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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12

Besides under the present admins
tration the country is coming into an
area Of unprecedented prosperity. This
war revenue bill is the best we could
devise. Any war revenue measure must
be Objectionable. but we have striven to
make this the least Objectionable Of all
1t will be found far less annoying than
the old Spanish war tax.
1.-The fact that under the present nd
ministration we are at peace with Mex
leo and all the world and likely to stay
so should outweigh all other consIdera-
tions.
''This war tariff will not last long.
Within the next twelve months. with
the modern methods Of warfare now in
vogue. the nations at war win exhaust
themselves: Besides, the United States
Is today the greatest peace agency in
the world and l expect that in about
two months from now the United States
will be adjusting the difference among
the nations of Europe. In the meantime
our factories are running on a twenty
four r-hour-a-day schedule. When it is
in operation the people Of the country
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.

The French war Office an.
nounced at 3 o'clock this after
noon paris time) that the Ger
mans in France were reueating
generally and offering only a
feeble resistance.
A British official announce
ment says that British troops
crossed the river Ourcq this
morning, and are pursuing the
German right wing, whose re-
treat is rapid. It is declared that
the third French army had cap
tured all the artillery of one Ger
man corps.
Up to early afternoon no state
ment had been issued by the Ger
man war Office. The latest Off
cial German report said that their
forces had captured a fortress
southwest of Verdun, and news
dispatches indicate a purpose on
the part of the German general
staff to surround and cut off
from the line of the allies the
strongly fortified city of Verdun.
The situation in East Prussia
is in doubt, but there is nothing
to indicate that the Russians
have made any notable advance
west since their reversal at Allen
stein. They were last reported
attacking Koenigsberg, while the
German troops were said to be
moving toward that stronghold.
Advices received by the French
embassy in Washington tell of
the retirement of the German
center east Of Paris, but these
obviously refer to fighting of yes
terday or earlier, the details OF
which were made known in off,
cial dispatches from Paris last
night.
A dispatch from Rome says
that Pope Benedict XIV has
charged the foreign cardinals to
urge their governments to cease
hostilities and convoke a peace
conference.
A news dispatch from Petro-
grad says that the Servians are
continuing successfully their Of
fensive operations against Aus
tria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
CAPTURE OF SENLIN THE CAUSE
OF REJOICING IN ALL SERVIA
Campaign Against the Austrians Is Described
As One of Unusual Brilliancy
and Daring.

cross the Save and Danube rivers on pon-
toons built during the night. They also
took heavy artillery with them"
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram
Company from Cettinje, dated September
Z. says the Servians the day before occu-
pied Motrovitz, in Crotia-Slavonia, on
the Save.
A telegram from Trieste states that
telegraph and telephone wires at Pols, in
Styria. where 10000 Austrians are said
to be concentrated. have been cut It is
reported that bombs were thrown into the
barracks, which were burned.
As result of these disorders, the dis
patch states, a considerable number Of
executions have taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
Many Prisoners in Russia.

Many Prisoners in Russia.
The number Of prisoners now in Rus
sia is so enormous. Petrograd reports
that it is becoming necessary to send
them farther afield. A large number are
being sent toward Siberia
Col Shumsky. the Russian military
critic. writing in the Bourse Gazette. as
scribes the hasty dispatch Of German re-
Inducements to the Austrian frontier to
the rout of the Austrians. The defeat
of the Austrtans, he says. should compel
Germany to carry on the war independ-
emily and therefore expresses the con-
viction that the 100000 troops transferred
from France eastward are destined not
for East Prussia, but for the Austrian
front
The Bourse Gazette publishes a story
about Russian regimental chaplain,
who, single handed. captured twenty
six Austrian troopers. He was stroll
ing. it appeared, on the steppes out
side Of Lemberg. when suddenly he
was confronted by patrol Of twenty
six men. who tried to force him to tell
the details Of the position of the Rus
sian troops.
While talking to the men. the Bourse
aa1ette says. the priest found that
hey were an slavs. whereupon he de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
KAISER GIVES CROSSES
FOR BRAVERY IN BATTLE

BERLIN, September IL. via London
Emperor William has conferred 1876 iron
crosses for distinguished services in the
field. Eighty-six of them went to men,
bers Of the SD Regiment and ITO to the
SD Regiment, garrisoned at Cassel.
Among the recipients are Count Hell
muth Won Moltke, chief of stan, and
Mai Won Winterfeldt, former military
aNtache to the German legation In Paris,
and twenty-one other officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
KAISER'S MEN ARE BEATEN BACK
AFTER FIERCE FIGHT IN CENTER
Teuton Cavalry Seems Exhausted Invaders Reported
To Have Evacuated Vtry-le-Francois and Sauk
River Valley Ammunition Is Captured.

