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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19

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ma9en, 9err lieutenant aeb6rten elmer
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-19

@eiterl Sarling! Soppla, Sar.
ling!
Sauobl!
8arsniisli6 trabte Darling Naie an
0aie nit Dem &appen Der &eiterin.
Sbwobl i6 Tie nur bonn Seben fannte,
NOR i9 "aesuungen, gu 9riiBen. Sic
nidte bo9miitbis nit Dem Gopf uno
ipnrnte ibr pfero gu raiderer @ansart
i'd bielt bas meme etpas auriid-
aber 9arling bledte alle feline 3dbne.
mas tdui6sno ausiab, als oh er mid
ausla9te, unb trabte frieolid, Naie an
Nafe, NIT Dem anberen gferee tpsiter.
Cine Weile ritten mir 10; bann li9-
tete lid bic Game, elm Srdsiein bon
Nauen, I'M Sattel auf ano maj midi
BON oben big unte..s nit ibrem bod.
miitbisfen gr.d = bann iauHe bic
peiti6e nS.soer auf ben 9als oes @ap,
psn-Ino raieao ariff er aus.
Inb raienb nebenber prsi9te-trob'
benz ib tpie tuabniinnis an ben 3iseln
rib, Sarlins-mie angeleimt an ben
perfl- &appen.
SD bin elm Weni9, Der Iufbring=
lidteit biz in ben Sob baBt. Sd
f1dmte mid faf toot. @6er feline Wa9t
Ger Welt fonnte bieie rabiate 66ll.n.
befie suriidbalten-fie fpteberte-es
flang tpie Elm sellenoes Sobneslddter-
uno pref9te %tueiter.
5rdulein bon Rauen mari mir eineil
ne1d9tliGen Slid gu unb bog In einen
Geitentpeg elm = Darling, b6bnii9
ShnnnfenD. blieb ihr treu aur Settle.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
OdpOwiedzi Rodakcii.

Oh. N. w. " Chicago Pr.y
zmianie kalendarsa juliahskiego pr.e.
paPieaa Gr.egorza XIII oka.alo sic, ss
rok astronomio.ny liosy 365 dni s 90.
dsin 40 minut i 16 sekund, a wieo lest
krota.y cd roku pr.yjetego pr,e. Jul.
ius'a Cszara, kt6ry to rok wynosil 1851
dni' o 10 minut ! A sekundy. Gdyby
wieo 90 o.tery lata be. wyjatku doda.
wano do kalen iar.a po jednym dniu
(rok pr.estepny), to 90 134 lata ws.yst.
kie daty kaleudar.owe posunesyby sic
o jeden dsieh wstecz. Ola uniknie.
ola tego wlasnie Gr.egorz XIII posts.
nowia, ze lata kohc.aoe wick ME beda
p~rsestepnemi. jeasli liozba setek ME
moae bye podzielona przez o.tery, Ohio.
oiaz 50 latami czwartemi. TAX mar. rok
l6OO byl pr~zestepnym, lata zas 100,
loOO i obecny rok 1900 ME 50 pre-.
stePnemi, zas rok 1000 bed.ie .n6w
p~rsestepnym. 1 ia raohuba jednak ME
jest zupe&nie j~eszoze scisls, DO malefka
roznioa, powstajaoa I wypuszczania dnia
p~rzestepuego " lataoh setnych ME die.
lsoych sic ma oztery, wytworzy zu6w 90
SS7l lat r6anioe dnia jednego. PROOF
tego astronom franouzki Leverrier do.
wi6d& ostatniemi ozasy, re srednia dlu.
goso dnia zwrotnikowego wynosi villas
oiwie 365 dni 5 godz. 48 N. 45 SEX. ale
50 to kwestje dalsze, kt6ryoh wyjasnie-
ME, ME tyczy sic juz pahskiego pytania.
-. e. W Perth Amboy.- Kores.
p~ondenoje otrzymalismy "a p6zno, by
podac ja ma czas, dlatego umiesoilismy
]a dopiero W p~oprzednim numerze.
- Oh. J. M. K. W So. Be Id List
oddalismy p. N, kt6ry obieoa}, ze toto.
giraffe wysle panom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
Or. los % Scranton, Pa.

