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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-03
WH|TLOCK'S s HEALTH
MAY CALL HIM
HOME SOON
Professor Van Dyke Denies
Minister to Belgium Has
Been Recalled, but Says He
May Take Vacation.

The Hague, Netherlands. Nov. 2.
(via London. 5;25 p. m)--Professor
Henry Van Dyke. the United states
minister To The Netherlands. cues
.ionod regarding the rumor published
here that the German government had
requested the recall of Brand Whit
lock the American minister TO Bel
sium said:
IT IS absolutely untrue hat Min
lister whltloek has been recalled from
Belgium. II DC SHOULD SO home u
would be simply on account of his
health or 20 take vacation 10 which
he IL entitled, under the regulations.
after dificult ana faithful service
which he has performed with the
highest credit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-03

saloa,sl Greece. CNa london. Soy
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-03
Half-famished Army Suddenly
Withdraws This Morning
Leaving 336 Dead Before
Aqua Prieta.
AMMUNITION SUPPLIES
LEFT ON THE FIELD
American Army Officers Mys-
titled by Move and Future
Course Is Matter of Specula-
tion Only.
In. E,snIag nsr.Il t.sa.sa wlrsI

o.. Evening Hcrsld leased wirsI
Douglas, Aria, Nov. s.--Majos
Louis Block of General CnIh.s'
stan announced to-day TINT 1909
cavalry with ten machine gums
and .onic us0untain guns would be
scni at Ome 10 hara~s Villa coli
unlhs moving southwest.
The cavalry. Block sahl. would
be followed by 900 InInntry.
~ pRso, Texas. Nov. a.-The
garrison of Oiinaga. chihuahua.
ON the border near PIesislio.
IcSas, has becn turned over to
tnrranzn. according 10 adeices
today 10y tie Carranxa consulate
here. Details werc lacking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
ELDER EBERSOLE
is Chief SUSPECT
South Bend Police Satisfied san know,
Little Concerning Hachin Girl
Death Mystery.

South Bend. Ind, Aug. Is.-Coa6-
dent that the son. Newton Ebersole,
90 years old. knew nothing OF the
murder last October of I5-year-old
Hazel MaekHu. until after the com
mission of the crime. the police today
turned their attention to fae father.
Silas n Ebarsole. former DuaEard
minister. who is in Jail here. The son.
however. viii be held in the Goshen
Ind. jail, pending the Investigation.
EbersoIe was held by The police for a
few hours al the time the girls body
was discovered ia a vault on Island
park. was but released
An Old canvas telescope bag. which
the police assert was carried by the
MackIin girl when she left he home
Of her aunt. Mrs. Charles Miller to
meet a Dunkard and his wife to take
employment and which the police say
was found in the house recently va
Gated by Ebersole. led 70 the rearrest
of the former minister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
IS PROUD TO
GIVE A SON
TOCOUNTRY
+ residen Congratulates
Mrs. Gonpers, Whose
Boy Dies in Haiti

Washington. u. C.. Aug. 49, Presi-
dent Wilson has written TO Mrs. Sophia
Gompers Of Brooklyn. y. " mother
OF William Gompars. the sailor killed
by a Haiuen snIper during the Ameri-
can occupation of Port Au Prince.
Haiti. The presidents letter was in
reply TO one from Mrs. Gompers. in
which she said she was proud that her
son had died in the service of his
country, but that as he had been her
sole support she hoped the govern
mcnt could help her in some way.
The presidents letter, given cut to-
day at the White house, follows.
4 have read your letter OF Aug 3
with the deepest sympathy. feel like
cougratuIating you on having son
whose dignity it was to die in the ser
vice Of his country. but my heart goes
out to you none the less i'm profound
sympathy
Il am sure it would he the desire
of every. one connected with the pub
lie service TO see that you did net suf-
fer need because Of your son S death.
7 am sending your letter to the sec
retarE Of the navy to inquire whether
there is any possibility under the law
a. it stands. of assisting you. I fear
there is not. but am sure fhe secre-
tary of the navy viii wish to consider
the matter very fully
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
BULGARIA STANDS
BY HER PROGRAM
Minister 10 Italy Declares Country
Deceived in Signing Treaty OF
Bucharest

