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The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
AMERICANS IN SWISS
REPUBLIC REQUEST AID

Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 5.-American
tourists marooned in Switzerland TODAY
appealed to the American government
for special train to carry them to
France and for transportation from there
to the United States.
Train service on all four frontiers has
been suspended. Paper money carried
by the tourists is worthless, and many
of the wealthy travellers are destitute.
The American Legation at Berne Is be-
sieged by needy countrymen..
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
OLYMPIC REACHES NEW
YORK AFTER FASTEST TIRE
sp-aaI to me washington H-raH

Special to The Washington Head
New York. Aug. 5-Making the fastest
trip in her history and with the vessel
In darkness part Of the trip. the lineE
Olympic reached port today.
For four nights" said Capt HaddoehI
I'VE have been proceeding with no light
save the necessary ships lights. Nevel
have found the ocean so queer. HARDLY
a vessel spoke to another over its wire1
less. We sighted the British cruiser Esi
sex on Halifax. but she did not CONVOY
US to New York We could have ourI
distanced any hostile ship at the speed
We were going"
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
ENGLISH TANK STEAMER
ESCAPES GERMAN CRUISER

Los Angeles, Aug. 5.-The English tank
steamer De Saba. 1000 tons register and
flying the British flag. put into port here
today after escaping from a German
cruiser on the Lower California coast
Several days ago the cruiser got in
touch with the De Saba by wireless,
Capt. Bowley having heard that war had
been declared. gave a wrong location, put
on fuH steam and ran for the first port.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
BRITISH VESSELS GET TIP
TO BE ON SHARP LOOKOUT

Boston, Mass, Aug. 5.-The British
Embassy at Washington has sent out a
warning that two German warshIps are
supposed to be of the coast Of Maine to
intercept British shipping The warning
was received by the British vice con-
sui at Portland, John B. Heating. It is
believed that this warning was respon-
siole for the sudden cancellation today
Of the sailing OF the Francona from Bos-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug. S-HAY-No. I timothy. 2. ooa
A-9; standard timothy. DooaDso; No. timothy
Hsoa0oo; No. timothy. H.ooalaoo: light clover
mired, smals-0; No / clover mixed. H1als0o;
H0an.0; No clover. lsGai6D: No. clover.
u soaiAso; No. clover, Mooal2oo: no-established
grade. smlf2ooi sample grade, to hind. quality.
and condition, l.ohlooo
srRAw-No. / straight re. new. noaAI5so; Nc. I
s,rzight pe straw. nsv. f2ooaif 20; No. tangisd
Ne straw. ilecAl2oo; No What strlw, usaiil0;
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
STANDARD OIL LAYS OFF
800 MEN; RESULT OF WAR

Bayonne, N. J., Aug. 6.-The Standard
Oil Company today laid on 500 men as
result of the paralysis Of shipping
caused by the European war The Le-
high Valley Railroad let out many en-
ployes today.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
CUNARD LINER Is STOPPED
BY ELEvENTH-HoUR CABLE

Boston. Aug. 6-Within twenty min
utes Of her noon sailing hour the Cunard
liner Franconia was stopped from sailing
for England by cabled orders from that
country. Agent John H. Thomas, of the
International Mercantile Lines, received
orders today to cancel all outward sail
ings from Boston until further notice.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
AERIAL FLEET ARRIVES
TO JOIN GERMAN NAVY

Groningen. Netherlands. Ang. 50
souaorOn of dirigibIes and esropIane3
supplied with bombs TO drop upon the
British warships arrived at WiIhelms-
haven today and Joined the German feet
There are fourteen dirigibles and more
than a score OF aeroplanes assembled
there
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
HUNDREDS OF AMERICANS
SAIL FROM SOUTHAMPTON

Southampton, Aug. 5.-Hundreds of
Americans who had been stranded in
various European cities, sailed on the
American liner Philadelphia today.
Thousands Of their companions made
frantic offers Of any price for accom-
mediation.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
CANADA TO IMPOSE WAR TAX.

Ottawa, Ontario, Aug. 5.-Parliament
VIII impose war tax to pay the ex-
penses that will have to be met in aid
ing England. Liquors and tobacco viii
be heavily taxed.
All employees OF the naval and military
establishments have been sworn to Sc
cree
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
IMPORTED DRUGS COST JUMPS.

