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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
Brown and Green
Graphic Section of
Thr Sunday Urthn11r

The World picture! Photographs of men and women action
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"a whole story at glance!
In Fankns time the Camera itself unheardof thing AS
adjunct to the newspaper teto pictures of people and events
the reproduction soft brown and green nkshe adaptation
the of great metropolitan much without
the bounds of imagination trip to Mars.
The Tribune, bringing this brilliant Picture Supplement-
with its happy blending of the wonderful product of the modern
Camera and the latest development of the Printing Arcaps the
climax of the 125 Journalism rann day
Imagine! "Wha would Benjamin Franklin say?
wonder the world of Art and the Drama the world
of Fashion, the World War; the Industrial World local
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
CIRCUS TRY-OUT
UNFOLDS WONDERS
81 ALA RoOkh" and Brilliant Acts
Shown at the Garden
Dress Rehearsal.

A blur Of colors and blast of sounds
surrounded by Madison Square Gardens
tiers of seats-such was BarnCm q
Bailey's dress rehearsal last night.
Two eyes and two ears are not
enough TO cope with three-ring circus.
After It's over the most vivid impress
sion Is that you have missed good
many Something's" But as much OF
the rehearsal as did come within the
range of the senses proved that the
Greatest Show on Earth justifies some
of the adjectives that have been APP
piled TO it.
First impressions are doubly lasting
when reinforced by a line of twelve
trombones, the advance guard OF the
circus band which leads the opening
pageant symbolic Of the Hindu legend
Of "Lalla Rookh." All the performers
except the clowns take part Oriental
costumes, spic and span, and q curious
combination of tom-toms, triangles and
other musical instruments unknown to
the Occident unite TO add brilliance to
the spectacle.
Right behind the numbering ele-
plants ct the end of the pageant are
the freaks. Princess Wee-Wee is grand
marshal. From her shrunken fist a
chain guides "What-Is-It," an evolu-
tionary specimens whose middle name
is said to be Darwin. The man minus
arms and legs, with full grown crop
of whiskers, is wheeled by in baby
carriage in front Of similar vehicle
bearing the spineless woman.
An innovation this year IS found in
three women elephant trainers, who
have enlisted the animals in a Red
Cross drill. At the sound of a cannon
q and few bars of "Tenting on the old
Camp Ground" two elephants appear
in the ring bearing a stretcher. While
:. third covers the body (which part is
| played by one of the trainers) with al
American flag, the heavy ambulance
corps unlimber their trunks and bear
I the burden from the field.
Chief among the dumb performers
that made hit with the invited gallery
/ last night was frisky bear who car
walk tight-rope and skate around or
/ rollers.
! Clowns whose slap-stick stuff will
amuse more than the children put or
their acts In all parts of the arena
! With the funmakers enters the jitney
! bus, New York to Frisco-Fivt
Cents" and other Broadway topics. A
hand six feet high continually graspinG
at the air represents the STRAP Hang
: ers' League" and IS dedicated 70 the
! Interborough.
Bareback riders, cowboys with the
well known lasso, contortionists who
wriggle, twist and squirm, acrobats
conducive to dizziness and knife throw.
ers who would commit murder If thew
made a slight mistake complete the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01

22O2 Third Av., cor. f2Oth Street.
2779 Third Az. bet. I4oth & I47th Sta.
845 Eighth Avenue.
665 Eighth Avenue.
$50 Wet t2Stb Street
NEWAHB sol Bread Street
JERSEY Cl1K-lS AsSAxk Are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
PERSIAN BOWL, S22.50
Fine Hokusai Print Brings
S24 at Nomura Sale.

