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The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
EDDYTORIUn

We take great pleasure II
a nouncing to our army of sub
scribers in this eddytoriul whitch
we now take our eddytoriul pen in
hand to dash off (and we hope we
wont be disturbed by emmy person
or other loafer comink into the
Boogle offs & pestering us until
we have dasht it Off that begin
ming with this ishue the Bugle will
start a new department of general
informashion entitled:
LOVE, SENTIMENT, ETTY-
kettle, EFT CETTERY."
We have noticed that big City
papers copies of which we have
saw from time to time, has depart
ments like per above and we de-
sire to have it DISTINCTLY under
stood that the Bugle wont take
no back seat for emmy City paper
nor anythink else for that matter.
We have made 4 rangements
with Miss Amelia Tucker, Bing-
V1lIeS RAINING SOSSlcty queen an0
leader of our 400 4 main partici-
pant in the local soshial whirl, to
conduck this new dept for the
Bugle.
What Miss Amelia don't know
about Ettykette, Love, Sentiment,
& so forth amt worth mentchion.
ing. Amelia will take great
pleasure in distributing informa-
shion to oar subscribers on the
above questshions, so 90 ahead
and ask her somethink which
you desire to have anserd.
As soon as word got out that
Amelia was a going to conducls
this dept for the Bugle she re
ceived several questshions which
she ansers In another collum Of
this ishue.
DON'T FAIL. 10 READ
LOVE, SENTIMENT, ETTY-
kettle, EFT CETTERY" BY
AMELIA TUCKER!
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
lekaI Squibs Et Cotory

Our 'LokAl Breefs" wiu Be very
breef this w1x., being = We amt had
time to collect many of same which Is
also very a1peerce.
Amaxiah Cookms had 4 awfm cold
on his chest and tried some horse lima
ment on it which he happened to have
ON tother night before he went to bed
and - result didn't 60 to bed The
linament burnt him 90 that Amxi set
mp most of the night By the Ere fannin
hisself with = big pam leaf fan. Amxi
says he su6erd the torchures Of the
lost but he thinks It heapd his cold
some.
Why don't ouf town seIec3tmen see
that the snow roller Is got out to break
|ths seade y and abouf Binsville1 In
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
Thanks TurrIbIe, Bad

During our absents from the BooRle
offs last Wensday Brad Hinsley left =
pitcher of hard cider on our desk with
his compliments.
thirsty and absorbed most of the con-
tents of the pitcher which was very re-
freshing indeed We notised, however,
that while we felt better than ushuai
we seemd to be incapaccytated for orr
multifarious duties for the remainder of
the day. About 2 p. m. we went home
and retired to bed.
No doubt Brad had the best Of inten-
shions in leaving rs this donashion Of
hard cider, but We would prefer il
folks leaves rs hard cider they would
leave It q our home after business
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
Have You Made
A NEW
Yrs ResoIoshion
YET?

Wen, if not it amt too late yet.
We don't know Of any better reso-
looshion you can make to start the
New Yr. with than to jest dig
down into your pocket and pay
M somethink o. your back
subscripshion to the Bugle.
This IS = dellicate subjec1kt and
we don't like to talk about it 50
much. We wouldn't mind hound
ing our dead beat Subscribers wk
after wk in this manner if It done
emmy good. but Il newer has and
We persoom Il won't IN this IN
stants.
# you don't alreddy take ths
Bugle & owe US from to is yrs
ON your back subscripshion, which
we will probably newer get. then
why don't you beeoms . new
subscriber and pay for the paper
in advance7 No othoeo nood ap.
plyl
In addishion to publishing every
wk (or as near every wk as possi-
ble) live uptodate newspaper
we wish to repeat & eritterate that
We also do All kinds Of fancy
4 job printing on short notis Z
at prices within reach of all who
have the cash to pay for Same.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
AWFUL FRAKAS!
TunihIe Exsitement On the Pub
6ck So. tuesday Morning.
No FataIJtiss bot Several In
jured!---naRk DeWbsTry IS Who
Started all the Treubls!---fuIl
{ eraffiek PardckIsgs IS Pei
Below! :

