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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
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Trclts / Mimeiota onmelbte her
ON 0ogen forneIt i'm 8onoioatur
for Stotsouoitor pna ben republi-
fanife @oIgieboeI. Set err alereoe
noqen Sib iiben ban erflPreoe Jig
ion aurbioot. San bar TO Mob
fonoioater peo Nrimerpulget, for.
benp9renoe Statsfasierer Sulius
s. 9Iocf oa Scnrp &ines.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

Ten 8oe Mat 1914.
Vorrona.K ronife.
S%tatsienatpr u. 6. Sanipn
aoa, Winn., bar itinet fig iom aon-
oioat til 8jenpoIa.
-
Nopofat Mnbrtu Wclion / Duluth
bar erflpret fig iom aanoioot for
aon9resien paa BEN oemofratiife
BaIgleooel / Sbe Mimeiotooiltrift.
Mrtbur Ilfien, Ssn al NaItor u.
8. alfien / Manitopoc, isis, rel
ier / oenne l1se til Rorae for at
gipe 4oncerter. Dtr. aIfien er Ell
iieloen op9tig 8ioliniit.
Gbris Cttoien / Sumbolot Co.,
Soma, en- al StotenS beoit fienbte
Norompno, er ogioa iaar 8anoioat
for Sern6anefommiSipr og tor babe
gooe loii9ter til at opnaa ben re.
repilblifmnife domination peo Yri-
mGrpaIget / Stunt.
Sranf 3. SeIitrsm, forbenppren.
DC geltprer for Nortb 2afotas
Stotsf9ngiel, bar ltiaet Jig ioml
oemofratiif Characterization /
npprte Stat. Sor TO aar iioen
bar ban ogiaa aart6ibat, men Den
rcpublifanife &anoioat ieireoc.
SarrD g. Sipenion, Ssn at for
benpprenoe Sberiii / Sennepin 60,
WPimn., =. g. Smenion, % Iobofat
/ minneapolis, bar itiQct fig ionr
bemofrotiif aongreSfanoioat / Oct
npe 10be Siitrift, tilifpnbet al re
prri elltatipe Semofrater / Siitrif-
tct.
g. q. l~titrno, forbenpGrenbe
Observation-Disclosures / South Safo-
ia, er lterft poa Sule iom oct pro-
QreSiiDe TartiS @ltperllerfaroi0at
Der / Staten. Mr. llitrub Dor /
Siour Soas. &. 81. Gbriitopber-
ion ira ianme @p err &anbibot for
Spcafer / npite Se9iSlotur.
Spttenbc Waiicit bill ser ioor bli
ieiret / aaniaS Gin. Setter er be-
~iIllttet afbolbt / Gin Torf, 8an.
ia8 Gitp, 9aniaS, og Der bill bli
Salcr, Gang og Mlliif iamt Sor-
iriifnirger. 9lonot Arrangements.
fomiteeltS Mfeolenuner er Or. g. $.
&ierner, Toitor 8. .. @rolitab %
&. See Seibenrih.
-
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Erclis / @imleiota onmelote her
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for Statsouoitor pnu ben republi'
fnnife @aIsieooeI. Set er alereoe
noqen Sib iibe1t ban erflRreoe iig
iom &unbioot. San bar TO Woo-
folbibater peo Nrimerpalset, for.
benpprenoe Statsfasierer Sulius
8. 9Iocf oe Scnrp &ines.
Ingsburgs Hepreientant ieireoe.
: sen intercollegiate norlfe @elta-
I~enbeosprspe / Nortbiielb Sen 4oe
Woi ieirebe WifaeI Se0altb fra
Iugsb1rr9 Seminar. San taIte
oper Gntnet set eamIe oa set me
Norgc". Triien er $50. Conn
lllercng fra Ct. Slaf College penot
onoen Tris, S25, og &niio .. 8ier-
nes ira Goncoroia College treble,
$40.
IprIf / Ssifplen. @eo Spbbei-
ifolen / M~inneapolis er Ser / fan.
oinapiife alo$ier 125 iom l9ier
Norif % 1870 Snenif, peb 9itiibers
&siifoIe lGier 81 Horif % 81
Spenif, pes GentraIbeiifolen AS
Norif % Sc Spenif % oeo Norb.
beiifoIen Al Norif % Sc Soenif.
aItioa 800 GIeper / be norife %
1866 / Sc ~iperifc alasier, tiliomnten
671. : Sobn Sobnion SsiifoIe /
ct. Emil I9ic ia Gleper Spcnif.
DIR. Glen Gleniem ira Ssno-
brpcf, e. Saf., &asierer FOR SSnb.
iomIinNen I'll Minbegaren til Sal
Iineoal, afIoQoc iorIeoen Dag ct Be-
ioa paa "Siocnoe"s 8ortor / min.
ncapoIiS pda @iennemreiic til Nor.
&C. Son iren1piite en- prGgtis
@ulomeoaIie, iom SaGlinglaset bar
itiGrfct BAN / InerfienbeIie al
hans opotiQe Irbeibe for Calling
nnnpu WpN Chen nj nnSienNp S,s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

