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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
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2es 80 o ines, 6. Sept. Ser
StaatsfalrplaB mar geiterl1 iuIt berooet
lno aaes alls9eItellt gelpeIene 2cbeuoz
pieb puroe lfon Sreitog godt pbcr
Samstng friib abtronspprtirt, lnn urf
Den Staatsdllsltetlunacn bon Winnez
lota, Neorasfa uno Snoiouo st
9(an5en.
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bis geltern Nadt S15S, ,29O.31 cinge=
non1men uno miro noc6 ctluo $4,000 Su
fplleftircl1 haben. Sci llnfoite1 bctruz
gen $40, 800 uno oas 9ciiSit miro
iid nid)t ilber $4,000 bis 1000 be-
laufcl1
Gos 9cben um Sen 9ut.
Gpuntil8 8luffs. 6. Sept. Ser
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'1ut fuieoer 5ll fangen, brodte cine
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bon Council 8ltffs INT 312 ll6r beute
Ntorgen ins lln9liicf. Ser luoblhabenpe
uno an9elebene Snrmer IS. 6. Glumer
fan 5ll Sooe, Ieine Satin uno 8ln.
2epis, Der Sdtpicgerlobn iino 5ientz
lfh ldllper berlest. IS lrar Ser out
ben 2elpis, Ser abgeflpgel1 lpar lmp
Ellnner, ipelber Sic Maltiue lteuertc,
rerlor Die 8pntrolle, ais CT Dem 6ut
|1radiaete. 9us aroRe shltp itiir5te nm
|umo iiel auf Die Nliallel1, Die lit nicbt
p9ne anbere Sillfe 5lt befreien perz
npdten Sn5nilden ipar aber Elmer,
beiien Gelid9t gan5 IN Gano georiidt
mar, bereits eriticft. gs parcu s Ser
lpren i'm sllto, Die cine @elclllduft
nabe@lentpppo mitgendd)t futten lr1b
ld1ui1 uabe ibren1 Soeim lparen, ols lid
Dos llngilf ereisnete
" ann prn 90 pline per-
llngliictt.
gseIt 2i6ertp, 6. Sept. @ein
&crlud], in ungctrltnfenenl 3ultanpe
llno cinen 9lrnl nit 9acfeten bclaitet,
auf eincn 6radt5u9 5u Ipringen,
perIpr bier an1 San1stag sbeno ein
siann pus 9ebell ser tllr5 pprber leiz
nen gtanlen ais Srauf gSarnlep ppn
9ipline all9cgcben bate.
Ser 6rcnlnc, Ser ctlua IS Satire alt
Su leill idicn, ipnr pegel, Srunfenbctt
|pel1 ocn bieiigen StraBcn perlpteieu
mprocll nber trnsoem er Gin Sabrt%
billet BON Gcoar Hapio5 nuf 9apenz
port uno ctipo $50 in Ser Sald)e bat~
te, perlllbte ct Den Srac6t6llg 5lt fanz
gen, pblpobl Der Eoilngier5ug in fllr5er
3eit fouig mar. slus Sen pielen Srptz
5etteln in leiuen19}utisbud, lit SIT Idbliez
bcn pab ber Nlanu eiu Sdetcr luar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Sic Trie0cu5frcunbc
in Gbitago,
8 Of tise 8el6liille anse=

