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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
,.Da tinnsn sic mir DieIIeiAt aub

Dd fSnnen Gie mir nielIeiGt aud
faaen, mas ber 9err eigentlt9 iits"
4ein3 oudte bic Mdieln unO eriDis
berfe: ,,Nein, 6err Martens. Wsines
Wifens lit er priDatselebrter. aber
ct Iheint ia na9 Sbrer gr3dbluns
aud RriminnIiit i'm Nebenberuf 5ll
fein." Ct erbob iih. rWie Ct ba3u
lam, sic an ber @rdfin Walbenborff
al fbiden, besreife ID iibrissns tDtrts
lid ni9t."
Mlartens rib feine Mugen tpeit alIt.
.Rennen sic Die 9rdfin etipd auhs'
fraste Ct pertpunbert.
uJliidtis, ia, !" fagte Sein5 nad!dis
fla, inbem er langfam 5ur Shiir ging.
,Sie baben ia iibrisens aus ibrem
eisenen Munbe sehOrt, baB fie nidts
bon benz GeIbe Shres 9ruoers se>
tpubt bat. SD begreife aud niht.
tpober Sic baDOn tDiffen follte.
Wollen mir nun aufbrehen9"
sic nabmen fih eine Droi4fe nnb
fubren CUR Gran5Ofifden 5trabe bina
unter. Oas 9aus, bor benz Der 3ut%
fder bielt, aeiste fhon bon auben ble
Rennaeiben ebripiirbisen Differs. Die
Sreppe mar bunfel unb tpinflig, NIT
ausgetretenen, fnarrenben Stnfen,
unb ba fein pfDrtner iie bate 5nrehtz
peiien f0nne, mubte !9ein5 in iebem
5todtperf Bel benz 2t9te eines 3iinbz
bSl3dens bic Namensfhiloer leien.
Gs paren srDbtentbeils 3immerperS
mietberinnen, bic bier ibr 9eim auf~
sefhlagen batten, unb es foitete etntse
Miibe, an bic 5abnolen Nifitentarten
burdaultubiren, bic an ben Sbiiren
befeltiet iparen. Grit i'm pierten 5tod
fdnoen iie elm porae1anfdilb nit Der
Mufl6,ift sc. Berger, Redtsan>
ipalt".
SEEING briidte auf ben anopf Der
Rlinsel, unb sleih bdrauf itedte elm
bartloler iunser Menfh, ben bic bin-
ter bas Sbr seihobene 5eber als
56reiber fennaetdnete, ben 9opf CUR
Sbiir beraus.
gu mem tpiinfden 9iee" fruste
er miirriIh, bic beiben ssremben nit
Der breiften llnseniertbeit fol4er
2eute muiternb.
,Wir ipiini9en Ssrrn aedtsanz
malt Berger gu fprehen," erptberte
Seina fura, nDer 9err lit bod an=
neienb9"
Ser @6reiber 0ffnets bic Sbiir
ponenbs. rGr lit ba," eripiDerte er
babel auf Die Srase 9oafeloers, n8itz
te - geben Sic nur ba binein.
gr fiibrte iie burd eine biirftis
3an5lei unD po1te an
eine Sbiir, um iie auf elm furses
r9erein!" gu Offnen.
aDa iinb 5ipei 9erren, Die sic
fpre9en mOdten," meloete er uno lieb
bic beiben eintreten.
Berger erbob it9 bon benz Shreibz
itubl por bem nit papieren aller Mrt
bebedten S6reibtiid, als er Sollfel=
Der erfannte. 9lu9 btes 3itnmer
aetgte cine 5iemli9 f4Gbige, altDdtez
rif1e Ginridtung, bic portreffl6 gu
Der @eitalt bes He6tsanpalts paBte.
r9uten Morsen, 5err Redtsan=
tpalt!" besriiBte ibn SEEING. nSie pers
ben 1i9 meiner setptB erinnern2"
Berger ma9te eine balbe 8erbeuz
sung unb IieB ben Bid leiner tdlten,
BON unadbligen Hunaeln unb aur9en
Mugen auf Martens ru=
ben. ipdhrenb er ertpiberte: n@epib
erinnere i9 mid. 9err Soafelber.
Sdrf ta fragen, tper Der 6err -"
rDies 1T 6err pdul Martens. Elm
9ruber bes berftorbenen Otto Wtarz
tens, Sbres Manbanten."
(5ortlebung folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
@as Die NadJt Derbarg.
Romau non 6. 3, gppenbeim.
6. ssprtiebunq.)

