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Water Valley progress., 1915-03-06
Humane Death Penalties.

Most states are substituting the
electric chair for the gallows. The
reason for this is that electrocution
is said to afford humane death.
This is the absurdity Of reason.
Can any death sentence be hu-
manei It is the refinement Of
cruelty. Physicians and emissaries
of the law will watch q condemned
man with the close attention that
q mother watches baby. They
fear for the state that he may kill
himself. If he is severely wound
ed they do not, humanely. let him
die. They nurse him carefully yback
to life in order that he may be
legally hanged or electrocuted.
Here is an evidence Of Christian
humanity, The laws says he must
die and he must die according to
the law. The will Of nature is set
aside.
The question has been moro than
once raised as to whether the pro-
cess of electrocution is more merci-
full than the gallows.
Theirs is little difference. The
great suffering Of the condemned
is not when he falls from the trap
or when the electric current speeds
through his body. II is the tor
ture, the suffering, the humilia-
ton, the bitter, bitter pain Of com
science that constitute real suffer-
ing. M
The condemned cell is the real
chamber Of horror. It is not death
itself, it's the shadow Of anticipa-
Etion which cloaks the ghosts Of the
past and tho ghosts of sntnre.
IStates discuss through t6sir iseiS=
|Iafive Bodies tle IunlSnft5 E the
death sentence, like any death sen-
tence could possible be humane.
The electric chair and the hang
mans trap are both CHASTITY affairs.
Electrocution is q little less shock
ing, but after all there is so little
difference that it does not count.
The public executioner goes
through the same revolving prelim-
inaries. The condemned man is
strapped to the chair. While stand
ing on the trap his arms; are strap
ped to his body. The preliminary
process is the same. In one in
stance q button is pressed and the
fluid Of death does its work, in the
other a lever is pulled and the un-
fortunate plunges into the nm
known It is the acme Of folly to
talk Of humane death in either In.
stance.
Some day the world will awaken
to the fact that there are far more
effective modes Of punishment than
the death sentence. II we are liv-
ing in a Christian era, and we are,
we should abolish capital punish
ment and seek other and potential
ways Of punishment Commercial
Appeal.
Water Valley progress., 1915-03-06

We must admit that we are very
much disappointed over the fact
that Senator yardaman is and has
been ont Of line with the demo-
cratic majority in congress as well
as with President Wilson practical
" sinna fha inenonreticr e tke
Water Valley progress., 1915-03-06

