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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

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Der Gtf6tdter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

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Observation-Disclosures tibtrftiffg.
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Die troftfos BHr In Esbaara seridNan.
lab sfter Dea beatt HIN ta Sxxal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

l IN langr, hcrneuSDIer meo bon
Gntdui6ungen muBts bon ben
49, Grdrsn s~utiidesIegt nerbsN,
~ bib fe tnbFd, gtfDrbert brrh
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llniberftdtta unb pplitiihen Menftern
8lQelanen patrben. E6emrfenauert IN
nnB niht Bite tpirtT9tftffne Tutpenbias
lett bic Grdurn aum Gtubium ordinate.
fpHbern bsr innise munTn, an BEN.
@fiiteslebea bes adnbes enaern MufeR
au usbmer. Die Ifnris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes mebishrfH den 9a1ffes III bdratI aus
riidaufiibrtH. bdB ber geruF btr 9xrss
tianen BEN 3rdurn befonbers airt fleet.
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6isiniIaen BtrnEss biIbet has erfreus
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5rdu In characterization gebRten; ais
GrauRndrEiu nnn GHuIdr3tiT tdnr lie
piel our GSIunourp oes NadJwah{es beis
frdgen. Ghs AnSebune ibt in ben Ishs
ten Sahren Der @ruF Der suriittn aus.
Sie, tpie bic acknowledgements, fInbnidt
mebr auf foaale 8eruR nngtpieFen, 5ons
bern psrben bsreits slm Gtdbts unb
Stadtsbienfte btrdngeSo9sn. 8e|oRbtrs
srfrebt ipirO bon Der Grduenbausuna
bas Ridteramt, nomtRtIiH bes Stqenbs
rihters fir bic Suriitin, Fir baB he Ia
non Wdtur aus beHer bef9htdt III, fpie btr
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Jrouen in ben atdosmtFden 2ebrerberus
ftn, urS bier bdbeu Go etnise gu grObsm
NnIebsn stbra@t; 70 tpurbe iirsltd In
9ltsers College In 8runspid. u. s.,
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Sa', mas bu tufft, ftts gang
llnb hi9t NIT eiHRit Iebssn Slid
8es @iinss 5ptsnErrns ----
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

SIN Der .Surifif6tn 80,
henf1rffr go. s 1T elm artEGsi
StreitIraesu Bee Getbsuters9ts tn gss
csUUdrtigtR Rrisas- abosbnidt. ber nit
foiaeHbem tlaiFihen Eot IdfieBt: SO
aisiEt 6ie SnRitution bes 6abeutere6ts
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iirF 81 bsadRTn, bab biefsf Arieg ess
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RcHbifiEdiiuR bitfer prubIsms bcriag.1
ssett tpiien mir bod ~reriefens, mess
hafb bltfsr Arits 81 b<baatEn ID.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Mftns 8rau eHtrGRet fih
olf stpclu Gpasieroaue iks Elm paar
~@oHsHbnben. bic tuHfgsrtds eineu tkis
ren H1lsr T4fnbea. anbsreleiis Tfnn bic
anaaein IN bsls @ui btrfrgi, aIs tburn
70 f9r 9nrmloies getsHiism ssIisrt tuirb
unb Sfnneu out R1Ae.
VIZ nir uagtfSas sshn GAfila lRiser
fne, fdrsit mir bosbufs Elm roknaFaer
AgnseI fd@: SIT. 6trr, b1b cts nur
ipsftn, bag 1uifein bob tfsi bOr6ia nit
an aHhera aisRonLsss
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Outer @rmnb.

@idter: Sic 6nb angsHaet, neil Gle
Sbrem 3oiieetH 9ehmann cine 9brFeiss
~berabrehbt 1nbtn. a0untn Eie i'd in
irssub elmer 3tiIe rsdfertissn2a
angeilnottr: Or reiste mid, neil
e lei biefen T9ledteH 3eitsh Elm 70 sis
IfIsbtntE @sfl4t ma9st.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Reib modt DorfGriFtsn. gdpa6e.
bic nidt mebr sfnieBtn lam, berbiettt.
WiemuHb berTuGe, aus fener Grinnes
rung bic IeibuDnen 3eitrn sn freiden,
bsun bic ~trdnenrtidsn Gage iab es, aus
benin iDis sunfsst grfnbrauesn f4Spfsa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

Drum fpife, mas biz bfsts Biz mat Su
ietgb
Dus 1T bet Bfbereta bon Dsifsm
&sGseF,
@ie To bon 9IA4, neisR biesss ffuE urb
rRia
menn trlb BEN Etan, 10 1T III boiler
@anersaR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
GIN bon Der @idt
perldont ct 6lei6en =.

aetbitunosmaBrseTn bon st. rneb. satsf Steiner,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16

