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New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
Glovemakers Give MtlAdy
 a New Wasb Glove

WE have had for some time the fab
 rio glove which is washable, and, of course. for years we have worn chamois or doesl<in gloves. but to all of these washable gloves the objection was made that they could be used only for morning wear with the trotteur suit, but now glovemakers have sup piled, wash glove made of glace or dressed kid which can be worn with the afternoon or evening frock.
 The kid is prepared by new process, and there has been such Q demand for these gloves that the manufacturers have been taken by surprise. Some of the stores cannot get their orders for the gloves filled. It is said that this Is the first glove of American make that has sold extensively in Europe, but the European shopkeepers have been quick in taking up this new wash glove.
 So far it is success. It looks like an ordinary kid glove, either tan or white, as the case may be. With each pair of gloves there are specific direc- tions for washing them, and if these directions arc carefully followed the gloves wash quite successfully.
 There are, however, many warm weather advocates of silk gloves. One serious objection to silk gloves, how ever is that they wear out quickly.
 Another is that the long silk gloves make the arm look pinched and thin Last summer gloves with tucks run ming around the arms were sold, and these served to give the arm a plumper appearance. Sometimes, too, it is pos sihle to get silk gloves long enough and big enough to wrinkle from the wrist to the elbow, and these are more at tractive than those that are literally skin tight.
 The tucked or loose glove is one remedy for its defect of making the arm look thin. Careful washing helps to remedy the other defect-the tend ency to wear out quickly.
 To begin with, always hang the gloves, when they are drying. by the finger tips. Pin the tips to a cloth and hang them wrists or arms downward This position makes the water run away from the finger tips-the parts that always wear. If the water runs into the finger tips it is held there by their thickness, and it rots the silk.
 Another thing to remember in wash ing silk gloves if they are white is nayer to use very warm water. II turns the silk yellow. They should aot be dried in the sunshine, but in the shade. as further preventive of yeilownass
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

with the material. The entire blouse and tunic are closed with white pearl buttons and worked buttonholes. The skirt is plain and narrow, though the narrowness is eased by an inverted plait in the back.
 The handsome tailored gown in the center of the illustration is just the thing for the girl to wear who has been invited by big brother or him" to at tend the festivities of class day. AS shown here it is built of plain and
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

white tafeta. Long white kid gioves are to be worn with this costume which Is simplicity itself. as all cos tunes meant for the graduation day ceremonies should be- White buttoned kid boots are worn with the frock, which strikes a decided note of change from the everlasting and ubiquitous pumps.
 But the girl who is to graduate will have other new frocks in her wardrobe. Beautifully chic is the gown illustrated
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

at the left of the graduation gown. 1t ik built of figured Georgette crape in sweet pea shades of pink and pale law ender and it's most distinguishing style feature is the exceedingly wide belt trimmed with a single box plating of narrow pink taffeta ribbon and is but toned down the side with buttons made by covering molds with pink taffeta. The short tunic has a finish of the plaited ribbon. as has also the turned
 back cuff on the elbow sleeve. The
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

loose kimono bodice has a collar and vest of fine sheer white organdie. White undressed kid pumps are worn with this fetching costume.
 The gown on the extreme left is evolved from ivory linen. It is built in Russian blouse fashion, style which will be Increasingly popular as the summer waxes and wanes. The blouse and tunic are cut in one and are con- fined at the waist by a folded belt fas- tened with an oblong buckle covered
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

That walking skirts of latest cut are short some seven inches from the ground in front, though they taper to the line of the heel at the back panel. Even the flounced taffeta skirt Is worn at ankle length, while the very newest skirt line shows a decided upward tilt at the back.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

The daintiest of boudoir slippers are evolved from four inch wtde ribbons, and to colonial shoes arc added shirred widths os ribbon which. aaring From :lnder the buckles and covering the front of the instsps, raAks the feet look many aixes shs.tas.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28
FASHION KINKS YOU SHOULD
 KNOW ABOUT.

