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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING J OURNAL.
CITY
EDITION
CITY
EDITION
Sunt. uxrm ykak
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.
twilly hr farrier r Mall, aOo
a Month. Sine- -I ... So.
ITTER FEELING
SI HOSMTELL NOW
BEING REMOVED
M FAIR OFFICER
Strenuous Work By R, E, Put
ney Succeeding in Bringing
About Better Understanding
of Exposition Scope.
FOX PROMISES TO URGE
LOW RATES FOR CADETS
Everything Possible Will Be
Done to Permit Students at
Militaiy Institute to Attend
isplay,
fSHCIAL DISPATCH TO MOSNINQ IOUSN A L 1
(teswelt, x. m.. Aug. 10. Arriving
in Ituswell at noon today from Ama
rlllo, President it, B. I'm m y. of the
, vv M.-xico state fair commission,
plunged at once Into the work of In
tsreattng the authorities and the peo
ple of Chaves county in the fair
to he held in Albuquerque in Octobci
mid impressing upon them the neces
sity of I'hav.s county having an ex
hibit of Ite splendid resotir. is at that
time. While in Amurilln y. sterduy.
M
Putni y . ailed upon 1 lenerai .Man
F. C Fox, of the Santa ft rail-
tnd that official promised to
I every pressure to hoar upon the
railroad
egdeta o
atituie i
trip in
lUthorttles to secure for the
the New Mexico .Military In
very low rate for the round
Ibuquerque so that the bat-
tH lion might he able to attend the
fair in a body.
reeling Being Changed.
Prom the outset Mr. Putney en
countered a ationg feeling of hostil
ity lo Albuquerque and to the fair on
the part of a considerable number of
RoaWell pcnple but after earnest con
teraatlana with many of them, in
Whtck the state fair president ex
plained the situation from every an
gle, this feeling seems to he gradually
disappearing and tonight there is
every prospect thai the county com-
Ribs era will make an appropi la
m m rovidt for ati esrHtili of the
reaion, that she and the Pecos val
ley have been badly treated by the
NMI Of the stale and that Koswell par
ticularly liu been badly treated by
Albuquerqtie. The citizens have not
forgotten the occasion three years ago
v I -1 1 promlags were made thai Al
but,ueriue would send a delegation Of
not less than a hundred to the Retail
Merchants' convention here and
Ifter elaborate preparations
made for the entertainment of
number only one Atbuqueri
howed up. other instances at.
by Hie business men heie of
they nil the "nnggishness" of
querque and her unwillingness n
fOnbte other cities of III.' state
elwaya insisting (hut other cities
when
were
that
Alba
, pat
while shall
"Vou people on th
ihe mountain don't rci
Mexicans. You thlnl
longhoined Tex.ms ai
New
inly
stale. Not City, Fair.
In combatting' this feeling Mr. Put
ney has laid stress on the fact that
'he- is to l a state fair, not an Al
kuqnt nine fair, and that Albuquer
'liu 's pint i n s only incidental, due
I" Ihe faet that it Is Ihe largest and
na si centrally located city in the
jdate, He has pledged them with all
'he vigor at his command that this is
to be a fair for the whole slate and
DtOl I n- the first time in the history
f sbue fairs in New Mexico Chaves
county will have a real opportunity
'" advertise her resources to advan-
1 limes county cannot afford to hold
aloof, is the argument he Is making.
With herds of registered dairy cattle
anil livestock that cannot he excelled
in the I nlted States, with rapidly
growing markets In apples which 00W
amount to seven hundred cars a year
oiil peach shipments of six hundred
us a year, with wool shipments
mounting to four and a half million
Pounds a year, with the finest and
Hchegi agricultural country In all the
JOUthwsst, with the llvest city in all
BeW Mexico as Its center, it would be
almost a crime for Chaves county not
M) show the rest of the world what
hc has. Is his plen. This argument
having its effect and a distinctly
better feeling prevails in regard to
ths bur tonight than when Mr. Put
bfy arrived In the city
hStVes I- Prosperous.
