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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02

BELGIUM STARVING
TO DEATH, HE SAYS
l. II. WhitchOuse Gives Vivid
Description of Havoc and Suf-
rcring Brought by Invasion.
BLIND WOMAN AMID RUIN

io.,o,. oct. III. II. Whitehouse. a
- ,...- y Parliament from Lanarkshire,
....e to-day from trip which he
... enough Belgium especially to see
.... n.. own eyes what damage had been
..... .o .n, country by the Germans He
.... .. extremely graphic story of his
.........- and said that actual condi-
.. ,,,.. much worse than the outside
.,....- imagined lie laid stress on the
...'. situation OF the Belgian peasIntry.
I. f.ssu5ug the journey which he
IT, .u 70 military motor cor. accom-
g.r 10, TWO Belgian officers. he said
q, ,.. B-ip,afs were Obliged TO DO grea'
.,..... % their own property to supple
..r. .n. fo~tiucations At Antwerp. lie
I'D 49,
"r1r.Hfe4~ Of thousands of trees have
va, cut down So that at some points
,t ru- iou.pty We had the impression
,..sirs trough wilderness Of roots.
...s ...e rurks had all been removed
a. ?, l Fori no cover To the enemy.
"a houses had been blown up or other
f.e .es,. Dyed. Later VIC passed through
o.. .5rrtt, which had been flooded 49,
f.-.r.r measure OF defence. The dam
... ..~.ltus from these precautionary
.......,. alone amounted 10 lO.0o0.coo
t-uuNn"uop.
o.. pip. villages all ordinary life was
r.,..,, Women and children were
.....'-c .- sitting dumb and patient
.r. Io. ds.ic HAlf way TO Terunonde
80 could plainly hear the booming of
.tr, and .lw many evidences OF the
.,,,l, which was then raging.
FORM ule few weeks ago was a
,.u.fw city Of about $4,000 inhab.-
MS
Il FUND every house destroyed with all
- .,,t,-.r II WIS not the result OF
. ,,',rG,,nt. it was systematic destruc-
IN IN Zach house a separate bomb had
..o- placed which had blown NJ the In.
..-.o. and set fire to the contents. All
at remained ,u every case were portions
d -. ara~ walls. which We're sim con-
anti falling. md inside the cinders Of
n, contents OF the buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
Observer. Are shocked.

"Tn -.ght continued throughout the
I'll, extent ~ what had been con-
..4...t', WI. n had an indescrib ole
ru.r-e upon observers. This Influence
..l. increased 10y the utter silence OF the
-. broken only by the sound of guns.
"Of the population ! thought that not
.ouI r.ma.ued | was wrong Tor as We
.,,,r.J into a. square whore tho wreck
What had been one Of the most beaut-
nj NJ Gothic churches met my eyes u
End woman and her daughter groped
7ro-r the ruins. They were the sole Nv
ne FEATURES IN the whole town. shops
t,c,,HsS. churches and houses OF the
.,.rf,rv g1 were similarly destroyed.
"O,. qualification only have to make
.,ts statement. Two, or perhaps three
a.,.s.s bore the German command IN cndlK
..,. tn.v we're not TO be burned. These
,~-trai standing, hut deserted aml1s'
o.. -tI,u- ON either side. Where q ne,
..-o,.l house had obviously contained
.-.,.'s. nf value looting had taken place
y .uornrcd what had become oi the
.oru,,''o- II was a question 20 wnlcn
IN lt-er, -ep'v could be given. Th"N nan
"a IN ali directions. \ great hummer
Wv. wondering about the country panic
..-f.,. and starving. Many were al
A..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

