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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
GREECE'S KING A
POPULAR FIGURE
Constantine and His Wife,
Sophie, Have Won Their
Subjects Love.

For personal as we'll as constitutional
reasons. King Constantine OF Greece Is
endeavoring 70 maintain the strlctest
neutrality in this great war, IN spite
Of the clamor Of the populace in favor
~ intervention on behalf Of the Allies,
saws a writer in London "Ilt-BltS.
His majesty has ties of relationship
with the Allies as well as with Ger
many. for his wife, who was princess
SOPHIE Of Prussia, IS al the same time
a granddaughter Of Queen Victoria ana
a sister Of the Kaiser
King Constantine, on the other hand,
is first cousin both of King George
and of the Car, being nephew OF
their respective mothers, Queen Alex
andra and the Dowager Empress Marie
- Russia, who were sisters Of King
1sorge Of Greece, King Constantine
rather, who was assassinated TWO years
ago.
King Constantine met his wife and
fell in love with the pretty Princess
Sophie when he was being educated and
trained al German military school
His affection was reciprocated, and al
though the father of the young lady.
the hapless Emperor Frederick III,
died before the engagement Of the low
ers could be announced, the course OF
their affection ran smoothly and they
were married about year after the
death Of the Emperor at Athens.
The Kaiser, however, never forgave
his sister for seeding from the Luth-
eran faith and joining the Greek
Church. 20 which the royal family Of
Greece belongs. For many years
hr,ther and sister did not meet, and II
was only on the death OF her mother,
the Empress Frederick, 10 whom the
quarrel was source OF the deepest
grief, that a reconciliation between
them took place, but even then II
lacked sincerity.
A clever and gifted woman, Princess
Sophie has been Of the greatest help
20 her husband That she has the
courage Of her convictions is striking
ly illustrated by the fact that during
the war which Greece fought with
Turkey, in the latter years Of The last
century. she was the only member OF
the royal family who had the courage
20 say that il was bound 20 end in dis
aster, and she was the only person
who urged King George, her father
in-law. 70 conclude peace before his
army had been entirely annihilated.
King Constantine is as popular with
his subjects as was his father Not
little Of the affection which exists be-
tween his majesty and the people OF
Greece is due 10 his bonhomie and the
manner in which he at all times mixes
with his people. Travel is a passion
with King Constantine, and he has
trsmped incognito through many Of the
countries Of Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
TAXING BACHELORS.

To make them carry some of the bur
den of the war, Germany has placed a
special tax on bachelors, remarks The
0regonian," Of Portland, Ore. This
fact causes "The London Daily Sketch y
to recall that the single men of Eng
land over 100 years ago were called
upon to pay for their privilege of wife
less blessedness. In the domestic tax
Of 1872, where the married man was
called upon to pay 81 3 shillings for
the luxury of male servant, the same
dependant cost the bachelor 81 3
shillings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13

