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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

Der ouf beilige 0iltgc, @abrbeit mo
Woglihfcit bon pornberein per5id).
tete, Der Sdnuonf, Der i'm Sallie oeS
Sobepricitcrs begonnen batte unb in
CONS onoeren @duiern enoctc, Der
Sthponf, 81 oem IN oeu @orten De-
9ibel Die beutc I1ngit pergeiictc1
Siunoomente lagen, ben 8eiitlihe be-
gonncn unO bolo lngelebrte utS
gunS onoersurtige 2eute 5ltr Gel.
tuflg brnften. Gcnm Sans Toicl.
tIiit mar Elm S6ilbermuIer uno
Sans 6ol5 gar Elm Barber. -.
q, Der 3cit. oils Suoos uno Der
Spc5creifrGmer IN oen &irfen bci'nl
Y~oiiionslpicl ibrc criten id)iifterncll
Sder5e lpogten, trot cine oloere
Siaur Scr 9tbel imnlcr mebr IN ocn
&orocrgruno Der Spicle: Woria
M~uaoulcnn, ooS iiinbi9e @eItfinS.
9ie Stride bat befanntIid) nit
meId)cnl Red)t bleibt uncrortcrt
jenc Murio, bon Scr nod Dem Wor'
fltS : Goongclium Der mitleibiee Sc.
ills oic 9Gnoncn tricb, nit Der
NiiBrrin Worin ioentifi5irt, Die nod
oes 2ufos 3e,tqniB Dem 9cilorio bic
6iiBc mllid). Iieie Moria Dor ibrer
@%cfcbrung, nod criilut nit allen
boien 2iliten Der @elt, nod getrieben
ION alien irbii6en GiteIfeitcn nno
@egicrben, red)t cingebene 81 Itlls
bern, licBcn lidl bolb Die 9ifter an
gclc0cn ieiu. limo Is ideint leiocr
ioIt 10, OILS oh cS ibncn oobci lueti'
ger I'm Sen ihonen fiinitlerildcn
Contract, ooer Ole mornliihe CRIB
blrna ibrer lpGtcren 9uBe, ais bel
mcbr UNI cine red)t breite, f%arbcniottc
gllsmoluna Der iroiifen 6reuocn,
I'm cinct iippigcn SinnenfiBel oeS
licben Yublifums 81 tbltn gcpcltn
marc. Wcltlidc 2icbd)cn BON P,t
uno Siche uno Son5 uno Spiel Iino
oiclcr Worio in ocn Wtltno aclcg:;
2ic0dcl1, Die nit Dem biiitern Grnit
scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gor nihtS jt
tbun bobcn, mo Die bod cine
raid ucridNpinbcnbe Mobe - tbrem
SorcrfrciS 5rhucilcn nod, better g..
i~iclcr, ais bic oft gebortcn alogcr
icncr onocrcn Maria, bcren reiHeS
Seri obne Anichtungen gebliebcn
mar ltl,o bic 9llBe nid)t bralld)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Snm Cfterfeite.

Gang, long tits her, bn mir III CT.
iient beittidlcn Iprifird,Iein iabeu
mo cine iblid)tc Yrcbiet bcs bicbc.
ren Sanbpfnrrcrs 5uborten. llnb cS
bei,d)tc ms. nls oh mir oicielbe Erc.
higt BON beniclben Sippen IDIOT ein-
NAL pbcr gor 5lpcimal uernommcll
sbaiten. sl,if hcm Seinrueee ridtetell
iris aii Den @fiitlid)en Die red,t iiir.
ipitige unb penig oelifate Sroge, oh
or bic beutige Yrenigt nidt idoil
iriiber einntal gebaltcn. Ter Ftar'
rcr IGfelte ntb entgcgncte frcimil.
atbig: ,8euiB id,on mebr OILS cin'
riaI.a Cine Freniat, Die nidlt pertf
IL, stpeintal acbprt 81 nceroen. II oee
anbErcns ~ubarbnupt nift ncrth
lGcben Sic, in meinen iiingcrcn Sab
rem babe i'd alle meine Yreoigter
inreiaa ol,sscnrbeitet aro meninrirt
aait ben Sapren Babe i'd onrdus oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Vcrlincr Yrief.
8eter II.

