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WHAT OF THE FOLLOWERS?

The tragedy of "the followers" is plainly written m the history of Mexico just now, though 1t is not out of the ordinary that the foi- lowers" are the goats in the scheme of life.
 In telling of the departure of Huerta from Mexico the short re- cital of the story speaks of Huerta and his family boarding the German vessel bound for safety, accompain- ed to the ship by fifty ragged fol lovers"
 Huerta and his family will land at Jamaica, and proceed later on their way to Europe. They have a strong chest of wealth. They have everything that was worth while to be gathered from Mexico.
 The ragged followers" now with. out a leader or country, will dis solve into the uncertain scheme of reorganization. They are spotted as ragged followers" It is a story as old as the Gidean hills that to the victor belongs the spells. There will be no spells of war for those. rag ged followers" They will not have an even break in the future. They were faithful to a cause that was lost. They must pay the price. The price may reach their own blood.
 The situation reminds us also If the difference between countries like Mexico, and our own country. We have been through war. We know of civil strife. We know the history of victors, and we know the history of losers. But there is noth- ing in our history that hints of Q loser being escorted from his coun- try by ragged followers" and leav. ing those followers to their own future alone. The story that was written of Appomatox was not of de serting a following. It was tragedy of protecting with demands. even to the last inch, the followers of the lost cause.
 We always felt certain that wal in Mexico was war for loot. We have believed that patriotism in Mexico was flower unknown. And if there was needed any assurance tC convince of these things,it was when uncermoniously, without speech or tear drop, the leader of lost cause stepped in safety with his war ches aboard a German steamer, and lief his ragged followers" at the whar to duck and dodge as best they could the punishment they mus meet for their loyalty.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
 OAkLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Fair Grounds. Water free-drink all day. Noted for der and stomach troubles. Promotes digestion, acts as a laxative. Deliv- cred to all parts of the city. Phone 1496. Write for shipping rates. If
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Madame Caillaux killed an editor to prevent publicity being given com promising letters, and then goes on the stand and reads the letters to show why sine killed the editor.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Now that 10000 acres of forest re- servation are to be opened up in Garland county, we ought to be ad vertislng for about 250 homeseeking families.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

But we are not so certain that the franchise for the Whittington- Stearns spur gives the railroad the right to circle the new depot with another spur.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22
Severe Attack of coIic Cured.

E. F. Cross, who travels in Vir- ginia and other Southern States, was taken suddenly and severely ill with collie. At the first store he came to the merchant recommended Cham berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr- hoea Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No one should leave home on journey without a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

The woman was shot through the brain and the ullet probably caused instant death. Hundreds of persons viewed the body in a morgue during the day, but no ope identified it.
 Clues which it was believed this afternoon would lead to indentifica- ton, apparently proved useless.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

Galveston, Texas, July 2l.-Poliee officials and detectives tonight were unable to solve the mystery surround ing the murder of a young woman, whose body was found early this morning on the beach front near here.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Mine property and human life is not safe in Arkansas unless the min ority agree with the majority. And this is Arkansas, too.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Write letter on the Hot Springs appropriation matter, and if you and Woodie were college chums togeth ar, address the letter to him.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

But then if some of the grid-ironed had made the arrangements things might have been different.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

We have an abiding faith in the integrity of Paul Little. and if lie doesn't prosecute the murderers Of the coal district We will always feel
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Use Liggett's Golden Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery pickings, which in this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from s2.0O to $500 a pound Price S1.00 pound For sale by R. c. Mor- his Drug Co. Phone 242. 61O-f
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Hot Springs can only get from con gress the things we are entitled to by making the demand so strong it will be answered.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

The ball players are proving tie mercenary end of the game by threatening to strike.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

You can expect only good results if you give baby pasteurized milk. It's pure that's sure. The Pasteu- rized Milk Go. 4-21.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

Well, were you grid-ironed out sat isfactorily?
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22

like he overlooked an opportunity for Arkansas.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-22
kENNEY HOUSE

