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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Ell 6ornsieliestnr me0 jim 5orlo-
oeoe. Gen treble oe ben fieroe rel
Ite for at opfebe 9dmle Rational-
oragter.
Oct er aIereoe fonItateret, at bis
lie Sorfloringer er oct pure Op-
ipino, men oct betnoer 10 intet meO
Senipn til De feGoen0e 9epiier MOB
Dem. st fremifaffe oisie oil M op.
toee &etten; men Isiesior Rasmus-
len er gonife paa oct rene meo, at
oct bill toee Si0.
Den 9. os. fortiatte ASiesior
grel Hosmusien 6orbgrene.
timber 5orberet blep SDOene fon'
fronteret meo go9nitpreren % aon-
ouftsren pan Den 8oen al 2inie 2,
boor 9pberiet fanot Stao.
8ognitpreren g%enfen6te itrafs ct
Bar Of Epoene, boorimoo 9onouf-
teren erflpreoe, at ban life baooe
Jet ioo neie pao Bosiogererne, at
ban funoe eenfenoe nogen of Dem.
@ennem Gntoriteterne / Stalien
bar 9ebenboons Boliti fact fon.
Itateret. at Stnlieneren Wosio er en-
professional SorbrD6er, Der bar Doe
ret I%trnffet ooifinige @ange, iaaoel
/ fin Siemitoon Iom i l1olanoet.l
% Gsiesior 4rel Rasmusien paa
9pif oplpite Wasio ON, at man MI
bar pioenoe ON, bnem ban | 8irfe-
ligbeoen bar, loo benne ganife noi.
oen0e; iom ON ban ilet life forItoo
a~SIesiorens Menine.
6srit 6a man bolot 9renet ira
oct itaIienife 8oliti op for 09ien
al bom oe gior0e BAN oct begribe-
ligt, at bans aomeoieipil life bialp
BAN Spor, i~norsmmeoe ban, at ban
bar i6entiif meo Sen / grepet omtat-
te Berion.
De ire andre @aotpoe oeoblioer
0erintoo baaronaffet oeres 9en9e.
telie.
Oommeren bao0e lo6et ameri'
foneren 0olocf ifere De al9oer, lom
ban babe poa Den Dag, Spoeriet
bIen forenet, oe loo BAN bngefter
fonfrontere meo oct gan1le 8nnf'
buo Heterien.
Beterien g%entenote itrafs aIG.
oerne og erflpreoe beltemt, at ban
life ct gieblif oor / Sniol ON, at
8olocf bar Sppen.
ga Spoeriet bleo %forsoet, be.
fanOt Der iig flere Bosiogerer for
an paa 5orperronen, men oesn9rre
fenoer mar bnerfen oeres Haone Ell.
Ter @6resier. Won banber imioler.
tio, at be ielp nsoer | &etten og
fer poo 2ommetnuene for ON mt
liat at genfenoe Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

let Is Sslpipiieifeer og ca. 30 Ser.
fontant. Sgiaa Dos 2erer @intber
forisgtes Ser Snobruo, men 90 en-
Dome gioroe anifrig, forioanot De,
og 6esuoen bar Sppene uoen Selo
forisgt Jig enonll ct gar Steoer.
Wan bar intet Sppr at Dem.
Slpstet 8ebrager. @n SproglQ.
rer, Der bar gioet &urius / Mis.
i~ionsbotellet / esbierg, er / oisie
Gage reiit bort fra fine gleper %
&reOitorer. Wanoen, ser er fpot
@merifaner, bar III. ggeiti. Soc.
Gem" pes at prelentere forifelli.
&c rlnoerifrifter facet flere of $50.
ems 9orgere til at lame Jig Benge,
oe gan bar enonioere facet ct Bar
at 8penS SannboprfsmeItre til at
lepere Snbentor iii en- 2Ds6aoeon.
italt, iom BON pil6e inorette | Cir
fegaoe. Snpentaret bar ban notlir.
ligpis life betalt, oe WeItrene mo
mn bore Eabet. bpis life mere ioli6e
&refter fortintter, bpor @merifa.
nerelt Hap.
Sgben | acknowledgement. Gen
Berion, Ser forleoen bIeo ereben |
Spoeri fra Ell Ser%nbaneoo9n paa
@sbierg Stotionsploos, bar i'll.
yGsbierep." en- bel 8pffe Spberier
poa Samoittiebeoen. goo bans 8p-
reIie bar ma finoet en- @eneoe
8ppefoiter, bI a. Smer, Scot, iom
alt er %itioalet fra Sernboners @oos.
oogne. Spnen, Der tioIigere bar ue.
ret %Itroffet, bar baft en- ung Meo.
biGlper, Ser nu err onbolbt.
&an6eb. 9o en- ung Mono ueo
Haon Gnilt Watten til Wfnnoag Den
10. San. posiereoe Sacobsfirfen
pao giterbrogaoe | asbenbapn,
mpote ban ire 9slIer, nf boiIfe oen
enc uoen minoite Overwhelming for
inc paa BAN oe itof BAN en- anip
gennem Irien. Gen tnee Wono
brogtes pnn Soipitolet for at blioe
forbunoen, meoens Den III. %. e.
Ipffeoes ganoitten at unoflippe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