E 4 :. s -
s3ein5 nlachte eine iingebulbige Be
ipesuns. rNatiirlih tptFen sic es
niht. @s lieBe ii9 bod aber Der 5dll
benfen. baB er fein ginfommen irz
genbnelden btntlen 8esiebungen per>
Danfte. Wie sefast, bas finb alles
nur 8ermutbungen bon mir, aber
mir tpolIen einmal annebnlen, baB es
70 ipdre. gr befano ith piellei4t i'm
8eltb bon Bapieren, bic ibm bas Gelb
DerIhafften. gfun f0nnte man 3fpeier%
lei slauben: enttpeber lit er auf 8er=
anlaKung DeKen ermorbet tporben,
ben er aur 3abluns 70 GROCER 5uns<
men beranlabt ober pieleiht audi -
se3punsen bat, ober bon iemanb, Der
iih ielbit in ben 8eiib ieines @infom=
mems leBen tpolIte."
8erftdnbniblos fab ibn Martens
an. sd fam bas niat begreifen, !"
faste ct bilflos. sd femme tpobl Die
0erbdltnife BIER au tpenis. Mber es
mag pobl iebr iharffnnis seoadt
fein, mas sic ba sefast baben. Was
ratben sic mir aber bann gu tbun?"
sd ratbe Sbnen ni9ts, als bic
9luffldrung bes 8erbre6ens nuh
M0slidteit gu f0rbern unb i'm iibrtz
gen iebr poriithtig au iein," CAB SEEING
5ur Nnttport. raber ih CLAUDE aller=
btngs, baB sic gut tbun. ftd bieien
Redtsantpalt Berger einmal porsu=
nehmen."
sd peiB ntht, 5err 5ollfelber,
Sic 6aben mid gang Dertpirrt uno
dnsitlid eema6t," ertpiberte Marz
tens. nWiFen sic, NIT iolden Ga
6en babe id ni9t germ etpas gu
fhaffen. Wenn sic Sbre Site 10
tpeit treiben pollten, mid nieleidbt gu
bem Redtsantpalt au begleiten ="
SEEING s0serte. gr bate bas nidt
ertpartst unb nibt getpiini9t. 90
febr er ii6 mad 4uftldruns uno nad
Der 3enntnib Der Wabrbett iebnte,
ipo[lte er bod niht mod tpeiter in bic
@nselesenbeit bineinge5ogen peroen.
Dor allen Dingen par ibm oiefer
Paul Martens i'm b0diten @rabe suz
piber. Aber er entf9ieb ii4 bann our
Grlet6terung bes 6errn Martens bod
bafir, tbm feline 8eeleitung auauIa=
gen. Gr ertpoe Bel iih, bab es am
@nbe befer mar, er bebielt bieien
8urfhen, Der bel aller an ben Sag
gelestsn 5pnberbarfeit bod gang ge=
rieben Idien, in ben Nusen, um i'm,
fpenn es not6 that, bon bteIem ober
ienem 3uriid5ubalteu.
sd min nit eSbnen geben, babe
aber su meinem 8ebauern beute feline
@tunbe mebr frei." iagts er. rWir
tperben ben Gang alio auf morgen
berfdieben miiHen."
sd min sic aepiB ni6t brGngen.
Sbre 2iebenspiirbiqtsit iit obnebiss
groB aenug." perit6erts Martens.
.Nber feben sic - ih babe bier tpirtz
lib tsinen Meni6en fonit, an ben id
midi halten f0nnte, unb ba ih bic
0erbdltniiTe 10 gar nt6t femme, bGtte
ih ohne sic tpirtlidb ni4t eetpuBt,
mas ih bate beainnen iol1en."
Sic perdbrebeten bic Stunbe. gu
Der Martens 6ollfeloer aus ieiner
Mobnung abholen io!te. unb frob,
bdB er Der 8efeffihaft bes fonberbdz
rem Dotrpns tpenin3tens fir he,lte lez
big mar. idlue 6ein3 ben 9eimipeg
Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

