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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

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Berlin" (perolina), bic sSnmburg
(6ammcnia). Daber 1T es fpohl nud)
anaebrdht. bic .gaterldnb" (persl.
patrio) gu iaaen. unb audi bic zap
9raiulaar@.
3. Sieic GripGaunaen au /. unb 2.
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.Dampfer" poer .8ampfi6iff" bas
mdnnli6e ober id6IiGe 9sidleGt
in alen sTdIlen anaupenbsn, alip 3.
y. Der Dampfer .8aterlano" fubr bic
Glbe abpdrts. er ains bel gurbapsn
Dor qnter.
Gin beitimmter Wsa meint Der
2peigpcrein Samburs bes Qlaaemeis
nen Osutihen gpra6psreins - bari
Der Sprndrntpldlung nid)t geipieieu
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SpraGgebraud aud fir bas pa.
terlanb". Das aebt uatiirlid niht
obnc aampf. 4ber aud Der 1T fir
ben geoba6ter reiaDoII."
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geoba9ier ipielen, miitlerpeile aber
i'm Gimme Dss glagsmeinen DeutidIeH
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tpir nift bic .gaterlanb" iagsn mol
len. tueniaitcns bonn Oampfer .@as
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Elm gtieIe unter isinen Hameraoen
pou Der nSapag" asnannt au Dsrosn
perolsnt.
2lu6 Serr 9allin, an ben mir un5
lpanoten, ailbcrt iidI I'M DeicnilidleH
mic Der SpratOsrsiH. Gr idreibt
uns.
Die S6ibieristsit. auf Oi. Sire
Rsbattion BEL Der Gnti6eiOung iiber
bag 9ei6lcat Der 9ampiernamsn &C.
itoben lit. lit ia nidt neil. Die enas
ldnOsr hnbsn fid bamit aebolien. bag
re grunoiGblid isbes Shiif aIs sss
minimum betraAten, uniere Ularine
lit. bon ipenia.n 4usnaemen abgeIes
ben, aud soniequent, uno mir perfol'
dtn Oen OruHplup, eln SOUI eptiP
falls als s5emininum su 6etrahtcn. To-
lonee es nid3t aeasn bas Spradgefiihl
aasu isbr Derii6Bt. IS 1T 4. y.
ni6t mDeli6, ben .Smpsrator" nit
bsm artitrl bic" su bsrieben, ppE
aber GebrauGen mir fit ben 0dmpf:
,gaterlonb" ben psiblihsn artiiel.
Sd ialdae aiio DOR, oab aud sic bic
nl@atsrlanb" fdeen, oaseasn Der .sSms
perator". Der rWaIbsrise". aber tpies
nerum bic .6amburs". geneiti
tam man als Reasl aufitellen bag
man fdtljae Qamen tets ipeiblid bss
hnnbeIt uho mdnnIihs Vamen odnn,
psHn oas Spra6sefiibl es aulGb!."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29
EenifCeton.
Janny caIll6ert.
slns oem @ngliiIen
BON 90 at rearete 5 acpbl.
(6orticsung.)
1S. & a lite /.
Cine 8eeeen un g.

