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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
ToDAYS ENTERTAINMENT

will be started. It is expected that some
few of the meRhants may not go on the
sightseeing trip and for these and the To-
cal men who Will attend the barbecue
banquet the date at $50 o'clock is espa-
oially important. Besides the cars may
arrive at the park some time before the
hour of the banquet and the delegates will
scatter there and take in the various
amusements. But wherever they go or
whatever they do, every man should re-
member to be back at the big dance hall
where the banquet and barbecue vii be
served promptly at $50 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

the overheatlng Of the engines Water
cooling is out Of tue question in polar
regions, since water would freeze and
crack the cylinders; and the expeditions
therefore had 10 use air-eooled engines.
The fact that the speed of the sledges
was not rgeat enough to cause a strong
current of air may explain the ovefheat-
ing; foI the efficiency of air-cooling do
pends somewhat on the speed attained.
1t is not unlikely however. that the
extreme drVness of the air or some pecu-
liar atmospheric condition had TO do with
the tendency OF the engines to become
nNarhaatnd-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
BAND TO FURNISH
MUSIC DURING BANQUET

There will be band to furnish music
during the banquet and speaking and
although the committee in charge would
say nothing. 1t is known that they are
planning some surprises FOR the enter
tainment of the guests. During the
car ride this afternoon spoilers will
occupy the cars and call out the his
toric" and places of interest to the visi-
tors
There is much interest in the cleo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

Chairman Brown of the Chamber of
Commerce wholesale trade committee,
which has had charge of the merchants
convention, was emphatic Yesterday in
his statements that every single feature
of the two days programme would start
off on time to the minute. At S:45 o'clock
this afternoon the first car will leave the
Chamber of Commerce building for the
ride through the residence and business
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

spring it any more. because everybody
will know it after It is printed here
The stranger is led to ask: Who Is
that man over IN the corner2"
Then the other fellow says THAT
Blank. a new member. Hes not very
popular here"
why not?"
"0h. he's always trying to start some-
thing
4 see Quarrelsome disposition, eh2a
No not at all. He owns a motorcycle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
Artful Ambidexter

From the Pea.
peggy-"t didn't know she was left
handed
Kitty-.She isn't
Peggy-"But She seems to do everything
with her left hand
Kftty-"Yes. Haven't you noticed the
engagement ring2'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
THREE IMPORTANT HOURS

Chairman Murray Brown
stated yesterday afternoon that
there were three important
hours he wished emphasized to
the visiting delegates to the
North Alabama Merchants con-
vention. They are:
Wednesday. 3:45 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday. 6:30 o'clock p. m.
Thursday. 2;30 o'clock p. IN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27
II M0uldn,t Start

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
They've got new joke over at the au-
tomobile club. They spring it ON every
stranger that Will bite, but they won't
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27


every man is expected to be back at the
corner of Nineteenth street and First
avenue to board the sightseeing cars.
ROUTE WILL BE OVER
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
The route of the cars will be out Twen-
tieth street to Five Points, thence around
Highland avenue. back to the business
district by way of Twenty-second street.
a trip through the business district, in
elusive of Fifth avenue, and then the
cars will pass out Second avenue, eros
over to First avenue and start for East
Lake park.
The second engagement of Importance
is at East Lake park at $50 o'clock, for
at that time the barbecue and banquet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-27

ton of officers and the formal organ
ization of the North Alabama Mer-
chants association after the banquet
tonight The speaking will be started
during the serving of the banquet and
the last order of business will be the
formal organization. The delegates will
then be brought back to town and put
TO bed" for the night
Chairman Brown stated yesterday
none would be admitted to the barbe-
cue except those bearing official passes
which are to be secured by registering
at the convention headquarters.
SPEAKERS FOR THE
BUSINESS SESSION
Following is the programme of the
sepalking and business session tonight
Presiding, w. P. G. Harding, pres
ident Chamber of Commerce.
Address of welcome, Culpepper Exum,
president board of commissioners.
Response, Mr. J. w Moore, Coal City.
"Why You Should insure" M p
Northington, president Birmingham
Credit Mems association.
Credits and Collections Capt. ]. H.
Crawford, Jasper
Reciprocity between Birmingham,
and the Retail Merchants" E. Wilkin-
son.
Buying" w L Mullins, Clanton.
"Isrom the Bankers Viewpoint" Col.
T.. o. Smith, representing Birmingham
Clearing House association.
Selling" George Boyer Cullman.
Merchandising from Commssary
Viewpoint" A. M. Phillips, Altoona.
Increased Profits and Better Busi-
ness by Cooperative Methods" Nor
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Gine uniueriaHdrei6lpradle.
1911 SJtparb q.

