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it was practically hopeless to
win it. Rhoadcs was one OF
those pitchers who depended
on his gray matter as much
as on his Drawn for success.
Consequently, no pitcher ever
worked the corners Of the plate
more than Dusty did. he
was an exceedingly hard man
to umpire behind; for he
never put the ball over the
heart of the plate. All his
strikes were just over the out
side or inside corner Of the
plate. On the day in question
Tim had refused 70 see things
lust as RhoadcS would have
liked. After Tim had passed
two batterS on eight pitched
balls. Rhoadcs walked up to
the plate in anything but a
congcnial mood. .
Say. Tim, are YOU aware OF
the fact that there are some
corners on that plate:
"Indccd ! am, Mr.:
Rhoadcs, replied Tim, and
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Tigers. The first ball delivered
was allowed to pass by, and
Tim promptly called a strike.
The next ball was in lust about
the same place, and Jones
again refused 10 offer at 1t.
Another strike, according to
Tim.
The Detroit first Sacker was
of the opinion that Tim had
erred in his judgment on both
of the balls. He believed them
entirely too high to come I'M
der the category of a strike.
He did not object 10 the first
one, as he figured that pos
Sibly Tim was right; but when
the second also went contrary
TO his way of seeing things
ne could not refrain from
making an objection:
Either you're blind OF !
am, was Jones rather mild
way Of expressing his disap-
proval OF Tins judgment.
We'll. Tom, I've been look
;,, ,,,, ,o,,r hating average
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allow me to impress on You nc TdIV I'M
they are there for a purpose. Get the bal
over, and III call II. =.
Il beg your pardon. said Dusty in his
most sarcastic tone: IL vas Just beginning
to believe you regarded them aS purely or
namcntal.
Rhoadcs hastcncd back TO the box without
hearing what Hurst had 70 say about having
seen better pitchers in the wilds Of WiScon-
sin.
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We'll. Tom, I've been look
ing up your batting average
for the las, few years. replied Inn, ana
I've come to the conclusion that you're the
one suffering from faulty cycslght.
The next ball was faStbrcakng curve
q foot or 80 on the outside. which would have
been ball had Jones let i go by. lie was
a little angry at this stage Of the game, now
ever. and took healthy swing at the ball.
missing II a foot. 49,
~Diin't | tell YOU that YOU were blind:
said Tim. as Jones left the plate mutterins
to himself.
DUDE WADDELL will never forget
N clash ne had with Tim one day Just
after ne had ioincd the ST. Louis club Nat.
urallv. Rubc was anxious to make good, and
when things began 10 break badly for him ne
tried 70 Law the blame on Tim. The doughty
little arbitrator refused TO take the blame
much 10 Rubcs embarrassment.
For six innings Waddcll got along SWIM
mnglv. and the St. Louis fans were singing
his praises.
~Waddcll is as good as ever, was the ver-
sion OF one fan.
Il can't see how COMFY Mack ever let him
Co., ventured another. -.
Isn't that curve ball OF his wonder"
chirpcd a third. =.
money to Hedges if he can keep up that
gait. commented fourth tan.
II seems that Rubc had been working his
head off. When the seventh inning arrived
he began to show the effects OF the strain.
After two were down the batter made
single. The next two men drew passes, al
though Rube seriously disagreed with lin
on a number of called balls. Things looked
mighty bad for Waddell, when, with the
bases full, the batter met fast one on the
nose. The fans were certain the game was
over. George Stone, in left field, made a
marvellous catch which saved the day. tenn
porarily however.
"What's the matter. Tim; Am | tooling
vou." yelled Rubc at Tim as he started tor
the bench. OF course Rubc referred TO the
two bases on balls. and desired to give the
crowd the impression that Tim. not himself,
was to blame for the Squally situation OF the
last inning. Naturally it made Tim sore TO
have Waddel 50 express himself. and he lost
no time in giving Rubc and the crowd his
version Of the affair.
you are paid to deceive the batters, and
not me. replied Tim, "and YOU It succeed
ing only fairly well at that | can't under
stand how you've fooled wise Jimmy Me
Alccr into letting YOU work seven innings.
can see your finish in the next session.
Sure enough, Rube got his in the following
inning. and Tim did not forget to tell him
about it as AIcAlecr hoiStcd the distress sig
nal that summoned Waddcll to the bench.
DCSTY RHOADES. the former Cleveland
u .,;.-l.r IL, -. .l,l,nhtnl IN ,,nl.innr L N
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MARTY MCINTYRE. who was
wi .nld hv the Detroit club U III

