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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23

fue FnpluFeIb ofEutfIaUon, SAID
he had heard Of no member firm
considering withdrawal.
To Hire Non-UnIon Men
He declared the association In
tended 10 hire az many independent
workmen Ms were needed 10 handle
the freight on and Off ships at this
port Rs soon as arrangements could
be made for their adequate pro
lection.
Meanwhile n sufficient force OF
strike breakers had been. engaged
TO finish loading the Talthyhius.
which sailed early Friday. and
other steamers of tho ~. Y, X.
and O. s. X JapAness lines.
Union Teanssors Bsfk
Union ,eamsterr have refused 20
aid in tho unloading OF ships. but
assisted In loading freight already
on tho dock.
At San Francisco. telegrams said.
union teamstsrs refused to handle
sugar unloadod from the steamer
Nilhclmina By non-union labor.
Following their refusal. the
Waterfront Federation OF Unions
in that city called a meeting for
Saturday. nj which a general sym.
pathetic strike is TO be discussed.
J. A. MadEen. secretary OF the
local union. and four other local
members OF tho longshoremen's
executive board, returned Friday
morning from San Francisco.
Blame Employers for Murder
Tho others are ]. Taylor. OF Vic.
'oria; r. Howard. OF Vancouver:
$. c. Smith. Of Seattle. and T.
Martin. OF Everett.
we hold tho Waterfront Employ.
ers' association guilty OF the muir.
der OF one OF our members" said
Marshall Wright. speaking OF the
killing OF Thomas Olson, n picket.
at San Francisco. We will. how.
ever. return to work NJ any dock
where our demands are recognized
and the firm pulls out OF the or.
ganization."
w. G. Dawson. secretary Of the
Waterfront Employers' union. said
positively that no member firm was
thinking OF Withdrawing and classi.
fled the unions statement that they
were as pure bunk
Prepare for Long Siege
we are not willing the strikers
should return 10 work on their own
terms said Capt. Gibson. I'VE are
settling down for a long siege and
will hire 1000 Independent work
men. " necessary. TO handle our
freight II we can't get them in
Seattle Wen bring them here from
some other place"
A conference was held with
Mayor GIL Thursday afternoon
with tho result that he promised
to give the employers sufficient
force OF men to patrol the water
front.
The longshoremen's union held n
meeting Friday morning at which
they agreed TO return 10 work at
once on fair" boats.
White VIII Try Again
Mediator Henry NJ. White said
he considered both sides were
jumping at conclusions"
They should have taken time
to consider the matter for at least
few hours and the walkout might
have been avoided" he said.
There seems TO be little that can
be done until the conference is
held In San Francisco, as agreed
upon. altho intend getting in
touch with both sides today TO see
II something cannot be done
earlier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23

General WalkOut
of All Water Front
Unions Threatened

While general walkout OF all waterfront workers the
Pacific is threatened Friday in connection with the
ongshoremens strike several large shipping
ported by the ongshoremens union be the verge
Withdrawing from the Waterfront Employer association
with the possibility that 400 local sevedores may
IN to work before night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23

In German steel works, by
draulic press that can exert a
pressure OF 1900 tons has re-
placed a steam hammer that shook
the earth for long distance every
time IL was used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23

We are ready 20 recognize any
firm that pulls out OF the employ
cra' union and agrees 60 our
terms" said Marshaii Wright. IN
charge OF tho local longEhoremen's
union. AS fast as they withdraw.
our men will be sent 20 work F"
Capt J. $. Gibson. president OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23
FOUR die IN WRECK

NEWCASTLE. Pa. June ga
Four persons are dead and several
seriously injured as the result of a
collision between passenger
and n freight car on the Harmony
line near North Zwickley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-23
LUSTIG Acquitted

y. u. Lustig, charged with sell.
ing n pint of whisky to J. II. Mel
son. last May, was found not guilty
by a jury In Judge Smiths court
Thursday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Wie man Grfaltunsen fnrirt.

