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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04


one unbeaten egg, and half a cupful
of milk. Mix until smooth, then be-
gin to beat with wooden spoon for
o few minutes; then add another half
cupful of milk and continue beatina
until air bubbles rise to the top. Fry
on hot griddle and serve with lemon
Juice and sugar.
Cherry Shortcake.-Add to the
cherry Juice q little cornstarch, cook
until smooth. add butter, then the pit
ted cherries and place on the cakes,
Serve with the sauce instead OF
cream.
Rice Pancakes.-Boil a quarter OF
> pound Of rice until quite soft, then
drain. Mix with 1t one cupful of cream
four we'll beaten eggs, quarter OF
teaspoonful of salt. nutmeg to taste
\ half cupful of melted butter and SUI
hcient flour to form a smooth batter,
Fry and serve.
Serving thin slice OF orange sprin.
killed. with sugar on the nice brown
cake, which is but little larger than
the orange is Q most attractive and
delicious cake.
Scotch Pancakes.-Beat four eggs
with four tablespoonfuls of sugar.
Have six tablespoonfuls OF flour and
pint of sweet milk. mix q little of
the milk with the flour until smooth,
add this to the beaten eggs. then add
= little salt and mix all together. Put
= tablespoonful OF butter on a smooth
sriddle and pour q cupful of the we'll
beaten batter on to the pan. cook until
we'll Drowned. then spread with butter
and orange marmalade, roll up, sprin-
kle with sugar, serve on a hot dish.
Chopped pineapple or other fruits
may be served on these cakes, even
grated chocolate added Just as they
are taken from the griddle, busted
with sugar. is . cake liked very much.
Nu. hA4~.4Q
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
COMBINATION OF SCREEN AND
NEWSPAPER RACK.
Eaaiiy Made and the Cost 10 Compara.
lively NothIno-Can Be Drapsd
With silk Remnants II They
Are At Hand

A very charming little screen can
be prepared from \ small two-fold
clothes horse that can be purchased At
very slight cost, and we give 4
sketch Of novel one that serves the
purpose OF a newspaper rack ~ we'll.
The screen is draped with soft silk,
the upright bars Of the clothes horse
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
HAS TWO PURPOSES

The pockets for the newspapers Gov
Or the lower half Of the screen and
they are made with tho Same silk that
mad been used for covering the screen
The upright bars of the horse are
finished on At the upper ends with
small brass balls. which may be pro-
cured from almost any hardware store
at . trifling cost.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
SEPARATE COOP FOR CHICKS
When Youngsters Stray Into Wrong
Pen They Are Likely to Be
Killed or Manned.

Never place hen with a brood OF
chicks Of certain color or colors
close to hen with brood OF chicks
Including other colors. because IL the
youngsters stray into the wrong coop
tAey are likely to be killed or manned
~ the ben.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
CHOICE BERRIES FOR MARKET
Important Point 10 to Get All Rlp~
Fruit-overIooked Berries Ripen
Very Quickly.

The important point in picking
Strawberries, and other berries, too,
for that matter, In to get all the ripe
fruit that is ready for market every
day, as overlooked berries are usually
ovsrripe by the following day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
CARE FOR YOUR HAIR
Frequent Shampoos With Cuticura
Soap viii Help You. Trial Free.

Precede shampoo by touches of Gu
ticura Ointment II needed to spots
OF dandruff, itching and irritation of
the scalp. Nothing better for the COM
plexion, hair, hands or skin than
these super-creamy emollients. Also
As preparations for the toilet.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

The budget . to the housokeepef
what the blue print IL to the builder
The average housekeeper may reduce
expenditure by keeping accounts each
month OF amounts spent for various
food products.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

Short pieces of hay, straw, pine
needles and tobacco stems are used
for nesting material. This is kept in
an open crate or in a corner OF the
house where pigeons select and build
their own nests.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
Fitted Vail

