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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
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Gntfam ans ciucu onatoriiim IN
6otonsoiIle, geuuste Earicab
5ur 6luht. gou Gourem9Iuto
ia raieuoer 6abrt uerfolat-
@urOe iaIieBIid in Sic sInitaIt
5uriidgebraAt
Cine auiregenoe @ettiabrt 5peier
9tttomobilc ii Ser Gomouoiou.9Ipe.
me enoete geiteru Nbeno nit Der
9uriidbringmg ser 3S jabrigen
6rau Hobert Gohran aus Dlioole.
town Gel, il oas Sanatorium pom
Gr 5fibaro i. GuHorp 5u Gatons-
bile ans pedem iie flr5 Dor 15S
llbr 9IbcHos gefiidtet mar.
6ruu Gohrmn bate einen 9lugeu-
blid bculBt ais sic glcr5te oes Sana.
toriumS in oem gauooaen&aiuu be.
icbditigt wareM i'm iim ourdj einen
riidwdrtiaen glusaane 3u eutferncu.
1ic begnb iid 5lndt9It noh 0eu
Sauc pou 6rau Bertha Q. 2Iuitin 5u
Gatousuiae gic flopfte ali ooS
SScniter luo iaate. iie niiiie in orins
genocl @cidjdite naH Baltimore lm0
man moga iie ood mitnebmcn 5raii
9liiitin ipoQte iid gcraOc nit ibrcn
ghitomobil in elm 9oltinorer G1ca.
ter begeben imo erfIdrte iidj bereit.
lSran Gohron pelAe grt beinabe
elegant, ange5ogen mar nii3uneb.
men. g90breno ser 5a6rt tom oer
9ciberin 0es Sroitpogens icooh
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pero1dbtig Dor ino iie wor ieit oooon
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nm a6ermolS sic 6hiht 3u Grgreifcn
Sui ocr StroBe trof iie Elm Eoeicab.
iprang raid ms Snnerc uno trlg
Dem G6oitiietr mlf iie 10 raih pie
m6gIid Hoh Baltimore 5il bringen
5rau 9hrtiu rief ioaleid &oli5ilt
,SoGn g. SHulB, bonn noropeitIidlen
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i6r 9(utomobile mo sic &eriolgung
oer Sliihtigen begann Ger 9bulI
ieur oes Eoricobs ibot ieiu gciieS
ocm @uuidc ieiner 9luttraggebcriu.
oeren @ewiit6sUerfoiiung ct potiir.
licb uidt fauute, gcrebt 5u tper0en
mo ioilite init @inoeseile 0ouon.
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tc criucdtc 6oltc Oas sInto pou 6rau
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uadJ ser noroipeitliden EoIi5eiitation
qcbrodjt iuIo 6icrielbit ipdter ppm
ocm Ganatoriins glr3te Or 8. S..
2c6ctt obaebolt uno NJ oie slnltalt
3nriidqebrndt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

