davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

ness, heartburn, bloating. female Ills.
dizziness, fanting speels or malaria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

Free Methodist church. All regular
services held in tent on Ninth avenue
near Fifteenth street Rev. G. NJ. Stir
divant, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Preaching at IL a. M, and 1880
r. M, and prayer service at y. m.
Prayer meetings Thursday evenings
at 7:30
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

p. m. Services at 1o:45 a. m, ard 7:sO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

West End Sunday school. 700 Sixth
street. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Friday evenings at
Z 80. w. B. Barker, superintendent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

YIN. C. A. building, corner of Third
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-26

Memorial Christian, corner of Third
avenue and Fifteenth street; Rev. o.
w. lawrence, pastor Sunday school
at 9:l5 a. N. Y. p. S. C. E. a 6:30
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
QfLahun1a.

Capt. s. 8. Dennis uelder frabrr
bel 8Otsbnm pObnte nber felt 5 Sab.
rem in OiInbOma pObnt, i6reibt bon
8auiomis pie fOlsl:
sd bin nit benz Beisenlden Be.
ifdftiet, iG babe bereits ~ ader
einseiatunO Mil Md so Gder iaen.
tlnier lebtes Subr eeiaeter @riSen
bradte "a Suibel ben afer. unIer
RDrn III iebr i4Dn; es D,rb fh so
bis so 8ulbeI ben Nfer brineen.
2dnSereien iteieen tdalid I'm Bret
ie unb brinasn bon $4,000 bic $4,000
bic 8lertel SeitiOn. ia nna 2aae.
Slueut GpObrer tpObnte tina A Rei
len Don bier nnO es psbt i'm isbr
gut. Seine ilueite 9uhtsr Rarp
bat iia anfunas September uerbeira
tibet unb ii uud SsfferlOn EiiD, @D..
Ge5oaen luD Tie ibr sutiuitiees Ssim
baben wtro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

The shme doctors cured Mrs. q. VI. OtrIch
Locust FARM, Anna, ILL.,, near here and
Mrs. d. +, Anderson. Of Anna, OF large
cancers OF the eye and nose; also Efr. Jeff
Mtfiin OF Grain, Ill, OF a. bad cancer of the
eyeball, MIR. Perry g. Marquis OF McLenns.
boroi III, 81 years old, also cancer OF the
eye Mrs. Mary Childers OF Louisville. Ill,
OF large lancer OF her breast. Mr.. W. A.
Houston OF Sparta. Ill, cancer OF his face.
All the above are prominent citizens OF
this immediate section and testify to their
wonderful cures.
All the icading papers and scientific
Journals have been full OF reports OF their
almost miraculous cures. Honesty Seems
20 be their roiicyj they cure with q Pact
&c Island plant extract; they charge moth
ing until cured, and offer 81 Oo0tfLhey ever
fail 70 cure any cancer they treat before
IL hns poisoned dcop glands. They have
probably the best book syer printed on
cancers, with Testimonials OF thousands
cured. II contains proof that any lump IN
Woman'a breast 10 cancer: also, that any
tumor, lump or sore on the I'D, face or
anywhere six months 10 cancer. Or. Cham.
Ice ts declared by his patients TO be one
pf the Q honest and conscientious doc
tors they ever knew. He 10 the best author.
~ IA America on the cure Of cancers.
having cured more IN thirty-four years
tnan any other doctor LIVING. -Dr. I'm, y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Die 5erren Senlp MssiemGder UOn
lea, Ssm. ROpp uOn 6rssOOm, Senrs
Rspsr BON Drois, gaIiOr Sabn bart
meiitsr BON Drate unb gatur 3 u.
S&mibt uOn Dem Sausn, rsiten an
Dienltao BON tier ub UNI Oer Sabrss.
conierens Der 90. 9atberiihen gp-
nUOe Oes S8eit WViRuuri 9ifritts,
welGe Oieiss 5nbr in GOncOrOia db
sebalten Nib, beiaupObnen. Ole
Conference miro bis na9ten Britt
nod bnu, I'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
RoAssits .@IOdsn

