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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
Summaryof Today' War News

serious reverse TO British the French from
tier is officially announced in Berlin
After days fighting the Germans claim to have put
the line of the allies to flight The English 1t
is asserted defeated at Maubeuge France and the
FrancoBelgian forces driven back toward Maubeuge
Belgian attacks from Nancy and Antwerp
pulsed it is declared.
Field Marshal Sir John French, commander in chief
of the British expedonary force reports that his troops
were attacked by five German army corps and cavalry
Wednesday in the neighborhood of Combra and Lecateau
and that their casualties heavy He does not state
the outcome of the battle. Combrai and Lecateua
French towns about miles southwest of Maubeuge and
the description of tho of the fighting reported by
Field Marshall French and announced in the house of
by Premier Asquth today fits in with the bat
tie line indicated at Berlin.
An English correspondent at Lille. France says that
the advance guard of the Germans is at Pont-a-
Marco and Marchennenes French towns just south of
Lille in the department Du Nord.
newspaper despatch from Boulogne reports tnat the
Germans broke through the French lines Arras in
the province of Pas de Calais but that the French have
the situation well in hand.
British marines are in force at 0stend. press de-
spatch from that town says that the Germans within
twenty miles of the place
King Charles of Rumania is reported seriously i'll.
British destroyer has sunk Austrian destroyer off
Corfu according despatch from Brndisi Italy
German troops reported taking the offensive in
Belgina Congo.
The Russian military attaohe at Paris is credited with
the statement that additional Russian armies about
TO invade western Prussia with the intention of marching
on Berlin
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'DETENT on ENGLAND
BIArS FALL OF PARIS"

u is difficult Co describe the herce
oxults,tiun ol al classes in Berlin
over the news of the British reverses
az Maun,uac. us announced official
ly from army headquarters today
The German recruitment against
England for hn,in injected herself
into this Connict and for calling in
Japan "a yellow race, Is 30 deep that
news uf the surrender OF the British
army on the continent viii be re-
ceiycd with more Joy and satlsfac-
tlon In Berlin than tidiugs of ihe fali
uf Paris
70 rs reported here today that a
portion Of the British force h. az
present shut up ia Maubeuge.
The Berlin populace, inspired by
the announcement from military
headquarters that the iron rims" 10
making its way around the French
British aud Belgian forces from
Cambrai 20 the Nosges. exhibits llt-
he concern regarding the situation
on the eastern frontier of Germany.
II has fuil confidence that the task
on the west line will be speedily fin
ishcd and that the victorious German
armies viii then make sharp work
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London. Aus. 2S C3:i5 a. MI
The chronicle commenting to-
Gay On the ware progress, says.
since the sreat disaster win ca
befeil the aiiies in Belgium 4 III
lcncc deeper than ever has ncen
imposed by the censorship.
From "A message. sent our 20
hours ago by the French embassy.
showing dghting on the line oe-
tween Cambrai and Lecateau, n
il apparent that the French have
been driven back past their line
of frontier fortresses to point
twenty miles ochind that line.
There ls no longer any serious
fortified obstacles between the
German main advance and Paris.
Under THE circumstance u is not
surprislng that the French min
istry has resigned and recon
structed Itself as committee of
public safety.
"Meanwhllo. as u a siege OF
Paris was nov looming foremost
In thcir minds their ntst step
has been TO appoint General In
supreme command OF Paris and
It's troops
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ENGLAND THANKS GOD THAT
CHANNEL TUNNEL II DREAM

