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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Hbenmatismns II. %pernaubte Shmer.
SEN miiHsn rpeihen.

Sic &orgeitior bes @lutes in ieis
mem &reisfnuf oeruriadt Shmsr5en.
Gloan's Ointment briret biz an oie
1ungeition boz unb Gepirtt frcieS
GirfuIieren beS SIutes. Die 8prpers
bdrme miro srueuert unb Der Sdmers
lit perifipunoen. Stejeuisen, bic oil
HbeumatiSmIs. Reirraleis ober IonItis
gen Sdlmer5en Ieioeu uub es inter-
laiieu, Sloan's Eminent i'm Sauie gu
ha6su, 9lsifen eiuer ertrintenben
Eerion. bic iid1 speigert. bas ibr sl,ees
ipprTene Sell III srfaiien. @esbalb
ipltc man tpeiter Ieiben? Solet guh
cine Sldihe Sloan's. 25 Gents unb
80 Gents. Cine 500 SIaide bdIt
innieL nie iefs 25 Gents SlajHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gas GnSe bee aaiiers Der sabara.

Die nnsesdbIte WiniOusu ihtpere
Barrier camille Ser SebauSp 9ehort
Itlon ieit slpsi Sabr5ebuten CUNT Sus
Ipentar i'm Ga1fobinett Der 3eitges
id1idbte. Die orei SSbns oes alien 2e'
baltop, Der Elm niihtsruar, un9efrohts
lid erfoIsreid)er 3u6srfabritant nne
GpefuIart tpnr. haben ale bon It6'
reocn eentddt, bnbeu ale einen tleinen
Sshirnitrid asbabt, ben man bieIlei6t
ais ,MiuionentoQer" beSeid,reu fam.
Ser GIteite. Der bos 8eiddit isiues
8aters t~peiterbetrieb, trar bcrhdltnib'
m16ie Der rrbieitc, Der Jungle, Der als
.3etit Sucrier" bic Sports unb 9ebss
melt bon Yoris ouf DEN appt itsdte.
tdtte lid iflieBlit burh stu GINGER
mdbeu trogtlhes Gnbe benz Spctt Der
Wittpelt ent5o9en. &ber hds 9ldn5s
GrentpIar Der Sdn,tlie oar Der r7ittlerc
Sohn Sacdues, ben fein urbeTriebteter
@brssis haou trieb. iid} als &dtler
Sncoues Der Grite Der Sdhara ums>
rllfen gu Iaiien nnb eiren unerhort
pruntnollen Sofitdat 5u 6nlte1. Sieiss
Stif6cn ertfeNelte ioniel 6obu iiber
iein ectrontss Saupt. Dag CT es Dor
cog, rad Re!r 9ort gu iiberliebeIn.
Ron bort foHmtt nun Die Radridt, oaB
and Sacoues oes @ritsn Qdufhahn pors
laufig gu einem Ibf6lub eelan9t gu
fem, ifeint. or hattie bort eroSere
Seiisunsen aueefduft. auf benen er
las 8ssere6t fir ale @eIt iperren
fpoute. SarduS entitaroen sabloie
Srp3elie, bic INNER tInrer Die seiitige
.AbionoerliHfeit" 2ebailbr'5 entbiils
len, 10 bab man iih enblid, nidt
anoere 3u hs(fer irubte, ale i'm burd,
einen Saftbefebl fefuebmen urb in
hns 2pipoeusS nndtorium in amitps
bile (2nne Sslanb) iteden 81 .~ldiien.
SIN Nugenblit Der Ger6oftIns fans
ben i'm Sbsriif' lnS sr5t ouf einen,
trlirmbeinieen &pioponp reitenb. an
Ser Spise enter saH5en Shoar bon,
Relienaers9 ops su Sferoe. BON
9olopLoe besnb er iid 3u 8daeu mad
6nuie, itiee aber rprber aus unb Icate
hns leste Stiid nrf allen Gieren friee
dleno 8urii6. 9ieier .Nugeridein"
gerii9ie bent Nrste. I'm, i'm bon Der
Serefti9uu9 Der Suteruierllng gu
iiherseu9eu, unb 70 fpire es ii aud
bonn Safer Der Sdbard It'll 'pcrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

