Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 292, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 29, 1914 Page: 3 of 10
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81 DAILY WOULD. RATI U D V
Til If E E
CCRMANS ME SPENT
IN SINGLE EFPORT
ALLIES MAINTAIN THAT THE
RUSSIANS HAVE MIT
EASY CONQUEST
INDICATE DISCOURAGEMENT
A Spirit ot Une;isincss Seems to
Prevail in Germans When
Worst Is Vet to Come.
In
- The Huaaign cmbasa) here last nlghl
leei tv-d adi Ices from 01 Pet rsburf
ii. hi tin- Russian bud upled alien-
-i.in ist Prussia 60 mllei loutli nf
Kneaigsburg after repulsing the Ger.
ii .ins. who huii brought up reinforce-
III. I Is
In Geltctfl tin adt Ii e tutd the Rue-
Mm advance continued und nn A us-
i i regimen! hud bei n deel led
1 : 1 1 .-III nil I ll' I M l Use
r i.is la London Aug. i-'"1 1 1
p in i Tin war offli e tonight iMniod
i ns snrtoum .'in. 'Hi
in i lullcla ih Russlana are taking
H . igorotis offt naive A fter auc
ill engagements near (pluru evldentl)
int (.lit i. cenaor) Ihoy uri' marching
nit and are n i nearly twenty mile
in in timt town. The Germane eon-
liuue in active retreat toward Koen.
htsburg "
I niuuc m 1'actlca.
I i NI H IN A iik IS i J 4 ii in )
The B( Petersburg rorreapondent or
Dip Post hi describing the operation
In i nxt Prussia lella "f the difffl-
1 1 Mies which nature has placed In tin
n iii the HJPQaalan advance and aaya
ii - Germany had enormously multi-
plied those difficulties b) n modern
adaptation f use-old nntli "In ske-
Ida uinl marshes were aown with rifle
pita and wherever practicable it
doubts f Celled timber were placed
Hhery where there were (omildable
u Ire entarurlemi nta
"We have mi exact Information"
Hie correspondent cuntlnuea "of how
many army rorpa Germsny I ; 3 left
i.i oppose the Russian advanoe Per-
laps there were aeven and poaatblj
only five. Whatever their number
three are retreating under cover of
Hi fortraga of Ifoentgsburg and one
is in run flight on Oaterode. All four
1 1 ii iik awe) in retreat their artna and
ammunition and even thell food
"Tim rtuatlan army i forced
marchea has driven a wedge between
the German forcea. Bo demoralising
wns the Russian commanders etratcg)
tl.it tin' Herman forcea abandoned
HkIi entrenched position mi the Ang-
rnpp without a finht
"Tin- authorities of aaal Pruaala
lave caught the panicky feeling from
Germany's armies it is reported the
' mmendant of Marlonburg bus or-
dered the In habit a nta t" evacuate
v bile ut Billing the alulae were
cpened with the object of flooding the
unto to prevent the Kueaian ad-
v.. nr.. Theae are methodi of deapalr
end Indicate Germany haa no more
l rained troope to oppoae the Rus-
sians "Grand Duke Nicholas baa aban
iii Hid tu lis tail' ovaryUiIng crer
here which did not lend Itself m
i he attainment t a single aim of
ui'ahlng the enemy's main (ores
n accordance a it b i his poll. .
iiiiite luiir of Poland was left bare of
Russian troop ami ail public aervants
. i Kussla's atate were warned t.i quit
l a timet w hen the Germans advanced.
