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TIItkTN ENTRANCE INTO
NAI 'NtSE,~ SENSATION

VN4.hsunfur. ..| so. Turkey RI en-
frtp.. into tn. U..I uf Wlflik' Hrrr-
atous houah rHt unexpected, has
plus.d "a a,raIr... In ufhgial Gre i"-
here Hr.4usr .f its probable iil
reaching eno.t Probably ao nue fac
tlr in fh. great European strlsglc pr
rspnrdsd 500 uncertain in quantity tna
mauu as the turkish empire. The
probability hat Hy yestcrd1y's ast "i
y,ar against Russia. the Balkau state"
ma, be- drawn .e.1 the yorteN oft the
great conflict thereby cutting on
vast quantity of Good suppli'' NNi. ~
IL had been expected would g." i' l''
maIntsnan,, .f thc northern Epr"'-
can cauutrics dHrIng the war h'~
brought homo ta the officials here Is
realization ut tus very close HHd ih-
tense Interest uf He United states %
the last developments.
DIplomatle representative in
washington of tts allied powers have
beuered from ths outset that is soon
as Turkey had fully prepared nor
nrspy aud navy Tor the conflict sh'
would cast the die for Wsr ff'a'
britain. Russia 4nd France have.
through their ambassadors. made ~
plain to Turkcl. H understood.
What the consequences ot her entry
might be-. The Angio-F French fleet
which has been comparatively unoo
lcupied in the Mrditerranfan. would
bomhard the ports ~ Asia Minor
/ Greece probably would Join the allies
lagainsi Turkey and the haikau states
would be drawn INTO the general i'm
brosiio. with ths prospect That iihlf
might De found lighting Tursey az
we'll
That the conflict might extend a.
| Egypt Persia or Arabia. with ths
possibility of tho Japanese fleet sup
porting operations of the aliiss. mas
been disc GUESSED here,
The Greek navy with its two
American built nattiaships. formerl,
the Idaho aud the Mississippi, which
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Belgians Cause Inundation of
Marshy Country and Allies
Use Artillery Tellingly on
Retreating Regiments.
FRENCH CINTINUE THEIR
ADVANCE TO NORTHWARD
British able to Resume 0ffen5e
and Reconquer Much Of
Ground Yielded to Opposing
Forces Earlier.

Paris oct 80 Ce;5G y. m)--The
French official announcement given
out in Paris this afternoon says that
the forces OF the enemy which had
passed the river Yscr hove been COM
PEELED to withdraw hy reason OF In
undauuns OF the lower country
brought about Dy the Bolginu army
The text of the communication fol-
lows.
"Gn the extreme leu foundations
brought about 0y tho Belgian army
ln the lower valley of tife river User
have compelled the forces of the
enemy which has passed this river. 90
withdraw. They were subjected to q
violent cannonade by the Belgian ana
French artillery during their move
pnent of retreat
TIN. Germans endeayOrcd yestrr-
day 90 deliver very violent counter at
tacks on the French and British arms
corps. which were ptogressing 90 the
northeast and go the east of Nprcs
Al the end of the day our troops hSd
Notwithstanding. continued their FOR
ward movement Ia the direction
which had be.G assigned them. and
NAHN AAhA AhhfN AfAs'7f H|AN'NN w fH'f sNfN-
points of support,
The British troops. assaiiod az sew
eral points 10 the north ~ Ia basse
hy superior forces. resumed the Of
fcnsivc with encvgy hnd reconpuereo
20 q considerable extend the terrain
Welded To- the enemy Al several other
points ON their line oi combat th'
British troops repulscd the attacks "i
the Germans innigting on them inn
portani losses.
"uu the remainder of the front
there has been no general action, unlS
partial Offensive movements on ou'
par as well as ON the part of tho
enom, We have made progress ai'
most eyeryV here. notably before ser.
tain Villages between Arras and Al.
bert. upon the heights ot the right
bank of the Aisnc down stream from
~oissols ana here and there along th'
Aiouse 20 the north of Verdun
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Entrance Of Turkey into
World-War Adds Last Link
in Chain of Opposing Forces
from North Sea to Black.
PORTE's INTERVENTION
Is PREPARED FOR
Action of Turkish Empire
Taken to Shcw Germany's
Need TO Draw off Russian
Forces in Galicia.

