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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06

Miss Gladys Robertson returned
Thursday morning from Colorado
Springs where she mas been a student
the past year in Colorado College Miss
Robertson was very much pleased with
the school, but says she is delighted II
get back home as there is no place
quite like Glenwood
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NJ: F. Hayman of Pueblo is the new
manager of the Mountain States Tele-
phone company at this place. Mr..
Hayman is bright young man who
very much resembles live wire, an
like the lines of his company seems to
be "busy'' about all the time. Helikes
Glenwood very much and has sub.
seribed for the Post in order that Ii.
may keep posted on the various doinss
of the city.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06

A healthy man is . king in his ~.
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sluggish
liver, use Burdock Blood Bitters. On
the market 35 years. $l.oO bottle.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06

Nlsitois " tHC titS AdNC toN
en- the Hanging lake trip this season
and all report it the prettiest thing
they have ever seen. True, at present
there is an overabundance of water
flowing over the edge of the saucer,
but another few days will put every
thing in first-class shape for the hun
dreds who annually visit that scenic
wonder.
Make Barnes Drug Store your head
quarters on Strawberry Day. 66.?t
The Grand river set new mark
Wednesday morning of this week when
it reached 12.5 feet. This is the high
est recorded in many years and made
some of the pioneers wonder if the
Indian was, after all. mistaken when
he said he had seen the water "deep
swim pony on island,' which is tn.
present beautiful lawn of the Hot
Springs company.
The city council met Monday even
and recessed to Wednesday evening
that the mayor and members might at
tend the mass meeting at the court
house. They expected to find a great
array of opponents to the water plan.
purchase gathered together. but the
greater part of the opposition was
from people who did not have any
vote at Tuesdays election.
While in the city Wednesday attend
ing to business affair, J. C. Cumming gs.
a prominent rancher of the Silt sec
we visit him regularly each week fo-
the coming year. Mr. Cummings lives
in one of the garden spots of the coun-
ty, and he as well as others in that
section are proud of the outlook for
bumper crops of all kinds.
Mayor Nicholson and Attorney Clark
of Leadville were here last Saturday
and attended meeting of the stock.
holders of the Grand River Oil 4 Gas
company. Mayor Nicholson announced
that the young ladies of the ClouA
City were engaged in selecting a maid
of honor for that city to come hero
for the strawberry carnival and he ex-
pected to be able to notify the com
mittee sometime this week
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06

4Fs. Phoebe Gibson returned Wed
nesdsy morning from Aoatrose where
she has lived for several months with
her son, Ed.
Wanted-Work by good, reliable
fifteen year-old boy. Prefer work on
ranch for the summer. Call Glenwood
2371. 6-6-::
= = 49,
Fer . corner lscaaoa u Fesidcacs
rsrtlea Of city o. sewer and water
aae, just right for . number of cot.
ragss, call At this office.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06

