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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

The replay between the West Hud-
sons, Of Newark, and the Clan Mac
Donalds. of Brooklyn, in the first round
of the United States Football Associa-
ton series for the national challenge
trophy at Harrison, ". j., yesterday
resulted in victory for the former by
a score of goals TO in one of the
hardest fought and toughest games
seeen here this season.
The two teams. which had met twice
before without reaching q decision,
were well matched, and neither side
scored throughout the first period of
play. Fifteen minutes after the restart
A. Winston. n new player for the West
Hudsons at outside left, shot the first
goal after a miskick by Ross, the Clan
MacDonald's left back. Three minutes
later, from twenty-five yards out.
Winston got the second. From cross
BY McChesnie, Madden scored a goal
for the Clan MacDonalds fifteen min
utes from the end.
ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
YALE HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Nine Games Arranged To Play. Prince
ton Team Here.

New Haven, Nov. 2s.-Joseph E.
Otis. jr.. manager Of the Yale hockey
tenn. announced the schedule for the
season here tonight. go.
Nine games md an additional two
games TO be played in case OF tie, are
Ireudcd in The 5chedule. More dates
may be added later H..
JsnuAry r. Massachusetts Aggies. 81 Nv ha'sil
January 10. Princeton. 81 New l0fk. yMtA} -.
dartmouth al B0stOn; Jauary 20 '''"o'' ."
Ae,s Hsyen. -. t....,.r,
February T. Dartmouth, a. Ne~ liA'ri. Ieor'n,
Ia Harvard a. Boston. T~t7Iar - Princeton,
Nrt IfsV,ai. Ffh-is- ~ VI iihirs 40 Nf-T hffrl.
Fss,ruar % Princeton A. Princeton w case o'
a del. Februay e0 Harvard III NrN HAfcli. 49,,
March T. Harvard. W BoslOu. I'm eAss 81 ue''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

Greenville rolled up the record
score of the season against St. George
in a Metropolitan League game at Ma
combs Dam Park yesterday, defeat
ing the st. George eleven by IA goals
to |.
At half time the players from Jer-
sey had lead Of to 0. Kelosch
was the most prolific of the goal get
tiers, being credited with eight Nc
Loughlin added two goals and J. Nc
Knight, ]. Lowe. Schund and S. Nc
knight one each. Hitchcock was re-
sponsible for the lone tally in St.
Georges column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Official Fielding Averages
of the National League

The Official fielding averages Of Ma
t!onsl League players who played in
fifteen or more championship games
during the season of 1915 follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

T0uchd0uns-Luscombe. Sears. Beech Goals
Over'eh fof Olsen. kaufman FOR ward Olsen for
johnson Johnson 'or Haley Beech for Tut Bell
for Kramer. De Cnursey fof Luscofnbe. White for
WIN ans iohnson f0f Haley. Pos-y f1r Rfhi..
Umrifs-Erysn. Hsfsrec-iisll. Nav Head lines
nan-DOc Hunt Tint .! gAme-Tl&cn minutsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
What Football Teaches.

