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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05
GERMAN CRUISER
Y0ROKE STRIKES
MINE IN JAD BAY
concluded from Page One.)


of war Good Hope, Monmouth and
Glasgow and the armored transport
Otranto.
IAN engagement ensued immedl-
ately. All the ships opened bllsh
esnnosade with all their artillery.
"The Monmouth was sunk ana
the Good Haps. after a great explo-
sion on board. took fire. Her SUD
seouent fate is unknown owing to
darkness having set in.
1.-The Glasgow and the Otranto
also were damaged. but the darkness
prevented our obtaining knowledge
of the extent of it.
"Our ships, the Scharnhorst and
Nuremberg, were not damaged. The
Gneisenau had two men wounded.
The rest of our ships also were I'M
damaged"
The German feet consisted of the
cruisers Scharnhorst, Gneisenau,
Nuremberg, Leipsic and Gremen.
1.-THE action lasted nearly one
hour" the German report said, "and
it was only discontinued at night
fall. The English were forced tc
give way. The Good Hope was S,
badly damaged that she was unable
to resist and could only make her
escape protected by the darkness
Petween her tunnels the result of
The big explosion could be detected
THE Monmouth under Identical
conditions tried to escape. but was
follow ed by small cruiser and SANK
with a few shots.
Owing to the hurricane that was
blowing no boats could be loweree
nd consequently there vas a ter
ible loss of life.
at Is supposed that the Glasgow
ind the Otranto, which were badly
damaged, were able to make theil
ESCAPE owing to their speed and the
darkness"
That the Germans were able to
sink or scatter the British squadron
with only minor damage to their
own ships and a casualty list of
only two wounded, is a subject Of
wonder. 49,
Ths Scharnhorst, Gneisenau and
Nuremberg were still in The harbor
early today coaling and provisioning
tn preparation for steaming away
later in the day. II is supposed they
will relieve the cruisers Le!psic and
Bremen, which have the Glasgow
and Otranto bottled up in the port
OF Talcahnano, eight miles north.
West Of Conception II would seer
like madness for these British ships
TO leave this haven of refuge and Il
is likely that they win he dismantlee
am informed unleis a superior Brit
ish and japanese fa'; should go tt
their relief.
the German Atniral. in notinF
the escape OF the Glasgow ant
Otranto, says it was due to theil
speed and the darkness. i.ctails O.
the fight picked up fr ~ informal
conversation with German Officer.
who came ashore from the warshlps
show that the Germans, owing te
the superior range of the guns on
the armored cruisers Scharnhorst
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05

Mounds. spent Tuesday with rela-
tiyes here.
Mrs. Edward Williams of Gary.
Ind, who is visiting here. was a
~airO visitor Tuesday.
The Mound City Woman's club
not in regular session Tuesday aft
,noon at The home vi Mr.. 3. &.
Perks. The literary program TO-
the afternoon consisted OF quota
tious and poems of James Whitcomb
Riley. Mrs Lon shelton read an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05

club ladies worked diligently for
several days building and iecorat-
ing the booths. The hall was ar
iistieally decorated. Each booth
was under the management OF a
committee. aud was well patron.
lied. The club desires to return
thanks TO everyone who in any was
contributed 10 The success of the af.
lair. The club will meetTuesday
November II at the home of Mrs
L. Martin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05

interesting biographical sketch and
Mrs. c. f. Riehey gave a talk. Mrs
John Tobin and Mrs. John Arm
strong read the authors poems. The
rIasical department unce' the direc-
uon of Mrs. Harry Perks, rendered
several entertaining numbers This
was followed by a brief business
session. The Halloween carnival.
given under the auspices of the clu5
Saturday night was decided sue
cess and the CLUB realized 80. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05

| Most everybody In town and ths
country around takes this paper
The more you advertise the buster
you gst.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-11-05


