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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
LAS VEGAS ASKS
/ QUICK ACTION ON
NEW P0sT0FF|CE
Commercial Club Of Meadow
City CircuIates Petition Re-
questlng Department TO Get
Busy,

fsrsclAL coapaeeononNcs 20 soHNfNo so"~~eti
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, Aus. %
The commercial club has undertaken
the work Of obtaining signers Tor the
petition to the postoffice department
asking for the early erection OF the
new federal building IN Las VEGAS
Two copies have been prepared, one
for the west side and one for new
town. and today the actual labor OF
getting signatures was started.
There is little reluctance on the
part OF some who seem 90 fear that II
IL new political dodge. This Is not
the case. II Is a civic movement for the
betterment OF conditions TN which
neither party fealty nor personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT has any place. the
united populations of both commune
ties will be the benefleiarles and the
city will be beautifled by one more Inn
posing structure. There should be no
hesitancy among the residents OF eth
er municipality In signing. as there IL
no niger in the woodplle,' and a
few yards bf signatures will have
weight with the department In deter
mining its course.
Following the campaign that was
launched earlier In the week many
business men have addressed letters
10 the postmaster general urging hin
10 take the matter out OF turn and
settle II at once, and others are urg'
ed to follow the lead of these ener.
getic pioneers. IL would seem that II
the community az large would make i
the business Of the day TO help for
ward the movement the building would
soon loom up as an accomplished fact
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
TONY MICHELBACH DID
1T WITH HIS FORD CAR;
ALL HATS OFF TO TONY

The Albuquerque public Is indebted
10 Tony Michelbach for the merry
taxicah war that IL now on and the
resultant general cut In prices. II
used 20 cost fifty cents ." ride in a
taxi but now, thanks to Tony Michel
bach. the price liz only twenty-five
cents. He was the first TO lower the
fare. Undoubtedly Michelbach will
realize handsomely on the apprecia-
ton OF the public in the way Of in
creased business.
In fact. the Michelbach auto line
was rushed 70 death yesterday and
could have used three cars to advan.
tage. so great was the demand for
twenty-five cent taxi rides with ths
original two-hit fare line. Mr.. Michel.
bach announced last night that he vii
soon have another car in the game--a
taxi of the very latest model and righ
up to the minute ADV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
VARSITY LIBRARY HAS
NOTABLE ADDITION OF
SPANISH LITERATURE

That the library OF the University
Of New Mexico has been enriched ny
the addition OF hundred volumes on
Spanish literature. consisting OF Tic
tlon, drama and essays. was the an
nounccment made by the authorlties
yesterday The books we're ordered
from Spain through a New YORK
house. and add greatly TO the Import
ance OF the already valuable spanish
collection OF the varsity library. More
than hundred volumes OF newly
bound magazines Of last years issue
have ALSO been received by the library,
The Y. NJ &. a. Of the university
recently held an election OF officers
with the result that the following stu
dents were elected President, A. >.
Hunt. vice president, Fred CaikinH;
secretary. Frank Guuin, treasurer, l..
c. Murphy vosper services Will be
resumed curly In september.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
Local and Personal

Miss Florence NJ, Scder. graduate
OF the University Of New Mexico OF the
class OF 1914. has accepted position
M teacher Of Latin in the Tucumcari
hleh school
utation MS one ~ the most competen,
educators ever connected with the
schools of this section, and her new
venture viii undoubtedly prove an un-
qualified success
v. !. Dye viii leave today Tor Ad-
ANNA. Ariz. where he has the con.
tract 10 build the new Forest hotel
which viii accommodate guests Wis
iting the pcirIficd forests II VIII DC
built mission style similar TO the Al
varado.
Joseph OLoughlin, Jesuit schol-
aslic. who has been here for ten days
the guest Of his parents Mr. ana Mrs.
M. o'Loughlin. Of $40 West Coal ave-
nue.. leaves this morning for Wood
stock, near Baltimore, Nd, TO begin
a three years course In philosophy
Mr. O'Loughin has been studying IN
the novltlate Of the Society OF Jesus
nj Los Gatos. Calf. for the last four
years. DurlnH his stay In Albuquerque
he has been warmly greeted by nu-
meroua friends and acquaintance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
NOTED ATHLETES GET
HOME FROM EUROPE
,.y aoss,.s ,oo.s.. srso,.. .s.s.o w,s.l

