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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

Pan MARGIN Gostkowski, zase1a
przez }amy Wiarusa swoje serdecz
ne podziekowanie p. Dominikowi
Cichosz, "a pomoc PREY pokrywaniu
dachu i poleca go jake doskona}ego
i p~rawdziwego ciesle. Serdeczne
Bog zapfac!
MARGIN Gostkowski.
PAN August Gesatus z Indepen~
dence, bawi} przez kilka dni u pan
silva J6zef6w Brez6w, z%a}atwiaj2c
W miescie rozmaite ~interesa:
Czystego dochodu z bazaru W
parafii Sw. Jana Nepomucena wpfy-
nelo do kasy l3 set dolar6w.
NACZELNIK policyi H. A.
Schmidt aresztowa} wniedziele wfa-
scicieli salon6w pod mr.. lib =.
zach. trzecie] ulicy. pan6w Emilia
i Otto Biltgen. z powodu, il mieli
przestapic prawo o~dnoszqce sig "a
chowania niedzieli. Skarga ~zosta}a
potem jednak uniewazniona.
w przyszfy'czWartek 24g0
b. m. flag Day"
PAM Mysz, iona pana Michafa
Mysza W independence, jest bardzo
niebezpiecznie chora.
W "a e zdzie ma o"
W ICY i.
Sfuzaca dobijaiac sig do drzwi:
= Prosze pana, MECH pan wstaje,
juz blisko dwunasta.
GosG: = A COZ wan to szkodzi,
re ia 6ple?
S}uzaca: = Potrzebne nam pre-
~6cieradfo, DO juz cza n~akrywac do
stolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
OStrygi w musZlach Il
III. C.. Witt'a.

STO vARZYShENIE Panien W
parafii sw. Kazimierza Kr. urzadza
W czwartek, 81 listopada W dniu
dziekczynienia, TAX zwany Tag
Day. Doch6d przeznaczony bedzie
naskorzysc parafi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
w przyszfy czwartek 24go
b. m. Tag Day"

w P~ONIEDZIAKEK zmarla z
powodu starego wieku S. p. v tx
torya Baczkowska, matka PAM NJ.
Rcwersowej. Liczyla wieku SO lat.
Pogrzeb odbywa sic dis, " czwar-
tex z koscio}a sw. Kazimierza Kr.
Wieczny odpoczynek race jej dac
Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

20 ukonczeniu liczenia glosow 2
ostatnich wybordw, okazalo sig Il
czfonkiem legislatury Stanu Min.
nesota wybarany zostaf Kodak nasz
pan Albert. P. Liberia, koronerem
John Steinbach, dem. zamiast jak
poprzednie by}o ogfoszone S. Schae-
fer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

2. oWijki cd BELL"
kaWy mOZecie mice ola
dzieci Wolny Wstep do tea
tru ,,Princess", "a 4 OWL
XII ola dOrOSfyCh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
Co tylko %otrzymafem no.
wy fadunek dObrych Sic
dZi.
H. C. Witt.
Ola wielkie roczne zdarzenia
W Chicago.

Miedzy narodowa wystawa iowa.
row zywych cd rs go listopada cd
3go grudnia wystawa grunt6w i
nawodnienia W St, Ii. cd 1890 liz
stopada do +go grudnia. Pc zupei..
ne informacye zgfoscie sic do bile
towego agenta kolei North Wes~
tern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

PAN M. Mauszycki z Gray, ND.
bawi W Winonie j Pine Creeku u
krewnych. Opowiada, re urodzaje
W okolicy Gray W tym roku by}v
ME "a nadto dobre, DO przenicy
.dostali farmerzy DDS do 10 buszli
z akra - kartofle by}y llche z 80
buszli wysadzonych wybrali tylko
80 buszli - owsa 10 buszli z akra.
Kartofle sprowadzaj2 z Minnesoty.
w kosciele paraflalnym we Fried
odby} sig Stub, ktdry pob}ogosIa-
viii Wiel. ks. Pruss, pana Jana
Cysewskiego i panny M. Wojakdw-
ny, c6rki Kaspra Wojaka. Wesele
by1o wielk,e - ~przesz}o 800 familii
bra}o udziaf.
WE wtorek W kosciele sw. Ka-
zimierza Kr. odby} sig pogrzeb
dzieciecia puhstwa Wr6blewskich.
w przyszfy czwartek 24go
b. IN. Tag Day"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
P0trzeba ~nauczycielki:

ktdraby potrati}a prowadzic szkofe
W polskim i angielskim iezyku -
MECH sic zglosi do redakcyi Wiaru-
sa natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
Do ian 4 20 Rodak6W
W WinOnie.

