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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
&tabtrafh.

gia1oeni man ii9 am Sreitng erfuns
oigt batte, mas init ben Sorlasen In
betrsif Der PHaiterperlduseruneen BON
Wtonroe, Quincp unb Sine Strase &c.
i9sben lsi, beihloB Der Staotraib, onB
Die Pldne uno Sps;ififationen in Der
ndGften Sisuns uorseleet weroen fol-
fen. Bslin erfldrte. baB er seiragt more
ben isi. iuie oft bic sepflaiterten StraBeu
auf BEN r9ill" ab9emaiben meroen.
uno ba bic anberen Wiitsliebsr feine
auffldruns seben foHnten, 10 puroe Elm
Yorl1lu9 ansenonimen, baB oariiber in
Der fOmmsnben Sisung beri4tet wer'
ben ion.
3lpsi @runbbeiissr BON Sadion
Strose maren erifienen, nm @ntihd.
oigun9 fir usberilutbuns ibrss @issn,
tbums su erlanssn (; Elm Seri4t iiber
Die gnselesenbeit pirb in Der nd9lten
Sisung gsma9t. Se1s Dspobnsr pom
sseroinano Strabe beflagten ii9 oarfs
ber, oab ibnen Die scranton @us uub
gDalIsr @ompanie feline SSalieruerbino'
ung sebsn molle unb man bsi9loB oann,
Die 5rage nit Der @ompanie auijuneb.
men. Ole Biirger I'M 600 Blod pon
gBheeitr glUenne urrinnge1 in elmer Dors
gelegten Bittlbrift nm bis giipellirnn9e.
Iinie, pdbreno g8irtb cine Bltti1rift
fur elm Ni6t on Sutber Apenue uno
Socult StraBe uorleste; beioe muroen
reierirt.
Die ltdotiide 3sdenusridiebunsf nsfoms
miilion beribtete u. w., oaB Der 9ro6e
Soblenpfeiler inter Der SadlOn StraBe
Baptiiien 8irae uerfauit unO wabr'
i6einlif in ndhiter Ssit entiernt wer'
ben mhroe. SIN 100 Slod an Moro
GUNNER Apenue murben bic unteIiroi.
l9en 3uitdnoe als isbr srauireno ses
funoen, lomie auf) I'M 100 Slod an
Sho Wiaip Apenue. gu anoeren un.
terludtsn Stsllsu sriltlrt wsitsr feline
@eTabr.
Ole Srbinanj fur cine $500. 600
Bonoaus9abe, nm slb5ussfandle, 5euers
mebrquarliere ulm. su erm69li6sn. tpurs
be bel oritter uuo eno9iilti9er Seluns
beItGtiQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Nittsten.

- Ono 10 W(oHute utte 2oWtetttiH
Der @belente tSreo. Srtb pon Wiill
StraBe 1T porlssten Wiittmoh absno
sinem 3eblleiben eriegen uno wurbe
SreitaS i'm Sushestown Srieobof be-
eroi9t.
= Der 55 Sabre alte Soiepb Wiittsr
pon @eit Pittstun wurbe Donnsritas
9ta6t Al Sturmerpille uon eiuem Bahu,
masen Der BDomins Sallep 2raetion
@ompanie getroffen. 9erietb inter Die
0fdosr unb wurbe fofort setDotst.
5oIspb U s5snowsli uun tisr, bei:
fen 7idbrieer Sobn Dor iehs Wionateu
auf Der @rie @iienbabn gu SebaitnpOl
perleet muroe unb ipater ltorb. bat am
Donnerita9 sesen Ole @ompanie cine
Sluse fir 5000 @ntidaoisuus sins
tra9en laIlsn.
= PsreD Gilman BON S8eit Ritts.
ton III am Samitas in oem Wgorins
Salleg Soipital Sn WilfeSsBarre einem
Sbdoelbruh erle9en uno am SOnntag
muroe Benjamin Sperbg auf Die Yin.
flass Der @attin oes Yeritorbenen Der.
baftst. Die bshauptet. ouB SuerbD oem
Eillmun ben Shdoelbrnh SuiI9te, als
er ibn tiihlis perflOpite. NuerbD fpnroe
uorlaufig obne 3ulaiiuns uOn SIirs
i9aft sebalien.
= Srau 9ate glrIeli. AZ Sabre alt
uuh an SOIt SRoifrnnh cofro6e mnhnhnff,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Ser ianitdriide &ea
satll N6aGnbetl.