London. Aug IS Cf:s5 J.. mD-Thc
Times iailitary correspondent. In dis
cussinE the situation on the French
frontier says.
THE news that the allies have re-
tired to the line from Lecateau go
Cambfai shows that active defense OF
the line .r,m Lille to Mauoerge has
been abandoned ana thdt these two
fortresses have been lett temporarily
to look after themselves.
THE necessity for holding the in
toryal between the Schoidt and Cam
btai and the sambren near Lecatcau
II probably due To- he need for hold
Ing Mczicres. once this point goes
or the Meuse between Mezeires and
Verdun In penetrated by the invaders
the whole system Of frontir defense
Of eastern France breaks down anu
II the field armies are Inferior To the
enemy nothing remains but retreat,
III the line there h sklllfuliy de-
tended 4 should De most difficult To-
penetroie Lafere. Lnon a1d Rheims.
which are provided with permanent
foruncations But We are not at that
point yet.
"The line from Lecateau to Cam
brni must expect an cnNcloping at
tack on the north but this attempt
Will probably fail.
I'VE have every right to expect VIC
tory today but n We don't win a de-
cisiye victory We must abandon our
bases on the coast north Of the mouth
~ the Somme aud shift further south.
either go Havre OF Cherbourg.
III we are unable 10 resume the Of
fcnsive and beat back the German
attack from the north one conss-
quence will be that the Germans will
be able To keep us under constant oh-
servation.
1--WE must meet this by counter
attack with searchlights ana anti
aircraft guns Spor,smen should
malI~~up pracilct parties for airshir
shooting.
The Germans will also mount
| their heaviesg guns az any port the'
seize and once more there viii be an
army encampcd on the heights ol
| noiogne.
LET us. however, be grateful Cor
one mercy. Tho intersatonnl fnan'
| ciers. doctrinafles and lunatirs who
| wished Ia M us out with channel
tunnel are sllenced for good and all.'
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BERNsToRTF HOLDS RUSSIAN
ADVANCE lNIMIDitIANI

washington. Aug Count N"n
Berustorff the German ambassad"r'
conferred with Secretary bryan to-
day on the censorship az German
owned wireless stations. Secretary
BRYAN said atterward- that the qucH-
ton still was unsettled.
Fighting on the RUSSIAN border
the Ambassador said. had been mere
ty clashes of outpust-. The country
ia open and unfort,ied, he explained
ard the towns reported captured nA
pussians are uudcteuded and unim-
portnut points. No Eusslan dispatch
-. the county declared, had men
toned engagements WITH more tina"
one OF the Prussian rmy corps
In defense OF the action OF the
Zeppelin airship in uropwns bonus
into Antwerp. Count ron bernsi"iii
declared that in Germany the pres
once OF women and children In a
fortress such as the 'itF "i Antwerp
was not permitted.
Attack on a fortress Ia modern
warfare. he pointed one. may De car
ried on from the ale ts wei az from
the siege guns
THE ambassador said he would not
discuss the future and did not take
an the diplomatic side of the Euro
mean struggle Before he entered the
diplomatle ante room he inquired "l
IA messenger 80 other diplomats W'''
present The messenger ans"et'u
that the minister from San'o h"-
minso was waitinE
Well We are mot nt war WIN
him" the Ambassador rcmRrked.
rau 90 in
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EMPEROR WILLIAM CRIEVES
NJ TRIALS Oi EAST PRUSSIA

London. Aug. 2s (5;5i y. M A
Berlin dispatch sent by the Wolii
bureau and reaching here by way OF
Rotterdam, says that Emperor viii
Ham has directed the following tele-
gram 10 his ministry
Main Headquarters. August
27.--Tho trials 10 which my roy
"a province of East Prussia -
subjected by the invasion of Rus
slams mis- me with the greatest
compassion but | know the cour-
age of my East Prussians 100
we'll not 60 know that they are
ever ready 20 throw themselves
on the altar OF the fatherland
ana will readily give their blood
and wealth for the sake nf their
country and manfully bear the
haTdships Of war.
Confidence IN the irresistible
might of oun heroic army and
unrha keable heller in the help
Of living God. together with the
consciousness We are fighting
for n worthy cause should give
us faith In an early delivery ot
Germany from its enemies.
II wish that cNerythine p"fhl-
bio shall be- done hy the German
people for those East Prussians
who are Obliged 90 leave their
homes With this In view
charge my ministry and the var
ious state authorities 10 assist in
the work 81 relief. Take thor
oueh measures for this purpose
and report 20 mo what has been
dane. fSirnedl
WILLIAM. REX"
The dispatch also states Reich An
zeleer. The official paper of BERN
publishes an imperial decree date
Auru.t IL. calling ON an German }
foreign military services 10 return
Germany.
A message received In lierlin froi
Ernng niornson, son 'of the Norw'
rian dtamatist. asserts that derma
refugees from Fast Prussia rep"l
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AsoUITH ADMITS ENGLISH
LOSSES "VIItN HEAVY

