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GERMAN LITERATURE.

Auerspera, A. A., graf von-Last
Night; Romance-Garland from
the German with notes, by J. O..
Sargent ................ .S3l.71La
Erasmus, Din Praise of Folly.
..'.'. .ooS,o lLof
GrilIparzer, F.-Sappho; Tragedy
in Five Acts. tr. by S. Frothing-
ham NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .832.73s
Hewitt, W. and Hewitt, M. B.
Literature and Romance of North
ern Europe. ...a.......... .839H863Li
ScheffeI, J. v. von--Gaudeamus
Humorous Poems -. 1897. 89S316g
Scheffel, j. v. von-Trumpeter; a.
Romance of the Rhine. 831.89S316t
SchIegel, F. von-Esthetic and Mis-
cellaneous Works ...... .838.69S340
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tween your country and ours the
bonds of friendly cooperation may
ever be drawn closer for our mutual
benefit and for the advantage of man
kind.
with sentiments of highest esteem,
beg to remain, most faithfully yours,
in Christ,
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS,
Archbishop of Baltimore"
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religion be
All
published Address
Bulletin BIS Newton Bldg ST.
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Camoens, L. de.-Lusiad; or, The
Discovery of India, an Epic Poem.
............... S6J.lClSoL
Cid Campeador, EI.-Chronicle of
the Cid ................q 1851. 12chso
Cid Campeador, EI.-Poem of the
CID ........s.s. ,......... .S6l.lZpOr
Cid Campeador, EI.-Poems of the
Cid. 3 vols. .861. 12phh
cervantes Saavedra, M. de.-Jour-
ney to Parnassus. 1850. .S63.32jog
Cervantes Saavcdra, NJ. dewitt
and Wisdom of Don Quixote.
Fitzmaurice-kelIy, J.-Chapters on
Spanish Literature -. .S60.4F559c
Fitzmaurice-Kelly, J.-History of
Spanish Literature ...... .860.9F559
calder6n de la Barca, P.-Dramas
CaIder6n de la Barca, Plight
Dramas of Calderon. ..... 1862. 35e
caIder6n de la 6arca, P.-Select
rays -. oo6'oOS
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OTHER LITERATuREs.

Browne, Handbook of Homeric
Study .......... 883.1xbro
Dupuy, Great Masters of Rus
sian Literature in the Nineteenth
Century .891. 74D944gd
Lutzow, r, graf von.-History of
Bohemian Literature i. .891. 86L975
PaIey, r. Arrangements of the
Greek Comic Poets. 49,. 1887. 08P157f
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DARE NOT.

Dare not to falter when the wave rolls
i'm
That beckons you to action strong
and grand,
For it may pass and leave upon the
sand
A shipwrecked life that dared not to
begin.
Clarence HGwkes.
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SPANISH LITERATURE.

Camoens, L. de.-Lusiad; or, The
Discovery of India, an Epic Poem.
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Poetry and Drama.

BeIIoc, H.-Avril; Essays on Poetry
of French Renaissance. -. ,841B446
Chanson de RoIand.-La Chanson de
Roland; tr. by l.. Rabillon. ......
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
Active Preparations for Burial
Of Late Pontiff Progressing
Rapidly Today. Diplomats
to Attend.
REMAINS LIE IN CHAPEL
OF BLESSED
Thousands Of the Faithful To.
day Make Pilgrimage to the
Bier. First Conclave OF
Cardinals Held Yesterday.

Rome, Aug e2.-The body Of
Pope Plus y, lad In his pnntin-
cal robes and with the emblems
OF his sacred office beside u. Jay
today Ia the chapel of the Blessed
Sacrament 10 81. Peters. The
doors Of tho sreat church were
opened and tho faithful resumed
their p~ileriuIHos 90 the bier.
PREPARATION for the burial are
now under way. The stairway
leadilr tu tho crypt undCr tho al
tar. whore De- the remains Of 81.
Peter, has been covered with
heavy boards Down these, the
bier will he lowered gently until
u ia finally deposited near The
clfkct uf Pope Plus VI.
Three hundred invitations have
been is.uod for the ceremonies oi
uutum1luF. Among those pres
% viii Dee members OF the dip
lumatie corps and representatives
Ui the italian nobility.
The troops were Withdrawn
from the square of 81. Peters
this afternoon
The Trihuna Faya today that III
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AMERICANS FROM OSTEND
SAW GERMAN PATROLS

