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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-30

United Press
FORT .LEAvENWoRTH, April q
, a-she second s.,adron OF the t'ifts
cavalry, fou saops, totaiier tst
hund'ed men, LEFT at o'clock thi
morning over the Missouri Pacific fo1
Trinidad. They will arrive at thei,
destination tomorrow morning.
The troops were dismounted, taking
only arms, ammunition and personal
luggage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-30

TRINIDAD, Colo, April 2o.--It is
reported this afternoon that seven
strikebreakers were slain at Forbes
and the strikers burned the buildings
and abandoned the camp.
1t is also reported that eight mill
tiamen were slain in Walsenburg this
afternoon in an attempt to assault
the strikers in their position.
CANON CITY, April 29.-The fed
eral cavalry arrived at noon. This
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-30

DENVER, April 29.-Troops f and
H, of the Twelfth cavalry, passed
through here this morning en- route
from Fort Russell to Canon City. Cap
tain F. L. Parker is in command
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-30

afternoon the troops relieved the mill
tia in Fremont county.
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Official Statements from London and Paris Agree Engagement Under Way No Details Pass Censorship
SIGNS POINT TO STEADY ADVANCE OF WHOLE GERMAN ARMY
Summaryof Today's War News

Complete silence is maintained to the fortunes Of war
in the big fight understood to be in progress somewhere
along line extending through Belgium and Luxembourg
Dispatches give evdenc Of the presence of Of Ger
troops pushing their way to the front behind i'm
penetrabe of cavalry whose dashes in search of
information to the whereabouts of the allied troops
have resulted in sharp clashes and heavy casualties
The commanders of the allied forces of French British
and Belgans will not permit anything about their posi-
tions to become public and since the official note made
known the presence Of large British expeditonary force
the continent its movements have been hidden from
the outside world.
Dispatches from Paris and London report fighting
around Brussels but with what is not known The
Belgian and French allies in contact with the advanc
ed lines Of the German army.
The fate of Lege forts is not definitely known Ger
dispatches describe them the hands of the Ger
army since the arrival Gs heavy artillery while
Belgian military authorities they still intact
and holding out bravely.
In Alsace-Lorraine, the French turning movement
through southern Asace appears from French reports to
be progressing favorably for the French and this
to receive confirmation in despatch sent out by the
Wolff bureau the German official news agency, saying
two batteries Of Guns taken by the French who
tinued their march forward
All these reports however. refer to the preliminary
meeting of opposing bodies of troops leading up to the
great battle which may already have begun Even lead
ing Frenchmen take occasion to point out to their
ymen that the decisive conflict is yet to and that
too mach reliance must not be placed reports Of de-
moralizatiOn among the German troops.
1t again reported that naval encounter has occur
red in the North sea.
French official note confirms reports of Servan
victory at Shabats Austrian force of $4,000 men,
The Ausrians said to have lost 5000 killed and 900
wounded.
A Montenegrin army is reported within two hours
march of the fortified Austrian seaport of Ragusa in
Dalmatia The Monetegrns had already captured
ber of towns in the vicinity.
Two large Austrian steamers were captured today by
the French.
An exhortation to the world by the Pope calls for pray
for peace so that the merciful God may
be wearied with the prayers of his children and speedily
The evil of giving to them who rule to
think the thoughts of peace"
King Alfonso of Spain, with Premier Data. to
fer with French and British ambassadors at Madrid
cerning Span's attitude.
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No NJ MINATION OF
NJ REYNOLDS To
SENATE
President Signs Document this
Morning Elevating AttOr-
ney General to Supreme
Bench and Naming Gregory
of Texas.