Our6 bic altmobif6e Nisthooe bes
abftaubsns isst fi& Der Staub an cine
anbere Stelle ober psrmiidt iih nit
Der 9uft In Der @Obnuns, ubsr bnr6
ben @sbruud Der .Snni 0emies
Politur WiOp fammslu ole ben Staub
pon iiberaa unb er miro In Der Wfop
ssbalten, bis sic Die Gbitdubuns DOl'
lenbet buben. @r lam oann ausSe.
i6ittelt perbsn, obsr wenu nOtbis, aus
eepoidsu werben.
Wfit bsm ielbitsresulirenosn @riff III
ss leidt, ieue i6mer su treffenSen Stel'
len ;u srreidsu. ssommet bsrein unt
zaAel.lait BEN aaRrIi 5a4mann. SsI
Oieie 8Bodte bier TT, uGI oen Hshss nfcp
,u bsmonitrireu. Disie Mops iino
mdeis I'm Preis, $1.50.
pauspaarfn 2nesn-Grbssitpb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
gBiltes. Barre Ra@ri@ten.

Or. alfreb gbsnnsr, 40 SABRE
aft, muroe Sonfitas Yiaht in isiner
@Obnuns on Shb Dalbinston Strabe
BON einem @ebirnidlas betroHen, BEN
er am fOIssnosn wforsen srlas.
= Der 20 Sabre alte Ralpb @ar.
man pon Plpmouth muroe au Saris'
tag In Der @aibineton 3ehe ju lobe
seiHlsppt, als iih ieine SiiBe In BEN
@eidirr oss @isls usrfinsen, ben sr
trieb.
= Soispb Wlnrrap ipurbe am DON.
nsrlta9 pon Der anflase frsiseiproAen.
am 81. Suli i'm Eripoli 9otel ben
@owarb Cardiff eet0Otet su babsn, bsnn
es ersub iih. baB @aroiif sinem Ssr5'
ihlae erlag.
= giahoem 9eipis Tobsp am Wion.
fog Nbeno ieiner @attiu srfldrt hattie.
oab er niht sn Der pon Der 5ral anse-
ftrebtsn @bsideibuns einmilltSeu wiiroe,
ma6te bieielbe In Der @obnuns ihrer
@ltsrn an Sft 9inben Strabe eineu
Selbltmorbpsriuh, inoem iie bret 8i'
@blorib uon MerenrpPillsn psrihludte,
SIN @itp 9oipital, wohin bic "a Sabrt
alte Srau 9enomrneu wuroe, muroe ibl
3uitaub oils boffnnnsslos betra9tst.
- Der 1Oidbrise gislion Brennan
bon 9iorb Pennigluania Nuenue mnroI
am Sreitas 9tadmittas nabs Der @lterni
mobnune pou einem gutomobil oes
Sreo &. Martin. Serpalter Der Sbel
bon g1ienwsrfs, setroffen nno 10 bOs
innsrlid perteet, 6aB er mebrere Stun
ben ipdter I'm Staot 9olpital itarb
Wtartiu ftellte lih ipdter ben BehSroer
nnb nuroe oann BON Ri6ter Suller an
Die slnflase Der E0otnns unter $2.50t
ShrSiAaft seitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
zbeoloae aeiforbcn.

