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RED MAN WHIPS QUAKER.
Much Poor Football Played by Pennsyl.
ynnia In the First Half.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lA.-Before a crowd
of 1000 persons, Pennsylvania WAS badly
beaten this afternoon. on Franklin Field.
by the Carlisle Indian team, the final score
being 10 to c. Not since 1901 has Il Penn
sylvania team played such poor football as
did to-day team In the first half: but in the
second the Quakers braced up and for II
time 1t looked as though Il rafting finish
would be made. The first half was similar to
the first half OF the Harvard game, being
marked by an in Elective defence and much
fumblinu. penrs ;lvanil seemed unable to
Withstand the .ieavy line plunging Of the
Indians and the clever trick plays executed
by Capt. Johnson.
The Indians lost two good opportunities
for scoring, once on n tumble and later on u
2o-yurd penalty for holding, but Pennsylvania
also lost good ".anco Of Winning the game
when, after hol ling Carlisle on r2i-yard line
and forcing them To try place KICK Tor goal.
they got onsiie, giving the Indians another
chance. w,ich they quickly took advantage
of 10y scoring.
The Iniiuns made II points, in the first
half by II touchdown and goal on straight
football and by n field goal by Johnson from
the l7-yard line. at which point Carlisle So
cured the ball on a blocked kick In the
second PennsylNanil made her lonely @
by a succession of line plunges and n
very successful quarter back kick. Carlisle's
Anal score was "A fine run by Charles around
the end for touchdown, johnson missing
tho goal. Mulford, who replaced Corson
ably by looking to Coach Williams. on the
oil fOr
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Williams and wesleyan Play Tie Game

MlppLETowS. Conn. Nov. l4,-Wllliams
may be thankful that she held Wesleyan to
II score of 5 to to-day. Wesleyan gained
twice as many yards through every position
and was penalized sixty yards to WiIilan.'s 3
none. Williams scored in the frst three
minutes. bennett broke through and blocked
Ave yard run and touchdown. Three times
Wesleyan carried the ball to within a yard
of WillamSs line. The first time Gillespie
fimDled as he went over The second timc
Williams made good stand and gain punted
to safety. but the third time Wesleyan scored
by line bucking. This was all done in the first
half In the ,cond half. Garrison made forty
an twenty yard gains. and Eyster twenty
yard run. while for Williams. Watson and
Peabody made good gains. Watson was
the only Williams man who hit the line with
any success, Lane OF Harvard penaliAed
Wesleyan heavily.
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ALAS, POOR HARVARD!
The Crimson Completely Ouclassed by the
Biz Dartmouth Team.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. l4.-Dartmouth
defeated Harvard on the new gridiron inside
the Stadium on Soldiers Field this afternoon
by score of II TO o. II was the first game
to be played on the new field Dartmouth
clearly outcassed Harvard at every point
OF the game. She had a team of powerful
men that worked like single man.
The line and backs charged together, hard
and low The Dartmouth back field wns
the fastest that Harvard has met this fall
Harvard could not gain consistently on Dart
mouth and in the entire game rushed less
than ,Gfty yards, while Dartmouth made
23s. the nearest that Harvard came to scor-
ing was the 27-yard mark. and that was
the only time she had the ball out Of her own
territory.
In the first half the nearest she came was
the g2-yard line. HARVARD held Dartmouth
haa for down three times in the game and ns wns
every time she got the ball. Dartmouth's
first touchdown, was made after she got the
yard line. The second one. in the second
half. was made by rushing the bal! eighty
three, yards without a hitch. The only sensa-
ticnal gain of the afternoon was thirty-fve
yard run bv Vaughn. For the remainder
Of the time it was the hardest kind Of dogged
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Other Football Games.

