Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-09-19 | Page 2

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I ’ JX ’’ SX'-X ” ! 1 s ( 9 HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE M Destroyed Three r ns aubeuge Evacuated After Heavy Siege Guns SALT orts UTAH SATURDAY x ' SEPTEMBER 19 1914 ' a : V BABY SHOW ADVANCE EAST IN CITY — v wk GERMAN LAKE PRIZES TODAY PRUSSIA WARDED A 430 at m p I ' ! -J' London Sept 19 A belated thefollowing details of the dispatch received Maubeuge thirteen fall of which occurred September 7: investment of the by the Times gives south of miles On Austrian Mons ront Enemy Retreating of Pursuit One viiv If 1 1 hundred u Illi B t twentv-two LAV cILL and AL V ciJlll I J ' ' " in babies somes of Ox WO J § Is L the LLLv hand' JlflXlCl"' ' Salt Lalce were registered vesterdav held as an in- I at our Baby Show began August 2G and the first shell fell Pushed Vigorously corNER MAIN AND Broadway The on the 27th main attack was concentratedeast and north trocluction our New Infants’ Wear Department ort the Third loor “GOOD GOODS y'n’ 4oris De Boussois De Essarts and Cerfontaine were comIhree-babies each-in the five classes were selected for the final judg-ing estroyea by the heavy siege artillery pe ey town-suffered severely GIVE today iom the bombardment when valuable-merchandise which continued with great violence for twelve prizes’ will bo awarded the winners The Daily London T9— 1000 shells fell in Over single night near the railway station and : Telegraph's Rome a correspondent Mothers are requested to have the contestants here by 4 o’clock he learns from authentic ie no do eranee was partially destroyed The loss of life however was eight juctees source that German armyi-i-4Avitli all 10c purchases and re-deem today will be other than those of yesterday The comparatively small judging of these A corps have left rance and Belhandsome infants for the finals was no easy (ask but the judges were impartialand At noon September 17 the white flag was hoisted on the church gium for the'Russlanfrontier have alkei store full books for §250 in no connectionwith the To every baby and registered riclav Walker’s trumpets sounded Cease firing’ but the firing continued until will mail little reminder inside of several 3 o pretty dock m the afternoon k J weeks v 1 n run n LOtn UL U 111 (J Wil SC x Meantime the greater part of the garrison succeeded in evacuating Petrograd Sept 18 — Tlie'’following Special Sweepstakes Prize for the Most lection Perfect Baby The communicationwas issued today by the u ic town German forces marched in at 7- o’clock the evening by chief-ofi-the general staff Lhc Lorte dc Mons and the Porte de rance ” "On the front in EasternPrussia the armies of General Every baby already registered and here today will be eligible prize is for Rennenkampf 50c stopped von September 17 the the Most Perfect Baby regardless of age or whetlTer a winner in anv other class This offensive BATTLE WAGED AROUND had been cut "Major Stivers was Paris movement of the Germans Just as pretty u style as many of the more of the Director of the unable tq send word to At several points expensive decision will be the Baby Show and a prize of equal Ambassador the Germans are Herrick Tears Into his They reflect the latest value to will be given came eyes falling back and shifting to new demands of fashion any awarded positions Either when he saw the automobileon which piqu'e organdie or collars and ’or X? x'X!v roll flare X rxy X: M 'WYXx was-pain ted ‘‘In the service of the G “On the Austrianfront the pursuit of shaPcs3rd loor Auditorium— 200 Seats Music by Harmony String Quartette AMERICAN of the United States” Within Main loor the his niece were are an hour he and on enemy continues Russians —'tey' their the defensive positions of approaching way to Paris Sienawa Jaroslau and Przemysb Major Stivers was born in Brooklyn RETIRED ARMY OICER Ocivil and himself in the distinguished He was mentioned by General war Try to Rally Austriansfor conspicuous Rosecrans the’ in battle of Chickamauga 2-Clasp Paris Sept 18 — It is announced at His home recently has been in Paris Glove the Russiancapital according to a Major Stivers OctogenarianGARRISON O to the HavasagencyfromPetro-grad SEVEN that th Germans who were It is an