aus Seicrteuren elmer Der merifoniz
idlen 6aftiouSarmsen 6uiamncu. Sic
EotbhGute bra6tcr slierit beu 3u9.
pelder I'D, aui Der Snhrt bon Campo
&erhe nud Sprres befnno, SIR 9nioIeiz
ilrig, 'tIcppter Damn hie Ya'iuaierc.
tpeIhc nciltcns SraIcn ulb Giroer
maten. in Den 6%empaa9on lrub itedtcn
oieien bnrduf III @rano. 60 picl bis
lest befdnnt. befanpen it'd feline Mmcriz
taner nui Dem 3uee.
Torres lit cine tlcinc Srii6oit,
rpelhe ettun 70 @eilen n0rNlid) bon
@uapmas Iie9t ul,o eineu &~notcnpunft
Der Sobu biibet. bon iueld,sm cine
Spciebahn mad Dem Winenoiiirift
iuhrt, in Incident Campo @erne Iieot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Die 8utaitrppbe in arhmsre, Ella.
iprbsrte AZ Wenihenlebeu.

Die ggptoiion zines 1aiolintdnfe
Wae9ons in Nrhmore. Ola, bat. mic
ii& ioDsit fcititeleu Iobt, AZ Rens
iteuleben geforbert u1b scaen 1875
9erionen tpuroeu n,ebr pber reniser
psrfsst. Der Experimentation piro
auf 100000 oeranid)laet. Bon ben
&erunsliidteu itnh Die Mehrsabl
Reser. bic 8eituuesarbeiten fperben
nod forigeisst, unb um bic Oronuns
alifredt 5u erbaltsn, tpirSen Spe3ial,
Yolisiiten pereibet.
5iirf 2cihsr, Die aus oen Huinen
aesoesn ipurbeu, iinS Serart berz
brannt. DAB cine Sbcrtifi8iruus ME
mo9lit 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
sass Suden arsnst mn Ge5ema.

" f .
Sctrad)tsu sic oas Sudeu als cine
ernite Code? Gs lit cine ernite
Sahe. Wenn Gle es nitt nit 0r.
$obipr's gcsema Cintn,eut bef1mpien.
IoI,feu Gle 8efubr, onb Gle Ionote
ober Sabre lang bamtt bebnftet fsin
perhen. SablrsiGe banfbdre Sntieus
ten iaesa: ~@esbalb litten mir @ps
nate ohsr Sabre lang, Sa elm 10 err
prpbteS Nittel gu baben mar" 9teies
MitteI lit feiu Experiment, es beiist
cine obio[ute Seiltrait. sic iolten
riGt iparten, big bas Snfen cine eruits
sate nirh, ionbern nod hellte cine
Sd]ahtel Sobion's @eaen,a ointment
toufsr nm eczema in ieinen aufoness
itabien 5u bstdmpfen. 25 Gents per
ShatJtel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Meter gu pcrerben permodten. Wis
Setfer bat iid, Die bon ibr alfge3eid,S
neten Siener bon elmer sau5en Nnaabl
bon Sneianern ooriinsen laiien unb
babel feltgeitelt, bab Tie ale bic 8eiIen
IN Welooie nno 8~bptbrus gang senall
IN Der 9leid)en Nrt portrusen. Bas
en,Gbaratter Der Subiauerseianse be-
trtftt. 10 1T eS gang ielten. baB in
einem 2iebe Elm einseIner ieinen Gm.
p%tinoungeu Gusorud siebt; fdit immer
if,ilosrn iie bic grlebniiie Ses sansen
Stammes, Dor alsm bic Sample. bic
bic Stamme un%tereinanbsr seiiibrt
BADEN. Die &Iape Der Srauen, Der
Sieg unb Die Ghrc bes Sobes iino
Stimmungeu unb SnbaItc. Die in ben
Snoianerlieoern oft piebertebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Ter ,,rstbe ISabn" user st. 4ouis.

Sic ct. 3ouii.r 9eb6rSsu tpousu
e,uem rieiissn nSraubiifter 5 Iruit"
ben erNstsn u,,e srfoIsreihiten, oct ie
in elmer Staht cperierie. dlif Die Spnr
astommen iein. Mad Der Gn9abe Der
@ebeimpoIi5iitsn, Sic nit Der Iufs
ar6eitumg bes SnQes 6elraut iino. &C.
boren 5u bieien Fruit ingar anges
iebeue aapiiaiiiten Der Stnbt. @iner
bon bier Rannern. Die neulih in Dem
au9eubiid berbaitet ipuraen. als lie
bier Sdfier 0aislin In elmer Sabrif
a%bIieisrteu, bic burd Heuer seritort
perben iolte, ION Elm 8eitdnbrib nps
eeleet uno cine bebeutcnhe Nr5dbl biz
babin etd6teter @unuer a~nge8eben
hdben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Hllerld Jntere0ant&.

