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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18


Ginc 9lie, eincn luefcrcn Nbidlniit beni 9lriilrl
62 Dce commcntirten NDocr ocr dlicnutmcu
nllgemcingu UicieHc pun WlnrDlano, 1910
Siu ,SeiratDcn", binSu5ufiIarm, ocr ais
9lbiwnitt ~ oeii9nirt icln ipll
Nbi0uiii ! Gci cS bon bcr &cp3qebunO
ibnii Dem glrtifel i6 pes commentator Gooer
Der 1iienilbcn nugemeinen @ciebc bon Mdlp
lnrn. 1910 Tiiel sNerai6en" bin8naeliaf
merocn ioll oet ais 9lbi4niit i6 6ciofni nlio
ipie iolgi lauicn oll;
QlNihriit i0 GS ion Ste PNiMt bcs qlnla.
hes Weridis ili Scr Ginhl baltimore nilr ~
nen peNDcpcnen Counties oes Gindic5 W'u..
lnno iein ncn Nnrenu iiir @e0nrls it "
@ierbllnicliS Giutifli oeS Saais @eiinQHVest,a,o.
NcpntiencliS nnl Sotrulnrcn, oie pon v NIX
ten AnrcaH gelieiert merocn nilllieu clllel sHo
riot pon ieocr Ncirnt1 Az ibcfnitiel pie' aS
neniclben ndd) ben @orlnrlfen ocs atilelH ~
bes commcniitien Go0er Der plleniiaen VnAe.
mcincn 0icicpc bon MatQlano perlNlel Woroeh
iina
Ser Nerimt iotl monalid gewabt mcroen.
nlo 5mar an p0cr Dor oem Nul3cbnten (l5)
&age bes oaenbcu Nlonal9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
Gum Sample ocriiitet,

