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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

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HILL BOYS WIN CONTEST
SCHOLARSHIPS LOSE FIRST
GAME BY ONE TOUCHDOWN
Church mn Athletic Climb Dcfcnt.
Heavier Opponents Tn tou.h EN-
htbitlOn-lsiE Crowd Present

Although considerably outweiShed
the Church Hill Athletic Club football
tenn managed TO hold the SchoIastIcy
scorelcss yesterday afternoon. while
they themselves managed to score one
touchdown and kick II gunl. netting
them sovcn points. which proved
enough TO win Il victory.
BYRD Park WAS crowded with sDcc-
ta1orS long before the game began II
wns scheduled TO start at o'clock.
though IL did not start until nearly 1 80
nw!nE To the latcncsS of tho Scholastic
team III arriving The game itself was
rough ana Oh several occasions came.
men! chunsinS into puSilistic affair.
Neither team showed any ADVANTAGE
over itu opponent. Several times tho
bnck Held men OF the Scholastics broke
through the Church Hin line for n gain
OF considerable distance, and several
wise.
Straight football was tn. STYLE of
piay used by each team. very few end
runs were tried, and the use OF the
forward PASS seemed never TO enter the
MINDS of The men directing the PLAY Of
the teams, only two or three being al
tempted. The ScholaSti were able 10
Work one pass successfully, while
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NEGRO ELEVENS TO CLASH
Olympia Athletics WIN Meet ST. Paul
NorNnni Nnd Industrial school
Here TO-9Iorrow afternoon.

The Olympia athletic eleven. Of this
city. Will play tn. 81. Paul Normal
ana Industrial School. Of Lawrence
vile. Va, tomorrow afternoon at 3:i5
y clock IN Broad Street Park This IL
expected 10 be one o. the best games
OF the season. Both teams are in mid.
season form, ana expect to ,nak,
things lively when ,h.v line IN Iii
tie Joseph Bragg. Richmond boy. is
said 10 b. a bright shining star a;
quarter for 81. Paul. This IL oiyn,pia's
hrst appearance In this city this sea
son, and 4 large crowd is expected to
turn OMt TO MitMcss the cont.Si
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TECHS LOSE TO CORNELL
VIRGINIA POlYS SUFFER
BIG DEFEAT AT ITHACA
zig Re4i Team Roll. Ir Fnrty-Fiyc
POfrts-Cnptain narrctt Plays
Star Gimme.

ITHACA, y y, October 30.--Cornell
piled up a score OF A. 10 In defeat
ing the heavy Virginia Polytechnic In
st!,ute team to-day ANA uncovered an
aerial oGcuse tina; proved a revcla :
ton The bis res team showed CON
cluslvciy that is victory over il"r-
ward last saturday was no, flash
in the pan
cornell scored its mrs, touchdowm
soon uftcg Captain Barrett tore of a
fake Nick-ruu Of thirty yards Collins
Shivcricll and Mueller puuCturcd the
Y. I. :. line ihr latter making q
twenty one yard dash, until Barrett
carried the ball over. The second
touchdown In tho first period was
made in 4 stuila: manner.
Ia tho second period Y. l.. !. held
Cornell for downs or the formers ono
ward line. hut Cornell soon rushed the
ball back. and Shiver.ck hit right
tackle fur fifteen yards AND Il score.
For the fourth touchdown, which came
n the same period. barrett hurled
long forward passes with precision.
I:cRlc- finally hugrinx one ns he sped
over the limo.
In the third period cool Intercepted
:. forward pass on Y. J. is thirty sin
yard line. After the ball was rushed
10 the Onc-NaTd line. Cool ana GUAR
ter lSach barrett changed places. and
cool scored Forward passes brought
forth Corncll's sixth touchdown. iiar-
-ctt ShlNortck and shelton starring in
the STYLE of play. The second team
went into tho game i'm the ijnal quar-
ter. ana SHOCK. substitute quarter
back. tore OF several !"ri. runs and
then scored.
Lineup:
Cornell Position Virginia.
shelton ... left cud ..... ..rCoitrcil
jameson. lott tackle ...... benedict
Millcr........ left guard ....... Eott
cool. .......... center .......... Moore
,,-i, .ali- IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
JOINS EASTERN STARS
Robert Murray, C0Rst Tennis crncl
VIII Play with New York
nh