New York. Aug. 6.-As a direct result
OF war in Europe prices on all imported
drugs were advanced 10 per cent in this
city today, and this was followed by an
advance Of 25 per cent in the price of
imported perfumes. The shortage in
drug supplies caused the advance.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
GERMAN TROOPS CAPTURE
RUSSIAN CAVALRY PATROL

Rotterdam, Aug. SAN the soldiers in
a Russian cavalry patrol were captured
in a sharp fight with German troops at
Lengwethen, East Prussia, today, ac-
cording to a dispatch TO the Star from
Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
sERVIAN ARMY HEAD DYING

London, Aug. Seen Radomir Putnik.
head Of the Servian general stafr, has
been stricken with heart disease and
his son has been gravely wounded in
battle, according to q dispatch from
Nish, Servia.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
GERMAN STEAMER CAPTUREDi

Ottawa, Aug. 6.-The German steamer
Willehad is reported to have been cap
tured by British cruisers between New
foundland and Cape Breton. The report
Is unconfirmed.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
STRICT CENSORSHIP IN CHINA.

Pekin. Aug. 5.-A strict censorship has
been established at Tsing-Lau. All
Manchu princes are coming to this city,
where they WIN be given refuge.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
SWISS ARMY IS Modified.

Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 5.-Mobiliza-
ton Of the Swiss army Fas completed
today.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06
Letters from Prominent Druggists
addressed to ChaS. H. Fletcher.

Central Drug Co, Of Detroit Mich
N class distinct from patent medicines and commend It"
Christy Drug Stores Of Ptsbug I'VE have
castora for satisfactory
refrain from saying good for when chance"
Jacob Bros Of Philadelphia
mendng Fletchs Csa the oldest
lions Of the kind upon ..
Hess Mccain Kansas City Caoa
satisfaction We substitute
Have Always Bought original"
The VoegeH Bros OF Minneapolis Minn
have at all times demand for eher
and that gives universal
Polk Miller Drug Co. Of Richmond Va
the satisfactory preparations
satisfy completely the public demand for steadily
creating growing sale by its merit"
Capdau. New Orleans
demanded by the public shelves
equipped with the best Of drugs
which have the unceasng sale that
Cincinnati
bes purchase remedy continue
the fad experimental and
be said its worth
gladly this kind Of oommndation
The Washington herald., 1914-08-06

With June's gain OF less than $4,000 in
gross and loss Of $4,000 in net, showing
Of Southern Railway for the 1914 fiscal
year is more disappointing than promised
earlier In the year. In the nine months
to March 81, balance over charges was
shown Of A.i1o.oz5. That was sufficient
10 cover. the fun years dividends Of
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
WEATHER MAN BELIEVES II WILL BE CLEAR NOW
Statement from Section Director Briggs Concerning Rain Storm
 That Visited Phoenix

By Robert H. Briggs, Section Di-
 rector. L. S. Weather Bureauo
 We have predicted a good rain for Arizona. But I do not believe it will rain tomorrow. However, there is a chance that the clearing of the sky this evening will not be permanent, and that the rain may hang over to- morrow.
 The shower which drenched Phoe- nix this afternoon came from Southern California by way of the north of the state. It was raining hard at Flagstaff this morning.
 It is quite probable that Arizona will get considerable moisture from this storm. I have not heard yet from the mountain district, and dc not know whether it is raining or the water shed. The shower in Phoe- nix was of a local character, how
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

Il mechanical contrivance as one would imagine but a human being known throughout the country as Garrett, the piano demon Gar rett has played as long as forty eight hours without moving from the piano stool. However, in tnls case the Redewill company does not doubt the truth of the testimony present. ed to that end and with it's patrons and visitors will undoubtedly be well satisfied with a mere eighteen hours of ivory dustin.
 The piano to be used on thls oc- casion is the famous old Contlnentai instrument, which was the flrst piano brought into Arizona It IS
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
VACANCIES AT
 TIE VATICAN
Germany Anxious That It's Representation Be Not Lost by Death of Two Cardinals from That Elm pire

ROME March 2S-Germany is manifesting keen concern at the sit nation caused by the deaths of Car dinals Kopp and Fischer, which would result in her being wholly without national representation in the Sacred College in the event of a conclave in the immediate future The Prussian minister at the vatican has had several urgent interviews with Cardinal Merry Del Val with a view to hastening the date of a fresh eonsistory, since owing to the doc tors advice, consequent on his pre- carious state of health, the pope has consented to defer the next consis tory until early summer.
 Germany's ally Austria is likewise clamoring for the filling of the va cancy due to the recent death of Cardinal Katschthaler.
 It is rumored in vatican circles
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
GLOBE ROAD LIKE BIG EMERY WHEEL 0N TIRES

