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The German undersea fleet at pres
emit comprises fifty-eight submarines.
The Assay officers received SIZE, 900
in American gold here from Canada.
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door Circle and the chairmen Of the
various circles win meet for luncheon
Hat the Country Club at I O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon The meeting will
be an important and interesting one,
and the president requests that there
be as large an attendance as possible.
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6C ,oMMEED me to the sveraks 70.
man shopper for real shrewd
ness" says the manager Of u wen
known taBlfshmSnt. I'VE tecsaved' 4
vislt from one tho other day that
t1nkht N SOMETHING y +e~ ~ - ~
G 'sHhe waa eonsfderfne me purehsSe
% 3 yard Of nix a. % eentG THIS vo4
mans purchase left . remnant OF
yard and q halE which. the aalesEirl
sue5sttsd 'that ne slsStiIa tnks! r re :
'What'M it'costr asked the shcpper.
Fifty cents. '~r' r. 70 ~!
Very WELL" promptly replied : tlie
woman. .Tel take that yard and Z
hall, and you may keep me yard / nrSt
.-s 80
spRfNd sTyLts As They, Pass.
! ,oNG trains 81 white broche meta
tissas Al AsSd Ill : detached Nas
on robes Of soft white chiffon or chr.
me:iss. II - = >--'.''3 =
The new bl0es for spring are Pow.
der, asfof artillery ana blue gray. : -
YoinS grid afs wearing the modlfed
cossacx costames. win shorter waist
ill., !, A&s6S hZa = y -
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TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
BERLIN RECALLS OFFICIALS
Boyle ard Ven Pzper Are orterec
BY German Government Ts Re-
turn To Their Country.

Washtngro1-Count Won Berrsdorr.
the German AMBASSADOR. has informed
Secretary Lansing ,nat Capt Boyd
and Capt Won Papen. naval and mill
tary attaches. respectively. Of the en-
bsssy. lad been recalled in accord
anee with the request OF the United
States He asked that safe conduct
home be obtained for the officers
The ambassador said that the
American reply to Geruany's request
for the reasons for asking the recalls
had been satisfactory After leaving
Secretary Lansing. the count refused
10 make any statement It was made
plain that the recall Of the attaches
vas perfectly satisfactory to Emperor
William who had handled the case
personally.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
PROTESTS ANcoMA SINKING
Demands Ns6s by u 9 In Nets Fer
w.rsed BY Stats pspsrtrent-Ask
pisavc,~aI By Austria

washingtoo-A vigorous profess
against the sinking Of the steamship
Ancoua By an Austrian submarine has
been ssnt to Austria By Secretary Of
State lansing II has been learned
that the note vss sent sollcving . cab
net ne<ting
Demands made On Austria are.
That the government disavow the
act
That assurances be given that there
vii b no repetition Of szeh warfare.
That reparaticn and Indemnify be
river Americans concerned
That the submarine commander
guilty Of the outrage be punished By
the goverumsat-
Azstriz's zas1rfssactc-y explana-
ton, which eonflicted with the official
reports Of Unffed States eonsuls at
A1xters. Naples and NarseiIles and
the report Of Ambassador Page al
Rome. prompted TIE protest TIE Itsl-
Ian statement and the stories Of the
survivors were also widely ~ varf-
anee with Austrfe's version Of the
facts
The United States takes the unequal
fled position that 1t has been estae-
tshed that the Ancona vas attached
without warning Il ID alss held as
an established fact that the ship vas
fired upon while rfebeats we're being
filed with passengers.
These eoneiusio1s are reached ~
this government despite the sweeping
denial In Austrta's first stztenent Of
the allegations Of the American sur-
vivors and the Italian government
which we're denounced - -nes<s<ious
ilverticrs- A second dispatch from
Austria vas 10 the effect that . report
could not be made until the statement
Of the submarine commander was Oh
tanned
One OF TIE latest Communication 10
the state department was from Con
sui Dean Mason. AZ Algsers. Who stated
unqualifiedly that passengers were
still aboard the Ancoca when Il sank
Thus far this government has not
been apprised Of the report made b.
the submarine commander TO his gov
srnreut The delay has trritated sf-
uinistration officials. particularly In
view OF the attack On the Standard
on steamer Petrolste BY a suhuariEs
flying the Austrian flag
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
ALLIED ARMY IN DANGER
Assfro-cerrrars. Assisted 1v tire auL-
sara Assenpt to outfIssk French
in tire eaIkzsa

