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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
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gen beosd.. Der Batter bts 9ooien,
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BATE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13

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mem 6sim, an Der qebmon Boob unb
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ben, bic bort In 6aft asnommen iuur.
ben. Bad ben ber bieiigtn poIi5ti
Sussgangsntn WiiibtiIunetn sntipridf
DE alsibuns Der gerbofietsn btritnis
gen, Der brti asrltn. bic Orange an
gsfautu batieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
Jrau effie Adams, BON gil

5rau effie Adams, bon siio
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uer 6iifiiIabe bebodt poroen mar, or.
ipirfte eeitern eeeen Gus. 9rabboof
unb 8efpis SaIfeaer werbaftsbeieblc.
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Shncioer perbaftet @eeen s. aceb'
les puroe gleidfaIlS ein @erbaitSbe'
febI erlaiien. 5rau aoums beballptet,
OaB nabe3lt 5ua15is @ann bas 5euer
nui itr SalIs er1ffnet bdtteB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
5iimf Siese
5absH bic 1rodsmen sss
tern uHtsr BEN gsals
@eftt erruuo.n

0Nitt HHN III
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abeebdIisasn 8salsGsiespnbl ba.sn
bic arodtnsn 146 unb bic RaTsn 100
Gtimmsn srbalten. Die @dbl bsrlisi
duBsrii rubis.
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eoprsHes 1oiDnibip. Siarts County,
100 btuts siHs mabl unttr BEN 9sas
G,titb itatifdnb. bat iih NIT PAS ets
gen 1859 StimmsH asssn bas @itbsrs
sr5ffnsn btr felt straumsr 3sit as.
fhloHmsn MULTIPLICATION srtldri
aihpoob, g.. IL. San.
Nlit sinsr Taioriidt pon eintr Siiln'
ne bdben bic 5r0dsntn bsi fsr beu.e
bier obasbdIienen gedis @risbnntl ben
gisq cdponeetrossn. Sic srbislisH
269 unb bic Raiisn. ipsIde bic HAIL
bsdHftanoen ntroeE, nur 26S Stint
men.
Ribbltpprt. O.. II. Sdn.
Bel Ger beuts bier abssbuIisntn BtnIs
GJsisbpdhI bnbsn bic 1rcdfneH m |
eiuer Nloiorii1. Don 291 Ssimmtn
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gen DtrIisbtn. Sci Der RcDsEnterrab!
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fen osr 9rodsnen unb Hur 10 fiir
bic Rdffsn abssgrbtn. Die WdbI mar
bic sriie. bic untsr ben ueutn wssbdlts
HiiTsn in eoecH County ahsftalt.n
p0rbsn iE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13

bic JorbetHn.
sen 5taIitns nit 9tJus
aaf bsa a5pbstba 3Dis
f6enfdIl.

