davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-01-08

Mr.. Henpeck had hesiated a long
while about doing this bold thing,
but he felt that now was the time or
never. Dear" he said in a very
tlmid voice. II wish you wouldn't
ccl me Leo any more"
"Why not?" demanded his wife
ex losively. LEO is your given
- me-"
II know, my dear. but It makes
n friends laugh when you call me
{ y was thinking you might call
no Job just for pet name"
A Georgian from up in the noun
tains came to town on his anrua
trip with load OF cora, sweet pota'
toes and other produce, to exchanges
for groceries. As he neared the ei'
ty, he saw a sign; Speed Limit
Is Miles an Hour" Prodding his
oxen frantically with stick, hs
muttered by golly! I don't be
lieye we can make IT,"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Kolegie w Stanach Zjednoczonych
beda nadal prowadzic kursa
cwiczen Woiskowych.

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
S323;H CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS iowa

do niedawna pruskim odby1y sic
juz wybory r%egularne delegat6w,
kt6rzy odbyli W Poznaniu Sejm
Polski. W Sejmie tym uczesfniczy
10 500 delegation. reprezentuja-
ca1y tabor. Wybory byly re
gularne a W g%1osowaniu bra1a u
dial Gala ludnosc polska.
Sejm w Poznaniu zatwierdzil
niez1omna wole narodu przy1acze
mia ca1ego zaboru pruskiego do
Zjednoezonej j Niepodleglej Pol
ski j "a posrednictwem Polskiego
Komitetu Narodwego wyslal tele
granny do Prezydenta Wilsona,
premiere Clemenceau, n%aczelnego
dow6dcy Focha, Lloyd George'ai
premiere W1och Orlando. Sejm u
zna4 r6wniez Polski Komitet Marc
dowy jake swego przedstawiciela
u panstw sprzymierzonych po--
wierzy} mu obrone interes6w pol
skich az do chwili utworzenia RIA
du polskiego uznanego przez cafy
kraj i majacego reprezentacye re-
gularna ia obczyznie.
Sejm ten poleei1 Generalowi
Pi1sudskiemu utWorzenie rzadu
koalicyjnego W Polsce, rzadu
przedstawiajacego Wszystkie kie-
runki polityczne re wszystkich
trzech zaborow, kt6ryby m6g} "a
pewnic nietykalnosc, porzadek ]
bezpieczenstwo wewnetrzne W ME
jsce rzadu jednego stronnictwa
kt6re ME przedstawia ca1ej Pol
ski, lecz jest tylko wyrazem s}a-
BEL mniejszosci.
Uroczystosc wypad1a wspania-
lie = Poznan tonal we flagach pol
skich z kazdego okna zwieszala
sic choragiew polska. Pozn al pIraa-
starry rozbrzmiewal od--polskich by
mn66w "a okrzyk "Niech@ zyje
|Polska wolna, niepodlegla i zjed-
noczona srozlegal sic wszedzie.
Polska i Ukraina.
Agencya telegraficzna 2 Krako-
wa nam donosi, re jest urzedow--
ME powiadomiona- 2 Wiednia, re
D. Waclaw Bibinski delegat u llz a
in6sk przedstawi1l sic delegacyi
polskiej we Wiedniu oswiadczyy1
re Rad ukrainski ME odpowiada.
"a zajsciie jake mialy miejsce W
Galicyii wschodniej, re pragnie
by istnia1y stosunki iak najbar--
dziej przyjazne miedzy Polska a
Ukraina.
Jest to zdaje sic nowy bluff
ukrainski, jak i ten o zawieszenlu
broni.
g--- 81 #@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14

Iii noge vienna, ga ia music jetchac
i music dostac rekrut6w doPol
skie:j Armii - ia zdechne a Polls
-ka Eye mllsi."
l ME uspokoil sic wczesniej, az
KS. Krzyzan obieca1 re odWo1a te-
.legram telefoniczniie. iGdyby tax
kazdy Polak kochaf swa Ojczyzne
jak por. Chodzko, to Z pewnoscia
HE potrzebowa1by on pc rekrut6W
do Alncryki nrzyjezdzae@
Stan. Sielksi, correspondent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
boj.u
Poli.

