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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
PORTUGAL MAY ENTER WAR
Little Nation, 1t Is Said, Is Preparing
to Line Up With the Allies
General News.

London, Oct. 16.-Dispatches from
fore many days a tenth nation, Portu-
gal, will have become involved in the
European war.
Her treaty with England will line
up the new republic, If she goes to
war, among the foes of Germany, in
creasing the number of allies to eight.
The treaty obliges Portugal to fur
nish 100000 troops to England when
called upon.
A Reuter- dispatch from Lisbon de-
clares mobilization will be ordered to.
morrow and that martial law has been
declared in the Portuguese Kongo,
probably in fear of an uprising similar
to that in South Africa among the
British colonists.
One report from Madrid states Por-
tugal already has declared war on
Germany. This is denied in the Reu-
ter dispatch,
Germans Rout French Cavalry.
London, Oct. IA dispatch to
Reuters Telegraph company from Ber-
lin, by way Of Amsterdam, gives the
following statement issued by the Ger
man general staff: Our cavalry com
pletely routed a French cavalry divi.
sion west of Lille and near Hazen.
brouck we in ficted severe losses on
another French cavalry division. I'm
til now the engagements on the front
in the western theater did not lead to
a decision.
about the booty at Antwerp no re-
ports can be made"
Boer Leaders Are Loyal.
Cape Town, South Africa. Oct. 1G.-
The government is receiving numer-
Gus pladges of support from Boer
leaders in the crisis caused by the
rebellion of the troops commanded by
Colonel MaritZ, but it is learned that
many Beers whose loyalty to England
,, had been suspected in the past have
disappeared from their usual haunts
| both here and in the other towns OF
the Union.
Cholera Beats Russians.
Rome, Oct. 16.-A dispatch to the
Giornale d'Italia from the Austrian
| frontier says that cholera has as.
sumed frightful proportions In Galicia
| and Hungary.
"Wednesday in a large town and
district in northern Hungary" the dis.
patch says, there were 10000 cases
among the soldiers and persons who
| had been in contact with them. The
epidemic Is extraordinarily violent
and a large percentage of the stricken
persons die within few hours
1T Is asserted that the withdrawal
of the Russians from Hungary was
due to a desire not to expose them.
selves to the contagion."
Kaiser Has 100000 Men?
London, Oct 1.-THE Nation says
the following will be found the best
official estimate OF the total fighting
forces of the German empire:
Trained men now serving, 4,450,O0O
Unframed but liable, ersatz. reserv
lists, and landsturm, 3,750OOO.
Landsturm, seventeen to twent,
years of age, 100000.
Private letters from Germany speal
of the terrible losses among the Off
GERS. One records the death of a:
per cent of the officers in the Bava
rian guard.
Rushing Troops to France.
London. Oct. 1S.-''Important Ger
man re-enforcements, especially artil
lery, have been sent to the west front.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
British Get Revenqe.

London.-The British navy has ac,
counted for four more German de.
stroyers, which were engaged and
sunk off the Dutch coast by British
cruiser and four torpedo-boat de.
stroyers. According to an announce.
mcnt made by the secretary OF the
British admiralty, the British vessels
IL the action were the light cruiser
Undaunted and the torpedoboat de,
stroyers Lance Lennon and Loyal
Thus the British sailors have taken
quick revenge for the singing of the
British cruiser Hawke by German
submarnC.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Gen. AuuiIar Grows Pacific

Washington, d. C.-Consul Silliman
cabled the state department from
Vera Cruz that he had received from
Gen. Aguilar, military governor desig.
nate Of Vera Cruz, a promise that he
would at once issue proclamation
giving definite assurances on all pend.
ing questions concerning the transfer
of authority at Vera Cruz.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Roy L. Glover Is Freed

Los Angeles, Cal-Roy L. Glover OF
San Antonio, Tex, was freed of the
charge Of having murdered Daniel De
Nilliers, former Boer army officer,
who was shot and killed in Glovers
residence here last December, during
quarrel over Mrs. Glover who had
been De Villiers' wife.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Austrla.Hunaary Summons All Men.

Venice.-The Austrian and Hungar.
IAN governments have decided to sum-
mon 10 the colors all men between the
ages of "a TO SO years. liable to ser
vice in the landstrum, and who hither-
to have not served owing to physical
disability or other causes.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Gen. Hamilton Among the Slain.