~ OoTBALL and the gr football training leave impress for
good players after they get out of college Inc game
teaches many hngsselfdenia fearessness quick thinking
moderation control and dependaby among others also teaches and
impressionabe of the body and striking illustration
furnished the Yale gridirOn this fall Nine Of the ten
coaches who were asked aid pulling the eleven to-
eethe early responded to the call They were
Shevl Owsey, Johnny Field Ray Bgeow, Ted Le
Johnny Fitzpatrick Burr Chamberlain Guy Hutchinson and Howard
Rafferty, the only who not able go back OF these
nine these nine six do not drink anything
stronger than White Rock and coffee
And the Greatest of These
journeys this fall subject could always be counted on to
quick response much argument 1t had to do with the
merits compared with Charley Barrett of Cor
nell Jim Thorpe of the Carlisle Indians and TED Coy OF 9a as C
but quickly down Thorpe and Mahan and opn
ion seemed evenly Occasionally Tack Hardwic
while Andy Smith, of Pennsylvania was referred to
several greatest back Of all time Jim McCor
mack Princeton mentioned the of all pungng backs
not excepting Maubetsch Michigan while insisted that Walter
Ecersa of Chicago quarterback than Barrett But
the WHOLE conceded the stars of all stars
the brightest recognized but not much
by the the offence well
the defence pungng kicking and passing would be
find four better the than Mahan Thorpe Bar
and Coy.
An Abuse in Football.
<<v occurs to me- RICHTER chat the practice Of putting
in sadly abused As example, Team has the ball
on Team BIS 5-yard line given, the for
the play but the coach of Team ushes
s5saSso on "p the There nsS da and finally signal
the continuity attacking side be affected The practice seems
unfair Why not prohibits substitute going in after the
teams set for pay?
1HE criticism is just The attack has been held up number
of this just such nehous anu Ho
Of oftenmes oHefce waKeeo
by checking monenary defence strengthened ny even 'o
breathing snac II might frame rule to cover the point
without working hardship certainly worthy OF CONSIDERATION
Case for the Courts
HE discussion in The Of the amateur rule writes E.
" S. reminds Of q serious point that nave oeeh III
tending 70 you. As doubtless know" we nave
very excellent bed Staten Island Cricket Club and one
Sunday years when wanted to go 70 nu per
aded him not but 90 the and play tennis with me-
by Offering him the bride Of luncheon Now the question Is
whether this does not make him professional and whether ne
medals on he TRACK '
sge and number 0 that he has at tennis"
This for the courts, for the amateur rule trainers
Bribery a rmc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

Goals-whision (2l. wes, Hudsons Madden.
Clan MacDona'ds Rcferee-C. F.. Creighton.
Linesmen-R MacCulloch and Legget. Time
Halves OF forty five minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

Elmer
Comment and Gossip
On Sports of the Day
By HERBERT

Pittsburgh the unbeaten football elevens
year Harvard West Point and Union
Cornell the of Harvard Michigan and Pennsylvania
football that has held
rowing track and field This place Is
There hosCarley Brey who set aside tina
Harvard the preference on late
This not fair which showed such consistent
power Of the 1t that Harvard the
that falling
against which, matter what It's
defensve last Thursday
But there believe the from Ithaca would not
have shown this same finish against Yale that
November 90 it did October 20
deception Cornes largely drv
ING power Harvad prett follow that would
have the kind Of defence Cornell
met every test the victor belongs the spois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

G0aT1--EIIIs ~, tfCne. Br00'Iyn CeItl's' Van
den Eynden. Continentss. Referee-D NJ Whyte.
Lincsmen-Duggau and Jones. T!me-lIalyes Of
forty five minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
A Loval Princeton" Man.

DIG BILL EDWARDS about Johnny Knox OF
X valued scouts They riding down
l. together the late Princeton and friend seeing
Edwards later remarked "Who that loyal Princeton man a"
game Big Bill smiled
Johnny he said ale scouts for Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

Referpp-A Mont {0mefy. IInesmPn-NchInEey
ami Mcintosh Goss-Spicer (2l. ShanholL Time
Halves OF IS minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

One these days perhaps Willie Hoppe will be beaten but for the
present no him check His record
Of sOs at 1872 balkne billiards proved him the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

The State League game between the
Hungarians and White Rose at Huber's
Oval resulted in favor of the White
Rose team by goal to 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

GOals-Haughey and IT. Shaw. Jersey BIucs.
Bruce. Marshall and Click. Fulton Camerops.
Regeree--Nadcl Linesmen-Vis0n and Madison.
Tilne-Halves o. forty-1ye minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Credit to Columbia.

NE can saw without that new spirit has been
Columbia, reawakened spirit Football
~ did Superlatives would be wasted giving credit to Mel
building
green less unted material Supera
ves also would giving credit the eleven individually
and collectively grdron miracle almost worked South Field
this fall and with Columbia the honor of having the
leading called the second division To beat Yves
evan this wear something of which to boast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Footballs Newest Star.

