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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
PURPLE ADDS HIDE
OF IOWA TO H0N0RS
Northwestern Advances An
other Step Toward Big
Nine Title.
SCORE, TWENTY THIRTEEN

Chicago, Nov. ll.--Northwestern
moved another step toward the Zig
Nine" championship today, defeating
Iowa 20 to IS, In an uphill game.
Coming from behind, Northwestern
scored three touchdowns in the Sec
ond half, after being outplayed Ii the
first two periods Iowa's only touch
down was scored by Scott, who
smashed his way over early in the
first period. Davis added six more
points to lowa's total b6oting two
field goals in the second half.
The game was spectacular, al Wilt
Jams, Kohler, Underhill and Davis
made end runs for long gains and
each eleven used the forward pass to
advantage.
Must Defeat Purdue.
Northwestern, which with Ohio
State remains undefeated in The West
ern conference race, must defeat Puf-
dye next Saturday to keep It's slate
clean. The, Evanston eleven, II VIC
torious over Purdue, will meet Ohio
State at Columbus on November Is to
decide the championship.
Iowa scored touchdown In the
first period when Scott went over
sitter . series Of line plunscs from
Northwestern's twcnty-yard line.
Davis kicked goal
Northwestern came within striking
distance OF scoring near the close 81
the second period, but a forward pass
BY Kofhltf went wild, Iowa recov-
cred the ball on, It's fjfteen-yard line.
Williams vent IN for Northwestern
as quarterback and gained thirty-onc
yards on hls first two plays.
Northwestern scored two touch.
downs in the third period on It's first
five plays. uhderhill went over, but
Putnam failed, at goal. The SECOND
was scored BY Williams who smathed
through from lowas vineyard lind,
Putnam kicked goal. Davis added
three points 10 l6wA's total By a drop
kick from Northwestefn's ls-yard
line.
Score Again In Last
Northwestern Scored another touch
down ID the final period, Kosher 10
ing over for the two-yafd line, Pit.
man kicked goal, and Davis registered
another drop kick for Iowa, bootinR
the ball betYten Northwestern Saal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
NOTRB DAME SHUTS
OUT SOUTH DAKOTA
Indiana School Eleven Piles Up
Score Of Twenty Points at
Sioux Falls.
SPEED AND SCIENCE WIN

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. ll.--Notre
Dame defeated South Dakota here
today in their annual gridiron contest
by the score Of 20 to 0. Superior
speed and science on the part of the
Hoosiers against the beef Of the
Coyotes made the game more close
ly contested one throughout than the
score would indicate. Cofall, captain
of the Catholics, distinguished himself
by making all three Of his teams
touchdowns, and kicking the two
goals. South Dakota's greatest gains
were the result Of forward passes. at
which they excelled. A light snow
and frozen field made running diff
cult and straight foot ball was played
almost wholly. The Coyotes two
chances Of scoring were frustrated b
having passes intercepted when nea
their opponents goal line. The lineup
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Burglars Enter Two Homes;
Get Money and Watch

z, s. Hegarty, 1878 Paul street, in
forms the police that burglars gained
entrance to his house and stole a
child's bank containing $40 and gold
watch.
Paul Albert, 1870 Nicholas street,
ASSERTS that his home was entered by
thieves, who made way with 50 and
. considerable quantity OF clothing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Commissioner Jardine Has
$9,516.80 StiIl Unspeni

City Commissioner Jardine Of the
public improvements department Is
beginning to strike a balance OF the
years work. In The sewer depart-
lnent he learned that total OF $30l,-
684.39 was expended, leaving a bal
ance Of $o,5i6.80 The largest sewer
contract OF the season was the storm
wates sewer in Mime Lusa addition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Glass in Her Eye
Valued at $3.50

May Siders, a musician, has filed
suit with the clerk of the district
court for $3.50 damages as the re-
suit Of alleged injuries suffered in a
peculiar accident which occurred oh
October II. The Union Pacific is
named defendant in the suit.
The petition relates that while the
plaintiff was travelling aboard one Of
the company's passenger trains be.
tween Omaha and Fremont, a door
on freight car Of train going in
the opposite direction on a parallel
track swung against window near
which she was sitting. She claims
that particles of glass flew into one
Of her eyes and damaged the sight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Captain Of Cavalry from
Mexico In CHARGE Here