Washington. Aug 1e.-Thc prcsi-
dent signed to-day the following nom
.natlona:
Attorney General James e McRey-
nulds To- De- member of the supreme
court.
Thomas WAIT Gregory Of Texas. 10
be attorney general Of he United
states.
Attorney General McReynolds will
ni the Vacancy made vacant by the
death recently Of Associate Justice
Lurton. Mr. Gregorywho VIII sue
cced 20 the attorney rcncralship at
present is special assistant attorney
General
Mr. Gregory WAS born IN CraW-
fordsyillo. Misa., Nov. 6. 1861 and was
admitted to the Texas bar l1 lSs5.
Ills home ts iu Austin. A. special
counsel for the state ot Texas, he
! prosecuted many antitrust cases.
Secretary Garrison was the presi-
dents original choice for attorney
general but hc decided however. that
1 ne could not az this time part with
/ Mr. Garrison's service ns head of the
war department. The secretary was
| for long time on the bench IN New
| Jersey.
| The appointment OF SIR McRey-
nnlds viii marx the first break la Mf
| Wilson's official household u IL said
to have been the presidents ambition
Co go Through his administration
| without "a change in his cabinet
Tho nominations were presented "a
the senate Immediately after a. con-
vened and We're formally referred "a
committees. There are some lndica'
lions OF opposition to Mr Mcisey
nolds' confirmation by three or fuui
! senators. Administration leaders
! however say very recent poll Of
the senate assures AIR. McReynolds
/ continuation.
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Chow is under 5000. the fortfica-
tons are believed tn be formidable.
Since the war began the harhor hns
been mined and the land defenaes
strengthened with wire entanEie-
ments. carthworks and mined zones.
Many Chinese coolies have been
employed besides the troops of the
garrison.
The legation quarter in Peking Is
deeply affected by the prospect he
cnuse many Of the German and Brit
ish officers who viii participate IN
the hrhting have been members Of
Peking society during their terms OF
service In tho legation guards.
Young German business men. who
have gone as rescryists have many
English friends iu TIE various treatH
ports
There being mo- German laborers
In China practically all the rcservists
are officers Their number h snfh-
Client To form several companies
Their families are appealing to the
German legation 90 urge Berlin -
capitulate. but the legation has been
unable 10 communicate with Berlin
since the cables have been cut
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MEANS BEGINNING on FIRST
BIG BATTLE on WAR

London, Aug. 10 (s:20 =. M The
curt annuuncemS NJ In telegram
from brussels. dated last night, of
fierce fighting between Belgian and
German troops along an extended
front IL generally accepted IN London
to-day as indicating the real beginning
uf the FIRST bis battle Of the war.
The German attack Is today again
reported made on the direct orders
of Emperor william himself TO his
generals in the held.
The exact extent of the line oi
lighting haS not yet been revealed.
but presumably n stretches In a
north and south line. Reyond this
Us definite location IN virtually guess
work.
Refugees from piest Tirlemont
and other towns In that section OF
Belgium who fled NJ the German
approached, are coming into Brus-
els Ia great numbers. They declare
that since the inhabitants vacated
Tirlemont German shells have been
dropping in the town aud that sub
sequently the Belgians broke the
German advance there at the point
af The hayonet
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POPE Plus ISSUES
EXPLOITATION To WORLD

Rome, via London. Aug - Uo.bo
a. mD.-The pope has addressed the
following exhortation 10 the whole
world.
AT this moment. when nearly the
whole of Europe is being dragged
into the vortex Of a most terrible
war. with is present dnngera aud
miserics, and the consequences %
follow. the very thought Of which
must strike everyone with grief and
horror we whose care Is the life and
welfare Of 30 many citizens and pe0-
pie cannot but Dc deeply moved and
our heart wrung with the bitterest
sorrow.
And In the midst OF this universal
confusion and peril we feel and
know that both fatherly love aud
apostolic ministry demand of us that
We should With all earnestness turn
the thoughts of Christendom thith"r
whence cometh help'-ihc Christ.
the Prince OF Peace and the most
powerful mediator between God aud
man.
we charge. therefore. the CATH
Olics oi the whole world 20 approach
the throne OF grace aud mercy each
ana an of them, ana more especially
the clergy. whose duty furthermore
it viii De Ia make In every parish.
az their bishops shall direct. public
suppiication. SO that the merciiui
!. Cod may. az Il were. be Wearied with
the prayers OF his children and
speedily remove th. eyll causes of
war eiying 10 them who rule 60 think
the thoughts Of peace. and not Of af-
| iirton
! From the Palace Of the Vatican,
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To INQUIRE INTO
ALLEGED GERMAN WRONGS

