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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
White Mound

A. Henry of Grand Forks, n. d.,
visited few days last week at the
home of his sister, Mrs. M. r. Prouty.
Miss Cecilia Hutter went 10 Bear
Valley one day last week to spend her
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Arnold
GTeensch
MIS-. D. Magic went to Madison last
Thursday to visit Mr., Magle.
T.. L. Yaffe attended the auto show
at Richland Center Saturday.
j. L Conner is on the sick list
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
Fairfield

We learn that Charlie Cline and
auily are soon to move back to their
I'd home neighborhood in Fairfield
Grey will occupy the Plummer home
With the owner Guy Plummer who
b .s lived alone most of the time since
he death OF his mother several years
ago
81 Luce is confined to his bed Ky
illness
Lawrence Luce expects to go to
Oregon in the near future where he
will be employed by his brother, John,
during the coming season
Harry Davis has been quite iii for
week past
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
ChIdren's Diseases Very PrevaIen

Whooping cough is about everywhere
Measles and scarlet fever almost as pad.
Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for inf1amed threats and coughing. Mrs.
&c. Hostler, Grand Island, Nebr says:
"My three children had severe attacks
of whooping cough, and very few
doses of Foley's Honey and Tar gave
great relief" C. w. Whitman.-Ad-
vertise nent.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
Foley Kidney Pills Successful for
Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble

Positive in action for backache, weak
back, rheumatism, kidney bladder
trouDl es. P. J. Boyd, Ogle, Texas
CATER taking two bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills, my rheumatism and kid
ney trouble are completely gone" Safe
and effective. q. w. Whitman
Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-02
CHECK CHRONIC
RHEUMATISM NOW
RHEUrIA Thoroughly Drives out
Deep Seated Uric Acid Poison

There is only one way to be free from
Rheumatism-the accumulated impuri-
ties caused by an excess of Uric Acid
poison must be expelled from the body
That is what RHEUMA will do and do
it thoroughly. If you suffer from any
form of Rheumatism-Sciat Infiam-
matory, Arthritis, Muscular, Lumbago
or Gout-get a bottle of RHEUMA
from Fisher Bros. for 80 cents-it is
guaranteed.
For six years | was cripple on
crutches from Rheumatism. One bot
tie of RHEUMA cured me completely
j. K. Greenberg, 223S Cottage Grove
Ave, Chicago, Hi.-Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meeting Of A. J. Clarke Bible
Class Of Fourth Street IA. &.
Church Held Last Night

The annual meeting OF the A. J.
Clarke Bible class OF Fourth Street
NJ +. church was held last evening
in the parlors Of the church on Chap.
line street The gathering was one OF
the most enthusiastic conducted by
the class since its organization An
excellent supper was served early In
the evening and this was followed by
a business session Excellent talks
were delivered by several OF the mem.
bCrs.
The following officers were elected
President, ]. s. Reed vice president.
J. SeamOn. treasurer. George W
Kern. The president delivered a
speech. saying that he would appoint
committees 20 aid officers in carving
out work during the year a resOlu
lion Was adopted by the class pledg
ing the best efforts 81 all 10 bring he
attendance OF the class up 10 100 by
Christmas The class enrolment is
now about 20 Piano and vocal selec
lions we're rendered BY Mrs BEEN and
Mr. Marsh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
LOCAL HI" READY
FOR HUNTINGTON
CHAMPIONSHIP or STATE HIGH
SCHOOLS IL AT STAKE
Players ON Each Team WIN WON IN
tlngly 20 Bring Honors TO Their
Respective Schools.