Captain James r. Mckinley Of the
Eleventh cavalry arrived In Omaha
10 take charge Of the local army re.
cruiting station. Captain Mckinley
comes direct from Mexico, where Ii
has been since the outbreak OF Dor.
der hostilities against Villa. His fam.
ily will arrive from the east Monday
and he will make his home in Dundee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
British Cotton Steamer
Sunk In the Mediterranean

Boston, Mass. Nov. 1.-THE Brit
ish freight steamer Gulf Of Suez,
bound from Alexandria, Egypt, for
Liverpool, with cargo OF cotton has
been sunk in the Mediterranean BY
German submarine, according to
advices received here today. The
steamer carried no passengers. The
fate Of the crew was not stated in the
message.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Bloodhounds Fail to
Locate Robbers Trail

Bloodhounds procured from Bea-
trice through the local sheriff's Of
flee to run down the robbers who
broke into a drug store at Waterloo.
Neb, Thursday night, failed TO Be Of
any aid to the, authorities there. The
robbery was OF focal interest in view
Of the fact that the bulk of the loot
was jewelry owned BY Brodegaard
Bros. company Of Omaha,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

l1ivc yards.
Craig was easily the star OF the
game. Evans Of Bellevue ran his rival
a close second for quarterback hon
ors. Kinnier, Bellevue's center played
one. Of the best games OF his career
and substantiated the claims Of the
Purple and Gold rooters that he is en-
titled to all-state position as center.
Peru's backs, Sandberg. Caldwell, B.
Emmert, L. Smith and Captain Haney
were perhaps the fastest set OF backs
seen on the Bellevue field this season.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

They had just bern introduced to eacb
other at the reception given by Mrs, Gold
stones
Presently the younger girl. glancing at a
man who had recently entered. remarssa.
Il can't think what's the matter with that
TAI, dara man over there. Just before YOU
came, he was staring hard at ms. and looked
as though he wanted to be introduced. Now
whyt" "'"uef
'Perhsps," sstd the other, cts because
ne saw me come il, I'm his wife"-Phiia-
dslphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

Subsututsss Bellevue---Ebersole for j.
klnnier. Allen for Ebersole, Rule for Johns,
paugherty for Rule. Stewart for psugherty (:
Peru--sandherg for Caldwell, b. Emmcrt for
]. Smith, Touchdown: Craig. Drop kicks.
craik. 2. Referee; Charlesworth. Umpire
Haseall Head linesmsn: Webb Time Of
quarterst Us minutes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

Referee: Wood, Yale. Umpife: Graham.
Iowa State. Head linesmah: Carbcrry, ST.
Thomas. Touchdowns Metre Dame. Cofall
ts). Goals from touchdown: Eofall i2)
Substitutes: Notre Dame Dorrlas for Phe-
Philbin for McInerney, Andrews for Cough
Ian. Ward for Degree, Bergman for Fitz-
patrick, Miller for slackford; South Da-
kota, Coffey for Harmon. Brown for Cot
fey. Time Of quarters, fifteen minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
\ TOO SWIFT
ELLEVUE MEN
Put Up High Grade
Ball Against the
indians.
IRTEEN NAUGHT
tIRTEEN NAUGHT

Indians displayed an
|rong defense Friday
their game on the
BID the fast and heavy
u to one touchdown
[om the field. After
the second period
real class on defense
scoring BY the end
1t only three yards
istle saved the score
instead OF Is TO 0.
S displayed an I'm
slipping through
in the fine or for
two off tackle on
Haney for Perm
lines, for an average
ards, Shainholtz for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

the distFict couft 10 fySue h0tIctS 81
a meeting Of the stockholders. The
action to show cause why they should
not issue notices Of the meeting was
brought BY Edwin +. Swobe. one Of
the stockholders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Musical Program at the
+ Parkvale Church Wednesda,

The following program will be pre-
sentsd at the Parkvale Presbyterian
church, Thirty-first and Gold streets
Wednesday evening for the benefit Of
the music fund;
Who KnoWa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

Here is another story which comes
from the postoffice. DR.. Braun Is
living at Courtenay. Fla, where lie
has been for the last three years. A
letter. to this, effect was forwarded to
the marquis BY the Postoffice depart
ment, who had been asked to locate
him,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Says Missing Doctor is
Living In San Francisco