admittedfact that there is likely to be a scarcitv of kid cloves Has Trying Experiences in IGHTS 250 GERMANS in the Kielce province of Russian Polandon learning of the Austrian J A America this winter owing to the war in Europe But at nrcqpnf It in vx rench Village (union of South Africa) Cape Townirom to fl 7 Mascoff Sept 18 force composed of 250 Germans ueieat rapidlyKrasnik to the south ward there is shortage of the famous “ Perrin”- gloves at — A three Walker’s We with Maxim guns attacked the intention 'of rallying the routed the British post at'Nakob Thursday have complete assortmentsin both the short and long styles But " consisted of seven policemen army we Paris Sept 18 — Trying experiencesThe garrison XX who until ammunition befell fought do advise purchasing season’s supply of cA’Jx'Zyour a Kid Gloves now while Major Edwin Jacob Stivers U was exhausted Those not killed RequisitionAll Germans S N retired and his niece Miss Stivers were taken prisoners the lots as to sizes and' colors x PprWe therefore makn Sept ’18 who were' caughtin the track of battle X 'X London military WxyXBXlWWTW — German authorities X the territory M dnvA tho-'onnrp fnrl nv ’c coin the li ttle village ARRANGING occupying fir Vaumoise EXCHANGE O VIA o ClULUL ixssur-e you around Kalisz in Russian Poland have forty-five miles northeast of Paris PRISONERS O A they could not be bought in the011 market at present to sell for less than WAR called to the colors all the German American Ambassador Myron T Her-'' J— there between the ages of inhabitants All the fall’ rick learned rench and German 1 J"' $150 wanted the major's Paris Septi IS — The 16 of and to dispatch to according a are arranging Reuter’s Telegram situation and governments sent Lieut for the colorings also white and black both plain and with Edwin Gre-Lel through Washington company from a exchange Jr one of the prisoners fit of the German subjects is young army officers of understood that fled SomeMany these were James W of contrast stitching Present price now attached to the embassy tn an Gerard the hasAmerican caught and to cabled to bing the Germany ere n tinged I and his major to the plan adhesion niece to Paris Lieutenant Grebel found tine AmeriCannon CapturedAin London Sept 18 — The official press 1000 can who is in his eightieth yeexr (brok-en bureau says the government has in health The Sept 18— Reports from Russian major said the Brit-i that the ish troops had information GerYnah Rome been in the village on sources is emphasize the magnitude government prepared to communicate 30 and 31 and the to 1 p flists of British prisoners in their of the Austriandefeat The number of 10 a in Germans Orders from September to the-10 rom m — No Phone Rhe re had handsin return for similar information caniwn by the been good deal of RussiansIs around as to German prisoners here It is now placed 'at 1000 Jus cottage He paintedshooting a small Amer-iican lists will flag contemplatedthat such which piece ot AT 19c ona board include as to the physical HOUSE DRESSES nailed to the cottage and this information Austrian Piihlin AnYi'miQ was of the prisoners will be (Usually respected conditions About 25 of these dressesand should be sold in an Miss Stivers however periodically Blue black and gray grounds with neat figured patternswas Sept- 18 made to do all kinds of work "Vienna — In the complete hour They include Crepes’-Voiles wlor the German soldiers such of satisfactory-details Linons and Ratines Sept All to as serv-them Bordeaux IS John regarding sizes up W Garrett and including 46 Cut full and at table tea and in' Galicia Daintily trimmed and finished their horses making American minister— Argentina the progresstheof Servian campaignfrontier Nearly all sizes has received the permissionas a representative and alongpublic ample length Limi two to a customer All their food was except poof is to Myron T Herrick Austrian tatoes American waiting with1 muteto a customer Be here early on whichthe-they lived several to visit patience’efor some ambassador to andrance the definite news as days Some last Germans the prisoners of war really camps Stivers said declared they Mr Garrett happening each day receives from the “UNION-MADE” AT 69c " had had BED AT 79c eat for prisoners Ever since it became known that nothing to