MARTY MCINTYRE who was -. recently gently
l~I sold By the Detroit club TO the Chica-
20 Americans. is the posscsSor 81 decidcdiy
choice line Of sarcasm. While oininy Con
molly and Mcintyre are the best Of trends
the latter likes nothing better than to put
some stunt over at Connolly expense.
During one Of the important series last
year between Detroit and Philadelphia. Con
molly was in charge Of the game. As every
thing was going against the Tigers, they
were . bit out Of sorts Three games OF the
series had been lost Realizing that the win
ming Of the fourth would make little or no
difference. Mcintyre, who was not playing
that day, decided to have little fun al
Connolly's expense.
II seems the evening previous newspaper
scribe had been talking in general way
about umpircs 10 some Of the Detroit play
crs. and they happened to express prefer
encc for one OF the officials. y news item to
that effect appeared in the papers the next
dav. When Mcintyre saw the notice i oc-
Cured 10 him that il would aid in playing a
Joke on Connolly. He cut out the item and
pasted it on telegram blank, and inclosed
it in a regular telegraph enyelop with Con-
nollv'S name on It.
About the sixth inning Mcintyre Saun-
tered out to the plate and handed the sup
posed telegram to Connolly. saying that he
understood it was very important and that
the messenger boy was waiting for an
answer. Connolly stopped the game and
tore open the envelop in haste. Imagine his
feelings when he gazcd on the notice. Nc
Intvre was back at the bench before Con-
molly had a chance to express himself The
Detroit players, knowing the contents OF the
telegram. fell all over themselves in laughter.
Tommy ignored the situation entirely. He
decided to await his chance. Peculiarly
enough. it came in the very next inning.
DOME Bush. the diminutiye shortStop Of
the Tigers. was at bat. Bush. when stand
ing erect. is a mighty hard man to pitch TO-.
When at the plate he assumes a crouch that
makes it all the harder for the pitchers to
get the ball over for him.
Connolly called a strike on Bush that the
little Shortstop did not exactly agree with.
He shook his head: but said nothing. Nc
Intyrc, who was coaching at first, took up
the burden, however, and Yelled
"That'S the boy. Donie. Don't hit at the
bad ones. Il was outside.
McIntyre's speech did not make hit
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Repgort, 90. 2lug. angstOm.:
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5err Soi. 9 hepe, Elm alt.s unb
dnaeiebenes Witelieo Der Subepobl
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miitb!id 5usins. Die 6erren 8.
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ite anfpraden.
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9enD BON einsm 3ug Der Big Jour
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biirsern gu seisen. baB bic Der. Sin
ger tets sauf benz Damn ftno, penI
es beiBt: Cor the Soncr anb Glor1 o
Cincinnati.
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asitern bic folgsHoen 8ausrIaubniBs
insins srDirtt: 5arrp Sbpdrg, orsis
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4penue uno Rsabins ROob. $500;
q. O. Wloorman, oret 3tpeiitodi9.
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eaDanausb StraBs gu ie $500 unh
brei aipeiit0diee WohnbGui.r an Der.
islben StroBs, bic is $1,000 tofeH
fpuen.
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men, fpenn niht gfIus ninmebr bon
ieiner Moffe Gebraud gemaht bate.
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Sl100 berauht. gdribdloi in niht
ittper perIsss. Der Sheriff befineet
iif mi. elmer Mannihaft auf Der Der.
fcfgung Der Rduber.
Der tobtlihe elettrif d {
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26idbrise 5bOmas aansoorpn fubr biz
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sine Gsihe.
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golu bus. g., 90. august
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BREEDER Iinblen bem u. 90. Reifsr fen
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Qe6ensuiaSe.