London. Aug. 20. t3:ia y. mp-Ac-
cording 10 a dispatch from Folkcstonc
O. the Chronicle, passenger who have
arrived there from Ostend report that
Friday afternoon German patrols
were in tho outskirts OF that Hcisiaa
seaport.
Several Enelishmcn and 70 number
Of Americans arrived az FolN,stoue
tonight on the cross channel stoamer
nom 0Ftcnd. the correspondent uf the
Chronicle continues.
"tt is hard 10 believe" n Of these
travellers sald. that the Germans are
really occupying "a position on the
straits OF Dover, across from the Eng
lsh cohst. when we lcft Ostcnd FRI
day afternoon. the Germans already
were in the outskirts. u was expect
ed that they would be occupying the
city 1y tho dime our steamer reached
England.
An foreigners were ordered %
leave Oatend yesterday. Tho post
office and the government offices are
closed lnd the inhabitants are Ina a
condition Of panic.
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W AR


JOS correspondent 90 M0aefrlghI.
Tho n'inE of o. shot from l private
hOufo ou the Oulul dos po.hturs 100
Li's" yesterday WaH tho sIru8l foe
widespread bnmh1rdmont aud atann
on tho part Uf tho German army oi
Do. uu1iiYn, the Maoaicrlght rurr,e-
pondc1t says Tho situation OF the
population OF Licgc bcclm, extreme
ftf.laus. Immediately after zoo,
hot was fred. the Germans opened
up with their machine guns. destroyed
twenty houses and killed be- inmates
60 ton other houacF.
I'm addition 90 tho war tribute o.
$4,000. 900 levied on tho prngInr,
and city. iicrc has boon muictrd OF
an additional t2.uO0. 600. the German
army administration having seized
This mount 81 cash in private banks
An Cilizons have ooDu ordered Q,
hand over their arms ana 90 tho sam,
umo the peasants have been told %
return to the country ana begin har-
N,stiur.
"Thc lives 90 foreigners In Lice,
nrc loo danger. There AFRO Ga great
many Dut.nmou IN Iicro md th,
dutch government De- tossing measure.
Tor their protection
In conclusion tho correspondent.
say that Prince Eitcl Frederick. 500.
uud aon Of Emperor william. hua IefI
Llorc.
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No ONE STRONG ENOUCH To
BREAK IISlIEifM ANS ttINt

After taking the oath to th
secret their discussion "even Ia the
rhedding OF blood. the cardinals per
formed the traditional ceremony II
breaking the nshcrman's rims. Tho
rite. however was not literally car
Iicd out. According To- the rules Il
the sacred college the ring shuGld Dee
broken aud later reset and present
cd to the now pope.
Today after eaca of the members
present had identified tho ring. u
was fnund hat none had h strength
to break i, even though "a hammer
was employed. Ala Mas not "a hand,
aa Cardinal Della Nolpc has not per
mittcd tho presence OF anyone except
the cardinals. and tho latter firally
decided that the symbnlicHi ceremony
wotid be properly observed " the
symbol 81 Office was scratched This
was done. it b. learned that tho
testament Of the late pope provides
for the maintenance OF about 400
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approaching conclave wul not be
split into "a German party ana e
French party. Rather ID Will have
the religious discretion 81 thu pa
pIcy. Pius y having put politics
aside.
There will Doe present q conFcrva-
tive right. whose candidate for the
pauacy viii be- cardinal DE Lai. sup
ported by Cardinal Billet. Cardinal
Merry Del Val. cardinal DubillIrd
and Cardinal Scdln. Tho party 81
the left viii hnyc modern tendon
cics. Its candidates viii o., cardinals
Agliardi. DELTA Chicsa. Amette and
Bourne. together with the Germans
and the Austrian The third party.
that Of the confer, viii have as can
didutcs Cardinals Fcrrata. PompliL
sorafluo. Nunnutcli and Gotti.
Tho Trihuna expresses the idea
that tho chances favor Cardinal Fer
rnrta. one of the candidates of tho
center.
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little ones made orphans hy the
earthquake at Mossina and Calnbria
in 1905. The popc's sister Anna
Who collapsed when the pontiff died,
was better today u inquired about
the arrangements Tor the funeral
saturday. she insisted on knceiing
In bed 90 pray for the departed soul.
The outer walls of an the churches
are %placardcd with notices from car
diual Pomptnelli. vicar general Of
His Holiness. stating that tho cham
bcrlain had given him officially the
sad news Of the death OF pius y on
Thursday and instructed him 60 mo-
tify all the faithful and order that
the bells In ali the churches Doe toilcd
Tor one Tour az ns today and on
saturday. The ciergy also are di-
rcctcd 80 say masses for The latc pom
TN recommending his blessed soul
10 God"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
COMPLAINT AGAINST
CHIROPRACTICS
IS LODGED
President of State Medical
Board Charges Mr.. and Mrs.
Battendorf Unlicensed Prac-
tice.