LONDON September s:I5 pm-The great German army
engaged desperate conflict with the
England the of Paris
orally retreang German armies putting but
closely by the allies The general
Of the kaser armies began when the center
began back before the terrible onslaught of the
allies ragged fercey for
turning first with side and then with the
other
PARIS OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION.
The Paris official communication says:
ION wing begun general
ing movement between Disc the Marne
Yesterday their between Sosons Braine and Fismes
the Rheims.
rheir cavalry Anglo-French
pursued encounted September only feeble
resistance
the of right wing the Germans have evacuated
they fortified themselves and also they
evacuated the valley Of the Saul river Attacked Semaze
Revigny they abandoned quantity Of material
RETREAT IN ARGoNNE REGION
"The German forces occupying the Argonne
region begun give way They eeating the north
through forest Of Bellenone.
IN slight progress. We occupy the
boundary Of the forest of champnou Reanvers and
Gerbenvilers
"The evacuated Saint Die"
"Our troops Ourcq moving this
Saturday morning pursuit enemy
given today English official press bureau
"To hundred prisoners captured The cavalry OF the al
scissors and Fsms last night scissors about
fifty of Paris and Fmes fifteen miles east OF
scissors.
retreating north of Vitryle Francois"
carrying from the front Paris brought
second divisions of the British
cavalry and artillery cut off and defeated large
miles northeast Pas taking 5000 prison.
es guns Germans reported demoralzed
ravenousy devored beef and bis
supplied by the British troops.
WIPE OUT ENEMY's CAVALRY
During fight fifty British cyclists from the of small
wood wiped $50 of the enemys cavalry.
but they nothing in
parison to enemy reratng north of the
Marine and west of the Ourcq.
According third French
any has all the artillery of German
"Our aeroplans report that the very rapid
The artillery German consists of regiments
batteries of field and six batteries Of
field of sevento peces) batteries
of heavy field artillery and machine gun group.
The correspondent Daily Telegraph has following
from the front:
Te last remnants Germans cavalry
and large part mobile artillery
been taken Huge numbers their rank and file been either
captured cut off,
CAPTURES AMMUNITION COLUMN
Gen Pau advantage against
meters (4 m) long This he destroyed leaving the Germans
verv short ammunition.
"The sevenkiometer column winding its way along
through when Gen. Pau cavalry and artillery
to intercept The column weakly guarded with
captured destroyed This capture had
important bearing the subsequent fighting.
effect of the long, barren marches must have
influence army The huge losses in killed and
wounded parng spectacle of pyramida funeral the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-12
THREE COSSACK REGIMENTS
SAID TO HAVE BEATEN NINE
Two Hungarian Organizations Declared to Have Been
Virtually Wiped 0ut-Cermans Claim
Defeat Of Russians.

LONDON September 1888 pm-A telegram received by
the Rome Messagere from Peogrd that the second
battle Gaca between the Russians and the forces
has resulted satisfactorily Russians
The losses OF Ausans estimated of whom
prisoners
At Grodek Gaca regiments completely
whelmed nine Hungarian regiments of cavalry Two Of these Hun
gaian virtually wiped only thirty
viving.
The Austrian army resting center at Godek
put stubborn fight but the fight seemed futile
of ugitves from the of the Toaszow army knowledge
that the Russians had reeatine left
wing of the original line of battle declared help but
complete the generalization of the forces which
days lighting defensive action against evernceasig number
Of Russians -.....e
detailed plan Of proposed armies
through Russia PERM the European
Russia and about 700 miles Pograd on the
body OF commander of Austrian cavalry who killed
LESS SUCCESS AGAINST GERMANS ~.
In Russian Poland the Russians still be successful
while operating against the Auans alone they making
less the combined Austro
ua The stand being made the Vistua has caused several
military experts at Perogad that German nforcements
from France being Ga East Prussia
Germany feared that overwhelming disaster of the Austrian
emily Of Germany.
Other expert observers in Perogad equally firm the
France have been sent to East Prussia where their be
The substantial gain by Russian the past
% no hours has been m the ] re Of which prob
Austro German forces the Vistula river
AUSTRIAN LEFT WING ISOLATED
It announced that the Russian succeeded separating
the LETT wing of the Austrian from the troops
operating Raa Poland Tomas
captured after sanguinary conflict.
The operations the Russian troops the wings
of the Austrian the Perogad correspondent of
the Reuter- Telegraph Company to the Russian
Near Rawa Ruska 32 miles the Lemberg the
turning movement against the Austrian flank proceeding
fully.
The German Myszinec Chorzee Russian Po
land have been epused with heavy losses according
from Petrograd.
POSITIONS TAKEN BY ASSAULT
The Russian have taken the fortified oos;ton
OF Opoe and Toubne Russian Poland pursued the
distance of twenty-five miles 1t also Russian cavalr
still driving the guard of the enemy.
Reuter- dispatch from Berlin says "The general staff an
that the 22d Russian Army Corps Finland has tried to
force entrance East Prussia The Russians
defeated Lyck." ~ ~
Lyck in East Prussia Lake Lvck fftv6ve miles eo, a
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Ocala Lodge No. 10. Conventions
held every Monday at 7:30 p. m, at
Castle Hall, over the James Carlisle
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The Question