Prof. A. c. c. Pfuhl, who is stop
ping at the Hehshaw hotel, says the
pr. Braun for whom Postmaster C.
E. Tanning and lie Marquis Henesan
Of Villa Villa, N. J., are looking Is
now living In San Francisco. The
missing doctor IS described by Prof.
Pfuhl as nearly 20 years OF age, has
gray eyes and wears full beard and
glasses.
DR.. Braun, according to the inform
ant, advertises his New Thought"
ideas in all the San Francisco papers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

There WINS an old teacher, named Dutch,
Who roafcd against foot ball and such.
II was runiored around
4 That his mind wasn't sound,
So his talk didn't matter so much.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
DESDE Fl DESTIERRO
Carsanza debe formar cuanto antes I'm gobierno

mos antes, Siempre tienen mala vo-
luntad a los hombres a quienes Sc
ven oblieada q obedecer.
Incontinenti Sc pagaran los qua
trocientos m~illones en- orc que i'm
portan los perjuicios sufridos por
ciIdadanos norteamericanos, dejan-
dose un fondo de reserva para que
cuandO sc haga Ia paZ en- Europa sc
solvente 10 que por el mismo capitu-
10 reclamen Inglaterra, Alemania.
Francia. Italia, e]tc&tera, etcetera. Ell
senior Ministro de instruction Publ
ca civiiiZara desde luego 4 dieZ mi
Homes de infortunados indios hernia
nos para que voten conscientemente
ell sufragio sea effective, circuns-
tancia sin Ia cual no tendremos nun-
ca democracia. Esto es 10 mas SEN
clio V 10 que mss pronto puede ha-
Ger el gobierno que establezca don
Venustiano en- Ia legitima e historical
capital de la R~epublica.
En- cuanto d Ia reconstruction ma
cional no tiene Ia opinion publica
para que meter en- apuros al senior
Carranza. .Alguien ha dicho que los
hombres, los pueblos y las plantas ma
cen, crecen V Sc desarrcllan. Y como
de 10 destruido han quedado los CT
mientos, hay que esperar, admitiendo
aCuella ~teoria, q que IA generation
expontanea nos ofrezca un creci-
miento que, recorrido su ciclo, nos
prcsentc floraciones de arquitectu-
IA Y de belleza incorporates.
Por 10 que We a los refugiados.
bien saben va los ciudadanos de Ia
revolution que en- sus compactas
Columns numericas de valor positi-
vo no somos cifra Y que, como al
gGna ye@ dijera el m~oquiave!ico po-
,it;co don Rosendo Pineda, mo publ
mos hacer otra cGsa que rendirnos,
Y nos hemos rendido."
Los r~cfugiados. haciandonos eco
dc Ia opinion. s5lo desc2mos Ell es-
tahlecimiento de Ill gobiernO, cual-
cu!a:G que sen porIue $50 es 10 que
"eccsita n patiia, Y la pat:!a debe
est2r por soJre toda5 las cosas.
E?AMINON0AS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Opiniones de Ia prensa Guiana sobre el
senior General Victoriano Huerta
FOLIMARk.

ficos, especialmente 4 Ia astronomia
V a las matematicas.
Cuando ell general Porfirio Diaz
comenZo su reorganization del cjcr-
otto mexicano, Huerta fue ascendida
I captain de mgenieros. Y mientras
Sc sostuvo en- este grade hizo eli plan
general de Ia organization del EsJG-
do Mayor General de Mexico. Fua
uno de los miembrOS mas a~ctivos de
ia Comisi6n del mapa m,Iitar de Ne
Xico, siendo el quien Sc emcargara de
los trabajos de astronomia de la CO.
mission. Y de medir Y explorar los lu-
cares mas inaccesibles del territorio
MeXicano.
Ell los amos ~siguientes, Huerta hi
20 IN servicio militar muy active.
En- 1901 dejo el Estado Mayor Y Sc
hizo cargo del mando de la infante-
ria en- Ia campana iniciada contra los
indios yaquis. Despues de esta can
pana Sc lie puso de nuevo al frente
de los trabajos topograficos del Es-
tado Mayor General an el Estado de
Sonora. Tomo parte en- Ia sigu;er-
tie campana contra los yaquis, asi
como en- Ia campana contra los in
dos mayaS de Yucatan. Como pre-
MIC a sus servicios en- las guerras con
ira los indios, el general Diaz as
cendi6 a Huerta al grade de Briga-
der Y una vez mas 10 envio al Esta-
do Mayor General.
Cuando comenzo Ia revolution que
habia de llevar al poder al senior Ma
dero, Huerta mandaba las fuerzas del
Gobierno en- el Estado de Guerrero.
Cuando Madero subio a Ia PresiGen-
cha, el general Huerta fue enviado
4 Morelos al frente de IN grueso ejer
cito a poner fin q Ia revolution "a
patista. FL efecto causado en- Ia
opinion publica por Ia energia del ge-
neral Huerta en- esta campana hizo
que Ell senior Madero 10 llamase q
Mexico. dandosele el mando del eier
cito del Norte, que hahia de ausar
Ia espan:osa derrota sufrida por O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
de Historic NacionaI
INTRODUCTION

