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New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Belmont Park Entries

rirst racs Owoye.r oid.: ceiling four I'd :
sf funougr straight --COudOn 100. Plsncl
limp i65 Ballast li2. Cockio i09. Juno Bug
Ioi sunfo.c 100. Irish Kiss limD). ~.
second fsco (four-ycar old. and upward
,,sllens. steeplechsse. about two miles orlel
Its: Royal Amber. iiz; rAndcan. ~. Douhlci
fsJ' N..terful lS7: Wofcrou ~ 0mp). l33
spafpa. ~. Diaan, shore. ~; I.eotq, iS5.
'TT,,,d rsce fHlchmud Handicap. three year
oid. nd upward sI fufloug. straight The Bel
gsn If nmpl. io'. Torch6e,9sref imp ,; los Old
iGg ilwa mi. 81. lsdOfo JIG. Com Tssse
0npl. lls LoiisD. l0'.
'tT't,t rare Uhree seAr.pds aud upward: on'
IL, uotdcu Rod i0J. swan Song. ~. Amer
l~. iiI 0mpJ. ~, sefene.i; l0s ,,-..,,---. 49,.
mn rare uiie queens selinf HAndleap; ihfer
y.stolts and upward one mile aud a sixteenth
ss,in. Iis Star shgoicf. w; Aiman. u
...1sa's Hermann. lO5. Cherry Jil>, l0f
ESaiiiaab. NJ. FAN Mclle,mn ilg: Lssie. i5s. liS
p,ii,,, itf. D0vedale. l01; Ofsiorium. lOs
usstt 80 o.ycGr-0.l maiden nlies and
seilag four and 1.n gi iaHg5gs ,.i'so,E ,'rnfi,
~ F,,mtllla ll2. nuiide ". ~; PADDY timp D.
IL: Thistle. il2. Qgiilng Bee. llz. JSniee. lI2'
sApy.entlee sliOssncs claimed.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Boy | ennis Stars
Clash on Courts
Of Yonkers Club

Benjamin II. Letson, national boy
champion, defeated Harold Taylor, the
Brooklyn schoolboy star. by score OF
8 3, 6 4, yesterday, in the Eastern
New York State patriotic" lawn tennis
tournament on the clay courts OF the
Amackassin Club OF Yonkers. This vic
tory put Letson in the semi-fnal round,
where he is bracketed with lingo Hart
mann. who came through by the default
of Willard Botsford.
II was Lessons strong play overhead
that enabled him TO take the match, and
his cutting of Of Taylor's drives by
sharp volleying at the net brought an
plause from the spectators.
Miss Means and Mrs. NJ. r. Huff went
into the final round in the women's
singles, the former defeating Mrs.
Hartmann i'm stirring three-set match
at 81, 6 4, s 3, and Mrs. Huff drove
her way TO victory against Miss Made
line Lowerre by score of 3, -.
The summaries follow:
Fourth round BENJAMIN ~ Inison defeated Har-
old Tsylor. e-2. s-i lingo Hartman won frcrn
W. Bolisfoni. by default
MEMS DOUBLES
First round-Inzo Martin and u. Bass'ord 4.
iea'cd II. L. Oakley and 7. Il. FULLER GO. S-6.
81
Second round Harold Taylor and Gcors. Throcs
morton defeated Enbrce u. Henderson and X L.
James 6--2. SIS. 81. Allan Behr and T.. Cro'ev
defeated Anton S Won Bcruuth and Edgar T. Ap-
plcby 6-3, 6--f
WoMEN'S singles
Thri round Mrs lingo Hartman defeated Mis-
sal 81 -. Miss v Means defeated Mr-
Jenkins. - 81. Miss Madeline IoUerrc defeated
Mrs " w. Pritchsrd. o. t-3. MH. VI. y. Hun
defeated Mrs s. Waring 6-a 81
Semi final round Miss Means DEFEATED Mrs Hart
man. 81. Ct. 6-3. Mr.. Hut defeated Miss
IllWcrr-. C--g. 80.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
A New Sport

pe of has upon ne" spo
ar referred 20 vas not developed Canadian, but by William oOo
Kgssehan better known az CATER Bill
sport and promulgated up cams Ver III
hy expedition nine fishermen and nine guoeS
along Gains weighing between ID and ~ pouu
in quantities that terlhc
Allen and his alert aids were busy
salmon As the big hSn
bank it was discovered S' 10
had gated salmon in his empou'
the DIG
salmon struck the side Of @ DAM
frh then half in when e'een'
combination catch-aseachcan ana
poah grip CATER Bill snad salmon inc
tb. inter astoniEhment Of the guides
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Mamaux Wins
His First Game
Against Phils