Seet glld) nidt ncu llnbilocn bes
8etters ODER Suit5iigeu aus; Iebei
pernuuit9emGB uuo nebmet 81. ains's
Netp SiScoperp. Sieies Wittel III
bergeiteIt aus %Sid)tentbeer. beilenoen
@aliameu uub eelinoe pirtcnben Nbs
iiibrmitteIu. 9r. Sings Neip Sise
coperp tobtet uno pertrei6t Die CIR
tdltungsfeime unn linbert Die @nte
3iinouns oes Salies. IS miro Cub
uiht gelinsen. elm belieres SeilmitteI
fir Sulten mn grfGlhInsen Su iineen.
Sie Sbatiade. pab es felt mebr ais As
Sabren I'M @ebrauh lit, lit cine Ga
rantie fir beiien 8irfIamteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
8iele 9eute wiHen es niht.

Cine trdgc 2eber lit pitmals Die llrs
iod]e pieler 2eiben. Shpinbelunfdue
appfidmerSen. @%criippfuug uub Sal
ligfcit iiuh litere Au3eifen. baB Cure
2eber ser Siilfe bcoarf. 9tcbmet 9r
Sings gieiu 2ife Yiqen unO iebet, ME
lie Den gan5en &0rper l~tdrten. Gbens
fals iebr gut fir Den Dtagen. Sea
fDrbcru Die Scroauuug, rcinigcn oas
9lut mo perleibeu ihoue 8eiidtss
iarbe. NIr 25 Gents bel Grren
I~pptbetcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Wliif i'm ltnnIiif.

Serr 9epi aus Dem cbemnligen So.
nigreid)e Eolen, madrt cine Heiie in
SanOelSgeidGiten nuh amiteroam.
Sier miro er franf un6 m,b einen
gr5t 5l &utfe 5ieben, Der i'm na6
8erlaif BON bier @ot)en rpicoer ber.
~itellte. Ser 8eneiene l1Bt lid bier.
auf Die Refmlns bes ar5tes gebcn,
umr6 aIs er iie burbiiebt mo Sen ge.
trug iebr bod gegen Die Care IN lei.
uer Seimatb iiroet, urodrt err einel
lleberihlag, wie piel err in SoIlono
inn gerbaltniB gegen Solen 5li 5ablen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Gin amiiiantsr Srrthnnt.

Gin Srun5oie ms gtoncp mar nof
Wtes gefommen, nm Den 9iifof fen.
men 81 lernen. Gus giidoispolais
uno 0aS bamalige General . Som.
maroo liegen beioe in Der Gbatilon.
ltraBe. Ger 6ran5ole 9erietb MN
itntt ms 9iid)pfspalois ms General.
&ommanoo. gr mar innerlit bod,
erfreirt, bab bier in 9eutif4aro Die
9iid,oie 10 aeebrt ieien, oab man
ibnen iogar Goppelpoiten Dor Die
Slbiire itele. gin oen 0oppelpoiten.
5ipei bieOere ShIeswis Softeiner,
riftete er mlf fran5oiiib Ole Srage,
OBJ Der 9iidoi 81 Smrie lei. "a aber
Die beioen Marsiiinger fem @ort
Sran5oiii6 p~eritanoei, 10 glm,bten
JIG, Der feline Serr mollte gum fpn.
handkerchief @enerol. SIN &G,pt.
portal lmlroc Der 6ran5oie Don't Die.
ner empfangen, Dem er ieine aarte
gab. Rah eini9en Wimltert, nab.
renb beren iih Der @ei,der iiber ole
floiterlide @ininfjbeit Der ,Sinmer
%freltte. that iih Die Sbiire oIf uno
herein trat Scr tets 9latt raiierte
@rai Saeieler. Sd)on ans Den eriten
@orten erfannte @rSelen3 @ottIieb,
baB er nit Dem 9iihof pertpebielt
wuroc. Der 9eiuher poIlte oie I'm"
teritiisun9 oes 9iIfofs fir oen glltf.
entbalt zines franSoiiiben OFFICERS
erbitter. bciien Carte in Wfes I'M
Sterben lag. @rai Saeieler sab linn
einen 3ettel nit, l~leberal. mobm
nm Der 6ran5oie lam. fauo CIR EN-
aeneieteS Sbr uno feline 8imide
wlrroen i6nea erIeoi9t. @Is er nurl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Sbre Nbnnng.

