davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

Noting that in Canada men can not
enlist without the consent Of their
wives, the Washington County Press
inquiries: What must be a married
mans thoughts, when his wife gives
hn- rnrcnr,t ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

A single smachine now performs all
the nperafsnrs e h -. the s-...:-:.
including bagying ~ n. ,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

There seems to be glimmering
opinion that while he is discussing the
tax question Candidate Hamilton might
with propriety drop a few words about
his position on the mulctttax," remarks
the Sioux City Journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

ITO the man who religiously pays
his auto tax every year the sight of
hundreds IF automobile tax tiotssvrs
makes him want to say something
stronger than tut. TUT" says the
Cedar Falls Record.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

How would it do to drop few
bombs on. the price Of sugar. suggests
the Iowa City Citizen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

A SERMON FOR PREACHERS.
fWaveriy independent
Some Of our exchanges have been
telling about their pastors farming and
gardening operations the past summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

France SSe=:s.=s zee .eeee, esS uniioni ion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

tcontinuesi On Pass q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

rms list vas selected without ref-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

Now that the blue shy ia.w has been
knocked out there's nothing to prevent
organizing company anu selling stock
in those contact mines.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
n9entider lInterititunssbuuO4
Siitrift 0u. 410.

Gic &eriontmllma pom 4. Ni0r5,
in ocr @raiioent Mar Ger Oen @or.
.iis fiibrte, mar gut beiuht. Serr 8.
lleiningcr mur0e gum Repraienton.
ten mo SEER 6. Spain sum Stel,
p%ertreter 81 Der oenmQdit bier #itatti
finoen0en @e5irtsfonpention Der
orci bieii9en Giitrifte 90. 40, 100
mo 4t0 eripGblt. SIS murOe fcrner
bei1loiien, om Oitermontog enc
MISUNDERSTANDING iiir Die Wfitglie
DER, Oereu 6nmilien, ionic Sreumoe
mo 9efonnte, i'm &eriammIlmqS(o.
fal, 936 Yemno. Ape. u. 8., ab5ll.
halten. Gie 9anien &atie 9oucr,
emma Sammel, W3artba Shroit
@otie 3eif Niorie Billie, Wiorv @ou.
CT mo Wtarg. Niopars murOen nit
Sen 8orbercititngcn b~ierfiir 6etraut.
gsud) Der &eriomnlung amiiiierte
man lid bel Speiie mo Grant, Oie
IN por5iiglider Site pom Ser6crs.
batter unO ieiner Satin Qeliefcrt
murocn. Ole Scrren Ntortin Sdil
ling mo Sobn WieininQcr muii5ier
ten olif Eiono mo &ioliuc. oeutide
2ieoer mliroen %aeiunqen. &ortrdge
mo 0efIamotionen gcbalten. Ser.
bergspoter mo Niutter Inlgen Gin
9uett unO ieoermam mar nerqiingt
mo 5ufrieoen, ioOoB man iid crit
ipGt trennte.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Oenti6en Tcretnen.
MaHcn : g%erIammIuns.

