davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
HUERTA ARRESTED
ON AMERICAN SOIL
-c7vE7 vEIlCss PRESIDENT
CHARGED VITA VIOLATING
NEUTRALITY LAWS.
o..---s-- . rcr-er cictstor Believed
- Rave Frsst-steo a. Attempt
- -s-1-- Ne~ 7es-.-iorsy
vose--n. r N-sice.

: ?sso Texas Genera, Victoria1o
z-e-a former provisional president
Q. Mexico. and General Pz=cuzl Or
11co zs-e arrested 1sr= sunday OF Or
-s-s - re United S-z,es department
= .-s-ic= charging that my had vio-
-z-=- t.e neutrality avs - co-spir-
-E . s=nd AZ armed expedition INFO
Mexico
Fo--sl charges ~=r= Sled against
H-=--z and Orozco OF instructions
ron re United --ztss district attor-
l=E a. Szn Antonio. The accused
~s-s taken before George Oliver.
----sd States commissioner. and their
fo-d approved and their hearing fixed
:c- Thursday. July Surety vas fur
--sa-d By friends OF Huerta. the for
1sr president being released on s15.-
90 bond. and General Orozco on 81
- 5oud
Il IS believed that the United States
government has frustrated. for the
present, al attempt on the part OF
General Nictoriano Huerta and his
associates 10 launch from American
territory = ne< revolutionary move
nent in Mexico
Tie release o. the Mexican leaders
caused nearly as great = stir in Next
can and American circles as did the
news o. their detention earlier in the
day Immediately there zas a revival
Of runors relative 10 the new revolu-
tionary movement. although Huerta
reiterated his statement that he did
not intend 10 attempt 10 enter Mexico
until peace Is restored. The general
stated that he IS here merely to yisi,
MS daughter tex days and gree; old
friends IN z Psso.
1 an on ny way to Los An.
geles and San Francisco" said the
general, to visit the Pacific coast and
see the Panama-Pacihc exposition I
lived in Oakland. Cal. about twenty
years ago and have not visited the
vest coast OF the United States since
then, so decided 10 make the trip
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
ANARCHY RE|GNS
IN MEXICO CITY
FIGHTING On OUTSKIRTS OF CITY
BETWEEN FOLLOWERS OF
Ct77esZs AND ZlpaTE
S--i--s C--si---s--- Berg G.-- -
lri--- States Cfz- - uezs-r-s
C 7-l-f e. F---is---x MS.
Ives 49, E-=srz---o-

Wzs1--g-C1-Fzc=5 w z-rz-zl
,=-=5 co-5--5c-s q .z-io= z-c A.
z-c.E = N=rieo C5-y. -h-sz,s-5-r -hs
safety C to-=-Es-s- ot5czz-s q IL
United SAFES Ezre ss-so-s cc-ss5s-z-
-lc1 -11-s1zE aigA- = -szs--es Q.
-=-s=t
D-s-s-rz=s y co--5=- . Vera CHI
TT -.= 5-zrl-z. z1iSi=- =, Nzr-
SGD C--y wee before S=---s-z-y Lars
- 1=-e z16 P-ss-5=-- Wls1o Z.
Gers y Il E.o LAY s--.a--zs n
==c-- 70 chan cc1Ss-- C Gs-=-zl
Cz--z1Ez = ss-5 supplies =-o -
Cd czp--z- -z-u1E1 -=--sl zr=-c5ss
T1s 11r=-c= C -s= 5--5o-z-.c cc--=
= Nsrc9 = bag eoz-=5 q . ~
T,o= ~ -.s -=z0Tzl q t1-s-E=-s
I'm Danger 1o7=s
Only IL op=-1.E c. - -zsl-oz5
t-u1 MsEco Clry 70 Vera C-uz said
c.= @ re Brazilian minister's mes
szz=s- can o-ng relief 70 the situz-
rc1
Tie dispatches, the Srst the depart
-s-- lad received in nearly two
weeks from the Mexican capital. re-
Tszl@d that while the cable from the
city vas no- cut. Czrrznza authorities
refused 70 permit messages 10 pass
i Is understood inquiry will be made
b. the United States OF General Car
rama 70 learn the responsibility for
the stoppsge OF diplomatic conmuni-
cations
While il appeared that the Zapatz
forces still we're in control Of the cap
irzL fighting continued in the outskirts
Of TIE city against the reinforced col
INNS OF General Pablo Gonzalez. the
Csrrznzz commander.
The political situation in Mexico. il
Is generally believed. is dependent
upon the course OF military opera
uo1s- Continued success By the "a
pa-z forces il resisting the entry Of
Carranzs's troops into the capital has
oezdlocked operations in the south.
While in the vicinity Of Ag1zs Calien-
ties General villa Claims 70 have -
taken Lagos and defeated General
HILL Who succeeded General Obregou
IN active command OF the Carranzz
forces This report Is coatrzdicted
By CarranZa officials
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
UNABLE To CHECK
GERMAN ADVANCE
RUSSIANS ARE EETRE.TINc BE-
FORE GUSTROGE7NaS sl
VANCE ~ POLAND.
f-e--- Amt S.---ss :. Ge--z-
S-s--=-t - 80 .os7-s- 5-- Clam
T-zt T---.z- Co---.--z--z-. III
71s-o-s Wee 7s-zr------