ten am;Sefpn sieh nnb inn al la5fen.
unb nueb Der SON. In pelhent er
fraote tppmit er bienen f0nne. lief
iefn mibtrouen siemlih bDrbar burd~
flinoen
Was midi au cshnen fiibrt. Serr
gpartens II IebioIih n,ein esntereife
an Der Muffldruno bes Werbrehens,
bem sbr unoliidlicber 8ruber aum
Spfer fier"
.@ie baben i'm aefannt9"
g2ein. Weeine Sheilnohme fir i'm
botirt er,t felt Dem gefanntperpen
leines feltIamen sobes."
Sinh Sic BON ber goliaei9"
yeint eiaentlih. Mber idb babe
mr. bic Mufaafe aeitelIt, ben llrbebern
tpie ben shdtern bieies 0erbre9ens
auf Die Spur All fommen, rnb i6 1ofz
fe, babel auf sSbre unterltiisuna re9z
men au biirfen."
.GeIbftper ritanblih! 9lber ih miiBte
bod, ppbl crit pilIen, tpte sic baau
tommen ="
,waeins griinbe fDnnten os6nen ei=
aentlid oleihaiiltio Iein. geebmen
sic an, i'd tbdte es aus elmer Mrt bon
Wdhrbettsfanatismus ober aus beIon=
oerer 0orliebe fir bic Grarinbuns
anIheinenb unerqriinbli6er 9ebein,z
ni1Ie. Stir sic iit bus Weientlihe
bod ipobl nur, bah babel iebes mate
riene esnterei5e auf meiner 5eite pollz
itdnbia ausaeIdloNen lit, unb bab i6l
fir meine fretpiIiae Sbdtiqteit feiz
nerlei @ntId6biauna perlanae, aleiaz
piel ob fie BON Grfola aefrDnt fein
fpirb ober niht."
Oieie grfldruna unb bic rubige,
ielbStbepuRte 5iherheit in benz Mufz
treten bes ssremben perfebIten ibre
Wirfuno auf gaul Meartens nicht.
Noh einmo[ IieRen feline bIinaelnben
Muoen einen rafhen, forfhenben Bid
iiber bic grI6einuno bes Opftprs bins
aleiten, bann entIdloB er fid, ibm eiz
men @tub( onsubieterl mpuen Sie
olfp oefdniosf Islah nehmen mein
Serr. = @s 1T ibrioens merfniirz
bia, bab sic BON meinem SierIein
tpiifen. Wober baben sic benn err
fahren, bab it1 meines 8rubers Wobz
nuna beaooen babe?"
.cScb babe aetpt1Ie 0erbinbunaen
NIT bsr 9oliaei, bic mid iiber alles
auf benz laufenben erbalten, mas auf
bieTe Mnqeleaenbeit 8eaua BAT. 9lber
id3 faae cSbnen bas i'm ftrengften 8ers
trauen, benn es fDnnte mir iebr binz
berlidh tperben, tpenn anbere &enntniB
bapon erbielten. sic ielbit besen,
tpie tf qebDrt babe, feinerlei Ser
mutbunaen in gesug auf bic peripn
ober bic getpeooriinbe beg MDrbers9"
.Wie 1ollte ih, ba ich bod nid5t bic
leiieite Mbnuna babe tpie metn 8ruz
Der bier aelebt bat, unb nit mem er
perfebrte! - sic aber, mein Serr,
haben pielleiht Shon einen Ser
baht9"
Iein - tpeniaitens feinen, iiber
ben id bereits rsoen biirfte. SIMMER
bin CLAUDE id5 nit meinen Nadfor=
idunaen Id1on erbebli6 tpeiter au 1ein,
als bic Serren BON Der poliaei, bic,
tpie it5 Bore, aur 3eit in RuBlanb
nac5 benz Ms0rber iudt. 8ieGeidt,
tpenn id NSbrer Mitiptrfuna 1ioher fein
barf, perbsn mir bic Wabrbeit 16nelz
Ter ersriinben als jene."
uOas pdre ia iebr erfreulid. Mber
id tpeib tpirtlid nidt, inpiefern i'd
Sbnen iollte bebtlflid fei tOnnen.
Sd bin erft por turaem aus Mfrita
auridsetebrt uno babe MIDI oann IN
Amiteroam aufsebalten, big ih san5
5uIun1s III elhei 'os.lans Sa Do,' Dsi ~ ~.
an el,ptpans lAe'ass otap.ls s .us: e. .'
Set9allH'Ne, ai'ts[ psneH oi 9.sl y.
ieol pol, nHD o'e p'eF9sH oetgu.tA!ie
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
LOUISVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-O1s nile and seve-ty yards. I'd
ain L. Ial tsla-rir'. SIS. uon: ee-yuaa.er. u,
Rice. S9l5. sscr-d: Patriot IE Pozerz}. SIS.
third Tine. 1888 lIrs Msroa Moore Al
Tal1ug Console Mstca Ne. Meadow Grass. s-ap
DeuvU- G-i, s.. A1lsise. SchIsswiS. and BryCe
also rzn.
SECOND RACE-Fc-g- and oae-haE f,.riouzs
SieVfoot- n lHeideI'. SI79. voa. Simonette. 10
Martini. SsS59. second. Leu Lzrier. 10 iRicef
81 -. third. Tine. 0-5s E5 B-uhiI5e Dsck Coed
bar, Ramon Corona JACK straw Lor1is C-esl
BlscS Boy. ard B--.gai1vilie also Tan-
THIRD RACE-oue ard ore-sixteerth n-ilcg
Mason. l99 Powers. SQ55. won. Bouebrake. lls
tAustinl. SlSI5. second, EnIiss l6- Haunanl 81 A
th-rd- Tine. I,sS - he Mate Mamie Gauashe-
Reside. CyTnet. Oroncks Tin Kelly Deacon. Dola
H., May Celia. and AduLI also rzn
FOURTH RACE-SeyCu f1rI0rsS. CrvsAl Nsid
T. iiCl5eel. Ss--5, wc1, Charlie Eastman 1T lee
S6s5. seccnd; ST Cleses. ia Warre1l SIC. third
Tine. In Zelap. Blass Mar. and Has,y Agues
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fosr and one-haE flrlo1ss Top
-srd- IL fTroSleri. SH79. von; Capt. eioCTV IL
lBUT1C1'. $50 second FoTez- II2 Rice SaOs
third. Tine. 90 I-5. ShTt Ou5e-- Front Roz.
Gilrv, Ns-tias II. The Fad. Fighting Bob. Cogzn.
Ca-ssh- John Mcclure Enrica. and Mesne-izT also
rsn
SIXTH RACE-O2s and ons-sixtee1th miles.
Grenade. us fBurtonI $3.50 wC1, Mamie AlEoI.
II I{eitcII SsS5. sccord. J. Q. Core los Tar
lIa4 S2s3, tlsIri Tine. g IS. Warner GriSvuld
OILY T. Lafayette. BesteTlirz. Brooklesf, Semrrc
and Goldic al-b ian.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