8. u. ~ltitrno, forbenpGrenbe
atSiuperintenbent / Sontb Cato.
ia, er lterft paa Gale iom oct pro.
%greSiipe Tartis Characterization
Der / Staten. Mr. llitruo Dor /
Siour Salts. 6. 81. Gbriitopber.
ion ira iantme @p err &anoioat for
Spcafer / npite 2egislntur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
S%ronnino Glcanor al 9uIoarier

SronEin0 Vlcanor az WuI9arien
bar M cnoeIia inbitiuet i'm poa.
tTnftc g%mcriforciie. meooeIe8 ira
Soiio. 3 SirSOo9e u0itcoteS / 60.
ia en- %oiiiciel auno9jsrclic berom.
Zen Loo Zig: nj Senipn til 9e0i.
pcnbeoerne / amerifa, iom Iron.
Ming eleanor ieIaer me0 mcgen Sn.
tcrcSic, cr bcnoes MaieitrtS 9lmc.
rifobclea blet uoiat, inotiI Omitrn.
oigbeocrnc itiuer iig mere 9unitige".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

20 6nroprcrc er bIet brpbt illl-
Der ct Sprsr / portuaiiiif aorqo, te.
lcara'creS ira Intmerper. @Ionot
De orTbtc or ilere p%rotcitantiife og
t%atolltc WliSiionprcr. Wonge on.
ore @tiSiionTrcr er iIpatct fra oet
uroIi1e 0iitrift. Cen portii9ifiife
@lipcrner rpffcoc mcb Ell Sroppeoi
ocIing inrob 0e oprsrifc Slioieote,
men ban MATTE trGffe iig til6nQe
for Opcrmogtcn. Sc Snofeotc
brGllotc olle bc eiiropriifc Stotio,
ncr urbcr lin 5rcmrpfnin0 og
orGbtc ale @pibc, sc fom opcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

SDffen6c Wfatfelt Oll Der ioor BIZ
ieiret / &onias Gin. Setter err be-
~illtttet ofbolbt / Sim Tarf, 8an-
iaS Gitp, aoriaS, og Der bill bli
Salcr, Gang og Niliif iamt Sor-
iriifninoer. 9Iorot ARRANGEMENTS.
fonliteerS WeoIennner er Or. 9. s..
aierner, Toitor 8. 8. @rolltao %
&. See Seioenrih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

DIR. Glen Glleniem ira Ssno-
brocf, g. Saf., &aslerer fOr Snb-
iamIinNen I'll Winoegapen til Sal
lingoal, afIoQbe iorleoen Gag ct ge-
log paa "Sioenoe"s &ortor / Iin-
ncapoIiS pda @iennemreiic til Nor-
&C. Sun irenuiite Ell prGgtig
@uIomeoaIie, iom SallingIaset bar
itiGnfet bam / InerfierbeIic al
hans opotiqe Irbeioe for Calling
aupen. Teb Sioen al pasienbe Sr-
ifriptiolter er ser pa BEN enc She
oct norife % set amerifanifc Stag
% paa Sen nroen SIDE Ell @ienei-
uclie / HcIieiarbeibe al bet befienote
@iucoe Sc cniornme 8amle".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Iuasburgs HcprGientant ieireoc

THNsUHrH" UtPrWItHIUHl Itlrtut'
: Sen intercollegiate nprife @elta-
I~enbeosprppe / Hortbfielb Den Ace
Woi ieirebe Mifael Seaano fra
Iilgshirg Seminar. San taIte
oper Gntnet set gamle % oct me
Norsc". Triien err $50. Conn
lllereng fra ct. Slaf College penot
anoen Eris, $25, og &nlio .. 8ier-
nes ira Gpncorbia College treble,
$40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
GERMAN FORCE ADVANCING
FROM BRUSSELS 730, 900

