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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

glenn pfHmof in rubgeren 3eten aus ben 2e5ren, bic Der gegen.
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az erhr Ste1e Der Houe geoenfen mullen, Delhe Die San0DtrtHnft IN
loren ~berihi0encu 3meigen IN Der enoglItsen @niheioung gefpielt bot
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nieaedt nod IN meter 6erne. @ber i6on ien bisberiger gerlnu1 uo
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bn5reaOe anfmerffaufet gefbert miro, I'M 9atRile TT nno lem niB.
GnB Geut1HIano mad fat ~ordjdArigen admpfen eegen Die neber.
"a gum min0eaen ebenio fer os irgeno efnem umltanoe Der Gnldde
BOB es Iene geb0EEernng beinabe g1n5Iih ans egenen Serafen nO nit
ggener Ero0uftion ernabren tann Snorfrie uno SaHOd Gettfblanos
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6emodk gIddsenig bat es Gb 0e aegierrrng ieoob nmd dngdegen ZEN
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h6s. nbr ene nirfide Strait uno Stlrfe nub man unter ben gebnuerH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
Das rcme Ocbct.

8ethunaea i'm Often baiaten. bB @~ebeinbeanue Der aegnrung be-
0nragt poroen feien, fh iolde 9erionen 5n uerten mo ier Fe al
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foaen no9 s~noronltng unfres Snff3oepurtements IN @oibington bon
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aRaahh bera6teL CT fam fb pndnnebmlihaten an8leber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
'DcMtit1e ~Scitlitkcitcn
In Obic abGefagt!

Cincinnati Otto, 10. Rot. -
Gent I'M Often eeeebenen 8eiipiel
foIgenO, 1T bier oIles obgeiagt NOR
BEN, mas an 6eItIi6feiten trgelo
iueIfen 0ffentEiden Gbnrofter tragt.
CHARLES O.. GdmiOt, 8r6iioeut oes
Decentralization Sdngerbunoes,
bat fiH in 0ieient Gimme on Die
snblreiden gereine oesielben getperl'
oerL fie gum 9urdbaIten erntobnt,
ober aud gIeidseitig oufgeforoert.
SeItli1feiten ODER RlinogebungeH, Die
brobosiererlS iuirfen fonnten, auf5us
geben. Snfolgeoelien fdIlt oas &c.
3irfsidngerfef. neIdes i'm aagnlt
in &idmouo. Sno., i~tattfinoen ioate,
aus.
gu6 Oas gfineIffeit Ser 9ereinie.
ten SGrger bon Cincinnati 1T nlft
oefeiert tporOeu. &i6ter SoIn
Shponb, 9r1Iioent 0es 2euti6ame-
rtfanii6en Staatsoerban6es, bat fidI
ebenfaIs In eirtem Ernoidreiben nll
6ie 2ofaIberbdnoe eetp1not un0 lie
oufgeforoert, bon 0ffeutlidcn auno'
gebungen ob3uieben. Die Staots.
f~onbention, Die in Cincinnati itatt-
finoen iollte, miro oemnoh unter.
bleiben. Ger 0eutId)e aotbolifentag
BON Sbio, Der In Gbiaicotbe in Ser
bin0ung nit Der Gngurg hes
Staatsoerbanoes fntboliider 9ereiae
itattfin6en ioute, u~nterbIeibt ats
Oemielben @rrri6e. 3as idbrlihc
aemeiniaue Shibenfcit Ser 0rei
Gincinnatier Sdisenbereine faat
aus. Ger 9entlde Gag and, nad'
Dem ifyon Der ii5IiAe Sabresfom'
mers unterblieben lit. SOS bon
Cincinnati gift, gilt bonn garlser
Staat Ohio. Man miro in oieiem
Sabre fpenig bon Dem FROZEN bent
iden 2eben merfen, nber in Der
0eutlhen gereinen iiebt man aud
felt elmer beiieren 3ufnnft entge8en,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

fer ebening @oit" borseIest, oie felt
gnsbnua Oes arisses uneutiuest far
DE go6e Der aaiiertea eingetreten
4. oae Mabiohuen mIersr Bun
r2pierauo al ssrm GurIlen unbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

