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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
BY PAUL n. sRuskE.

BAN ANTONIO. March ll.-Traln-
ing camp troubles have struck the
Tigers earlier than usual this year.
The first injury OF Importance was
chronicled by Trainer Tuthill Wed
pesday and the victim is Eddie sun
mers, last year the Tigers leading
pitcher IN point OF victories and the
young man who is credited with be-
ing the pitching find OF the season IN
either league.
Summers has been favoring his left
knee ever since he arrived AT camp.
A whack from ball batted by Mortar
~ bruised the leg somewhat We'd
nesday. I'm chasing long fly from the
jrrepressible manager. he gave ms
knee violent twist and the joint stiff
ened up to such an extent that loco
motion became very painful for him
Hurt the Knee Last Summer.
Summers did not take part in the
afternoon practice. but remained al
the hotel nursing his knee. The pitch
er declares that the injury is recur'
renee OF an old hurt sustained In the
heat Of the pennant race last season
when he was involved In a collision at
first base In one OF the New York
games. The other party 10 the smash
was Hal Chase and both were badly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
D. A. {. HAS THAT
WINNING HABIT

While the Spalding basketball five
was defeated by the -. A. &. team -
To IL. Wednesday evening me former
high school stars showed their class
and made the veterans go some tn
beat them Up 10 the last two min.
utes. the d. A. c. lunch were never
safe. The first half closed with the
score < 20 . In favor OF the Deltas
Cox and MacDiarmid each shot
three field hasets and Mazer one,
while the latter got out vi IL tried
from the foul line Roxborough got
two baskets for the challengers. and
Himberg, Kinsed end Ulbrich each
took one. while Ulbrlch made out
OF II tries fro mfouis. The game was
not entirely free from rough work.
y NJ l. defeated Western hide
pendents by % To ~. and the Try.
squares got 81 points TO 10 for the St
Johns club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

SUMMERS FIRST CRIPPLE OF SEASON;
THREE STARS ARE STILL MISSING

stopping laurels. lie IL quite pH
faster on his feet and II winsing en-
down 20 second In straight lines
killfan. tho joketul. has found a
nickname for Stanage whom he calls
spinach"
Jennings Was Chased.
Manager Hughie went tu cenler 10;
a while IN batting practice and n Was
fun 10 hear the sluggers Yell PLENTY
OF room as they gave him success
sion OF chases 10 the iarthesi con
fines OF the field
They don't hit EN- affe harder ,haA
that commenced DaNy Jones atter
sam Crawford had cracked right heli
fence three successive times on hrs-
or second bounce The gentleman
from Waho is certainly welding the
willow in way 20 augur we'll for his
batting average this season.
Charley OLeary also has his eye
frightened this spring He has never
hit better in his lie than he is dolns
right now He has the quick. stead
chop that lines the drives out over
the inheld
Bush Has Lost Eye.
- AatA'A - Nh' RAtN R'AN ~ So 80
helders 10 show the serious effect
OF the wnlrlwind start He Is quite
sore and stiff from his exvrtions
Bush is as fast as ever. but hash
that wonderful judgment OF ground
hits which he displayed last fall AZ
will come n due time and no one Is
worrying about the wonderful kid.
Pitcher Works feels the same way
Il haven't got i thing but my pitch
ing swing. said the Dig youngstcr
after his turn AT pitching 10 the bat
tiers but | will get il all back III q
week
sohaefer Dodses Barber Club.
Tuthil and Crawford are anxiou~
to start club of five 10 get their halF
cut. each member 20 deposit 50 as
guarantee that he will turn the trick
within a week Schaefer absolutely
refuses to join on account OF the pc
culiar position OF his ears
George Winter rayed today "hen
Capt Schaefer asked him II Vermont
Was anything like Phiimont ON yes.
they miss Claude
Eddie Willett says ne Is fat he
does not look il however tie leU
Mrs Willett behind IN Detroit last
fall and has not seen her since.
Killiar's glOved right hand has been
badly bruised by Monartys throws on
infield practice That shows that the
new third baseman has some hlng 10
the way Of nard Aeaving
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
|WHEELMEN NAME
MINSTREL DATES

