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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
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3eb1te, 5ipiiden ben Hepubliten Saiti
nnb Gun Domingo. (gbenfals stpis
ifen Tarasliap uib ltruslap.) 1915
Yapit genebift Der Siinfsebnte, Sriee
osnspermitteluuaen 5ipiifen 8euti6s
Lamb, Seiterrei6 sllnsarn iulb Tiirfei
einerieits uno GneIanb, Sranfreih,
9eleien. Scrbien, Wonteneero, etc.
olf Der anoereu Seite betreif inpalioer
Hriegs9efattgencn uno %rnternierter
Observation-Disclosures.
Die neue @puhe, in Der bic Iapite
nnnnterbrudJen BEN 5rieben inter
ben 8Slfern seprebist baben,
bcginut nit Der @eibnahts aNniprade
Secs bes Srei3ebnten (Siebe Ser
Sriebe @briiti" bon Or. u. 9ieBpeiu.
@erla9 &iri6, Bien, 1913) an bas
Cardinals GoLegium bonn Sabre 1898.
Sener Yapit %perIangte befanntlih bas
Sniammentreten elmer internationalen
Nbriiiunss 3 Gouferens. Sebr ifarf
iprah iih berlelbe Papit furs barauf
in ieinem bsriibmtsn Gpoitoliihen
Senbi6reiben pom 20. SUM 1894
ad principles populOsque universos
se9en Die S0be Der Hiiitunsen aler
Boiler aus: .Serusr tpiirbe Gals
ndmlih Die 8eide unb Staaten pieber
our ginbeit bes 8laubenS 5uriidees
febrt iinb) Die seseuieitige gnndbez
rung Der Nationen neientlih ~geforbert
iperben; cine Inldberun9, Die in uniee
rem 3agen mebr ais ie an ipiinihen lit.
INN unbeilpole 8riege a~b5utpenben.
Welbes Die Gage guropa's lit, ieben
mir NIT unieren @ugen. Shon felt
pielen Sabreu baben mir pom Srieoen
niht mebr bel als ben Shein. Sa
oas sesenIeitise @ertrauen eeidtpuns
Den unb benz Grgmobn Ylas semaht,
iiub fair ale Staaten I'M bic Wette
bamit beihdftist, iid gum &riege gu
riilten. 9aber lit aud infolge bon
ungebeuren 4usgaben Der StaatSi6as
eri6opft. Der 8eihtbum Der 2dnber
5uiammengeifmoloen, bas 0ermo9en
Der ginseluen ihpsr eeibdbi9t. @ir
iinb bereits babin getommen, baB Der
betpaffnete Srieben allmdblih uners
trGglid gerporben. Splte elm bers
artiser 3uitanb Der biirgerliden @es
ieuiHaft elm natiirlider iein? limb
bod fSnnen mir uns be~sielben nift
entleoisen unb gu einem tpabreu Sries
ben 9elaneen, es iei benu burf bic
Onabe Sefu Gbrifh. 9enn nm ben
gbrsei5, bic geaierbe nab frembem
Cute. ben Neib =. Cater. ipel6e ia
bcrsu9sfpeiie Die arieesfldmmeu ents
laden - linl bieie Batter 81 unters
briiden, sibt eS fem ipirtiameres
Wittel als Die Griitlife 3ugenb unS
ndmentlih bic @eredtisfeit. Nur
bur6 bas Walten bieier 3useno tDnner
bic @e6te Der Boiler unb bic Seilisteii
Der Wertrdse ibre llnnerleslihteit. nidi
minber Die ganbe Der griiberIihfeii
ibre bauernbe Seitisfeit erbalten, ins
benz ale bon Dem cinen 8eounfer
bu%rdoruneeu iinb: Die @ereftiefeii
erbebt bic 8Dlter."
@eiterc AeuBerrueen bieIer Slrt
fallen beionoers in Die Sabre 1895 mn
1895. gnSereat bur6 bic S%nterparla.
mentariide @srinmmluu9 an 9riiiel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Gin %sebilbeter Amerifaner iiber bi,
beutiden W5lferreftSperlesungen.