In common with all the rest of the
Pecog valley Chaves county Is enjoy
g increased prosperity this year and
thl Etoswell products exposition whhh
Immediately precedes the state fair
Promises to he a. revelation to the
people who see It Pusiness In P-ns-U
has been splendid and hnnk
clearings shnw a steady and healthy
Increase from month to month. The
tty now has four banks with com-
Tlll lt HORKCAflT.
Washington, Aug. 10. New Mex
ico- Wednesday fair, except proh-
local showers north portion:
I huri.iy ueilerallv fulr
j bin.-.l deposits of marly throe. million j
(dollars .iml a combined capital of
j f, -..v. nuo. Muni.'ial improvcmoMta
have gone forward steadily nd evi
dence nf ihr progiossiveness ..f the
people are mim nn every side. The
I Padl crop is tiie beat in ten years
and in evety i.th.'r liii.' there is talk
f nothing Inn irosi.'rity.
Mr. Putney plans to arrange for a
I merlins of . itizens tomorrow or next
'lav al which it is expected that the
a-: 01 a meeting of the county
mlsslonus Will he Mk(4 f'" With
ew i ' iiinke an appropriat ion for
MIDI
iN STILL HAS
TION, IS FINDING
PSCIM LtASIO WIRI
1 - The time is n
-hi, el co-operHlu
and consumers f
middleman with
he high cost of H
St.
ripe f
betwe
eliltill
View
wclal committee
of living lias in
tat farmers ore
prices, that the
(leased nia
not obtain!
middleman
criticism b
pies, lit
remedy is recommended by the COBS
I mitt. e. it auggesta, however, no-op-1
I era t Ion among farmers legislation by
'various states, voluntary organizations I
'of local dealers ami education of oon-
i u mere,
Resolutions endorsing the Mlamlitie i
i hill in congress for pensioning civil
I service employes In the postal de
i partment were adopted
Regulation of dancing was oonstd- j
red at an executive meeting but no
I action was taken, as it was thought j
I to I e a local issue.
EFFORT TO FREE TWO
TERRE HAUTE CONVICTS
(V MOWNINJ JOURNAL tPICIAI Ll.llfl I Rl
Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 10. A
habeas corpus suit asking the release
ot Hairy S, Montgomery and lohn '
Green, convicted in the Ti'rre Haute
election frauds case and now serving;
terms in Ihe federal penitent inn .
was tiled in the United States district
court here late today.
Montgomery, who formerly was
presides! Of ths Tern.' Haute hoard
of public works, was sentenced to
three years. Green WOS a merchant
who served as an elect ion inspector
and was sentenced to two years.
The petition alleges that the com-
mltment
papera
ate void because
there is no
ihe prisoners
was noi wllh
United State
in 'he courts
allil Judgment against
ml tiiat the Indictment
I be .jurisdiction of the
and only recognizable
f Indiana.
I
Whole Retiremei
3d
W
ost System; Ger-j
it Million Men in
lldlls) IU
Efforts to Capture City, j
(V MORNIN JUUNNAL tSfcC'At. HAftfP WIRI
London, ing, 11 (8:M a. m.) Tl
Warsaw correspondent of the Time
who , ft the city with Ihe last of tb
Russian troop", has senl
to ha
, from Peti ogratl
lb.
lyvln
patch:
! "The capture of
! edly re pres. tits t h
I achievement in th,
Warsaw undniiht
l.rcatest German
war and ii would
l be stupid to minimise the character of
l the campaign or Hie btavery of the
Uerman soldiers whose sacrlllces
placed thi in in possession of the goal
for which they suffered approximate
ly a million casualties in I'1" space of
a year, on the other hand it would
be stupid lo exaggerate the import
ance of Warsaw
"The city was lost, not through the
defective generalship ot Inferiority of
the Itttssian army, hut solely through
the inability of Itussia to convert its
vast resources QUtckl) to the lists of
war. The evacuation of Warsaw was
carried out from beginning lo end
Without the slightest confusion, pane .
demoralisation or discouragement.
Fur two weeks an unending train of
transports passed in orderly proces
sion from the city, removing every
thing which might he of value to the
lerraana,
' There was no storming of the city,
for the RuSSlStlS blew up tin- bridges
at :i o'clock in the afternoon, b
Qermani did not arrive on the
snw side of the river until 3 o
The Itusslans played their gun
tually up to the last minute at
it th.
