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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15


@eitolteu oen gliIientbalt ser Soloa.
ten oes A. SleeinentS in Comp
Sarriuotou ie6r unangencbnl
@6elrnotisnws mo idwere er.
faltlmgen tretcu olrb Oieies @et.
ter ouf Sonntoo 1T groBc go.
rnoe.
1ie Nlitglieoer oeS A. Aeginentes,
uelfes aus Ieras, Dem 2onoe oes
Sonneni6eins unO pormeu @etters,
nad 9ourel 3urideefe6rt iinO, befla.
gen iid iebr iiber 9lebel mo 1bou.
Der 3ur ietieen Sobres5eit berridt.
3iele Sale bon 36eunotismis unO
ihiueren Grfdltungen baben iib be-
merf6ar aemadt, uno iUiiniden Die
SoI6aten lieber pieOer nob EeroS
ooer ioHitiuobin oeriebt 81 peroen
ais i'm 8elolaaer 81 Derbleiben. Gas
9lusie6en oes He9iments 6ot our6
oie MISUNDERSTANDING iebr gelit.
ten.
Gs lino geie6le ergaugeu oaB
aae Dlonnibaiten am Saniiag unO
gouutag i'm Eager gu perlueilen BE-
ben, ga groBe 4ara0en itattiinoeli
ioleu. 0ierpon iino oGe 9iii5iere,
ipie N1anniAaiten betroiien gie
Sreunoe mo @erpanoten Der Col.
ooten, owie acknowledgements ielbit
mcroen 0aourh @elegenbeit baben,
oas crlte Nial oas 9leaimeut Doa5db.
Tia bei5uiammen 81 ieben mas por'
6er nidt moglih mar, oa uiele Nit
qlie0er benrlaubt lporen.
W9it 5ebniudt miro Der DSerr
3oblmciIterD erportet, ser o6er bis
iebt ieine Sdatten nod nidt oorauS-
qeworien bat. Sic 9eute brou6en
letmas aleinaeIo sur glnihoiiing BON
Iabof 1m0 Gurus 2lrtifeln i'm 5elo,
lager. Gle 2o6nune iiir sInguit 1T
beinabe einen bolben Wlouat ii6eridl'
lig, mo bat iicb oas ariees Iepar.
icuent iebr nodldiiie ae5eigt iiir ge.
leiitetc 9lrbeit 3ii 5ablen. Gle Sob'
NINA, sic Die Soloaten erbalten 1T
i'm @erbaltniB 5n Dem @eroienite I'M
Gipille6eu Iebr fleiu imo miro ole.
les @enige oriugcno benotbigt- Soi'
irntlid loBt Der 3a6lmeiiter i'm Sr.
tereiie ser SoIooten nidt mebr all-
giIouae ouf lid morten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
NSOliSeifrau reIianirt.

5rGulein 9lnnn g. Spauloing, oil
am 8. 6ebruor oieies 9sabres ais go.
Ii5cifrail i'm 4oIi8ei1eportement
ongeiiellt iuilrOc, ianOte acitcrn i6rc
&eiiguation an Die @oli5eibeboroc.
,5rdpIcin SpauIoing gob feine
Wriluoc in i6rer Nciionation ou.
Gie Eoli5eibeboroc bat Ole 91amcu
bon lngcidbr 30 @cmerberiunen fiie
Den 4oiten ais EoIi5eiirnu uno miro
IN Der uaditeu Sibuue Die 9atan5
beIeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
1idncr'a eleffriidcs ediIO it luea.

0ic 6irma @iaiam g. Iidner &
Sons bat iid bereit erfldrt, oos
elcftriihc SdilO ii6cr Dem Giuaaac
81 Der @arnoe an Ger Gortb-2lpcnue.
5piiben Sutton .ino NemiDIoania-
gIpcnue, Sl cnticrncn. 1ouit lit Die
aIage Der Staot oeocn oie t5irma i'm
&reiSgeridt biniaIlia oemoroeu nuo
oie Staot be5ablt Ole Soften. Ter
Sireit iibcr oas SdiIo oebnt ii6
iiber Elm gauges Aabr aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
SAB isine steIlnua anf.