Profeiior George 8. airbtpep bon
Der Retp Yorfer Columbia l1niperfttdt
pirb bon Der sonssn Welt ais cine
Gutcritdt eriten Hanees ailf Dem @es
biete Ses @Olterrehts anertannt. gr
bat frei unb ofien erfldrt, oab 0cutihs
Lamb niht bios berehtist mar, ietne
1ruppen in 8elgien einmaritiereu sll
laTen, ionbern aud oas He6t batte,
Die .3 ufttania" su p%erIenfen.
vSeutidlanb's Stanopuuft, baB es be-
redtiet mar. 8elsien'S Neutralitdt su
nerleseu, nadbem bieSes 2anb gestpum.
9%enertpeiie Sranfreid's @erbiinbeter
9eluoroen mar, lit correft unb unans
9~reif6ar", iagt bieier ameritaniihe
@elehrte nortlid. .Guf bas Ser
lcnfen DER Y2uittania" III bon bDlters
rehtlid)em S%iunDplnfte aus poQitdnbig
an redtfertigeu. Sd bin pirfli6 neu>
trail. ni6t pros engli'h, nod pros
heutIh; ih erfenue ali. baB Bic @ntz
r%iiitlns iiber Die @ernidtuns Der
.2uiitauia" es nnfanes unmo9Iit
mafte, Die @nselegenbeit pprilrtbci(ss
los unb unparteiiih gu bisfutieren.
aber nah unb nad miro es Tag unb
mir ieben, bab S%eutidlanb nllr Sipiz
ihen Selbitmcrb unb Ingriff nGblcn
fnnn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

bonn Sabre 1895 GuBerte iid SEQ Ser
Sreidebnte am II. September 1895
folgenbermaBen ou benz Correspondent
ten Der oNofpoie Bremia": n@egens
iudrti9 baben mir ieinen tpo6ren Sries
ben >. Welh' srofarttse GriAei.
ltnns abey iu6re Cd, iuenn cine Nera
oes pirflihen Srisbens anbridJe, fpenn
bic 8eihitte, bic Wemebre bsiieite &c.
iuprfen ntb internatipuale 5ragcn
bnrfl freie 8eratbuns Der Serriher
unh bes Bapites %entid,ieoen miroen!"
Ils infol9e bes @ene5uela> Streitiales
Die Spannuna 5niiden @n9lanb lrnb
Nmerifd Gnfane 1895 cine bebroblife
Starte erreidt bate unb electromagnetic
8reB<S rgane in @robbritannien gcscn
Den arieg nnb fir ben N6i6luB zines
Sdiepspertrages eintraten, lieB SEQ
Der 2rei6ebnte an ben S%erauseeber
hes .9ailp Chronicle" blirch ben Car
Dinal Hampoaa einen 8rief itrei6en,
Der bic 0offnuns ausbriidte. baB Der
geriuh, fir ben Srieoen ein5utreten,
NIT Grfol9 sefront ipiirbe.
Sir 2eute, bic bic 8eididte
f~ennen,
mar es allo gang natiirlifl. DAP lid
Der i'm September 1895 in SeIt
taeenbe Snternationdle SrieoenssG Cons
sreb nit Der gitte an Yapt SEQ
tpanbte, bic Sriebenss Sbee meter gu
forbern. Sm Iuftra9e ces Yapites
antfportete cardinal HampoQa I'M
December 1896 nit einem Shreiben,
fporin eS II. a. bieB: ,9as ipar in Der
9bat bic berpprrasenbfte Iufsabe bes
oberiten &irheufiriten, Der su ieber
Seit feline Gutoritat unb ieinen Gin.
fluff in ben Sieuit Der Civilization mub
Der Gintraht inter ben g5lfern &C.
ite1t hat -. Ser Yapit, Der belte
Die Stride reeiert. Dat ans ei9enem
Nutriebe ieinen 8eiit nnb ieiu Ser3
bieiem auBerorbentlih d)riitli6en unD
~pobItbdtisen Bert %5useipnnot. uno er
tpiro niht auf60ren, bemIelben and, in
Sufunft feline SiirIorse unb feline Scs
miibun8en gu tpeiben.
Gls Der ruiiii6e Gar am "a.
Il9uit 1898 odS beriibmte Run6s
ihreiben erlieB, bnrf tpelhes Ger 3uz
i%ammentritt Der eriten Saager Sriez
benSs 9onferens beranIdBt ipuroe. be-
abiibtiste mai aud, Den Yapit gu Der
Gonieren3 ein5ulaoen. 9a Der rniiis
I6e Riniiters Heiioent Geo Dem 0reis
5ebnten iencs HunbIfreiben Ibers
mittelt bate. ipieS Der YapIt in ieiz
mem Inttportihreibeu ~beioubers oaraui
bin, baf Der Srieoe feinen yeitanb
baben f6nne, penn er iif niGt ani
bic @runblase beS dJriilihen 6tfent=
lifen Hedts itiibe; mo babe bic 9c.
5tebungen Der Vblfer burfj elm nenes
Hef1t reseln iuolen, baS auf benz
Niitlihfeitss Irin5ip bernbt, auf benz
Wurberrfhen Der 8emalt; has iei Elm
idjperer Srrtbum; Der Vapit merbe
nift aufbDren, feline mDraliidle Wtadjt
In ben 7ienit bes Sriebenssebanfens
su itellem. Wie ernlt bieie @ortc gee
meint paren, ereibt lid baraus, baf
SEQ Der 9rei6ebnte balb ocn &reu3Sue
bes sroBen en9liid)su SriebenStGms
piers W. z. Steab iiir bic Saager
gonferen5 ourh ein beionberes. err
munternbeS shreibeu umteritiiBtc
gefanntlih iolste Dem critcu riiiiiHen
Hunolhreibeu an II. SanlMr 1899
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Der imtermatinmale 1riehrmsurrmittlrr.

