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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02
Setitenbe NarsmsOe
af Den Oanite ep.-lutb. for. STRIFE
G5ortiat.)
8ouiot)
SpnOas 6OrmiOOas.

~ -
10, 57-5S: gNen @uO ite 8af,
JON gioer os Seiren" oip.
san oiIOe f~remboloe fire 8anfer
i 5orbIn0eIie me0 oct @uosor0. /.
Seirstaufen, Seir oper 0en itoite
5ienOe, 0erfor 5affen. gi bar9rimo
til at opienoe ct n@lto lie 8otl" og.
Tor 0e Z unge 0tenneifer, Der frem.
~itilier fig iblonot os til Oet bellige
gmbe0e. ,. gro0erterIigbe0stan.
fen. Ser er gfogt, en- 2iosmagt
/ Observation-Disclosures. Zen 9epi0it-
be0: boer Dag oeler grgorene mine
aoarI inoe6oIOer en- Strait, JON fun
fan Of os ioritaar; oct er iom iaBt
en- 9iosnogt. 8. gn 5ormnnings-
tanfe, en- treoo66eIt: r9Iiper faite,
ubeoPgelige, aItiO frugtbare. Safe
! Sroen paa Seius 9riftts, life
blot iom 9erer, 3sniier, 8eIgsrer,
8eiormntor, mel iom 5retier,
faite ! 9efenoeIien, faite ! 4abenba-
ringen. = allbe09geli9e" / 8er.
lig6eoen til eOers 9ios SUB % til
eoer ielo = e0ers egen SieI er
oen ferite, S ifoI ppre Sieleigrgere
for, - aprIigbeo til 9rsorene %
@ro6erferIigbeoen agrligbe0 til
ale. 8ige eIer fruat6are BET
er en- em 6ormaning, Der beitauOig
oil min0e e0er ON, booroou 5 ger
e6ers Berning. 1. 9elgnningsta tan.
lien. nSffe iorg9oes". Arbeioet i
6erren og for 6erren ifai life blipe
Iforgppes, oct er en 3onfe, man
fan foI0e 9eIenning. 8lo aleue
9gren. Men Den Soufe, al 9r6ei-
oct life ifal opre forgRues, Der
bringer @l96e, % p@lpoen i ser.
rem ffaI oPre Dor StDrfe~. 9i oil
6u oPre meo at ipreoe @ellugt /
geroen.
Qoa Or0inntionstalen nulste iel.
be 0r6inotionen eller aui1Oioaterues
9ieIie til 9ere- o9 9re0ifeembeoet
/ Dor lutberife STRIFE.
iSoriamlinaen lana. Of, la0er
,,eoer min6e" CIR. 1866, bporpaa
0roinanoerne 9oer for iiB
aflagoe 9rpitelsitet ON 3roffab
moo SUBS 0ro % gefenOele en- o8
3roifab ! 6ieneiten.
@nonu Salmen: q, 6erre, Sin
er aanoen" 1888, geliignelien ira
aIteret os i(uttelig: g9tmeH, Tiger
nj tiliammen".
8i bar reiereret no9et u0ferligt
Ira neutrality-suspicious. af6en.
jpn ierlis til be mango iom oIOrig
bar boft anleOnine og rimeIigois
ulorig ioar 2eiiig6eO til at oOer.
b9re en- iooOnn @uostieneite. Be.
item al Ssnoagsmeoerne maa pi
me00ele Iiot fortere ON.
Bimesieg tie II
ofoee life ira oct ieOpnnIige. 8ait.
g. u. 2ourien prpOifeoe ooer Do.
gems @pnngeIium, 2. 3~efitr9ffe,
2rf. 10, IL til gr6en, ON ben
fortn6te Sgn. SooeOtanferne Of ben.
ne greoffeu itol ri meoOele.
Def er go0t, nnnr Oi itnI iorfpn.
be CUBS Or0, at oct life err for at
bebnee Menneifer, men me6 Reen.
~ifabs0neen for Die.
Wenneifer fol omoen6es, ON De
ifnl funne boabe poa Grelie, ogiaa
De, Der er bienme.
&erren tager, | bono Der fortGl-
les, Sigte pao fIere 2ipsformer. S
be TO foregoaenoe 2igneIier frem.
boloes iprlig Subs iegenoe Seer.
ligbeo. Der er Sioer | ct Nenneifes
2ip, 6n SUB isger BET. Men ineen
ilao iig til $40 me6 ben 9anfe:
ban finder mig nofi San ffaI nof
gre 6eti 9erfor oenne treble Gig.
neIie, iom fortRller ON ct Wenne.
ffe, Der ibger bien.
Serren Dir iiffert gbre Tin Ger.
ming, oe ban oil esre ben gennem
'Mennefter. Nen Wenneitet, iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02

