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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
NORTHEAST BENTON

Oscar Hofmeyer and family Of Nj.
Carmel visited around Berton City
over Sunday.
D. L. Newberry is having quite a
siege with rheumatAsm.
Rev Trimble preached at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss LIlu Duffin Will lead the
Young Peoples meeting at the CHRIS
tian Church next Sunday evening
E w. Rockwell entertained twe
friends from Iowa Sunday.
We are grateful for Monday morn
ing's shower but would feel more
grateful for a good rain.
Threshing began in arnes at B
L. Newbery's Monday. One feid o
oats produced a bountisnl crop. yield
ing 66 bu. to the acre.
Chas. G1Ebertson and wife ana
DIN C~nEbertson and wife OF Montgon
cry City motored to Benton Cit,
Sunday. attending church ser
vices and visiting with friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
WILSON WILL WIN.

By giving each letter the valuation
ii has in the alphabet, e. &. w il
%. 0 - Is. etc. we find that thu
uolai Of the letters IN Woodrow Il
ia.
Divide by 26 number of letters IL
alphabet). VIZ get 4 and nine over
The ninth letter being "Ts which
stands for In"
BY the same process. we find thai
WILSON yields IN" which stand.
for November.
The total letter valuation in bold
words rs 205 and yields wv which
Stands for woodrow"
Ey the same process, Our Uncds
Sans Choice" totals 205 letters,
which y'e'd aother ''w' for "wiE
SON."
This 205 being equal to the firsl
2O5, the conclusion is: Things equal
TO each oaher are equal to the same
thing VIZ. WOODROW Wilson, in
November. Is Our Uncle Sans
Choice"
The fact that Woodrow and
Wilson" each begin with the TWEEN
ty.ttErd saer. and the fact that a
remainder OF 20 rs aeft. after dividing
The 205 by 20, Indicates that it is
"29 for Tart"
n. p. JOTS."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
THOMPSON.

Miss Leota Weaver Of Molino visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pearl spent SUI
day afternoon in Mexico.
H. T. Cant is ~thrashing oats tina
are making 80 bushels to the acre.
Mrs. E. L. Tanner attended a sur.
prise birthday dinner at Chas. Tar
nens. Farber. Sunday.
Ralph King delivered hogs TO Joe
Considine here Tuesday.
Uncle Porter Tinsley was here Nor
day on business.
NJ. J.. Decker, our blacksmith. has
employed an extra man in the shop
TO help Mr.. Allen during the busy
season. There viii be no trouble get
ting work done here now.
Mrs. Davis has bought Ed. Pearls
new r~nbbertired surrey and driving
mare. I'd Is figuring on an automo-
bile in the near future.
II. T. Cawthorn received word from
Booth Monday that his brother, w.
II. cawthorn, who 3 day operator al
that place. had the fever. HIS physi-
clan says he is quite sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

AN exchange, referring to the pa.
troubling of home Institutions edito.
rially says: Editors are boosters.
The other day an editor was solicited
to join a lodge and was handed a pc
tiiion printed by a supply house;
he got a dun from a merchant mailed
IN a Governments envelope and writtsE
GA a GaHgling oil statement; he
made a purchase in a store and got a
duplicate bEg printed IN Chicago and
wrote a check on a blank printed In
Hannibal Ya Gods. how can an ed
itor be expected to Join lodges and
ray his bills on such treatment as
that. and all the while telling The
people TO trade at homeg Ever
thiDk OF It? Editors have 10 be
born boosters. prepared 10 live on
dried deriving and stand for anything
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Sarah b Little TO c. w. crIswelI
lot s. Grsnd vAew addltSon Mexico
S2s5.
Silas b. Mufhaad TO Hallie I'd
ward aBd Olive Pollard. Lots 4 and
5. biz s. East Holm Add, Mexico.
s2l05.
Sarah E. LATHE TO ]. Il. Tiger, lo'
6 Ghand View Add. Mexico. $40.
Mamie J.. Doyle to Robt s. Mar
tin. lot 6. blk 3. ]. b. Lewaaan's AID.
dbaion vandalia. 81 and love.
William D. Mason to ]. G. Bel
and Gerhard Husanann. 100 acres, N
w. IA of Sec. 27-52S. s14AOO.
Thomas NJ. Gh to Jas. Fergusor
tract in s. E. IA of N. w. IA o.
See. sa-51.9. $1,000.
Sarah Z. Little TO H. E. C. Tuck.
er. lots 70 and 80 Grand View Add
Mexico. $3.50.
Geo. R. Gibson to Thos. NJ CHI
N. So fact OF lot s blk 10, County AID
dition Mexico. 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
GIVING WILSON A CHANCE