Lc-5c---Ez S115s- rscz-z-c= Q.
tesT- z--Ll=r. re y -1= Cs-z.
- Zz1y r,1---s = E-z-cs = -z-k=5
fszr-rs q -.= 5g1@E q - zss.s--
f-01- b1I = z= -=z-E= - A-s-u-
Cs-Ezn aware = Cana al = p
ard : -c.=cE=5 al -.s Ts-to-s
have s-oE1 Il 5-z-.cs1--o- = dis.
Ire 1-soz--E q -E=- szs-s-u czs--
sivs
TIE POS. fortress C Zzoosc tzs
hen czp-E=5 al p-oE=ss = c-.=-
sectors q s--z-=E-c Erc-z-c= = -
east < czE=5 IT B=-2 ~ weeks
i 1zs t==1 - So SIT = us -
are q -zr-z- z1s-u-l5=-z- rs.
Z Rzssiz- r=--=z--z-5 ~ cd = ~
II sight
Ausro-C@--a- forces lave r=zc1s5
ne Rzssz1 positions - E-zs.zk L
southern R1sslza Po-z,d- zcco-5--g
70 Berli- Il GzEciz. altar s-o--ng
ne heights southeast @ B1kzs1oE.c=
no-lh q Hzlicz- TIE R1sSz-z slo-g
the entire t-U1I t-o1 -1= district O
Nary@pol % .-sI oo--h O F-.lo-,
have bee1 oblg=6 70 retreat and z-=
being pVszs5 t- Ire TsurO-.c troops
he Pe1roEz6 repo-r admits hat
tire enemy Las gained : toothol6 o.
TIE lstl hank o. TIE C-llz Lipz -lver.
Il the -es-e-o theatre TIE French
admit the Success Of : German move
Dsnt II tie Eosges 70 gain too-holj
il their -o-k q Hilgs-5-s-- bu- claim
that through : co1nTe-z--zck al The
positions we're reczprured The Ger
mans are continuing 70 shell these %
sit1oas violently ! Berlin statement
says that northwest Of IL -Four de
Paris the Germans advanced By storu
over front three miles long and d
tween 30 and 80 yards vide
II Is interesting 70 note the -ib-
utes 70 the Turks bravery and even
gallznuy paid IN almost every DIS
patch from the British correspond
ents a. the Dzrdzlelles Al 10 tine
during the peninsula fighting have the
Turks been accused OF atrocities
The munitions measure. giving Dz-
Tid Lloyd-George, minister OF NUM-
tons. vide power. 10 whip up the am
munitions supply. passed the house Of
Lords and vil BE- statute when the
king zfSres his Signature
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

The paper speaks OF a certain ar
gument as being tactfuliy vet force
iuily phrased." said the young stu
dent What would be a good q.
ample Of that"
MY son. returned the father.
can 1t be that you have never lent
ear 10 your mothers able representa-
IONS on the periodical occasions when
return home on payday
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
THE NATIONS FINANCES.
Business Year Shows Deficit q
s35,ee4.5s1.

Washington.-The second business
year OF the present administration.
which closed June 90. showed a deficit
Of s35-ss4-3s1. compared with q sur
plus for the year ending June 90. 1914.
Of s34.41S.s77.
Official explanations will not BE-
issued until the figures for the year
are analyzed BY Secretary McAdoo.
but on the face Of the records il is
apparent that receipts we're much
smaller. an enormous reduction in
customs revenue resulting from N :
war. while disbursements were much
greater
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
SPEAKERS DAUGHTER A BRIDE
Miss GenevieYe Clark Married 70 New
Orleans Editor.

Sowing Green. Mo.-Genevjeve
clark the 2l-year-old daughter Of
Speaker Champ Clark Of the National
Rouse OF Representatives. was mar
RED at the home OF her parents at 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon to James
NJ Thomson, editor Of the New Or.
leans Item.
The ceremony took place on the
lawn OF Honey Shuck. the Clark home
stead. The bridal party stood under
a white pergola, built under a honey
locust tree and almost hidden in the
foliage.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
INTERNAL MACHINE AT CAPITOL.
Reception Room Wrecked by Tremen-
dous Explosion.