Pittsburgh, May 31.-Pittsburgh de-
fcated Philadelphia in the opening
game Of the Western series here to-
day. , to ., thereby giving Mamaux, the
Pittsburgh pitcher, his first victory OF
the year.
Mamaux was wild, however. at times,
and in tho eighth inning, with two men
on bases and one out, he was relieved
by Jacobs. A fast double play stopped
the threatened rally of the visitors.
Errors by Bancroft. Cooper and
Stock and hits by lIinchman, Brief and
Ward. gave Pittsburgh two runs in the
second inning. The third run was
scored in the third inning. when
Hinchman walked, Brief was hit by "A
pitched ball and Mccarthy singled.
Philadelphia scored a run m the
fourth on a pass to Luderus. and sim
giles by Niehoif and Killifcr. Another
run resulted in the fifth inning on
Whitted's single and a triple by Lu-
derus.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Feature Facts
For the Fans

Willie Mitchell, the Tiger South
paw. shut out the Yankees in the
first home game for many moons.
Jcnnings's men scored their third
victory in a row and incidentally
Mitchell pitched the second shut
ont Of the season.
Elmer Miller's brilliant running
catch. which robbed Tub" Spencer
of 4 triple, was the fielding feature
at the Polo Grounds.
The champion Red SoN opened
their home stand with victory, a
circuit clout by Larry Gardner
figuring largely in the outcome.
Al Namaux won his first game of
the year for the Pirates at the ex-
expense of Pat Moran's Phillies.
Roush, of the Reds, made three
hits in three times al bat in the
game won by Matty's men from the
Cardinals.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Throckmorton's Hard
Smashing Wins Match

Events moved slowly yesterday in the
annual invitation lawn tennis tourna-
ment Of the Sleepy Hollow Country
Club at Scarborough Hudson, only
three matches in the doubles being
played. In the semi-fnal round Harold
A. Throckmorton. national junior cham
pion, and Edward II. Whitney defeated
Frederick y. Alexander and II. s. Parker
by a score Of Ga, ,. Throckmor-
toms terrific smashing and Whitney,
fine work from mid-court were the de
termining factors in the match. al
though Alexander's fore-court volley-
ing was brilliant.
The summaries follow:
SLEEPY Hollow Invitation tournament. doubles isrc
ond round Fred y Alexander and Hairy : Par
ter defeated Fred {. iumsn and Howard 4 Plum
uer. 6-1. -: v. n. Whitney and Harold Throck-
morton defeated Arick II. Man. jr.. and Robert Lc
Roy g. -
Semi Anal round Whitney and Throokmorou de
fested Alexander and Parker. g. So.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Recount in Auto Race
A Benefit to Vail

Cincinnati. May 31-Ira Vail fin
ished second in the 25o-mile interna-
tioral automobile sweepstake race at
tho Sharonville track yesterday, ac-
cordirg TO the official announcement
from the judges of the race here to
day. The official statement places
Caston Chevrolet. who was announced
Yesterday as having hnished secohu'
third. IT.,
The electric timing devices, which
,rero not fully computed until to-day
also showed that Earl Cooper had I'M
ished fifth instead of seventh, as an
nounced yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Under the Shadow

Canadian "to say that those VINO
diversion The theory sounu
sib put But can you imagine yourSe " y , r
base hit or running oa
te home team makes after he has read at oo oi mo
Fho machine guns ana "
top? How much general interest
"a ose most Of had in after reading Of fpr ana ia W
yourself There IS ue cane
conjunction with the AeS "su'e ~
Msnpant bringing evidence that Germany 10 ' tnt o
sr,r n bs developed the casualty list to big extent ne
,oked But happens the first news Of tne o@u anu
end Of all competitive spor"
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
American Association
mas Ci;y. =: Milwaukee. 4.
O.1.rs postponed; rain.
L622;&{:!! $!
CT Gra1tAsn0 Rice
Montreal, Canada, May 81.

