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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-06-16

Whilst making his usual daily in
hpection OF the stables the colonel no.
Heed Private Jones giving his horse a
piece OF lump sugar.
II am very pleased to see you max
ing much OF your horse. Private
Jones'" he said; at shows that you
regard him with the :rue spirit, and l
will not forget you for f."
Private Jones waited until his COM
manding officer was out OF earshot.
and then turned to his neighbor.
81 wasn't making much OF him" be
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-06-16

II you are married you will have
Just as much time as If you were sin
CLEFT you know how to find it. Your
wife will give you plenty of time wait
ing for her. Don't fret and fume dur.
ing this interim-read l have known
men to pick up a liberal education
reading while waiting for their wives
to go out.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-06-16

Millionaire-A fit husband for my
daughter? Why in the first place, she
Is half head taller than you'll
Suitor-Well, sir, | don't expect to
be SO short after am married.-Bul-
letin (Sydney).
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-06-16

said. The blighter threw me off this
morning, and I'm trying to give him
the blinkin' toothache"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
CRY on VII.NNIS
NOW HEING ATTACKED

potrugrad, Aus rs. tNta London,
3:iG p. mJ--Gcrman acroplnnes are
pcrsistontly bompardllg the city "f
wilma about nfty miles east uf kovnu.
The possibility of the capture of wilma
b. Germans is forcsocn tn pctrograd
and operations preliminary 10 It's
evacuation are la progress,
Of factories and of banks. together
ordered the removal of the equipment
Factories and of banks, together
with supplies Of metals. including
church bells. leather ana evcrythinE
else which might hr useful ." th" IN
yadcrs. Horses and iNestocR are hc-
1 ing taken away
Preparations for the evacuation "l
/ Bialystok continue The town is IN
darkness "a MIGHT ON account Of at
/ ttcks hy German uIr craft
Reports rcnchinr here from Poland
nre ihpi Russinus WIN remained in
/ Warsaw after its capture have bee"
removed 60 the interior. "i d"rman>
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
NEW CABINET TO BE
FORMED IN GREECE
An Elcninr Il,rnld I.en.ed WIrel

London, Aug IS. G3;fS y. mi
Ex-Prcmler I1lcutherios Vonizelos to-
day notified King Constantine OF his
readiness to form new Grccian cab
inrt IN succession tO the gOunnris
ministry which resigned al the open
ing of the Grecinn parliament yester'
day according To- u dispatch 10 the
Central news agency from Athens.
~-~~e~~~~~a-e-~~S~~-e-~ ~-e-~e4~~~~~~~es~1N~
actly what will be done Immediately.
u is believed much will depend upon
the findings Of the cobb county cora
ner's jury which adjourned To- meet
Tuesday after having q short session
yesterday. The governor had not De
cided when he reached his office
whether reward would be offered
Tor the apprehension OF members ui
the lynching party.
=. l.. Raincy "A member ~ the state
prison commission, arrived her, today
from MiuedgeVille. with other mem
bers Of the commission he was a,t the
prison farm when Frank was taken
gWay Like r. r.. Davidson. chair
man Of the commission, he is of the
opinion that nothing would bc gained
cdgelillo early today for Atlantis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
COTTON CROP DAMAGE
ESTIMATED At MILLION

Austin. Tex. Aug. is.--According
10 the Houston Post story ~ condl-
tions nj Texas city, based an an In
terview with Il. " Rhodes. who
brought the Texas City appeal for aid
10 Houston the bodies - eight wo-
men wefe FOUND washed ashore "a
Texas city Tuesday These bodies
are supposed 80 have come from Gall
vofton. In 1900 many bodies from
Galveston were washed np az Texas
city
Damage which VIII run Into mill
lions Of dollars has been done 10 the
cotton orop In Texas by the storms
of Monday and Tuesday. Reports
from towns IN central Texas say that
cotton open IN the hollis was blown
out of the DOLLS and was beaten 10
the ground by the heavy rains
II is estimated that hfty per cent
Of an the cotton In this section was
ope1 and that from one-fourth 20
one-hllf of the open cotton was lost
on this calculation lhe damage viii
be from is 10 25 per cent of the en-
tire cotton crop OF central Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
Russians Unable to Reorgan-
ize Sufficiently to Check
Vigorous Advance Into
Coveted Territory.
STRONG RESISTANCE
PROVES UNAVAILING
More Than -Four Hundred
Cannon and Large Supplies
of War Material Taken by
Victorious Armies.

