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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Nothing AnywhereLike
This Wonderful Old
Secret Blend

Look for the French Market Coffee and the picture
of old market that every package of French Market
Coffee the wonderful old blend with favor all
you be satisfied with imitation take the brand
like the law allows for both in and appearance of pack
age French Market Coffee constantly being initiated But
won't be Just good and it isn't just the same There only
FRENCH MARKET COFFEE.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
Rye Pardons Two.

Gov. Rye signed pardons for two
men May 6. One was L. L. Stone Of
Benton county, convicted of forgery.
He was sentenced for three years. 81
Ermon Smith, Upton county, con-
victed of voluntary manslaughter, was
the other. He had already served a
large part of his term and has been
out on parole for IA months.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
EpiscopaIs Want Health Certificates.

At the recent session of the Episco-
pal diocesan convention of Tennessee,
held at Columbia, resolution was
presented favoring the requirement of
a physicians certificate by a clergy
man before solemnizing the rite of
matrimony. "a
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14

Warous
American Woman
suffrage campagne through New this
will be mother Mrs Medil Mccormick
and Mrs Martha Kma Another will be Miss
bull terrier who rejoes the
picture
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14
French Market Coffee
The Wonderful Old Secret Blend

This wonderful old secret blend has flavor all its for
blend of the growhs of coffee roasted by special
in the specially built French Market Mills at New Orleans
Send 10 cents for IL cup sample and booklet
of the Story of French Market
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-05-14

Ignorance Is more apt to stimulate
argument than wisdom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
ARRITR NTION on DAMAGES
MAY RT ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON. sept. 2.-The American
position toward mothod of fixing
roparatior for lives aud property lost
in German submarine operations
such as the rnsitania ana the Arabic
hns not hccu finally determined. hut
there probably will be no opposition
To liking the amounts by arbitration.
An arbitration however. could
cover oul, the extent OF damages and
NOT the question of the principle That
uuarmed merchant ships must not be
sunk without warning. ana opportun-
it, for the escape of non-Combniants.
Berlin dispatches apparently ofii-
ciaUy inspired saying Count Won
Pcrnetorn. the German ambassador
hna Wide discretionary powers "a
speak for his government In the fnn'
negotiations over submarine warfare
have caused n large measure of graf
incauon among Americans officials
! who have had many evidences of th'
nmbossndora r0nrls Go nrevcnt
| break hctwoon Germany ana m,
/ United states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
THREE MORE BANDITS
KILLED NEAR BROWNsvIiI.E

brownsville. Tex. Sept. 3.-Three
of the Mexican bandits operating just
north Of Brownsville we're killed last
night By county officers NJ Los Cunt-
ros. Iive miles east 81 Barreda sta
ton. fourteen miles north Of Browns
vile, according to Information receiv-
ed here today.
IN addition 70 the Mexicnns killed
last night, u IA said Mexlcan wo-
man. deserted b. her husband when
the Mexican outlaws appeared at
their home north ef here last night.
WAS accidentally killed BY United
I States soldiers when she approached
them In the darkness In search Of
/ protection.
Quick retribution apparently is be-
Ing meted out 70 the hand which.
early Yesterday burned trestle
north of brownsville ana murdered
two Americans. Earl Donaldson and
J. $. smith. The Americans were tor.
tured before finally Killed.
At Fort Brown IL was stated today
Infantry and cavalry would remhir
In the field until tho bandits are cap
tured or killed
The body of Earl Donaidaon hal
been prepared FOR shipment 10 nj
!. former home In MONTGOMERY. Mo, 70
burial Smith viii be buried az sal
Bealto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
0bregon and Others Invest
100000 in Arms for Ship
ment to Northern States, De-
claring No Embargo Exists.
THOUSANDS PRESENT AT
BURIAL OF BANDITS
Army Chiefs Forced to Weak
en- Philippine Force in Order
to Maintain Border Guard
at Required Strength.

