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The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
FRANCE HAS NEW FIELD GUN.
Carries Six Miles When Fired Mt
Maximum Angle.
;pecial Cabl, to The Washington Herald.

Special Cab, to The Washington Herald.
Paris March IA new heavy field gun
shortly is to go into service in the French
army. 1t is a 1913 model, and is a very
slight modification Of the 106-miIlimeter
gun. supplied to the Russian army Its
caliber is 1O5 millimeters, the weight Of
the projectile beng sixteen kilogrammes,
fired with nuzzle velocity of SO meters
per second. 1t liz capable when fired at
the maximum angle of carrying a dis
tance of ten kilometers, or 6.2 miles.
II is quick-firing gun, although the
projectile is loaded separately from the
charge. The sighting is by means of a
panoramic glass. and the gun is pointed
in the same way as the ordinary French
75-millimeter field gun. When fired the
carriage remains fixed. and the gun alone
recoils a distance OF about one meter.
1t returns to its initial position by a com
pressed air ''recuperator." The gunner.
are screened behind protective armor.
The weight Of the entie piece In battery.
ready for fire, IL 900 kilos fabout 21-s
tons). and that of the carriage harnessed
200 kilos tabout 2 "a tonsl.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
BERLIN ART SALE PROFITABLE.
c 10 The Washington Herald.

Special CaIIe 10 The Washington Herald.
Berlin, March 2l.-The sale of the Ar.
mold Meyer collection of drawings in
Leipzig this week attracted unusual at
tention on account of high prices paid
for works of compare lively minor i'm
portance-
Some lead pencil sketches by ySMoritz Won
Schwing, showing the famous opera
singer Caroline Hetzenreker In different
roles brought between 500 and N,a0c each,
while a water color sketch by the same
artist of the beautiful Melusine fetched
s.. 800.
A pen portrait of Franz Schubert sold
for $S0. The Berlin National Gallery
paid S765 for Bonaventure Genellrs sepia
sketch, "Baccus." Anselm Fuerbach's
Burial of Court Fool" was bought by
a Berlin dealer for s2.30. nude study
by the same artist brought si.6ee.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
SHIRTWAIST BALL PLANNED.
Music Pupils Plan Series of
Entertainments,
wasi,inOfon uc~,id

Special Cable TO III. Washington Herald
Berlin, March H.-In order that hun
dreds of American music students tenn
porarily living in Berlin may not lacl
for suitable social diversions the
American Women's Club and a committed
OF women from the American church have
arranged a number of entertainment,
where the young people can enjoy them.
selves heartily with their own com.
patriots.
Next Monday the church committee will
give a shirtwaist ball at the geological
garden assembly rooms. The women at.
tending will wear shirtwaists with tailor.
made skirts and colored wigs.
Another entertainment to be given or
April 9 at the Hotel Aldon will be a
cabaret and dansant arranged by the
American Womens Club One of the
novelties viii be a parade of dressmakers'
models from the fashionable Berlin
mcdistes-
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
BIRDS AS MATINEE GIFTS.
Baroness d'ArmelIa Startles Society
with Rare Entertainment.

Special Gable tc The Washington Herald.
Paris. March H-Marquise de Ludres
has taken up the latest social fad for
scientific matinees" Her salons were
thronged this week with society people to
witness a film showing the growth of liv-
ing tissues and life of plants.
The social sensation of the week, how
ever was scored by Baroness Sternberg
d'Armella with a japanese matinee. The
ground floor of her mansion was con-
yerted into a Japanese village, every
feature OF which was faithfully repro
cuced, All the guests came in Japanese
costume and on their arrival each re-
ceived as a gift a bird cage decorated
with apple blossoms and containing rare
birds found only In the Far East
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
TAKE BERLIN APARTMENT

