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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
Sfanoinauiit f00.glars
SrcOsjubIlGnnl.

1uite anr. 1911, bliner oct 100
aar, ii0en oe TO itore enaelifetalen.
sc Rntioner isrte arig imoO binan.
ben, q i oen ~9lnleonin9 er DER Dan.
net aomiteer baaoe Der / 9an0et og
/ Storbritanicn, buis 0pgape Oct or
at fremfomme meo 9Ianer til Sci
ring al ct f0O.9tars. 6reosiubiIGum.
Ulen oaiaa De ifanoinauiife 5oIf
fan til noile g(or ie tilba8e pna 100
Mars 5reo. % ioa er en- norif Scr.
cniuq eder Selifab iremfommeu meo
Ionfen ON. at ogina De ire ifanoi-
n%opiife Self Der til 9onos, tillige.
meo Dem oerbiemme, ifal ieire 100.
alors re osiubilGrm
) ct 6irfuIGre, Der or tilienot os.
moerfeanet al oct norife Selifabs
5ormono. 8roi. @isIe 9otbne. %
bets SefretGr, 8eoafter @oI0emar
Niger. he0oer oct bl. a..
~0ette CT iaa alGoeIigt % / en-.
9ber Senieenoe rosnqroi9t. at Ell.
buer ariiten Of ifanoinaoiif Ser.
fomit nleo Bette maa isle fla boooe
glao % itoIt oerouer % bGOret ueo
at tiIbere en- ianoan Gace. Oct lore.
fommer os ocrior, at bi paa uogen
Roaoe buroe uOnpttc 6eite ~bunoreo.
oorige 3reos iubiIgum til at benleoe
andre Petitioners Spmprfiombeo paa
port Solf Tom &c hsitcioiliiereoe %
friitne Rationer. De or, % ionlti.
Dig iremme 5~reosia9en. iom / De tire
ifanoinopiite 2anoe bar iaa it9rft
6oofoite."
Oct benitiIIes iaa / bette i~oreIebiae
ltofait, at Der / en- baitenlt Woaneo
/ 1914 boloes 6reos- deit.@ uostiene.
tier / oIIc %ipenife, norite og oanife
Wenigbeoer Der / 2anoet. - at Der
oeo oisie bpttes grpiter, iao at iOcn.
ife grpiter prGoifer / oanite, ban.
ife / norite 90 norffe / ~ioenite Stir.
fer oip.. og at Der neo oisie Set.
guostieneiter optages Oifer. iom eoor
til OpiereIien al EN- ~ifanoinaniff
6reosbpening / minneapolis iom
ben melt ifonoinopiife $50 / gmeri.
ia. 9enne 8pgnin9 t9nfes 6a be.
npttet iom permanent aultur., Sn.
ouitri. eaer biitoriif Miiieilm NJ. M.
6orelsbig ifnl oi neies meo at
iiee, at 5onfen tiItaIer os iGroeIes
megef. Ger bill rimeligois blipe oaIgt
en- ifonoinnbiif S9aesfomite til at
asre nprmere llofoit til ct iooonnt
SnbiIplm og Sormoolet meo oct,
% oe bill Der bIioe anIeoning til
at uofole fig nGrmere oerom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
Gil Yraifer og Weuigbeoer
/ WsbraIfn areos.

apre Gennerl
Ssnoag ben 9. 5ebruar bIep ian
Risiionsbuiet / Omaha inopiet. On
ielpe Snopielien er Der not ANDRE,
Der ifriner; lao mig blot Der iortpae
liot ON. bnoron Soeerne itoar i
iinonciel Senieenoe.
gpeaegrtmoen, boor Suiet Iig.
ger. bar foitet $425; ben Gum bill
Wenigbeoen | Omaha ferec for bli.
Der betalt; mon fno life be i3 Me.
nigbeoer / 0ebrnffn areos funoe
betoIe, bboo Siliet foiter? So, bet
fan bi, life ianot, 8enner?
Sufet bor | aft foitet $3.50; bet
err foo biniet, iom bet funoe bpeses;
og efter Snefpnbigcs lloiaen er bet
bpeeet soot. Der fan rummes ca.
$50 Wenneifer | bet, og Der er ale.
reoe iomIet en- lille Slot gsrn til
SsnbngsffoIe; 90 ben, Der tager
8ernene peo Saamoen, toger ofte
5or6Iorene peo Siertet.
@f nppnte Gum. til at betole 8ii.
fet meb, err Der til Goto inofommen
fra IA Meniabcoer S475: iaa ON al.
L Meniqfpcer fcm mco ocrcs SfG,p,
piIoc oct 10 NOT 1nn. paa ben nnhen
Sioe er oct mnoife nof fna. at be
Tpni1bebcr, Der FAR poet, er Dem.
Der fan beoit. Toa terrier ieg NOT,
at ale Mtnigbeoer | Nebr. areos
bill bore meb.
Der er aItiaa | Dag en- @1lo pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

