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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

filbl BON 56uerm1lt uno ~ltnbebogelt
fdmpfte, iogte leid)tbin; SD eiIe
lliemols piel, llub aGes Notigen ret;t
mid, neil id ibnt nidt nod]gebell
fam, obne MIDI front 81 modet1.
Sitte filmmlert ellf nidt Inn mid. "
Iber Sennp mar ni6t 10 leidt BE-
rllbigt. SD claude bod, es idmscft
Dir nidt, bu BIT pieueiht geIieres
qefppbnt."
Nelp legte Meiier unb @obel Gus
Ser Sonb. User Die aofnletboben
otler Nationen ourbecgeIien bot,
perler1lt es, eroBen @ert barol1f 8u
le9elt, i6 bin lebr leidt 5ufrieoen 5u
'te1cn."
Sic beeriff III bodlter llnbefolt,
genbeit abiolltt nidt, SOP Sennp elm
&ompliment noQte.
0iele porf bas Slim etrpos in oic
&obe. vHun, Dos lit Elm grobeS
8lild fiir bid, oenn id CLAUDE. nift,
oob Dos Moo6en, SOS i6 sir genie.
tet Elm groBe &o6funltlerin iein
miro; bier 6efiimmern iid eben sic
9ousfrmen Inn Dos Glen. 9os bit
OIL ober mol ,lidt g%elpobnt2"
Gortletunu foIut3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
@ie 86dlin freite,

godlin's Satin cine geborene
&omerin, 3ablte i'm Sabre 1850
bier5ebn Sabre, ols es ibr auffiel,
bob tdglid Elm ieltiam gefleioeter,
ouffoaiger irnger Wann onr1 Die
StraBe FAM an ser ibr Saus Log.
Ingela mar @aile, aber cine Sante
biitete lie init GROCER giferlu6t trat-
Dem lab lie 5pet Sabre lang fait tdg'
lid bon ibrem Senlter aus ben il1r-
gen Sremoen III friiben Morgenitin-
ben i6nelen Sdrittes norbeigebeu.
9eim &arnenal 1858 beobad)tete
Mngela i'm 4oitiim elmer Mlbonerist
bonn 8alfon zines Snfels aus Sen
Wasfen5ug. @odlin iab Tie uno mari
ibr OreinlaI ein geildenbouquet all,
bas INNER pieoer oas 3iel perfebltc
uno auf Die StraBe 5ltriiffiel. gno-
lid errei6ten 6ie glumen Den Sol.
Ton, 100 Ingela iie aufnabm, Die
5arten @eifden tparen bonn StroBef..
ltunb iiber uulo iiber beihmuet. M!s
@egengabe mari iie ibm cine 8lume
5lt, Die er bon Der StraBe auflos uno
obne meiteres in Die Soihe Ieines
9einfleioes itedte.
goflin mar bon Der 2iebe erarif.
ten, uno unter irgenb einent gor-
pono gina er gum Saus Der @eliet.
ten: aber iie lnadte iDnsfSiire
Dor Der Naie 81. gines I6eftbs, a[s
angelo in 9eeleitung zines getters
nod Sauie ging, trat ibr Der iunae
godlin, Ben SUIT in Der Sono, ettt.
gegen: v@eItatten Sic monote er
lid) f4r6tpeg an ben Better, yooB i'd
BEN Sraulein 5ipei @orte iaae."
uno iofort fiate er, an Mngela ge=
riftet, bin5u: SD iebe Sic iebr
oft am 5eniter itnb babe feline Off
ming, iper sic lino. @er limb gie?"
9as iunge M1ohen pnr ni6t menig
oerbliifft unb a1ltmortete nlir:. ,Mber
mas Do1en Sic benn bon mir " $50.
rauf 8ofIin nit SeeIenrnbe ernie
oerte:: SD molte frasen, Oh oas
Jrauleill meine Sroll merben nil. z
@ngela geriet in eroBte @erlegenbeit,
unb als Tie feline grnioerutg follb.
fllbr 8odlin fort: Sam ih nit
Sbrem @oter ooer nit Sbrer Mllt.
ter ipeben?" SD babe feline sc,
terri" o@uh feinen Onfel, feline
Sante?~ oSaipol, bier mobnt meme
Sante Charlotte; ober geben Sic ai,.
crit gu meiner Gante Mntonio, Der
Mutter meines 8etters." 0as mar
8odlin's @erbung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
@Hni6t 1elnanbem sn delfem:

