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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-01-25

In the District Court Of the United States
western District of Wisconsin.
In the Matter of NJ. F. Coe & Co. In
Bankrupt. ! Bankruptcy
10 the Creditors Of the above named Bank
rupt:
NOTICE IS hereby given that the Trustee has
hleq MS nnal account showing 81 53I 81 balance
on hand and that the final meeting of the
credltors OF said Bankrupt will be held at the
once OF the undersigned in the Federal Build
ing on the 9th day of January A. D. 1916 at
~ o clock IN the forenoon. when the creditors
may oo9ect TO the confirmation OF such ac-
count transact other business and the court
VIII make allowances TO the counsel for bank
Tupt ana trustee viii declare a dividend to
ne creqitorS who have proved their claims. to
oe paid BY the Trustee Eve days thereafter
anu Ior the final closing of the affairs Of the
estate OF said Bankrupt,
Dateo Madison. Wisconsin. January Il, 1876.
c. z. LAMB.
Referee in Bankruptcy
hAEu1IkR- BIRD. RoSESBERRY * OKoNEsKI
Attorneys for Trustee.
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WAUSAU MARKET.

The following are the current retail
prices of the various articles of pro-
duce as reported for the PILOT on
Ian d 1916.
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disqualification Jan. 4, last Jan. IS.
Notice of Final Settlement and As
sienment

state OF Wisconsin County Court for Mar
athon County.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
OF the county court to be held in and for said
county, at the court house in the city of Wau-
sau. in said county. on the second Tuesday,
(6eing the sth day. Of February. A. d. 1916. at
10 O'Clock a. m the following matters will be
heard and considered:
The application of Mary Damrow, executrix
of the will of Albert Damrow. late of the viii
lage OF Schofeld. in said county, deceased, for
the examination and allowance of her final
account OF her administration and for the
assignment of the residue Of the estate of
Albert Damrow, deceased to such other per-
sons as are By law entitled to the same.
Dated December %. 1915
By order of the court
HENRY MILLER F. E. BUMP County Judge
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-01-25
First publication Jan. IS. last Feb. %.
Summons.


Summons.
Circuit Court, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Wenzel Fleischmar. sometimes known
as James Fleischnan),
Plaintiff,
Samuel Rhea. Mrs. Samuel Rhea if he
were ever married, S. A. Coleman, Mrs.
S. A. Coleman, if he were ever married,
Daniel Brinkerhoff. Mrs. Daniel Brink
erhoff if he were ever married. DeBois
Brinkerhoff. Mrs. DeBois Brinkerhoff,
if he were ever married, ChaS. Brinker-
hotf, Mrs. ChaS. BrinkerhOff, if he were
ever married. jackson Prentice, Mrs.
Jackson Prentice, if he were ever mar
ried, and the unknown heirs and de-
visees Of any and all of the foregoing
who are dead and all of the owners
and claimants of title to the following
described premises to-wit: East Half
of Northwest Quarter (E4 of NWD,
Southwest Quarter of Northwest Guar
ter (SW4 of NWD of Section num-
Der Thirteen Q3). Township number
Thirty 800, North of Range number
Ten O0) East The Northw est Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter (NW4 of NED
of Section number Twenty-three (23),
Township number Thirty 800, North
of Range number Ten (l0) East; and
the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter (SW4 of seq of Section num-
Der Fourteen QD. Township number
Thirty 600, North OF Range number
Ten (l0) East all in Marathon County,
State of Wisconsin,
Defendants
The State of Wisconsin 10 the said defendants
and to each of them;
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty COO days after service of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service, anC
defend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, and in case Of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint.
HENRY HAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The summons and complaint in the above
entitled action are on fle in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Mara
thon County, Wisconsin.
HENRY HAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office Address: Amigo, Langladt
County, Wisconsin
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First publication Dec 2S. last Feb. /.
Cnrnmnna

