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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

SEW YORK. Sept o. The peo-
pI' OF lbo United states are already
paying heavy war tar in fhe high.
rr price Tor druf ana medicine
Since .H" beginning Df tho European
conflict The prices OF .1mc of tho
popular raWolir. have advanced lH
much lH 300 per cent
south Belgium Germany and
France grow many plants pore -inr
medicinal virtue. and Germany
aith hor established research labor
tories hl leI Boo obtaining the
dausaiiye. and utilizing hrnro-
duct
D'riGaIit, IrDm b...a1ouna l'lr-
81. aT' cited o.. among ihr drugs That
have been soaring BOO price on"
article formerly selling az So au
ounce uuH command. $3.50. and au-
other BIAS advanced from $50 go
tl'u Crude opium hIs gone up g."
per cent aud 100 per cent hp. beeI
added f0 tho cost OF rum-camphor
from Fomosa
Gly0"riHc produced in tho manu-
'nnurD no soap and used boo oxplo-
s.Fcs ie ln per cent higher as re-
HuIf OF the wac lDhtlylud. dried
UsH product. d. off tho market ou.
tiroly saIgarIan 600 arsonioal prep
lrltiou selling ar 80 before the
Wur Is nov quoted go SlO.
s patent preparation selling in
Canada 20 20 cents. under label
Nut for oNporiatlon 60 th" United
States. commands 81 here and %
mineral oIl. rom Russia. BE- up 300
per cent
All hrHtlo goods are higher.
England. France and Germany pro
luro 90 per cent of 400 the brushes.
and of the remainder go per cent
comr from Japan Caustic potash.
tor soap mnkiul quoted 90 23
cont. pould. against @ IS whole.
.fI' while Europe uB. 90 peace
France hlf led iu developing per
HmH aud toilet articles. as Ger
many ha. lu chemicals and the
dating extracts such a. san are
available. are bringing fabulous
price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Secretary OF state Federation Of
Labor
Hold an companies subject 20 or.
der
People having arm. t0 spare io'
these defen i've measure are f'
qua.tsa Goo fru." h same II
comranIe. alI where 300 comp lt
exIsfa .-n1 them io fh' state i'd
GRAFTON uf Labor
The ul, B.. furnishing us uo pro-
lection and Voc most protect our
seIve.. our wives aui children ..NA
these mrrler0U alss.u-. $50
seek 900 quarrel u.jh The stale god
Na expect t0 break H0 .aH. $50 IH
tend ,0 exercise 0ur lawful rlFhi a
citizens. fo do,ald 0lr home and
our constitutional right.
ls.fneiI
JOHN 81 LAWSON. O. 30 49, a.
Ilfeuafiola Board Member O.
n ~ OF tD
JOHN MLENEaN lpres D., l.
o. 80 vs. OF s. auI pre- STAT, l..
of LaDorI
D. d. DOYLE lsecfefay Tr.a
urer. District o.. r. g. W of SD
JOHN RAMSEY National organ
iler. 81 N OF 40
Vs. O. HICKEY Secretary 5'.'.
Federation of Labor
D. q nOAGE
z So. TAYLOR
tIAHEE'E MOOHEliOl-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

INDIANAPOLIS. lud. Sept 30
The cope OF public uflItieFcomu.
sI1us b. one of tur leading u1Io0'-
scheduled for discussion at tH. a.
uual convention OF the Indian.
Electric Light a1eIauor ahD
met Goo This c.ty to-day with head
quarters 90 tHo Hotel SEVERN N.W
beers from ail parts OF me State Aer'
iu attendance this morning when
tho sessions were opened with H
address by the president ThomI
o. English. OF Muuc.a
40 tH. afternoon SOS ION addrr
os we're delivered as follows NaN
uatiou for Rate Making Purposes
Iallml Ericsson of the Wisconsin
railroad commission Commercial.
High Tension Outdoor Substmi.un
d. " Young of piu-burl
The sessions of tho convention
viii continue over tomorrow con.
Guiding tomorrow might vifh % ban
gUrt and bail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
Rl.hnn larrnll,. Inhilec