The Republic not only wants to
see Woodrow Wilson elected, It
wants TO see him have a chance. =
st. Louis Republic
How could he be elected without
having a "chance?" He has his
chance and VIII be elected all right
Wilson will get more votes than
any other maj who has been nomina
ed for President on the Demo
cratic ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
w. W. HARPER ExEcuroR

The VIII OF the late W. H. French
has been probated with w. w. Har-
per as executor MIR. French was a
splendid business man and left a
large estate all we'll invested and in
fine shape. The value of the bush
ness property around the Square
alone is valued at more than one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
sMIrH.ourARIE WEDDING.

Cayet +. Smithey and Miss Gene.
We've Guthrie Of Monroe county, were
granted a license to wed on Monday
afternoon. They We're married at the
BRIDES home on Tuesday morning.
The departed immediately for a
trip through tho Southwest. The
groom Is a rising young farmer of The
Santa Re neighborhood, while the
bride Is an accomplished yoamg lady
of the same vicinity. The Ledger ex.
tends congnatulatons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

EX-GOVERNOR LON v. STEPH
EMS. who was a delegate at large tc
the National Democratic Convention
in Baltimore says: when Governol
Wilson heard that Clark had receives
a majority Of the votes and was
The moral nominee of the party, hs
wired his campaign managers In Bait
more to release his delegates. He
thought Clark ent9sled to the nomina,
lion. But his managers refused to d
so. and conspdred with Bryan and
others to make the fight hotter and
hotter, and were enabled to thus de
rive the rightfdl nominee Champ
CLARK. from the tonor he had fairly
o Woodrow Wilson Is not a
stranger. In the 2 years be has been
in politdcs. he has gone rapidly to the
front. The masses have confidence 1
him He is clean and able "a schol
ar a historian a Democrat of the
extreme type, an orator and a win
her. He win receive a tremendous
majority at the polls. and will be tri-
mlphantly elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
JOHN T. BARKER SPEAKS HERE.

JOHN T. BARKER SPEAKS HERE.
John T. Barker, Speaker Of the
Missouri House OF Representatives
and candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Attorney General,
spoke at the Court House in this
city on Friday evenfng. A representa-.
tive crowd Of Mexico Democrats list
ened to his speech. Mr.. Barker Is OF
an automobil tour Of the state. A
broken machine necessitated the
cancellation OF his speaking dale at
Fulton, but he spent Friday in that
town He went from here into Ia
Fayette county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
woRkERs ELEcr oEFIcERs.

At The meeting Of the worforb So
dety for The election Of officers the
following ones wore chosen;
Airs, J. r. johnson, ~preghdent.
!, Mrs. VIM. CoonA vceprcsident.
Mrs. w. r. saliee. Secratasvl
Mrs. Frank Pearl, Treasurer.
Over 5000 was reported in tho treas
Jury at that tmo and the Workers
voted 10 refumaslsh fhe Of the rooms
at William Woods College beTore th'
openAng Of the school In September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

Suit for divorce has been filed by
Minnie McGhee against her husband,
Eddie L. McGhee. The plaintiff al
leges non-support and ~indignities.
She says in her petition she was mar
ried to her husband September, IA,
1904, and they separated February 16.
1912 She further asks that the
court restore her maiden name, Min
ME Bowser.
Hugh =. McTfgh has filed suit
against S. E Craeser, an action for
money.
Alfred II. Woodman has flied an
attachment suit against Chas. H,
Hays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

