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Obedience,

Every teacher should accentuate the
truth, every parent ought to teach,
that a child's whole duty is summoned
up in the single word, obedience.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-08
Daily Thouuht.

With respect to Injuries and COM
forts, the wisest have ever live a
more simple and meager life than the
poor.-Thoreau.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-08
Wife Notice

Whereas, my wife, Hattie D. Swift, has
left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, hereby give notice that
no one need harbor or trust her on my
account, as l shall pay no bills of her
contracting after this date,
L. B. SWIFT.
Wolcott, Vt, April /. 1914. 26
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Federal League Will
Take Care of Jumpers

CHICAGO. March lJ.-'The Federal
who iurnlcd organized baseball to en-
ter it's ranks. Even If they fail to make
regular places or our teams they VIII
not BE- allowed to suff"r fog their 10y
atty 10 us said PRESIDENT James \.
Gilmore today. ~ rXt year VIC shall
have two minor l-aa1i"s working with
lis Our arrangements have already
been cpmUlet-d.
According 10 Gilmore. the new league
has $50 WDn~O behind it, tn. Kansas CITY
ari Indianapolis clubs alone failing L"
produce. an millionaire in their 0w n"r-
ship. Following is Gilmorcs official iisI
of OWn"rs.
TittS Sburgh- Edwin Gwinner, pr sident: &:
William Kerr, vice president, William
Mccullough. secretary.
Fuffalo-WiIliant Robertson. president;
Walter Mullen. vice. president. +. Cab
rttHrv.
I:ai;imorc-r'nrrol Raisln president; j.
: Wilson. Jr. TREASURER. Ilarr, Gold
man. s.rr,.taty. Ned Hanlun.
Bro"klvr-E. B Ward. president: &.
:. Ward. Vie yr"sidrnt: Wnl;.I Ward.
treasurer. LINN Ward, s"rr"uhIN.
st L"uiS-td St.'intns~r president.
Otto StifrI. rhh Rail
InGiannp"lis- J. Edwin krtusr. rr"si-
f. r. 'iat-s. ". * " atkins. secretary.
Kars,S ,'!tl e. =. Madison. pr. .Sld" mt:
:. :. ti"rcion. Hurry Nelly, secretary.
,'nIcauo-('hnrl-N W cghman rrc"i-
dent: William Walter. vice president:
Charles WilliamS secretary.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
f|NALQfARANGSAlfOf
kUPPfNh[|MfR CLOTHES
Great Money Saving
Opportunity
Over 300 Kuppenheimer Suits
and 400 Overcoats Now
Selling at S11.85
6rosner's, 1913 Penasykaaia Ave-
nue., Sole Local Agen S for
House of Kuppenheimef

These are busy days at Grosner's lola
Pennsylvania avenue northwest ThN
final clearance sale of all shipments
from the Kuppenheimer factories Is now
on and in full swing
Not in many a day have the men Of
Washington been offered such Real Ba.-
gains as those now ava liable.
Kuppenheimer suits are famous the
world over for, their superior tailoring.
insurtng perfect Mt; their strong. long
lasting fabrics. and the large variety OF
models from which it Is possible to
choose.
Careful dressers from all over the city
buy Kuppenhe mer Clothes because they
want clothes that retain their shape and
that look well, At well. wear wen.
Kuppenheimer clothes at any price an
bargains. 1t IL no wonder then that
men are hocking to Grosner's, lob Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. since they
are selling Kuppenheimer Suits and
Overcoats at the remarkably low pricl
Of S11.s5.
Such prices are sure to clean ths
shelves in quick order. II you want to
get In on a good bargain visit Grosners
Monday sure.
Full dress. Tuxedo, and Prince Albert
suits are included in this clearance sale,
and are being sold at great reductions.
Remember Grosner's, 1913 Pennsyi-
vania avenue, are sole agents for Kup-
penheimer clothes In Washington, and
that with the limited stock now remain.
ing in the sale the end OF this treat
clearance Is only a matter Of q very
few days.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Dont Ever Let Pitcher Think He Has Anything You and You
Will Be Able Shine Ba Says F Cobb to Times Readers