London. oct 30 C2:2s D mJ-Tl,e
battle array as q result OF the entry
ot Inc ottoman empire into the inter
national struggle now stretches In an
almost unbroken diagonal hne hcross
Europe. and a. Turkeys adherence
10 the Teutonic sid, OF the qparre'
can hardly be the last new factor In
the war which gradually iH cngulnng
the eastern hemisphere. b uay reach
from the Atlantic TO the indian
ocean
Greece Rumania and Bulgaria are
practically certain 20 be- drawn into
the conflict which already is enFag-
ing ten nations. and the ultimate In
cluslon of italy and Persia. with per
haps The Aslatie lands 20 the east.
ward of the latter country, is today
regarded loo London as scarcely less
probable.
hot ON the heels of the Turkish
offensive movement against Russian
ports on the Black sea has followed
what amounts to a declaration Of wa
/ D., Emperor Nicholas lu the form ot
| instructions Go mis- Ambassador and
/ ms consuis 10 cult Turkey forthwith.
and this win be followed prompts
by similaf action on the part of each
of he allied governments Tne APP
I penranec ot tne aihed fleet off the
Durdauellcs viii De n natural se-
quence
The Intervention ot the Porte since
its persistent disregard of the warn
inRs Of Great Britain. France and
Russia has been anticipated and .H
| said Go have been thoroughly pre-
pared for 20 is accepted !u London
as another proof OF the German need
! 90 endcayor 20 draw OFT Russian
/ forces from Poland and Galiclu The
/ Muscovites however have large
+ and growine reserve which they
/ claim is quite capable of attending &C.
{ the Turkish factor without dcpleung
/ tho armies now in the aeld
These latter. apparently. are MAX
/ ing steady progress towards the en
/ tr'urhed positions ou the river
Wharf.-The in Russian Poland. whore the
/ Germans Undoubtedly vii make am
f. other attempt 90 rend their enemy
I The Russian re-occupatlou of Czer
upwitz tu Huk0wlnH b., considered im
. pUrfauI gF tHls tIwn Be- railroad
] Junction and Iis possession frees AN
other railroad line to LODI. WHICH
again ls in possession ct Russian
troops
EImurs are again current in Lon
dun that Hungary weary of "a war boa
which she has nothing to gain. would
welcome Cd chance Goo qult It is suE
Fested also hat seryis soon ma, hs
compelled fo retire within her own
borders and assume a purely doten-
siFt rul, .r .ut--rqarncc of the ns
uousl ,Nb-s.stioH. rosuu.nR from the
fighting ur three campaigns iu ai
many years
The battle arena stretchina be
tween I.H HBssee and Nieuport hu'
been virtually screened ofI again s,
far as rispsudeut news IL concerned
and fh. ufI.ml communications or
thn Hg.Eres. of the fighting lea Flau
Gers trH sa contradictory THAI luu,
cam o, steamed IRON them
BRITISH EMBASSY SUMMARIZE
NANNL NCTiNITuaS or BELGIUM
Washington oct 3o.-Tne Rritri
ieWHHssl made pu5lic today the foi
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must be reckoned with. h. superior
TO the Turkish cruisers in srmor and
armament
From military point Of view Y
is believed that Russia would have
little Co fegr from an attack Dy the
Turkish army II is regarded az Ger
tain that such action doubtless would
Immediately be- followed by declora
tious OF war against Turkey by the
Balkan states
From naval viewpoint Turkey
cannot work much mischief, experts
here say Her navy has been I'M
creased by the addition 81 two Ger
man nrmored cruisers. the Breslau
and The Gocbeu. but the Russian
Black sea fleet is regarded as more
than match Tor these
owing 90 rumors of possible anti.
Christian uprisinvs as q result uf gon-
efai disturbance, Ambassador Nor
gruthau at ono time advised that an
American Warship be- present In
Turkish waters FOR samioy effect
and to lend aid tU Americans .u case
81 emergency Tho eruisers North
carolina aud Tennessee. which were
sent to Europe with gold for relief
purposes. are uuV ANA probably vii
bo maintained in the eastern Medl'
trrfuucan
The policy of Greece as proyiousi>
Continued on Page TwoJ
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quez. ~ was appointed hy Mr. car
rama. who is my superior officer. I
am simply obeying orders went To
the Uuitcd states marshal and to the
New York police when Mr.. trquidi
refused Ca turn over the Office tu me
Neither would take any action. But
was advised TO go To the oflico and
pat M. Trquidi out. $50 to SPEAK.
Rather than stir up q fuss however.
! have rented this Office. Mr tr-
quidi Ma sforcod the MoXicsn govern
ment to buy another set OF furniture.
carpets and office equipment. sign
all the papers. II Mr.. Trquidi signs
any they VIII bo mo- good in The Mex
lean customs houses and the ships
having papers signed by him Ail ne
nned Just as if they had none"
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ATTEMPTED ASS ASSN NTION
SENS ATION OF MOIR

