davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
VICE JAK ST0 LIDI
zAHYNULO PR| Les
Mich POzARECH
Nekolik 0gad v geyernlm Ontario
Y Kanadt bylo aniteno zkazo.
nosnymi ylnami ohne,
ZPKAVY JSOU DOsUD KUsE.
Potet mrtvych odhahuje se nej.
meme na sto. ~~ skoda ma ma.
jetku DO media ted odhadnout.

Toronto, OHty 30. Geryence, ~~-
/ |HprAVy, zjskant ze 8eyerDi tastl
/ Ontario, sdt)jly, He osady Cochra.
ne, Mathes0n, Nu8hka d Timmons
|byIy zniGeny lcsnimi pozary, KITE
RI p0ystaIy YGcru. P0renplne
junction d lrOqllois Falls naltzaly
ec, die t6cbto zprhV pIamenech.
Ncjtntut 100 0Bob 2ahynulo pii
tGchto pozdrech. SedmapadesAt
mrtyol, jak bylo ozn1mcno, MALE
zrno bylo Y Nushko Station pet
adyacet Y Muthcson Mnozi byli
pOphlcnl porantnl.
N8eohny tyto pozary ndaly SC
srvernt cd Eng"lbart az dopo-
sud kus6 zprAyy o Mich zlskAny
byIy cd uprcbllk1. Pomocny ylak
H lfkaiJ yydaI se North Bay IA
4phnu pozaru u zc ScobaItu poslA~
ny byIy rakye, Cocbrane nalfza
#" v Nipi8sjuR okresn u je nejytt~
ii osadou pOlarem HnlCenon. OSa-
ia tato mtIa 700 obyyateIll, ~=~
O4tatui mtsta nalezajl sc teze
krajirt Y Nipissing a Sudbury 0.
krescrh a nuItHaji Nc Y okruhu Il"
ri petudvuciti mil. Obyyatelstvo
t6chto osad pozilstAva jenom ne.
koliku set lIdL
EngIehart, Ont, 81. teryence.
Lesui pozdry, 2ufici v severni "a
VII Ontario, m6ly Y ddsledku, jak
50 za to ma, ztrdty na ziyotech cd
80 do 200 VeIkt mnoastvi osob
byIo popdIeno poran6no, jew sc
obayy. ~ mnozi nich zranenim
sv}m podIehuou. Ntkolik malych
osad bylo 1plnt zniteno pozary,
ktcrt radi po poslednich 6tyfia-
dvacet bodin, Zprdvy az dosud
ziAkant naznatuji, ze sedmapade-
sat osob zahynulo Mushka,
rranrouzsko-kanadsk6 osadt, a
dtyriutilcct Mathcson. Cochra-
nr na osmnact mrtvych a dtyfia-
tricct rantn}eh, lroquois Falls o.
annuity putnact mrtVEch a mnoho
ran6uych Ramore patnhct
mrtv%ril. poGet mrtvYch Poreu.
pine junction ncni zndm, ale by
10 oznamcno, ~ ceie mtsto bylo
luitruo, yyjimajr zeleznltnl stani-
'r,
Jeyl Se obHYy, 2e potet mrtvyeh
NJ zvysl, nebot nehyly ziskany
<praVy o dnslcdcich t6chto zhoub-
u}ch poharu 4 postramlch di-
4trikt0, Ma Sc za to, 10 mnoho
prospektora bylo poaary obklide-
no y Tashota u Y kowashl, Loden
fnrmar ieho deti uhofell, kdyz
leho munzelka marn6 snaalla SO
1natuytti priyol plameu0, Naska,
/ yesnl5ku 4 nekolika dfeY6nyeh
/ bulo,. utrptla nejvice. Byla po-
/ harrm ohroloyana po n6kolik dni
I air icii ob}yatetstyo neytdaHala
>r tt9io lv se mu podaii 1aahra.
iultt lcllrh dmnnyy
,Ieuom miny 1hyty z lraquIas
/ Falls. l'prrhIiel q poati1eu{ch Ill.
7ulktn hrz potravtn a odty0 nhi
tralI pr ,lu yttsirh m5st iitna na
I,aieuyph dtstrikto Holky peaet
uprrhltk0 prlhyl do Cobet d llai
lu,burs Ohtaue \ EngIrharin
prupoyaN po relmt noe, petuiirs .
ueslasmt urrehllky
nnea rraplo y MatheAan a Il
ueeb mislrvh. ale bNlo hy tfvha
,tIauhaha sydstntho iesta, ahs u
hasrnl hyls poiary ally sahra
ueuu btlo rotstfoyani lteh dale "a
ilb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
Rumuuaka A Tnseeka peessaly
w Iaslnasatl