Polk r6wniez odegraly swa ro-
.le i staraly sic zrprzyjemnic pobyt
weteran6ow W Buffalo, w tym ce-
III Komitet Polek urzadzi} zaba--:
We WSDomu Polskim u sobote
.dnia Is listopada hr. a kWatera
porucznika Chodzki n~ape:hio e By
la wonia r6z, przyslanych przez
pa1lia f. Rowniez cudnY wieiiiec
uroczych Polek otacza1 ,poruczni-
kka5; jednaI nieh Panaa=M :seedda
Ia. MI MI ma %pamiatke piekny piers
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
P. K. N. Q pogromach

: Kablogram Wydzia1u N. P. z
SPolskiego Komitetu Narodowego.
Paryzs1l4go gr11ldnia Polski Komi-
tet Narodowy rozeslal do rzad6w
sprzymierzonlych j do prasy komu
nikaty - oswiadczajace i stwier-
dzajace bezpodstawnosc wiadomo
sci rozszerzanych przez agencye
prasy nieprzyjacielskiej o rzeko-
mych pogromach W Polsce. Komu-
nikat ten sklada Gala odpowiedzial
nose "a gwa1ty popelnione ma karb
czynnikoW mic 2 ludnoscia polska
ME majacych wsp6lnego i stwier-
dza, re W Polsce bedzie istniec zu-
pelna r6wnosc polityczna i religij
nas ola Wszystkich obywateli.
Ar1nia Polska do Pelsd
Paryz, Ago grudnia. Polski
Komitet NarodoWy czyni energicz
ne starania, by wyslae do Polski
armie polska znacznie powiekszo-
ma przez howe kontyngenty zwer-
bowane pomiedzy polskimi jenca-
mi wojennymi. Do Polski wyjez--
dzaja wszyscy przez 'Gdansk. Da
sic to uskutecznic dokona6 W Ella
gu jednego miesiaca biezacego.
Sejm Polsh w Poznansldem
Paryz, Il grudnia - w zaborze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
PolH ia klnsie rekonshnk.
eyjnYm v Washingtonie.

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WILL DAIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
'WlARlSr Wterek, dna 4gge syczlia, 1919.

I@ S#@@asss#s51|Sss Ss s5SEs98ss8@s@Ssaae
Co v pysze sWej uragai praWom5
Boga.
DIS wiosny ludlow rozkWita Wor
NJ kWiat
Mech zapomnniane beda placzi
nW6ga
zwyeiesko skrzydla rozpial orzel
bialy
sWobodny ptak, narodu w6dz
Wspanialy
Wolnoscii swiec siel Bol sic rodzi
j trud!-
Knew ci slubujem nasza, my pol
ski lud! .
Ostatnie diva Wiersze poWtarza
sic.
Kiedy pojedziemy do kraju ma
razie ME wiemy! M6wia jednak,
re bardzo predko, zaraz pc ukon-
czeniu organizacyi, kt6ra jest W
pelnym toku!W tych dniach zWie
dzimy Neapol. ia zas pojade-nad
miastem aeroplanem! Go "a Wra-
zienia! Tu Wspania1a pogoda, GU
dine zachody slonca, zaprawde
sprzecudna gra kolor6w, Wezuwi
usz ciagle dymi ,nadajac kraj obra
zoWi dziwnie tajemniczego pick
ma. Caly rok 1917 przebywa1em "
GeneWie mad morzem, wynoszac z
tamtad niezapomniane wrazenia
cudnegopiekna RiWiery. R6Wniez
d1ugi czas przebywa1em obokSan
Reno, Szczeg61y kiedys ustnie!
Kiedy zamierzasz wrocic do kra-
ju? Pisz do mnie zaWsze pod POI
danym adresem, lubo moze juz
mic iva odpoWiedz tn ME zasta
ME. Poslij mi W kazdym razie do
nowego miejsca pobytu i nawet
do kraju..Co "a radosc bedziemy
przezywali wracajac do wolnej
Ojczyzny!
Pieknie ma sWiecie!
Ca1uje Gle serdecznie.
Tw6j wierny przyjaciel,
Tadzik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
;sPlEKNlE Ma SMlEUE