utberm Fius. bel Rc9ittrif. In
6eim bee @iittpts's aoirpb 2ubOut
aob's an Gientll aroBs oDhseit bel
ueIfer pOhl an oie ilrfSia @dfts
crn bier unD8ereer unweienO paren,
unO nod outer beutiHer Site Elm &c
ieanetes Gen feierten bns allen ftets
etue Iiebe Gtinneruns bleiben pirb.
gHht Der @tltuer runr es pc fd
uieOer bepeibte, iDnbern bic auf,
nlRrfinmEeit unh @lafnluihe anlten
Itiner fttiiaeu ihmuden EOdter
Nina Carolina. neihe nit ibrem
SHab ben brnUen, FeiBieen, iuneeu
6nrmer Better 3 Diltbep welher nuf
Ruib SslnnO prpbe 2onOpirtbidnit
betretbt, oOhSeil mahte, unb Ourfl
BaitOr 0aiss uOn Berger i'm arOben
5reun6eSfteis i'm Bunb Der beilieen
gbc einseieenet wurbe. Suf's Su.
u%OrtOmmenlte unb &sihhe bemirtbet,
bel Ruft. Seiane unb anreeeuOer
uuterboltune, periaben bic @diie fid
baIO in ansenebmfter Stimmuua Der.
iebt nnb 60 cab berrIife Siunben
trDbliHen ~3uiammenisins, WeIhe
uie eeIaet cine liebe G1innerune iein
ruerben.
M65e Der ifbre Serbhtne, am
benz bic 2iebenben ii9 fnrs 2eben
uerbunben, cine elaftiHe gOrbebeu.
tuna fir uGe Gage ibres .ebelebsni
iein unb he cine reifJe @rnte auei
@uien einbeimien.
GnueieHb mnren unter nnberr
BON Squire SslanO fOleenbe:
RObert 8rasbenr. 9nul Uaeper,
Fri. 3. Sint, Grl. Wnttte SnmbBI
SObn Nteper. Grant Gmmel nebf
Camille, &suben @rotepisl uebf
Satin; perr Snpman nebit Gnmilie.
Ben Ban Somen neblt 6amitit; per
mann 4atbueper. Qerr @feO; SusO
5luht. SObn aeneer nebit 5nmitis
BIN. Better; Ben 4rice neblt 6amilil
Gbns. 3 u3tn u. Jomilie unb Die Orei
Srioer SdarubOrii.
Bon 3ermunu uno lImetseno un
rem Sugeaen frau Sermann BenFne
6rnu Sam Sedmnnn, Srib 2iltbel
nebf Satin. Guauf Stebs nebi
Satin. Sermnnn SAuHuer nebI
Satin, 9ouiin uno Nialuinn 5reeie
5rou gOnraos, s. u. 2abpube, 3
". &einlanb. SUbn RdppOIb Uni
Satin, @bri9 arenettlp. 5Obn GpriI
uub Sattin; Grnu Barbara GIItbep
9beO- 9iltbep. 6sI. SsnbeIa &unrt
50. Glenn. ssm. Dittbsp; 5ris Oil
tbep nebit Satin unO Satin I'M
piete nnDere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Die toSte lIIutter.

2DSGngefeS 8, Gal, ii. DIT.
stuf benz 8nbnbuIe Der Goutbern ga-
ciic ipielte iid cine erereifeube Ssene
oleih nod Der gntunft bes 8uses
BON Santa sna nb. Seils 8alen.
iuela, elm megitaniIder arbeiter,
bate auf bic stntunit ieiuer 6rau SO.
ia unb ieiner flint 8inber eeipartet,
bic er lett mebreren @onaten nidt
mebr eeieben. ga er BITE @rmarte.
ten nift inter ben nusIteieenoen
9adaeteren bemertte beltieg er ben
Bug. ST fanb feline &iuber rueinenb
gu ben GiiBen ber @uttcr. Sinsu.
ip~riuaeno, idlUb er bic aestere in
feline Urine, itieB nber 5ueleiA eineu
fpSftbaren S1rei aus, Gr bielt eli
ne aeide in ieinen grnten.
8pn ben InHngieren tpuBte g2ies
mano, tuann bic 5rau itarb, bod
mebrere Derielbeu batten iid bnrtber
setpunbert bah ji6 bic Srau nm lire
ainber nidt gu tdntneru idien. Sin
Sud nit weldem tie ibr @ef6t
tbeifiueiie uerbaat, bate es perbins
bert, ibre I'M 9OOe eritarrten GeIi6ts.
5iige Su ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