Special Cable % The Washington Herzh
Berlin, March H.-Lanier winslow, Am
bassador Gerard private secretary, and
his mother, Mrs. James Winslow, of New
York, are negotiating for an apartment in
Bendierstrasse. in the aristocratic Tier
garten quarter
George Hamlin. the Chicago tenor. and
his wife. also have established them
selves in permanent quarters here, TAX
i6g fiat.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
RUSSIAN noble
PROPHET OF war
Count Witte, Potential Factor
in Cars Realm, Predicts
Grave Troubles.
EUROPE FACES TRAGEDY
Relations Between His Country and
United States Are Friendly.
However. He Asserts.
EUROPE FACES TRAGEDY

Special Cable to The Washington Herald
81. Petersburg. March 21--Count witte.
who very much has "come back into
political power. and is directly behind the
appointment Of NJ. Bark. the new minis
ter of finance, accorded to The Herald
correspondent an audience today. during
which he gave his views on the European
political situation, which. indeed, is re-
garded pessimistically here just now.
Before dealing with European politics,
Count witte expressed himself on the
question of a commercial treaty between
the United States and Russia, which Is
in allegiance. owing to Russia's attitute
toward the Jews.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

Berlin. March 2l.-German news
papers generally are engaging In a
bitter attack upon NJ. Theophile Del
casse. for thirteen months French Am
bassador to Russia. They accuse him
of using his influence at the Russian
court to urge upon the CZar and the
government the increased army and
navy bills and TO foster a strong anti
German feeling in Russia At the per-
sonal request OF the German govern
ment, NJ. Delcasse was removed as the
French minister OF foreign affairs un-
der the Rouvier government in 1905,
and the German editors now accuse
him of trying to embitter Russia
against Germany purely as matter
Of personal revenge. Whether NJ. Del
casse is at the bottom of the develop
ment OF the Russian army and navy,
the government is making no secret
Of the fact that a complete reorgani-
zation of its military forces is now
under way. Germany has increased
her army and completely rebuilt all
the fortifications along the Russian
frontier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
PTTRoGRND DENIES AUSTRIA
ASKED IuR ~I.ApAltIi AC1.

prlFu-rfd. De- It tAIH I.Uuuur.
u ml UumDrs vhi.h have been
in circulation far sHmp,iu. ta I., c.-
feei .hHi Austria was -rsEre Geo ean-
cWdf separate I'aIr asrreincu'
Hith Iu-slt without fIs .Husnni uf
Germany mrt with DWuhatI. douiair
iu ofi.Ill ,r,ics here tudat. a pnr-
snn Boz uasIU.u 200 sueaa tyftrr.
tatirciy on tnls sIble,f Save lwn basic
reason. Wh1. Iu ni- Hp.uirT ru.h tn
sfre.mrut would ue lmpa-FIHIe
rhr dlHi monarchy i- bound tn
Germany :. inuiefsiuhie to.. and has
euurd au.n OBLIGATION inff sHr ls
hcir.eer mu released n. Germany.
hc 1il Furthermore. the Russian
attitude az aunuuuHcd af the neEin-
nIns uf tne war vas chat au siatr
ntsI he Iret1 from tat 0rrm7n Nukf.
Thrrc ..rc HusIas Demands aro sleh
thaf r fne du,i muuar.hF hnuld ar-
cedo fo them ts action would he sui
eIdaI AuEiFu- iiuuatr, consent tn u
arsrafe ifa.r is not ai fl ukrlt nn-
u she neaehes puint of ulrr ea-
haus,lon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16

