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restoration of Belgium but the enc
my's will to war"
He declared that the German
working classes were becoming con
scious of the fact that the retention
Of Germany's colonies was a vital
question. He said that Germany De-
sired to compromise regardiAg
colonial questions ON the basis that
these possessions shall correspond to
the economic strength OF the ma
lions.
On this point DR.. Solf said:
II dare say that the safeguarding
of u colonial future is not only
the aim of our government and ger
tain groups of individuals, but a Eve
Ily consciousness now extends far into
the workers circles and the reten-
ton of our colonies is a vital qkes-
ton for the honor of Germany sk a
great power. Our colonial war aims
are second to no other in natiopal
Importance"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
HAIe OFFENSIVE IS
10000 YARDS LONG,

British Headquarters in France,
Aug. 21.-(By the Associated Press.)
Field Marshal Haig this morning
launched m offensive ON a front of
about 10000 yards. The high contour
between Adinfer and MoyenneviIle
was the northern zone OF attack and
Puisieux-aui-mont the southern land
mark of the 'front.' pThe. enemy here
lately has been Withdrawing In or
der to increase the depth OF his de-
lenses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
STOLEN STEAM

Wontinueu F'rom rage One,)
as definitely %disproyed. 1t developed
today that Captain Evans of the
steamer Fenastone has informed the
navy department that he recognized
as the Submarine engaged by the
STEAMER, the Usboat on which he was
detained AS prisoner for several days
after his ship was sent down.
The captain OF tine NPenistone who
was called to Washington for a con
Ference with navy officials said the
U-boat captain had told him that
both the tanker and the Penistone
had done "some damned good shoot
ing but that their ranges were short.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
cALllNcER FUNERAL

Concord, n. HI, aug. 2l;-Simple
funeral services for United States
Senator Jacob II. Gallinger for more
than Is years New Hampshire's
member of the upper house Of con-
|gress, were held in the First Baptist
church here this afternoon. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, Senator Gal
linger's colleague, paid tribute to his
memory in a brief address.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
70 GREECE

Washington, Aug. 21.-A senate
bill. providing 100000 to indemnify
Greece as requested by President
Wilson in a recent message to con
gress, for damages suffered by
Greeks i'm South Omaha, Nebs riots
in; 1893, was passed today by the
house and now goes to the president
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
ITALY EXPECTS
(Oontinued From rage one.l

