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The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
HOOPER'S HOMER
CHEATS GRAVE

NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-harry
Hooper's historic homer. which won
a world championship for Boston.
may have saved q mans life.
George r. Stackpole. who vas
fighting through his fourth and crit.
ical day as a victim OF anthrax. an
animal disease, rare in humans.
thinks IL did.
Stackpole vas practically out OF
danger today following repeated ap-
plications OF new serum. The new
discovery. plus courage, pulled him
through-and Hooper's homer gave
him q new interest in life.
They were looking for me to
make a home run into eternity Wed.
nesday." Stackpole said today. But
I fooled them. That homer OF Hoop
er's did me a lot OF good. because
I've been roofing for Boston to win
all the time I've been here"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
WICKSAM TO
GET TRIAL
YOst Finds Another
Quarter-Bear Story
Is LOOsed

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 15.--
With Staatz and Dunno on the hos
pitsl list--the former conceded only
An outside chance to get In the Case
game Saturday, and the latter out
until the VI. A. {. game at least
with ReimaD still unable to play
though appearing in a suit, with
Smith slightly under the weather.
and Mauly appearing with a bad
charley horse and bum hand.
Aichigsn's prospects are anything
but rosy just now
These injuries were reported be.
fore but we're not expected to prove
as bad as they are turning out 70
be. Whalen and Hildner will un.
doEbtedly start Saturday at the
ends, With Tngham an outside choice
II was Whslen and not Ingham who
put up The good game Wednesday
The wrong name appearing in the
lineup and Ingham getting the
credit for Whalens work Mauly
will start as will Smith, but neither
will stay long, unless the score ID
much lower than is expected.
Wickssm. reported yesterday a.
| WickershaD. the reserve pilot
brought over TO the varsity. vas
used behind the first team line In
signal practice Thursday. and Yos,
has announced tina, he will be used
Al least part Of the game against
Case. II II doubtful whether he will
replace Roehm. but he looks much
better than any other reserve man
Raymond, the tall half back kick
or last years fresh team. IN getting
out into sui, every day and boot
ing long ones down the field With
great regularity. he will be ready
again next week. but he looks good
now.
Yos, IL waxing very eloquen,
these days. In fact the Oldest stu.
dent on the campus Ia striving 20
recall the time when such a choice
collection OF sarcasm was in the
coach's repertoire.
II II getting under the skin OF the
players. too. While they are playing
finished game yet. there Ia nov
no reason 10 complain OF lack Of
sggressiveness
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
Saturday Football
West.

west.
Chicago vs. Indiana. at Chicago
Wisconsin vs. Purdue. al Lafayette
a, Atnnesota We. South Dakota. AZ
Minneapolis
Iowa vs.. Northwestern. at Iowa
City
Michigan va. Case, at Ann Arbor.
bia
Nebraska W washburn, at Lincoln
Ooerlin W Akron. at Oberlin.
kansas vs. Drake at Lawrence
Dame.
Michigan Assi.s Va Carroll. q,
Ess. Lansing 80.
leyan. at Cleveland.
Harvard W. Virginia az Cam
Yale VS. Springfield. at New Haven
Princeton vs. Lafayette, a. Prince
Cornell vs. BuekneH. at Ithlca
Dartmouth We Vermont. a. Han
over.
Army We. Colgate, at West Point.
Navy VS.. Pennsylvania. at Annap.
Penn State VS.. Gettysburg at state
Col
brown We. Williams. at Provid.nc.
Lehish w. Albright. at South Beth
Trinity vs.. Amherst. AZ Hartford
Pittsburgh vs. Carlisle. at Pitts
burgh.
inEton.
state.
Hillsdale va Alma. at Alma.
Kalamazoo vs. Adrian. at kszoo.
MuskeRon vs. Wsufeshs. Wis. ~
Musksgon
Grand Rapids We. Jackson. al Jack
son
Aipens vs. Arthur Ilili. At Aipens
Lansing W.. Battle Creek, at Ian
sing.
Local.
u. 81 u. vs. Oliyrt ~ Mack mark
Central vs. Scott high. Toledo. AZ
Grindiey held
= u : ". Hutchinson hiTh. Buff.
faio. AZ ~ =
Western high We Pontiac
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
EXPECT RECORD
CROWD TO WATCH
HEAVIES BATTLE

