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The Detroit times., 1914-09-29

"Viyella" flannels for cold
weather shirtwaists and
mems shirts, absolutely non
shrinkable, plain and striped
patterns, 81 inches wide, 6sc.
Outing flannels In every
desired weight for night
wearables. and for comfort
covers-8c, &c, 10c, lie,
121sc and 15c.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
Very Long Cloves from France

The very finest Of
Jouvin French kid glove
newly arrived. These ev
styles in 20-button lei
finished at the wrist W
dainty Cleopatra pearl
tons, white, black and {,
tan, at 81 and $3.50.
16-button lengths
are $3.75 and 1925.
A 12-button chamo-
silk glove in white,
with 2 pearl clasps is
a splendid glove for
theater wear$2.
STREET GLOVES !
Of choice French kid,
pique or overseam
sewn, in one and two
clasp styles, black, |
white and fall shades.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
NCkASQNddc1 (o
dsnudysa X Iss
'HUDSON'S Crops Nth Detroit
Timely

"A man can have a suit or
overcoat tailored In a way to
satisfy him 1--WE guarantee
that for $50 and more. Gus
tom Tailoring Third Floor
Woodward.
-Children's hair cut quickly
and well. while mother shops
II she prefers. Basement
Barber Shop-Gratiot.
Look for our new electric
sign from Cadillac Square.
"A new spread and bolster
cover has embroidery, three
rows Of wide lace insertion,
scalloped edges and cut cor
ners. Full size S.; twin bed
size. $3.50. Second Floor
Farmer.
Just unpacked. beautiful
hemstitched. pure linen pillow
cases kpm Austria. 45x36 IN
ches. s2>9 and $3.50 a pair.
Second FlOor-Gratiot.
New buck towels from Ger
many are of especially fine
heavy. pure linen. Each has
specially designed place for
monograming. 20x40 inch size
In 4 different designs. 59c.
Second Floor-Gratiot.
"A very good quality Irish
linen pattern cloth at 81 a
yard comes IN four round and
six square designs. 22-inch
matching napkins are $2.S9 q
dozen. Second Floor-Gratiot.
Noticed the way our new
building grows with Detroit?"
Exclusive new, round lunch.
con sets Of very fine Scotch
linen include a 54-inch cloth
and six 15-inch napkins. Five
round designs, all beautifully
scalloped and Nof very fine lus-
tire, at $5.25 the set. Second
Floor-Gratiot.
There are 10 distinctive
shades OF fawn and grey In
women's new cloth and leather
shoe tops-surely an unusual
selection for milady. Second
Floor-Farmer.
We are the only store In
Detroit that Is showing wom-
ems fall shoes with vamps of
patent coltskin and tops OF Inn
ported French bronze kid, q
striking style selling at So.
Second Floor-Farmer.
Some special chafing dishes
n nickel or copper, Colonial
style. with alcohol burners,
are IS instead OF more because
we took so many Of them at
one time. Observation-Disclosures.
There is new silk tie for
men called "Strip-Scarf--it
cannot pucker and get out of
shape as most ties cut on the
bias do. And It wears longer
than others. Ground Floor
Woodward.
Beautiful little seal leather
pouch bags that have any
number OF useful fittings, gilt
or nickel finished, are taking
the places Of party boxes
they're SO much handler and
cost no more. Ground Floor
6ratiot.
silk stockings with boot In
pink. green. grey or white,
with black uppers, are quite
odd and very good wearing
$3.50. Ground Floor-Farmer.
The comfort a woman gets
from the ideally-fitting new
iii "mickers" is well worth
their cost; plain or trimmed
knees; So to $3.50. Ground
Eloor--Ea runar
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
Jay Tomorrow Of the HUDSON Formal
Redingote, Paddock and Empire Suits
Some With Velvet and Fur
Trimmings that Women Like

