davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
" Nowym Yorku stra1k
kraWC6W,

! N0wY YORK, - 10000 ro'
botpik6w krawieckich nowo-
yorskich upowazniio Wydzia]
Wykonawczv swej organiza'
cyi p~roklamowac strajk gene
ralnv, iesli uwazae to bedzie
"a wskazane.
Upowaznienie to uwazala
"a ostrzezenie. skierowane
pod adrssem Komisyi 20
6rednik6w, kt6ra ma wezwa-
ME Louisa Brandelsa zblera
sic dis ma posiedzenie "
BostOnie.
w pog0ni "a villa.
Ell PASO, TEX. - Komen.
dant Juarez, general Gabryel
Gavlra, donoai. re Villa jest
otocxonv przez wojska Car
ranzy " okolicy Montezuma
" odlegIo6cl okoio 100 mil
stad ma poiudnie i wymknac
sic iuz prawdopodobnie ME
zdoIa, W kazdym zas razie ma
odcieta droge do granicy St.
Z]ednoczonych, do kt6rych
pono usi{u;e sic dostac, wio.
FAC 2 SODA wie]ki }adunek
~zrahowanego z}ota j kosztow-
no6ci.
Pociag zasypany lawina.
TACOMA, WASH. - Pociag
Mr.. 2. Northwestern Pacific,
kt6ry wyjecha& e Seattle we
wtorek " nocy, ugrzazs W
zaspach snieznych v odleglo
Sci jednej mill ma zach6d !,
cd wawozu Stempede W go
rach Cascade W czasie prey.
mueowego tego postoju pad}
oflare lawinv, kt6ra zasypa:
la przednia Geese jego. Z III.
du Mkt ME odni6si uszko-
Energiczna akcya "a.
tu1kowa W toku.
Owsy uszkodz0ne.
AUSTIN, Texas, - Stano-
We bi6ro rolnictwa ogiasza,
10 z zebranych dotad wiado'
mosci 2 wie.u stron Texasu
wnosie trzeba, 70 dotyctcza-
nader sine ~przymrozki
trzydpiowc, uszkodzi}y znacz
ME OWES, kt6ry dotqd ros1
oardzo pieknie.
BurmiStrZ Of1ar4 rOku
przestepn ego.
CLINTON, Ind. = Morgan
J. Tucker, burmistrz tego
niasta, Jest pierwsza w CIin-.
ton ofiara roku przestepnego.
Pan Tucker ]iczy lat 81 i z
swa mi}oscia oewiadczyfa mu
sic Della Dav, liczaca lat
81. Burmistrz oswiadczyny
orzvja}.
Parma Day pielegnowaia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
NajvaznIejsze Wypadki
Mln!onego Tygodnia.
w AMERYCE.

AAOS ANs L. MI do1~
ne morderstwo pope!niohe
zosta1o. w AUTOMOBILE prey
Orchard Park znaleziono diva
trupy, q obok leza}a bezurzy-
tomna dziewczyna. Zamor'
dowani byli; rani A. Teifer,
1875 Richmond Ave. i jej
syn. Bezprzytomna dziewczy-
la by{a c6rka PAM Teifer.
Przypuszczalnym morder
ca 1nurzyn, Charles Douglass
kt6ry uciek} 2 wiezienia W
Greensburg, Pa. Czwarta o.
fiara jest jeszcze E.. Teifer.
zamieszkafy W Orchard Park,
kt5ry dostaf pafka " glove,
gdy reperowai automobil i
% dwu godzinach przyszed}-
sly do ~przytomno6ci, pod.
Most alarm.
" SAN DIAGo, CAL. - W
piateK rs stycznja. wezbra-
ne woody, kt6re n~agromadzi-
iy sic q ulewnych deszcz6w,
przerwa}y fanny W dolinie q.
tawy i zala}y p%rzestrze6 oko'
10 dwie mile d1ugai Is mil
szeroka so os6b utraci1o ~
Gle. 2 tycl. 81 wy}owiono; 9
os6b rozpoznano. 3 tyslqce
fodziD jest beg dachu mad
gtowa. 2 miliony .do]ar6w
potrzeba ma naprawienie szko
dy.~
WE WSeHoBN4M ARKANSAS
y p6ln. wech. OklahOmie, we
wschodnim Kansas i " sta.
ME Missouri, milionowe
szkodv wyrzadzil ulewny
desZcz.
New BRITAIN, CONN., pol
skiego przytuiku sierot "a
gina} dziesiecioletni Konstan
ty Pipnik.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