Die Grfin0sr elmer nsuen G6rebs
ipraae 9absn ioeben bag engIiI6s
unterridtsminiierium nm Die lle6sr-
lafung zines Gebduoes ge6eten, in
Dem Iie ibr G1item 0Itentli9 Iebrsn
t0nnteu. Die neue G9reibipra6e
BON ben Grfiuoeru oSnftantansous
2arguage1 geuannt, 1T ni9t, pis
Esperanto ooer goladiit, cine neue
Sprd4e. fonoern nur cine 9eI6idt
3ufammengefdbts Mlet9ooe, ale 40
AZ. 900 gudHaben uno S9rift8eiden
Der 5000 berIdieOenartigen Spra6en
un0 Soiome Der Delt ourh AZ
S6rift3ei4en pieoerSugeben, uno
omar bsim QeIen, G9reiben, 8ruden,
Gelegrapbisren, 3elepboniersn un0
Observation-Disclosures. Der Saupts
inert Der nsuen pSprade" I9sint cine
groBe @eretnfadung Der 4usfprude
81 fem. So fam 3. y. Elm TrdnaDfs
i6ss S9riftitdd, oas BAL 8udIdben
enthdlt, mad Der neiien G9reibtpeife
bur4 270 3eifen interrogation lpsrs
ben. Die Grinder baben ibr @elI9
nit elmer S4rift eingeleitet In BET Ne
sinige MuiterbeiIpieIe In Grnn5D1f4,
9eutf4 unb StaIieniId aus
gefubrt baben. 8ds englEIGe llnters
ri9tsminiiterium bat porIGufia Iein
grobes SHtersHe tiir oas netie Spfitm
ausseortidt.
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Or. 2lrt6ur Qeps6olme, Der obers
le dr3tlite Beanie 0es 2otul Sos
bernment 8odr6 In 2onoon, ber0iients
Idle einen 9eri6t ii6er bic ain0ers
fteybIiAteit, norm er ausFi6rte, oaB
oieie in ben lebten Sdbrsn fpeientIi6
dbgenommen battle. 8ergerint ent1dft
6.atiititen aus 212 en9liI6en Gtdos
ten unb 20 apn6oner Stdbtteilsn
un6 umfabt bic Sabre 1906 Bis
1912. Sn Oieien Tieben Sabrsn be-
trug Die 3abI bet ain6er in Gngs
lano un0 Maies, bic i'm Utter bpr
penigtr dls einsm Sabre Itnrben,
1862, ip1s tiuem ourh16nittliden
idbrIi6en qro5sntiab bon lis duf
tdnfeno @eburten tntIpri9t. Der
9urhfdnttt pdbreno Der Itben Sab
re 1899 Bis 1905 betrug 144 per
tauienb; pdre er bei6tbuIten ipor0en
10 nirbe bic 2tn3a6l Der 1906 Bis
1912 ~geItorbeHtn ain6er 922,454 be-
tragen. @dbrtno Der leBten feben.
5gbre 1T fomit infofge b%erbeTerter
geiunbbeitti4er gs3iebungsn bas ae'
ben BON 185,772 ain6ern gerettet
p0t0en. Die 2an0esteile nit Der.
Observation-Disclosures tparen Qnns
caibire, GtnfforoTbirs, DURHAM GLas
mcrganTbtrs, 0otting6amfbtre, Mef
Rt0ing Of 0ortibirs, Qort9umtsrs
lamb un0 MarpidI6ire. On bitIenI
@rafidafisn sefinben Iih einige Der
Observation-Disclosures GroBbriidus
mems.
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Gtntn fHrdterIt4en
1ob baden orei jugenolide Qrbeiter
i'm utter BON IA BIS 10 Sabren gss
funbsH, Die in elmer Gabrit in 5sls
itngfors (5%innlano) nit Der Geints
gung zines 3ampTteIfeIs beiddftigt
iparen. 9urd oas @srlebeu zines 6sis
3srs puroe. pdbrenD bic geute nod In
aeifeI arbsiteten, Iiebeno9eibes
Wafsr In ben GeHelr1um gslaGsn.
Wis man oos DnTsr ablieb, fano
man nuf Dem @oten oss &eTelraus
mes p1llig berbriibt bic Qsi9en Der
tfti 2Irbgiierr
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dtttam sea 1h@l itH WtIsl'
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Ser QdIi Sprdht uuisf8Cleu uuo iu
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ncmtas miro mtt'tia.i, b1b Ser
anabt In MoImin (C9iJmdl gtbotm
purN btrtiis nod tjutm Sabre istns
GItcrn btrlor uno Damn in elm 5tns
0tibaus tam. Dp tr icon iehr irab
sic idnierigtn binOoitauiiten
ShrIibriasn trItynit QuimHtlam
alf oie ~beion0trsn Gtfftsldben purs
be sri elm grieItr. Qls oieler tpdbs
.tro SEE 8ottssoisrfss Gin ldnqsrss
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anabs imfan6s, ts ioFprt obns 5sbs
lei nah3ufprsden. 9u eritounts
Qrieittr itelte iueitere Grdmina NIT
Dem qnaben an unO fano, ouB Ser
Jdnftinbdl6idbrigs in Der 9uobbas
Religion cine gan3 HerDorragsnbe
s. rntnis bate, 6is 0as DiTen BON
mandtm GrpohIsnn abertraf. Dor
einsm aon3ilium b6bsrtr prieher un6
gsriammlung BON 5000 gerfos
men fpurosn oieie Gramina nohmaIs,
pieosrbolt, un0 Der anabe bat ie Iebr
gut b~eitun6en. 0it aug Ser gan3sn
8arfteaun8 Der grieiter ~berDorgebt,
bic in6iiten gritIter in oies
