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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
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Die Dor einieeu Rouaten beu .bes
riibmteu" Scitartifcl loslieB. lporin tic
Die Seutidz Imerifduer crmabnte, bod
Dem beutiden @olte tlar su MADDEN.
baB Der aries ifon 10 gut ipie pcrs
loren lei ltnb barunt. uni ipeiteres I'M
nilBeS 9%lutpcr9ieSen 81 perbinoern,
lcine 8egierung 5it einem iofortisen
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iclbe Seb5eitung bat iif MN, mic be-
rid)tet miro. eiueu Gorreiponbcnten
Sugeleet, Der birefte gerihte aiis
Sentidlanb ifJidt unb Elm nobrz
beitsIiebenbcr Wanu 3u iein Ideint.
Sieicr Nanu id)reibt ndmlid) - unp
Die Zines" peroifentliht es - bdb
Die gauge beutide Nation f%elienieit
bon einem Sieg Der peutiden @affcu
ilber5tugt lei unb bieie 3uperiiht be-
rilbc ebenio ipeni9 auf einem natic>
nalen InfaI bon Wabniinn ipie out
Wtangel an Snformdtion. DDS
bcutihe Golf iei iiber Die militdriifer
Cperationeu griiuolif lmierrihtet.
GS pertenne nift, bdB es cine titanens
bate aui9abc 81 ii~bcrpdltisen Dabe.
aber es fiible iid) hieicr Iufsabc &C.
mad)ieu -. Gbenlo aber aud,
ihcine Die io5ialc Organization fir
ben aric9 cine 10 uolltommene 81 fem
lpie Die %militdrilfe. Sn Den crei
lesten Wonaten iciuer Imueienbtit in
Berlin babe ibu MIR eiu 9ettlcr oui
Der StrdBe a~n9ebalteu - fiir cinen
Nmcrifaner, Der %selupbnt lei, IN Sunz
bou nno Yaris IN Srieoens5eiten bon
@naabunhen belascrt 81 lucrbcn, &C.
nib Gin icliiamer Tefprb $50.
Sieie poriibcrgcbenbc Seireuubuug
nit Der 8abrbeit. Die bas genaunIc
Slatt, pielleift burh ifmcrcn Nns
aci9enpcrluit Se5lpluecn, uorSunchatcl,
iiir ant iinbet, III nllcrpinls into
rennnt. picaciNt am Gnbc gar ilmips
mntild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
se6r ionbsrbore Wohri@ten TOM.

