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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
TRIO OF SUSPECTED
BANK ROBBERS NABBED

sapulpa. Okla. Aug. G. 6-charged
with being members of the starr
gang of hank robbers and suspected
of being implicated In the robbery of
banks at Keifer and Keystone. Walter
spcss. = X, Russell and "Puss'' Err
win an heavily armed. were arrested
today while uncamped near Chandler
okla. whore alleged members OF tho
Starr band ARE being tried,
Three members of the band that
rnidod the stroud banks are known to
have escaped and were believed 70 be
hiding IN this country. Recently sher-
iff Lew wilder received an anony-
nous letter which stated that ON
Wednesday or Thursday an attempt
would be made to liberate Henry
starr aud the mon accused OF being
his accomplices. now IN Jail at cnand-
Ter.
with several deputies the sheriff
left Thursday IN motor car. and this
morning while searching likely camp
] ing places near Chandler ON foot. sur
priscd the trio who surrendered with
out resistance. They were placed "
inil here In default of $1,000 bail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
PARIS REPoRTS QUIET
AT nAItn NNEIJ.ES

Paris. Aug. q, t2.3i y. M Am oi-
fcial report given out boy the French
war office today reads.
"At the Dardauelles, since IA, bee
ginning of August there hat been no
striking development To- report. the
activity being confined To mtcrmittcnt
artillery durls ana much movement
ON the part ur nylaturs.
Tho government has decided to re-
place General u, j. T.. Gouraudt
commander of the French eNpcdi-
tiunar, force at the pardancll's. hy
General S1rrtI who has hccn named
cummaud,r-iu-chic at the army OF
the orient
General Guuraud was appointed
commander OF the French forces nl
the nnrdauclles In May of this year
4 dispatch from Paris ON July go said
ho had been wounded in the tightint
on the Galnpoli peninsula, ana tha
il had boon found necessary tu amput
tate ono of his arms tie was do
scrIhcd as suffering also from frnr
urc ot the right thigh ana the LET
| leg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
CONNECTICUT LNNDs \
FORCE AT CAP uAITII,N

cap Haiticn. Aus. G.-The Ameri-
can batticship Connecticut has arriv-
cd here from Port Au Prince and has
D. lded men.
The American authorities have
taken over control Of Cap Haitien.
American marines are disarming the
people of the city and forces of the
revolution have received orders not
tc enter the city linits.i
\ number OF Haiticns who are can
didatcs for the presidency. including
Dr. Rusalyo Bobo. the leader OF the
revolution. which resulted In the re-
cent capture of Port Au Prince and
the death of President Guillaume,
have left here Tor Port Au Prince to
bo present at the forthcoming election
by the national assembly of new
president.
Acting upon orders issued by the
American authorities. 500 revolution
airy soldiers today sailed away from
this port ON board the dispatch boat
NJrd Alexis. They are going TO Port
Nu prilcc.
The forces still faithful 90 the late
President Guillaumc have taken ref
ugc at Eveche.
The local committee OF safety. not
having been recognized by. the Ameri.
can naval authorities has been obliged
To disband.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
PREPARE FOR PEACE
CRY OF PERKINS
TO BULL MOOSE
Chairman Tells Executive
Meeting that Progressives
Only are Equally Ready for
Tomahawk or Calumet.

Albany y. Y. Aug. 6.-SoundlnF q
rDllying cry for Progrossives To stand
hy their parry George W. Perkins told
twenty-five upstate leaders at an eN-
ccutive meeting here today that the
Progressive organization is the only
one that stands for preparedness for
pence as wcl ms preparedness FOR
war And lt this time. he declared.
both are equally important 20 the
country.
"Hccausc of the utter lack ~ pre-
parcdncss to meet the great modern
economic conditions in Industry, We
are us uuprcparcd for peace ~ we
are for war be declared. EVERY
thuu-huul man knows that if the war
were Co stop tomorrow, widespread
Industrial depression Immediately
would rthcr iu this country"
As to national candidates Mr.. Per
flus said that hc had no idoa whnt
the future would bring forth. lie de-
clincd tu say whether ne believed
Colonel Roosevelt again would be- q
candidate for president ur 10 ne would
support Governor Hiram Johnson oi
california for tho presidency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
OKLAHOMA MOB HANGS
NEGRO WHO ADMITS
COMMITTING ASSAULTS