skladam niniejszem najserdecz-
%niejsze podziekowanie wszystkim
moim Rodakom, kt6rzy przez swoje
jednolite poparcie, dopomogli mi
do wybrania ma urzad cz}onka Lee
gislatury stanu Minnesota, " os-
t%atniej Rampant w%yborczej. Zara*
ZEN zapewniam Was wszystkich, IL
bede sic staral mole obowiazki jak
najlepiej wypelnic i nigdy ME Ear
pomie Q swoich.
q powazaniem Wasz Kodak
Albert p. Liberia.
71o-wsch. Wabashaw I'll.
Winona, MINI.
dnia l4go listopada, 1910
w NORTH Creeksu odby{ sic
pogrzeb staruszki p. Katarzyny
Wojcik, matki p. Grzegorzowej
SOhOta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

DARMO 3 zielone han
dlOWe ZnacZki "a kaz Ia
oWijke cd kaWy BELL
W skfadZie. zielOnyc l S. &.
III. ZnaCZk6W,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
w przyszfy czilwartek 24go
b. m. Tag Day"

W PRZYsZkA 6rode, IS b. NJ
wieczorem W wigilia Dziekczynie"
MIA urz2dza Towarzystwo 6piewu
,,Arya"z Winony, przedstawienie,
W hall p. Rzezaba W Dodge. Ode.
Crane beda dwie sztuki ,,Wesele
ma Pradniku" THE Dairy Maids
Supper" CzFonkowie proszq 0 liczne
zgromadzenie sic publicznosci,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
w przyszfy czWartek 24go
b. III. Tag Day"

w sobote pc mszy sw. W ko6cie--
L.. Sw. Stanis}aws Kostki, odby}
sic pogrzeb dzieciecia p. Francisz-
ka Tybory zam. PREY wsch. King
ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

Many juz kalenda-
re Maryanskle ma.
rok 1911, dodawaG je.
bedziemy a%bonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
"Wiarusa" ma rok
przyszly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
Zap}acijiza Miarusa,

Zap}aciliz "a Wiarusa.
Wiel. ks. JAZZ Dolby 1.5o|
Franc. Walecki $50
Teodor Sikorski 3.O0|
Ludwik~ Urban 4 1901
A. Lipi6ski 2.001
J6Z. Grandl 1901
Robert Strycel 6.00|
Andrea Kosihski 1901
Micha} L. Pawlak 1850
NJ. Pawlak do Europy 2.n0|
Bernard Olejniczak 4.501
Jan Kowalewski 1901
Ludwik Goranowski 1901
Andrea Krop;d}owski l.55
W}adys}aw Szaw}oski 1901
MARGIN Gostkowski 1.60
Stanis}aw Kierski 1.50|
Jan Kuling 1901
Mikotaj La2arczyk 2.50E
S.. Pu}awski 75
Anastazy Pyka 1901
Andrzej Zientek 1.50I
Jakub Jagolzi6ski 1901
Stan. Wisniewski 1.50
w. Kowalsk Iii 1.50I
F'loryan Stec: 1.50!
joe # Borucki ).50
A. M. Krus 1.50I
NJ. Barczak 1.50l
Jan Grupa 1.50i
do Europy 100
Maryanna Lica 1901
Walenty Welnicki 2.00|
Saucepan Jezierski 1.50
Franciszek Nowakowski 1.50
MARCEL Maluszycki 1.5O
Jan Jereczek 3.00
J6zef Cicherski 1.5O|
Franc. Lewihski 1:5OE
Edward Krajdocha LOO
J6zef Speier 900
Adam Pa!ka 1.5O.
Stanis1aw Kowalewski 1.5Oz
Felix Zajac l.5O'
Micha1 Burda LOO
Wyzyl Myszka 1.5O.
Micha{ Nowak l.50
Wojciech Oleksy 1.5O
M. G.. Wachel l.5O
J6zef Wozniak 1.5O
Michal Tartok 1.5Os
J6zef Stachowiak 1.5O
Jan Stachowiak 1.5O
a. A. Klocz 1.5O
Pawe1 Steciak 1.5O
Jan Baje6sk 1.50
w. Bartula l.5O
Mascin Kranebergier l.5O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

