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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

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mebr ols $4,000 RuiI.n ssfaHsen sss
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sk cine gnii9eibuns erfoIst-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

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auf feline ytd9baren bringen. SD bOffe.
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ii4 trgenb elmer militdriI4en Srsanis
fdtion ani9lieBen perben, unb bdB
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dllgemeinen NieOermeBelung bes Sein<
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&riegsf9aup Ia 3.
paris, 2. 9e5. - Die folgenoe
offi3iele 8efanntma4ung tpurOe am
glttttpo9 96enb DOM &riegsminiiteriz
I'm srlafen:
nSu gslsien tpurbe am Utitttpoh
2amperniiie, tpeftli9 DON Dirmitbs,
bsftig DON Der fsinbli4eu &rtilerie be-
iApiien.
r:Sn ben &rsonnen Fat Der Seino
NIT elmer Mine ben 3ugang gum
Walo DON 9rurie in bic 2uft ges
Tprengt. SIN @anasu genOmmen be-
baupten mir aber aniere SteaungeH
an jeOem Sbeil Der 5rOnt.
.Sm GlfaB ba6en uniere SruppeH
bic Srti9a5ten S6erz uno gtieber@
@spa6 eingenommen. gom iibrigen
s6eil Der 6rOnt TT niAts gseues gu be-
rihten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Der Carl OF gSar,pidt
9isbt BEN gspo6nern BON
Gfisr cute RatbiaIdgs

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buns itebt, ii9 unteritshen icae, be-
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bab bic GipiliTten i'm Sale elmer Sns
paiion Die 0eutiaen, penn nur mpgs
LID, nisbsr5uidiebsn psriu6.n mir
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bsimssiu6t porben it,"
Der Gipiliit, Der Dem SmpuIs zines
alussnbIids foIssnb, siueu 5stnO nies
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
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iibsrbriHsen.
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&aifer ano BEN 9ssr uHo Der 6lOtts,
bic fiir bic Gbre unb bic Gr0be bes
Reiaes idmpfsH. Wlit StolS unb uners
Itiiiierlidem @ertrausH blideM mir
auf iie ME AUDI auf uHiue Sfterrsis
lGtf6 uusdriideu Waffsntamsrabm,
bic jet NIT uns usreinist unb ents
idIOfeH fiTS, I'm isSen Prsis gu fiss
gen.
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.ins aufgsOransisn 2riss III pas tiirs
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iuiirbs, aud ss auf bas Redt psrsife
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tis aOaIition gssen uns ssbilott, iie
ipsroen aber bic Grfabruns MAIDEN.
bab es unisrsn tapfersn 9srbiiubeten
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isr niAts als Elm lstrsr Uorpdno.
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uns slpinae. bur4 g.laisn sii mars
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aiiite angrsifen foIIte.
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feline 9sbe. Wie fam Gnsldnb bes
baupisn, bab Is bds Gaipsri se,ogsn
babe, neil mir Die Heltralitdt @sls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Bdgra0 uon Den Odlerreidan 6ek5t, nadoen
Die JeQnng uon Den SG6en gerdumt wuoe.
9eren Gage jebt aQ9emein als etne
fritii0e be5ei6net nitro.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Mae immsen Selsier
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pfItatis ftnb, psrSen
perbdftet.

aon6on 2. Ds3. = Nus Gmiters
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MilitarsOupsrnsur Der beIsiiden Rros
Sina aimburs bic @.r6dftuns ader
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
litdrpflidtig psrOsn. Oisfe anOrb>
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bsbnt tusrbsn.
10000 Nmfien
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Oember uno l. Ds3ember
BON BEN 0euti6ense
angen men
poroeu.

