El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-15
SERVIANS ROUT
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY


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them autonomy in return. The mani
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sacred dream Of your fathers may be
realized A hundred and fifty years ago
the living body of Poland was torn to
pieces, but her soul survived and she
lived in hope that for the Polish people
would come an hour Of regeneration
ana reconciliation with Russia
The Russian army brings you, the
souls, vows of this reconciliation whicH
effaces the frontiers seVerlng the Polish
people whom it unites cojointly under
the sceptre Of the car OF Russia IN
der this sceptre Poland viii be born
again. free in her religion, her Ian
gauge and autonomous
All Russia in Arms.
Russia expects from you only the
loyalty to which history has bound
you. With open heart and brotherly
hand extended, Great Russia comes to
meet you She believes that the sword
which struck her enemies at Greune-
valid Is not yet rusted.
Russia, from the shores Of the Pa
cific ocean to the North sea, marches
in arms. The dawn Of new life COM
mences for you In this glorious dawn
Dol of suffering and the opportunity OF
people
kaiser Has War Train.
The German emperor's var train is
described by a refugee Just escaped
from Germany. The train is intended
for the use Of the emperor and his
war staff, and consists Of dining, coun-
ell and sleeping saloon cars, added to
which are well fitted box cars for his
majesty's horses and his motor car.
The train carries expert telegraphers
and is preceded and followed by ar
mOred trains.
Among the equipment is a small, sim
pie tent which is TO be pitched on the
field whenever the emperor deems it
expedient 10 share the life OF his troops
smOuIdering Ruins In Liege.
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent
at Brussels says a refugee from Liege
told the following story:
Thirty thousand inhabitants fled
when the shells began to fall The re-
naming inhabitants buried themselves
IN cellars Havoc marks the city every
where. Gaping bridges, demolished
houses, fallen roofs and smouldering
ruins were seen on all sides There is
no street wherein the shells have not
IaIIen- The asphalt is plowed up like
a cornneld- Newly made graves p-o-
trude in unexpected places
During the day the Germans are
every where IN evidence and the inhabi-
tants are cowed in dumb dismay. Dur
ing the night the city assumes the as
pect OF a graveyard, the silence being
broken only by the distant thunder OF 7
heavy guns or the tread Of German /
RaALDAs
IAN doors in the city must be kent |
wide open
Germans Take All the Bread.
The Germans compel the bakers TO /
tuTn their entire product Of the l
- hsIles 10 the army every morning,
ID ia WINE the inhabitants 90 hungry 4
me solulers cook meals in the streets !
IN great cauldrons. All the DrinciDaI J
streets are barricaded and the German
soi1lets snow reckiessness in scouting
IN tne neighborhood Of the forts"
Russta Issues Imperial Ukase.
A Reuter- Telegraph company dis
patch from st. Petersburg gives an i'm
2erlaI ukase which has lust been is
sued and which orders the folIowiner. 1
flrst-The suspension a all rights
M n privileges which subjects Of hos
ne slales enjoy by virtue OF past trea-
''second--The arrest as prisoners OF
war OF all subjects Of hostile states I
~ nc are IN me active military services
0r are IN the reserve
Ihiro-The granting 10 the authori-
les OF the right 10 expeI such aliens I
- 20 transport them TO other parts of
tourth-The confiscation OF vessels
belonging TO hostile nations which
llignI serve for military purposes.
Fltth-Ihe authorization 10 subjects
y neutral states TO continue business
'iSixth-The observance. on the co,-
ltlon Of reciprocity. Of the foiIoS,i1r-
igIteements regarding war: The naval
itset.aFatlon Of Paris, which is dated
sos; the declaration Of St Petersbnrs-
when prohibits the use of ex1Iosivs
'uileJs- The declarations which v-ere
lgned at the first Hague conference
9ncerning asphyxiating eases ana ay--
.loslve bullets; the c0nve1+fo-1I =
lenna which concerns conditions for
errltorial warfare and the f-aa+ies
lgned at the second Hague confer