I.ordon. Aug. 2s G2;45 p. MI
Premier Asqulth announced In the
house of cO'amons today that the Brit
ish troops In Wednesdays hEhting
were exposed 10 the attack Of ave
German army corps. The losses on
both sldes. he said, we're great.
Premier Asquith said
we have heard from Field Mat
shnl sir John French. commander in
chief Of the British expcdiiionary
forces that IN the lighting which
took place Wednesday, August % and
which appears 10 have been la the
nelRhhorho0d OF Camhral and Leca-
teau, our troops were exposed TO the
attack of ave German army corps;
two divisions 90 cavalry and reserve
corps of cavalry and second cavalry
division.
"Our second corps IN the fourth di-
vision bore the brunt Of the cavalry
attack, while our frst army corps was
N~~~.~~@~4----~~~~ ~~~~~e-~~~~~
lConlinned on i'nae TNto.l
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DETAILS on T.RfIBItE MARCH
TlIROlGII GERMAN FRONTIER

London, Aug 2S C5:2s a. mD-Thc
st. Petersburg correapondcnt of the
Post In describing the operations in
East Prussia tells Of the difficulties
which nature has placed M the way
uf Russian advance, ana says tho
Germans had enormously multiplied
these difficulties hy modern udapta-
top of age-old methods. G.akelets
and marshes were sown with rifle
pits and wherever practicable re-
douhts OF fcllod timber were placed.
Everywhere there were formidable
wire entauglements.
we have no exact Information"
the correspondent continues. "of how
mnay army corps Germany had left
to oppose the Russian advance. Per-
haps there were seven aud possibly
only five. Whatever their number
three are rotreatlng under cover Of
the fortress Of KonigsbcrF and one
~ iu fun flight on ostorodo.
IAN four nung away in retreat
their arms ana ammunition ana even
their food
THE Russihn ntni- by forced
marches have driven p wedge be-
tween the German forces So demor-
Blizing was the Russian command
ors strategy that the German forces
abandoned their eutrcnched position
on the Angerapp without a fight
The authorities of East Prussia
have caught the panic feeling from
Germany's army. II is reported that
the commandnnt Of Marienhurg has
ordered the inhabitants To eVacuate
the country while al Elhing the
slniccs were opened with the object
Of flooding the country 10 prevent
the Russian advance.
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RUSSIANS REPORTED NS
NAMING ALNliNlNG pIOsRF.SS

Rome, Aug. es. Via London &C 20
.. m.)-Tho correspondent al Trieste,
Austria, of The Mcssagero says.
"A serious condition prevails at
Pola. where the troops have been re-
duced 10 half rations An entrench-
pola.
The Austrian troops operating IN
the south have been ordered Go re-
main on the defensive. us large num-
hers of troops have been pken from
Bssnia ana sent to Galicia To- oppose
the Russians, who are making alarm.
ing progress
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RUSSIA REPORTS ANOTHER
VICTORY IN EAST piit SSl \

London. Aus. IS G1.l5 p. mp-
The Russian embassy has received
kilograms confirming the Russian
occupatio uof Tilsit town ia East
PRUSSIA. sixty miles northeast OF
Kueuiesberg. II Is added That the
Russians unde grrat captures ana
that the garrison ana population ited.
The Russians have established
postal service In East Prussia ana
-Russian stamps are used
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Headquarters Statement An
nounces Complete Defeat
of Entire Western Allied
Army and Fall of Paris
Certain.
FIERCE EMULATION IN
BERLIN OVER VICTORY
Declared Short Work Will
Now Be Made of Western
Foes When Approaching
Russians Will Be Annihi-
hilated.