THE big trLcounty Democratic
picnic THAT Preeg Atkins is fixing to
pull Of On September Will be one Of
the big political gatherings Of the
year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
CHICAGO REPORTER HERE

A representative of the Chicago
News Syndicate was in this city on
Tuesday, interviewing DR., T. H. Wi
mans concerning Miss Bessie Stew
ART and her peculiar catalepfde
trance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

BARGAIN PRICES PREVAIL.
~Flouncings and landings, at great.
~ reduced prices.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

THE Howard County Advertiser
SAYS PROF. II. II. Tralle Of Har-
ad,u College. Mexico, Mo. gave some
wholesome advice TO yong ,sdies in
= ieclalre at tho baptist Church last
Thursday might The subject OF his
talk was Sweet Sixteen" Profee-
scr Tralle nasd he inaw what he
was taking about because he had ha
eciual experience along the line with
lwo daughters OF hts WIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

HUAp COMMISSIONERS MEET.
The commissioners OF the Mexico
S]mile road district met Monday al
ternoon and allowed bills which
amounted to 1914. Ms. Myers and
John Lane. of the commission, we're
present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
BRYAN ENDORSED FOR
PRESIDENT For 1915

Williamson. W. Va, July %.
William jennings Bryan was In
dorsed for President in 1916 by the
Fifth District Nominating Conyen-
ton, in session here. The resolution,
introduced by w. N. Cole. passed
unanimously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
SKULL LICK.

Miss Effie Bryson OF west Of town
is visiting Mss Lulu Creasey al pres
emf.
Miss Cara Hills has been on the
sick list
Hugo Malstrom. who "a seriously
hurt by a disc last week. IS not do
ing so well.
Miss Lllu Creasey returned home
last Tuesday after spending a
month with friends and relatives in
Oklahoma and Kansas.
j. C. Edwards aud famaiv OF St.
LOUIS are visiting his parents. ]. P.
Edwards and wife.
The Chautsnqua Us drawing near
and everyone should make arrange
ments to attend. as Il wzl be very
entertaining: much information may
be gained by listening to such noted
speakers as DR.. Lincoln Writ. and
Mrs. A. G. zehner. suffragette.
Miss Mary Jesse returned 10 her
home IN Mexico las' Sunday after
spending a few days with relatives IN
this vicinity.
There wAl be preaching al Skull
Lack next Sunday evening o. 4 p.
m.
Little Polly Hartman has been
on the sick liSt the past week.
I'm twsce as great as Washington
I'm twice as great as Grant;
because they didn't get three terms,
They reednf think ! can't.
I'm twice Is great as Jefferson
And Madison combined;
I'iu twice rs great as all the lot.
OF presahfts / find.
I'm greater tim my country,
And Hs customs aud its laws,
AMI its poor old Consultation
With its ~plee;dentAl flaws.
I'm twice as great as any nan
Above or Leath the sod.
In fact I'm half inclined to think.
I'm twice as great as -
Lea shippee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
SNOW IN MICHIGAN

Grand Rapids, Mich, July %.
A dispatch from Carp Lake. rs
miles northeast Of Petoskey, says
that a light sprinkle Of enow fell
there last night.
Crops were damaged by the cold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

OF FIVE WOMEN
Proves That Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound Is Reliable.