A finely cracked, deep blue and
ivory white Persian bowl, decorated
with intertwined arabesques, brought
the top price. $3.50, yesterday after
noon al the opening session OF the
sale az the Anderson Galleries, or a
Massachusetts collection of art objects
The purchaser was A. NJ. Baldwin. The
total Of the session was l,4462b.
At the second and final session OF the
Nomura sale, held in the evening, wna'
is said 70 be the most celebrated prini
Of the japanese artist Hokusai, entitled &c
The Wave at Kanagawa, brought SIs
II was bought by d. X. DuBols. Inc
total Of both sessions was sl,2oo'oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01

q w. 4. DOUG
90 Nassau Street.
55S Broadway, cor. Sth st.
S<7 broadway, near t4th street.
I8A0 Broadway, cor. 36th Street.
1fpH prrsdwsy fTin>s Sousrsl.
Atsa third Assau~,
AA2 Third AssRuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01

stances Of how men. friendly 10 suf-
frage, had at critical times let their
allegiance TO party come first. The
clause was finally amended TO provide
that "only women should be officers or
voting members" and Mrs. Dorr pro
fessed herself partly satisfies.
Miss Burns reviewed the work OF
Congress and Miss Paul gave plans for
the future. Senator Roots defeat was
rejoiced over as great gain for sut-
| fragists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
60, :, :. r.,or,ed. conditions are

Railway. II is reported. conditions are
not much better.
Major General Funston. in command
~ the American forces at Brownsville,
renorted to-day that all was quiet
scroas the border at Matamoros. IL -
eynected that another assault will be
made as soon as the villa artillery is
In Mace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
Boxing and Fencing at list,

A boxing and fencing exhibition will
be given for the benefit of the mem
bers of the list Regiment at its
armory, Thirty-fourth Street and Park
Avenue, tomorrow evening. Admission
will be by ticket only.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

te, bewirften eS feline uus9ssei6neien
Gigeni6aften bod, bab er ols
Sauptmamn in ben 9eneruIitob berus
fen tpurbe. 90 mar er bel Der IA.
unb no6 Der 9ei6rOsruns sum Wla'
ior Bel ser A. Oibiiion in 8erpens
buns, uno nur burtb cine taum elm.
itittige SGtisteit als @stabronGef
Bel ben Meber 9rugonern fam er
poriibergebenb pieber in bic Gront.
8eionbers bsOeutunssOoll fir bic
Gntpidluns oes bo9besabten Diff
siers purbe es, oils ibn 1891 Der od'
maliae @eneraIiiabsdef @raf b.
S9lisffen Ii6 gum abiutantsn auss
bat, eenn bel bieIem ausgeseidneten
Sattiter, Dem Die @ntipidlung Oes
beuti9en Seeres 70 ilnenbIib biel gu
psrbontsn Bat. fam Madsnien in bic
ridtige S9ule. glls S6sritleutnant
erbielt er ben 9efebl iiber bic l. 2etbs
buIorsn uno ipurbe in oieier Stel>
lung S6erit, bis Der 3aiier ibn 1898
unter 8efDrberuns gum @eneraImas
ior 5u feinem GIiigelubiutanten err
nounte. Der oberite &riessberr mar
ia i9On mebrere Sabre friiber BEL
ben sroben ManODern ouf Madens
fen oufmsrtIam eetporben, batte i'm
ipie6erbolt auseeseidnet unb iia aud
bon linn @ortrGee iiber Grie9sgez
I9i9te baltsn IaFen. Ra9 Nslbils
oun9 Der 2eibbufarenbrigobe erbielt
Modenien 1901 bos &ommanbo iibsr
bisIe feline 2ieblingstru PPt. gGls
9enerallsutnant fiibrte er 19O3-08
Die Sc. Sipiiio in 0ansig, nit ipeIs
der Stabt ibn bon ieber nubs Be-
sisbuneen berbunben baben. 9s
&aiTsrgs6urtstdssfeisr oes Sa6res
1908 bra9te banu bic Grnsnnuns
gum General Der &abolIerie unb gum
8efeblsbaber bes XVII. 4rnees
forps. 8ei ben groben 3aiIsrman0s
bern in Der ProbinS pOIen erbielt er
bann aIsbolS @elegenbeit, feline SD
bisfeit CUR Siibruns sr6Bersr Srup>
penmafen seseniiber .insm 10 sefGbr'
Ii9en @eener ipie &lud gu bslpsifen.
Der beuti9e &ronprins bat aIs Sub
rer Der Sotentopfbufuren in San3is
ldneere 3eit binbur9 unter Madsns
fens 9efebl geitonosn, unb man, bat
in gut unterri9tetsn" 8reiIsn pObI
iibsr Elm gsfpanntss un6 un.rquidlis
DIES @erbdltnis spifhen beiben ee>
muntelt, aber Der 2ronprins ielbIt
bat in feiner pffenbersisen art bieie
@erii9te 2iigen geitraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