O4o@ ZIP ~ Dt4NcI
L Z. Drach waited until the mex:
AAy and then returned to his work in
DAser.
A number OF the local people attend
- the firemen 5 dance IN Carbondale
"Wednesday night.
Mss Elizabeth Elliott came to this
city Tuesday evening for a visit wiki
c. c. Canady and family on East
Aehth street.
A number OF calls have been re
esived this week for furnished cottages
but the supply seems to be far short
Of the demand.
x0s all kinds of housecleaning call
- Ned's shining parlor on Grand
ovoaue. 2,2S-,f
c. A. Rathbone, manager of the Hot
Springs company, returned Monday af
ter attending to business affairs IN
Denver for several days.
Alderman Davis came down Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday at home.
H remained over Monday to atteud
- council meeting Monday night.
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The Grand river took another huueh
u itself Tuesday and climbed the
banks and reached the high water
aark of two years ago and registered
la1 feet
Announcement was made this week
that train No. Is will be run as far
west as this city Sunday, to accommo-
date the fishermen along the D. r
G. railway.
You will find plenty Of good Straw
berries and lee Cream at Barnes
Drug Store on Strawberry Day. 66-2t
It is announced that X. c. Rathbore
viii soon leave for this city from Lon
don. He will have to assist in making
tAs final transfer of the water plant
to the city.
II you have q house to rent, why not
say 70 through the Posts wantad le
partment. We will find you . rente-.
= = =
Letters received by f. f. Lucas
this week tell of orders having been
iNued against the whistling and blow
off of steam by the engines while they
are standing at the d. l. r. G. depot
here
Alva Bror yhton s1td Grizzly creek
Monday anc secured a string of fine
trout. He reported the water high,
but fairly clear, and said there We're
many fine trout in that stream this
season.
Don't fail to 90 to Barnes Drug
Store on Strawberry Day and eat your
the "Apple Blossom Arbor.' 66-2t
Married, at the Methodist parsonage.
Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr.. Klein, Mr..
Myron A. King of Divide creek to
Miss Florence A. Somers of Denver.
The young people will live on Divide
creek.
0LE1wooD PROPERTY FOR SALE
Five lots and 4-room house, city
water, shade and fruit trees. Just
IL place for garden and chickens. Can
take $1,000 for this property and that
is Just like finding it. For particulars
call At the Glenwood Post
Mrs. Alma Spear and little daughter
returned to their home in Gypsum last
Saturday night after spending the
week here during which time Mrs
Spear solicited members for the Yeo-
man lodge.
81 will sure run up in my car and
see those swimmers said County
Commissioner Hahnewald this week |
when told that the worlds greatest
array of swimming talent would be
here June 2lst.
= = =
Miss Mayme Stremme has been Sc
lected as maid of honor from Gypsum
to our strawberry festival. The selec-
tion was made last Saturday night by
= mass meeting of the people of GyI-
sun and vicinity.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06
KIP BOWIE MOVE
1N9 REGULAR

l1 REGULAR
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills keep
stoaaeh, liver and kidneys in healthy
condition. Bid the body Of poisoners
waste. Improve your complexion BY
flushine th liver and kidneys- 81
got more relief from one box Of DR..
King's New Life Pills than any medi-
cine I eves tried" says c. E. Hatfield
Of Chicago, IN. 2se ct your druggist ..
Advertising IN gosd aedi1a pays
big. The Pust Il . god medium.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06
LA1nAugv

Ooe 5-passeager, 4-eylinder, fully
equipped Rambler touring ear. Needs
ssos repaizs. Good tires. Big bar
eain at 415e.0O.
Ono Marian Roadster, fully equip
ped, 10 Aofse power. Good condition
0ple.did spssd ear. 1335.oe.
o. 7-passeaser, 40 \. p. Mitchell
fully equipped. Rsees*ly overAaulcd
nd painted. Coed oonditioa- A
-p a& 360o.o0
DWM G. HNGaDURY, Atty,
ee9t Glsnweed apeiass, Ceio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

Mediterranean sea belong 10 tho
Eastern Telegraph company Brit
ish concern, and any German news
that did make It's way To southeast
crn Europe through Austria Hungary
would not be transmitted over the
lines of this company.
News of the cutting 90 the Ger
man lines between Germany aud
England may be expected az any ma
mcnt Already these lines are Ia
the hands of the military authorities,
where they land on British territory.
The only other possible outlet. teie-
graphically, for Germany, Is 20 the
east. but on this side she Is hemmed
In by Russia. with whom she Is al
war.
An the land lines from Germany
IN every direction except 10 Austria
Hungary have been severed
ANY cable communication from
Germnnv 90 Norway and Sweden
which may sim be In operation Is
comparatively valueless for the rea-
son that news 90 reach the outside
world would have to be rclayed to
England
The last direct Berlln message re-
crived by the Associated Press was
between a. and I o'clock last night.
lt was the official account nf the
British ambassadors formal an
nouncemcnt 90 the German foreign
office uf the declaration Of war and
the ambassadors request Tor his
passports Up to this time direct
communication over the line tnat
was severed today had been constant
and quick. although subject To CEN
sorship al Iierlin.
The Atlantic Communication COM
pauy. German wireless organiza-
tion, has a high power station az Say
vile, Long Island, New York. This
station has az times communicated
successfully with Nauen. near Berlin.
The company announced sunday that
Il was closed Tor all private business.
having been turned over a. the Ger
] man government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
RUSSIA COMMANDS BLACK
SEA BASE; ENGLAND TO
BLOCK NORTH SEA PORTS

