El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
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INTERVIEWS

LL0 YER SO2,4OO yards of gauze
and 1920 pounds of cotton
for dressing wounds have
been sent by the American Red Cross
society to the European war zone for
aid in the care of the wounded" said
DR.. c. +. Braden. of assorted sizes,
709, 600 bandages have been sent. 3l6S
rolls of plaster. 1896 pounds of anaes-
thetic, and a cases of drugs. Instru-
ments, HgatUres for sewing wounds,
syringes, to the extent of 50 cases
have been sent and 20 L. $. army field
medical outfits, with seven sterilizers
Tor dressings and instruments Besides
this 20 cases of disinfectants, $4,000
doses of anti-typhoid treatment 10000
doses of tetanus. or lock jaw antitOXin,
and 10000 tubes Of smallpox vaccine
have been sent A corps of As sur
geonS and $50 nurses have gone to take
charge of hospitals in the English,
French, Russian, German, Austrian and
Servian centers. For the physical COM
fort of the victims of the war $500
blankets, 22l1 shaWls, SIC coats and
1910 sweaters for women and children
have been sent, in addition to 263S
cases of miscellaneous supplies. in
Guiding women's and children's cloth
ing, hospital garments and dressings,
and 10 barrels of alcohol"
although / have made frequent mo-
tor trips through different sections Of
the country / have never seen roads
anywhere in as good condition as those
in west Texas said A. II. Gilmore. On
my recent trip we drove five cars more
than half way across the state, going
as far as Sheffield. Yet the roads were
all in perfect shape and we had lot
the slightest difficulty in dispOsing of
all five. We mOtored more than SOC
miles and in the entire distance did
not strike single really bad stretch
of road
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ANDREW Schrigeloine. better known
to the fight fans as Jim Flynn, re-
veived his first idea of training at
Pueblo, back in 1891 said Art Woods.
AT that time I was helping the school
football team and was in charge of
keeping the boys in training. Flynn
was about Il years old and was the
bully of the town. We needed another
man on the team and 1 finally got him
to join. 1 used to give him long talks
on training and finally I got him to
stop smoking and get down to real
training This was the first time he
ever trained
THE big game OF. the season was
with Colorado Springs. Just before the
game I called Flynn aside and told him
that. no matter what happened. he
must hold his temper. After the game
is over 1 told him. you can do all
the fighting you want to- Well, the
game was hardly started before play
ers on the Springs team began foul
tactics against Flynn. But the big
boy held his temper and we won. The
game was just over when Flynn came
running up to me.
Remember what you promised he
said, and, without waiting a moment,
he walked over to one of the opposing
team that had fouled him and wiped up
the grounds with HIN"
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Gathering an indian exhibition in
Mexico under the present unsettled
conditions is no joke, said A. w.
Lewis. For instance, there is a maker
OF clay models who viii be in the ex-
hibition and who comes from Cuerna-
vaca- When 1 was in Mexico City the
line TO Cuernavaca was torn up and ]
had TO have transported by mule back
a supply of the clay he uses all the
way from Cuernavaca to the capital
Then I had to send miles into the in
terror to secure the special kind OF
wood used by the cane carvers.