V teh dveh drzavah pa je evrop-
ski kapitalizem ma vrhuncu. Med
obema Sc razvija neizprosna 60
spodarska konkurenca. Obe sta
razsirili svoje trge po vseh krajih
sveta, ustanovili kolonije po vseh
kontinentih in otocjih, ODE Sc ma
penjate, da bi izpodrinili druga
drugo.
Posledice vojne Sc ne bodo ka-
zale samo tenn, da bo po miru
Nemcija ali pa Anglia ma trgu
mocnejsa cd svoje tekmovalke.
Lahko Sc zgodi Sc marsikaj dru-
zega, kar sc lahko ugiba, cesar pa
nj mogoce prerokovati. Razne kro-
ne lahko Stree raznih glav, ali
pa Sc Sc boil utrdi monarhizem;
lahko Sc izpremene vse evropske
meje, lahko nastaneio revolucije
Ali cena, "a katero Sc koljeta ODE
skupini, je angleska in nemska
gospodarska hegemonija.
v tenn je pravi znacaj sedanje
vojne. In dokler bodo ma svetu ta-
XII cilji, je vojna mogoca.
Klanje ma severn in jugu, ma
vzhodu in zapadu pomeni popolni
bankrot meScanskega mirovnega
gibanja, cigar zastopniki so misli-
Ii, da Sc da zgodovina voditi etic-
mimi nazori.
Gospodarski konflikti so ma tel
trdi zemlji najmocnejsi in dokler
bodo ma svetu TAXA nasprotja mo-
COCA, morajo narodi vedno trepe-
tati pred krvavimi spopadi. Kapi-
talisticna druzba pa nosi TAXA ma
sprotja vedno svojem krilu.
Svetovni mir nj nemogoca uto-
pija, kakor POLO ma drugi strani
brezpogojni skeptiki. Ali mogoc
je lie tedaj, ce SO veliki interest
cloveStva enaki. To velja pred
vsem "a gospodarske interese, ma
katerih sloni vsa zivljenska zgrad.
ba. Zaradi razlicnih nazorov
slikarstvu in kiparstvu ne bo ma
stala svetovna vojna; verske vol
ne lahko prepreci napredujoca o.
mika, nacionalnim vojnam napra-
vi avtonomija narodov konec Vol
ne IL gospodarskih razlogov pa
minejo lie tedaj, ce izginejo gospo-
darski vojni razlogi sami.
"Vojne ne bo vec" Sc bo takrat
lahko dejalo, kadar zavlada ma
svetu socializem. Kajti tedaj bo
vse gospodarstvo sluzilo vsem.
Socializem pomeni konec gospo-
darske anarhije in tenn konec
konkurence velikih sedanjih izko-
riscevalnih skupin. Kadar ne bo
vec vpraSanje, kdo pore vecji
profit, ne bo vec razloga "a VOL
no. In s tenn prenehajo vojne.
Ce je sedanja vojna zadnja, bi
Sc moglo lie tedaj povedati, ce bi
bilo mogoce prerokovati, kdaj
premaga socializem kapitalisticno
druzbo. Ako vidimo. koliko je Sc
nezavednega delavstva po vseh
krajih sveta, 81 moramo reci, da je
Sc zelo zelo veliko della in da bo
treba tudi Sc casa, preden Sc vse
opravi.
Lahko pa pravimo emo:
Vsak korak, XII ga kdo stori "a
razsirjenje in "a utrditev social
zma, mas priblizuje svetovnemu
miru. lie socialisticno delo je res
nicno in bivstveno mirovno delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