SO. 1. gtrgtfin @ifberfleepe, Genu
nuft Gnfnnrb College.
80. 2. DraHlein GIarn gSatfb Msp8s
sar, SiFss @fnatsaTpaft bon 1ctber.
No. 3. Sxan 8. g. etar6es, Str.
BermeaFurirt psn ftnfatiGa, Ereputt.
so. 4. MebishrtFde @tubenfatftett
bes @otHcn's @ssfeM 0pIle8e BON
SeftafsTDafiett ais l5niHafrr bet elmer
Speruttun, eeasssess bnrh es1ten
iueiblidet srst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
N. Y. u. Football Eleven
Faces Battle With Stevens
Cochran Wins
Big Cue Match
From Howison

Leonard Howison captured his second
block of points in defeating Welker
Cochran, of Chicago, in the final series
Of their special 1872 balkline billiard
match at the formers academy last
night. The score was 42S to 400. The
aggregate score for the five nights play
gives Cochran 1000 and Howison 1854.
The match proved the longest drawn
out of the series, owing to the ill-feel-
ing that sprung up between the play
ers and the cautious playing Of Howl
son. In the thirteenth inning Albert
Cutler, the referee, declared that Coch-
ran had not completed q two-cushion
carrom out Of the corner. Cochran
differed with him, as did the majority
Of the spectators. The incident riled
Cochran considerably, as during the
next five innings he succeeded IN max
ing only six points.
Cochran again played some brilliant
open table billiards and at times showed
brilliancy in executing masse and draw
shots. Howison gathered the majority
of his points through nursing OF the
worries in corners. Cochran's high runs
were SO, 81 and 80, while he AVERAGED
1929. Howison averaged 10 SO
while his high runs were ga, os and a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Cornell Fauorite
OUer Fordhan, in
Cridiron Battle

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. i6.-For one
man to play three different positions
on a varsity team is unusual, but that
is what Harris, ConelPs first string
lineman, can boast of, If DR.. Sharpe
keeps his intention expressed to-day
Of starting the heavy player at tackle
tomorrow against Fordham on Schoell-
kopf Field. Harris will replace Acker-
necht at left tackle, because the regu-
lar tackle Is laid out with leg bruises.
Ben Ruther also will not get into the
game, on account of the same com
plant, Sherman Trowbridge playing
his post at centre. Harris SO far has
been an end and guard In regular
games this fall.
The Fordham squad Of twenty-five
men arrived in Ithaca at 8 o'clock to-
night, and were quartered at the Clin-
ton House. They will look the field
over tomorrow morning with signal
practice. Comedians are wagering 10
to and to 4 tonight that their team
will win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Violet Team Aiming to Mar
Engineers Record With
a Victory
Probable Lineup

The New York University football
team made final preparations yester-
day afternoon for its annual battle
with the Stevens Institute eleven,
which takes place this afternoon on
Castle Point Field, Hoboken. The men
we're put through thorough signal
drill under the watchful eyes Of Coach
Wall, who was quick to notice any
mistake and rectify it.
All plays and formations were car
ried through in smooth manner and
testified to the development OF the Vio-
let men during the last weeks prac-
tice. Only one break occurred, FINLEY
crashing into Gardiner in their eager
ness TO catch forward pass thrown
by Egan. The impact of the collision
knocked both players to the ground.
The incident emphasized the zeal with
which the men worked in order to give
Sfevers her first defeat of the season.
Coach Wall had the regulars on the
field from early in the afternoon until
late in the evening, when 1t was neces-
sary TO play with whitewashed bali
and in the glare Of searchlight. No
chances are being taken with the light
backfeld against Stevens's heavy team,
for two complete squads OF backs are
ready to step in any emergency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Fordham Stars
Will Be MISSING
From Lineup

The Fordham football squad left
yesterday morning for ithaca. where
the Maroons will meet Cornell this
afternoon in the first clash between the
two colleges since 1909. Nineteen
players. Trainers Wefers and Weber,
Coach McCsffery, Manager Delehanty
and a number of shouters made the
trip.
The Bronx men will enter the game
minus the services of Frank Frisch. the
star back, and Croyat. the quarter.
Cornell will again be opposed by "Bull'
McCafcry, who, as Fordham's crack
end in 1909, was a big factor in the
l2--6 defeat inflicted on the lthacsns.
To-day McCafery appears in Ithaca as
the Maroon coach.
Abbott by his aggressive playing
during the last few weeks suppiants
Captain Hendricks at left guard:
Abbott is only eighteen years old. and
his rotund face gives him an even
more youthful appearance. The Ma
room team will line up as follows:
Left end, Fitzpatrick; left tackle.
Christensen; left guard, Abbott; CEN
ire, Golden; right guard. McGrath;
right tackle, Gulick; right end. Ounce;
quarterback, Brennan; left halfback.
Erwig; right halfback, Galligan; full
back, Colletti. The other players to
make the trip include O'Connell.
Mullen. Fogarty, Crowley, Ryan. Kend-
ricks, Gilmartin and Frisch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Yost and Stagg Will
Match Wits in Game

