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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
MISS RAVENSCROFT
NAY DEFAULT TITLE
English Golfer Thinks She Will
Not Be Able to Compete
Here This Year.

Pinehurst. y. G.. March 15.-Miss
Gladys Ravcnscroft. Of England. holder
Of the woman's national golf Champion
ship in the United States, may not de-
fend her American title this year
Miss Ravenscroft said to-day that she
doubted IL she would be able 10 come
back 10 the United States this after
after she returns home in about month.
She has been participating in tourna-
ments here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
STROLLERS BLANK CHELSEA
Gormely Scores Lone Goal for
I.R. T. Team in Cup Tie.

The l. r. T. Strollers advanced in the
cup tie series OF the Metropolitan and
District Football League by defeating the
Chelsea Football Club by the score Of I
goal to at Chelsea Park Yesterday af-
ternoou.
Neither side was able to score in the
first nalf From a corner kick In the
second period. well taken by Gormely.
John Stewart headed into Chelseas net
and clnchcd the game for the |. r. r.
Strollcrs.
,rhc linn-un fnllnna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

Slush and snow made heavy going for
the players in the soccer game at Tafts
Oval between the Longfellows and IIud-
son United i'm the second division of the
New York state Amateur League yester-
day afternoon, but. nevertheless, the two
teams put UP a sterling article Of foot
ball.
The defeat Of the Longfellows. who
are among the leaders in the division.
came as a distinct surprise. Hudson
United won by score OF goals 10 ,,
reversing the verdict of the first half.
at the end of which tho score stood AZ
goals to in favor Of the Longfelows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
Anderson Goes to the Feds.

Raleigh. n. C.. March l5.-Fred Andcr-
son. Boston Red SoX pitcher Of last year.
signed contract yesterday 10 play for
ono season with the Buffalo club Of tho
Federal League.
Anderson was purchased by the Boston
club for $500 from the Brockton club Of
tho New England League and pitched
several games for the Rcd Sox toward the
close OF last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
The summaries follow
McCoorty Victor Over Smlln'

Sydney. y. :. W. March l5.-Ldd'e ~
Goorty of Oshkosh. Wis" won 'ns w
sion over Jeff Smith, another ATne'Na-
boxer. at the end of hard fought W..
round bout NEE to-day. The referee 80,
cision was unpopular Tho hsht ~
place in the Stadium and WAS "l''''''
bv 10 con persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
First base OF or

First base OF crrors-DallaS, :. J "o-haSe ~
-Cottcr Three-base hit-Storch Sacrifice hits
Jordan. McCarty. Stolen bases-Dyer. stock
80, Grant. Left on bascs-Ncw York. S; Dal-
las e. Double play-Stock and Cotter. Bases
on halls-On Erickson. 3: OF Demarec, 3; or
u haucr :. struck out-By Demaree. 4; by
Erickson. 3; by Schaucr 3 Hit by pitcher
By Schaucr. l. Wild Erickson. Passed
Hits-Of Demaree in in
nlngs of Erickson. in innings. Timc-l:io
Impire Dunlap. Mtendancc-3J0o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
NEW YORK LEADS
BOWLING LEAGUE
Roscville and Jersey City in
Second Place, Fighting
Hard, Too.

Eosevilo. until last week the Leading
team in the Athletic Bowling League,
has some work cut ont for it II its mem.
bcrs would overhaul the New York Attn
letic club, now safely intrenched in first
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
II Is dHdII DOS IUVII'U'
The lineup follows

Referee. williams Lnesmen-Messrs.
Jackson and Roberts. Goss-Calderbank and
Tenant II. Georges; Halliwell, Camerons.
Time Halves Of - minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

ers in the open handicap ive-mile run o.
the Bronxdalc Athletic club next SUNDAY
went over the trail to famllarlze them.
selves with il.
Hugh Honahan. OF the New York Ath.
lctic club, led the way across the finish
showing a speed that carried him hon.
fifty yards in advance Of Jim Costello, q
the New West Side Athletic club.
Harry Nye, the Mohawk Athletic Club
distance runner. was third The three
above named athletes fought for the lead
from the start.
At the fourth mile Honohan began sew.
eral determined sprnts, and finally sue
ceeded in leaving his opponents in The
rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
Tho score follows
Totals. .3s1O13:71Sl Totals ....eoo2a1:S

