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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-02

fnre Of dyes. the women could wear
white.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-02

This business OF Sweeping the
seas Is merely a figure of speech.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-02
BATTLE IN FRANCE MUST SOON Be DECIDED
Terrible Conflict Taxes
Endurance of All
B%eIiigerents.
PRZEMYSL IN RUSSIAN HANDS

Message Asserts Austrians Have Been
Forced Beyond the Carpathians-
Last Class Of Reservists Called
out by Dual Monarchy, It Is
Reported in Switzerland.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-02
Meeting Nav Be DELAYED

FL Paso, TeXas.-The beginning Of
actual hostilities between the divided
Constitutionalist army awaits Genera
C~arranza's answer to General villa
VINO has demanded that he resign in
favor OF Fernando Iglesias Calderon as
hrst chief. So far as could be learned
here. however, there has been estab-
lished no actual armistice.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03


Through the annual designation OF
the different positions assigned to
each of the city commissioners, which
took place at the last meeting OF the
city board, 6. Il. Snyder was again
made police and fire commissioner;
+. A. Countryman was transferred
from the position of commissioner OF
waterways and sewerage to that OF
commissioner of streets and public
properties, Henry Wiersbeck taking
the place formerly occupied by Judge
Countryman.
If this Lambert, who almost threat
ems t . wade in and capture that
Buick, wants to get into the game he
better get a hustle on himself, for
he would be up against several of the
salt Of the earth ais competitors, and
II he won that q he'd certainly
know he had been in ace that
would shake the roots OF his old
whiskers. Hop to II, you ink singer!
III the fair ones who are already Ia
the fght don't make your physiog.
nomy look like 80 cents gone 70 seed
weII miss our guess.
Miss Glenella Carroll who has
been spending the summer vacation
at the home OF her mother In this
city. left Tuesday for San Pedro. Cal,
where she will assume her duties ae
the domestic science depart
ment In the high school there
Hr. endsHrs 2 Al Ransom arrived
Hi the city last evening and vii be
here several weeks visiting the fam,
~ MfL.A-GfN h&yx ~ 4rxxll
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03

When DR.. Anna Howard Shaw is
announced to speak in our large cities
there is usually an overflow meeting.
Whether you are a ~suffragist or not,
you will be delighted to hear her.
Come early.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03
Happenings

Eighty acres, Waverly township, fol
sale Or trade. Hanten & Hanten. 9tl
Your faYorite candidate viii appre.
ciate the votes on your subscription
this week.
Miss Ethel Herbison came up from
Watertown Monday night to spend q
few days visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Herbison,
Clark Courier.
Miss Frances Loomis, who spent
several days in Clark with her friend,
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter, returned to
her home in WATERFOWL Saturday
night.-Clark Pilot-ReWiew.
Geo. HI. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit COURT Heegaard block 9ti
Have you seen that new Buick that
is being displayed around the coun-
ty? Nice car, isn't it? 1t will be
given away in the next few weeks,
and you a just as well have it.
! have an automobile which / will
exchange for your spare time in the
next few weeks. For further infor.
nation, telephone 2415, or call at this
Office.
Mr.. d. H. Mahan, representing the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
at Fort William, Ont, was in the city
last week visiting a day or two at
the home OF Mrs. A. u. Carroll.
The ST. Louis furniture store block
will be remodeled so as to modernize
the structure. This includes a re
modelling of the second floor for Of
fee suites.
The Bookings Register reports T.
G. Akin as having recently returned
from a several weeks sojourn at
eastern points, during which the Wis
tied his father in Michigan.
w. ]. Dean, who recently returned
to this city after an extended trip in
various sections Of the country, has
accepted a position in the dry goods
department of the Schaller store.
Among the very best, the popular
priced Beaufort Hotel; 75c to S1.5(
per day. Minneapolis, MINI. ILL.,
If the present war in Europe con
tinues to advance prices, we won't be
able to give away any o cars until
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03
GRANGER METHOD
A WINNER

The method employed BY The Gran
ger School at Aberdeen, s. ~ tor
teaching, Is unique ii aeta The re-
suits desired. The Granger Motto II
Expert Work Pays Next enroll
ment day, Monday, Oct. s. Write for
catalogue.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03
The stomach,s Function.