Everything strictly up-to-date; all out nde rooms; fresh country produce. home milk and butter.
 Board and Room, $4 and S5 Week.
 Also rooms for light housekeeping. Call and see. C. N. HAckETT, Pros- Phone f45e. Grown Street.
 Free carriage meets all trains.
The sun., 1914-09-27
CORNELL BEATEN BY
RUN OF PITTSBURCER
Williams Catches Punt on Own
40 Yard Line and Races to
Touchdown.
FIELD GOAL BY EACH SIDE

ITHACA. Sept. 26.--It was case OF
In the game with Pttsburg to-day. and
though the Ithacans made a brilliant rally
In the last five minutes and carried the
ball from midheld to the two yard line.
only to lose II by a foot, they were beaten
for the second time In two years by Pitt.
The score was Q 2. representing a
touchdown by Williamson, a drop kick
by Hastings ard a drop kick by Barrett
There was little to choose between the
two teams
The green Cornell line exceeded expec-
t1tions by hurting pitt back practically
every time. Gallogly, left tackle bic cked
two punts The fthaCnns were weak on
getting down under punts, however. Civ
ing Williamson plenty % time to start.
His runs back ranged from 20 TO 40
yards. Splendid Interference. which
bowled Shelton and OHcarn. the Corr ell
ends. out OF the way Invariably save
Williamson "a good start every time. In
this branch OF the game Cornell was out
classed and Barretts good puntinE went
for naught
Williamson scored In the first period
by catching punt on his own 30 yard
line and running 60 yards for a touch
down. He outraa half Of 'he Cornell
team and lodged through the balance.
After this the game seesaved until the
last few minutes, when Cornell rallied
hut finally failed Captain OHearn and
Collyer had to leave tn" game because
it's strenuous character united both for
further play The lineup
The sun., 1914-09-27
COURTNEY CALLS OUT CREW.
with Two Years Of Deseat TO wipe
out, veteran Gets Busy.

ITHACA, Sept. 26.--The impression made
In athletic circles by the defeat of the
Cornell varsity crew at Poughkeepsie last
spring, the second in succession. Is mani
Tested here this fail by unusual activity
In rowing circles. Coach Charles Il. Court
ney has issued a call for varsity crew
candidates, as well as for freshmen, and
he proposes to boat a varsity eight very
early. This Is the first time on record
that formal varsity crew practice has
been held at Ithaca In the fall.
IL has been customary for number OF
the old varsity to go down TO the boat
house In the fail and form what is called
varsity combination but no effort has
been made to get all OF the varsity candi-
dates out until the regular practice be-
gins. Courtney this year. however. hopes
to have a varsity on the water by the
II = of next week and 20 take advantage
Of the present spell OF fine weather and
give them lot of coaching A new shell
for the varsity crew is already under con-
structon.
Three men of last years varsity crew
will be available this wear. They are
Commodore Ellns. Wells and O'Brien
The freshmen crew, which Is the strong
es, Cornell has developed In years. will
turn over to Courtney a number Of crack
onrsmen and will undoubtedly furnish
varsity s;'oke In Colycr The Junior
varsity crew also will furnish some fairly
good material
The sun., 1914-09-27
HAW0RTH AGAIN BEATS NYACK.
scores Z Points to = Obtained by
Losers In singles.

HAwoRTH. y. j.. Sept 26.-Racket
wield,rs of the Haworth Country club
scored their second victory this season
over the Nyack club lawn tennis team
mere to-day, winning return dual match
by score of to 2. The visitors got
their two points In the singles. At the
previous meeting Haworth won, 6---i
Seven matches were to be decided 20
day, four singles and three doubles but
one OF the doubles contests had to -
called on account Of darkness with the
score a tie. The summaries:
SlnElcs--Louis Graves, Haworth Country
Cluu. defeated Julian :. Eaton. Nyack Coun-
tN club t--l, - pcnmnn Fink. Haworth
Country club. defeated e.. : Lutkins. NyHck
CIuntry CLUB, 60. G--l. J VI. Gessner. Nvnck
country club. defeated james ~ EcterSou
HlNurth Country club C--i. "a. Arthur
riggs Nyock Country club defeated Frank
Knapp. H1worth Country club. C--S, g.
&c
Doubles - Fink and Hcnncssy, Haworth
country club. defeated Luttins and Gcssner
Nysck country rlub, 5--3, "a; - Hamiink
aud !. u Buttcnheim. Haworth Country
club, defeated J Blauyclt pnd Donald stew
art Nyack Country club 3--6, SIS 6--2
Graves and Knapp Htworth Country club
versus Eaton and Riggs Nyack Country
tluh 6-2. 3-6. unfinished
The sun., 1914-09-27
AGGIES SCORE FIRST,
BUT GREEN Is VICTOR
After Palmer Makes Two Field
Goals Dartmouth Runs
Up 20 Points.
BOTH ELENENS AWKWARD