WashingtOn.-A tremendous explo-
sion, believed TO have been caused by
some kind OF bomb or Internal ma
chine, wrecked the public reception
room on the east side OF the capitol
building shortly before midnight Fri
day night No one was injured
Officials believe that the explosive
was placed by crank who desired 10
create sensation. Visitors were al
lowed in the room during the day
and a timed machine might have been
left without attracting attention.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Has Perfect Score.

Cedar Point O.-Breaking 100 tar
gets without a miss. William RIDLEY
OF Watcher. la. won the amateur
championship Of the trapshooting
tournament here Wednesday. Samuel
Huntley Of Omaha. Neb.. finished sec
ond with score Of 90 cut Of 100.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Spain Observing Neutrality.

misunderstanding war and inter
nal conditions in Spain. Premier Dato
said there was no foundation for the
allegation that the Spanish govern
uent favored the cause OF the quad
ripple entente. He declared Spain IA
vored neither side and was acting as
fairly as il could.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

Describe the missing cashier said
the great detective. He had deducted
everything to be deducted by the
clews in hand.
tie Is ; feet 5 inches high and
$4,000 short" replied the bank presi-
dent Who was an eminently practical
Ledger.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Scales Declared False.

Boulder. Colo.-Four informations
were filed Thursday in the county
court against Andrew Walker. lessee
Of the Monarch mine No. l. near
Louisville. charging him with having
def-auded his miners by means Of
false scales.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Reject Strikers Terms.

Chicago--Carpeniers made an o,
Ter to the employers on Wednesday to
return to work at s. cents an hour
the old scale. If the contractors would
agree 10 u5e only Chicago materials
The offer was rejected by L. A. Ash.
DECK president OF the Building Con.
tractors association.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Her Intention Were Good

where is your brother.in-law. now
MIS-. Bleecher,- asked a little woman
on an Elmwood car.
Oh, he went TO the front with the
nrst Canadian couIlon." retorted her
eAresree neighbor-Buralo Exnre..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

Galveston. Texas.-General Raphael
Pacheco. in command Of Zapata forces
in Mexico City. was killed during an
eight-hour engagement with troops
under Pablo Gonzalez. according to a
cablegram received here.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Says EeeIes Acknowledged Child

ogden, Utah.-George ?. Gibbs
secretary to the first presidency O.
The Mormon church. sxore that David
Eccies had told him that he was the
istner OF the child Of Margaret Geddes
ana that Margaret Geddes was his
plural wife Mrs. Geddes is 6sb,;,v
ior share in the Eccles mslions
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Hot Stuff.

Nobody appreciates me- said the
unpopiar man 1T will be different
when I'm dead and gone"
Yes. replied his neighbor. I've
no doubt you'll get a warm reeen,,on
then
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
GO ABROAD At THEIR PERIL.
ksturalized Americans Not Assured
Immunity From Military Service.

Washingron--Children born on
American soil. whose parents have
become naturalized American citizens.
cannot be elassed as possessing dual
nationality and are not considered
liable TO military service under z for
eign flag. the state department made
clear in statement issued Thursday.
While the department extends what
ever protection il can to persons Of
dual nationality who enter the other
country By which they are claimed. il
does not assure them immunity from
military service.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

London--The British steamship
Lomas Of 7.o4S tons. bound from Ar
gentina for Belfast with a cargo of
corn. was sunk by a German subma-
rine Wednesday afternoon sixty miles
west Of the Scilly islands.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

My wife and are coming around
to see you this evening"
That's right; but do me a favor.
OLD man Don't let your wife wear
her new suit: don't want my wife to
see II just now
Why. man alive. that's Just why
We are coming"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

Auskogee, Okla--Five were report
ed to have been killed in a heavy
storm which Thursday night swept
through northwestern Oklahoma in
the vicinity of Ottawa county.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

Douglas. Ariz-An -four mill own.
ers in Sonora. Mexico. have been no.
tilted by the villa military autbor,.
nes not to sell -four to civilians under
any circumstances. as ii will be need.
ed for the army.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
oyn.mitins Case Sc, for Trial.