Or. los 20 Scranton, Pa.
Ma posiedzeniu tow. Jana III So
bieskiego gr. los .osta1o uohwalone,
ably byl wpaaoony jednorazowy poda.
TEX Pc Is OF. cd kaadego czlonka MALE
aaOego do tegoa towar.ystwa. Takowy
podstek bed.ie uayty " ra.ie, gdy kt6
~ Z o.lonk6w tego towar.ystwa bed.ie
sic snajdowal " krytyo.nem posoaeniu.
Zarazem upominam, ably czlonkowie,
kt6f.y sic ME uisoili z podatku po.
smiertnego i ma pomnik Kosciuszki,
natyohmiast uisoili sic, poniewaa " pre-
oiwnym razie beda suspendowani. A.
ChoJuowski, sekr.
Or. I 70 Philadelphia.
Ma rocznem posied.eniu Tow. Zwiaz.
ku Mar. Pol. gr. l obrano nastepuja y
sarzsd: Jan Blaohowski, prezss, 20 rae
6ty; Felix Kucielski, kasjer; Edmund
Krzyxowski, sekr. fo.; Ferd. Delski,
sekr. prot ; Rom. Grabowski, delegat
ma sejm. Ferd. Delski, sekr. prot.
Or. 366 20 Poughkeepsie.
Grupa 1853, imien MIA W1adyslawa ia.
gieafy, ma omen SVEN posiedzeniu
uohwaliaa, ably starry zar.ad gropy pc.
zosta} W ozynnosoiach ma rok ~nastepny.
A przytem uchwalila, plaoic nadal do
browolny podatek ma rzeoz wsparcia
biednyoh Zwiazkowo6w i m esieczny do.
browolny podatek ma Skarb Narodowy
Polski. j. Jasihski, sekr., K. Jankow.
ski, prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

Podaje do wiadomosci To smutna nowine.
ze moi najukochanszy MAJ, ] a n Jara-
ozewski, czionek grupy I5s, z kt6rym
przezyfam W przykfadnej zgodzie SO lat.
pozegnaf sic 2 lynn swiatem, ruszony para.
lzem dnia 20 lutego 1900, majac lat SO. Po-
grzeb cdbyf sic dnia 90 lutego, 2 koscio3a
Parafialnego W Great Falls. Zmarfy POGO
stawif rodzine ! krewny CHI W najwie kszym
smutku l bolesci.
Emilia lara ,zewska, iona.
Antoni, J6zef Piotr, synowie.
Magdalena, Ludwika, Francisxka
Wiktorya, c6rki.
BELT, Montana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

Ne posisdseniu tow. Juliana Lipih.
skiego gr. s42 " Filadelfji, dnia IL 10.
tego' po gOrsoo patrjotyosnej movie,
]aka wygsosis OBJ. Waadysasw Za.dros.
ny, nastapila dobrowolna skladka na
Skarb Mar. Polski: 2 kasy tow. J. L.
$500, S. Woda $1.oo, T. Ols.ano wski
$1.oo, w. Zazdrosny 25c., j. Kotkow.
ski 25o., F. Szymkowski 25o., ]. Ko.
sick Zoo, S. Faber 25c., M. Karawcina
BOO. Razem $3.50.
J Borek, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
I'd administracji ,,Dzienuika Ma.
rOdOwegO"