9tnfall.
aoHbou, IL. San. eix SpssiaI-
btptIbe aus Rom melbsi, bob bi,
1iirtsi Die 3orbsruns,u JtaIisns mil
8s3ug auf pen Spbsiba 3piihtnfon
bcipiIIigt habe. Gieien 9sadjrid)ien
1afoIss bat bic 9iirtei bic JrsiIaFuna
bss britiihsn Di,s aonjnls Rihdrb.
ion In 6obsiod dHaeoronsi. Der i'm
boriissu iidlisHii6sH aoHiuIdt Der
baiiet uno perpdliiam baraus eutfsrni
lporbsT mar. Die 9iiriei bat fsrns,
psripro6sn. bic Solbaisn klirafen gu
lpoIisn, bic In bas iialisniids GeHius
lat sinesbrodtu fparen. uno aud bi,
itdIitniidt JInsse, ipenn iis pieo,r
iibn BEN G.bdubs alfgsbibt ipirp, ia
lutirtn sn nolltH.
Die llniaiu9ung NIT 9s3us dui
bas eeipdIiiams ginbrinssn iiirtii6er
SOlaaisn in bas it1Iisniide aoniula.
III nod i'm gang.. une Der 5olI Mrs
Gin oifener bItitxn, Bis bic llntsrIu.
dung ksnbst IN. anssiihis Der Ron
Ssiiiontn nber. lrtlhe bic 9iirtsi es.
mudbi bat. IN cine befrisbiesnbs Grl.s
pisaHg Der anssltstukit 5u sriparttn.
Iiet5Iniihe 3eitunglber
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nnf bic nmerifnni.
dc autiport
amIter6am. ~. Gan. gie f0l.
Hiide .3eitmg iaat nit 8e5ue ani Die
anrpurt Gnglnrbs AM Die dmerifn.
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Gnerifaniiden SanbeIs ieitens britt.
id,er sricssi6iiie scslig hot, oni,
oieie 2onooner 9oie. trogoem tie in
iebr frennbidniilihem Ion obecfust
IN, tbdfi1hlids cine nbiciite Atauei.
hna Der nmeritaniiteu 6orberllneen
eilfbaIte.
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'nbacgcbeue GrfIdrnna, 6nb bic gu.
nnbnle Der amerifaniid,en ginfiIbr IN
iIeutrale Gambler annJ eiHe 5oIge oeS
slInebmcuoen einbeimiiben 9eOnrfs
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angsbsnSe GaribaIbiaRer
frsissfpro6tM
aneoHd. Sialisn, IL. Jan. Nm
pitnitaa purb<n bier Al iunes Stale.
nsr, biz perbafisi iporbsn iparen. als
re i'm 9ssriff paren. bic .0rsnss 5u
iibsri1rsitsn unb ii4 ben GnribdIoin-
nern in 5ranfreih an5nidiieben. BEN
@eridli ppraefiibrt, eber baIe ireiee-
iprod)en.
1er Gtaailanlpalt islbii beanirnsis
lire 5rsiIaHuns. sriIdrsHD. 6ab osr
lImiianb. bab bic innssn 2suis Ii9
lldG Der @rsnse begsbeH baitsn. an
uno fur iih tsin firafbnrss wtybrs&tn
I,i, uno man re nifi pesen sinsr
ridt aussefiibrten abii9. btfrafsH
tonne. DaR gsridi f6Isb fia aitisr
aHIi6t an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
GisbreHer
9trpsn6sn bic DtutiAtn
auf ben Wafutif&sn
Essn

Ssen.
acnbon, 12. Sanuar. Die Tsui'
i@tn perpenotn Gisbreder alf ben
Wlaiurif6sn Sesn in Cfpreubtn, um
eds 3ufrisrsn Der Sstn Su psrbiHbtrn.
ME aus ct. ptisrsburs btrinisi piro.
gs BAT Siss sinsn bOppsiisn 3lpsd:
eriisns trm0sli4i ss ben bsuiI&en
Rnnonsnbootsn. ibrs OpsrdtionsH fort
juisbsn, uub bann tpirb Is aud, ben
ruififttn 5ruppen. bic sitpa In BIZ
gsssHb tinoriHesn ipIiisn. unmSslit
semahi, Das Gle su iitsri&rsitsn.
Riltowsti stfore
BEN.
9enf S6psiJ, l2. Sannar.
Obsrjt Sisismuno NiIfonsii, br
pOlniide gtairioi. in in aoufanns In
glIier Don a2 Jabrsn ssfiprben.
Gbtrit Wli!icpsii, Der ii4 aud, eif
usn Ramm mil isimm srobsn BERT
iiber bic gsifihis polens asmaht
bat. battle an dlltn auffidnbtn Der
pOIsn sessn RublaHb IN fsinsr ,3sIl
ib<ilpsRpmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
Meidle Vente.