"Bulb the Austrians and Germans
i . epled the Invitation to this bus)
conquest There were no soldiera
ni.ywhere to meel Ihe German Invad-
i is. whose cavalry raided as far as
1 I i da i il tin') hat i since In Ml i
i gain
ii
t.n
i i mm Uuiia eptured
i iN I M IN Aug is it a m -ilkpal
ii to Iteuti i 's Ti legrain i
ii in ('aria ea miiiiii.in.ii w ii
illnn lii. li MlUI
'After the w i"i "( the Russian
German troops in east Prussia
. uuti .1 the district of Maauri i
id i southern east Prussia). Tbo
aluni sustained no cheek in this
i. hi uii itry and yasterdai
v in mite I IL westi i n outlets It
i i i ii mi i that t hoy . apt un .1 bun-
i a una from the enemy
'in Gallcia the Russian offer 1 1 1
ing continued normaii) aouiu ana
ihwt -t 1. 1 Kranuol"
rb's i iitliulaetlo
1 i NIi IN Aug I? (8 10 p m )
Ant .in I is Bwan the Pollah author
i:." sent ibis telegram t. Hn- Bpeeta-
"The mobilisation was carried on in
Warsaw With IndeeorlUttbli anthust-.-in
Kr th firal time since the par-
tition of Poland our peasants took an
active part In a national movement
There are mure than four hundred
Hum iui i I'.. I in the Ituaalan arms "
Great Fleets at
Last Have Met
(Conllnod from Page
i un'. )
were trying to do when they were
lea igbl .n"l smashed off Helgoland to-
' d.lv 1 l.ii'' Unit II .lie f til.'ln i-s-
i oaped."
The flral lanadlan force ..f i i
I sails for klugland tomorrow Between
twenty and twenty-five thousand will
sail within two weeks. The presence
of powerful raiding German cruisers
in ibf Atlantic it is held here will
make the transportation of tins
troops a hasardous undertaking. The
Canadian army division will be con-
voyed b British cruisers and a tor-
pedo in. at destroyi r flotilla
Hverj militia unit in Canada has
been ordered to fill up the gaps made
by the enlistment of men In the eg.
pedltionar) force Orders have none
nut to every corps commander to
bring his regiment or batter) up tu
tun Btrength
MORE FIGHTING AT CAPITAL
Several Reported Kilbil In Meicao
citr.
'HltA PHIZ Aug. 28. Private
messages from Mexloo ''ii Bay there
1 w.is iiKiitniK iii ibf afreets of the cap-
ital ag.uii yesterday and tbii several
parsons ware killed The censorship
there renders it Impossible for Mexi-
can refugees here to get details.
Passengers from Puerto Mexico
I say that General Rlncon and bis gar-
rlmu of four hundred men there have
revolted and joined the former fed-
eral soldiers who revolted in Ballns
I'm thus giving tiiem control ..f ib"
Isthmian railway.
PROBE HOP FIELD FIOTS
InduMtrtel otumisalon KceUbig ibe
Ileal I ai l.-.
uuy kviiu oiuit Ttuguii i-
is neara rrom again
I I ii m: "in i n I'M m II
t p u -un i i- Ui i a
I s Mi. II I
i
ngalti lasi mgin iii father who la
a mute painter living in the Kendall
uddltlon lied 'ini i" ..nie beav) ob
n 1 1 with .i chain to pre enl hm run- I
en g off i" t iwn again as he had done
iin- daj befori . and the Incurriglnti
yi iith innnuged lu g"i some leverage I
lei 1 1. . huln and hi nki It oa a ping in I
low n. as waa anticipated.
being '.ui .' ye in o( age la i omp n -ntivel)
small fot ins age. He is hardly i
past the Infantile stage "f develop-
n nt iii be would not weigh moro
tban fort) elghl pounds bul ins ever) '
tu t Ion shows Hist he considers him-
i ping picki i ni' bj an offp er and i
1 1 oi ii i.i to the station last nigh! he
Iron's otflce md went to sleep it b I
tne remark that hi would aa soon be
FORCED TO TAKE UP ARMS
Mall) Ulll m an- im al In I nil I
siati-s onauls
WASHINGTON Aug. It Ameri-
can conaula In kurope are being over-
whelmed wnii appeal! for aid from
claimants f American clilsenahlp
who have been forced to lake up arms
for tin- land of i heir bin h.
in Germany the onli treaties tin
ITnlled States Iiiin touching on tbw
subject were made with aeparate
states ami principalities before the
confederation of the empire None
a in first naturalisation papora are
an obstacle against repatriation.