NaJgroZovlteJSc klanIc, ki ga
pozna GlovcSka zgodovina, Sc vr-
81 Y Evropi. Bitllc, izgubc. zrtvc
prcScgajo vsc, kar jc bilo kdai
grozncga ma zcmlii. y S. ne more
nihtc rcci, k.ic ic mcja tch strahot
IN kaSo ST utcgnc furiia Sc razSi-
rlti. GrSko-pcrzijSki boil, rimSkc
vojuc Starcm vcku MISC bile ma
lcnkoStI; vojuc Starih Rimljanoy
po v>cm Svctu So bile krvavc; y
Napolconovi dobi 81 jc zivljcnic
miccyalo cu maSSc. V rusllo-ja-
ponSIi in potcm Y balkanSki vol
nj j. izglcdalo, kakor da .ic vojni
bcs doScgcl vrhunec.
Use to 81 zdi, kakor da So bile
praSllc, cc 81 primcrja Z maSami,
Xxi stopajo scdai ma boiiScc in ;
Stcvilkami, Xxi oznacuicjo zrtvc in
izgubc. Porocila TEN nezasliSa-
= IN klanju Sc glase tako. da pra-
vi citatclj Zc: ITO nj mic" ako
eta vest o Spopadu, kjcr jc bilo
par sto mrtvih. Ma tisocc in tisoGc
jih mora biti. divizijc in zbori mo-
rajo biti uniccni, plamcn grmad.
na katcrih ScZigajo mrlicc - i'm
kdo We. koliko zivih med mimi :
mora Svigati prcko CORA, da Sc Sc
razdraziio zivci.
I'm kakor da nina bog Mart s.
doSti zrtcv, prihajaio vcsti no.
viii ncvarnostih. Turtiia ic mobi-
lizirala; cnkrat prihaja porocilo,
da j. njcna voina Z GrSko lc vpra-
Sanjc dvch trch dni, drugic da ic
r. napovcdala voino Rusiji. tia
liic hocc bajc poScGi vines. ako So
Turcija res Zganc: balkanSlc dr.
Iavc So "a ia Slucai tudi priprav-
Ilcnc. da pograbijo "a oroZjc, lc
q njih grupiranju 81 naSprotuic-
lo porocila.
FrancoSko-anglcSka armada So ir
iva Zadnic vclikc bitilc umallni-
la, IN zdi So, da Sc il je posrcGila
rctlrada rcdu. Ncmci 50 zdai ba-
ic Ic Sc lridcsct mill oddalicni od
Pariza. kicr So izyrScuc obSiimc
pripra,c IA obrambo. Nlada po-
Slancl So jc prcSolila Y BordcauN
Bord6l.
%adnic dui 81 ic couznra V Pa
rizu in Londonu priostrila in IL
tcga Sklcpajo, da So vISi ma fran
coSklh tlch nova vclika bitka.
Pariz j" mocuo utrjcno mcSto
IN ina Fri vclikc pasovc Zmanjih
utardb; Francozi in Anglczi jaw
ljajo, da ic pripravljcn "a dolgo
oblcganJc. Y tenn caSu pa upajo,
da bo nova francoska armada
"alI right" in da Sc izkrcaio tu-
di Sc britanskc cctc.
Mcdtcm Sc jc silno poostril po-
lozaJ na vZhodu. RuSi so vdrli V
scvcrovzhodno Prusijo prot Kra-
lJevcu, ma jugll pa ic nemSka ar
mazda prckoraGila rusko meio, Xxi
Jc tukaj zarczana globoko Ncm-
clio.
Il vseh vesti, Xxi so dcloma zclo
zmcdcne in 81 vGasi ncvcrictno
nasprotujeio, So da posncti, da so
Rusi V Ncmciii naletcli ma hud
odpor, medtcm ko so proti Av-
striji doscgli vclik uspch in men
da prcpreGili stratcgicno zvczo
Nemcev z Avstrijci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
ZADNJA VOJNA?

