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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

The Wheeling Creek Srhn! when has
been closed for III" past ;wn weeks IN
account OF an outbreak "f G:rhth"r!a NJ
that place" r"Hp"nrd ycStCrda! morning
on orders from In. township health al
,horltiss Tho buIlLSAg WIS fumiGat"d
during the last part oi t!:c week and the
authorities feel that thc3' have the sit
uatlon we'll in hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Concert This Evening.

All arrangements have been compel
cd for the CuHccrI which viii he given
this evening at the First presbyterian
church under the Hupic"s "t The. Martin"
Ferry LcctuTc-l;cciial club. JudSlhs,
from tho sale Cf tickets u large crowd
will be on hand as trent Is IN store
FOR thc music lovers If the city. The
concert will begin at eight o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Infant Buned Yesterday.

Funeral services Were conducted YES
tcrday Afternoon from tho huIn" 81 IN"
PARENTS, MIR. and Mrs. Austin li"hnS. at
stop IT, on th" liart"n lin" for their
infant child which died SUNDAY morning.
The services w"r" IL charge III IN" lN''-
tor of the West l:ri'iIcp"rt Nj. l.. church
and inl.rm.ut wa III LInw"Ud cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Arranging Game In This City

ARRANGEMENTS n" on loot tor staging
n football gam" in tins city between the
North End Athlete" club ana ia" l""'-
hail team Of CO. !, 2%nth Regiment. IN
training ut Camp Sherman, IF tho game
is arranged il viii take place The first
OF next month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
BELL:AlRE
Local Officer. Testified

Chief OF Palice Malone and o'nce.s
Good and Dunfec were at Steuo"nEA'"
Yesterday wherH they appeared octoEe
jefferson county grand jury N IN" case
of State or Ohio against the '"o H'EA
arrested In this city last week with
wagon losd OF cooper wire. The wire
was stolen from the HeCrtck coal mine
near Steubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Rally at High School

on" 81 IN" stuCl"S n tho hiEh schnol
was dispensed with yesterday mornlns
IN order that 4 rally could b" staged III
honor of thu victory the local school won
over I.insly Saturday afternoon AT tn"
Fair grounds Each member "f IN"
team "a we'll as C"ach llual"y was called
UNION lr civ" Il short talk and several
selections were ais" rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Missionary Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Wonran's
missionary society Of the First rershy-
terian church will b. held this Afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John Schick on
,Guernsey street. \ short business s"S-
Ision will be held after which program
will be rendered In addition 10 the reg
hliar diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
TWO Sent to Camp Sherman

Officials of th,' local draft hoard No.
|. yesterday sent tw" men |" camp Shrr-
man NJ CMillic"tho whcr" they VIII go
into training. TN" tw" sent NrSt"r-
day were John {. Whitney IF l<r!hS"r"ri
and Paul Eiyuk "f this "liy. and they
were to have l"ft with TN" last c"ntin-
gent hut they stated that thy failed to
receive their notices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

When the local high school football
team closed their Season last Saturday
at Sis,rrsrillc. they made Il record u!
three seasons and not victory. IN"
nearest that the locals cHnc I" winniu-;
II game was Two weeks ago when lh"y
play I'd the Snlltid.cid team 1" u tic i;
Ia.nKll DARK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Married by Squire.

Yesterday at his office on Thtrty-scc-
on. sweet. Squire Morrell united in mar
Rage Charles r. Brown end Miss Ethel
Ellen Carter. we'll known young colorcd
people Of this city. They will make
their homo in Bellairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Substitute Officer Appointed.

Constable William Erlltun has hc1h
appointed 4 substitute officer to ull inc
vacancy caused by the resignation 81
officer Thomas Roberts VII" rrS'Gn''!
Saturday. 1t is likely that Triton VIII
remain on the force till the new admin
rstraiion takes bold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Birthday Party.

