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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
GIANTS VISIT THEIR
OLD FRIEND WILTSE
no,lc Leads MIXTURE Of Colts
and Veterans to Victory
over Jersey city.
INERTIA ENJOYS NOVELTY

- ,rdor 10 help George Wiltse along
:, his new position as manager OF the
to-.ey CIV shelters the Giants. from
,h,,, 10 was graduated to the man
,rs,,o,,. liked over to West Side Park
yesterday and lined up in an exhibition
came which attracted over 5000 fans.
-he Giants were in charge OF Larry
no,,e who presented a mixed lineup
,,,h enough Of the regulars In action
"a balance the team and enabled them
"a souecgc out victory over wil,se's
,,,at bv a score of to 2.
:, WAS the first real test for Wiltse' $
.,,,ars Their work was creditable and
,,rred up great enthusiasm among the
Jersey CITY fans
Tho rrcsence Of former President
u,o-,a Of Mexico Gen. Jose c. Delgado
sd a marty Of Mexican friends in \
V,y rcar the New York players bench
,,racied considerable attention. Pres
ISer, Edward q. Barrow OF the Inter
,.,ional League also was on hand and
seemed highly pleased by the excellent
turnout
Johnny vcrbout, who was turned over
m NcGraw the latter part Of last sea
so- was sent against Larry Doyle's
.onad and succeeded in holding IL ~
cseck for the five frames he worked
Thompson. a left handler, finished the
game hut had bad inning in .hs
eighth, when four hits and wild pitcf
.rsb,ed the Giants to break the tie with
two counts and the victory.
Klrmayer worked the first half 'o'
New York and Cook completed the job
Singles by Robertson and Merkle In thu
second with muffed NY by Barney oil
Wurray's high one enabled Robertson
N carry in the first run. The Skeeteri
forged ahead in the third on Barney
hunt. Barrys triple and Buses single
The tally was balanced in the fourtl
ard ffth innings. Brainards two bag
ger in the eighth. Grants safe hunt.
Wild pitch. which scored Brainard. an'
Roher,sons hingle. which sent Gran
over sewed 1t up for the visitors. Thu
eeore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
BROOKLYN BOYS GET
PRIZE IN ROAD RACE
Evening High School Runners
Compete in Force in Event
Of BrOnxdale A. G.
FOGEL HAS NO CHANCE

brooklyn Evening Hieh SCHOOL boys
crossed the bridge yesterday and invaded
The Bronx In SUCH force that they
carried of the greater part Of the
honors in the open handicap run Of the
Bronxdale A. C. From the beginning
Of the Journey over the 1--WE mile course
the flock OF Brooklynites was in the
leading division and the high school lads
won the team trophy with a total of
4s points TO 65 scored by the Hollywood
Inn team.
Arthur J. Fogel, the Junior Gross
country champion OF the Metropolitan
Association, was on scratch. but he never
could get near the men who st arted from the
limit 81 4 minutes and finished eighty
sixth in a field OF $50. Three men from
the limit mark drew away from the
bunch after the first two miles. and AZ
four miles Hugh Carroll. an unattached
, runner, worked into a slight lead on W
j. Mcdonald. Kings County A. A. and
e Dorgan. Brooklyn High School. Car
roll proved tho strongest Of the Trio ir
the sprint over the last half mile and
won by fifty yards from Mcdonald, with
; Dorgan in third place, about nifty yards
back.
The fast time prize went 10 H. Acker-
man OF the New York A. c., who worked
/ into forty-third place from the min.
ute mark. His time was ~ minutes
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