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-From all
indications the Frank Moran ana
Jimmie Coffey bout here next Tues
day nisht will draw . record-break-
ing crowd. says Billy Gibson. new
manager Of the Madison-sq. garden.
n Gibson's prediction Is true. the
receipts will have TO he more than
s.s,0Oo. This amount Is the total
OF the receipts from the Knockout
Brown-Matt Wells night. one OF the
first battles OF any importance IN
der the Frawiey law. Gibson as
serts Moran and CofYey will share
In the division OF more than $780,
900
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
Wars Can't Keep Ponies
From Running at Juarez
MRS. DUFFY" TO BE
THERE NEXT TIME

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 'l5.-
The strain OF being separated
from her husband by the width
Of a continent, while he was
playing in a worlds series, was
too much for Mrs. Duffy" Lewis.
Next series Duffy plays in, I'm
going there, said Mrs Lewis
today.
She watched scoreboard here
every day OF the series. When
Dufy's homer tied the score in
the last game, Mrs Lewis
screamed for Joy.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
20 F0RDS.
TO START
Plans Completed For
Speed Argument
Sunday

Drivers entered In the Michigan
Ford championship race for the
Ford cup now number 20. Two
late entries were sccsbtsd By secre
tary.manassr Of the Michigan State
Agricultural society, q. W. Dickin
son. which had been mailed previ
Gus to Tuesday midnight. The carr
were entered with the provision
that the drivers be excused II they
could not get their cars ready In
time.
Ofhcials for the race ware ap
pointed by Manager Dickinson Wed
nesdal. as follows: Referee. Lewis
vogel: chief starter. Charles NJ.
Ross: assistant starters, Rober,
Henkei. Mark Ross and Roy was
ner: umpire. c. 8. McElwain; CHIEF
timer. Angus MacEachren: timers
A. q. walton. v. y. DelAmartsr
and r. r. Gould: chief scorer. Harry
Bullion: Judges. r. W. Sullivan
Howard Pearson, Guy c. Brown
chairman technical committee
George ]. Msyday: paddock of,cial
l.. p. Dudley; announcer. T. C.
Cheney.
Technical examination OF the
cars will be conducted by the com
mittee starting at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning at the track DR.. w. 8.
Brownell will also make physical
examination OF drivers and me
chanics M the same time Referee
vogel will hold a meeting OF driv
ers. mechanics and oficials immedi
ately after the physical and tech
nical tests have been concluded
The nrst event will start At l:3t
Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
FIRST WINDSOR
FIGHT CARD
is ANNOUNCED

Eddie Glassco announces that the
windsor Athletic club will open for
the winter on the night Of Wednes.
day. Oct. 81. The feature bout viii
be between Bonnie Mcneil. OF Wind.
sor. and Knockout" iGnley, OF To
ledo. These boys fought a sreat
scrap this year. and they may re-
peat. Harry White. a local youth
who IL we'll known. and Johnny
Downs, OF Cleveland. will work In
the other main bout Downs vas
once amateur bantamweight cham
pion OF America. and Is highly
praised by Jimmy Dunn. who man.
ages Johnny Kilbane and both Gin
ley and Downs.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
Five Races Today.