2aurpig til @reoifobet 9angeIor0
og Segermeiter s. 8. Sfoo af 81.
brino, benbolosois iom Breiioent
og gicepreiioent, meo IF. Mogen.
len af Ooenie fom Sefreter.
1tlDffer. = On llng Waifiniur.
ling oeo @aon Maoien Sesien / Gs-
bierg ifeo Jig 0Dtaarsaften !: &oun.
Ben meo en- ielolapet Biitol, ser
mangleoe banoe @reb og aftr9f.
fer. Sporban nlpffen ifete, peo moil
life, men peo Mionatstio bleo bail
iii. p8eiti. Soc. 9em." ful1oer /
Ell Bort / 0onmorfSgooe / en- laa.
oon Silltnno, at ban mootte p1o
Sp9ebiiet. Ser troeoe mon fprit,
at Saaret ifltloe beles, men ga Der
bar gaaet 9loofor9iftnin9 / set,
moatte Saanoen forleoen. ampnie.
res. Soo elmer efter Operntionen
afgif Den unge Man0 pe0 Dozen
UNDER boar6e 2ioelier.
- SammeI, 10. Snnuor.
Sormi0oagstoget fra Sammel ooer-
f6rte / Dag mellem &nbGf og
Sporup en- hos @aaroeier 6. 9eilo-
fen | 5orre tienenoe aorl oe0 Nopn
Safob %(@fternopnet ubefenbt), biem-
meberenoe / 9legin6. Snn fit ben.
fire Ben og bsire arm aifert og
oeslt6en flere andre 2piioner, 81.
a. / Sooe0et. Den tiIifaoefomne
fGrtes til Sommel Spgebus. Oct
er toioliort, ON ban fan Ieoe.
0afifoo, 10. Sauuor. = %
Den 22.aorise Sitter u. s. San.
ien pos Sitter q. 9ielien poaSangp
oeO Nofifoo / @aor Morges (oen
10. SAM biGoe gon i 2ono fro
Rieliens aoaie, faIot ban I 8anoet
% orufneOe.
Mange SnObrnS. s 2anosbpen
Belle poa Sun bar nogle SDpe for
leoen Not p9ret poa Spill flere Ste
Ser; hos @ebmano Brandt bar DC
i'll. ,8pns 9io." taeet en- minore
Gum, Ser laa | Bengeifuffen o9 bos
MeieribeItnrer Serien bar De Itiad.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
Melf til Sielpefaslem. 9eltpreL. {