them letters three days almost which after being Russia He says ho saw scrutinized by rench officials are was making great headway in Covered with' a- fancy potatoes and x cotton challie Well made Heavy blue denim With or without bibs carrots to him to be forwarded to their Galicia the comment in All sizes Vienna all of with destinations been the means communication Just thing for guarded the editorials " camp use or outdoor sleeping and lengths We have the-coats to match also at 69cj for dealing chief ly with the German campaign In TLiiniL two co a customer this sale western Europe The presence size Limit ibne suit to a customer of 70000 Polish refugees -the -town 1 Je -to 1 °i WE -The M’KELVEY VOUCHERS SECURITY -r --Sept -4-says -f-4- ’ ’-The ’’ ' 4-4- - - -4- a ’ ‘ - 1 -n i t - l V - - r- - - t 1 t ' 4 ' -in : ( J - Latest - definitely Neckwear -This -judgment J- - - - - - ''X X ' X- 1 -vestees HOME - V : !- X v ' x' -XXsgXX ambassador ‘ - - -The -v (Galicia) 66Perrin9s Sale September iS ”Kid Gloves gallantry ’ Specially eaturing f dispatch Corona” - zOBWs ' e campaigning ' - -retreated Hi -no -with " ' - : O -their ‘ I -l are-unbroken lr ! g ’ aboutn - - ' -X’ - 1 -''X r ’ ' r TJ -r f- i 7 ’ 1 5 -yesterday v - Petrograd- ' ' ambassador automobile Germany’s This Morning’s received Sales Economy Basenient ' fr 1 -’captured - a ' 'Whichhe PERCALE interchanged -- ' absence Limitone wa-tering -to ’! - - -taken ‘ ‘ detention - toPa8IsM®J°r -of J! Z-'-As -what ‘ HEAVY ' - -is - eat'Taw OVERALLS COMORTERS returned ’ newspapers-has " - y -Large J 2 f ’ ' l f - ? - from Galicia however added to the constant arrival of trainloads of U wounded tends to offset this reticence police recently issued succeeded irr their flight there are warning persons against spreading German owned steam and sailing war' news under threats of vessels which are held as prizes of the severest penalties Spies are found war They include the cafes and oh everywhere streets North German-Lloyd ANGLO-AMERICAN trying to TO private overhear conversations steamers Prinz Sigismund from Kobe and then hasteningto the police whichis held at Brisbane the freighter and denouncing suspected persons Pfalxal at Melbourne the Stolzenfels at Hundreds of arrests already1 have been Sydney the Scharzfels at Adelaide and made and many persons have been several vessels placeds under more or ront of belongingto the German less strict police and Trace (Correspondence of AssociatedPress) AustralianSteamship company at surveillance" Mission to Sept IS Even in these days Newcastle Slav ’deputies in —bomb-dropping reichsrath and Cover of and mined ground have’ been States shells that reduce a’ fort with a single imprisoned" These? include shot there are not lacking AT Dr Kramarz the Czech leader ‘of Other adventurous "W by' King Albert neutrals who long to get into the BE Commerce and industry are paralyzed the Anglo-American throughout the dual European fight Hence A that Lord Lyve-de’n of export has threatenedthe contingent stoppage of ruin of some of the largest industries i nobleman some years (Correspondence of the Associated In Berlin Sept notably the refining of sugar North Carolina is organizing Allgemeine 18— publishes Norddeutsche millions Rew York Sept 18 — Mm'- Vander-veldc X X Press) It is not the intention of Lord Lyve-den official of Zeitung pounds of which sent wife of- tbe Belgian minister of Rotterdam Sept 18 —Of the German to interfere with President Wilson's from the German administration to Great Britain Irdin and other"nuualiy dispatches points desire'of strict of Refiners state reached York today aboard uhlans' of has been neutrality Louvain stating that though are endea-mripg to find some New whom so much American from fifth to' a seeks only British a sixth part of the gett-ntT’' thrisnrxinrl the Cretic with an' appeal to the men heard in the European war He in therefore means of by' Luigi Bar-zini subjects city is in theUnited States Americans ruins most of the public dire it or England and widely-known 'Italian war who Britain or buildings have been preservedincluding In order' relieve ‘he women of America fur aid for the are resident in financial financial people of "says in taken the beautiful city hall stress- the has Belgium1 whose homes have della have out British