y the Se 9 Z II u IL y.
Der 3pulogiife 9arten lit ni4t
eerape Der Srt, no ein idii4terner
Qiebbdber lid Mutb uno geseiiteruns
holen lam; aber Sancod trieb nit
8orliebe spolosiI6e Stubien. gs mar
nas elm Stedenpferb BON inn, Dem er
feline ipGrliae WfubsSeit piomete. So
benubte er benn germ bic 9elegenbeit,
DOR Der ih0nen isreunbin feline aennt-
niiIe Su entfalten uno i6r gu Seigen,
oab er Iia audi fir Oiuge intereHire,
Die auBerbolb ieiner iuriItliden 2blz
.iateit lagen.
sm gogelbaus begann er iein Gi6t
Ieudten su leiIen; aber bas mar ein
GROCER sSebler. Dsr Elm Stedenpfero
reitet, ipllte bas bis nah Der Sod5eit
per6ersen. 8enu Der Wenia crit ein>
NAL ieinem Stedenpferb bic 3iigel
fbieben ldbt, langpeilt er ben 3u6oz
Ter INNER. WdbrenO er ielbit in ieie
nem 9arapieie Idlpelgt, bemertt er
nitt, DaB er istne ungliidli4en 9ez
fdbrten nur belGitigt uno ernlupet.
Wie elm 9etruntener 1T er lid iete
uer eisenen Sborbeit nicbt bepubt. It
aber ieIten 10 unterbaltenb pie bic
fer.
sSm 9Oselbauie puren 8Osel nit
bimmelIansen SeinsH uno IOSel nit
oniheinenp iiberbaupt teinen; VO9el
init RuBtnaderi6uGbeln, 90sel obns
Shpdnas unb 9ei6Dpfe, bic iiber'
baupt nur S9pGnae gu iein idienen,
9or einsm Iun9gei6nGnaten @ogel
Der cine entfernte 4ebnli6teit NIT ibm
felbsr beiaB. blieb !Suncod iteben, um
ieine 9eeleiterin gu belebren. 4ls er
fis asnua gelangDeilt bate, siHgen IL
na6 bem groBen gffenbaus uno Don
ba su ben tIeinen aefften,
Chen paren Tie nit Der getra6tunq
zines bunDst0pfisen 4ffen fertis se'
porben, als sSannp, beren 4ugeH UNI
heriGapeiften, perpunoert auffubr
unb ben ge6tsanlpult am Iermsl
supfte. ,Ssben sic ood," rief liz
eritaunt. .9a ftebt ia Der alts Ssrr
8ribaepater."
n8abrbuftig! 60 pabr id Iebe, bas
1T er," itrie Sancod. nWas in aller
Welt = aber tpas = in uller @eIt-"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

Sraum. Der ourb bas melanhpliihe
glusieben Der @bler unp @eier unb
bas ferne 8riilIen iino 9lDten unbez
tannter 9eitieu nur nod bedneitisen>
ber ipurbe.
SSsbt fam elm Glepbant duf ibn lbs,
Der nit ieinem Riiiel orpbenoe pens
beli9pingunsen mafte. lin ibm
aussupeiten, ifIus 9ribseputer Ell
nen pfoo elm, Der na9 Dem sSi'66aus
fibrte. Gr bntts MIR ben einen
Ounid, 10 raid ais mOgli4 aus Dem
Sarten unb nat Sauie gu tommen, pa
er ieBt einiub, bab er Die Sahe gan5
pertebrt ansefangen bate. Oas ein>
aie 9erniinftige pGre sepeien, ,penn
er iofort 5u Srdulein Sancod gesans
gen pGre, um ibr mit3utbeilen, ibr
9ruber babe nit 5rGrlein 2ambert
nur einen Iusfllg naA oem 3oologts
i6en Garten gemaht.
&einen Gugenblid mar er jeBt IL
der oapor, ben beioen plOslif gu
begesnsn. 0as Iollte, mas tonnts er
ibnen iassn9 Der Sebante trieb i'm
Den @n9itIf'peib auf Die Stirn uno er
flpb piepsr aus bem 5iI6baus, no er
S6ub geiud1t bate. Der Weg, ben er
eini9Iug, fiibrte i'm Dor einen Gle
pbanten. IS mar oerielbe, Den er
rprbin i9on eeiebsn bate, aber bus
pubte er ni9t. Sin SeitenpfaO. ben
er baitis perfolete, bruate ibn Su ben
GisbGren. Sort ianD ein junses
paar, Das fi9 ben Barren betrattets.
Quf 9ribsepaters Jruge mad Der
nGditen Qusgangspforte 5eiste ibnI
Der junse Wann einen @es, auf benz
er gum 4ffenbaus fam.
@ri6Dpft blieb Der olte Wunn ites
ben, nabm oen Sut ab uno trodnete
iich bas 9eIi9t nit Dem Sdi6entuh.
9lls er Dana6 pieber aufbltdte, lab
er etipas S6redIi6eres als einen Gle
pbanten, IS mar Serr Sancod. Der,
pOn Gannp begleitet, 9eraoespess auT
ibm altam.
Sbne iich einen 2lugenblid gu be.
iinnen, fIii6tete er pie Elm Sbier in
bic Sale sebt, ins 9tffenbaus. Sas
mar bas 0iimmite, mas er iiberbaupt
tbun tonnts. Qlm liebiten ipiiroe er
Die Sbiir binter iid seidloiien' uno
perriegelt baben, aber Das 9ing Ietoer
niht an.
9ribselpater tonnte bic Qffen ni6t
ausitebsn; es paren ibm gang entieBz
li6s 9eitbpfe, Obsleih sr MIR ben gez
meinen 2lffen auf Dem 2eiertaiten
tannts. gber bier CAB IS 9lffsn on
allen 9r0Beu, 5arben uno 9eitolten,
eiHe pabre 4ffenipmpbpnie, cine vRo.
te" INNER erdblitsr als Die andre.
DAP bic 2lffen, gsrabe pie bic
MenIden, ibre 3uneigunsen uHO Qbs
neisungeH baben, peiB jeoermann. Sir
mants 2sute limb Tie idon tetm erz
iten Bid giinitig geitimmt; Bridge.
tpatsr sebDrte aber niht gu oieien. GIs
er 5onnD eintrsten iab, flob er Bis
ans duBsrite gnoe bes Souies uno
that, aIs betra6te er siH beionberes
| finiter breinitauenoes Sbier, Oas
ausIab, aIs bate sin SduIiltngs e3
nit einsm Piniel pOl blazer Jar6e
angeitri6en.
Der blaue ssinitsrlins ertrug bea
Bid bss tnenidIi6en @uses Elm puat
Minuten lang, 6ann lieb er Elm fur6t.
bares Set:eiid bOren unb riittelte on
bcn Stdben, als fpoIlte er lie aug benz
goOen reiber. Die ManbriIle briillz
tn unb ifmattsrtsn, Der 2emur i9rie
aus 2eibegtrGften uno Sriogepater
5oo fid ihleunigit 5ltriid.
Sn oieism MOment mar Jannn, RE
lid nud allen Ssiten umiah, ieiner
aRiidtig gsporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

