davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03

9eHtidDe geridte ,nel6en, baf Nn.
sriffe Der Sran5oien Bel yert6es si1.
rii6seidjiasen ieien. Am ber pitsprs,f.
kiifen GrenSe lei nid)ts gsenes pal.
iiert. St6rolif, BON Der 8eidiel bGt-
ten bic 9entfden ben nor65itlid BON
gplimoiu gestsenen Grt 6Mnin be-
iett, mas Elm Iprriiden ,amf gSar
id)au 81 bebeutet. Set BEN /. Sc
brmar ieisn anf Der 2inic @oIasspe--
Guluifa iiibiutiflidl BON Harid)am,
Sampfe i'm Gange, bei benen Die
0eatid)em 1000 0efansene semadi
bdtten. Die ansriffe Der &niIen ani
Die bentIden Stellmmeen On Der 8sit-
ra ieien 5nriifseidlneen.
Cine Depeide aus 2onoon bebaup-
tet, Die Deuti6en bdtten ipdbreno Der
iester1 Gage ber5peifelte glnitren.
gnngen eenlaht, oas ,Deablod@ oos
10 longe on Der tpeftlihen Sront eri.
itiert babe, 81 brehen. 60 piel iuir
iuiilen, iin6 berartise opersueifeltc"
glnitreugungen bisber beitGnbis poy
ben Wegnern geutadjt iuoroen, es ge.
lang ibnen nber tiibt, Die Gage gu
peronoern on oie Deutlhen ibra
Stelungen init eiieriter @etpalt iitne
Dielten, sud) &inoenburg lon in
Bolen 1olhe ouer5iueifelfee @nitren.
gungen ntatben. Bon @er5ipeiflnns
iurb bei ben AuitrensHnsen Sinben.
bnrs's mol nidlt biel an finben iein.
Gs tit eben 6ie Ianse eriuartete Often.
iibe, Die Sinoeubiirg iett erariffe,l
bat urio oiefe 0ffeniibe mfrs MID!
nus 8er5peifllne, ionoern aus mol.
ertuogener itrntegiider Abiid]t inter
1onnlen. Dab Die 9eutlden Ser
sIngriff nur nadteL itnr ben Druid,
ben Die &itiien ouf Olt.9reuBen imo
llngart ausiibten, 5it miloeru, III
ltnlinn; man lit im ltngarn nno Dit
Trenfen bisber ieGr gut nit ben Gni.
len fertis seiuorSen nno brandt nidli
5it oerartigen gianODern 5it greifeu,
nm iidl ibrer 81 ipeBreH.
Ter Sdriftiteller Smbiuis ejansbo.
Ter berSffentIidjt in ben @andJener
9seneiten @adJridten iueitere Wiittei.
Iitnsen iiber ieinen geind beim bent
fdlen Saaiier i'm 9anptanartier. Gr
riibmt an Sem 9aiier bic yinbe,
NIT Der er beleiSisenoe GasfGlle
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03
aurit lltbtrldt.

Die 9entidjen MAIDEN in ben
leetes1 &fen nm @aridan
1900 @efangene.
Tiau nil Ser p&arlsrnbe"
tuieSsr begegnet iein.
9entide amtlidle Witteilnn-
gen Hasen iiber entiteaenSe
Sertd,te Der Sransuiem.
9eatidJlanb lit reid)lidD NIT
Gsetreioe periorgt.
Gnalano nil 9efreibe nno
@lefl, Sas fir 0entidlanb be-
itimmt lit, fonfissieren.
9entld)e Wiitteilnnsen mel
ben pon einem grofen Grfolg
in ben 9lrgunnen.
Sn ben Sentiden Sparfaiien
iuerSen groke slnlasen semadjt.
9iumanien iuirb SemtidIanb
bas beiteate 0etreioe liefern.
@ansbofer riibm,t Die gambe
bes Sentid)en Gaiiers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03
SnIano