erfoIgreiden antnenoitns aebra6t
ueroen fam.
amerifaniide befiidte gdiffe
peroen nit elmer Sdufigfeit Der.
ienft, oie uniere biefigen Marinebe.
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fib maahe tiiftige &qnoniere an
I8oro Ser aanffobrteiidiffe befinOen
ulo Sic 8irfidmfeit Der Ghladt.
flotte in be0e1ten6em g1oBe beein.
tr6dtigt meroen mag, tDenn Die &c.
o~enndrtiae Gaftif, Die beiten, CUR
gerfiiqung ftebenoen @eiditmann.
idaften nitf Den Standardization an
oertpenoen, b~ei6ebolten miro.
8enn Gronfrei6 unS Gnglon0 III.
rem g2atioualitol3 begrnben uno Of.
fen erfldren, ooB iie ibre Soffnungen
orf gtmerifa iesen, 10 foanen iol6e
Grfl1run9en OILS EN- ausornd Der
8emii6unger, 6ilfe IN ilibitantieaer
Sorn su erlaneer, aufgefdbt tners
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mir fie bon ben brittinen uno fran.
s6Iii6en aomniiidren in ibren 0f.
fentlifen un0 pribdten 4~euberungen
erhnLten un6 Die 8otidoften un0
8riefe amerifouii6er, miIitdriider
geobafter, pie 8oti6after un0 @e.
Ian0ter Der Ser. -Gtaoten I'M gus.
Ianoe itimmen felbit in ben einael.
beiten therein.
Ole gegierrng Der Ser. Staaten
if bette iiber Die Gage IN europa
beIIer informiert nIs ie 5libor. 8enn
Regierungsbeamte suloiien, ooB oas
Bolt einen Seil Der @obrbeit En-
fdbrt, 70 boffen fie, 6aourh ameri.
fas in6uitrieae StGrfe in elmer
@eiie ofsulpornerL Die es ME Snbor
Der SOL gefueien lit. Gle ffno iif]
beiDuBt. 6aB bos 8erbreiten iingitn.
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5utr6gIih III, ober Der Heiiimisuris
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lem In ben lesten boar Eogen, 6nf
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beboubteten oob oos ben miiertel
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nisboIle gu fpdt~ fi6 ou9 IN Be
5ug onf Die bon ben Ser. Stnoter
erfUdrtete Siilfe eeIter0 MAIDEN bal
aud 6ieie gu ibdt" fonr1en Deroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

@enn gle Die Sddoignngea, mel.
de ldledte griaen berurhden, Be.
urfeiIen f0nnten, oonn piiroen Gle
mifIen, mic terier oieieIben idIiebIif
ftna. 81. @eiInn0s GremoHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
Die p~er5weifelte Gage
Scr 1luiierten!

Dn Eafslih Eoben ipir nulersn
sra Fiusu aftEtgI 1er sglslu ypr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

But what about all these loud
and iubiIant assertions that the al.
lies arc crushing oermany-that they
need only = little mers tine q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

