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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

trine fig. sfter ale Rsnbsmartsr bar en-
COB 5rsmiib for fig.
gaffor 8. 8. 6istltr, Dor 2l2.
Z might. 81. er piuis til at beiuare
5otsipsr9per | ousnnGunte 8etnin9.
- DEN nus 8pM q al be9pnoer
oefaa faa imoot OF rsre fig trobs aul.
Den Os De is~belosiise pr'ier, mai for:
lanste for g~pssepIubier til at be9pnbe
meo. Dfr. NeJtabb laber for 9ioen en-
iistre @penins opfsre, Der sr beitsmt
I'll hardware d implement Jorret:
ming.
Snart oil Bp9mslter Sosbuo
W IL 8 o9 Stob uate / trauI StrtiOms
5eo meo SmOus Rlttes OpfereIie.
9orpasb sioet sr uofsrt % Materius
llerne er ontommen.
t8orreiponbaaeer forliGttes roo Sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
yibora g. 9at.

Seq uiI bebe yOaniferen"s &eoatisr.
ON ban piI uars iua uenIi9 at optaSe
nOele einier fia PORTS abOIas.
81 al pore Rlore Mlsolemmer al ben
berp9rsnbe z man gate oaulfe 60. lnib
Uienisbso er for tort llo iioen otter
blot { n u9ss Sp8eIsie af9aaei Deb De
ben. nemli9 Ssren Ban en-. Dor
Wsni9beos BtGit, Balior u. W. I'm
Der n, forretteoe ueo gfsraoellen
Sa, muatte Sub 6aoer ielu, iom a D.
faoerlsiss 5aoer, treite os pare mso
bans sftsrloois @nte os oeres Born.
Sereu 9onien par en- al Dem, Der aI'
iio uar laa pei tilfrsos mso, buao bau
baubs. Os en- msset iienltulai9 Wano %
en- temmsIis tro alnteqanser. Dan %
Rome os oeres TIE no fen uotsne Con
nsr o9 en- Dotier tom 9erne Ipaolersnoe
lommta. gan q en- al benz, iom oar
liot iiIbueeboIosnbs / aImlnoslisbso %
en- oltio ligefrem perion.
6uab bet timelise onsaar Der / 1urs
ner os Dan,iou Counter, oa bar vi
bait en- COB 0st / aat Os COB aoalltsi
at, buao ui bar auIet. Colt iriOes sOot,
os bet saar fremao Der. 5or uOtir O9
oeslise bar ui ueret Itaansoe. Ar9aa'
euoe be. .irfsIias fan BET fses: / 6lor
6sft ft ut bpsset en- rummslls Weui9'
beosltalo. iaa pore 9eite ton ltaa ristls
eopt. mems ui iOosr / Rirtsu; os | aur
/ bsnne lib, er ri ueo at bpssee en- StuIo
til pr9ltsus Dpr.
vi bar en- bel, flor oanf GpbpgS Der.
Ranse 8irt e%iumfunb er rsprGisnisrtot;
Dor lutberlfe Rirte bar oa osiaa fine.
8i bar fouet en- S%snoassfOle ! Gang,
~bsltaasnos of "a aiasfer. o9 bet Tan
fs.s, at ben bliosr soot beisst % oil
-
oqlaa 5Iips til YelfsneIie % til SUBS
Riaes 6rsmms iblanot os. pdltor An'
oerfen bolbsr osiaa Msbsr omttins
6ulene Dos Soit busr Onsoas aftsn,
unotosen naar ban er paa andre Stsoer,
ga, bet fan MI lises. of Der bliper Sab
NOT ubiaaet; men mar ital ri tomms til
at ie 5rusien risiis brpoe frem. Wsn
bet aalbsr 10 blot Tor os enbuer iiar, al
pi le iii at ifrGbs fremab, of tribe Gro'
ems eobe Strib os beoare Irosn paa
Dor 6erre ! lus 6ritus, ben irelienos
Gro, at nj felu Tan naa 5aoabuist
Maatts bette bliue itsofe mere Dor 9isen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