The stage j. now set for the coming
OF the Huntington High school eleven
TO do mighty battle with the local "Hf'
on the Island grounds Saturday Tor the
e ampionship OF the Ohio Valley. with
light workout yesterday yesterday
afternoon and the, holding OF light
signal practice this morning the final
touches 60 the local machine will have
finished Coach Guy Golden last night
expressed himself as being very well
saushed with the way In which the old
goid and Blue jerseyed lads went
through the playse yesterday
Huntington will come here with a
repertoire OF all around open play
with the exception OF dazzling ne losais
according to a Hunting paper. In thise
they VIII be sadly mistaken ~ the com
slant drill WHICH Captain McGranahan' =
men nave been given H. not forgotten
before tomorrow afternoon Since
the View lhily game Coach Holden has
spent much time in developing a AZ.
Tense against the forward pass In fact
mat Kind OF coaching was not needed
IN great measure a. the Inability Of the
locals % fothom the open play of the
20 De slump A. in the past few teams
here.
The condition Of Coach uoIden's sauad
10 nov better than at any time this sea
son. The recent changes in the uneup
arc WorkinE out satisfactorily and the
players are an showing n much better
hFhtnF spirit It o. evident that III
Huntington caps the game to-rnoruovv
they viii have % play brand OF FOOT.
ihi never seen around Wheeling before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
All Wool Trousers
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ATTORNEY HOLT
GETS VERDICT
JURY IN DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
B. & o. ALLOWS 5000.
Action Brought as Result Of Mounds
willie Attorney Being Struck
by an Engine.

After being out for almost two
hours the jury in the case Of Attorney
]. Howard Holt. OF Moundsville.
against the 3. a. o. Railroad Com
pany brought In a verdict for $1,000.
The jury reported to Judge Hervey in
the Marshall county Circuit Court at
$40 o'clock last evening. and after
the verdict was read the court dis
missed the jury. Following the read
ing of the finding. the customary mo-
ton for a new trial was made and will
probably be argued at a later date.
The plaintiff entered suit for s1O..
900, claiming damages for injuries
sustained when he was struck by a
switching engine while crossing the
tracks of the defendant company at
the Benwood Junction station. about
nine months ago. NJ. Whalen. who IL
named as one OF the defendants in the
suit. was the engineer on the locomo-
tive which struck Mr. Holt Attorney
Martin Brown. OF Moundsville. ap-
peared FOR the plaintiff. while Captain
A. l.. Hooten appeared as counsel for
the defendant company.
Shortly after 3 o'clock the last wit.
ness was examined and the attorneys
started arguments. which lasted until
3 O'Clock. when the jury retired 70
lts room for elaboration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
FEDERAL LEADERS
PLAN FOR YEAR
EEW PLAYERS VIII BE srourn nv
1NprvIDuAL TEAMS THTs
YEAR
Nesting OF Magnatss 60 ne Hsld I'm U.v
rork frtday-May Secure
rankee Club.

a decidedly different plan has he,
sdopted b. the Federal League nlaRnafes
l1r lhe disposition 81 players for the
coming season This statement bas
been made by owner Charles Veerba1,
OF the Chicago Federal league team,
Last year the players for the Iearu..
we're secured BY different management.
ana then pooled for the purpose of hav-
league expected TO have n team dlirtnv
the 1914 season. This. however. rrovfa
very unsatisfactorv. iuaamuch AZ 800
efal or the star players that we're
elsned ~ Joe Tinker. manager Of the
chicasO Feds. were pooled. and the rc-
suit was that not one ri them piave1
IN chicago. Followers Of the Fed tom
ln chicago are confident that had -
least one Of these stars been Teamed
~ ne thicaHo management the WINDY
the TOD of the ladder AN the narnafes
~ the FEDERAL league Will meet lr Nst.
YORK city FRIDAY. ~ which time rever1 Z
important matters VIII be- taken up ana
eecided On Do connection with the COM
one hing that has been decided q
that there VIII be no pooling on piave-r
this season. Zach team vii have fh,.
rsryices N any player signed by d. TIM.
the clubs have already seriirsd ne 80.
ices n some ~ che stars ~ the part
season
Another important matter that viii
also pc taken up ~ this time Be- thst
YORK american league club. This. hos.
ever H. only rumor. AZ % BE- said mat
me Ward nrofherr. owners ~ the nr0os -
lFn fedfralleaFue team have been sn.
preached on the subject and thsv are
Barehsss ne frsnehis. w. s@r,oy,gs3 ~ sog ,ai
malnlng teams In the circuit Were pro
tscted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
MAY BUY TEAM
Wseshman oiekerins With c. p. Taft
For Chicago Cubs.