Die "a SABRE nlte glnna Cor bon
go. 1047 Central aptnue, bic stitern
gbenb tpesen unssbubrliHen 8eiras
oens psrbaftst iporDen mar. mn6te i'm
;srduenaefdneniB Der GENERALIZATION
.inen Nsrfuh. iih NIT 0utdflbers
!abletisn su persiften. Die Qtbenss
miibe tpurbe nod <bem ftdbtifnen Doll
pital aebraht unb bie Aer3tt btsen nur
oerinae 0offnung duf ibrt Gtnefung.
Die grnu. bic BON ibrtm Gntttn ses
|trennf lebt, bot 3iDei 0inber i'm Mlter
lpcn oGt unb fiinf Jobren. bic i6ninbs
|fiiHtig iinb unb fin i'm 3peigboipitnI
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In Niuolsa,
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9lus ben, 9spli3eigcriht.

Ter Dirtb Dilliam ShinDler BON
Der Grit.en unb 9ins Strdbe, Der be-
fAulbigt mar, Elm 5aadrblpiel IN ieis
nem aotal geoulost 5u haben, purps
freiaeipronen, oa CT nahpeifsn fonns
ts, bab Ct bon bem SpieL abiolut nifts
ipuste. Jiinf 1beilnebmer an Dem
Wiirfelipiel mubten je cine Gelbfru's
Don So uno Soften erIegen.
Der s5arbige Wiaidm Smitb. ber
acknowledgements einen an5ug auss
aeiiibrt bate, tpurbs 81 30 5agen 4rs
beitsbaus, 5000 unb ben Soften per'
urtbeiLf.
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QaHe.iran5hsn.

- Der JrausHpersin Der 3peite,
3eutihen presbntsriihen atrde on
Der 2ibertp Strabs untsrhalb Der gree.
man aosnus, bdlt feline monatlihs
GsrIammlunq am 5onnsrItag RAD
Eittos am 81. 4ueuit. Die Jrduen
Wambolt, .. Ystsrs. 3. Shulte,
Shao, Wuiftump uno Risosrbelnan
i,rpi.ren ben aaff.s. 2fas SlieSer uni
syr.unbe iino berslid einssIaoen.
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aen All beirotben geDohte, bebaupteI,
bob er feline gefammten griparniiis
in Der Qusftattung dnleets.
Der Stabtratb pon5unne>
nell bat feintRad DE.
5unnepell, aanios, 29. aug.
Der StaDtratb BON 5pnneipeQ bot
snolih @eleaen6eit gefuaosn, lid on
Der 8iirqermeifterin, Jrau gad Dilz
ION, Su RIDDEN, Die BON BEN 4uSenz
bid an in oem tie ibr amt iibernom=
men bat, nit ben Stabtodtsrn auF
Oem ariegsfuBs itanb nno feline @es
Ieoenleit poriiter geben lteb, I'm Tie gu
pemiitbiaen. Der Gtabtratb bot NAM
lih bic 3eit, in fpslder Die Steuern
fir Die ndditjdhrisen ftdotiIfsn ausz
aaben anaeIeBt peroen mifsn, per-
itrei6en laiIen, obne Die Steueraufloge
oemodt al baben. 5rau Bilion rpeib
! bafer nidat, Dobr Das 8elo fiir Die
geitrsitunq Der itGotif6en 4usSaber
! i'm cSabre 1912 tommen IoL. Sic
matt lid, obne 3peifel Sorgsn
oIoubt nber, bod bic AngsIegenheii
nod, ms Reine bringeu gu tOnnen. Si'
Iprnd, oapon, bic Staotrdtbe pegsr
DFlidipernadlGfTiguns geri6tli4 dui
bsm Qmt entfernsn lafsn gu poIen
Gle qlau6t audi, bas GsIb ourd
grhsbuna elmer Gopfiteuer aufbrIn9er
an tonnen; um pies mDgiid 3u ma
den. nus ober Der Staotratb elm
besiielite Sroinans pahirsH uno oiei
rpeigert sr iidl 81 tbun.
aoblenperenn nungen.
gittsbura po., %. auguli
Qm Wlittnoh Worgen iperoen msh
als 100000 gu. Gotlsn fluba6
irGrts oefhidt nerpen. Die tiir3llhe
RsosnoiifIe baben Elm sutss JuArtpai
fer i'm Ohio geihaffen.
Spfer ber9ollput9.
4tron, g., %. aug. - Der )
iabriae 5eitb DupibIon, So9n be
!R,p. !. 3. 8apibiOn. paftOrs os
Wooblano Metbobiiten epistopul aiI
, de. itorb bier 8ienitag on Der 5pl
putb. 0ds 9inb fpuroe Dor 10 5age
bon sinem tollen 6unb esbifsn. Bof
} renb pes oerfloEenen Wtonats puroe
: nitt peniger als % gerionsn DO
, toQuutbpsroG6tisen 5hisreH gsbins'
: Der tob tbringenoe elet
trii9e Guntsn.
4tron. g., 20. &ug. - Sof
: gartel, Elm 23idbris,r junger Ran'
& periu6ie 5ienitag in Der Wobuur
! Ieiner Gltern elm slettriitss 2iht al
: subre6eu. oIs sr burf Den Strpm q,
= Der StelI. setOotsi puroe. 5rt
n 56os. arans, feline S6peIter, mel:
i ibm gu 5iilfe tommen noate, srbi'
.iuen S6laa, Der iie nit grobsr y
malt a.ssn bic Mauer mari.
ueberfabren uno get o b ts
n glainssoilfs g., %. augu
J. Suab 3afTnsp, elm 81 Sabre al
i Wonn, Der an elmer 9oh5eit tbeili
III uomm.n unb seb5rig sttrunstu BAT
}; perlisB Montag absno NIT Der ert
ls rung, bab er allsin nad Saiffs get
.r tpoIe, be @eieafhaft isiner Jreun
b glm 9ienftag Morgsn purb. sr
r. qeite auf benz 0sIeiIe Der g. &
n gahn seiunben. Gin 3ug bate i
beibs gsine abgefabrsn.
Setbftnorooerfu h.
gpfboeton, g., %. gusuit.
N gsorge Msrcer, Elm So Sabre al
III GrunoefsenihumshGnoltr. bat
e Gisnitag in Der Wohnung feiHss y,
&c oers WariOn Mresr in biefiser St'
y sinen SelbitmorDpsriu9 gemdht.
% benz sr iih bic aeb!s ourhitnitt,
{, Diro aber Dahrideinllh NIT oem
N ben bapontommen. arantbeit bat
10 sa psm Ghritt sstriebeu.
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Ansldmbiidbe NadBri@ten