b~egnnber fin Bintertermin ben 29be Ro.
pember. Sfolen bar otte falte 9Grere oe
29rerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. (sorbereoenoe.
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. (Clas-
steal Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teachers
County and State Gertificates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, etc.
5anif Sprog, 2itttratur o9 9iftorie.
uooannelie al eGrere % GRrerinoer for
ben oanife Bgrneitole
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
5orebrag oper gibelen, piliorie o9 aittts
r1tur.
Sfolen er / nue Nonoer prattiit og tbs:
iparenoe uoitpret.
5or llnoerutsnin9 Rot os 9o9il4 Dollars
ON pianneben "A u9ecJ
Snomeloelier mooia5es, os n9rmere Cp'
lpSnin9er 9ioes at
Kr. Qufer,
Slair, ytebr.
e Sfrio efter 6otalo9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Wiblano 6ojfOie,
Grant. Wi6.

8interterminsn bsepnbte b. |. Otto
Der og pdrer til b. 80. December.
8 Hifsamerifanif SsiifOle.
9auobruasifole 4 1ililutniua til Michi-
gan State Agricultural College,
5Orbrrroclje iii Optngel c paa Statss
uniDeriitctet o9 osrmse Iiseitlueoe
StOler (9ODtenot ai Michigan State
University.
Dunif os enseiff Prcgram nbieUeres
plu %6orIansenoe, og aQe OpIpsninssr
meboeIes Of unbertesneoe Beifprere.
GbritiaH Baum. 3. gbriitian 8aS-
Grant. Uii6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Ylainpitw Nebr.

9eu3 81. Stt. os |. gop. par Seifibs-
bass Tor getania Wsnigbeo / Anteloups
SO. Rebr. De fl nsmIi9 oetes Rutc
inopiet.
Colin Rinnebe iaa Hart, iaa
ben liz siom iasoe til 5olt: tom os u9r
meb til 6eiilo. Gu StuiieIie bauoe ri,
nsmlis, OF 8 al pore Pr9iier bauo,
.opsi OF fomms % inouie Riten; men
FUN os o tom, nsm!is ". y. Gbrii'
tiansn, s. Martuen os s..
Nitifsn. Seq oil MI lite 9iue noseI
Reisrai fra Mpost, men fun fremboIoe
nosls iaa Irai. paliOr WartuIeu tal:
to Isrf ousr Ser. Beg. 3. 2l-22. os De
TO l0n,sr. iOm ban iarlls oDGIsos usO,
par, al Der po, gslt ior Betania Weniss
tsb io0s, os @. bet n 6srrsns Ufiifnu'
bsb.
9ersiiu inbpisbs Ia port Samfuuos
Syormanb Rnten | ben treenies @uDs
Wapn; Iarlis en- Iante opGleoe ban
mssst oeb. baaos ON Jormlooassn o9
Niiensn, nsmlis at elite, Os buor iranssr
lite @ubs Born I'll at blipe minoet ON
bette fsrlte % irsmmsit of elite 5sius
Tom Dor 5relisr % %oernelf uors beuIse
6slfsnbs. iaO ft ri lite faa mssst al
gsre msb here's Sell, men ogiaa benz
Tom tnbnu or ubsnior iom panlro Wsn.
METER, ON ui bog tuuce blios noset for
btm. Sua uar Der en- Ting Ill, fom d
j9tl8 blsu minbsbs ON ben fsrite Dag.
nemlia, OF Sfriftsn Tan lite rotteS. oq
at 9srrsn DiI belbe, buuo ban bar lOpet,
tsIp ON Der blipn reilt NOT iaa tart
Gtorm imop Den, ioa ftaar ben bog al
Iieepsl faft. vi buUos ben Sors. o.
gafOr gbriiianisn moaite rsiie etts'
ben fsrits Dog. Os be to anbre funo,
lite blipe mere eno 10 Dase, iaa ri fl
lite mere snb 10 6eltoass. Den amber
Dag bopbs ui aIinsaus, buor paitOl
Rislim bOIet Siriftaalen opsr Dauioa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