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nod pom groBsn oauptquurtisr cr-
lahene getaHntmaaung Iautst pie
folst:
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iDuroe bem iOfort sin gHoe gemadt.
rSH bsn argOHnen purOe Elm itar.
ter Stiispuntt bes Seinbss Don benz
2. piirttsmbergif6sn Sufautsri. Rs.
simsnt 80. 120, oeifen Gbsf Der Rais
isr @ilbeIm 1T, siussnOmmen. gei
biefer 9slsgsnbsit purosn 5rpei Off.
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nommen.
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gen Na4ri4tsn einsstrOffsn.
rSm n0roli6sn poIsn nebmen bic
Gdmpfe eiueH normalen 9erIauf. SIM
fiibIiaen pOleH purbsn bic Qlnsriffe
Ses 5sinbss abgefdlasen.
Die BON Der ausIdubiIdsn qrsfIe
aufssitellte 9ebauptung, bab bic 23,z
900 9sfonssnen, bic BEL autno ge.
ma6t ipuroen. in ben 10000 einas.
ialofen f.isn, iibsr bsren 9sfansen.
naAme oisier Gage beri9tet purSe, lit
unpa6r.
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&utnO, aOS5 uuo aoipic5 BAT oi. Oit.
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uno BEN l. DECEMBER $4,000 unper.
DanSsts Ruiien ssfanssu ssnpmmen.
Der Carl pf QSartpiCf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Selsrab
9on ben 6Fsrrst4 I d en-
Sruppen beiebt.

SruppeH beieBt.
Dten, Dia 2puboH, 2. De3embsr.
gsIsra0, bic frii6ere 5duptitaSt Ser
bisns, iit am MtttpO9 bon 5iterrsi'
6iidsn 5ruppsn befsst porbsn.
Die 9sfsBans Der Gsituns ipuros
benz aaiisr Grau3 SOisp9 BON osm
apmmanbsur bss fiinften4rmsstOrps.
gsHsraI 5rdut, nit Der fuIsenSsn D..
psfde aussiiinSist:
.9eleseHtIi6 bes 66. Sdbrsstages
glp. MaisitGt Regisruns erlaube i4
mir, SbneR bic Raaridt gu iiberisn.
b.n, Sab bic Stabt unS bic 6eitung
gslsraO bsute bonn fiinften glrmes.
.orps bsIsbt ipurSsu 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
10000 belgii6e ssliht'
ltnge
Wero en- bemnGait in Gng'
lamb erDartet.

2onoou2 9ea. = SSSSn ben naGz
item paar Wlonaten iperben in @nglano
10000 belgiI9e 1ylii4tlinse aus Sools
laro srpartet. Dieie antiinDigung
iuurbe am UtitttDo6 bon ben Hegle7
runqsbeamteu semadt, bic eineu Iuts
ruf fir bic llnteritiisung pieier Ssnte
erlieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
metterberiAt.

Sir Obio, Jnbiuna unb bas peits
Iift penniplpdnieu: 9riibss uHb fin.
Ieres Wttftr am Donnersfas. 2lm
lreitog f16nss Wttier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
GERMANS IN EMULATION.
Over German Victory at Muelhausen in
Alsace.

Berlin, via Copenhagen to London,
Aug. The LokaI Anzeiger in an ar
ticle dealing with one German victory
at Muelhausen, Alsace, says.
"The silence of the western frontier
following the brief but swift entry of
small forces of French into Altkirch,
has broken by the brilliant news of our
first battle at Muelhausen, the Weissen-
burg of 1914. But this fight was much
more important than was the Weissen-
burg in 1870 twhen the Germans won
their first important battle of the
France-Prussian war; considering the
number of combatants engaged.
I'VE understand the French had three
divisions of about $4,000 men. Two di-
visions belonged to the seventh army
corps and also contained a portion of
the Bansancon corps, whose members are
among the elite of the French army.
We do not know the extent of the ar
tillery and cavalry engaged, but we be-
lieve that the French in Muelhausen
have now new idea of the value of
krupp guns.
Naturally, the French would have
fortified the positions at Muelhausen
with earthworks, but an army like the
German army, which takes fortresses
by assault, would find themselves little
troubled by such obstacles"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
GREAT BRITAIN BARS FOREIGNERS
Is Report Which Secretary Bryan Is In
vestigating.

