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EL PASO MORNING TIMES
Monday August 24. 1914.
Make Your Dollar
a New York
A pleasant room with private bath
PER DAY facing; large open court.
(Not one room rut one hundred of them.)
An excellent room with private
bath facing Street Southern ex-
PER DAY posure.
$2.50
$3.00
(Not one room tut elajrtty-te-ven of them.)
Also attractive Room without Bath for $1 .50 per day. The
Restaurant prices are most moderate.
Location
The
600 ROOMS
400 BATHS
All Baggage Transferred Free to
and from Pennsylvania Station
THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE
On Broadway 32nd to 33rd Streets New York
CHARLES LEIGH TAYLOR
- PraalaVaa
V ALTER CHANDLER JR.
Oaaaeral Manage
Gunter
FEREPROOF
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
A Hotel Built
PERCY TYRRELL. Manager
Mio.ooo.noo rruncs igioooo.ooo) to enable her
to faru the nrcríBtties arising rrotn the
war.
France awl r.reat Britain will each pro-
vide half or this. sum.
IAFAVS DECLARATION
HAS REACHED BERLIN.
Rv "" Aaaorlaled I' rm
Washington Aug. M Japan's declara-
tion of war in Germany has reached Ber-
lin arrordlnr . to orrtclel reports received
in Washington late today. Whether ihe
derlsratlnn vas sent by cable or wlreteta
was not indicated.
' STEAMSHIP BRAMIEVBlRti
SETS OH villi COAL.
By the Aenoriatett fVcaa
Delaware Breakwater Pel . Aug. ÍD. Da.
spile extraordinary efforts made by ship-
ping men to learn Ihe course taken by the
Norm Oerman-l.loyd steamship Uranden-
burg. v 'i. i. sailed rrom Philadelphia yes-
terday loaded tn her capacity with coal
nothing has been heard of the vessel Ince
sh passed out lo lea early last ntghl.
The Brandenburg is bound for Bergen
Norway according to tho clearance papers
and shortly after passing this point she
wag enveloped in a fog that made the few
-mail sailing lights she canted India -
tlngtilsnabll . A British cruiser off cape
llenlopcn also was lost in the fog and It
Is hi.. mili tins ship might have gone
pursuit of Ihe Brandenburg.
PRINCEBK PATRICIA PRESENTS
COLORS TO LIGHT INFANTRY.
Bv thr Atsocintrd Print
Ottawa. Out. Aug. Í3 The Prlncen ra-
tríela this morning prcacntrd ramp colors
to the princess Patricia i. anadian light in
fanny at church parade al Ihe mobtlimion
ground. I.aiii.duvv nit park. A crowd of 10000
persona oimpicd the huge grandstand at
the park whiles the corps stood In front
during the services anil preaentatton cere-
nonios. The duKe of Connaughl. the gov
ernor. general was present and addressed
the men. as did Hie prlnctas.
Apprnalmately H.noo troops were under
rant ass tonight in ihe. Canadian mobilisation
camps. About twenty-six regiments prin-
cipally cltv corpa arrived on four special
trains today They constated of about l.ooti
offlcera and men.
The admiralty has Issued instructions tne
naval department statnd today for all ac-
tive service and retired commendera lieu
tenants and warrant officers other than
those holding appointments under ihe de
psrtmem or naval service to t añada tn bold
themselves in readiness to proceed to
l.nglinu at a moment's notice.
KCLOIAN ASHY HAS
NOT lilVEN LP CONTEST.
Hu the Auveiated Pre
London. Aug. Í3--7 ff p. in Hi.- Havaa
amine y haa received a dispatch from its
correspondent at oaiend. wno says mat I
Dewtrat. the Belgian minister of Justice
declare it Is Incorrect to assert thai the
Magical Effect of
New Face Peeler
To maintain a clear white youthful com-
plealcn. thj.re's nothing so simple to use
and yet to efrecllv at ordinary mercollie.l
wag wtiii h you can get at any drug atore.