Washington. pe, Is WhIIe
American .ur.,msrts wcrs ready
FIJI. sr.r|u to-day fof Ns,o Arlzona.
aHm.r.-frarI. afnriala learnc q
,rI.Hau uUI.aI aatiecs that Gov
.-r.r tutturrnH commander of the
N.|H rr.ar- HesIegIrE tss MrNicau
town HI >a.n. bad announced he
would discontinue rrlnE into Amer
..u territory rhw compliance with
n. ORDERS of Pro, Isloual President
Gutierrez u Vss believed here would
relieve . tense siiuatipu
Tho Washington government had
boon uuufird thal the orders uf Gu-
HsrrHf "a. n.s commander had been
Dispatched Ir had warned both fac
t.nu. tbat uuless the MINIS ceased
American artillery would shell the
MEXICAN troops out ~ tHeu positions
The rsIufor.cmcuts ordered yeHtef
daf to proceed to Nago 90 Reinforce
Brmdicr General BLISS were expect
ed t1 reach their desi luation within
three days and b. was she Eenerai
impression hero that ~ at the end of
that period nung across the border
had noi ceased The American troops
would De- ordered to reiarn the hre
Tbs reiuturccmeuts are being scni
I Al. NHro Iu respnnsf to the request
uf Genrral niiss as "a precautionary
| Wraaufs The trn0ns are the Elef
/ infantry from Tssas city and TIRES
hHffer.es of ariillon from Fufi asa
! OKLA Win these rcinfoi lements ih'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
rSnnmD Caam TnuT
LONG EXPECTED GERMAN ATTACK MADE FROM UNDER DENSE FOG
EXTENT OF DAMAGE DONE in COAST CITIES REMAINS IN DOUBT
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The long expected German a..
la'k uu England wl- uiad, to-day
nnd fof ia" hr-t time in tho his
tor, ui the I uitcd hiuEd,m ho--
tie Wsti~'tip~ bumlardrd English
towns ~sHriuTuuah. iiurtirpuuI
Ecd'ar aHd Whitp. un thc shore
81 tie Norh -su. vrrv ~hclicd hN
German war-uip-. Ihr ,.Ntt-ut uf
thc damage inflicted wa not rr.
,caicd u the rath ropuri~. u
seemed ptohHhlr. hnWtttI that
GcI1nauN had sent i,pt swift
cruisers Tor raid on iii. cu.,-t
OF England. largely fpr n- moral
cuctt. and bad upt attempted au
action with IT, main Hcct ur an
invasion Di England
Oni'iIi announcements uum
tbc ptiti-h om,al information
hurcHu canr Through with uu-
usual crlcvitN some 90 ip,-,
d-uatrhs~ Ncrr ua--,ad D., she
censor and transmitted tu New
iotk iu about sn hEur a- ,uu-
paired with doin,. uf two 100 luur
nuur- wbi,h Hrr mot unu-uai u
tlc urNafdine ut wur uc,t- frum
London.
NithoJ2l tbr pid ou England
u'Dt-laduW ail othrr drt,iou-
nttt- tnr tIc Time I,iu-. iurrr
wcrr important ur,utfcu',- iu
Other puaftfT- Ihp irru,h lHi-
rtal statement ~a'- that -TWc
fttfflf.f Uf..f. rts-. l-.. T.ltHu fr..tft.
Do, uic allir- in Bvi-ium. thtt
German atiI'L- iu Nl-a'c aud the
Nur,ry dielrict had bc,ru rvpul-cd
aud thut l'riu-h war-hiIi- have
again hpmhat,i'd Gvrmau nU-t-
tiun- 90 the coast ct Bcl-ium.
lndnN ,fi'iul rommurI ,atipu
Irum Berlin disputes thc tt.n.b
claim Co an ad,antc be- ii'igium.
saving that iE attempt al 40, ii-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16