Senb Os $3.50 0s nj Oil i'HOe Gem
---------------- ct Of pore bergmte
ytr. 4 eletnllfe talter tiui9emeo 6 elesonae
ielupletsleoe 8orotnioe. 6 elegaIle @ltier,
g Sprleifler, 6 9eiteer, Ell Sutterlte, ell
Sme,tulp. en- aeo9ofitl, OF ~ntopattet Ell
elegant Silteplps 6dsle, lomtlol9 meo uott
norarteoe EIIbno a. ell ele9ont Plush Bed
Lounge, 6 Sob o9 4 5Om. La 9, "a Som.
bleo, ? 9ar e%leqante Ju insbam @aroIner,
3 Cub lall9e. alneles hit.
Vi oil tun lGl9r 500 al pore GGlter meo
9tqmit I'll Sanltelens qaiere til oeltne
nmno elis lane 9rls, lirip, at De loa tette
4ueitis cement / n9uniferen", oe ieno Deree
Giore lttots. oo bette 3ilbuo tun e9loer for
en- saniie tout 3io.
4enge maa mebisl9e o1e Orore, b1 ri
inQfn Narer lenoer G. o. d.. til IN laa ubert
billy gris. 8i bstoler Slaaten til Sc eB
n9rmelte Serbia citation.
Seno os Der s Orore Tag, o9 obreSler
oae ereue til
Prof. n. [. PETERSEN ELECTRIC BELT co.
NELSON, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Korrelponoanoer
~
YOttrr Hcbr.
gOttrr Rebr.

9 Dassns 8. % 8 WOusmbsr baubs
81 bsi font, foo mango iOm pare MODS
tOs,liss for gsIisnsIie. gaifor .. 5.
Qftersnoro npftrssbe flttist Orosis
Cab iblonbt %. Oct par en- itor OPP
Iipelle for mig at uGrs 1ilbsrer oa npbe.
ba bet bsrsr iii SiaIoenbebsr berube.
Oct par naiisn IA Mo. iioen ies ban be
gnlebnine I'll at it Os tale meo tn 9m'
bsbsbrOou fro Dor s9sn &irte. tad Der
blipsr bet beirostet iom en- 9ploen An'
Isbnins; fun Staoe, Chen bleO for
Tort, BOG Out he lnt. for buno pl III.
DEN fblts Dag tom , 6amilier fra
6arrisburs lea. 40 ual berfru),
be fit fun Slulnin9en al ouenn9Dnie
Msber, men ben enc 6amilte bleu lda
bos os SsnOOs Ousr. Got til garOr
Drtsrsuuro Os 9arrisbnrs toltene for
Bsisset.
Rsocrne boIbtss | Pr9iieboIi9en
Union Brecinet; ben er MI .noeIi8 loo
pibt tQroi9, at ben Tan bsnpttes o9 oil
forslsbls bIIus benpitet ueo @uoSiisns.
fer oe MsOsr. bu ben lite bIioer abe
upttet til Btboslie.
Na,b ~lOlis;.rns til airtebpsniug Ell
bet mssst oaurlist. vi bar fun fanei
Guar pan est No al ii grsue al be ca. SO
Tom blep isnot iii pore Blalter meo Bon
ON en- liils 9iaIp, iaa ui lfuloe naltsn
tro. at ri sr for lansi borte ira be on:
bgs, til at bsrss 6aano tan q Os.
Dog ri timber Get lite iOa. naar bel
saloer ON at mobtn9e, iaa fan pt 9ooi
naaes, BET laar os iaa lsIu iuare Ill, on
bet or al bare bueranbtes Bproe % op
fpIoer iaulsoss Rrllii Sop, Gal. &, 81
iss finoer BET itte.
5oltsne Der uilbs pare 9looe for Fl
Subs gus, islU ON ott bIeo meset tar-
p.list, bog iia, at bet iunoe giOe 5nc'
irpt Of at bet tr ct SUBS gus, ct bel.
list Sisb, buor ri tunbe iamlss Ro
os meo Anouet, builtst oiie or mcgee
panfteIist unosr be nuuGrsnos 6orboIb.
Wen bet tr lite ben enelte StnffeIlt
for pose ganosm9no Der; en- anoen Tom
bo jts bIeu ipun9sn I'll at opgiUe 4rbsI;
bet bernoe. Soltsns | Union Breclncl
ton ltts islu bOlbs Yralt enonu, laa be
ar uibansise al andre Plaolsr, oe oeu
iprpentsee 6iaIp uoebIsu. SEQ bGuot
SIS. 1llbuo ira cen ylaos, Door buer
Cur blfp 90 URil mso 9oeet o9 SO
Util mso 8Osu) om s45.5 50 ON aarst.
os be fusot Do O9iaa, De snifsoe iaa GENE
al fna gdiening. 9srren alene TENDER.
bpao bel lfal bllps I'll meo port 6olt
Mbiprsoellsn omtrlns pad the western
prairies. 8enliS 0iien III y Dante
ren"s gafere. Is. 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Glenr Greef, 81.