fs 1T ben 2eiern bieier Ssituns
l niGt urbefanut. mas Sapit Be-
w nebitt Der Tiinf5ebnte setban
BAT. Inn bic 9eiben bes Welts
trieaes nnb bos 8eidid Der &rie9sses
fanaenen All mlilbern, I'M bas Gnbe bes
arieges berbeisuiibren. au9 cine
gr5bfIifa iiber ben Srieben Inter ben
@6lfern, bic CT I'M Noben16er erlieb,
lit bieicn 9eiern befnnnt, Gbenfals
lpiHen Die SeIer. lpie iebr iid) YapIt
Yius Der Sebute bemiibt bat, nm ben
Gusbrudb bes &rie9es 81 %perbinOern.
Gar Ranhem jeDo6 biirfte es nnbes
sannt fem, baB bds Yap1ttbum INNER
feline unabbGusise Ste1une oo5u oers
ipanbte, Inn fir ben Srieben ein5us
treten.
Sier cine tnrse Cite Der papflihen
Jriebens4 Wermittelunsen:
gon 44O--46t Yapit Geo Der @rite.
nit gttila. &0nig Der Sunuen, gu
Guniten Der H6mer; bon 590-604
Yapit @reeorius Der Grite, nit Igis
tilfo. aoni9 Der 2ombarben. az @uns
item Der Homer; bon 10000 Vnpit
8resorius Der Critic, 5fpiiden benz
Safer bes Srients uno Den 2oms
barber; bon 715--731 unb 741-
1852 Yapit 8resorius Der 3peite. NIT
Quitbranbt, &onis Der 2ombarben. gu
@uuiten Der Homer; bon 1049-1O54
Yapit SEQ Der Neunte, 5lpiId]en &alIer
Seinrif benz 9ritten unb &onig Gins
breas bon llngarn; bon 1055-1O57
Sapit @iftor Der 3neite, spiihen
&aiier Seinrih Dem 9ritten. 9albuin
bon Slanoern uno @ottfrieb bon
Qoreue; bon 1180-1177 Eapit
aleranoer Der Dritte, Srieben NIT
Sriebri6 benz griten uno bei'en anfs
8eben bes S6ismas; bon 119S-1215
9apit Snnocent Der Sritte. 5tpii6en
Sobann bon gnelanb unb pbilipp bon
Srantrei1; bon 1216-1227 Yapit
Sonurius Der 9ritte. sipiiden 2ouis
Dem Mhten bon Srantreih uno Senrb
benz Oritten bon gnalanb; bon 124S
-1254 Vapit Snnocent Der 8ierte.
spi1den benz &ouis bon Bortu9al uno
Bolt; bon 1277-12S0 Yapit Nidos
las Der 9ritte. @ermittler gu perihies
benen 3eiten spii6en &aiier Hubolf
bon Sabsbura unb Carl bon anjou.
aonie bon Neapel; bon 1316-1334
Bapjt Sobann Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
snii6en aonig Gbuarb bon gu9lanb
unb Robert bon Shottlano; Dor 1914
,-1342 Yapit Deneoift Der 3ipolfte.
5fpiifen gbuaro Ylantagenet bon @n9s
lamb unb Ybilipp Dor 0alois, &onis
bon Sranireih; bon 1370-187S
YapIt @resorius Der glfte, 8tpiifen
benz 8onig bon Yortusal unb benz
aonig bon Gaiti0ien; pon 1447-
1455 Yapit Nitolas Der Siinfte.
Observation-Disclosures in Hublanb.
Seiterreif unb gnelanb; bon 1902
1903 Yapit Ileranber Der Se6ite.
8ipiihen Spanien unb Hortueal; bon
1623-1644 Yapit Urban Der Ydte,
Observation-Disclosures betreff Der
Nbtretuneen Der 5er5petbiinter Wane
tua unb Ronferrato; bon 1872
1885 Yapit @resorius Der Orei3ebute,
3lpilhen benz &onie 0 Volen uni
benz Gsar bon Wosfau; bon 1875
1903 Yapit SEQ Der Srei5ebntc. 5ipis
ihen Seutidlanb unb Spanien; bon
1s7S--1903 Yapit geo Der Srcis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
WisperitGnonis.