Hank Dewberry, one of our most
good for nothink & least respeckted
citizens Of Bingvi1lc, was the orthur
of = scene of dredful exsitement in
Bingville last Tuesday morning about
g a m, which stirred up the whole
town before it was over and has been
the chief topick of conversation ever
sinst.
The rats has been pervadin Hanks
premises of late to sich 4 extent that
Hank become awful disgusted with
their depredashions - you might say.
They nawed holes here and there
through the house and .hewd up bed
clothing and other things too numer-
ous to mentchion, and made 80 much
noise scramblin around and squeelxin at
nights that Hank couldn't sleercely
Sleep
Finally in desperation Hank made a
speshial trip down to Snake Bend and
swept a old muzzle loader shotgun, a
iack-lsnife and 50 cts. for Enos Wi1l-
ms rat terrier to clean out the rats
with.
Well Hank brung the rat terrier back
home with him and turned the dog
loose in the house and waited results.
That same night rat bit the terrier
which was scairt most to deth and tride
to git into bed with Hank for self
proteclxshion. Hank was turrible mad
when he found that instid of eatin EN-
alive the dog was ackshua1ly afeard of
rats all except one big rat in partickler
which Hank said he seen drinkin milk
with the terrier outen the same saucer
Then Hank went to Hen Weathers-
by's store last Monday and purchased a
rat trap to ketch rats in. 1t was the
kind that ketches EN- alive. Hank set
the trap bright & early Monday night
and Tuesday morning there was q big
rat in it. Hank thort he would give
the rat terrier another chanst to show
whether it was . rat terrier or not, so
he TUX the dog under one arm and the
rat trap under tother and went out in
the middle of the Town So. to let the
rat loose.
Several of our most respeclted citti-
zens seen Hank from their winders and
went out to see what he was up to.
including quite number who happened
to be in Hen Weathersby's store, until
there was quite a crowd co1leckted in
cluding three dogs in addishion to the
rat terrier.
Hank he TUX charge of the perceed-
ings and told the crowd to stand back
SO a. 10 RIVS INC TAT anu inc IcfI1ef
room. Everybuddy stood back except
ing Deacon Snodgrass. who said he had
on his fur sighted specs and couldn't
see very veil unless he was up clost to
the proceedings.
Suddenly Hank opened the door Of
the trap and shuk out the rat right on
top of the terrier which give = yelp
of anguish and tuclkt its tail betwixt its
legs and made for the house a. fast
as it could jump.
Then the rat made dash for Deacon
Snodgrass, and afore the Deacon could
say scat it run up his pant leg! Lige
Peters old dog 'dTowses was follering
the rat closely and when it disappeared
up the Dcacon's trousers made snap
for the rat, misd the rat and grabbed
the Deacon by the anlrel
Then the Deacon kicked It "Towse,
missed the dog. had his foot to slip ON
him and set down with dull sickeninR
Ethud Brad Hinsley hollered. Don't Ief
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10

some places the snow b 90 deep that
the roads is almost impossible.
Granny Carew done big wash last
Monday and had same out ON the line
bv 10 4. m. Who can beat this for
being spry at 871
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-10
Love, Ssntymsnt, Etiksttl
Et Cettery
Conducted by Miss Amelia Tucker

