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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-19
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ariegidiff peripaioeIn al fonnea.
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it'd nae artett ariegs : 4arapberna-
lien uno bonn Sef ipebt, ltoI5 iii
@in0e flatterno, Die oeutide ariegS-
fiasge. grnit ausidauetoe Sffisiere
pot~rouiaieren oie 9efs ab. Mnoere.
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bringen uno eiiieit fleinen Siu1o ~
creiiieren.
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borfommeno, boflid, mie iiberbotlpt
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nerienft.
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9pp fem muBten. Sic bradtei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-19
gicturia SiuiF on.

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$50. so1-gon9 oion, Sort aaDaco. Bic
torta, Gliero ...s....7:20 nadnt.
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SO. so2-@ad guerO, gictoria, Bort
Saoacn, 9ouiton ......7:45 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-19

IDQIIeH. NIIeI uNU INDIe It'll u
genD ouf ibren 2orbeeren outs. IS
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Sattttur.
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iers @eburtstag, muroe Die ruIiiid)e
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nit @romptbeit mebrere gtagen tie
fer %beforoert. Qm 8%riibnlorgen bes
nqditen Cages murbe Damn pos allte-
! rifoniide Sdiff 0@iGiam g. Srpa"
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Ser Ser. Stoaten-Hegiernng gefiibrt.
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nidt gei6loiiefl.
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len &oitborfeiten oas meiite an Den
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iieben anpten Sabrgei6minbiefeit
entipideln, uno anpitan Ebieri6iet.
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naditen onierifaniifen Sofen oRsilz
larfen.
8ie oas Sdiff nlinnnebr oen eng
ltlden areil5ern, tpelde on Der arte-
rifaniiden &iiite potrouiaieren, Ell.
gebell fonnte, bleibt Elm @linoer.
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ieiner oenfmiir6ieen areu8fabrt, sic
in Der Neutrality-suspicious. Der gail5el;
@elt uno aaer 3eiten einen borneb-
r1en 8laB einrebnten miro, nidt tps
niger als 10000 @aeilen 5uriifse-
legt.
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Seiratslniia.

Stun, ME eefdlt's Sbnem oenn in
unlerem Staotden, SER aifeifor?"
g@an5 gut, Serr Rot."
Limo mas iagen Sic 5u ben iltngelt
Tumen?"
pSebr nett; MIR lieben file gu iebr
oen Sport"
D@ieIo?@
ogaun, iie angeln fortpdbreno uno
MAIDEN iinoitsseieBt Sreiiibuneen."
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

Ebeo. Niilers Weihdftsfnhfer.
III SoHes Nbennae. geaeniiber Der Zone
Stor 8ranerei. Gan Nntpnio. 9erds
~ Babriinnten bon allen artsn 60.
o%aipnler MlinernIipai1er unD poranaIi6
Dem t~uoIbefnnnten Qithta geftef
rsfas seicphnne. = 9reie dbfiefernns
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Gbnarbu Samaris bon Der Salptltasi
iebt in 8erbinoung NIT Gobbs,
& gobbs, NedtsanlpGlte, 7lA
@raobz@ ebdiioe, Can Qrtonio,
Ger, lit borbereitet, GedtsfGae 6ier ODER
In @eerico 81 %iibernebn1en. (An5ei9e.)
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@ir reparicren iroeno Elm i6oobaf-
tes Cad; iett iips an Der 3eit. Saf
@. @ilfins, Sci. Sraois 1878.
(QnSeioe.1
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@elo SIT b%erleibem auf Hondes uno
an uniere alienteu. Gtan.
barb Srrft So, 3t5 ct. Morp's ctr.
antonio. 3eras. C9(n5.)
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Treie 8reie fit seras: Sreitag 10. MdI3 1915.

