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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01


oHUR0Hs FERRY NEWS
j. W. Cavers went to the Lake nm
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John Nelson left Thursdav for hi.
homestead near Wilistou.
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The teachers returned Sunday from
ened Monday.
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"m was p,eaSiue anu VOL 1eceisea
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0"s0u 'no ~" o1acAsma'n nus
1ss1 n''eu 4"u1, - m o"n
~ 81 Au.o "ms ~ D0ll0ves
- a. mpto'emeu ovef 'tnose put OUT
ny VIC manufacturers
AS a result OF the dread disease,
scarlet fever death called Last Sunday
evening the youngest child OF Nj. and
a bright little boy, Of two years was
a special favorite Of all who know
him. His death is a severe shock to
will, IN who has heen j.,
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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Christine Wickum, clerk in G. Nj.
S~tackhouse's store visited in Grand
Forks Wednesday Of last week.
d. W. Swenson, assistant cashier
Of the Southam State bank, was =
business visitor to Grand Forks from
Thurday until Saturday.
Joe Henley, Laura Henley and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hinck Of Devils
Lake autoed down ana spent Sunday
with relatives and friends here. Joe
remained over having business inter.
ests to look after.
Sunday morning a party composed
Of Messrs. E. E. Fifer, Arthur link
Martin johnson, M. L. Martin and
Ii. W. swenson took an auto trim to
Doyon and incidentally made life
miserable for the gophers along the
way.
Anselm Wolf, cashier Of the South.
am State Bank, spent Sunday at Dew.
lis Lake.
The baseball boys had their first.
practice game Of the season last Sun.
day. They made a very good show.
ing in spite Of the high wind and the
rather chilly weather. Next Sunday
they play Lakota on the latter,r
grounds. The Sunday following La,
kota will play a return game here
No definite lineup has as yet been de.
cided upon for the game next SIM,
day. .
southam win be glad to meet any
Of the neighboring towns. In bsssbah
this spring and summer. Any town.
looking for . game may address II.
w. swenson, manager.
Michael Noonan, candidate for sher-
Dc Of Ramsey county was In our town.
last Monday.
Ben y. Burt and Anselm Wolf made,
Derrick 9 business visit Monday.
Spring work i pretty ven sdv.nc.
cd in II this u section Of the country.
some farmers have all their wheat in,
the ground already. If the. weathce:
Y favorable work y the fields will b,
finished 1l'fesl early this year.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
SOUTHAM

Christine Wickum, clerk in G. Nj.
Stackhouse's store visited in Grand
Forks Wednesday of last week.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

d. W. swenson, assistant cashier
OF the southam State bank, was
business visitor to Grand Forks from
Thurday until Saturday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Joe Henley, Laura Henley and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hinck Of DeviIs
Lake autoed down ana spent Sunday
with relatives and friends here. Joe
remained over having business inter-
ests to look after.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
NORWEGIAN CELEBRATION
IN DEVILS LAKE MAY |8I

Address ..... Hon. Il. 81. Aaker
Fargo, N. D.
Songs ............ Norden Chorus
(a) Skjona Mai Valkommen, Been
(b) Gud signe Norig's Land Borg
(c) Norges Fjelde, $50. Kjerulf
address &C.. Hon. F. o. Hellstrom
Fargo, N. D.
Songs .......... Norden Chorus
(a) Civ Agt .......... Paulsen
(b) vikingsonner ....... Moller
(c) Jeg vii vaerge nit Land.
-. ............ Tischendorff
S-Address . Hon. U. l.. Burdick
Williston, N. D.
9-Songs ........... Norden Chorus
(a) I Jotunhjemen ...... Olson
(b) OPP mod de hole field i nord
-. ...... ......... Tjernagel
(c) Norge, Norge -. Wendelborg
10-violin Solo, Souvenir in D, DR. ;
Prof. Edwin G. Knutzen
11-Songs .......... Norden Chorus
(a) Fanevagt ............ Olson
(b) Mar Fjordene blaaner 90.
-. ....... .......... Paulsen
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Thos. Blackwell Of Lansing, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday and win spend q
short time here looking altar farming
Interests.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

o. Bergen, the new blacksmith has
just completed a radiator Of his own
make, for q auto which he believes
is an improvement over those put out
by the manufacturer.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Ben q. Burt and Ansslm Wolf made.
Derrick q business visit Monday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

o. Border Of Grand Forks is in
town. this week and i . guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Bennes.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Michael Noonan, candidate for sher-.
81 Of Ramsey county was In our town.
last Monday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

spring work i pretty ven .dv.nc..
Sd in this hiss section Of the country.
Some farmers have all their wheat in,
the ground ground already. # the :weathcs:
y favorable work n the fields viii Is,
.fnished early this year.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