HELENA Mont sept CD The
.l,.r1oal IubIlo. of The ~ Ee,
John % Carroll. bishop of the Ro.
uau catholic diocese OF Hploua. 800.
uaI, iU. u,..i1u for lu elaborate
celebration today The celebration
v Boz rDWmrwurIuoI of BI hop
Carroll ordination 60 the priest
hood twenty Eve years ago The
principal feature co. the day 1872 %
ppuf.l,u h'rh mas- 40 uhIrb B.sb-
100 carroll $500. the c'lrbrrnt The
church N1 throurcd with rcprescu-
nt.t' of OBJ. CLERGY and laip OF tho
.IfIr, diocese.
bishop Carroll is Nfy years oIl
aud 3D. native of Dubuque la llls
education wa- received u So Iu-
aph college iu Dos natiy, rIt. and
90 fhe ecclesiastical seminary in
Montreal lu lNYg Boo became pre-.
IHuf O' So Ioeephs College and
continued tu 600 that position until
hD Ra. elevated 90 The hishoprI, tau
.,l.. Hcu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
SEES BIC TRADE
CHANCES N WAR
tNiTED ~TAIE- (4N PRODUCE
coon, 10 TAXI TLAtE Of
GFEWlN WlDI NHIIsIIs


t.r,,,..,.,., f.t,,. o.. ..
i"' nj 'H' war d"' .''
nprH MINK .. iA" iahaWf Canal F..r
fHs United State % chance 90 ipun.
i'. trade aI'. Australia lul Sow
Zealand according .I Dr Albert s..
ann n.H. foreign Ifad' rpmmi IN.'r
Tor Stationed n'..iIpI of HanI't.
flrnr IH" na'.m OF g.rplnt.
fHn.. h'.if'. Belgium. iiaiy $780,.
IaHI HuH Switzerland. ahIrN ln iiIt
upp..I f 'rtIIa tIiN good roiiI
f'i.fI' 1000 ana sou Zealand fiiI
GOOD PORT. |..i. 'ffn. arc prari
'tIiy prevented uI m'HI.Itni.ona 1f
If'uaI mINiaf. operation. Ir'm prY.
II.IHI 'iHN'iIII. I'f f.p1f'
Doctor -n'td'n Says iha' lt"
hIi'd statues 'in pfHHH'" II' fppN
tnI NI plH.''iI. 400 "I AI.Ifh.l'
standing nf|'f a' H.''rih'i' pfi
/ nI''i ai1'. ''pnrIH i" A"aifal.f
5000 SOW Zealand In I'I. amounted
'1 t'I.''..''. i'. Zoe 300. hln
' i expansion 'm'h'
Hf.'' Britain H'.i N' feared Ih.
.H"'.'' ''.''I. .a 'l''
&c.. N. 'N' COLON" ..'t "I' Dbl
''' ..'.''.
I N'' I.' ' '.' I' '" '''p
. ...' Un.II'..
WON "' ''. .'... .'.'''N ''
mana. ''.'.N... .' .''''"' 1''. I'"
ron Do" 'Yp'.H .. 'H'fI.' If'I'
'H"fs one H. 'h' '"".IIrhia| ''p''l
Inf nai''H. Austrian. 'i' 'N' N'".
/ Hf ih i' ''i ''p'I'i Nl"'N
aII 'i l''. ". 'f'I'i'' '''''"I
.h""''h lhIhf PIG "iht m"'' 'I
can .' HNi' POD. I'Illf IH IH'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

The power OF fret hove has received
so much poetic attention that We can
AFFORD to smile at the ssriocomic twist
Thar John b.. an ancient Rhode u.
land worthy. once gave a. The old
gentlemans habits and manners we're
as primitive a. the time a. which he
lived John p married twice On
hts second wedding journey. he visit.
I'D business acquaintance "a a Mas.
sachuseits town on his arrival. he
presented his bride In this graceful
way This said he Il Mis- 2. Tain {
tother Mis- = wish twas"-Youth's
Companion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
lnmnIllal.d Lilo Ln MI..nnri