complained McGraw. "and I can't get
them to stop taking the big wallop at
the ball. That Is what has hurt their
hitting. They refuse to chop II.
Spitbau Is Hardest.
As q rule, one of the hardest styles
Of delivery for any batter to connect
with Is the spitball because It generally
breaks very sharply. Therefore, texfns
arc always watching this sort If pitcher
for some sign to show when he IL going
to throw a splitter. 1 mentioned the
fact in a preceding article that Frank
Smith. once vita the White Sox. would
always look at the ball when he put 1t
up to his mouth to wet IT and really
intended to let go a splitter. II he were
only bluffing. he would not look at 1t.
Nearly every team In the league got on
to this and banged him all over the lot
before he found out how they were do
ing it.
Ed Walsh raised his eyebrows when
he really wet the bali to pitch sI'itter,
and this made the peak Of his cap GO
up and down. II he were only bluffipE.
the peak Of his cap was stationary.
They hit him On account Of this infor.
nation until somebody tipped walsh OF.
But the batters who are always looking
Tor the little tningS Ike tnal ana WHO
are alert are the ones finishig pp in
the 800 set. They are always trying to
get something on the pitcher. and gen.
orally do. The pitcher usually has
something on the sleepy ones.
And Tn hitting q man needs huncheo
Of se'f-confi.Ience- If he II inclined 70
step away from a curve rail-, let him
draw q line when practicing from the
hack of the heel Of his front foJe
parallel to the plate. and make up hio
mind not to ster over this. A man can
frequently break himself Of stepping
hack by putting his feet farther apart
for the time being. It Is bsst to keep
the feet close together when in poGitio1
ordinarily. ! believe, but I have ssen
layers broken of being bat shy" BY
spreading the feet little. Some men
can be cured by permitting themselves
TO get hit by a pitched ball once or
twice, so that they NAV know II does
not hurt much II Is hardly felt when
an athlete in training gets a blow in the
body IL he tiShtens up his muscles.
Rut most Important don't ever let the
pitcher think he has anything on you
Copyright. 1914 by the Wheeler syndieats.
Incl
Next week-1Tragedies of the Dis-
mond.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Cardinals Win.

hLl.NANi.HIN. Va. March !L-Th2
Cardinal !. =. Detected a." Al-Siars in
rrc ArmorN iII'. :a~l nj h, ~ - sc"r.> -
a. "a /. Ill! \H'..,' :,uH -. ''y,"'! to"-
tested gam" lr,'u, lhr H',rrv's ny i
lore II - L. ~ T..r cardinals vii
isriI It mcetlle IL tn. nor', ii pr"sI-
dent sylvester Green "m TT"NGav NIGHT.
n which time preparations for the
taseSuu campaign are expected.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Mackmen Get One Hit
And Lose to the Cubs

TAMPA. Fla. March II.--Rub" Oh
rings hinrie in the s"veith Nas the
lone hit made b. IIc world : champion
PhiladeIphia Athletics a"ainst trc m
cgco Cubs yesterda!. bar~y Ch"nrF
and Jim Vaughn held re Phil'y slu:;-
gers helpless ard thc cubs copT I'D. to
=. Only two Ma .hmoE reached rir-t
uase. kopf walltin" and 'Irlnr sir.-.-
ling. Twentv-ei,hf men feed ;hc t'rh
tv'irlCTs. The score:
g. II =.
Cubs .................. Usf la az t.
nsckmen .......... .. Vf pgl ,H+--G
Battcries-Cubs. '.h"ney. Nau-l,, .lnG
Archer: Ma"Su,en PcnnO"s BI'd.. H..
.;hawk,-y and Schang.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15

with a reputation, is when he enters
the worlds series One of the fines
exhibitions OF hitting that | ever saw,
EXCEPT, OF course. the work OF Frank
Baker. in a wOrld's s series. was that Of
liOnu: Wagner when the Detroit club
played PITTSBURGH ior the championship
ir l.aG. and when it repaired seven
zane. to settle the argument BY one
Of those strange freaks of bd seba l luck.
Il pitcher of W hom little had been known
before the series ard on whose work We
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Can't Cancel Games.