Oi65eIsn Miuieum befanben Ti&
bsbeutenoe @erte Der &ratouer Was
ler5unft. Ser msrtriirbisfe 9au
Sarnofps 1T ieOp9 bos Ratbaus,
elm mdBig 9rObes, bod rsisppIles
@ebdube, bas b0llig frei ouf bem
MarttploB itebt. Der untere Sell
6es Hatbauiss 1T mopsrniiiert, Der
Sberbou nit feinen 3innen unb
Der ipibbadiss, nit einsm 2unb.
gang perfebene Surm iinb i'm aIien
StiIe erbalten. Gs gibt nod cine
9lnsabI bnuIi6er Mertpiirbigteiten
in Sarnpp, 10 Der biI60flide Pas
laf, bic 8ernborbinertir9e, bas 70.
genannte Sorum II, a. m. Sn Der
Rdbe liest @umnisto nit benz Be-
riibmtsn pnrt bes 5iiriten Sans
susSto, bann Der S9iibengarten
unb Der Martins6sre NIT elmer
9ersruine unb elmer uraIten bDl3ers
nen Stride, on bsren Soupteingang
Elm paar ~Riefentnoden" bGngen;
pobri&sinIi4 iinb es 9nodsn zines
Wiammuts ober zines 1lrsl.fantsn.
Sn Der Martustir9s, bic gIsicb Der
9lrde Hpab mad Der llsberI9nem=
mung bier seIanSst iein ioG, bdnst
cine aette, beren SoIsTdIoB, bos
Wert eines blinben Sirten, anssbIi1
auf feline 9peiIe ae6ffnet iperben
Tam.
Die sipeite Stabt, on b,ren gsae
men ii9 bic Grinnerung an bic ges
ipaltige Sur6bru6sI4la6t fir olIe
3eit tniipfen ipirb, @orIits, iff pieI
fleiner ols Sarnofp; ba fe i'm Sab
re 1874 ab6ronnts. bnbsn iib MIR
lpenise oIte 9ebGube erbaIten. Silt
fam 1T ber naerter", ipabrIdeinIi9
RE &rbpta Der aItsn pfarrtirdN1<
aopelIe, nit elmer Sigur bss sseeis
belten Seilanbs, bea9tensptrt cine
Riiittammer i'm @utsboF. GprIics
1T Der Qussansspuntt Der ealisis
fden pstroIeuminbuitris eeipeTen,
unO SnbIreide Napbtba &affines
rien unb anbere 5abritennnInesn
ilinasbsn bic Stabt. DisIe Iiest
iebr bii6f9 in ben @orbsrsen Der
9ssfiOen, an Der Ropa unb Ges
topta. Dom S6lOBbsrs bat man
cine entaiidenbe 9lusiidt.
@ud SosIo unb arosnO am Dis.
lot iinb beute einem iebsn betannt.
gln Rrosno fniipft ii9 bic beriibmts
@ef6tpiftsriage bon Stanislaus unb
9lnna Ssbiecin, cine Der riibrenbs
iten 2essnben. bic inbefen auf ei.
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RrIessberiibmte stadte WefsaIfs
zieas.