A president " the state MedicH.
Board, Dr. l.. q. Rice today signed
q complaint against Mr. aud Mrs. NJ.
4. Hattendoff. OF Gold avenue.
charging them with the unlicensed
practice Of medicine. Mr.. and Mrs.
.Lnttendorf hcHrribc themselves as
chiropractics.
They came here about a month ago
ma opened offices AZ t20 Gold nve-
nue.. They advertised moro OF less
extensively, end have made no at
tempt To practice secretly.
Numerous complaints began 10 be
rdndc 1y licensed medical practition-
ere. ana nr. Rice was asked Co az.
10 signed the complaints In tho Of
Zee Of District Attorney N. a.. vigil
this morning, and IL waa said that
warrant would be sworn ont before
Justice Craig this afternoon.
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PROTESTS GERMAN
VIOLATION OF THE
BELGIAN

washington. Aug. 22-MT. Haven
Ith. tho Eolgian minister, presented a
note OF protest 60 the state depart
mout arainst violation by Germany
OF the treaty OF 1899 which Funran-
tccd the neutrality OF nolgium. The
same note viii be delivered Co The
foreign offices Of all neutral ana hl-
lied nations,
An Official dispatch 90 Minister
Hnvenith annouccs the defeat of the
Holrian army in southeast belgium
whore 90 was forced 90 yield to SUI
porlor German fDFccs. The troops re-
treated Ia good order To- Antwerp, the
dispatch added, and from there will
cooperate with the allies.
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PRINCE on MONACO RIsTURNs
no ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY

Parif. Aus. b, OI'lO n ml-IrIn'e
Louis OF Monaco. q retired captain 81
African liEht cavalry, having applied
for reinstatement in the army has
been appointed to stan duty.
Cheap living ls AN anomaly of the
present situation in Paris. Meats to-
day sold az the lowest prices IN
twenty years and % ne central mar
koiH yesterday vegetables were abund-
ant and comparatively cheap. This ln
spite Of the fact that some merchants
have raised their prices az the ris"
Of boycott and prosecution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
Planning for the
StOrk's Arrival

Among those things which an women
should know OF. and many Of them do,
u n splendid external application aoll
IN most drug HtOro8 under thu name OF
Mothers Friend" II IN a ponatmtlng
liquid and any n many n mother tells
how u 90 wonderfully aiied them through
the period Of expectancy. ItA chief pur-
pose a. 10 render the tendons. iigaments
and muHclcH 10 plant that natures ex-
panainn may DO accomplished without thu
Intense strain 10 ofton characteristic %
the period Of expectancy.
Mothers FRIEND may therefore he
considered as Indirectly having a splendid
Influence upon the early disposition u
the future generation.
Whatever Induces 10 tho ease and com
fort uf tho mother ahsuld leave a. impreas
upon tho nfrfuuH system 40 the baby.
AZ any rate n ~ rcn- onahie 10 believs
that since Mothers FRIEND has been n
companion % motherhood for more than
hail a century u must b. a remedy that
women have learned tho great value of.
Ask NJ nay drug store for Mothers
Friend" n Penetrating. external liquid
~ great help and value. Aud write 10
bradneld Regulator 60, 400 Lamar bldg
Atlanta. Ga., Tor their book VI useful
and timely information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
GERMANS CARRY MACHINE
GUNS ~ AUTOMOBILES