Or. @sorss 5reOerif Spieter. Prof.
Der 9irhenselhihIe am Nutberiihen
Ebeotosii9sn seminar in Wtount Iirp.
Bbilaoslpba, III leste g8ohe in Der
98obnuns isiuss Sdwieserlobues. oss
Baftors 9. Reeie Don Der lutberiihen
@hriftns 8irhs in @bsifnut Dill. Rblla.
oelpbia. 9sltorben. Or. Spisfer, welh.
er Elm 9llter uou So Sabren erreiht bat'
te, mar elmer Der befanuieIten uuo bers
uorra9enolten llltberil6eu Freoiser oes
Sanoes. Seine @lteru. Sermann 9ein'
rid uuo @liiabetb Spister, mareu aus
Oannouer sin9smanoert. @r abioluirte
an ben tbsolosiihen Seminarien in
@sttpsburs nno in philadelphia uno
muroe i'm Sabre 1867 oroinirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
sarsermeiifer @apnpr eeifOrbsn.

Bon Ssrrn Rufus SB. @upnor, bem
5obue 6ss Biirsermsilters @apnor BON
0tem Dori. traf am lssten Donnerftas
in 9iew 9orf bic 8abri9t elm, oaB Der
Biirssrmeiiter. Der iid an Soro bes
Dampfers Baltic auf elmer @rbols
uassreile beiano. auf bOber See gang
ploslia, wabriheinlib Jam 9erjidlas
geltorbsn lit. Die erite funfentele9ra.
pbiihe Ru9ri9t betreffs bes gang iiber'
raidsnOsn Eoossiallss traf bel 9srru
Robert aoamion, oem Rriuatietretdr
bes Dirssrmsiitere @agnor elm. Oieie
luutets; -Yater ftarb ON SsrjiHlas
Wtitimot nm 1 nbr. Bite, tbeileu
sic Wiuttsr bic ylahriht nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
sic fameu uidt luiebsr.

Stt IuuutH Utut tuttufi. HOW uut
geplaet1, lhreibt 5rau Sobn WiaIgei
Dpn Rogers Bari, ST.. NIT ileinen sc.
fhmiiren unb 1autausfdIdgsn. Ole
Wel6wiire brahsn auf u. peridmanOsn,
6oh nur un balb mieosr III eriheinen.
Dies blieb Utonate lang 10 bel, bis i'd
ben gllpenfrGuter als ein Blutreini9'
ungsmittel bennete. Die @slbmiirg
ueriGnnnoen onnn, uno linb aud ni6t
mieoer gefommen, uno mas ebenio er'
freulid lit. th iiible mid in ieoer BE-
3tehun9 be1er oils juuor.A
Seine apotbefer Uteoiiin, ionoern
Elm elnfahes. ;eiterprObtss 9r1uter'
Ssilmittel. weldes ieit iiber bunoert
9abrsn i'm @suraud If. uuo uiemals
in ausseoehntsr g8siie au9ejei9t puroe.
DIE intsreliuuts @eihihte isiner @nt.
osduns i'm Is. Sabrpunbsrt wiro frei
an trgeno eWe Aorelie 9eianot. Or.
Better 6nbrnep d CONS &c., 1875
90. 9ODne Aoenue, @bica9o, 81.
5orni's Sllpenfrdutsr Slutbsleber If
gu babeu bel Denrg 9Dalter. 1011 @eoar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Spbs @art Rstiasn.