IondSn.-A casualty list OF the Brit
aah ezpsditionary forces in France.
dated Oct IA, reports the death OF
Maj. Gen. Hubert l. w. Hamilton and
ten other officers and the wounding
OF Is officers.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
100000 Spent for Beet Seeds

Denver, Col-Sugar beet seeds
worth $1,OoO,000 will be planted by
Colorado Springs growers because of
the scarcity of cane sugar resulting
from the European war. The Great
Western Sugar Co. and others have
made arrangements to import the seed
from Holland.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Woods Full of 'Possums.

Gadsen, Ala.-Farmers here are not
worrying about the cotton crop, since
the woods are full of 'possums. Two
hunters caught 13 in one night and
then returned home early. having had
all the sport they desired for one
night
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Captured German CARGO Burns.

London.-A dispatch from Alexan.
dia, Egypt, to the Reuter- Telegram
Company says" The cargo of the Ger
man steamer Sudmark. which was
captured in tho Red Sea a month ago,
has been destroyed by fire in ware
house here. The cargo consisted of
tea, jute and cocoanut and was valued
at 100000"
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Cotton Petticoat ia Back

Chicago.-Much of the surplus cot
ton of the South will find it's way into
the 1915 petticoats, which will be of
gerenous fullness, according to bul.
letin issued here by the Fashion Art
League of America. 1t was sent to
thousands of clubwomen in the United
States and urges American gowns for
American women"
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Former Wife Held as Thief.

Muskogee, Ok.-Mrs. Hue Kinsey,
wife Of Charles )Kinsey, former chief
of police in Muskogee. was arrested
on warrant sworn out by Mrs. F. B.
Blount, who charges Mrs. Kinsey with
stealing jewelry and diamonds valued
at $500.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Annual Turkey Trot Postponed.

Cuero. Textile city's annual tur.
key trot will not be offered this year.
The commercial club, In charge of the
function, has decided on one years
postponement on account of financial
conditions.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
British Liner on Fire.

Seattle, Wash.-A Merchants Ex.
change dispatch from Port Said says
the blue funnel liner Titan, which
sailed from Seattle for Great Britain
Aug. z, with million dollar cargo
largely foodstuffs. is on fire In the
sSuez Canal.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
$1,ooo,ooo Cargo on Fire.

Seattle. Wash.-A Merchants Elk.
change dispatch from Port Said says
that the Blue Funnel liner Titan,
which sailed from Seattle for Great
Britain with million dollar cargo,
largely Of foodstuffs. is on fire in the
Suez Canal.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Former Chiefs Wife Held =, THE,

Denver Col.-Alexander Nishbet.
commissioner of safety of the city and
county OF Denver. retained his office
in recall election. He received u.s.
7OS first choice votes, and first, sec.
ond and "other" choice votes agregat.
Ing 27.7S5. Sidney Eastwood received
@ total OF 21.96l.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Misunderstanding to

don.-According to wounded
German officers, prisoners in England,
IL Is said, Gen. Sixt Won Arnim sue.
ceeded Gen. Won Kluck in command Of
the right wing of the German army
in France two days before the battle
of Marne.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
BATTLE RAGING
NEAR DUNKIRk::
ALLIES GAINING
FRENCH REcAPTURE ARMEN
THERE'S AND MAKE GAINS
AROUND ARRAS.
KAISER PREPARES FOR
STRIKE AT ALLIED LINES

Invaders Pass Furnes, Near Channel
and Allies Use Destroyers to Block
Enemy's Passage Across Canals
London Claims Germans Have Beer
Driven Back Thirty Miles az Some
Reported by French-5eIsian Army
Makes Stand on User.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Kaiser Visits Men

erl'E.--According to letters from
'tbs Gaid, just received in Munich, EN-
p.7ev William a few days ago entered
fthc Il les OF Barvarian and Prussian
rretao...nents and visited the troops IL
cha trenches
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
poincare's Home DESTROYED.

Ioudon.-The mayor of Sampigny.
snr Mouse. France, states that German
shells completely destroyed President
Foincare's country house there. ruin.
ing all the paintings.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Dixon Official Drops Dead

Dixon. Ill-Martin J. Cannon, COM
missioner of the department of public
health and safety of Dixon, dropped
dead in the Elks club room.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Shortened Battle Front Is a Dis
tinct Advantage to the
Invading Forces.
OSTEND AND BRUGES TAKEN
Expectation is That the Original
March on Paris Will Be Resumed
British Cruiser Hawke, With $50 of
Her Crew, Sunk by kaiser's Sub
marine--GeneraI News Gathered
From Various Sources.