Wat
clock
s vlr
d thi
last shrapnel shell. Then they re
tired in go.nl order, leaving Hi.- Qer
mani to enter an undefended city.
"The army throughout acted on
symmetrical plan following a time ta
ble yi conjunction with all the forces
from Qaiicta lo the Haiti, which ena
bled them to remain until tin last mo
menl, to take the maximum toll It no
the enemy and still escape intact
ready to fight on Indefinitely '
Tight nlng on Pas-ports
Washington. Aug. 10.
RUSSIANS QUIT
WARSAW WITHQU
LEAST DISORDER
following th.
tightened h-
and the stat
ranged tO hi
comply.
had of her allies, has
PSSSPOTI regulations
department has ar-
i rl,i.n . redentials
FIERCE BATTLES
E!
ATTACK SLAVS
Resistance and Counter Offen-
MOVEMENTS AGAINST
FORTRESS REPULSED
Sevei
ghtlng 'Is Continuous
iral Points, Russians
trig Advance of the
Stubbornly,
e r
V M.IMNII
Potrogrs
PtCIAI . I.HD 1111
in (via I oniion
.) The follow nut
ilga, Monday
fighting, "e
.ill 1 1 prolan
. i e support
tlllery, After
and the tot-
tacks although they
I by powerful heavy a
imbata ths same night
BH Ing day ill the
n the region Of
direction ol Wwlnak
Schoenberg, Pone
.mir (northeosl of
my yielding- to our
t.. fail back leaving
it inn prisoners, sev -ns
and ammunition
munok
Kovno i
imi ui
to liomso, Bntadowa and Oatrow, ues-
pel ate actions continue. Out artil-
lerj repulsed the (ierman offensive
against Novoseogricv.sk along the left
bank of the Vistula.
in the direction of Mibltn and
LukOW, on the right bank of the Vie
prz, the enemy delivered an offensive
Monday afternoon which was stop
ped, notwithstanding ths psrslgtoncy
of Ihc attacks. On the roads to Vln
dova we, Saturday, repulsed an at
tack made under cover of asphyxiat
ing gases.
"in the Dniester region al the
mouth or the stripa, the Auitrlana
made a local attack Sunday. The
lighting here emu inin s.
'tin the oihei sc. tins of Ihe CUUre
front there have been no important
collisions."
ni'KM s IM l li l
8K I 111 IH I I VI
l I I RKH
poirogruii. ng iii (via London,
Aug'. II.) The wat office tonight Is-
d
Ihe following statement rcgnrd-
the fighting in the Caucasus.
the Passlne valley,
ig the
sperale
Memhe
iptU red
lie etle
to the
lr It
i.
mh Pa
whii
furl
sp
all.
. Il
ithdrew
In
dli
south.
In Ihe direction ol
river our troops, nut
Euphn
suing t Ii.
I t eal ing Turks, took possession of Pa
lantchen after fighting, capturing two
cannon, a quantlt) Of cartridges ami
arms and a caravafl of camels ami
making prisoner ihe commander of
a regiment of Infantry besides tour
other officers, our pursuing columns
are making fresh prisoners ecus
-
U STHO-Ol KM VX8 I. MM
TO ll K B11AVS IV TB P
Auertain Headquarters, Aug. it (via
London, Aug. in, g p. m,) Opera
lions in the soul hweslern angle ol the
battle front In Poland, eastward ol
Ivangorod are rapidly placing the
Russian Ivangorod army in an em
barrassing position, The victory ol
Archduke Joseph Ferdinands army
at Lubertow enabled the Aiistrlnns lo
1 1' i t he nature 1 lit t ret real
It.
Ivangorod, eastward ami throw
force act oss Ihe turnpike from Iv
Korod lo Hrest-l.ltoVSk.
The A ust m l lermaiis under Gnu
on Wo.vrsi h, who crossed the Vll
1st ll -
BUC-
llus-
la ninth of Ivangorod now hav
cseded in breaking through tb.
sian defenilv lines to the north, leav
ing the Russians only a narrow open
log northeastward through a diffi
cult country- of tWomp and scrub for
ests. A day or two will show Wheth
er they will he able to accomplish
this without the heaviest losses.
