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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-25

mas de Ia guerra. La Historic
Y lie Arte tienen IN temple
menos Y la Iglesia de Dios ha
perdido una de sus caSas mas
grandes Y gloriosas. BajO sus
naves, Sc cobijarcn eli fasto de
las consagraciones de los reyes
de Francia, va no resOnaran
los cantos de paz, cuando lie
que Ia bora de Ia concOrdie
en- la yieja Europa.
Ell gobierno de Burdeos ha
Drotestado sOlemnemente con-
ira la destruction de la histo-
RIGA cathedral. Los de LOndres
y San Petersburgo, tambien.
OtroS pueblos apartadOs de la
iucha han hech0 cOrO en- eSta
elegica lamentaci6n caida So
bre, fuera unicOmentae la pie
~artisticO Y venerable, como an
tes sObre los murOs deshechos
de la Universidad de Lovaina.
Hacen la guerra, fecundan
campos para que la guerra los
destruya Y luegO protestan
contra la guerra.
Ante ell valor del Arte Y
de Ia Historic destruidOs, hay
quien Sc olvida del valor de
millares de millares de vidas
sacrificadas en- plena juven-
tud.i Como 81 cl ideal del hon.
bre, fuera unicamente la pie
dra labrada a cincel, ell arcO
sostenido por cOlumnas hist6
ricas, las naves que repiten,
agrandan y prolongan los ecOs
del organO!
iQu6 bellas y cue galIardas
las catedrales, perfilando sus
torres en- ell azul purisimo del
aire! iOh, las magnificas Uni
versidades, con sus pOrtadas
gGticas y sus claustros llenos
lie c&piteIcs maravillosos! Pc
70 que triste, sin la presen-
cia de una multitud que reza
. estudia! Mientras las pro-
JeStas pOr la destruction de la
cathedral de Reims y Ia Uni
verSidad de LOvaina, hace de-
Cramar l&gTimas de indigna-
ci6n Y de duelo. la guerra con
yjnua segando vidas en- plena
iuVentud. La juVentud que ale
era los salones universities,
hechos catedra y laboratorio y
ilena cl temple oS dias en-
que el pueblo ceIebra su fies-
a Traditional.
Sin estos iovcnes sacrifi-
cados en- la Iucha, naves, claus
ros, capiIlas, porticos y salo-
mes SeTan como inmensas tum-
bas en- Ia soledad de la TERRA.
En- ellos la veiez cultivara una
Ciencia sicmpre igual o reZa-
"a una plegaria repetida cicn-
OS dc wees; pero no escruta-
= los hOrizontes de un por-
Nenir LELAND, nj elevara a
los cielOS una oraci0n que Sc
renueva todos los dias.
Jose MONTERO.
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NOTAS MARGI-
MALES
DIOR A ~CHAMUsQUINA.

Cuando Sc publiquen estas no
tas, quizaS haya acabado la
batalIa de Aisne; pero "a que
parte Sc habra incIinado Ia vic
toria Y Quien sera eI afortuna-
do general, aleman 0 aliado,
que circunde sus sienes con
una corona de laurel?
En- las pr0celosas informa-
clones de la batalla, ell enten-
dimiento naufraga facilmente
cansado de buscar ell canine
que le lleve a t6rmino SECURE,
de conOcimiento y eyactitud.
Todos los dias la Oficina de
Burdeos describe ell vuelO del
aguiIa imperial. Ave majes-
guosa, rcpliega 81 ala izquier-
da, como herida en- ell flanco,
eXtiende y ahueca ell ala de-
Tccha, con gracia de abanicO,
y permanece firme en- ell cen
tro, con las garras clavadas
en- Ia TERRA, como raices.
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fIego que log habia CalentadO
t0Qa Ia nocha,
! ej cato les dijo:
La Illusion cs eI tesOTU de los
pobrcs..'
JUAN RLCLIEPIN.
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KING FURNITURE COMPANY
2O5-2O7 w. Commerce St.
"Draughon's" Colegio Practice Commercial.

