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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

ty to look after the American rights.
At Chicago the party will deal capably
md honorably with questions of this
nature as we'll as economic issues. The
candidate chosen will be sound as to
patriotism, and will be man of con-
victions and force. These things may
safely be taken for granted. And the
tariff will be an issue of importance,
whatever other issues may be up. But
mere generalizations pitched to NOR
al key will not command so much re-
spect as they did four years ago. The
haste with which the Progressive lead
er has shelved the transcendent moral
issues of 1912 will cause widespread
doubt as to their value, on the part of
persons temporarily impressed by his
deliverances. If we can get along
without the recall of judicial decisions
and the arbitrary enforcement of pres
idential primaries, it is possible that
the reelection of the Colonel is not
an absolute essential of national sal
walton. At any rate, the Republican
National convention promises to be
composed of men we'll able to pass on
these matters.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

cent, with Asia by little less than
40 per cent and with Australia by
about 10 per cent"
Even if these be facts and not inn
aginings, they present nothing as
tonishing. What other source of sup
ply except the United States, have
these countries had during the war?
England has increased her export
trade somewhat, but the remaining
countries have been cut off. More.
over, the United States recovered
from the shock in September 1914,
two months after the.declaration Of
war. The exports fof that month
were 100000 greater than for July,
before war began. They amounted
to $l95, 100000 in October. They
were $3OO,0O0,OOO in February, 1915.
DIR. Pratt is in wrong again. as usual.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
Nominatir- an Exotic"

lotto T. Barnard of New York, Re-
publican delegate, New York Times)
l cannot conceive of Republican
convention selecting as its candidate
for president a member of different
political party, either Democratic OF
Progressive.
The mere statement of the PROPOSE
ton should defeat it and if the Repub-
lican party should admit that there
was no one in the party worthy of the
nomination it could not hope for moi
could it meet with success. Such q
transplanted "outlander' candidate
would be beaten before the hot wea.
ther was over. Nor could any Repub-
lican be justly criticised for openly
opposing this exotic.
A Republican who voted for Wilson
would not be deserving his party; his
party would have deserted him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

tanned among the governments of civ
ilized people, and whose foresight,
amid the dark clouds of international
conflict, has ever seen clearly the way
to humanity, independence and self
respect, to William E. Baroh. senator
and statesman, we extend with the firm
grip of loyalty, the friendship of a
grateful people.
Confident that the history of our
great party, and that our domestic and
foreign policies should be at all times
firm, vigorous and dignifed, we feel
assured that the coming election will
bring victory to the Republican party
and prosperity to the American peo-
pie"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
GOSSIP FROM
WASHINGTON AND
OF CONGRESS

The volunteer reserve army which
is provided for in the Senate's army
bill is evidently not popular with the
Democrats, even though it has the
supposed sanction of the President.
Thirty-four votes were cast against
it and twenty-four of these came from
the Democratic side of the chamber.
Seventeen of these votes came from
the South, where it is said there is
much fear that volunteer regiments
of negroes may be organized. 1t has
long been known that the Southern
Democrats were unwilling that color
ed men should take part in the politi-
cal affairs of the nation, but it had
not been known before that they were
the nations battles.
The final witness in the hearings be-
fore the House naval committee was
Josephus Daniels, who took occasion
to cast aspersions upon Admiral Fiske.
The admiral has demanded an oppor-
tunity to be heard in defence of his
record, but the Democrats on the
committee will not permit it. "Pitiless
publicity" seems to be perQuisite of
members of the administration only.
Uncle Ike Sherwood, Democratic
Congressman from Ohio, who will re-
tire because he cannot follow Presi-
dent Wilson, has been in Congress a
great many years, and he will be miss
ed. Like Lincoln, he was the soldiers
friend, especially in the matter of PEN
sions. Ike has been of that staunch
and sturdy type of Democrat which
commands the respect of friend and
adversary alike. He has served IL
years in Congress and the only time
he has wobbled was when, after a
speech against the preparedness
schemes of our temporarily bellioose
President, he introduced bill for a
large munitions plant to be located in
his home town. Toledo. The example
of the President was contagious. Con-
gresham Sherwood served in the
Civil War from 1861 to 1865, entering
as private and being mustered out
as a brigadier general. He participant
ed in 43 battles and was seven times
specially recommended for gallantry
on the field of action. When the
Democratic Administration, couple
of years ago, raided the departmental
service and fired a great many of the
old Civil War veterans, Ike was at
the mass meeting held at the New
Willard, wrought to fine frenzy by this
cruel act. He has been doughty
Democrat, and the kind that are go
ing into retirement rather than follow
the meandering Woodrow Wilson.
The Democrats in the Senate voted,
to a man, against Senator Lodges
amendment to the sugar bill providing
for higher duty on dye-stuffs in order
to encourage our chemists to go into
the business. And yet the Democratic
party thinks it can successfully ask
the country to let it have the manage
ment of public affairs during the per-
iod, soon to come, when the problems
growing out of the European war will
have to be settled.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
RECEIVES SHIPMENT
CHESTER WHITE HOGS