Giner Ginlaoung oes oDeuti6en
Gcttrolperbonoes~ folgen0, batten
it'd am 0ienstug AbenO 6retnOe per
ionIi1er 6reibeit 8ablreid IN Der
yg(rionbaIle~ eingefunoen. Sn Ieiner
filr5cn, u6er frdftigen glniprahe, En-
flGrte &rGiiocnt 30. @iegdno, naf-
penl er Die &eriommlrng begriiBt
bate, ben 3ped oerlelben unO idlug
Damn Dor, einen @orliben0en fir Den
9lbeno 5u %ermGblen. Sluf Antrag oes
Serrn @. @olf, mlrOe 5err Wie-
Qono ais FOLDER beltimmt. AiiBer
&crrn @olf bemerfte man inter ben
Nnmcien0en oen Iftb. 8m. @.
8alb, &ertreter i'm &onereB fir Den
%. Giitrift bon Sainois, ferner ole
Serrcn Sc. s. 8eller, @ilItao Ben.
Ser, Gbriition &eltrid, @p. NolOa,
non ser Central 9abor llnion, g.
0cIio, ser sic italieniiden @eiel-
I6aften pertrot, Or. G5arra, Rllo.
Sour, Silgb Sarpep, 81. Maquire,
@olter GoItelIs ltn0 oiele b%eroorrd=
qenoc @eihGftSlcilte. SEER @olf
fonItotierte oie intereiionte Gotiade,
oaB Srllnfenbeit in Der gbnabme be-
qriffen lit. 0aS iei aber nidt cine
GrrlmQenidaff Ser Hrobibitionk ais
pie(nlebr Oarin 81 Iuden, Dab 0as
&olf SIR gtiifternbeit neige. Or lag-
te, ooB felt Snfraftreten bon Yrobi.
bitionSgeieben oie 9ranntpeinbren-
nercien BON &entufp mebr gybisfeD
~proousiert bGtteii, ais borber. Nud
SEER Meller aab dbnlihc intereIlnnte
1Safto befonnt. So5iole 6reibeit
lt1n0e Inn iiber aaes; er lei BON lei-
mem 8atcr sur MdBigfeit, nidt 5nr
9l6itinen3 cr5oqen ltno er babe alti
ieincn piclen &eiien Die llebelitdnoe
ser 8robi6ition binreiheno fennen
0e(ernt. Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEER @alb bemerfte: nMeine 2ellte
Iiuo fait ale 0elitide, aber 10 etnnS
mic 8rlmfen6eit lit linen mnDc-
FAINT. Sic limo m1Big uno geleb-
lie6enoe @iirger. Die 9rauberren
iin0 lclblt S6ulo an Ser Yrobibiti-
pms 9epeglna, ga IN pielen Sal
len lie ielbit sic Gigentiimer Der
@irti6often iinO, cine GatiaAe, Der
oas golf lpioeritrcbt. SD peroe I'M
&ongreB Der 8robibition entgegcn.
treten; penn Die 6rage sur AbItim-
mltng fommt, meroe ih gegen jeoe
WiaBregel itimmen, Die Hrobibiti
on be5neft.~ SEER @u9b Sarnep,
ser Ole Observation-Disclosures Der
trot, iagte, oaB oieielben natiirlid)
ole ms 2cbcn geiette 9etpegrng ltit-
teritiibteu, iid ober i'm -Sintergritn-
Sc 81 baltcn 0co1dtcn, neil nad it,
rer 9fniiht oas ser 9epegllng gum
@eitcn 0ienen mer0e. gr lei bereit,
olcS Winteriol in 8eSllg allf @orla.
gen i'm aongreB 2 i'm Senat, 7
I'M Salis- sur &erfiiqltng 5ll itel-
len. es ptlroe beidloiien, ein So
mite 81 ernennen, oos ieincrieits elm
@onlite BON 100 idoffen ioa, weld)'
lebteres ole Agitotion gegen Yrobi-
bition encrgiih in Die Sano nebmen
foa. Sn oieies cngere aomite CT.
nunntc Der @orfiber Die &erren 9.
@olt q. Geiio> $. &oIoa, 9liIeuit
Sdwliot.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
ecnT 0eOrgi,

