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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Din6 Idkt wieNcr
mai BON iict RSren!
Seine Gentle plinDern rincu merit.
@rrH5urt II. iaIagtn 9iegierungs.
trmpprn in Die 5lndJt.

GreiiOio, Ger. 81. 92ai. 8iI.
IiIten boben BON Dem an eegeniiber.
t~ieaen6en llfer oes Gio @ran6e ge.
leaenen megifaniideu @ren5ort 0ji.
mega &eiie ergriffen. etiuo 200
W2onn ritten qeitern frllb in 0as
StaOtden htnein uno unter Den 8u.
len aGs Ic6e @iqo" idoiicn fe, ais
iie ourdj Die StraBcn ritten mad,
refts un0 linfs. Bon ser fleinen
@arniion flobcn ctpa fiiuf5ig Col.
0aten bierber; ibnen ioIgtrn 8e.
mubncr iotpie oeren 6rnuen mo
ainoer. Son ben nod lin Grt ber.
bliebencn rs Observation-Disclosures
tpur0en ieds5ebn wdbrenn 0cS @e-
fehtes getotet, orci mur0en bcrmlin.
oct mo feds u~npernunoet geiangen
genommen.
9ie 8obuuugen uHb 2d0en ulr-
ben gepliinoert. Gb fid 8iaa ie(bIt
inter Den RebeIlen befanO, fonntc
niht III Grfnbrtn9 gebradt merocn.
@iliftcn erringrn cinrn 5icg.
Son bierber qefliftetcn W1erifo.
uern miro beridtet. oob merifnui.
ide Gegicrungstruppen inter oer
@enerdlen @drcio ltuo 5igueroo Is
Nieilen %ilo6itlid bonn ga 9tlIa 4oB
un0 80 NteiIen bon Der @ren5e nit
.8iaiiten 3uiommengeitoBen mareu,
uno Die 2esteren bie Shorthand be.
bieIten. Die Hegierlngstruppen fol,
len betrGftIide 9erIlite erIitten bo.
ben utO muBten iidl 3uritd5ieber.
giaa ioa ielbit ieine 2alte ]angeiiibrt
baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
8sIabitener fir gelaien.

9iuitcr0om il6. 2onoon 81. @f1i.
Ger Oeutife @eneralgouucrneur bon
9elgietL Grciberr bon 5altenbnuien;
bat ben gelgicrn eine 3uiaeitcucr
bon 100000 8ronfen %nitfcrIeat,
ME BON SABRE eemeI0et muroe. 3ic
4rnbiu5ialrGte iino oili Den 2. Suni
3uiommenberufen moroeiL I'M iibcr
pie gletbp0en 81 beroten, ourdJ mel.
DE Der @etrug erboben per0en fam.
3omit iteigt Die nolt ben geIgicrn
oils Stclier ~itsgeiont crbobeue
Summc auf 720, 900 6roufcn.
Bon sen oeutidrn geb0roen liuO Ole
itcigenoeu Soften Der erndbrltng Der
Oclti6cn &ritppeu im belgii6m BE,
iebmgsgebiet ais @ruuo fir Die 81.
iokiterer ottgegebert mor0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Earnpf Bis III cinent
~cbrcnbaftcn SricSen!
Der neue 8raiiOcnt Sss 6iterreifIi.
ifen l%lnterbaaies sibt oleie
Grflaruug al,

qmIteroam, lib. 2otoon, ST. Wioi.
Or. @uItap q. @roB, 5ilbrer Der
oeuti6en Rotiouoliiten, lit gum 9ras
f0euten oes l~lnterbnuieS oes otter
reidtIden 8eidsrats ermdblt NOR
oen, pie aus 8ien berihtet ptrO. Sn
ieiner @r6fmngsre0e beriprud Or.
grob 9~eoefretbeit uto unporteilih.
feit IN Der 8ebatte. Gr mobnte nas
Sous, oafitr au iorgen. oaB Die st.
Dartungen bon Geiterrei6s 6einoen,
0aB fid D0breno Der Sieung groBe
uneirigfeit erge6en muroe, liflt CT.
fiiQt mer0en.
,@tr itn6 einig in inherent uncr.
i6ltterIifen GntidMb, iagte II.
8roB, yoen uns oufga5rDungenen
arieg Bis at einem bdhit 6erbeige.
Dinidten ebreu9often 6rie0en 0urd
~3ufubren, Der uniere Stder9eit uno
unobbaugigfeit in Der 3ufuuit ga
rQntiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
ADMINISTRATION.