New York. Aug 2s.--Among the
passengers on the olympic arriving
to-day were two noted college ath-
ietea. "Hober" Baker of football
and hockey fame at Princeton. and
Herbert =. ketcham. who captained
the Yale eleven last fall.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt. another pas
senger. said the British government
took thirty-Eeyen of his coach horses
at about $3.50 each.
The Italian line announced today
that hereafter It's vessels sailing for
Italian ports WIN carry women and
children ns passengers, but not mon.
II was explained that British war
ships at Gibraltar have been stopping
ships and removing the men who
were not Of neutral nations but per-
hitting the women and children 10
continue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
FREIGHT RATES IN
WEST HIGH ENOUGH

Denver Cello, Aug. 2s--Represen-
tatlvcs OF public utilities and railroad
commissions of seven inter mountain
states in conference here today agreed
to oppose any further increase IN
freight rates now being sought by
eleven railroads In modification of the
ruling OF the Interstate Commerce
commission IN the so-calied long and
short haul eases. At meeting to-
day which was preliminary to a gem
Ierai conference to be held IN Chi
cage, October &. the representatives
OF each state decided not 10 make
united opposition To the present rates
as fixed hv the recent ruling New
Mexico. Arizona, Nevada. Idaho. Mon
tana. Utah and Colorado were repre-
scented
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
FARMER NEAR HOPE
is FATALLY CRUSHED
.,.e,.. o,sr.rc~ 70 .o.r~s ,ov~n.ll

Hope. N. NJ, Aug. zs,--Joshua
Bingham. a farmer living near Hope
this afternoon fell from his wagon,
which was loaded with baled hay. and
the wheels passed over his body, IN
juring him so severely that he died as
he was being taken TO his home.
The dead man leaves a wife and sew
eral children
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
LOPEZ IS RECOVERING;
WILL ARRAlGN CHAVEZ

Under Sheriff Dick Lewis, who mas
been waiting 10 sec what turn Gabriel
Lopez condition took. said yesterday
that patrocino Chavez, who stabbed
him. would he arfaigned probably To-
morrow before Justice George Il.
craig. Lopez was reported yesterday
10 be recovering from the wound over
his heart inflicted by Chavez after
they quarfeled one night early last
week In saloon at iianehos &c
Atriaco Lopez Ii az his home al Ran
ehoa De AtrlHco
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
SALAZAR HABEAS CORPUS
CASE RESET BY POPE

The Salazar babcas corpus case
has been reset Tor "Wednesday ny
Judge W n. Pope Of the federal
district court. according TO informa=
ton received yesterday by the Unit
ed States district attorneys office
here. The hearing Is to he held III
Santa Fe .
Gen. Ipac Ynez Saiazar, formerly
Of the Mexican federal army now an
inferno Il Fort Wingatc. n. NJ, seeks
10 gain liberty through this proceed
ufe. islfego Baea. his attorney, IL Al
the inferno camp preparing the case
with Salaxar,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
YOUNG MAN SERIOUSLY
INJURED BY FALL FROM
HORSE NEAR CERRILL0S

lssse,s, eos~ssrosesses 10 sossssa sovsssti
rerrlllos. \. NJ, Aug ss.-~While
rounding IN cattle near here sester
day Hypellto Reybals. 10 years old.
WITS thrown from his horse. sustaining
serious and perhaps fatal injuries
Doctors Palmer and Town, Of Ger.
fillos. we're called at once, and after a
careful examination OF the boys in.
juries gave II ~ their opinion that he
has an even chance Of recovery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
MODEL COMPANY MAKES
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT

The Model company. dry goods
store, Fourth street and Central ave-
nue., has made voluntary assignment
Ia the First Savings Bank & Trust CO.,
~ trustee. for the payment OF Its
creditors. A statement OF assets and
liabilities Will not be made until hf-
ter az invoice A y. Campbell man
ager. will be placed Ia charge by the
trust company 10 make the invoice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30

FUNERAL Of Mrs. Sci.