LA UNICA ESCUELA en- Texas que ofreee la gran ventsja de dsponer de
una maGuipa de esuibis para caa cstudisnte de estenografa. La gran escuaa
para d aprendizaje de los negocioa, del suroeste.
La escueIa que ha alcanzado las enormes preparedness para poder dr un SER
viio euuHativo Y la ensehanza de IN sistema modelo. Lnf6rmese I'd.
"Draughons CoIegio practice de negocios, Esq Alamo Plaza y Crockett St
San Antonio. Texas. Especialdad en- Ia ensenanza de IngHs.
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En- el canine por donde iban
lamentando su desgr2ciada suer-
te en~contraron IN pobre cato que
mauiiaba.
Era en- verdad mas desgracia-
do cue elios, pues no tenia mas
que Ia pie. pelada 5Obra sus hue
SOS.
ST Eubiera tenido pelos en- la
pial, sin duda no hubiera sido tan
miserable.
81 su piel no hubjera sido tan
miserable, seguramente no Sc le
verian los huesOs.
Y 81 hubiera tenido algo mas
que la pieI, sin duda que hubie-
"a sido bastante fuerte para atra-
par con que alimentarse.
Pcro como 10 tenia peios y con
su pobre pieI sobre sus huesos,
era en- yerdad IN pObre cato.
Los pobres son buenos Sc a.
yudan los unOs . los otros.
Los pobres de nuestro cucnt0
regocijaronse al enccaurar al ga
10, Y no Pensaron en- com5rselo.
por el contrario, lie dieroa IN p0-
co de tocino, que les haOian dad0
. clos de carload.
Ell CATO despues de haber CO.
mida, echo . andar dela2ta De
elios Y los cOndUjo a una VEGA
chOza abandOnada.
Habia en- ella dos ~asientOs una
chimenea, segUn pudieron yer al
entrar, MERGED 2 IN rayO de luna
que desapareci6 en- segUida.
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LA CATEDRARL DE REIMS.

En- ~ oyu1 Durisin,o sobra
los o,n,,o, bno,oaDf,s car
.m.Jo, ,;n.In..n raL.a 81
r,. l. - ho+ouo I, a,+o
d 5t%S'l - w P ," "s' aI2,b :" '" ~.
or,:,e 40 e,,I torrog con,o mo-
n~Iorar;o 10 u Dio5ro Ios
,:ST5. %;.[r;o -
T..alI..
Lao, nnnooaa -;
~. -adSs ~
49,. H. rwanaia 81 col Io;a
Va pesos ue u luz {" IoSeIo-
mes y FehI"ll"ie' J en- Ia eS-
PteIiut1a 'Gse'"0ioH oe gf"-
MO- TOO" iioFss, I'll SuS cam
DGndS QOrInlaQ las woes cue
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Literature Y Vari@dedes
Ell TESORO DE LOS
POBRES

Este es IN Cuento para nInOs:
sin embargo, punden leerlO las
personals mayores, yquiza saquen
de 81 algGn pr0vech0.
Voy 4 hablar para los peque-
nos, pero procurar6 poner alGo de
substantial para los grandes.
iFeliz 20 81 logro divertir a los
unos y hacer refieXionar a los
otros,
Habia ana vez. va no recuerdo
en- que pals, dos pobres, tanto
que no poseian NADIA; pero NADIA
de NADIA.
No tenfan pan para pOner en- IL
alacena nj terreno donde constru-
II una casa.
81 lutheran tenido I'm POGO De
terreno podrian haber ganado con
que construir una casa.
TeniandO casa lutheran podido
colocar alacena.
y 81 lutheran tenido alaeena,
seguramente que en- uno cuaL-
quiera de sus rincones lutheran
e~ncontrado IN pedazo de pan.
Pero no tenian nj terreno, nj
casa, nj alacena, nj pan: eran
verdaderamente po0res.
900
L0 que mas echaban de menos,
no era ell pan, sino Ia casa.
Porque de pan siempre encon-
traban algln mendrUgo que lie
varse q la boca, Y a TeCes IN 20
co de tccino y hasta IN POGO de
sidra.
Pero lutheran p-eferido ayu-
mar siempre, sabiendO que teniaD
una casa donde podrian qUemar
alguna lena conversar al ladO
de las brasas.
Porque 10 mejor que nay en- Ell
mundo, mUcho mejCr que conner,
es ell ser duenO de cUatr0 murCs.
sin los cuales uno no IS mas que
una bestia errante.
Y aqueIIos pobres Sc cOnsidera-
ban mas pobres que nuEca du-
raute Ia noche de una gran hes-
Ia, t-iste noche para ellos, So.em-
ne allegro para los otros cue Ce-
Man tuego en- "a chimenea Y IA
ola puesta en- IA lumbre,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
All Ports Closed and Big Guns Are Being Rushed Strengthen FoHcahon
Great Naval Battle Reported Under Way In North Sc;
Summary Of Today S WarNews