Srau Mntbilba BartoI& pon
9lorb Rebecca Gpenue, 40 Sabre aft,
1T Srsitas yia6t i'm Wtoies Tablor So'
ipitat mad iur3sr Sranfbsit ssftorben !;
iie miro BON bem @atten uno inebreren
3inoern iiberlebt. Die Beiieeun9 fano
Dieuitas i'm Daibbnrn StraBe 6rieOboi
ftatt.
= Srau Marn Panfopit9 BON bisisr
Ssite ftrenete am Dienftas sessn bic
Yadamanna 2obleu @ompanie cine 2la'
&c fiir 5000 @nti6doisuns an. In.
oem ibr @atte Dor orei Wionaten In
bem BriSbin Sha1t get6otet murbe
unb Die @ompanie In Berbinouug oamit
ua9ldfiis sewsisu iein fotl.
= Der @dltsin Der neuen fatb. ct.
SobauHeS STRIDE miro am SOnntag
yta6mittas nit entiprshenoen 5eierlias
feiten bur6 Bii6of 0oban selest wer'
ben. Pfarrer 8. s. Srider uno elm
9omite Der @emeinoe treffen bic 8orbe.
reitungen fur ote @ele9enbeit, pelbe iih
5u siuer impoiunten seitalten piro.
= Saprs, Der 4idbrise Sobn bss
Charles 9infer BON 9iorb Rebscca @pe.
nue., entsin9 am Samffa9 yia9mitta9
fnapp BEN Bsrbrennunsstob, als er
nabe einem brennsnben Sebri6tbaufen
ipielte unb bic Slammen feline 2leioer
In Braub ietten. Seine @roBmutter,
Srau Glbert Sabre. tpel9e bic 5lanl'
men bdmpfen mOllte, trus babel bDs
perbrannte Sdube bauou. SIN Sabns'
mann Soipital murbe Der 3uitano bes
stleiuen als iebr siinftis beBeiHnst.
- Srr Ebeobor Sod bon @apouie
Gpenue unb Sriulein Wilbelmina @nen'
tboer, cine 9ii9te uon Pfarrer Srider,
mnrben ON Donneritae Bormittas In
ber ct. Sobannss airhe bur9 Pfarrer
Srider gum Duno fiirs 9sbsn siussiss'
net. 9ia1 Der @sremonie fan6 elm
@mpfans In Pfarrsr 6rider's Dotnuns
itatt. Das.iunse @bspaar trat ipdter
cine Reiie mad europa on uno wiro
0err Sod, Der elm itrebiamer iunger
Nr6iteft lit, p1brenb Der 6eiie fiir iein
Sad Stnbien MAIDEN. 0err uno Sran
Sod merben mebrere Wfonate tn europa
weilen nno mad, ibrer Hiidfebr ii9 an
@apouie auenue nisoerlalien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
@roees S6apsnfeuer,

Sin 6satr. bas Salisbury Bead.
Wtaii., leste Uode beimiu6ts, bat etwa
oreibunoert tleine SBobubduier uno iie.
ben Sotsls In Gide sslest. Wtinceiteus
200 PsrIOneu wurben oura ben Srano
oboadloS uno batten unter Der bort
berrl6enosn tiibten Tsmpsratur srbebt
lid ,u lsiben. Sberfld6lider Sdds.
ung mad bat oas 5euer elnen S6aoen
pon etna $3.50, 900 peruriaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
M6nner 0aOegeipdnOer.

Sect 1T bic 3eit, nm isnss SaSsss'
manb an,ufaufsu. on wel6es sic 10 oft
oaGtsu. llnIer SOrrutb BON Slanfst
@ewanOsru lift iest In prdAtissr Sorm.
90 pisls Stile uno Sarbsn 5ur Gus'
ipabl.
s Die Yrsiie laufeu BON $3.50 bis
$500.
pintnn ptr,mu rs8taDur&sans eaupiRHr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

I @ie Isste @Ode In Berlin off
3i6s befaunt seseben wuros. ipiro Preu.
sen idon In Der allernd9lten Seit i'm
BunOesratb Die aufbebuus Der Hssent'
lGaft In SrauniAweie beantro9en. 90.
fort ua6 oer Innabme bieies Nntrases
uno oem Hiidtritt bes ietisen Tegens
ten, oes Ser3oss SObanu Glbreht 30
Wfedlenburs. Diro Der braunidweisi.
i9e Gbron benz init Der etn,i9eu God.
fer bes 9aiierpaarss uerlndhlten Prin.
sen @rnit ausuit BON Cumberland an.
9ebotsn weroen, pOrauf btsisr elm Wtas
nifeit erlaHen uno bic Seeieruns bes
9srSostbums iiberHsbmen wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
gRanne @pnntp. .