Seit 30 Sobren broud]te $. ).
8oper bon Sertile, Sec, 9iiIfe nna
fonnte feline finoen. 9esbolb miinld)t
|er iest Mnoere1 81 belfen. 80 longe
lit er an @iidenidmersen Nerrc!i.
tat, Ippetitloiigfeit uno MierenIei,
oen, ober electric 8itters bslpirfteu
8unoer uno 5 Slalden furierter
ibn, tpie er ihreibt, poqltdnoie
8erludt es. soc bei alien 2ruggi.
lter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
BcKer tpte 9rhaer.

Sas 9%urdprflgeln flrtert ailoer
nidt bonn geftnafien. Sc befte6t cine
toi,ftttiitionene nriade fir bieie Der.
orieBli6e Sahe. Srau so. 9lmmer3,
g.og 8.,. Rotre Dame, Snb., lit bereit.
irgeno elmer Mutter ibr erfoIgre:hes
5alsmittel nit bonen Nn~tpeiiungen nit
5ltetlen. Sdidt fein @elo, ion6ern
idreibt bette nod an lie, i'm Sale Cure
&inber NIT biefem l1ebelfnno be1af!et
iino. Sabelt bafiir bas &inb nidt; es
lit bo6iftpa9riGeinIidJ. bab es sur @er>
meioung nidts tun tann. Durd oie5e
gebanbfung tperben and gripa6iene uns
dltere 2eute. tpelde bel Gag ODER bes
Radts an @arnbetdiperben Ieiben. fl.
riert. G6reiben Gle in Siefer Gprahs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
aiIerfei.

Meibnadtcn lit bier lebr I'll,
big perlaufen. 9as Wetter mai
berrlih, ebeuio am 9eiligobeno
nj Solge oeIieH berrlhte am lestp'
ren Gage oud Elm lntgemein regel
@eiddrsnerfebr. ueberon fanoet
@eibnodtsfeiersl itatt, iogar IN ein
selnell Sotels, ipie Dem ct. M,l.
tbonp nno benz Grofett, lpare:,
gbriit5dume fir Die &inoer ouige.
pust. Mm Sonntag aben6 fano in
Ger oeutid)en lMtberii9en Ct. So
l~jannisfirde cine iebr biibide @eil,-
ua6tSfeier itatt. Mu1 bic @eib,
nuhtsfeier IN ser 8eetbopcn-9ans
aa Sonniag obeno, BEL Der Capt
8arber pieoer nit e~emobnter iu'
scnoli6er 2ebenoigfeit Den Ga,tt,
Gla..s ipielte, nerlief iebr biibid
S,rr GBriitbonm mar nnter sSr1l..
lein Bertha Staifel's 2eitunl
piedtpoll Derausaepust moroeu
Ger 5000 Selloms Club ianote an
Sohaiag ein gan5es Mutomobii
Dna @eidenfen nad ben hiht f..
iicoel.eu @egenben I'M @eIten 81,
S!abl uno lieB Die Ga6en ullter
Den ainoerr berteilen. SSn Der @urt-
seliapelle an Ser HaiS nno Nortt
2areoo StraBe fano am 9eiligabenf
one auffibuna oes merlfaniid,N
@eibnadtslpicls y2os Naitores'
itntt. Dieielte miro nod 5ipei Mol
toupreno oieier ISOLDE uno al,
H~euiabrsteac mieberbolt.
am Somatas idlolien Sberiii
Gohtn nno feline Deputies mebrerg
'ugenunnte Clubs, an Der @ater
Strabe, Del Commerce, oet
Sones @benue, Der Putin StroIe
unb Der Mtper glpemle. Sn alfell
muroen CELTIC. @etrdnfe obue ge.
rehtigung %uerfuuft.
Sn Mrtbnr @anl's Gnlool.
an ser Welt.Gomllerce StraBe iprlr-
De Samitag morgen Elm junser mel
Der ManH enIoeuf llfto oerDd11ef. VI
NOR dnideineno rur bort eiuee-
o%runger, Inn iih etiuos 5ii eiien gu
bolen.
Gin orei5ebnjdbriser Suilys
Namens Com 2amb ipuroe beinl
Spielen nit eincm 3op 8iitol"
ms gein geidoiien.
Die Gone Gtar 8retping Cont
pattp beabiihtigt cine Gisfabrif lito
2ngerbaus 5u boien, bas 100000
foiten miro.
Sonntog nahmittae ipurbell
ieAsinO5mmSia oer i'm Stobtoe.
f0ilsnis beiinoliden @efonacnen IL
5uibeit eeiett.
Die idlimmite epioemiide
aranfbeit Der Wsnfben 1T Die 2ape,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
8pm idref(idlen Spbe nercttet.