igges, ma bIioe meOoirfen0e eIer
/ 5oert 6aIo 9sre op me0 at gore
Naooitono.
5 oct ioreIigaeuoe OrO er Der
noget rife blot for cen eaer cen
9lasie men for ale. 9faa set blipe
flart for DIG, buor on itaar = Ell.
ten oerlOe i Oct %iremme0e, eaer
on Iigger / 5aoerens 5apn, 9oiler
oeo bans grpit, eIer on itaar %
fnurrer u6en for Dsren 6er6iem-
me.
6pao par Der / geien me0 Den
Dngre Sgn %oer9iemme? San 6apoe
oct 10 goOt. San pioite, at en- Del
al Goblet par bans. SoaO BAR ser
iaa i geien2 So, ban oiIoe life
bare unoer 6ormpnoer. Get par oct,
Der par / 8eien. D@io mig Den Del
Of Goblet, Der tiltommer mig, il.
ger ban, og iou mener ban, at ban
NOT ieIo itaI itpre oct. san foor
lin giIlie.
Del er oct, Ger er / geien meo
ioo mango Renneifer = De oil
itpre Oeres egen aurs. Soa gioer
@uO os Dor Billie, for at ben enfeIte
ifnI ie, buor ScIuroaoigbeO fsrer
ben.
2oo % e, boor oct bar ben meo
Den ulige 1fnn6, eiter at ban tit lit
eget at itpre meo. San iDnes life
at bile bort / 6eritningen, blot
oqre ieloitpren0e. Men Der fan life
bore to til at itpre / eel 90 inmme
6us. Soo too Der BAN TO 9eie
oobne = reiignere paa SeloitpreI.
len % blioe 6iemme, eaer reiie bort
ira Siemmet. San uoIete Den IIOite
og reiite bort ira 5iemmet.
81 peo life til boilfet 9an0. Stun
par oct ct 9an0 Iangt 6orte, boor
ban foreote lit Coos / Ell oper0oo.
6igt 9epnet. San iatte life G9ring
efter N9rine. Soaoan 9aar oct
me0 manae / oan0elia Senieen0e,
0et enc ipttes til eiter oct an0et,
maaife altergang fsrit. iaa 9sn,
Gu0s CRIBS 2psning, airfegaug.
gilt 6er5iemmeira igttes ooeritpr.
Gn Sag opOoges oct, al aft er
tobt. SeIoitpret Ieote til 5oait.
Zen unge 0IanO bar lntet tiIboge
at pare 8erre ooer.
Ren Ban par fife enOnu iproig
til at goa 5iem. San holot Jig til
Ell Berger / 2on6et. 1enne ienote
BAN poo i'm ager at oogte Spin.
san enote gam. DiGpeIen ien.
Der oe orme @euneifer, Der oil oere
ie%Ipitprenoe. 0u bar Dan life en-.
gang noget at oiplOe" ZIG meo, life
taIe ON NptteIie.
Den eo6e, 6proe bar sgt ben mn.
&c 0nn6 6eIe 5i6en. Jh eonr
ban / fig ieIp. Ranee Menneifer
er fommen BERTH, OF De gerue oiI
biem, men De ganr life. 0enne
fom 6ertiI, at ban piIoe biem, So.
6erbuiet itoor Tor 6om. San toger
bele Stploen for lin eIenoige StiI.
ling paa ia ieIo. San former lin
9efenoelie: g6a0er, ieg bar iDn0et"
0. !. b, og ioo beginer ban iig pao
@ei. Man9e bIiper ion GLADE
ooer oeres 90 Ilutnin9, at De life
Itoor op og gaar. san eff. Og
Dan fit 5ooerbuiet; Der bleo life
taft on g0agleier4. 4l6rig er no.
gen gaoet biem og befen6t lin S1no
foraebes, ban bar iaaet 5nOertps.
Jet. Reu fritaget Tor at befen0e
bIeo semren life. 0u fol iige,
5Oem Oh er.
San oerbiemme - ban oiloe life
fences oeo i'm gro6er, fife belIer
IDOe fin 5aOer og gno mo. San
bar biemme, og BAN eie6e oct belle,
men ban bnoOe life eiort grng Of
oct. 2oo oae ieIoeoOe Menneifer
minoes BAN.
Sci itaar ale iammen pan Ell Of De
poopeeeoe Stan0pufter. 9eriom
61i itoor u6enfor oe frurrer, ina gon
mo, os 6nOeren itol tage oginn imo6
81. s.. til Snro nfTu&1. o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02