German attack on Quebec is said to be anticipated.
Official reports from France give definite details of
the strength of the French in Aace the Swiss from
tier where General JOffre is believed to be in command
Austrian troops have been hurried to the aid of the Ger
and important battle is believed to be imminent
Indications that another forward movement of the
main French force in preparation Metz as official
reports from Paris say the German troops have inundated
the See valley between Metz and Nancy TO hinder the
French advance but the quantity of water is understood
to be insufficient to prevent the French forward move
ment.
Aside from the flanking movement through Belgium
by which the French assume the Germans trying to
get the of the great French fOreses the from
tier, indications were today that strong German ad-
is TO be made on France by way of Luxemberb.
A German reeonnoitering patrol has penetrated 46
miles into French territory.
The London Daily Telegraphs Brussels CORRESPONDENT
tsaSs that Germany is mobEing 100000 OF the Land
sturn final reserves
Numerous skrmishes are recorded along the France
German front, none, however, very serious.
The French troops reported in Paris to have seized
a German aeroplane factory at Muelhausen.
German troops occupy the town of Lege but not the
surrounding forts which still holding out today ac-
cording to Belgian reports.
ull in the fighting announced from Brussels,
which city expects that the next clash will occur when
the allied forces have completed plans to take the often
sive against the German troops
Brussels reports the German cavalry racing before the
French advance.
The German cruisers Goeben and Bresau have evaded
their British and French pursures and have arrived IN
the Adratic An Austrian fleet was reported proceeding
from Pola to succor them.
Paris reports that Austrian troops have fallen back
before the Servans the Bosnian frontier
Montenegrin artillery bombarded the Austrian fort
fcatons at the port of Cattaro yesterday
Austrian cruiser bombarded Antivarl, Montenegro.
small group of German soldiers who sought refuge on
Dutch territory TO be detained at Alkmaar Holaha'
till the end of the
Ships reaching New York today report hearing wre-
less messages that the North German Lloyd steamer Aro
prinz Wilhelm had been captured by the British cruiser
Essex in the North Atlantic.
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New York. Aug. io.-l'rom Two
sourres to-day came q report To- New
York hat the North German Lloyd
llnor kronpriuz Wilhelm hns been
captured oy the aritlsh cruiser kaueN
and tnken 90 Bermuda as a prize.
The liner Narrpganscu reported
having heard "A eireloss mcssas, 90
this eject and the manager OF the
Royal Mail stcam packets whose
ships run 90 Bermuda. said he hat
heard similar reports.
The report was given some crc0-
enro here la view of the announce
ncnt hy the Canadian government
made az Ottawa last nleht that the
i1sseN had advised the bermuda sia-
ton that she was bringing Iva "a prize
The namn of thc captured vessel Mas
not disclosed lea the governments au'
uounecmCnt
SINE the beginning ~ the war the
! Essex has been cruising between hrr-
muda and Halifax The measuse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
GERMAN TROOPS CoNCENTRNTE
Al.ONG RUSSIAN BORDER

81 Petersburg, Aug 10. via Lon
don, i.02 y. m.--The regular troops
Of the German army who hitherto
had been scattered IN small dctach-
mcnis along the frontier. are now
concentrating near the Russian bor-
der In brigados. composed OF two or
three regiments each, all In readiness
TO take the field.
The positions In the border villages
have been occupied by units of cav
airy and Infantry of the German
army reserve. No serious encounters
have occurred yet ON the frontier bat
frequent skirmishes between outposts
are reported. while German military
aeroplancs fly daily In the direction
of kovno. capital of the Russian
province Of the same name, which
has AN outlet ON the Baltic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
nELGIANs STILL CLAIM To
DOMINATE LIfGE StTJ ALTON

London. Aug. 80, y. m.-Mes-
eascs received here today In official
quarters from the Belgian general
stan assert that the occupation OF
the town of LieRe by the German
troops has not had the slightest in
flucnco on the strategic situation. n
Is declared that So long as the ring
Of forts around Liege remains in
tact as stiil is, sthc guns command
three Of the principal roads by which
the German army can advance. This,
it is pointed out. makes il impossible
for the Germans under the present
circumstances 10 receive supplies or
ammunition.
Every line Of railroad between
Liege and the German frontier II al
legged 10 have been destroyed. and
the Bclgian troops are said To have
blown up cVcry hridg,. ouivcrt and
tunnel The Belgian general stan
declares that Il has received reports
that the Germans. expecting 60 take
Liege in few hours Drought with
them oniy sufficient food for few
days and little ammunition. their
plan being 60 rush Licso and make
il their base OF operations.
The same authority stltes that the
Oerman assertion of the capture ol
1900 belgian prisoner is haseloss
and adds that not Jingle Belgian
soldier remains In The own Of Llegc
as they are all quUrtcred ia th,
| forts.
AZ far as can he loarned by tn'
Belgian general staf some l20,no'
| German troops were engaged "a
Liege They are said 90 have beer
go weakened as 40 boz Unable effect
! Nely 20 attack The f.rts. on th'
other hand Il iF argued that Il q
not possible for The forts tp eoncen
trntc their fire on the own OF Lieg'
itself.
The next development IN the stu
alton Is expected tu hc The arrival %
the Relslan main army, reported 4
be advancing rapidly rom Louvaii
in the northwest 90 attack the Ger
mans occupying the town of Liege,
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LINER KRONPRINz WILHELM
CAPTURED As WAR PRIZE BY
BRITISH CRUISER ESSEX

