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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27

Are you really believer in democracy? Do want this government to be your goverr-?:.: Is will that the voice of America should ring command instead of begging in whspers1 Then prove it.
 stands this better than the enemies of They tribute to control; they give to get
 Are you less mindful of your interestsl
 Four years S9654 Americans contributed Woodrow Wilson's campaign fund the dollars of the Many financed the campaign not the millions of the Few. 1twas new idea idea It Emancipation Pro- clamaon that took elections off the auction block
 candidates away from back doors and \ How Q Contribute to o"~A Aoo1"'' \ the Wson Campaign \ Fund ~ 4o 'AAc Auo" 'Aat uOAAuateS VOoo1OW Wilson's campaign today. Again, in 1912 fight millions s s.: all Ill cheek. = .a. an" with aboveboard dollars. NN@rnaau % % ~coaN - NA: How much is democracy worth you3 Nx@scv ~ ~ ~ What ..,o a ~ ,.. ~ 1, 1,1 - - obeys your orders, realizes y0ur ideas
 cc~ ".o" voices aspirations, and considers I xoYAITy coupow your happiness and welfarel Nr' Asx cosoms1AAo oA"- Name it and pay ri" B: SsSs: Ss:s. :s .s:ss 3:s;s :.ss ss,as:,s a::
 .@sr- As Selfnteres and selfIespect alike com. NSS:SS SSS: VIZ S sS;SS mand you. N:s; N @ :s:s: as:sS Give unto sacrifice It America that asks 1t. The soldiers of Washington and Lincoln of their hearts blood ""A"' to the establishment and permanence of .."".... free institutions.
 
 Shall you not give your share to the A-y self-same sacred causee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
Prompt and reliable Insurance Service
 TAYLOR & COMPANY.

Well! What Was lt7 Speaking of fame, what was Molly Pitchers husbands name?-Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
ROBINS CAPTURE ANOTHER CONTEST
 AND KEEP LEAD
Giants Add a Notch to Their Record, by Winning 22
 Consecutive Games.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1. Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 2. New York 6, St. cuis 1. Boston 8, Pittsburg 0. Boston 2, Pittsburg l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
COMPLIES FILED WITH DEAD, FALLS
 TO ALLIED FORCES
(Continued from page one.)
London Announces Victory.

London, Sept 26.-The British have entered Combles, on the Somme front, the war office announced today, and are slowly but surely overcoming the resistance of the Germans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Boston. St. Louis at New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
GIANTS STILL WINNING.

New York, Sept. 26.-New York Nationals advanced their new record for consecutive victories another notch today when they defeated st.. Louis, 6 to 1 for their twenty second straight victory. The Giants hit Wat son and Williams hard. driving out fifteen hits for total of twenty-two bases.
 Score R H E St. Louis 900 010 00O-1 Z ew York 200 POP OOx-6 15 2
 Watson, Williams and snyder; Sallee and Mccarthy, Kocher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
How They Stand.

Brooklyn, Sept. 26.-Brooklyn beat Chicago today, to 1, making it three cut of five in the series with one more to play tomorrow. Pfeffer had the Cubs at his mercy except in the third, when two singles and a pass gave Chicago a run. Mcconnell was wild and ineffective.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
Berlin Comedies Allied Success.

BerI1n COnCeU6S AII1ed success.
 Berlin, Sept. 26, by wireless to Say ville.-Successes were achieved by the Anglo-French forces on the Somme last night to the west of Eau court TAbbaye, north of Flers, says the official statement issued by the German army headquarters today. The conquest of the villages on the line of Guedecourt and Buochavesnes, the statement adds, must be recog- niZed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday.

No games scheduled.
 Where They Play Today. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-09-27
BRAVES TAKE A PAIR.

