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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-07

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Ono reserve
agents. .....s e6,soe.o5
Due from State
and Private
r TX and
Bankers, Trust
c m les.
d Savings
Banks -. 4f,274,76
Due from ap
proved Reserve
Agents .. 1874, $3.50
Checks and other
cash items 275os.o2
Notes of other
National Banks 10000
Fractional paper
currency, nick
els, and cents 1,o4oe4
Lawful
reserve in bank
viz:
Specie s14o,4s4.s5
Legal
tender
notes, q, 2o1 100 1867, $685.
Redemption fund
with L. s.
Treasurer (5cn
of circulation IL, goo. oo-S sis, 1918
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

5ern Snff bon Der EoIiSci cin-
eeiperrt. Ct mar betru,,fcn un0 pndtc
5ron 5uff beim slrm uilb Tie Iieb ib:i
perbuften. Moore gab 3uerIt ielila
@obnung nls Vortsmoiitb, g., an,
geltaiie aber, oaB er an Der 2inn Str.
bier ipobnt.
- Die 2cide bon CHARLES s.. Gnof,
pelder BON Gaiiius Sd. elliott IN
Selbincrtheibiguna eridpiien fpltroc.
lieet immcr ncf) bel Dem Seideilbe-
itatfer sll. q. Naaner, ohne Dab lid,
iein gruoer in aponoole obcr drciln-
DC nm Die gecroiglng fiimmern.
Die 6. $. uno 3. Giienbabn
last in Ser 9t1be Der Gitate Cien.
iobrif aeaenpdrrig einen nenen go
tomotinidluppen errldten.
Sie Gontonbriife, lpeld,e mad,
Der ood)iliitb I'M Wars 1913 iihes
oen Wtiomi aebaut muroe, mnBte noe.
gen bes Sotnaiiers etltiernf peroen.
oa 8efabr porhauben mar, lie nilroe
foriaeid2penltnt Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

itnieren s5nhren beS bnitenoen, jngcn.
Den Ireibeiis fart berportreten unlb.
Gin griuliniger sSeinb eritano Dem
GmnilIegeihirr Dor fiir3em In Der mo.
oernen Weoi3ln. Gs bieb, beim 40.
den Ioiten iit fIeine 1beiIc Der
Gmaiucmaffe bonn Deihirr ab, Der.
mefgtelt, iih niit ben Speiien ilno ge.
langten 10 in ben Mngcn iino 9orm
0es Weniden. Wnn ipollte bns 10
b0mfige sluftreten geiabrIider garnl-
trnnfbeitcn IN Der Iesten Belt hnrt,
cen foIoiiaI gcipnhienen 8ebroild) neS
Gmaiaeaeihirrs erfI1rcn. lie Sef).
nif iii aber iu5ipiid)en ltefig bcntiiht
aeipeieit, and, bieiem llebclitnno nah
ardften nbsubelfen iino IS lit mobI
feine srage mehr, boB iIr and, ons
gelingen miro. ssm iibrigen tbut and,
in oieier Sad,e Die Sauberfeit iuobl
bns neiite, inlo ous iIt Der gorsug
bes emaiIiegeid)irrs, bah Is cine
ariinolihe Reinigung nud) bel ipeni.
ger iorgidItiger gebanoIung gut per-
fraat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
am 6rdcn gegen
Crkd(tungen,