When vou ask any follows what erect e wa"
domain he Immediately returns |
za answer that share Of grnneS IL %
Wait the frstc casualty list in then -
the great DOMINION "
are confident list Of the dead and wounded WI" ~
the end OF the war
remarked one prominent Canadian sportsman Just wh E
bau has uDon the United States But don't Oee'e
shock Of the casualty S'
natonleaving IN almost
a. Until this list oeghs "
with fair amount OF
seny Bu. this serenity with dizzy raPid'' "nn ' n
. b.grs grow Of falling under the h OF nos
akng places Mans Land which IS beyond an"
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Baltimore. May 31.-The Newark

Baltimore. May 31.-The Newark
Bears, leaders of the international
League. struck a big snag in the pitch
NJ OF Thormshlen here to-day and the
Orioles scored a 20 victory. The
visitors used three pitchers Enzmann,
Pennington and McGraw.
Thormahlen was in especially fine
s.rn and Newark was able 10 secure
onlv three hits off his delivery. The
B,itirore twirler also famed seven
msr. Enrnann was found for seven
hits and three runs in the two innings
Ne workei, a lead which the Bears
could not overcome. The game marked
ibe first usit of the Newark team TO
Baltimore this season.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Lawyers Mortgage Club
Plans a Big Outing

Tho annual outing Of the Lawyers
Mortgage Club will be held on Satur-
dav. June 9. at Munger's on the beach,
New Dorp, Staten Island.
The following events will make up
the days programme: 50-yard dash,
novice; 1O0-yard dash, handicap; $50
yard run, handicap; running b: Dad
Jump; ssO-yard relay (four mem, New
York office VS.. Brooklyn Office for the
Isbell trophy; special event for nom
competitors; baseball game, New York
Office vs.. Brooklyn Office for the Hurd
trophy.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Minor Leaguers Register

Minneapolis, MAY 81. Members OF
the local club Of the American Associa-
tion to-day registered for military SER
vice under the conscription law. Ihree
players. knight, Altizer and owen, are
exempt, being over age.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Red Sox Repel
Opening Attack
OF the Indians
One Big Inning in Which
Gardner Makes Home Run
Brings Victory

Boston, May Boston defeated
Cleveland, to 1, in the first game Of
the Western invasion to-day. Mays
held the visitors to four hits.
The sixth was the world champions
big scoring inning, when, with two out,
Lewis doubled, Walker singled and
Gardner made a home run for three
tallies.
Boehling started his first game of the
season for Cleveland, but after six
innings was replaced by Coumbe.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Yankees Shut Out by Tgers-Prate Defeat Morans Phiies
Wild Bill DOnOpQn'S Men Get
off to Poor Start on Home Lot

TT/ILLIE Mitchell, southpa of the Tigers pitched his
w second sLuto OF the at the erpese Of the Yankees
at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon Mitchell diCays
has been particularly efecte against NeV York; especially @ he
member OF the Clerelaud cib. II bered Mitchell
almost through when he Detroit couple but
Jennings Kept him because Of his reH knoH ability subdue the
Yankees Mitchell trail of Jyd regarded
innings pitcher up this This gear Mitchell stronger
than before and quite equal the task Of tar3g the M route
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
he soon
BAL TTif0ET

T,.,s..5I8Ioc51sl Totals.....27 . 9 24lol
'sl,,ed fo- Pennington - eighth inning
vsrirk .-.............0 q o 0 %
s4s-so-- .............s O 0 o o o O T-3
Tso-is.e hi-s-Bar5s- Russell Sac-hs hit
wrFs Ss--.s-e fy-Ge'z. Double :. died 70
lseI .-.. Ei-s 70 Trucsdz,1 90 NctTos. Lett on
tss-BEl-im.-e. 8. NegtrE. Fir,t base On errors
-Bt-ino-s Q. Newark. J. First hase on balls
= 7hc-ns sI. Q. - Penuiugo1. j - Mcira".
4 Vrs l-f es.-ai rr.rs-O- Tio-uahle0. @ hits
II -tln r. Q i1uiass. - Ermarr. hits and =
- 81 f-rt-rs. ~ Pennington. o Tits and u1
- 81 f--.1rs. % ni-Cfraw. 10 hIfs and no runs
'rrirg Hist ty p.fchs--Bv in1-mahlen. !
FscI. struck cut By Ilornsl.eo. by hnH,
7---is,fs' rp.rc-Bsdford Tms-li5
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Boxer Goes to Workhouse