Miss Ecin:a Long viii entertain
friends this evening Mt her home on
Franklin street: the occasion being in
honor Of her eighteenth birthday. \ va
rle;y OF diversions will be enjoyed and
u luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

test lasting for several weeks. The OBJ
lect of this is TO promote interest and in
crease the mem hcrship md attendance.
Captains have been elected and thrc"
teams will be chosen. The winning
team will BE- banqueted by the losing
side at the end Of the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
To Visit Camp Shernan-

Guy Dankwcrth left Yesterday in his
j Cole automobile for a trip to Camp
fisherman. He was accompanied BY Rev.
&C. r. Smith City Solicitor X. u. Cooper.
iiCtnrence Ault and John Scliick-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

The Bellairc. Athletic football will
hold regular practice on tho Sixteenth
street grounds this "rcntng in nr"para-
sition for the next game. TIL" name OF
the opposing tearl has not E"t been de
leided but the contest w.ll likely he with
Ia team representing the Camp Sherman
boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
MEMS Bible Class.

The Mems Bible class uf tho First NJ
r. church will meet Thursday evening.
when the adult members OF the class
will b" their guests. program Wi!
n. rendered and refreshments served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Annual Meeting.

The annual melting Of the Public
Health and Welfare league will be held
this afternoon in the rooms Of the Bell
air. Commercial club. Officers will
b,: elected and other business given at
tcNtIun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
J.K.M core, Jeweier
MARTINS FERRY, O.
Al Kinda OF Repairing pone
Watches q Speciality
Two Casea of Diphtheria.

Two cases of dlphthurla have develop
ed al Florence. the mining town west
ur the CITY in addition TO the. two CASES
nf Scnrlrt fever at the place. The
homes have hccn QurMuncd but The
school AT that pace will remain open
Unless moro cases develop. The town
ship health authorities arc making
every prccaution TO prevent spread
VI the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. l.. a. Woodruff were
hostess To 4 number Of their friends 81
their home on North Fourth street last
evening. Music and games were the
diversions nr the evening and luncheon
was served at the close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

A Premature Question.--T"rhinF mao
been playing iruanl from Sch"''' AN"
had &p"nI-a long. beautiful DAY HSh'i'R.
on his way back he met on" OF ms
yn,,r,- crnnics who aCCustcd him with
ib.. usuol question. "IIlch anEthlnE.
AZ This. 'r,,nIrny. ia all "ur:$ClhuSr"SS
Of guilty. quickly responded: "Ain't been
l,rnIc yrt."-Tit-BIlS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Maynnr1 Woman Dies.

At An early hour yesterday morning.
ri her HON" i'm Maynard. w"Ei OF this
city occurred the death Of Mrs. Richard
DeIbrusgc u we'll known resident VI That
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Council Meeting Tonight

The rcgular session 90 thc city coun-
cil Will BE- held this evening. Indications
stare that he meeting VII! u" interesting
las a number Of matters will IT, up tor
discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

II Is said that IN" cN-Czar OF Ruhsla
sun has OH deposit III The Bank OF
ENGLAND $50. 000.huG placed there years
aga in provision fer the raIny day
which now has COME.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Mannoa LicAnHeA.

MuIlcry Winfield Hornbeck. age Il. OF
RolIairr and Clara lane Cox. age ~ or
bridgeport.
Hurry Williams Glover. age 81. and
I-ctha Burehy. age is. both or Bethesda-
Massimo Camille. age Sc. and Lucia
alIoSeia- age IS. both OF Bellaire.
Albert Janoski. age -. and Mary
Zubeck. age is, both Of Bannock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

4 recently patented eye SHADE - sup
ported from the nose like eye glasses
md IL reinforced by malleable metal
hand that permits it to be lifted to heads
Of all shapes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Ever-v Member Of Team Remembered

Every Member Of Team Remennbereo
Practically every member OF IN" loot
ball team -! the local high school mas
boon Shuwrrcd with presents Sinc" IN"
game saturday III which the locals "'.-
r,.;tf,.d the l.IuSlv by L SC"r" Of In /" U.
ru,. member OF tho team was presented
with ten dollar pair OF shoes "h'te
other members Jared well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

after which the ;LS$ailan' made his S't-
away II ~ und"ratu" thai i Nar'"h'
vii be- issued FOR III" lUnn today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
Membership Contest

beginning In n f"w da'S. n" Mems
bible class will hold 81 membership con>
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm NmGitcriunt!