SeJm Nadzwyozajny Zwiazku N. P.
rozpoozoie sic W poniedzia}ek, dnia 10
marca 19OOr. "Dziennik Narodowy"be.
die Pomieszcza1 codziennie najdoklad.
n~iejsze sprawozdania zoiekawyoh obrad
seImrowych mad nova konstytuoja. Ssjm
Nadzwyczainy interesuje wieloe wszyst.
klch braoi Zwiazkowo6w. Kto nadesle
2oc.' otrzymywa6 bedzis "Dziennik Ma.
rodowy" przez miesiac oaiy. Kto ma.
desle pred 10 maroa 2 dolary. otrzy-
mywac bedzie Dziennik do kohoa roku
bietaoego. Prenumeratorzy, kt6rzy ma.
desla y dolary prominently ma rok z
CORY, otrzymaja Kalendarz Marjafski
Tub piekra powiesc jake premium.
Administracja "Dziennika Mar"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

Ma zabawie u Piotra Buszki W Mt.
Pleasant, Pa. "a inicjatywa J6zefa Fl.
gulskiego z1ozyly ma Skarb Mar. Polski
nastePujaoe osoby: Miohal Spara 5Oo.,
J6zefa Spara> 1Oc., Franoiszka Spara 10
O., Mariana Spara 1Oo.,' J6zefa Spara
lOo., J6zef Figolski 5Oo., Marojanna
Figolska 500 Piotr Buszko 5Oo., Win
Gently Rossen 5Oo, Marcel Buszko 5Oo.,
Jan Buszko 500, Marcjanna Buszko
1Oc., Katarzyna Buszko 1Oc., Magdale-
ma Buszko 1Oc., Klara Buszko loo. Ra.
Gem $3.50.
J6sef Figolski. GA. or. SO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
81. 1877 70 Duryea. Pa.

Ma posiedseniu rocznem dnia % lu.
tego Z: b., tow. Synowie Polski or. 1877
u. N. P. zosta2 obrany nowy .arsad ma
rok bieaaOy i. nastepujaCyoh o.sonk6w:
Ansstasy Delengowski, prezes; J6.ef
Jeziorski, wioepre.es; AID. Kryks-o.un,
sekr. protok.; Walenty Bujarski, sekr.
fin; Franoiszek Tykorski, kasjer; An.
drzej Ruslewicz / Tomasz Kr.yaanow.
ski, oPiekunowie kasy; Ka.imierz S.mi.
giel, mars.alek 1; Maoiej Armanowioz,
marssaaek III; Stanis2aw Symoni,' Kle.
mems Fudala, J6zef Ostrowski i Piotr
Malaszko, o~piekunowie ohoryoh. Adam
Krykszczun, sekr.
Or. 1873 20 Duryea, Pa.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu or. 483 EOS.
tai obrany nowy zarzad jak nastepuje:
Jan Dombrowski, prezes; Piotr Kurzyh.
ski, wioeprezes; FIR. Jaoewioz, sekretarz
prot; malaysia strzempski, sekr. fin;
Wasdys4aw Zygliarski, kssjer; Wladys
law Patalon i Ludwik F~ilipkowski; O.
piekunowie kasy; WojoieOh S~iatkow.
ski Autoni Goryszewski, opiekunowie
ohorych; marsza3ek, J. Czajkowski. FIR.
Jaoewioz, sskr.
Or. sol 70 Chicago.
Zarzad gr. sol ma rok 1900 sklada
sic Z nastepujacych o~zlonk6w: Prezes,
Antoni Wajrowski; wioeprezes, J6zef
Borkowiol; sekr. prot, Wojoieoh No.
waoki; sekr. f%inan., Stanis}aw Gapihski;
kasjer, Ignaoy Idzikowski. Opiekuuo-
vie kasy: Antoni Kuozkowski i Autoni
Zementowski. Marszalek 1, S~zozepan
Pilarski; marsza3ok II. August Bemke.
Chorazy Maroin Bielahski. P~osiedzenia
odbywaja sic kasda druga n'edziele
miesiaca. Wszelkie correspondence
Prosze nadsy3a6 pod adresem: Wojciech
Nowaoki, 1141 N. Lincoln st.
Or. I 20 FiIadebjii, Pa.
Ma posiedzeniu rooznem, odbytem d.
10 lutego Z. b. zostali obrani do komi-
tetu wykonawczego nastepujacy oz}on.
kowie: J. B. Blaohowski, prezes; M.
Kopo1yhski, wiceprez.; E. Krzywkow-
ski, sekr fin. F. Delski, sekr. prot; T.
Kuoielski, kasjer; J. Blaohowski i J. B.
Gabryelewioz, opiekunowie kasy. Ia.
razem zawiadamiam, il posiedzenia cd.
bywaja sic Sci poniedzia}ek miesiaoa,
u Hanna, ma rogu Sci i Noble ul.
Wszelkie korespondencje prosze
p~rzesy&ac pod adresem: E. Krzywk. W.
ski, 34I8 N. End st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Or. 1859 70 Chicago.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu tow. Adama
MiOkiewioza, obrano nastepujaoy "a
Rad: A. Konieczka, prezes; St. Kara
siewioz, wioe' PREF; Ig. P~ufkowski, sekr.
prot; K. Sluzyhski, sekr. fin; E. Kun
oe, kasjer; j.. Summarize, St. Kaspe
rex ! M. Pawelkiewi rada gospodar.
GA; st. Jazwieoki, marsza}ek l.; Poke.
rzyhski, marsz. H.; j. Summarize, Ohio.
RAY; Pawelkiewioz il. Olszewski, pod.
o~horazowie; Jan Galozy fski, kolektor
ma Skarb Mar. Wszelkie koresponden.
ole Prosze p~rzesy}ac ma reoe sekr., Ig.
P~ulkowski, 102-104 w. Division at.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
Ma Pomnik Kosciuszki
sfozyh skiadki nastspujacy oiarodawcy

