davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

100000 people who live ir the
British Isles, there will still be an
increase in spending power Ut $780,
600, 900. 900 per week. ] give thece
figures merely IS an illustration.
believe the wage increase will be
vastly moro than this amount. Much
Of this will 70 in the higher cost Of
food anil living necessities, but il the
labor Of England is made more prog
porous, they will consume great
quantities Of manufactured articles
which have heretofore been forced
to find 4 market in foreign lands,
because the labor Of England was so
poorly paid as to be unable to buy.
in 50 large . measure as should be
the case, the products Of their own
workshops. One Of the reasons for
the great buying power Of the Amer
lean people has been the fact that
our labor has been paid sufficient
wages to enable II to purchase more
thar, the necessities Of life. AZ an
illustration. am told that one per-
son in five in America owns an
automobile. and in England one per-
son in five hundred. As basis for
deductions this argument cannot Of
course be maintained, for during the
last FIVE years the people Of America
have been increasing the number Of
their motor cars enormously, while
Great Britain has been without
power to manufacture or import
motor cars, and with 4 strict regula-
ton Of gasoline. The fact remains,
however, that Z prosperous and we'll
paid people will consume \ much
greater percentage Of the products Of
their own factories than a people
working for low wages.
Nearly all Of the observations
which have made are generalities,
and do not apply to all Of the ma
tions Of Europe, for the psychology
of each is different. II one thinks Of
the economic structure Of France,
the first thought is Of the thrift OF
the French people. The care with
which they utilize what is treated as
waste in this country results in
saving nearly sufficient to SUPPORT
the Fren-l population. The recovery
of France will be largely baced upon
the thrift of the French people. In
Germany the saving Of the money
which has been spent by past genera
tons upon its war machine will go
long way towards paying the war
debt which must be met by the next
generation Of Germans The patient
is recovering and it is time for
courage and hopefulness. The past
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08
ut Is Good to Be an
American, for This
Is Americas Day"

1.-THE shelves Of the worlds
shops are empty. There Is on
portunity for those who are will
ing to work. 1t is a. time for
courage and hope and optimism.
and il is good to b. an American
for this is Americas day We
have been struggling through our
boyhood. and have reached man.
estate. Today America takes ner
place in the world. Irving r.,
Bush.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08
By IRVING T. BUSH.

WHEN l left the shores of Europe
w = few weeks ago, was a pessi-
mist. My nose had been SO
sloas to the grindstone upon which
The peoples Of that continent are
sharpening their swords into p,ow-
shares and pruning hooks that / had
lost the vision Of the future, and the
problems Of reconstruction seemed
80 great that ! was depressed. felt
vaguely, however, that things could
not be - bad as they looked. | knew
that / had been surrounded by men
nd women who were just emerging
rom = life struggle Of devastation
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
z DETROIT, MICH.

" ubiegiy wtorek PAM Waclawa
Gluska, S67 Holbrook ul., poszla dc
zakladu Grand Cleaners and Dyers
O kapelusz meta, ktory dala do czy-
s~zczenia pare dni temu nazad. Prey
wykupie przyszlo do malej sprzecz.
XII, co tax rozgniewaio zawzietego
lydia, re rzucii sic ma bezbronna ko-
biete l pobii ia do tego stopnia, re
chora kobiete ~odwieziono do szpita-
la. lydia aresztowano j osadzono poo
kaucya $1,000. Powinno to bye nau-
czka ola polskich gospodyh; POGO
d odzi, do takich sklep6w, I popie--
rae takich ludzi, ktorzy jadem niena
wisci zieja do nas.
- Frederick Jekowski z Taylor
Center, maiego miasteczka po}oto-
nego pomiedzy wyandotte a Dear
born, pedzac automobilem po ulicy
Michigan ave-, zderzyi sic z tramwa-
lem. w automobile znajdowaf sic
M. Lewicki, kt6ry zmari z odniesio-
nych ran W wypadku. Jekowski 20
stall aresztowany pod zarzutem MI
zabojstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
z TOLEDO, o.

