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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
PLAYED TENNIS WITH THE SHAH

Few girls from tho democratic
ranks Of American life are given a
chance 20 win tennis match from a
foreign potsntate And when II comes
20 matching ones skin against that
OF 80 august and exclusive royal
parsonage as his majesty. the shah OF
Persia. tbs opportuntts Ia rarer stlll
III happened this way says Miss
l.aey Russell, daughter OF Charles
Wells Russell present minister from
the United States 20 Persia we had
a friend who was one OF the tutors OF
the present shah. who, you know. Ia
stiil uader age, This friend. when he
learned was soon to return 10 Amer.
lea. asked u would not like TO try a
game Of tennls with hts royal pupil
OF course ! was pleased at the oppor.
tnnity and accepted the Invitation.
can truly say that the young shah atr
peared To greater advantage dnriag
that game than at any other time |
had the privilege OF seeing him during
my stay In Persia With older people
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
COULD NOT AFFORD IT.

Mrs, Snobbs-I wiutered at Palm Reach ,h,.
season and expect to summer at Mt Savage
Mrs, Hobbs springed at Pratt City ana sx
pect to autumn at Bessemer
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
HOW STUPID.

Yes" observed a young medical graduate
all the communications that receive have DR.
on them but the senders will put the Dr.. after
my name instead OF before it"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09

Misfah clsnas-Whet ls dat you
noas gSfias % cook. Miss cOopah'
Miss coopAh-w Welsh rabbit. MlstAh
CLAUDE.
histah claade-so Ah1i be 'bllged
xez 9 lo 90 ne de lei him foot
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
INAPPROPRIATE.

seruggs-While have noticed many steam
ships named for cities. have never seen ona
called after Cork
Buggs-It would never do To sneak -, a.
Corks crew
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09

'he harvest means everything to them and the
price OF wheat is a very serious matter Bread
riots break out II prices reach the famine point
ana are source of much trouble to the author,.
tles Many governor has had to face them and
therefore II Is the aim OF every ruler in Ears 90
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
.6RzWGUG AYEHE cHAE~

pestles. TO get rid OF the remaining
husks, The Persian wheat bread Is sold
In big. nat. pancake-like pieces called
sangak from sang. the stone). from
the fact that 1t is baked in an oven
with floor Of heated pebbles As 1t ia
so thin, II is baked through into crust,
and tastes best while still hot. As the
poorer classes all over the south of
Persia live on nothing else I'M, broad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09

he receives the shah exceedingly
dasni and nu sna eoar' he shows all tho norma
might the
EVERYDAY ne lie exceedingly ond OF the game and plays we'll hid
able OF
brother
he rlAys. TO Sia a FROM him
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09

soon as he enters the gates OF its capital to fix
low price for the bread, which means that all the
poorer classes praise him and stand by his side
while the big landowners grumble and intrigue
against him to get him removed to some other
district.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-09
Makes your whole meal taste good

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN to learn barber
WHNISS trade. Excellent opportunities Open
- for you. Tools furnished and com
mission paid while learning. only eight weeks
required Call or write for particulars and cat
alog. IL Commercial Street. Salt Lake City Utah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
GERMAN REPORTS SAYS
GREAT BATTLE UNDECIDED

Berlin, oct Q, Dy Wireless To- say
VILE. l.. According to announce
mcut made in Berlin today the great
battle n France Is stjl undecided.
The Germans are described as ham
msring the French positions az uu-
merous points with their heavy ar
uilcry. The attempts of the allies Go
break through the German lines have
been repulscd The heaviest losses
have been n the Argonnc region
The Germans continue Co make
steady progress.
ia the fighting before Antwerp the
German arm. has silsnscd two of tho
belgian forts. German troops cap
tured thirty acroplancs sent from
France To- Belgium
in th, eastern arena the Russian
offensive movement from the Nicman
river against the Germans 100 the
province of Suwalki ~ declared
to have failed II is officially re-
ported that the Russian fortress az
pssawetz. in Russian Poland was
bombardcd bv the Germans until
september -
The nghiins iu France. the siege ot
Antwerp aud the offensive operations
under General Won iinderberR. all
going ON az The same time. are taken
lu Berlin Go Indicate that the German
army is not lacking iu men,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
Expected That Convention in
Mexico City Will Mark
Time Until Military Lead
ers Have Reached Conclus-
ions.
TROOPS TO REMAIN AT
VERA CRUZ TO OCT. IL
Thousands Gather Across the
Border Today to Witness
the Third Battle at Naoo
Since Madero Started Re-
volt.

