The evening herald. [volume], August 06, 1914, Image 1

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Franl W. Clancy Says the Principal Legislative Need of New Mexico Is a Legislature, in Which Sentiment We Concur.
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Ocean for News of Armada Which Sailed With
Sealed Orders Several Days Ago and from Which
Nothing Has Been Heard.
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l4inlin, Aug. . .cnc ral new a
a tlio liaiajscnlnc f IIh Inst
lay r mt lu III i-onitHI In which
Ilea artiilc-s isf nearly Hip wind"
of r-uisitse re itMtagcd la still
lacking, and It l pointed nut
licrr ilial when ll realises !
world H may Hft liar Tn-.
Hie of tlx war iUtnw isxltmil
by Hetglaa anil t-VrM-li art lata.
Mot word has reached Im
rtn from Itea-Un. while IIm l
lalra ami ib-4uel mcasagim from
Y senna throw ih Itght imi tlir
inllliarir situation. I mm Kf.
V4rrlsHrg word Itai mine I lull
IIm iimMllralJnn of llu llu-a-lan,
fiarcra la prugrcedng limce qnbk
It llian liuil lawn riiwteil ami
the aiiiniy of the Ituwlan
tr.H.p on iIm Herman fniilli-r
hww confirm I III".
ItMly remains In an rxp1atil
attitude ami from WmIs ilrofMil
al Im llallau i-iiibey In ln
hiii alter quite reauly tu main
lain lirr ilea-lawl nsiilralliy ami
rtm miim' aillve iHaxlllly If
nra-t-aaarjr In ! of any nuiitfa-r
of licrnian ulllmaiuma, of which
lie Italian iihasy says II ha
mi official ritnfirnialloii.
Nuiuhrsm of iH-rmau
ever mmimI U aaaln Imlay In
lliilMi IMirla.
I.omlfin, Au. . Kmclitml wattfl
ImUy wlib anxlrty for r-V"tf of lhi
iiiiivoiiirrilk of the lliihfh IIpi'I. fn.in
hl'h virtually noihlng hud "
hi-Hrd lnri It rtir(iira noma dny
mo under krnli-d ord.rd. All ryp
rr tffnrd townrd tin North
lirr ! i-mriiUy Hmiinril thf
war Vfnnfl. had 'irn In inrounlt-r
I In- (li-rtiiun lia I tli li I ii tHiuuilrona.
Hi-iinrta a.' flrltm nml thi- arrival
or a nuinlr of wuundrd lrrinn and
Hrllmh l.hi)n. krli at llarwl ll on
tin- rant count koil rxi'ltruirnt at H
night'! Milnl. an thia waa .- 1.1.-th
thiit al IraM Ihrra had bron rontacl
lifltn Vvaarla of the oiminiilC
nuv p.
Thu mot nine paaaed off. hnwavar.
without any mr.- d.finii aiaim ut
nn linrorlanl clrtnrt Iimwi nlha pow
rrful a.iuudrona.
Mrtwira from Tlrlglum appi-ard
In Indlt-at that th rhi-.a of th
tier mi. na oulKlila I. !' yratprdiiy had
ln-rii a vrtf un, (.nil repona glv
Ina Ilia numljrr of fauna It ira aa hinh
aa n oon.
From llnma coma a report that
lha (irrman rrulKpra fWlten and
Krvalau had a'niil the puraiilt
Krrn. h and irlilh wamhipa after
homliurdlnc lha Algerian roaat. and
hud aufely reached a HI. lllun port.
llerninn ar venae Ih are auld tn
hava penetrated tha Otilf of Vinlan.'
and bombarded Kveaborg, the
"Northern 'llhraltar."
Nn definite cotitlrmiitlon of the r
Ported ulllnialum from Oerinany l
Italy rama to hand here.