President Wilson offered the warning powers his good
offices as peacemaker.
Reports of naval engagement off the Scottish coast
have been declared untrue by the British government
The German cable was cut today between Europe and
the Azores
and it was announced the government would acquire
foreign warshps under construction in Great Britain.
King George called for volunteers for the army.
The British public showed anxiety about food sup
plies which brought reassurng statements from the gov
ernment scheme Of control is TO be introduced to reg
uate prices.
The German ambassador had not left London today
German troops are reported to have entered Dutch and
Swiss territory
Russian warships have captured a number of German
merchant vessels in the Black which is isolated
owing to the closing Of the Dardanees and Bosphorus by
Turkey.
Russian troops today in with the German
army along the whole RussoGerman border While
French and Germans touched on the French frontier.
London detectives arrested number OF Germans who
alleged to have been in possession of rifles and bombs
dispatch from Algers through London said authentic
confirmation of the destruction capture of three Ger
cruisers by the French fleet in the Mediterranean
had been received there
The French authorities announced that IL Asaans de-
srous of reaching France from Germany were shot by
Germans
The Belgian government announces the advance
through Belgium of the seventh and tenth German army
corps.
The German fleet in the far east is said to have sailed
from Tsng-Tau.
An embargo was placed by Germany Russian funds
in German banks.
The japanese premier declared that japanese fleet
or army would be Europe but great activity in the
japanese navy was noticed after the declaration of
between Germany and England
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
CABLE EAST OF AZORES CUT
BY BRITISH WARSHIP, GERMANY
ISOLATED FROM OUTSIDE WORLI

New York. Aug. 5.-Ibir.ct Gu
HE communication with Ger
mHny was stopped to-day.
The German Atlantic cable
lines from New Work to Emslrn
via the AkortS were rut about
iO;3O n. m. at some point east
of the Azores. possibly By Brit
ish warships.
The Commercial Gable COM
pany. which operates the Amer
lean cnd OF this llnc. made the
announcement of tho cutting to-
day and refused io accept any
messae6s for Gcrmany. Il was
denied TINT tile lines had brcn
cut by British waf-ships on this
side at the Atlaniir. The cable
was working, acCortling to an-
nounrcntcni. a. TAR ~ the
Akort'S.
Charles q. adams. sccond vice
president az the Commercial
Gable company. sgiid there was
ma trouble with the regular Com
mcrsial Cahlo company lines.
which run from New York to
Nova Scotia aud thence g. points
on the English coast.
communication with England
over ths=c lines, wa- still hs-ing
maintained. No hope was held
ouf. however. for any Immediate
rtstUFatiun of communication
with Germany over the tiire,t
lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
Congress Hastens to Rescue of
Americans Stranded Abroad

use army and navy transports as
last resort
The house promptly passed the 81.
'0o,oOO appropriation and wi. hin
few minutes the senate passed Il also
and u went 20 the White House.
Secretary Garrison announced after
a conference with the president that
his present plan for getting Ameri-
cans out of the war zone was to have
the nations involved To designate "a
port from which ghey can he removed
or 90 get permission To have them
taken GO Italy 81, % or some other
neutral country whore the United
States would call TOR them.
Nh. Garrison said that he had no
Il lubt forcign goycrnments would
make such arranscments.
AIR. Garrison has located thirty-nine
available ocean going vessels sailing
under tho American Has. He - ar
ranging To send food To American col-
onies In the war zone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
ANOTHER WEEK ron
TIIE BIG RATTIFS

London. Aug Tho plans Of cam
paiEn of the various nations at var
are being developed with mctbodical
deliberations and military authorities
here are Of he opinion that the
fighting on the Russo German and
Franco-German frontiers has CON
sisted OF nothing but sklrmishes be-
tween rcconnoitcring bodies of troops.
They point ont that IL VIII take at
least another week for the main ar
mics 0f Germany. France and Russia
to get into position Tor The decisive
struggle. II Is known now. however.
that severe fighting is in progress iii
Belgium between the Belfians and
the Germans. and Il Is reported that
1000 Germans have been repulsed
40 Liegc. although the Belgian war
minister only permits himself to say
In his official reports thar the Bel
rians are successfully meeting the
German invaders. Little crcdenco Is
placed in authoritative quarters here
In the alleged authentic information
from Algiers in regard 20 the sinking
or capture of German war ships IN
the Mediterranean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

