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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
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ON? SeeIus &ristus SumaIan poifo
fen on ontomtt ia heittdnpt mail.
man loppuun asti faifiue laorno.
miebiae opeiettatpatIi, ia ie lDptpp
WotbeufIen Genanfeliumin 5, 6. 7
lupuieIa, ia ie on e mainittoma
fpuoriIaorna. Sofu fotionee len faa.
man nIDn ia Iononce: 8pqd nina fen
m~uiston 10 ulfoa. Mutta eifDbdn
oaut Iiifa Iiuttaosti ia oiottelemotto.
masti ionottu?
Wuoriioarnosia feStittpp ia ebeI.
tpp Iolrnon olfu, ioboanto ia p6ds
tbs: ioito %iionenaietfin mifimot ia
fpieIeipdt niitd poifoiiltofin tutties
iania Ianrnoipireoan pprfimiG.
Niint6, niitGto ne tuifitpot la tpIe,
Ielpdi? Viild ne %fpIelepat. Jos fplG
muitotiu i1m6n mailman toiIouf.
latin oIuSio loppuun osti, eitd mitG
tdand iIooia vrefoolisId" on olIui,
bomosta attain oIuota ia fuinfo
tddnd on estettp ia uSfoitu n. NJ.
ap0d ipuoriIoorna on min ibmeeI.
linen footpo eli moli Ioornomiebiae,
eItd eit5bdn me fanionisfirton pal
meIutIesia oIerpot opeitoiot rupee
oifeen miebisid fitd iuttimaon ia pi'
bd Iitd eIdmdmme ebtoobin osti
ioornoiemsne toolpono ia mouino.
Std alma muisiafimme, eitd pnbces
ia tuIee ola: oIfu, ioboanto ia pda'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Naittiusfursiit.

2ouIutoimen plibouitufIen louIun
too on maooittu Suomen Sopetio'
iain Guittiusliiton onomutie n job
oosta Iaano bein6tmun lopnllo toi'
meenponna 9eIin9isId folme pdt'
foGG feStdm6t roittiuStursIit. gilt
baaitus or IouIunnosIdon buomout
tnnut M. nj. eta toIin roittiuSo
petuSta 10 npepddneiu annetonn
moon fonIotouluisIo ia ieutinuoreis'
ia te%rlpeDSopin pbteDoesId, ia tuIee
tdmG opetuS pIibo aitutIen idrieetd
mGnd tGetd I6btieu Iaomaon entistd
buomattapommon Iiion m~oinittuien
Iaitosten opetuS iuunuitelmisIa ia, mutt
ia fun observation-disclosures raittiuso'
peiutIen ontamiIeen ndboen on ollut
airuan puuttee ulIelIa fannoua tdbdn
Iaatfo, ionfa muotii ppetioiain on
tdptpnpt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiiben
perebtpd, ebooitoa plibaQituS etid
pIeiIistd maroista mponnettdiiiin L.
600 morfou Iu%uruinen opuraba pm.
beenaoIepien fureIien toimeenpane,
miIeen, ebopua ettd fuasfit %looiennes
toon pdbintddn fluff pdipdd feetds
mitIi, ietd eiid fursieibin- oIoooito.
nien opeitaioin oipuStamiietIi mpons
nettdiIiin 500 marian apuroba, ioet
tamatIi ipdbdiind, forfeiutaon 80
marian ofuuStuSmGGrin1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
4abes folme miliocmaa marftaa
hIeiShhDonniiim tarfoitafiitm.