THAT there is small prospect of any
 decrease in expenditure for shoes and hosiery. Skirts of dancing frocks are increasingly worn with a trans parent lace or muslin drop, which makes the dressing of the foot evident
New Britain herald., 1914-05-28

AVERY one wears beads, and some
 few wear tiny Jeweled lace bow at the collar. The bow resembles a butterfly. the lace forming the wings and the jeweled bar forming the body. The beads are of amber combined with crystal. the flat heart shaped pendant made to hang low upon the bodice.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

bon Seiterreid 6efinSet ii@ bel Der
oortisen glrma.
Sbidon in gnsIaH0 natiirli5 grobe
geiriebisung iibsr Die Radridten
bonn arisssi1auplus bsrrifi, 70 per.
ben bod tsine Gi.gssfsisrn Dsranital'
tst. 2onbon BOT am Spnntdg ben
ii6liden iOnntdglifen ginbrud. Die
3eitunsen fubrsn fort, Oas publitum
Dor alIsustObem Sptimismus gu
iparnsn uHb betonsn INNER tpisbsr,
eab Der aries BON i,5r langer Sausr
unb iibcraus toftipieIig ieiH pirb.
Sn Geuti6lano gie6t General bon
Billion benz BOLT Ole glsiden Raibs
i9Idgs unb bstOnt, Oab bic ssssus
iudrtisen Spfer un6 2eioen nur ben
aassritsn alnfans Oss arieges 6ebsu.
ION
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Was Serlin iast.
Cifi5ieae gefanntmadJHng iiber bic
Situatiun anf ben UeriGiebeuen
arirasidaupldeeu.

Yaris. IS. September. @ie eint
1epeihe Der Ngenhlr Sapas oil.
gorSeaur beridtet, lit in Berlin Die
folsenSe oifi5ieIe 9efanittmaduna
erlaiien iporben:
.glns Dem Sauptlpartier III Die
gsndrift einsetroffeu, oaB bic oItlidl
non garis beiinblite 2lrmee, melGe
bic Marne iiberidritten bate, pom
6einSe, Der pon @ari5 aus i'm sln5ugc
mar, Stpiiten @elg uio 2entmiraiI
in arober lleber3abl angesritien
rpurbe.
Die Sdladt tpGbrte BfDei Soge uitS
beioc Seitcn batten id)were 8eriaite
3ii rer5eibnen. 9ie fran5oiii6en
Gnippen riiften Dor uno lniere Grup.
pen Soeen iih 5uriid, nobel ilncn
iriIte franoOiiide Gruppen in grcber
3abl icIgteH.
Tic Situaticn III Der @eseno Der
gceeieu bIsibt ,,rpsranbsrt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

gngIdnoer unterge6rd9t uno Elm Solz
bat bonn iediten engIii4en 9rugOners
Fegiment i4iloerte in iebr anI4aults
der Wetfe feline Grfabrungen uuf benz
S9la9tfelbe. Seinen 2lngdben mad
tpuroe ben Gngldnbern. pls iie ii6 uuf
Dem aiid5ug befanben, Don ben beutz
'4en auftI4iffen gan3 getpdItig 5ugez
Iest. SObalo Elm oeuti4es 2ufti4iff
in Si4t fam, mubte unper5iigli3 bas
Eager absebro9en unb peiter geaouen
tperben, benn penn bisIes ni6t iofort
seI8db, ia6en ii4 Die gnglGnoer bins
nen gang tur5er 3eit sinem &ugel6agel
BON Seiten Der Seuti9sn, Die pom
2uftIaiff aus barber in SenntniB
seisBt purbsn, no ii4 bic gnsIGnbsr
befanoen, ausseieBt.
Die gsrate i'm ameritaniiden So>
ipitaI ertIaren, bag bic geoul6igiten
patisnten unitreitig Die 5urtos iino,
Die S6msr3en melt itoiI6sr ausbuI.
ten, als ale iibrigen 0erpunosteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

