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41eli@er martt.1eri4 !.

Gineianati, 30. 9obsmber 1914.
Die aa6fslseH>sa Csstira1aes bsaietes
10 nxr aaf eRsrsS fraHsGftisxs1. Hei
fleinsrsn OeiAaftea ssrsea etsas SSters
$reife bers9Htt.
trstiiisxsn.,
Der Narst sar rxbis. bic vreiie ketio.
S41ali. $rina Steam ele95--II .O5
I. .sb.
Observation-Disclosures
Astie. ebert clear Setter ll:I - l2e,
itsrt Aitpenieitsn l1k-llAs, ertrs ibsrt
clear esiten l11l-1lxs, @aultsrn IL -
nse 9saies l24 = l3e lsfe sns ].s
Mtbr ssrla&t.
saesu.-- Martt Aet,a. ebert nar. Sci.
ten l2s4 - l3s, ixr3e tiSSeaieiten l2ls-
l2s4e, ertra bort clear esilea l2ls-l2le.
e4sitsrR l2-l2I4e xRs Beaies l31-l4s
lsis xns 11e per 1iuaS mssr ser,ad..
sugar Cured t!eii&. = Nartt III R.tis.
l2k 10. Dreasiat eaesm IS = 20,
oAaItsra y l2,l. 2ss Der: Sat eSxl.
tern L., - g. trs6sae Sesf. e4isssu
Is.O0-2G.00.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.tis.
o4isisn l4n - Is, sisnie eAalters
ll--llLs, Neaies l6L-I71e, easl,.rn
H--1l4e, xss ysrt Srt oaaItera III
-l1szs.
trif4sS8Ieif4.-eAixfex 12-1214e,
Vienir 64ultern l03<<-11l1f, e6ulterx l0sl
----llLe, ibsrt NivteRleitsM lll4-lll1e, fbsrt
iave esitea llk-l1ke. EXTRA i1srt 6eitea
ll1-llKr. 0eilies 125<-l41ts Der tiu1s.
Sssf Garraf l0-l3e.
Netl ans ostrttD..
Netl.-- Aenes 0int.r yatent $4.so-5. 90.
0inter 6anss s4.65-4.7o, Biatee eamiIs
el.0O-4.15. erira t3.S--a.9O, srSixSres
sS.46-3.66. Garter 0si,ea $atsat $4.6s-
500. b. fanes t4.00-4.4S. Do. 6amilsSS. so
400, @sosenmebl, asraseklid aemiidtes
~. .46-4.66, rsineS Gift S4.6O---4 10, senijA.
tsS 44.36-4.66 per Dbl.
0sissa. - Aasft ie7er. Re. 3 70.
thet 3,ater los - lose. 10. b. 95 -
1886. -. rstter 50 - CSC per Nsibe!.
Serfanft warben: Ear ao. rotber Nin.
ter 80 106kc, Gar rotbsr mad probe, bin.
burnt. ~ D4c auf benz CeIeife.
Dsll a.-NeArtt III rptta 1ab hetia.
10. beiteS aeues ~ - 6le, &s. beited
4T--49t, ~. Z SeiteS 46-41e, -. seIbeS
l6--6os, 10. 3 -. ~ - 4oe. ~. ~.
4S@41s ID. : Semtl4tss 4S-coe, 10. -.
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Nep gort. l 9e3ember. 4ns
getommen: rRep Yort" pOn South
omptpn; .Gameronia" pon Gla8gOp;
rStampalia" DON 8enua; rGarmaz
mia" Don Siperpppl.
!oulifar. 9lngst.; oQaurenttc"
BON 2tperpooI; rScanpinapian" BON
Glasgop.
pbilaoelp b a. 4ngst.: rGars
tbaginien" Don Glasgow.
g outb. IHget.: .8rins
Sriebrih Dtl6eIm" ppn Rem Yprt
nun Bremen. ~-..-
sc piIIe. 2lnqet.: rGoIumbia"
Don Nep 2)Ort.
QiperpooI. Nngst.:: .Msguu
tic" BON Wtontrsal; .Seucer" non 5as
coma. ..
4eapeI. 9tngst,:: rgannpnia"
BON gep Oort
GeenstotUn 4naet.: yaentra"
BON Tacoma.
0} oDille. 2lbge9.: nGaIsboria"
uah Rep gort.
2iperpool. Gbse9,: rgenturi.
en-" nah San 5runctscD.
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Sbieaas. 30. 9obember.

