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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
ENGLISH AGcREssroSs.

Senator Stone, the chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign affairs. says that
serious question might arise II Amer
ican ships were sunk In the war zone n'
delineated BY the recent proclsmation
OF the German government. The Berlin
dispatches say that the utmost pre-
caution will be taken to guard Amer
lean ships from damage. This is ample
proof that Germany harbors the most
friendly intentions 20 our country. But
Senator Stone must take into account
that Germany has the indisputable
right TO carry on war Ia the territorial
waters adjacent to England and France
aud that neutral ships who enter the
theater OF war do 90 at their peril.
Then Senator Stone must take into
reckoning the order OF the British
Admiralty that English ships may hoist
a neutral, !. e. the American flag 10
escape capture. This makes II in.
oumbent upon our government not only
TO protest bat also 10 prevent such IN
abuse of our flag by all means in our
power. This has not been done until
now. The trouble and injustice is that
our government has been grossly derel,ct
ir defending our neutral rights. We
lave not even protested that the
British converted the German ocean
into q British lake by filling IL
with mines. We have not acted
With yigor when England declared
American Conditional eontraband alb
solute contraband, and we have pre-
served silence when England gave nOtiee
that she would seize American ships
carrying Commodities not subject 10
seizure under internstional law, IL
destined for Germany. The effect oi
all these Engiish outrases was 20
strange the .Ameriean neutral commerce
With Germany. II our country submits
10 English violence, Germany is not
bound to do the same and will not
submit When, therefore. the Senator
speaks of serious issues that might
arise with Germany, we would advise
first Of all to bring TO settlement the
numerous and serious questions that
have already arisen between our
country and England. II is neither
within reason nor within justice thst We
sl,ould permit England to Violate every
neutral right, and to flass
up when Germany takes counter.
measures to yindicate not only her
rights but also our rights to navigate
the oceans. Germany has carefully
abstained from every act that could in
the least affect our rights and our
while Esgland has IN numerous
instances disreearded our rights in the !
most shameful manner. IL is not Ger
Dlany but Ennend that neessatatss
active proossaInsS q, our part. u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
gerfaiIsr. bob .r lpobl ein 5tiub, obsr
lein atnner DeutIblonbs IT.