Gin unbetunnitr ginbrsfsr brdns
seiitrn brr9 Elm often ssIaHsnts Gen
fer In bic Wobnuns bon Jrou Jpdns
fis GoIofmitb. go. 312 gIbunp Npe..
uub tntiptnbsis SHmudiddsn i'm
Ws,tbe pon 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
Mud, Staliem

BiII 10000 pftrbe in ben
gsr. Stauien taufsn.
Gait ct. aouis Cd, 12. San.
gFtR H64ftsn frsiias Obsr Sainiiaa
wetotn iiaiisniift Dffi,isys bier an.
iomlntH. lin geiiellunssn fir 10000
Vferbs 81 plarirsu. ipis ON 9ienhae
hisrbtr semeIbsi iporbsn In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13

apnus. bic GeIbtaf6s nit 81 Suhalt
sttdubt ipurbs. DIR 4urI9e ica arIs
ssbIi& einsn ReboIper BEL Dsr 9luss
fiitruns ftinsr 1bdt beuubt bobtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
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Die RsiupOrt Office fir Oas Sin
einHater gpifsbIatt" befinoet I'D in
9o. 339 gorf Strase, sesenii6er BEN
Guurtbouie, poielbit 9euisfeiten, sln.
seiaeu u. /. IN. bis 10 llbr Al Yinu'
ten gbcnbs encouragement pcr'
Seu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13

bdSSe ~ R4 J0rs
lass fst4tbsr Hlsi-
ben. 3 uesfu4fe
msassss esrjis BEE
i6isn mir fsEsss 81.
tea ts ibHssH. 3s
ben MoHai tatis ~
an bsibsn 0sissn bic
tsitieftsu sdmsrtsn
nnb hsielbsn mad.
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bab IL bas 1stt b.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-13
Jrau g6om(on
(agt 0cn s}rauen.
Rie itr asSis 9. gissfsn's ssss
tstIe gsnSsssS sstssub ~
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

ADA IS CONFIDENT
Believe Heavier Team Will
Prove Big Advantage
in Line Work.

with Jones, Wallace and Austin
crippled, Kendall was not over en-
Unused ON the eve of the battle with
the Ada normal eleven here today.
However, it is likely that both Wal
lace and Austin will start in today 5
came but neither will be at his best
Jones will not be able to play on ac-
count of serious injuries received in
the game with the Sooners one week
ago. This means that the right end
position will be considerably weakened
but Feist probably will give good
account of himself at this place,
The game will be payed at Associa-
tion park and will start at $3.50
o'clock.
While the Presbyterians are not
overcOnfdent rs to the outcome Of
the contest, word comes from Ada
hcralding the strongest teams of late
years for that institution. Every man
is in the best of condition and they
have been practicing all of the past
week to meet the locals style of play
as shown in the game with Oklahoma
university, The ability Of the McBir-
ncy men to Illustrate the forward
passing of the SOOners has resulted in
the Ada men devoting their time to
straight football.
The teachers who arrived last night
outweigh the locals about seven
pounds to the man and they are de-
pending upon this weight proving an
advantage in line plunging. How
ever, the Kendall line held well
against the owen machine and it will
be just as strong in todays game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

hope to gain perfect health until the
Impurities are washed from the sys.
TEN. If you feel badly all the time,
you must crave health. II you want
to feel renewed spirits, the glow Of
perfect health. bright eyes, clear
skin, the knowledge that you are
well, you can do so. Cleanse your
blood by taking S. S. S. For fifty
years 1t has been the standard blood
purifier 1t relieves the trouble by
renourishing the blood, renewing its
strength, and stimulating the flow so
That the blood regains Its lost vitality,
and throws off tho poison. Even
long-standing cases respond. But
you must use S. S. S. Take II for all
blood infections. Get 1t at your
druggists today.
II you need special advice, write
the ). S. S. Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
CllREMORE BEAT
MUSKOCEE, 10 TO 0
Poor Tackling and Unac-
quaintancc With For
ward Pass Did 1t.