Berlin. Aug. e5--(By Wireless
to the Associated Press. via Say
Wiz. L. J., Aug. IS. 7:AG a. M
Headquarters has issued an Of
fetal report that the western
enemy has every where been de-
fcatod and is VA FUN retreat after
nine days fighting
General Won Kluk defeated
the English army az Maubeuge.
renewed the attack today ana
threntencd-to surround a..
Generals Won Bulow and Won
Hnuscn completely defeated the
Franco Belgian forces. about
eight corps. between the Sambre
and Nanur and the Meuse, ia
several days battle, ana are now
pursuing them to the eastward
of Muubeugc
The attack on Maubcugc was
opened hy the Grand Duke Al
brecht of Wurtemburg who de-
icatrd aud pursued the enemy
across the Scmois aud the
Mcusc
The German crown prince "
advancing towards the Meuse
and the crown prince OF Bavaria
repulscd an attack from Nancy
and the south.
General Won iIerriugrCn con
tiuues the pursuit southwark
through the Vosgos.
-Four Beigian divisions attack
ing Tuesday and Wednesday
from Antwerp have been re-
pulsed, losing guns ana many
prisoners. The Belgian popula
tinn generally participated in the
fighting, neccssitating severe re-
pressitc measures.
The corps of the last reserves
have been called nut to- guard
communication.
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Military Attache at Paris De-
ciares Vast Force Now in
East Prussia Will Take
Kaiser's Capital.
TERRIBLE MARCH OVER
GERMAN FRONTIER
Defenders Forces Divided
and Whole German Army
Said to Be in Full Flight.
Whole Cities Abandoned.

Paris. Aug. - ts'3O -. NJ
Colonel O-,nibiHi. I,us-ian niiii-
tary nttnchc here. l. quoted ny
the Journal n having remarked
Ia an Interview that llc could sny
without indiscTction that other
aFincs were about to invade
western Prussia. After crossing
the Nistula. hc ~aid. the Russians
would mnCh straight tu Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
OFFICER
KILLS 8 RED
CROSS NURSES
French Send Sworn Statement
to Neutral Nations Alleg-
ing Horrible 0utrages Al
ter Battle at Moncel.

= Washington. Aug. -s.- france
. has submitted q sWorl state
, mcnt that after un engagement
, it Mouccl "a German officer hrcd
. ON three He'd 'ross nurses. kill-
= ing two ana wounding the third.
, Marcclle Jouy. nurse who Z
. WAS wounded, swuro that after Z
. The battle ON August ~ she was
= attending tho wounded with two
= other nurses when German
. officer opened fire ON thcm from
y Ga distance of less than thirty 4
= feet s bullet shattered her
. arm. IN, stated, and she found I
. thar nor two companion were
. dead beside her Al three I
. nurses. her statement says, 4
. plainly wore tho insisnia of the 4,
. Rcd cross
. The Fr"nrh government pro- I
. testing that the agt is n viola
= tion of the Geneva convention I
. ct 1906. Says % eNemplifies the
= savage character Of the war.
- - - = q = u u q :
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AUSTRIA ADDS ONE MORE
TO LIST on Iit.t ENEMIES

London. Aug. 2s tlb y. M
dispatch to the Exchange Tolograph
company from Rome says that dis
patch reccl.ed there from Vienna
states that Austria has declared war
on Belgium The American minister
In belgium has been asked to take
charge of Austrian interests there
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CRUSHING DEFEAT TO ALLIED ARMIES
AFTER NINE DAYS DESPERATE BATTLE
,nounces That English Losses Haze Been Very Heavy
ENGLISH MILITARY CRITICS SEE OPEN ROAD TO PARL

many acts Of brutality OBJ The part of
Russians
u ~ reported that Wilhelm Hue
we'll th~ Social pemocr0i journalist.
has been admitted as . war CORE
spondent To the German main head
quarters at the front.
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Times Military Correspondent
Declares Nation Should
Thank God Channel Lies
Between England and Ger
many.
SINGLE LINE OF DEFENSE
NOW HOLDING INVADERS
Asquith in Address to Com
mons Admits That Situa-
tion Is Very Grave and
Reverses Appalling.