London, Oct. ia Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam says it is officially
announced in Berlin that Ostend was
occupied by German troops on Thurs
day, and Bruges on Wednesday.
The war situation on the northern
frontier of France is viewed with in
creased apprehension in well informed
circles in Bordeaux. 1t is feared that
the Germans will extend their sweep
of the north coast to Dunkirk, and
even to Calais and Dover.
With it's battle line from the Ger
man frontier to the English channel
thus shortened the German front will
gain weight.
AS the French army has been un-
equal to- the task of turning the Ger.
mans flank when thinly extended, it
is now feared that the entire German
line will advance successfully on
Paris
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Allies Are Near Metz.

The steady hammering of the allies
on the German left wing of the French
battle front has brought them almost
within twelve miles of the forts at
Metz. In spite of this menace part of
the German crown princes army
hangs on doggedly to the positions it
has taken on the Meuse near ST. Mi
hial
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22

cables a Copenhagen correspondent.
My informant, who has just returned
here, met at Brandenburg 2S trains Of
re-enforcements in one hour, all packed
with men and horses. He estimates
the number of troops to be between
100000 and 100000. Regular traffic on
the main lines in Germany has been
suspended to allow transportation to
the western field of an army of 10000
soldiers"
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-22
Crown Princes Rear.

hS . i'hNii hit poootS0lOu VI He
route from Nancy to Metz as. far as
Pagny, on the Lorraine border, and
menace the route from Verdun to
Metz in the neighborhood of Etain,
endangering communications of the
crown princes army with the German
fortified camp.
Alsace also continues to be the
scene OF daily struggles for the pos,
session of points of vantage, the re,
suit of which it is difficult to ascer.
tain, as fortunes change so rapidly
Towns are taken and retaken repeat.
edly. The heavy fighting in the south
ern end of the battle line indicates
that the Germans are gaining.
Announcement of the taking OF be
tween four and five thousand prison
ers. 500 guns and large amount OF
supplies near Antwerp and the repulse
OF French assault near Albert, was
made by the Berlin foreign Office tc
the German embassy at Washington.
Claim Germans Fall Back.
Fighting is in progress along a bat
tie line extending from Ypres, in north
western Belgium, to the sea, accordinf
to the official French statement issuet
in Paris.
Although the Germans have los
ground along the Albert,Arras- -Es
taires-Ypres line, their retirement hal
not developed into a retreat. The In
vaders have fallen back into stron,
positions. The allies seem to be OF
the offensive all along the mighty bat
tie line with the exception of the cen
ter where the German lines are to,
strong to be taken by storm On tn,
eastern end OF the line fighting o
furious character Is in progress, espe
cially in the vicinity of Verdun.
French War Statement.
Paris, Oct. 16.-The following OF
fetal communication was issued her,
this evening:
"on the left wing the action con
tinues vigorously. Everywhere w,
have held our own. At certain point
we have gained ground and have oe
cupied Layentie at the east O
Estaires. in the direction OF Lille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31

rev Title Guarantee & Trust Co i7s Broad
way. ,-os q,
RRYANT AVE. :. 100 u of l 49, 81
9Os 100. Eleanor ! Fowler 10 Martina
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wall ~ 81 q i94 90 beg. Heniy l. motifs. uuS.
IN Minderioh Realty 90 the. 9999 Marion ave.
uc,. = 1913: $50. attornev. Law crs THO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
BUY LONG BEACH TRACT
Well Known Men Purchase
Land for Golf Course.

A group Of well known men. comprising
among others. Charles r.. Alexander, r.
wing r. Bush. r. De witt cuylcr. T. ".
Baruch. Paul u. Cravath. Robert Goelet,
Otto ~. Kahn. Charles Sabin, +. i.
Stotesbury. r. r. shonts. V. p. Snyder
Mortimer l.. Schin. Willard u. Straight,
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Henry X.
Winthrop with Edward Sweet 4 TO. as
financial agents. have agreed TO purchase
from the Estates Of Long Beach large
tract Of land AT Long Beach, starting
about n mile and a quarter east Of the
present site Of the Nassau Hotel.
Work will Immediately he started upon
laying out an eighteen-hole golf course
under the advice Of Charles y. Mcdonald
and the erection Of appropriate buildings
for golf club and bathing club. Sew
eral OF the members Of the club intend to
build cottages Immediately adjoining the
golf course, and it IS expected that other
such as the erection Of
hotel. n casino. etc. will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Investor Gets Parcels in
10th Street, Between
I'd and Sd Avenues.
BUILDERS PURCHASE
LOTS ON CONCOURSE.
Site Will BE Improved with Apart
ments-Other Sales Re-
ported by Brokers