Sebr io~ubrrbars 0aahriMten tom,
men aus s1Sta1en. Wis bic
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II. Sanuar bate Cardinal Yiff( laut
"Heidspolt" i'll einer Mauners Iers
iantmlung III @ten (WcusW tor9areten)
Die Sefiird)ting fin gang S.iterreih
aus9eiprohen:
.8enn her Eriebc mad, bicicm unz
sebenereit @oIferritsen 9eitloiien iein
miro, Damn pir6 Gin reuer ariea ents
bremen. elm 4ulturtampf, ipie chit
in 1871. Damn aber licbe tdtbpliid)e
Wdnncr, bciBt es. auf Die @ortc Der
FL. Stride unb @ueres 9iidofs sl
bpren, Damn beiBt CO. feinc 8aId,s
lappen icil. ionocrn y irfli d. c
| Wdnner."
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'ammlnng zines norb sbobmiIden 9cbs
rernercins Den aultnrtampi in auer
Sorm an9efilnbist. Den r8ciitcsfampi,
INT ben Sies bes 2ihtes. Der frcien
Sdiie". llnb oas Selb fir bicic Srrs
lit,ter Idcint Defenders siinitig Su
iein. Sas praftiid)c @loubcnslcben,
10 mclbet Die seranntc 3eitihrift. lit
III Noros 8obmcn %eritorben. @G6rcnb
Der erltcn &rieasipcden idicnen lid,
Die airden 81 fiilen. Scet abcr lit
Nlles ipieper bcinr Ilten: leerc 3ird,en.
lecre Communicating am Sonnta9
lpic an &odenta9en, bon cinem aQaes
meincn Saframentempfang Der ans
5iebenoen arieeer feline 8cbe. Ilio
Der nugenid,cinlih giinitisite gooen
Iilr einen 3~llturfampf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Ser Sapt perflmNist mb prcbet Den 6Trnrn mic Sen Nahoncn Die
engen @runbidpc Der drinidcn Babrbeh. Gr iu6t sic @cpiien uufSus
Sieies lit Die &ifon b5 Saplabunrs. 0irett lid in Die @oItf bhics ocr
jenes SanbeS cin5untHdrn wdre 9eoen Die @runriasc Der amde. mddc Die
llnubb1ugigeit bcs Stnaes nnf icincm 0ebHfe anerfnnt. (0dte Der Yapit
lid 5 . I'M Die nncrretdpidc SoIitf tctuntrcrt 10 bitten aHc gnbdnser bs
Saienhnnts in Der san5en &elt 3ctcr mno @oroio 8eihriren Hmr Die ~dcris
5n Srteocu matncn, as tic . bnd Den 0unb pe YnWcs genebitt beS
5Hnf6ebunn tbut? On ictncn gutrhtsibrcibcn crmabnc er bic @elt gum
Sricben. Sn icmrr Gn5phita pertuubee cr Der gauen yelt in bcsciterten
@orten bas gpan9eiam Der &ddirnGebc, boS ancn Der @lt pirhifcn
6ricbcn brin9eu fam. Or in9t aud, uarum bctc Die @clt, trB oacn Sort.
Gbritcntbrms BON ben Stadrn nttt bcobddtet merbcu. Giu3eGnc trtid
regicrtc &anocr founru baram nipts dnberu, bcn cS fam befanntih Der
in lctncnn Srcoens9ebet nn bc game fotboltihc Bat forbert Tnpit Scncbif
auf our aagmctnen TcthiOn an Gbriins, Den Center oeS Betaas. 9cbarrs
6rtcbenS in europe. mir auc, pc ganc Gbrirenbeit. Br an Der GrbDrumg
oieer Bite Der 8an5cn Gbrhenbeit an eptt 5udfelt 5dbt sit iencn alGus
nutbtgen, bench Gbrrnus pdbrenO Ictnes GrbcnpanpeIs beretS Gle ridtse
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tretcr Gbriri ai grben" iclbcr ms nnBcrest? =
Scrner madt Der SOL &ater fem @ctGuniB ans ieilcnt Ser5ehspruid,
rubt ALIEN Den 9egemudrtl9cn @eltrteg 81 bccnbigen. ionbern aud gRmel
ub @e9c gu finSen, iueldc Die arH9c Der 3ufunit san3 pcrcin5ct, ncm uitt
&aupberabcr 2coS bea Srei5cbnten ub bs Cardinals Nampola. gu iuer
2Gt paren @erbanolm8u I'M Gan0c, Die Sctbdlsuug Ss 8L 9aters am
Gou9reB fanO hat abcr obnc, hB Der Sapt lid barau bctbeiisen burfte.
limb Die 6Ogn z! Sic uationalcn HItum9en, ueldc beidranft perbeu ioas
erreutr 9efigteit aus. IS tdnpften: bic @r. Staohn ge9en Spanicn. Gugs
Ianb 9egcn Sranspanl Supnn 8seu &uBGonO, 0redenIano ae9cn Die SHrci,
mDrberiider 8eHc 8wen ih unb nun Der W clttricN Sic ocididte
DER DerfoNenen 5pei Su6rcbntr warpe pcleiht onNerS scrcicm ien, bate
onbereu @h8ieOcr icner cu2ntOpoIitidrn TeriGmmlrns rrprdicnthrtcn mr
Die moberue Staotstunit - heSbalb wnren lire Scmibmgen pcrec6idL Ser
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i1pcric 2at ocs arn9cS 81 taBen babcn.
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bern bic YHrscr aaer Natipnnltatcn iuntcn baraui bchcbeu, bah bicsmal Der
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
100000 Srlamper fampfem iii