Just apply the was ai night a you would
cold cream in the morning waah it orr
wltk warm water. If you've never tried it
you. ran t imagine Ihe magical effect of (nla
hartuleei tionte treatment. It causes the
old worn mil scarf akin to come off tn
minute panlelea a little at a time and
sown you have entirely shed the offensive
cuticle. The rretb young undarskln now
tn evidence i ao healthy and girlish look-
ing so free from any appearand of arti
ficiality you wonder 'why you baa not
heard or lata marveiou completion re
newinjr turret lona- aso
Equally magical lu lis action is a glgraple
u-rurkitj. removing inumi inaae oy aigaoiv
mg an ounce oi powaerra eaaonte in a
half pint of witch betel. Bathing the face
m this for two or three minutes Imme
diately affects every Una and furrow and
improves isciai contour wonaeriuuy.
Levy Grocery Co.
I'HONEb Mí-50B
New Holland Herring for.. .
Brick Cheese per lb
Umburger Crtae)
Longbom Cheese
Beat Creamery butter Seto I lb.
Strained Honey pinta
Honey in Comb "
Produce More in
City Hotel
One minute from S of the'lirfest department
ttores.
Five minute' walk .from 19 principal theatre.
Within t block of (he Fifth Ave. thopplnr die
trtet
Every line of tnnsportitton pastes the door.
Fifth Avenue But lines and principal surface
lines.
The Hudson Tubes across the atreet.
Elevated Railroad Station across the street
Subway Station three minutes away.
Grand Central Station within seven minutes.
Pennsylvania Railroad Station Just one block
away.
for oonvenlence one could ask no mora.
Hotel
EVERYTHING NEW AND MODERR
A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL.
EQUIPPED to SATISFY THE MOST
EXACTING TASTE.
WALTER C. GIBSON
Vlca-Praaldent
Hotel
EUROPEAN
For the Climate
OFFICIAL HE ADO CARTERS A. A. A.
Belgian army has given up all resistance
because or the superiority of the enemy.
The Belgian artillery Is In excellent con-
dition. Hie minister declares and every
confidence rn be placed in ihe outcome
of the struggle.
GREAT SERVIAN VICTORY
CAL'SEII AUSTRIAN 11 .11.11 1
By the Ateoetotrd Prett
Nlsh. servia. Aug. Jg (Via London) The
roiiowing official communication was made
public here tcday:
"After the great Servian victory the Aus1
trians fled In complete disorder before the
Servian pursuit.
"The Klnety-ftrt. the One Hundred nd
Second the One Hundred and Tenth and
the Twenty-eighth Austrian regiments have
nern completely rouieu. rne innuiandei
In chief or !hc Twcnty-flrtt division or
Austrian infantry was killed as waa also
tne commander or the TWeniy-eifntn rcgl
men I.
"Seventeen Austrian craft have been
sunk by the Servian artillery.
"The details of the great battle of A11
gust 10 arc only now becoming known. The
Ausiriau forces were composed of nine di
visions anu numDerrd nearly soo.oou men
The Servians were much inforlor In num
bers. hut showed greater heroism. Their
handling of their artillery their superior
marching and endurance their discipline
and the accuracy of their rire insured Ihem
the victory.
"During their flight the enemy committed
atrocities in tne village or Bobr tch. Bo
gossava and Araahati slaying women and
cnuaren.
Inquiries lor Ships
B)i the i v. mini
London. Aug. tS The Liverpool Journal
of commerce aays the Amerlrgn govern
men I is making inquiries on the Tyne and
Clyde for a considerable number ..r htp
which can be used for the conveyance of
foodstuffs and paasengeri during the war
or convened Into troops ships.
SIXTH 1. 1ST PRINTED
OF GERMAN' CABt ALTIES.
Bn thr lsjclofrii Prrt
London. Aug. W.ln dispatch from Co-
penhagen ihe correspondent or the Pally
Mill says Use alxtb list of German casual-
ties was publlalied Saturday. It contains
the ñame of 8S3 killed and wounded.
The heaviness or lite Herman losses or the
war ihe correspondent says Is shown by
the fact that only loo out of 1000 soldiers
from Uostock returned alive rrom l.lege.
The álables on the Berlin race courae have
been transformed into a military luaretto
and the rare course restaurant has bean
made Into a hosmial with two beds an
the hospitals at Spandau. In the soburhs of
nerita already are overcrowded with
wovuauaa.