ONW oN"HtPlS UNNNl"N"f
Gle 9ie6eQentruppen gum Gormarid
nlf Soltilo 6ereit Stimmiug
mter ocn 9euten ausge5eibnct
9}o6c @oreoon olleu 300
Gonititlltionoliitcn 400 ioOerole
Gruppeu iibcrralbt uno gei6la-
gen 6a6cn.
&ipoIito, Merito, II. Mai.
Die Iritppcn bcs @cnerals %iQo be-
gauneu geitern ibon IN oGer 6riibe
nit 0en &iiihngen fiir i6reu gor-
marid auf Die foOerale @arniion IN
SaltiIlo. Die 9eute beiinOen ii1 in
ullsge5eidneter StimmuIug, ga ibnen
Die gto6ridt 3ugegon9en OoB elm
Eeto1ement BON 300 Gonititiltiona-
liiten-Eruppcn am 5reitog no6e 80
recon 400 60oernliitcn ibcrroiGte
uuO ibhlg.
@cneral &illa lit iiH Oes mobltb1.
tigen Ginilliies ser Nhliif aui ieine
Gruppcn uo6l beplBt, mesGolb er
nibt mn Oie @riimOlmg bon &opel-
len, ionOern and bon @eiaugucrcinen
in jeOer 99eiie ernlut6igt.
Inter Sen 9erten Der periGieoene1
9rigaoeu beite6t groBe Giooltdt mo
Tie tragen i1rc 9rigaoeab5ei6en init
groBem Stol3. Gle Eruppen iinO
5par gut gefleioet, tragen a6ur feline
beionocren llniformen mcI1e lire
9rigaoeangeb0rigfeit crfeunen lieBen.
giele tragen &6afi-llniforinen, ober
sic N1e6r5a6l Der Grlippen muB ii6
init bloucn 9lrbeitS6oien 6egniigcn.
Die 2eute Der 3arago5a-9rieaOe, sic
pGlite~ -Crganiiation Ser glrmee, ira
gen ais 9l65eiden ueiBe 9dnOer am
Arm. 9laoul @laoero, Der 9ruoer
OeS frii6ercn &rdiioenten 0laoero, lit
Der 9efe6ls6o6er oieier Brigade
9lmerifoniiaes Gigcn.
t6Am 5erit0rt.
GaaIe 4 s, Seras, II. Olai.-
Giner 9eitern in @ieoros 9egrnS ciu-
gelouiencn CepeiGe 3uiolge 6a6en Die
60Oeralen c6e lie Nlonclopa rdlrm-
ten, foit oaS geiammtc @igeut6um Der
9lmcrifoner oes Grtes 5eritort Gie
0ielOlmg traf BON General @&urgia,
Der Die Gonititutioualiiten- Erlppen
i'll SobinaS beicbligt eiu @r 6erid-
tet OeS @eiteren, oaB Die ob3ie6enoen
60oeralen Oie 9iidtung uud Soltilo
ern9ei1lagcu bdtten Inn iidb ser oor-
tigen inter 9efebl Der Generate Ge-
lasco mo SoaQuin NlaaS lte6cuoen
@orniion au5uIdlieBen.
Die GepeiGe melOet feruer, oaB
Sorbereitungen i'm @alge icicn ann
ole @a5nUer6inOlmg 5mii6en @}ou.
tereD mo 9orreon mieOer ber5uitel-
Ten. 0itiige &ohltitutiohalltei iih0 l
Der 9lniic6t, ooB oic 6ooeraleu Sal-
tilo allige6cu uuO iid BEL San 9liS
Fotoii con5entriren meroen INN bort
sinen leBten @eriuh 81 MAIDEN, Sen
Dlori6 Der Gonitihltionaliiien gegeu
Staot Gierifo oiIi5ubalten.
Strifcr Der ScrIdiuSrnng bc5idjtigt.
SeGington &py II. Wioi.
Inter Oen @eiebelI inter oenen nab !
.enO oeS giirgerfriegcs ser Sit |
interoriidt uno anter
)enen i'm Dergnngenen Sabre i'm Ia
'afgebiet Die D9lodtreter~ ausge- !
rie6en plr0eu pur0en geitcrn Saft.
jefeble gegcn llnion-Strifer erlonat |
5ie werOeu Der Gericbmorung 5ur
sinlbiIdtcrln0 bon 9li1tlrionIcu-
en- bci1uloigt, melde Die @ldbe ocr
100 9ougewerfidofteu einna6mqm
tic Dor cinigeu Saoen Ole 9(rbeit ME
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

Mupufl Dl4.
cine %tir. ben slDimnitt As orS strtifriS 90
oes 6pbrr Der 5iietiihen nnaemeIncu
Weiehc uUii MlnrDlnuo Eitel ,,gpibuB1ci,
8uari nnb gtio" 81 luocrrmicn uiD nit
AMrnoemcntcn ncn nn5umcDmcu
NblWuiu H.. Sei es nuu ocr NeQielniiir bon
Ntatnluno bcriiioi bab Der Nbinnii As ocs
Nrtlie's 49, ocs 0ooel her biieuliden alice
nielllell @elepe oon D'awlnno, Ittel gSiles
poAc BOael nno gSil0 uiOerruien mo nit
Nmenocncnten 1ermii nen argclomncn oer
DC nno H. 10 bab e. iulc iol8t lantei:
IpWnlit 4S. sSle NdAoWnrocnc litr oci
Glaal lino teoer Nllls SnqoudrDein oucn. eDe
Ne lbrc $iidten aHireen, Dor Dem 9litlnr ocS
ArelsgeriWis 0ce 0onnfics IN iuelWem en-
mpblt ODER ipetli elm @cmobncr Der Sinoi
ridie bcr Sipoi Baltimore oen @ib ooer Die
@rlnrnng eiicn mo nnicri0rcibeli pie bonn
g. lbldHitt ncs crlien 9lrtiiels Der 0cnititnilou
piefes Siddtca uorpel6rebeH pelOer 0io Oocr
0unrnug M ocn Bureau ocs giiuars i0ldcl
@ounOs ooer Der Giaot gcbib ncroen iOll
teoer nii oicle gScile ernnmtie 0iliesSngos
maroen loNcn nahocnl Der bon bclngiem
Saqownroeiu ODER Oils Snqoparocn so lels
iienoc 0in purlnriieHuRia Qcleiiet Wot0en iit
10 Dem OnliniO uocr Den Counties, iiir lnc
de lie crnnnni ein moAen aue nie snioritdi
mo gclualliBe bnben mn niiSibcn bic poii
Moniiablcril ltnier ocm @icmeinrebt nno unicr
nem nne 9utioridt nno AeinaniBe bic ocli
8ol5ilicn Der Sidot baltimore ooer nnoerel
Gt1bien Ocs Etanlcs In 0c5lN uul &er0annA
fno Gerlol9uHg bon Berionen qclcbliM iber
trdQcli it, pclghe Die SlN uno YSll0Aecbc
nelce ziuaies perleRcn: no cs mira ibncn
@alteucic0l Rcripnen all perbalict, bic ocS &er
iiobcS nrncH Bic &oridriitW neS SlIh' rio
9StlolclcbcS oeies Saucn pcr0dGlQ oocr oils
lWuota pctanni lino uno plsbnlo irAciQ mclMe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
SrOlt i'm staat g3ciu gOrf.