London. Aug. ~ 6 o. my
NJ news rca he'd IJondun today
concerning the tr"nd IS events
on any part al ilic battle line
whrre fighting II m progress.
Interest a. rc J. intcnsi', for n n
icIt the cngagemcnss nOw going
on mr~t have great niincn'e
on the tate uf Paris. silence also
Veils the piogrr-ss uf events La
last Prussia and 6aiicin.
Ten m,iilnn Russian soldiers
have been enrolled unsicr the
standard of Emperor Nicholas.
according L. sanff oiiiccrs oi the
Igussian army VIM have arrived
here ffom ~. Petersburg. Nt
sea als., itussin seems Ia br wax
ing up. Tln sinking of tise tser-
mRn cruiser Magdeburg, report
ed yesterday. II hailed here Hs
signliicani aud ~ showing that
thc Russian navy l. no LONGER
bottled up la the Culf of itn-
land, ~ has been reported.
Paris. Aug. - li:t0 .. MI
The deIcnSss or Paris are thus
desrribcd by In aatric;
Paris. by IT, sitnation, y the
stronghold Of the national de-
frnzs. Thls cits l. an cntrcnth-
I'd camp protss ted by three ser.
ie~ Of works. iirsi thsre II nn
inner elrdic of defense~, then
trsIe of forts ansl beyond thc-e e
ss-,ond ring of powerful forts
destined to prevent the cnems's
shrlls rcashiig the citS. some
uG the latter forts are twelve
miles from the cits.'
London. Arg. ~ (7;25 y. m.)
The Bsieian foreign minister
repaIts thai thc Ilelgian citS al
IOuvnin iR the province of IRA
hant has been burned bs the
Gcrmnns.
I.ouyaln was evacuated by the
BeIgians Angus 20. h IL stu.
ntcd fttccn miles east oI BFtis-
ss.is aud had q population OF
albout 50.0l0. u contained many
notable builtiings. including the
Hotel de Vile. describcd a. one
of tile nlti-t beautiful Gothic
struoture- ln the world. brew
Ing aud distiillng nnd the mann-
fasturc of tohacco. lace ahd
sIaS'h were the principal Indus
tries.
Iloucrdann. Aug. IN, Vln lon-
don t5;55 y. m.)-tl-oluteiy no
news of any sort regarding MILL
taFy operations bctwecn t.er-
many aiid the forc~ of the ai-
les has bccn permitted 10 come
from Germany To ttuttcrsinm
during the last two days.
II b. known. however, that mil
iatrY operations ON "a trFmrnslnns
scale arc Ia progress and u u
understood that the t;ermans are
throwing themselves against the
entire line of the allis.S with nn-
precedentcd fury.
Amrfisans arriving hrsc from
polnls on the fliino say that
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The WAR
AT SEA

London. ARG. ~ u2:s6 q. M
---A Central News dispatch fr',m
IBrindisi. Itaii. says that Brit
ish destroyer sank an Austrian
destroyer of Curu after u tcn-
minute fight.
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KING CHARLES OF
R0UMANIA ILL