6A AAs~
;; WCHICAGO, ma koncercie
~Paderewskiego urzadzonym
v przesz}a niedzie)e W Audi.
toryum, z kt6rego doch6d
przeznacsony jest ma gfodnym
" Polsce, wplvnefo oko1o 40
tyeiecy dolar6w. Gdy Pade'
.rewsk, sko6czy}, zerwa}a sie
;burza oklask6w j chociaz ar.
znikna& 70 sceny, SCALA
"a; TAX dlugo, al zn6w do for
tepianu ME usisd} i obdarzv}
publicznosc trzema naddat.
kam1i, z kt6rych ostatui bvf
-polonez Chopina wresz.
Gle ma zsko6czenie odegra',,Z
dymem pozar6w" i ,,Roze cos
.Polske" kt6r 81 to piesni pu'
sbliczno6c wysluchala stojaco.
Trzech zabitych podcZas
: katast1ofy kolejowej.
:. SPOKANE, WASH. - Ma
szyDista George Raet 3, dw6ch
tramp6w zostali dzisiaj zabici
- podczas zderzenia sic 2 pc.
ci4g6w ko]ejow1 ch - W pun.
kcie 35 mil ma wsch6d cd 0
thelio. Trzech innych kole
iowc6w - odniosio ranY.
Szpiegowska SDraWka.
HALIFAX, N. S. - Podczas
wyklad6w " tu~tejszej szko]e
woiskowej wybuchia tn bonn.
ba, p~odiozona podobno przez
niemieckich szpieg6w. Os.
miu zolnierzy odnioslo rany.
Z podr6zy prezydenta.
cast ST. LOUIS, I'LL. =
Odwiedziwszy Kansas CITY
i St. Louis, Mo, Sdzle wy
uowiedziai berdzc znamienna
move, wybra} sic prezydent
Wilson W podr6z powrotna Go
Waszypgtonu.
w East St. Louis zatrzyma!
sic pan Wilson tylko ma chwi
10, Z powitalo so entuzyasty.
ME kilka tysiecy %obywateli.
2 platformy wagonu wypo-
w;edsial kr6tka move, v kt6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Nova KatastrOfa
k0lejOWa.

MOOSE. Jaw. SAsk - w
Pasqua, mieiscowosci pofozo
nej o osm mil ma wsch6d cd
Moose Jaw, miata miejsce no.
wa katastrofa kole)owa, " re-
zuleacie kt6rej dwoje os6b
ponioslo smierc na miejscu,
a try odn;os}y ciezkie obra
zenia.
Mianowicie pociag towaro-
nv, zdazajacy ma wsck6d,
wjecha} ma inny stojacy ma
torze. O sile zderzenia swiad-
czy najlepiej to, ze lokomo-
tywa wty}a sic wprost " tyl.
ny wagon t. Nv. caboose, po-
ciagu stojacego, rozbijsjac 20
" kawaiki. Znajdujacy sic W
tym wagonie R. L. Brown
foreman jardowy i lego po-
mocnik, M, Moran, ponie6li
6mier6 ia miejscu. Ciezko
ranni So - zwrotniczy D. A.
Cough i. Wylie, oraz R. E.
Reardon, bandlarz bydla 2
High River, Alta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
ARTICLE 6.

