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ALBUQUERQUE " MORNING JOURNAL.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1914,
Dally hy Omrler or Mall
Month. Mucin Cople. 6V
TliritTV-SlXTIl YEAU
IN MRS. CARMAN
CASE: PROBRBLY
WILL BE FREED
INCOME TAX SUBSTITUTE
FOR VODKA MONOPOLY
AmiHhIiI Vrrn i orrrftiHtutlrnce.l
I'clrnxrud, 'i t. 6. Knssia nonn will
lid vi' an Income lux to compensate
the uovcriiiueht for tilt" enormous loss
sustained thruunh the prohibition (if
the inaiuifuotui e it ml calc of vodka,
if tin- minister of finance succeeds In
bin present -1 In ii r. This monopoly ha
yielded hii iivcmk' yearly iiu'onii' of
about MM), (MP', "0(1 rllblts (approxi
mately 4MO,0ili),li(ll).
"There are two ways In whh h we
tiro trying to ralHi' this ni essut
leveniic," sold Minister I'm kin In u
recent interview. "The litst Is ly the
Increase in present duties tin ordinary
oiiimnditle
"The creation of new revenue will
have to aw.iit tile mcctinc nf tlin
Once and That No Foither 'n'" the
ui xc nun i An ri m i Pft'in Ml
thu time in hii income tx."
( Is Expected That Defendant!'1
Will Be Admitted to Bail at
Prosecution.
Occur,
TEN VOTES WERE FOR
COMPLETE ACQUITTAL
HYPNOTISM SCOUTED
BY DENVER POLICE
; I9i MOHNIN JOUNNAl MICIAL LIAIID WMMtl
1 ! Iiemer, Oct. The efficacy- of
Pl-wclnn'c VVifp FvnprtilTT tfi: hypnotism "H " ""''iiis diHeuverinu
N:ySICiail b Wilt, CXptlUIII;-, nj buried treasure is doubted ,,y the ,,..
Be Freed of Charge, Faints; ."-' " i"v m-rcsted r.,r
, , T. , i purposes nf "Investigation anil sule-
Wlien She Finds I hat No keepnm,- ,. .u. l-ivor, real .-state
I' U,f p.... Roirhnrl 'n"'"'. Arthur Mrttcrtiia n and John
verciici nas oeen neacneu, suer, win, were round tunhciinK about
, the font if ii hridt; across the
Platte i her. The trio wan later re
leased. AccordliiK to the nlii e. statements
of a woman, h.v Pllotired Is Is said liy j
I'lSur, afforded the "clue'' and armed!
with pick's and spades, the seaich!
for conviction
deKt'ee on the
was out a bout
Mrs Carina n
to trial again,
in, District At-
said that if it
w as in full
intervened,
rested.
oKress win
e woman
11 I he poll,
was not in
IRISH VOLUNTEERS
FLOCK TO STANDARD
r MOHNINI JOUNU tSICIAL LAHO Hti
Belfast, Ireland (via London. O't
lThat Irelaiit would nuilninin
her place as a M'-'hhni,' nation, w,m
i'.-e I'eclaration of .l.-.h-i Lcdmond
nationalist leader, in addresrini! a
rtoctini; of volunteers here today
"Ireland'n riKhts." said Mr
Mr.
,., mdrnins jouhn.l ancuk ia.io
Mineola, X. T.. Oct. 2a. The Jury
In the trial of Mis. Florence Oonklin
Carman, accused of slavl": Mrs.
Louise ISailey last .June SO, disagreed
today and was discharged.
Ten Jurors are said to have voted
for uniultlal and two
i.f murder In the Ilrst
final ballot. 1 he Jury
thirteen hours.
It is unlikely that
Mill ever be bloim lit
lVliiie the Jury eanie
tornev Lewis J. Smith
Mood even eitiht to four for aeouit'al, ;
it was immobablo that the defendant !
would I'e retried.
To lt- Admitted to flail.
Attorneys for Mrs. Carman will
make an application tomorrow niorn
iriK to have her admitted to bail.
Mil h a motion will not be opposed by
the distriit attorney.
The defendant i on the Verne of
a complete physical breakdown, fol
lowing a collapse In the court room
after the Jtirv was discha rued. .disgrace.
The jtirv retired at :45 o'clock last : Thirty-tive thousand men from o'l
.0..10 j..v...,ui in ...... .loi int. the n ich t i ta it s of I n-la nd ha ve loined the arn'j
and morning It was believed a verdi. t ! !i'"f the belnnin of the war,
bud been leached. One the Jury 1 Itedmond added.
wanted coffee. Another time It Wanted'
i igars and attain it desir"d breakfast.