Paris, Aug. %. tS:t5 a MIA To-
cal paper, describing the entry Of the
Germans into Brussels SAYS % feature
81 tf" maueuVcrs was the presence
with IA, German forces ol q hundred
automobiles fitted with machine gums.
Another story published here is
that W BELGIAN officers. manaclcd Co
the stirfupF of horsemen, were oblig-
ed in this manner 20 ACCOMPANY tho
cortcgc through h city. Tho spec
tncle provoked an anrry groWl from
the popuiaoc. who wcrc threatened by
tho c~avalrymcn.
ON the whole. however. tho people
Of Brussels are very self possessed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
GERMAN LEVY UPON
BRUSSELS IS NEW IN
MODERN WARFARE

Washington. Aug. 22-Until the
exact conditions Erc known under
which a st0.000.OO0 war tax is 20 he
levied on brussels, by its German cap
tors. IL b. not regarded as possible d.
tn. International ltw experts here 90
pass finally ON the legality OF that
method Of warfare.
Tho practice of leyying such taxes
on conquered communities, was quite
common IN most wars up 60 and IN
c-dlus tho Napolconic era, has since
that tllU, fallen into ~dcsuetudc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
TwENTY-THRElE CARDINALS
ARRANGE GOVERNMENT

Rome, Aug. 2i-tDclayed ia
TransmissionI Twenty three cardi-
mails met late today ~ the hfst con
|greRatlun Of cardinals to arrangc tho
temporary government of the church
and prepare Tor the oonclaye m sep
TENDER whca a successor Co rope
Plus y will be elected.
cardinals M%artinclli and III Pictru
are 40 and Tor that reason unable tu
be present. Cardinal Scraphin Van
nutoili. dean ~ the sacred c%oliean,
attended but being incapacitatel 10y
an indiHposition his duties were per
formed by Cardinal Agliardl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
FRANCE ALLEGES
GERMAN USE Of
DUM-DUMS
Sharp Protest to Powers Sig.
natory 10 Hague Convention
as Result of Finding Awful
Missiles.

Paris, Aug. % Go.oo %. m)-Tho
Fovornmcnt today calls the attention
90 The powers which fiE1cd The Hague
convention 10 Scr report hat uu Aug
ust no. following an -ngbpcmcut q
French army surgeon found nvc rum
dum bullets on the road 90 Muusto.k
In Alsacc. These bullets wcr, i1 %
rife clip ana were turned over Go tho
French commanding general
other dum-dum bullets taken from
the bodies ~ French soldiers killed in
battle have been forwarded 90 tho
minister Of war.
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AUSTRIAN TOWN MUST
STAND SIEGE

Rome. CVla Paris. Aug. %, e o5
q. m.D-Thc Giorualo d'ltalia prints "A
dispatch from Pola. Austria, saying
conditions there are most grave. The
correspondent adds.
THE authurities have issued notices
asking an me inha nitants 10 make
food provisions Tor 30 days. Those
unable to do 80 must leave within "a
hours. This is due to the expected
bomhardment ny the Anglo-Frcuch
fleet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
OFFICIAL DESPATCH GIVES
SUNNI AIRY on GERMAN ADVANCE

san Francisco, "A 22.-The fol-
lowing summary OF the German Gd-
vance was given out hcco today az tho
German consulate general. as tell
cgraphed from the German embassy
at Washington:
brussels has fallen. The Belgians
have rctrcated on Antwerp. Rushing
German forces 90 Charlcrui. The al
lies nrmy is estimated az five French
and three Englis army corps. u not
decislycly dcfoatNl they are In fan re-
treat.
"Tho soar army has attacked tho
French army and forced 8. back To
tho Scile river.
"Thc eastern body a. all right.
'Iibau has been successfully bonn
bardcd.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
MAY MAKE GERMAN
PRISONERS INTO
COLONISTS
Former Commander Of Cana
dian Military Organization
has Scheme for Relieving
England of Their Care.