william A. White & Sons have sold for
the estate Of Franziska Rohmann and
Henry Rohmann TO an investor the two
six story tenement houses. with stores at
No 223 to 23l East 10th street The
houses are on plot 41.SxlOo.11 feet each
and are between Second and Third ave-
nues. The last sale Of the property was
in July. 1910. Samuel Fine was associ-
ated as broker in the transaction.
The X. & r. Construction Company
MAX ]. Klein and Ignatz Roth pur-
chased the plot OF four lots az the north
east corner Of the Concourse and Bush
street. located one short block from Burn
side avenue. The property, which had not
changed hands for about twenty-five
years. las a frontage Of 1884 feet on inc
Concourse and "a feet IN Bush street, the
easterly and northerly lines measuring
1O2 and 43 feet. respectively. The com
pany will erect high class apartments on
the property. which will be among the hrst
put up in that vicinity along the con-
course The company also owns the
southeast corner Of Vyse avenue and 1f9th
street. 115X25f feet
A. j. MdQQtll SOlu l'i Nilt 1FiiiA - N'''t
Company the five story apartment house
on the east side Of Valentine avenue 800
feet north Of 194th street.
l. Greenbereer has resold for LOUIS
Block 10 a client. resident Of Albany
Ca. no. 1924 Madison avenue, five
story fathouse, on lot 25x1o011 feet ad-
Joining the northwest corner Of 1l2th
street. The seller acquired the property
recently from Augustus J. Dieck.
David Vogel has sold for Frank j.
Dupignac, as executor. no. : Pitt street
a five story tenement house, with stores
on lot 26x10O feet. adjoining the north
west corner Of Grand street.
II. Y Mead & Co have sold for the
estate Of Bertha Heiderberger Nos. 34'
and $40 West 44th street, two five story
fathouses. on plot 54.6x1oo5 feet near
Ninth avenue.
Joseph T. Mulligan has sold for Pen
nington Whitehead, rs trustee, no. Cyl
West 13sth street. a three story dwelling
house. on lot 15x1OO feet, 10 client for
occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Realty Notes.

Hyland Pennington Rice and Oliver B.
Hill. for a number OF years connected with
the McNickar Gaillard Realty Company,
have opened an office in the Columbia
Bank Building. 40 50i Fifth avenue. for
the transaction OF a real estate brokerage
and management business under the firm
name Of Rice a Hill
A. J. Madden negotiated the recent sale
for the John j. Tully Construction Com
pany Of the five story apartment house on
the east side of Valentine avenue. 800 feet
north Of lgith street
Wallis a Goodwilie. architects have
moved their offices from No 3i5 Fourth
avenue 10 No Is West 18Th street
Or John Aspel Is the buyer CT the
dwelling at No. q West 10Th street. sold
recently by Mrs. Joel Fisher through
Tease 4 Gilman.
Mulhens & kropf. of Cologne. Germany,
are the lessees of the space i'm No - West
18th street which Pease a Gilman re-
Gently reported having leased for the
Century Holding Company.
q. Walter cushier formerly Of Gibbs &
Kirby. is now connected with the VI. Nor
centhau. Jr, Company I'm the private
sales department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
BOSTON WOOL MERCHANT.