SER @m. =. Meriens, melder ieil
Ginger 3eit ais 9eridteritatier oes
!. .geutiden Gorreiponoenteu tbdtig
mar. bat ieine 5telluug geiiem ME-
0eraeleat u. III oaber nidt mebr nit
Der 3eitunq III 0crbiuolmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
Garl &e6efiu6 eM6et aIs SeI6itm1r-
Aer


Der 8u6rmann &orl @eOefino,
Ser lid felt Dem 3. September unter
@oli5ei6ewaHung i'm ct. SSoiepbS-
Soipitol befanO, itarb oaielbit ee-
tern Mlorgen. g9ie bereits beridtet,
reri6ludte @eOefinO o6t 0llediil-
bertatletten, nad0em er einen tB1tli.
den 9lneriif nit einen 9iaiirmeiier
ouf ieine aoihuirtbin 6rau Wlarga-
ret HaDnor, nno oeren 15.idbrige
Eohter MDrtle eemadt bate. glls
oos Silt ni9t ioiort wirfte, Oerludte
@eoefino ieinem Seben ourcb 6ols-
abi6neioen Elm @noe 81 mahen, oob
wuroe er our1 Den 3ur re6ten Belt
berbeieilenoen Yoli5iiten GbaueD bon
Der nor00itlihen FoIi5eiitotion, Der
BON oen g}a1barn berbeigeruien wiIr.
oe, I'M lebten glugenblid nad borter
@egenmebr iiberpdItigt. Die gler3te
elaubteu, oie glusiicbten oas 2eben
oes MonneS 81 erbalten. ieien mlsge.
5cidnet, imO pic pl0bli6e @eri6lim.
merung i'm geiinoeu oes Eatienten,
iomie oeiien 900 fam ibnen ais cine
lleberral1ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
g9as oem 6incn redt 1T, 1T Oem gla
Oeren billig.


Iie .trodene 9iea" oes 5moliteu
giitrifts BON Baltimore Golntp
beabiidiiete, cine @eriammhmg IN
ser 0iientli6en SduIe in Sia6lanos
topn acitcru 9Ibeno ab3ubaIten. Ter
Gerwaltungsratb Scr 5dule, Gbas
@cemS, Or. @, s. McGlonabon
imo @corgc Seancr ueriueigerteu
oen ,,Irodcnen~ icood Die 9enuts
5uue oes @ebduoes, neil lie Ger
Oleinlng iino, oaB. ialls lie Den
Trodenen" ole 9enubune DER
1dule geItotten ipiirocu, olIe auoe.
rem @arteien oanel6e @riDilegiiim
6eanIpru6cn fonnten. Iie Ser.
iammllrng mar onr6 Girtillare IN
SiqbIanoiowu uno Canton ongefiin4
oiot, obqlci6 Sic SduIbeboroe uibts
0apon piiBte ODER ilberbolpt iun Gr.
laubniB 3nr 8enubuna oes @ebdu.
oes beiraat moroen mar. Iic SditI.
rdtbe legten Die Sade Der Sdulbe.
6oroe Dor. Die lire Gntideioime bill.
li9ie- @aiior Granf S. 9bomplon
pon ser 6ig6lonOtomn biidoiIi6en
Ntct6ooiiten Stride, elmer Der lei
ten0en @eiiter Der ySrodcncn,~ er.
fldrte, ooB Die @eriammlmg in Ell.
ner S5alIe obae6alien mcr0cn piiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
6iir bic Ocmtidcm WcfanocmcM III
Sibirien.