90 1T bic b6ahe Belt. bob bic
@eiBen i'm SIben sur Bernunft tum.
men unO gum Shube Der 5nrbleen
efhihreiten, bu iOnit Elm &adfna IN
oas wlrtbidnftlihe @lenb niHt aus
bleiben tuun, aus nelfem Der Sis
ben iif erit Seit Surgeon auiseraift
bat. ihreibt bns Cine. Tultsblatt.
aetn uernanftiser BeiBer fam suss.
ben, bob ote Serbrehen, beren 5ar'
bige fiH hulois MAIDEN, cine Rett-
~fertiRune az uneeieelihteiten bieten
Oirien. Der Sdoen III aesmuneen,
in eleiher Bieie 5u banbeln, uie rs
In allen SiuiHferten @emsinweien
geihiebt, inbem er bic ihulbieen
Shwnrs en- nod benz @eieb beItrnIt.
DAFT iUIhe Serbredlen iid ereianen,
onrnus IdBt iid tein 8prpurf aeeen
bic eauSe &uRe mnd1en. Der NOr.
ben bat in ieiner weiben Sepbltsruna
senaH iUl4e stuite aui5upeiien,
ME Der SiOsn untsr Der fnrbieen
SeuOlteruns. Bios i'm 9lOrOen If
man nidt 10 unDerHlniue, eiue ount
Sc &aiie ODER RatIOnuIitdt fir bic
9bat zines Gins,lnen uerantpurtli6
Sn MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

SObn Gutermann tuelher Dor rs
5abrsn In DER mann pobute unD felt
Dem ntHt mebr bier mar. fam am
NOntua bier an nuf Der Surhreiie
mad Sptss pU er ieIne S4weiter,
Die Srttwe Senrg aable btiuheu
mil. Serr auhermun. pelasr in
RotUmO, SnOlanu. wObnt, bat in Iii
ner 5umllie uiel Erabial NIT Ourh
penntl: &c III pdbrenO ielnes Sess
5uses Don bier apeimat 8ittrusr az
nUrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

I'm Samitas ben 20. OCTOBER Fl .
oct In 9ermunn cine RepubliianiIc G
SeriaumIuus fat, In pelfer bus
betannte GOnersssmiteIieb Srrr
RlfarO BnrtbOlb. pDn ct. Souls,
cine Rebe hber be pUIitiiGen Cages
fraeen In Der Oeutiden sprude bal
ten wirO. 90 mirb fir bic SubDrer.
ihnit, wetde uOruusIidtli9 cine
SrObs iein DirO, elm arOBer @enus
Iein uOn 10 eiuen anerinnnt aebiIbe.
ten glanus, ME Serr Sartbolb, in
IdDnem, Hl:BenOen 9euiit cine
Reos gu Dernebmen weI@e NIT tiefen
Berfauonib bic n~atiunalen gsir,
rem tInrleat. 8ersrbt es riHt:
Samhua GbenO, ben 20. Gttober.
oerr s. y. Snrber, 9onOiOat fur
Congress wirO in ensliiaer spraas
reoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

5rou SObu 8upp uaD lire Nnttsr
Blaine pense ,slhen Ooresftern nnd
Batifit 100 lie bic irnbere ssullps
9barlotle oon,a, elue glatsr Orr
5rau pe sc, he uten modem. 6ruu
pOua bat iiA ieit tarsem NIT einsm
Sarmer usrbeiratbel unO popnt mil
ibrem @atten etlua 10 Wts,lsn non
9atiEc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