6rau (pon ihrem sur Sug6 geben'
oen Mann 9lbihieo nebmerO): Limo
ipann fam ih Did 5uriiferuarten,
lieber glfreo?"
rSobalo ib etrpaS Sroentlide5 ge-
idoiien bube."
y9(ber oaS lit ia enticBlif! I'll
miait old bod uidt oui elpig bon mir
%treuren2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
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Sann aaeroinas.
Syragc an Sas Sd)ifial.

Oitterling: .Wtm fdn,t eS fei.
llem Neniden red)t MAIDEN. Der
cine Rebuftellr iagt meine 9erIe flint.
gen 81 tro6en; Der auoere meiut tpie.
Der. meine Goeiie iei 5u p1iierig. 8ie
loQ man 6enn MN eigentllf)
0id1ten?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Der Siebenslpiiroigfelt oeS .gildofs
Don Wes". Nur eines babe i'm an
DEM 9iihof geitort, ndmlidL 0aB er
prelBiihe 8eneralsuniform getragell
babe.
~ - -
Gintbcilnng.
Siidlta6bar: ySeben Sic, lnm1er
Sltr reften 3eit altiboren, oas lit Die
Sutptiad]e! @enn ih merf'. oaB id)
genntg bab' oum trinte ih nod cine
ooer 5wei Dab, llro Damn gdb' i'd,
nab Smilel"
Sernnglift.
Seritreuter Brofeiior: n@ie alt
iinb Sic eigentIid, mein fSrGulein?"
Game (a~llslpeidenb) Cine Tome
lit im1irer 10 oft, ipie lie alslicbt."
T~rofeiior: nNein, nein, oc5 lit
nidn moglif); ih ihate Sic picl
finger"
NuS Der Sd)nlc.
2ebrer (Sr eincm iteil nuigenom.
mellen Sdpiler): Y8ic beiBt Cup"
Sdiiler: nSobanld)ct."
2ebrer: r@os lit Gein Sater?"
Shiiler: n5oot."
Sebrer: ,@ns mar er frither?"
Sdyiler: p2eberoig."
Gin SendJlcr.
Sic mollen nleinc Sodyter aus
Siebe beiratben, no iie BOD bat blm-
Oerttmrieno Warf!"
r@arm nidtl sic 9ie6e iiber-
min0et aQeS."
gns @rfabrnna.
,Wfeine Sultsfrall bat idon offers
3imnner al Stltoenten permietbet
6as merit man! 9l5 id belite 9tad]t
bonn 3onmners beimfam, bate lie Elm
2id)t binter's ShliiiIeqod) geitellt-
odmit ih es leihter fi1oen fonrtte!!"
- - ~
l%lngebalten.
Seiratbspermittler: Gle Game
lit ihon. geiitreid, mliifaliidL Der
mogcnb."
Serr: yNesbalb nennen sic oas
Sermogen crit in pierter Heibe?"
= y -
Iles umiunit.
y9sun, wie melt bit Oh oenn mil
Dem illneen glld,bGnoler. fiir ben
Oh did 10 tart intereIiierit?"
r9ld, bas lit elm entieslid)er Stof.
iiih! gis bellte babe id, bereitS bier
SiebesbrienteIler, 5pei aofbiidcr,
orei 9dnoe Die aunit, einen gllten
Mfarm 5i befommen" uro bas @ert
.Sus 8erb ais Satin uno Mlltter"
IN Sieferrneen sefallft, aber glmrbii
Oh, err merit etnas?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Die ltnidrulo punt Sanoe.

