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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
3meierlei Hriessberidjt-
trIfattnmg.
rSonoum Times" befennt, baR lie bic
Wabrheit niht brinsen fam. =
"Gbrlide 2riessmelnmnsen at Der
Sasesorbnmns in Wien" erfldrt Der
.NXoeiateo Href" CORRESPONDENT.

Qpnbon. "a. Tppembcr. Sic
ySimcs" idrcibt. oab bas Ylblifum
bafiir pernntiportlid) lit. ipenu cS nid,t
Ole uole Wabrbeit crfdbrt. unr iagt:
.Srgenp eiu Weriud). mnpiIfommenc
Nadriftcn frant nnb frci 81 oisfus
tiren. ruft inter Den ycicrn INNER
einen Sturm Der Gntriiituna bcrpor.
Vriefe fomnen. in Waiie, pcld)e ben
ebrlid1en Verihteritatter ais Sdmar5s
ieber unS bergleiden branomarfen.
aber mir miilicn bin5uiiisem. Dab fir
bic allgemeine 5enocns Der 3eitungcn.
ausiflieBlih quite Nadridten an brins
gen. Dor Maem Die 9egierung mno nid,t
bic Yreife peruntiportlid gemaht iper<
Den mnb. Sic 3eitungen brh;sen MIR
bic giIteq Nadrid1ten. neil CO ibnen
cinfah niht geitattet lit, Die iGlim>
men Hafridten 5u bringen. Sic
8cgierung bat Die 6unftion Der Yreiic.
Neuiefeifen gu iammeln mnb 81 uerz
0fientlid9en. an iih 9eriHen. nnb ibre
Confroue fuirh NIT gt6Bter B0rittffs
belt seiibt. 5ros alIer Yroteite miro
oieie Genimr INNER itrenger.."
Sie Zines" nciit i'm Veionocren
auf ben abipluten Iangcl an Neuigs
fciten aus SemtifzS iafrifa uno ans
beren iiberieeiiten &rieestbeatern bin.
idlieBt nber, bab I'M @roBen mne
@an5cn has Eublitum ii6cr Den Sort
gang bcs &rieses bod rihtis unter<
ridtet lporben lei. ~tpenn aud nitt
prompt unb oft san3 u~pnotbieer Wer<
ipdtuns."
Cb nit 8edbt ODER llnrcht. Die
9an3e Terantmortuns fir bicic 3ms
itGnbc miro Dem &riegSminiiter eoro
&itfcner in bic Sdube ~gciboben. Der
ais Siftator unb MntofrGt beScihnct
miro. gr\iibernabm iein gcgenpdr@
tises Nmt inter Der 8eSingung. oub
man ibrh pollitdnSig frcie 1anb laiie.
nnb pieie &anS lit cine Sanb BON
Glen.
Bier II. 90. Mop.-Gin 9orreipons
bent Der .Miiociateb YreB" mcloet:
Sic Wiener limb 10 iie9ecSuperiid)t>
lid. Dab Die @cgierun9 jibncn gar
nihts reorganization braud.t. Cine
iebe @cidOnisuns lpurbc seitcrn anecs
fiinbigt. bag bic p%erbiinoetcn 6eere
elmer groBcn ruiiiidcn 2rilppenmaht.
mclt)c Sipiihcn @ariS,aI >unS Spanz
sorno iibcr Die HSeidicl ainI. ats
ipcid)cn muBtcn. INN cine bciiere Stels
lung cin3unebmcn. Sic 9cnte lnien
bns nnb madtcn ibrcn Gommentar
ba5u."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
elm. memer Dreibams.