Lcntcn--The situAtioa IN the Bal
hans Is developing rapidly The Ger
mans ard BuIzar1aas have reached
k<naH. O. the Greek border. 10 miles
sozta Of No1Astf-. thus threatening TO
eurrank the Azzlo-French forces.
vale Bi1g1rx- who also are supposed
% Be supported BY Germans. lave al
tarket the allies. extreme right wing
near Srrznitzz-
Under this pressure the Frene.i
have vithdrawa frcn the Krivolak <a-
Heat and ~ last accounts had taken
~ a position a. Denzrkzpou. in a
deep gorge about % niles from the
Greek frontier. through which the S1-
tciE railway runs Here they were
attacked By the Balgzrizns. WIN. ac-
eordtrg 20 the French reports, we're
repGlse1-
The plans q neither the allies nor
the Germans are yet quite clear, bu.
apparently the Germans are deie-uia-
I'd On crushing the little force which
vent 70 the assistance OF the Servians
s1d which has been and still il being
xe<nforcet-
The retirement Of the arIfes to De
EtrkaDou has led to the report that
they intended 10 abandon the BaIkaa
e2terprise entirely. but the continued
faaeing Of troops AZ Salcnfd would
seem 70 ce1y any such attention.
While there Is = very strong military
opinion here that SzIoufki should be
held ss base for future operations II
TIE near east
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
WILLING TO TALK PEACE
German chsneeIisr Says NJ Reiehssss
Opening That Berlin VIII censid-
a. Offerings 81 Other cegrtriea

BerIin--So long as unccntrolled Ia
tired Of Germany and the belief that
Germany 10 Approaching q COLLAPSE
continues to hs the dcninant idea Of
the enemy countries. Il vc1lt be folly
for Germany to take the initiative IN
porpcsing terns Of peace Germany
however. is ready at any time to con
slider q peace suggestion from the
countries with which she is at var:
does not wish . Continuation Of ths
war. and associates herself under
these Circumstances. from rcspo1stntl
ity for It's proionEatfoa-
This IL the substance Of the German
imperial chanceiior's reply IN the
Reiehstag to Socialist Interpolation
on peace. in which he painted q pic
ture Of Germany triumphant 90 all
sides and supplied With everything.
even II not in abundance. necessary to
the continuation Of the war.
Many officers Who had returned
from the front were present IN their
field gray uniforms. decorated With
the Iron Cross. including the Radical
member. Ludwig Haas. and the Social
IL, nv Arh.-t Snaaakur r. xnIIe-.
les we're crowded 70 ,hesr u.uos, O.
paestv Durt,r ~. las. t.x a.v. b.
fore couvening members Of pariiareut
Rad b.-n h,,xv ,sVls,r x-,,inr - ara
xtr;,x ,h.,r ~,n.,,,vs,,x 50, n no..
.arnts.so, e.rs< wsrs a, ,hsir st<,o<-
al rh. nenbs-x ~ N. Sipiorn..i-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
AMMUNITION CITY BURNS
Hepe~eii. Va Where War Supplies
Are Made. Wiped Out By FIamea
Save pa Pcct Plant