Alfred Cowles, P ...... 90
Sumner S. Anderson, p ...... 1o2
Clerk Appellate Court.
Joseph W. Davis, d ,..,..... 1875
Charles ]. Johnson, r ,.. 1881
Johnsons plurality ass.
Congressman 25th Dist.
Robert p Hill, K .........1 1850
E. r. DenisOn, r ..........,2fl ,
George w. Dowell, P ..,..... 81
Denison's plurality 462.
Members Gen. Assembly 50th Dist.
James H. Felts, u ..2l42
Edward X. Bentley, d $50. 305 y
Charles Curren. r ........4439
c. A. Stewart, r .3l0I
Emil Andris, P ..,......223 y
County Judge.
Miles Fred'k Gilbert ...23i3
Leslie L. Wilbourn r ..... eos
Gilbert's plurality 1877,
County Clerk.
Jacob Held, ID ..........l... 234i
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Frank E. Davis. r .........2 0t.
Homer L. Wright. p ..... 1876
Heid's plurality 1921.
Sheriff.
Edward A. Burke. ID ........2 2S"
James s. Roche, Il .... $50. 2099
James B. Wall, p ........ 3i4
Burke's plurality 1874
County Treasurer.
Patrick c. Seullin. u ..... 2laS
Fred D. Nellis. r .............23s2
Nellis majority 244.
County Sppt. Schools.
Laura l. Milford, d 2600
William II. Trip, Il ........ 1851
Miss Milford's majority 6i9
County Commissioner,
James IL. Mulcahy. u .........1153
Calvin V. Men. r ...........23 iS
John A. Miller, p ......... 3SS
Nen's plurality 575.
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OFFICIAL CANVASS
TUESDAY ELECTION
IN THIS COUNTY

Concluded from Page One.)
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ILLINOIS CENTRAI

Corrected to October /, 1910
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
REPORTS ATTEMPT
To MINE HARBOR
At GUERNSEY
Arrival on Liner Espange To-
day Tells of Daring German
Raid on English Shipping;
Monte Carlo Now hospital.

New York, sept. 2S-An unsuc-
cessful attempt go mine the harbur
at Guernsey. England. sa'I 10 have
been made hy disguised German
cruiser. wh.eb had on board i.o0b
German marines and enough explos-
ives tn blow up dozen wurships
was reported today by Miss Margaret
Daniels, missionary oi the Baptist
Foreign Missionary society. on her
arrival aboard The French liner Es-
pagne from invre.
The vessel, according 10 Miss Dam
icls, was disguised as a Dutch mer-
chairman. The Dutch flag flying
al the topm1st aroused the suspicion
of the British authorities. who had
made Arrangements with the Dutch
that all their vessels entering Eng
Ish portr should fiy the Dutch flag
az half mast. The ship was accord
ingly surrounded by torpedo boats
ana search revealed l.oao marines
below decks. The marines weFr ar
rested and taken 10 detention camp.
lgnazio dc la hara. brother of the
former provisional president of Alex
ico, was among the Espagnc's z0S
passengers. He came from Monte
carlo. Gamniine paraph"i MALTA, he
said, had been replaced with hospital
beds aud operating tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
KiISER'S WAR CHEST AMPLE
To MEET DAILY WAR BILL Of
S5,000,000 FOR Z MONTHS

Berlin Sept 2S 2i0 D. London)Thc of
public to
billion
all
financial obligations Tue he war.
Originally a war credit nveb
marks IN addition the
seriously the financial
According o war Is
about al
behalf OF
winners The
bu
FUNDS OF he ReicsnnS
marks Nl250oe0oo which the
considerably Increased through the
therefore that the available
can be increased billion
The cou borro from
Rechsbank II unknown he il is a
about 3nOo00OO0o
ooo day this would
claimed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

Chihuahua Mex Sept 25An hopes Of bringing peace between
villa and
Of villa,
cad of
have
ans Is they
The terrific strata and
quick
ron-hunt he
interviewed his bedside
military plans villa merely
'faci anybody
with ne laughing will
The
arca to
attack both aod without nrng "a shot
"Do believe put a ] asked
everything 10 wi 10
nothing before made him. He will
peace. To
b have a
! the wa De run
will president; WILL. BE lark m
% Of intervention
humorously. ~ picked his a
n 9th he
lie me
VIII
q promise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
CREDIT BALANCE At
SEA STILL STRONG
FOR ENGLAND
Admiralty Report on Mer-
chant ShiDs Indicates AL
most Complete Paralysis Of
German Commerce by Allies