London, Aug. ~ l3:i0 u. m.)--"A
Belgian officer who returned here
Yesterday from iIazebrouch. France
says the Daily Express and Ostend
correspondent. gave me the details
u the situation. II WIS decided Mon.
day not 10 defend Lille and Tuesday
the mayors proclamation was pub.
lIshed announcing the evacuation by
the French troops and the transfer.
nation Of the town into an unde.
Tended place.
eAll the eendnrmcs were disarm-
Cd and steps were taken 70 deliver
the city. with an lfe rich factories.
up 20 the Germans. Tuesday evening
all the available pressure was re-
moved Apparently there were never
any great allied forces to bar the road
to Lille.
The more the German army nd
Vances however, the more pcrilous
becomes 10 situation. II now has ifs
flauka and lines Of communication
inenaeed BY Belglans based on Ant
Wern with advance guards az Malines
BY the northern French army and
By tho allied masses near Maubeage.
''AIl that Is now needed Is strong
holding force near Arraa. which the
French have had ample time TO pre-
pare.
III Is estimated that the German
striking force from Brussels NUM-
hefeu 100000 men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
RUSSIAN SOLDIER is
MATCH FOR GERMANS

London, Aug. % GAS a. MIA
dispatch to the Post from st. Pet
ershurg comments on the excellence
Iof the Russlan army and the sneA-
hauelihle supply OF men to draw up
On. Il says further;
Russia viii have no difficulty In
finding 20.0o0.000 men to complete
the work begun by It's trained fighting
forces Moreover. this Is the first
Tina. in the memory OF men that the
RUSSIAN army has taken the field
with adequate equipment and suf-
hrieney Of supplies. under Officers
trained In the hard lesson so thor
oughly learned IN the japanese
campaigns.
"rhe history Of that campaign
shows what Russian soldiers accom-
plIshed when badly fed and equipped,
but under the conditions Of today the
fighting in country they understand
there Is little wonder that the Rus
alan .aolder he's proved himself a
match for the Germans.
srhe German opposition to the
Russian advance is broken and de-
moralized. Koenigsberg. where three
German army corps have taken ref
uge. Is SO situated 1t can easily be
obtained By an adequate force while
the rest Of the. Russian army passes
on into the interior OF Germany ana
II Is doubtful whether Germany has
sufficiently organized forces to op-
pose the Russians"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
HOW CEIiNANs RECEIVED
DECLARATION OF Wal;

London, Aug. 2e (1f:25 .. m.)---An
Interesting light IL thrown on German
feeling by " n Valentine Of New
York, who has just arrived In London
from Germany and relates experiences
IN vnrious Dresden cafes on the night
Great Britalne declaration Of war was
madc known. The upper classes re-
cciyed the news seriously; the lower
classes joyoualy
II was IN a cafe froquented by we'll
fo-do people, said III. Valentine,
when man entered and read aloud
"A telegram ANNOUNCING isneland's dec
IaratIop Of war A sudden hush fell
whore previously all had been ami
nation. Most Of those present quietly
left, Among them noticed the d.
rector Of u big steamship line.
AN obvioualy were greatly sur
priscd and sobcrcl By the tidingn FOR
which the newspapers hnd not pre-
pared Thorn, The belief Tint England
would remain neutral being univer-
sal.
= next went TO aIpopuiar beer hall
much frequcnted by students. Many
soldiers We're present and here the
news aroused q great outburst Of pat
riotism. The band played martial
airs; patriotic songs were sung and
warlike speeches were made BY men
mounted on tables, Never have | wit
messed a greater display Of patriotic
fcryor
"At other popular eafea similar
scenes were enacted. Later mob
gathered ana marched on the British
legation which was bombnrdsd with
stones"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
GERMANS GIVE WAY TO
ADVANCE OF RUSSIANS

rhc Hague. Aux 70 tvia London,
s;hu " nj Tho military correspond
rns " the kiouw cnurant declares he
IA able 20 state on Trustworthy author
ny that the Germans plan to abandon
Temporarily east and west Prussia
and romrnnla to the ftuasiauH and
Withdraw slowly to the river Oder
whore tho main defenaeH Of Berlin lio'
"Gcfmnny." according TO the CORE
apondcnt. "apeurH to hive undertaken
THIS measure to give time % her army
operating against France to Try and
deal The british and French armies
their death blow aud then march on
30 paris. the dlatanee between Mons
and Paris being four times less thar
tho distance between 81 fetefsbura
and Berlin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