SallSirol (5itr aohin): sd babe
Sbnen ooh if)on cinnral geiagt, Mfa.
RE, oub Sic nid)t oieie rotbe @lirit
%falfcn ioaen. % fonnen bod 10 leidpt
Srihinen orin iein."
&odin: nglber, Srau Sberrihter
mie iollen oern on Srihinen bineins
fonmleu2 Sic lit bod on beioen gn.
Oelt NtaeblItOen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

bat 81 mir g'iagt: Gina. sos Pluto
roit Elm, menn't net beniist miro. llno
miro fapltt, uno ba bab' / mir bait
oetlft, grd SralI, es mar balt 90 id}aO
I'M 0oS lido @agerl!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
0crblImf.

llnteroffi5ier gum Hefruter. Der
Elm Yafet NIT @lrrit auspuft): n8aS
lit belm oas, Suber?"
Gin @ruB allS Der Seimatb!"
nSot Der Sater mid tidJt mlf)
ariiben laiien2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
~
Die Grbtantc.

.@urlm fon1len Sic benn ,Sprell
6ris 10 urplosli6 gar nift mebr aus.
iteben, Sruu &rmIie2"
nSeit meiner lesten idppcrell
8runfbeit. Senfen Sic lid, bot mid
oa Der impertinente Wenid am
&ranfenbette beild,t urto mir beinl
8eggeben eiuen StrnlB bon Sim.
melsihliiiielu mli oas 9sahtfditferl
geitelt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
" " "
SrDitlid).

Yrofeiior: lin @imhnelslpiQeu,
Sean, ,pas iteflt Oh benu On fitr $50.
bier in Den Sfen-i6 CLAUDE gar, es
lit bon meinem Sdreibtiih?"
Sean: SEER Grofeiior, es mar ia
beibrieben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
lSDd,lte Spariamfeit.

Srmi: o0u trinfit iebt idon Sltm
pierten 0Sale; bas lit bod ole reinite
8eridppenoung."
0tonn: .9ta, bas gSoiier foitet
ooh nidts!"
Srau: p9lber oas @loS miro ab9e.
niistl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

gelhnriidtet 3inrnler ser ebrbaren
Sanolperferfamilie 5ltianmlen; e.
bate einen gelualtigeu Sopifud)en &c.
BADEN mr0 inter ben gliidli6en 8ins
bern DergaBen mir alles Selo. Che
mir uilselnaroergineer, ldlrieben mir
glQe an 0en ferneu Safer oes fleinen
8oitl, urro folgenoe5 @ebidt iulirOe
nit urrieren llnterihriiten 81 Sir'
beubatrg an Die Sront geionOt:
Gin aino marc getauft 9eltte in
idnperer 3eit,
Sn ser Sremoe geboren, III different
2cib;
God in 0ieies Summers Oriidenbe
Nadt
Sait on oos 2iht uno Die Soffmtng
gebradyt.
O%itpreuBen, Dos tbeltre Sc%inratblano,
Sait on ms gerettet nit Itarfcr
San0.
grl0it bon RuBlano3 piitbenOen
Soroen:
so bllt OIL lrller Sefreler 9efooroen,
Sn beibem Saut mir ole 9itte ipagen:
Ger SSSltn9e ioQ beinen gtanten tragen,
Gen lpolen mir linn III Die @iege
leaen,
Der briuge Oem fleinen Sliidtling
Segen!
limo mGdit er beran, 10 moa'n mir
ibm meloen:
Oh fright Den gtanlelt cines 8eloen,
Zen gsamen, Ser fiir GreliBens Sobne
@ritrablt III liegbaft bebrer Stone,
0ll oarfit rbn 0urd nid)t5 ShledJteS
enttpeib'n,
Salte Sen S~eloenlameli rcin!"
60 iolit on leild)ten Oh leincm 2eben
limo ieinem 9aiein Die Hiftllng
geben,
Scin @abllprlt6 lailte: Sapier ourhL
@ic mnier Notwithstanding.
e ~ ~
3eritrcnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

geiprgt.