Sur9 ben gIorrei6en Mai=Siss
bon @orIicssS sSornop 1T ou9 bic
alte galisiIhs Stabt Sarnotp, aus
Der bic ytuFen nunmebr enbgiiItig
bertriebsn iporben iinb, Su einsm
eipisen ansebenten in Der Wsltees
I9idte setommen. Sarnop liegt
re9t anmutig an Der Bialo, einem
3ufluFe bes 9unoiec. gs Bat nobe
an 10000 Ginipobner, lit 8iidofss.
&reisgeri6tsz uno 9esirfsbaupts
itabt, babel Sib pieIer bDbsrer asbr>
nnftaIten. Die itottIi9s 9Omiirbe bes
bsrrIdbt bas StootbiIb. Sic III Elm
brsiidiffiger, fpdteOtFiIder gau nit
eigentiimli9em 3innsnidmud; Der
Surm erinnert Elm ipenig an bob
miI6e 9auperte bisIer 9rt. Sm
Snnern bss Spmss befinSen iif
bic prddtisen, Sumeiit borpdsn @rnbs
mpnumente Der Sarnpipsfis unb
Oitrogstis. geIOnbers f66n 1T bos
9pppelbentmol bes San Sornops.
Ii unb ieines Spbnss GbriItopb.
Die 9atbsbrole Bat auberbem eint
rei9e S9abtnmmer, unb i'm naben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

ten acknowledgements be6anbeIt
bot. Gr seb0rt gu benienieen oeuts
fden SeIbberren, bic aus gutbirgerIi.
der 6amiIie (ben QbeI erbielt er erit
1899 pGbrenb' ieinsr SGtisteit ols
5IiigeIaoiutant bes aaiIers) berpors
9egdngen iin0, bsnn er fpurbe am 6.
Se5embsr 1849 dIs Sobn oes gfitters
gutsbeiibers 2uSfpig MadenIen (ses
itorben 1890) uno feiner Satin sra.
rie geb. Rint auf Dem pGterIi9en Be-
iiBtum i'm Resierunssbesirt Merie-
burg geboren unb mar sunG1ft iiber.
baupt nidt fir Die Sffi3ierslaufbobn
beitimmt, ionbern besog nd6 bem
9eiute Der 9pmnaiien in Sorsau
uno SaIIe bic 9pdi6uIe I.btgsnann,
ter Stabt, unterbrad aber feline @tus
oisn i'm SerbIt 1869, Inn iein ssreis
pilligenidbr BET ben 2. 2ei6buiaren
nb5uoienen. Sa fam nun Die eros
Be 3eit bes 70er &rieges; iie bra6te
benz iunsen Suioren eine 5iilIe uns
ausI0idIidsr GinOriide, bas GiIerne
9reu5 unb Die @rnennung gum Res
predominant, lie erpedte uno Der.
ttefte feline leibenidnftli6e 2iebe Sum
SoIbatenItanb. Sds Corpus juris
oermo9te ibn niht mebr gu befrieDis
gen, als er mad Sem sSrieOensTdIuFe
feline Stubien ipieoer aufnabm, unb
10 entf9IOB er iid, gang um3uTatteIn
uno trat 1873 ais attiper 2eutnant
pieber bei feinem Gegiment elm. 1876
fam CT als 9loiutant Der l. 4opaIIes
riebriaabe na6 &6nigsberg, purbs
Slpei Sabre fpdtsr Sberleutnant unb
tonnte nun an bic 9egriinbung zines
eigenen Sausitanoes benten. Seine
Wabl fiel auf Doris b. Sorn, So9'
ter Oes Sberprdiibenten Der prOpins
Preuben, ilnO ous bieier @be iinO
orei SDbne uno cine Sp9ter 6erpors
9e9dnssn. Der boffnungspOlle dls
tefte Sobn Sons Gjeorg lit Der milf
tdriiChe 8egleiter Sss Yrinsen 9tugrit
UilteIm BON qreuBen. @itper
geporOen. sing 9tuguit MatenIen
1908 nit Der 9omteFe aeOnis b. b.
Often cine speite Gbe Elm. Sbpobl
er feline &riegsatabemie bsTu9t bats
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9as itaIicnj.Sitcrrebitd' unsarii@. Gjrenssebiet.