TAMPA. Fla. March lT-Man#g"r
O'nns ho> h""I Efnanr"t tll"t h will
hav" /. rity his sc'.r,u,' u c>lih'ti"r
games III HIrpiuGuum, Nashville. chat
IA anouGL aud NJ mnhi-. Tnc CuH "tii-
rials havr been ordered to carr put tn.
"oatrHCt Wit" IN" minor I'l-Ii" {" ms
though O'pay wanted tn k,':p his play
crs. here where the weather IL favor
aI.e.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Ty Cobb Will Play in
Tiger Exhibition Today

NENE ORLEANS. Ia. March IA
big crowd is expected 10 witness tod ~ $
same between the Detroit Tigers and
the PeIicans, cor Ty COBB will IlH,E
c-nter field for the Tigers. Cobb used
tn play in the local Winter LeaEu,. and
is very popular i'll thi. city. by bunch
InG hits and thrilling running on tht,
Iases. the Tigers disposed OF the Prls
IN the first game. to 2 Co-'al"S!,ic
was. wild, but Pug" Cavst Was in
"inciblc when he aprearcd on TIE
nnlIILl-
The Washington times., 1914-03-15

bad done practically no figuring. stepped
out II iron: and pitched tbs Tigers to
d'.ath. His name was Babe ada ms
rh.s frequently happens il a world )
:, ries-th41 some unknown becomes tire
t.tar. while the stars do not shine with
good records.
But not so with the great German.
Before the series we had received ..!nts
from the supposed wise ones IN the
game that Wagner would not show well
in the series, that he had iallen down
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
PhillieS Win. 3 to 2.

WII.Ml NGTON. \. g., March Is
charles ro"in's PhiII"% handed Tn"
acr-ey ely iutrruatiuu.uS n "-tu-2 defeat
her. yesterday. The srore: r u. T..
phillirS. ............... mr "i OK -
Jersey Ciiy........... un go nNt-2
batteries phiIl"s: Haisl'p. DeNor",
Ga,!Gy. - N"ill, Alexander and kiilIlrr.
burns: jersey city: N"rb"ur, Tu"ro.
ShultZ and IuhHsDli.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Chicago Feds Defeat
Bob GrOOm'S New Team

SHREVEPORT. La. Harch 13.--Thc
first game Of the season played by
Federal League teams tool place hase
>. steI,iay. the Chicago Fe,Is defeitim"
tn. st. Louis Feds. . 1" I. 81 Louis
:,. cirht hits to Eve for the Wind
city outfit. but failed TO shove the :Ims
;irrOsS
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Tie at Shooting.

"fil Steubener and g T. Kirk lid
or FIRST DONORS in IN. weekly shoot at
inc AnaIostan Cur club. each kno.n-
ing 81 out of 100 birds. Stsu:lbener woh
the handicap match breaking "a out OF
Is targets.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
CT LIMBERS WORK HARD
WITH BAT TRYING TO
VERCOME IDLENESS
Manager Griffith Has Entire Squad Out Lambeth Field for
First Sunday Practice in Three Years-Expresses Con-
fidence That Team Will Be Ready April a..
By THOMAS KIRBY.