~TOWARZYsTWO 6piewu AZ
rya" uryadza W niedzlele 90 llsto-
pada wieczorem W hall Filharmo-
%nicznej, przedstawienie. Cdee rane
beda dwie sztuki, jedna pc polsku
druga pc ang1eIsku: ,,Wesele ma
Pradniku" ,,The Dairy Maids
Supper"
Cena biletdw wynosi 95, js5 Soc.
spodziewa6 sic nalezy, re sala be-
die pe}na, DO kazdy:powinien po-
prze6 Spiewakdw sztuki So we
sole kazdy sig nasmieje i ubawi
znakomicie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

Czystego dochodu z bazaru W
parafii Sw. Jana Nepomucena wpfy-
nefo do kasy l3 set dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17
w przysZfy'cZWartek 24g0
b. m. Tag Day"

PAM Mysz, iona pana Micha}a
Mysza W independence, jest bardzo
niebezpiecznie chora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-17

PAN August Gesatus z Indepen~
dence, bawi} przez kilka dni u pan
silva J6zef6w Brez6w, za}atwiaj2c
W miescie rozmaite Interest,".
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
RERpsy~ ~-s-s
Their Tongues Are Twisted.

Perhaps never before in state
campaign in Ohio have the conscience
less party hacks" among Republican
newspapers been more willing or more
desperate to garble and misrepreseni
facts than they are this year.
Some of this type of party hacks
have been trying to deceive their read
ers by claiming that State Treasurer
Creamer is doing just what a Repub-
lican legislature requires him to do
They also cali 1t "the new depository
law" and use other terms to muddle
their readers.
The "new depository law" is thC
same old depository law that was pass
ed In 1904. IT does not require the
state treasurer to deposit the state
funds by competitive bidding Tho
only change made in it since 1t wa.
enacted was the adding Of TOWNSHIP
securities to the list Of acceptable
securities for deposits.
| Bills were introduced at the spe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
THOSE FINES. THE CrrY's DISGRACE.

in 1904 mostly
seemed the city
that this seeming condition
disgrace and moral suih-
cation city the month
city drunkenness? Isn't $o4
month of August in
Intoxicating liquors? 1t re-
dollars Sundays
of Isn't that
Marion will stand
ideals of
follow?
Roosevelt President
Dolver respectable American
the overriding
o a
No donp it a will make
he
he
standing under all
the grating
H higher
bipartisan
blind
where the
will be ready sign
social circle with
oregnorn standing
in the ideals o o
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
COL. BnYAN's POINT WELL TAKEN.

$ IN
100 25 $50 and
make the Adric
sufficient
American industry
prohbtory commodity win
tariff high will
will which
they
millions
specially
Whineys Adrehs Hales
Virginia well
mills
trust
Great scheme
schedules
public
hence
mpo of
pockets Gugsenheins
n
Now ought be minute
hit with
should be down ne and the people should not be
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
Harding Hedges.

When Mr.. Harding set forth on his
campaign for governor, almost the
first thing he tried to do was TO make
political capital out of the street car
strike at Columbus. af
He said in his campaign opening
speech at Kenton, Here In Ohio. we
need such enactment, and It's en-
forcement, as will make impossible
the deplorable situation so long dis
turbing the Tranquility of our capital
city. The public veal demands tha'
disputes between public service cor
poratlon and their employees be
speedily adjusted by arbitration" etc
Immediately Mr.. Harding was
shown up as haYing helped TO XIII an
arbitration amendment 10 the laws
governing franchises of public ser
vice corporations when he was q
member OF the state senate.
AT Carrolton, Tuesday night, sep
tember ~, Mr.. Harding is quoted AZ
| saying, 81 favor an enactment reauir'
ing, arbitration of disputes and EN-
| ployes to the fullest extent consisteh
with the bill of rights
! Why has Mr. Harding added TO nh
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
History and Been Conspicu,
GUS For Efficiency-H Har-
ding Finally Has
Swung Around to Harmon's S
Position Being For as
Much Arbitration AS
The Constitution VIII Allow--How
Some Politicians are Trying to Fool
The People About the Depository
Law.
BY United Press Wire
Rcpublican Paper Supports Harmon