Vcrltn, .. Ypril.
Is lieat I'M Gboroftcr elmer y9lfo.
ocnlic," ocn iultgenS tiirmcrn gcgert,
iibcr bic 9anfborfeit gegcn has
S%crgebrad)te 81 betoncn; buS 9lItc,
baS Chit , @cipullocrtc uu0 cbcnlols
picllcid)t Mueir i. 8iiltigc 5lipeilcr CT
ner @c9cnmort ipicbcr p%or6liboltcr,
Die I'M 9nnfcI ibrcr ,ilel,cn" @cgc
uno nllcrnclicIten 3iclc am liebltcn
feline 3cit mehr fir HiidbIidc bate.
llno iold)e Hiidblife iino lcbrreidJ.
@octbe bat %erIangt, oob gcrooc Der
Monn, Der etlpus %Ieiltet, nit pullert
9~clpubtlcin olf elmer geirilicn Stulc
Itcben blciben m%iiiic. Gos lett ciEc
flare GrfenutniB Der crreidten Sofe
uorollS unb mod)t ms Ole, 10 cS fcl,.
ncll, beionbcrS liebcnSipiirbig unA
lpmpotbiid). 9enn nidts lit id)red.
lid)cr in Der 2init, oIS bos 8eltram.
rcl unb 8e5oppcI ui,b 0cIdrci oercr.
bic INNER nicbcr. bon ic6em RUiergr
ullgcrcgt, iibcr iid) iclbit hinoilS mol
len mo Ole 8ren5cn hires SolenteS
p%crtenncnb aus Dem biibid,en Grbe::.
ninfel. III bent iic Scrr uno Sdopitr
iein %fonntcn, bincinrenncn IN @ilf.
niiie iinb Wiiitencicr.
3ipci ad)t5iaiGbrieen mnt,t 81
Ifobcnrie ibrc Rcuerenj. Der noA
iuilgc, friid)c lutb nmterncbmlirg:.
lulti0c Nrtilr aampi itcbt bette NJ
Der SpiBc bicier Yfooeltic mo IL
Der cngliid)en IltsIteanng bat CT BE.
micien. bob er - allcroings oiesmol
nit Siilfe zines gefronten Terbiinbe.
ten - baS Neue uro 9eipnbcre lei.
lien funn. Tielen @egncrn 5ii:l
Srot, bic iid) cigentlid) ictt crit, 81
Dos boIoe @unber oicicr @ilonilIe
fir INNER cntidiulrnoen, %beroorinn.
gen nit ibreu Nor9clcien. 9ic CORDS
unb 9obpS liiib iibcr SGrcmarf nod,
Den c,gIiid)cu 8ouericn ulb Gbel.
i,sen jpriitgctcbrt bic @dnoc ar,
Ioriicr Glus iino mjcoir frci fir DC
Eeutitcn, iir eisse aigaapatbiide6ul-
oisnne fir DIE 9ctensarbeit 5fpsie;
gd)t5igi1brigen. bic 8octbc's gutcS
Mort lid scipib gum 8ortgeiL ibrcg
&urit gu Ruse eenaht BADEN. @ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

flcio oid)t an Elm b%liibcnOes Nclfen-
beet geieet Bat.
Qic bcibcn Ad)t5igiGbrigen bobeil
unS alien IeicrIih ibr 2ebensipcrt
ollsgcbreitet in Der Ifooemic. Gin
iciuerer 8cnllb noat' mfrs iteinell
IN Dem itiQcn NtcIier bod iiber bely,
Gborlotten6ltrger 2Grnl uno Staltb
nit Der miIhgldiernen BetroIcum
Inmpc Die nacrliebitcn fleincn Sti3.
5cn ob5ulend)ten, in oenen Gin gebp'
rcner 2anbihofter iid) oie Ginbriifc
icincr Sitaeno unb ieincr Wonne9.
Inbre feltbielt: cin 9lid oltrf Die
StGmmc oeS 3oppotcr @dIohens
Elm 9otmihIog bel Segel, cine &c
gcnltlmmung bon cincln Sabellee.
limo bier bel ben 9aucrnbGusher,
bic bon gcIben Sommcrbluncn nm.
Ilanoen Iino, BORT bel Der @olbmiib.
lie, Die ben Siigel bebcrridt, erfIart
CT mir: nSie iperoen's nidJt mebr 10
iinocn, Oos lit iebt oqcs anoers, al
les. Sd bob's abcr nod 10 %geIebcn."
limo Der olte Scrr ldleint %itol5er OH
icinc id)oncn grinnerrngcn, OILS ollf
Die STUNT Die Tie oltdl fir onoerc
feitbieIt. Genn &unit uno Notur.
Grbeit mo GrIcbcn limo oicicm flo.
rcn, nnbeld,pcrIiden AItcr ems &c
mor6clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