BY THOMAS KIRBY.
UNvERs,TI Va March @Ths usual dull % no@1 % OF a sa took of @ s
of batting practice ,- , +. n u,,ou,
University of v
the dsDasurs of those who hold this day holy a . and
things along smoothly none nor of the psrs .s s,n lowing "as serious @ i Business @
ground lost through the interference of an
Many
and lunch only too anxious respond pond
forwo on the neld
religion the casual fol-
perhaps
sosr. as IN many supposedly
ss @ fri" s'"is Of
s* sS ''sss
:; &C. ] % ss' .s.
asSs T
to S snsP sP s' " sA - s
e: s % fs @ d. : Il
Ess 5 s % H % n s % "1 sA1 ea
eet n % ser ted anS f oaered than any team in either
sps .ss ::o ] % % YOU'D ess: ]
,Sa .,orr ,n,t snns,-.n
@ @ @ 1 as T shat s % "':fe to %
and ee H Has ss put ' the ] S % ss's5sS
St s @ ss. that ss3s .sss s f NJ NJ
s $ snS y: ssssses ss" that Danny
y e 6: sss & s
for H Ses e g d s ns % s'eSst % viii % %s
the e: r. $:s $
r: $:;$:: f., ::
s a a iii mas man for m ss that beats
S sss Stadium ss i $ @ = & s s::n s:s: &
e e. : e: e. IF ;s
sec many @s S M ss t he sas *sr ST AL;
e. e s s 5S%sts
time had ter
pas Grfnth
II to Jack gepiey G GGsnny ny Mum %
pains Yesterday however
s I f troa @ ss m @ that % has proven T
appears
Shsss Lacquer 'h thinks the eso'ssn s
epeence te make
m Whoha notpia n
of day
excellent chance obtain berth utility player ,fs.. who
Reds the PLAYER @ YORK % and
smith and @ him he has the hs nfnd S that make he on % the % %
% MSa y @ d % e srge s @ pys " aSg @ the nfmmaly m large
roWd Of recruits that
last fES ss, was G e % % 59 % % % | ' sss Of %
TuckS and other maneuvers Of thes sIinpery " " ~
the loyal who visited headquarters
While he,ders were practice @ ss was
to A For % fsnT n % % sht So o1sn d ps
gad After esdnS it oyer & ysra % Of thf pay idds shb h The I
to break the news Cuban . - , ,
by
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
League Is Ready.

Niti an opening d.te set for May {,
I'D officers elected for til" year, the
H.:iaItmentaI Lea u" :& ".pcctinG :,
:, he,i4lc 10 t'e presented ny y. :. OrnH-
.uuh" Anderson. and Harry Kdvs
=; IL uc%t meeting, ou Narrh - =. -
Clarke Will again head the or5aniZr-
Ion
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Carroll Sets Date.

The date oi April { has been selected
for the Ien-nile ruin t. be held by III.
Carroll Institute Two postpcncm~ats :
have been necessary on accUum: of bad
weather anG lack Of patron 20 b., the
baltimore entrants.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Gallaudet Awards HOnOrs.

Cartain-elect Edward s Fouz AM
Coach Fred Crafts. Of the fontball team.
were signally honored by the GaIIaudct
\. A followers al the fourth annraI
banquet. FoltZ has possession of the
n Goil SoSkAru saS.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Ten Frames to Tie.

rKouNVILLr.. Fla, March Ia
'rhr rockies or tn. Athletes and th"
Brow uies hattl"u ten frames t" 4 l-tn-i
lie v,s:rrIav WN"kon and Graves. IN"
Indian twirIrr. pitched mids"as"n bali.
Thr sror, l.. II. r
hrEICiIrs l.np Gun 2rru-4 6,
brownies - - uO T1n-l T. B.:
Batteries Nthlr.i :. iiOUCk. GruN"S,
BrcsSIcr, Nlrk"f. ..l"i Stursis; ErNUn-
irs. iTprt,. \.ir,r. Jtrurs and J"nilins,
IroSSiU.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
YaEk Yanigans Lose.

HOUSTON. Ten. March b. The
Yankee Yanrans suffered their second
defeat yesterday when Houston wh te-
washed them. to q. Ed Sw"cn"y j"irei
th. Yanniglns. and is ten pounds over
weight. The score: r. H. T.
llbLiS l''tE 'F~ NV 'l'-f - "
Yank YaniGans..... uO G0 wo-r :
RaIteric>- fiuustOu. Harris. Clarke ana
Alien. Hurch: Sank Eannig;ns: Cooper,
Hutchinson and Gussctt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Yankees Beaten Again.