6snesbaIe. = Srdulein Maria 8.
8ooie pon Mtain StraBe unb g8inton
&. Grsituer pon SiinfSehuter Strass
murosn Douneritas 3u etnsm Sliidlidsn
@hepaar uerbunoen. = Jlorenee, bic
2idbrise Eohtsr Der Gbelente Siidoluus
Gilbert, ipslhe am abenb luuor In sinem
sBilfes. Barre 9oipitat ftarb, wuroe am
Donueritus i'm OeutiGen fatb. Srisobof
bei9eIest anuaAA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
,,@aDne anit"
8aunllU0Qe
etriinlpfe.

gBir sarantIren. baB brsi Raars bic
fer Strampfs Shnen perfeftsn Disnfi
aeben unb feline sbGer erbalten werosn.
ebe Sie bsnien, oaB iie iolltsn. sSil
iibsrlaIIen bisiss Sbrsr @utiGsiSune
uuo @srs6tisieit. Serbit @spihl
inwarss 8aummolls = brsi Paars
$1.00.
9inln DHrasans- 9auptfur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
pas xhal ab,p arts.

= Sn oem ooppelten WobnbauS bee
5tomns @ranlton ,u auoca. uon Dauio
@tanlton uno.Pbilip BudlsD bemobnt,
sab es illb um Wioniag einen 8rano.
Der iid 10 ihnsa uusbrettets, oaB oas
@ebdube nit iammt Snhalt ,erItOri
wuroe. einen Yerluit uou 81 600 uerur'
iadeno. Die SnialIen mnBtsn In ibrsn
Jia1tfleioern entfliebeu.
Sin @elammtuertuit bon etpa
$40, 900 muroe frhb ani Wfontas an9e'
rittet. als in Dupont oas 9otel oes
gBilliam Bahudi in Brano 9erietb, bic
6lammen aua bic ansrenssnoe Wobna
nng beS Ghomas Sulid ersriffen uno
beioe @ebduoe SeritOrteu, mdbreno Der
9sseniiber liesenoe 3aoen oes Soc Se'
lalsfi fart bei4doist wurbe.
= SBabrjdsinli& nis6erseidlasen,
weil er obus ndbsreu glnbang 1T uno
feline Yerpanbteu ii9 in Polen befin'
ben, ma6te Der % Sabre alte Sobn
Balls am Wtontas slben6 In ieinem
Soltbaus in Auoca eineu Sslbltmoro'
uerluh, inbsm er iid eine Repoluer'
fueel in ben yladen taste, Die iiA in
benz 9innlaeen ieitieste. Die Bermunb-
uus iit jsOod1 feline sefdbrIids uno i'm
Ta1lor 9oipital srwartst man
feline 9eneinue, Dsnn feline 9omplifa'
tionen eintreten. Balls periu9te ihou
irhbsr isin 2ebeu our4 @rbdusen 5u be-
en6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Dreltaul.nb gRsrftarbsItsr ,ua,n

letie 8o1s uuter bem Gbiinsen Der
Marlsillails, in seihlolienem 3use
bnrd, bic 9anptltraBen Der Staot pam'
burg. Die Demonftration srfolgte gum
grotelt sesen bic anseblid wiIliiirliasn
Maetboben. wslde bel Der @initslluns
ueuer arbeitsr pon ben Berftlsitunssn
felt 8senbi9uus bes Streifs bsfolst
merbsn. Die fribereu ausitdnoissn
bebaupten, oaB bel 6er Bieoernufnabme
Der altsn arbeitsr nidt rsselrsHt, ben
sstroffsnsn Gbmaanneen 3uwiosr, usr'
fabren uerbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
aus benz cberen xhale.
(Ar4balb @orrefponbens.)