At Boston-Harvard. 'o'' II; Ia'e. '0'e.
At l.ewiston-bowdoin II; Bates. ).
a, a. c'I',Iin cI' no'.In,ro a. w;ssnuri
a. ."i',nu.l .n,' ~. 10 Wisoon.i,
AT Ann Aroor--Michisai'. 10; Wisconsin "
At Lawrence, kan.-Nepraska. q: Kansas, o.
At Andover-Andover, %; La "renceville. o.
At Champaign. Ill.--Mnnesota, az; illinois, 0.
Al go-North western, 0: Notre Dume.o.
AHnnil.on. n. Y-Colglte, 10; Hamilton, o.
At Bangor-Holy Cross, s. University OF
At Lexington. Ky.-Kentucky. 81; Williams
hrnrs ns h,N''h''n' n NY
A, Eroxy;l,o-Sur,n.s ~. I,riyersitv of
Tennessee. 0.
A, pouItnev yt-Trov Conference Acad-
o,nw n. Troy Hjnh Schnol 4
At Rochester-Cniversity of Rochester IL;
Union O.
At Marietta; ohion7Marletsa. Al; Western
,,.,, ~ =, ,-;,, -, Natl,
AT ,Ghapel f cnoson Con Coave Oh Nor'n
eaio'iia' "a, te'Ieo'i ,.u.
A. HacfettstoSMInn soepptenaryt Tol'e,
AT Cornwall Hndson.Ihe NeT YORK
Mary Academy team tbjs shs horace
Mann school tea'n' II 10 D. 'h's AFTERNOON
WlILIAMsPoRT. Pa, Nov. H-Dickinson
College trilmphed over, Pennsylvania state
college to-day in one Of the hardest fought
football games ever played here, here, the ns mar
dS"Fn do~e pn'f the Ia last st few mnutes Of play and
WAsHINGToN, Soy HI;eoreetowp mi
KIN hin''f nyerstv NJ football this afternoon
50 s to o. Georsetowns line, Of defence was
formed perfectly io in ohehs'Ve p'ay' resulting
III "a! y; tl."s' o, ,o ,,,r.d u,,,,o-.
The Mckenzie School team played Hackley
Hall at Tarrytown yestcrdaE on IN n, r. iIIItI tIu
EroIiiS' sr iI,iI ~ Nv sc''' "''' NN 80
ley HAIL. H.
LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. i4.--Ihe student
bodies Of both institutions Witnessed N. game
between Franklin and Marshall and Wlsinus
winning. 81 too.
Axx,po,,s Nil Nov. l4.-St. Johns Col
,ats Gat.,ta1 ", ah;neton College of Chester-
- thi. nnrn;no nv n scoro Of Al to a
'o"" 'n'e "'o' INNS ~ .
The Erasmus Hall High school loot5all
team covered Hs,-l WIZ" sIuiy y..11neIahS
pnT,aobnic "' prenaratorv sGnool eleven Is
to q
A. ,;,endalc T.. I-,;lendalc A. c.. is:
u,,oua -, r " n - ~ ~
"y"'V N ,,,c' ~ ,u r-,, 81, ,,,o, r,,..
ne oea ni ~, w w 1Iify hv 's' scnrn ~ 3
To- TO-
Tho Ir,,rstotc G. eleven won from
tho ouaans + e mt Queens. YESTERDAY -
w.
a, ro. poo,,u,r tho cedarbur,t r
.e"'n ,e Mph % from 'he ii'''p'' a. " 'ee'''u"'
80 10 u.
At Brooklyn Boulevard grounds-WashinH-
ton a. G.. ~ Hamilton field ~ Rlchmond
Hill A; Is; Eldorado, a. Co. Empire A.
c., 0; Adcphi Juniors. Y.
At Prospect Park-Seminole A. c., ls:
Wanderers 4 c., g. Williamsburg F. G., IL:
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National Beagle Trials.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. i4.-Winners In the
national beagle trials at Howardsvile to-day
were.
Glass A--First, Fatclcss: second. ban D.: third
Lottery,
Class II H-Flrst, Floss second. Dainty; reserve.
Abbess.
Class B-FirN, Clyde; second. Hans; third,
Hermes.
Class D-First. Bonnie: second. Defiance
Derby-First, Echo; second. Dictator: third
Cardinal: fourth. Tyfant
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Hutsers, is, N. Y. IT,. ls.