Rome, Aug 10, (yia Paris. Aug. 13)
The Bulgarian minister to Italy ID.
Rizow. discussing In the Tribune the
negotiations between the Balkan
states and the quadruple entente char
acterizes as unjust statements that
Bulgaria considers herself indispen-
sable to the allies and is bargaining on
that basis.
Bulgaria. the minister asserts, has
not changed her program She was
deceived in signing the treaty Of Bu-
charest Of 1913, under the terms which
she ceded 10 Rumania nearly 5000
square miles Of territory What Bull
garia nov wishes. he continued, is rep
arltion based on the principle Of ma
ti0naIity for which the entente is con-
tending
The Mir Of Sofia. Bulgaria, in its
issue OF July 13, I'm an editorial on the
status Of the negotiations between Bull
garia and Great Britain, France and
Russia said
There is no indication an under
standing can be reached between Bull
garia and the entente powers. The
reasons for this are numerous Had
these negotiations begun earlier in tho
war they would have progressed moro
rapidly 1t is also true that If there
existed greater confidence between the
two parties an understanding would
not have been delayed Nevertheless
the principal reason for delay IS to be
found elsewhere"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
MILITARY BURIAL
FOR DEAD FLYER
Funeral Services for Captain hnoS
Held at Fort siII-Lieutenant
Sutton Improves.

Fort sill. Okla Aug. 18.- Military
honors today we're accorded the body
of Captain George H Knox, who was
killed here Thursday when an aero
plane, which he was plotting over the
United States army maneuver ground s.,
fell q distance of $40 feet Funeral
services were held at Fort sill I'm
mediateIy after the services Knows
body. escorted by two companies of The
Nineteenth infantry and the quarter
masters corps, was taken to a railway
station to be sent TO New York Tor
burial.
Lieutenant r. B. Sutton. who also
fell with the aeroplaue at the time
Captain Knox was killed, is in The hos
pifaI here. hut win be out within three
days, according to army physicians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
THE WAR TODAY
{ Associated Press summary.7

=
Latest reports from the war Offices
.of belligerents give rise to the belief
that the safe withdrawal of The main
parts of Russian forces from the War
saw salient issued through the stout
resistance which is being offered by
the wings of the Russian army.
The Italian war office reports the
complete repulse by Alpine troops of
several attacks by Austrians through
two mountain passes 10000 feet or
more hiEh i'm the FurFa valley zone. no
movements of importance elsewhere
are mentioned
The most recent Austrian statement
reports the repulse Of italian attacks
On the Doberdo plateau and near "a
CORA.
The sinking Of the British steamer
Tacoma. a 8, 3,000-ton vessel. two other
British craft, the steamers Osprey and
Summerfeld, and the Norwegian
steamer Aura. presumably through at
tacks by German submarines, is an
nounced. Three persons, including one
woman, were drowned.
German attacks have been resumed
i'm the ArE0uue, assaults being launch
ed against trenches between BinarVille
and Vienne lie Chateau on the ravine
of La Roulette. They were repulsed
after spirited fighting. the French war
Office reports. A German attack north
OF CarIeul in the Artois district was
easily checked. the statement adds.
Quiet prevailed elsewhere along the
French lines.
Further successes by forces Of the
entente allies in the Kamerun a Ger
man colony in western equatorial Af-
rica, are reported from Paris. The
important post Of Tingere has been
captured, the Germans retiring to-
ward their base when an attempt -
recapture the place was defeated. the
advtces state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
CAP HAITIEN HAS
FRESH UPRISINGS
Rear Admiral C8perton Reports He
Has Been Forced TO Establish
Military Rule.

Washington. D e., Aug, Ia-New up
risinss by ths Bo1o and Zamor fac
uous have broken ont at Cap Haiteu
and have forced Rear Admiral Caper-
ton to establish military rule in the
city. This statement was issued al
the navy statement.
Admiral Caperton reports that on
account of disturbed conditions in and
around Cap Haiteu. due to the Bobo
and Zamor factions, it has become
necessary TO take military control of
the town and conduct affairs in the
same manner as at Port Au Prince.
Civil officials are employed where il
is possible and suitable men can be
obtained.
Commander Olmsted, commanding
officer of the Nashville. has been plac-
ed in charge. and has a battalion Of
blue jackets from the Connecticut
ashore to assist in maintaining order. ."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
RAISING STEAMER
WITH BIG CRANES
Expected EastIand VIII BE on Even
Reel by Night-Nets to Catch Bod
les That May Appear.