no,lfIel 1'rt<Ident roIutare that ih'
membasH of me cabinet hal decided
h. resign cofiretireIt he saI1 that he
and hls tpIleaausa had come 70 ibs
conclusion that n the circumstance
shrouxh which the country was pasa'
ine nv ministry should have . wider
SCOPE nd comprise ~ ihs best men
IN III lhc republican group,
Pf4Akisnt PaIueafe CHARGED N.
viyisnI with tne iask o. organising .
new cabinet. which the premier nc.
c<pted. He returned TO Eiysee about
in hour later ana nude known e the
president the eomposIiion ~ the new
ministry. which i ~ fpiIowai
president of the Council Without
Portfolio Rene yiylsnI.
Minister u Foreign Affairs --Tbeo'
phlIs D>Ieae&e.
Minister Of war--AIsrsndre Mile
rand.
Minister Of JusiIee--ArIs'idc pfi'
and
Minister Of JustIce.--I.ouin J. MnIyi
Minister Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ausu'
pcur.
Minister u riaanee Alexander ~
bot.
Minister Or Public InsiruetIon.--Al
bert Hafflt
Minls,cr u rublIc Works.. Marco
sembni.
Minister u Commerce Castor
Thomson.
Minister Of Colonies caston pou
mefeu<
mlnlaer Of AerienIture.-.F Ferdinand
David.
Minister Of Labor iiIenyen Martin
Minister Without Portfolio julie
Guefde
Under Secretary of Fine Arts Al
beft Daiinsiff.
Among lae.. members Of the uos
cabinet afe several ex-premiefs an
many members Of former cabinets
Marcel Nabihat Il 4 united sneIaIis
deputy. and N duesde. 4 uoeinlisi dep
uty,
NJ DeleaHHe wGa formerly nnhnaaA
dor ~ iillaaln. n, Milierand IL d fof
fner minister Of WHf
Premier Visianl remained II Eiynr
peIaue tu present the members Of IN
cabinet 60 the president.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

Columbus. q. Aua. &c. The repub-
iican state ronsention adjourned here
today. after adopting platform.
The so.eailHd liquor plank pledges the
nari IN faspr If continued restriction
~ the lsauer traffic under present
ana future laws
Other piHisla all iof a !s,t that VIII
protect American industries. mer-
chant marine and liberal appropriate
sians tes agricultural purposes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

London, Aug. - if:2o n. m. THE
following announcement has been Ia
sued NJ Antwerp. according 70 the
Reuter- Telegram company cofrespon-
dent.
The Belgian operations have sue.
ceedcd ~ the double object 81 dimin-
ishIDg the German entertainments and
drawing the German troops on the line
between MaIInes and Brussels aud thus
reducing pressure on the French posi-
tlons. We have compelled the Fourth
Gsrman division. which was advance
ing southward. TO refrace It's steps.
The Fourth Belgian division at IA
muir has fulfilled IT, task. arfesting the
German column and allowing the Bel
CLANS 20 retire on the French line.
The Namuf forts are still holding
OUT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
GERMAN DIItltIIsIhs DJtOp
HosiIis INTO ANTWERP

Antwerp. Aus 20 tsia Paris, 10
D. NJ 1.-The ministers of The foreign
powefs At Antwerp have protested
against the homuafdmeui Of Antwprp
by Zeppelin diflHibia halloona Among
other damage dune vas the total de-
stfueiIon Of building belonging 10
mn American eltIzen.
Al lights NJ Antwerp are ont AZ \
o'clock Al night The people % the
city are behaving with remarkable
courage ana patriotism. although life
IN becoming hlHhly nerNesracklng, pw-
lna to the uncertainty. Antwerp IA
cut or fran the entire country az
uept MallHess Hheni. Iirugca and the
sea eoast The only communication
with the outsIde world II through os-
tend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
ROADS UTTERED WITH BODIES
or DEAD AND WOUNDED