The coat length is 45 inches except for certain fg
ures which find shorter jackets much more becoming
Flaring ripple tunic and pleated skirts afford plen-
ty OF variety in style.
English chevots, poplins ripple cloth, French serge
and broadcoth are some of the latest materials Colors
include green's plum, navy and midnight blue tete de
Negro and other browns and great many in black.
Some are veHet-trimmed some are fur trimmed
all are lined with rich satins.
For women who pay for their suits we have
exclusive models at $780, $685. SIS and up to $780, These
are in the finest of wool materials and velvet and fire.
quently fur-trimmed.
A Redngote of Russian green imported broadcloth
with gray fur collar and cuffs The coat buttons all the
way down the front and the belt is of two flat folds
with small bows in the back, $75
green imported cascade d'eau suit with one OF
the long coats, collar standing high in the back
with marten fur trimming, sash fastened at the I'M
derarm seam ties in front The skirt Is flaring with rip
pie fulness, SOS.
"A plum broadcloth suit has a coat with long Red
ingote back, half belt and short military front. The
sailor collar and front belt embroidered In plum and
gold The accordion peated skirt is distinctive $85.
i
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
The New Boots Are Rather
Out-of-the-O Ordinary

with their cruiser cloth "tops and heel quarters i'm
poted patent calf vamps with straight side Spanish
Louis leather heels and welt soes.
OR with French brocaded tops dheel quarters PLAIN
yamps imported patent cafskn ceiuiod covered span
ish Louis heels and light welt soes.
or with French brocaded tops and heel quarters plain
vamps imported patent cafskn ceuoid covered span
shoe
AL at $500 the pair.
Hudsons-second FIoor-F Farmer
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
$40 Distinctive Patterns
IN Wool Chdllies

Could you choose your new dress, waist, kimono or
chdrens frock from $40 patterns and color combinations
Wool chaes going to be of the best of the fall
brics at soc yard Note these timely materials too
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
Bright New Lamps for
Milady's Boudoir e Desk

well candle shades from France Japanese lamp shades
and lamps of all sorts in styles this fall
Boudoir and desk lamps in mahogany finish with two
sockets chain pulls and cord and three styles of shade
in linen, $298 in silk, $685.
purchase of French candle shades in several colors
OF linen and silk trimmed with gilt and silver brads beads
flowers, etc., 10c, 25c, Soc, 75c, $l.00 to $3.50.
Sample Japanese shades in odd designs on Jap silk
less because samples, 1915 to $3.50.
Reading lamps to the floor beside your chair are
less because Of fortunate purchase brass finish with
shade and cord, So.
The showing Of floor lamps, table lamps, plano lamps,
shades and fixtures is wonderfully complete nowready
for the fall evenings when such things gain in favor after
summer of idleness.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
Dainty Trimmings

Silk nets, founcings and allovers in plain and fancy
designsback and colors novelties silk brussels and
and superne plain silk nets all ready here for fall trim
ming needs.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29

with rows of wide embroidery, Sits and $15O
Heavy cape and mocha ilkned gloves ideal for street
wear 1-casp fastened black and tan, $175 and $l59
HuAson,s-Ground F1oor-Farmer
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
a Word to the Home
Seal1lstresses

DCdlIlSLTCSSCS
about the right embroideries aces and trimmings TO
in the beginning. Someone said BE you're RIGHT
then ahead" You're where everything Il guarsn
teed, Of course - ~ M
very good wearing qualities for fan and winter 26c
and 39c yard
Chidrens and infants dress and underwear embroid-
cries. patterns in founcinss edges headings nseres
and yokes, all very fairly marked u
Lace founcings in very appropriate dress and waist
qualities, 18 "a and n inches wide. &c.
Cluny and fancy cotton laces, edges and insertngs
white or ecru, Sc yard.
Underwear laees, matching sets in valenciennes
and novelty laces, 16c to $1.26 @
Nets and net laces in beautiful display Of plain fet
figured and spotted qualities in white cream ecru and
fresh tints, AZ to ~ inches wide, SOC to $3.50
An exceptional showing net aces Of silk and cotton
with variety Of choice designs for trimming purposes to
choose from
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
$4,000 Boxes Of Initial Stationery !
Sell at 78c

The $4,000 boxes are more than carload-all the
maker had.
He would not accept offer at first but finally did
Result We can sell the paper for about what we
usually pay for it.
It's fine linen paper with old English initial stamped
in gold a
Better buy many boxes you can at this
low price, NOTE: We have been selling exactly this
same paper at 25c--an unusually low price
Hudso ieor-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-07
3u5ng.gaStnni6 nit aanaOa.