InN HHfNNWN AiNNANN FN"'A " WNlNI
London AuE. tS. tt:5G q. MI
The IAN of the Ruseion fort OF Koyno
makes the situation In Tho eastern
thcnter of the war critical The RUS
sian armIcr apparently have not been
able Co rcorganize sufficiently to
check tho strong Austro-Gcrmln ad-
vance against the outer dcfenses To
tho Pctrograd provinces.
The armies of the central powers
show NO disposition 90 relax pressure
on the eastern front. nor are they
likely 10 do 500 un,il they have tried
once more 20 separate tho Russian
northern ana southern armies and
capture Hrcst-Ltovsk
Ncvs from the Turkish sources that
the now landing pnrty ON Tho Gnlii-
poll peninsula. near Sulva has been
,ngapcd heavily. is confirmed In an
official report to-day from General Sir
Ian Hamilton tho Pritish commander
at the nardanellcs frurt stating that
the British lof had won I've hundred
yards 90 ground. including % Turkish
trench. sir Ian alsu reported the re-
pulse of determined Turkish attacks
against the Austraiian position.
Little change Is reported in the
diplomatic situation bon tho near east
Former premier Veurelos OF Greece
who arkod for four days Ia which to
study conditions before deciding
whether tn form now cabinet if hc-
[ licvpu 10 have arrived ~ an under
standing with King Constantine hui
I 30 is not considered probable chat the
result will oc the oJrly entry ul
/ Greece into tho war uu tho side uf th'
entente allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
People of United States OBJ
tanned Ideas of Guilt or Tn
nocence from Subsidized
Press, He Declares.
WARNS SLATON NOT
TO GO TO GEORGIA
Advises Former Governor,
Who COMMITTED Sentence of
Death, to Remain Away
from State Indefinitely.

san Francisco. Aug is. :.
Woodward. amayor uf Atlanta, Ga.
who is visiting this city n IN record
today uE declaring that Leo n Frank.
who was lynchod Monday ni~ht. ut-
ferod the just penalty lur aa uu-
speakablC crime. The Atlanta m.Nor
Jt tho same time warned .u,m,r Gov
cruor John NJ. SlStuu not g. r,turn Co.
Georgia
Mayor Woodward made hie dsrllrl-
ton at banquet of the california
state uesessors' association aud their
families last Eirht
lu the speech. Mr. Woodward SAID
"i am going 90 take occasion too
night tu tell of the events that nav.
put Georgia ON The map n very uu-
desirable light am going tu en-
de1vur to set you riEht pcopi,
throughout tho United States hat,
obtained their idens of the Frank "as,
from % poisoned and subsidized pres
and press reports.
common doccucy prevents me
from toilin2 YOU the revolving truths
at the murder of Mary phagan d
wish YOU an know the truths ns ]
know them know them for ! have
been with this case over since %
started. and / have read every lin
Of evidence that was introduced.
everything that has transpired know
and ! know thnt there is NOT mrU-
her ot the jury that tried leo NJ
Frank who. from the time 30 rendered
tho verdict Co this day has any idea
that hc would change his decision %
put tu the test sgaiu.
There were only two people IW-
pllcatcd in the death of Mary rhuEan.
I know the negro did not commit thr
deed und ann positive thui 90 per cent
ot the people oi Georgia orc convinced
iHat the man buched Monday nishl
committed tho deed, and they are "n
th, uruuud ana ought tu know.
- know Jack Slltnu. have known
him tor thirty years. ever since ne
wns % young man I have been friend-
with him AMI while I hate tu say ii
/ would not udyis, INN to return tu
Georgia Tor ycaTH-If ever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
FRENCH USE BOMBS
IN SPIRITED ATTACKS