Sibirien.
Ger @iuter Dor ser G6iire Seoc
@obe iuiafomnien. Gonf fin
oeu .6roucn6lmO Oes lluob6dn'
eieeu 9iireeroereins BON Morp'
LAMB" Sin sdrei6eu aus
China. g83
Bonn Siilis Gomite fiir oeutide
uuO oiterreidii6 ingoriide @efan'
gene in Sibirien in Gbina 1T geiterlI
folgenoes Sdreiben eingetrofien
n9ln Sen 6rouenbuno oes llnab'
b0neigen 9iireeroereins, 5n SGnoer
Der Setretdriu 6rou @atb. Strauit
Baltimore, c/o SoteI &oleigb.
9urd Die 9rieeseefaueenen-6iirior
&c, 0letp 9)orf.
Turd oie ariegsgefongenen Sir
Jorge in 9lelp g)orf ging uns S6re
Spenoe in S06e BON $500 3l, fir
ole mir S6nen oer6inOIbit oanfeu-
9ir bitten Sic, ole 8etii6erung eut.
gegen5unebmen, Bob ms ole reider
Spenoen unierer SreunOe in 9lnlerl'
ia cine pirflib ourAereifenoe Sir
iorgetbdtigfeit i'm Sntereiie Der ar
men @efongenen ermogli1eu peroen.
GS lit 3ilr 3eit infer Saupt6eitre6eL
fir Sen tonimenoen @inter, oen Die
@efangenen mobl nod in SibirieIl
Oerbringen miiiieu, @orfebungeu 81
trefieu, ole cine 9fabulngSn1ittel8u'
fubr in aroBem WloBitob mo eine
nod groBere Observation-Disclosures
nit 8aarmitteln erm0glidt. ggir
miiiieu 5ir 0urdfiibrlng unierer
9lbiibten auf OieSiilfsbereiti6aft III.
ierer 5reiInoe in 9lmerifa rehuen
unO mir bitten Oaber irns nod Wlog'
Iid)feit 81 6elien, Inn OoS Cos oer@e'
iangenen, oeren @eilinobeits5uitonO
idlehter miro, 81 erleiAtern.
ereebenlt Siilfsaftion fir oeutife
unO oiter-uugar. @eiougeue in Si.
birieu.
.Guuop, Sdriitfiibrer
Ianfi6reiben 6es 9 ot-
6 alters.
Ger Goriiser oes Siilfs-9msidui'
les oes Geuti6 9lmerifaniiden 94a-
tionalbunoes," Serr Sobn Siarfs,
bat folgenoes Gonfihreiben oes oeut.
icben gotIdafters aus oeiien Som'
mer-9eiioen5 erboIten:
9lpe, g5..g)., 8. september 1916.
Sebr eee6rter Serr Eiorfs: Su 9e.
authorizing Sbres wert6en SArei.
benS bonn Z. 5. 9Hts. ipre6e id 80.
ncn meincn oilfridtigItcr ganf fir
oie lleberienollng oeS G6edS iber
$5,63710 aus, oelen 0ertbeiIlug
wunidgemGB in Der @eiie erfolgeH
miro, Dob iiir ariegseeidngcne in
Sibirien $5,09S.95, fir erbIuOeie
lSoIooten $36.50, fir Oen CSuooli-
Ioeuoonf $23t.65, fir oeutid.omeri-
lfouiidc gIer5te Grpe0ition 500,
I fir Die SItpreuBenbiiIfe $10O, fir
ole Gclitidwebr $40, fir ooS bnlga.
ride 9iotbe areu5 $t5 imo iiir oos
tiirfiide 9lot6e areii5 $40 oeripen'
oct wprOeu. Bite iibernlittelu Sic
ocn t6dtioeu 92itoIieoeru oeS
Geiitib 9(merifoniibeu 9lational.
bluoes neiuen ber5lidbiten Cant.
Mit Uor5iioliber Sododhung SDr
auiridtig crge6ener S. 8ernItorff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Ter .oia6t.sir. Ban. uno Spar.
8crcin" biclt 0citeru 9lbeno in iei-
uem @elddiislofal, 91r. S07. 2iebt.
1iraBe, ieine id6rIide 9eamtenua6L
rcrbunoeu nit 9lednunesableaung,
ab. glad oam 9crid)t oes Sdabmei-
licrS s.. Iippolosmann bctrdgt Ole
Guma0me 0es i'm Sabre 1878 ge.
oriin0efcn Gcrcius i'm @eihditsinbr
1915 1916 $75,870.29 uuo Die
qlusaa6cu $7i.0G3.l5, ponah Elm
aaHeiibeiiono bon $iS06.S4 Der.
hlcibt. Sine Icdjspro5entige Cipi.
0enoc pnroe ertldrt. Die Itottec.
ba6ie 8eamtenma6l 5atte iolgenocs
9leiultat 93rdiioeut Grneit 9llbredt
Dircliorcn sSobn S1on. Geo. ~
WaIo, &. W. @ebingcr, 6ran5 gieu.
manL g9m 3. Seuiner, gsm. S..
qgarncde, G0as. @ebinger 5reoerid
gcdcr, Fbl @iB 5don So6n SDep.
rad, Setrctdr Senr0 S6eppad,
1Aabmeiiicr NcnrD Dippolosmann
m6 glmpnlt @iainm 4. Firidcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
NLnnt iIher Mlailermanael.

