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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-20

ST. PAUL. April 2t-Freddy
Welsh is a prohibitive favorite in
the betting on his l0-round bout
with Red Watson here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

~ sew York 0. Philadelphia g.
A. Cincinnati 4. IT, Louis A.
A. Chicago a. pittsburg
A. Boston Morning game. Boston
? Afternoon game. Boston ,
Brooklyn q
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IN TIE
FOR CUE TITLE
Results Last kloht

oiIroy, IS; Mallory, % Isl In.
nlngs).
Cramer, IS; Shannon, n (s3 In.
nines).
Stone, IS. Jim Ball. 10 al In.
nlnos).
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stacy Shown q Co. lost their
first regular game OF the season 10
Auburn SUNDAY. tho 18th. by the
score % . 90 o. Loose playing on
the part OF tho Jewellers gave the
game TO Auburn. batteries: Stacy
shown. Wilson. Blair. Blakey.
Fronsdale. Auburn. Abby. Hem.
mlngway Stacy ShownS would like
TO hear from some out OF town ball
teams regarding games. Address
Manager g. Goepel. 80 Collins
building.
The Ballard Tigers won their
sixth straight victory whom they
defeated the second team OF sol.
diers at ~. Ward. Rose. the
soldier HEAVIER. was touched up for
II runs In the first three innlngs.
before being withdrawn. Thorsen,
on the mound for the Tigers. struck
out seven. aud Anderson. behind
tho bat. and Mclaughlin. az short,
played swell ball. The Tigers want
games with out OF town teams
averaging 10 years. Address Wal
ter Long. care Frank Waterhousc
Co. Central building. Seattle.
The Hawks baseball team would
like 20 arrange games with other
teams whose players average IL
years OF age. Address Max Bloch.
s5s gath ave. or phone East 1889
South Park defeated Green Lake
Sunday. TO ,. the pitching OF
Meade OF Green Lake and kclloEg
for the Park team being the fea-
lures foeman Smith broke up the
game In tho ninth with hard
smash through third. which scored
Yohe South Park has several open
dates. For bames phone w. O..
Wolff. sidney 1872.
The New System Wet Wash team
defeated tho Schwager a Nettleton
nine at West Seattle Sunday. ! TO
4. In an thinning contest. Buggart
OF the laundrymen held hls oppo-
nents hitiess until the ninth. when
the millmcn rallied and evenod
things up. Day. the mill team
pitcher lost control In tho nth. and
before be recovered three runs
were put over. which CAV. the We,
wash nine the game. For games
call New System. Queen Anne ~
between and y p. m.
The baseball tear, from fire head
quarters beat the engine house No
4 team. $ TO Z. at Lincoln park. yes
terday morning. Alex Mccain an(
Park Adams. the heavy swattors OF
the As. struck out every time they
stepped up TO the plate. Nutting
and McNerney were the battery for
headquarters. and Berry and White
man for the 4's.
The recently organized Poulsbo
and Pearson team met defeat IN
their opening game at the hands OF
the Chandeliers. who proved to be
too strong for the local boys. trim
ming them. 6 to 2. Gassman OF the
Chandeliers struck out eight and al
lowed but one hit. The Chandeliers
have a fast aggregation, and would
like to meet the best in or out OF
town teams. Address Bert r. Schu.
Box 1869. Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-20

Thirteen men are left In the run.
ming at the finish OF the third
round in the Broadway High tennis
tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-20
Traekmen Of the upper eIss.es OF

Broadway. Queen Anne and Lin.
coin high schools win meet the ".
OF w. trackmen at Denny field Fri
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-20
FEDERAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS

~ Philadelphia .. New York II
A. Washington 4. Boston :.
~ Detroit q. Chicago J.
At ~. Louis :. Cleveland 2
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MARKET REPORT

A i.ccnt drop I'm the price Of new
peas and new bottom and top
price In lemon quotations were the
mission Row Monday. Asparagus.
apples and rhubarb are moving
well and there is an excellent de
mand for all vegetables. Straw.
berries are In good demand and
dealers report a cleanup OF the Los
Angeles berries. which arrived
Friday.
Prices raid Wholesale Dealers for
Vegetables and Fruit
fr-eTr~etsd daily by :. W. GOODWIN q CO
Apparatus local ....,... OF q .ioA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
eOtaI.geridte ans gRai6inatOm.
Gin i6oner aft ser Gad.