Columbus, O., oct 1.-The Cleve-
land News Is known as staunch Re-
publican paper. 1t Is an afternoon
daily paper with a large circulation
in Cleveland and vicinity. Two years
ago the Cleveland News ardcntly sup
ported Harris for governor. This
year, although it opposed Harmon
two years ago. the Cleveland News
has turned from Harding To Harmon
as its preference for governor.
An editorial appeared in the Clcvc-
land News of Monday, September 20,
bolting Harding and favoring the re-
election of Governor Harmon. The
editorial Is given below in full, but
there is one expression in it whicn
needs a word of explanation to set
right. 1t is the reference to "The
governors attitude on the public util-
ity measure" This measure never
came to the governor for action by
him one way or another. 1t was IN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
DYSPEPSIA ON THE DECLINE
Seaycr's Dyspepsia Tablets Cure
Forty Nine Gases Out OF fffty.

WHY anyone in Marion should
continue to suffer with indigestion
when a box of Seaver's Dyspepsia
Tablets viii cure, Is certainly a mys-
terry. Schmidt &c Co.'s drug store has
been selling Seaver's Dyspepsia Tab
let's Tor some time, and we know from
actual experience right here In our
own store just what Seaver's Famous
Dyspepsia Tablets will do, and II you
inquire OF Schmidt e. Co., the drug
gsts, they will tell you they never
knew remedy to'prove so decidedly
beneficial in the Treatment Of indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, palpuation. sleep
lessness and other fo%H OF stomach
trouble.
1t certainly ought toVlve you con-
| hdence when you know that every
SOC box of Seayer's Dyspepsia Tab
| lets contains 20 days treatment, and
at the end OF that time II you are not
decidedly benefited all you need &c
do is to go back to the dealer and ge
your money. Seaver's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are sold right on their own mer'
its. They cure indigestion simply b,
toning up the stomach and digestive
organs so that the food will assimi
late and give strength 10 the system
| lust as nature intended. Seaveri
Dyspepsia Tablets are such goo'
nerve tonic. too. Just try a box an'
see IL 1t don't give you new energy
new Ambition and new courage y
carry but your plans and daliy work
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

Some instructive light a ah
mill in
Adrich increase the cotton will
aid That this
claim the light of the Following
is
who the pncp mills of New England
immensely producer million
overcaptald They
generally
mill
theyo or worhf far more thanp
During
n per per
In the paid
dividends o. the
While the general rule is that these div
Many these
millions striking
mill
l9OS 13S3,772
loo' ll2S7S6
1910
Another indication of the
or family
ago at $3.50 share this
The 500 company sells for 5000
the Dwight
2ooi Boston Duck
week ago the value
NILS $1,000 shares bring s2 at
N4o cornell Mills $2O5
and Boot Mills another
Surprising them all company shares
9a he boston maket reeenty for s3330
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