Government ownership OF railroads
means simply yesting the title of our
railroad properties in the government
for the benefit Of all the people alike.
Private ownership Of the great rail
roads of this country means the vest
ing OF the title in a corporation and
holding il in trust for the benefit OF
the few Railroads are and always
will be an actual public necessity and
natural monopoly. The question
l propose to discuss is, whether it is
best for the American people to
have the title to our railroads held in
trust by the government for the bene-
il OF all the people, or whether it
is better TO have the title to all this
vast property vested in corporations
and held in trust for the benefit of
private individuals.
In considering the general welfare
comfort and convenience of the peo-
pie. We find that only the soil on
which we live is more important than
is the question of efficient economi-
cal transportation service for all per-
sons and property on equal terms
and conditions. During the year of
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Criticism.
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Criticism is study by which men
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PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF
RAILROADS, WATERWAYS
AND WATER POWER

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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

Nse sf,sees. ~ AAvaeasiAg b GA.
~ oegvSso aso dsse esesi1ssaaisaa.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

Asss paskaess e ~ PaPsss ~ ~
s0ssisG q - ssah ass aAnsse io1,e
psas6bse y hsasssssa- 31oaae ~
1sgo vi1A tAs0 - - 1Aa0 - Q -
- AhDDsaoe va0A
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07


hatred. envy. strife. A. q lesson for
tain limitations. Scripturally styled
"chains Of darkness" Since the Deiuge
they have not been permitted to ma
teriali1e as men. But they have sought
Intercourse with humanity; and their
victims are said to be obsessed. When
their victory IL complete. the victims
are said to be possessed Of the demon
and insane.
1t is estimated that fully one-h half Of
the insane are demon possessed. As
In the past intercourse was sought
today Intercourse with humanity is
sought through Ouijs boards, plan
chettes and mediums. Deceived by de-
mon doctrines inculcated in the Dark
Ages Il Timothy 4:D. humanity neg
lect Gods testimony that the dead
are asleep and know not anything
Their thoughts perish" until their
awakening in the morning Of the New
Dispensation.
Today's study introduces the Master
delivering a man from demon posses-
bSOii. uC pCOpC tlkutly uhuChtkONO
the dif,culty: but being opposed to Je-
sus some declared that the demons
obeyed Him because He Himself was
the Prince Of Devils. Others said. Your
miracles are all earthly; show ~ some
ssn from Heaven.
Jesus showed that for eatan to cast
out his own hosts would signify war
fare IN the demon camp. which would
imply that 6atan's house was divided
and would soon fall: consequently
such ~ argument should have no
weight To those who realized that
He was casting out demons BY the nn-
ger Of God. the power Of God. there
should be no doubt that this was evi-
dence Of special favor from God. cor
roboration of His testimony that the
power Of Gods Kingdom was being
exercised In their midst.
When Israel rejected Christ. the
Kingdom offer was taken from them.
and they were set aside for . time
The Message has since gathered an
other Israel-drawing first all Israel
ites indeed" and then the sanity Of
every nation.
Jesus power in casting out demons
showed that He was able to deal with
Satan: and that, had the Kingdom
then been set up. Satan and his angels
would have been restrained. However.
in view Of the foretold rejection Of Je-
sus and the Kingdom. the work Of
binding Satan delayed until Jesus Sec
ond Coming. Then He will deal with
Satan and all who have cultivated sin
and Satan's spirit
The Binding Of Satan.
Jesus pictures satan's control OF the
world. lfkeninR him to a strong man
armed and guarding his palace. He
can maintain control until q stronger
overcomes him and takes possession.
Thus Jesus foretoId that His Nessianie
Kingdom will be stronger than that Of
Satan and will bind him. Ths result
will be the deliverance Of mankind
from the curse Of sin and death. which
Aas been upon humanity for six thou
sand yea1.
Jesus iikened the world 10 tAe poor
0omooiac whom He had roSs00ea fro0
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07
WHY NOT TKY3
POPAAM'S
asthma REMEDY