A veil, designed by Boston wom-
an. has neckband forming the low
eredge. This is fastened in the back
with a clasp and prevents the veil
from punching.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

know any success
full business man
who keeps no 40
count Of his In
come and outgo !
He 10 Just 40 rare
A. IL the house.
keeper who does
record har Aailv AY.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
EmbrolderAd ChiMnn

Chiffon embroidered in self color or
contracting color in large flowers il
much used In combination with plain
taieta or crepe for afternoon frocks.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

be thoroughly beaten for
five or ten minutes. The
trying pan should be
very smooth and fairly
hot 80 the cakes may
cook quickly without get.
ting soggy.
Plain Pancakes.-Sift
one cupful of flour into q
basin; add a quarter OF
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

The letter p. like selfish friends. is
hrst In pity and last in help.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
HELPFUL HINTS.

In the f1rst place every home keep
or should keep accounts. Do you
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
If you on ANY FuIrNn

II You On ANY FRIEND
SuHer With rheumatism or Neuritis acute n,
chronic, write for my FREE BOOK on Rheuma
asm-Its Cause and Cure. Most wonderful book
yer yer written, It's absolutely FREE. Jesse a.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04

be swift to love; make haste to be
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-08-04
DAY WITH PANCAKES,

pancakes are to be light, morS
mixing will not do. The batter must
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Wfit 9egeiiterltng ilibelte man ben
irngen 9tGdern 5rnnfreiGs 3u, menn
iie oltf ben groBen 9orooen inmitten
Der Erippen borbeimori1ierten. Ole
5ablreicben 2ebrbii6er Ger giirger.
funoe o6er iorgten oofiir, ooB I6on
ben fleinen &inoern oos 9fodeeift
eingeimpit muroe. W3on pfleete oie
9oterlnnosliebe, inOem man oouern6
bonn @rbfeino, BON Der 9fo1e unO Der
8ieOergelDinniing @liaB.2otbringens
reoete. Sn Der rSSnltructton cioique a
Pecole" oeS l1nterri9tsminiiters Saul
8ert firOet fib Elm 8ilO. alif Dem elm
preuBiiber Sffi5ier lpebrloie @efon.
gene, 6rauen itno 8inoer, nieoeri6ie.
BEN lGBt, un0 0os olio in einen onlt-
lid eingefii5rten Sdnlbube! 4te g[b,
tretltng bon @lioB.2otbringen lit bel
i6m nur einitpeilen, IBIS 5u elmer
Seuoronitng Der Ginge" erfolgt. Sn
Dem @ours moDen o'biitorie De 5ronce
BON Geiire 8landet, DER fir Ginoer
BON 9-t1 eSabren beitimmt lit, beiBt
es o9lle Sofftungen Der @liaBr2otb.
ringer rihten ii6 nn6 6ronfreib; ie
mebr fie unter Der oeutiden &err.
i6oft leben iinO ie mebr iie 9eilti9.
lon6 aus Der 9Sdbe ieben, oeito mebr
ihdBen un0 beOauern iie 6ronfreib.
Ser 8ooen bon @lioB.2otbrinaen 81.
bort oen Teuti9en, Oie Seelen gebo.
rem iins". 5n Den 8remieres lecons
o'biitoire oe 6ronce, Die fir 7-9-
idbrige StinOer beitimnt iin0, Iielt
man o6ronfreib 6ot NIT GlioB-2ot6.
ringen 1 100000 quite 6ran5oien Der.
loren, es bat ieine notiirltbe &bein-
oren5e berloren. 1ieie @ei6i6ts-
liige pon ser notiirlt9en Nbeingren5e
finoet it9 iibereinitimmenO in onen
biitorii6en unO biirgerfltnoli9en
2e9r6utberit unierer tpeitliBen glob.
barn. Sn 0en S9ulotlunten o6er lit
@linB.2ptbringen niemolS ais elm
EetL BON DeutiGlono be3ei6net, ion-
bern INNER nlS Elm Qon0 fir Ii6.
Se0o9 nibt nur Oie l1nterrihtsber.
naltung, aud oie gon3e fruu50IiI6e
@olfsi4uuebreriboft pflegte bie 9la.
6egeOonten. 1885 lDonoten lid sic
ebelno[igen S6uler oes SSeminors
Der Seine gegen Die geitrdbunsen oes
nieoerlGnoiiden 5tieoensfreunoes
MoHenboer, Die eeeen bie bo6iten
9rtr5ipien Der W2ornl, eegen Die @brc
uno Oos Nobl 5ronfreibs geri6tet
iDdren. 1889 brobten $4,000 .8olfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Die Snrstnne cincr rH6cn granODpunc (qrs bon a. guO)