(6ortiebnna bon ee:te ID
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

l0ottlegllla D0n seize u
1913 ffno in @eTt.girginien oQein
1900 MinenQrbeiter inns 2eben
getommen. 3ragen mir Gorge, ooB
oieie ar6eiter gefdiibt perOen. Gr
erD1bnte bierauf Die gaitIan6,aa.
taltropbe in Chicago, Die ilber 1000
gleniden oas 2eben toitete uiiu.
Gum S6LuB fproh er iiber 0as &c.
ieslife Gedt De5 4merifoHers, in
Ser ariegs3one gu reiien ltnO iagte
0as iei Elm idlefter 4otriot, Der oti
Die @efo9r bin reile, oaS gan8e.
8of in oen arieg 81 itiir8elL 3ie
4e0e mur0e nit 0onnernoeN 8eifan
nufgeltommet.
SEER CHM 36omie1 Gefretar oes
Gfulrots aus M~iinnenpoli5, idiIoer+
te 8uerlt Die groBc 5rie0ensDeriamm-
lung am IL. 5ebr1inr in jener Staot
uno Den 8eriuh Der ariegs6riiIer
cine @egenperiau1mlltng nb5rtbaIten,
bic b~oaltdnOig miBluneen lit. Damn
ioate er, Der WnIitarismus maile III.
beoingt aus ben 8oltsifuIen Der.
aiIsge6alten mer0en. 0ies iei bic
grobte @efa6r, bic iett Dem mrerifas
niiden 8olfe 0robe. @m poIle bic
syugenO bereits IN Der Sdule fir
BEN Mor0ge0mten, inter Dem qus
bdngeIdilo 6es 9atriotismus, or
3iebeH.
&eiter gntg 9err @ermer alf bic
bonn aeprdientantell gnGaiDaD bon
Serag i'm aongreB erbobene 8eidJtI.
.0iglmg Elm, 0oB 0ie 5irma 9sorgon
II. So, iouie Die StabLS diifsbous
mo MlmitioHsmterciieM Die bDeH=
ten0lten 8citungeii 6urd ~uneebeiire
|5unmru bcitoden babe, I'M INT ,,Il.
tereIie Der alLIiertcA ua0 oes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Principle of Nationality.
ALLIES WISH TO APPLY II MERELY TO THE GER
MANS BUT NOT TO THEMSELVES.