Paris. Aug. 10. 1905 a m.-The
brussels respondent of Havas
agency telegraphs as follows
- committee 10 inquire into al
legged breaches Of the laws of war
- the Germans has drawn up its
statement of facts In the case of Ma
ior Van Damme, Who was wounded
az Tlaelen on August ~ and dis
patched. IL Is claimed, by revolver
shot from the German. II is set
forth that Major KHapen was killed
under similar circumstances at prs-
mael on August =.
Emile Vanderveld. the Socialist
leader IN the Belginn chcmber OF
deputies. who recently became min
ister Of state. has returned from a
visit 20 Paris. where he conferred
with the prominent men Of all par
ties lie says that hls visit gave him
absolute certainty Of final victory
for the allies.
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BELGIAN RETREAT ON
ANTWERP Is REpORTED

Paris. Aug. 10 O0.bN a, MI An
official announcement this morning
SAYS the retirement of Belgian troops
toward Antwerp Is rumored but not
confirmed.
II is officially explained that even
were this report true, Il will be
neither a grave symptom nor uneN-
pected The defensive organization
of belgium as conceived by General
Bfialmont and presented In techni'
cal works. provides that Antwerp be
considered aa a Hast defense II has
been fortified with care and q today
vast entrenched camp an the flank
of the enemy.
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SERVIAN VICTORY HAs
OFFICIAL CONFIRM ATION

London, Aug. ~. is2o y. m.--An
official communication received here
from Paris declares that oonfirma-
ton IL at hand of previous reports
of Servian victory at Shabats over
SO o1O Austrians. Shabais is Ia ser
Via. 90 miles west Of Belgrade.
The Austrians suffered a severe
defeat. with very heavy losses IN men
and munitions According To ad-
vices from Rome their casualties
amounted 10 5000 men Killed and
9 900 wounded,
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FRENCH MOTHER PROUD
TO GIVE HER SONS

Paris. Aug. 10. il.is a. ma
woman with four sons In the French
army today walked slowly down tho
stepn of one of the municipal Offices
where relatives are informed official
IS whether soldiers are dead. wound
I'd or unreportcd
She was exceedingly white but her
emotion was greater than could be
expressed In tears 4 friend came M
quickly and snid
Have you good news7 ! am "a
rlod my Jean IL safe"
YES. they are an safe was the
reply. "They are safe In the arms
of the Father ] am proud to give
an 10 the cause"
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BELGIAN GOVERNME-T IL
TRANSPORTED TO ANTWERP

Paris. Aug. - C2:2S y. mD.-An
official communication from Brus-
sells. made public today. gives GER
tain details uf the transfer of the
seat OF the Belgian government from
Brussels 20 Antwerp.
This transfer IL not an immediate
necessity. Il IA explained. but - -
preferred to effect IL now la q nor
NAL manner. rather than risk inter
rupti0n 20 government business.
While Belgian officials have gone
Ia Antwerp. their families remain IN
brussels The queen and the princes
are at the Antwerp palace, while the
king Is with the army
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MoNTENEGRIN ARMY WITHIN
TWO HOURS on RAGUSA

London. Aug. 10. s.l0 A. ny
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company from Rome. sent from that
city yesterday. SAYS that a message
from Cettinle states that the Mon
teneerin army is within two hours
march Of kagusa. a fortified seaport
of ustria- Hungary In Daimaila, 3s
miles northwest OF cattaro.
King Nicholas. the message adds
has been notified by the Austrian
authorities that II his army attacks
the large number of prominent Ser
vians and Montenegrins held az Ra-
gusa as hostages viii be shot Among
the hostages IL Count Ivo Neplovic,
brother of King Nicholas.
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FRENCuIMAN CONES OUT
WITH SENSIBLE WAR TALK

Paris. Aux. 10 (iiis y. m)-"out-
post combats. however interesting
and characteristics. do not justify us
In counting on the certainty of a
prompt and definite victory" writes
former Minister ~ Foreign Affairs
stephen Pichon In the Petit Journal.
Il find too much said about the
Germans being demoralized. Their
original over-cOnfidence may give
place 20 doubts. bat that ls ali. Ths
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CANNONADING HEARD N
ntUSSEI.S THIS MORNING;