GOnoon, 13. Spt. - Cine De-
psf9e oes Relterf3en Bureaus aus
gtairobi, gritifd 0itafrita, melOst,
baB eine itarte bsutI9e Sruppeumadt
aus 9euti9 Sitafrifa iber bic @rense
getommen 1T. Die SeutI9en ba6eu
&aranga beieBt uno riiden auf SifIi,
einen 9ii9eIoiitritt am @ictoria Gee
por. 9ritii4e sruppsn iino ben
Oeuti4eH entgegengeiunDt ppr6eu.
Dim DerfIofenen Sonntag fam es az
einsm 9iBigen &f 5pii9en ben
0eutI4en unb gnglGnOern, uber tpeis
ters gin8el9eiten ibsr Dieien aampf
fsblen iopeit. gerpunbete tperben iest
na9 ylairobi ge6ra4t unb Iie beri9.
ten. bab Die gngldnOer i9pere 9ers
lutte erIitten baben, uls fie Derfu9ten,
bur4 einen 9aiOnettansriff fi6 in ben
geiiB Der Wadi4ineugsi4iise Der
Seuti4sn gu ieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
@eftiger Wiberftano
Us urbe ben gnglGnbern au
6erbertsbDbe BON BEN

Seutiden oeleifst.
2oubon, 13. September. Das
amtIi6e Ra6ri6ten6ureau ga6 am
SonHtaa atsnb betannt, bab peitere
Ru6ri6ten BON Redr Qbmiral Sir
9sorse patep, oem gefe6Is6aber oes
oultrdIif&en 9sidpabsrs iber bic
Grobsrunq BON 5erbsrtsbGbe bur9
bic britii6s WoriHsreisrpe einsetrof.
fen limb.
Gdut bieIen Ra9rihten buuerte Der
aampf pOIIe adtSebn Stunoen. uno
bann crit 9esen l lbr Ra5ts am Il.
September aelans es ben gngIdnbern
lid in ben geii5 Der SuntsnftatiOn gu
iessn, Die pom fetnb bsrdrt Suserih.
tet porSen mar. oaB iie fir seraums
3eit ii6erbaupt ni9t aebruu6t perben
fonn. Iuf ensIiIder Ssite fieIen in
cem &f atpei Sffi8iers, pGbrenb
etn Sffi5ier unb brsi RarineioISaten
pernunoet purben. Bie grob Die
@erluite Der Deutiden limb, 1T ni6t
oetinitip betannt, aber lie ioller spi-
itjen 20 unb 80 Mann an Sobteu uer>
loren Ra6en. Der gefe6ls9a6er Der
9eutidsH fopie anOere Sffisiere uno
56 sinseborsne poIisiiten gerietben in
bic SriegsgeiansenI5aft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

Iebt su baben bebauptsH, bic Dor
linen Dor pisr3sbn 5agen serdum'
,porbm paren. Glsidasitis tommt
aus gaIsl bic Rd4ri4t, oab an
Sdmltas Elm bsftiseraampf i'm Gueb'
miller sbal i'm iiibIi6sn GIiab itdtt'
fanb. gin Der S4ladt IoLlsn 10000
Mdnn betbsilist isin. Rad elmer mel
ieren, stenialIs BON gai.l itammsnosr
Dep.i&e Iollen bic Gran5Oien aipsi
Gdpabronen bsuti6er Sapaderie IN
Der Qa6bariaaft DOais aufssrisbeH
baben.
Su ben admpf.n in Gdlisien unh
RuHiit pDlen ideint bos Waffsn'
sliid auf Ssiten Der aufsn sefpeieu
su i,in. sic iolIen einen entihei'
b,nS.n Sies BEL arasuit unb 3o'
moasop am 0srflofensn Donneritag
,rrunetn babsn. Die Iruppen Der
Deutiden unb SeiierreiGer in oieIer
S6latt perben BON raFifter Ssits
auf 40 sSnfanterisbipiiiorsn unS eli
Observation-Disclosures, suiammen iibsr
cine MilIion Wann ansseeben. Die
RuiI.n beblupt.n, bob bic aampflinis
iid, auf mebrere bunbsrt Werit (ein
Merit gu ettpa 4 MsiI9 ausbebnte.
Die. aGmpfe babeH ununterbrohen
felt bem %. 9lasuit aHssodusrt nnb
bic Rniien behaup.en. ioipcH in @a'
li5ien ipis in pcIen seiisst 5n bdbsn.
Don Mien aus pirb feridtst. baB
bic SsiterrsiGer in ben qnfangstGms
pfm in @alisien sriOlsrsid pdrsn
upb 10000 2rt.Ssssfansene maatsn,
iebo4 ipGter ss3purssn naren, iid
BON 2embsrg 3uriidsu3itbsu unb iia
in elmer bsifsren StellIng gu tOnJsn'
trirsn. neil Der nGrbli5e Gliissl Der
5ftsrrei6iIten5rupps in 9oIen bur4
cine srObe ruifiids ll,6srua6t b.s
brpbt mar.
Die S6laft Eel Rapa Rust, bic
iebt i'm ganee 1T, birfis ben luirt'
Iidsn prifitsin fit bi. Oftsrrsi&iffe
grmss biIssu. Grsbsrios GrisSria
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Jtaliener
SoIlen Sruppen uuf all
banii dem 9ebist ses
Ianoet baben.