Welt. Der Msr.t beat. a.tis. ssist.r
Satents - 80-i.so, etraiasts $3.90-4.sO,
G,rins tatents St2o-5.1e, StraisSts SO. 80
LOB Hafsrs sS.50-3.70.
3tissR. December "a - S41tc,
an e&lut 84ssc; fir Tai sS7s-903@e, am
sdIu5 9osss; fir SuIi s759-ss1ss. am
SdIus 88fe.
3etfAtsrn.- SIR Te.mter 472s--
4se, am edIus 477se; fir Nai Az ss-483se,
an 0&luj 1895; fur SuIi 49-4914r, am
S6Ius 1876.
4af.r. gar T.;.mber 30k - sle.
am eSlus 307sc; fir Seai 82sS-s25a, am
sdIub oa5se; iar Suit sass - s27Sst, am
eflut 327ss.
Nseae u.-Ns. . 63s.
0srhe. Sut. sutters.rf. 45-50e,
gate bis Asice NaI3s.rfs 67-7le.
fimsts "a amea. - Nsxe $500
$50 Der Gsxtssr.
al.sfaawsn. - $lO.oo--1s.oo pr
Gsntner.
Nettsrs- sl7.75-ls.0o. Cir sauuar
$l9.l7h-19.s21l. am 64laj Sls.271,; fur
S4mal l..-3ll.S71f S'r 100 Sfuno.-Hur
iur Dessmb.r 5000 : 1895, am shIus
t4U.oV, fuE JhhAuI S4osO$I2 -AV.o1 - aNl
Shlus s10.62lk; FIR geai sl0.171z -l025,
am Shius $l0.17I..
Gtsrt 4ips.nf~i n-esie $10.26-
1915 Der 100 SfunS. - Cir 5anuar
Slo.26 1890. am SAIrj $l0.25; fir
Nui So. 921. - S.s5. am edIus $9.92h.
9xt ter. Rarst ii feif. GreaR.ries
$3.50, Dalrs 36-3ls per 3fxns.
tier. Mar.t il Hetig. trif6e ~ -
27e tey OxtesS.
4Sfe.-wartt in Itstis. Grsaa lsh--
1876 per 3faEb.
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AnSIsxrtiac Wdrfte.
RevDsrt, 30. stob.mb.r.