aussesoHen baben, 10 bat fie baacaen
an ldnbI4aftli9er S@Dnbeit nidt
all3upiel Su bieten. llsbsrbaupt Ifeben
ia Die 0urbaneIIsn in bieI fer Siniidt
binter Dem mGr6enid6nen 9osporus
nett 5uriid, uno BON feinen bei6eu
ufsrn 1T lpieber bas nDr6Ii6e, oas
Der SalbinieI bon 9aaipoIi, bas
minber moleriide. Sier iteigen bic
Serge, Die bic SaIbinIsl erfiillen, aes
rDbnli9 slei9 BON Der &iift an ems
por. unO nur bon 3sit gu 3eit Dffnet
ii9 eine tlsine RiiItenebene = ba,
pO Die 9ersbd6e ibrsn @es gum
SelleIponte sefunben uno i'm 2aufe
Der Sabrtuuienbe elm fleinss Miins
bungslano iid ssbiISet bobsn. Sas
finb bann bic SteIIen, fpp bic beoeus
tenberen glniieOlungen Der Salbinfd
iih finoen. 9ln elmer ioI9sn tleinsn
9u9t liest MaiOOs, bas Maobtos
Der 9rieden, nod beut in Der Saupt>
fade elm 9rie9enort, Der oura feline
S6iffdbrt befannt 1T. Mit ieinen
ipeiBen Siirmen unb !6dufern iiebt
er unterm 2idte Der Sonne luftis
genus aus, unb tpenn Der RorbninS
tuebt, Der Oie sanse Sommersaeit in
biefer @esenb Die ReseI 1T, bnnn
oreben iid muntsr Die SIiiseI bsr
Sublreiden, nit tpeiBen SeseIn aiis.
seitattsten Dinbmiiblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

@ngldnoer, ipie 5ii sriporten itanb,
BEL Der SaIbiuieI bon @alipoIi ans
geiebt, ienem ipeitporseitredten Sim
ger Sbra5iens, Der BEL Den i'm 9rims
triege beriibmt geporoenen 2inien
bon Sulair nur nod burd etne
ic6mdle 2onbenge nit Dem europGis
f9en Seitlanbe SuiammenbGnst. Die,
fe Sulbiniel bon 9allipoli 1T in bos
bem WiaBe gei6i9tIi9er 8oben. So
1T Der tbru3ifde Gberiones Der gIs
ten, Der gum srOBen Sell unter Der
Ssrrfdaft bes gttbenerbsIosn MiItias
bes itdnO. 9a, po ii9 Die &iiIte Der
SaIbinfel am peiteIten Dem aiiatt=
i9en llfer SuorGngt, babsn iic9 mehr
oIs einmal bebeutenbe geI9i9tli9e
llnternebmungen abseIpisIt. Bon
gliens Settle Der baben bier 8errss
unO fpdter Die 9iirten bic Meerense
iiberiebt, unb BON Der !6aIbinfel @ol>
IipoIi aus tit glleranber Su ieinem
groberungsSuse nab gliisn aufsebrO>
den. Seitos liegt bier, ipo na9 einem
Der f90niten sris9iT9en T1Gr6en
alInd9tIi9 Sero nit Der 5adeI iiber
bic raid itr6menbe Slut bes Selless
POINTS binausseIeu9tet bat, Inn Dem
9eliebten 6as eripartete Signal su
seben; 2orO 9pron bat iid ipGtel
ben Sport seleiitet. an berTeIben
SteIle Die DaroanelIen Su bur6s
f6pimmen. 2ln Der STEELE bon ST.
itos liegt beute Elm maIsrii9es Siirs
tenoorf; unmittelbar binter Dem
0arbdnelleni9lOile auf Der Seite hNr
5aIbinfeI @allipOIi srbebt ii6 eine
ipeibe Selspano, in ipel9sr eine tIeis
ne 9rotte oIs oas @rab Der Seiuba
gift.
@enn @ef9i9te unb Sage ibren
Rei5 auf bic SuIbinieI bon @aIlipcIi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