@lioolctomh 9t..Yv II @lai
Sn Grange uno Oen benadbarter
Solnties lit III Scr 9}adt ami aeltcrn
Olir9 Sroit betrddtlider Sdooen an-
9erid]tet woroen. lSn manNen @e-
9enoen Bat OaS Oblt imO @emille
elqpfinolidb gelitteu 0ier mar Der
oroii mir leidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

giuc gifir, bic A6idlnite 100 nno it0 ccs elr.
ttteiS OJ nco 0ooer Der Dicuttwen alllr'
meincn 0eiets ugn Miorglano lSageg' s
anslabels Stei gSciinments Vcieec", LIN,
tcrittcl uSdlnlocu" So Uiocrrnicn uno nc
nit smcnoemcntcn Hcm nn5une1mCn
AbiNnii 1. Sel es BON Der Gcgislaipr bon
ii0 bcs Ariticle 03 0c5 GobcI oer 0ientiMen
auacncneH @clcbe bon Wlarhlaub (NdgbU g
@usaelel, &liel r1eltomeniss@cleb lnler'
nit glmeHoemcnlen augenonumen meroen ioucn
uno ilno 70 oaB lie pie io'gi auien:
100. Ncin Eeiiaments 0plircder. Der mad
bollcm 8crlnul ocr Uierin nprgtl0tebcnen
gioh5, oie Gnbnben in Ser @cqlciBunq acrc0.
ter mo aecbnidbtN bcpcicncr glnlpride nua'
be5nbl bat, lou lir irqcnomeldlc Nnprli De
ucraltporiliD ein bon Semen CT lene gtoii5
baic nnier ocn Sothcbnli. 0dB cr mlnociens
6 lionaic Dor Der 8eribciluna linier ben
@Inbaern ooer oa6u berc6taien 8crlonen IN
70 uielen 3eiinnnen, as oas gSaiicnaerldl
oocr Der lctamenls'&egiiraior cs nnoroncl
mng. Die ioIaenoe glnjcQe oerbiienlibcn lul'
fen ou nalilb e@s miro bermii 9ioii5 ae'
ecben oab oer. llniel8c1nete .............
in NiarSian6, Snm SciianteniS &oaiircGer
(o0er gdddbperpalter) fir Den perl0nliGel
9aNlaB oce oerliorheilen acknowledgements,
Iii. slde &erioncn. ipcI6e glnipriide Gcdcn 6el
.erorbenen baben. ipcroen nuQcloreert, oic'
ieber ncbii ben qelebmdbiQ ceriiii8rien8elc9eu
nem uhierlg9neieH anl ooer oot nell
nl6een ionii por ancr @cf6ciIiouna ali ocnonil.
tenn 9ia6ab ansgei1oicn iuerbcn. @eacben
unter mener oano benie am ..... Iaec I'M
iio. Scr Seitamcnts. goniiredcr MAG oert
Gieridt. nit einem @iiioupii iiber oie gsdbrDcli
oeriebcn, bic 1pntlaDe bon ocm GrlnB elncr
iolo0en Noti8 pcrden no mas @eriAi iou ~
nan Dem cS iiD iiherScupi bat, h1b Der Se'
fcDl beiplQt nio heinatc Rolls erl0licn muroc,
0cager Hcrldt cerilil8ircH, onb ec iiher'
5clQi it, odB cine luld)e, i0n berlDietc goii6
aeecucn luoroen M uno cs fol- bic 9uinabmc
bciagicn 8eri0is un0 9eriiiiidis IN ole Ge'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
CERNNNS MAKE RFpHlSNS
ON ENGLISH RESIDENTS