ltundNu. an eRrttuue wiz
.laakAni mea Rumunskem 4 fnFv
ekem ahletlnA ytmete potFNh hsls
sfuAeha. ,lle sitslenl lepeAe ! lia
kutvAla RamwiAko. pFaN kaase
foYa Eplaya,laisks kaneolAf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02

bfc HaVOdhOYant h ia mnOhych We
naIfza dostatek lesuL Poduebi jc
dosti prijemn6, 2lmy mirnG II krat
kG ltt0 ben prilIBnthO ycdra
Appam navracen anglickym
majitelum.
Norfolk Va, 30. GrrVcucr.
FcderaIul AOudcc WaddilI rOzhodI
spor Y z1IeHitoBti anpIlckcho par
nlku Appam We pro8ptch angII
ckYch jeho majitcItl prot ne
meckemu kOflstnlmu druzstyu
ktere tento pnrnik dopraylIo do
tohoto mesta jnko korlst vder.
non. Sord projeviI nAhIed, ze ne.
meckh vlAda ztratlIa V5cchna pra
Va ia Appam Il jeho ndklad jako
kOriAt vdlcGnou, kdyz poruhlk
Berg II jeho koflstnl druzstyo lod
doprayilo do neutralplch yod. -
Soud rozhodl, ze prusko-americk5
ymIouya 4 roku 1899, obnovenA Y
roce 1928, ncvzlahlIjc sc IA tcnto
pripad, pokud t}ce SO zdruky aSy
III pro koristni druzstvo yc yo-
dhch Spojenych Stat0. Akce nd
meck@ho koristniho soudu, ktcr}
prohIdsil Appam IA korist ydlct
nou, nema zadutho vIivu ia ju
ri4dikci americkych soudu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
rooAsI PRO oMAHu A okoLi,
\ =

Omaha a ukoii fplmfaano
lrpln
Nebraska taztreua pndmFae
un i tpplpii Y pnndall moAut slr
eht i pondsli weber anrha \ ute
II all,lpueii \ alefN \ aApsiniel
i atFe,inieh dAsteeh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02