The principle Of nationality is en-
phasized by the entente powers as
the basis OF the settlement Of world
affairs proposed by them. In the
Encouragement of boundaries out
lined in their note, the ten nations
of the entente group aYow their in
tention to insure independence and
liberty of economic development" to
all nations, great and small"
That is a high ideal. II the prin-
ciple OF nationality had been scru-
pulously respected in the past, it
would be fair to assume that the
world would not be to-day convulsed
in the greatest struggle in history.
And this ideal the entente nations
propose TO codify as the law of
Europe by the accomplishment of
the following ends:
The restoration Of Belgium, OF
Serbia and Of Montenegro.
The evacuation of the invaded ter
ritories of France, Of Russia and of
K umania.
The restoration Of provinces or
territories wrested in the past from
the allies by force or against the
will Of their populations.
The liberation Of Italians, Of Slays,
81 Roumanians and Of Tcheco-
Sloyaks from foreign domination.
The enfranchisensent Of popula-
tions subject to the bloody tyranny
Of the Turks.
The expulsion from Europe of the
Ottoman empire, which has proved
itself so radically alien to western
civilization.
We shall not discuss at this time
the grave violations Of the principle
Of n~ationalities that this programme
presents on its face. But this pro-
gramme, even assuming that it is
what it purports TO be, an honest
attempt to 'reorganize Europe" on
racial instead of military or political
lines, covers only a very small part
IF Europe and of the world.
There is no country in Europe in
which the principle OF nationality so
urgently needs to be enforced as
Russia.
Do the entente powers intend to
apply tne prlHClplt OF ~nduOnaity 10
ne 3d. 900 Ukrainians, or Little
Russians, who for many years have
seen striving to maintain their ma
slonal existence in the face Of a per-
istent attempt to Russianize them
by force?
What do the entente powers in
TEND 10 do about Finland, that robust
little democracy which has been de-
prived Of all its rights Of self-gov-
eminent by the reigning car, de-
spite his oaths to respect those
.igths2
How about the 100000 Tartars
Who sent twelve representatives 10
he FIRST Douma. and who since have
been practically DISTINGUISHED, and
0 whom Russian rule is an abomina-
ion?
How about the Baltic Germans.
Who since this war began have been
ubjcct to systematic persecution By
he Russian government
And how about the Polesa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Gro.
pagnnOa 81 MAIDEN. Ger &ooer, nil
meldem 0ieie 3eitltngeu Die geiun
ben @nii6ten 0es omerifoniiher
8OIte8 3t ullnebeln periu6en, ie
Dos fdlidlid oageDunOte Gdlagipori
a8atriotismus
3uIebt nobtu Die beriibmte 9eo.
nerin un0 SdriftIteIlerin 5rau adtt
8ihoros G'Sore aus aanias gitD
oos 8ort. Gil erfldrte I'M geamler
Der giiitter al ipre6eL Delde aaer
oieien GoIoatal, Die jett otf Der
Sdluftfel0ern ibr 2eben berbIute
ten, 0os 2ebet gege6en, uro melhg
BON oen 6egierungea niht befragi
miiroeu, perm oieie arieg erflarter
uno ibre Sobre fir elm 8bontoa
III Den zoo idifteH.
Die Geonerin Dies alif Oas Bud
oe5 befanRten Bepebr. un0 8affen.
1dbrltdlttert 9u0ioit W1dJlm bun Das
gGefeuceleB 4nlerica~ betitelt un0 II
jeoem 3immer 0es 6ontenede 8ut
2eftiire Der @aite oilseeleet iei. ST
oieiem 8ude babe 9tarim ibon BOZ
5ipei nn0 einbo(b Sabren erflart
ouB Der arieg fcmuien miiiie eInfad
neil er puBte, oaB ieinesglei6en BIZ
MadJt bnben, oas 2ono in ben ariea
ai 5miugen oomit iie lire 8rOfitc
eiuitreide t0uneii.
Sem arieg babe ie 0ie Gage Der
@lrbeiter b%erbeiert. Sm ipmiit
mncrifmiideu aricge babe es gebei.
BEN, 0nB mir fir bic 5reibeit Der
4ubaner fGmDfterL mdBreno Die abH
iidt einia6 BARN Seitonoen babe.
auba benz 3ndertruit aus5uliefern
SIR ieIbit bobe nieier 9rieg ibren
grdutigam eefoliet, Der oil Dem @e.
nilB oes berfalilten 6lciides ae.
ltorbpn ict. oas Gin @roBihladtet
Der Hggierung m1Igebauot babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