9llf Der gonoitroBe uod) 6ori
Groof fur8 hinter Der Gouut0areu5e
itieBen 0}ttpoh noGmittog Inn 9
llbr Ole automobile bon @rorgc
&uabeS unO Gbas. gotri6, 4t42
iiiol. %. 5uiantmen. @erpm @nrt,
50t6 California Str. trtQ eiuen
9rut Der rcdten Sdllter unb me9.
rerc Rippenbride DAMON, ndbreub
@ugbes ben 6hdoe[ brad. geioc
Wfdrner Iiegcn I'M Si6 Gmoba So.
Ipital ttn6 beion6erS Ser 3uitonf
bon Suahes gibt 5u groBter @e.
ior9uis 9eronlaiiung. Ole ilbriQef
9yniaiIen Der bei6en 0loi9inen fnuaef
NIT eiHiBen 4bihlrflngen 0obor,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
9os qROrSes berSadtia.

Ger Gle 80 un0 9lrt Ctr. mob
uen0e George 8lotb uH0 Ser Gum
bon Gbicago, melde bon Der
9oli3et geinngen gellommen murOeH,
iino bereits bon 8 3eugm als Die
9erh6er me6rcrer StraBenii6erfaae
un0 G~dubereier iHten0if5iert NOR
ben. Die gebor0en gfait6en, aaB
bic bei0en &erlc aud Die Mor0er
oes 4potbefers Smit9 iino, Der am
.. 9lpril in ieiner apefbefe er.
idloiicn muroe. Sur 3eit oes Nor
.oes in 9ooeu ariueienoe mer6en nen
9eloea esenLiber geileaI Der0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
,,Pcbcit" 1tSinc beindbt
Sen BunScsicnat!

8ai9inatoh, 81. mai. griu5
llonte, Jilbrer Der itnIieniideu
ariegsfommiijton, oie Dor u Togcn
bier eingetroffen lit, eritien berrte
nodulitiag I'M Scnat, tpltr0e eltbu-
iioIttih be9rlBt un0 hicIt al Die
aorperihoft cine 2lniprofe, in mel
der CT unter moerem iaqte: o2er
Iog miro oereinit fonmen. an mel.
dem Die Aaiierteu oui .Jre 2eiOeu
Die iie iest ous3uite1en BADEN, itol5
iein per6en. SD betraftc es f4r Die
a%ommtiiion Sr. 0taieitat oes SIS.
uigs non Stolieu als cine groBe CD.
re, bon Dem Senat Der Ser. Stad
ten beiuiatontnlt 5u ner0en. Syn Die
Ter Stun6e Der @ei1br. In iucldcr
millt1riider abiollitisnlts aIle5 be,
0roBt, gibt es gtationen, Die alto uno
nete aompetitioneu pergeiien ulo
fh pereintet boben, oieie @efabr &c,
gen Die aIgemeine 5ifer9eit s3u
uberpdItigen.
8ir befinoen inns IN eiucr gllf-
Iideren Sage. 0ctn 3piideu ben
Ser. Stauten uno Stalirn bat ME
ein @runo gum arie9e beitanocn.
Gas itirnmt ni6t gang; mir MAIDEN
nur alf Sen Riot Dor mebreren Sab
rem in SIosG utnbd oufmerham, mo-
bel alle StnIieuer ans Der StaOt Der.
trtebeu pur0en un0 g 0~ieierbaIb
5piihen bei0en G~egierungen all
ifarfen auseinouoerieeungen fam.
un0 uie itebt es nit BEN &pn6en
non q Sytolieneru IN QaD Or
leailsO Desbnlb gibt es meoer in
Sbrer nod in unerer @eididte elm
8latt, Dos mir NIT Dem gemertcn
umidlogen, IaBt inns Die 8ergonqen
belt In oieiar Stunoe Der 8rii0er.
daft pergefien. Nir befin0ea un8
geneiniam I'M arieg I'M oieicl6en
S6aale Der Menidli9feit uno Ge
rehtigfeit 81 berteioi8en.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
arine 8arnSc am Wraberidma.
fnuasfaa.