isrite SiO; mango S%fuifelier bar
De BAIT; men eiter bpert 9~aeOerIoa
pdr De meo til at to0e Den gooe
Stamp op paonp.
5 Sommeren 1887 par ieg aniat
/ Onlu6a i Wisiionens 3ieneite;
ie9 bao0e 0o nit Stem 6os 8il.
liam Geteriens belle Somneren. Do
paa iamme gis bar anore mot
go0t al Oeres @eitfri6e6.
Gof, 5 t~roiaite gennerl ior boao
5 bar ofret og orbei0et. ]au erggiI-
liam Peterien reiit biem til 9erren;
mootte ri me0es Der I @uOs beifit.
fe0e 8ime!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02

Der omiotter life blot 9anife eaer
4%merifanere, men ale 5olteilagene.
Ser er alto nof, JON oil bIioe
biemme, Der iogoe 9erren:
@aar no. Bat. Sonien benoiite I'M.
Der lit 6oreorae til ct itort Nis.
iionsfort, Der oar opbPngt poo q.
Den al airfen. gor Misiion / Sa-
ran ifenfeOe Gan iprlig 0pmrrf.
iou6eo.
Otter en- engelif aoriong taItc
@nitor 9. g. 06riitionieu poa CAN'T
ON p9eroen Tor ariitus". san
6enoiite til Rooet J. 0}asiao5uiets
1886, bpor 8eroens. DO .6or.
bunoet itifteoes % iatte nppnte
Orb pna tit grogrom Oct er
life ct mt 0praob men BET gomIe:
Soar no / al 9erOen og ger ale
6oIfeilagene til mine DiicipIe. /"
San Iagoe iarIig 8Hat pao. at set
giaIot ON SO istonsiin6, 6ois
oi ifltl0e fllnne 6rioe Misiion - oct
iamme Sino, iom oar / 6reIieren,
Der onfeOes oper Solicit. San ben.
bite o9ioa ierIig til Roies, gsro,
Seremias, @oltIiis % flere @is.
iionnrer iom @fsempIer pna RG10
me0 set rette Wisiionsiin6.
Otter NOT en- aorinig toIte 8ait.
$. g. 9onoo pao @ngelif ooer bette
0ro of Dor Serre Sefus: aSI0 er
ieg fOmmen at faite poa Soroen".
9oorfor tom Seiiis til Soroen2 Oct
bar fife for at 60eIpg8e % for0Gr.
be. Zen SI6 ban piI0e fate ITO,
BAR life en- soelP9genoe SI6. 9i
tager n9ppe fell, naor oi Tiger, at
oct BAR SeaignonOens SID, ben bel.
liqe aerIigbe0s % 3iofprbeos SO
for SDnOeres 6reIie, fan par fonl.
men at fate poo 3or0en. gio Den
brGn0te itarfere j oo Dos os.
9ltter en- aoriang, og Nisi. Sens
3iren talte ON Offerpiaisbeo: 9a0
Dem, Der life feuoer til Ofieret paa
@olgatba, toIe on Sfierpiaiebeo;
men lao os, iom fenoer BERTH, tie
title ON offer. 9pn0 er Oct, ri
faIOer Ofier2 Blot bet BOG life
mao en0e i Snaf. Oct er life 81.
fer. fer oi giper, ioa oct iuier.
Ter gabes M anIeouing til at
ORE. 6olf fom frem % Iogoe
Oeres giisiionsgaper poo ct goro,
Der par fremiot / ben 9eniigt. Oiret
belsb iig til $205.21. DIN 5ormi0.
6agen par Der oiret $211.86, ioo
Sgnongsofret beleb 70 I'll S1lf.Ul
- en- ret anielig Gum, i9rIig nnar
Oct tages meo / getrngtning, at Der
bar ppret - ON life Risp9fit iaa
BOG iporiom apIing De iioite to
4or.
Neo oct iamme ifnl pi income. al
ifeIge pnoIioeIige Re66eIeIier ira
9effenet beipiites Der 1140 Menne.
fer til @i0Oag ON Ssn0naen, og
oet par life ale, iom par Der, ioa
Der rimelignis bar pPret ODER 1900
Menneifer peo Nfeoerne Senoag.
st NeOe, iom ri life par / Stanb
til OF onernpre, oil ri BOG omtale.
Oct Dnr ioru0 meo0elt, at Here
@merifanere fra gpen piIoe tomme
no til Ms0et ON Senoagen, 90 Der.
for blep Der beitemt engeIit @u0s.
tieneite j Sfolens 6oriomlineSiol
iamtioig meO neutrality-suspicious..
item / airfen. Bait. u. z. 3ielien
prpOifeSe Der Ooer Gogens Gpan.
geliumL /. 1etitreffe: 8et ta6te
5aar og Den table 4ennins.
Sen6ag Bitten par Der after DIS.
Be noe / oct frie. gi maa 10 butte
poo, at bet par Den 9iO poo 9laret,
90 8agene er IGngit. og at 1n8ene
Der err en- COB Del Ian9ere emo Der
6os os (meaem IS. % 40. greo0e.
arao, mems hi Dor melem Al. %
~. greooeerao).
Otter 2tfiDnaelien al Zen bim.
melife 9ooiane", tnlte @isi gaIen,
en- norit @igionprin0e ira aino.
Sun opIeite Mottb. "a, IA: DOs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02