w. C. Postlethwaite Monday morn
ing received shipment of registered
Chester White hogs from Iowa.
The animals were in excellent con-
dition and look their lineage. Mr..
Postlethwaite intends growing Ches-
ter Whites for the market here.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

we send greetings to our senior
senator, whose wisdom has ever
sought for this nation that course
which will command honor and res
pect among the nations of the earth.
whose firmness has never relaxed in
support of the grand principles of
government which Washington, Ham
ilton and Lincoln inaugurated and sus-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
Gus fremont, le6r.

gs baden iid big lett MIR nuse.
i1br bic 6dIfte Der 5lir 8dhl be.
redtigten 9iir0er regiitrieren loiien,
lito lpeuit bic onoeren nid)t IN Der
Heuen 8od]e Is nth, Odni gebelt
tie hires 8ablrehts perluitig.
3ie 2ebrer DON Git 3eiltraI 9tc-
brasfa meroen an z. nfto s. 4pril
in 5remolt lire 3uiamlneilfutft
balten, uaO lift fir oieien ,3tpcd
EN- glites grogr1nnn a~uI9eltelt
Doroen. Is tperoen unter. oiloerel
M. 9. D556eo oolt Der ltniperil.
tat bon 8iaoniill, mo 9utatiel
BUTTER Don Der Chicago nniuerii.
tot Aniprad)en balten. 8eiter1il
rDeroen u. 8 9boinns bon gincoIn,
4an5Ier G5iilner bon Der Meslean
%llnineriit1t mo anoere 5i oen
2e9rern ipred)efl.
pint s. 4pril miro Der oeflo1nato-
ride @ettitreit, an benz @ofi6iiler
0es Dit. Central @ebrasfa 9iitrifts
teililebmen, I'M A~lioitorillm Der bic.
iiaen 6ohidnIe itottiinoen, ml0
nnriten pleIe Der gebrer ulO Sch.
rerinneit 0ober id)on on oieiem Gage
i'll Fremont eilltrenen.
6rdif Wnrlier Steiitbod lit bier
ON Wontog Irii1 %geitorben. Sie
fam nit ibrem Mailiie I'M Sabre
1870 nod anlerifa mo notaite NIT
nemielben ilber 30 Sabre auf Ell.
ier sSarni III Saliloers gonlttD.
8or ~nngefahr sSobren 5oaen lie
onnn ilad1 5renlont. mo tic MN ihr
Sebefl beihloiiei hnt. Gle miro pal
i6rem @otten uno adlt ainoeru be.
trmlert. 0os gegrabris fin0et ben.
tie Itatf.
Der III oieler Nohe llid)t re.
giitriert, biibt ietr Ballredlt Elm.
AIs itr 4ferD an Saiistog al
Der Oiniit Sfrn6e id)ell ipnr0e ulfn
ourdbrnnnte. mllrne 5rnli sSacob
@erlsnlalin. st., aus ocnt gsogcll
gedIcuhert; bod fam lie NIT Dem
Sdlreden unb etlIdeii Sniitabihir.
ullaen DAMON.
SRI. Anth Burter mcldle iii Ser
donrns SduIe in Der @ebiter
9tadbaridluit Iebrt. 1T ihmer err
@fraift.
Sn Der Wlnpletopn 8oIe miro am
Mitttuoh enc Gcrianrmllua itati-
| fin0en. inn has 9rnblem elmer Tii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
itriLts AoddduLe AZ erSrtern

