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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-01

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-01

Two memorial windows were re-
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the Princess Pocahontas. United
States Ambassador Page unveiled the
memorials. which were the gift OF the
American Society Of Colonial Danes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-01
Warning About Mine Field.

WASHINGTON. Oct 31-Official
warnings of a German mine field off
the north coast Of Ireland was re-
ceived today from the British admir-
atty. which warned all ships not to
,ass within sixty miles Of Tory island.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
TE!, EPHONE EARLY IF
HERALD ISN'T THERE

Subscribers failing to ger The Herald
promptly should call at the office OF
telephone No. 2030 before $50 p. m.
All complaints will receive prompt
attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
AUSTRIAN COUNT STARTED
WAR. AMERICAN DECLARES

New York. Aug. 26.-That it was
count Tissea, and not the aged emperor
Francis Joseph who is held responsible
by the Austrians for the European war.
is the declaration made Monday night
by rabbi Mayer KOpstein. TO his congre-
cation here while telling Of his ex-
perience as an American refuge in
Vienna when Austria declared war on
Servia Rabbi Kopstein returned on
the Nordham Monday
q went to bed comfortably one night
in Vienna" he said. with plenty Of
resources at my command On every
Sip that night was the name of count
Tissea- The people knew informally
THAI il was he who had written the ulti-
matum to Servia and it was in the air
that Germany could be counted on to
leap to Austria's aid and that Russia
would back up Servia-'
The next morning, rabbi Kopstein
said. he was taken for a spy, the people
being suspicious of every stranger He
took a train for Germany but on his
arrival in Berlin he found conditions
there worse than in Vienna In Berlin
he was also charged with being a spy
but secured his release from mobs and
the police by showing his American
passports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

sheep. 21.Ss5.O73 swine. 3.5S3,stI goats
Imports and Exports Almost balance.
In 1913 Germany's total import
Amounted to S2.673.75O,OO0, against eN-
ports Of s247S15O,O00, as follows;
riculture products and toodstetIS, I'M I'M
ports. 81. T59.1S4. 800: exports, S45z,o5s,-
25O, textile materials and manutactur-
ers. Imports. S201,12I,250; exports
$3.50 1877. 5OO- leather and featner gooqs'
inlDorts s46 q1425O: exports. $13S,304,-
$50: base metals and manuIacture s
thereof. imports, s172.355, 0go' exports
S4T6. 800. OOO5 machinery and electrical
goods i1Dorrs fs5.OS4.75o: exports,
S217.451. $50: chemical and phaarIms a &c u
teal products imports, Sl0i.7So'-9o'
exports. $3.50 10S.5uO.
in 1912 Germany produced MIN
eral OUTPUT of S592.250.000 in coal hs-
mite. iron. zinc. lead. copper, soch san
and potassfc salt Her foundry PROD
ucts that year were Pig IRON. Sziz,-
627.75O. zinc s2s.5S9.750, lead Sll,OSs,-
coo. copper 81. OO3.500, tin 9,St4.oOO-
Two vears ago the fisheries Of Ger
many yielded S1O3,916,9SO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