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Although there
will be no game this season between
the football teams OF the University
OF Chicago and the University of Mich
igan, it was learned to-day that Coach,
es A. A. Stage of Chicago and Fred
Yost of Michigan are 70 match their
wits on December on Stage Field.
Stagg has volunteered 70 direct the
training Of the eleven at Camp Grant,
Rockford. H.. for a week previous to
its contest with the soldier team from
Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich, In
Chicago the Saturday after Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Yost has offered his services
in the final preparations Of the team
from Camp Custer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
By A. c. Cavagnaro

Morris High School will meet De
Witt Clinton High Schol in football
contest at the Polo Grounds at o'clock
this afternoon. Morris must emerge a
victor in order to win the Manhattan
Bronx title, as it has eliminated both
the High School Of Commerce and
Stuyvesant High School, other contend
er,. A victory for Clinton will ma
terially strengthen its claim for the
championship honors.
The Morris players will take the field
strong favorites. although Clinton has
worked especially hard for this game.
The record of the Morris eleven is
better than that Of its rival. Morris
began the campaign for the title with
an overwhelming victory over Com
merce, the score being 4O-to 0, and
shortly afterward trounced Stuyvesant,
10 to o. Clinton has met only one OF
these teams, Stuyvesant. with which
IL succeeded in p aging scoreless tie.
contest completes Morriss
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Ed Barrow Favors
Year Suspension

CHICAGO, Nov. RESPONSIBILITIES
Of the Western, Central and Three l
leagues and the formation Of two or
three substantial organizations were
suggested to II. H. Sexton, president
of the National Association Of Minor
Leagues, on his return tonight frori
the Louisville meeting. A. R. Tearney,
of Chicago, president Of the Three I
League, is back of the movement. Sex
ton will call a meeting of the three
league presidents in Chicago next
month to consider the proposal.
Edward G. Barrow, Of New York.
president Of the International League,
said tonight that if left to his decision
he would recommend the suspension
of the league for at least year, when
the club owners meet in New York or
December 10. The organization. he said
made no money last season, and with
war conditions becoming more serious
the prospects for 1918 are anything but
bright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Wesleyan Star
May Not Last
Through Contest

WIDDLETOWN, Conn, GOV. l6.-The
WESLEYAN football team is in fine con-
Etion for the game with Columbia in
New YORK City tomorrow with the ex-
.,pt;on Of the quarterback. Keller,
Va has a bad ankle. He has been
tsr, out Of the practice this week and
80 ankle has shown good improve
nsu,. He will probably be able to play
Z, least part Of the contest.
Nourse or Msrkthaler may be used at
ousrter il Keller has to retire. The
s,s showing made in the Williams and
Rochester games has encouraged the
men greatly.
The defence is strong and the men
ara Displaying marked aggressiveness
when they have the ball. Wesleyan
won from Columbia last year 40 10 O..
The year before Columbia defeated
Wesleyan Is 20 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
Tiger Informals
To Play Cape May

PRINCETON, Nov. 16.-The Tiger
Informal eleven plays the Naval Re-
serves from Cape May here tomorrow
in what will probably be the Tigers
last home game Of the season.
From the lineup, just given out, the
reservist eleven promises TO prove
equally as strong as the soldier team
from Camp Dix, which was defeated by
the informal Tigers, to 0.
Five members of the Pittsburgh team
coached successfully by Glenn Warner
last season form the nucleus around
which the Cape May team is built.
The line-ups Of the opposing teams
follow:
Informal Princeton-Bauman, !. e.;
Keck. l. l.; Bryan, !. g.; Callahan, c.;
TAYLOR. r. g.; Sinclaire, r. Lamarche,
r. e.; Strubing, O. b.; Trimble, /. h. b.;
Afford. r. n. b.; VIM (captain), I. b.
Naval Reserves Burke, Washington
and Lee. !. e.; Loynd, Pitt, !. t.; Bowes'
Penn State, !. g.; Meyers, Pitt. c.;
Henry, Wisconsin. r. g.; Hilty, Pitt.
r, l.; Baird, West Side Lyeeum, r; e.;
Meadows, Pitt. q. b.; Ashman, Pitt,
i. h. b.; Levy, Carnegie Technical
r. n. b.; Curran, Bucknell. I. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-17
9TH Regiment Tennis Club
Announces Tourney

The annual closed tournament OF the
Seventh Regiment Tennis Club will be-
gin on the board courts at the armory'
Park Avenue and Sixty-seventh Street,
on Saturday, December %, and con-
tinue on Christmas Day, December 20
and the following Wednesday and sat
urday afternoon. Entry fees Tor
singles will be so cents and for doubles
81. with divisions In Glasses A, and
c. Entries close on December Il with
William Cunningham, chairman, Zo3
West Fifty-ninth Street. Drawings
will be made at the armory.
Sam r. McAllister and Alexander
Tier defeated Walter ]. Touissant and
Harold Hastings yesterday in a five
set match on the clay courts Of the
New York Lawn Tennis Club, at Co
lumbia Oval, Williamsbridge; Inc
score was 81, 6-S, SO, 6-3, ID,
and marked the final competition OF the
season for the members.