Chicago. III. Aug. 13-With most
of the water pumped out of the hold
Of the steamship Eastland, divers fas-
tened the hooks Of powerful cranes
to the sides of the vessel today. pre-
paratory to the final operations Of
placing the ship on even keel The
boat, it was expected, would be raised
before night.
Nets were stretched across the Chi
ago river for the purpose of catching
any bodies which might be carried
down stream by the current when the
boat is hOisted from the river bed All
river traffic was TO be halted during
the raising operations until divers as
certained that no more bodies are
buried in the mud.
The relief fund, which now totals
s475.000, viii be distributed to sur
vtyors Of The disaster in lump pay
ments, according 10 a plan announc-
ed by J. J. O'C0nnor, in charge Of the
Chicago division of the American Red
Cross For a few special cases. how
ever, a pension plan has been devised
Indications are, aMr, O'Connor said,
that every dollar contributed will go
to the benefciaries. as the relief work
ers have incurred no expense in max
ing the collections or meeting other
details
Washington, p. c. Aug 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson is preparing 10 make d
detailed study Of all information OBJ
tainahle regarding the Eastland disas-
ter in Chicago. with q view to learn
ing whether any federal officials we're
in any way 10 blame for the loss Of
life resulting from the capsizing of
the excursion steamer.
The president will confer with Sec
retary Redfeld regarding the East
land Just as soon as he finds IT posi-
BILE
Solicitor Thurman Of the depart
ment or commerce today took to the
White house a detailed report Of the
steps taken by Seereta-v Ra6feld n
Chicago 10 investigate the disaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
TEUT0N FLYERS IN ANOTHER
RAID OVER ENGLAND COAST
KILL AND WOUND RESIDENTS
ALPINE FORCE IN
PASSES REPULSE
Italians Successful in Battle With Ans.
trians at an Altitude of 10000
Feet

Rome. Aug. u, Cvia Paris, Aug. 131
The effectiveness of Italian Alpine
troops in repuIstng two Austrian at
tempts to cross the frontier through
passes of the Alps at an altitude of
10000 feet is praised by the Italian
war office in today's official statement
The announcement says
In the steep rugged zone Of the
Fdrya valley the enemy who on the
fourth had rccounoitared by patrols
which were Immediately driven back
through the Vfcz pass 10000 feet
.hgh9 delivered au attack on the night
OF the ninth across the Eorno glacier
against our troops posted near the
hotel Of tae same name, while another
detachment advanced through 5be
CeIevaie pass G1,g00 feet} against
those OF OR troops who occupied Cap
anna gedaz. TIE watchulncss of our
Alpine troops who. Notwithstanding
glaciers and high peaks are iueessart-
ly act se. succeeded IN frustrating this
bold double maueuver and the enemy
was soon repulsed He was then
counter attacked and forced to fee.
I'm Gadore small encounters turning
in our tar0r are reported in the high
valleys Of Ansier and Tisdende In one
ot these fights we JocE prisoners 40
light iafantrymen.
"lsoIated infantry and artillery uc-
rfDrz also trr1f rf-aa I'm f'arr4fs in tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

NOT SEEN IN
GRAIN HALT
James A. Patten Believes
Europe Has Found New
Source of Supply.