AggieS by a single point when all pre-
hictlons gnyc the kAnsRns the game by
NJ least on" touchdown. Then Nv the
lace of this game came tho IS 10 de
feat ht the hands Of Ames when the
Eumc seemed mn even break Mt the be
ginning The Tiger defensive crumbcd
In the third quarter and Captain Hamil-
ton, BHss, Kirkpatrick. linemeu. Rider
and Nincr. halfbnCks came out Of the
gnme with dlsloCated hips, "bunged-up"
knocs and other injuries, throwing cod
water on Missouri's hopes and nccessl-
tatlng a shit In SChultos plans
The best recent show Of coming
strength has been made by hmcH Early
season gNmeS indicated that the cy-
clones were slow, and comparatively
weak bnt IN the Missouri game, Boyd,
quarter opened up the fireworks I'm the
third period AldrlCh. last years star Of
the team, followed and tho victory war
taken easily While the Missouri team
was comparatively weak the showing Of
the cyclones would indicate that they
nrc TO have place In the final mix up
/ before any NwardaRrc made
Nebraska Team Weakened
| Nebraska. although stil going In good
! lrln. hhs been slowed up somewhat by
! injuries sustained hv several Of the play.
/ crS In the Notrc Dame game OtOunnlIk
real half bnck, md Riddell n consist
ent wing performer, have been on the
side lines However. Stewards men on
the whole arc In fighting trim and a
good quantity of subs viii hrlp tho
Cornhuskers through their campaigns.
critics believe
From the Kansas Aggics come few
reports except that the eleven liz point
ci toward season Of victories and that
thc lineup remains unchanged The
game with Coach RutherfOrd's WnShinv-
zen university squad proved cARy for the
kunsans and without cNcrtlon they
rolled up 81 10 score. The attention
oi valley crliic' had been cnllcd tn tho
improved condition Of the Washington
team previous to the game. but the end
~ the fourth uunrtcr brought hnch 'he
irst Impression Of conference follow.
orS That the nrcrcER tion would not play
one or the loading roles In this seasons
uIdiron production
Shake.up at Washington.
Washington, under the tuteInre of Dick
Rutherford, the former Cornhusker star.
" being shaken up much after the fash.
Ion ot lHst season In an effort 10 find
winning combination. Some dark ais.
l,r NJ ILL., FORUM" seems 60 hnvc selected
the 81 Louis schools gridirou ps her
hhode and she gives little inclination 10
move Captain EuuE nm end. hns boon
Shlf'cd Ia m" hck field Nnruunrd A
ruard. brought hchiud the lines md
h"rr'r, hack ic'd man. sent up TO nm
captain Kings vacancy Just what
problem ''' 10
Drake se"ms honclcsslv out m tho run.
Ming, Conch Hobbs hns been nI and
unable 10 take charge NJ hia tcom which
mas been urylng 20 teach Itself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
Oklahoma Coach Depends
On Speed and Overhead
Game to Beat Missouri
University of Oklahoma Squad, Eighteen Strong Is Given
Great Send-0ff by Students at Norman; Owen Has
Put Team Through Week Of Unusually Hard Practice
in Effort to Eliminate Constant Funbng

NORMAN. Okla, Nov Special l-
Eighteen members uf the football squad
OF the University of oklahoma lctt Nor
man at O'Clock Thursday night for
Oklahoma city whore Tho squad caught
Katy train for Columbia, Mo, to meet
the University of Missouri saturday
The men were In charge Of Coach Ben
ME Owen
Thursday afternoon thcrr was no let
up IN the amount Of work required uf
the men In scrimmage practice. neither
was there any letup In Reunlc's frequent
hurryups' demanding more speed from
the team
More and harder work than In any
previous week this season has been
dono 10y the Sooner squad Night after
night the team has huCkcd Norman
high school for thirty minutes and then
taken ON the husky freshman squad for
from forty miuutes To an hour The
glare from tho headlights of Rcnnc's
SupcrsiS each night has replaced the
fading shadows and ycrlmmaEc has been
continued until $50 O'Clock
Many Plays Perfected.
Play after play would be used many
times In succession In order 10 perfect
II and the varsity has been given more
than itH share ~ offensive play IN an
effort to overcome tho hmhllng hnb
which has characterized the play of the
tram nit scuHut appears thst the
men will be able lO hang onto the ball
In the coming games
There In no question but that speed
and the aerial style Of football Consti-
tuto Bennie's chief hope Of defeating
Missouri. The backfich has been de
voting little time 10 line smRshes, when
ever one Is wanted the quarter signals
for one of the tackles 10 fan back aud
carry the hall The backs start like
they were MI a clnder path running the
hundred yard dash and unless the rigcrs
are we'll groomed In such tactics many
Sooner plays will be- well under way be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