Funeral sefvlces Tor Mrs. tinmh
Ser who died last Friday night are
10 be held at si3o o'clock this after
noon at The Church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception. The funeral process
sion Will leave the family home, slS
North First street, at o'clock, es-
eoIied by the {. Colombo society.
Burial Wiz be in the family lot In
Santa barbara cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
CITIZEN WATER
COMMITTEE WILL
BEGIN ITS WORK
win Gather Extensive Data
Relative 10 Cost Of Building
Plants and Rates in Other
Cities.

The citizen water committee mp.
pointsd hy the council M meeting
Yesterday decided upon ~ line OF
action. This Will consist for a week
or more In gathering a vast amount
Of data from other cities,
The committee. according 10 81
mon stern. Who WIS elected chair.
man. viii determine the cost OF con
attuctlng plant The committee
idea ls 70 proceed as II there were No
plant here, he said.
The possibilities Of gravity ryH-
tenn will be looked into by the com
mittee. This means that the feaAihllt-
Is Of Drinking water here from a
source In the Sandia mountains, OF
perhaps the Jcmez river. viii be in
vestigaied The cost Of a gravity syH-
tenn as compared with pumping
plant, Vt course. VIII figure In the
committees report.
Dr. iiust Secretary.
While the committee IN learning
the cost OF construction Of municipal
and privately owned waterworkS IN
other cities the secretary, who VIII
have charge Of the correspondence,
win gather data In regard TO the
rates charged consumers IN other
cities
Dr X. l.. Husi. chairman Of the
water committee OF the council, was
elected secretary The members OF
the committee besides him and Mr.
stern, are W. W strong, Y. J. wal
ton and +. J. Mclaughlin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
MAN ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH TOUCHING S0USE;
OVERLOOKED GOOD BET

Clayton, n. NJ, Aug 29.-une Mef-
lett. alias dones, was arrested mere TO-
day. charged with having robbed an
unknown man. who was intoxicated AZ
the time, of 500.
The stranger. in addition TO the
hundred dollars. of which he was re.
Ilieved. had on his person 81 600 which
was not disturbed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
MISS WILLEYS SCHOOL
|. WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Miss Elizabeth Wiley, for years n
teacher in the public schools OF Albu-
qucrque, and who recently resigned
her position In order to open pri-
vatc school. has announced that her
school Will open for the fall term AT
q o'clock tomorrow morning. II VIII
be located In Guild hall, adjoining 81.
Johns church, and a gratifying at
tendance for the opening day has been
assured
Miss Wiley has established a rep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
Blows. I.ook ONT for Grcen AppIcs.

Lester Wolroth had a very severe
attack of cholera Inorbus brought on
by eating green apples. His mother
Mrs. Pearl wolroth, Herkimer, n. T.,
says, II was advised TO give him
|Chamberlain's Coilc. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which l did, and
the relief from the first was very
great. After taking three doses ne
was all right" For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
MemOrian.

In loving remembrance of my deal
who passed away seven year
ago today, August 80. 1907:
Though earthly ties are broken,
In life we meet no more;
Ny thoughts are with mother,
ON yonder distant shore.
And | will send this message,
token of true love,
To say how much | miss you
Since you we're called above.
From your lonely daughter,
ELOISA,
Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
HOLDS
CLOSE ATTENTION
OF BIG AUDIENCE
lsssa., o,sr.,c~ 70 ao~r'4s ,ova~..i