itritts &odifule AT erorterm
Nob Swonion triiD bette friib
infolee elmer Grnoiion ieiiies Dlr'
liace grnnDwunoen i'm @eiift Boz
ron. or battc nidt eetpnbt, oaB
eS 10 gefdbrIih mar, aeroitn ms
6cuer 5ir ihitteub i'm es better
bremen AT modem
gtaA ben Icbten ga ridten 1T
SEER Sobn Goerr III Superior,
melder idiper erfronft tpnr, 70 weit
bergeitcIlt, oab man feline @enefnnp
eriportct
Sri. SrieOo Gbriitcuicu, wcIde
fell orei Boden In $cIpiial mar,
lit 10 ireit better, oob tie III oos
.cIterlidle SaiIS iibcriiibrt peroeu
tonnte.
60. Hiitpo bat lcin $1lls All Der
5ipeiten Strobe an 6. gIiB Der.
fdnTt iiib miro NIT ieiner1 6oinilic
nor Der Snnb I'M Snuie ieines
S6piegerDaters pp1nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
Nus Nebrasia GitD
uub nmgtgenD!
%. ar1ra t9tt

~. Wfar6 I5ln,
Gatd bier Seigt Der Wotiat Mdr5
ittne 01irneiL ilno oos ifone 8et,
ter BON poriaer Mod]e mitBte eittem
toIten Negelt. bon iibIihem Bi10e
beeIeitet. peiden, 10 oaB nller Der.
febr 6nriinter lit. Wir erfreuen
inns ieooh unter bent hailfigen
GSediel oeS Ncttcrs gutter @eInno.
beit, NIT Der Nnsndhne por 4endl.
biiiten un6 Nllanps. buben mir feis
ne nnltedenoen arnnfbpiten 81 per-
5eidnen. Seooh b1ren mir fat
ieoen Gag Ron IooeSf1Ilen ourf
SltngeneutaiinCnng, meIdle nteiItenS
uuter nlten geuten pprfommer,
ODER Dem 2eihtiinn Der Sugeno
ali3iiihretben lit. Go iUlrOe bier.
ielbit bic 9eid)e non Abe @olb-
berg, non Sbcnnnooob, Sn., dnI
8~onnerstng olif Dem sSsraelitiihel
4trd)bof beigeiebt. ST mar Elm
Gobn oes hieiigcn alciberh1nolers
Gam. @oloberg, lpelfer III Sbenall.
boob Elm gleides Beif1ft betrieb.
I'm raid reid 5u ~tperoen, b1tte CT
al niele Giien int Jeler, tpoDurd)
CT Tib IelbIt oorn1dl1iiigte. I'll
erreif,te elm sitter bon 80 Sdbren
nio bfnteflaBt feline @attin, cine
Tohter rnleres p%eritorbenen Dtit.
biirgers &. Sepi, nno 5pei S1bne,
nnberoein ieinen Batter, Sam @oI6-
berg, uier Ghmeitrn nno einer
8rroer. 3obbiner Cohen uon Smn.
30 amtierte Tel DER geeroigung.
Sfe1 gotpeG bon 9%allnDro, lpur.
be om 20. Mars in Dem Ser.
Stooten.@ eridt in gincoIn ifnIoio
b%efunoen, III 3pei 51nen $685.
unteridIaeen 81 bahen. Scr BE.
Itrofte mar crit einige Monote Der.
beirntet ltno beging Die ltnterifIo.
gulg, m1breno CT ais 6ilfs.grief.
trigger nngeitellt mar, in DeIfer 4n.
lteaimg ibm bares @elo BON Gar.
ntern annertrout unroe, I'M es per
Boitanneilunpen an ongemieiene
aoreiien gu ienoen. Sem ltrteil III
nod nidlt befonnt gemodt.
6reb Splirlod nnb 4ileD @e.
eoro, melhe babel o6geinBt moroer
poreit, aIs Tie pon Der 1Sarm Dor
8otrif Rooop Mois ltablen, MIR.
cen inter Der 4nflage Oes gieb,
itobls benz 3iitrifsgeridt iibermie.
len, nno miilien. bo lie oie Der,
In1gte giirgid)aft nidt aufbringct
fonneuL IN Neutrality-suspicious. Der,
bleiben.
Die bieiigen 8eteralien ocs ipo.
Mid ]. omerifaniiden ariegeS blel
ten otn 6reitng nbellb cine entbu,
Iiaitiide SiblttB ab n1o ertl1rtel
lid fat iduntlid) oa5u bereit. iafs
ibre Dienfte qebrald)t meroeu mir.
ben. iid fir ben 5elo5ug in Mleri
co antperben 8u laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
Ans beut gtaate.