Par.s. Az. Is. C2-30 y. m) The
French war office this afternoon gave
ont statement ON the progress OIL
ohstil,tics ns follows;
Last night passed In relative quiet
along the greater part oi the front.
There WINS fighting with bombs
yesterday and hand grenades In the
Argunne az c-Chcyauchce. at
Funtainc-Aux-C -Charmes. and In tn
forest of Cheppy our bumhardmcnt
yesterday OF the German positions
near the LinFe destroyed two heavy
batteries and caused the explosion ol
several dcpots of ammunition.
"On the crest of the S0udernacht
two fresh and violent counter attacks
during the night against the position
taken by us yesterday were complete
Is repulsed. aud We made about my
prisoners"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
MORE MARINES ARE
LANDED IN HAITI

Cape Haltien, Aug. iS.--Another
detachment of American marines has
been landed from the warahlps Oft
this port.
The rebels have refused 10 diHarm
ana In some sections have expressed
IS desire Ia fieht the Americans.
The people Of Cape iIgiiien are
greatly excited. though no outbreak
~ any Kind has taken place up TO tn,
present
~ 1~~.o.-0>~~~~~S~~
high) and the Vcdretta di Dampo,
climbed the snow capped summit of
Turokctt Spits G0.5O0 feeD and sur
prlsed groups Of the enemy. u then
proceeded 20 Ilinter Madatasch Splits
CO.40O feeD, occupied by a detaCh-
ment of the enemy, which they at
tackled and dispersed aud rolidly oc-
cupied the summit.
''Iu the Monte Nero section we cap-
tured several of the enemy's trenches
In the nciRhborhood of the Vislo
peak.
I'm the Tolmino zone our brilliant
offensive operated against tho hills OF
Santa Maria and santa Lucia, com
manding positions situated Co the right
of isonzo. Tine enemy suffered with
heavy losses We captured seven Of
ncers ana 5i7 men. four machine
guns and great quantity Of ammuni-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
HOUSTON PROPERTY LOSS
WILL TOTAL. MILLIONS

Houston. Tex. Aug. ~. (By mail
to Dallas. Aug. Though only
one person. negro. host his life,
Houston has sustained loss estimal-
ed at from two 20 I've million dollars
IN the worst tropical storm IN the his
tory Of the Texas coast Not sin
sic business house. not a single res-
idence, escaped damage and az t.5o
p'-iock ttis morning when the storm
reached It's height. the barometer fell
to 2s.21, the third lowest reading in
the history of the weather bureau. Al
that tsme wind pulls attained the ter
riic velocity of 80 miles an honr.
Five thousand refugees from dai-
weston are In Houston, having e0lae
on special trains Monday after storm
warnings ht,d been issued. u
thought hers that GalveAson's sea
wali and causcway acted AS onnefa
and prevented. AT any rate. "A whole
sale destruction Of human life, NSis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
Today!S War
Summary