AEROPLANE SQUADRON
WORKS WITH ARTILL
'T MOtNINI "lUKN-l SPECIAL I . WISH
I.awtoti, okla., Aug. 10, The firit
flight of the United States aeroplane
irjuadfOg made on the Fort Sill res
co ition (urly tonight was entirely
nuocesafni. Klght machines are on
the ground ami will be used all sum
mer, according to present plans, In
connection With the s'hoo1 for field
artillery. This is Ihe first tune in
the history of the United States army,
It s claimed by officers here, that
aefO planet have been used in con
nection with artllterjr. Thr ma
chines and aviators recently Were
brought here from Sag Diego, calif,
iiritisii Dewotuies1 Dcatrnyed.
London, Aug. 16 (X P. rn.) The
l'.ritlsh torpedo boat destroyer I, vox
was sunk in the North sea yesterday
as the result of striking a kilns, go
cording to an official announcement
mndS thk evening by the llrltish
press bureau. Four officers and
tiventy-two of Hie crew were saved.
OCCUR WHENEVER
AUSTRO- MIN
Summary of War
News of Yesterday'
Ksvept in the region of Km where!
th. Germans evidently ...
checked, the German and I usirlau
heats are still moving forward age last
ihc IttutKUina in tlo n efforts to drive
th.-m from 'he Halt,, province and
i" iiaiiii Their progress i no being
mad unhindered, however, for the
M nsnnrilri eoutloui to fight ilirm vi
ciously at various points in fear guard
hat ties
the X new in the gov cl mucin of Ijiini
00, has heen captured, the fortress of
Kovno is being llii. au in .1 and ilna.
capital of the gOVU-rnlW in of the sane-
name, and which Ilea some 321 miles
northeast of Warsaw, Is being tvacu-1
gated by the civilian population.
The drive of the Teutons e nun1
ami southeastward to the north d
Warsaw, direct) eaal uf that city and
to the south of the e.isl h.'Uk of the
Vistula, still is iii progress, while In
Ion tetweei the Vistula md
HuK and slong ihe vieprs tiie Rus
stuns continue to tall back before the
oncoming Teutonic allies,
Field Marshal Sir John Fien h, the
Britlth commander ui in.- west, an
nounces the evacuation of a slight
portion of the terrain captured a
Hooge, Belgium, Monday. This, he
says, makes no niatciial difference in
the British line as the other captured
positions have h.en organised and arc
being hi Id. Klsewlu re on the line In
Belgium and franco commrtt
calm prevntta
I Artillery engagements an
attacks b the Italians and
Ian the Austlo-ltali.ill f'ollt
I infantry
us, nans
are going
Ion in the same manner
iney nave
jbeen for weeks past, with each side'
Claiming victories or repulses of at-
I tin ks al Isolated points.
For the allies on th" Galllpol! pe-
jnlnaula, Gen. Mr Ion Hamilton re
ports a gain of MO yards over a fronl
Of 3"" yards near Kritbia, tne cap
ture of a hill near Sari llarl and a
nW landing of nllied forces at some
unnamed point on ib- penmeuia, on-
I Stanttnople admits two landings b)
the alius, tine of these was north of
Art Burnu where "a slight advance"
was made under the protection of the
jfrenoll fleet. The other was al Ka
Irachall, near the head of the Gulf of
. Saros. Here the alii. 1 are declared to
hay. been dispersed.
The Germans have launched W"
other air raid on the east coast of
i England with Beppellns, ami allied
I airmen have attack. . i with bombs two
towns In Havaria In the ra ill on
England fourteen persons are said to
haVS been killed and fourteen in
jjured, while iii one of Ihe Havarinn
'towns eight were killed and two
'wounded A Zeppelin which had been
engnu1 d
Kngland
in the
was de
iiicral i
Inal
have Mel with disaster. The auxil
iary cruiser India has been sent lo
the bottom off Ihc Swedish coast by
n German submarine and the torpedo
boat destroyer l.vnx has I ecu sunk In
the North sea be coming in Contact
with a mine
The United states government in a
note to the A nstro-Hungarian gov
ernment dealing with the exportation
of munitions of war to enemies ol' the
Germanic nllic'. rejects the Conten
tion of ihe Vienna governmem' that
auch action 1- not in conaonanca with
Ihe definition ! neutrality."