lt1 iiber oie Sabrt oollfomnlerl aus.
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ebenio bleiben Die anoeren 9ffi5iere
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berri6t Die oeutihe 9is3iplin -lnf
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funft per6oten@ lit oie Itereotppe 4nt.
mort, pel6e man bon ibnen erb6lt
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areu5fabrt oes u@1tel 5rieorid" ii
onrd einen ginblif IN iein 2oeb,d
gu erbalten, nno oieies 2ogbuf ii
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gitel Srieori6" bot I'M @an5en e.
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S5ene fir iid in Dem fid 8ur Set
obipielenoen furdtboren @eltelt
Drama.
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Gft Siibner, Butter, abselieferi, bint,
ger als5leiidl. Sader, 400 Main Iue.
(Nnseige.)
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Oebrandt n5el.8i epart 9lnss" unO
mebr Strait bon iueuiger @aIos
lin. Yanpiu 9iuto So, S6nSIer. @ce
6opiton II. Eoro Stores ctr. (Ans.)
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Or. s. u. Barber, 3abnarst, @oOre
@ebanoe. (@n5.)
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
A.A.U. RULES HOLD
HIGH SCHOOL FAVOR
Buss and Davis Fail in Securing
Vote Favorable to Intercol-
legiate Game

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Feb. IT,
Athletic Director Darrell H. Davis and
Coach Buss. sof Detroit, failed by .
narrow margin in securing a vote
favorable to the adoption Of intercol-
legiate basketball rules by Michigan
high schools In the meeting Of state
high school physical instructors held
here yesterday. Coach Buss. how
ever, will probably be selected as q
delegate to present the ideas or Michr
igan inter-scholastic basketball men
on the rule question to the national
rules COMMITTEES when
II next meets. Various plans were
suggested to arrange boards that
would satisfactorily pass on the eligi.
bility of players and other disputed
questions In state prep, school ath-
letics. and one Of them will probably
be adopted shortly,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Gosnell Again to
Drive This Year

Horsemen. especially those who
pay moro attention to the sport on
the half-mile tracks than that Of the
grand circuit, will be pleased to learn
that the well-known Cambridge City
(Ind.) trainer, Curt 0osnell. II plan
ming to be out with the campaisners
the coming season.
For several years Goshell has been
In ill-health. He was very sick at
times last summer and many thought
he would not try to drive another
season.
Gcsnell has been very successful
with the Anderson wilkes progeny.
having done more to bring the on
spring Of that horse before the pub
lie Of late years than any other man.
The star Of HIS string r. the PAGER
Single O.. 1907 IA. who won eleven
races, three seconds and one fourth
In fifteen starts last season In two
years Single q. has won Is races, sew
en- seconds and one fourth In 70 con-
tests and accumulated 5000. Single
q. II by Anderson Wilkes and liKefy
will be raced on the grand circuit the
coming season.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
LITTLE CHANCE FOR
JAMES TO HURDLE
Boston Pitcher Signed to 3-Year
Contract, without To-Day
Clause

The baseball world In general was
interested when Bill James. world
series mound hero. announced that
he was about to Jump the Braves for
the Fed corral unless President CAT
ney swestsned the Jackpot with some
more salary. To this threat and de-
mand Mr.. Gaffney, through Secretary
Nickerson. makes emphatic reply.
Nickerson .nickers as follows: when
the Braves were In the dumps back In
the early part Of July Bill James was
sigred up to q three-year contract 10
day clause removal, calling for $4,000
There was no Indication then that
the team was going 10 hit it's great
stride and come through q winner.
James was tickled to death to be able
to append his signature to the docu-
ment offered him. as under the cir
he might well be.
James can play with no other club
than the Boston Nationals. The risk
vas all on Mr.. Gaffney's side when
James was given the contract, and It
is up to him to live up to the terms
OF the document. That 10 all there
is TO II. His attitude Ii unreasonable
and will gain him nothing
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
An-Year Play Results in Loss of
Interest and Poor Form,
Says Champion