arat gum ~franfen Bauer, ser iiA
bel ibm unteriuhen ldbt: .Soben
Sic appetit gum Giicn?"
Bauer ddnnm5elnh): .Na, NOS
bGttcn's 0enu @uteS?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
8psbeit.

Sic (trilmeriif): rs(d ia, i6on
% Nal reiiten Die Sriihte, ieit i6
bas 9itt Der @elt erblidte!"
Gr: ga, ia--irnb mir baben idon
3wei Deal bintereinanoer feline SbIt.
ernie gebabt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

Die uunmebr febenSis Sabre aHe beuidsnmertauide fatboiIhe Ct
gRarieus @enciube az 8aibngton. 8. &, bat lett tbrr Brinouna mic Sc
meinocdulben nod bcihdfism9Sloc ooer beourfti8e @emeinSemi9Hsbcr
'osbobt Gin Necprp, ni bn bic berefrubc @emeinoc iS ien fam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BIG CROWD AT LAUREL
Weather Responsible for Immense
ThronG of Spectators, who Wiz
ness Good Program.

LAUREL. MD, October Bright
SunShiny weather brought 10000 per
sons to laurel lark to-day. and they
We're well rewarded as excellent rae
ing prevailed in nearly every event
The features on the program. the Po-
tomac handicap. worth $1,000. was an
ncNcd by br. j. :. Tyrccs King Nep-
tune. who beat Spur Il length. while
Tea IaddN was third. King Neptune
trailcd OF the pace until rounding the
FAR turn, where he moved up on the
inside aud went to the front with a
rush lie had to he hard -riddcn to
stall off Spur. who closed gamely
Nodcling won the NTH race at q
milo and seventy yards from tho fla
vurt" Scaramouchc, while Dryad was
third - length away
The winner was entered for $500 and
WAS boosted TO Sl,3G5 aud retained by
his owner.
Menio Park won the nightcap rather
handiiy. beating Stonehcngc. the
pcaccnakcr, clcNcrly. Hester was
third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
HUSKY FOOTBALL RECRUIT
FOLLOWED OUT HIS ORDERS
tonch Wanted to he Tackled Hnrd
and Now Tic Hnx Hustled
Collar Hone.