Nramtfurt q. Nc. %. Nftobcr.
(Yoitnadriht. j Sic .Sroniiurtcr
3cituns" mslpct aus Gonitantimopcl:
Scr TbihluB eincS Wcrtra9cs 6lpiid,cn
Mfabaniitan unS DER 5iirtci miro ais
p~oll5ogen anacnomn,cn. Su gut inter
ridtetcn &rsiien miro fcrnsr pcriihcrt.
baB audi 5ipiiGen Scr Sirici unr Yer
iicn Gin Vinnoni6pertra9 ab8eihloNen
WorScn lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

Den @ablen bon 1912 CAB n,a bcn
o%rin9cnocn @oritclungcu SranfI
reid's, g%nsluub's unb sipcifcllos allh
NiiBlanS's nad) linb fiibrte Die nllses
meine Wcbrpflidlt Elm Norgcn
lpirb ms picleid,t Gnglaur. ons MIR
bel iid Den IilitGrbieuit als ldi1is
auiicbt, CUR Grfiiauns n~niercr Ysrs
pflidtungcn aufforoern." Sarin bat
lid Sronfere. mic Die G~rcigniiic ins
5lpiiden bargctban babcnr nift 9ez
irrt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

YbiIabcIpbia, Ya.. "a. Sob.
-Nbermals lit in Ybilaoelpbia. Der
Wieae Der amerifaniidcn Srcibeit.
cine unatbdn9iafeits : grflGrune err
laiien iuoroen. uelde. tuenn criolgs
reid. @nglano'S WaGt beidrdnfen
mnb einem Woltc natbnale Selbitdns
oigfeit perleibcn ipirb. bcm Wolfc Srs
lambs ndmlih. bas bisber pcrgcblidy
oas britiide Sod ab5uiAiittcln pcrs
iudt bat.
Sic Veriammlune gait Dem Mnbcns
ten Der Iartprer fir Srlanb's Srei>
belt. Wibael Yarfin. @iQiam Ybiuipp
allen unb Nidacl C'8riem, bic I'M
Sabre. 1857 in Mandbciter nit Dem
&uie ~@ott idiisc Srlano" bas
Sdafiot >%beiicgen. nad)oem tic Die
iriid,cn Ydtrioten &eup uno 9eaip Den
3enfersfnedbten g~nglanb'S entriiien
batten. 3uglcid aber bate bic Wers
iaminlung ben 3sped. Die Solioaritdt
Der Sntereiien 9cutidlnnb's mno Or
lambs liar 3m itcllen un0 fir Den
3ilfsfonos Der oeutifen uno otter
rcidJiid)> ungariiden &rie9Snotbleibens
Den gu ipirfcn. Dem Der 9an3e grtrag
Der W%eranitaltuns 3u8in8.
Sen Woriib in Der Merchandising
fiibrte '9err Goblin. gr0ffnet muroe
Tic bmrd CrdcitersW ortrd9e. bas Mb>
iingen ocs Star Span9lcb Banner"
unb cine fur5e Iniprahc oes Wors
iieenocn.
Ser Stimmuna. nclhe bic Wcrs
lnmmlung beberridtc. 9ebcn am
beitcn bic TcIolutionen Musbrud. in
bencn cs unter Mnocrem bcibt:
.Wir ipciien Die bon GnglanS's
ncucitem Icrbcicraeanten. Sobn Mcof
mono. auf9citclte Vebauptun9 amriid.
baB bas iriihc Wolt icin NeburtsrcHt
pertauft bat fir bas Weripfetcn elmer
0cietnorlaae. wcldc Sr6nb ale
meicntliden attribute Der Sclbitrc9ies
run9 neriueiaert uno pelde ais 9od>
ipeiie bicnt. I'M inngc Srldnncr 3u
pcranlaficn. ibr 8lut fir England 81
pcrgicben.- Srlano's cinSiacm Seinn.
Bir iino Der Mniiht. onB Der icbt I'M
0an8c bcfinolid)c -Mriea bno Gracbpit
elmer fHmdblideh Wcrihm0rmne lit,
bic bon gnalanb anGc3cttelt ,unroe.
INN 0entihlano's padicnSe Wad)t al
3crf&wsttcrn. Ser 5a9 hcs Semtiden
Siedcs 3mr Sec lGltct has Stcrbes
itiinbden Der britiifen 2prannci 3ur
Sec Gin. CT uertiimSet Den 2po Der
cn9liiHen Scrrid,ait in SrlanS.. Mii
ben Naiicn bcS iriihen Bottles in bci
aan5en Melt wiinidcn. erboffen. CT
bcten mir cincn Sica 9eutihlano's
uno CcjtcrreiG's. Wir ienben &C.
neral Sc yet umo Den patriutiidier
Nurcm. mic ben Yatriotcn in Snbier
unb Heapptcn IN ibrem &fe aeaer
enaliiMe 1nrannci Mno llnteroriidunq
uniere Spmpatbic unb uniercm Wrub."
Sn icincr &cbe crilGrtc Der iriid,,
Mtbeiterfiibrer GAS. 3artinS bic Va9'
! Srlano'S. gr ia8te llnter anocrcm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
I'm Gttnetam tieIem TO
0eutSebe.