N.5r.- safxtr 3s,711 ssIs.. s.rfanst
LOOT DbIs. - Der Narft mar b.ut. 1au.
9Srina yatent t4.45-4.70, 0inter Straitst .
$4.45-<.56, Binter Satsnts A.6s-5. 90,
GSrins eIears $4.15--A.45, Binter ertra 6
10. / S4.O5-4.15, 10. 3 b. $s.95-4.0 .0s,
Aanfas Gtraiatts $l,0o-A.1O.
NsaaenRttl var b.ute fetia. 6air
bissutss $3.65-3.s0. &sie. bit fauss 1895
4.0o.
8uan.t, t,ermebE mar Hstig ~ $2.15
3 35 Der loo HfunS fair bis autts 2.95
-S.15, &siee bic fanep 81. .0o-5.25.
Waismet taum itstia. .-8einss seiS.l
aus selbes sI.45-1.50, arsb.s SI.40--l.45,
siInSrieb 1915.
1n4 Detsen namtne1. Hm.ritsn 95:
anb Eanastan s3c c. |. I. R.p Ssrs.
Nssaen in milIie. 10. @ekern G.
63e {. l. T. SuTaIs.
Q e es 1T pillis. - Wlaliserts 57-6s,
r.If. Tufals.
0eise n.-sufusr 285, 200 Su.. E.rfarst
8n. Narft mar aetig. 70. g R.per
rstker los {. /. T. i'm gltoator unb 1O6s
I. s.b f6Yimmenb. Re. l stsrtssrn DuIuts
Csc {. 81. i&pimmens.
Aelf4tsru. -3ufusr IL, ,375, Serfant,
- DR. Der Dfartt iii felt erpsrt 10. ?
1896 i'm GIesatsr ANA 53s1ei. o. b. lbnim.
mens.
$af.r. - 3xfusr 5,57s su.. s.rfsast
655 Su. - Der Ntartt in N.tia. stanssri
neis.r 37e auf benz g..if., Rs. p.is.r
sse. 70. 8 36l<t, no. 4 34I<-351Se.
1ea lit rutia. .-Vrima l20e. Gs. / I12I5s.
10. 4. .95-l0Oc, Hs. ; 1890.
4sbsen in niIis State srsiu1r.r Bis
6sise 1919, 26-83; 1911, Rife; "a.
ttfe Scat srSindrtr Bis 6sis. 1912, 15 -.
24e. 1911 16-l8c
4dats nns fen. -- g.atrat Nneriea n
1915, Sossta 29-30e.
Ssber IN feh. 1emlsk a7-2sc.
$srt ift fsif. 6amils $3.50 - o.. 90,
tsrt slesr $2s.o0--24.5o, gt.i 1925
1880.
sect 1T fer. tami!p sos.oo-24 90,
l., N,i y s1s'o'--so.oo' s''f's4i"''' 'as.o'
srt nests anh Hua. - s.,o,.rt. Del.
li.s. 10 bis Il Yfs., 12I-13e, DO. eaul.
tern 8 yl-sRe, ss. 64insen lac.
SsmaI, II. nillia Misble 1eA ,rimA
$11.25-l1.35; Haffnirtes iii rubia. esxti.
ssnt si2.o5. Q. 4. 1920, Ssn.Sssns "a
-sl9t.
tsts 1T piuia. srims sHs ~ sl5s
Ssxntrs 6s-6he, 9b,ciul 7e.
9aR ms sIlfa amen .D.I mar f.t.
Yrima rsses au 5.20-5a4, Srims 6sam.r
selbes $6.2T-6.40.
Setrste ii f.tig. - fafEsirtes
Aes Ssrst5.5o, tittas.I,sia u1sexltims..
$3.50, b. in Buff a 80
9st ls 1T h.tis. Tsm.his tI.sss Oils
31-32e.
oart III ru6ig. etrsinss, s.sStnIiS.,
bis srt.s 1915.
erpenti n IN fetis - 3se.
feif ift fsh. - Siaseimii@er 8x--st,
Satns 61x-6Ae.
Nslaiies 1T felt. NtD Drrea1s Open
Settle, cater biz dsis., 85--55c.
1u6s - As5sr n f.it. Nxss4saSs
% fea, 5.55e, Centrifugal ss t.a 4.o5c,
Ns!afes.3u6sr % Get 8.30e. Nsffnirts,
III it.tis. Sat sssf 5.7os, GrnftsS $500
NsxD Il" t.2Ss, Gab.s 5.lss, Sssstr.s
S.05e, 0rannlateS 4SOt. Diamsns IL,
4.Soe, ,Csnfs:tisners II" <.7Ss, Rs. 4.6E,
10. '4.6oe, Hs. s4.56e. 10. 4 4.50,, Rs. s
4.46, Rs. 8 4.40r, Ns. 2 <.35e, 70. 8 4.3oe,
Hs.s 4.25e, Rs. 10 4.2oe, Hs. IL 4.15, Ns.
Ii l.1os. Rs. Is 4.05e. Rs. IL x.oSs.
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sufubr uno g.uanot pisr.us Der btg1oI.
ienen 8od1., n.ralibsu init ben oorbers.s.rs
ben sHob,n parsn nj. futst:
ssfubr: Rtssoi.l Shusin.. sdaf..
Wob. 16 ROO 2743l 36S2
atoo. % $40 289l3 4024
gos. s5-. .6l06 27979 1891
Der gtclun,t 5.traI II o.ri.l5.a 5.it.
slob. ls.. =. ..340l 20023 1888
Non. % .... 3ool 1889 s47
NOS. a5. 1890 1741l 1890
8tnboiet. - 81, Iahfraas mar .in.
aut. unb bic pr.iie parsn i'm Aasemsin,n
feR uno um 1O--2sc b0ber. Stoiers uuo
6.eosrS nareu sbsufaus in gutter 9ahfrase
unb aart i'm greiis.
6Assse oti,re bro s,.a 81. $3.50, srtra
ss.65-9.00, fanes -, O6iex $275-7.0O,
6ieif6eraiere S475-7 90, auserieisne $7.25
-7.6O, Seiiers So rs - 500, ertra $500
-s.6n, fite $325-5.25, uuSsrleisMs BIZ
ertra >6.60-8.O0 eanu.rs $2.50 - 3.75,
0ts3ets nab Ge,ssrs e4.75-6.75, Stod.
Seifers $4.25--4.7s. etOd-Rabe $3.50. Is.
BnlIeu.-Eh 3ufubr mar uidt sros
anb bic Ereiis uHsefatr bieieiben als uor
elmer @ohe.
Naaere sns lei$t. $4.00-l.65, DsIssaa
A.76--5.E0, ettra s6. Cos. .65. fette bxlen
@6. .2S--6.76, Gstbers $4S0-5.25.
MiI&ftb.. Die 3ufabr mar in
Der peraoHenen @ohe eerino unb bic Treifs
aetia. Ote Ra0frase sar cine quite.
ertro 480.OO-8s.00, quite biz auserlefene
.00-76.00, orbindre BIZ quite 1900
1000.
.&aItsr Del maiissr ssfubr NIB ~.
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Vtebmdrtte.