~utsgeluQ6lt, oic id) iiir sic bette belt
ltn6 Ole Ercoigtcn fiir bier &obr-
gauge 5uiamnengeitcllt. Die bnltc
id) ouf Eager, un0 10 tonmt c5, bnb
oie Ercoigten ale pnor Sabre iuic-
OerboIt lpCr0cn. Cine iuun0crlidt
GinIcitung 81 elmer Otter . Nctrah.
tlng, niht Dobr? Wcnn man uber
iibcr 5luun5ig Sabre in jcoem iungen
Sabr eincn Otter . Nrtifel iiir Die
,3citung geihriebcn, Damn bat nan
oas 6eit 10 bon allen @eiid)tspunt,
ten bclcltd)tct, Dob foltm nod neltc
Geiunbcn lpcrbcn fonncn, mo man
fonlnlt oltf ben @c0anfcn, lid IoIdJc
ouiGbrIih picoerfebreube Set . 0c.
traftlrugen ipie ser bieocrc 2on0'
Gnitor onf Eager 5li bulten mn0 81
nicberboIen, nit ser 9%cgriinounG,
hoB Elm Mrtifel, Der nif)t lpcrtb lit,
tipcinloI gclcicn 5u pcrocr, ocS Sc
Tens i~tbcrboltpt nidt ipertb lit. llnb
Damn lit uniere 3eit 10 ld)neIllebig, c3
miro 10 raid pcrgciicn. Wir fonntcn
ci1cn Dor Sobren geId)riehcnenO tier.
Ertitcl ciufnd) micbcr obbrudcm obrt
@cfnhr 5u lnufeu, onB Cs cincnl oocr
hcIn nnocrcn @eier cinfoIlcn miiroc.
boB CT inn Dor Sabren id)on einnloI
uorgcicbt morbcn lei. 2ciocr obcr
boben mir lie nidDt olif Eager gcbol.
ten, nic iclcr bicbcrc 2nnbpinrrcr.
Nbcr inn &opfc lit ms nod manhcS
acblieben mos Tidter iiber oaS2id)t.
unb NltfcrItcbungsieit gelungcn bo.
ben, bon Goethe ut0 @cihel mo Nn,
bercn. Tle prciicn OoS @uubcr scr
aufcritcbmG bo$ lid ~oaiGbrlit Dor
unicrcn Nit0cn onitbut, oas immer
pic6er uclt lit. Sic ruicn:
Wadlt AMI ibr 0eiitcr, ocrcn Se6ncn
@cbrodcn on Den NrGbern itcbt,
Sbr triiben NllQcn, bic Dor SbrGncn
Sbr nitt ocS 6riiblingS 9liitbcn
iebt;
DIR @riiblcr, Die ibr fern pcrlorcn
Srnlmiponoelno irrt ouf triibcr
Vabn -
Wudt olli hic @elt lit ncll gcborcr,
i0icr lit cin @ltnbcr, nebnlt cs an!
Gbriit lit critonocn, Sreuoe Denl
Stcrblid)cn! 9oS lit Der Sitcr1c,
bnnfe, Der inns nit neuer Soifnln9
lino 0oicinsfrcubc crfiiQt. glitd) in
Der Mcnidcnbriiit gibt cs foltc, fin.
iterc Willfcl unb cin @robitcin licgt
ihlucr Oornltf. Gen Stein ob5inpGI.
sen, oonit befreicno unO crloieuo OoS
Sid)t DER Slterionnc einoringcn fam
mn 0oS. mas 81 8robc getrugelL
81 ncltcm Scbcn cripedt; ipie
&c olh ororBen in Der o%rGngcnocr
tnoIpenoeu unO blilbcnocn Notur &C
Sitcrn mmlB ms lelblt ein
NuIcrltcbungSicit lpcr0crL mic co oaS
Der Notllr iii, meId)e Die 9onocn ob.
nirft, bic ibr Der itnrrc @intcr un9c,
lcgt bate. @cg nit Den Summer.
itcillcrL Die olii Den Ser5cn licger,
iort NIT Den Snr9cnbergcn oui Dem
ScbcnSipcge, bomit iid) ooa Otter.
luitlocr olld) an mo IN unS pou5icbc
mo Oitcrfrcuoe itnb Slteririeocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Mu Sie Tameu.