Odkar Sc je V Evropi pricela
barbarska morija, mrgoli po svetu
politicnih talentov in vojaskih
strokovnjakov. Ljudje, ki imajo
prevec casa in premalo znania,
resuieio zdaj najvecie svetovne
probleme tako lahkoto, kakor
rebuse. Da je takih veleumov tudi
Ameriki izobiliu, Sc pac razu-
me samo OBJ sebi. v vsakem salo-
nu, vsaki brivnici, pri snazilcu
cevljev lahko clovek poslusa mai
smelejse razvozlavanje ugank,
katerih sc sam ne bi upal niti To-
titi,in ma kdpe jih ie, ki so prepri-
cani, da bi oni zdai morali biti mi
nistri in general V Evropi.
Med te modrijane spadaio tudi
oni, Xxi z obcudovanja vredno 60
tovostvo trdijo, da bo sedanja vol
ma zadnja ma svetu.
Ce bi bilo "a tako misljenie do
volj stvarne podlage, bi Sc clovek,
vedoc da ne more ustaviti sedanje-
ga klanja, navsezadnie Sc "a silo
potolazil lepim upanjem. Osvo-
boditev cloveStva od vsakovrstne
suznosti je zahtevala re mnogo
krvi, in ce bi bila sedanja vojna
potrebna cato, da ne bo potem no.
bene vec, bi 10 smatrali "a emo til
stih tragedii, skozi katere Sc vie
YES napiedek cloveStva.
Toda IL cesa mai bi zaieli vero,
da Sc vrSi res re zadnji krvavi spo-
pad narodov in ola prihaiamo po
sedanji vojni dobo vecnega mi.
ru?
Sedanie moritve so gotovo ve-
liki meri krivi evropski monarhi,
XII so kljub vsem konstitucijam V
voinih receh Sc popolnoma absolu-
tisticni. Najbolj velja to "a Av-
strijo in Rusljo, zakaj Angliii
ali ma NemSkem morajo vsaj ma
videzno parlamenti dovoliti vojni
kredit, docim sc nj treba Francu
Jozefu in Nikolaiu iu niti "a to zme-
niti. Ma Ruskem Sc duma ne vpra-
sa, v Avstriii sc pa drzavni zbor
spodi domu in poslancem Sc obesi
puska ma ramo. Steer pa ie to
itak lie formalnost, zakai ce bi II.
pr. nemski parliament gobezdave-
mu Viljemu odrekel kredit, bi 81
ga vzel sam, in ce bi ga vlada ne
ubogala, bi 81 sestavil drugo. Glav-
no je to, da ina po vseh monarhi-
sticnih drzavah vladar pravico ma
povedovati voino in sklepati mir.
Moo "a to pa ina, ker ie vrhovni
poveljnik armade, kateri vlada
slepa pokorScina.
Kljub nedvomni krivdi krona-
nih domiSljavcev in niihovih
oprod pa ina vojna Sc druge in
tehtnejse razloge. Sedanje klanje
Sc je pri6elo ma jugu. Voino ie ma
povedala Avstrija Srbiji. Ali kai
je vse to, kar Sc vrSi sedai oh Do
navi in Drini v primeri z dogodki
v Belgiji in ma Francoskem? Kdo
Sc veliko briga "a avstro-srbske
praske, ko Sc pripravlja nemska
armada "a naskok ma Pariz?
Prava, glavna vojna Sc ne vodi
tam, kjer Sc je pricela, ampak ma
severozapadu, in cetudi so nemske
cete poplavile francosko zemljo
Sc vendar vodi odlocilni boj med
Nemcijo in Anglijo, lie da Sc obi.
grava ma tujih tleh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

v krVi in
plamenu.

a ruSka zbOra z $4,000 mOzmi pOmendrana.
= AvSiriia pOrazena, 100000 mOz izgub-
lienih. - Ma tisOce ubitih, ma StotiSOce
ranie ienih. = Pc diva in Fri mIjone mOz v
bitki. - Turciia sc hOce vmeSati, Italia
Sc pripravlia. - Anglia hOce pripeIiati
indiiSke poke EvrOpO. - v meSta pa
daiO bOmbe iZ Zraka. - Pariz pred ObIe-
ganiem. - AvStriia cd SrbOv tepena. -
RuSi gredO ZaveZnikOm ma pOmOC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Avstrijski poraz.

Bucharest Bitka med IuSko i'm
avStrliSko vojSko, Xxi .ic bila izrcd-
mo krvaya. Sc j. koncala ; popol-
MIN porazom Avstriiccv; izgubili
so 10000 moz, med tcmi mad 5000
mrtvlh, ter mnogo artilicriic. nut
W"I" IN vojncga matcriiala.
TIA vest So potrjujc tudi IL Pc
trograda, Loudona i'm Ruma.j
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Ma srbski strani.
Nemci V Amiensu.
Pariz "a obleganje.

Pariz. - Francoska ylada St jc
prcSclila Y BordcauX. General
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
100000 moz v bitki!