L przeniesienia $I4.o,5.aS
Ma weselu u panstwa Kuster W
Chicago s.,o
Ma weselu u pahstwa Zegzdow
Chicago a.6o
Ma weselu u pahstwa Sergotow
W Chicago zebral OBJ. Joz.
Swietlik ,6o
Ma imieninach u DR.. Kazimie-
RIA Midowicza W Chicago re-
bral Wbny ks. Eug. Sedla-
GEEK M
Ma chrzcinach u panstwa Ke-
narrow W Taylor, Pa. Lax
Ia i~nicyatywa p. Ig. Kozlow-
Skiego zebrano u OBJ. Jana
M. A.Drzycimskiego W Chi
cago ma drewnianem weselu 500
Ma wieczorku u panstwa WITH
szehskich W Hegewish, Ills.
"a inicyatywa OBJ. G-arczasza
zlozyli zebrani LOO
Ma ~chrzeinach u panstwa So.
bierajow W Warrior Run,
Pa.
Ma chrzcinach u panstwa Zbo-
rowskich W Streator, Ills.ze-
bral J. Ritter y,
kazem $l4.O7l.2J
Leon SzOpinSki SekTetarz finan
565 Noble str. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
s X f. A ID X I.

Czfonek or. liz La Sale, Ill, ma.
des1as 26 cent. ma Skarb Narodowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

Dnia 26 lutego r. b., odby{ sic bsl
tow. Mar Jan III Sobieski or. 113, W
Toledo, o, ma ktorym ME zapomniauo
takze o Skarbie Mar. Polskim, a miano-
wicie: Oh. Ksz. Handke darowai iadny
taborecik pod wsrunkiem, IL bedzie
~wylosowany ma rzecz Sksrbu Mar. Pol.
D'oh6d Z tego przyni6s} $40. Ma
tymze balu OBJ. Autoni S1yperski zebral
W gronie znajomych 51o., ktore mi cd.
daf do przeslania. Tasze ma chrzcinach
a PIP. Sternalskioh zebralem cd haste.
p~ujscych skiadke ma SIX. Mar, a mia.
nowicie: J. Szyperski ESQ.,, j. Sohlak
25c., j. Giozewski 50o., A. Krzemihs ski
DO M. Nowicki 15c. / s. Pieniek So,
"a 90 wszystkim powyzszym ofarodaw.
DOM skaadam staropOlskie big aaplsc".
TomGsz PSozaLskS.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