gerfaher, bob sr ipcbl ein Gtiub, ODE
tein atnner Deutldloribs TT.
Ocd mir ionnsn uns uibt ki bei
pitlen fdltftn llrtbeiIen bss profejforl
lliber oiifbIt,n, ioubern ipenben uni
) ubsm fenfationsIIften aapittI isineI
Werfes, ipeIfes bstitslt 1T: Die Be
| Seidnenbt Stellung bel
Der. Staateu.
Sas aopitsI fdnst ipie fclsi an:
rRadbem Der llmfons bss Dan.
germanismus ben .ngIifdsn unb fran.
s6iiihen GipIomaisn aufstoGmmsrl
mar, ertanntsn fis Die Rotbpsnbigisit,
ibrs Gteluns gu psrtartcn unh
mddtsn ben Der. Staaien 2(nerbieiun.
gen. ipslts tpabri9einIid i'm Goms
mer 1897 su sinsr 0eriidnbisuus Spis
ifen ben brei 2GnberH fiibrtsn. &c
lpurben ieins Papiers unttrSsi9nst,
aber cine WsritGnbiguna ipurbs astrufs
fen. bab i'm 6dl. sines ariegss NIT
0eutitlanb obsr Osiisrrsid sur auss
fiihrung Der 9Idne bss panz@srmas
nismus bic Der. Staaten iih Iofort ~
Guniisn bon ensIanb unb syranirsih
eriIGreu unb ibr gtuberites tbun Mir
ben. urn ibnen gu belfen."
9as III unU.rfdlidtsr Wabnlinn.
i'm CONNER 1897 ipar Wleaialeb ans
asfdbr sipsi Mpnlte prdiibnt. 0om
beutihsn .Germanismus, Der erIt
i'm Sabre 1914 enibedt iporbsn 1T.
mar nirsenbs bic Rtbt unb cine Der.
itGnbieuns nit Gna!ano mar sans Bee
iOnbers alsssj6lpTen. bd iurj porbtr
Gleptlanb, MeaiHlsps gcrgdnatr. ben
aOnsrsb in asnntuib ssisst bate, bof
G iid ssnStbisi i,bsH t0nnte. I'm bel.
len llnieritiitung stgen Gnelanbs
9srgeipaliisuno uou 9tnssusln na93us
iuden. glngeii6ts oisIsr zbatfdhsn
tam man liikrs enttiIuuns als bic
glusgeburt sinss Seliriumsfranisn
bsSsitnsn. WsnR man WetboDs in
isinsm Wabniiru sutbedn min. 70 1T
Is uur in Der Beii, gu srtIGrsu. ba btr
Wilions unfreunbIitxs 9erbalten ees
gen Deutfdlanb aIs iSoIse tiner ldueit
fsitiiebeubsn poIiiii Der Der. Siaatsn
biniteIIsn min. Dn oi. Don uns ans
9efiibrten ssIai6tIi6tn Ibatfa&sn u.
ipsiien. mar cine iolfc qol.til Mot
norbanben. iie lit ods urtiseniis mers
res jebissn prGfb.Hten. slter audi in
bieism 5nIlt banbsIt Is fih nift uri
cine beitimmte qoliiit. ioHbern nm cine
slsnbe Bafhlappis,.it. prdiibsrt Wil. |
fon fiirdtei iid por gnsldnb unb ldbi
beFen @eipaliaiit rubia iibsr ii6 trs
aebtn. 8crIisbt fiir ons arner.inniibe
GrobtapitaI, bls nit enslanb enJl
pertniipit 1T, mag babel nitpirith.
Ieiibem Der ptdfOtni NIT fliessnbsu
5abnen ins erob.lpiiaiiitiit, Eager |
iibtrsesdngen H.
9us bisi.r proh III tpobl ,ur ges
niiae 3u stTeben. oab iiftsrs Ntri cine
Wiituna pon GI5trnbfit unb Worein'
senommenb.it III, bos MIDI ben min.
h.fieH @nIpru9 auf ipiHtnid,1ftli8tn
W:rtb erhsb.n lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
senatpr @aIib BON gson

Senator @aIib BON Non'
tana bat beim 8rdiioenten angeiragt
mas England nl,i iluieren groteit &C.
gen Die aaperiiug con anerifaniidsnl
&lipfer aeiogt uno eetbau bat. Die
slnhport mar, oaB nod feline antpori
erfolat iii nno auf Die sSraee, mas Der
8rGiibent tbun peroe, Inn Dem nmeri'
faniiden Sanoel aegen Die 8ereeipa!.
tigiingen guglanos 81 ieinem Hedtc
81 oerbelieii, erfolgte cine nit)tsia.
genbe ant1port. GngIano fam uns
aiif Der 9toic beriinltan5en, iopiel eS
ibm beIiebt; es fam unieren Sanbfl
nernitten, nniere 5lagge nibadten
lino uniere gebte pergelpaIfigeH.
Ter Eraiioeut betradtet iib als einen
slaiirten Der slqiirteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08