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

menlden in ulIe @inbe beripe9t ltnb
oienen ipdteren @eIdledtern 1DSds
items nod ais lebrreide 8eiipiele fir
8rieaspipdoien. User ii1 iiber bas
Belen oes germaniiden Gei1tes flar
iperoen min, Der Iele 2angbebns geiits
re1be Spntbeie rNembranbt aIs CIR
5ieber" poer. ipenn linn Elm obieftibes
8erf bon iudlider @iieuidaft liez
Der 1T, @ans @eyers .9eutides
gplfstbnm". gr ipiro in hieiem 8uS
de aub fol9enoe @dbe finben: .@en1
Die 5abllofen ltarrel,, inoibioualen
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beg Snteueftes e%ritunoenes bobes
s8iel finben. Damn bdlt bieier Mielenz
getpalt feine @egenaelpalt itano. nno
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iteueftes nnb namentlid hes @emiiz
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Damn onrd Die Mla1enipirfung nes
entfeielten Suror teutonicus bas@r5B@
te fir Die @emeinlamfeit CREDIT"
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anlasen ii1b. &ns mib Gin 1eIr me-
mig. aif feline 3ablllngsfdgigteit adj
TENDER Banter fem, Ser Elm Napier
tanft, bon oem CT tpeib, bnb cine grps
Re Gnsabl ieiner 81lnben es nidt nit
elmer S%e,ler5a,'ec onrilbrcn ipiirben.
Sic Sieip Oorter ugiunes~ iaat:
8enn mir @nglanb feincn &rebit ges
lpdbren, mllb es ieine ginfiuie iii Sic
lem Qanbe nit @olb be5ablen, benn es
lam cher icinem @plb, ais Nrpb unb
8affen entlasen. @enalt bdIclbc lu=
gen mir. 3as Meip Worter 8lait be-
bauptet abcr, Bob ipenn mir sic Mnz
leibe ni6t gendbren. hann ipiirben Sic
gnalanber ale amerifaniiden Yapicre
beriiberl6iden. 9as ipllen lie tbun.
l1niere Gnpiere lino beKer. als G1ge
lanbs &rebit. Mber, baB IS bis iebt
ni6t selbeben lit, bat ieinen gllteu
8runb. Nabhem Gn9lanb inns infer
@elb abge1pmmen bot, baum miro cs
Die 9aptere beriibcrldiden, nm ms Biz
anf ben lebten Gent gu entblDBcn.
Sic @rfldrung bes britiiAcn Neie
nt1ters bes Snnern, bab CT Iid fir be-
redtigt balte, in Sen amtlit6eu 8crz
liner 8epelden bon Der 3en1ur Streis
dnngcn bornebmen 81 lailen. fpnmt
nid)t iiberraideno. gnglanb bat bicle
SaIibuneen- Sarauf ralfen
oie streidungen binaus 80 Icit gez
sinn 0es arieges 9eibt. 9ab bicgerz
liner 8ert6te l1ur sic @aIrbeit, unb
nidts als Die @abrbeit entbalten.
tpeib man in 2onbon gang 9enall. Sic
Sdlidnngen baben alio lebigli6 Sen
8ned, bas Muslanb, irtpeit .es bon. Ser
2onboner 8eridterltattung abbangig
lit, aur 8enntnib bes t6atladli6en
Stanoes Der 8iuse auf sem &riegsz
ld)anplaee nidt fommen al ,Iafien.
Man miro iagen, baB lei ein berddt<
lides BE ginnen. @etpiB lit es oas.
Nber ron gnglano mug man bas ers
parten. Sic 2iige 1T bon ieber gngz
lambs bebor5ugtes &fmitteI GENE
len. l1nb tper liigt, Ser lit Dor SGlz
ldungen nod niemal5 5uriidgel9redt.
Sic fanabiide Megierung bat Sic
in Netp Dort eribeinenOe uSriib
8orIb" un6 Sen n@aeItc q NJ e.
lriean" fir gang &anaoa berbpten.
Sn Sem @crbot beibt es: ugine 9ers
ion, Sic i'm Belibe bieler beiben 3ei&
tnngen befunbeu miro. ioI nit elmer
GelobuBe bon 5000 Collar ooer fiinf
ssSabren @efdn9nib beltraft iperben."
@amit unlere 2eler uns reht Der<
iteben, maiden mir ausbriiflid baranf
mfmerflam, bab Dieles @erbpt in Ser
britilden &olonie &anaba linb nidt etz
ma I'M fin1teren 81blanb ergangen lit.
9as lit 5 lie Sreibei fir Sic gng<
lano fampft nnb Die fanabilden @ilfse
trlppen nit @affern nnb an0erem far<
bigen Gelinoel bluten ldbt. golde
Mnglt bat man in gneIanb, in aanaz
81 fDnne man bie 8abrbeit iiber
ben &rieg erfabren, .baB ma 5u ruiz
iiiden MSetboben greift, es 81 perbin>
bern. Cine 1hDne @egenb , bieies
England. nnb &anaba au1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