Mexico city. oct 20-The attempt
To- assassinute General Francisco Vils
made by Francisco :. Mugiu On Octo-
ber 27. is the political sensation of the
hour al the federal capital Oniccfs
of Division General Pablo Gonzales
have tcieHraphc1 GO The Associated
Press from their headquarters az the
city uf Leon. denying the charges that
Mugn was employed by Gonzales "a
XIII General villa Tor compensation
80 100000 The officers declare This
charge was made by she enemies oi
Mugia was arrested In Mexico cts
some years ago ON the alleged charge
of co1spirlug To- Nill the consul Of Ar
aeutinp lie was convicted aud ger'
cd "a long time in prison.
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AMERICANS SAFETY
IN MEXICO NOT
GUARANTEED
Carranza Fails to Extend
Warranties Asked by Wash
ington as Preliminary to
Evacuation of Vera Cruz.

Mexico CIiy oct 3e.-Forcign Min
lister Fnbclla Yesterday handed Co the
Brazilian minister senior Cordoso dc
olivoira, who is In charge Of Amcri-
can Interests BE Mexico. the reply uf
the Mexican government tu the recent
note from the state department nt
Washington. rquesting guarantee Tor
certain Mexican citizens now residing
in Vera Cruz before thai port ho eyuc-
unted bv the American tIooIs
The reply did not give the guarantee
asked Tor. but b. requested Washington
tn fix definitely the date uf departure
form Vera cruz uf the American sol
dlcrs now in occupation
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URoIIDT CLAIMS M II
TnE OIIICIAL consul

Now York, oct Francisco Tr-
quldi ana lgnaclo Enriquez. who for
merry was a colonel ia the cnustitu-
tonallst army. are both maintaining
cflcss iu the s9fae building mere. Each
has painted upon his door the an
nounocmen' that the Mexican consul
general 30 within
- am the consul said Mr.. lr-
0uidi q nave che official papcrs ld
the buuk hooks J am the representa-
tiy. uf the MeNieaa government and
m, authority i- derived ff"m th" con-
tentiun tt AeuaF Cnli"ntos Mf En-
riqu,z is simply the Representative 81
MI Cauanza Hud Thar b. all sign
clearance uirrrs and transact lU the
business
81 am the consul said Mr. Euri-
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
TO NENICD SUSPENDED

Washinrto1 oct 0-Temporary
suspension OF postal order business
between the United States and Mex
leo was annount ed tod..y ~ postal af-
nosIs Postmasters throughout this
country viii not pay orders issued in
Mexico after October 20 and viii not
issue orders on Mexico.
The suspension was declared al
Mexico's request Postal officials as
serted they knew no reasons for tnat
other than possibly. unsettled c0ndi-
tions iu the southern republic.
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HERALD'SSPECIAL
ELECTION SERVICE