oeIien Nane ais berporragenoer
Meiiter Oer beiteren 8ortrngsfunlt
lid nm aid All elmer bon groBtclt
GrfoIgen begleiteten Amerifatour
oiesieitS oes G5eons cinen 9uteil
&long peridniit bat, fam NIT 0cm
0l6i3cioen AlfihliiB icines bieiigen
Suitretens iebr 3uirieoen fem. Sem
r9llltiger Ibeno" bat t~ouienocu iei
ner oeiltiden Sanosleute moergeBli.
die Stunoen irobeItcn &irnitqenuiics
oeboten. 9(bcr olld Die 8oblrcideu
N(mcrifouer. sic 8lmieiit fem @ort
Oeutih %peritnnoen, omiiiiertcn iih
foitlid iiber icin 0ldmenoeS. aus
0~rndspollcs Miencnipiel mo bereotc
@e6erocnipradc. ioooB iie nit in Sen
Sam oieics ionniqen Mcnihen mo
eroBen aiinitlerS gejogen mnrocn.
Semi @corgi miro crit anl f6.
Npril nad europa 5uriidfebren. ga
CT bis oobin foit t0alid nit ghtsna6.
me Ginger. freier Gaze nod ncrpflih.
tct iii. &ereinc. Die ihn nod nidt
cnaogiert boben un0 ibren Mitalic.
bern nod einen nuBeroroentlihen
@cnuB bicten molen, mogen Nntrd.
&c an Senfi @eorai {, 0. 0eIrids
onO So. 5 9roo0mou. Nem9orf un0
fir Saiion 1915, @tGr3 bis Moi. an
oieSntcrnnl 9ourueeoircction. Senff.
Geerot, DRESDEN No. 1 ridten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
~ dJmabcn %crcim".

Ser oSdnabcu Gercin" bicIt am
cBten Sonmtaa cine @eriamuIlng
lei @errn Geo. @GuBlcr mo am
Nittmod 9lbenO bel Serrn aarl
sram ob, SSn beiOen @criommlui
zen mlirOe ons fommenoe stiftunqs.
ieit oaa an n1diten W}ontog aefei-
ut meroen ioa, beiprodcn. Niles lit
~ better GrOnuna. mo Die 5eier per
lprid)t lebr idon 5u mcroen. gluBer
mhlifaliidlen Gortrdgen merocn Die
DC glftc, &erleilng oeS Subilaums.
protocols mo Die lleberrciduna i'll.
berner S6mabenipappen al per
oienIpolle MitglieOcr itattbaben.
Gas aomite iebt lid iolgenoermaBen
.luiammclt. GoriiBer: 6. &. groun.
s. @anoIO. 92id). Tice, Geo. SdilB
Ter, Seonb. ShenfcI. 8. Wirtidler.
y. SdIadter, Gr8en braun, Serui.
&oamer, 81. aobla, So6n q. ,3ubel,
$. Sedner.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
.@ermania @aunrrdlurD

Montag gbeno, Ocn rs. 3. Vi
miro Der ~@ermnnio @dnne rdlor
III Der Do Woionic Salle eineu 9}on
abbalten. llnicre Oeutihen gSrreine
boben III oieiem Sabre nidt oun, 10
uiele offcntlihe 9dae geae6en, uie
in friiberen Sabren, oos leioioe So.
mes 8orfs : @eieb mag ote llriofe
Iein. Gs ioate oesbaIb nit GyrruOcn
6egriiBt peroeny tuenn mie0er etnmol
Elm oeiltIder 8aa itottfinOet, 8lnto(
iueun Oerielbe BON einem 10 beltebten
Terein mie Dem n@ermonia WGn.
nerdor~ pernnitaItet miro. gs Iino
tiidjtige ar1fte an 0en be%treffenoen
@omites, uno Dab oieiclben nidts I'M.
tcrloiien baben, Inn einem ie0en eini.
qe frobIide Stunoen 3u bereiten, oos
Itebt felt. Nae ole 9lrbeit Ioute if.
rem 2obu oarin fiuoen, Oob unIere
0eutfhen Ben n@ermania MGnner-
dor Ourh ibr Grideincu rmterItiib-
cit.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
rGolmmbia 8rancr &ranfcn llmter.
ftibnnas.W crein1.