Der 3u3ug BON Qmsritanern nd9
aanuod 1T nift mebr Oas, ais mas
aandoier i'm binite0en, ipenighsns
ni9t Der Qsttos 0epinn. ROD be-
tpmmt aunaba ettpas me6r 3utpans
oerung BON Den Ser. Siaaten, nls
ss an oiefs ub9ibt; absr Is 1T nidt
mehr bel Doraus. Sn feds Sdbrsn,
psI4e nit 1913 f9lONsn, ~panOerten
runo $4,000 Qmsritdnsr mad aa.
ndoa aus. - in bsrIelben !3eit ober
3ogen $4,000 aandOier mad ben
Der. Stau1n. WabrI9sinIi6 miro
fih in ben ndditeu Sabren bieies
@er9dltnis nod mebr gu tngunfen
&onaoas Oeri9ieben; bas 1T Die Grs
tportung bon aennern. S6on bieIe
nab EunaOd ausgepdn0erte Gmeris
taner fiub tn Die Der. Gtadten aus
riideetebrt. Dor efnisen 5dbrsn Iods
ten Die einnebmenben 0arGenunaen
Der tannOhnsH ginnaHberunos,
a9eiiten tpirtltd ntele unierer ipsftIis
den 6drmer an. Qbsr oieTe Dars
Itellungtn iino baI6 aIs ibertrtsbtn
ertonnt ipOroen; uno bunn tporen
DieIe biefer Garmer. tpsI1e ale Britt
Ten hinter Tid obsebrO@en, ibre oouat
3dbe tn ben Der. Gtaoten perfouft
bdtten uuo nd4 Der Dominion birls
iiber sesan9en fparen, Iebr entt1ufht.
IS 1T teintn ausenbIit gu besfpsi,
feln, Dab nod jsbt 2dn0ereien IN
Hdnooa bel biltger 81 taufen iiub.
dls IN ben Der. Gtanteu; unb bos
sstndItiss Stsisen Don 5drm sggertsn
bat ~isoeafoIs Diels unIsrtr Farmer
bsfpogsn, nussuberfaufen un6 mad
Ranaba gu 5iebn; obsr foboI0 fx
odbtnttr tumen, Dab be sSrnltAea
Werts tn ibrer alien 6eimol o0as,
niein roi6er esfttegen itno, aIs IN
Der Dominion, iinb fs suriidaekbrt.
ods beibt rpenn ie tcnuten. QoG
niebr unltrer QnnbIeute sitbsn bon
Ga lno bort mad aandOn; aber es
bsrri1t i'm snn5en our6dus lslne
~ tntbufafii6e Gtimmung mebr
0nfiir.
Die fut GAO Riaionsn Dollars
dmeritanifden GeIoss, peIde fdon
iebt in iana0ifhen Sn0unrien anaes
lset iinO, baden IDObI Disl ms6r al
bsosuten, ais DieIsr adn8e ldn0Iidg
3nsna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-07

Sebr f9mti@eIboft.
5srr: Die Grau Raber bebouptsie
etitern, i'd Dsrbrsbe allen Dom.n btn
aOpf."
Dame: v9at fe rs6t; i'd m56t.
MID aud INNER tpsgbrsben, tpsnn
Sic bn fnb.'
aengFIiG. SGuufpieI,r
Gum 9irsttor): .6srr Direttcr. Id
bite meins ROlle einem anbern an
9sben, iA babe In oisIer al juusn:
sd bin mir isiner Gaul6 betpukfr
llno ba fiirdis i4 3urufs aus Dem
publitum!"
Rect bat er. SnteI: Ssbt
babe i1 Dir gu Deibnotten bos ten.
re BUD Der sIsine Rmfmann4 o.s
f9sntt uno ou buIt nod ietnen Bid
biueingemorfsH.
Rsffe: a9, SnteL, mos lift 6enn
~beut0utdge Elm f~letntr anufs
maHnR!
6 rmunterune. .Sbre
aritit, 6err Reoatteur, be5pedt bod
DObl ni9t, MID bon ipeitsrsn Gin
Isnbuneen ab5ufhrsden2@
.8eiDabre! Mein pdpierfprb
iOII Sbnen su ieOsr Belt often Tts,
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-07
aluIIdt 0snaat.
1at meiinItbsn asisdsru xIsfs INT
Irtmben Nlaae.