Teauuns O'clock TUESDAY, November ain
ands
a. a
o
ourdiaiy
a IL u tie nases
Herald telephones
every in No
IN
oTtaaion theTc > midnight
hoadquartess
available prtaansts
i
~ cpeFilaIs 60 a.
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HOSPITAL SHIP ON
ROCKS Of NORTH
BRITISH COAST
Casualty Will Be Heavy One
Terrific Sea Prevents Res
cue of Grew. Nurses and
Doctors.

l1udon Dcl 30 D-IN % m Sig
n1i- ni distress have been sent -
since last uEhf uft WhUHY au the
Yorkshire coast from H steamship
believed tu hs the Ruhu1. a British
vessel Of 5000 toms. being ursd as %
hospital ship Tho gale hluwing.
however, has caused such hcaNA seas
that the launching % uferoats has
been impossible
Early this msrninr four ssamen
were found among some wreetasc
thrown urun the cnasi Amour the
wr,. ktre was the 1hmc "Bohum 20
GLASGOW. Gene Df tho seamen Be- stul
'NiuE Tremendous sels are hres eine
over tno vessel and the members 0i
the crew can bs seen iu the riggnr
The Rohilla was bound from queens
Ferry tu ueigium to bring 1ars
wounded from France. She ram ou
tbo rocks half "a mile south of whitby
d. miles northwest 0f Scarborough at
Z O'Clock this morning and r. rIolcri
southeast gale and rainstorm
The vessel carried four Hurses ana
several doctors and full hasplta|
equipment An the women on board
have been saved Every enc of nei
boats. except the last one launched
was smashed hy the seas and wished
ashore. The remaining boat wa,
swamped near shore aud the people H
BE- waded to safety.
l.ifehoats with extreme difhculty
brousht ashore two boat loads OF tht
passengers. after which further at
tempts 40 rescue with the boats were
abandoned With nfty eight persons
stih slnging 90 the vessel. which had
her after end broken nearly on hope,
nre entertained for rescuing these. Ef.
forts are being made 10 sei assistanes
from ether ports.
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VERA CRUZ FORCES To-
REMAIN I'DR \ TINE

WashinRto1. oct. So Carrunzn !
reported willingness to discuss condi-
tions Of tho evacuation Of Vera cruz.
provided the United States sets date
for Withdrawal OF General Fuustou's
forces. caused officials go Indicate
plainly today hst the forces viii ue
Withdrawn only after CarraHza gives
the Required assurances for protection
of those who have served General
Funston and complies with the conti-
uons which have been tho subject oi
negotiations.
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URQUIDI II REPUDINTED
~ CNHRANZA GOVERN MINT

Mexico city. oct 30.-Thc Mexican
foreign office has issued 70 warning to
steamship companies and merchants
doing business with N"Nleo tu the ef-
feet that the McNi.au government vlu
not recognize any document signed b
Francisco Irquidl as consul 0f Mexico
% New York The legal representa-
tyc of uls country iu that ri,y. tho
statement pa 81. ls Seuor Eur.gupA
The claim made by Srnor Urquldi
that he was named az consul py tu.
Aguas Calientes convention is said nt
the Mexican authorities to be false
because the convention has no. power
to nominate tho supreme power gee
siding alone lu Genera C3rriryo
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INDICTED MINERS
SEEK QUASHINc OF
MURDER CHARGES

Boulder. Colo, oct 8o.--C"uus"I
for John ll lawson. T. T. poylc, W
r Hirkry and uft' six ether labor
"adera ana strikers charged with
murder lu connection with the at.
tack on the Hetlu mine last April
today filed o. the district court mo-
tionr Go lussh the informal 1n'
against their oucnis The motions
were based on the claim that tho de
feudants cnunut Boz tried without
grand iury indictments unless glEct
shc privilege 81 preliminary eNumina.
tinn. which was denied.
Recently the grand iuty ndict.
msnta against the sttikeis were dis
missed hY tho district ATTORNEY VII,
thereupon filed direct intormaiious.
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HAITIAN PRESIDENT
TAKES REFUGE ON
DUTCH STEAMSHIP