Ger oiieniliheu 9etriebs-GommIls
lion untcr6reitete Nerr SarrD Bull
ipeldler 600 61uier aili Dem @el1noe
oes electric Earf crribten mill, cine
geIdiocroc, lpclde beiaet oob Die
Suburban g9oiier %eicllidait nidt
in Der cage iei gcniigcno @alicr
uodj oieiem &aHft 81 oirigircn uno
criltdte, oaB ooS Baltimore GoilntD
g9aiierpcrf @oiicr nad bort lie,
fern iolIc. Ger @reis, luclhen oas
Gmuitu @olierlpcrf pcrlougte, mar
ober 70 bod, BOB oapon 9lbitouo ge.
nonmen meroen mBtc. Iie Snbnr-
ban gsoIicr @eiellibait oeriprad ,
Scr Gonuuiiiion 3ablen 81 unterbrei'
ten. Inn 5il bcipciien Dob iic in Der
cage Ie, oas perlargte 9aiicr 81
licicrn. Iie oiientlide 9etriebS-
Gommiiiion bat an Die Suburban.
So. oas griuAen seIieIlt, 9cueile
Su crbrinaen, oab iie in ser Gage lei,
oie geniieenoe Guontit0t g9aiier dll
lieiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
genrlan6tc iidJ sit lamss.

Ger MiIi5ioIoot gGl6ert S9. 94orfolf
bonn a. Siegiment 6otte iigb 8u Iange
bon ieiuem 9feaiHeut beurtnbt mo
muroe oieier6oI6 in Der uoromeItli,
den EoIi6eiitation fir ods gleaimeut
ieitoe1aIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

glus ben ilbrigen 8unoes.@etter.
@eobadJhmes. .Stationeu iDiIrOen Die
iol9enoen b0diten &emperatllreu
sic inn 8 llbr eeitern QEbenO berrId-
ten beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
eOnHcnanf. nuO ITnteroaus.
SInt6.


Sir WlorDlano uno oen Giitritt
Columbia beute flar uno fiibler uno
lneliIihe MInoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
Giirrner NRinn. 1SpnS.

,Srau aatbarine Strauit imo ,Srau
Gliiabetb Eleither welde iid 5ur
3cit in gltlantic-Git0 beiinoen., wer.
Den am 27. September 5uriidfebrelI
uno oen gerfoli giieruer Hinge lmo
mo Sdnidinden i'm Bureau oeS
.Ielltideu Gorreiponocntcn@ wicoer
aufnebmen. @s 1T icbt oic giitiiigtc
C3elegen6eit, cine 9hIsiuabl iiir Oas
fonmcuoc @eibnadtSieit 81 trciieu,
ga Die @egenitdnoc jebt nod reidli1
iortirt iino nno ipoter uer9riiien iein
meroen. 9lne 6reimoe oes @iiernen
glinQ.8onos lmo oes oIten 8aterlan.
oes 1T 6ierourd @eleecn6eit geae.
ben, iid billig in ben 8eiib ipirfliA
geoiegener Saden 81 ieben, ais audi
oen @ittwcn uno @aiien mo ariet
germ IN Der often Seimatb be5iililid
81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

eNnpiipfinmt 1ue eternal VQnonleue.
sNDfD'e" aMllld Eiigfn 1n6".
atnNrip" IaneO Queens"
,,lplppnbfDmc' tQuocpiuc uuo lbnnOclbilocr.
,UianlanD'- 2nuocUiue.
g1ctiremncn 5M paUre be Wrnce &om 6ien'
iluA. nci ~, ba 1Qmlian ben 30. september.
,Nrlon" Spnilinn, ocl a. September,
0Tihfllou pct 1umpiet ,Dte0mlnno"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