bas gan5e Silber5eug oiien Iic1eu
lniien! 60 mas ifliebt man bod reg,
ipenn man arbeiter i'm Sauie botl"
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Der Wonteur lno iein SebrIing eben.
10 gut borten uie id,. SD oatte. ,est
TONNE es su elmer fiirhterliden 5ses
ne slber Der Wonieur mar anid,ei.
memo Elm faItbIiitiger uno red)t idllag.
iertiaer Raun, oenn in ,,nperidiib.
tenn gerliniid, ertonte es:
aaarlc, jeb man rnus uno fieds
aaf be ssluriarbrobe! Gort bdb id
meine @eife Imo meinen Rod hinie.
bangen. slus De @eite ninlulite llhr
INN aette, I'm aus De linfe Rodtaitse
De eseIoberie uro bet trajite aliens BEL
nieine s5rau. gSa nripeeten BEL irem.
De Seitel 3a miiien ooriidtig jinb."
Solfeinifhe 4ufern. SIS
ganie NIT runo 1000 6a. sgl1fe lie.
fern bic ehemals Bel 7.infhmedern
beriibmien boIiieinifhen 4nftern. Die
iiarie abfiihung Don mebr als einem
WenfhenaIter perminbsrts bic Grtrds.
oerari. oab cine 20idbriae SAonseii
eintreten mubie. Die 4uiiernfifter
i'm ihlesfpig boliieiniIhsn Watien.
meer iieIlten ben getieb r0lIie Elm. Die
Bdnte beferisn iih inoes nihi. Die
ausfireuuns fran50iiider sine unb
stpsiidbriger 4uitern. bic bic D6nte
bei areahon Iisftrien. bIisb tpirtunass
Los. 6 MiIIionen iunser 4uiiern, bic
um bic Wiitte Der 90er Sabre ausaes
iesi purben, sinsen fait ausnobms.
los elm. Grii einiae marine CONNER
um bic Sabrbunosrtipenbe brohten
cine 9eTeruna Der ganfe. udmsntli9
nnt DER ausleguns boIdnoifMer Au.
fern. Sect lit Der s5ang Iobnenb ae.
tporben. Die meiiten gdnie iinb fe6r
gut befest. bic martifGbigen Aunern
5eisen ben sIeihen Dohlsei4mnd pie
bic bcIiteiniihe Muiisr Dor einfm
W.nIdsnaltsr. Das Jongerssbnib in
in bieTsr .Saiion1 beipnbtrs gut.
1rosbsm sibt Is isine boIiisiniihen
4ufsrn mebr. Gk beibtn iebt fisios
liffe Muiterg. Dsnn bic 8Gnie iino
gitgnibum. unb ibr Griros
filIt in bic aaTe bes Jisfus. Mit
Refi miro Der neue Rume btf1mpft.
Die bDlIeinifts 4uifsr fon piebsr sr.
iteten unb ibren WeIiruf oufs nsus
perInngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
9abtpn mno Seuebue.
Stabtperbdnbse 0eri m me-
luna.