Wspo6Ilpracownik KomisM Wojs
koWejp. Gustav Gennert otrz,y-
malsodApffiiecem Ar1nn Pols1kiiej p
Wlochist oanastepujacei pre-
pieknej tresci:
Casegioyes21XI 1918.
Kochany GumkuI
Me masz Wyobrazenia jak ncie
|szy1em sic TWym listen. Pisalem
do Ciebie jjuz kilkakrotnie pod ad
resem podanymsm przezs Irenke,
ale-zapeWne tie draby Prnsah pc
zatapiai. Myslalem, re Wyjecha--
les New Yorkn. Moje koleje To-
su po kr6tee ppisane tax Wygla-
daja Wojna.zasta1a mic " SzWaj
carH tuz pod slaWnym Metterhor
mem. Wedrowa1em jednak jeszcze.
tydzien po lodoWcach poczem "a
[WedroWaIem al a. Medyolam.
Ita1ntad poWr0eilem przez Ty-.
rol do domu a W pare dni p6zniej
jiuz- Lwow zajeli Moskale Cosmy
|przezyli przezz 9 mesieey okupa--
cyl resyjskiej, lepiej ustnie posly
sec. W lipcu1916 Wzieto mnie.
do Wojska. Co sic przezyWalo, to
sic nigdy ME zapomni. Moge tyl-
ko to powiedziec, re jak czytam
dis W gazecie-o abdykacyi Karol
Eka, Q warunkach rozbrojenia it'd.
ma sic dyabelne uczucie zadoWo-
|lenia re sprawiedliwosci sta1o sic
zadosc. Jak swinsko mas PolakoW
traktowano w Austryi ME masz.
pojecia. Zaciskalo sic zeby obie-
cyWa1o sic zemste.Slnzylem W dial
matynskim pulku. Ma froncie
przeszedIem Gale piek1o tuz pod.
Gorycya poczem zbuntowa1emn
spora lose ludzi z mego cugu !:
przeszedlem ma strone W1oska. w:
tydzien1 p6znRj zrobilem podanie
do legion6w polskich we Francyi
ale niestety odmienny kurs poll
tyki w1oskiej kazal mi diva lata
siedziee ". mewoli. DIS jestem
luz ofiicerem Armii Polskiej, kto
ra sic tn formuje. Mn6stwo sic
zglasza, rad $W}oski dad nam vol
nose, przezywamy -wspaniafe dnie
Eupojenia, zwyciestwa, no j co maj
|swietsze wyzwolenia naszej Ojczy
my" Zdaje mi sic, re snie jesz-
cze ciagle! Co "a potezne chwile
|przezywamy! Zwyciestwo spra-
wiedliwosci! Az sic sjj;aasn1ii!eejj j ma
swiecie robi! Nam ola Wils'ona
kolosalne uwielbienieN. Go "a
wznios1y duch!!
W1osi urzadzaja ma nasza Geese
jedna uroczystosc "a druga. Pc.
niewaz opanowa}em niezle jezyk
wloski no i jake pianista uczest-.
nicze we wszystkich festach j
przezywam niezapomniane chwi-
lie. Niedawno skomponowafem
hymn tryumfalny do slow jedne-
go kolegi z okazyi zWyciestWia zu
pe1nego mad Prusakami. Ma nro--.
czystosci urzadzonej 2 powodu
przyjazdu do mas misyi polskiej
celem utworzenia Armii Polskiej
we W1oszech, nasz Choir j orkle--
stra wykonala ten utw6r.
OTTO pierwsza zwrotka:
W proch starty ley polskiego
dziecka kat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
uCzMY DzlEcI NlASzE CzYTAC, PlSAe
l MOWlC 20 POLSKU.
Polacy beda ma konterencyi
pokolowej.

Kablogramy Wydzialu N. P. 2
Polskiego Komitetu Narodowego.
Paryz Ago grndnia Polski Komi-
tet Narodowy Original zapewnie-
ME, re na konferencyi pokojowej
obecnose delegacyi polskiej jest "a
pewniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Por..:c hod55kp|:i est niezmpndiolWany.

4 49,. ~ SetssaanAHp: JSAANsa y - $500 =
lynn wszNstkimayeeo ismoWia, re
luz DUO zrobin1l daSOjcssyzny, mo IA,
re "a przyk1ad posluzye nastepuja
cezdiaazeen1iie aOtoz1tassViiecz s a y
p. Hodkiewiczowej, dowiedzielis:--
my sic od Black. Rock g K
re kiedy brano miaree, ma noggee Ola
por. Chodzki, il tegoz noga ME
jest zupelnie zagojona i jatrzy sic
Wobec tego wysfano telegram do
Komisyi Wojskowej z propozyc3ya
by podr66z weteran6w wstrzymac
do czasu az noga porucznika sic
polepszy. ZaWadomiono p6zniej7o
TEN porucznika.:: Porucznik na to:
osWyiadczenie. zerWa} sic siedze-
MIA, zap1onal gnieWem, protestu--
lac g1osno i dobitnie re ME zggadza
sic ia wstrzymanie go W podrozy,
argumentujac s1oWy Too:z.byysm, bsyf
dobry polsh zolnlerzy tam o.
czyzna potrzebuje obrone6w ia
pc Mich tn przyjecha1em - a Wy
chcecie abyms siedzial. ma miejscu?
Me. to bvc ME moe - MECH dyas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
NASI AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basi6ski.
GRENVILLE. S. OAK. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fir. Jablo6ski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. MIMI. Fl. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. DEL. NJ. NJ. Potaszewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
MILE WSPoMNIENIE z POBY
TU WETERAN0W w BUF 3.
FALO,, N. Y.

