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oo ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1917. 37 AERIAL GAItlE OF Pi Bowling Scores, NORTH END BOWLING LEAGUE ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE. T(fD COLONELS. VISCONSIN WINS OYER MINNESOTA Ten of Twenty-five Shots Total 138 Yards.

Koetfh 158 135 202 Rauber 119 131 157 ARMY. Knope 148 123 103 Levine 171 14 140 F. Florack. 135 135 133 J. Klorack.

127 165 116 Worts 132 127 in Voellinger. 209 155 148 Missel 163 190 3 195 199 179 8761 Totals 713 695 671 SS9 82 SAMMIES. I DREADNOUGHTS 139 175 163r.T. Kausch. 173 16 171 MO 160 lt 150 150 350 Roth 157 137 l- Kebman 103 152 171 O'N'elll 13 16 1 A.

Kausch. 194 190 141 AT UPPER LEFT HJLJTD C0RXEB OF V0TIXG MACHIXE. GENESEE. ORIENT. Sbay 11 lf8 357 Fleiscli 193 168 138 Perkins 181 370 348 Etter 99 123 ISO Bullard 159 H2 172 Lyons 169 133 178 Leon ir 370 14 368 153 133 171 16SjMorse 158 1S5 203 836 S26 77ll 778 7C7 792 CENTRAL.

SOUTH AVE. 112 170 131 141 158 165 1 38 300SaMe 124 100 115 181 153 157 19 122 Christi'ns'n 3S4 130 19SW. Walz 146 189 177 161 Fox 174 119 Moore 163 153 166 771 7C8 792 756 682 707 KETSTONF. ROCHESTER CITY. 168 203 167: 170 211 112 iTes 104 Vn 134: Beck 142 Smith 142 147 Rnynhnm 165 333 Clifford 14 139 loliWarring 137 137 Sinrvald 168 ItS 171 Barclay 202 135 139 jCopenhag'n 162 1S7 15S 7SS 817 7701 833 8S2 678 March 199 219 173' J.

Rebman. 154 171 167 814 870 S12 781 825 779 LIBERTY. 1 RECRUITS. Becker 179 31 167 Mingo 157 147 121 195 194 143 174 171 Knapp 212 187 ISO Heyer 139 171 12S K. 057 190 155 J70 160 140 169 226 236 Radtke 178 197 1C9 907 99S 903 7S7 829 737 VETERAN'S MAJORS.

Budney 202 141 161 Meisenzahl 144 136 133 Kell '171 217 loi.W. Ladwig 120 166 161 R. aTl 181 159iKiske 1S9 197 150 212 212 Lad-wig. 12246 136 Amendment No. 1 MRS.

WHITEHOUSE, Chairman of the New York State Suffrage Party, in soliciting contributions to THE MASSES, is quoted as having said UNITY. Schraven 179 Schraven ISO VanA'tw'rp 146 Lass 197 Sarvey 203 J. 172 127 144 jl'asch 147 124 136 I FRANKFORT. 219 1S3 1H 177 170 181 Dasrgs 191 142 14S 170 131 Walzer 1S5 152 164 206 160 Dow 206 140 190 161 187 1S9 214 926 S34l SG2 Sll 892 YES GIDEON. 833 722 748 776 I NAVY.

17 Pagorek. 158 202 157 Hi Weber 147 158 157 134 alzer 137 152 16 152 14 164 164 176j 169 135 114 763l 1t5 811 757 905 ZAYAT. 180 132 A Ma'kwitz 333 Ma'towitz 18 M'kwltz 149 "Shall the proposed amendment to Section One of Article Two of the Constitution, designated as Amendment Number One. conferring equal suffrage upon women, be approved 142 15! 128 Iff 155 15 339 139 132 178 2C0 171 199 175 170 14-S 203 156 137 169 1C9 114 177 180 158 Totals 928 878 RAINBOWS. Keller 211 177 Leder 114 129 145 .137 Beyers.

163 149 OhLan 204 1S1 837 773 CORPORALS. Belerw'lt'ra 134 142 Klubertans 179 200 Buyck 180 204 Galen 178 178 190 192 C. Cohen. Levi L. 763 698 768 924 816 766 PBRSHINGS.