Special 90 The World
MtSKOGEE. Nov. l2-The speedy
and brilliant football eleven OF the
University Preparatory school at
Clar.more although outweighed sew
cral pounds To man. today defeated
the team of the Muskogce Central
high school 10 to I. Poor tackling and
Inability To- handle the forward pass
largely contributed to Muskogec's de-
feat Clarcmore's fumblcs were cost
~ three times dropping the bah on
MuSkogee's oue-ydrd line. Central
High each time kicked out of danger.
Three times more with the Props in
side the fiye-yard line, Musfogee held
for downs.
Church made two Of Claremore's
touchdowns on runs of 60 and %
yards, when he intercepted forward
passes. House made the other on a
line plunge. The first half ended
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

TIGERS FAVORITES
However, the Blues Have
Showed Gains Within
Last Two Weeks.


NEW llN\ IN. Conn., nov u -
When the Princeton and Yale football
,,o,ans moot an rho .ridir,r b,r. in
80
MORROW II VIII ne TOR 'h' l"I'N -'IS'
fame between the representative
teams of these universities Tho series
,a.a., ,,-, .,.......... ...,,.
a"''a "''" w. ''''' ""' '' '''' '' '"- ''
the Els and Tigers together annually
without interruption since 1876 when
football was adopted us am American
college sport Last year the b'ttle was
waged at princeton and marked The
opening of the Palmer Memorial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
COLUMBIA WINS
EIGHT OAR RACE

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 12.-Colum-
bias eight-oar crew won a hollow vic
tory from Yale on the harbor today
when Coombe, No. in the blue shell,
collapsed at the mile and one-Quar-
ter mark and the MorniugSide boat
padded over the line seven lengths in
the lead. The course was one and
seven -cighths miles and the official
time OF the winner was lO:tS y
Yale's time was ll:20.
Except for the first few boat lengths
Columbia held the lead throughout
and at the time of Coombe's collapse
was about a quarter OF length
ahead. Columbia's stroke averaged
SO and Nale's 32.
1t was the first time since 1875
that the crews OF Columbia and Yale
have met in a dual race.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
Football Results

Fort Worth-Texas Christian uni
versity q, Southwestern university
(Georgetown) 0.
Ark7delphia, Ark.-Ouachita col
lege "a, Henderson Brown college T..
Conway, Ark oklahoma School Of
Mines 6, Hendrix college G.
Lexington, Ky -Trausylvania uni
yersity 80, Central University Of Dan
vile 0.
Kalamazoo, Mich--Albion H. Kala-
mazOO 0.
Topeka, Washburn 0, Kan
sas Aggics 6.
Cedar Falls, Iowa-Teachers college
81, Wisconsin state normal 0.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Coe 13, Cor
ucll 0.
Baldwin, Kausas--Bakcr university
62, Midland college o.
St Louis Waucnsburg Mo, Nor
mails -, Christian Brothers college 0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
"Cnuunishcl Iusitania Murder. E

PARIS, NOV. 12,--l4'5U a. m =
Commenting in the Figaro on the
sinking of the Italian liner Ancona.
Joseph Reinach, widely known as a
political writer, declares that the vic
Tins of tho AnconG tragedy died as a
result OF "the unpunished Lusitania
murder"
President Wilson could not say.
adds the writer. that he was not
warned that the tragedy would be re-
peated IF it were not avenged"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
Get Rid Of Scro6la
How? Take S.S.S.
Fifty Years. Use Proves S. S. S,
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases

You have noticed the little tester.
Ing pimples on the face and body
swelling Of the gands-soreness in
the legs and arm muscles. These are
the symptoms Of Scrofula. You
may have some Of these symp-
toms, possibly the taint Of Scrofulo
Infection. But in either case, 1t Is a
dangerous condition. Your blood IL
nfscted, Impure. and you can never
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
COIOrahO Teams Clnsh Today

UFNN Elk, Nov. I2.-EloVens Of
Colorado college and the Colorado
school of Agriculture. the two most
powerful in the Rocky Mountain con-
ference, VIII battle at Colorado
springs tomorrow for honors that are
expected to settle the conferences
championship. The only other con-.
ference game scheduled is the Colo
rado university Mines game
at Denver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
Tcxns Christians Win.