The teacher was examining the
class In physiology.
eNlary, you tell us's she asked
what Is the function OF the stom-
ach?"
1.-THE function OF the stomach, the
little girl answered, As to hold up
the petticoat.a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03
3 pER cENr a

DER CENT EoANssss
obtainable in Farm, Ranch III City
Properly To Improve purchase 81
Remove Incupbrance. /.
LIBERAL OPTIONS
j. years before making payment Oh
principal, etc. For the proposition
address Assets Dept. at either 14l0:
Busch Bldg. Dallas, Tex. or 422-42S
First National Bank building. Dem
vel. Colol 1915
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03

Judge and Mrs. G. G. Sherwood
have recently returned from an east
ern trip, during which they renewed
oid-time acquaintance in New York
and elsewhere.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Matterft4keit.
S.is5e bon GIfe arafft.

es tam bsim SdlittfdubIauf.n uuf
Der gisbabn.
Sic battsn iih ffon cine san3e
Weile Inn ibre Ueiitter beriimesitritS
ten, uno bic nieblihen, Don Gdlte gts
rotAetsn Maotsngsiinfsr Der bsiben
Se6sebnidhrigeu poren Dor Grresung
nod rotber 9eporhen.
5ilbs fOllts I'm Z lbr 5u 6duis ftin,
2otte ourfts bisibtn, 10 lang. iie
tpollte.
9iloe bate 6as erfebn.e ipeibs
Sporttoitiim nidt 3u M.ibnahtsn be-
tommen, 2otte bagesen trug ibrs i9cn
beute gum briiten Winle uno fab fsbr
field uno elegant bornn aus.
nRa." meints iie nit ssIhiir3ten
aippen, nic snistIdig ipie beine Ulut.
ter lit. nnb 10 ftreng -. brrrr!
aleine ainosr miiHen INN Z lIbr bonn
Shlitti6ubloufsn 3u 6nufe fem, absr
mir, bic mir ibon Dftern einaeiegnet
tptrben -. no, bore NAL! Das lisbe
i4 mir einfah gar nitt gefalen. llss
krbaupt no beine U1amo ntht mall"
-. Sit fiodie nun bod. Mber Elm
aoHa ftltfames unb aebeiHuibD0IIeS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
IHnf5tbntss aapit.l.

Rsiianiren nit iisbsebn .sabrsn,
burh bic Shonbett Der Sesle iit al
mdbIih5rsunoe unogepunosrer ihaf-
fen! Elm FOLDER Geoante Iabte nod
niht Wur3sI in glna's @tift, absr iis
beeann 8srbdltniiis uno Shidungen
aus sinsm anosrsn unb boberen Gss
ii6tspuntts gu bstrdhten.
5rau bon planiB peiIte iorts
bausrno Bel ibrsr IAtper srtr1ntter
Rutter; BON gsioen erbielt Gina
NOrte inHisitsr 5beilnabme, BON BEN
8atten pernabm iis ttine SiIbe.
.8atsr," fraete Gina zines Wors
gems; bait Oh ttine Hdhri6t bon
Sernhorb? mann lpirb bas 9usa itatts
finDen2 9erbehIs mir nihis."
sd babe gtrnbarb BON D.inem
llnfaI fO9Ieid in 9snntnib eeisbt, bin
ieooh obns qntnort seblieben,"
rQh, ih ertra1s bieie llnaefpibhit
faum mshr! Streibe nod einmal,
pislleitt bat 9ein Brief ibn p.rfeblt.
aber lei mein itoIser Batter, LAB -
id bite Did initdnbis burum -
tein Bort einfIisbsn, als oh it eint
anndberung piinihe! unb it pill Fl.
aud nihi! Sur BON meiner Sssls
mDbte id Die Gual senommsn hubsu
bab i6 ben Mann. Der 70 opferbersit
mein Gliid eritrsbte. in ben Soo &c.
trieben, ober 9srftiimmeluns iibsr
ibn beraufbelhporen. Alles 4nbers
mag tommsn ME es ipolle bem 0e.
r.oe Der Wsit Deroe ih ruhis bieStirr
bieteH."
fSortieBuuo ioIQt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Ger id)limmite Setrng

