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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
Can Braves Break q
World Record i? Come
Out Today and See

No world series has ever been won
IN four straight games. The nearest
that any team has ever come to ac-
eompishing this feat was when. In
1907, the Chicago Cubs won -four
games of the series from the Detroit
Tigers and the Tigers won none at all
but sandwiched in between the vic
tories of the cubs was a tie-game
called on account of darkness. The
Boston Braves have a chance today to
break a world record.
on the other hand, in 1908, IN a
seven-g game world series between the
Pittsburgh Nationals and that famous
old Boston American league team
headed by Jimmie Collins. Pittsburgh
won the first three games with little
difficulty Thereupon Boston did
what Connie Mack's Athletics now
hope to do--turned around and won
the next four and the worlds cham
pionship.
So that any way it comes, todays
game is sure to be epochal. Come TO
the Journal scoreboard at noon ana
see things happen Every play IS
photographed for you. You can hear
the telegraph instrument click off the
news while the operator serves It TO
you fresh from the griddle. Not only
that. blft the best baseball statistician
In Albuquerque is on hand to see that
"A complete and accurate record OF
hits, errors, extra base hits stolen
bases. sacrifice hits and all the other
dope is handed out to you just as i
happens. You don't have to stop ana
figure out which pitcher has the best
OF il as far as the game has gone. All
you have to do is to look at the jour
nal bulletin board.
Come out again at noon today ana
make yourself at home around the
Journal bulletin board
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
EXPECTS COTTON LOAN
PROPOSAL TO SUCCEED

St. Louis, Mo, oct. IA predic-
tion that the $l50,00O,00 cotton loan
fund recently approved by the federal
administration and the federal reserve
board would be completely subscribed
and ready for use by the end Of this
week was made here today by j. n.
Sloan, member of the committee
which accompanied Festus j. Wade,
author of the plan to Washington last
week.
This statement was made at a con-
ference between officers of the Bust
ness MEMS league and merchants
manufacturers and railroad men held
with the view of discussing means Of
increasing the uses of cotton. The
conference was called at the request
OF r. D. Bowen Of Paris, Texas, chair
man of the committee for greater cot
ton consumption of the Southern
states Cotton association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
War Bulletins.

London. Oct i3 (i:30 Il. m.)-ThC
sian army which have been published
contain IL total of 2f1,O00 killed,
wounded and missing, according 10 u
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam.
London, Oct. i3 (2:t0 Il. m.)-Ihc
Belgian town OF Client Is now oc-
cupied by the Germans, according To
an Amsterdam dispatch 10 The Keu-
ter Telegram company. thlans arriv-
ed at Sclzactc, n short distance from
GLcnt and the commander announced
that 5000 soldiers must he quartcred
In the village.
Rome (,ia Paris, Oct. 13, I u. m.)
The French embassy here has issued
u communication saying that the
French cannon of long range landed
at Antiyari. September -, have all
becn transported 10 the top Of Mount
Loychen, from which a bombardment
OF Cattaro, DaImaiia, has begun.
Rome (via Paris. Oct. 10. $3.50 a..
m. The Austrian- are proud OF
their aviatOrs who. since the begin
ming Of the war. lave covered 10000
miles In their machines without be-
ing caught by the Russians, accord
Ing to dispatches received here. The
airmen have done good scouting ser
vice. II Is said getting exact details
regarding the Russian advance.
London. oct. Fin II dispatch
from Rome the correspondent Of the
Central News says that Montcnegrin
troops are now only u few hours
march from Ragusa. the Russo-iIun-
garian seaport in Dalmatia. the fall
OF which Is believed to he imminent
Paris. oct - uf:f5 u. m1-fhc
following official statement was Civ
en- out tonight.
There is nothing In particular to
report.
Violent attacks have occurred
along the front. We have gained
ground al some points and we have
not lost at any place.
Venice, Oct. ~ tyia Paris. G:30 D..
m.)-Adyices from Vienna state that
although, the import duties on food
stuns have been suspended bs the
Austrian government, prices thus far
have shown no signs of decreasing.
The newspapers openly accuse the
Austrian landed proprictors of en-
deayoring 10 make the utmost of the
war situation. regardless OF the needs
of the public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13