Sr ber 8eretntguns iit eidrie.
Gefuno6et III Sie barmoniife 1bdtiafcit ber
BerbauiiHass. Grndbrlngss, ahfouberlliIgss ilno
sf6e0nnes' isuriiionen. g8enn Elm Graan
bes aorpers ieinen Sienit Deringi. triii aers
mirruna unb SlMung elm. llHberoauifieii,
9criiopfuna Gnt6iinoune uno iSleber 1ringeH
Sttanibeit unb eEben nit oem lobe peife
elerste bereiuigeH eiufa6e SetImiiteI. I'm nuf
bic perfdieoeHen SSnniitoneH gu ipirien, HE 9o'
rem Su offHer 9erfioptunaen 5u en;ferHeu bds
@Iut bu reinigen lnb bic Gefunbbeii tpte6erber.
siIiielleH Gte ebrpirbigen Wlbn6e baben In
Der HntIir eieenem DarieU arsHeien fit bic
peber, ben Wsaaen bic Saui iinn bic 0ieren qes
fiinber Inn Der granibeit ben Glnirti Az peb.
rem, RIB fiir biefen Rebuf iinb e. SerHarb
mtNIiIsn iinltsrtrpftsr. - eat 2s Qenis
be! npeIbe!err ~ bater. WW
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-29

