davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ha5l&r de "a fUerza moral
del pueblo servio como de IN
hecho de ala importancja. pue
lie pa-eccr sorprendenCe, So
bretcdo, 81 Sc recuer5a Ia OPT
Mon cue tenia oc & Ell 0cci-
dente an-es de Ia lucEa con-
ira Turquia. Entonces Servia
aparecia como un pals peque-
nito de tres milloDes de habi-
tanteS, de IN porvenir compro-
metido por Ia GARCIA De una
salida hacia el mar. Ademas.
las yicisi:udes De su politica
International V J. larga lucha
de los partidos contra Ia d.
naStia de les Obgen2viCch. que
desapareci5 finalmenta en- uEo
de los dramas mas a5omina-
bleS de Ia Historic, hablan he
cho grocer una impression muy
mala. Por Ultim-!, el recuerdO
de Ia derrota de los servioS pOr
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Sc EXTRAVIO entire Seguin y San
Marcos, Texas. via Ncwbranfels una bolsa
de soda ncgra, conteniendo once pesos,
~cinCuenta ~ceptavos, ~v,liosos dismante, y
articulos do tocador. A la persona que
los dcvuelva Sc lie gratificark e~spiendida-
monte, sin hacer ninguna averiguacitn.
Dirtjansc a Carl W. Rsetzsch, Wood Bldg.
San Marcos, Texas.
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AVISOS
PROFESSIONALS.

DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE.-
De la Facu.tad de Mexico: sutorizsdo
en- ell Estsdo de Texas; especiaIista en-
eT fermedsdes Genito. Urinarias y Cru
jis en- General. Residences: Warren
st. AS. Telefono Travis 1897 Oficina:
Frost Building, Telefcnos: Nuevo l73.
Old Travis 3G4L
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ST EN- ST PUEBLO no hay agente dc
GA Prensa" dedtque,e listed n venderln
Y lie producirh nagnifica utilidad. Rsca-
banos y lie dsremos nuestra. condiciones
para los agcntes. I
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COMPRR I'd. ell Almanaque llustrado
para 1918 en- la Liberia de Lozano. soc
el ejemplar. Por correo toe u cualquier
parte dc los Estados Unidos.
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ARCADIA ORTEGA, Profesora de
piano, violin Y mandolin. osrecc sus SER
ricios PROFESSIONALS a precios muy modera-
dos. s23 Leona y Guadalupe.
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DR.. DAVID CERNA -Oficina: %03
Frost Building. Telefonos: Travis 1914.
Nuevo l73 Residences: Gale Norte Frio
sis: Tel&fonos: Crockett 75O5.
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te una politica practica, ha-
bill Y juiciOsa.
Esos resultados son Ia con-
secucncia de cualidades natu-
raics, pero que no pudieron
! desarrollarse sino despuGs del
Gambia de dinastia. Cierta-
mente que no hay para que
encontrar excuses a los tragi-
! COS V Sangrientos acOnteCimien
tos en- 1903 I,icieron desa-
parecer al ultimo representa-
te de los Obrcnovitch y a su
ac0mpanante; perO en- este
eX;Ste IN hechC que es neceSa-
rio comprobar: SOLO bajO sus
nuevos jefes ell pueblo servio
Ia podido progresivamente con
centrar sus estuerzos q Ia VS.
"a de una lnneISa tarea naclo-
nal. For Otra parte, eI solo
cambio de dInaStla no hGble-
Ia baStadC, pOrque, aunque
q ejercitO ServiC tenia eXcelen
deSde hacia mucho tempo
ties elementos de organization,
algunOS de los cualeS debla
al Iey Milano, la participa-
ci6n de los oiiciaieS en- aten-
tados politicos habia lastima-
DO grandemente Ia unidad mo
raj del eiGrcito.
La anexi6n de Ia Bosnia
' de Ia Herzegovina, dccreta-
da nor Austrj-Hungria a fines
de 1908 di5 81 impulso deci-
sivo Ia aneyi6n formal al
.imnario dc los Hapsburros de
csc territorio poblado de ser
vios. da-c~mir6. en- Il vecinos
lie Sery;a, IN sentimiento de
Drofpndo dolor cuvas conse-
cIarri,s dahian ser. eficacas
las condolences hnmiiIanrps
,or las ora Servia fud obIi-
oada = sancionar oficialmente
Er;a aneyi6n en- una decIara-
Ici6n eyicida O Austria. baio
ameraza de invasion = cue fu6
dpvueIra p yiena Dor 81 repre-
sen+an+a del colierno de Bel
grade ell Is de Mario de $1,000.
1909. reGoblaron Ia intensi-
dad.
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DIVERSOS.

