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University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Evening Herald, 1914-1922 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-29-1915 The veE ning Herald (Albuquerque, N.M.), 03-29-1915 The veE ning Herald, Inc. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_eh_news Recommended Citation The vE ening Herald, Inc.. "The vE ening Herald (Albuquerque, N.M.), 03-29-1915." (1915). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_eh_news/364 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Evening Herald, 1914-1922 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The date of Arbor Day does not matter much. It's the spirit behind the day we pick for the observance. week from today il tayi thote mas- ODE we have any luok TURKEY sacred at XTnim the Big Smoke may iah wra only have blown away. Eeftto mt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PBESS mini r.rrnzi v ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., MONDAY, MARCH. 29, 1915. Vol. Kit. M. J, von . no. s. HOPE GIVEN IIP ADMITS PRESIDENT VILLA RUSSIA AGAIN KNOCKING AT III Hill Mi WILSON COMMANDER FOR SAVING ANY SHE PICKED THE SAYS AMERICANS ADMITS BEATING BACKDOOR OF CONSTANTINOPLE OF GREW OF WRONG MAN AS ARE GETTING IN OPENING THE F--4 THE WRECKER TOGETHER ENGAGEMENT TURKS DECLHRE IT TURKISH GOVERNMENT SAYS Navy Department Today An- Miis Tanzer Declares She was Slow Forming of Great Five Hundred Reported IS DOT Killed STORM REPORTED IT nounces that Effort will be Honestly Mistaken in Belief Union Not of Politioal Na- in First Effort to Capture MURE Made to Salvage Boat and that J. W. Osborne Smashed ture but of Understanding Ma tamoras from Car ransa Recover the Bodies. Her Heart. and Mutual Helpfulness. Troops. mil mm IS ALL FICTION URII1 SUPPOSED SUBMARINE TAKES BACX EVERYTHING PAYS VISIT TO NEW GOVERNMENT MOVES TO ATTACK PROVES OLD ANCHOR IN FORMER TESTIMONY ARGENTINE WARSHIP PROTECT THE BORDER WaahMiloa, M m ii H Tha Turk- piiiiail until frplrmbrr. whin thr nf hit., Naval Officers at Honolulu To Accompaniment of Sobs Notable Occasion Today When Washington has Fteah Report ish itmrrnmrnt drnlra that bnr MlltKll fur lirln. Thr mat rmt Inna. Lrvn nit) dlanrdira ut I'rumiah, I'rr- - annuun ri Inat yrar, hrn thr Tmk-la- Sure They Have Approxi- and Tears, Plaintiff in $50.-00- Chief Executive is Guest of of Dangerous Situation in Defenders of Dardanelles Aj-se- rt ala Anibnaaitdnr Mnrarnih I'm "vrrutont al.rnaatrd Ihr rnlil- - atuntlimidr ,'iblrd IBM atati d'par'-maa- l IMlSUOMi wutibi hnvr takrn frn.n thn mate Location of Vessel and Breach of Promise Suit Honor at Luncheon by Ar- Mexico City and Possible Losses of Allied Fleet tmliiy arand rtahaf hail that 'hr rtilaamnury rnllrtira thr rxrinitlnn Sweeping is Resumed. Backs Up. gentine Ambassador. so Severe Th?y are Unable an Infnrmrd him mi thr Mtaiklth of a frmn Turklah auirrtalnn thr. ra- Evacuation by Zapata ripiirt miidi to him by thr Tuikiah il,,, .1 it an wild Ambua-ludii- r Srrrtt JK.- - -- Man-I- t March : New Vnrk. h Mlaa liar , Md.. to Come Back. aar ofllcr. Murarnthtin. who haa i.'nnfrr-rr- d Waahlnatun. Thr lal Mn nnnHills. llrownavllle. Trxsa. March St. hMM any f aubmur-- Tanarr. MlMMMf whu fllrd a C" ul, M llaull. Hn rrtuiy llry.in unnnun nl that with thr hrada ( thr IMMMMoM, )iaM that thr ' Ihr I't. ni at was nn - might he Ollfl milt W. a. Iii Thrrr fighting at Malamoras lira iMUVCtMM hi thr Tarkib n rt'imrti'd thut lha MMMUm Inr trw atta haa nrrti dantaci aaulnat MMM tun. i.o In hla linnm on Ik.iH'I aiiandnnnl b t hi nai ilrmrttni n' obrnr, fnrinrr aaalata.it diatrlrt ut- - Hi. Xrui-nlli- t.aitli lop Mon in, today up lu this aflrmoon. Hrpurts PERFECT WEATHER SAID i ri'im in nfTn ii'ia imilKii adaratlotml lata, tot il. inljuatrd,'' fur thr HIM und tndiiv A 'tin Hrirrtary Hlu(. d turnry uf Nrw Ynrk, wi'itt un thr arm Ita-- tlun art) from both sides Initltntlnna In Turk bad tin 11 mat- - at Iruat. by tin ilriarllnrnt. tialui. in. ilnt.it r indicated thai thn lawyer luday wlta-- TO BE TRUE CONDITION Hear Admiral Mimrr, nf a new in thr ufflrr "raiihlly it i im, a day bailie between Villa besiegers and Honolulu naval at.it n.n 'nl I nited Htatra Diatrln Atlur.try m. will luji-lli- i r thr