Snfolge Ses Den aan6en Gag on.
boltenoen Gegens fieI Die Gornbe
am Observation-Disclosures aus un0
Ser geiud auf ben 5rieobofen mar
infolge6eiien aeringer, bod battc iidl
our 5eier I'M ailbitorium dine erobe
Meuqe e~in9cfunoen. 8oitor Sobn
8. @ou6er belt Die Saitptonipra6e.
@r ertlartr, 0ob Jet Sober, Der,
nodoem oer aricg crtldrt ici nod
bon &acifjsmlis ipreae oocr Die &c.
aieritnq megcu Der aric9Serflduna
fritiiicrt cincrIei. % CIR iid lit bober
ODER nieoriger 6trlling befinor, Elm
8crr1ter iei. SUI Mi1er gSarf
bottcn ii6 iros Oes idlcdtcn g8ct
tiers 5llr 6Ioa8cnbiiiune ctuo $50
8erionen eingefunOeh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
DerH0cbtieer pom
Oampfcr eelcIt!

2os anoeIeg, Gal, 81. 9fai. =
Gin ornerif. aregSidiff 8roong beu.
te ben 9ocific Southampton Son
Sstan ualDeit Der aiiite gum Sci.
0re6er un0 nabm Sen % a5obrC
olten s. IS. san, Sobn oes reider
Gan 5raneisco 6aufHaHnes. Der fid
g%eeeaU0rtia in 9euti6Iono aufbol.
ten fen, al @oro. Ga1 n1roe nod
2og angeles ge6ruft rn0 inbaftiert
CT befal6 iiA nif Dem g8eae nod
M15nlor, Niegifo. Gs beiB 0aE
ct crit Dor ntehreren Mounteu por
GcutiGlollo nod BEN @er. 5taater
suriidgetebn 1T. Seine @erboftilng
erfolgte ouf @eranlaHung 6es $50
fbinqtoner saiiti3oepartements.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
3nr 6ieTarn Gtreitlaar.

4l8 Geiultat ocs 8ciu6e5 bcr
gertretcr 0cr itreifenoen GGcftrifer.
Mlnilrer uno autiher bel @ouoert
neur 9ebiQe in 2incoln bat Die
itputGide neutrality-suspicious. E
q. Gepnolos B%r1iiocnt Der itnotli,
den ar6eitrr. Celebration, i0tpic @e.
neral George u. 9arris bon bier
melde bei6c iclbit DiitgIieoer oel
neutrality-suspicious. lino, oo5n CT.
naitnt, Die Bieiigm 4rbeitstrltbeI 81
unteriuden nno iibe- Dos aeiuItdt
ibrer llnteriuduug Der 8e60roe We.
rldt 81 eritntten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
z~tr0cntimicm q
Wnkel sam Deritimmt!
Gs nirh aber In AbreSr seiteilt, baF
bort cine prUOeMtiac RrOpa.
ganOa beitebt.