Sdlteenidttdmdslddn eefament's'
ia on funuouiSneumos Sastof I'll,
bert observation-disclosures madrdnnpt et'
til. 5ittenfuin erinaiiet ialfiiddobs'
IobioimtIet IufuIoiiiue Iefd labiopolt'
Eliot poIpeliioiae ia ipDbenfilDfun'
nole OH lpbenuettp. on bdnen omai'
5untenIa lobiotettapa Ieuroafpallo ta'
paQa:
9urun faupunsiue $4,000 MT,
ionfa forot omat tdptettdpdt be't'
fo;en ia fipuloisten tpDntetlla'n
maoqa olesfeIemiIen fustdntomtietf;
Surun fauppoieuran eld~telaitotlelie
$4,000 me-, ionfa Wuotuinen torto
5 prof.. mufaan lasfeituno mot'e'
t,on erddue labioittoian iufnlatlehe
tamdn elGesid; Suomen fauppa'oph'
Ioisteu eldeerobostoue 10000 mt;
Surun mapaoebtoilelle palofnnnane
10000 mt ; Snrun rouipaeipaeH pp'
oistptIeae 10000 me-; portn rou
paswGen ptbistptiele 10000 mt;
Surun lasten tpDtooi(e 10000 MT;
5eed Surun faupungiae Surun matS'
traatiue oIetetun Iobioitusftrlon mus
faan SOC, 900 me-, ionfa forot fdp'
tetadn faupunsin faunistomiIeen ia
pleisbpDopuiIin turtoitafIiin.
gliiddmdstd, lota n%ouiee notn 2
OOO,O 600 mf., muooostetaan 'robasto
nimeud Observation-Disclosures" lonto
tuloiua diff perustettatpo ia phopl'
bettdmd foti orpolupiue, ioue PEE
rustoiain mufoan annetaan nin'etlt
,Sobanna ia @ustof hilbert Netre'
IiufIen lastentoti." HobaStoo, loto
eli Iaa fdpttdd ennenfuin le on tas'
manut 100000 mfaun, bpitaa Eii'
run fauppaIeuran eldfeloitotlen job
tofunto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Salom ajattelijan ialo
pmuliio.

I SutbolmasIa fnoli toufofuun los
puua tunnehm fristitpu oiotteliion
Yontus Wifnerin lesti Soa Wiener,
o. +. Weinbero 70 puoben ponbns
ma. Sp. Wtorgonblooetin mufoan
terromme tG5td iolpsto noiIesto leu
raofoaot mnistoIanot.
Sun muisteuaan Iitd orlpoomoto n'
Ia Iiunausta, mintd g8itnerin fou-
mis- e%IGmGnip6, bdnen moimotfdon
tohubentoipuun "a n6prdn iumoIons
pelon tuntoma tiriailiiotoimenIa, on
pmp6riaeen letpittdnpt ia Db6 mield
letpittdG, min or Iamoun mp1stin
tiito uiluubeua muisteitamo bdnen
ialoa puoliioonIu &c ,uoifutus,
mitd bdnen bienouo ia. plelpdnd iie
luQoon oil bdnen miebenId firioiIiios
toimintoon, fuuluu Iiiben loiiin, ions
ia laoiuuttd eindt ibmilet oIoo mod.
rdtd. muttu iofa Ell iilid ole pdbems
pi arnoleen.
SO lopIuuoesIa an oil rousuo 20.
iomannut tuletpan miebenId, aitaiIin
rlimot be fiintpneet toiiiinla, ia vi e,
ampiipuotiIen %fib'ousoian jdlfeen
tot Wifuer bdnet I%ppstuusIa 1871
%noimonaon llploIoan. Selpdoia.
tutIIenu, ritfoon Ipodmenid foitfine
uorteineen l1mpimdsti ontouiuuceno
tuli bdnestd miebeaeen uStouinen ia
bppd tuti cldmdoId. 1broutuipouo
roffauoeuoon bdn %ioIotti tdIndn tot
linaon obbotfeisto eI1mGntiet6.
poniue Witnerin niimeiIen pittdn
ioirouoen oitono 9riotionioeIa boiti
bdn bdntG 'udIpmatiomd d beupD.
oenG.
Wiebenid tuoIemnn iGlteen muut.
ii rouiuo 10. faboen nuoren poitaus
ia tonSia npIaloon ia M. 1898 Suf'
bolmoon, misid poiiaa fiaoin oil
toimintopnittonia Sdoaa ban oius,
tifin Iitteu toto Ioppuifdnid.
Wiimeiiina muoiindau bdnen nGs
fDpid nopeasti beitfeni, ia eldmdnid
Tito bGn oil meIfein fofonoon
Iofea. SGmdn toetteIemutIenIu fon'
tot bGn fumminfiu fdrIi,pduiieSti,
iamoin fen muutamio f%uutonIia Tess
t6neen ioirauoen. iofo oil bdncn
lu~iin,eiienid
9toumn gp:He ominoista oil ,por'
Iintin banen pIefpd eldmdntdIiiptieus
ia, ipodmenid Idmp6, bdnen tielidp'
iplpd rottoutenio. ioSta pbd enem
man firttnuita muoti banen olen.
foonIa ia iofo ipoifeon, %IieIunuoi'
miotiu biIioneen ~idptdwdn toubin
aitana pba tirtfoommin idieili.
Witnerin firiotelmisto uiein bel
iostmu ie Iprpa rattous, ioto puoli
tot pbptsti beibdn onne0iIeeIa opios
liitosiaon. W:n toto eIdmdbdn oil
toiSteIuo puoIinoiiuuito pastoan ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Snbnt rantatielaitpfiemme tuend
ldiStpttdmiiestd permutetaam
uiraQiSesti.

