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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-19
COURT CONFIRMS
BECKER DECISION
Pardon By Whitman Is Only
Hope Of Condemned Man.
q Days To Live.

OSSENING, \. Y, June 19.-Charles
Becker, sentenced to die next month
for the murder Of Herman Rosenthal,
was visited today in his cell in Sing
Sing death house by his counsel, Mar
tin T. Manton. of New York. Mr..
Manton remained with Becker half an
hour discussing. it was inferred, the
plan 10 appeal for ciemency TO Gov
ernor Whitman. This, il Is believed.
is virtually Becker's only hope OF es-
Gaming the electric chair since the
Court OF Appeals declined yesterday
10 grant re.argument on appeal from
his second conviction.
Nothing to say now, perhaps later
was all Mr.. Manton would say aIleE
the interview with his client.
ALBANY. n. Y. June 19.-The court
of appeals yesterday denied the appli-
cation OF counsel for Charles Becker
the former New York police ieuten-
ant, for reargument on its decision
affirming sentence OF death.
Becker, convicted Of inspiring the
murder of Herman Rosenthal. New
York gambler. now is in the Sing sing
death house. sentenced to die in the
electric chair during the week begin
ming July II.
Unless Governor Whitman pardons
him. or the United States supreme
court interiors, he must die. Little
hope is expressed by either Becker or
his friends that the federal court VIII
act fayorably. Neither do they be-
lieve the governor. who prosecuted the
former police officer, will be inclined
to grant him clemency.
There was no written opinion IN the
case handed down. The court simply
denied the application. Becker's at
torneys averred in the application Tor
reargument that Justice Seabury. who
presided al the second trial, in in
structing the jury. failed to present
fully the defense testimony.
Next Move Uncertain.
NEW YORK. June 19.-lt is report
ed that the former head OF the strong
arm SQUAD" will exhaust every legal
technicality before he considered max
ing an appeal for clemency to Cover
nor Whitman.
In his present status, Becker has
just 81 days to live.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-19

l.ONDON, June u ut ibINCS Vi
Russia are at bay along the Grodek
line Galicia. to the west OF Lemberg.
where. with her vulnerable flank well
protected by the marshes OF the Dnies.
ter. she will defend Temberg, the cap.
ital OF Galicia. Neither side. however.
reports much activity during the last
a hours. the outstanding claim being
from Petrograd to the effect that the
Austro.GermanS have been hurled
back into Austrian territory between
the Dniester river and the river Pruth.
The French. according TO latest
news. are holding the Germans 10 the
north OF Arras. They now occupy po-
sitions on three sides Of SoucheZ. and
they soon may make the German posi-
tions on this front untenable in the
view OF British observers.
Italy is attacking the Austrian from
tier defenseS with energy. but the
only evidence OF an advance is the re-
port OF the shelling OF the railroad
station at Gorilla. which would indf-
cate that the Italian batteries nave
been considerably advanced.
Rumors as plentiful as contradic-
tory. amanate from the Balkans that
the Entente allies have offered Bull
garia generous territorial terms, which
special dispatches from Sofia declared
TO be entirely satisfactory. Neverthe-
less. it is evident that no actuaR ALI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-19
The Weather

West Virginia and Western Pennsyl.
vania-Showers this afternoon or to.
night. cooler: Sunday partly cloudy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-19

PETROGRAD. via London. June 10.
is made in an official
statement issued tonight al the war
office that the Russians have retired
beyond the line OF the lake at Grodek.
less than IL miles west OF Lemberg.
their last line OF defense in front OF
the Galician capital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-19

ROME. via Paris, June 1s.-A COM
bined raid by an Italian naval sea-.
plaine and dirigibles upon Austrian
positions on the Isonzo front Is De-
scribed in an official statement issued
tonight at the war department.: Sc.
rious damage is said to have been
done TO railroad stations and Austrizn
entrenchments. All machines return
ed safely to their bases. The Italiana
are reported to have gained further
successes in the important struggle
which is developing around PLAYA
AMSTERDAM, June 1s.-Allied an.
men dropped bombs on German ozls
loon shed at Brussels Thursday, causs
ing slight damage, according to thei
newspaper, Massbode.
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Vote for Good Roads Bonds Mon
day.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02
8cfanntmad)mag a1t Stener5a1ler.