Wisiionsbnici al 1888. 2ao cs M
bnife, at bet err life Bella WeriebeoS
@qIo / omaha, men BET er Nebraffa
areos' @plo. % lao os iao, ON pi
life bar gipet Dor SfGro til oct Mis-
iionsbus, gipe Den %inareit mnligt,
% bar ri eiuet, ioo lao oS ie, ON
Der life fiinbe o9re @runO for os
til at eipe liOt mere. De 4en9e,
Der mongler. err 10 Iaont. % ct Soan
ifoI Der gibes Nenter al og Summen
ifaI betales ben Z. Rni.
gltiaa, genner. itoIer ieg poo. At
3 inoreIt muIigt bill ifiae cs al nleo
Den @oIo. Seno eoers @oper til
Goitor 9. 81. 2duIen, 22t9. 3ortb
26tb. Ctr. Smobo, Hebr. Der oil
ienere bIipe foitteret oa aiIogt Re9ri.
fob for @onerne / o0oniferen.
nMen @iiO ife Eaf ior lin nnoli.
oeIiae @abe." 2. aor. Q. 10.
Meo Greoqns SiIien / Seiu Raon,
ears Semen
Gre6siormano.
Gnifin. Rebr., 81. 5ebrnor 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

ct 2opforiIog er peotaget I 9u-
iet / pennipIpanias 2esislatur. i'll
bpilfet en- Carer ener 2Rrerinoe |
Qommuneifolen forplistes til at lR'
fe minoit 10 Beers Of Sfriften (bper
Norgen peo SfoIens aoabning for-
mobentlie) uoen aommentor. Den
Qnrer ener 2nrerinoe, Der npgter
at abre bette, pil faa i'm afifeo.
WIooet .1be 2ntb." bemrrfer +:
v&poo Eanfe man END narer oni en-
{oooon Cons Gortieneiie, iaa er Der
noqet ifpnt og iunot Deo geitemmel-
lens Gremfomit. Den Gslelie er !
HiIfoqenoe, at DanneIie og Heligion
b6rer jommen. gnbper Dannelie,
Der Iober bet aon6eIise os religis'
e element u0e at Detragtning, er
ro6ifoIt m~dueIenbe. og ielp golf,
ber brpber fig hun libt ON Rirten,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

vi bar ipr omtaIt g9eit 0anmart
Menigbeos Snobpoelie I'll Nieni9.
beositeone. gu %ifriner 9aitor 8.
0elpeg / oGannen.@ OH St9pnet
bl. a.:
Set nar nellpffet. naar ieg ielp
ifnI iige Oct. Seq tiger Oct life ior
at role os ielo, men for at gipe an.
Ore 92oo til at gsre oct iamme.
@sr oct! 5 bill life f%ortrpoe.
Ser bebenes ingeu 9eiifole. Ger
6ebepe5 en- lille Slot 0tenneifer / en-
Reniebeo. en- lille Slot meo ar.
beiSsmoo oe arbeiosIpit - oct bar
pitt beer Menigbeo. 2iot OfferoiI.
liabeo og ca. 100 Dollars, Der fom.
mer al FIG ielp, naar oi be0er ON
Dem.
Set er oct belle
9i6ere: aSfal Observation-Disclosures.
ne bIine ben oanite airfes nWfis.
iionsmeoer@2
@i fan life boIoe Wisiionsmsoer.
nei ri fan fife, hi oil fife. Set maa
ni ooerlaoe til Dem. Der bar faaet
ben @ane. Nen 8eniabeositqbne
set bar ri. Der oar nieo. opIeoet, og
ot fon bebione. at bet fan gsres.
fan geres troos @inter oa Sneitorm
% aul0e.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