lung.
Inter bem 9oriise bes Qrdiiosntsn
Carl 9ogt fdno geftern in Siierhdge's s
6aue Die 8erI IammIltne bes 0eutihs
2lmeritaniihsn Staotpsrbanoes itatt,
bel Der Setrstdr Sobn 9onhaio prptos
tolIirts. 4ntpeienb iparen Staats.
prGiibent gIlfrso Rsirbarbt uno
Staats Srganiiatpr Rpbert 6. SDr.
gel. Nab 9erlsIuna bss proto.olls
purbe Der gsidIub gefoBt. ii6 no1
Der @eriammIung ON Guhres Spiel i'm
gaperiinen Rutbsteusr in 9ppingtpn
All betbeiliaen. Der SetretGr Bon
baio Derlab bann einsn proteit oss
StadtssSetrstdrs in gstrsff Der 9ors
Iagen i'm aonareB, bic s. R. 168, g.
5. &. SO unb g. s. R. 80 gessihnet
uno nihts ols observation-disclosures
msnts iino, um bisis Der Der. StddteH
Sonititutipn sinsufii9en oosr lrgcnb
tpel1e probibitionsmabregsln su tr.fs
fen. Staatss sQrdiibsnt ReInbarot belt
bann cine gnipra6e iibsr Die 3eitp.rs
hdltniiIe unb srtIGrts ben Inpeienosn,
Die SADIE niht auf Die leichte Shulter
All nsbmsu. 6err G0rgel tpuroe bann
aufgeforbert, cine Repe gu balten. Gr
icete, Jab bos liberale Clement &c.
fhlafen babe, rpGbrsnb bic Semperenss
Ter ibren Wse Big na5 Waihington
eefunben bdtten. S4, $50 100000 an
Steuern piiroeu i'm Sabre ooourh
perlorsn sesn unb banu miiBtsH an
b"re 9eihdfts, ipis gdder, JleiI6er II.
T. N. beran uno bafiir auftommsn. Die
6erren Better Dan unb gBm. Better
ION rpuroeu als U2itslieoer alifesnoms
men. 6err 2abn fpiss Johann auf bic
2eNeren3befpsguHg bon 1874 bin. ipie
getfpeiber DOT ben DiribIdaften iih
aufpflan3tsn uno bstetsn. Die Birtbe
ioqten iich mehr on Der Qnaelseenbeit
intsreFiren. Der 3tped isi niht. bic
gBirtbe 81 nertbeiDisen, ionbern bObers
eSoeaIs 3u er8ielen. - Cine ginlaoung
purbe bunn an9snommen, iih an Der
8eriammlune i'm n0euti6en Sooufs"
5u betbeiIigen, um Die Wirthihoftss
iblisBuno on Sonntagen su bsIpres
6en. Gs iollen AUDI BeialiiiIc segen
iolne preoi9tsu, ipis iie am q. Sas
nuar in Der Gritsn 8aptiiten 8irhe ass
baIten puro.u, sefabt tpsroen. Die
uub Sstretdre Der Stabts
osrbanos bon Gppington, Bellevue uno
Deptpn, foipie anoere iinb 5u bisier
9eridmmluns eineelabsn.
- CD. Siemon, 6rI. Belle 5ieman
anb SRI. Murearstbe Marfb bon Bel
lepue iino nah 5a!moutb. ap., sereiit.
I'm osm 2eibenbeadnenib bon Jrou
1oae, Satin oes Rsp. 81. 8. 9olIe,
bi3upobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

Der perfloFsnen Mohs: Gbd Wintere
batter, 10, Suiie M. RelIen, 46, 8. u.
Spbnfon, AZ. Mars. DaIon Rpan, SO,
@eors part, SO, apuis Sebsr, Sc;
5rant 5. q. SoIpert, 80, Grnit Bar
nes. 25 Sabre.
- Gie Snbresperiamnllung bes
ct. 9onifocius @aiienpereins miiroe
gcltern abgebalte1l. Sefretar sSranf
Roa's gericbt 8eiatc cine 9ilans al,
Sauo BON $1O16.S0; Ginnabmen iiir
1913 S50S1 1.3t; 5niammen So.
09S.11; slusaaben fir 1913 So.
24t.5t; @nor on Souo om 81. Ic.
3embcr 1913 $S56.60. 9as @oiien-
bauS hat aegenm0rtig SO 8oiien,
uno 5nar i6 Maohen uno 80 ann-
ben. Ser &erpaltitngsrotb beiteht
aus sSreb @nbmann Soi. Slider,
Sernann Rieienbera 5rauf Nod,
,Sobn Guile, GhoS. 3ail, Sol. Miib.
lenfamp uno Otto Gepenbrod.
- Charles @aerner, BON Scr 3.
un0 gcrrD Iuenne, ipuroe gelierl
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6. uno 8errp slpe., bon cinem Manne,
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clnnati gelpeien iein ioq, in ben 9ta'
den uno in Die sfulter aeitoflcn.
Sic iparteten auf einen StraBeubabn.
pue1on, als gaB ongcbIid lcin Wei.
ier 5og nno @aeruer itaf. 9db murbe
in Cincinnati perhaitet unb miro
hcute BON Dem 9soli5eidef Srtlieb
merbcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