The Detroit Wheelmen annual min
strel show will be held at the club
aoIise Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
April 1. and 3. All the old perform
srs, will be back, together with a mum.
Der of new. Amongst those going 10
work ends are lry Swan. Louis
Schneider. VIM. Leach. Aldrich Bax.
Ter. Billy Brueckman, Rut Armstrong
\. NJ. Young and Parker.
A number of first-class soloists viii
appear and the olio promises TO be
something above the ordinary. Or.
Louis McPhee has charge OF the EN-
tertainment.
So great was the success of the 30.
hemisn night for the ladies. which was
held Sunday evening last, that the en-
fertainment committee has decided to
:lake II a regular event. having one Of
..lnse Bohemian evenings at least once
q month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
Rain eothers erooklYns.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March IL
" ednesday was bad for the Brook
lyns as it rained during the greater
part OF the day Finally the weather
cleared up and Manager Lumley and a
few OF his athletes visited the park
on the south side OF the river Among
those who Went with the manager for
d short workout We're CattersOn. kGs-
tus. Lennox. Pattee. Hunter and Nc
Esyeen The diamond WIS in poor con.
dition and the players contented
themselves with chasing around the
outfeld for about one hour Neithcr
Marshall Wilhelm or Jordan have ST
reported The Arsl TWO named ARE
looked for every hour bat Jordan Il
On the doubtful list The big manager
stated asain today that he would plly
Pummell at first in the event tn~-
ioraan failed 10 report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

led the leaders on TO new record. he
had some trouble In urging the
Frenchman. Cibot, on. Tim admits
that he is not well yersed in the
French lingo.
NEW YORK, March ll.-Maintain-
ing their phenomenal pace through
the night. the French team of Cibot
and Orphee, In the six-day go-as-you-
please race AT Madison Square Gar
den. were in the lead at the eightieth
hour AT s o'clock this morning Their
score was 453 miles and six laps. 10
miles and 5 laps ahead OF Davis and
Metkus The plucky Boston team of
Dineen and Prouty were third. Is
miles and four laps behind Davis and
Metkus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
BOWLING LEADERS
FIGHT FOR PLACE

PITTSBURG. Pa, March ll-Thete
are new leaders in the two-men ana
single competitions Frank bruegge-
man. Sioux City baseball player.
rolled 6sl. Ernie Peterson. OF Chicago.
made 672. and Henry Hoyer, OF Sioux
City, scored 663.
Jimmy Blouin has made an average
of 209 AZ for his nine games, anu
leads in the allgames series.
al Reick and Joe Noyack. OF Toledo.
took the lead among twomen teams
with 1.201. Kip Setback and Herman
Collins made 1892 Hordorff and
Faetz. OF Chicago. rolled LIS. TO a
tie for fourth place.
Garry Hermann. of Cincinnati, viii
be elected president OF the Bowling
Congress E J. Ryan is the Detroit
member of the executive committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
THREE RUNNERS IN
INTERCITY MARATHON

NEW YORK. March 11-Sammy
Mellor. f. II. White and Mike Ryan
OF the Irish.American Athletic club
have been signed up TO compete n
the first inter-city Marathon TO be run
In the United States. The Marathon
will be run in Exposition skating rink
In Pittsburg on March 80 John Bell
lessee OF the ring anu promoter OF the
race, is in New York today 10 secure
contracts from his runners
Two teams will Ineet in the long
race One will represent the west and
the other the east Alellor, Ryan and
White went into training today and
will leave here on the eth for Pitts
burg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
Stailinqs 10 Satisfied.
BY ALLEN SANGREE.

MACON &C. March IL Geo ge
StGllings manager OF the Yankees tue
fellow who is booked 20 make the Inst
station his year In New York. save
au interview today regarding he ont
lutE he said
doubt 81 any other manager even
brought south such g uumuer " r.
markabh clever ball players nave
zoo This collection ~ least six stars.
ard ont OF the entire'32 men counting
Cheshho BrodketG Schmidt and
Glade o. Is my opinion thai twlthifd9
OF them must make the big leagues
this season Others are good cuopsh
for class "A leagues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
COULON RETIRES IF
HE IS ONCE BEATEN

Johnny Coulon must retire from the
ring when he loses the bantam
weight champ ionship, says the little
fellow S father The elder Coulon is
wealthy fruit grower In California
lie is proud Of his son, and says
hem az remain in the game as long
as he can beat anybody in his class
Put the minute he is beaten he must
announce his retirement
Coulon is one OF the greatest little
fighters the game has ever known He
furnishes real fight from the tap Of
the gong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
VETERAN PITCHER WILL
UMPIRE FOR THE REDS

ATLANTA. Ga. March SACK
HorDer, The famous old-time ballplay.
or and member OF the famous Oriole
battery. back in the 90s as Jack
Horner, pitcher, and Jack Warner
catcher, has been engaged To umpire
the games TO be played during the
practice season i'm Atlanta between
the Atlanta team and the Reds.
Horner IL one OF the best-known
baseball characters in history. His
pitching when a member Of the orr
oles was one OF the features Of that
teams success, and Jack has Away.
been a popular idol with the fans
and since he has retired from the
game the same popularity attends him
IN mis- private life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
HOPEFUL bAT-bOY
NOW REAL TIGER