Washington. oct The council
~ generals r'pf,seutiug 900 elements
uu Mexico VIII convene at AfuAs
Culivutrs october lu. u,rurding tu ol-
fetal ad,lcos received horr. with a
purpose uf settling an difference. a
viii bring together for %" first time
"a ull representation uf General
villas adhrrcnts with those from
tarrauya and ZaUatH.
state department officials were un-
able Geo estimate the effects ON the
political conference in Mexieu CIty
uf the approaching mcstuE OF mill
tary Cuuicrses. 10 was ass umed that
nothing will be done ot Tar reaching
consequence before tho AEuAs CALI
entes conference has assembled aud
indicated what degree OF suppurt can
be expected for tho policies adopted
hy 7he Mexico Cily convention.
OFFICIAL reports told uf the opening
convention iu Mexico CiN hut gave
no indication uf the outcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
PARIS OTFICINL sTNTEMENT
tEPOl,TS TERRIFIC FIGHTING.

Paris. oct t3.l2 mJ IN OF
lDial statement Issued hy the war
ufhce this afternoon snys that terrific
nghtiug continues necessarily near
koye. where the Germans have been
strunriy reinforced
The statement says.
ION our lott wing the battle cou-
tinues with terrific fighting, notably
IN the region of Roye where the
Germans appear tn have ronceutrat-
90 impurta"t Te,Iforcemyuts. The
ection extends more ana more toward
the north
The front Of the battle line ls now
extended into the region south uf
Arras
ON the Meuse the Germans at
tempted at night Go throw bridge
across the river near 81 Mihiel The
bridge Was destroyed by our guns
I'm the Woetre district our Of
fensiye continues and progresses step
hy step notably in the region be-
tween Apermont and 81 Mihiel
ON the remainder OF the front
there have been attempted only par
tial operations here and there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
BTCOMNlIND CHECk STAMP
INSTEAD or HANk TAX

Washington. oct Elimination
OF tHr proposed Tax nf s. o thousand
'u Harh capital 1pd surplus in the
vur revenue uiH as h PASSED the
ha.s. .uA 0sttuting a stss,p OF %
cents .h .u checks drafts and
.trDr ..wmerriuI paper not included
n fhr HusInal biiI vas recommend
sd today 1N tho Democratic SENATOR
WurNng ou fhat section An Demo
Gratis of the senate finance commit
Gee wr' today to cousider reports
from .'a- 1mmittoea Chairman s.m
mons said ar cnor. would be- made To-
arrr" "n an changes by tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
Senator Norris Declares Clay
ton Bill a Sunday School
Measure With It's Teeth
Pulled.
SINISTER INTERESTS AT
WORK SAYS BRIST0W
Makes Amusing Charge That
Administration Has Sur
rendered Completely to
Wall Street influences.