AIes in Nnem oenpmmen 1T oles teln
IdletteS uuo tetn orthooores ur@
tbelt pm 5siten elues 0,eOi,iner8 iber
Die gSoNertherapie! 8tDfere 3uaes
i%t0n6ullie fonute er oerIeIber taum mas
den obne aans aus Der RoCe uno bamtt
BET ielnen Gnls9sn Don Der bo8en @llts
CUNT i'll Il ngnaoe 5u fallen. Ner
inter @otfen 1T. mub befanntlib
mitbeutsu. Vito banfeu mir oieiem
Oerrn Mteoitus fir isiue Serablaiiuua.
unb I'M 2auie Der Belt. nadlbem mebr
9iht in ole abpie oes 9oientbum8
getommeu miro Die %Sd)ulmebISin noleuS
uoIeus Der pporotberapie INNER srObere
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

nnh uemielben Erinsip oen adniers
RGrper eiuhu0eu. Mlt oieIen 8ro5t@a
onreu lplro cine mob er0iebl9s {
> prohibition erysth.
me lie het Grtrautungfn Der Y there
nit aro6eu 8siieraniammIun9en 5a9
H6rper. bei 6erSie nit ahults
den 0rauIbeitserIhetnun9en. out bea
@ntfettungSfnre mlinlhensa
merth lit. 0ieis bnoropntbllhen
Gtnpaduu9su lusroen aud bel Ners
ueutrantbeitsu u%eriuenoet. On
lie etre berubiaenbs 8trtnna
ausNhen.
AIlo liir slisu aroBen Ghetl atnter
GrtrauIuuaen lit Ole Wahsrtehano"
lung 0 grocer 8iftisfslt uno I'M.
terltiet in pielsu 66Ien Die meoltaa
meutole 3berapIe auis bette. 6relllh
miiiisn auh Die bporopaibliheu BRO
seouren init &er Il q II b on9emenoei
peroeu. uidt nab etnem ltarren
2 hema. Ger Janatismns lit In
Der 0eiltunbe ssrnoe 10 iddolid pte
ouf auoersn @sbteten. Die fnnatilde
8afierbehanoIuns 1T ebeulo nalo lpte
uugeredttertist. 0as 8afer lam
in Der srdntenpleae unb 8ebanbIung
cine arose &olle lpielen; mir tone
men uus nar ireusu, Elm 10 writ"
James uo sugIsih 70 btlii9es
6eilmitteI BARN sur 8erfiauns Su
labeH. Genuoh mu6 es nit arit,t
uub Geruunlt gebrauht meroen
Ginise Der uorher anaeilbrten 8ein
lpIeIe s,,sen. ME iebr bic ianaillte
Maliertberapie Ihaoen fam. psun
Die ridlae arSueibebanolun9O oas
onrh u%sridumt mirb. @insn oirefs
ten Shaosn niro nbrl9ens oas
WaIler. ein taItsr ooer marmer Int
lttas. faum dnridten; oa5u lit bds
Mtttel III barmloS. IS 9ebprt
1hou eiu b~eIonoerss Sc d 4 oaSu.
UNI aud ourdl feline &erabreihuna
in ungelhidter 8eile 9 haoen Su
FIFTEEN. llnbet; ridtet Die 8ebanos
lung aber an, menu lie aui @runo
Der In9aben etne8 l~aienhnlten Wal"
lerbsiltunolgen bel arantheiten iorta
9sIeBt wlro. bic obiolut(?) cine meo,-
iameHtUie Eberdple erforosrn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13