'f'i"fF - ''' ""'' #''#"f
nahledn zdejblcb yojensk}ch cd
bornikd, yyhIldky spoJencd prl
zahajeni tfctibo roku yrdcni wi.
ky jsou nadtjndjbl, ncz kdykoIIy
od zuhAjeui toh0to yrlktho kon
tliktu. Poz0ruhoduA yittzatyI "
nerhla I,ruslloYa Ia VgchodnI
iroutG znnmcDaji pro ndm"rk} ~
nerdlni stab yeIky problem, JnIt
sesiliti tito frontu, jezto general
Won Linsingen, kter$ byl posIan
ku potnocl RakusanlIm, byi npI
ne yytIaGcn 4 y}GIenkn IL Lllcka
IA Noly1skn
Ale podobn} problem vyskytu
je We ia froptt zdpadpi, kdc bo
lo stale yzrtlst0Jl prudkobtl
Nfmci dopraynji sem sice nepte.
trzltt move mlzstV0 "A della, ale to
nezastayilo postup spojencn Y ne
kolika mistech. Teutoni podnIku
j prudkt protidtoky, ale tyto ne
mali zadntho yIivu ma sItuach ~".
Spojenci pri rece Somne boJllJJ
nyni o male stratcgickt posIce
ktert opatfi klito k dalsln ospe
chf,m. Neni tu zadn}ch zndmeh
uspesne ndmeekG prollofenAlYy.
Pozorllhodnh ruskh Vit6zsiyi od
haluji zajimayou situacl. Armada
penernla Won Bolhmera, tldrHlJieI
reku Stripu nedalcko AeleziIlce
Ivova do Tarnopolu, nhltzaIa "
pred ntkolika t}dny nebezpetl
IL bude obklicena ma jlhu rychlyh
postupcm eencrdIa Letick"ho, a
L. yelk6 zAplayy pti Dntstrn zne
sloznily rusk{m armhdam daIS
postup. TO umoanIlo Won bothm"
row, ably udrael sl ohro~rh" S'oJ'
posice General SacharoV po Il
zahAjiI y. 'yby IA l'tclen "bkn
ieui I3othlneroy}ch yoJsIf nn srvr
ru, COZ znameualo 6sptch, Jak pa
trno ieho dyolttho vittzstV' "a
pndue od IIucka IA BrodtI,
Pro BotIimera Zpusnh"nA bylt
tim si,uaee takovd, ae nennnze de
le odkladati vyman6nl NJ tolioi'
nebezpctntho postaHenl, kdy'
nyni maze TAX ntiniii bez Velk}rl
ztrht. Rusoyt Y Brodech nal"1aj
No nyni bIizeji INovu nez ltolhmf
roya vojska, kler{m svtrenn hylt
obrann hlavniho mesta lialloe,
atkoliv kraiina meai hrody "a lNo
vem j. anatnd obtiannu, Tysk}ilt
- othzka, nestaneall SIT vykll1eh
Koyelu / l.vova bray nhlnosll
Felrohrad, 30, terTenee' .~
kraiins v okoIi koyeln a hfodn ~
Vnlynsku a kraline jane od re
XIV pnsstr Y llaliti Rnsoy" pokra
tnji v postupu il fatlaeh1' nrpf"
tr2lte Rakusany a Ntmee 6pet, dl'
nsnameni ruskt vaietue UradoNnS
Ma kayknge Furei pokusIli se diva
kFat. "a olenhtvu, ale pn Ahkdn by
Ii nhraienl. kuska uretnt brtbFj
prayl
"zApadni fronta Vice lab diva
nhpt ueintek Sch auraplanl heilll
Ia naiead ia nsinsk a NrhlN a.
Wdmdeaat humh ha lolo mnfh
nyauaet rusklph aeroplano utka
h W i mimi i aapase i pfinnltl'
H. i nstupu, leslen a naslrI
taduphoplaypa, kartian hosahn,
nfpmuhl itden 4 nsmeekteh atto
ii q pn prudk3m haii pf'nniil y
/ srslupn, NsAe ss,luphoflaserh
Akadoua homhagdatala siafiiei
llovve. Ntehotne ed hatannNls
nvpthislaks aernpian hNl sfatfi
,ieln i Iva lelpi h,li aalati n
geer stnphol naAe udtlilf rahFi
fasaly i nlesan,Ani n ia lFset
bfehn tvks \ aknli kaselu 4 liz
Al ay kfalna iiana ol tekt ilnl
IL nasp soiska pakfatotala Il
alnru kaskaaskA Ignnia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
raaemky pro domosinAre
Y Askauaaau.

Harrison, Arb, III feffeneft ~
Y lumta dslrlktu nalesa ~ tnpn
sui III no akrn paaemkn, kteFe
mnhnu hNtl aahrAnt sllr slumaxl
nAtskehn praNa. ftta ras,lsleus
Ann Il d.anaeIi rnstpph nkre
Arph, lafenks lslu lsnl ,lasti IA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
NADtJE spoENC0 JsoU MEJLEpSI % zAHAJENI vALK>
Ma zApade doslo bohm podruan6jbho yyznamu Eoe mez
Euhary srby na maeedon ske on6 ~ General Haig o
znamuje dalB postup Angldana 2apadnI front