santa re. Aug. 2s.--Ibsen. Grieg.
Peter Gynt each one a figure In him-
self to hold the attention OF the stu
dent, passed In review before the sum
mer school today In an inlmitahle lee
ture by Dr. Lawrence NJ. Larson and
musical selections by I. l. Tellu and
Mrs. G. r.. Doll. Tears and laughter
on the faces of many betrayed the
emotions that the speaker and the mu-
sIcians aroused. The life OF Ibsen.
hls place In literature and especially
the drama were lueidly presented, his
plays we're analysed and then Peer
IGynt. was taken up chapter by chap
ter. the tragedy of lost soul, whose
philosophy was a summary OF the
modern spirit OF restlessness. drieg' :
Peter Gynt suite was played at inter-
walls and deeply moved the audience,
emphasizing as IL did the words OF
the speaker
sun God Worshippcrs.
Dr. A. +. Clay gave two lectures,
one In the forenoon on the Religion
Of the Hebrews and the other last
night. New Light on Palestine Both
gave a marvellous insight Of the lite
and thought of four thousand years
ago in the valleys OF the Euphrates
and the Jordan. 1t was not only an
Intensely interesting lecture but also
Instructive telling OF the sun god and
the minor dieties of the various Baby,
llonian and Assyrian cities Both lee
lures were Illustrated with lantorf
slides.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30

NHkefleld, Mass, Aug. 2g.~-Thf
Harvard Knitting mills. empIoyine
more than one thousand hands. an
nouneed today that the plant would be
shut down for a month because Of in
ability To obtain materials from
abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30

Why should a man go TO a phrenol-
ogist TO find out pleasant things about
himself which he can't believe and
dlsagreeable things he already knows
Philadelphia Inquirer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
CALIFORNIA HOTELS
Health and Summer Resorts


hotes
boway De ps
by writing direct to
nahmed
the nce<of news
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
ra,orlle nemed, for Dlarrhoca.

Ahonl Three yenrs ago I mad a re-
riuua attack ns sssa-cr complaint
The doctors medicine failed to bene-
III me. 50 7 sent for bottle Of Cham
heriain'a Collie, Cholera and plarrhoea
Remedy upon the recommendation OF
enc OF my neighbors. one dose Of 1t
did me mote good than all the other
medicine I had used. | improved rap
idly md Ia a short time ! was we'll,
writes Mrs. May Higgins Peru, Ind
For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
PROGRAM FOR CONCERT
AT PARK ANNOUNCED

ciarkA Imperial band Will play to-
night at Robinson park. The program
viii begin al o'clock. II follows
March---eThe Diplomat ...t., ...
.ttts..sttt'st *f.ss ~ 80 y. = n'"''
Medley Bits OF re
mick's Hits" Arranged ny Lamps
introducing popular songs OF
the day.
Tntermeuo- 'cupid's PleadinEs
..... vocikei
Overture Hunter and Hermit
s.+t4t4. 81. ,.s..se.s,s i"'"e'
American Patrol ,...ts' Mshchah
sextettc from l.ucin ...... p"nss''
Haysced March-"Cornficld capefs
.....*.... II. Won Tiize
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
snne.n anu nrmriA n roml,nundul

seneca Cow Remedy Is compounded
roIei, for COWS. Seneca Cow Remedy
is the COWS friend and the remedy
fnr suw nilments Of all kinds. ts-
ualls remedy Is made for all kinds
al stocks. hut this Is one for COWS
only. Price asie aud si."o. Fully gusr-
antecd. your money back should you
care for H.
- Az rt1ssrr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED -Bpoiblack Al III West
Central,
1oR RENT--One furnished room
izt south Aruu.
ron SALE Heating stoves limo.
aeum. bread mixer. single bed
screen all sanitary. sa7 Sorfi
Fourth street Phone 1921
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
BIIGINN LOSsE~ ENOHMOI~
NJ ANTMERr. SNN GIHMNN,