2 66 Dtonu oer oy ort" ncr-
loren.
@erliil iiber S9aaa un0 2on0ot
g. 9Socember. Sin 8eridlt, ueldler
bier bon @ubclnS6apen iiber ben
llnteraang oes 0eittihen Strer5crS
,Norfo cinlief baiaat ooB 266 Dlanu
bon scr Neiabm9 uermiBt peroen
yyort4 iubr 6efanutliA por etigen
Iagen inn SaQesgl1en auf cine bent.
ic5e @liHc 3Sl W}ouA Ser @eiaBunq
ciui6lieBIih oes Gommanoantcu rno
Sos critelI Giii5ierS wurncu bon ei.
uew oloeren 6abr5eig gerettet
GiuBclnbeitclt cblcuno ".
8crIin iiber Rom 6. Ron
9}r oic oiiritiaiien @ni5elbciten liter
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uglorf" iiuo bier all autbeutiider
Gneae 81 eriabrcn Gas @larincami
BAT bon @iIDclmsbaoeu mir iebr rpc
mia iiber oeu lluiaa auBer scr erlien
9lufiIuoigimg er6alten. Ios eiu8igc
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Crt imo Sic Set, lpo Ser llniau iidl
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@iatroien. Sin anSfiibrlidcr 9cridt
miro i'll &dloe 5Ir 9criiiaung te6cn
Gs III icood oeiiuitip ieitaciteIlt oaB
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5iiriid5uiii1ren 1T uuo nidt rtf X.
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bis6er BON ben 2cnRden cinaebiiBt
ipuroe
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Nanoitreid eines 0eittihen CScinlua.
oerS, oos iid in oic cnqliirbcu bein.
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waate. Nan be3eibuet DieieS 5tiid
den ais cii abiShan 9latteniago Der
ocrtiAau Natten9
Ter 9cridjt ocs Gonmanoelrs ocs
@cldlmaoerS iaat, oaB oie Dcutinen
feline &crluile uuo fciueu Snaocu MI
Mauuihaitcn ooer Wldterial erlittcu
habel iino ii better @icberbeit ollf
ibrcr Olarineitation onaetommeu
limo gso oc Scbtere iid3 beiiuoet,
miro natiirlidl uidt bnfannt gegebqu
Ser Ntiid3ua neg oeittihen @eldmas
oerS ipiro ausoriidlih biu3ugefiiat.
lei elm mirtliHer ,,iirateaiidler Hiid
5Na" aeueien Inn Die 6einoe 5u per+
anlalieH ans ibreH 2ohern mie sic
Haifau RerauS 8u fonunet Die gia.
men oer an Dem S{nmpi bctbeiliqt al.
meieneH Sdiiie iperoeii nid,t aenautt
gIudj iiDcr oeu 9eanea ocS llnter.
leeDooteS luelGcs SEN cualiidet
MrelHer rNerlneS9 nui oen 900en 0es
a3crreo Pcforoerte perIautpi niAi oas
lSerin9iic
eiialilpc Q}eI0itug iu
3lpetfel QeitrlIf
Ser llntergauH eineS oeutibcu Til.
lerleebootcs onrd oau eneliitcn zor.
peooboot3erilorer .@ooaer. nelhai
PER- cn9lilher Settle aemeI0ct mlroc
lpiro tll amtlidcu Ereiien iehr II
6raae aeitcllt Mlln periidart 1oE
ale Serlulie pom oentidea llnterIcc
nooicn befauut acachcu iiu0 un0 SAL
l'a) 0arunier teiner oursb oeu .goS
| Ner~ bciiu0et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
0fren g|rau0lvnn6cn erleaen.


Die II Monatc alte Sarab spec
for pot 9lr. 93i. Git.9altimoreiiry
crlag 0eiiern @ormittno oen erlitte.
nen 9riibwrnocn Die tie iid3 am Sage
ror9er 5ii5og, ais tic IN Der Slide in
cmen init beiBcm @aNcr geiiilltcl
aiibel fiel. Srml 9lnnie Spector, Die
0luttcr ocS SinOes, 500 oaiielbc 70.
iort aus Dem NaIier un0 bielt cs im-
ter Die Moiicrleitmg Nr 1pector
bradjte cas- aino oann iofort nud
oem Ssraelitiiheu @oipitoI 100 cs
geiieri &ormittaa iiar6,
Sin auocreS aino, Scr feds Sabre
alte glrtbnr 3innermonn BON 9}r.
1898, %atterion-Ylace, 500 idj ae.
tern 9ladniittaa beim Spieleu nit
Streihb68eru 9cid6rliac 9ranowim.
oen am 0berf0tper 81. Gie Slam.
men pur0ei bon Der Wluitcr, ,Srai
Catherine zimmerman iofort er.
itidt ln0 0as &ino nad Dem St. SO.
icpDs NoipitoI ge0raGt, NO Die 9ler5tt
mcnig Soiimma iiir iein @eneien 6at
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
MaOfaGrcr nit Strafcn6a6nwaasun
colli0irt