Dumress. 179 181 168 Tomascnke 161 145 158 Peath 143 143 143 153 133 114 Frac-k 146 153 113 1 TEORONTO FLORAL. a ICC lif -11 I i in 1C llhiuc. iou 111 liinuxnri 100 xao Jacobs 163 15S 12C Bottesberger 14 121 140 13 157 15 Covey Anderson. 142 131 354.

782 754 696 861 917 86. H. Veltz's alleys. 370 156 144 168 208 182 312 105 1S 201 213 192 Etter WEST SIDE BOWLING LEAGUE FIRST WIN IN FiVE YEARS Badgers' First Triumph Over Ancient Rivals Since 1912, and Ke-tult Knocks Minnesota Out of Big Ten Title Simpson Kicks One Madlaon. Not.

3. Minnesota was eliminated from the Big Ten- football championship here to-day. when Wisconsin scored a 30 to 7 victory In the blffgest upset of the season. It was Wisconsin's first triumph In five years over its traditional foe. Brilliant execution of forward passes enabled Wisconsin to score the victory.

Bber biinpson, quarterback, hurled twenty-live pastes, aud tea of them netted gains totalling VS yards. Liue-up and summary: III.NXBSOTA. WISCONSIN. Positions. Schroeder Weston Left end.

Zealand Scott Left tackle. V. Williams Kralovec Left guard. H. Williams CarpenteT Center.

Johnson Kfreckhefer Bight guard. Ilasser Hancock Right tackle. Flynn Kelly Right end. Arntson Simpson Quarterback. Carroll Gould Right halfback.

Aldendefer Bondl Left halfback. KIngsley Jacob! Fullback. Score by periods: Minnesota 7 0 0 0 7 Wisconsin 3 0 7 010 Minnesota scoring- Touchdown, Arntson; gonl from touchdown. Hauser. Wisconsin scoring Touchdown, Webster; goal from touchdown, Simpson; drop kick, Simpson.

Officials Referee, Nichols. Oberlln; umpire. Reid, Michlean; field Judee. Masker, Northwestern; head linesman, White, Cornell. Time of periods 15 ralr COLGATE SCORES IN THREE PERIODS OH HOLY CR3SS TEAM Maroon Fullback Good for Three Touchdowns, and Wooster Boots 'Em.

I MAPLE LEAFS. 792 826 771' 812 737 743 KLINCK. I FLOWER CITY. Le 152 150 202 174 178 156 Groves 165 159 398 Hillock 170 152 156 Owens 186 169 191 Smith 149 146 139 House 186 .171 157 Wyatt 136 130 181 Goebel 159 183 171 190 187 202 Williams 172 204 142 BEIAVERS. D.

Spra'e 148 lw Warner. VM lv7 201 143 W. Spra'e 140 6 ir Kick 12T! Lester. 171 12 ltt2 170 180 144 1C2 131 171 200 198 183 vennison -jua l'Jl 206 Wl Kllpeck. 848 831 913' Totals.

819 832 834 ll.j 824 624 67SI 117 824 624 67SI Totals. 873 80 S37 MANHATTAN BOWLING LEAGUE MONROES. Dneppel. 133 11M Heln 1GO J00 Welman. 16 210 Mattern 153 10 A.

Steck'e 200 202 1 PREMIMUMS. 14S 134 135 177 155 211 153 176 236 173: Wagner. 164 145 106 ISOjSprlnger. 145 151 178 BRAVES Schetjch 172 Collins 15 E. Webber 129 G.

355 GIANTS. 212 I CO Jones 200 161 137 143 1P5 Penitz 155 1S8 197 140 165 Lata 1 244 166 347 156 3:4 Hauer 221 159 156 1S3 159 A. 1K9 1S1 150 "THE MASSES has stood for us all along the line. Max Eastman and the rest are genuine feminists. They like us and want us to win." THE MASSES is a magazine which has been BARRED from the MAILS on account of SEDITIOUS PROPAGANDA.

The ROCHESTER HEADQUARTERS of the Congressional Union for WOMAN SUFFRAGE has been selling THE MASSES in aid of its CAUSE. 201 834 OSS 8171 787 761 016 LITTLE GIANTS. EXCELSIORS. 834 002) 10C9 S55 7S7 I CUBS. 148 163 O.

euoer izi itw 203 232 223 Phehler 126 157 127 1ST 157 157,. Steck'e 167 216 201 Zick li) lfS 134 147 161 164 ISO 207jRose 146 118 148 Leavens. 175 160 200 134 183 lk Jit Becker S22 REDS. Smith 185 Banke 205 Bliurt 144 Kid Weller 14 Kimmel 47 246 168 201 127 173 1S8 li0 222 207 202 222 1M 1 179 129 14S Kieck 153 151 896 923 OOOl 8C3 772 821 ROD AND GUN. CLIFTON'S.

