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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Bin Kemmer the lanky first base
man brought from the Cotton States
league by the McReesport team. has
been canned. Squire Mansfield Is az
ter a good man to take Kemmer's
place.
Tom Raymond, of the Falrmont
club. has selected Thursday Of each
week as ladies' day at South side
park and on that day all ladies' viii
be admitted to the park and grand
stand free. em
connellsville continues to continue
on the toboggan slide. The space de-
voted to ball news in the ConnelIs-
Vile papers comes pretty near being
less than nlhll. Wake up! Mud Is
land is still in the league.-Union-
town News-Standard.
Pitcher Walter Schultz, of Youngs-
town. o., who arrived here to join
the Unlontown team, was taken M at
the Swager house and was unable to
leave with the team last evening. He
VIII join UnEontown as soon as he Is
able.
President Raymond, of Fairmonl.
has received a letter from ouflelder
Murphy who played there last year.
asking for a job. He will not likely
be accommodated as the outfeld Is
filled up and no changes viii likely
be made.
"Buckwheat" Jackson again signed
a contract with the Reddy Macks
last night and is again member Of
the Faimont team. Jackson has been
hard at work practiclng since the
Fairmont team reported and is said
to be in fine shape. He will likely
pitch In one of the Uniontown
games.
Catcher Jack McAleese. who has
been signed by the Clarksburg team.
is expected to arrive in the city
Thursday for duty. McAleese has
been playing with the Lima. o.,
team OF the Ohio State league, In
stead OF Sharon of the o. & p. league
as was reported.
@+&
Though connellsvIlie has been
playing losing game in the pennant
race since 1t went abroad last week.
there are brighter days ahead. Man
ager Montgomery has begun to weed
out and I'll In, 1t is said. The direct
ors do not care to commit themselves
but 1t is rumored Outhelder o'Hara
and Pitcher Everman are to be let
out.
Pitcher Harry Hobson reported at
New Castle after having been award
ed by the National Commission to
the Lake George team Of the Gulf
Coast league. The latter club re-
leased Hobson after he had been
threre three weeks. Manager Pete Por
ter of the 'Noclss, released Pitcher
Harry McCabe, owing TO Hobson's ar
rival McCabe showed splendid form
in his only trial on the slab and New
Castle fans are not pleased with his
release.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
TO PLAY THE REDS
Tom Raymond Arranges for a
Game With Cincinnati Ma
tionaIs at Fairmont.

President Tom Raymond, of the
Fairmont baseball club. has arranged
game with the Cincinnati National
League team to be played in Fair
mont May %. Fairrnont is scheduled
to play scottdaIe on that date but
arrangements have been made with
the scottdaie management and Presi-
dent Gronntuger and a telegram
reached Fairmont yesterday to the eff
feet that the National team would
play there ON that date.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
AI[NI('II(,
OF the Telegram Wal. Play the
Bridgeport Team at Union
Park Saturday Morning.

The Telegram NeWsies have accept
ed the offer OF the Bridgeport base
ball nine for a game to be playeu
Saturday morning In the following
letetr, which has been sent to cam
tain Fitzhugh at Bridgeport:
Master Wilbert Fitzhugh,
Captain Bridgeport Baseball Team.
Bridgeport, w. va.
Dear Sir: Answering your letter
OF May 18th. we hereby accept chals
lenge for game to be played here at
Union Park Saturday, May 10th. be-
ginning at 1900 a. M. sharp.
You are to come down ON the
morning accommodation and we WIN
meet you at the Telegram, Office, EN-
pire building. at a. M. and from
there We will so direct to the park.
We win arrange everything re.
bats, balls for the game.
Expecting you ON the morning ac-
commodation Saturday, we beg to re-
main,
Truly yours,
FRANK OWENS; Mgr.
WALDO BARTLETT, Capt.
Telegram Champs"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
BITS OF BASEBALL GOSSIP