Chicago Iu.. Aug 2.-CaneeiIsts0n
Yesterday hr reDresen-e4fvez Of the
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d, e.o..,.
"071-7 7- 1sht' oo"7.-s -''A
September shipment 20 Europe was
pulling to- the grain trade early to-
day.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
FRIENDS TRY TO GET
BONDS FOR CASHIER

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Aug. 13.-Leo
Perrin. whose alleged second confes-
sion led to his arrest yesterday in con
uection with the disappearance of
s20.070 Of the Cedar Rapids National
banks funds. spent today in the city
prison Meanwhile friends and rela-
tives worked hard to raise the $4,000
bail necessary to obtain his release.
The grandjury to which Perrin was
bound in Justice Nugent's couTt la.a
yesterday, meets in September
Perrin today retained as his conn
sci Joseph Donneliy. the attorney who
Wednesday gave $4,000 10 the bank Oh
fcials, saying Perrin had given II %
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
ELEVEN CENT STAMP
is TO BE TURNED OUT

Washington. ID O., Aug. 13,-An
lI-cent stamp. the first OF this de
nomination to be issued, has been
authorized by Postmaster General
BurIeson- to meet the parcel post de
naud. 1t is to be distributed to post
masters throughout the country.
The new stamp is dark green and
bears the profile head Of Benjamin
Franklin from H0udon's 5 bust
The new stamp is designed to meet
the demand for one stamp to cover in
surance and G. @. ID charges on par
cel post matter. In addition, all par
cells for local delivery weighing l. OF
I6 pounds carry Ii cents postage as
do parcels weighing seven pounds IN
the first and second zones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
GERMAN OVERTURES
FOR PEACE CLAIMED

London, Aug l3 C5.15 p. m) Aus
tro-German ogerturcs for a separate
peace with Russia were begun at the
end of March. according % the Star,
which quotes kilograms it SAYS wero
taken from an italian green b0oa, said
TO have been published today
One Of the telegrams was from tho
Italian amba sado- al EaEila dated
April 10 in which the ambassador is
quoted as saying
@Ruuore - q movement fo~ a sop
arate peace ara pcrslstertiy Iasn-
t8'nel end ere constantly gaining
ground
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
TYPOS CONVENTION
TALKING PENSIONS

Los Angeles, Aug. 13.-Financial
business session OF the Typographical
union. in convention here, were to be
held today. A large portion of the
visiting delegates plan TO leave tomor-
row for san Francisco and San Diego
TO attend the exposiuOus.
Discussion on proposed amendments
to increase pensions which resulted IN
considerable argument at the session
yesterday afternoon was expected to-
day.
The members were proposed by op-
position members but they made no
headway although several changes
looking to an increase from five TO six
or seven dollars q week we're suggest
ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
italian Volcanoes Active.

Rome. Aug. l3.-The great volcanoes
of southern Italy. which have been dis
turbed during the last few days are
becoming increasingly active. Thus
far # has been impossible 20 procure
detailed and authentic Information
from the scene Of the disturbances in
which earthquakes occurred earlier I'm
the week. It is known, however that
eruptions have taken place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

Champaign, III Aug 13-Iiss
ZelIa Winslow. q music teacher, was
drowned today in four feet Of water at
the high school swimming pool Il Is
thought she was overcome br heart
trouble. Miss WinsIow was a native
Of PaoE. Ind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

New York. Aug. I3- - The steamer
Cammunipaw. formerly the German oil
tank steamer Deutschland which was
laid up at Rotterdam since August
1919. reached New York today "A pro
v.s.oral American register was grant
Ell ST Rotterdam.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

London. Aug. 1&= The correspondent
at Amsterdam of gbe Central News SAYS
the German authorities in BeIgtu
have advised all German civilians TO
return Immediately e their oTn
country. presumably 70 avoid hard
shIps duns The winter II Belgium
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
WIFE MURDERER PUT
TO DEATH IN LONDON

London. Aug. 13.-George Joseph
Smith. he wife murderer, was hanged
today at Maidstone.
Smith was found guilty by jury Oh
July /. He was accused of numbering
three wives in order to collect insur-
ance money on their lives In each
case the victim was found drowned in
d bathfub soon after the wedding cere-
m1nr.
After Smith was sentenced to death.
the court. eompiimenrins the jury on
its verdict. declared that the prisoner
had gone through the ceremony Of
marriage with two other women. bota
of whom he had robbed Of considerable
sums Of money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
81 - Teamsters strlRe.

