davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

be badly Handicapped in their attempt
to keep pace with the Boston gate.
Should the series go but four games,
as was the case a year ago, the at
tendance would be 1000 for Boston
and 10000 for Philadelphia. This to-
tai would be a new record for a four
game series since the Braves-Athletic
series Of 1914 drew 111OO9. If the
full seven games should be required TO
decide the title. with four played in
Boston and three in Philadelphia and
the teams play to park capacity. the
total attendance would surpass 260,.
0O0 The record 90 date is 251.gO1,
made i'm the 1912 series between the
Boston Red Sox and the New York
Giants, when eight games We're played
before the Red Sox won the champion.
ship.
Under almost any conditions it is
reasonable to assume that close to
100000 spectators viii witness the
play for the 1915 title. thus bringing
the grand total for the worlds eries
under the control of the national com
mission mp to 100000 in round fig
ures Since the first contest under
this regime in 1903 eleven series have
been played with a total Of sixtyfom
games and an attendance of 1,395,567
+ To these figures must be added the
attendance at the earlier matches. o.
which few accurate records exist.
From 1854 to 1902 there were
twelve series played with a total Of
eighty games and IL has been estimat
ed by oldtime fans and players thai
the average attendance at these con
tests could not have fallen far shor
Of 5000 per game. Such being the cas-,
another total of 100000 must be cred
tied to the worlds series figures
bringing the grand total up to close t,
l,650000 Allow 100000 for the com
ing play and it viii be seen that be
fore the worlds champion hip of l9l.
has been won the attendance figure
for the entire play for this premie
title of the baseball world win hay,
passed the million and three-quarte
mark
fhe official figures for the clever
series under the national commission
control are appended:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

fans hereabouts are asking even
money. Some days ago, it appeared
not improbable that the Red Sox sup
porters would be willing to yield a
bit in the matter Of odds but, not so,
now that Alexander has proved him
self to be in the condition of his ca
reer and the Quaker swatters are
clouting the old pill with impressive
consistency.
Many hundreds of dollars will
change hands on the result of the
contest right here in the Warren Dis
rict, and it is safe to assert, in no
city or town in the U. s. A. viii the
reports from the scene of the big
strife be awaited with more interest
than in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
GARDNER BEAR CATS
Get THEIRS WHEN
GIANTS TURN LOOSE

The Southwest Giants trimmed the
Gardner Bear Cats by a score of 10
to IA yesterday The Giants have had
two games in the tourney so far and
have lost one and won one The
Bear Cats have played two games and
lost both of them The Gardners had
the Southwest boys going until the
first of the fifth, when the Giants be-
gan to stack up scores and from then
on the Bear Cats were hard losers.
Tie game was witnessed by more
than 400 people Score
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
NEW REDUCED PRICES ON
TIRES

Goods shipped to al points c. o.
o. Money refunded on goods re-
turned intact within one week.
PRICES
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

REPORT SINKING STEAMSHIP.
VANCOUVER, oct. 1.-The Union
steamship Company's steamer Capil
lano was sunk Off Savary Island and
the crew saved No details are given
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
PRESENT WORLDS
SERIES ATTENDANCE
MAY BREAK RECORD
Facts and Figures About Seating
Capacities at Boston and Phi
ladelphia; Players and Mag
mates Should Clean up.

NEW YORK, Oct New at
tendance and gate receipt records are
not unlikely in the coming worlds
series between the Philadelphia Ma
tionals and the Boston Americans.
Much will depend, Of course, upon the
length of the series and the amount
of interest displayed by the fans Of
the two pennant winning cities If
the struggle for the championship is
close and continues for six or seven
games there is no question that new
figures will be established i'm these
departments, thus adding greatly TO
the satisfaction of players and mag
mates.
The selection of the new park OF
the Boston National league club as
the scene of the games to be played
in Boston opens the way for greatly
increased attendance, for the Braves
stadium viii accommodate fully So
900 spectators. 1t is the latest and
the largest enclosure devoted to base
ball and in offering it to the Red Soy
President Gaffney is but reciprocal
ing the courtesy extended to his cht
by President Lannin last season wher
the Braves played and won the world.
championship in the Boston American
league park.
If the Philadelphia Nationals were
the possessors of a field with any
thing like the seating capacity of IA,
Red Sox temporary home the attend
ance figures would in all probability
soar above 100000. Since the Phil
lies park will hold but 10000 afte
extra stands have been erected, the
National league Representatives vii
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
Gardner Bear Cats.