pie italienif6e Sci
tung .Mpanti" maht fi9 neler6iuas
Iber Spe5ialberi6teritatter lultia, SD
@abriele b'4nnun5io ni9t in Mur
lai1en t0nnen. Ginmal la1en lie i'm
iiber Srieit fliegen. bas anoere Mal
ptrft er patriotiide Glusbldtter au:2
Den Bitten auf Die irrebenten @eqen,
ben ab, unb 5uleBt i9ilberten fie aar,
tpte er Lungs Der ganaen S9ln9tfront
auf feinem beriDmten @1immel in
Der g%lan3enoen quite oes @%eneralii=
linus Goborna mitreitet. MQes oas
lei aber blauer 9un1t. Set einem
Monat tue fi4 Der Di4ter in Mlbergo
@eale Danieli in @eneoig giitlid,
made Sag unb Na9t @onbelfabrtsn,
idpdrme fur bic Dene3ianiiden
94Dnbeiten unb bic tiefe Dunfel=
BELT, in nel9e bic @tabt abenbs pe=
gen feinolider 2uftangriffe sebiiQt
lei. (@ine cole Seele.)
Mm II. Muguf iabrte
ft4 Der Sag, an benz 9inoenbura
gum eriten gr0beren @9lag gegen oit
in Sfpreuben eingeorungene ruf1i11t
@olbutesta ausbolte. Sci @1ritten,
einem tleinen, iiibli9 BON StaIup6z
men gelegenen @ren30rt6en, nurosn
6amals in erbittertem Rampfe 5000
RuHen gefangen genommen. Mas
bic @erluite auf 0eutlder @eite
angebt, 10 nurbe Die @emeinoe So
ritten bon bie1em @efe9t am UNI
mittelbariten g%etroffen. Sic bat oa=
ber am erften Sabrestage bes triegeri=
i4en1 GreisniFes auf benz S9la9tfeI=
De on ben @rdbern Der gefallenen
Solbaten cine tpiiroige @ebddtnis=
feier Deranitaltet. @s nabmen Ii. a,
Die @4ulen bon @Drttten unb Do=
ponen an Der Setter tell unb fongen Dem
totem Seloen @rabgeidnge. Ser pfur=
rer bon @0ritten 3og an Der Spite
ietner 8irdengemeinoe binaus anb
belt gu @bren Der tupferen Solar, bic
bort inter benz Raien i@ldft, eine
@eoentreoe; aus Nab unb 5ern ipo=
rem bic MngebDrigen Der Bel @Dritten
gefaqenen Rrieser b~erheigeeilt, I'm
au4 ibrerfeits On Der f9li9ten 6eier
teilaunebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Sfbes @eim sebraadt cit snberlaiiises
Mittel gegen Suften lnb Grfdltnngett.

8enn bie Sabres3eit dl,oert unb
grfaltnngen ibr grl6einen MAIDEN
tpenn sic 5nerlt cine grfdltung ents
oeden, na6bem sic neben Scenario
iiben, Ser Met. Damn 1onten sic TO-
fort Elm 3uberldiii9es rn0 %ausprobirtes
Mittel gebrauden. SD babe friiber
ME Elm 3eugniB ansgei6rieben, aber
.i9 tpeiB beitimmt, bab 9r. Sings
Nen 9iscoberb bas Bette 6u]tenmittel
fir mid nn6 meme Samilie 1T, uno
mir baben lie Gne prohibit" soc un6
$1.00. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Sin 0rnnn, ,uarltm Die
Citizens Trust
& Savings Bank
SIG &rabD etrafe,
cine Scr itarfe,t 8anfc,1 lit 81.
pcnpprt, Spfua, lit.

bc1tpDrt, SDfun, Ut.
Seine 8ant lit irgenbpie ltars
ter als Sic Marmer, Bic butter
ibr lte6en, - Sic Midllller, hie
hire GpIitif beitimmen unb lire.
@eidafte leiten.
gines Ser ltartlten Grtbaben
Ser Giti5e1s Srmit & Sauings
8anf iii ibre 9ireftorenz8ebDrz
Be, heren Witslicber ale 2eute
bon gteuung iinb, - 2ente, Bic
ldon pprber beoeutellbe grfplge
III ibrer eieenen @eiddftsbranz
de er5ielt babeu. 9ieie 2el1te
bleiben fortndbrenD in @erbin<
Dung NIT Sen Mn9ele9enbeiten
Der 8anf, 1denten Shnen lire
Infmerfiamfeit nnp laiien ibnen
Bic @pbltbat ibrer reiden CT
fabrun9en Slttbeil lperben, I'M
Sbnen als 9epplitor rnb 1i9
lelblt als Iftipudr Sen grDBtz
mD9liden Sdub Sutpmmen 81
la1ien.
Sircftprcm:
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Us. 8. 8rr,unlie, &aiiirer.
$. 8. 5ltebuttcr, GraliDent Ser
Soma Sl1rnitltre Sc.
Sul Msprit, gisentbiimer ser
Sub CLOTHING So.
$. s.. Sartemepcr, Gigentbiimcr
Der $. $. 8artcmcber grocez
III So.
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Setter S. GrDuf, Graiibent Ser
5uipfeDe Snpel tment Co.,
8rdlibent lrnb G6abmeilter
Ser grpof gros. 2aulbrb So.
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Entered at the P~o,toffIes at Davenport
40 sseond Class Matter.