Amsterdam, AUG 20 tvin London.
lisas b. MI Tho Telegfaf'a Antwerp
corrcspondput wires that fighting WIS
resumed this morning In the vicinity
Of Matinee, where :..::.. heisttns have
ihcsu cnsaged daily with German adj
vancc troops.
"'rhe road frnm Mallnea toward
Ivllvorden. SIX niles northeast Of bfua-
sells" the correspondent adda is III
tered with bodies Of men and horses
while 10 the fields pastnring cattle
have heen Killed rs shrapnel The
Delgians captured one field gun
Everything IN brussels Is geing on
tho same az before the German oce,-
patton
The correspondent aays Il Is report
I'd that Il Ia the Duke OF Brunswick
who has occupied the resai palace a
lLacken. The Duke ef brunswick mar.
ried Princess Victoria l-ulse OF Huhen'
Noilern. daughter uf Emperor VII
liam % Germany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
MANY IOnIJGN WOMEN
lfE1ruT7.D ~ DISTRESS

I<ndon. Aug. ~ tsst7 .. m.)--so
many applications for relief from for
siKn women IN distress have been re-
ceiyed AZ the relief quarters Of the
resident American womep's commit
tee that an appeal Will be made to-
morrow 20 the New British Relief So
clciy. which the Duchess Of Marlbor-
opeh. Beatrice Harden and other
noble women are forming 70 arrange
10 handle cneen Of this class.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
iIrIOIiTs 10 PREVENT
STEAMSHIP FRAUDS

Rotterdam fvIa London. Aug. 2s,
s:lb D. nj The American consul
gcnernl al this port. Horen fiatoe. has
been cndeayorIng TO prevent The I'D
vertining by small steamship con-
Germs here Of alleged steamship ae-
recommendations for stranded Amefl-
cans. These concerns plum to put as
mnny as $50 passengers on 1000
ton vessel not built fur passenger
traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

peklnr. Aux ze--f'p 10 noon today
the only engagement reported 70 have
occurred near Talng-Tau capital u
me German protectofafe u klao-
Chow was on encounter between q
German torpedo boat and a british
torpedo boat, On sunday Or Monday
Inst The Brltlsh torpedo boat re-
turned 20 Wel-fisi-Wel With eleven
men killed ana wounded The Ger
msn caaualtics are not known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
BEI<sItS MOBILES REPORTED
KILLED DtHI>6 FIGHT

London. Aug. n t3;0s o. milan
Amsterdam dispatch 10 the Post eays;
The HeInian legation 1T The Hague
announces that Prince George De-
Ligne. who Joined the belgian eolcrs
~ volunteer. han been Killed. also
mat cnunf vunderbuech. lieutenant
IN fhe Third regiment, Belgium Ian
cers, was Killed IN the fighting near
Dies."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
COf1f nIiaAsi DEFEATED
ron UNITED STATES SENATOR,

epluitil IA. i. &. Auw. ae, ellison
u. smith was runpanGnatee for the
United atatNs senate over Governor
cole l. rIvaAa Iii Tuesdays democrat.
ir primary by a majority o. between
1900 and sa.Auns
Richard / Mannlng. Robert A,
Cooper and John q fliehards are
leading In tbs contest for the gnbcr.
nasefiai nomination
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
MONTENEGfuNs CAPTURE
5000 AUSTRIAN TROOPS

London, Aux. 20 (s;ss p. m.)-With
the reoccupation Of shabaco BY The
Ecrvians, says n dispatch to the Elk
change Telegram company from Get
tInjc. Montenegro. the 1000 Austrian
lprisoners have been doubled. 1000 adj
ditlonal men having been captured be-
tween Lesnica and shabaco during
the gervIan march to occupy the larger
towns. The servian casualties In re-
taking shabaco are admitted 70 have
been heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

marched 20 iwny nnd Eomaf: there
they burned the town hall, tore up a
considerable length Of the railway and
fired on passing locomotives. About
Z O'Clock 10 the morning they reached
the pluIns around rouehain, having
Travelled twenty miles across French
territory. Here they we're engaged
BY q French artillery regiment, which.
effer four hours firing. annihilated
them" a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
GERMAN cAtstity RAID
MsEizi's WITH DISASTER

Ieaaen Ass .. ss:.Aa :. s,.s
Paris dispatch 10 the Daily Mnn de-
seFihes an adventurous raid across
Franeis terrli1fs bs a division of Ger.
man ravxlfs Coming frum The
direction of Muns. they crossed the
frontier near cunasssur-I.r 'araut
Monday evening
Entering the town. they rounded
up the women and children and
foseed them 70 march all night
through Frensh towns and Villages
striking terror into the hearts IL tbs
peasants they encountered on the
way SAYS The correspondent.
Through Lourehes. in Nord. the,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