8erIin. per 9rabtloic nod 9ons
Don, 26. Mop.-Sie bcutidrn Terluitc
ipdbrcnb Der Vclagerung Siin9tau's
betruacn 10 @rfallenc Mnb 600 pcrs
muhoctc. Sic @ciammtsabl scr BON
Den Sapanern gemadltcn &cfan9cncn
be6iffcrt lid, arf 4.250 @anu. cins
id)licBlid Der 600 Wcrtpunbeten, lpcldc
in Snpan gcpfleat mcrbcn. Sie 8es
bamolunG uibt icinen 0runb 81 Be-
id)pcrbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
,sryam ,siu am ss,ilas, ,mraes.
teetem!

Zoo 9oob to be trme!" Selbit Der
3uiae an Der .Nadridt". bah er iid
baum nit .uneetbeilten -&rdften Der
Yrobibition. ieinem nemeiten 10 to
H.. ipibmen. nit Sul5er uno @ooics
belt lino anberen Gg's in politiide
Yartneri&aft treten ipcrbe. pcrmScttc
unS bic 0reMoe ni&t az berleibcn-
tpenn bic 4aGriMt nur auf Wabrteit.
uno ni&t bios auf elmer Nelhuna bcS
~. p. &eralb" berubte.--QH. D.
Nbcnoblatt. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Gmel6mSer 3ertSrem ,peitere
belaiScbe Sf6Hte :.

2onboM 25. Hop.--Ginc Sc
pcihc BON Amitcreon hciaDt, bab
britiihc A~ric9sidiffc Gin gombarbes
.ment auf Die 0eutiden in Scnit. nOrbs
LID bon 3ccbrng8c tcnte crpffnct bdts
ten UNI oqb bic Stdot buth Die @es
idoic in-Sranb serictb. Sic StaSte
3ecbriiaNc mo 2ombdcreppc iino ourt
Seucr nnS @eidoiic pollitdnOis 5ers
tort morOcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

Ter @iihOf 0 Npm bait feierliMen
+. Gtn3ug in ct. Better. - Grmabnt
: 0idnbige ibrem Ulaaken i'm tag.
lifen 3eben So ~betbdtisen. - Abbe
9iHerant erbalt Hrpmotion ina
3a3arett.
Is. 3. N. aase.aramm si.f.r seitans.,