Gbiea9o, 6. Sept. Sic aonbenz
tton Der uSrienbs of 9eace" tpurbc
9eltern I'M 0lebinab Iempel nit lebr
3oblreider 8etbeilisun9 er0ffnet. gprz
nlittags tagte bas Committee fir gez
lhlllle nnD gta6mittags erDTfnete
Sron Iinna Sddbler ais Yralioentin
elmer 5rauenberiamnlllng oen 9leiset
Der Hepner unb lie lcgte belonoereu
Nodorucf oorallf, BOB oie groffnune
oieler sroben Sricben5tonoention i'll
5rauenbdnoe 9elegt ipuroe.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8risben
@alfer la9te, bnB briiben iibcr 50O,z
600 Srauen llno ainber in Rotb nuo
Gleno 9eratben leieu, neil Der ariea
tbnen ben grnabrer geruubt 6obe. Ser
90 ilitari snt II 8 lei cine sSnltituz
ttpn, Die mebr llnbeil als Sell brinae
llnb gebra6t bat unb biele sSnltitl1tipn
lpllte bonn grpboben perldlplnbel1, ipie
etn llebcl, oas NON l6pn la19c gerne
beleiti9t hattie.
u1ter Den Jiepnern bcfanb lid) al1d
Sperr &enrD Sol liner BON 9oz
benpprt, Sopa, pelder bc5itslid oes
amerifanilden @rllnoiabes aMt
countrp right OF lprpng, mb country
bic Scarf Sdrr5'ldle gerbeferllnq
citirtc: Sit slncrifa right" balu
balte cs vrigbt", i It es uirrpng"
10 made es right.
6err @plln1er lpratb iid 10 beildll:
| fig fir Srauenltimmreht aus, benn cl
la9te, lpenn Die 6rauen n1it5uitimmel
batten, lpiiroe e5 lpeniger aricg geben
9epelde aus 8erlin.
Irs Berlin traf eeiterll iibcr goD=
bile bic fplgenoe Gcpelde bier ein:
~sScnl man Die u2uiitonia" 9lf=
faire in getrad1t siebt, 10 ipIlte nar
aud on sic Ndaipncn bon 5sralleu unt
&1nnern bel1fe1, melde bon Sen 6ul.
berttauicnben abbangcu, Sic ourd
amerifanilde Wlunition beritiilnme(
ooer gctDbtet iuerben. Mlan benfe aud
an bcl9ilde l1no frnn5Dliide gibitiiter1
bie III Ben bombarhirten Srten bon lii:
lercr N3llritipn 9etnbtet ipprbe,1 linb.
u9ie slmerifancr i'll 3eutlhluno.
~. MarlbaIl 8ullett."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07

Son Ser Office bis Dltlid no6@robz
no lit Die Gage lmperanbert. 6inbeu<
bnrgs rcdter Slii9cl nabert li1 ipieber
Dem Hiemenflub.
Sic glrnce bes Grinscl1 2eppolb,
Die nit ben feinbliben 9la6buten
fdmpft, riicft iiber Sen 93osfluB bor,
liiblidb bon g8plfpipDsaf nub bat bie
straBe burb sic siirnpfc nabe geip<
lani5a pallirt, norbDltli1 bon Yroz
Sana.
Sic Nrn1ce bon @adelllcn riicft ltez
tis por.
Hetrpgrab ipibcrruft.
2pnbph 6. Gept. 9i1Blano bat
Die friibercn 8eri9te iiber Sen angcbz
liden Gceites i'm @plf bon Niga be-
ridtigt uno sic gerliner Mngabc be-
fatist, Dab bic 9eutlben fcine
5diffspcrlulte burd rllliiidc angriffe
crlitten, lonbcrn ablibtli6 r1ebrere
fleine 9anpfer perIcntt baben, llln Sic
ginfabrt in ben @olf bon 9figo 5ll
lperren.
IiirfiIdc grfolse.
apnltantinopel, 6. Sept.
Sffi5ieu. SIN snofortaabldnitt ma9z
ten unlcre @ortruppcn cini9e erfolsz
reibe 9}a6tan9riffe unb erbeuteten be-
trd9tli9es Material. Sci Mriz
Burnu bauerl1 Sic Mrtiaeriefampie
fort. Sci Gebbul : 8abr icbt Ser
Seinb p6ne grfolg lein 8ombarbement
al1f Die 6ront bon sllrui : Gepe fprt.
8er.li in, 6. Sept. Gin britildes
llnterleebopt purbe am Sonnta9 bon
eincn tiirfildlen 8ahtldiff bcld)ollen
unb berienft. 3rci Sffi5iele unb 25
Mann ben Der Mnnnlhaft lpurben 9ez
fangen. Seinoliebe Iorpeonboote, ipelz
6c 1t6 5u nabern perlubtcn, ipuroen
BON unleren 8attcrien gum 9fiid5ug
geSipungen.
Mtben. Ser tiirfildc Sorpebpjaz
ger uDar @il1ar" bat eill alliirtcs I'm
terleebppt i'm Narmaran1eer berlcnft.
(WlDgliderlpcile pecft lic6 biele glad)z
ridt nit bem 8erliner 8eri6t.
Yoriier 8lou.
Earis, s. Sept. Ser oifi5icue
9ladtbericbt la9t: gm /. September
Iflp9en feinblibe Ncroplane ilber 2unez
bile, cine pffene gtubt, lpo cs feinerlei
|.1nilitariide slnlagen gu 5eritDren sibt,
Ser feinoli6e N1griff erfol9te am guz
| &c utlb 5ur Gtllnbe bes 2llnebiller
Dlarftes. Sic Gpfer >iparen besbalt
5ablrei9 llnb 5l11eilt Srauen u1b &inz
Der.
3ur @er9cltr1n9 bolnbarbirtcn berte
sWpr9en 40 unierer seros ben gnbnz
| bpf, Sic 8erfe rnb 1nilitdril6en Sab
rifen IN 5aarbriicfen nit betrddtlidem
grfnlg.
Gin belltld)es sleroplon lanbete ben=
te III Calais unb Sic Slieger ipltrbcr
| gefa1gcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Ser slp cite 8 a q.