The home run season Is on at the. Polo
Grounds-one each for Fletcher, Wheat
and cravath.
get that Plank and Bender came from
worlds champions and multiple winners
Of tho American League pennsnt: They
are slamming the two former Mackians
as II they didn't com" from anywhere IN
Ma,ty's arm IL feeling weak Il isn't
sorc-simply hasn't got its strength yet,
but three or four more days should FIX 1t
We don't know much about Lee Magee
whether he Is an umpire batter, ,rhp or
what except that As manager he has his
Whoever ~ the author, OF the saying
good a; %ne,t ~ ig' mo 3D., S h@r in.n,r a"
don Hc saw zach wheat play baseball,
II W. had ,he rt,lyicg, Of picking King out out
wouldn't go Tar down the line without
'' R"nb5 Hy '% Of tho Phi,ues seems to he
apples At third hts" 'han he VAS at
10 many teams were bent on getting a
Iikr his brother" saws a commenter,
ma some day. Ike his brother, Nc may
,n ono Of the major league baseball
',hs NJ major league baseball!
Mai.ol IL on with a rush for another
American League base stealing champion
they say In boston tina, the Braves are
| lucky to have as good a man as Flt@-
/ patrick tn substitute for the injured tN"rS
{ Trlstran Speaker H. making SLOW he
| ginning. lie has made one base hit In
| fourteen tunes Al bat.
| Prom What could Judge Of Walter
| John -on's form" Tim Murnane observes,
| Il should say II has fallen on % per cent.
Ia 10 sh H bds n" H To- rca a"h his
| speed "
| "One Of my chief ambitions has been 10
| lead "A major league team to pennant,
SAYS Rebel cakes Nc inwhtlo the rehel
| NIL have tn content himself with irving
for pennant with the Pittsburg Feds,
| Apropos Of this bat that Grin gave Ia
| ,oung MIR Savre, n the latter going n
clout home runs with II for Princeton ~
| Williams
The Giants have done very well con
| sidering that they haven't become accli'
| mated 10 the warm weather after theii
| month In Teass.
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Tommy Burns evidently has sickened
Of the fight promoting game in New
Orleans. The former heavyweight
champion. who built an arena there has
dlsappeared and has not been seen or
heard from in three weeks.
Tommy went 10 New Orleans to buck
the opposition headed by Dominick Tor
torich. For a while he WAS fairly sue
cessful Came then Uncle Tom Me-
Carey from California when the game
was shut off in that state. II looked
like a three cornered fght for existence,
but Tortorich very wisely took Mc'ar"y
into his camp
The pair combined against the Cana
dian and Tommy shouldered "A heavy
personal loss for while. Then came a
spIit between McCarey and Tortorich,
NrCarry refused to put any real money
into the ventures and Tortorich said
they were through. McCarey headed
for New Haven. got half way here
turned on his heel and gladdcned tho
hearts of the regulars around Venice,
cal, ny returning home to stay,
After this split the battle between
Tortorlch and Burns for promoting su-
premacy was pretty keen, Tortorich
I ntrcnched and Knowing his town, had
all the hest of II. He got the hest
talent and BURNS found himself noundcr-
| ing Evidently he decided To back out
/ as quietly AZ possible. That's why
| Rurns's arena is dark these DAYS. TIC
| chances are II will he dark for many
! days to come.
| TorTorich. having the only club N
| America where twenty round decislo,
bouts can be held, Is wearing a smile
that won't come off these DAYS, Doina
| for the home talent IL no easy matter
McCarey and Burns are poorer. but
ever so much wiser, Bob Armstrong
wise old owl OF the ring, said once, 81
you caln't git in whar man lives how
| am YOU gwine to beat h.m?"
Young Ahearn had little difficulty II
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BROWNS DIsAPPOINT CROWD.
Ten Thousand See Cleveland Win
-,J.ck.on Makes Long Homer.

ST LOUIS. April lS.-1he Browns out
drew the Federals two 70 one to-day
when they played 10 some 10000 fans.
but disappointed them by losing TO
cleveland, Il to |. Mitchell held the
Browns to four blows and dropped In
nine strike outs. Weinan was bumped
regularly IN the early frames. In the
first Turner doubled and Chapman sin
pled Chapman was caught stealing, but
Jackson put the ball in the fight field
seats Grauey cleaned up with triple
10 centre In the third, following walks
10 Turner. Chapm.r ard jackson, The
browns were hlarked until tho ninth.
when Chapman's Wild throw sent Kauff-
man home The score.
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fORECIOsuRE SALES.