The British government to-day com
mandecrod the horses belonging Ia
express companies and big depart
mont stores. thus causing almost a
suspension OF business.
ON the coast OF the North sea
where Il had been reported erronc-
ously that a naval battle Was IN pro-
greFs last night the British severn
mcnt has taken over all schools and
other public huiidinss. for conversion
into hospitals in readiness Ia receive
the wounded men after the oxpected
Important naval encounter between
the Gcrman ana British fleets.
Volunteers were requested for the
British army and this was taken as
IN indication that an eNpeditiOnary
force WAS 10 be- sent out. nut NO au-
thentic Information on this point was
obtalnable.
In France the minister OF war de-
clared the mobilization to have pro-
ceeaad satisfactorily ana eyerythinH
10 be In readiness with General Joffre,
commander In chief at the frontier
As the Black sea has been tightly
closed by Turkeys shutting the Dar-
danelies and Bosphorns VA order a.
maintain her neutrality, the Russian
fleet there has NO difficulty in max
inc captive many German and Aus
trian vessels.
Austria and servia appear Go have
stopped their-actiyitles or at least a
have put strict cennorahip on th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
SANTOS DUMoNT. FAMOUS
AVIATOR, OFFERS SERVICE,

Paris. Aug 5.-(Via London) The
French ministry of war today issued
communication stating that Ger
man cavalry and infantry were cross
ing tho French ronticr everywhere In
reeonnohcring paties. IL adds:
"a squadron OF German dragons
bore down on Viilers-I la Montagne IN
the department OF Mcurthe-et- Mos
ellie. but was rcpulsed by French
rihemen.
"A regiment OF German cavalry
advanced aR far as Morfontaine, IN
the same department. but fell back
before a body OF French infantry.
'fhe French mobilization Is pro-
eeeding with the greatest order. Most
ST the rcser,ists already have Joined.
"An excellent spirit prevails la
Alsacc.
santos Dumont, the famous avin-
tor. offered his services today Ia the
French government The one armed
French General Pau, who fought Ia
the war OF 1870. has been placed IN
command Of one OF the French ar
miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

Washington, Aug. Sit was an
nounced AZ the navy department to-
day that the lillng of the armorcd
cruiser Tennesseo for Europe with
gold for the relief OF Americans had
been postponed until tomorrow morn
ing In order 10 complete ali of the
necessary arrangements. The armor-
ed cruiser North Carolina viii accom-
pany the Tenncssce.
a bill appropriating s2.5O0.o00 FOR
which President Wilson asked Ia "A
special messago was brought into the
house for passage under suspenion nf
rule and exclusion Of all other bus
iness.
II contained authority FOR use OF
army and navy facilltieH and charter
Ing 81 ships. sreretaries hryan and
McAdoo told the appropriation com
miitee Il was the plan 80 Ara utilize
neutral lines. then charter ships, and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
MILLIONS OF MEN AnE

MiAHhtNF w AAsN htf
READY To FIRE
London, Aug b.--Althoush ave of
the great European powers-Austria.
England, France. Germany and RUS
Hia--are at war and millions Of men
ON land and sea are under arms ana
ready to strike. developments OF
prime Importance were few today.
The cutting of tbs German icl4-
gTnph and telephone connections ana
the severance OF the German trans
Atlantic cable virtually cut OF Ger
many from communications Win
other countries.
Reports from France. Belgium,
Holland ana Russia showed that Ger
many's ARMIES were steadily moving
forward east and west and that her
advance posts were In contact with
The opposing Russian and French
armies
In England preparations were rap
Idly completed for naval activities at
ter The declaration OF war last night,
but the authorities would not permit
any leakage of news as 10 military or
naval movements.
Several German steamships IN Brit
inh waters. including the Belgian with
20 0erman resrrVisis and quantity OF
foodstuns on board were declared
prizes Of law.
The Maria i.eonhardt Ia the
Thames suffered a similar fate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
WILSON OFFERS
To HELP WORLD POWERS
HALT STUPENDOUS WAR