Glnem meieutIttl ouoerereu iSped
oienl Ser %loaennmte &rte6nies
DE Il III alag. otlitn Numen.
o~un9e9ebitt lpobt nph 9roBtr lit. ala
odS Der ta.tsu uno bsjBeu llnitllQ9e.
Gr oleut uutHthml,h CUR Gtieuaung
elner GuS8eoebnten 2 hme:Bpr0s
ontttou. er beiuett cine N btheis
lung. lpie man iit nuh auSiuorndsu
ple9t, Tt Iehult oeS YrieBuiB
llmidIaeeS III Elm neuls tompIis,rter
uuo plto uldt immer rlttl3 ousges
iuhrt. Gos mehriah 9elaItste 2ets
uentndl mirb in taltem Wniler
dus9erungsu uuo 10 aui DEN &brper
gebrnht. aIsoanu BON einem oideu
MoIltuh ooer pom Sl0nenlhihteu
beoett. es bari aber feiu unourh d.
ldfit9er. DaHerblhttr StOff bas
Snllten 9elegt tueroeu. Die 8eaf'
tun9 eisIer &orihrlIt 1T iehr peisnts
lid. ga ser llmihIa9 ndmlih ldn'
aere 9eit, ntetlt : bis 3 Stuuoen.
lis9en bIeiy. 10 Tiroe ourh ben n
on .tldlf zen Stoif ole rounlt f.
uns oes GdmetBeS aebnbert. baD
ourh Die Saut in bobem WaBe q e.
reIst uno oar niht uusrheblih ges
lh6oiat weroen. Sit oaaeaen bas
maize qeintuh uur BON elmer 8ou"
oosr 6lanslldlht beoeft. 10 miro Die
Berounitun9 uno weiisre ShWstBies
fretiou uId)t lehr beeiutrdhtist. Die
Wirtung oes 8rieBnislhen I'M
Idla9s. Der nuh Der erregenbe
geuaaut mlro. bsruht ouf einer &C.
dBretkuns. Der umidlo9 Iofl
i'm Nnfang tall ieln. od lonli letue
Wirtunq nlht immer uol eIntritt.
Turd Die adIte pirb Sundhlt cine 3 us
am en5iebuu9 Der 8luts
f1B t, bamlt olio cine Biuts
Ieere Der betreifenoen STEELE ~erSlflt.
WRit Der 9eit ermarmt iit) Der um'
ihlag ourh bic aDrpertemperatur
uno srseu9t nuumebr sine @rmets
teruug Der @efdBe. Die cine itdrs
fere Durh bIutun Der betrsis
ienoen Stelle. cine 0ppetdmie
sur dolge bat. Ia Der 8erbano
Idugere 3elt Iiegen bleibt, uilo oanit
Die &%rlpdrmuug aubdlt. 30 tommt rs
aus Den ettoeiterteu uno Iiarf nit
8lut oeilIiteu @eidBen 5u elmer
Music 10 lbun9, Die SufueiIen
lehr tetrddtI,de @ra6e nnnebmen
lam. Ter Hatleni muB Iih inter
Dem 1erbono 10 ltorf erndrmeu. ouB
er has maize Xuh nat eipi9cn Stun'
ben pDuia ouSqetrofnet bat.
Damn mtro Der 8erbanb gemedIeIt
uno ourh eiuen nereu erieBt. uod'
benz spedmaBi9 nod etue latte W q
idunq uno Nbreibung beq
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