Wanted-hits.
Now for few wins.
+%4
1t appears that Uniontown beat US
yesterday.
Well, boys, pitchers cannot do IT all
%&%
McKeesport opens at home today.
+++
Vivian says the Drummers are a bit
shy on stick work.
Report reaches here that connells-
Vile has no official scorer.
Pete thinks the clarksburg team
needs a little batting practice.
2 % +
Bales, the Scottdale boy, is making
good at third for New Castle.
+++
Pitcher Hopkins has been turned
over to ConnellsvIlle by Reddy Mack.
Good land! that Faimont team has
crawled UP over US in the standing
again
Rupert is among those who believe
that clarksburg needs a little stick
practice.
Pa Wilson says there is not
enough batting on the part of the
home team.
Uncle Augustus Is of the opinion
that the Moguls do not do enough ef-
fective batting.
The ConnelIsvile club has decided
to admit ladies to the grand stand
free at all games.
outfielder jacobson, who played
here last season with Butler Joined
the connellsvIlle team at Fairmont
and is playing with them.
President Baumeister of the Glrard
club says he will place his club in
Butler, Steubenville or Beaver Falls,
until he can break back into Erie.
%+%
Eva" Murphy declares that Stet-
Ter has signed a $225-a-month con-
tract to pitch for the Clean team.
The salary limit in the Interstate is
$1,000.
Because Ringing Brothers circus
was in New Castle yesterday the
game with Sharon was transferred to
Sharon. Later Sharon will transfer
game to Cascade park.
Fridays will be observed as ladies'
day at Union ball park by the
Clarksburg baseball association and
all ladies win be admitted to the
grounds free on those days.
outfelder Deinlnger. late OF the
Philadelphia National team, has join
ed Altoona. Pitcher Mccarthy and
Infeldcr Mccarthy were uncondltioa-
ally released by Altoona.
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w o YER FOR
Redo MACKS.

'Ellam 2 First base on balls on
Blind 8. on Michael Il Struck out
BY Blind 5, BY Wallace 2 by Michael
8. Hits on Blind. 10 Ia. 5 2ss In
ningss OF Wallace, IN 2 24a ms.
nings, Double plays Gates. King
and Zurlage. Wagner and stelie. Hit
by pitcher Michaels. Holmes, Wild
pitch Wallace. Time 1850. tfm-
pIre. Hanley. \.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
IS It A HOODOO
American League Short Stops
Have a Time With Ill
ness and Injury.

Are the American League short
stops pursued by a hoodoo? It looks
that way, for now there are three OF
them on the hospital list. Norman
Elberheld OF the Highlanders is OF
because Of a spiked knee. Terry Turn
er Of the Maps Is kept out Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Iwo-base hits -Frankenberry, Conoway.
First base on balls-off Stewart q.
Left on bases Carksburg 5, Uniontown S.
First base on errors Clarksburg l. Unontown l.
Struck out-by Miller 9, by Stewart g.
Passed ball -Frankenberry
Hit by pitcher Phillips, ]. Dawson.
Umpire Schumacher. Time-2:oo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
THIRTEE srRAIGHT GAMES

The West Virginia University base
ball team won its thirteenth game
yesterday by defeating Allegheny Col
lege by the score OF 10 to 3. w. v.
q. got seventeen hits and only had
two errors while the Allegheny Col
legs teams had ten hits and seven
errors. Gregg and Grayson pitched
for Morgant0wn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

game by a weak throwing arm, and
Freddy Parent of the White sox Is
doing bench duty on account OF an
injured wrist. Soldier Dave Altizer,
who covered short for the Senators
last season, was III all spring and on
" recently has been able to get into
the game
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Kodol completely digests all class
es OF food. 1t viii get right at the
trouble and do the very work itself
for the stomach. Is pleasant to-
lake. Sold by an dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
coNNELLsvTLLE.

Two-base hits-Haught, jacobson.
Three-base hit-Gates. Home run
Jackley. Sacrifice -Montgom-
cry, Hanght, Gates. Stolen bases
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

When your food seems to nauseate
take Kodol. Take Kodol now and
until you are right again. There
isn't any doubt about what IL win do
and you viii find the truth OF this
statement verified after you have
used Kodol for few weeks. II ID
sold here by all druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
National
Chicago Loses to Philadelphia
After Winning Fourteen
Shaights.