SAN ANTONIO. March li.--Little
Sseer, the suuttpaw who has been
taken south by Jennings TO develop as
reserve for the port-side singing OF
Killian. has particular interest In
the work OF Shortstop Charley
O'Leary.
Once upon time. when OLeary
was beginning his career In the old
western league. Speer was the ambi-
tious youth who looked after bats at
the Kansas City park.
Now that he has chance To make
good in the big league. the former bat
boy Is seeking the coaching of the
shortstop whose work he used to
watch with eager eyes long ago,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
TRAINING TRIP
COSTS BIC MONEY
Nv PAUL n. eRuskE.

SAN ANTONIO, March 1.-THE
Detroit baseball club has spent about
1880 on the training trip already
and IL Is just begun.
Not a cent has been taken III yet.
II the weather continues as good as
Il has been, however. there should De
something doing in the way OF bulky
receipts from exhibition games, now
ever, The Tigers saw clouds for the
first time since their arrival Wednes-
day afternoon and they were not the
rainy kind.
Wade Hampton Killifer hasn't sign
ed his 1909 contract yet. IL Is barely
possible that there may be some ar
gument about it as the sunset-haired
infielder has definite ideas about his
value
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
linn Casey the Most Honest
Man i'm Baseball TODAY?
ey PAUL n. eRusKE.

ANTONIO, Tex. 1- @ Bumpus
pitcher Casey
trea last the genial dentist i The honest
ball "Bunpu backs his assertion with statement which
far toward proving his stand.
We PLAYING in Baltimore says Jones and The eane
close Casey chance
With nit There TWO ou aud Mccoskey Of baltimore
giving terrific duel balls oied
Casey by Stafford
bad one but Casey took swing ana
missed cleany sight OF the
called three balls
Big the Baltimore awful
Closkey running Both ylet that had
ball
Ibid you miss # Doc?
Now there fine chance for Casey his side u right
While he hesiatngfor III admit
MeCokeg yelled loud that Stafford pu him ont Of the
WITS all right Stafford
There nothing for
call retiring the side To
which Baltimore neither
Thar call the
ball victory lot
for fifth place the leadership on division Thai
defeat hurt lot but the Doc rather than tell lie Com
pared TO him Washington deserves life membership the
anias club"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

shaken up Summers did not notice
any dihcGlty az che time but finished
the game and Won IL That night his
limb slnened up badly and thereafter
during the remainder II the season.
his knee created bother of and on al
times
Rest during the winter failed io
permanently cure the hart and sum
mers aud Tuthill have concluded that
a ligament must have been misplaced
II a satisfactory ostecpath can be Sc
cured here. Summers will Try 10 have
the wandering cord replaced IN us
proper location.
but il Is more than possible tina
the knuckle ball artist may 10 north
in advance OF the rest of the team
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
CH|CAG0AN HAD
A WINNING LEAD

Earl Denning. of Chicago, had the
speed and cleyerness Wednesday nigh'
in his eight.round go with Tommy
Scully. OF Fscanaba, before the Wind
sur \. {. While the upstate lad was
on his feet at the end OF the bout.
he mad stopped a lot Of punches ana
there was no doubt as To the identlty
OF the winner.
John Simpson. a Fort Wayne soldier,
had the better II Fred Hicks while Al
Curley and Billy Taylor thumped each
other 10 a glorious draw in the pre-
liminarN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
NEW YORK BOSTON
AUTOMOBILE RUN

NEW YORK. March ll.-Twenty
automobiles started from Columbus
circle at minute intervals after $50
a. m. on an endurance .un to the
Boston automobile show, fo- the Ches-
ter l. Campbell trophy The first car
is due 10 arrive in Boston at 639 D
m, and the other cars, II on time.
viii arrive at minute intervals there
after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

and make call al Youngstown. %,
where Reese. The bOneseltcr NM
fixed up Killian's arm resides
Sore Muscles Prevail.
All ol the Tigers are now M tue
stage where the dails call 10 arms
brings 40 particular burst Of enthus-
iasm Though none besides summers
are incapacitated. there are many
many sore Joints and muscles. pa'-
ticularly among the infelders.
Moriarty is nearer actual plaSlhS
form than anybody on the Tiger III.
field lie had been doing lot o.
work with I'VE ball before making the
start 10 the southland Beckendort
has a shade on Stanage for the back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
.TY COBB WAITS
LIKE CHAMPION
BY PAUL II. eRuskE.