At New Brunswick yesterday the Rutgers
College eleven defeated the New York Uni
versity team by n score Of ls to Is. Tho game
was hard fgat from beginning to end.
The game WAS called on account Of dark:
ness after eight minutes OF play. il the second
touchdown. battcring hutscrs' line for long
The sun., 1903-11-15
GAMES ON MANY GRIDIRONS.
COLUMBIA CLOSES ITS SEASON ny
DEFEATING CORNELL.
Luexssas Harvard Team Loses TO Dart.
mouth, VINO Scores TWtce-The In
dians TrOunce Pennsyyania--Williams
and wesleyan Play q Tte-Other Results

Brimfu OF Joy for Princeton and joyless
for Yale was yesterday on the gridiron iale
was beaten by the Tigers In game that, az
expected. proved the teams TO be closely
ssatched In strength The Yale freshmen
also were beaten. losing to Harvard O7. but
that was small consolation to Harvard, as
the latter s varsity team was beaten dccisivey
BY Dartmouth. No Harvard eleven has had
such dOleful seasons record The Quakers
lost once more, being omtplayted by the In, In.
dams, while crippled Columbia wound np
her season with glory. winning from Cornell
The East triumph"d over the West when
West Point disposed or the University or
Chicago. The results follow;
Princeton. II; Yale. q.
Dartmouth, II: Harvard. q.
COLUMBIA, ~: Cornell. IL.
Indians, 10: Pennsylvania. o.
West Point. 10; Chicago. q.
Williams. 5; wesleyan. s.
RutEers. ~; N. Y. L.. Is.
Harvard Freshmen, IL: Yale Freshmen, o.
Buchnell, rs: Annapolis. s.
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I,uckncn Too s,ron. for Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 1.-THE heavier
and stronger Bucknell eleven won from
the miishipmen in the football game here
this afternoon by score Of 20 to S.
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Points It Was an ideal day for football.
being cool and dry with no wind

Touchdown --Fansworth. Schnur. Goal from
touchdown Ellsworth. Goal from ned-Dpe.
Referee-vaIl. Pennsylvania. Umplre-Staul'er,
Pennsylvania. I.nesman -McCracken. PennSyl.
yanla. Time Of halveS-35 minutes. substitute
Riley for Mettler. Gillespie for Rockwell Stlllwcll
for Hackett. Hackett for nm Hill for Prince Davis
for Torney. Burrows for Parry, Whltemore for
Tobin. Attcndance-4O 900
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Observation-Disclosures t2l. Goal from touch
down-Vaug3n. Umpire . DashIcl. Annapolis
minute halves. Substitutes for Meier. Kl a.
der for Parkinson. Harrison for Nichols. podxe
say, Dillon for Vaughn, knibbs for Foster. Al.
tullalcn-l1
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from touc johnson. B.nbett Goal from
neld-Johnson. RefeIee-corbm. Yais. Umpire
lAnEford. Trinity, Lnesman-Okeson, Leheh
Time Of halves IS minutes Substitutes-Taylor
for McCabc, S,nkler for Metzger. Mulford for Cor
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Ob Meeting Nor Pork an
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TIE FOLLOWING SUMS ARE THE MIMI
For AS play on each horse se..'.'....'..'''...',
-
Remit direct to the Mo kim 4 Gay Company,
pany will be played at the track bE ths Max@i,n @ q
The Maxim 4 Gay Co. assumes all responslplHt
Our friends are cautioned against sending
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Our Clients Won a Million Dollars.