citizenshipdecided to regarding government organize credit ’bank been laid waste by war Sera: which there has been so much discussion war besides a y besides to organize such Permission a number of loan institutions so that Vandervelde made the follow-1 “As we neared small station and has onlv recently tbeen granted The dispatches say that th® industrial enterprises be ing maythe train lessened its speed St Peter’s cathedral Xx over 200 to was such tht carried throughthe war statement:: we saw a by the British war office-yet small troop of cavalry already enrolled Plans are to the building can be restored' easilv and Outside of Vienna and Budapest’ the Vandervelde wife of- the guarding the have railroad crossing form half an infantry battalion of 480 the art patrol of uhlans were protected by’Ger-man whole country is lifeless It isand' aonar-ently Belgian minister of state has come Their — and of soldiers The demeanor was calm' men one or" two squadrons cavalry German officers did denuded of aeiive men Though to tbe United States from they were in the each "besides small country their oR150 men everything possible to a strange and quiet Antwerp enemy’s check the fire oppressive Then to carefree attitude the impression if at the end of four of the residents are returning The great factories are closed to appeal the generosity of the gave iTlic that they: were the command passes the inspector and some-of the shops have been streets of the small merely in a: maneuver months towns are deserted greatAmerican democracy on camp X the men will take the ancient army Trains are being operated on save for a' few children here and there and oath of allegiance to not' to the railway countrymen— “The swarm of cavalry the'king between Louvalmand Brussels There any workers in the which the — as a Britain— rand go to the front The fields women-rwhose land has courts of justice have are the Germans send out are to be found Great Women performing Unit’ by their sessions in heaviest tasks to loading tlie horrors of war everywhere on any highway on ’any Louvain even of patin is — their business freight oars 'through no fault of their1 own and to see as thousandsof whom are now destimuch as possible They show themselves O The trains on most of the lines are tute they ride until running on- few restricted schedules and Thousands have Jost all they everywhere they are fired on there are had land this up Solitary houses' farms money keeping soldiers guard the very tools with which they’ until they have located the O the railway’ stations got their dailv bread Theirs is the task 'of riding into enemy death Paris Sept 18 — In a dispatch from bridges and tunnels Troops are seen Thousands" The entire front of the Odessa the correspondent of the Havas rarely all are even withoutclothing and nave of having gone to the front enemy is York Sept 1S— The number says the government press Red Cross stations have become wanderersand outcasts at them! and the’ agency been set up many of them in United States the gates of their earth organizations at Constantinople has forbidden at the principal: depots and are killed- Now and then howeverone relief to destitute which are extending the use of the word ready to receive the wisnes to ell of them to escape to bring “Petrograd” nine anuerveide manages batants in has Europe surpassednew authoritative The question of caring wounded the people what she’ has the information (which otherwise is noncom of St Petersfor the unemployed all name expectations it was announced burg obtained and ordered is seen herself the stream of refugees by officers in their rear'mak-ing In Turkish newspapers assumingserious by the committee of proportions leaving Malines mercy especially in and the uw van Lite Litpiiai ol reiersourg Vienna observations)' order to increase the facilities for Budapest he murderous raids of bombardment have been gi ven the Zeppelins “Tlie fire with which the Many hundreds work are theis committee of of mercy fortifications and the story of the of received permits of a fair of constructing along the burning the fortyeight contemplating formation Louvain She wishes to tell them the strength of the "enemy for they Danube in- the neighborhood of state committeesto Vienna also of the sublime courage: of the have been know 