5rts. Gluina Calf anb &uia aDel'
Ter rDnrep am eunntaa NIT Der GE-
iu,Ioa bier nm gsrmunOte Su be.
ernhen brl. aalt wslds ais EsIe'
arapbjhin In Der Gritern Union Gel.
Co.. nnaefeGt mar. bat iest cine
abnlrde StslIe I'M bamittOn SOteI.
ct. aouis. Die @aosls MAIDEN iia:
uiele nstmen peranimDrtIiae StvIen
Elm ruelAe bis Der UOn Utdnuern be-
eleitet purben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
eIn reIler aILgr petr Wlmths 8.

yin retter alter petr Nlmshs o.
Ie. gndmueasr, pom siror. qua,
mar @iittuuh IN urierer stlot. er
1T elm pnier Ceudter, - SATIRE oIt.
bal i'm aancbou 80 uiel erluOlben
OnB e. iuraerirsi leben Fam nnb
fiblte Oas SsOllinib. Der Stubt Der.
mann. bic 2Odlburs Oes EeulidJ
tbnms. uOn Der er 10 OieI aet6lt unb
aeleien. uOr ieinsm gnOe sa irben
go bat ibm bier iebr gut asiausn
ane sr freute ii& buB er bic &eiie
uutern0mmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
6eida ftsabernabme.

: Sd babe oas electromagnetic
bee Serru 8. Us. &Ostbemeisr iaut.
tid iibernOmmen uuO OnKetbe ueben
Der s@mieoe BON Sawurs Bros an
Der 5.fstrnBe perIeet, unb lnbe bas
BubIiium Elm mid nit ieiner aunb.
idpfi gu beebren, inter 8uIiaeruup
reeaiter 9eOineuua. SD Iese taslid]
!ueae @uoten Elm unb fam allen SIn.
iprhGen senhaen.
SObn 8. 9 d NJ q RS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
On DcrEamscn.

Toe Grpeisn Der @iitWe Gmilie
8rnss beitebsnb aus Sdus, 2 aptteu,
gtaIlunp, u. {. 10. on Der z. Stripe
n Su U%ttfaufsn. Gceen ndberen
rperbe mon iif an
Mrs. Q milie Brass,
2942 Sberiton Gpe.,
ct. 2ouis. Mo.
ODER. Robert @alEer. Ysrmonn,
Wt0. ghluhet bel Sam Wauma
a%aertner, IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Dies III Die Snilpn oes @erfalIs
unO Der eeihpdhten 2ebensirdit.
Die Ratur miro ibrer Sh6rheit uno
ihrer Bltite berdubt. Benn Shr cure
beboIten wDlIt, trdftiH suer 5uhe;n
NIT pUqiitsrs ROdp Ronutain Zee.
80 Genis, Zee ODER 9nbtetten
@alter AeOs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Three Breast Cancers
Cured in One House
ALL WITHOUT KNIFE OR PAIN.
Any Lump in Wonan's Breast
is Cancer.
Duouoin. III, Oct. o, 1000.
Mrs. Katie HammAnn, o little mother,

Wo4Bnluk only tUO
pounds, with .
I W o -year old
baby, has just re.
turn d from
with
frte 9 in st.
Louis where she
has Just had o
cancer OF alarm
ing size in her
breast cured by
DR.. and MRS.
ChAmIee n Co.,
AE, 2Ol and 2OS
N. 18th street, st.
Louis, Mo.
Il h Q oth Q
ladies' were Mrs.
j, bieadth and
J.. Vesper,
both ofi4WLucky
nAn.La -. 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