London. Aug 20 fsste y. MI.
Many Americans have enlisted In
London in the foreIen legion. orRn-
nixcd by Captain hicei. who fought
with Gafibuldi Tha services Of the
legion have not vet been accepted.
The legion contains g.noo men and
900 officers Onr.thIr ri ~ mem-
bcrahln Speaks EnaliHh, one.thifd
Russian. and one-tbIrd Italinn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27

been numerous assertions from the
Austrian army.
In. some Of the regiments, II was
stated. 40 per cent Of the reservists
failed 70 respond TO the cali to the
eolors The aged Emperor Francis
Joseph was kept in ignorance Of the
real state OF affairs.
The telegram added that the Of
fetal bulletin contains only satisfac-
tory news and reports Of great AUS
TRAN victories.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
RUSSIAN ARMY ADVANCES
INTO AUSTRIAN PROVINCE

Rome. Aug. ~ tvia London. mid
night "A dispatch from Bucharest
says that the flunsian columns Invad-
Ing CnlicIa have occupied Tarnopol,
AN Important city eighty miles cast,
southeast " I.cmbcrg. capital OF Ga
Iicia Three Austrian army corps are
said 10 be opposing them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-27
NEW PAPER CURRENCY
" ISSUED IN FRANCE

Paris. Aug. 20 tes5o D. m Paper
notes Of fifty ceniimeH. one franc and
two francs are being printed under
tho authorization Of the government
By the Paris chamber Of commerce 10
supply change. The first issue amounts
10 1o.oo0.oo0 francs fte,VuO.ooo).
II II estimated that Two billion
faucs IN silvef II now boarded IN
France,
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occupied BY Russians and that the
Germans arc in condition Of demor-
alizution.
Although no figures OF the cas-
nalties have been given" the newspa-
per adds. the fight was most obsti-
nate and sanguinary. me German re-
treat finally degenerated into a rout.
Their evacuation Of the western part
Of Russian Poland is now virtually
complete. The Germans evidently
were disappointed and non-plussed by
the failure Of the Russian Poles to
rise against Russia.
THE German prisoners Are report
ed to be Indifferent as to their captiv-
iiy
Near vlozlaff. a Russian peasant
was hailed b. two German scouts,
both Of them armed heavily. Come
here. we are your prisoners they
called out. The peasant however,
distrusted the summons and took to
his heels, whereupon the horsemen
caught up with him and insisted on
surrenderIng Arrest us quickly and
take us somewhere and obtain food
and sleep they begged.
Many tales are told Of the heroism
Of the cossacks one detachment
dashed across burning railway
bridge and fell upon the enemy with
such fury ,lat several Germans were
cut in two by their swords. The
leader OF the Cossaeks received sixteen
wounds, but he boasted that he put
out eleven Of the enemy before he
fell.'
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BRITISH TROOPS HErIsIA
SIX ATTACKS BY GERMANS

i.ona,a.. Aug. 81 ss:ss a. M 1.-The
Daily Mal'a Paris correspondent says
the Germans. II IL now believed. are
attacking the allies on the southern
Belginn frontier Cavalry raids are
frequent around Lille.
Wounded Germans say their off
GERS orders are 20 advance Mt any
cost, even to forfeit, II necessary.
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fifty per cent OF the army to gain
victory
The Germans made six successive
attacks on the British troops IN an
effort to cut their lines Of comhunl-
cation, but were Unsuccessful.
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RUSSIANS CLAIM no WIN
IMPORTANT VICTORIES

st. Petersburg, Aug. 20 (yia LON
don. Aug. ~. 2:i5 d. m.)--The No
Voc Vremya says today that although
the general Staff has made public only
the barest details regarding the strik-
ing SUCCESS to the Russian arms in
east Prussia, 1t is apparent that the
greater part of that province is now
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RUSSIAN TROOPS ItEvOLT
AGAINST THEIR ofuCERs

London, Aug. - Ci;s0 d. M I'm
formation from southern Dalmatia
says the Posts Paris correspondent
IL to the effect that ~ several towns
the slav troops have tavolied against
their officers,