geuoat babe Gies lit entmeoer eine
llnpobrbeit ODER cine oo1iQe 9onfe.
rotterfldrupg Der iran5oiii6en S6ule,
bic in oieiem Sole aud ni6t ben ge.
ringiten @influB ouf ons 9oIt gebobt
baben muB Genn lie bat felt 1871
baDuBt uno folgerihtig ben 9fadege-
oanfen eepflegt. Sdon am 10. 0e-
5entber 1871 ia9te SSules Simon 3ur
gegriinOlng ieines llnterridtsge.
ieses. o9(m @iorgen oes 1oges, Der
uniereni llnglid folgte, bat ieber.
mann begriiien, ooB Oas bodite Sn.
tereiie. Oie beiligite BiIibt ims ge6ie-
tet, oen offentLiden llnterri6t in I'M.
ierem 2anoe aus5ngeitolten SIN fol.
een0en Sabre iultroe ole llnterri6tss
liga" geertnoet nit oeut @a6liprlt6
oNour Ia potrie par libre ct par
l'ep6e.0 Gie 2ebrbiider, oie Gldiien.
5immer mur0en nit 0en @iloern iron.
5ciii1er arie9sbeloeu geihntiidt.
1879 botte @rneit 3enan, Der befann.
te @erfaiier 0es g9ebens Seiu", Die
5tirn in feierli6er Situng Der fran.
5oiiihen gLfo0enie Su erfldrett ooB
mir, 0eine &ultur, melhe ben Wten-
iden peoer lie6eustpiiroig nod beIer
1no6t. cine in ibrer @inianlteit peoun.
tiIhe @HieniAofts cine 2iteratur o5ne
SyrobIinn cine bobere @eieGihaft
obne @l1n3, eiren gl6eI obne @eiit,
@oeleute obne Sofliafeit, groBe
5elOberrn obne mob blflingenoe @orte4
6Gtten. 1881 ipurOen Die Sbiiler.
bntaiGone eegriinoet, Doie gatainone
Der Sofftung, Die ibre @rme iibten,
Tim ote Gbre 5rdnfret6s 3u rdben@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