MONROE. Mich., oct i5.--More
rain yesterday made u necessary
10 double up the short ship pro-
gram TODAY There will be FIVE
races this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

JOLIET. H.. Oct. l5.-Chick Ev
ans. jr.. broke tho Country club soli
course record here yesterday. His
score vas %, six under par.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
Old Home Town
Will Hooper Up"

SANTA CRUZ. Cal, Oct. l5.--
Harry Hooper's winning smash In
the ninth inning OF the last world
series game made a great hit with
his home folks here and In nearby
Capitola- A reception bentting .
worlds series hero was being ar.
ranged for Hoop" upon his return
to the coast.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

NEW YORK. Oct. ia nine
hole mixed foursome will be added
to the large list OF competitors ar
ranged for the one-day tournament
for the women members OF the Met
ropolitan Gold association. next
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

N.son,s: a:is.::s The ,rss rex. g
tee" A 4 S:i at; si%. x: ss.' ..s e
nave g, I fsisiy good Toward iins.
what's the matter with the packards
team. Last season they never Lost
Q match till NArck
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

IN football win unmber action
- me haa arrived when line
" ~ eo tall SO there will be LOT OF OF plays
~ ne players themselves the
80 - oAyA1ng else
e1s& p1ays
n0oees more the element OF surprise quick
- their weirdness. Yale stunned Princeton
r3e ons coward heaye and scored on It. but It was
- 49, On Virginia In the
8 ~ 1870 osnssivcs had worked Syracuse few weeks
- ~ in with great success but II WAS
play had
- o1y o. tackle had been used in
- - - MApeoota shit in and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

JWO Io0oeN viii
s9cneo
80 ana possessr Of
1870 o. one will
en1le month distant The Ia
which the Mddies chance
0onkost
eaeeer but
Buknei
- Adt069 70 have chance from 10
hAsrsst chicasolna,sns ram. for
DuGA unung Ao0sderS with N. ssrctss
asiu DANCE
MlchAean Saturday. lot Of Noe, e.
MseAa nom The Asge
ck - 1oSs against forward passing
~1 Tor Yost badly general
Cochran viii keeping the line working
cylinders
the lbak lacks experience ground
4r has his ideas about
- summed mp m the simpie Gimme
- ees nt Do the quarterback VIII
qe and lack q experience viii handicap
4he Aes will Wisconsin This game
that Michigan
3ooqodn raid Ann
cDe - East lansing Of
1Dnceeo1 - Carroll
- eouelss viii get in action
o&htr That will be the HllsdaleAlma al
he coeg that looks
ID, ~ D. Kalamazoo. a Il key
lQ<lNk Nm neee the weak Adrian
- ueo important
tt1o will
Toledo
ehe oev9sst City Grand Rapids Central will play
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

rhs Rsvsrs frem Windsor tot
dsissssd them Sy J 1oais 70 g. nut
- the game wss played At Flint
the Rovsrs could not expect 10 taks
the two points. ~ Flint takse some
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

THE club than the Red S0l
then ne q: .s%s
1912 and the year thai is mo-" upon us mar ~
ss sven sh ssa This
rSrs. yea. ago eight This
Tires years "a ago got and
vt 9 . s.ss s. s s CO. Ns pSt s
the despite the fact that they twice
ase fraction higher but all this does not offset
10 present 1 world Champions apple
1sis. and,h both clubs
speaker who h for 500 in si; was
sssssds 70 in isi: md n
.,,ss from hs % RI. @ 1 : @
III cSsmp. bsd hi. Ct
.o1 az ss %sis t1
read $50 cady leaped from s his " series sss in
II. boys PLAYED this are serving their s
90 perform. the
~ happens to be supporting at the time
. &c g ss'
n,rss Red pitcher. tn:
Nh Phile the
':ssss sss s's e. Red
~ EruRsnsc comparison champions
sf;s and .ns
% ne &c e s: ssS o nsis for as s
aso tie club during
RANCH Rehsy th. there such thing luck baseball
= MnsH has had he left AbOr But there
s.s:s Q E
Patriarch. Of
s : he s;s soa ssn =. any a s
Aad championship argument
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

g. Georges opened thsi season by
s : sosi" 10 T. Sss bad ss.rt. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

All SCOTS. o 3: ss,os :s p s.r ' BY }
goais to /. last sunday. when the
Teams crossed over st hAf time. the
Caisys were leading by I goal to Q.
9 more eoaiS. and Archibald notehed
the All Scotts only goal.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15


ne Athisc to hin the White whether Eddie helped make
soetted that
released machinelike
.IcnnGU Into greater
CG0nB II
Of
justified
. In
~ H To
-. handled
folding II
Uneet1L
ptehing
nk h
:t scenSoa Bressr wosans Shore Caldwell ccoe
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