Bucharest. - V vcliki bitki oh
ruSko-avStriisli mcii, ki ic traiala
trl dni, j. bilo tri miljone vojakov
angaziranih. Po straSno krvavih
bojih So bill AvStrijci odlocno pre-
magani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

List IA korisu delav-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
ci 90 opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
to the interests of tn Q
workins class. Work.
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

saa mora sta ameriska socascna armada nanjo
aupno nasovo zeni baj Europe Teda pozna svet
da nj se XII b moga ocacno nna
zastava v rokah Amerike postane znamenje image
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Anglia svari Turcijo.

London. - AnglcSka vlada je
poslala V Carigrad svarilo, maj Sc
TurGija ne mesa V sedanjo vojno,
llcr hi to lahko pomcnilo koncc
tuISkc drzavc.
Ma srbski strani.
Rim. - IL NiSa porocajo, da Sc
jc pri Jadranu spopadIo 100000
AVstriiccv in 10000 Srbov. Av-
strijci So bill porazcni in 10000
moz .ic dcloma ubitih, dcloma ra-
njcnih in ujetih.
Nemci Amiensu.
Pariz. - Ncmci So po tridncvni
bitki zavzcli Amicns, Xxi lei ma
poti proti Parizu.
Pariz Ia obleganje.
Pariz. - F'rancoSka ylada ST. ic
prcSclila Y Bordeaux. General
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Italia.

Rim. - Po vsch italijanskih me-
stih vlada mrzlicna razburjcnost.
" Avanti', glasilo socialistov, Ia
htcva od Wade, maj skliGc parla-
mcnt, ccS ce nosi narod VISA vojna
brcmcna, ina tudi pravico vcdcti,
kan hOcc vlada zapcljati dczelo.
Rim. - V pouGcnih krogih mi
Sliio, cc pritnc TurGija vojno, da
Sc obrnc Italia V prvi vrsti prot
njcj. - Oh tripolitanskcm obrezju
krizarijO italijanskc ladjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Turci.ja.
Rim.

Rim. - TurSki vclcposlanik IL
JaVlja italijanSkcmu minislru "a
zunanjc zadcvc, da ostanc TurGi-
ja ncvtralna. ItalijanSko casopisic
me- zaupa lei izjayi in poziva Via
do. mai pazi.
London. - II Sofijc poroGajo.
da Sc jc 500 ncmSkih castnikov
odpcljalo ccz Bolgarsko Carl
grad, kjcr maj dobc povcliniSka
mcSta tUrSki armadi.
Rim. - Sem prihaja vest, da
jc Turcija bajc napovcdala voino
Rusiii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
LetO (VOl.) TX.

Gallicni j. imenovan IN vojncga
guvcrncria in poveljnika ohrambc
ter ic tidal razglas, ola izvrSi svo-
jo nalogo do kraja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Avstrijske izgube.

Petrograd. -N V bitki pri Lvovu
so Avstrijci izgubili 100000 moz.
Med tcmi jc okrog 5000 mrtvih.
Scdcmindvaisct topov ic pablo
ruske rokc. Avstrijci SO meli utr-
icnc pozicijc, pa iih niSo mogli
drzati vpriGo silnih ruskih nasko-
l.n,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
10000 ujetih Avstrijcev.

Petrograd. - Y scdcmdncvni
bitlli pri Lvovu So Rusi Well
10000 Avstrijccv, med mimi wee
gcncralov, ter vplcnili vcc kakor
200 topov in mnOgo ZaStaV.
(Iadnjc vcsti o vojni so ma
trctii strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08
Strasen ruski poraz.