Ma imieninach u p. Walsntego Ko.
zihskiego W Providence, R.. l., zebrali
ma Skarb Mar. Pol. panowie Stanislaw
Bulikowski i Antoni Sibielski. Oiaro.
dawcami byli: S. Bulikowski 200, J.
Bulikowski 25c, A. Sibielski 15c., w.
Kosihski 25o., M. Kosihska 1O,., w.
Kosihski 100, J.. Waolawski 5Oo., f..
Wao3swska 100, A. Magnuski 25o., w.
Dyderski BOO, j. Zaleski 15c., w. Ia.
leska 15o, j. Barahski 25o., M. Resz-
'kiewicz loo. Razem $3.50, kt6re wy.
s4afem wprost ma reoe Komisarza Skar
bu Mar. Pol. p. DR.. Lsona S~adowskisgo.
va. Kosihski.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

than the Crimson and their powers as a scor-
ing team seem to be now considerably ahead of
Harvards. But the defence Pennsylvania
IS not so strong the Cambridge eleven which.
do not believe, be swept off its feet by
the swift attack which bowIed over all of the
Quakers' other opponents readily this season.
A careful study of the work of the two eevens
for the season shows that Harvard's develoC
ment has been rather backward, while Pennsyl-
Vania's has been rapid and consistent though
as said week or two ago, | believe Mr. Wood
ruff has been sacrificing defence somewhat in
laNor OF offence. BE that as it may, the chief
weakness of the Quaker eleven is possible
tendency to arrive" before schedule time At
the time of the Columbia game week ago the
Quakers were playing what | regard as al
most top speed 50 far as the offence is concerned
though they could have doubtless squeezed
out another touchdown or SO had it been at all
necessary. Now. having reached such a fast clip
lTo weeks before her supreme test can Penn
Fylvdnia keep up her gait to the Harvard game
ma through 1t? If she can accomplish that
and meantime improve her defence. she will win
from Harvard. But l consider that these are
two pretty large ifs" Meanwhile Harvard is
jot exactly standing still. The Crimson players
began to hit things off two weeks ago in the
Columbia game. Their playing at West Point
showed another stage OF advance. If further
gain is shown in the Carlisle Indian game, being
played at the time of writing, it may be as
sumod that Harvard Will go into the game
against old Penn" with about as good an all
around eleven as she has ever had.
TWO POINTS FAVOR HARVARD.
Besides this the Crimson viii have two dis
tinct advantages over the Philadelphians. one
Is in having a first class substitute for every
place on the eleven. and for of the positions
several of them. If the Quakers, on the other
hand should wear out three four of their men
with the violence and fierceness of their attack,
they would be in a bad way. The second Har-
ward Advantage lesser one, to be sure, yet
appIeciable-is in playing on the home grounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Tigers won by a single touchdown. Last year at
Ithaca the Cornell eleven covered itself with
glCry by snatching victory from the Jersey
men. All of Cornelrs training this season has
been with the object Of making her best show
ing against the Tigers. There is, of course,
chance for Ithaca victory. But 1 regard the
chance slim. PrincetOns form has been
none too perfect this season, and at Easton last
Saturday Princeton era Nled out of very mar
row hole from defeat But Cornell, too, is not
playing now so well as she was last season at
this time She is moreover, not so strong at the
centre of the line, nor, to my mind at quarter
back. With this exception l think the Cornell
back field is a trife stronger than it last
year, though Captain Starbuck has been laid
up and out of the game almost all season. On
the whole, the work of the Cornell forwards
does not seem to me so aggressive nor so fast
it was last year, while their only hope is to
catch Princeton mapping and score before she
wakes up. Man for man with few exceptions
Princeton must he regarded as stronger than the
New-York team, and while 1 look for hard
fought game [ really expect to see Princeton
improve before Saturday to make a score
of about 10 to O. The naming of scores is rash
business a best, but 1 Will venture so much at
any rate, though if the Tiger hospital list con-
unues to grow it did early last week my
prediction Will be knocked into cooked hat
COLUMBIA SHOULD TAKE HEART
There is great discouragement at Columbia
over the smothering defeat which the University
of Pennsylvania administered at Philadelphia
last Saturday. Coming, it did top of the
unexpectedly large score which Harvard had
run up, the 80 points to o were enough to cast
the followers of the Blue and White into deep
gloom. But despite this misfortune, and despite
the licking heavy light, that Yale is sure to
administer this is the time for Columbia men
to take new heart and rally to the support of
their hard working eleven 1t might just as we'll
be recognized first last that first class
varsity eleven can never be the product of a
year or two of work and training 1t was
hopeless task that Columbia set out to accom-
plish-namely, in season two to turn out
team that could play equal terms against
the Big Four" The work of the Columbia
eleven last year really abnormal That is
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
a FORECAST ON THE HARVARDPENN
NELL GAAIES-THE TASK BE
FORE COLUMBIA.