los Angeles. Cal. Sept a.--colonei
J J. obrcgon. brother OF General AL
varo Obreeon. the Carrnnna military
chief; Arturo 0on2aies. and NUM-
Der OF other prominent Mexicnna
were here today to purchnae 500 0o0
worth Of arms and nmmuniflon for
the use of Carranza forces now oyer
ating IN the Ctates Of slnaloa and
Sonora The Mexicnn officials say
they have been Informed that no en-
barge exists upon the exportation of
arms and ammunition 10 Mexico and
tho new purchases viii be taken south
with consignment, consisting OF
several hundred thousand rounds %
cartridges and fifty-fonr csses 81
rifles. was held up AZ san Pedro har-
Dor BY United States customs author
tiles several weeks aeo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

London. sept Gl.5O q. M The
evacuation ot Grodno is under way
PttruRrad admits officially that Rus
sian forces are being Withdrawn from
iho right bank or the Nicm,n it
has been o,idont lor s"uic time shat
GRAND Duke Nicholas had uu int"u-
tion uf alowinH number of men
.ufncient 90 mnintoin % long defense
Co be- pouucd up iu luN fortress wltiD u
could bc Invested.
Along the Guhciau border General
Itunoif continue Goo retire bat not
without iufli,tns h,ay, LOSSES ou tua
Austrp-Gcrman forces which huNr
been shukcu several tmca hy ,igutnu
countcf-lttaclls 10 the ,vutet and
the ,Xtrcmy north the Germans are
making little progress Tho Russians
claim further local success near wilma
The great artillery duels continue
along large part of the western
front held bN the French. The uiu-
mate purpose of this activity H still
obscure.
The British press b. not rrCulS
pl,,sod 40 the reception hy tho Unit.
ed sutca of Germany promise &,
modify her submarine campaign. II
complains that % promise which doe.
mot include protection Tor merchant.
men is inadequate.
Negotiations between Turkey an,
Hulsarn concerning railroad Concef
suns tu the latter are again undcl
way u is not expected in quarter
favorable tu the entente allies thu
they will prufc successful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
Foreign Money Values Rocket
skyward Under Impetus of
Report of Pending Huge
Loan Arrangement.
FLUCTUATIONS MOST
SPECTACULAR KNOWN
From Low Record to High Elk.
change Values Keep Inter
national Bankers Guessing
Through Strenuous Day.

New York, sept. 3.-lt was report
ed In Wall street today that Great
Britain had obtained preliminary
credit loan In the United states to
tide over pressing obligations and
stem the downward trend OF sterling
exchange until mammoth credit
loan can be fioated here.
international banking houses here
refused To discuss the report
In the gossip OF the street the
amount of this preliminary loan was
estimated al from $4,000. 600 TO
SlO0. 600. and was based on collat-
cral OF American securities brought
here IN two recent shipments OF gold
ana securities from Halifax to Eng
lands account and further shipments
OF securities said To have reached here
on the steamers Adriatic aud ST. Paul
which arrived yesterday.
The report was circulated In tho
/ face of violent upward trend uf ex-
change rates. sterling having opened
nt quotations from ~ to ia cents
above yesterdays CLOSING The estab-
! llshment of preliminary loan OF this
character. Intended as makeshift "a
! stabilize rates temporarily. wns be-
7 iicvcd generally to have been the
| cause pr the unprecedented fiuctua.
tions toward higher values.
Foreign money values scared IRON
low to high ana back again IN fran
tic and crratic fashion All ballas
was thrown overheard at the oponinl
of the market and values under th'
leadership of sterling shot swiftly up
ward for an extreme rise Of ten cent
over last nights quotations within
an hour they had settled. with man.
falls and rebounds 90 within tw'
cents of yesterdays close.
In their spectacular flights valuel
held only 10 general sense of direc
tinn upward.
Opening quotations on sterling were
IAN the way from St50 tp {i.15, th'
Halter figure being quoted In only un'
, Instance Al ft72 b. was Reported
there were several transactions. Th'
, next quotation to appear on the tick
crs WAS sass. a drop within ten min
utes of four cents. The market lnnl
. ly reacted Go siG5 ana there SCENE,
p fairly stationary
u market where sensations hayi
, succeeded one another daily, no sucl
! startling variations of valuations ha,
! ever been recorded before as that %
today.
shortly before noon sterling wa
3 quoted al tAGi The market WA
, then easy. Francs were quoted a
! S5.9l. gain OF cents over night
rrlchsmarks at S07sc. az against las
nights close of SUAc and lircs a
sGlG, loss OF cent from yoster
, day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
| 900 Christians
Killed in Urumrah
IN FiUe Months
In Period of Turkish 0ocupa-
tion 1000 Others Died of
Disease, Says Letter to
Presbyterian Mission Board.