80 emf down considerably. In
1919 me last figures aVallaole, 1886
f;s-T,ans left the tatherIand-l3,70
- tLe United States, 20 TO Brazil.
20 90 % other North and South and
51;;ll{-si American countries, 901 to
- 49, Countries Of Europe, 522 to Aus
tr.iis four to Asia and none to
Africa
Half as Much Wealth as U. S.
- sgo the estimated wealth Of
+t,. German empire was S6O,5OO,0 600 600
as sSoo S6a l00O 600. Great Britain $50. 600 =
20 606 France sos. 600, 0O0 000 Russia
sG6'660 o00 600 Austria-Hungary SIS
S6S S66 900. italy S20,O000O0.O 900 ard
Belgium S9,OOO,OoV.VvU-
-,s1v taken in 1907, showed that in
The empire there were Sl.4SI,10O en-
-Io7-sd as follows Agriculture and
e+oclz raising, 9,732 AZ, mining. metal
work and kindred industries, 1885,
90 commerce, trade and manufac-
+ure S477626: domestic and other
eer,-fca I.736.450; professions, 1.73S.5SO-
foresfrv. hunting and fishing. 15O.7S5:
LEitbout professions miscellaneous. g.
In The last general elections in Ger
r,env- there were 14.4423S7 voters on
the lists and 12.26O,I31 actually cast
ba1Iots. as follows Socialists 4.25O.-
400. Center party 1,996.S4s national
liberals 4foo-so4y. e----elAS J. - trual,
conservatives 1,126,2lO-
In the German parliament, the
reichstag, on April l. this year. there
were 10 socialists. SO Of the center
Dartv. AZ national liberals, ~ con-
eervatives. a iadicals, IS Poles and
IS free conservatives
In 1900 there we're 65,199.53O acres
under cultivation in Germany with
21.397.3OO acres in meadows and per-
nanent pastures, those being the lat
est returns available Last year Ger
many, in tons. produced The follow
ing crOps- Wheat A.655q56 rva . -
22.394. barley. 3.673.254. oats 9-713. SIS.
potatoes 54.121.146. hay 29.1S4994. hons
1857, tobacco $500 The latest re-
ports showed there were I6S.422 600
fruit trees in Germany, 4,5I6.2s7
horses. 2O.15S,73S cattle. 5.7SISfs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
BRITISH GOVERNMENT SEXES
FREIGHTER'S COAL CARGO

Ketchikan. Alaska. Aug z6--Coal en-
route to this port on board the
Canadian Pacific freighter Princess Ena,
consigned to the Northland Dock com
pany of KetChikan, was seized oy the
British government at Prince rupert
Tuesday and is being loaded tnere on
board The British cruiser Rainbow
Fishermen eay the German cruiser
Leipzig is cruising about Dixon en-
trance and within so miles OF lnce
Rupert
The British hospital ship Prince
George came TO this port TUESDAY ana
asked to have her tanks hled with fuel
oil Deputy collector Of customs DoooS
refused to allow her to take any oil
until he had communicated with wash
ingtOn. Tuesday night the Prince
George was permitted to take go bar
rels- This amount, IL was estInaleQ'
from which port she had sailed she
had asked for 100 barrels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

II It's Worth Having, It's Worth Pay
ing For.
We don't have to give our advertis-
Ing away. in order to get it. Our
patrons are satisfied to buy il A word
70 the Wise.-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
GERMANY FIGHTS
BARBARISN. SAYS
4 NAVAL OFFICER
Poles and Czechs Greet Our
Troops With Enthusi-
asm," He Asserts.

New York. Aug. 26.-The official
press bureau Of the German navy de-
partment today issued through capt
Boyed, naval attache to the German
embassy, who is now in New YORK.
statement accusing England with nav
ing made before the war binding ar
rangements with France as well as
Russia. although this her ministers had
repeatedly and vehemently denied,
In declaring that Germany IS tlgnl-
ing for civilization against the par oaI-
ism of Russia" the statement says
THE Russian Poles greeted our
troops wherever they came with open
enthusiasm md furnished them Volun-
tarily with the best they could aLIoIu-
In Poland, in Finland, IN the caucasus
and in the Ukraine revolutions nave
been started
IAN the Austrian peoples, especially
the Poles and the Slavic CZechsr de-
clared in enthusiastic demonstrations
that they are resolved to take ven
geance for the cruel murder OF the
archduke Francis Ferdinand.
says Germans Were Mistreated-
In France and Belgium, German
citizens were treated in the meanest
and almost incredible manner They
We're driven out Of Paris and Antwerp,
and in many cases their money and
railroad tickets were taken away.
They were left without the slightest
protection to the mercies Of the mob.
German Successes Belittled.
Our successes have so far been
grossly belittled or not reported at all
Liege was completely in our possession
about the sixth day OF mobilization
This is a success that has no equal
in the history OF the world. In the
preceding day an attempt had been
made to surprise the fortress with weak
forces, which was repealed Out Of this
a great and important defeat has been
constructed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
NEW MEXICO WANTS
HUNTSVILLE CONVICT