Sallee and Mccarthy, Kocher.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17
STEAMER ALASKA ARRIVED
 LATE ON SATURDAY NIGHT

Late Saturday night the steamer Alaska arrived from the south with large number of passengers on board. The number of Juneau pas sengers exceeded the entire number for Cordoya, Valdez. Seward and Anchorage. There were 42 passen- gers for here and 3S for the other four towns combined The Alaska had on board eighteen round trip tourists. The Juneau arrivals were Mrs. M. B. Price. O. E. Kennedy and wife, J. O. Kennedy H. C. Logan and wife. T. H. Booth. Wm. Morri- son, C. R. Franke, Miss Morgan, Miss Overstrat. Mrs. D. Fl Christie and baby, Mrs. G. D. Harnson and son, Mrs. r. Hinkle. Miss D. W. Hinkle, Miss B. Hinkle, Dr. F. A. Ross, Mrs. F. A. Ross and son. Dr. l.. A. Part ridge and wife, O. J Wicklander and wife. F. Schroder and wife, E. Grant. F. BUhler and wife. ?. Smith. J. Smith. Wm. Smith, Miss C. Stud dert. Mrs. H. Studdert and son, H.. BlgelOw and wife, Mrs. ROseau, D.. L. Rosendeld. II. Webber and O. A. Braabadt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17
Legislature the needed power to aid

Legislature the needed power Co aid schools in Alaska.
 Manager B. l.. Thane of the AL aska Gastineau Mining Company took up the matter of securing school for the school children at Perseverance, with the proper oili- cials. and. while he found them re- sponsive to his representations as to the needs of the situation, he dis covered a condition that is, to say the least, discouraging And the hope for an early remedy IS not great.
 The Empire Is producer Of print
 ing that will escape the waste basket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17

r. ]. eRlFFlTHs, GENERAL AGENT
 tt4 Front Street, Juneau, Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17
wArgR sHuT.oEE NoTIcg

Patrons of the Juneau Water Com pany are hereby notified that be- ginning this month. and each and every month thereafter. water ser. vice will be discontinued without further notice on the goth unless service bill for the previous month is paid at the office, 26 Front Street, on or before that date Water hay ing been shut off. the Juneau Water Company will reserve the right to make a charge of $L00 for turning same on again.
 TEE JUNEAU WATER
 COMPANY, iy2O By JOHN RICK. Agent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17
PERSEVERANCE
 MAY NOT GET A
 PUBLIC SCHOOL

Residents of Perseverance want school for the next school year. They have twenty children, accord ing to representations, the number specified as the minimum limit un- der the Nelson act for the establish ment of a school district, but yet the outlook is not encouraging 10 the mining community. There are not sufficient funds to maintain schools in the school districts that have already been established.
 in the meantime, there is plenty of money in the Territorial treasury raised for school purposes, but the Department of the Interior has ruled that the provision in the Alaska Dr. ianic Act which forbids the Terri torial Legislature from amending Tor altering the Nelson school law makes the school law passed by the late Legislature invalid.
 And, notwithstanding that Dele gate James Wickersham told the members of the Territorial Legisla- lure to proceed with any legislation which they thought the situation in the Territory needs, and, if lt W ere NENAnANA AAi NaAAANH AAa NNh+@N have Congress legislate life in it., this is one invalid measure that he has not attempted to legalize.
 Wickersham Advised Passage.
 Delegate Wickersham specifically advised the passage of this law. The committees on education of the Ter ritorial Senate and House were doubtful about their authority to interfere in school matters. In fact they had come to the conclusion that they had no authority in the premises. But about the time that they arrived at this conclusion Dele gate Wickersham arrived and he ad- vised that they pass Che law. How ever. in spite of his connection with this particular bill he has done nothing. though T has been whole vnar .einon 6 was hold fn be void
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Das mcSetnite
NpartcmcntbaMs
Omaba's i'm Bau!
Die GrSnnsbebansch fir bas ct.
&esis beinabe beenSi9t nnO Ban.
arbeit nod in Oieisr 8pdDe in
Angriff eenummen.

