New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

ton. She guessed they had "a ~ bs0"U'
Lots OF Dulcinea'g brothers az
ms we're along, too. and soma lon,.s
as though they might have had ,'yssa y,
or Harvard degree tucked AVA .ls .sls
where but they tried hard no, "a sT =,
on. s
A Spectator on the trsi, ..u
prospective purchaser that n b.as ~
letter from the Kaiser he might b,v.s so.
ticket for 50; otherwise the price 80
be $40. As Wilhelm couldn't be rss,s.I
$40 was paid, and the seat was re-,
oenind the goal posts, at that. '-'
The New Haven station sbor, =,
o'clock was the last place In tbs v..ii
TO spill a vanity bag. General Es...
concentrated his forces on the lef, 49,, 80
OF the lunch counter, but the s,.-s
was prepared. and a spirited volle, 7,
nam sandwiches soon drove ,bs a.
vance guard back But reinfor,ems,.,
were brought up. and IN outssnJ,,
movement was started with an s.tssS
on the rear. The enemy was eornls.,'
ly enveloped, but stuck 70 its g1,.
turning loose a lively salvo OF s2.rs-,;
metre doughnuts and apple pies Wiz
disastrous effects. A retireme,, -.
strategic reasons was necessary al
at the end the station looked Ike ,hs
storming of Antwerp. Crockery ,ui.
fered tremendously and was sca,,erss
over the battle-ground. The casusl,is,
numbered one broken cane. ten halr.
pins, i've thousand injured feeling,
two thousand lost tempers and a poT.
der puT.
Il was a poor spot in the Grand Gen.
tral station that didn't have a speei,l
ticket booth. Furthermore. eysrybosr
was meeting everybody az the infor.
nation booth, and you could take vou,
pick in 1000. However. some one hsA
suspected what the situation would h
like and roped OF the terrified infor.
nation venders from the assaults Of
the multitude.
Many of the street cars in New He.
ven were Of last summers vintage.
cool and airy. Riding out in them gave
an indication Of the rigors 10 come and
no one was surprised or disappointed
Viyienne declared IL was a long pun.
that gathered 10 moss and that ae
race is not always 10 the bird in the
hand. Besides it was an III wind that
locks the the barndoor after the horse
is feeling his oats.
It will be noted that one Mr Brick.
ley was q mere spectator for most ot
the game. As might be suspected By
the score, one drop kick more or less
made little difference. The stricken
leader appeared 20 have some very es.
pable lieUtenauts as lieutenants 60.
But near the end he could stand i 10
longer. Such a killing was unexpected
and ne had 20 be in az the death.
There are many ways 20 dedicate
new athletic field. Yale picked one O.
them.
II was worth a pass 20 the booi'
worth tower on a zero day 70 see
Mahan fox trot through the Yale lhe'
On the other hand some OF the plls
players seemed 90 favor the Hesitation
the beauties Of which impressed no one
on the western side Of the Bowl lns
two kangaroo glides that Seoyii essaysa
on Harvard's one-yard line, no""e'
were well received.
It takes all sorts Of people to I'se
q world, including those VINO VIII ~
on their front porches 70 watch a e'os.
20 10 a football game. II seats 81 'Ds
Bowl were worth $40. what wouid De
fair price for a perch on a wlnd-s"yP'
porch half a mile from the irohI' We
pause for a reply.
"Well. I'm glad saw the lst.
pass" said an amateur aIter tne go,
"With weak team it looks pre'., ~
ten and a good team doesn't nee0 '~
L must have been a great rehei
Harvard followers 90 inyaGe 80
in which they could wave the eflil..-
banner without being arrested -,
archists. Since Massachusetts oesI
TO see red Cambridge has appess.s
pretty drab in It's protective colo,t,l..., ,,..,
under duress. but NeN 40.
is something else, and there wa y.
nounced carmine tinge eVef!""''"
lust why the toothpaste girls Nsn
bands Of Dartmouth green was ',.s ~,
planned. Strict neutrality is, o. h
desirable az such time out y 80 49, he
carried too far. Dulcinea tnousi4 IN
girls must have been a"lG'Is s,osei
their white uniforms, out shc sssFt ard
they had sweaters on undei,hsss.1g' s 1g',sr5
anyway. they were well pa,i.d lo' u, sar.
ing in the streets and handing wv
Piles Of paste.
Naturally Yale was all cut Up ss 0'v
the game, bu. so was the heiu' heitu'i:s,sJb b.
bv the army of men that moy..'.-' m,.....' baes
tween halves 10 spank the dNO''
in place.
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