Gin Seuti6enfsinS Iiefert
in ieinsr @utb unierer Sd9e quite ars
gumente. llnermGeli6 pirb geI6ries
ben unb esiagt, bab Die Seutiden
Wa9t iiber &eht fteQen, neil 5reitiffe
unb 8ern6arbi lie bas eelsbrt baben.
SeBt erfldrt Elm Bro>8rite, Der &aiisr
babe bieIe 2ebrs aud aus omeritanis
f6er Quelle ee5ogen uno fiibrt Stslz
len aus Wa6ans Merten unb bic 4eu=
beruHgsn pon 9eneral Sberioan an.
qiio bdtten bic 4meritaner au6 einen
3reitihts uno einsn 8ernbdroi. Wenn
man iie isbt fragen ipiirbe, oh lie Die
Qebren bieTer teibsu MGnnsr als 9es
finnungsdusorrd Der ameritanii6sn
9ation betruGtsn, tpiir6eu lie tas nit
Gntriiftune auriidfpeiien, aber bog bic
aenouuten beutfhen ShrititelIer bic
2lniidten Der oeutiheu Ration Qetreus
lid pieoeripiegelu, piro fir ielbitpsrs
itdnoli6 aebdlten. Sds iii pro5ritii9s
2cgit, bic ia aud nod in cnbsren
OiHgsn gum 8urihein fommt unb To-
aar nod in ihlimmerem Wabe. cSebsr
9enaltatt gnglanbs tpire als ariegss
notbrenSi1teit esrehtfertist. psru.
ober 9euti9lanb etrpas tbut. bag nibt
bios in ben 8erhdltniien, ionbern in
fih Islbit feline Re6tfertiauns finnet,
10 piro ss uts cine fbGnolids 8arbas
rel bingeitslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Senutor etone Der gcr.

y Ell ulur SIo ne, oer Sct
| iieer bes aomniittees fir oiuslpdrtie,
gnselescnbeiten. IaBt iid bnbin Der
nebnieu, Dab cine iebr erititlibe Sah
Iaee bornis entiteben fonnte, ipem
9eutidlano in Der BON ibm ge5ogeilsr
4riegsSonc cir uncertainties Stliii
perienten ioIlte. 6iirs grite lit Dol
Berlin aus erfIdrt porbeu, bdB biC
belitiden arieesidiffe nit Der groBter
8oriidt 81 @erfe ecben iperoen, ou
NIT neiltrale. B. l. amerifanii6e ShIr
fe nidt 5il Sdaoen fonITen, mas 5ul
8cniige benefit. SaB 9ciltidlanb feine
ieinoIiden slbiihten geseu linier 2anc
begt, sSiirs 3pcite iolte Senato,
Stone in 9etratt dieben, baB Geiitidj'
lamb Sas iinbeitreitbare Heht nat,
aricg in ocn an 5ranfreid) lno Gn9-
lanO angrenSenben @epdiiern 5u fiib'
rem iinb oab je0es neiltrnIe SGiii, has
lid auf Den ariegsihallplns begibt,
oas duf eigene @efabr tbiit. les
Neiteren iheint Senator Stone nidt
an Die Infiinoiglnig Der britiiden 30.
ntirnlitdt gu benfcn, iponafl engliithe
Shifie bas @edt baben, Die neutrole
sSIaege nlif5usieben, fpenil oas notb-
penoig iein iolte, nm Der &aperlirg
sii entaeben. Ias madt es mierer
&egierliua sur 9flibt, nidt bios ae.
gen ben MiBbraiid luierer 6Iagee 3lt
proteItiren, ionoern 0as aid nit alle1
3rdften sl perbinoern. 0as llngliif
III aber, oaB Die Der. Stoaten hie
pfli4ten, ipelbe bic Reutralitdt aufs
erleat, in icotpeoer 1eiie pernahI1i-
iigt babeu ioireit es notbie mar, 81
bieiem @ebuie aegen GngIano ein3u.
idreiten. llniere Seaier,ing bat &C.
oulbet, baB Die Roroiee BON GneIano
nit Wiinen ansefiillt uno oamit in ei.
nen britiiden Gee perfpanoelt fpuroc;
iie bat nit)ts bagesen getban, oab
GHglano geeei allies &edt amerifani-
i6e relatipe auntrebonoe fir abiollltc
&ontrebauoe erfldrte uno iniere 9ie.
aierlng bat SI Der @nfiinoielng eng.
lambs geidpiegell OaB es amerifan;.
ide Shiffe, Die nit Sebensnlitteln be.
laoen na6 9cutidIan6 9eben, ge.
Gen aIles goIferreft faperuI
meroe. 9ieie engIiihcn @e,pnIttbnten
boben sur @irfllng eebabt, baB niht
bios 9cutih!ano, ionoern aud llnier
Sonb iftper eeibaoi9t ipuroe. TabI
inicr 2auo lid oas gefaaen I6bt, Der.
pflidtet OeutidIano niht su ieigcr
llnterlpiiriiafeit @eIn baber Sena.
tor Stone bon ernitlid)en BeripideIuu.
aeu ipridt. Die nit 9ciitihIono cnt
Iteben fonuten, { mod|ten mir ihm
ratben, 5ilerit eegen Die sablreiben
8elpaltafte, Die Gnglnno idon 1eger
tnier 2nno begangen bat, ein5uif)rei,
ten. gs pertrdgt lid peber nit Der
8crnilnft, nod nit Der @ere6tiefeit,
oaB bic Ser Staaten glaes rlibie bin,
nebncu, mas GngIano lrns gu bietcu
beliebt mo baB tic aufbegebreu, ipcnnl
GcutidIanb Die notbieeu S6ritte thut
,ur @nbrung ieiner unS iinierer
Redte. geaer GeutidIanS Iiegt fein
Britrb ,,lr Glaae Dor. Iieies bat lid,
Der aroBict 9iiifiidtsnabne ouf mn.
ere oSntereiien iln6 giefte befleibiGt
mo Tie aud nod in feinem eirisigen
Gunftc aciddoiat uub perlest. Tape.
len bat @rgIato uus ifou jcbes bent.
,are llnredt 5ugefiigt. Gin energi.
DIES Ginitreiten pom unierer Seite 1T
'aber nift aegen 7eittihIan6, ion.
,ern gcacn England acboteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
@OHtaG Den 8. 5ebruar 1915.
@eOrasa. upibur. Elm sphl