Sc DESEA comprar I'm elegante juego
deshiiado para comedor @ sea I'm mantel y
servIl!etaS. Ocurrasc al Cuarto IS. Sou
thern Hotel.
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arriba, diriii6ndose q su bou-
doir, donde fu6 a dar los Ill
limos tOques a su toilette, Y
dOnde la espera0a Su peinadO-
"a para arreglarle I'm peinadO
especial capaz de resistir una
tarde de bridge J fox-trotting,
a los que Ia sonora guerra asis-
tir sin ell indispensable sombre-
70, que no Sc apean nunca de
la cabeZa, las rubias y semiru-
bias hiias de este pals.
Ell peQueho Enrique Sc puso
muy inquieto ante IL perSpec-
tiva cue Sc lie presentaba de
pasar solo la tarde, cuando 6l,
durante sus actoS de 0cio ha-
bia inventadO una peQueHa ma
quina para volar, Y la que esa
tarde pensaba mostrar a los
autores de sus dias, para YER
81 de esa manera lograba retc-
neTlos en- casa.
Notando que Su padre esta-
ba triste y pensativo, divide
81 propia pena. y 10 interrog6
carinosamente, diciendole:
Papa, jporquG usan YES
tidos las gentcs?
Ell papa de Enrique lie diri-
JIG a 81 pregunt6n hijo una mi
rada de disgusto Y de asombro,
Y eStuvO a punto de decirle:
ICON buenaS nucvas me sales"
pero Sc repuso a tempo Y lie
dijo con solemne Y paternal
tOnO:
-HijO MIC, los hOmbreS Sc
visten porQue asi deben hacer-
10, Y las mujeres porque han
hechO ell impOrtante deScubri-
miento que de ninguna otra
manera podrian gastar mejor
el dinerO, a manos llcnas.
-iOh, papa. 70 creo que
elias 10 hacen pOr parecer her.
mOsas y para atrapar q los
hombres. No es eSa Ia pala-
bra? Yo me supongo que ESQ
equivale a cautivar a los hon.
bres.
-AIgo de ESQ hay, Enrique;
pero puedo asegurarte que tn
madre me atrapc a mi a mucho
mcnos de la mitad de ell precio
que 70 estoy pagando ahora
por Sus ~coStoSos trajes.
Enrique Sc detuvo a pensar
un momento, Y luego dijo:
-Pero, papa; quiza ella nc
pudo antonces obtener los ira
ljes que hubiera dcseado. Puede
ser tambien que entonces no sc
uSaran los elegantes VeStidOs
que usan hoy la, J6venes, para
peScarte a ii en- sus redes; pero
como Quiera que sea, ella va
ha adquirido ell habito de YES
tirse bien y no puede abando-
mario.
Enrique, continuamcnte
me dejas aSOmbradO con tn
notable precocidad; al mismo
tempo 10 que tu dices esta a.
poyado por la raz6n. Nunca
crei que i6venes de tn edad
fueran capaces para compren-
der asuntos tan delicadOs como
este, aunquc tn manera de eX-
presarte me ind,ca que til y tus
amiguitoS Sc han tornado I'm
concepto no del TODD claro del
lujO que gaStan ahora las mu-
jeres. Voy a ilusLrarte con mas
amplitud en- la materia.
-Siento no poder eXpresar-
te, papa ell placer que me eau
sa que seas tan bondadOso y
tan amable, al sacrificar una
parte de tn valioso TEMPO, pa
"a cOncederme ell improbable
b~eneficio de tus maravillosos
conocimientos Y vasta eyperien
cia de la vida
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Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a su suscripcion, olga 81
es listed :uscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
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hrticu!os ReIigiosos
E.
Oh vENTA EN- LA
LIBERIA DE IGNAcIo E. LozANo.
ORACIONES.