Wendidn rautoteioen bauitus IL
mpttad pirauiiesti, ettd Gietibin fer'
tomat tiebot ofpat oiman perdttDmdt.
Mautateiben bouitutlesia Ell ole ole
mos5a ebbotueta Suomen rautotei
ben Observation-Disclosures, niiben nj.
men muuttomista pobianlaboen
ruutateifii eli ole %iuunniteItu eifd inf
nDDri Yesniepltid ole nimitettp Suo'
men rautate:oen pdd1ifDfIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
@endiam historian ia @endjan
tpaltiptiecpn prpfesSorifit

OH fonslerinmirasto nimittdnpt leb
TORN, I'll. LII. nuno 2uomig 2cbtoIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
galaisten fiertofirieioen inlfiinn'
teen tulp.

&enraalifufpernoDrt on pnptdnpi
Ienaaitia rpbtpmddn loiuifiin toimen'
piteiIiin Wooinn lddnin tupernDDrid
ia lddninbaaitutien mirfamiebid
poStaan Tppstd, eta ndmd pipoi
oleet Ippnd erddn tsnroalifutper'
nDDrin IaIaiien tiertofirieen iulfiiuu.
teen pGGIemiIeen. &unernDDri ON
~IeIiitGnpt allan opohtuneen buomao'
mattomuuoestu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