Paris. Aug. 10, i2,s6 p. ma dis
patch 10 the Paris Midi from Brus-
sells. dated today, says cannonading
was distinctly heard In brussels at q
o'clock this morning.
The correspondent adds Il is un-
deFstood that German army Is
marching on brussels by way OF Huy
and JOdoigne.
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GERMAN GUNBOAT aORCED
TO DlSNRM At NNNkINC.

london. Aug ~. l:2o y. m.-The
Central News publishes dispatch
from Rome saying that the German
gunboat Vatorland has been forced
To disarm az Nanking. China. The
Naterland II 1874 feet long and has u
displacement of i66 tons.
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CARNAGE TERRIBLE IN
SkIIgNISu At DINANT

Paris. Aug. ls, sos a. m.--Details
% the fighting al Dinant between the
French ana German troops show
that the carnage was terrible. The
first French company, although deci-
mated. held a position untll anotheE
company came up with artillery
which destroyed bridge. The
French cavalry then advanced and
pushed the German attackers back
into the Mcuse.
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death ON Il hangs the existence of
Germany a. well as that of France.
IL viii be waged furiously on both
sides. u will probably be- long and
the lasscs enormous.
Let us make up our minds to the
fact that We have TO- contend with
the most redoubtahie army In Europe
ana have need for all Of our material
and moral forces
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KING ALFONSO CALLS An
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE

Madrid. Via Paris, Aug. 10, age
a. mixing Alfonso, accompanied by
Premier Dato, has returned from san
Sebastian and will have important
conferences with the French and
English ambassadors in regard 20
Spaln's attitude toward the European
conflict IL Is stated,
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CHARGE ANOTHER OUTRAGE
To GERMAN SOLDIERS

London. Aug. -. li:35 a.. ma
dispatch 10 the star says refugees
from Magdeburg, Germany, report
that German soldiers fired on 5000
Italians confined In the barracks
there killing seven and wounding
sixteen, because some of them shout
ga "Hurrah Tor Italy"
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man advance posts covering the re-
gion between GemhlouN and Jo-
doigne are being gradually pushed
back before the advance of Belgian
and French forces
The Belgians and French are now
in close junction and IN contact with
the advance lines OF the German
army.
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ARTISTS FORM s.)CIETY
To AID THE HELPLESS

Paris. Aug. 70. $500 y. m.-The
Society Of French Artists. the Ma
tional Society ~ Fine Arts ana other
groups have formed n committee un-
der the title OF the brotherhood Of
Artists 90 look after the wives and
families Of 1900 painters. scuiptorH.
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GERMAN TROOPS OCCUPY
MI.AMA IN POLAND

Berlin. via Amsterdam ana Lon
don, AuE. 10. ii.4S q. m-German
troops today occupied the town ot
Mlawn In Russian Poland. close 20
the German frontier, ON the War
saw railroad
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN PRINCE
GOES To THE FRONT

London. Aug. 10, t:i2 y. m.--Ae-
cordinE a. advices received here to-
day from ~. Petersburg. Grand Duke
Michael Alexandroyitch, brother OF
Emperor Nicholas has left -. Pc
tersburg TO Join the Russian fighting
line.
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engravers and architects who are
serving with the colors.
Count Castilhon de saint Victor.
the We'll known aeronaut, who last
year became Jesuit priest at con-
terbury. England. has returned 90
join his old regiment ana will leave
for the frontier in few days.
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MANY POLES DESERT
To THE FRENCH ARMY