First publication Dec 2S, last Feb. /.
Summons
State of Wisconsin-In Circuit Court: Mara
thon County.
THE MARATHON LAND COMPANY.
Plaintiff
CHARLES r. BECKwITH, the unknown
wife if any, of said defendant, if
he be married, the unknown heirs
and devisees of any of said de-
PENDANTS who may be dead, and
the unknown owners OF the West
half OF the Southwest quarter OF
Section Thirty-three (33). in
Township Twenty seven (27)
North, Range Eight (S) East,
Marathon County, Wisconsin.
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defend
ants, and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service. land defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to do.
judgment will be rendered against you &C
cording to the demand of the complaint, of
which a copy is herewith served upon you.
BROWN, PRADT & GENRICH.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
p. o. Address: Wausau, Marathon County.
Wisconsin.
NOTE: Take notice that this action affects
the title to the premises described in the above
caption and that the duly verified complaint
is on file in the office of the clerk of said court
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-01-25
First publication Dec. 2S, last Feb. s.
Summons.

First publication Dec. 2S, last Feb. s.
Summons.
State of WisconSin-In Circuit Court; Mara
thon County.
JACOB MATTI,
VS..
Plaintiff
JULIA Fl. WHEELER, HARRISON
GRIswoLD, AND ALL PERSONS
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
Defendants
The State of Wisconsin, to the said Defend
ants
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforeSaid
and in case of your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, of which a copy is
herewith served upon you.
And said defendants take notice that this
action is brought to establish in the plain
tiff the title to the following described real
estate situated in the County of Marathon and
State of Wisconsin. described as follows
The North half of the South East quarter
Section Twenty four (24). in Township
Twenty-six (26), North of Range Four "a East.
E. G. PoRs.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
p. O. Address: -Marshfeld, Wood county
Wisconsin.
Take notice that the Summons and verified
Complaint in the above entitled action was
tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Marathon County on the goth day of
December. 1915. L. G. PoRs,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
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First publication Dec. 81. last Jan. 25

First publication Dec. 81, last Jan. %.
Summons.
State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court. Marathon
County.
ADA MURPHY, Plaintiff,
JOHN MURPHY, Defendant
The State of Wisconsin to the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons.
exclusive of the day of service. and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so TO do.
judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint, OF which
a COPY is herewith served upon you.
MARTIN, MARTIN & MARTIN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
z. o. Address. Green Bay. Brown Co, Wis
consin.
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Circuit Court, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Wenzel Fleischmar. sometimes known
as James FleiSchnlan),
Plaintiff,
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pOinCare fn(e(t
WieOer einma(l

Boris, %. april. - gei Ser @r-
offnune Der ofonomii1en &onferera
Der Mliierten ertlGrte 8r1iioent
8oincore geiterr, oob Die glliiertert
ni6t eber ibre @nffen ~nie0erlegen
tper0efl ebe ibr SAinert nidt 0os
8oie Sir unfGbigfeit berringert un0
Die ltneere9tiefeit berti1tet babe.
Nit ieiner g%etpobnteu grablerei
iagte @%oincore rpeiter, OnB Die Ben.
trolnld9te nid)t eriporten fonntetl, in
ibrem friiberen llmfang belaiien al
mer0en. SoOonn crying er ita in
4nflagen uber Die n11tli9en Qn-
grille auf if)Iofen0e Stoote, Der
berti9en Gou9boote auf frieoIide
&nuffo9rer uito Der Sinmorbung
BON &rdnfenifnelteru ieitens Der
oenti9en Srupperl. Inter Den ge-
meinionen 6laggen Der aaiierten
fdntpfe ieood Die nrmierte @ere9-
tigfeit un0 tper0e bic uttgere1tiefeit
berni6ten. Gold elm probIerii9es
@roBmmllD
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.Ja6IeS. BanRett
Der %3eltungS(eutel