shawnee. Okln., Aus. Ed Rerry.
negro. charged with two cases Of
criminal assault and suspected In con-
ncction with ten others that nave oc-
CURED here IN the last three years,
was taken from officers early today
and hanged ta telephone pole al
the scene az one Of his alleged crimes.
Ferry WINS brought here from the
peultcntlary az McAlester FOR trial
when the train arrived ana the dep
uty sheriff and his prisoner aiighted,
they we're covered by guns In the
hands ot dozen masked men who
appeared suddenly from the dark
ness. Af.cr an attempt at Eunpiay
the officer was disarmed. Ten OF
twelve automobiles loaded with rlask
cd men then appeared and the negt'
was quickly conveyed 20 the Beal
street bridge.
WheH the rope wus adjusted aroun,
Berry's neck he was questioned abou
the crimes and asked II he was guiltS
In each instance he nodded his hea
anlrmatively. In every case the ne
gro's victim Was white woman.
Following the confession the negr
was strung up In the presence {
about seventy five men, an mnske,
after which the crowd dispersed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
WILL RAZE VILLAGE
TO PREVENT FLOOD
DAMAGE IN FUTURE

Dayton. ohio Aug. q lu line WIZ
the pluns for prevention of future
floods. such aH wrought disaster q"
the city ana Jhc Miami valley in
March. 1918. th, entire village of os-
born. Greene county with It's four
hundred tamul. and more than 1000
population. viii bc wiped from 1he
face ut th, earth.
The flood conservation commission
has perfected plans fer acquiring an
the property of the village at a cost
of approximately si5O0.o0o. Tne
commissioners of the couscryancy die
uirt estimate tnu the cost of build
ue "a great reservoir to make Osborn
safe FROM 1ood danger would Doe Gar
ercutcr than uliue the property Io-
Gated there. Property owners have
agreed to the terms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
WARDEN WILL NOT
LIVE WHERE HIS
WIFE DIED
Head Of Illinois State Prison
Declines to Continue Resi-
denoe Within Walls Where
Spouse was Murdered.

Joliet. H.. Aug -ilecnusc the
law forced him tu live within tho
prison wallis in rooms where his wife
was recently murdered. presumably by
"a convict Edmund Allen today re-
signed us warden Of tho state pcul-
tontiary here and the resignation was
accepted by Governor Dunno.
Warden Alien declared that living
IN the prison was too much fur his
nerves and several lays ago asked the
governor Tor permission Co live OUT
side This the Governor refused. sny-
lng the law provides that the ward"us
live IN the pcuitontury
Mrs. Allen WAS found murdered IN
her apartments az the prison n june
when her husband was ON "A vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
7 THOUGHTLESSNESs
CAUSES DEATH
OF AUT0|ST
One Man Sucoumbs 10 Thirst
and Other Undergoes
Frightfnl Tortures Because
Radiator Is Not Filled.

Los Angeles, Aug. G.--Faiiure to
think about evaporation IN an auto
mobile radiator brought death 10 one
man and frightful tortures to two
others who arriv edhere from the des-
ert aad told of their sufferingR
The trio. James :. Roche and John
". Walsh. attorneys, and James @.
Clark. real estate dealer, left here
Sunday In an automobile FOR El
Centre. IN the Imperial valley.
Monday morning the ear stopped in
the sand The passengers found the
radiator empty ana had no water
Roche ana Welsh started after a mir
age which they believed was the Sal
ton sea. Clarke waited day and
then. believing them dead. made hii
way 10 Mineral Springs where he wa.
7. resuscitatcd and organized reRau'
party They found Roche uacon1ciou.
and Welsh dead. Roche said thea
drank luoricating ola.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
DYNAMITE FOUND ON
LINER ARABIC DAY
BEFORE SAILING DATE