Hcpeveu. yA-This mushroom town
Of .s.eoe people. grown up since las,
sumner with the great new gun cot
tor plant CO the Dz Pee: Powder Com
pany. vas completely wiped of the
map On Dec BY q fire which started
n restaurant and did property dam
age estimated as high a. ss.oa0. 600.
The Du Port works. outside Of the
settlement we're undanazed. but we're
seriously threatened Villages A are
B. near Hopeweu. built to house the
families Of married employees OF the
factory. also escaped
Scenes Of Wild disorder accompanied
the fire. and citizens lynched a nexru
for looti1g There vas no loss Of life
otherwise. however. and only . few
minor injuries were reported.
Martial lav was proclaimed AZ once
with the arrival OF six military ccr-
panies rushed from Richmond BY order
OF Gov Stu2rf- The thousands Of
homeless men women and children
had been sent TO Petersburg and Rich-
rocd. bat many men remained u
guard what little property they lad
been able to save from the IRE
The fire Vas said TO have bee, can.
ed By the overrzrring Of an ell stove
tho1sh there we're runors thar II naa
been incentizry- These rzro-s we're
~ first given c-etencs In uauv auzr.
tiers because OF the arrest n tie I'm,
cotton factory Of nan whom. tactcry
Officials said had attempted 10 put a
charge OF nttrogiyeertn in ocs % The
heater houses At the factory arS had
been under Surveillance for saxa-.l
days He Is a prisoner At the actor
Jail
he IRE ragged from I:4s nm uas51
nearly Pm Available fire nxhttnr
apparatus vas utterly tnadequat. 10
cope With the Situation the flames eat.
Ing their way through the ninsy fraue
structures. thrown up during he eargv
days Of the town last sumner. nk. 40
much tinder.
Several times sparks set fire 10 uu,.
sheds Of the explosive factory. but N.
flames which followed were quickly
extinguished-
when II vas seen that the town vss
doomed and the great gun cotton pl.n,
endangered. orders were issu~s s,x-
pending Al operations and the factory
closed The operatives we're SCI 10
YORK projecting the buildings from
sparn The gravest danger was from
woods nearby. which caught fire ana
we're ss1h burning late II the nsxnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
WAR COLLEGE ASK
ARMY OF 100000
SECRETARY cARRisoN ANNoUN
cEs PLAN PREPARED ~ THE
GENERAL STAFF.
REGULAR ARMY OF SOC, 900
Expsnsss Fer First Year Are Estirst-
cd n Three ard hsH Million Dol
Isrs-MHisia 10 Aiss Ts De
Provided Fer.

washington- Secretary Carrfsoc
has made Pablo in connection with
bis annual report the special national
defense report prepared II his re-
guest BY the var college division OF
the general staff Il shows that the
army Itself considers that 2s = proper
military policy 10 secure continental
CniteS States from attack Il Is neces-
szry 10 have = mobile army OF I-seo.-
90 fully or partially trained men Il
makes the following .p-cif-e recon
nendatious for the organization Il be
ieyes necessary:
Regular Army-wItA the eclo-s.
III. 0ss: reserves n end Of etgkt-year
e1Iistment period. $4,000: total. sea-
900.
Continental Amy-Uneer trimming
three months . year for each Of three
years. 500. soo: On fu<lo1gh. suA,eet to
three months additional training b.
fore taking the field. 500. scs-
Organized Milirfa-No provfso -
yund annual appropriatioa Of s7.esa.-
goo and repeal Of all acts reQuiri1s
state soldiers 70 be received into Unit-
ed States service in advance Of any
other force In time Of var Grand to-
tai regular and continental 1.s9o 600.
In estimating the cost Of this estah-
lishnent the report figured as follows
for the first year Regular army.
s2ss.sse 300: continsntals. $500. 600:
militia. s77.ocS.o geo: total. s5ss.4se. COO
In addition to these figures Secrs-
tary Garrison points out IN q digest
OF the special report an annual ex-
pense Of 81. 0eo. go for each OF four
years would be necessary for haroor
tefenses- and reserve material would
cost for the first year alone SIS. 7ss.-
-ss. making the grand total for the
first year s593. 22s. 1855
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
DEMOCRATS TO ST. LOUIS
1915 cenvensien viii BE Held There
June - - Nsstoral conrit.ss
Meeting q Lsxe Feast