ibulebrer Die D2itteI ouf Inn orci
1870 bon ben 9euti9en eri9olienen
gn1tsgenoiien Elm 8enfnol 5u ieeeu.
ytur apcniee Sabre begeiiterte man iib
aud fir ben @eltfrieoen uno Ons
@eItbiiroertun. 9os NOR oolnols, ais
1900 Die erlte 6rieoensfonferen3 i'm
Saag Die leidt erregboren eoliihen
@emiiter eefoneen nobm. @s niroe
Ole Societe oe I'goucotion pocifique
eegriinoet, un6 NIT fliegenoen Sob
nen ging man in oa8 2oger Der 9lnti-
militariiten iiber. Der @reigniiie bon
1870 geoohte man MIR nod in ipeb.
ntiitieer @ntiogung. glber bolO trot
Elm 9fiidi6log elm, es entitQpo Die
llnion oes Synitituterus loiqnes
patriotiques, un6 ni1t mir Die fleri-
fallen uno notionaliitiiden, ionoern
audi Die gern1Biet republifonii6en
8eitltneen no6men Stelltue gegen
ben 9lntimilitorisnus Der 2ebrer.
Der Moroffo1on0eI lieB 0ieIe Oann
reiteboa gum Gbaltpinisulus 5uriid.
febren; un0 tpenn bic 'So5ioliIten I'm.
ter tbnen mld INNER nod ben &rieg
peroanntten, 10 erfldrten ou6 iie,
o0oB lie ibr Goterlon6 oerteioi0eu
lDiiroen an oem Gage. 400 es @eeen-
itono zines brltalen glngrifis pGre".
@ie 6rie0ensfreunoe unter oen 2eb.
rern apuroen gernoBregelt unO 1910
bielt Der onnnIige Senator uuO beii.
ttge 8r6ii6ent Der fron50iiihen 9ie.
pitblif in Der llnterriHtsligo einen
@ortrog iiber Sen Botriotismus, Der
bette mebr oenn ie glufgobe Der
S6ule mare. Batriotisnus uno 9io.
heeeOonfe lit ober in 5rantreib oes.
iel6e. Sn oieiem 'S>lne ihreibt aud
Bierre 2nloi in ieiner 8iirgerfltn0e:
DDie 8ufunft Der 9fepublif berubt ouf
ieoem bon eth. @enn elm ie0er ieine
lflidt Tit, tpirO oie 9fepublif tart
geritg iein, itorf genug, 6oB mir eliid.
lib leben uno Inn uns zines 3oaes
Die 8rii6er ipieoer5ugeben, Die mir
berloren ba6en, Die griiber oes gl.
ioiies uno 2otbringens"
ltnier @ere6tiefeitsgefiibl ldBt
uns Dies periteben, inbem mir uns
Iogen; tpGren uns oeuti6e 2Gnoer &c.
roubt, 70 iDiiroen aud mir iiherlid
ituiere gan5e @r5iebune init Dem &e-
Oonfen Der 8ergeltltng OurdtrGnfen.
gCber nit Dem 9odegeoonfen oerbin.
BET ii6 Ole oem 5ron8oien eleihfoas
oneraogene rationale lleberbebltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Diele I6Bt IN ibm lelten cine gnerfen-
nung Joes gluslanbes ouffon1men.
6ronfreib lit ibm oos 2ono oes Ge4.
teS itno Der @elittllne, Der 9lusldn6er
iIt fur ibn, rDie emit fir oen @riehen
Der gnrbor. Dober lit nibt nur Ser
GbnubiniSnus Der fron5oliiheu
S6uDbiicber 10 urteiIsIos. ionoern
ielblt Die fron5oiiiae @ei6ihtSihrei.
bung lit, ipenn eS ii1 Inn ole Doritel.
lung oeS eeeentpdrtieen 8erbdltniiies
5miiben Den beioen 21noern bonbelt
fnitm inlitonoe, 0euti6lonO gere6t 5u
mer0en. 90 IteIt ieIblt Durn9, Der
berborroeenoe @elebrte, @elhibts-
i6reiber iinO S9ulmonn oes 5rpeiten
&oiierreihs, in leiner fron3oiilhen
@eI1iHte oie Totiahen poIiq ouf ben
Sgopf. @r nennt oen Goitb oes glioi-
ies, 2otbringens nno Der Breierof.
ioft @ureun0 cine ,.Riidfebr 5u
5rnnfrei9", obfpobl oieie 2dnoer, tpie
bel uns ieoer Tertioner meiB, porber
nienoIs 3u 8ronfreicb gebort buben.
lln0 gl6olpbe Sbiers, ebenfoGs @e.
lebrter, @eihidtsifrei6er uno
Staotsmonn itellt Die 2ebre bon ben
rnotiirli6en @ren5en Sronfrei6s",
BDrenGer, 9(lpen, Rbein, ols etnen
itnltmitoblihen @loitbensins bin.
@ir boben uns itets beniibt, Spro-
DE un6 SHrifttum, @eidibte uno
@ieenort unierer Beinoe 5u beriteben.
mir boben iirausgeiest @ertreter I'm.
ierer ShuIe rotb Sronfreib eeionot,
Die Oonn unierer SSugeno Berit1nonis
fir oie fron5oiiide @olfsieele ein-
floBen fonnten. Dos bat Sronfrei9
ME beriu6t. go fonrte ielblt Der bod
eebil0ete Durup in Ieinem @ei6t9ts.
perte iogen: oDos olte uno cole 2oitO
(nGmli1 6rnnfreib), ons OurA Deirn.
beaus Dhlno itb ben Mobliprith gege.
ben botte: D0os Geib lit Die &err.
i6erin Der g9elt4, lit iiher ebeniopieI
inert, tpie iene @nporfommlinge bon
geitern, oeren eelebrte 8orboret BE-
rem borte @rouion1teiten unO 1itge.
re9te @ro6errngen ibren berehtigten
StusSrud geflnoen boben in Der Der.
boBten Gorlnel oOtodt eebt Dor
9ieft".
glllc eerooe oos eebiIoete 6ronf-
reid, 2ebrer, @elebrte uno Stoots.
manner, Iteilpelt Den glitberjieen
uno bornloien 0eutiden Dor oem Ell.
genen Bolfe gum eraiiomen, rGiiberi.
iden 8orboren, oeiien @ernidtune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