Aa ainin al Frlnce l.l.hnoaaliy. the
flermun anibiiaaadur. left lmdon to
tluy lha Amerl. nil rmhnaav aaaumed
lull rara of lha lierinan Intereala In
ha Mriliah lalea. Irwin It. IjiuiIi
I In. the American ae.ret.iry of em
baary, devoted hlmaelf In Ihl bual
lieen. It ana ot limited 'Y the em
liaray thai there era una hundred
thouaatid (li'ttiiana In Orenl Hrliuln
but thera were no nienna of naier
alnlng how many of thea had le"
ainre tha beKiniilng of aerloua trou
ble Pel ween the Million".
Many tlarmana real.le .n Kngland
In order lo fwniw military aervlre,
but a great niimlier of there are aald
lu hxve aotdled In prrmltled to
avrve In tha tlerman army ua cwti
aa Kmpemr William offered pardon
I ..r deaertrra.
Ho lar lha PrltUh governinanl haa
not laauad any order for tha aipul-
Today in the Theatre of War
Sveaborg, "Gibraltar of the Baltic," today was bom
barded by a German fleet.
British destroyers have been in action in the North sea
and 22 German and six British wounded sailors have
readied Harwich.
Belgian reports of yesterday's battle between German
nd Belgian troops at Liege give the German casualties as
8,000 and those of the Belgians as relatively small.
British regiments at Tien Tsin, China, today were or
dered south.
More than twenty German merchant vessels have been
taken by the British.
A report from Paris says Germany has threatened Italy
with war unless she supports the other members of the
triple alliance.
Austrians renewed the bombardment of Belgrade,
Servia.
The German ambassador left London today.
The Bank of England reduced its discount rate from
10 to 6 per cent.
Food supplies in Paris continue plentiful, with prices
only slightly above normal.
Only a slight skirmish with few casualities was re
ported from the Franco-German troatier until noon today.
German officers arrested today in Ostend as spies are
are to be shot by the Belgians.
London reports the capture of a German cruiser by the
French.
Rome announced the arrival in Sicily of the Goeben and
Breslau. two Oerman cruisers formerly reported captured
in the Mediterranean.
The American embassy assumed charge of German in
terests in the British isles.
PRESIDENT'S WIFE
SUCCUMBS LATE
TODAY AFTER
BRAVE FIGHT
Stricken Woman Makes Great
Effort to Encourage Hus
band and Requests Continu
ance of Philanthropic Work
RESTORATIVES FAIL
TO PRODUCE RALLY
WunhiniMon, Ann. 6. Mrs.
Wood row Wllnoll. wife of the
prealdent of the ('lilted htntea,
died at tha White limine to. I..
all p. m. of a t'liniplkiiUiin of
dl aen .lea.
Thi) end came infer two aor-
Ion RinklMK apellh. The pii-e-
lil.nl. un.l her I '.. duuitliti-i a.
and Kruiirla Hayr.- were nt the
be.lHl.li ill the end.
The prealdent compli f ly
proHlruted when Iuh wife died
un.l broke duwn e'itlrel. When
Se.retury Tumulty entered the
utlve nnVea tu tell aiiltlng
newapaper men h.a cheeka were
bullied III teiira.
alnn of Germane and none la
perted, K that lhoe now hei arc
likely to remain.
Hrumh I a in 1 1 lea. however, are ilia
hurting nil Cermnn aervunla, gov
erneaaea nnd i hutif r.-ura. a.i thut the
tlermun benevnleiit ao. let lea hiof
their h.io.la full in aiipplylug the
needa of the deatltute.
Many Amerl.una toduy ankril for
help tn ootuln food mid ludginH.
There were inimy lntun'ea of pet
aoiia with gd iertilUaiee In their
put kela wulklng the atreeta all niulit
hungry. Home of theae were relieved
ly atnall unaecured liMina from II.
Hoover, of t'alifnrtiln, who epcM in.wt
of the duy working to ohiuin a r'H
on .1,. r.tte of ex. lianue for Ameri
can billa.
The rule la now raorbilunt.
Among lha rallera ut the Amrrlrnn
.mutilate general waa Mra. J.imea T.