forfeitten ibanteitten puolesta. 50
ban pani forfeat. ibanteenia fdptdn'
iDDn iofapaimdiiesid eldmdsIddn.
Iaftaus, iofa puoliIot pbbisti, ct
olut albaiien iiietfppben tai fplmdn
ebuntampttelun II. (. r~aftoutta, bel,
bin raffautenIa oil tooelista ia oi'
feota, Iitd mia iidti festdd.
SO. Iai futen mainitIimme lapiuu'
benpstdpdsidan mitd usfouiiimman
ia belimmdn puoliIon. So tdmd oil
onnea. Wutta W:n apioliitosIa oil
iototin enemmdn ia forfeampaa, ios
Ia oil tobeuiIen omen tafaaiano: lie
Iolmiin Sumolosia, fifIi iiitd tuIi Min
o~nneainen, iifii len onni pbd fasnoi.
,Wind tiebdn," firiotti 80. itIestddn
ia mlemaSta naimostaan DdbdG
ennen beibGn bGitddn, nettd Sumala
on olema fansIamme afpioliitosiom
me<ia ettd ban tabtoo olo, ia mind
tiebdn mpDsfin, ettd ban on minus
lie antaipa armonIa tuloffeni oifea'
mieIiiefIi puoliiotIi. W}iten ianomot-
toman onne1iIefIi ia rombaliiefIi
t%unnenfaan iiieni ouesia ni tds.d tpars
moSti nafuutettuno!"
WifnerspuoIiipitten tesfen pauitIi
mitd ebein lupttcmus, totuus ia o.
momieliipps, iofa oil tobeua liifut'
tapa ia iofa ulottui mdbdpdtDiIim'
pin piffuieiftoibin asti. nlean fer'
ran on @. lauIunut, ettei fufaan
nainen maan pddad noinut parems
min Iopia bdnele maimofIi fuin iul'
ri ban, ionta Sumala oil bdneIe
antanut. So fuolintpuoteellaon lau'
Iui ban ipodmestddn fiitoaiiena la
man tunnnstutien onnestaan: pI'
mioliittomme on plut iiunattt aipio:
%liitto," Ianoi ban. Sa iure,ua mai
mo %iaattoi tobistaa: nWeibdn nda
lilemme ei ole Gle miaoinfaou Lam
sennut pobaa tai raffaubeionta ia
naa."
&un rouipo 80. miebenId miimeis
fen foman fdriimpfien aifana purs.
tobti itfemddn, fddnii tdmd lempedt
fosponIa bdneen ia ianoi: r9lld it
fe!" Sa FUN ban terron fuuresia lu'
russian buuoabti: uWtibin MIND
rpbopn, Jos find menet minun luo.
toni?" mostaii mics: rSumoIa ant.
toa Iinut fdrIimpsten Idpi ia iobtoo
Iinut pbd Iuurempoan firftouteen, ia
min me ferran fobtoomme toiIemme
ormoistuimen eoeSId."
gtDt OH Ie fobtoominen tapabtunut,
ia iolo mics ia iaIo noinen otpat ID
bpen eron idlfeen t%ooIeeu %Iooneei
tulo Dbieen Iiind mootlmosl a, iobon
beioGn polonn bolunId alma furfot,
ii ia iole be tddad oIboono tpibti.
pdt eIdmdnid toisteIusia nonburs
fouoen ia totuuoen p%uolesta.
Gen founiin eldmdntunan, minfd
Witner ia bdnen moimonIa idttinGi
nGbt6pGtIemme, on W. lite poroi.
ten piirtGnpt IeuroonasId pittu iou.
Iurunoeia, ionfa ban oil fiinnittGnpt
moimoueen iouIuna 1887 antomoan'
ia futfoloitteeIeen:
,Sdptd tdmd ruuIuiuu. ormuani,
Min Iaot funon meiodn pmaSto elG.
mGsiGmme. Siemme oil b%orrpoin
iprffG "a fopa: lie oil fulfua futfo.
torboeia. &un elpn ruuiut bilialeen
lafostupat, iiuoin nuIia umpuilee
poremmoeia moosia tule, fdp
f6dmme Iinne fdii tdoesid!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
posti,uannmt

onat pddraooiaa fdpneet Iiion abs
iaitIi. postiyolitue onoo, ettd ros
fennettoiTin toIme uutta piifdd pos
iiipounud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
9b0t geindioen -7ristiinan-6as'
fiSten rautaticrafemmnfielIa

opot bptpdsid ponboieia. &esfi'
mddrin iposfenteli raooua piine
toufofuuuu LISP bentiIbd ia 102
benoSia paimasid. Menot nouiis
,pat f%aiftiaan 239, 600 martfoou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Wdlittaidfii fiipitb6riioasia
on fumpitin riitopuoli bpuatIpnpt
tri NdinD Woicnmaan.
Tampereen fuorma. aimrit

onot pd1ti1ueet lopettoa Iotfonio
toistaiietii, fila eoellptptlead, eta
moistraami wobnislon fuormosoiu'
rien Iiue lahdmdn totiaebootutien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
uuSi p~rpfmrnattcri.