IT. the grdon would have risen football
Columbia Howard Miller at quarterback
the of the gridiron mighty ne goes
along 1t quite possible that he deserves seat even
but his does not end
there capable field general and brilliant runner IN broken
field goals the field in three puts him in the Charley
Brkey heights with the amount Of
the Harvard captain of ago gave 10 the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

folge marer1 es, tpas fie unternabmen,
Miberfolge mer6en es fem, tpenn iie
uberbm1pt nod Die &ruft baben, ct
mos 5u nnternebmen. Sbre S1otte,
a1f tpel9e iie lire leBte un6 ein5ige
&offnung febert, lit nl1blos getpor6en,
ieit6em Deuti@lan6 ii@ 3ugange,
tpelde 1idt iiber 6as Meer fubren,
g%eoffnet fat; fie lit gespilfermoBen
obne ein @umpf beiiegt. Sire Cont
pag1re Der 2iiee un6 @erleumoung
lit ebenio feblgeidlagen &pie tire frie=
geriiden n~nternebmungeh un6 Die
bielgeriibmte englii@e diplomatic fat
inn @olfan etne Mie6erlage erlitten,
bon tpelder it@ England ntdt tpie6er
erbolen miro. Ser Sag Ser Mbre@=
11ung 1pir6 fontn1e1p un6 Dos englii9e
aus ben 6uge1 geben -
un6 Damn miro 9euti9Gan6 nn6 sic
@et ni6t 6ie &ranfen, 6enen Die Sill
feleiitu1g, un6 ntdt Die Boobies, 6e=
mem 6ie @abrung bertpeigert mur6e,
p%ergeiie11. @6an6e Iber 6ieies 11n=
menfdlide bertporfeme &rdmerboH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Ser @ipfelpmnft em8li=
f6er Nieoertra1t.

S1t ieinen bergebli9en 8eriu9en,
Gentidlan6 our9 l1nterbimoung lei,
mes iiberieeiiden Sonoels 5n er=
6riifen, greift England iebt 5n Den
per5meifeltiten Mittelrr. Sic @eriud)e,
9euti@lano 6ur6 Mbfdneioung Der
3ufubr gemiliermaBen a1tS5nbungern,
lit flagli6 gef6eitert. @ur@ Die Ct
fdlieBung Ser rei6en &ilfsqueaen,
lpeld)e iebt aus 6em Orient gu flieBer1
beginnen lit 6os SiaSfo fir oie eng
lii9e StranguliernngS=Ebeorie bou=
itan6ig getpor6em. SSn obnma@ttger
@a1tb 6ebnt England iein @tnfubr=
perbot iebt o11d auf @egenitan6e arS,
melde nit ben militdrif@en @rfor6er=
niIien ser fein6ltden 2an6er ni9t Dos
@eringfte 5u tbpn baben.
3unddit Fat es it4, moW er1nle=
tbigt 61r@ sic betonnte Ssn6olen5 INT
ierer &egierung, 6ie 1nerborteiten
gingriffe in Ole meritaniide &oit er=
la1bt, un6 5tpar a119 in 8e5ug a1f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Ra(iert 66er 9ren5e.

Cine rei5e1oe @ren5iopue, ote an
6er @eltltner @pra9enede 3mif9en
f@mei3erif@en unb 0iterrei9H@en
@oloaten m0g1t@ 1T, er3dblt Der
f@pei5ertide Sberft Scarf Mi1er, Ser
felt etntgen Wo@en Die borttgen
@ren5perbGltnife itubiert. Gin @@neiz
ger 8arbier, ber bort i'm @oloatenrod
CUR @ren5mo6e tomman6tert 1T, ra<
fiert 0iterrei@iide Sfft3tere, 6te ienz
feits oes @ren5orabtes auf 0fterrei@tz
f4em 8o6en ft4 b%eftnben, tpdbrenb Ser
eiogen0f{ii@e 8arbierfolbat auf f9metz
3erif@em 8o6en iteben bletbt. Das
famerabfdaft1ihe @erbdltnis miro
ou4 i'm Mustauf9 bon neiBem Rom<
misbrot segen SIS. z3garetten aus
geubt.
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&riegsminiiter