roduced in the house as a "party
measure" supported as party mea-
sure" and passed the house as a
party measure" In its early stages
1t was called President Taft's special
measure for the Republican legisla
ture of his. home state to enact as
basis for party credit in the state
campaign this year. 1t passed tho
house without opposition on the DEM
ocratic side in order that 1t might be
put up to the Republican majority Of
the senate.
The Republican majority in both
senate and house had played horse"
with Governor Harmon's tax measures
BIS central board bill and other pro-
posed legislation recommended by
him. The senate had a Republican
majority sufficient TO pass any party
measure, there being 20 Republican
senator's and II Democratic senator's.
The utility bin having been made so
notoriously a party measure" the
Democratic senator's passed up to the
Republican majority the entire re-
sponsibility for it's passage or defeat.
When the bill came TO a vote in the
senate 1t was really defeated by Re-
publican senators, for as many Re-
publican senators voted against 1t as
voted for IT, Responsibility for de-
feat of the bill, therefore, rests pri-
marily and finally upon the Republi-
can side Of the senate.
The Cleveland News editorial, which
was entitled The Issue in Ohio This
Fall" follows in full:
Both sides have now presented
their case 10 the voters in their OPEN
ing speeches and in their platforms,
and comment seems almost super
huous. The wideawake voter Is capa-
bic of deciding unaided which side TO
cspouse. The issue is plain, namely
performance vs. promise.
while the administration of Gov
crnor Harmon has it's weak spots,
notably the governors attitude on the
public utility measure, on the whole
he has given the state one OF the
best administration In it's history,
1t has been conspicuous for efficiency,
economy and honesty. ON his record
as a whole, the governor is clearly
entitled to the thanks of the people
w." ''''h SAlpbi ipi "fi'hhN- va -
Warren c. Harding is an able
clean and forceful man, and he has
made many fair promises. We have
no doubt he would. If elected, do his
best to redeem them. Unfortunately
however he Is committed by his
speeches to the reactionary element
Of his party which means the boss
es over whom he was supposed tt
have triumphed at Columbus.
HE defends the Aldrich tariff will
its provisions for plundering the peo
pie for the benefit or the trusts. IL
sneers at the progressive movemen
which has for its object the retire
ment of the bosses and the enactmen
Of legislation that will benefit the peo
pie. In short, much to our regre'
we are constrained to say that hi
whole attitude surprises, disappoint
and dlsgusts."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
IowASs REFUSE TO INpoRsE TAFT

platform reconaS
but he
West Senator Cummns and his
his OF Taft and his
of the We following
in
ter
the
Wisconsin La Toilette,
tried The patronage Brisow.
Cummns
Pinchot
bench
Wckersham bill
Poindexter home
foes
held In
he handed IL judia
package.
well
wenco
Roosevelt with La Toilette and Cummn an
all around
veil IA ned in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

cial session of 1909 and the regular
tive bids for deposits, and all of them
were smothered by the Republican
Legislature.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

The latest improved EDISON and
VICTOR monographs; also full line
of the latest records now on sale at
r. d. Bentz, 226 east Center street.
Phone R-451. 9-14-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
pLU,iEs pLuMEs pLUMEs

South African plumes. French IT
inches. s195 up; willows 16 inch
s4.75 up. Save Ia to 1-2. Let's
Hair store 9-26 6t.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

support infamou robbery until
yaus objection
CON be
adjusting the
tariff
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

former declaration the codlcil, ito the
fullest extent consistent with the bill
of rights" Is ii because his anti-arbi-
tration record In the state senate has
been shown up?
What Mr.. Harding in his Carrollton
speech says he wants Is exactly what
the state of Ohio has today. arbitra-
ton to the fullest extent consistent
with the bill of rights. BY bill of
rights" Mr.. Harding means the CON
stitution. He probably did not want
to say constitution" because the peo-
pie would understand 1t, and prefer
red to say bill of rights because the
people would not understand II as
well as they would the word consti.
tuition.
The state Of Ohio has as much ar.
bitration in it's laws today as 1t can
have without amending the constl-
tuition. 70 have more II will first be
necessary to amend the constitu.
tion.
BY hedging as he did in his speech
at Carrollton Mr.. Harding has CONS
around squarely to Governor Har-
mons position, and his public at
tempt to make political capital out
OF the Columbus strike proved a
boomerang which quickly returned
TO smlte himself
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
NEED TIME.

making Gov
Of
this shows
be time enoughPors
Times
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01
Notlcc.kl

Hunting STRICTLY forbidden on the
premises of Adam Klingel on the
Richland pike. 9-3O-2wks
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-01

BE sure to see Beatty x Longs fine
dress shoes before buying II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Betting Bluff of
Noise is Called
Busters Around Until He is Con-
fronted with the Coin, When
He Weakens.