ARTILLERY FIRE
jins of Village of Hooge Held v
But Ti enches in Nearby
Fields Arc Evacuated When
Untenable.
l-otiijon, A iik. It (slid P m.
John French, commander-in-chief
Ihe British forces in France and I!
glum in a report given out today
I be Official pregg bureau, saya I
isriiish troops have withdrawn tr
their line south of Hooge. mar V.V
inn hav tniolidated the village
Hooge.
The report Of Field Marshal Ffer
follows:
"Norl bwesl
.f H
OOge llllll
the
j mills id Ihe village Itself we have Mm
Isolidated the ground gained yesterday,
'repulsing one weak Infantry attach
during the night Yesterday afternoon
I there was no Infantry lighting, but
there was a violent artillery engage
I menl as a result of which all the
trenches In Ihe open ground soulh of
! Hooge beeame untenable by either
Side, and we base now slightly With
Itlrawn the position of our line which
lay south of the village.
"Thl makes no material iirifer. nee
to our position. ,
"The total number of prisoners cap
tured by us yesterday yvas I r.ft."
ITALIANS TO ORGANIZF
UArlUntU rUol I lUINO
-
ISMIWS ISIISMULSeSeill msis eiSSl
tfdlne, Aug. ! (v'a Paris, Aug. 10
Information hs raaehed Udms that
General Cadi. trie, the Kalian com-inunder-in
chief hna decided not lo
resume the offensive on a bug.- scale
until his troops are wdi settled ahd
organized In Ihe p
oupiod.
The losses of 111
wounded alone ar..
tl
report.
11,1
reached a total
of
BRITISH FORCED
FROM GROUND BY
PAN-AMERICAN
DIPLOMATS IET
TO PERFECT PLAN
Not
liaSSadOfS IS tO DO v
. . , r r
LCiUlPI 01 C. tl I. 1 1 f UC
j Wn-inin Qnniliorn Rci
I iuiii outlined i nt
,
lUTrDuPtmnu lf
NO INTERVENTION IS
REMOTELY INTIMATED
Mors
Ai
nbargo
: Aims
ainst Shipment of i
Disturbers and Fina
pport ContemDlatedi
assembling here tomoi i ' 1
boasadom and ministers
of the am
or si South
governments
.,! Central Am. i i. an
Hid the secretary ol state of the Unit-
d states, a definite inter-American
ifforl will be pul into operation to re
letabllsh peace In Mexico by friendly
mgaiu ami lo restore ihc revolution-
lorn country to its accustomed place
in the
American tl
tally
III I
if nations
concerned
The
!wlth
L p,
first step In
features of
agreed upon
conferees,
nplalcs a hii -onselenees
of
nil factions
has been pre-
y hi. h wet unanimously
last week between ihe
first tl,.. plan contei
I pre me appeal to the c
the Mexican leaders of
: and polii ical groups. It
I pared, ami. after minor
changes In
phraseology are dlacussed tomorrow,
probably will he dispatched Innne.li-
a taly, a rsasonabla nun
lew week:
ansn ei ti
perhaps. I. in.; allowed for .no
be received
pcnl Is Musi Polite,
The appeal will be brief,
phroaad and transmitted in
ati originally wrtttSK by one
diplomats. It will show clea
tb. s. vera i governments wh
ef, politely
in Upantah
one Of the
bally thai
WhOM am
1 1 oik with
it, linve no
iridic In
to impair
I ass, idols a nd mill istel s
Ihe si cretary of stale sign
pmpose to interfere in i
fernal nffairs of Mexii ...
her sovereignty or to show preference
for one leader as against another. It
will be an etoquenl petition that the
Mexican leaders participate In or send
delegates to a convention or confer
ence to be held on neutral ground in
Mexico, for the pUfpoM Of creating a
provisional government that oafl be
accorded moral rapport ant) formal
re ognltion bj ail the Americas its tea
No Thn Ills in Note.
