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eY AUTHORITY.
shERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

l Wins VI CAcSulISl lSsutu W AiC IlOu-I
able Edward P. Aikue, District Macis-
trate Of -Koolaupko. on the 18th day
Of March. A. D. 1916, in the matter of
Union Feed COMPANY. Limited an Ea-
waiian corporation. plaintiff, vs..
KoolRu Soda Works Company, Limit
ed. an Hawaiian corporation, defend
ant, for the sum of $6292. in the mat
ter of Libby, McNeiIl & Libby OF
Honolulu, Limited. an Hawaiian cor
poration. plaintiff, VS.. Koolau Soda
Works Company Limited. an Ha-
waiian corporation, defendant. for the
sum Of 1892. and in the matter OF
Associated OIL Company, a corpora
ton, plaintiff, defendant. for the sum
of $24.S1, ! did, on the 10Th day OF
March, A. d. 1916, levy upon and shall
offer and expose for sale, and sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder,
the property hereinafter referred to
to satisfy the said writs of execution
at the Court House in Koolaupoko
aforesaid, at 10 o'clock a. m. of Fri+
day, the 21st day Of April, A. d. 1916,
all the right title and interest of the
said Koolau Soda Works Company,
Limited, in and to the following de-
scribed property OF the defendant, I'M
less the sums due under said writs IF
execution, together with interest.
costs and my fee and expenses. are
previously paid:
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD
corrugated iron building, with
rooms, viz: soda works room,
storage room, kitchen and sleep
ing rooms.
] wooden clubhouse.
wooden stable with corrugated
iron roof, 2 wagon sheds and feed
room and stalls.
] black mule.
] bay horse.
! set double harness.
l single harness.
2 wagons with single poles.
l Samson gas engine, H. p. (com-
pletel.
Schnerr's special carbonator, to-
gether with rubber hose and fixtures
(complete). j
bottle Gaping machine (com-
plete).@
wooden wash tub with bottle
cleaners and fixtures.
! pc redwood, 1& "x20"X20 IT.
3 bags white sugar (fulD.
SS full boxes of soda water Gun
assorted).
Is bags empty bottles. more or less.
box juice bottles (empty).
box packing for straining.
2 boxes, 200 gross, Kork-adisk
(plain). Co.,
stone water filter.
IA packages Never Chip" crown
bottle openers.
packages labels (more or less).
scale. 49,.
Columbia family scale.
bags containing bottles of syrup
(unassorted of different sizes).
copper gallon measure. 4
/ copper funnel
l galvanized funnel. 81
galvanized container. ..~ 4
" tub soda.
box tools and oil cans.
step ladder. ".
l glass funnel.
measuring glasses (unassorted
sizes).
/ 3-gallon copper measure.
galvanized wash sink. r..
No. 5 stone jars.
/ No. 30 stone jar.
10 rolls empty bags.
empty barrels.
lanterns
galvanized buckets.
3 agate buckets.
brooms.
oil stove, together with cooking
utensils.
redwood tank. about 50oO-galIon
capacity, with piping and fittings.
I galvanized tank, capacity about
Loo gallons.
iron, safe, Herring Hall. Marvin
Safe Company.
Terms: Cash In U. S. Gold Coin.
Dated at Koolaupoko. City and
County of Honolulu, this goth day of
March, A. D. 1916.
ROBERT ". DAVIS,
Deputy Sheriff of Koolaupoko.
EIOo
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POSTOFFICE TIME
TABLE FOR MONTHS

Following is the postoffiee time
table for March. It 10 subject to
change if sudden arrangements are
made for unexpected mail service:
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Steamers to arrive froE-
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William HuIse was blown to atoms
and a shed and an auto truck torn to
pieces by an explosion of nitro glyce-
rine at Berea, Ohio.
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO ARRIVE

Thursday, March g..
San Francisco-China, c. NJ. str.
Maui-Claudine, IL. str.
Friday, March "a.
tNo ships scheduledD
Saturday, March IS.
Yokohama@Nippon Maru, T. K. X.
str
Hilo-Mauna kea, IL. str.
Kauai--Likelike, Ii str.
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sTAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
CHARLES HONECK

deceased, that the undersigned Adj
ministratrix Of said Estate, intends to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State Of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo, on the
28th day OF February 1916.
ABBY H0NECK,
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
anac nnS Uniform 6arbc.