with interest Navy. under Coach On
mour Dobie, has developed surprisingly
and there Is little doubt today TINT II II
ngnln faced the strong West virginia
eleven which humlliated the middics by Il
small score early In the season. II would
retrieve itself In fact. the Navy eleven,
while II has not been mentioned strongly
must be considered among the title con
tenders this year
Arny's classification should be deter
mined by Saturdays contest against the
Notre Dame eleven Army wns none too
strong against third rate eleven, Va
lnnoya. Saturday and Its supporters are
not too confident of victory
How the Dope Reads
The real big games OF the day for the
west are the battles between Minnesota
and Wisconsin and Chicago and Illinois,
The dope" indicates that the GophcrH
will defeat Wisconsin handily. while chi
cago and Illinois figures to play tic
game.
Kansas and the Kansas AgRles will
furnish the Missouri valley classic Kan
sas' strong showing against Ames un-
douhtedy makes the eleven appear the
strongeNt Of the conference. outside ot
the l'OrnhuskerA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
CR|D|RON CAME
IS LIKE WARFAR
Team or Army Is Strength
ened by GeneraIship,

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov > Football
Hike warfare is strengthened by general
ship and weakened by casualties and
The lineup In the grdiron pastimc IN
the Missouri valley conference resembles
10 degree the reyerses and successes
OF various divisions NJ fighting force.
huskers, with their various victories over
iowa ana Notre Dame, coupled with the
continuous forward pushes ~ the Kan
shH Aggies comprise the major opera d
uons Of the conference
The Representatives uf the two schools
ar rapidly working their why toward
the championship berth. a defeat to
either OF them means loss Of the
championship. The Aggies have two
more conference games one with Kan
gas and second with Ames. The Corn
nuskers also have two game with
Kansas and second with Missouri,
THUS balancing their chances
Strongest Team In Years.
However, Nebraska Ia said to have its
strongest aggregation In some yenra.
which In saying much for the CurnhuRk-
rs VINO have always occupied the posi-
ton OF most prominence IN the confer
ence. The Kansas Aggies have n fail
ing OF weakening before the Jayhawh-
tts OF the University of Kansas nj Iaw-
renee and the outcome ~ the Noycm-
Der Srd game " doubtful The Ames
eleven showed a flash oi coming strength
by It's 10 TO defeat of Missouri and
should prove hard foe for the Aggics
On the other hand NehrnNkn seems to
nave always had mn Indian Agn" on
Kansas. and unless Missouri takes "A
miraculous brace the Cornhuskcrs prob
eo'y wiz get the longer end of the scores
In both OF their conference games
a defeat OF the ARgcs nv Kansas and
victory over Kansas IN Nebraska
Naiid give the Lincoln school an undis-
puted mplonship.
Missouri Travels Fast
The tesm which has met with tho
greatest reverse In the conference ia
that Of the University NJ Missouri Get
Ting away to y slow start In their first
game with William Jewell. the Tigers
shaved a flash by losing 20 the Kansas
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fore the opposition knows anything has
hupp, ned
Works In Scrlmmaae
In sCftmmAgp this week owen has
worked Ross Johnston purnnL HASKELL
ana Lustcr at ends. Deacon, Light, Nc.
Glothlu and Boyle A. tackles, NCGluth.
liu, Brown. Carr and Mrt 'urdl az guards
and Douglas uud NcCugdy AT Ccnt"r ln
the hacknrid Tommy Graham. I.uAl'I
Nilmoth. Boyle Davis. Shaw aud Chen
dl. have worked Rt hHlfmCk. WhWO'h.
Lustrr and Smith tt quarter ana DNNl
ana Bclchtuld tl fun THESE men, "igh'
teen IN all. viii make the Missouri uiu
with the exception OF Choad,c thC1dw
was found Ineligible by the faculty ell
RlhiIity committee
plHyrra coaches ana followers ~ The
team here h-li"yr that Oklahoma In fac
Ink just MS hard "a task 20 defeat Ma.
Hnuri 1t Columbia Rs The team viii fi""
next week when Kansas comos to Nor
man This h In spite Of the fnct inat
Kansas bcstcd Amcs 10 and hmcF
trounCed Missouri ~ TO u Reports from
Columbia indicate that MiNOurl'E team
llas developed rapidly since the Nmet
game nnd IN an extremely powerful ug
gregation
Probable Lineup.
Preceding the departure " tho team
Thursday night students engaged. In n
pop meeting nt the intcrurhau station.
eHthuEiHR thu -plIYerA- and showing the
loyal SPIRIT ~ the school
=. N.t.