First base on crrors-Naco. I. Left on bases
Waco. O. New York. 4 First base on balls
on Doualda. !, on Hikes o.. Oft Trreau. I.
Struck out-BV bouulds. o.. bv Eng.l. q: by
Hikcs !; by Tcsrcau. e. by Ritter \. Two
base hits-GuIhn. Thorpe. Doyle. Harrison.
Sacrifice flies Thorpe. Mcrllc Harrison.
stolen bases Snuigraav. FicI. Morklc 90. Ior-
Iau 60. Harrison. llits on Donnids in 3
innings. or Eugrl. ~ Innings. OF ilikr.
4 iu I inning. or Oslca. none u / inning: oil
Iemtau, IN innings. Off Ritter, I In % in
ningr r'mpire-Spencer Time 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

Two base Intoxicating. Newman. Hits-Of
Nalloy D in innings. or Napier. In IN
nings: of JleatinC. In innings; or S'huz.
. In innings. Struck out-By Malloy J; by
Napier 2: by Heating. - by Schulz. ]. Eases
on ballg-On Mallov. 4 Of Heating. :" HIT iN
pitcher-Bv Schulz MoWreyi. stolen bases
Pecldnpaugh Walsh. Sacrifice hit-MoWrcr
Left on bases-NeW YORK. g. Houston. -.
Double play Walsh and Hartzell Tmc-l:"
Umpire ardncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

Athletic Club, did not have to extend
himself to win the weekly four-mile run
Of the Pennant Athletic club.
The pace was fast up to the third mile
where Brunson began another sprint
which carried him into the lead Arthur
Bostong and George Decker. OF the hoy
Family Lyceum, were second and third
respectively, a SAT. distance apart Ihs
winners time was q minutes j. seconas
Ill. rtttn, II a t.ine InIlnn-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16
Large Fields Turn Out e..
the Many Cross. Com. "
try Runs.
VOTERETSAS LEADS
A BIG PACK HOME
HOnahan Wins After M.,,..
Sprlnts in Bronxdale Atb.
letic Club Fixture

The sprinslikc weather was re,Do....
for the large outpourins OF atblo,.. :,
competed in the 'cross-countrv PIN.
the various clubs in the metroDoll,,, A.
trict YESTERDAY It was the best dav ..
the barriers in many weeks.
Victor votcrctsas. now identified ,,..
the St. AnscIm's Athletic Club ~ -
Bronx, made a runaway race of tbsn...
and-a-quarter-milc contest held h. !,
organization. Tho Greek maint,ir,, N
comfortable position behind the ~.
makers uptii the two-mile poir, -.
reached. then leaped away and was now,
headed.
Joe Soukop, captain Of the Young MAJ.
Catholic Byceum, Of College Point W..
the second man home, nfty-seyen seco,S,
behind the winner, with Frank Gudo
clubmate, some forty yards in his wal.
y field Of forty-two runners started an,
all reached the finish
The summaries follow.
Position. name and club r.,
l-Nic Nateretsas, -. Anselm's A. CT.
p. Soukup. College Point 7 n c A ns
81. Guido. College Point Y. NJ c. Ali
sc. Richards, unattached ........,..... Ro
%. Sherman, Long Island A. C.......... n.
6-P. Coyne. Holy cross Lvceum .,,..' ~
IT. Heropulos. Creek American A. c. ~
S-k. Klntas unattached.................. ~
e-b. Levy. unattached ..................'' ~
ia. Guidera. College Point Y. NJ c. 81
lie. I.auth. St Auselms A. C.....,..... al
FL. Peterson. =. Agnes T. C......,..... M
l3-P. Mclaughlin. unattached. ......,..... ga
III. Mackay. 81 Anseim's A. C.......... h..
ID. Burke, ~. Auselms 4. C.......... M,
4 field of thirtV-nine prOspecfive sfs,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

weekly Observation-Disclosures run Of the
West Harlem Athletic club. Tonn!
DIVER. formerly Of the Mohawk Atneu'
club. but now unattached, vas the Hc'o'
by FIVE yards.
Pete Heating, OF the lrish-Anlcn'e1
Athletic Club. disputed the lead WIN
Dwyer, but was outsprinted IN w
stretch. Harry Parkinson, winner OF W
recent Brooklyn-Sea Gate Marathon ~.
was third. seventy-dve yards in the rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