NEW YORK. October 3"-Bobcrt
!'ihdIey Murray. the young left hand
who scored success In his tennis
game in the East last year. has Joined
the ranks OF eastern tennis players
Murray, who was graduated from
Leland Stanford University just be-
fore lbs invaded the East in 1914 is
now employed in Bayonne. ~ j. and
VIII play tennis as a member az the
West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills
l." |, lie ranked fourth in the national
list Of players last year and won the
Ne" England and metropolitan cham
niOmNhIp s.
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CAROLINA LOSES TO TECH
GEORGlANS BEAT TARHEELS
BY LONG FORWARD PASSES
InnG. Scores Field Coal mud Snyes
NaisomIninE-l.onE Runs Nude
b! Jackets.

ATLANTA Ga. October 80 For
N'-r' PASSES brilliantly eHccu,od played
dig part in the defeat here today OF
The University OF North Caroline; by
Georgia Tech. - 10 :. The yellow
Jackets scored twice in ,hc first quar-
to-, Fielder siSirtiug North Carolina ;
"nu Tor FORTY yards and :; touchdown.
and spence going over art.r u series Of
forward passes. The Tarhecls braccd
III tAc second quarter, and after
"or King til" bail to Techs thirty i've
YARD line, Tandy dropped - field goal.
Neither team scored ia the third GUAR
ter Tech worked the bali into North
Carolints territory carly in the final
period AMI SncuCc dropped q goal from
the forty-yard line. Tech hammered
or her last touchdown on straight
football
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Horse Trnincr Going To rrnnrc.

NEW YORK. October 3O-Tnn
Welsh. the famous trainer. will sail
Saturday for France to acc now his
CHARGES arc getting along in the war
stricken country. Welsh was the lead
ing trainer here when racing was at
its height and only went to France
when tho ratts were closed ~ 1871
ana 1872. lie Will OSly remain IL short
time on tho other side of the ocean
and will return for the opening Of
the sport next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Church liiil tried two. one being inter-
ccp,cd AID the other Il failure.
For the Scholastlcs the playing OF
Dennis at fun back was prominent. and
tn" work Of MoitZ also stood out az
Spectacular For Church Hill no one
man appeared TO have the edge on
any OF his teammates. all playing tho
game to, the best Of their ability, and
IN manner that gives credit 10 the
team.
Considering the number of COLLEGE
stars. particularly from the Medical
College OF virginia. that appeared I'm
~" line-lp Of the Scholnstics. tho
church llill boys are highly eIated over
Church I'M Position. Scholastic,
\. Bcll.... left tackle ..... Romine
sterling LEFT guard -. Broadd,s
" Johnson..... center ....... Polly
Hay: right guard -. Walden
rh;ichart.. right tackle -. .Gcrriuy
Sn'ithsrs right end ....... .Heubi
W Bell. 80. quarter back -. Ransom
Wits left half back 800. .Moltz
l';,rkcr.... right half back &. e. Dennis
summary: -Alartenstein
ior ". Johnson. Parrish for Sterling
Beck for Parker. Dunn for Wills, e
Johnson for Martcnstein. Hubbard for
ifrck Parker for Dunn. Beck for Hum
and Stutz for Turner. Umlauf FOR Ger
ring. Hogan for Umlauf. Gee for Den
mis-. Mnckey for Gee. Dixon for Lacy
and Davison for Polly. Touchdowns--
" W. Bell Goals from tomchdown--w.
nary; umpire. Phipps Seminary:
Linesnan. Ashton. Time OF periods. 10
minutes. Score: Church Hill. Z: Scho
lastcs, o.
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Get Rid Of Scrofula
How? Take S. S. S.
FIT; Years Use Proves :. $. $.
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed Tho little tester
ing nimplcs on the face and hody--
swelling OF the Islands soreness IN
the legs and arm muscles These are
the symptoms OF Scrofula You may
have some OF these symptoms. possibly
the faint OF ScrofIla Infection. But
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WV IsFNl..NSW II.N VglUIrlI
The entire basketball schcG!l. IN,
the coming season has been carc.Ie5
by ne Rutgers College management,
and the game VIII be abandoned her.
after unless the alumni cOutribu,e =.
sum large enough 10 defray the ,,
nenses OF the season. Last year TIE
money was raised by studen, subscr;n.
Ton. nut mis- season II Was thought
the f6me plan would not be feasible
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AER|ALS HELP GENERALS
FORWARD PASSES PREVENT
HOLSTERS FROM SCORING
Washington md Ice Ties Indiaun.
crimson player Goes Entire Length
of Field From EickoR.