Sunae 9amen, neI6e moberue S6neiberfuuit
5u e%rIernen lpiinihen. fouten ntbt i'm 3%iuettel
tcin, lpobiI iih oafiir 5i ipenocl, Sic %braidet
rur bel Sri. VI. SuberS, gtr. 302, g~SeiisSurns
tppusStraBe, bur3ufprc1en, ibren gaHten ais
36gIing einiraacn uno fe lerlter bic STUNT nab
Der fprtgcitritteniteu .Alctbuhe. Sic erbnlten
uuiisrbem eriitolifen llnterribt i'm 3uibnciocn.
Sebr fibcraIe Beottoriii9erL. Srl. ID. Subcro,
9,r. 302, 9seft.S arntpga. strahc. (37B-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Sche5cbn SeitcH.

(5ir ben ,sonrtnas.G orreIpoaocut".)
Wnnocr.
Gu iuillit cin Wunocr, mo 0orul
iuiilit I'll glouben?
9ie fnnn Gin gl9e nidlt bic @ltnoer
ieb'n,
SIC tdgIid) nru IN Der Notir err
itrb'n!.
Sic fIiegcu in ser &llit lumber luie
2oubcn.
99ie picle bringt nus nid)t Der 2cr5
entgcgcn!
Wcnn or nit ciltem Shlog Die 9lu'
men mcdt,
lie auoipc. oic nod feuid Die @ilae
6edt,
Sic offnct iid bci'm critcn Conner.
rcgen.
Ter ShmcttcrIing regt lid ser Gin.
gciponncn,
9crborGcn nod in eitgcr Siillc idlIicf.
Ner Hts. her pIotIit oIlc gooel riei,
Nrf ooB iie flogcn, lingen uto iih
ipnncn2
SD lab Gin Wu1oer, iuclln nut ionf-
tenn Strcid)cn
Der Sommrrpino fGDrt iiber's gcE-
rcnfclb,
limo ole Satruc Dor Dem Serrn Der
Welt
GiImiitbi9, mic elm cin5g'cr SoInt
lidl ncigen.
gu tpiuit Elm @iutbcr ullo Damn iuiIlii
tn gloiibcn?
GS fonnlt Der Serbit; cS reiit Die
5rudt an Baum.
G1uht Sid'S bonn nid)t MIR mic
cit fitr5cr SruunL
aa,lm bliibte IS - iett reiien id)oll
Die Srnuben!
@obin On blidIt, Gein slitge id)oitt
mir Scgen.
sic Sriid)t lit rcii. Nun fallen oil.
genlod
Die 9lGtter nieocr, Die Cit itirmenb
Gah
SSsbr botei, in Der Come @lutb ul,o
Gc9cn.
9om fonrrt Der @inb nit ieincm
bDien Stnouben
er iogt bic @oltcn ot Dem Sinmela.
self,
Ga = Itobert's pciB bcruntcr oili
Die @elt.
Oh piait Cit @unoer, mo oonh
ipillit Du gloiiben?
60 itou' ms cigue 9cr5, nos ticic,
itiuc!
Sait 3u aeobnt, ooB ic nit iolter
Wad)t
9ie 2iebc, lid eutfoltet iiber Hadt.
8lcid) ipic Die Ioie BORT in ibrcr
Siiuc?
Gin Siirfdcn Geitern itilr. limo
Z. Slnmmeu roiiben
Inns bcutc ben 8eritono. limo Uenn
2u pilit,
SD gcb' Die SceIe bin, bob III Dos
Sebnen itiuit
Sn ms oas 94unber! Sprifl fannit
Iii nun 9loiiben?
eliiubctb HuboIpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

Giatnthhmrr q. 8atne. RobnuHa:
q. q 2, 1eltpbou. 1853 Wabifpn-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Murtbn 6. Sd,miot.