Murey of iM'nver. who waa ordered
out of her alric bed In a hoapllul nt
Antwerp Mnduy with only two Imura'
niHI.e. hi he waa mid Ihe hoHpilul waa
needed for lha wounded. Mra. Mucey
left her mother and child In tier.
many.
Tha a' reel In front of lha American
conaiilule general toduy waa packed
Willi flirinaiia, nioatly yimtha of the
aervunt cluaa coining from all pnrla
of the UnilHli l"lca to reiialer their
numea an thut they might return to
(Irrmunv t light If poaaible. The
tlermuna were very iwa.-eabla and the
...Ilea on duly Were able eually to
keeo them In lina.
The clerka within tha conaulate
enerul meanwhile regintere.1 tholr
iiamea and addreaaea and alamprd
ihMir iiiiliiurv book a lu protect them
' UKal it bring fluxtird aa dearrtera In
i Ihev wera unable lu return to
aa tn
nuiat.'
aenmcn
arrived
Ihe varlixia
Belgians Repulse Germans
at Liege With Heavy Loss
to the Attaching Forces
Resolute Defenders of City Execute Brilliant Counter
Attacks, Pursuing Retreating Forces Beyond Pro
tecting Range of Artillery in Fortress; Battle Was
Planned in Maneuvers Last Year.
(lermany. There wna no ahow .r
feeling- agalnt the Kngllah tn the
rowd of men returning to their
lutherlund aa a putrlot'c duly. T'.idr
uaual anewee to the iioation
why they were going w.ia "we
Heveral hundred tlermun
eipellrd from Kranre have
here and are boarded In
Hllor'a homea.
Thu f ir no cawa of Inault or III
treatment of tlrrmuiie by the r.ngna'i
hava been recorded.
The Urillah admiralty announced
toduy that the aleamera Iceland ami
Ktder. frm ltreinerliaen, repon
that the North llerninn l.loy.l liner
Kalaer Wllheliu der Uroaae hue uecn
. aimed black and converied Into an
tirtne.t cruiser w ith gnna und a ecarch
likht.
Tl.ere wna a ruah of Oerimina PI
all ehiaaea to the home olll.e
tu aecure Hrltlah iinturulnulion
pcra.
About half of the American
aatea In the chur n pea
... . . I...I.I
en.'e wnicn wna lu ne -o
'..net ance, have rem hed
The other half Were left
WuHhington, Auit (. Mra. Wood-
row SVllx.li, the plcaldelita Wife, hov-
I belween lite und d.itli today.
All bough pbyHli I.iiih auld Khe hud
piiMN.d a fairly comfortable inch! und
hud wiine rent, tiny were no mora
ptiimallc I him la lr yealerd iy, w hen
they pronounced her condition an
Muse that rentoiutivea were n.c.a-amy.
Mem helm of the family were cm-
alanlly ut her lie.lHide. Tl preai
dent, who haa been with her every
liioin. lit he wan not absolutely .If
luaiidcd elnewh.ro by the Kuiopeuu
itiaia and the recoiling a'luaii'Oi in
the I'liPeil Htn lea, .an. . lied all in
guKemelila toduy and remained with-;
in cull of the au k room.
M out tin of co:i-iunl lllm-a. which
lo-Kull with a loivoua breii K.low n, i
then a lull on th.
with an lujuiy to her apliie, und to
lowing thut KriKlil a dleuae, huve ao
Weakened the ...( . hi that the White
lloiia,. pli)icluti.., with whom were
no. lie of the iiblcxt iei lullM.a called
In coTiaiillution, l I ll.'tu lit I y udintte.l
they had lit If hope und feared It wna
but u iueallon of duye und proDuniy
houru.
Mra. Wilaoti waa cotiaclntia thia
in. .ruing und h r condition wua net-
ler than thai of laat night, e "I"
I cured very brue. The prealdent
we'll to lor room before going to thai
eecu'le otll.-ea. Hhe greeted him
with a emlle, puti.'.l him on thu unit
nnd emd ahe hud puaavd a good night.