Petrograd. - Ruski gcncralni
Stab priznava, da sta bila pet
dncvnl bitki Prusi diva pruska
armadna zbora. ki sta Stella 10000
moz, tako porazcna, da jc vecji del
ubit, ranjen ali pa ujet. Rusi niso
poznall tcrcna in SO zaSli ma moe
vlrnata tia, kjcr So nSo mogli re-
>lil, ko jc dobila ncmSka armada
pojatanjc. Med izgubami So tudi
trlJc povcliujoci general i'm veil
ko Stcvilo castnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Razyoj opcracij ma vzhodnem
bojiScu ypliva sevcda zclo ma po-
lozaj ma zapadu. Ako hi So Rusom
poSrceilo, da ohranijo svoio pre-.
moe mad AvStrijci in da doSczcjo
tuGi proti Ncmccm odlocilcn us-
pch, prldcjo vSc ncmSkc pridobit-
We Y Bclgiii in Franciji ncvar-
most, &C. morcjo zdruzcni Francozi
IN Anglczi tako dolgo vztrajati.
Cc pa hi Ncmci Rusc tako po-
razili, da hi tudi Avs,riici lahko
zopet svoboduo dihali i'm presto
pill Y ofcnzivo, hi postala ncvar-
most "a Franciio zclo rcsna.
Scvoda jc ob vscm TEN Sc vpra-
Sanjc, kai So zgodi ma jugu in
kakSnc drugc komplikaciic nasta-
ncjo med drzavami in drzavah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01
COLLEGES MAR RECORDS BY USING
SCRUB5AGAIN5T WEAKER SCHOOLS

Harvard Yale and Princeto on Narrowly Missed Being
Beaten During Past Season by Playing Second
Teams Against Smaller Institutions; New
Game Makes Teams Nearly Equal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01
OUTSIDERS, CARRYING HEAVY ODDS,
HAVE BEEN KNOWN To WIN EASILY
Bright Skies Was One Who Came Through and Cleared
Up for Two Merry individuals One of Whom Drop
ped Dead From Excitement Afterward; Wish
ing Ring Another W no Once Won Money.
BY h b. CADDLE.

shots are almost too numerous TO men
ton with the exception Ihal aIiOH6
them have been many horses Inal " oIS
not supposed to be horses at an. Chai
lie Rothchilds, a horse which had been
exhibited at country fairs as CAKE
walker" went to the post one oay az
100 to 1, and his owner. a prominent
sportsman, on being questioned Dy ms
many acquaintances as to the morse
chances, laughed and replied that the
only money he would bet was a com
mission Of 81 entrusted to him by ms
wife, and, on sober reflection, decloed
it better to buy peanuts with the
dollar. Charlie Rothchilds made no
mistake when the starter called them
on and dashed to the front as II only
going to run 100 yards, but nothing
challenged until the final LOO yards,
riders of the other horses assuming
that he would come back" but before
they discovered the fact that he WouId
not come back" he caught the judge
eye, much to the qualification OF Few
admirers who had wagered small sums
upon his chances, perhaps more Tor
sympathy than belief that he would
win.
McGraw to Take 45 Men South.
When John J. McGraw, leader Of the
Giants, goes south next year for spring
training, he will be at the head Of
small army of baseball players. Nc
GraW will take 45 men south with him.
This is one Of the largest training
squads ever taken by a major league
pilot. And Muggsie expects to add five
or six other players to the roster pc
fore the time for departure rolls around
Here are the men he will go south
with:
Catchers - Meyers, Mclean, Smith,
Johnson, Adams, Marshall. Pitchers
MatheWson, Marquard, Demaree, Tes-
reau, Fromme, Wiltse, Schupp, Schauer,
Kirmeyer, Stroud, Gipe, Cook, Glass,
williams PalmerO, Ritter, Scuu, Huen-
Ike, Erickson, Royce. InfielGers-Mer-
kle, Holke, Doyle, Brainard, Fletcher,
Beatty, Dyer, Grant, Stock, Kores, Reed
OutfieIders-Burns Bescher, Piez, Snod-
grass, Murray, Robertson and Donlin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01

JEW YORK, Dec. Those large
VI colleges that do not wish to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01
WHITMAN LIKES RACING;
HORSEMEN ENCOURAGED