Gintiunati. 80. Nsbember.
sufuhr uao S.uianot pisr.us Der o.r1oi.
ienen 8od1., b.ral,b.n nit ben osrb.rs.s.rs
Zen @obsn par.n nj. fuist:
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sas. sonss ums aitI,m in Wtw ysrs.

0elb .sn eau lit ieit.
yrilna SH&aftspapwrs SurStn ~ So
Sisientirt.
ctertius ernana. IN ihpad. eiMt
ia s4.s4s uns 90 fass Commercial 8iat
~ $4.s0l4.
Sanbes. ObTiaattonen sirta Ne,
tla urs iparoen pie yslst exsttrt:
Ser. stnaten RefxnSina ~ 1908 -101 u,
~ r.sihrirt. tl9e5) ll3A-ll4I, eoupons
llSA-ll4L, So rtsiftrirte l02s4 - l03,
Coupsas 1927 - l03, yanama Resihsrss
~ 1007s-l014.
aftienmarft. - Ger Nlarft nar in
Der erifen Stxnbs fau nnb bic gr.ife itstia
ipater aber wuros Der Diarst felt uno idIoi
aud 10.
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Wetau Waret.
Hesvsrt, 80. Nos.mb.r.

sixn ii fla1 ~ as. .30-49.70; Aapfer
III isit GIeettrsIstie $l7.62a-l7.811tc,
eafe $l7.62h-17.3719e; Gatias ~ tl1 Is
-l7.S7k. 0Iei rxbis ~ N.4S-4.kk ebsItsr
hetis ~ $7.30-7.60. eiieH if rxbis; II. !
tssabr1 Nsrttern $l8.T5-l8.26, -. b.
II tl8.25-l8.76, n, eoHtters 318. IS
1875 saD. 80. 6ssttsrs tsit - tle. So
1900
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Siucinttatier
Wadt in Srofline, Waii., ieinem Sc.
beu Elm Gnpe.