Santa Fe, n. n Aug. 26.-GovernOr
Mcdonald has issued a reoufsition on
the governor Of Texas for Robert Howe,
who is to be released shortly from the
Texas peniIentiary at Huntsville. to
which he had been sentenced from FL
PasO in the spring of 1911. Sheriff
Julius Meyer is designated as agent
to bring Howe back TO Torrance coun-
~, where he is TO answer at Estancia
10 the charge Of being implicated in
the murder Of two Santa Fe special
agents near Abo, who were killed bv
a gang that had been rObbing freight
cars One member of the gang was
pursued by a posse as far as the brakes
Of the Rio Grande below Fl PasO.
where he was killed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
ADJUSTING COMPANY TO
PRESS MEXICAN CLAIMS

Claims against Mexico arising from
the three years of revolutions will be
presented to the proper international
tribunal by a company which was or
ganized by an FL PasO attorney. It is
the Mexican Claims Adjustment com.
pany Of which judge Beauregard Bryan.
Of FL PasO, was the organizer and Is
the local agent and attorney. The trus-
tees Of the company are H. Masterson,
Of Houston; ". F. McCaleb, Of the
West Texas bank, Of san Antonio, and
p. H Swearingen, Of San Antonio.
The company has listed claims
amounting to many millions Of dollars
One of the claims that is being con-
sidered by the company Is that of the
Mormon colOnists in western Chihua-
hua, who suffered heavily during the
revolutions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26

This is the favorite sister Of the late
pope Plus X There were eight children
in the Sarto family. two boys and six
girls Three Of them married humble
artisans of Riese and the three others
followed Giuseppe from one city to an
other in his steady elevation in the
church hierarchy until he was elected
pope in 1903
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
FRENCH ATTACK
THE ADVANCING
FOE WITH FURY
African Soldiers of France
Rush Upon Germans IN
Hand to Hand Combat.
CONTINUED From Page ORe)

in its ranks filled and formed part
o. two armies It executed a brilliant
counter attack in the valley OF the
VezOuze. The attitude Of the troops
was splendid, effacing all memories OF
their conduct on August 20
Not outstanding the fatigue OF the
three DAYS battle and the losses they
have undergone, the morale OF SIIe
troops is excellent ana they are
anxious to resume the flghuns- Inc
outstanding incident on Sunday was
the. fight between Algerian and Sene-
galese riflemen md the Prusslan
guard. Our African soldiers hurled
themselves with unbrldled Iury on
this solid body and the attack became
a hand to hand combat, in which the
guard suffered heavily The German
erperor's uncle. Gen. prince Adobe
was killed and his body taken to
CharlerOi-
French are Fighting.
our arms will continue their mag
nificent effort in the KNOWLEDGE IEat
they are fighting in the cause OF CIV
ilfzatfon. AL France follows the
struggle calmly and with strong heart
The sons Of France are supported by
the heroic BeIgians, who have recap
trred NaIiues, and the courageous
ENGLISH army. Meanwhile the Rus
SLAMS are marching along the roads
OF west Prussia and their invasion OF
Germany is progressing
In the north detachments Of Ger
man cavalry which appeared Sunday
in the neighborhood of Lille, ROubaix
and Tourcoing, were observed yester-
advance much farther without the
risk Of falling into the English lines.
which have been reinforced by the
French troops"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
GERMAN EMPIRE
IS MADE Up Of
MANY DIVISIONS
Kingdoms, Duchies, Primer
palities and Free Towns
Under Kaiser's Rule.