Srml (pon elmer Neiie 3uriiffeb.
rerlo, our 4ohin): Cine iolfe Sredp
belt bate iA Sbnen ooh nidJt 5irge.
trmtt, Gina, Sic haben ia, pie i'd,
borte. Wdbrelro unierer abpeieubeit
nit Sbrem SdNb bas Nlnto SIT Spa
5ierfubrten benIst?"
&ofin: n@nG Srall, mel Sdus is
a Wefunifer, oer'S perltebt, uno Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
~ ~
Qnsreoc.

Totcr: y@s lit oo6 ungIaublit,
mieuiel 8elb On brautit!"
Sobn: n9ieber Batter, i6 bratf'
feins-aber ole nroern 2e,ite lponelt
immer meld)es BON mir"
y ~ -
Der Sendler.
Scarf, itoB' mid oo6 geitlpinb
NAL Elm bisden on; id ihrerbe chen
meiner Srut, NoB ih Dor Sebriliht
na6 ibr 5ittere."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

tpieber mad Nancp 5ltriifgefebrt mar,
er5ablte er nit grobem 9ebagen bon
Der 2iebenspiiroigfeit oes rgiidofs
Don Wes". Nur eiueS babe i'm an
oem giihof geitort, namlid,, OaB er
prelBiihe 8eneralsllniform getraget
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

babe. Sein slr5t beiud)t ign, als er
eben nut oieier 9eredymlng 6eihdi.
tigt lit. inro iinoet oen aronfen nit
geTalteten Sdltoen i'm 2ebnitlbl
iiseuo.
~@artm 10 anoddtig?" fragt ser
slr5t.
rSSa," perieste Der @eneiene, i'd,
oanfe Seboru inbriinitig. bab er mid
in amiteroam NIT oieier 2roufbeit
beimgeiudyt bat"
n@ieio2"
ugSem i'd Sbre 8edNnurg in go.
len er6ulten bate, 10 6dtte if menis
items fiinf Sabre alf Dem &ranfen.
lager 5lrbringen miiiien!"
y - y
MndD Elm @unid.
8a~ntoffelbelo (oer cine neile 0en.
6elltbr fauft): .Saben Sic nift
cine, Die INNER in Der gsoft iteben
blerbt2l"
WihScrltanbenes geileiS.
SEER: sd beomtere bon Ser5en,
gnd6ige Srml, Sic in Sralier iebet
5t miiiiet."
9umc: so iinoen Sic alto al,fl,
Dob mid S6ipor5 abiheulih flei.
oet2!"
y - -
Der gei5ise Gesiitrator.
Ser alte &egiItrator Solsmiiler
mar 10 gei5ig, oaB err iih itets mir
nit irronge3iinoetem 9ift sic Sreppe
binlInterleli6tete.
S%ranenlogif.
8ie fonntelt On MIR Dos 8ebeim.
nib ser &arouin iiberaa weiter or.
adblen2"
o@aritm nidd2 @aS fin Ole ga.
ronin eiu 8ebeimniB lit, lit nod
lanae feilt5 fir mifl"
y y ~
l%lnerbittlidD.
rSsbr alter. sndoises 6rGiuetn?"
D8luan5ig Sabre oorbei, Serr Trd-
itOert."
.S6r Ilter gellali?"
~3lpilfen Slpon5ig uno oreiBig."
nAbcr, bite, iagen Sic inns gil.
tight. manu- sic oreiBig erreiden?"
u0torgen, Serr IrGiioent."
- - -
Gam aleroinas.
Game: sd ioate bod meinen,
DAB ein 10 frdftiger Mtann lpie Sic
nod 9lrbeit finoen miibte!"
SettIer: ga, endoige Srut, menn
iib mir Die 2eite niht INNER BEL
nleinem lesten Gbei erflutoigen
Doaten!"
Game: .9lba, ieine 9liisfunft Ioll.
tet nohl iebr ungiinIrig fir Sie9"
Settler: oOaS nift, aber er lit
ifon lett 30 SSabren toot!"
y - -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
~ ~ ~
3eritrent.