81. 8. Mc9onaIo BON SarettepiGe.
q. 6, g.. S. 8. SEQ. 5. ldreibt
.Meine S6pelter bate ShwinoIi1t,
mar oiinn uno blaB, bate feinen Zip.
petit uno ihien nit iebem Gage
idtpader 3u iperben. 2eine Weoi5in
bolf Big lie 81. Sings 0er Cisco.
perp periuhte, meIdes iie h~oGitdnoia
furierte." SOC unb 81. Nrnbeffoi9e
fret, @orantiert bon o1en Gruggi.
item.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
Grnenni,uaen.

llnier fiinftige @ouper,1eur bei
nahItebenoe g%rnennnrnge1t befoi,ni
genaft:
ilfs=@enerolauipolt; S. 6. 2uuc
Don Sapette County.
vStote Snluranee 9ooro~: u. Z
&o1oro BON 1rapis County; 8ol
locs Sneliib pom Goofe County.
aommiiiar fir Nrbeits=S totiltif
Solepb 81. Storline Don Sorreni
Gountp.
u2ibrorp ano @iltorical Gommil-
ion: @olter Gips pon SrooiS
County; Srou Solepb .. SoperS
BON Srapis County; Sra1 Soiepl
g. 0ibrelI bon @uooaloupe GountD.
State 8oarb bon Meoicol gro-
nliners": Or. 50. 8. G%roItbmoite
bon Sen County; 81. IS. 9. Col
Inns bon Souiton Gountp; Or. Geo
6. gober BON $1,000 County; 9r.
S. $. Ghnla BON @n6erion County
OF. Soiepb .. Osborne BON Soblt.
ion County; Or. S. S. 8oilen bon
Meoennon COUNTY; Or. 81. G.
0mliel BON Sannin County; Or. =
9. Wfitd)ed ro1l> Gorront County
9. 9oul 81. Hed bon 8erar Goun
tp; Or. 81. 8. groslueI bon Snr.
ront County; Or. SO. 6. Groipe bo,1
0ol1as County.
State Minina goaro~: s. 6.
aoebler bon 9erar County; @. g.
GORDON BON 8alo. 8into Gountp
rs. q. @perp BON Gropisa County
50. g. 9ullod bon Milom County
Conner Conner bon Bolo Bint!
@ountp; 6. s. 2ipp bon @il:
Gountp; %. 9. aibbugb bon Gar.
rant, County.
uBure Sooo gontmiIiioner": Or
S. g. Mbbott BON Denton County
3aldtbaus- %aommiiiion: Sen 6,
GabeG BON Ialas County; 2ouis
IS. 9itle BON Gberofee County; Mo'
bert IS. 8raban bon @alfer County
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Sabin,
8aB: Gr. q. @. 8oIlod bon l1pibul
@ountD.
Qnarantane-8 eomter in Gagls
4aB: Or. San 6. Me6orlonb por
Wanerid County.
Quarantdne=8eamte in @elas.
CO: Or. 9. 8, Carleton bon 9rosc'
ria County.
superintendent State 9rainine
S6ool" in @atespille: SO. g. 9ros
BON Naporro Gountp.
Manager Der usdool for Supc
niles": Gam 81. Scott bon Mc2en
nan @ountp;; Sobn 81. Salman por
8en County; Or. M. @artbopo BOZ
gomal County, Srmt gomel:t
8ranh Stone BON @alpeiton golu:
tp; 5rau @ilep Blair bon @iditt
@ountp.
Giienbabll 8ommiil1r: Sobn 6
@ortbam bon Sarris gountp.
nStote @epen,e Mgent": 6. g
Soufe bon San Saba gountb.
Gbef=glerf BEG Staatslefretdrs
S. q. GGiott BON @rapion County
superintendent Sontbpel terri
Sniane Miplltm at San @ntonio"
Or. Jrnnf g. @bite bon aal,fmu!
gountD.
.State sar Gommiiioner": 9to
bert s. 6opfins bon Dentol1
@ountb.
l1niperiitats- 9teeent: Greo. u
Goof BON 8erar County.
College Of Snouitrial @rts 4.
Denton: 3obert 6. 9rince boz
gfabarro County.
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LokaIes.
4nsrtmnune fit nnjtre &tib<
na6tsz Nummer.