2a19anbaltcnper slpplaus griibte
gSm. S. 8rpan II ipdbrenb leil1er Nebe
bette gtahnittag ppr ser Ratipualz
fpnpentipn Ser Srienellsireunbe, ais
CT lagte: SD perlan9c bon cltdL BOB
SIR benu Nrdlioelltcn oicles 2onpe5
hnntbar leib. Ser Grdlibert lit frieb.
liebenb nnp ben1iiht lid, oielent 2anpe
Ben Sriebeu SIT erbaltcn.~
8rpan belhrdufte lcine 8cmcrfunz
gen mlf bic @tbif perariegfilbrllna unb
Bic 9iptblpcnoigfeit fir Ste Ser. Stanz
ten, it'd nidlt in Sen arieesitrubeI fort
reiben 5u Iaiien. .Gs 9e5iernt nns,
|ln9te er, Snleran5 uno @nbltbdtigfcit
5u iiben llnb Sic 0litlpirfllng slIler
(steutralen2) 5u irhen. 9ieler arieq
benefit, BOB sereitldaft Sen arieq
nidt berbinbcrt. q lmertfu M lrE
neutral bIetb cn, llm Sic slufz
9nbe Der Gernittlun9 iibernebmen 81
fDnner, lpeln Ser &riea norbet lit.
Sol mers 5lp cite 81 { &c.
Ipr 8rpan lpurpe nc,n friiberel
apn9rebmam1 Iollmer ebeufolls leb=
batter @eifau selpenbet, ols CT Sic Nb=
milliltrutipn on9riff, neil tic Sic slls=
| flbr bon Wilnnitipn nod europa &C.
ltattct. @ollmer Id)ilbertc leiue NNt.
lpirfung an Dem Sample fir sic Gin;
reihl1ng Ser Mcinl,tion i'm &pnsrcB
mcld)e Gin Gnlbar9u olf sic Gerlcn:
pllng bon Nhlnitipn Ie9cn ipIltc. g
ltcbc nod >belltc fir bielc Helplutiul
Elm 1lllo bcbalpte. bab nicles Sunb of:
ne lpl6cs embargo gar nidt nentra
lcin fpnre.
ngcutrol Slt iein, lu9te Der Hcbner
| leibt niht, bic gereitlpilliafeit ppr:
! lchiitc1, biilislpillig fir beioe. Seite,
SIT lcil,, lpenn mir leben, puB llur cin
| Scitc Sic oiilfc crbaltcn fam. Sic.
/ lit, lpos ser Yriiincnt in Salle pol
Wtcrifp eirrmol Supicr 9ielt.
.ltrnIitiit" nonntc. @nrlm fam c
nid]t basielbe I'M Sale bon 9eutld
lano cinlcbcll2 Sn hen Nll9en 0es Of
i fisicllen 8nlbingtpn nulb sic megita
nil6e &ultur ais bDber als Sic oertld)
(&ultllr betrucbtet lpcrhcn."
4 Sic apnpentipn uobm eiren 9 e
. If lll s an, Der sic Sreibeit Der @tee
re forbert lnb ser Subritation tpnt
| hrinecnoer Snitrumcntc aus Nrofit
|gier oppp,,irt. Sic 9cnnten ipllrocl
ongelpieiel,, hielen 8eldblub bcm aon
sreB unb hem Yrdlioenter 6u u1ter
brciten.
Sic &onpentipn bielt bellte 9lad'
nod cine arpbc @tallcnperlammllln
i'm Sreien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07