Conducted by Miss Amelia Tucker
can communications on the above sub
jeclts answered with great cheer.)
Dear AmeIia-As you know I have
been bespoke to Henry Miller & we was
to of been united in the holy bonds of
wedlock come next spring, but being
as Henry went & took Amanda Wilkins
to singin school and aint been true to
me have broke the engagement be-
twixt ua. Now ort / to return the ring
he give me to Henry? Il only cost S..
POLLY WICCINS.
No. l wouldn't bother returning Il to
Henry if was you, Polly. That ring
is price which Henry ort to pay for
beng so deseitful to you. Don't worry,
Polly-there is allus good fish in the
see. If Amanda Wilkins does get Hem
~ she won't get much.
Miss Amelia-Will you kindly answer
how it is proper to perpose to . per-
son which you are in love with 4
oblige SINE SLOCOMR.
We persoom, Slime, that you mean
Lizzie Leavengood being. as you have
been keeping company with her for
the past seven yrs If you desire to
perpose in the latest style you ort to
get down on your knees to Lizzie.
While in this posishion tell her that
you love her dearly & can't live with
out her and will she be your wife?
Then wait to see what she says.
Dear Miss Tucker How Is il proper
to eat peece of pie?
SHORTY" LONG.
am glad You asIa me this quest
shion, Shorty" becuz you have good
cal to be teached to You about the
proper way to eat peece Of pie. i
notised At the last church soshiable that
You ct peece of skwash pie with your
bare hands. That aint proper. It ort
10 Be Ct from plate with table knife
that aint too sharp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
FIGHT RAGEs ABOUT
s1Ltf>'s BfitTfiPIACf

Paris sept is f5sif ~ r. Neyon.
ihf birthplace n Calvin. asse self-
Efatf1 fof IL connection HitH Char
isfaGnt turned fodat tils extreme
left ~ Ire afiieH eft sing =HlfH err
~ else dare. tas not iu~s iiH elessaDd
constant fgnfaff Nift the Germans
and has done brilliant work 70 dFit-
iaR them tatA
From Neksa. che iipe - hatilf
sNesps e#HshwHrd. then naffh ~
f.aon. f0fmlnz 3 half circle Hna from
ihr f0ftfrss stretches easf 81 the
Heuee. north thf nFss-e fDr
tfess ~ tsfa4n Ahefe. 4 i stated,
sac allies fikla nine iH pgshlns the
ssesstA N. sssss4f 4sasA
The faaf fisms tbt imifie y rigging
Nlfhln short aiAfHpce # Paris.
lf4esf+ Alnnsf nrptrfA3FeA r. tile
Ffenrh capital The tfains Tilted eifh
81 iaDnrfs ~ wounded do bnt Ilsss
Though fae slfs liui attsfta i over
thu hsit isHe RAILWAYS g. provincial
fAtff4fr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