Results In the National baseball
league yesterday were as follows:
Cincinnati 8, Boston 4.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 2.
st. Louis 2, Brooklyn o.
New York s, Brooklyn 2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

st. Louis Defeats the Senators
in a Struggling
Contest.

In the American baseball league
yesterday the following scores were
made:
st. Louis 8. Washington 3.
Detroit 4, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 8.
Cleveland 2, New York o.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
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standlng Of CIubs.

Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Plttsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

REAR ADMIRAL Caps, WHO DEFENDS OUR wARsHPs
Rear Admiral Washington L Caps chief navy
20 those the world His reply to mag
ane article BY Henry Reuterdahi in criticism
heshs the United States Capps that during the ave
hours Japan the rapidly Of m m the Ja
ships maintained the American nav ding
practice -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Fairmont 10 connellsYille 2.
chaFieroi :. seottdals Q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

PANVA RESuLI IS


,,. uni0HtowR : claFksburg z. 10 m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13

Games Today.
connallsyille at ciarksburg.
uniontown at Fairmont.
Chartered at scottdals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-13
.CHERUBs SHUT
SCOTTIES OUT
MclIvane Holds the Home Team
Down to Two
Hits.

sCoTTDALE, Pa, May 13-Char-
tleroi again won from the local team
yesterday afternoon. McIlvane held
the locals to two hits.
Score R. H. E.
.Scottdale ........... 2 q
CharIeroi ............ 5 o
Batteries crabb and sleyin; Nc
TVane and Daily.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-12-26
CHAPTER XXI

OARL entered the reception
IN room and stood for an IN
iE<FI slant, looking at Olga He
~ showed that he. too. had suf-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-12-26
COPYRIGHT 9OS,BY HENRY W.SAYAGE

Ter there was no struggle. she knew
that when she ceased TO charm she
must go her way and ind another
man. master rather than a sweet
heart
Elsa could not have told herself what
fear made her hy from the studio after
Mimi. but she feared that she was also
doomed TO give up the hope OF her
heart IL was her first cruel disap-
pOintment but Mimi had made her see
that she was beaten. and. in spite Of
her earlier resolution TO fight. she saw
that lighting would bring only unhap-
piness- She hurried to her waiting
carriage and was driven home. where
she locked herself I'm her room to weep
alone
And Millsr. the sinister being. ever
at hand with his insidiously evil sug-
gestions chuckled as he watched them
60 He threw himself into a chair and
rang the bell for Heinrich. The old
servant entered rebelliously. but. train
ed to habits OF obedience, he could not
give expression TO his feeling Of hatred
and distrust OF his masters strange
visitor. As for Nllnar. be even seemed
70 find something amusing ia the old
mans obvious aversion.
Bring me tea and brandy" he or
dered perempt0rily
Yes sir"
lis your master upT"
Eyes. sir"
elias any one seen him this morn
ingy"
No. sir Nine. HoGfmann's maid was
here three times"
What forT' Mllar demanded
quickly.
'She wished 20 suow when Mime
Holman might see NJ. Karl I told
her had strict orders not 20 call him
before O'clock"
Millar looked at his watch and saw
that IL was few minutes after 3
O'Clock
"Humph' We shall have another Wis
itor shortly" he muttered. 81 think I
begin 20 see the competition OF ~
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FADED.