Francis ouimet has no quarrel to
pick with the many wellknown golf
ers who deem IL advisable to go into
training before strenuous tourna-
ment. but nothing of that sort APP
peals to him.
Even on the day Of big match.
Ouimet' will smoke as much as he
cares TO and will eat whatever he de-
sir es. Nervousness has no place In
any part OF his composition, there
fore IL Is never necessary to take spe-
cial pains In preparation. Ouimet DE-
clares he has. never felt nervous in
his life.
His aversion TO winter golf h well
known. In n recent interview he ex.
Pressed himself, I'm part. as follows:
Playing golf the whole year tends
ID put fellow on his game. I really
believe. A ball player needs rest.
and the more strenuous games, like
football and lawn tennis. are played
even less than the less active sports.
And this Is particularly true about
golf. Tine and time again some pref.
~ fair player has come to me and
complained bitterly about being way
on his game. have known that he
has played golf for years. winter and
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
STAR BATTERY men COST
COMISKEY VERY LITTLE
New Invention Detects
Loaded Bowling Balls

Some inventive genius has put
q Sherlock Holmes machire on the
trail OF loaded bowling balls, ana
pin-syillers who hope TO put some
thing over on the A. b. c. rules
viii now do well to make sure
that they are In the backwoods
before they start anything. Asset
OF scales has been devised that
will detect instantly any ball that
has been tempered with or manu-
featured so that one side weighs
more than the other. and Ia now
I'm use at many bowling alleys. The
rules allow q variation OF three
ounces because OF the finger holes.
but more than that Is under the
ban.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Ouimet Doesn't Train for Golf Matches,
But He Believes In Long Rest In Winter
Cold Weather Game, Too, Means
Change In Tactics. and That
is Unwise

making too much Of q business OF IL.
becoming all too obsessed by game.
Naturally. love golf But | was
brought up to IT, From the time I was
a little kiddie. just barely big enough
to swing an old club that had been
broken and the shaft sawed on for
me. I have been at the game. But
when I was q youngster let golf
alone In winter. and l do now.
II play indoor golf just for the fun
of Il; sometimes play whole even
ing with my brother at home on the
carpet, and get q lot OF enjoyment
out OF II. too. but would not think
OF getting out In the cold and play
ing. I hate the cold. cannot see the
least BIT OF pleasure In getting out on
the links at this time Of year.
"Your hands are bound TO get cold,
and the putting green's are not In
shepe. and IL Is not possible to play
your game. You have to adopt Who'll.
ly new tactics, and do not believe
II Is good for form 10 play under such
adverse conditions. Then. again. "a
said before, golfer needs some rest
for the game" &
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
FED INVASION OF
GOTHAM DROPPED
Sooner or Later. But Not Now =
Is New Assertion of Prexy
Gilmore

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-New York
is without James A. Gilmore. presi-
dent Of the Federal league. today:
likewise Is New York without q Fed
erpl league ball club. The director
general OF the baby league slipped
away for. Pinehurst, ". c., without
leaving the Indianapolis Feds here as
rumored. The invasion OF Gotham
has been postponed another year.
Newark has been decided upon for
the Kansas City franchise. It was
learned today. The formal announce
ment will come probably tomorrow
from Pat Power, the imam behind the
gun In the shift. ~.
Sooner or later" said Gilmore as
he boarded his train. the Feds are
going to be In New York-you can
bet on that"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Crawford Got His Single,
But Hit Into Triple PA,
Detroit Amateurs
Revive Matinees

The Gentlemeu's Driving club Of
Detroit was organized last night at
the Hotel Pontchartrain by . number
OF prominent local amateur sports
men for the purpose OF reviving mat
inee racing I'm this city. II Is believed
that 100 members will be enlisted be-
fore the season opens, and that half
az many horses will be available. On
GERS for the first year were elected a.
follows:
President. George w. Slaughter:
Woe president. Frank r. pougan; sec
retary-treasurer. John J. Fraser; *.
George e. Hutton. J. y. 0oldberg.
Charles Pierce. Fred +. Moran. John
Endicott, A. J. Springborn; race com
ton. Charles Pierce
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
International RolU Ouer
DdUiS Cup Matches LikeIu

produced by George T.
nas charge of the Davis
is to be
controversy rules
the trophy
allied herself
ePce " y aid The attitude Of the liz
ors the changing Of the cup CON.
Qreends that the rules adopted
-; & The latter move would cripple the United
g nssy 2 saddle this country with objectionable
~ t1e Americana They
1ntonA FOR the specific
NE couteets privilege Of y
teoeon Tor this" has notine
(VIunE 70 u q matter of convenience
UDc11nceobo shouldn lot be made an
= ooeord fionsa dsy I'm ad.
~ ua1y thhngs mfnht happen would cause
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
JOHNSON IN GOOD TRIM,
SAYS FELLOW -THESPlAN
Connolly and Gilbert
Only ''Originals' Left