@siterp purOen i'm Se!m UOn
oenrs sdmibt on Oer 5irit Greet
Oura BuitOr Suebmeper in Spmens
rOfiee Sefieln seihmieoet: perr
2ouis guihmeier unb 5rl. Gtiaabetb
Buffet. Nucb mir iAleBen uns ben
aabtreiden @ratulauten on unO
rufen ben iunsen @beleuten 81:
@S mbe' benz neuuermdblten gaar
8erpDnnt lein mnnh geieenet
Sabr.
@ir piini9en inn aus perSens
prun0
8lel Slid 81 ieinem Sersensbunoi
@eiunhbeit, frommer fr0ber Slnn
Sei linen ireu 0urb's eeben bin,
B;ele ipenoen bier anrse 8ermDeer
5lr Rirhen, fur Shulen, fdr ", 9
uno Is.
Doh Der pirb eff ernten reihliher
Seaen,
Ger ben Nrmen pibt ROfp @Uuntair
Gee. Halter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

@inem S0nntaaS Bergnaeen nit
uastAdli&en S~lussuns ipurOe BEN
iraher bier uObnenOeu Glbert Mepsr
welfet uon St. Souls nit benz Gr'
furFons5uae bierher aeIummen UNI
feline GermdaOte au beinuen, am
Iebten SOnntns su tbeiI. Ajtit isinem
Gruber SDbn Gtspst fubr er bic lteile
etraBe iaOli9 Der aRarIttrlde bsrun.
ter, ole Elm beruuslnuenosr 8Dlsen
bic Ssapenideere pom 6nbrpert
t,eante unO aestsres Den abbnnn
binabroale nobel bic SuiaGen 10 an-
slhdliG Telen OuB hilbert Rsher ei'
men Se,nbruh erlitt uno lem Sruoer
S9bu ihlmme RepfOerlssuugen Oa'
p1a tru9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Dies in bic Salion Der AbeeIpaunt'
belt, Der RopiidmerSen uno oer6rih'
iahrsbeihperbtn. S0uiiter'S &pdg
Wiountain 9b,e III ein Iiheres BOZ
beuamittgl. Wtnd1t euh. iiart urb
trditta, IS. Sents, Ebee ODER Gate
leIten. @Gtter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
OrRmNIieben, tbeerettieRen
MmN praetiIc9en

@iolin /, gion0 . uno @~einnennter'
ridt srtbeiit grUf GruR SuOOemspsr.
giuuu uuo D~raelaimmen tpirO bel 20
iabriper G%riubruus in benz SADIE
arlnOlidg nit @nrnntie beiOrst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

SbOnnirt nuf 0as .0ermanner
BOltsblntt.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

MOraenb NbenO miro IN Der @ur-
cert pale bnbier 0srr s. y. Sarber,
RspubnlanlIHer aoutrOnt fur Gone
aress cine RsOr nber bic politiihen
9osesfrnsea baiteH be Elm Seosr
hDlen iOOte. PER- Sarber 1T Elm
puterbaltenter. pafsnber 8,oner, pen
al S0rsn ein tSenub 1T. Snt bic
aapDiOaisn inr 9uuntpamter werOsn
%nnpsieno ietu n,O iiI ireaen cine
arOBe 8uDDcsriaaFt bsprib!n aa
tDnnen.
Gbonnirt aui Oas oermnnnsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
91eMee @eiAGit.

Sh babe an Der NlnrtthraBs
gnun's Sieiniagerei geeenaber, Elm
en- Store eInqerihtet nno babe DRIP
@vuts iupie Groceries, nlles frtit
eineelsei, 81 uertauien. Sb bltts
nm eeuetasen 8aiprud1.
aR { .. SO b nnna Streder.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

gu tav Raeeslin nnD Gbrilt &eber
Febrten uDreenern bon elmer msbr'
wDdeutliten aeiis i'm fernen Befen
wublbsbalten bierber 5urid. Sic
maren in Durango, Colorado, Coz
gesas, geu RsritU. unO mebrsren
Drten in aaniOs, Sn 9Opeta be
iudten fe Gmil @ebsr. SDbn bee
Serrn @bria SSsber. 8etOe Retien.
be iub uou bcs aUbes hber bic 8u.
uOrtommenbsit bee oUrtisen apiieO'
Ter, iber bic eeOrOneten berriHguosp
8afanOe uuo bss eritaantiHen udtet.
nebmuneseeiFes pet&er uae Sala.
ten Der @eienfhnit burhorinet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

kOoOI dyspepsia Cure
'''''Hssss wsat you ~"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Nbonniri aui Ons oermnnner
Q UltsFirtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

7sapitat 100000 tebsrIsenB $4,000. 90
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-12
Minnesota 4. ChIcago ?.