A5 CENTAvos CADA UNA.J.
Nuest-a Sehora de Guadalupe.
SsEto Niho de Atocha.
San Ju.e.
Lai doce yerjades del Wppda
Santfsina Trinidad. T.
SAINTS EI.ra de Ia CRUZ
La MaGnfncs. !
J,.sto JuA.
S.hor dc /. blcna mucrte.'
S.s IfidJo Labrador.
Sss Cipriazo.
Los custro Evangelios.
\ sstrs Sehora de Monserrato.
ID minutes en- compahfa do JESUS
Sacramentado.
GyENAs.
Del Santo Milo de Atecha, q Is
vantaS 0 csds una.
Nov.la y Triduo do Nuestrs Sc
h,'s del Perpstuo socorro, . 20
csnt0VO3 ceQa Una.
ROSARoS.
Rosarioa blancos, de concha, muy
elegantes. 80 cts.
Rossrios negros, imitaci6n de Co
co as cts.
Rosarios chico., propios para Sc
norit.I J Mas. 20 cts.
MHAa2os PARA PRoMEsAs.
Ojos, cuorpos, braos, pisrnas,
esc etc. Gsrantizados de plata.
-75 cu. cada emo.
EISTORIA
Este lib-o 9, III a soberbia rsco-
pi!sc:6n DOL Antique y Nusvo Tss-
tsE.nto. En- elsstA sscrita Ia COM
I!isad2 historic del pueblo do Is
c&sI. y pirta las hgurss do Pa
tris.rcas Y Profetas. viandoss cia-
ramante como 81 prepare el gran
sUceso de la venida del Aesfas,
Ysricins1s para Ia plsnitud Dc los
tiempos.
$500 Ell ejemplsr.
Haganse los pedidos acompala-
Gos ue 81 importes
Egnacin + imam
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lin lnc0mOdO, perO lrreprOcha-
bic traje de etiqueta, fumaba
tranquilamente IN cigarrillo Y
estaba como abiSmado en- los
mas profundos oenSamientOs,
que Sc confundian entire las
volutaS de hume de su aroma
tico cigarro egipciO, que a TODD
ba a reservistas, asi como
los cuadrOs de tOda la medida
possible. Els este 10 que ha per
mitido a Servia movilizar y or
ganizar haSta cuatrOcientos
veinte mil hombres, que pre-
Sentan la cifra enorme y sin
precedente del "A pOr ciento
dc su pobl2ci6n.
Gracias a la abnegacion de
tOdOS, la uniGad moral del
cuerpo de los oficiales Sc res
tableci6 por complete. Las an
tiguas rivalidadcs de personals
fueron sacrificadas q la cauSa
nacional. Aquellos oficialeS
que habian cooper&do a los
atentadoS politicos, Sc inge-
niaron para hacer olvidar las
criticaS de que Sc hacia Obje-
to a su acci0n, trabajando con
ardor en- preparar al ejGrci-
to para la guerra. AlgunoS de
ellOs Sc agrupaTOn en- una IS
pecie de association libre, la
'Tsyena ROuka" LA manO Ne
graz como Sc le llam0 dcspu6S.
ESa "TSyena Rouka'-Que to-
davia eXiSte-y que por otra
parte tiene Sus detractoreS no
eS una association secreta en-
/ 81 Sentido verdaderO de la pa
labra. sino por la concentra-
ci0n de sus eSfuerzos ha ejer-
edo, sin embargo, una acci6n
importante y it'll. Los oficiales
que la componen eran influ-
yentes, Sc hicierOn OR en- "a
ION de su capacidad profeSio-
nal. V. sobre todo, a cauSa de
su desinteres, que lego a ser
manifesto cuando Sc les VIC
hacer nombrar para puestOs
F eSenciales de ej6rcitO a CANA
radaS que eran sus adyerSariOS
pcrSonales, perO cuyO valor
/ tecnicO recOnOcian. De esa ma
nera Sc oper6 prOgreSiVamente
ina reconciliation general, y
Ia unidad moral del cuerpO de
Oficiales lleg6 a ser tan COM
Dleta como humanamente Sc
Dodria desearlo.
Estos buenos deseos de to-
dos acabaron por determinar
en- Ia administration militar.
al lado del control Official, una
especie de control supplemental
rio, a fin de que los esfuerzos
y los gastos hechos llegaSen
al maxine de rendimiento. Is
Ce estado de eSpiritu es Ell que
eXplica que ell ej6rcito servio,
entire todoS los de los balkanes,
haya tenidO desde hace algu-
nos amos la administration
mas honrada, Y mas sana.
Por otra parte ell pueblo
servio Sc ha encOntradO CON-
DrometidO en- la guerra en- ell
periodic mas favorable de su
evoluci6n social, en- ell momen-
to precise en- que Sc hallaba
previStO de armas ultramoder-
mas, estando todavia en- Ell es-
tadO de democracia rural pura,
es decir, en- csa situaci6n par
ticular de un pueblo eXclusi-
vamente agricOla que ha guar
dado todas Sus tradicionc5 an
c~estrales de estrecha SOlidari-
dad Y de extrema sencillez,
sin que la potencia moral de
sus tradiciOnes maya podidO
aIn ser alterada por la acci6n
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Ell PODER SUGGESTIVE DEL LUJO