0%nglanb", ertldrt Der irl0n0ilfe
Siibrer Tcbmono. llnb in icucr
9mnlets Scicr i'll Buffalo am IA. bs.
crfldrte cin mmcritnniider Srldnbcr.
Scrr HDau, Sobn Hebmpnr. Der Nads
iol9cr Sarnclfs, babe iid ais Der
rather an Del Sudpc ieiues Batter
lonpcs 9e6ei8t uib iidl pom cn9liifcn
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nnliil &pluntccra" BON SrloiD icicn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

llnlerc s~eseulpGrtise Gage lit bel.
tnbe 10 peroemiitbisenb. ipie icne Dor
Dem Sabre 1912, oils mier Sanbcl
bon Snglurb nnh Srnntreih perfriipz
pelt iplree nno 5tuar inter geoinsums
gen ole nidt freder parcn als iene
Der auitcrfcn bon bente. Wenn Ruth
nno Staatsfunlt unicre Rcaierma
llid,t o~erlallen hnben, pirb iie ben
Naiierten cine Iniport seben. bic alif
Sie 9erausforbcrun9 pabt.-y@ Bottom
Transcript"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
aatbOlii6er @eOuftcur s~eitprbcm.

IN Stutteart lit Gbef 9tebntteur 5r.
Satob Scipert o .SeutIden
@~pltsblatt" geitorbcn, Scr Der
blidcne ipar bis 1911 6bcis Heonts
tcllr Der .~sll9sbur9er Yoit5cituns"
Sic Scitntturg fdnb in ct. Snsbert.
YfalS, itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
autereHant lit es, lpa6r5mc6mer

SHItltWuW W w UVVI0HEFVVHFN'''
tab in Spanien, Eprtugni, Stalicn.
Chile, graiilicn, Serrt. Den Ser. Staa>
ten. SoQanb, 2uremburo. SMueben
uue Niorpegen Die ii~ber3cu8ten aatbo>
lifeu nnb alien poran Die fatboliihcn
@eiili1cn 5~uniciit beutids freunpIid
iinb. Gieies bat mau III Seutidlano,
luie bie 50. g." (25. Sebr.) beurcrft,
nit nid,t 9eringem Gritaunen conitas
tiercn fpnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

&cbmpnb's @crbuns nidt sefolet,
ieien nift 9ciinnt iiir Guslano 81
lterben; ii6erboupt mode iid) im
Siibcn uno 8eiten Srlanb's eilt
%itarfes oeutih ireunolides @eiiibl be-
merfbar, bns bon Gag gu Gag lpadic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
PreBIddu.
5iir hie'e Ssisnns bearbtitet.
Gs fsnr,nt crit!

Gs fsmrrnt crit!
AueS oeutet barauf bin. ban nnler
1ono Die 1hfper'tsr 8olsen hcs aris,
sss itot erlt Su peripiiren befcmmsn
iol.-St Scuis vNmerifa".
go
,ete Nnsaaben Gamaba's
belaufen iid aiieenblidlid auf ST..
100000 idgli6 unb Die ginnabmen
'aut $4O0, 900. foIslif Elm tdalidcr
Sefi5it o $600,OO0."-.2e SEE
oolr", Montreal. (Hihf al pers
geren, onB Canada nur 100000
e%intpohner bat.-anm. Der Geb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Ter 3all pon Yr3empsl iit elm
idlucrcr Scrluit iiir eda ipndcrc
Sciicrrcids llu9orn. Auer ibcller lat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
geri6ieoene amerifaniid,e Sibcoer

babcn ibre aapitaue allgcipieien. ben
8cg Inn Sdottlanp berum cin5us
idlagcn, mas ibrcr 6riebenaliebc nnb
ibrcr Gcrnunit eiu gutes 3crgniB aus
itent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Dit benz Wunat Npril ioll aitd)cs
ucr's Sernidtlm9slpcrt gcgcn 9cutIde
lamb beginner. Sicleiht. picaciht
and nidt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

SebsaipsInsef. ipenn ou& ber Con.
.rnmsfiibrcr h41sisrt ieir ioHIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

IS gbt bod III bcu acaenudrtacn europaihheu Guniltt cine W a br,
beitSfraBG mic? IN ioldsr ncr gWt cs tenc &cutraltGt
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-10-01
Many RecOyeries
From Luna Trouble