Washington, D. c., Aug. I2.-Reports
that Great Britain has forbidden the
landing of all foreigners on her shores
caused Secretary Bryan last night to
cable Ambassador Page Instructions to
investigate and if he finds the reports
true, to lodge an urgent protest with
the British foreign office.
Dispatches from consular representa-
tives at Christiania, Norway, and Havre,
France, said it was understood at those
places that Great Britain was excluding
all nonBritish subjects regardless OF
their nationality.
Secretary Bryan in his cablegram to
Ambassador Page emphasized the opin-
ion that nationals OF friendly powers
should not be denied permission to land
in England. particularly at this time.
Such a prohibition would seriously
the plans of the Washington
government for the relief of Americans
stranded abroad en- account of the Euro
pean war
1t was suggested that any order is
sued by the British authorities in all
would not be enforced
against neutral foreigners desiring to
and temporarily to await the sailing
IF a vessel for their own country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
HELD AT RANDOLPH CENTER.
Felix Furness Said to Be Wanted as
Gunman in Albany, N. Y.

Albany, n Y, Aug. H. Felix Fur
ness, who with his brother, Moses Fur
ness, engaged in running revolver fight
with Policemen Decker and House on
upper Clinton tavenue, in the vicinity of
Swinburne patk on April II, is in Gus
tody in Randolph Center, VT, and De.
tective Gormah left yesterday noon to
bring him back here for arraignment on
a charge of assault, first degree.
Moses Purness is somewhere in Can.
ada and the police have hopes of landing
him in short time. Furness and his
brother entered the saloon OF Bernard
Hammond at sherman and Quail streets
on the night IN question and left there
later with Hammond who Went to see
party relative to purchasing an auto.
mobile. In the meantime Policemen
Decker and House had learned that Fur
ness brothers were armed and were
looking to arrest them for violating the
Sullivan law.
When they came upon them in Ham
mond's company. one Of the two broth
ars pointed a revolver at the two and
to shoot if they advanced
They then backed away leaving Ham
mond alone. The officers later drew
heir revolyers and running fight oc-
.urred, but no one was injured. The
Furness brothers escaped and left the
'ity while Hammond was taken in Gus
ody but later discharged, it being prov
n that he had no hand in .the affair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
TRAIN DISLoDGED HOUSE.
Occupants of Building at Haverhill Were
Imprisoned.

Hayerhill, Mass April IA house
was torn from its foundations and
wrecked, furniture was demolished and
several people were injured this evening
just before 10 o'clock, when Boston &
Maine freight train, which was being
shunted at the Hale street freight yards.
ran over its bumpers, went across the
street over the sidewalk and crashed
into q two and one half story wooden
tenement house at SIS Hale street
The house was carried about 10 feet
from its foundation and twisted around,
a corner was broken off and the staircase
shattered. Every door was jammed so
that the occupants were unable to get
out. In the upper tenement were James
and JohI Theodore Both were
thrown across the room and received
cuts and eontusions of the head, body
and arms.
The lower tenement was occupied by
Alphonso w. Glover, his wife, l2-year-
Did son James and lO-year- old daughter
Mildred. The family had come to the
house only two weeks ago, having been
burned out in the Salem fire. Mrs.
clover was putting the children to bed
when the crash came. The children were
brown to the floor and she was tossed
IN the bed. None of them WAS injured.
Mr.. Glover. who was lying on a lounge
t the other side of the room. was
brown across the room and landed with
he lounge on top of him. He was
eyerely shaken up,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
STRONG SWIMMER DROWNED
When Canoe Was Overturned in Storm
on Lake Winnipesaukee.