supports the game, has tired OF seeing
YOU beat somebody. Il can no longer
be interested in games the results OF
which are foregone conclusions.
Actual contests must be supplied.
The better class Of players must accept
tasks that will place interiors on an
eoual basis. or there will be no tourna-
ments. If you defeat Yamada when he
plavs YOU for the al championship
there will be no more championship
games and no probability Of tourna-
ments or matches on an even basis.
You have 10 reason TO fear that in a
handicap you will be unfairly treated
or that if you fail TO finish prominently
in tournament in which you concede
liberal odds your reputation VIII be
affected
After reflection, Hoppe concluded TO
take a chance in at least one handicap
He said he considered il duty IN the
interest Of billiards. Realizing tnat
unless action be taken TO promote thlr-
naments and matches, interest IN balk-
line will decline and his skill VIII not
get employment, except IN eXhibluonS'
he has become enthusiastic about nam
dicapping. Furthermore, after the
prospective tournament has Feen played
he will be ready TO play handicap
matches whenever satisfactory terms
may be made.
One week from tomorrow the Inter
state Three Cushion Billiard League
will begin its series of contests for the
season. which will extend 10 May and
provide six hundred games. The first
games in the East will be played on
September q at Jerome B. Keough's
room. Rochester. between Keough and
Pierre Maupome, Of ST. Louis, and at
Thum's. Broadway and FOrty-nrst
Street room, New York, between George
F. Slosson and II. Grede. Of Milwaukee.
On September % Maupome will meet
Charles Otis at George W. Beavers
room, Brooklyn, and Grede will be in
Boston, playing George FELTON,, at
George 4. Littlefeld's room. On Sep
TENDER % Maupome and John Dankle-
man will be opponents ct the Palace
Room, Philadelphia.
Speaking Of his connection with the
league, Sloss said: 81 had to 20 into
it. In billiards there is an almost ire
81 tible onrush to three cushions. |
don't regard it as a good thing for bill
lizards, but it seems that everybody is
playing it. haven't played five games
Of balkline in six months. Nobody
cares to play balkline or watch it.
People like to play three cushions
because they .erive pleasure from max
ing difficult shots. Some are pleased
by making any simple shot The most
astonishing feature Of the three-cushion
following is that it includes many play
ers who are far below mediocrity at
straight rail. To them the making of
an occasional count is a source Of great
satisfaction. believe the game has
come to stay"
According to recent reports from st.
/ Louis. Pierre Maupome has been play
/ ing wonderful three cushions in prac-
! tice He is credited with having made
+ an average Of one in $50 points.
| It is probable that John Horgan will
| represent the Rex illiard Hall, St
/ Louis, in part Of the games for which
Frank Benson is scheduled. Horgan,
who has held the thrce-cushion cham
/ pionship, is a partner Of Benson in the
Rex. At present he is employed in
+ 4 l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ANhiN RI.
Cri.toaal Sept l2-H0noiulan. New York for Los
Ausres
Balboa sept l2-S V Lucssnbach. San Francisco
for Ncs lurA
Liverpool. Sept lg-st Paul. New York.
SAILED
Nevadan from Portland. Orel Charleston and
Nea York. Santa Cruz tfrom dol. New YORK.
Afaa iN0rJ. from .Pasoumeuel New York
Columbian from Hhol. Philadelphia and New
York santa clara from ToCOpiilal. New Nork
Finland ffom san Francisco. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World

shipping and Trading Co. in ballast. Quar-. $50
. m.
90 to the standard OH Co. with mdse. quar-
K4thdn. Georsetoun. to the Atlantic coas,
Lumber Co. with lumber. Guar. 0j m.
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk 70 the
oh Dominion s. Co. With passengers and mdse.
Cy Of st Louis. Savannah sept Q. to the Ocean
s. Go. with passengers and md,c. guar 4.l4 ~
Niu,k Dam. Chr.,'auld Aug .. Shields d. ami
Boston sept II. ,o Punch LdJe Co. with mdse'
Antonio iopez span. Barcelona Aug Is Va
lenciS Is. Almcria -. MALAGA - aud Cadlz 80.
20 the Compania Trausatantlcs. with 81 first. 80
second cabin and o. sccrase passengers. mails and
Hostilius t3ri Rosario July r. Buenos Ayres
q, Monteyideo %. barbados Aug - Cienfuesos
a. Havana %. Cardenas 81 and Boston Sept Il.
TO R Houston & Go. with md'e Bar. m
and Key West :. 20 the American Dock Co. with
MEXICO. Tamp,co Aug 81. Vera Cruz Sept g..
progreso I. Havana aud Nassau 3. 70 the New
YORK and Cuba Mall IS Co. with li9 passengers
mail, and mdse. Bar l.j6 IN.
Louisiana. Tamplco via tlaymont Del. 70 the
Texas Go. In ballast. quar-. 05 a m.
N,'5 En- S5o, Harl III R Avg end Df s,,
Bar a; ll5g ? m. lin.
s. Louis. Liverpool sept (. to The American Line
vim 100 nrst cabin ~ sGond 'AOi. ana o-tg
Ia,ris tGreeEl. Pirsus Aug 25. Kalamats % and
IL second cabin and 532 Storage passengers. mails
and mdse Bar al a ~.
Vceubcrgen Dutch. Santos Aug ?. Rio de ia
metro 5. Victoria 9 and barbados %. via New Or
leans Sept 4 10 the Lloyd BrazileiTo. with mdse.
Delaware. Philadelphia. to The clyde IS Co. with
mdse. Passed IA Quarantine al Is m.
SANDY Hook y J. Sept =. % p m-Nnd
south light breeze clear. sm 9th sea
Mayaro tBTl. Neg port News Sept II. 10 the
T-iEilai Shipping and Trading Co. IN ballast
Ruu. Tampa SEPT S. for Car,eret y J. Passed
ia Sandy Hook. 5is n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
fall. RlvERLINE
TO BOSTON $500