ie9 bao0e 0o nit Siem l6os 8iI.
liam Feteriens belle Sonmeren. %
Pan ianme gis bar ANDRE mot
goOt al Oeres @eitiri6e0.
Gaf, 5 t%roioite gennerl ior bOaO
5 oar ofret og orbei0et. )hu erg9iI-
liam 9eterien reiit biem til 9erren;
moatte ri me0es Der I @uOs beifit.
fe6e Sinel
II.
Zen anoen er Rarie Gbrt.
ten IN, iom ogiaa ~iornglig bar
luffet iine Zine / Qe0en / 0es 0oi.
mes, Soma. SUN er 10 pei ten6t
ibIanot os, ioet bun ! flere aor
6oI0t Sfole i Dor gfisiion meIIem
Snoinnerne peo Sablequa, 5itoion
Serritorium. Sea par meo oeO Ell
Uie0e, iom bort Samfun6s 6or-
mono, 0eii9one gr9it / Omoba,
boI0t for benoes ~llOienoeIie nGonte
9D, % ieg buffer, boor 9Ino 90
freiOio Morie Loo iis u6ienoe til
oenne @ernina. Seq buffer life,
boor mango Aar bun arbeioeoe |
Den @isiion; men ieg peo, at bun
bar Raitor Rielien % bans Sttitru
Ell goo 9ieIp 0erne6e.
Norie G6riitenien bar ~barnefsot
i Spo Dotota oo bsrte til oe life
faa lpffeIi9e unge 0fenneiter pno
Be e8ne, JON fOr en- Del aar iioen
tom til at eIife oeres 6reGier.
Si6en bIeo bun uO0annet blon6t
Nor0mpH0ene for aiudmisilonen;
men % bun onr f9r0ig, tliroe De
life u0ienOe 6erroe poa @runO Of
benOes ioogelige aonititution. 0n
bar oct ion, 6lin tog arbei0et OBJ !
Dor characterization.
SUN aioroe ienere SpgepIeie til
lin @ernine og posieoe 6oaOe fsrit
lin @oOer og ienere lin 6n0er poo
6eres SDge. o9 D6OsIeie. Sun par
ogiaa en- Gi6 / 0unmnrf. 9ai Dor
bun til fiOit Spgepleierite pao et
minOre SofpitoI / 9es Moines, %
bar GLAD i lin @erni0s.
Den yDeoen bar q boiti9t 9uo".
Zen Tom til gforie gernem ct inner.
teiuIot SDeeleie; men I'M bsrer bun
/ Del tor ri bodbe ior Seiu StpIo
= til De lpfteIige, ON boiIte ui
ipnger:
De Stri0en bar itriot,
% OGDEN bar liot,
@if inc til ben eoige &piIe,
5itemmer iao mot
9naeluin mt,
ut engIene ne % imiIe.
Zen treble er .Bamle 9un0",
bporom y3oniferen" npIig 6or
braet 0eosbnoifob, at ban ct ben.
iooet i fin aloers So 9lor. Seq
moatte uobrDOe: aSaa bar M bette
gdmle fare SUBS Barn ogioa iooet
Sjemlonl~
3bomas 2un0 bar leoet ct lnnet
9io iommen meO i'm 6relier; bans
@le0e og Croft par Qaa6en / @uos
cams 9Ioo, og BANS NaaoI al par.
ore i ariiti giterfsl9elie. Sons
9ip par rigt pna Omittftelier %
9rDoninger, % ifllOe bans 6iitorie
ifrioes uoferIig, piIOe ben bIioe
gnnife omfattenoe. @en M er On.
ifiiteIien enOt; De oomle tr9tte 81.
ne er luffe0e.
Get er PHI 10 q IL Aar, it0en
ogumle 2iin6s" Suitru oeoe. 90
iioen 6n bnr ban nof 6obbeIt fslt
fig iom en- iremnteO og lloIenoin9
pon SorOen. Sun bar iaa uenoe.
ligt me9et for Dam, % Ser er oiit