New Mexican a message 10 the people
of New Mexico.
Unfortunately our party was MOI
able to visit Santa Fe," he said, IA
we are hurrying to g the larger
cities, but we wish TO say to the peo
ple Of the vast state, New Mexico, that
Italy Is prepared to fight out this wal
to a victorious finish just as we be-
lieve the people OF New Mexico are
ready to make all kinds Of sacrifices
to win the war. Italy has suffered
greatly, but she is ready to suffer
even more severely to defeat the
Huns.
Italy needs coal, and iron and food,
but especially men. We look to Amer
lea to send us half a million men be-
cause we are pitted against Austria
and Hungary and Bulgaria and Tur-
key, and we are only thirty millions
of people fighting the amalgamated
hordes Of countries whose total pop
~ulation is far greater than ours"
italy's Sacrifices.
Signor Agresti said that Italy has
dug deep into her pocket to wage this
war and has drawn heavily on her
man power. "We are drawing boys
of IL and men up to 49," he said, "and
our fighting men in the trenches are
from the ages of IL to 32. The sui
fering of our people has been great.
All the bread we get is black bread;
there is no wheat or only a trace of
1t; our bread is mostly corn and po-
tato. There is no milk except for
the children and the very sick. There
is no grass; we have no butter and
sugar. The people in America are
making sacrifices in cutting down on
certain foods; our people have for
some time been going entirely with
out foods which heretofore were on
every table,"
"A Just War;"
Signor Agresti insisted that Italy is
making a just war. 1--WE we're pulled
into the triple alliance decades ago
because of politics, but We are free
this alliance and r waging a
just war" he said. I'VE went into
the war not only for our own vindi-
we feel our cause is as just
rs Frances with her desire to win
back Alsace and Lorraine. We want
back Trieste, Trentino, Istria and sew
sral Dalmatian cities which are TIA
ian geographically, and because OF
heir history, language and manner.
Ne are not imperialistic; we are not
to play the role or conqueror !
tut to have our rights. We went into
his war because we understood that
his is a war of democratic liberty
the feudal power OF the cent
rial empires and we have got to win
wal for the a that our allies
aust win tito be free from the domi |
Iation of the Prussians." Z
Explaining the reason for his and |
lis colleagues belief that the war
will not end until early in 1920, Signor ]
said: america is getting into l
he war and is doing splendidly to
make ships and train men and send I
upplies. But it will not be until the I
oming year of 1920, in our opinion,
hat America will make the extent Of
er force felt. Then the knockout
low will be delivered"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the
STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF sANDo-
VAL.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THI
STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN AMI
FOR THE COUNTY OF sANDo
VAL.
The State National Bank of Alba
querque and o. N. Marion, Trustee
Plaintiffs, VS.. Refueia e. de Mora, In
~dividually and as administrative oi
the estate Of PantaIeon Mora, de
ceased, Francisquita sandovaI, isidor'
Mora, Eutimla Mora, Bruna Mora
Amador Mora, Luciano Mora, Atochi
Mora, Melecla Mora, Rafael Mora, ans
Nolazo Mora and 3. r. Mccanna al
Trustee, under a deed Of trust for thu
benefit of Robert E. Putney, Defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given by the un'
dersigned appointed Special Master
to make the sale under and by virtue
of the decree entered in the District
Court, Second Judicial District of the
State of New Mexico, within and for
the County of Sandoval, on the 3rd
day of June, 1918, in the above en-
titled cause, l will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
hereinafter described property situate
in the County OF Sandoyal and State
of New Mexico, to-wit:
Lots numbered four (4) and five
90 the southwest quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter, and the southeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of Section
two (2) in Township fourteen (14)
north range three (3) west Of the New
Mexico Meridian New Mexico, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty-eight|
and seventy-three hundredths acres
(15S.73.) Z
Also the north half of the north
west quarter, southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter, northwest quarter
southwest quarter OF Section number
ed two 90 in Township numbered
fourteen (14), north of Range num-
bered three f3) west Of the New Mex
leo Meridian and base line, containing
n hundred sixty t160) acres.
That l will on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1918, at the front door of the
Court House in the County Of Sando-
val, at Bernalillo, New Mexico, al the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the said
hereinbefore described property.
That the style and title of the cause
in which said Judgment and decree
was entered is; The State National
Bank of Albuquerque and o. N. Mar
ron, Trustee, Plaintiffs VS.. Refugio B.
de Mora, individually and as admins
tratrix of the estate of Pantaleon
Mora, deceased, Francisquita Sando-
val, Isidoro Mora, Eutimia Mora, Bru-
Mora, Amador Mora, Luciano Mora,
Atocha Mora, Melecia Mora, Rafael
Mora and Nolazco Mora, and B. f.
McCanna as Trustee, under a deed Of
for the benefit of Robert e. Put
ney, defendants.
The action was for the foreclosure
Of a certain mortgage by Refugio B.
de Mora and Pantaleon Mora to the
State National Bank of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. The amount of the judg-
and decree with interest to the
date of sale is twenty-three hundred
nineteen and 74-100 dollars ($2319.74l
together with costs of said action and
the costs of sale.
MARCOS c. DE BACA,
Special Master.
list pub. Aug. Is last pub. Sept. 5.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
NEW PRIORITY LIST

Washington, Aug. GA new pri
Gritty list of industries to receive coal
transportation, labor, materials and
financial assistance, with provision
for civilian needs, is being complied
by the wal industries board. 1t will
be issued, 1t is expected, within the
next ten days or two weeks, accord
ing TO announcement made today. The
list also will form the basis for OPP
GRAFTON of the work or fight order.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
Nosris of Nebraska N
Leading IN Race for
Senate Nomination

Lincoln, Neh., Aug. 21.-U. S. Sen
ator George w. Norris is leading his
opponents in the Republican race for
nomination for the United States sen.
ate, according TO returns from yester-
DAVIS primary election.
Returns from % of the states %
counties give Senator Norris S075
votes, compared to 1920 for Ros1 L.,
Hammond and 6279 for Congress- nan
Charles K. Sloan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
Scores
YELLOW Dogs
In His Prayer

Washington, Aug. 21.-Rev. Henry
N. Coudon, the chaplain, in opening
today's session OF the house, prayed:
Good Lord, deliver us from the
~hyphenated American, the pro+Ger-
man, the spy, the profiteer, the paci-
fist, the Stacker and all who would
retard the prosecution of the war for
human rights, human happiness, in
the establishments of a permanent
worldwide peace; for Christ's sake.
amen"
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BATTLE FRONT
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S5th, seth, Goth, 91st, 92d and 93d.
The chief of staff said that the 36th
national guard and 18th national army
divisions, including many Texans,
reached France. The Goth, he said,
has not yet reached the front lines.
On the plains near the Disc, the al
lied advance has put the line well
back OF the old 1916-1917 line.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
CAPT. MILLS KILLED