@icrmit 5l1r &el1ntniB11abme, bob
bie Mrtpeill1ngen @arrants) fir bic
5taots5tellern fir Dos Subr 1915
bem gtoot=5daemeNter fir Solicit
tion ~ilbergeben mor0en 1inb. Site
9iejenigel1, melde IN belagtcm @ar-
rart nit ibren 5teuern i'm 9iiidltan-
Be iilno, iin0 biermit a%l1fgefproert,
0ielelbe1 innerbalb 5apan5ig (2O 5a=
get pom b%eutigen 9atlm an gercb=
net, SIT ~be5ablel,, miorigenfaaS Die
Stelter folleftirt miro 0l1rh Sen Ser
fal1f bes @rnnoltiifes oes 3eli1lquelt.
ten, nit 53ilrie1 SIT Der State bon 5abr
d0) Sargent per Sabr bonn 1. DITTO:
Der 1915 on gerednet.
9atirt in Ser Staot6allc, Sen 81
Illgult 1915.
@bas. g. 81 obeion,
Gdabneilter ser 5taot 1apenport
Soma. (Mn5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02
@as lit alts sem Mceo Sui gcluor=
SCH?

Sic inn g%eobenpbcr 1914 taaenoe|
@rano SSl1rp bon Scott County er=
FOB ei1e Mnflage gegen ben @runo-
eigentbrm sbatl6ler grnelr 6. Heeo
apegel1 @oripiegelu11g falider Ibatia-
den.
Gceo NOR beidl1loigt, Ben betagten
S. gargent bon 2eglaire ltlll cine
gl1mr1e bon $4,000 iiberportbeilt 81
baben. ginen Mo1rat ipater, I'M 1e=
5ember, murOe Heeo alrf @rlltd1en Ser
8eborben bon Scott @ou1tp IN Sos
Mngcles perbaftet, aber gegel1 8iirg,
idoft freigelalen.
Surge 3eit na6 ser @erbaftung
reilte 1eteftip Nafep Gbelat BON ser
9apenporter Goli5ei nab Sos Inge-
les, INN oen @efaltgcl1en nad bier
5uriid 5l1 transportiren. Nee0 net
gerte itdL nady bier freipilig su font
men. Gin Neutrality-suspicious.
mur0e gegen Meeb ci1tgeleitet. Nad=
Dem ser @ouper1tel1r BON @alifornien
enfi6ie0en batte, BOB @ee0 an 0en
|5toat sSoapa al1s5l1liefern lei, bean=
tragtcn Meeb's Mnfpalte ELM babeas
corpus @erfabren i'm Iiitriftsgeridt
5n Sos Mngeles. Dus @erfdfrensapnr
be gegel1 lie entidieoen, 0esgleiden
ein 5lpeites haheas corpus &erfabren.
9eteffiD Nbelan itano ldlon i'm Be
griff Sen @efnl1genen nod bier 5lt=
rid 5l1 bri11gen, ais Gee0's Mnlpalte
|beint @u1rOes= slppeaationsgeridt st
6rancisco @crl1ful1g eiltlegten.
1ieie Beruf1tng lolte im SSebrltar Dor
ii6 geben, mltroe aber bis altf Mai
neridoben. Geteftip M1elan febrte
rab mehrmodiger M6meIen6eit NIT
lceren Sa1loen nod bier 5nriid.
91ee0 miro als gefabrlidler Gbaraf-
ter erad)tet, lln0 es beiBt Bob er III
5ablreiden onoeren 6ailen einfaltige
2elte 11t grobere oocr fleil1ere Cunt
men iiberpprtbeilt Gabel1 loll. Die
9lnflage ser @ra1o SSllrp BON Scott
County bleibt beIte6ell.
@as lit MN eigentlih aus Dem
Ial gelporoen? Sit er gcihlidtet
moroelt2 SIT oas gerfabret a6erlnals
p~eridoben moroen? 5iro oie @en1ii=
bu1tgell, 9feeO bier 5ltr Slllti5 5t bri11=
gen, la1lft r1tb lelig eingel6lafen2
Sic Gpuntp=9lmpaltidaft, melde
3eit Ou51 filloet, groBe l1nteriltdp,1=
gent iiber mgeblide u1lnorolildle
&lase 5t pera1ltalten nno alle @ebeI
iiber mgeblide Sdpnar5ba1lSerei II
9ettcnOorf in gepegllng lebt l1l1i
&onferel15en NIT bent @ensralanmal
iiber trocfene l1nb fel1dte 9labe il
IScott @oltttp 6alt, iollte bod iider
li6 ei1 flein menig 3eit fin0erL ben
i'm lcbten 9%eppen1ber in Mnflage5u
ital1b g~elebtelp lnro als gelneil1gefd6r
lih eradteten @rltllGeiaentDlrms
baroler eil1e1 flei11en Ibeil lire,
Mllfnlcrfian1feit 5l15lrpcllocl1.
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@rnmociscnt9nms ltebertrasnnset,