on Deals out and counted on Maran-
Ivillc's single to right
With the score to the play con-
tinued without advantage one way OF
4 the other until the tenth inning. The
Mackmen began the extra session by
scoring two runs when schang singled
to left and was safe on Tyler's late
throw TO second on Murphy's ground
er to the pitcher. After Oldring was
out. Collins walked and Schang and
Murphy scored on Bakers single.
Gowdy started the Braves rally
with a home run into the bleachers
hack Of center field. Moran got a
PASS off Bush. went to third on Eyers'
single over second and came home on
connolly's sacrifice fly. Again the
score was tied.
Another inning and a half passed
without result, but when Catcher
Gowdy came to bat for the Boston
club in the twelfth session, he opened
with q double to left field. his third
hit Of the game. From the midway
hap he called for a relief runner ana
Mann was sent TO his place. Bush
purposely passed Gilbert, sent in as
"a pinch hitter for James. When Mo-
ran hunted half way between third
and the pitchers box. Bush grabbed
the ball and attempted to eaten Mann
at Baker's station. Bullet Joe'sH
throw was wild The ball went into
the left field. the relief runner round
ed third and romped home with the
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Continued on Page ThreeJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
Resolution Is Passed Directing
Caranza TO Release All PO-
liticaI Prisoners Without
Further Delay,
SPIRIT OF HARMONY
Is SAID TO PREVAIL
Brother of First Chief Reaches
Mexico City at Head Of a
Strong Force Supplied With
Artillery,

Washington, Oct. l2.-llOppful re-
ports reached Washington today OF
the progress of the first days work
ol the military convention being held
At Aguas Calientes TO determine the
personnel of the future government
Of Mexico Not only are Generals Car
rama and villa represented. but Gen
eral Zapata has sent three delegates
whose credentials have heen accept
ed
The official report OF the meeting
transmitted to the American govern
ment said the convention formally
met and organized last Saturday, adj
iournng until today
Gen. Antonio vilareal. military
governor of the state of Nuevo Leon
WAS chosen permanent chairman
with Generals Robles and Natera vice
chairmen The minutes Of the prcvi-
Gus convention at Mexico CITY were
formally approved
Villa Gains Point.
The basis Of representation agreed
upon was that each delegate must
prove that he had command of AZ
least 1000 men in the army or must
have been identified as general oi
governor with the constitutionalisi
movement before Zacatecas was cap.
tured from the Huerta government
It was this point on which General
villa had been insisting from the be-
ginning
Gen. Eduardo Hay, one of the mer
who opposed the acceptance Of Car
ranza's resignation at the Mexico
city convention. made an impassion-
ed speech, urging the adoption of q
resolution calling on General Carran-
IA to release all political prisoners as
General villa had done. He was en-
Enthusiastically applauded as he sug-
gested that the language of the res
olution be changed from a request
to an order. He said that the acts
and resolutions Of the convention
should be regarded as orders upon
all chiefs including Carranza
The convention passed the resolu-
tlon in that form
Spirit of Harmony.
Official reports further stated that
the prevailing spirit of the meeting
is one Of harmony and a unanimity
of feeling exists against further
bloodshed.
Some delegates had no arrived
when the convention organized on
Saturday and todays meetings Was
expected to develop a discussion of
the form of government to be adopt
ed. One of the plans under discussion
would provide for a commission form
of government composed Of represen-
tatives of all factions, with the idea
that the general election could be
conducted more satisfactorily to all
under that system.
The constitutionalist agency here
received the following telegram to-
day from Mexico City:
Strong Force i'm Mexico city.
Gen. Jesus Carranza at the head
of the second division of the center
and at the head of an army Of more
than 10000 men with sixty cannon
and seventy machine guns, has ar
rived at the capital, having come
from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec,
where he superintended the muster
ing out of the federal troops located
in that region and he took over the
narrisons Of Guavmas and MaZatlan"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
Summary of War
NeUs of Yesterday