Kuch Unit, .the Jury returned, th'; tie-'
femlaiit was sent for. ';
Mrs. Carman appeared tired and .
fearful. Her hair was disheveled and i
her formerly Immaculate costume ;
wrinkled. ,
)latKfation of. .lurors. ;
Lii.ssHtisfaction was plainly written!
mi the luces of the Jurors when M)e ;
f led in from the room where they
hml been deliberal in and announced
llley could not HRtee. j
At the mittttcstion of John J. tira
hain. Mrs. Carman's chief counsel, j
Justlee Kelb.v, usked the Jury wheth
er il was the evidence they could not
axt'ee lilKin. i
"It Is. not u question of evidence, ;
yon r Inmor," replied one juror, "we :
have ftone over the evidence very :
carefully und we cannot reach a ver-,
diet." !
The Justice said he was sorry, j
thanked the Jury mid then discharged
it.
Mrs. Carina n llsjtiplnl('(l.
Am the jurors returned to the room
where they hud been delilieratintt to
sot their huts mid coats, Mrs. Cur
maii burst into tears.
"Oh," she cried, "I am terribly dis
appointed. I felt sure the jury would
aeiiiiit me."
As Mrs. Carman was led from the
court room she fainted, frdie was
oulckly revived and then continue.t jany
SUDS INFLICT
SEVERE DEFEAT
TERROR SHOWN
IN LOUDON AND
J PIS ABSENT
EASTERN ! FROM BERLIN
ON GERMANS IN
Austrians Make Desperate
Stand on Well Chosen Line
of Defense, but Are Driven
From Ground,
BAYONET CHARGES
FEATURE ENGAGEMENT
maxe ti
clans, dressed
lO llCltllil e Ml! I I' l u ,i
stalls and look.
Worn, ii ol th belli
ill heavy nils, vine fotlh with tlialkv
faces and bouid '.nans nnd step Into
their cmTliiKes Then is no sobbim;.
no outward piotisi against the tab'
which lias hen ft them. Sometimes
they stop and nlLr money and word"
of coiiholatlon to the peasant women
who face the world as paupers There
Is the extraordinary spectacle of arts-
locr.iiy and pcasintrv hnuiRht
nether III a i oiiiiiiu nit v of ar'ef.
I'
Kaiser's Capital Is Still Blazing
With Electi
People Are
Spirit,
Lights and
Cheeiful in
bV
tnl
WOMEN ENGAGED IN
WORK FOR SOLDIERS
n r A n . .
nussian successes mic ne tui e Houses Aie upeo ant
ported From All Points, and; War Scenes Aie Depicted
Enemies Are Said to Be in
Full Retreat,
but Movies
Mimic Battles.
I'.ut apart from si cues
tl'oKlad Is aine with u
coufideio e.
Tile Nov a 1 in , a ir
lot i"n comment
"We hae lo.w tinUli.
month ,.f th,. war. It In
oil the w hole foi tutiaic
fiist month. e wen
: xrc.it calamiiN . 1 In
, has not been na i i- ol
' lite. We luiv Cot
I Austr'ans, but we h i
ipiest of a kiiittdoni
j I mcliv- lliikcwaini.
j We have captured
I points held l' tlie
Ureal provision ib-p.i
bcr of tt"n. ti.ims
"We huVe hiiiuli'i'il
of irluiei s. Aside fi
these successes from
I ... i , or vi'W uie aie siunn;
Alt L IIIMlfU IU alizatlon f
as tin s-,
W hope
ikes the fol
I the s.
null we
ilutiim
inrnmimi rnnnrn niinnrrn
mwi runuu duuuccu
IN CROSSING YSER Mil
AFTER BEING DRIVEN BACK
CDMUi PflftCT RC MflDTU CCA
U I uunu U IU I I ULH
r
and
W !'.
the
oe, taken by a i
vi oinl moot Ii
,t MUX
heat
1 seen the ci
Calicia, and
laib
the
v 1 1 (
UK K rorllfled
i as w. ll Ii-1
i la t K mini-
DESPERATE FIGHTING CONTINUES
IN WHAT IS REGARDED AS MOST
IMPORTANT BATTLE OF WAR
MOHNIN JDUKN1L I'lCUL LtIO lHII
I'etroKrad, Oct. -a. Tile folloflitlK
comnmtilcation was Is-ui.-d from nen
uil headipiarters tonittht:
"On October i;l and :4 the Kus-
sian troops inflicted several defeats I
on thp tlerman rear guards who were I
Hlteniptim; to hold positions alonu
!the rivers Muak. Skeinxaka
i Itylkn.