Man) Americans by adoption who
are surgeons or physicians mechanics
or at b ast material for able bodied
soldiery have been of are about to be
sent to War III the eases of tbiiMe
who are bona fide citlsens the state
department la making representations
but ii was pointed oui today that
diplomatic bodies move slower tban
recruiting sergeants.
WILL SIEZE ART WORKS
VI I i I ' L' !l IBM
lll'll el-
fefling lo Pa)
Tat.
I el III III 111'
lu
ll tn i
Reuter
if Hie
S.w FRANCISCO Auk' 28 Inves-
tigation of the Wheatland Cal. bop
fields iinis which resulted a year
ago in the killing of four persons ami
sentencing of tw Industrial Workers
. f tbu World to prison was begun t.i-
daj by the federal Industrial rala-
Hons commissli n
Widely circulated reports t'tBt tes-
timony gathered by private let ictivea
waa used against the convicted men.
Fred Suhr and Richard Pord were
denied by w H Carlln who prose-
cuted them.
George h Bell counsel for ibe Cal.
Ifomia Immigration and housing
i omission declared ibe vagrant law
wns nseil In California to i.ii'es.s
workers It was charged thai under
tins law about twenty persona hn
participated In the Wheatland ri.ts
were held without hearing for periods
extending In some cases t" nin.-ty
daya
LONDON Aug. 2
-An Ostend dispatch to the
Telearam comoant says that
German war levy 1 J4ii.aiui.nfto on
the city of Brusaela only 1200000 has
been paid and the Germans declare
that if the remainder Is mi made good
they will seize pictures and art works
in the museums.
PUBL1L.I WOUNDED LIST
Man) IIIllKtriilUa Names inai nil
tin last
U i.VIK IN AUK It i 1 : -'I a. m I
A Tans ills at b to the Reuter Tele
gram company says the Prench war
office is beginning to publish lists "f
casualties ai g the offleera engaged
'in the fighting and that alread) ..n.
general has been killed. Among the
deaths announced toda) was thai of
Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Mahon
! who fell in Alaace He cai if old
Irish stock and from the same family
aa the late Marshal MacMahon o
I president of Prance. Ho was a con-
tributor t.. the Tennis ami an author
of mllltari worka. Philippe Millet an-
I her w t iter w as Wounded.
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STARTLING ' NEW CLUES p pghtng Qn
The Chinese Coast
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD
ii i.
and Uii
I raoel-e
nil
si 1Vti'graili
i liitM'ago.
SAN PRANCISC'O Auk SH I
tectlvea escorting Victor Innea and
wife from Kiiuene. (lie. loSan An !
tonio Tex. w ln i e the) an charged crew
w un i nt- iinini'i .i .mis. i.e is jeiiiu.-.
and hei stater Ucatrioe Nelms of At-
lanta Ha. delayed ihelr Journey here
today.
Marshall Nelma brother "f the sis-
ters said "startllua" in- clean had
i ' 'on tin ued from page one. j
f (termana. This aroiiseil Ihe
usnicions of Wilhs R Peek. Ann 11
can consul at Tslng Tau who wurnod
in i captain agalnsl traffic lu i on
Ira band.
Texas Woman Kafe
W AS 111 NQTON. Auk 28 Toda
.'.. I hnm Innnli-loa hn
bi en made Include tin na f Anna
Gieaeege of San Antonio Texas was
I stated in i.e in Berlin.
Censored War News
In the meagre reports Prom European war eenters ilii fact stands out
libit all Kurope is u ruling and that f I Miilii's are olready lieeoining
sf.i ree.