IBy Evening Herald Leased wirel
New YORK., sept 3.-At least
LOCO Christians were Killed. ana
about 1000 otrc rcrs died of disease
in Drumiah. Persia. during ihe
nyr mouth of Turkish ocoupa-
tuu, according 90 lcttor rccciv-
cd by d. T.. Caldwell. American
minister at Tchcrnn. from In
william 4. Shodd OF trumiah,
and made public here today by
th, Pre-. aylcrian board of for
cign missions.
Tor shcdd stated that his figures
were L1Fsd ON careful Investigation
and record. there having been $500
christian huri1ls alone in the cjs Of
Urwmlab. and the American Oollcg,
compound lie said that nefore The
Russians left Irumilh on January .
thorC were between 1000 and On. 0Oi
Christians in tho city and surround
ing Villages. within q few days aftoi
january D. between 5000 and 9.oOl
lott tNc country.
OF the G.tOO Christian families 10
tho district pr Shcdd said that al
hut 900 were robbed of an thpi
posscfslons ana nearly an suforc,
somc loss He said tho total loss o.
Chrtiaur had heen estimated al 81.
500 GOO ANA added that the prcshy
t,rian mission sustained loss %
Sl0.OuO during ono attack Consider
able moro than q hundred ChrlstHl
girls turned moslemr durinf the TurN
ish occupation the writer said ID
hope of escaping violence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

Warrington. Sept. 3-Thc uaHed
states will make uo further efforts to
bring about peace In Europe until IL
has received information that lis good
Onicc1 VIII be welcomed by both sides
IN tho conflict. This WIS stated au-
thoritutiyelv here I'm ON ial discus
slows of tho message from Pope Rem
cdict. delivered to President Wilson
Yesterday hy Cardinal. Gibbons.
From the fact that the vatican Is
In close touch with Austria the con-
struction placed by officials on the
Popc's mcssagc ls that the Germanic
powers would be- willing To discuss
peace nt tins time.
n was stated oy thoac In closest
touch with the administration that
similar word win have to hc received
from Gre1t britain and her allies he
fore tho president VIII make any
further move
President Wilson mas made Il clcai
several times that his original onoi
Of services to bring about peace stll
stands and that he viii do everything
possible to further tho movement. ~,
T1ltcd states however. will do moth
inr rkoiy Co ond1nrcr its position n'
friend to an bclligorcnts, it wa'
snid authortntiycly
Tho popc's message will not h,
mad" public hy this government. al
though there will hc no objection q
| Cardinal GIBBONS gives 70 out E1ouEl
NJ. tho contents of tho message q
known, however. To riEe basis FOR In
| dicating that Austria. Germany an'
! Turkey are not adverse to discussini
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
Widow Of Dr. Moh,
Sobbingly Denies
Charge Of Murder
Loses Composure for First
Time When Asked for State
ment; Admits to Police Life
With Mohr Was Unhappy.