glus @anceboro IN Maine tDiro
genteloet, 6aB BORT Elm 8eriub ge-
lna1t ipnroe, Die Bride iiber ben
ct. groir, Die oen onerifaniihen
Gtaat Waine nit Dem fannoifhen
Nem 8runstpid perbif1bet, onrb On
ilalnit gu 5eritoren. Ser Eater fliih-
tete ilnb 8anceboro itno ipuroe bort
in eifent Sotel 'berbaftet. Gr rennt
iif Werner ban @orn tito bebauptet,
bob er Elm 0eiitider 9ffi8ier fei. Or
proteitiert gegen ieine g(uslieferllns
no6 &anaoa, 90 er cine ariegsbann-
lung begangen babe, nod eirern nett
tralen 2onoe gefliidtet iei nno ni6t
ausgeliefert tperoen f0nne. @enn Iih
aIles 10 berbalt, iuie es gemeloei
miro, Damn miro Der Mann mol et-
mas iibergpi6nappt iein ooer er nil
rnlr bon ii6 reoen MAIDEN. Gin afti-
per Sffiaier Der oeptihen 9lrmee lit
er gang aetuiB nidt
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G6niss6erger aranfenIdueitern ais
8efangene in Sranfreidl,

Sos aranfelibans Der 8armber=
|5iefei1 IN &onigsberg bat, pie man
BON BORT idreibt, Dor fllr5em oia
letten Ieiner eefaugenen S6tpeItern
Suriiderbalten, oie in Die SGnoe Ser
Sron3oien gefalfen tparen Dos Weut-
terbaus botte ieiner5eit bon ieinetl
fin Die &riegsfranfenpflege bereit0e-
baltenen Giafonilien auf 9lnluden
ie65ig Shmeitern einem @rmeeforps
5ugeiatlot. 0ieie famen g(nfang Sep
tenlber nod mebreren Srti6aften
georofrarfrei6s on Die erIte 9lrbei.,
BON oen 8eripuftoeten als oie erIten
6elitiHen S6peitern nit sSreuoen be-
griiBt SlnBer einem aranfenbouic
inuroen nod tnebrere Sd)uIen uno
cine groBe aalerne 5u 8Hegeltdttefl
eittgeri6tet ioipie cine @di1efobrif,
Die bereits BON fran5oiii9en Shme-
ltern als 2o5arett bennBt tporSell
mar. Die 8orrdte oieier ssabrif fpa-
rem ibon bon fran8oiiider Seite our
8eriultnoetenpflege gebrau9t tporoet
rnno tuitr6en nun au6 6eiiti1erieits
gegen @utidein requiriert. Die 8or-
rate tpuroen oen S6tpeItern als an-
geforoertes @it iibergeben, neil in
ben neu bergeridtetene BflegeItdtten
sur 2agerung ltnb gum 8erbinoen
Der 8eripltnoeten fat aaes feblte. 9a-
bel itieg Die 3obI ser @ertpllnoeten
bort bis auf 1900. geun pflegten
/ Die Sdmeitern Ia Gage lang iotuol
Die oeutihen als ai9 oie fran8oii,
fhen Geriplnoeten. 9fIs am 10.
September bas oeuti6e Seer ieinen
5liigel bon ben 5ran8oien 5triid.
nabm, iuliroen au6 ole &ranfen.
i6fueftern bon oen SranSolen oufec-
boben, ourften aber in oern Srte 8e-
rome nod bier Sa9e lang peiter
pflegen. 9ann aber nnBten Iie trob
Der flebentliden @itten Ser 8erlpun-
oeten, au6 Der fran8oiii6eil, Ole nun
inberiorgt blieben, Die Stdtte ibrer
iegensreiden 8irffamfeit perlafen
ino ipitroen unter @eid)impTun9ett
ilno 8eorobnngen Ser 9ebolferun9
na6 Nnliens gebradt. ginem Seile
tpuroen audi oie Softer BON Der Mten=
ge 3ertreten uno ausgepliinoert.
gun begann fir oie S6tueIterl ein
LANCER, idiperer 9eioenstpeg bis nad;
&aris bin. gluf einern fleinen 9obn-
5ug, auf Dem iie Siuei Gage uno 8tpei
9sGdte i'm @ilenbabnpagen fisen
nulBten. sic erbieIten in oieier gort-
gen 3eit MIR einmal einen balben
8eder i6tpor3en aoffee Gin Wann,
Der oeutidb ipro6 lmo oas piiite Qdr-
men Der Menge nidt me6r mitanIe-
ben fonnte, iogte ibnen, iie tpGren
nurd Die 3eitungeu beIduloigt NOR
ben fran8oiiide @eripllnoete Der.
ItiimnleIt, 9etotet ino fron3oiii6e
8obnungen gepliinoert 81 boben.
SSSn 9oris tporen Solooten CUR Sc.
ma6ung Der gefangenen SAtpeItern
oufeeboten iporoen. 1tnter Itarfer
ge6efline tpuroen oie @e6auerns.
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Ser grieflpediel slpiidJen aaiier
nno 4apit.
99erlin. 9. eSaullor