WGlf til 6iGlpefaslen. geltprel-
len for @nrs &noelsmeieri bar III.
y4alb. @mtst." efter 9lnorngenoe
fra Den lofole Sielpefosies 8eitp-
relle beoil9et, at Der | 26bet al
8interen mao blioe uo0elt ca. 2500
Bun0 Melf gratis til Smaafolf
efter SieIpefasiens nermere Be
itemmelie. llooeIin9en ifal foregaa
TO @ange ON l1gen.
Gn nbDgeelis Sirfesaaro bar ma
III. ogoroe 5oIfebl." / SO So9n.
Oct er flere @ange | 8inter ifet, Of
9iitelaaget flin er bleoet Ienfet fao
CONNER INSTRUMENTATION Iar.
Iogen BERTH er @runobanoet, Der
Itaar omtrent op til Operflaoen og
umuliggsr @ropningen / oct lsie
Son6unoerlog. Der flages oeiaa
ooer, at S%usonrene 6nr for ri DO
gang til airfegaaroen.
GeiIennoerltpttelie til nnge Ganb.
mGno. s oe ienere aar er Ser paa
| 5inonslooen beoileet ct 8ele6 at
1000 Str. til Observation-Disclosures til
unge 2on0m9n6, Ser til 8remme al
0eres oioereltooannelie isger mi6ler-
tioigt @rbeioe peo 2anobruget / uo-
lonoet.
timber 5oruoietning af, at set
famine geIeb bill blipe optaget paa
Sinanslobcn for f9t0-ft, bill Der
for inoeoerenoe 4ar blioe uo6elt
20 Observation-Disclosures q 200 Sir.
Elbplm o. Sprrins Gngc. gierne
al glbolm og Ssrring enge er for
Sioen ioriet beiteftioeoe meo at 10.
ge oronet en- Hegulerine al ben gen.
nemlgbenoe @ioenna. 9enne Ge9u.
Iering ifal foregao peO, at ser faItes
ct NIT aaleie | en- nogenlunoe lige
2inie fra en- 8nnoitemnine ubfor
Stougoor6s Marf til oct sltlioe
Sfel for glbolm gnge, omtrent Ell
Str9fnine paa 81 Wil.
Man mener III. 0Sors. an.", at
8anoItonoen / aaen peo bette ret
befoiteliee 5oreta9en6e oil tunre
ienfes ca. 2 @len; oct interesiere.
be arenl er ca. 100 Cor. 2oro.
Seosfalb. @n al Snoiunos ef.
ore 9orgere, ftp. S~r9bonoler 50.
bannes SEMEN, er efter lang Sibs
Songeligbeo forleoen afgaaet oeo
Osoen, noeet ODER 70 @ar gammel
Gen ofoeoe, Ger | i'm Sio og'oa
oreo en- flor gfoiperingSbonoei. eur
iii. rSobro s[p." boet | Saoiur0
Iioen 9pen INN beltoo al nogle foc
@oor6e og Sitie. San repre- %a:ttere-
De | en- @nrrptfe Snoiuno | Sfe.
Iuno.g isborg Sogneraab.
@rosierer 9. SIR. @arim
gbef for 5irmuet Sans 9ro0e &
So. / @arbus, er Nattet lii IL.
San. unoer en- 4eiie til Gebenhoon
plu0ielie ofeanet oeo G6ben, r1nt
af ct Sierteilng, geo @nfonliter til
@orup Stntion fon6tes ban odA i
Sogets Sobeboen, oe Ell Gage, Der
befanot iie / Foget og bIeo titfoISt,
funoe fun f~onitatere, at 9s0en par
inotrnabt.
@rosierer @Grnm, Der bleo 6o
aor a., bar uSeaoet fra ct Snlna-
borgerbiem; bans 6aoer bar Ell iii.
le Sfomogermeiter / aarbus.
9e iamuirfsnbe onnife 2anObo.
iurenineer. 8reiioiet for 5oretin'
gerne, Iom / 1909 i~nOebao0eS al
Sorpagter Otto &effoine og Dirct
tyr Ole Oleien meo q. g. Semen
Iom Sefretnr, er fra 1. Sonuar
ooertaoet af S~enssrepe ablefelct' J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
1%preninas.S abiLenm.