Ir. (iruyaoti gave oul the lollownig,
alutetiirnt on Mra. Wllaou'g condition
al 10 a. 111.
"The chief cauae of Mra. Wllion'a
preaetil ciui lal condition la a chronic
kidney trouble. Thia haa developed
ua one of the rootlta of u ncioii
bleakdown, liroiiglil on by overwork..
"In her aininii'ii lu pcrfonu her
full duty In W ulniigtin. Mra. WHauii
added lo her a. al obligutloaa u very
greut uctivity In philanthropic woik
i on nee led with lb redemption of
aluma of Wuahlngioii cby, und In vai
loua other lntaii' ea connected With
the betterment ot coMtlltlona of life
UrunHoln, Aug. . (Via Ixind.-n)
The llar.elte publiahea today w tint. If
aaH lire the facta ai fur ua known re
gurdlng Ihe repulse of the tiirman
tor.iH by Ihe I'.cIkI.iii In the I.I.K1'
dlatrlct yeaterdity. The (iermali okho
l re eallinale.l at K.ihmi men, while the
llelgunia Kiirfoied far Ichh. '
The ulleged rout of the (ierinan
Heventh at my cdrpa ia not conllrmcd
In Ua entirety, however, auya the
tluzette, which ad la:
"Thn llelumn eleventh btiy.tde aT
tee hu.h .UHlully rcalMlng Ihe liernian
iiliuck piirinied the tleeing rriiaHluna
with aiiclt energy thut Ilia generol
1 coininaiidliiK ! Kelgliina aa ob
liged to order our lroo4 to turn buck,
aa they were getting oiilHl.le the range
of the guna of our folia. The eir.bua
liiKlii of our iroopa waa iiKiitiilllc.-l.t.
"A number of wounded (lermana
fled to lim.h icrrltoiy und 1M K'e
rlae to Ibe belief Hi.K the enemy had
j been completely muled. They uiifTere.l ,
loaaea, however, which lire ealimuted.
nt k.iiiiu. iur lorMCM were reluiively
amall.
j "At 4 o'clock In thn morning the
rierman T. nlh nrmy corpa u Hacked
Ibe t'hiiiidfoiitiilne and lunicelleg forli
from the gniiiheiKt, wh'le their urtll
, lii)l.oinoai.le.l the fort lit rieiiw.lle
Ion the opposite bank or the river
' M. liae, five Inllea aoiilliAeat ol I.lege.
Tb ll.'lniuna i .ip.ure.l aeven guns aun
........ i ,.;u..ium
White IIouhc lloor, ...,'., ,r , .arrender of
l.lcue have l.uuiH been lll'mly refllaed.
Stoilia of the atrur.Klc oelween the
Helgian Iroopa and Ihe !rnian ol
dins .Hter.l.iy in the vicinity of
I.lege tell of terrific al.-iiighter nniotik
liel lnan fore. a. At ni.om iio..
the tlertntin infantry
Hnr-
sinall to bo efllcacloua againat th.
heavy uiilllery of the llellan fori"
Military aiiMioiniea were of the
opinion thut ir the liclgiutia colli. I
hold out at I.lege one of the decisive
buttlea of the war might lie fought
there hooii
The i'hlnna had penetrated the
city ni fur nn Ihe Hue Nulnte Kol,
where the llelgian hen.Piunrtera had
been w lulillhUi d. when lha lielglun
aoldiera came on Ihe a'em.
A renewal of Ihe (lerauin nltuek
on the city wua expected lodiiy. The
ruiir i.f i. mil. Ty wua Inceaannt ainca
before llildllil'.llt till lirolllid I.IeK"'.
1 1.1 in in ahella wiecke.l nn.1 act fire
to many Iioiihch in the eul.lirli of
:rekoux.
The governor haa lanued thlit pro
I'lainution: "I .rent tiermuliy has invaded llel-
giinn tiller an nil imal inn which wua
in outran... licit: i n m haa proudly
ik. 'ii iii the Kaiintlil un.l the army
will do I!h duty."