S. sc. 81agpen inns gna S. @las-
pell an 5nlan &11ol1le, Ibeil BON 2ot
5, SSobn 81. @ano's Glat of Sl1tlotS
% l1n6 26, 2eGlaire's 2. Mooition,
$4,000.
Dun 6. @eeler, Iru1tee, ar1 gllen
&eeler,. 2ot 10, 8lod l, SAM Gl1pl
u. Goof Mobitio11, 81.
2Doia Mppleapbite an sic grlrtees
Der britten 8aptitenfirde, Ibeil bon
2ot s. 5arab 81. @%ortbp's 3lat oeS
Oils Madlailes, Stabt 3apenport,
$15O.
Sons @l,lff nrrb 6ral1 an G6riitian
Mielee 2ot "a, Rlod Z, &oleOale Mo,
oitiort, ST.
81. g. Mainer nnb 5Srau an ee-
marb SO. @erB, 2ot 8, 8lod /, SOD
lai Seigbts N6oitio1l, S / ,500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02
Stat Snrnicr Mmfang 0csembcr.

SSn Dem 2ofal ul1nter Sen 2inoe11"
,bielt geitern @benb bas g~refltip=ao-
mite Ser Sfat=2iga 6es MittellpeltenS
cine Sibltng ab. @s muroe beidloi,
len, oas bi%esiabrige grobe Iurl1ier
Der 2iga @nfal1a 3e5ernber ab5ltbal=
ten. 3as @refntipfomite miro ben
&lab bes CURRIERS' ut mcbreren 5a-
GET lbefanlt geben. Sci Dem lebten
gier abgebaltenen Gurnier betbeilig=
ten iid) 46S Spieler nn0 es miro in
ioiciem Sabre cine Betbeiligung bon
600 Spielern crlpartet. Sic 8eam=
ten Ser @ereinigung 1inb: S. S. BUR.
lleiiter, Hraiioent; 5.@. Senigbal1m
@i5epraiioent, S. S. 5telf, Sefreta1
mmo 6reb &hl1lfel, Sd)abmci5ter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02
Turt MaSilp,,.

Cine bon Dem @eiiser bes Santa
Sc 9eibItalles als aufbetpabrungsort
fir allcrIei @efabrte benlbte Sdell-
tie hit Iielstag otrd Seltcr bollitan-
big ser ltort mproen. Ser @erllilt 6es
@cbdl,oes lulo 0elien ssllbolts miro
mlf So, 800 geidabt. Inter Sen pon1
Tel1er 5erItorten @eiahrten marc,
Elm 2eibenmagell, cine Iallp-bo<&l1t-
ide, cine Nl15abl &altidlen, gltugies
unb 56litten.
gel1atpr &ertpol1 but lib Bic ct1t-
ld)ieoen iiir oelt 8eridt lN GberIt=
lel,tltant S. Geafplte psaS Ger. staa=
te1 Sl1gellienrcorps erflart, Der &C.
gen meitcre geperlIerlrtgen oes Mil-
lol1riflltlies geltet, neil oeIiell ltll-
beltailSigfeW aller Srgieneltrfunii
llottet. 1as auf GerbelIerll1g 0es
Miiigafi oerapallote @elo lei 10 gut
mic neggeIpurfar
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2ufaIcr @cttcrberidjt.