George 9. llpibur, Elm SObu
bes 4bmiruls unb elm AbtommIing
Wafhiugtons. 1T entriiitet iibsr bas.
mas er oas ilIopale @erbaltsn Der
Deuti5sslmeritaner nsnnt, Yer 4bs
fDmmIins MaibinstOns IOll iid elm
paar Stunbeu 3eit nsbmsn unb big
ytoteu, bic prGiibent @aibinaton nat5
2onpOn seididt Bat, bur6leisn. Mis-
bann pirb sr firSen. bab bic Deutid>
Gmeritaner senau bieielbs SteIluns
eiunebmen, tpis iein abne. @enn eins
Gntartun5 itattsefunosn bat, 10 1T
lie ouf Seiten llpihurs gu finbsn unb
uidt uuf Ssitsn Der Seutiha amerifas
ner, Die fir pabre uncertainties prins
5ipien einiteben.
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0ie Reoe, Die 9rGiiSent @iI.
ion Dor Der aonpention Der SauoeIs
fanncrn in @aibington eebalteu Eat,
erregt allgemeine 9lufmerfiamfeit.
esn Der Sauptiate III 1ie cine &apitll-
Iation Dor benz @robfapitaI. Gns
oqroBc Gei6dit" piro oireft auigeior.
6ert, iit nit Dem Srdiibenten in Der.
binbung 81 icben uno ibm gu iageil,
pie Die bon 9iIiou ielbit peranlaBtcn
8eiese 5ur @anoigllng bes Monopo.
IisnnIs rpieoer auBer Strait gcIebt
iper0en fonnten. @G6renO bic Irelie
oariu cine llcbcrraidung finbet, iii
oieic Gnpfinoung inns fern. g2ir ia.
ben iAon ieit laneer 3eit beoba1tet,
baf @ilion Die @erbinoimg. oie er
nit Dem .biq buiireb" abgebrofea
bot, .rpieocr berplItelen bemiibt lit
Dsan fam oos geraoemis eineu Ser.
ratb am 8olfe nenlen, aber Der 9rG.
iibent alaitbt, 6ab er fib 6es Der.
trauens Der Woiien sur @eniiae Der.
iidlcrt bot unb cr iuiI jebt bas Ser
traucn oes grobfapitaIs aetpinnen,
banit oicies luio bas BoIf i6m I'll ici.
ner Domination uno erpablung ner.
beifen Gs lit bnupti1dIid Die 20.
1niuation, ipelhe ieine 9(ufmcrfiamfcit
In anipri!b iiirrnt. 3as @robfapi-.
tal ii6t INNER nod cincn groben Gin-
flltB oiIf eic aonpelttionen aus uno,
oieien modte er fibern, 5umaI Ser
rabifale sSlilgel ieiuer Barter, Der
poIfstbiiHtlidl geIiInt lit, in ieiner DC
qeiiterilng fiir @ilion itorf abgefiihltI
lit. Bon oieiem @eiidtspunft 1T
aub ieine llnterpiirfigfeit geaen|
Gngldno sii beriteben. 9as @robfa,
pitaI Der @er. Etdaten lit pro.britii6;
es Iebt bon enaliihen Sinan3en unoI
bn or Ses GrDBfapitnls 5n ieiner go,
iniHation su benotbigeft elaiibt, ite6tI
dlf Der 9riiibent auf Der ensIiidpnl
geite.
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ausF&igboII.