New Work, Aus. Ut oocume
known at police headquarters here to-
dny that stick of dynamite was
found aboard the white star liner
Arabic the day before she sailed from
this port for Liverpool on July 2s.
Tho explosive. In such state of de-
tcriurltinn that experts said II would
have exploded at the slightest jar.
was found by stewardess between
hot and cold water pipes. IL was
wrapped In newspapers.
In notifs ing the police of the fnd-
inc OF the dynamite, officials of the
stoamshlp company. Il as said, asked
that no publicity be given TO the iael
\ search was said To have been made
of the entire steamer No more dy'
Mantle was found. however
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
IvangorOd Falls and Conquest
of Riga Imminent, is Gen.
eral Belief; Semi-AutonO-
nous Poland Likely.
STRIFE-RIvEN KINGDOM
SOON MAY BE RESTORED
Grand Duke Nicholas Contest
ing German Advance at
Vistula, Bridges Over
Which He Has Burned.
IBy Evening Herald Leased wireJ

London. Aug. G. u2;10 y. m)-
with the great Russian fortress or
Warsaw and lyanEorud captured. ana
the fan OF Biga, the capital of the
Baltic provinces. imminent. the AUS
tro-Gcrman onslaught has reached it,
height Ia the east ana the next step
will be the German cmpcror's tri-
umphunt entry into the Polish capi-
tM That event b. liEely soon to be
followed hy the prouuuuCemcnt of a
united ana autonomous Poland.
omhraCinc not ouly the territory
wrested from the Russians, but tho
Austrian crown land of Gul.ia.
Meantime the Russian armies ara
lighting their way backward toward
Russia proper, innictinE blows on the
invaders. wherever possible trying 20
tend thcm IN the railways running
hurth and south ~ order that the
cnds,o the German nippers may not
meet and boo closing bring disaster 10
isug sian arms The position of the
army Of Grand Duke Nicholas now Is
ID. matter of solicltudc. as the uccupa-
ton uf Warsaw Dr. believed 60 hc a
prelude Co greater purpose. tuat of
,nvciupine trc rotrclting forces.
The pctrogrId reports show tho
rraud duke has retired To- tho righ,
bank ut the Nistuln Doth al Warsaw
aud lVaugorud. dcstroyi1p the bridge
nt both points and rontestinE the
,5orngh advance across the river.
Back ul tho rctirng Russians Boz the
vast motusf of central Poland with
frw railroads and primitive roads
making viruuly mpossihl % quick
movement of guns ana supplies. while
bach of WARSAW. the only fortress
available uf T1uylug point for the
Itussiaue H Hruet-LItoysk Thus th'
!d. mu- arr mo11cod hy Genera
Won EucluNs COLUMNS bending south
ward ard by Field Marshal Won Mack
cnfeu's southern arms bcndi1g north
ward.
Tho occupation of Warsaw now b.
,,utcrirg attention un series oi iw
portrait events thnt are being urraur
Cd First win bc tho selection of ,
Gcrmun governor Reports indicate
the lppoiutcc VIII bo q German
prince possibly SON of the German
emperor ur an Austrian nrchduk'
who viii ho vested with authority aki'
90 that which Napoleon gave to hi
brothers and Co his murshlls as kiuE
ct occupied territory
Berlin reports a council to De holt
SUNDAY viii formulate prrulnmn
uuu declaring Poland 90 Doe semi
autonomous state undor joint Pohs|
and Nusjru-IIuurlritu rule. Thi
conforms with recent decision of
Polish congress held at piotrokov
Russian Poland which proposed
joint Polish and Nustro- llungnria
ruIr with "a separate Polish army an
the fullest Polish autonomy consist
,nt with the strategic Interests e.
Au,iro- Hungary
The German uncr of autonomy
regarded as 20 bid for the support q
the population of Poland as aSaiu'
"a similar declaration of Empero
Nichulay promising eventual Polls
autonomy under Russian su2ornint
The outcome of THESE events In Wal
saw probably VIII determine The p'
nucal status of Poland during th
war
what the Germans Will dr next is
matter of much speculation,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
MEXICAN OUTLAWS RAID
TEXAS VILLAGE. KILLING TWO