9abenport, i. Sept.
Dnrdyduniitttts : @arometerltan0 1922
Durd,ldu1itts > Gen1peratur . 81
@odIte Ie1n4eratllr beute so
Msieorig1tc Gemperatur leste gsadt So
Mprmale Semperatur Fir 33
Dnr did aeudtiatsit Ser
2ltft 81
Mieoeridlag III "a 5tu1toen 600
gorberridenbe @inOridtllng .SB.
@a1Ieritano nm z l1br MaorgenS 3.S
S. 81. 5berier,
Dffi5. Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

3n %perfanfen: Rad5ufragen in $50.
1904 sllmmit Nbenlle. @roBes
feines adt 3imlner &ais; alle Mrfe1
Srltdt, geniigem @lumen. @benfaus
5ipet leere galtplaee5 ll,lo cine 5 8imz
nter Bobnltng, nnb ein iebr ipiirz
1denstpertbes 5eim bon adt 3inrner,l;
alle MODERN nnb in gutter @eparatlr,
in $40. 127 ipeitlide 10. @traBe. Gez
.lepebon 3493@2- S ri55elI.
2S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

3n farfcn eciudt: MIte S~eberbetten.
8ir reinigen ebenfans Seberbetten u110
|&ifen un0 maiden Bic 5niammenleg,
bare Seber : Matro5e. sanitnrD sea.
tier Wattref & &citobating GD., S. S.
9pllaba,t, Gig, 712 &arrilon Gtrabe.
Rbone Sab. s4797. 30S,4@t.
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Seiratbs : GrlanbmifIdJeimc.

Slap Wacllrnam l1ll0 @luoDs 5tarr,
9apenport.
CHARLES @ro1pn 1ean 1lno @looDs
Mprtle @onfli11g, Dober, 81.
st. $. 2a@ra1ge, God SSssla1ro,
n11D Olga Zimmerman, 9abenport.
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Wettcrbcridt.

@ai binaton 2. Sept.
Sir Sainois: Setter ln10 marn1er
3unllcrstog; better 6reitag.
Sir Soma: Setter uu1o miairllter Ion-
nerstag, triibe 6reitog.
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8cfanntmad)mng.

@ngebote meroen entgegcl1genoms
men in Ser Office oes Sdulratbs Bis
Inn 1900 ubr 3onnerstag, 8. Sep
TENDER 1915, fir 0os Saus an Ser
liiomeitliden gde Ser II. u1b Woin
5trabe, befan1t ais bic Starter 9fe-
libenre. Die Grl11bmauern miilen
NIT oem @ebaube cntierl1t merbe1.
IS. 9. 8urrpms,
8orliter bes aonites fiir S6ul=
@rltnoitlife.
Mna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

@erla,tst: Gin tii6tiser Geldafts<
mann, melber bas 2ebensberliderz
lungs @eidaft Su ieinem 8errf sl1
ipablen ipiini6t, farm cine quite 5tene
erbalten IN elmer bie5igcn @taatsz
Igentur. Infragen, pel6e itrift pribnt
bebanbelt tperben, bite an Sen Ser
9empfrat" gu abreiiiren unter n@er=
fid)ernttg". 2S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

&oben Sic idot Slo Miiiion
@ier prpbirt? @leid NIT Sem belten
impprtirten 9ier nnb empfoblen bon
bcn Doftoren. Nod SSslano 9reming
60. Qn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

