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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
Freneh Offieial Statement

Paris Dee 20 q so D.. M The
official announcement given ont hy
the French war office this afternoon
relates hat Toss In the north have
iatcriered win the operations in
FLANDERS Counter attacks on the
part ul tho Germans have been re-
puised at q mum Der uf points. There
was artillery hehting near the sea
ana al Perthes PrDsress was mndc
ALSO la upper Aisaco on Christmas
day
The text Of the communication fol-
lows.
There have been moderate aftil-
lery exchanges on the front from the
sea Co Lys. on the Lys Itself heavy
fog has made operations impossible
"BetweeH the iys and the Oise wt
have ropulsod several counter attacks
oi tho enemy, notably at Noulctlea to
the west of Lens. az hoisseiie aorth-
cam of Alaert. ana az i.ihonq Go thc
west of Chauinos. where trench
captured FRO mthe enemy was lost and
then rccapiurcd by vs after a spirifcu
cnsaEemeuG
"Reiween the Disc aud the Aisne
reports declare that duriaR the da1
attack was rcpulacd al Chlvy 90 ihs
northeast of soupir IN thg refior
al Perthca the artillery silenecd th'
batteries "a the enemy which were
bombarding the trenches recently oc'
cupied hy our troops Two sironl
German counter attacks were repulne'
durias the night OF December 2i-lA
Yesterday, December 2a. furthel
4 'ounter-atiaCk 81 particular seFerii,
delivered on a front Of 1899 yaru'
|4rth important bodies ~ troops. wa
u ompiafely checked
IN the Arsonne and between ;h'
ueuse and the Moiseiirs there Is uotn
90 report
~ In upper Ainee. peecmber 81 VA
mafked hy prerequisite prn1ress d
front of Ccrnay. We reached the out
SKIRTS of the Aills % tho west or th'
Y Gown and hcre We held our rosliiou'
4 gn spite of several counter alta ks. w
ocrupy Blsl the nuisalria % Aspach
ths valley and the heights Whi'i
gConlinuod 90 Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

indianapolis Ind Dee 2G.-
Cna,go in indictments with attempts
to corrupt ,hc election of November
last iu Tcrrc Haute. Dom ~ Rob-
erts, mayor OF Terrc Haute, an am
nuunced candidate for the Democrat
was taken Boa custody by United
states Marshal Marx Storen az Terrc
Huute today.
Roberts. accompanied by Judge Ell
u. Redman ~ the Nigo circuit court,
answered "a eummons and sought tho
marshal at his hotel Al first Rob-
crts. Redman ana storen would NOT
talk. but later the mayor admitted
that both be- and Roduan had been
placed under arrest Early this af-
ternoon neither had beeu able Co fur
ulsh bond
County Sheriff Dennis shea. who
surrendered voluntarily earlier boz tht
morning. emerged from Marshal
storens temporary office in hotel
shortly after noon and announced
that he had been able 10 furnish
bond
The arrests this morning. nineteen
in number brings the total taken iu
cust0dy by the United states officials
% shlty-fiye. forty-six having beer
rounded up last night.
With the arrest ~ Edward Dris
coll secretary OF the Democratic cts
committee and an employe an tho citl
engineers office Robert Lloyd.
member of the police department
ana seven others the total numhel
Of arrests was brought up Co seventy
four this afternoon.
judge Redmau furnished bond o
$40. GOO this afternoon and was re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