Zlm'man 167 220 146.E. Weln'n 13i 147 156 Darling 111 116 130i 15J 100 141 HO 115 210IYochura. Ill 113 14? 179 188 liajKarnery. 20O 164 160 180 161 121 1 145 145 143 Xiessord. Smith Jones.

9uS S90.S59' 963 850 9S1 PIRATES. QUAKERS. 223 139 144 197 Witz :52 203 183 129 146 143 1S1 197 197 R. 212 162 144 W. 191 1S0 192 Shell lager.

177 148 171 Walther 147 217i Hirt 199 2U2 b3 Totals 834 S65 970 Totals 801 S02 818 DODGERS. 1 CARDINALS. II. 147 147 113 1S4 162 131 771 760 757 747 800 726 Totals. Groh Brothers alle'ys.

BUNKER HILL LEAGUE. Engel 143 131 120 128 Miller 137 138; Grimm 206 1B4 135 Kintt 1 211 J7JiAman 204 140 154 190 167 207 Wandersee 165 168 179 Kay 175 212 156 829 880 78' Totals 889 774 7S7 STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Won. Lost. r.

C. Acmes 15 8 .833 IJncolns 12 6 .667 Clintons 12 6 Bunkers 7 .533 Bertrams 7 8 .467 Harvard 7 11 .389 Golde Clothes 5 13 .278 Royals 2 16 .111 SCHOOLMASiERS' LEAGUE. UBS? mm PRINCIPALS WEST HIGH. 118 115 135 161 167 133 140 ISO 105 212 154 CLINTONS. 1 HARVARD'S.

A. Engel 150 Ladwig 145 Haw-ley. Mills 151 115 134 Spinuing. 11 104 137 Kltrtiertas. 13 12B 146 Pults 164 179 162 147 16S Wii IiS 176 Zahn Heiny Kunn 128 Wnsnick 19 GIbl.s 147 127 153 139 J.

Barkey 171 149 181 :1 HaTlll J53 171 149 154 Neuer 156 159 il9 8U9 791 732 72 691 Tait VOCATIONALS. S. II .1 Totals 761 799; Totals. 772 11O 32J US 111 Carlisle. 151 101 126 Jermyn.

W. J. Johncox. Nt-whall. Hart Barnes.

GOLDE OLOTtflES. 130 110 10H 124 82 97 I06 iio iio. 143 127 1.33 SO 131 157 Budney. 13 08 136 99 97 124 124 IMiohelsen 179 159 170 358 :53 ROYALS. Forrest 180 173 A.

Salzer 145 1SS Gussman 165 140 C. Salzer 144 165 Lelske 171 45 114 384 1S-9 ITS R. Salzer. Dow F. Barkey I 646 661 609' 545 562 632 Totals.

R. S. Bennett. 795 819' Totals 805 811 SCHOOL. I E.

H. SCHOOL. 153 158 172jGray 118 137 138 116 1 19 5H arris. 108 128 123 1111 VJgJ 1 LUCIOLA.S. 201iRenner 147 135 ACMES.

Wirtz 1 Rahm 178 Stein Schmitt. Dudley. 15Bell 156 192 148 187 161 2CO 196 160 135 207 122 167 368 146' Partridge 169 117 148 226 138j Kerbs 137 150 Versprella 148 166 1 153 Hopson 161 143 2E Wittman l.so A. Muisus 191 722 785 7371 707 S05 704 sutton it its Totals 781 812 TJtica, Nov. 3.

A sturdy son of Col-pate, Henry S. Gillo, gave Holy Cross a demonstration of hia might here this afternoon when he ripped the Purple line asunder on three distinct occasions, and led the Maroon to a 21 to 0 victory. For his pains he received a blow on the head in the final period which may keep him out of the game a week or longer. In the second, third and fourth periods, after Colgate had worked the ball into scoring position, Gillo carried it over. The Holy Cross forwards were uii-ahle to stop his powerful lunges.