'that usiially all the soldiers collect Independent Hundreds more sent from and distribute funds intrusted IN Belgianpeople before shoot as soon as the cavalry of the enemy to them it was towns into the countryto work in the stated fields A few hours slie left Antshows the committee of The membership In King Albert of "Belgiumsent uhlan is Vienna funds are being raised The German LOW PRICES employed comprises prominent men his secretary to Mme mercy many Dr to feed the Vandervelde for reconnoissance and including ’Charles but the purposes and 1'2 lbs unemployed women W Sngar $100 per nack ?800 to wish her good tick to tell what is and contact demands aro fast becoming intolerable known Eliot-1 president emeritus of Harvara her that-the king approvesher work In the first of these capacities since besides the unemployed th city I’rof William M Sloane of Princeton MASON RUIT JAKS is of for help for the he endeavorsto locate the 55c Quarts 5c 90c with Galician appealing without Mitchel of York PintH becoming crowded enemy Mayor New Vincent refugees to the people of Belgian refugees running into his fire doing this Astor Brandeis August Belmont RUIT JARS She brings with her also 'usually in fromS America of llapgood Mrs J JU Quarts $125 groups twenty?to Norman BordenHarriman a letter front Queen Elizabeth In thirty move with Airs' Henry Payne Whitney dMrs Kreisler Suffers Injury vanguard the of her which flankers and guard 'Atherton and Ida Tarbell queen approves rear Gertrude mission In screen work tlie uhlan is used to Vienna via Paris Sept 19 ritz August Belmont Vandervelde Implores the infantry or Kreisler — who cover artillery advances 1 the violinist American people to help1 — has been servingAustrian taking a position on the flank as soon in the army has repatriate all these poor people as this has been accomplished to to Vienna recover from to start them again in life in new In contact the task is sustained he was work asthe uhlan rides in AS when ridden Their sufferings- arc- unhomes by Barzini by during down Cossacks the first battle uttprablv terrible and hundredsof small bodies until he has at drawn the Lemberg z the breadwinners fathers busfire of the enemy Instead of retreating' CAbH GROCEll” bands and sons have been killed in the as he may vdp in ordinary rccon-noissance (Correspondence of Associated 41-43 Into the war twork he endeavorsto trace Is it not right and fitting that the front of the 18 x riding parallel Australia Aug Australia those who enemy Sydney 353S Sept 19 It is reported here can help should do so at1 1’IIOXE to il— usually until the last man is shot fired her first ‘shot in —the war that the telegraph —and this telephone wires moment?' Vandervelde down The contact action has is week to1 prevent the escape of out of Pola is that Mme the great naval-port convinced her cry for help meathe thGerman and been bloselj- observed from Three (Oe cans Seco Iily Milk will be heard owned vessels which were arsenal of Austria situated on the Bay that it is not in vain front and the advance and in ports Silver LearSOcJatru — lb SI50 can 50c oil orto Delle Rose that she is German caught Australian There was to the Amer-' on the Istria peninsula appealing of the infantry is governedby wild the part of nearly a on have been cut and that scamper the informationgained at the peas lomufoes cans 25c bombs Xican people a score of German boats to get away-While 'Corn have been throwninto the barracks the uhlan for whom there expense is lour of no the NorthGerman-Lloyd hums and baconut lowest steamer Renort has it also that mines have hope as soon as he is detailed for this Seydlitz and three other been discovered German vessels market in the canal leading to of duty but who from all accounts does the Luneberg the arsenal Linden and Ulm laid bv which were to mind this part of his not seem the Austrianauthorities i ’ - Let YowBoyx’ - a-decree r pnng H 1 I I I ou 1 ti S- OR AID GERMAN UHLANS LYVEDEN RIDE ORGANIZING adozen un-f&vtfrable " -in az APPEALS - -The m OR -the THE BELGIANS DEATH RECKLESSLY ' ORCE - 5 Locate MmeVandewelde's Enemy K -Six ' Approved -the i -United ‘ " ’ ' -London Advance Troops CATHEDRAL LOUVAIN CAN RESTORED EASILY GERMAN REPORT ' -Xi' t of - the good very the hoys like why - reasons’ -monarchy -SAYS -The 11 i - - 1 t- our " - residence a 5 -The ‘ ' - ' is store best the here always find that they styles and patterns i-are they -tn -nx-e like a the selection is correspondent t the most the-Corriere! papers ' ’ ' varied to a-' be found I ' - - v- - - contingent Mme various- T a -damage ’ ‘ I ' Q ' ' ' Mme - 1 OU w? a -fc-orks : like ’LL able the good depend- 'qualities’ we’ll - pre-sents detachments Many show : - - reopened y'V 'Ci and-the v' X - I J M rtefoV nrriJ you dr - prices X X'X behalf -X ‘ - extra are rea-sonable-th of-her -men are-scarcely X ' XX -X wf 1 Wil ‘W : w J resumed having goods cl -been been -ravished ' - - i bought before 1 we give you -It 1 - the war began benefit the r-‘PETROGRAD’ 1 - COMMITTEE PLANS a and - -and -I J u MERCY ORGANIZATION STATE AUXILIARIES -passengers -and ' UNDER BAN AT-CONSTANTINOPLE M ' New established - bureau - CLOTHES SAMPECK Standard of the America X ’ ' ’ -X Other boys $5 makes as - for ' ' $18 to- -by stretchersare ' 1 i -the ‘ tonight -American ! low $250 as IH ’ relief 1 ’ ? ' i : 1 -uhlans -work - School Caps Eall “Wunderhose-” elt Also 50c and Hats $150 75c STILL $1 and THE RONT RANKS itself’'---- - - guaranteed extraordinary for 2 an " --estimate11 privately - WTH -of entirely $1 pairs 4 - --werp in-tention 25c Hose B as-screen' -and ' ' - e 2-Quarts - iNecKwear vvaisis underwear ouoes ECOXOltV " - -Louis -Pints 2-Quarts ' -which ? ' :x : - v: " -z - - -Miss THMTT ' Mr Man - You 'N Come "returned ' -injuries I ' Wo 1 ’ll try the smartest of the new all fashionson our mfrrors and you may judge for yourself Hart Schaffner & Mari Clothes x Brandegee Kincaid & Co ’s Clothes The celebrated Clotbcraf Clothes X A range of prices from $10 to $40 Drop New Hats Caps Shirts ’ Underwear DOZEN GERMANSHIPSV':' HELD WAR PRIZES AT AUSTRALIAN PORTS described Bombs : ?! RICHARDS Barracks STREET WVATCH n-while ? J attack 5-lb TO-lh ’ Neckwear Belgiumto - ( t ? ‘ -THE you before ' is-treasurer Mme 1 - - 3 The Hose Treatment — UP — -not Shoes etc - X' UTAH’S Await Turkish Squadron Romehas Sept 19— The steamer - GREATEST CLOTHING STORE x - IN THE & KEARNS I" We Adams Redeem Co Grippe JAPANESE A MAKE GITS TO ALLIED ARMIES -A PUT O TEA YOUR rPROBLEMS’ HEATING JxX-XiL! ‘X X : - TO 2 - THE rc-n-J — ? SENDS Vouchers RENCH RECRUITS TO - BEAR GOAL - :X ! ' - ' TWINS your fires hotter HB - soot little smoke arid a white ash n - CAMP : WASATCH --lb r DE CASTEIANU HONORED BE X - Anti-kamnia I they’ll keep no ( 1 wesa La M entrance '--x Security or ivag-nana arrived at Naples from the’ It is quite refreshing these days to of orient and her officers report that the clearly deilned treatment for Influenza cr Paris Sept from 18— Telegraphing fleet Russian Llackis fceain the ’‘Lancet-Ullnic” Petrograd a of the Havas comprising La Grippe Dr In an article correspondent cruising twentyof units off the’ that Japanese tea James Bell of New York Git Agency says the Dardanellesready to en atsays he is convinced that too much medication of the Russian capital have merchantsthe inc ui man it it should is both and injurious piescnted with 100-000 squaoror unnecessary Russian leave the Golden army Horn grippe the When called to a case of la the tea Two hundredthousand pounds’of patient is usually seen when fever is are given to the English pounds 1914 present as the chill which occasionally and rench armies and 20000 pounds ushers in the disease ’has generally passed the Belgian to Dr Bell then’ orders that the bowels army away be openedfreely with salts “Actoids” or citrate of Sept 18'— AsReuter dispatch London magnesia or the high fever Sept 18 the from Paris says M Millerand severe headache pain and general soreness Bordeaum Acting on the —General Joffre rench minister of war has decided to one Tablet every three hours recommendation of signed is quickly followed decree send the 1911 class of troops into by Poincare a complete relief President camp Ask for de to the rank in Tablets They are also unexcelled raising Gen Castelanu order to sive them the most prac-J for headache of grand"’’ officer of the Legion neuralgia and all pains Legion of tical and rapid instructions x BtTILDING - Give and Influenza work a "v -x Gardner H ’ Hnert A-K IB Honor I - v A only 645L U' R C OA by lhe American Ku el Co mbbbebBBB :& -‘f i X : X X 4 - -1 H