Berlin, z. eSanltar.
3tpiideu Seiner Maieitat oetu
auiier llno Seiner Seiligfeit benz
&aplt bat geitern folgenoer Sele-
granrmipehIel itattgefunoen:
u9ln Seine Maieit1t @ilbelm H.,
beutihen aailer.
I Ssm @ertrauen auf oie @efiible
dJriitliber Ndhltenliebe, BON Der gr.
Maieltdt beieelt ,iino, bitten mir gtp.
MaieItdt, oieles unbeilpoIle ssabr 81
beenoen uno oas 1leue gu er6ffnen
nit elmer Sanolung faiierli6er
@roBnllt, inoem gtp. @taieitdt I'M.
ieren @orI6lag anebmert baB 3tpi-
i9en ben friegfiibrenoen Staaten Ell,
9(ustarib Ger fir oen Militdroienlt
fiinftig als untauglid) ott5niebenoen
&riegsgefangenen itattfinoen ntoge.
Iapft geneoift XIV"
o9[n Seine Seiligfeit ben 9aplt,
9fom.
Snoent id Gp. Seiliefeit fin Sbr
Selegramm oanfe, lit es mir eitl
Ser5ensbeoiirfnisl 81 perii6ern, oab
gn. Seiliafeit 9oridloa, oas 2os
Der fir ben ferneren Wtilitdroienit
utltaugliden ariegssefaneenen 81
linoertt meme pole Spnpatbie fill-
BET. Die @efiible 6riftliber ged6,
ltenliebel BON Der oieier @oridlag
eingeeeben lit, entipreden burdaus
meinen eigenen ueber5engunaen ino
@iinI6en. gSilbelm."
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OuS IuT StuIluHNuo NNu SeIIeTretut
6eitfmnat tit, fir &Dntrebanbe erflG=
rem, bic funfissiert iuerben fam. gns
gpriuanb gilt ibr bic Ginridjtuns bes
@etreiSempnoppls bon Seiten ber6e-
siernngen Der beibem 2GnSer, trok-
bein Die bentidje 9iesiering bic ger-
iidernns seseben fat, SaR bpm oe,a
ans Mmerifa importierten 8etreibe
nid)ts fir 6egiernngsSuede beriuanbt
merben iuiro.
9eittfdlanS fat, iuie nns 9pnbpn
geineloet iuirb, neittrale Sfliffe ges
tuarnt, ans Der gsabe Der frams6iii6en
&iiite fortsnbleiben, Sa ieineltnteriec-
6oote Sas0 aitf feinblide Sranspprt-
idiffe MAIDEN luiirSen.
9lns 8ien iuirS semelDet, Die Ga.
&c I'M Magemeinen lei iinnerGnoert.
Die &fe in BEN Garpatben baner-
ten an. ansriffe Der 9i,tiien an Der
Eilita ieien snriifseidlasen. sln
Der oWiittelfront", geineint iuiro ipol
Siib-EDlen iein, bitten beatide nno
Seiterreider erfolgreidJ gefGmpft.
sSn Der gsodt oes Is. ssanuar ipill
Der ioeben in geeip gorf ongefomlne-
ne 0anpfer vSiobella" IN ben tpeit-
in0iiheii @eipailern bon einem &reli-
ger NIT bier SAorniteinen aneeipro-
den lem, BON Dem er glaubt, oaB es
Der oelitide 9reli5er yaarlsrilbe"
mar.
9eiitidDlamb, Gnslanb nno Deter
reid baben iidJ anf Die @orid)lage 6es
Eapites fin btreit erffGrt, gefansens
ssranen nnD ainSer nnS mannlids
Gibilsefamgene iiber 55 Sabree &C.
semieitig anssmiiefern.
9lus einem ioeben peroffentli6ten
amtli6en geri6t gebt berpor, oaB
bic @inlagen IN ben oenti6en Spor-
banfen I'M lesten Sabre troe oes
&rieges INN 900 Wi(lionen Wart
5ugenomnlen baben. 9os biloet Ell
nen tpeiteren getpeis fir oie finalt-
aieIle St6rfe bes Gei6es. ssn elmer
Situng bes 8ertpultllngsrates oes
Hei6sbant be5eidnete Der SrGIioent
Sabenitein Die finan3ieae Situatior
als auBeroroentlid aiinitie. @on3
anoers fiebt es ieood in 9fuBlano
aus. Gas 8etersbnrger @latt ,9tuB-
foie Slopo" beridtet, oaB oie ruff
i6e &eaierling nur nod 8anfnoteH
i'm 8etro9e bon 27,000,000 92rbel
ausgeben fam, tpenn oie iesige ge-
iebli6e @olooedun9 arfre6t erbalten
un6 Die Gnttpertling Ser 9iubel per-
biitet iperoen ion.
8ie bon Seiten Der aranspien
luabreno Der letten 3eit beriadji
ipiro, Die tatiGdliden @erbGltniiIe
sn beroreBem, segt aus nafiteben6er
Barrier Sepeid)e berupr: y9as ,gmi.
letim bes glrmees", bas pom fran
s6iiFden Sriessntiniiterinm berams-
eeben nnb inter Die Srnppen i'm
sselOe berteilt iuirb, melbet in Der
letten 8nmmer, Saf bic Sertid)e Ir-
NEE raid anfseriebem Cd iuerSe. Sie
Sentidlen bitten bis 9lnfang 9esem-
Der an SOten, gerlpinSeten nmS 0e-
fangenen ii6er 100000 Mann Der-
loren. @On ben @eriunnbeten icien
OielleidDt 100000 an Die sSrpnt sn.
riifsefelrt mmS Die bentlden 0ettO-
uerlnite batten iidJ oaber ipabreno
Der erlten bier WiDnate oes arieses
mf 100000 Mann belanfen. T"
Bonn Sentiden 0eneralita6 lit be.
fanntlidj feitseitellt morSen, baf bic
8eIammtberlnite Der Irmeen In Oh
nno @eft nid)t sr6ker iinS, aIs bic
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Mmglann.