; u 0 M. Den %. Nop. '14.-llebes
5000 Yerioncn maren I'M ct. Veter'S
Som perinnlmelt oils Yapit Neneoitt
leinen crlten feierliden gin5ug. be,
gleitet bon Dem 9an3en pdpitliten 2of.
btclt. Ser GarOinals Vifar belt cine
Infprad)e. in mcldbem or Dem Eapite
2opalitdt unb Gbrerbietlng inn Namen
Der aatbolifen 8om's selobte. Sn
iciner Intluprt bob Der 81. Batter bcrs
Dor. lpie Der bl. Yaulus 8ott fir Den
0lalben Der Homer geoanft. 2ann
lcgte CT ieincn Sorern ans Ser5. Den
8lalbcn rein 5u beipabren unb benz
ielben I'M tdelid,en 9eben an prafti<
5ieren. Gang anbaltenber Mpplails
.lparo Dem 81. Batter bel ieinem &omz
men iino bel ieiner Hiidfebr aus bent
ct. Ycter's Som.-(%.)
=
Mm 80. Sftobcr itarb Srali MbeIs
gllnoe bon 3ooena. @r3ber3oain bon
Sclterreihs gte, I'M 90. 9~ebensiabre.
Die Geritorbene mar Die leste 5oGter
bes &0niss 2uonia's bcs grifen bon
8ahern. alio cine SGtpeiter bes pers
Iforbencn Bring 3egenten 2uitpoIb
soit 8apern.
Mbbt eugene 9iXerant ans ber
Sioseie Nancp lit gum Nit9lieb Der
Btuels Gummiiiion ernannt rorben.
Abbe Siierant fpar unter benz bes
riibmten Batter gbrle @ebiIfe Der bats
.fopi{hen Aibliptbef NNAxnm>ehlpeaegs
leincr griinolifen 0clebrfdmtetf BON
Yater gbrle bod,geiddst. 2as neue
Nitslieb Der HibeIs Gommiiiion fpirb
feline 9eriifun9 i'm 9a5arett erfabren.
oenn bel Nusbrud bes &ricges mibte
Nbbe 5iiierant gu ben @affen sreifen
uno befinbet ith CUR 3ctt als Wers
fuunoeter in einem fran30iiihen Sac
garrett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

England tat bfei lpeitere' Smiffe Der.
Iprer. - sSm Ra&en bes britif&en
2Stpcm";- an BET 3temfe Dor Con.
bpn fett bentfGer Mutb bic eng.
Idnter lit Gntfeksa. - ans Rub
-lanh, Sranareid, Ssrbihs, shb.
Afrita, aesppfen bSrt al5ipm zsbeS.
Idmtsn. - 85fe Gage fir Mmklanb,
Hranfrei@ 'mnb .0obm Sui.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

(6orticeune aiif oer 12. eeite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

l5osfeeuns auf Der z, ssiie.@.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
Various Forms
OF Headache

1t Is necessary in order to treat head
aches properly to understand the causes
y yh produce y the erection" says DR.. J. w.
Physicians cannot even begin the treat
ment OF disease without knowing what
causes give rise to 1t, and we must remem-
Der that headache Is to be treated acc orting
20 the same rule. We must not only be par
ttcularto give remedy intended to eoun-
teraot the cause which produces the head
acne, but We must also give q remedy to
relieve the pain until the cause of the trouble
has been removed. To answer this purpose
Anti-kamnia Tablets will be found a most
convenient and satisfactory remedy. Ono
tabieteYery one to three hours Riye s comfort
and rescfn the most1e cases ofheadache,
neuralgia and particularly the headaches
Of women" -l' n
When vie have 9 patient subject to regular
attacks OF sick headache, We should caution
MN, MN 70 Keep his bowels regular, for which
he feels the ledst Ggn OF an oncoming
attack, he should take two AK Tablets.
Such patients should always be Instructed
have them ready for Instant use. These
tablets are prompt in action, and can be
depended on to produce relief in very
lew minutes. Ask for AK Tablets.
Anti-kamnia Tablets can be obtained at all
druggists. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
IN MEMORIAM