GiN fiiappeS Gntfonncn poni
6ooe battc aeiicrn Der IA Sabre alte
Daoio 99eter BON 9lr 2i4t ghldlcn.
torolH- Serrace Elm 3ogling oes Fo.
lDtec1nifunIs dls ct all oer Gda pol
9}orth-9lpemie imo Colbert 2traBe
ami iemem 6a6rrao init cincm Strd.
Eeubo6umaggor coliiDirte Gr muroc
ori bic ztraBe gcidllcuoert imo mare
Deinabe unter bic 9id0er oes Nag
qous aerollt. Gas Gabrrab gitg lit
Stiiden &oli3iit Boone BON Ocr
@erfebrs.9l6tbe bradte Ben Der.
letten nad Dem &iireali Oes Ir n.
6. SarriIon 9lr 81 Git-9lortb-2lpe,,
Der conitatirte, oaR 8eder @erlcbtnl
gen an Riideu erltten battc.
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Sic S Sabre aIte gli5obet6 9lins
iiitct BON 9lr. GA, 1iio.GDopcl- -Str~
purDc geitern gladmittog beinl areii-
zen Der Ganton.slpeulc an Der Gdc
scr @olieitraBe BON Dem @ogen oes
,Sobn G6aitcr, Der an Der 9lort6.
&oilt.9iono po6nt, ii6eria6reu lno
crlitt itarfc Giietiduu9en III ser
9lG6c Ger 9edenfnoHen. Gas aiuo
luuroe nod ocn 5t Soiep5s Soipital
getraAt 700 Is rer6lcibcn mtBtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

Gnripfrln! 4ari0utlui
geHaiolSaggia oSsr ass hss msgia, sa aor5 4S'Io %
ciiud Beds 8gc. uHo 42c
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10 filr 6e.. ooer SO iilr 29c au..,
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ii Red chMGri1ncln ! Supi Nopl, 12 Frd
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riiben ino "A lScd Nicicr'tirnon, A yea @plf
''"'' 40' oahuerl SHbnerl
sic feite aelbe Gorie, aelta1isi oper lnlau'
len tie udbreuo Sie uateu, ~
6liih qesbldhtcis hnae 9lbner sum @5li'n
srIi6 'sscialaatcic doaas 9sIauo Gaicn eia.
Eancu 5ra0a6ra oHlnsr Bio LIS
5riib aeinlahcie Iuieps, Elo 2Ve
liner soc. sawci5er aaie beate y 8io.
creme .yos aafs 2oe eosta i9i eio.
q" smTgaostirtcr zduc3er aaic 3, Vio iHs 2qc.
sanitdEgc 6ieiias1eggatiemc't.
1914 VnWnspiuieloictiel $50. l";st.
Nunims0oieleiien, 8in, 29c
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1elbrQcmndic 0p0iiDfNaNcu. IntcN0 I2c
8on ms felbii fnbrisiric 6rnniiurier seiirlie.
oncr quoQna. Rio i5c
Sride gnnoirurt nit Solpci pocr Selleric
qeipir8t Qf0. &c.
SriheS eddfiei1 @io. 14c.
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@cocr erIdjicst i'd.

anabc wollte 9ruoer cridieBen lno
begin9 5elbitnoro SoIte ben
araaten pileaen tuio peigerte ii4
gIaHoem cr eireH JleuoloeriduB
auf ieinen trarf in Bette liegenoeli
9rn0cr abseieueri baiie, idoB iia
gaitern 9lbeno wenige @iuien bon
la9 llbr Ger i2-idbrige 9Scgcrfnabe
Gormnn a Ri00id in Der @o6nma
ieiucr Gltern, g1r. 75S, 9raolcD- Ctr,
nit Der aleideH @aiie IN Den MimO
mo itar5 6inHea lgcniaen DliniteR.
Coroner Sempel Dom uor0Ueitlideu
Ciitrift CAB Gin auf 5elbiimor0 ourA
GrihicBcI Iultcn0es &eroift ali.
Ger iugenolihe ScIbitn6roer mar
pon ieiuem Batter, Sobn 4. Nio0id.
5ur &eoe geitellt porOeu oa er ii6
niHt inn ieinen franteu 8rllocr g8al,
ter gefiinmert bate. Gr 6rad bier.
oif cine ieiuenl @rliOer gc6orcnoc
Sanoiaihe ouf cntna5ui oerieI6en ci.
men Rcuolucr iui0 leate aui ieiucn
@ru0cr an. Ger edub giua fc6l lmO
Der Gbater ilii1tcte III Oas obcrc
9todrarf ogs Nauies nuo tS0tete iib
0aiclbit chi Scr Steae our9 cinen
S9nB in Oen Nluno. &olijiit Sobn
Is %orter bonn peitli1eu0iitrift fano
bic Seide quer iiber Dem @eit licgen0
dIlf nn0 benadridtiNie ser Coroner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