075.26: Oeffcntlihe augeleeenbeiteil
$30,924.97; Seffentlihe Siferbeit
13S,155.67; Seiientlid)e slrbeiten
S232, 2,76S.o3: Sfientlihes Gisen.
tbum $11S,4fS.80. 3ieie Srbinan5
tann nod bis gum 1. slpril aeanocrt
peroen.
- 3nei Nlarme beantDortete eeItern
oa- 5euerbepartement: SIM 6auIe bss
3. ). Snres, go. 26S Weit Il. Stra
feBte Elm ihabhafter 9amin nas Dad
oes Sauies in granb. Yer Shaoen
telduft itdb ouI $500. - SnfpIoe zines
iiberbei3ten Sfens i'm SauIs BON Sbos
mas Rpbinion. OH Der Siiopeits@te
Der 3. unb pbilaoelpbia StraBe, pur
DC elm SAaoen BON $40 peruriadt.
Die Wtltter @pttes 8irhbofs@
GeIeuihaft srtpdbIte folgenbe 9irettos
rem: Diutter 9ottes Gemeinoe, 6enrn
SelImeper; CT. Spispbs 8emsinoe,
Sobn 9ost,lhl; st. 2Ilopiius Gemeinz
De, 5raut Seile; ct. Iuguitinus 8es
Teinoe, 5rdnt Saar; Ct. Seneotetlts
gemeiube, Qbplpb Reinermann; 81.
8reus @emeinbe, @eprge ainnel.
Srau glanhe 90. qertins, AZ
Sabre alt, 9uttin Deg 9errn 5rant $.
9ertins, peri6;eb gsitern in i6rer
Wpbnung, go. 10 Sit 2. Strabe, an
einem SerSIetben. Sic mar cine ses
hprene Mapberrp unb Sdpdgerin bes
GyzgireuitzRibters George g. perz
fins inb oes 5errn Wnl. Pertins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

uH,er Ngenf ia Snmilf9n ut
!Serr Gbnaro grnf, 449 Glib siinfte
strase. gea Sci. 476 Ry Some
Ebpne 1851 q.
Ter az Sabre alte Bottlie5
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geitern gbeno in Dem aSobn gabit.
ihen Gafe, 338 Sigh 5troBe, in
aranpfe ino fplirbe in beiinnunas.
loiem 3litanoe nod bem Diercp $50.
Ipitul 9ebradt, 100 er BON Or. 90. 30.
,Sacobs in gebanollng eenommeil
tpuroe. Ter Neam botte iih aeitsrn
fotpelt Dieoer erbolt, oab er Die sln.
iralt heIte uobl Derlniien fam.
- Wartin 2en8eiien, BON Der Sal.
nut Strabe, Duroe geitern Worgen
um s ilbr IN Der 9sdbe ieiner Moh.
nung auf benz Seitentuege Iiegelo
bon Der Boli5ei alifgeiunoen uno nadj
benz Stationsbaitie gebraht. Gem
Wanne ipurbe oas Beiiht aui uner.
fI1rlihe @eiie nerIest rnb Gr. &C.
Goof nniiBte berange3oeen ipero1n.
2en3eiien nur6e i'm Stationsbaiic
pon etnem 2anoitreifer um feline "a.
ihenlibr beitoblen llno er meloete Der
Eoli5ei ieiten gerliiit Cine 9urd;.
iuhung oes 8efangniiies niirbe Dor.
genommen urlo Die 1aifeniibr tpurSe
auf Dem 9alfen *ber Der eiiernen
3elle periteft eefiinoen.
- CHARLES Woore ,puroe porge.
tern abeno aui oie slnflaae poskJrau]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02
GiIe m m a.