W zaroslach PREY Stickney l Matz-
niger I'd. znaleziono zwloki W. JAN
kowskiego, 1921 Chestnut ul. Wez-
wany koroner Hartunn stwierdzif
smiert cd kuli W brzuch. Policya
sadzi, ze Jankowski byt cziowiekiem
szajki bandyckiej 1 padf Cd kuli z re
XII up~atrzonej ofiary b~andyckiego ma
padu, co zdaje sic zgadzat z prawda
skoro wezmie sic pc duwage, re chu-
stka ma twarzy trupa miala taste
powaG maske bandyty. obok leza} re
wolwer z trzema nabojami. Detekty-
v, Palicki | Dobrzeniecki areszto-
wall F. Zientek z Chestnut ul., kt6-
~ zeznai, Re byiw t~owarzystwie Ia
strzelonego / { MIN | z trzecim BAN
dyta zaatakowal czterech automobi-
list6w. Dalej Zientek przyzna} sic do
Iicznych napad6w 1 kradziezy. Zwio-
XII zabitego przewieziono do kostni-
cy pogrzebgowej Gasiorowskiego,
rdzle rozpoznai je ojciec l niektore
ofiary ostatnich napad6w bandyc--
kich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
z GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Miuelo lat so cd czasu, kiedy gro
no obywateli ~polskich, do dnia dzi-
siejszego jeszcze zyjacych | zamiesz-
kalych W miescie Grand Rapids, "a
loiylo pierWsze towarzystwo polskie
I W p0aniejszyCh czasach wybuto--
wa}o sobie koSci6I, a nastepnie bu-
dynki p%arafialne.
Historya rozwoju kolonii polskiej
W Grand Rapids / okolicy zawiera
wiele ciekawych szczegoiow poucza-
jacych jasno. co mote zdziaiat cier-
pliwosc. wytrwaiost | praca; szczyca
| sic tel z tego starry obywatele tutej
81 I czesto z werwa | pewnym Cd
cien:em dummy wspominaja minione
easy.
Blisko p&nocno-wsohodniego wy
brzeta jeziora Michigan ley rozrzu-
cone miedzy pag6rkami miasto
Grand Rapids " powiecie Kent, Sta
nu Michigan, liczac oko}o 100000
mieszkahcow, z kt6rych jedna plata
czese stanowi narodowos6 polska
przewa4nie 2 ". KS. Poznahskiego.
Reszte stano%fa Holendrzy, szwedzi,
Niemcy, Francuzi, I~rlandczycy 1 A
mervkante. maiacy swoje wiasne ko-
scioly | parable. Re wszystkich naro-
dowosci Polacy maja najwzorowiej
urzadzone parafie.
Polacy po najwiekszej czesci po-
siadaja swoje wfasne domg; kazdy
robotnik uprawia swo1 wiasny ogrod
kt6ry d~ostarcza mu warzyw ola
swego wiasnego u5ytku. Zar6wno W
miescie jak 1 okolicy Polacy szano-
wani sa przez wszystkich Ameryka-
now, czego ~najlepszym dowodem jest
fakt, Re wielu 2 mich piastuje mie'---
skie 1 powiatowe urzeda. Ma pochwa
le przyznat i'm trzeba, Re So to lu--
die p~racowici, trzetwi l spokojni'
a zamotpobt swa zawdzieczaja piracy
rak | glebie miejscowej, kt6ra I'M
dale / ich rodztnom dostateczne u
trzymanie tax, IL ME potrzebVja sic
udawac W odlegse. strony "a chile
benz.
y Ola informacyi pracujacych ma
szych rodakow notujemy, IL W Grand
Rapids W obecnym czasie buduje sic
DUO nowych fabryk do wyrsbianln
mebli, do wyrabiania wielkich ma
SYN 1 roznych innych produkt6w.
W miescie Grand Rapids z~naiduje
sic % towarzystw polskich, naleza-
cych do Zjednoczenia P. R. K, wv
Narod. Polskiego 1 innych organi-
zacyi. Jest takze siedziba Gminy
Zwiazkowej, do ktorej nalety jedena
scie Grup Zwiazkowych. ZwiazkoW-
cy majs swote wiasne sale do posie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
CzystosG.

Cokolwiek cziowiek hoduje mu
81 sic starat, ably hodowla prowa-
dzona byia odpowiednio. Czystosc
jest jednym z bardzo walnych
warunkow hodowli drobiu.. Jezeli
zdoiasz utrzymaG kurniki zawsze
czysto - kury ME zachoruja NJ
gdy. TAX samo, jezeli ME bedzie-
my karmic drobiu zepsutem ziar-
mem, zatechiem albo zakisnieta
pasza, napewno dr6b ME bedzie
nigdy chory ma takie s}abosci jak
biegunka, niestrawnosc i tym po-
dobne choroby wynikle jedynie z
nieczystej karmy, lub nieczysto-
sci w kurnikach.
Dr6b przynosi sporo korzysci a
szczeg6lnie dobre nieSne kury. Ro
zumny hodowca kur re stu MES
nych kur moze utrzymac dom
wcale niezle. &c must mice kury
doskonaicgo gatunku i umiec k1-
10 Mich chodzit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17