Die 9abnperbinolng 8ipiidell
Merico rno gera gru6 lit ipieoer 1ef-
geitellt.
esSn Der engliihen 2ailoihaft
gorfibire bat man Montag naGt
groltoBe eeipiirt. sSsn nlebreren Sob
lenr1inen loiten fi9 In SoIge Der
tStoBe &oblernaiien los. Gin glr-
better iuaroe eriddagen.
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Wangbpfer iiber oem &aiier+
Wicbtige Erfolge in den Hrgonnen.
DeatlNland klagt lber faIbe Beridte der 5ranzcIef


niinmt. ysie fat ct Elm 3ornesmort
BON linn gebSrt nnb es iuare oftmals
@elesenbeit Sasu seiueien, in 3orn
at geraten. Sci einein beiunberS
bDsartigen gmsfall iagte er einmal:
sSas lit itarf, aber es lit amd) nar-
rid. Sin Slid nnr, baf Die @abr-
felt irnnter lGngere 8eine fat, als
| Die gise." gon ieinen @esnern
iprid)t er itets nit Mnerfennnng;
audi segem GmslanS fat @angbofer
ME Elm b6ies gSort BON ibm geb6rt.
Man merit ibm nur an einem leidJ-
ten 3itterm ser Stimme an, iuie iebr
er iidJ anfregt, iuenn bun Gnglano
oie 9iebe lit.
gSie Die anttli6e 8efanntmadjnng
Ibes bentidJen @roFen Sanptqnartiers
beiagt, bnben bie9entiden fiirslid in
ben glrspnnen einen srpfenGrfols er-
runsen. Sas frans6iiidje Snfantc-
RE Gesintent go. 155 ideimt gans
anfserieben iuoroen sa iein, inben,
an 500 Wanm tot anf benz Gd)ladJt.
felS liesen blieben nnb IL Sffisierf
unb 731 Mann sefangen sempmmen
iunrben. Aadj mnkte Der Seinb IL
Maidinenseipebre nnb 10 Geid)ake
in ben aoanben Der Sieser laiIen.
9ieier Sies 6ffnet ben @eg nadJ Ser.
Smn bonn 8eiten fer. Sci gerbnu
uarSe Elm frana6iiider MadJtansriij
inter fd)iueren gerImiten fit ben
JeinS n6seWieien, itnb in sHan6ern
berluren bic 5ransoien 300 Mfrifa.
ner, Die tot aiif benz syeloe bliebea,
fudbrenb go Wann sefansen genpm.
men iuarben. 1nit anf Der ganseu
2inie berridjt bitterfaltes 8interiud.
ter.
Rad einem 8eriff bonn beatId)erl
Sanptamartier baben anf bem iueitli.
den SriegsId)anplat peridjieoene vi.
tiaeriefampfe itattsefnnben, bod III
nidts bon 8eSeittnng seid)eben. sSn
ofrIelben gefamntmadJnng iuiro er.
flart, baf bic geridte Der Sransoier
grObe Gntitellmnsen Der Satiaden 5u
llnsnniten Der 9entid)en nnS and
birefte Grfinbnnsen entbielten.
Sm 8erliner Saseblatt iueiit Elm
Statiitifer naf, baf 9entidjlanb
nadbem bic nenen @erbraadJsregelr
tn Strait getreten iinb, bis Weitte glii.
quit ipenieer ais pier Millionen Son
nen Gussen nnb @eisen fit @roS