II was not my privilege TO know w. W.
.Nauchton. whose death last week robbed
the sporting world of bold, fair and
yirile writer. accept tins opportunity
however, 10 pay slight tribute 10 a
man whose writings have been enjoyed
and whose opinions have been respected
these many years ". W. Naughton Will
be missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

The West Side Tennis Club is right
New York is the logical place for the
Davis cup lawn tennis matches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

Whcn I picked w The Tribune last
Monday morning and read under my own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-16

II is no chlld's play 10 beard the Eng
lisb golfers over their own links but what
man has done man can do. and Il Is still
recalled with keen satisfaction that Walter
j Travis went abroad several years ago
and In his quiet way captured the anna
tour championship Of Great Britain snd
put the United States on the golhng map.
Since then others have tried. only to fail ::
but with At least four strings 10 this
year's golnDg bow. and possibly two or
three otherr 10 Chick Evans. Warren
X WOOD and r. Heinrich Schmidt decide
10 make the trjp. Harold H. Hilton and
his sssvciatcs mutt GRID up their loins
ana put forward their best drives. APP
proacho8 and puts 20 hold the title on
thor ride u the pond
Thcn I picked UP The Tribune last
Monday morning and read under my own
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-14
Grar @ttis.

nsral auropattin aus Der 3eit oes Nus
brudts bss 9altaRtriegss. Das Ris
ftungsfiebsr, neldts RnbIanb bsute srs
eriffen bat, tam trob aau 0ifi3ioisn Be
IhpiGtigungen niht ALIEN NIT BEN
5iuaopuntt baB. tper ben 5ritosn erbaIs
ten iuolt, fd duf BEN 8risg Dorbersitsn
miFe, erfl0tt psroeH. Aua oiirfte Rubs
lamb idum ausinlieBlih aus 6sfduigltit
fir GraRtrtld iih bic u~nstbeureH aoiten
nieberbolttr probemp1 ilmaauHgsn auis
erleetn. Mud ipsnn anropaiiin IN elmer
eebeimsn 8sutiarift porIdIast, bic Dill
lidroeu, Del6e RuBLano an GraHtreih
Idulbt, tonne Dsutidlanb RoA einsm
fir bieIes ungIHdIi6su Gslb3us besahleH.
RufFi6g oIsn nf9siut hsute pie Elm eius
3iess @afFsnlaser, unb man bat oteit
gang auBrorbsntlihe MuBrsssl nit Der
geTabr tinss 4~ufitaHbes in Polen be-
sriinben pulsn, D5ne bdb fi9 In Der leg
ten 3sit irssuO Dslas an3sissn elmer bets
urtissn 9efabr ss3sist bdttsu.
Giuer br erItsn frdu80Fi4sn militd'
ridden S@riftteIer, General Pdlat, bat
bersits i'm Sommer oes neranngsnen
Sobrss cine QbbuHbluHs: lies Probabi-
lites dune Guerre Franco-Alle-
mande" ~bsr5iFeutIiHt, unO in bieier auF
bic GpannuRs 3pif6en aubluno uno
Ssitsrrei6 ais ben 4nlab gu eintm eus
ropGiidsn ariegs binssDiesn. CT iast:
Sin rulFid.ofsrreiaifdsr 8riee mub
anier bic M0glihteiteH sershnst Dsroen.
nieltidt fir eintn nabtn 3eitpuntt.1 Das
beibs aber nihts Mnoerss, als bdB aud
Jrontreih nit folder WOslidteit oIs
@eIsesnbeit Der abredmuns nit 8eutfds
lamb rednet. Der Barrier Temps" bat
neaerpiHgs ausSriitIi9 beItdttgt. oab biz
lebts ruIFIde anlefbe in GruHtrsid fir
ben gau itratseiiher 8abHsn unb bic Be-
I6leuniguns Der ruiFfhtn Wobilmd4une
berDsnOst lpsrosn mHHt. Gin fran80Fs
ffer General bat 6ffsntlid bic anf6t
Dertrstsn, eab aubiano belis bereits i'm
| @lanhe isi, nit flint bis is4s armess
te7ps anb feds bis aht aaboaerissD ipis
Iicnen Iofort in 8euiihInnb eiuaubredeH.
limb aud m ben rnIff1sn armtstrdfsn
bsrrl4t bic lltter5engung Dor. D0B RuBs
lamb beuts 5ur DffmFDs bereit fei. sinl
uebersgueuns, ipeIdtr 10 aud Der ruip
ff1e arisssminiiisr GfurhOmIiuOtD Aus'
Drud sssebsn bat.
Mie nebt ID nun nit Der fin1naieler
unb miIitdriihen ariegshreitfdoft Bug
Iunbs2 DirthfHaftli9 uRb militdriId
bat I9 has 3arenrsiA. mao benz urtbeil
aenaler asnner Der DerbdItHiHe, bon Der
5dldgeu bes iaponiIdm Rrieges erbnIt
Die ruiFl9sn BiHaHssn bsfinbn Fd
heuts In Dcascmmengs Grbnnne. iobdf
Der GeIbmaugsl iein 6iuonHis zines Rrie'
Qes bitbeu niifbe. DAB bic Mrmee ieit
psa maHpIsgIiafH gIigesJgM pisI 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-14