Walter Noise, one OF tie democratic
wheel horses. who believes that betting on
the outcome OF a campaign Is one Of the
big arguments for the success OF a candi-
date was made to take water last
week when he was clustering around about
wanting 20 bet on the outcome OF the
gubernatorial race. He claimed he wanted
to hack Dahlman two to one, but he has
changed his mind
Noise, who tries 70 run over some Of the
grain men around the market boards, with
his offers Of big wagers, sent around word
to one OF the political leaders that he
would like to bet $500, two to one, on the
race in Nebraska. Word was Immediately
sent back that his bet was covered, Noise
WEIGHED and said ne only wanted TO bet
500 that way and when that was also
taken he again WEIGHED and said that he
meant the odds to be the other way, that Is,
he wanted to bet so on Dahlman TO tiOO on
Aldrich.
Many Of the democrats who have been
wanting to bet all kinds Of money on Dahl
man have been forced TO quit by the flood
Of money which has come in from the state
to be placed on Aldrch. Several big bets
offered on Aldrich are still waiting takers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
0. H. S. TEAM NOW CRIPPLED
Klopp, Underhill and Andrus Tempo
rsrily Out of Game
NOT IN PRACTICE THIS WEEK
LincOIn Feared because Omaha weak
In Open Game, Deficiency BeinE
shown In Shenandoah
COnteat.

Walter Klopp, Harold tnderhill and
Harold Andrus three star players on the
Omaha High school team, will be unable
TO practice this week and it is doubtful
whether they will be in condition to play
in the game with Lincoln next Saturday.
Andrus. who made the two touchdowns IN
the game with Shenandoah Saturday after
room is still suffering from the game.
Klopp and Underhill, while not seriously
injured. are so bruised that they cannot
practice. Coach Burnett IS pleased with
the outcome Of the last game, but feels
that the Omaha team viii have to take a
decided brace to win from Lincoln. Shenan-
doah eXcelled Omaha in the open plays
and forward passes and every year Lin
coin has Just such a team Last season
Lincoln demonstrated itself an able ex-
ponent Of the forward pass and success
fully worked many trick plays Omaha g
line this year is strong and steady and its
main strength lies in this. In case either
lIlopp. Underhil or Andrus does not play
Omaha will be seriously crippled. Mr..
Burnett will try members of the reserve
squad for these positions and in any case
will work the team to it's fullest extent.
The second team viii play out Of town
Saturday. 1t Is scheduled to play Spring
field at Springfield, Saturdays game in
spired confidence I'm the players and by
the end OF the week they will develop into
fast team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
Bellevue Men
Too Confident;
Coach Fearful
Mccoy Makes Several Changes in
Line Up for Coming Game with
Wesleyan.

The big game Of the college league sea-
son will be played Friday afternoon at
University Place by Bellevue and Wesleyan.
The Wesleyan eleven Is strong. and Coach
Mccoy OF Bellevue is much worried over
the outcome. The easy victory over the
Tabor eleven Saturday somewhat democrat
lied Bellevue and over-confidence has re-
suited
Yesterdays practice was highly unsats-
factory TO Mccoy who found IT necessary
to make shifts in the line up to remedy
certain weaknesses. Clabaugh, right half,
whose work has not been up to the stan
dard has been replaced by Do'vden, a sub
who has been showing up we'll. Mastin, a
big fast man, Is being worked at Jones
end. The team is materially weakened in
practice by the absence of Johnston, quar-
terback, who win be gone the entire week,
taking the preliminary Rhodes scholarship
examinations Maxwell is running the
team in his absence, and while his work is
good, 1t lacks the snap that characterizes
Johnson's play. co.,.
large delegation will accompany the
team to University Place, as this is Belize
vue's big CANT The work OF the team this
week is being snNiously watched ~ Belle
vue supporters, and while present indica-
tons are not hopeful owing to various
changes and the Gripping Of Primrose.
left in, close score is practically certain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-25
FRAT" SAVES WOMAN'S LIFE
'ierre, :. D., Girl Thrown from
Horse on Head--Hntr Dressing
Prevents Injury.

PIERRE, =. D.. Oct. 2.--(Specal.) Miss
Fay Harding OF this city probably owes
her life 10 the rat she was wearing yes
terday, when she was thrown from
bucldng morse and struck upon her head.
The young LADY had just started for
hcr eback ride when the animal secured
for the occasion began 10 buck and soon
threw Miss Harding heavily she striking
fairly on her head and stunning her so that
she was unconscious for several hours
she was carried into a nearby residence
where she remained until far enough recov-
cred 20 be taken q her home. The phyi-
clans in attendance say the hair dressing
saved her from serious injury al least and
probably saysd her life