His uas a superb exhibition of the old-fashioned plunging game, but spectacular only in the consistency of it. There was one long run, a 27-yard dash by Captain Hubbell, but otherwise the struggle was devoid of most of those things which go to make modern football a thrilling spectacle. Line-up and summary: HOLY CROSS. COLGATE. Positions.

Comma Castcilanos Left end. Conway Lea Left tackle. Lynch Woodman Left guard. Dulllgan Carroll Center. Kelly Cornelius Right guard.

Pavah Wooster Right tackle. Cummtngs Curtis Right end. Hlgglns McBrlde Quarterback. Keating Spencer Left halfback. Walsh Hubbell Right halfback.

Malonev Gillo Fullback. Seore by periods: Holy Cross 0(100-0 Colgate 0 7 7 721 Colgate scorlnr Touchdowns, Gillo goal from touchdowns, Wooster 3. Officials Referee. J. E.

Keeiran. Chautauqua T. umpire. G. M.

Messer, Springfield Y. M. C. head linesman. A.

1. Foley. Hobart; field Judge, C. W. Chapman, Utica.

EAST SIDE BOWLING LEAGUE Totals SCO 8131 Miusus' alleys. if. I if CUBS. Boone 170 194 194 lei lo9 151 Brown .113 124 173i Special Sale of Used Cars 16S 15 174 Iattine 156 176 BASKETBALL LEAGUE OF FOUR TEABIS TO START DECEHBER 1ST Kodak Park, Yawman 155 134 180 GIANTS. J.

159 135 1S1 Blind 217 157 161 Glynn 165 174 173 C. Westler 121 153 135 R. 131 139 219 G. Mestler. 1S6 213 IS2 879 9701051 SAMMIES.

Bonta 116 142 154 ,344 131 19 Walsh 160 147 138 166 149 172 189 216 203 Klein 145 1C1 174 S23 973 10901 WHITE SOX. Berg 161 172 190 Rowe 148 139 138 Stone 170 161 180 Erbe.Bausch Lomb andj Parson 141 151 177 Seiriel 160 143 155 173 217 1S4 M. D. Knowlton Form It. Totals.

953 983 1024" 920 946 1030 WE have everything you require if you have an automobile or are interested in outdoor or indoor sports of any kind. Tire Chains Gloves Foot Warmers Robes Hood Covers Sweaters Non Freeze Leather Coats Non Glare Lenses Are now the next things you need We are ready for you Chapin-Owen Inc. 370-386 East Main Street "Everything for the Autoist and Sportsman" Two 1917, 7-passenger CsdHlsea. tearing. One 1917, Cadillac, phaeton.

One 1918, 7pastenger Cadillac, tonringr. One 1915, 7passenger Cadillac, touring. One 1911, 5-passenger Cadillac, touring. Two 1913, 7-pMsenger Cadillac, touring. Two 1913, 2-passenger Cadillac, rebuilt.

One 1917, S-paseenger Overland, rebuilt, "Lttnne." One 1915, Model C25 Bolck, re. built. -One 1915, 7-passenger Cole "Eight" One 1916, 7-passenger Chalmers "Six." One 1915, Ford Truck, 135-Ineh wheel base. One 1912 Ford Delivery. One 1914 Patterson.

One 1913, 5-passenger Cole. One 1914 Cadillac, One 1914 Wlnton. One 1917, 7-passenger Studebaker. One 1914, 7-pasBenger Stadebaker. One 1917 It.

L. Electric, One 1912 Recral, enclosed car. One 1914, "48" Packard, phaeton. The City Basketball league which got away with exceptional success a year ago has perfected a reorganization for the season of 1017-18 and will play Its first game Saturday night, December 1st, at Masonic Hall. Most of the stars of last year's clubs will be lUted as league players though many will be scattered about on new teams.

The clubs having franchises this year will be representative of industrial plants as follows: Kodak Park, Yawman Erbe, M. D. Knowlton and Bausch Lomb. Knowlton and Bausch Lomb were members of the league of last season. The Fashion Park and German American Button teams which were members of the leageu will not play league basketball.