New York, Dec. IL like to see a
good horse race" said governor elect
Charles s. Whitman. Then he added;
But, of course, the law prohibits gam
bling, and am always in favor Of en-
forcing the law"
From this remark racing men here
are deducing the inference that Mr.
Whitman will not be illiberal on the
subject of sports, and a new era of rae
ing brilliancy is predicted.
Mr.. Whitman is golf enthusiast
although admitting he is a poor player
Il spent my boyhood in the country"
he said. i've never even been sick.
People said to me after the campaign
that must be all tagged out. Tagged
outi I enjoyed every minute of it,
slept well whenever I had time to
sleep, went without sleep when 1 was
rushed and never felt it; ate with
good appetite, and felt just as fresh
on the last day as I did before it be-
gan. That's what athletics and clean,
open air living does for a man"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01
5 to paee 18 q shOw Nac - place show;
VALENTINE MAKES PERFECT
SCORE In MOTORCYCLE RUN

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec Finishing
with a perfect score of 1000 points,
Maurice Valentine won the Phoenix
Motorcycle clubs annual reliability
contest. Valentine covered 172 miles
of Salt river valley roads, ranging from
paved streets to COW trails without
any trouble He checked into the Phoe-
nix, Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale
and Glendale controls exactly on the
second. Several other individual riders
covered the course with a score of 999.
X. j. Orput and II. W. Worcester won
the team cup with a combined score of
1887 Seventeen riders took part in the
run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01

M colleges that do not wish to
- wear blots on their escutcheons
for posterity to gaze upon must dis
continue the practice of putting a sub
stitute team into the field when they
meet socalled smaller colleges"
Harvard will go down in the 1914
records as being held to a 90 tie by
the very poor Brown eleven of this
season. It's true that the team that
was held to the tie was the second
Harvard eleven-not the first eleven.
But there will be nothing in the rec
ords to show that it was the second
eleven that played in that game. The
records will Harvard 0; Brown
0'-and nothing more.
Yale showed a team male up OF
half regulars and half substitutes
against Brown and Brown came
ton. unbeaten and united up to that
time, withdrew most Of its regulars in
the Williams game, and Williams
played Princeton to II tie.
X
It may be a good stunt for the big
colleges to save their star men by
keeping them out of the game against
the little colleges" but it's a mighty
dangerous one There's no telling Just
what will happen in football
The little colleges" demonstrated
this season that through the use of the
new game they are just about as good
as the big colleges, and the big col
leges that wish to keep their records
unmarried by defeats OF ties, will send
their best team into action every Sat
urday, whether the game is against
the small eleven or a big eleven
\
The western footbsIlers are among
those who are included in the list OF
the 1914 upsets.
Last year out of three intersectional
starts, Michigan beat Pennsylvania,
Syracuse and Cornell Out of two
starts. Notre Dame beat the Army and
Pennsylvania State.
But it was different this year. Notre
Dame tackled Yale and the Army-and
Notre Dame was beaten to a pulp on
both occasions. Michigan battled Har-
ward, Syracuse, Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania- And only once-when pitted
against the joke Pennsylvania team
did the Michiganders emerge unbeaten.
In other words. the west played the
east five times last year and five times
did the west win. This year the west
played the east six times and only
once did the west come out on top,
There's tricks in every trade-even in
that Of footballing, as the following
will show.
One Of the guards Of the Stevens
eleven. which was playing against
New York University, was ruled out of
the game on account of roughness.
That was in the second period At the
beginning of the third period a man
was sent from the Stevens sideline to
replace the guard who had replaced
the one who was chased from the game
on account of smuggling.
The substitutes face was covered
with tape. He limped as he ran, All
in all he was pitiful looking sight as
he made for mis- place in the Stevens
line, but a wonderful change came as
soon as he got into line He played
like man who had never known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-01
BY FRANK G. MENKE.

sick day in his life. He was the
liveliest player on the field
After the game it was discovered
that the bandaged, limping substitute
was none other then the regular who
had been ordered out of the game in
the second period and who had donned
the tape as a ruse to get back into
the fracas.
New Hampshire State college, which
closed its season a week ago, won the
BOBBY championship of the footbau
world. New Hampshire State played
eight games during the season-and it
didn't win one. The nearest it came
to victory was in its last game when
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