screenings SnbilGnm. 8oeenie,
10. Sanuar. 9ogenie SaonODRr-
ferforening feire6e i @aor 30
4ors SlibiI9um UNDER flor Oelta.
gelie. On Moreenen bar Der V.il.
lit gennem @a0erne. GI. 2}2 p1r
Der Set pao Hno0bliet, bnOr DER
Dolotes 9nlc: At ben iubilerca0e
screenings 5oyalnn6, 9pens BORT.
meter, Observation-Disclosures
mano og fL9fs, CO Der bleo iungct
of 9ogen'e SGnqforening. 81 5t.
le9rom I'll aoG1en o%fien0tes. Wa0
Mlliit 20 6n}cr marc6ere0es 0etci-
ter 40 9Dens ilIuminereOe 0oJ"'-
gaoe III 3atrlet, bpor Ser fonOS en-
onimeret MiOoo9 meO paafblgenoe
gol Steo. Sm aftenen aI. 8 par
Der otter Muiif | @ooerne.
8nlobrDllnp. Sneofer Ser9en
0ielien og Sultru, Serring Sta
ton, If. gonoe, funOe ben 13. os.
fejre oereS @ulobrDllup.
st Misiionsbrs in0oieoes forle.
Den / 6reitrup oe0 6ierritSleu. 30
flor Sinlenlonm foretog Snooielien
0erefter tolte Ste0et YreIt / Nis-
iionSbuiet. @ooroeier R~oelSgaar0
fra 8ierget ilutte6e meo ct opbpg.
geligt Orb.
Silifabcfommen. Da Snore-Mis.
iioner Gisbierg fra @sroing forle.
Ben f6rte no for at beige en- iDg,
oelteoe 8ognen, booroeo ban pao.
orog iig ct 8enbruo. Sor Tioen Zig.
ger ban pao aoGoing Sp9ebus. 5or.
b%aobentIia bill ban igen faa i'm
5grligbeo.
0%eSbrGnbt @aarb. Den 10. San.
neobrpnote s. g. Sereniens @ooro
paa Sromleo Marf 8eit for aor.
bus.
of 9ei9tnin9en inoebr9note 2
Seite, 10 aeer, Spin, 5aar og
8ierfre. Oct lnffeoes fun at re0oe
to aser, iom baooe reoet Jig les
oa itprteoe no / @aaroen. alt Sno-
DO, alt 2sssre bren0te, lieeleoes
Moifiner oq &e0ifaber.
S iioIte gieblif Iptfeoes set at
re0oe TO 9ern no Of ct 8inoue.
Sl6en er %ionOipnligois paniat.
lt%nsoommems Bel. Oo Baitor
9isien, N9sbp, bar snifet at fra.
tre6e Iom 5ormano for Sorenin.
gen rl1n9oommens BEL, bar ge.
itprelien poa ct efstraoroin9rt 9e.
itpreliesmeoe | Ooenie oen 5. os.
nolgt Boitor 8iering, esbierg, til
8ormuno. @enernliefreter / g. 81
Il. M.s Seaes6eitprelie, Boit.
8reoerifien, @arbus, er fremoeleg
8iceformano.
abinbers @als6arbeS til Sfofe-
commissioner. s anleoning al en-
til 4ultusminiiteriet rettet Sore
ipsrgiel ON aninoers galgbarbeo |
til Sfolefommisiionerne 6nr Wini-
%Iteriet tilifreoet peofommenoe Sfo-
leoireftion, at apinoerne fun fan
anieS for nnlgbare til Sfolefommis-
iionerne, mar be enten er Meol.m-
mer al De fommtnale Rooo eler
er gnfer meO Observation-Disclosures
9srn.
Sfal aolbins nopibcs? Sect
So9nerooo oiloe III. n4olo. 5olfeb. "
Monoag oen "a. Sanuar laoe fore.
taee en- @fitemrine blan6t Sob
mon6 Seniens eienoom for at er.
fare, boorpibt Der er Stemning for
en- enentuel SnolemmeIie UNDER Sol
bling.
SuAhruS rnlsruhn uehnnu lnr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

@n~lObrDllnp. Sne0fer Sergen
0ielien og SitItru, 3srring Sta.
ton, If. gonge, fln6e Den t3. 0s.
fejre oeres @ulobrDllup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