Gle metropolitan &eolt1 Coma
M. berontportlih fir bic gegen-
mGrtige 9out1tiefeit an Der Ode bon
81. uno Sonestr. beridtet, oab Oas
auf bieier StcIle at erri1tenoe
apartementbous ni6t MIR ieoes @e-
bdlloe oieier Sta6t, ionOern uit9 In
oieiem Seile Oes 2oroes melt I'M
.6dotten iteIlen miro. 8erionen,
neIde Die 3eidnunaen un6 9lGne
Der 4r9iteften geieben baben, iino
Ger feiten lleber6cugune, Dab Dies
ooS mooernite Gportementbous lit,
meldes iemolS erri6tet tpi1roe.
9as fertiae ct. 9eeis bereinigt
in ii1 Die mooerniten Soeen urO
boiite9nii9en Grriingenifaften, Die
Is gum mo0erniten gtportementbaus
Der Staot MAIDEN. 9ns @eb1u6e
lit ltformia uno i'm iponii1en
Renaiilonce . Stbl rto beiibt einert
8orbot bel oeiien @uttpurf ben ar.
6iteften obiolut freien 2ouf ibrer
8bdntoiien eeloiien tpuroe. Gin
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3ieritr6u1er utO 0rnomentbdume
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g8ege 5piiden idtnmettbeifen &aicn.
pI1sen berpoait1noigen Oen impo.
ldnten 8dl1.
Der leihteite @eg an Die 8erbei.
ierungen itno 8equebmLi6feiten fir
Die Mieter In Ct. &egis 5it bei1rei.
Zen lit Die 6eititeIlung, 0oB oIes
m~enidenmoglibe 1etan muroe, ben
Nelpobnern Oas 2eben 10 ongenebm
un0 beqliehm pie MIR mogli9 5a
MAIDEN. Sortbola Srnenousitat-
tltne, iorgfdltig entiporfene 2iftan.
loge, offene aamine, reiaenbe Babe.
simmer, Mooellfiider uip., nit bic.
len onoeren al%einigfeiten, peIde
6as 2eben I'M Ct. Hesis gum tpab-
TN @enuB ~aeltalten, fret bon allen
Merger ltno offer Gorge.
Sel6it Die leiblide 9ienItbotet.
iroge puroe in grlpagung geSoger.
gigene Observation-Disclosures ultr0en
I'M Gr6geidoB 0eS @ebGuoes borge.
iebcn. Seitere, Iidte ginoelnaintmer,
gmpfangsaimmer nn6 grinotfil6e
tueroen Der 8ieneri6aft iolhe IN.
nebmlt6feiten bieter, Dab iie tire
BunoerIuit rripiGfiirlid oufgeben
unO ii9 ols Geil Der Snilsboltitng
betrodten ner6en.
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PiIfsfonS Ses
meitl. RricecrbMnSes!

@m 8. OeS Monats iurr6en in
gluftroge Oes Sofueas 2anopebi
8erein Our1 Die SoipeGs 5tntt
8ouf $308,75 fir ben SiIfsfonf
iiberIonot. 9ie Site Der @eber III
bltrh ben SotpeIlg 8erein einige Get
5uriif in Der Omaha Sribiine Der,
6ffentlibt moroen. 3n oieier Site
lit nod cine @obe bon $500 bon
Serrn Sp. Settler, SopeIs, 0ebr.
su5ufiigen, ipoourd obiae Summe
ben rs errei1t pirO.
Sn SGtOen beg CONNECTICUT
tees befan6en iid am 10. M1oi 6es
Sabres $3t0.25, 5usiigli9 Der 60
be Oes SopelS 2anOpebr 8ereins
olio beltte ins1eiomrt $4,000.
Dieie 5untme pirb am i. @ugult
beg Sabres on ben bertiden Bot
S1ofter, Serrn @rofen bon 8ern-
ftorff obgefibrt iperoen. 6oaten
nod @ereine oes @eItIiden arie-
ger 8unoes @eIoer an Soro boben,
ueIde nit oieier Senoilne obgefiibrt
iper6en ionen, bite i'd oieie Inn.
gebeno ein3uien6es:.
Mit fanterooidoftIifem Crib
6. &0nig.
i'm Nuftraae Oes aomitees.
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Illus Creighton, uebr.