9ierce. Su ser bielisen 8iblip-
tbcf lit ~aegcrnpGrtig cine oeltide
Islander ! 8ibliotbef inltalliert. Die
.icIbc cnt6aIt peridtcoenc rcdt cute
@erfc, mo iii ST 9ofiem Dab lid)
sic Gcntid,cn 0es Srtes Die &c.
.Icaenbeit 5iniise MAIDEN mo lif)
Nlontap, Maittpo6 nu0 Sarhstag
abeno ooer Sonistog uad1nittae III
Der Nibliothcf %einfinocn. &or
allrsena ucrlor Der nabe Der StdOt
mobneiOe sl0om 8aiimnn ST., ieinc
crit 81 Sabre oIte Satin Mtdric
gaumar, nafoem tie orei Gage dll'
Dor eiilen MfdOden oaS Seben &c,
ideurt. Die geritorbcne mar eine
fodter Oes Gbepaares 6ranf 8ei
ter uno aagemein beliebt.
Soitinas. Ser in bieiiaer Sc.
aeuo oilrd SEN 5tnrm am Cams.
taa uerilriadte Shnoen an 0el
selepbon.2citlmaeu beIGuft lid olt
rrpa $4,000. Gtpo 900 ScGcp6on
itanacn lno $50 MeiIcn SeitnneSt
Srabi IniO meOergeriiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29