FA4O,.N IN. y.
Veteran Polskiej Armii zwie--
dill oh6z Kosciuszki 1890 Listo-
pada b. r.. Pobyt ich W obozie nie
zawodnie wszystkim sWiadkom na
dlugo pozostanie " pamieciI,
Ma Geese weteran6W nrzadzoaa
parade obozoWa zvdefilada. Wy
gloszone mo.vy do zo}nierzy wy
warly dodat11iie wrazenie. Przema
MISUNDERSTANDING Marfmi.He:Paan
oraz ks. Kromolicki.v Najwieksze
iednak wrazenie zrobila nova po-
rucznika Chodzki, kt6ry zachwyy-,
cony byl postawa polskiego r re'ls7
ia. Przedewszystkiem zadowolony
by1 z zastepu Kadet6w. Porucz-
mix wyrazajac swe zadoWolenie
s1owami "bardzo dobrze' @bardzo
dobrze''! zamienil kolejno uscisk
d1oni W .szeregach Kadet6w. Je--
den zKadet6W, widocznie pod wra
zeniem uroczystosci chWili za}za-
wione mia1 oczy. Zauwazyl to por.
|Chodzko, przypatrzyl sic m1odzia-
nowii u,wazniiej, a nastepnie ehwy-
.ciwszy go W objecia uca}owal ser
decznie. Powazna to byla chwlla.
Spojrza}em pc obecnych wszyy-:
scy mieli Ivy " oczach, a " SER
each z pewnoscia to uczucie re 2
takim oficerem chocby W pieklo
by p6jsc trzeba ~ to pojda.
TO tez okrzykom ME bylo kohca
".:Niech zyje Chodzko "Niech zy
je Polska.
w Buffalo
Pobyt porucznika Chodzki 2
weteranami Polskiej Armii " But
.falo neutrality-suspicious. wszystkich
czujacych pc polsku. Dom Pollskil,
sala parafia1na W Black Rock !. j
Dom Unijny przepe}nione byly p1n
blicznossciia, a lnd podniecony WI
dokiem bohaterow, co slave oree "a
nolskieg0 zanieSli do Francyi, ME.
ttylko re okrzyki wznosl ma Geese
milych gosci, ale take sk llE<pes @
flare pieniazina j daWal swiezych.
.ochotniko6w do walk Q polska zie-
mic.
PiierWszy wylom " usposoble--
niiu publieznosci zrobiI PROVINCIAL
KS. zF.ndzin1sk SVEN Wznioslem k g
zaniems patryotycznem " Kos.clellee1
Bozego Gala.
Nastepnie rozrzeW1nniiajjaca byia
ia chWila, kiedy ma ob1edzie, urza]
.dzonym staraniem Komitetn SOby
watelskiego p: J: Rozan, neprezen
tant tegoz pieknemi sloWy Wyyrra-
Ill swoje uwielbienie Geese Ola
polskieh Weteran6W, rozczuln sic
do tego stopnia, i ME byl y sta
ME Wypowiedziee Wszystkieggo go
ESI
czu1i przerwa1 sWa move. GO ME
doptoWiiedziaI, to odczui zebrann1,
Z esan. mo6Wca przenf6a swa1
mySl ku megzezesliWe 1Polsscess
Re przykso mub,ylo e samzassf 9
s., ma pplac'1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
GRAHAM CHICAGO STAR
IN DEFEAT OF PURDUE

CHICAGO. October displaying its
initial game of the western confer
ence season. the University Of Chi
cago triumphed over Purdue 10 to
0. in their annual contest at Marshall
Field today. The game WAS witnessed
by 10000 persons. including SEQ wounded
soldiers from Fort Sheridan.
RED" Graham. the sprighuy Ma
room quarterback. pla yed a star game
for Chicago. scoring nine of tn"
points. He booted field goal from
The 5S-yard line in the frs period OF
play. and on a fax. forward pass
raced across The Purdue goal for a
touchdown in the second period.
Hutchinson scored the second touch
down in the fourth period when he
jammed his way over the line after
a forward pass of - yards. Cole TO
Halliday. had placed the ball within
Pur,,ue's yard line.
Purdue opened an spectacular
aerial attack in the last period in an
effort to score. Fulihack Hufine OF
the visitors played a stellar game.
Lineup and Summary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
ENGLAND BETTING HEAVY,
Prominent Bookmaker Says Wager
ing Business Is Greatest in
Thirty-Five Years.