ffr. fe# Is fsr1 I.etasa "a
Lev 1en. eeza 81. ~ So p 4Nt
tfe ~ ere Nafsf attrFe<z - re-
s.erts rfNE E.e ffeH gfnfraI eesea' <af-
sffx n Mi1 rs en- rrrFrtef ae2x ~
tsfrs ff4Ht ffe FNrsF e. tsf9rp.
Therf Ne He4. ~ DECISIVE fFTas
ntff ffztse esIsrxt feAsf fh4l y
rhf f4ae zzserzl t1FT rrefk = fl1ff
r4trfr - g. - ~ Ingtf
l.af nI9AfH lefflf tneaf4 TAR ne
sff4et ~ aeetfti Won Ef#6 ar1
fsrresMf &8a fsefIen we're a srFaxrs
m.~nfe halfsaN Nn1 MfH14x aN1 fHat
~ t4htf 4fmef yrmfft4H taHe4 ~
fht wfnff6s A,sta1. rietsHT sksf ~
fte ffonn s<zeef - flFfsn4f4 80
hifh.ste 40 - tsnes fal AKA fer-
ISM
Mod x ~ aenftaf ert rfffsla from
fsmmeniinx - re p1r The Taxes
ZeItnn4n uBssfF erBfu hesefff. w
eanmafgxfnx fat fttnsfign. uses toe
faifie nnf - 8ft Allonetefx frow
CffDf ~ Eeftea af lefisre1 mat
fAt ppgoeirs SHINES Nhlfh h.iherfr
ee1 tft1 attt1 irlD rszfefe aDd
WcsfsrD rreete 40 nd ',ffr fIxffi1x
s<t,4r4ff8. f.ess fictf4 their gaRs M
sfs sos II eeHas<f aigeg re Nt1.e
front
20 n seE stated" fhir expert rsyA
Hhlth FIet toyf W. inifseflse ~
Ntffhff ttf bzfliaf furffefss Ntifh
oFntrsf Voc fsels rffsfts ee1slff ~
rep1tinE fhe Ffsf b ATTACKS - are
t4cteRfaf 1frfns1 adsnnces eFsinr
iH1lfI1n4i pes4ff "a extensive battle
fire tn faa hsr ssfr. fhsf - are
80 ieam na4e - ftfontfis partial s1c-
fffaeF willie aFhffxist tne i1ae ~ the
slstfie y KafigazfY. shuus thar fte
general fiiuefIee fof pE Is nef u1fa-
fsfsersi fen eteIns reamsfinx a..
rorresufhf - fhf Dppef rles.ans
fhaf ~ Tfes darker g. shfeaseni1F
tbegu erfule - have isefa Gee ~ me
Retirement - TIRE tDrsnank undsr
Dsperais Dsaki sn6 fon Ae0enbNrg
1lft4ff1 y f. fh9srff here. - a pos
eltis f4na n9e0srf ~ fhe Roe
slams
an offlelsi wernine has aeslr
been tts1ed = east Prrr ans not 81
return - fhelF hemtf in certain pats
~ thf pfnksnef which are Hili COM
a,dtfed unsafe.
The N0fth asffuaa naxtsse TO-DAY
puh5ikhed fbs tea 81 President VIII
fqr eaii Il ftf people ~ the i0ifed
States a. - IMPARTIAL aifH feEsf6 a.
fbe Haf. THaakb it.pea August ~.
! q hes onlx nea heen uaae pahlse IN
Germany
~connenNnn - the sH tbt
%ofah GefHsH finx4ffe says
II + essh aslsfsciien fhal W.
ieafn n fhle nebIe md eefzhf an
nHprfruesa
"ilefsfflne - assertions made ~
fhe foreign nEeHs ~ rcefnlak peace.
fhf nrMeNa per 4fc.ureN
our Gs9nau people Nisa nnf iay
dawn their arms 10 fhf paf Until me
guarantees neaesssfY for 0sfuanyn
fHfufe position ia the world have
tirta secured IL the struggle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
FEW ATROCITIES
COMMITTED BY
INVADING ARMY


~4emltss asrarNt'4 nfxras@ &*tsrs seer
Ner Fzk zss- rt--tn ssess.tte1
f,fe4 f.sff serrtfs.srters 4 ArnfEfer
tlfsA sas snferrt s1is. ahe aras stri
frdrn ne Sew Nost aft<e tEd wzs
ta rtsf is fretseis a. re- sls1s - iss
Eerrsn l#ssss&n. he< - nrs~ner
ftr aetesas lass and fisslF sprA t'iH1
- zee ids14 has s4Ef ~ 2assi ~. frt-
lor IS SCR * rif erc~fas1ee
-Tte rzr1f 4.tfprt IRE fzsrHatrf en-
ftref Bf1atls uHer re EzA1 .ltlI
zuarts an1 rsf1rsf heEze 1Euf.rs
ato fhs elz3 fror tae tzreffe1 -
=. 1sa1 EkeF AfDlg1t NQ<sss - pn-
tr,fa k1 hss 1s<gTnan atfnstsfs - iy41t-
nerr * 1 mer and easlrftu eH1
~ riolztan ~ NCmer
TIE H4lEar capital rtsf1 uifh ap-
rre-t rt4en. Nfhin an te1x tte rzie-g.
t,le 81 ae1fg ard lslilanez = t1e csts
seat oef Ike q brrEfn are tzaf Iat
rsfi1nce - sac c1iss w4s - banged
~ dazkn wn.ssssrynx ero4re "a
fcf1 ris fTake ~ hurTsrax and lsfN-
~ themselves iD fhes nesaezs whore
frsf rr1 IS ire shutters ard drew
ir fttlf tFI- ioErt Br,zsa- Tax ~
hi.ilrif BeExiar city ueat throrEh a
stat- ~ 1nafald cf1rst rrratiss1 rtulark-
aisy Lac fhaf from shicA 8 suffered
on gne - 1919. wten s sfttnblt'1
win ~ fear 81 Frsreh tietpfY qf
Weterfao
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmoihef'S old Favor
lie Recipe Of SAGE Tea
and Sulphur