AN I Mt.l If lilSPATCH
TO
AsMlCIATED PRI-'Sm
lv IAc A mu ..i i. it yei
mew vork Aug. -ja.-The rollowln on
signed dlapatch haa been received by the
Associated Tress:
"Berlin mo date) by wireless to Sevvill.
L. I. Aug. n The Third rrencti army
carps has been defeated. This is hlahly
Important strategically as well becauae of
its moral effect. The campaign aeemi to
i" the product of the much dlacusged
French policy lo anticipate an advance
Into Belgium by attempting to cruah the
center of the German positions In Lorraine
which they were lad to believe were
weak."
KINKINa OF U STRIAN CRUISER
HA NOT KEEN I Mil It'll
Hp thr Atatela ted Pre
London Aug. n. The orTtelil informa-
tion bureau said today that the report al
leged to have been given out officially tn
Phi i- that the Austrian battleship Zryna had
ueen sun recent iv in tne Aartgtic py a
French fleet should be received with cau-
tion. This report hu not been confirmed.
GERMANA ARB ONLY
IN Mitt S.M.I..V l 111 lilis
fly far .tisaototed Prut
London Aug. Jt. Telegraphing rrom os-
tend hauler' rurrespondenl ssys.
"Tho on man .troops are camped in ihe
suburbs or Brussels and the villages near
the cuy. They are not In the town liarlf
No German naga fly over the palace or the
j town hall. In fart the Hermans ara leaving
i ins suaumsirsuon to me civil authorities
Undersell
All Others
204-SC E. OVERLAND ST.J&o
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"The troops which -surround the city are
not ihose which t. tight at Louvaln and
Aerscnot but rresh forces brought by Die
railway from Alx-I.a-Cliapelle to Liege and
Tirlemont and who came thence hy niutor
car. It la Impossible to move ajiriiii tin'
country as bicycles and motor cars are
prohibited In Hie province of Flanders.
The Germans occupy all villages and
towns thug. assuring the passage of their
collared lu organdie nnd the chemise basque
limaseis and marching toward trance.
Antwerp rot- Hie moment is being
neglected.
I ne populations or tne village are od-
ltig the advice given them by their
burgomasters m remain clni and surren-
der thulr arms."
SITUATION AT ANTWERP
HAS GREATLY I lll'IIOYEIl.
htl tht Annvviatctt 'rcaa
London Aug. it (1:05 a. m.i The Ant-
werp rorresiiondent or the heiiter's Tele-
graph company rur wards Ihe following of-
ficial dlspatrh:
"Slnre Saturday ihe sllustlon around Ant
wtrp has greaily Improved. Belgian flying
columns Iiaw coiiinlideiy isleared the en
vlrons or all Germans who ellher were
killed driven away or made prisoners.
. "Our troops have visited the campen
and Wnlse iiistiu-ts muí also ine environ
of Malines bul discovered nojrace of tho
ciii'inv anvwioi.
The French troops are engaged with the
German troops. All the German forces
whirh were encainneil n-ar Marche In Bel
gian Luxemburg have moved ofr south-
ward." .i
BLOODY FIGHTING REPORTED
IN PROVINCE OF HAINAILT.
Bu i ... fret
London. Aug. S3 A dlspatrh to the Havaa
agency trom oetend aaya bloody righting la
reported at Lutlre. In the province or llal-
pai.lt. amt that an important battle I i-agina;
lu Ilia: province.
I II. till : GERMAN ATTACKS
HI Pl I SED BY FRENCH
Bu thr toclofeij Prca
London. Aug. 43. A dlspaich to the Dally
Mm limn llasi'l Swliiurland dated August
suys the Hermans for Ihe past- three
ti) have been endeavoring to rorco the
Fnnth out of their entrenchments around
Mm II ausen.
The rierce attack or the Oermans was
son: I times repulaed. the coireapondeni
rontinues. A continuous procession of
wi unded Oermans Is proor or the bloodshed
caused by the French artillery on the hills
aiound Altklrch.