N3orion, Sus. Su ieincr bieiisen
Acknowledgements lagtc Sam @pmpcrs
bette: n2abt ms einia binter Eraii~
bent @ihpn itcben fir peltlpcitcn
Srieben ms sFenldenbriiberldaft.
9ellere s(rbeitsbebin9unaen brin9en
Srieben ,lno sSo1stbum."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
gclesrnpbilhe 9sutiscm.

.. Septe1llpcr.
3 alcbaII. sSn Ser 9futipna
ct. 2olli5 3, Chicago 3
Ct. 2puis 10, Chicago o.
Yittsbrlrg 0, Cincinnati 8.
9sittsburg 5, Cincinnati ?. /!
sielu gprf 5, @pltpn ?.
gtep Yprf 4 Bottom 0.
8rppflpn 6, Tbilnnelpbia 8. I
Sruoflbn l. E6ilobelp6ia 3.
Sn Der 81 lmeri an 2ea9ue:
GbiIaoelpbio 8, @aIbington 5.
EliluoeIpbiu 0, SSalblngtpn 5.
Chicago Z, gleuelnno /.
Chicago s, gclepclnno 0.
Button 0. slem 9nrf 4.
Bottom 2, aIelp Sprf 5.
Setrpit ct. aullis, 9legeu.
Sn Ser Seperol 2en9uc:
grpptlpl 5, 9tenarf I.
9rppflpn I, 9iclunrf 0.
ct. 2ulis 4, Chicago 5.
Buffalo 3, Baltimore :.
Suffulo 3, Baltimore 3. Y.
Sn Der S 2iga:
Supenport 6, Noline 7.
9auenport 0, Wloline Z.
3odforo /, Sreeport 5.
Npdfpro 4, Srceport 3.
Bloomington 0, Ycpria Q.
Bloomington 6, Georia IL.
aaulas Gitp Sittsburg, Negen.
8nng I. Mainc. @ttua 80 1iaiz
pnen in @nlo unb Sicberbeiten famen
beute nit oem britiiden areuser glr@
aple in S,aliiar an uno iino nah SEEM
yprf beltimnt, Inn bem britil6cn Stres
Dit allf6ubelfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Sel6laie Trieofn8foupcntiou iuGbicaqo
II 'pie cine ,,ene MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sir 6rei1elt oer Meere rno seseu Die @aifenausiubr
Sebentenbe 9lcbcn pur Srpan uno gpnmcr.

eHerer perlierte Srcbeniebe 9rdlnu Scr Scpcruz
Sal g8al6inginn tuG augnonc1 Sic qlldoeit Set
tur5l1den oeuhhen Ierlderrng 6e5pcclt
aommafpant Snlruion ge6abt
Die @ae mag lub lonIpie prbacn 6o6cr gsobnson
hcnals ru6g ab ~ @is ppae sufldrmg fou1tt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07

(Sortlebllns al,f ber 6. Seitc.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Scr britii@t vgintr" : '{qtrian torpebirt
uuo Qefl,s
.-a =,
8lieb nad) oemt 9reTer nod .Soex soem
idDtutmMtemo,
sant aber enge @leleu anesnsouu III tieiem oer
saf bic nterinnno, Nsnc sOrpcbD ausseidlpnn

Grte Bcdbte Dob al ann gerct ncbef
DAB 20 pcrmBt perhen G pei gr0b bre Gan,picr
perlenft Sarfcl 6am 5p auire leer ltlldabid
9enadt Seine 9rDberen fanpe gcln ser Siron
gSabrctnlb pe ba a6el nit epcria beraet Nbcr sic
eiabr fir 9iga 1g nb s8erpn io1eu Sic M0irn cu
neues Hlanben baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
gnlgaricn bellti #
frel1nb bli 6.