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LOANS ON FURNITURE

Rates and terms unheard Of Look:
Sl50 weekly pays a $500 loan.
$i20 weekly pays a 5000 loan
500 weekly pays a 5000 loan.
75c weekly pays a 5000 loan.
Payments may he made weekly. semimonthly
or monthly 1t is to your interest to consult us.
All business private and above board. See
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MECHANICS TRUST co.

WIN ADVANCE you from $40 to 500 on FURNl.
TURE. PIANOS HORSES and WAGONS with,
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MEN wANTEp-with capital to take position
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4 NICE UPRIGHT FOR SOS.
Square Pianos Wanted.

We need % square pianos this week for an order
from two schools for practice work II you have
a square piano You want to dispose Of We Will
allow YOU the highest allowance possible in
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KNIGHTS OE HONOk.
1 BREMEN LODGE NO. "a. K OF H.
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&IX at Bremen Hall, No. 3so5 North Eleventh
AkS1A street. All knights OF Horor Invited
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An old-established business the most promi-
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We LOAN MONEY
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We advance It for your salary. QUICKLY. rea-
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and will allow 1t to be paid in small weekly or
monthly payments. We do not require collateral
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THE SALARY DISCOUNT co.
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EXECUTORS SALE At AUCTION
Of Valuable Industrial Stocks,

EXECUTORS SALE At AUCTION
Of Valuable Industrial Stocks.
BY virtue Of an order of sale made by the
Judge OF the Probate Court of the city OF 81.
ID the a ds 81 ts late OF OF ~
1909 the undersigned executors Of the will OF
said deceased viii; on Saturday; the twenty first
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M. at the east
front door OF the Courthouse in the city of St
Louis offer for sale at PUBLIC auction to the
personal property belonging 10 said estate.
4os shares of 800 each of the capital stock of
gregsting at par $40, 800; e9l shares of s1oo each
OF the capital stock OF tae ge!wsy Equipment
SHARES Of preferred stock OK the American Car
and Foundry Company, asgregatTg at par $3.50.
The attention of investors Is called to this sale
Inent in good income producing property; and
they are urged to attend the same. The Scarritt-
comstoek Furniture Sempdny s Missouri in bush
extensive and hrst-class furniture business IN
St Louie. IL has paid an annual dtT:send OF 10
Under the law OF this State its stock IS not
taxable. ,,,,
ON the COL shares Of the Railway Equipment
Corporation there has been paid IN the past year
"a diyidend of 81 900 each month. excepting
month when there was paid q dividend OF si:-
0bo making in tine year totai OF alaVo or divi,
bends. or over 70 per cent oi 'ne par Oh the WI
The sale Will be for cash. 1t will be positively
COMPANY stock will be sold separately The other
two Stocks will be sold together one lot.
For further Information address or inquire or
hros ehssytO and Locust Miss L j. cur. al
office Of John ". Dryden. her attorney. room
Sis Missouri Trust building s
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Above is plan OF a sGite of three cen
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For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
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ber biz ies itse meb al ben Sberbepiss
ming, ies eier: Sab be forifienise Gfoes
finger af Sen uafbausige ifaubinapife
GrbeiSerforeniu9" intet foreta, ipm ite1
Der ben iunbe friitelise 90 tirfelise
GanSs. Ser er osiaa to andre Sing,
ieg iGrifilt biz lnsge @egt pau:
/. Set er nsbbeubiet for Dor Organic
fation at Ri faar Webleumter meo ct
iltnbt Segeme.
2. Set er ligeiaa nsbbenbt9t, at Ri
faar Reblemmer meb iuuo moralf
Snnbs - meb eob mpralIt &arafter.
SO. 2 I9tter ieg fom 8lirnar.
Sfal Dor Organization BILL en Ragt
bldnbt bort Solt, er bet neboenStat, at
Srganiiatorerne bar bette for Die.
"Sambirfe" - ia bet er bet, iorl
bette Orb inbebGr, ion ffaI til.
@lanbt Sfarbiuaperre er Snbipibuns
litcten oite ubbiflet / Seu 8rao, at man
alenrmer 3sboenoiebeben al at lutte Zig
iammen. 2ab Ser blt mere "SGnptrte"
bldnbt bort SoIf, @eb "Samoirfe"s
Seit bolSt gpmaboren en- batter Sel'
tomIttale. 9r. g6riItenIeu og llnSerte9>
nebe bolbt oefaa forte Saler. Rrof.
Gmanbus Robabl 9ab ttlbebte Here
2umrc at fin barre @%iolirmtit, iom bes
itebe f~ortieut 9ifalS.
s.. 8. Srensbnl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
m en- profeti.