leased Judge smith and Masselink
also were released on bond
The arrests of the so-culled high
Ter ups COB the alleged conspiracy 20
corrupt elcctions at Tcrrc Hautc
featured this mornings work Of Unit
cd States deputy marsh1ls who last
night arrested forty-slx of the more
than t0e men indicted as the result
OF the federal grand iury'- investiga-
tlons into tho Tcrre Haute election
Of November g. Tho first of the
aiore prominent men Co be taken In
was County sheriff Eenris Shea, who
voluntarily surrendered
Circuit judge Eli a. Redman and
Mayor Donn = Roberts went 60 the
office ~ Marshal storen. but declined
90 state whether they had been sum
moned Mafshal storcp would make
mo- statement City Judge Thomas
smith John NJ MHsseIink. clty seaier
OF welghts and measures and mem-
bor of tbc last iegislacure, and Nav
rice Walsh. county seaicr. ALSO SUR
rendered Masseliuk WAS the first 60
bc released ON bond.
In an fifteen men has been ar
rested or had voluntarily some Co the
marshall voom before noon Among
those taken ln custody today we're
William Doyle brother OF sylvester
Doyle. acting CHIEF of police Dan
! Alh.n and Nlck Burson salooukeep-
| ers To- the foreign section of the city
! Charles Miller Hveryman. Enno
l Harms. custodian of the city hall.
Earl Harkncss. a bartender Joseph
/ Kelly bartender. and George
WoodalL "a ssluonkecper and John
/ p Greene Greene and Harms served
as election inspectors at "a, last clec-
tflou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
EIGHT BILLED N sOCuACZIW
BN FIVE ZIPPIIINS

Pctrograd Dee. 20 (via London.
g. 20 o. mD- Eight persons were
Killed and over too were wounded ia
the town of soohaozew, Russian ro-
land. today hy bombs thrown from
five GcrmHn acrnplanes.
one bomb dropped in the middle
of crowd which vac watchins the
avlators and ln exploding h killed
or wounded virtually the entire saith
eriRg
The market place in SoChaczew
ana number of houses we're set
ahre ana destroyed.
Sochaeksw iH un the hxura, thirtA
miles west 81 WafFaw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

New Norh. Dec. 2t.- Alfred M.
Collins aud Lee Garnet Day sailed
Oh the steamship Mttapan today a.
the head of an expedition 20 hn-
uNla, tn collect specimens Of the
nuna of the coantry in behalf of me
I-ield museum of ChicaN. ana the
American Museum of Natural History
90 New York
the expedition viii be gone siS
months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
AMTRfC ANs sTTIIl WARNED
To STAY OFT Of MlrNIfO

Washiugton, Dec ae The pr0Yi-
sionsl government in Mexico City
has issued n decree extending 90
March 81 the time FOR fevaiidatl0u
cf mining fitiee according 90 4 Mea-
leo ciiy dispatch today o. the state
department
A messagn dstd noon peeemDcr
a. from Eagle Pass. Says the 'aitu-
alton remains unchanshd IA Piedras
NearaH"
a mail report from the American
yice consul 81 rnsenada. Lower cai-
nornia states thaf while there has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Do paso. Tea. Dec I'd. Leon Cas
nova. special agent of the state de-
parimcnL arrived here early to-day
from Mexico City 81 spend a few
days Hc denied the charges against
himself aud Consui silllu,an. made
hy General rnlnfuN. gegarding the
escape uf former Governor iturbide
lt could not he iearasd whore itur
bide wac lo.ated in MsAico GO if he
had crossed the border safely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
Huge Mail az Denver

Denver. Dec 26-seml- official
estimates received by Assistant Post
master q D. Troitor show there were
ff1.f15 christmas packages handled
Ia the outgoing mails az the Denver
postufice during the present ante
Christmas season and saf,I20 ineam-
ine packages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
SAILING VESSEL
DID NOT KNOW
ABOUT THE WAR

) New York. Dee 20 a sailing
. vessel arrived n port to-day
whose crew did NOT know there
> vac war untd signailed out-
. side thc harhor hy British
. cruiser 7he was the Norwe-
. eian mark padsna she ieft pa
. dang sumafra. ou August n,
. with cargo of coffee, and the
. British cruiser wac the hrst tes-
. nei she spoke durne nor entire
3 nnsfnnf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

New YOTk- Dec 20 MHFNhHI
Ficid. grandson ol the late million
niro mcrrhant of Chicago. obtained
TODAY marriage license a. wed Miss
Evelyn Marihall of this city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
ONE HUNDRED
MILLION Of
CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES

. Washington. Dee 2s.- Pftiim- .
= mary estimates hy postofufc .
. officials place the number of .
= parrel post packaEes handied .
. during fho Christmas rush ai =
. ioo.o0a.o GOO. ana Indicated that .
. the total volume of Parcels post :
= traffic Cor 1854 Nni Total nearly =
. one billion packages.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
WANTED--SOMEONE
To TAKE THIS
$4,000
Bank Roll Recently Mailed
Back to Weeghman by Wal
ter Johnson Starts on Round
Trip to Coffeyville.