grofeiior Iolll fultroe ourd Ell.
aen Sdloganfon ieiner Sprode
unD ieiner 8efpcettrg berott6t Des.
6alb Die beripdtete aorreiponoen3.
gr lit nber 10 siemlidl mieoer oui
Sem 9olten.
Gos 9idnid en- 2. Slli. neldes
Oie 9eitiden bier a6bielten mar
Elm GrfoIg itno Der 1leberifuB gitq
gum Sinan8ousihltB fit Oos gfotc
&rel5. gl1td ncre WitglieOer nun.
ben e%etuonnen, Ino 6ie Sermmns.
iobne aeigten cine rege @eteiligung.
g[iih bic Sermonn3iobne hielten
am Sotntog, Den 20. Slili, elm
Bifnid BEL anton @rompfin ab,
moran fid Der 9entide 8ereit1 leb-
.boft betciligte. Die regelm1bige
8eriommlung finoet nunmebr am
20. auguit itatt.
Serr 0otban Reinolos, nelder
bon feiner Srau Qetrellnt lebte, Itiir5.
te an Wontag iriib aus Dem Sen.
tier alf ben 8iirgeriteig 1iao brod
bos @enid, mas ieinen Sob our
6olge bate.
Die bieiiee nod niht LANCE bette.
ben0e MuiiffopeIle maft itf, uno
Die 8GbL Ser 8uborer nintntt Itetig
au, fpenn iie 6reitae obenos ibr
Greifonaert gibt. 8iele but,oert
6ormer font1nen slt ben &onaerten
noh Der StoOt, tno fognr Elm Grtras
poliaiit nuBte oneeitelt iperoen, nm
sic Oronitng aufredt gu erboIten.
Ser iunge enereii6e aopeGmeiIter
ideint elm tii6tiger Muiiffenner at
lpagte ith fitrali9 iognr
on Elm iGpieriges oeutides SdInf-
Ten. q otpourrie, bos inn rieiigen
gtpplalis einbrahte.
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miHiai1t Sternbcr0
DeMti1cr Ntpckat
I3immer 940-954. Omaha 9otionol
@anf- @eb6noe.
Gel. Douglas 962. omaha, Re5r.
oenietben 8nr 9%bitimmiine boree.
legt Der6en fam.

grddtoolle 4erIe, oieie 6et1tIGen
SeeIeitteI Saate Od Elm Eaudboot
Die 9eIasung Oes engIii6en SdiEfes
Butte" berunter in bic Boote, ae.
raoe, dig ite iid gum 6riibItid iette.
0os 5riibitiid berSebrten oonu Bic
SaudbootIeltte erit, ebe Tie bias
Sbiff ~berienften. Gs qebt nihts
iiber Die @emiitIidfeitl
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8. Giitrift, 6. u. @iltie, Yen0er.
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Nus Boone. Jcwa.

25. Suli.
Serr Seeming Stamp elmer Der
eriten @nfieoIer I'M bieiigen County
itorb leste 8o6e i'm Sous ieinet
Gotter, Grnu Auglit glauien gu
0g6en. Or purOe ON 6reitag str
Gube beItottet, bel tpeIfer @eleqen-
belt Serr 4aitor 8obH Die 2eiden.
re6e belt.
Serr saul bon arog, elm geod)-
teter junger Wonn iuuroe am 9on-
nerstog bonn Tobe in Die @nigteit
~ab9erufen nafoem er orei Sabre
IungenIeioeno mar. Or 1interIdBt
ieine iunae Srol nrb Elm @ooptin.
fino. 8pei ieiner ainoer Iino linn
bereits in ben Eoo bproaoegongen.
Die 8eeroigung fonO ON Sonntag
itatt.
Die Site lit 70 ungepobnIih bier,
Dab man niht nur fir Die Mlais.
errte fiirftet ionOern, Dob aud Die
9eute gang beionoers oarunter 8t
leioen boben. SER Morfs. Elm
goggoeemom Der Nortbpeitert
Giienbabn befotn einett &isi6lng
onf Dem 8obnbof bat ftd nber
oIiidlidermeiie tpieoer e%inieermnBen
erbolt.
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Nus Sem State.