II Z II { L.
SSn oer letter Sibing oeS Tiret.
toriumS oeS Jluppert-@eipIs wrrOe
@err mo SSrou Sacob @ldBbeint ais
SSnialicn atfoeuommen. SER 8Iob.
beinl lit rs Sabre alt lno ieine Srou
niht oicl finger; beioc hobeu ibr
gan5eS 2c6eu cbrli6cr 9lrbct mlo
Der guteu 0eltidcu Sode lclpiouct,
lmO eS miro 0cn @tnoerteu bon
6rcimOcn Der 6onilie geiUiB cine
irobc 9|o6ridt iciu, ooB ole beiOen
licbeu 9eutc MN ibren SebeusabenO
in 9lubc lm0 SrieOcn in Dem idoucu
Jluppert.Scim geuicBen f0meu.
6rau 9lutb beer0igt.
9ie lebten @ontag i'm 9llter bon
73 Sa6reu aus Dem 9e6cu geihieoenc
Srau Gioupiia 9lutb lurroe geiterl
Nlorgen Don. ibrer @obnutg an Der
@laoensburQ.&oao ans ouf Dem ia
tboGiteu ct. Nlario.6rieOboie be.
eroigt. gor ser 9eitatilng luurOc
in Scr St. @laria.airhe cine 9ic.
Qlliemnelie geleieu. lSrau 9Iitb
murOe in gaperu geboren imo fanI
i'm Sabre 1871 nab @oibineton.
Sic biuterldBt i6ren @atteu gSi6o.
las 9nltb, unO flint S0bne, Sobn gt.,
@eorge, Senrp s., 9lnton 9I. mo
SSront s. 9IlIt6.
8ct0e 8etnc obgefobren.
9eiin 9lufipringen ailf einen @ag.
goll eines 5iemlih ihnea fobrcnoelt
@iiter5ugcs fam Der IS Sabre aItc
GbomoS Gonopan, ser in 9oitol
ipo6ut in Der 9}d6e ocS Eotonac-
@abn6oicS. 5pe Meilcn noroIiA Don
@oibiugtou, 5lI SAL, iuobei ibm beiOe
9eine 5ernalmt mllroen. Gr muroc
nodj Dem 9lleralOrio.&oipita &C.
bra1t, no i6m Oie @eine amputirt
pur0en. Die 9ler5te 9lalben nidt,
0aB ocr &cumgliidte nit Dem Scbcl
0aDOnfpmmcu mirn.
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9reiIc i'm SegiuetUn.Mlarft
SIeti6 6.