ST Louis N0 sept o.
court voters. after d lapse ~ 90 year.
tiIl vote again in N0rem Der under a
blanket ballot system The name
0f every candidate for office 90 alI
party tickets sin be printed 90 one
Beet ~ paper lu some sections 90
tfe state especially in the eites.
these blanket ballots Hlil b. about
half 'he Size of "a nfu paper PAGE
The g. legislative ameudmenis % he
voted Dl af fhn HamffImn HiI hf
printed 10 .eparsi- ballot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

.F "...H'HN IfHf
TEHDAM Sept gs rnoffi-
'Ia report from Berlin a. .Igle
uuma.Hf. th, O. q. carried oui tho
l..r u uId aF. ust tho British
f0'I ou Tho N0rfI sea .n which
ihr.r rruI.rr HeIe sums Tho re.
ports all lhr uumarine ctaded
pursuit aud hope Is expressed at
Berlin iHW DO rstrhrd place OF
af.l. Tho iuirmrni .ay. Oh. re.
port flat five .ubmarine. took part
D.. faI.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

PETROGBAD Russia. Sept %
Tho Russian general staff hss issued
frr fOlloNlng We are continuing
tas pursuit Of ne retreating Aus
'r.'U The Russian troop have
reached Fesrholky o. tho region
1f Prslmul operations of the Rus
SLAMS ire developing successfully
ll.H .nr German front tho RG sian
troop lrf II r.p.n contact vim the
'laf bli f1 h1fie haf taken
place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

tT hssnfia'rd fffHs
VERA Cruz. Sept % American
marines tonight quickly suDpre.sed
an lHdpient riot The Constitution
alists requested them 10 move on 20
Yer Cruz and they were forced fp
comply
The crowd lsfrnd The American
Tie marine scattered IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

'F HI'N IIf.H
lONDDN Sept tt Tho var o.
'..s tonight issued fhr name. Df 20
officers Killed Boo action pr who died
Dl wounds boo boz pIa.H 800 addI-
N0uH lI.t shows 81 officer. wound
rd. I,e mi ur nnu three pri.unrr
u| war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

ur King New Life Pills will
cure YOU. cause "a healthy flow OF
els ~ waste aud fernenting body
pn.sous They are a Tonic 90 your
stomach and Liver and tone the gen
era, system First dose viii cure YOU
Bile ana lids your stomach aud bow
0f fHat depressed. dizzy. billions and
Cons'ipaied condition. 2sc. all Drug
lists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
rEI ACHING SERVICES At
cot NTHOt TONIGHT

There Vill hc preaching services
at Goo courthouse tonight 90 IS O'Clock
conducted Do, e. u Rogers. OF COLI
Istill'. 600 evangelist for the rhIr. n
H. Christ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

FFnRuLISF isihe trade mari, name given 90 on
Improved Quiuine. itisH Iasiciess yrup. pleas.
ant % take sud does not disturb tar 70 mach
Children take u aud never know % is Qu.uine.
also especially adapted Oh adults who cannot
take ordinary Quriur. Does not nausc.tc ulf
cause Nervousness nor ringing iu tn head. Try
q the ucNt time you need Qui1luc Tor any pif-
pose Ask Tor 1ouuce original pecEsr. The
name III nRii.ISt De- blown "a bottle. g cent?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The ideal family hotel IN
Amarillo Has been ro'urriah-
I'd and Or now undergoing
thorough 0rrrf1ul.nr. paint
ING. rareri1r aui iecoratirg.
t'a humorous outside rooms.
attractive ladies' paricr. am-
OLE BOZ hes. and lawns Al
ilffIrr place ior hirh-class
patronage so Objectionable
people allowed under any CIR
rauH'erolH ! believe Amar-
N. rII appreciate and pat
r1T re ..rH "a hosiery "a place
f.r ..l- H.I.. sister ~ mother
Hnou- iu suite. wifh0r with
out board. European, - pr
week up American. board
nnd runm. ~ per week and
up Meal TICKETS. - meals.
~ -. iir,t trLle in the city.
Give us trial
p. A. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