@eiud)t: Cine oentide Sral1, ,er<
fa6ren in aller 5al1sarbeit, iudt 6tel<
lung als s%6ausbdlterin in @itttpe's
Samtlie. Ibrei1en erb. inter .@pl1icz
feeper", 815 IN. 3. ct, 9abenport, So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-02

l5lt p%erfanfea: l1nsefabr 200 Sub
mpfSs5ei5lngsrDbren, - Dor Drcif
'Sabre1 eingelegt, aber nit5t gebraudjf.
nllr Elm paar NinI a%l1sprobirt. sSer1er.
q 6aoiatprs, bel 90. &nrbcd, 531hl
ipe1tl. 3. StraBe. 29,1@t.
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SefSppltbricf.

Tctopultbricf.
Sn nahfolgenb gum Mbbrud ge@
bradten 8riefe, baiiert bom 30. Stunt,
fpmrlt bic Mirfung, bic Der amerifuz
ni76e Munitipns19adpr au uni ere
tapTeren 2alpsIellte i'm 5elos auSii6t,
10 reht gum Nusbrud.
SIN @efe6te BEL Mrras.
Mein lieber S9err aai{er:
8ieIsn 9ant fir ben Dor5iiglidlen
.@9naps uno bic 3eitungeu; erbielt
dies gut gu meiner grDbten 5reuse.
Sd bin cine 1elbltdnpige Dipiiion unh
merbe nagelebnt, np es noti9 1T. Gp
5iebe i6 pielleidt einmal gegen Sta
lien, oerm bas fommt nun au9 gesen
uns. Gs fehlen bios nod Die gstiz
ms 5lnD Seuerlanoer. Mmerifa 1T
neutral lnD berlauloet pur9 ieiae
Meuiralitdt bic 2arlse oes alieees bis
6ellte. Mir p%erloren bunoerttuulsno
9eut{he b1lr9 iie. Muf alien Wez
l9oFen 1T Der aneritaniIde @tempes.
Menn Elm Mmerttaner jebt bierDer
tdme unb bic Srauernben iGbe, miibte
CT 1i9 5@dmen gum 8er1tnten, penn
er III ein MDrber aus semeiner @elo.
gter.
f5,ier~-si,nartptitsren Berfarf bes
8riefes miro uns M%meritanern beltte
59en Bllttes Der 8prnurf semaal,
baB mir nid)t gang enersii9 qlessn
ben 8affeniGaher p%orseben. 3. H.)
-y1un l9oHen uher Die STD
liener ben Bogel ab. @it nurel.
ri1t Bios neutral d la Mmeritu-ie
iparen 80 Sabre unier 8unDessenulle
unb fdlen ults nun al! 8erltes
ben lie ba, BOP mon als 9eutldsr
nit feinem Musldnber mebr iprecyen
pil9 81 SFfi5iere uno 200 MaEa!
perlor i'd i'll BRET 5agen, alles Dlls@
umeritanilGe Wllnitiplt, 54OG Muni=
tiorsft{ten bate Die 2u5itania. Gs
ertranfen lppbl 200 Mmerifalsr.
NlIo cine peridipinoenos 3aAl g,asp
Die Soften, bic Wnlerifa l9affsn npll=
tie. Yfni, Quber!! Nur, GOT
5efohlen in Nmerifa, 9err &aiier 81
i6 fat1n ME pisoer einem Nmerifunel
Die 5anb geben. 3 @0bne hatfe id
I'M Jeloe, einen eri6lua man NH
lhon. Mmerifa fat 5hulb Darol
unD fir pen2 Sir piraten uni
MDrber!
@eneralleutnont bon @ersborff,
SO. Snfanteriez Dibiiion.
8eim 5iiaen na9 Sum
mern 5og Noslbert Son N;dlen, ul'
port Wol9ingtpn, 8. s.. etna eit
W1eile bon gleoution Rod cine mi
165 pfunb 9Dnamit gelabene See
mine aug benz @unb. 9ie Mine ND
bur9 cine a9t SUB LANCE Settle ID.
elmer 8oje befe5iigt. 8an 8iflen Der
anferte Die Seine u1D GenadriAtigt
bann bie 8eiaBung Don Sort 4Dtte
an Millets Ypint bon leilemgtfabr
1iden 5uno. gs 1T betan1Eo Dap 81
8unoesbeb0rben arl beiben &a1ben be
@unos W}inen selest Rasen, baDo
cine fi4 au9eni4etnliA bon l9te
Neranferung lp5serihsIL bate. 81
Seine lag brett i'm Maoe Der 5ultr
bampfer unb tire 4gatbedun9 ollrl
Ban Widlen fat :Ssfpeifelsol1s cir
&otoitr0p5s 0sr7jta,
u ii d ~ II gmittel Ser
gum DirsftDr ellles fleinen 9beo
ters): Ser S2auipieler gBelmonst
tit bod gar a5bts inert, morl1n ent
lafIen sic Ben niht2
Direttors 3, Der 1T losar mel
3llgmittegl
Serr4Der, pie1p?!
9ires3or: Nun, 1obolb Der MIDI
duff ssm 3ettel itebt, 1T oos Sou
gut Afu9t!
N
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@erlaast: Son erltflailisem Sabritz
1ltternebmen cine Mnleibe bon $500.
tilr et1 Sabr. &anm $4,000 Cider
belt geben unb quite 3in1en be5ablen.
@reie: g. .. Bog 286, 9apenpprt,
Soma. lost.
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tRexaQG Dyspepsia