Sonnbroten, pro @fun0, ..18c.
GaIbS.Goteleiten. |huo 20c.-25c.
SDinlct pro 8iluO ....s. zoe.
Shinfen (acibnitter) pro Efo. SOC.
SMpeius. Gotelctten, pro @funo 1Sc.
2omm-Sdnisel pro HfinO. .25c.
GolbS.SdnibeI, pro %fO. 25c.-35c.
@ortcr1ouie G.eof, %fo. 25c.-2sc.
Sirloin Stcof, 4flnO. .22c.-25c.
Mippen6rotcn pro @fo.. .1Sc.-25c.
SuppeniIeiib, pro @fo.. 12c.-15c.
&amburoer Steof, $50. tGc.-20c.
SuIoiIciid pro @iuno 12c.-20c.
SomntSbuIter pro %hmo. ..15c.
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y goI9epaiIie uno mooernic 2.n5dige Sduicr
n,Nnern oto; nit oroben. belen, Mltiqct
5a,Aumbino ullo gao 0eniralbci5una; niooernc
@m 6oH Nad3nber i'm Seller; Nellereinenne
oey}1oermo,,o ptdGiiQ tdne5rt oeiorltie Geden;
m'n t0mtr aus Olnrmor unb a0ticnrolt sSies
oi gorSntpgt Sorm. Ec bette gln10nridnil
"er WIoE ynlimore. Nr0cn uno Gdulch
"oehepeiennniiic IN nd0iter Ndbc.
2600 m, Brcic:
100 sSind Sh.9rcituu .Strnfc, $t,500.
hodonnen1 '9n Nnro.9u5ernc, SraRc, Si,475.
NVoei seaen -Nqiicnc Aeoingnngcn ecinuii
WrailpR uuu @ctcr @ruann. inc,
'yldrsi y 99lls Strnnc lio Miilipnsgluc,
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iei9. Der 1lp2aiis8riinocn mus scr eiacui6iiner
o.. 6lib, 90le NrunoSinS. @rinofiiid 50 bcl
6s,g, qSSor,rs 3immcrn. 3 &d0cr. iir Aoil0aus
9t iebi iHe cut paicno, E05 3. Siod.
i6s, Slodpe,fir q $500 bro Sa6r bcrmict6et nas
mt, nno Sot iaun iir $500 pro Sn9r bernie
iiyo Oer6c, l. Siodlpcti nla g9ubn5inlner be-
im,25 Rqoil @ulc Napiialonaac gSro
qSgi 0TrNI oilliacr ais iuohrcr 9scriQ pct'
pnn lrc mulur 0nl NcrlunNcn ,Sn9elonot
Homt. "'0o1 2. D. 49," ,,Scutidlcr 0orrc'
(Ni5i-f0)
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Sfi3jC aus her &nRru5eit in OFprsaFs
en-, bon Srrmamt @uguer.

9(ls bic &unoe, coB Die 9fufIen Die
@ren8e iiberI9ritten 1dtten unb in un=
gebeuren Mengen seseu oos Sunere
oes 2Qn6es porrudten, in bic tleiue
DitpreuBiibe Sto0t 81, georlmgen
lpar, podte Der 9lotor 9ottor 9upbons
0u6ert, Elm etpos uerb0Ier 0err, eilig
Die n0tigIten SoGen 0uiammen, UNI
nit Srou unb &inoern ole 5lubt gu
ersreifen.
g2un lebte aber ais Gr3ie6erin in
ieinsm SouIe felt einiger 3eit cine
polin, Elm apon5igjdbriges W(dD6en
Oos aus Iebr gutem 9auie itammte,
0as ie0p9, Jung Derpoiit, f9on friibs
5eitig ge5pungen gepeien mar, ii9
eiuen 2e6ensunter6dlt 3u iu9en. Sic
6ieB 9(ntonie. S6r @eIen bil0ete Elm
@emiI9 aus tiefer Melan9olie uno
elmer iprung6often Seiterteit, mas ben
g}otor 1dufig peranlaBte, gu ieiner
5rou gu Iaoen:n n9u, Die Toni FAT etz
ipas, Das mid beunrubigt: SD CLAUDE,
oie moGt einmol 9umm6eiten."
SieIes lRGO9sn ma9te nun ibrem
6errn, oIs bieier iic6 sur 6ludt on=
i8idte. BEN &qri4log, er m0ge iie ais
gDd9terin i'm 6ouIs 3uriidloKen, iie
ipiirOc bofiir lorgen, baB Der Seinb
teinen S9ooen anri1te.
.Sie9 St0nnen sic oenn Das2"
.So,4 Yogte oas MGO9en ountel.
Ser 9}otor fDar bS9It erItdunt,
ober nod me9r begliidt. @s ipra9
fir ben Reipcdt, ben er 6eimli9 bor
Oem WlGo9en empidno, Bob er i'm
@runoe an Dem 8orI9loge ni6ts llns
geip0bnli4es fdnb.
nQtbsr ipsrOen Sie ii9 nint fiir9.
ten9" frd9te er MIR.
2(ntonie i9ittelte Sen Sopf unO
lGbeltc. ..@or nid)t. 9ie 9iuFen titu
lns 9otsn ni9ts. SD tenne iie bon
meinem Batter ber, nit Dem i9 piele
Sabre in RuBIon0 eelebt babe. 9lu6
iprede icb flieBenO 3uiiiId."
Ger ylDidr er9rifT ibre 0auo uno
6riidte iie. nSie iinO Elm tapferes
W}doC6en, 5rdulein. Dir bertrouen
Sbneu. @etra6ien Sic jeBt unlsr
Sous unO oles, mas borin 1T, ols
SIR @igentum unO i9iiBen sic es.
Menn mir 5uridtommen, pollen ipir
sic belobnenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