Washing ton--The Democratic ma
ttcnal convenrion ot 1915 VIII be held
n St Louis beginning Wednesday.
June Ia. AZ nooa- The Deroerztte IA
tto1al committee T. session here
nan>d the eoaysntion ely aai adopt
ed resolutions calling for The rercz,-
nation and reelection Of woodrow
Wilson Is the trusted leader Of ma
ttoual Democracy
Chicago and Dallas contested with
ST Louis for the honor OF the eozvsr-
ton but ST Louis easily led from the
start AID wen On the second ballet
When the trend Of the voting vas
seen Texas moved that the choice Of
ST Louis BE made unanimous Dzl-
las held second place On the frst bal
lo<. but was displaced By Chicago o.
the secocd ron call
The result Of the first ballot was:
ST Louis IS. Dallas "a. Chicago Il.
On the second ballot the vote was: s,
Louis Is. Chicago II. Dallas ..
Political leaders in Wzshiuxfnn now
regarded IL As practically certain thar
Chicago VIII Be selected for the Re
publican ecuvention when the nation
al committee Of that party meet, here
nex- Tuesday The date for this con-
re1ron probably win be late in June
The cpenirs Of the session Of the
COMMITTEES vas given the atnosrhere
OF . love feast when Thomas J. Pence
OF North Carolina. a protexe Of Sec
resa-y Of the Navy Daniels. wa. elect.
ID secretary and IN q speech Of .e.
eeptznee declared reports Of differ.
enees between himself and Sstio1.I
Chairman " p McCorhs YER. e.
urely without foundation Mr.. Penc-
regarded By many As q re5reseut.ttvs
OF the Administration said amid
cheers. that he had worked haruops-
o1sly with Mr. Mcconos in the psxf
snd purpossd TO work haruoutor.rx
Chairman kecon6s also arO.~ ~
remark that the Democratic committee
so1id continue 70 work frSet.rix.hlx
lor ne further success az the party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

AsridsAa-Niss Eleanor Chamber.
iA,a- .<st -. srztszs Of ths Nerd
iA1 College. - Dad from he elects Of
tAxins several hichl1ride Of mercury
tAoists- II Il believed that the youu.
iaty was suffering from an attsek n
neiAneholia Afrsr taking the tablet.
ne Young lady made srroux nxht for
NE and oppressed desire to recover
nsr fzeher. Dr. p C. Chamberlain. Of
beaver. COL was Immediately nod
ned Her cid hons Is In Cosar,S.
Springxr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
ALLIED FORCES
RETIRE TO GREECE
TIE Asolo-FREscr reooes NAY
FALL BACK TO BASE At
sALoNIkL
GREECE PROTECTS ALLIES
Hsictns Bands % ssisars Are rsreeo
Back Ae-oss Ds-asr ard Lines
81 cenruniessiea Are Saved
F-orr Harrass.

have commenced = general retirement
from Sog<hern Servia. and IL IL sas-
gsssed that their destination Is the re
gsoa Of Salonikt This retirement was
sseessitated. not Only BY the superior
forces vhieh the Diagrams and Ger.
mans opposed to the allies. but to q
threat Of an ozttanking movement
FROM Petrovo. where the Balgzrians
have arrived and also to danger to
eheir line % communications from Bul-
sartar trrexslarz. Who had crossed the
Greek tru1tier.
Both the B~iesA sre the Frsncn
forces. Who are vel supplied with ar
sul>rr an1 machine runx ~nxxx>d a, n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
RELATIONS MAY BE SEVERED
Danger Of Diplomatic Breach eee~ee-
United States and Austria Over
Arcoua Affair.