,iALNESruN. T"N.. March 1.-THE
y. m Y"I. w. krrs r,"L .ll,"tner tumble
s.,.I'rda. ",r. =. ",.',''..d T.. Galveston.
r.t ..or. K. H. l.
it;alt. .S-uf. i.r 30" iUN . d
Yankees. ...... 10 rr1 'ssl-l
ItItirrirs -GiHlNestnn: Sew eli. Herbert.
Iliclt, and Noycs. Johnson: Yankees:
Cole. Warhop and Reynolds.
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Holds Meet.

Au indoor me"t Tor GEORGETOWN COL
lC,9e and preparatory school Students
viii br heid i'm Ryan gym n'xt Wednas-
DAY ,Inder the direction Of Prof. " T.
,JDStC
The Washington times., 1914-03-15
Giants Are Winners.

WACO, Tex, March 15.-Thr Giants
were easy winters over Waco ycster-
day, 10 ,, largely through the stellar
twirling Of RTbr Marquard and Emilio
Palmeru, the Cuban pheuUn. The score:
1
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Sircncninac Der Gapnas.

Cine beIonbere @ertihdbun9 gentle
ZEN Bel oen Ydpuds auf Neuguined
qlGIerne Nrmbdnoer. Oiele ltams
men na6 elmer Sage ppn SeenNms
p6en, Die 0urb i6r periiibreriI4es
Spiel auf 8ambusftSten Die Seefa9s
rer berbeilodten unO tie Oann nit ii4
in oie 8iefe 3Ogen. Sin papuaniider
OoDFeus, elm 'tapferer uno liIti9sr
mann, mollte iih bon Der @abrbeit
DieTsr SatIu6en iiber3eu9en, bemannte
,inen 8abn nit SreiipiQigen unO ltd9
in Gee, Na6bem lie einen Gag ees
ruoert batten, tdmen lie ~am Sori3ont
pprbet". pa erbIidten iie plDblid
8raupen (Sd6ne), Die aus Seetdng
eema9t Juno nit punOerbar iaOnen
5rauen .bemannt" iparen, ipelde I'm
81. @rme gIdierne 8dnOer truaen, oas
!5dar nit Seetang unb rotten 8lumen
6urbflodten batten uno auf lansen
8ambusflDten gu fpielen %anfin9en.
Die meiiten MGnner, BON Der S9Onz
belt unb Dem Spiel Der Srauen bins
geriFen, Iprangen ms Wteer uno
16pammsn mad Sen SeetunsfGbnen,
peri9nanben aber, als tie IN beren
NGbe getpmmen paren, alsbdlo in
ser Sisfe. 9lbsr Der Qnfii6rer, De:
gegen ben 3auber Der Srauen gefeit
mar, fpdnnte leinen 8ogen, erifoB
cine Srau nab Der anoern uno nahm
ibre Sl0ten unb Qrmbdnoet als 5ros
pbGen nit ii6. CUR auf%bepabrung
Der 8eute puroe Damn Elm 6eionosres
@ebdube errihtg. bas bis auf Den
heutigen Gag nod beftebt.
Die Sl0ten unb ole armbdnoer
puroen lange als gemeiniddftlides
Giaentum oes Stdmmes betradtet,
uno niemanb bate bas Re6t, fie 5u
p%erduBern. SpGter berminoerte ii6
Der @laube an lire 3aubertruft, lie
nuroen our Sii6ne BON 9lutIdulb
1e6rau6t ooer einem 6duptling ais
8rautf6aB gegeben, unO jebt lperSen
0teIe Mrmbdnoer 0ds Stld tur 100
bis $50 Guloen osrtauft. sic Idei4
nen dber i'm 2ouf Der 3eit ms lne
tnbli6e perpielfGltigt tporoen 81 fem,
oenn Der 8eri6teritatter Des Saba
tooe Id6 bel einem 3tpiiGen 3rpei
Stdmmen gefeierten @erf0bnun9sieit,
oaB sic SGuptlings i'm 8eiib BON eis
risen bunoert folder armbGuoer tpas
rem. Man iiebt aber, Dab man bier,
fpenn aud in etfpas anoerer @eItalt,
Die Sage BON 06pHeus uno ben Sis
reten Dor iih bat.
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@infe fac Samsfraaen.