Laconia. n. H.. Aug. ll.-Edgar j.
Benson, aged 22, and Fred Fahey, aged
25, members of the Boston Y NJ c. A.
camp at Sandy Island Lake Winnipe-
saukee, were drowned yesterday after
noon.
With Daniel McHugh and George Reed
they were out in four paddle canoe
when heavy shower passed over the
lake, the storm being one of the worst
in the history of the resort The canoe
was upset by the sudden wind and in
some unaceountade manner the two
men were drowned, their companions
reaching shore alone. All We're expert
swimmers.
The body of Benson was recovered
within five minutes after the accident,
Mr.. Reimerth OF Brooklne, Mass, diving
and bringing up the body The body of
Fahey was recovered some three hours
after.
The accident is the first serious one in
the history of the summer camp of the
Boston y. NJ. C. A. No member OF the
camp is allowed to go out in a canoe un-
less he is an able swimmer Benson was
an all-around athlete being a pitcher
and captain of the basket ball and foot
ball teams. Fahey was clever in all
branches of water sports.
The bodies were brought 10 this city,
where they were viewed by Medical Ref
,ree +. 7. Hodgdon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12

Brussels Aug 12The army being detached from
its position before Lge and is advancing through the heart of
Belgium while the body of German cavalry engaged
forward movement all along the front of the allied armies
London Aug 1.-THE French foreign minister in dispatch
here this morning says small and unmpoan
the whole line where the French
facing each other from Belfo opposite the
southernmost part of Alsace, to Lege in Belgium
In these encounters he the French cavalry troops always
their superiority the German mounted troops
and the French troops have kept the ests and of the
Vosges mountains and dominate the heights of Asace
declares that the regarding the
the forts of Lege by the Beans entirely false and
small groups German soldiers entered the itself
all encircling twelve in number
The French government Indignantly denies violation of
German territory before the declaration of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
l-CENT CHARGE
ACROSS BERLIN
Being /, 4v.ued of Patrons
of S~wsre and Montpelier
Trolley Line
MAKING 11-CENT FARE
BETWEEN TWIN CITIES
Only Five Cents Is Charged
for a Ride Inside
Barre Limits

For an interurban trip over the line of
the Barre & Montpelier Traction L.
Power company, an eleven cent fare was
collected to-day, pursuant TO the an
nouncement made by the company sew
eral days ago Workingmen's fares took
la jump from 21ae to 3Eac, and fares for
school children are sold at the rate OF
so for 81, where the same sum formerly
paid for 100 fares. Within the city
limits of Barre and Montpelier the car
conductors collected five.cent fares,
while the one-cent tax was levied in
the town of Berlin. Traction officials
explained to-day that six-cent fare
would be assessed if passenger were
to board a car at the Barre city limits
and ride only to the Montpelier city
limits.
What the ultimate effect of the rate
raises viii be, no one seems ready to
predict. As soon as it become known
that an increase of one cent for work
ingmen's had been enforced, there was
a visible falling-off of patronage among
the men employed in the manufacturing
districts. How many school children viii
elect more strenuous way of getting
met with considerable op-
position in the matter of collecting the
extra cent on the interurban trips to-
day. One man was particularly peeved
when the extra penny proposition was
put up to him, and a war of words
ansued.
Following the injunction proceedings
started by Mayor W. II. Ward yester-
lay, it was announced that the five-cent
fare for Barre would be retained for the
present. In the schedule originally con
by the company and partially
tdopted to-day, it was proposed to tax
ZACH passenger six cents for fares within
,he city limits. A similar plan for
passengers in Montpelier was balked
everal days ago, when the city enioined
he traction people from raising the rate.
Barre followed suit, and the eompany's
egal agent, f. f. Gleason of Montpelier,
accepted service on the injunc-
ion papers last night. They will not
e completed until the signature of
udge Zed S. Stanton Of Roxbury can
e affixed. The judge is staying at
'orth Hero for few days.
People in close touch with the Tenney
which owns the traction
Dad, intimate that Barres move for
n injunction was anticipated by the
1ad officials. More than that, it is
inted, no one will be surprised if the
,wn of Berlin, invoking its own fran
Use, puts the CLAMPS on the road be-
iuse Of the one-cent tax over its ter
tory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12