Paris. Aug. 10. 1909 "a. m.-An Of
ficlal statement issued the war office
says that many Poles engaged In the
mines and factories are volunteering
% serve in the French army. The
statement admitted that the Poles
asked particularly o. be permitted TO
fieht against Germany.
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Chicago. Aug. ia.--George Kelpfer.
pitcher. now with the Venice club oi
the Pacific coast league. has signed
Win the Chicago Americans for next
season Il was announced today
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Rome. Aug. 10, via Paris. ii0 y.
m.-The pope has had sudden re-
lapse. 4 bulletin issued by DR.. Mar
chiafnva leaves no doubt that the pa
tents life Is In danger.
The sisters OF the popo are con-
vinced that momentous crisis has
hensive.
tho miraculous image nf 81. Joseph
and remain PROSTATE In prayer.
Tho news of n serious setback IN
the condition Of the pontin. after tho
announcement Of this morning that
his holiness WAS better caused "A sem
sation In Rome.
Many people rushed 10 ST Peters
square for news. hoping that the
gravity OF the report was exaEger-
at"d. ON reading statements signed
by Drs. Amiei and Marchiafaya,
however. the dangerous condition OF
his health was realized.
Doctors Amici and Marchiafava
remain al the Vatican watching their
| patient constantly.
For a moment this afternoon the
doctors thought that the pope was
! dying through suffocation. Fortu-
nateiy the patient succeeded In eN-
pectorating. and now the crisis seems
| To be over
Nephritis complications, however.
are seriously feared.
! The Austrian ambassador al Rome
/ and the BaVarian minister were the
| FIRST "a call az the Vatican when the
/ serinus condition Of the pon,iff be-
| came known.
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Born at Riese, near Ven-
ice, June 2, 1885.
Studied in Riese, Treviso
and Padua.
Ordained priest in 1858.
Served as curate nine
years.
Appointed parish priest of
Salzano in 1867.
Chancellor of the diocese
1875.
viCar-oapitular 1877.
Bishop of Mantua 1884.
Cardinal and patriarch Of
Venice 1898.
Elected pope Aug. 8, 1908.
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RUSSIAN wARsHIP REPORTED ,
SINK IN BLACK SEA

London, Aug 10. 3:35 y. m.-An
unsuhstnntiated report has been re-
ceived here from 81 Petersburg that
q Russian warship foundered In the
Black sea after striking mine. and
that the Odessa docks are on fire.
The official information bureau has
no confirmation of this report.
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ATTACK EXPECTED ON GERMAN
COLONY Of KIAO CHOW

pekine Aug 10 The governor oi
Kaio Chow. the German colony In
China. today issued a proclamation
saying that an attack was immi-
nent.
Although the garrison az Klao
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GERMAN oUTPOsTs BEING
RAPIDLY PUSHED BACK

London. Aug 10. 2s2O y. ma
dispatch 10 the Reuter- Telegram
company from brussels says the Ger
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smIlh.Ahcarn Fieht Cancelled.

London. Aus is--The iisht arrang-
ed between Gunboat smith. the Amer
lean hrayyN eight pugilisi. aue Young
Ahearn OF New York has been cancel
led. smith sails Toe America fomor-
Tow.
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Rome. Aug. ~. via Paris, $3.50
p. m.-Tie dosctors hRVe admin
Isicred oxygen Co the pope. HE
was given stimulating nlcctions
and cupIIsd when death seemed
imminent.
These energetic remedies
brought about an anas.iiOratiOn.
hut nobody II yet nSie 10 say
whether they are only temporary
ar indicate that the crisis has
been overcome.
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OFFICIAL WARNING TO FRENCH
AGAINST OVERCONFIDENCE in
STRUGGLE TO THE DEATH

london. Avg. ~ uO:20 II. mD
IA dispatch to Reuters Tclc-
gram company from III7Isseis.
sent at O'Clock last night,
snNS;
"A ncrrc hattie l. in progress
between the Beigians and Ger
mans along AN extended front.
IRrgc numbers oT rclsZrcs are
arriving from 1irelmonI."
Parts. Aug. ~ u;On o. m.l-
Carcful study of the military ~it-
uation on the northern frontier
leads Trench military observers
io the conciusion that events
uanspiring La Iicig,um tnsiay arr
the beginning Oi operations on
an immense ssale.
Germany. Il Il Declared. u
making q fresh and naigh,ier ef-
Tort to hfeak into France
through the comparatively open
Bcielun country.
Government opinion In Paris.
however J. confident that the
allies will he able IA meet this
ahotk successfully aud reply Ia II
crusliingiy.
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Rotterdam via London. Aug.
10 C5;25 y. M The Cologne
Gassst. asserts that the advance
Of the German troOps. while slow.
has not becn seriously checked
any where.
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Rotterdam, Via London, Aug.
~ t3;s5 o. mD--Iarge contin-
gcnts or Austrian troops, includ-
ing mountain artllir,y, which the
German army l. without. have
passed points along the Rhine ou
their way Ia the TrGut.
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Ali this mighty battle and
MI not a movie machine
NLI allowed battle-ground!