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The dewly organized Hillstde foot-
bill té‘am defeated the fast Spring
Hills to the tune of 7 to 0 yesterday
utter-noon on the Colonial held. tel-till:
aldb play ed a fast. clean and interest-
ing game. the lineup being strength-
ened by Rooney and Olsen.
Neugebsuer and Koetllg slurred for
illuside and did some very pretty
rushing and tackling. Console and
Lawson stained for Spring Hill. The
lineup was as follows: .
“insides. Spring Hills.
Rina"; ........................ Rose
' ‘ ' W" Center
Lazarus .................... Carroll
Left Guard;
Wilcox .............. Cat anangh
. Right Gourd.
Roenig ................... P. Hickey
. Left Tackle. . .
F. Btu! .‘ ..... ....'..' ........ '7; Kent
. Right Tackle.
L. Bans .................... Lawson
Left End.
Olsen .l, .; ............ McQtililan
“TlZ’? For Tired-
Sore, Aching Feet
Ah! what relief. No more tired feet,
no more burning feet, swollen, bad
smelling, sweaty feet. No more pnln
in corns. caliou'ses or bnnlons. No
matter “hat ails your feet or wh’ht
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ydu've ‘ tried
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‘7" " ‘ ‘ tiotu ‘ which
311! up the fist; "T12” is magical;
‘3" in grand; "me will cure your
lost troubles soyn‘ll m limp or
initiating-Missal. Inn:
1 “with “an“
'Ghnrles Barrett of the Cornell foot-
t End. .
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Quarterback.
m . ............. Prendcrsast
Left Hnlfbsck
Rooney . .................. Gallagher
Right Rollback.
Ncugebnuer T. Hickey
Fullback.
All Cilillfll CHEERS
Willi Ifili DEPARIS
lTliACA, N. Y., Nov. 23.——"0ver-
confidence!" There is absolutely noth-
ing of it in this squad," sold Capt.
ball team in bidding farewellto the
cheering Cornell supphrters as the
. most stubborn cases. and the world of
Linonine
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Remedy
for Coughs ‘
Linonhm brings relief. oven instho
medicine knows no sol-er curative ag-
ent for bronchial afflictions that Lin-
onlno: When the throat in mm
the lungs acre with severe cm the
mm from membrane all tie-
Inc.
4011) XT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT
nonworoonn YOU HAVE, unto-
NINE 18 WHAT YOU WANT. .
lmeed oil in Lincoln promptly re-
sound of twenty two men left here
yesterday for Atlantic City. where
they will put in their final practice‘
for the Penn game on Thursday. ”This'
is my last game." he continued, “and
it is the last game for Cool. SheltonA
and Collins and some a! the others.
We all hope to make that last game
count. At all events you may be sure
that Penn will know that she is in a
real battle, Thursday."
The captain‘s sentiments were
echoed by the other varsity men-and
the coaches. There were no predic-
tions, but every one agreed that Cor-
nell was fit for a hard game and
ought to play up to form against the
Quakers.
The speeches were made at the sta-
dering send off for the eleven, the
its kind in the history of athletics
here. The, undergraduates, about. t;
000 in. banter. gathered up. town
about 9 o’clock and marched down to
the depot. Led by the cadet band
the procession marched through the
streets ablaze With red fire and other
lights to the depot.
The Cornell team had uneasy day.
There was a short signal drill in the
baseball cage and that: Dr. Sharpe
dismissed the players.
Midway havealtzhtscdmmsas..\.
lion and were the climax of a thun-,
most pretentious and enthusiastic of»
,He plans to.
hold“ two long drills at Atlantic City‘
lieves thlrcondltion, and the other in-
Srodientssottowwltorsmnvom
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.lllltll it ill CHOSEN
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. 23.-—_Al
:thongh the eieetidn of a captain for
Harvsrd’s 1916 football team will not
ttake place for several weekly. the
players already are discussing the
candidates and it looks its». if the
choice will be between chlc Hal-to
and Joe ailment. ‘
Gilmsn played in 1913 as well its
this fall. and walls rated in- the play
era list as a member of the class of
1916 he‘reolly is a junior Ind Null! be
for Harvard and is the only man left‘
of Hnugh'ton's :tein‘u. did not
‘ . though he sh
npn site: maids? college lie
and Colds"
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‘ troaltiu width
eligible tor the team another 'W0ntu‘tendeng to gro§e aimlessly in that
He has been a remarkably fine player ‘
.who has been a ”sulfur player on mo“!
his flint your on this team. oil-
”well“
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‘MlDDLETOWN Nov. 23. ~The
cm! of approgvo.
:as been occasioned by the decision
of a Chicago physician not to operate
upon a defective baby. in order to
continue its life, calls. attmtltn in
the Get that the hospital for the in-
mine }n this city‘ is caring for mons-
hbéir little resemblance
They an sal-
an species.
to the ham 3 of
dom shown. except to student
sociology and to others who have a
serious interest in seeing them, and
most people have little thought that
the lnstituloh is harboring the liken
Perhaps it is well that few see them.
They are repulslye and loathsome
and memory of them preys upon the
mind of the sensitive person for days.
after the visit.
If you were to picture a mammoth
potato With a nub for s head; mt-
cased in a sack like a mall ling. uni
moved about by an attendant grasp-
mg a handle or a fold in the bag, yon
would get it good idea of what some
of these strange things look like. They
possess no guiding intelligence and
have trite M and. and 101-, When
they umbrouzht into the room they
aim slightly from side to side and
suit I: monotonous mooningA my
art sensible to‘llght, as is shown by
. tcmxible
mung 'm-v‘u'z'zEx‘it‘rslty illic- Twilit‘rs‘oir m nt'— WE, or
-plherr. is paying for their
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Ill sun until.
i and protest‘whuh _
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. meniflf myone should sit retiring
sum—A J‘d-‘A - man-Mm;
may, in Connection} if" else:
hcmtllve on for “(mi-no; the not
mica some of flush” ot the mill
hoapltil have been there pone than
ten y rs. and goodly aums have been
ekpended fox their maintenance. .
The physicians at the institution
ssy'llttle about such matters. They
are cane- nhnrdenéd the public con-
cludes. The. nurses and attendants do
not discuss the matter. They have
mason so much that is obnormal and re-
Voltlng‘that they are glad to put the
thoughts of such things front mind.
S. the public knows little of what
' the dun of an imtltmlon of this
sort open to admit
-Lotrg untenantsd property has I
pathetic Interest to the observer—am
almost every observer will ask-4»
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