The problem that today confronts the automobile men is tire expense and just what tire 10 buy that will give more miles for the dollar. As this matter should be considered se- riously. it should be left to the car men to decide, the men who drive their machines over roads that will show what make of tires will excel all others.
 After. all the proof of quality is the service rendered. for instance, take the Globe road, here are met all con- ditions that cruelty test tire: ma chimes on that roadway burn up or dinary tires as would a giant emery wheel. The individuals and com panies that make these severe tests, are for the most part, all the stage lines out of Phoenix.
 This is the statement of Emmett Kadletz. Firestone agent for Phoe- nix, who equips many cars for the Phoenix Roosevelt Globe run. He says he believes it is the severest test for everyday running on any purely earth road in America
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
WILL POUND WORRIES
 EIGHTEEN SOLID HOURS
Garrett, Long Distance Indoor Champion Piano Player, Per-
 forms In Phoenix

Eighteen hours of piano playing without a stop. That is what the RedewiH Music Co. has announced to pull off next Wednesday, April 1st, commencing at a. m. and last ing until r D. m The player is not
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

that the kaiser is pressing for the bestoWaI of a cardinalate on the fam ous Prince Maximilian of SaNony, but that the princes condemnation of heterodoXy several years ago places no small difficulty in the way of the pope's acquiescence.
 The respective numbers of Italian and foreign cardinals are now almost equal.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
The Spring NeckWear

Awaits you invalied collections ofpret- tv style creations, dainty lace and cm- broidcred things so charming for t.as- ter wear. Select yours from the new arrivals.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

ever. and will not last another twelve hours unless something unforeseen happens. 1 do not underrate the possibilities of another rain tomor- row. but do not believe there Will be any more rain here, at least for a while
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
SHE HAS BUT SHE DOESN'T

When a modern girl says she has nothing to wear it is only a slight exaggeration.-Spri Union.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
FRANkNESS ITSELF

The Breezy one-I say, old man, if you'll let me have the loan of $20 I'll be eternally indebted to yOu.-Puck.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

q square" and it landed in these parts over thirty-tWo years ago. or course it will be tinkered up some and the harmonious discords elimln- ated, but beside this piano, brand new Behr Bros. instrument will be along side of the old instrument and
 Herr Garrett will be allowed to switch from one to the other proVld- ed he lives up to the terms ot ms agreement, which are that his hands will never be removed from the key
 board or the music allowed to drag.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

Indiana democrats are to meet Tn Indianapolis on March 19 to agree llpon d senatorial candidate.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
STANDARD
 PATTERNS
REDFERN CORSETS
Authentic Easter
 Millinery

Pretty new arrivals, and they are daill- tv creations, too. Small, chic, hobby, graceful, elegant Oh, well, all the de- scriptive adjectives used in word painting can't do justice to the beau tiful creations we are now showing. We cordially invite you to inspect the new arrivals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13
SlumIaS Sin idjdfft S6icrcm !Simmcl
anf Gr0em.

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quite @fIcge fnoen f0nncn. Scim-
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ter Der Gbicridub- 05ciclli6aft miro
Sen ainocru jcoeu Eag cine Stilnoe
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Gic 8winger fir bic SinOe uno
Gobcn ioiuie Die Stale fir ole
gSfcroe mcrocu bon Sen @oD Scouts
scr Sto0t crridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13
WrnnSitiidg-llc6crtraonnacu

9llice 9. @biting on SSobn g.
arebs uno 6rolt 0iheitc Scr Goro-
line, nabc Ebomos-StraBc, so bel
25.
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uno 9rau, g9eiiieite Der 2inpooo-
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67.6.
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bel 1877.
s. 6. Spoloing 60 an oenielben,
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74.3.
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6ci 1892.
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60, gloropelt.Gde Der Colbert. Ii.
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100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

modt, 0ic itngiinitigen 8reisperbdIt.
niiic im Stoblmorftc 5i bcileu lino
oo1 fir ooS IcBtc SabrcSpiertcl lnO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

..sontb. b.SerIcn.Narmcn": 1ini Gig fini8cbn
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(SnnitO. 81, 81, ,So--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13
3u Dcrtnnfcu:
Tamilic


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

9u ncrinufcn:
Nir ghares Scim na6e Der Gtoot; Gents
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