T.. Marion Roberts, who took unto
himself TIE Job of coaching the foot
pail candidates Of high school up in
wrought up one day over the lack
OF aggressiveness shown by Arthur
Hall. .50-pound candidate for n Job
on the line
You tackle like "a man who is afraid
tackle me hard. D'ya hcar-,acisie
hard
You mean I should tackle YOU just
another side? asked the amazed
youngster.
Yes. that way-and harder. Tackle
me as II you meant To throw me And
tackle me hard. say. II YOU don't"
Roberts left the sentence unfinished,
but it seemed to carry n Yelled threat
that II Hall didn't tackle Roberts
"hard' the aforementioned Mr.. Hall
might hnd himself in imminent danger
% being forced out of the squat.
getting abou, fifteen or twenty feet
aw"\ from Hall. Nov. I'm the r..m
o." ;hr ":hcr s.dr running v.i-h ire
ban Tackle me-and tackle ne hard"
We'll Hall dG as he was hidden. He
tackled nard-puite hard in fact. When
hNsianders eNtricatcd Mr.. Roberts from
under the 30 pounds Of one Arthur
Hall il was found that Mr. Roberts
was the possessor of one busted collar
bone and Sundry other ailments that
had stricken him after Mr.. Hall car
ried out instructions.
And now the youthful Hall is Won
dering just why Roberts. after being
lifted TO his feet. muttered harsh. cruel
words in the general direction OF one
2o0-pound Mr.. Hall.
He said tackle him hard--and
unused Hail Gosh, wonder Whit
he's mad at me for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
CORNELL TRIMS HARVARD
BARNETT GETS TOUCHDOWN
IN FIRST FIVE MINUTES



ciMBRIDGE. MASS. October "a
fIv: minutes after the whistle blew
to-day. Barrett, the "cI-iIkc Cornell
quarter back. ana captain carried the
bali across iiarvaid'a goal for a
touchdown. Later on Sh!vericlE. tn"
b!s NAH back, kicked goal from TIA.
held, but IL wasn't needed. Cornell
won in thost first nv" minutes OF play.
The Crimson had been defeated and
u"iied In the mud FOR tn, first tim.
'n i"ur years
For the hrst time i" Tie history OF
tn present umde.rraduat" body. an in
Nader Tonight Is chanting rains OF
victory IA historic Cambridge. an!
Harvard doesn't like ii. These songs
an""; the BIZ REQ team. from Ithaca.
these H!oht!nI che"r. nnn Cambridge
uniesponsiNc. The whole cory Is told
IN 'H' score, a. L 10 harvard was
N'Ntl "a contender. captain E"d|
Mahah. the daShiu= Harvard leader Is
u.IhS blame" Tonight TO" the defeat
%! '"t team hu' thii /. H"!"i\ 1H!r,
as he WAS ths whole oh"nSc himself
nat oitchse thrr" ""S against the niG
.D'""'"S 81 ths iti!'ch t!rNs"- fouF
Zines he iumbIeu 'he pa!!. each time
Wit.lh thS sH"n"w 81 Harvard. goa!
r"s'S' am" to ms fnmb!es Sornelis
az 49, Dee
!" NV He'H "':' Jus" Mama" ih"-
'' 80 "a ~" ~ Nv az" NM
~ :. ~ '.''''"I 'et. upon me Dali.
-. "s'i''''1' i','Ie'' vas Svht
,o"' NO." p''''' nv. nun .
~, rt,n Pa "'" r'"PH''' h"'Tet
,, 49," 80! W. '"' r'S"'. ui I"
,.,,+.,,.,.,t,. -. "'''''t" q, ','f-
. ~ 'o''"N''- i "'"'"e"
,.t,,I' ''..'' 80 ne g
,,.h,.,, ~ ,.''' N"'I'''' IA
va. -, .n.,h , -. - "'I',S' ne
NM, ,, ~ ''' 49,. G',"r' - every
'"'H W '"c piH'Ii Hi'N.'IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
HARRY VARDON HEAVES BIG
BOUQUET AT WOMEN GOLFERS
Says standard OF Play Among Enir
sex Is Underestimate d-aunlit
of Golf Marvellous.