Providence, u. L.. sept a.--Amid
the preparations for the funcrat OF
hcr husband. of whore death she n
accused. Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany Blair
Mohr today lost her composurc for
the lrst time since suspicion fell mp
on her. She had attempted n formal
Interview but Il wae soon Interrupted
with sohs and ended In an outhurst
OF weeping.
The funeral OF Dr. Mohr. which was
hoidtoday, was arranged IN an its de-
tails BY the widow who. following her
arrest, was released on bail
She today reiterated her dcclara-
tions of Innocence and insisted that
tho story OF the three negroes that
she had hired them TO dispose OF her
husband was concocted after their
plot To rob Dr. Mohr had resulted In
his murder.
"But ! am innocent and ! have
7othing TO fcnr.' she said sobblngly
The story told by those negroes y
ridiculous There ~ no qestion but
that the story they frft told of theii
plan to rob the doctor was the real
motive for the shooting.
with my attorney. Mn Cushing.
, am making all the arrnngements FOL
the funeral services OF Dr. Mohr 10.
, day. J shah attend the funeral with
my two children"
Here Mrs Mohr broke down com.
pletely and her caller withdrew.
Though this was her formal state
mcnt for tho press Il was learned
that tho accused woman had told the
police that her life with Mohr had
been most unhappy. that he taunted
her ana made her witness his atten-
TONS to other women. II was IN one
Of my jealous moods'' that she wrote
the letter threatening Miss Emily q
, Burger. she said.
According 90 the officers she also
! admitted thet she had talked with the
doctors chauffeur. George W. Heals
7 and C. Victor Brown. who was for
merly employed as hostler by the
physician. but said that she had
sought from them Ito iind out whai
the doctor was doing Brown anf
Heaiis, With Henry Spelimnn. are al
legged Rccomplires of Mrs. Mohr wh'
wnr involved ny their confessions.
Ny llfe In recent years" she toi
CHIEF Inspector O'Nelll, has bee
anything but happy lie used I
tauut me terribly ny lcttins me knol
IN one way or another that he wet
around with other women. He woul
get some young woman ans take hs
horseback riding and ride part m
house 20 that ! could see him. u
faun'Hd these other women right
my face"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
Colorado's Grief Ouer
Prohibition Status
Begins
Attorney General Will Ask Su-
preme Court TO Enjoin Off
cials From Granting Saloon
Licenses Beyond January /.

Denver. sept. 3.--The state supreme
court will be asked 10 take original
Jurisdiction IN action seeking to en-
join officials of the city and county
of Denver from granting saloon IL
ccnses extending beyond January l.
1915. Il was announced today by Fred
Farr0r. attorney general
Colorado's statewide prohibition
constitutional amendment becomes ef-
fective on that date city and count,
officials of Denver will Join In the re-.
quest.
The attorney general viii base hl.
request on the ground that every
phase OF the Prohibition situation
presents constitutional questions and
chaos and disorder viii prevail AN
less there II q speedy decision by ths
supreme court.
The course announced by the at
torney general WAS decided upon hA
direction OF Governor Carlson,
John D. Ramer, secretary Of state
recently refused 90 accept a petition
seeking 60 refer 10 the voters ia No
vember. 1915, the statutory provision
enacted by the legislature for the en-
forroment OF statewide prohibition
Action iu the district court resulte'
ln approval Of Ramer's stand aud th
ease was appealed 90 the state sn
prcme court
The Denver city chorter provide
that no saloon licenses shall Pc grant
ed for less than six months Consid
cradle difficulty has arisen IN handlin
applications for renewals OF saiho
licenses since July !, as under IN
charter provision they would eSten
beyond January 1. the date prohih
tiun becomes effective
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
AMERICAN OWNED BRITISH
~ MBiiR SHIP SINK

san Frnncisrn. sept Tho prit-
.eh ship WlUw H. Lewis. owned by
Hind, Rolph aHd compnny Of San
Francisco uaf nrod ON and Is Thought
to have been sunk today on Queens
town hy submarine, according 90 p
0nhlosram received hero to-day hy the
marine department of the ch1mhcr
of commerce she sailed from EVER
iu, Wash, Mn"rh 20 for Shecrnefs,
Eng, with wrgn of lumber
James Rolph Ir. mayor of san
Francisco. is momhor OF Hind. Rolph
ana company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
1--WE MILLION READY
FOR NEW CHINESE
AMERICAN SHIP LINE