'hl.ae.. Bec 2e--IK r1ouaua
dollars whuh nobody seems anxious
to k,cp. today started on return
Journey Co cuncytillc kas, whcuce %
waa recently mailed nr Walter john
son. much sought baseball pitches, o.
Chas. g. Weeghman. president of thr
CHICAGO Federals
Tho dcspised 1e.gan was originally
paid to Johnson ta bind bis contract
tn play with ha F,redal league and
ts transmissio1 fb WeeshWnn came
after Johnson had roconsIdercd his
determination to pay with the Fed
er~i le.lguc and had as1iu uerred te
ilay with bi= eld tetm mates in enc
Mashiuginn American club
Tte resisfered letter containing tnr
money was refused D., Wecshman on
the ad3iec 1i counsel
Ne4~-~~~~-~~~-~~S~~~
self Government and ultimate udc-
pendencc for the islands
n auow nothing of tnc reported
arrests flr i1surrertinnist plots, hc
nld "a am satisfied that when nvts-
ugatcd they Will disclose noihins
more SERIOUS than that there would
he arrests for Violations uf police
regulations. The Philippine people
know revolutionary movement
Woald Interfere wltH ndspendoner.
They Nlil be much disappointed u Tie
hul does nnt pass at ms session Of
c0ncrcss bat failure to pass b. viii
not mean resurrection
senator Hltchcoek chairman II the
senate Philippines committees, now
Workug on the pending ON, mid to-
dav he would ask the war Department
CD submit 90 the committee fuil re-
port of any iusurrectionist activities
when the committee resumes hear
nr. Wcdncsday iie said today ho
3 had not yct received amy On .inl re-
porte bearing on the news diEpatrhcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Denver Colo. nec 2e Methods
for cnforcins colerado's laws end
need for new laws viii be- discussed
"a meCting of distrio attorney
ifou all parts of the state Monday
az the caphoi, it vas announced to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
THE HAGENBECKs
KILLED IN BATTLE

st Louis Dec. g. Word
that Lorrnz and Henry HaEen-
hack tho wen known menaEefio
worsrs ~ termany. have hecu
kiiled in hattie was received
today b. Ocurgr Dieckman.
} president ol the 81 louis lo-
ulpricai socieiy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
Villa Commander Fulfills His
Pledge to General Scott and
Trouble at Naco Border Ap.
pears to Have Passed.
SILLINAN CHARGED WITH
ACCEPTING BIG BRIBE
American Consul at Mexico
City Reports Charge
Against Himself, in Connee-
tion With Iturbide's Es-
cape.

Naco. Aria. Dec, g0.--Govcrn-
or NaytOrena. with hts Niiia
furccS, bsgan retiring today out
or range of the guns of the Car
rama garrison at Naps sonora.
OfiiciaI reports to Brigadicr Gen
eral Taskcr n. bliss. command
Ing the United states forces herr.
show tbat the Nilia fOSxs> have
removed their machine guns,
abandoned their 'front.' trcn,'hs,s
ana ar, preparing to retire 10 the
main Meysorena camp, eleven
kilomctcrs from Naco.
This b. la inlflIlment at a
statement made Thursday by
Maytorcna to BrirBdier General
Hush T.. scott. thicf Of stan of
the army. who j. negotiating sor
q cessation uf McNisnu warfare
along the international hound
ary.
n noon Maytoreua'e trcnct -
wtsr all c,afr'at"d end the nrst
tralnluaa of his ~oldi'-rs had de-
parted Tor u'e southWs~i.
COT q. Flilg Calics 90 the
CarranHa garrison. reported that
Mayturcna wH@ rrtiring a. hi-
main cHmn. but thsn General
ilin. commanding at Naeo. So
nora, cNpcctrd NatCrcua 90 cuu-
tinuc q blockade uf Naco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
INDIANA CITY SHAKEN BY
ARRESTS Of LEADING MEN ON
ELECTION CORRUPTION CHARGE

