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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18
Order for Hearing Petition for Ad-
ministration, and for Adjusting

Order for Hearing Petition for Ad-
ministration, and for Adjusting
of Claims
State Of Wisconsin, County Court,
Rusk County:
In re-Estate of Dan Moriarty, de-
ceased.
IN PROBATE
1t appearing by the verified petit
ton of Mary Moriarty of Ladysmith,
in said county, among other things
that Dan Moriarty, of Duluth, Mime
sofa, lately died interstate, l3aving es-
tate in Rusk county, Wisconsin, up
on which it is prayed administration
be granted;
Therefore it is Appointed and Or
dered, that said petition and mat
tiers therein be heard at the regular
term of said court, appointed to be
held at the court house in said coun-
ty, in the city of Ladysmith, on the
seventh day of March 1916, at the
opening of court on that day, Or as
soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard.
It is Further Ordered, that the
time within which the creditors
of said deceased shall present their
claims against such estate for ex
animation and allowance, be and here
by is fixed and limited to four
months from the date hereof;
1t is Further ordered, that al
claims and demands against said
deceased be received at the court
rooms of said court on any day here
after until the expiration of the said
four months and be examined and
adjusted at the special term of said
court appointed to be held at the
court house in said county, in the
city of Ladysmith on the 18th day
of June, 1916, at the opening OF
court on that day, or as soon there
after as the matter can be heard;
And it is Further Ordered, that
notice hereof be given to all per.
sons interested, by publication here
of for three consecutive weeks in
the Ladysmith News-Budget, a news
paper published in said county, the
first publication to be made within
fifteen days from the date hereof.
Dated February Sth, 1916.
| By the Court,
D. w. MALONEY,
Judge
j. A. Nicholson, Attorney.
| (First publication Feb. II, 1916 45-47,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18

actually domiciled in the territory
Of post office in the county and
Who meet the other requirements set
forth in Form No. 1877. This form
and application blanks may be OBJ
tanned from the offices mentioned
above or from the United States
Civil Service Commission at wash
ington, D. c. Applications should be
forwarded to the Commission at
Washington at the earliest prac-
ticable date.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the county of Taylor,
Wis, to be held at Stanley and La
dysmith on March II, 1915, to fill
the position of rural carrier at
Lublin and vacancies that may later
occur on rural routes from other
postoffices in the aforementioned
county. The examination will be
open only to male citizens who are
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18

Mounting board In assorted colors
and weights, 10 cents a sheet at
the News-Budget office.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

City Of LadySmith, Jan. 10, 1916
Council met in city hall, regular
session at 800 a. M, Mayor Thomp.
son presiding, with Councilman H
A. D1mock present, o. E. Anderson
absent.
Minutes of previous meetings read
and approved as read.
Resolution offered by Councilman
H. A. Dimock dated Jan. 10, 1916:
Resolved by the council of the
city of Ladysmith, That the time
for the payment of taxes to the city
treasurer without the per cent pen
atty be extended to March /, 1916.
Roll call, Com'r H. A. Dimock, aye,
Mayor Thompson, aye. Adopted.
Resolution offered by Councilman
H. A. Dimock dated Jan 10, 1916:
Resolved by the council of the
city of Ladysmith, That all voters
residing in the city of Ladysmith be
required to register previous to the
next municipal election as provided
by statute.
Roll call, Councilman, H. A.
Dimock, aye, Mayor Thompson, aye.
Adopted.
Report of Ben E. French, City
Treasurer, for month of Dec. 1916:
Receipts
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18

water rent -. -. -. 800
Dec. 80, 1915, Overdraft -. 4470.54
$4503.16
Disbursements
Nov. 80, Overdraft -. ....$4208.04
Orders paid from fund dur
ing December -. $3.50. 295.l2
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-02-18
s45o3.16

Statement of Fund Balances
Receipts
Bal. in Cemetery Fund IS 1880
General Fund -. -. :. 1O479.20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
,,glational acnouc." ="
,,9ImcrIrdn 2raanc." /"
Nine gleacrfnabr acI60tet.

3pei 9}cgerfnaben iuuroen geltern
BON cincn 9nlto.9lbiaIlmogen, welber
Der Stoot oe6ort, iiberiabren. @n-
gene cisco, If Sabre alt, BON ylr.
1870, @orrii6.StroBc, itorb nod eli
ner balben StilnOe i'm Sa6ncntann
slagcH Soipitol an Oen erlittenen
GerleBin9en W16reno Gomoro Guif
t6 Sabre alt, einen SdGoelbrub
unO inncre gcrleblngen oooon trlg
umo nit Dem Gooe ringt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
(silcnar6citcr Itiirafe as.