On this head the entente note con,
tains the following assurance:
The intentions of his majesty tht
emperor of Russis regarding Polant
have been clearly indicated in tht
proclamation which he has just ad.
dressed to his armies.
Can the sovereign who has multi
fed by force the historic rights Of
the Films be expected to deal fairly
with the Polesf The Poles them.
selves, who are most directly inter,
csted in the answer TO this question
have demonstrated TO the world thai
they have no illusions on the Subject
What does Great Britain intend to
do to apply the principle OF national.
tiles in her own empire, the most
composite after Russia?
Does Great Britain intend to grant
the boon of independence to Ireland:
Does Great Britain intend to re.
constitute the Boer republics?
WIN she hear the plea Of India for
freedom?
How will she apply the rule oil
untrammeled race development in
Egypt?
How will France respond to the
test of nationalities?
viii France eyacuate Algeria, tbs
land which for a century has strug.
gled against French domination, the
land Of the heroic Abd-el-Kader2
What will France do about Tnnis
and about Morocco, which she holds
by the right OF might
Just what do the entente powers
mean when they make appeal to the
conscience OF the neutral world al
the liberators of enslayed peoples?
Do they really mean to apply the
principle of nationality to the world
or are they employing lofty words
as a mask for purposes Of conquest
and dismemberment3
Serious Losses in Ships.
Judging from the recent French
and British newspapers we are yerl
far from approaching in This country
the terrible losses being steadily IN
flicted on the Allied shipping by the
German submarines.
In n very recent week, according
~ lHNsN sdiHE SbhkGE5 Dt 4|uiOIIta&lDu
which are not at all likely 10 over
state the facts for very obvious
reasons, 50 vessels belonging to ths
Allies or the neutrals were sunk.
OF late the reports reaching THU
country of the activity OF these sub
marines have lot been at all full, ane
hence it is probable that we have
failed completely to appreciate how
greatly they ere menacing the com
merce and food supplies Of the Allies
Certainly the menace to them hat
never been anything like as grea
since the beginning OF the war.
No news has been received of TIT
5 5000 tons Of freighters missing il
the North Atlantic, all Of which arr
now more than three weeks overdue
Further rumors have, however
reached US that the German raide,
operating in those waters has beer
caught and stink By British cruisers
but these rumprs are As vague and a.
lacking in details as those j n circuia
ton last week.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
PETITION
Endorsed at a meeting of Citizens of Ne
braska held in the Auditorium at
Omaha on the 18th Day
of February, 1917.

We whose names are set below recognize that the power to preserve
the nations peace lies with the President and Congress- who ae the
servants Of the American people, and therefore petition them to take
whatever action is necessary TO preserve that peace. As means to this
end W suggest the immediate adoption of the following program with
such legal measures as may be necessary to put it into effect;
l. Postpone until after the war is over the settlement of any question
2 Keep American citizens off benigerent ships.
g. Refuse clearance to ships of the United States and other neutral
countries carrying cOntraband and passengers on the same ship.
A. withdraw protection from American citizens who ieopardize the
carrying contraband.
s. Keep all American vessels out Of the danger zone.
g. Submit the question Of declaring war, except in case Of actual or
attempted invasion, TO a referendum vote Of the entire people, all ballots
to be signed, and, in the event of the measure receiving a majority of the
popular vote, draft for first service those whose votes we're cast in favor
of the declaration.
SIGNED: ADDRESS:
i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
pradttsG inbnnO filr
,DcMtINs1lmcrikd'
Die intercKante ianitrirrte Bcdleir
idrift Der Edgliden Omaha
Sribiiue.