gebranden iuiro. Sc latte abe,
beim gesinn bes Sabres nod mnse'
fdbr breisebn Milliunen spnnen bor'
ratig. @erbnngern tut es alio bor'
lanfis nod nidt.
Rad frans6iiiden geridten iini
alle gtnsriffe Der 9entiden anf oeu
beridieoenem fraus6iiiden Sdladt
felbern, audi in ben slrsonnen, sit-
riidseidlasen. Die Sran5oien batteu
ltffboIs in ben @p9eien 6umbarbiert
Cine 9epeide aus gariS bebanp
tet, Elm bentIdes 1tnterieeboot Babt
iDerindt, oas britiid)e SOipitaIidiii
yIfturiam" in ben @runb sn bobren,
Gie SiadJridjt 1T .nn5meifel6aft nidDt
iuabr.
Gine 9epeide ans Bern meloet
fransOiiide 2uftidJiffer batten bas
Sdluk !SOmberg i'm Gliah, 8eiit Der
| Ifran56iiidJen 8rGfin Meanpeaa, in
oem cine slnSabl Sffisiere Oes bent'
idlem 8emeralitabs eiuanartiert ma.
ren, bnrdl 8omben in granb geiteft.
8ie infer Sotidafter Eage in
Spnoon mitteilt, tuiro bic engliidle
@egierrng alles 8etreibe nmS Webl,
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Or. 9iobert See 8itbers bat feline
Office na9 leiner @obiung, 1872
9iuber glpe., perlegt. 9iufen miro bel
Gag ODER 9eodt prompt na6aefom-
men. Neues Sci. 54t, Srabis 541.
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@eindlt-dltere1 beutIden Maiu1, ober
cine Srall. als @ebiilfe bes Snuitorg Ser
gfr. 8 G6uIe atn 8eitz gno Nfan ipenoe
iidl on 9rn &booe. G6eIlps9oring llit<
oertafine Go. @de Brain 9lbe. rno Sros
bis Ctr.
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ssSoiepl Gdlerp
Sin Qehelnpl

9a es mir Die 3eit nidt erlaubt,
iiberan peri0nIid gtbidieo 81 neb-
meu ioge ih biernlit Dor meiner
slbreiIe nah meiner neuen Seimat.
9oIhe, Sopfins County. alien ltc=
ben Shrueitern Ser Sermannsiobne
uno alien 8rellnoinnen Elm ber5Iihe5
@ebetpol.
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a4 Gntpire 3eitanrant (friiber Gpn.
corbia) edit megifaniidle Speiien, sescn=
ii6er bcm empire =Sbeater, Ct Marg's
Ctr. 223. Sci. Grpdett 1912.
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9amfiasmme.

slaen 0enen, Die an Ser geeroi-
gllng llnieres geliebten Gotten. lno
@aters
Soiepb Gdero
teilnabmen uno fetn @rob 10 id0n
NIT 8lumen i6ntiidten, oen Serreli
Nic Sengg uno gler 3enttneDer fir
Die troitenoen @orte am @robe, mi
ieren irnigIten 0otif.
Die tranernoe lamilie.
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Sran 9lnsnite Stoepler.