Am. rlcun countries is given If the
suggestions made ale declined, all
considerations being for the time b
ing subordinated m the primary pur
pose, the final appeal to the patriot
ism of ail Mexicans to redeem the
prestige of the nation before the
world and to show whether. Indeed
Its lenders seek persona! aggrandize
ment or the tine welfare of then
While Ihc appeal that in to go forth
will not specify the actual course thai
Is In be followed. Ihe conferees have
laken into consideration all the pos
sllulitics of th. situation, II' any fac
tion or group falls lo attend Ihe peaci
conference those leaders or delegates
o will be expected lo proceed
I woo i oe i.isk in selling up ,1 govern
ment thai can be recognised, Willi
j.",'
ccogiilllon an embargo on arms
would be dei lared by the I'nlled
si, 'I. I agaliol all other contending
groups and such moral support given
to the new government as would eitsV
aide ii, through the rehabilitation of
lis finances, to equip a force large
r enough to crush armed opposition,
simply Helping l i-lcnds.
Ihe al I ll lull- of ll illlelees is thai
f their governments need exert no pies
SUN bill simply will continUS to stand
I las helping friends, willing, If Invited,
,;io u i iii any practicable manner to
I I bring I he b adt r- of t he
- go bar tor t he discussion
I I problems. Tl reatlon
Isloual government thai -
faction lo
ol lllell own
of a provi
ould evontu
"Hon Is th.
ally conduct u general
ehi. f object,
one of the chief features of the
plan so fur as wor.-d out Is lhal It
ami lo aOi OmpliSh peace In Mexico
Without aimed inlet Mill Ion. The
means to be used are consideie.l
prop riy in accord with International
custom - -1 be exeielse ol a right to r. -i
fuse or extend recognition to a gov
lerninent Is determined first upon
whether ll gives promise of being able
to comply with International ohllga
Itions. By using this power of rtCOg
nltlon Judiciously, the American eoun
I tries hope lo soke lie .Mcxbaii llob
llem within Ihe next two months To
morrow iin- conference win he taken
up with a discussion of the situation
Trom the first step, the distribution
of the appeal throughout Mexico
The SSSSlon i.robahlv will be ad-
TO AID MEXICO
DUmsd tomorrow night.
Mill AN. si Mis MINING
TO UtOl pii I si iha'i'
Buenos Aires, Aug. 10. I lr. Vlclo
iiin de la pMSi president of Argon
inn, has received a telegram from
jeli. VenustiaQo Carrafunt. first chief
f the Mexican constitutionalists,
h ch asserts that the Washington
..inference, should it decMfcj to i
fore in Mexican affulrs. would
out an unparilonatdc err.n
'.Vrgeiilinu." Hays tile disput. h.
made herself an accomplice i
ei urn against ein race Which I
ktj MS) help to bring on a WS
Won iw.. American nation
ha
i.
M
sag , t. eh. ill "I ll de l'la.i. 11.
naul iliat Argentina was taklntt part in
the conference with the intention of
respecting aieattcan sovereignty He
added that th. coRfereoec hod Us
missed every fa. lot win. I, tended to
int. i fere with MeM.itu interuul af-
fairs, eapedallj even plan looking i i
aimed iniei cut ion
The Mgaagga added thai ths con
fcren c was working with the i lea of
maintaining Pun-Amci e an solidarity
ami that instead ol bSing al. run i tb.
Knaii people Rln.iild look upon the
conference a- i sign of frendship and
as pro f of its desire for in., greni
ness of Mexico
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
'SONG 01 HATE' STARTED
T MOHMNQ JUUHNA, Al'k. ll I (Atlll WlNI
li.rlin, Aug II iWa la.ndon, lu;:i
p. m.) A campaign ngalnat Hmeetl
tussuuer's "Song of Hate" against i
England has I n si.uieil bv the Co
logne Volks KeltuiiK. n I'.ithulU or
Kutt whh h deni tn.is the ex. lusion of
ths song from ka Intended for the)
The paper declares It would Be a
p. il li'lltoUS Condition it at a lltlle of
inlei national hltternesa. even the
youth of a nation weie taught to
cherish hatred.
I'he Herliner Tagehlatl nnd otlt.r
influential asnjrapaperg have endorasd
ths demand voiced by the Volks Zol
tung-.
Herr Uaoauar yvas decerated k
Emperor William with th,. order of
the lied Baffle of the tourtk chvas, al
let- Ids song was published in a Mun
ich Illustrated weekly.