which the Nurrsgansctt ls said 10
have intercepted read as follows;
"Rrlnglng in Krouprlnz Wilhelm as
"a prize
The managcr of the Royal Mali
steam packet said he had every rea-
son 20 believe the report was true.
He would uni say whore he had heard
II. but Dc wus believed that the Brit
ish consul was his authority.
Rigorous censorship r. being en-
forced in Bermuda and no conhrma
tion OF the report could be obtained
az Hamilton.
The kronprinz wilhelm, named In
honor of IA, heir 90 The German
throne. was launched MAJ 1909. she
IL G6s feet long, of s0-foot beam, a.
500 displacement and $4,000 horse
power. She haA "a speed of about 30
knots and az the time OF her launch
Ing was one of the fastest and largest
vessels ahoat.
she has accommodation Tor l,7lS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
AMERICANS IN PARIS
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION

Paris. Aug. l0.-Q:40 y. m) )-some
Americans have suffered arrest owing
10 not being IN possession of official
PERMISSION to remain in Paris. Among
them WAS Miss Edith Peabody. be-
iiovcd 10 be- from Boston. Mass, who
was taken into custody while she was
casually roaming around the forti-
nlations. As she had nO documents
on her 20 prove her identity. she was
kept iu cell for short time but
was then released upon promising
10 GO immediately 90 The commissury
OF police and obtain "a permit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
GERMAN ADVANCE INTO
OtRTliE VALLEY CliECkED

Brussels. Via Paris, Aug. 10, i0;t9
a. m.--Information from tho front
confirms the report that the Ger
man troops have ceased their ad-
vance by the valley of ourthe. They
arc said 10 have retired on their re-
verses and 10 be throwing UP de-
fensise works.
The German offensive movement
10 the north Of Liege is dcyeloping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
MARTIAL LAM DEfLNfED
TO-DAY N SWITZERLAND

Washington. Aug. lo.--thafEc
Huohcschcr 81 the Swiss legation mo-
titled the state department that mar
tial law had been declared Ia sWit4-
crlnnd. Both French and German
troops are monacins the integrity of
switzerland with their operations Ia
the vicinity Of Bnsle. which lies close
To MuclhHusen reported captured hl
the French. The charge stated that
the activities 40 near the Swiss bor-
der have made % necessary tu pre-
pare 60 resist Invasion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
|ONLY TWO FORTS REMAIN
STANDING AT LIECE AND
BELCIANS START RETREAT
Not a Single Word Passes Iron
Censorship of the War Lord

tachments of the famous Turcos or
native troops from the French col
ouy OF Algeria penetrated upper Al
soCc today.
The Turcoa who penetrated Alsace
today are Arabs recruited In Algeria,
where they are almost constantly In
active service In the southern prov
inces against the rowing tribes Of
Arab h0rsemen who continually
harass tho French troops Hall their
officers are French and the other
half rise from the ranks OF the ma
tiVes. They are remarkable sharp
shooters an dshowcd great bravery
In the Crimoan war as wen as In the
Franco Prussisn war OF 1901.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
Austria, England, France and
Russia Acknowledge Re-
ceipt Of President Wilson's
Note.
NO WORD YET FROM
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Americans in Paris Arrested on
Suspicion While Wander
ing About FortificatiOns;
Thousands Stranded in
Italy.