lie~ 60 move forward. -uppurtcd
bN BRITISH war~hip~. WJ- re-
url~Cd.
Further pfu-rc-- hu- been
made o., GcrmAu truop- u the
Ct-t according Co. th' iicrlin
statement th.nh -u,- that -rN-
cfnl -trnn- liu--I1n pu-itiun-
have been Wkcu aud a.unn mote
prisoners captured. in south
rulnuH. r t- said. the German
and Austrian fnrcr- are gaining
lruUpd
% .- reported ut tou-;HntiaGpic
thar thr tribes 90 northern NJ
huuia hH,r dc. iafcd vnr on ser
VIA. AilunII adiUin~ ~vr,iB on
the west and tie UiEc- cf the
north give 1liczinu,c 90 uo king
Their reported cuttau," iato the
war WH- ut pUfti'uiHr -i-uiiralrc
hcruu-r ut thc uncertain ruudi-
tiHt- among thr Balkan nations
and indicaiiuu- that hu-c net al
READY cmhruiird boz tho var u5s,
Join in Be-
cuttfrd iici- riur 200 triumph and
the ~cTiau general -Hu states
thar nos SINGLE Austrian roe
wiiu- Within tho hurdct-
Premier ~.'iludr5 pt ils a-Iu
stated tha thc u-huui uu-itiou
HI tic ,MUuN Wn- one ut
awut,hui upuuniit1 and tli"
uu-itim CO. the su,rtumrut wa
.uboi-cd 30, purliHmoW.
Iir kbpii,c OF tgNpt b. -aid
Go haNr nuuC tu Vienna tu cCuinr
with Austrian gpNVfum' uti-
DiHI-. Th, kh,.'i,c hH- h'gu un
tuu-tnugiuuuic mo-i ut the umr
since. tit.' uutnt,nk th, war and
20 lu. lccn r,i.uftcd thut hc would
irtd un arm, Hsaiu-I thr U7Iu-h
forces m t.sNI..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
SAYS
Z GERMAN
WARSHIPS
ARE SUNK
Naval Encounters Reported
ia Progress, Although Not
Believed Main British and
German Fleets Are Engaged

The eastern coast Of
England was raided todaE
by German warships
which dropped shells
in several towns
along a forty mile strip
OF coast. Considerable
damage was done In Scar
borough Hartlepool and
Whltby, and III IS reported
that several persons were
Killed on wounded. The
German raid apparently
was performed by a few
fast cruiser, and 50 far
as Is known the main
British and German fleets
were not damaged. Lon
don has a report that two
German warships were
sunk. The British Admir-
atty stated that naval en-
counters were in pro-
gress. but details as TO the
size Of the engagement
and the outcome were
lacking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16

Tine soldiers captured |u.uJs $1,000
Austrian soldiers .. IuHu nafsnsI.
Hy, WUum -rr,.H DIS reported f1 .t
read, to send fa luB f the auor
wishes Almost tI these prisoner
helnuE tu infantry rsE meuts Tr. rI..rd
from thr disir,.. o Poa
urscuut.uUs ut tu, hard-hlUs -lt-
forrd b, tlr AuatHaus now u .hr
hands OF tnr Ser.iHus ar. heart
rennIre When raeu Ur.a.1er- uH-I
of Them be- s -aid hat been without
food IHr 20 ta a- huur They eiE
shat snmr uI fHrIr .uWrad,- dIrn
from exhaustion ana U..d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16

London. pci i0 ta;52 D. ml-
Zoe tas ni-t lm, in mudrru his
tuT, iulti~h towns have ~uurrtd
from the atarL Cf - iutrtgu
ous1mN
\ German squadron. tho size
90 whirh b. nut Nuf known. rvpt
up tiic nnrtit,H-i Cua~t uf iue-
land during JhD darknc~- uf a
misty night Whcn the fu1 dear
morning thc to--si. a. thi-
-iusdr,u upeurd tire uu thc
town. uf -uFiurnuGh, MhitlN
and liartlcIoul
di-tau,r uf about a. miit-~
~rVarats- tho hf-t uamed Iiort
from tls la-i fiii~ -lrgtfh of
Utsu-t b. -umrthlu- like poe miit--
irun i.ondpu
Huu-h nutiiis- are cnEaging
ths--r Invader ut ruti-h WateI-
and the tofrpr.- ur Mel Iiartie-
pool un ths utputh Df the uNcF
Tv.-. hrrd ulau thr CnclmN
titr omoiai rDpaft- dp not -
furth titr numisr ur attarkinE
lufoe. uor dD thes saw whcthrf
the -su,oazt towns were hr,si up-
nn simultaneously or ouv after
anuiiter Iir unuiilctni rcIiurt-
rrstftinw funduu rs tcicuhonc
were confused and probably cN-
aescrafcd Nn cAr wituc-- 90
tlic -osi=ish, rc-nu uf scarborough
c-timnt,r. tnnt 5n -hrli- iau,ici iu
tho town. cn,viu'of it in -mokc
and dt-tnpael tit' fiiiusnrni hutrl
uunthsF nI huu-t- and fhc uii-
ruad station. tinu 90 the uhlos a.
itc- "a tiic atfaok pli- ~ Naftiu's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
sfilNtN~ NtCToRN ONIn
Al -IliIA nIlI.Anl-n lnMIl III