tin ilia. illaw Ihe garrison would not be tu rporl Ihr Fim' Imatbin nf the MHrahiill and tnok bark rvrrythlna is llH-- Iiiim- MMM 'Pa "it lo-- .arrania Damaged French and English an ikrn Imat and Ihr driith at whlrh aha - ml rrrrntly IdrntlfylnK iiaburnr tin i is i,. i. ami tltai H will be a renewed before tomorrow. GERMANSUBMARtN E ahr lira, that thr navy drimrlinrn' aa thi man whu i uurtrd hrr tttidrr thr iiilmi mil uf poltir ill lies, tail nf Colonel Jose Florae, of the Mata-ntnra- a Warships Said to Have been Today s War mm ralimiitr thr prnbnlillily nf an I nan f i diver t latmrne. iiimIi und iiiiilual ln li-- garrleoB, ami mi need todm tb'i dMembark-e- d v.ihiiik ihr hull und rrruvrrlha thr j Itrfnrr Murahnll would take hrr I'arranaa rrntfonrmeMi Ordered Out of Greek - It Ports t.odn o hf ntiiiiiundrr ami Ml, atatruir.it hi. prrpari'd a waiver of al Ihe mouth of thr In Urnnde No udvlira un thr dlaaatrr havr Immunity tu Khr from the transport (Mxaea yaatrrdey on Pain of Internment. Summary fur hrr rln. atllxru Anna p. .lis, Md.. Man h I'rral-den- t CAMPAIGN GETS MMa to thr drnurtmrnt MM Friday wna wit-- i and thai they were egpecled to reach hrr numr. ami hrr alunaturr a nlaht neaaed by hrr naw roumal, Harold A, MMMM rtriratury Daniels and Maiamoras today. Other i'arranaa 1. nil. .11 M.n. h .'H. ill 40 Nu furthrr rrpnrta ramr tn thr KplelberK Thru ah, ant duwn In thr party nf uldra Induy wen thr guraia reinforcements of 1.400 men und fif- u. i ip in. llussian again lai'iiiiant siiliiiiaiiiH' wurrhata navy day. j o teen pieces of artillery under i4aj drpurtttient dorlna thr MM af Aaelatunt Illatrli t Attorney of the Argrnllnr am.iaaaiiilm Itmii-ul- flensral knot king ii ol Iinm- mhSad MM ' tu iIh re- Ceear l.npex de I .urn were reported thr Mat iaN TWO MORE DIG WtM Admiral Muurr hna madr a Wiiud and briinn tu tell her atnry. It 8. Naou, al a, lunchruti nn bnord by binlibunli m bnit iisi raaaahi uimii tin M the port ui thr ImMMM thr hu'l. a an aaid ahr wuuld be at II all afler- - the new Argrnllnr battleahip Mureno. coming towards Malamoras from iM Turkish furls mi the Ih.aphoi us, llHM' III llH matl'ta will be to south The Villa come from hoard of Inquiry urdrrnl nuun. Aa the yacht Maydnwrr. bringing tha forcea but with vi hat auccaM la nut yet ain ut tin' in nuii lalaa. Mm .i Ik the weat. thr Thla thr M ma Turner, m I'lirdlnir to her president a part, nvared the Muranu, leHhilcl) Known. Ag In I hr lirllt-.l- i ataMMV HH i Officially mutt lalnla "' tiamil uurar. lawyar, almply mad a itnat.ike In the baltleahlps uand played the .star there are aaid to ba III Unnr Turkl-- h najaall. tlM- r. 11 km STEAMERS af the the iiii luiiiliia 'a I 1, i - larurr hli'lil f y k latin s V. nil us dl- HpMiigled llunnrr. At thr Inat atrttl ta Villa prisoners In Malamoraa. II el baManetta, the oni la the M'lil In laittiini. ua, tii'M'-iHH'i- i aawi Ihr IIMI Ml: sVtKKI'IN't; WOTTOM vrr OahaMI, In. admirer. No it. the prealdrnt a dag was run up ana them wounded. In addition to IM u.onolmioua rel nation ol the nil tin' taMM ui miii li pahV. Villa wmindei-- j in Hrowosvlll anoth- . n.HMOH rae to dame rrror, Un firing a presidential nli-- haSMt ol mil iMixr for har Mori in. briiun tli.il tin 'inn- sweepcia ol ridnildi iWtli a I er are be h V.-a- .-la r aaid the tlrm nf Sladr Mladr. tweat-i-un- guna. Itt aaid lo distributed - -- Mnnolulu. T II Mtirt-- l"i aid aulute of .illica an- inntlnul-i- their to.ru MM id Mliv I'lir hWMMl nann r among mm-he- gear flfunde i...- I ,,n.., I thr l.iwyrra whn had rrproartilrd her. Mor- the Rio -- 1 Biitish Steamer Falaba. in ....ir. kiaa it., mioini The president was met on the .mil that In weullte: mull' r,i, viiiiin nnu in tin aajmah - wn-- , border un the MeKtcan side. I'oloael m F-- . wrn- In nu liituliitd Ad- 111 11 Malaa aubmarlnr l have rr in eno by Ambassador Nann, Itrar Mill prevent a reeiiinpibih of the Itatiiii'l rti'W ill m XV Flo roe sold the Villa luaaaa were htr Sent th? i Frlrnda of Jntiira flahurne rlulm 11 ii'Kt iii Her ..a- - MMtS, African Trade N nu ii d nwrrplini the u ran Hour with miral Martin, president of the Ar- ilinnii in, Ihwt hna hern made the vlntlm of a - killed and mure then son wounded a i.. ... i ,, able,.
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