Somitog, ocu If. SSuli 1914.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13
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loiien. @on Der Sauptbeiieauug bon
100000 Eonnen lplrOen 1900 Eon-
ncn sem Sto6l Gritit iibertrogcu,
ic $4,000 Der &enniDluouia inO ser
Cambria Steel So. imO ie 5000 Gon.
neu Scr 2odopanno uno Der @etble-
6em Steel So. Tic Ghieuen iinO
100 @iiinoiAienen mm $1,000 Con.
nen 6ober Oos cr606te @ewidt bon
t20 &iinO Die Sonne Oo Die 9a6n
aili ibrcu 5lmcit beonlprucbtenStres
den nit Oieier ihperen Shienc Ser
Jude IN groBercm WloBe anitcllen
miro Oercn Heiultote BON scr 9o6n.
Sehnif nit Sponnmg cruartet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13
Gtcllcnocin6c.


sine gsiipc mtileren glliers inmt Stelle
ais Saus66licrn GdDcrcS IN glr 2S0o, yer
narosStrnRc. VNh'hz ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-13

@dKc snr 9lciic in'S MuSlanb beiorat
s. Maiuc gir. 4l3, Gii Baltimore @trs
ua0e 0wiign HoHlr gIve.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
9dslidjer WsarftberiHt.

Cincinnati. :

Cincinnati; 90. Mai.
Si. nadfoIs.nosn QuotiruIs,n be.
5iekn ii4 nur auf gnsros 3rans
ottionen. gsi il.iEeren gefdiftsr
ipsrben .tipds hDb.re pr.ife ber.&n.t
propifionem
Der Martt mar rubis. preii. fteiig
g hmaI,. prima Steam
9.80-9.90c (. o. B.
xrodensefal5enes GIeifd
Gbrrt clear G.it.n 12-123c, ibori
Rippenieiten 113-12e, sytra Tbori
clear Geiten 11a-12c. S1uItsrn II
-114c. Bellies 13l-13te lOis unb Il
mebr perpadt.
Baeon. Short clear G.it,u
13-13ac. iurs. Rippenieit.n 12a-
13c. sytra fsort clear Gsiien 12i-
13c. Gdu.!.rn 12-124c unb g.liss
14a-14ie lOis unb se per pfunh
insbr perpddt.
5usar gureb GIeii9. -
Gnirfen 16-16}, pienic GhuItern
123-13e, 9r,difnit @atpn 19-20c,
S&ultern 12a-13c, Rem yort gui
S&uItern 12a-13e. trodens Beef.
S4inien $27.00-28.00.
SaSs.p5tsIt,s GIeifd.-
6Ainien 13t-14c. pienic Gdult.ru
10s-11e, Bellies 1916. Ghu.isrn
lille. Rem yuri Gut 11-113e.
Grif4es Bleifd. Sdin.
ZEN 13--13te, piclic SduItsrr 10a
lie, Sdult.rn 10f--11e, jborl
Rippenieii.n 11--11t:, i6crt clear
Geittu 11-111c. .rira fhort SeitsR
1ol-11i. Bellies 1aa-15s pro
Plumb.
WebI unb getreibe.
NEIL. - Wint.r pat.nt $4.25--
4.50, Winter Gnnep $3.90-4.15.
Winter Sanep S3.90-4.15, gDintsr
GamiIp $3.20-3.50, Grtra $500
3.15, orbindres $2.75-2.95, Barter
Wei5en putsnt $3.75-3.90. bo. fancp
$3.85-4.25, bo. GamiIp $3.50 -3.75,
RosssnmebI, norbpeflih semiJHtsS
$3.75-3.9O, reines Giip $4.10---
4.20. semii&tss $3.S0-4.10 per Hbl.
Weistn. - go. 2 rptbsr Wint,r
98-99c. glo. 3 bp. 96-97c, 30.
4 rotber s6-95c per 4il
q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

rineinnett. %. Nasi 1914.

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Ueniaen @sf6dftsitunben 5ismlid1 ltarf be.
i4ditgt, bod mar be yfa9trage na9 Far
: s.::sn s; sss; ss ssn sns ss.s.n s's Z ss ss s.s
paHien A-Ah5o Deregnsl unp VelWaIse'
gapisre wurosn tn oLoN ols'on,t In
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nno anI bsW ~ sT-o"'
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wurben Az Bari swi,dben BaH.en perlaufi.
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slv@
xssaisi asf esrsSs.
Iebr ieit.--Iie folaeuben Guotirunaeu iinb
NJ bsridten:
4onbon, 8 faae eidt. s4s9 per g; 90