Der fran50iide &riegsminiiter
@uQieni fat Dor eimigem Eagen in
ber Deputiertentammer ollf Die Motb-
men6igteit bingeapieien, Boris 5u
berpropiatieren. 9ie Sahe iei brin=
gen6, iogte CT. St gab 6iefe @rfla-
r,1ng ab gelegentli6 elmer @useinan=
6eriebung iiber Die 6roge, Oh i'm
porigen Sabre ols DIE 6e1rtf@en
|Gr11ppen beinabe bot Sen Sboren ber
@m1ptita6t itan6en> cine 8ertbeioi-
gung oerielben beabiidtigt getpefen
iet. @oQieni ser 6amalS General
go%atperne11r bon @uris moot, beiabte
oos un6 ging 5ie1nli6 a11Sfiibrli@ auf
Ole @orbereitungett Elm, Die CUR Ser
tbeioigung Der 2an6esba1ptIta6t &C.
troffen tpur6en. l1n6 6aram fniipfte
er 6o1tm sic Mabnung, Baris unber-
5iigli4 gu berprooiantieren. Das
fann MIR 6en Sinn baben, baB Ser
Strtegsmtn11ter e1ne W1e0erbol11ng
ser @reigmiiie fiirdtet, in 6eren Mit=
telplmft er 6amals itun6, alio nut
Ser Moglidteit elmer @elogerung Der
&m1ptita6t ernitli9 rednet. @ollieni
lit tein S@tpdber. Sc lit nidt feline
Mrt, ins 8laa1e binein8ureoe11> uno
menn er in 10 6ringlider Gorm ba5u
ratb> @orfebrungen fir 6ie @erpro-
piantierung ser &on1ptito6t gu tref=
fer1 6ann miro er tpoN feline @riin6e
6afir baben. un6 Die @riin6e iino
ni6t umbefannt. @ouieri befird=
tet offenbor, 6ob Ole Deutiden nod+
6em lie iia ben @eg nod &onitanti=
nopel geoffnet, ra1rmebr 6as @dmer=
getpi6t 6es Samples mie6er na9 Dem
me1tliden &riegs16aup1obe perlegen
ff0lnnten.
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OmemeS 8etenmtmib.