Los Angeles. CaL-Matther A
Schmidt and David Captain will be
brought to trial October on charges
OF murder resulting from the destrue.
ton OF the Los Angeles Times buiId.
ing by dynamite October /. 1910.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Further Toll of Sharks

London--Three British steamers,
the Caucasian, Inglemoor and Wei
bury, the bark Sardozne and the
schooner L. c. Tower were reported
Friday TO have been sunk by German
submarines in the vicinity Of the
Sicily islands and off south Ireland
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Feeding 5000 at Mont,r.v

manageable Red Cross soc,.
ETY. agents at Monterey are feeding
ls'ooo regularly. The consulate
has been continually besieged BY T.
hungry, bowling mob" saws an uno,s
cial report
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Rate Hesr,ns Postponed

Washington IL interstate com.
,u ueiee commissioi has postponed uu-
VI september ! me nearing on nro.
posed increases in western terrier,
ls in Chicago. 'uiy
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

annapolis, Md - Seven midsh,n.
men were placed under arrest at the
naval academy Wednesday. charged
Win nazing or -rIsning" members q,
'ne new fourth class. formed since the
close OF the school wear
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
utahn Wounded in BATH.

ot'a~a--Frznk s Smith Of Hia-
~atha, Carbon county. Utah. is r.
ported wounded after an action near
GiTenchy. northern France. on June
. last in z list Of casualties among
the Canadian contingent
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
A Dental compromise

Boss. dis yuh ,oof am mighty nigh
kim me- walled Brother Oggy
HOW much will it cots TO have de
blame thing pulled OUT
rhty cents" replied the dentist.
But loogy yuh. sab, hasn't got
out a qua~tah to nah name. KANT
yo-all pull it out half way for dat
Kansas City Star.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Explained.

farson tmaking a pastoral cal)-
Why doesn't your husband come to
church. Mrs. Gooding7
On, he talks so in his Sleep
Brownings Magazine
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Peruvian Es-President Dies.

Lima. Peru-News has been re-
ceived here Of the death in Iquique.
Chile. Of Guillermo Billinghurst. for.
mer president of Peru BiIiinghurst
was elected president in Peru in Sep
TENDER. 1872
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Haitien Rebels Quoted.

Washington--Quiet prevails at Cape
Haitien and forces of the Haitien gov.
eminent are in undisputed control. &C
cording to cablegram to the navy
department from Rear Admiral Caper
ton
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08
Puts Ban on Belgian Insignia.

Brussels.-Generai Won Kissing. the
German goyernor-general OF Belgium,
has issued an order forbidding, under
penalty Of fine or Imprisonment. the
wearing or exhibiting OF Belgian in.
sigma
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

t.i.p,iptntI
ntNnk at
la, g. brc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25
:. :: dexter.

+ DR.. John ]. Martin Of the Bangor
Theological Seminary occupied the
pulpit at the. Congregational church
Sunday, delivering anreloquent sermon
before a. large congregation: Special
music was furnished by the senior
choir Of the church. n, n.
j. Percy A. Hasty. Esq. who has re-
Gently returned from a business trip
10. North Carolina, is making. prepa-
rations to move his family from the
Springall house on Free street, regent
iy purchased by WinthrDp Z. Fay, to
the .Foss house on Maple street, re-
Gently purchased by Mrs. Hasty,s ia
ther. John p. Thornten OF sBangor.s
H.. N. Donnelly Of. Augusta, inapec-
tor. Of factories and workshops, has
been In Dexter Tor several. days max,
ing an inspection. OF conditions in
Dexter's wooden mills and other man
nfacturing plaHte.s ~;. ,.s. - 49,. - s.
George =. Mcfarland. who he's, bean
substituting as manager; of. thu Dex-
ter branch Of. sthAs Eastern Trust -
Banking CO.. during the anRuaa- va
cation of ! Manager James f. Atwood,
returned to Bangor. satHrday SITTER
noon. Manager Atwoodsreturned Sufa-
day after two weeks passed In Boston:
Portland and other places.
Arthur smith 81 the Bexter Trust q
Banking Co. has been IN Portland for
sevef61 dHys Oh 4 c0mhined business
and pleasure tf4ps on Saturday 4after.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25

slaughter. and after much
New Jersey, in 1885. enacted -. s!'s
effective state law. prohibiting ~ ~
ing Of gulls. This example hs.
followed. by other states untn
1915-there are 40 states which wv, wv
gulls all the year. Louisiana n s.v'ec
them during the breeding season s .s
ruary /. to August l. while i've g, ~
Montana, Idaho. Nevada. A,,s ss
and New Mexico-offer them ~
tectien Ut any time Of year. -
The surest way to protect. anu :.
bird is to remove the temptat,.a
destroy It. and so the most certsis =
to- stop the killing Of gulls - \.
millinery trade is to prohibit Is. y,
OF sulls' wings and plumaga "A ~
the plume hunter can find no 49,.
for his spoils. To California belons. :
credit Of incorporating in tina =.
law Of 1895 the, first law in this 60 ~
prohibiting the sale Of gulls' plns.
for millinery purposes. Manv ~.
followed this lead until. in 1s1o n
York. enacted the most drastic Ia y.
all, prohibited not only the SAL =
the having in possession of the n,,s
age Of any bird belonging to the 49,
family as any Of the birds Of the ~
of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25