A nlgin attack waa visible from Basel
one could see ihe explosiona or tho
howlttnra from the mountain occupied by
the French. Searchlights in naocn ptcaea
otii Ihe position or the enemy.
ITALY WILL SOON IOIN
AGAINST AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
Hp tiic .nsoci.i I. . Tret 1
Malta Aug. 23 (Via London). Influen-
tial Italians living here declare they have
good reason to believe that Italian Inter-
vention In the war In ravor or Oreat Hrll-
aln France and Ituasla Is only a question
of day.
FMPEHOR OF At STRIA
IN GRAVE CONDITION.
Jl;i On .AMociiiIti J'rrat
London Aug. it (3:35 a m.i A Dome
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph cpm-
pany reports Ibal F.mperor Francis Joseph
Is In a grave condition and may die al any
moment.
RELATIONS STRAINED BETWEEN
ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
Bv the Amuiiuttd IVc
Paris Aug. Í3 tVla London). There are
indications Of acute diplomatic tttuaa be-
tween Vienna ami Home according to tlw
correspondent of the petit I'artaonne In
U: latter city. Austria It Is declared hat
rep.cr.rhed Italy for according families to
the allied fleets in ihe Adriatic and It U
Possible that a declaration of war between
laly and Auatrla will be announced early
next week.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
Commander-in-Chlel of Russian Army He-
ports iniporlaiit Engagement
miii Urrmans.
Bv the .la.nciut. il I'm o
St. Petersburg. Aug. 41. Grand Duk't
Nicholas coinmaiidcr-Ui chief or Ihe Rus-
sian army today issued ihe following alaie-
meat:
"llallíes in east Prussia on August t?. 1
IB. and 20 were fought with the utmost
desperation' The spirit of tlw troop Is
excellent. Our battle front emends for
distance or over rony vosla. tabout f
miles The Russian troops occupied
Ooldapp and Ayra. The retreat on the sum
or in uerinau at nv corns near i.vca iv
semblen- a rout. Tho money confiscated in
thr treasury aiiuiunleil to mi.uuo mark.
IIIO.UOO). The enemy's trops are evacuating-
the rrontler in the victaliy uf Wlllenburg
ihe German population Is abandoning tbe
villages and fleeing nortnwaiti
"On tbe Austrian rrontler up to August
90. no seilou collision occurred. The
Russians toread an Austrian battalion to
"mi Aurust '.v. the Russians near Ourn
benen engatad ihre army corps and tried
to envelope th Rusalan right wing where
tho righting waa intensely fierce the Rus-
sians took the offensive in ih center and
captured many runs. The enemy demand.
cd an armlattre in oratr to burv their d
but this was refused. On August ill victory
crowned the efforts or the Rtuslan army'
The Oermao. kavlng aurferrd enormous
loases are falling back pursued by the
Russians."
By thj .1 ..odor ed Prtu
San n ahciaco Aug ta -Japan daclara-
tlon of war against oeriuany hag not altered
the sailing tlsa of the Toyu klaafeen Kalah
aftsaniahip SBInyo Uuu and to big liner
..Vt.......
KAISER W1LHELM AND HIS SIX
Is scheduled to sail at I p. in. tomorrow
tor Japan with 900 passenger and with
more than' J.lKX) ton or merchandise In her
hold.
BRITISH ADMIRAL'S PROCLAMATION
MAKES PROFOUND IMPRESSION.
Bp 1 ..... Pro
Rome Aug. Si- (Via Paris Aug. S3 De-
layed In Transmission). The Gazette In
Venice has published What It purports to be
a copy or a proclamation prepared al Malla
by the Brltlah admiral and addressed to the
ritliens al Trieste In Austria In anticipa-
tion of the occupation or their clfy.
The pcdplo ofTrleale are assured that
they will he saved Irom the rigora of war
and arc urged to resume their commerce by
sen.
While the authenticity of this proclama-
tion has not been established. It I said t
have made a very deep tmpresalon in Italy.
GERMANS SANK VESSEL
.CARRYING GERMAN CORN.