Die Srase, ipel9e Garben BON
Observation-Disclosures am nenigiten
iidtbar fir ben 5einb iinb, i9eint
nod f~einestpegs in alien 8eaiebunsen
enogiltis edtf4ienen gu iein.
Sn sen leBten Sabren battle mon
pielfad bic rote Jarbe als cine Ter
aflerunsiinfti9iten anseIeben. b. g.,
als lanse anb nod auf fe6r eroBe
G%ntfernuns unterideiDtar. 4ber eli
nise neue Grperimente in Der grtaee
mebrerer triesfiibrenben Md9te, mis
aud omeritunii1erfeits, baben pitie
anIi4t ni4t beitatist.
Man fieB 3. 9. sebn Mdnn antres
ten, bon benen 2 bellerou unifpre
miert ipdren, 2 Duntelsrnu, 2 grim,
p ountelblau. unb 2 fdarIn6rot. @lz
lc ipurhen beorbert, oapon3umarl6ies
rem, pGbreno beoba1tenbe Sfiisiere
5nriidblieben. Der er{te Manri, lpels
der In Der 2anbfdaft berfdpano.
iDor Elm bellsrauer, nnb fat fofort
Idlpano aud fein Jorbsngenofs.
Qber gleid bic stpeite Iarbe. sic pere
f1fDanb, ipar, 5ur lleberrnf4uns
mehrerer 8eobadter, bas Gdarlafs
rot! SIN britter 2inie tam oas Duns
felsrau, tpGbrenb oas Duntelblai
lnb bas Griin mod lange na9 BEN
8erfdtpinOen Der ibrigen Jarben
idtbar bliebeii. 4u9 fon6 man bei
einen bsrfu9spsifen aeuern auf
bloue nrb rote SreffsisIs. bnb srftere
onf grobe G%ntfernlne Ieidter al uns
ierf&tiber tuarsn, ais DIE rotten.
Golien dbsr biellei&t onM otmoT.
pbdrii9e DerbdItnife bic Refultaie
bisisr @sriu6 bssinflubt babsna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
Gcltenc @lpfen.

1intsr oen tunfseididtliden be-
merfeusperien @loden nebnter, bic
Toaenannten alpbabetslOden ipeser,
ibrer ouberoroentliden Seltenbsit ei@
ne be5ouSere Stenuns Elm. Sine bon
ibnen bGnst in Der &ir4e gu utel,
born (Rreis Giienad) nnb itamnlt
aus Dem fiinfsebnten Sabrbunbert.
Die Snf6rift oiefer @lode belteht
aus ben ein5elnen 8udftaben bes als
pbobsts bon u Bis 8 In idonen gos
tiiden Mojustsln, bic pbns tpeitere
9sbsutuna aneinanbersereibt fino.
WonderIei g%rtldrunsen bat man fiir
Sieie eisenartise 0ertpenoung bss
alpbabefs nnsefibrt, u. a. alid
bab, ME aus ben etn5elnen 8u9ita'
SEN Worte fi6 ~suiammenieben, 70 bic
@Iode nit ibrsn bsrfdiebenen 5orerl
gottes COB iinben fon. Rdber lisst
iebpd bic annabme, Dab bic idSns
aeformten 8u9taben einais ano als
isin aus sreubs on ibrer famiidens
ben Wirfuns ansebrdht tpnroen. ets
ne Deutung. Die bur4 bas 8orbans
Sen{,in folder alpbdbete nuf anbes
rem geaenhdnben, gum 9eiipiel mel
{iuaaetriebsnsn Saufbedem, getiibt
ipirb. Me6nIide Mlpbnbetsloden ipie
BE in Meiborn befinoen ii& nod tn
Neibbartsbanfsn Bel Dermba9
(ab0n) unb In RSoelpis BET SaaIs
FeIb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
rGeinnbbrit erlangt nad
Diernnb5DanSigjdbrigem
2eiben an Gpilepiit"