The Kodaks, who went It aloae last season, are expected to make a st ong difference in the strength of the league. The Kodaks played outside clubs and had no league connections In' Rochester after the season got under way. They were not without a big following but found that ttbett-Bettys Klotor Car Co. 252 Court Street "Just Around the Corner from South Clinton" Basketball Quints Make Ready for Busy Season on the Court OTTO KALLUSCH SFTS FAST PACE FO PIN KNIGHTS OF MOOSE Has Averaged 194 lO to Date, While Bernie McNeil Has High Marks. Otto Kalluseh is setting the pace in -the Loyal Order of Moose Bowling League with a average of 194.10.

Bernie McNeil, who ranks second with 192.0, also lias credit for 'he high single game of Moreover, hi is best for three games. Heads have nigh team game of 00, but the Trials, who lead the Hearts by one game in the team standing, tare os the top notch figures for three games. Standing of the teams nd Individual averages follow: Cattery alleys. BUCKEYE LUMINARY SCORES FOURSOME AGAINST HOOSIERS Quadruple Tally to Credit of Harley. But Ohio Is Scored on Once.

Indianapolis, Nov. 3. Ohio State UnV versity was scored on for the first time this season to-day, but won its game from Indiana, 2C to 3. Chic Harley, Ohio's star right halfback, made all of the Buckeye team's scores, crossing the Indiana goal for four touchdowns, and kicking two goals from touchdown. Indiana's score was made in the last few minutes of play, when Hathaway, left tackle and captain of the Hoosier squad, kicked a goal from placement on the 27-yard line.

This position Was gained by two forward passes, each of which netted twenty yards. Line-up and summary INDIANA OHIO Positions. Rlsley Bloen Left end. Hathaway H. J.

Courtney Left tackle Julius Karch Left guard. Pierce Seddon Center. Ewert Meyers Right guard. Ingles n- G- Courtney Right tackle. Minton Peabody Right end.

Cravens Terges Quarterback. Bowser Stlncb(mb Left halfback. Howard Harley Right halfback. Keever Boesel Fullback. Score by "periods: Indiana 0 0 OC1I0 0 7 13 626 Ohio scoring Toucidowtu Barley goal from touchdown, Harley 2.

Indiana scoring Goal from placement. Hathaway. Officials Referee. Birch. Earlham: umpire, Davis, Princeton; field Judge.

Gardner. Cornell: head linesman, Yale. Emanuel quint would like- to arrange a practice game for Thursday night on the Emanuel court. They also are desirous of booking a game for Thanksgiving night. Address Walter Vot, No.

20 Mount Vernon avenu-j. does not want to engage them again. The Plerponts will hold a meeting to-morrow night at the home of Captain Tomaschke at 8 o'cloti. All players are asked to report promptly. Kor games address Ed Raz, No.

5534Cllnton avenue north. Gymnasium. The following players are to be on hand at 8 o'clock sharp: Aranowitz, Rapp, Soffer. M. Aranowits.

Walker, Okuin, Benjamrn and HarteL For games address William Charles Lees, No. VJU Weeger street. Troon 10, Rot Rcouta. started their sea CAMERA BOWLING LEAGUE. KODAK PARK.

I PREMO WORKS. Casey 2K 21 1 143 Kfi 3. 179 155 271 17 lfrl E. 10 1S5 170 M'ira 1-17 213 210 B. 17ft 199 ISl Mi 13 Beatkman.

225 13 138 VSa son on the court by defeating No. SO School Totals SG3 S63 Wl STANDING OF THE TEAMS. MAIN OFFICE. 11 150 15 122 Kinney. Sll 800 8t3 CAMERA WORKS.

9 114 1 is 172 iei is5 is 1 215 132 203 17 149 10 8 IfS 15! Owens La LMwiue. p. c. .01" .417 .417 1 150 213 Hearts 'Krns Iliads Hoofs l)fenders Oil Buiis 17 Delaware five is reaOy to book games with teams averaging up to 130 pounds, Excelsiors, Saxons, Plerponts, Churchcllle, Spencerport and other town teams preferred. Delaware will have the same team as last season with the exception of the Hilliard Brothers, who will do all their shooting for Uncle Sam this year.

The following players will practice Thursday night: McCaffry, Woods, Sullivan, Ward, Granger, Heffernan. Lawn and Smith. For games address Ray Sullivan, No. 114 Atlantic avenue. Cathedral Cadets will take the field soon and are out to meet all the best teams in the 130-pound class.