YORK; RffTNlTio &oT pfHr '.2NG1Hag fpESSSKW,
r'sinl'ni o, ssSin'' hENGl <,"IN' ana
In pursuance of . judgement ~ fore;
closure ani sale. duly mai" 'ui entered
date " thc ' iS,h day Of MaroR. jSis t. TIC
Undersigned. tho referee In said Judgment
E HGSans %' s si Sc ru'H 20. 'u is VeseS
street, II, the Roroush Of Manhattan, Cliy
HENRY BRADY. Auctioucer. tho promise,
direried by SAL judgment TO he -g2id, ani
certain plot. piece or parcel Of land stu.
ate lying and being In the Borough ~
York. bounded and described rs follows:
sE4iNNiNn a, ,p point on ne North;
Legally opened. distant four hundred and
tortEinve g Va f,St and .'eyen one hun.
along the same from tho corner iorn,a
by the ,iptersegti3n 81 sSii theAsteriy
street SAID point Of 9esinnins sseins d.,
feet Westerly rom the Westerly side Of
Broadway on n line AZ right angles there
to; running thence NorthcrlN parallel with
IS75, feet westerly from the westerly side
OF broadway. two hundred and twenty
snndrcdihs % 100 Of loot 10 he south.
erly side of one hundred and siNtieth
ss eg s al now Sd oHt ne1 o WS SsIey
and slxtieth street one hundred G00l
feet: thence Southcrly. parallel with and
distant six hundred and seventy five t675,
feet Westerly from the Westerly side of
Broadway two hundred and four COD
feet and sixty four ono hunircdths t6i- 1907
of a foot TO the sald Northeasterly p'ds
OF Riverside Drive; thence Southeasterly
along said Northeastery side " Riverside
Drive as IT curves one hundred and two
tl02) feet and ninety six one hundredths
,2G- l00I of foot to the point or place OF
beginning. The above described premise
lie In section :. Block 2l3f on the Land
Map Of the city OF Sew York
Dated. New York. March .ath. 1915.
MARTtN CONPOY. Referee.
wOoDFoRD. BONEE n BUTCHER. At
torneys for Plantir, No. Madison
Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO he sold, ~ "a vacant land and has
no street number:
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WHITE SOX TIE IT BUT LOSE.
Tigers Flare Forth IN Eighth and
Exc ont winning rally.

DETROIT, April iS.--The White Sox
lost hard luck game to the Tigers to-
day, score To- : In a fierce uphill fight
the visitors managed to tie the score ~
the seventh. The Tigers were not TO be
denied. however, and they put the game
on ice in the eighth Wolfgang walked
Mckee and pauss Dauss was forced at
second on Bushs rap TO Brief and Baker,
running for Mckee, took third on the
play. lie scored on Young's sacrifice fly
to Felsch. Cobb was very much in the
game. scoring three OF the Tiger tallies.
The score:
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Fultons Defeat our Boys.

The Fulton Athletic Club soccer eleven
defeated the team Of Our Boys Football
club by goals TO in New York state
League championship game AZ Woodside,
l.. /. Yesterday. AZ half time the home
team led by to o. Frost. Barnow
and Click shot the goals FOR the winners
and Gallagher scored on a penalty for
the losers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
Shelters Lose keshH GianBrookbn Ceh3s HANDLED

10 seconds. and II. Roden narrowly
missed putting this honor 20 the credit
Of Brooklyn Evening High, AS he
landed In ninth place in 81 minutes
81 seconds which was eleven seconds
better than the time made by the
scratch man. The order OF finish OF the
flrst twenty-five men:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
wAGNER's PINCH HIT WASTED
Hans TIES score hut Cubs Take
Game In Tcuth Iuniug.