Ghnere unb leihte 81
aarren. Msripiiroiserneiie bat
man bisher nur I.br uHgennue Wors
itelIunsen barber s.hdtt, trelMe nm'
jtdnbe elmer 3isnrre leihtta cber fnfDes
rem gborofter perIsihen. GttrObnlih
sat man bic GtGrte su betn abfoluten
ssisstinee4aIi in ge,is1uno seis3s'
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u Ii d1 et no G 3.

@uuner: Dir batten iie bod elm
Sabr oufgebrumrt ou biit iduu
nieber frei?"
.Sa, i6 babe poh 5og unb QoAt
ieieHenl"
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m iBper Il a n b { n.

MeIterer RpElese: .Denn Sie ettpas
fhreiben, 70 mi1su Gle INNER ettpos
tpoIlen.S
Sunger Shriftiteler: .Dos thu iS
ia, abfr id tries nis stpas!"
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Qe(peraoo
UeiterM BON ben Eeteftiues
Yfns nno 6iftlein bins-
feit seihadt.

DER 8srbaftete tpiro felt % Sabren
BON ben italieniihsn 8sborbsn ses
fuht. Gr mubts erit niebsrges
ftpffen ipsrben. ebe er in Daft aes
Hommen iperben ionnts. Die ifm
bon pfIng beigebradts S9uBnunbe
III lebensgsfdhriih. Der 8erbof-
ists beiBt Iaus bsn 8eriatsn Der ita.
Iisnilten Rsgieruns ausulto5imis.
eolhi. Gr ioa in grootlnn 5lpe
sanoslsute uHlsebrnht babsn. :
5sine Satin bic SnfaFin silsi
psrrufsnsn 5auies.