Sem gorf. 81. 9lai. guenos
alires. IN Der Sat gang 4rseutinien.
olalbt, 0aB Die Ser. Stanten BE.
sterltng @eipeuIter iie5t, mrnu lie be.
haupiet, 0aB in Sio amertfn eitc
meitper5peigte pro0eutihe &ropa-
aonoa belte9t. George 9lllre. Orig.
Iobn boa .. mitre, 0en berborru.
een0lten gralioeRtaL zen 4rgenti.
uien lie gebabt bat CAB beltte Die Gr.
tldrung ob, oaB Die Ser. StodteH,
iopett glrgertinien in 8etroht
tommt, 9bdntnmen uodjagen.
s2ie adiierteh" iagte Mitre,
.eutpidcln in Irgentinien cine gro
Bere &1tigteit ais bic Geutiden.4
Gie gpbolptling Der 8unoesre9ie.
ring, 6aB 8eutihlano iiber Die glb.
fnbrt 6es umeritaniideu @eidpa.
oers bon 8ue1os AIrls ans 9lad-
riht er5alten babe miro aus 5uDer-
ldlItger 5uele in 9breoe getellt. Gs
miro 0arauf nerpieieiL 0aB ale $40.
belberbm0ungen 5pliAcn Sii0ameri-
Ia uno europa Der brifilden aou-
troae u~ateritellt iiuo, 1tno alle 8obel
spiiden ben Ser. Stnaten mo SID.
onerlfa ite5eu gegeuuGrtig unter
Der 8eniur Der Ser. Staaren Gegie-
rlttg.
GuB in argeatiHiaa feline 9orIiebe
fir bic Scr. Staatca beite9t, fam
nift abgeleuguet Deroer. 2ieies i'll
pornlf 5trad8ufa5reu, ouB man Der
M2eimlng tit, 4merifa oerftde 4r-
a~enfinte1 un0 onoeren ii0ameritaui-
Ifen Stoaten Die 8olitit Die iie iett
sur Griags8eit eiabaltgn ioaen, por-
Suldreiben.
nebel lit es bier ben Gmerifa1ertl
ternerft moroen, DAB Die Ser. Sta1.
ten init England gemeiniame 5n4e
iitnhten urO orobtert, felne anblen
nlebr mad 4rgentiniel 5u ieuoen,
pean oa@lelbe oos 8ei5enausfu6r.
perbot gnglno gegenii6er niAt rud.
gdHgio mode.
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P~anptqmarticr 9c9cn
h~cnfkri21icn cntccdt!

Columbus, g, 81 g2ai. - @ie
8%ouuerneur Sarnes %. Scr beute
nadmittdg befonnt CAT, bdben DC
.beimoienit 4genten oes 5tdates lDie
Der 5~legiertng eth 4nti-Gpnifripti.
ous, aompEott, julge g1dnner pom
NATURALIZATION gIter 3u bernnlais
zen. lidj an EieHstag mdDt regiitrie.
rem 81 IaiieH mtige6ett Sic no.
iioualeu @auptquartiere fir 0ieie
@eoeglmg ioaen iid bier in So.
tmbus beiinoen. Cine Druferei
paroe ulsgeuomntea mo cine Nieft.
8e 0icsbe5Iiglihe Gndidden muir.
Scu beidlla1nGbmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Bricfkaitcn!

Germ s. 6. q. aropnboe g}ebr.
4ir fonnen 9Sblten lei0er Oic &C.
tDunifte gluSfltnIt nidt erteilen; e8
iD1re lrts urtter Dem 8robibitiou8ge,
ieB aud nidt erIoubt. Qbcr Is gibt
8irmen miBerbutb i'm Staatc, Die
iol6c Ge3apte on5eigen ttno nod bis
gum /. SuIi 1917 am Gage hes
eynfrufttretcn 0e5 9ec6 g~tntionoIcn
Neutrality-suspicious. perienbau ION.
men. @ir niiieu ober nid)t no cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Sin nettes aIeebfatf.

Jranf 2a0loD rno bic beioen
Babies Bearl uno Gillian 2uo.
IoiD nnr0en beute in oIer Jriibe
inter Der anfloge berbaftet oeu
9rltder 6. Sale, Gtc 10. un0 Gbi.
cage Ctr, iiberiaIlen nie0ergeihIa.
gen 1tao bernubt 3u baben. 9as
GIeebIott erbeutete ltbr un0 aette,
iiberiob ie0o6 5000 8orgeIb, mel.
dies Sale in ieiner @oientoide BEL
fid batte.
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Meailtriernnagtaa. ein 6eicrlaa.

Ser Hegiitrieruilgstag, 5. 5ltnt
miro bier unb in Den meiiten 0rten
oes Staotcs olS ell 6eiertog be-
qan1cn tpqrocn. Ole Sdulen, @e.
ritte, 9unten uno bielr @eladite
iperoetL nie berlalttet, geidloicn
bIciben. aon5erte uuo potriotii9e
6eiern iino benbiihtgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
NRtMne, Sanger!
SOnnsrsi0s n6enb Den 81. Wlai, @e'
neraIprObc FIR Die anffibrnns
Der Sper nSblbeter".

