The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-07-13

groves TO the gray cliffs on the desolate
horizon-into those Businesses inacces-
sible save to those who were called
& ! they never returned.
In the midst of the feast, in the tenn
pies, in the midnight slumber, the sum-
mons came, and the stricken one
straightway rose and glrded up his
loins and departed. CHASTITY eidolons,
emissaries from that dread bourn,
came and breathed once in the face of
the victim, whose heart turned to ice
within him and his cheeks to marble.
Burnt offerings smoked necessarily
upon the affairs; supplicatlng hands
grew rigid before the silent gods in
vain. Horreck the Hermit had said
that if one only survived the ordeal
which awaited the stricken at their
journeys end, the curse would be lift
ed.
Then a great resolve was born in the
heart of Ark the Prince.
Days and nights tasted he in the
Poe of the hermit until purged OF
who ely dross, his soul stood well nigl
last SCI, The eidolon passed and touched
of the Ind,
follows of S1id Horreck. overt thor
whose career in tt what tell thee would
der Tebeau in Cleuothing. But remem
ut was in 1883" concentrated might
l first saw SockaleXs. It: Remove MOI
land Springs. Me, at a suief an instant
We had an amateur team second. fro
camp close to the springs Wa the fa1
fly of SockaleXis. The latter 1T th-
time had never seen Il baseball, so
as | know. He was nothing brf
rough and tumble Indian He watI y
us play one day and manifested a ~
deal of interest. | showed himI
the game was played, and he ac}
a great deal of proficiency thf
season. The next year was att o'.-''
Springs again. and this seasoJ "'.
lexis became such star thJ ".3N
him back to Holy Cross coli ~ ~"
me. He was the greatest cc( eye i''H
er in the east that YEAR WON"
have played with the NJ ,'''0
QndJ team next year, but .''' '' "''si
reporting at Notre Dame "'I u, i'"
ager of the Cleveland NJ !U"'l I'"Iue
team. had his attention. alL'" !" INN
and signed him. Eye one N"oHS
what record he madetnS l'S' l', III
the National league. II was an ''-"'H
wonder of the wotI E.ei' one
I,nov.s too how. X for fire water
put him out of the 'SIheSS "iIlloS' ue-
fore he had got ST teu' ne was inc
most beautiful S. men ol PHESical
strength I ever sal Stripped he look
cd lilo q hronzo Ttuc. and | saw him
throw baseball . Iee' twice IN sue
cessiOn."
v,.o.,o E.fh Prague For U. of r.
prosidont cdelin of the University /
of popnsv1vorI A. A. has received an .
invitotion IN Ee team which is going
70 poris - . Hpcte at the international |
games o+ psgue on July l. President |
Wroocb ofEhe Athletic Club Sparta, |
who san+ re invitation, says:
.orho ,,r;les of our athletic meetings |
for char Hionships are brilliant and |
oxcol in t!eir fine execution. Wegiveev- |
cry voo,Iin addition for championship |
nrizc. Il honor, the presents of distin- !
quisbal persons. Allow us to remember
esnociIlly your member, Mr. Kraenz-
Iain ,%ho in competition with us would
srrt>y win the victory and the Austrian
championship in the 100 yard run ana
the hurdlc run and thereby carry
homAan excellent memory of his Euro
pean barney. We assure you that we
win cudeAvor in everything to render
your VISIT to our town as agreeable as
possible"