AuUnutuirn, bie ben .,1tuildtu Ooffelpups
ntnieu" nldi phMlillm pDet nurrnflmdhla e.
hultru, Nup ntpettu, pfg Office bnppu ptg Trlrs
phou opty lnutH@ elhiefhnaa ~ maatN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

SSm Sbicrporf uShou
nal 9loro, Sic ilol5e %oie oeS tlei
ncn Glcp6anicn!" Ser meiB bolt
aud ldon CAB cr telegram iitl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

9rei Sage berbro9te 9(ntonie in
bem Dereiniamten Sauie ungeIt0rt gu,
orei Sage, Die ii6eraus itil lparen,
oenn ole Me6r3obl Der Ginpo6ner
bate bos StGot1en bcrlaHen.
syn ibr mar feline Spur bon 5ur1t,
oaFiir Oos fonotrbars @efilb elmer Or
ipartung. Scenes @erbor9ene unb 9lies
berge6oltene i6res Weiens, bos Der
9lotor 0uupf geabnt unO bon pel4em
er geIagt battle, oaB es Jpn beunrubige,
mar ploBlic9 lebenoiq IN ibr geporbeu,
jene ountle 2uit on 9l6enteuern, ole
bonn Batter ber in ibrem 8nte mar,
unb bic ibren Batter no9 Sibirien ges
bro9t batte.
syn WirtIi9teit mar ndmli9 ibr
@ater gar nic5t tot. synfolae reroluz
tionGrer llmtriebe, an osnen er iid be-
teiliat bate, por er BON Der ruIiiI9en
@esierung i'm obnliniltratipen @erfabs
rem auf 2ebens5eit Su 3pongsarbeit
berurteilt norOen. 9lur ben COB Der
W1utter battle oas Gepirft un0 bic to-
tale @erdrmung Der Eo9ter.
9ieIe bepo6rte iiber ibr lln9liid
oas tiefTte S1pei9en. Q(aein iie trug
Oie beimli@e Soffnun9 NIT 1i6 berum,
Dab ss ibr zines Sages m0glic6 fem
iperoe, ibrem eetnebelteu 6sr3en Dur9
cine Sat 2uft gu I9offen. DelGer
9lrt oieie 3ot iein ipiiroe, 6oriiber
Oo9te iie liar ni1t na9. Sie mar
cine S6idials9ldubige unb ols folde
cine g2otur bic ni1t aus iih leIbIt
berous 6onocltc. Sie erportete i6re
StmOe. Menn Die oeiommen mar,
ergab li1 Dos n0tiae bon ielblt.
DAB bieIe Stunbe iebt na6e lei,
bas par bic 9(Dnuug, beren @efii6l
ii6 nit fiiBer 8etdu6ung I'M Oie
Sinne Qtntoniens leste. syu lire 9[rt
at IeGen mor etpos @iiionGres 0e=
tommen Sn lngeteuren MlaHen, cine
icbwar5e Mabt, riidteu bic RuHsn
bernn, ni8t eegen elm 9ano, nein, ge=
gen iie IclbIt, geseu iie in perlon.
lln0 iroenbipo, fern I'M llnbeItimmten,
itonO Der Batter, bIoB, obgemagert,
&eiten an ben 6iiBea
9(ntonie idloB oie Q(uoen un0 gab
iiD Dem @eoanten an bic 9inqe, bic
pielleiMt i'm Qln3ugc naren, erI9auz
ernb bin. Sin bumpfes W{urmeln
troh our9 Die 2uit ipie ferner Dons
ner. Sbr l9icn, al8 Ieien oas Die
Stimmen iener 3obqoIen, Oie bos beiz
lioe 3uBlanO ouf ieinem @etpiheu
bate. llno lire Gesle outte iic6, pie
ein Poutber, Der iib gum Sprunge
auI9idt
Der 3ufoll fiietc es, bob fi9 in Dem
0oilIe oes 9lotorS Elm bober ruIiiI9er
Sffisier, Elm Baron 9lnOreos g}0llerz
RoI1, OberIt in einem &aoallerieregi=
ment, cinquartierte, Elm Ulann BON
0lotten N{anieren, Der, naboem er nit
9(ntonie betonnt eeporben mar, ben
Gon ocs Sriegers raid nit bem bes
galanten SalonmenI9en bertaul6te.
Gr Seiqte fi9 eut3iidt boB Qlntonie
HuIii1 fproG, unb oas in einem
Diolett, Ser nur in Der belten @eIens
It6oft iibIi9 mar.
9lnsonie, Oie nidt perbeblte, peI@t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
@eitrige Rreiie aitt Der 9nlttnorer
alttienbOrie.
cia0f- nnO ciaaiaecfuTllaicn.