j "Lttvinx. Skli iniew ii e and l!aa
.were taken bv bajunet attacks
'The Austrians In retreat with the
our
of thousand"
m ihe x.ihle of
milil iiy poin'
ant us a l'e-
natioiial aim In that
i' h It b
Hid W
hundred j
o hold Hum j
an histoty j
. nturli-s t" j
in re '
f Ihej
I i er. i
"huh tip
i iei ma n ,
Is and
have ;
niond, "are not to be defended inert- j "Ainni; the river San and south of
ly within the Irish shores. If the man-i rrxemysl, despetate ttKhting con
hood of Ireland refused to strike aitinues. An attempt bv the Austrians
blow where real Hthtlns: Is RoinK on.lto turn the llussiaii left tvitm south
the country wnuld be covered wlthjof i'lzemysl failed, the Austrians suf-
they back to I'iismu
was wiested from her .
years . If We are able
In ml t lies. da s in I ! us
t t.wHl.ileil IT.., t .,rr,.ii.trn.e. I ... . ,.,.,.,,,.,.,, in .,.
iter ii. net. s. i ne miliars n r
! , , . . . . , , , come.
:war, whb h have shioudd London ,
land Paris 111 darklies, , ,,iKht nmlt Another llussi.in n.-wsoap t
il:.l.l Iteluttim and all i.ort h.rn Ft a me ""''rin ,h" ""
in ruins, have, so f,. failed-. o touch '"' ,h" N"m'n
Merlin. I'"-
l.. l,..rt. vh.. n. mill ...I i-lve.l ! "Wt have now . OVfll I lie
f. ..... i .....l.... ..o,,o i, ...I ii,,t there mo Idlers to b oril.n.uy soldi
!was less of nervous anxietv luo
in the Ihliish capiial und he sa w
ev idence of this In the fact that Iter-I one of th- I nner restaurants was
I'm .till shows it usual blu'.e ,.f elec-! foi Innate enoiiKh last ntLht to haM
"iernuins on the mads near Kadiuii,. , ....,. ... ninni. while London, ns many as twenty Kiiest.
fturinK an unheralded isit fromisam
Zfiinelliis. has Cle.itlv reduced ils H-iUHo it I.ussain otllccr leap,
liimlnalion. Just as Palis has tloiiej
tor the sain reason. j
Another cause fot comment was to,
see so manv men capable of tlolux '
iiillit.nv dutv sllll non about lhel''"'lnt
streets of tierlln. etmaned ill thWrj
customary work.
MHkf Muidi Ottr Wouiule!
d ;
re i
than ! n"t ""pet men
1 1. ...Ml CM II. , I "
i
l .i ki.
Reports Claim French Have Gained at Several Points in
Southern Field of Activities; Russian Dispatches Tell of
Pursuit of Retreating Austro-Gcrman Armies, Though
Severe Losses Have Been Inflicted Upon Muscovites in
Engagements in Vicinity of Przemysl; Turkey Declares
Intention of Maintaining Neutrality; Servians and Monte
negrins Repulse Attacks by Emperor Francis Joseph's
Men; Main Features of Struggle Remain Practically Un
changed Everywhere. .
havimr received reinforcements and
profiting by the wooded and rolling 1
i harnctei' of the rcKion, offered stub- .
born resistance to our offensive,;
w hich developed Into an cmMKi im nt 1
of considerable dimensions. At that'
place we captured prisoners, cannon I
Ked- and rapid Hreis.
It
rye
CANADA IS NO
T
ferititf Rival losses.
"An Austrian column, which tie
scended the Carpathians near thi
town of Hulina (twenty-two mile
from fctry). has been defeated or dis
persed."
itional air.
iniiicdiati
)M ItVlAXS CLAIM TO
i nw r. ii;rKii:n
PROTECTED FROM
KAISER'S TROOPS
Soldiers now freiiueiitly seen on the 1 played the n
street are convalescent wounded. jin tin loom
i The life of I'.ei lln, In fact, centers ,feet.
just n.w about the wounded soldier.) " "'
as well as the soldier still In the held, j pQQD PRICES MUCH
'Social lite IS llomill.lleil oy neiieo-
ilenee for him. Women and nirls are
I industiioiisly knittim: Ktnokum and
him; and wherever they j
ternoou coffee party, al
meetiiiBs of the numer
for assisting th'' !"'';
and wounded. eeii occasionally at
concerts and in oilier puhllc places,
their llnioM are seen busy with their
work.
Wealth. Women Mel,).
Nearlv every Merlin woman of the
was Hie
r stauratit iii which s' years
it Kussian officer leaped to his
feet and shot dead a student w ho was ; 1 OCOUmo-
dining uuielly with his w fe He had
neglected to rise when the Russian
nation. il anthem was nlaved. t in 10 -i siHTt't'ik'i
of this and other similar -pl- ;
'U...1..U II. a ni'dict inn 111 th.. rest:i il 111 tit i
had struck the national anthem from CIHI1IV ll.lVf lift'l fCliUlM'U.
jthelr program Last nmht. for Ihe! IVt mi tllf ( :ilhl till"
1 1 li st
ran
c.iiiiiii wa issiivi!
aitinii
lavs.