"5dt Sbr GebH hsnn in BEN @anf.
esiHdft zine ausiSmmIi&e EirHnns2s
- .Rn. ts aebt; an GaIdr fritst q
SlDur MIR fiinfsis Wart; abr e. es.
nitbt Elm srobss g}rtrauen: 5Dei bor
isinsu Dprsdnsern fub NIT setntsus
ifnb Wbdrs burGstbranni!A
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mtaufrftrL

Gsrssont Gu sin poor gldnn): .mt
bdbi Sby csnn bas 6sitn ber2s
DOS is uns siiaslaffa - e ltma
no brsi Stiid. fiir 6srrn& &srsscnt Is
"a eaHa hcbsiis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
HoIY 10 FiaIlt InbercaIOs

y sS In = pnpax.SIread last year before
tthe ReKnr County Medical B0efetJ
sad plhIt.hea % part 7. :, the Leu i.,
Carhart. 81 SIN 1ntoaio. Texas, ..
phystcfan who hAH devoted nuch
time to the ktndy OF 1mherculONtAss
anlds stS4nreG Mnaoa salts teOn1tttute5
three-fouEthE,e f al the 1aineral sub
! snast be supplied In the foods or
@upplemented In mineral UrnpmrH-4
tionN, or natural staryltl0n enaneA
vyfth tuheFculonin enthusiastically The
yyideapread md unchecked spread 81
tuheEcIllDNla and o4hcr PrcSenfnbIe
dEHeasoa II due largely TO the de-
caIeined thine laeJ<InH) conditions of
nm titudeA throu1h0af the civilized
world.
Thus from another authoritative
sd.sai 81 se rs tna ffeaisn
OF tuberculosiB.
since this la one Of the inEredi-
ents of Eck1nan'H Alterative. much
OF the success attending the wide
Il nps due a to the combinetioa OF this
easily assimilable. 1t causes no
stomach disturbance. and since II
contains neither opiates, narcotics
nor habit-forminE drugs, II Is safe
\ Eckinan.s Alternative has effected
remarkable results In numerous
cases OF pulmonary tuberculosis
g(consunptionl and allied chronic AT
passaHes. IN many instances such
conditions. apparently, have yielded
IN case your druggist is ont OF
II, ask him to order. or send direct
EcIenaan Laborato-y, Philadelphia
&c u y K rq Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
A SAFE Az TO
STOP INDIGESTION
Without Fear OF Weakening the
Stomac Oh. Works Fine in Any Case
and Brings Relief in Ten Min.