Despu6s de Ia comida, ell pa
pa de Enrique, enfundado en-
un inc6modo, pero irreprocha-
bic traje de etiqueta, fumaba
tranquiIamente IN cigarri!lo Y
estaba ccmo abiSmado en- los
mas profundos 2ensamientos,
que Sc confundian entire las
volutas de hume de su aroma
tico cigarro egipciO, que a TODD
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PARA FL COCURSO.
(Viene de la 3a.)

volucionar, creo que Sc estable-
cera la paz definitiva.
Tirso Cosaugon.
Benedict Kaiyos.
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completely demolished. Another
found itself with only six men. Both
these disasters bore testimony to the
excellent Workmanship of the Ger
man gunners.
"As 1t became evident that we must
leave these guns behind and con-
tinue the retreat. an officer was seen
going around putting the guns out of
action 80 that they would be of no
use to the Germans. His action re.
quired cool bravery because the Ger
mans, having found the range, con-
tinued firing directly at these bat
teries.
Things rapidly got hotter and the
commanding officer ordered double
quick retreat. We were not long in
doing the retiring movement to save
our own skins.
"The writer was wounded at this
| time by a Mixim bullet. For a mo-
ment / thought my head had been
blown off but I recovered and kept
| on running until / reached trench,
where I had an opportunity to band
age the wound. I rushed off to the
ambulance, but found the doctors SC
busy with the men worse off than
that l went back to my place in the
| line"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
Passaic Priest Resigns
to Become Missionary in
a North Dakota Diocese
Special to the Evening Star.


PASSAIC, Sept. 12.-Rev. Henry J.
Connery. assistant rector of st.
Nicholas's Church, has resigned as
curate. and will leave for mission
work in the West. Father Connery
was stationed as assistant at st.
Nicholas's for three years shortly
after his ordination, twenty years
ago, leaving when recalled by his
bishop in one of the Down East
dioceses. He returned to New Jersey
four years ago, and was given his
appointment again as assistant at
Passaic.
Possessed Of a desire to labor in
the section where priests are scarce
and the population widely scattered
Father Connery wrote to Bishop
O'Reilly, OF Fargo, N. D., and imme.
diately received an appointment
which he is now on the way to &C.
cept.
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By the Associated Press:

By che Associated Press
Sept Copenhagen dispatch II
consisting
sighted
parstna nine mil north
The Swedish that tremendous cannonadng
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BRITISH CAPTURE
CHIEF Of GERMAN
BISMARCK ISLES
Admiralty Announces Fleet Has
Occupied Herbertshoehe, Cap
itaI of Group Off Australia.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE admiralty
announced this afternoon that the
British fleet has occupied Herbert
shoehe. on Blanche bay, the seat of
government of the German Bismarck
Archipelago and the Solomon islands.
The Bismarck Archipelago, with an
area of $4,000 square miles and a
population of 100000 is off the coast
OF Australia and southeast of the
Philippine Islands. The group was
assigned to the German sphere Of in
fiuence by an agreement with Great
Britain in 1885. German New Guinea
is included in the jurisdiction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
By the Associated Press:

WASHINGTON, 12The following dispatch
yesterday, a
Nle COlerets Scissors in
game o Kilometres
the Tenth the driven back
the Saint Gond also withdrawing.
Champagne Third retreatng.
The Germa $ a
hard fight the region between andq Vry in
mort of ro
attempting a serious effort
back.
general
these
the other side the Austrian attacked Tomaow
a The whole has been
to o
Russian $
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shoes), $685. musical instruments
2,227 1856: paper, $1,016,6O0; spirits
$102, 800; stationery, $53S,550.
"France-Apparel and textiles, $4,-
304, 435; cream of tartar, 1868, 345; other
drugs and chemicals, $298, 505; fruits,
$4S,735; fancy goods, $30S, 1925; jewelry,
$96, ABS; timepieces, $41,965; pipes,
smoking, ETC., $911.715; motor vehi-
cles and parts, $974,755; perfumery,
$105, 500; resin, 1928 S25; rubber manu-
features, $230.405; leather, $50, ASS;
spirits, $1,419.O25; tiles. $75.636; wine,
$79S,910; machinery and manufactures
of metal, $29S,SS5.
Belgium-Apparel, $434 500; textiles,
$730,410; candles, $4,000; cement, $66,
635; drugs, chemicals and fertilizers
$41,950; glass and glassware, sS20,01o;
iron and steel (partly manufactured
| $611, 030; Orders, beams, etc, $12,525;
pipes and tubes. s176,670: plate and
sheet iron, $143,565; railway iron, $215,-
! 070; matches and vestas, 1870;
metal manufactures, $500, 050; meters
and parts, $685. no; paper, $780,, 300;
zinc manufactures, sS9,940.
| Austria Hungary Apparel and
textiles, 1871, $50; furniture, $15s, 0Sb;
chinaware $9O0SO; glassware, So, 1886
fancy goods, $S3,035; jewelry ano
precious stones, $43,555; paper and
STATIONERY, $S4,71o: pipes, smoking
ETC., $59.920.
Observation-Disclosures and textiles
$3,932, 1925: cigars, S74,130; cocoa ant
| chocolate (manufactured), $431, $50
confectionery, s14e940; milk, $1s,s25
watches, $47997O.
Lead In Exports and I'm orts.
australasia and ew Zealand hea(
the list of the worlds nations in tn,
value of their exports and import
combined. New Zealand imports $40
worth of goods annually per capita o
the population, and exports nearl,
the same amount. The imports TO
1912 were to the total value of $1o4,
ss2,S70, exclusive of specie. TIL
United Kingdom Great Britain an,
Ireland) had nearly go per cent. of tn
trade in New Zealand in that year
England has q preferential tariff II
her favor on many lines of goods.
THE United States came second ii
1912 with sales to the total amount c
$40, 24S, 900. Germany came third wit
returns for the year of So. 266, $50; Bel
GUMS sales were $768,S30; Franc,
$3.50, 900; Austria $4,000; Italy, $3.50
600; Switzerland, $330,000.
Fine opportunities exist for the in
crease of the American business
New Zealand in the following lines
Motor cars and carriages, drugs an
cameras. glass and glassware, hollow
ware, hardware iron-mongery, tim
ber iron and steel, lamps, Lanterns
etc, apparel and textiles, fancy good
musical instruments, spirits Tobacco,
: paper and stationery, fertilizer
leather. boots and shoes, haberdasf
cry, clocks, farinaceous foods, pre-
served fruits and canned goods, fres
! and dried fruits, ETC."
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FOO Late for Classification.

LOsT-Bunch Of keys, one for prestolite Re-
ward II returned. II. WINTER. la4 Centre
ST.. Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
By the Associated Press:

Sept. ia dispatch the Daily Paris
"a from the that first and
divisions the British with the French cavalry and
defeated miles north
fifteen The
are demoralzed
hafarved prisoners deyoured beef and biscuits
supplied the British troops.
'Dune cyclists a small
wood on the enemy's cavalry.
but they nothing
enemy retreang
and we OF Ourcq"
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RUSSIANS CHECKED ON THE vlsTuLA