gciD Dorf, %. April. - Bei Dem
geItern Itottgefimoeneu Sabres9 BON.
fett Der Bereinigung arneritaBiider
Beitungsberalisgeber plroe Elm
EeIegramm oes pr1fi6euten @il.
ion berleien In meldem Oieier Die
Soffnune misbriidt, onb bic greiie
Der Der. Stanten Itetg fir @e-
redtiefeit, ridjtiges gerlt1ubnis Ii.
6rieoen, @aItfreun6idait unb ben
&ubm amerifaS eintreten peroe.
Gem Br1itoeiten murbe Elm DON.
festelegronlm geldnOt, in peIhem
es beibt, oaB bic Amerifmiiae Sci.
tumgsberdlis1eber . aIio8intion ItetS
fir 0as erite @ort hires Iamens
eintritt ulo es eegen ollie An.
fommlinge berteioigen miro.
Inter ben SpreHern beS 2Cbetbs
befonoen iid @ouberriatr Mbitmnn
un6 4riegsiefret1r gofer, bic beioe
fiir ariegsbereitldaft eiutraten. ge.
icnOets Der Gestere tod eitie 2nn5e
fir oos W2ilitdrproeramm uuo mics
unter anoerem 6oraif bin 01B aud
cine i~nonitrie1e MobiIiiation fit
bie @~ertei0isun9 oes 2oioes bSdIt
.nottuenOig iei.
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I'm enaliidlen iahrtuaiier.

Mai9ington %. April. - BUM
o~esIenntor quitting bon @isconitn,
melGer ben Qbienoern bon 6rie'
bensteIegromnen in Miltpoufee ei.
ne bobnii6e @nttport erteilt bat,
lit iest ioIpeit gegangetg boB Die
omeritaniide embargo &onferena,
tpelde befanntlid auf Elm embargo
mlf &rieg8materiol b~inarbeitet, cine
utief an8eLegte 8eridtp0rung" ing
8erf geiest bat, I'M bic Meinungen
Der Burger I'M 9or3en 2nrOe GIL
pereiften, 0aB 8rGfioeut 8iIfon
arieg tpiini9t, tpGbreno ie6e ieiner
SanbIungen oieie 8ebauptung aLs
Qnge branomarft.
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@erf(oot 9amSferlinie.

SEEN gorf, 90. april. = Srdu
Mag 3obio Sepfins BON 2ouis.
bile, &c., oeren @atte, Der gr1Ii.
bent elmer S9iffsbaruerft in gteu-
port Retps, BET benz nntergaug Der
BON einem oeutiden 8atldboot Der.
Ienften ,aniitania" ertrunfen lit,
Bat gegeu bic Gunar0 0ampfibii5.
fabrt . @eieai6oft cine S6aoener-
labfIage in 90be pon $751; 900 allge.
itrengt. Sn Der aLdge iptrO bebniip.
tet, 6ab ole @eieGi9aft iid Der Gn6.
IdIiigteit iduloig genn6t babe, oa
sic n2uiitanio" langiam fubr, OBJ
glei9 Der aapitGn tpuBte oaB Der
betreffenoe Geil Der Gee bon fetn0.
Ii6en 3audbooten beiest mar.
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GOntrltantrn lOatrn irbt
Dem &Onttlt beitretrn!
MorgeM tutrben bic 3amtH Der iouttt %ansrnttl'
beteH ROnttRaHteH berOfeHtli9t!
Tir ben neAtR ROutsR ssist F1 bsreits SrOkss
SntertNe!

mt elm tpentq glrbeitsIuit I1bt iih
biel erreiaen unb iegIider @or.
iprune Ieidt einbolen, beionbers IN
ienen @egenberL mo- Die oEGgli1e
Omaha &rbbine" bieaeift nod niht
10 fart pertreteu lit. gis iebt bat
ober nod fem aOnteitdnt eineII
8oriprung.
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tGDIid on SntereIie. GorttDdbrerO
gcben uils SGreiben bon 2elern
81, Die Ins ba5u Slid piinihen
unb tn benz Routdt einen L6bIihen
l~lnternebmungsgeilt Der ,86gEiden
Omaha Gribiine" ieben. glae oieie
Treun6e un0 2eier Diiniden Der
rfdaliden Omaha Sribiine" bic
m0gIidit tDeitelte @erbreitang.
Dies lit Gin BetDeis, 0ab es qor
ni6t 70 Idper 1T, tpie ntonde ben.
fen, neue 4bonnenteil fit bie Tag.
lt4e Omaha Ertbiine" su erIarl.
gen. Die 2eute pollen Die Bel.
Ting; man braudt ite mir 6arauf
aufnertiom 81 MAIDEN uno ibnen
einige Brobcnummern borSulegen,
unb man miro ibr Announcement OF.
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nlnmmern tUer6en Die 2errte iiber.
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tperoen touiierl. 8es6alb gebe man
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@erf.
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sur &erntgiing. &onteitonten ioI.
ten aud @amet bon 8eutiden Elm.
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nen boffen. 9ieien tper6en mir ger.
ne Die 8eitlntg oilf grobe 5uien.
ben. @ern file erft nal bnmit be.
fannt find, tperoen iie, tDie idon
Oben geiagt Ieidt nbonnieren.
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Sn oieiem aonteIt f6nnen Son.
.teitanteu bur9 ibre 6rennoe er.
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edrnit anf Dem aritaspfab.