WtifGli ferrotdon Hence 10 iebip
ebootus uuoen profuroattorin nj.
mittdmiieStd ia eIiteltdnee oIia for'
teimmoSia poitoeIu p%iifon, porin
perdstd. EoiStaiIetii Ell tiebetd. tufo
on ebooffaana moinittuun miriam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

oinceSio, iosio on oltu. iobbanio ia
podibs. On iiind oppimisto foifille
pubuiile eIdm6u ebioobin osti; eiia
moi p%ucriIoornon mo IiIen pnheea
pii6d, woimaIiiesii ella min fnin
firioncppinsei.
Z. HontiIs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

pubui moimoniIesti ia topeloi tipc,
dsti ibmisten omiaiuntoio.
Mntatoon Serro runIooOii benfcn
"a moimoo tuitine ianonia ioornoos
iiue; ia p~ueitotoon moimoIon Tor
tenoeSto pnbumoon poronnuSta ia
Ipniein onteeff rontomueta, ppIDen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
ttuoen Smomalaiiem ananaictoi-
miStpn

on SeITnaieId, gDuorifooun S:sia
opannut bomioiteuben ouetnliontti
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Dockery's Boot
Beats Missouri
Score of Three to Nothing at st. Louis
johnny Bender's Boys
Turn Trick.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov, 5.-(special Tele-
gram.) -DOckery's boot defeated Missouri
university's foot ball team IN a hard fought
game at Sportsman park here today, to O..
Not only did the diminutive St Louis
university quarterback score the three win
ming points with field goal. but his punt
ing kept the oval away from the Catholic
goal line during most OF the contest. The
day was ideal for foot bail and fully 1900
people saw the BIissourians humbied.
st. Louis scored after ten minutes OF play
when two successful forward passes from
kick formations enabled Dockery to drop
kick a field goal from the Tiger thirty
yard line, Missouri came back strong in
the second quarter when, by the aid Of
two onside kicks and some fierce line
piunging they worked the bali TO the St.
Louis twO-foot line where ST. Louis took
the bail on downs. Thre times in the sec
ond half Missouri rushed the plgskin within
the Catholics twenty-five-yard line, but
Hackney failed in as many attempts at
field goals, and Missouri went scoreless.
Iineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Illinois Defeats
Indiana in Hard
Fought Battle
Vietors Alone Left to Dispute Claim
for Conference Foot Ball Cham
piOnship with Minnesota.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 5.-Victor4-
Gus, though outplayed by Indiana today,
Illinois alone stands to dispute the claim
of Minnesota to the conference foot ball
championship. Sellers trusty toe today de-
feated Indiana in the hardest fought game
seen on Jordan field in many years by the
score Of to O. Throughout the first, sec
and and third quarters the ball was zig
gagged back and forth across the field,
with Gill Of Indiana, and Seller Of Illinois
trying, but failing at drop kicks.
Sellers field goal, forty-five-yard drop,
came near the end of the contest, just
after an exchange OF punts and intercepted
forward pass gave Illinois the ball on the
crimson forty-yard line.
Hill, in the first half. got away for two
long runs, but in the second Illinois watched
him closely and he could not get started
In the last period Dillon Of Illinois, annexed
twenty to thirty yards long runs.
The slippery field told on Indiana and
permitted Illinois heavier line to break
up the HOLSTERS attempt at forward passes.
The third period was devoid Of sensatinsl
features. Indiana made twenty yards on
forward pass, but the rest Of the quarter
was taken up in close formation plays and
punting.
Dillon. Of Illinois, was the star Of the
final period, making two runs of about
thirty-five yards each. He also tried a
drop kick from the forty-yard line, but
was blocked Berndt getting the ball for
Indiana Gill punted and Seller, standing
on the forty-five yard line shot the ball
over the goal from difficult angle.
Indiana kicked off and Illinois punted on
the first down. The Hoosiers tried a for
ward pass, but the visitors intercepted Il
and after being penaHzed, fifteen yards
for holding, punted, Indiana returned the
ball to center field on forward pass.
Seller tried another drop, but failed and
Gill punted back After failing to gain,
Seller attempted another drop kick, but the
ball went far north of the goal. Indiana
kicked out from the Northumberland line.
| on the third down, Seller tried a drop
kick from the same position where he had
/ scored Illinois three points. but failed
| gill kicked to the center Of the field.
Illinois was forced to punt and Gill re-
turned twenty yards and then made fif-
teen yards more, but the end of the game
made the rally futile time being called
/ with the ball in Indiana's possession in
the center OF the field.
! IineuD.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
OMAHA SECOND TEAM WINS
Takes Hard Contest from south
Omaha Seconds,