Prices here in America are rising to keep pace with European demand
but regardless of demand the pi ice will not advance on
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
Enormous quantities of wheal and barley have been bought for making
tliis delicious nourishing Pood. Ami in spite of any advance in the price of
grain Grape Nuts food will
Cost Same as Always Everywhere
Por many years Grape Nuts packages have 1 11 tiuhtly sealed in waxed
paper -moisture and genu pi P the Pood always fresh and appetising.
Huge orders from Kurope show that their home f"lks and Annies know
Mid appreciate the sturdy value tt' Grape Nuts food.
"There's a Reason"
sold by Grocers everywhere.
been uncovered in Ban Francisco and Available shipping records show
thai Important witnesses had been no American ateamei Hanametal
foiiml. There however is an American
The delecllvea planned i" reaume steamer named Haliamet belonging
their trip iale tonight. ito W Kata of Shanghai The Hanamet
" - IS H I ess i ii s.auz Kl nnn n ns alio nrm.
dispatches to the atate department. Ly s . ii sum K In U73 She is S7B feel
I retorted the Bafet) of Americana In "t"' 11111111 IM 1
sir n- In l'eo-es.
KIAo CHOW China Aug 'ii
1 i Delayi d Gorman reaorvieta froni
IdlHtant nails of China are atill enlel
iiik Taing Tau. Man) t them are
along the railwaj lietween Wet-llalen
province of Bhan-Tsun and Tslng Tau
The first Gen utposts are at a
MIIhri iwIm' mid from Talng Tau.
hi is there that the bridge has been
. broken.
TI uler line of defense runs from
the -run ii river l.ltsun through the
mountains abpui eight miles front
Tain a Tau This lino is not strongly
I fortified and the real defense preb
.1.1 It I ail irni s al l ow
....a ..I' lut.H l. II.. of
ja mile oii three miles from Tslng
; Tau.
Th. mountains within tins line arc
nam- i Moltkeberg Kiamarckberg and
lltlsberg. Powerful u ii nsi are in posi-
tion on Hi" slopes leading to these
mountains. The defensea are strength
i ni'il b) barbed wire entanglements
and mini's on the plains between tho
two rangca of mountains while trcea
have been felled and ylllagea burned
The Germans expect the Japancai
Reveals One Faef
Has Not K sil.il to War In iai I ineiii
as Ordorad.
WASHINGTON Auk M Ins'
Lieutenant Kleidlng I.. I'otndeKter
retired was dropped from tlm army
roll today aa a deserter lie had
failed to obe) an outer to appear at
ibe war department ami anawer com-
plalnta of creditors I'revloualj tin
officer's pay h oi I n stopped In a
vain effort to m. il.. him communicate
aritn t in' depa rl an nt.
Lieutenant Poindexter is a native of
Virginia -li eais old ami i me a
second lleutenanl of coast artillery
alter s.iik as a volunti'ir during
the Hpanlsh-American war II. was
retire I f.i ilisiluln In l0
( M'l l ill s mi ;
'l Ml
Wo- ui serioo- (oiitiiiion I'YotU W.toi
of Pooa
Itlti W N R IL.LE Auk Sg.- I 'ap-
t un l. M. I'1 terson of the a hooner
I I'Tmlly 1' Wright wrecked last sun-
day .ui ib.' Mexican coast while en-
route from Oalveaton to l'arnplco with
munitions of war was found early to-
dny thirty-five miles south "f tin Rio
Qrffhde He .is in a serious condiUon
owing i" hunger. The entire ere Is
I now accounted for.
( liargc hi-' i ini.nal ion
WASHINGTON Auk. l". Thirty
railroads are charged with discrim-
ination against New Orleans in favor
of i tber southern ami aa stern ports
In rising i.ites mi cotton in a com
plaint filed today with tin- Interstate
Commerce Commission by tin. New
Orleans Cotton Rxrhange Tim com
mission is asked to meet in New Or-
leans at an ally date to Investigate
the charges
i on i ourth krtums
CHICAGO Aug. js Port) persona
were killed ami 1444 iiijuieii by -plosives
m Fourth of July celebra-
tions this ywr. according to statistics
I gathered by the Journal of tin.