/. 6eues @ebGd. Dian nimmt al
tes gebdd. ibersieBt es nit petros
I.um uab 3iinbet bteIes turs Dor benz
@nrittsn an. @onte i'm Dunteln fers
Dirt nerber.
2. @ie erbGlt man ii6 9ienitboteng
Nan '9lproFormirt Sieielben unS
fdlisBt fe in ben Seller Elm.
8. 0ie nirb man aufbrinsliGe
SauTrer los9 Dian tauft ibnen ben
san5en Sdmurren db.
4. Mie la1en ii9 1intenflede aus
Siidndf6e entfernen2 Wit elmer
euten S9sere.
5. Wie bdlt man Mduie BON Der
Speifstammer fern2 Wan betpabre
bic SpeiIen i'm Seller uuf.
G. 8ie untsrbdlt man feline Jreuns
binnen2 Man Iafe feinen S9reibs
it'd ofFen urb entIdulbise ii9 duf
cine babe Stunbe.
Z. @ie unter9dlt Die SausFrau
Serrsnbefud9 5iittere bic Bette.
8. 8ie feFelt man Die 8inoer ana
Saus2 G9IieBe lire &lsiber elm.
8. 8ie feFelt man BEN @atten ans
PAUSE 8erTtede feline 9etriide.
10. @ie pernsiDet man llnfale in
Der SiGe2 Dian file bic petroe
leumtanne NIT DaHer.
Il. @s fpart man aobl.ng Nan
fo9e nit 9ds.
IL. Wie priift man @iet uuf lire
Strides Man hft fe auf etpas
6ortes fallen.
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aettnns. anf bOb.r See.
Rene g~erfabren sum abbrinsen ber
G~ettnnssbppte.

UeIthHBspppte.
Die aataitropbe oes @olturno bat
cine beionoere @efahr auf bober SEE
tpiebsr sinmal fdarf bel.uatet: Die
Sdpisristeit, Die Hsttungsbppts IN
ben bodsebenoen Wenen ii4er pom
Sdiff gu brinsen. Die eriten 8oote,
Die b.rabseIaFen ipuroen. finb bon
ben bobsn Welen e.sen Die Saitfss
ipanb sefdleubert uno aeriamettert
poroen. CUR 8eieitiguns oisier @es
fabrt tperben nun apei neue Werfabs
rem porse19Iassn. Der erfte Weg bes
ftebt in Der M~norbnuns mebrerer fdiss
fer gbenen an ben 2~dnssietten bes
S1iffes, iiber tpel4e Die Retiunsss
boote automatiId ins Meer gleiten.
Die gppte fperSsn nit ibren pafasits
rem beiebt unb auf Sdienen an Die
StelIe i'm 8orb bsfDroert. tpe bic
@leitbabn besinnt. Wiro oas Boot
auf Die 8abn sei9oben. 70 briidt es
our6 Ietn @erpidt oieie pie etnerl
9ebel lansiam berab, oas Boot slettet
auf Der nun e~ntItebenben fdiefen @bes
ne ourd Iein @isensetpidt berab nro
errei6t in elmer bur9 cine automatic
I1s 8renfie perlansiamten Beipsgur,s
eas WaHer. 4uf oerislben 8ahn
tam oas Boot aud nit Ollie zines
Seiles unb elmer Wtn6e pieoer an
8orb sesosen perben.
Np6 ausIi6tsreider erf4eint cine
anbere @orri6tuns, Die Sbeooore
Sourier in Melbourne porf9lGst.
Statt Ser iibli9en feititebenoen &ra@
ne, in benen ole Gettunssboote bans
gen. 1T bier Der 3ran in balber Spbe
apii9en Der Sdiffsbriide uno Dem
8aKeripiegel angebra9t unb lam
IelbIt mad auBen sebrebt uno binaba
gei6punsen perben. Sn normdleI
Gage itebt Der 8ran aufreht an Der
Sdiffsmunb, 10 oab oas Boot barr
unter gei9pben unb aufsebGngt fpera
Den lam. Mlsbdnn miro Der gan3e
&ran nit einem Srabtietl herabge'
laTen; in Dem 4ugenblid, in Dem oas
an Inn beraus9ef4pun9ene Boot oaS
@aHer beriibrt uno ni4t mebr nit
! Ieinem 9an3eu @epidt bdnst, loft iid
Der Saten, Der es nit Dem 8ran pers
binbet, unb oas Boot f9pimmt fret
Der 8ran miro pieoer bo6ge5oger
unb lam MIN elm neues Boot 81
WoTer bringen. Der 8orteil Der In.
pronurtg beItebt Dor alien BARN, oof
cas- Boot auf oieie 8eiie ettpd {
Meter ppn Der Sdiffspanb e%ntfern'
auf oas Mafer seieBt miro une oa:
Der frei manDprieren lam. Quberoen
geniieen penige &rane, nm ale Het
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men iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13