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brand,ten Sie mid bod nidk erit s,s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-02

l1nier gsent in Samiltou III
Serr Goaaro grnf, 449 Sao liinfte
Straee. @ea Sci. 476 g., Sume
Yhpue 1851 81.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27

Banker Catlin, of Cottonwood, recent
" he said to US: 81 am good re-
publican and am supporting Mr.. Ham
mond because he is very competent
man and will give our state the ad-
ministration that it needs at this time.
His opponent, Mr.. Lee is not his
equal in any way in our opinion"
Attorney v. B. Seward, of Mar
shall, another good republican also
made remarks of similar nature
about the two candidates, and said he
would give his vote to Mr.. Hammond
If other parts of the state may be
judged by this neighborhood, then Lee
can't make much Of showing against
Hammond.-Tracy Herald.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
BIG VICTORY FOR HOME BOYS
Continued from first page.

With the ball on Windom's twenty
YARD line as the fourth quarter opened
Redwood smashed straight through
until Lamberton squeezed over for the
sixth and last touchdown. Stensvad
kicked goal and the score stood 80
to 0.
Last Quarter
Again after Window had received
one of their passes was intercepted
by Stevens. Forty yards down the
field Redwood carried the ball on old
fashioned smashes and over the goal,
losing the point on a tumble behind
the line. Welch replaced Luscher,
Reynolds returning to quarter and
Hill going back to left end. Windom's
scrimmage from the 20 yard line
brought them repeated gains, all which
they lost when another pass fell il
to Stevens possession. Redwood at
tempted a pass u Mason, who caught
it at the line at the same time with
a Window player. The officials award
ed the play to. Window as a touch-
back, and the enemy again started up
4he field. Tine was called w,ta the
tall in Windopl's possession.
Redwood Plays Best
At no time during the game was
Redwood's goal seriously threatened.
Window rooters and team bulged with
disappointing hope at one occasion
when one Of their players forgot the
rules, picked up an incompleted pass
and made a sixty yard dash for the
goal, only to have the ball returned.
Window made good but one or two
passes and broke up only few Of
Redwood's. Their playing was ragged
enc lacked the team work so char
acteristic Of Redwood's efforts. The
game was in 10 sense a walkaway for
Redwood, but represented in the fin
al score only the hardest style of
play. So fierce was the onslaught in
the earlier oart of the game that
Redwood was obliged to slow up per-
ceptibly during the last few minutes
of the game.
The worl. Of the officials, Supt. Pee
hoidt, Of Sanborn, and Mr.. Donnon,
agriculturist Of Mountain Lake, was
splendid, and because of absolute fair
ness added much to the interest of
the game.
Negotiations are under way to Sc
cure either Rochester or a team from
the twin cities for Thanksgiving game.
Next Saturday the team goes to Rem
vile. So far Redwood has tied one
game, and won five consecutive shut
outs, with 4 total score of 241, as
against 6 for opponents.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
Lamberton, Mimi, Oct. 27, 1914.

LdIHUEI LUII, lIIIIII.; ONL. 2 IUIfs
To the Voters of Redwood County:
While / have been re-nominated for
the Office Of County Attorney of Red
wood County, without opposition,
take this method of calling your at
tention to my candidacy for that Of
fee; and ] hereby assure you that /
greatly appreciate your past favor
able consideration in my behalf and
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
$3.50 PAID FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT

Hammond for governor, and this is
more noticeable because it was in this
county that Mr.. Lee and his adherents
started their campaign and fred their
biggest guns. While talking with
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
1t Is Time to BUY YOUR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following letters remained un-
called for at the Redwood Falls Post
Office for the week ending Saturday,
October "a.
@. H. Garffen.
Mrs. Regenald Jackson.
Mrs. Mamie Jackson.
Mr.. o. G. Gerdeman.
VIII Clarf.
Silas Giem.
Harry French.
Stoves Byington.
Ray Dunkelberg.
John r. Palow.
Perry Scott.
Mrs Sarah Melvin.
Ben Neill.
S. N. Staples.
Harry Sommers.
Rodenbach and Mundt
These letters will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office November 10, if not
delivered before that date. In calling
for same please state that they are
advertised and give date of this pub
ication.
C. A. LAUTERBACH,
Postmaster.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27