imponiertc Der llmfnng 6es Sesels
d,iif'@ertehrs OermaBen, bab lie nit
Dem arieasfloften : Separtemeut Elm
Gbtontmeu fiir bic 0ieferuns oler Der
neneitsn byoroaraphiiben aarten trai,
bauit Die Sseelihiffs 8apitane lie in
Statioreu an iebem gnbe SeB aar,als
foitsifret gu Rdthe Sishen fornen.
Gi6 trsrben ibueu Die neiIej1en
Wetteramt. Bulletins bebuis Der tribe
item Siurm'@ arnuneeu Sur @ers
iiisura esitelt.
gs muS babiuseitellt blciben, Oh
bisier aufidfpure bes S~egeIidiifs Der
febrs tptrtIiI ein oauernber iein pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

ipeni9en 3aeen CREDIT iucrben. mas
ionit 3oden oSer Wonate errors
osrtsl Ran 1T audi 81 Dem 8es
funbs eclonst, bab bic gIeitri5itdt
ale &atterien unb nIc aronfbcit in
benz Snubul5 ~9rinb(id 6eritor, nnD
10 bas !3ol5 iieherer gcgeu baS Sai,len
uno in ieSer 8c5iebun9 Ouuerlaftcr
made, oils es nit Dem an Der Come
9etrodneten Der SaQ iei. lleber Die
Soften bieier 9%ebanbluns 1T nod feiue
IufiteIuns beroffentlift porben; Iebr
bob tDnnen oieielben nber taum IONS
men, uno cine ifon borbanbene elefs
triite 8raftanlase fonnen tie uur
nenig belaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Gaitleberrp; Elm Rirtb, limb 81 ie cinem
Sahr nno etnsm Tag 8unbes8uhtbals
IN 2enbenfportb. Sans. unh $4,000
@slobuse berurtheilt iporber. g.
Hi9es. ein aonitahler, uno Com Gum,
iriibersr irdotiider Setretdr, nuroen
gu ie iehs Wpnatcn Sefdugnib unb
$4,000 0siSbube nerurtbeilt. Sn
Sale bon llebIiuser, Stepe!ls unb
GdItleberrp lpnrbe Die 8iirgffoit duf
$4,000 feiiseistt. im Safe Der bel
Den auSeren niIf ie $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
&urirt ben Suiten!

|priihtiee 2eute iebcn gu. bab Elm
Suiten furirt pirb. Or. Sings Getp
Siscoperp 1T elm Seilmittel bon ers
problem Wertb. Gs bat iih ieit As
Sabren I'M Sunoel %bebauptet. Sung
unb ait be3euaeu ociien linberuoe
unb beilenbe Gi8enitaiteu. Ynsus
monia uuo G%unsenIeioen iperbsn oft
burh bcr5Ogerte 9ebanolunS perura
iudt. Or. Sings Sem Discovery
iurirt ben rdulpernben Suiten unb
linbert Ga Grippe : @efabr. @elb
5uriid. fpenu es periu9t. 80 Gents
lInb 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
&ertreibt bic 0jifte aus Gnrenn
S1rper.

Sbr ipsrbet ~finpen. eaB Sr. Sings
Stem Gife Yillen Elm iehr 5uperl1iiiges
abfiibr,ritfsl iinc. INN Ole Site aus
@urem Hprper gu treiben. Inocz
bduite Speiies llsberreite unS q ire
berurlo6eH. Ipeun nid,t entiernt,
sabIreide Rei6au. Sdpinbelarfdle.
Bunsts Tor ben Ausen unb .llnipobls
ieiu iinb 4H5siheu, pab SIR ST.
Sings Yep Gife Yiucn bebiirfet. Se>
9iHnt beute abeno nit Dem 8ebraudt
uno Sbr iperOet am n1d]lfen Noraen
bnntbar fir Die grIei6tcrung iein.
25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Serianst $4,000 Shabeneriat fiir
@%erietnnsen burdb Giepbauteu.