Washington. OCT President ~.
NOR of Haiu has aeru Obliged 600 qu'
his capital Port 8u prince. and sees
refuge Un H Dutch vessel aDcordiue
to report tu .hr state department co.
day from thr American loEHt0u IN
Haiu ufte.aa interpret this to mean
that the rebels are 800 conn plrty ,ou-
troll oi Port 8u Prince.
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Today!s 5 War
Summary

Interest .u the battles raging lh
IN. eas, ana west OF Europe, where
decls.>c results stll are Co be at
tanned. today was momcntarily over
shadowed by Turkey entrance mt"
the war through her inaugura ion oi
hostilities against Russia
London and Washington agree
that tins new development probably
Will have slight effect on land oper-
atiuns. but will manifest itself chief
ly by sea and give the allied fleet in
the Mediterranean ana adjacent wa
tcrs some busy days or weeks.
As,ie from 'his. the most Interest
ing phase OF Turkeys action rs ~
probable curtt on the delicate Bal-
kan situation ana next, what Greece
will do should Greece enter the
great arena of war two eNpatfisted
American hattleships. the old Mis-.
sissippi and Idaho recently sold iu
her may be- heard from
what effect Turkeys entrance into
the wHI now conflict uf ten ma
tlons. will have ON the uucouuted
millions 90 Mosiems in Africa and
Asia is matter of conjecture.
n was madr known thar in addi-
ton 10 sinking two steamers 100 the
Black sea and nomhardiug the citN oi
TheodosiB. IN the rumsa. Turkish
Watships had entered the port ui
cd, ssa sunk a Russian gunooat and
damaged e French liner Although
no formal declaration Of war is re-
ported. tho Russian ambassador ai
'oLttaniinopl" has been viihdr'wn
Lntlc ueve filtered through today
from thr sssn. of the great battie
In Flaoders ana udieatinos v.r,
tbat The ren.orsbIp had become SIM
more rie,d Tho French official
abatement while ,raIn opOmi.tie .u
tome was eeneral Boa terms and con.
tained nothing to iudicat, chat de-
cldcd edk8utases had been won bs
eithtr side and 80 was inicrf,i that
the deadly struggle was yet to run
is course
The enormous sacrifice. made D.,
tho geruars 4, f.rra 4, us..ts, oi
the User river are said los the French
war office tu have been boo vain The
German forces which maintaiue,
, their hard won place tu tle south or
IA" fsef. are mo-" said O." have vlt"
af'wn' Nhat shot and shrtln'
could not accomplish has Ntri
ae hie'ed 10y another device the tri
tiahs having ii""ded the lower sd"
I ieS ni 'hr ff'f.
ihe French Official statement in
uleales lhHl o. hhf again iali"u Q" th'
l"l "i lhc hiltish troops tu Dear h'
hrun' "i 'he h"l'le. fhcr pFesen''
"l"ht th' hh' ii"m pres O." biN
mud" is revealed ln the ht"ten'rh
Whl'h H"Ss that violent 'eimhn az
| - 49,, 's
! - -. 49,, N'''
Al points n"I'h oi Ia hasse' lns
s"uin OF ih' h"'sian border me hfii
lNh t"'.e" are credited Wi'h haNini
Z ltpulHed superior tortes aud tu haN'
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AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
pi2I~ENTN CREpENTINI~

I'TT0RTld- U0I 30. VA london
-.os g.. m --Grorec . Mayr. Jr.. ui
San Francisco. the newly appointed
ambassador ur the United states o.
RUSSIA, to-day presented his credeutal.
to Emperor Nicholas add formally as
sumed charge OFT Ga, enloassy Ac-
companicd hy bis stan Mt MARY,
went nt trtu geo Tsarkoc Selo when
tho plr,y was Conducted to the p4acl
by an imperial escort
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NOTIFIES ENGLAND
To RELEASE GERM ANS