Reedyille, ORR can truly recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable
compound to all women who are nagsing
through the Change If liza - -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

SOME OF the men who were at Bal
tfmore and Chicago are still telling
their friends about the big fiAh they
almos. landed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

WOODROW WILSON has selected
Senator JAS. A. Reed OF Missouri as
one Of the fourteen men who VIII
have charge Of his campaign for
President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

THE Democrats OF Audrain are
unanimous for Painter for Lieutenr
antdsoyernor. Painter is every way
worthy and got the worst of 1t at
The last election
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

Executive Deparemenk
state o. lndiana,
July i2sh. 1919.
Ny Dear sk.-
Permit me to thank yoa for tie ~
iioa Of TIE Desnacmac state oeHEn
Commsstea o Missouri, and hroasa
yon to convey 70 the members Aere
Of my grateful appreciation o. IN
c~onfsdeaca whscA they have IN shs
ticket
] en- speak for Governor Wilson
and I am quite sure Il the head o.
the ticket is right that they VII
reasonably trust the junior member
AZ least / propose to DO whaA ! ca1
in the interests OF the party which
/ believe to be the Of the PEG
pie.
Very sincerely yours,
Thos. R. Marshall
Hon. Jos. B Shannon.
Kansas CITY. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

THE ladies melted a mice sum
for the Library at their ice cream
social Friday might 1t takes the
women to get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
NEW CHURCH BUILDING

Fulton. Mo-, July %.
The Second Christian Church of
Fulton has awarded a contract for a
Few church building to Contractors
Evans OF Columbia. The new edifice
is to cost $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE
Remnants all lengths and qualities
a about half price. d2wl
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
CORSET

One lot of corsets at about half
price.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
j. Il. rOwERy

Experienced Thinner and Sheet Iron
Worker.
Corner Washington and Liberty sts.
Work done promptly.
Prices Right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

bia, carried off several ribbons, and
Hook & Woods, OF Parts. also were
among the winners.
Among the events in which win
ners were awarded ribbons follow:
Saddle stallion, two years and
younger. Il. d Moore, Mexico. firsi
premium.
Finest model horse, mare or geld
ing. two years and younger, +. D,
Moore, Mexico. first and SECOND pre-
miums.
Roadster team, E. D. Moore, sec,
cnd.
Harness mare 4 years and over, Q
j.. Mooers, Columbia, first and End. :
Harness mare. 8 years and under
four. o. J. Mooers. first and e. D.
Moore, second.
Saddle stallion, 0. J. Mooers' only
entry.
Horse, mare or gelding, 4 years
and under, Wallace Estill and Son, oil
Estill. first; o. ]. Mooers. second;
Hook & Woods of Pants, third; E.
D. Moore. Mexico, fourth, and R. B.
Glenn. fifth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

Mshs MinegFa Pearson Is home from
Lexington, She reporte q fine
viSt A.#8' X i1l'l'il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
WILSON AND
MARSHALL REPLY

X. =. July II. 1913
~ trsr Nr Shannon
That was a most sEndoze and gen
erosa resohfion ADOPTED al the mect
iae a. an Democranc state centa
CommaEoe d Missouri held on Jul
10, ard ! aag that yoa VII express
- al concerned ny very deep appre
casoR y O. ,Aricularly oeashtfu
10 ma 10 have fhss ASSURANCE q th'
cousidence d the Missouri commii
Zee beeauso ! know ioE sincerely thl
muss have boea engaged IN The cs
aine 20 uuminsie Their own d
HBEulshed citDen.
Cordially and sincerely youDs
woodrow Wilson.
Honorable Joseph B shannon
Kassas CITY. no
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
FULTON ROAD DISTRICT.