Rrown-vilie. Texas. Aug 6.--&exi-
can outlaws today raided tne village
OF sebastian. 81 miles north OF here.
killing two men. United states cav
ulrymen from Harrington. twelve
miles distant. have gone 10 Sebastian.
Fifteen rangers and armed men
started from nearby points for sehaa-
tiaE ana practically every man In Her
lingen armed himself preparing 10
hunt FOR the outlaws
The dead are Al Austin. president
Of the Sebastian Law ana order
league and his Son Charles
The ieagae recently forced several
men OF bad reputation 20 ieave Sc
hastian. which Is little more than
GROSS roads. About s;a0 this morn
ing, Austin aud his son were Funnink
a corn shelter when armed hfN1care
salloped mp. taking both Into 'p1
brush nearby. There they wefe ki'''e'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06

tied point In our hands az present is
Nuvosnorgievsk.
According Co Information at hand
the enemy has been making every
effort to cuvclop the position ana the
fortress has been left 90 its own re-
sources. to which end II Tong had
been prepared.
"Our armies in the forward theatcr
Of war are gradually moving back TO
the positions assigned to them, thus
giving these armies the important nd-
vantage Of a shortened front and ais"
bringing them nearer to the fortified
line of Kov1o. Grodno ana Brcst-
Lituysk"
Tho newspapers commented on tho
fam of the Polish capital without emo
ton. referring with regret To- Its loss
a. necessity. but which IL regarded
by them as being only temporary.
In the vanguard og the German
fprcor approaching Warsaw are said
to have been nro brigndos prepared "a
combat any conn3gration.
The Russian war office comments ON
the effect of Warsaw's inll ON the
northern front as follows:
THE enemy is slowly advancing nul
against great opposition ON the part
o. thc Russian armies ln the NarcN
md L.omzl directions.
I'm the vicinity Of Riga the Ger
mans received severe check on th'
Ni-a river. They were forced "a
withdraw To Ekau, several miles t'
'Hc southWard."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
APPLE GROWERS OF
AMERICA NOW WILL
APPRECIATE MARKET

Chicago Aug. q, -- The Euiopt'N VI
war has served to show apple growors
ana shippers the great value of tho'r
foreign market ". N French Of New
York city said today In making his
report ON ocean transportation 10 the
convention of the international Apple
shippors association
Tho war. he said has provided 9
complication which experts, trying Ca
figure what is Go hc dome with the
bumper crop expected this season
have been unable Co solve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
REGIMENT or MARINES
~ ORDERED no HAITI

Philadelphia. Aug. G.-lt was re-
ported here this afternoon that a
regiment of marines has been order
ed To Haiti. u was said the marines
viii leave here MONDAY on the cruiser
Tennessee. which has been ordered to
the Philadelphia navy yard from New
york
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
GERMANY RECORDS GAINS
~ EASTERN TIIEN NTEIi

Berlin. Aug. g, tVia London, i.io
% ml. German army headquarters
today gave out a report on the pro-
rrcss of hustiiuos which reads as
follow.
"ro the northeast of Novo AloXan-
drn the enemy has been driven from
his positions 10y Austr0- Hungarian
troops.
German forces have broken
through the line from NuyogeursicN sl
and advanced In the direction of the
Nurrw river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
ITALIAN DIiIGIBIE
BOMBARDS POLA