Washington, Aug. l9.-sccretary
Bryan announced today that he had
received ackonwledgcmcnt of Presi-
dent Wilson's tender OF good offices
from Austria Hungary, France, Great
Britain and Russia.
Mr.. Bryan decline dto Indicate the
nature OF any OF the responses but it
was understood that they were simply
acknowledgements.
The state department is continuing
It's efforts for the release OF air. and
airs. Archer Huntington OF New YORK
under arrest in Nuremburg.
The statement has been informed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
PROVIDING MANY TRANSFORMS

Toxic. Aug iO.--The Japanese
government today requisitioned sew
crEi additional transports.
The emperor Is expected 10 inter
rupt his vacation and return to Toxic
from Nikko on "Wednesday.
George W. Guthrie American am
bassador returned today from the
summer resort OF Miyanoshila and
conferred with some OF the othof
foreien ambassadors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

from greater distance.
The Seryian army Is being rapidly
organized and has begun 20 take the
offensive by penetrating BOSNIA near
Priboi and Nizgrad.
The Montenegrin forces occrpiod
spizsn, Pach,rovitz and Bdua. on an,
Dalniatian coast. and also carried bS
assault Netalka end sicnokos. sur
rounding heights.
The German minister, before b,
left serVia after receiving his pass.
ports. entrusted the care ,f German
aud Austrian subjects 10 the Amer
lean consul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
BATTLIssHIP MAINE HELD
On DUTY AT GIHIsAIT Az

Washington, Aug. iO-'rho battle
ship Maine, carrying midshlpmcn is
being held az Gibraltar for possible
rescue work among Americans In
Europe The armorod cruiser Ten
hcssee with .ts cargo OF gold is duo
In northern European waters by next
Saturday ana the cruiser North Car
olina probably will arrive about the
same time. The Maine may he used
la distributing gold To the retusoos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
SIN THOUSAND AAIERICANs
MAItOONilD II ilAiN

Rome, Aus iO.-Americau tourists
marooned ip italy by the Interruption
of the staamship service since the out
break of war are believed 10 number
about 5000. They are agitating for
prompt measures for their repafaiior.
II is understood that arrangement
are being made at Genoa Tor the de-
parture OF the steamer Principe Tn
dine on Wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
LIEGE COMMANDER CLAIMS
Ala. ToR1s ARE INTACT

Brussels. Via London Aug. 10. 5
D. m.-The commander Of the forts
al Iiege. according 90 an official an
nouncencnt, reports that all tho
forts are intact The soldiers and
aing them arc In fine health and
spirits and are AMPLY supplied with
provisions aud munitions. There ~
no causc FOR alarm.
The population OF idege maintains
It's calm and the official view - that
the situation is quite satisfactory.
All the approaches 60 brussels are
we'll susrded TO prevent anything IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

London August 10 (345 p. m.) The North sea was
again closed TO the fishing fleet today The harbOr
ter at Scarborough received message from the admiral
ty nsructing him to tell the masters of fishing vessels
not TO go out until further notice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
AEROPi.iNEs TAKE PtRT IN
SHARP ENGAGEMENT

Pans, Aug. 10, In'50 q. ny
statement issued hy ,ho war depart
ment 20 a late hour last night rays
that numerous skirnishes are taking
place along the entire 'front.' of the
French army. one clash with the
Germans was violent and the losses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

New York, August TO- Pierre Mali Belgian
sui at New York today said that according to his ad
vices from Belgium only the forts at Lege remained
standing today against the German invasion These two,
he said would be abandoned and the Begians soldiers
would retreat in good order. They would proceed to
Namur and join 900 French troops Namur is strong
y fortified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

the nature OF surprise from recon-
motoring parties of Gernan cavalry.
small bodies ol uhlans nave been
signaiied in an directions. Generally
they have lost their bearings and
surrender Immediately on being ehal.
lcngrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

Quebec, August 10.-H s. Mundheim, German
subject manager for the Cement Products Of Canada
Limited who being held at the citadel prisoner
of war has been released on parole.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
BoMBARDAIENT on BIaGRADE
NOM ~ FOURTH DAY

NlHh, scrVla, Aug. lp.-The Aus
trian bombardmont OF BeigrRdo has
continued for the pAst four days.
The heavy guns caused severe dam
axe 10 private property but were less
elective yesterday when the fire was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10
BELGRADE STILL STANDS
AFTER FOUR DAYS OF FIERCE
BOMBARDMENT BY AUSTR|ANS

Ottawa, Ont, August TO- 1t learned today that
the military authorities rushing big guns to Quebec
with all possible speed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

Montreal, August 10. The port of Montreal was
ordered closed today by the minister OF Only
two small grain carriers in port
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

Quebec, August 10. The port of Quebec is now
closed under orders from the federal authorities No ship
will be allowed to leave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-10

Halifax N. S., August 10. Two Germans were taken
prs1ner today at Custer here the charge of be-
ing spies
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FAMOUS TURCOs TROOPS
RIDE INTO Ai.SACEI
Paris. Aus. 10, i.i7 ,. m.--De-