De, ~xAsnA. 1emssrst., etmdIesltd
aerxtasSL!A uSqabe, feds Nuutrnern iebe Woae
vtrs an bic MbonNer1ten In btefer stabt Ri
y Ssnt1 tpbhentlt6 ober $500 t4trli0 Sc
ssroxSaatlura fret abaelteiert.
9t Der BOT. ouberbaIb ber etabi, naa IL
lerS etnen 8oftau1t tn ben Ser. Staten, Ga
sGes oeer WeEteo, $500 idtrItd bel BsranS
Die esaatssa . AsssaDe, MIR burd bte 9oi
ttrlt6 e1.00 set Bpraus5abIuna.
Der n&ultubAextltAe 9emstrat., burd bt.
sop tn1ertalb oer Ser. Staten unb burd
Irager III ber stabt $3.50. bel Poraussatlunl
$500; nod Canada $3.50 unb na6 9Iropl
A.e0 Der Sabr BET BorauS5atIuHo.
Oer yMSdentli9e 9emptrat", In stuet 1be
en- Matapo6S unb sornabenbS. fpftet ,nne,
a1rL Ner 8er. staaten 5000. mad Canada uni
nd exropa $3.50 idtrltd Eel Boraussatluao
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Sen. omerifaniIhen Wqnfi

Sen. amerifaniiden @anfiers
loIIte thar fem, bnb bie1eBebolferungsz
flaiien in bielem Qanbe Die englil6en
Bapiere ni6t faufen tpirben, tpenu iie
nit 5ebn Bro3ent ber3init tpiirben. fer
ner, baB biele BebDlfernngsfreiie Die
gr0bten &dufer bon 8onDs fir Spnrs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Sc foitet l1ebertpinbung. iolhe am
Sage liegenben 9batiaden nn0 Selbitz
beritdnolidteiten ~iiberbaupt aus5u@
ipreden. Qange stpirb es ni6t mebr
n0tbig lein. l1eber Elm fleines. 10 iinb
oerslei6en iinnlole s6lagtporte ipie
bas bonn unfreien beutiben @erbenz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Bdbrenb Sic gnmp<a ommiiiion
nnb ibre Sreunbe Dem 2anoe er8db@
len, bob mir England cine Miuiaroe
9ollars geben miifien, 1onit tperbe es
leinen 8ebarf an Qebensmitteln bon
mo anbers be8ieben. tbeilt ser britiide
@anbelsminiiter nit, baB er garnidt
Oaran oente. Sleiih in. bieien, 2anbe
gu faufen, ba er es aus Nultralien be-
beutenb biuiger be5ieben fDnne. Sic
Nnleibe lit Elm ebeniolder S6ipinbel,
tpie bic Wotibiruua.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