London. Oct. 90 63s05 p mo-
what tho London press described as
reprisals in- Berlin in the matter of
the vigorous %handling of the ENGLISH
residents arc related boz "a Reuter- Tel
egram company dispatch from Ier-
liu. Dos way of The Hague, under date
of Wednesday.
The German police authorities.
the message says, "arc preparing to
take Gwen more drastic oppressive
measures against The British. The
authorities are taxing "a revised CEN
sIs OF the British residents with "a
View to facilitating arrests Word
hiss gone forth D. at o. clean sweep
wHl Doe made ard Sc is considered
possible TINT every Eng,ishman in
the German cgpital wiIl Dee under arr
rest Joe O. short time
The Germans 30 ls siuted. arc tax
Ing additional p-rcCautions against
spies and arn A.. ,rtallug tho prIy-
Reyes OF Tho English civilians already
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Ncw oYrk. oct. 29-Jared Flagg.
on trial charged with using the mails
in q scheme 20 defraud stock invest
ors by holding out TO them alluring
promises 81 profit. acting as his own
lawyer. today addressed the jury
hearing has ease in the United tSates
district court. The government closed
Its cas. Yesterday. Daniel g. Morqau.
former treasurer ~ Tho United states.
and six others indicted with FLAGS
arc to hc given a separate trial
FIagg told the jury that ne intended
tu prove that he had made q lceit-
mate profit OF go per cent "a year for
his customers. that be had turned
over go them 500. 600 90 profits iu
three years. eyery penny of which was
mode no Wall street operations, mat
he had been sparinp in his expense
and that not e cent Of bis clients
funds bad been diverted 20 improper
uses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
WOMAN LEADER OF
I. w. w. PROVES A
COMPETENT LAWYER

T8rrvtoNu. y. y, oct. 29.-BeCky
Edeison. militant young woman leader
cf the Industrial Workers Of the
World. went Co trial today ON "a charge
90 disorderly conduct d. connection
with meetings held here last spring
D., a%narchistic leaders in which she
took a part. The case against her
was the ONLY one of % dozen or NOR"
undispused of Most of the other
charges resulted lu convictions and in
short prisol terms.
Miss Edcisou assumed charge of her
own cusc. ana cross examined sharply
an prospective juTymeu. As o result
there were but fuur men in the jury
box wheg court r-ccouNcncd this ai-
tcfnoou. one talesm1u rejected Do.
Miss Edolson because he worked as "a
gardsuer on the estate ui john -.
Archibald. another because hc had
sold meat 90 John u. Rockefeller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
FAILS TO INDICT
ALLEGED REBATERS

san Francisco. oct. 2e-Although
indictments charging the simmons
Manufacturing company of kcnosha.
Wis. and the Western Pacific Rail-
road |c0apany with receiving and al-
lowing Indirect rebates were voted
and drawn up ten DAYS ago hy the
federal grand pury, they we're not re-
turned when that body met again to-
dag.
Learning of the action taken, cuun-
sd for the companies produced VIC
ucssos who presented the relations of
the railroad and shipped in such q
Tight that The grand jury consented t'
reconsider ifH decision and on "a sec.
und ballot. the vote stood ten 60 in'
dict and ten not 90 indict Twelve
votes are necessary o. indiot.
Ia vlew ~ the grand iury's action
tho United States attorneys once
hero announced today hat IL would
trY to bring suit on tho strength %.
information laid before the court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Eugli.h sura,caist l. Buried.