The management of said corpc-
ration shall be vested in a Board OF
nine Directors who shall be stock.
holders and shall be elected at the
first annual meeting of the stock
holders, three to serve for q term
Of one year, three for a term of
two years ard three for a term of
three years and thereafter at each
annual meeting of the stockholders
three directors shall he elected to
serve for a term of three years to
take the place of the three direc
tors whose terms then expire. All
directors shall continue in Office un-
til their respective successors are
elected and qualified.
The annual meeting shall be
held on the s. second Tuesday in Ja-
nusry each year at such place and
at such hour as may be prescribed
by the bylaws Notice of every an
nual meeting shall be given by the
s%e*rets'y by mailing to each stock.
holder at least one week prior to
such meeting a notice thereof sta.
ting the time and place of holding
the same.
The names of the persons COM
posing the Board of Directors until
the first election are Vincent Kup.
ferschmidt, F. L. Cierzan, j. F.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

los ANGELES CAL. ucie.
kfo dwu tredowstych, Pedro
Caro- i NJ. Gulteras e powia
towego szpitaIa. poblwszy
uOtk vie .i~u dOzOrc6w, taxi
10 trehowatych. Secret pc.
szukuje >b'-g6r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Strach oDle. nogi.


Boston, Mass. = Wraca.
lac 2 piracy do domu, niejaki
]. Blair wyskoczyi z pociagu
tax nieszcze6l'wie, 10 psdi
pod kola i straci} obie nogi.
Zabrano 60 n~atychmiaet do
szpitala gdsie lekarze wzieli
90 pod swoja opieke. Me
szcze6liwy ma tone i sze6cio-
70 drobnych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

l hereby certify that the VII
thin instrument was filed in this
office for record on the 9Th day of
February. A. D. 1916, at f04 o.
clock A. NJ, and duly recorded in
book / of Inc. page l79.
A. Earl Miller
Register Of Deeds.
By Olyve Krause,
Deputy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

Nus gSalbingtDn fummt Die
Nadrid)t, i'm Staatsbepartement 6a=
be man pprlanfige arrangements
fir oen Sdnb Der 0rense getrpffen.
Ser amtierenoe StaatsiefretGr Yulf
ilmo Der merifaniide @ertreter Nr=
rebonDp 6aben cine 1tnterrebmng ge-
babt mnb in ibr nGbere Ginselbeiten
einer &onferens pDn 9elegatem Der
Ser. Staaten itno Wferiepfs beIpro-
den, in Der 8eitimmmngen iiber BEN
Sf)nb Der Nrense getrpffen iuerben
iollen. l1nier 8otIdafter in Meri-
CO, 1yletder, Ser braiilianiIde BOT
Id)after ba 8ama in @aibington mnb
Garramsa's gn,palt, Douglas, iua-
rem ebenfalls int sSntereiIe elmer
frennoidaftliden @eritanoismng siui-
Idjen bem beiSem 2Gnbern int
Staatsbepartement. Sc beikt, man
luolle semeinIam cine aommiiiipm
biloen nno ibr bic 9ieselnms iiber-
laiien, Caster q. glif, Ser 6iilfs-
@eneralitabs6ef, ,uerbe iuabrif)eim-
lid, @oriiter Der aummiiiion mer-
Den.
- lln5nperlGiiise 9epeiden ans
81 Haiu melben, 5000 Yaqmi-S -Snbia-
ner Ieien iiber Die Sierra Waore-
ejebirge sefummen, nm iid ben Bill
la'Iden Srmppen bei Harral ansn=
Idlliefen. @illa babe bic Garransa=
5rnppen i'm iiioliden Gbibnabma in
einem siu6lftiinbisen Sample poa-
itGnbis seid)lasem. General Srepino
let pon ieinem &ummanoo entboben
nno sn ieinem gsadfulger lei General
Gnriqmes ernannt. Gnrianes mar
Militargomnernenr bes Staates Gbi-
bmabna, bis srepino bas GDmman-
90 ilbernabm. Srepinu Iette ibm io-
fort ab. Der @ehiel int GDmmanbo
babe aber nod nid)t ltattsefnnoen,
Der 3ng, Der GnrianeS mad) Gbi-
bmabna brinsen Iollte, lei nnterlpeas
amaebalten, nermntlid amf Srebinofs
eisene @eranlaiinms. Die Nadridten
iinb, iuie geiast, iebr nnsnperlaiIia.
Satiadle lit MIR, oaR eimise Mei-
fen mnterbalb BON Earral IdDarfe
Sample siuiiden @illiitas mmb 9fe-
aiernmastrnppen itattgeftnben ba-
ben uoer nod itattfimben.
- &iQa fat einem grief an einen
ieiner friiberen Nnbdnser, ben Gen.
Silario Gubrianes 9eidlrieben nno
BEN General at beiuegen gelndlt, 5n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
aurSe l1eberlidt.