lFtmbfn nlaam.
Wenn cine G6lanet Dor unItstu
qusen sinsn Groih binabmarsi, 10
ieben mir lpobl man9moI nod NIT
unfersn tletntn quosn bic 9trs'
euHaen bes bertiis psrThlnnatntn
ampbibiumi i'm 2tib bsr S2Ianns
uno tr6fsn unA iibsr ben unerfrsEs
Ii6tu QRbIid oisIss Iarsdlideu. IN,
fheinenb bolbepubttn Sterbtns mtf
Der @,pibbsii, Dab q bic Ratur
nun ,tumol 10 NIT fa brinsi. unb
oab Der 9obsstampf b,s Wsfrtlfss
ntn itDtniaas niht mtbr lnnae boas
at. Dn ibsrraiht a. uns Bonn. 81
b6ren, bob, nod QRaabsn zines
otutIhen Vaturforihers inn wlaosn
Der Gor,lsn bic s.irsFmsn 9fsre
tsbsutsno lGng.r Iebsn, ols man is
anasnommtn bate. Differ geoba9.
ter fling ON 9ormittos cine ansabI
norsltn, nbtnbs nm feds tam tr
,rlt bn5u, bic totem Slide auf lhr,n
Rngsuinbull BIN 80 uHterTudsn,
unb az isiHtm grobien Siauneu fdb
Ct, bnb bic IonsssgIisOtritn nuosl'
fDrmiaen 9arpen Der Wliidsnart Sc
ratopogon, bic Ct ben WGssn emit,
nnbm, gum Tell nod bsim beItsn
Wobllsin iparsn uno, in sine fFlo'
I9e nit 0aHtr gsbra9i, munisr
umbsrfhpommm. Qm absnn ipur.
zen bonn nod cine Qn5abt Gor,l.
len esionssn, uub srii ON foleens
ben Worgsn in Der glsihtn gBsifs
uutsvIuht, Wieosrum fsIie If
btraus, bnB sp6lf Stunosn unh
lem lobe Der Slide In ibrsn Was
gen nod bic gsnnnnten Widenlars
ben, fsrntr cine gln5abl altintrebis.
uno 5ipor ioIhs Der 6otiuns 3ptlos
pen, Iebtnbig poren unO munttr IN
benz ibnsH stbotenen DaTsr lumber
idpnmmtn.
IS banbslt fih babel ~teinssipsgs
um 9iernrtsu, bic. pis getptHe 5as
osnpiirmtr, gegen bic dtmifGe BE-
Idoffenbeit oes its umesbsnbsn Wols
iers Indifferent Oosr bo6erabig aes
felt pdrsn, lie Gle gingsn DieImtor.
ME bos lGnsit BON linen betannt
1T, elm, ipbaIo Der SammIer in iits
Ii6er Weiit etpas GurmaIin sur
aonierpierung benz WoFsr 5uTsbie.
Die 9atiahs lift gspib mertrpireig,
uno man m66ts ii4 MIN frae.n,
mann siesntlib uno in psldem 3.il
bss Darmtrnttus Der Slide bt
gefreHensn 9isre ben Spb finosn
uno ibrsm SdidfaI, bsm 9eroaat.
tueroeu gu Qub uno 5rommeE bss
Jrefers, nuheimfoasn; oeun onB fe
nod frii6 unb eeiunb bic anosre
aOrperoffHuns paiiiereH unb i6r.
5retbeit pisbersrlahssu niro man
~aleroinss uiht ounebmen. au4
mare IS ia moglt9, bob ibr S9lds
ial tie int Wagsn elmer lebenben
JorsLls nod f9nsllsr credit, ols in
6em elmer gsfangeneu unb foebtn ass
f%tcr6snsn. Dobl absr miiFen mir
Is fir mOglid sradtsn Oob elm 40,
DerIGfiiger aaaifsrIdnitt" in Der
Ru9e bic gefreFeneu Siers nod Ies
benb enttommsn Idbt, bnb Ie in Den
8aferoblnuf gsrotsu unO iid cine
nsue Ssimat nett bon Der urfpriinas
li4sn s%ntfsrnt fu6su. bOrousgeIest,
bab Der Dss 81 elmer iol6en nidt
10 melt 1T pie serabs in elmer arobs
itdbtif6en aannIif1iion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
GOAL MINES
of West Virginia Are Now Sup
plying Az Europe with a
LOT of Coal.