Scr AS Sabre oltc Gborlcs @roft
bon glr. 104, Senrietto.S Strobe,
Itiir5te geltern Wlorgen iuubreno Der
9lrbeit IN Dem 9leubau Der oGerci.
nigten @ios. nno @leftri5itdts. @eieG-
ihaft~ bonn 16. nod Dem t5. Stod-
iuerf ob. CT 6lieb beiuuBtloS liceen
into wuroc in ser glntbllon6 Ocs
mittIerel DiltriftS nod Dem oMercD-
SoIpital" gebradbt, no bic 9ler0te
fonoen ooB cr ouBcr elmer bcoenf.
lidcn Stopfioitnoc dnlbcineno oi6
inncrc @crleBiInger Oabon getragen
bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
Scr @cItfrieg 6cntc OOr rincm
sSnbr.
(Jia6 benz 9cridt 0es 9eutiden
@eneralitobs.)

gie amerifaniihe Hegicrlng
protcitirt IN elmer Jlotc an Gna.
lono aegcn Die @eeintrddtiolmg
scr Re6tc aucrifaniider 9iirger
imo gcgen Die britiiden oolfer.
redtsuioriacu 9sriirngcridts-llr.
tDeilc.
sSn Aurlano beIebct sic Geut-
i1en 8mom, nebnen 9uffumt Il.
S6iurt (toroipeItlid bon 0liton)
ino riidcn mciter iii0li1 gegcit
Ioblcn Soi5lun6crgc Dor,
SSn 9loropolen geben sic 92ui-
fen iiiowcItlid aolno auf Den gla-
rem 5nriid. 8piicben Giirolenfa
ino g1owo @eorgicipsf erreidt
Die 9lrmee @allpiB ocn gtorcip,
all Dielen 5telten iinb bic 9tidien
idou iibcr oeh 5IuB 5iIriidge-
ipiden.
sSn 5iiopoIcu pciflid Der
@eidieI 3ie6cn sic aeidIaaeuen
gluiien lid III borberciiete SteI-
Ilm0eu an ocr imteren s5l5nnfa
giriid, oefolgt BON ser glrmee
@oDrid, bic ioiort bic neuen riii.
,iiihen 9oritellungcn itiirmt.
3iDiiben @eidIcl uno Dug er-
itiiripen Die geitIden Oos bart
uddig bert6eioigtc arasnostaip.
Sn Gii.Sali5ieu iaiien oitcrrei-
diihe Eruppcn iii0onlicb 5ofaI
am Giiilfer oes Bug ieiten SUB.
Sie65ebu itoIieniic6c 1ipiiio-
ncn maden Sturman1riff ouf bic
Eo0gora.Sobc mo Sic Sodil1de
bon Io6eroo; lie ncbnen sic por-
oeriicn oltcrrcidii1cn @raben,
iueroen aber rpieoer perio1t.
Ger italieniibe @on3erfrruBcr
,,@inieppa @oribaloi~ (7400
Ionncm miro III ser obercu
gloria bon cincm 6iicrreidiibcn
lI.goot bcricilft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