Eckman's Alternative has restored
70 health many sufferers from lung
trouble Read what it did in this
CaSe:- 2 , T..
Wilmington, Del.
..GeAtlemens-Ina January, 1905.
was taken with hemOrrhaEeS Of the
lungs. My ply stefan, q leading prac-
titiOner, said that 1t was lung
trouble. got very weak. c. A.
LippincOtt. OF Lippincott's Depart
neat store. Wilnington, Del.
recOMMended Eckman'ss Alternative
that had done great good. 1 began
taking Il at once. Il continued faith
fully. using NO other remedy, and
finally noticed the clearing of the
lungs. 1 now have NO trouble with
ny lungs. 1 Arnly believe EckmAn's
Alternative saved NY life." (Abbre-
viated.D =.
T(AAdavit) JAS. sQUIRES.
Eckman's Alternative is most, ettica-
ciouS in bronchial catarrh and Sc
we're throat and lung affections and
up-building the system. Contains no
harmful, or, habit forming drugs
Accept no substitutes. Small size.
81; regular size. So. Sold by lead
ing druggists. Write for booklet OF
recoveries. 1aE-. e-a-t[t 81
Ecknaa Laboratory, Philadelphia.
P. A. CLEMMER. Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-10-01
The Best u Marble and Granite Moau'
nent, at Reasonable Price.

If you wanted pair Of shoes made
to your order you wouldn't place your
order at shoe store unless the mer-
chant had q practical and competent
shoemaker and knew when you were
getting sheep skin or calf. It is the
quality of the leather that makes the
shoe wear. 81
Why shouldn't you use the same
judgment in placing your order for a
Monument or Cemetery work as in
buying pair Of shoes.
My many years in the monument
business and as workman enables me
to distinguish the difference in the ma
terial and workmanship in a monument
that many who are in the business can
not. l have madc study of the differ
ent kinds Of GRANTEES and the different
workmanship, so am able to,tell when
an inferior grade is used.
If you buy monument of Barre or
Quincy or any Of the better grades of
me, nothing but the kind of granite
your work calls for goes in the work.
No substitutes go here My stock is
complete and you will find many new
and beautiful designs here in the differ
ent kinds of granite, and the price will
surprise you when you come to look at
them. 1t would be to our mutual in
terest for you to call and look them
over at the first opportunity. If not
for you to call, write or
phone me and will call on you. Why
not save agents commission, as en-
ploy no agents. Now is the time to
place your order for this fall or spring
as there is certain to be raise March
LIST, 1916. The monuments l have were
bought before the raise in prices May |
lst, 1915, so l am able to give you good |
work at low prices.
l. have the monuments, You have the
Your loved one needs a monu-
ment, need the money. so lets get
and see what We can do.
.sts CLAUDE WEATHERFoRD,
South of Court House,
3-4t Crescc, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-10-01
Houses for Sale

One S-room house with barn, we'll,
cistern and other buildings. 2 lots.
Nine room house, all modern con-
veniences near German Catholic church
and school.
Seven room cottage, large plat of
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-10-01
P. A. CLEMMER. Cresco, Iowa.
For Sale.

Brass bed in fine shape, with springs
and mattress. Cheap if taken at once.
Reason for selling, bed is too large for
size of room. Enquire Of Miss Laur-
aine Mead. Phone 209. se
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-10-01

ground all in good repair, a nice home
Seven room house with barn and hen
house and yard and coal house, well
and cistern.
Above are all in very fine locations
and should sell soon.
41-tf S. S. CULVER.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-06-10
The two California
Exposiiti0ns

You can visit
Salt Lake City,
Los Angeles,
San Diego and the
Pa1lama-C California
Exposition
San Francisco and
the Panama. acific
Exposition, thence
through Portland
home, or vice versa,
for very materially
less expenditure
than you can make
individual trips
during different
periods.
4
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-06-10

Will direct most excurSionists and vacationists
to the Pacific Coast during 1915. Many of us
are not in position to take an extended trip
every year, and it should therefore be to our IN
terests and advantage to make the most of a
and conditions favorable At these times, low
circle tour rates are in effect which permit of 60
ing via one route and returning via another at
very much lower expense than if separate trips
were made.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
GOTHAM TRACKS TO
OPEN LATE IN MAY
Fun Season For Runners This
Year Planned For Atlantic
Coast