WASHINGTON, d. e.: Sept. H..
The coal mines of West Virginia are
apparently now supplying all Europe
with fnel, according to reports re-
cefved here this week from Norfolk.
Va, where ten vessels. all flying the
dags OF foreign nations, are awaiting
their turn to get under the chutes 70
take ON large supplies of coal. which
have been ordered from the West Vtr-
gtnia fields. To meet the extraordinary
demand for fuel, the Virginian rail-
way has stored more than 500. 900 tons
OF coal In its yards at Sewall's Point,
where 1t is guarded by armed men,
and every four hours the temperature
of the enormous mass of fuel is taken,
to guard against the danger Of its ex-
.plosion from spontaneous combustion.
The shipment of coal from Washing
ton has been considerably delayed,
owing to serious break In the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal some weeks
ago, and second break after repairs
had been made. Some OF the carriers
of the Consolidation Coal Company
have been lying here for three weeks
awaiting cargoes of coal, and the first
barge moved out only last week.
Among the vessels which are now
at Norfolk awaiting cargoes are the
Italian steamer Amanda, the British
steamers Ecca1ine and Leslie; and
the Norwegian steamer England. All
these ships will load coal for English,
French and Grecian ports.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
MINOR MATTERS
Are Successfully Looked after
at Washington by Con-
gresham Sutherland.
e.rIe... g -. 1EL.e.A.,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept IL
Congressman Sutherland has been car
ing for several minor matters very
successfully He has filed with the
Bureau of Fisheries the application Of
M. NJ. Brown, of Elkins, for supply
of brook trout for. a natural trout
stream near E1kins, branch of the
Cheat river, and expects to get the fish.
He has had claim Of 5000 against
the estate of the late s. w. Wiley re-
United. Wiley was postmaster at
Talcott when the Office was robbed by
burglars Mr.. Wiley died with his
claim for relief unsettled but Mr..
Sutherland has brought the matter to
a conclusion. He has been notified
by the state department that it has
succeeded in locating John Stark, of
Clarksburg, who has benn found safe
and well at Stuttgart. He has OBJ
tanned pension through the pension
bureau for H. D. Matthews, of Cap
tina, and has fled an application for
pension for George Phillips, Of
French Creek.
In addition to this his former ser
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
moi POSTMASTER
win Be Appointed for City Of.
Wheeling until after Mo-
vember Election.
..,rer.I 1e Ia. ,....asA.,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept H.
Wheeling has no postmaster and It
has not had one since the beginning
of August. Nor will Wheeling have
a postmaster until after the election
in November. It is not because there
are no applicants for this position.
for there are seven. But the polftlcai
circumstances are such that Con
gressman Nicely has decided that he
viii recommend the appointment OF
a postmaster after. and not before,
the election. There need be no doubt
in the minds of the people of Wheel
ing that a postmaster will be ap-
pointed before election day. 1t IS
settled that no appointment will be
made for that: Office previous to the
November election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
NEW METHOD
Is Employed bV CONGRESSMAN
Sutherland IN the Matter Of
Admission into Country