CINCINNATI. Oct % Charles
Weeghman. president OF the Chicago
Federal League club. held a confer.
ence here today with Charles p. Taft.
owner OF the Chicago National league
team. That a possible purchase BY
Mr. Weeehman Of Mr. Tafts interest
In the Chicago Nationals was discuss
I'd was admitted but further than this
no announcement was made AZ TO a
result OF the conference. Mr. WEIGH.
man IL reported TO have left this city
Immediately after the conference. pre-.
sumably for the east. where a meet.
ing Of the maEnatcs Of the Federal
League is 20 take place tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
MnuA2v,,
1NMMWA
YALE-W. & ].
GAME INTEREST
EYES or Lovers OF THE DAMN
TURNED ON THIS CONTEST
ron SATURDAY.
middle west Team Expected 70 HOLD A..
own and May Even DO Better
with the Els.
(BY ''PEP.")

t6A EEf.l
The gridiron to which All ewes yin n.
turned Saturday will be the home of The
Blue at New Haven There the fas,sst
scoring machine In the middle west
W. J.. will battle with Franz III
hey Els for the 1914 foot ball honors
me harvard Tale game. TO the greatsr
there on thst S DsinE already settled.
VIII meet Nolplane. and efforts 10 car
~ me ball over the coveted chalk line
route. " the aerial
: OF. on the other hand. w. a J. NAV
- npnsn wonders with the work OF
the great Speigel. This lad WAS smotb
cred IN the Harvard game two wseEs
ago. by reason OF the fact thai bis
pow as an open field runner was seen
PROVIDED for his being smothered AZ
IAN bridge. October 10. But the fact
MAJ Ne H watched. probably as no
sihSe the demise OF Ted Coy, was the
s9Iden opportunity for Goodwin and
With ibs 70 sor set IN their deadlyl WORK
oeIeated Haughtons invincibles
Inc defense of the Blue no doubt has
ward passing. the like of which bas
never been uncorked in the sacred
sttnosphere OF the Big Five before. aut
gotten the work OF the Detroit hov =
year ago. Is well night unbelfeVshlc
afisr ~ VIII be toss up until
~ winch style of
game the crafty kolwen will depend on
Open Game.
The foot ball world realizes thai Tar
TAR - 10 meet Tartar in the wide open
same, Tor In what W. * j. has perfected
lale mas tried successfully and the sue
supporters are beginning 70 feel conf
oent mat the Bull Dogs days OF exDeri-
nentlng are over. In fact Hinkey has
wrought wonders In prying the Ellis
away from the closed formation wbirb
undoubtedly will prove Yale the master
oNer harvard when those teams meet
hS saturday before ThanksgiVing
Ihe decisive drubbing delivered Notrs
lame oy yale. and at that with the
same game with which the Little Giants
OF the West hoped to defeat the BIue
proves that the eleven OF the east which
can successfully boast OF mastering tba
psssing game. Is Yale. A year ago the
Ills were In a quandary with the STYLE
OF attack OF ages drummed into their
very souls To-day they are by FAR tbs
Dest opponents OF the passing game in
ths east ana the change Is wonderful
The eleven which will 20 out OF NNsst
ern Pennsylvania to New Haven 10 bst
TIE with the Lords of the East undoubt-
cdiy VIII be the best in team work Of
the two. W. g. J. with a veteran team
ana plays That have been worked 70 Der
iecuon. has an advantage over an eleven
that inaugurated its present stvIe -
attack less than six weeks ago What
Yale boasts OF at the present a. si,c-
cessful In the embryo stage, IS season
Black. "N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
OFF FOR YALE
Waah-Jeff. Root nan warriors Isft
Last Evening for seat 81 war
with Yale Saturday.