WASHINGTON. u. g.. Sept. ga
West Texas Fair THURSDAY and Fri
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
The Cali 10 Arms

The official cali vas as foll0Ws
Denver. Colo. April o. 1910
Organize the men iu your CON
mun.ty iu companies of volunteers
to protect tho worker OF Colorado
AGAINST the murder and cremation
or men. women and children D.
armed assassins in the empioy of
coal corporations serving under the
Euise of state mil.tiamou
Gather together Tor dpfars I've
purpose all arms snd ammuuniilon
LEGALLY available Send name Of
leader 0f your compant and actual
number or men enlisted 90 once ts
sire phone or NAH ,o " 7 Hiekey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Ury DAILY New, want Ads.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ELI Nevarre. As. Rockwood: Bessie
Gabor Rascan, Is; Esther Kordas. 49,
John p. Kaminski, rs; Anna Urino-
wicx. %.
John Granke, 90; Clara KIoba, IL.
Martin Pooley 81. Toledo; Hazel Ro-
Arthur B. Kratz, Is; Rose Deior, IS
Robert Heisslbetz, 80. Chicago. Ma
RE Porter. 80. Detroit.
Delos Johnson. %; Gertrude Collins.
Marshall Eblen. 80. wheeling, w.
Roy Woodard, 81; GLADYS Mears, "a.
Walter Olms. Is: Elsie Priehs. 81. :
John Martin. 81; Louise Fitzgerald.
John vioi. %; Ida Wolfe, al.
George Girard, 81. Rose Schaefer, %
Carl Card. 23, Detroit; Madeline
Glebe, 20, Gaines, Mich.
Oscar Lange, 20; Flora Edelman, 81
Adam Koss. 20; Martha Brakowski
Felix Audrezewski. 49,. Frances Mo-
Robert Gundick. as; Frances HoltOn
"a
MARGIN czyrek. %; Mary Reedak, 1s
William Coleman. "a; Hattie Grain
Andrew stoii, n, sandusky. O.; EN-
ma Janslin, 10. same.
Michael Mcdonnell. 20; Mary Walsh
Anthony cass. "a; Mary arassksw-
Charles e. Weber, ss. Toledo: zaiis
Brooks, 20, Norwalk. o.
Robert Bucator. %; Louise Lewis. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
HAARER ENTERS
OSBORN CAMPAIGN
Former ID. p. w. Commissioner
Will Direct Local Fight for
Governor