gcrli,l, 6. Sept, ornbtlps nod
gappille. (llcbcrlcc gtadricbtens
Igertur.) 2oB 9ulaurien penGentralS
mabten frcltnblid gelinnt lit, aebt
aus einer 9epc1de bcrppr, ipeldc Der
8icc 8rdlibcnt Der Sobral1ic llad)
.ben Sail Ser rllllilden Scltung grelt<
2ttoipst an 8ailcr Milbclm 9crlbtet
Dot. 4.
@ieIe 9epeitbe iibern,ittelt bem aais
ler 8nlgorieus berslid)e 8liicflpiillobc
anlaBlidb Ser el1nacnbcn 8uffcntbat
ser Ierbiinbctcn llnb pcrlid)crt ibn oes
pplllten Gcrtraucrs bcs blllgarllben
Gplfes in feline Goes 9ailers) 8ercd)s
ti9feitsliebe.
auiler @iI6e1m bat bas Sclegranm
bnrh @ermittellua Ser oel,tIden 8eS
laubt11ait in gofia in bcr5li6lte1
3ei1e beantipprtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
&lcinc &ricssuadrid)tcn.
9 eli tlcblanb nimmt Sric
bcnsrebe { fiig |.

9eut c)lnnD II I'M III Srtc<
bcnsreb fiji l..
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Sept. Sic eaa5c oeutibe Yreiie itebt
bent Sriebensgerebc, bos bpnSSalbingz
ton ll1b anberen Gllcllen fprnn1t. fiibl
gegel,iiber. 60 ia9t bic uaD(nilebe 3cis
tllng" in cincn1 daroftcriltild)en slrttz
fel: n9ieIe libel angcbrudtcn Gerlude
bes Nellterl1en Surcalls babcn nlr
sen ei,,en 3lpecf, 5lpild6en 9cltlcblonr
lu,b 1einen Gerbiil1petcn, Sclterretdz
llngarn ltub Ser Siirfci MiBtrnucn 81
lae,t bod lit pas perlprelle2iebcsmilbe,
Sic 8eIt nuB iid} allmdblicb nit Dc,
sSbcc bertrout naben, hab MIR bcl
11ellc 9rciblnb felt aefiigt it, 9el
8rlu,b pafiir. bab bic Sricbel1spropoz
paganba in Der fcinplihen Ercllc cir
immer lolltercs gdu finbet lit in bcn
@nnlde su ll1dcn, ipcni9ltens nod bas
au rcttcn, mas Su retten lit, che Del
pollltanbige 3lllammenbrnd) fpmmt
9iejer @llnlc) fnnn lnlr hanl, crlnf
genon,n,er1 l1np bcriicfli6ti9t iperben
penn Sic gHebcrla9c pfien cingcltan=
Sen lpirb. llniere Sciube n,iillcn CT
|fenne,l, bab tic NIT berartigcn Nlttel;
d1cn 1ulb sSl1triguen nidt crrci9cn fpn;
,lcn, mas lie nit ibrcn 8affen rlb
lerrciChcll fptntcll.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
WOULD ABOLISH FIELDING LIN

Joseph Volz appeared before th board of compensation and assesa ment last night in relation to th abolishing Of the four foot buiidinl line which affects his property o Franklin street at the corner of Elm He wants to utilize the full wfdT of his lot to erect a garage. but othe property owners on Franklin stree are opposed to his petition an strongly objected at last nights hear ing. The building line is four fec for a distance Of 100 feet from Ell street and then becomes an elrh foot line. Those opposed assert the will claim heavy damages if the lin is abolished.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

his surprise when at the close of the bouts in Silktown, Cunning announced that if Rocco wanted to meet his man he would have to make PA pouds ringsidc.
 It is probable that Manager Hanna wll wash his hands of Cunning and secure a more worthy opponent for Rocco at the coming show.
 In the curtain raiser on the eve- ming of the Marto -Mohr bout will be between Johnny Hayes, familiarly known as Jimmy Riley will appear. It is likely that Joe Tierney who met Tommy Shea on the night of the Britton- -Hyland fight will be his op- ponent This bout should be a whirlwind affair and worth going miles to see. Hayes in a letter to a local man states that he is in the best of shape and is ready to go against any man of his weight in the country
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
WINNERS. GET PAID.
Red Sox Depart For Homes On
 Receiving Bacon.