9lm 6reito9 Nlorgcu purOe Serr
9onial ans Eelcp6on gerrien uno
Elm D}onn frogte an, o6 or bel ibnt
Doriprecben fonne. Serr @oniol lagtc
ga uno menige N}inuten ipdter er.
idien Gin iAlonf gcrpo6ielter, ieia
gefleioeter NlonL ser einen oor5iig.
li6en GinOrud mo6te. @r lteaic
iiH ais 8. 8. Riboros, Eriputietre-
tar oeS Scrrn Osborne, ppr. 9iid.
oros trot nit GROCER Sider6eit olti,
er5dblte Serrn 9onial, OoB iein Pr
6eitgeber al eiuigeu uidtigeu 9Sa-
tenten, Ole BUR 3eit inn %otent-9u.
reou in @ai6ington liegefL iutereI
iirt iei rmo OoB Serr osborne i'm
nod Der 9lmoes6ouptIioot ienoe nm
oeiien SSnterenen pa6r5unebmen.
&i6ar0S ertuGbnte oonn Dab CT nidt
picl 8eit babe uno oen IN 6roge fonr
mcnoen G6ed io6olO oIs moglib Tar
iiren moGte. Scrr @oniol lteatc an
oen 6renloen biele 6ro9cn Die iidj
bouptid6lidb ouf Die Brinot- llno 6o-
nlilien-9lngc ieines Jrcltt-
oes Osborne 6c5o9en. Der lln6e-
fonnte bcontiportcte o6er ollie SSragen
elott uno ihnell, CT er5d6lte iogdr
Serrn 9ouiol, oaB Serrn Osboruc'@
So6n nit Scr gtctu-Y -Yorfer 9iational,
@urOc nod Wierifo geben iperoe.
GieS go6 0errn 9oninl Die llebcr5crl-
eung, 0oB Der Dor i6nl StebenOc Der
Yriboilcfretdr leines 6relnoes lein
miiIie. sic gingen Damn nodb Der 0ta-
tionul6onf bon Baltimore 3ort 500
ser llnbefonnte einen G6ed aus Der
Soide, scr otf Oie 2incoln giationol-
9onf in9felp -gorf ge5ogen ipar 9Ils
Sr @onlol oeu getrog nuf Ocnl Gbcd
Io6 $4,000, murOe er chuoS IhlBig-
@r bate gegloubt, Dob Der 9ctrog
6eocilteuo gcringer icin piirOe. gto1-
Dem CT nod cinige 6rogen gcItcllt
6ottc, ipurOe Der SSn6o6er 0cs G6cds
cttuos nnrrbig imo Serr 9onlol bat
te Oen Ginorud, ais o6 er Oenlelben
Ourd sic bielen 6ro9en beleioigt bat
te. @r inOoilirtc oorouibm oen Gbed,
ser onItonOSloS bon oen aollirer
ouS6e5oblt murOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

morer Soien bleiben, Oenn oerDtonn.
i6oft 1T erlou6t iuorOeu, peridieoene
@inlaOungeu ou5llncbmen.
Geutider'fotholiider der Ser''
bono BON . baltimore
unO llmgegeno.
SSn Der am Sonntuo, Oen 16 SSulj
gtobmitto0s . llbr, in Der ct. S5afo.
bus-Soac, glisqiit6. unO Gager-Str.,
o6ge6oltcnen regelmGBigen@eriomm-
ling scr Ggcflttioc oeS nGeutiden
foi6ol. @crbonoes bon 9oltimore
uno llmgegcno" puroe einitimmig
mo nit GROCER geeeiIterllng Die fol-
gcnoc 9leiohltion an Oen nlsge5eid.
neten 9cfebls6ober ocS ociltldet I'M
tcriecbooteS rGeutidlono", Captain
@onl aonig, rno ieine tpodereDtann-
i1oit angenonmen:
ga sic 6obrt 0es llnteriec.Son-
OeIsiGiffcs rGeutiblono" iiber Ben
gltlontiiben S5eon in Ger gon5en ci-
oililirten g9elt ols cine Tbot fiibnen
@agelhilt6es eriten 9touges 6etrodtet
miro;
ga 6ierourb pieoer Ginmol Ser @e-
peis gclieiert tuorOen lit bon Ocm iln-
be5pineliden @eiit ooB oos oeuti6e
@olf beicelt, Dem feine Sinoernilie 5li
ii6eripinoeu 81 groB iinO; ilno
0a Onr1 oie glnfinit ser nGeutid.
lono" in Dem Sofen unierer @otcr-
itobt Baltimore cine Shis5eidnlng
ipieoeriobren it, pegen ipelhcr ale
onoeren SafenItdote glmerifo's nns
beneiOen onf bic Die gon5e 8ebolte-
rilng uniercr Stoot ltol5 iein fam
unO ond ltoI3 lit, Onber ici cs
@efhloiien, oaB Der rGertide ia.
tboliidc @crbono bon Baltimore imO
llmoeecno~ oent 8ii6rer Scr nGcllticb-
lano", Gopitdn Youl a0nig, uno iei-
ncr tpodereu WlonniC6aft feline ber5-
libltcn @liidlpiinlAe cntbietet iino
ibnen pcriibert, ooB ibre fii6n boIl.
6rodte Sbot ale WfitgIieocr ocs Ser
banoes ais 9lmerifnner oeutiber Ser.
funft NIT eincn Stol5 erfiiat, ipie CT
eroBcr foum Die grllIt ilnieren @nts-
Deriuototcn IN Scr olten SeimatD er-
iiiGen fonn. llno iei es ferner
geidloiien OoB ipir boifen imO Be-
ten, ooB OoS llnteriec : Sonoelsldiff
uGeutibIouo~ picOcr eliidliD sic
Seimot6 crrciHct m0ge. Sos ipolte
@ott III ieiner iibergroben Site unO
9arn6er5iofeitl
Gie @rcflltipe oes gTeuti6en fotbol.
@er6onocS bon Baltimore lro
llmgegeno."
@Iitdli1e M eli ie
8rdulein Bertha g9i6 bon 91r.
1i09, SoIlins StroBc, cine @1or-
burecrin, bat oeu Gopt. aouig Elm
@eoi6t ii6erionOt in pel6cn ser
Scgen @otteS fir sic Scimfobrt oes
lluteriee6ootes uGeltidlanO" eriIe6t
miro. Sod flingt oos 9ieO bonn
ll-9oot.Dlnna; Elm oeliti6er aoni9
fiibrt cs an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