9aris, 13. Sept. Wie cine
0epeTfe bes .G8o be qaris" aus
srieit meloet, IulIen bic Stuliensr on
peri6ebenen SteGIsn in aIbanisn, nas
mentli3 in @aIoua, 5ruppen seIdnbet
bdben.
&iir3Ii9 aus goIOna einsetroffeneH
gladri6ten 5ufplgs bate aiamtI gIs
bnfTan, Der an Der Spite BON 1000
Manu itebt, NIT elmer pIiinoeruns Der
Stuot seorobt.
.81rie in 8orbeaur foil
eroffnet Deroen.
9onbon, IS. September. 2ait
elmer 0epeibe Der Central Stems
glgencp aus @orOenur iouen Die g0r-
ienmafler auf gernnIniiune bes 81
nan5miniIters &ibot eine Bereini-
giine eeeriinbet uno beihloiien ba.
ben, bic gSrie in gorbeaay pieper an
er9ffneI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Semtitbe 2nitibiffe
$ absn OsneusIii den Srup.
pen sbr OisI 5u 4ofs
fen dsmant.

2onbOu, 13. Sept. = Bon ben
9ertpunSstsn in Der SdIa6t an Der
Marns ipsrOen, tuis bsm Reatsriden
Bureau aus 9dris gemeIOet pirb.
feline uaa paris ssIdufft. UbidOn bort
sabllOis ooIpitaIsr CUR gerfiisuns itss
ben. uber bic MiIitdrbsbDrSen laiIer
bic 9ertpunbetsn Sur6tpes iibsr poris
binaus bsfOrOern. pa iis augenideins
lid nod, INNER nit Der W0sli9tsit
zines ansriffs ieitsns Der 0eutiaen
auf quris rs6nen.
Sang bsIonoers iperben bic enslis
fdsn unb ameritaniiden SOipitdIsr in
ReuiQp in anipru4 senommen. SIN
amsritanii1sn SoipiiaI tpnrSen an
gonuiaa sia. plala9I ssspuusssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
|Na0oem Der &romprim5 porber eine
mi0ti9e Noiition ,ta6 beiti9em
&an1pi 9eno,ttnten bate.
Die Rn0en nad finndggem Ranpf uon Den Oelrrei6ern
6ei 9rOo& 5urifge(d5(agn


anDFidsm Berlin
Gas
d Hsaee&f
mSeu
in a
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Neutral
@irb g panisn M a breub Der
gansen Oauer bes &rie.
nes bIei hem

paris, ID. SEPT. 2aut elmer Se.
peIte Der Igentur Supas aus MabriS
Eat gbuaroD Sato, Der fpaniihe pre-
miermtntiter, om Sonntag Die folgen.
be grtldrung ubgeseben:
rSpanien bat teinerlei 4btommen
setroffer unb pirb big sur gssnbi-
gung beg gegsnpGrtisen arteges neu.
trail bIsibsn."
8is Der 8Orreipunoent Der Qsens
tur SaDas bemertt, erfoIste oieie Or.
tIdruns als 9lntpOrt uuf Radridter
in ausIdnbiIten 3eituussn, oensn sus
folgs Spanien i'm RotbfaIIs gu Sun.
iten 0eutf6(anbs gu interSentren be-
ubF4tiste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