3nif9enpauit iis Osn neusn nddftsn
4tt Der BaItansaff1trs bstra6sst psrs
ben.
Bisien gorbereitunssu Rublanb's sss
stniiber III bic Qasfdbtuus zines ftans
5ofihen 8lattts bon aggemsiHem Jnters
sft. Gs beiBt bu, bdB lih 5pii4eu BEN
fran3nitihm anb BEN ruifihea 0eneralz
TAB Observation-Disclosures 6;treffs
Der 9erpsnbuRs Der neuen ruifihsn Bsils
Iiarbens Qnlti9s In 5rdntrsih bsrausses
felt bdtten. Mun ii in Grauirsih bas
ssstn. bab Rublano ar oas fran30Fids
Sch Der 9Or6ersituRe fir ben arieg nit
Geterrein 3upenoe. GrantrsIh poue
bon ieinen aipdn5ig Wiliarosn ben Dor
t6eil bGbsn, bab q Ia hi bsr Gniiaets
bune zines BRIGGS nit 8tutidlunb auf
bic rufFf9e 4rmes psrlaHsn Tonne. Der
betaHntc -arisg in 5idt" sartiiel bts
ct. Betersbrrger RorreIponOsnieH Der
.a6lniihen 3situug' bat hi, ssiammteu
Cffi8i0fsn auf bic 8eins gsbra@t. IS
baeelt orbsnili6 Dement'S. aber aud
bic sntidiebsntsH Dement'S tOnneR biz
9batiods ntdt aug BEN Msse I4dffsu
oon aud nur perIhleiern, baB Rublanb
beute nit oIsr Wa9t riitet.
0eutIdIdub bat bic gstpaltige Gteises
ruug Der artsgsbereitfhdtt Des ruIItiheH
6eeres NIT btr neusn Msbrborlage beants
nDrtst. 9isis Sisiserung Der 9riegsbss
rsiti6nFt batirt bsreiis felt anfans ees
Sabres 1912. 5m 6erbii jsnss Subres
mar he bis su ben Observation-Disclosures
in einem srobsn Tbsil BON RuiFI6sPos
len eegeniiber Der beutfhsn uno Der
6Herrsinii9sn 8rsnss ssbiehen. 9euts III
Elm Qufmarf6 aler ruIfTasn armeen in
8orbereitung uao breits tbeiltDtife
burdesfdbrt.
Bis gum Sabre 1913, BEN 3eitpuntt
Der GrbobuHs Der &risssbsrsitIh daft.
neate fth Der 5~rieDsnsltano bss ruffs
f6sn 6eerss auF $4,000 5pIbatsn. Dds
mails Durnsa bic Reierbtn bes Iebten
Sabrgangs inter Der SABINE bSbaltsn,
tDObur6 bis 3iffsr ouf 1.3 Wi1iontn srs
b0bt nurbe. RuBlono bate bishsr 81
a~rmsetorps, 0abon 30 in gurppa. Die
IN Musfi9t stHommsne Rsubilonng BON
bier Rorps brinst bic @eiammihdrie olf
Al nit 33 IN europa. Bon bieieu brei
nsuen suropdildsn aOrps IOn, 10 beiBt
"a, zines in Bilna NIT Der RidiuHg ges
ren Deutl6lnub, has onOere In Aiefu
nnb bos brittle in SbeFd essen Oit Galis
sien ben Mittelpunit bdbtn.
aiirR 9rHkbiui Derrdtb in Isinem los
sben erf6ientueu Bud .RuBlono ais
@roBmuht~, Dab 6as 8artauia sur 3eii
Der, burh bic Annsyion Bosniens ieitsns
0gterrsiAs htfuorgsruIsntn ariIf ihIieBs
lid singelentt hdbe, weil Is Iin uuF Ieins
Mebrsroft Ridi bdbt psFIaIfth tSnhuI,
gitk eIeids AnnsAIgAa Iamwt peIl ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-14
RuBIands Rlftungsrl.
2llbahier dis Sturm3entruin am Salfdn. : Dites 9dlfan'
ipel udt S%iudomtnop's Kriessbereitiboft- 6e9en Deutib.
laao %militdriiA unc f~tuansel mobiI. Klein Krteg.