Oby on byl biogoslawiony ten
dzieh! RUFFLES wstrzym1 ia stra-
szna niedole Cd lupieta. RUFFLES
to uczyni napewno! Me bedziec!e
mice wiecej odziezy %brudnej; ME
bedzie Wasz ko}nierz wiecej
wyglada} jak gdyby byl nieczysty;
aczkolwiek to tylko z powodu lupie-
"a. RUFFLES must uwolnic glove 1
w}osy Cd fupie4a, lub wroca Wan pie
Made.
RUFFLES ME Jest laden pertumo-
wany SPECIAL. Jest to rzetelny 1 czy-
sty srodek 1 pielegnacz, on wspiera
on dale energie 1 ozywia skore I ko-
rzenie wfosow. Czyni on Wasza sko-
re tax czysta, a w}osy Vase tax py-
sznymi 1 zdrowymi, ze bedziecie bio
gosiawlt ten dziei, W ktorym usly-
szeliscie o MIN.
Kupcie dis jeszcze cd swego apts'
kara jedna Csc butelke RUFFLEs.
A jesli go niema ME wahatc!e sic
wyslijcie nazwisko tego I zaIaczcte
75c. My wyslemy VAN jedna butei-
Ike z oplacona ~przesy}ka. F. AID.
Richter and Co., 1880 Washington
Str. New York. N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
Stadko r~ozpfodowe.

Chcac mice dobre, a niesne kur
xxi, DO tylko take sic oplacaja,
trzeba sic postaraG o dobre stado
rozplodowe, lub o dobre Jaja do
lsgu. Jezeli sic kurczeta chce wy
legat pod kwoka, to trzeba leJ
dat tylko tyle jaj lie ona jest W
stanie dokladnie obsiaSt, a nigdy
wiecej.
Gniazdo powinno bye cbszerne,
Pred nasadzeniem kwoki trzcba
ia obsypac proszkiem przeciw O.
wadom, ably ME miaSa kwoka
wszy, kt6re sic n~astepnie rzuca
ma m}ode wylegie kurczeta. Male
zy pamietat o tenn, re W brudnem
gniezdzie ME wylegna sic nlgdy
zdrowe kurczeta.
lPo siedmiu dniach przegl9da
sic jaja pod swiatlo i usuwa sic
jaja czyste, ktore ~jeszcze So odpo
wiednie do uzytkut Reszte jaj sic
zostawia pod kwoka. Kurczeta
zaczynaj7 sic legnat W dwudzie-
stvrn Tub w dwudziestym pierw-
szvm dniu cd dnia nasadzenia
kwoki.
Niektorzy wylegaja kurczeta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
XII. ~.
Slow kilka o drobiu.


Poniewaz spora lic5ba wiasci--
cieli ogrod6w, hoduje drob rome
60 rodzaju, a przewaznie kury,
sqdze, re ME bedzie Cd rzeczy je-
zeli pomowie nieco o chowie kur.
Cd diuzszego ozasu sam hoduje
kury ma szersza skale i nam z
Mich zysk wcale powazny, co ola
mnie jest rzecza najwazniejsza.
Me oplaci sic hodowat czy to
zwierzat domowych, czy drobiu,
jezeli sic praca ME opsaci. TAX no
dowae kury ably sig opSacaiy jest
poniekad sztuka, ktora MONA tyl
ko zdobyc przez zapoznanie sic =
racyonalnym chowem W teoryi
najpierw, a potem w praktyce.
Znam wielu ludzi, ktorzy pr6bo-
wall hodowac kury j potracili ma
tenn setki, a nawet tysiace dola-
row, gdyz brali sic do rzeezy W
spos6b n~ieodpowiedni i to ma SEE
roka skale. Poniewaz wien, re
wielu ludzi, ktorzy maja podw6r-
ka ko}o domow hoduje kury, TIL
sze il zainteresuja ich mole wy
woody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
Dziaf O&rodnicZy.
Referuje Praktyczny Ogrodnik i Farmer. 81