Harry Nardon heavcs some sweet
smelling bouquets in the direction of
'eNhlhlne Soli""S IN an article in the
September issue OF the Golfers Maya
zine.
.''rhe standard Of play among the
tar sex is greatly undercstimatcd."
OF long matches were conducted be-
tween the greatest amateur men golf
t or, anh The greatest women golfers,
,nr ati"r receiving half, that the
The quality OF golf shown by wo-
men. ~ vie" OF the physical! handicap.
Is n"tnimS Short Of, marvellous.
If Mrs. II Arnold jackson OF chi
cas". played Francis Ouimet, OF Bos-
ict. :. con; = - thlrty-siv note,
don't think that Ouimct could concedr
half and win. provided that both
showed their true form in the match
The pity is that when women piay
AGAINST men they rarely play thcir
standard game. PROBABLY il Is; merry
"hNhrss p'nhrniN it's because ;hcy try
TO" hard lfu: the fact remains th,t
they ".wi!:, seem off their real unmo
III co'nH'lit.' ""aiust tho other sen
omen. a* ?utters. are almost un-
cannE on occasions. II seems that
women on IL Scic course. when com
nct'n - a.. iII;St o.. - their own soy
Sr"" n"tt'r ana Sicatiirr .,@ the rc!vo,!s
tension increases. Those who have
Watched women in golfinG tournaments
VIII agree with me ON this. Time and
again one opponent will hole a long.
difficult put. and the other will fol-
low with a shot just as brilliant
Nard"n considers Miss cecil Lcjtch.
OF England. the most wonderful v.ouinu
golfer in the world. lie makes this
statement after seeing in action In,
greatest golfers among the fair sex i'm
the United states
Miss l.citch once beat Harry IN
ton with the halt allowance said
Nardon. 'nnl ann sure that undcr
simiiHr conditions she could take three
al OF tst,.
eolfci ia tGc world. Miss Icitch is
II lin driver handles the iro, viii,
rtmarkablc SIKH. and is Il wonder ON
tn" putting green. She lacks nothint.
III Collin, greatness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
COLUMBIA STARTS WELL
After Ten Years, slg New York rol-
lr:c Takes Up Sport and Wins
First Gimme

NEW YORK. October 23-EootbaIl
made an auspiciouS bow Ut Columbia
University to-day, when the newly
horn Blue and White eleven vanuulsh-
ell ST Lawrence by the score of 81 to
o. the game was more Significant
than mere football victory To the
Columbia rootcrs To them il meant
the rc-"stabllshmrnt on u firm basis
of the greatest of college sports.
All the old Columbia football vetcr.
ans were in the stands Watching the
contest, and every one was proud of
the new set OF Blue and White grid
iron heroes. Three thousand i've hun
drcd fans were present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
QUEER WIN FOR GENERALS
WEST VIRGINIA F0RFEITS
TO WASHINGTON AND LEE
Were Ahead, But Ball Wu. ON One
inrd Linc-SnyS officials Were
Unfair to Them.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. October "a
With the score to in favor of West
Virginia, and with Washington and
Lee one yard from the opponents goal
with five seconds more 10 play in the
anal quarter. Coach Sol Mctzgcr called
the Yves; Virginia team from the field
to-day and forfeited the game. to a.
The score was to i in favor OF West
Virginia.
Metzser alleged that the officials
were unfair in their decisions. and
claimed the ball WAS out OF bounds in
the hnal advance made by the Cen
erals.
West Virginia played superb ball of
two quarters. 1t scored the first touch
down within four minutes after the be-
ginning OF play. through successful
line plunScS and Il short end run by
Curry. Ia the second quarter safety
prohtcd the West Niryinians two
points. and up TO the first of the fourth
period they had Il decided advantage
but in the wind-up the Southerncrs un-
corkcd some magnificent forward
passes and permitted Barrett to score
their only touchdown. and lizard and
i'ierotti to star.
The largest crowd that ever attend
cd football game in Southern West
Nirginii saw the performance, Gov
ernor ~. ID. Hatfield. DIR. Frank Trot-
ter. acting president Of West Virginia
University, and the members OF the
state boaru of Regents were among
the spectators. The lineup:
W. Va. Position ~ &.
hutchinson left end. lizard
l;ailcy. ...... left tackle $50. Schults
itcnr!c. left guard. Bryan
l-itlocit. ...... center .I'ierotti
ir;nnon right guard. . Dingwall
Webster. right tackle. Ignico
ooIehank. right end. Harrison
f;"%erS. quarter back Baylcv
curry ...... left half back Barrett
i!ite right half back .Swectland
King full back Snrrcii.
summary: Referee. Schwartz Brown
l iiiItt. MISEofhn, Michigan Head
ltn"sman. l;"rnwell Western Reserve
SuhStituiions: West Niryini;-che-
nowcth for llitc. NOrthcott for Hrnlie
i..ttcrncr FOR Northcott. Stevenson ro,.
Rite. Lentherwood for inttcrncr
Washington and Lcc-tiraham for Har-
IlSUn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
GRAPPLERS WILL MEET
.\berS and ZbyHSko Mi> for Worlds
heavyweight TITLE To-NorrOw
Night in New York.
NEW NORM Octohcl