IT10T 7TTT0 IT1077-9cT1T'r17r7. ~
Matplano 4cr 20. ............. 90
eiaot aaItimoresstIiicu (rco).
Baltimore Gi0 9ller '2s.....,.. % 0ass
Baltimore Gi@ icr g C@ e).. ora .
Baltimore Sin 4er. 'Gi........ OAK o5
ssaier ser ig........... .1olis 1919
Gas uno CIeItrsltdL
Baltimore 0lcc Ser (s)........ 9S3i
s S 6 9 & @ m,.....,.... .ioelS lo7
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0lnLlImnrer MlnrILhrridlle.

Touucritag, Ocu H. MGrj 1915.
9Rebl. 3uinbr 1862 6diier,
cini@lic6lid 1915 6diicr 5u Soclit-
@oint mo i7t0 Sdiier 81 Canton.
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Kinder Schrei0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a $ r O R a
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,I5SIirmcrs- ISIi'. nnS etaOtIcnte

2f1nntlnerS- inS Stn6tlcnte
N;;a''1 beIonocrc aoiis ncbmcn.
VqocSSo',e NnDmOmO.Cliber GO.,
515 Senralioren nno eonlirnleure,
ESfss flo en,t99l &elts4ratt-Strafe,
eaSSSF Hebrpl,92lier &icroe ino WlouIeieI r6t
9iai5ierc iiocriliiiiia iIno.
1I'i,ro,u uertanfen Tc poitiO
290 SS,Ir oailie 6ss woGrsn meribrs
e6sinS n, D 1elcroc Mnnlclcl 220
66oip1a.leln' SSSsa9eu, 9,onwaacn darreu, 8pnee,
Nfsasst ''0euiren uno i6mcrcn SraHsport
@o,,,uo0 u0a $25, S35 nnO $45 an.
''clel OOn $50 biz S75 Sus
hts Eaar an.
''o-517 geit-Sratt.etr.
e. sbsrHanb 4neo.en
NJ, as Nbune. Ell Qnul 7BoQ
ggssaoCnt'eSn,'airn, Sic ben rGcntihcu 0Orrc.
GuNia 9 er@ ntdlt pHmftlih pScr iinrcoeI.
'aeO6 oer oesrpual.isn, a., iiub ncbctcn, Der Ciiirc
''' <clcp0rn u6cr idliIlad a9iis
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On e'n aqm Sails 9loaS e'unleoarb,
Robooc er,r SSslynBc mo 9ohen6oIf 9arlipdb.
eders, 8imn,pcs,n oopnllnic glnncr Sieuern; @
Nls &crdnon.Sroni
10 gtbo,> W onupn ucrIauft.
m Ssss aien. SeOr ledic Ncoinaun1en
neioaan nseSSggs Mglioucc 0eoliD g."
~ on Wd. 9SniDingl0u GlNirli6e,
SlraBc nb. (Cr25,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