S artiflen .9en tDife @uo" paa
s. SIDE, ioropen / 3. Spalte. iiolte
Drummer, por Der oeo aorrettarret.
teIien inoIsbet en- Sell, iom giOroe
.pie" Of bele ueotommenoe S9t.
ming. 0ieroe 2inie ira OPEN: ~Siot
taIt ON Sub, iaa er Der 10" berer
biemme ct belt anoet Steo, og | Ste.
bet ifuIoe Der bape itaaet: ofsle pao,
oe fun boIoer os til bet; iao lpoer
SRtninsen: Naar oi fun t9nter paa
bet, Ri fan tage og fele poa, og tin1
boIoer os til oct boanogribeIige for
at funne trio, iaa bar ri oiD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
nbibn os Snbipn.
(af X.).

Meo alt, hrnb renneifeIist emil.
Ie oo Dorifningsiber bar tiloeiebragt
| @etnine af aen6ifab Ill Dor alo.
be, er bet en- un6erIig 9anfe, at man
Tan nGpne Wotirunoere, Der er iaa
ao6t iom ufenot en6og af Popn.
Dette er TiIf4Ibet me6 tpen6e Ser.
bensumbere, iom Der forteTis ifaI onr.
tales.
Weoe | argentine finoes ct @ano.
foIo, Der babe I &sibc og @reooe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
Arcosmpoe.

geitlige 9iitrift nf Sainois areos
GoIocr. pil @uo, fit 6oronrsmeoe /
@olgatbo Menigbeo 6bicogo / %.
gene 2.-6. apriI. 5orbanoIings.
emnerne ere:
I. Gen breoe @ei og Ben tranee
Sti. Mt. T. 13-f1.
2. Cubs @erns rette i~nobproes
8orboIb iom 9etineeIie for subs
Higes 6remgon9.
geo for Reoet o9 fom iaa oe
pGr meb.
6. 9~eoerfen,
areosiormon6.
@oIoatba Wenigbeb inobpoer paa
bet benIieite ale til areosmeoet
2. apriG: MISUNDERSTANDING
al. 8 aiten.
3. april: Ms6e a1.2b og CUBS.
t%ieneite 81. 8.
4. april: Weoe af.2R og Cubs.
%tieneite aI, s.
5. april: Wsbe al. 2h.
6. arpiI: Ssimesie f0h, Wsbe
81. 3 oa @u0stieneite 81. 7R.
Sc til, at ingen forismmer Cubs
Raooes lib" @Giterne beoes pen.
Iigit ON at meIoe 6eres Gomme
minoit en- llge for Webet.
%. Senen, Gorm0no,
1862 60. Carpenter CTR.
poftor q. WieIfen,
1903 Nidienn Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