Sin aroBeS 2oitauto Der uGonloli.
0atco @as ano electric Co. oos pon
u. s. 5000 bon 91r 1916, G9eitWlt'
9luenue 0elenft wlr0e, colioirtc ge-
tern Dor Dem @ebdu0e 9lr III, @clt
9eringtou 5troBe, nit eiHen &aaen
ser o2loams GrpreB Gompaim1 @s
cntitauo crbeblicher N}aterialidaoeH.
@liidliAcnpeiie miroe 9Iiemano Der.
lebi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
lm Man0cI6iI0cr. ghralrr 6rrnn6t

5m NaHOcl6iIOcrsEbcatrr 6erau6t.
Inter nem idmercn @eroaht an.
geblih sic in 91r 312, 9lorO .9rooo
iuop, ipobn6aite 9lnnic gapcrsfu, iii
49ubin'S @onoelbilocr g6eoter INN
sic @elotoidc bcraiibt 81 babcn
iulr0e QeltcrH glbenO Der 24 SSobre
olte g8iIian GlaOe, bon 92r. 3O0i
Toiter-gloenuc, bon oen @olijiiten u.
s. Gietrid5, @inidn Soanicu uno
G6orles Geder. iocb oiifreacn6cr
Sa9o. perbaftet iSrdulein Sopers.
fo ingte, ooB iie cine iremoe 9ano
III ibrer EoiHe Deripiirte ms fur5
Oorouf cntoedte, ooB i6re @eIOtoide,
Npelhc 10 Gents uno cinen Shliiiiel
cnt6ielt, uerihlpumocn mar. Sic
fol9tc 0eni Gunoc, ser ncbcn i6r iaB.
nod in0 itclltc i'm on Ginaangc ocs
%anoelbilocr S6eaterS sir 9leoe.
Gaiaoe antiuprtete uidbt, ionoern cr.
9riif sic StlHt. ST. iprang oltf ei.
nen StroBeubahnUaagou nlo per4
lieB oenielbcn fir5c 3eit ipdtcr Gic
Siilieruic scr @citoblcucu lodten Sic
@oli5iitcn berbei, pclhe Die Gerfol-
9thg 0cs Guooe olifnobnen g(l
Scr Gde BON Baltimore nn0 6rc0c.
rid.SiraBc ioBten tie oeuieIben uuo
bradten ibn nad ner mittleren Foli.
5ciitntiou Ger 9lrreitont beitreitei
/ 0as i6m 5lr Sait 9clcgte @erbrcAcu
Vdne fr's 9lnelnno belprni g. Statue. a.,
DitSelHmpre'S nant Cation 0pulr MDe
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sgradl einen gIrm.

9eim glbrlItihcu aui cnem @c+
ldnoer uor Scr ulrion Dor Go. ali
Der Git-6oas.9lUcHuc fam geiieri
g}abniittag Der II Sabre alte Bin
cent 5erraracid bon 9lr. 500, Gait.
ernglpemle 5u 6aIl ino bra6 0er
rehteu 9lrm. ST. y. y. @aIcntiui
uon 9lr i6. Siio9roaopaD lestl
oem Suugen eiuen @erbaio an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

" a bingtpt 6. yioucmber
Sic peiterc 9lusbreiiilng ocr 9Raul.
imo MIoueniclldc peranlaBtc belte
cic %erbdugltng Der Nnorantdne iiber
amci mciterc 5taotcn N3oiiahuietts
uno Soma Sn 5ortb 9lttlchpro,
Qlaiiy un0 Gnrica &opo mur0en
Sic criien @rfranfiuigen ipcitlic6 Oes
adiiiiiippi feitgcitellt 1eunoA fann
fcin 9'icb ats iolgcnocn Gtooten
oisgcnibrt pcrocn Nlicbigan sSii.
Oiona, SIlinoic Cbio. EenniplOa.
iiien Waarplano, 9lep.Dort Dtqlia
duietts imo SSoma. Tic 8eonuen oes
2anomirtbidoits Departeiueats rch
nen ooniit ooB Die aniten sir @e
tdnpiing Ser GpiOcmic uutcr ltm
ilauOen noAc an S200000o 6crol
lclNcr 0iriic8
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uSo3i0lismm9 IN Ser g}i6eI n