WAsWINGTON. Pa oct a2-uan.
oFer r. NJ. Murphy with lR strong grid
iron warriors. representing WarhaInf
college. lrft tniH evening for New rII-
ven. where on saturday thfN viii stack
arms against The strong Yale nrrrnrn-
ton o. tnc east. The players are Cap
tain truikahank. Weahnrhfr Mexican.
patterson. "ltiIi' Nuuuklna. Vic Nnmn-
klna. iiofman. Hoviil Goodwin epicFel
Elrmiug. Young Moacr. stohha Mc-
btitt Wlmherly. McCrelrht end With
ora uuuu
Tho Red and riact PLAYERS ere in
FouI condition and b. Saturday should
o. lu Wufuu form The practice IHIa
afternoon was spirited. In.Hurrnw az
tefnugu thc squad viii d. frkru 90
lourtlludf park Tor a signal dflil 1ud
ln the evening viii Journey on 90 New
Na en-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
RURAL SCHOOL
DAY OBSERVANCE
GOVERNOR HATFIELD's PRocLA.
NATION TO BE CARRIED
OUT TODAY.
Interesting Program Arranged for
Celebration Throuahous State.
Many 20 Take Lunch.

In observance of the proclamation
recently issued by Governor II. d.
Hatheld, all rural schools In the coun
" OF Ohio will observe to-day as rural
school day. Practically all the schools
in the country district have arranged
an excellent program, which will be
presented during the day. The fami.
lies and patrons of the schools have
been invited to attend the schools to-
day. and many win make their ap-
pearance at the school building with
their lunch, and viii be prepared to
spend the entire day. The idea that
Is expected to be brought out in to-
days celebration Is the making Of
country life more attractive, and the
offering Of inducements for young
people TO stay in the country.
Program.
The following program viii be car.
ried out during the day:
Forenoon Program.
Song and devotion.
Reading the proclamation OF ths
Governor
The relation Of good roads TO rural
school improvement: (a) a. to school
attendance; 90 AZ to central graded
schools
Recitation BY a pupil. "ootobers
Bright Blue Weather" Olson Reader.
Book -
The rural high school. fal A. the
country youths opportunity. fb) As
permanent community investment.
lntermission.
G2 20 oclockD
Basket community dinner-Ath-
letics and games.
Afternoon Program.
~ o'clock
SONGS
The county a. the unit Of school
taxation and administration: fal
Making the rate Of school taxation uni.
form over the whole county: Cb) I'm
proving the MANAGEMENT Of school AZ
fairs.
Composition By a pupil on What
Our School Needs"
a country school for country chill
dren, tal The teaching OF aFricul
tnrc. co. The teaching OF other sub
iccts In terms Of country life.
The social center" movement. Ca
An opportunity for farmers and their
wives and children 70 come together
frequently for a social rood time. Cbl
means Of securing the cooperation
OF The school and the home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
LEATHER WOOD
MAKES SCORE
MAKES TWO ToUCHDowHs AMI
KICKS GOAL ONCE AdAINsr
A. AND n.
colebank and BROOKS Were Instrumental
In Bringing About Sensational For
ward Passes
(By L n. CHEEK