fun fna ge9tefoIt, iom Oofser %
imeIter mere inOerliet iammen, emo
bette 9eetepor aiorOe.
De opIeOeoe meget iommen, og
mango GrGf iort9les fra gonIe
Scr. oe Mrs. 9un6s 9io. ct eGer
TO of 0isie ifaI ieg meO6ele.
Gngang beisete ct Bar unge tro.
en0e Menneifer Dem. Deb Qfife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-02

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application.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

Rural Mail Carrier c. w Bosnian of Urbana. ohio, says he will deliver his mail more promptly on his route now that he has a motorcycle.
 Fl Paso. Texas. motorcyclists have recently opened their new club rooms in that city
 Utica. N. r. motorcyclists have de- cided to hold their second annual banquet on March 21.
 Sheriff Langum rf Minneapolis Minn.. has petitioned the county com missioners for two motorcycle police men to patrol the district about Lake Minnetonka during the summer months.
 Another motorcycle honeymoon James Fillmore and Miss Anna Tub ridy of Syracuse. N. Y. recently made their wedding trip 70 Sayre, Pa, on q 
 Several powerful motorcycles will be given to the Hudson boulevard police according 10 the plans of the Boule- yard commission.
 Thirty-e eight miles in forty-seven minutes over country roads on q mo- torcycle. That's what Julius Eft man and Ellwood Hollinshead of Rock Falls. H.. claim for a Sunday after noon spin.
 The Terre Haute, Ind. Motorcycle club has already made plans for a 100-mile motorcycle race for next June.
 Louis F. Stroh has just completed a motorcycle trip from Decatur. H.. to Jacksonville. Fla. He says he made the best time the first 100 miles out of Atlanta Ga.
 he declares. "women are able to drive with more assurance. They are able to get a clear view of the road ahead when desiring to pass other vehicles, and they are also able to take turns in crowded city traffic with much greater safety. In case the top of the car is up. a woman can hardly determine whether any other vehicle is trying to pass her from the rear. if she is driv- ing on the riSht-hand side. but with the left-hand drive she at all times knows her road conditions. The in- stinct to reach for the control levers with the right hand is not lost, as the control levers are now in. the center. In case the woman is not driving. she has easy access to the front seat, and is always next to the curb, because of the convenience in the construction of q car with left-hand drive"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE ID BE STAGED JULY
 24 NEAR UTAH LINE