@oitor G0moro GlGs Carr BON
G6icogo wiro moraen in Sem Scale
ocs Baltimore @niineB.GoIlegc, oil
Der @de BON Gborics. mo SaratoQa-
5troBe enen @ortrag ii6cr ,oic I'M
a0auiiiihen @eiebe cut6iiQtcu pri-
nitiUcn io5ialiitiicben grin5ipicn4 Ell.
ne 9ieoe 6oltcn lmo oann an ic0em
A6eno 0G g9ohc cine 5oytiqbina
lenlcr 455anollna ocmouiirireu.
,Solgcnocr 9riei lit gciieru ali ale
Seiitlidcr 0er sto0t aeian0t NOR
oen
Baltimore, ben 6. 9ioo 1914.
S9ir aeiiatteu inns, ,,6re gluimcrf.
i3iifcit aaf cine Scrie uon @ortrd
ger ii6er So3iolisnuis III Ser @i
bel4 5u lenfen. TiaiclGen wer0el
BON Dem &niior G0uarO @lGs Garr
BON Chicago an ichs oufciuaaocr
iolgcnoen gl6cuo, nloracn 6eqinnclO,
inl glnNitoriin oes Baltimore gu.
lilcB College" an Ser Gdc BON
G6drlcs im0 5arotooa 5hoBc 0c
5altcu llnicr ,Sntereiic an enen
Serlanmihngcn 5e0iHat nidt not6.
wcnogcr g8ciic luiere pcrionlidc
Nnooliirung Der polfspirtbiboitlis
dlen SoiiIilg o0er ser D1ct6o0ci ser
bibliiHcn SSnterprctdtion ocs Gr.
Carr llniere glbidt ae6t nic6t Oa-
6nt inns ieIbit oOcr bic BON inns prr.
treienen airdcn Dem ioSioliItiid)cn
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mir iiiblen, BOB Die Sacbe iorgf1ltiq
cnuogcn mer0cn iolltc. glad un.
iccer gIniidt lit es ipcit bciIcr, mcnn
uniere Scnte oieie Sodc 0urh cine
&eriou fcnnen lerucn bic ais aif-
ricbtiser g6riit uuo iorgianer Gre
oi8er 6elannt lit, ais ourd ,Scne,
meId}de iidi 5u niGts 9lnoeren ais
naterialiiiiiheu 9lnii6tcn 6cfen1en.
2Nlr DfallIell Sle nlclt 0dr0n Su er-
innert oaB sic Qlliua6me rieies Dc
lonoeren Ero6lens mnpermei0lid lit
uHo oaB man beutpitogc elmer ma
terioliltiIdlen SSnterprctotion Oieies
oolfsuirtbidoitlideu 9Sro6Iens ent.
gc0eutrci6t,
@ir crilideu Sie oo6cr. oieie Ser.
lanrmlnng betnnnt 5u mo6cu, oicieI-
oe ipenu no9lid icl5it 3u bcindcu
rno oo6In 5ll pirfcf ooB Gr. Carr
nit oeu &rcoigern ibrer Gonfeiiion
peer ir eincr rcgilarenGoniereu5 fiir
oicicn3ued III 9erii6ruuq fomnt.
gdItipgsDollit Gliuer Nndel, @eter
9linsIie &idaro u. Soogue. 9lIfreo
y Sonlieu G6orles $ 9Sind6ed. O}.
s. SiAliter, Glopton S. 9land, S. z.
Coga Sobn n Dlac5porron im0
GAorlcs 6. Ecrfins.
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sem gpIi3iitcn 9lnoreu Ddib onrb
9eiden an, bic @erbaitiing oeS SSoocc
uor3uncbmcu Scutc @ormittag miro
Ser 9lrreiiont por @oli3eiribter Snp.
pIcc eiu Ncrb0r 8lI beiteAcn ba6cn.
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Uf1Nt NnnIWItNlEIUCNl
Dette. strnRc, onrmlanicuo bis 5nr NeEiugtun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PRINCETON SWITCHES
CLICK TO QUARTER.