LONDON. octohe, lS-Tnere is
more betting than ever before on
horse racing throughout England. &C
cordine to one Of the leading London
bookmaking firms. as though every,
one was trying To make M for thea
wartime period when racing as well
as betting was suspended
1t is not only that more people are
betting" said the head Of IN" concern.
'hu; they are wagering larger sums
The small man. who used 10 have his
tanner IN a race now RISKS his shil-
ling or half crown. white the club
man who formerly VAS content 10.
wager a sovereign now bets = flyer.
Il have been in business Tor thirty
five years. and have never MADE
such books as this year over the
Derby and other classics
Another point about present -day,
betting" continued the hookmaket.
is the number Of women who back
horses Fifteen years ago We had no.
more than - dozen woman customers
Now we have hundreds don't kno"
where they get their information. but
some OF the biggest checks We have
drawn this year have been for women.
They neariv always paw. too. when
they lose. of course. We got an coca
sion defaulter. as we DO among our
man customers Sat take them al
around They are just a. sporting oNer
the business IS amy 81 The men We
have on our books"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
(Bye holes not played out,
Yesterdays Summaries.

First gigbt-semi finals. NJ. Newton. Rich
mond defeated G.. II. Chasmar. ColumDia y
and ); Marshall Whitlatch. Columbia de1eat-
ed W. r. Tuckerman Chevy Chase and l.
FinaI-Newton defeated Whitlatch. and -
Consola ton Semi finale. T. James. Column
bia. defeated Z. +. Styles, Washington. and -
l.. L. Harlan, Columbia, defeated Z. a. Fuller
chevy Chase. and 4. FinaI-James defeated
Harlan, and 3.
second night-S emi-nnal-A. r. Mckenzie.
Columbia defeated X. White. Columbia. and
unattached, ] up in 10 holes final-Mcken-
zie defeated Peck, 3 and :.
onsoIa tion-semi -nnal-E. L. Hill. Colum
bia defeated II. n. Brown. Columbia, and ! I;
Naily, Columbia, = and 1. Final-Hill defeated
Clapp. and t.
Third aight-semi- finale. r. Cunningham,
Bannockb Urn. defeated II. F. LOwman. Column
ed ]. W. Brawner. Columbia. 4 and 3. Final
Cunnin CHAM defeated Asbury, up.
Consola tion--Semi fnal-C. c. Van Leer, Co
lumbis. defeated J. &. Walker. Columbia. 3
W. Childress, Chevy Chase 2 and ]. Final
Van Ieer defeated AppIeman. 8 and 3.
Fourth fight-Semi- inal-H. Fl. Saum, Co
Iumbia. defeated I. ]. Henderson, Columbia. /
feated Il. L. Taylor, Bannockburn. and /.
Final-saum defeated Eynon, 8 and 4.
Consolitaion-Frank Govern, Columbia, de-
feated B. E. Hinton Columbia, and 1: J. A.
| Columbia. and g. Final-White defeated
Govern, and 4.
Fifth aight-semi- finale. B. Hatch Colum-
bia, defeated Carl Hookstadt. Bannockburn,
and l; G. ]. Durand, Bannockburn. defeated
defeated Hatch. up In 20 holes.
Consolation-Semi-hnal- s. Camp. Colum
bis. defeated G.: W. Simpson. Columbia. 8 and
Z: J. r. De Farges, Bannockburn, defeated
| r.. J. Doyle. Bannockburn, 3 and . Final
Camp defeated De Farges. up.
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WINS IN LAST MINUTE.
Sprint by Capt. Spann of Davidson
Beats U. of S. C.