Ten persons were killed hnd
thirty-siN injured Ia Icppclin
raid over the castdrn tuuutits Of
England lurt night, IN wiii' h the
nut, kirt- u London were rcai'hcd
III, uili, ini statement regarding
the air raid ~nNs one ICpprliu b.
believed t. have bcen hit. THE
damage tu property i~ not im-
IiOrtant. II l. declared.
Capture ui two additional forts
at NovogoorgieNsk, with twenty
cannon aud 600 prisoners, l. re-
ported bS Berlin, which also de-
dare. that Held Marshal won
Ma kcnscn. on the south mont,
has driven the I,H--ians across
the hug aisd into the outer posi-
lions OI the fortress Of iirest-
Lit1Nsk.
ont the wcS,Crn front Ia the
No~gcS GcrtIau attacks IN French
positions on the crest of the suu-
durna,h were rcpulsed, Paris re-
ports. The ofltial statement
from Ieiiin dc, ,lare- that the
Frcnch were driven back ut som
dcrnach. onl, q small and conn
pIctcly demolished trench section
remaining ~ their hands.
The Br!tish steamer IionnN, the
spanish steamer I~idoro. the Nor
wcgian steamer, i;omuin~ aud
Mineral and u truWlcr have been
sunk. presumably bN GcIp,an ~ub-
ntatncs. only part Of tee crews
Of the IioInN und l-iduru are HC-
counted Tor Tho.c of the other
two Vc.~oi~ were saved.
kONnO, the strong Russian
fortress on the Nicmcn, Ht which
the armies of Field Marshal Won
IInHicnburI have been pounding
heavily simc the tall uf Warsaw,
has been captured Ly the Ger
mans.
Iitilin unuoun, rd tbs ialsing at
kuNnu, together wirh lOnr hun
drcd cannon aud quantities of
war material, "in spite at the mos;
tenacious rc>i,tnn,c' by the Rus
slams. German troops look pos
session oT the fortress las
night.
Military observers are ques-
tloning whether the i,ussians
with kuNno la GCrmnn hands,
viii he able to hold the lircSt-
IitONsk line ur defense Ia the gen
crul direction uf which Grand
Duke Nicholas armies have been
failing back since Warsaw was
taken. \ Tcutonir adVanrc un
Pctrugrnd Also II being di.cI~s,',i
In Russia aud England ~ n pos
sibilltN.
Italian mounted troops, Rome
announces, IN squads joined bN
topc-. crossed high mountain pas
seS ana clinlcd nnd occupied
Turuhctt ~pit- and iIintcr Mad.
atascli splits, ch b about i0.50t
feet high.
Italian advances rrc claimed IL
upper l,icnl IN the M0ntc Ncrs
section nnd in the Tolmiuo zone
Ia the last named section, aC
cnr,ing to the otitcini ~tatcmcn
infantry attacks resulted IN tl'
capture uf a line uf strong ca
uen, ,hmcnt~ on the Santa Marii
and Santa Lucia heights.
News agency ud,icc- irnm Aih
CiA through I.ondOn state tia
former Premier Ncuilclu~ hh~ uo
tilicd King Constantine nT hi
rcadinr~~ Ia form u new GrcCial
cabinet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
STORM PASSED THROUGH
HOUSTON TUESDAY MORNING

Washington. Aug. is,-The weather
bureau issued this bulletin:
Reports from southwest Texas are
siill missing. but report twenty
four hours old. from Houston. Via
Taylor. Texas. states that the storm
center apparently passed south ~
Houston early Tuesday morning.
The lowest barometer reading AZ
Houston WAS 2s.2t inches ns 5;30
q m. and the highest wind velocity
eighty miles an hour from the north
east The total rainfall IN twenty -four
hours WIS 7;1s inches. The damage
was enormous. Neithcr wires nor
trains have ted out of Galveston since
Monday evening"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
~ TURKISH
TERRITORY ARE DETAINED

Rome. Aug. a. tNia Paris Aug.
Is. 1880 @. M Turkey. according to'
r. bucharest dispatch to the Giornale
d'Iialin. has recalled permission for
the departure of Italians. large
number of whom including 700 re-
scrvistr are awaiting TO sail az Jaffa.
Hcirut. Messinn. AloXandretta and
Smyrna.
from reliable private source that
Turkey is continuing To send arma,
money and prnclamations TO Lihih
with the object Of provoking native
rebellion AGAINST Turkey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
Ten Persons Killed and Thir-
ty-six Injured In Night At
tack; Damage to Property
Nominal.
FOUR DIRIGIBLES DO
THE BOMB DROPPING
Fly from Islands Off Neither
lands Coast to England and
Mysteriously Disappear In
Darkness.