Charles 2e9foi. Der S%iibneuleiter
oeS ct. Coulter @rauS Opera Soule.
1ertlagtc neulih .. 5huIs unb .. ge.
Baber, hie Seiiser zines Glepbantcn,
Der neulid) oort nuftrat, aui $4,000
Sd,apeusrioR. er iaste. bab i'm, Der
@Icphant obne gerarlaiiuus ihtpere
Vcrlcpuneer b%eiaebrddyt babe. 3aS
5bier tpurbe 8ur %grlaneung bes Stas
oenerlaBes beidldana6mt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
@nbibetrigcr pcrurtheilt.

alie Corpus G6riiri. 8eros. rirb
gcmslbet; GouutpsGlcr Nue. lIef(irs
ger. 6errp Stchers. Gn aauimann
uno Gigertbiimel bce @e6GubeS. mprir
lid bel Der Bahl inn Nopember 1914
Die io9en. 3ablun8sitatiou iiir betriis
9sriids Stinmgsber bsieuo. mo &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Slte STRIDE in Gbieasu einsedidert.

Sic i'm Sabre 1868 an Der Soutb
8abaib Aoenue in Chicago, SG.. err
ri6tete 8race Episcopal &irGe purbe
AM 26. Septembsr burd Seuer aers
fort; baS angrensenoe ied,sitodiee @es
bdube Der &eitern Surniture 60.
iuurbe e~benfnIls siugsdid,ert. Ser II
seriftete Sdnben betrdgt $500,0 600.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Stilblitben aus SinoeraufiGsrn.

@uS einem Gufias ii6er @inter.
ireaoen: ~Nur Der @reis iist binter
Dem Gfen, rauft ieine Yfeife uno
ifont offers Inn sic Gde. Of Der Goo
i'odl nitt fommt. 20 bat ieoer
MenIh iein ciaeneS Sarsnii5en."
Gas thermometer. in heihes
&aiicr Aeiteilf. fSbi No0 Sulediil6ar
III Die Sobe itei9ep; neil es ibm linten
at beiB miro"
Der Seel roat iid s~ulammsr. y
bab man i'm ni&t iiebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
,Sitnep".S tatiitit.

Die itaatlihe giienbabn > Sons
miiiion CAB befannt. oaB our Belt 500
Sitnepbuiie inter benz neuen Stuntss
acice in @isconiin in getrieb iinS.
Die automobiIc uertbeilcu iit aui ole
ein5elnen Edible iuie iolgt: Mil
Ddufce, $50; 8enoibo. %; Hacine.
80; @cloit, brei. unb ic elmer in
Rabiiou mnb superior.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
=, lluierc Srfobruna", hei'

Sreis. ~~llniert Srrdbrnng". hstBt
cs IN Dem Sriefe. hat ms gslcbrt,
bas mir @erehtigteit urb Iuertens
nltna iiir uuiere n~otbnenbigen SCRIBE
rlngcn MIR %erlaneeu fpnnen, fpenn
ipir seriiiret iinb, uniere Soroeruneen
gu itiisen nno %uuiere SbeaIe Der 8es
rettiafeit an erSrpingen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
8cpor bas Seuer eeloidt ipcroen
fonnie. purben nod mebrere anbere

W~dliltdlfc1fen derNprf. NHr NH Ytus
ser M%nitreneuna aelang es Der Nerers
ipebr. Has bid,t on Die Stride IN
arcn5enbe golliieum 81 retter; bas@
Iclbc murSe mn unbebcnteub ourch
Maud unb 8aiier beifdbist. Son Der
Stride III mrr nod Der S9urm iibris
geblieber.
Sic 6raccz 8emeiuoe ipiirbe i'm
Sabre 1881 9%eeriinbet. Die Stride
bejist einen Sonbs bon $4,000. Der
es ermoelift. iofort nit eirem Neus
ban gu beginner. fuie Qaitor Sr.
Wm. q. Waters erfl6rte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Cine 0plbienbnns.

Gin am IS. September in Hetp gprf
eingetrofiener Eampfer brad]tc BON
Sopand, Gubd. aus. $1,000, 900
Srancs III Cob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Striitfeser an eneliifen Seitunsen
(Sagarbeit) Is Cts. in Seattle.
Sn Is 8etperbeu mar ole Irbeitss
3ctt p%erringert, in II teine Ncnberumo
luo IN cirem cine grb6huno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Qithe

, 2tebe 8inber! Geiet
, ,9es Sntels Brief" In Der
? bcntisen Nummer. Or 5eist
, Guh ME Sbr einen ihSnen
, Breis seminnen fSnnt.
? 2eftf Aae ,9ss Snfels Brief"
, nnb fhreibet Dem Cnfel.--(1ie
, 3eoafttun NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Sic 6lcincn

fperNen IN Der bolbiuodentliden ,she Catholic tribune"
opei fodtit ei9ene Nepartemente baben: bcu ,Gbiiorens'
Guruer" 5ur gciebrnns rub Die S1ntrierte @eilasc srr
ltuterbaltnns. Sun ~~GbiIorens' Corner" peroe1 mir linen
3cigen. hab oaS Seben niJt nur elm grpses giIoerbud lit.
Sic ipernen aamahlih bariu 3nn grrte Ss 2ebens ersoaeu
iperoer. Sn Der ilufrier.en geilaae perben mir linen
3eieen, boB ba6 2eben aud cine lunise seitc bat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
A Voice in the Wilderness.