iNblAHAPOlIS, IND. October 90
y series Of well-conceivcd forward
passes i'll the second period enabled
Washington and Lee to score Il touch
down and tie lndiana's football eleven
III '9-aays Enme The final score
intosh received the kickoff. and. aided
by perfect Interference, ran the en-
tire length OF the field.
:, The play in the second half was
largely In Washington and Lees terri
tory. out indiana lacked the power ne
the visitors strong line tnUt;in
Schultz. Barre,, and swee,i:,nd wer.
towers Of strength for Washington and
Erhardt and Mcintosh were stars for
The Crimson. summary:
indiana Position " G.
Allen ........ lcft end Lard
prathcr. Jeff tackle Schultz
Wciland..... left guard Bryan
Modmo'n..... RICH, guard Dingwaii
Mathews right end Harrison
E Mhi,n rd, auarter back Bagley
SfGG,t ;;;;.'.'' r fEhi half 49,. BARRETT
Score by periods:
W"shi i" and I.ee....o 9 Q O.
Referee. Gordon (Harvard): umpire.
smith i;n.mi tHta ahu.np head lnesman, vii
Mcintosh. Goal from touchd0wn-
Whitaker. Washington and Lee. touch
down--Sweetlamd. Coal from tomch-
down Ragley.
Substitutions: Indiann-Hathwov for
Mcintosh. Mcintosh for Halfway Me.
thor. Turner for Mccoy, Pope for Ma
Ih"ws WASHINGTON and I.cc--I,ethcl
FOR schultz. TN for Sweetland schultz
FOR Bcthcl. Swcctland for Till. Moore
for DinSwull
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FUMBLES COSTLY TO penn.
LAFAYETTE GAINS BALL
EACH TIME BY MISPLAY
quaker Player Caught SluEIlng and
Tenn LOSES Its Srurrst Chnnrr
to Score Touchdown.

Ill niliLADELpilA October 3o,-with
every score coming from II tumble. Lii :
ia;.ntte defeated University OF Icnm-
sElranin on Franklin Field this after
noon. ~ To .. In the FIRST period the
n has iS,. cGIlesians %htained possession
SEiVitnia rumblcd. After three unsuc-
ctsSful tries At the line. Luke kicked !,
goal from field from the thirty-cight-
Hnfu line. In the second period Berry
maze Il bad mun Of Wcldon'S high and
ionS punt. The ball bounded Suuurcly
INTO Lakes arms. and the litter ran
ioitE yards for an easy touchdown. The
second half was started with Bell
uir'ctihE the Red and Blue team In
biare OF Berry. aud after receiving the
KICK or. II went down the field to
iiIiiaEcttc's tive nty-tWo- yard line. Hon
RihS, the Pennsylvania, end was detect
l.,d SiupEins Hartmann. and was sent of
me field. This bed break cost tn.
tt!u'kcrs half the distance to the goal
lint ana ruined what chance they had
OF scoring In the fourth quarter La
lhEette again obtained the bnll through
y tumble. this time Hcll being the Of
fender
running forward pass with Weldon
on the end gained twenty five yards
;rma nhother touchdown for Lafayette
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Dnnvilc Keats cluster spr,ne,

VNNN I1.I.E. w, Oct0bcr 3C.--Dun-
Nhtr school defeated Cluster Springs
Ncademy here this afternoon badly In
- "nc-s'hcd and unintcrrsting game
ne hCof" waa 80 To o. Cluster Springs
hacked a star player, VINO was Injured
IN the last game, and its defense was
no match for the locals. who broke
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YALE AGAIN IS CRUSHED
LITTLE COLGATE SMOTHERS
ELLIS By PRETTY RUNNING
Forty and i'ifs.-larl DashcA Score
observation-disclosures Exhibition
Icy blue Team Ever.