With the jumping OF Leslie
Mann. George Stallings only re-
tsins two OF the six outfielders
who started the 1914 season, with
Joe Connolly and Gilbert. The
men who have departed are Wilky
Collins, Jim Murray, Les Mann
and Griffith. For his 1915 outheld
Stallings will have Connolly, Whit
ted and Magee. on the regular
shift. with Gather. Gilbert and
Moran I'm reserve.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
B. Hickey Signs
4 More Collegians

ST. LOUIS. No., Feb. 17.Despite
the Wholesale slashing OF hin squad
which will precede the training trip.
Manager Hickey, OF the st. Louis
Browns, is busily engaged In picking
DIP more recruits. According to his
custom, college men are receiving the
major portion Of his attention. How
ard Taggart, OF Mercersburg acad-
envy; William Joern and Ray
Schmandt, lof st. Louis university. and
a University Of Pennsylvania. name
withheld. will report TO Hickey next
season. Taggart will join the squad
at the opening to the season, and the
others will continue in school until
Jrne. Both the st. Louis boys are
first basemen. The positions custom
arily held down by the others has not
been announced.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Donovan Tells of This Unusual
Break in Game Of Dozen
Years Ago

During D tanning bee recently sew
eral well known players were discuss
ing. exceptional happenings In base
ball. Plays of every kind and variety
were mentioned until the converse
tion had veered around ovid BIZ
Donovan, who had to tell Hrs newt
able "reminiscences. Here II Williams
Offering.
did any Of you fellows ever see .
triple killing on singlef When the
All Nationals went west In 1902 We
opened against another star aggrega-
tion at Hamilton, o. In the nrst In
ming Of the game we got man on
FIRST and second nobody out and Wa
hoo SAM Crawford at bat Red
Doom was catching for them and MIL
Ter Higgins was playing second base.
Sam gave the hit and run signal
and the men on bases started with the
pitch. Sam met the ball sQuarely for
q single into left, field. The man on
second rounded third for home and
the man on first tore around second
for third. Lefty Houtz was playing
left field for the other side and he
came in with the crack Of the bat,
scooped the ball on the ground and
shot Il TO Doom ON q line.
''The man who had rounded third
saw the ball was going to beat him to
the plate DO he stopped and started
back to second. Crawford was already
past first and tearing for second
Docin sized up the play Immediately,
made q blum throw to third and whip
ped the ball to Higgins. who touched
Crawford. sliding into. second feet
first, then turned In time to put the
ball on the other man coming back to
second head first The man whofwas
almost to the plate and who turned
lack was standing on third watching
the play when Higgins touched Sam
and the other player. then wheeled
and threw to third, mailing his man
for the third out"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Detroit Stake
Change Is Made

The Merchants q Manufacturers
stakes viii hang mp Tor the 2:0s trot,
instead Of the 2:14, event, and
the Chamber Of Commences stake will
90 to the 2:07 pace. instead OF the
2:13, a. hitherto. The directors of
the Detroit Driving club met yester-
day and formally made the change,
which was proposed week ago and
which IL designed to favor the speed
Ter horses. The directors also adopt
ed the point system for the Blue Rib
bon meeting in July, another rsvolu-
tionary change.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

authorities have devised numerous
spectacular plans to secure possession
of Jack Johnson. fugitive from JUS
tice, on the occasion OF the black
champions return to this continent.
II Is hardly probable, however, that
any OF the schemes given publicity
VIII be attempted. for the simple rea-
son that when the United States gov.
eminent goes after malefactor, moth.
ing much IL said about IL until said
Is Jailed.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
Jim Rice Sets Embryo Oarsmen
To Rowing Before BIG Mirrors

Columbia
their when lifted window Broadway
New York Look at Myers
hard Rice SCOTS assertion
nearly
perfect blood and
satisfactory refutaton OF the asDersion the