grootltne, MaI., l. Deg. -
8arl Saiier, Elm so Sabre alter 8auz
untsrnsbmer, Der crit Dor Ipentgen
Monatsn pon Cincinnati bierber iiberz
Iisbelts. um ieinsn Sobn in 9oiton
Wfuiif ituoiren gu luHen, ma6te am
Sonntug ieinem 2ebsn Elm Gn0e, ir=
bem er iih ben 6als burhihnitt.
5rau aaiIer mar, als lie am 4beno
na6 !6auie 3uriittebrte, auBer Stanz
be. in ibre Wobnung gu 9elangen uno
IieB bon Der poli3ei bic Sbiir aufz
brehen. aaiisr tpuros Ounn alS 2eIhe
i'm 8aps5immer gsfunoen uno er belt
nod bus Meiier in Der Sanb, nit lpelz
dem er iid bic 5ooestpunoe beige
broht bate. lleber bas U2otIp. oas
8aiisr gum Selbitmoro osronlabte, tit
nihts betaunt.
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Gin 90 y am III 0arPr ii Ger
SEN &eiligcn &rieQ. Zen
picloerbreitetcn irrigen 9Iniihten Der
AbenoldnbCr iiber oen 6eiligen arieg
tritt eIn Wtobammeooner, Ger irii.
here Gumo IbQeorouete 0labmeo
9L9a Shahtattinsfi, cutqeqell @or
hlmoert Sohren lei cS 8rollh gene.
ieil oaB Der Sheit III 1SiIam bel
arieqSauSbrut ourt1 cine beionoere
Tetlpa Dem ariege Ole Santtiou er.
tbeiIt babe. Ga8 baIte man ieitoen
iiir ilberililIiiq. 2lud Die SABINE oes
Eropbetcn lperoe nIdt uIebr hea
@ldubigen in Der Sdlaht porange
tragen. giuen eigentIihelt Seiligen
ariea gebe eS nid,t, on eocr arieg,
sen Northumberland iiIbren5 heilig
iei. 9enn Die 8eiitlihteit laiie fei-
men arteg 5u, Der Dem S6ariat nj.
beriprede. Die rltIiiihen Deobont-
meoaner Iebnen ieoe 9erbilbung mit
oen 2itrten alb,
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-. 4 b. 44--46et, w.iiss aol'
benfsra 45-4Se. selbeS b. 46 -49e, semii@tes
b. t5-l8e Der Duitd. Bertanft puroen:
4 Gars 10. 4 seIbes nsues 3u 451aae, 2 CARS
10. 8 bs. su 471<e, / Gar DO. an 464c !
Gar seIbes nod Vrobe, neues, gu 44e. J
Gar DO. sdbrenb, ;u 42e, 2 Cars No.
a seniihtes, neues, az 461lc, rs Gar DO.
su 44e, Bears sto.3 DO. AL acc, l Gar DO. ~
46Hc, Gears 80. 3 meib.s, neues bu 47azS
l gar DO. Az 47l<e aui Dem @eI.iis.
eafer-Nartt IN rudis unb fteiis. TO.
2 seiisr 81 = 371as, Stansarb ssiser 36
Bic, ao.3 nsiiet 341 1.-351Se, as.4 ntiter
31k--331se. 30. 2 a.miihtsr 84-35e, Re. 8
DO. 34-34Xc. No. 4 Do. 3l1b-331,e ser Blu.
gerfauft iuuroen: 8 Cara 20. 8 tc,ib.r gu
35e, 2 Gars DO. ;u 34s<e. l Gnr SO. 4 DO.
~ 83s4e, Gar DO. ,u 33l,c, psber mad
Yrobs gu 2S14c, ! Gar DO. IN 2se auf Dem
0.lsii,.
Nsssen. - Ytarit f.tis. ns. 2 65--s7e.
~. 5s-s2e. ~. 4 53-57..
0e rfe.-No. 3 @inter 50-70e, 30. 2
6rubiahrs 78 Soc. SO. 8 65-78e, 10.
55-65t; SuttsrgsrF. 40-55e per Su.
Serf.nmatI. - HrI3lasrsssrt: rs
SOC Der 8u.
Susiei \ S.- s.Er.i,,.sr.iT. nit s.ti..
stsenaH sl.ih.1 Edy. s.I s1ril.t 5sar.s:
FoS.,nbsr, 80. 1919. aosemb.r, 20. 1911
@ei,en, Hs. 9 sstb.r ...,. l08las sSe
8efi6fsrn, Gs. 5 semifAt., Al: 66e
SAFER, 30. 9 ssmiihter n.H.r 81: 49fs
Hssseu 30. 2 neuer ...... 851as Te
Sea 20. 2imstks 1880 s24 90
@6iSta
Der Nar.t v,- t.til. T.rt1s't Sxrsea +:
1925 SbN. Gifiaes Siniftss Sssst sx'
Der 3aFs ssR 81. .3S Der 0aasn..
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ter aoHfrase NOR Der gtortt beuts itorf unh
DC vrsiie nnt b0-76e bOber ats Dor enter
@oMe.
orsin6re sss srss. s5.5O-11.oO, fair Bis
gate lsi6te $9. .00--l1 rs, .rtra $11.50.
&alber in ben Rsmmiffions-o odufern. -
3aHes lie, prtn,a bis aus.rleiens 10 -
lO1ae, srSinGre 6--9.
S1mei e.-Eit 3ufubr bon ShUsintn
mar beuts qerina, bi. Rahfras. gut uno bic
Sreife ftieeea i'm 5t per 100 gfunb.
&hDer $7.65-7.75. gut. Bis auserIei.ue
Serp a6uass.uno Eleiih,risrt.n 81 .70--7 .75,
semtf6te BersaSunasisrteu 81 .55-7. 10, or.
bindrs bis auserI.i.as ihu.r. f.tte Sdue
$685. 80, ertra $6. 85-7. 90, Staes s4.25
- SO, srtra So. .65-6 rs, Iei3t. 8.rianst.
Iort.n $7.25--7.4o, 3ert.i bon ITO Yfunb
uuS Deriesr IS .00--7 Is, medium bon 100
-l80 8funb $780,. so.
Sdafe xab aSmxer. - Shaie ipa.
rem itstiq i'm Brsiis, edmmsr abet itehsu umt
l5-25e uber ben freii.n pom borigeR
Samiiag.
shais.-ertra So. 1873 sst. sH ans.
.rI.ien. 1886 IS. So, srbinir. bis quite 81 so
-3.o5, Wtuttsrfhai. $500.
fommsr. grtra brahtta f725, gut.
Bis aussrI.i.ns $6.7s-7.15, srsiuars bis
fair. $450--6. 90.
stiesss, 30. 3su.mbsr 1912.
1tmsst.a.-s. s..s.s 81. .65-1l. 90, 9.ras
Stier. 81. .40-5.75, s.atihs Sti.r. $3.50
9.20, StsS.rs uns Seebers $435 - Z .65.
HI5. nas e.ifers S27a-7.65, Raiser $3.50
-l025. Wartt itstis.
eas.ine - seidt. 81. 40 - 7.80, &C.
Mii6te ST 45-7.85, fApere 81 20 - 100
rsHbe $40 - 100, tsrfel $3.50 - 7.5O.
Narft itart
6asf. aus nm.r.-SAsfe eis.
keimii6s $3. 75-4.75. sehliAe 4.00-4.6s
56brliase IS 00-6 .35, a6mmer Ginbeiml'
il. $5.75 - 7.75, s.tIids $s.85 - 7.75,
Wartt fart.
sxfxbr - HiRssies 20e0, S6ssiH'
23 900, 6AsTe uHb 9amm.r 2000
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
TULANE GOES DOWN IN DEFEAT BEFORE
 ALABAMA WARRIORS
WIN BITTERLY CONTESTED STRUGGLE FROM
 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Virginia Team Shows Surprising Strength and Contests Ever, Foot of Ground-Captains Hardage and Todd Star for Respective Elevens-Colns Suffers In
 jury-Great Crowd Witnessed Contest