Iit'tw et'ii X ictipt 'it
1
1 1
(By Morning Journal SjxvmI Lrawd Wire.)
(.)i-t. -'5 i 11 :15 i. in.)- The i"ll' iutf lVicial a'lniuuiii-
liv tin ImtiicIi war iitlict t'ini'ht:
lias nuititinol iithUr tlie saint o'liiliiiciis as mt
liatilo nf M'iy vpik'iit cliaraitcr is in roo(rc'
ami the Rixcr l.v., Tlio ('.eiiiian trnves have
in iTiiisino; the 'se lietwmi ieu'dt ami DiMiunk.
l!;e et ami tu the smith of Lille )irit"il ailacks hy the
time since then, the orchestra
very
run
person i
to his
; wristlets for
Ho, at the a
.l Sl lll.WS 1 business
1 us societies
I Nish, Servia, Oct. 2.'. (via London,
'12.06 a. m.) The Servian war office
has Isfftied the following:
i "On October 11'. a detachment of
jthe enemy advanced from .Motlropol
jje, north of Kalinovlk, Herzegovina,
laauinst the flank of the Montenegrin
troops' east position at Kalinovlk.
! "A Montenegrin detachment from
Itorivatz, perceiving the enemy's; the poor: some in charity otgatiia-
movemcnt, attacked their Manx ami ! tlons which are looklnt; atter tne enn
defeated them, capturing a mountain ! ,),,. ,,f the soldiers ut the front. left
. , ri i ' n Kl i gun, nine caissons iiuu .i i.hh w itnoui ane'imne inc.nir. ... "r
MOni'Oe UOCtrine , DOCS INOtlbor of ririw.. land many are nur.inK WU or w..una-
TvtonH ir, Rritlch' nnminifin ! "On O. tober 21 a batile took place ,,,,, poHliers. Most families of the
LAlClIU IU DIUIOll UUIIIMMUII , , ,, ,,,,, th(. ijosnlan front, both Ser- ealihb.r classes are also taking" Into
vians and Miintenegrlns taking part. J tlir-lr homes poor women and chil
Th.. ttiilkan allies relielled all lit- ',,,. f,,r uood meal daily, and
t jtacks and took 200 prisoners, includ- i there are organizations of women lo
,.,o.-,N.JoU.nptci.i,L...t.isfi lng one held officer and lour suhal-j ,, ,.), dispensers of charily.
Washington, (Jet. 25. (.iermuny'J terus. , j Another function of the charity 01 -
risht to land troops in Canada, ir o-j "In view of the enemy's severe j (,1.II,J!HtionK is to collect hooks, pb
sible. and thus secure at least a tern-.attacks, the Monlenem in troops huv1 j turoa and newspapers Tor the rnili
porary foothold on the American con-! been compelled to fall bin k 11 littlo , hospitals, where there arc a 1111111-
tinent was niiheld today by Count . behind their positions. i, , ,, H,,o-)s. There is ev en a
von Ii-.-rnstoilT, C.ermail ambassador j An 0ff, al statemeiH Issued at l
here, who declared this would not hi',Pnm, on Friday said that Servian and
a violation of the Monroe doctrine. j Montenegrin forces which had pen
The amhn.-sttdiir suKftested that, a1-' j etrated the soiit heastet n liosnian
Canada was sendine soldiertt to Ki:- ; frontier, were defeated on October 22,
provisions lu re have increased areat-
' ly.
j Trieste and the stirrouiulimr conn
try ale cxccedlnuly ipliel. Tile people
L-ellerally seem Kieatly depressed. The
police had adopted the severest of
measures to prevent Italian newspa-
iwealthier classes Is duiiiH something j pern ciiculallnK In Trieste and the
to hell). Some are workillSi In I he Icinity. fersolis found In possession
i kitchens conducted for the feedinn of !of the forbidden papers are sent
to fourteen days Imprisonment
Count Von Bernstorff Says;
in America,
Xrii'f iinc there is nothing tu rei;xi't
ei'e)l several Mitall .blvaiu'es hy mil' troops Id the tinrllnvt'st of
j Nussmis ami in the re'imi ut Liaoune.
; "On the heights of the Mense there is an artillery e.ngaoenieiH.
!ln the ,iere reL'imi our heavv artillerv hnhls tndav uikKt its lire
HIGHER IN AUSTRIA ; tin- vad tonneelino; Thmnvmirt, Xmisaul, Brussels and joinville.