Every weekday at noon, the chimes
of Grace Church in New York send
down into the chatter of Broadway the
strains of old, familiar hymns. Some
times if enc is not paying attention, or
when a new tune is taken up, the clang
or of the bells seems only to add to the
confusion. Then, gradually, the theme
Of the oldtime melody steals upon the
senses through the tumult The other
day the chimes had just finished
Pleyel' Hymn. They began new
melody. which, III the midst of the
city 5 roar, was not at first distinguish
able. Then the tangle of notes unwound
itself and through the noises of the
street sounded the sweet notes of 4" just
As l Am, Without One Plea
Carw wheels clanked; car-bra kes
shrieked; iron-shod horse hoofs smote
the stones of the street; motorhorns
blew raucously; there was the sound OF
a myriad human feet and of many hui
man voices; and through it all just
As | Am, Without One Plea.
Pedestrians took up the theme and
hummed it absentmindedlv. Old scenes
were brought back; old faiths strength
ened; old blessings remembered.-Th
Christian Herald.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
Sporting NesUs
QUARTERBACK NOT
SO IMPORTANT NOW
Direct Pass From Center To Runner
Drops Him to Level Of Other
Three Backs

About four years ago the suggestion was
made that the days of the football quarter
back were past; that modern football
would develop formations which would re-
suit in four backfeld men whose duties
virtually would be the same, and whose
relative Importance would be equal
Half dozen coaches We're questioned
and, while none derided the idea, Coach
Stagg of Chicago was the only one who
openly declared that such was his belief
That was four years ago; now there scarce
ly is team in the middle west which
uses formations that do not relegatc the
quarter backs duties to a level with the
other three backs
In only one respect nowadays is the
quarter back more of a pivotal position
than any of the other three positions be-
hind the line. This is in directing the
field attack by calling signals and, even in
this, 1t Is not unusual for coach to re-
lleve the man playing the position of this
work. Ottentnmes even the work of sig
nal calling devolves upon the team cap
/ tam or upon some back whose experience
and generalship are known to be better
/ than that of the quarter back Several
! cases of this have occurred recently in the
/ middle west
! The lessening OF the quarter backs i'm
portance, OF course, is the direct result of
the rule that permits the first man to re-
ceive the ball from the center to advance
any place through the line In the pre-
reform days when the ball had to pass
/ first from the center to the quarter back
and then to a runner before an advance
could be attempted to more recent times
when only the quarter back could run with
the ball himself and then only cross the
line five yards from the spot where the
ball was put in play, the duties of the
quarter were obvious and important He
| had to be a quick. accurate handler of the
oval, and, whether he carried the ball or
not. easily shared at least Il quarter of
the responsibility of each attacking play.
/ Nowadays, however, with the direct
pass from center to runner, the quarter
back has no responsibility on such PLAYS.
as he does not carry the ball save in the
ordinary responsibilities of interfering and
assistance, which are shared in equal meas
ure by all the other members of the team
As often as not, a man playing quarter
back Is even less accurate and speedy in
handling the ball than one or more other
members OF the backfeld quartet
/ OF course, some of the formations used
by coaches still require the balls passing
through the quarter backs hands before
an advance is attempted but these are be
coming fewer in number with each sue
ceeding year.
At least half the formations now used
call for direct pass from center to runner,
the growth of such plays, of course, having
been the result of the abolition of the
push and pull, which sets a premium upon
speed of attack rather than the tremen-
dous, delayed concentrations of the old at.
tack.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12