Hutne De-. Ia Ieb n ND lar-
ucunrs rrretvra here from Ntt tf-
rsrdlus fhe nshuus m srrt.a. ,m-
phnsvr whal Is tcfmrl the rnutunHf
defeat Inflicted n, thc Scr nus ur the
AuetriaH arms More than Two enf.rr
nrmy curus are said a. have been lost
100 drid woundsd sua prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
German Official Statement

Berlin pc. ls thy WireirH iu
London o. m. The German 0ih-
einI communI .atiun saued hs ne sen-
crI army headquarters aH
"Iu ihr western thcaier thr enemy
made "a neW attempt to ad'Hnrr %,
way vf Nicupor. supported hf "n a.
tiau uf .hciF ships al ecn THO hrc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
Swiss Sources Declare General
Assault ON Germans Has
Begun IN Both France and
Belgium.
OFFICIAL REPORTS
NON -COMMITTAL
French Allege Important Ad-
vances at Various Points
While German Statement
Claims Little Change.

Ba~cl. switzerland. Dee. "a
Nm puri,. $40 q. m.-Iltc
French armic~ nppcar to have
takes tie offensive along thc Cn-
tire line from iiclfuit To- ~aiHtc
Marie NuN Mime. licaNN artil-
lcrN hfiur cau~e- the windows to
shake 80 house. here b, uigit a.id
daN The Itcn'li have con, ctrtd
Thaun inio a ~tronghold
The movement reported trnm
Iia-,i apparcntlN T. in ih' natt.'c
uf general attH'k rs French
forces iu Ai-.,'e. a. the iiont
along wi'i,h ho~tiiilic- arr said
Io have heg.n undertaken - mufc
than SO miles lunr. ~ extends
north and -outh. roughly paral-
lciling the hordrr at Ni~a',
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
REVOLUTION THREATENS To
FINISH RUIN Of DUAL MONARCHY

Appalled, al Extent of Defeat Administered by Servans.
People Turn Against Government Separatist Agitation
Becomes Active and BOhemans Demand Slaughter Of
Their Own Sons for Ant.Slav Interests Be Brought TO
an End.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16

toon,inued on rasc rhrocl
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-11-20