I which is niie of the principal lines of ciiinnmnicatimi of the GennarH
mi momi jewimak raeit, (. wtMi j ij At 1 ' I ' ' ' t '" '
I'ola, Austria, o,t. (via Veil ice i Ilea I' t. Alllll,'l. ... .
and I'aris. oci.' ::.) The prices of: ..... .. ,..i -i ,i1;.( vrstorifav in the Am, nine reirioit att entire
reii'it'iit of (ierinan infantry was annil
Itvhieli was cMended to the wood to the
i
Paris, (Vi. J5 (.':.' p. in.") The Sunday al'trriionn French'
lorticial annoiiineinent follows:
i "There i- no chaii!v to report hetuecn the sea and the region
...,,,,.1 In tin Nioiiiiiii ft" ion onr situation is maintained
j u I ' 'U 111 I .ill... ' . . . - n,
plunder the coiiiliiions .iniiounced yesterday.
'........ i i
"(n i - miner Mense our tick artillerv nas tie
id i ,.i-.,.c .mi. nf w Mir i w :m eotnnosed
V.fV I 111,111 I'iiiii i i'1, .-.. .-. - ----
I heavv calihre."
'' The last official I Tench statement, iucd Idle Saturday night. t
I said thaf from the sea to the region smith of Arras violent attacks
i..r ti.. f,.em;,,ii line lieeti everywhere remilscd. and that ''west
,.M ill IIJT..... j ,
,'the Argonnc region
' which commands the
I the Aisne."
lilated during an operation
north of l.aehakle."
I'liced
Summaru of War
r.., r v,0f-,in !nw,re
11 Vivo vi iiomuuy
droved
of gu
three
is of
erhn '
then I
fori
irope to flBht against his country, th!ufU.r u mttle of three days.
T.'nited States should not consider It In j .
sense an lniruiKenieiii on "'"j.Msriil.l .M'.ittiri.AM'.'s
her Journey to her cell. The Jail phy- 'Monroe doctrine ir oermany w u DIIDI IM.I I I t'liii
slcian was summoned. He said her :iand n armed force on Canadian soil. .
condition was worse than at any; Discussim? his. now much talked ct Cctlinje, MonteiieKio.
lime since she hud been arrested. note, of .September ;!, to the state tie-j way of London, 1 p. m l
The foreman of the lurv. tn dis- partment here, explaining the attitude trian aeroplanes droppi
ciissinK the deliberations, of the Jury of the Herman Boverniiient toward j hove Antovarl without
said live ballots were taken. On the the M on roe doctrine a nd K)vinn assue i parently the attempi
Oil,
d
I society of Hi itif Ii citizens in I
which sends its aKents now and
jto American families to ak
American magazines and books
1 1 he Knulish prisoners, a few
loulslde of Merlin.
' "lotles" Are. Limited.
The theater 1 1 IK I concert hi
1 'all oiiell as usual, but the alleluia n
Is not lal'Ue. I he 'il r IIKtll
musical farces and in tin:
t Ihe variety theaters,
fierce fi),-tini; between the allies
and the Germans continues in the
western theater of war, c.-p cially In
ihe district near Ihe North sen mast
In MelKitim around Xieiiport am!
southeastel ly toward the liver I..s.
The. Hermans claim that they hinu
thrown additional forces westward
across the Vser between N'leuport anil
l.iixmude and that, despite the faci
that the allies had received reinforce
merits, the Hermans have advanced at
for jsewral points northeast of Vpres and
inib s ; taken over alio. I'.rillsh prisoners. sc
i em I of t hem ol f ieet s.
The latest Crencti reports ailini'.
iin.i o... Oei-neiiiu liae crossed the
'ser, but km no lul l her ill this t "
t,n....t It lw ,i.,l known, thetefole,
... . H" ' J
w e
i'n;ii
of
have carried the village ot Mel.icotirt.
leading from N'areinnes to the valley of
W1 MOBNINd JOUP.MM. lICMl. l.IAttO WIH1
l.oiulon, j", -- II urli .1 buck
flam the coast by the fire of the
French ami Miiiish warships, the Her
man troops, afl.-r a week of the most
hao
turned Inland
cross the Vs'-r
ills ill"
Mint ballot the Jurors stood nine to
three for acquittal, on the other four
ballots the vote was ten to two.
DEADLY GERMAN
laxainst the
i ly brought here by
KKM II WIATOH OI TWIIS
Hl ltM W U'iltOPl.Wls-TS
. Oct. :
aviator
(byjls not laine. ' iwhetber this is a reiteration or tne
-ThreH A US- ' he Imhl mUMcai laices aim """" ! pi-evlm,H mknow ledRelllfiit of a C.".'
bomhs froiTi'lu-otluctions at Ihe variety "'''al i". ; M.1( .r,: . , h, ,. eonfirmutto'l
effect. Ap-Ind the niovin picture places I " ' , , j. t,,e lust Herman claim.
was directed ent military nuns o,,,,... An) M.maiiider ! the mine
. I. .... Loll li.a tinJll II. t-l'L' i ... . . Jl .