will relieve your indigestion. Many
people in this town have used them
and we have yet to hear Of a case where
they have failed. We know the for
mula. Sold only by us-25c a box.
Carl e. sshIsssl.
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BIZ pern,ietbe1t pbcr at perfamfcn:
gterScbn 3ir1mer : &ans; iieben 8lpf
BON Der Ypltoffice. 9ampfbei5ung ul1o
9artbpl5 S%nBbooen. M1sge5eibnete
MllsIidt au fben Slub I'M County. &C.
|lep9one 5057sW. 2S.1Wf.
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@lt5.).

- Mftusll. @nabist 1rou boz
ben fi9 l@eioen lalien un0 iinb l6on
nieber berbetratet2
Sa, i'd babe MIDI u%marupDiert!
- grattiid, Nr3t (3u eilem
&plegen): Wie bebanbeln Sic benn
bic Merbenanfdae Sbrer Satin, 9srr
&olese?
aoGege: Nur duberlid, ~ Bag;
lebtemal p%erorbnete i9 ibr einI
neuen Sut, oa sins Ser Nnfal i4s5I
boriiber!
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@erlnnst: Gin gutter sunge in
s9legel's Gpotbete. 220 ipeitl. 8neite
Strabe.. 27,18t.
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Mnaeiaen FIR
a~rbettsplate, 8erfaufe, gerlnfe,
Wnht,f>nn. a.

in oteier Mubrtf tperben fir etner Sac
biz gu elmer 8o6e su Sen nahfolaeus
ben Staten inierirt: Bis al bier 2eilen
ODER beren Maum SOC, iiber bier u1,b
big gu adt 3eilen $780,. Seine On.
5eige tpiro fir tueniger aIs soc nnae.
nomr1er.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-16
PRINCETON GETS YATES;
TACKLING AT HARVARD
HaughtOn Moves SOucey From
Centre to End on His
Crimson Team.
LIVELY WORK KEEPS Up

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Sept 1~5,-Although
there was no letup in the heat to-day
the Harvard football squad worked for
more thar two hours under the afternoon
sun. Percy Haughton says he dislikes
putting the men through their PAGES
under such torrid conditions, but because
Of the great amount of green material
and the necessity TO get an early line
on the men for the varsity squad. II is
absolutely essential 10 make every
minute count.
The drill for the linemen to-day was
almost entirely on breaking through
and rush line blocking. The backs werc
drilled on lodging. sidestepping and
principles Of interference. while for all
hands there was short session at the
tackling dummies following some special
instruction from the coaches. The var
sity squad will not be picked until
Friday night. but So far the entire squad
OF more than eighty men has been
coached in items of play which usually
are not put on at Harvard until the first
string men are separated from the
scrubs.
1t is decided to-day that Soucy. who
played centre nearly all last season and
the year before. will be moved to end.
Al least ten good men are in sight for
the line from tackle to tackle and the
quarterbacks are making n lot of
progress. Few Of the players are losing
weight. even in this weather and AL
though they already hav M as much
work in three days a. previous squads
have done in the first week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-16
WILL PLAY GREENBRIER LINKS
Distinguished List of Guests Going
There scptcmbcr 81.