Boston, Oct 15.-With checks in their pockets for $3,s25:8O as their idividual shares of the proceeds of the worlds series games, several mem hers of the champion Red Sox team left for their homes last night Other players are to join automobile or hunting parties, while First Baseman Hoblitzel and Catcher Cady are plan ming to become members of a special playing team, under the management of Secretary Bancroft of the Cin- cinnati Club.
 Twenty-two players shared equally in the monery split, McNally, one of the eligibles, who was with the team only short time, receiving a small Ter sum than the others, Before the division was made the players took out McNallys share, and also $500 each for Secretary Riley and for Trainer Green, and certain gifts for other club attaches. They are to make testimonial gifts to Manager Carrigan and President Lannin later.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

son, Gillies and Mueller took part in the scrimmage. Anderson and Gil
 lies are among the heaviest of the line candidates and neither has shown the speed " aggressiveness which Dan Reed desires. Conse- quently, they havo had more work this week than tk fr teammates.
 Barrett. Shelton, and Jameson have not taken part in a single scrim- mage, while Cool. Shiverick and Col lins have done some hard work. The coaches evidently feel that these men have developed sufficiently for the present, and have been working hard to bring the laggards up to the mark Among the best bits Of work today was the playing of Jewett, a substi- tute tackle, who broke through and blocked most of Shocks punts, TO- covered three fumbles, and intercept ed forward pass. Ryerson. substi
 tute end, showed up well, and his improvement has been one of the noticeable developments Ryerson was overlooked among tho freshman can didates last year. but Ray Vanorman saw his possibilities right away when he came out this fall. Another man who is receiving considerable atten- tion is Fisher, a tackle, who may get a chance in the game on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
TWO BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
Identified As Members Of Schooner
 Foundcred on Woodmont.

New Haven, Oct. 1e.-The bodies of two men, identified as George T. Walker and Charles Nelson, missing members of the crew of the schooner Brownstone, which foundered off Woodmont on October 5, were washed ashore at Rocky Beach. woodmont yesterday. They were removed to a West Haven morgue.
 The bodies of Capt. Wm. A. Pease of the Brownstone and of his wife, who also were drowned when the yes
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
ELpS COACHES TURN
 AGAINST CRITICS
(Continued From Twelfth Page.)
Tigers in Movies.

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 15.-The football practice had the additional feature of moving pictures being talk en in the rain yesterday. Coach Rush had the camera man snap several oI the Varsity plays during part or the. scrimmage. Only the ordinary sort of plays were used, but Rush hopes to build up team work as well as individual play by the use of the flms
 The scrubs worked out some La- fayette plays and threw scare into the spectators by working two for Wa1I passes in succession. On the whole, however, the regulars stood up well against the offerings Of he scrub team. The steady rain d1d not seem to interfere much with Rush plans, and the first squad men scrlm- maged for half an hour before sub- stitutes were allowed to go in. Steady drill on a few comparatively simple plays was the program for the var sity in an offensive line.
 Two backfe1d men, who have nou yet been in any of the Tigers games may get a chance in the Lafayette game Saturday. Law is almost cer- tain to get into the game and for the first time this year the public may get a line on the form that the Phil adelphia boy is showing. Mike Charles also has seen much service in back field during the practice sessions Cf the week and may spend a short while in the game. His showing, however, will not warrant the coaches to start him. It is also probable that Jack Eddy may get a public tryout next Saturday.
 West Point, N. Y, Oct. 15.-Yes- terday's practice of the Army eleven showed more changes in the makeup of the team. The men did not go out until dusk, and the drill was shorter than usual Cole, a basketball man, was brought over from the Cullum hall squad, which is the Armys re- cruiting depot for football material He played in the scrub back field. Coles good work in the game against Hamilton Institute yesterday won him a place on the big squad. Of the headliners, Captain Wayand, McEwan Coffin, Ford and Meacham were aI- lowed to rest, Ford and Coffin were out, but had only a limbering up eX- ercise. Goodman was in McEwan's place at center. Some of his passes were poor Murrill started at quar- ter back. but gave way early in the
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
Shifts in Williams Team