Die Gnslanber iinS mod int
mer in Der 9eGbe BON 9llbertt
iie iupllen int Wamek mnb int
Srunes Geb0ls Die Derlorenet
Stellmngen iuieoer genpmmen
baben. Die Sentlden lagen,
bic Sample iiilS nod I'M Wan-
&c. 9lngriffe Ser JransoIen
iuerben sariifseIdlagen. IS
fdleint, ais iuemn bie Cffeniipe
in oieiem glagenblif itia itebt.
Die 9entiden orinsen bei
Suubille i'm gSerSnn @elGn-
De meter Dpr.
Sas @ororingen Der 9inilcm
gegeu GDiuel iuir6 bDn Sen
Sentidjen an Der Studoo anf-
gebalten. Die Seittid)en babem
feite Stellnngen eimgenommeu.
Die Jiniien iuollem iueitlidJ
bDm Grsernm tiirfiidJe gefeiti=
gnngen genommen baben.
Subn Geompnb fiirdtet, bal,
feline Hegelnng Der iriiden
Nngciegeltbeit er5ielt iuirS.
GemtidJe NIB 0iterreifiIdje
llnterleebuote serit6ren 81
'SanSelsidIffe.
0as ltrteil BON amerifani-
idDen Seamten nnb Cffisiere
lamtet, Die gSentidlano" lei
fein &riessid)iff. l1niere 9ie-
giermns s0sert nudJ. @ia ei-
men Serid)t oes ugsemtralitp
gparo" ab,parten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

Die GnglGnoer melben, baf lie
ben Senfden an Der CONNIE bic
Stellnngen in ben 0Glbern bon Ma-
meb d. ppn Srunes iuierer abgenum-
men baben nno jett i'm bollen Seiit
oieIer @aloer iinb. Die Jramsuien
beridren, es lei an Der Summe nidts
lpid)tises borsefDmmen. Del 0emt-
iAen meloen aber, bic Sample BET
CONTAMINATION nnD in ben 8albern
bon Wfamet uno Srones Ieien mod
nid)t ~ Gmbe. glndj iasen iie, baf
elm gnsriff Der Transoien anf bic
2inie yellpD.Spbeconrt NIT sroken
@erIniten abseidlasen lei. ysadJ
ben &arten f6nnen bic sSransu-
fen iibrigen mod lange nid)t 10 maize
an HtrDnne beran iein, ipie iie be-
banpten. &as bic GnslGnber anbe-
trifft, 10 Iteben bieie iiberbanpt mod
in nad)iter Nabe bon gilbert, i6rem
Ansgansspnnft. Contamination nno
Wfamet liegen in nnmittelbarer
TadDbarl1dft non Nlberf.
Sci gerbnn baben id)arfe Sample
ftattgefnnSen. Gie Sentiden madp-
ten einen Weafenansriff anf SDn-
bille, baben ben Crt allerbings mod
nidt genpmmem, baben lire Stel-
lnngen bei Sonpille nnb ben 2anfee
@erfen aber borgeidoben, baben ei-
nen itarfen 0esenansriff snriifse-
ldJlagen nnb baben breifig Sffisiere
nmb 2106 Mann geianaen genom-
men. Die Tran5oiem seben ben gln-
griff anf Spnbiae 5n, bebanptem
aber, bie Semtiden bGttem nidjts mei-
ter aeippnnen, ais elm fleines Ser
rain bei Gbapclle SaIntc.
glns ben letten 9epeidem fam
man Sentlid iebei, bal, es NIT Der
Cffcniipe an Der CONNIE nid)t red)t
buripGrtsoebt. gsad ben enaliIden
nnS fransSiiiden 9epeiden iuill man
iidJ amf Seiten Der Alliierten etiuaS
ransrnben". Sas Mnsrnben ipirS
aber mol Sarim beiteben, oah man
nidjf iueiter bGriuGrts fam.
geadJ einem 8erliner geridJt ba6en
Sentide nno OiterreidJiide 1tnterIee-
boute iuabrenS bes Mumats Smmi 61
feinblidje SanSelsld)iffe NIT einem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