Dirb BON jenen pfuI6srn psriibt,
lpel6e Der fiehen MenIbbeit uIs
gluterneuerunesar5ne tpertbloie 9ros
suen, bic sumsift nod Gifte, pis Sol.
lenitein ober Guediilber, entbalten,
fir pislss Gelo aufbdnsen. Sc ift
tpahr: glutentartuns 1T bic Guelte
aIer ihperen 2eiben, Der Wdgens,
2ebers unb Viersnfrunfbsitsn, dber es
eiebt bod nur Elm Mittel bagegen, bas
nirtlid hiift, oas 8lut ernsuert unp
ben aDrper Derjiingt, o6ne ibm gu
ihaben. gs finb bas Die nur aug ben
beitsn gflanSenfdften 3ubereiteten ct.
Bernard srauterpillen, 25 Gents.
Qae 4pot6eten. b,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

tbut Elm freunbIid) Wprt; ipie permaa
nihts anosres ben Gtrom Der liebe 81
erIeben, Der fpmpotbift BON einem
Menihenber3en iih in ein unberes er.
giebt! Mid oiirftete, CUTE Werte 81
tbun, ben 2obn in einem liebepou mid,
anblidenoen guee gu leienl llno meine
6reuben Itromte ih pd aus, no td)
msine 2eioen getlagt rno in meirler
Seele lparb es heller uno bellsr.--
.s3ebn Sabre iporen in legensreiher
sbdtigtsit pergansen; bic Harben auf
meinem gtntlis batten lid allmabllh
perloren, mein 9eiiht ipdr elm alItdgs
litss eetporben, bas srpur Riemanoen
entsiiden, aber audi glismono abihrez
den tonnte, ols id meinen tiinftiasn
9dtten tennen lernte.
sd bate feline Mtuttsr. peldse nit
mir in pemielben 6auie lppbnte, III
idperer arantbeit treu gepflegt; Die
Matrpne risf ibren @obn, pelfer aIs
qfdrr 9bjuntt in einem nett entles
esnen Stdbthen lebte, Dor ibrem
Sd)eiben an tbr Qeibensbett. ulrih
70 bieit Der brape Spbn - tbeilte iid]
nit mir in bic pflegs Der 0uloertn; in
Ipl6en Stunben pffsrbart iip pet
pirtlicR Mertb eines Weniden. teir
triigeriiter Shein rpost iid berpor,
giner lieit in oes 4nosrn Ssele. -
lllrih bettete fpGter nit mir Die Gnt.
ihIafene in ihre itins aIaufs, mir be-
sleiteten lie gemeinIam CUR leBtsn
RubeItdtte.
.2lIs i'm 5riiblins iuugss 8riin unh
0eilhen aus benz pcn mir gepflesien
@rabbiiesl emporiprobten, fam ulrih,
nit pelhem ih in brisIlidem 8ertehs
aebliebsn mar, mad Der Reiioens. G-
iaBte msine 5anb uno iagts, baB msir
qanses Weien ibn nunberbar beriibrl
babe, bab ar iein Tenten in oieisr
3eit estpeien lei, ipeIh Elm Slid e
| iein miiBte, mid nsben iih 3u bdben,
,Martbd, polIsn Sis aIs mein geliebs
tss Dsib mir foleen in Elm Dabein
pol 1risosn, unb ItilIen Ssoen aus.
gisbsn iibsr mid uno Die mir anuer:
trout finb2" gs mar cine heiligeStuns
be, in ipsI6er mir gejos nit frpmmel
Sfsu empfonben, buB cine unitsrbIi.
DE SeeIs ss lei, tpsl6s mir binsaber
unb empfingen.
yWtebr aIs Elm Msritendlter lit felt
bem psrfIoTen; mir blbsn eenleinidn
mdnhen Shmers, dber audi bic Sin,
Der 5reuosn getoitet. Benn ih ooror
bents. mas ih getporosn bin unb mas
ih pielIei6t geiporpsr pdre, ipenn oas
9liht mir ununierbroten aeldhelt. Il
mub ih ben Worten sIner eblen 1rdl
beiitimmen: Die gesebenbeiten De!
Gsbsns iinb tpie elm beiIig.r 9ert, Der
unisr 0eiit itubiren unb auslegsr
Tam. gBis ioIIie man nidt NIT 4uf
msrtfamteit, nit Ghyiurdi, ia mi
| 9untbarteit Der aet,2 BON 8erhditniit
| fen foloen, bic einen @soanten 9ottei
p,ranIhauliht habsr"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Gin b<ru n a.

Duitr (btr iin beim 9i.b<rnnbd bdngkR
init bem 6ammer arg ouf BEN Ddns
men aetlopft bait: .areu3bombmbons
Nntter: -4btr Grit - bic ainbsf!s
% - Of - iag' iie Haalll. bot
|i6 tlH&en iomsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Der 6 d m aroBer.