kihJlIle IhphnUf Oh tuiillbhDf
TurI dyakrdtr z0haJjIj ofensly0,
ale byll odrazrUl " amtm k @l.
vas kharpUtI Turrl bylI opttnd
yyilnc"ni " s"alIrUPrj pomr.'
PctrOhrad, 80, Gcrvnucr. Itu-
skt arm0dy prorh&cJi Vi pr0dk}mr
1dery crstu do seVerrI IIaIldr n
Bnldrrm ku kOyclu IA NOIyHskn
po pozorubodnycb postup"cl Y
posIodnjch n|kolikH duech, V kite.
rYrIi tlsicr z0jntcG u ycIk" mnOZ
styi y1le6u" korlhtl byIo yHato,
Y0Iprnh 1rndoynu oznhnla, H.
yojska pclrrdIn I'ruslIoya znJaIa
32,GJ1 Rnku8nnU II Nbmr0 pa
tex Il v a0botu zr general Sachs
roy 2uJal 1860 IcUtonn We irrrh
dnech,
Ncjmfu@ diva obkIidoyacl pohy
by yyvIIeji We We yeIkt slIe Y oko
II kovcIL Nojcusk6 antorlty ma.
il 2n 10, H. toto dhIclltt HrIezuld
nj stfcdlsko padnc do rukou ear
sk}ch vojsk b6hcm tydue II he To
utoni musi uHt0upitl IA llull od
triciti do ttyficiti mil. Ruskb ko
Iony sna2i So postoupltl cd Brod1
smerem kn Lyovu.
tfedni prohI1srni sddI0je, IL
ruskA yojsku scsihji nynl syojc
posice, prGyd zlsknnf na Stochod
rrcr II poStupuji Em6rom k STAN
sIavoyu dale ma jihu, Now zaJatcI
stale pudaji do rllkou cnrskycI
.armdd u take jejlrh kolist Je znad.
Ina. Nojska gcuerdIa Suchuroyo
od II. do ~. tcrycncc zajaIa oll
dlstoJuikn II 80, l52 muHr, uko
riatIa deycturiyrlcrt del poG'iaJt
Y 10 srdnu1ci houtuir, 100 hrOJo
Y}cIl pusek mno@htvl JIncho va
Ieturho mulerialL t1yIIkrate )l5
yaIrrna VIua prehnaIa NJ pres No
ycroYychodui kouer IIalIfr II ri
sktho poIska, ka4dd pid lime oo
rrltl Su1Imrn X rere l)nestr tn
krAtr pred tim byln zbroceuu
kryl
Dulczit}m 1sk{m vit6zstvin
ic zutIueem rnld rakousko-ntme
ckt fronty oil koYel-lAlek z"Ieznl
re nh k Brod1m, l'tedni rHkt
Ilpravu nrpodayA ladn}rh podrob
nosti q tomto polybu. ale ma Sc IA
TO, H. udal NO. okoIl klsrIuu ~
reAte k Nladiniru Nolynskeml /
a. hyl prlmnu ranou proil rah"u
sko ntmreka arm0dt, chrdnic
| Vladimir NoIyhak{ Neotekava
Ine rnAstroydni tohoto prnlomtt
luhaleno hyIo II lueka prl zaha
leni letni kampauo "A ma vrlkot
duleiitost. Noy} ruskt 0tok Jlb
ina od lMekh uelenom ohrolnl'
| vladimir Nol}nsktt ate otrvlrD
moiunst 0sptsutho ntoku m ko
vel od lihu. ietto i0le1lta @ele4
luteui llnte ,polule tatp nista,
/ rntrl Rukltsann a Ntmrn, aala
|ttrh Y t6to irtni Rampant j.
ll0.00n rtlnottou Ii se i tom'
ilna straty teutnnakteh yolsk, h
Eahlriame. kt Alla 'rutouskfeh ar
Iuad uu vtvhudt hyla huatut pu
Istlkpna.
| pallk. 40 tprseuee Nemeek
ulaky. mhalrut ytera yeeer prnt
franrnntskt edult = ualahtn1 ll5
Eua n,i tieufAs III milh seyerott
rbn,lne ad Nerduau, bNlt ojFatf
En,, tlle ufetmlha otuamruL k9da
.nthu ,lups fFAueansskuu yAleenni
/ ufalasnmA Y krallnt Pei te,
Nupmn traneo0tska Faiska tei
lpfaAila u9msek a,iait ilinA ud III
hans
/ l,nnsltus m deFypnee, nals
IroslnpN AnHll1ann na frantic III
lvre saNmy htlt osuamruN III
.ltdni trfata Hpuefala llaiEv
lsrfbulhn tplltsN aAglifktvI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
STRASL|W vYBUCH
STREL|vA 0TRASL c.
Lynn new YORKEM
Vybuch stieliya, jez slo8eno bylo
ma Black Tom oBtrove, byl sly
sen p6ti gtatech
ZTRATA JEST 25 MILLIONU
Tri osoby byly pri tom usmrceny
q nejmene pet dalBich 30 pohfe-
suje, --- Mnozl raneni,