Knur thousand Herman reel.lenta
huve been expelled from the city.
the
veaterduv
I tempted I" carry by uaaiiuU KH
ihoti, lo 'he northeaat of lege.
The ntiai kl iK Infantry crept up un
der cover of a heiivy uiilllery
iho H'lglm ilefen.l.ra
lire until the
' lose iiuarlet a,
the llclgluns
lite, bUI
received their
tier ma na hd come t"
when at n Klven ansnal
opened With n pel feet
hail of bulleia front rifles jli.l inio nine
.. .... i. ...,.u...l havoc niimiig
the llerinutia. The atl.i' kcra aoon lay ,
in heupa of dead nnd woumien a...u..
tile ajlllle nine i ... -
to. I. IV
IIH-
del..-
con( l -
at
-olid. .Ii.
behind
Th.. k.i came through were taken
under Ihe a pec la I protection of r.i"
pemr William und given J aife ci.n
duct lo Ihe frontier of Holland.
('...ant (lenernl Hk Inner l over
whelmed with pergonal .rltera and
dlcnatchea limulrlna tor Ainerloana
hereabiiuta are unknown. Ii
aya II la lmpoaihle for him lo Irs
inri iieoiila r lu aiiawer I. II r
und telearuma. Kxlra cl-.iks huve
been eniplo.ve.l at tha cowulute g'
iC'uulluiaaa) o raa Two.)
the fort. At
rnuudionluinu. lo Ibu a.mtlicuil o.
I.lege. kept up hot lire "II uiiothcr
body of (lermana who hn.l aeued a
neighboring castl. The llelgbui ur
tillery reduced the building to a miiaa
of ainoklng ruina. The f.ermiina Itn
nllv retired nil ulong the line.
nawapiiper
niounte. to between I.
while they ubunuom
A a.pi.id of io.igia.1
according to u homer i.fo...
niplelely cut ofT niter
iliTiniin I hluna. A force of
IMi 0 tlctuiana puak. n i." - -
Wein;'ou in "
i IM
loris-a
r..iiuu men.
machine
luncera.
w ua
0
t.i itM W ori K i its Aiuti vn i
S M'll-: Til III". SIKIT
I!riiKeli., Ilelgltlin. Aug. B Two
illHKiii'ed i ci in n ii otll.era .itreated lo
ilay at Hal. ml hud In tlie.r iioaceaHlon
cleiinive iiillilury notea und IiIiiiih of
f..at Value. Tiny are to he allot.
The iintl-i jet man f.eiii.g thioiinh
oiil llelitiuui haa beco'iie Intense and
many ticrmun reslii.iits wre arrest
id today un.l cliurK'.l vvlili eaplonagc.
Kvery lorin.ui iIikcov erc.l anywhere
In Ihe city la broiiuht before the po
lice who have coiiHlderubli) trouble lb
protecting the pricoitcr Iroin utt.u k
by the excited cltlxena.
The palrlollc cnlhusliism here la
exlruor. Hilary. Nearly nil the cltlxena
wear hadgea with Ihe colore of Bel
glum. Klati.e, and Ki.uhin.l combined.
TlioiiMi.nda or women of all clasae
hove b.an enrolled ua H"d I'roaa
nurses and are nwultlng the arrival
ot the wounded from Iho but llellcbla
mi. Mini l.tcite. King Albert haa hand-
id our his pulai'e to the Hud roaa
v. i iy und the ipieen will act ua u
nurse.
Many holcla nlan have been trans
fornied Into Ued t'roaa atatlotia "'
the citixen of Itrusacla have given up
Ih.lr cnrriiigea mid automobiles for
the tr ineporialioti of the wounded.
I'UbllP Bllbscrlptlolia have been
one I for the relief of the l.imill"..
i.f thoe who have fallen In Hie- ItKht-t
lug.