The greatest folly of today is COM
nitted by people with weak dyspep-
tic stomachs who take artificial di-
gesters to cure Indigestion.
Artificial digesters7 pepsin pills.
5etc.simply encourage lazy or
tired out stomach to shirk its work
by doing most of its work for ityThis
is fine for a time but as every chron-
&c dyspeptic knows, artificial diges-
tiers soon lose their efficiency. Where
one once did the trick three or four
are now required and the poor old
stomach itself is worse off than ever.
Your stomach must be strong
enough to expand and contract with
sort of churnfng movement, so as
to mix It's digestive juices with your
food. If your stomach isn't strong
enough to properly churn your food.
you will keep right on having indi-
gestion after every meal until yo,,
make 1t strong. syn
There is one Stomach remedy that
every dyspeptfc can depend on as
surely as the sun will rise tom borrow
and that is the famous old MONA
Stomach Tablets. Most stomach
sremedies let the sotmach rest and
digest che food themselves. Mi-o-na
won't digest anything. but it will
strengthen and stimulate the stom-
lach and make 1T do It's own digest
Iings. Il stops stomach pains. gas
FLOATING, burning. belching. ETC.. In
ten minutes and does still better by
making the fab by, infiaIned and In
active stomach walls grow strong
and elastic and ablerto do their own
churning. Mi-o-na Tablets never lose
their effect and unlike mere artificial
fdfgesters need not be used forever
A few weeks use is generals fsufH;
tcient to put any stomach in fine
shape and Wells-Haymaker Co. and
many other leading druggists here.
asbouts sells 1t with that understand,
ling. agreeing TO refund money tc
anyone who does not get complete re.
lief. Advertisement. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
WAR SWEEPS
AWAY T.RAD|
Of CENTURIES.
Embroidery Center of Neutral
Switzerland Ruined by
the Struggle.

WASHINGTON. %. C.. Mar. II
The effect of the war on the Swiss city.
of st. Call, from whence heretofore
has come SO much Of the embroider-
ed muslin used II america, is told
in statement prepared by the Ma
tional Geographic Society. It reads:
Among the innumerab1e cities and
towns which have been ruined by
the war. is st. Can, In neutral SwitE-
erland.. It has seen it's trade of cen
turtles growth swept away by strug-
gle in which its people have no inter
est. st. Gall is a town OF one indus
try and that for the export trade IT
is a WOrld-famous center for the
manufacture OF Inachine-emDroider
white goods, and It's wares have
found sale over the whole earth. 1t
has done an annual trade in these
articles with America OF between six
and seven million dollars year. It,
also, had heavy business with the
countries Of Europe. South America
and those Of the Orient. Since the
outbreak Of the war. It's export
routes have been closed, while some
of its largest customers have been
forced by their war expenditures to
stop all purpchases Of foresgn-made
luxuries.
The town has grown wealthy
through the centuries, and it has
continually developed its one indus
try, built many factories. large and
small. where an important percentage
of the embroidered white goods OF
the world are worked. and through
all the neighborhood around the city.
THE same industry has found develop
ment MS a home industry, in which
had machines are used
st. Gall perches high up on a
mountain shoulder. considerably
back from the Lake of Constants. It
grew up around the mountain cell of
a learned Irish monk, st. Gallen.
who, taken sick here in the seventh
century while on a pilgrimage TO
Rome. built him a cell 1000 feet up
the mounta IN, side. and upon his re-
covery, vowed TO devote his life to
the conversion OF the mountain
tribes. Around his cell there has
grown up city OF more than 3d..
700, which, bears his name. and
which Is known to the dry-goods
buyers of all countries.
An abbey was built, and its Irish
monks, distinguished throughout
Europe for their devotion to learn
ing, here made a safe retreat for
their studies. Centuries before the
Renaissance. the monks of st. Gallen
studied both Greek and Latin. and
painstakingly copied many OF the
ancient texts. These manuscripts are
still preserved in the library of St.
Gall, and they form a priceless
nucleus of its collections.
| Considerable American capital
/ has been attracted to this energetic
little manufacturing city. Some OF
the great factories. with their scores
!. OF highly intricate, almostintellige
machines. are entirely owned .by
American manufacturers. who regu-
larly visit their plants and make
preparations for New York's season
able supplies. The American con
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sulate at st. Cali is very busy of
fee. and 1t has to do almost solely
with the embro1deries and the ma
ichine-embroideried 1aces OF ST. Call
and Of the surrounding villages for
American consumption
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Rub your back with Red Cross
Oil. It will relieve soreness OF all
muscles and joints. For years it has
been the standard remedy for rhen-
matism, neuralgia, sprains, etc. 25c
bottIes-an reliable drug stores!
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tage OF SO. Sixty-six per cent OF the
shorter men had a fielding average OF
$50 or better. and only IS per cent Of
the taller men got into that charmed
circle Of players.
With a general average OF 5 feet
915 inches for all Of a group Of 15e
players. statistics OF whom were avail
able, the pitchers averaged within a
fifth OF an inch of six feet in height
with their is catchers an inch and a
half shorter, the shortstops being the
pygmies among the players. with an
average height OF 5 feet 91r inches.
Catchers are the heaviest With an aY-
erage weight Of lis pounds, and short
stops the lightest. their average being
167.
Macdonald has dug some curious
facts out of the statistics personally
collected at the games. These show
that only 90 per cent of fair balls bat.
ted resulted in safe hits. OF the 1904
batted balls Of which he has records 20
per cent were fly balls. 81 per cent
grounders, three per cent bunts and
nine per cent line drives.
The latter are the best balls to hit,
for Il per cent resulted in safe hits,
while the percentage Of grounders was
only eight and Of bunts IS.
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brought my hands together and Jock
ed them. pushing two fists into the pit
OF his stomach and brought my legs
up against his body. AS his arms
slip upward toward the head n quick
move. showing the head down gets me
from underneath.
This done. you can go about doing
what you were in the first place. bring.
ing your left hand under his chin and
swimming on your back as explained
in yesterdays lesson.
II he gets you around the body IN.
der the arms, put both hands under
his chin and push back. forcing his
head under water. This is usually
sufficient to break the hold.
For the strangle hold grasp the wrist
Of the arm which encircles your throat
and bear down. Keep your head close
to his body and by a quick ducking mo-
ton slip your head out Of the moose
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10 Play Mammalian