SALT LAKE CITY, March J.-Jim Flynn and Jack Johnson will meet in a twenty-rOund bout for the heavy weight championship of the world at or near Wendover, Utah. on July 24 This is the substance of an announce ment made by local persons who are financially interested in the venture with Promoter Jack Curley.
 The statement was made after the information was received here yes terday from Carson City, Nevada. that the legislature of that state did not take up before adjournment yes terday the proposed repeal of the Jaw permitting championship boxing matches in Nevada.
 The local business men interested in the promotion of the fight will hold meeting at the Hotel Utah to- morrow night. It is understood that the arena will be erected just across the Nevada line within few rods from the Wendover, Utah. depot. Jack" Curley. who is now in Chi cagO. will return to this city within the next ten days to arrange for the details connected with the fight
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
Automobiles and Motor Cycles

pared to that feeling which is gnawinG at my heart" says this intrepiI knight of the motor.
 Wilcox will drive in the 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speed way May 90 and although he is kept busy working at the National 40 fac tories, he is impatient to begin his speed battles Tt gets into your blood you cannot resist it." says Wilcox. Last year I thought when I male the worlds fastest stock straight away mile on the Atlantic beach. time 40.32 seconds. that at last my appetite for speed was satisfied. But no, feel that old longing. that love of the wind beat ing against your face and roaring in your ears. coming back with the ap- proach of spring.
 Wilcox has even defied the wintry clements and tried out one of the big blue Nationals on the Indianapolis Speedway during the winter months with snow foot deep on the track. 'I do not advise men Or boys to be race pilots." says Wilcox. Tt is not my vocation. IL is just one part of my work and study of motor car construc- tion "
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10

So far as America is concerned the poor thoroughbred soon will be turned out ot pasture for all time. Gradually but surely. its field of activities is be- ing lessened, until now only a few states will tolerate unrestricted rac- ing. Virginia and South Carolina. which have had racing since New York closed its tracks, are now mak- ing ready to tie a can to the gamblers.
 Anti-betting laws are being pushed 10 passage, with every prospect of success. When these states apply the lid there will remain only Kentucky and a couple of western states like Utah and Montana, and the two lat ter may any moment adopt, adverse betting legislation. Kentucky oper- ates under the Paris mutual system, which seems less objectionable than the notorious booking plan.
 When horse racing gives it's last kick in America some historian can pen an epitaph on its tombstone which will read after this fashioin: "A noble sport met it's deGth at the hands of an interruptions bookmaker.' $ The bookmaker actually killed great sport He became such a blight such
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
BAT PO|SE OF
 BIG SLUGGERS
Real Swatters Listless at
 Plate Until Psychological Second; Then It's a Quick
 Makeup and Bing!