GnsIdnosr, ipis Su sriportsn ftano,
bel Der SuIbinieI bon @aIIipoIi ans
geTebt, ienem iueitpOrseitredten Sim
ger Sbra5iens, Der bel Den i'm arims
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vSSricScnScrGr

Die Mutter ibt nit ibrsn Sim
TERN INN ben &nffeetiid. sic fprt>
den bon bem 8rieg, Dor allen Din.
CEN absr bonn Batter. Der au9 int
Seloe 1T. ollie fummen in benz
@uni3e iiberein: ~9ld, ipsnn bO9
rur erit Srieben lpGrs!" Der tleins
rieridbrige Sansiiirgen IiBt fill boz
Lei unb bort anbddtis Su. pI0bIi9
iugt er: rMutti, iper ipirb benn
ipobl tIingeln, ipenn Der 2rieg aus
iein foll. bic 9auffsn pber bic Gngs
IGnber9" (gr bsntt an bas &iinetlR
in Der SduIe.) rHun," meint Muts
ter. ripus mstnit benn bu, tper tlins
seIn ipirb9"
-Ra. i9 CLAUDE = bic GnsIdH.
ter
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Sns bIir @rtter.

-0er Sreibsrbunb mill ia bic
Decentralization bes i9le6ten @st=
ters tpesen aufsege6en baben!"
~Su, oas mil ih i4ou sIauben.
9enn es fol- oa fur9tbar ssbIibt.
gebpnnert unb ben !Serrlduften in
bic guOe seresnst baben. Die Sonns
oes 9liids f9isn ibusn ui9t uno bes
Ra4ts mar aud nur Der SdIbmonO
au ieben.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

ee bon 2ob5, 9Opics unb @locIos
ipet unS ncuerbinas bur9 Isine @ers
treibun9 Der RuTen aus Dem 9rDB.
4en SeiIe @oIiSiens binreitenO ers
tpieien. glu9 peitereu &reiIen 1T
er f9pn friiber nomentIi9 bur6 Iein
aipei6dnbiges 8ert nS9par5e Sus
faren" betonnt sepprben, in Dem er
meiIterbaft Die @eT6i9te Der bsriibms
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ANSAihkHL.,

mem pirtliden 9orsanes gu beruben
ideint. Sn Der 5ransistansrtir9s
seist man bic @ruft Der @eIbipi<
iter, unb nuf einem 9lltarbilb. Das
@on Ond auaeIAriebsn ipire, iino
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GeneraIoberft Aus. '. BaehenfsH.

@enerul b. Wadenisn gilt in Su4s
treifen infoIss ieiner sublreiden
trieeseefdidtIiden auffGbe ldnait
ols elmer Der sIdnsenoIten MiIis
tart6eoretiter, OaB er iid uber ebsnfp
gut aud auf Die praris peritsbt, bat
er auerit pdbrenO Der bIutigen 9a'
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Die balbiHfel Won GaIIipcIi.

Sbren Iansunsetiinbisten 2anbon.
griff segen Die tiirtiiden Meerengen
haben bic berbiinbeten sfranaoisn unO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-11
FIREHEN BEAT POLICEMEN q T08 /