wv Sir ~llniere @eibnadtsllumruer
lin0 utls piele idmeidelbafte Mner-
fennnngcu poai Seiten u%llierer Sci.
legen uno alloere SIT Seil geporben.
Mlen iprehen mir bicrmit unierlI
bersli6en Gnnf Gus. Naditebeu6
mibli5ieren mir, 10 lueit es Ser &oun;
erlaubt, Die liebensmiiroieen 9eubc.
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@rnnbeiaentunts. llebertraannAea

SO. g. unb 2alro 9abis an u. G.
8eltner, @runbitid in Der aebftouc
Rarf aboition; 1925.
Street Stealth gompnnb an 0e. M.
eid)elbereer, griinoftiid III College
Sei9bts; 5000.
6. 8. nnb Or. 9. @Iober an 6. 6.
gurtideu, @ruubitid i'll Der D2iffion
@ieD 4bbition; S75,
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@er6Gdtia.

v9u ioeit ooB iie nidt niebr afe.
ooftrice an Der Srauenseitung iit2"
v9eein. Sic idrieb 10 piele Irti-
Eel, lpie man ben SUIT bonn lehten
Sabre anbern fo1ne, baB Tie bei ben
Seierinnen in ben @erbodt geriet
lie lei Elm Mann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26


Sn Jolee .mooriidtigeit Nb.
brennens bon 5enerperf geriet all
Sonntog abeno elm Sbuppen in
gran0 an Der Gin StroBe, in BEN
u. 9annid 5arbeii, Dele uno oit.
oeres leiht brenn6ares Materinl
aufbepabrte. Son bort breitete fid)
oos 5euer ouf Dos @obn6aus porl
Mo. 6rlebauff an Ser elm Strafs
go. PA aus uilb 5eritorte ooiielbe
gum groBten Sell. gm ielben @benf,
geriet elm Sbuppen llnb oos 90
gerbaus aif benz Blas Der @oIler-
perfe ON Der WarftitoBe in 8ronf.
bod muroe oas 5euer iebr i6neG
geloibt. gu6 bieier Brand iolf
ourh 5euermerf entitanoeu fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
CERMAN
GETS OUT BIG ISSUE.

The Freie Presse, a German news
paper published in San Antonio, in its
issue of today contains an evidence of
prosperity in the form of a 72-page
edition filled with current news and
containing a large display of ADVERT
sements of almost all the progressive
firms of the city. In addition to con-
tanning a large display of advertise
ments representing all lines Of bust
ness. the issue contains eight Pull page
advertisements and eighteen half pa
ges. This Issue indicates that the men
in mercantile and manufacturing pur-
suits recognize that this is the time to
50 after business, that there is plenty
Of money in this part Of Texas and that
the Freie Presse is of the mediums
of reaching the people.
s. A. Light & Gazette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

tiee 2eiltliug, sic bisber cine oeutiGc
3eitung nod i'm Siibel 81 Stonoe
oebroft. @ie imuler, mars i6one,
offurote @rbeit mo ser 8eiiter lno
feline trellen Miitbelfer boben often
@r1tno itol5 gu iein ollf ibre oeiituna.
a@udlenblatt", Muffin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