London Sept Is t2.ib o. MI
Twelve British ships with an aRgre-
gaze tonnage of 59.3sl have been
sunk on the hish seas y German
criusers up 60 september %, accord
ing to an admiralty return issued this
afternoon Eirht other British ships.
whose tonnage agsregatcs .,es9, have
been sunk by German mines IA the
North sea-. ana % fishing craft. with
a TONNAGE ui i,344. have been cap
tured ur sunk by the Gcruans IN the
same waters British ships detnined
at Gormuu ports number "a, with "a
total tonnage of l7o-D00.
ON the credit hide the admiralty
gives l02 German ships with tom
naEc a. zoo. 600 detained IN British
ports since the outbreak ID the war.
EiRhty eight German ships OF an ag-
sregatc tonnagc OF 35N, ,0ou have been
captured since hostinties began.
The return shows also l6S Ger
man ships with an aggregate tonnage
oi $4,000 detained or captured hy
the allies fluccu ships with q ton
mage of 2if,0nu We're detained IN
American ports while fourteen 9TH
cts. with q tonnage of 7s.000. remain
in the snez canal The German mines
in the North sea have also 90 their
cred seven scandinavian ships with
a tonnage OF ll,Ues
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hut none OF these encounters appar-
emily have been decisive.
The Official communications Of yea
terday stated that the attack ON the
German right has made distinct ad-
vance and this version Is supported
by Official Berlin adviceE which say
the allies have made extensive ad-
Vances against the German extreme
right.
The Belgians have retallated
against the threat OF the Germans TO
bring up their great siege guns before
Antwerp. hy making desperate sor-
ties.
From the east come reports OF ac-
;ions from almost every section OF the
Russian frontier. Emperor william Ia
reported to be in East Prussia and the
German offensive, probably under his
eyes, has recommended against Gen
cral RennanSampf. Petrograd oe-
lieVes that this movement. because OF
its limited front IL diversion To re-
heve the threatened German line from
kalisz 10 CraooW.
The Austrian forces are sim retiring
on Cracow and besides having taken
some OF the forts around PTzemysl.
the Russian cavalry Is said to be pour
ing through the denles of the car
pathians onto the plains of Hungary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
JAPAN REPoRTs STEADY
ADVANCE On rSiNG TAU

Peking. china, sept. 2s-The Jap
anese legation announces that jap
anese troops after fighting on satur-
day and sunday, occupied a position
within seven and half miles of Tsiag
Tau, the seat OF government OF <iao
Chow. the German leased possession
In China.
German report, undated but evi-
dently having 10 do with The same en-
gagement says that the Germans re-
tired only from their outpost posi-
tions, falliag back IN the lire line de-
lenses Of the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
French Report Indicates Lull
in Western War Zone With
Sharp Renewal of German
Activity in Belgium.
CRISIS THOUGHT TO BE
AT HAND IN THE EAST
Kaiser Said TO Have Taken
Personal Direction Of Ger
uan Forces in East Prussia
While Russia Prepares for
Final Blow.

London. sSa ~ u;25 y. nh
Tie supreme clash of aims de-
noting the approaching close of
tile tremendous fortnigit of prac-
iically uneCnslng battlc along the
four rivers flowing through north
eastern france. has now been in
progress soHic forty -cieht hours
wiihoui bringing u decisive re-
suit.
Both sides ciniH cncouraging,
thongh slight, gains. Iieid Mar
slinI Sir John Preach, commander
of the Frcnsh cNpeslitionary force,
h sIls ndlng b iNty--econd blrth-
day la maini.- ding what has lat
csi communication tO the war Of
HE dt'scribss as "a satisfactory
situntion.'
The Germans have steadily
met assault with counter assault
until the trcne .srs at the oppos-
ing armies arc only sprinkling
disiance allnst. Already thctc iins
bcen sDnse wOrk with the steel in
hand Ia hand sonnlsf hut exst1't
Rt a single paint where they fore
Ell u pa~=age Rcro~s fite Nc,ise,
The Gerrnans. haif of whose army
Is ;sepi busy on the Rus-inn FROM
tier. had up to last night found
q lnIpo-sibIe to break through the
human barrier stretching across
France.
Ia the terrific struRRic of the
last furfy -eig,it hours the hard
c~i ighiing lsRs hcrn. a. u was az
the hattie of the Marnc. Deiwctn
ihe ticrman right and the allies
lssll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
AUSTRIA AGAIN DENIES
THE WHOLE RUSSIAN STORY

Manchester, Mass. sept. 2s.-The
Austrian ambassador today gave out
the following official dispatch which
he said he had received by wireless
from vienna.
THE situation In the northern and
southern war theaters remains un-
changed. Favorable information pub
lished by the enemies Il wEong, par
tlculsrly the Information from Lon
don. The story that two forts Of the
Prxemyel fortress lH Gallcia have been
conquered II entirely an invention.
The Austria Hungarian government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
VILLA DEMANDS THAT
GARIsANIA GIVE up JOH