traffic violations They were gener-
Gus, however, and after some kidding
forgot the fines and boosted the kid"
hugh thompson pitched a good game,
but his straight balls were easy pick
ings for the firemen- He did not have
an opportunity for OutshOts as Don
Johnson's has bum thumb and didn't
care TO risk IL. Steiger pitched a game
that was trim all the way through. He
allowed no hits.
X n Tinker broke into the game in
the sixth inning, replacing Thompson
and was the only man Of the police
team TO make two hits and two runs
Sergeant Joe Stowe had the next honors
with one hit and two runs Arrendill
scored one run. Simpson one, captain
L. L Hall one, and Dick Evans one.
How the Firemea Scored
The team work Of both organizations
was good From an amateurs stand
point there was not single error.
what professional would think IS
another matter. The firemen piled up
their score in large Jumps and among
the scOremak ers WERE Bill Steiger,
with three runs; captain Peterson. with
p W j. Hunt Two Lieut. stewart ..
Lieut. Lyons, 3; Capt Sullivan, 3, Al
Won Balldow. one; chief J. W. Wray,
three: A B. Place, one
To compare the work of the teams
is not possible. The police played the
best game that e. Paso ever saw as
policemen and the firemen the best
game that firemen ever played In Fl
Easu as 4lEEIuel- mat Lue llEcneu
scored the more was because they are
used TO climbing up in the air for
things, while the police let some things
pass as IL is their business not to try
and catch everything
The Lfneups.
The lineups were as follows: Police
j N. Lapin, F. Ortiz. K NJ Tinker,
Nat o. Hudson, Dick Evans, J. Arren-
dell. H r Johnson, Hugh Thompson,
Sergt. J. z. Stowe, Capt. L l. Han,
chief Don Johnson and W. A. Simpson.
Firemen-Chief John W. Wray, Lieut.
l. Lyons, Lieut.. Stewart, J. c. Rhodes,
Capt J. J. Sullivan. Capt. A Petersen,
". J. Hunt, A. B. Place, W. o. Steiger
and Al Won Balldow.
The game was umpired by Lieut. Q.
z. Michaelis, q. 5. A, and managed by
Charles Pollock, city park commits
sioner frankie Webster son OF Mrs.
Emma Webster, the probation officer.
was mascot for the firemen and had
in tow a gray goat sandwiched be
tween the legend, We Have Got the
Cons Goat"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-11
THOUSANDS SEE
CANE IN BOSTON
Foster is Hero of Saturday
Game, Pitching and Hit
ting Boston to Victory.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 11=At an early
hour this morning, the fans had started
to congregate at Braves park. where
the third game OF the worlds series
was played by the Red Sox and the
PhiIlies- The new park OF the 1914
worlds champions is the largest base
ball park in the world and there is
room for a total OF As. 900 fans II was
predicted here that even this big park
will be packed
Foster Was Hero Saturday.
It was as much Fosters hitting as
his fielding that won Saturdays game
at Philadelphia for the Red SOx by a
score of 2 10 l. George Foster was the
Sunday hero Of the Boston fans and the
Sunday papers made much Of him and
his great work in the Quaker city on
Saturday
AL the breaks in the luck were with
the Red SOx on Saturday. Erskine
Mayer twirled a great game for the
Phillies but il was simply a case OF
one good finger being up against a
better man, the latter also having what
luck there was. With the exception of
two doubles, Foster kept his hits well
scattered and when men did get on
base. he was invincible.
The fielding Saturday was in sharp
contrast 10 that Of Friday. With a
fast field. the players worked fast and
played snappy ball and several sensa-
tional plays were pulled
With the exception OF the star pitch
ing. the sensation OF the series-and the
annual hero-has yet failed to put in
an appearance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-11
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS
WIN CITY SERIES

St. Louis, No, Oct. 11.-"Tim" Nc
Cabe. who came to the local Americans
from the Three league only few
months ago. won the post season city
championship for his team Sunday by
shutting out the local Nationals 5 to 0
in the second game OF a double header.
McCabe struck out five men. walked
one and granted the Cardinals seven
scratch and scattered hits.
The first game on Sundays program
which the Nationals took. to 2, was
their first victory in the series. The
final in games won follows: Amer
leans 4; Nationals 1. One game tied.
Score. first game: RH.E.
Nationals 800. $50 OO1 500 II 4
Americans -..---..110 600 600 !
Batteries: Nationals Doak and Sny-
der; Americans, Hamilton. Koob and
Severoid-
Second game: RH. z.
Nationals ......... 900 600 90 7 0
Americans ..-...-.- 001 600 04-5 3
Called in eighth on account OF dark
ness.)
Batteries: Nationals. Boardman and
Gonzales; Americans, McCabe and Ag-
new