By thr Associated Prrtt
London Aug. S3 London. Aug. 23 A
dispatch received rrotn Rueños. Aires by the
Times says the annoyance caused by the
sinking or the Brlllslk steamer Hyades by
the German cruiser Dresden norm or per-
nainbuco has been mitigated hy the mror-
tnatlun that she was under charter by a
i orinan ririti to carry corn to Rotterdam
for Germany. Her curt
agamsl war risks and tin
was Insured
orman rirm has
lie action of the
etiii-rnd a protest against
Dresden.
JAPAN NOTIFIES
UNITED STATES
THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR FORMALLY
GIVES NOTICE OF HIS COUNTRY'S
DECLARATION OF WAR.
The American fiovernmrnt Has Bren Also
Requested lo Assume Charge of Ja-
pan's Interest In Uermany.
By the Auoctated Prrm
Washlngiou. Aug- S3. Viscount Chinda
tho Japanese ambassador here today for-
mally notified the United Statei that Japan
had declared war on Germany. The Ameri-
can government waa immediately asked to
care for Japan's Intercala In Oermany.
Assurances recently given by the Brlilsh
government lo the United Stales that Ja-
pan'a activity would be conrined to Ihe
China seas and eastern Asia were repeated
by Viscount Chinda. The position of the
LfnHed stales as sel forth In Secretary
Bryan's note of three days ago has met
with t lie approval or Japan.
Tomorrow President Wilson will Issue
the formal proclamation of noutraUiy simi-
lar lo those made wHh respect to the other
bolllgerenta In the European war.
The American government did not under-
take to" communicate Ihe rescript to oer-
many a copy having been sent by other
channels.
The sole Interest of the United States now
in tne rar eastern situation la that of a
neutral observer.
Aside rrotn informal verbal om-hanires
between Vlacount Chinda and Secretary
Bryan In Washington and between Amarí
an Ambassador uiiinrie and the foreign
fflre In Tokio there Is nothing or record
o far to commit the Japanese to the lim
ited Held of hostilities laid down In the
British note or laal week. The Impression
prevails here among diplómala however
thai thi statement of viscount Chinda
taken in connection- with ihe speech In the
Japanese diet last week or Count oktima
the Japanese premier la quite aurflclent to
bind the Japanese government to a strict
performance of II obligations In regard to
tne reitirn or uiao-cnow ui China and or
limitation of tho field of hostilities
ili lliiliely set out tn the Rrlllah statement.
no mention waa made by Ambaaaador
chinda tn today's conference of tbe status
o i tnr rauroaaa in snaniuug province di-
rectly or Indirectly controlled by the Oer-
mans. II was aald at tbe Japanese embassy
here that In all probability the Japanese
army would content llselr with the seizure
or the railroad running Inland to Tst-Nan
about too mile in length becauae thi was
German In every reaped. It was not ex
pected that any attempt would b made to
taae possession or tne extensive system or
railways lying; between Ttcn-Tsln and .Nan-
King becauae although these were rinanced
by Germans Ihey were nominally Chinese
railroad.
The declaration of war by Japan was ihe
chirr development of the day here although
dispairhes indicating the preparations in
Italy for a mobilisation caused soma dls-
rutalon. Many officials here conversant
witit tha situation do not conceal their be-
lief that Italy la preparing to enter the
conflict on the side or Orcat Britain re-
nouncing her alliance with uerniany and
Austria. Thla view however is gathered
only rrom meager dlapatrhes which indi-
cate alao a strong pressure on Ugly lo
n. hi her neutrality.
Mr. Von Haiuihausen. tha German charge
d'atralres took to tbe stale department the
following message which he aald he had
received bv wireless from Oerinanv
"Strong Russian forcea were advancing
against me oerman Una at Ourablnntn. Tha
Firm German army eorps turned against
no nussiins on aurasi ana c necked
them secured s.utxi prisoner and eight
guns The Oerman cavalry division look
aw prisoners after having fought two
nus.'.aii cav alry d visions.