fem iungen Denfhentiubs ibrsn iinfs
Uleifias 5u erbliden.
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buat.HW ttstH baltic Be N1ttI
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fahgI.u rtt Nlmlf iguIat n5t
N-n5fu 6tlati un6 to tfm Uu5mt
b.t Ngb5iifb ate u 9yitfg auf Bert
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Et1ttut8 ptlt COT cine
aUitltwH1 ab,r BE NTt mo WtiitI
ot9 Eittitahi& uaF atlr Hidi tfs
aus mtfiram.
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fms bam poilfdnsEort pete ttuI
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.tstm 5abt BtrTHudnO ttnt Wut
'moun1 tn gttraQt ben 10000
% Hars. 6it pon bu gant rem Gugr
.1g6 rah Ilerau0rim gtididi nur
uab Die t%ttnfalIs auf bas iorQs
.diti8itt ptrpadt uu0 Bult1eIt lpdr
luf cine bis jtBi nod uHtrtIlfte
l3eiie aus 6tr ltmhUllun9. Quh tn
)itiem TsH, Der pGbrtu0 ser 8tiitI
lusufbmCH5 ubsrDddt mar, nlrtn
BE SitgtI unberiibrt, b. 5. Ourh.
lerUorragtu0t Qatabmuua uitBt
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be 0ts gttraqts BEN iiin9lttn soil
i'm udditeH itebt prroe sbsnfalls in
liner Q~oitduitalt beriibt. llnO snar
Niraf er cine Gammlung BON aes
alifTsnsn unb uugeihlifisnen 9id
i'm Werlt bon ii6er 100000
Dollars, oie in ser 0d6t bonn s.
1881 burh einen tolltib
ten Ginbrud in ods 4oitbureau ron
Fl. Mlurtinsle sGr1n0 ~eutipsn0et nors
.en Firp. Die 9iebe oran1en oas
lGls in Sen bon goit6eamten be-
olbnten 9aum Elm, ergriifen in Der
..lIgemeiuen 9sitir5un9 bic Merts
mo modten Iih 0urd 0as
yeniter oupor. qrm 6ieier Sail
# ME %oufqttldrt noroen. 0as
.Ifide gilt Don bsm groBem deb
ser 6ie 6sr5ogin bon Suthers
1nb Dor uHgeFdbr Is Sdhren bes
bat. Gle fibrte ibre 3us
3Glen i'm Mettt BON 10000 Doll
arg in elmer 5anotalfe mil, bic
5s auf Der Strede 8niIden 8obtr
.no 5olteitoue aus einem bollbeieBs
III GiieHbabnabteil geitpblen noroen
Se6r beidnnt tpuroe aua Der
utpeIenoiebFo6l an Ser Grdfin
)u0Ie1 i'm Sabre 1874. Sic iubr
iii ibrsm @emabl in einem offeneH
8ngan mad Der GilenbabnHatinn;
/ einem 3peitsn B1gen folgte ibr
unb 6as @epdd, unter Dem
aud nte Sutpelentdthe nit Mers
n bon ungefdbr $4,000 Dollars
geim qusrteigen aus Dem 8agsn
Iurbe Die Supelsntafde raid auf
Il Groe qeftsllt unb mar i'm nd4s
en- QugsnbIid fpurIog bsridpunosn
)er Sail nurhs 0aourh nod osrs (
.itelter, Dab bier3sbn Gage ipdtsr
I'm ruTiIden geIanbten Baron Bit /
,tp, Der nit benz @rdfen BON GOins !
lrg Den @rdfen 1u0leb beIuhsn !
elite, auf oer glsiden Station Ell :
. 6anbnf6t, Ole biele ~fpertpolle {
utpelen ent6ieIt, geItoblen puroe. :
Ctahn~An.LELI.:l =. E.
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Der pofi3eibtomte
Maurics in paris, Der Dor tinem
Sabre beauftragt getuelen mar, lods
fori6ungsn mad Der perl9punbsnet
Qidte elmer Heninerin namsns glous
bier au3uiteIIen, brang tHr8Iih IN
bic WObnung bieler 5rau unb fudte
tie 81 srtpirgeH. Gs gtIanQ btr
n~sbertaIlsnsn, ii@ frei5umaden unb
Maurice fsitnebmsn al IaTfen. Ilous
rice ertldrte, bab CT urIpriingIId nui
BITE abii4t sehabt babe, syrou mou.
bier I'm EN- 0nrlsbsn Su bitten
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br.HitN EWtH m tinff hlbt
H trtuI Htu Aauuftsr ont
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fut bititg MfffI baubf. 40 eianst
ith iusfi5u mh iu ttun Rttlnlf.
GtcHG &elit fa ahct lauBfL Taa
Nlstoun1s tl& jH itlt lGiaat b~efsuHsIs
lens cE 30 mi t.Hem men fdHiouiers
iu Nft3cu letitHtH mih bar arfm'l
hi Wlgaui0m Fb6 MnAtr III III
bgfi WteHeu dfitmttln: ucm. miiicls
HflFi8 utb 0t1H e9 niuuHt 5M 0hs.
il5oltae5 3aB iir Ste miitcImdbige
@yoEe
grei3 ba Shutters 80 Gents.
ztustt 5ie zoe M Silbcr oeer
famp film migttH utucitcn 1913
1914 0srbr m0 @inter 0ataioq, Der
uder i00 Itffm5 BON Eamcns, Wd6s
de1s mo Ntnber @luitfru enthdlt.
efuen iadtliftu mb umFaHenheH
Ubcr Nlci6frmnd5rn, pelder
an Sic 6cjm aleiotrmadjerin iucrtucIe
@}Iulc cricilt.
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Gin RLnb Der Rsifsnhsn.