Chicago, Nov. 12.=Minnesota's foot
ball lever defeated the University of
Chicago eleven on Marshall field Satur-
Gay afternoon by a score of 4 to 2.
Handicapped by a soggy field and a
slippery ball, the result Of a drizzling
rain that fell through the game, Chi
Cages speedy back field was seldom
able to get the ball within Minnesota's
danger zone. Minnesota's line stood
solid against all attacks-in fact, Chi
Cages attempts to gain by old fashion
ed football frequently resulted in loss,
as Marshall, Snyder and Ittner plunged
into the plays and broke them up be-
for they were fairly started. On the
other hand, ChicagO's line, though
clearly outplayed by their giant op-
p~onents, yet stood firmly enough or
defenses to protect Eckersall during all
his punting, not a kick being blocked.
Minnesota's four points followed a
6-yard run by Robertson, who got
through C~hicago's right tackle and end
and only. a pretty tackle by Eckersall
aved a touchdown. But he had
brought the ball to Chicago's 30-yard
line and a moment later Marshall boot
ed the ball between the goal posts rom
placement on the 40-yard line. Once.
before that and once after Marshall
tried to score. by a place kick, but
failed.
Chicago's two points came as the re-
suit Of a safety touchdown made by
Quarterback Larkin of Minnesota late
IN the second half. Getting one Of
Eckersalss long punts on his own 2
yard line Larkin, instead of trying to
advance the ball. stepped bach of his
own goal line and touched the ball
down. During most of the game
Eckersall and Larkin were engaged in
a punting duel. Eckersall had slightly
the advantage in this, but Minnesota's
speed in ends seldom failed to stop the
return of the ball for any material dis
lance.
Minnesota's heavy mass plays, used
as frequently as they dared. continually
wore the lighter Chicago forwards, and
in the latter part of the second half
Minnesota clearly outplayed Chicago.
Chicago tried desperately to score a
touchdown, but trick plays went wrong
through the plunging work of the Min
nesota ends and backs n EckersalI
was invariably forced to punt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-12