@eidGftsbrani1, ons iebt BON ieinen
Serfdufern 5ur a%nffibrung &C.
langt, IielG Stild, Che Gpolu-
tion Of a Store", lit Der neleltc
GIon Der 4otional Goib Aegilter
80. 3ur llntermctllng ibrer groBcn
gertauisforce lit ben belten Ser.
fat methooen.
Hr1ii0ettt 4atterioit lit onrd ici-
ne p~rigfilellen Metbooen in alien &c,
henslnaeu befnrnlt, beiotOers Bel Der
GntlDIdllulg bon 8ertaufstolenten.
Igr griinoetc Die critic Sditle fir
g%erfaufer nno bat Die n2ebre ourd
Dos Ange" gum @rlul0ias iii Der
Notwithstanding acmadjt. Sin ie.
ner u. g. N. /. &ongerer3 iino lei.
he ,&reiDereoen4 be%rporrngenO lie
bciteben III 5fi85erL Die Der Bro
ii6ent nit far6iger areioe emit
nirft, Inn gerpiiic Glnfte 5u erlGiI.
tern. Su Der gail5en 9fegilter-aaiien.
anIage iinOen lid Stniie4eien init
Enpier mo areibe. Oelnl eS fonrmt
oft Dor, Dab Ell if)nea oil Srt nm
Stelle etlpas erfldrcl mill. Gr lit
aid cir Anbdrger Der @onoelbil.
Der
geim @ntmurf Der oGpollltion Of
a Store4 bat er iih 81 Dem granla
gepauot I'M feline gebren einorudS.
poa mo gleid5citia mterbalterlO
III aeItaltell. gos Stiid be%griinoet
lid ali Den Sdjnierigteiten zines
9aOenbeiibers, nobel Ser @otter-
ION Die aole zines &erfdtiers
bon Gegiiterfaiien ipieIt neuIid,
Ials 0os Stiid ieine @enerolprobe
nfodte, befanO CT lid orei Stimoen
uli Der 8ilblte, mo mas nod be.
merfenstperter lit, ieiilc @orte lDaren
auporbreitet er aab cine meiiter.
bate ShilOsrullg in Der Sertollis
miiienidoft.
sSn Dem erIten Gift madlf er iidj
NIT Dem @roeerDbeiiser befamt.
mo geiDlnnt Ieiu Sertrduen, in
queiten bat ct i'm 81 @nnitett beS
9iooells 1916 Der RdticnnI Acgi-
itcrfaiie befebrt. ill0 ebeuio ole
,Srau oes @rocers. 3ann beiudt
Der ageut Den @anfier 0es Gro
GERS nn0 sic @ngrosh1nolcr mo
oberfonft@ i6uen. 0od)oein Die Ne.
giIterfoiie aifgeiteIt III, merben 8uei
Wife Der Concentration BON %.
is. u. GieHit" gepi0ntct. Gieier
7ienIt. Der 1916 b~eioubcrs in Ocii
goroerQrlmO tritt. untfnBt Gin.
ahana BON Glcrfs, S6nafenitcroiis
Iiteaung unb ocrgIcidcn, 9tutirlidl
enoigt Die aGpolution 81 a Storc"
Iglitdlidl before @pihaftc fir ocil
Grocer, before a~inau8lage nnO
nIehr hduslid,cs @liid.
las Stid gibt Germ 8atter.
ion. Der II Sabre aft iit ODER ei-
mem 8iini8i8er gleidt, gclegeubeit,
Sic Generalization all entipidcln, Die
ihn 5ilnl Maeiitrr Oes @eidl1fts &C.
ii iiiaadd)tt aaaaBbeeitfi. SSeeteeeobbtt ii fiTriiiitieatti
Spiel ais uid in ieiren @orter
I6eigt or Den @ert uou Nrqeiitermg,
grnit Slitelliaeu5. 5reumolihfcit Il.
0Oilihfeit, Gos Stiid lit iinn 9c.
item Der Gcrf1uier scr @riclllfaii
m%lSgearbcitet upn wirD iiir BON il.
uel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
Die hieiiae 9piton.

Gunner. Die beige 9oitor-
ltolt muroe Sonutae i'll aler SRI
he bon @%inbred)ern heimgeildt,
pcld)e ben. @eIoihrunf ipreugten
into nut eiHer gelte bon iibcr
500 1T 9argeIo uuo 9tiefmarfcn
oas @eite illdten.
6airburp. @enrg Meiiiefe illlo
Sobr bon 9Oiunb, isis, befinOen
iidl in scr Stnot limo benbIiftigeu,
Gicr cine groBidi1dlterei 5t erriH-
ten. Sic Soften fir Die 4nlagen
itiO nlif $250,o0o berednet.
2bonnirt 1uf bic EGdsiGe ari6iine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29

gie nelle Office bon gr. @ci
lau6 lit 9lilnnrr i3l Moiu 5tr. !,
6rcnInnt. i'm Suoenoe oes @iun.
pert 0ebGlioes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29