GRAY.-The funeral services of MRS.
a. l.. GRAY. who died at her home in
Wayerly, Va. October 5. 1914. were
conducted from the Waverly NJ. Il.
Church, on Sunday afternoon by her
pastor. Rev. T. F. Hall. assisted by
Rev. James l.. Foster. pastor of the
Christian Church.
She was woman of great energy
strong Christian character and self
sacrihcing spirit Her life was spent
in trying TO make others happy and
useful.
The church. filled TO overlooking with
a hose Of sorrowing friends. and the
floral offerings. which were elaborate.
suggestive and beautiful. were striking
testimonies Of the high esteem and
love In which she was held in the hearts
OF the people of Waverly and surround
ing country.
The flowers will f.ce on the grave,
but the memory of her life Will be
fragrant in the hearts of her loved ones
I'LL they join her in Gaory.
The active pallbearers were w. T..
Norris. c. b. Harrell. +. r. Harrison,
y. c. Gillian, W. T.. Rosc, J. II. Hamlet
j. J. Little and w. w Mason. Hon
orary pallbearers.. Judge J. F. West. w.
T. RountIee: Q: p. Higgins. DIR. John
r. May. d. f. Livesay. w. H. Ford, j.
w. West, j. W. Waite. j. T.. Wilcox, G.
$. Parsons. p. Fleetwood and r. r.
The in,erment was in the town GENE
terry,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
COMMISSION ORGANIZED
VIII Receive Foreign Visitors AT San
Francisco Exposttion,

WASHINGTON. October 1s--Thc
Panama-Pacific International EXposi-
ton Commission has been organized
by the designation of William Phillips,
OF Massachusetts,. Third Assistant Sec
rotary OF state. as chairman: Franklin
ID. Roosevelt. Of New York. Assistant
Secretary of alhe Navy, and William
Bailey Lamar. OF Florida, as members.
and Frank y. Bauskett, of South Caro-
lima. formerly confidential secretary TO
secretary Bryan, as secretary. The
commission Will act asa reception com
nittee for persons representing foreign
governments which participate in the
exposition. and serve as an arbitration
board 10 settle disputes between com
missioners Of foreign governments and
the directors Of the exposition,
Commissioner Lamar and Secretary
Bauskett Will open headquarters in
San Francisco in December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
OPPOSES oNE-TERM IDEA
President Makes His Position Clear In
Letter TO Palmer.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, October 1S.--Omcials
close to the White House to-day nd
mitted the truth of reports that Presi-
dent Wilson had opposed the single
term plank of the Baltimore platform
In letter written to Representative
Palmer. OF Pennsylvania last year.
when the subject was being considered
by the House Judiciary Committee. II
was, said, however, the letter would
not 'be made public.
The President has never publicly dis
cussed the one-ter1n question. but has
been understood by his friends to be-
lieve that there should be no consti-
tutionai restrictions limiting Presidents
10 one term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
DUTCH IN SOUTH AFRICA
IN.OANGEROUs UPRISING
First Warning Note to Mar Harmony
i'll British Empire Since Out
break of War.
DRASTIC STEP TO STAMP 1T OUT
General Botha and Colleagues Inn
pose Martial Law i'm Whole Union.
Secret Propaganda of Germans
Blnmed for Rebellion.

LONDON, October 10 U:50 =. MD
INC rehcllion OF section of the Dutch
element in South Africa, which brolie
suddenly to-day. is the first warning
note that has married the harmony in
the British empire since the outbreak
OF the war. and 1t has momentarily
diverted attention from the arenas near
the heart of the empire.
That this rising was real and dan
gerous was sufficiently proved by Of
ilcial dispatches from Governor C encral
Buxton TO the imperial government,
and by the drastic step General Louis
Botha and his colleagues have taken
to stamp it ont by the imposition OF
martial law in the whole Union OF
| South Africa.
The proclamation of martial law
directly charges the widespread sccre,
propaganda Of the Germans with being
| responsible for the seduction OF this
command. which was one of the four
armies sent in the field when the union
government undertook to relieve the
home government of the task OF deal
ing with the German colonies on the
continent of Africa.
IT apparently Is the belief OF Gen
| eral Botha's government that others
besides the immediate command OF Col
onei Maritz may have been affected
hence tho inclusion OF tho whole do
minion i'm the order establishing mar
tial law.
British authorities say Germanizing
factors have been at work for years
IN the frontier districts in Southwest
ern Transvaai and other Dutch dis
| tricts.
kilograms from Capctown declare.
however, that a majority of the Dutch
remain absolutely loyal, and this
| seems shown by resolutions drawn UP
az an emergency meeting of the South
African party, summoned immediately
after receiving news Of the rebellion.
! The meeting, composed entirely OF
Dutch speaking Afrikandos. condemned
Colonel Maritz.
telegram WAS dispatched to Pre-
mier Botha, unreservedly Offering the
services OF the Cape Dutch in any ca
pacity desired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