Mexico city sept 3s Tho teir-
gram from Nilla requesting Carfanza
Co resign is supreme chicf 81 the
uons situtionAlists o. mvor Of Fer
nando Calderon, reached Carranza
here last ai-hi
n VAS signrd Dy villa and several
of his chiefs inoludins fourteen gen
eruls. four colonies and several doc
tors. lawyers and prominent consti-
tutionslists The press here l. making
NO comment ON the -Carrapza
break. probably because OF instruc-
tinns from the administration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
BEl.GIANs AGAfN HEARING
BHUNT OF THE FIGHTING

dispatch from osfend. the correspond
ent of Reuters Telegram company
says that the Belgians, anticipating "a
German attack un Alost. have sent the
Inhabitants away. This town has Deca
re-occupied By the Belgians.
The Germans yesterday homharded
Alost. inhicting considerable lamags.
including the burning of hospital.
The Germans were driven oack In the
direction of Assache. six mile snorth-
west of Brussels.
The correspondent says that Zep-
pelin airship yesterday flew over
Ghent ana the seacoast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
REPORT CONTINUED RETREAT
OF AUSTRIANS TO WEST

Washington, Sept 2S.-The French
embassy today received the following
dispatch from the foreign Office at
Bordeaux:
The Austrians In the south OF Prze-
mysl continue their retreat toward
the west. Ia East Prussia the attempt
OF the Germans 20 assume the Of
fensive 20 the east Of Suawalki and
south uf Gralewo were repulsed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
AUSTRIAN DEBACI.E
DECI.ARED COMPLETE

London, sept. Is t6.io p. MA
Central News dispatch from Rome
says that the following telegram has
been received there from Pctrograd.
''rhe right wing OF the Austrians
has Oeen driven back beyond the Car
pathians into Hungary whore they are
being pursued by the Russians. The
Austrian debacle h complete and they
have lost all their artillery, The AUS
tfians' left wing has retreated to cra-
COW The Russians have occupied an
other OF the forts of PrzemysL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
DECLARE FRENCH ADMIT
HAVING DUN Dun HUII.ETS

Berlin. Sept 2s Wia Wireless to
sayyilieb The French government.
according To information given out in
Berlin, has admitted the possession OF
dun dun bullets hut explained that
they were made only for shooting so-
cieties. II is again asserted here that
thousands Of dun dun bullets have
been found on battlehelds and that
they have been used FOR war purposes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
JAPANESE START OFT TO
TAKE ALI RAIL LINES

Peking, Tuesday, Sept. 20 G;dp
.. mD--The Chinese government has
received an ofiicial telegram IRON. Wei
Hslen. stating that 500 Japanese cav
alrymen have started westward along
the railway. The Chinese. Il Is said,
believe the Japanese Intend to capture
all the railway stations on the line,
including that 0f Tsi-Nan, the western
terminus.
The Japanese legation says that the
legation has not been informed 5y
Toxic OF the reason FOR taking the
railway.
A correspondent az Wei Hslen sends
the following under date OF Septem-
ber 2s:
THE japanese have gone 20 the
west along the railway leaving thiry
Continued On Page TwOD
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WASHINGTON. sept IS -Curtaumont
of the cotton next year bocause of the
amount Of 1914 crop remaining ON
hand because of the closing of the
European market by the war was die
cussed here today by goyernors and
congressional delegations ct cotton
growing states
Committees were selected 90 devise
plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
ENGfIsn OFFICIAL REPORT
ANNOUNCES NO CiiANGl

london. Sept. Is tt!ll D m.l-The
onicial war information bureau issued
the following statement this after
nooa.
Last nlght tbs enemy attacked our
line with even more vleor but no more
success.
There Il no change IN the situa-
tion.
"The Germans have gained mo
ground and the French have advanced
here and there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
FRENCH CLAIM GREAT
PRUSSIAN GUARD \ WRECK

bordeaux. sept 2s (3:f5 p. M
AccOrding 20 dispatches from the
front the Prussian guard has been cut
10 pieces during the lighting of the
last three days. The strength of some
companies has been reduced from 250
10 loo men. Virtually ail the original
officers of the guard have been killed
or wounded and Two battalions have
been aanihilated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT
SAYS NOTHING AT ALI

Paris. Sept IS (2.5a D. m.l-The
following official communication was
glven out IN Paris this afternoon;
There Is nothing new 90 report In
the general situation. Relative calm
prevails along a portion OF the front.
Nevertheless. at certain points. not
ably between the river Alsne aud the
Argonnc district. the enemy has de-.
lyered further violent attacks, which
however, have been repulsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

neutral powers against the use oi
dunn DUN prolectiles on the pert of
The Russians. adding that chief COM
mandant Of the Austro-H Hungarian
army is at present not thlnSing OF re-
prlsals."
The dispatch was signed By Count
Berchtoldt. foreign secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

New York. sept. 2S--rhe Anchor
linor Columbia reached port today
from Glasgow with ssG passengers
among them many American refu-
gees from Europe. The ship encoun-
tered terrific storm late saturday
aficrnoou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
CAHItANIA's SOLDIERS BUSY
ItOHHt<6 IN CAMpE(YINT