SAN ANTONIO. March il-Tyrus
cobb is certainly acting the champion
an over.
Real champs. YOU know. always let
the crowd wait awhile before they
enter the arena. That is just what
the Georgia Peach" is doing now.
While the other outtielders are eN
ercising merrily. Tyrus Is still among
the missing But all that will be for
gotten when ne begins his wonderful
work again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

NEW YORK. March lL-Jim JET
fries declared today that he will fight
lust once more: that he never would
have le-entered the ring had not the
passed TO black man.
He will never meet another white
man. de declared. and his battle with
lack Johnson which he admitted for
the first time he is training for. VIII
be positively his last appearance III
the squared circle.
VANCOUVER. b. c., March Ill
will fight Jim Jeffries any time on
three weeks notice. | will fight this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
WHY SUGGS WAS
A LATE ARRIVAL
BY PAUL n. BRUSkE.

SAN ANTONIO, March ll.-Pitcher
George Suggs was the last OF the Tig-
ers at the training camp simply be-
cause OF home conditions. He did not
desire to leave his mother sooner
than was absolutely necessary. sis
ter was married recently. leaving
George and his mother at home alone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
IL Saved His Leo.

All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
J. A. Swenson. Watertown. Wis. Ten
wears OF eczema. that 10 doctors could
not cure. had at last laid me mp. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured IL sound
and we'll Infallible for Skin Erup-
tions. Eczema. Salt Rheum, Boils. Few
er Sores. Burns. Scalds, Cuts and Piles
at l.. {. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.
GRAY a Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

Gambling hu- been forbidden 90 the
Plttsourg ball players.
Tocfiack high school Ave will meet OIL
set college team this evening.
joe Cans gets 81 500. win, lose or draw
FOR his night with Jabez White.
Monte NtteiI and Johnny Couion may
DO" matched 90 light ln New NorH
soon
Netcrau mn, HaIIman, VIII go hack
hehiud tlie bat and catch FOR penF't
this year
Abe NtteIi knocked ant Young Pierce
Dbl stN rounds at philadelphia Wed
irsdul Night
The Ginnis have eight men whose
NFtstf uvtfaKes 1913 pounds HiA
others 80 $50
PennsS INnnia basketbnIIers want 60
play chicago for the national col
i'g" championship
The PIru.eS ~nd Red Sox play In Hoo
-priul< tut latter part OF the month.
hospital
catcher Orendorf. who served La the
TroflcN league several years ago, aud
was given q trNout with the Boston
Nationals has signed with, los An
poIts
iiuraee FogrL ir the phiiHdeiphi"
Tfrlcs states that tuValrskt WIZ
received 81 200 ia zoos. asked Tor
$4,000 from tho Pl44ll4eS The south
paw came 10 terms with Manage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
2. MeCovern WhLns rwo.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa March Il.
Phil McGuveru brother OF irc once
Terrible Terry Knocked uui tno
men last night In one ring at the
WAYNE \ c.. and 81 required less than
Two rounds for him 20 do the trick
Phil stopped Young Hopes Of Phila-
delphia. With a right smash on the
jaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

Murray. bat its good bet his sal
airy isn't over half what NE asked
Cleveland may retain i've cntchers this
year Deacon Mcclure. Bemis, Land.
Enstcriy ana Nig Clarke The last
named VIII have 10 do the bulk Of
the work if ga condition.
George y. Bonhna VIII make nm at
tempt az the Mohawk indoor games
ln New York ~aturdaA night. 20
lower tine four-uilv running record
-"f 10 minutes 81 seconds
Edward Pnyson " eS,on celebrates his
seventy Hrst birthday bv leaving
New York fpt e 500 mile journey
on foot ACROSS the continent. lie eN-
poets 20 react Frisco boz 100. days.
Percy ID. UaughtoB hn- bren retained
as football ,oarh at Harvard with
out salary. Tor the coming season.
lie coached th" team which beat Yale
after SIS successive seasons 81 do
feat for thr Crimson.
sixteen big League managers say that
they have su many good players that
they don know who 90 let go 49,
IuiV T. they'll be savinE "lf we
only bad star outu"ldor. ONE or
two good pitchers ana rafting
catcher
pave Drain. who was disposed az n.
tre a. ants 90 Columbus and refused
to accept til- terms uf tht y. y out
M is irving 20 tN up deal that
viii enable hiW 90 play With Bural0
That's 90 team tne cardinals Sc
cured him from in 1902
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11

catcher JocsIi.eh. OF the rhiIIIr.. ha,
SIGNED.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
uorse. Fo.-t. ,r ~. phiIadrIphIa