work II shall be this afternoon. Get
my tea" be added TO Heinrich "and
serve it in the studio"
The old man went out Millar paced
slowly up and down the floor. looking
at his watch until he heard the door
bell ring
THE beautiful Olga" he said. step
ping softly from the reception room
into the studio and leaving the way
clear for olga.
She was admitted by Heinrich. She
hurried into the room. looked wildly
about her and sank into a seat. For a
moment she could not speak.
All night and all day. since RiiIlar's
shadow lowered about her faintiup
form in her own home. she had been
torn by the emotions raised by the let
ter. Ii was a confession she had never
meant 10 make She dreaded the
thought Of Karl ever seeing it.
rs nj. Kari at homer she asked as
Heinrich waited respectfully.
Eyes. madame"
My maid told me he could not be
seen until 3 O'Clock. 1t is now after 3
May ! see him. p
IF You will wait a few minutes long
er. madame. / will tell him that you
are here"
Heinrich started toward the studio.
zone moment" Olga called after him
HAS any one seen Nj. Karl today?"
mo. madame"
HAS he received no letterY'
''No, madame"
THANK Cod" she exclaimed fervent-
iy. Go. Heinrich. tell him | am In a
great hurry and must see him at once. :"
Il am afraid. madame. you will have
70 wait few minutes for NJ. Karl TO
Dress" Heinrich said "Shal tell
DIR. Millar you are herer'
'sWhor olga cried. springing up in
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and I viii not come any more"
10 you Ike NJ Karl?'
VERY much"
Does Be paint you nowT'
''Ah. no: nothing but landscapes
"Then you did not come as a model
todayT' Elsa asked
81 come always as a model II the
artist does not treat me as such e is
not my fault"
She noticed that Elsa looked offend
ed and went on hurriedly. apologize
ally:
Please. If / onend you VIII be
quiet. But you seem to be so nice. II
were you and You were the model I
should not Doe angry with you
Elsa was touched by the pathos IN
Minis eyes
Pardon me. am very. very sorry
II I have hurt your she cried Inn
pulsively. let us be friends"
Eyes. let's Mimi cried You can
talk 90 me about everything am not
a bad sort. but have known him for
long while. was crying when (
went away yesterday. and he felt sor-
~ for me. he came TO the house on
his way 10 the ball last night In his
evening clothes. but I would not see
him It must be finished"
"Was be fond OF youT''
ct liked him very much" Mimi re-
piled simply
And now 2"
"Ah now il is different II a man
wants 70 have another sweetheart.
what can we do II is like the rail
way The train comes in and goes. and
the little station must wait until an
other train comes"
and are YOU going 10 wait FOR an
other train? You were fond OF him
and can speak like thatf~
ct was fond Of him." Mimi said ''bu,
am rot silly enough to believe fl viii
last just because ] wanted 70 20 last
I knew when 60 started that / should
have 90 give him mp some day. I have
learned that. I shall forget him and
hope that he and voJ Will be hanDv."
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Minis tears came unrestrainedly
now. and as she looked FOR her hand
kerchief Elsa picked up NHllars weep
Ing satchel where he had left it on the
table and gave II TO the model. Mimi
dabbed vigorously at her streaming
eyes.
81 am glad that / met you here" she
said when she could control her voice
Il shall be clever today and not see
him at ALI / will go away now and
never come back. What time is it?"
1T is o'clock" Elsa said. looking at
her watch.
Then l must go Another artist in
the next block expects me 20 pose for
him, and his laundress comes at 3.
BE is very clever"
She stood up and looked around the
room at the things on the walls-her
own pictures. the place that seemed
like home to her. She sobbed as she
started toward the door.
"Goodby. MISS" she said.
Elsa looked after her as she went
out Then she looked around the room
and was seizGd with panic
Mimi. Mimir' she called out.
The model did not return. Elsa
seized her hat and fed. just as Millar
entered from the adjoining room. His
chuckle Of satanic amusement reached
her as she hurried from the house
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-DHEN Kor. left tbe home or
= Herman and Ole4 90 conduct
- Elsa aud her aunt 60 their
III ..-r- IL. ID. .L-L - -.l.-...
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"And you must say something about
II, you know. would only be I'm the.
way
Olga weakened and began to pace.
the door again.
"Well. l shall be quite franz with
him." she said. Il shall be honest 7
shall ask him for the last time
Karl's voice was beard in his owD
room calling 10 Heinrich
HE is coming" Mlllar said. u win
leave you"
please don't go very far away"
Olga implored
81 shall be here" Millar said. going
TO & small anteroom adjoining the stu
dio. IF you need me. call"
He stepped within the other room
and closed the door softly Olga stood.
her hands gripping the back OF her
chair. waiting
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soon MS It VIII Doe possible for me 20 see
him"
yes madame
Olga meant 20 get 20 Karl 20 inter
cept the letter which Mrlar had tricked
her into writing She meant 20 tell him
90 go away. 90 END everything between
them. but although she did not know
g. she was blindly obeying the evil
viii OF Mular
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v - mornIng." - -

