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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

5opfen.-Warft rubis.
66ute. .-Warft itetig.
2eber.-Wartt fef.
port.-Wartt feft.
8eef.-Marft itetig.
S4mals. = Martt fturf. WiibbIe
Weit 5000 - 10.40. Raffinirtes
tart. Continent $11.0o; Glib 9tmeri.
ia $11.50.
5alg.-Wartt ru6ig.
Wolle. -Wartt itetig.
5ars.-Wartt rubig.
Serpentin.-Wartt rubig.
3uder.-&ober feit. Centrifugal
3.29- 3.32c; Wiolaffes3uder 2.64-
2.67c. Gaffinirier itetis unO unDsrs
dnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Gbieaso gus, 30. Suli.

Y PIC g 0, gus, ~. Jull.
@eissH. .-5iir Suli 92-97c, an
S6lub 94c; fiir September 91-97c,
am Sdlub 94tc
WeIfdtorH.- Jiir Suli TAI 1876,
am S6luk 75c: 1iir Ssptsmbsr 721
74c, am Sddub 725c.
6ufer. 5iir Sull 364 374c. am
Sdlub 364c; fir Gsptembsr 365 =
38ic, am S6luB 374c.
Roggen. 80. 2 72e.
9eriie 48-57c.
SimptbD $4.75-6.5O.
alssfaamen $10-14.
port $23.25. - Sir Suli $23.25
-23.50. am Saiub 1925; fir Sep
tember $2o.70-20.95, am SdluB
$20.75.
S9mal5 $10.17. = Siir ssptems
ber $10.15-10.32. am S4lub $10.s
25; fir Ottober $10.25-1O.42, am
Shlub $10.37.
9fippenieitsn $11.87-12.40. Sir
Gepiemter $11.97-12.07, amSalub
$12.05; fir SttOber S11,57-11.65,
GIN GdluB $11.57.
Butter. .-Martt itetig. greamsriss
22-28c.
ga9s. - preiIe b06sr. Ordinary
firts 18-18sr, firfts 19-19dc.
&artoffel. - Ularft unperdnbert.
9ef!iigel. - Martt unperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Mmsiudrtise Wtdrfte.
Ts p . ort, 80. ssuli.

~ ~ - ~. NHtl.
Me6l. = prsiis nominea b0ber
Sprina patents $4.70-4.85.
Rogaenmebl. Warit nominel
Ssair Bis eutss $3.50-3.85, auserle.
isnes bis fancp $3.90-4.25.
WaismeE. -Martt fart. sgeines
ipeibes u. selbes $1.50-1.6O, raubss
$1.50-1.55; ailn brieb S3.S5.
Hogaen.-Martt uomine[.
9erite. - Wartt nominen.
Weissn.-Wartt nominea. gleuer
Ro. 2 barter $1.04a unb neuer No.
2 rotbr $1.024 c. I. I. Rem gort; gep.
/ Rortbern Dulutb S1.15I unb go. /
Rortbern Wlaniioba S1.10{ {. o. 5.
ihpimmsnb.
WeIidtorn.-Narft nominelI. go.
2 asIbes 834c c. |. {. BEL 9tnfunft.
loafer. Martt nomineIl. Stanbarb
ipeiser 45-45ac, Ro. 8 441-45ae;
fancp sebiiIier tpeiber 47-473c.
8su.-Marit subiae
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Gluk'R ahriftem.
Grettag, 81. SuIi 1914.

" ~ ~ y, OI- NHtt IoIf-
Der SbiofluB lit laugiam i'm Jal.
len beariffeu unb hattie ssitsrn absnt
bsi bieiiser Stabt eiHen WafsritaHb
bon ia Jub.
Die folseHben Depef6en trafen tpGbz
reno bes seitrigen Cages bier Elm:
pitts6urs, pa.-6.8 SUB unb fdat.
Wbeeling. %, 8u.-7.8 unb fdllt.
partersburs, B. 8a.-2.9 uno fdat.
&anapba 5aGs, 80. 9a.-3 3Ou,
Gbarlsiton, 90. 9a.-7.2, itationGr.
pOrtsmOutb. S.-4.5 SUB unb fdat.
aouisuiae, 3p.-S.4 SUB unb fdat.
Gbanspills, Snb.-5.1 Sub unb fdat.
RaiboiGs, 5.nn.-S.1 SUB unb fdIt.
CHATTANOOGA. Ssnn.-S.4 unb iteigt.
Cairo, Sas.-14.7 5uB unb fGat.
Wempbis, Senn.-11 5ub unb fGQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