2aurpig til @reoifabet 2an9elonO.
og Segermeiter s. 8. Sfop Of 81.
brino, b~enbolospis iom greiioent
og gicepreiioent, meo IF. Wogen.
len af Ooenie Tom Sefret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Sc iamOirfen0e 0anIfe NanObos
iurenineer. 9r9iioiet for 6orenin'
eerne, Iom / 1909 inOebap0cS al
Sorpogter Otto Seffoine og 9ircf-
ter Ole Oleien meo q. g. SEMEN
Iom Sefreter, er fra 1. Sonuar
opertaeet at 2ensgrepe gblefelot'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

st Misiionsbns in6oieoes forle.
Den / 6rgitrlp oe0 6ierritsleu. ga
itor Sinltemam foretog Snooielien.
Derefter tolte Ste0et BreIt / Wis-
iionsbuiet. @ooroeier ~Goelsgaar0
fra 8ierget ilutteoe meo ct opbpg.
geli9t Orb.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

NEW OLIVER TYPEWRITER. VISIBLE,
cost at factory 500. You can buy one for
S9O Apply Room II. 244h SOUTH BROAD
WAY 1O-s-15t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
TO LET-ROOms, Furnished
Hotel Seville

7s2-7sa S. FLOWER sT.
One OF the finest family hotels In the city
Newly furnished throughout; steam heat
hot ana cold water; electric lights; European
plan. Only a short walk from broadway.
Phones Main s51s; F6b8s. t-l-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

FOR RENT-cHEAP TO RIGHT PARTY,
Groom residence, near Vermont and Santa
Monica aves.. suitable for large grown up
family. u. C. BOWER. attorney, 712
Union Trust bldg. lO-lS-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
'To 1 = Flats. Furnished

WANT 10 RENT YOUR ROOMS, HOUSES
offices. aats or epartments3 Use HERALD
ganf columns. i0-8-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
TO Lighthouses, Furnished
To LET-ItOuses. unfurnished

THE BIG GREEN PADDED VANS FOR
moving. They know how" Fireproof
storage for household goods. L. A.
WAREHOUSE CO. SAVES WORRY. S1s
Commercial st. Main s06. As727.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

FOR sALE-5-ROOM CALF. HOUSE ON
9TH ST; large lot, garden: furnished $780,
6-room bungalow on Denver ave-. lawn.
flowers, large lot; bargain; S2200.
HOBSON REALTY Co,
Corner 47th and Moneta.
South 6476. 10-14-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
I AIDES, TAILoRs-
SANITARIUMs-

THE WOMsAN'S HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital In the city
FOR confinement casea Terms 70 suit. i249
South Flower. BA1SA S-1S-f
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
FOR sALE-Houses
------s-a----4-----------
FOR SALE
High-Class Bungalows
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
BALANCE LIKE RENT

BALANCE LIKE RENT
Handsome 8 and room, strictly modern,
new bungalow; large lot that commands an
uninterrupted view OF the surrounding hills
and mountain; cement porch and steps.
iarge veranda waxed oak and maple floors
throughout: woodwork in Flemish oak finish;
dainty living room, with bullt-ln seats and
bookcases. handsome brick mantel and
lighting fixtures equal in elegance and de-
sign to those found IN $4,000 residences; built
In buffet feet wide; leather paneling In
living room and dining room; an ideal
French kitchen, equipped with oupboards.
flour bins and drawers; screen porch and
laundry tray; BATH with layatory and con-
veniently bullt-in dressing case; bedrooms
also have bult-in dressers. large beveled
plate glass mirror; latest sanitary plumbing;
hardwood In bedrooms. bath and kitchen
white enamel; in fact, every one Of its
rooms has new and interesting features,
and the living rooms are so cozily arranged;
gas, electric lights. lawn and shade trees
also in. These housej have been carefully
built by day labor and are delightful homes.
You win agree with me If you see them.
Ees
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
RATHS

iIqI 8 SPRING, SUITE s-CHIROPoDY.
electricity massage. vapor and shower baths.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

WANT TO RENT YOUR ROOMS. HOUSES,
OFFICES, hats or apartmentH7 Use HERALD
want columns. lO-s-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15

MASSAGE, BATHS, CHIRoPoDY. EXPERT
assistants JEAN LUNN. $40 s. Bway 2-11-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
The ST. Regis

FOR RENT-ROoMs AND BOARD; ALL
modern convenienees; home cooking; reason
able rates. Phone Broadway 1894. l22l w:
EIGHTH lO-l4-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
OWNER

615 N New Hampshire
Heliotrope drive to Clinton ave-; go
east two blocks.
10-15-2t
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nor sALE-POuItry, Birds, DOGS

For sALE-BLUH ANGoRA KITTENS;
Robin Adair stock; males $40 to Sl2.5O;
females SIS to 1850. PHONE MAIN s5l
or FsBss 10-10-1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-14
TO HAVE STRONG TEAM
Gaithersburg Expects to Cut a
Figure the Coming Season.