gatrid Sarrelf uon Didion @itb.
bem Dor brei Wfonaten In Der Sobnion
Sede bas Riidsrat sebro6en puroe, tit
Donnerftas abenb i'm Staat 9oipital
bet Serlesuns enolih erleSen.
- ausuft Sdmar.tranbsr. friiber In
NrGbalo uno isst in Scranton pobn.
haft, itrenste am Sreitas cine Slase fur
@bei4siouns sssen feline Satin Senuie
an, neil fie ibn uerlafen bat.
= Nrthur 8. S6mibt BON Didion
@itp ffibrte am Sreitas abeno Srdulein
Sean 6. Powell pon auoca als feline
@attin beim. Paitor .. e. SmDtbe
poll;os bic 2rauune in Der @obnuns
Der Brauteltsru.
= Sreb. Milscofsti BON Didion
@itp. mel6er Dor einiser !Seit in Der
bortigen !3ede Der 2adamatna Soblen
@ompanie uerlebt muroe, ftrsn9te &c.
ftsrn clue 9lase fiir $50, 900 @uti4dbis'
ung an.
(@arboubale @orreipOnben3.)
= Der So Sabre alte Patrid @il.
martin BON Glib @burf StraBe, mslG'
er friib am Sonutag Wtorsen on einem
Sddbelbruh lsiosnb aufsefnnoen mur'
be, ben Ct ourd einen Sallfrbielt, 1T am
DienifaS Wtorgsn I'M 0iatbfall Soipital
Der Ssrlesuns erlsssn.
= Dem .. & 3. 3usanseitelltsn
Rab @ooneb BON bier ipuroe Samitag
yiadt nabe S8ilfsss8arre Der linfs Grm
nube Der Sdulter abseihnittsn, als er
BON Der 3otomotiue nub unter bic Hdoer
geidlenoert nurbe. Gr wiro TN borti,
gen Wtsrcg Soipital bebanbelt. mo iein
3uitauo ais siinitis betra9tet wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Mprb Serantpu. .

= Stanlen slnscauage BON 9lobo
Strass. welher auseblid mebrere Ease
supor benz Sobn 3ileusfp pon yiorb
Main &penue $35 unb cine solbene
Tal6enubr itabl, erbtelt am Samitag
Nbenb oret Dolhmunben In bic Stirn,
als beibe Wfdnner me9en Der Gnselegeu'
belt einen Strsit batten uub 3ilensfp
fein @tsentbum mieoer erlansen nollte.
yestsrsr wurbs ipater psrbaftet uno am
Sonntn9 in @rmanseluns pon $500
Biirsihuft Dem @sfdnsniB iibsrianOt.
4usraDass's Berlesuugen iiuo nidt &c.
fabslih.
= Die 3idbrioe Margarst Smitb
unb ibr 7idbriser Bruber @eorse pur.
ben am 5reitas Jiadmittas an UDomius
gIuenue pon einem automobil osS Son,
traitors s. VI. 6uller setroffen. 98dbr:
euo Der Snabe NIT unbeoeutenoen Yer.
lesungsn entiam, trn9 OaS Widofen
eine @ebirnerlhiiiterung uno S6rper'
i6rammen BACON uno ibr 3uitanb mar
our 3eit elm trugliher. glls oas Dfdo.
den I'm Staat SOipitat BON ben Aer,ten
untsrluht Deroen lollte. elite Die Wtutter
bereln uuo beltano baranf, oab oas
3ino uon .ibr beimeenommen peroe,
mas Die Gerjte erlaubten, naboem iie
sinen cissbe,hsliben S6siu. .uuter5sid'
net bate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
Castle for 9hop Giria,

For many years the Count areban
de Pontourny. owner OF stately cas-
tie and large grounds In beautiful Tou-
ratne, has been echarmed each day In
Paris by the sight OF thousands of pref
ty little midinettss, dressmakers' as
sistants and shopgtrls whom the hour
OF noon liberates for their daily walk
along the boulevards. Noticing how
some OF them, rosy and fresh at nrst,
grew paler from their work In the
crowded sewing rooms, he left when
he died recently the castle and its
park to the midinettss of Paris. He
also provided sufficient money to main.
tain the castle with perpetual house
party OF young girls resting and re.
oruiting there. In future any midin-
cite needing holiday has only to ap-
ply and to show that she la free
from infectious complaint to be re-
ceived there as guest free of cost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
Navy Kevenges
Self on Iehigh

ANNA POLLS, Nov. 1.-The Naval
academy football team showed it's
fnettle this afternoon by wianing from
Lahigh by % TO 0. The decisive vic
tory was particularly welcome TO tho
Madshipmen. as Lchigh slipped In q
victory last year by Ia to 0. Next
week Bucknei plays at Annapolis AS
this team also put something over on
the Midshipmen last season. the Navy
IL 4eterminsd to treat 1t to something
OF - came kind that Lehlgh received
today.
1Ae Navy used the same powerful
Het of forwards today that have been
Its mAtnstAy in every game this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
4l,500 People
to See Army-Navy
Game Says Foster