New York, 30. 6crVcucr Itrd-
Ia ma muJctku. odhadOyana ma
*25 100000, byI0 zpUsobena dnes
radon atra5Iiv}ch vybuchll strell
Va, jcz priprayeno bylo k dopra-
VI spojcncjim u slozeno byIo na
Black Tom ostrov6, nafm pruhu
pudy. vnikajirim do ncw-yorSkt-
no zdIyu pri Jersey city. Jak
muoho jr ztr0t ia lldNkych 1.-Two,
tech, ncbylo dnes Vc@pr jlsto Ne
bude to zjist6no drive, dokud ne
bidc provedena prehIidka delhi,
ctVa, zamGstnaueho nu ostrOVt u
uaItza.lciho Y IodiclcI pfl mi.
Nt v}bu"hu Tii Tide, pokud jc
zndmo, byIi usmrrenl u nejm@nd
pet osob Ne poIrcHuIo, RHdu oSob
byIn pornn6ua u udktcr" 4 nich
praYdcpodobht smrt"Int,
Morny otrcs, ktery podttu byI
Y p6ti statrrh, 2apotaI rychlym
yybuchrm maIyrh strrl, mnolStVl
,dynauiitU a jN}eh y}hU$IjH a
n0sIedoydu byI v}htchem tiNicU
5rapncIoy}rh strrI ktrrt okol
prolutniIy mjsto, bo1lsti podoh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
Vraaeslne horko

chicago. H., 10 tervrnrr
pn6rt ob6ti hotka Y Chicago IL
strednirh tapaduieh stAteeh klert
hyly horkou ymou, do
stihl a00 y poaludnieh tfeeh dueeh
Setuam oheti uesmirneto yeda
rotnuub,n hrl "a spslu.e,lmdesat
due. \ mnuhyeh nal
slpeh bFIo mtun utatrllt totautN
ohehotlN il urainsns whIo ltlt
teIktho bafka nthNlI
sehopni 'ptaroyatl Neel uhtlmI
hofka nuleat se tpIke muubstti
maiirt ditrk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-02
RUSk%. >,rENSIvA pR0TI NEMC0M
Ara. n',sANOM vzROSTA We SvE
PRUDKOSTI 4 STALE SE SlRl

Rueoy6 snazl ocyii ku Koyeu Uder teu
tonskG arrnAdy, chrAnici Vladimir Voynay, ocehaya
brzy Ruskt nspeehy no fronte sedesAti mil
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12

in Hamden, but lived most of his life
in the district from which he was
elected senator. He also represented
East Haven in the General Assembly
of 1881. when he was chairman of the
committee roads, rivers and
bridges in 1889, when he was a mem
Der of the committee on judiciary, and
in 1891: the deadlock year." when
he was one of the four members of
the steering committee of the House.
At the last session OF the General AS
ssmbly Senator T1ft1e was on the conn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12

er and the fact that it is not does not
excuse any driver when he is brought
before the city court on a charge of
reckless driving after having struck
and injured a pedestrian. So said
Judge Frederic A. Bartlett in city
court today.
Joseph MARSHALL of 20 Ash street, a
jitneur, was fined $25 and costs on a
charge of passing a standing trolley
car at State and See1ey streets at IL as
saturday morning. MarshaII's auto
mobile struck and knocked down Mrs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12

George B. Farley OF Seeley street as
the later was alighting from a stand
ing trolley car at that point. Mrs
Farley was painfully bruised although
not seriously injured
Marshall said he endeavored to bring
his, car to a stop but owing to the
slippery condition OF the pavement he
was unable to accomplish it judge
BARTLETT did not think the excuse sum
eieI1t enough to warrant the suspend
ing of Judgment and the nns was i'm
posed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12
mittee on shell fisheries and education.