Princeton. N j.. Oct. 29.-The
Princeton Given was treated to a long,
hard afternoon here today. The prac-
tice started early and continued until
after darn. The scrimmage with the
scrubs lasted over an hour. In which
time the varsity scored two touch
downs while the scrubs were blanked
The first string men used more
versatile attack than has been shown
before. The first score came as q
result of some splendid line plungtng
by Click and F. Tronkmann, the ball
being carried over by the latter.
The second touchdown came as a
result Of more open tactics. Shea scor-
ing on a forward pass. Click kicked
Doth goa!s.
The most important development OF
ihs day. was the use of Click at
quarterback This new move on the
part of the coaches came partly as the
result Of the injury to Eberstadts
Arch. enc which In likely to keep him
out of the game for the rest Of the
season. This would leave the team
with only one dependable general and
in order 10 provide substitute to
Ames they shifted Click from half
back to the position ne occupied In the
big games last year. and the hrst game
OF the present season He showed up
very well at the new positions and
drove the team with dash that gain
ed ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
NO ARREST YET IN
HIGHLAND PARK CASE

Although diiigent search has been
made by both city and county police
men, mp to late last night no informal
ton had been obtained by the Of
ficers as to the whereabouts Of tina
unidentified man who attacked Miss
Gladys Ridenour. the nineteen-year-
ola daughter Of John Il Ridenour, OF
500 Third Avenue. Highland Park,
while out walking Wednesday after
noon with her little adopted sister.
Miss Ridenour was in very
nervous condition after the attack. but
YESTERDAY she was reported to be al
most fully recovered from me fright.
Tho young lady. together with her
little sisser. had just walked out OF
Filth Avenue to the country when
they were accosted by tho white man.
HA grabbed Miss Ridenour by the
throat. but her screams caused the
man to release his hold and he made
away down the road at rapid gait.
The ofllcers have been given q
description Of the man and they are
exsrting every effort to locate him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
TRY MANY NEW PLAYS
AGAINST HOLY cross

Ithaca. Oct. 2e.--After several days
of rest, the entire Cornell varsity
team. with the exception OF Bailey at
right tackle. got back into the line
up this afternoon. The coaches ord
cred a suspension of the rule cure
business in order to have the varsity
try out in actual scrimmage the new
plays that are to be used in the Holy
Cross game. These plays have beer
rehearsed in signal drill. but the
coaches were anxious to try them out
against the scrubs. Fisher. promis-
ing substitute tackle. was played at
right tackle in the varsity.
No attempt to score was made in the
scrimmage today. the coaches cailing
for the same play over and over again
until they were reasonably certain
that the men had mastered 1t. Bar
rett called for several forward passes.
Some Of them from new formations,
hut the condition of the field was such
as to make the successful execution OF
these plays most difficult, and the
team didn't make much Roadway with
them. II rained throughout the prac-
!tice. and the ball was very slippery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
YALE VARSITY TEAM
TO RECEIVE SHAkEUP

New Haven Conn. Oct 2s--The
Yale varsity football team win be
thoroughly shaken up before the
Colgate game Saturday. The worst
slump OF the season has made many
changes imperative. As preliminary
to n new makeup, Coach Frank Hinkey
sent two varsity teams against each
other this afternoon. The second team
won. Is to o. three touchdowns being
made against the regulars Harry Lee
gore, the veteran fullback. played on
the second team and was largely re-
spensible for their long gains.
Coach Hinkey In not overlooking a
possibility that may improve the team.
Today Gould and Blodget. who have
been playing on the scrubs. were sent
20 the varsity squad. Gould played
today at left end on the varsity. where
he displaced Bunker. who was sent to
left tackle. Biodget was sent to
Schram's rIace at left end on the sec
ond variety. Bunker started at left
tackle ca the varsity. where he was
opposed by ChatneId Taylor. who has
been shifted from a backheld position
since his return from the infirmary.
Taylor played so well against the
regulars today that he and Bunker
changed places. Gould. the new var
defense. and Blodget on the second
team. negotiated fosty-yard pass.
which made possible one OF the second
teams touchdown.
No deeiston has been made yet as
to who win start against Colgate Sat-
urday Today's general shakeup was
designed to test the individual ability
Of the men. Most OF tho changes will.
be in tho line.
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GENERALS TRYING
TO MAINTAIN TITLE
WASHINGTON AND LEE ELEVEN
WILL TRY TO SCORE POINT
A MINUTE.