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept: IL
congressman sutherland has awaited
himself Of new method of HAVING
admitted to this country fore1gnefs
vino had been barred Watid AZar
Mansour and her daughter Barbara
Azar Mansour. Syrians. who have
been trying to join relatives in TINS tn
country who are prosperous citizens.
have been detained by the govern
ment at Laredo. Mex, on the ground
that they may become pubic charges.
M. Sutherland has tried in every
way to assure the ofieia1s that there
Is no such danger. and has finally
filed with the assistant secretary OF
labor bond for $50. 900. signed by.
half dozen or more wealthy Syrians
in this country. guaranteeing thar
come a charge on the public. Wheth-
er this will admit them remains 70
he seen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
ARB||III|l'IS

-
Do you know that
there are a number
Of new homes and
fine ones being con-
structed in Arbutus,
along the nlacadam-
ned road, and that
the lots according to
size are one Of the
best buys Of any
thing we know of
outside of the cor
porate limi t s of
Clarksburg?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11

tate OF John "a. Bramer, deceased. and,
persons having claims against said es-
tate, viii kindly present same to the un-
OKEY ]. BRAMER,
Administrator OF the estate OF John II.
Bramer, Deceased. @
r. r. D. No. i. Bristol. w. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11

The federated Malay states in June
ported 1906 tons OF plantation rub
Der.
Mothers are equal guardians with
the father over children in Kansas,
Colorado, California, Oregon and
Washin eton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11

vices tor coal operators has been
recognized ~ the II leigh lfin1le m n
ary member and has presented him
with gold membership badge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-11
SUSPECT CAPTURED.

GRAFTON, Sept. thames Price.
wanted for the murder of Nelson Nor
gan, at Philippi, a few miles south OF
this city, on Tuesday, has been cap
tured by officers just outside Of Graf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29
Jn(an0gf(egrap6
Die gantee GARNER Der.
ben pon QuslG bern
perordnqt.


goitpn, %. San. 2tus sinem am
Ulittipoh bon Der Staatsaderbauz9e
borbe psrOffsntIi6isn gerihts gebt
berDor. oab bic glHtees almdblia DON
DEN iyarmen in ben HeusgHglunbz
Staatsn BON glusldnoern perordnst
iperoen.
.9as GinSigs, mas Die 2meritaner
nod ret!eu tann," bsibt es IN benz BE-
ribt, lift bic @sripsnbung bon mebr
MaIhinen unb Die GinfiibruHs tpiHsns
ihdftIinerer Retbooen.
SAT- oas gaHse Connecticut S6aI
III in ben lesteu Sabren in ben 8eiis
pou gplsn iibergseangen, uno IN ein.s
gen unisrer 6iigelIGnoereien erperben
Subsn unb gunaoisr 2ano, has ibnen
sinen ssniissnoen Grtrog abpirft,
ipGbreub unisre ameritaniIhen Gar
mer barauf fat perhunsertsn. 9ie
portugieien ertperbsu piel 2anb in
9riitol unD 8arnitabIe Counties, uno
es giebt ouh srobe RisberlaFungen
BON dnoersn Nationalitdten in anberen
Jheilsn oes Staates.
Goeain unb morp6iun bic
9iebesbeute.
GINA. 8, %. sSan. eSE lebts-
alaht puroe bier in cine 4potbete elm.
asbrohen, aus Der bic 0iebe Gocain.
Mcrphium unn hnppbsrmifhe SpriBsn
i'm 0eiammtner!he bon $50 ftal4eii,
.i5nK abes- -uintS onru5yttH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29
Cincinnati. oonneritas. ben 20. Samnar 1914