Peter Maher. the old-time heavy
weight pugiist. who fought Bob fitz'
simmons and other ring stars, was
sentenced 10 one month in the work
house Yesterday morning by Nagls-
trate Fro,hingham in Harlem Court
for iutOXicatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Pitchers Wildness
Wins for the Reds

Cincinnati. May 31.-Cincinnati took
the third game of the series from st.
Louis, 4 to ., here to-day.
Steele was responsible for St. Louis's
defeat. passing the first man up in
three innings. and in each case the run
ner was worked around.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
International League

Montreal ...........o IoOOOo0oo9 Z
Eoebssf,r .........O o 0 q q o 90 o-i ,
Battenes-ilsrscho and HoNlsy: Lotz and Wen
dell
A. piebmord- n " J.
Richmond 30 . 0 IS 10 :
rro,idenco IL ! O q ! % l.
Battcfles- Adsms Hoffman and Reynolds. Schcl
Ienbach Schsclt snf Mayer
A. Buraio Toronto ". Buffalo CEet sroundsl.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Totals.....99142il13I Total,

ner. Sacrifice hits-H Hooper. Roth Sacrifice flies
Graney. Walker. Double plsl Bo.hliug 70 Chap
nan 10 Harris, Chapman 10 Harris. JenTTn to
scott 20 Gaiuer. left on bases-t' Cleveland. Q: Boo
ton. I. Tir-t on crror.- CieTclsnd. Q. Boston. !
BaSe on hslls-Of B0ehlinz. p: ~ Mays. . Coumhe.
q" Hts and earned runs--Of Bochling. hits
and runs in innings: OF Coumbe hts
and runs IN innings. oG Nsys. ( hits and
0 runs ia inning Ilit hy y,cier-ry Mays
Speaker. Umpires- llildcbrand and O1ousllin.
Time. ]. 81
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

Philadelphia .......-.o o . ! . g
Puts1ur.h ..--.-.... -
r,ro-b.se Llf-Carcy Three base hl'-Luderils.
s,r1r-. hits stock Ward. Sacrifice fy-Schmitt
Double p.sys-Pitlcr. Ward and Brief 90, Left on
bases -Phnsdelphls .. pitshufSH. 3. tirt oa,e
al e-~or.- -p,f,sitlrsh l. Bases 90 bais-of EAey.
1. on M.mauI. g. Hiis and earned runs-or
uitey. Tits ] nun N inninss. or Msmaut. ~
Lits runs iu I-3 inninss. ~ Jacobs. ~ hts no
-. An "a lrrings Hit hy pitcher BY Wtsy
iprl.r struck ouf-By RiSty 4 ~ MamauE ..
iy Jacobs I. Umpires-O'Day AID Harrison l'l'
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Dismantling Science

New Br1nwick around FIRE one ngnI
2sy Fullerton what he condered the funniest incident o
Tntz hszsbsll -. .ho
related Hughcy, "the b IN inc
pitcher big IA" bnshe wu
Of the 'ub
getting balls strikes finally
trss his neck Ih young Nub came ~ " ~
tr<h grouIng With a digZ1sted look on his ace
Whsps the troublcp ssked Fred Mitchell
had rood gong VI, 'hS Dig D'her came "
ss nm s.s gons nd tooks all the science out Of ~
followed sport before the var f'IeKd one '
much better time OF 81
Through md their better physe" e'" "
they have been able 70 ep w
shape Tbl. applies especially The marching ana u" "''t
rsgsirs physical has been eftra hard on h ""' "r
Those caught IT with smH'h %
,oeo found the training ttsn Of h "'nefF " "
naly accustomed 20 much the same 's'ee Z" "'' WIN %
ss11srsnes"
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Eastern League

yflazeroit y. Hartford. 2.
s.vreffs b WOfcra'er ?
poftIan1 II. Springfield.
s.ss London. 4 Nov Haven. 2.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Southern Association

Auaria o. Birmingham.
Mobile Litiis EDek tslFhi mninEj'
Nsu OfIeans. Memphis.
Gbstsnoogs. p NsshdlN, J.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Regret Wins by Ten
Lengths at Belmont
Belmont Results

FIRST RACE-For two-year- oldS: selling: purse
5000: four and one half furiongs. straightaway.
start good. Non driving. Time. 0.i3. Win
rcr. br. e.. hy riaudit- American Girl. Owner.
A------ -L------- " M.LA.-
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Braves Beat Browns