Rome. Aug 6. eva Parisl--An Of
fetal statement ISSUED by the Italian
goycrnm,rt today says;
Last gnt one of dur dirigilie
balloons Hcw over the Austrian fort
rcas of Pula ana threw bombs ON
several points that had been pre-
Sluu.k humhardcd.
For reasons which IL has been im-
possible tu ascertain. the diriEiult
ten into the sea- and its crew consist
ing uf three officers and three men
N.,rs made prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
POSSE SURROUNDS
SECTION OF KANSAS
HUNTING FOR NEGRO

Kansas CITY. Aug Ga section
seven miles square in tho southeast
corner OF clay county. across the
Missouri river north from here, ls
surrounded by 500 armed today n
the scnrch for negro Who yesterday
attacked Mrs Horny stafford. wife of
young farmer near Liberty. Mo.
Tho posses have followed tho ucero.s 8
tgail from the stafford home into the
woodcd hills of the southwest corner
of the county ana the leaders believe
hc has uu opportunity Go escape IRON
tho district surrounded.
An roads leading out ol the SUR
rounded territory are guarded ANA All
TRAIN passing through are he'nf
r,arrhcd. Mrs. stafford Wns said tn
bo i'm dangerous coalition today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
MANY PAY TRIBUTE TO
LATE MRS. WILSON

Rome. Ga, Aug. G.-Scores of chile
drcn aud many adults paid tribute 10
tho memory OF Mrs Woodrow Wilson
today the first anniversary OF her
death. by placing flowers on her
grave. MANY of them went 20 the
cemetery with only single blossom
which they placed among the mass
at floral tributes sent by organiza
tions ana individuals In many parts "i
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
NEW REVOLUTION
IS COMMENCED
IN HAITI
Admiral Caperton Sends
Forces to Guard Custom
House at Gonaives, on West
Coast of Island.

WashinRiun. Auf. ga new rcVo-
dictionary disturbance at Gunaives. on
the western coast of Haiti. has Occn
reported TO Admiral Capcrton and he
has dispatched the naval tug Osce-
ola with forces to protect the custom
house.
Tho admiral today reported the oc-
cupntion OF Fort Rationale IN Port
Au-princc by American forces with
out resistance. Tho American ma
rincs are quartercd In the barracks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
GERMAN ARMIES ARE
PRECEDED BY CORPS
OF MILITARY FOREMAN
IN Evcning n.rnla f..n.aa WIrr1

Pctrosrad, Aug g. Wla Lundon.
2.tO -. mD--A letter from Warsaw
dated Tucsduy August g. received here
today says the to'Sns of Jirnrdoff
Groit2i and Bloui all were In flames
when the Germans reached them.
The invaders are said to have been
forced tu eight fire 500 pcrsistently in
the advance Co the Nisiula river that
the Tcutonic armies were preceded hy
attachments of military fircmon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
OVERLAND employees
EFT HIGHER WAGES
BEGINNING MONDAY
nv Evenlne nrraid IlraaoH wlrel J

Toledo. Ohio, AUG. 6,-EleFen
thousand employees uf the Willys-
overland company received notice
this morning that foriy-eight hours
win constitute work week at the
plant after Noycmber 1. This news
eame as surprise TO the employees
and was made voluntarily by the
company,
The move follows voluntary In
orease of nve per cent IN wages about
Pix weeks nrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
General Scott Goes
10 Border 10 Talk
it Ooer toah.ViHo

Fsy Esening Herald Leased wiret
Washington, Aug. G.--Majur
. General Hugh T. Scott, chief OF I
= stan OF the United States army.
. accompanied by Lieuvenant Cob 4
. onel Robert v. l.. Michio. a mem
= Der % the general stan. viii leave
= Washington M 8 J.. M. today FOR
. El paso. Texas. TO confer with
= General Francisco villa ana other
revolutionary leaders there re-
. garding the Mexican situation.
General SCOTS departure FOR
= the border ls not q part OF the
= plan proposed sometime ago for I
. the chief % stan to go 10 Mexico I
. himself to see what he could do
= To influence the revolutionary =
. leaders TO come To terms. The
= plan Is sBid to have been aban- Z
. doned with the Inception Of the :
= Pan-Ameriean concert.
. u was reported that General Z
> Scott would go as "a member ~
= commission, out there wis no Z
= vcrincation of that. General
y scott would not discuss his mis- =
. sion.
4 a q 4 q 4 4 a a a a a a a a a 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
RAINS SWEIL MNRSUTS
10 ~ S~iAN DlSNDN NNT AGii