- Man tau. Sic 2iigerei Tam
nno miro Sen &rieg ni6t getpinnen.
Sen bat Der neue 9reibunb, 9eut16<
lano, Seiterreid l1ngarn unb Sic
Silrfei bereits 10 gut tpie %9eippnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Mae @e1t nennt 9eutidlanb bas
2ano Ser 9idter unb 9enter, Ser
grfinber unb gntbeder, Ser Qebrer
unb Srganilatoren - mie lam man
sleid5eiti9 ben 9eutiden Sic Berl0nz
lidfeitsnote ablpreden ipouen? M(s
menn gd0pferil6es iberbaupt am
berg als in Der freien 2uft unbebinz
berten Weni6entbums entteben unb
seoeiben tDnnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Ser britiide Miniitcr bes Snz
nern Giebe ipeiter unten), bat bas
often etngeltanben. Sic Meutrnlen.
llnbrnnmentli6 sic Ser. 6taaten iolz
len iber Die tpabre &riegslage gez
tdu1dt tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

~ 2aHe ii6 Niemanb ourh Sic our
3eit ipieber beftieere 2iiserei beriib<
rem, an Dem enogiiltigen @iege9eutjbz
lambs, Delferrei@ : l1nsarns uno Der
SHrtei gu 5tpeifeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

60 iider ipie Sic Come ieben
M&orgen arfgebt, 10 1ider lit Ser Sieg
Der idmabli6 iib~erfallenen Qdnber
iiber hire Seinbe. 9ieien lit bas urS
tbeil i6on geiproden, tpenn au6 Die
8oa5iebung Dei1elben iib bielei6t nod,
Elm balbes Sabr b%inaus5ieben mag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Ser ieitens bes nelen 9rcibunz
beg III Der @orbereitung begriffene
ShluBaft miro oas in lpenig 8oden
10 flar bepeiien, baB ale Sic falltz
oiden 2lgen Ser Mqiirten nnb ibrer
bieiigen Sbreibfnedte umlonit getpe>
len fem perDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

n19ts ut tur3l1bt1ger 1ls oas leug<
men gu no1en. neil lie in Der beiliz
gen 0otb 0ieier groBen 3eit ale @onz
oerneisungen un6 @onberbetrebunz
gen einmitbis, aber t%pnbrbaftis ni6t
fir INNER, 3urudlteuen nnb anes
Der semeiniamen @ade seq Cater
lanoes unteroronen: ale fir einen
uno elmer fir ole in uralter serma>
nii6er Qebnstreue. 9eutide Sreibeit
lit ni6t Sic 8i9elloiigteit Der Gaie.
ionoern Selbit5udt. @elbitbeidrdnz
tung un6 freiipiuiee ginorbmns in
oas 9robe gan3e. 9as lit Der bier<
berlditerte uno ebenIo eifrig pie ber<
gebli6 nad)geabmte beutl6e Militaz
rismus: Der @eiit Ser Gronung unb
@eiebmdBigteit. Der Ylanmdbigteit
un0 Solgeridti9teit. Ser 9is3iplin
unb Organization. tpo uaaes iid gum
@an5en pebt, eins in Dem anbern
pirft unb lebt". l1no bieier @eiit
Der 8eipuBtbeit unb Der @trnffbeit
I'M 9enten tpie in Ser Qebensfiibrnng.
er berridt i'm oeutiden Seere niht
anoers als in Der @dule nno i'm
geamtentbum, in BiHenidaft unb
Snouitrie, in @nnoel unb 8anbel
Der 9eutl6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

gotnl gountp nnb staats<
Mufldge in 9otpni6ips ". $3.50
Weridiebene Gtemer,t.
Stint MiQs bonn ipirtliben 8ertb
bon @elbern nnb 4reoiten. ausgenomS
men Nntbeile bon Nftien bon Matio~
nall, gtaatsz unb gpar : @anten,
Qoanz unb 9ruit Companies. unb in
@elb einbe5ablte5 &apital in @erbin@
bnng nit &anfen, ipelbe %anberipeiie
beltenert linb.
Cine steuer bon einem Solar auf
ieoen Su1o nnb beidnittene 8unbtn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Gas llnterltegt te1nem Stpctfel.
Sic Gonne Der 8abrbeit pirb ben 2iiz
gen : Nebel Der Mniirten uno ibrerNn<
Danger ourdbre9en unb bie1e tperben
oann in ibrer gan5en grbarmlibfeit
Dor ben Mu9en Ser @elt balteben. Ser
bon ibnen entfeiielte 2Igenfrieg
miro fir iie lelbit gum gerberben pers
ben. @ubig 8llt. @dg iib Memano
onr6 bic iebt tpieber in bic 8elt gez
i6leuoerten 2iigen tani6en lal1en.
Babrbeit nno @eredtigfeit peroen Ben
Sieg %errin9en.
The Washington times., 1915-06-09
Ed BARROW DENIES
BALL CLUB TRANSFER