Der 5uber raudt ia nidt mebr."
Rein, bas babeH ibm feline 5reuns
be abgep0bnt."
rWRfo, bic Jreunoe2"
.gla. iie fdeHtsn ibm sinfa9 teine
3isarssu mebr!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
FRENCH CLAIM GERMAN
ADVANCE ~ CIIECkED

Paris Aug. s5 Cs.O5 y. mD-The
following official announcement was
made here today.
The German offensive movement
In the north. which was stopped yes
tcrdsy. appears today to have been
resumed.
Tho enemy, however. is being held
back by French army acting in con-
junction with an English army ana a
Belgian army.
The armies of the allies surprised
the enemy and dsoVo back their ad-
vance dctaChmcnts The allies have
gunc beyond Malincs
The Belgian army came from
Antwerp
I'm Lorraine, after the counter at
tacks uf yesterday. the righ, of the
French forces Withdrew Co the river
Mortagnc, which Is a continuation ol
the huerthc. from Lunevillc to Nancy.
In Aisacc French troops rcpelled
number OF German attacks directed
against Colmur.
The rcpOr. of the rcCapturc of
Mueihausen oy the Germans Is with
out foundation. Moreover the the
ater ot operations in Alsaco Is bocom
ing of secondary importance"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
The WAR IN
The AIR

London. Aug. s5 tt;2s Il. MA
dispatch received rom Antwerp saNn
q German Zeppelin airship flew over
that city last nIsh.
London. Aug. O.. ,l:3O y. mD-'rhc
correspondent HI Antwerp of the
Evening News tc.,eraphs that zep-
pelln airship. which iew over AMT
werp nst night aBs Drought down by
holgian argllleg hre six miles outside
of Ap,werp. Tho rev of iiftccn men
We're taken pri-ou,Is.
This dispatch e., IDENTIFY refers to
the same alrshlp roportcd earlier In
the day from Antwerp IS having down
over the city lasi nisht.
Another dispat,l says this Zcppe-
lin. before ID was Drought 10 earth,
succeeded IN dropping seven or Cght
bombs into AntHrrp. one oi the
houses wrecked uy these missiles was
situated only 500 Yards from the pnl-
ace of Klng Albert Seven persons
were killed ANA s.N seriously injured
hy the explosion ronc other houses
were half demoasned by the falling
bombs
one bomb partly wrecked the hos
pital of "a. Elizabeth. hut fortunately
there we're no patients IN the bvildiRg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
FIRST DEFEAT ONIN "
INCIDENT. SAYS TlIE TIMES

LuNuoni Aug. 20 tl--ob %. m
"Ncsterda, was a day of bad news
and We fear more must follow. the
London Times says tndal Ia an odi-
toriat on the tall of Namur
In the Hist phase OF the great
battle the paper continues, the
Germans appear 10 have won ground
all along the line. save In the area
held ~ the British. We were pre-
pared for the ehb and flow OF con-
flict. but not for the fan of Namur.
I'VE have Go face this situation
with unzhskcn confidence. We have
So remember that the battle Is not
yet over. The Germans have not
set burst their way through tn
France, We have To- remember that
this is only the first great encounter
of a war which plainly is destined tn
be Ions one. For the allies Il Is
"a phase; Tor the Germans Il is vital.
They are dealing their blows with
tremendous Nigor bat the issue Ia
Belgium still hangs in the balance
In spit of the unfortunate events al
Namuf
Whatever he the upshot. Great
Britain and her allies viii face the
outlook with dogged determination
and continue the war until the spirit
of Prusslan miiltarism is rooted out
of Europe.
Time tights on the side uf ths
allies. With the Germans II is nech
or nothing hut the French and the
English have everything 10 gain by
waging a delaying war. While tbs
issue remains uncertain We MAG still
maintain the stouiest hope. should
lt go against us, We may rcmembel
that the allies have not, like the Ger
mans. staked all on their ilrst ven
ture our ultimate success IL Ger
fCoafinuaa o,, ysago ,r,voA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
NAMuR T0ETnIcATIONs WE'RE
rat FINEST ~ EUROPE