The Omaha High school second team
won from the South Omaha second team
by to Saturday afternoon. The game
was interesting and both teams played
very hard. The South Omaha rooters
seemed quite disappointed with the result,
as they fully expected an easy game with
the locals second team. Notwithstanding
the fact that South Omaha outweighed
the Omaha team, they showed poor team
work. The feature OF the game was the
punting done by both teams. Monicky,
Omaha's fullback, returned many of South
Omaha's punts, while Coye proved the star
booter for South Omaha. Delametre, left
half for Omaha, played a star game and
carried the ball for large gains.
Perhaps the prettest play OF the game
was forward pass from Delametre to
Ballman. who made twenty yards This
was similar TO the play Omaha worked on
Lincoln In which they made goal. In the
third quarter after Mcfarland was pushed
over for touchdown. neither side were
able TO score.
The game showed several promising first
team men for Omaha and IL Is expected
that Burnett win choose a few more second
team men next week for the first squad.
The lineup for the game was:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
BROWN HUMBLES YALE, 20
Blue outplayed from the Start by
Opponents.
sPRACK1INGs WORK BRILLIANT
McKay's Spectacular Run of % Fifty
Yards for Touchdown Feature Of
Game-Hows Plays Coed
Game.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov, 6.-Defeating
Yale for the first time in the history of
their foot ball relations, Brown made the
victory at Yale field this afternoon decisive
by rolling up a total OF twenty-one points
and preventing the blue from making a
single score. Yale was outplayed from the
start.
The brilliant work OF Quarterback Sprack-
ling OF Brown, including his forward pass
to Mckay in the last five minutes of the
fourth period. and McKay's spectacular run
of fifty yards for a touchdown, were fea-
lures OF the game.
Spracl1ling kicked thres goals from place
ment ano missed three other attempts by
narrow marginA
Howe played a good game for Yale at
fvllbacS Early in the game H3fback
Field Of the Yale team was injured and had
to be carried off the field
After the game the Brown men did the
snake dance about Yale field. the first
time any team, except those Of Princeton
and Harvard, has so performed. The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Purdue Scores
on Chicago, but
Loses, IA to S
Fletoher's Forward Pass to Hanna
Enables Latter to jump Over
Line Unopposed,

CHICAGO, Nov. 5'-Purdue made its first
score on Chicago in ten years today. but
was defeated by Il to in game which
averaged ragged, but was punctured by a
number Of brilliant runs, Chicagos work
in the first half was particularly indicative
Of a raw team. This half ended with the
score to in favor Of Purdue. In the
second half Chicago rushed the visitors off
their feet.
Captain Crowley made all OF Chicago's
points a touchdown and three goals from
placement. The field goals were made,
respectively, from the twenty, the thirty
and the sixteen-yard lines. The touchdown
resulted from straight plunges and end
runs.
Purdue scored when Fletcher, who played
a notable game throughout made a per-
feet forward pass to Hanna and the latter
jumped over the line unopposed. Goal was
missed The Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Golfers
IRE Just as Good
as Englishmen
ees Return from England with
Agreeable Reports on
Game.

TON, Mass, Nov. 5.--Amerioan golf
tho have always been taught to be-
b the unquestioned superiority OF the
tes OF the game in Great Britain, will
less be agreeably surprised at the i'm
pns gathered by Donald J. Ross, the
\ professional, recently returned from
i Of the best links in Scotlang and
nd Ross, II viii be remembered,
win Smith. made a fine showing in
.st open championship tournament Of
Britain at st. Andrews. With re-
b the relative merits of the players
bnd abroad, Ross said:
Tiers over there seem to take less
with their golf and to care very much
they defeat their opponents
they do here. Perhaps this is because
lrger leisure class has been less under
train OF professional business life and
sere is less sensitive to success OF
,. In any event. as we went from one
3 resort to another we used TO wonder
Ter II would be possible to find 90
! players anywhere in the United
l. Win would nrnnnntlv be rated az
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-
ICOLS HIGH THE CHAMPS
- IXC0LN HIGH The CHAMPS
,at Of York Gives Team School
Chan Honors.
Wiz EIGHTEEN TO NOTHING
Does Excellent work, but
handles Ball POOrIy-FumbIes
Peerless Come at Critical rer,ods
Mar of Came.
CHUNG THE ATHLETICS WARM UP AT CHI,
Char
w
lie EIGHTEEN TO NOTHING
Peerless !
Marc