ST. England nrebrem itd Die Stim'
men, sic gegen Ole @erletmoltng Der
5e11tf9en &11lt11r 1,n6 6ie Serabietnlng
Ser beutiden 2eiitun9en orf oem &C.
biete ser aunit unb @iiienidoft, bon
Gedmid u,ro @r3ieba1ng @iniprud er-
beben. SIM &arlament lelb1t bat Der
Mgeor6nete Dinon barauf aufmerf-
fam ge,nodt, boB 6ieie iogenannten
&unnen Sen @nglan6ern a1f bielen
@ebieter1, gum 8eiipiel ouf 6em Ger
gr3iebung un6 6es llnterridtS, at
&mlt1r iiberlegen ieien. Ser befanmr
tie engli16e &11nitforider Sit Mortin
Gontpap bot oen @eltruf 9eutid-
LAMBS fir @iiienfdaft un6 8ilbung
nndoriidli1 berporgeboben uno bat
leinen 9am6sIeutet beion6ers 3u &C.
miitbe gefiibrt, bob beiipielstpeiie
groBnneelegte l1nterrebm1lngen onf
oen @ebiete Ser &11nitmiiienidoft
iiberba1tpt MIR IN Deltt1blano mog%
liz. ieien. Mm lmttelten aber erbebt
li6 gegea sic @erle,m6atng 6er oeut=
lden &1lt1r bic Gimme ser Timber
litat g%6i1rba1rg. @6inburg mor i6on
ieit 6en Gogen @arlDles Elm Git 6el1t-
ider 5tu6ien, 100 a11ren6li6 piel mebr
@erntnib bon Geutl@lan6 nno. Ser
ltan6niB fir Deutidlar6 5u finben
1T, ols in England ielbit. Sort bo=
ben ii@ odt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unter ser 2eitung bon Brofeiior Na=
terion 6uiammengetbon uno cine
g9rift beroffentlidt, 6ie, mie es IN
ser gi11leitung beiBt, Den 3ped ber+
folgt bie Srrtbiimer iiber Deatl9=
la1ro 5u berbeiiern, 6emen Die eng
lifde &reiie perfonen fei. @ie nn=
befonge1r bas @u@ lit, benefit sic
@11tb, 6ie eS in Sranfrei6 entfeiieH
bot. Gin betannter fron5oiiider So
ges19riHiteIer erflart in elmer @e=
fpre6nng bes 8a1des, iebes &apitel
iei Elm gliibenbes Sob Deuti61onos.
Mon begreife nidt, BOB es GnglanE
ser gGbe, sic be11te 6erartige 8ii&er
1dreiben. @enr in 6ranfrei6 le<
mano sic Stirn babe, Die miiienidaft=
li@e @ubrbeit 10 meit 5u treiben,
miir6e fi6 Dos ganse 2an6 geidloiien
gegen i'm erbebem. IS lift gut, 6ieies
Wort inn @ebG9tniB 5u bebalten: es
lift 6os offene 8efenntniB 6es geiiti=
gen Tromfrei9s CUR l1ntpabrbaftig<
felt.
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Kinder Scnrelen
MACH FLETCHER'S
RIA

Ser berbaltnifmafig anitanbise
Son in Ser 5meiten Mncono=Note ion
ieinen @runb in Der @nttaui9une
baben, Die Ser 8rdii6ent ii@ init Dem
u%nge5ogenen Son Der eriten geote be-
reitet bat. gs beiBt> ser Brdfi6emt
babe gegla11bt, 6ie be5iigIi9 6es 2u=
iitanio=SaueS nit 9eutidIon6s idme=
benoen &erbm6lungen beibleunigen
5u fomnet, &penrr CT gegen Seiterreid)
einen m0gGi@it i6roffen uno 6roben=
Ben Son anidloge. Mber sos geraoe
@egentbeil lit eingetroffen. Sic
@erban6lungen nit Berlin gerietben
ms Stoden, als ser @ortlo11t Ser
1a6 8ien geridteten Mote befannt
mrr6e, nn6 aus bertrauliden Mit=
tbeilungen i6eint man entnommen
5u boben 6oB sic nod @ien gerid=
tete Note in 9e1tl6lan6 eine Stim=
ma111g berborger1fen bot, Sic Sen
Serban6lungen iiber sem 2uiitania=
Sal nidtS tpeniger ols giinitig lift.
2uber ser Sontpe6iel in Ser 5tpeiten
Mncona=geote. Man fat eingefebem,
baB man tpie6er ein1naI cine Dnmm=
beh gema4t bat, nn6 onideinen6 min
mart ii6 6as 5ur 2ebre 6iene11 Iaiien.
Sc beiBt namli@ m1d, mam lei i'm
StoatS6epurtement nidt abgeneigt,
in Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6urd
@erban6lungen cine Ser
iitan6igung 5u iu6en, I'M iie m0g=
Itdit rai9 aus ser @eIt at fdoffen.
Mnn lei 5u @ntgegenfommen bereit
un6 boffe 6os audi in @ien 5u finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