Die acknowledgements ser oTreie
Breife fir 9eras" rid,tiser oie
,Worpeibnads . Mn5eigenoussobe
entbieIt 70 geiten, Die oroBte berar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

49, ttA4S - AS LII w
20 after business, that there is plenty
of money in thus part Of Texas and that
the Freie Presse is one of the mediums
of reaching the people.
s. a. Light & Gazette.
Die ySreie 9reiie fir aeras~
fommt bieie @o6e 70 Seiten Itart
auf unierem Meooftionspulte an.
Seoe Belle oieier Nusgobe muroe
in Ser eigerlen 9ruderei Der ySreiell
8reile" bergeitent. @ir baben foltnl
3eit gebabt, oiele electromagnetic oltdl
rur fludtig ourbaubiattern, bod lit
leidt gu erieben, oaB Der 2efeitoff elm
iiberous geoiegener lit.
pNen-8ramnfelier 3eitmns".
uniere modere aollegin, ole
uSreie Breiie" bon Can Mntonio, bic
i'm Gone Star Staate treue @odt
balt unb tapfer fir oie oeutide Sade
eintritt, bat anlaBlid Ser beporite.
benben @eibnadtsfeier cine Set
hummer berausgegeben, Die nidt noe.
niger aIs 70 Seiten umfabt mao iid)
ourd Die reide SHae oeg interefian-
ten 2eieitoffes ebenio ausaeidnet tuie
6urd ben enormen Mnaeigena.l.
0rang, Der benefit, in melfem Moi,e
Die u5reie Grefie~ oos Wertrauelt
Der teroniihen @eid1itsireIt belist.
DDS 8latt ielbft bemerft oo5u:
SOP cine iolde MonSter : ausgabe
bier, i'm fernen Siiomeiten, moelid,
1T, benefit CUR @eniiee, oaB ps bier
mt Dem BIN unb nieoer bon
Sdmar5iebern s~epreoieten Mieoer.
sallg 0es Dentldtums lno I'M
etgen 3uiammenbanee bomit ser
oeutiden Greiie nod CUTE @ege
bat. @erooe Die bentige 6elinum-
mer lit Elm entlfieoener 9rotelt ae-
gen cine ioIfe Mnfdauung.~ Das
1T ebenio ridtig mie brab eeiproden.
limb mir ipiiniden Ser u6reiell
Brelie" bon San Mntonio, bie benz
Deutihtum hires Staateg bereits
fiinfunobier5ig Sabre treu ntlo eifrig
ae6ient fat, nod niele tpeitere ssabra
elmer erIprieBli6en u1b iegensreiden
9Gtigfeit.
yMilWanfec @ermania".
f. X
Cine Seitausgobe boben mir om
Sonntag @ben6 eriinoIih ourfgele.
ben, ndmlih Die Der oSreie 8relie
fir Seras9 rnb boben Iogor BARN
eiilen Nomnn eeIeien mas 1tls iiber-
Baltpt bohit ieIten paiiiert. Sreuno
8ugO Woeaer, Der Ghriitleiter Die.
fer 3eitung, bat onri1t eine onerlieb.
ite Beibnadts : gr5ablung g@egen-
iase", Die iiherlid aIIsemein gefal-
len niro. Dieielbe ipielt in 8eros
un6 lit 10 nat,lrsetreu geIfiloert,
oaB man gar niht 6man atpeifelu
fam, 6aB iie auf @abrbeit berubt.
Die Geitausgabe umfaBt " Seiten.
TT gut un6 iebr reid ausgeltattet uto
entbdlt eihe llnmaiie GROCER Mn5ei.
gen, meldes aeigt, oaB Die ySreie
Breife fir Eeras" bon ben @eihafts,
leltten in San antonio. un6 onoern
Stdoten gebiibren6 unterltiibt miro.
Seros fann itols ouf cine loIhe Sci.
tuna fpiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