NEW YORK, Feb. There has
been much speculation as to the open
ing OF the racing season in this state
and some guesses have been made OF
the opening date, although up to this
time none has been decided on.
The Jockey club has no intention
OF curtailing the racing season In
Maryland this spring, and does not
wish to run In opposition. Bowie will
make application for 10 days, begin
ming on April /. II will be followed
by Havre de Grace on April IL, and II
Bowie is granted all that has been
asked, that track will be able to
squeeze In only IL days before the
meeting OF the Maryland Jockey club,
which has asked for the hrst 10 days
In May, which brings the season to
May IS. Thus II will be seen that on
Thursday, May 20, 10 the logical open.
Ing date for the New York tracks, and
that date In all likelihood will be de-
cided on.
This will leave SO days to be di.
vided up before the Saratoga meet
ing in August. With chance for
four tracks to divide this time there
is ample opportunity for each one 70
have 10 days and three might be a.
signed TO the Piping Rock associa
ton a. Locust Valley to round ou'
the 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
INTER-LEAGUE
GAMES FEATURE
SPRING "'SKEDS"
Athletics To Meet Nationals in
Is Contests Before Season
Opens
BROOKLYN is SECOND
WITH TEN FRACASSES
Tigers Far Down List With Only
Reds As Intercircuit
Foes

numerous clashes between Ameri-
can and National league clubs in ex-
hibition games have been sche duled
Tor March and April prior to the open.
ing OF the baseball season, April IA,
and In this way many OF the managers
VIII be able to get a good line on
whether or not their recruit pitchers
have the ability TO sand up in speedy
company.
The teams that are training I'm Flor.
ioa Will be the busiest as regards In.
terleague contests The Athletics. for
instance, have arranged series with
the Chicago, BROOKLYN and Philadel.
phia Nationals In the state where
renee De Leon spent SO much time
ROCKING Tor water that had not been
purified by chlorine. Inasmuch az
Connie Will have two teams at work
ne VIII be able TO give all his players
plenty to do, and bench warming will
De lost art among the A. L. champs,
me Brooklyn team will tackle the
Mackmen at Brooklyn, also the Van.
KEGS, In addition to stopping OF al
washington for two games upon their
return home. Altogether the Ath.
ietics viii play is games with Nation.
al league clubs, while the superbas
meet American league teams In ten
contests.
Because OF their location Cincinnati
ana Washington will be favored by ex.
nipition games with teams OF their
rival leagues returning north from the
training camps. Brooklyn, New York
and the Braves are among those to be
played by Washington. while the Red
Sox and Tigers will visit Redville.
washington. by the way, is the only
American league club that will be
pleyed by the Giants unless a series
should be arranged with the Cleve.
land Indians. This is doubtful, as the
Giants will not arrive at San Antonio
until the day after the Indians leave
there.
Cleveland's only National league
contests are those scheduled with the
Cardinals, who also clash with the
Browns as usual at st. Louis. The
Boston Red Sox Will play practice
games with the Pirates at Hot Springs
and later the Cincinnati Reds. The
White Sox. which train on the coast,
viii not go against any big league
team prior to the opening OF the sea
son.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
TAYLOR WORKING
HARD FOR DALTON
Detroit Lightweight Sparing Nc
Effort in Preparations to
Wipe Out Defeat.

Sammy Taylor will start to retrace
the long road to Tipperary, Wednes-
day night, when he meets Jerry Dali
ton, OF Indianapolis. at Windsor, In
his first tight since the reverse at
Jackson at the hands OF Artie Kauf-
man. The sturdy Detroiter II train
ing as he has never trained before.
Ever since the Jackson tight, he has
given every available minute to the
ring game. Besides the usual train
ing stunts, he has been very careful
to diet correctly, and he has been re-
firing early every evening and climb
ing out and hitting the road before
sun-up.
stung him to renewed efforts. rather
than discouraged him, and he will be
much nearer q finished boxer when he
climbs into the ring at Windsor than
he has ever been. At that. he viii
have to concede superior boxing skill
TO Dalton, who is seasoned veteran.
Dalton, although beautiful boxer,
hasn't punch like Sammy's. how
ever, and the match Is q well bal
anced one. Both boys are confident
of victory, and they both are finding
a host of hackers.
Tuesday night will see Jack Hunter
and Paul Sikora climbing over the
ropes at Mt. Clemens for battle
that Is arousing much interest at the
Bath City. Jackson fans will see a
great fight Thursday night. when Hal
Stewart and Jimmy Murphy clash.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
MATTY'S, ARM FAILING,
SAID PROPHETS IN 1901