Gan 6rnnci8co, Gal, %. april.
eugene @. @dmib, Der betanntli9
tpegen 0urditehereien unO llnre.
geIm6Bigfetten in Der a~mtsfabrung
bonn @eridt ieites 9oitens aIs
8itrgermeiiter entboben tpuroe, bat
eepcn ben gegenipdrtigen 9iir9er.
n~lsiiter Santas 3oIpb, ST, Gbnlide
Infl6gen erboben. Sdmis fiinoet
an, ooB er cine 8etitton betreff8
Itfebung bes 8iirgermeilters IN
ltmlolf icben miro.
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Barber beae6t selbitmurS.

Crete Neb., %. april. Ger
8orbier Soc 2OuOo beging aeitern
aben6 in ietrem 2ooen our6 Or.
IdieBen GeIbitutoro. @os ben in
9nten @erb1ltniiien Ia6elloen @tonn
IN Oen Sob ~getrie6en, lit elm RGt.
ieI. St binterIaBt feirc Srau uno
ben Sobn elmer Sdmeter, mel.
den er oboptiert bate.
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rannt iper6en; tpenn 6esbalb 2efer
Der &ribiine 5reun0e baden, Don
6enen iie g~lauben, baB fie iih init
glusiidt 1uf @rfolg an benz Gon.
telt 6eteiliean f6nuer5 un6 oenen
gu bdiea eeionnen fin6, 70 iolIten
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tpeilen linen 6anit einen groben
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nib onerfennen tperoeu. @s Iiest
alto i'm ~sSfltereiie zines SeOen, tpeirn
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nod eingeianot miro. Man fiHoet
i'm an anoerer Steae 0es 9Inttes
obgeOrudt.
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Mont1g iper0en bic NnteH bet
aonteltnnten I'm neiien Altomobil.
aonteit Der rGdgliden Omaha Sri.
biine" berofieutIidt. Desbalb iol'
ten ober ipIde 6ie 2itit bn6en. benz
aontelt iest nod bei8utreten, iiA
6urdans niat IN Der ausfiibrung
hires Worbobets obbnltn IaIien.
w1on CLAUDE ia nift, bab es si
It1t lit, INN ausfidt nnf @rfoIg
al boben. Benn aud etntge &or'
teItonteu ettpos Dornls ietn iolten
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beenOet.

glep gDort, e. Npril. @ttDd
$4,000 aoblengrGber. meIde i'm
9iitrift go. 5 BON 8ennlplpnnien
an ben altsitnnO geeangen paren,
baden beute pteOer ibre arbeit be.
gonten, nodoem nit ben 8eIisern
Der beridieoenen &obIengrgben Ell.
ne @inigung er5ieIt por0eu mar.
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etreif In @inbfaber.aa6rif.

Chicago, 81, g. Nprl.-8ier-
5pbnbun0ert arbeiter Der bieIigen
8%inofooen : Sabrif Der Snterua.
ti6nal Sarbeiter SO. lino seitern an
ben Streif gegangen, neil Der.
i9ieoene on8ebItd nngebetterte an-
aeIteGte bon benz @ormann abge-
legt iporOen tpGren. Ger 9etrieb
in ser So6rif muBte e~ingeiteat tper-
non
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ataIiener berhaften aired. pffiaitre