"a pomoca maszyn, czyli inkuba-
torow, co tez ia sam czynis. In
kubatorzy So rozmaite - dobre
i liche, trudne do operowania i
latwie, a kazda firma najbardziej
swoje zachwala.
Wszystkie mandatory wylega-
ia kurczeta ale ME W jednakowym
! proceucie. Ma jedno chce zwr6-
cit uwage tym, kt6rzy kiedykol-
wiekby kupowali incubator; ME
kupujcie nigdy inkubatorow ia
Mich, gdyz ME wiele So warte.
Dobry incubator kosztuje zawszc
pieniadze i opiaci sic temu, kto
chce wiecej kur hodowa6' TAX sa
mo sic rzecz ma z w~ygrzewacza-
mi (%brooders), pod ktore sic IT,
mieszcza wylegle W inkubatorze
kurczeta. Zawsze i W kazdym wy
padku, kto uzywa inkubatora i wy
grzewacza MECH sic scisle try
ma przepisow podanych przez
iabrykanta, a swoich wymys}ow
i ulepszeh MECH ME wprowadza
w zycie i ME robi eksperymentow,
gdyz mole to drogo kosztowac i
narazic na wcale nieprzyjemny
zaw6d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
Karmienie maiych kurczat.


Mode, dopiero co wyleg}e kur
czeta ME potrzebuja karmy przez
"a do SO godzin. Post TAXI jest ola
zdrowia kurczat koniecznie po--
trzebny j stanowczo i'm mic ME
szkodzi. Jako pierwsza karme mai
lcpiej, jest dat kurczetom kruszo-
ny chleb, ser, kasze drobniutka,
albo tax zwany pc ang1elsku
,,cbick food, ktory w skladzie
MONA kupit. Gotowanych jaj da
wac kurczetom ME wiele, gdyz
latwo sobie NIGGA uszkodzic kisz-
Xxi / zoiadek.
Kto chce, ably mu kurczeta TO-
sly szybko, MECH i'm dale diva ra
w dziennie zbierane mleko do pi
cia, albo tel maslanke, ale swieza,
Wielu take dale kurczetom do pi
cia mleko kwasne. Wogole, PREY
karmieniu mlodych kurczat TREE
ba uwazat, ably i'm ME dawat
zbyt wiele jesG, ale cato pamietat
o tenn, ably kurczeta kazdego cza
su mialy dose do picia zimnej
woody, tax jednak ustawionej, ably
ma MIA ME padaiy promienie s}o-
neczne, gdyz wtedy woda wnet
sic norzeie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17

dzeh, zabaw, przedstawieh, balow,
k%oncert6w / obchod6w narodowych.
Polonia tutejsza chlubi sic IL ma
miedzy zawodowcami dw6ch pol
skich adwokatow, dwoch polskich lie
karzy 1 polskiego d~entyste, oraz bar
do wielu Polak6w, kt6rzy prowadza
wlasne interesa, albo tez piastuja u
rzedy W bankach | rozmaitych blu
rach.
Many tn take jedna polsks ga
zete tygodniowa, wydawna przez
spoke polska / redagowana przez
silly polskie.
Znajduja sic tn try polskie pa
rafie, polozone W roznych czesciach
miasta osiadajace wspaniaie bu-
dynki 1 szkoly, W kt6rych dziatwa
nasza sic uczy pod kierownictwem
Si6str Nauczycielek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17

Wanna rzecza prey hodowli
kurczat jest p~astwisko, to jest
miejsce zarosie trawnikiem, albo
koniczyna, gdzie kurczeta NIGGA
sobie zielen skubac ! znajdywac
robaki tax bardzo i'm potrzebne
do wzrostu szybkiego. TAX samo
waznem jest, ably W miejscu gdzie
kurczeta przebywaja bylo dose
piasku, lub zwiru ,oraz ably micj-
see byso suche, to Jest ME polo
zone W miejscu mokrem, lub will
gotnem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-17
Choroby drobiu i leczenie.

Drob cierpi ma wIele innych
przypadsosci, ktorych powyzej ME
wymien4em, ably jednak temat
opracowaG dokiadnie, pozwole
sobie p~onizej przytoczyG tabelke
wykazujaca wszystkie choroby
jakim tylko dr6b W tym kraju
podlega, oraz zarazem podaje jak
tie choroby poznawat, co jest po-
WOODEN tych chorob, oraz jak je
nalezy skutecznie leczyc. :. %.
Tabelka ia jest sporzadzora
przez rzadowych ekspertow cd no
dowania drobiu, kt6rzy lekarstwa
z%astosowa1i znakomicie i wypro-
bowali je wielokrotnie. Navy
lekarstw podane So W jezyku pol
skim i angielskim.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01

The Michigan Aggies. Iowa expects
to have no trouble in bagging vic
tory from South Dakota.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
INDIANS ARRIVE
IN OMAHA READY
FOR CREIGHTON
Blue and White Eleven Free
From CrippIes - Haskell
Has Strong Team This
Year.