IS itnrb am II. April 1908 S'ariba 6.
sdniiot, GcIiebtc Satin oes oerttorbencn
6briffophcr Sbmiot. I'M gltcr bon 10 Sabrclt
10 miouateu mn I Iugcn. Sic Bcerot9iua
finbet Wputaa, 2 llbr 9tahmittnes, bon Der
8obltiina ibrcs Sblpieacriobues, Srr. 9mil
Seitmiiler, 9;r. 2230. Sit@reitonsSt Giraffe. ans
fat. fpo5li Ncrtrdnhtc uno 5reunoe Der SoiniIic
ndhtIfiioscou cingcIdoe1 iirb. t10-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19

gdmahstit tau mt Rsbaittou:
Rr. Alb, Eit.gaEimore.S traFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Der 9eatf6e correspondent
erdeint icScu Sag int Sabre.

q. saiae, eis,uthHm.r ano sssar.sns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-19
Ruwluno'S tirfiIdc 8abcr,
ganitable.ysbaubr goitamt aegsn. stets often.
Snhcsf1Hc.

Srtoerid 8epbarpt, 81 Sabre uIt Jtr. 2l2,
ESiln. RuttcrfpnsRar s9lpemne. n. Ipril.
Charles Winrfert, SO Sabre oil, III. il12,
Someriei, Strabc. t6. glpriI.
p,arguret 1rnaeier. Is Sabre alt, Nr. 4fi,
-Git22. Strnkc, II. NpriI.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
Sporting Note,

Friday evening IN New Hampshire
Billy johnson whipped Bix Msckey in
two rounds at Saginaw "Wednesday
night.
There r. TO be a national coicred base
piled for a franchise.
otto schnfdtke defeated Max Dross-
man, six games 90 four In a matcn
at schmidtke.s "Wednesday afternocn.
A state roller skstiss chsmp,s.s I. 9
rink the last three days Of next
week.
willie Hoppe beat Jake schsefcr NJ
1879 billiards "Wednesday night In
New York white \Slosson defeated
Cassignoi and sutton.
Jake schaefer's friends are trying "a
get him TO reconsider his determine
\tfOn never again to contest In the
billiard ohampionships
The nstion.l commsssion win admin
ers who have been playing with the
California state league.
A. VI, Goessfisg, Of -. Louis, set new
swimming records IA two events. the
sO0-yard breast stroke and 1Se-yafd
side-stroke, st Chicago wednesday.
some o. the clexeiand enshmsfssts are
persuadfng themselves that they
have a scc<fnd Ty Cobb in Jo<a
clarke. That player never showed IL
al Toledo
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
Pool Champions First
Victim Was John King

, thanks to running "a the second night
assumed command and finally won ont
by 81 balls.
Then everybody knew about Hues
ton. His one defeat since becoming
the champion was dealt him by Hor
gan. The rolly-poly gentleman from
Elmira, n. ". didn't think a whole lot
OF the title. so turned II over to the
"Kid." after pocketing the spells.
Hueston has brayely defended ".
Cowboy Weston heough, three
times now: Carney. Clearwater aud
Leon are the cueists nc has walloped
for the title. The Kids" victories
over Keough were dealt by margins OF
1903. 10l and 16 balls.
Alfredo DeOro hasn't played any pool
OF late years. He defeated Hueston
In couple OF tournament games. but
took exception to the way the blonde.
crowned youngster got On top and has
always refused to make n match Wit.
him Hueston expresses his perfect
willingness TO meet DeOro. The. side
stakes, Hueston. says. can be anything
! up to $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19