President Wilson. urging an accept
ance ST the tender OF good offices
The proffer of good offices was
forwarded by Secretary Bryan to the
American embassies In the nations
involved ana through them transmit
ted "a the governments.
II was said at the White House
that no intimations had been re-
ceiyed that such an offer would be
favorably received. President VIII
son took the position that the Euro-
pean war was 80 stupendous aud that
us effect on the entir, world was H.
able to be so lasting that the United
States. as 3ne OF the few iarg, neu-
tral powers. could not do otherwise
than at least offer 10 be the means
for bringing about peace.
The proffer OF good offices was not
sent To the governments of Servia
and Montenegro. because those coun-
tries are not parties to The Hague
convention.
4 hope that the presidents offer
might be accepted was prevalent In
official circles because II H. not nee
ossary for any OF the warrirg pow
crs 10 change the present military
status II they accept II.
Article : OF The hague conven-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

Washington. Aug 5-President
Wilson has offered his good offices TO
all tho European powers involved in
the war
Tho president has sent the follow
ing message 20 Emperor william.
Emperor Nicholas, Emperor Francis
Joseph, President Poincaro and King
George:
"As official head of one Of the
powers signatory To The Hague
convention | feel II To- be my
privilege and my duty under Ar
ticle uf that convention to say
to you In spirit of most earn
est friendship that ! should well
come an opportunity to act In
the interest Of European peace.
either now or any other time
that might he thought more
suitable. AZ an occasion To serve
you and an concerned In a way
that would afford me lasting
cause for gratitude ana happi-
ness. (SigncdD
WOODROW WILSON"
Secretary Bryan has called a con.
ference OF representatives of all ths
European powers for late today
when Il is believed messages viii b,
delivered supplementary To those %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
TEN MILLION SPENT To
KEEP HTtITISII DlT OF 1T

Lundon. Aug. la.--The Pail Mall
Gazette today makes public reports
current In the city To the effect that
the heavy selling orders from Ger
many during the past week or two
were really deliberate attempt to
smash the London market and cause
scare in the financial ana CONNER
cial world ga as to keep Great Brit
ain out OF the war. The ncwspa per
says It hears that the sum of st0,-
100000 was expended or had been
arranged 10 be expended for this OBJ
ject with the cognlxance OF the Ger
man government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
ALGERIAN SEAPORT IS
BoMBARDTD BY GERMANS

Paris. Aug. 5.--lt Is officially con-
Armed today that the German cruiser
Breslau bomharded Bona, fortified
seaport town IN Algeria. The cruiser
fred sixty shots. Go whicn the port
batteries replied. Details OF the
fight are lacking. Later the bres-
lau sailed in the direction of Gibral-
tar and is supposed To have been
captured by the British fleet which
IL guarding the sitaita. II Is reported
from Calais that French torpedo
boat destroyers captured two large
German sailing ships.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP ~ WAR VESSEL

Shanghai. Aug. b.-Guns we're
mounted today ON the North German
Lloyd steamship Prin1 Eitel Frieder-
ich al Tsing-Tau.
The far eastern squadron OF the
German fleet, accompanied hy "A
number Of merchantmen, left Using
Tau today and u was reported that
the warships were proceeding north
ward
Large numbers Of Chinese coolies
have been forced 10 work under
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

The cutting Of the German cabl"
between Emden ana the Azores viz
tunliy completes the ISOLATION OF
Germany from communication with
the outside world except in so Tar az
message may be exchanged by wire
less.
An direct communication with the
United states is severed and here
after an news of happenings in GER
many will have a. filter through hos
tile countries Russia on the east
France on the west and England on
the north.
All the submarine lines in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
GERMAN CRUISERS ARE
CAPTURED II REpOls

London, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Chronicle from Paris says that after
bombarding the Algerian town OF
Roma. the German cruisers Gocben,
Breslau and Panther were caught hy
British and French squadrons. which
had been awaiting. The French war
ships captured the Gooben and Bres-
iau and sunk the Panther