Gic Mitglieoer ocS columbia
9rduer arnnfcn llnteritiibnngsper.
Gins" perocn onroilf o%uimerfiam &C.
mad)t, baB am II. .. 90. Die idbrli.
die @cneralOeriommlung {tottfinbct.
Sebr wihtige @eIhdite Iiegen Dor,
bic Ole SfuweIcnbclt ciueS icpeu err
ior0ern.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
rS6c gimnIcu Srnit g.

lin Sen Moli bon scr Tiir 5i hal.
fen lit cS INNER Ont. ciucn Spar.
qroidcn 5n hohcit. unO ion iidcr an.
qcle1t 5l miiirn, lit @cuuatnuia.
gfl9 iidlcrc NrlrnnnaSbnnf cmpiichlt
id Die ~giimicp Gruit CO." int
Ntmicp @ebduec. 6 StroBc. unN sic
Tiliolcn. Gle ser IS. mo S.StraBc
q " "A. uuo ll.StrnBc; 10. mn
20. Nuc; I mo 9 Sts %. ma
va. gpc mo Tup0lt Circle.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
0entides 3beOter,
mOraen, SOnntas 9lbcnb, in Der
5Gnser6MnObaIIe, 314 6 Str. q. &.
,YriOn Weiunaucrein".

Omar bate es am Wfitttuoh Sen
qon5en Gag geihneit, mas bonn Sim
mel berunter fommen uoute, ober
0as bate Die Mftioen oes Nrion uno
Oeren sSreuuoe nidt abgebaIten, am
Nbeno in beleu Shooren nod Dem
Glubbaus 81 DaIIen, 10 DAB oosieI6e
bon beiebt mar. 9ie Seier oes 30.
Stiftungsfeites bate fem an3ie-
hungsfraft betpGbrt. guf duBerlid
iDics sic Sale oarauf bin, DAB etpas
g~eIonOereS Dor lt6 aing, oeun prdd-
tig mar iie geidmiidt, unO 3tuor BON
einern Nftinen, Serrn 0ointer. Serr
Nliguit Shmiot, ser @r1Iioent 0es
Gereins, eroffnete Die Teier nit Ell
ncr @nipraHe~ @ie ilnnner, muBte
er Seitres nit grnitem 81 p%erbin0en.
Gr Qab cine fitr5e lleberiift iiber sic
@eid)idte oes @ereins, Der lebe 1tno
6Iiibe, obifon feincr ser Grinder
tpcoer inter oen aftiben nod inter
ocn Yaiiipen mebr norbanocn Iei.
Ms ser Gerein 10 Sabre aft geipeierl,
habe er gebeiratet, mo oos iei Inn
9ilt befommen, oeun Die before SGlfs
e, Der 9omenperein, babe iih inn
mer ais trelte Stiise beipieien. Or
ielbit lei iebr ftol5 ooraltf, 0oB Ser
Gcrein i'm lGnger ols bic SGlfte lei.
ucs 9eitebeits nit ser 8rGii6enten-
I6oft betrollt babe. NGeroiugS per-
Sen Die acknowledgements jcbt
'dperer, mo 10 u1iinnigc @elebe &c.
'd)offen miir6en.
Gie Mftipen Ianqen oonn oaS
'dipere 8reislieo Sin sic Seimot"
tno nidts @eIiercs bGtte sic GSeicr
'inleiten f0nlter. ais sic feierlihe
@ciie oieies 9ieoes. Serr Mi0oIe-
4or, bcgleitet bon Scrrn Com Nilr.
ran. brodte ieinen m6dtigen Oar
pol CUR @eItind IN Sem Solo:
.9oipn IN t6e Dungeon. OaB iih
friib friimmt, mas elm Meiitcr mer-
SEN mill. betpies ser iuqenoIide Sp.
Ghriitiani in ieinem @iolinioli ySSSn-
fcrmeso". @nt uno fomiid mic I'M
mer por SEER Geo. &Iitt. Ser Sen
fpmilhen @ortroq: so mas lit ia.
tal~ meiiterlih sum 8ortrag brod-
te. Scrrr 6. M. Sieberts ooae iln6
uobaaittenoe 8aritonltimme fam
,um bonen Iits0rud in Dem Qieoe:
.Wer ipeiR. Oh mir ms tpie0erIehnl"
@roBe Sciterfeit erreqten Irau
9ina6odl uno Serr ShilIinq. sic oIs
m~anoernoes S6noerpoor foltiimiert,
cine beitcrc @eihid,te Ianacii. oeren
S%nuitration iie aitf feds groBen Ilu-
fotcn nit fih berumtrrgen. Dit
nem friiden mn6 friih aeinngenen
..&omm gum @olo" ihloB ooS iho-
ne N%roqromm. Die Tcier fnn0 lire
S%ortfcbunQ i'm Mathsfeller.
DAB Dem .g(rion~ IN ser 3ufrnft
oin sllperIGiiiqcs Srdeitcr sur Ser.
fiiouno itehen miro, oafiir vt 8ro-
feiior Ghriitioni, Ser olld1 oas Gro.
nrnmm fir oie Teier 5uiammcnqc-
Itcat hottc, @etpGhrsmonn. SIN Club.
nous miro am %. MGrs Elm oroBes
3onsert. on II. g(pril Scr 4inoer-
mosfenbon rn6 am 81. Mbri[ Elm
,@roareiiipc Giidre" Ttatffinbcn.
@eomtc: M,Iault Shmiot, NrGit-
sent. @nl. Mieomonn. @iae-TrGii
sent. Sohn Meber. Scfret6r. Geo.
M. Siebrrt. Tin. Sefret1r; Charles
Werner. Shotmeiiter.
Girioent: Grof. g. 6. ghriitiani.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
yGcTembarmitG6ter llntcritiitmnes'
Nercin".