nelson, %. o., aug. -..-Lord Ayl-
mor. former Inspector r,u,rll of the
Canadian forces h1a suggested that
tho Gcrm1rs taken prisoners hy th"
British army during th, war should
be- sent Geo canada % rIyon tracts %
land lu sections where large areas
await development and Do, %cu.ourag-
ed tU arttlo MS peaceful and product
i've citizens of The country.
Lord Ayimor b. in charge Of the
mobilization ct To, K%ootcnay conn
pany of Tho First Canadian conun-
gent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
STEAMER
SUNK AND COAL
CONF|SCATEO
Grew of Hyades Landed at Rio
Garneiro After Ship had
Been Sunk by German
Cruiser Dresden.

New York, Aug. 22.-Ncws was re-
cci.cd In shipping circles today that
the crew OF the British steamer
HynGcs had been landed at Rio dc
Janoiro and had reported that their
ship was sunk by the German cruiser
Dresden after the warship's sailors
had taken ai tho coal aboard.
Tho Hyadcs, 1850 tons, piled ne-
tween British and South American
ports. Her crew WIS brought INTO
Rio Janciro by the German steamer
Prussia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
SON OF Y
ADVANCED FOR BRAVERY
SHOWN AT

Paris. Aug. 20, u2.20 D. m)-The
ION al Major D%rcyfuss. who was ex-
oncrated on a chargu of treason In
1906. has been promoted to the rank
az sergeant FOR heroic conduct on the
field Of battle az the taking of Muel-
hausen.
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TENNESSEE HAD NOT
ARRIVED AT 2 O'CLOCK

London. Aug. %. (2:37 D.. m.D-Tho
American cmoassy up 90 half past 2
o'clock this afternoon had not been
advised Of tho arrival at Rotterdam
Of the American cruiser Tennessee
with Assistant Secretary OF Wal
Breckenridge on board.
The Tennessee is carrying financial
relief 10 Americans on the continent.
She left Falmouth Thursday ans
should have reached Rotterdam yes
terday.
London, Aug. 20. C3:5O p. MI
The German advance into the western
part Of Belgium has not yet interior
red with the PASSENGER steamer SER
vice between Folkstone ana Ostcnd.
The regular morning boat from zach
bort left on time today.
The reports ~ last night that Cor
man patrols had reached Ostend have
not been confirmed.
London. Aug. %, t8:2O y. MI
About 1000 American ana Canadian
tourists sailed from Glasgow today
for America. There are now only a
few tourists left ia the Scottish city.
London. Aug. %. Cs:2o D. m)-H.
Darlington Wilson and Goodwin Har-
fis Of san Francisco are az present In
Zurich. Switzrrlnnd. They have
written friends In london 10 say that
Zurich is today Fun OF Americans ana
English who are unable 60 get away,
owing "a the difficulties Of the jour
ucy out and the lack Of money. Amer
leans are moro fortunate than the
English in the latter respect as they
are able a. cash thcir checks and Jet
tiers OF credit. The Swiss bankers rec
fused 20 meet English credits until
such time as payment b. guaranteed
hy tho British government.
Mossre. Wilson u Harris made
their way to Zurich from Dresden
where they were abugcd % leave
their ~haegage.
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Rcpor,cI to Washington.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The sinking
of the british steamer Haydcs, plying
from Rosario Co Rotterdam hy the
German cruiser Dresden, was report
Cd 10 the state department today by
the American cunsul general az ri"
Jnueiro. Tho German ship Santa
KathanI, the report also stated
which runs between New Gork ana
brazilian ports. was captured by tho
British cruiser Glasgow.
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE
SHOWS nENTM AT LIS \. ".