Mrs. E. Schildknecht expects to
leave the last of this week for q short
visit at Waseca.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
Lyon For Hammond

1t beats all how many old-time re-
publicans there are in this community
who have declared themselves for Mr..
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27

trust that the manner in which the
office has been conducted by me merits
your further approval at the Gen.
eral Election, November 3, 1914.
Yours truly,
(Advt.) ALBERT Fl. ENERSEN.
Why not subscribe for the Redwood
Gazette? Everybody is doing it.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
Bows Suits and OverCOatS

= Boys Long Pants Suits of a variety never
shown here before, the newest of fabrics, newest
shades and elegant styles, all at very pleasing
prices.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
Suits and OyerCoatS

Norfolk Knickerbocker Suits-Childs Dutch
Suits, Russian Blouse Suits and Overcoats. fine
assortment of Chinchilla Coats.
The Redwood gazette., 1914-10-27
YOUNG Mems Suits s. OvercOat,

Balnacaans in a fine variety of patterns
Overcoats in all the newest models and fabrics.
Young mems suits of the kind young men want
and prices to please you.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-30
SEEKING RECElVERSHlP
/ Woman Stakeholder Sues C. r. |. 6
p, Charging Dishonesty
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

DES MONIES, August 29.-Mrs.
Clara S. Mcneil, of Columbus, Kan,
who alleges that she is the owner
Of $4,000 worth of stock in the Chi
o&go. Rock Island and Pacific Rail
road company, the holding company
for the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway company, filed suit
in the Pott county district court this
afternoon, asking for a receivership
for the latter company.
Mrs. Mcneil petitioned for the APP
pOintment of a receiver for the hold =
ing company and that the receiver
be authorized to start suit against
u. G. Reid, w. H. Moore, f. S.
Moore, ]. s. Moore and other per-
sons owning a majority of the stock
in the railway company, for the re-
Covery of $145,000,000. The plaintiff
also asks judgment for 100000 with
interest since May 1 last.
Reid and his associates are charg
ed with dishonesty, fraud and con-
spiraCy, in the petition. The Central
Trust company, of New York City,
is also referred to in similar charges
The plaintiff charges that through
mismanagement the stock of the
holding company has deprecated to
$25 a share. She also asks the court
to remove Reid and his associates as
directors of the railway company
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-30
CROWN PRINCE WINS IN
ATTACK FROM NANCY
Army Under Frederick Wilhelm Is
Advancing Toward Meuse
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON, Aug. 29-An official Ber-
lin dispatch by Marconi wireless says:
1.-THE army led by Crown Prince
Frederick Wilhelm is advancing toward
Mouse. The troops under the crown
prince of Bavaria We're attacked from
Nancy, on the south but the enemy was
driven off. German marines, return
ing from Scutari have joined the Aus
TRAN forces engaged against Servia and
stormed the first line of mountains
metres high on the banks of the
Drina.'
Cologne and the Rhine provinces
nave contributed 100000 marks toward
the fund for relief of refugees from
East Prussia. The American assistant
secretary of war, Henry S. Brecken-
ridge, who is charged with a special
relief mission to Europe, has expressed
his gratitude for the support he has
| received in German and Austrian Off
cial circles
The correspondent of the Reuter-
Telegram at Athens says:
According to a semi official state
! ment, news has been received from a
| trustworthy source at Constantinople
| that 200 German officers and sailors as
well as quantity of ammunition
passed through Bulgaria Friday on
| special train on the way to Constan
| tinople.'
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-30
Germans Slacken Pace