Toronto. May 3l.-Rain interrupted
the Boston Nationals and -. LOUIS
Americans exhibition zane here to-day
=, he end Of the sixth inning, with the
core 4 to 3 in favog OF Boston. The
score: puF
t,''ifn ....f o %. Is ]
r,reris.- Aneu a1d TragessCr. Hamilton ahI
usir Tmp!r.s-Nailln and Eutle.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Newark Bears
Strike a Snaq
In the Orioles
Thormahlen Holds League
Leaders to Three Hits
and Fans Seven
International League

! GAMES TO-DAY
I Newark at Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo (two).
Montreal at Rochester.
Providence at Richmond.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Baltimore. 3; Newark. >.
Montreal. &; Rochester. I'll in.).
Richmond, S: Providence, 7.
Toronto al Buffalo (wet gr'ds).
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pet. W. l.. Pct.
Newark. 20 Q 500 Roch't'r. 16 II .iS5
Provide 20 II .625 Buffalo. Is 20 .i12
Bsltim'e 20 Il .5SS Mo'treal. Is 21 .3S2
Toronto 20 IL .57l Richm'd. 10 % .2S6
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

FOURTH RACE-TUE HOLLIS HANDICAr.-For
ti.-re ycsr-Olds and upward: guaranteed cash vaiue
IN g. 200. six furlongs on main course start
good Won driving Time. ia - Winner
ir c. by Ogdon-Happy Kate. owner .. >.
Eassh Trainer 4 Mlufrey.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

qAsfsltl TO-DAY, $50 p. M. Y hmencanI
., DafolL IolO 1foylids. AjD. Doc ~Ad't.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
New York State

Eln..rs. ?, syracuse.
BirElanion. 4. Utica 2.
Wilkes Barre. I Harrisburg. :.
Reading. s. Scranton. 3.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
Standing of Major League Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
-. Louis at Washington
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit, .; New York, 0.
Boston. ); Cleveland, !.
STANDING or TEAMS
" / Pet ". l.. Pet.
Boston.. 27I0 .73O Detroit. Is y III
Chicago. p 10 SIS -. Louis - p .39o
New Y'k 20 IL $50 Phiia..-... IS - .36l
.CIcyerd. 222I .ji2 Wssh'ton Is 20 .3i2
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

SECOND ACE-Steepechase: selling. for four
ycar-ods and upward. about t"o miles St1u
god. Won driving Tine, 40. winner D. 9 o
3 hy Siumons-A'Ns Arden owner. X. IL
..--- -,-.t~c. n N,rynsu
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

rutpD RACE-For mares three -ycar-ods and
ucWsri with $500 added; FIVE and one-half fur-
lonss straight. start good. Won gahoiing Ilme
l.5i5.5 owner narry Payne Whitney. Trainer
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
New York 1t 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston n Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pitisburg.
yesterdays RESULTS
Pittsburgh, 2: Philadelphia, ?.
Cincinnati, 4; 81. Louis, =
STANDING or TEAMS
" /. Pet. ". l.. Pet.
New y'k 2Oli .6i5 Brooklyn 10 II .i33
phiI, 2iI3 SIS Cincin'ti. II - .tl1
Cbir,go.. - I6 $40 Boston. II u III
81 louis 70 II .52s Plttsb'gh II % .5i2
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

SIXTH RACE-For maiocn turcc-y -year-o.ds ana
inward: purse 5000 six furlougs. straight star
good Won rrv.ng Time. ll5 -. Winner r. g.
:. uy SUM sAt -Nag'haua owner d. \ AN'e'
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01
ru-T1{ pACr-TBE -NnNE0LA HANDiCAF.- 20

thrse-,esr-oids and upward: purse by subscrip-
rou. with Ss0o added: one mile. start soc,l
Won driving Tine l4l. Winner. lk. O., % ny
Dick Fmncl-Marha Palmer. OWN X. J..
N4r.- T~afrrr. =. M. May.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