Sn Sitpreuber lit Der aurlpf mic.
Der aufaenommen poroeu.
Son Der bonn aronprin5eu beieblig.
ten glrrtee lit ole giad,ritt eineetroi.
feu OaB bic Sorts iiibiid Don Scr
bun ieit 0littrpo6 nit ifuercr glrtiI'
lerie beitoiien pprben iin6."
Die obige 0epei6e tragt Die Inter.
ibriit bes Generals Don Stein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Slutise ghlacbt

z Obte um 9 an itusswii den
3baun uno Senbeim.
GonoOn, 13. Sept. - 2aut eis
nsr Sspsi5e Der ggaunse 5slssrip5
60. aus Rom 1T bort Don 9aiel aus
bic Ra4ri6t siHgstrpffsn. OaB am
Samitas cine blutiss SaIdat spiiden
5baun uHb Senheim ppsts, an Der
stpa 10000 Rann tdmpftsu. DIE
GeltIden battsn bas @ebfpsilsrsS6aI
an Jub Der frans0iiiben 9Oseien be-
isBt. llebsr ben glusgans Der SaIaat
III iupsit nod rints betannt.
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Ser oeutitbe &rouprtn5 uno ictue
Q(rtlee
1Dfid)rn mmn ,un,tkfn nia)t uur ofn att ttitr=
ntfnofn Dfrbitnoftfn.