- &eo Sipm 2affee lit beIIer. 35t
per 8fitno. 9teinbarb e gu., 2f5
@orp Ctr. Grodett 487. Neues Gel.
1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03

Seftes Del nnb 0Iaipliu er6dlt malt
bpu Der Glimp Oil Co., 400 Sit.Gpnt=
merce Str. &enes Sci. Gratis 1852.
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S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

Bouquets. 8lnnenitiide fin Sodseitea
llno 8egrdbniiie, Eopfpfln118er, Jfoiells
ltrdnd]er, Sbit6dume, disqualification
tn 8liite p0er 8eetpfldn5eti. @on1nlt
iel6it fbreibt nber telep6oniert grodeif
1902, 508 Waain glpe. 8aml 2ak, Wtaz
nager
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Smith Sailuring So. iebt an Der
StraBe go. 2t8.
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SLOAN & HAGY = 2eidenbe-
itotter utlo @inbolian1ierer, 425 8e-
can StroBe. 8eioe 9elepbone fOA.
Often Gag nno gea6t.
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9r. Grabes 1T s,tridsefebrt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-07

trying to force an opening through
the slightest opportunity. He didn't
quit, and finally managed to put the
same spirit in his mates in the clos
ing stages of the battle when Vaughn
was weakening.
The big Cub southpaw pitched
remarkable game until the fatal sew
enth inning. He was hit hard and in
a hole necessarily, but the steadying
influence of Bresnahan each time
held him emerge unscathed. In
the sixth Collins and Felsch got on
through singles with none out,
whereupon Vaughn whitfield Jackson,
John Collins and Blackburne.
Jim should have had bigger mar
gin to work on, but some bad base
running on the part of his comrades,
coupled with a fine bit of defensive
work by Weaver and Ed Collins, kept
down the score.
The big disappointment of the aft
ernoon was the work of the pitchers
picked for the star assignments.
Scott and Vaughn were billed for
box duel of the first water. And
neither had the necessary strength
or deceptive shoots to carry out his
end. Scott was bad from the start:
He was hit easily and was liberal with
his passes. He wild pitched home one
run.
Judging by the first battle, this Sc
ries is to be clouting affair, with
the edge going to the team carrying
the heavier punch. Both managers
used what they believed their best
pitchingsentry, and neither possessed
much puzzlement.
The Sox have a mess of men who
slug from the first-base side of the
plate, and they treated HUMPHREYS to
a fierce bombardment when he tried
his right-handed pitching in the
eighth. They may not be as effec-
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and will not be started again before
Saturday, if at all.
Bresnahan and Safer upheld the
Cubs nobly. The boss catcher was
calm in the face of the early Sox at
lacks and nursed Vaughn along care
fully and 'skillfully when it seemed
certain that his southpaw was due to
blow. He got the worst of one deci-
sion at the place which gave the Sox
run, but did not indulge in any USE
less pickering. Roger was there to
catch game of ball and keep his men
fighting, and he did every bit of it.
Safer played some fine baseball
around first base He kept his head
under trying circumstances and
might have pulled the team through
defensively if he had received more
help from Vaughn and Phelan in COW
ering first base. The Sox were given
valuable early run because no one
covered the bag when Vic stopped a
slow roller from John Collins bat
Jumping the performance of the
two teams, both were disappoint-
pents, mainly because the pitchers
failed so dismally. But there is not
the wide difference between the
teams the score indicates. Eliminate
Eddie Collins and the Sox did not look
like much of a ball team.
The carping critics who have been
declaring Joe Wood and his smoke
ball would be valueless to the Boston
Red Sox in the worlds series with
the Phillies may have to revise their
dope. 1t is plainly evident that Man
ager Carrigan of the American
leaguers is counting on Wood for at
least a bit of rescue work if one of
his other beavers is uncertain against
the Moran men.
Wood was sent against the New
York Yanks for three innings yester-
day and acquitted himself nobly. He
was hit three times and famed three.
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Take the second principle which
Superintendent Morrison announces.
and you will see that there is no more
reason that every pupil should take
the same things and the same amount