FORT WORTH, Nov 12.-TeXas
Christian university defeated South
western by a score of 2l to 0 in the
game here today. Open field running
by Left Tackle Ramsey for Il. G. L.
and forward passes by both teams
were the features of the game. The
T. c. L. goal was never in serious
danger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

without % score 1t was not until the
last quarter that Muskogee. opening
Up, tore through the Cldrcmorc lines
and around the ends. .,nd, marching
down the field, sent Maycs over for
q touchdown.
The defeat today eliminates Musko-
zee from laying any claim to the east
crn oklahoma championship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
TULSA
Y lNITA

mmary-Officials, GoIay CTulsd) !,
referee. King (Vinita), umpire;
Elevins (kendalD, head linesman.
Ninita, Jasper for Beard;
Glenn for Jasper. Tulsa, owen for
Eurton. Time of quarters, / minutes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
Tuttlc IL Weak.

Ii did not take the visitors long to
discover the one disgustngly weak
spot This was at Tuttles end. Anu
once they found gains easy around
this left wing they centered their at
tack on it and for long gains in nearly
every instance. Not once did Tuttle
break mp the play and moreover was
seen to shy away from the mass of in
reference. In previous games Tuttle
las played good football and early in
the season was the tackling sensation
Of the locals. but he showed rD-
markablc lack of some very requisite
quality in yesterdays performance.
Price made several long and well ex
ccuted passes, but was nouceaby
weak when carrying the ball.
NinIta aggregation, played very
consistent game. He figured in nearly
every play and his strength in line
Dlunging was a deciding factor in
wearing down the locals line. Horney
at center was strong in the line and Ii
finally deVolVed upon him to save his
team from to defeat. The speed
of Hall at right half brought many
good gains around the ends, Burris at
fullback also played well. Jasper at
right end broke up the locals inter
ference on end plays which at the
hest was not very heavy.
The linCup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
Tie Game Here Yesterday
Leaves Championship
as 1t Stood.
KICKS ONLY SCORES
Visitors Strong Only Line
Smashing; Impcy-Bur-
tom Local Stars.

The eastern oklahoma high school
championship title still remains un-
decided following yesterdays tie bat
tie between the Ninita and Tulsa
teams at Association park
With the locals three points in the
lead, put there by a pretty kick from
placement by Right End lmpey early
in the first quarter, Horner of the
visitors was called back from his posi-
tion at center and from the 35-yard
line sent a pretty drop kick between
the uprGhts, There was only left
eight minutes Of play in the final quar-
ter following the tying of the score
and despite the repeated attempts at
forward passing made 10y the Ninita
eleven the locals safely deCfnded their
goal.
There was a noticeable lack of the
spectacular in the game which never
thelCss was made intensely interesting
by the equal strength of the two
teams Practically even in weight the
visitors outclasscd the locals in line
smashing ana their impenctrable in
tcrfcrence on around end plays
However the locals more than offset
this in their aerial play and should
have won the game in the final quar-
ter had the Zeppelin attack been re-
sorted to as often as it was in the
earlier chapters of play.
,ouIJu,t Smash limo
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Ni''r PIa''IC"liN rNeIN a'yTI'lII aI
u"S SUuas.iuE hau lal!eI utterly puIt
,'IpayA Mulvr IePe"'euN SeHl ms
n3'hilelu pluuEc'S llI0 me SIoHs
Ninita front line of defense. Each
time the attack was repelled more
often with losses than with gains. II
was nus style OF p'"\ Nhl'n Iopptu
'h' ndN'r men OF tN''N 'halCe 10
WIN 'H' E'lhr III the iaS' IL" minutes
OF pay
IN ulI''t cont 'I'S' 10 'ne luISa slSIe
OF play III the closing quarter was lhe
forward pass assault OF the lhlta
eleven. OhahIe To make suftltleht
gains through the ines or around the
wings 10 carry me hall over the SCaI
me Lett Ha.thack Beard Kept the
uau IN the air nearly an OF the last
quarter however lHc utl'I ItHlnd''oH
and dash OF the central gang broke up
most OF the plays ana ohly twice We're
the passes competed ana pojh calleu
for only short gains
Gain Through Lines.
At the outset Han received lmpleys
pretty kickoff and returned 20 yards
before struck by local tackler. The
strength of their opponents line was
Immediately tested by sending Beard
through right tackle for a tlNe-Nard
gain. forward pass was attempted
ON the third down and the visitors lost
several yards. Tulsa held FOR downs
on the 4O-yard line.
SetScr rushed around the right
flank Tor a 2O-yard gain but tlve yards
were lost on the next play which was
a fake forward pass, Aitkens starting
around left, but was thrown Tor neat
loss. SetScr made "A snort pass TO
| lmpey VINO placed the pan on the ten
yard line, ON the next play captain
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PRINCETON