Berh1, oct 80 tBy Wireless -
Gctmnny mas notified Great Britain
through James " Gerard. the Amer
Jean ambassador boo Berlin that 70
German civilians in England except
ing those AGAINST whom are grounds
~ suspicion ur" not liberated hy Nu-
Nember @. 900 British SUBJECTS ir Ger
mUns viii u, similarly arrested
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TURKEY ASSUMES THE
OIIENSiNE AGAINST GAR

Washington D.. 800. Tho Russian
embassy here To-day received word
from ts foreign office az r'.ruEf'a
that Tutsry bad Hken warlikr action
toward Russia THE dispatch did NOT
FNc any details nor eid I' -'al"
whether abe action vas on iand "t sen.
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GERMANS BRAND TALES
OF ANGOLA RAID ~ LIES

Berlin. oct 800 6By Wireless. The
aileerd raid 'f German troops into
Angola. West Africa. ls declared uri-
riaily today tu he 20 "flut Die" forsed
in order Co justify Porulgurs parii,i-
patton DOB the European war
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SMELLING OF
ODESSA BY
TURKEY
HURTS
j. s.

Meager Advices from Black
Seat Port Declares Ameri-
can Property is Destroyed
by Bombardment of City by
Mussulmans Without Gus
tomary Days Notice.
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BRITISH EMBASSY SUMMARIZE
NANNl ACTtNITUS orr BEIs.ItrNl

Washington oct 3n.--Tne British
,whHssl made pu5lic today the fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
BROWN BASEBALL DATES
To Play Twenty Games, Two
Each with Yale and Harvard.

Browns baseball schedule for the
coming season ia complete. II contains
twenty games, three less than last year
The dates are as follows
April s. New York University, at Prov
idence. ~. Providence League, at Provi-
dence: % New Hampshire. at Provi-
dence; %. Yale, at Providence, 20, Wes-
leyan. at Providence
May l, University OF Virginia, at Prov
idence: .. Holy Cross. at Worcester; 8,
Holy Cross. at Providence; .. Trinity, at
Providence; lS, Rhode Island College. at
Providence. IL. Amherst. at Providence.
%, Vale, at New Haven. 3. Amherst nj
Amherst %. Princeton. a Princeton;
80. Harvard. at Providence.
June ,. Tufts. at Providence; s, Har-
ward, at Cambridge; u. University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, at Providence; 49,, TUFTS,
at Medford, -. Alumni. at Providence.
For three years running the Provi-
dencc men have beaten their neighborS
in the International League. They eX-
poet TO repeat this year, and on account
Of the unusually good material at hand
are looking toward the intercollegiate
championship. an honor that Brown
barely missed last year and tho year
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
TEST FOR COLUMBIA TEAM
To Meet City College Swim
mers in Dual Meet Friday.

Columbia will open it's swimming sea-
son when IL meets the College Of the city
OF New York swimmers in dual meet
I'm the City College pool on Friday night.
The Columbia watermen have not shown
particularly well IN practice, and they
will probably have a hard time In beat
ing the College Of the cry OF New
York swimmers.
The relay team will be handicapped.
inas,nuch AS there are only three speedy
men available, and II probably VIII be
necessary to use one Of the water POLO
players on the quartet. Columbias best
men are Captain Barrett I'm the fancy
dive. Kottck in the plunge and Osgood
in the sprints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

=. Csforla, reported as 40 miles east OF
W HOOK a. m yesterday. Is expected
~ this forenoon
NinneNsska. reported as 375 miles east
zAcy HOOK az 10 a m yesterday, IL eX-
70 dock this forenoon
ffosencs, reported as 24s miles east OF
hoi Al m yesterday. Is expected
- his forenoon.
columbia. reported as 7a4 miles cas-,
sley HOOK az 1880 M Yesterday. Is
80 % Cock Monday forenoon.
~ Louis, reported as 1898 miles east OF
-. ~ he9k al ] 30 . m Yesterday, Is expected
- this forenoon.
vscsT IT, reported as 235 miles east
49, Nook a. II m Yesterday. IS ex
-. ooeS tuesday evening or Wednesday
haisef Franz Josef reported as eco
80 OF SANDY Hook az 80 p m yester-
'Apected 70 dock Monday forenoon.