CHICAGO, April Is.--The Cubs won q
ten inning game from Pittsburg to-day,
score . to I. Vaughn pitched great
game. striking out nine Pirates. The
Cubs scored a run In the third inning
on pass to BresnafS'n and Goods
double. The Pirates cvencd II up in the
seventh on three singles Wagner was
taken from the bench to pinch hit and
his single scored the tying run. In the
zenith phelan reached first on an error.
stole second and scored the winning run
on Flshcr's single. The score
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,bbafI Tor Higgins IN the ninth inning
Ian '0r Ilcuu lu the ninth mnIng
'hf''' ior boak m the ninth inning
= Io'ts ..... n q o.
tu0urti. a A A
nlhs zach lcrzo-. Killfer. Groh Moll
w. ''Hnc. HIs-Ins Bcscher Two base
'To,i " I-pu. Beck Three base hit -
i.'' I'nuhl' uiavs Iicrzog and Mollwtz;
ana H'rlp- struck ont By Suidcr 2;
~, Nmd.r on Doak =: of Dale l.
,,v"e QUE % minutes umplrcs -Quig
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Runs Brainard Grant Rohertson. =; KIT
MAYER Rarney. Barry. Truesdale. Two base
nit, Barnard >; Robertson, o,lrary. Bar
rey wr,.h, Three base hit-Barry. Sac
rhr nv Murray stolen hases-Doyle.
Murray Barney. Trucsdale, .. Left on bases
New YORK :; Jersey City. :. Double play
Thompson. Truesdale and Barry. Bases or
hall.-Oh Kirmayer /: on Cook. I: of
Thompson / struck out-By Kirmsyer. I:
:, Cook, J.; by WORKOUT. :; by THOMPSON !
~ nv ni'chcr-By Kirmayer 1Trucsdalr>
Cook True sdalel by NerboIt ,Brainard'
Wild pitch Thompson. Hits-On Nerbout.
~ Ave innings; off kirmayer, IN nvt
Innings rmpirc-Merrity Time hour and
d mnutrs
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NJ Underwood Philadelphia Giants g.,
NJ b'A'er Park-Hobokcn Z, cypress
~ ,,'rta - Farmers, II. Suburbans Of
.N A-.,.. Park Empire CITY G. plain.
-, T. j. 'rrst game. Empir" iity,
'S'N"rt g.. 3 tsrrond game
A. ''-.u Awtov. =. J.--lAncoln stars.
At'.'. NirhnF. 2 rNrst game. Perth
game ''.''' '''""'''
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T6. s,MfT

The Approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the abnNe-ds
scribed property IL 10 be sold. Is so2.l66.6'.
with Interest thereon from the 18Th day OF
March, 1913, together with costs and allow.
ances amounting TO stGS o.. With interest
from March 10Th. 1915. together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount of tho taxes, assessments and water
rates, or other iiens, which are 20 be al
lowed to the purchaser out % the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. Is s3.ll72S
and interest.
Dated. New York, March :a'h. 1918.
MARTIN CONBOY. -.eferes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
SNYDER HUMBLES CARDINALS
'h'incible After First InninR, So
Reds Win with Ease.

CiNciNSArl April ls.--Snider was in
Nfcloe after the first inning to-day and
score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The Tigers nosed out the White Son
in a heavy hitting game yesterday and
Cleveland trounced the Browns in de-
cisive fashion.
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, q: Chicago. :.
Cleveland. g; St Louis, l
Detailed standing NJ the Clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.

To-day's schedule.
YhNedelphla In New York
brooklyn In Boston 1.-TWO cameo
tlttsburs IN chicago
~ Louis In Cincinnati.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-19

'Rat'od Tor Wo-cIy IN INC Tour'h INNING
Baltimore ........... = @-!e
newark .'.''.,...,, 3 . i
Runs Campbell. .; McKechnie schae Ter,
Esmond Znn. .: Swalna. >; Meyer. =;
Suggs .: Knabe Doolan owens Duncan.
Sacrifice hits-Esmond. linn sacrifice fly
Iaporte Two ba-.' hiis-Csmpbell Sva"ina,
HUM. Three base hlts-SHacina. Suggs.
Xinn. Esmond Bases on hals-On Mo-ley.
!; on Moran, I: of .sugss. I struck out.
Ry Moseley .: hy Moran. .: hy SuEg- >.
Hit by pitched ball-By Suggs IScheeri Wild
pitch Moseley, Hts-On Quinn, in a part
of the first inning: on SUES. : IN nine
Moran. = III Ave innings. Double plays
walsh. Knahe and swacina: Doolan and
swaclna; Esmond, Lannrte and Huhn. First
base on errors Newark .: Baltimore
rpf, on bases Newark II: Baltimore
Umpire. tombstone and Fyfe Time: hours
minutes
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NEWARK. April 1s.-The Newfeds lost
TO the Terrapins in the first Sunday
game on tho formers field IN Harrison
to-day. score II to !. Jack Quinn, who
started on the mound for Knabe's men.
was derricked before man had been
retired IN the opening inning. Suggs
who relieved him, pitched good ball.
Moseley on whom Manager Phillips
pinned his faith, was hit hard from the
start. but was kept on the mound until
the nth inning. when Harry Moran took
up the task. George Mullen having been
sent IN to bat for Moseley. Moran was
effective with the exception OF the Anal
inning The field work OF both teams
was ragged About $4,000 fans saw the
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40 STANTON STREET