What's the matter with the MarInes-
Last years Marquette League champions
are humping the bumps this year. Five
hlts IN eight innings off Forester is
hardly good showing for a team that
claims as its chief winning asset heavy
stickwOrk
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
RAIN SPOILSAHATEUR GAMES
All Local Contests Have 10 Be
Postponed.
Interesting Matches~PrOmised Fans
for TO-day-EveFy League
VIII BE Busy.

Tie Washington Weather Bureau hand
ed out its weekly SHOWER yesterday. Just
IN time 20 spoil al the amateur con
tests on tie local sand lots and incident
ally give the crowds who ATTENDED the cir
Gus a socd victims.
a fine game in the Capital City League
was held Up. Brentwood being scheduled
to fight il cut with the 81 Stephens
team at Capital City PARK However.
the fans can console themselves -5r wait
Ing patiently for the games this even
Ing, as O good card Is promised in nearly
all the leagues
Departmental League followers viii get
an opportunity 10 see the Interior and
Post Office mines do battle on the FL
l.pse aud IL the Capital CITY League.
BrooHand plays the Marines. Peck
and Bethna are Carded TO knife
each other in the Sunday school
organization. while BlO0miugdaIe and the
Columbia printers are playing in the
Marquette League. The latter game should
really be the best Of the evening. as
the last time these two clubs met. the
score resulted IN a s "a. g tie Meek. the
University OF Tennessee star. Will be
pitted against Weaver. while Wenefee and
Sas Wood viii 90 the receiving.
The Independence League offers as its
attraction. the game between Wallace
and the Manhattans. and from the way
the last named team is going il should
have no trouble in beating the southeast
club. Takoma and WOodbUrn wiz meet
in the suburban circuit. while the Train
men and the Car Department viii hold
sway at Fifth and Florida avenue north
east; so lets all pray for a bright sun
and a dry field
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

BattsTes-Bullock and Mc-ssee: LanSu,r.r. Moore.
and LoehL
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CENTRAL PLAYS WESTERN.
Third High school Championship
Game at American League Park.