Commodores for downs in the shadow of the goal.
 Vanderbilt was penalized 145 yards to 30 for Virginia. Collins was practically out of the entire game, as he is still suffering with bad ankle. Several play CTS were substituted on both sides on account of hurts, while Fullback Smith of Virginia suffered a severe confusion.
 The lineup:
 Vanderbilt-Morgan. center: Dawes, Huffman, left guard; Swafford. Coving ton, right guard; Shipp, Dawes, left tackle; T. Brown. right tackle; E. Brown, Milholland. right end Turner, Reams, left end; Reubbins, Curlin. quarterback; Collins, Shea. right halfback; Hardage, left halfback; SllSes, Turner fullback.
 Virginia-Wood, Brown, center; Reddus, left guard: Carter, right guard; Maiden, left tackle; Woolfolk, right tackle; Fin lay, right end; Harris, Mcdonald, left end; Gooch, quarterback; Todd, right halfback; Landis. Mayer, left halfback; Smith, Cook, Randolph, Chester. full back.
 'rot.cfi5io V IS, E. Brown, l; Silses, 1. Goals after touehdowns, Hardage, 1. Ref cree, Joe Geden, Sewanee. Umpire, Mike Donnelly, Dartmouth. Head linesman, Al win Browne, Sewanee. Time of quarters, 15 minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
Learning English English
the New York Times.