Mayor Don NJ Robert Candidate for Governor in 1915,
Heads List of More Than a Hundred Prominent Men
Indicted by Grand Jury for Having Atem1ted to Cor
Tupt the oters; United States Marshal Herdng the
Prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

This Is the first report of any hos-
tile activity on The part at a Zep-
peln against French cits Tho last
notable exploit ei q Zeppelin was
over Antwerp, when such ship flow
over that belgian seaport bob fhe early
wccks 90 the waf aud throw down
bombs
Nnncy has population of about
100 900. n is due east from Paris
and about ten miller from the German
frontier.
The Herlin official announcement
81 today said thai German aiFmen
had thrown mcdiuW-sized bombs
into the outskirts of Nancy in retail
iation for tho throwing ~ bombs by
French airmau into au unnamed
German y.liise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
DROPS
IA B D NJ D s
ON NANCY
Two Killed and and Two In
jured When German Air
ship Sails Over French City
Russian Town Also Assailed

London. Dr'. 2O.--A .pccta,u-
lar cicncnt uf thc resent news
was supplied bS an aerial duct
between q German air cfaft and
two English tiplanc~ over the
Thames. This ACQUIRED un
Christnas day and was Wit
messed 10y several Thousand pcn-
pie. The German csaprd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Washington Dec IS -Ameri-
can Dansu SIlilman at Mexico
CiD reported to-day that General
PanfoK minister nf agriculture
in the cabinet 81 Provisional
Prcsidcut Guu,rrcz. had issued
statement ,hsfslug thal he tsil-
lWaul Special Agent Leon Coz
nova and othcr- had accepted o.
ute of seoooU pcsos to effect
the release OF romer Governor
Itrrbidc
PahioV IN adnereut of Zapata ls
said Geo hste been eager o. see Itur-
hiie held Tse latter was command
81 oi tho federal district during the
hricf administration Uf Provisional
presideul .arbaial but remained
after his colleague had fled and took
8u aetN. pam u kerping order after
abe 'arrauaH forces withdrew and
tho Iapata forces entered
Secretary Bryan. admirinf Ituf-
bidt personal courage. lu prefcrriuF
o. mHut.u order iH the city rnthss
thau make Docs own escape tooA "a
personal Interest m the cnse and
identical gcrrrstntafions were mace
to lath GHaerrez and Villa to obtain
his feIearr iturhint BOW is on his
way to tEe United states 1ut reports
from Mexico City sat paiufnN ats
nouueed nia Intention 81 arresting
him if he vero caught en route tn Ei
pHsn.
Mr suuman ,u his repert dis
missed the vory of the hrihc as an.
surd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Paris Doc 20 Ca.s5 %. mD a dis
patch received here from NHncv says
that Zeppelin alrship flow over
that Dity early this moruuE and
droprcd total al fourteen bombs. D..
Two persons were killed and Two
others wounded. several housrs in
Nancy wore slightly damaged but
none of the uubtc huil9ings WIS In
jufed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

sconslnued ~ Pase rwo3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
PRUSSIAN PRINCE
HIT BY SHRAPNEL
Joachim Albreeht, Second Cou-
sin of German Emperor,
Wounded in Thigh.