Snbiuno. Suiuois & Soma Bonens
5OrlGnselfe fra Streator Of nGrmer
fig nu i'm HuloenbsIie. Goe eftsr 1og
faru nu bsnao bet uoma,teoe guneipOr
os %forbiuoer oisle 9sne. iom for IaO
fra Z til 10 Ollie fra nermelte Citation.
meb Omueroenen.
= Ulr. STANCE, en- bonf Smeo,
iom anbsioler fig o9iaa til 4anosmGnbs
gsIUilis. bar bpeset fig en- Smeoie os
ssr COB 6orretnins.
Der IL en- uom9rtet AnIebnin9 for
5Orrftninser al forlfeais SIaes. FAINT
osiaa for bpstiee Saanouertere, bd
Bpsn msb bet ubm9rteoe Oplano om'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
9wisbt ST.
barIis n.

iiipttesiiifaios tan iisss iuart at 5cre
I'll DO9ens OrOsn | Z might. GIsrs CT
brabt pao @bieaso q alton bnnsns
crossings | Bpsn. BIunot andre ceioa
Bpsns sumle druggist Wr. Seps
mour. Oct CT at Daabe. at 6. d u.
Bunsns 5orbunolins meo Mayor 5 3.
b o Oe Mr. IS. I. 6oneber.
9 Ter on9naenoe Ssrnbanen o9 Bpen moa
bare 6lust til beoite Tor SefOlfninsen,
iOm ioelis truss pso De ubsuosteos
crossings / 8psu.
Setter Ssrenen, en- banft
unsturl, tom oeiaa uIptteIist af Da9e.
pan bIeu lI0oet libel Of ct Spano 9elte
ban tstts pno gtjsn til 3mlsbt.
De Sss, tan taft 90 9OaS be fss,
tren9sr 9enntm Waru % gel"
= vBeibsl" bonlfe su. sIutb. Wenis'
bso / 1W'9bt boIbt ben IS. 0oubr. II,
3be AnremBoe. Oct par en- @I0oesoag
Stsni ben Inn9t ira tan iise: vRGmpes
liriot ri ger f%remao," ia, eno lite uen'
Ter bet, tunos ben mso Rstte tote yer
ZEN for Naaosuaret, iom luanot, % TO,
8sli9neIlen. bet braste.
.Om iet pi tntteb' Sub for busr en- @l9be.
Der blep a lib til alaselang at tuRoe."
v6erreu 3ebuotb sr meo Os. 5utobs
DUB ar Dol raite Borg" (Sela.)
- Runou9 Aften, ben %. Ropbr..
bIiuer Der Nflfsosmeoe for { borualo
Rults, lOm reilsr til Blair StOIe.
- eu OsiIis 9Oit 'r nj inobisrssi
paa oisie 99ne.
= Sitter ROntrattsu itaI aitten u9re
iarois til 9uI.
- SIR. W. Anbsreu, iom iams
msn meo 6amilie ~reilte til 8ornbolm
isrlt / 9uni Wanneo, pil efter 6otlD
osnoe TONNE tllba9e ON tort 3lo.
- Den anben npe 8ane - ben fra
5aluea - bpis @ennsmiersIle MI ipnes
al pRre ftrei, pll, iaa niot uloeS, fro
WeNabb al BRUCE iamme Spor iom
5noiana, Suinois d Soma Bansn, /
buert 1ilfaloe uiI ben BRUCE doftnaunis
9uuss tOltbore BRO Ouer .SalnOis Rl'
uer@.
- De riee os nbmartebe Ruueier,
iom iinoss %oreraIt omtrin9 WcIIbb oe
@ranulae, iom li9ssr ca. 4 eng. DRil
Roto Tor WcRabb, pil uosn lpipl lnnri
blius aonpttet. Oct berger bIanot an
bet oglao be TO n9unte SernbaneanlG e
Tor; ibi Prospecting bar oGret uoiert /
Ian9ere 2lo.
= @ranuile, buor gnftor Risuers
9rOoer bar nsoiat fig iOm Smso %
tIOrer fig ristis sOot. iuar ellsr ole
Renoema,,er ct masti9t Steb iremoo
ueo be rpe SernbansonlGs. iom frsmmer
5Orsin9iOmbsoen / enbper Senisenbe.
I'll 5oraaret oil man / iolt neonte Sp,
lom nu teller omtrins 200 Wenneiter,
paabespnoe Opfsrelien al ct belt MT
5orrelnlu9stuartsr, uoeluttenoe meo
Stenbpsninser. a%nIeoninsen lisger
lioi iiss for uor Bob; man bsbSDsr
buettsn at fare til Spopolen eusr til
Rorepolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

