The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24
Cotton states League.

siles. But the smell pervaded even that atmosphere, and holding his nose. OLeAry sped on to yet another city. and Hart seeing him in the act of pur- great violence but 1t passed over tine heads of all and O'Leary came back to the tents of the Memphii. And after this not until the warriors had exchanged positions six times did anyone agaIn visit all the guarded clues of .refuge;' but in the sixth change two oI the MeiaphH made the circumference of theSbatt1e- ground in a weird manners Before this and after l the other, vlsits, the two great. war r.ors huriipg. the. missiles had waxed wroth and hurled with such violence none might so nightly sniite that they got around the ground, although there were those who smote their way unto city; peradventure, two.
 And in the sixth change. CranSton smote again to the Montgomery war rior whose name sounds like little chicken calling to its mother, and he being in silent commune with the him, and Cranston was safe In the first city. And after Cranston there smote OLeary. who smote with not enough violence and pertshed. but not until
 And Carey following. smote up In the air. so the missile went afar up and was seized before 1t again touched the earth, and Donahue Following smote between the feet of the keeper of the second city who sat suddenly, upon the that he lived to see the thing that hap pened. for Redmond, coming next, smote wiln violence. and Persons ad- Judged not the flight of the sphere with cities of refuge seeing the missile afar and knowing there was no danger. came back and sat upon the grass be- fore their tents and asked the Mont eyar rriOra aty. nj A- dledy winks." but the Montgomery players wist not what they meant
 There Was No Use.
 And again the lord of the field bade the men change places, but in an evil hour for Montgomery, for Greminger again snote backward and perished Sissr1SlK sSs 1,si,. ana aithCggh Perry snOst after Sin srasis, { gGali smIte to the is away fronl from safety 4na the Memphii fell npoa them ana sraots nsds them with the
 And the centurion with the waEn- board, who was lord of the field, again made the combatants change places yet again.. the cities of safety were not again entered untH the ninth change, after the Memphti had stood at the smitins station niAes Hines. Then with a new eiub asa ais smote et V With ItS such great violence that he travelled even unto the third city before he was threatened with death bk7 the missile.
 And Reagan, too, Sm6te with fierce and rare Judgment. but Hopkins was breathing too heavily to Fun, and re- mained where he wass And GremIn- ger following, smote also and the mul- titude which had started to depart for their homes again took heart and called aloud in their ecstacy, but Perry perished by smiting one to a great dis tance, and then Rockenaeld smote so that the cities of refuge were intoxi-
 And then came Pope, who had been playing even as the OFientais play. and the gods gave him chance to re- deem his errors, for. before him were three populated cities but he sefzeii not the opportunity and only waved his club -frantleally at The passing missiles, And as a great sigh went up from the crowd. for the cities were still iffhab- ited ali Though two warriors had per tsh ed. tn ey again took heart when Hart strode forward in manly pride. great beads of sweat upon his brow and his chin square. and he planted his feet in the earth and tugged at his belt and spat on the earth and then swung the great club and struck the missile and the missile travelled to the second cjtv and the keeper. Of that city hurled it over to the keeper of the first-and the rest of the acts of Hart and all that he dlds are they not written in the of nclal score. which follows?