Washington - Diplomatic relations
with Auztrfa-Hungary are In danger
Of being broken OF by the United
States unless the urgent demands Of
the American note to Vienna for q
disavovai Of the sinking Of the An
cona and reparation ara complied
with
Furthermore. II Is stated here On
high authority. the United States ex-
poets prompt reply TO its eomnuns-
cation Arstria's delay IN furnishing
answers TO the questions submitted
10 Baron Burian. minister Of foreign
srairs. BY American Ambassador Pen
Geld = few days after the Anecna
vent down. has not served TO cas-
the situation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
FOURTEEN WOMEN SHOT

wholesale Ezsestisa By YIN, Aus..r.
nss On Espionage Charge
4 PAzo. Texas.-Puurteeu vorr.,
have been shot 10 death A. @
sas Grandes. chihuahua. By WIN. usr
nary authorities. according 70 ! A..
p~en received by the Carrazxa cuusu.
lats- Tue women we're euursnartt.,
"a aad convicted Of being spies II -.
afviees STATED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Wasetrgtcn--The senate has ADOPT.
ed . resolution By Senator Gore call
Ing upon the secretary Of war to re-
port On the estimated tine and cost Of
An inland waterway from New York
nAroor to the Gulf Of Mexico By wxy
Of the Hudson river. Erie canal the
Great Lakes. the nnnots and Nschi-
gan canal, the Hepnepin canal. the
nliaois river and the Mississippi river
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Parfs--The custom OF marriage by
Drozy which has come into vogue dur.
ing the var has placed q young Paris
I'm woman in the position Of having
married dead man she vas married
hy proxy On Nov IT to Serxt. Jossph
Condaehe- On Dec she was inform
ed officially that sergt- Conduehe had
been killed AZ souehez On Sept IS.
several weeks before the marriage Al
though the marriage is Invalid in Law.
The authorities VIII give q Widows
Dsnston 70 the woman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Washirgsoa--A senatorial t.x.~.,.
nton OF bomb plots and ether IN.
neutral acts By citizens Of the rTnite.s
states and Inquiries into the law and
raets IN the attacks upon the steam
ers Guinisht. Fzlaha. L1sitaaia. Ara
BIC Aneona- HespertAa and PetroIis.
nas been proposed in the senate hv
senator Lodge He declared that I.
vas far more important that Amersea
extend protection and security to AM
erean citizens than to American proD.
erty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Es.ir.s. if.isi.ooo s.,s.

"asningtna--The bureau Of Art
eAtare has announced that its quzn-
u'stve estimate Of he cotton err,
?, IsiSls. exclusive Of Hntsrs. was
lIsI-ooe bales Of SEQ pounds xro.s
weight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

rhe Soap % cleanse sat -
Ointment 20 socthe azd h1L Z
r-=s al sleep ss..S~ =. ==sS
supercrsamy encliie7<z aak -
speedy and complete hezlze.s u
eases Of youzg and cd. svsa -
usual remedies have utterly -
Sample sAch free By nal "a
Address postcard. cuticarz. I'D
Bcston- Sold everyvhere-Ak
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
SHELL AN AMERICAN SHIP
On Tanker PssreItts 10 OBJECT 81 At
tack BY Austrian sssnarine in
Me1iterranezr Sea

Washinston-word that the Amen
en- Standard oil tank steamer Petro-
Inc vas shelle1 In the Eastern Medi-
tsrrznean By . large submarine tying
ehe Austrian Sag has come to the
navy department In . eahlexrzn frun
ne cruiser Des Mnines At Caraaen.
Island OF Crete One man on he
ennksr vas sisghfiy injured
This Information vas turned over 20
- state department where IL VA,
saa4 that rc action would b taken
Dendfng the receipt cf further detailx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

You'll either have 70 susr
car. said the chauffeur. x1I
salary Eve dollars q week
I don't quite get you. a-ss-<I
employer Is Il any hzrsr n,
drive this ear than e xuzz .,
drive n new oue-
No. but rs very hgnlla.ax 4
70 be seen driving a last Tszrsz
and youu have 70 pay n ~1
jury 20 ny feelinr--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

L'adon--An American dispatch IA
ne Echange Telegraph company
says Tat Dr. Bernhard De-nhurr Far.
- cernan colonial secretary. has
arrived az Vienna On 4 political MS.
SION II Is said he win also VISIT Ron.
1i~niA- Gressee. Turkey and Bul<xrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Beriin--in the battle between But-
Earian and British forces IN South
resrern Serbia ten guns wer. can
tured from the British. tia var Of
office has announced
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