Die 9omer, Serren 1no ain0cr
6es @rntildtcn GGors oes Omaha
Mulifbercins lino biarnit naroui
olfuerfium genlo9t oab Die Irett
@eneroIprobe fit ote g8ieoerboIung
Der 9per oSpI6eIter" 9ounerstag
nben6. ben 81. I2oi i'm Mltliifbeim
Itottfinhet. 9Gdc lino hermit orin'
gcno eriudt. piinftlt9 5t eriheincu.
81. GnS. Geeie, QirigaiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
@nn Nnnir hnnnnnrInnien.

Ger bier5ebnjdbrige Com o. 1lors
tina bot iiH Gicnstao nndmittag
noh eiuer Shl1aerei nit eineit
9naben Der gsahbnrihaft ans Der
eltcrli@en @obuung, t406 norol
II. Ctr, entfernt i1t6 1T felt bicier
3eit Ipltrlos nsrffmnnoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Demtider preNioer
miro pcrh0ftet!

t @anl. MlirH.. 81. 4frt.
Nailor 6 Sebllert. maroe beate
erAaiia meil u 9erioaer, dc igai
Siberi9 &snos SulR siali allbpieH
1el hoAfH I'D. iig moqea iid slsps
2saiel rfa ul6 ben &raII0enfen
GllIoa nfilaeuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Die leibioe grpbi6itipn.

&. &, aeeler BON Som Gitp 3d..
mltB, neil Die 8oL8ei in ieinem DC.
iib berauifenbe Betr1ntc cntOedt.
oreiBig Gage I'M @efdngui8 Guar.
tier be5ieberl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

|folde giruao sn finoen IT. pleIlcift
fSnuen Sbre gia9baru ben Sc
miiniften @elheI0 ae6en.
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2uei inaenbIidIr 9it6e.

Ger i5iabrige 5errg Bills mo
|osr Gin Sabr altere 5etrp ssebb
J0a &ortlano Gre. puroen oabel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

obgefobt. ais iie aus Der @inoior
5dtle, in melher lie eingebrodcn
noren, Mteiier unO nnoere @egen.
it1u0e Itableu. Sie nur0en feit.
9enoumen uno bebaupten ais bIin-
% 9ofiogiere ouf @ilter3uqen iifl
I'M gan5en Sanoe umbergetrieben 81
hahell.
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Die hrie9s5iele
Demti6lanSs!

amiter6am 81. M1at, ii6er Son.
bon. - Sic boI6oifi5ielIe Rorooeut.
ide 9lGgemeine 8eltung bot Die or.
fldrung o6gege6eu, 6aB 8el1tidlonI
feiHe @roberung gum 3pede Der &c.
bietsbergroBerung nnitrebt. GeutidJ.
LAMB nil nltr iein @ebiet qegen biz
Groberungsgeliiite ieiner 5einoe Der.
teioigen uno barInagt iolde @nron.
tien, Ste oa3u oieneiL 9atIdlanb
gegen fiinftige @ngriffe ait idiiten.
9ieies 1T ole 4ntrDort auf Cord
Gobert GecilS Ge0e, III pelder er
ioqte. Oob 8cuiidlauO ieinen So
I%onioIbeiie niemols mieocr 5urild
erhoIten merDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
iir6clfhcn5crt!

Ger Suaenoberein Der Geutidcn
6r6ien gbongeIiiGm Stride miro an
3onnerstaq n6eno cine mnItfoIiihc
llnterbaltung in ser Stride. ~. nno
0orca8 Ctr. geben, bel meldler fol.
1en0e8 8rparnm1t 1etiefert miro,
onfonoeub mn $40 dbetbs;
Gr0ffmrngslie0 .......,. Choir,
4iano GoIo go. .@llen antbes
Sobran Solo. .@targnret ainoer
llfeleIc Colo. .SenrD 5dmi0t
@eiang .......... 6rauen Ghor.
&ocoI Solo.. @etuaoe antbes
Stabiibrngen.
4inno Golo...... glen Anthes
@iolin Colo M. @etERrington
0einng ....,.... 5raitendor
GoeaI S5lo. 9loraaret ainoer
defamation Nttnnie 2tdert
Gopron Solo. Gertrude 4ntbe8.
SdluBlie0 ............. Gbor
Ger Gintritt lit irei, es miro cher
cine Stouette er9oben iper0en 8ltln
geIten beS reiien 2rgclfnn0. she
iino frctnOIihit eiugelo0en, bei5a
lpobnen.
9nbeuniprt ntf 6ipip 3pifinndi
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af66onniert anf 6ieie 3eittniel
Newark post., 1917-11-28
HERBERT WISE TALKS
AT DELAWARE
Authority on Architecture Ad,
dresses Students