Wayne county headquarters for the
campaign OF former Gov. Chase 8.
Osborn for the Republican nomination
for governor, have been opened In
the Majestic building. under the d.
rection OF Jacob j. Haarer, former
ID. p. w. commissioner.
Mr.. Haarer declares that while he
has not yet been around enough TO
tell how the land lies, that he and his
associates are going out to win for
the former governor
Il am working for him because
believe he Is an able man and will
said. Il am not looking for political
preferment. ] do not expect to get
anything out OF this job as q reward
for my work. There are a lot OF
other men working for Mr.. Osborn
who are In just the same position.
One OF his greatest sources OF
strength is tho appeal which he
makes to DISTINGUISHED men.
I'VE have only begun here but ex-
pect to cover the ground thoroughly
before the primaries. A man who
was out IN Wyandotte yesterday. re-
ported conditions very favorable
there. The withdrawal OF Washing
ton Gardner. OF Albion, from the race
Is favorable to Mr.. Osborn's cand.-
dacy, for he will run well in that sec.
ton OF the state"
Mr.. Haarer will not be In the head
quarters much O. the time He ex-
poets te leave the efaee work to
others and keep himself actively en-
gagged in the field. working first hand
among the voters. Cards and liter
AZURE viii be distributed among fac
tory workers all over the city. There
will be fnal tour Of the city by Mr..
Osborn the last four days Of the cam
paign, closing with speech In the
armory the night before the election.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.. beloved wife
OF Walter A. Abendroth,, Funeral
from her late residence, 1s5 Alger-
ave, Friday at . o'clock. Interment
Woodiawn. Toronto. Canada, papers
please copy.
BERRY--August 8. Ralph Edward. be-
loved son OF Delphine Berry and
garet and Mary. Funeral Friday.
u. m. cathedral church. Adelaide
BRosIUs-John. at his late residence
1926 Russell-st,, aged 81. BELOVED
liam, Albert. Roy. Evangeline and
Mrs. Walter H. Schultz Funeral
Friday from Holy Rosary church at
a, m.
CRowLEY--John E.. at his residsEce,
OF Mary Crowley, brother OF Nora
Crowley. father OF julia. Mary. Nora.
Dorothy. Burial Friday, at s:Sc.
from home and St. Yincsnfs cnureh
at 0 o'clock.
DUNCAN--ss1 Bagg. Aug. IA. 1914,
Noses, aged Sc years, beloved NUS
band Of Mary Jane aid father or Mrs
George King. Mrs. Albert James ana
Mrs. Arthur G, Brauer. Funerai FIJI
day afternoon, 1850. from MS tate
residence.
HErSRIoN--Augssti Il, At the ressdencs
OF his son, eos CAdillac-nve.. George
B.. aged IS years. beloved father OF
Ada and walter. Funeral from rcsi-
dence at s:so and at 81. Bernard .
church at . a. m. Friday. Aug. L.
rntermsnt at Mt offyet.
SMITH--August ~. 1914. at his resi-
dence. 81 Highest west. DR.. Edgar
Byron Smith. beloved husband or io-
sephine Swickard Smith and rather
OF Mona and Chas. J, smith. Funeral
services from Masonic Temps. FRIDAY
at $3.50 y. m.
wHITALL-August IL. 1914, Sarah f.
Whitall. sister OF General L. n. Whit
all. u. s. A., retired. Funeral SER
vices at st. Johns church. Ameri.
can side OF Crosse lie. Friday at
$3.50 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
BIRTH LIST.
BOYS.

BOYS
p. Lacopelle, 403 Monroe: ID. LaBelle
7e9 Jos Campau; =. Jendrzeczik, 20 For.
dyce: w. Gojowski. 141 Hammond: A
Rombeer, 7s Lewis; A. Brabant. $50
ST. Paul; G. Mueller, - Bgtternut; I!
I4s wabash; p. Chiison. 65s Rusch: w
Ouellette, 366 Fairview: ]. simmons
1913 Rathbone; O. Schroeder. as Cicotte
p. Sullivan. ~ Rhones; "A. Martin. s.
Casgrain: S.Aukenbrandt.2 Antoinette
J. Autowski, 624 Hendrie; r. Edwards
1o4s Twelfth; IL Buick. 265 Superior.
J pudak; so7 Garneid; W. Routlsy, so7
iiese, -1es Alexandrine; 8. Lumetta. 20l
Orleans; O. Lentini. 3o7 Lafayette: 8
Delisi. 265 Fort; j. Crawford. s9s
Mitchell; A. Modlofski. 47e Moran; w
Dettloff. 64s Macomb; M. Parembja. ass
Myrtle; J. Czuzniewski. SIS Jos Cam
pau; s. Wiszniewski. Gas Harper.
GIRLS.
8. wiszneski, 625 Harper: J. Nasal
fsS Myrtle: A. franks. 15s Mack: j
Rogers. 74s willis; J: Bien, 2Ss Thirty.
second; p. BItski; 10 Hammond; J.
ton: +. Box. 1890 Van Dyke: ID. Pod
hatny, 320 Layman: +. letters ~ Han
over: ]. Ward. asa I.aSalle; l. Koza, G2
Dane; II. Brukmann. 631 Campbell: 70:
Coleman. 2s1 Fulton: J. Lindquist Is
Creswell: J. schebel. IL Parkwood: a.
1895 Belvtdere; +. stephens. I'll Grand
River: NJ. Gibbens, eos Ferdinand: O.
Graham. oil Edison: A. Thomburg, "a
Magnolia: W. Deconinek. 100 Pennsyl-
vsnia; $. Hanlon. 1877 Trumbuil: w:
GOODWIN: p. Rapa. ~ baker; VI. Kowai-
ski. 1853 Dubois: C. Moore 1898 TWEEN
ty-fourth: A. Pizyk f3f3 Chene.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
DEATH LIST.