4beno mad Sauis tommen fab, mertte
ile fdon DON peitem. bab er ni4t pis
gewobnli4 elditii4en S4rittss oaber
tam, ionoern Dielmebr einbsrfdrpantte,
pie elm Wlann, Der cine ihpere aaftt
5u trageu bat. 2lls Wtart Spuin oann
an lie berantrat, i6iittets sr aus allen
ietnen Sai3en cine unmenge DON flep
men Steinen in ibren S4oob nit bem
Qusrufe: rMetne aiebe, Oiss iino nur
lauter Qusri,fe Des 8erbammens, Die
9rOberen JIi4e tpmmen Ipdter per
Dasen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

HfHo ooteh. - Der Wartt mar
beute duberit laRgiam unb bic preiie
fdDGtsr. bic duatrlsienen fettsnGu
!itdten aber bIiebsu itstis. = Wail9s
iiibe bIisben itstis i'm preiie. =
Ufittlere unb itbpere Gtiere $3.50
800; SdisR $2.75-6.5O, Ileis
ider Stisrs $5.50-8.00, Seifers
$.50-7.50, auserleisne Bis srtra
S7.65-8.00, aiibe $3.00-5.75, aus
erleiene $6.00-6.5O, Gamers $500
-4.25, Cutters $4.25-5.25. Sto,.
ters uno ssesbers $5.75-7.50, Stods
Seifers $5.25-6.OO, Stpd aiibe
$4.25-5.25.
9uIIsn.- Der Martt tpar beute
lanaIam unb iapa4 gu BEN seitrigen
reou5irten preiisn. - Masere unb
ieidte $4.5o-5.25, Bologna $3.50
6.25. GItra $6.35-6.50, fette @uq.n
$6.25-6.75.
adlter. - 2lnfangs mar Der
Wartt itetig, seasn S1lub dter fielen
bic preiie I'm SOC per 100 pfunb. -
Orbindre uno grobe $500 = $50,
fair biz quite Isidte $7.5OE10.25,
Grtra $10.25-10.50.
g dpeins = Die 3ufubr mar
heute siemlid srob, bic ga9frase nur
mGbig un6 bic preiIe fir lsifte p0s
feliorien um 5-10c. fir i9pere I'M
10-15e ni.brigsr.-'S1lpers S6tpei-
ne bon 265 gfunb aufipdrts 5000
80, CUTE bis ouserleiene 9erpdd.
ungss unb 5leiiaeriorteu $9.15-9..
%. oroinGre bis auserleiene i6pers
fette Sdue $6.50-S.30. grtra $8.35
$40, Stass $500 100. Iei6te
lnb mitt!ers gsrianbtiprten $40
3.25. Serfsl bon 10 pfunb unb ipe.
niger $780,.
9 dafe unb 9dmmer. -
Butte fette aGmmer limb ftetis. anbere
angiam uno stpas niebriaer i'm
preiie, = Shafe: Grtra lei9te $4.65, |
iute Biz aussrIsiene $4.25-4.60, orr
'indrs big fair $2.50--4.0O, Thpere
5hafe $3.50-4.00. GGmmer So
LAO, Guls $4.00-4.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
9dsli@er Wsarftberi@t.

gtnetnHati. 80. SuIi.
Die na&folsenben Quotirunaen be,
5ieben ii@ nur auf Gnsrob Srans.
aitionen. Bel tIeineren gef&dfter
iperben etipas bSbsrs prsiIe kr.4n.t.
prpifionen
Der Martt ipar rnbig, preiIe felt.
Q d M .. = priml Steam
9.97a-10.07ac I. o. B.
drodenaeial5ents GIeif&.
Short clear Seittn 13-133e. ibori
Rippenisiten 12a-12ae, srtra ibori
clear Seiten 123-13c, G6ultern
11a-11ae. Bellies 14E14ae loIe
nnb ac mebr perpadt.
Bacon Ghort clear Geiteu
14-144e. turae giippsnisiien 13a -
13ac, ertra fbort clear Stiten 13a-
lac. Sdultern 12h-123c unb Bel
lies 15e-16ac IoIt uub 3c per pfb.
mebr perpadt.
sugar. Gure6 Sfeif1.
SAinien 18s--19c, Ytcnic SduItsrn
14-14ae. 9rsaifeit Bacon 19-2Oc,
G4uItern 14-14te. glep gprf Gut
SduItern 14--14he, trodsne gsfs
Shinten 2S-30c.
Sdbaep5feltes NIetf&.-
Gdinfen 15-15tc, pirnis S6uItern
13-13ie. Bellies 15A-16ae, G6uI.
fSrrt 10 -1olr D.,. m>-S T..l 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