Hr. Herbert Wise, author of the
book, Colonial Architecture for
those about to Build" and an
architect of the firm of Day and
Klauder, gave a very interesting
talk to the student body of Della
ware College last Monday. Mr..
Wise said that architecture de-
velops with the soil. We in Am
erica have had little time as yet to
develop traditions and traditions
are necessary for the development
of architecture. Delaware is the
most favorable place for its de-
velopment; because her early set
tiers brought with them many of
the ideas of the building structure
of Europe. To this day New Cas-
tie is visited by architects from
all parts of the continent to study
the old houses still standing. Most
of the buildings are of brick and
have been built to stand the test of
time.
In regard to the buildings on our
campus Mr.. Wise said that much
of their structure was an imita-
tion of this old style, which our
early settlers introduced. One of
the characteristics of the build
ings is the rectangles crossing one
another as in Old College Hall. In
this building we find rectangular
centre, two rectangular wings to
the side, and connecting halls
which cross these wings and from
two other rectangles. The en-
trance to the building was devised
Newark post., 1917-11-28

up will probably be the same that
started the game against Swarth-
more. The team looks better at
this time than at any stage of the
season and the players to a man
are confident of taking the game
from the strong Maryland aggre-
cation.
Tomorrow's game will be the
last for Captain Wilson, Lauritsen
and Myers, as they graduate next
June. "Bill' Stewart, who has
made good in the backfeld after
playing centre two seasons is talk
ed of for captain of the 1918 team.
Early next week Coach Baum
gartner will start basketball prac-
tice and there are prospects for a
fast team. Captain Horsey, Will.
son and Clancy are left Of last
years five and there is said to be
some good material among the
Freshmen.
The annual Sophomore Fresh
man football game will be played
some time next week.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
SOLDIER WELL KNOWN
HERE WRITES HOME
Interesting Letter From Camp
Mcclellan

Howard P. Robinson, we'll
known in Newark, now of Company
K, 114th Infantry, stationed at
Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala,
in a recent breezy letter to his
mother, Mrs. Gertrude L. Robin
son, now of Wilmington, says:
"The climate of Alabama is
somewhat like that of Delaware,
excepting the nights being much
cooler. The leaves are just be-
ginning to fall. We are sheltered
from the windstorms by the noun
tains, and the rains Go their part
by keeping us in water suppy.
Zone out of every ten persons
you meet is Negro, but they are
as friendly as a travelling sales
man.
Newark post., 1917-11-28

ing it, says the Indian, the frog
must be alive; lay the frog with
the back down in the butter; bake
the frog until it is we'll done: take
it out; pour off the butter in a ves-
sci, and anoint the wen as often
as you please in the course of the
day-This cure has been tried on
a wen that had been growing for
thirty years, and had become quite
painful with an itching. 1t ceased
the first day this was tried, and
sunk very soon. In eight or nine
months the body Of the wen was
squeezed out, without pain.-The
patient thinks it would have come
out much sooner, but she neglect
ed it, as it did not hurt. The ap-
plication produced a surious SEN
sation, as if it was searching to the
roots. Any person thus effected,
need not hesitate to try the expert
ment, as it is very simple.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
DELAWARE ENDS
SEASON TOMORROW
Mt. St. Mary's Apponent In
Final Game

Delaware College football team
will play it's final game of the 1917
season tomorrow and the strong
Mt. St. Mary's eleven will be their
opponents. This should be a hard
contest and a large crowd is ex-
pected to turn out for the game.
Coach Baumgartner has been
training the varsity squad this
week in some new formations and
trick plays which will be used
against Mt. St. Mary's. The line
Newark post., 1917-11-28
The Indians Way Of 1t