Referee Nathan A. Tufts, Brown;
umpire, Carl Marshall Harvard: field
ludse, Joseph Pendleton, Bowdoin;
head Ilhesman, William Morice, Uni
Ncrsity Of Pennsylvania.
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Haskell Fl. *, \ 7

EMPOtiA Kan, Nov. Y. -T Two
long, spectacular runs in the last
quarter by Haskell gave the Indians
a Il to I victory over the heavier
Kansas Normal football team here
today.
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Want to borrow money World
Want Ads will put YOU in touch with
the right party.
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Sixty Thousand Tickets.

Close to sixty thousand tickets have
been sold for the contest. Every
member of the Yale first line COM
bination is reported to be in perfect
condition for hard struggle except
Fullback Scoyil who has a broken
thumb.
The Princeton squad spent the night
at Hartford and will not arrive until
tomorrow forenoon.
The Yale team outweighs Princeton
several pounds to q man and on n
heavy turf this advantage would be a
big factor in the line plunging attack
That Princeton expects the Blue to
use, once they secure the ball within
striking distance of the Tigers goal
line.
The probable lineup and officials
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10000 Tickets for Annual
Contest Sold Last
Night.
YALE IS CONFIDENT
Connecticut Bunch Out
weighs Those From
New Jersey.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov H.
Yale university, on the eve Of her an
nual football game against Princeton
is Haunting her banners of blue here
tonight with the frank declaration
that she expects the Eli eleven to de-
feat the Tigers on the morrow. Not
withstandng the disastrous prelim-
mary season. including four defeats
out of seven games played, there is an
undefinable feeling that the bulldog
will turn and rend Princeton despite
the excellent record made by the
Orange and Black this autumn.
The night before contingent from
the New Jersey university came to
town prepared to offer odds on their
team in order to bring out a reason-
able amount Of Blue backing. Much
to their surprise their early offers OF
to | were SO eagerly snapped up by
the Eli adherents that Princeton soon
shortened the odds to to l. and even
at these figures they found plenty OF
Yale money available
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Impcy and Burton Star.

lmpey ana right end and Burton at
right tackle were easily the stars for
the locals. lmpey caught five pretty
passes and missed only two chances to
tackle. lie broke up the heavy inter
ference of the invaders on their flank
plays While Burton went through the
line and blocked three attempts to
pass, each time throwing Fisk for big
losses.
Captain Setser also played a good
game, but his around-neck taCkling
marred several plays and opened the
way for additional gains. Young In
the line proved strong and but few
gains were made through his posi-
ton at left guard Lauretet, who has
lCen i'll for the last two weeks, sur
priscd even his teammates by his
tackling and strength in holding the
line