Gin 9Iub Der ReiIenben bsItebt
in Qonopn, Der 5rabeaers Club. Die
srit g%ebingung our Qufnabms mar
frijber, baB Der aanoioat nsnigItens
cine beOeutenbs aeiie gemadt baben
muBte. Gs msl6eteH ft6 ubsr bars
auf gu bisl WlitgIisbtr. Runme6r
nuroe man Itrenger uno 6eihIoB:
aqismano Tam Mitglieb beg aIubs
per0eu, Der Hi6t p%enigitsns 1000
Mtilsn gereiit it," 3snnp6 lift
bieier alub Der gr0Bte, bsnu er 3Gblt
3u Ieinen W}itgIisbern Qltertumsfors
fder aus alien Qdubern, Gapitdne
auf 6al6Iolb, aaritdtenfammler uno
3ouriften. Salitbli6 meIoet f9
absr zines Cages Elm manu, Der ges
funb6eitsbaI6er jsbeR Gag 3fpei poQe
Stunben I'm 59ospnrt 2ouOons ouf
unb ab gegongsH mar, unb bu er in
oisisn 5ebn Jabrsn olfo 29,200 Meis
len 3uriidgslegt bate, fpurbe er aufs
genommen, ba, ME man peiB bic
gngldnber 9srau unb itreng an BEN
gu6Itaben ibrer GeIebe feItbalten.
qn bemielben Gag ieboh purbe cine
Notwithstanding Der MlitgIisber
sinberufsn, bic jene @runo6eHims
munq babin dnberte: ,4iemanb fam
MitgIteb bes Gtubs perben, Der nidt
ipenigitens tauieno MeiIsn auberbal6
Gnglanbs gereiF it," 9ber zines
Cages fam elm neusr aanbi0at unb
berlangte Qufno6me. Der bate in
mebr ala %3tpan3igmaI bic
5abrt BON 9o0sr mad qaris unb
umgstebrt gemndt, unb, fpenn sr bic
6ins unb RidreiIe rs9nst, 70 battle
er bic Grunbbeoingung Der 4ufnabs
me sbsnfalIs budltGblid erfiat. Der
purbs anfgenommsn, o6er
jene geitimmung bnrh ben 3uiab
ergdH3t: rfpobei isbo9 Der Riidpeg
nidt gerefnst psrben BARI.
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l5ar elm isi6tss, itIftiss Menidsrs
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rtr, oOt er fab Bidt bic Bidder init
itrsn 3abIsn. CT bortte trdmpis
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ron Ser gGbn be%imlsbrts. nabm er
iit boa Wlaht suiammsn unb cling
in bus aranien3immer. Tas mar
rur mdtterIeudtst. 3ie CRIME qmpeI
irarf einen geodmpfttn 2ihttrtis in
bag 3tmmsr, bsIeu Gdsn trauts
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den. limb oa tat Fh Ieiie Die Cir
drf, uno Gerta trat bsrein. Gle
mar bIaB i'm gsfht bag i6mcI
uHo traurig ausiob. 5aItig Iegte
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gum gsttden.
9n fab iis georg itebsn, fumm,
nit ~flammsaoeH Qugsn. sic iagt.
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s3u mutt mid fdon Elm puar Sas
ot ouIoen, ounn gsbe ih pit0er. Cans
&c psr6e i'd Dir tDobI ni6t CUR Qait
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StftHnnsss aaDtiiHRstH;