fen 15-15ac, g}icnicseduItern IL
114c, Shultern Lille, fbort
RippenIeiten 113--12c, fbort clear
Geiten 11t-12c, EXTRA ibort Seiten
11411ac. Bellies 14-16c pro pfb.
Webl unb @efreibe.
Webl. - Winter patent S4.o5-
4.25. Winter Gancp $3.7o-3.95, bo.
ifaniilp $3.30-3.45. ertra $2.S5 -
l3.05. oroindres $2.65-2.85. Barter
Weisen patent $4.55-4.9O, bo. fancp
4.25-4.50 bo.5amilp $3.45-3.65,
Rosaenmebl, norbpefli6es aemiI6tes
$3.90-4.05. reinss gitp $4.O5 -
4.25 per gbl.
Wtissn. - To. 2 rother gBint.r
$3.50. No. 8 bo. 93-95c, go. A
rotber $3.50.
Welfdtorn. = go. 1 peibes
83c, Ro. 2 bO. 82t-83c, SO. 8 bo.
82-82se. Ro. a DO. 81a SIC, SO. 5
DO. S1-81ae, SO. 6 DO. 800 a-81c.
Ro. aelbes 83c, go. 2 bp. 82l l-83c,
9o. 3 bO. 82-82Ae. No. a bo. s1a-
&c. SO. s DO. 81--81As, SO. 8 90. 81
-81ac. go. 6 bo. s0A 81c. ylo. /
semiidtss SO, go. 2 bo. 82a -83e,
HO. 8 bO. $3.50. go. a bo. 81a -
82c. Ro. 5 bO. S1-81tc, SO. 6 bo.
80A-81c. Weibes aolbentorn so
83c, aelbes DO. 84-84te, ssmiidtss
DO. $3.50.
6afer.-Po. 2 fpeiber neuer 3Sa
-39c, bo. alter 39a-40c; Gtanbarb
ipeiBer Heuer 38-38ac. DO. alter 80
39ae; SO. 3 neibsr nsusr 37-3Se,
DO. alter 3s-39c, Ro. a p.ibsr neuer
351-361c. DO. alter 36-37c; go. 2
aemii9ter 37-37ae, DO. alter 38-
38lt; go. 8 gemii9ier nsuer 36t-
BIC, bo. alter 37A 38e; No. a ge.
mii6ter 35-36c, DO. alter 36-3T.
Roggen. SO. 2 73-75e, Ho.
3 bo. 71-73e. go. a DO. 69-71c.
w5tsfr.
@srtauft purben SIG B6Is. 9is
filters SSinifkb Goobs auf Der BaiiS
bon $1.35 per galIone.
0roce
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Spinat. - einbeimiider CO.
75c Der BbI.
Qdnbbrpbuff,