/ oets Steo bringes til 8eie paa en-
anoen Maooe, % Moaoen er oen -
at regne Barnet. Ger oebes meo til
Aenigbeoen og lace baaoe 6or9lore.
lie % Ntenigbeoen ioritaa, at Bar.
net gennem 9aa6en optages / Wie-
nigbeoen. iaa ianot iom Oct optages
/ Samiuno meo Den treenige @uo.
iom Menigbeoen allie Gage bar be.
fenot ion i'm @uo.
Dao6en er @uos Ntenigbeos
egentlt9e0 ptagelfesmi 8.
Del os iea tan life ie, at ri bar
soo til at BRUCE ben, bOis De, Der
beggrer Cab. life oil optagcs /
Renigbeoen.
5eius iieer 10 uotrpffelig: p@e-
rer Dem Ill Giiciple. ioet / 0gbe
Dem / 5aoerens og Ssnnens og
Ben SeIIigaanos 3aon.@
90 Qiicipel betpoer her oct iam-
me ION MeoIem al ariiti Menig.
beo.
3erbiemme ! Wtooerfirten par oct
ieIofgIgeligt. at oe. Der oebtes, reg.
ueoes meo til Wleniebeoen; men mi
er ri life i 5olfefirfen. % oerfor
oil ri life tale mere ON oct.
@i bill boIoe os til pore eane 6or.
boIo.
SEQ tror, Ger oiI pinoes operor.
oentlig meget oeo OF bppoe / Iole
% Rratiis. at oe, Der er orbit / en-
@enigbeo. tilberer oenne Menigbeo.
S~eI0f6lgeIi9 tiIbsrer De. Der er fon-
firmeret / en- Menigbeo oenne gle.
niqbeo.
Ser uil pinoes BET ocrneo. at oi foms
mer no ober oenne ialife 5oreitiI.
ina. al hpem iom BELT tan BRUCE
1aab ca Confirmation iom Dnne
9apper pao ct gnmmelt alGoe.
baan0.
@i gIRoer o Deo at eriarc. at
mango Al Mooerfirfes 9ern bar
ina meget I'll opers Tor a%riitenoom.
men. at De oil bare oeres Born
oebt, moerpilt % foniirmeret.
0ien 6porfor life no ira bette Sat.
tim biplpe Dem til at iaa Ell bel
M al9oning j Steoet Tor me Gap.
per paa Den gamle, Der. iom Seius
Tiger, bare bliDer pgrre peo ianoant
2opperi.
% ior Menigbe0ens og oens
ipecieIIe 8ieners geofommenoe pin.
oes Der oerpeo, at man m g e
al Sammene. at De life
fortabes.
Seq pe0, at Der inoen FOR Dor
STRIFE geres meget for baa0c 9erns
% DC fonfirmereoe unges OplGrel
ie. Op6ragelie % 9eoarelie. 4Pen
iea tror: oct niIoe aere Ell itor 6or
ifeI, ON ale DC OSbte Born og DC
tonfirmereoe unae regneoes iom9ie-
nigheoslemmer.
90 De unae ieIu - 10, bet er
netop noget De tr9naer til. al 6Ii.
be giuet Den nn6 5oreitilline, at
De / 9ooben er optogne i Sanfuno
meo boa6e ariitls og bans @enig.
6eo. Spnt ober oct. @enner, iqrIia
s. fore gmbeosbrsore.
81. 81. @nberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

2e 10 aluminium 0enitanoe, pl
nobeO JONI Yr9mier til gamle DOL
oere ! San. % 5ebr. ianot en- laa
goo Afiatnlng. at ri bar b~eilnttet
at uobpoe en- lignenoe ior Jieiten al
1,arts og AprlI. Genne Gang er
Oct en- aluminium 3efeoel og @reo.
grpoe, ZEE Iilbuoet anoet Steos
Blaoet.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
Mienigbeos=N eOlemmer.