London. Aug 20 C3;52 y. M The
official war Information bureau sit, s.;
IT is announced that Namur has
fallen"
The above dispatch, as indicated,
was flied in London al 3.52 o'clock
Monday afternoon and received in
New York at G.tO o'clock this CTues-
dayl rnorning. lts transmission Was
probably delayed hy the censor
The Qualifications of Namur and
l.iege formed the finest examples Of
the work ol the famous Belgian
military engineer, General Henri
Alexis Brialmont. whose reputation
was worldwide
The defensive works 1f Namur
were not 30 strong a. those of Licge'
but the possession of the city was
much better Tor military purposes.
The forts are nine Ia number. the
four most important bcing 81 Herr
bert, Audoye suarlee and Cognelee
while the connecting forts of less
strength are Dave, Maizerct, Malon-
ne. Macheyoletie aud Emines.
All are protected by hardened steel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
,JOFFRE's GREAT ARMY
WRECKEpANDSCATTERED
Ten Thousand French Prison
} ers Taken at Single Point Of
Contact. English Forces
Unable to Stem the Tide.
London. Nug. 25.-rhc Brit,sh
casualties In Belgium. according
Co Rn snnouncemcnt this evening
ore estimated io number 1000.

Nashii gtun. Aug. 25.--A con-
man armic. toward Parts II prob
RiIc; tile ScmOis river. LongwY
aud thu greater part at ncigian-
Ircpsh irOnticr being in Gci niRn
hands. according tO u wireless
dispatch Io the Gcfma embassy
from H. iurvign Office. received
today Via seville, 4. I. Il says:
'Ii'c Gcrmnn truOps facing tie
IIcnsh troous defeated them la
bRttc iiom August ~ tu -.
Numerous cnsigns. more than I5O
guns and iu.000 prisoners have
been oauiWTcd. Lunc,i6lc lIns
bccn taken and the army OF Cen
'ral Jotirc II brokcn up and nu
mere capable of action. The Ger
man crown princes army has
,lsascd the French west of
L"ngMS. THE army of the Duke
oT Murtcnlburg. mar, hing through
IIe,sium. has 't"ascd the river
stntoi, complctely crushing the
adyant iug French atmN. Num'r-
Gus guna. cn-igas, prisoners and
se,ctEI generals were captured.
The Ccrmnn trOops HdNan,ing
west oT the river Mrusc toward
Aaubcugr defeated an English
cavalry brigade. The river Sc
mois. LOng~y and ilic grcHlcr
part OF the Bclgian-ircnch from
tier are Ia German lian'ls. \ con-
ccniric advance of all the German
army toward Paris II probable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
AUsTRINNS DRIVEN oIT
on sEgNINN TERRITORY

Nish scrya Via London. Aug 20.
80 g.. M scryHu troops rcoccu-
pied Sabac tshtntthl az o'clock
In the afternoon or Monday. August
-. according 10 an official announce
mont made to-day.
The Austusns have brcn thrown
back on the other bank of the river
save ana every uit of sernn terri
tory has now been cleared Of the
enemy.
The announcement adds that the
rctreuting Austrlans devastated SER
wan villages and massucrcd the IN
hnbitants.
Sabac is on the river save. o. miles
west OF belgrade.
tDlsEatchcs from Nlsh. dated Au-
gust ia, said Austrian troops had
succeeded in forcing AN entry into
sabac after heavy lighting all aions
the line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
ADEE REACHES LONDON
FROM RELIEF WORK
IN SCANDINAVIA

London. Aug. "a (si0 D. MI
Alvey A. Adee. the American assist
ant secretary OF state, has arrived In
London from the scandinavian pen
insula. Hc Will leave Liverpool to-
morrow on the steamer New York for
New York. while travelling In France
Nr. Adee was ordered by Secretary
Bryan 10 attend the Spit1hergen con-
ference at Christiana, which Is franz
ing government for 40 Mans Land.
Hcing In Chrisiiana, Mr. Adee assist b
ed Ia the relief ~ Americans strand
ed IN scandinavia aud was instru-
mental in sending more than SEQ Of
bis countrymen back home. lie be-
iieved there are about 1900 Ameri-
cans still in Norway and sweden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
ENGLISH NEwsPAPERS rIsE-
DICT GERMAN MARCH On PARIS