WSsesssin eos~h~s are setd "a he
wsvyseA about their team. They
sAsuIA aat Kick. Some coaches
haveuf . team 10 worry abeat.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

Another promising team. the Ris-
Ing Star. went 10 Campbell grove to
meet the new corners in the league.
defeated by > goals TO 0. This was
BIG blew for the 81. clair men.
but Better luck next time.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
SECOND pIvIslON.

SECOND DIVISION.
Detroit had things pretty easil,
against the Wolverines, whom the!
defeated by 8 goals TO 1.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

The Crickesers and wyandotte
shared points. each side scoring
goal each. the Cricksters made good
their promise. The Cricketers have .
nice lot OF players to choose from
and no doubt when they get their
team settled they will pick up fair
share OF points
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

that the championship is the Philes will
mite the Red Sox hip thigh and amidshps about
. the transforming trip TO the coast next month.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

The Imps Celtic and the Thistles
put up . big night. which ended In .
Goaffess draw.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

ltay Barry has made Of than other
cepuG only those Midas fingered brgands ticket
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

Parke- Davis brought OF another
their own ground BY ] goals to :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
THE ALEXANDRIA.

The weekend special at the Alham-
bra today is a splendid five act feature,
"A Daughter of the people" a story Of
love. labor and redemption This film
is one of the World Film Corporations
releases and is produced by J. Searle
Dawley, the master OF all screen artists
The principal parts are taken by Laura
Sawyer. Frederick de Belleviue and
Robert Broderick- Many strong situa-
lions are shown and the work OF the
cast is excellent The picture. as a
whole. is fully up TO the standard Of
the World Cos releases hereto
fore. which always means the best in
every way. The shows start at il a
m. 1915. $50. e-45. 400. 5-15, $50,
T-f0. $50 and 10 p. M The adr';ssiOn
is 20c for adults and lee for children
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
death OF CUSTER" WILL BE
PLAYED AT POST SUNDAY

The Death of Custer in descriptive
music will be the principal selection
of the 18th cavalry band concert played
at Fort Bliss Sunday afternoon.
Rocco Resta- the chief musician. viii
direct the concert, which VIII begin at
$50 o'clock.
The program includes "a number Of
excellent selections and is well worth
a trip TO the fort 10 hear The program
follows
Marcil-"To the Front 800. Karasek
Overture Summer Nishts's Dream"
--------------. --------- ----- Suppe
SOng-"I.a Paloma" .....----. o.. .Nlissud
Hungarian selection - Rhapsody
NO %. List
Waltz-"Blue Danube" ...------ Strauss
tasy--The Death of Custer.
johnson
Indian war dance night before battle,
buEle calls in Custer. a camp before
forming for line Of mar-a- approach of
the American cavalry; indians respond
ing with their customary war music
battle in which Custer lost his life;
dirge, indians rejoicing after battle.
scalp dance; burial Of Custer by Gen.
Bentine and cavalry. nuf1ed drum.
American 'Sey-I1ee River
March-"Choral March .----- Chambers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
COUNTY COURT.
Adrian Pool. Presiding.

W G. Walk C. vs.. leopold Pena. Sc
QuestraJion. suit dismissed by agreement
State Of Texas Us. C. L Gillespie. speed
ing. pleaded guilty and fined s. and costs
State OF Texas vs. ". Behrend, speeding;
pleaded guilty and fined $ and costs
H GoldenberE VS.. George Robinson, suit
on note for 500; filed
State Of Texas vs. Pete Dorchester. car
ryiug a pistol; pleaded guilty and fined 500
and costs
State Of Texas vs. Fred Dclgado. loaning
money with which to pay Iscll tax; filed
State OF Texas VS. Gus Cstsaran, loaniuE
money with which to pay poll tax; not
guilty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
THREE GOOD PICTIREs TO-DAY.