From the New Iork Times.
 The report of the establishment in a London school of languages of classes for the instruction of Americans in English speech may seem joke. Buet let us look seriously into the matter briefly. It is a notorious fact that many Americans, and they of the not least patriotic type, return from short sojourns in England with a newly acquired English accent. The ac- cent, however, is not often the real thing, but a poor imitation. It is not all of ap- proved English speech to slip the finais of words ending in 'g,' to say "clark" in- stead of clerk" and use the rising iniec- ton at the ends of sentences. If travel ing Americans are to bring home an Eng fish manner of speaking why should 1t not be correct? To be correct, it needs to be leraned wit hsome system and at some pains.
 What is more, these classes might serve, with pupils of the best quality to correct the faults of our flat or nasal national speech without making it offensively Eng fish. A crude or stupid pupil might emerge from them wit ha raw imitation of tones and accent which would always seem for eign in this country, just as the inept pupils of dramatic schools exhibit all the crude rudiments of the art of make up of voice production, and gesture without being able to act at all. Good English speech is the best English speech. An American who has never learned to talk at home( and many never do) could learn much from a competent teacher or the approved English way of speaking. He would acquire pleasing variety of tone and learn to control his tendency to overenl- phasis. He-would have to have brains enough to be able to adapt what he thus learned to his own needs, but unless a human being has the faculty to do that no sort of learning does him much good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
HOWARD RESERVES
 BEATEN 32 TO 0

Howard college reserves went down in defeat before the University Training school team of Tuscaloosa yesterday aft ernoon by score of 32 to Q. The game was played upon the Howard athletic field near East Lake, and a fair crowd was in attendance.
 The Baptist reserves could do nothing with the rushes of the Tuscaloosa boys, who, executing a variety of trick for nations, combined with a variation of line bucks and end runs, swept their college opponents from the field Town send, for the Training school, was the distinct star of the afternoon, scoring two touchdowns on runs of 60 and 40 yards. Pratt's tackling was a great handicap to the offensive attempts of the reserves.
 Officials: Pratt, referee; Countess, um- pire; Sims. head linesman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
Y. M. c. A. PLANS
 ATHLETIC EVENTS


 The Y. M. c. A athletic authorities are planning a big night for sport low ers next Tuesday. A number of ath- letic events will be pulled off includ- irg three fast games of volley ball be- tween two of the strongest teams Of the association. Volley ball has been received with considerable enthusiasm by local sport lovers and the rivalry between the teams is intense. On Tues- day the Dominick team will meet the Cross team for the Y. M. c. A. suprem- acy.
 Basket ball games and other athletic events will be held. As an added at traction to the members and visitors on the occasion, the election returns will be called between the events.
 The evening has been arranged for the pleasure and amusement of the members of the association and their friends and no admission will be charged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
$ Harvard Crimson Floats in Triumph

Nashville, November 2.-tspecial)-In bitterly contested game, in which players on both sides were considerably battered up. Virginia showed remarkable reversal of form over previous seasons games and held vanderbilt to two touchdowns. The final count was 13 to 0. Vanderbilt's goal line was never threatened but once. and that during the opening period Cap tains Hardage and Todd starred for their resnective sides, the former making many sensational dashes off tackle, four of tbese being for 40. 2s, AS and s5 yards. Vanderbilt used the forward pass effec- lively. making one touchdown on beau- tiful heave for a 40 yard gain, Hardage to Muck Brown. Twice touchdowns were lost on forward passes, one being disal- lowed by officials after 40 yard gain for some reason and another for 40 yards being dropped by Brown, who awaited if behind the goal lines. Virginia was unable to gain with consistency or at length. Captain Todd. however, doing yeo- man work in both offensive and defen- siye play. Once Virginia made great stand on her one yard line, holGng the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03
The Heavy Brigade.

From Pearson's Weekly.
 Princess Christian of Schleswig-Hol- stein, who is paying visit to Cawdor Castle this month. is a very popular mem- Der of our royal family.
 The Princess has grown rather stout of late years and if one remembers rightly it was of her that Canon Teignmouth- Shore told an excellent story.
 She was lunching with the Canon one day, and another Canon, rather deaf but very talkative old man. sat on her other side at the table. So very talka- tive, indeed, was the old man that the Princess couldn't get a word in edge ways.
 Canon Teignmouth-Shore. smiling, leaned towards her and whispered: Now your royal highDess will appreciate the force of Tenny son's lines, Canon to right of them, Canon to left of them. Volleyed and thundcred.
 The Princess laughed quietly and whls- pered back: ''Yes, but you know you can't call me the Light Rrigade!'