Pool Champion Thomas e. Hueston
that's the "Kid"--and, by the by
his correct final cognonlen Is Hughes
who recently defeated Jerome Keougf
OF Buffalo, for the title. is but "a. Ills
childhood's days were spent In New
Jersey and New York, but since ne
began wearing fancy vests end
stocks" and swinging cane he mas
maize St Louis his nome.
Five years back ffueston became
real prominent as cueist. For many
months previous TO that time he IN
Ggined himself one bowling swell. hui
the fancy didn't hold az vivid an opin
ION. He went TO Kansas City and
hooked up with Johnny King. Yes
dear reader, that's the famous catcher
OF the famous Cubs. Q
King is there strong as pool play
er He travels in the very first hight
In fact. can be ranked with the BIG
Ten OF the country. King had jus'
taken a fall out OF John Horgan. Hues
ton and King met in a 75o-ball match
The Kid got OF very badly. but
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
sIkors outpoInta Keenan,.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March b.
According to a Cleveland newspaper
man who dropped or here for couple
of days. that city is at last on the
yerge Of a revolt against Lajoicism
and losers.
More than that, the Cleveland club
10 torn into two factions, the largest
cf which Is led by TINT hero OF so
many hard fought feds, Adrian Joas,
pitcher and Journalist.
III Larry has another bad year so
thst the club can afford to dispose nf
him without materially weakening lts
batting strength" remarked the Hot
Syringe Visitor, who IN in an excellent
u0sifion To know ..he WILL 20 down
fhe street with loud rafting OF tin
and Addie loss will take hold as man
sger
m this takes place. mark my
words: Addie will make good, He's
cooEheaded. thinking. reasonable
and universally respected ball player.
He knows good bail and good ball
M yers. He looks a Icng way benearil
the surface OF any problem that Incl.
dentally presents hseif for solution.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
CLEVELAND REVOLTS AGAINST
LAJOIEISM AND LOSERS

That he Knows more about the game
than Larry is common knowledge ev.
erywhere and the rows which have
taken place between the two show
that he is aggressive enough TO stick
up for the right, even when oyerruled-
Joss never knocked ball player In
his life and all the boys are his
friends. He would be willing to take
the post OF manager, know, for he
wants to see Cleveland with win
ming ball club and wants TO be mem.
Der OF that club himself.
Larry will probably hold HIS job
In Cleveland till he begins to fall away
In his play to such IN extent as to
make him no longer the star of the
leagues secnnd-sackefs Then OF VIII
come his head and Cleveland will join
in thanksgiving.
"As excellent evidence OF the feel
ing that exists at present between La
joie and the Cleveland papers Is the
fact that neither the News nor the
Press. both or whom have always had
men with the club. not only on train
Ing trips, but also the season
through. have sent stan man to Ma
con this year."
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
HUGIiIE
SOLVES A
MISTER u.

VI.
An instance In point is the blistered
feet which were so nearly epidemic
during the first week OF the Ho.
Springs training.
Of course, the men got the blisters
from walking, but this superficial con-
ciusion didn't satisfy Hughie. He ex-
amined the feet and noted that thu
sore spots were all on top. He went
out on the mountain side. and made ex-
periments In a pair OF tight shoes. He
came back with the mystery solved.
The blisters,' was Hughes verdict.
ARE not caused by the ascent of the
mountains, but are incurred during
the descent. Pie pedestrian digs his
heel into the hard footing to keep his
balance and insure against slipping.
That rubs the foot against the shoe
in an altogether unwonted way. The
result Is much Woe
Now, hereafter, let us eschew the
tall spots and stick to the level
stretches or the easy gradients. Then
all will be we'll"
And Hughes dope was good. for 1.
has been tested by Mullin. Crawford.
Schaefer and the other members OF
the before-breakfast Weston club. and
found TO be the true explanation OF
the difficuity.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
WAGNER ANGRY At
P|TTSDURG FANS

PITTSBURG. March l9.-It has de
veloped that the reason OF Hans WaS
ner retiring from baseball is griey
ance the big German has against the
local baseball fans. While he has for
years been universal favorite
throughout the National league cir
cult, patrons OF Exposition park have
fallen shy In appreciation OF the fact,
giving him scant credit for his won
derful achievements. but ever ready
TO use the hammer when he happened
to trip up In the field or fail to slam
the opposing pitchers flings against
the fence. While open gambling IL
put down here, many big wagers are
made on every game by local plungers
before they enter the park and II Is
this clique that Is really responsible
for the great stars action.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
COMPANY BUYS BIG
FISHING CONCESSIONS

LOS ANGELES. March ia Los
Angeles company has leased British
sshing concession. and Is starting
operations on the coast OF lower Cali
fornia. Their purpose is to build fac
tories at Ensenada and at San QUEEN
tin, i25 miles farther south. and a
small force OF workmen IL already on
the ground. The concession, which
runs until June, 1917. gives the right
TO take all kinds OF fish. including
pearl nshing on both coasts OF the
peninsula, and the exclusive right TO
build and operate canning factories
and TO export fresh. dried and pre-
served fish.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
Lincoln Physical Double.