os 1rustsu pau bisfe @sne, iua ifal
Cubs 8ise faa 6remeuns iblaubt os.
So, ies maa M lutte for benns
Sang, for euers bliuer NIT Brep moi
for lunet Os Optuser for messn glabs
On uenIis Diiien til ale .Danffe:
rsn"s s9fere.
@barIie REL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Git SDrn 9pii.o!e,
ben Gloitc bnnife llHgOOmsifOle
| Imcrifd.
beopnter fin 0irflombso ben 3bie Decb
b. u (23oe Stolenor).

pe9gnter I'm Stl1OHgto zen 3ple GeCp
b. u (s3Os StOIeuur).
9 9pnbrre Iaapel Tom 8ioeretomne tilbp
beS bp9ti9 o9 Ombp99e.is lluberuisuin9 / he
alminbslise Stolefu9 pao @nseIif o9 Danff
5 e9rere. Qris lor aoft, unberpisnin9, Be
relic, Sen9, 9ps os 8orme Ia GOua"s pr.
Moaneo a Il err / Sorifib. st Sen9et9ppe
msoblm9es al buer Glen.
Snomelote @leper aibentes ben lite 0ecb.
peb Narne &c. r.. l & p. Ry.) o9 aubu:
bon &c. & N. w. Ry.).
Striu eiter 8ataloS % nGrmere 0plps'
II n9 til
g. 2. Die.
SIT 9orn, Sbelbp Co.. So1pd.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The dealings
upon the Stock Exchange at the opening
of business today showed noteworthy
strength and animation. Striking ad
yances were scored in practically every
quarter of the market, and interest was
unusually well diversified, the Pacific
stocks. and notably Northern Pacific,
common and preferred, continuing in the
lead in respect of activity. They we're
again notably firm, although showing o.
casicnaI recessions under the weight OF
profit realizing sales.
Another strong and active feature OF
the market was North American, in
which instance rumors continued to cir
cuIate to the effect that the control OF
the property was being acquired in the
market Another of the speciaIties show
ing decided strength was Peoples Gas.
in which the trading was particularly
active.
London furnished a higher range of
prices, and foreign houses bought heavily
at the opening here. their purchases be-
ing presumably in advance of next weeks
settlement wherein it is expected that
an unwieIdIy short interest for American
stocks, VIII be disclosed. There was, aside
from London's attitude, very little that
was novel over night with any bearing
upou the financial situation. The tremen-
dous trading 81 the opening Of business
was nothing more than a continuation or
the strength and activity which have pre-
vailed for some time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
SOLD TO SPECTATORS
Names of Yale Offenders Posted by
the Football management.