pone, Ia revolution Y los gobiernos de
Mexico carecen cast de s~ignificaci6n
II primera porque, llegado su agota-
Glientc-que es como va a terminar
40 pasara de haber sido mas que
Uaa serie de tragicos successes, soSte-
nidos ' prolongados por Ia ascmhro-
"a v;ta,idad nacional, Ia misma que,
cor Iarcueza. cubrira TODD 10 que los
bucnos hijos de Mexico, cua!esquiera
que sean, necesiten para llevar a fe-
liz termino Ia magma obra de recons-
trucc!0n. Los segundos. los gooier-
nos. que muy pocas veces hacen obra
verdaGeramente evolutiva Y t~rascen-
dental, carecen. como dec!amos an
ties, &c Specification, porque no cons
tituyen otra cosa que el entroniza-
m!enJo de un jefe Y u partiGarios:
son ]incidenteS politicoS Ell Ia vida
de los puebios, que, como Ell nuestro,
fuerte por su riqueza Y su caracter,
esta llamado q vivir, 4 desenvolverse,
4 ~sostenerse de por 81, colocanGo a los
mandatarios en- el punto que les CO.
rreSponde, sin mas atribuciones gu,
las de un cerebro regulator Y armoni-
zador de todos los derechos Y de to-
dos los intereSes de Ia gran colecti-
vidad nacional.
\ este campo quIere LA PRENSA
que lIegua el pueblo mexicano. Y CO.
mo para lograrlo son n~ecesarios Ell
libro, Ia escuela y el peri0dico, pone
esta publication sus energias al ser
vicio Unconditional de una obra cuyo
perfeccionamiento. aunque no inme-
GiaUo, colocara q laaPatria a Il altura
cue debe hallarse respecto de las de-
mas naciones civi!izadas del univer-
so.
81 Ia passion del partidarismo. Ia
emotividad ocasionada todavia por la
contienda y el odio V Ia venganza IL
Hos recuerdan las guerras de tribu Z
tribu frente al Teocali, impiden que
esta labor de LA PRENSA sea tan
fructifera como 10 deseamos. nos con-
solara Ell recuerdo de IN eminente
tribune espaaol que dijo: 'ningun
esfuerzo por el progreso universal Sc
pierde."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24

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dasde q pr6yimo 1uDes aparecer5 una
secci6n historical. en- Ia que. ademaS
de narrar los hechoa cu!mlnantes que
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de Ia demoeracia y de la constitution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
CULTURA

"Crando Herman Cortes entro a
Mexico, la Ciudsd Sc hallaba CONVEX
tida en- un monitor de escombro5..."
Este es IN fragmento de un librito
&c historic patria. Herman Cortss no
en,ro a, sine en-, que eS esta Ultima
Ia proposition con que el verbo rige
aqui al nombre.
La forna entrar a es muy uSada Y
debe desterrarse.
FL verbo d~iferenciar es de IA mis-
ma termination que e. verbo agen-
ciar. iPOr que. pues, dicen, algunas
personals cultas :csto Sc diferencia de
aquello Y no dicen: 20 sgencio tai
c1al cosa? Ell verbo dif~erenciar Sc
conjuga como agenciar : Sc dice
70 agerc;o; no hay raZon para que
Sc olga 20 diferencic, nj III diferen-
| cias nj ei d~iferercia. Esto sc dife-
rencia de 10 otro. en- "a! o cual cosa.
Is. pues, I'M barbarismo decir o es-
cribir: diferencia.
Esptreme aqui un POGO; no me
tarGo.
No. 10 ne queGare aqui; pero me
ire Gespacio para ir,o esperanto. Ese
irlo que 81 10 refiriesemos d una mu-
jer seria: irla, nos resulta as. como
IN hom0nimo del disparate irla con
que Ia genie ignorante designa II
h:la que a-ntiguamente era muy en-
pleada para curar llagas 0 hcridaS.
Este de irlo esperanto mas parece
de palurdos que De personals cu!tas,
' apenas Sc puede coacebir que ha-
va quien 70 use en- libros y peri6di-
cos.
No encuentro, en- verdad, como
pasa i~nadvertida para muchos este
pesima forma. Va que es tan facii
decir: para ir e~sperandolo, 81 sc trata
da co.as q .s,.-,,Jol . a,,er,nJo-
J., >; 90 ,ra+, de ,arsoras aunoIo
Ia forma correcta Y pulcra seria ts-
"a. nara ir esperando a listed.
Fl Trio eSneranio causa ascozor en-
los oi.Ios.
En- n corresooDJencia familiar Y
IN, ON 10 official 60, muv rsadas es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24