Totals ......... AZ IA IA 20 IS Is
Ruff out hit by batted ball.
Summary: Mcconnell ., c. Hill
Two-base hits, Madigan, Skinner, Bar
Der Stolen bases, Temby 2, C. Hill,
Blackburn g. Skinner, DOMINGO. Dou-
BILE play Temby to Hibler to Ruff
Bases on balls off Hughes .. Passed
balls Hibler 4, Curley 2.
Game today Sacramento Savages
VS. Sacramento Cubs at p. m., and
at p m. the Holbrook High Graders
will meet the Gar Tigers.
, 1915-07-21

American passport which he said was forged
in an official factory at Berlin, has been shot
in the Tower.
New York, July 17th-Adyices from Ber-
lin state that the Austro- Hungarian protest
TO the United States regarding the NUM-
lions Trade was the sequel to a recent con-
feI ence at Vienna between Dr.von Bethmann
HolIweg, Herr Won JNgow and Baron Burian,
the Austro-Hungarian Minister for Foreign
Affairs. The protest was sent at the request
of Germany, and Turkey will follow suit,
the object being to warn the United States
that q rupture in relations with Germany
means also a rupture with Germany's allies.
1t is understood that American repre-
sensations to Great Britain for the re-
Tense of neutral meat cnrgoes will insist
that the Orders in Council, of NUM-
cipal legislation regarding this matter,
cannot BE recognized by the United States,
and That the rights Of Americans to carry
on business with neutral countries should
be recognized.
, 1915-07-21

sunk by Il mine of Calais, ten IVES being
lost. A submarine compelled tine Norwegian
maiIboat "Vego' to j%ettison her cargo Of
provisions and then allow her tc proceed,
thus introducing new tactics.
Il is estimated that since the war began
the Germans have lost a minimum Of % sub
marines and possibly IS, including those
sunk or lost by accident. Naval experts say
chat necessarily there has been a 6 eat vast
age through accidents, which occur even
in peace when the activities are slight and
every precaution is possible.
An official message from the Governor Of
Nigeria reports: "On June 29th the Entente
Allied forces occupied Ngaurdere, an import
ant town in the central KAmetuu, our losses
being two killed and eight Wounded"
, 1915-07-21
Censored at Jamaica,)

London, July 1Sth.-The new Austro-Ger-
mnn offensive in the East has further devel-
oped. On Friday the Austrians in hard bat
Ties along the Dniester succeeded in cross
ing at several points after a bombardment of
the Russian positions, throwing large bodies
Of troops across at Uscie Biskupie, on the
Russian border, where the orownlands of
Galicia, Bukowina aud the Russian province
of Bessarabia meet. A ounter-attack by
the Russians was beaten back near Sokal,
where the Austro-G Germans stormed and cap
tun ed several Russian vantage points, taking
~ officers 300 men and 3 machine guns.
Desperate fighting is reported along the whole
Russian front for hundreds Of miles, except
in Central Poland, where the Russians are in
such strong ositions tlNt military critics say
IT would be f0olhardy tor the Germans to at
tempt to break through. The combined Aus
tro<Gelman operation on the Eastern front
is the greatest yet undertaken, the aim being,
in the opinion Of British military experts, to
squeeze the Russians ont Of Warsaw and
the great region held by them north and
southeast Of that city, and simultaneously TO
attempt the invasion Of Bessarabia. -Four
German corps composed of Pomernnians and
men from Schleswig are reported to have
been transferred from the Western front to
L OluIOiNO K VIVA Aph HCA ~
In Coulland, on the Baltic, and at various
points s~outhwNrds, towards Warsaw, the
Germans are pressing their onslaughts vigo-
rously and Berlin snys they have been every
where victorious. Further progress south
east of Kolno and south of Przasnysz, in a
drive towards Warsaw by Field Marshal Won
HindenbNrg, is reported by Berlin. While
the effort 80 crush Russia or break her often
sive continues, there is little possibility, mill
tary writers say, of the Germans attempting
any important movement in the West,
The German drive in the Argonne, to-
wards Verdun, has halted, Berlin reports
the repulse Of the French attacks in the
forest, but does not claim any offensive and
makes no assertion Of gains. Paris reports
minor advances, including the re-capture of
Hill 285, and the French Embassy through
the British Official Press Bureau ~refutes the
German claims Of a victory in the Argonne
and says: Their gains nowhere exceeded a
depth Of 400 metres, and Hill 285 which
they occupied for o time has been recap
tured by U.S."
Hill 285 was taken early this week in the
German move on Verdun, which German
reports declared drove the French back
for three-ffths Of a mile along a front Of
nearly two miles. The Grown Prince tried
to break through the French lines in the
, 1915-07-21
Censored at Jamaica)