0iener:: nSerr 'Iroieiior, bite,
fonmen Sic lhnea, IS Iino Gin.
BREEDER 0ul"
Irofeiior: sd babe Jest feline
3eit, iagcu Sic, JIG mohten mieber-
fumnlen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Wihbcrjtanbenes geileib.

Ser: sd beomtere BON Ser5en,
grdoi9e SruiI, Sic in Srui,er ieben
5t niiiien."
3unre: So finoen Sic alio mid.
Dob mid S6ipor5 abideulih flei.
oet?l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
- - y
Srameulpgif.

8ie fonnteit On MIR Dos 8ebeirn.
nib ser Sarouin iiberaa weiter or.
6ablen?"
D@arim nidr9 @aS fir Ole go.
ronin ein @ebeimniB lit, lit nod
Iarlge feiilS fir mifll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
8ut geiast.

Vui gtIuyt.
Iidter: sit es tpabr. ouB Sic &c.
laat buben, Shr 9tahbar, Der Wiit-
gnbelbmier. lei elm 9limp ulro ein
9etriieer2"
9litteriepp: .@abr lit es ifon:
u6er g'iugt bab' ids net"
= y y
Haiu.
(@in 3iiuobol5fabrifant beiihtigt
nnter Sirbrung bes @alOmtiiebers
ein 8eholS, Inn puiieroes Mfoterial
fiir ieine Tdbrif oarmis 81 faufen.)
@alomifieber (mIi einen 9ul,m
oelteno): oSie, Der mar nitl"
Sabrifant: "@us, ser lit ia
6obl!"
@aIbntffeber: ~No ia, ga MADDEN
9 balt Die Sdod)teln oralls!"
-
WtiRueritGnoniR.
Cine Smisfrmi bat Elm neireS
Waoden gemietbet.
Game: Gins mlB ib Sbnen nod
lagen-0aB Sic niht crit etipa nod
eilten 8eliebten anihaiien.."
Wdofen: .9tee - ih habc an
Ginem geulg!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

linz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Der uei,iae Heaiitratpr.

Ser aIte HegiItrator Solamiiler
mar 10 gei5ig, bob er ii6 itets mir
nit ilronge5iinbetem 2idt Oie Sreppe
binunterleltftete.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
STATE BEATEN, 7-6YALE'S FIRST TEST
Wins Hard Game From Wash
ington and Jefferson, So to IA.
SMITH MAKES A GREAT RUN