GENT SEARCH
FOR MEXICAN
BANDITS,
I
1ST MORN. NS ....... srsCIAL L.SASSO WISH
Itrownavllle, Tex., Aug. 10. Al-
1 1 gh soldiers and posses of citizens,
wen searching diligently for Mexican
bandits yvho tods) attacked i'niie.1
BiateS cavalryiiu-n near MetfOedeSt
T.-x.. about twenty-fivt miles north of
the Texas-Mexican boundary, no word j
had come here nought of the result i
of the search,
on,. Mexican yvas killed In
right
near Mercedes.
were trailing thr
The searchers still
bandits (onlghl In
Cameron ami Hidalgo counties and Qennrai sir inn Hamilton, comman
pews of snothei conflict wan expected danf-lh-chtef of the lintish forces,
momentarily, "Else here," General Hamilton's rc-
Taday's tight occurred west of the I port continues, "a freah landing has
nrevlouah dlaturbed -one. indicating. Itman successfully effected anil con-
it Is believed here, that tin rc are sev
eral
on a
lilo
nd of Mexican nil
lawless campaign
ramie valley.
rying
.'V er
OBJECT OF NEXT
Teutons Not So Anxious to
Crowd Russians Out of Po
land as to Extend Lines to
Northwest, Says Petiogiad.
S. MOSN.NO JOUSNAt SSVCIAL I
Pel l o'.' t ad. A llg , Hi I I
i
via London, p. m.)-The next seri
ous blow of iin- tiermati forces is ex
pected lo fall 111 the Battle region
lines the capture of W.itsaw Die Ger
man operations in that dtstrioi have
been of Chief Interest here Appar
ently Ihc invaders are not anxious lo
crowd iin- Russians out of Poland, but
rather are expending I heir effmis ,,
strengthening their wine-.
The naval attempt to gain control
of Ihc Gulf of I; simtillaiienusly
wiih iin pressing eastward of ihe land
Ices toward Ft icdrlohsladl, fortj
six miles soul liwaril or Itlga and Hie
only railroad outlet from Hot port,
hits convinced military authorities
that the Germans contemplate early
resunipt Ion in thai legion. The
swgmpy nature or the country Imme
diately to Hie soulh or ittgu renders
control of tin- approaches from the
easl essential for success. The Itus
slans iii f.occ .in opposing stubborn
ly the gdvanes of the Oermsns la
this direction
on the other hand the advance of
the i b i inaiis toward Vilknnilr on the
roads b a ling In Hie direction of Vilna
in the government 'if Kovno
has i;y
quai lers
irnpl io
I'll llSe to Hie belli! In Mollll
thai Ho- Invaders may all
press on lo Vilna,
Riga is being bombarded bv aero
piams almost dally, a civil guard of
.'1, 0 oil men, similar to that organised
iii vVsrsas befori in capture, is ready
lo lake over police duties should
cuatlon of Ihe city become neces
sary.
ALLIED AVIATORS
DEvSTROY ZEPPELIN,
1ST M.ISMINS JOURNAL SStCIAL LIASIO WISH
Palis, Aug. 10 ( I ll : f p. m. I A ill I
lialeh io the llavas agency from Paris
-ays
"Allied aviators deal roved a Zeppe
lin all' hip near Plend this morning
no y.eppi'iin was first attacked bv a
Prlilsh aviator, who, according to In
formation reaching here, succeeded In
seriously damaging Ihe dirigible ami
Its ileslruellnii was completed by
French aviators from Dunkirk."
BALTIC REGION
GERMAN DRIVE
TO CAPTURE THE
DARDANELLES IS
CHIEF OBJECT
ort Commences Which Brit
ish Believe Will Bring Suc
cess to Russians Sorely
I ZEPPELINS MAKE RAID
ON COAST OF ENGLAND
taly Understood to Be Ready
to Co-operate for Capture
of Constantinople and Gain
Entrance to Black Sea,
lV MOSNISS JOUSMAL UL .I.HD WINS
I... ii. Ion, Aug. 10 ( 10 20 p. 111.) The
loiniiii ii.-enii nt of new and greater ef
(Ol Is to tofOS the I'iird.Uielles and thus
bi Ing succor to the Itusslans who aro
j still being hard pressed by the Austro.