Die Y6reie 8relie fir 8eros" bat
iid) nieber nit nelten 2orbeeren be
oeft. SIRE 5eItnummer, cine Mi1s,
gabc BON y Seiten, miiroe ielblt Ell
ner polfreihert Stoot oes Noroers
gbre einleeen. 0ieielbe fam mld
olS Elm 9emeis angeieben iperoen.
BOB oos 8ellti6tlun beionaers I'M
Siioen Oe@ StooteS proiperiert ulo
bod aeodtet lit.
useras @urluarts".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26
o@Orb 1eras @rsiie"

aae MfJtune Dor Der 9libriefeil
Der .Jreien Hreiie fir 9eras" ii
San Mntonio. Cine @eibnottsaas
gnbe BON 70 5eiten lit feline &lei
nigfeit unb peroient b%eionoere 8eah,
tnng, neil aug ben groben @eihafts
an5eigen berporgebt, bnB Die &c
iddftsmelt bon San 4ntonio eroBs
Stiife auf 0ie 3eitung b6It. Gin Sc,
meis, bob oas 9eutidtum bon 9eros
cine Wndt i'm Stante III, nit bei
oas Geff6ft rednen nluB. Ger mof.
feren Gonegin, bic oas Bonner 6es
Geutihtiims am Mio @ranoe bod.
bdIf, uniere belten @liifmiinif1e 81
Meibnaften unb Weujabr.
nNeitIidJe 9oit".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-26

Sn eInem Wriefe bon @errn Yro.
felior 6 5. 9 dmiot in aerrbilfe
beiBt es: Die @erbienite Ser ,Sreie
Rreiie" mo ibrer Setter, bic itets auf
cine, in ieber 5iniidt muiterbnfte
3eitung gebalten baben, limb burd,
materie[e 1lnteritiisung eepiiroiet
mnrben, pie oos @ad)stum Ser Bel.
tiing benefit"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

l win because my team does. Pos
sibly part of the credit is due to me,
and l am not modest enough to dis
claim any credit. l strive to keep
them fighting, working hard all the
time, and cutting out the pace for the
other teams, because believe We
have the best ball club and the gamest,
and the one that will wear down the
others and beat them out. | am not
much of a stickler for harmony and
do not care whether there is harmony
among the players or not-so long Al
they are harmonious on the ball field
and will do or try to do what they are
told to do and not do anything that
will hurt the club.
Devotion to the club itself 10 all the
harmony necessary, although 1t 10
pleasanter to have it. sometimes 20
or 80 fighting. aggressive ball players
are hard to harmonize, but 1t can be
done, as far as the game itself is con-
cerned. The best inlield work ever
did was with player who didn't
speak to me all season except to call
me If came slow-and you bet l
came and he came.
In the first place, when team
starts training there is one thing every
man should keep in mind, and that is
that they shall condition themselves
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-08