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Transportation, Hbfabrt ber
DampfdiHe, u. |. 10. 9tdets
fir aaiitens unb 5piihenoede
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-07
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the date set by the
school board for the annual exami-
nation of teachers for the county
schools, and Superintendent Brinson
is expecting quite class.
The white teachers will assemble
at the old high school building, while
the colored teachers will have their
examinations at Howard Academy.
The examinations begin promptly at
8 o'clock and ndr. Brinson asks that
all who expect to take them report
at the beginning of the session.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-07
t LOOKS
OM|NOUS
STOPPAGE OF TRAINS SUREST
INDICATION YET THAT ITALY
MAY ENTER THE STRIFE

Geneva, Sept. 7.-Railroad traffic
between Italy and Switzerland has
been stopped. 1t is stated that all
trains and equipment are needed for
the mobilization of the Italian army.
There have been a great many
rumors and reports of mobilization
of the italian army in the last two
months, but certain evidence has
been lacking. 1T is now known here
beyond any dispute that no more
italian trains are connecting with
Swiss trains at the border.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-07
ONWARD GOES THE
RUSSIAN AVALANCHE
IF CAR CAN MAKE GOOD HIS CLAIMS
WAR WILL SOON BE OVER
EVERY DISPATCH FROM PETROGRAD TELLS OF GERMAN
DEFEAT AND AUSTRIAN ANNIHILATION

Petrograd, Sept. THE Russian
army which was checked by the Ger
mans in the vicinity Of Allenstein
has been heavily reinforced with
Asiatic, Siberian and Manchurian
troops and is again moving west
ward. Several points along the route
occupied by German detachments,
are again being evacuated.
The impression prevails here that
Germany's back will be broken be-
fore winter sets in. All of Russia S
plans are being carried through sue
cessfully.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-07
CITY WILL BE MADE
"A RURAL ROUTE CENTER

For some time work has been go
ing on in the Ocala postofice look
ing to the establishment of a number
of rural postal routes running out of
this city.
This work is now beginning to
show results. 1t is understood that
a favorable report has been made to
the department in Washington and
that it will be only a short time be-
fore Ocala will be the starting point
for at least four routes.
The proposed routes will under
the original petitions be as follows.
tho changes viii be made from time
to time as the needs of the patrons
are shown in the sections covered:
Route southwest on the Dun
Mellon road to Shady postofice
(Which will be discontinued) then
east to the Orange avenue road, and
return.
Route 2.-West on the MarteI
road to points beyond Martel, re-
turning via Calvary postofice
Route 3.-North on the Kendrick
road to West Anthony road, thence
northeasterly to the neighborhood
east of Kendrick, west to Zuber. re-
turning west of A. c. l.. railroad
through territory west of Kendrick
and east of Berlin.
Route ito Montague, thence
north to Fort King and Griner Farm
neighborhood, returning on Anthony
road to Ocala.
1t is estimated by Postmaster Rog-
ers that these four routes will serve
upward of 500 families. and viii
prove great blessing to the patrons
Of the postal service along the way