Rheumatism depends OH an acid
which flows In the blood. affecting the
muscles and joints. producing inflam-
nation. stiffness and pain. This acid
gets into the blood through soine de-
feet In the digestive processes and re-
mains there because the liver kidneys
and skin are too torpid to carry II orr
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old time
flood tonic. liz very successful In the
treatment OF rheumatism. 1t acts az,
rectly. with purifying effect. ON the
blood. and through the blood on the
liver. Kidneys and skin, which is stimu-
iates; and at the same time II improves
the Digestion.
Get Hoods sarsaparllla o.day. Sold
by all druggists.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL
TO U. S. SUPREME COURT
Worth Atlantic Conference, II DIvestcd
"f One Feature. Held Not to he
In Violation OF sherman Law

NEW YORK, October l3-The North
Atlantic Conference, composed OF trans
Atlantic steamship lines, il Invested of
one of its business features. declared
by the government to be obnoxious, Is
not combination In restraint of trade
end competition under the Sherman an
tt-tl;ust law, according to a decision to-
gay by the United States District Court.
Against this business feature, the OPP
Grafton Of the so ca He'd Fighting shtps"
an Injunction is Issued.
The government fled suit against the
conference In January, 1911, pleading
.or its dissolution. Under tho decision
To-day the government has not pre-
vailed in the main part of its case, as
The courts decree, without costs to the
defendants, dismisses all Of the govern
mcnts prayers except the one abiding
To the lighting. ships
Government attorneys announced la tie
to-day that an appeal from the decision
here would be taken to the United
States Supreme Court.
The lighting ships" were vessels
which the North Atlantic Conference
put into operation TO compete with
ships used by other lines to carry steer
age passengers at rates under those
charged by the conference.
This seems clearly to be within the
prohibition OF the Sherman act" de-
clares the court.
49, 'Sos'hS's io'iS ~ sAtlSly us
that any of the defendants have
charged excessive or exorbitant rates
for the transportation of passengers OF
any class" g
The decree holds that the main sub
!ect matter of tho controversy, the con-
trolling of transportation SO as to allot
rroportionate shares OF 1t to the differ
ent defendants who arc members of the
conference, if purged of the obnoxious
hghting ships feature. is unreasonable
one which fosters and protects trade!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
NEW GERMAN GUNS WILL
SHOOT FROM II T0.25 MILES
HcinE Rushed to Completion at krupp
ttaut In Esscn-To &c Ranged
ut Ostcnd to Hold on Navy.

NEW YORK. October i3.-Adolph +
Call an engineer in the Edison Labora-
tories here. who arrived to day on the
Hcliisolav, said Germany was build
ing numper of guns which would
make tho ,siSteen,inch. siege guns used
against biege, Namur and Antwerp
look like bean blowers No
: The guns, according to Mr.. Gain will
have calibre of 1850 and 21.i5 inches.
and are being rushed to completion at
the krupp plant. in Essen.
The new guns will shoot from
twenty-onc TO twenty-five miles" Mr.
Gall said. The Germans plans to sup
plant the present battries OF sixteen
inch guns with these. and then mount
the old guns oil the battleships
Then if the German army has cap
tured Ostcnd and some other points
along the channel, the new big guns
will be ranged there to hold OFF the
British navy and troops ships. Iii this
way the Germans feel they can control
considerable portion of the English,
Channel off Calais and Ostend One
shot from either OF these guns would
deuiolish Dreadnought
1T is impossible to state how many
Hcppelins there arc. Many have done
excellent service. | know they rum in
! numbers from Al to Z9S,"
MIR. Gall said he received his in
formation concerning the new siege
gun from friends in the Erupp COM
pany. whom he had met in business
way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
MARRIED BY CIVIL OFFICER
Former Wife or .Inrly" waterbury
Becomes Bride of David Gray.
,pslss 4 to TIE Times Dlspateh.l