London. oct. 20 C.3o D. ml-Thc
body OF thc late General Sir Charles
Douglas. chief of tho Imperial mill
tars general star. VINO died r|ecoufl,
i1 London from natural causes. was
Inferred with full military honors tu-
day boo the Keus1l Green cemetery boz
the presence Of representatives, of
King GORGE and queen Mary. Lord
Roberts. tho japanese ambassador to
Great Britain. the military attaches oi
She foreign embassies and % number
OF prominent army officers.
As the rotiln was lowered into ths
grave O. detachment OF Gordon Hl-h-
l1nders fred three yollcys and uuglc'
sounded the last post. The services
1f the a.aye were preceded by ccre-
monies in ST. Peters church, which
were conducted by bishop Taylor
smith. chaplain 90 The general forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Trinidad, colo. oct. 29-Robert
Uhuch. Indicted Mine Workers ON
cial ho after 80 days Of liberty, was
late yesterday surrendered to the sher-
m bY hi- hondsman. was released
asain from tho county jail. new bond
% the sum of 10000 having been
furnished The surrender of Unlich
caused a su ana friends of the strike
leader charge that other strike OH
clals with whom ho had "a rupture
were responsible for the Withdrawal
OF bondsmen' His release todas was
obtained by the efforts 81 socialist
friends Uhlich IS charged with muir
der on several counts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Panama, O.t. 49.-Following the
suggestion OF tHc society of the cha
sres that "a register OF former cm-
pioyos 90 the l.thWian canal commits
sion and tho Panama canal. aud oi
a." Panama railroad company on tho
isthmus Dc kept IA the Panama.
Pacific exposition .n connection with
the canal exhibit. the governor ha.
directed the Washington office CO. ar.
range for The manufacture at "a reg
lister with space Tor approximately
5000 entries Visiting employees win
register chronulosicslly. and Tho
pages viii be- ruled with spaces Tor
the employees name. period OF resi-
dence on the isthmus, and depart.
ment or division boz which employed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
BRITISH DENIES TALES
OF ALEXANDRIA MUTINY

London oct 2a. 2.tS D. m-of8-
ci8l denial was given in london TOE
day to the report sent uut lrom Bor-
lu. october o. that there had been
saeuInary encounters between th"
British garrison and Indian troops 40
Alexandra. Tnypt ana that O. sour.
martlal there had sentenced thirty
t"en tu death.
This German report said 60 he
from official sources, was declared f'
be am entire fabrication. the best
proof of which was in the fact that
100 Indian troops are stationed 90 Al-
eXaudriu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
YPRES AND ARRAS
SEE PROGRESS
OF FRENCH
Cmmunique for Today Claims
Advances Were Made at Sew.
eral Points; Germans Hold
Aisne.A rgonne Line.

Paris oct. %, $3.50 p. m.-Thc
French official announcement given
out in Paris his afternoon saws thai
yesterday the Frcnch troops made
progress at several points uu the line
but particularly around lpres and to
The south of Arrus.
The text cot the communication fol-
lows:
During the day Of yostcrday we
made progress at several points along
the line of battle. but boz particularly
around Ypres and to thr south of
Arrus.
There &C. nothing new un She front
between Newport ANA biNmude.
between the Aisnc and Argonnc
we took possession of some trenches
occupied hv the encmy aud not ono
Of tine partial attacks undertaken hy
the Germans resulted successfully.
we advanced also iu the forest Of
Aprcmuut"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
BANK WRECKER OFTEN
TOOK AUTO RIDES, IS
WARDEN'S ADMISSION