London. Aus. % C7.05 a. mD--lie-
yond the bare statement made late
yesterday afternoon that T. was an
nounced Nainur hud fallen. the Of
fetal war hurcau has issued nothing
On the subject " is not yet known
definitely here whether the fal re-
fcrs tp the town 81 the forts, or 10
both
Commenting on the loss OF the
Belgian stronghold the chronicle
SAYS
"Thc ucws today IL decidedly bad, %
adding that u the allie LOSSES have
been heavy We may yet see before
Ions the Germans match IN earnest
on Paris.
"Namur is q fortress Of great
strength which its defenders could
possibly hold several months We
do not imagine that Il WHs taken
by rush More probably "a breach
made elsewhere Boo the line ut the al
lies imposed on them the alternative
of leaving u large force Co be- invest
ed in NsmuT ur Withdrawing from
it altogether
THE blunt fact remains that in "a
really hrst class battle the French
troops occupying a secluded position
of singular strensth ~ driven out
ny the Germans after not more than
two days nghting. This speaks vol
umcs for the power of the German
attack
England ana Russia must stub
botnly resolve that come what may
Co France they VIII never surrender
tn Germany but viii stick 90 her aH
they stuck to Napoleon until they
pull her down. A. long 90 we hold
the sea We cannot ourselves be- vital
Is struck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-25
SEItVIANs no NNGE WAR
OF M Ql AFTER On VI STtiI 1

Paris. Aug 20 Nla London. no
p. m.-That Sertia D. preparing TO
wage q war of no quarter Go her en-
omics is Indicated ln note sent by
ScrYia o. the French government
protesting against the alleged order
from the hcadquartcrs of the Aus
trian army To- burn Soryian crops
and To fire serviun viliHgcs an along
the Austrian lire of march
This note sHys further that iu view
Of the Austrian crueltics 10 ScrNian
troops ID VIII be very difficult To- re-
strain the Serians from measures Of
revenge, and that the Scrsnn gov
crnmcrt finds itself constrained Ia
take an measures ot rcpriHal COM
patibie with international law
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lows.
"A telegram has been received
from Slr F.pris Nulcrs. the BRUSH
minister Go Bclsium which confirms
tho report th.t "a Zeppelin aiuhlp
passed over Antwerp Hst uisht and
droppcd s.R shrlpnel honus .utu th"
rity ono landed very near thc pai-
ucc hut happily .t did Ho inJuD to
tho inmates.
Much damage Was done to prop
elu aud twelve lives were lost
Tho mcssagr from Sir Francis de-
claTes that this ACT has Intensified
the Indignation which the brutality
OF the Germans has aroused.
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KAISER GIVES
THANKS FOR
VICTORY

Berlin, Aug. % eva Copen-
hagen and London, Aug 2E, aga
q. Emperor William has
, conferred the decoration of the
} Iron Cross of the ser1nd and nrst
, class on crown Prince Frederick Z
William and Duke Albretht ~
, Wurtcmburg lie has conferred I
also The Iron Cross decoration OF
, The second class on his son. 4
Prince pskar. I
His majesty has sent the fol- 4
lowing telegram a. the crown
princess: II thank thee with uli 4
my heart. dear child. rejoice
, with thee over the first victory
~ Wilhelm. God has been on 4
his side ana has mnst brilliantly I
supported him. TO him be +,
, thanks and honor. ! remit 10 {,
: Wilhelm the Iron cross of the 4
, second and nrst class.
, "psktr also fought brilliantly 4
with his rronadiers He has rc 4
, ccited the Iron Cruss Of the SEE 4
, ond class Repeat that 90 Ina 4
ana Marie. God protect and sue 4
, cor ny boys Also in the future 4
, God be- with thee and an wives. 4
(sisned) PAPA WILHELM. 4
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E,GIIsH DIpIOMNT CONFIRMS
HANOC WROUGHT BN ZEPPELIN

London. Aug. 20 ,5.tf 90. m.l The
official Information bureau haa made
un announcement confirming prcN-
GUS repurts Of the dr-truct.un
wrc sht Ia Antwerp by Zeppelin
nirship throwing bombs INTO the citA.
The bureaus announcement fol-
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The W AR
AT SEA
AUSTRIAN TRAMP STEAMER
STOPPED orr MEM NOltI,

Ncw York Aug 20. "a tramp
steamship believed Goo bc an Austrian
was held up shortly after % o.clurk
today hy a cruiser supposed tp be-
British, just outside New Yofk har.
hor. according Co observers at Fire
Island
Alter Hl linR a. for AN hour IA,
steamer proceeded on her way to
Now YORK Her mime and nation
nifty could not be- discorncd by up-
servers ashore. Tho BRUSH cruiser
turned about and headed east
A. the steamer PASSED Atlantic
Highlands observers said they made
her out to be the Ida OF the Austro-
American line