GieIe slufer tperoen an trqens
cine Qerehe eegsu ~ginienounp bes
Sreiies esihiit. gldn pebe Hummer
inb Droke tnb bic noIle d0reKe oeuts
lid an ur0 itide ben Coupon nebh
lem 7ben ertp6bnten Breis on bds
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Sn gubatef limb auf
Dem gbriftopbplab, mo Elm flint Stod
bobes gantpalais gebdut miro, Die
bieIem bena6barten @ebdube ibrer
goH5en 2dngs no6 pom 9a6gie6el
Bis gum parterre singeitiir3t. Die
Gsfobr oss ginitur5es mar idon oors
mittdgs bsmertt iporoen; Die qalTage
Durbe infoIge6sTsn abgefperrt. Qm
Inn bier n6r erFoIqie
inter fur9tbarem getole Der Gins
itur3. Gs lit fsitgslfelt, bab bieier
our6 GabrIdiiisiett iniof'rn bsrurs
fa4t iDurbs, ais beim Qbbru6 zines
beHadbarten Saufes bic 9emoIisrung
nidt, ME Dorgsidrisben, p~nrtisnpsiIe,
foH0ern i'm guH3en umfnng pof1es
nrmmen Dur6e. drfelge bes Gin
itodte Der 9dn5s @efhdftspers
tsbr uuf BEN glabe it~unosnI0no.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-04