Heun. p,r Do. hy wireless fo say
willie. O. A Telegram received here
irom Rotterdam uys Goa. ,hc in-ses
of Belgium md English troops dur
iug The bonn I1rdW,ut oI Antwerp
were tremendous
nureiug shells from tne German
side repeatedly kblcd at one um'
between torS and nf, soldiers boz
tho Antwerp trenches
The statement from ltHss'uo
sources Geo Or, effect that tNo Gef
man suum1une- were SUMS dWtus
tho auHtk Hu thr guli uI Finland
last wcck ht the l,Ussiau cruiser
mladH was TODAY gigeu ofngaI de-
nial .u Berlin
More thAu Two billion mnrk.
ofaoo. 600 ooof already has been paid
ln ou Inc war loan- This ls nearly
one buhon marks more ihhr is re-
quircd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
Congressman Gardner, Of
Massachusetts,, Just Re
turned from War Zone De.
mands Inquiry Into Our
Military Preparedness.
CARNEGIE'S MILLIONS
HAVE BLINDED PEOPLE
German Cause IJnholy" Says
Congressman Who De
clares Nation Must Prepare
to Fight While There Is
Time.


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tn" Hreare1ur-. tnr ln..a ~ra''s
Iar NtI HNeu-... aetcus.. 20
HNi."nH. -".Ii.I. Wml--InH "Hr r..
posed .n % lH.u' .iuu"n n.rHiH .i
.n 'u' nous" t'a. H} Representa-.
-iIoU'i Hl Mass. 1aset'r. "H" l"
Gently returned thD N.. fU. .
Europe
.I howe nfr9u. 10 th.s resolution
ID, .u.r-iIeatD fH. uu.ur. ..t.. ..
tne r|I.I -ur.. ail NI g.rdu..
.n statement Hpusue Hy rose
uIut.uu. u..Hu-r .UuA tnsf q .H..
I.. search UII ou. he ,ye- lt Amer
.uu- III. .fu. which De- H.Iu-
.ur.,. .ad .rum ..u Tu. ln....
States - Totally prepared ..r .
v.r. defensive ur susIs,. .a..H-. t
real puH,r In POI opinion UU, .H...
oi tur .a.l sums muu,, -u.u. To-.
Carnegie H GH. u. lIDuae.rH# H.-
tu n.nu Am,r... fH fh. . .
uag national -o..r from m.Hr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
Congress of Military Chiefs.
in Secret Session Said TO
Have Agreed to Suppress
Each Other.
NO DATE SET FOR THE
CARRANZA RESIGNATION
Delegates Await Only Arrival
and Concurrence Of Zapata
70 Constitute Themselves
the Government.

NcNlcu tv. o.t ta.-Th'
N,,I,lu rWc-u minister N-iiro
IaIFiia. tudB, dcnicd chat Gt.n-
ulh ttuHnla hud resigned the
supreme power 81 the oun-titu-
Journalists Boa favor ut Nutouio
Nillaroal 4u,ctuor uf the state ui
Nur,u Leon
Minister iabcila -liu that tscu-
.Itl tIrtuufH ,un-idri ci 'hat tit"
tiru 90 tur NrNi,o CTS ,unyru-
uuu iu ,,ic. line hi, rr-ignaiiuu
-.iilrd tlc question. huJ u thc
..u,,uliuu 60 N-ua- saitrHtc-
,ui,.l tu consider tuc mntter
tltrar1i. t,iJh th, same high pa
tilott.m and di-iutcrc~trdu,~
,,aii hov ro th. viii ri inc na-
iuiii,
grIor- trum Ngua- tHii, ute-
4r. tbas fhr question ut the prr--
id,usal -u..g--iou va- settled st
10 secret session tutinN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
CLAIM ONIN ~ CIVILIANS
kIIIID ~ NNTWIt,i'

Berlin pHi D.. hy wireless tn SaN-
willie O.. when the Grrmau troops
entered Antwerp. according to inior-
nation giHcn out in Berlin today, the
church of Nutre Dame was In danger
of hre Tho troops devoted tHcir en-
etElcs o. stopping the spread of the
flames and the church was saved
Not more than twelve civilians we're
killed in Antwerp during the bonn
hardment
\ German ofhcci has sent Boa re-
port to the effect that Russian ma
ior on the east prussian frontier
torred the Inhabitants of the Wiz
laGes under his control 90 ioin the
Russian troops in the trenches Fur-
therm0rc he used woulcn a. shields
tConiinuea on rage Twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-15
PLAN TO SEIZE ALL CHANNEL PORTS
do nwnd tn
@ to be there TO
Today?S War
Summary