Krone bes nsu,n @aItaufnottl. Dem
@aitenbsraer msranbsI, BEN 6~oben5oltt
Rarl. Dem apbureer Gsroiuarb uHo BEN
SdItspig ooliteiR : Sonbsrburga @lidss
burger @eors ibIisbt Iia uls finft,r Gn'
ssbotiasr elmer osutIben GiritsHfumiIts
Der 4rinJ al With an, ptI6tr aus Der
Grtmbt bsrufsn III, sinsm CANA neleR
StdntsptisR Gronung unb bic Woglths
isit btr Go~rtsntpidIuns sl Ihdfsn. Gr
fol- Elm utl,r .etprs SlanOerbtg" Ders
ben, bic @lanJtpohe aus btr Set bisiss
HatioRaltR oeIosn, um beisn GeItalt ib
Elm WabtbeutranJ sslpobeH, pitbtr beruuf
fi6reR Der Ginaus ms gano IN fur
ibu Isidisr unb beauemsr stlpsien. als
Der err aneren eeutinen gaIianfirttH.
Wit elm 8isb in Der Raht mubta ith Der
9ohfH3oler nah aumdnitn Itltidsn. 90
mar Elm BasniS auf LOB unb 2ebsn,
bas Der aoburgsr iibsrnabm, ais e.. Gin
iedsuHoJnaH5iaidbrissr quinant, BON
GlgitsBtbum 9uiaartsn 8eFb uabm.
Itit Der 8tqiguna CANA Gurppas, nit
Der eslorts frsmber Sritssiaiiis III Der
Qrtu3 5u @isb in Qlbapitu ,riditHsH.
au Der Sihsruug ieiusr Sitluug Fno
gum minosttn 5psi @robmGdi,. Defer
rtihsllnedrn unb StaIisu, nit ihrsn 2ss
bsnsinitrsHsn betbsiIigt. glbtr eroOe bos
rim liest bic bsimlide wsfubr fir isin
qaHb uno feline Qsrion. I'm Qlbdnisn
pirb Der nd9Itt qtt Der 9altanaiiait,
gsfpieIt tpsrbtR, nadhbsm bic 3nifhsns
pauit. peIde aberau NIT RitItn : RiiIi,
unssH ousasfiat ptro, ~abaslauftH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-14
vtas St66tIS @otisbam.