v StiDeiHiiiutI Co
75e Der Bbl.
2dnbprpbufte.
6eu.-No. 1 Simotbp S19.OO--
2150. Gtanbarb 5imotbp $500
20.50. go. 2 5imotbp $17OO-19.5O,
80. 3 bo. $15.W-17.50. Rlee: go 1
aemif9ter $500 = 1900, 80. 2
$16.O0-17O0, SO. 1 alee $500
17.50. Ro. 2 $14,00-15.50 per Sons
ne. Qlfalfa $12.00-20.OO Der 9onne.
WdbIenfutter 1T fietig. afeie
$2100-22.00, Mibbling arobe $26
|--26.50. bo. f.ines $27.OO-27.5O,
semiihtes Jutter $22.O0-23.OO.
Sdmereien. - Wartt itetia.
aleeiamen $6.00-7.00 auf benz @ee
leife unb s7.00-S.20 per gu. bonn
Store. 9imotbp $1.60-2.25 auf bem
GeleiIe unb $2.50-2.9O per gu. bom
Store. 8uhfpei5.n $1.3O, Gla9ss
iamen $1.40 PER 8u. bonn Gtore.
@erf&i.benes.
Dele. - Martt fsit. 2.inDl ro<
hss 63c per 9allons in partien Don
5 g6l. getoht.s IL mebr. 20. 1
Garb0l 60e; Cotton sseb Del raffis
nirtes 58c per GalIon.. 9erpentiu SAC
per Gallone in pdrtien DON 10
Barrels. Petroleum. Ohio Carbon
120 9rab 9ae. DO. $50 Grab 10ae.
Seabliabt It's Grab 12c, grolpn
@aiolin Zoe, Rapbta Ice per Gaaons
IN partien BON Is Bbls.
Sala.-Nr Warit iIt rubis. Ohio
RiDer $1.20. Midisan unb 2ttron
$1.14 per gbl. BON 2s0 plumb.
Salg fietis. = prima Gitp Ca
6ae. DO. gountrp 53-6c per pfunb.
81 OF blen.xMar.t rubis. Dough-
hioabenh $3.50-3.75. TuB unb Glad
S2.25, aanaipba St.idtoblsn $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per scnne abs.Ii.f.rt. Rauhlofe
Stii4.oblen $4.75c. antbraeite SITS
per 2onne abg.li.fert. Gote foitei
S6.oo-6.50 per sOnne abseliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Metans MART.
81 & M 0prf. 30. euli.

Rem gort, 30. Suli.
aupfer.-Wartt i6ipa6 gu $13;
Glsetrolbtic $12.75; Gate nominel.
gaitinss $3.50.
Sinn 1T nomineG gu $30-31.
2lntimOnp 1T flou. GootiOn's SIP
-7.25.
Giien III rubig unb unDerGnbsrt.
YI.t 1T rubis gu $3.85-3.95.
Spelter 1T rubtg gu $5.O-5.10.
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StrapaaiSs.

9uit gum Dirtb): .Dis Grammc.
pbunplatts bon vueb' inmer Sreu'
unb RebIi9teit" 1T absr f5pH arg
miteenommen."
rSa. bic pirb bait INNER einseiebt,
fpsnn elmer bsim aartsnipisIr u,os
sslt!' r
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QinetnnatL 8o. aulI isll


Sn einigsn BON ben bieiisen 1ansen pas
DE gla@lfaoe Hsd Darteben eine reHt CUTE
i'm QtnasmeinenIabe nnren bic G,eifjdfte
rubio. Usfb III ettpas feher, bod iinb bi,
8insfafea nsf unuerdubert geblteben. syitr
3oyfcbeH xon eau purben pon ben Dailien
* --l% bsrsdnet unb gelhaftspapiess
tuurben - S--6& bisfontirt. Die Naffe,
plsjiren HarfsteH .on eal' ~ SK 4--4K
un6 aMf 8sit 8u ~.
asshisf aaf Qap Uori
parsn feif unb iuuroen 5u 15e Yydmie ami.
ften BaHftn gebalten. Die eounfsrrats
bstrdsf Soe 3srdmis per tl00a
MeAid aui Gusspa
pafss fehr fari. - Die folaenoen Guoti.
runeen iinb ~ beriGteH:
1oneon. . Taae Sidt, t4.95 per 6; 80
Iage Giat s4.93 per G; garis, 8 Tasf
Gidt, sos 6roncs per t1s0; ~ Tsse 6t6f,
418 Granes per s1v8; fir Eeutfdians, :
1ese Stdt Rarf8e, eo. 60 xage Si&t
A1e.
Documentary eiQs auf 9oabon purbea
A. N.s%K. auf 0lassop ~ S4s4X unb auf
Belfaif ~ $4-st perfauft.
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O. roeeriel.