|iolde &oitidde, melde bon Mmerifo
ma9 nea1traIen 2an6ern beitimmd
iin6. Sdme6en bat gegen bieie sc,
moltafte unper5iigli6 @epreiialien
ergriffen. Die @ereinigtem Stoaten
ni@t; uniere @egierung balt it@ nidt
fir bemiiBigt, sic @oit bieies 9on6es
gu idiiben, mer1r iie g%leidseitig ben
lieben MGiierten 6abet ouf Die Tube
treten m11B. Sos nadite lit, bob
England Sen @erian6 ianitarer Mr=
tifel, peld)e in ben &oipitalern &C.
broa1dt tper6en, 1ob Geuti6lano uno
Seiterrei6 berbin6ert. 9as bieiige
&otbe &re15 bat gegen 6ieie booenF
Ioie Mie6ertradt energii6 proteitiert;
Oh es biel belfm miro, bleibt ob5u=
martem. Gin Mppen an uniere Ste
gter1tng miro gena1 10 bel 1uben mie
on6ere 8eidtper6en. @ielleidt rafft
ii9 Sefretar 2aniing einmal mieoer
|5n ether @ote auf sic bon 2on6on
gemiitbli@ 5u 6en iibrigen geGegt
miro.
@elbit oa1f Mild, tpelde fir sic im
5~arteiten Sitter ftebe1r6en &in6er in
Deuti1Ian6 un6 9elterrei6=un9arn
beitimm1t tpar, fat england 6en 8ann
gelegt, nn6 6os lit fir ie6en fiiblenF
Sen Meniden tpobl 6ie gemeinite
&dn6lung, 6eren ii6 6aS engliide
&ramerpad i6ul6ig gemo@t bot.
@aS f01rrer 6ieie ornre1t fleiner @e=
fen 6afir> 6aB iie in elmer 3eit 6as
9idt Ser @elt erblidt baber> mo ie=
oes Menf9lidfeitsgefiibl in 9e1tid=
la1n6s Sein6en no6 un6 nu@ eritidt
miro? nn6 tpas bofft 6os perft6e ST.
bion nit 6teier unmeni6liden &c
fiiblGoiigteit gu errei6en? Iu@ fir
sic Mil@ miro iid, iotpeit eS mirfli@
notbtpen6tg lit, elm @riab fin6en 1ai=
fen; aber 6ieie Mieoertrodt miro 6as
S9ul6fomo @nglan6s i@tperer bela<
iten, als irgen6 ettpas Mn6eres, mert1
ser Sag Ser Mbre9nu1rg fommt. l1n6
6ieer Sag miro fomme11, 10 fider tpie
ser Sag ser Ma@t folgt. Iuf milita=
rii1em @ebiete lit 6as Debacle Ser
@riten robe3u bollitanoig. MiBer=
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&iele &inber baben @irmer.
@irmer 1in6 cine getpobnli9e ST

Mur11er 11no e1rte getpobnltbe Sin.
6erfranfbeit. sic ma@en &in6er mt
oeripenitig, 1rerbos un6 unrubig,
neb1t6em bera11ben iie Sen &0i;rper 11nf
6en .@eiit erfrii@en6er @abrung.
8eobad)tet @uer &in6. unteriudt Ser
9tublgang uno BEL Ben erften 3eiden
BON @iirmerr gebt @1ren &in6er Ell,
ne 9oiis &idapoo @urmto6ter. @ie
to6ter Sic @irmer, nrbeiten tpie Elm
2orir nn6 bertreiben Die @iirmer mn6
bergifteterp Stoffe. 8eleben 6os Sp.
item un6 belfen gum Mufbau ser &C.
iun6beit nn6 Ser 5lfrie6enen @tim-
m1111g Cures &in6es. Sour 25f in
gurer Mpotbefe. - Sing.
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Erie9s6egnaoi9unQen.

Sci Rrieg bat fir oas &0ni9rei9
@a9fen gu 8egna6igungen in pettgez
9enbftem Mabe 9efiibrt. Mmneittez
@rlaTe tpur6en bonn 1. Muguit, 1914,
bis gum 81. Muguft, 1915, gegen 4er<
fnnert bes afttpen SoIbatenz uno Be-
Observation-Disclosures bel re4tsfrdftig erz
| hannten @trafen bis gu flint Sabren
Pbrldfen. Musgei9lonen tparen Stra<
Zen IN Mberfennung oer birgerltden
Nebrenre9te. Sn ben 9enonnten BRET
aebu Rriegsmonoten ftno ins9efamt
i2737 0erurteilte begna6igt por6en.
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6en redten Mant a1f ben re@ten
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ar5t, 6efien 5pe5ialitdt &in6bieb
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1unqs6ten1teS ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Gin MiIberunqsqrunb b.