Nm Mittpod, oen IS. 5. WitS.
miro einc Spe3ial : @~crIommIluug
oes TereinS itnttfinoen. Rod Grle-
oiailnq Der @eih6fte mirb oos 80.
i1briae 9citeben bes @ereins gefeiert
meroen. SebeS WfitglieO ioIte es lid
mr. Efliht MAIDEN, o~npeienb All
Icin. Ole @eriammlung fGnat pilnft
80 l1hr mi. SEER @m. g. 9aIb.
aonareBmann bon Sainois, Der audD
elm Seiic lit, bat OeriproAeu Der
GerIammIung bei5lipobnen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

araNe A1ra Nrr befe
sniipiel in cincm Nnf5ns uUn Nno. BON aOt'
u II n.

Won er9ibe / 9int MuItern Biz sua
S%ieoepuntt in ibrem eigeuen Safte
ben mon oann abloufen lGBt uDb bel
pobrt, nndoem nan i'm ourh eli
Muslinldppden geleibt bat. Sn 5ipei
Gbl0ffeln Butter nerben 2 Bis 3 @B
TDffel 9ebodte G6ompianrns flint Mli
nuten lana geounltet. eoSu tpmmen {
@Bl0ffel Mebl, nit MoRer onoeribrt
uno Der a%ulternfaft, bonn Giles brt.
Minuten lang O~iinIten loTen. Doat
fommen Die Nultsrn bin5u, elm olot.
seriibrter Giootter, Elm Seel0fTel 81,
tronenioft, J 9eel0ffel Sol3. Iebr pe-
ni9 ueiBen pfsfFer unb einen @Blof
rel Sberrp.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
GiuscIauot.