Itclglnn boy aci.tila, T. hilo patrolling
ycKtcnluy, inptuted a (ierinan c.iv-
Hliymuli and mreited two I'.eiinan in
:llleetv believed In be eplca.
education In the aoutnern niouniuin
itisiriiia. The II rat evidence that ahe
Waa doing loo line ll e Cl-e-i '
Kebruaty und ain
and biuva und
on
illle. Hclgium.
wax
one (Ierinan army cor,...
f..r.e coiiclHieu
aui.p.irud by the
Ulan
a intxe.t ona.iiie
artillery of the torta-
The tattle wua lought along a wide
front und puitially In the -''11;
tioopa en i
cornier attacks.
The
acverul
llelgian
furl. ms
here I
a. th. aame t me aha wua very '
. in. i.. uiii.oii.i m tn urina aooui
... ... ... i i.v..ii.liiiru
ci, lairu. live action in iuu ii...i.er ...... v.,.iile nclaium.
re. lion , ..
m, alia. U on I.lege yesterday
luat ' executed by
hen .1.- hua uuf-i while the I'
lered u gnat deal, i ufninating in mi
chronic trouble w line tier conoiu..,.
in alarming, it elmwa today a alight
lini.rovement over icalerday and the
hrsi iiart of last cieiiing. Hhe la Very
Weak, but ens. I""a
cheerful "
...... ..r ... n.ii,n lull- mi ...id ini.iii ill.
X'"".V' . .. .. .....ec....l to arrive llln be Ihe l.rrmuna dutii.g
aen. ,r ;....,... I V"-. L,, ... aulletcl
M tiiy "elerrnma of eymputhy. In-' ,., ,.,, wa watted with greut na
cludng one from Theodore ll .o- elf. ' ,llril,.r Dy the llelgian iro..pa. wno
began urrlvlng ui I ha While ll.mae P- hn.l been almngly reinforced,
day he.' r.-l .ii us Hrya:i. lH.al.la and, Kurth.r Uerinun Hoop, were up -ii
v...- Ii.sident Marshall and ..-j i be cm the wuy Ii rclnlone
other ofllclula " r,y rullera l , rcglmenla which auff. ri.d ao
v inpalliy. i nsucce-s- vrr,.y in yesterday a "
he n made In ream , IUlixllt here loua y ni'"
i .v.....i ihe tierniana buck and pur.
I .... . k .... to their original
po
wua the
acvcie
Be
lli 1.4. I ii:iti: I'l.W V. M
K At'l l ll l M M I I HS
Kl Tuso, Tex., Aug. a. Tha le '
X l.i ll army In play warfare practiced
almost exactly the earnc defense
win. h Ihey ui . otnplished ut l.leee I"'
ncni'il IlKhniix. foloinl John K. Tar-,
of Ihe Twentieth infunliy aa'd to.l.iJ'.
fobmel I'aike Just returned 'f"H
ii, .....1m where lo served ua all i' (
r.ot.i the r nited Slutea nrmy
...... i. 1.1.1111.1101 nt eon lllias
t'olollel I'aike W.ia pleaelll last
si Ihe nialleuvela of the It
whi... Ihe bailie of I. lege was
He nld that the
Ihv army llelltina today began en
lls.ing with I'lerr Mall, (he consul
of llelgiom In New York. Consul
Mall mild he expected In be able to
send a large number of reservlata !
Antwerp aboard the Vuderlnnd.
which la under ordera tn gull at 10
o'clock Huturduy morning.
The Vuderlund files the Belgian
flag and haa acvoinmodatlona for be
tween it.uuu and i.uuv reservlata. It
Is expected aha will have ihe protec
tion of French und Hrltlah warahipa
across the Atlantic.
With the calling nut of Ihe He!
giana the reaervea of all lha warring
nations except Kngland are under
ordera lo return Immediately tu l hair
native lands.