The advertising for the grading Of
the roads IN the Fulton special road
district viii be done I'm the near flu
tnre. according TO W. b. oauthorn,
who This morning talked over the
long distance phone TO Jesse Mauehs,
Of Fulton. ona Of the road commits
sloners.
The plan OF the Fulton district
commissioners Is TO have all the grad
ing done at once on the roads which
VI Is contemplated TO improve. They
believe the work wiz be much more
satisfactory and that II will cost
less money. It Is estimated that
there wiz be about 10000 square
yards OF dirt to remove Whether
the advertising wan call for a lump
contract or not the commissioners
have not decided.
The Fulton road district Is organ
lied under the same law that the Co
lumbia special. district Is organized
under, being eight miles square. Work
on the gravesing or matchmaking of
such roads as 1t is expected to inn
prove inthis manner will be begun as
soon, or before. the grading Is com
pleted. The eight-mile stretch over
which the State Highway runs viii
be improved in this way.
The pecle of Fulton and of Gala
way are endeayortng to organize dis
tricts clear across the county along
the route of the state highway. The
proposition to organize a benefit dis
trict at Millersburg and one or two
other places was defeated but 1t is
believed when the Smile stretch
is completed across the Fdfton spe-
cial district that it will have the
effect OF inducing the others TO fail
in line. One Of the specially bad
pieces of road In the crossstate road
is the two miles between Cedar
Creek and the other side of Mialers-
burg. Unless this is put jim shape by
the formation of a benefit district
or by some other Means tt is alto
gether possible, according to State
Highway Engineer Hill. that the
state highway commission may ex-
change the route and project tt over
by way OF Stephens store.--Colum
bia Tribune,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
COUNTY COURT MEETS
ROAD COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The County Court met Tuesday 10
let bridge contracts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

A VOTER who wants RESULTS wild be
for either Wilson or TAFT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
FARM FOR SALE.

Fine Farm Of 100 acres, 6 miles
southeast of vandalia, No, 100 a..
in cultivation; good house, barn and
outbuildings: good water and pas
lure; school house on farm. Daily
mail and phone service. Easy terms.
Address
l. NJ. Rhoadman,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

Delsem, No. Oak. q" was nass,,o
Tfpugn Change Of Life and fett very
PAD. could not sleep and was 49,,
nervous, Lydia Il. Pinkhamis veee,"hfga
and v wn, restored me TO perfect neaith
I'm loud not be without II. "l-Mra'
T. M IHoRH, Deisem. No. Oak. "'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

BRYAN sure has the won't come
Off smile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

- NANALHAI
me a well woman after
suffering three years. ?
Mrs. MARY BoGART,
Reedville, Oregon.
New Orleans, La.
When passing through
the Change of Life / was
troubled with hot flashes.
weak and dizzy spells and
backache. Twas not fit for
anything until | took Lv-
dia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound which
proved worth its weight
IN gold 70 me. Mrs. las
TON %BEoNDEAU, 154l Po-
lymnia St New Orleans.
Mishawaka, Ind. Wo-
men passing through the
Change Of Life can take
nothing better than lydia
=. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. | am recon-
Observation-Disclosures
because Of what IL has
done for me. Mrs. CHAs
BAUER, SOB E. Marion ST.
Mishawaka, Ind.
Alton Station, Ky.-"For
months ] suffered from
troubles in consequence Of
my age and thought I
could not live. Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound made me well
and | want other suffering
women to know about ID
Mrs. EMMA BAILEY, Alton
Station, Ky.
h1le
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

MAJOR DoNNELLY AND HIS fhq'
Major Martin DOnnelly a
farmer and freq promoter Of SOU
Audrain, was IN town, TUESDAY
hands with friends. Martin y
the growing crops In Lis Sectll
looking splendid and that DIS
Is increasing at a rate that IS IA
furious. Martin says he has W
ceived a blanket and halter Tot \
bull frog, Reuben Dale, sent Y
by q friend in Hamburg GoI
Martin SAYS Old Reuben is a ~
rascal and thinks be is as ny
weighs as much as Col Pnlli'p
the Prairie Lea frog masnaIe' Y
says he has now In stock lOV
frogs and 1856 aged ones, all hlgn
efS and high divers and al %
are of the Sc0tch-lfiSh yaf'e'I
sizes and colors, green eyes uVl
them use spectacles. Maft'n ~
has rings In the noses Of all hfS
TO prevent them from roofing "
ground. Their tails are all ou'
and when Martin clips bis Iil
sells the frog hair to Sam NOTES
lone price per pound. Major pOI
ships out his frogs every SD m
the last consignment were SnlPpl
Hiram Mooch, Of Salt Lake o'Hy
next consignment GOES 10 MAJ
at jacksonville, Florida VI
Martin always keeps a supply ~
lat, juicy frogs II home ior ns1
family use and for his Ola lI'eUu
good neighbors to feast on II
saws bis frogs are exceedingly III
this year, they being free OF ~
measles and wbooplrp couRp 1
DonnelIy will take pleasure ,"
Ing y d his Hee.bhled ifoEs{
you ave a visitor at his Pre'V ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENT PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25

z, D. Mcore's horses, OF this city,
were the principal winners from the
local stables. o. J. Mooers. OF colum-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08