NEW HAVEN. CO%N, October 30
!.iiti" Colgate crushed big Yale to-day
- TO q. ~ no time wcr" the Ellis
dangerous. ana never vas the goal Of
the New York upstate college threat
"ncl Yale displayed the poorest
football cver shown hr an eleven that
wore The Blue. making onl% eight iirst
downs during the game and nunc dur
ing the final period.
~ tn" orenin@ period. Nelson. the
'"i@"t" end, captured u forward pass
ana tor" forty wards for thu opening
''n"h"""n. '"lsaic threatened an
ether in the second period. hut was
held safe, but in tn" third period
fooled tn" vale defense r,.l sho: Gftv
Yards for III" second Colgate touch
down. The COLGATE rish-linc sprend
gu, as If for rnnt and anderson,
end and carried the ball half the
length Of the field FOR the tally.
In the final period Colgate took the
Il blocked kick ana, after failing to
advance by line attacks. Captain Abell
kicked place goal. After Colgate
had twice npnro"ched close TO the
Yale goal during Tia" game. Abeirs
pincc-g"al try was blocked.
Yale. Position COLGATE
Mosclc- left tackle West
Haldwidgc l"ct "nd . Stewart
White. ........ center Carroll
sheldon. righ, guard " Barton
NaN....,-.. .riSht tackle ....... Ahcll
taprainj
Wi"dmau right end .. Nelson
Wilso;:. quarter bacl; Anderson
tcaDtOinD
Waite. left half back .Simncer
ilig inbotham right half - Hubboil
ScoVil ..... full back t;ille
Official: Rrfcre". TIL oinpso II
lGnorgetowr. empire, Marshall Club
lara). Ficld Judge. I'crsin Cprince-
TOM. I.incsmau. Torpc Periods I2
. and 10 minutes. Tuuchdowns: Nell
son. Anderson. Goals from field
Z Abcll
Subs Yal"--Ii!oE.;ctt for MoSclcy,
Neville for Waite, Savage for Higgin
ho,ham, Taft Cor savage, King for
sheldon Coll:atc---Corninr for Wet,
Roberts FOR Spencer. Ylick for Nelson
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VIEI'IhI Srorc: Rcfcrrc Nathan. rufts
.hrownJ' umpire. McCartv ,Gcrman-
to%h Academy) field Judge. Okeson
tLchiph); linesman, Tom Thorpe (Cn-
l:ninia) Touchdowns-I.a weldon
tioais from s--MaXhcld i2).
Coal from teld--Lakc. Substitutions:
!eAiii,--Bell for Berry, Berry for HcU.
l'orinS for Neill. Bell for Berry. Dorr
Tor TiGhc. Hawley for Hopkins. NciIl
,"r i'oriLhS, Doroughty for Ross. Qui;s-
rex t"r iilIams, Murdock for Quigley
i.afaS ctte-Gaynor Toy l.ivcscy, Mum
imcr for MaSfcld. Larch for Taylor,
NiliiainS for Weldon, Ryon for Gulick
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l.lnc-up and summary
y Carolina. Position Tech
t:on,.. '''''' icit "nd ........... Be !.
,.hh'SH! ''.... let tackle ........ Duncan
.,oWcIi..... LETT guard .... Reynolds
, tIt"H '..'-..: center ...... Phillips
!: Ta!!oc. right guard ..... Lang
.i"S ha!!,vr right tackle Carpenter
i!ointWood right end ... Scutcr
Long ....... quarter back Morrison
TOW n$cnd.... left half ..Johnston
l.r kcr....... right half Fielder
''' ~ INl! BACK ....... pence
ne scoring Touchdowns--F'ieldc r
SDence, Matthias. Field goal spence
Goa, from Fielder and
rri"E. North Carolina Field goal
Subst,utions: North Carolina Metz
for Love. SLACK for Metz, Jones Tor
randy. Royal for BOShamcr, Blalj.s
Tor Townsend. Mcdonald for Bl.nd,s
Mount for Reid TcCh-t;or.r fu,
it.li, Beard for tiOrcc. Bell for nlncnn
Yves, for Reynolds, Prcas for Wes,
War" Cor PrcaS. Barnwcli for phillius
bryant for Lang. Alexander for Car'
i'"htcr. GUN for Scntcr. I'M for John
ston. Struppcr for Hill. Gardner FOR
S;ruppcr. hin for Fielder. Matthias for
Scor. hy periods:
North Carolina ...... 0 . - q .
Time Of quarters. IL minutes. Ref
cree. brown 'Nandcrbilp: umpire. Ma
CONN 'M!chigan): field judge. ELLIS
army; head linesman, Fits (Au-
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Subs. i!oG.;ctt for MoSclcy.
. Neville for Waite. Savage for HiRgin
/ hotham Taft Cor savage. King for
sheldon. colEatc-Corninr for Wet,
/ Roberts for Spencer. Ylck for Nelson
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MIAMI-NASSAU LINE.
s. s. MIAMI"

