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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28
A New Variety of Apples

A new Iowa apple originated by the
horticultural section of the state ex-
pertinent station is Icing sent out to
Iowa nurserymen for distribution for a
definite test as to its yielding qualities
mall sections of the state.
The new seeding apple, known as
Iowa IO3. is believed to be very
nearly the equal of the Jonathan in
quality and flavor and has favorable
record at the station orchard as a good
yielder, 1t is good cooking or eating
apple and stands up we'll in shipment
or storage.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28
Notice 10 Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
mas been appointed executor of the estate OF
EllEa Bulen, deceased, by the County Court
OF Hood River County. All persons having
claims against said estate should present
them properly verified within six months
from date of this notice at the Office of A. w.
OnthRnk in the city of Hood River, Oregon.
Dated and first published this Stn day of
April, 1914. PETER MOHR,
s30 m2s Executor,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28
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Notice of School Indemnity Selection

Department of the Interior, United States
Lana ounce, Portland, oregon, May Sth, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that the State of Ore
gon, on May $, IVA applied for the SE34 NWI4
SW54 Me- 4 W. SCI, and SELt SEl4 of Section
=, l. : \, h. F., ". NJ, and led in this of
nee list OF school Indemnity Selections in
winch 1t selected said land; and that said list
Is open to the public for inspection.
Any ana all persons, claiming adversely the
above described land or any legal subdivision
lhefeot, or claiming the same under the miu-
ing laws, or desiring to show said lands to be
more valuable for mineral than for agricul-
lufal purposes, or to object to said selection
Tor any legal reason, should file their claims
or Their atidavitS OF protest or contest in this
Ntfire.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28

Dizziness, vertigo blind staggers,) }
sallow complexion, fatulenc9, are svmp-
toms of a torpid liver. No one can feel
well when the liver is inactive. Herbine
is a powerful stimilant. A dose or two
will cause all bilious symptoms to disap-
pear. Try it. Sold by Chas. n. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28
II +. HlGBG, Register.
GEO |. SMITH. Receiver.

hereby designate the Hood River Glacier,
a newspaper published in Hood River, ore.
gun, aS the paper in which said notice is to be
published
mAJn25 HI HIGBN, Register
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

(Take two of the groups below entire.
Group A. (Based on Pearson's The Ev-
olution of the Teacher.)
/. Explain and illustrate, skill does
not come by doing alone"
2. What aid is secured from books
by one seeking professional growth
s. How can teacher prevent waste"
by skill in assigning a lesson?
a. What are some of the things we
should keep in mind if we would have
a child really learn?
Group B. BIASED on Belts and Halls
Better Rural Schools)
I. What is one of the best ways of
measuring the efficiency of school?
2. Why is the town school not usu-
ally the best school for pupils living in
the country?
s. Show the need of teaching hy-
giene in rural schools.
a. What is one of the worst faults OF
the "old" school curriculum?
Group C. (Based on no particular text }
I. Why has the frequency of pun
ishment in schools diminished? Should
1t diminish still more? Why?
2. What is correct theory and prac-
tice regarding reviews?
8. How should teacher get his en-
rollment and classify pupils the OPEN
ing day? Estate what sort of school
you teach.)
4. Why should teacher welcome the
visits of the district superintendent If
he gives no criticisms or suggestions,
what should the teacher do? Can the
teacher get value from the district su-
perintendent in other ways1
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs, II, II. Chapmanwere az
Youngstown this week attending "a meet
ing OF the Grand Chapter RAM,
Mrs Herman Miller and Mrs, G. r.
Randall, of Bucyrus, are the guests of
George and Chris kistler and families,
EX-Speuker $. j. Vining who was op-
Grated upon last Thursday night for op-
pendicitis, Is getting along very nicely
j. H. Murlin and his grandson, Har-
mon Murlin, of Monticello. Indiana. left
Monday afternoon for St Cloud, Florida,
to spend the winter
Christopher Schunck left the first OF
the week for Rome city, Ind, where he
will possibly spend the winter at the
Sanitorium In that city
j. II. Bowers has moved his family TO
this city from COldWater, Mr.. lowers
has accepted a position In the Bowser
barber shop ON West Fuyette street.
The Celina Business College have
moved from the Riley building into the
l. o, o. f. temple. w. ID, Dowden, OF
Terre llaute, Ind, has been chosen as
manager.
The little three year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Sacher, West An
thony street, fell from the porch at their
home last Tuesday ana cut an ugly cash
in the back Of her head
Mrs. W. IA. Dibble who was operated
upon at hospital at Columbus last
week for goitre, was able TO return "a
her home In this city last Tuesday. She
| Is getting along very nicely.
Meyer a. Aller. of Celna, well known
tullors, were here Tuesday looking after
| business, going from here 10 Wiltshire
Sehumm and Decatur. where they have
u large number OF customers.-OhioC city
| News.
The Citizens Bank have moved into
| the Celina Furniture Company's room,
one door south OF their bank building
and will make their headquarters their
until the completion of their bank room
which Is undergoing extensive improve
mentS.
Gladys. the eleven year old daughter
/ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Siler who was
operated upon Friday evening by Drs
| Cordicr Otis and Ayers for appendicitis
and "A numerous growth, Is doing nicely
Miss Myrtle Loughridge has charge OF
the case.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
RIVAL ARMIES
IN COLLISION
Germans and AuStrlanS Engaging
Russian LHgIOnS.
SILESIA THE PRIZE OF VICTORY