Did you ever lamp, notice or Ob- serve the lack of rigidity-of set poise-among the great hitters of the day?
 But few among those who have crossed the polite portals of 900 or .350 will ever be seen in any con- the slabman to rush the next one within reach. Cobb and Wagner. all though keen-eyed and alert. are ap- parently listless and careless at the plate, with d frequent shifting of the bat from one grip to another: with a constant shifting of feet that would seem to work against the right boise for a clean. free swing.
 Lajoie works along the same lines The big Frenchman carelessly swings the war club with his left hand. to grip and tighten with his right only after the slabman was completing his windup.
 Joe Jackson. the Cleveland mauler. is probably the most lax of the lot
 in his batting form. Long and gaunt. built as if ready to fall apart. Shoe less Joe looks to be anything but an alert, concentrated actor at the platter. with his bludgeon swung loosely and aimlessly below the waist line. But when the correct moment comes the coil tightens. the springs flip back into place and Jackson at the second of his swing is the gen teel acme of Iitheness and poise.
 The same shift is true of Cobb, LajOie and Wagner. As careless and as loose as they may look before the ball is delivered. every muscle tight ems and leaps into place as the brain flashes the signal through the nerve channels to the erstwhile limpid beds of muscle and sineW.
 And yet many coaches. handling insist upon having the bat across the shoulder raised and ready, with the feet planted at certain distance apart. This form is supposed to have the batter fixed and set for the swing, but there is bound to come d curtailment of freedom which permits the batsman to shift quickly to meet unexpected conditions.
 The citizen at bat may be set for an inshOot. and if an inshoot comes he is liable to peel the cover off But if the expected inshoot develops suddenly into a fast curve over the outside corner. the chance to shift and get set for this new condition is about Az per cent.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
The End Is Near for Sport of
 Kings---Horse Racing Doomed

an internal pest. that the public ap- piled the ax at the root of the tree in order to destroy the parasite. Thanks to the bookmaker he corrupt ed racing and it was unfortunate that the divers racing associations could not forsee what was taking place. Could the promoters or the sport have kept the gambling end far in the background racing might now be flourishing.
 After racing began to pay diVi- dends 1t fell in to the hands of crooked gamblers, and racetracks sprang up like mushrooms all over the land. In the larger cities there was continuous racing if the climatic conditions permitted. and sometimes a couple of tracks ran at the same time. In California the tracks ran altogether too long every year. and. besides, crooked races were of com mon occurrence. It was natural that this state of "IaWlessness" would dis gust the people. who eventually rose up with the ballot and did the right thing. Some time America may be able to have racing without the gam bling incubus having stransle hold.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10
MODERN HUNTING.

Almost every hunter dreads the long, weary iaunt home after a days hunt but to the sportsman who rides motorcycle the return merely adds pleasure to the days outing" This Is the way Edward Ryan of Pough- keepSic. x. Y, sums up motorcycling and hunting adding that he has used his motorcycles to great advantage this winter on his hunting trips.
 But the chief advantage of the motorcycle" he says. as in any other line of business. is that it takes him where he wants to go. quickly. cheap ly and more surely than any other vehicle. For the past three seasons I have used the motorcycle on my hunting trips which have taken me 10 the best grounds in the state. These places are not generally reach cd by railroad and I certainly got the game
 Mir. Page is not only a good hunter but he is an enthusiastic motorcyclist. During the past season he has a number of times returned from his days hunt with his motorcycle weighted" down with partridge, wood- cock, cottontail and jack rabbits Even a fox has been obtained on the hunt.
 During tho past season a basket was fastened on the back of the mo- torcycle and the hunting dog was carried on each trip. "I was sur prised with the ease and success Of this method of taking the dog" he adds. Even the dog liked the trip and the success of the hunt was greatly increased. for without a good deg hunting loses much of its charm"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10

ing without peer. He is the universal comparison of the highest ability. II is the greatest praise which can be given coming star to say that he is a second Ty Cobb. Cobb is the model the perfect stamp of the truly great ball payer.
 In making the statement that he is the greatest player who ever lived. one is sure to come in contact with the patriotism of the old-timers-those fervent lans who remember baseball in its early days. and still cling to the memories of Deiahauty. Rhadbourne, Pop Anson. and the rest. These fans will be slow to admit that Cobb, all though he may be peerless today, would ovcrshadoW the stars of those past decades. l have too much respect for these old-time players, and too
Arizona republican., 1912-03-10

much respect for the opinions of those who still revere their memory to argue 1he question. But when all allowance has been made for the changes in tho National game, and the different style of play, l am confident that Cobb would be almost universally considered unrivalled in past or present.
 l know it may seem like exaggerated praise from player of another club and league. l believe tha, the vast majority of players, critics and fans will agree that Cob is the wizard of the diamond. whose like the game has nev- CT seen. But whether they do agree or not. my own opinion is fixed. And that opinion. briefly stated, is that Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers is tn" greatest player baseball has ever known