Is. >.
Effective January 4. 1915.
Lv Miami Mondays, Thursdays. on Ilde
Ar Nassau Tuesdays. Fridays. ON Tide
I.y Nassau Tuesdays, Fridays. ON TIDE
A. Miami Wednesds. Saturd's On Tide
Effective February /. 1915.
Nv. Miami Mon. Wed. F'rid. On Tide
Ar Nassau Tues. Thurs. Sat...on rue
Lv. Nassau Tue. Thurs SAT. y" r3e
Ar. Miami We'd, Fri, sun. on Tue
Effective March 90. 1915.
Nv. Miami Mondays. Fridays. ON TIDE
AR. Nassau Tuesdays Saturdays. on Ilue
" Nassau TUESDAYS. Saturdays on Tide
Ar Miami Wednesdays, Sundays.on Tide
Last sailing from Miami April 5th' last
sailing from Nassau April 9Th, 1913.
Connections at Key West for Tampa
Havana for Kingston, Jamaica ana 60
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TEA FOR MEN IN TRENCHES
Englishmen Believe French and Ger.
man Soldiers May Form
Habit.

London.-Both the French and Ger.
man troops are being supplied with
tea in the trenches. Tea is easier to
make and Is better thirst quencher
than coffee and it also keeps warm
longer, which is an important consid-
Grafton in the trenches.
1t is just possible that both the
French and Germans will get to like
tea, and both nations may become
large tea users afte: the war. At
present France and Germany, with
combined population of more than
hundred millions, are negligible as
tea consumers.
1t is likely that Englishmen too
many learn some new tastes and new
habits when the British soldiers come
home. They may bring back a taste
for strong coffee, cheap wine and black
cigarettes. French soldiers brought
back from Algeria the taste Of abb
sinthe, and English officers brought
from Egypt in 1885 the cigarette
habit
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SAVED FOR PRINCES SAKE
Germans Spare Maubeuse, France, Be-
cause Of Treatment Given the
kaiser's Dying Nephew.

Boulogne, France.-Because young
French Red Cross nurse took interest
in an eighteen-year-old German lieu
tenant, who was brought unconscious
into the hospital at Maubeuge, and
died three days later. the city of Maui
beuge has been favored by its German
conquerors, and is enjoying greater
degree of freedom than any Of the
other French border towns in German
territory.
The wounded German was the prince
of Saxe-Meiningen, nephew Of the EN-.
peror. He had suffered a fractured
skull and died without regaining con-
seriousness.
At the suggestion of the nurse, the
local authorities gave the prince the
funeral honors due his rank, photo
graphed the body and coffin, and sent
the photographs, together with the
personal belongings of the prince and
q detailed account of his illness to his
family at Meiningen.
The young mans father, the duke
of Saxe-Meiningen, acknowledged the
courtesies in letter expressing deep.
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LEARN TO DISCOUNT DANGER
Psychology Of Courage Among
the Soldiers.