san Francisco. sept Annuunt O.
mont that all uf the 33.ooo,uou has
been subscribed nud half % million nl-
ready sct aside subject tu Instant cnll
toward the financing oi the proposed
new chinese American trauf-iacitic
steamship company was Wudr here
tod1y ou authority .oi John b. McNuh
attorney for the Chinese Sis Compn-
MICS.
Since the arrival here Mnn"ay nt
Dr. wellington Koo. Chmus first
minister to Mexico who announced
that contracts for the financing of
the line had been signed. those I'M
torostrd mere have been working
quietly but rapidly toward puitns IA,
bis project INTO actuul operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
Washington, in Official State
ment, Declares NO Peace
Effort Can Be Made on Any
Other Ground.
LONDON DENIES ANY
BRITISH PEACE MOVE
Enough of Pope's Message Is
Known to Indicate Germany
and Her Allies Not Averse to
Discussing Peace.

lBy Evcning Herald Leased Wircl
london. sept. 3. tG;OO D. M -
In high official circles here Il l.
lcarISzl aulhotitatiVcly that re-
cent rumors of peace have no
foundation la any form taken hi
the British gOycrnncm or IN any
statement issued mere from au-
thOri,atiyc sources.
No membcr~ of the government
would allow hlm-cll 10 be- quoted
In discussion of the peace ru-
mcfs. which recently hryc gained
Wide circulation. The Associated
Pres. However. was authorized
a. make public the furcguing e.
plICit denial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

washington. Sept Publication
" President Wilson's letters 10 Sec
rctnries Garrison and Daniels calling
upo1 them To prepare for him definite
programmes for strengthening tho
army and navy brought the question
of national defense tn tho forefront
again today. The president VIII
NIT tho proposals. together with rec
concentrations. to congress at its
Forthcoming session.
Another angle To the question oi
NATIONAL defense is the announce
ment by Acting Secretary Roosevelt
Of the navy department Of plans foi
building up an adepunte national nav
nj reserve In addition TO tho cxistinr
state militia and the regular reserve
created hv tho last congress through
mobilization Of yach'smcn and power
boat owners and their craft with The
navy reserve ships in traininl
squadron.
Pursuant to tho request OF the i've
socretarica that have anout finished
their reports they viii shortly be lai'
1 before the president after which h'
viii confer with the heads of the con
grcegiounl military ana naval anair
] tNnlHllilffNt
Pro sidcut Wilson today received Z
! telegram from tho American Dcfcns
/ socioty commouding aud pledgini
| support to his plans
tneuirlea have be"H addressed 10
/ the navy department to manufactur
| ore. % vus announced today az 90 IN
available output Of materials needc,
/ bv tho navy In time or war The on
oial statement SAYS Il is purely rou
! tilc step
Tho n0uir~ is directed mainiy {
ns. crtgiriug the available supply n
structural material for ship buildin
ard for ships stores Listing avail
able merchant vessels for coiliors an
supply ships has also beea undertaken
ThA statement says the Information
required In tho development Of cam
p0ign plans under consideration M th
wnr college and which IL is eXpecto
will take months ANA even years q
fully mature Replies To the inquif
les ',tll be hold ,oandeutlal.
Tho scope of the Investigation
hruadrcaohing from war munitions Z
available transportation lines al se
OF ashore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
Today!s War
Summary