auf Hollen Itebenoe gooeponnc un0
jfpei eilerne 8ieriiiBe entbolt. Sn
DER fleineren 9iIte beiinoeu lidb Scr
aus ihomottiertem 9led er3eugte
Sei5torper; ferner 9IeheefGBe nit
areioIieifenIoiung, Seize in Stiider,
@ntlouiungsioIbcn 5fpei 9aoebiir-
item, SooriAneioenoidine uno elm
Gorrot on Babe. unO Sonoti6ern.
@noIih in ocr 5lpeiten Serie oer
9ooeeornituren GO Stiid) Elm 5luei.
ilommiger Hetrolellm @osbrenner
nebit @eb6uie, pelher sur SeiBluft.
er5eugune 5peds @ntIouillng, be5p.
0esinfeftion, beitimut 1T. Dos &C.
iomteeipidt beioer aiiteu bctrGet
etpo 1870 So.
Sir oen sgooebetrieb peroer SeiS-
forper uuo @oiier5plinoer sur @r-
5ielune bon Grud onf einen 70 gm.
boben @ieriuB eeite1t; Dos ertp0rnte
@oiier fIieBt Our6 einen @umnli-
imlouh nit 9rouienios ob. Gurb
cine 20-25 Winuten 0ouernoe Sci.
sung nit Sol5, SobIe ODER aofs
lolieu lid orei morme grolieb1oer,
begin ourh D}iihune NIT aolttDoIier
ein GoaboO er5ielen. Gbenio fonuen
ourf 9lbfo6en etipo so 8. FERTILIZER
tes @oiier 5u Grinf3peden 5ereitet
nerOen. CAB Die @onne gelentli9
auh 5lr &einigune BON @didle BE.
mist per6en fam, lit ielbiiber-
it1nolidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Die frau5DiiiAc Gr5icbnns nnO Der
JiadeeeOanfe.
Bon grpfriIor o.. ". SsOIcr.


0[ls Dor etipu iieben S1bren in
Deutiblano cine Itorfe 8epegung fir
itoatsbiirgerlitbe @r5iebung einiebte.
Oo mnren peite areiie 6es oelitihen
9olfes ongegen, neil Iie fiirdtetet
bob oa0urtb uniere Gr5iebung einen
oll5u .daupiniitii9en~ Ginidlog er.
bieItc. melder oen @olferfrieoen ge.
fdbr6en t0nnte. S6on oamalS beton.
ten mir 6reliuoe Neutrality-suspicious.
giloung, 0o3 uns ie0e Serausfor0e,
riina Oes gluSlan0es fernldge, Dob
mir nibts neiter mollten, ais unierc
Bolfsgenoiien 81 elmer itorfereil ibrer
Gernntipnrtlihfeit mebr bcpuBten
Wittorbeit ami Staote 8u er5ieben. @e.
raoe neil man in 8eiiti6lano iob,
bob ienieits Der 8oeeien felt 1871 bic
gnn5e @r5iebung onrduf eingeiteLt
mar, inns @liaB nno 2otbringen ME.
Der 8it entreiBen, bernieoen mir es
dngitlih. fernoeutibe 2an0er. oie
einiunolS 5um Geutiben 9tei6e geb6rt
batten ober IN oen trairieen 8eiten
uitierer grniebriguno berloren ge.
eongen irnrett fir uns 5u bednipru.
den. @era0e i'm BeruBtiein linierer
@tdrfe alau6teu tptr entingungsboue
6rieOenspoIitif trei6en 5u oiirfen.
Seet erfobren mir 81 unierem or.
Itaunen ielbit Der @eneroliiitmuS
Soffre inet es, SnB bic 02e1rbeit oes
fronBoiiid6en @olfe8 ben arieg niht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
@Rc A.