Nad6em jein Safer obne grfolg
elm Sermogen fir Die Sienite bon
Spe5ialilten ~peranSgobt mo er fit
picrnnoamansis Sabre an Gpilepiie,
iener idrefliden Granfbcii, aelit.
ten bate, erS16lt George Duncan
BON 416 10. Ct. San Gicgo, GaI..
pie inn ourd CT. MiIcs' Rcraine
geboIfen ipirOe, nic iolgt:
sd mbdbte meiuru beraIibeu qanr abaatten
fir Die Notwithstanding neither @rt,nbbeit
Madden ib oierunbs,panslg Sabre an Der ibred.
Iichen arantbejt Gpilepfie etlitten bate. Jh
Serludte inebT OLE sipansts serste nuo natm
GptIepfe. Netn Batter psrousaabte Tauienbe
nidts. bis ipir bon 81, Wiles' Herbire k6rfen.
IN Sss. t ~ ,. sins d S,ssISs n, sED o isis ssrs s,, s.ss S,ses
tb bret pber bier Gnjdne ieoe Rode. 10 uu, mid
at nsridbsrii. bab bic 9eiiuna no1tdnbia lei.
uabm ib sebn Gtditben Elm. che Id aujb6rte.
s Ssas ssf uni 20 % Ssssn''. I'd sana bi Sasss al IS s ls
min, un6 20 bptb BON Npben. dis mir beiisbf.
dutb Fam ib nnf eineni Bterbe reiten pbre mid
bprm fallen au tarhten. 80 Tam Or. WiIes
iar MID astan bat. Inb iuduime biejsn erisf sa
perotfsntlib,n. 70 bah isber GsiIsptiibe eriabten
tibae. ipie MIR aeholien funrbe."
Or. @fiIeS' Rerbine bot felt orei.
Bie Sabren itb IN %nerpoien 2eioen
oils ipertooa eriuieienL un6 Deroiert
cine 8robe, ipenf, aiid) onbere Mit.
tel Sbnen nidt seholicn baben.
Gum 9srfani bel alien apptheteru.
@snH bic erits 5lafd,e nidt bilft, ,uifb
Cir 9elb 5nriidcrtattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
0temer sd3rfibrbriff sfs
YbiIiYp sanrrampfer.
if4f.

ON 49, 49,
gauge 2att bon ben
R0rf bon Die ames
ritanifde &iepors
terfd sebOrt omper
id ben nod ME nit
bas 9ersniege GEE
habt dus eigne Gdss
pierienS gu fpre1e.
Sept fann i'd {
2iebde bapon finss,
I'm id fonn S9ne
MIR fode. Die ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
@adlahscridts. GalcnScr,
5ebrnar scrmiu.

First Day, Monday, February %, 1916.
l.. Mary A. Mertle, G. & C. Louis
Mertle ct al, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
2. Martha Moeller, G. & c.. Frieda
Moeller, minor, Annual Settlement.
3. Hermann Koch, Guardian of
Louis Koch, insane, Annual Settle
ment.
4. w. 7. Hibler, G. & C. w. f. Hib-
Ter ct al, minors, Annual Settlement.
5. Henrietta Koch, G. & G. Otto
and Arthur Koch, minors, Annual
Settlement.
6. Emile Schultz, G. &C. Meta
Schultz ct al, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
z. Hannah w. Fleer G. & C. Emma
Fleer ct al, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
g.. August Brinkmann, G. & c. Vic
toria V. Brinkmann, minor, Annual
Settlement.
8. Geo. L. Weber, G. & C. Hermann
j. Gutjahr, minor, Annual Settlement.
Second Day, Tuesday, Feb. 29, 1916.
10. Jacob C. Buehler, G. & C. Geo.
A. Buehler, minor, Annual Settle
ment.
IL. Theodore Graf, jr., G. & C. Lee
Della Ochsner ct AL, minors, Annual
Settlement.
IL. Mathilda Brandt, Administrators
Of Gustave Brandt, decd, Annual
Settlement.
10. Hermann, Grebe, executor, Aug.
| - raho InnI Ann,nl Saftln,,a,A
ID. Anna Block, G. & G. Frieda
Block, minor, Annual Settlement.
Is. Amanda Idel, Administrators,
Dorethe Idel, decd, Semi-Annual
Settlement.
16. Herman A. Kehr and Henry C.
Kehr, administrators, l.. h. Kehri
decd, Semi Annual Settlement.
II. Louis w. Loeb and John A. Loeb
administrators, Louis Loeb, decd.
Semi-Annual Settlement,
10. Anna Wolf, administrators,
Louis G.. Wolf, decd, Semi-Annual
Settlement.
Third Day, Wednesday, March l, '16,
10. Julia Kotthoff, Administrative
Christ Kotthoff, decd, Semi-Annual
Settlement.
20. John d. Seba jr., executor, Fritz
Seba, decd, Semi-Annual Settlement,
q. w. N. Johnson, administrator,
&c. F.. Johnson, decd, Final Settle
ment.
%. Carl Weiser and John Fritz, exc
%cutor, Pauline Fritz, decd, Final
Settlement.
%. Otto Eberlin administrator
Chas. Eberlin, decd. Final Settlement
"a. H. j. and }. II. Schneider, ad.
ministrators, August Schneider, decd,
Final Settlement.
25. Fred Idel, executor August Idel
decd, Final Settlement.
26. Flora Angel, eXecutrix John M
Angel, decd, Final Settlement.
81. Abby Honeck, Administrative
Chas. Honeck, decd, Final Settle
ment.
THEO. GRAF, Judge of Probate.
State of Missouri,
County Of Gasconade, SIS,
|, Theo. Graf, Judge Of til
, Probate Court, in and for said count
and state, do hereby certify, that TIL
{ above is a true copy of the origins
| Probate Court Docks moving Wha
settlements are die 6.r and at tn
February Term tg1G nj said Probat
Court. as fully as TIE me appears o
record in my office,
Wines my hMWd nd the seal o
said Court. at Office I'll hermann, Mo
, this 22d day of Januarv 1916.
!, THEO. GRAF,
(SEAL) Judge of Probate.
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abounirt auf oas goIfsbIatt.
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GtrcnSer nQadrni.1
Ser edeintob hes fransfiiiden &c.
RcraiS 2eman.