Whole Region Of Northwest oaIIela
and Southwest Poland the Scene Of
Hard Fought Battles - Germans
Abandon Efforts to Garry the War
Into North Poland-Russian Gen.
eraI Staff Announces Victories.
London, Oct. s.-The extent of Rus
sia's offensive operations against Ger
many was admitted in dispatches
from Berlin. Abandoning all efforts
to carry the war into north Poland,
the Germans have fallen back TO
strong defensive positions along the
East Prussia frontier. In the south,
a German column which attempted
by forced marches to advance from
Cracow and strike the Russian flank
beyond the Dunajee river in Galicia,
was repulsed at the Vistula and driV-
en- back with heavy losses.
The whole region Of northwest Ga
licia and southwest Poland is the
scene Of hard fought battles between
the Russians and Austro-Ger
forces, with Cracow and Silesia as
the prize of victory. The advance
guards of the main Russian armies,
proceeding along the north bank of
the Vistula, are in collision with the
Germans and Austrians near Sando-
mir and Opatow.
The official announcement issued in
st. Petersburg by the general staff
was as follows:
"On the East Prussian frontier the
Germans, having brought up rein
forcements from Koenigsberg, con-
tinue to oppose a tenacious resistance
upon the battle front of Vladislavoff
and Ratchka, profting by the defiles,
lakes and marshes in the region OF
Tchernoganja. Beyond the Vistula ad-
vance guard battles have occurred in
the region of Opatow and Sandomir.
In the Carpathians, west of the river
Sanok, an Austrian detachment was
defeated and machine guns and pris-
cners captured. At Saliva, twenty
milimeters from the city of Munkatch,
we have captured an artillery park
and numerous convoys."
Regarding the operations along the
East Prussian frontier, which result
ed in defeat to the Germans, a dis
patch from Berlin via The Hague
states that bad weather and the great
strength Of the Russian offensive COM
PEELED the Germans to assume strictly
a defensive movement. They aban-
doned the bombardment of the for
tress Of Ossowiecz, in Russian Po-
land, and are attempting to hold the
Russians in check from heavily en-
trenched positions near Prosteken.
It is stated that the fighting at Au-
gustowo and Suwalh was most san
culinary The German machine guns
finally turned the tide Of battle. The
slaughter of German artillerymen was
terrific.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
REVIEW OF THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT

In regard to the great battle of the
Aisne, which has entered upon its
fourth week, there is only a single
point on which the French and Ger
man reports agree and that is that
General Won Kluck. commander Of
the German right wing. still is going
northward, though at a snail's pace
andand that he is so powerful General
Joffre has been Obliged to admit that
the German commander has been
able to make a French detachment
debouching from Arras to fall back.
The Germans have continued their
series of desperate attacks on the
French left wing, and on the center
the crown princes army, which in
cludes the Sixteenth corps, has at
tempted to advance through the wood
Of La Grurie. But in all Of these en-
deavors, according to French ac-
counts, the Germans have been re-
pulsed the crown princes army even
has been driven back toward the
north a matter of perhaps a mile or
two.
In Belgium, however, the Germans
have been more successful, for the
Belgian legation admits that on the
east of the river Senne the Belgian
forces defending Antwerp, after a
desperate resistance of Ave days,
have been obliged to fall back to the
river Nethe, so terrific has been the
German artillery fire.
The latest official communication
from Petrograd describes the battle
of Augustowo, In Russian Poland, as
developing into one of extreme vio-
lence, the Germans supplementing
their artillery hre with furious coun-
ter attacks. In an encounter between
the First division of the German cav
airy and Russian cavalry the Ger
mans are reported to have been rout-
ed with great loss, carrying their in
fantry along with them. The Rus
slams have occupied Raygrod, Kali
vary and Mariampol, in Poland, The
Russian emperor has left the capital
for the war zone. The German en-
peror is now said to be at Thorn,
West Prussia, close to the Russian
frontier.
The government reports indicate
that the really great battle is being
fought at Cracow, where unnum-
bered Russian force is attacking the
Germans and Austrians there united
in immense strength.
The French government on Oct. 5
issued a statement to the effect that
the allies had been compelled to give
ground following furious attacks Of
the German right, north Of the Oise
river. The statement added how
ever, that the battle so far has been
indecisive. The allies are striking
hard at three separate points on the
German right flank
An official report from the German
army headquarters says that in the
siege Of Antwerp the forts Of LierF,
Daelhem and KoenigshoyelZh. and the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
UNITED STATES HISTORY,

l. Mention some occasions on which
our country has shown its intention to
avoid foreign entanglements
2. Upon what terms did we take the
Philippines? Hawaii?
8. What interests have usually op-
posed duties on imports and why? What
was the source of agitation in favor of
free silver in 1895 and 1896?
4. Mention the occasions of three OF
the worst Union defeats in the Civil
War.
S. What are some of the definite
helps that have been given by our gov
ernment to the construction and i'm
provement of rail, water and wagon
highways
6. What financial measures estab-
iished our government on firm basis
during Washington's first term?
7. Describe the dealings of the
United States with pirates.
g. What states were in the Union in
1850? Who was the PRESIDENT What
were the methods of transportation
What questions we're interesting the
people? Were the telegraph and tele-
phone in use? The reapers The type
writer? Where was the center of pop
ulation?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09

intermediate redoubts, with thirty
/ guns, have been taken.
An official statement on the opera
tions in the eastern war zone reads:
'In Russia, after a battle which last
ed ten days, the German army which
was operating between the eastern
Prussian front and the Niemen river
has been driven back along the entire
line and made to retreat, abandoning
a considerable quantity of war ma
terial. This army has evacuated COM
pletely the territory Of the Russian
provinces of Suwalki and Lonja."
The battle front on the right flank
of the German army, where the allied
British and French troops are pound
ing away with unceasing attacks, is
steadily becoming greater, according
to an official statement issued at
Paris Oct 6. 1t is extending toward
the north and northwest. Large
masses Of German cavalry have ap-
peared near Lille. This indicates
that Germans, too, are engaged in a
counter 1anking movement, by which
they hope to turn back the allies at
tack. North of the Oise the action
is growing more violent. The allies
have made slight progress on the
right bank of the Aisne and on the
heights of the Meuse.
Wednesday, Oct 7, saw half mil
Jjav mon ~, ooUad in tho ornat don b1n
fianking movements in northwestern
France, with the Germans pressing
forward in an effort to cut off and
surround the French troops near Ar
ras and Doual. This enterprise, which
was begun last week, is being pushed
with the utmost vigoT by the invad-
ers. The allies were evidently taken
by surprise because they thought the
Germans did not have enough reserve
troops for such an audacious attempt
The new German army, which has
been pushed northwestward from Bel
GUM, holds a strong position north
west of Lille. The hardest fighting
is still along the western end Of the
battle line The battle Of the Aisne
has been raging for twenty-five days
and the end is not in sight.
Germans are bombarding Antwerp
with increasing violence. All civilians
have been warned to leave the city.
st. Petersburg reports that the Rus
sian troops have crossed the frontier
and invaded East Prussia in pursuit
Of large German force said to have
been defeated in a sanguinary engage
ment. A great Austro-German army
has been massed before Cracow to
contest the advance of Russians
through Galicia.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
GERMAN POSSESSION
SEIZED BY JAPANESE
Island Of JaIult In Pacific OC-
Cupied Without Fight

