcrs
but was repulscd
"ln the Champagne the iighting was
limited 90 hand grenade encounters.
The enemy lost six airplancs yes
terday.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
Mass Formation, Now Being Used
on the Western Front, Is Re.
sulting Disastrously for the
Teutonic Soldiers.
GROUND Uttered WITH
THE sPRAWLING DEAD
British Artillery Has the Greatest
Opportunity for Open Target
Shooting 1t Has Had in the Last
Two Years.


British Hcadquariers in France.
April gG (Nia London, 2:3O y. MI
OFrom stan Correspondent OF the
Associated Press There has bccn a
comparative ull IN the nghtinR east
oi Arras in the last twenty -four hours.
the German counter attacks iu tho
cnott to rcta@c the positions captured
o.. the British IN Mondays push huv-
tur worn themselves out After each
ot these attaching waves had been
thrown back "a British managed TO
c',,p forward stul further.
Heavily overcast skies are giving
the German airmeu q urict respite
from British aerial attacks. enabling
them to make efforts To rcorgan.4e
their badly dcmag,d sduadrons for
in four days hghtiug the British have
accounted Tor nearly 700 enemy ma
chimes.
stories uf the German counter at
taCks--thrrc have been eight scpar -
ate attempts to capture GaNrcllc sine"
Monday evening ten ot almost IN
credible tactics ompuycd hy thr Ger
mans iu sending forward troops IN
mass tormauun. Swing the British az
tnieIy the greatest opportunity Tor
uptu target shooting u has had IN
the last two years. several thousand
.ray-clud Germans were advancing
lu one OF these attacks late Tuesday
when tn, British curtain OF hgr shut
down lu front u them. St'll other
British Guns Hryd -traIsn, through 'ht
curtain on the advancing men. Nui
o.. ....t. ,... .-aN l....tI that ,.UIl.ft.u and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
GERMANS CONTINUE
EFFORTS TO FARLEY
WITH RUSS SOLDIERS
At One Place the Teutons Display
a Placard Reading Do Not At
tack We Also Will Not At.
tack Other Peace Moves.

hN Associated fftN
letrugr1d. 'm london. April 2o,
90 o. ma tclcsrtW received here
from Eisu indicates thu the Germans
are continuing uur,WittiuglN their
attempts Q" pai"l with the RUSSIAN
-oiditra Al one pAr, the Germuns
displaced "a pla,Hrd uu which wa
written 'gus-iuns DO not attack W..
alsu viii not attack
"Ou many sectors ui the Minsk
front Ia the last few days the Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
TWO GERMANS HELD AT
NoGALES INTERNED BY
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES

Nosal,s Aria AprH 20 Frederick
Kaiser. awaiting triai Tor alleged Nio-
lution OF the national defense laws.
and Rudolph Peterson former German
consular agent here. were taken into
custody today by federal authorities
who said two Germnns would be in
termed Both are held at head.
quarters
Kaisor was arrested February 70
charged win scykiup tu obtain milf
nry Information uuawfuIly lie was
rcl,ducd ON $1,000 ulil Peterson was
employed in 70 bank here after diplo-
watir relations with Germany were
broken or %, the United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
GIN. MJiiGJIA WILL DEPART
IOR CNStS GIANDl.S TO-DAY

Jnarez. Mexico. April 26.- General
Francisco Murguin has arrived i'i
Juarca and will go To- Casas Grandes
late today In pursuit of villa. who re
tired toward Casas Grandes after the
battle az Hacienda Cavmen when the
Carranzu command of General Eduar-
do Hernandez defeated villas main
command General Murguia was ac-
rumpanicd by ten of his troop trains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
nnn ON MnnltInn, shInmcnl.

the Southern raclgr line have been
instructed Co refuse shipments ~ w1r
munitions ur any character for Mex
lean hurdrr destinations except ON
gov ornmout bin of hdings. ON request
uf Major GcvrJl HershluE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

London. April 20. y. MIN the
house os commons today Chancellor
bonar Law welcomes the declaration
OF the provisional government OF Rus
sia recognizing the rights of the Poles
TO decide their own affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
ZEPPELIN, ON A TRIAL
TRIP, TURNS OVER AND
BURSTS; SEVERAL DEAD

London. April 20 t5:t5 y. mo
The destruction - Zeppelin OF the
latet type is reported in an Amster-
dam dispatch 20 the EXCHANGE Tcle-
graph company II said German
deserters who have reached Macst-
RIGHT, Netherlands told OF the loss of
the airship which was overturned in
"a storm while on trial trip and cN-
pluded, causing tho death of the crew
aud two oiicials from the Zcppeliu
plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
$50. .0Ou LNBOHTR~ NRE IN
SERIkE NGIiliMNN CApII Nl.

Washington April 20 Reports Gee
th, state department through official
channels tell ot strike - 2an.on'
lhorcrs m Berlin The department
sa.s the incident shows the growth ot
desire fur peace un the part "f tho
workmcu II b. reported dlsu that
bread rltious have been reduced from
approximately 90 Co 80 ounces per
week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

ottawa ont. April 26.--A Can
adlan casualty list ~ $50 names is
sued today, brings the total of can
adam casualties since April to s.
533 81 an ranks. The woui.lod com
prise the hlghest percentage; the ms
jorlty ocing slight cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
iictniiurdt improving.

New York, April 26.-The physir-
ians attending Sarah Bernhardt said
today her Improvement was su
marked they would reduce the NUM-
Der of consultations each daY from
thrGe 10 two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
GRIMM Newspapers Censored.

Copnhagon tVia London, April g6.
1910 "a. M The protests ot Is So
cialist iu the reirhstng yesterday re-
Ncaled the tact that German nowspa-
pcrs must submit a. censorship before
being permitted to leave the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26

The previous declaration of the pro-
yislonal government ON Apru 10 soii
that Tree Russia did not aim at the
domination Of other nations or the
fofccful occupation of forcign terri
tory but at durable peace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT
ASSEMBLIES ON MAY 80 TO
TAKE UP MANY MATTERS


vienna. April 2e CVia London. 2:a5
y m.l-Othcial announcement was
made here today that the Austrian
government had decided TO convoke
parliament for May 80 10 deal with
questions OF food supply and with
economic. social and financial prob
lens The parliament has not been
in session since before the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
AMERICAN SCHOONER is
SUNK WITHOUT WARNING
BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE
By Associated Press
Washington s

by Associated Press
Washington AprII 20 TN, de-
struction without vauug hN suhm1-
iiu, ruuuIv Of th, American schooner
Percy E.rds3ll ct New York was re-
ported TO-DAY 'u the state department
Time and place we're not announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-26
RUSS PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT GOING
TO EXPLAIN STAND
Note Is Being Prepared to the Al
lied Powers Which Will State
Its Views in Regard to the Aims
of the War.


Tctrugrad. April 20, Via London.
3.i5 q. m The provisional govern F.
Mcni Is preparing note To the allied
powers In which II will explain ia
standpoint In regard To the aims Of
the war The declaration. II h stated
will be in accordance with that al
ready made by the provisional gov
cTnmcrt on this subject