8eneralnaior @oetbals, Der Gr-
bauer oes Gananto-&anals uno @oll=
pernelr ser aanal Gone. bat aber-
MATS ieine Reiignation on Grdii-
bent @iIlon eiugereiht; Dem Ser
nebmen uod miro Der Erdiioent
oielelbe oiesmol onnebmen. 9lls Der
Nodfolger BON @oetbals miro Ser
SSngenieur SberIt Gbeiter Saroing
geflannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
6ef11einldf11e
Komnilfion
coll fir btn G9nb otr 6rtnjt lRabregin trtTen.
@ilOe Weriihte.
Gin Seweis fiir oas 9eben Silla'
senNnno arSbercr Gruppcfz
ntenecn ftaeb 8cqniua.

tim snriifsmfe1rem. Sies lit Der err
ite poiitipe geiueis baum, baf gilla
nod lebt. @oransseiekt, bic &c
Ididte lit tpabr.
slus geogales in 9lri5ona
fonln1t Die 9iabrift oaB IS. $.
Shuier5, Ser bort perbaftet mar,
neil er angeblid oie geeutrnlitdtsge=
iese ourd) @affenibnuggel nod
Wferico perlett batte, iiber Die @relt-
sc eefliihtet lei. Ser 9eplttp-War-
ibal Duncan, Der i'm perfolgte,
tpuroe in Merico perbaftet, nber
ipdter auf 8efebI oes Gen Gales
pieoer freigelallen. /
- General anniton Fat ange0rb-
net, baf gr6fere Srnppenmaffen in
Der Na6e BON 8oqnillas nn6 ser
gansen Gegenb bort intergebradt
iuerben. 9as 8nnbitentreiben ioG
bort idJiimmer als irgenOiuo anOers
ieim.
Cine ablolnt ut15nperl1iiige
Meitteilltng lagt, Gdrran5a-Solontet
b1tten oas Gigent1n BON slnerifa=
nern inn gbamal 9iitrift BON Ca
maulipas gepliinoert nno 5eritort.
Mns Dem Mnintas Eal in gsetp
Merico miro gerneIoet, oaB Die met
item getpobner besIelben ibre @obn-
It1tten aus sSurdt Dor merifaniichen
ga1oiten perlailen baften.
Der Stills 0eneralitabsd)ef
glif miro bente abenb bier eintref-
fen. @as er bier iuill ober fi.n IOa,
ipeif mod gie,uanb.
= 9ie 9lngelteIlten Der uslmeri-
can Metol's Gompann" in Geralno,
Weericn, lino pieoer bortbir 5nriif-
gefebrt.
9lns @aibingtun Miro aenlel-
bet bic Neilisen iollten bis snr pol-
len GriegsitGrfe BON 10000 Wann
refrmtiert merSen.
- 3ebn amerifanilhe 6liihtlinge
aus Snntpico iino in 2areoo einge-
troffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13