Williamstown, Mass, Oct. 15.-The Williams Varsity football eleven went through a hard two-hour practice here yesterday afternoon in prepara- tion for the game with Brown at Pro- vidence on Saturday. During most of the workout Coach Daly kept the men drilling at signals in an attempt to preclude all possibility of confusion in this part of the Purple's play against the Rhode Islanders. A shift has been made in the lineup since last week Laplante taking Jones's place at quarter back, H. Wright deposing Welch at center, Choate advancing to left guard in place of Weeks and Welch covering J. A. Wright's po~ sition at right guard. Following the signal drill today, a novel method of teaching the men to tackle properly was introduced by Coach Daly. He ordered a hurdle moved from he running track to the gridiron and placed in front of the tackling dunn my. The men were then instructed to dive under the hurdle and down the dummy, thus insuring a low tackle below the knees.
 Following is tho lineup which Will Hams will probably use against Brown Hubbell, right end; Brown, right tac- kle; Welch, righ; guard; H. Wright, center: Choate, left guard; C. rfeld, left tackle; Blodgett, left end; Lap lante, quarterbrtk, Pollard, left half back; Tomkins, fLH back; Ovcrton, right half back.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
LAW TO CAPTAIN PRINCETON.

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 15.-Bernard Garter Law of St. David's Penn, is the new captain of the Princeton baseball team Law was elected here yesterday to take the place of James Hoyt, elected captain of this years nine in New York after the last Yale game in June. Hove was forced to resign because heart trouble prevent ed his taking part in the games. Buzz" Law has been a varsity base ball man for two years, playing last year at shortstop. He is also a var sity football man, playing at halfback and is noted for his bunting ability. He was member of the Princeton tennis team in the intercollegiates two years ago, but is kept from that game now by Princeton's two-sport rule. He graduated from Haverford with the class of 1912.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

play to Neyland. Brundred, Hugo and Bringham made up the Varsity back field. Britton played at end for first time in a month. The guards were Jones and Knight and tackles, Schien- ker and Holmes. Oliphant was used at the other wing position. One touchdown was scored by the Varsity on straight football after the ball had been given to them on the twenty-five yard line. Bringham took it across. It was too dark to try for a goal. There was some rather loose handling of the ball that displeased the coaches.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
SEYMOUR STRIKE SETTLED.

Seymour, Oct. 15.-The strike at the H. A. Matthews Manufacturing Company, makers of metal goods, was settled yesterday by compromise agreement under which the men will receive 7k per cent. increase in wages. When 100 men struck about week ago they asked for a ten per cent. raise and refused a five per cent increase offered by the company. The strikers will return to work to- morrow.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
STREET CAR STRIKE.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. oct. 15.-A strd car strike has again tied up trafffc
 this city and adjoining towns for t second time within six months. Fl ployes of the Wilkesbarre Railw Company, by vote of 200 to ss at meeting yesterday. decided to go 0 on immediate strike because of q unsettled condition of the wage al pute between their executive comml tea and the officials of the company.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
;AMMY WAtTZ's MGR. ,CHANGES MIND OFTEN
trees to Match His Man With Joe Rocco at 124 Pounds at O'Clock Then Backs Down.

Manager Thomas J. Cunning is a krsatile acrobat. That is his ability somersault is of the A No. 1 kind. Is latest feat in this line was given St evening in Manchester, when lnager William W. Hanna, who is to yhduct boxing exhibition in this NJ on Tuesday, October 26, took up &e matter of matching Joe Rocco *ainst Cummings alleged champion kmmy Waltz. The question or
 ght which has been Cunning
 In argument in preventing his pro Be from entering into the ring with
 little Italian champ, was agalh ken up by this versatile manager fh the result that it looks at pres
 that Cunning will not allow ms Enter to engage in bout with ROC Ut Ioofed for time last evening Y if 'YManager Hanna was to be suc-
 sful in matching the men, and se-
 Ted Cummings word to agree to a \ tch with Rocco, the weights to be
 pounds at o'clock and great was