srseial Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
hAl.ElGH, y. G, oct. 22.-fiefOre a
and NJ. Tech went Up against their
strongest opposing eleven Of the season
and although scored upon. were victorf-
Einia b. margin Of two touchdown-
Ihe score was 20 TO 10. Coming here n /.
an unknown quantity and with repu-
rate team, the West Nirginians gave TIE
Iechs ana their sympathizers distinct
surprise. They Also gave them a scare
ors piled ~ their points win the use
Or brilliant forward passing a stab
born brace BY the Techs prevented rur-
thgr SCORING on the part Of the viaitore.
Following the Initial klckon by
Brooks. ~ the West Nirginlans the 4
and n. crack backneid steadily began IT,
march towards the goal and was never
stopped until Tenney carried he nafi
over for the first touchdown The Sec
ond touchdown was made az the begin
ntter o. series Of tackle plays ana end
runs. Another tOuchdoWn foliowos
shortly afterwards. a 20 yard pass and
~ yard run aiding in the rush towards
goal The last touchdown came I'M M
iparth quarter after series ~ punts
and end runs. when sharpe picked ua
POI u flmhlsa By iiiddick and ran for 4
showed Pint.
West virginia soemen outciasssd dur
lng The nrst haf ana could not fsthofn
peared in the second half however IN
entirely different team ami for the drrt
time showed nFhf no was DOB thla QUAR-
Ger flaf the VISITORS made their two
touchdown. Two forward PASSES ~
dincrent times paved tho way for their
touchdown After an EXCHANGE ~
punts 8. and ~ ioFf the bail ~ : fum-
PIE aud The West Firgiuians soon made
first down
a pass neatly executed by Brooks fa
Iratheruood Melted 20 yardr serie.
~ line fiunRes then enabled Leather
wood t0 carry the ball over Hrun. :
failed 90 kick goal After the kichoff
follow inE this t0uc hdnWu. a. md 81
fumhlrd and fhr visitors again rfarfff
fHr guHi 40 exchange ~ punfr rtfuef,
matters ana then another ruar. Brook r.
o. Les fherwoo resulted Do touch.
down. The latter player mailing % nice
RON - ~ yards after catching e pass
Tor two yards lic then easily kioFad
GOAL
rhc West VirrinIana we're wert ti
both tackles. bot r. hlilfrh strength In
tneir rlny nfter fhr nrat half Leather.
wood. IfuuEa and TuiflIuL afaffaI flf
fna visitors I.fafiIH wood scored .U
d. team UuIufH aud showed GOOD
ltifmfuf Iu ruuulng fhr rlaFa rnleIHrL
featured uifn Ifa WUfN ~ hfrafInr rn
interference and also made several dif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
RECORD YEAR.

fn 90 fhe festive history ~ sport
ltlf muei stand alone Tor champion
chin aofharha The laurel has been
torn from almost every brow be-
meath TIE great white spotlight or
Tame Here are fhe uracfH ara lief
~ dethroned title hoideraa
1-Awfrlcan polo team
Cornell lr rowing
a-EunNHh crew nf Henley
white fltrhie lighfUeight
champion
Harold hilton. British amateur
ruf champion
U Taylor British open
fhHnI ior
tmerioln entry iu Davis cup
uHHfaHnH
Mclaughlin fo william in
Auifrlrnu hampton
ITHuNIH NI Iwrf. open champion
10-ferrF TraterH amateur golf
rfarIriru
30 Nae Norf alanfa National
"a Philadelphia Athletics. world
Champions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
MULFORD MAKES
WORLDS RECORD
Covers 100 MILES or CIRCULAR
DIRT TRACK IN 92;54IS.
Burman Finishes second After Leading
Until the Last Lap.

GALES BURG. III. oct 22-Raiph
Milford established new worlds rec
ord for a circular dirt track when he
covered the 100 miles IN to-day's auto
finished second In % OH after leading
the Held from the twentieth round. when
he ran out OF gasoline. Tom Alloy was
placed third In 93.37H.
Burman broke tho worlds record for
nifty miles on circular dirt track when
he made the hrst half OF the 100 mills
race In f5.4s. The previous record was
46:82
Jack Gable. Of Philadelphia, and F'rlt1
Walker, his mechanician. were injured
when the machine crashed into a fence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23

Townsend. Leathcrwood ?
Goals from TouchdoWn-Riddlck 2
Substitutions-A and NJ Townsend
Tor Ienny, Champion for Nanbrocklin
West Virginia; Webster for Muileuneix
stewart Tor Hutchinson. Coburn FOR
Barnard. Chenoweth for Curry.
Referee Maxwell 81 Swurthmore
impire-Carvcr. OF Western Mary
land.
Head Linesman-kluttz. OF Davidson
College.
Time OF Quarters minutes.
Attendance 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
FAIR MONT GOLFERS
IN q Contest watch Played win clarks-
burg Club, marion County
Team wins Easily.