US llDpTlc.
Grit einmol sonS Ieile, oour cir
apeites Wlal itGrter.
QGntcnie oriff nit Der SauO noG
Der Baffe, Die ncben ibr auf bern
gomttGithen laq.
.cya9~ Toqte fie IeiIe.
DSefFnen Sic, Seuerfe-i9 bin e.,
iA!" fam er BON orouBen.
DMer2"
SD, Q(nOrsos !"
Qlnfoaie taFete Iid sur Sire, la
Gelts tnie i'm 9roum unb f6ob oen
giiegel Suriid.
Die Giir Uffnete iib unO fbIOB ii4
ipieoer 9erduI9Ios.
n9oniY9to-iuo iinb Sieg"
n6ier!~
,O8. ib liebe Gie
llno Elm Geuer flammte ouf Elm
S6uB fro9te, uu6 cine idpere MaiIe
brad loutlos 5ulammen
* X
9tm naaFen WlOrasn fiibrte nan
Q(ntonie ab.
Sic Tob unf1aloig unO finblid
brein.
gli6ts mebr BON jenem Gon6erba-
rem mar an ibr, bon Sem oer Notor
peiogt bate, OaB es ibn unrubis
mnme.
Sie lGHelte.
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SerIanat i'm gIIlaemcinen.

pSeutldlr Ocicll1mGit bon M,nrNlauo."
"a Observation-Disclosures Siirean,
9T. 2iJ uuo 2i7, Gnuriluno sStrnRe.
rn- Sprodliunocn bon I bis llDr.
-S5oo20-) S0bn 2. Mlenrr, glgent.
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SerIanat-a -aranen nnS @aSden.

r @cflduqt:
dIe etlNldiiigc 8dMin @uic eodn 95lt
|oao, nahe Bari oelobts 9lucnnc.
l4il3l2
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o. 0crfnngt:
m1 s'ntlng llnempioDmeut Grdlnngc," 40S Spii
"1u Sulloiun, fl SihgcTingtDns nsSirnbe.
lCti .tS,S&S)
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o Gcrlduat:
rcs9 9oel 0elecie Srnuen, i'm 2umpcn 81 iorti'
or NadiuiraGcn Nr il12, 0aiiernaNuenNc.
19'oWll l2)
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0nq,- WtfInW0f,
hSettunmen Inn Giddrrcnmnden 3u lcrrcu Gobn
dcSyeeAo Der pobr3ci; crabrenc 0igarrcnmas
6cc1ulen pcroicneu bon Si2 bis Sli pro 9Sof
nni ygmerlcon Cigar Co., 2nlelpooos2lUc.
WV StllousStraRe. (Scbr1S,1UD
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@eutige ShlllBratc:

~ q { 7. JHTll0T ooIZ NlIlUVII
GcrianOt bon Ben @leuatorcn t0,SSl
Gnidel Glcuatoreu 9orratb 950,-
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
F|N| SUPPORT
GIVEN BUREAU
Movement as Preachers,
eachefs and Business Men
Are sEnListing init.