Almost Everyone knows tiilt Saef
IRA and sulphur. properly compound
"a. brinss haek ftF natural color and
sasiie to the hair When iaded aEffaked
af NfaF alsa ends dandfhif. fffhins
scalp Ana Nfofsk failing hair. feeff aTu
fhs nnty was e. g#f this mixture waA
~ fuake Il II nome which I muSsy
aad tfoiififtfuule. Nowadays Is sfk
ing az anv arue etufr for Wyeths
sage and eusphuf compound. fau
wiii sri "a large battle ~ this famous
old recipe far about 80 CENTS
Don't star Hfay Try IA NJ ope
fan pnsatsy tell shat you flafkened
y0ir hair a. il tloes IA ~ naturally and
evenly Won dafnpfn 4 sponge or soft
brush with Il and draw This through
goHF hair, taking enc small strand ~ a
time: bv morning the esay hair dis
appears. and after another applications
81 two. your haif beromrH beautifully
dark. thirk and GLOSSY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
IRELAND LOYAL
To EMPIRE SAYS
JOHN REDMOND
Noted Leader CoagratUlaies
Countymer Upon Being
Granted National HoH-
day.

soe@lsc sc4saA4 ttHcHft AAf1t4 nsNts
London. seu - fiD,f1 D. nj
.sfhe deroetfaes Il Great Britain kept
faIfh with Ireia8d anl j. y noN the
duty - honor TT Ireland e Keep
faith aifh then E4fs &orc Redmond.
khe Irish Ieadef IL manifesto issued
tonight 10 whieh t. eeiis IN irisHusn
- lae2T their esafe in the waF = Nnifh
tba empire il eHsased
The Irish people. Mr Redmond
continues knox and apDFf sts fne
fact - 81 that ef Iesst. after centuries
= Misunderstanding. the democracy
= Great fsrstaie haze finally and fire.
*seabir DECIDED = TRUST them AID give
them imck their national liberties
@Ey overs helmlne iiritieh MAORI
f1es. 3 charter IT liberty for Ireland
hzs three times been passed - the
hosse ~ commons and in feH hefi5s
n5H - the lae II the land 4 neN
era has opened il the hisioff g the
fxo nations
-Daf1e fhe .sne discussion g the
Irish problem s. parliament and On
The Platform. We promised the Bft-
ihh people thar 3 concession of liberty
would have the Same effect in Ireland
- IL every other part 81 fhf empire.
notably. in recent years in south AZ
Ffns. that dissatisfaction would give
Say 90 friendship and good viii and
that lfeland would beeonie q strength
snettnd ~ 4 weakt.Hns o. thc empire
Ar Redmond then goes o. 80 speak
- The war. aging
II 8 . just VIZ. provoked - the
lntoleraDie military despotism If Ger
many ~ 81 d uar for high Ideals Of
human government and International
relations and Ireland would ~ false 70
f4ef hlsinft e. every consideration ~
honor. gucH faith and seif-intereHt
did Abe not willingly bear her share in
IL burdens aud - sacrifices
We base. even whrn no ties If
sympathy bound our country r. Great
Britain. always given our quota. and
more inan our qaoIa 10 the firing Tue.
and we shall b ~ noa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