Der NSali6teit, bab bic Seuti4en
Iia ipieosr iammeln unb slne neus
itarts Sefenfiplinie idaffen tOnnsn.
pGbrenb fie su slei4er3eit auf bls
gPSaIi6teii elmer D0llisen Rdnmuna
Grantr.its unb 9elsisns ieiisns Der
9eutIden in bas gereid Der MOslih'
tsiten sieben.
| BON paris aus tpirb ongellinoist,
bab bic 9eutifrn anse6li9 almiens
serGumi baben. $40 iid bic gsritar'
iungen Der Deutiaen, bic 10000
Wlann tart auf brei aunbitrdbsn IN
Der bortisen IadbarIdaft duf bem
9lnmaria ii9 befinben iollen. ssblis@
ben iinb, bariiber 1T bsn5ran5oisn abs
iolut ni9ts befannt. Die bsIsiIde
9lrmse Joa nit benz fiibnen plan ums
aehen, griiNel piebererobern gu mol
len unb bic 8elsier bebaupten, bab iie
bic gabnperbinbuns spifhen aiittia
unb griiiIsI ssrit0rt uno 10 cine iDids
tiae aommunitatipnslinie Der Seuts
ifsn gsit1rt baben. 2luberStm be-
baupten fs. bdB iis Dsrein5slte bsut'
i6e sruppentbeiIe, bic msiit aus
aanbipsbrl.uien beiiebsn, mad benz
5ibpiien 5uriidssSrdnst bdben.
Sn Granireia bdlt man bic Sis
tuetipn Der bsutiden armeen fir dus
berit tritiid,. Die 4rmes. bic iia
fiiblih bonn arsonnenDaIb tefinoet,
tann Iia taum in 0tIiaer Ridtung
3uriid5isbsn, neil iie Don Der Gtituns
gsrbun aus gefdbrbet 1T. Ddbrsno
Elm Riid3us na9 Rorben bur6 ben
sebirsig.n unb bepaloeten Gharaitsr
Der Gsssnb unmOsli4 sema6t pirS.
Der Iinis Sliisel Der 0sItid.n mub,
ME man in Grantrei4 IN Wilitrdtrsi.
fen slaubt, iia in HOrbiDeitIi4sr Rias
tuns 3uriid3isbn.
Sn bisisn militariidsn &rsiisn in
Jrantrtia bofft man natiirlih aud,
Sab es ben gelgierH seliHsen pirb,
bic 0eutI9sn aus grabant gu pers
ordnssn, iobab bic seiammtsn bsuts
id1en Streittrdfte se5ipunsen iein
ipiirben, iib mad 2ugembnrs suriid'
ausieben, cine prosebur, Die man in
SieIen TlilitGrtrsiisn nit Der 0uras
fiitruns sines mddttsen Stroms
bur9 sin.n snsen Glai&enbals psrs
slsi9t.
Die b.utf6s g.riiOn iihtr bic
Ghlad,t an Der Marns iisbt nod aus.
Die am 5onntas 9lbeno eins.trcffsne
rsutl6e 5untenbspside tntbdlt seinsr'
lei gsmer,ungen iibsr bic @crgdnse
auf oi.Iem arisssfhaupIaB ndhrenb
Der periloFensn WOts. Gis :rtpdbut
nur einen lotalsn grfpIs bes arons
prins.n, Der, pis ss in Der DepeIte
beibt, cine b.feTtists Steaurs BET
9erbun sencmmsn bat uub bic Sorts
ftibIi6 BON 9srbun nit idpersn @ts
ihiiben bonlbnrbirt.
Cant ben 9eridisn ans frans0iiider
Quslle 1T bic SteIIuns Der oeutifen
1rgppen iest wie fulst: Der re6t.
JIiisel Der Deu.iden sisbt fid ii6er
ben Glub 9esle ;uriid, Der sniidsn
Rhims nuo SoiiiOns lduft; bas Gen.
irum. bas am ipsiteiisn mad Siibsn |
mar, lpei4t norbli9 |
BON 0itrpsles 5raneois unb Seima5e
5uriid unb bat bic Wldrne in bem be-
ipalbeien unb biiselisen Diitritt ami. |
iheH @itrp unb @erbun iiberihrits |
Ten. tpabr.nb Die Ssutfden giepisnp
linb grabanislesRoi psriprsn taben. .
Die Gran5ofen Idsinsn fnTt on ber |
sanaen Gront bic DffeniiDs ersriffsn |
,u baben, ipie aus ben anssblidsn CT. |
folssn i'm Oiten stpiiden aunspiIle
anb Sdint Die berpOrsusstsn idsini, |
no ~ usriHisbms GtdSis ,pisbss tssl
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Neroun
W iro BON Der Q(rmee 6es
&ronprin3en be-
fd1pifen

z 2onbon, 13. Sept.-2aut elmer
Sepei9e Der gT4unse Selegrapb 60.
aus Rom miro in Berlin amtIi9 be-
tannt gege6en, bub Der beuti9e Srons
Prin3 nit ieiner 4rmee cine befeitiste
SteQung iiiotpeitlid bon @eroun err
obsrt bat unb nun nit Der 9eI9iebuns
Der Sort iiibli9 Don @srbun begonnen
bat, pobei Die i4perfte 4rtiusrie be.
uust nirb.
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Sriessgefangene
We rSen 0eutfdIano unp
Jtantrsi9 nunmsbr NIT
etuQnber rdustn1fhpu

2onbOn, 13. Sept. t.-2aut elmer
Depefde Oss gaeuteriden Bureaus 1T
elm 9lbtpmmsn setroffen tpOrOeu, bems
sufolse Seuti9lanb unb Sruntreit
triegsssfansene Sffiaiere unO Runns
.i9uftsn in sIeiter 3abI austuuihen
perbsn NIT Der abmaduus, bub bic
4etrsffeuben tpiebsr a.tipeR Qntbeil
am arisss uetmen barfsn.
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2eutibe eslptte
gsfinbet lid fsit sDei
Sdgsu in berRdbs Der
4Iano Snfeln.