NEW YORK. Nov. John b.
Foster, secretary OF the New York
Giants. made his first official an
nouncement relative 10 the distribu-
ton of tickets for the Army Navy
game To be played at the Polo grounds
the afternoon OF Saturday, Novembe
2ath.
Brush Stadium, on the day Of
autumn's sporting classic. will seat
approximately Al, 500 football enthus-
lasts. Twenty-Five thousand tickets
must be divided equally between the
two service Institutions, In addition
the local promoters have agreed to
give the war schools each options on
4 900 additional seats If these OPP
lions, therefore, are exercised before
midnight Of November 18th. the army
and navy will have used $4,000 of the
available Al. pasteboards. and will
have limited the general sales to
$500
Secretary John b. Foster has per-
fected plans for a judicious public
distribution of the limited supply for
general sale. His hands will be tied.
of course. until November goth. After
that the available admissions Will be
dispensed much after the fashion OF
the regulations applying to worlds
series baseball games
Tho general admission Will be 50 a
seat. The boxes of four chairs each,
will be sold for 500 each. In addi-
ton to the present boxes Of Brush
Stadium a number OF temporary struc-
lures will be constructed so that for
the first time in history the playing
field with be completely encircled by
spectators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02

! rived before the Virginia squad was
/ seen entering from another gate. Cap
tain Garter led the way, and imme-
diateiy behind him came the men who
were to start in the game. The
coaches followed them, and then,
spreading out for almost a hundred
yards, filed the small army OF substi-
tutes
The five thousand spectators rose
en- masse and cheered as the players
swept to their places. a short series
Of signals and the team spread to the
bench, while the punters tested the
wind and loosened up their limbs for
the days work. The "Wah Hoo Wah"
resounded through the stadium and
then Vanderbilt was given yell
Each man on the Virginia team was
cheered, and the band arriving by this
time the cheering gave way to sing
ing.
A coin was Tipped with Captains
Carter and Brown, with the two
coaches, watching. Virginia spread
out to receive at the western goal,
and Vanderbilt poised itself TO get
start for them. A sudden silence.
the sharp blast of the referees whis-
tie, dull thump as toe met leather,
and the game was on.
Visitor Capture Town.
What little was left of Charlottesville
to be captured when the Richmond ex-
cursionists reached there yesterday af-
ternoon was soon owned by them. Be-
tween six and seven hundred made the
trip on the special excursion train and
this number, added to those who had
arrived earlier in the day and the night
before and who came from many points
in the State and many distant States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02

ney. Saunders made his fifth tumble
of the game and the ball fell into pos
session OF Richmond college on the
thirteen-yard line. Klevasahl made
two consecutive gains of five yards
ach. Bert" Robins then crossed the
Presbyterian line, scoring Richmond
colleges first touchdown. Ancarrow
kicked goal. The score. Ia to 7, in
Hampden Sidney's favor.
Richmond college punted to the
visitors and Saunders duplicated his
previous stunt by dropping the ball
on the twenty five yard line. King hit
the line for four yards: Coburn Sc
cured two. an attempted forward pass
to Jones proved a failure, success
full one was made to bike" Kleve-
sahi. who crossed the line for touch
down. Ancarrow again kicked goal.
tieing the score.
Things again looked bad for the
locals, when the Prcsbyterians secured
an additional touchdown. A series of
end runs and line plunges by Forbus
put them close TO the Spiders goal,
and Saunders proceeded to carry the
ball over. Darlington failed to kick
goal
The Presbyterians kicked off and
Ancarrow started a series Of forward
passes, Jones carrying the ball for
gain of thirtyfive yards, King made
thirty yards around the end and
Jones caught a forward pass and
went twenty FIVE more yards. With
the ball on the one half-yard line,
carried the ball over for
a touchdown. He kicked goal for the
third time, making the score 81 to 20
favor a SnfiarS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02

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