"Tha French attempt to invade upper
Alaace has been frustrated by tbe defend-
er. In Lorraine the French are rettrlug
rrotn tne i runner. Tha Herman people find
ihe Hav a French new report about the
to-called big French progresa most amus-
ing and just aa rain at goma announced la
sent.
no answer whatever will be given
wu ultimatum
'Tha arm north of Mata under
crown prince advancing on both Ada of
SON 3 1
I.ongwy has defeated and rorced back tho
French army. The other army tinder the
Bavarian crown prince which as already
reported won a vlrrory In Lorraine lu pur-
suing the defeated énemy has reached a
line from Liinevllle lo Blamont and ron-
tintnS today. The Oerman guns since yes-
terday evening have been thundering at
Naniur.
"Very soon sonic new Zeppelins will be
ready ror work on the lielglatt coast and
the Lngllsh channel."
GERMANSINFULLRETREAT
Petersburg Clnlms They Are Crossing
Ihe River Angrrapp In East
Prussia.
By the Attoclatrd Press
London Aug. S4 (J:30 a. m.) Announce-
ment Is made in St. Petersburg that the
i ..'i man.- are in roll retreat and crossing
the river Angrrapp in east Prussia ac-
cording lo Hie St. Petersburg correspondent
or the Router Telegraph company. The
correspondent adds ihi the passage acroaa
the river near Barkenmen is in the hands
of the Russians.
To the west or the .Mazur lakes Ihe Rus-
sians occupied Johannesburg Ortelsburg
and Wlllenberg.
"Soldau .18 miles northwest or Thorn"
Ihe correspondent continues "was occu-
pied today. The Inhabitant ried. The Ger-
man evacuated Neidenburg 7U miles
southeast or Lining aftei setting the place
on rtre.
"The bailie of Otimblnen la claimed to
have decided the rate of Prussia on this
side or the Vistula river."
The correspondent In addition sends the
roiiowiog ofriclal statement issued sun-
day: "Nine Russian squadrons attacked near
the station or I'luhov metween Zloicherr
and Sbororr a force double their strength.
The Auatrlans accepted battle but were
rolled over. We captured two mounted
battorles and 160 prltoners.
"The Austrian forces which attacked the
town of Vladimir Volhynskly near the
Galicia rrontler now Is in headlong retreat
toward Sokal Austria rorly-rive miles
northeast or Lcmburg- We are occupying
some or the torts across the river Zrel. Our
offensive movement In eastern Galicia la
being carried on successfully."
REMNANT OF GERMANS
ENVELOPED BY RUSSIANS.
By the Antoclatrd Pre
London Aug. SL li.-IO a. in A Time
dispatch from St. Petersburg confirming
uiai me nussian leu nas completely en
veiopeu the remnants or the. Germans leav-
ing Ihe lake region and the line of the
Oerman retreat toward the river Anrerapp
in east iTtissiu. uiiii l ie ami' lakes in
Russian hands says mat the Russians are
even now aweeping the environs of Inster-
burg and have occupied .Darkehmen and
thus the line between Thorn and Danslc
Is now wlibln the sphere of hiisslan oper
atlons.
"I learn from an authoritative source.'
says Ibc correspondent -that ihe German
forces engaged lost two-thlrda of their
effectives. Tnless the oermans are able
lo bring up strong reinforcements. ' 'winch
Is doubllul owing to the selxure or the
Important railway and road communications
oy tne iiussians tne latter may now pro
ceed to the investment of Konlgiberg.
ill.- night or the Inhabitants from Wit
tenberg vl mliea southeast of Konlgsberg
Is variously Interpreted here. Some of the
military writers attribute it to the Rustían
adv. i t mi the .Mazur lake; others believe
it directly due to another Russian move
mem rrom Poland toward AJlensteln. a
nulos south of Kotgaberg which tr sub-
stantiated threaten serious consequences
ror the German force In northern Prussia. '
DEATH'S HE AO HU8SAR8
MISIAKEN FUR F.V.I Isll
I'm far i ' Prrat
don. Aug. ia i 1 .10 a. m.) "A Belgian
diplomat who haa arrived here" aaya the
ran- correspondent of Renter' Telegraph
umpany "narrates an incident ne Observen
al Chancro!. Twenty Death's Head Hut-
sars entered the town at 7 o'clock In the
morning and rode quickly down the ureal
saluting and calling out. 'Good-day to
those they met saying 'We are frtend of
the people.'