The regular varied Saturday program
is being offered at the Wigwam to-
day. There is "HearJ-Selig News"
with its worlds current history; so
Dhie Changes Her Mind" a good com
.edy. ana The Cowboys Conquest" a
BiOgraph And tomorrow, Charlie
Chaplin will make his BOW as a regular
Wigwam entertainer. Come to the mat
inee, for the management expects to
turn scores away at night Chaplin will
be seen in His Night Out" II is a two
reeIer Of solid Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
al s a. M. 18th me
ridiau time Is a. m
FL PGso time1. March
15. 1915.
Forecasts
Fl FazO and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Sunday: warmer to-
night
New Nexico-To-
night and Sunday.
generally fair. not
much change in tenn
perature.
Arizona - Tonight
and sunday. partly
clou lily: warmer north
portion tonight.
West Texas-Fair
tonight and Sunday;
warmer tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

Eagle Mountain His Wife's Hus-
band is a good comedy that you can't
help enjoying.
Tomorrow J. Warren kerrigan will
appear in a two part society drama.
The StOr-7." A good comedy will also
be shown advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
TIE TNIRTE.

His Wife's Husband" a Nestor COM
edy, and Cleo Madison, the famous
Universal star. will be on the bill to-
day at the Unique. Miss Madison has
the reputation of being able to weep
longer than any other actress and will
demonstrate her ability at the opening
Of Universal City, California on the
18th inst. Miss Madison viii appear to-
day in a twO-reeI drama, Diana of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
TODAY'S AMUSEaENTS
TIE RILOI.

Another OF those two-act Saturday
kalem productions, with Ruth Roland.
will be the headliner TODAY This one is
"Old ISaacsOn's DIAMONDS" and as a
melOdrama it is good one. being well
produced and full of sensational action
1t will keep you guessing from start to
finish. A good comedy. Amt It the
Truth" viii complete an excellent pro-
gram. Be sure and see iL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
THE COURTS
4IST DISTRICT COURT.
u r Lie preaillnE-

Edna z Murray Us. John H Murray. d.
virce. injunction and 20 have maiden name
restored filed.
alarrhant Calculating Machine Co. vs..
Thomas d. Pryor and wife, L. C. Pryor, suit
on contract; flied
The Myers company vs.. Laura A. LOOMS,
debt and foreclosure Of mortgage fIed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
POLICE AND JITNEs.

Editor FL PasO Herald:
II is no wonder the poor Overworked
police Of FL PasO have no time TO catch
burglars and thieves. for they. have
both handsafull standing on every cor
uer watching the poor little jitne cars
as they 90 by trying to make an
honest living.
Take the jitnes OF and throw more
men and boys out Of work and help
FL Paso growi
We are glad the Mexicans can catch
few thieves and turn them over to
our police. c. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Bath DISTRICT COURT.
Dan VI. Lnckson. Prealding.

Fermin Aguirre vs. Juana AIcala de
4 guirre. divorce- filed
State Of Texas vs. Walter Robinson fof-
gerry two years suspended sentence
state Of Texas VS.. Leonidas ReyonOsa-
burglary. 10 years in the peniteutiary-
Juan Gutierrez vs.. Eulalia Zubla Gutierrez,
divorce. granted
Della clark vs.. D D. Clark. divorce
granted.
State OF Teas vs. unknown owner ct al.
delinquent taxes; dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

The ordinary cost OF a want Ad in
The FL PasO Herald is % cent4 n
reaches an average Of about So. Que
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
d. II lInrnhr- Pre.idinr-

State Of Texas VS. Mar Wing. vaSraucy;
pleaded guilty and fined SIS and costs
state Of Texas VS. sixteen Cinnamon. va
grancy; pleaded guilty and fined IS and
costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Letters to The Herald.