glIs So6n s. 3robn bon gtr. 20il
'Sit @aeerltroBc, Ser 6iibrer cineS
8rodtautos Der ugtmcricait greipiug
Co., Sillcrt uno 5orreit-StroBc,
geIterii friib bon Der Gnior.S .SiroBc IN
Ole griDlono.g(petue cinlenfen poIlte,
colIi0irte CT nit cinen g9og9on Der
b nllniteo Hoilipop oto electric Co."
Qus @orocrtbeil oes StroBenbabu-
gSoggons, iopie oie SdusOorrid,
tuna milroen beiddoigt. Das SIN.
terrao oeS 6rodjtautps wur0e ocnlo.
lirt. m os'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
3luci laIlc uum NinSrrIadnlnna.

GoS Sonitdts-Ge Gepariement III ges
Itcrn IN GcnntniB geiebt luorOcn, BOB
Elm 5tpeiter 6oa bon ainoerldbnitn9
irt Ser Stoot 6cfonnt iuuroc Gin 3
Sabre olteS W31o6cn elmer 6ahilic
bon gtem.Norf mel6e Dor einigcn
Gogcn noH einem Souie an Ger
Sonlbnrg-S -StraBe 500, lit an Der
Seude erfronft. Gr 6. s. 9iimfin
brobtc oen Sal 5ur aenntttiB Der Sc.
b6roe, peldc ioiort entipredenoe
Sdrittc troi, I'M cine @eiterbcr6rei-
tung 5li perbinoern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
gIurrtcuHnne fir ben rGentidet
NgrreippnoentD.

Tas Tircftoriim oc3 nglGgenici.
neu 1cniibeh @oiicnbollies~ Bat
ioiaenoc 3uidrit Dem yEeuiiden
0orrcipon0ent~ ilbcrion0t;
baltimore, oeu i3. Sui 1916
&rn. Gpan ". SciuB. Seransacber
ocs ~Zcaihea Gorrcipon0cnt". Sc
c1ricr &errt 1as 1ireftorium oeS
oaInaemeinen 1entiben @oiien.
bous.0ereflsD nimmt bic @clcgcn.
0eit pdbr ,Sbnm micrcu 1ufridJtig.
lign Emf iiir sic 9eroiicutIihung
Der uerlbe0enei gloii3cn in S6rer
3rihina IN 9e3ng auf oas 3rii6.
iobrsieit iniercs Sniiitltcs 3ii iiber.
miiidn @citattcu sic ms 81 ia
aei oaB Sbr MitaciiiDl ms itets III
Grinnerana blcibt uno mir oaiiir
Sbneu jcopeoen Grfolg fir SIRE
3elhnig Iuiinihcn.
Sd babe bir gbre, mid 5iI inter.
3cidnen als SDr crgebeher giortiu
92eocroird, @oriiber oes grefuiio.
GoiHitc's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

ler tropndle Shrn bctnno lidl
aelicrn iiber oer Suiel RoIiai uno
900 IN noromeitliber 9lihtung mei.
ter Wabreno Scr Iebten "a 5htns
oei pur0en @epitterregen aus iait
alien g6ciIen oiilib pom aliiiiifppi.
1liiic acmeIoei Ens perdnoerlidle
Nciicr miro and nod III ben ndd.
item logen anbaltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
Gdltr orr S;taot.
Bic Nsannitaft Ocr
.9entldDlanO" fetlrt.
aOrtIeta'ts IOIot bemte.