Omaha Neb., Nov. 13.-<Rhe Me-
braska C-ornhuskers proved easy. Ytc-
ors Yer Creighton. AniversftyA on the
gridiron, the hnal score standing IL to
0. A 70-yard run by~C6oke, the Corn
husker's speedy quarterback, scored
the first touchdown for Nebraska. A
fumbled punt by Creighton was cap
turde by Cooke, who raced thirty yards
to Creighton's 2-yard line. A line
plunge, with Fullback Craig carrying
the oval, netted the second touchdown.
The final half enabled Nebraska to
score its final touchdown, Matters. left
tackle, crossing the Creighton goal line.
Creighton blocked a Nebraska punt n
C~halouRka, the Cornhusker left guard,
shared the ball. running fifty yards be-
hind FINE interference, for another
touchdown. but Referee Mcdonald
ruled thai Nebraska had been guilty of
holding, disallowing the touchdown n
inficting a penalty. The Cornhuskers
forfeited over one hundred yards on
penalties exacted by the referee during
the contest. s
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Wichita. Kan, Nov. 1.-THE game
between Chiloeco and Friends on Hess
field vas the fastest that has been
played on the grounds this yea and at
the same time one of the toughest.
The Indians won the toss and kicked
Of to Friends, who advanced the ball
fifteen yards when they were com
PEELED to punt. Lafomboise.3 the IN
dams left half, gained forty yards by
an end run.
downs and forced them to attempt q
leap kick which resulted in failure.
The Friends then kicked the ball from
the 25 yard line, but the Indians soon
returned it and we're again held n
failed in an attempt at a field goal.
During the remainder of the first half
neither side made any considerable
gains. In the second half the Indians
received the ball and were forced to
punt but recovered the ball on the
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Ottawa, Kan, Nov. R.-This afternoon
ottawa University will meet the heavy
Farmers at Manhattan. Coach Brum-
mage has been putting his men through
some hard defensive work the past week
and hopes at least to hold the score
down. In this game Ottawa will proba-
bly, be o~utweighed fifteen pounds to the
man. but nevertheless they viii play to
the limit and make their speed counter
balance the beef of K. S. A. G.
The men are just in fair. condition. Sew
eral bad sDrains have been received the
past week in the rough scrimmages. Man
ager Mastus is trying to arrange a game
with Haskell Indians on their return from
Texas. The Baptists close the season this
year. November %, by meeting ST Mary's
at Topeka. Both teams are equal in
weight and each is coached by an ex-
K. L. player.
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Yale >. Brown O.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 12.-Speed.
staying and running power won Saturday
on Yale field a victory for the sons of
Eli over the Brown team in one Of the
hardest football battles of the season
The final score was 5 to 0. Yale was IN
able to cross the Brown line until the
second half, and Knox missed an easy
goal. The visitors played all around the
Yale team for almost the whole o. the
hrst half, sensational work marking the.
opening moments of the game Brown
started with a rush. Yale's defense was
crushed. the line being unable to with
stand tReSattack. Alcott and, Forbes, the
Yale ends; once swept p4sr them for
gain CATER gain. Brown gained on first
doVSSSLtwlce, and once rushed the ball
to Yale's 0-yard line. only to lose it on
a tumble Of a forward pass. In the sec
ond half Yale showed better form.
Browns offense was held in better check,
and~tbe Blue began7to play more aggres-
sive ball. touchdown came in the first
three minutes of play. Long runs by
Jones and Knox placed the ball on
Browns 10-yard line, Morse and Knox
shortened the distance on line plunges by
six yards and Forbes was jammed
through Westervelt and kirley for a
touchdown. Knox failed to kick the goal
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Friends 10 yard line. making 70 yards
by he lay on the third down.
Wlldman was pushed through for a
touchdown and the Indians Kicked
goal After about ten minutes, during
which both teams showed good inter-
ference, Chilocco recovered the ball
after puntfng and soon crossed the line
for another touchdown. They kicked
an Easy goal, making the score u TO O.
Friends received the ball and made a
desperate effort to score, advancing
the ball by steady gains to the Indians
80 yard Hne When time was called.
Peter ~Lafomboise, C~nIIocco's crack
left halfback, was badly crippled.
After making a sensational sixty-yard
run, Lafomboise was caught in a
scrlmmage n another player fell on
him IN such a manner as to break his
right leg midway below the knee. He
IS considered one of the Chilocco's best
men
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Missouri IL, Arkansas o.

Columbus, No, Nov. 1.-THE Grip
pied and substitute Tigers defeated
Arkansas Saturday with enough ease
to convince the roeters that had Mis-
souri's best team been on the field Mis-
souri, would HAVE defeated the Arkan-
sas by as large a cor as the Jayhawk-
ers did. The Tigers played in wretched
luck at times and often lost the ball
near the goal line. The o was IL
to O.. Both of Nissouri's touchdowns,
were madeein the second half The
ease with which Arkansas was disposed
of by d team weakened by a big
hospital list made the rooteFs happy.a as
it was actually believed before the
game that Arkansas had the best
chance to win
In the absence of Tidd and Ruther-
ford, the regular quarterbacks, Bob
bftt was played that position and bar
game. Nixon took Miller's place at
tackle, Elliott was in Douglass place
and Kurz vas put in at left guard.
From the first scrfnmage it was seen
that Missouri could gain easily against
the Razorbacks. Arkansas could do
absolutely nothing with the Missouri
line and usually kicked or played the
forward pass on the first down. When
on a quarterback kick they ecure the
ball on the three yard line. Missouri
hurled them back four yards in three
and the ball was in the air a great deal
of the time en- punts, quarterback
kicks and forward passes. Missouri
threatened the Arkansas goal several
once losing the ball on a tumble
on the two yard line.