I Germans in eastern Poland and the
Haiti, provinces, and at the same time
I to influence the llalkan stales, to
gether wild a BeppellQ raid on the
it coast of Kngland, in which four-
! H en persons Were killed and fourteen
Wounded arc Ihe effects of war news
tonight.
I'.. r some time the news from the
' Dardanelles from the British stand
point has ben more cheerful. While
no details ol' the operations there have
I . . ii given ...il I he public has been
allowed to learn that the hope for a
successful issu,. in the fighting on the
Turkish peninsula was brighter.
New Attack on Turks.
The renewed attempt against the
Turkish positions, which apparently la
In lull swing, seems to be a concerted
rue. Attacks are being made at the
ill. of the peninsula, along the Ko
thin road, where a, gain of 200 yards
on a front of Soo yards hus been made.
I "nd at nan nan, wners an important
'est has heen occupied, according to
.1. i bi, progies made. Thin ..Hid
ing eviib ill ly was g surprise to the
Turks, as 830 prisoners, a number of
Kiins and a iniai.llly of materia
material" SrS
de. lared lo have been taken by the
j I Irltlsh forces-.
Location of Atlanta,
I A Turkish official report supplies
i be localities of two landings Ac
i . ot, ling to tills, forces were pul aahore
! in the environs of Karaehall, a town
i n the road which skirts the north
shore or the Guir of Hurns oppoaite
! the neck of the Gtsllipoll peninsulii.
j and near Arl Hurnii. Tills latter place,
ail hough It la not shown on available
! maps, Is b' lievSd to be at Ihe foot of
i Sari Hair, Just north of when, the
I Austrian! are holding a utrong posl-
! Hon.
At Arl Burnu Hie Turks admit that
the landing was sti. cessfully carried
out, but they claim to have dispersed
the troops Which came ashore near
Knrachall ll Is believed in military
Circles hers that the landing at K ir.i
ehnli whs only a feim lo disguise the
real Intention of (he allies, although
I it Is suld that the pulling ashore uf a
'sir. nig force at this point might re
i suit In their working uround and cut
I tlttg the Turkish main line of ounmu-
lib . il km,; wllh the Gulllpoli icnlnsula
jabovs the Bulalr line across the neck
of t he peninsula.
Oiily Way lo hi Itussia.
Tb.. foiling or ihe Dardanelles i
lealize.l by Hie military clitics hero
to be or ihe greatest importance for
they assert that it Is 11, e only way
that tin- allies can render immediate
aid lo RUMlS and repay her lor the
great sacrifices she has mads for the
.. on moll cause. In addition, It Is
believed by the military observers
lhal success here would bring th
Balkan slates definitely over to the
side of Ihc quadruple entente powers
In the win Holy Is understood to
In prepared to lend a hand In the
I tin dandles operations,
Zeppelin is Ihnsteoyed,
tfl llielr latest aerial raid over the
English i 1 1 a s I Which occurred Mon
day night and this mcrntBgi the G. i
msm lost on.. .t ihe Zeppelin air
ships which look part in It. Il Was
Sttaoked by gun fire Sfhilf on Its re
turn bolhg after having dropped
bombs and was so seriously damaged
lhal il fell nil., the sea and was towed
into Oslend, Belgium, where allied
airmen attacked and destroyed it. It
II believed that fottl1 or tivS airships
lonl. pan In the raid,
A dispatch Hi. m Holland Nays thai
five mole airships passed over that
country going In a northwesterly di
reotlon Hus morning so lhal another
ill
i
d
la
spected to
other which
in Kngland
has been prevailing
would, ll was believed,
prevent the
SCcppellna from coining last nlKhl and
this morning, but their appearance
i ii Ui. '.in s lhal oi'dlnury adverse
weather conditions are not a detri
m. nt io then,
There was a big storm on the east
coast today, however, and thla might
make u dangerous for airships to vis
it that locality tonight.
Itusslans still In Danger.
The A ust ro -Germans are siowiv
i losing in mi the portions of the llus
iii armies which remain on the pol
ish ab. nt. Their Wide, outflanking
1 1 1 1 .y fluent in Ihe north purt of the
OF ALLIES NOW