Boston. ian. 8O-"The Commercial Bull
letir' will say tomorrow;
Considering the light stocks Of wool avail
able IN the market. the week has been
fairly active one. Sales have included more
or less territory at fully firm rates There
has been a marked interest I'm foreign woods
and more or lees IN Australian, and South
American has been sold subject 20 arrival.
Some contracting Of wool on the Sleeps back
IS reported. particularly in Utah eno the tri-
angle sections.
The mills are getting more orders. and IN
one instance have marked VI prices on few
lines Of serges. Foreign markets are all
wrong and competition In the primary mar
refs is generally keen. leading domestic
quotations.
'Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces -Delalne
washed. cGq27c. one-half blood combing. 800
e2i.c. three eoighths. 23i2 024c, dciaine, un-
washed. 22n Qe3c. fine, 2lQ21i2c. Michigan
and New York-Fine. unwashed. 10000, de-
iaine eOQ2ic. one-haf blood 22G23c; three
eirbths 93c Wisconsin and Missouri Three
fighths blood 22l2c. one-Quarter 22Q22 nc.
Kentucky and similar-One-half blood. IN
washed 23d23i7c; three-eightls. 23Q23sc
Secured basis: Texas-Fine twelve months
5od52c. fne six 10 eight months 45Q46c; fine
all 41G43c. Calnornia-Northern, 4604Sc
middle country. 43Q45c; Southern. 40q42c
oregon Eastern No / staple, J2a53c. cloth
ng, lsQSOc: valley No I. 43d4jc Territory
Tine staple 53G55c; fine medium. bo052c
fre clothing 49Q5lcs fine medium. 46q4sc;
onc-han blood oombing. bld52c. three-eighths
Pulled 5O651c; A supers 45a4ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
RENT BUILDING In
OLD SILK CENTRE
First Large DrygoodS Firm to
Locate There-Other Com
merCial Leases.

l.. Tanenbaum. Straus & co. and Dam
Eel Birdsall & Co. have leased the south
west corner Of Grand and Mercer streets.
together with the large store in the al
Joining building. No. 80. TO the American
Dry Goods Company. a commission and
iobbine house. II Is the first removal OF
a large drygoods commission house in the
old silk centre.
The NJ. Morgenthau. ir.. Company has
sublet for Christian Luckey a loft in the
building at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Duane street for term
Of -ears. This IS the building recently
leased by Mr. Luckey through the same
agents from the Tower company. which
formerly occupied IT, The building is now
being remodelled. The same brokers lave
leased to Joseph r. Heidemark the one
story garage at No. 1903 Park avenue,
near 1921 street for a term Of years. TINS
building was occupied until recently by
Gimhel Brothers for their Bronx delivery
station. they having moved TO larger
quarters.
William A. White & Sons leased 70 the
International Ultramarine Works the
store in Nos ll3 and ll5 Leonard street;
also leased for term OF years the build
ing No. 60 Front street 10 William +.
Williams. dealer in railroad and marine
supplies; the second. third and fourth lofts
at No. rs Greenwich street TO J. y.
Brinkerhoffs Sons. Incorporated engrav-
ers: office space in No. 90 Broad street to
Ogden D. Budd & Co, D. A. Batson &
CO., Frederick &. Slmons. Peter A.
LAURA, Henry Schreiter and J. Hathaway
Pope & Co
Van Nordcn & Wilson leased for tho
floor in their new building. No. IS East
4cd street. to Jerome J. Wilson, manager
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
The Duross Company leased the three
story building No 2l5 West 3Oth street 10
Joseph Cerina, top loft No. 124 West 1stn
street TO Samuel Self. second loft 10
Marks l.. Harris. and the store northwest
corner OF 146th street and Eighth avenue
to Henry 4. Cowherd and august Grad.
George r. Read & co. leased the fifth
floor al No. West S5th street for a term
Of years to Louis Cantor.
Douglas l.. Gilman & co. leased a store
AT NO. 6ol Mdulson avenue 10 JOhn X.
Blair & Co.
Johnston, Adams & Greacen have leased
for the United States Realty and I'm
provement Company space in the White
hall Building to the Johnston Export Pub
fishing Company; lofts at No. s32 Broad
way 10 the New York Adjustment Com
psny; loft at Nos 50 and 81 East
18th street to the Imperial Clothing
Speciality Company; at No 20 to - West
18th street TO Henry j. Levy; at No. 1l2
Broadway to Schuberg d Lazarus. at No
623 Broadway TO 5. Perling & Brother
at No. % 10 g. East 10th street TO Sill
verman Brothers, at No. CAS- Broadway to
Hanover Brothers. and al Nos. p and g
Waverley Place to Bloch Brothers & XIII
tatrick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Banker to Build at Ossining

Fish & Marvin have sold in conjunction
with the Brlarclin Realty Company
twenty acres OF the Rigdon Farm. on
cedar Lane. Ossinng. The purchaser Is
Thomas r. Smell. president Of the First
Rational Bank Of Cary. H. whose inten-
lion II is to erect at once fine dwelling
of hollow tile and stucco. This property
commands one OF the most extensive
views along the Hudson River. The prop
cry was held al $500 From the same
hrokers Mr.. Smell has also leased the
Rigdon home. furnished, and Will occupy
II during the construction Of his new