Washington. pct g. senator NOR
ris Republican. led The attack On the
clayton trust bu conference report
Boo the senate today reitefating that
the conference maHaGers had pulled
tho teeth of the hiN' ard made 81 q
sunday sghoui statute
senator Clapp Republican de,
.Iarcd the report as an absolute step
backward Hc quoted fru,a Prvsi
dent WILSON pre-eloction speeches
60 shon chat the president WAS op-
posed uu the theory of trust regala
tou uy governmental commissions.
which. he said was the theory on
which th, administration anu-trust
program was framed
Sln", ths .uutrrcnc, report came
in. Do, said. % ana convinced o. is
part and p1rrc. of general policy
of which tho rrpsIdeuf may hr ig
nonut of which The coufcrces max
hr ignorant which wIu put the gov
erum'rf n8tk into tls hands
af h.r business uut D DO not bee
H... fuaf rn. president or fhs con
t,fr.s have .Hrsri0usly surrendered
90 ra business believe that ihc
president CAS- 90 former president Was
once described. b. .u amiJbie gentle
Wtu surrounded 1t men sho know
whu. fhey VaUf and how fo ger 10
SENATOR DHrp added thar be- be-
Nss,J fhr president was 5000 en-
cr.ssrI vlh other problems of inter.
national wpur ta give proper ypn.
sldrrlHuu goo fh. clayton Iii
senator Hr.-t.w repHea. saving
l .u convinced that m. president
has surrendered his administration ro
thr most sHI-ter Influence m this
republic There nus lacu nu admin
.sfau.r -0.s thg hog.nnmg of th,s
rHrcrrwon. uni,h has an ahirctly
surr,rItr.# . rh, Wall street inter
este Hs f.|- admlnistrntiur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ENGLISH oPEN COUNTER
MINI IANING CAMPAIGN

Loadou, oct @ tie.4U "a. mJ The
official news bureau announced today
thar the government had decided "a
luy mines in certain areas as Coun-
ter stroke 10 the German procedure
The official Information bureau has
issued the following. on achllf Of tas
admiralty,
The German policy of mise lay
ing combined with their submarine
activity. makes it necessary on milf
,ary srounds for the admiralty to
adopt counter measures
his maJesty's government ha,
therefore authorized mine layins
policy in certain areas and system
OF mine fields has been established
and is being duplicated on a consider
able scale.
In order 90 reduce tho risks Of
non-combatunts the admiralty an.
nouneed that u is danEerous hence
forth Tor shlps 20 cross the area be-
tween latitude 5i.ls north ana sac
north and lonetitude l.a5 east and
east.
In this connection IL must be re-
membsrsd that the southern limits
ni the German mine held b. latitude
10 north Although these limits are
-T--a-- -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
rHOt >ANDs GNTnIH 10
MiTNE~S HAI-IlI or NACD

Naco. sonora, Mexico. oct The
battle 90 Nac0 began shortly before
noon to-day with cavalry screen
and skirmishers dcpioyed .n the van.
Governor Maytorrna launched his
main force upnn General Benjamin
Hllrs army of 1900 men entrenchcd
within the town Hnl was prepared
fof assault or TOR siege
AN the civilians of NarD had re-
moved across tFe American line sew
eral DAYS ugo and Hin had every
thing cleared Tor actlon pn the
Ame7leau side long uncs II coat cars
Afforded shelter FOR crowds ct spec
taiors assembled 60 see the third
battle STAGED at Naco since Madrro
started warfare in Mexico
In his preparation for battle or
siege iii had imported from tho
American side a quarter million cart
ridges carload of flour and a car
load % clothing, including 5000 pairs
OF shoes for bis men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
THIRTY ONE SHIPS
CARRY CANADA s
FORCE TO WAR
largest Overseas Troop Move
ment in History Of Allan
tic Coast Carried Out With
out a Hitch Says Report.


''r
'' ''
Afi ."u .nuH wrr, required I"
|tf' ih. ".h. rH' suns inr n"r.'f
.t ''' supplies "l ih' ".'f-sei- 'A-
r''''.'ntI. I.F.' I" convoy i1'i
.'in.r. ". tn'i~ fleet "i "''tru war
WAS i'Iuisiion'd Tho Who'll"
fn. rueH. '..ns 'n' ''r-s#' and Wn
Important '.,r .no.trd ou rho Az
d. ''- carried "'i in h -I''"-
i.i manner ihr WHt cement i'""
'... f.'.' "'r 'H'..'a boo 'tn' .iN.'
'i ." r"'fi iNH'i'n HHn sailing '"i-
''"'I "ii "i N'H ordered
i'''' ''r '''''"'h. 0l .i"'' 'i'"tH
''t h'itt' "'f ihr 'isE'st "ii
'.'... .hal canada Ha- ever 1a'r
.'N'l fh' ' Was performed almost
The ma ameu. from NaI.arrIsr
started with che mastering of th,
l,1 hllf oI fhe twelfth battalion.
which was sent tu Quepe. tu perform
sHaTl duU aud ended uuh tns de-
Hsriar. fruw camp aetl dats at.r
.' fhr ulhf halt uf tns Same naifaI-
.au. Th. troops thaI moyrd .r touK
rosssssInr oI tho vutrfs and tnr
'rslbaafer. and when they dIsau-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
Great Struggle Begun Yester-
day Around Cracow Be
tween Main Russian and
German and Austrian Arm
les.
KING ALBERT FIGHTS
AT GUNS IN ANTWERP
Intrepid Belgian Ruler in
Personal Command of Lit
tie Force Holding Back
Fierce German Attack.