London, Sept. 10.-Prince Joachim
Albrecht Of Prussia was wounded yes
terday by a shrapnel bullet, according
to an official Berlin dispatch, which has
been forwarded by Reuters Amsterdam
correspondent. The bullet penetrated
the thigh, but is believed not to have
injured the bone.
Prince Joachim is the son Of the late
Prince Frederick Albert, Regent Of
Brunswick, and a second cousin of the
Emperor of Germany. lie was serving
as an ordnance officer on the fighting
line when wounded and was transport
ed to the nearest garrison hospital. In
1908 he resigned from the army at the
request Of the Emperor because Of his
relations with Baroness Liebenberg, 3
music hall singer.
A Marconi dispatch from Berlin says
that Emperor William and Prince Leo
mold Of Lippe have exchanged cordial
and sympathetic kilograms on the. oc-
casion of the heroic death OF Prince
Herbert of Lippe, who is the third
member of the House Of Llppe 10 iali
PRINCE Frederick, Of Hesse, eldest
SON of Prince Carl of Hesse and an
oficer in the Hansu Uhlsns, has been
seriously wounded in France, and
Colonel Ernst Moritz Won AREN'T nas
been killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
FLYING BOAT LIKE
AMERICA FOR WAR
Curtiss RusheS Work on Rep.
licaS Said To Be for For
eign Power.
LR. TcIcgrsp1 % The Trlbune.

Hammondsport, \. T., Sept. 10
Extra forces Of men are working night
and day at tho Curtiss factory, and 1t
is rumored that replicas of the trans
atlantic flying boat America are being
constructed to be sold TO some foreign
power.
A representative of the Curtiss com
pany admits that number Of machines
of the America type have been sold, but
refuses to disclose the name OF the
purchasers. =,
The America itself has been dis
mantled. and parts Of it used in the
manufacture of similar flying boats.
These boats, according to the report,
will 20 under their own power across
the Canadian border and from there
will be shipped to some warning nation,
presumably one Of the allies. The
secret cannot be kept long, if such a
plan is under consideration. as the
bulk OF the machines will render
secrecy impossible.
The Curtiss company announces that
q tentative agreement has been reached
with Rodman Wanamsker for the con-
struction of another transatlantic ayer
next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
GERMANYS BATTLE
FLEET IS MOVING
Several Squadrons of Big Vessels and Numerous Small
Flotias Sighted by Observers in Var
Gus Places.

Sept OA Stockholm dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
says:
The Baltic feet beginning Last Monday Ger
vessels between Goa Sandoer
yesterday squadron Of hone large German
warshps from Huvudskaer seamng eastward
"The day yesterday German squadron consisting OF tou
southeast OF Stockholm steamlG
s have been in Kvaren
nine big atehps Monday the east from
seamng toward Finland
CONSEQUENT upon the German beginning the Baltic
the with Finnish steamers Will cease
This however decrease traffic Swedish boats VIII o
substituted. .
The old passenger Uleabog usually employed be-
tween Stockholm Hengors Prograd has been captured by Ger
mans and taken o Danzc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
HINTS ALLIES. ARE
FAVORING AUSTRIA

Rome. Sept. 1o.-"Il Giornale
dItalia," in remapking that the Angl To-
French feet in the Adriatic has never
displayed energetic action. advances,
the supposition that England and
France, whose relations with Austria
are traditionally friendly. are purpose
ly sparing the Hapsburg monarchy,
with the idea Of inducing her to come
20 terms. separately from Germany
despite the Triple Alliance, thus $50
lating Berlin. .
THE paper describes the situation n
Austria as critical, as the Russians
have annihilated an army corps, com
posed of soldiers Of German aud Hun
garian nationAlities, Those remaining
Fl says. are mostly composed Of Siav'
bohemian and Italian natlonalisies,
which cannot be trusted against Rus
sia, Servia and Montenegro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
GERMANY ADMITS
ALLIES SUCCESS
Berlin Official Notes Say Kasers Troops Were Forces
Back with Loss of Fifty Guns and Thou
sands of Prisoners.