Washington, Oct. THE concern
from Tokyo of the seizure by Japan
of Jaluit island, In the group of, the
Marshall islands Of the Pacific, was
somewhat allayed by assurances from
both Tokyo and the Japanese en-
bassy that the step was merely one
of military necessity and not to be
regarded as indicating permanent oc-
cupatiou by Japan. Jaluit island is
Just about midway between Hawaii
and the Philippines.
Japan says that the seizure Of ia
luit island was essential for the pro-
lection of British and Japanese COM
merce. It was said that few Ger
man cruisers have been playing havoc
with both Japanese and British com
merce in the Pacific, and the belief
of the British and Japanese govern
ments has been that the enemy's
cruisers were using Jaluit as base
The island Of Jaluit is the seat Of
German government in the Marshall
islands. It is contended in some
quarter here that the seizure of the
island is in violation of the announce
ment by the Japanese foreign Office
at the beginning of the war that Jap
anese activities would be confined to
the far east.
The Japanese fleet met with NO re-
sistance, and destroyed the military
establishment at Jaluit and seized
the munitions of war 1t also liber-
ated a British merchant ship and Jap
anese prisoner held at Jaluit.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
GERMAN ONRUSH
HALTED BY ALLIES
FIanklng Movement Checked By
Determined Resistance.
LOST GROUND is RECOVERED

Allies successfully Resume Powerful
Offensive at tho Hinge Of the Bat
tls Line North Of the olse-General
Joffre ProfitIne by Lessened Ger
man Strength In the center-oper-
atlons In France.
Paris, oct. 8.-Although the allies,
in their thrust toward Belgium and
their attempt to cut Won Kluck's COM
munications, have been pressed some
what westward and toward the coast,
they have nevertheless fought their
way to within a step Of the Belgium
frontier, maintaining all the while an
unbroken line along the German west
flank.
Attempting a counter fianking
movement, the Germans, with large
forces Of cavalry, sought to head off
the northern advance Of the allies
and get between them and the coast
cities. They struck at Armentieres
and toward Lens, but were halted by
determined resistance.
While these cavalry engagements
were in rogress between contending
Hanking forces, the allies resumed a
powerful offensive at the hinge Of the
battle line north of the Oise, and we're
successful in reoccupying ground lost
in previous days. There were for
ward movements by the French in
the center Of the line, presumably
from Rheims to the ridge Of the Ar
gonne. In this quarters the Germans
had weakened their forces in order to
support Won Kluck and to launch a
fanking movement of their own.
There is reason to suppose that GEN
eral Joffre is now profiting by les
sened German strength in the center
The ofAcial communique issued by
the government reads: Except on
the wings, where the German attacks
have been repulsed, calm is nearly
complete along the whole line. On
our left wing the German cavalry has
been held north Of Lille, to which
point It was previously repulsed. Be-
tween Chaulnes and Roye. ground
previously lost has been retaken. At
the center we have advanced in GER
tain parts. There is nothing new on
our right wing"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
Secured Jobs For 10000.

Columbus, oct, 5.-More than 10000
men and women are placed in posi-
tions annually by the free employ
ment bureaus maintained by the state
In the five largest cities Of Ohio.
This is about one-sixth Of the number
who make applications. The mum
Der of requests for help is about 80,
900, so that the total of persons
placed in positions is about four-6fths
of the number OF openings.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
FIVE TOWNS WILL GET
FARM INSTITUTES

Five Farmers Institutes have been
granted this county for the coming insti-
tute season by the Agricultural Commits
sion OF Ohio, The assignments for the
county togther with the speakers for
each meeting are as follows;
81. Henry land 2, Martins
dale and Buss
Oldwater-February ~ and IL, Black
ford. jennings and Mrs. Durbin.
Chattanooga - February 10 ana 10,
BlaCkford, Gable and Mrs Durbin,
Ft. Recovery-F'ebruary ~ ana 20
FarnsmOuth. Gable and Mrs, Dorsey,
Neptune-February 26 and 21, Black
ford. Bunday and Mrs. Dorsey,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
DENNIS BAKER TAKEN To
PENITENTIARY

Dennis Baker, recently convicted IN
the Common Pleas Court for his connec-
ton with the murder Of Wilbur Phillips,
Lima man, on a L,E.&W. freight train
east of this city, on the night OF Novem-
Der % last, was taken TO the State peni-
tentiary at Columbus Wednesday, He was
taken to ST. Marys by Sheriff Fisher in
am automobile 10 catch the morning T O.
c. train, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Betz, Philip Linn and Chas. Creeden. At
St. Marys he placed in the custody Of
Messrs Betz and Creeden, who landed
their prisoner at the Pen without Incl
dent, to begin an indeterminate sentence
OF one to twenty years for manslaughter
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
Insane Woman KllIs child.