A subscriber in Baltimore sends
us the following clipping, yellow
ed with age, from an old paper,
dated September IA, 1909. 1t bears
the caption: A Cure for a Wen
An Old Indian Prescription
First, take a pound Of new but
ter, without salt, lay it in a COO
oven; get bullfrog without hurt.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
Della. Reserves

Umpire, Campbell. Referee, Will
son, Delaware. Head Linesman,
Srager, Rutgers. Time of quarters,
IL minutes. Touchdowns, Aker 3.
: Missed goals from touchdowns,
Aker 3. Safeties, Farm School 2.
Substitutions: Michaels for
Stone, Raughley for Vita, Stone for
Michaels, Young for Ollcott, Lat
tomus for Crothers, Brunweiser
for Stone, Michaels for Schuffman,
Vita for Raughley, Holton for
Jones, Ollcott for Young, Jones for
Holton, Hearne for Graves, Croth-
ers for Lattomus, Halpern for Aid
man, Attix for Lord, Marvel for
Attix, Graves for Hern.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
""The girls of Alabama cannot be

"The girls of Alabama cannot be
beat for looks.
"The Y. M. C. A. is doing it's part
in this camp, by taking the Bible
study in the old-fashioned way,
keeping all the boys refreshed.
Some of the boys that never had a
chance to go to church are busily
engaged in this work. The Y. M.
C. A. workers are the best of
Christians; they are friends to
lonely soldier boy, who needs a
shepherd, for a sleeps middle
name is 'going astray." Mother,
Pm right with God, as a soldier
should be.
"We have the best of officers.
Our captain is the best of cap
tains. Our food isn't much of a
variety, but it is substantial. We
have good cooks, they certainly
know how to serve beans. | have
gained 25 pounds, all due to our
cooks.
"Our mansion is made of canvas
wooden floor and one door, nc
windows but plenty of skylight
We have a fine bed, of three wool
en- blankets, mattress and rubber
sheet. There is but one thing l dc
not like, and that is to hear the
bugler calling in the morning. The
bugler is my worst enemy. He il
very small, but he sure can make
some noise"
Newark post., 1917-11-28

ito make it possible to have an as
sembly there. A speaker could
stand in the centre and the au-
dience could completely surround
him by occupying the stairs and
balcony above. The square stones
of the floor are an imitation of the
Colonial style. They appear rough
now, but it will require but a few
years to wear them smooth
Newark post., 1917-11-28
DR.. Ellegood Moves Office

DR.. Robert E. Ellegood, whose
marriage was recently announced,
has returned from his wedding
trip, and resumed his practice in
Wilmington. DR.. Ellegood has re-
moved his office from the Equit
able Building to the Vernon Apart
ments, 1905 Jefferson Street.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
RESERVES DEFEAT
FARM SCHOOL
Aker Stars For Delaware

The Delaware College Reserves
on Saturday afternoon defeated
the National Farm School team of
Doylestown, Pa, % to 0. The Re-
serves outplayed the visitors from
start to finish and the score was
held down largely because of the
two safeties made in the first
quarter. Coach Baumgartner used
nothing but the second string men
against the Farm School team
,Aker played a fine game for the
Delaware Reserves and scored all
three of their touchdowns. Le-
witch played a star game for the
visitors. The line up follows:
Newark post., 1917-11-28
Smart Shirt
Creations

Come and see how
successfully we have
coped with adverse
mark ct conditions ;
how large our shirt
stocks are and how
wide the variety in
all favored materials.
Unusual values.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
FOR RENT
Frame Dwelling, good dry cellar, Barn, Corn Crib,
etc. SIP per month.

Also
Frame Dwelling, etc. Sc per month.
Above properties within FIVE minutes walk of Iron
Hill Station, P. B. & w. R. R.
Apply to Newark Trust & Safe Deposit Co.
Real Estate Department.
Newark post., 1917-11-28
Latest
Neckwear

The Seasons FIN
est ties, and cravats
have been assembled
at Quality Shop, and
in these lots are MANY
that you'll find ex-
ceptionally pleasing.