Iv PIER "A, n. r.. IT Fulton ST. Daily
at $50 +. NJ Music. -
New London (Norwich) Line; ". Pier
40. y r., It. Houston St, week ia - ohiy'
Z az p NJ; pier 10 +. r.. Il l. I'd 81.
$40 r. NJ. =,
New Bedford Line: Strs. ~. Pier 90 y,
r.. H. Houston Street week days only ~
GOO Z. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
TMentY-four Hours.

w,shinEton. Sep, l2-The weather has become
eool., IN N. north Atlantic states and Low TEN
nar,tur,s continue along the northern border. rom
N. Gr,a, LAKES IVES, to tbs Rocky Mountain re-
gion.
Tenners,ute readings are particularly low fof
N, ,,s.on in the Northwest Warm weather con
tnu~s th-oushou, Tho Southern states and tho Ohio
and middle Mississippi valleys.
Their, hay, been showers IN ths last twenty four
hours in the region of tho Great Lakes. ne upper
Mississippi valley and tho Northwest sh'" y
again falling in southwest Montana
The indications are that there will be showers In
tho region Of IN. Great Lakes. northern Now York
and southern New England. and generally fair
weather elsewhere east of tho Mississippi River
during Monday and Tuesday
The temperature viii b lower IN the Sou'h por-
ton Of tho region Of tho Grea, Lakes and the ono
VALLEY Tuesday 80 important temperature change
is Indicated for the Eastern and Southern states
during the next forty eight hours. ,.,
Winds for Monday and Tuesday. North Auanii
Middle AHan'ir South Atlantic and East Gun
moderate variable. West Gut moderate , T1., j..
Upper Lakes. moderate northeas, and north. Lower
Lakes. moderate variable.
gs,,es,t for soscIh LoeaIuos-FS Eastern he~
Yors partly cloudy on tho coast and local showers
In the interior Monday and probably tuesday
For S-F Jersey Eastern PcnnyivhA DoiaTsTo
MARYLAND ne District NJ Columbia. Virginia Norm
Carolina South Carolina and West virginia iau
M1adsy and probably Tuesday $780,
For southern Ncw Ensand. partly cloudy MondU
and TUESDAY
For Western New York and northern NeT Eng
land showers Monday ard probably Iles1y. -
For WoS'eru PcnnVlyania fair Monday. probsoy
followed by local showers az nis.t or Tuesday
cooler Tuesday
Lo,aI Official Record The following official TO
orI from me Weather Bureau shows The changes IN
comparison Win he corresponding date o. las; GEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPST CLEANING Co.-CIean, bi
compressed air steam. hand or noor 1888
Bfcaduay i2I last 4Sth st. COZ & BRANDT
Tel l}--3Ih
MTLTIGRAPH TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS. 500.
$50, 900. Slij. 10. 900. 81. GEO r.
WEATIEUf ORD 10 Broadway Equitable Bldg }.
Room. LII Rector ass
NEW YOKh CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETs
Prices Reason DIE send for Circular.
Tel ttyt 1898 isfs snL l37 49, Wet i5th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Frederk VIII reported. time and position
not given. eIIected 10 dock this afternoon or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
Arrived

Modiu tNor. Havana sept ami SIglA :. 70
Poe Wc,f India =, Co. with sugar Bar 70
Mayaro CBu. Nsspor Ness TO II, Trinidad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
TRANSPACFIC MAILS.