Steubenville, o., Oct 8.--Mrs Maud
Schilling became violently insane at
her home in Wierton, W. Va, near
here, and killed her eight-yearold
daughter Mary. She attempted to
shoot a policeman who ran to the
house and, failing, tried to shoot her.
self, but was disarmed.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
WILL HEAR MOTION FOR
new TRIAL ON MONDAY

Judge Mathers, of Sidney, will be in
Celina Monday to hear the motion for a
new trial in the case of LeVan Baker who
was tried and found guilty two weeks
ago of the murder of WILDER Phillips,
Bakers attorneys filing motion for a
new trial at the conclusion of the case.
He will also render his decision in the
case of George Schmalstig VS.. the County
Commissioners.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
TOUR OF COUNTY
BY The GOVERNOR
To BE Made October 90, When He
Will Visit Several Towns.

Governor Cox will visit Celina, Rock
ford Coldwater, ST. Henry and Maria
Stein on an automobile tour of the coun.
ty on October 20. He will begin his
days campaigning at the latter place at
GAS a m, reaching St. Henry at l0:45,
Coldwater at HAS, Celina at 1850 and
leave for Rockford at 2:3O.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
ARITHMETIC.

/. If tax duplicate of $2,800,000 viii
produce certain sum on rate of 0l5,
at what rate will duplicate of $l2,-
100000 produce the same sunni
2. A soldier with full outfit carries
these weights rifle, 20 lb.; blanket, IS
lb. food, 10 h.. water, 2 lb,; empty
luggage, 8 ID. OF command of 1000
men, per cent. have no rifles, Is per
cent. no blankets, 50 per cent. no food,
80 per cent, no water and 10 per cent.
CONTINUED ON page 81
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09

Durazzo, Oct. 6.-The Albanian SEN
ate has designated Essad Pasha pres
ident of the government of Albania,
Hssad Pasha's force of 10000 Alba
nian troops who accompanied him in
his entry into the capital are now oc-
eupying strategical positions through
o,,t tho city
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
AGRICULTURE.

/. Should old wood be allowed to rot
or be burned? Why? What elements
of fertility does it containH
2. At what time is it best to trim
orchards? Why?
3. One farmers butter is too white
another's does not taste sweet; another s
has big salt crystals in it. What are some
suggestions you would make to remedy
each defect?
4. What would you raise in school
garden and why?
5. What are the principal points to be
observed in grading an ear of corn?
6. Through what stages of life do in
sects pass? Mention some most injur-
ious in the first stage, and others most
injurious in the third stage.
7. What would be good daily win
ter feed for a horse?
8. What elements of soil fertility ara
most frequently deficient in your neigh
borhood? How are they supplied?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
German WarshIps sunk.

London, Oct. 8-A German torpedo
boat destroyer was torpedoed by the
British submarine E-9 off an estuary
of the river Ems and sank in few
minutes. The majority of the crew
were rescued. A dispatch from To-
kyo reports that the German cruise
Cormorant and two German gunboats
had been sunk in Kiauchau bay by
the Japanese.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
SIX HUNDRED LIVES LOST
Six Austrian Torpedo Boats Blown
Up by Mines.

London, Oct. 8.-More than 800
men, officers and crew, lost their lives
when six Austrian warships were
sunk by contact with submarine
mines off the coast of Dalmatia, in
the Adriatic sea. Four torpedo boats
and two torpedo boat destroyers
which were scouting for the Anglo
French feet went to the bottom with
in a few minutes after striking the
explosives, which are believed to have
been placed by the Austrian govern
ment.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
COUNTY TEACHERS FIRST
BI-MONTHLY MEET OCT. II

The first bi-monthly meeting of the
Mercer County Teachers Association
will be held in the West School Building
in this city, October II. Two prominent
instructors will be present.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
Asks For 600.

GAINESVILLE, O.. Oct. 6.-While she
was riding on GAINESVILLE and West
ern train last February, Mary Brad
ley says the temperature was down
to zero in the car and her feet we're
frozen. Today she sued the railroad
for $4,000 for alleged negligence in
not keeping the cars heated.