= 8ier3ebn BON Sen iieb3ebn ser
GrpreIiung uno Der 3eritorung BON
Gigentum ogneflagten 9lrbeiterfit1.
rer iin6 im Gircltitgeridt SIT Chico
go i6uloig befunoen. Die orei SSrei-
geiprofenen liito @m. GlaitB, Stp.
mas aellp un6 SSobn @bite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-13
WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Cine @oarbiqs fir anabe rin0id @Otereinna FIR
tdniden @d giite ausbibuna ler gunSes 0ier aRo,
80
seau ataloae pemeet sn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Germans Will Give Play
For Central Power Allies

The employees Of the Omaha Daily
Tribune will give four-act German
comedy at the German Home at $50
this afternoon for the benefit OF the
German and Austro-Hungarian Red
Cross. The play will be Isle Weis
Etwas," a standard German comedy,
by Rudolf Kneisel. The management
Of the play is in the hands Of Ernest
Faculty, city editor Of the Tribune,
and the various parts of the play will
be given by representatives of its
staff, The characters will be:
Hans Moller, oekononnierat. .......,..
= ''....'. ..'............. Ernest Faculty
Rosa, seine frau ....., Frau Margaret Peter
Wally, Rosa's Nichte. -. Fri Frieda Reese
Or. Willibald Raunish Naturforsher, ecu
Martha. seine frau. Mollers Nichts.. ~
......,..,........,. Fri. Katie Pelkman
Lydia HeiTback, Solotanzerin an elmer
Hofbuhne ....., Fri. Margarete Kinder
Alexander Won zorneok. Fritz Ha,ibensack
Albert Dettmann, Besmter Fritz Rieth
Babeurre, Lohndiener 90. Anton GutchewskI
halchen, Marthas Dienstmadohen. y
49,. ........... Fri Elisa Reese
The Earnest Reese orchestra will
give a number Of classical pieces dur.
ing intermissions. The play is given
Under the auspices Of the German
American alliance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Mrs. Miller Heads
Organization Of
College Women

Columbus, O., Nov. l0.--An-
nouncefnent was made here today Of
the resignation of Mrs. William Oxley
Thompson, wife of President Thornp-
son OF Ohio State university, as presi-
dent OF the National Federation OF
College Women, and the election Of
Mrs, George Afonzo Miller Of Long
Beach, Cal, in her place,
Other officers include:
Honorary president, Mrs. Phoebe
A. Hearst, San Francisco; first vice
president, Miss Anne Mumford, South
Pasadena, Cal; second vice president,
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, Corvallis, Ore,
third vice president, Mrs. William Ok
ley Thompson, Columbus, o.; secre-
tary, Mrs. Roger ]. Sterrett, Holly
wood, Cal.
The new president, Mrs. Miller, will
tour the western and central states
during the coming season to organize
state declarations similar to the Ohio
federation. A vocational bureau where
college girls can find suitable EN-.
ployment other than teaching and a
bureau of educational information viii
! be instituted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12

-$&$%E$~ napmhmg is begins mM
BROWN RAMBLES
OYER ELI ELEVEN
Yale Loses Annual Foot Ball
Contest to Visitors by
Score of 81 to 6.
LEADS IN THE FIRST HALF

New Haven, Conn, Nov. ll.--Yale
foot ball stock which has been above
par this fall, took sudden tumble 70.
day when Brow nromped away with
the annual game, q to 6. The contest
was peculiar in that the Blue had ev.
erything It's own way the first two
periods, while the Browns reversed
the proceedings with vengeance in
the last two.
Brown made three touchdowns and
kicked the goals Yale, while rush
ing the ball well at times. lacked the
punch so Bradcn's drop kicking
ability was resorted to with good sue
cess. He made good, in two out Of
three attempts for all Of Yale's points.
Game Full Of Thrills
The game was filled with thrills,
most of which were contributed BY
Pollard, Browns fleet negro hall
back. He was as slippery as an eel
and reeled off sensational runs Ak
frequent intervals. In the last period
with Brown leading by point, he
made victory certain by duckinS,
lodging and squirming through the
whole Yale team fifty-fiye yards fol
touchdown. He threw of half
dozen would-be tacklcrs. Browns
first touchdown was made by Ptrdy
by inches. "A few minutes before Yale
had STAYED off score by taking the
ball on downs a foot from the line.
The last touchdown was made on q
pretty forward pass
Yale's attack appeared useless
largely because the Brown line
charged more quickly and smothered
the plays before they had time to
start.
Field Goal by Braden.
A field goal by Bradcn OF Yale was
the only scoring in the first period.
Yale threatened TO cross the Brown
line for touchdown at one time, but
the latter held the Blues for downs on
the three-yard line Yale kept the
visitors on the defensive during the
whole period. Score; Yale, J;
Brown, O.
In the second period Bfaden made
another field goal from the thirty
yard line. Yale outpunted Brown con.
sistently and the forward passing to
which the visitors resorted frequently
failed to bring them within slrik;ps
Jtsf.,~~ .r A. nf-~nuu11I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
DARTMOUTH AND
QUAKER ELEVEN TIE
Pennsylvanians outplay Visi-
tors in Every Period Of
the Game.
SCORE, SEVEN TO SEVEN