Sas fran56iiide goItss
lieb BON beute. sSn einsm ans
reQsnb aeihrisbsnsn gLufiab o.s
..3smps" bel4dftist iit2loolpbe Bril-
ION nit bsm frdn3oiiihen 90lis!t.o
unisrsr Gage uuO sr fragt. pas aus
benz beriibmten .gbanion" friib.rsr
3eiten 5u geginn bss 20. Sabrbuns
oerts aeipprben 1T. Dag iid bic ges
osutuns bes GbaniOns pano.ln mnb'
.s, mar naturaemGb. bsnu Die 5rans
soisn b,s ancien Resime beIaBen in
ibsn aiebern oas sin5ige Wlittel, um
lire 3ufrisbenfSit Ooer lIn5ufriebens
beit nit ben Ieitenben periOnli9lsite1
uno ben MISUNDERSTANDING aass
suiprefen, ipGbrenb in unieren Sasta
bic preiIe su bem getDaltieen Sprdhs
robr bes Doltes aeporsen 1T. See
GeIfi6tseppfe Sranirsids battle fsiiz
Der Elm 2ieb, bos In Den Wirtbgbdn.
| fern uno auf Der Strabe seiungel
puroe, unb Der ginilub bisier 2i:ber
auf bic gntidliiIIe Der ResierunqsH
luar 70 arob, RAP Gbamfort I'M Snbr:
| 1880 Hrantrsi9 cine WonarAie ners
nen fonnts. .beren 9lbIoltigmus bur4
bag 9i.b esmilbert perce. Inter gas
poIepn !. bsgann Der 9erfall; Der Sris
ier bulbete teine &ritii ieiner 5bltttn,
unb bic Ditter, Die i'm nur perftrr'
litten, getpannen nift bds SerS b.s
9oltes. Inter Der Hsilaura!iOns uno
Dem Sulitonisthum ipurbsn bic Gtan'
ions nod einmal fliidtia bur6 ge'
ranger 6ele6.. absr idou uR!sr Rdpos
leon III. psbrdnsi. lie bic tsigsHo,
Gspalt rsr prsiis. uno eas Sabr
1870 bat iis s.i6biet. Die @erInfe
bic DOT stipa br.ibis SabrsH gemd6t
murben, bic aItiraB0if6eU efaRlcH5
neu Al beishsn, i6Rnen ais aei6eitert
betradtst nsrSsn. Die poIitiTdeu gt'
eianiiIe bes mopern.n fgrGHIrsid sns.
be6ren Der GrGbs, uno Elm gisc auT
bic gnqusteipmmiiiiOn ultsr e:Tyor'
Iis BON oSaures, auf Die Sieauns Der
! iransoIiIden Re9ieruHg in ben Ball
tarfrdgsn. auf pssoIo, unb dldrplnis
itiIfe qi.ber, bic renTkin 3ur 8Ien5.
perlanaen, obne bab iie iif aud nur
/ i'm gntfernteiien nit Der Grobe 6es
WuiTstidsn Rbeinlis0es Dergleiaen
/ liessn. brinasn nidt Ing 9cli unD tin
ben teins 0.rtrsiiuna. co Idpirbet
tros alIer atab.miTAen ggieoerttls'
bunasrerlute bas frnnsSFi6s aito
r,ttunaslps babin, unn iein 9trfaIl
piro burf feinen a.iitloien cher ans
itSbigen enbalt gerabe pom Senen am
meiTten beTdleunigi bic ols goltsidr.
aer am 6eIten sesiguet lparen, bic 5es
bung bes fran5DiiIfsn gplfslistss
herbeiaufiihren.
Ser ric3iaISe M ofratii de
glbgeorSnete ols 9otomotIbiiibrer fiir
-aniier Milbelm. WIS 9iirid miro
beridtet: Ter ScHbcrjug bes baui.
| iden aniiers lit seitern alif bee
l@ottbaro6abn lpie felt Sabren pon
benz Sber5ugSiiibrer Enmo, Der 70.
lSiaIoemotratiid|er @lbeeorbneter In
l5eiIiner aantonspnrlonent III. &c.
Ifiibrt poroen. gei oem flir5en aui.
IentbaIt in 9lirolp rnterhieIt iih Der
aaiier NIT Tamo unb reiats ibm d,srg
abj9ieS bic SanS,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
CANADA FEARS
GERMAN WARSHIPS
YESTERDAYS SORTIE BY GERMAN
VESSELS FROM HELGoLAND
CAUSES MUCH ANXIETY.
Canadian Troops Are About to Sail
for England and German Warshps
Could Do Great Damage.