The new G%rcenbrier golf course at
White sulphur Springs. w. Va, laid out
by G. u. Macdonald Is ready for use and
a private tournament will ~inaugurate
play there next week. The genius Of
G. II. Macdonald rs a golf architect is
well known by his creations, the Ma
tionrl Links, Piping Rock. the new Lido
course AZ Long Beach, l.. l., and the new
course OF the st. Louis Country Club.
At Greenbrier there will be found
holes of a character based on the finest
In the world. And there are others,
holes of great character and individu-
atty which the natural topography Of
the land suggested to the architect.
The tournament in question, which Ia
TO take place September 90 TO 20, Is to
be a private AFFAIR. a special train Of
six Pullmans Is to leave the pennsyl-
Nania Station Thursday afternoon re-
turning to New York II will arrive early
Monday morning. Among the distln-
guished guests who rave so far accepted
the invitation of the tournament COM
mittee are II. H.. pomcroy, John $. Har-
ris. Charles II. Sabin. j. +. Knapp, r. II.
Williams. Sr, II. NJ Hartman, George
J. Scott. Malcolm Stevenson, W. $. Kin
near. Walter Watson, Louis Livingston,
A. de Navarro. G. II. Macdonald. J. A.
Stillman, c. W. Hammill, Martin W.
Littleton, G. g. Lee. Henry Rogers Win
throp, w. r. Stauffer. Joseph ). Clark,
DAME Chauncey. j. Horace Harding,
CHARLES q. Comstock. Jr. ". u. Wander
pool, +. II. Thomas, A. X. Fish and
Frederick Sterry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-16
ALLOWANCES FOR AMATEURS.
gentlemen jockeys Who U,y. >o,
Won Three Races Get = poupd,

a novel plan has been devised hy the
United Hunts Racing Assov!at!ou TO i'm.
crease the number OF amateur riders AT
the meeting to be hold at belmont Park
Terminal next Saturday and the S,tur-
day Following, In races limited to gen
tlemen riders there will be a five pound
allowance To all amateurs who have moi
won three or more races his year. Al
present there are "A few amateurs, SUCH
as Th"mas Wright and John Tucker. who
can hold their own in any COMPANY and
the renalizlng of such clever riders VIII
put the races on a more even basis.
Among the gentlemen riders who viii
participate In Saturdays aciug ar,
Fred Alpers, Charles r.. Appleton. Henry
L. Hull, Edward II. earle. r. Ambrose
Clark, j. ). Casey. 4, J. \. DcNcr,ux.
:. l." Josephthal, II, n. LAWS, Il. MuYrl-
mer, Jr, H. s. Page, James Park. Evans
Tucker, Harry Tucker. John Tucker, T.
$. Won Stade, Thomas Wright and e
Brabazon.
In addition 10 the money purses Of
fcred for the Hunt meet six handsome
trophies will he awarded to the winners
OF the principal events. The donors are
Thomas T.. Ryan. w, Avcrcll Hartman.
Edward T., Whitney. ". Il. Coo. !. Tom
pie Gwathmey and T.. $, Won Stadc. The
officials for the meeting are: Stewards.
II, 5, PAGE, August Belmont and 10
ecph T. Davis judges, n. \. Bourne
and w. /" Powers starter, Frank II
Clarke Handicapped. Frank ]. Bryan
patrol Judges. l.. Il. Noss and r. :
Noss clerk of the scales, n. T.. Conklin
paddock judge and racing secretary.
George Il. Gall.