Auetrlun Amy IIc1dVunrlfrH NNF'
q. Ovin London. S.f0 70. M Tho poe
sitipu of the rctroating Hussiaus hc-
tween the Nisull ard rne lius riyrtH
has grown more precautions aa ro-
suit of heavy rains of the pnst few
days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
RE-DIsCOUNT RATES
APPROVED BY BOARD

Washington. Aug. The federal
reserve board today approved the fol-
lowing rc-discnunt rates;
san Francisco bank Trade accept
n9ces with maturity mp to sixty
DAYS. per cent. sixty To- ninety days
3la per cont
Roston hank--Commerciul bank
sixty 10 ninety days maturity, four
por cent,
Danas hank-Trade nrccp'a1res
with maturity up To- sixty days 3'a
per cent; sixty tu ninety days, per
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
Allies Ministers
Confer wiih Head
ofSerbian Cabinet

iiy Evening Herald Leased Ntfel
q Nlsh. serbia. Aug. o, (via Lon
. don. 2 y. m.D-- Another step In Z
o the effort being made SEQ bring Z
o about Balkan agreement 80
. that Bvlgarin, llumnnia ana
. Greece may ae mustered on the 4
. site OF the entente powers. was
. taken here today by the minis I
. tcrs Of Russia. Great Britain
. France and Italy. who made col 4
Q lectlye reprcacutations Co Nikula
. prtchitch. the serbian premier
Q An official communication ls-
. sued In this connection today
. snys the ministers representa-
. were of the fricndlicst charac-
. ter and Nero made "in the hope
y uf avoiding friction between the
Q Balkan states ana In establishing
. an entente between them, thus
. bringing nearer the final success
. Of IN" allies IN the war
. Tho collective representations
. male today by the ministers at
. nish of the quadruplr entente
Q mowers 1n the serbian premier
O coincide with the pressure
Q brought to bear on the Greek
q prcmicr. NJ. Gounaris. on We'd
Q nesday OF this week when the
O British French. Bussinu ana
o italian ministers at Athens made
Q united Representations to the
Q Greek government regarding the
Q political situation In the Balkans.
. inasmuch us Il affected that
. country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
CHARLES SAWYER IS
FOUND GUILTY TODAY
IRr ErenInr nernla Iaasea WIrel

IN the ease against Claude sawyer.
charged with being a member Of ihe
Henry starr gang which robbed two
bands nt stroud. okla. this afternoon
returned a verdict of guilty. Judge
Charles q. Wilson Immediately SEN
tenced sawyer to five years In the
state pouitcntiary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
NERO LYNCHED BY
ENRAGED FL0RIDANS

TTlI0Nl TT1- NVN N.-N WO0 NJ
tackled the jain ut pado city late last
night overpowcred the jailer and
lynched VIII Lclrn. a ncgru, charged
with attacking white giri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
IVAN G0R0D TAKEN
BY GERMANS BUT
NEWS DELAYED
Censorship Holds Back Word
of Victory Of Teutons which
Takes Place Yesterday IN
til this Morning.

Vienna. Aug 9. (via Londonl The
occupation OF ivangorod yesterday by
Austro-Gcrman forces is announced in
an official Telegram from the front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-06
GERMAN TAKE POSSESSION
SONE TIME TIItgSD ~

.G, 1880 a. M. Delayed IN transmits
sionl The ggssian fortress Of ivan
gorod. situated on the Vistula rivar
forty five miles southeast Of War
saw. was captured .hy tho Teutonic
armies today.