Ttrtcs states tnat CoVaieskt Wuo
received s 200 ln zoos. asked Tor
: - 600 from tho pl4lll4e- The south
paw came 10 terms with Manage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
atei1er Ore

catcher orendort, who served Ia tue
Trolley league several years ago. aud
was given q trNput with the Boston
Nationals has signed with, Los An
tsits
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-05-01

IL LITTLE log cabin IL the village o.
Geneva O.. P!aCr L. Spencer The 'u-
thor Of Spencerlan penmanship. nrs'
taught writing The s"hoo. was 10
niliarly known as Jericho ano Is
@rosL IL The minds Z hundreds " sue
ness+u. mel and wuL"l IL man, pans
OF the United Su'res
Part L Spencer spent lie first pei.
ny he ever earned as lao for sheet
Of writing paper he sent 10y lul-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-05-01
Not Wholly Careless.


Thomas Chert was q meek but care
less clerk who. through No greater
fault than carelessuess. was COntinu.
llly laundering IL his WORT His most
usual mistake was to misdire"t letters,
either by substituting . wrong street
humber or by writing say, Ca for
col" one day his employer laid OIL
his desk g letter which had beer over
month il the mails without reaching
Its destination and al because OF
Thomas error
Now this has got 10 stop" said MS
employer such delays waste time
40 money Il YOU had used al en-
reIope which hadn't had our ADDRESS
IL the corner. we might never have
known whore this letter went 10"
That's true assented the humble
elorE But ! am always careful IT,
nse that kind Of envelope tust for tn
reason"
Boinr q little slow Of comprehension
he did not understand why his patient
employer biz his liz and turned away
smiling
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-05-01

proa hing wiki tall square sn0u-
dereL good looking man She pre-
pared cOMplaaeuty To meet The young
officer whose merits 50 often had been
renearsed To her Before they reached
her however one Of her admirers
quickly came NJ, TO hey and bore her
away to the dancing pavilion
After the waltz was ended she saw
the lieutenant approaching again IL
company with ms aunt whom Helene
knew slightly
another sC.tOr lIrerpoSeC Il, once,
hurryiuG her 10 table with such
haste as to bewilder her TINS program
was followed the rest Of the evening
Whenever Cavanaugh was seeu il her
vicinity some one was sure to intervene
and whist hey away. She knew chance
was not entirely 10 blame and n last
she OWNED and enjoyed the situation
She wondered if CavanauSh was
equally wise
If he has the diplomacy one il the
service Of Uncle sam should have.
she thought ne viii find way or
make one
once during dance the Young Off
Ger col.ided with hey partner. and she
felt confident that the action vas il
routional AS ne begged ber rdol
his partner started L. give the desired
introduction Instantly the maj with
Helene danced he' away il double
quick time After this dance CHva-
uaugn TOOK his departure
He hasn't VIVA, George desiCuares
az staying powers" she concluded.
Two days passed without any apDar-
eut effor, Oh Cgvanaugh's part to eff
feet q meeting
He is either stupid or Indifferent
she concluded slightly piqueG
She changed her mind when she re
small dinner 10 be given for the young
lieutenant
That was shrewd move" she
unused Il wonder what he would d.
il I should NOT accept the invttariou?'
spirit Of rOurrariuess seized her
She determined to prolong the situa-
ton she sent hey regrnSS as to the
dinner. pleading udisposirion The f.
forced her t. remain indoors through
out rwenry-four beautiful hours II
made her InoGinally indignant against
the man. Of course
On the following day she TOOK her
first riding lesson. accompanied IVY 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-05-01

Why al elephant should be afraid Of
& mouse is q mystery Some have
doubted the generosity u the elephant
because Of his aversion to small AM
mails but none can doubt his inteIli-
Cence Button Notwithstanding his
idea Of the mere mechanism OF ami
mails spoke OF the elephant as A. the
same time miracle Of intelligence
and q monster Of matter Ernest Ne
nault happily referred 10 hin as the
animal that carried his nose il his
hand hence the marvellous intelligence
Of his trunk The senses Of touch and
smell cooperate The nerves which
extend through his trunk are So nu
merous thai they eQuaI il number all
those distributed over the rest Of the
body The elephant can keep perfect
time 10 music. He mas the ear peT-
fectiy organized and the hearing Is
extremely fine The eye OF the ele-
phunt is distinguished from that "
other animals Ivy the pathetic expires
sion Of sentiment Take him all il
ALL uaruraIiSts agree that he is the
most intelligent Of animals And why
should he be afraid Of 3 mouSef-Ex-
change