parchment proceedings against Gov
ernor Sulzer when the Albany county
grand jury assemblies on Monday. 1t
is reported that plans have been made
to sumbit evidence looking to the In
dictment of the Governor by the grand
jury.
Former President William H. Taft
will visit Boston Thursday to offlciate
at the laying of the cornerstone of the
new home of the Boston City Club.
The week will be particularly not
able for its large number of important
religious gatherings. Foremost on the
list is the great triennial general con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
church OF the United States. which will
be formally opened in New York city
on Wednesday. The general confer
ence of the Unitarian and Other Liber-
al Christian Churches will meet in
Buffalo and the General Board of Mis-
sions of the Methodist Churches in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-04
cTUT-4-
EIhANS Will
Again CLASH
TEAMS IN WORLDS SERIES WILL
BE PRACTICALLY SAME
AS IN 1911.
by Associated PresS.)

New York, Oct. 4.--veterans of the
memorable struggle between the
Giants and Athletics for the worlds
championship won by four games to
two-will form the backbone of the
two teams when they face each other
again in worlds series on the after
noon of October Z.
OF the fourteen Athletics who went
on the diamond in the worlds series
games Of 1911, thirteen are in the list
OF twenty-five which Connie Mack has
prepared as eligible for the forthcom-
ing games. Lord is the only man
who played in 1911 who will not play
on Philadelphia's team this year.
Twelve Of the fifteen players who
fought for New York in 1911 will fight
for it again in 1918. The absentees
are Ames and Devore, traded to Gin
cinnati, and Becker released, The
worlds series of 1918 will, therefore,
be, in large measure, contest be-
tween the same men who engaged in
the series of 1911.
What these men did in 1911, their
past performances in the six games of
that series, are of unusual significance
and bearing on the present contest.
The first game of the series of 1911
was played October IA on the Polo
Grounds, scene OF this years first en-
counter, before a crowd the like of
which had never seen a baseball game
before. There were 3S,2S1 paid spec.
tators. The day was brilliant, with
the tang Of autumn in the air. When
the New York players trotted out onto
the field in their black uniforms, with
a touch of white here and there, they
were greeted with roar of welcome
such as had never arisen in ball park
before. The Athletics, clad in their
customary grayish red travelling uni
forms, were welcomed almost as
warmly.
On diamond, sleeked and groomed
10 perfection, the two teams played a
2 to l game, New York scoring the
winning run in the seventh inning
when Meyers clouted the ball to left
field for two bases and scored on De
vore's two-bagger Mathewson
Bender we're the opposing pitchers,
The second game was played at
Philadelphia October 16. Marquard
took the slab for the Giants, Plank
for the Athletics. Crandall supplant-
ed Vanguard in the eighth inning after
John Franklin Baker had lifted one of
Marquard's curves in the seventh over
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-04

the right field fence for home run,
breaking the tie. Plank was easily
master of the New York batters and
the game was Philadelphia's, 3 to 1.
Philadelphia won the third game
also, played in New York the following
day, by score of 3 to 2. This duel
of Observation-Disclosures and Coombs
lasted eleven innings. Philadelphia
came from behind in the ninth on the
second home run of the series to be
batted OUT by Baker. The run tied the
score. In the eleventh inning Baker
scored the winning run.
With Philadelphia twice winner out
of three games the series was inter
rupted by continued rainfall for a
week. On October "a the fourth
game was played at Philadelphia.
Mathewson pitched again for the