St Louis, Mo, Aug ia strlke OF
tesmsters. which began here today
when 500 men employed by two trans
fer companies, walked ont. EXTENDED
shortly before noon TO practically eF-
erv reaming firm in the city Between
1850 and 1900 men are now On strike.
: 1e teamsters want more pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
London Officially Announces
Attack With Bombs
From Heavens.
ZEPPELIN IS DAMAGED
Three British Ships and One
Norwegian Sunk, Pre-
sumably Subs.

London, Aug- 10, (6;05 p. m.) -
Official announcement was made
today Of an airship raid last night
on the east coast of England. Six
persons were killed, 20 injured and
II h0Uses were damaged serious
ly- One Zeppelin, the announce
meut says, probably was damaged,
but escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

Baton Rouge. La. Aug 1s-- Mechan-
les and Iaborers employed by the
standard oil company at its refinery
here will be granted a 20 per cent
wage increase effective Sept, 1, 1t was
announced today. About 1900 men are
Affected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

aurora, Ill. Aug f3.-Joha Silagy1
IS. and John Mike. 40. track Iabore-z
or the Burlington railroad, were IN
stantlz killed here today By the Oma-
Ia Chicago expresa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
Baltic Flank Of Germans
Still Struggles to Cut
Chief Railway Line.
MEET ENLARGED FORCE
Army Of Gear Said to Have
Been Reinforced-With-
draw From Warsaw.

Berlin, Aug. l3, sria London,
H:E5 p. m3-The Polish city Of
Siedice, 81 miles southeast Of War
saw, has been captured ny he Ger
mans. Announcement 10 this effect
was made today at army headQuar-
ters.
The city of SiedIce lay directly in tue
path of the TeuJonlc forces wh5ch
pressed eastward from Warsaw after
lae capture of that place n is in this
section that -he Austro-Geruau forces
are advancing most rapidly SiedIce
Is the capital Of the province Of that
name and has some 25.000 inhabitants.
London. Aug Ia, Iz.s5 p. M g-T1e
Russians for the time being are holding
IN check tbe Baltic flank of the Ger
man armies which are struggling to Clt
the Warsaw-P -Petrograd railway and are
battling toward the Dvina, beyond
which lie the roads TO The Russian
capital This has been accomplished
with rla aid oE reiDforremeuJs and 5E
virtue + oue counter attack after an
other.
The fortress of Eovuo sHIl holds out
German ATTACKS toward Riga have
hrar -s.,-1aas and he ~ai1,rar-. i-no-sor
a+ rv.o.- -sr,af1e .r gr-efer ssaaz
From 0stroIeuEa north of Warsaw. TO
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his hardest faz-rd +aa uvins near the
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moment Greece and Serbia remain oh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
TIE " FATHER
Forecast Till : ?. u. Tomorrow. fol
Rock island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

aNH FitIIlHFs
Unsettled weather. showers tonight
and probably Saturday not much
change in temperature
Temperature a. 8 O. m today, 81
Highest Yesterday. - Lowest last
night So
Velocity of wind at a m. two
miles per hour
Precipitation none
Relativ@ humidity at p m. ycster-
DAY. ST. At a. IA today, 80 at p
10 tcday 81
stage of water at Z a. rn today IS
feet a fall of . feet ID the last a
hours
]. IL SHERLEBs Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

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5- '-
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taaE word from "a-o- F'--7-aI va"
7l.. secretary a.11"5"'
ed t-eTa were a' me-" .'72lo7-a .-.4s
gan. -.-'.aaE -.s.F --'>
Pc .5sl Ft.ife.t Fl ''7..e-@' o--S
4 detailed statement OF .As A#-'@- Ing
@. the troops mas been taia oeio'e t.-s
pTeslaoa. ana o.Heia-5 laye me 'le"
that The army can be used I0fJhef only
If tAe governor OF Texas were 70 lef-
ttF ih @ @oHs1l'atlohai manner -4a'
ne 45.+s.ss ! .'5 va i-.i- ~
i1s s5.fe a''sfeflT1as aAN ask Lot leu
era. a-a-
Major General scout ealef OF stan
OF faa army. has been ordered To Fe-
main at El Paso 80 he ready LoF tbJ
mission fhe state department may nave
- ~ Fs-s~.,,- - sal~efa~v f.sazfnr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13

A ociated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-13
Calnmunipaw at New York.

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