American Medical asportation ami
published today.
1 The record for i;it is not so good
as that ..f nit when 3: ware killed
land l.ni Injured.
UOM for Hie Red I
I NEWPORT It. I.. Aug II A fete
i liehi toad) ami tonight at the "Break -ers"
the reaidsnos of Mrs Cornelius
Van let hilt for the benefit nf lb" in-
ternational Red Cross is expected in
not lit 000 The mom" is to l. used
for th" assistance nf tin- families
'of men who have gone to the Buro-
' pean war.
Head- sbnrihanil Repot Ufa
ATLANTIC city N .1. Auk zs
Charles II Roqui of Brooklyn was
choshn president of the NaUonnl
Shorthand Reporter! saaoclstlon and
Sun Kl iio'is. i) was Selected as next
year'g meeting plnre at the final in-
sion of th" convention net today.
Nathan Bagtrang of New York won
the Speed contest Ho wrots HO
words a minute for five minutes.
Ti". World Sun Want Ads
i 'lib 'Ai i. Ann. ::s Hi igadb r
ion. -mi i'ii. ui'-. iVunian Hotchklas
breveted foi distinguished service in
'tin. war between the slates died here
't. II Igbl at Ihe nga of "-' Sine the loss
.i considerable fortune he om a poa-
aeased ami Ihe death of his son s.- -oral
yeara ago Ihe veteran had te-
I sided al : llOIIIA f"l aged men
1 Win v W Hotchklaa his rather
General Hotchklaa ennetructod what
i i.; said io lune bonii the flral lele-
graptl Inn out ' Chicago when they
strung wires lu Milwaukee in 1844
in 1161 Mi. Hotchklaa enrolled In
Ihe Kleventh Illinois regiment as a
h utenant and on March 1 1 I IIS.
was breveted brigadier general.
I ' lenoral Hotchklaa took part In
om Important battle in the Atlanta
campa ign
NOTED FRENCHMAN SHOT
i aillaui oMO'eiii itis-i iei Wnind
in B4glum
PARIS Aus. is (6:40 p m.) -In
Un- lis! of Kronen casualties mad
public toda) was tin name of Ker
i ami IVAIIIeres win was defeated
by Jos Calllaus In the elections for
loember of the rbamber of deputies
Late I i'AIIIi 1 1 and ' ' tillaua fought
'I'ii' i ai unit) list gave O'Allleri . ss
among the auunded In the figbUng In
n Pear "f Border lYnnMs
WABHINHTON Aug. ItH Mesaagag
predicting trouble between Oerman-
Amerlcaua and Canadians have I n
received b) the Stati department from
persona In aeveral .-rates along the
northern border. Carertit investiga-
tion b) federal authorities officials
sani tonight have proved auch feara
No details were given out. bul II ij
known thai warning messages have
me Horn Muni" Vermont and .Me n-
Committee Approves
McAdoo Cotton Plan
(Continued from Page one. i
n averages throughout tin r.iitej
s aboul IH cents a pound; that
a i uie of economy thai th.- pro
Mini UUes win de
ii' o unsalable at
f production plus
profit. Dial cotton does
I oil
Htat
II IS
dui alon of atapli
.lease if they '
less than Ibe CO
a l -i s ma I I
sl
a deterlu
w h
It. .oibar I Willi BafeXg.
'
allies Including 'he Australian
dreadnought xpei ted In i 'blna
l
Tslng Tau with safety owing to the
range of their large guns which kl
greater than that of the guns wltrtln
the in rinan fortlfli atlons.
iuMrlaaiN Icilon i'uiiog.