The Gaithersburg Athletic Club base
ball team, under the management Of DIR.
Bates Etchison and Forrest II. Thomp-
son, will represent this town on the dia-
mond this season, and the strongest
team that ever represented Gaithersburg
will be put in the field. several of the
star players OF the District and county
having been signed. A few Of last years
men have been retained. but new blood
will be injected, and with Diamond, who
will undoubtedly be Princeton's main
stay in the box this year; Bell and
Thompson for pitching staff. and Lodge,
the Richmond College catcher. considered
the best in the county behind the bat,
there is a nucleus for a first-class team.
Base ball has had two most successful
seasons here in 1907 and 1908. the first
year the team being directed by Mr.. Fred
C. Ward. under whose guidance a BAN
Of the games played with the best teams
in the state, including Winchester and
Mount Airy. Mr.. c. l.. Marshall was in
charge of the team during the first of
ming all but three games. being defeated
by Rockville and Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. c. II. Kunz directed the team the
latter part Of the 1903 season. and the
patrons OF the sport were furnished with
good ball for the remainder of the year.
The diamond is Enclosed and is the best
in the county.
Teams who visit Gather sburg have al
ways been accorded the best of treatment
In the past. and the present manage
ment will endeavor to uphold the stand
ard In this respect.
Those who desire to arrange games
with Gaithersburg address F. H. Thomp-
son, Gaithersburg, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-14

the ex-Bue and Gray leaders, and 1T is
believed by his many friends that he will
make q great name for himself before he
finishes his four years at the Hilltop
school.
O'Conor and Wymard can also be count
ed on to deliver their share of the goods.
Both of these were held in reserve last
season, but from the present outlook they
will have plenty to do this year. flan-
merry. an old Mount St. Mary's boy, also
stands a chance Of capturing place. al
though 1t is more likely that he will be
kept out Of actual battles until he further
develops.
Byrd, who at present is under fire from
the A. A. t., is sure to wear a Blue and
Gray uniform the coming spring. His
pitching abilities are certainly enough TO
gain him a regular position on the nine,
while he has so far presented enough evil
dence to the Georgetown athletic authori-
ties to settle all doubts concerning his
standing at the institution His presence
among the twillers will give the Hill
toppers three strong men, while the otner
three mentioned may be expected to snow
up well when called upon.
Although Menefee, the ex-Centralite at
first seemed to have a clear field for the
backstop position. there has OF late devei-
oped much rivalry for the Place ana J.
would not be at all surprising to see the
local aspirant hard pressed for the honor.
Waldron, the old Greenburg High player
has shown that he knows how to hand!e
himself well, while Feenan. last year
SUBJ is doing excellent work. Barricelio
and Tom Smith are two others with ampl-
tions to make good, so that there IS sure
TO be plenty of material on hand from
which to pick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-14
Veteran Fans Gasp.

1t took just four more pitched balls TO
retire the side without score and to
crush the hopes of the Tigers not only
for that contest, but for the series as
well.
With men on first and second Cobb
laid down what looked like a perfect bunt
close to the third-base line. 1t did not
appear possible to catch O'Leary at third
OF Cobb at first. Brown, however, Sprans
for the ball. made a clean pickup. whirl-
ed around and hurled the ball into the
hands of Steinfeldt. who had one foot on
the third-base bag, and was stretched
out as far as possible toward Brown, in
order to save q fraction of second ON
the play. Steinfeldt landed the ball as
O'Leary's feet were hitting the dirt al
most at the base bag. The latter was de-
clared out by a very close margin.
Wonderful as this play was, and no de-
scription could give full credit to 1t, more
startling things were to happen.
The next man at bat was Rossman,
who had been hitting hard during the
series.
On the first pitched ball to Rossman
King whipped the ball to Tinker and
Crawford was caught off the second base
bag by several feet. Two more pitched
balls and Rossman was struck out, four
pitched balls thus shattering Detroit's
hopes In a most amazing manner.
Mordecai Brown may not get all that
he asks from the Chicago Cubs. but he Is
worth all that he can get and then some.
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CANDIDATES LOOK GOOD.
Georgetown Will Be Strong in
Pitchers and Catchers.