Censored at Jamaica)
London, July 19th.-The Austro-Germans
have passed forward again on their fronts IN
southern Poland, near the Russian border
of Galicia, in Il new offensive bavipg for it's
object au attempt to encirc'e the Russian
forces. Another German drive, in which
vast numbers are engaged, is directed at
Riga, as part OF a general development plan
III which the Austro-GerInans are endenvour-
ing to eliminate the Russians, so 8 to permit
the withdrawal of troops for operations on the
Western front. German and Russian official
communication agree that the Germans are
at the Windau river, near Goldlrgen, elShty
miles from Riga. The armies under Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg are exertlng such
pressure southwark from the East Prussian
frontier that the Russians admittedly are
w%ithrawing between the rivers PISA and
Otzyc to new positions along the Narew
river. In the region of Przaanysz, Petrograd
asserts the russians are more than holding
their own, making a subbOrn resistance at
all points, and the losses are believed to be as
great rs any suffered ut any stage Of the
war. The Germqns left a trail Of desoatioa
along the Baltic Sea from Mcneil to LibQu,
villas, hotels and casinos having been des-
troyed.
The Geneva "Tribune" prints the following
from the Eastern front: "The Austro-Hun-
garian forces which attempted to dislodge
the Russians from their positions along the
Vjstula have been repulsel with heavy
loss, the Russiqns attacking IN turn md
occupying Il mile Of Austrian trenches.
Fresh Russian batteries having arrived they
were posted on the Sereth river and began
to bombatd the passage across the Dnles-
ter river, south of Zaleszczky, obliging
the Austrians to recross the river, their
retreat being converted into a route by Rus
sian bayonet attacks. East Of HorodenkN
the Austrians occupying the left bank of the
Dniester have been dislodged after a fierce
hand to hand struggle, and on the Stripa
river the Russians have succeeded IN tempo
rarily arrestiug the Austrian otfensiye.'
There has been renewed activity by the
Germans on the heights of the Meuse, with
u violent attack on the front from the Ca
lonue trench to Les Epargos according 10
an official despatch from Paris, which admits
that the assailants regained the trenches
they lost to the French ten days ago. The
French also report that the Germans have
been defeated in the Vosges, On the rest
of the Western front violent artillery actions
are proceeding.
Severe fighting has taken place on the great
Mandrone glacier, on the western frontier OF
the Tyrol. The Austrians crossed the from
tier through the Veneroccolo ami BriziO Man
drone Passes and attacked the Italians at Rifu-
gio Gulibaldi, ut q height OF 0,335 feet, both
these Passes opening u way through the
burrier of ice known as the Vedretta Del
Maudrone, Which is several square miles ID
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
Belgian Woman Declares Her Country
Has Been Made the Tool of ENGLAND

9etlc and effective assistance from
England and that large bodies of
hrillSh troops would be dispatched Nm
belgian soil. ~
England Virtually said TO nv
country said Mile. Artoie 90
mead. Belgium, and fight: we are be
hind you and it is true England bas
been behind us ever since"
me destruction of Belgian cities bv
inc Germans, Mile. Artois declared
was caused by the action of misguided
hcIsiohs, who carried on a clande-
sumo wiIfore a]ugiust the German
troops.
AS far as saw in August and
September OF last year. here were No
sucA atrocities in Belgium as Won
nave read about in this country" sho
declared. '
She blamed the king OF the Boil
gI1ns and his advisers for the terrific
suffering which the country has
Undergone and minated that were
the war 90 bo fought over again RcI-
gum would cast its lot with GERMANY
Mile ArtOis believes II was prc-
destined that belgium was TO be tho
'hflSlian thrown to tho lions I'm this
war but prophcsied that like the carly |
'hristians, who died in the blood
iIfNt lNli the now religion !
live, Belgium will stand I'm fl-
lure history as a monument To tho
hypocrisy, greed and selfishness of
turore and OF the birth OF a new
religion, to which the entire world
viii bow its head the religion OF
the brotherhood Of man.
IeScr,binI the German and English
attitude towards Belgium the speaker
said; Germany was and Is the opcn
md avoWed enemy Of my country
We knew what to expect from that
'ldt, but England we looked upon "a
'ur friend and she proved false TO
1or trust and permitted us 10 be sac
lttDcd for her own selfish ends"
Milo Artois. who was at her fathers
loUc IN T%ildonck. Belgium, when war
vas DECLARED in July. 1914, described
anguish created by the news that
he country was Involved IN what has
iuce turned out To- be the most awful
var IN tho worlds history. She told
u her escape from Tildonck to Amer
ca. through the German lines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
KANSAS DRIVES OUT
THE WALLINGFORDs