go that no further strenuous work will
be necessary after the season starts.
In other words, to get into such condi-
ton that after certain period players
can devote their time and attention to
the perfecting Of team work and not
be burdened with any superfluous
flesh or strained muscles. A fellow
with sore arm cannot keep his mind
on the signals, and man may begin
thinking how his Charley horse hurts
and lose a ball game.
OF course, when this Is accom-
plished there is also the essential re-
Quirement essential In a ball player,
and that is that he. shall be able to
arise to the situation when it presents
itself and show the necessary stamina
and nerve to carry him through these
trying periods. The general public
does not know how much courage,
moral and, physical, 10 necessary to
carry = player through season, or
the heavy strain under which he IL
bors ct all times; -. -: 81
P14nfY:of time should be given over
to 6surfbg out the Intricate problems
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and win honestly and fairly, not to
seek favors or anything else, but to
deliver for the manager If can. AS
l remember it, l was not very good
catcher when I started, and If l had
been content with that, or fooled into
believing I was good enough I would
have been back there yet. What sue
cess I have had has been due to hard
work and hustling every minute.
Hustle, luck and the combination OF
good pitching and hitting always has
turned out a winner and always will
continue to do so. Few know what an
element luck 10 in the closely matched
leagues. To win q team must have
ut least an even break in the luck. l
used to think the luck broke in
strange ways, and followed one club.
while i'll fortune pursued another. In
studying the game, however, 1t struck
me that what We call luck always
seems to hang around the team that
10 hustling hardest-which proves
that It isn't luck at al. The follow
Who 10 hustling and thiaking always
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happens to be near whom luck"
makes the opportunity, and he i'm.
proves 1t while the other fellow, who
Is not going % hard loses the chance
to force tho luck and perhaps change
the entire game.
The hustling team always has the
best team work, and the force Of ex.
ample Of = few hustlers stirs up the
entire club and keeps It going fast,
even whom there are some men ON 1t
who would rather take things easily.
Team work, of course, IL essential,
and also experience. may be wrong,
but believe experience 10 almost
vital to the catchers, and more SC
than in any other department Of the
game. That explains Why catchers
are 10 scarce. have watched the
catchers who have como along with
mo In the business, and every one Of
them. think. 10 . better catcher and
q better hustler at the end Of flvs
years In tho major leagues than he
was ut the start. I realize now that
I used to lose Z lot of ball games
through inexperience that could win
now merely because Of having learned
by experience. A fellow who has
been through that stage and remem-
bers it is lenient with the young fol-
lows. 1nhelders say that hard-work-
ing, hustling catcher helps them. even
when he throws the ball away. There
is a moral effect upon the whole
team.
I could write a better story on how
lose games, for remember the ones
I lose longer. Remembering how he
loses a game is a big help to ball
player, and the player who forgets
how he lost one seldom improves
much
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Hustle!
think that ono word covers tho
greatest part Of how to win baseball
games.
The player who 10 In the game
every minute, hustling, working hard
and thinking all the time, thinking
ahead and planning what 10 to come.
10 tho winning player. whether or not
he 10 % capable man. ~ fast man,
or a. good = hitter - the other fel-
low. The best player in the world
cannot win without hustling.
think It ID hard work and study
that wins games and makes good ball
players, Just ~ 1t 10 hard work and
study that wins in any other trade or
profession. There 10 much to learn
and much to do, and unless a player
studies the game and keeps pace with
III progress In oil lines ho cannot win,
no matter how good he may be me-
chemically.
When 90 into . game 20 in to win
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HOW I WIN
By HUGH JENNINGS
Copyright. 1910, by Joseph b. Bowles.)

sEv9N|
Manager Detroit Tigers, champions American Leagu
Shortstop for Baltimore Orioles Three
Time Champions

of the game and studying up the good
points and weaknesses Of opposing
players. Striving to overcome honest
ly any little defects he may have will
do more to make q successful player
than all the instructions aad advice
that may be given by . manager.
coach or fellow player. The player
who forgets the game when he takes
of his uniform IL not . good player.
and tho one who sits Ill evening ar
guing with q fellow on some point Of
play generally outlasts him and be-
comes q better man for himself and
his team.
Summing 1t all up, It really 10 up to
the player himself, after he becomes
. major league man, rs to whether hs
10 going to become big factor In tho
game or remain just mediocre play
or. Many players are satisfied when
they reach the major league and for
got that they must continue to ad-
vance or 20 back, and Standardization
has sent more good men back to tho
minor leagues than any other element
in the game. No man ever became
star who did not give the greater part
of his time to the study Of the game
from all angles, and he must keep 1t
I'D or the ones who do study will beat
him out. The player who thinks he
knows enough is a failure before no
starts. Good arms, legs, hands and
feet cannot play ball if they are dis
connected from the brain.
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Mitchell Studies the Game.

The Maps never had man more
willing to learn the game than Willie
Mitchell, who Jim MCGUIRE is conf
dent will develop into one Of the best
left-hand pitchers in the country.
Willie only left school year ago, and
his two months experience In the
Texas league didn't give him enough
time to get hep to all the many fine
points of the game. He spends coz
siderable time every day studying a
rule book. He reads the records OF
players in all leagues, in addition to
the work of making himself letter per-
feet in the rules.