Rome, a 22.-pr. MHTchiutnNus
ono Of the two physicians who we're
"a the death bed OF Pope Plus y,
has given the Associated Press the
following statement:
"The pope died Thursday. August
20, about i.i5 In the morning.
CSignedl
"MARCHIAFAvA."
When Informed OF the premature
announcement in the United States 81
the poptiffs death and the claim
thai II actually occurred prior 20 the
time as officially announced. DT.
Marchinfnvn said he thought II ridic-
ulous To doubt the exact hour at
which the pope had passed AWAY
and decriei the attempt To ahorten
his life hy hours In view ~ the fact
hat there are plenty OF witnesses
who saw him alive early Thursday
morning.
These Include such outside and
disintercsted persons as M-onsinRnor
Faiconi. formerly apostolic delegate
Ia the United States. Who AZ about
midnight OF Wednesday insisted on
entering the Vatican. the doors 81
Mhlth were flhtNts TIE wis given
n~dmlttanCe ana remained In the
pope's bedroom FOR half an hour.
Or. Andrea Amici, the other physi-
clan In Attendance. when told OF the
American report, said.
II can give you the best Of docu-
ments showing the i%rrcfstable truth,
With these words he produced hif
own written announcement of the
death OF the pontin Ia the mayer
81 Rome. This announcement II ai
follows;
Most ilustrious Sir hnd Mayor.
II rs my sorrow 10 Inform you that
today, August 20. az the hour 81 t:is
q. m, Wis Holiness. Pope Plus X.
known FoculaFly az Giuseppe Sarto
Of Riess. ceased 10 live In the Nati-
can palace, from bronchial pneu-
monia, aged 10 years. Dated August
20. i9ii."
Prince Colonnn, the mayor of
Rome, has ordered a special cover
richly bound and lined with SATIN
Tor the death certificate. IL bears
the Roman coat Of arms IN the cen
ter and has the following inscription
IN silver letters;
"neah ccrtificaie of Ills Holiness
Plus \. Expired August 20. 1914"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
BRITISH R~ESERvISTS
IN UNITED STATES ARE
ORDERED TO REPORT

Washington. Aug. 22.-Al British
army rescryists Joe the United states
have been ordered 90 place them
selves az the orders OF English CON
sular officers ia their districts.
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details OF the encounter ln tho al
I.atl, about % week ago, which result
go .u the loss Of Tho Austrian battle.
snip Iriutl. o. vessel of over $1,000
tons and o. crew OF $50 men.
Tho IrIr,l was struck by 70 fhcIl
from e. French warship. This proc
icctilc cvrlUdcd in her MAGAZINE and
damaged hrr s1 badly hat she foun-
dptod Iu. fDW minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
GERMANS SATISFIED WIN
MARCH THROUGH CITY

London. Aug. 20. Cg.35 a. ma
Central News dispatch from Antwerp
forwarded today suys II reported from
brussels that assurance has been
given hy tho Germans that thcy Will
not continue to occupy the capital
contrnting themselves with having
marched through the town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
EIGHT MILLIONS FOR
PURCHASE OF SILVER

washington. Aug. 22-purchasc hy
the government within six months of
1900, 900 ounces Of silver was pro-
Nided ia The smoot nNl passed today
hy the senate and sent Co the house.
II would call for an expenditure oi
between six and eight million dollars.
The bin is designated 90 Offset the
decrease IN demand for silver AS a
result ~ the European war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
CHARGE GERMANS SHOT
HEItGOM ASTER OT NFRSHOT

IlrIH- aug. =, I.-l ~ mI-VHI
Cial announcement WAS made here to-
day that the Germans he'd shot TO
death the burgomastor and "a group of
the Inhabitauts Of the Belgian town
OF Aershot.
The execution is d]cclared 90 have
been without p-ruyoCltion. The men
were an shot az once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
ABRUZZI TO
THE ITALIAN NAV

London. Aug. ga dispatch 90 tho
Exchange Telegraph company ir"m
Rome says that the Duke 81 Abrl11i
has been appointed commando in
chief Of the Italian navy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
WET GROUND CAUSE
OF GAME

owing Go wct grounds tho game be-
tween the %. D. us. and the las
Voras MaroonE, scheduled Cor iomor-
row afternoon a. Traction park, has
been postponed. II VIII take place
Sunday afternoon. August 2o.