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 21.-Kansas'
annual toll to get-rich-quiok concerns
mas been reduced from 81. 900, 900 to
less shan 500. 900, according To a
statement today by s. T.. Seaton IL
charge Of the blue sky" department
IN the state bank commissioner
office.
virtually the only fraud now prac.
uced on investing Kansans, seato,
says is through mail order concern.
winch cannot be reached by the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

preachers, the best newspapers. the
best railroad facilities, the best COM
mercial organization. the best banks.
the most accommodating bankers. the
best hotels, the best and only Y. NJ.
{. A. in the state, the best and cheap
est fuel supply of any town in the
state. The writer has Travelled over
every state between the Allegheny
mountains and the Pacific coast, and
from Canada to the Gulf Of Mexico,
n defies any man TO name or show
him a better place to live. Come to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
ROSE is GOOD
TULSA
Like the Place and is Kind Enough
to Give Publicity Ia What
He Thinks.

lis Tulsa going backwards?" asks
II. G. Rose.
NO. he says In reply TO his own
question. and continues:
why? Because It IL tho best
town In the best country. composed
Of the best people. Has the best
schools. the best churches, the best
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

Mrs Cantwell-The Junkman would
not buy those things We sorted out.
Cantwell-Thon let us be chart
ahle. my dear, and give them to the
poor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
NcXcr GrDM Old

II is a great age we live in. Women
OF 20 or more frequently allude to one
another as girls"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22
TO TRIPLES


Barre" corners Made Dainty b Few rouohc. Here and There and No,cs.
Site, Are Provided A. Wen a, Tone Of Cheer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-22

one lot Of 10 Spring Coats; values up 20
$500; styles will permit Of their being worn
for early fall. Special for On En
Monday at 1JIUU
Ten dozen Wolfe and Crepe ~Shirtwaists;
former values from $50 to $500; long and
short sleeves, high and low necks. Priced
Special Monday, for quick m
''l''"' az % '''''s''' ..'.... ,..... wv
one lot Of Wool Skirts, in Gabardine. Serges
Noiles, etc.; styles are very good and Includes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
'NEDRASKAR PAINTED
. IN GREAT LETTERS,
! VISIBLE A MILE

Now the American TTa vaiian steam.
or Hebraskan, torpedoCd by a German
.submarihe "Wednesday off the Irish
coast; had her name printed on each
BOW in letters twelve or ffteen feet
high and extending $50 feet aft ffom
fhe bow. was told to e. p. Morse. zen.
eral freight agent OF the Americas Tia.
waiian line, By Captain W. p. HiIlrnan
of the American Hawaiian steamer
Slaskan, now Ii port from New York,
Captain Hillman saw the Nebraslsan
in New York. 'f's3 "
why, you could see the letters for
miles, he said. n '.if
Letters indicating her American mn.
tionality also were plainly visible, pre-
e,finS the nama. 1t is believed that
she also had big American flaass paint
" ait OF the name. 's$r-
y Reports that the steamer was moi
flying the. American flag when tor.
pedoed are discredited at the Krneri
lean. Hawaiian Office here. t.tsstt
, .'sf'cvtsir Hfepn l. a sticLIpr Ia,
such things," il was stated, "and. AZ
he ship was struck in the morning. II
= certain that he was flying the Amer,
iran flag. Besides, the name and ma
cionality, were Indicated in those greai
'ettars on hoih sac" - VI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
RAISING RATE TO
8. !. :. ENCOURAGE TRAVEL