Central and Western cross bats in the
third game Of the high school champion
ship series this afternoon at American
League Park The majority concede the
game 10 the o street nine by a large
score. Central is without a doubt one
Of the strongest teams IN the league. and
should have little trouble in winning from
the boys from across the creek
Western teams have always played their
best game against Central and viii prob
ably spring a surprise. In the game with
Eastern last week, Upton pitched an ex-
cellent game for the Georgetown team
and viii probably give the Central slug
gers trouble
The teams viii probably line up as fol-
lows:
Cenral-Thcmas sh5rtstop: Boushee right Aeld
hesm left fed. AIenefeC. catcher: Macdonald frst
base; Herman third base. RzTrah. center fed:
Rawlirs. second base. and Boe;ler. pitcher.
Westeru-(IuT- second base; Bcone thir6 base.
Robson left field: Hill rst base: Howard catcher:
Meyers. night field: Parham- shortstop; Stone. cen
ter field and Upton pitcher
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
ARRANGE DUAL TRACK MEET
Central High and Episcopal High
Athletes Meet May Is.
Affair Promises to Develop Into One
OF the Most Interesting IN
Many Days.

Central High Of this city. and the Epis-
.copal High. Of Alexandria, will meet in
their annual dual field and track meet on
Tuesday. May IS. on the Episcopal High
Athletic Field. This was decided az a
recent conference Of the athletic author
tiles OF the TWO schools
The teams have met for the past two
seasons, and the Central High has won
by overwhelming scores each tine. How
ever. this season the teams are about
evenly matched. and the meet promises TO
develop into one Of the best held in this
part Of the country in many q day.
Both teams we're entered at the recent
games Of the Tome Institute, and the
Alexandrians Jared better than Cen
tral, scoring twenty-five. to thirteen
credited TO the local school However. all
points scored by Episcopal were wins in
the short distance events.
Undoubtedly the Central team is
stronger in the long distance and weight
events, and the local boys expect 10 again
carry of the honors by making a clean
sweep Of this division OF the card Epis-
copal has several good men in the dis
tance events, but the exact strength OF
the team in this department is yet to be
determined.
Although the entries Of the Central
team have not, as yet. been decided on,
The following viii probably contest in the
various events:
l0o-ya-d dash-ReuteT, Dewey, Cullo1q. Fischer
EbtirS
22o-y4rd dasa-Reuter Dexey. Hamilton.
4z-Jzrd daSh-HaIniltOn. Rollins. Cheney, Lsncas-
ter
sS0-J2rd run-Chency Bryant, Zen, slaTrow
OneIils uGn-Zeh, Bryant Laxrence.
3eEaTd hurdles-Hunt Bragg Lancaster Stewart
FIELD EVENTS.
Broad tun-p-Hanilton, Hunt.
High IumF.-CsIrrie
shot-put-Sprsusy. Kelley. Menefee.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY

It isn't those You see earning it that
get it.
The circus is sdlI with Us. At O'Clock
last night there was nobody in Alex
andria bat two old sailors and a dos.
People living in Lemon street. in New
York. want the street name changed.
What? Has the lemon joke finally
reached New York?
Pat Dempsey and Nike Thompson both
honored US with visits yesterday after
noon. Mike looked very chic in the lat
est Chesterton, Nd, straw hat creation
There were no cherries on Mixes head
gear.
Bunny" Helm viii doubtless be pleas
Cd to know that We are going 20 pay
h.m compliment tomorrow
a Milwaukee savaut has I'd, upon a
Dlan 10 determine what the weather VIII
be fortnight in advance by. simply dip
ping his finge- INFO Lake Michigan. When
DE- gets il perfected, he possibly viii be
able 20 tel Us whether or not the prosDec-
tive gale receipts VII warrant playing
a bail game
The Nationals haven't seen a run for
so long that they have doubtless for
gotten what one looks ike.
One would think that Doc" White
might have let up for just a minute.
Catcher Neaefee used his head 50 wen
in the Business game that big league
scouts are after him now
Georgetown and the Catholic University
viii meet tomorrow 10 decide the college
championship OF the District
II anybody else has a suggestion as 20
what rad better be done with this base
BAH team Of ours. VIII he please write
the puzzle editor in care OF Bill Bailey.
We refuse any more % monkey with
fate
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT
Another 1-to-0 game.