@oli3cirihter 9ouit I'M iiiolibeu
eclscigeridt iiberuies geiiern oeH
9lcQer Iapio Gardner, alias 5riSco
Charlie. uon gtr. 526, Vee,SiroBe,
Der am Iicnitag oeH 9seger Ganiel
QiDcrs an ser Qiabt. uuo Dorf.Str
cridob, Den @robaeihmoreucu, nad.
Dem Coroner Ir. Otto &einbarot
bei Dem ,Saquail ieilaeiieat Baitc
0ab Qiper3 elmer imeren @crblr.
ilma cfleaen IT.
TcniIdle CeIterreidiIdJe nnD lVuea'
Ride NriegsanleibeH.
100 Nlaff nn0 l00NrOnen auhudFls.
3heu. 81. Tiener n Go.,
2l7 GltIalhmOyssSly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Ias ieud)twarmc Metter mar &c,
tern b6dit umeemii.bIih; obifon Die
1cmperatur mr chi 80 @roo iiieg,
% par Scr 6cudtigteitsgebolt Der
euit Don 80 4ro3cnt bel Dem por.
men Siiowinoe bod 70 oriideno oui
0er 9rnit, oaB iid aaeemcin oas
idlleppen6e @eiii6l iuie mittcn i'm
AeiBcn Somnicr 9eltcHo nadtc.
Sclhe ioa cs tiibIer iperoen.
Gle tolte ggeac oes Jioromeiiens
6oi iih no6 Dem Often aeluonot mo
beian0 iidj gcitern in Der o6eren Gee
9leaion mo oem Cbio.16ale. IS
muroe 5roIi ans gafota, Nlontaua,
gQDonina umo Soobo geneloet. Su
sen Qanjen mittleren atlautiihen mo
sen Observation-Disclosures III bic Ieupc.
raiar md INNER iiber benz iaiiongc.
mdBen Turhidniit.
On ocn mittlcren atIontiidell
Gioaiai iolgt am 6reitog Diorgen
oii cinige Neeenihauer flares, fiib.
leres g9etter aIn Saniiag ino 5oun.
iaa. Der @ino miro iid nod 8eiteu
orcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Ter @oltmorcr 5doA-GhI6 De-.
IdIoB geiicrn 9(bcuO, elm 9Ingebot
oes Serrn Charles o. lorid, $1,000
SIR 6oroerinG oes Sdahipicls 3ll
iiiiien on5unebmen. Ter Glub mill
iiA eiu ueueS Guartier miel9en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
8uu6es.1epartement fiir QanOluirib.
idlnff-gNc gNcfter.Wnrenn.
NerIdIi Ocs galtimure Metterbnrcans

Der 6eudtigteitsgebolt Der 2uit
mar 81 aSro5ent I'm s llbr W2orgeus
uno S5 4ro8ent nm 8 llbr 2l6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
@aiebaa.

Die galtimorer ipielten geitern in
9fidmonO uno geiponnen oos Spiel.
SSn FroOioence fanO fein Spiel itott.
Die Score Der orei iibriaeu Spiele
iUor:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
In Boyland:

CHAMPION Alta Vista team. of the
Grammar Schools Baseball league.
went down to defeat Saturday at
Rio Grande park before the alstar
team picked from the other schools of
the city. There viii be three games in
the series and the second will be played
on Saturday morning.
The score by innings of Saturdays
game was. r II. T..
Alta VISTA. 600 O2O 900
All-Stars. .-.-...510 O23 00x-11
Batteries: Alta Vista. G. Pollard and
stewart: All-Stars. Earl Harvey and
Holquin. Umpire, Belk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
.NAT5ON LEADS
TRAP GUNNERS
Hercules Shoot Postponed
Because of Winds But
Club Event Held.

Gusty winds on the Pass City Gun
club grounds. sunday morning, caused
a postponement of the fourth shoot in
the Hercules trophy series and only
those who were behind in their scores
shot I'm this event
sam NIatson was IN good form, de-
spite the wind. and had As kills" in so
targets Of the regular shoot E. K
NIohIer and w II. shelton each had
a A.
Next Sunday morning. Capt Hardy. I
well known professional and trick shot.
will be the guest of the club and will
demonstrate his skill with revolver.
rife and shotgun The stunts" will be
free to the public and all are invited to
attend.
The total scores to date in the Her
cuIes trophy series and Sundays scores
i'm the regular shoot are as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
NEYCANS ARE N0W0UT INFR0NT;
DEFEAT THE PURITYS IN FAST CAME
Gomez Tribe Noses Out the Bakers in the Best Game of
the Commercial Bill Soldiers Hit Stride and Give
the Krackajacks Wallop Jim Wilson and
Paul Fisher Both Pitch Great Ball.