The three leading contests of the season in
football have for the last few years come to be
considered the Yale-PrincetOn the Harvard
Yale and the Harvard-Pennsylvania games
There are, to be sure, several others of consid-
erable Importance, such the Pennsylvania
Cornell, the Cornell-Prnceton. the Columbia
Carlisle Indian ard the West POint-Annapolis
games But it is the first three struggles that in
the East, at any rate, considered the decisive
of the season and it is upon the outcome
of these that experts base their ratings of team
and individual work for the year.
The first of these three great games will be
fought out at Cambridge next Saturday between
the Crimson and the Quakers. Last year 1 had
hesitation before the game in saying that
Harvard would certainly win, barring fukes.
This year he would be a rash prophet who would
venture to pick out either eleven a sure win
1t looks to if the game would be
closer fought than any contest that the two old
rivals have waged in many years The Quakers
have this season developed much more rapidly
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

On this question of substitutes, suppose that
MacCracken, Pennsylvanias fullback, were
knocked out, or Graves at quarterback, or
Hare at guard, or Wallace at tackle. The loss
of any two of these men would be well nigh
irreparabe. Take Harvard in the same posi-
tions, one after the other. If Ellis falls out at
fullback, Stillman, better punter and a good
punger takes his place. If DAILY falls, that
would be the worst blow that could befaH Har-
ward yet his understudy, Fincke, is far superior
to Pennsylvania second quarterback At
guard the competition is so close at Harvard
that of three or four men one is about as good
as another. AT tackle Eaton is just fit as
Graydon, if the latter becomes hors de combat
Then, when it comes to the end men, Harvard
has at least four who good the Quakers'
best. This contingency is to be taken into
serious consideration for the game is to
be hard and gruelling one Two years ago, in
the corresponding game, the Quakers wore them
selves out so by their terrific onslaught that
they fell down badly in the last part Of the
struggle.
Physical condition counts for everything in
big game. Pennsylvania apparently has no
cripples this year, while Harvards men, despite
great caution, seem to be a little soft. At
West Point some Harvard man was getting laid
out for brief repairs every few minutes But
in the same game was so apparent the inter
ference formed cOmpactly and the work of
the Crimson in handling and running back punts
was so thoroughly first class that though on past
performances for the season the chances rather
favor the Quakers l do not believe that they
will whip Harvard. Harvard being apparently
weak at scoring may not win out, but l believe
she keep Pennsylvania from a victory. The
whole thing is toss-up. but if Harvard's work
goes forward at the present gait l think that
on November the advantage will favor her to
the slight extent that playing on the home
grounds affords.
CORNELL WILL FIGHT HARD.
The bulletins from Cambridge next Saturday
will be awaited with eager interest but of only
less Importance is the outcome of the annual
match between Princeton and Cornell to be
played this year at Princeton. Two years ago the