HANOVER. y. IT.. Sept. 2g.--Dartmouth's =
raw Off and on eleven defeated ;he Massa-
chusctts Aggies here to-day In the FIRST
local game OF the season. score 20 to G.
Dartmouth showed nothing but elemen-
tary football and promise of better and
the Aggics displayed only heavy team
and a drop kicker. The play OF both
teams suffered from retarded develop
ment, and as consequence the game was
repletc with funbles missed singles and
misspont opportunities
Tho Aggits repeated their feat OF last
year, when they threw scare into the
Green sympathizers by pushing the ball
down the held 10 a point where Palmer
who is the Brickley OF points north of
Boston. could score three points from the
field. Capt Mclean OF the visitors
showed good judgment in pounding the
right side OF Dirtmouths first line
Coach CavanauEh used several--and
Palmer scored another dropkick in the
second quarter before the Green team
woke up to its JOB. After this there was
very little 10 the game except the Dart
mouth bickHeld. which showed an ability
wards for long GAINS when IL could hold
IN" hall and rsrollcct the signals.
Spears az right tackle fulfilled the pre-
d.c,Uns that he would take care Of his
side ~ the line but with the execution
of Ghees al around work and Barrowss
following ot the ball none Of the others
WAS ready. Palmer of tho ARges fell
on a blocked kick behind HI, own goal
lin" and saved his team from NTH
touchdown at two point expense. The
ln,up:
The sun., 1914-09-27
A True Replica of Our Famous IS"

i'' ture 20 Yourself an exact rcprodu ton o
the tauous siN-, yinder Olisuobp tCdu, cd Ia
Nhcr-baSc length 70 ~ IN hes, the propor-
tons perfect. 1T II just like looking al the
greatest siN-cy Under car ia America through q
rpdut n glass
The sun., 1914-09-27
WALKOVER VICTORY
DISPLEASES WINNER
Wilbur II. Young Puts Up Big
Trophy Recently Acquired
Without Opposition.
WILL RACE THIRTY MILES

AS at present planned. motor boats will
race again on Manhassot Bay on Wednes-
day Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of
this week The speed boats OF class c
VIII take part in series Of races on IN ,
frst three days for the International chai-
lenge trophy. This trophy was won re-
Gently by the Harpoon, owned by Wilbur
II. Young. without any competition I'm
fortunately accidents happened to others
eligible to race In this class. and the
Harpoon went over the course alone
Now the Peter Pan VI and poss. bly, the
Kitty Hawk. Buffalo Enquirer and others
will race against the Harpoon and In
spite of the absence OF the Blackton con-
tingent the races will he hctly contested
The course Is six times around a Ave
mile triangle. starting and finishing on a
line near the house Of the Manhasset Bay
Yacht Club. I. u. Taylor, owner of the
Flyaway will see that all the marks are
in position. and that other details are at
teud,d to.
1t is hoped that no more accidents will
mar this sport The Peter Pan VI. has
shown well In all the trials, and she will
be repaired and ready to race this week,
and will not have to contend with waves
thrown by Hudson River steamers or
with logs or driftwood She can make
more than fifty miles an hour The Har-
poon, to-, Is said 20 have shown better
than fifty miles an hour. 20 even with
these two alone In the raco the contest
should be good one
After this tronhv has been settled the
Little Gunfre. Bul Moose H., Amorita
and several of the smaller speed boats
will take part in a race over q sixty mile
course. THIS race was started during the
motor boat carnival. but not on Of the
was able 70 fnlsh Tho Little
Gunfire came the nearest, stopping about
The sun., 1914-09-27
WEAVER FIGHTS TO FINAL.
Gains Chance In Cinss & by Defeat-
ing u. T.. CriIley,