TorNHll Wintrr tds fdtrt -BfIssJI" nub ttbnltt Ut
sas esbtn utb bic gehsrl
e ifofter. tit Nnftts aus ben Dtbsn mnhtsu. unb hs
blniboltnbtn N%nhermeier nnb S9trsn. llnD taan
uobni To .GstbsSt" grao ftHnal, unb febe ba, bas
Tfaa fom al ipie sinf BornntnfhdIt,- Dtea IN bns
uent WittaI, finfad fpunhesbnr, fAHtrtfos, in 2 Sttans
bsm dnsmpsHbtn, fhabet ben, ~gtfunbtu 9lei9 ni9ts
mo rcist Is ai9t. Ntais brndf ouF has 9htnsraass.
eiift iamtr. @tben Sic bic olten Ntttel nut rinniat
oni unb periudtn Sic eGetssJte nod bsuts ubsHo.
Fri nlhnnaugsn, eoutptrbertuHssn, Harsen nno
Ghpielen.
.gsetssSt@ VI Gbrdn ~ batsn, abe bic Bfnf&t obn
hireft aeididt pon o. eomrsnet a Co., hbieaao, 50.
@rtautt tn Omaha une s~n4pfobl,u oils sr astlt bttts
Shbn1augnuiiitI pen S9ernan B. MtGeuuea DRUG
eo.'s aabsn.
Bsim e4rslbtu trpsbne man bic CHaka Trishat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
Huhneraugen alb
vie Ba"nanenSchalen
Wrphnrtis nnb eiHfad. p@ets-JF
bsrtreibt jsSes Siibuerunse
INNER nmb Ieidt.

IA "a nl6t atm qa6enq 9stt BABE 10 MID fti
Aabrfn NIT flMem ehhnfrauee ua@ bfm onnertu nbets
anbit unb paa nldI aued Dtriudi, neitlftlsHpe Sali
beM, BfiQ, bos am @trAmpf ithfltbif, BtrbdAbt uHh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-29
SO9n $. gattcrIOa

gIs Stern" in cinenl @eIh1fts.
Drama; 8r1Iioent Der @. s. 81
Ipielt bic fiibrenoe Moae in ct.
mem Stitd lber 9erfalismiileH,
i9nft,
Spcaiolberiht Der yOnlobo GrTbiiie
Canton, Ohio 20. Nt1rs.
ssobn $. 9otterion, 9rGiioent linf
Observation-Disclosures Der @otional
Sab Regiiter 60. 1T Der Stern
iii einem ie9r netteA iedsaftigcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
Changed His Mind

Bvelyn-Do you believe it's true that
all the world loves a lover?
Horace-No, not since had an inter
view with your fatherI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
money 10 LOAN

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY
on DIAMONDS, JEWELS, ETC.
,IS .........i9S
RIEDER'S
RiI5cF' AVE AND OXFORD ST
22D AND SOUTH SITS.
MONEY Loaned 70 hsirs of gPlssslsa essatssj
stsphsn Glrard BuildinE. n S. 18th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
FOR SALE
HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT Is better and
cheaper than steam or hot water. Pure fresh
air with normal moisture. MAKIN-RBBSEI
1927 FIlbort st.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
COAST EXPECTS
TO SEE WILLARD

san DIEGO Cal. oct 81 That
Jess Willard vii meet either Ba.
Ting Lsvin-ky or Jack Dillon a. Tia
iuana Mexico. lust across tho Uue
from here, this winter. was the be
lief % local hghf bugs today Tex
Richard IS said 20 be promoting The
scrap He Is trying 20 get Welsh
and Dundee down here for a pre-
liminary 70 the biz batue.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Upsets Last Saturday Make DOpesters
Leery Of Big -" Games Scheduled This " eek

CHICAGO n-- -7trre #7te' 81 rsaera'-r
saturday. ~ .sfe7. ~ Chicago
western t-a-c dangerous Coaches have
well
-e -a-E- edges - Man
fearing carried their
Nruo.oa -saet
defeated
end %
iIlr. Purdue Tf fav0rs no Mint
an
wonderful Na-oora
Purple The odds Indiana Tufts
scheduled
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Expert Testimony.