New York, Aug. 21.-Capt. Philip o.
Mills, former Harvard football player
and son Of the late Gen. Samuel M.
Mills, chief of artillery, u. s. A., was
Killed in action July 25, last, accord
ing to information received here to.
day by friends.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
UNIONS UPHELD
BY LABOR board
Right of Organizing,
Collective Bargaining,
Is Affirmed
USE OF PRISON
LABOR is G

10y Leased Wire to Mow MexIcan.D
Washington, Aug. 21.-1he right of
workers Of ammunition plants to or
ganize in trade unions or groups and
TO bargain collectively through chos-
en- representatives is recognized and
affirmed in an award made public to-
day by the national war labor board
in controversy between the Smith &
Wesson company, arms m4nufactur-
ers and their employees az Spring
field, Mass.
The board ruled that any employees
discharged in violation OF the princi-
pies of the award should be restored
TO their positions and paid ior all
time lost on account Of the discharge.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
~URucuANAMs ARRIVE.

An Atlantic Port, AHg. 21-Dr. Bal
Itasar Brnm, minister of foreign af-
fairs of Uruguay, accompanied by Of
ficials of the South American repub-
lie, arrived here late yesterday.
The party left today for Washing
ton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
EMPLOYMENT OF PRISON
LABOR RECOMMENDED

Washington, Aug. 21.-Employtnent
OF prison labor to aid in counterac ting
the shortage of men needed to carry
on necessary war work. was. recRm-
mended to congress today BY the War
labor policies board. 1t is proposal
that the prisoners work only under
agreement between the federal gov
eminent and the various states or
subdivisions of the states.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
HA|G'S men
lcontlnuod From Pare one.A


advanced their line at Fampoux and
was viciously attacked by enemy who
was driven off with heavy casualties
without achieving any gain.
In the Somme zone no e%xtraordi-
nary activity has been reported.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

MI I'VE U yin R&AS rEfH
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N, M.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fran
cisco Gonzales, of Buchanan, N. NJ,
who, on Oct. 16, 1914, made Home
stead No. 02t902. for e IL Sc IA
EW IA NE IA, SW IA Sc IA NE
IA. NE IA NE IA NV IA Sc IL,
N 1-2 NV IA NE IA Sc IA, Section
s. Township 10 ~, Range 6 E., ~. M.
p. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make three year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register AndReoeiuer,
u. s. Land Office, at Santa Fe, NJ
M, on the 10th day Of Sept. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Elizeo Vigil, Ramon Duran, Severe
Gonzales, aCirilo Gonzales, all Of San
NdefonEo, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO. saf.
Register.
First Pub. Aug. 8, last Sept. s..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
BULLETINS TELL OF
BRITISH SUCCESSES.

London, Aug. 2l.-An attack ON a
wide front north of the Ancre river
was launched by the British forces
this morning, says the official state
ment from Field Marshal Haig TO-
day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22

the British third army under Genera
Byng.
London.-The Germans today made
an attack after heavy artillery prep
aration on the new British positions
south of the river Scarpe but they
were entirely defeated and the Brit,
ish retained every foot OF their lines,
/ Lond0n.-No further details of the
fighting north of the Ancre have
reached London since noon Reports
were received telling OF the capture
of Achietle-grande, but they have not
been absolutely confirmed.
London.-(4:45 D.. m.)-French
troops advanced three miles today
along the Disc and reached Sempigny,
a mile from the outskirts of Noyon,
according to reports from the battle
front.
London.-The line occupied by GEN
eral Mangin,s army at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon ran from Sempigny to Pom
and thence to La Pommeraye,
Montchoisy, Cuts, Camlin, Bleran-
court, st. Aubin, La Tour Farm,
Mont Du Crocqu Farm, Vesahonin,
La Val and reaches the Aisne
1t Courtil.
Paris.-(Havas.) - French troops
have reached a point not far from the
of Pointoise, two and four
.enths miles from Noyon, according
o the Intransigeant. The latest dis
to newspapers indicate that
allied pressure against the Ger
is unrelenting and that the viii
age of Camelin has been reached.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22

London.-The attack of the British
this morning was made without artil-
liery preparation. II was completely
successful. The attack was made by
the British third army under General
Byng.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-22
GERMANS BECOMING