The Germans. who Htr moving
"n O~tcud. are rcportrd hN ncu-
trnl -uurcr~. to have occupied
BnrgcS. ~ mite east of the for
mrr city.
\ German olioiai statement
sent bA Witrlc~~ -uN- German
trooT- in iirigium are mar, hing
in part towards O~tcud and in
pnIt toward the French frontier.
There ha- been heavy h2hting
east uf ~oi~-un~ aud the Nrguuuc
and the GCfnian~ have at nu puiui
lu-i ground. u II de- lhfcd. lrcu'h
claims Of -u'tc--s- in tie Woc,'r
district are denicd.
To-day French official state
m'nt announced that tho allie
madC marked prosit-- u thc rc-
gion of Lcu- aud between Nrra-
and Nlictt ON the center thc
allie. h e. laid. have ad'Hn, cd
la the dire, tiou uf tigunnc. White
. Gcrman Offensive n'", cmcnt 10
the north uf saint Die ha~ been
definitely checked.
Ihc Irpptt- and ,lnim- regard
ing the situation m The eastern
thcatcr az, a. conflicting a. he
fore.
dispatch from Pen ngfad SAYS
that the Au~tru-Gcrmau aruN
wa ,Dmpl, tciy defeated McduC--
da, In the ncigi'borhood ct NHr-
saw. l,u~-inn Poland. suffering
cnurmou- lu-~c-
Witclce- mc--"gr from iicr-
iin say that IL Wa- oiiriaii, am
noun, cd thcsc today that the hat
ties east OF Mirhallcn la Ru~~ian
poland continue nitri eleven
DAYS ~ nghting. favorable tn thu
Gctman~. repeated 9dtan'r~ al
the Russians have hccn rcpli-"d
With heavy lo-~r~.
Paris ~stS- that tho hghtius
continue along the mont from
Warsaw to IrScmN~i but si,c- NO
detail.
Russian ai,an,' iu Iu-l
Prussia T. suggested iu q dts
patch nom amsterdam, whioH
ai l,a>rnhurs ~ repairing that
the ,Nilirn population of Guidhp
ha- evacuated ths tuWn tor mil
iiar, reasons aud pFc,autiun~.'
Goldnp b. iu Ea~t Prussia. ten
mile trum the frontier aud ahout
- milc~ north uf IN,k. whctc
the Ru~~ian- wcrr recent, re-
ported
news dispatch from Rome
@aN- that lite iu the Nu~tro-llun-
gnriHn a. ~cunl ~ Trieste virtual
~ destroyed q dtcaduausht Nud
alamagcd -iN torpedo hoRt de-
~troNer~. several WufkWcu ~u~-
pc,t'd - inccudiari-m have been
arrested
Cholera H. rcIui tod among the
Itd--inns aud Nu-trian- Npiu-
among some uG the German
tones; willie thc Priti~h are
rushing mcdi,al cNprrt- to
- reported among the Biiti-ll
and French.
SWe.lting ,laint, uT ,i,turic-
over the ~'r,iau~ and Muut'uCg
rin- are made ai Vienna Dn thp
other hand the ~cr,i ian govern
ncnt in au uptlnti~ti statement
~aN- that belgrade b. NO longer in
danger and some totcrnmcni
hu-inc~- l. hcins resumed at ths
capital inod~tun b. declared a.
be- abundant.
The anti. Austrian war Fever in
ItnlA b. said to be- rhating. while
Turkey continues tn q tniruiont
mopd
Holland - uNcFFun with lFi-
gian refugees aud tie arrival oi
rcugte- a. I.nginud ha- anntdcd
a -'-tiot- prolicm foF Great tirit.
ain. Tie United STATE probably
win De- appcelcd Ca tur uid
Further dctat hmcut- ct Cau-
adinn trpuii~ were landed in i-ng
land tndn, Thr BRUSH ruAai
famiiA b. lsaNilg london ior ~and-
rlngham. uincA miles north.