tional league, famed three times off
the delivery of Dutch Leonard yes
tcrdar.
Grover Alexander and ''Babe' Ruth
finished the season as the leading
pitchers of their respective leagues
Alexander has worked in two of the
world S series games and Ruth has not
been started.
The attendance yesterday was f.. 300
For the three games played to date the
players share is S100,5o4 A, to be divid-
ed among A men. Sixty per cent goes to
the winning club and 40 to the losers and
there are the receipts of one more game to
be added
Stanley Wilson writes friends here that
he played end on the University of Yer
mont second team against Goddard semi
nary the other day. He was interested in
the fact that the Goddard man who ref
creed the first half appeared in a suit and
played halfback in the last half and in the
fact that the Goddard officials inflicted
/ three penalties after one play which he
and his mates considered an innovation in
the rules
| From various accounts it would appear
that the Gale-Lehigh game, in which
! Chenoweth, the former Brattleboro base
/ ball PLAYER, broke one leg, was no love
feast. Jim Ready, brother of the Lehigh
coach, either broke or dislocated one
shoulder and a half dozen Yale men We're
retired for more or less severe injuries
Coach Ready says that Mahan of Harvard
could gain 10000 yards around the weak
Yale wings if he could keep his wind.
The Thompsonville, Conn, cor
respondent of the Springfield Union il
an article concerning the failure OF
- Rabbit Maranville to take tn,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
VETERAN SPORT ATHLETES.
Contradict Idea Youths Have Cornered
pepper Supply.

The idea that the supply of pepper
has been cornered by youth is contra
dicted by veteran athletes who have
risen in their might to show it's posi-
BILE to have punch after fifty.
Bryan Heard, sixty-twO, of Calves
ton, Tex, was one of the star perform
ers in the southern golf championship
tournament and lists the championship
of Texas among his titles.
Al Watcher, fifty-four, of Cincinnati
is still winning medals as a diver, and
Pop Geers at sixty-ive counts that day
lost when he doesn't pilot home a win
ner in u grand circuit trot or pace.
Dan O'Leary at seventy-two has
come back with his hundred mile walk
stunts and shows he is there with the
zip" In training he walks fifteen
miles day and calls it u stroll.
Walter j. Travis at fifty three won
the metropolitan golf championship
just before he retired from competition
few weeks ago. George S. Lyons of
I Toronto, past sixty, played in the ma
tional golf tournament at Detroit, Mich.
Watcher is the strongest of the vet
eran athletes. He has been a gym
member thirty-four years. He has
some interesting ideas about care of
/ the body. He says hunger is mostly
Imagination and that most persons eat
too much. He eats only twice q day,
breakfast ut S o'clock and dinner at 6.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
M'BRlDE'S GREAT RECORD.
Veteran lnfielder of Washinstons Out
of Game Once In Seven Years.

George Mcbride, the Washington vet
eran infielder, has a remarkable record
with the Nationals. He Joined the
team in the spring Of 1908, and recent
ly in Washington, for the first time
since his debut, he has been forced to
remain idle as the result of an injury.
This is perhaps the most remarkable
experience of any shortstop in the his
tory of the game, for shortstops, and
especially Mcbride, do most of the COW
ering of second base on attempted
steals and are always in danger of be-
ing spiked. No other infielder has been
so consistently engaged in games as
has the Nationals captain. Until the
recent game he had taken part in every
game this season, and it was with re-
greet that he found himself unable TO
get in the fray then.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
few BIG CHANCES
In BASKETBALL
Collegiate and Amateur Rules
Are Same For 1915.
DRlBBLIAG RULE UNIFORM.
After Vancouver Amateur Athletic
Union Comedies Scoring of Goal to
College lawmakers-Heretofo Anna
teur Rules Did Not Permit This.

For the first time in the history of
rules for the game will be similar this
year. During the winter the Amateur
Athletic union officials held conferences
and obtained Il consensus of opinion
from the different amateur basketball
authorities as to their attitude toward
uniform rules for collcgians and the
amateur fives. Since that time George
7. Hepburn has discussed the matter
with collegiate authorities, with the re.
suit that the basketball rules win be
alike for Amateur Athletic union teams
and for the college fiyes.
There We're a number of different
points on which the two sets of rules
differed, but the most important and
troublesome was the dribbling Ques.
ton. There did not seem to be any
common ground on which the two bod
les could agree for this system of play,
but after the conferences of the Anna.
teur Athletic union men had taken
place Mr. Hepburn went over the mat
ter with the collegiate committee
When Mr.. Hepburn and the college
men had reached an agreement a mai
vote On the matter was taken among
the Amateur Athletic union men, an(
it was decided to have uniform rule.
The new uniform dribble rule in sub
stance follows: Dribbling will be per
mitted, and at the end of the dribblt
the player will be allowed to throw
for goal, and if he makes the goal i
will count Heretofore the amateur
rules did not permit of the scoring o.
a goal after a dribble, but the anna
teur authorities have conceded thi:
point to the college men, and in thu
future amateur teams will permit thi
style of play