Krem h aeroplanes recent- ' sre snai ' ' ' ifront in lielKlum only urt.-i meiinuii
the fleef ictose iiini'iu"" ' ,ir I IK opcrailoii.s is inane, ,-umm oi
' 'proposal to take movliiK pictures u, ,.Yeiicli claim repulses to I ho
real ballbs, or al least naiiienei-i", (;,.rm.,tl! ,, aihuncs by the allies
did not meet ihe approval ol ' ""' ' ' ear Snlsaons and Cruotine.
M. ...... .. n . W,.rit lew ( i;ii..k.. ..... ,11'ocef.ll-
. .. lint . n .."""" j ;s I i 1 1 1 r i . iik.i' hp. in - ' . - ,
(11:1a a. ni.) The j ''he play impulse In Herniany, lias ,in(, heiiihts of the Mense und in
M. Moirct. who is I lie n,, mentis been Riipptessi d by tnei,,P V tie vie district In the AlKonne
SUBMARINE IS
. i
SAFE AT HOME
IIV MOSNINS JOl SNAI. SICII. LIAHO Wll
Merlin, Oct. 25 (via Home, H a.
m.) The Herman terror of the seas,
the submarine I'-fl. which sunk the
lhltish cruiser liawke. returned safe
ly to her home harbor Friday, after
an adventurous voyaife durine which
she sent four Mritish cruisers to the
bottom.
The enterprise and skill of Com
mander Weddinen of the l'-8. wrho
steins to operate under a particularly
lucky star, has been rewarded by the
decoration of the Order of Merit.
Besides the Hawke, the lT-tt has to
her credit the sinking of the Mritish
cruisers Houe, Aboukir and Cressy.
i I'aris
I French
serving with the Russian army, out
wltted, and by his intrepidity, escaped
I three Herman aeroplanes throiiKh
(tlyliiK at a lower level, says a Jlavas
aneiicy dispatch from I't-troKrHtl.
time Tin. other day n
team went to Vienna- and played a i,uve been a nnilillaii d.
irojieti uMttie with a lentil of that city. ; The heavy t'nu-meiiieiiw
Of course the - Herman cniiiireii -) netween tne i.ussiaus
I "!! nir w.iv with a zeal hardly less 1 1 1 nnnarlan forces
the
ances that (tirmany was not contem
plating any Smith American coloniza
tion schemes In event of victory over j
the allies, the a in hassudof said only,
Putith America was referred to at that
time because there never had been j
anv uuestion raised as tn possible Her-
man attempts to seek colonization In
any other part of the American h-in-Isnhere.
Count von Mernstorff asserted th
Great Britain had officially called the
attention of the state department lo re
to rahnili II-,. I llnmnnv mlL'ht 'lt-i Th.iuuh mi bier-ted to llttllcks f I'l ,1 II ' i I ,. . i , 1 1 i . , c than IS sllOW ,1 lV
tempt, if successful in the war, l'')he aeroplanes from above and the i soldiers il) the field. The boys like to
colonize in South America. Officials army beneath, he brought back Im- j conKi'eKule on v acant lots, where
at the department said later they li't I porti.tnt informal ion of ihe move-), hey din; entrenchments and build
not recall that Great Britain had j mnt(, ,,f t he enemy a Inn the Vist tila x'orts. Lads of a more serious heut
muilo any such churge, but the ambas. , ,.lv(,,. flock at the '.UKbaus" to see the
sudor explained today that his notes sp(.im ,,f artillery and other mill-
had been Intended lurneiy as a reply f.;itoiI.ANF. IM.MK.I)IKT ! tarv equipment.
.NOT VKItV KII'I-XTIVK!
!r .ssI t AIMTAL IS
Luinlon, oct. , 2... ' The Herman j M LONC.r.K A ii.W 'ITV
campaign wnn aeroplane nomosi
uir.nnut Warsaw has been rather ef-i J,.ti oti ad. Oct. 5- The
....(iv.. ' savs the Warsaw corre-teanlial. reiturded as a
Itedtice ili)ii ii,. ispondent of lleiiler's Telegram coin-ied enerKies, and
ithe
Merlin football ia Herman Infantry reitinielit is said lo
a nd
in the v
rod in
t .ii ti 11 ii
AUhtl'o-
va-inlty of
Poland and
Itusslnii'i
'Molent linhtiii);.
and fiueeil ibeii
'canal west of 1 lixmiuJe.
! I'lessllm their ailvaillUKe, the Her
j mil ok in a mlithty effort to tiaiti a
victory lonlinueil riishluur forward all
Mhe reillforcellielils that cull be spilled
in ml in their official reports i laim to
i be slowlv but ilH.-iHively pushing ihe
'allies ha- k.