London, Oct Gsl0 D.. mi
Unless ali signs are wroug the
German nTmics lu France os az
un. rate. most Uf them. are near
IuY the completion uf then round
trip. This. % is held here. is the
only con, limited ut even
by the Berlin 1cWspapers- be-
dnNu from thc reports both OIL
,Ial or unofficial uf those on or
near the scene uf acuon. II IN
evident that the progress of the
allies on their left b. considerable.
while the hole through which the
Gefmuus have pierced the line ut
Ffcuch fortIesses ou the Meuso
river side has Jeeu stopped.
The fierce hagtliHg around tho
heights ol Rove, tu the northwest
uf Noyun. seems to have ended
lu favor OF tlc Frel , 10
The heights were captured hy
General Won klugk- men ON
"Wednesday but ON Friday Gee
rurdius Co. French report. the
Jiiics rcsained control ni the poo
-itiun.
Antwerp. temporarily the Bei-
E.u capital ought Geo bc capable
uf MAINTAINING a Ions defense.
kluF Albert is tomauti, ngufc
ui ihe war in this quarter iic
constantly goes o. the danger
xone aui his determi nation, fear
lr-snt-s and activity recall thoso
uf sndtholder william in the
historic siege of Litdeu.
That the battle 90 Cracow.
Whi.h opened yesterdas. VII be-
long and 4rdunus struggle no one
questions General Won Hiadeu-
ners. the German commander
who scored notable success in
eastern Prussia against the in-
Ntding Russians has taken SUI
pfemc command of The combined
Germa1 and Austrian forces.
Thrs, undoubtedly are form
idanlr enemy thoush the alleged
total of tNo ana half millions
of men is discounted.
Reports from the German
headquarters dismiss the situation
both ln this and the Belgian
Theatres witn ihc curt mo
change
From peirugrad. however. b. d on
tally asserted that the Russia
roops continue o. drive the enem
rom she borders uf the suWalSi an
..onsa goNsfnmenis ana there h0
been continuity determined hghun
west ai slmmo. The German trool
Ehich attacked Ossowetz are rstrceI
ng preclpilateiy 90 the north
feiroarad also announce that cof
siderable farcss of the enemy 40
concentrated in the western disirc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
GERMANS SITTER HEAVY
LOSSES BEFORE ANTWERP

London. oct, t3.35 a. M --"T Tht
Germans haV, suffered heavily cyorl
whrre under the well directed ma
chine gun IRE 90 the Bclgians. aC-
cordinE 90 statements gahled from
Antwerp hy the correspondents oi the
Central News.
forts alone toutsidc of Antwerp the
German dead MAY De- counted by
thousands 80 several points the
corpses Do" In heaps. Entire com
pnnies have been eNterminatcd. while
fhe other troops were driven back 20
the point of the bayonct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
NEAR END OF ROUND TRIP TO PARIS
All Signs Indicate That Ka~s Mighty Ama" Soon viii Back Where They When War
TWO MILL ION MEN JOIN IN GREAT BATTLE OF CRACOW TODAY

OF the provinces OF pctrokon and
kioice. Russian puinnd
The Montcnegrin army. according
iu an official communication. stands
across the road approaching saray-
been cut on
The Monienegrins have commenced
their attaCH 81 Sarlyey1. the fall of
which is claimed in the report.
"scems Imminent
The same announcement says that
by the capture OF Nlasenitza he Ser
Via1s have cut on the retreat of the
Austrian army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
NSK INVEST1G ATION or
VILLA RAID On ~TpCk