Philadelphia, Nov. ll.-Pennsyl-
vania and Dartmouth played tie
foot ball game, Ito 7. on the Frank
lin field today. The Pennsylvanians
outplayed the Hanover team in every
period and in nearly eevry department
Of the game and was deprived of
probable victory through tumble
which Dartmout instantly turned to
advantage. 1t was in the third period
that Dartmouth hade her seven points.
Pennsylvania was hammering the
Dartmouth line when the ball was
passed to Light. He funbled as he
hit the line and Captain Gerrish
picked up the bounding ball on Penn
sylvania's 335-yard line and was away
before the Quakers knew what hap
pened. He dashed thirty yards be-
fore he was thrown, and in two plays
Dartmouth took the ball over for the
score. e..
Thielscher kicked the goal. Both
teams made many substitutions in the
final period. Pennsylvania played
hard and fast, getting the ball on
touch down, following an attempt
by Dartmouth to score on a forward
pass, Pennsylvania carried the ball by
line driving, short end dashes and for
ward. passes to Dartmouth's thirty
yard line. Then Berry was given the
ball and. breaking through Dart
mouths first defense and eluding the
second, carried the ball thirty yards
for q touch down. Quinley kicked
the goal from the ending of the Sec
ond period from what looked like
touch down for Pennsylvania. The
Quakers, by dashing work, carried the
ball down toward Dartmouth's goal.
They played fast to save time, but
the watch stopped them five yards
from the line.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Tanning Denies
The Report that
He Will Resign

Postmaster Tanning denies the re-
port that he intends to resign.
Did you ever hear OF a democrat
resigning?" he asked.
i might have told somebody that
| did not seek the office and that |
do not care whether the job would
last another day or one hundred
years, but resigning-my word-how
ridiculousr added the postmaster.
A horde of hungry democrats were
hanging around the postoffice, waiting
for the colonel to announce his
resignation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
D10ll from M. P.

City officials are getting to what
they believe is final point Of settle.
ment with the Missouri Pacific Rail
way company in connection with the
Belt Line track elevation improve
nqent. The city and company reached
an agreement on the general plan
leaving only few minor details to
be adjusted.
II 10 nearly week since the city
wrote to the Missouri Pacific note
on the subject. An answer is mo.
rfientarily expected.
City Attorney Rine will 60 to St
Louis next week for a conference
with railroad officials and Judge
Hook Of the federal court, the latter
having charge of the affairs of the
receiyership OF the railroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-12
Thirteen Soldier Recruits
Enlist in Last Week

The army recruiting office has done
4 flushing business IN the last week.
Thirteen recruits were added to
Uncle Sans roster, All were sent to
the training station at Fort Logan,
Colo. They we're, James +. Hushes,
Preston Hughes. fHerman {. Rich
mond. Robert 3. Page, Edward ].
0'Brien, Henry Boysen, John L.
Sasfi, James P. Green, Leslie ]. Wal
ters, Mahlon 5. Miller, Leo J. Kqlas-
sswski, Ira M. Simplex and Joieph
Howard.