FoREsT HuLs. L. l.. Sept 26.-D. T.
weaver advanced 10 the final round In
the class c division Of the lawn tennis
tournament FOR the championship of the
West side Tennis club at the club court
here to-day 10y defeating T.. T. CrilIcy
In the scmi-nnal round at Ct A-f
g. Weaver will meet the winner Of
tn" q. r. kcnyon-P. NJ Han match
for the class e prize
I'm The cias- % doubles Gatcomh and
Henry canned the right to play Groos-
beck and Bishop iu the final round hv
VI u'rg from Moor. end clifford in the
seml-fn1' round ~ G--l 3-s. Ct. The
-uWm4 rios
West Side Tennis club Championshi
Mems Singles Glass C--p.ri final r,unI -
= J.. Weaver defeated r. Cuacl. e. &c.
e.
p,ur''a. Glass E.-S .rul.dnal round-Gat.
comb aul Henry defeated Moore and clifford.
The sun., 1914-09-27
Carefully Developed Idea Behind 1t

II has carefully deveoued idea behind It.
The ilea that there are thousands VINO want
"a small car at relatively low prt and e'onoW-
i,al of opeIHtlon yet posseNSmt an the dts
tin,ton of high-pri, ed cars. Their beauty Of
The sun., 1914-09-27
kryn Il a Double Winner.

RYE y Z. sept, - Two prizes, a Gun
given by r. W Doubleday and the weekly
~woppstakcs wera won hy Henry Nryn at
MO NnaVam's cub to-day. His score
was S0--5 75 The scores:
pouhictay Cup-Honry Krvn. sos -:
y n Uor'sNorn, -, -, J. l., PNo'
uo'rhorn. S'-o, %; II. !. pownev. aO--s, q.
rrrrus'r t's ua"r Ervn So - ~
r Hur'shp~u. v2--s II: j I. Poul. sq--il
-: 4 \ Forrest a. 70, II Dearborn.
,..' r.. Il Gaines St--6, 70, \, u
The sun., 1914-09-27
NEITHER TEAM SCORES A POINT.
-. PnuIs nnd DOys High Battle
Hard without Resuit

GARnES CITY, Sept 2G-St Paurs
school and Boy High school Of Brooklyn
bat'led to a scoreess tie here this after
noon. Boys High worked the bail near
~. goal several times only 10 be driven
back. once the Boys High line was in
danger. In he first period 81 paul's
reached the three yard line. hut lost the
ball ON downs Tho nucup:
The sun., 1914-09-27
Guyon Playing with wisconsin.

MADISON Wis Sept 26 --Guyon, the
Carlisle indian football star. reVa rded nv
many rs IN the all-American class last
year. IL trying for place on the Wlscon-
sin team lie is a halfb1ck He hos
played cnlv one year OF varsity football
and IL elig'h'e to play two years at the
local instItutlon.
The sun., 1914-09-27
MANUAL TRAINING STARTS WELL
Defeats stuy,"sant In season Opener
suburban Oynt

Manual Training High School opened Its
football season Yesterday by defeating
Stuyycsan' AT suburban oval. Brooklyn
- 90 y. Stuyvtsiut made hard attempt
to score IN the closing sessions, but failed
after working the ball well into the Man
ual territory.
In s"rimw1ges Manual had only slight
shade the better Of u In punting how
eyer. FLOYD EEhu OF Manual easily out
booted Butch Maurer Left Halfback
Ctmiuez wen. around right end for the
frs, touchdown in three minutes OF play
The second came In the third y, ssion
Manual again got the bail on the 40 yard
mark and on delayed pass, Fgan to
Weller. gained thirty-nve yards. Titus and
ECau each gained two yards and then
Egan went over The line The lineup.
The sun., 1914-09-27

MORRIS WINS ON FIELD GOAL.
Flushing Plays Wen, hut Fails to
score on Crotonn Field.