The approximate amount Of 'he lien or
charge. to sjtiSfy which the above 4 To-
scribed properly Is to be sold. IL Elevsn
thousand fOur hundred and forty-one j7-iD0
tsll,44l.51t dollars with Interest thereon
from the End day Of April. 1915. together
with costs and allowance amounting 10
Three hundred and forty-three so 90
s3i3so) dollars, with interest from April
7th. 1915. together with the expenses Of
the sale: The spprosimate amount OF the
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, Is SIX hundred nfty-
six 05-i60 H65s.05D dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. April 10. 1918.
EUGENE T. sPIEGELBERG. Referees.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati and Chicago pushed the
Giants into fourth place yesterday,
when they went into second ard third
notches by beating ST. Louis and Pitts
burg, respectively.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago :. Putsburg. I ,ten inningsl.
Cincinna,!, $ -. Louis :.
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.u,iind 'n- weiltrau IN the eighth inning
tpstied FOR RcmucsS m tho Uuih inning
Cleveland ..... 9 q q q -
- Louis. ............. n n II
Runs Turner .; Chapman. Jackson .:
Shields Kaufman Two hase hits-Turner.
y Sell Kaufman Three base hits -Graury.
Kaufman Home run Jackson Sa"rltice
hi Mitchell Passed ball AEnew stolen
has Turner. shields. o.: Ielhold Wild
pitch Rcmucas Bases on halls-Of Mitchell.
7. off wwlmtu @. OF Rcmucas J. Sirucl,
nuf-W Mitchell .. by WCilmau. ?; hy
Rcmu.as Time. hours ~ minutes I'm
pres Diu,cn aud Nallln
Pacific Coast League.
Salt Lake I. Oakland, rwe're I'm
u'ng- morning. salt Lake. ., oakland,
,tf'eruuour.
san Frau,is,o. :, Los Anre.es . ,morr-
iugt lsN- Angeles. ., san Francisco, =
ga teruonN'.
Venice n. Portland, :.
STANDING OF THE CTrpS
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TEAM COMPETITION.


Memphis. 6: Little Rock. :.
Mobile, 5: Atlanta, /.
Nashville. 3. Chattanooga. ?
P,rmineham. &: New orleans, A.
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Tommy Burns Knoqus When He Has
Enouqh: Leaves Field to 7ortorich

dlspoSing Of Gus Christie IN philadcl-
phia SATURDAY night. Ahrarr upcurd q
deep cut over ChriStic's loft eye and
Gus was practically blinded from = flow
that mad" him a mark for Ahearn's
darts after that.
Just "a show YOU how Nou'll lose In
a percentage gamhl" sometimes IN tell
YOU a little joke on myself" said Dan
Mckctricll yesterday. = had turned
down an offer uf $500 for Ahcaru's ser
vices against Christie and told the pro-
motors ! would gamble on n percentage
basis Instead. For som" un1ccourtahle
reason IN" fans didn't turn out There
was 500 In tho house and | only got
. percentage of that And I refused
$500 Nat. I wish some heavy houfod
traffic cop would hoist me over a sky
scrapcr,"
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InrdF 'Si u TT " . -, -,
tBa,ted for Schang in the seventh inning.
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Slated for Good in the tenth inning.
Pittsburg. q ot
lChicaso............. 90 % 0 o l.?
Runs -Bresnahan. Phclan, Lejeune. Two
base hus-Good. Schultz, Niox. Baird.
S pSuSIe psy,scsaIs and Gerssr ss1Se
han. Phcian. Bases on balls-OH McQuillan.
!; on Cooper .: on Vaughn. 3. struck out
by Vaughn. 2; by McQuilian. I; by Cooper.
Z Time? hours 10 minutes Umpires-
Klein and Emslie
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south Atlantic League.