Ottawa, Aug. 2S.-The sortie OF
German cruisers and destroyers which
resulted in a naval battle in the
North sea has aroused the apprehen-
sion of Canadian military authorities
who are about to despatch troops for
Europe
'YWe have thought for some time"
said a member of the government to-
night, that the success German
cruisers have had in eluding capture
would result in more OF them trying
TO slip out. 1t is evident that on both
the Atlantic and Pacific German
cruisers are having no difficulty in
coaling at sea- for otherwise they
long since would have had to seek
refuge in a neutral port and disman-
tlye
'3lf a squadron of German cruisers
and destroyers could break through,
slip past the British feet and reach
the Atlantic they would constitute
menace which would tie up every
thing. | believe that is what the Ger
mans were trying to do when they
were caught and smashed off Helgo.
land today. | hope that none of them
escaped
The first Canadian force of 900
sails for England tomorrow Between
10000 and $4,000 more will sail within
two weeks. The presence of power
full raiding German cruisers in the At
lantic, IL Is held here. will make the
transportation of these troops a haz-
ardous undertaking. The Canadian
army division viii be conveyed by
British cruisers and torpedo boat
destroyer floti'la.
Every military unit in Canada have
been ordered to fill up the gaps made
by enlistment of men in the expedi-
tionary force Orders have gone out
to every corps commander to bring his
regiment or battery up to full strength
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
AMERICAN REFUGEES
REPORTED DESTITUTE
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE is DAILY
SENDING AID TO THOSE IN
DISTRESS IN EUROPE.

London, Aug. 2S.-2:I5 p.m.-The
financial committee assisting Ameri
can refugees is doing the heaviest
business since the first days of the
panic.
Cases OF persons really destitute
coming from the continent to Lon.
don are being cared for out of the
government fund or by charity. Most
OF these persons are naturalized Ger
mans who have bought German line
tickets for an inexpensive visit to
relatives in the old country. The
tickets are worthless. Aid also is be
ing given a number of naturalized
Austrians
Robert p. skinner. American con.
sui general here, says Germans and
Austrians in the United States who
desire to communicate with war pris-
oners In Great Britain should write
them short letters in English with
the name and address of the writer
and send them in care OF the prjs.
oners' war information bureau, Wei
lington street, London.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
ANOTHER CURED
BY LIV-VER-LAx.

The City Commissioner Of Terrell
Texas, a former Greenyile citizen
writes:
April 8, l9l4.
I take pleasure in saying for pub
LEGATION that by the use of Liy.Ver
Lax have been cured of a disease
which Is correctly described BY the
recognized symptoms of Billouspess
stomach and Liver Trouble. Constr.
patton and resulting complications
and commend its use to all like sur.
ferers."
George H. Jackson.
Il d. Griffith, Witness.
Mr.. Jackson, like hundreds Of 9th
ers' has discovered the beneficial re-
suits of Liv-YerLax, the won,erfu,
vegetable Liver Tonic. Harmless
saie Tor any chid; mas no inmrlous
after-eifects like ealoneL pleasa,t
70 take; no nausea.
Take regularly and keen wen goc
ana 81 at II. G. Morris Drug ca ~
rom Lebanon Cooperative Medicine
company, Lebanon, Tenn.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
tKGLISHMEN HELD
IN GERMAN PRISON
DETAINED EIGHTEEN DAYS BY
AUTHORITIES AND YOUNGER
MEN STILL IN CUSTODY.

London, Aug. 2S.--l1:45 p. m.-TL--
ReV. Whincup, London clergyman.
NJ. A. Carr, a merchant of Weninr.
ton n. H., and l.. Alexander OF Perth.
Australia, arrived here tonight from
Bentheim, Germany, where they wero
Imprisoned for IS days.
we were in eastern Germany when
war was declared and knew nothing
about it until letters which we had
mailed to friends in London were 70.
turned to us from the postoffice. We
Immediately started for Berlin. We
arrived there and had our passports
approved, but afterwards we were
taken from trains repeatedly. FINAL
ly we reached Bentheim, where We
were thrown into room 80 feet
square with Russians. Frenchmen and
Englishmen.
I'VE were kept there Is days IN
frightfully unsanitary surroundings
No messages to friends were permit
ted except kilograms or money.
Finally VIC got an English woman who
was going to London to tell oar
friends there, who advised the foreign
office of our predicament The guards
released all of us men who were over
As years of age, still holding the
younger men, one boy 16 years Old -
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
War Summary I