Ter tate llmihIaa. Der elniad
aus elnem mebrfah aeialtetsu tntd!.
ties &alier g~3tandten 2elnentut he.
itehi. otsnt por aIlem sur |lotaIen
Sh~mer5.ooer 0iPei,uoerun9 70 mlrb
t. NIT &orgiebe ala Stirntoms
preie bel iiebernosu arauten II
geiuenoet. Die ourd1 Sen Itud otS
tublen Mnliers snmetlt gro6e Grleit'
ierung habsn. Spaen otsit llma
Ihl0ge nrrtlih ais Nbtuhluu9SmitteI
mtrten. 10 mulieu lie lebr hduiia ges
mehsIt meroeu. ale ; hts 10
Minuten, iouIt eriuarmt lid oas @ai.
ler ourh Die eigene 0lrme eea A0r'
perS uno o~erilert oamit letnen tubs
lenSen @influ6.
Die hei6eu llmihlaae iousn cine
Iemperatur uou Sirta 40 Grab Gels
lius babeH, alio libsr Die uormale
aorpertemperatur 1863 bis 394)
sriudrmt lein. Nuh lie miIiieu lshr
haull9 9emede eli msrosu. font
tiiblen lie 1tt enilprefeuo Der nieort.
geren Nu6sntemperatur nb uno itelIen
teine belBen llmltldge i'm eigsutllhen
Slnne bar. Sic lperoen SiusdmdBia
nit etnem unourhld(1igen
Stoii SIr Terbluoeruns Der 0ers
ounltun9 uno oorseillsen A~btilhIuu9
bsosdt. Die oon linen sntpideIten
3dmpe beiiBen etnsn uorSleIibsu
GlniIub mo
iueroeu oesbaIb bet Ihmersbaften slis
fettionen, nomentllh Der 8eIente, bel
otutem @eIentrbeumatismus. bel
8tht II. |. No.. audi 9e9en Ulgrane'
anIdls germ benuet.
Staff Der beiBen feuhten Gsrb6nbe
uerosn audi belize trodene Il ms
tIage init erhlster Waite. audi
hslbe 2 fade nit @rfola aes
gen oie perihieosuIten Niiettiouen,
MISUNDERSTANDING. 8auhfeutnte
Suuouu9 u. t. 10. neripeuoet. Nle
bleie belBen 8roseouyen beiptrten
etne lidtiere q III dl nlhtun Der
b%etreiisnben Stelen. cine lo9enannte
Spper0m ie. bic idmersltiasnO
uno susleid aud trantbeitsbemmeno
mlrtt.
Wit gutem Griolg utro Sur @r5ies
lung elmer Qpperdmle aud Der Spts
rituaum d Tag periuenoet. Der
einfad in Der @sile bergeitellt mlro,
oaB ein 2tinentuh in 60proSentl9em
SpIritus Qetrdntt. n%uS9erunaen uno
aui Die betre1suoe Sorp1ritelle geleet
mlro, beoedt pom 3yIanel ooer elnem
nuourhlaiiigeu StoH. Dieie Spiris
tu8umihlage er5eu9eu cine lehr CUTE
fin it lii d %Gnljunoun9, cine 8 y i"
perami E, uno mlrttu III bobem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

Ole 5hmibtur III nod putlltdnois
ger. menn man ltatt Der llmIhIaae
" an5padun9en onluenoet. 6ie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-13

iino Die IaIteu ooer beiben lme
ihId9e. he gegteren Die betaunien
YrleBnlsihtn llmidIdse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

ton 10 secure undue extra profits by
Increased prices
study o. learn if any combination
exists 60 advance Prices under exist
ing conditions when the facts shall
have been determined sufficiently 90
give "a clear idea ~ the general situ-
alton. report them promptly to the
chief ~ bureau OF foreign ana do
mcstlc commerce and continue the
inquiry subject 60 his Instructions %
Secretary Rcdneld said ne expect
cd 10 have enough facts within the
next week to turn over to the uttor-
noy general for action.
Investigation OF food prices In the
national capital began today. Dis
trict Attorney Wilson began "a grand
jury Investigation and summoned
commission merchants, buyers foI
hotels n other Go testify.
District attorneys al some at the
nearby states tCieRraphcd 10 the at
torncy general TODAY that they no.
hcvcd many increases In food prices
were fictitious aud asked IN som,
cases for special investigators 10 as
gist them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

ion of the German troops surrender
ed with their machine guns"
The liayas version adds.
I'm the curse Of recent operations
a number of spies hay been court
martiaied and shot. including the
mayor and postmaster Of Thanh In
Lower Alsace.
Two Frcach battallons which had
shelled the viilage ofI.agaTde In Ger
man Lorraine above A%Nricourt were
dislodged Dy a superior force of Ger
man troops and driven back TO Nures
in the department Of Muerthe-ei-Mo
ellie on the road 10 the fortress os
Luneviile.
''The BelEians in the operations
around Liege took more than 1000
German prisoners. and in consequence
OF liz restricted territory the Belgian
government has asked France 10 ar
range for their confinement elsewhere.
AT various points along the French
froatier the Preach troops have
taken more than 1900 prisoners"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
GREAT BROKERAGE
FIRM DECIDES
To SUSPEND
Wilson and Company, 0peret-
ing all over Country will go
into Voluntary Bankruptcy
as Result of War.