Sn ser Site OeS @eiedjts mllroe
am 0ienstoo, Ocn 16. 5. W. lit Der
iQbrlihen @crionmlllng pes Gro.
Ipeft 6ia 6ricoboics i'm @aibington
Sdlgcrbuto pergeiicn. ben Tirefto
rem oes &roipett Nia 6rie0bofea Den
Guuf fiir lire geitiitetcn 0ie1te aus
5uiprehelL mo Der &eriaBcr glnlibt
OielcS im Aanieu aacr DEM 6rie0boi
gut @ciinntcL thu 81 loacn. ,Sdl
laatc, in Der Site oes @efedts, ia, Is
mar eiit @efcdt, Oeum On eri6ienen
B lcbr llniricoen liebenoe 8iirger, Die
0en 9ireftorcu Die @olle beiB maiden
mulltelt. SIS mar aber lire eigelle
llnporiidtiqfeit. melde es periditnt
hottc, cine G~reisliite iiir Die pcrldie-
'nellen Nrbeitcn, melde Ger Sltperin
'tenoent fir sic Sotinbober ooS Snbr
iibcr beiorgt mnO in meldler Ole
Ereiie iiir ie0e Nrheit angeiiihrt lino,
onf5nltcllcn. Gas Gireftorilm
bat poiitiu nihtS onnlit 81 tim. Inn
Srrtiimeril nor5iIbclgelL mer0cn III
Der Geriammlnng, meId)e ON II.
Mtiir5 i'm @aibinqton Sdngcrbumo
5lpiiheu A mo 8 llbr ltottiinoet, Der.
ortige Yreisliitcn oitsliegcn, mn
Ioatc ieoer 2otinbaber iid) oomit Der.
iebcn uuo SIT aleider Belt feline Stim-
me iiir Elm friebliebcnOes Girettori
Inn abgebef.
Nhtungspoa,
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
3itronenpubbino

Sire Safe 3uder, bier Gier. @eis
bes unb Deter leparat geiflaoen. !
pint Mil6. 2 GBlOffeI 2oraitdrfe.
ben Gaft ua6 Die oboerisbene S6ale
BON 2 3itronsn. Die &ornitdrlt
pirb nit eiipos Mil6 ongefeudtet
oann gu ben onberen, bic maj gum
Ro6en oufgeIebt bat, binaugegoFen,
unb lGBt bos @onae 5 Minuten UNI
ter beitdnoigsm Ri6rsn fo6en. Nlon
entfer1t bic WiI4 BON Geuer, fiigt /
@Bl0ffel Butter bin3u, uno lGBt es
obtiblen. s3uder unb 9otter nerben
gut geihIogen uno 6ann Der Mild 3ls
gefiigt. Damn pirb .3itronenTdolc
unb Soft longIom bineineerii6rt.
Mton bodt ben Rubbing in elmer
Gprm, bic inipsnbig nit Butter beItr;.
den 1T.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Nruipcct Sill GricObufS- @cieaidaft.

Gle Yrofpect Sia 6rieobofs-@e-
i1Gidaft bieit am lebtelt Gienstog in
Der Sdnger6mobole cine Geriamm-
lung ob, IN melder Der Sabresberid)t
sur WerleIuiia fam.
InBerocm mltrben aanbioaten fir
Die ~cin6eIncn Slemter nominiert. 9ie
@obl 3ur @eieBuna bieier glemter
miro an nGditen 9ienstoa ebcnfalS
IN Der Sdn0erbunbbale itattiin6en.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
MOntaa, Ocm is. MARS 1914:
Bali! Bali! Bali;
Oes 0Wcrmnnia MGnnerdOrS"
i'm CID MhaiOnic Scmpcl,
Gfc 9tcnntc mnO GS.Strnkc
NmfanscnO pnnft s llbr.

Ser n9eutd 4merifaniids
lhteritiibungsperein" belt am let
ten 0ienStag 9lbeno inter @oriib oes
G~rdiioentcn Stcpbon 6ranf ieinc
WlonotS geriummlung ab. IS wllr.
De 6eihlolien, am IS. Wini cine Gr.
f%iIriion nod Gbciapeofe Bead 81 Der
%auitdlten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

MOntae ben 16. MGrs
2~5-iGbriacs Stftnnssfeit
bcS ySdiunben- @ereinS" In Der
SSnacrbmmb6ale, 314 G-Str N..N
@nfanscnb s llbr abcnos.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING T

Liberal, reduced rates for advertise
ments exceeding 3 inches, and for larg-
err space than one inch!
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
r@ai6instun sdnscr6nnO"