Totals als...a22lOetlts. Totals. ......
New-York tribune., 1917-06-01

The rest Of the way Detroit was not
particularly bothersome. Young, VINO
singled with one out in the hrst, was
caught a city block By Walters when
no tried TO steal The same thing hap
pened in the fifth after CaldwelIs iail-
IRE 10 cover first had presented Yep
with single.
The indeld singles of Heilman and
W.T. were sandwiched round Burnss
sorond sacrifice in the fourth Spen-
cer rolled weakly to Caldwell Then
Peckinpaugh went back on the grass
for wicked clip from Mitchell ana
saved the day with a wonderful throw
Rush walked 10 start the seventh, but
VAS doubled of the base when Aragon
made an apparently imposs sioie GaJcl
of Young's little bunt pop ny; MllIeI
took a triple of Spencer with me
running catch in the ninth.
The Yankees one great chance was
overlooked by Miller as noted ABOVE
Miller opened the fourth with a single
Waisel sacrificed and Aragon hit saieiy
aftor Pirp was called out on strikes
pinp opened the second with a hit, put
Aragon hit into double play %,
Naree's single in the sixth WIN
oriy one out. was followed by two
weak pop-ups. Caldwell beat punt
Nth two down in the eighth, only 20
have Lee Magee strike out. MlileI
walked with one gone IN the ninth ana
raced 70 third on Pipp's wicked singie
,brougb the box. Arag0n struck out
and Hendryx drifted to left.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-02-15

sen to conduct course in strength or
materials and elementary structural
work, the course being scheduled to
begin as soon as the class Is made up.
1t has often been pointed out that
many good practical mechanics are
greatly handicapped in their work py
the lack of a little simple theory.
Mr.. Christensen believes that this con-
dition can easily be remedied by few
hours study each week, until warm
weather, in an evening study class.
Mr.. Christensen will aim to empha-
size the essentials, spending no time
on fanciful problems never met out
side the practical mans daily work.
Such a course of study, it is believed,
would greatly improve the mems
value, both to themselves and to their
employers.
Tonight's lecture which is schedul-
ed to begin at s o'clock, will have
special interest for men now en-
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THE FLAG INCIDENT

~ ERMANY HAS ordered Brand Whtock American minis
NJ Belgium to lower the flag the American
bassy in Belgium
Belgium is conquered soil. It has not been annexed,
the soil retains its national character There is at least
right of the begerent in possession suspend
minister from his authority deny his right
fly his national flag
this exercise of doubtless inevitable
the breaking off Of diplomatic relations in
adds little nothing to Americas bill of complaint.
demands of Germany but one thing She not
sing vessels without putting American citizens
such vessels in place of safety.
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Che DmRgad CO

Frank Staples, Miss Mary Fitch, Mrs
Frank Kinsley, Mrs. Morris B
Beardsley, Mrs. F. A. Strong, Mrs
Walter B. Lasher, Mrs. Jerome Or
cult, Mrs. John r.. woodruff, Mrs.
William Morrison, Mrs. Zalmon
Goodsell, Mrs. Hobart Wheeler, Mrs.
Hamilton S. Shelton and Mrs. E. C.
Bassick. Mrs. Henry P. Henshaw
Mrs Augustus S. May and Mrs. w.
B. Nichols.
Mrs. Henry A. Bishop. Mrs. Geo.
w. Wheeler, Mrs. Bradford D.
Pierce and Mrs. Henry Blodgett
poured and Miss Amelia .Beardsley
presided over the contribution bas-
ket.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Clarke of Hartford. Mrs
Clarke was Miss Aline Ayres, before
her marriage and is daughter of Mr
and Mrs. C. R. Ayres Of ZIG Ogden
street.
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LAKE ENGINEER TO
GIVE LECTURE ON
BUILDING PROBLEMS

H. A. Christensen, c.. E. of the
Lake Torpedo Boat Co., will give a
free public lecture at the Y. M. c. A.
tonight on the subject Elements of
Structures The lecture will be
suited to the needs of carpenters,
bricklayers and others engaged in the
building trades.
For several years Mr.. Christensen
has been a contractors engineer. He
received. his first training as struc-
tural craftsman, and therefore knows
from first hand experience what the
oretical work is needed by a me-
chanic in his daily work. 1t is un-
derstood that, the Y. M. c. A. has
engaged the services of Mr.. Christen-
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A COMMENDABLE CHANGE

" HE FAT{IERI4AND, now known the New World lin it
current ISSUE says
Under the is doubtful whether President vii
held strict accountability
a
once
n ton o the Cover ment.
Anerica
au in ltary and
OF raise in
must in Therefor
o 8
This in indeed change Of position The Fatherland
the vigorous of partisans. But
between this country and Germany its partisan
ship does not prevent espousng American duties and the
American cause.