Lexington, Va, Oct 29.--In order
to maintain its title OF The Point a
Minute Team" Washington and Lee,
which plays V. p. !. next Saturday and
after that tackles Swarthmore In
Lynchburg, West Virginia In Charles
ton and A. and NJ. of North Carolina
In Norfolk, will have to make four
touchdowns and kick at least one goal
when she battles with the Blacksburg
Collegians in Roanoke. Elcock's rapid
moving young gridironists, who seem
to nave adopted the motto OF the
Arabs, "Iet us be up and Be-douin."
now have amassed 2S1 points in 246
minutes. The periods In the game
with v..P. /. will be fifteen minutes
each. making 1t necessary for wash
ington and Lee to score twenty-five
points in order to keep on the point
minute highway. Last year the Gen
erals made twenty-one points against
V. p. l.. the year before twenty.
washington and Lees highest score
this season was 1os. made against
Morris Harvey. her lowest. thirteen.
made against Georgetown. More than
two points q minute were CLEANED by
the Generals in their contest with
Morris Harvey, more than one min
ute IN the struggles Win Roanoke and
Wake Forest and less than one
minute in the conflicts with George
town and Marshall.
" p. I. Is the second team Wash
ington and Lee runs up against this
season that is coached by a George
town man. Branch Bocock fs the
Blacksburg elevens tutor. while Jack
Hegarty is In charge at A. asd M. OF
North Carolina.
A train load Of Washington and Lee
st,,a enfa will make the haunt TO Roa-
noke next Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
TWO b|Ll|ARD|STS
MAKE NEW RECORDS

The third week OF the Champion
Billiard Players League was full of
surprises. The worlds record aver
age OF forty for la:1 balk-line, held by
Willie Hoppe, was exceeded by two
pleayers OF the league.
Harry Cline made an average of
afty at Poughkeepsie, N Y, against
koji Yamada, while George Sutton
hung UP a forty-four average at
Washington, D. c., with Jake Schae.er
as his opponent.
The worlds record OF forty. held by
Hoppe, was made during the tourna-
ment held at Hotel Aston last April
The average made by Cline and SUIT
ton are all the more wonderful for
the fact they are compelled to play on
strange tables every night and under
changing conditions.
Owing TO the players being keyed up
to high pitch by playing every night
the billiard fans can look forward to
more records before the end of the
long grind OF $50 games In which each
player will participate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
HARVARD REGULARS
HAVE LONG PRACTICE

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 29.--It was
after dark tonight when the Harvard
football players trooped back to the
locker building from the stadium.
where for more than two hours they
had been working to get into trim
Tor the Michigan Wolverines There
has been some preparation for Mich
isan, but this afternoon all the work
was in anticipation OF the coming
game. The scrubs, who had been
equipped with such of Yost's attack as
the scouts have seen in the games
this fall. put them all on against the
varsity which lined up as 1t doubtless
will start the game Saturday. There
was no scoring on the part OF the
second team and later when the regu-
lars put on their own plays against
the varsity substitutes no attempts
were made to get the ball across the
goal line. There was lot of kick
ing, however, both Mahan and F'rancke
getting some splendid distance. Mahan
also came through with two more
field goals today, while Whitney. one
of the substitute backfield men. kicked
another
1t now seems unlikely that the Har-
ward coaches will take any chances
by starting Pennock. the right guard.
In the game. He has been on the field
all the week, and the doctors state
that he Is ready for play However,
he did not get. into today's lineup.
his place being taken by Wilmington.
Trumbull was back for the days work.
and the team, otherwise. worked out
just as 1t did yesterday.