~ - Antony, I, Ridgewood
G"ssrhal Polo Grounds To- day, $3.50 +. NJ.
4"'s ~. Fhidde phts--AdV,
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NEWFEDS LOSE THEIR
INITIAL SUNDAY GAME
Baltimore Piles Up Score of l 2
to $ Before Big Crowd at
Harrison Park.
Yesterday'a Results.
Baltimore. IL: Newark. s.
st. Louis. ); chicago. l.

To-day. schedule.
Brooklyn in Buffalo.
Baltimore in Newark.
Kansas City In PittshurG
Chicago In st Louis.
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Young Ahearn had little difficulty In
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
KNOWN IN TEXAS.
tBy Associated Pressl

Dallas, Tex, April is.-Gsrros has
fiwn here and in other Texas cities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
ROOSEVELT DAMAGE
SUIT ON TRIAL
tBy Associated Pressl
William Barnes Jr. Suing Colonel
Roosevelt for Fifty Thousand
Dollars Damages.

Syracuse, y. Y. April ia jury
is being chosen today for the trial
Of the William Barnes Jr. $4,000 libel
suit against Theodore Roosevelt
Both sides asked the talesmen II the
political prominence" Of either
Roosevelt or Barnes viii influence
them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
Wants Spain to Declare Herself.
fBy Associated Press1

Madrid. April 19.-Count de Roma
nones. former Sanish Premier. while
delivering an address Sunday. urged
that Spain declare herself in sym
Pathy with one side or the other In
the present war, and said that Spain
had been friendly toward the allies.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
GERMANY CENTERLN(3 FORCES IN EAST
DESPERATE EFFORT
TO CRUSH THE RUSSIANS

Viii Withdraw Troops From France and Belgium
and Send Them to the St-Heavy Austrian
Artillery Before Verdun to Go to Poland.
Hungarian Cavalry to Go From West to era.
COW in Galacia -GarroS, Celebrated French
Aviator, Who Has Made Flights in Texas,
Was Captured by the Germans Today-Ger.
many, 1t Is Announced, Has Abandoned the
Offensive in France and Will Maintain Only
Defensive There-Both France and Ger.
many Claiming Gains-Austrian Attacks
Have SubSided- Spain Asked to Declare
Herself.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
SAYS PAPER RATES
ARE UNREASONABLE.
Rates on News Print From Galveston
to Oklahoma So classed by Inter.
state Commerce Commission.
lBy Associated Press.l

Washington. April i9.-The Inter.
state Commerce Commission an.
nounces that it finds rates on the
Santa Fe and other railroads on news
print paper from Galveston. Texas.
to Oklahoma City and other Okla.
homa points are unreasonable.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19

Are you being fooled? The Singer
Sewing Machine Company does not
resort to tricks and catch schemes in
order TO sell you a machine. We sell
the Singer on its own merits. T. A.
Satterwhite.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
German Statement.
tBy Associated Press.l


Berlin. April i9.-(Offcial.i-south
Of Ypres yesterday the British we're
elected from minor German positions
they held. British attacks along the
railroad from Ypres to Confines broke
down with heavy losses to them.
The French attacks at Combres
and In the vosges failed.
Between the Meuse and the Moselle
there is only artillery fighting.
The British and French reports
concerning victories on the Western
front are all inventions.
The Eastern front is unchanged.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
BARON De REUTER-
A. SUICIDE
Head Of English News agency Took
His Own Life over Grief
for Death OF Wife.
[Ry AssoeIated Pre.s.1

London. April 10. - Baron Herbert
de Reuter- managing director Of Reu.
ters Telegram Company. was found
dead yesterday at his home in Surrey.
A discharged revolver was nearby
and II IS believed he was a suicide.
lie had been prostrated since the
death OF his wife on last Thursday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-19
tBy Associated Press.I

Geneva, Switzerland, April ia
dispatch received here gives the Inn,
preston that the Germans have de.
eideo to concentrate their energies
on the Eastern campaign.
II is said that Germany has decided q
to transfer the Austrian heavy artil.
lery now before verdun 70 Poland.
and TO send back to crseow in West
eaIieia the Hungarian cavalry now
on the Western front.