Haskell Indians arrived in Omaha
last night ready to tangle with
Tommy Mills Creighton team
this afternoon on Creighton CAM
pus. The Indians are said to have
brought the fastest eleven they
have had in five years. Several old
time stars, among them Artichoke,
halfback, noted for his punting and
open field running, are said to be
back in the Haskell lineup this year.
No news is forthcoming from Law
renee, Kan, the home of the In
dams, however, and Creighton has
but the Indians record to gauge
their ability by.
Creighton will greet the Indians
with every player in condition to
play, a rare condition at Creighton
this year.
Johnnie Driscoll and Cy Lynch,
backheldmen, who were injured in
the South Dakota game were, pro-
nounced last night by DR.. Emmett
Mcmahon to be in excellent trim.
Driscoll played quarterback last
night in the absence Of Cliff Long
and Mickey" Harmon. Long has
a charley-horse and Harmon ton
silitis, but both will be able to play
against the Indians, according to
DR.. Mcmahon.
Mark Cavanaugh, guard, who had
blood poison in his foot recently, is
also prepared to enter the conflict
with the Indians.
Tickets for the game are on sale
at Beaton's drug store.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01

ton Is promised in the conference
game betwene Northwestern and
Michigan at Ann Arbor, the Iowa
South Dakota combat at Iowa City
and Notre Dame-Indiana clash at
Indianapolis and the game between
Purdue and the Michigan Aggies at
Lafayette.
Despite its defeat last Saturday by
Wisconsin, Illinois is confident Of
coming back" against Chicago, al
though the Maroons will enter the
game a strong favorite.
Reports from Madison favor Wis
consin to be returned the winner of
Minnesota. Iowa virtually elimi-
mated Minnesota from the big ten"
race week ago.
Northwestern, with the return of
its stars>to the game, is expected to
hold Michigan to low score. The
powerful Notre Dame eleven is ia
vored to triumph over Indiana,
while Purdue is expected to down
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01

Promoter All Fiori will make his
greatest effort in tonight's show at
Council Bluffs, when he will at
tempt to bring the boxing game
into popular favor. Together with
two star wrestling matches, Fiori
will stage four-round boxing bout,
Between the very best pair of men
in this section of the country. Har-
ry Williams, one of the most promi-
nent scrappers among the new
crop of heavyweight boxers, will
tangle with Billy Uvick, who was
for years, considered one of the
leading middleweights, but who is
now heavy of some class.
While this boxing match would
probably be attraction enough to
draw fair sized house, Fiori
thought it was such a short bout
that some other entertainment
should be offered, and as he is only
permitted to stage one boxing bout
until the city council decides that
boxing is o. X. for the Bluffs ath-
letic shows, Al decided to put on
a pair of star events. Tom Ray,
probably the best middleweight
title contender in this section will
go to a one-faH finish with Charles
Mortenson, The Terrible Dane"
Mortenson, too, isga contend" Tor
the middleweight champions aud
will make everf effort to throw
Ray, to cinch a bout for the title.
The final event shows that Fiori
is sincere in his desire to have an
all-star card. Charley Peters, the
Sarpy county sheriff, will meet
Charles Hansen in a finish match,
best two falls out of three. This
pair Of heavyweights have been try,
ing to get together for a long time
and each man declares himself in
shape to put up the match of his
young life. Each believes that if
given the. chance against the leading
lights of the heavyweight mat world
that he would make his mark sufi-
GENTLY brilliant to command the at
tention of the champion. Fiori has
promised to try and arrange
match for the winner with John
Pesck, the Shelton, Neb., phenom.
Tickets for the show have been
or sale in Council Bluffs and Oma-
ha for the last three days. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
Three Big Games Are
Scheduled on Fields
OF Western Colleges

Chicago, Oct. 3l.-Two of the
three undefeated elevens in the race
for the Western conference foot
ball championship will be put to
severe tests Saturday when Chicago
gives battle to Illinois at Urbana
and Wisconsin faces Minnesota at
Madison. Neither Chicago nor Wis
consin has been beaten. Ohio State,
the third undefeated aggregation,
will be idle tomorrow. The games
will usher in the second and final
month of the season. :.
While interest in the contests will
center about the games at Urbana
and Madison, some keen competi-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
Midland Wins First
Game Of Season, 20-7,
Against Doane Team