@ieIe 2eier bon nGeutid.@ meris
fo", Der biitoriIhen uno boHintereis
idnten 8eitidrilt Der E6glife1
Omaha &ribiine, baben ben 8uaid
gediiBert. oieieIbe einbinoen uno 1iifs
betpnbren gu fonneil. 8ir tutroen
onOurh beronIoBt, einetl @inbdno
berfcner 5u Ioiien rtb gum @er.
foltf St bringen, Der ben 2eiern @e-
legcnbeit eibt, 6ieIe epodemaden0c
8eitidrift onf5ubetpahren, oenn In
ipdterer 8eit miro Elm Sabrgana
oieier 3eiti6rift bon erb6btem Ber'
te iein.
9te ginbdnoe uufaiien Die 9ttrt.
mern oreier Wiorate ODER zines gan.
5en. Sobrgangs. sic iin0 ieBr &c.
ihnadboa NIT ihmarSem llrnihlag
uno eoIoencr aufldrift betgeiteIlf,
un0 peroen cine 3ier0e ie6er 9is
bliotbef biIoeu.
Gie &reiic Der @inb1n6c ituO
ipie folgt: @oqIt1uoigar Sabrgang,
auc 9ummern bonn 9(bonncnten &C.
liefert, gebunocr, $l.75.
she Glimmern cines 9ierteIidh.
res, bonn abonnenten geliefert, ae'
bunoeii, $3.50.
8oGitGnOigcr Snbr9ong, ole
bon 9cutiG amerifo bon
Der $dgltden omaha Sribiine nod.
oeliefert, gebuuoen, $500.
aae Riirnmern zines 9ierteliab.
res, BON ser GdgIiden Omaha gri.
biine uafoeliefert, g%ebuuocn, $3.50.
@orto eytra.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

ar~iueSenoen mterdeidneteH. Gieie
9etitioncn iperoen Ton Dem Slgene.
herein Der Go8inIiltcn nod meiter
strfiiIiert unO oaiut nad @nibtngtoii
an uniere Senotoren unO aougreB.
leute eeianot iperoen.
@ir empfehIeu nIlen Seiern Der
Sribiine. sic Dos nod nidt eetan
boben iofort oas eIeidc 81 tin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

WIiidlihermeiic made fih iebt ie-
bod Ihon bic Grfenutnis Balm, un0
ieIbit Die GdnIfnnber Diibten e.,
ooB Is itets eincs reihen WtnnneS
aried imo oes armen WRonnes
Sdlo6ten ieicn.
Die nndfolgenoen geIdliiiie mitr-
oen nneenommen unO gu elmer Be
tition erboben, Die Die meiiten Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
9raftIldles 6afe[.g nd.
/.

gibt boHndnbige e%nlctttInacn Der berfdtes
Denen SdfcIltiGe, nit ben oeufli6iiea aci9s
unngcrJ tn grobeIa @laBiiabe ae3eidnet ioos
burh es benz 2ernenoeH ieidt geIlant III. 81
lebeH nHo az fopterei. GHtbdlt 3eidnnnae,r
irfb llHterlDeifnneen 5ur @eriteltlla bpig
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ianteH, 80br 0apbeil, ardaer, Iiibmaiief istfB.
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beilen 3dpier gebrudt.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Moa ~u1terItiise Die betttide
grciie, inoem man au ibrer 8ers
5reihtna beitr1at.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-07
PERSONAL BENEFITS
DERIVED FROM SPORTS
Interesting Replies Given Kansas UNI
versity Physical Director BY FIX
Football Men.

In order to ascertain the after ef-
fects Of college athletics upon stu
dents, DR.. James Naismith. head OF
the department of physical education
at the University of Kansas. has an
nounced statistics complied after ex-
tended correspondence with former
athletes. In securing his figures, Nal
smith sent his Inquiries to football
players on teams prior TO 1907, be-
lieving these nen should. by this time.
be able to detect any effects of the
game. The questions were sent to
football men. & that game Is the
most violent OF college sports.
To the question, What Injuries did
you suffer while playing football?"
forty of the ..eightyhve replies stated
that they had received none. The
other forty-f1ve answered that sprain-
ed ankles. broken noses and sprained
knees were their common affections.
All but six stated they had completely
recovered from their injuries None
was reported seriously incapacitated
from their participation in the game.
The valuation placed on he personal
benefits received from the game
varied greatly. although increased
physical development headed the list
Among the other BENEFITS derived
were: SeIf-control. rapid Judgment,
wide acquaintanceship. determination
and courage.