3uder. preife iinb iietis. -
Raffinirter Gut aoaf 5.75c, potpb.r.b
4.95e, CUBES 5.10c, granulirter 4.s5e,
gonfeetioners ~" 4.75c, Sff ra'
4.50c. fpetBer egtra e" 4.30c, egtra
e" 4.10c.
molaffes in ftetis.-R.tp Dr'
leans Open aetiIe 2a-45c. gentrifu.
|aal 1896 per gallons.
Reis. - Gouiiidna. Sanep 5eab
6a--7c, prima 5a--6!e. orbiHGrsr At
sc. sSapan 4a-4se per pfunb.
Datrp probutt.
Butter. - Warit ruhig, gr.tfe
f.it. WboIsmilt Gytra 32c, Genz
traliaeb grtra 29Ac. Gentralissb Sfirits
26-27c, bo. Seeonbs 214-22ae,
sanep Dairp 19ac. pading Stod
18ae per pfunb.
adfe. = Wartt iietis. Sbio 15te.
Torbipciili6er 15a-16e, Reip gort
1876, Sdpeiser 20c, bo. Bird 14ae.
2imburs.r 13ac per pfunb.
gier. - Warft fsitsr. = prima
frif6e Siibnereier 19c, firits tic.
orbindre firfts 14e. iseOnbs 12e per
9us:nb.
Gefliisel.-3ufubr sroB. Wartt
itetis. - Sprineers bon Ii gfunb
unb barii6er 20c, unter Ii Nunb
17-18c, Sennen 14ac, Sabine 10e.
Srutbiibner 10-15c, gulls Sc. iunse
gnten 10t-15c. Gdnie Csc pee
pfunb.
DbR unS gsmife.
Sunge 4epfel.-garlp Gar.
peit 50-75e per Samper unb $1.50-
$50 per gbI. Ginbetmii9e 5O-75e
per gu.
G;,ronen.-Warit mar !;stia.-
5unep Wsiiina $4.00-5.25, GaIifors
iia $4.00-4.75 per aiits.
Sraneen-,Wartt ruhig uno ne.
la. California $2.00-3.25 per Rite.
"a $3.00-3.50 per aiite.
anana s.-Gloriba $3.00-3.50
xr grote bon "a.
= o q n n beereH. - S2.25-
,.50 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
Bro beeren. = $1.75-2.Oo
YER Crate bon "a Quarts.
9irnen. - ginsimiI6e 50e-
'1.50 per gu. Bel $1.50-2.0O per
3bl.
pflaum.n.-MiIb GoOis $1oO
-1.25 per gu.
2udermeIonen. = Snbiana
5-50e per aorb unb $1.50-1.75
er Stanbarb Grate.
Waifermelonen nerben Az
1910 n'- 100 Stiid ssrtauft.
Rartoffeln. ginheimiIbe
10. l S2.O0-2.25, Ro. 2 S1.OOE {
.25 per 9bl.
araui.-Martt rubig. ginbeis +;
hide $1.00-1.25 Der gbl. /
3niebeln.-GinbeimiIde reibs
5.00-5.50. sslbe $5.00-5.5O per h
bl. unb $1.50-1.75 per 9a. 5
4IumeutpbI. - $2.5o-3.0O
L 1bI.
Crime Bobnen, - Ginkimis
be $3.00-3.25 per 2 gu. Sud. 9
Grbfeu.-Deit!idx $1.25-1.5O 2
r Blu. II
0urten. = Ginbeimiide 35- 9
( Der Dubenb. Il
Notwithstanding 25-
'c per 8u. 2
Rarotten. = 15-20c psr
ubsnb. IN
Rotbe RlbeA-G Ginbeimif&e II
l-26s per DstsHh RaaesL j
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Uiebmdrtte.

Gineiunati, 80. Suli.
3ufu6r unb @erianbt pdbrsnb Der
bsrgangenen "a Stuuoen, pergIi4en
NIT ben borbersebenbsn 3 Sasen, ipus
rer ME fnT1f.
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W 8 tsf IN.

@srtauft purben SIC 16Is. 9is
filters SSiniibeD Goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.35 per galIone.
n ;.a
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5riiber touute bic Srau in einem
unmpbsrueu &Ieios. .partout Ridt mebr
seben"; ieBt lam iie es i'm mobsrniieH
ni9t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Dynamite n','l7 4 j t
On Car Line
A.,tChiefton
HIGH EXPLOSIVES FOUND BY
CREW HANDLING INTER.
4 & URBAN TRAIN.
FUSE Hal! BEEN LIGHTED-oF OFF.
GALS ARE. INVESTIGATING
THE MATTER.