Rome. ViH Paris. Aug. rs (N;35
, "a. MA news dispatch from
> Bucharest states that king Z
. Charles at Roumania .s serious
. IS hi n ~ rumored, accord
. InF Go the dispatch. that he viii
. shortly ahdicate.
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New YORK. AUG est was rc-
ported IN shipping circles hcrc today
that six more British cruisers had
been ordered 90 the Atlantic coast
Co blockade American pnits against
the escape of German merchant
ships and to clear the north Atlantis
of the eucmy's warships. Tho Brit
ish consul general here would ucith-
cr confirm nor deny tho report
TAs members OF the crew of "a
Scotch ushius craft Whirh was sunk
by % floating mine thirty miles of
Hhth. NurthumbeGland. were landed
at hun today
New Ymk Aug 2S.-Captsn EN-
ans of the British lreight steamer
Drumclftr reported ON the arrival
OF his ship to-day from 3utnog AIRES
ana Trinidad tbaf op August %. or
tho coast OF Hragu the nrumcliiir
was halted hv the German cruiser
Dresden and CHAT they were conn
peiled by the Dresden ommnndcf
To sign pledge uot o." fight against
Germany.
Seattle. Wash. Aug 2s--The Brit
lsf cruisers New Castle and liainn"W
and the japanese cruiser idznmo are
stl cruising aiong Vancouver islAnn
and the northern british tolhmnl'
coast. seeking the German ciuls'i
Leipzig Tho belief is growins th''
tho German vessel did mot come
north Of Cape Mendar.no. 'al-
where she was sighted ten dnys hs'.
The report from Britiah 'oiumni,
that steam schooner had saiie'
from seattle with coal for the Leip-
ak is exploded by the fact that the
vessel In question removed her radio
appnratus last month and woul'
therefore be unable 20 find the Le'p'
ais.
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large numbers oi wounded ARE
being brought Into that district"
Washington. Aug. 2s.--t'Ount
llcrnstorff thc German Rmbas-
sador. today dcnied published re-
ports that lIc had ad,lccS at GER
ninn IrOops on the outskirts of
Calais.
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san Francisco Aus. 2s'-Snn
} Francisco millcrs have raised
} the price Of flour forty cents
J harrel. Eastern mlllers have
} adVnaccd flour 81 "a barrel
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London. Arg. ~ CT;25 y. m)
The Beleian foreign mii.ister
relaIts thai thc Belgian citS al
I.Ouvain iR the province of IRA
hant has been burned by the
Germans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
WELCOME. PANHANDLE FARMERS

In behalf of Amarillo The Daily News wei
comes the farmers and stockmen Of the Panhandle
to our city. This morning Mayor Beasley will
turn over to you the keys and after that you may
have possession OF the metropolis Tor all oi the
three days you are expected to remain m our
midst
This three days program Of agricultural in
struction and discussion has been arranged by the
Board OF City Development through its agrIcutur
al committee with DR. NJ w Cunningham as the
moving fspn, and director in chief
An extensive advertising campaign has been
carried out TO bring the meeting to the attention
OF every farmer and s,ookman in the Panhandle
The railroads the state agricultural department,
Commissioner Ed T. kone and numerous other
individuals Interested in the movement have lent
their assistance to make the Institute and Short
Course a success.
The Press of the Panhandle is especially de
serving OF credit for gratis publicity IN behalf OF
the movement The newspaper fraternity may
always be depended upon to rally to the support
OF every enterprise which tends toward progress
and betterment OF their country
The Amarillo Board Of City Development has
broader sphere OF activity before 1t than its name
would indicate The entire Panhandle, or north
west Texas is its field OF future operations The
Panhandle Farmers Institute and Short Course -
OF the first attempts OF the organizatoF The
Board has come to the realization tina, il we are to
build towns the plains we must tst develop
the country TO support and sustain them. The
teaching Of agriculture in its mos, approved meth
DDS as evolved by men who have gwen years OF
ntelligen, study to the various subjects Is there
fore considere doi vital and paramount import
ance.
a representative body OF men is expected to
attend this the first Panhandle Institute. Imam
other year the attendance will be largely ncreas-
ed more OF our farmers arrive at the meaning
and importance OF such a gathering
Ii is Amaullos mission and most agreeable