oaB es ben Rebe(len ni9t on Wdften
unb Munition, ionbern an @elo feble,
oa fis jeBt 70 piele Dnffen erbieltsn,
fuie tie be3ablen fonnten.
5uerta fagte ferner, bab er fih 9elb
genug per5hdffen tonns, um lange
3eit dushalten au fOnnen, unb baB er
nod piele Sabre lang prdiibent bon
Merifo Iein ipiirbe. gr Driidte audi
bic ueber5eugung aus, bab ben euroz
pdiIfen giutionen nibt geitattet iperz
Den ipiiroe, BON Wlertto Die bon iAm
gema6ten Sdulben getpaltIam gu tol<
Ieftiren, unb er iagte, pab i'm Das 9ez
Ihrei Der 5iran3iers In europa oaber
feline Sorgen ma6e.
Sudre3, Mertto. %. Sdnuur. -
General 5rancisco 8illa ertldrte am
Mittpoh in einem SnterOierp, oaB er
niht i'm gntferntsiten barun oente,
BrGFibent BON Merito gu tpsrben, i'm
IaIe bic Repolutton erfolgrei6 iein
iollte. Gr CAB 3u, oob feine Siege IN
sSudre3, CHIHUAHUA unD Sjinagd Die
QuTmertIamteit auf i'm gelentt bdtten,
er aber ni4t piinfhe ben General
Garran3a gu iiberfhdtten. ben er als
nenSSuhrsr 0erRepolution anerfenne.gr
fagte fernsr, bab nenn Garrun5u Brds
iioent peroen ipiiroe, er ibn nit alien
ardftsn untsrItiiben mo Telbit bas
adnp perlaTen tpiirbe, tpenn edrran3a
ibm oies befeblen Ioute.
osn btm fleinen 3tmmer, IN Dem
9iIa oas cSntsrpietp qepGbrte, lagen
16 Sdde, BON benen ieoer 10000 meriz
fdniihe Dollars enthislt, unb auf benz
5snitergefims laqen elm babies 0ubenb
Diamantringe. bic ibm Rsbslenfiihrer
gum Gsihent semdht batten. 9os
Sil6er mar Don 8unten in gl Yd1o
eetauit iporben uHp lpirb mad Gbi=
bIabud aeihidt tpsrosu, nd SiIber
| ieBs Isbr rar 1T.
Die Sruntiu6t ruinirt
RubIauD.
Ct. geters burg, 2S. San. -
Graf Sergius gBitts, Der friibere Prez
micrminiiter, erIuhte om Utittpo6
Den Rei6sratb in oramatiider WeiIe.
oem Shnapstrinten Elm Gnbe 3u ma
den, bas RuBlanD langfam Dem RuIn
sntgegenfiibre.
Der Reidsratb 6sItdftigts fi6 isit
einigen 5oae nit elmer Borlage 5ur
llnteroriidung Der 5runtIutf.
Graf Bttte iagte, Dap sr bus
StuapsmOnppol gsihoffen babe. I'm
Der gruntfudt an IteuerH. Seine
RahfoIger i'm 5inan5miuiiteriitn bat
ten uber bas ShnapsmoHOpoI als ibre
nittiaits GiundbmsqueLIe anasiebeH
uHb oeHShnapstonium oesbalb uuter-
itiiBt, nm eine risIige Sltmms fir Die
8srtbsioigung os5 Ganpss an3uiam.
meIH pdhreno Tur bic rationale Grs
5iebuna fat gar nihts gotham tporoen
| isi. Grai Witts iagte, oaB Die Wtita
tel fiir Die 9ertbeioigung oss 2anoes
Hidlt ourh bic 5OrDerung Der SruHtz
iutt in RubIaHo aufsebrdtt psrroen
| OutIIeU.
Grobeben in 4rgentinten.
guenos Aires, %. San. -
Nm Ruhmittug III in Usenoosa Elm
befti9ss grobeben psripiirt tuoroeu,
/ bem sin itartes unteriroiihss 8onncrn
pordnqing. 1ds GrDbeben oerurIahts
cine panit, o6glsih iein nsnnsnsperz
tier Shaoen lngerihtet tpuroe.
Wenoo3a liegt 90 Weilen bon benz
9u!ton Qconeasut sntfernt uno bat
10000 Ginpebner. Die Stdot iii elm
Stapelplab iiir ben Sanosl 3piiaen
8uenos airss unb gbils. Die Stuot
fpuros i'm Sabre 1861 BON einsm CRIB
beben 3sritDrt.