lSpeciai to The Times-Dispatch.l
!. LPOUGHKEEPSIr. n. ~. October 10
Declaring that she preferred being
married by civil officer than by a
Clergyman. Mrs Maude. Waterbury,,
former wife OF LARRY" Waterbury,. tho
polo PLAYER, became thewife OF David
gray. an author, of,Geneseo. n. Y. at
the city Hall here this afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by
City Judge George Overocker Mrs
Roosevelt. wife of Franklin d. Roose-
volt. Assistant Secretary ofithc Navy.
and John Hackett, n prominent Duchcs
County lawyer, were the witnesses.
Immediately inter the ceremony the
party drove away I'm an automobile.
Mrs. Waterbury,. IN answering tho
questions pu; by the city chamberlain.
before the license was issued. said she
was thirty-sevcn years old, and had
obtained Il divorce from her former
husband In Portlaud.- Maine. In juno.
Mr.. Gray gave his age MS forty-four.
He said he was an author. He has
contributed to magazines. He Is an
enthusiastic horsemnn. and II was
through this he met the waterburys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANS
KILLED OR WolNnED

LONDON. $3.50 p. NJ. October 49,
The following official statement. given
out In Berlin, has been received here
by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Company
1T is officially" reported from Vienna
10000 Russians were killed or wounded
near Pyzemysl. t- .
belgium officers informed in Iioi-
land estimate about 10000 Belgian
soldiers are still in Antwerp as
prisoners.
THE Germans as soon as they en-
tered Antwerp took possession of all
the fire engines In the city and COM
menced eNtinguishins the fires"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
ENORMOUSLY HEAVY GUNS
COMPLETED ny kRIPps

Correspondence of Associated Press. ]
AMSTERDAM, September Sore
ports are current in Berlin that the
krupps have completed number OF
and range never before attempted. and
that eighty or more Zeppelins are being
collected near Kiel awaiting favor
able opportunity to sail for England.
according to the statements of Brit
ish newspaper man who has just re-
turned from Berlin to Amsterdam Ar
tillery officers assured this corre-
spondent that the new ISrupp guns
nave range of about twenty five
miles. and probably are destined for
use at some channel port in event the
Germans secure foothold there.
lie also says the aeroplane factories
IN Germany are working day and night
supplying machines, and that 200 avi-
ators are qualifying for military SER
vice every week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
INTERESTS OF BRITISH
IN HANDS OE L. s. CNNSII,

WASHINGTON. October l3.-Ameri-
can Consul Johnson at Ostend reported
to-day that British interests there had
been turned over to him. Whether this
meant the abandonment of Ostend by
British as we'll as Belgian military
forces was mot stated.
The British government has ask ed
the American consul at Warsaw, capt.
tai of Russian Poland, to take over
British interests In the event the town
Is captured by the Germans. American
Consul DeSoto AT Warsaw cabled for
instructions to-day, saying there was
| every probability of occupation by the
Germans. 1t Is believed here the Rus
slams intend to evacuate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-14
MRS. CR0KER's WILL FILED
Estate Valued mt $4,000 Left TO Her
Four Children,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
NEW YORK, October l3.-The will OF
Mrs. Elizabeth T.. Croker, wife Of
Richard Croker .one-time head OF
Tammany Hall. who died September 6
at Service, Austria. was filed to-day for
probate In the Surrogate's Court. Rich
ard Croker Is not mentioned in the will.
waiver Of the issuance and service
OF citation signed by Mr. Croker was
filed with the Will. Mrs. Cookers
estate is estima ted at more than $IO,O
personal, and more than $4,000 real
property, and is left to her four chill
dren, --i,ls ~,