SCUM beshiehen- PAN exp,ossoo
a ne fuse plant Of the Bethkehs,,
Steel Company resulted in ths 80
% one person The explosion Wa.
caused By q lash from a machine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Laredo. Texzs--Nine thoux.,s n
Dies intended for csrranza soldiers
according to the export address,.
sase been seat through this port into
Mexico.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Truth for the Trss<s.

fF1<H TUT lHc fTa
Man AZ Ticket Once lrl
ransportatfonl-Czn | step -
Dubhurst on this ticket,
Agenf-Well. this ticket 5 zlzl
for 20 many hours. and thsrs Z
other train Until AFTER Il eEptzx
fore that time you viii b :
yourself because you did not -
-Richmond Times-Ddspztrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Cay Old Bra
The tzrkey ID IN gnasaas ~,
Married the star soarser . -
dinner time eonversaticn. -
how far back In history L rz.
n you mean this psrrrx :
msa.- said the man vas -
kickfng- I should say that 4 -
quite some ttme-pruossly = =
dayl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Why She wsiksa
Lady Macbeth vas vzlsnS
sleep &
-Of course n had ny VI.
motor she explained
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

ON FIRST sYxPToxs
~ -Renovtnsr and be eursf
wait until the heart crgza
repair -Renovfne~ Is he =,
nerve tonic. Price soc and -
Even . dendbeaf Is alEsr
to pay an old grudse-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-19
New Asrhalt eed Discovered.

An asphalt bed which seems to be
practically ineYhoustible is now being
developed commercially in Leyte
province in tho Philippine islands. The
bed lies near the shore line at Taclo-
ban, at which port ships can anchor
and take on cargo of the asphalt from
lighters loaded at the mines, with
practically no overland transporta.
ton. The deposits also contain oil
OF high grade. The asphalt is al
most pure near the surface, and is ex
ception2lly pure at greater depths
The oil deposits-evidenced by oil
nowing with water from a spring
contain oil pure enough to be used by
the natives for Illuminating purposes
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-19
How to Fish for Trou t.

In the July Woman's Home Com
paniOn appears a practical article
fsbirg-for the entertainment and
instruction of boys. On the subject
of trout filming. the author of the
article says in part:
ut is an art to cast for trout. for
the line must go a long way from
you. so the trout doesn't know you
are near. 1t must be most artistica-
ly twistt d and moved. so that the fly
seems to the fish to swim or to crawl
upon the surface. That means a
light.rod. Then the trout, when he
swallows the thing. darts away, and
you have to play him much as we
play the bass. only more so. If you
can't have but one fly rod. FIVE
ounce rod nine feet long is about
right. Ifyou can have two, have
a longer one for fly fishing. and a
short. stronger one for bait fishing.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-19

The Simplon railway tunnel is.about
twelve miles long. AZ,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-19
For Ivy POISONING

" One OF tho best remedies for IVY
poisoning is to rub the afflicted parts
with slices OF raw onion.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24
connie MACK Wants The
once OVER On LIVERMORE

Almond Livermore. catcher Of the
Vandever Wilmington League
team, will be given an opportunity OF
going higher on Monday morning.
when he will report to Connie Mack
for a tryout at Shibe Park. Liver
more has caught good ball for the
Wilmington High School team.
Goldey College. East New Market,
Md, and Vandever teams. He show
ed up so well in the Athletics-All Star
game at Union street grounds recent
ly that he was recommended TO Mack
by Umpire Bill MCGOWAN.
Bill has also recommended to Mack
Jock Steinater, of Yineland, n. J.
Stienater played with the Seaford
team last year, and this season put up
a classy article of ball for the Easton,
Md. club Of the Peninsula League.
Yesterday MCGOWAN received a wire
from Manager Mack TO send both
lads to Shibe Park on Monday morn
ing.
During the Athletics-All Star tilt,
Livermores work was spoken of free
ly by Larry Lajoie and Jack McInnis.
He held up the we'll known Joe Myers
of the New York State League in
fine style Livermore has pip Of a
throwing arm. and is learning the in
side dope fast.