TOKio aug IS The attitude of
Ausuia during tin- conversations re-
garding the Austrian cruiser Kalaerin
KLxahetb Is C.lll-lnK eoliilne.it arm. UK
diplomats and is si d also to have
pussled th. Japanese foreign office.
it appears thai a few days ago the
i Austrian government ordered its am
bassador at Toklo Baron Muller i"
I Baentgyorgy to approach Baron ICato
' Japanese minister of foreign relations.
and 'iiest his consent that th"
Kalseiin Elisabeth t allowed t pro-
ceed to Shanghai and there i. in-
terned Baron Kato agreed ami the
British embassador through Baron
Kato also signified ins wllllngnei
The Austrian smbassador later
visited Baron Kato and announced the
Kan-riii Blisaheth had been disarmed
at Tslng Tau and thai the crew bad
proceeded to Tu n Tain. The follow-
ing da) Baron Muller De Baentgyorg)
demanded his passports asying thai
Ibis did not mean war. bttl I - SI i CS
f diplomatic rebitlons
Long sbie Ronte.
SAN l l'.AM IM ' . Aug II All
fieial government oorreepohdenoe be-
tween England and Jat.au is passing
through tins or. in code .aide tnee-
silos ordinarily the route is from
London to Ht Keti-rslmrs. fi .m St
Petersburg to V'Utdlvostok a. e ss si-
berlg and from V ladivostok to Japan
Now the route Is from Loud ui to
New Fork. ' San Krain isco overland
thence by cable t. Huam thence b)
.'. yabia tu Tuklv.
9
iiropi t L m are-
housed and is as g I twenty years
after il u picked as when II Is first
gathered i thai ii can therefur be
i ' .inie.i .er until the restoration off
j normal bualnees conditions anableg
the world s consumption to sbeorli it.
The ominittee is therefore of the
billion thai vei . effort should be
made lo asalal the produoera to hold
their otton for a price thai ss tbo
channels of foreign trade ihall be re-
opened Thai lo ins on cotton made on
la luisis of elghl centa a i id for
middling less such margin as the
lender shall consider necessary will
afford reasonable protection to bank-
ers ami will great!) facilitate the fi-
nancing of our moal Important crop
in the lues -nt emergency.
Thai in suggesting eight cents
per pound foi middling i otton as a
bails for loans it Is not the purpose
I o the committee I nvey the Idea
that that riKiii- represents In their
opinions tin- mtiinsi. value of cotton
hut thai it is sufficient lu their Judg-
men! I. meel the requirements f the
situation and enable the farmer to
in ii kel ins cotton in an ordcrl) and
'h liberate manner
". That in case off tobacco and
naval stores the committee is iu-
fori I thai when these I'ommodltlee
are proper!) conditioned stored and
pariiihalde and that tin- committee
therefore recommenda thai warehouse
-
i per warehouse receipts for the
foreaaid commodities properl) 'n-
ured be set epted foi 1 1 din ounl by
he federal reserve banks when or-
anlaed and that thi also be ap-
iroved by the National Currency uh-
". i mi. .ii as security for additional
in iiiati..n to the national banks nn-
i'i tin. prot uuona .f the Aldrich-
'reeland acl as maended i. the f"d-
ral iei.cn act
"I That i subcommittee be at-
olnted by you foi th purpose of
onferrlng with thi iri tsur) depart-
ent and the banklna Interests with
rie of carrying into effect the
The report w is lisnul lu major
rhompi n
it it I - v .lord. i
- w I :
M nil un
EXTEND NEW HAVEN TIMF
Vlll-I ill SUV I I 'H . I rillU'Ol IVtlllntl
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V.rk
id eon
i n 1 1 -
AL JEfinittGb
ftCEIY5 IHE PA ROOM WIRt
A' ibe Grand toda) and tomorrow
timt in w nich the .v a
Haven 4 Ii artford ra Iro
align 1 1 to tha got vrnmei
Hon suit under the Sin
trust law
Blnce the action wis brought the
government and road have reached
in agreement wbe b by the disaolu-
Uon may be brouKbt aboul ire under
conalderatlon.
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