NEW YORK, June 9.-Baseball rumors 3
latest victim Is the Newark club, of the
International League, which, according
to unconfirmed gossip. Is soon to be
transferred to Harrisburg, Pa. 1t is said
that high official of the Newark club
verified the report yesterday. But
President Ed Barrow, of the Interna-
tional League, declared very positively
today that no official action had been
taken IS yet
MY attention was called unofficially
to the fact that Harrisburg would VOL
come an opportunity to secure the New
ark club said Mr.. Barrow. But
neither myself nor the league presidents
have gone into the matter deeply.
called on President Tener, of the Ma
tional League, to satisfy my curiosity as
TO the possible virtue of Harrisburg in
case it wore deemed advisable later on to
transfer the Newark club. Mr.. Tener is
thoroughly in touch with conditions in
Harrisburg. However Mr.. Tener's visit
to Harrisburg laet Sunday had abso-
lutely nothing to do with international
League or baseball politics.
Il do not know whether or not the
TnternationaL League would entertain
any project of q transfer Of Newark. or
tainly nothing could be done without
mutual consent, and the matter has
never been d scuCsed in conference No
Newark official, certainly, had the right
to prophesy transfer OF the property" I"
The Washington times., 1915-06-09

healthy triple to right field. scoring
both Wood and Graney and waking up
the fans to the real dangers OF the sit
uation. That set the stage for the fea-
ture performance of the day. contributed
by the midget Foster end the giant
Gandil
Steve ONeill. a fair hitter as back
stops go. shot a slow one toward Nc
Bride. The Cleveland catcher was we'll
under way toward first base and
Wamby was almost at the plate. Most
every fan present expected tied score
and O'Neill to get an infleld hit. But
Foster thought It would be shame to
ruin Doc Ayers perfectly good ball
game. and he went to the rescue.
Like a rabbit, Foster hoped across
the path of the bounding horsehide.
Mcbride was already coming in for 1t,
and the fans had about concluded that
the dandy captain had little chance of
making the play at first when Foster
was seen to gobble UP that ball, and,
while still crouched over and running,
let go Of it in the general direction OF
first base. 1t was a wonderful stop. and
few would have worried about the
throw had it been a failure
.Gandil, realizing the Importance OF
that play, set himself for the low pes
from the midget third-sacker. o'Neill
was laundering down the line and
Wamby had already crossed the plate
The Washington times., 1915-06-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Today's Games.
Newark at Brooklyn.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
ST. Louis at Kansas City
Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. s; Baltimore,
Kansas City, 8; St. Louis, /
Tomorrow's Games.
Newark at Brooklyn q games)
Chicago at Kansas city.
Buffalo at Baltimore e gameS
The Washington times., 1915-06-09
That Trio Does Most to Let
Griffmen Win Two Con-
tests in Row.
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

Doc Ayers, Eddie Foster. and Chick
Gandil made 1t three out Of four for
the Grifrmen when they hung up a VIC
tory over the Cleveland Indians yester-
day. to 2. Sure. six other athletes
wore the home clubs uniform, but
Ayers, Foster, and Gandil were the boys
who brought about the victory.
Doc Ayers at last got his chance to
start a real game. and he proved be-
ycnd shadow OF doubt that he has the
goods he showed last season for
the Nationals. His greatest asset.
control, was in sight at all times,
not pass being issued by him
all day. He had his side-arm ball
working to perfection. and not till the
ninth inning was he in trouble. Um-
pire Chills inability to get out of the
way Of play at second base put
Ayers In a hole in that last frame. but
what's the use OF kicking? Only for
that hole Foster and Gandn could not
have turned in their marvellous feature
play OF the DAY.
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Kauff Seeking Bonus
From Giants President