NEW YORK October 23-AleX
Abcrg the worlds Greco Roman wreSt-
ling champion. is iii and ready. Wladck
,.bN2Sko. the Polish hercules, is NJ and
ready Therefore,. when the two ply
steal n,arvcls clash on Monday night
at Madison square Garden. in their
mattel for ;hc WORLDS title. there car.
be no excuses.
There - little difference in the
makeup OF both wrestlers as regards
height and weight. Ah--g is more
experienced than Zbyzsko. who has
only been wrestling for four years.
This Will he the second meeting be-
tween the pair. only few months
ago Aherg and XbyZsko wrestled to a
draw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
Clnrh's Spring. nrnts Grnys.

The Clark's Springs football team
Yesterday defeated the eleven repre-
senting Company G Of the Grays, by
the score Of % to :. The game was
played nj Clark's Springs Fairgrounds.
and large crowd saw one OF the
prctticst exhibitions Of independent
ball in the city this fall.
clarh's Springs outweighed the
irays, and had a more consistent at
tack. This is the second game the
playground boys have won. and they
are looking forward to successful
season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
MASSANUTTEN WINS
..urpr:scs Stmunton Military Academy.
Forward Pass Last Play
i,:rns Trick.

WOODSTOCK. VA. October 23.-
Massanuttcu Academy surprised the
%tHuntrn Military Academy Cadets veg
t"rdaN. III Stnunton. 10y rutpluying
them in football the score bcin. II to
=. III MaS*anuttcn's favor. Fourteen
seconds before time was called a
thirty-yard forward pass as the last
play turned the tables. Captain
schultz made MaSsamuttcn's two
iouchdoWuS. Stauuiou's capta n,
rrathcr, kicked :, goal from field in
the second quarter. Stauuton used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
ARMY DEFEATS GEORGETOWN
One %: Knughrst Cannes Ever Played
MT West ioint-Oliphani Does
the Scoring.

WEST POINT. y. Y. October ID
The Army won from Georgetown to-day
IN one OF the toughest games ever
staged on the Plains by Il score Of 10
scored by Dliphaut. the former p;.rltc
University star. oliphant scored one
touchdown. kicked the goal and dur
ing the last few minutes of play booted
the Dali owe" the cross bar from the
thirty-iivc- yard mark III u goal from
placement. GeurSctown's line was
outplayedHnd their backs were unable
To make any appreciate gains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
Now Professor Rixey
philiic rvirier VIII Teach Latin
and German In Episcopal High
school, tIcAuutlrin.

INNCiIHI RG, Va, October 81
ippa RiNey, the former University
of Virginia star in baseball and
basketball, who Inns for two years
been - member or the pltchinS stan
of the Philadelphia National League
team, Tomorrow becomes n member
Of the fnculty of the Episcopal High
school, Whic, IN located IL short dis
tuncc from Alexandria. Pitcher
RiNcs, who now becomes u full
NcdScu profcSsOr, is To Instruct the
boys Of thUt institution In Latin
nud German. He spent the pnst
week visiting, mt the university.
where hc w0s royalty received,
despite his experience In the Inst
game Of the worlds series.