The forward berths basketball fans are not so keen for sport in whicb the opponents are not well-known and there is nothing at stake but the mere game. For this reason the Kodaks decided to enter for the City championship. The City Lengue has taken measures to prevent any cornering of star players who may be out for pay. Each team Is to be limited to players who axe employed by the corporations represented and Dr. John Ready, who has again been chosen president, says there appears to be no loophole for breaking he limit.

As was the case ayear ago, two games be played each Saturday ntgbt jind the double-header will be followed by dancing. At the election of officers P. E. Reed was chosen it. A.

Webber secretary and Ted Drescher treasurer. A meeting will be held thij week for captains and managers to outline the make-up of their clubs the opening games. Cares for War Prisoners. Washington, Nov. 3.

The Red Cross War Council to-day announced the appointment of Franklin W. M. Cutchen, a New York lawyer, as secretary -general of the Red Cross. He will serve without pay. His department will have charge of the relief of American and Allied prisoners of war In the hands of Central rowers.

11 11 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES G. Ave. M3 834 51 FOL11ER CENT'RY' IIAWKETE WKS 171 119 Werner 172 M7 Melvin 174 145 1'2 ll 145 150 143 133 152 177 278 134 170 179 151 14 14 BoUnd. 181 301 13, Kosel 173 G. Arg.

Breenies. 12 1.4 Eiina 12 194.10 J. Lexingtons were forced to postpone their game- with the Cathedral Grammar Vets until November 10th. Hudson A. C.

will have a team this year in the 105-pound class. Players are asked to repot to-night at the corner of Chatham and Central avenue. For games address Michael ilarkowits, No. 60 Joeph avenue. Giminie Juniors would like to book games In the class.

Address Francis Du-gan. No. 35 Kddy street or call Geneeee 941-J. Washington Boy Scouts have organised for their consecutive season, narry Pe-kansky, assistant scoutmaster of the troop, will manage the team and Morris Weln-stein will captain the quint. For games address Harry Pekansky, No.

12 Rhine street. X-L five would like to hear from team. In the 115-pound okas. They Bar. no court at present but expect to be able to took home games soon.

A game with Class 41. Brick Church, is wanted. Address Robert Heffron. Xo. 8 Glendale park.

Washington Midget will bold a final 1 WiihlaitK. Carbone 12 by 23 to 2. Social Settlements held a practice Friday at Washington Community House. H. Cohen was elected captain.

Earl Hartel will coach the team. The quint will be made up of Levinson, Cohen. Joffe, Ess-man, Gradinger, Herringman. Abronwitz and Barnett. For games address S.

W. Levinson, No. SISO North street. West High Do pouts will have a heavy team this vear. Earl Reed.

Earl Whipple, Earl Green. William Gee and Lynn Patterson will comprise the team. For games address Earl Reed, care Gymnasium Office, West High School. Sporting News Will Be Found on Pages 37, 38 and 39. Look, Gentleman Bead.

$15 overcoats, $20 overcoats, $10; $25 overcoat $30 overcoats, $15: $35 overcoats, $40 overcofta, $20, and they are actual facts. Come np and have a A cine Sales r. UTt Main, street east. Adv. 1 00k IMoShIvIo M.eu j- Uton 12 iss.ll 12 1S7.4 12 1S5 Mewart 12 17S.7 ghes 174 5nner 173.7 Totals.

734 775 777 Genewee Hall alleys. ill IBCU v. -J nrt Tnmm llnit. Ohafor will prime 11 it-i i neno Oohbeck Hoirppert Breewes isrtin lonaa 'onrad Veirich $chanrr W. Scott 12 ld2.10 0 P2J.1 11 10l.J 12 161.2 lil 12 10O.3 irji.7 12 9 lfW.3 12 15S.2 157.1 9 1M.8 12 1T3.3 6 151.3 7 mv jrnj and the gnards will be Ftnncane, i 1- 11-! I anrr.

12 170.7 1 WJ. 12 170.4 German Admiral Dies. Amsterdam, Oct. 30. Aimiral.

von Forster, chief of ataif of ha German Danube flotilla, has (He4 in Jermany. All kinds of railway printing, including street car at job department. Democrat and Alw Paul B. Nayloa, No. 651 Smith street.

The Plerponts, who have played Charlotte Hiss School on the court for -the past Mahaney rr1 12 W7.4 onhan 12 17 12 16A.6 varlstedt 12 lt55.7 ttonscnun Roberson..