! of i he K.ilns i ii, it I bv Ihn Her-
j man,, the French reports confirm Ihe
crnssinu of the Vser canal, but de
jeiniv a vry violent balile still Is )ntt
liu; between Vletipoi ( n ml Lys river.
At this point the Hermans clnlm
I have taken ;,Hu Miiiish prii-oin-i .
I Haliis Ii) (In Trench.
! Of Ihe bailies on the teiiler and I
report
Uadom and IvunK
le-lwecn Austrians and the
south of l'rst"mysl, in Halicla.
Th- Austrians ham driven tin- Moii
(etieKi'ltis from positions on ihe lios
nian frontier.
Hcneral Sir Charles Whitiinxh.iin
Horsier OuiiKlas. chief of the Ml'H-
I
lo.s not
h ,e, Lu c I hey
positions In llie
lieiuhis of ihe
ive-l three more
From unofficial
thai the French
inlvati' e In the
Alsace border,
ils of the troops
in this accusation by Great Britain as
well as to reports that country had
been spreadinn In other ways thai
Germany had d' sisns on South America.
'IhIi general staff, Is dead. The death
Initio is reported of the Herman la
jor General Voohhatiinier, who was
ikilled In action In the Aronne ron-si.
Kussianj Merlin iirinoiiiices that it was the
c'.tv nf dissipat-Isnhmarlne which recently sank
midniirht naieiyiihe British ei Hitter Hawke in til"
Ijttiti Statesman lle.
n.w.n..o iirAU imt ''.t Tir. Jose
friburi, former president of Argen-j MH
tina, died today. !
. . i, , .. . . ..!. .. , ,,i i-.i- th,. miiim nr ihiiw- ,.ni i ,-l-IJ. i .-. i , i i .-.i . v
Atlanta la., Oct. .'J. i) c eve pa ay. i 1 uicim-m. . - ,.,...
. ' .v. ..,, h,c f.,etv.f,,e r.eo o ii i )..... ..me in the first two months of the ti,,. cruisers A lor, l leHNV
tn;r:Z ; and H , l , s sombre in tone as u nocturne. UoK., The submarine at las.
, "... .- '. J. I.......... 1- ,h ..!r.,,ii ntiu were soldiers on a not her ' The slreets are ttulel and almost de-, turned
majolll.v 01 l',e imiim-ip, I- .1.-- 1 ,
1,..,- ,.i..,i..,t linjni hii iiinv there were sixtv-two casualties, sei led at the Hour wnen in
KI-IIIVHIK Slrtie.i ,.,i , c 1 -. . 1 , ' j 1 . .ruu
w ho uoreo to t Vn so H ers were ln urea at inanusen i ncn.n. . ..
1 o r. Tha time, but many children who were:neet no numi'i
apital, I'Ke an cities or r.inoi".
uwOiened bv Its losses and by all
Ihe misery which ebbs back from the
assistance to
1 (d uce their
Atlanta, 'drawn into the streets by curiosity The
Vt'KATIIKIt i'or.i;c.vsT. .
Washinston. Oct. New-
Mexico: Fair. Monday and Turs
"duy. .
j '
planters
urease ill
niovetnent was beuun bv the
f'h,,,i i Cnimi-rfp and it is said I were struck. Bach aeroplane appa-
luii received siaried pletlKes from lently has an e-mlpmenl of five I
thousand bank presidents. nonius nun were nreu ai mini am u ......
in Ihe fllii-ht across the citv. In ihe rmi
Kill. ..I 1 . , Hi v ISIS 01 l lie oean are
T.I Viu. lttH'ovt'i-s Healih. in front or tne siniciure,
thr-l London. Oct. 2.7. Former Presl- peasants, their black shaw If
I'orftrlo Ola i! of Mexico, whojiif ink aftainst tne mono rci rami
liulldinK. stand helpless ami
Sovernor-ueneral or . ana.ia. tu., -- """ " "-'"' ' " c lhm ,,, r...
from allies In the published lists and otn-
lllllisli Officer
Ottawa. I int.. Oct. 2 a. Major
Hlvers-Kulkelv. comptroller of
ousehold of the Duke of Connaushl,
neneral of Canada, has been
killed iii action at the iront. accord
ing to a cable messaue received nt
.Government house.
dent I'orftrlo Oiaz of Mexico.
now is in MlarritZ, France, has coin-Ithe
i.letelv recovered from his recent lit-1 afraid
lies, says, a I'euter dispatch
.Madrid.
ers,
sank
and
lias re
turned to her limn,' poi i.
niliht life j ( ommunder Luedeeke of the cnin-
v... ui.c Pros-i..i..rce raid nir Heiman f l ui.ser K ill
echries with revelry. Mriih iias he n promoted to lie a cap- I
ta;n.