Fleets of Great Britain and Ger
many at last come to grips ana ac-
cording to tie reports from Lon
don, victory lay with the BRUSH
In battle with British war
ships off the Island OF Helgoland'
I'm the North sea, yesterday, the
Germans are reported to have lost
two cruisers and two torpedo
boats sunk. while another oil
their cruisers and many OF their
destroyers were badly battered.
The British claimed not to have
suffered the loss of vessel and
declared there were few fataIi-
ties on board the vessels OF their
fleet. The German casualties
were not stated.
The island OF HclgOland, which
lies As miles off the mouths OF
the river Elbe and Weser, always
has been regarded as a point OF
great strategic value for the pro
lection of the Kaiser Willie m ca
ldl anu OAItti W iNt III viz 80 'NtA
defense of Germany Recent re-
ports had it that a large part OF
the flower of the German navy lay
in the waters adjacent to the
mouth of the Elbe and Weser and
in the Wilhelm canal.
Again last night there was a
paucity of news concerning the
land warfare in Europe.
The French war office in a
statement said laconically that
the situation along its lines Fri
day was the same as it was on
Thursday, adding that the Ger
many apparently have slackened
their march,
That was al.
From England there came not
even a word officially concerning
the fighting on land.
One of the important announce
ments of yesterday was made by
the Marquis Of Crewe in the house
OF lords 1t was that Great
Britain would draw on the native
forces in British India to reinforce
her armies IN Europe
The German forts at Using Tan
fired ON two japanese cruisers re-
connoitering off the fortress. One
of the cruisers was said to have
been damaged
Louyain, a Belgian ten of So
0O0 inhabitants, and with many
historic buildings, is reported to
have been burned by the Germans
as an act of reprisal for alleged
firing on German soldiers by Bel
gian citizens. The Belgians claim,
however, that the people of Lou
vain did not commit the hostile act
charged. but that IT was the Ger
mans themselves who fired on
their fellow countrymen.
Because of the non-payment of a
war levy of $i0.000,000, the Ger
mans, it is said, threaten to
seize the famous pictures and art
objects in the Brussels museums.
Advices from Chinese coastal
cities report the sinking OF the
German torpedo boat destroyer
$50 by the British torpedo boat
destroyer Welland and the seizure
OF various Merchantmen as prizes.
German reservists are said to be
pouring into Using Tau from va
rious parts of China to aid in the
defense of the German station.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
SWISS PEOPLE ARE
IN NEED OF RELIEF
MUCH SUFFERING IN THE LITTLE
eEplJellc DUE TO EUROPEAN
WAR CONDITIONS.

Washington, Aug. 2S-Presdent
Hoffman of the Swiss Confederation
cabled the Swiss legation here today
of suffering among the population Of
the republic and authorizing the leSa-
ton to raise relief fund in America.
Through the complete mobiliza-
ton of the Swiss army with every
available man between 20 and ~
wears under arms" said a statement
issued by the legation, thousands Of
families are deprived of their sup
port. The maintenance OF an army
numbering 100000 men involves a
daily expenditure of 100000 francs.
Already the heavy hand Of want
for means of existence is making
itself felt, and this may be followed
by a complete stoppage OF business
resulting in the loss of millions OF
the nations wealth
Realizing that help is needed for
the many famites suffering from the
existing unhappy conditions, the
Swiss in the United States made the
noble offer to raise a fund towards
their relief Committees Of promi-
nent Swiss are being organized in
every city under the auspices Of the
Swiss legation in Washington and TIE
various Swiss consuls in this coun
try"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
ARMY OFFICER DROPPED,