NEW HAVEN, Conn, October 2S.-
Yale met It's first real test of the sea-
son successfully today by defeating
Washington and Jefferson. IS to IA.
FOR the first time in three years. The
game was replete with thrills and the
crowd of 10000 spectators was thrilled
by the wonderful forward passing of
the visitors and spectacular runs by
the Yale backs.
The Pennsylvanians attempted fifty
two forward passes, twenty-seven OF
which were completed for a total Of
PA yards. Yale completed i've out of
six attempted passes for a gain Of
Sc yards.
Yale made i've touchdowns, kicked
three resultant goals and Legore con-
trfbuted field goal from the s0-yard
line The Blue started or with q rush
and at the end of the second period 1t
looked like walkover. but the visitors
came back strong and kept Yale on
the defensive for the rest Of the game.
They used the forward pass almost ex-
clusively. ana when the Yale defense
solved one style Of the attack another
variation was produced.
The visitors first SCORE came after
four long passes had brought the pig
skin from midneld to the 2-yaru line,
whore an easy touchdown was made.
The second touchdown also was easy,
for q Yale penalty Of Is yards had
brought the ball to within an inch or
SO Of the line.
run of 55 yards for touchdown after
catching a punt and lodging and
sQuirming through the entire visiting
eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
BEATEN, 80
Fumbled KICKOFF Paves Way to
Score by Mount St. Mary's in
Hard Fought Game.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EMMITSBURG. Nd. October 28.-
Mount ST Mary's football eleven de-
feated Gallaudet College eleven. 8 to o..
here today in one of the hardest fought
battles ever staged on the local grid
iron. A drop kick by Capt. Sheridan
Of the mountain team. near the close Of
the FIRST period. was the only score Of
the game. The goal lines of both teams
were threatened several times. the
Mountaineers' strong defense holding
the visitors for downs twice within
the 5-yard Limo
In the first quarter Gallaudet FUN
bled the kickoff. with Grimes recover
ing the ball. By straight line plung-
ing the Mountaineers brought the ball
to the 2-yard mark. Here the visitors
held and Capt. Marshall punted out of
danger. A second advance by Mount
st. Mary's brought the ball to the 18-
yard line, where Sheridan placed the
ball high over the goal posts on a drop
kick. Gallaudet received the kick off
and by line plunging brought the ball
to the s-yard line. where it was held
for downs. In the second quarter the
ball see-sawed in the middle of the
field and at no time was either goal
line in danger.
At the beginning of the third quar-
ter Mount st. Mary's received the kick
of and by using q line shift carried the
ball to the visitors 20-yard line, where
its offense was again checked Gallau-
Diet could not gain successfully and
punted to Euker. who returned the kick
twenty-eight yards. Again the visitors
braced and gained possession Of the
ball and held it until they reached the
4-yard line, where they were thrown
back for downs by the mountain team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
DALZELL WINNER
a.. e,- .. OF SIAMESE CUP
Continued from First Page,


his drive to the ditch to the right. and
Dalzell had hit a hard ball down the
middle of the fairway, but McIlhenny
got well out, so well out, in fact, that
his ball was within an ace of going
in the bunker guarding the green, ly-
Daizell played a high iron shot to the
lower edge Of the green and McIlhen-
ny Clipped over the bunkers to ten
feet above the cup. Dalzel1 tried hard
the hole, and when he missed coming
back, McIlhenny won the hole with the
stroke allowed him, putting him 4
down..
Dalzell botched up the short thir-
teenth. His iron tee. shot was to the
second SO badly that his ball went into
the bunker between himself and the
hole. McIlhenny's iron was just over
the bunker, and his third dead. He won
the hole. to put him down and S to
play.
The end was in sight when McIlhen-
ny topped his drive on the fourteenth.
his ball just getting out Of the rough,
while Dalzell hit q long one to the
right, just missing the bunkers. Nc
ditch and here Dalzen uncovered his
best shot of the day. The way the
hole looked to him from the right-hand
side gave him a very small mark to
SHool dt. IoF inc pm WAS on the right
side of the green. He played the shot
perfectly. his ball carrying hole high
and stopping just beyond the pin. Nc
nhenny was not dead in and failed to
hole ten-footer, giving Dalzell the
hole and putting him dormie 4 up.
Da1zelI was over the hill on his tee
shot on the fifteenth and McIlhenny
hooked his ball just back of the spring
and then played a good cleek shot
which just got over the water hazard
no1U nh HI hi fra
of the green and McIlhenny played a
fine mashie shot. his ball being almost
dead. Dalzell then made the feature
shot of the match. He played his chip
shot and it could be seen that he would
be dead to the hole, but the ball ran
on and dropped in to give him a 8 on a
par hole and the match by 5-3.
Summarizes:
Semi final. A. McIlhenny defeated J.
Donald Casse1s. 2-1; Samuel Dalzell
defeated H. Rozier Dulaney, jr, 81.
Final-samuel Dalzell defeated ]. A.
McIlhenny. 5-3.