JOI I iti: IX ( OMMIMI OP
AM, ll(i:t 11 TIU sol's NOW
I'urla. Aug. . The French army
has been pluced under Ihe supreme
command of lleneral Joseph Joffis.
who enjoys great popularity with lha
men. ua he does with the French na
tion generally. He la known us a
man ot stioiig will, and It is a colu
mn:! i.ijinu lii Ibe army that when
Ceiicial Jotfiu haa made up his mind
i.otl.mg will force him to change It.
French iiiilitury men express full
confidence lu hla skill.
I lenernl JofTl e Is Z years olu. lis
haa been married ten y.ura but la
ehlldleaa. He la of medium height
and clout, with a massive head, very
lair hair and thick, drooping mous
tache. He la noted fur hla excellent
hoiscmunr.hlp. He Was trained us
un engineer, and while on duty In
Madiiguscur constructed the harbor
of Ihcgu Huurex, the principal one In
Ihe Island.
The mobilixullon plana for the
French uriny were drawn up by tlen
eral JofTie luat April and the result
of their execution hits exceeded all
cxpin ttilioua.
Food remulns plentiful In Paris
und prices have Increurvd only very
sllgbily since the outbreak ut lha
wur. Meat und vegetables are Ihe
principal commodities affected, aa
r.'iuil.-ra find difficulty tu bringing
them from Ihe celilrul depots be
cause all delivery wagons have been
requisitioned for military purposes.
In the great central markets there
were large .iiislilllleS of vegetable
loday and push curt dealers reaped a
rich hiirvest, aa they had the udvan
luges over storekeepers wh.Mie vehl
cea hud been tuk.iti by the milllury.
(len.rsl VP-tor Mlcheul, military
governor of I'aris, while appreciating
Ihe good will of au.'h foreigners Hi
Frame us lire offering their services
In the Flench aiiuy und wish to or
ganise u special corps, wiva he does
mt believe the urmy run at preaeitt
linlue ruch volunteer Iroopa.
expteaa their
fill eft oris have
Mr. and Mis. Joseph It. Wilson 'ul f Crmans would have to begin
the
rcg-
iCkMaOiUMMl m I'sje Two.)
......... ..f I 1. e end II WUS point
1 ..i ...it i but their huwiUera were t "
II.
T.-x .'
" ir
Uiun -ir i
lacleil
roasinif of the le.'-
inans over Ihe river M. use. un.i a .
feuturea of Ibe ii.tuul bnl'le aa lt-
r,i....l in i, rcss reporia. I'i" l"u. e
i...f.il wurfare ut thai
...r witnessed by Hie
larv obaervera.
ml Talks received
cableurain from tnemhcie of hla fam
ily who allll are at iru.ls.
tune aid
foreign miii-
l.uluy
III M.I Itl HUUITl STIIT
ton iivrn.r i u 1 1" Hvrini
New Vork. Aug. tl - In response
to a call r.ir reservpts here lo P'e
piue t leluin liuiiiedial. ly and elder
Mi:i K.N I III lsl ll t1l.vF.S
KX.I.lNll I.IM:il l. SITAXIA ,
New Voik. Aug. . Further word
of the big Kngliah liner l.iisilanU
dodging tieriiinn cruiaera In a lace
f..r Kngland wua brought tu New
Vork today by the nil tank aleuiner
ToiiuW.iti.la from Ijndon and Am
werp, l upttiln Hart said that yea'er
dsy h" heard the I.uaitania In wire
leas coiiiiiiunicailon with lha Krltiah
cri.iacr Fescx, aaying that a foremu
ciuair was following her and askln.'
the Fssex to et'ind by. Later ibe
l-.ssex went lit aeat.'h uf the foreiga
er. Imring' three days pa si. aal.l Cup
tuin Hurl, thu wileleaa hroukl 1 news
of the presence of Hrlllan. French
and (ierinan cruiaera. None wat
aiithted. however. The Kren. h linnt
l.ul.orriane. bearing nearly a thou
sand reservists bound for Fiance,
waa seen seventy miles east of Fire
Island.
Ibe UritWih gtesmrr Kansas City,
which sailed yesleiduy l.r F.rislol.