Ser cdeintpb hes fransSfi&en &C.
nerals 2entam.
8riFeler geIsier. Ole i'm &affees
bouie hire traurise unb altobolloie
3eit binbringen, baben nod elmer
idwaden 9rof. sic feben ab unb
an 3eitunsen, bic eingeidmugselt
limb, unb Oie bon paris ober 2pnbpn
fommen. go elm 8latt 81 faufen TT
Iebr tpFfpislis unb aud nidt sefabrs
los. Die meiften, Ole burbdus pifs
fen tpoIIen, mas man an ,Wabrbeit"
in 2pnbon unb paris Derbreitet,
miifen iif baber nit ettem 5eBleit
be5driebenen papiers begniisen, oas
einen Musaug aus Der fremDen, febr
beliebten 3eifuns sntbdlt. Sb Der
ausaug ridtig, Of er iemals sebrudt
erf6ienen tit, bas meiB tetner. Gs
reidt f9on aus, bnB Der Semps, Der
Siaoro, bic Simes ober Der Sailp
Chronicle als Guele genannt ipers
ben, bamit ii9 Der 8riifeler SpieBz
burger sliidIelig in bic Gde iebt uno
lieit. @r bat in bieien Sasen. fpie
aus elmer &orrefponoenS aus 8elaien
gu entnebmen lit, folgenbes selefen.
mos ols cine Nadridt Der aonooEer
Simes a~usgeseben miro:
SOB bes rubmreifen Generals
2eman, bes ipaderen, ebernen 20tpen
Der Stabt 2itti9.1 @ussue Der
9onooner 5imes bonn 20. ausnff
1850
Das !Sera frampft iid suiammen,
So mir bag traurise gnbe Oes pats
teren Mannes erfabreu. Der elm pabs
rer 8riesshclb sepefen lit.
Sein Sooestampf 1T lang sefpes
fen; Die Gualen feiner Seele uRo
feines &6rpers iparen entieBlia
in ben Iebten ausenbIideg. 9eStpe>
gen ipolen mir uns febr tief por oies
fem @bler be%rneigen.
gls er in feline Gefhtns einseIperrt
mar, ipolte er nidt bas 8eripreGen
abseben. bic Daffen sesen fetne fdds
bisen M0rber ruben gu laiien; CT Sos
es Dor, in ser 0erbannuns au bleis
ben, fern bon alien, mas er liebte,
fern BON fetner 5amilie, feinem 8as
terlanoe.
mir 1asen @aterlanO; benn bis
gum Iebten 4usenblid fetnes 2ebens
bot er nidt aufgebDrt, oapon gu fpres
den. Dilbelm ii. bat ibm bic Grs
laubnis perpeisert, fem ainb. fein
8eftes auf Der Delt, feline beibseliebs
te So9ter, tpieberaufeben; er bot uns
aif INNER berfafen. 8elsier, erins
merit eu9 biefes Sapferen, Der fur
pas 8aterlunb seitorben 1T. 8elsisr,
erinnert eud, bob er Der tapferite
general getpeien lit, ben Die belsiIde
grmee je befeFen bat. Reist eu9 Dor
feiner 4f9e, nnb gum lebten Male
Hubm unb Gbre oieiem Ioler, Der
ms febleu fpirb! Ser srobe 8enes
raj berIdbt uns, inbem sr eu9 alien,
ieinen 8rii6ern, fein lebtes 2ebemobl
5enbet."
Ser sroBe General. benz bie5e leg
te @bruns gilt. 1T nod frifd uno
murter; er pfIsst ieinen &beumotiss
mus, Der bur9aus i'm @intlans nit
feinsn Sabren 1T, au Mosoeburs.
prOpins Sadi.n. ST. 1T nidt seras
be frOblid, aber bod 10 gut selaunt,
bab CT biefen ebrenben Radruf nit
GROCER Jreube seleien BAT. Gr bofft,
baB er nun tpeniger bon ben YaIpert
den einnebmen muB. Die Der @rst
fir feline @eIunbbeit perf4riebsn fat.
DEM nod elmer olten @rfobrung lebt
INNER Der am lGngiten, Der am bdus
fiSiten tctaeIost tpirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

