The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
STAY AT HOMES GET
FILL OF EXCITEMENT
Plenty Of Things Heard and
Seen in Front of Bulletin
Board Of "The sun"

Take Il right accurately and tersely
from the cub reporter who covered the
Johnson Willard fgut from an advance
position IA front OF THE SuN's bulletin
board or wd-he had his police card
stuck In the band Of his Easter kelly
the feature OF that light was not the
KNOCKOUT ror tho zen million lung
power "Yc-e-e-e-cn 80 that ratified the
buildings on Park Row. nor the ami
mostly OF tho traffic cop who lost bet
10 letter carrier az tho fifteenth round
and etsei his loss ny swipirs at tho kids
IN the way 81 the street cars.
Tax" 1t from MIN. the hIht. the end
o. i. ~" crowd, tame ana even" up
"a that time. the hellaml.ke din and
every t0inE e.sc paied into sudden In
S'-H.il'duce COMPARED to the escape OF
e ''ttljn dark gentleman person whose
!Hrf" Lips probably meant no offence
Nht'~peNr, IL i.Ct IL shocked the re-
lpri"g.s sense "t 10 lplopoucss OF
'a.nss 20 think the dark gentleman
could have intended his lips and throat
and lungs to do such thing when he
must have known tho sentiments ot
th'se who occupied fought for places
around him. But as tho reporter sad
% .is editor:
must tell tho facts. boss This
nn.d"1t.ned person really did snou;
rake / heard him. sir. And YOU
know. b. IS, II hld!'; sincerely doubted
mat You MD allow 20 taN!cab ca
penses on this assignment would have
Followed tho chase 90 the bite end and,
ta'. h.r--'r--5u' which rpspltli VIII
al up U'a. >es--tN OF them
Before ,hat uutowarl inc.der, which
So compile ely upsc. the reporters news
judgment the eNprctan; and h!ghlv
s"'s'i.N" lung strings OF the huge fsh;
crowd Wer" QGt" untouched Fans they
N"'. Ta'"re, from TIE diga!ned. corpI-
."u', business men right on doNu--or
THROUGH tie willing and unwilling
.a."rs '1e rough urekel' persons. o.
'"' boys. CLERKS. messenger boys ana
.t-i t'tt facy all had tho right
20 .ne r''"~ 70 turned out right. dope
.ui vi, Co nope.
Tho ovi' .t.. board turns,iles "A, tho
bridge, ~ Nassau street, AZ Park Row
t'tt ak o'3e" oo'ytr,-ing entrances lost
.otH' "i.oi N"F"1 m.!l.an and third
ni -" others anu1t town where hullo-
rr hoart galleries gathered refused -
'"r. 80 |l i'.' y '.' first Few rounds
w gu" 'H" "iuu,stors" blbhler.
"I' Wo-.f 40 'e1. + herch,." Jus, wait
'tl 'ht' '..--"- N''7 airL" Hc's -'4U-
"a. dor N.r guy '-and ther acvc-al
'HIle'.s, IA rapid -lccsssion read Wi
.H-3's round
io-,-e-e-ch 200
How MANY 20 dat, Jimmie
j. vas plain ~ q Sind man that .he
crowd was voting hard for Willard
Especial, 'he ktds--t'i they a!wnvs
r" ~'"r ih" feelings az sucn gatherings
--~ out,t every '.T' ;hcrc was any
hri OF '"Uc1uor trtt the whita man
T.rnt beat u.- 'NH' Md when tho
rounds 10 80 .'e-- began 70 show
'Johr1ou SWINGING wildly" willard
'lo.AIs an Flows" and johnson
taow7 woar.aess the ,rrEcs u The big
crowd stayed longer than Just 10 see IA
round O.; two ara waited for tho ex-
?er'os fuieA
Predictions, r-orh~c.es dope and
.ps could be had for Tho listening every
i've feet within a largo radius q. the
h.s trc" In city Hall Park. johnson tans
wore not a small minority and thev
easily found excuses FOR the last half OF
Ne HCht n the big Negroes age condi-
Ton and way Of l'vinE gus, prior 20 h.s
framing season, There were women,
too, sp-!rkled through the bulletin gal
Leg" som" % them STAYED while
until Wizards ear bleeding vuq
posted when they quit
And when willard knocks out John
so'" went UP In h's letters and .ho
extras arrived on heralicd shcutS--wel.
n you don't know what fieht crowd
does YOUR -duoa'ion has been sadly
neglected. II acts ard speaks ana 'us.
goes via. that's all