Gin v&roarehpe Gudlre" bate me6r oapon. Morocl fn6et cine
am GonnerStag, Den ~ /. No, pie 5bentcr gnffihrma iot non Aer
c SeInebmer nob DER S1narbm0 mir bicr 0asGroaronm fohen loner
bale ge5oaen. Sn nddirr gImmerI -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
SECOND TEAM TO BE
USED BY HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nov. IA
Harvard will depend on second
team against Brown Saturday. Six OF
the regulars will be at Princeton with
Coaches Haughton, Leary and Wig
ellsworth watching the battle between
the Tigers and Yale. The remainder
Of the regular squad will be on the
side lines here ready 10 step IN should
Brown become too frislky.
Evidently Haughton is determined
TO find out just what Yale has in
stock. What he cannot see himself
he will depend on his associates 10
discover.
With nine pairs OF Harvard eyes TO-
cused on Yale, Hinkey will either
have to uncover some Of his new
plays OF his players will have harder
shedding than the crimson had last
week against the Tigers
Capt. Brickley will not be with the
Harvard men at Princeton. He viii
in all probability appear in tOgs sat
urday and II the opportunity presents
itself he may try a kick from place
ment There is little hope Of Brick
ley being able TO get into the Yale
game for any rushing. He is bank
ing on at least trying one or his old
favorite drop kicks before he ends
his career against the ELS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
Football Games Today
WEST.
Illinois vs.. Chicago at Urbana.

Illinois VS.. Chicago at Urbana.
Northwestern VS.. Purdue at Evans
ton.
Carlisle VS.. Notre Dame at Chicago.
Ohio. VS.. Oberlin at Columbus.
Northwestern college VS.. Lake
Forest at Lake Forest.
Cornell VS.. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Hiram VS.. Case at Cleveland.
Iowa State Teachers VS.. Drake at
Des Moines.
Illinois Wesleyan VS.. Milliken at
Bloomington.
Knox VS.. Beloit at Beloit
Lawrence VS.. Ripon at Appleton.
Galesburg.
Manchester VS.. st. Thomas at ST.
Paul
Miami VS.. Dennison at Granville
Ohio university VS.. Mount Union at
Alliance.
shurtleff VS.. Lincoln at Upper
Iowa VS.. Iowa State college at
Ames.
Cincinnati VS.. Otterbein at Ciucin-
Colorado VS. Colorado Mines at
Denver.
Nebraska VS.. Kansas at Lincoln.
South Dakota VS.. Morningside at
Sioux City.
Oldn vs.. OCCluenIdl at SALT Lake
City.
Washington VS.. Oregon at Seattle.
West Reserve VS.. Akron at Akron.
EAST.
Princeton VS.. Yale at Princeton.
Harvard VS.. Brown at Cambridge.
Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth al
Philadelphia.
swarthmore VS.. Virginia at Swarth-
more.
Army VS.. Maine at West Point.
Navy vs. Colby at Annapolis.
Amherst VS.. Williams at Amherst.
Bowdoin VS.. Tufts at Medford.
Fordham VS.. Vermont at New
York
Lafayette VS.. Albright at Easton.
Syracuse vs.. Colgate at Syracuse.
Union VS.. Hamilton at Schenectady.
Pittsburgh VS.. Carnegie Tech at
Pittsburgh.
Wesleyan VS.. Trinity at Middle
town.
Washington and Jefferson VS. West
Virginia Wesleyan at Wheeling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
YALE IS FAVOR|TE
IN CONTEST TODAY
Blue dope" is That Bull Dogs
Will Have Easy Time With
Tigers in Annual Grill
Princeton Confident.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 14.-Yale
was a 10 / favorite in the betting
that preceded the annual Tiger-Bull
Dog battle, which was to be staged at
> p. m, in the nice new Palmer sta
dunn, in the presence of A. 500 per-
sons who came here from all parts of
the country that Christopher Column
bus placed on the map.
After listening to what the Yale
folks had to say about the fracas one
connected with the idea that the
Tigers were due TO be chewed up in q
wav that would call for the immediate
and undivided attention of the society
for the prevention of cruelty to ami
mails. But the dope" may be upset
again and it is possible that IL will be
the Bull Dogs, net the Tigers, that
will need the care of the veterinary
this evening.
TIGERS CONFIDENT.
The Tigers go into today's game
with the fear of God in their hearts
and a determination to go through
hell with Capt. Balm to win" de-
clared Coach Eddie Hart Saturday
The team is keyed to its highest fight
ing pitch.
The practice Friday afternoon con
sisted Of a light signal drill. The
Ellis practiced in the stadium for an
hour during the afternoon.
After the Yale team had retired
the presentation exercises for the
stadium were held. Edgar Palmer
formally gave over the structure to
the university and Pres't Hfbben ac-
eepted.
The betting Friday night was two
to one on Yale and Princetonians are
swapping up the Eli money. The field
is in perfect condition and the wealth
er clear.
Click. Tibbott and Briggs will start
in the back field for the Tigers. Law
will be held in reserve TO replace
briggs at full If there comes an occa-
sion calling for a cool head to punt or
drop a field goal.
Considering the poor showing Of the
Tigers TO date there is an amazing
amount of local confidence displayed.
The coaches will make no predictions,
however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
BALL BANDS LEAD
IN FACTORY LEAGUE