San Francisco. Aug. IA -. c. VIII
Son and company, members az the
New YORK stock exchange. the New
York cotton exchange. the Chicago
board of trade and the San Francisco
stock and bond exchanges announced
here today that after mature deiibor-
alton, tho firm had decided to go in
to voluntary bankruptcy.
The suspension" said a statement
given out at the Offices OF the COM
PAN. us brought about solely By the
Extraordinary American conditions fol-
lowing upon the European war.
'Thc banks, TO meet tho drain Of
money naturally restricted their
loans and called for payment from
their debtors. We met these demands
for some time and then were COM
PEELED In turn To call on our margin
clients To make additional payments
on their accounts. They answered
that they could furnish additional
security hut could not furnish addi-
tional money. Tho exchanges hcinl
closed, we could not oven sell the Sc.
curities Of such defaultlng clients.
What form the bankruptcy proceed
lngs will take, cannot he determined
j.. e. Wilson. senior member Of the
firm, said today. until there has Decr
time 10 onsul with Harris, Win
throp and company, the firms New
York correspondent.
The firm has branch offices in Port.
land. Seattle. Los Angeles, San Diego
aud Coronado, besides Its " here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
Where Quality
Meets Price

DuraH was an eye witness NJ the first
two days Of the siege. which no de-
scrlbcs. The B%olsians permitted the
forces OF General Won Emmich to pass
the forts In their march on the town
and hen attacked them in the rear
from the forts D on their front wfth
infantry. He estimated the German
casualties As from Ave 10 ten times
MS great as those Of the defenders.
Speaking as q neutral says Mr..
Duras, according 10 the Times cor
respondent. IT seems To be a part OF
the new military tactics OF the ier-
mans to hght as much as possible In
the night time. Comparatively little
aghting occurred AZ Llcge during the
day.
The scheme OF the Belgian defense
seemed to be not 10 make any SERIOUS
resistance To the attack until the Ger
f1an troops were actually past the
forts. Then when thTy were close up
10 the town and thelf several bodies
trying TO effect r. Iancturo. nre Was
opened on them froin the forts behind
ana from rifles and machine guns In
front, 30 they were caught In a trap
"NN - NNH AMA 0hs AHtft NAa
nothing for thcm To do but TO 0e shot
down or surrender.
The amount OF suffering pa both
sides owing 10 an inability 10 deal
promptly with The wounded was very
great. but especially TO the Germans,
whose casualties we're from ave 10 ten
times as numerous as those among
the Belgians.
The Germans paid n terrible pen.
atty for tho boldncss Of their sCheme
OF attack, which, from n military
point of Wow, could be Justified 0nly
hy q conviction on the part of the
German o%iiicers that they would meet
with only the foeblest resistance. This
mistake they made was In under-rat-
Ing the nghting qualities OF the peace
ful Belgians
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
GERMANS DECEIVED ny
FALSE NEWS REIsOIRTS

Paris, Aug ~, 3:25 p. m-An Of
nciul communication issued today
says that since the beginning OF tho
war the German people have been
Systematically deceived by false ncws
circulated by n large German agency
with the object Of making Germans
think their troops had gained great
advantages. II adds that there has
been an absolute suppression OF all
news Instantaneous TO the Ger
mans.
Tho French government, u vas
stated. had decided Co issue a daily
news bulletin for distribution among
the French tFoops This would be-
composed or reports III field opera
lions and of important events IN
France, the object being 90 create a
strong link between the French sold
iers In the field M their relatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
THOMPSON STILL
HE'LL AS SUSPECT
IN AM0RY r D

ChicaGo. Aug. 1.-THE police to-
day sim held Allen NJ Thompson.
clerk 10 Edward T. Amory. secretary
OF the western railroad association,
found murdered In his office Wednes-
dag but the mystery surrounding the
killing apparently remained undis-
pened. No charge was placed against
Thompson.
That Amory might have been
beaten n choked 20 death By some
Crazed inventor Was "a theory that
had not been abandoned today. The
western railroad association was M
organization 10 protect railway april
Rnce patents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
HOT sKIRMIsH YESTERDAY
AT EssHE.zEE Month on NAMUR

London. Aug. ~ 1915 p. ma
dispatch from Brussels 10 Reuters
agency says that a hattie neal Eghe-
zee, north OF Namur, which occurred
yesterday nj Neville Tavicrs on the
Standardization railroad line was
keenly contested.
patch were mostly cayalrymcn. They
were surprised by the Belglans and
sustained severe casualties. Eventual
~ they fell back hurriediy On Huy,
between Namur and Ldege.
TIE dispatch adds that three Ger
man acroplanes iiying over Dicst were
brought down By the Belgian ar,ii-
lery. The ayiators were killed by
being dashed to the earth and the
third was terribly Injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
scck 90 Rcnssure poles.