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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

tStu to4G tukD w
non host are asso-
ctated with our
Earth. aud are not
In some far-06 Aery
furnace tOrturing
dad.
The Bible indi-
Gates that God does
not lack power to
deal with these
rebels: but that He
u permitting them
for a time to mani
fest the fruitage Of
sin. anger malice
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

w1l bec~0s a. inJury: ard sseA Q psr-
- VII - Wosoe tAas bse0s0 - eaDe
~ soaoe3oashdD VITA CAs1sG.
n 1aeeee e0pAaslnea ~. AocaaF-
iAg hat the light u TfueA. The srace
& 0od rsceived. nUst b 1t OAiDe b
the sioey u God Otherwise. tAs hgAt
WoeA become extingaisAsd an he
Sarknsss would prevafl. Tie eys rep
rssents ineelhkepce: and 10 loag ~ We
havs tie trus enltghesaDeat. q In
teliieence. the whole body = blessed
thereby.
The eyo. the n&ht. befe represents
:Ae enlightenment Il tie Holy Sparit.
vAcA eas the Grsatsst pswee b bssss
H ~ wooh 0sas svsa sToater Aask-
osD thas we expssssacsa bsfseo 60
- y k10WtsdOs - 0e1
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Iu1 FuA r1l0

Williaas' lndisa Pils Oistasaa van
ssrs bisd, B,ssai.g ssl ItsAi,g Hflsa
e shsssss tAs tsnssA allays iesAiAO
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Official DirertorV

U. s. Senator ........ John +. ShAfroth
U. s. Senator ..... Charles S. Thomas
Congressman at-large ........E. T. Taylor
Congressman I'd Dist. Edward ksatta6
State Senator r...............B.T T. NaSSse
State Representative ....... Horace Mass
Register U. S. Land Office :. e. e. FordAaA
Receiver U. 9. Land Office. w. 3. wallace
Clerk District Court. ...... .Chas. H. kiaG
Division Irrigation Engineer ..........
.................. Theodore RosenberR
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Exf90DoGIAN
Ne6En1NACE)
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p0sNeG o. 0AakNGoO w.
p0iAcG o. lsottY.
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tA0 - ~ ts~A.sas-" - Lshs Ma
Y OWEVER much the W0raAly-
Wis ny sco9 at tAs t6sa
~ that there y . persoeal evil.
psince over . aesD0n A0se u
spiri1 heinxs-rellsAs aGains4 Gs1's Oov-
seanse4-let ~ always rsa.s0ber that
tAis y ths Bible teaching frosn Genesis
= Revelation TAs 8abas explaiaa that
satan was the nrst tra.agreessr: that
prsviossiy he was . chsrub. vho Lust
his loyalty to God through pride: and
that he ssduced into Aisobedtencs those
whom the Bikie designates . demon
host Everywhere the Scriptures 81
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07
ecHoEs OF VULCAN
%E EXPLosIoN

A meeting of those who had reia-
tives killed in the Vulcan explosion
was held in New Castle on last Wed
nesday afternoon. The holding of the
meeting was prompted by the fact
that, SO far, the company has made no
overtures to anyone concerning any
damage claim they might have. As
such claims must be filed within e.
days after date of the accident, those
holding this meeting thought it time
to get busy.
G. B. Gum was elected chairman
ssd Clyde Crawford secretary. They
will take the natter up with the com
pany. The matter Of an attorney 70
represent them was left over for Al.
other meeting.-New Castle Democrat.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

Satan's grasp. 0n-
tlariy. all who &C.
cept Christ are d.
hveFod. But Jesus
declares that Satan
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0rosgA the spkH
q tie wors6-pei6e.
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