gusto dlrljo a listed. n presentc car
ia para etc.
En- IA otra forma propuesta: Ten
go Ell honor dc communicable etc, So
bre ser burGo Y llano hablar asi q
IN superior gerargico. hay c!erta am
bigiiedad en- IA forma ' el ]pronombre
lie hace relaci0n a Ia tercera perso-
ma. a Ia cual no Sc dirige el autor de
"a communication o nota Official, siro
/ Ia segund& que debe designarse con
Ell pronombre listed. Debe, pues. de-
cirse: Tengo ell honor de comunicar
4 listed. etc.
die a "a sonora que tantos favo-
res NE ha hecho, que deseo manifcs-
tarie Iii eratitud en- alguna forma.
Tai es Ell fragmento de una carta que
tcnemos q Ia vista.
Die, "a qui@n?-A Ia seaora. Lue-
go e. pronom5re lie esti nal emplea-
DO Y mejor sera la; pero como enton-
ces resultaria muy POGO euf0nico de-
cir: Dila a la senora esto o aquel!o.
mejor es Suprimir e. pronombre por
redundante y decir, Z secas:Di I Ia
senora.... FL que, que "a a cont
| nuaci0n, sc refiere . Ia seEora = no
es correcto emplearlo relatlvamcnte
4 p~ersoTas. sino u cosas. 10 prcpiO
es usar e. quien en- este case la seno-
ra quien tantos f~avores me ha hccho.
Despues aparece otra veZ ei pre-
nombre lie fuera de prop6sito. refi-
:;endose i Ia sonora; 40 puede ADM
tirsa L. fogma masculine de. pronom-
bre de Ia terccra persona para subs
tituir Z un nOmbre como eS sonora;
In falta es reaaltante por mas que
seq va i~nveterado usar dicho pro
nombre al referirse . una mujer. De
De dccirse. pues: que deseo manifeS-
tsrla mi gretitud. ct. Hacienda las
correcciores indicadaS, cl fra%maEjo
lie il carta queaaria &ai: Di / la Sc.
Nora g2ien taatos favo-co nc III he
cho, Il de5co ma~nifestaria n: era
titrd en- elguna forma.
e. indebido empIeo del pronom]rc
lie como comp!crnente regimen de lin,
direeto O de a~cusativo o i.direcso Q
de dativo reyela dc una manera bieH
clara IL suma de coaocimientos gra.-
maticaleS que poSeen los que 10 en-
plean en- Ell lcnguaje hablado o cscr!-
TO.
Is corrierte Dir. retirilndo5e = PEI
soma de! scxo f2meHin3 cXp@esioHcs
como ts,as: 70 &c ense6: Is Gr-m:-
t:ca.-PiJalc II; libro = Anita. No
&c digas io que Ia pasado y ror G!
cSt;!o. 10 ma que "lgaaos g:ama-
,icos tole.an cs Que - cm0!ee .! =
por IA, caando t2n&aa que S7gu;rse
dos ~Dr0nOnbrcs igua!cs. como On este
case: HE Pase un ano e~nsenanao,a
la Ar;trret;ca. En- este case para
evitar Ia c.~cofonia de: cnsenando-!a-
!e-Aritmct;ca, puede tolc"arsa e! en-
pleo de. lie diciendo: nc pase IN arc
cnscnando-le la Aritmet:ca.
! hasta aqui por ahora.
FOLlMARk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
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