Washington, Aug. 2S.-First Lieu
tenant Fielding l.. PolndeXter, re.
tired, was dropped from the army
roll today as "A deserter He had
failed to obey an order to appear al
the war department and answer com
plants Of creditors. Previously the
officers pay had been stopped in a
vain effort to make him communicate
with the department.
Lieutenant PoindeXter is 4 native
of Virginia. AZ years old and became
a second lieutenant of coast artillery
after serving as aviator during the
Spanish-American war. He was re-
tired for disability in 1908.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
rs EASY TO PEEL OFF
YOUR TAN OR FREckLES

This Is what YOU should do to shed a
spoiled complexion: Spread evenly over
the lace, covering every inch Of skin "A
lhin layer OF ordinary mercolized wax
Let this stay on over night wash Ii off
next morning Repeat daily until your
complexion Is as clear. soft and beauti-
ful as yuung girls The result Is in
evftable no matter how soiled or dis-
coiored the complexion. The wax liter
ally peeis off the filmy surface skin ex-
posing the lovely young skin beneath
The process s entirely harmless. So lit
tie Of the old skin coming of at time
Mefcolzed wax is nbtainable at any drug
store one ounce usually sufficea It's a
vetitahle wonder worker for rough
tanned, redeemed. blotrhy, pimpled or
freckled skin
Pure powdered saxolite Is excellent for
wrinkled skin. An ounce Of il dis
solved IN q half piut witch hazel makes
a refreshing wash lotion This renders
the skin quite firm aud smooth. indeed.
the very first application grasses the
finer lines; the deeper ones soon follow,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
INNEs AT FRISCO.

San Francisco, Aug. 2S.-Detectivas
escorting Victor f. Innes and his wife
from Eugene, Oregon, to San Antonio
Texas, where they are charged with
the murder of Mrs. Elois Dennis and
her sister, Beatrice helms of Atlanta.
Ga delayed their Journey here today
Marshai Neims, brother of the sis.
ters, said Startling new clues had
been uncovered in San Francisco ami
that important witnesses had been
found. The detectives Planned to re-
sumo their trip late tonight.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
RIOTS IN MEXICO CITY.

Vera Cruz, Aug 2S.-Priyate mes
sages from Mexico City say there was
fighting in the streets OF the capita.
again yesterday and that several per
sons were killed. The censorship
there renders it impossible for Mex.
lean refugees here to get details.
Passengers from Puerto Mexico say
that General I{incOn and his garrison
of 400 men there have reyolted ana
joined tle former federal so diers who
reyoted at Salina Cruz, thus giyina
them control of the lsthmian railway.
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try A SENTINEL RECORD CIASSI.
FLED AD TODAY-It may rent that va
cant house for you.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
GERMANS SEEK SAFETY.

Norfolk, Aug 2S.-Fearing capture
by British troops when the reach the
British West Indies, II. Schritt, G..
Helm, c. Schrifer and II. OTTO, German
members Of the crew of the British
steamer Hardwood appeared before
Unied States immigration officials and
asked that they be permitted to re
main in America.
The immigration officials denied
them admission.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
CELEBRATION FATALITIES.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Forty persons
were killed and 1,4l6 injured by ex-
plosiyes in Fourth of July celebra-
tions this year, according to statistics
gathered by the Journal Of the Amer,
can Medical Association aud pub.
lished today.
The record for 1914 is not so good
as that of 1913, when 30 we're killed
and l,131 injured.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
KENTUCKY HAS LEPER.

Louisville Ky. Aug. 2S.-Charles
Pridmore, 20. Knott county, Ken
lucky. mountaineer. today rode into
louisville on train from his home,
walked to the city hospital and asked
for admittanee as a patient. Physi.
clans diagnosed his case as leprosy
and isolated him. Pridmore said he
had been i'll since last winter.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-29
AMERICAN LEAVE.

Paris, Aug. 2S.-1O,f Is p. ma spc
ciai train arrived here from Lyons AL
6 O'Clock tonight, bringing 500 Amori
cans from Switzerland. The journey
took II hours from Geneva. The refu.
gees were met at Montargis depart
ment OF Loiret by American officials
who gave all the passengers printed
instructions as to what they should
do.
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