In
made
might
fields of Belgium and France have
to
h Aust -Cerma frontier on
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LONDON 12Tee tremendous wagng along
many them a of de-
operation complicated by the
'front.'
while
the omplet invest OF erdu
borders
that (which heenr orted
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
BY the Associated Press:

the ASSOcated PTesS
LONDON, 12-The Paris correspondent of the Express
a
right army south
Amiens.
armies seriously
Paris and being
British be that
exposing them the running their
heads ito a position
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
By the Associated Press:

Associated Press
a Perograd correspond
Grodek district
the AustIia theatre o
operations the
favorable
to
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launching
until II o'clock
continuing
sOn Hausen o ant
been reduced
showing the bank bearing the
torily"
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BY the Associated Press:

PETROGRAD, London IA detailed
march through
Austrian
cavalry, killed n Galicia
this overwhelmed
Hungarian regiments of these Hungarian organa
virtually only thirty surviving.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
bend Jobs
NOW UNNECESSARY
No Need of Treasurers When
State comptrolIer's Office
Does Their Work.
Special to the Evening Star.

TRENTON, Sept. 12.-The improved
conditions in the State comptroller s
made unnecessary the employment OF
treasurers by the State Board of Edur
cation to look after the finances of
different State institutions. according
to a statement of Melvin c. Rice to-
day at meeting of the State Board
Of Education.
The State board, at the suggestion
of Mr.. Rice, favors an investigation
into the question of the advisability
of continuing treasurers of our State
institutions. President Schlaffer will
appoint a committee to go into the
subject.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
BY the Associated Press:

LONDON IA Central News dispatch "A
by the Messaggero
CIie resulted Russians
The of the Ausran estimated 10000 of
10000 prisoners"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-30
DRIVING
ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN
Naval Academy Team Being Pushed at
Top Speed. Preparing for Clash
with Georgetown Saturday.

Annapolis, Md, Sept 2s.-Distinct pro-
gress was made by the squad in the prac-
tice this afternoon at the Naval Acad-
envy. More than an hour was devoted to
kicking. starting, passing and other pre-
liminarles. and then a half hour scrim-
mage was held, the players being chang
ed rapidly II was directed by Head
Coach Howard. assisted by Lieut.
Ghormley and Ensign Dalton.
Mitchell ran the team from quarter
back and made some excellent gains. run
ming from his position. Harrison was
fuIlback, and Failing and Alexander half
backs. This is a powerful combination.
experienced and reasonably fast, and II
is likely that 1t will start the game
against Georgetown.
With more work. the backfield should
be as strong as that of last year and
there are plenty of substitute backs so
that it will be practicable to carry on
the game in the old Navy way. of US
ing many substitutes behind the line, so
as to maintain the fastest possible pace
throughout
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AFTER NAVAL ELEVEN.

Nothing but a long signal workout was
given the Vigilant team yesterday in
preparation for the opening game Sunday
at Andrews Park. Many shifts were
made in the makeup of the bsckfield
and just who will start the game behind
the line. has not been decided by Coach
White.
Earl Roger who last season was one OF
the best ground gamers in the local high
school ranks, was given a tryOut with
the independent champions in the quarter
back position and the former Western
player showed up SO well that Coach
White is confident OF him making a
regular berth on the eleven.
Manager Joe Oliver made an effort to
bring the I. s. $. Wisconsin here for
the game Sunday. but the Navy champ
ions were booked with a Philadelphia
team and an effort is now being made
to have the L. s. = Michigan team sub
stituted. Practice will be held again
Friday. and all the candidates of the
team are expected 10 report.
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MAMFoRT RECORD GOOD.

The announcement that Joe Turner.
middle-weight champion wrestler Of the
world. has signed articles to wrcstle
Bobby Maimfort at the Byjo Theater
next Friday night is creating a great
deal of interest among the wrestling
fans Maimfort is one Of the best wrest-
lers in the middle-weight class and is
sure to give the local grappler a hard
tussle when they meet
This will be his initial appearance here
and he is anxious to make good in the
Capital City. He has won over Young
Olson, John Make. Eugene Trembly,
George Geffron, Cracker Jack Butler.
Frank Burns, Young Muldon and Joe
Willis, all well-known 10 local sports
men. He also defeated Walt Evans. of
Knoxville, Tenn. recently for the middle
weight championship of the South.