Srenont, %. Sltli .-Som Eon.
Tor, eitt befonnter, bieitger iunger
Farmer, tpuroe lebten Sonntag bon
ieinem 9feroc in einen1, iiioIi6 oes
Sormbanies geIeeenen See getpor.
fen uno ertronf. Ser 2eidnam
nnroe cine Stunoe ipdter eeborgen.
Der 8erungIiidte bate elm 4lter bon
% Sobren erretdt, uno binterlGBt
oltBer ieiner 8ittue nod elm Eo6-
terden.
.Sutberldno - Sn Der 0oft bonn
"a. ortf ben Is. Suli puroe bic
beige l1maablnlq bon einem idipe-
rem SoaeIiturm beimgeiubt. Stel-
leripeiie logen Die S9loben 6 3oa
bod. Webrere Der SngeIidloBen
batten einen 9itrdmeiier bon Ie9s
3oG. Der an Der grnte uno @e-
b6iben angeri9tete SAaoen 1T be-
0eAten0.
aDoco - 9t0 8uibel @eiaen BON
einenl 10 @fer @eiaenfelo erntetc
Serr Sreb Sobemar, Seiien 5orm
citIid Der Stnot aeleeen lit. Ser
Durhihnittsertrog bon 81 8uIbcl
pre- Mfer lit elm 9efcro fir Nebr.
GarmIono.
Gremont - 0nr6 ons S6eu-
tperoen ieiner 8fcroe ipur6e 9. 8.
SibleD bon ieinem @etreibebinoer
gefporfen uro erbebIid oerIest. Die
MoIhine aing IN Griimmer; aud
Die 8fer6e spitroen beim 9ur1bre.
den bon Observation-Disclosures ber-
Iebt.
Central Gitp = SIN Werrid 60.
lit geaennGrtig cine 9eipeeung I'M
@onge. Die ee~genmdrtige 8ertpnl-
t~unesform orrf5ueeben uilb our fritz
beren 5urildaufehren. Cine Beti.
tion hefinbet iid i'm l1mInuf I'M
Die n6tigen rnteridriften bon 8ur.
nerti aa erIapast, laMR .hielsr MIan.
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pot nod Demti1IanS
MnS Oeiterrei6!

Die abfabrsSeit Der nG6iten bon
Netp gort aus nod 9ertidlurtO uno
0eiterreid : ltngarn BOitioden nit.
nebmerl0en 9ampfer it,:
0onnerStag, 3. Quguit - limited
States mad Gopenbogen.
Soutstag. 5. auguit - 8erBens.
fjoro, nod Bergen.
@s 1T notipenOig, ben Nomen oes
betr. 0ompfers groB unO 0ertlid)
ouf Dem 8riefumidlog at bermer-
fen. Sober Brief ioute berart mar
fiert tuerben, Oo er ionit bielei6t
auf neutrolen 9onpfern beforoert
miro.
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Belize partcicn haltcn
Staatskcnpenticncn ab!
Nortiebung bon Seite ~