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mein Silent ben RlGger einer 6au,z
mel genannt bat; er ma9t aber au feiz
1er @nti@ulbigung NIT @e9t selte,b,
ooB ct ii6 als ge9etarier in Ser Sierz
melt ni9t re9t auSfenrt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

- Sir Stnot . @igentbum ODE,
Garm.9dnbereie1t fpre9t Dor BEL 8
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-13
MINNESOTA MAY Be
HELD UP BY THE BAR
Expected To Reach Bar This
Afternoon Not Try
To Cross It

San Francisco, Dec. 13,--Wth the
disabled Hill liner Minnesota expected
to reach the San Francisco light ship
this afternoon, shipping circles doubt
ed that the vessel would be able to
pass through the Golden Gate owing
to the southwesterly gale blowing off
the coast,
Two additional tugs left here early
today to assist in towing the Minnesota
through he north channel. This will
make five tugs towing aer. The 10000
ton cargo probably will be discharged
at Mission Rock before the vessel is
taken to the Union Iron Works for
repairs
Marine Superintendent Wiley, Of the
Great Northern Steamship company, to.
day refused to discuss the contents Of
an important radiogram received last
night from Captain Thomas Garlick of
the Minnesota.
After health officers have boarded
the Minnesota when she drops anchor
in the harbor, Collector of Customs
John o. Davis, United States District
attorney John w. Preston, United
States Inspector of Hulls and Boilers,
James Guthrie and j. p. Dolan win
go aboard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-13
Chairman HiLLes Has
Won the 1916 Election

against itself The tariff or democrat
ic tinkering has reduced the treasury
balance, and that party is going ahead
with tremendous program of national
preparedness without even the fore
sight of considering whence they wilK
draw the necessary money to pay for
this program. On the president s own
admission, even without expenditures
for armament the government will
face an enormous and unprecedented
deficit by the end of the fiscal year
next June.
"And, aside from the question of
their record, the democrats split among
themselves, will face united harmoni-
Gus republican party in the future"
The st. Louis delegation is on hand,
fervently roofing to get the republican
convention, in the wake of the demo-
cratic. Chicago, San Francisco and
Philadelphia delegations tomorrow,
however, will put up a strenuous fight
against her claims.
The committee will probably decide
that it has no power to impose pri-
mary upon states that have not passed
primary law, according to Secretary
Reynolds. Two thirds of the conven-
ton delegations, however, will be elect
ed thus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-13
Of NAVY
WANTS MORE SHIPS
Asks for $5O2,4S2,2l4 For
Five Year Period and
$2l7,652,l74 Now

Washington, Dec. 13.-'The lesson
Of the European war warns us that it
is better to spend money in times of
peace for preparation than to run the
risk, however remote, of sorely want.
ing ships and munitions if suddenly
needed.
This is the key note of Secretary of
the Navy Daniels appeal for more
ships to defend America as outlined in
a naval report published today.
In this report to congress, he asks
$2lI052,17 for a starter His five
year total is $500, ,42S,2l4 or about
$3,OO0,000 more than the general board
recommended--tne first time secre-
tary has ever asked more than the
board counsolled.
His program is for only five years,
because a further time might mean
that new inventions would replace the
equipment and vessels now highly mod.
ern.
In 1921, under the present plan, the
navy will consist Of % first line battle.
ships, six battle cruisers, 25 second
line battleships 10 armored cruisers 13
scout cruiers, is other cruisers, 10S de.
stroyers 175 submarines 1s Of which
would be ocean going, 20 gunboats and
number of auxiliary ships. In add.
ition, Daniels would nave q well train.
ed naval reserve.