LONDON, Aug. 29-The French
embassy received a telegram describ-
ing the situation on the French front
from Somme to the Vosges as the
same today as it was yesterday" The
telegram adds that the Germans seem
to have slackened their march, and
from the evidence of German prison.
ers the gravity of their losses is con-
firmed
one hundred and sixty railway
trains loaded with German troops
have passed through Belgium from
the southwest toward the northeast
according to an Antwerp dispatch to
Reuters. This, it added, indicates
that the Germans are sending troops
back on account of the Russian ad
vance.
The German force at Brussels has
been reduced to a minimum. These
hundred and sixty trains which pass
ed through last night, the dispatch
| continues, were transporting one
army corps with full equipment and
TT would appear that the rapid ad-
vance of the Russians is compelling
| the Germans to withdraw theii
troops from the line of the Meuse.'
A Central News dispatch from Ant
werp says that during the latest
fighting there King Albert of Bel
GUM was himself under fire for two
hours.
| A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company from Antwerp says
the Belgian government declares of
ficially that several forts at Liege
are still resisting.
The Fortress Namur was complete
| ly evacuated by the Belgians on the
afternoon of August 30, Lieut.. Dep
per, Belgian, commanding the cyclis
section at Namur, reported to the
official bureau.
| Lieutenant Deppe said when he lef
Namur the Germans had knocked t.
pieces three forts northeast of the
town with Howitzer fire. They ad-
vanced between these forts, anC
bombarded the town Namur was
evacuated when the defenders were
unable to Withstand the heavy artil-
lery fire. The Germans concentrated
several guns simultaneously on eacf
fort and shattered it. They attack
ed in three formations, the from
rank lying, the second kneeling ant
the third standing.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-30
|EXAMPLE OF WORK
OF AD CLUBS IN U. S.

The following story IS taken from
the current number of The Fourlh
Estate" 1t illustrates with partlcu-
lar point the present cleaner adVer- !
Using movement that is being foster
ed by ad clubs throughout the couh-
try. Advertising is now being placed
in papers with an idea of convincing
the people of the truth and honesty
of the advertiser. The statements
made in connection with advertising
are expected to be taken at their
face value because of the truth OF
their assertions. In this section Inc
Arizona Republican has been a lead
er in the movement, in fact The Re
publican can claim to be with truth
one of the first papers in the United
States to foster this policy!
"Another Fraud Advertiser Fined
after the expenditure of much
time. money and trouble the Ad-
| vertising club of Columbus, Ohio, has
won suit for fraudulent advertising
against Harry Hart, a local tailor,
| "Bv means of an illustrated display
advertisement in the Columbus Dis
!
claimed, in a way to give the pubic
the impression that because the gov
eminent had reduced the import tar
if on wool, he was able to sell suits
valued at from $40 to $50 for $12.75.
The club Immediately started ac-
ton for alleged violation of the Ohio
fraudulent advertising law on the
! grounds that since the tariff on
WoOlens was not off or reduced when
this advertisement appeared, surely
the defendant was guilty, following
the language of the state, of publish
ing an advertisement which con-
tanned ANY assertion, representation
or statement of fact which is untrue
or deceptive"
The defendant was fined $25.
THE case was carried through by
the vigilance committee of the Ad-
vertising club of Columbus"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-30
Belittles Naval Battle

NEW YORK, August 29-Count
Won Bernstorff, German ambassador
to the United States, announced he
had received no confirmation from
his government Of the destruction of
the German cruisers in the North
sea by the British fleet, but he as
sumed the newspaper accounts were
correct.
Il do not account it in any sense
| 4 great naval battle" he said 1T
seems that the entire British fleet at
tackled and sunk a few German ships
doing outpost duty"
/ The evening news quotes a nom
commissioned officer who was in the
| thick of the battle of Heligoland whose
destroyer picked up many German
wounded, as follows:
I'VE came upon the German ships I'M
awares, The action was hot while it
| lasted and we must have done lot
of damage. Many Germans We're badly
| wounded; twelve of them died on the
way and were buried at sea-"