\oNspER these facts and lors and hen ponder over @
Of the Syracuse
Franklin and Marshall who has been beaten
Pennsy this who rubbed pounded
In opinion the arG
given the
easily did with Hoienbacks
but combines speed with weight and s.
approach to the ideal football
time On line plunges the
big hole, and when
behind interference that hundred
Penns owing 70 le tact Lha- he gla-d -a---.
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Closer Home.

TSQUALLY bevadenE dope gar
II game
didn't bsczhed
Orangsneu completely
lutey outgenerad l'ho squad
championship only by Of field which
they bad been vigorously coached one n The 'aes a. all
Aho had
with having the greatest line " modern times Only slesstgi o-se
thru the medium Of
1916
and White both whom figured sAmecan
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
"On the Other Hand.

AVlNG DULY considered these things
Wolverines Here ,-
III I'LL Of the a
capable from MOI re-ct r-
with backheld
Sparks all carriers OF the ball
defeat except vigilance a was assisted H
oode Of luck
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

SEEMS international written 10 Terms
3 written
y Of ouchdovus field tsQ'.r'.nE
%
anything Saturday trr " 't Nf''.
saturday ~
the Harvard PeunsyPt and Michigan encounters ca
grdroG
a Harvard
dccreed faf the Re.
around
refuse to believe am such hing i hasn't b.. o1s ears
miserable
Harvard, q formidable squadron or critics
Crimson 90 f s.
the dope whispered warning .aa. as gre c7r
Lar, no 4 IS o.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

"xACTLY erratio the
II between Syracuse Michigan only history
that the Wolverines due 70 neither
three has IN
1913 by Of g game
a by
IS IS 20 6, and :.
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neither OF
BY
Holenbac6
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

Now figure cyclone sefs. an. l4r
forget to paddock The clamp
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

Consider what fost has 70 work with and What Hoer5ae aas
10 the week that has followed The first big game for each
That Syracuse had
whale OF bo bu' II H likewise
poor kicker and developed good
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Bill Hollenback.

NM THING has been whispered
II orange is not velcoachcd r
" back was OF the
A head coach an Penn
sch"h b great
CoTnel 10 o. Fennsy = TO
sooreless tie with tho Navy
80 to .; Cornell % to Pennsy
IS to ~ % ' No Gnu '''
49, team Ssn SO good 1913 bur with his ses
foundations
with Harvard in 1914 Hoenback There F no esr
Ad Wogast saunered er,dor the
nsr h safbf.ts
Hit low! Hit suggested ,t, t-,.-t
"fIol Hol" chucked he Aunr i,,o 7.
and ieapod tho pckets Mine quest ended A. last rsv t &
sa '''' inc
Preparedness A I0nrI
kicked n a siIfc so,srs
bis scoreless roc
the Tigers championship ''
According TO The best Of Information Arbo
We only place In the world where Sparkling
voyed with the lights ~ 49, So
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

Probabl viii perform either td
clamp hatch 1sr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Yost Nav Have"

ITH SPARKS as nucleus Yo developed weeping
wv open hed tas Il. pa
wv smith and Johnny Mal.besch nucleus.
shown hrs forwards 10 FL 10 .e
days at Lafayette and Michigan
pittsburgh And ~
like that which beat the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

These are only samples OF The
the confused ~
M local speculative authority offers
10 ana 10 that Michigan will
rus victory over Syracuse Michigan
40 that the O odds
no Information available the Sickor
Inc best scheme is to string along Cornell
that
ing that the wolverines Will thru pey Syracuse zane anon
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

nm ~asn SO good IN 1913 but with his green material that ss
oscA a1 the foundations 81 squad PLAYED thai gres-
ro IN 1919 Hoienbaok Is coach There IS no oscar,