mittee on shell fisheries and education.
He was born January II, 1916.
Mrs. Wolter is reported at st. Vim
cents hospital today as resting com
fortab1y. She is weakened from loss
of blood due to the severing of an
artery in her right leg and her nervous
condition was heightened by the rup-
tuPe of the sciatic nerve.
The bullet which entered the back
is believed to have penetrated for
SOME distance though not touching a
vital part, The bullet which entered
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12

the groin took a downward course and
is lodged near the knee. 1t has been
impossible to probe for or remove
either.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12
Slippery Streets Not
Excuse For Accident,
Rules Judge Bartlett

An automobile should be equipped
with chains On the tires in bad wealth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12

Serges and Coverts, Cordu-
roys, Black and w hi t e
Check, Plain and Striped
Chinchillas and Mixtures, all
new up to : date models,
Ladies' and Misses sizes,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-13
STEAMER COLUMBIAN
SUNK BY A GERMAN SUB

Paris, Nov. IA wireless dis
patch from Madrid says that it was a
German submarine which sank the
American steamship Columbian.
According to this information the
Columbian encountered the submarine
on November 6, during violent temp
est. The submarine compelled the Col
umbian to interrupt her voyage and
lie under surveillance until November
8. When the storm subsided, the dis
patch says, the submarine ordered the
crew to abandon the ship and then
sank her.
A Havas dispatch from Madrid
quotes the newspaper of Corruna,
Spain, where the crew is reported to
have landed, to the effect that when
the Columbian was held up the sub
marine ordered the crew to disembark,
but that the storm was so severe that
this was impossible until two days
later.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-13
KILLED A CATAM0UNT

There came into the Star Office Sat
urday morning Hayden Owens, 16-
year-old boy, living four miles west
of town on the Martel road, who
brought with him the skin of one of
the largest catamounts ever killed in
this territory. Hayden was out in the
woods the other day, looking for
squirrels, when he suddenly found
himself in less than ten yards Of the
big cat, which was trying to sneak up
on bunch of quail and therefore did
not see the boy. Hayden had single
barreled shotgun, loaded with No. 6
shot, and without an instant's hesi-
tation fired, bringing the catamount
down. The animal measured A In
ches from tip TO tip and its skin was
a pretty piece of fur. This is the
second catamount this boy has killed.
He sold the skin of the first one for
fifty cents, and we hope he win make
a better bargain of the second, for if
the skin is properly dressed it win be
worth several dollars. We advised
him to exhibit it at the fair. He de-
serves great credit for his pluck and
because a wildcat of that
size is almost as formidable as a
panther. Many a city sportsman
would give a hundred dollars to be
able to say he had made such a good
shot.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-13
SESSION OF EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION AT sPARR

Last Saturday was red letter day
for county educational interests at
Sparr. Promptly at 10 in the morn
ing the large body of teachers and
trustees and patrons assembled at
the Baptist church with Mr.. Miller of
the Griner Farm school chairman, and
Mrs. Wesson of the Ocala school, sec
retary.
After opening devotional exercises,
the program was opened by the read
ing by Miss Frances Ramsey of the
Moss Bluff school of an original paper
on "School Visiting by Patrons and
Trustees" The paper was full of in
formation and valuable suggestions
and the readers of the Star viii have
the opportunity of reading it in full.
A very free discussion followed the
paper indulged in by teachers, trus-
tees and patrons.
Next came dinner in the oak grove
R. F. Connor of the 0cala schools on
the practical Teaching of Agricul-
ture in Our Schools" The paper was
interesting and full of practical sug-
gestions and brought out very full
discussion at its close.
Newt came dinner in the oak grove
between the two churches and for an
hour the people of the community and
the teachers and visitors from the
various parts of the county mingled
in pleasant social intercourse and
partook of the bountiful and elegant
spread laid out before them by the
good people of the community
Before adjourning for dinner, the
association went into business session
and had a most cordial invitation pre-
sented from the Fellowship school
and community to hold the meeting
on December 9 at the Fellowship
school house. By unanimous vote the
vote was accepted.
The feature of the afternoon ses-
sion was an address by Prof. L. W.
Buchholz of the teachers college Of
the University of Florida. The
speaker for many years has been in
the foremost rank as an educator in
the state-as superintendent of Hills
borough county, then with the Flor
ida College for Women at Tallahas-
see and latterly in the department of
education at the university. Prof.
Buchholz took for his subject "Christ
as the Model Teacher" and discussed
the essentials of the model teacher
from every angle. It was helpful
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-13
COMPELLING BELGIANS
TO WORK AGAINST
THEIR COUNTRY
(Assoclated Pressl

The Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 13.-
About 1000 unemployed in the Bel
gian city of Ghent have been reported
to Germany for work in munition fac
tories, according to news from the
frontier. A compulsory registration
of unemployed took plays a few days
since, and the present labor c5mpuI-
sion is the sequel thereto. Former en-
ployes of various engineering works
at Ghent who gave no heed to the
call, were seized in their beds at
night by German soldiers and thrown
into prison, it is alleged.
Other instances of the imposition
of forced labor have recently occurr-
ed at Bruges, Eek1oo, near Ghent, and
other places. All signs indicate that
Germany is determined, so far as pos
sible, to utilize the considerable avail
able supply of Belgian labor to make
good the ever-increasing military
drain on its own man power.
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WILSON AGAIN
IN WASH|NGT ON
President Announces that He Will
Make No Change in His Sub
marine Policy
(Associated Pressl

Washington, Nov. 12-President
Wilson came back to Washington last
night ready to- take up waiting public
problems and begin framing plans for
his second term in The White House.
He has been away two months.
The president has made it clear to
friends that the policy toward sub
marine warfare outlined in the corre-
spondence on the Sussex case will be
followed strictly. In his campaign
speeches he declared that in case the
administration was defeated at the
election it would have difficulty in
dealing with foreign problems be-
tween now and March a. Now that he
has been reelected, however, he is
known to feel that his course general
ly has been approved by the nation,
and that he can proceed with free
hand.
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ed other work also, it received reports
OF the pig club work financed by
bankers as follows:
Hernando county, 80 pigs; Hills
borough county, 80 pigs; Polk county,
s pigs; Pinellas county, so pigs; Clay
county, 10 pigs; Brevard county, 100
pigs; Duval county, 2 pigs; Suwanee
county, % pigs; Taylor county, 80
pigs; Putnam county, IL pigs; Marion
county, AZ pigs. Total, $50 pigs.
There are other counties where the
work is under way. The work we are
doing is rather in the way of blazing
a trail but it will be followed up. One
thing the Florida committee has set
tied upon and that is that every Flor
ida county must have demonstra-
tion agent and get its benefit from
the Smith-Lever fund.
q. G. Chambliss,
Chairman Agricultural Committee of
Florida Bankers Association.
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FEEL EFFECTS OF.
THE FIGHTING
Thousands of Empty Houses in the
Capital of the German
Empire
(Associated Press)

Berlin, Nov 13.-For every thou
sand houses, with or without attached
stores, in Berlin, no less than sixty
SIX stand empty as result of the
war, according to statistics compiled
by the statistical bureau of Greater
Berlin
The great majority of the empty
houses are flats with one and two
rooms in addition to kitchen and
bath. The majority lie in the north,
east and south sections of Berlin,
where the poorer portion of the popu-
lation lives.
The total number of empty build
ings now has reached 39,863, in 1916,
as against 27, ,908 in December, 1913.
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ENGLISH MADE GUNS
FOR AMERICAN ARMY
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, Nov. 13.-The immed-
late purchase of 1900 Vickers, Eng
lish made, machine guns was recon-
mended by the joint army, navy and
marine corps officers board which has
been studying the machine gun prob
lem. The department has ten thou
sand dollars available for this pur-
pose and the board considers the
Vickers gun superior to any other
machine gun and it can easily be pur-
chased in the open market. More
than nine thousand of both heavy and
light machine guns will be necessary
to- fully equip the regulars and ma
tjonal guard.
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and inspiring address and viii be
cherished by all who heard it.
After the address the hearty ap-
preciation of the association was pre-
sented to the Spar school and COM
munity. The success was largely due
to the efforts of the teachers of the
school there-Mr. G. C. Flanders and
Miss Ruth Young.
The association then adjourned and
went to the Methodist church, where a
picture was made by Mr.. NJ. A.
Moore and from whom copies may be
had.
These meetings are very valuable
from an educational standpoint and
very pleasant from a social side.
Reporter.