IAN communications must bear the
signature Of the writer. but the name
Wiz be withheld II reQuested1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

ing money with which 10 pay poll tax:
not guilty
state Of Texas vs.. !. Porter Bender. loan
ing money with which TO pay poll tax; EJt
guilty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

NAAlANFnlU spoons Arrived.
The IN Paso Herald has Just received
a big shipment Of California souvenir
spoons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

The Fl Paso Herald has just received
a biz shipment Of California souvenir
spoons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Deaths

Manuel Lopez. March Il SOe Stanton
cemetery; March L.
Paula Chavez, March Il. 1908 Broadway.
1Eed one year; buried Concordia: March ri
Sanitarium; aged % years. burial al New
castle Pa
Sophia smith. March 10. ssOs Myrtle ave-
nue. aged - years. burial at Pine Bluff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
ComBaratIve n Paeo Proclamation
REMAINS OF RANCHER ARE
TAKEN RACK To E-a,-l

The remains Of John Fay. SO yearS
OF age who died at a local hospital
Garrett hass this evening for inter
ment- Death was due 10 pneumonia.
lie came to this section about six veaIs
ago and has farmed near El Paso for
some fima
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Better Every Year

Goodyear Fortified Tires still retain those
FIVE exclusive features. One Of them-our
OMAR cure-cOsts US $4,000 yearly.
We have never yielded a single step.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

BERLIN. via Amsterdam, Sept. mo
peace is possible before England has
been definitely defeated snd the SUI
premacy of the seas wrested from her"
This. in substance is the trend of the
German press comment to-day. Most
OF the leading journals demand that
the Government prosecute the war un-
III that aim has been accomplished,
and urge that all efforts should be
devoted against Great Britain.
Count Ernst Won Reventlow, the
naval expert OF the Dcutsche Tag
cS.citung. who wrote some bitter ar
ticles against the United States after the
sinking OF the Lusitania, says to-day in
his paper:
Britain alone remains our mortal
foe. The German Empire does not
dream Of ruling Europe. despite efforts
of the British To throw dust in the eyes
of neutrals. Germany desires. after de-
feating her enemies, to assure herself
against future attacks and tn create
"A Europe I'm which the recurrence OF the
present situation will be impossible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
NO PEACE UNTIL BRITAIN
IS BEATEN, SAY GERMANS
Control of Seas Must Be Wrested From England, De-
clare Newspapers Reventlow Sees
Only One Mortal Foe

This. however is possible only after
the soul of the driving power of the
Continental conspiracies andS wars has
been placed hors de combat and con-
fined to its island, and when the free
dom Of the seas is no longer a gift by
the grace Of Britain. To he wrrnChed
away by threats of violence at any mo-
ment it pleases her. These are the
vital needs for the German future. The
freedom of the seas is essential and
must be gained"
The only road to peace" SAYS the
FrdHkturter ZeftUng, "is for England
to abandon the supremacy of the seas
Germany demands an open road for the
development Of her strength and COM
pensation for the losses which this war.
not OF her seeking. has occasioned.
This, Sir Edward Grey ought TO
admit, is no more than reasonable. The
declaration that England no longer is
doing anything in violation of the prin-
ciple of the freedom of the seas comes
as tidings OF JOY, but what does Eng
land understand by freedom and what
are securities she offers?
III she will abandon her supremacy
a considerable part of the road will have
been passed which Europe still must
travel to arrive at peace"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
BRITISH E BOATS SINK
4 TURKISH TRANSPORTS
French Official Report Re-
cords Achievement. Also
Gains for Allies.

PARIS, Sept c.--The torpedong ~
four Turkish transports by British sub
marines is announced here to-day in the
following official statement:
To the transport sunk, on the Goth
OF August by one OF our aviators in
the anchorage at Acbashilian II Is nee
essary to add four transports tor
pedoed by British submarines, two oc
them at the same point and two others
between Gallipoli and Niagara,
The guns OF the battleships have
hit several vessels anchored in the
straits.
In the Dardanelles the last week of
August has been calm throughout on
the southern front. In the northern
zone British troops delivered success
full attacks which put them In possess
sion of hillock TO the west OF Buvuk
Anafarta, which had been contested
keenly.