@onn fGbrt 0as llnterieeboot ob2 II
gieueicrige 6rogeu iinbeontmor.
tct geIohen Slotten.Sefretdr
+ Daniels iIt ser s(niidt, ooB Oie
9ritcn Dos oeutide Sdiff in
amcsifaniidben @epdiicrn ungc.
idloren Iaiicn. @os ole gr.
fobrling Iebrte. Capt. a0nig
iueiB, mas CT tbut.
Gos ocutide llnteriee. 6rodtihiff
+ nGeutidIono" icbte 9eitern Die glr-
bciten Der 5rodtouiuabme fort unO
miro oomit in einieen Eoecn fertig
peroen uno Die SGlfte Der Nsonn-
idjnft mor geitern beurlou6t. 0ie
onOere SdIfte erb0lt beute llrluub,
I'M ais @Gite scr Stoot Baltimore
bcipirtbet al werocn.
J Ser Sdlepoonpfer 0EboS. S.
Eimnins" lit 9eitcrn nod Der untc-
ren 9oi obeefobreh uno oieie Gbot-
io6c cab al Dem @eriidtc oic Der.
oulniiiIne, Dab Oos llntericcboct
ugrcmeu4 jcocn Gag eriuartet tucr-
ben fomite.
@citerlt ipuroe Elm T6eil oerDionn-
idoft oeS llutcriccbootes oIciltid-
llano" il 9luerfcnnling ibrcr imbcr.
gIeidlidcn 2ciItung onf Soften Ser
Stoot nntcrbolteu Ger Silfs.Ses
frctdr oes WioDors, Serr G6os. 9reu.
Der, 6otte iid ieineS 9liitragcs, eiuen
Blan 81 iolhcr llnterbnltimg 81 mo.
den ilno Die 8erouitolting 5ll leitcn,
in eldn5enoer 8eiie erIeoigt.
Trei iicbeniieige StootgIutomo6iIe
bolten inn etipa A ll6r geitern giod.
nittdg 5e6n 2cute ser geioBung ocs
,Geiti1lano" as. 9lnBer Serrn 9rcu.
Scr iparen Serr aarl Shweiter iino
Serr 6reo. &ldnfer, @ertreter Der
6irmo S6u6ma6cr & 60, in ser
@cielidoit uno crfldrten p16rcno
Ser 6o6rt ourd sic StaOt uno llnl.
gegeno ole Sebcnspiiroigfeiten.
Bonn llnterieeboot aus ging ole
5nbrt 5ucrit nod Dem biitoriiden
Sort McScnrD, ociieh Gjeididte bic
gemanuing bon Der yGeutihlano"
iebr 5u intereiiiren idien. Son bort
muroe Der 9iiidipeg nod Der Stoot
cineeihlagen 100 Dos @eihdiispier-
tel uno oie 8eriuaIttngs- -@ebduoe be.
iihtigt lpuroen Tnrouf purocn Die
6pei groBten lino iAonitcn 8orfs in
Baltimore beiudt, ndmli6 Bnttcr.
Jon Eorf uno Grub Sia @orf 8onl
lcBtercn wuroe ole fiiblenoe 6o6rt
nad &omepoo0 imo bon bort III oos
6errhde Green Spring 8olleD fort.
9eiebt, 9lli Scr Goirp.6orm oes
6errn Gmcrion uuroe Salt gcniudt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

lrIcarapdiidIcr ggcttcrbcridlt.

Aus ben iibrigen 8unoes Bctter.
neutrality-suspicious. iuuroen Die
ioIaenoen bohlten Eemperoturcn,
bic nm s llbr oeItern 4ben6 bcrrib-
ten. bcridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
Is0n5crt an IaIlswaN.lR

Tie 5taot.aapeae 0es &roi. g.
4. Steinmalo bat iiir 0aS CONCERT
am 8aaspaB Monnment beute
gIbcuo BON s big VII llbr iolgrn-
ocS 4sruaramm aliigcItelIt:
Wiarid .guia Raiilmts@ ....... .alinc
q lnbcrire 40 sgeiCbie Napallcrie" Snppe
2. 2eleiilon SO nGo anb 9ieu
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q. sNa pdlOmag ...4............Y YtdOicr
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s. Enc Sicp sDloniD Ionip Wicearron
y wdbniic
70. Hqr 4roi ealuo ibeD canco il
Niiiclann" ....s..s,4.....4...Q9 .Q9biinq
ll H9nl8cr FrinreB Fni" ".......... 0erbrrl
w. Siat @pnualco fauHcr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

S0n5ert i'm 0lSatterI0n. .@arf".