Discontinuance of the round trir
rate between San Francisco and Ho
nOlulu will be made effective Tuesday
Hereafter, passengers will have to pay
the sum of two single fares instead
Of receivin' reduction on purchasing
a round trip ticket.
All lines carrying passengers be
tween the mainland and the Isla n Is
will be affected j. ii. Drew, manager
of the shipping department of Castle
4 Cooke, agents for the Matson line.
said last night that he had received
no advices, but that he expected to
get them Monday, since. "the com
panies usually work together" and
the Oceanic already hns made an
nouneement Of its withdrawal Of the
round trip rate, s'E'h.i..u
Lack Of business 70 the Islands is
given as one reason for the change.
Although there Is big business out
there seems little in and steamers from
San Francisco often have room for
many more passengers than they bring.
The Pacific Mail is expected to fol.
low the lead Of the other companies,
also.
Heretofore, the lowest first cabin
fare TO the Islands has been S65, with
o round trip rate of $40. The mini
mum advance through elimination of
the round trip rate win be $50, there
fore.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
DACIA DOCUMENTS .: :. :"
LoST. IN LuslTANlA

WASHINGTON, May l4.-Solicitor
Cone johnson of the State department
announced today that a bulky consign.
ment of documents, Including numerous
affidavits intended 10 be, used by the
representatives. of the owners Of the
former Hamburg American liner ;Dacia
In the prize court case now pending in
France were In the mail room Of the
Cunarderl Lusita nia, and therefore are
lost forever it.r,; 81 - x. .. &.&.g
Mr.. Johnson expressed the. belief that
attested duplicated of the originals
migh[ be, substituted with the eOnsent
Of the COnrt, bi Q serious DELAY In the
adjustment Of the Dacia 3 status Is I'M
Dictated by this announcement ]
The Daeia, II, will be remembered,
was purchased, II is said, by o. gronp
of American capitalists headed by Ed
ward y. Breitung. She carried a con
signmeht of cotton for Germany. The
sale was to have been disputed by tho
advocates for the French government
bv reason of evidence tending TO. show
that Mr.. Breitung's ground Of capital
ists contained at least one alien enemy
Of France o.. e.. e.. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
SIX REGIMENTS {. 4.
TOCROSS PACIFIC

tAeso"iAted Press by Federal Wireless /:
WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Seeretafy
of War Garrison yesterday announced
the intention Of the war Departments
to transfer all the mobile troops in the
Philippine Islands to the United States
during the next four months, their
places to BIS taken by regiments which
have been doing service along the Mexi,
can border. #'#Hf
The regiments to be brought back
from the Philippines before the first
of October are the Seventh Cavalry,
the Eighth Cavalry and the Twenty,
fourth Infantry. In their places, the
Ninth Cavalry, which is now at Doug
las, Arizona; the Fifteenth Cavalry,
which is now at Fort Bliss. Texas, and
the Twenty-seyenth Infantry, now at
Texas City, Texas, will be sent TO the
Philippines for station. =,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
VOLUNTEERS AyIAToRs
IN CASE OF TROUBLE

.A,:2cissed PEsss ~ Federal Wireless, r.
NEW YORK, May 2a.-AnnonHce
mept is made Of the formation Of o
reserve corps Of volunteer aviators 70,
the purpose Of aero1nilitay servic,
for America. -. ~. =
August Belmont, the New York cap
italist is president eneral and Mora
mer Delano is deputy president.
District bases are to be established
in New York. Chicago and San Fran
cisco. Squadron centers will have
headquarters in Boston, Pittsburgh
New Orleans and other places. Mem
hership Is open to officers Of the army
and navy and other civilians.
Delano hopes to have a membership
of S25 900 In two months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-01
LOST LIFE TRYING
TO RESCUE HIS HAT

Mivamotu Susakicbi paid with b's
life for an attempt TO recover a cheap
hat.
Srsakichi was y stableman, "mplnvei
by Supervisor DrummOnd of p, Maui,
saws yesterdays issue ~ tho Maui
News. His. hat blew of and rolled
along the ed"e of the elitf in front OF
the Catholic Church At Hama, IN .chas,
ing II, he lost his balance aud fell INTO
r." hoilir" s"rf below.
When his body was east up later in
the same dav sharks had bitten OF Gus
arm and one ley and the torso had been
ba NV initiated.
The hat, unframed, was picked up on
the beach, not far away.