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Albuquerque, NM University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Evening Herald, 1914-1922 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 4-8-1915 The veE ning Herald (Albuquerque, N.M.), 04-08-1915 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.), 04-08-1915." (1915). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_eh_news/373 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]. NOW is the time to drag the TREES) luoiifc the highways loads. toemna would help a lot. mt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS THIIll M ITI,I V. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1915. niK hvkmxii iikum r M, M. M. ' tk. Wl B. RUSSIAN ADVANCE FALABA ENTIRELY Ordered GOVERNMENT FILES CLAIM OF VICTORY Paris, April 8, 8:20 a. m. Twelve Eite'.is to Navy Yard to GUTS AUSTRIAN women and children were killed and forty-eig- ht UNARMED AVERS BRIEF IN MAIL IN GUANAJUATO others injured by seven bombs drop- Await Peace LINES IN TWO ped by Austrian aviators in the market place GREAT BRITAIN PAY CASE IS ENTEREO BY Formal Command For Intern- at Podgoritza, Montenegro, yesterday after- ment of German Vessel Is- CT IONS noon, according to a Cettinje despatch to OFFICIALLY sued By Secretaiy L vnielsof Hation's 8tde of Cases Involv- CARRANZISTS Navy Department. the Havas Agency. buildings ing right of Postmaster-Genera- l Many were to Adjust Payments Xt Strategic Advantage of Steamer in astiliigtiin. April a. T h e Wash-ingt- Great destroyed by thir missiles. SinkinK Which to Railroads Presented. Telegrams to Agency in .i Qained Over Teutonic Allies American Loses Life Could I.' man k,.,rniom ,n- - r. pin I to III Aver that Casualties Holm id liar stele ,i,.u,it , April S nvarn-BMJ- In Carpathians and East Have No Ground in Alleged niiii for mmiHiiMafbto til Waahlnatn-t- Tke Amounting to 2,000 Are In- fir i.ii. f waa Hied today in Ihe au-ir- Wing is in Danger. Belliirerency. Ii Said. -- Ink hut Ii) tlx' llinr. ITttl lil.si-rli'- "nun hy Aaalatant Attorney flicted on Villa. TOTAL PROHIBITION FRENCH MAINTAIN of tin- - m. i an ship wot (leneral Huatnn Thompaon In th ao-- t BY lam I'. iBMaiibux (talaniy ullrtl railway m ill pay 'naee, which I MOLINK CAPTURED BTRINGENT IS I NEUTRALIZATION CHARGE It Int oltea IT", iiiiii.'uui mil uff Pill, I OF not milt .1' ' SOLDIERS OF THE CZAR LAID lor " id tn. huit'lr'! railroad. CAPITAL UNLIKELY AGAINST GERMANY I nf ih aajraii, umk-- r tlm in The mas l.yvolvaa tka rlpkt of tka NOW UNLIKELY IN ACTIVITY UNDER iniu, ,.( isjh piMtmnst'-- (nral to ham th Conditions Position Commanding Road Tor- i Unfavorable For Teutonic Submarie Fired .."",',,, reajolrvM, Iruwatrer, im-i- .i ii. "dluetlna rallwa mall pay. U Ilia, th t, .it be-i-n In'' 7 paid Proposed Into Beskid M milium pedo at Clo-- e Eiinjre While uk ttf token Pretlous to mull waa for Plan to Exempt i a lali To tli ivaiati-llsliiin- innnally db tk bal nf an allmat , By Muscovites; Bui . City of Mexico From Pight-ing- Taken GREAT BRITAIN DIFFICULTIES Some of Boats Were Still JH nf fa'is "i" iiuii. owrii-- mail b) act tea! walakina for l dayi i tup i.i Km. ii run mill III slili. Mf dlvMMuj Ike loinly by ninety. Says Secretary Bryan. tie Likely at Uzsok. Davits, is t Statfiinent. in litis ih stall .1. p ni in. in will Thi was ktinwn aa Ih alx-da- y divisor. After July 1. th wkole number I7, A April (II . 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