8iuei 9(rten bon @inridtunoen
lteben Dem SoIooten i'm Sel6e 5ur
Reinieune oes aorpers un6 Der ge.
fleiOune CUR Gerfiieune I. Stable
Sooe' un0 DeSinfeftionsonitolten,
2. mobile @inridtungen (@iien6ubn.
8ooe5iige, gdoer ouf 6ubrDerfeuD.
Sic @irfiamfeit Ger leeteren lit
icood begren5t 0urd ibre gl6b6noie-
felt bonn 8obn9eleiie uno mondjmol
iiir Die Sruppe 70 gut iuie nift Dor.
bonoen menn Der 9eoorf in Der Dor.
oeriten Srout om orineenolten mare.
Dies fiibrte ben t. +. Stobsor5t Ur.
b. 8inter 5iir GonItruftion einer
nirflid feIomGBigen SooeeinriG-
titne, Die folgenoen 9lnforoerunqen
entipriht; iie lit ond ouf idlcd.
teiten Straben ourcb ieoes Ionoes.
iiblide 8uhrtperf iider bcforoerunaS.
f0big, Der 9(pporot 1T einfod, pioer.
itdnosfdbie, obne glni6IuB an cine
@oiierleitung uno bel ieoem Sei3.
material bertpenobor @s ion o6er
oud cine niht aa3u eerinee Goges.
leiitline on @rouirbGoern (be5w.
@onnenbGoern) er5ielbor unb gleid.
5eitie Die perlGBli1e 91einigurg ocr
8efleioune BON ltnee5iefer (Gesin.
feftion) ourdfiibrbor iein.
Gie @o0eeornitur beiteht aus 5ipei
beriGie6enen groBcn Sol5fiiten, DC.
rem grobere i'm peicrtlihen einen
100 8. foiienOen @oiierfeiiel, cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

oIs cine auIturtot eriten 9ionges er.
ibeinen miib. glun ober, Do oieis aiil-
turtnt trot Der onerfernensiperten
Silfeleiititne onoerer aulturpolfer,
nie Der SeregdIeien, Dtaroffoner,
gllgerier, @burfos, aoiofet aol-
miiden ino @oihfiren, niht gelinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

1T, ertont oos mebeleioige @eminlels
oos fron5oiii6e 8olf Bot ocn 9rieg
niht aepolt. g3ein. Ole 8erontfpor-
tiing fir Die Strome bon 9lut trGgt
IN eriter 2inie Der Stuot, Der felt a.
Sobren beipuBt uno plonudBig ibon
III Der Shulc sur Gohe er8oeen bat.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-28
TO cURTAIL ENTRIES.
New Plan Will Be Presented at Ma l
 tionaI Lawn Tennis Committee Meeting.