NEW YORK, June 9.-Benny Kauff. Of
Brooklyn Feds. who jumped to the
Giants only to find that he had to re-
turn to the Federals. is looking for
81, 900 bonus he alleges Manager Nc
Graw and President Harry n. Hemp
stead promised him the day he signed
the New York contract.
kauff has secured John NJ Ward to
get him the 5000. Today Mr.. Ward
wrote Mr.. Hempstead a letter asking
the Giants chief what he had to say
about the matter. Mr.. Hampstead. how
ever. is in the West travelling with his
team.
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Columbia Faculty Bars
Tichborne, Rowing Star

POUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. June Eff
bomb had been dropped into the Col
umbia crew quarters this morning the
effect could not have been greater than
the announcement that H. NJ. Tich-
borne. seventeen. No. in the varsity
boat. had been declared ineligible ana
would be unable to row in the varsity
race on June 2S. To add to his troubles
somebody started a report that Jim
as a result OF Tichborne's withdrawal
This Rice was quick to deny.
The barring OF Tichborne came with
such suddenness that Rice had little
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Yesterdays Results.

Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, g.
New York, g. Chicsgo, g.
Boston. I; Cincinnati, J.
Philiss. 8; st. Louis, l.
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time to rearrange the boating of the
varsity she'll and when 1t went on the
water Manner. bow oar in last
years shell, who has not rowed reg
ularly since last June. was at No. :. 1t
is hardly possible that this is the per-
manent boating, and Rice limited that
after he had a chance to sleep over
It he would have new order
and added that the new crew would
stand quite as good a chance of WIN
ming as II Tichborne had not been
dropped.
Although no definite announcement
was made 1t is understood that Itch
borne was declared eligible to row
against Princeton and Pennsylvania in
the regatta on Lake Carnegie a month
ago upon the condition that he would
make a better showing in his studies.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Tomorrow's Games.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at ST, Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
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Results.
LangfOrd Is Winner.

NEW YORK, June s.-sam Langford.
Of Boston. had the better Of Jim John
son, of Philadelphia. In eight out of ten
rounds In their bout in Brooklyn last
night. Langford punished Johnson Sc
verely In nearly every round after the
third Langford weighed 1872 pounds and
Johnson, 22o.
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Ayers, Foster, and GandH Help
Materially in Winning Game
Richmond Doctor Has His
Side Arm Swing Work
ing to Perfection.

II the ball got away from him. Gandil
knew the score was tied up and extra
innings would be in order. SO he
snd snasged % that I Dill That's fse0Re aii En
those few words a marvellous ending Of
a brilliant ball game was seen.
Fritz Coumbe looked like real
pitcher as long as he worked. but the
home boys kept nibbling at him all the
time. and had comfortable lead when
that ninth inning came along with its
fireworks. McBride's mighty three base
drive over Leibold's head opened the
third. and when the Indian inield came
in Doc Ayers showed a safety between
snf cssTnf oSeneS hs s Ga h
ing to third when snap throw to
catch him mapping got away from Chap
man. Henry's hearty drive far out to
Graney scored Morgan.
Chick Gandil. enjoying a new lease Of
life since his vacation. walloped triple
to right field in the seventh and came
all the way around when Chapman's re-
lay to third was wide, the ball rolling
into the enemy's dugout.
While that concluding play OF the
contest deserves the brackets. Elmer
Smith showed himself either a wonder
or a lucky youngster in the seventh
when he reached out several versts for
Milan's drive, and. seeing 1t beyond his
speed, leaped high into the air and
dragged 1t down with one lone collection
Of fingers. That was a stellar catch and
the fans were not a bit slow in letting
him know II.
The Indians played good baseball
throughout the afternoon, being baffled
by the smooth twirling of the Hillsville
hurler. but ever striving to get some
where. They didn't though they came
mighty near to It,