Grodnn, last of the isusslnn
stronginlds in Poland has lccn
tnpiurcd hy the Gcrmnus.
The tall of tho outer iorts of
Clrodno was reported yesterday.
4 pa~ age of the NIcncn WIS
forced by Held Marshal Won HIN
denhurg's truopl aud the DER
mans fought the il,s-ians back
Ihtouah the sircctz of the city.
tho nnfcinl announ, cmcnt from
Iscrlin says.
\ di patch from sofia through
Pcrlln reports the siutins of
British transport whi, struck
mine nj the cntrrncc of the OAR
danr'ica with the loss of more
tbnn { SEQ men.
The date of the disnstcr rcport-
cd from sofia h lntiSlng aud IL Il
mncrr.nIn whether the dirpatch
refers Ia the sinking of the Royal
Edward in iihc Acgcan sea on Aug
ut ~ with more thnn I.5O0 men
aboard of whom about 600 were
saved, or to the loss of another
British transport
The surrounding ~ impOrtant
PARTS oT the Turkish force ON
the Gallipoli pcuinsula ~ troops
of tho entente allies j. rcportcd In
ndVlsca from Ail'cns to Paris
rcws rgcncy. The surrender or
tha surrounded troop. l. said Ia
tc imminent.
On the western front there has
hcrn u continuation of the not
ni'c artiIlcrv rCii,lty on the part
~ the French tlat has hccn IN
evidence of late.
Tie Urlti-h tc1mcr I,0umaiuc,
t.G3s-tnu Vcssoi hrs hccn sunk.
presumably hN q German tufprdo.
Her crew was .iVcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
GODOWsKY. FAMOUS
PIANIST. MISSING
WIFE GROWS ANXIOUS

Ncw York sept 3.-P Police today
rout uut general alarm FOR Leopold
Godowssy % wen known pianist who
has b,ou missing fro mhls home az
Avon. S.. d.. since Wednesday. The
pmuistF wife t1ld the police hor hus-
hnrd was lssi seen in barber shop
ia thIs yitt. Al ttat time he had
more than it 600 In cash and several
huqdred dollars worth of lewelry with
him Mrs Godowsky snid her hus
band wos in "a nervous condition,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
AMERICANS AT ENCTNAL
PREPARE FOR TROUBLE

Laredo. Tex. Sept. s.--Americans
81 Encinal. Texas. forty mileF north
REPORTS that band OF Mexicans are
In that vicinity and have Threatened
10 attack the town. 4 considerable
movement of stranee Mexicans alnne
country roads In Webb county was
reported last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
FIVE MURDFRERs
PAY PENALTY IN
SIXTY-FIVE MINUTES

OsrnnIug. y. v. sept q Five
murdcrcrs were nut 20 death in the
electric chair at Sing Sing prisoe TO-
day inside OF 65 minutes. The men
in the order of their execution were
Antonio saiemmc of Rochester coun-
a.. Pnsqualc Vcndltti of New York.
Louis NJ. Roach of puiatine Bridge.
Thomas Tnrpey aud William Perry of
New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

The capture of tssodnp Icy the
Grrtuans mark tho gall OF the
twciith fufttc-~ under TCutuuic
nttn'h- an tho eastern war front
within muiith, beginning with
The tall or Warsaw un Au.u-t -.
Gradno Nns regarded a. a.
powerful link In the Bu.-inn de
lcnsc~ against invasion. II Hes
only about nfty milr~ from tile
German border ON the trunh raii-
way lime running from rrtrograd
through wilma to Warsaw. The
,itS of Giudnu hns population
at abOut 10000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03

New York sept a.-Announcemcnt
of the adoption of an eight hour day
ny tho standard pil company OF New
Fors' was mnde here TODAY ON be-
half of tho board of directors Of that
concern. Twenty -0vc thousand work
ors wore nid to be affected. by tho
order which would become effective
September l3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-03
BERLIN CLAIMS GAIN
IN RIGA GAMI'AfGN y

Berlin. Sept 9 Cia London $50
D. ml Tho German troops which are
advancing on the important Russian
port of riga ON the Baltic have made
70 further consequential gam on
,lal announcement was made here toe
day of captured position northeast
of FrodrichsDdt which b. about 60
miles from RIGA.