Danny Green. of the Chioagos.
who was out on barnstormtng
trip with Christy Mathewson de-
clares he Is afraid that the use OF
snap In delivery curves may have
given the New York twirler q per
manent injury says Sporting
Life. "All he could do when pitch.
ing was to lob them over. said
Green. To this Clark Griffith add
ed this sage reflection: III Mat.
hewson loses his ability TO pitch II
viii be an exemplincation OF my
old saying--that pitcher with
speed Is foolish TO use a curve
The criticism OF Danny Green
and the sage reflection OF clark
Griffith were printed In sporting
Life on Nov. l6. 1901. Mr.. MAT
hewson Is still lobbing them over
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
This City Considered - Seene
Of Battle For New Title
Trophy
TEN WIZARDS OF GREEN
TOP TO BE ELIGIBLE
Five Contestants For Lambert
Prize in 1907 Clash Are
Still Active

New York. Detroit or Chicago will
be the scene Of the greatest three
cushion tournament In the history Of
this style OF play. With the passing
OF the Jordan Lambert emblem. which
was donated by the Ct. Louis sports
man or that name and played for.
first In 1907, a new tournament -
necessary TO put another emblem IN
competition. Alfred De Orc won the
Lambert prize outright last year after
II had been played for seven years.
The original competition. played ~.
st. Louis In 1907, was won by HAIRY
Cline, of Philadelphia, now membeR
OF the Champion Billiard Playert
league. He defeated John DAILY. of
Chicago, In the play-off Of . tie for
first prize. John Horgan, Of 81.
Louis. was third, and Lloyd LEVINE, Of
Salt Lake City. fourth. Alfredo De
Orc. Thomas Hueston and Frank r.
Day tied for NTH. sixth and seventh
places, TT. b. Lean, OF Chicago. e0d
Joe Capron. Of st. Paul. bringing up
the rear.
The coming tournament II being A.
ragged by the BrunsMick- Bake Col
Acssooh OohR&uys WnAcu WlAA 0V@.ob0 -
new emblem, the winner Of Which
will be open to Individual challenges.
The entry list probably VIII be hm-
tied to ten, and as II II proposed to
make the entry free 1850, this win
give total OF $4,000. This amount.
with the added money and gats ~
ceipts, will make II the biggest money
tournament In recent years.
or the men who took part In the
original Lambert competition John
Daily. John Horgan. Lloyd Jevno.
Thomas Hueston. Alfredo De Orc and
Joe Capron are still In active service
and are not tied up with engagements
that prevent them from playing. Joe
Carney. former national champion,
and Fred Eames, OF Denver. also :
former title holder are available. II
one OF two Of the leaders in the In
terstate Three Cushion league can
make arrangements to enter the field
OF ten will be the best balanced ever
brought together
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
COLUMBIA is STILL
EXPECTING FOOTBALL

NEW YORK, Feb. Football at
Columbia university is not dead--only
sleeping. There Is no one at the uni
versity who will positively say that
the grid sport will be revived this
year, but the impression is general on
Morningside heights that it will be.
The agitation has been turned over
to three persons. who will present
the hopes Of the students and alumni
to the trustees, who have the final
say. There is no question but that
sentiment is more favorable to the
revival OF football at Columbia than
IL has been for several years.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
Gotham VIII Stand for ebay Bike
Races, But Not Boxing Teas for Women

>,rw yeRK Feb 1-Boxing tens for don't
around these gene that makes It's way home via
willing tackle other things Parsian put
watching huskes maui each other around the
rine-welL another story =,
John wesmante who runs the Broadway Sporting club IN
that ne would put with boxing strictly on
the John threw open the CLUB
feminine boxing enthusiasts
gather. 49, - ,..., =, .~..... tn
Thai. because John had admonished
ladies' but there only
rs asSv~ prsent she the bridge
by q York ~ n w.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
Dartmouth and
Brown Make Up

HANOVER, n. H., Feb. Athletic
relations between Brown and Dart
mouth. broken of in 1907, are to be
renewed this year. A dual relay meet
has been arranged for this spring, and
relations will be resumed in all
branches of sport as soon as satisfac-
tory schedule arrangements can be
made. The break between the schools
resulted from baseball game In 1907.
when Dartmouth nine withdrew
from the field in anger at decision
of the umpire. The resumption will
be hailed with enthusiasm by the stu
dents of both colleges.