u ano Sn1eln.
aOpenbassu, bia 2pnoDn, 13.
Septbr. - auut elmer 0spei6e aus
Raump, JinnIano, baben bort Slider
unb 2oOtien bsriatet, OaB Ieit apsi
Sasen in Der Rdbe Ser Qlanb SSnieln
cine beutide JIotts trsuat. 9us Sc.
ihpabsr umfabt fieben Drsaonousbts
unb arsussr Der .5rieslanb" .RlaTe,
5ipei srpbs areu5er, bier IOrpeoOboote
Der eriten aIofIe, iopie etns grobs
glHaabl aObleR= unb Reparaturi6iffe.
Der arel,aer n8II4sr" fi5rt Die
GIasse oss 9roBubmirals prtnsen
0einri4 DON preuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
@eloentpo

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IitarfIieqer bel Srooes,
Jranfrei6.
2onoon, 13. September. gIus
Erupes, SSranfreif, pirb benz Reu.
ter'iden 9epeiden6ureui gemeloet:
nRad Idngerer 8erfoIgung ge.
lang es am Samitag einem fran3oii-
iben 5Iisger, einen belttiden @ero-
plan, BON Dem aus 9omben in Die
Stabt gelDorfeH porSen paren, ber-
l1nter5lifieBeu. Ter beutihe Bilot
iorpie Die i'm gleroplan ols nilitdris
i6e geobahter befinoliden Sffisiere,
elm Sauptmann uno elm 2eutnant,
blieber auf Der SteIe tobt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

Dbio: Gd6nss, fpGrmeres Wst.
ter dm Wontas; ON Sisnitus 5une5.
msnbs geipolttbeit, Dubri9siHlia Don
Rsgsn sefolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Sn Cftafrifa

StnO Oeuti9e &OlOnialtruppen in eng
Iif4es Sebiet einsefaaen.
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gngldH0er erRaIten ultf eigenem Ges
bet bIutige &Dpfe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28
The Markets

Wheat prices are shaded off triflc
owing to reports from Argentine which
show better crop conditions than had
heretofore been reported. Offerings
there are made ut prices enough lower
than those in America to attract puy-
ers. However. the enormous demand
will utilize all that crop in Il short
time and leave the world calling fol
more long before the crop Of the nor
thern hemisphere is ready for market
Oats hold steady with prices tending
upward ard there wculd be still
stronger demand if it were net for tie
scarcity of ships. Oac feature Of this
product is that prices are higher in the
country than in Portland owing to lack
of storage facilities in the city, as wen
as ship shortage. 1t is certain the Eu
rope0n demand will use all available
oats and will then be unsatisficd. The
butter production is large and there
will be no advance in prices until the
weather is such Us to cut out the pas
turage and decrease the supply, and
this may or may not happen
Onions and potatoes are up a little,
the former selling around one dollaI
the sack. Fishermen along tie British
Columbia coast are reported catching
vast amount of herring, $1,000 tons
being caught to Hate. These 90 to the
japanese The local dairy and poultry
markets show no changes. At Chicago
the wheat market closed weak with
4 Al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28
WOMAN IS MURDERED
BODY EATEN By DOGS

Washington, Nov. 2s.-Guarded by
her three dogs, which had to be shot
before they would permit the police to
enter, the body of Mrs. Mary Kelley
was found in her home here today.
The police think she had been dead
several Jays. Her famished dogs had
torn the flesh from her body in several
places and the corpse was badly deeom-
posed.
Mrs Kelley was a recluse. Neighbor-
hood rumors were TO the effect that she
kept considerable money and jewels con
cealed about the house. The police be-
lieye thieves entered the house and beat
the woman to death before they were
attacked by the dogs.
The police entered the house today
with ladders. As they stepped inside,
they were attacked by three crossbred
bulldogs The police dubbed them
away to a bedroom where the body Of
Mrs. Kelley lay ON bed. The dogs
had to be shot before the police could
enter the room.
Mrs. Kelley's body was clothed in a
tattered night gown The flesh had
been gnawed from the neck, breast and
upper limbs. For years Mrs. Kelley had
been dealer in fine dogs and eats. She
kept so many animals that the neigh
hors complained to health officials and
Mrs Kelley was force TO sell all except
the three dogs. Since then she had been
a recuse.