Mexican ball players frightened their grip first
place in the Commercial league ennant In one OF the most sensa
y tional OF
the double header Sunday afternoon at Rio ande park the
to g Nlaa opposing pitchers
good The Purity southpaw allowed the Mcns only hits
In the
the of
Of but the feldn the
furnished the the afternoon In the
esy defeated the fatgong Kackak ham
1ne the pet offerings all the lot victory
Of to army finger
fveh M famed y battGs.
rather Disappointing Despite the wonderful
the Fdmaus down defeat before Eyoy to
hit, while Paul Fisher also going
three safe swa 1t simply the photographers
the through
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
School Sports, Juvenile Sports,
Boys Amateur Sports, and
News and Gossip of the
Future Greats"
BY BECK

Pollard famed u batters and Earl
Harvey H. Neither gave a base on
balls.
=
The Oaklands defeated the Myers
team. 29tO o. in a game on saturday
afternoon. The Oaklands now want
games with all teams Averaging around
IS pounds. Games can be arranged by
calling Bob Elmore at 4O76.
x =
Following was the lineup Of the Oak
lands: Booth. 3b: Scotch. RI: Cohen,
%; Hamilton. 1b; ElmOre, IS: McKemy,
c; Duggan, Oh; Johnson, If; woodward.
CT. The Oaklands have also signed up
a new player and Oliver Oleson viii be
found in the lineup for future games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
FELDMANS DROP
ONE-HIT CONTEST

Though the Everybodys got only one
lift ia the morning game, they gathered
a victory by a score OF to ]. The
Feldmans appear unable TO win unless
the game be handed them in a silver
platter. and silver platters are mighty
scarce at baseball parks. Manager
Howard Rix showed very bad judgment
in putting pitcher Edwards on the
mound AGAINST the crack Every bodys.
Edwards had nothing on the ball but
his hand and pleasant smile. The clerks
didn't get a hit off him in the one IN
ming he worked but he gave them eV-
ervthine in his repertoire except hits.
The infield also gave poor exhibition
After the clerks had gathered two
runs off Edwards. RiN pulled MIN out
and big Jim Wilson started the second
inning. Jim had everything sunday
and IN the five innings he worked, the
clerks got Just one hit The fact that
they gathered two runs was due to
miserable fielding.
Fisher in Good Form.
Paul Fisher was on the mound Ior
Tverybodys and he pitched almost as
well as Wilson. Wilson worked live
innings for nine strikeouts and two
masses while Fisher famed 10 in seven
innings. besides issuing three passes
The only score off Fisher was IN the
sixth inning when, with two gone
field for a home run. There were only
two other hits off Fisher.
Smelling is evidently some slugger
but he didn't display fielding proves
nj second on SUNDAY He had five
chances and muffed three Of them. Fail
ure to cover his position was also the
real reason Of Jim Wilson being charged
with an error when he heaved the ball
ut second base and there was no one
there to take 81. Ostrander's work at
short was also disappointing.
MOeIkc Behind BAT.
Moelke was behind the bat and the
exsoldier caught a nice game, but Rix's
desire to experiment is not going to
put his team i'm the pennant race. There
has been altogether too much shifting
Of positions In this team and the play
ers have not been able to develop any
team play.
Tatums running catch OF Fisher
long Fly in the firth inning was the
feature Of the fielding
The box score follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15

erik batted for Gallegos in seventh.
Feldmans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600 O01 81
Everybodys .-................2 200 O20 x---4
Summary; Home run, Smelling. innings
pitched, boy Edwards I. by Wilson Q struck
out. by Wilson 9. by Fisher 10: first base on
balls off Edwards 2. of Wilson 2. Off Fish
or Q; wild pitches, Wilson /. Edwards 4;
hit by pitched Bail. by Wilson Is. Hunter
first base on errors. Everybodys e. Feldmans
J.; left on bases EverybOdys 5. Feldmans 4;
time OF game, 1-l2; umpire. Lortz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15

Fail not TO hear the musical comedy
presented by st. Clements Mems Club
AZ kendrick Hall Tuesday evening.
May 16. Admission: Adults 20 corts,
Children % cents-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
Texas League.
Sundays Games.