London, Aug lN. t3 U3 p. ml
The out stirta oI London wcT, raided
last night by Zrppelns. Ten persons
verr KILLED. pnr Zcppvuu is believed
tu have been hit Tho damage tu
property was not important
ThrtN-siN persons were injured.
Tho uir raid was over thc eastern
counties sf England
4 Central news dispatch :rum AW-
ficilaW says four Zcppolins were
fightod passing over tNr islands ul
Nhoiaud and Nicringer. OFT the
Netherlands coast Thc diririhloa
wcr. sailing from the east iu the di-
rcction OF the English coast III"
hour uf their appearance is not stated.
London has been visited previously
bv G,iman dirigiblcs durir- IA" war.
On the night OF MAJ SO Zoppclius
mid. an attack on district described
iu thc official communication WUt,is
.s IN the metropolitan area. ~
thnt occasion about ninety h"mhs
were dropped. -Four pouuna were
Killed ana % few injured
Tho latest raid is the third ut the
noW series of aerial attJCk. whi'h
inter lapse ut several weeks h"san
un Muudu, of last week pu the ~"
previous occasions twenty .''sois
We, killed ana thirty-srNcn iuJ.r'd
The statement given ont hS the of
utiul press bureau says
"Zrppclus visited the eastern coun-
ties last ught aud dropped bombs.
Auu.aIr croft guns were In action and
1t is believed that ono Nciu"lm was
hit
Ain patrols were active, rut owing
tu the d,tGouit atmospheric r"nii'
tiuns tho Zepplus wcr able Goo 's'
cape
some houses ana otner uwldur9.
including % church. were damaged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
OF MEXICAN
OFFICIALS CONFIRMED

IA pasD, Texas Aus. as toniii-
mauou of tuc reports u' the arrest "i
Nuraliuuu Gonzalez. brother "i tho
late General Abraham Gonzalez. gov
crnor of chihuahua. ana eff Hehusll'n
Vargas. treasurer of chihuahua state
at Chihuhahua City, was received last
sunday. was received from Albert Ma
dcro. arriving today Mudcrn denied
lust uiphts reports oi tWrulN-ihi''
executions ut Chihuahua 'ity
Reports ut the executions "t iull-
Irrmo Terruzas, grandson oi General
Luis Term2as. lars" land holder "I
Chihuuhut aud uf Emilio Iumola'
general manager ot the villa govern
urnt railroads, could not Dee con
frmed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
no KNOW
IDENTITY DI' INNCIIIItS

AAlut3. Ga, AUG Us All tde lreu
machinery available to Governor llar-
ris viii he put into motion tu appre-
hcnd the men who lyurhed Leo NJ.
Frank ut Marietta yesterday Cow
crupr Harris so announced today
when ne came hor. from Fitzgerald,
Ga. where be- was attending a state
confederate veterans reunion
This affair ~ shocking aud ! am
going to have h investigated to the
very limit of my power said GOV
ernor Harris.
lie has not made mp his mind es-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
GOVERNOR FERGUSON tn
INVESTIGATES CONDITIONS

Austin. Tex. Aua is.--Haslng failed
60 obtain any direct information fyom
Galveston on the situation there Cow
ernnr Ferguson today decided 10
make a personal Investigation OF the
conditions prevailing on Galveston
island ana prepared 60 leave for
Houston. The governor Il determined
that the state shall render ali assist
ance possible TO Galveston should the
aeriouspess OF the situation warrant
such action.
Acting on his Instructions Colonel
j. a. McCnlmons. assistant adiuiant
general. and DR. a. T. Lincceum. as
sistant state health officer. left Aus
tin today for Houston and from there
win make an effort 10 reach Calves
ton as soon as possible. These oifl-
cials will make personal lnvestiga-
tion ana u assistance ~ needed tents
and other equipment Will be Dispatch
ed AZ once to Galveston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
FoIR HUNDRED CANNON
pAItT or HfbOJN

Berlin. Aug rs. Chy Wireless To-
sayviilc) The following announce
ment was made here officially today.
"The fortress ot Kovno, together
with an the forts and an amount "i
war material which has not been de-
termincd has been in German hands
since last night
More than four hundred cannon
worc tnkon. Tho fortress WINS cnp'
tured hy storm in spite Of the most
tenacious resistance hy the RuFsians
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

Chiuru. Aus U.s.. Tom N,Numar1
of Boston, I.d the urld tu the first
round cot the western open Huli "ham-
piunship scoring par % tor tine rs
holes. SCORES ran hrh because ui "a
north wind aud fast greens which re-
fused 60 huld approaches several
scores ran over 800. even Chick Evans
four times WESTERN amateur cham
piun nkiue 81 when his iam1us
pitch shots refused to stick on thr
hard greens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
METAL WORKERS TO
DEMAND BETTER
CONDITIONS
Machinists and Allied Crafts
men Determine to Share In
Profits from War Orders;
May Strike.