"Mistaking them ror English cavalrymen
tire poople cried 'Long live England.' The
Hclgtan soldiers themselves were deceived
until an orricer at a window realizing the
mistake ran to tbe street and gave tha
alarm. Tho Belgian soldiers rushed quick-
ly to arma and opened fire on the fleeing
Germans of whom several were killed."
GERMANS HAVE EVACUATED
ALL NORTHERN BELGIUM.
By the Auooiated frsas
Amsterdam Aug. 3. (Via London) Tha
rorreapondent or me Talagratf at Antwerp
telegraphs under today's data that all of
northern iteigium seems to have been evac
uated by the v.ermani. v
Up ' to io o'clock sundsy morning be
says mere was no indication or a uermen
advance on Antwerp.
According io the uosigi authorities train
service lo Ghent and runner west has been
restored as hat communication over the
line from Antwerp to the frontier
Dutch Llmbourg. To the southward trains
are not able io proceed beyond Malines
The correspondent describes the people of
Antwerp ti ctlm.
CKKMANV IKKORMKD JAPAN
Mil: HAD NO HI 1 1 1 TO UAsut
Uu the Aetociuted Prete
London Aug l A dlipatcn to Reuter'a
leiegrapn company irom Amsterdam
i aaya
there
an ornciai communication received
from Berlin declares thai to Ja
diplomatic representative tn ihe t
capital today received by word of mouth
the German answer to the Japanese ulti-
matum Thi tu that the ucrmatt government
had no reply to make to the 1 apáñete de-
mand. So much of the reform talk la delivered
for g consideration.
FRANCE
OPPOSES PUN
Dor Mot Look Willi Favor of Chartering
of German Liner lo Bring Ameri-
can Home.
Br thr A Modeled Prtut
liiiii'- II An í.i Franrp tras replied
unfavorably lu the proposal of the United
starve that ships owned by belligerent
countries bul chartered by tola government
for the sole purpose of repatriating;"
AmTlcan be retarded as neutral.
The United States recently notified all
European belligerents that under article 4
or The Hague convention of ier7. which
exempts Tom capture all vessels occupied
in a mission hr philanthropy this govern-
ment would 'regard as neutralized ships
chartered to bring; Americans honi. inh
power however was asked tor a declara-
tion on the subject.
Great Britain's response was thai ir such
ship were manned by American ameers
and fly the American nag she would hav
no objection. The plan waa in charter
some of tli.' Hamburg-American liners tied
up In American purls to go abroad bring
Americana home and remain in American
ports after they return. France indicated
her disapproval of the plan on the ground
thai this would be an advantage to German
shipping.
Officials did not ay whether they would
continue to regard foreign -owned ships
chartered by the American government a
neutral carrying out to the letter their
roniructlon of The Hague rnnvrnllon
Is not believed France or Orrat Britain
t nlird State had i.o other way of brlngln
Americans home bat as such famine have
appeared In the pasl week It Is unlikely
mat tne i;niteo states win press tm- point-
Americana ars now leaving Germany by
way or ports In Holland. Those In Austria
are going to Switzerland and thence to
France or Italy.
MANY REFUGEES ARRIVE
Trans-Allantlr Liners Landed More
Than 1.500 American lu New
York Vrsterday.
Bu the AntoHettrd Prme
New York Aug. S3 Two trans-Atlantic
Huera brought from Fnrope Into this port
today more Iban l.soo passenger or whom
several hundred were American war zone
refugees.
tne greater proportion or tne Americans
were on the Anchor liner Camernnla. which
sailed rrom niasgow. August 13 and carried
a total of i. .'Ik pasaengers. Her trip was
witnotit incineni. no cruisers oetng sigmcn
except an unidentified Britisher orr .Nan
inrgei yesterday rne wireless operators
were busy however keeping In tourb with
advisory sources all the way across so that
tne ' .atheroma nutrni aeep ciear oi any
possible danger.
i lie gieatnar 1 nicago or ine rrenen une
which arrived from Havre had on board 50
Americans most or whom had engaged
passage oir the. steamer France wiiicn
aalled rive day earlier with a throng of
returning Americana. Preferring to sail on
ias crowded snip iney exenansrea tneir
tickets for others entitling them to passage
or the Chicago. The voyage of the French
liner was uneventful.
is Italian Principe Dl Udlne from Genoa
arrived at Quarantine late tonight and will
k tomorrow rne liner nas on noarn
100 Americans. Among the pasaengers 11
tvi.i said are President Nicholas Murray
Rutler of Columbia university and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick vanderbilt.