Samuel NJ Smyser. an attorney OF
Los Angeles. Is the rnysical double OF
Lincoln. His friends call him Rail
splitting Sam" Mr.. Smyser explains
his remarkable resemblance to Hon
est Abe" BY >tbe theory OF PRENATAL IN
tfueucg. I'm the7op1y suit my rather
ever experienced. says the lawyer.
Lincoln defended him. That WIS
tust before my birth. and 1 suppose
that the future president was often
IN the sight and IN the minds OF my
pErent1.V Physical Appearance Is net
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
SAVANNAH AUTO
/ ROAD RACE IS ON

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 19.--Twen
ty times around the 1s-mile course. ap
proximately $40 miles. was the WORK
cut out for the eight entries In the
closing event OF the Savannah Auto
mobile club races
The weather. as on yesterday, was
beautiful this morning. and the crowd
was large and enthusiastic. Gov
Hoke Smith, OF Georgia was among
those witnessing the race. Making
starts at s0-second intervals the cars
got away.
An Italian car, driven by Louis
Strange. lead at the start. No. 8. an
Apperson, driven by William McCulla
turned over at 1920. but no one was
injured.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
REAL DIAMOND
70 PLAY OM
Auto horn Solo Is pTdud. 10
Police Raid On Boxing Club

NEW YORK. Marco 1.-the
Sharkey Athletic club was raid
ed last night In the midst Of It's
weekly stag. Jimmy Mora:I.
OF Brooklyn, and jack Hanlon.
OF Philadelphia, were spar
ring when q lone p0-
liceman jumped upon the stage
and footed an automobile -hnrn-
furiously.
A moment later Inspector
Walsh. Capt. Kelleher and eight
policemen burst In. knocking
the spectators right and left and
leaping into the ring. James
Buckley. manager and referee,
protested. Then the lone police
man declared he could prove
that a prize fight was being
pulled or, because he had
bought ticket for 81 from
Jimmie Kelly. Hanlon. Buckley
and Kelly were arrested.
rhe police have been trying
to get evidence against this club
for weeks.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
SPORTING NEWS.
.TUTHILL REPORTS;
JOINS TIGERS SOON

Harry Tuthill. trainer OF the New
York Nationals last year and occupy
ing the same position for the Tigers
this year. struck town this morning
and reported at baseball headquarters.
II am glad 10 be with team like
the Tigers" he declared. Il am toid
they are a fine lot OF fellows. II may
be that my old team Will be playing
a few games here this year too, In
October. for think they will land the
I Natiuuaf feasuv flag.
Il would not go through with what
: had TO last year with the Giants for
any money again. The team was com
pletely disorganized from the first
slump and the players were apt TO
fancy an arm or leg was In need or
treatment when there was nothing the
matter at all. | had To get up In the
middle OF the night sometimes 10 rub
some pitchers arm after he had lost
game.
Some of the old members of the
team knew they were To go and some
of the others got to going badly and
were in a perpetual crouch. McGraw
would not 70 on the coachlng lines
because he had been criticised for
coaching too much and the team
would not run bases when he was not
on the lines.
"This year. though. the Giants
ought 10 win the National league pen
pant The trades have benefited them
greatly or else I am mistaken. And
as Detroit Is likely TO repeat. | will
be watching my new team play my
old team this fall for the champion
ship"
Tuthill has been here previously
when he was training Young Corbett
and Willie Fitzgerald
The Detroit times., 1908-03-19
10000, 900 MAY BE
ADDED TO PENSIONS

WASHINGTON. March 1s.--.It is de-
ciared probable that tie bill TO create
volunteer retired list on the pen
sion rolls will be reported favorably
by the house committee on military
affairs. A favorable report under the
conditions existing az this session
may mean passage, II the measure
shall become a law the pension ex.
lenses OF the govcrnrnsnt Will be IN.
creased TO an amour e.osely 3pprosch.
ing ss,O00.0O annually.