Patent Colt. French Calf, black
and tan Russian calf. 81 to So.
Childrens. Boys and Youths
Shoes, $3.50 20 SO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
THORPE AND PENOLETON
TIED ON T0UCHOOWNS

NEW YORK. Nov. S-The total
grst Of touchdoWns for Captain Thorpe.
Of the Indians, rose TO fourteen last
Saturday. which makes him and PEN
dleton, of Princeton, the leaders Of the
season IN that department. Each has
made fourteen. The Indians always
have been a big scoring team but it
also is Characteristic OF them that they
are scored on at q more extensive rate
than is generally the case with "A team
OF SO much strength otherwise
II would appear that there is wider
gap between their strength I'm ofteuse
and defense than is true ~ most teams
of their Caliber.
4 better idea could be had OF just
how strong the REQ men are this year
II they played Harvard, Yale or Prince
ton. None OF these three IS ON the Car
Isle schedule Still the Indians have
game OF FOR next Saturday which is
likely to test their scoring ability bet
ter than amy preceding game. They are
10 play the Army and owing 10 the
cffectiveness Of the Army defense. IN is
seldom that any opponent tlriNcs much
ID point milking oven II u beats tu.
sAyeSt Pointers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
JACKETS HOPE To
HOLD TIGERS To
CLOSE SCORE
TIME Yellow Jackets have an
ished their weeks work No

TINE Yellow Jackets have an
ished their weeks work No
scrimmage was held Thurs
day, but hard signal practice was
gone through and the team is now
putting on the finishing touches for
the battle Saturday.
Hutton will be in the game at
end, though for while it looked as
If he was not likely to be in good
shape. He has, however, come
around all right and will greatly
strengthen Techs defense. Hunter
is a good man at end and knows
the game. This is his third year
under Coach Heisman.
Moore is all right again and will
be seen at his place on right end.
All of the injured men will be able
to start in this game and every
man is more than determined to
bring another English cup to Techs
trophy hall. 1t is privately and re-
luctantly admitted, however that
this seems to be the wrong wear to
turn the trick.
Tech Not Up to Mark.
This time last year Tech men
were in high spirits, for they out
played Auburn from start to fin
ish and had met defeat only be-
cause of one small incident-a 90
yard run by one Mr.. Newell.
UoaT 0o he e.,
physical shape. This year the men
are not actually injured but abso-
lutely every man has some vulner-
able spot The whole bunch is
playing on pure grit and nerve.
Loeb has broken hand and
sprained ankle. Hutton has a brok-
en- nose; Fielder both ankles
sprained; Luehrman, shoulder
smashed, while Mcdonald one of
the mainstays of the team, had 10
be taken out of last Saturdays
game on account of old injuries re-
hurt. These are but a few exam
pies, but they give an insight into
the kind Of stuff the men are made
Jul W. W nv Will ldChlt lIlt S6Wdne6
Tigers with colors flying.
Georgia Men Watch Game.
Very few new plays will be un-
corked Saturday, as the entire
Georgia team will be here to wit
ness the game and to get what In
formation they can for the big
show on the Saturday following.
Loeb will be played at center to-
morrow, while Montague and Means
will play the guards. Captain
Luehrman and Galley will look aft
err the tackles, while Hutton and
Moore will play the ends. This is
the best line Tech has and one that
is always there with the fight.
In the backfield Cook will play
half, with Fielder as his running
mate, Mcdonald will play the
quarter and Thomasson the full
back