Berlin, %. Qpril. Gunfenbe.
peide.) = 0ffi5iere elmer ariehi.
i1en Streifpode in Der ZEPPELIN
@egeno Der n6r0Ithen Gront IN
Gpirils, iinb, tpie Die ueberieeiide
Nn6riGteno0entlir ans atbpn erfab-
len bat, BON StnIienern arretiert
tuoroen. 9ieie Offi5ier naren bon
cen StoIienern in frelnOI9aftIi1er
@eiie gu elmer ~8uiammenfuuft auf.
g~eforoert poroen, Inn NIT ibnen
milit6riide 6ragen au 6eipreaen.
Dieie 9anoIungsneiie Der STA.
liener bat IN gars Iriedeulano
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ar6Bte errenuna berporderufem

qrOBfe GrreglllIg DerD0rIerNTeTL
uno Die erie6ti9e aegierung bot
besboIb in Som gegen Die arretie.
rung Der 0ifi8iere 8roteit eingeIegt.
t9ieie San0lungsneiie felt ben hins
terIiItigen Mafforonifreiiern dbn.
lid. 9os griediide Soft iollte
bod iest i6lieBli6 eiuieben, mo iei.
ne iuabren 6einoe 3a Iuden iin0.)
The sun., 1916-10-27
PENN PLAYERS GET
A GREAT SENDOFF
Quaker Football Squad Hauled
to Station on It's Way
to Pittsburg.
CHANCES EVEN FOLWELL

PnILNrrLpnrs. oct. &c pennsyl-
vanls's football squad Was given a great
seidofY tonight when 1t left FOR Pitts
burg. where 1t will meet the University
of pittshurg on SATURDAY. The squad
got aboard Il truck. Long ropes were
attached thereto aud the students pulled
the squad from the training house TO the
station. behind the truck came the uni
versijy band
The pennsy team had II signal drill
to-day.
Coach Folwell will star; the same
team that hecai against state last
Saturday. consisting ~ trauhart. left
end cap5. Mathews, left Tickle. Wirk-
man. left guard Wray. centre Entries
vaag right guard Little, right tackle :
Miller right end Light. quarterback :
Dcrr. front half. Williams. rear half.
and Berry. fullhack.
" Charlie Iicnning had his way about
things pcrt9n'nv ." grdiron games he
would be to the left Of Lud Wray IN
the thick Of the fray when the Quakers
seek battle with Pittshurg. The big
line irau. who wae the viciim uf an APP
pendicitls operation month age. states
that his 'ncis lon Is completely healed.
The case OF Bill Ncill is almost cx-
ac;ly opposite t. that Of iI-uuinr There
is no question a. to Neill's physical
ability ~ play hut hi three years Of
football at Whitman College ark his
on" year Al Penn bar him from further
competition because Of the four year
limit rule. according To- tho faculty
athletic committee. Neil is more than
anxious t. -. r,instat.d. tut his efforts
probably VI prove fuiil".
Manager l.Ovett stated that 4 the
case were to he reopcned II would be
done through tho committee II Nell
wishes To- b.. r.hcard. he must COM
muuicatc with br Gondspecd. tho chair
man uf the faculty board. and state his
grounds before ;'at authority.
The sun., 1916-10-27
GLOON AT FORDHAM.
Injuries to Maroon Players Worry
Coach GargRn.

While Fordham is "onfidapt Of defeat
ing Penn .ylvanii Military team on Sat
urlav. Coach ';argar thinks the visit
or~ viii rY"ss 'hc Maroon goal line. To
it;. FurdblW has not hccn scored on,
hat with several varsity players lost
throuch injuries the outlook ut Ford
ham Is gloomy. Yesterdays scrimtnage
was called off to prevent further In
jur'es.
Mcnamara. star of tn, eleven. was
unab. 90 get into his togs. as MS shoul-
dcr is in q cast. Mntty Goldeh, the
brooklyn TNep star directed the plays
tie will Il" used al quarterback to-mor-
row. Br,r"N'S ,No l. seriously injured
from y kick received IN Wednesdays
sorimurgc and he Will not play until
u,Nt wsc%. 'adcll, the freshman tackle
from hay Ridge High. has "a slight case
Of Wlter on the knee. and iIuegcnvig is
not III b"s. coudi ition. He has not put In
AN appearance sine" last Tuesday.
torrDran and DcoLrcll nrc now in
fair shalm ana played III half the drills
This was some consolation.
Dempsey ana o'con' ell spent thirty
minutes yesterday practising drop kick
Ing from the forty yard line.
The sun., 1916-10-27