The Fairmont Independents will
meet the Warrington Independents
Saturday afternoon at Warrington. W.
Va. The game will be called at 2:30
o'clock and should prove an interest
Ing contest. Many local fans will
journey with the local team to Man
n!ngton and there will be plenty Of
roofing. Warrington is looking for
ward to this game with much interest
and posters are being placed on every
corner telling of the game. The Man.
nington fans will turn out to witness
the game.
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Wke,s Unqualified Praise.

The young novelist, had had a hard
time Of it, and his dear wife had had
Just as hard a one. She held his tai.
ents in poor esteem and often urged
him to try something else, for she was
sometimes hungry and all the time Ill
clad. But one day his luck changed.
He began to make money. And there
came q day when he was able to write
his check for 500 and pass it to his
wife.
Her eyes flIed with tears as she
read Il
'wIllibrand, darling" she said. az
she fastened around the table and put
her arm about his neck, "Ill take back
all the mean things l W said about
your work. This is the best thing you
ever wrote?"
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COUNTRY BOY HAS BEST CHANCE
IN BASEBALL SAYS A. MCDONALD

cent. respectively for the city born
who first saw the light Of day in the
colder months.
Similarly analyzing records. he mas
that players under 5 feet IL inches in
height are better batters and telders
than those who are taller, and that
the superiority is greater in batting
than in fielding. Thus. the taller men,
batted for an average OF $50 or better.
were only 80 per cent of the whole,
while the shorter men had a percen-
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Giants RIax Athlete.

The Giants and Athletics Of the Y.
NJ. G. A. League will meet tomorrow
evening at South Side Park for a twi.
light game OF baseball. The game will
called promptly at s o'clock and a
good game is expected. The Giants
won from the Cubs Monday evening
with a score Of s to 3. and are in first
place. The Athletics are in good
to play this evening and both
teams are eager for the game.