Tosfe tIass, Tes have . thr9a-
hing srsalQn in roar head. . Aao
taste il leaf rreusA Fsur eies n4ft-
yoas ssr q yeiaF Hsih dark rags
under forr yes. year iigls ara f'afe1-
I'd 80 Ha1dtr Fea feel r1iI. rl.z7
and s-stuIp tred. Inef s1situ a IA.
~ he ara eoDstIfzted raste net
properly Del tff and Nnat JOB
neea s eleaninr ~ f-si1e. Den s
ccnsarg- being q bilious. cr1sllft4tea
ruaa4nae 90 yourself aid tncse Hhe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
H[ADACHY, BILIOUS. STOMACH SOUR?
REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS

lere ytr. and don't resort - harsl
physics that initiate and Inlure. Re.
member. -shaf soqf sour disorder
stomach. Larry liver and eogxed bow,
els can te euiekiy clcar~d ard regl
lated hy morning with Eertle. thor
o1eh Csscarftss q le-cent tsex vi
keep sour head clear and make Yol
feel cheerful ard bully for months
Get rlsClrets a0w-uai-e up refrezt.
eti--fee. Hke dring g good daFs W0rt
max yourself pleasant ana useful
Clean up Cheer Up,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
tItTOnIOIs SUBMARINE
T. CHFEIJD Bi IiEIl1

fiarHich. Engiand fyia London,
SEPT rs. lfsts .. m.)-The suhua-
fine beat E-9. which sank the Ger
Nan cruiser Hela OF Heligoiand
sunday mourning. arrived here today
and eas eheefea 81 the crews Of the
Warsnips as she entered the harbor
The submarine fired two torpedoea
n the Heia. one striking her bow
aud the other hitting her aInlashiile
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

eetlqn Is Il k1ne1. Tor iEslasce. a.
21- Eafsfns nerf kliifd rs Eenot
Clamp. lss far from Axdennee. Ger
fN rNttft fAf -ntI NcFe Nzszff 81
sau-f fhey firea rpan Them fren CD
Haufs ard alaaesE q az heassa.
Tte history q tte 1ilssI1te ~
s-r1cilc1 cf tbe ais1rric tify = Lol
kein alf1 - cathedral ard aalfeft.t
s ly' fhls fia4t wti Enou~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
GE RMAN CRUISER
IS DESTROYED
BY SUBMARINE

i.endnn Sept ls t9si0 3. MI
The aamlIaift announces that sub
mari E-s Lieutenant Commander
Horton. has returned safely after liav-
ing t1rpedead 4 German cruiser six
miles south Of Eeligoiand II Is be-
lleNed the cruiser pas the Heia. the
siH6ine ~ nhlen - q submarine Wa
officially reported from Berlin yes
serday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

II YOU ar. ever troubled with aches
pains or soreness 81 the MUSCLES. you
viii appreciate the good qualities 81
fHfrrA from rheumatism and srlafica
ie especially valuable for hmha-c
and lame back. For sale by all deaf
eIa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
DR.. EVELYN FRISBlE
BACK FROM NEW YORK

turned e ne city from New 1ark
where shr spent several weeks n past-
graduate wofk. I1r Frlshie also kss-
He'd several other eastern cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17
Findings Deal With Alleged
Murder and Other Savage
Conduct Contrary 10 Rules
q Civilized Warfare
BURNING or L0UvEin
SEVERELY CONDEMNED
Lo0iiog d Houses and OUi-
raging Of Women Among
Bitter Complaints Brought
70 President.