the EOOIDSi1 88nSReu
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 2L-For the
first time in yale's history, the football
management has posted the names of stu
dents and players who have been detected
selling tickets to spectators. President
Hixon. Of the Yale Football Association,
this noon issued a statement in which he
says:
In spite Of the fact that the management
has agreed to redeem tickets to the Har-
ward game until noon of November %. in
order to prevent any excuse for speculation.
seats applied for by F NJ McLenahan,
were found in the hands of a Spectator
and seats of two members Of the football
squad, s. G. Murphy. 1902. and F. T Ma
son. 1902, who had practically the best
seats in the field. were found in specuIa-
tors hands Even If these men did not
themselves sell the seats TO the specuia-
tors it was their duty to see tsat they got
into the hands of some honest person who
would not make an unfair profit at the ex-
pense Of other members Of the universe
ty"
McLenahan comes from Allegheny City.
Pa; Mason comes from Brooklyn, and Muir
ply from Bridgeport.
The Yale fotbalI management has large
squad Of detectives on the watch for coun-
terfeit tickets to the Yale-Harvard game.
but has been unable as yet to locate any
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

even powerless to help the sufferer.
One such husband thus relates his ex-
perience
81 take pleasure in writing you to let
yoa know about your Favorite Prescrip-
tioz,'n says Mr.. E, e. Fricke, Of Peters
burg, MenarCi Co., Ills, Box 367. uMy
wife had been sick nearly all her life,
and after trying everything I could think
of made up my mind to try Fayorite
Prescription l sent to Chicago and got
six bottles, which my wife took, a table
spoonful three times day, until the
baby came. She felt better after taking
the first bottle, and when baby was born
he weighed nine and a half pounds.
To-day he is six months old and weighs
twenty-five pounds. He IS as good
child as any one could wish. The doctor
says he is as healthy as any baby could
be, and also the decor says your Favor
lite Prescription was the cause OF such
healthy baby I felt I owed you this
much for the good you did my wife and
for my own happiness"
HIS vBErTER HALF"
The reference to the wife as the
'better half y is made sometimes half
hunorousiy. But in his heart every
man feels that the old phrase expresses
fact. When the wife IS sick the whole
fabric of home totters TO its fall. When
the wife Is confined TO her bed the nus-
band leads half lie, life from which
the sunshine and laughter have been
taken away II IS net to be wondered
at therefore. that husbands express their
gratitude for the cures which follow the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
What change from sickly bed-ridden
wife, helpless and miserable, to a wife
who is once more able to vguide the
house in health and happiness.
My wife was afflicted with uterine
trouble for several years." writes Mr..
J. c. Day, Of Little Britain, Lancaster
Co., Pa, "aud in November, 1898, the
doctor said she had a uishap. He
treated her for about two months or so,
but there was but little improvement. I
wrote you after she had commenced to
take 'Favorite Prescription and you
told Us to get Golden Medical Discov-
e-v' also. She took SIX or seven bottles
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
THBYALE- HARVARD GAME
Old ELS Football Eleven Working
at Secret Practice.
Excitement mt Cambridge over the
Report That Counterfeit Tickets
Are to Be Placed ON SaIe-A Warn
ing Issued by the Managers of the
Team That VIII Wear the Crimson.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 21.-The Har-
ward football managers are excited. Last
evening they gave out the following state
ment:
we have heard from reliable sources
that skilfuIly made counterfeit tickets for
the Harvard Yale game have been made
and are to be put on sale in New Haven
Saturday morning. The only possible way
in which to be safe is to purchase direct
ly or Indirectly of the Yale or Harvard
management. and not from SPECTATORS or
sidewalk venders.''
There have always been counterfeit
scares. but never before have the manage
ment been sure enough to make such def
mite announcements They refuse to di-
vulge any of their sources, but they feel
the reports to be true and have acted ac-
eordinsly- In past years a few eount ter
feits have been found. but the tickets have
always been so deliberately engraved that
eounterfeiting has been difficult This year,
with the pressure for seats greater than
ever, and the tickets very simply made,
there is good chance for fakirs.
Today is the las. day OF home work this
year. At 3:45 the men will have open prac-
tice and the college will turn out to cheer
the eleven. Then the team will go into Sc
eret practice and that will end the season
in Cambridge. Tomorrow morning the team
leaves for Meriden, Conn They will prac-
tiee slightly there. but the hard work of
the year is done.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 21.-The
work of the Yale football sn1ad in secret
practice was shortened yesterday after
noon and the scrimmaging was less severe
for the regulars. In fact, they were not
permitted to carry the ball at all. being
worked only in defensive tactics against
the substitute team But that was good
practice and showed that the weakness
evident on Monday was mainly due to fati-
que and stiffness resulting rom the
Princeton game The scrubs were not
able TO make any impression at all on the
varsity.
The only scoring by the latter vas a
drop goal from the field on the 25-yard
line by Sharpe, who was played at left
half-back in place of Fincke. The latter
player took Wears place at quarterback.
and Wear sat on the side lines until after
the scrimmag ing, when he was coached
at catching punts The other regular
backs were sent into the same work.
Whether the substitution of Fincke for
Wear ard Sharpe for Fincke is permanent
and indicates a change in the back field
for the Harvard game is not known The
eoachers decline TO talk about it. Appar-
emily serae change will be made that viii
permit 6 more sure catcher of punts TO
play il the back field Wear may. how
ever. play the quarter-back's position.
The practice viii be OF about the same
order today and Thursday, and probably
only signal work on Friday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
RUSSIAN SPIES IN AMERICA.
Watching NihiIists Who Seek Re.
fuEe in This Country.