oesip,ipp n y. oct. aq.-T j..
V,ro,,rirt var3o of Sing 9ing
80 .,ior -sn.p.rsinu admitted
,,3.. te.t B4yI4 Sullivan. who is
, s.rt.,,o for the mart ne
uI.y.J in vr.ekine the Union Bank
-, p-r.,al,.. had |.rcgYeDtlp ho,n out
sid. ,n. ,ti+op an automobiIo rides
Al Nrr,rut.ks admission was
made an tho witness stand before
stapbcn a. usIl,,in of HrookIyn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
BmELLIGERENTS PAY
$40 A HEAD FOR
\ D R s
Nearly 100000 Worth of Re-
mounts Purchased in South
ern Illinois and Missouri
Much Flour Also Bought

So Louis oct. Twenty thous-
and additional HORSES are to bee pur-
chased iu Missouri and Southern i1li.
nois by agents OF the British. French
and Eusstan governments. according
tu report here toda.. 4 uniform
price OF S21o is being unid.
The French agents 10 is stated.
have bought SOC 600 barrels uf flour
md great quantities OF other provis-
ions hero and orders have been placed
with local shoe factories Tor thous-
puds ef SHOES
Representative of tho German got-
erumcnt are said 60 nave been hero
recently Co buy horses The Inability
ol Germany Co insure safe trauspur-
t8tion for the horses from America
Co Germany prevented any sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
GRTECEs ACT CNVsES
pggOIOI Nj SENSATION

Rome oct 70 a. 80 b.. m1 The
report thai Greece has landed i20o
soldiers at SAINT Qua:Juto, thus tax
of Albania, which gives DO entire con
troll ni The Corfu channel is causing
a profound Impression iu Rome. as
this step ON the part of Greece was
strongly opposed hy the London CON
ference. o. Be- generally believed bee
Italian political circles that Greece
will not Doe supported by Great Brit
ain ana France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
HOLLAND DECLINES MI
MONETARY NID FROM ENGLAND

Amsterdam, STA London. nct 20
p gu o. 20 Tho NicuWc Rotterdam
sche Couraut saws Ct learns upon good
authorivf that Nc British govern
mcut offered Holland u|ecuullry as-is-
tancc for tho relief ot HelEiuu rofu-
gees in The Netherlands Holland
declined. saving that she would bear
the burden herself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
broader Treatment for cotton.

Liverpool. oct. 29.-ln view OF tho
reduced price Of cotton, the directors
az the cotton exchange he.c have de-
cided .bat thcy mo- longer consider ii
necessary that holders of uuhodged
spot cotton shuuld bc required To Uu}
futures against thoir sales Iu case
OF consignmcuts partly hedgcd. thi'
privilege shall not ,omlnr until
an outstanding hedges haNc boon
taken Iu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Colorado Pioneer Dead.

Pueblo. Colo, oct 2a-samuel A.
Abbey soldier aud pioneer who cs-
tahllshcd "a stage coach liae from
Pueblo To- santa re. many years ago,
ls dead here at the age of 20. Abbey
was wei known throughout colorado
and rcputed to be wealthy. He had
no known relatives In the west Among
his effects was "a rcceipted bIll indic1t-
ing hat he had paid for the crema-
tion of DIS body. He was q civl war
veteran.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

a frivolous society girl. In "a SINAI
town, made q daily trip TO the town
library, where she would always &C..
"a book.
This being tho 'oahng place of th'
Young mon OF the town. it was auiu.
evident Why shc came.
one of the young men, guessing taai
as@ed her this question,
Miss Jones, have you ever read
'Scotts Emulsion 20
"Oi Yes, isn't b. he sweetest book.
! Just love b. national Monthly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
BANKERS TAKE UP
ADDITIONAL CREDIT

New York. oct. 2a.-Bankers with
official connections were reported to-
day Co bc NEGOTIATING for an offering
IN this market of an issue OF Sl0,-
100000 hulf year notes on a basis
yielding about 5h per cen interest.
Prominent financial interests have
the matter under Amusement.
u s. believed that the iutn. 10 CON
summatcd. viii be the ucan Of "a
further strengthening of credits IN
this country against supplies 10 bo
purchased by the French govern
mcut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
NH NJ, out cotton urowcrs.