Washington. D. C.. Aug. 2s-Tba
Importance to the world Of the Ger
man empire, with its colonization
work and vast manufactures. AMI tba
black results which must come In CT
many and indirectly TO the other conn
tries whether the kaiser wins or
loses in the European Armageddon Is
Just beginning 10 be realized. The EN-
pire of the kaiser is made up of foUr
kingdoms, six grand duchies, five
duchiess seven princtpalities, two pro-
vinces. Alsace-Lorraine Reicbsia1d
and three free towns.
The population of Germany. nv 4ba
1910 census, was 64.925. 1913. or Sl0.4 TO
the square mile: 32,040.166 males and
32.SS5.S27 females. In June. 1918 4be
population was estimated at s. 9s O00.
Germany has four colonies in Africa
one in Asia. and eight among the
islands of the Pacific with a com
bined population Of 24,3S9 whites: -
O4l. COS natives: total, 12.O65.992 This
makes the total population of the
German empire, 1851 92.
The area Of Germany is 2Os.7SO
square miles, which with 1O2TS2O
square miles of the colonies. brings
the area of the German empire 10
1.236,000 square miles
Has More Than Million FOreiguerS.
According to the last census. there
were I259,Sl3 foreigners in Germany:
13,455 subjects OF Belgium; 1910
French. 1888 English and Irish. 104.-
204 Italians. 1886 subjects of Luxem-
burg. 144,175 Dutch, 667.15s Austrians
and Hungarians, 1857 subjects Of
Russia and Finland and 1852 Ameri-
cans.
The German empire has seven cities
Of over half a million population.
They are: Berlin 2,071, 257, Hamburg
931,055. Munich 596.467. Leipsig. $50. =
$50, Dresden 4S,3Os. Cologne 516,527,
Breslau 512,105.
The latest available figures show
the annual births Of Germany to av-
erage 1,925,SS5. with 1855. 996 deaths
The population thus increasing at
the rate Of S3s,SS7 a year. The Ger
man birth rate has shown a marked
decline in recent years. as follows:
In 1875 il was, per 1000 inhabitants.
42.6 percent in 1S9 il was 37.S. in
1906 il was 34.1. in 1903 il was $40
and in 1911 only 29.5.
Where formerly many thousands Of
German subjects emigrated annually,
In the last Few years the emigration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
REPyBLICAN50F
WMEXIGlPUT
Up HERNANDEZ
Spanish American Nominal
ed For Congress; Hugh
z. Williams Wins.

Santa Fe, n. N, Aug. 26.-Hopelessly
divided because Of factional rows, the
Republicans of New Mexico assembled
here in state convention late Tuesday
evening, nominated Benigno c Herman
DEE, Of Rio ArriBa county, as the party's
candidate for congress, and renOminated
Hugh H. Williams for state corporation
commissioner. No dark horse" candi-
date could be found who would accept
the congressional nomination.
The nomination of Hernandez came
after a vigorous fight Waged in the
convention by William H Andrews,
fego Baca, both of Bernalillo county
Baca, as a result of his defeat is eX-
pected TO bolt the ticket.
Outlook Is Hopeless.
Though the leaders made repeated
attempts TO reconcile the party differ
ences which brought about defeat in
1911 and again in 1912, the Bernalilo
county breach was too wide TO be healed
ana the party with the ticket named
starts the campaign with almost GER
tain defeat facing It at the November
election. While Williams may beat
Adolph P. Hill for corporation commits
siOner. it is an optimistic politician
indeed who will give Hernandez even
an outside chance with congressman
H B. Ferguson, the Democratic nom
inee-
Because Of the elimination of both
Bernalillo county's candidates, il is a
foregone conclusion that Ferguson
will carry his home county by a big
majority, thus assuring his reelection
asProEre-=.vess Next Up.
The 'Progressives" are vet to hold
their convention, which meets Septem-
Der 8 at Belen- They viii nominate a
candidate for congress and a candidate
for the corporation commission For
congress. former governor Miguel A
OterO is prominently mentioned. For
corporation commission. NJ C.. de Baca.
Of Ssndoval county. likely viii be
named.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
This Neek,s Rnrrnin.