/. Meines. oeftiIIirtes @aiier. gum
Srinten unb fir sIattoHcbtL 3.pede.
40 berbaufen HI oIIet 0iiartitdten.
Otto gberIift, &ernatiat, Nc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

Sdiets in met Sano sehabt Zen. ba
is mel sutes Jisblins itpiper sefDele.
Colt ib mebbie bod ebbes fnblii4es
semodt Fen fpomit i'd perbleiipe Sbne
Sbrn liner
9biltpp Sauerampfer.
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NOTICE TO FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is Hereby Given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the
Estate of
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sAas. Yans,s. mm. S0nsts
Gebrader Paneie
5bmiebe u.
maeenmaher

pIcrbebeidlaeen wirb %bcfonbere auimert'
Iamfeit aefdenft. aud) MAIDEN mir Da'
8cnreparatur arbeiten.
4. 2pm,mt uRb sebt ins eiuen BeriudlSaui'
rag. ST uniere arbeit Sufriebenftelenb.
asts Nnoern. rpenn uid)t ia9ts nns.
5dnbIerin
farmssyatbrd,aften. und fflafbinen.
shenIafs gsent fir 9eerins GeIbfbinber
pANEITZ BROS
edtuarb's fribere ed)miebe. r. SfraBe
6ermann, Dlo.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is Hereby Given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the
Estate of
PAULINE FRITZ
deceased, that the undersigned exc
cutors of said estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term Of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann. Mo, on the
18th day of February 1916.
CARL WEISER,
JOHN FRITZ,
Executors.
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NOVICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice IS Hereby Given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the
Estate Of
CHARLES ERERIIN
deceased. that the Undersigned adj
ministrator Of said estate, intends to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State Of Missouri,
TO be held at Hermann, Mo-, on the
28th day of February 1916.
OTTO EBERLIN,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice is Hereby Given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the
Estate of
AUGUST SCHNEIDER
deceased, that the undersigned Adj
ministrators Of said estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo-, On the
28th day of February 1916.
H. j. SCHNEIDER,
j. H. SCHNEIDER,
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
I. G. GRAF
@ounselor and
RttorneY at Law.
Office in Graf Printing Co. Bldg,
Hermann, Mo.
Trndt.Nranntne

UtuMtsCHu""".
Sid, hobe cine arobe Guantitat feinen
sefbff oebrannten Nipple Sod, Bead
Nrnnbt iinb TreHeridnap6 on 0nnb. ben
ia bjlio perfaufen irerbe BET Der 0aacne
c6er IN orbBerefi luartttdtet.
0ottfsb S4net
Sernann, Rc.. @.2.
The Washington times., 1916-02-29
Russelps Splitter
Fools the BatterS
Yankees Swing Like Gate When
Youngster Uncorks His
Crossfire Delivery.