London.-A medical officer who has
been making study of the "psychol-
ogy Of courage" at the British front,
says that most men confess to feel
ing Of fear which only wears off after
several days in the trenches. But
once this physical instinct Of terror
is conquered, there comes,' says the
medical man, "a second courage.
which, while not despising danger, is
able to discount 1t. Under fire these
men find a self hitherto unsupported,
an elusive quality which for want of
better title is called manhood"
"The soldier learns first to control,
then to measure, his fear" he says.
"He learns to discount possibilities
just as the ordinary railroad traveller
does. And the work in hand generally
engages and holds more and more Of
his attention. Then comes a time
when he wants to go back to the fir.
ing line. not because it is pleasant
there, but because staying away is
just impossible.
while the man who has not yet
been under fire cannot safely count
upon experiencing this or that
particular feeling when his hour
comes-this depending upon tempera-
ment and rcumstances-he can, I
believe, count upon soon achieving
the second courage, which is the price
less possession of the veteran. I'm
der fire he may lose every precon.
ceived notion he ever cherished or
Stunned, but it is highly probable
that he will find himself"
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KEY WEST HAVANA LINE.
:. GOV. COBB" "OLIVETTE."

y
"MASCOTTE."
Effective January !, 1915.
I.v. Key West. Daily. eX. sun. $50 am.
Ar. Havana, Daily. ex. sun. 300 p m.
Nv. Havana, Daily, eN. SUM-. $3.50 am.
Ar Key West Daily, eX. sun. $500 pm.
: :. "Olivette" or "Mascotte" leave
Key West Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days: =. :. Governor Cobb leaves Key
West Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
PORT TAMPA.kEY WEST HAVANA
LINE.
:. :. "OI.IVETTE" AND "MASCOTTE.''
Lv 1T. Tampa sun. Tues. Thurs12:0 mn
Ar. Key West Mons. Webs. Fri. 500 am.
I.v. Key West Mons. WEEDS. Fri. $40 am.
Ar. Havana Mons. Webs FRI. 500 pm.
lv Havana Tues. Thurs. salts. $3.50 a. m.
Ar. Key West Tues. Thurs. salts 500 pm.
Iv Key West Tues. Thurs. Salts 900 p. m.
Ar. TT. Tampa WEEDS. Fri. Suns. 200 pm.
and st. Petersburg, Fla. Connections at
IN. Panama.
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FRENCH CARE FOR HORSES
Wounded, III and overworked Ami.
mails Treated In "HospitaIs"
by Blue Cross.

London.-There have been estab-
lished in France. largely through the
cooperation of the French govern
ment, veterinary hospitals which are
now caring for some 1000 animals,
Three of these farm hospitals are in
Normandy and others at Gisors, Fon-
tainebleau province and Troyes.
Seven camp hospitals are also es-
tablished at the front which look
after animals suffering from overwork,
exposure and sickness. as we'll as from
wounds. Prompt treatment has mate
rally reduced the death rate.
The Blue Cross fund is an offshoot
of the Dumb Friends league, which
corresponds to the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Of
the American cities.
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est appreciation and later-when the
Germans entered Maubeuge - he
proved his gratitude by directing the
troops occupying the fortress town to
treat the inhabitants with the utmost
consideration. The nurse was given a
safe conduct through the German
lines.
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Bar Enqlish Language.

Berlin. - The Berlner Tageblatt
asks all Americans to communicate
with German firms. associations or in
dividuals in German. explaining: I'VE
all know English, but we'd rather have
you approach us in our own language
Just now"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-15

the soil of undesirable growth be,s cen the rows of corn and moving the fence rows till they looked like clean lawn.
 Where corn is not 10 be cut for fod- der or silage, put husked in the field. it can be pastured heavily with sheep and lambs in late summer and through the fall Of course. where there are no weeds or grass for the animals to eat, they will eat the lower blades of corn. stripping the stalks up as far as they can reaca. Old sheep will sometimes disturb and destroy the ears after they have cleaned the field of weeds and grass, hut not i'll then. Lambs canaot reach the ears on corn of standard height
 Cowpeas planted in corn at the last cultivation make an excellent feed for fattening sheep and lambs. the peas being legume and furnishing protein for flesh building. This method of pasturing sheep not only furnishes clean. healthful, shady pasiur: fer the animals. but it cleans the field o. many plant pests and fertilizes the soil evenly.