cry this morning" Elsa said
II am not apprehensive. bct ts1.".
you were laughing N'rar >.i-
when girls laugh ] fear The, au 90.
ing 20 cry. Why did Won come hcreF"
Il want TO have my portrait painted
and I shall come every day" Elsa r.,
piled
"Gou mean YOU want go come every
day. and therefore you win have your
/ portrait painted" said the cyuic
"Nou are an expert worl iuSg,er.~
said ELSA
"Do YOU know that another lady
comes here 70 have her portrait paint
edT''
yes; that is why am coming"
Else declared boldly. 81 want 20 SEQ
whose portrait viii Poe better"
THAT IS a bold challenge. my little
girl You were not so brave ycste1-
day"
Yesterday 7 was undecided. Today
7 have made up my mind 90 eight You
gave me good advice"
81 have some more advice 90 give
you today. We did not finish last
night"
"XVbat Is itT-
cit Is tb,s-do NOT srbt yor moro
not made 10 fight"
"Wbv not9- sba dor,s,5es with
spirit Am I not brave and cleverf'
.yes bravo and clo,o-., ,fulo- -,
peated cynically, lookng gao her with
the smile that made her want 60 weep.
TIA spite OF Der resolve 70 fight she
was on the verge OF tears. She sat az
la'Ie. shrinNing from the sinister
hSore before her. Mll inspired her
with n3melcss terror and 10 was all
most against her VIII iua, Shoe listened.
Let me tell you what yor must do"
/ De said. sitting down in iifuf OF her.
40 YOU Ano" what you should dog
i don e lSe to have you sit m Judg-
neut on me this way She protested.
lou question me as N you were "a
Jud-e
40. Do Is not that but you answer
as li YOU were prisoner. NOw, little
Elsa. stand up ana listen You know
tnil Mari is DO love with Olga
eS. j know IT, IL Is the only thing
u' KNOW
mem you should give Kari up"
u cam give him up'
'4ol must learn
"lioWt From whom shall ] lcarut"
"Iet me see. I think have here the
very person" Mliar said
Tie walked over and opened the han
door
AllmL come I'm here and wait; 10 is
warmer bee called.
To the smazement Of Elsa the shrink
ing utuc model came in. hesitatng on
the threshold She wore "a red wooden
jersey over her bodice that htted her
tightly and made her look very slight
and shivering She looked with wide
open eyes at the beautiful girl and
] dropped courtesy as she sat in the
seat Mlliar drew out for her Elsa
nodded at her Ina silence. and Millar.
aIter watching them rev seconds
with smile or amusement.
cut OF the room. whistling
Mini was the first 10 break the si
squirting under Elsa's direct scrutiny.
Madame Is waiting for the arustF
Yes Elsa replied shortly.
so am l. Mimi said adding with
engaging Iranhness; He went on a
. spree last night When he does that
ne always sleeps lAte.
Elsa was embarrassed. and there was
announcer interval OF snehce. Ihen Mimi
asked;
Is madame 10 nave her portrait
painted
Yes
Il know all those who come here TO
be painted Mimi went on. This is
quite IKE nome 70 me am MS model
l don't nave 10 pay Tor my portraits
Madame has splendid profile
Please DO not caH me madame.
lisa SAID lmpauehtiy. am MISS
hAe yourselI.
Deg your pardon MINI SAID.
an not madame ei'her' My name Is
MINI
My oy name , IS Elsa.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

HILLAR'S sardonic face was
IVA wreathed in smiles as he look
$50 ed after the two young girls,
49, each of whom carried from
his hateful presence a bruised heart.
With Mimi il was the fate OF child
or the something to which
she was pathetically resigned. With
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Olga's maid. alarmed at the pro
Ionged absence OF her mistress found
her moaning on the floor where she
had fallen in a swoOn after Mnlar's de-
parture. The maid helped her mistress
90 her room and TO bed
"As soon as II is daylight go 20 NJ
Karrs studio and find out at what time
he win arise Let no one else know
that you go there. ard awaken me as
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CHAPTER XIX

no ROAD. glazing daylight had
ID come when Heinrich entered
go the reception room or the
49, studio lie OWNED no pres
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