VvHO UTutSHSO TlSHty OI uuTuS
.'doin runners, frequently throwing
them back for heavy loss. An analy-
sis of the game shows that Colby was
superior at all points. 1t gained more
ground by rushing. more ground by
punting and more with the forward
pass. On the other hand, Colby was
penalized six times for total Of 50
yards, while Bowdoin lost 30 yards in
the same way. Stanwood outpunted
Nevens and his distance was held
better by his ends, who frequently got
the Bowdoin back in his tracks, while
Cawley, who received the Bowdoin
punts, Invariably came back for long
distances, on three occasions going
through the whole Bowdoin team to
the goal line. being called back once
, as he stepped outside at the 45-yard
line.
Bowdoin tried the forward pass nine
times and it was successful but twice,
but those two times gave them their
touchdown. Colby tried 1t 10 times and
made long gains on it three Of the Is,
failing. in the other tries.
" CawIey's First Touchdown
Colby's first touchdown came after
less than three minutes of play. Phil
lips had kicked oft for Bowdoin and
Cawley had carried the ball from the
10 to the 25-yard, line before he was
downed. Stanwood punted on the first
down. the ball going to Phillips on the
35-yard line. On the first rush Foster
failed to gain and on the next play
Rowdoin was set back Is yards for
pushing. Nevens failed to gain and
then punted to Cawley on the Colby
45-yard line and he took the ball
straight through the whole Bowdoin
team for a touchdown. He kicked the
goal and the score was Z to O in Col
/. by's favor. AS the game progressed it
became more and more evident that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25

n6;s u 4, :sSes%;sitneS the Portland High
,eansssr HiGh school. football saame.
] nis. Rensrts.Has rsntea his gesidenee
on Grove street and with MIS- noD-
setts will reside for the winter months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Duane. Mower farm
above Lake Wassookeas.
!: Local merchants are talking OF some
kind of celebration when the new sys-
tenn of street lighting in the business
section is completed The extra hgnts
are expected to be In position the .At-
ter part of the coming week. or be-
tore, Nov. i. In Sanford, several weeks
ago, a celebration. was held In observ-
ancet Of the completion OF a new street
lighting system. With the new lights
in Dexter's business section the town
will have the best lighted 7 business
street in Penobscot county outside OF
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
:. i. .. .@ RESULTS SATURDAY

Cornell 10.i Harvard O..
w. and j. 16, Yale Z.
Princeton 80, Dartmouth z.
Tufts &c, Boston College O.. ~
Syracuse 6, Brown O..
Virginiar 9, Georgia Z.
Pittsburg a. Penny.
Army 10, Georgetown 0.
Navy 20, Virginia Tech o. :; ,'.1.''
Columbia ST. st. Lawrence ,. '''
Colgate 1o7. Rensselaer, Q. ~.t-t
Lafayette 4e, Albright 0. ~ ~
Lehigh 20, 'Muhleabufg 0. So
Trinity So. Williams O. 49,
Penn State IS. W. Virginia 0. :
!. Amherst 49, Wesleyan 6. 5yi
Amherst Aggies %, Worcester
Tech @. 1.r T." t"4 ~. .N caes ~
Fordham 10, Holy Cross 0. - -
Middlebury IA, New Hampshire O.!
Carlisle Q, Bucknell 0. I ~
Colby 50, Bowdoin' g.. -.
Maine 20. Bates IA. sI,
Michigan Aggies "a, Michigan 0.
Nebraska 90" Notre Dame 49,, ia
Gettysburg is, st. Johns 0.
Hamilton 0, Hobart0.
Exeter n, Yale I'd 0. 49,.
Dartmouth. 10, 26, Andover 0.
John Hopkins 60, Washington 0.
Haverford- 21,~New York U. 6.
Catholic u 10, Villa f,ova s.
Union q, Stevens 0.
Wisconsin, q, Ohio State. o.. a
Chicago Z, Perdue A..
Lebanon %, Dickinson 0. NJ.
Franklin & Marshall 20, .Swartn
more Z. ts - ..st+.
Wash. and Lee /, w. Virginia o
forfeited! e. 4. J, ~. ,ea
Springfield "a, Vermont O.. .-