NCOIN, Mob, Nov. 5-(speciai Tele-
m.)-LAncoln Hhigh school won from
C1lCAIk High school in a foot ball game
iat ne Eyed here this afternoon giving the Lin
order team the state hirh school cbAmp,on-
asue Up The score was IS to o.
as MAJ lincoln had York outclassed at every
here ar az Of the gama In IN. frrt ,usrtsr
nu us locals swept their opponents off their
U@Ae ct and carried the ball down the field and
oiA cross the goal line after four minutes OF
lS''er lay.
~, Iul The York eleven did good work. but
S handled the ball poorly. fumbling at crit
~, cal points in the game and thereby spoil
, =, Ang what might otherwise have been bril-
~ liant plays and big ground gamers. The one
~ play which York used to best advantage
~ was the forward pass. Practically all their
b.n big gains were made on this play Passing
Th, and catching was far more accurate and
40 ~ free from fumbles than was the work Of
80, the Lincoln team.
or Ldncoln's best advantage was on running
"a n, the ends. The Lincoln backs and ends
sim, put up an almost perfect interference and
brushed aside tacklers with ease. L. Mann
was the star of the game and wRs the
backbone of the Lincoln eleven. He
played his position at quarter with the
speed and cleverness of an old-timer His
punting was remarkable and consistent.
s On every attempt he sent the ball twisting
yards
The frs quarter opened with q rush
ana by Lincoln with the result that Hugg, half
back, went across the line for the first
touchdown before the York team had time
TO collect its thoughts L. Mann kicked
goal. York came back strong after the
kickoff working the forward pass twice
,irst for forty-five yards gain. A tumble gave
but the ball to Lincoln and what might have
nich resulted in touchdown. WIS nipped In
" the bud. At the end OF the first quarter
-ork the score stood 6 to o. Lincoln,
tive In the second quarter neither side scored.
the Several times the Llncolnites we're within
the ten yards of the York goal, but the Wis
off itors every time put up a stone wall that
could not be broken down.
ro,s l.. Mann was the whole show OF the third
-ov, quarter. Lincoln kicked off and York re-
~ turned the ball to their forty-five yard line
49,, YoTk attempted a forward pass. L. Mann
-, intercepted on the Lincoln fifty-yard line
- running through the York team sixty yards
for touchdown. L. Mann kicked goal
Score; Lincoln, IL; York, 0.
yea Lincoln added the third and last touch
pe down in the fourth quarter, with only a
tter few minutes to play. 1t looked as IL the
was scoring was over and the crowd was be-
ginnig to leave when, on Yorks forty-yard
- line, G. Mann recovered a fumbls and
anFs broke through for a score. L. Mann
man again kicked goal. Final score: Lincoln
dei5 IS; York, O.
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Harvard Crushes
Cornell, but Goal
Line is Crossed
tumble by Substitute Results in a
Score of Twenty-seven
to Five.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. 5.--HarvArd
crushed Cornell on Soldiers field with the
greatest ease today, but suffered the hui
initiation OF being scored upon for the first
dine this season through a tumble by
Pierce. a substitute back IN the last four
minutes Of play. The final score Was:
Harvard, "a Cornell, D.
The Cornell eleven was smothered al
most from the start. four crimson backs
tearing over its goal line, while two field
goals added six points 20 the score,
Substitutes ran ON TO the field about
every two minutes an dbefore time was
called Harvard had played thirty-twO men
and Cornell had sent twenty -four men into
the game.