Beautiful Story & Clark Piano. for
only S255.U0- Original cost was $4,000.
You viii be surprised at the low price
when you see the fine condition Of the
piano. Good for at least 20 years serv-
ice, and fully guaranteed by the Oldest
Piano House in FL Paso. FL Paso Piano
Co, 20S South Side of Texas St Easy
payments if desired--Ad9erti
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
CONTRACT FOR STATE
HIGHWAY WORK LET

Clifton, Ariz, Aug. 26.-The board
or supervisors has let the contract for
the first link Of the GreenIee county
and Graham county state highway
work It was awarded TO the firm of
Clay and Ruth, of Morenci. at a cost
o. S5y.S5o.90. The company must en-
ported labor. The time for the com
pletion of the road is four months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
TEAMS ARE CHOSEN FOR
WOMFNsS gFFH-FTNAT

Chicago III. Aug. 26-As a result Of to-
days play. ssni-final honors in the West
ern WOman's golf championship will be con-
Quoted Thursday at Hinsdale between Miss
Myrale Helmer. OF Midlothian. present title
holder. and Miss H D Hammond. Of In
diauapolis, in the upper half, and between
Miss Laura Kaiser, OF st. Louis. and Mrs.
F c. Coburn. OF GIenview, in the lower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-12
GIRL WITH CAMERA
TELLSOF HORRORS
Of BALKAN WAR
Alone and IN Male Attire, Eng
lish Generals Daughter
Saw Battlefields.
WOUNDED MANY TIMES.
Arrest as Spy and Attack Of
Cholera Part of Strange
Adventures.
WOUNDED MANY TIMES.

LONDON, March i2.-Unaccom-
panied. and in mans attire. NiO Jes.
sica Borthwick witnessed many Of
the horrors Of the Balkan battle.
fields. She has returned 70 London
after . years thrilling experience.
She II twenty-five years old. . daugh.
ter Of the late Gen. Borthwick. and
10 known a. Q famous animal sculp-
tor.
Her OUTFIT consisted Of Manila nd
ing brooches. riding boots. . flannel
shirt, sweater. felt hat and . camera
for cinematosraph pictures. A big
cape served - . skirt when she
struck q town. She had one revolver
at the start. but during her travels
collected . email arsenal from battle
fields. and for . time carried . rife
that had been found near dead SOL
der. She was wounded several times.
Miss Borthwick's father was once
employed in the Bulgarian army. and
she obtained . permit from the Min
lister Of War to Join the Bulgarian
army. Ofncers smuggled her to the
front. one taking her part Of the way
as his servant. She reached Adrian
ople in time to SEQ the garrison sur
render. and says the open ground
before the city was covered with dead
men. horses and bullocks.
She visited the Island Of 9arailie
ltschy. whore the Turkish prisoners
were sent, and there found many
horrors.
Dead soldiers. robbed Of almost
avery garment, lay a. food for scav.
enging BIRDS" she Gays. "but the
light Of the living who waited for
death was worse. There were thou.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-12

Ing made II % bed thas lae9 u got son
thick crust eli one piece. when I took my
undershirt "a ct night II was sticky. Thsn
n started 70 bleed and I could not sissp
half NE night About my hair. 70 was ths
same thing. I could nos comb n and Il I
I'D II would come QUE
"Aftss suffering three months I sav IN ths
peDsr about Cuticura Soap and Ointmsnt
end suns for . sample. I trisd then and
e,rssdy Ne itching stopped. AfSR uAns
Two cak0 q Cuticur1 Soap and enc bon a
CuticuFs Ointment I was cured. (etensd)
Daniel Sylvester. June IS. 1913.
Cuticurs Soap and Ointment DO - mucA
~ poor oompisxions. red rough hands. and
dry. thin and falling hair. end coss - little.
thss n = almost criminal not 70 uss them.
ooid sv9ywhsrs Sample Of each mailed re-.
With 33-p. book On the skin and scalp. Ad-
1rs0 posseard 'Cuticura. Dept. r. Boseoa."
~Msa who shave and shampoo With On.
ucun Sep VII and u bsss for skin aad scalp.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-12

sayu. WAsa ~ fun neon Was cut
I saw what seemed . melon field.
with . lot Of round. light coiorsd OBJ.
jects like melons on the ground. I
jumped on my pony and picked W
the nearest Il was . human skull.
picked clean By dogs and birds. Then
all around I saw dozens Of them,
with unburfed bodies Of women and
children which dogs were Teasing on.
They were Bulgarians mAssacred by
the Greek irregulars."