of 1t in the high school than there is
that each one should eat the same
things and the same amount of II for
dinner, without regard to his needs.
The old-time high school courses re.
quired that every pupil take exactly
the same, just as the old.time farmer
gave each pillow horse eight ears of
corn and two bundles of fodder.
The Bryan high school tries to give
courses as nearly suited as possible
to the needs and future plans of the
pupils, under such reasonable restric.
tons as will make good and some.
what unified four years course for
each one who finishes.
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c, d. Murrie, Dallas.
Wade Hampton, Waco.
b. b. Wilson, Houston.
5. NJ. Gibson, Houston.
w. w. Ferraud, Houston.
f. C. Blake, Houston.
J. Il. Stewart, Waco.
w. p. Johnson, Waco.
j. Devine, Houston.
II, A. Somerfeld, Cincinnati. O.
G. Lingenfetter, Louisville, Ky.
T. Davidson, Waco.
c, c. Gates, Marlin.
f, NJ. Moursund, Dallas.
F. ]. Jeans, Dallas.
John Hit, Houston.
Sol Oberdorfer, Houston.
DR.. A. ]. Cox, Ennis.
j. +. Busby, Galveston.
c. T. Buford, Tyler
II. Tucker, Mumford.
Fred Frommer, Galveston.
A. Grombach, New Orleans.
Albert Dee, Dallas.
W, W. Keith, Dallas.
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Something for the young people in
small towns to do is one of the most
important problems of the present
age, The young people need play and
games, of course, but that is not
enough. They cannot play all their
lives and amount to anything in the
world. Something that is really use
full to do in their unemployed time is
the problem for the parents, teachers,
social workers and club people to plan
in order to make sure of the future
for the youths in the small towns.
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pouring into this country by the mil
lions for our products, and II will
continue to come in greater volume
az time goes by. This money must be
circulation and with that circulation
VIII come our prosperity Give us
plenty Of money, I'll the vaults of the
banks so they will be seeking loans
on all legitimate security, and the
people will do the rest. It matters
not II prices are high, the higher the
price the greater the prosperity.
When prices are high, labor is high.
everybody has pocket full of money
and 1t is easy to get Joseph Elmer.
son Smith, managing editor Of the
San Antonio Express, says:
THE foundation for a prosperous
year in Texas has been laid with an
assurance that cannot be doubted.
The State is in fair shape, financially,
industrially and commercially and the
talk OF hard times is growing faint. A
State that derives its support from
so many lines Of endeavor, big crop
yields Of those staples that the coun.
try and the world demand: that has
as great a cattle industry, extensive
truck farming, all their production go.
ing, in the aggregate, TO overshadow
the cotton crop, is essentially on
sound basis. The copious rains IN
Texas this winter mean but one thing.
a big crop year for 1915. with cotton
no longer the fetish Il was in the past.
farmers are dlyersifying and raising
more. hogs and other livestock and
this means added wealth.
Banking business throughout the
United States Is again normal. The
opening Of the Federal reserve banks
has materially helped to bring about
a better feeling. We have sustained,
with surprisingly little difficulty, the
strain Of the great foreign war. The
continuance Of the struggle will mean
that not only The factories and farms
of Texas, but throughout the country,
will be taxed to supply the demands
that will be made upon them
South America. heretofore sup.
piled largely by Europe, IS beginning
to look 10 us and there is reason TO
believe that once the volume Of trade
Is turned IN our direction II will not
only remain. but viii constantly grow
With the movement fora merchant
marine Il is gratifying 10 learn that
during the month Of December TWEEN. |
y-fve large cargoes We're shipped I.
rom America to Spanish American
ports, and this is but a beginning.
Because Of more attention 70 di. /
'ersihed farming, San Antonio terri.
DRY has suffered less than some other
iections. Liquidations from the mar.
teting Of livestock has also helped the
situation.
Texas is so big, so rich, so abund-
ntly blessed by nature. and has
veathered so well the darkest periods
hat there can be no reason to doubt
hat 1915 will see money much easier
nd prosperity abiding here"