The Morris High School won from
Flushing vest rday On Crotona Field by a
score ot 3 TO o. The only tally. a field
goal hy Right Guard MoRny, was male
oa ly I'm the first quarter Flushing kicked
oG and the Morris squad rapl ~ worked
tho bail down the held. Meany being
called unou whom within Kicking distance
ot 'he goal During the remainder OF tine
raur tie rlcyens fought on even terms.
rhn lineup:
The sun., 1914-09-27
ola Cornell Guard 20 Coach.

NEWARK. Sept. 26.-Sanford Hunt. the
old Cornell guard and captain OF the
Ithaca team In 1902, has been engaged
to coach the eleven at st. Bencdct's Prep
School this fall. Harry Coates. the for
mer metropolitan middle distance runner.
has been engaged to coach the track
"a
The sun., 1914-09-27

down--Willsmson Goals from held-Bar.
rett, Hastings. Refer,e-Evans Of Williams.
Umpire cCarthy Of Georgetown Lines
man--Bul OF Army. Time OF quarters--l2 2
minutes. Substitutions-Cornell, Mueller Tor
COlytr. Menaney for o. 'Hearn, Jam, son for
Galogy, bautz for shelton, Eckley for Me-
haney. Brown for Cool, Collins for Mueller.
Mueller for Barrett. PIttsbdrg, Dehart for
The sun., 1914-09-27

~ ore --b Dartmouth. w. M0ssh'nu-ettS Ag T.
gi.- Touch hlowng- whitney. Teller.
Ghpn, Cannon Safcty--nar' ng Go7's from
ue . palmer Goals from tourhdowns--
curtis 4. Spears. Suh-'ltutions Me-ri fot
Cu.hs spears Tor cotton, f. Inns for Winship
Thir.syNsr for Nuydoyk. Hlggiubothnm Tor
Day. Thompson for johnson Dunn FOR
Perry. Perry for Dunn. wuship for Films
E'ws FOR To.fer HtN,er for Milmore
Hit,ucouk for MsAu'inc, Cannon Tor whit.
ury. Rurus fHr Wfr-hip Comlskpy for Ghee
harrow. fa' sW..N Referee Murphy OF
B-pWu tUUrc -MyGrath of Boston A A.
I.iussiuan 80 Jrien OF Tufts Time OF
periodic minutes
The sun., 1914-09-27
$1,285
"A l. S o.
AMERICAS GREATEST "SW"

WE SHALL CONrINTE to manufaoture IN
inf reasing quantities the siS-cyIinder Olds.
mobile that has earned thi1 nrouf title.
it, prize. s. a7j, for the 7-passe lger model
is no easure OF its stanuI..' ~ II IL CON,
parable only 70 ars sellinr at the topnost
hguIe. THk flON ,ER OF "SINE>" its pop.
ularity and QuHlltv i unquest,uuel and marks
the II It Of sly ynder values ,aautifui
desollptl 70 catalog VIII ue mai q on re liIe U
The sun., 1914-09-27

NEWARK, Sept 26--Managcr Harry
smith Of the Newark international
League Club denies the report that hs
has been offered the leadership OF the
fttsburg Pirates. Smith also declares he
Is not to become n Federal League man
agcr.
The sun., 1914-09-27
Yale Crews In Only Two Races.

Nsw HAVEN, Sept. 26.--Yale crews
probably will engage In only two races
next season, the usual Yale Va. Harvard
regatta at New London In June and the
triangular event against Princeton and
Cornell
The sun., 1914-09-27
; SEATON USES EMERY
BALL TO NO PURPOSE
ChifcdS Take Eight Innings to
solve II. Then Knock Him
ont and Triumph.
TAKE SECOND GAME ALSO
Yesterdays Results.