Washington Dcs -On REPRE-
scntutions hy Reprcsc"'ati., Hulis ut
Tennessee the state department to-
day asked Consular Agent Carotbers
20 investigate tho alleged seizure bay
Nilla OF n iaree number uf HORSES and
crops belonging to Americans ai As
ceuCiuu. Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
7oday;S 5 War
Summary

The tutning movement at the
allied armics in northern France
has brought the extreme at their
wing within ab"ut thirty m'ic- uf
tle Belgian frontier
An Official statement issued bN
the Irrn'h war oiiirc thi> after
noon ~aN- Thai part uf the battle
line stretching generally nntth
and south. has been extended
north to q point south of Nrras.
hi- linr On which llc HItic~ arr
at, nI liiag To- involve thc German
iigh wing Tnlcr t.en'Tal Non
hiu, h. hns h-,n pushed gradually
toward ,hr Iic.gian bordcr a. the
Germans Wisirncd their frant la
deicn~,, untii u eNteuded surnc -
miics from the angle that rests uu
IRA -Ic- Mont. srrrinc hgiit,
iug confines on the ailic~' Irft
wing, according Ia the Paris
statement. the most severe sttug-
gle being in the region nf Rove.
town twenty N-siN milc- east ot
Amirn~ and about midway uu this
hattie line Here The Gcrmnu-
have concentrated strong fofcc~.
probably with the purpose at
breaking through the lront ~ thc
allies aud i-olatiu. their furrc~ to
tlc north The Paris statement
adds THAI the Gcrman~ attempted
Ia bridge the Ncusr near ~
Mihi"i, but their pontoons were
destroyed IrcnHh claims of
~ligit progress in he N"c,rr dis
ant are recorded a. are minor
engagements NJ various points ON
ia" trout extending east Hnd west.
Ia "a statement received bN
wireless rrom Berlin. the German
headquarters annuunc.d titat the
great hattie m ranrc ronain-
undc, ided The Gcrnaus With
th'ii heavy artillery ART hammer
ing the positions pf a." allies at
manA point~. ihD aillC~ were re-
pul-cd ia their AZ ieanpt, to break
the German line The German
~tatcm,ut ~aS~ tl, heaviest lo,-e-
haNc bscu la the Nrgonnc region.
\ P'tfugrad rDrrc-pondent -a1-
thai thr Gcrnius~. fiom iuuii
point~. are att mpting to cancen-
tratr on southern i;ussiau Poland,
where d,-.i-i,, baitIc e. cN-
pvttrd.
Intcfr~t Ia the tt7itndc of Hui
gaiia - revived bs dispat- -
irum Rome -hsius that ali HUI
gaIian arm, Officers in Italy and
switzerland hnN, bcon ordered
humc at once
The ir.u,h h minister at Gnaucr
dc,lRr,- tiiat the Hnanciai situn-
ton of France on October !, Wa
rutircl, satisfactory.
dispatch from NcniCc saN-
thnt lranco- british squadron
has began opcration- against
I'ula the olicf naval siation of
Austria Hungary
Di-pairhc~ irum London indi-
CBtc that the expected battle he
tween the Ku~-iau- and d.rrtnau-
aud Nn-irian- at Itacow has be-
gun
The Idea Nasionaie uf Rome.
the nationalist party organ. de-
uiarc- thc minister of fnrrign ~
lair. aiarqui, 10 ~an t'iulinnn.
who h rcpatsd g. lie opposed 90
Iias cntering the conflict. has
resigned frum 90, cabinet.
1itr most rrsrnt adstccs from
Prieinm report that the German
attack on Antwcrp continues
again-i sfniiorn rcsisiance.
Montruegrin ofliciRi rcp"rs
sas. that the attark on AaraleNo.
capital of the Austrian PROV inrc
of ilo-nia. has bcgun. Eariier adj
Viocs frum Aish. sfrNia, said that
thc ScrNinn war oilice thought an
attempt 60 takc the city wopid
-. sNs.a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
TROOPS WILL Not LEAVE
VERA tt,tZ BtIOIiE OCT. 81