81 Petersburg, Aus. t0.-tvia Lon
don. 1850 8. m.)-With the view OF
removing the apprehension Of the
Poles in Russia. Germany and Aus
tria- Hungary and OF gaining their
friendship In the two last mentioned
countries tho Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholaivitch. commander IN chief Of
the Russian army, Issued an order to-
day 90 the effect hat all Poles show
ing loyalty TO the Slay cause will be
specially protected by the Russian
army ana government. Any attempt
10 interfere with the personal and
material rights OF these Poles not
guilty OF hostility to Russia Will. ac-
cordiHg 10 the order be punished
with an the severity OF martial law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
POIICE CENSOR All CORUE.
SPONDENCE IN AUSTRIA

Rome, Aug. 10. ii:tO p. m, via
Paris Aus. a. 1885 ,. News
received here from Vienna says thai
letters addressed TO foreieuer7 In ths
Austrian capital are opened by ihs
police. who either retain them or de-
liver them with a yellow band on
which h printed: Opened by th'
state police"
Newspapers throughout Austria
Hungary print scarcely anything ox'
ccpt official news
Vienna itself Is half deserted. The
worst feature OF the war 10 those h.
the capital Is he lack OF money ans
the fact that prices of food have
risen enormously. The pubic scrv-
ices are pasalyzed and women an,
taking over the work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
Secretary Redfield Instructs
Agents Of Department Of
Commerce to go to Bottom
of Increase in Prices.
STOCKS ON HAND WILL
BE FULLY REPORTED
Special Instructions to Dis
cover if War is Being Used
by Combination to Advance
Cost Of Food Stuffs.

. Chicago. Aug ii.-Announce- .
= ment Of an effort To have closed .
all boards Of trade and other .
= machinery by means OF which .
= speculation IN foodstuns can be .
. carried on was made here today .
. by Sol. wes,erfcld. chairman OF .
. the trades relations committee .
. OF the National Association OF .
. Retail Grocers. .
. 81 am taking the initiative In .
= this matter by writing 60 +. y .
. Connolly Of san Francisco, pres .
. idcnt of the Natioaal Association .
. and members Of the executive .
. board" said Nj. w-csterfeld. .
. Members Of the board are scat .
. tered about the country, and dis .
. cussion by correspondence will .
. require some time before We can .
. determine whether the associa- .
. ton will take the action that ] .
. advocate. Chicago retailers are =
. with me on the subject. We .
. have reason TO believe that for .
. eign spectators are buying food =
. stuNs in the United states right .
. now. aud ] am asking the exccu- .
. tive board 10 consider the advoc- .
. acy Of the prohibition of the cx- .
y pIrtation OF food stuffs also" =
. Prices of cut meat wholesale .
. were unchanged today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
GERMANS HEAD FOR BOHDEtt
THROUGH SOUTHERN BELGIUM

BRUSSELS. via Paris. Aug. ~, 1855
=. m.-Technical observers of the
military operations of the last two
days declare their opinion Is con-
hrmed that the German army ~
seeking TO reach the French border
through the southern part Of the
Belgium province Of Brabant, cross
ing that section where the plain OF
Waterloo is situated and forging the
Belgian army TO retreat on Antwerp.
Prince william Gilppo. who fell at
Licge. IL reported 10 have a in his
helmet 10000 marks In German
banknotos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14
OIL PRICES ARE
LOWER, ANYWAY

New York. Aug. 1.-THE stan
dard oil company Of New York to-
day announced "a reduction OF Is
points In the price Of refined Pc
troloum in barrels for export, max
ing the quotation $40 cents per gal
Ion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-14

Chicago, Aug. ti-Spccial agents
under orders Of James u. WilkorHon.
United states district attorney. were
az work here today tracing Increased
food prices q" their sources.
sugar went 90 . and 30 cents a
pound In retail stores here yesterday
and the % that might be puf-
chased by IA single customer was linz
tied In q OF them, Wholesalers
have put a limit on what they viii
sell To single customers. II was
stated.
A boycott by womcn's |orRaniza.
tions on high-priccd meats and pro.
visions was inauguratod today.