The crew on the interurban trac-
tion cdrifinning between Clarksburg
Sand this city yesterday afternoon dis
covered two sticks of dynamite on
the car track Just this side Of Chief
: ton.
fuse which had been lighted but
burned out was attached to the dyna-
mite but Investigation showed that
noscaps had been placed on the sticks
soian explosion would have been i'm
possible. q .
County officials were notified of
the discovery and they left on the
four o'clock. car yesterday afternoon
itomakc an Investigation.
is the belief of the officials that
ethe affair Is the prank OF some boys
and no attempt had been made to
BLOW up tho tracks and injurc pas
sengers on the cars.
The traction company officials arc
still investigating the affair today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Teut0ns Attack
Belgian Congo
DEFENSIVE MEASURES ARE TAX.
EN- TO DEFEND THE
PROVINCES.
The FRENCH GOVERNMENT HAS
BEEN INFORMED OF THE
ACTION TAKEN.
RY Assnc1ArEn rnrss.1

By ASSOCIATED PRsss.1
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to
the Havcs agency from Libreville in
the French Congo says that the Bel
gian Congo has been attacked by Ger
man troops. The Belgian administra
tion in accord with Great Britain
has taken defensive measures and had
the French government of
its action.
The Belgian congo lies In the CEN
Ter of Africa. 1t is separated from
Kamerun. the German colony by the
French Congo. The area of Belgian
Congo is estimated at over 9,O09
square miles and its military ioFce
Is $4,000 men.
French Congo is west of the Bel
gian Congo. 1t has an area of COG?
square miles and its military force
consists OF two regiments and two
Of native infantry and one
squadron OF irregular cavalry.
Kamcrun adjourns British Niegera
on the northwest. 1t has an area of
/ ,o91 square miles and a military
force Of 200 Germans and 1850 ma
tive troops.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Capt Euats
Signed Pledge
Not to Fight
COMMANDER OF BRITISH SHIP
TELLS OF HIS EXPERT.
ENCES.
GAVE HIS PROMISE TO PROTECT
WIFE AND CHILD ON
BOARD.
BIZ AssocINrrn rnEsN.i

81 Associated PREsS.i
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Capt. Ev-
ms, of the British freight steamer
Drumcliirc, reported on the arrival
Of his ship today form Buenos Ayrcs
md Trinidad that OH august G -
Drazil the Drumclirfe was halted by
:hc German cruiser Dresden and that
lie was compelled by the Drcsden's
commander to sign n pledge not to
fight against Germany. Capt. Evans
said that he had given the pledge
only because he feared for the safety
of his wife and child who were on
board. :.
The German boarding party came
alongside he said, with rifles pointed
while the cruiser stood by with her
guns trained on the ship. The Ger
mans destroyed the Drumcliffe's wire
less apparatus and the Dresden after
standing near the frelghter for near
ly four hours steamed east.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Sage
Is Condemned
for the Rain
CRITICS GET HAMMER OUT
WHEN 1T COMMENCED
TO RAIN.
5 TO NOW OFFERED THAT IT
WILL NOT THUNDER ANY
TINE SATURDAY.

The wrath of public condemnation
has descended upon the head of the
Old Local Weather Sage because Il
taincd again this morning when he
stated that II would be clear day
for the races. lie has only found one
defender and this friend pointed out
the fact that his prediction had conc
two-thirdS true MS II was clear two of
the three days anyway.
lie also stated that the old Sage
said nothing about 1t raining at
night, or in the morning. and that it
only sprinkled n little before noon.
lust enough to lay the dust and make
The track solid, and that the races
are pot called till after o'clock and
that the track was In fair shape then.
But that does not satisfy the crit
les.
II is reported that one of the book
les is offering to stake five TO one
now that 1t won't thunder tomorrow
and two to one that II will not thur
der in Il week, and added that he
didn't give u laundering thing about
the thunder just so II did not rain.
We had expected to get the old gen.
tlcmcn to sit for his picture soon but
since It has rnincd today we do not
believe that We could drag him into
i photograph gallery with der
rick. II 1t had been fair today per-
laps lie would have felt so swclled
up that his picture would have crowd
cd the war news off the first page.
We called up the Old Sage this
morning and told him of the criti-
cism that had been offered today and
twittcd him about the weather and
asked him II he thought 1t would
rain today. His only reply was 1t
may snow before night for all know,
and hung up the receiver very iudtg-
nantly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Erultant ODer
British Defeat
ALL CLASSES IN BERLIN REJOICE
OVER REvERSEs OF THE
BRITONS.
SURRENDER OF BRITISH ARMY
WOULD BE A GREATER JOY
THAN TAKING PARIS.