MACON, Ca. Feb. 29.--Allen Russell s
spitters had the Yankees swinging like
gates yesterday and Manager Donovan
expressed himself as delighted with
the youngsters showing. Russelrs
cross-fire splitter completely baffled the
batsmen.
OF the fifteen pitchers now in training
here. Cullop. Keating, Russell, Love,
and Urban Shocl1er, the ottawa recruit,
have shown to the best advantage.
Duke Farrell Is instructing Leslie
Nunamakor to shorten his swing at the
bat, believing that this will make him
doubly dangerous. NunRmaker Is q
long hitter. but he misses sharp break
Ing. curve balls. shortening his swing
viii make II possible for him to hit
these curves, according to Farrell.
Captain Huston denied reports from
New York that his club has a perma-
nent lease Of the Polo Grounds. He
says he personally favors having his
own grounds, but that Colonel Rupert
II more conservative.
Our arrangements with the Giants Il
ton. .... =
The Washington times., 1916-02-29
Demand New Contracts
For Jumping, Players

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2s.-The National
Baseball Commission has issued a
statement relating to the new rule on
players given their unconditional re-
lease by the Federal League. 1t follows:
I'm all cases in which a player has
reverted to national agreement CLUB.
as the resJIt OF his unconditional re-
lease by the Federal League or any
OF Its clubs, It IL the duty of the ciub
to which he returns to promptly con-
tract with such player, transfer him TO
another club or waive all claim to him
In writing.
I. Major league clubs are instructed
to notify the president OF their respec-
tive league what action. II any. has
been taken relative TO players VINO
have reverted to them.
minor league clubs are required to
file similar reports with Secretary Ear
rell. In all instances In which the IN
terested national agreement club does
not use ordinary diligence in signing
or disposing OF the player, its right 10
him will not be recognized"
The national commission also pro-
mulgated a decision declaring Pitcher
Hub Purdue, last year with the 81.
Louis Nationals, a free agent and
eligible 10 contract with any club de-
slrtnG his services.
The Washington times., 1916-02-29
But -Four Games to
Be Played With Va.
"Old Fox'' Is Under No Obliga.
tion to Use Johnson in
Either.

The Grifrmen will play only four ex-
hibltion games at Charlottesville against
tho University OF Virginia team this
spring. according to the announcement
OF Manager Griffith today.
II have arranged to play on March
Is. Is. 22. and 2S," said the Old Fox.
IT am under no obligation to use Wal
ter Johnson In any OF these, but sup
pose he'll be ready to twiri three or
four innings in the last game on the
18th"
The Virginia manager had counted on
twice as many games as have been
finally arranged, but the students will
have a chance OF seeing ali the battles
between the regulars and the scrubs
during the stay OF the big leaguers at
camp.
Tomorrow at l0;Os o'clock. the nrst
squad OF Grinmen will leave here for
Charlottesville. Nick Altrock will have
Jim Shaw, Jack Bentley. Harry Harper.
George Dumont. and Sam Rice in his
party. The others will report at camp
direct from their homes.
The Washington times., 1916-02-29
Identity of Masked
Marvel Is a Puzzle
Newcomer Will Take OH Hub
LoWery Over Mile Course at
Skating Rink Tonight.

washlngton's roller skating votaries
today have thrust themselves into a
new pastlme which IL something apart
from actual skating. They are en-
gagged in the questionable sport OF
guessing the name OF the Masked
Marvel who made his appearance at
the Central Coliseum last night, de-
feating Miss Adelaide D'Vorak at half
mile In minute. Is seconds.
Many who claim to be intimate witt.
all of the skaters In this section and
in the East vouched opinions as to the
indentity OF the skater. but Manger
whiting smiled and denied each Rc-
cusation. Some there were who guess
ed that the newcomer In n mask. which
completely concealed his features. Is
Carroll Donnelly, Others mentioned
Jesse Carey. and stu another remarked
that the Marvel Is Billy Yale. Donnelly
and Carey were both spectators and the
Marvel Is anything but the build OF
Yale. Tonight Hub Lowey and the
Marvel will race one mile
The Washington times., 1916-02-29

Picking peunant winners IN Febru-
ary or March is futile.
Pennants are gathered In October,
never IN March,
George staliings. In merely helping
out some baseball writers when he
selects the Yankees to win the
American League campaign. He
really doesn't mean II.
Al aSmatter Of hard fact. the Bos-
ton Red sox. the Detroit Tigers. and
the Chicago White sox look like
the teams which viii dispute the
American League pennant OF 1916.
To be sure, the Yankees. greatly
strengthened since last season, may
show unexpected power in the at
tack and on the defense, but few
really believe that Donovan can win
. pennant In his first year at the
head Of q real ball club.
In 1913 Clark .Grifath led a good
ball club. yet he lost out TO the Bos-
ton Red Box. Had he possessed the
attacking power that the Yankees
wfli probably have this season, he
might have landed the nag in 1919
But, owing to many things, but par-
ticniarly lack Of hitting. his team
In 1915 Eli Donovan. leading a ma