Fine support is being given by sIEat-
Tison county peoplesto the movem ent
now on for a farm bureau to secure
the government aid toward salary OF
a county agricultural agent. This
comes not alone from farmers, but
from everybody Interested in county
progress, showing that our people are
srasping the meaning Of the county
agents work as explained by State
Agent Nat T. frame at the meetings
held in the county this week.
The county agents first duty is to
demons trate that right method make
farming profitable
Secondly since good roads, good
health and good schools are all de-
pendent on community efforts the
county agent offers his willing help
to the good roads movement, to the
health authorities, the ministers, the
school teachers. County agents have
taught night classes in county schools,
have preached social service from
county churches and helped build
sanitary privies for county schools.
The final test OF county agent,
however, is his ability to help in de-
Ye1oping local leaders. This some
times begins as a one farm PROPOSE
5tion; and the taking Of the school boy
son into farm partnershtp by a. father
Is not too simple a beginning. AS a
next step that father and son may be
induced to enter into partnership
With their neighbors for various com
munity activities and so lead to a
more satisfying rural life for that
whole community. 5s
The farmers meeting today is al
Lost Creek and tomorrow at Good
Hope. At 2 O'clock Saturday at the
court house the farm bureau officers
will be elected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
With a Regrnuping OF The Ger
mani Forces NoNSilsM North
er1 r POland.
ID A.I I en- GEM ENTs
of Secondary Importance ilis
Which the sRussian Appea E
to Be Sue GessfuI

3 y
PETROGRAD, Mar! III t Il --s reKrnIlpsa
ing Of the German forces In snorth heaa1
Poland and the coinmencement ok saS
new attempt upon Przasnysz has been
noted blythe general staR of the q
sian army This movement Isl being
made in considerably greater
strength than was the recent opera
tion in that direction which tefIils
mated not only Iii local defeat for
Germans but in the general retire
6ment OF all the German forces in the
direction Of their own. frontier. rhe
discontinuance of operations along
the Nfamer river makes IL possi bIA
for the Germans to send a large num-
ber Of troops from, this ristrict to res
enforce the men advancing in the sdi-
rection Of AIlawxa and Przasnysz from
Korjile.
In the meanwhile along the Pilica
river there have been occurring daily
.engaE lents of secondary imp uft4S
ance in which the Russians would
appear to have been successf MI.
Fighting near Corlitza and Quick In
the Carplthians Indicates that the
Austrians after their defeat in the
Stanislau district on their right danis
decided to transfer the center OF op5
perations 10 their left flank n where
they have been successful IN pushing
Forward SLIGHTLY g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
N NE=U RULE
Relating to Passengers on the
Street Cars Will Be Strictly
Enforced by Company.

a 1T is the rule OF the NIonon gahela
Valley Traction Company for It's pas
sengers to ride inside the car. The
front pl ltform Is for the motorman.
The conductor can only be on the
front platform when he has an order
to give to the m otorman and can only.
stay on the front platform long
enough toF#tell the order. The rear
platform must be clear OF passengers
SO that the conductor can be able to-
discharge all of his duties without in
reference. BY the rules OF the COM
pany, whenever a passenger remains
on the rear platform the conductor
must ask him to step inside. IF the
passenger does not go In when there
Is room for him on the inside thenEit
is the4rule OF the company to put the
passenger off the cars. These are
rules that will be enforced. It Is
done for the safety ofthe passengers.
lhe front platform must be clear so
going on In front Of his car and the
the conductor can see that no person
is hurt when passengers are boarding
the cars or when a passenger Is dis
charged.
II you have been in the habit
of riding on the platform and are
asked to step inside the car don't
hesitate to do SO. The conductor will
request you to dc so#if you remain on
the outside. He has been ordered to
by the company and he must o hey the
rules. Remember the rule is made
for your safety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
stthALggG
.Barne.
AS P Portuguese to France as He
Will Not Serve under Die
tatorship, He SAYS.
tev AssociATKp pRGEs,

PARIS, Mar. Ill II Gao Chagas,
5Portugese minister in France. has
resigned. Tire present cabinet is an
extra parl Elementary one and I will
not serve under a dictatorship. said
senorE Chagns in reply to Inquiries as
TO the reason for his retirement. ssaAIs
whole career rises UP against such a
scapitulation of my conscience can
not forget j was the first constitu-
tIonal premier Portugal had. The
present regime may not last9long but
II thought 1t my duty to resign my
diplomatic post