New York. Nov. PA plan to cur tail the entries at future national lawn tennis championship tournaments will be considered at the cornin z meeting of the executive committee. of the United States National Lawn Ten his association. it was announced here today.
 A set of qualifying conditions to be submitted for the approval of the com mittee provides that the entry list. which shall be published at least ten days before the -tournanlent begins shall be confined to players in good standing with clubs or associations holding membership in the national association, with the following re- strictions:
 Players, who have been ranked by the United States National Lawn Ten his association dnrirg any of the last five years preceding the tournament or who have at any time been ranked in the first 20.
 Players who in the last three years preceding the championship have been Sem1-tlnalists or better in any two tournaments sanctioned ny the United States National Lawn Tennis associa- ton.
 Players who have in the current playing season played ili not less than three sanctioned tournaments and have made a req asonably goou record Committee of mara cement Of the tour narnent to have the power to rule on the value of a players record.
 Players who do not qualify in any of the above classes but whose entry is acceptable to the executive committee by reason Of residence ill foreign coun tries, promise of skill or other circun1- stances deemed sufficient to ca use ex captions Tn their cases
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-28
SWEEPING CHANGES WILL BE
 MADE IN BIG NINE.
Ohio State, Champions of the confer- ference, Will Be Given a More Im-
 posing List of Games. m

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Sweeping changes | in the makeup of the 1a17 football schedule of the Big Nine" probably | will be made, it was learned here to- night, as a result of the upsets of the 1916 season which closed with Satur- days games
 l The so-called Big Four, of the western conference-Minnesota .Chica l. go. Wisconsin, ard Ilinois-are de-
 olared to have held sway in the
 leaving Ohio State, Northweyt. Indi-
 ana, Purdue and Icwa virtually to shift for themselves. These elevens, it | Is contended, have been given too slight consideration in the awarding of se- lect dates. Ohio State, which won the confer ence championship Saturday by de- feating Northwest B to 3. probably will be given more imposing list of games next season. Coach Wilce of
 the Buckeyes. it is reported. will at tempt to arrange games with Minne- sota and Chicago in 1917, as Ohio State was not given chance to play either of these elevens this season. Northwestern is expected to back up Ohio State and insist upoE better dates.
 The playing of Chick Harley, the dashing right haifback of the cham pion Ohio State eleven, whose sensa- tional work spelled defeat for North western in the title game Saturday. stamps him as an eligible candidate for All-American l1nnors in the opin l. ion Of western critics. Harley scored one of the two touchdowns that defeat ed Northwestern, kicked a goal from field and was power in defensive tactics. He raced f5 yards in plant ing the ball behind Northwestern's goal and booted field goal from placement from the 34 yard lire.
 Although the wonderful Minnesota eleven may not make claira to a championship title. close followers of the gridiron sport are agreed that the
 team is one of the greatest football ma chimes developed in the west in years Every player on the eleven app4srs to be a star. The line attack of the eleven in it's game with Chicago was an attack of eleven men in every
 play, each doing the exact thing ex- pected of him. The 4S to defeat of Chicago was the worst the Maroons have ever suffered. Never before was 3 Chicago team beaten by such a large score.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-28
All-COllegians Have Strong Lineup Final Football Game Will be Played Academy Thursday
 Trinity Stars Comprise Colegians' Backfeld.

Now that the big games with BulEe- ley High are events of the past, Coach Mckay and Captain MacMillan are turning their thoughts towards the final contest of the season, which will take place on the campus Thanksgtv- ing afternoon with tho Collegians, managed by Horace Coyle, a former N. F. A. crack end. The Collegians have in their lineup all former N. F
 A. athletes including many former football captains who have figured very strongly In fhe success of the Red and White on the gridiron in past years. The aggregation will be explained by Robinson, one Of the greatest quarter backs ever turned out at the Academy, and in the backfield the Collegians will have a great ccmbination, Murray, Mullen and W. Stanley. The wing po- sitions will be well taken care of by Manager Coyle and Gebrath, and the remainder of the lineup follows: Tackles, Henault end Mckay; guards
 Isbister and Fletcher, and Jackson. center. The line soutweighs tine Acad- emy and is composed of several hus- kies. The Collegians are ready for the fray and predict that they will put up the stiffest fight the schooIbcys have entered this season. Although the Red and White boys are not predicting. they expect to tire out their heavier opponents and then strike decisive blow.