face OF this attack was cool and the
enemy was utterly misled, when sudden
ly the cruiser Birmingham, steaming at
full speed, fired the drst shot. This
shot was carefully aimed, not at tho
submerged body OF submarine, but at
the thin line OF the periscope.
"1'he gunnery was superbly accurate
and shattered the perscope Thereupon
the submarine, now blinded thing,
rushed along under water in imminent
danger of self destruction from collision
with the cruisers above.
"The sightless submarine was then
forced to come to the surface, whereupon
the Brmingham's gunner fired the sec
ond shot of the fight. This shot struck
at the base Of tho coming tower, ripping
the whole of the upper structure clean,
and the Ul5 sank like stone.
"1he remainder of the submarine 40
tilla fed"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
There Is Prospect of Prompt Conflict
With Forces of Three Allied Nations.
Russia Expects Its Ports to be Bonn
barded by the German Fleet
TO-DAY'S WAR FEATURES

To-day dispatches regarding the European situation
are summarized as follows: Dutch dispatch says
terrific cannonade heard in the direction OF Iondres
Belgium again the Of outpost fighting between Bel
gians French and Germans. The German commander at
Lege denies the loss of 10000 in effort to take the
forts The commander says they will be taken without
loss life the heavy artillery arrives intimatng
that the assaults stopped by the mperor orders to
avoid needless human sacrifice.
The French foreign minister declares all the Lege forts
intact
Brussels dispatch says the bulk of the German army
is leaving ege and advancing toward the French frontier
through the heart of Belgium The French foreign minis
ter says the French troops occupy the cres and
of the Vosges mountains.
Belgium anticipates attempt by Germany to cross
Dutch territory and has requested Holland to state her
intentions regarding resistance to breach of neutrality
Sveaborg the Russian fortress in Finland, awaits bonn
bardment battle and all civilians have been ordered to
leave.
Paris reports the Montenegrins occupying Tarabosch
overlooking Scutari Albania.
Considerable of English gold will be deposited at
Ottawa, Canada to facilitate the payment without running
risks of shipping money across the ocean.
The United States authorizes its diplomatic representa-
tve charter vessels to send American refugees home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
HURLED FROM CARRIAGE; KILLED.
Edward Frances Was Found Lying Be-
side the Road.

Portsmouth, y H., Ang. l2-Edward
Frances, - years old. contractor in West
Rye. was killed last night when he was
hurled from his carriage just beyond
Rye Center after his horse became un-
ma uagea bic and ran away.
When found, Mr.. Frances was uncon-
scious aud his skull WAS badly crushed.
The position OF his body BY the road
side gave rise at first 20 suspicious Of
foul play. but two hours later his horse
and wrecked carriage we're caught in
Hampton, Is miles distant where the
horse. becoming exhausted, ended his
wild run.
Frances vas taken to the ofiioe oi Dr.
Herbert White az Rye. who ordered his
removal to the Portsmouth hospital Al
that institution Drs. A. g. Hefenger
and NJ. A. Higgins operated on his skull.
but his condition was found 60 D. hope
less and b. died about midnight
Frances is survived D. bis wife. Mrs.
Nettie Franoes. After the capture ~
be- horse a Second examinstion 81 the
-oad was made and TIE stone upon which
Fraroes stralk his head was discovered
L Was l5 feet from The spot Where tie
5ody vas picked az.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12

The old man had been away to the
pasture counting his pigs, of which he
had a good many. He was not as
everyone who knew him said, "a smart
man: but it was OF course supposed
that he was intelligent enough to count
the number of things-and he had not
very many-in his possession.
A neighbor asked him. well, Mr..
Wray, how many pigs have your"
"Wal. | dunno, prczactly," he replied.
Il counted 'em all except one little runt,
and hit KEEP unnin' round so / couldn't
count hit Youths Companion.