rhs psiNes's bright shs6sw.
There are Old people living In Eng
lan1 today who remember hearing
their fathers and mothers speak Of Z
young Freedman Of uncommon per'
soasllty. constantly seen with Prince
Louis Napoleon during the last days
Of his life In London In the year 1870
Lady Constance Cecil nicknamed this
Freedman tho princes bright
shadow" There seemed to be closer
lie than brotherhood between them,
and the tradition runs that the mys.
teal prince had . superstition that his
luck went with him In the person Of
the Chevalier Beaupre.
Il was all - II should be; be was
entirely happy. He had asked three
wishes Of the good fairies. ~ he had
said long ago; that the prince should
b empsror-that he might become q
marshal OF France under another Bona
parte"--that Alike should love him.
Tho first two he believed about to be
realised. The last? Il was not now
the time to think Of that. Alike had
kissed him good-by. That would more
than do TIL the night was over. 30 he
sped back to London. missing Pietro.
but hopeful and buoyant. And In Lon
don there was . letter for him from
Virginia.
Dear Francois" Lucy began. ITO
think that the first letter sent to you
BY Harry's wife should be to tell you
that she has betrayed your trust in
her. ! am distressed beyond words,
for I have made mistake which may
mean distress TO you. You remember
the letter 10 Alike which you trusted
to me to send In case anything should
happen 70 youf ! had II In my hand
the week after my wedding when had
gone upstairs to get other letters for
Europe which my father had command
cd ne - Sand By the next packet. And
In some stupid unexplainable way
slipped yours-your precious letter
among them In place Of one to my n.
there agents In London. and ! hpr-
RED down and gave the parcel to Sam
DO. who was waiting to ride to Nor
folk with them. And then Harry and
! went away on . visit to Martins
Brandon for three days. and Il was
only when ! came back that discov-
cred the dreadful mistake had made.
Can 700 ever forgive me! Harry and
I thought over every possibility Of stop
ping Il. but there seemed TO be NO
chance. Arc you very angry with me.
dear friend Of Harry's and Of miner"
The letter went on with reproaches
md regrets and finally slipped into .
tale Of . new happy life which Fran
co.'s had made possible for the two.
He read II over several times. His
lstter to Alike. which should have been
sent only aftsr his death. had gone To
her. What then? She would know
that be loved her; that no had loved
her always: that b. would love her
forever: that the one wish Of his life
ha1 bsen that she should love himself
--not Pistro. He had said that In the
lsttse: that was all. He Was glad that
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-11-20

nsat lntR - eDeks again. \ want
| y nnish telling and then We need
nsvsr spsak u \ again. did think
zoo were -commneaplaea And yet
knew IN my heart roc wsrs not. for
! resented your seeming - 30
urged you into danger. ] wanted you
to b Q hero. I had that echo q {
schoolgirls romance about vf1oeola
In my mind, end I chung. al aloaS. b
the idea that I loved hin and that pr.
haps b secretly loved me but would
not cay Il bscauss he was poor and .
peasant: thae 10 Was waiting tin his
future was made. Thea. ono day. only
the other day, hs told mo that he had
asked three wishes OF Mfe-'of the
good fairies he said. One was TO make
Prince Louis Emperor. one IVES TO b.
Marshal Of France; the third" she
stopped.
what" Pietro demanded. his
mouth Q bit rigid,
Alike flushed and smiled and took
Pietro's big hand and covered her eyes
with II. THAT I should-love you.
=, , o ~ n.1 "'.neu 49,
MAY heaven grant him his wish, =
said Pietro fervsntiy, and then. reflect
ing. 1T seems strange wish for Fran
'o.- aoS se ..' ~, $1,000
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-11-20

Out In the dark. In the harbor o.
Bouiogns. the ship Edinburgh Castle
lay rocking In the wind. Prince Louis
Bonaparss. who had chartered her. and
the handful Of bic follower Who had
called with him on her from ruslaad
bad dissnbarked quietly ct twilight
nd 10 snail companies had suceoe1s6
y catering ths town and the Quastsss
q u e0csfs Wis voeA n 1ranea.
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men Of Europe: II may also happen
that By some single act Of mismAnage-
ment he will throw away his career
or bis life. God keep him safsi" Pie
tro said simply.
And Alice echoed it-"0od keep hin
safei" And then. II am going 70 writs
him. Ptstro-about 10. Ny father
knows where 70 reach him at Bou.
logus an going 70 Say Just Q word
that what hs has wished TOR all his
life b true. Il will get 70 him the
night before the battle"
Are you sure you are right. AlixsS~
Pietro asked douttfully.
'sure." said ALIKE buoyantly.
-0ivs him my love. then" said Pie.
tro.