-A-iONAlCA 4-lO-y game
a few more Of this kind and another
Scribe VIII plead insanity.
Jim Delehanty continues to swat the
atmosphere at ferOcious rate
Walter johnson pitched a steady game.
but ne IS hardly Up to his standard.
Covaleski, the PhilIes' mighty speed
artist, was again forced TO bite the dust
Shipke played the full route at third
and accepted five chances IN his old-tine
way II the youngster could only hit.
Doe White. the Nationals hoodoo
turned the trick But, what's the use
They're all hO0doos TO our heavy hitting
set this year.
New York took 2-to-I game from the
Doves. Boston has taken two games
from Muggsy's braves. in the present
series. and incidentally by the same score.
The Idaho phenom contributed 30 per
cent Of the Nationals hits. re would
probably prove an able Instructor fc
years runner up for b pe homo
own second sscker. p Eecord L,
tha- reads sonethi- ls5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

The following letter Is self-expianatory.
Sporting Edil-r The vashiretan He-sy5:
Al wcll-i1f-rnod fans. baseball w-i,ers. narnse-s
ard PLAYERS throughout The Couufry curcade rhat
ne washington team. ''ou Faper = fe-.e- This
year than ever bctCrc Tie tC1-a Ge-I.as D. e.as-.
eiT Sood. and The lightning w0rE % the irfel5ers
sends ,ot1l thrills oouTsicE uD and d1Eu tte back
bones li tne .aitl-u-. II shC-t. Tic team displays
admirable form on defensive rlay
Bvt wheTe a7e The TUBS thai must De zlre-s5 in
cI1er % VIM Why these Izors-rcus stories af
s2-les lost b. one rur. Wiv thee sad ra-rz-ira,
e three men on bases and none OFT anE not a r.r
sc7seig
The stock ez-rse Is no hits but those Waite
* manage 90 wiR saues o. ave or SIX hits yer
si-re- ana sclretillCs less ard b. So doing thay
dCIcrsrrate 90 an ohsc-znt and s7riert b1sr4aH
pubic iEat brains arc as uecsslry 60 a ball team
as Ans aDi legs
Bat the b-aiuicst team eTgT assembled stcra.he-
would TrcTe loser unless directed by a manager
c. caTta-- Who knows the game from % = ard
who Is foxy AID quick thinker
Icc C---lllon has i-gst regm The ti.ir- season q
--s Ear -craip b. this town. aud s f-r tEe writer
has bcsrd little praise f1r him czcr-t fa- h7s ur
questiaEed ability 70 select good players
L Is Lot the purpose q tAis letter t1 CTsr
ETatIsitous advice 20 the ozucrs Of the Wasldn-re1
team. blt % present 90 them protest from b5.ly
o fans who would be tickled 20 death % see
l1- by the home team
So the question Is r-onvunCed. Is = berrn6 the
bcE6s Cf reason % hCTe that 1lr J. Cauti.i1r
sAaI D. -o-rcEed for irccuFetcncy. ard PLAYER
q the Gac-evJ JcE-oy-J rS,aub class b srCn cha-r
q the team plays
Why not5 We ask to know. Yours Sincerely.
4 CENSUS OFFICE FAN.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
BEANEATERS BEATEN.
NeGraw's Bunch Noses Out Boston in
an Interesting Game.

Boston, May h.-New York took to-
days game. > TO l. the fourth OF the
series that has been decided by mat
score.
The locals hit the ball more frequently
than did the visitors, and were CIV n
more free transportation, but somehow
they could not get the tying ran across
the plate. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Y. VI. c. 4. Tenpin Alleys close.