sundays Games
At Dallas. r IT T
Fl Worth .-.-..........
Batteries. Dallas, Connolly and smith: TT
Worth. Tretter, Harran and Belts.
At Waco first game) RH.E
waco -..----.-..-...-----13 L. 4
Batteries: Waco. DonaIds and Riley;
Shreveport, Sloan. Brazelle. Perry and Dia-
mond.
Second game. RHE
~ AGO ----.-.---- .---..---.-.. 4 10
shreveport --------. .-..-...--... I
Batteries: Waco, Causey and Kuhn:
Shreveport. Leverett and Smith.
At Beaumont. RHE
Beaumont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 II
Galveston -.-.------- ---------..-u 10
Batteries: Beaumont, Stevenson. lost, Ma
pier and Anderson and Bobo, Galveston.
Moore Chelette. Barfoot and Noyes
At San Antonio. RHE.
san Antonio Observation-Disclosures. & 13 I
Houston -4----.-.-- -.-.--.. -.-..--- o
Batteries: San Antonio Ogle Townsend.
Browning and Burch Houston. Crisis Ed
moudson and Jenkins.
Saturdays Games.
At Waco .; Shreveport 4.
At San Antonio / ; Houston 4.
At Beaumont Z; Galveston I.
At Dallas 0; Fort Worth Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
Doubles
Paso Del Norte Roof GARDEN

Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Dancing, Refreshments. Meals and
Lunches.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
Pago Del Norte Roof Garden

Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Dancing, Refreshments. Meals and
Lunches-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
National League.

At Chicago. r. IT, f.
New York .-...-.....1O3 0fO 100 o 0 b
Chicago .-...-...-.-..0 O2 600 oil Il
Batteries Tesreau and Benton. Rariden;
Chicago, Mcconnell and Packard Archer
At Cincinnati r H. T.
Philadelphia .... 900 600 20f l. IL
Cincinnati ..--.... 900 600 POI o. 10 D.
Batteries; Philadelphia. Bender and KILL
FER; Cincinnati Schneider and Schulz. Wingo.
At St. Louis. RHE
Brooklyn ..--.--..... 600 0O3 600 3
ST. Louis ...--..... 600 O0l 100 Q
Batteries: Brooklyn. Pffelfer and o. Mil
Ter; St Louis. Sallee Jasper and Ames shy
der and Gonzales.
Saturdays Games.
Az Pittshurg r. Boston g.
At Cincinnati o; Philadelphia .
At 81. Louis 2 Brooklyn l.
At icago-New York. rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
Southern Association.

Sundays Games.
At New Orleans Il: Nashville 1.
AT Mobile 1. Chattanooga I.
Saturdays Games.
At Atlanta s; Memphis G.
At New Orleans 1 Nashville q.
At Birmingham {; Little Rock ].
A. Mobile .. Chattanooga ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
WINNIE Run in slrth.

ms winning run came In The Skin,
when after Chacon had cracked one
through the infield and was caught off
first, Sanchez struck out. J. Mesa lined
to center, the ball going through Pete
Beyva, and Mesa made the circuit tour.
That wound up things for Weiss and the
Purities as it was impossible to shove
score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
Texas League.


the first inning, when. after Carpio had
struck out on three pitched balls, Caro-
slammed Il hot one to shOrtstop. who
threw wild to first Minjares slammed
the ball to Aylsworth at the midway
position. who heaved Caro- out at the
plate. Minjares stole second and went
TO third on Calemias bad throw to sec
Ond to catch him. Filleman booted an
easy grounder Of Medina's. allowing
MinJares TO score. Chacon struck our
Tor the third one of the inning. This
was striking Illustration of the sup
n0rt accorded Mr. Nnfaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15

Mexican rent collections. Lee Newman.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
American Association.

Sundays Games.
Milwaukee II: Louisville O.
Others postponed. rain.
Saturdays Games.
At indianapolis ?; Kansas CITY o.
AT Milwaukee .; Louisville I.
Others postponed rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15

summary; Two base hits. r. Conway, De-
barr; home run. steel: stolen bases. Duncan:
sacrifice fly. Anderson; sacrifice hit. Camp
bell: struck out. by Lucas Z, by Duncan T.:
base on balls Off Lucas I, off Duncan 3;
batters hit, by Lucas 3 (Muskopf Steel. De-
barr) first base on errors. Krackaiacks ].
Seventh infantry .: left on bases Kracks-
jacks 3. Seventh s. double play Reardon 10
Bertram; time Of game 1871; umpire Lortz;
scorer. Coyne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-15
BASEBALL RESULTS
American League.


NlIuTUHN FInmes.
At New York 2; cleveland 4.
At Boston Q Chicago .:
At Washington Q: Detroit ..
AT Philadelphia { st. Louis 3.