3u letnem so. @sburistas bstam 5ries
brid 9eb6sE bon fsinsr 5rau GbrifiHe
cine tlein 8risftafhe NIT e~ieeHbdnbiser
Wibmung. gs mar Elm tleines, in rot6es
Gtioenmuite sebunbenss 8ihlein, has IA
8Idtter entbielt. 3iele 8risftufhe begleis
tete ben 0i6tsr in feinem lsbten 2ebenss
iabre, Dobin IT Tib ndnots unb ale Gins
troanneen sniItammen sbsn bitfem Sabre.
had SebbsIs Sobe bat Grau Gbriitint
barn bisIs Rtliquie Idnss Jobre trea sts
biiet, bis lie lie oIs 9ant BEN 9ebbtIfsrs
Fher R. Or. Wsrner fhtnite, Der he Fiir
Tsine SdtuIarausgnbe Der 8srte 9ebbsls
ptrI6iebentlia benubt bat. Die Ariefs
tafhg in ibrem gnnSeu uufdnee btrausaus
aeben, tpar Tim niht ntbr mOSlih uub 10
forberte bi. Bitner 9ibIiopbiIen : @eIeIs
Iadft Cans CALM uuf biefen Isbten
WunIh Weratrs 81 srFilsn. Demn66f
erfheint nun dls @dhe ar BITE MiteIieDer
Der 8efeaidnft Elm gendues Gncftnile BET
9rieftaTHt, iber beren 5nbaIt Der 9ers
ausgsbsr i'm iansfteu 9eft bes eWeertsrs"
Mittheilunssn ma9t.
3Dif9en f~iasirte cba bdIbponsn6stt
ge6idfe unb 9rudihids 5u Dramen
fhrieb SebbtI in biss 9oti5buh Gtnfdae.
apborismen, @ebonfeR iber Waenidtn
unb Sbisrs. mir beben bdraus foIgenbe
Gdbe beraus: Der Didier Ueripdnbtlt
bic gDsit tn Elm GpieI. Dus beibt bus9
CT tsbrt bas Ding UNI; ipenn in heg
Welt bas GeIes Der GrI6tinung srIiset.
70 erIieqt i'm GanIttptrt bic GrfHeiMaHs
benz Gdeb." 3rpei apbOrismtn gtIien
@oetbs: .am alien Gottbe III 60 rtsris
tpiirbie, pts tr fid nod uub mad IL ben
auuftaeftbn abFinbet. 0as uirft Elm
RsfIsriDHilidi duf bie pfuT4srsi. - Got
tee Derlt1rts niht nit her Eotalltdt oer
menfhbtt, IonbsrR nit thren eiHselnen
9FofuItdien.S Gin onbtrer 0eboHts asiss
5ebbel nit ber piDHOlosit bes fruno6fs
Ideu molfss bef4df.ia. bds e. ID aus
siasuer @nI6auung fannie: pMdrnm Fnb
be sgronaoim In Der pplitur BEN DeitIs
fhen 70 Dsit porous2 Weil fe 10 pttI
mebr f6mubigsn Ggoismas gu Derbtfsfn
boben. Der D<ntfHt bIsibt eipig aiaD,
aber "a III Gin Gegsn.1 aibrsnb finb Ois
MuFaeihnungea, bic bon 6ebbsIs 1hitrs
Iiebe seuatn: .Mtr neib benn, ch nidi
Isbes Sbisr bic Gdbietsit bui. in Gin anbes
res, b06erts, iib~ersiieebsuY GrTl in eros
hsn Msliirifsn Der Ndtut lSnuie fi9 bns
asioen. Mif iveI1 elmer BtliGs unh
QualgAulb bat bic Mmidbeit flo bur4
lire Giinbt an Der 1hifrpelt beoedt!@
-
EinA nnis Gnins1nurM mnk hia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-14

On bas u~na51dHgigs @lodaisu. pelh:s
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-10-13
FORCE CLAUSE VOID
DECISION AFFECTS 100000 HIGH
WAY CONSTRUCTION.
Supreme Court Deals Blow at State
Aid for Bridge Construction
Order Not Tax Levy.

Madison.-Approximately 100000
worth of highway construction in
Wisconsin is held up by a decision of
the Wisconsin supreme court, that
declares unconstitutional the force
clause" of the state highway law
The force clause provides that,
where individuals raise one-sixth of
the amount for construction of new
highways, the town, county and state
must raise the remainder The SUI
preme court holds that this puts in
the power o. the individuals raising
the money, the legislative power of
deciding the amount of taxes to be
levied for the purpose of road con-
struction in the given district, which
is unconstitutional.
The supreme court also dealt a
blow at state aid for the construction
of bridges. In the case of the State
of Wisconsin ex rel, Town of West
Point, Columbia county, VS.. E. E.
Price, county clerk, Columbia coun-
ty, it was decided that vote is neces-
sary before taxes can be levied for
bridge construction.
The railroad commission recently
ruled that a bridge was necessary
over the Wisconsin river at Prairie
du Sac and certified the amounts the
connecting towns should pay toward
it's construction This, it was led,
was not a tax levy.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-10-13
STUDENTS FIGHT POLICE
Nearly 100 Injured Before Clash Was
Suppressed-Police Station
Almost Wrecked.

Madison.-A fight between students
of the University of Wisconsin and
boys of Madison as a result of the at
tempted hazing of a Madison freshman
in the lake, a riot, which at one time
threatened to develop into tragedy.
occurred here. 1t required the united
efforts of President Van Hise of the
university, Mayor Kayser of the city,
and cool headed advisers among the
upper class students to quell the riot.
Nearly 100 students, city boys, spec
tators and policemen were injured be-
fore the riot was suppressed. The DO
lice station was nearly wrecked as a
result OF the riot. Angry students
broke all the glass windows in the
building. Six students and four city
boys were formally arrested.