c'..I.u. D.. ErouE.vu. q. First game
Cr-H Do Brouldyn % Five innings Sec.
on. .n"
.....rn's 3. frttsburg
f.... Kansas CITY
.H...H. g. - Louis I. First game
ht'..... }, 81 Louis, L. Seven innings
The sun., 1914-09-27

a. Louis tF I.p.... OoOpoO1ao- :
bt.'.uure IF H. ... Of 1901 u..-- iu .
btff"rlas--St LouIs--DlNeuppr Keuppor
Al chapman. Battlmurr-B bailey, Suggs
an Iteklitsgh
The sun., 1914-09-27

100 yards from the line This boat In
now doing better than ever. When she
raced at Manhasset Bay she had been in
the water only few hours. and her per.
formance was n remarkable one. She Is
driven by Mercury moor and can make
ABOUT forty miles an hour. which Is fast
for motor of SO horsepower This
motor turns up $500 revolutions an hour.
and u keeps going. w. ]. Brainard the
owner of the Little Gunflre. has had sew
eral high speed boats. but he likes thu
one better than all the others. ard he -
ready 20 race at any time.
Some owners have signlfed their will.
ingness to take part In a race to Pough-
keepsie or to peekskill and re.urn, and II
others will notify Ira Hand at 80 West
Thirty-ninth street all the details Will
soon he arranged and the race will be
run. This race is open to all The yachts
will be handicapped on their American
Power Boat ratings, and in order to mako .
1t more Interesting II has been suggested
that the racers be started on their handl.
caps. the scratch boat starting last This
arrangement; should bring them home in
close company and the first boat home
wins The prizes for this race have been
offered by w J. Bralnard and James
Simpson.
Several motor boats for use In South
ern waters are now building at the yards
OF the Elco Company at Bayonne the
Gas Engine and Power Company at Nor
ris Heights, at the different yards at City
island and at many other places They
viii be finished shortly. They range in
size from 40 feet to 100 feet in length
and as soon as they are launched and
tired they will be sent south by their
owners In readiness to be Joined there.
some owners. however. will take these
boats down Themselves. as half the en-
joyment OF motor boating is the pleasure
oi long cruises where some planning and
navigation has 10 he done The fall crop
of motor boats will be unusually large.
The sun., 1914-09-27
Motor C0mpels Your Admiration

Lift the mood. There nestlcs q oompact silent.
smooth running unit power plant that arouses
appearance push of the button brings Il
10 the PROOF of actual perfor nance II VIII
conn Ell enthusiastic praise IOr II has tho power
the silence the smoothnesS that thara teri2es
the highest grade product of an organization
The sun., 1914-09-27
I 0T0RDR ]ME 7n,G"T?' nrIc" To-Day

Hl Ir.tD Jnr.. Hobby W1lthour and Ciarenc,
w Clinlan m heats cornered medley
race. Chapp.e, Madonna. Fogler. Amateur,
motor cycle races
The sun., 1914-09-27
Ike Cars Twice Its Cost, 1t
Starts and Lights by Electricity

You have learned 10 eNpe I the DEL % equip
nent for starting. lighting and ignition oAly
IN cars of the highest olass. most of the selling
for q? 900 and upwards. Yet this system, Viii h
j. upiN ersay re ogni2ed as the hi CHEST tyne
OF electrical starting and lighting apparatus
in eNistenCe. IL n,uded aS part of the re guar
equipment OF this new lipht -Four" AZ no extra
cost 4 touoh of the button starts the "burr
OF the motor. turn of the : witch and You
have your lights and an adjustable focusing
device gets full strength Of electric headlights
without stirring from your seat.
The sun., 1914-09-27

..tH... a....... l..f- hafsIrk IIamm'rsvh'tr
EgIu. Right haIfblCk ........ Dillon
Weller. ......... EuUulLk ........ . Borg ind
Srorc-Muuun' Training. 70. stuyvesant o.
TpItuIDFu. .'tWiurZ. EEIn. coal from
-. .hIYwn.-E-Iu. Suhstllufe--Manual-
Ier 'pr Goldman. Goldberg for Eckon.
Sll't" f'r Barnard. Berry pr Canine. Titus
fH- N.I,r. N.gii for Berry referee
NalE,r., Amy rWpir,--Ftrrer. part.
mouth Lin. -m1u Ali-ldE, Syracuse.
Time Of quartcrs--lO minutes