London, Sept 1.-THE first official admission the Ger
side Of by the allies Central News dispatch
from Antwerp, appears official communications issued Ber
lin this afternoon General Stein that the German
army which had advanced the Mane the east Of Paris
heavily attacked by the enemy between Paris, Meaux and
Montnirail
"The fighting lasted two days. The German army hao
checked the enemy and had itself advanced but Sonser
hostile columns the assistance of the allies and the
won the battle, compelling German troops to retire.
Fifty guns captured by the allies and thouSand
of men made prisoners.
"To the of Verdm fighting continues. The situation
Lorraine and the Vosgs unchanged The battle Eastern Ps
Sa has been resumed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
KAISER TO FIGURE
ASLOVER OF PEACE
Won Bernstorff Seeks to Create
Good Impression on Wilson,
British Think.
IBy Gable 70 The Tribune. J

London. Sept lo.-"The Times pub
fishes a Washington dispatch repeat
ing report as current in Washington
that Count Won Bernstorff had dis
cussed peace with Mr.. Bryan, The
British government knows nothing OF
such overtures, and does not believe in
their sincerity if they have been made.
A high official declared to-day be
had no doubt that Count Won Bern
storf might start some such discus
sion in an effort to create q favorable
impression before the Washington
government and put Germany in the
position of lover of peace and anX-
iovs to prevent more hloodSbed.
Z Eygn should Germanygsvggest peace
now it is not in the least likely that
the allies would consent to any such
discussion, being determined 10 make
this war a fight to the finish in order
that the German menace may be dis
posed of for all times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
PENANCE, NOT TENNIS,
FOR BRITISH PRISONERS


London, Sept. lO.-"The Daily
Chronicles" correspondent at AM
stcrdam telegraphs as follows:
''The Cologne Gazette" says: "A
thousand English soldiers are now
prisoners Of war at the Doeberitz
military exercise ground, near Ber.
lin.
"It is proposed to give English
officers facilities for tennis and golf.
but this plan is opposed by The
Gazette which says that men Of
the nation which plunged Germany
into the war will be better occupied
sitting down thinking Of their cOun-
try's sins"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

London, Sept. lo.-There nas oeen
some sharp fighting between the Brit
ish and Germans in Africa. This IS
indicated tonight by the list OF casual
lies issued. In the Cameroons (kam-
erupl, a German colony Of west equa-
torial Africa, three officers were killed,
four more wounded and four are among
the missing.
British troops have met and defeated
= German force Of 400, which entered
Nyassaland, British Central Africa, ac-
cording to the announcement made by
the Official press bureau, which adds:
"lhe Germans lost seven o6ieeES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
Germans Defeated in South Africa

killed and two wounded, two field ard
two machine guns. The loss among
the rank and file has no. been aseer'
tanned, but was heavy.
The British loss among the whites
was four killed and several wounded;
loss among the rank and file not ascer-
tanned.
Cap. Town via London, Sept TO-
In a stirring speech to the Assembly
OF the Union OF South Africa Premier
Botha promised the whole hearted
support of the union to the imperial
government in the present war, and
declared that the racial hatchet had
been buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
ITALIANS HISS
AUSTRIAN ENVOY

Bari. Italy, Sept. 1o.-The steamer
Adriaties arrived here to-day from Du-
rs1zo Albania, having on board the
Austrian and Greek Ministers to Al
The crowds started a demonstration
an The wharf as the steamer was dock,
Inc cheering for England, France and
Russia, and Kissing Austria.
IThe censor cut OF the rest oil THIS
disnatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
FRENCH BIPLANE
FALLS, KILLING SIX

London, Sept. 1O.--A dispatch to
"'rhc Post" from Paris says that a
French military biplsne, caught in an
AIR pocket above the Bois de Vinccnnes,
fell killing two aviators and four per-
sons in the street.
-Four other persons were severely
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
COUNT SZECHENYI
ARRESTED AS A SPY
lbs Gable TO The Triba"r.

Copenhagen, Sept. 9.-.Cou8t e. oter
cbenyi. the Austro- Hungarian N'I.iaIv' .iab,
40 Denmark, was arrested last h'gn"
hut has now been liberated u -.
The count was motoring VIII ~ ~
wife When some distance rom r,e
fortifcations he took walh anu os ou
being seen to look at map
marched off by soldiers - - .h,
iiS Win it his wife he was taken to the
" ~ ~ await identification. When tne
+ory roistsEe was discovered the military
chief apoYogiZed.