Fremont, Neb., Oct. 3l.-(Special
Telegram.) - Midland defeated
Doane here Friday, 20 to 7. Mid
land scored a touchdown during the
first three minutes of play and
kicked goal. The stunt was repeat
ed in the third quarter when Nixon
recovered a tumble on Doane's S.
yard line and raced across the goal
line. The third touchdown was made
in the second quarter on a 30-yard
run by Elliott and a line buck.
noane's only touchdown was made
in the third quarter when a punt was
intercepted on Midland's 10-yard
line and a Doane player recovered
the ball back of the line. Midland
kicked goal. This was the first game
Midland has won this season. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
School Of Commerce
Team Goes to Play
Harlan, la, Today

The High School Of Commerce
foot ball squad went through final
practice yesterday in preparation for
the contest with Harlan, Ia, this
afternoon.
The men left this morning at 7:30.
About IS students of the school &C
companied the players. Coach
Drummond only left two OF the first
squad men at home. They were
Emil Rokusek, who has fractured
ankle, and RED" Mcknight, who
cracked his collar bone practicing
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-01
FEAR NEBRASKA
GRID men WILL 60
STALE FOR iowa
Coaches Schultz and SchissIer
CurtaiI Outdoor Work In
Favor of Indoor "SkuII"
Practice.
By KARL LEE.

Lincoln, Nov. L. Especially -
DO or die" is the maxim applied
to the University of Nebraska foot
ball team by the sports editor of
The Daily Nebraskan, the univer-
sity rag" as it faces its fifth game
of the season and the opening game
in the Missouri Valley conference
with the Iowa State School of Ag-
riculture. tomorrow afternoon.
The squad fairy reverberates with
pep" Coaches Schultz and Schiss-
Ter held practice indoors Thursday
afternoon, fearing that continu-
ance of the smashing scrimmages
that have marked the progress of
the varsity teams during the week
might cause the first eleven to go
stale"
Using the new formations, with
Hubka, tackle, at fullback, and Ly-
man, tackle, at halfback, the Corn
huskers are expected to pile up con-
siderable score against Ames Satur-
day Coach Schultz had built up z
practically new offensive, paying
particular heed to the punch" that
the team can assert when within
striking distance of the enemy goal
line,
What changes in lineup are to go
into effect in Saturdays game have
not been announced. Coach Schultz
preferred to reserve the "shock" un-
til the last minute. Local hackers
are confident that the Husker men,
tor has in store batch of scien-
tific battle" energy that will mean
big score. The Ames game, it is
said, is really the weakest on the
Husker schedule.
Dope from the Hawkeye village
places things in different light.
Assistant Coach Schissler, who
secuted the Ames-Kansas game at
Ames last Saturday when the Ag-
riculturalists held the Jayhawks to
0 to 0 tie says they are consider
able team Reports from the Iowa
stronghold indicate that the Ag-
gies are going to make a fight.
During scrimmages this week
Schultz has been using Jobes, Hub
ka and Lyman in the backfield fire.
quently. Newman has been plotting
the team at quarter. Dana, sub
stitute end has played in Swan
sons end while Young and Wilder
have alternated with Pucelik and
Wade Dunn at guards. Bogue has
also played at Days center.
1t is conjectured however, that
the Nebraska mentor will start his
veteran combination. This is:
Swanson and Kellogg. ends; Hubka
and Lyman, tackles; w. Mum and
Pucelik, guards; Day, center. Nc
Glasson, quarter; Wright or Dale at
fullback; and Captain Dobson and
Schellenberg at halfbacks. Newman
may be used at quarter.
Monte Mum. the giant guard, and
Dale. Aleavy fullback, injured in the
Notre Dame game. may be used
during the play. The Huskers are
gagged to start their avalanche
right from the kickoff and if sue
cessful this will permit the Nebras-
ka coach to use the limit of his
available material
In Lincoln, it is merely a question
of how large the score will be. The
Huskers, it is said, are playing a
game that should have opened the
season and with mediocre record
at their backs, will tear into the
helpless Iowans with vicious inn
patience. On the result of tomor-
rows game will be obtained the
first real glimmering Of Nebraska's
worth as a contender for the I'M
official Missouri Valley title.