The occupation OF Antwerp by the
Germans has peen followed, according
to the latest reports, by the occupa-
lion OF Ghent, which would seem Il
confirm the German plan, as Il al-
ready has been outlined. of a move.
mcnt toward the coast With ostcnd az
It's objective
II is pointed ont by British military
experts that it Is Germany's Intention
to mike permanent stronghold OF
Antwerp IN order 10 hold helRlum II
her grin aud in this way gain post
tion within easy reach of the Eng
lish coast
The fighting along the great line
extending almost from the North SCI
To the German province of Lorraine
continues with Indefinite results fol
the actual operations in the northern
sections Of France are not being di'
vulged 10 any extent by the officiu
statements issued by the French wal
department Where the British rein
furccments have heen sui Is a mat
ter of Conjecture, but II IL believed {
considerable force is already In tbs
neighborhood Of Ostend.
German submarines have again
come into prominence by the sinking
Of the Russian armorcd cruiser Palln-
da In the Baltic sen. The Palladn,
with the Admiral Makarov and the
Bayan have been engaged in patroll-
ing the Baltic. The German suhma-
rines nude an attempt against the
Admiral Makarov on October 0, but
With no success but on the following
day one of them succeeded In iofpe-
doing the Palada, which sank almost
Immediately. according to the Russian
official report. with All her crew, con
sisting of nearly 500 officers and men.
Recruiting in England is again be-
ing actively pushed for the need OF
men is recognized ana the require
ments for service in the infantry have
been lowered Ia insure "a large supply
OF recruits simiiurly Great Britain
is taking precautions against raids
over British towns by German air.
ships. this action probably resulting
from the recent attacks on Paris by
aeroplnnes,
Just what measures the British
has devised to repulse
such attacks, have not been divuged.
but It is understood that the aviation
corps II ready to take the air nt the
first sign Of German air cruisers
Berlin officially reports that the
in France Is satisfactory 80
far az her arms are concerned ana
other official reports Indicate that
the German and Austrian armies have
made impressive progress in the RUS
sian campaign. Russia is reported TO
have abandoned the Siege of Pre-
mysl the important Austrian fortress
In Galcia and Is lining up TO meet a
threatened attack by the Anstro-Ger-
man arm.
Marquis d san Giulano the italian
for foreign affairs. Is report
ed to be dying Should his death oc-
cur II is possible It may have an im-
portant effect on the attitude of italy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
ENGLISH SPIES MAY RE
THICK IN i.NGIANI

London. oct II G. D. mj--Not-
withstandine the reassuring statement
issued by The home office last Thurs
day to the effect that the spy system
established ty Germany IN this coun-
try has been completely broken up,
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, re-
tired, is convinced that 1t still exists
aud constitutes . grave menaee to
the safety OF the country,
In It letter published today Lord
Charles calls upon his countrymen 80
take strong action with regard to the
Ierowd of alien enemies in our midst "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
The Day in Congress
SENATE.

Met at II a. m.
Resumed debate on war tax Dlil
Secretary Bryan urged foreisn re-
lations committee to dispose OF peha-
ing treaties, particularly the propos-
ed Nlcaraguan canal rights eohVeh-
ton
Favorable report on peace treaty
with Russia voted by foreign reia-
tions committee.
Senator overman, for cotton states
senators. gave notice that efforts 10
adjourn would be opposed until some
legislation was enacted to relieve the
cotton situation.
Second report from Alaska coal
land leasing bill conference present
ed.
Recessed at p. m. until / a. m,
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13

Washington, oct 12.-President
Wilson win acknowledge the receipt
of French protests against alleged
German atrocities transmitted to the
state department last week without
attempting TO pass judgment. He
told callers today that similar treat
ment would be given to all such rep
reservations from the nations at war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
RUSSIAN REVERSES BEFORE
PRzEMYSL ADMITTED AND
Nj NEWS FROM BELGIUM
IS PERMITTED BY CENSO|
ABSOLUTELY NO KNOWLEDGE OF
WHEREABOUTS OF GARRISON NOW
IN RETREAT FROM ANTWERP

Paris Reports Indicate Fighting Along Entire Line With Al
lies Extending Operations Far 10 North Where Their
Forces Are Met at All Points by Germans Who Success
fully Resist 0utflanking Movement Mystery Shrouds the
Campaign Being Carried on in Eastern Theater Beyond
Fact That AusrianS Claim Victories and Petrograd Dis
patches Announce Change Of Plan, Which Is Construed
Into Admission Of Disaster Of Some Magnitude.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
HEART BREAKING GAME IS
Inst IN TWELFTH INNING
RY ATHLETICS WHEN BUSH
THROWS BALL INTO STANDS
BRAVES NEED ONLY ONE MORE
VICTORY TO BREAK ALL RECORDS
FOR WORLD SERIES CONTEST

Closest and PreteSt of All Games Of Present Series Won
by Stalngs' Men Before Enormous Crowd in Hubtown
Arena: Lefty Tyler Not as Good as Rudolph or James
but Effective in PnChes; GOwdy Again Stars as Long
Distance Hitter, Making Home Run in Tenth That Helps
Save His Team From Defeat; Baker and Collins Redeem
Themselves by Playing Better Game at Bat and in Field
Than They Have Done So Far.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
(By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.)