en- trirenbe gerbensfataitrofe bro.
feteres al cen amerifanife 8eoIog
Econ 2efpis, Der for fort Sib iiben
bar uogipet en- itsrre afbanbIing
oper be ppIbige @letifere peb Spo.
polen. Iebens Rorbpolen er omgi.
bet al ct SAB, Iigger Supbpolen I ct
tort Saitlanb. Sra Rorbpolen fan
Ssmasierne be,for ,lben Sinoring
bepree fig neo moo sGfpator; peb
SpbpoIen opbobes be berintoS itabig
og banner en- fat Rlr, Der al Sor.
iferne anilaaes til poo fine Steber at
naa en- Soibe al ca. 10000 SOB;
maaife er Sc enoba anbet Steos
lan9t bsiere. 2epis erfl9rer, at Ser
tngen Sare er, iaa lpnge benne Wrtr
boIber; men oct er ingenlunbe llianb.
Ipnligt, at Den Ell ifien Dag giper
efter for BET Itabigt borenoe Srpf al
Ssmasierne / oct Snore, og bpilfe
bill iaa Seleerne blipe at en- iaaban
lbpre Concentrating? Spab bill
Der tie, raar oisie Wosier itprter no
/ atlanterbapet?.
Oeriom en- 9riItning FER inlob
Rorb, pill Gtrfningerne al benne Sea.
taItrofe itrPffe Jig no ODER s@footor
og isrIt romnte ben afrtfanife &pit
ira 8iiineobugten til BET grsnne Sor.
biera; berefter bill De mao no ODER
belle Ifrifo, og en- ubpre Ss.Spnos
Hoo piI lrnber lin utsiIeoe, 6remitor.
men MOB Norb sblpgge Storbritan.
MEN, Splanb, Sperige, 9orge, Sin.
LAMB os Nororuslonb. Naar Spbs
poIens &Sbier9e iaa naar op til
Noropolen, bill De oanne en- iuloit9n'
Dig i~lllttet &rebS ON benne iioIte oa
forporb(et bet beroerenbe Sao til ct
Snbbno. SeIgen beraf ptl blipe EN-
mGQtig Silbngeitrsmning al 8ano'
masierne moo Spb, og en- anoer
Spnbfloo bill ooergpbe fig ooer Stor.
b%ritannien, Rorge @ an0re euro.
pRiife 2anbe, iprltg oper Sparier
og Rortugal.
2elpiS itstter i'm Sbeort pao Sen
&ien6Saiernin9, at SorOen allereoe
en- Gang fsr er blepen biemisgt al en-
iaabon SpnbHob. San gisr trent
beIeS opmprfiom paa, at SoItlon'
0ene / en- tibIigere Sio utpiliomt bar
Itroft Jig meget lGngere op ptob
9orS, enc De MI 9ier. Iammurt'
bprenc, iom n,ait MI al og til finder
Sibirien, ipnes at bore bleone oper.
roifeoc al en- gauife Iienenoe SsfloO.
Oct err bsiit ubpggelioe 5remtiOs'
l1Siieter, ben anerifanife 2erbe it'll
Ter os for Gie, 90 ban itaar Iangt ira
alere bIanbt @eplogerne / Senieenbe
til TN 9@ngiteIie for ben 5ore, Der
trl,er os ira SpbpoIens SIDE.