" ashinktuut oct -. American
forces at Vera CRUZ viii not pc with
drawn before October n. 10 vas am
nounecd today at tho war depart
ment Brigadier General Funston
was gwen Instructions to that effect
to ulla} foats of Mexican civilians
employed by the American admins
tratiou who desire. for their own
protection Go leave before the eyacu-
alton.
Officials said today that No exact
time had been s,f Tor wi1hdrawing
the troops bot that ample notice
would bee gwen. sp thai MsViCans and
rcfugces ma1 have au opportunity to
leave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

washington. oct g-rreHidenf
Wilson ana Secretary Lane today dis
elssed the situation as n affecss the
aunlnistraiions cunuervation bills
ihef expect the Alaskan aoal land
l'hsins hiil 90 be passed before az
jour nmen' and the eenerai hand isas-
lng hili and the general dam biu %
10 completed early next hnaslon
Hecfstar, lane expects ~ speak ,n
"' west onring me congressional
campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

Sew York. Dot The huu.datiug
committee uf tHe coffee eXchaug,
wu7 instructed today by the cX'
.hlnre managers to suspend au
sessions uutl further notice THIS
action wa. taken 3eyausr liquidation
bad been progressing very SLOWLY
and r is understood another plan
Was contompiatcd Co hasten ths
process
lt was announced that members
desiring tu hquldatc October con.
tracts might submit propositions to
The chairman ot the committee
through On, superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
soo GERMAN SOLDIERS
HAVE TYPHOID FEVER

I.|UT0T- U"T q " D WI"II N
reported Iu Amsterdam teicgrap1s
fhs rorrospouirnt of the Central Nev-
lh thlt ofE. hat 500 German troops
ou fho times Hctwceu brussels md
Antwerp 1901. s51srns tram typhoid
fever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

the rerewl opinion among cotton
manufacturer i- tUat iycause uf the
war thr mills VIII be forced Co close
before Christmas Thousands OF ctu-
ri"Ncs Hrr moss idle aud the suEges-
tuu is uats that The government
come tn The rescue with large
nrIUf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
Ash HUGE LOAN BN COY.
EttNMfNT To GROWERS

Washington, 1tt several
southern congressman appealed to
Ffosidsut Wilson to-day NOT to ,on-
seut Co an Adjournment sf congress
until the rotion situation Ir tho south
was relieved They asked that $3.50
l6,o11 Tcsas l1gf.11Ss an other
states. salf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ENGLISH COTTON MIIIls Will
IIG~I uIrBnItT gUffTSTN 4,

London. oct Q etf b. ml Tho
correspondent of the Central News at
AcrrnEton. bon Lancashire. says that
ii5i Mississippi l6l42l North Car-
ollua. 81 sgs. Okiahoma. l0a. $50.
south carolina. sas.ss9. Tennessse.
hs the royerumsut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
TWO TIIOI SAND RUSSIAN
OFFICERS ~ Ct.itM ~ Prisons

Berlin. oft OHf Wirciess io say
yilicl--A statement given out in Her-
hn says that about 3.eoo Russian OF
hcers including rs soueFais. are held
a. prisoners 90 var in detention camp
in Germnny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

scntat.ses in Mexico Tho money is
believed to hav" been tnltcn by the
same band which seized 1000 600
pesos from British corporation. Tho
British embassy her, has made rep
rcsentltions 90 the state department
Efforts are being made through
American cousuls Co. recover tho loot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
MENICANS STENL HNLF
MILLION pFSOs PROM NINE

Washington oct seizure of
100000 pesos hy Mexican soldiers
from the iiea Del Monte mine. an
American property, was reported toe
daY through foreign consular repre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
PRESIDENT SIGNS DEI ETFD
PORN BARREL RuI

Washington. oct -preaidenf
Wilson today signed the rivers aud
harnots BIN appropriat.ng $50 600
600 in De- expended under the dIfer-
lion 1f the war department projects
already begun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

NhicaEn, oct jessie brediff
lawson Nife or Viciof " Lawenn'
publisher ~ the Chfcaao Da1ly News.
died today 80 their bohle On Lake
SHORE drive. aner pfoifatied AZ
uerr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

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