$50 y m
Hawaii via Ta.umal. Texan ........... .... Today
Japan. Corea China. Philippines via Seat
tIal. Ava Maru Sept n
Hawaii via san Francisco. WllheminA .... sept "
Hawaii VA Sraitel Maua0. .............. sest p
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia. Nes
Z,4laud via san franllscoi. sonoma 90. sep, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13

Average temperature yesterday, p: average FOR
corresponding date last year So average for CORE
sr0ndi.g date last thirty three years. IS.
Local Forscast-Partly cloudy to-day and prob.
ably tomorrow; not much change In temperature;
moderate south winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
sHERLFFs AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL GRl.ENWALD. sheriff Auctioneer. will
sell thi, day. Monday. the 18th Of September.
1915. al Do 40 o'clock forenoon. at 50 Cooper
square all rsht title and Interest which the de-
PENDANT. Frederick Erbe. had on the lth day VI
september 1915. ur a. any time thereafter. Of. In
and 20 the following property consisting Of
Front and back bAr three go cash registers.
chandeliers. tables chairs.
Ice box and all other chattels now contained
IN the store and basement Boz the above named
premises. ,. 100 "a
MAX $ GRIFENHAGEN sheriff
s J. HOLZINGER. Deputy sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER-COOK Young Danish couple; eHcep-
tionally COOL reference we'll trained servants. $50
ggggo- odelI' Agency SO ON "' i'o"e Bryant
COOK japanese: butler valet: competent house
worker excellent T RisS WS!I 'V "
GARDENER. FLORIST. Thoroughly understands
bles. single. English Odsll's Agency. so 9Th ay
Phone BRYANT too7
USEFUL MAN -Gentleman's country place young
well recommended scotrhlnan: f25 $50. odeifs
Agency. So 9th az. Phone Bryant 1907.
Female.
A-A-TOOK. chambemaid waitress. youns
French Ss tos5 5ss5;v wage fss s aa ga 81 q
floor: telephone 'a4i Murray Hill
ATTENDANT nurse. young Scotch trained nurse;
$40 monthly; highly recommended. l.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency 10 East 43d St, 81 floor; tee
cHAMBERMAID; 'sSms'5,s IT, yoggns German
10 East 45d st., 80 door. telephone. S9i7 Murray
C0oK-Young Irish girl: good city reference. G..
telephone ssii Murray Hill. "
CooK.-Freuch. eut class: four years excellent
reference. f3j 20 $40; city or country. Industrial
Association. L West aga 81 Tel. $40 Bryant.
COOK. S3j: WAITRESS and CHAAiBERAlAID.
500 superior c0lored girls. sisters; ) ycars last
place Mrs. Mas0n's Agency, l3l West fSd 81
Tel Bryant J633.
COOK-Most competent cook and manaser: 50:
Shea's Agency 80 East i2d ST. Tel Murray hlA
COOK--Colored. Southern: absolutely er.t class:
8 years splendid reference. city only: $50.
Mr., Mason's Agency. III West va 81 Tel By
ant 1888.
COUPLE-Young American. colored. good cook;
laundress. butler. useful; entire NogA small
Phone bryant soof
COUPLE-French: excellent cook butler, valet;
best references. cts. country. Industrial Asso-
cistou. Il West 4-d 81
CnvrRNrss or NURSERY -English: trained Ger.
wages Industrial Assn. Il West 40 ST. Tel
$40 Rrsnt.
MOI SIN uHhER --Flnnish- Aflerican. suoug. sul-
ing; city " country excellent references Lehu''
Agency u = l2ath st pnons 5alS Harism
nor sFyVORKER Refined young American wid-
Can Mrs Mason's Agency. l5l West 42d st. Tel
Bryant 1888. -------------
LADY's MAID Useful: excellent seAms,ress: Ca
madam Protestant. $50; C0mpetent Young Wom-
an Miss sheas Agency 80 Eas, aga St Tel
Murray Hill 6iiA
LAI'N DREss -Fird class. shirts. collars. CUTS.
assist other work, excellent reference city OF
country Industrial Ass0ciation. ~ West i2d st,
Nt'RsE-Young Scotch GIRL children any age:
Al, years excellent personal references. city or
country Industrial Association. II West i2d II.
NURSE North ireland Protestant. bright intel
lsrut young girl. very highly recommended 50.
Call Airs. Mason's Agency. l3l West i-d a. Tel
bD ant 1888.
NURSERY GOvERNESS German: refined. capa-
bic: French speaAns. $50: best references Miss
sheas Agency. 80 East aga u. Tel Murray llil
61Tt
WORKING HOUSEHOLDER -Engish: thorough
Is experienced: excellent references. city oF
country. Industrial Assn. II West aga a.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER Refined. capable
American entire charge nice country home;
wldOaer business people preferred. $50. Mrs.
Mason's Agency. l3l West i2d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
SAILED