BERLIN. by Wireless to Associat-
cd Press by way of Suyvillc. l.. l.,
Aug. 2S.-lt is difficult TO describe
the fierce cxultation of ali classes in
Berlin over the news of the British
reycrscs at MaubcugG as announced
officially from army headquarters to-
day.
Tic German resentment against
England for having injected herself
into this conflict" and for calling in
Japan yellow race, is SO deep thai.
news of the surrender of the British
army on the continent would be re-
ceivcd with more Joy and satisfaction
in E;erlin than tidinG of the fall Of
Paris.
1t is reported hero today that n
portion Of the British force is at pres
cnt shut up In MaubeuSc.
The Berlin populacc inspired by
announcement from military head
quarters that the iron ring is making
Its way around the French. British
and Belgian forces from Cambria to
Vosgcs exhibits little concern regard
ing the situation on the eastern from
tier OF Germany. 1t has full conf
dcncc that the task on the west line
will be speedily finished and that the
victorious German armies will then
make sharp work OF clearing German
soil of the Russians. A correspond
cnt of the Berlin "CGgeblatt" reports
that Louvainc in Belgium bitterly
punished for the uprising OF its civil
ian population has almost ceased to
exist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Kaiser Summons
Relief for Prussia

By Associated PREss.1
LONDON, Aug. 2s.-The Rome
correspondent Of the Exchange Tcle-
graph company says:
dispatch from Berlin says that
EmperorsW William has telegraphed his
consul OF ministers charging the
council with the Immediate organiza-
ton Of ailipossib1e relief for the pop
n1ation Of his beloved province of
Prussia. .a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Namur Still Holing Out.

PARIS. Aug. 2S.-Thc Haves News
Agency declares today that two mo-
tor cyclists attached to the Belgian
army who arrived in Paris this morn
ing from Namur declare that tue
forts at Namur are still holding out,
and that they are not even ready to
surrender.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28

Prince Alexander, the Crown Prince
Of servia, has been in the field against
Austria ever since the declaration Of
var. The prince had seen fighting In
The Balkan wars so although he is a
very young man he took to the new
campaign with energy. Just before
war his father. King Peter. had al-
most turned over the government to
him. The king, who was in bad
health, went OF to resort and dia
not expect TO return for some time.
No sooner was the army called into
the field than the crown prince was
ready. He is now in the field with
the troops.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Automobile
RacesScheduled
For Tomorrow
PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE
MOST INTERESTING
EVENTS.
MULES WILL AGAIN MAKE THE
CIRCUIT OF THE
OVAL.
DESPITE THE RAIN RACES WERE
STARTED THIS AFTER
NOON.

Despite the rain of the forenoon.
the races were started this afternoon
at the race track on schedule time.
For a while 1t looked as If the sun
would shine this afternoon but about
2:3O the clouds again appeared very.
Heavy and tho downpour came again.
At 3 o'clock the races were still go
ing on but It looked as II the Off
cials would be compelled to call them
cff at any time.
The rain did not prevent large
crowd Of race devotees attending and
the wet weather has not marred the
interest in the horses.
The automobile race which Is
scheduled for tomorrow promises to
be one OF. the most interesting events
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Runs into Typhoon.

TOXIC. Aug. 2S.@The commander
of the first Japanese squadron has
reported to the navy department that
his torpeo flotilla ran into a typhoon.
The boats were scattered and five
men lost their lives us n result of the
storm. The location of the fleet Is
not given
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Plan Paris Defense.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-A Times spa
ciai from Paris declares that Alexan-
der Millcrand, minister OF war, dis
cussed with the cabinet last night
steps which he planned for the de-
Tense of the entrcached camp OF Par
rs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Heavy Losses Sustained.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Prcmier AS
auith announce in the House of Conn
mons. this morning that the British
troops in Wednesdays lighting were
exposed to the attack cfstivc German
army corps The losses on both sides
were great.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
l2 Injured
In Wreck
SMOKING AND CHAIR CARS ARE
DITCHED TODAY NEAR
MARBLE CITY.
81 Asspciated sPress.

BY Associated Press
FORT SMITH, Ark, Aug. 2S.-
More than 25 persons are reported in
jured In the wreck today OF Kansas
city Southern passenger train No. 1
sonth bound. near Marble City, Okla.
The smoking car and chair car 1t Is
stated, went into a ditch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Austrian pestrover Sunk.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-A dispatch
from Brindisi,. italy, says that a Brit
!sh destroyer sunk Gn Austrian de-
stroyer on Corfu after ten minutcs'
fight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-28
Five Of Crew Landed.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Five members
OF u Scottish fishing craft which had
been sunk by a floating mine thirty
miles OF Blyth. Northumberland.
were landed ut Hull today.