Austin. TeNas. Oct -2-Au ar
raugemcnt Ca obtain on expression Of
opinion from Texas voters, Novcm-
Der o, on the advisabilIty OF rcduc-
ing cotton acreage. was announced
Eere today. Election officers in
about fity Texas counties have
promised TO arrauge Tor SUCH expires
sion iu other counties the proposal
for a cotton vote arrived too late iot
action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

in strenpthoning the forlHcntona iu
anticipation of an investment the
supplies of ammunition are large. The
weakness OF the fortress is reported
To- Doe found ln the |ecriritt ST r%rovis-
ions. Enormous quantities had been
collected hy The Austrinus in outl, ing
VILLAGES. but the u~ncXpccteai speedy
advance Of the BIssians resulted "a
the seizure OF these supplies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Wireless Warm OF Mines.

L0ud0U. OF p II.3U D. mI"Tho
steamer olympic. which lott New
York October 20 for Glasgow. was
warned by wirclo.s t,lceraphy that
there were German mines uif Tory
island, ON the north coast ni iceland
and has put INTO Tough swiftly. Tier
passengers were sent by special train
Londonderry Luuuh Swllly is iu
County Donegal!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
shccpskIn. In Dcmnnd IN london.

L0ndUn- OCT I'll slI0 % anttN-
skins was ht1d here today Thirty
six hundred pclts were offered aud
practically an were sold to the home
trade. Morinos advanced from - TO
90 per ccut and cross.rcds were from
20 t1 so peg cent HIGHER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Belgian Rclcf ship sails.

Halifax. n. S. cot. With holds
filed up lo tho matches with food
and clothing Tor belgian refugees.
the steamer T~rcmurvah. Nova Sco-
tias relief ship sailed for London
today The cargo. valued az $1,000
600, consisted oi iorty-eighl carloads
OF clothing and l5. carloads OF food.
ALI contributed ny the people OF the
Province.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
WEAKENED GERMANS ARE
SENT NOME ON IiRiDtGli~

Amsterdam. oct. 30 ,Nia London.
%. mo- The Cologne Gazette says
Il has learned from Berlin that sold
lcrs of various German units. who
have become exhausted and wcahen-
ed owing Co tho long stay n the
trenches. aro p,.u- scut home on %
fuiIoGsn FASTING from five to seven
Days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Importer, Must Pay Overtime.

Washington Oct 20 -The custom.
court today affirmed the decision uI
tho board OF general appraisers thl'
importers mus pIs iur customs .n.
spectors engaged BOO hHudiiur Grron.
On sundays nights or %holidnys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

When 3aby suffers with Group. APP
ply and give DR. Thomas Electic OH
at oncr. safe for children. 4 little
goes a long way. 25e and SOC. AZ all
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Jap Studcn,s Reach swIt,crIrnd.

Berne, Switzerland. Via Paris. oct.
2e tG:ll ,. m)-About 400 japanese
students who had been expelled from
German universities have arrived la
switzerland. most 81 Thorn reaching
Zurich ana Geneva.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
nelgian Plrlmmrnt 10 Convene.

Paris, oct. 20 $3.50 o. mD-The
newspaper France says today that
the Belgian parliament will be called
into session af Harre some time next
month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

a summer tourist was passing
through "a German village in the west
recently, when "a stout German eirI
came 90 the front door ard called Co
"a small Eiri playing In front. "Gustyi
she SAID. come in and eat
Yourself. Mas on the table. and Pas
half eli'-NailnnaI MonlhlY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Defriot. Mich oct 2s.-Lostef
Koehier. ~ years old. Quarterback
on "a local high school football eleven.
is dead aa the result ~ injuries sus'
tanned in q game "a week ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

informed fn some OF The couceutra-
sion CAMPS in Germany the English
ID ls said, are forced Co sleep "n
straw.