NseElattor. Eet1 ia rearns
"A lse ft1.aFs - fke f<fxkNr r@m-
nitstn Il ,'qpir3 apDpArsf6 ~ tAe
ks1E - fff BeixAre - irs4r f4fe
me zHzsx4a affrfIfsss f<tn nlIfsr1 -
Cefnash srDota - ne ftelxisr ieze-
iitn tsfe Nas u11s H4biif today ~
~ fte rsptsf hal tssn pFcferitt 81
l'rfs5sfFI HIe1n-
Tte fr1IDrf nfre erauoef 1rfet
fhe hf4dar - -Tsle AtroffNa IS
i.&nffnsaa Sa1 OrR2nss ~Ihs Ma.
anfFe - Asr~ hgs Nf THE ise-
firtstlne ~ LD1rsin TIE SEMINARY
~ pas foiioas
ftffHsn cavalry pilE9 fhe
Village = i.lnsmeap eefe atfattf1 ~
sof1e h@ifi4s froops ar1 lne EfDf4r-
Mes 4 German offesr aaf kiiisl 81
trf set<a4r fbidltrs oufIng fts nTt
ara sesfssInFnfiy bafle1 80 me re-
Qpesf = me bti4isn tffsrfr in corr
men1 Nere ~ ne ttIIarl hs8
fstet pzli IN the tkkt ntFerftt ifss.
ttF tIlIsee n4f Invaded a. 1Iss ~
AGfost s. VI a tffgfe force - Ger
uzn eaTalr3. 1fllliffT srt mathine
Eaas e spite ~ me formal afEaf-
4nees gisfu ~ me bsf&Dnlasffr tfet
rrfst ~ fbe flrEArs h41 fsker paFr
r ~ fxhf. fNC farms ard flr cet-
FinK houses were destroyed tt f1n
fIff ara f4furff ~ 4effF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

ara ft- NJ tE4ra - f1f tf--2 =
- shs - cf 81 Thofngaor taz1
- sf- wtre temfrittcd Ay Ger
t-~4 W ifl eEF1- 14ys iEnti1e
ltss
t.urss Investigate tli-
-fs. srr ~ lgaIxe. reported ert-
rases -l .rssszzxati.E. esther 90
ssrears O.. ftfif tarsasa ~ 1elllse
y = fo sleigh ltc pEesa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

~ srebed iff Days with the Ger
f1an Columns. often Only enc day BE-
hind fae iixhtlns. with the houses thar
Pad been burned stiii sEaouisifrlne.
tne sropnd freshly broken - shell
End traupied % horses and men. and
ne memory y the German advance
vivid in the minds ~ the inhabitants
iniert5eNed an aTerase = twenty
pefs9Ds p zach u a dozsa towns and
fy1rd onlf one instance e s nom
mpatant who had heen killed with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

This town ~ Mefbee-Ie- Chnlsau.
which had been the scene Of an nm
important swirnish between the
GermaEs and English OF the previous
sunday. was riddlcd xith rife shots.
The small number 1T windows intact
showed that the Germans had de-
iiterate ASSAULT upon the residents ~
the town. But the inhabitants them
selves admitted that al II the shoot
lng had been done ~ a comparatively
small number Of Germans. and thai
the firing had not begun until English
soldiers. who mad concealed them
selves III the houses had fired fifss
upon the Germans
a hive emphasized the one fatal
ity If the n-combatants because
the news Of il Travelled up and down
The Safnbre. and across % Hanfes-
WIberie and solrc- Sur -Samhre. mui-
IMPLYING ~ il went and developine
ghnstiY and inhnman details until q
seemed an Hnanswerahie rerrenach rs
the whole German empire WIN this
one possible exception. ! did not en-
counter ID Nlvelies. in Binghe. Euis-
siere 81 i-sur-Sambre OF any of the
other towns | visited a single incl
dent Of mistreatment Of any sort by
f4Grst4tan fsfFfffsf4s ~ eafTtAra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-17

aFar three Whole dass tney COM
,,.sea Is tafmrr md SET fire 80
everything IN their WAY.
- bout 100 inhabitants q Aerscn1'
4te supposed 20 have thus persisted.
The largest part Il the city y d.
sitaeea Pive times the Germans
trsea tt set fire "a tbs big church
having sacked the interior ~ its CON
tents. Tha town records we're destroy
"a on carried Off
1T must be borne IA mind That tne
civil population ~ Aefsehos had been
repeatedly warmed - their hnsee-
ninsfHf moi "a offer ans resistance nr
commit AnF hostile act towards the
invaders. The Germans shot upon