Having won two-thirds Of the
games in the second round of the
schedule of the factory bowling
league, the Ball Band team is leading
with a percentage of .666. The Oil
vers stand second, having won II
and lost 13 games while the Dodge
team hold third position with 16
on the win side and IA in the lost di-
vision. Kroner Of the Watch Co.
team has played the most consistent
game among the individuals. having
an average OF $50 for 80 games.
Starck leads the league with 1S6, but
has participated in but three con-
tests.
The highest 10 men in the individ-
nal standing are as follows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
LIGHT TEAMS WILL PLAY

Considerable excitement is promised
Sunday afternoon at Leeper park
when the Pabst Blue Ribbon eleven
and the l. c. team clash for the light
weight honors of the city. The Blue
Ribbons have been scored upon but
once this season, the heavy Shamrocks
having crossed their goal line during
the earlier part of the season. No
changes have been made in the lineup
for the Sunday fray. The teams are
evenly matched and a close contest
is anticipated on the following sun
day the Blue Ribbons Will play the
Niles team at the Michigan town.
Next Sunday the game will be called
at 3 o'clock promptly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
TEAMS FIT FOR BATTLE

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. IA
Minnesota and Wisconsin were rest
ing on their arms Thursday night.
Both are fit for their classic at North
rop field Saturday. The Badgers are
confident to a man; the Gophers grim.
T41e Badgers arrived in Minneapolis
Friday night from Eau Claire, where
c. IN Juneau sent them through a
short signal practice early in the
day. There are no cripples in the
squad. Minnesota will start Erdall.
regular quarterback, but Diedrich is
expected 10 prove even better than
the regular on offensive and at least
approach his defense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
PENN LOSES TO AGGIES

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Nov. IA
Capt. Julian, playing his last game
sOr the Michigan Aggies, ended his
football career in the prOverDial blaze
of glory here Friday. He made the
only touchdown of the game, which
resulted, Michigan Aggies, 6; Penn
State, 3. The losers score was a field
goal by Lamb in the third quarter. II.
Miller's 55-yard run made the lone
touchdown possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
FOUR "HIKERS" ARRIVE
IN TIME FOR BIG GAME

CHICAGO. Nov. i4.-Four students
of the University of Notre Dame
reached Chicago last night walking
the 102 miles 10 see the Carlisle
game. They are Edward Marcus,
Russell Downey, Gerald Clements and
Wilmer Finch. AS Notre Dame back
ers they talked themselves out Of
their monthly allowance betting
against Yale. They spent so cents
each on their walk. starting Thursday