Joseph weipert, 1897 Michigan. ~
Years. senectus: Alfred IT. Schaller Ga
Erskine. 4 months. broncho pneumonia:
Joseph Groblewski; !. :. M: s: Ry !.
as years. crushing injuries. wilheimina
Lott. Harper hospital. ss years. en-
holism; Bell A. Roman. 4s1 Porter. ~
years. cercinoma Martha Taluda, Chill
dren's Free hospital. month. CASTRO
enteriti; Mike Rozanski. Providence
hospital. 8 months. cholera infantum
Helen r. Brush. Providence hospital.
! month. congenital lues: John Naguc,
Michigan-ave and NJ. G. r. r.. Al years.
crushing Injuries: Martha Mosby 27s
Macomb. 4s years. carcinoma: Frank
Pruss. 1908 Orleans. so years. 'hepatItls:
Juiius MarlSe, 1is2 Jefferson. 81 years
mitrh insufhciency; Justina Newell
Grace hospital. 80 years. nephfitis
Caroline Fritz. 100 Medium. ss years
anasarca; I.adlslaus Zoltewski, 1908
McDougall. So years. carcinoma: Helen
Spiech. 500 Hastings. months choiera
infantum: Frederick Hallabaram. Tss
Frskine. 4 montha, merasmus: Char.
iotte Querbach ss1 Pennsylvania.
years. malignant endocarditis; Elcarors
Reaume, Chiidren's Free hospital.
months. cholera infantum.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
HAMTRAMCK MAN WOULD
SAVE WATER SUPPLY

How can Cook cook without water
This is a question bothering one
William Cook, of Hamtramck. and he
has asked the circuit court to solve
the puzzle. In a petition. fled Thurs
day, Cook sets forth that he owns a
lot In Hamtramck, and that Katherine
and Emil Dehnoit own the lot next
to 1t. On their lot Is a wobbly wa
ter pipe that Is not thing of beauty,
but at the same time II squirts wa
ter. Cook alleges that when he
bought his lot he made an agreement
with the Dehnoit family for which he
paid cash whereby he was to be al.
lowed to use their water pipe for all
time to come. He now declares that
they are preparing to tear up this
pipe. His wife, he explains. cannot
cook without. water, and. therefore,
Cook wants an injunction to prevent
the destruction Of the water supply.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14

BERLIN. Aug. 12.-(Delayed)--
The first detachment OF Americans to
leave Berlin Is en- route TO Holland
on a special train. Others will be
sent forward as rapidly az possible.
The Berlin people are doing their
best to care for Americans. Many
are opening their homes tn the strand
ed Americans without chsrge.. They
are following the example of Lord
Mayor Herr Adolf Wermuth. who no.
tilted the American embassy that he
personally would care for three Amer
leans.
The Berlin banks will arrange for
credits TO Americans Immediately.
Reports Of the fighting 80 far are
all Official. and do not deal with par
ticulars OF any Of the engagements.
II is stated that the German advance
in Belgium continues and that the
lines are being surely and steadily
pushed forward. II Is also stated
that Alsace is now clear OF French.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
FOR WIFE.
MONEY AND "FRIEND"

Hubert Hassler, an Austrian vaude-
Vile actor. who bills himself as "Ho-
patcong Joe," has asked the police to
help him in his search for his wife:
$l.100 of his savings, and former
friend. one Harry Humphrey, whom
Hassler accuses Of having taken his
wife and money, and an automobile in
which Hassler had half-interest
Hassler says that Humphrey induced
him to invest In the auto, and
"minute-picture" outfit and that Hum
phrey and Mrs. Hassler disappeared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-14
LIVESTOCK


MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Aug. 13.--Cattle: Dull
outlook easy. Prices ranged as fol-
lows: Choice steers. averagins from
1000 to 100 lbs $3.50 qs7s; choice
handy killers. s79s; light TO good
SIS; common killers and fat cows. -
mon mon. to prime shipping bulls, ts@sSo:
ishi e.tsnsr . and nes .ya , ,sssss.
ss6ie.,s per cwt Mich cows: Active
AT SIS q Co. veal calves. higher at $50
1880 PER ewt. Sheep and lambs: Ac-
lambs ts5oas7s: light to fair. s7as;
common to prime sheep. s3d5: mixed
sheep and lambs, 1897. common kill
ers. ss@s5o; culis, t2625o per cwt
ed prime mediums and fat workers.
ts.2saag5: light workers. and pigs
sssoa6ss per cwt Receipts: Cattle.
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ORDINANCE No. 1924.

An Ordinance 10 prOhibit the mae OF
nsfi boxes Installed I'm or attached
co any building. nat. apartment house
or dwelling within the limits of the
City OF Detroit for any other purpese
than the depo~itinw OF y. =. nssi.
1T rs HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT;
Section 4. That no person, firm or
corporation by himself or another. shall
deposit In any mail box. Installed In or.
attached 10 any building. hat. apart
ment house or dwelling within the
limits OF said city, any paper. article or
thing other than United states mail
Sec. 2. Any violations OF the provi.
sions OF this ordinance shall be pun
ished by n fine not exceeding one hun
dred dollars $1,000 and costs. and In
the imposition OF such fine the court
may make a further sentence that the
offender may be Imprisoned In the De-
troit House OF Correction until the
payment thereof for any period not en-
Sec. s.-This ordinance shall take i'm
mediate effect ||
Approved Aug. n. 1914.
JAMES VERNON
Attest Acting Mayoe
s.cHARD LINDSAY ca, CO,
tosaeiai papers paeass e$p5.}
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classified es.s.' !. | a aa5s :

!, Cash with ordsr. II charged. - .
No transient -adssrtising inssrtsd
TOT less than 1ec with cash; isc
charged. per insertion.
Tne above rates apply TO all ciesstss
neatiens except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
snd all Ads preceding Male Hslp.
6irths, Deaths. Cards Of Thanks sno
Tor Is words or less over Is WORDS
one and one third cents for each sxtfs
Psrsonals--Minimum charge. soc; SOC
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.--Flour: IT.
regular and unsettled; prices nominal.
Pork: Firm; mess. s2476@25.25. Lard:
Quiet; middle west spot, 1915 @s.s5.
Sugar: Raw. stronger; centrifugal 90
test. se.01; molasses. $3.50; refined.
::tronser; cut loaf no; crushed,
ID. ;sBS SSSaasoSe coffse Rio No on
spot, sNc Tallow; Quiet; city, SIC;
special, sNe: country Os,p s%Sssssss. Ma Hay
iiOi.o5; clover. sbcGsi.f5. Dressed
poultry! Dull; turkeys I5a aec; chick
ems. 12@a1c; fowls, 11@1shc: ducks,
isgisc. Live poultry Quiet; geese.
1sAc; turkeys. 13@14c: ROSTERS. liz
@12c; chickens, broilers. 1871 q 1sc,
Cheese: Steady: state milk. common
to specials, 10@16Nc; skins, common
to special, 5612%c. full skins, 1 n N 4c
Butter: Dull, but frmer; receipts
s!e. ,s rsaT ,S. sssrs
creamery hrsts. 23c. Eggs: Strong;
receipts, 1925 nearby white fancy
s4c: nearby mixed fancy. 2s@2sc; fresh
frsts. 23M a acc.
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Pedasooues Write on Exams.

Nearly two score men and women
are racking their brains In the county
building over pedagogic questions as
they attempt to qualify for county
teachers certificates. There are 80
women and eight men taking the ex-
aminations. Some who have taken
many others report that this year the
requirements are the strictest in the
history of the county.