fuEe in This Country.
(From the Chicago CbronicIe)
The Russian secret police are probably
the most skiIiful in the world; they need
to be. In the days of Napoleon III the
police of France had that reputation.
They haven't it now-for the best Of rea-
sons. An Emperor needs skillfuI spies in
all the world-a republic doesn't, Russia
has had its lessons IN the death of the
late car and in the many attempts made
upon the present ruler. So the chief of
political police keeps agents in every
great city in the world. New York, where
so many Russian Nihilists have found
refuge; San Francisco and Chicago are
especially favored in this way. Escaped
conviets from Siberia sometimes drift to
the Pacific Coast city, while Chicago is
watched on general principles. New
more the chief object of the solicitous
attentions Of the Cars people
Tie spies who keep tab en- Nihilists in
America always claim to be Nihilists
themselves, exiled for their poll zeal
views, or escaped suspects. It is their
plan 20 secure admittance to some of the
many NihiIist circles here and keep the
police informed Of what goes on.
So long as the Nihilists confne them
selves to speech making nothing is done
about it But if one of them should start
for St Petersburg with such a mission as
that which took Bresei from Paterson the
home authorities would be warned and
stand ready to receive hi u after certain
weII-known preeedents. AS for the spy.
his is a dangerous life If suspected he
may become at almost any time the hero
of a mysterious murder case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
New York Cotton Mnrk.t.
MR. HIBBs AGAIN PRESIDENT
Washington Stock Exchange Hold.
Its Annual Election of Oes~,-,-.-

"aSh'nSton stock Exchange Holds
Its Annual Election of ofHcers,
The Washington Stock Exchange beis its
annual election Of officers today. in the
rooms Of the Exchange, the following he
ing elected for the coming year: W r
Hihbs, president; p. A. johnson. vice pres
ident; W. A. Mearns, secretary; J. Y. Bar
ross, treasurer, and Messrs. Mearns and
W r. Decide new members Of the govern
ing committee.
The officers are the same as during the
past year with the exception of Mr.. John
son VINO takes the place of Mr. Decide as
vice president. Mr. Decide declined re-
election
The reelection of Mr.. Hibbs as President
OF the Exchange is a marked compliment
to his ability as q presiding officer. The
coming year viii be the third that he has
served IN this capacity though the rule has
been lnyarlabie heretofore to appoint each
years vice president as the succeeding
president, thus rotating the officers from
year to year. There has been remarkable
growth in the business and Importance of
the Exchange during the term OF Mr.. Hibbs
ana i has been recognized generally thai
this was due largely to his aggressive
methods.
The Exchange viii hold its animal han
quet at the Raleigh this evening.