Eas Froaraliim iiir oaS CONCERT
oer itdotiidcu @nrf.aopeae inter
2eihtna BON Froi. Iauiel 5eIomanu
IN Y4otierion.@orr beute glbeno
bon 15S bis 10 llbr III ipie iolgt:
Wafld Ibc qunrnnmeu~ ..s. .6nabcs
z. lnoerlire 5i uLbc Uiil on TIE
@Nfi4 ................... 1ciiiiQcr
p. &clcIiiuu nuS Ihc Nobcminlis" Biccnt
a. Nal3er EnS bc3 R0ineur8" Unnioiie
q, @ioin,EOlO o0alic NrninHi" ~. GuiiO
(Dr Thomas guitD)
g.. .llnce IOm'e Cabin ........ Ndmpc
a. aAcminisccn5cn bon pecihoben~ 0jooitch
8. Nalici aGbc nulOtanlicn cong Narfi
q. e2eotcrion, Berlin u. Gnhoer 8liS" @hulb
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-27
Oliphant Is Big Star
in Victory For Army;
Hard-Fought Battle

New York, Nov. 81. The Army
players with the wonderful Oiphant
their central and rampant figure,
raced past their great rivals, the Mid
shipmen of the Naval Academy, for
winning number of. points Saturday
in the football game at the Polo
Grounds. They raced to the fourth
consecutive victory over the Navy.
but it was the hardest won victory of
the four. The Army won 10 to and
those seven Navy points not only rep
resented gallant and gritty uphill
tussle by the Midshipmen, but also the
first time they have driven an attack
across the Army's goal line in three
years.
This was a mans sized battle by
youths just at or not quite up to the
border land of maturity, the hardest
fought, most shifting in it's sway first
one way, then the other, that the serv-
ice rivals have had in years and much
the best from the viewpoint of action
and toll the two ever have had at the
Polo Grounds.
The Army points were from two
touchdowns, from neither of which
the goal was kicked, and one goal
from the field: the Navy's were from
touchdown and the converting of it
into a goal. The Army did most OF
its racing for points in the first
period and all its accumulation of
scores in the first half.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-27
Cornell Wins Annual Run;
New Record by Overton

New Haven, Conn, Nov. %. - Cor
nell won the intercollegiate cross
country on the new West Rock course,
here Saturday. John Overton. the
Yale champion, won the individual
Championship, covering the course in
S5 minutes 80 As seconds.
The contest was one of the most
spectacular held in years. Many hun
dreds of spectators were at the start
ing and finish line, close to the Yale
bowl.
Overton's victory had been expected
He finished easily with Carroll, OF
Michigan, second in S5.49i2, and
Wenz. OF Cornell, third, in S5.5s 2-5.
The order of other men finishing
follows:
Dempsey, OF University of Maine;
Dresser, OF Cornell; King, of Harvard
Watson, of Syracuse; McDermott, Of
Cornell; Windnagle, of Cornell
Thompson, of Dartmouth; Preti. OF
Maine; Shotwell, OF Princeton; Boyn-
ton. of Cornell: Levine, of Yale; Eur
nino. of Princeton, and Smith, of Dart
mouth.
The team scores were: Cornell, IS;
Yale, 90; Syracuse, 115: Harvard, 100;
Maine, 123: Dartmouth. 1873; Penn
sylvania, 10; Princeton. 1T2; Michi-
gan, 1913; Penn State. SO, and Col
lege of City Of New York, 32S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-27
Superior Attack Wins
Game For Yale Eleven;
Harvard Fights Gamely

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 27.--Shat-
tered by superior attack, crumpled
by much stronger defense, the Har-
ward football team was beaten by the
Yale eleven in the bowl Saturday by
a score of 6 to 8. Nearly $4,000 per-
sons witnessed the contest. Thus has
1t come to pass that Yale team has
not only vanqushed q Harvard ma
chine for the first time in seven years,
but the Blue has scored it's only
1907. All the points in the game were
made in the first half. In the first
quarter the Crimson scored three
points by a field goal by Robinson
when the period was more than two-
thirds ended. Yale retaliated in the
second quarter when the first half was
almost over by making touchdown.
Neville was the Yale hero who
crossed the Harvard goal line. He
was the first blue-clad athlete to
achieve this feat since Ted" Coy
twice carried the ball for touch
downs against Harvard in 1909.
Less than a minute of the first half
remained to play when Neville shot
through the right side of the Crimson
line for a touchdown. He had less
than a yard to dive and it was Yale's
last down. So adamant was the Har-
ward defense that it required eight
scrimmages before the Blue could
make the touchdown that caused the
downfall of the erstwhile mighty
Crimson machine. In those eight
rushes Yale carried the ball less than
IL yards.