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tContinued arrom rage one.)
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En- Peru estallo una re%yoiucion, un
general di0 un cuartelazo, otro fue
colgado. ' dos mil hcmbres andan
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s ED I J.
LOS DEALES CONTEMPORARIES


La universal aprobacion y Ell APPLAUSE con que no
sole en- I1glaterra, sino en- ell nundo enterc ~rec.blercn
tan monumentales expresicnss que ccndensan Ia nue7a
tecria scbre los dercchos de Las psquehas nacicnalida-
des, demuestran clarsmente Ia fuerza de los ideales
contemporaries magistralmente describes pr ell esta-
dista Ingles, V en- America estos idesleS, mas concretos
V que tienden q armenian y ~uuificar al Continea.e
han sido tambien describes por ell Presidente Wilson,
al refcrmar v a~mplificar con la suya, la celebre doctri-
ma Monrce.
FL estadista americana ha trazado en- este sentido
ell nuevo v equitativo derrotsro de la politica interna-
cicnai del Continente, en- su discourse a los p~erioiistas
mencancs. y afcrtunadamenee, una de esas pequeHas
nacionaliiades de que nos habia el estadista ingles, Ia
Rephbi;ca C~entre-Americana del Salvador, Por medic
de su Presidents Ell senor Melendez. ha ~prchijado con
verdadero entusiasmo la doctrina Wilson, a quien diri
gi6 ell expressive mersaje que en- su oportunidad co.
mentamOs.
La contastacion del Sehor Presidente Wilson al Sc
nor Presidente Melendez. constituye IN lcable estimule
para Ia realization del Congreso Pan-americano suge'
rido cen el fin de darle fcrma y valdez a la Doctrina
pues en- dicha contestacion, que por 81 sofa basta Para
s~atisfacer al EstadiSta Centrc-amaricano, dice clara y
erminartemsate ell senior Presidente Wilson.
= = X
Ne IS crate saber que Sc ESTA E~STABLECIEN-
DO UNA MUTUA INTELIGENCIA ENTIRE LAS Ma
0 DEL C~ONTINENTE AMERICANA, 10 cual
urorete cCnstituir una base perTanente de amis-
tad. V A VUESTRA E~XCELENCIA, crea que
Ell discurso que dirigi a los periodistas mexicancs, al
que tan bondadosamente Sc r~efiere, salio sin premedi-
taci0n desde ell fo1do de mi alma.
"Tambien deseo hacer saber a Vuestra Excelencia,
que DICEO DISCURSO EXPRESO ALG0 A que
mis- sentiuientcS personales, Y que cree que la pelitica
seiaisda en- Ell. exruesa la verdadera aetitud del pueblo
de les Estadcs Unidos Y Ia cOnducta que dicho pueblo
desea que adopte simpre y siga su gobierno."
= = Il .
Esta interesantisiTa condensation del senior Pre-.
s:dente Wilson, debe ser. como no dudemoS que 10 sera.
recibida cen el mismo entusiasmo con que 10 fue su no.
table discurso Y es, en- nuestro concepto, una garantia
de exitc para ell senior P~resideate del Salvador, 81 con-
tinua laborando para dar forma al gran pensartiento
que ~ccndensa, como decimos y Sc vera pOr las EXPIRE
stones de les dos estaiistas ctadcs, les grandes idealss
contemporaries
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La PRENSA