Washington. Aug. ~ executive
officers uf an the metal trader unions
affiliated vith the American Fedora
ton OF Labor viii meet here Monday
o., a4euss general campaign for the
uuuru.rmout Of labor conditions ana
,.u.. u.rruses commensurate with
tho profits which they say are accru-
mr u American manufacturers
.u,r,H.U war ORDERS The meeting of
fi. m..lf trades Nii follow the pros-
.,pt session ui the executive board Of
lhc international Association of Ma
ohInrfa.
BEFORE tine executive board resu ned
rs mesou with W u. Joh1fon. pres
.urnt ul fur international association
hld hi- attention called Co declar-
H.Iau R Vice President j. j. kcppler
Shat hc would urge an immediate
strike u plants which have refused to
.IHnt 1u eight hour day.
"sumr uf our unlccrs oolicvo." said
johnson. chat u general strike is the
.ufy successful weapon 10 enfofc,
conditions which our men deserve
aud Iur which we are pressing, NOT
alone n muuitiou plants. hut IN ma
4 chino shops generally / do not hC-
love rh-t tho general strike plan vii
meet wItr ftlur hut there certainly
IvW Ds 90 determined movement To i'm.
.pro,r conditions of the machlulsts.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
WIFE FOLLOWS HUSBAND
TO A SUICIDES GRAVE

Denver Aus iN.-u January 90,
1913. ira -. Townsend shot himself
through tho head. llr lcft "a note To-
hi. wife. whirn ran as follows
e win say tu uy wife h'n
wurr, ut como Co see mo That m
beet request So flowers. mo- nothing
IlsL ueur. that everything s 'ur the
best and { would advise Nuu tu do
the same.
To-day Nrs Townsend died iu th"
count, hospital an hour alter ho mad
n..u found unconscious from tt" rl-
fcpts OF poison tablets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

Pan Aug Is, t9.iO .. M -- y
IlnNus dispatch from Zurich says tina,
the latest report rcgardlug cholera
r.ldc hy the Austru-llunEari1u r'n-
ietci of interior states that INC dis-
olsc is spreading In the kingdom
Six hundred ana seventy me-" 'is's
nave been officially reported, thr ma
lorlty in Gallctl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
EVERY BUILDING IN HOUSTON IS DAMAGED: SMALL
TOWNS SUFFERED GREATLY FROM WIND AND RAIN

Bodies of Many Who Lost TIL Lives In Floods Have Beeu
Recovered Ten Soldiers and Forty Civilians Killed at
Texas City When Build ng Collapses Almost Entire
reputation of Port Arthu Is Rendered Homeless Cot
ton Crop Is Damaged to Great Extent; Believed Sea
Wall In Galveston With stood Waves Although
Wholesale Destruction of Life May Have Resulted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

ment IN Austin preparations were
made today 20 rush tents. clothing
and food 60 Galveston and other
points where relief may be found
necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
HUNDREDS DIE AND PROPERTY Loss
ESTIMATED At MILLIONS IN
HURRICANE WHICH SWEPT
ALONG TEXAS COAST

Galveston Houston Port Arthur and Many Other Towns
Suffer Untold Damage from Terrific Storm Which Last
ed Many Hours, Cutting OFF Stricken Districts from
Outside World, Gripping Water Light and Power
Systems; Five Thousand Refugees Left Galveston Fol-
lowing Warnings of Coming Disaster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

London. Aus. rs. N.22 p mJ--A
declaring cotton 10 Ne
of war O. expected to he
issued tonight 1r tomorrow at latest
bs both Great Britain ana france
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

Houston Is about 20 miles from
the coast of Galveston bay ana II
is possible that the bodies were
found near Iaporte at the mouth
OF the Houston ship channel