The three days of indoor work on the
part of the battery candidates of the
Georgetown University base ball team
has shown that the Blue and Gray will
have little to fear this year about the
strength of it's pitchers and catchers. AL
though not much could be gained as to
the actual condition of those men out.
yet the presence of many was enough to
insure them making good. as they have
made great records for themselves in the
past.
Balzer will be the veteran of the pitch
ing staff this year, and with the expe-
rience he gained last spring and summer
he should be able to easily fall into the
big responsibility which he will have
However. in Dolly" Gray, the old Tech
tWirler. Georgetown has a man that will
make a fitting successor to Cantwell in
every way. Gray is a big, rangy fellow
with motion that very much resembles
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a straight mile and is to be run March
10. BY the declaration of Dean Swift IT
leaves Valens the top weight, under IN
pounds.
The American horses that are still eli
gible are H. p Whitney's Delirium, III;
Perseus, ia. and August Belmonts Nor
man III, ia pounds. No American horses
went to the post last year. and three
lightweigths filled the positions, when
Duke of Sparta, under 95 pounds, won'
with Arranmore, 104, second. and Long
croft, SO pounds, third.
Though Sir Martin has been declared
from the Lincolnshire it does not mean
caps, for he is still an eligible for the
City and Suburban and the Jubilee at
kempton Park, both Of which are at
mile and a quarter. He Is the only
American in the City and Suburban, and
is handicaped at 12o pounds.
Joers Dean Swift, who was equal top
weight with Llangwm, under 1875 ne nav
ing been declared. Llangwm is still an
eligible. and Sir Martin is second On the
list. with 121 as his impost.
August Belmonts Fair Play. now IN
the stud at Nursery, was a starter IN the
Jubilee last year. under 12O pounds, AND
he finished fourth to Hacker, 1oo; Dean
Swift, 122, and Succour. H..
Mr.. Whitney has declared Delirlum,
III. and PerseuS, III, from the batInyahy
plate, and it leaves his representative
the three-year-olds Top o the Morning.
1O3 and Oversight, 95. In this race AN
gust Belmont's Boudoir is we'll in with
S6 as her burden. 1t was in the Bat
thyany plate last year that Mr.. Whit
neys Seacliff, carrying 1O1 pounds, nm
ished second.
For the Newark plate. at Nottingham.
August Belmont's Norman III. handicap.
ped at 100 pounds, is the top weight. 1t
is straight mile, and Delirium, who
was handicapped at 135. has been de-
clared by Mr.. Whitney. Last year no
American horses started in the race.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT.
King Will Be Reinstated and Short
Schedule Adopted.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. February IL
That Catcher Killing of the Chicago Ma
tionals will be reinstated and that the
short schedule of games will be adopted
at the annual spring meeting of the
league in New York was the prediction of
President Garry Hermann of the Cincin-
natl club before he left for the east last
night Hermann said he did not see why
the former Cub catcher should not be de-
clared eligible, and as for the schedule,
he did not believe there would be more
than one or two in favor of the long
series
1--WE will play 1874 games next season and
will Tuesday issue the statement in New
York to this effect. At last there seems
to be peace in the league, and it will re-
main peaceable. so far as | am personally
concerned for the rest of the year.
There is no rea son that l can think
of now why Catcher King cannot be re-
instated Of course this matter will
have to be settled when the national COM
mission meets"
On top of Herrmann's statement came
the report that King has sent to the ma
tional commission statement to the eff
feet that if they do not allow him to play
ball for four years he will bring action in
the civil courts for $4,000 against the
members of the commission.