Special Dispatch io the Intelligence.
FN1HMONr. vs. Va oct a2-FaIr-
mont Folt players reurcafufiug the Fnir-
mont tuuutr club. again won To-day in
n contest match against the Clarkahurr
club. Debating The visitors no the Falr.
mont country Club grounds. H. to o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
DAVE Says

The Balmacaan coat is good
for any old kind Of weather,
even the nice weather Of the
early fall.
Then il is good for the sIop-
Ply weather OF later in the fall.
And it is just the thing for
the cold weather Of the winter.
IL there are any additional
uses to which an overcoat or
topcoat should be put, it will
do the service.
kraus Bros. have THE Bal
maeaan stock Of the city.
Ask the man who has seen
them. Better still, drop in
and look them over yourself.
They come in three prices,
$15, SIS and $50. And
there's one on hand for you.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23

coopsratlys societies are very nu.
meroua In Europe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
EADIsoE TO zAsTITS TrHrv
madison Eleven WIN Play IA. q. d
NH rfsld sunday

Tire FL ~ MafNns Very Will
meet thr Ma1iHuus ~ WhaaInR. on the
Wili tnIf ncrf SUNDAY Hffrfu0fn The
.IulI 'nnH are requested fu nruaHf rf fha
Nfl4 promptly M 30 40 that tHa r4ms
may hf finished before fHr Martins
'ffrr Afhistic-tanai Dover rams 81 =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23

Tho United states On the last fiscal
year year sold fZl1 autos. valued al
- to3.i2f. 20 britain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
THE STORE YOU
CAN TRUST
think of the Ease of Selecting Your Winter
Suit and Overcoat Without Having
to Worry About the Price

Where all your thought and time can be spent
IN selecting the style and color you like--instead
mans time is spent in fitting you correctly and
helping you decide on the style best suited for
your particular need---instead of trying to per-
suade and induce you to spend more money re-
CARELESS OF your taste and needs. Shernan's
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
on. HorthsTn Ten Pin LsaFus.

Iapan's government railways have
a mileage Of 5.2l7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23

very garments guaranteed to be all WOOL hold their shape and col
honest straightforward business policy where the price
Lowered but one day the ShemanS
VIII find the
the best SIS and SIS clothes made
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-17
IN TWO NATIONAL DUELs

Fleeing together and balancing the fragments Of news which come from the scene of war in Eu- rope, it is clear that the great struggle, so far, is like two inter national duels. Austria-HungaEy is evidently to be relied upon, in the main, to hold Russia in check while the bulk of the German field army Is hurled upon France.
 It Is plain that tha German plan of campaign is to concentrate by far the larger part of tho army, including its best regiments and di- visions, for the invasion of France. Comparatively small and more mixed forces are to be given the task of guarding the Russian from tier and telping Austria-HungaTy roll back the armies of the czar
 At Sea Germany is waging az gressive war on Russia and her outposts are busy on the Russian border. but the main power of the German army is being directed against France. That country is the chief target. Upon France the weight of the sfirst heavy blows will fall Russia is treated with comparative indifference and dis dain because the mobilization of the Cars forces ia always slow. France is ready aDRd France must be met in the field at once
 The withdrawal of most of the Austro-HungariaD troops from Seryia and it's border is proof that nearly the full strength of the dual monarchy is to be used against Russia. The military experts in Berlinn and Vienna clearly believe that Austria-Hungary will be able to keep the Russian army fully occupied until Germany can dispose or France.
 It is a pretty theory which works out in two tremendous national duels. Only time can tell the result.