Among the best features on the as
sociation alleys in the past season was
the high game rolled by K. E. krumke.
OF 267- A gold medal viii be given him.
as It has been the highest game ever
rolled on the association alleys. Next
in order was Hammer with 265. and
Gould with "a.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Caariesto1-Charieston. 5; Columbus, 5.
At Coiumbia-AlacoE, 1: Colombia. /
At Aug-Ista-lFiTst gsrel JschsC1Tille. {: Augusta
iSecond ganse Augusta. 2; jacksu1yille. O.
At ChattsaooSs-Ck Cksttsnooez- 6, Savannah s
At SPaTtsnSus-SF -SFar1znbsEE. IS: Greensboro. 2
At Chariotte-GTeenTiiie. I; Charlotte. C.
At Anderson -Wi8st01-Salen, L. Anderson, 3
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
JACK WARNER IN GOTHAM.
Former National DisEusted viii,
Life as a Magnate.

Life as a Magnate.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
New York, Nay 10.-Jack Warner. once
the Giants crack catcher. and later with
Detroit and Washington. Is open for an
engagement.
Warner has Just had bitter experience
as q club owner. Having saved a SING
sum from his earnings on the bau field.
he secured his release from the Washing
ton club while in the South. and pro-
ceeded 10 buy . club IN Texas.
Everything went wrong, however. and
Warner soon found himself without a dol
lsT- He managed TO secure a steamship
ticket 70 this city. and arrived here last
week, sad but ready 10 start all over
agzln.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Malcott Defeats Smith.

Columbus, Ohio, Nay 10-Joe walcott
gave "Thunderboit" Ed Smith an awful
lacing at the Gayety Athletic Club here
tonight he forced the fighting all
through. and had his man ali in at the
end Of the sixth round
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BELL WINS HIS OWN CANE.
Brooklyn Pitchers Timely Batting
Results in Victory Over PhiIIies.

New York. Nay 10-BeH won his own
game for the Brooklyns to-day. batting
IN two runs and making a third. Len
nox- Knabe, and Gleason. who had the
fight last Saturday, have been suspend
ed pending an investigation by President
HevSIe- Score-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
CorneII yYIn. nt Lacras.e-

baIieles-tlaHi1Td anu chea; hlrg and Wan
Umpre-Mr. Dougherty.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At BridgsD0rt- Hartford l5. Bridgeport. 5
st Hclvoke-H -Holyoke. 3; New Britain.
At New Havsn-New Haven. .; SITinEield. 2
Al Northamptcn-No Northampton, Z; Waterbury, s.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, .; indianapolis. !.
Al apolis-1li1neapoli 3: Col-mb-s T.
At AliiwaUkec-3Iilwaukee. 8; Louisville. ).
Al St Paul-St. Paul 5: Toledo
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At -Williansrcrt. s; YORK. /
At LancaStsr-Bs-risbu-g. 4; Lancaster. 5
At Reading-JohnStoEn. s; Reading, 4
At T.eutOn-Altoona- 4, Trenton. .
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TUzlA A......I SEE

Let On hases-Boston- 5; Ner Yo-E 70. Bases
q balls-OT White. 8; of Raymond. Struck ort-
By White. 8; by Ravu01d. 3 Tuo-base b5ts-NI--
Cornick Becker. Bats Ssoifce hi--Teruev.
Becker Stolen hase-Dshlec. SchIei. starr Wild
T-rch-Wh-te- Urlrires-AIess-s Johrstone and Gu
sack Tine q gIIe-l hour and - Minutes At
tC-dzuCe. 5Ss2
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The directors Of the Marquette League
are 70 be heartily commended for erect
Ing the fine rows Of benches and backstoD
at the grounds at First and " street
northwest. and the crowd is beginning 70
get wise
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Topeka-Topeka. 0; Omaha. s.
At WiChita-WiClita. ). Des Noircs. s.
At P1scblo-Pueb,o. :. Sioux City. 5.
AZ DenveT-Dtuver. 5, Linooln. 5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fail RiTcr-FaH RiTe-. ;: LaWrunce. L
Al Brocktou-Brncktol. s; LOzel. 3
A. Lynn-Lvnn. 4; Harerhiil- O.
At New BedfOud-New Bedford. II Worcester. 4