Frscuentemenje, deSde hCce mucho
tempo, los ~peri6dicos de Ia metropoI'
mericana han renido iMSiStiendo SCORE
algo que, a pesar dc la dolorosG gra-
gedad que sntraNG, Gpends 81 ma To-
qrado interesur @ la atenci6n puoLi-
ca, conpuistadG por los mil successes de
escGndulo que surgeon uno q otro dld,
del virir contradictorio y Gg'tado de
ana sociedad en- plena crisis, en- ptenn
miserie, en- plena incerttd~mbre dc SH
poruenfr.
Hace muchos meSes, dicen los pc
ri6dicoS dc r~ejerencia, cue los n1''os
Sc nl4eren en- MG1ico en- eGcesivG cun-
tidad, que los computes o~ficGIcs hG-
cen scber que uno y otGo dtd Ia NOR
taEidad iatantil es mayor, que, soore
TODD en- las classes pobres, Ia gran
po5laci6n inocente pOr Ia qNe UetaH
todns las autordcdes de Ia terra, es
vict9ma dc tGtaleS epidemiGS que la
diesman endorsements.
Y hcv tantGs cosas a que dtendeT
-confiscGciores, GDrsionGm1entos,
c~korchullos ~eiectorGles, cora6inHclOneS
poEiticas. acaparumiento de las ale
mas ~riquezas. etc, etc.,-qne mGd'e
ia tenido TEMPO de parGf mlenteS
On cstu peque1e= de los niHos Sc nue.
ran en- Ell GbGndono &c los encarga-
dos de cellar por su vida.
HastG Gqui, ia cosa rereStta carac-
teres de ~grGuedad innega5le: Ia CIT
dad de MGricc. la capital de Ia RepN-
blica. no contubd con medioS Suticien-
tcs d grranti=ar Ia vjda de Ia pobtG-
ci5p infantil, U~ictirna Ia primerc del
descuido Official. dc la penUriG Ola
c!cl. del abandono en- que los servicloS
pabEicos son puestoS en- las epocas de
~anarquic y de general descoaclerto-
Otrus ~urgenciGs s~olicttabG7t Ia
Gteaci6a y las actiridades de los h0m-
bres de "a administration pNbt'cn, y
mientycs los compLicados GsuntoS po-
liticos y ADMINISTRATORS sc TeSoLvtGh
de manera favorable q "lc cdusd," no
ssria possible hocer nGda nj por los
qrandes nj por los pequeT0s. a que
mes, n uez CONSOLIDATED ell go5ierno,
Sc compersaria con creces de lbs pc
mas SufriddS.
Pero declarncionos o~iiciales DC al
ou:en erterGdo intimGnrente dc tales
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terreno los
aliados en- Arkangel

LONDRES. Septiembrc 2.-Con Ia
rendici6n voluntaria de Ia plaza de
Shenkrusk, que Sc e~ncuentra soore
ell rio Wara. al sur de Arkangei, Ia
Ultima posici6n de regular tamano
q im~portanc!a en- Ell distrltc del nue.
70 gobierno, ha dejadc de estar en-
manos de los bolshevikis.
La reception hecha en- ura de las
mas im~portantes villas de la antigua
urcvincia, a las tropas aliadas. ha ST.
do er extreme entusiastica. Los ha-
bit2n,es de Ia villa, los ~ancianos. YES
;dos con sus trajes de c~ampeslnoS'
salieron a recibir q las tropas en- las
afueras de la poblacion, lievanGo ca
la uno de eilos. IN plato con pan y
sal. que simboliza la bienvenida. Las
mejores casas derpueblo fueron pueS-
tas 4 disposition de los oficiales Y de
las tropaS. que fueron aclamadaS CO.
NO los salvadores de Rus!a.
Previamente q este. los habitantes
del pueblo, habian bloqueado y guar
dado e. canine que conduce a IA villa,
contra la retirada de los b~olshevikis.
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comDrender Ell soidado Y Responded:
-iAh. yo estaba pensando en- m!
pobre companero que acsbaha de ser
muerto cerca de mi.
e General Gouraud ohio de medi-
co ' hermano de te0logo,) es IN psic0-
logo. Fl Abad Weterle le hizo su
pregunta con Ia ~Seguridad de tener
una respuesta p~rofunda.
10 que 20 experiments no puedo
decirSelo a listed de n manera PRE-
elsa.
La explosion de la granada me ha-
bia enviado d todos los diablos. Pc
70 81 hay VI hecho cleric Y es que yo
saba 81 nombre de Ia granaua. Sc
!iamaba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" La
pieza que 10 enviaba era una alema-
ma de grueso calibre. Nuestros SOL
dadoS Ia l!amaban "Cote-d Azur-Ex-
press a caUs" de su longitud Y de
So ruido especial. Al caer 70 me di-
ie: He aqui q Express
que me lleva." Por fortuna me per-
do en- el canine. Los boches rcu-
dram ain noticias MAS.
La ~gracios2 bondad de Gouraud Sc
pone de manifesto por complete Guam
do les remite g los oficialeS 0 a los
soidados alguna recompensa: Cruz de
Ia Legion de Honor 0 Cruz de Guerra.
Sc palpa tanta ncbleza en- sus ade-
names Y tanto gozo en- sus palabras
que Ia recompensa adquiere IN eX-
quisito valor mas.
Les soldados aprecian en- todas las
ccasiones estes diversos dones de
Couraud. Saben rue, deSde el pri-
mer dia Gouraud ha venido preparan-
DO el combate supreme de hoy y que
este tiene cue ser n victoria.
EMILE HINZELIN.