I American e,,itori sblpiiients will (Pd j
the considered contraband of war
i . ..i i... .i
Great Mrilatn ha; nouueo me i mini ,
nil staff officers, the 'states Kovernment to this effect. This,
dead are published, will permit the safe riiovenieni tu cm-;
ton to any point, even nifi ti'ontf iiei-t
many and Austria.
It is believed the British Kovern-mi-nt's
decision with r, ward tu cotmn
will also apply to non-contraband
.aiKOis from I. neutral country trans
ported In neul ,11 ship'.
wliiK.
speak, but Hp Foil
urn iipiintaiiilci' their
Arifriniie and on tlo
Mense and have destr
German tin I tefles.
sources It Is lent tied
'have made some
mountains n lotitv ih
i To add to the II
U'DH'HKt'd in the norlliwesi a short spell
i ol' fine weuther has uiven place to ati
jother downpour of rain whnh will
Icoiiveil th" lowlands of Flandeis into
Krc-tti lakes.
: (.eriuaii llcliil'orceiiiciils.
I Many of the Herman soldieis ai
jldxmudc have . nine from Merlin with
iltt the la.-t few days, ArrlvlliK at the
scene of battle they hale been sen'
lit oil, e in, i ihe tri ll, lies wnicn wen
; waist deep w it h
i lilliler cover of
i trenches and at
oriel, in,. .. ,,, limners ,
her of the invaders,
time the contest was
nieroiis other points.
waicr. Tip
i l'o. appn
the poult i
if
MeUlans,
u lie, I the
the bay-
alue ll mo
At tile s'iinc
resumed at. nit
but llie result
a line
like hi
morbidly apprehensive, are tryiuu
was differeni and the casualty lists
litre la rue.
The fact lh.it the allies have tid
vunced appreciably nisi of ieupcut,
as officially attuouin ed. has helped to
reassure them, since in this vicinity
the Mritish n.ival nuns hardly could
continue to exercise an itifluen- e In
gaining nrround. Tlie slight reiinRi'cs-
sioii at other points, which, It Is
claimed, was coiinter-bHtanced hy
proicress somewhere else, was consid
ereil as Inevitable in a ureal conflict of
I h Is kind, and a ppal cni ly it did nut
,-Hiise the slightest illseotiranemciit.
liattle Slralculcally linporlanl.
The stlatenlc conseipiences of tills
bailie of ihe noi'ili. i! Is fill In some
iiiiirters. will le (jreater to the Her
man1! than to ihe allies. If it shoul I
he nei essill'y for Ihe lulltT tO W'lth
ilrave H would be U1HU1 Hie normal
lines i f tin ulli"s without risk, It In
divlarej, and the beluilnn of tile left,
winit would not coinpi omise the situa
tion in Kenetal.
In an effort to destroy the Herman
mid Austtlaii forces which were de
I'chIciI in their first attempt to cross
the Vistula between Ihe fortresses of
IvaiiKoro.l and Uadom, the Busslans
nre now waitiiiK a heavy bailie in til
a nd.
The official ttiissian report ml yd
iheir iidvalice is betDH- met Willi stub
liorn reslstan, e. stioiix reinforce.
ineiits havitlK been bt'oiltthl up by I lit
( icrm. in.
Mjitlle Not Decidcil.
Both sides have, nccoi dinsT to their
own reports, made prisoners and cap
tured nuns, hut the battle which ev
leiuls over a front of twetiiy-six miles
has mil jet been decided.
The Bussians report, however, t hat
l.oiinz, llawa und Skb-i nlfivice have
been ti,ken by bayonet attacks.
The Austrians are still inakiip n
bolii effort to cross the ri er S.ui und
are , at rv inn on a splendid I'u'ht north
of I'rtM'iii.v'sl in the hope of reuchliin;
and recaptarinK I.eilibel it'-
The .Moiilen, m Ins today adinitth.it
they have hid to withdraw to their
previous positions Htotljf the Bosnian
frontier after an aUio'St by a superior
force of Austrian.-. Th Itittfi. In fact,
.seem to h.iv. iinide a wonderful re
coveri' and to be IHttitinK In a man
lier of which th.'-ir ilrsf pfrformaiicCH
ill the war hardly wave promise.
Till key tu Krnmiit Nflilrnl.
Tin key. hii h It will be recalled
,it ope time had decided to throw her
lot with ( b rmanv , has attain assured
the ambassadors of (iicat Britain,
Fiance and I'.us-la thai she intends
to riuiliit'iiii her police of neutrality,
iirkey.' riiev- -ontifus3l.i willp
tary sctivltiea and 1 collecting for
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