Steamers Ulefos tNorl Bergen. Manhattan tBr)
london. Trhino tBrl. Hull Rota dan, Cam
pala. VIA Norfolk TcIa> Port AHhur. Thens
INorI Melbourne. santiago. Brunswick ThOrss
lN0rl Philadelphia BoWlen lNorl. Kingston
SLawmut Jacksonville. Jefferson. Norfolk and Nc'f o.
port News Porto Rico. Baltimore.
Suinsk tRus) Archanssl Lord Om0Gde Ri.
Ceite. lroquois Puerto Plata. Kussisn Prince tBrl.
nililal Neches Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE.

81 WEST SD Choice. sunny double and single
rooms Refined appointments. Excellent table.
Telephone. References.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
Humidity
FIRE RECORD.

FIRE KEUUKU,
A. VI
i.a5-:05 18Th St. Alfred Wagner. trinins
2.2s-2st "a ST. Jacob ROhino. trthing
GLOBE RYDER av Catholic ProtertOry. 81. 900.
10 3O--l5l " list ST.. Dorton Corporation. TIL
fling.
~
2 2I-Ssf Kelly s.. Winnie Construction 20. ; s2OO
3.0O-Ss3 T. 10th St. Charles Schoenield. thhins.
1913 Lenox sy David Benjamin. $40.
j.2O--l02 ". sd St.. Herman Goldberg; 40.
: 1910 Water St. unknown: tnhing
6 1914 81. and Hudson River. unknown; trihins
T25-i7O4 Park ay. Anton Soigcl. trihtng
SO5-l66 Mulberry St. Louis Careilo. trifns.
s2j-l45 9Th ay.. Isidor Lusher: trihing
S30-26l RiyingtOn st., Estha NuH; trinins.
S35-l6i Essex St. Louis HARDER. trihinz
g.30-e79 stanton ST.. Ausitch Bros; triflng.
g3o-402 Madison st.; Mr. Diamondstone: 'rihins
93j--2i Market ST.. Morris Nscklin; $50,
e4O-iS West 1891 ST.. Rose Plump: trihing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER

Ryndam. Rotterdam. Hoil-Am. 30 am u On n
Of - Louis. Savannah. say. 700 pm
Mohawk jacksonville. Clyde. - ] 90 pm
SamIaud London All Trans. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
Female.

A=A-rOOK chambemaid. waitress. young
French girls together. wages. $50 and S25 b.
Miss Hofnayer's Agency. 10 East s3d st.. 90
floor: telephone. s94I Murray HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13

ord from ,he Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
The tsmISrafue Tor the last twenty four hours. IN
comparison Hith he corresponding date OF lasi year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER "a.
MEnNEsnAY. sEPTEMBER IS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Lr.ngs mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13

ATTENDANT. nurse. young Scotch trained nurse
$40 monthly: highly recommended. l.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 Fast 43d st.. 81 floor. tee
uSSUe Sai7 .ssTTSP Uill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13

CHAAiBERAiAID. seamstress. young German: l
wear, reference. W. Miss Hofmayer's Agency.
10 East 45d st.. 80 door. telephone. sea- Murray
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

No sooner IS one governor Of Ok
lzhomz elected and settled down TO
business than prospects for four
years hence. begin 10 be common top
ies- Political do2esis-s have already
been looking around for a likely and
s1rozg candidate for governor in
1878 and have ceatered their zt;en-
tion upon state Superintendent II.
h Wilson. who IS aoE serving his
seeond term in that office When
asked about TIE natter Mr. Wilson
advised bis "is-npieTs" that right e.
this time h. s. more interested in the
making % a good superintendent o.
public Instruction than IL any other
matter. The dopesSars argue that
NJ Wilson vas reelected state sup
srinfentent by a large majority and
that before the democratic primary
he got one ot the largest votes ever
polled in behalf Of one man for a
6eloeratic nomination in Oklahoma
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

TIE 6lfte-'e1os between q TTzi-se zns
a po.5 Bzt ths Frr5uriaE eo-Faa-
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of getting ao-Hth5-E really rev zz5
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