on the ev. Of the important clash with
Williams ~ South Field Columbia has
suffered series Of Injuries that prcr-
ably will seriously handicap the eleven
tomorrow. Following Yesterday secret
practice II was announced that !. Eosvu.
second string quarterback. had suffered
n severe injury to his right kn"r that
would keep him out ot the game in
d. 'initely. Coupled with this setback
tnerc is uncertainty aS to whcthcr
Buddy Wilh"r. regular tight ttrki'. VIII
b" able to get irtO Tn" gH-ny against the
Purple. Raegener first substitute LEI;
guard. who twisted his aA>l, IN the
Union game and WHO ha. no. h"an iu
Ia" lineup all week. l,kcwisc viii he
found on the side lines tn-nnrrpu.
In PREPARATION Tor the dreaded VISIT
nv the NilliimStpWu team tn" lRlu'' and
White varsity went through e. '.. ire
fcpeliDirc Of plays ycstcrda. 'r u tu""-
ough drill thHi lasted until after dark.
No scriininagiuE was att"mptcl, how
ever. Head Coach Mctcalf foregoing nard
work 90 allow The men 20 ;o~t M from
the Rruelling scritnuIsius "c ~" two
previous dag.
The only pleasing feature i' 81 dag
shrouded ~ gloom was tho gooi drop
kicking of Hoxemau The former fresh
'nan back made "A number of pretty goals
from long distdnce. and from i.iicult
angles In III" course OF AN hour work.
out.
The sun., 1916-10-27
OPTIMISM REIGNS
IN CORNELL CAMP
Coach sharpe and Players
Leaving for Cambridge Full
of Confidence.

ITHAc,, Y Y. oct od.--"wr lave
every III, a~ good u chance against har-
ward a. W. lid last year" said Head
Coach sharp" cf thr cornell football
team, addressing = great crowd 81 un-
dergraduatcs just before the team left
for Camhridrc Tonight
We are going down =" Harvard 20
win" This was the declaration of capt.
Mueller, and these Two statements ar"
characteristic of tho determined attituG"
OF the whole Cornell sdrad
Charles Barrett. last year hero given
ar ovation. expressed regret tlE"t J."
could not play hut declared lac WAS sU'"
The team wuuld bring that football back
FROM Cambridge
The varsity su1 scrubs ENGAGED IN a
,uurt erarpy SCrimmare earl this art'--
noon ana the FIRST team mado the best
impression ~ the year There wa drive
.,uwcr 10 The attack and the ucI played
well 'u.''hrr.
Tho lineup 'or tho Harvard game, a.
curiiug to- sharpe. wiz hc l'y'r>on and
LauH.r ends Gillics, ,lov''t amt IllN"'.
,acklc~. Anderson and Miller. guards; :;
Carry. c,utt". Sl'Ncri T. quHr'orhact {;
B.rcdl.t ai.d Hoffman, haiihdrNs. and
Mueller fullhuck.
The sun., 1916-10-27
\ WOrd TO rordhum.

" team IS capahle, n should rlN.
schedule including far av.ras. ,'
capable elotens. The truth Of that axiom
was demons rated last SATURDAY when
syracuse was go badly beaten hy PITS
hnrg. Rill 1iollenhark'S men had been
feeding on bush leaguers and when con-
'ronted by the real goods fell To- piece.
rms rs by way OF llt,l. comment
too On Fordham. The Maroon his the
greatest aggregation OF football PLAYERS
II has ever assembled. cut SD. of tho
Georgetown game The schedule is not
at all In keeping with the cal.bre of the
team. This may not he the fault OF the
schedule makers, for many an eleven
fnds II difficult to get games. Rutgers
is nm example.
Last saturday Fordhan ran through
SusQueianna. like Il gale throug, u bar
ley Held and scored 81 points Susaue-
hanna was weak but Fordham was not
q points the better. Tomorrow Ford
ham Will tackle another easv proposi =
ton, In Pennsylvania Military college
These big scores may leave Fordhain un.
1T, temperamentally. for Georgetowh on
election day. II devoIves upon the
players to realize that the biggest ion
they have ever confronted Is facing
them. Fordham will have TO take on
lot Of speed before II can match tho
kind Of football with which Georgetown
beat Dartmouth last Saturday.