New York. Sept 2s SERIOUS up
risinEs and disturbances in Cam
peohe. MeNico. were reported BY pas
sengers and officers OF the steamship
Esperanm. which arrived ln New
York today from Vera Cruz and Pro-
gresso. Campeche 10 this date has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
Censorship Again Shuts Off
All News from Battle Fields
Toddyis War
Summary

hNfffu w we tstttitait- utititt-i
the lines of tiR aiiics between
the districts Of tile Aisnc and the
Argonnc. says the official French
statement. issued nc Paris this
afternoon.
Thus far. according To- tie
statements, these On~laughts have
been repulscd. The afhciai am
nUunccmcnt j. brief. the French
war office conicnting itself with
the added remark tlnt there II
nothing now otherwise in the
general situation.
Gsrmaay T. prepared to iinanoc
a long war. This assertion y
made Ia dispatch which passed
through the hands of the British
censor at London.
The war II costing &c trmany. IL
H. stated. $4,000. 400 day. The
war loan has proven succcss
and with the various resources
from which the aoysruu,cnt can
derive the war revenue II viii he
Io-~ihl, for Germany. u ~ stated.
To- continue the struggle Tor u
,cnr Win rho u,oncy ,,o,, in
sight,
disnat,h r,oo, Itoo,c saVs
500 600 tr,Hsns lavc becn nsscu,-
bied M pola' tbr y,,a, un.nl nor,
of Nustrin. nnd ,l,t ,bo,n,,y,
prc,mratiou- ha,e beru u,n,lr
anninst mn attpr. rrom lie sen
The hour for tI,e hnt,lc ,xh,,.h
viii d.arr,ninc vhc,Icr the I,us.
sia1,. viii make thr;, uroooscd
Inyasion or Ccrn,anv ,vi,b ,,,,I,n
as the final obircti,e nnpenr. to
be drnwinr near
ornttnl and unogt,,inI ady,r,.s
iudic.,,e a st,unslc In t,,..l,n
polnnd ri,nlin, In dr-rcra,,on
ana i,,sslbI, In tl,c uun,bcrs ON.
aascd ,he bnt,Ic. or ,l,r Nta,ua
ana the NIsne. The main body
az the I,us.Ian. H. n,oxi,y ,o,,.,d
the Poscn Tronticr. ON its rigIu
ut,s,ther army A. .,,,,,n.cd to bc
nttcmDtinn Ia pto.esf fl,r larger
body by .tcmmlne tlrc rn.h
snuthward of the German for,c
that drove she I.us-ian Invaders
Trom Ias, PruSsla and u,,,, seeks
to hnIt the we~tuar,I movement.
AT the Sau,e timr tllc ItusSinu
army ln tsaIicla l. pn-hins lts
si,sxcs-cs against tia Nustrians
aud moving westward viii. the
ryus, tatIon of meeting the com.
bincd Austrian and cermnn
forss concentrating a, etacoN
ON the C:aiisinn trontIcr. An a hat
tie si,at. n suctessfnt. uitl com-
picIc their campaign IN GaIic,a.
The Germans are renortcd AZ
strong iorcc ON a line frn,u knIisx
10 Cracow. where thes are said
to br well enfrcnshed. There A.
every rrason Ia bcueve tl,nf thc
real teal of the l,usslnn ,.gprs.s-
siNe strength viii not long be- de-
laycd.
Agnin today the repnrt that
the lsus~ians have crosscd the
CaFpathian range and entered
Hungary. capturing USsok. l. re-
pcatcd. I1-ok lies In a unc eN-
tending from Icnhcrg, the capi-
tai of G.ali-ia. .ui thwest 90 Bndn-
pest. There l. nothing 40 In,li-
cate that the Uus~Ian diversion
into Hungary j. very lu,portnnt
factor la the general stratea,.
Earlier reports that the Rus.
SLAMS had occupied a part OF
I'rxcmsyi ca their march az
Cras ow have not been confirmed,
la the TAR east the Jannnsse
and British attack on Ilia Chow
the German Icastd possession In
China, MOVES slowly. A battlc
between lrnd fnrrcs has been
fought ON the outskirts of T~inr
utssaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

London. sept 2s Ns4o .. MA
dispatch 10 Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Amsterdam says that the
0ermana are agAin homharding Ma
lines and al the same tiric attacking
or inbergen, We're rel dlsed hy the
iieisians. with heavy losses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

London. sept 2s (i0;OO a. m)-
The last as hours have Witnessed
many scenes OF extraordinary activity
wherever antagonists faced each other
In the great theater of Europes wal,