MANY AMERICANS
REACH LONDON.
Ui the Aeeoctattd Presa
London. Aug. 93-Steamers from Flushing.
Tlie Netherlands tonlghi brought 650 Amer
icans most or wnom were at uensnaa wnen
the war broke out.
Among the oaatengers were Frank
Munsey the publisher who has been active
among relief workers at Carlsbad and
Archer M. Muntlnglon. president of the
American oeograpnicai society ana nis
wife who were arrested at Nuremburg two
for a day or two aa spies.
For Weakness and Los of Appetite.
-rito i thi Standard general slrenR-lbenlnt:
tonic GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC
drives out Malaria and builds up the system.
A true tonic and sure Appenzer. ior aauns
ana cmiaren. wc.
No man likes to be entertained arter I
busy day In the clanging marts wlth i
story of how his wire worked In his ah
aene'e.
WHERE TO DINE
FLORENCE CAFE i
The New Three Natiesis Cafe
Next to Alhambra Theater on South El Paso Street is now open.
The cleanest coolest place in town.
READ THE WANT ADS
We Buy Constitutionalist Currency
Carrañas Currency
Chihuahua K estampad Currency
Chihuahua One-Stamp
Old Villa Currency
CHIHUAHUA EXCHANGE. 308 City Nnt'L Bank Bldjr.
Leaves El Paso 2 p.m. Arrives Los Angele 2:40 p.m.
Make your reservation early and let us take care of
you properly.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
ROBERTS-BANNER BLOC.
HIS ITCHING
ECZEMA GONE
RESINOL DID IT
Davenport. Iowa Hay 2 1(14: "I
had a severe torturing caae of eccema
on my feet handa arma and body for
about four irionths and I Buffered un
told misery. The Itching waa some-
thing awful. In a couple of day it
apread all over me with email blisters
and then formed a raw muss of sore.
I tried and many other
remedien and prescriptions but I only
grew worse. Finally 1 read of Realnol
Ointment and Realnol Soap and com-
menced using; It. I got relief from the
first treatment Kealnol STOPPED
THE ITCHING INSTANTLY and I
could Bleep the first night. I used four
or five Jars of Realnol Ointment and
Soap also and I am entirely cured of
that disease eczema and I can cheer-
fully boost Realnol." (Signed) G. W.
Fuller 718 E. 10th St. " V
Realnol Ointment and Realnol Soap
alao form a moat valuable household
J." ... " Zt ' t- j ; JT
". insect bitea etc. For -trial. free.
write to Resinol Dept. 32-R Balti
more Md. Sold by alt draggists.
RAILWAY PRESIDENT DIE8.
liniins Miller of Chicago Durllagton
Qulncy Passes Away tn Montana.
( llf Aeevciated Prtet
Chicago. Aug. 3. Darius Miller presi-
dent or the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
rallruad. died al Glacier Park. Mont. today
arter undergoing an operation tor appen-
dicitis.. He has been touring the park with
his wife In apparently rood health laat
Wednesday when be wat taken III.
Physicians were sent by special train
rrom 81. Paul Seattle and Oraat Fals Mont.
An operation was deemed imperative and
was performed Saturday. Various of rieláis
or. the railroad besides his wire were with
Mr. Miller at the time of bis death. The
body Is to arrive In Chicago on Tuesday
when funeral arrangement- will be an-
nounced. Mr. Miller was born in Princeton III. in
1850. Beginning hit career at a atenog-
rapher In a railroad ornee be served as
an executive In various railroads. He be-
came president of tbe C. B. A Q. in MHO.
PBone 5i0.
"Young bride dons overhalls" reads a
headline. Thla la nothing new to husbands
who have discovered long aro that the
women wear the trousers.
An overly Jealous woman reels uneasy
every time her husband gets abaent minded.
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tnd eleven p. m.
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