COLUMBIA, S. g.. October 1s.-
Davidson College defeated the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina in the last min
ute of play this afternoon. when Capt.
Spann. aided by perfect interference,
ran twenty-five yards for the only
touchdown of the game. The two
elevens had stood each other off until
the closing minute. Carolina took the
ball on downs three times inside their
25-yard line, and Davidson gained
possession of the ball in the same way
on their S-yard line. Black played
great ball for the winners and put his
team in position to score with a series
of line plunges in the last period Max
McMillen played great game for
Carolina. and proved the principal
factor of his teams excellent de-
fensive. The game was played on a
muddy field. with rain falling much
of the time.
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ILLINOIS BEATS IOWA
THROUGH "ONSIDE" KICK

URBANA, H.. October iS.-The
University of Illinois eleven revived
the 'tonside kick discarded by most
western teams several years ago, and
by it's use defeated Iowa today. 9 to
I. In the second quarter, with Iowa
leading. 7 to 0, WsIquist recovered an
''onside kick and went across the
Iowa goal line for touchdown. 1t
was the only touchdown for the
Illinois, but is spelled victory. AS Ralph
Fletcher booted goal from the field
in the third period. The Iowa players
protested the touchdown. but Referee
Eek ruled that the Illini had
been within their rights in the man
ner in which the play was worked.
The open field work OF the Iowa
team was one of the features of the
game and it was through this means
that the visitors secured their touch
down, three passes being completed
in rapid succession. Synhorst. Iowa
tackle. was declared Ineligible just
before the game.
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DARTMOUTH WINS OVER
PENN STATE, 10 TO 13

HANOVER. N H.. October 1s.-
Dartmouth foot ball players aided in
the celebration of the one hundred
and f1ftieth anniversary of the coll
lege today by defeating Penn State,
10 to IS, before the largest crowd of
Dartmouth men that ever gathered
in the oval.
The Penn State eleven led Dart
mouth. 13 to Z. at the end of the
first period
Dartmouth scored touchdown in
each of the first two periods by ham
mering holes in Penn States line. In
the third pe'lcd Holbrook broke
through the Penn State defense at
midf1eld. pushed off three tacklers and
went over with the winning touch
down. Score by periods:
Dartsmouth ........ s 0-19
rem State .........1% 0 0-13
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NAVY'S SECOND eleven
ROUTS WARSHIP TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 1s.-
Squad B. the Naval Academy second
team, won from the strong eleven
OF the battleship Utah, with a num-
Der Of old college players. here this
afternoon by IS to o. They filled the
an open date.
The second string men presented a
powerful team, averaging twelve
pounds to a man heavier than the
first eleven. The visitors had Cav
ley. an all-American back of few
years ago, then playing with Colby,
and Combs. Fahrney, lehman and
Doyle. who formerly played at the
Naval Academy
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LAW RELAY RUNNERS
BEAT COLLEGE TEAM

of the foot ball game at Georgetown
Field yesterday afternoon a relay
team representing the Law and For
eign Service School defeated four
representing the college by ten yards.
Mcnamara, former Tech High run
ner; Connolly, Ouray and Hayes ran
for the winners. Nolan, Dooley, LIE
Gendre and McDonough made up the
college quartet. Hayes outdistanced
McDonough to win the race, the run
ners in the first three laps finishing
on even terms.
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AMHERST'S TRICK PLAYS
TOO MUCH FOR TRINITY

HARTFORD. Conn October Is
Amherst had little difficulty defeating
Trinity here today. swapping the
local eleven by Il score of As to ..
The trick line plays and the aerial at
lacks of the Bay Staters baffied the
Trinity team. The score of the Con-
necticut eleven came in the final
period when Jarvis gained j. yards
for touchdown. Bresln. Trinity
center. suffered two broken ribs and
was carried from the field. Phillips
link and Kilby starred for Amherst.
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SEMI-FINALS THIS WEEK.
Doing cClenahan, Griffith Truett
to Meet on Links.

Charles II. Doing, jr., DIR. James T.
McClenahan. Capt. H. Fl. Griffith and
G. +. Truett are the survivors of the
second round of match play in the
club championship of the Washington
Golf and Country Club being held over
the Jewell course.
Doing took the measure of George
T. Howard last Wednesday and Nc
Clenahan Won from Maj. Seth Will
llams, while Griffith had an easy match
TO win from Tom Moore by and s.
Iruett defeated J. i. Power by the
same margin. Doing and McClenahan
VIII meet in the top bracket semi
final and Griffith and Truett will clash
in the lower half. The matches will
be played some time during the week.
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Michigan Defeats Aggies.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. October 1S-
Using a varied form of attack that
included straight line plunging. for
ward passes and few of Coach Yost's
old time trick plays, Michigan defeat
ed the Michigan Aggies. 26 to 0, here
this afternoon.
Only in the first quarter were the
Aggies able to hold the Wolverines
Weston. Sparks. Czysz and Dunno
featured the play of Yosts men.