RosTON oct one Of played
worlds the Philadelphia Athletics
a
u record their
the rugglc
the New York Giants and
equalng onSs play has been
corded under national commission auspices
in
six alternately Iet tied
m forged ahead on bright sunlight
outside park ana
the baseball aboundns
dramatic incidents baseball strategy that the $4,000
lifted surhts
b, he
Ne, pIayers mounted hall of fame and
winning
r,, finally crossed dusk
n was pcndld game lose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13

audacity. This fdctory while furnish
ing gun cotton TO the government was
in the hands of Germans and II mas
even been declared that the powder
that blew up the battleships Iona ana
I.iberte was made OF defective gun
cotton furnished by this mil
II is known that more than 5000
German spies. were arrested IN Bel
GUM, most of whom have been tried
by eourtmartIal How many have
been arrested in France il Is not
known, the government having sue
oeeded in throwing an impenetfable
voil over ali these proceedings
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
Athletics Face big job.

Athletics face Big Job.
The Braves rushed joyously from
the field determined toinclipch the
championship title of ip14owith a
fourth victory tomorrow while the
Athletics, taciturn and grave, filed
slowly out of the park still hopeful
that their famous machine would yet
rise to the emergency that faced it.
To retain the honors won last fall
the Mackmen must win the next four
games, task generally considered i'm
possible by followers OF baseball. The
odds on the Boston club tonight are
. 10 / with little Athletic money IN
sight. The striking feature of the
game was the fighting spirit shown
By the youthful combination that
MANAGER George Stallings has gath
cred around him to represent this city.
Repeatedly the Philadelphia team
would battle It's way into the lead only
to witness its rival draw alongside in
the same or the succeeding inning,
Never once during the long and nerve
racking contest did the Braves cease
their attack. Both from an individual
and collective standpoint they de-
served the victory they won.
The American leaguers were the
first to score, sending run across
the plate in the opening inning on
two-base salute off Tyiers
delivery. He moved to third on Old
rings sacrifice and scored when Con-
molly dropped Collins high fly. The
Braves tied the score in the second
inning on Maranville's walk, steal OF
second and sprint to the plate on
Gowdy's double into the left field.
Gowdy Is Star of Game.
In the fourth inning each added
another run. For the Athletics, NC
lnnis doubled in the same spot ana
scored on Walsh's single to left.
Schmidt responded for the home team
with n single over second, advancing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
German Vessels Attack Rus
sian Fleet in Baltic Sea 0c-
tober 10 and Fail, but Sue
ceed Next Day,
DISASTER ADMITTED
IN OFFICIAL REPORT
MuScovite Ships Open Heavy
Fire on Little ASsaiIantS but
Are Unable to Drive Them
Away From Prey

potrograd. oct. l2.-An official
communication issued today an
nounecs that on October o.. the Rus
sian armored cruiser rallada was
torpedocd in the Baltic sea by Ger
man submarine and sank with All her
crew
The text of the communication
which was made public by the marine
department follows.
con October 10. German sub
marines were sighted In the Baltic sea.
The same day, early IN the morning,
the submarines attacked the cruiser
Admiral Makarov. which had stopped
to search suspected bark flying the
commercial flag of the Netherlands
"A submarine of the enemy
launched several torpeloes, which
luckily missed the mark and caused
no damage whatsoever to the cruiser.
"On October II at o'clock in the
afternoon the submarines Of the enc
my again attacked our cruisers Bayau
and Pallada, which were patrolling
the Baltic
Although the cruisers opened a
very strong fire. one Of the subma-
rines succeeded in launching torpe-
does against the pallada. whereupon
an explosion resulted and the cruiser
sank with all her crew
The afmored cruiser pallada car
ried complement of SOS men. Sha
measured 443 feet and had displaoe-
ment Of 7,1,5 tons Her speed was
twenty-five knots. With the Admiral
Makaroy and the Mayan. she consti-
tuted group of cruisers known as
the "Bayan class
The Pallada carried two S-nch
guns eight 6-inch guns twenty-five
i2-pounders and four three FOUNDERS
in addition to torpedo tubes She was
laid down in 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13

Met at noon.
Resumed debate on Philippine pli'
Rivers and harbors committee Not-
ed favorably to report on resolution
authorizing use of any money allotted
under rivers and harbors appropria-
ton bill for removal of Coenties reel
in New York harbor.
Adjourned at 5:12 p. m. until noon
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
Renorls nnmh IncIdent

Washington. oct. i2.---Ambassador
i9errick's report today of the raid on
Paris by German aircraft yesterday
places the casualties at three dead and
fourteen wounded.