mi%niltration uno lire bielen Der.
palhungSfebler.
Glpbe Barnard bon Gable Rod
lUiiroe gum tempor1ren Sefret6r er.
D1bIt. Die tempor1re Organization
puroe o1nn permanent eemoht.
|Dos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beitnno aus
ben folgenben Gelegaten: 6. Yi.
9oaor6, 0ebomfo; q. 3. Sniner,
'2iueoIn; u, @. Seffries. Omaha;
Glart 9erfinS, aiirorn; Bert
Mopes, Rorfolt; Or. Somiion
Clan Center; 6. 2. @eitcrpelt,
.SeotiS Bluff.
Ridter ". 9. Sutton, Ganbioot
fir @oubernetlr, belt cine Anipra.
DIE al Die @erianrmlung. Inter on.
oercm i1gte er, bob felt Y%r1iioent
Milions EMANCIPATION Mir cine
5roge 6efinitin entihieoen nuroe,
uno oipor, oab s@o9iomes g8orten"
Elm 6ebli9log lit. Snbe5ug ouf iei.
ne annoiootitr iogte CT. onb er &c.
gen Die 8roier uno SaloonS lit,
uno immer uno iiberoll fiir Brobi.
bition einiteben miro. gr iproh lid,
aus fir Sen antnif elmer 5oru
fir iiree Strdflinge, anitatt ielbe
ins 8udtbalis al itcdcn.
Sbm folete Sobn 6. 9euneoD,
aan0iOat fir II. @. Senator. Or
betonte Die RotmeaSi9tcit elmer
omerifaniiden 8an0elSmarine.
%. 6. Anortfps bon Settings,
Geo. SeDmoitr bon @lein, amOiout
Iiir 9eeent Der llniberiitdt @m. IS.
@arner, aonbiont fir aonsreB 0es
3. 0iItrifts; Ben. @. 8ofer, &on.
grebfnnoioot BON Omaha; &obert
@. 9anoe, annoibot fir @eueroI.
nnpalt, uilo ~ ouDerneilr @lO.
rid maftcn je cine gniprode an
Die 4onbention.
8os BIarformfomttce mar erlt
Inn 5 llbr 10 Min. fcrtig, S1t be.
riften. Die 9lotform lit lang uno
in redt 0iplomotiiAcr Sprohe ob.
eefobt. Die Snuptplnftc BARN
iin6: Sn6oifierilng Ocs 8rGiioent
idaftstonoi0aten Gbos. 6. SugbeS
unO Der notionalen glotform; Der
Iangt Ieitens Der 2egislotltr cine
@orIoge our, abitimmltng ieitens Der
8dbler iiber cine fonititutioneIle
aonbeution; StroBen 8erbeiieriine
uno a6ihafflmg bon 0SoG"
8riifen; cine iournaliItiife 2ebr.
obteilnng an ser Stoats ltniberfi
tGt; cine oGoitobiol~ 6arm fir erit.
b%eitrofte Str1flinge; elm 0elt. 5rte.
oensgeri6t; ~bernrteilt politii6c
llmtriebe oeS 2cbensmitteI .aommif
idrs unO Der itaotliden 8anffom-
MILTON.
Dds Gtdats. 3sHtraltomitee.
Dos nere republifoniide StadtS
3entrolfomitee iest ltd aus folgen.
ben Mitglieoern Suiommen:
8orltsenoer 6. s. Mcglifb
bon Smobo.
gice.8 ortisenoer = g. 9. Bead
bon 2ineoIn.
Qiitritt, Same un6 aorefie: t..
9iitrift, 6. 8. 2etpis, Sails Gitp.
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Gin fnnnoiiGer @iKicnor unb iei.
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Those h held this theory. however,
were soon TO find that although IL looked
sound. yet the Playing OF the two teams
IN the second half was what was going
10 show tho flaw In Il. Harvard started
by resorting to a play from kick forma-
iion which had a kick to II. The ball
came 10 casey, who feiutcd a pass TO
the half. who wen. by him and then FOL
lowed In the wake Of three men vino had
been enabled TO get In front Of him by
the feint AZ tho same t,ne 20 act as
n sort Of decoy to the Pr. nce,on men.
By means OF his play Harvard was In
a shor' time enabled to place the ball
near Princeton's goa line. and falling 10
have the necessary drive TO penetrate
the concentrated Tiger defence Harvard
wisely resorted 10 a drop kick.
Horween was successful IN the at
tempt and sent the ball squarely between
the uprights from the IS yard line. Funk
kicked or 10 Harvard. and IL began an
other drive of "A bewildcring sort. which
Princeton was always able TO stop be-
fore II vas dangerous.
The third quarter was clearly a Har-
ward one and Princeton was kept con-
tinually on the defence 10y a dazzling ar
ray Of plays which were snOt at them.
But IN every case he Crimson team was
repulscd before Il came too near the
Tiger goal for comfort.
The sun., 1916-11-12

THe beginning of the fourth quarter
found Princeton On the offensive. with
A.nles in charge Of the team. The new
Tiger general opened w an offence COM
posed OF crisscrnss plays which failed To
gain any ground. Then he resortcd to
long forward passes In a last attempt to
get away WITH "A touchdown. These were
covered easily by the Harvard men, and
when one was recovered ny the Crimson
team II was content 10 try a few PLAYS
and then kick back into rrlnceton's ter
ritory.
As long as Harvard could keep The
Tigers way down the field trying this
f"rlorn attack II Was safe with a three
point margin. The game ended with tho
han in priucCtou's territory, with the
mcn from Iunclctown valiantly fighting
To get away with a long pass for a touch
down u victory.
The Gamc showed that a team with
the scoring power tied mn in "A single
drop kicker and u strong defence Is not
as valuable as "A team with "A varied
attack and a kicker in case ~ necessity.
II Princeton had had the services of
Tihbutt this afternoon the story no
doubt would have been different ana the
Tiger offence played differently.