Get bar ben paa @fteriommeren /
5ior, ieg Iigeiom oeo 2eiIigbeo fom
til at boloe u6oIfetuaine@ inOeu for
min egen lille firfelige 8irfiombeo.
l1ofaloet eiorOe, at ieg blep tung
ON Siertet; ieg tom ianOt At
iige - til at leoe ON DC table 6aar
og Gam.
Soa mango osbt oa iaa mango
i ct iaaoont IiOsrum.
% boor er De fleite al oem2l
Seq ifaf ioa life Der Tor Oifent.
Iigbeoen qaa nGrmere mo oerpao.
Men ieg bar iioen ipsIet aoifiIIigt
meo SamfunostaI, fom Iigger for
0fientIigbeoen.
De ferite Sol, ies meo noeen 5or.
6%aOielie itanoieoe peo. oo iom ieg
omtaIte Der I gInoet for en- Sio fl.
Den, bar antaIlet Of bort Samiunos
WleoIemmer / 1910 G9.68D oe
1912 (f9.50s), en- 9iIboeegans al
376.
Chen bar ieg rietienot laet M9r.
fe til, at for cen Reniebebs 8eo.
fommenoe, Der / 1910 toIte meIIem
400 og 800 Meolemmer, er Der |
1912 intet 9ol opsinet = oItioo en-
ltoeIaoeIie. Der mere emo reoeger
Tor 9iIbogeaangen.
Wen Der er IGrlig Get 5orbolo.
leg bar unberisgt og &eiultatet
oeraf poloer mig life aIene llnoren.
men - ia, bnao ifal ieg fable
oet2 oct er mere emo llro.
5 2ebet of De ire n9nnte gnr er
Der ifsIge Dor egen Statiitif opto.
get 1862 og ofgooet 2,f07, altioo
ct Snerifuo at optngne paa 1,455.
5 De iomme ire @ar er Der osbt
4,f35.
Ru beitemmer en- 8eot9gt, Der
er peofsiet Sfemnet for Dor Boro.
cbiaIrapport. at foruoen pofsne beb.
te ifol foooanne gern, bnis 5orplore
tifbsrer Wenigbeoen, 90 iom er osbte
/ Marets 2eb regnes meo unoer .op-
togne."
Spor blot bette er ffet, bet er 10
umuIigt at ofgsre. Wen naar Der +.
CTS. ct aar / en- Weniebeo er bebt
IL os ineen opfsrt fom optogne,
og / on6en Wenigbeo osbt SO, og
Der beIler ingen er opfsrt Tom op.
tagne, | nof en- Wenigbeo osbt 81
og fun optoget 9, ioa niier oct, at
be 6s6te niitnof for Stsriteoelen it.
fe er reanet me6.
2ao bet iorboIoe fig, Tom bet
moa; mooife Der / beoite 5aIo fun
forelisser itatiitiife llnsiostisbeoer
os Sell.
Men for eorist er Der 10 iiftert
ogbt ct fort 4ntaI Born, bpis 6or.
plore life tilbsrer W~ieniebeoen, oa
De er rimelignis - | Operensiten,
melie meo 8eotpgten - life talt
meo.
Men felipe geotqgtens 8eitemmel.
ie er prineipieIt forfeit.
Oct er nemlig f%ortert, at allie osbte
life regnes meb til Weniebeoen. 81.
geiaa er oct f%orfert, of be unee, Der
fonfirmeres og life fer bar tiIbert
Menisbeoen, Of be lite resnes meo
bfonot Wenigbebens fonfirmereoe
Ne6Iemmer
Oct bar BELT iioen mine unge Ga.
ge ppret min Operbenisning, at
3aaben life buroe brnges uoen |
5orbinoelfe meo Wenigbeoen, og
ieg bar en- lib tiIbsieIig til at son
til ben Gioe, at man life bur6e b..
be. gsrn, bpis 5orrIore itoar uoen
for Wenigbeoen.
Nen bet er forfert of ben @rmno,
at pi life oIene bar meo GorRlore
at ebre men ogioa meo Barnet, iom
aennern benz beoer ON Donb.
Gonbbeoen ! bette GorboIo ber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

inOier Ger. - t49 itentte for og
80 moo 6oriIoeet. 5or ct Aar II.
ben neoitente Senatet ianme 5or.
ilag. Maaife oct bill gre oct igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

girfiomDeoen oeo 8IbOrg, 20.
Cat, bar faloet 9ait. u. SeriIlo,
Git 9orll. Sa., til 9ait. Sees efter-
fglger. I'm Eaitor Sersilo lager
imoo bette aal0, tan uI intet meooe.
lie OIL eaonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

9altor u. Sentien, Clinton, &ls.,
bar opiagt iln @ernIag / aaIoet Der
os taget moo aalo ira jim ganle
8irfiombeo / &ebiter @rooe neoe
peo ct. gouis, DO, os Clinton %
mneftereOe 0ienigbeoer bar uoiteot
aalo til 5tuo. teol. y. y. gtieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12
Cnsoae Den -. Morris. 1913.

aoresiefDranOrins. llnoertegneoes
aoresle oil bereiter pore: Sorlip.
pr. gornp citation, Si9llano, San.
mart. 3iep. 5. Beoerien, p. |.
8iborg, 60. 2af.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
Larry Chappee AuiOned 0uede Says He's Strong for Slavery
SOx Recruit Tells How BuSher Feels in Majors

good fellow, and right now his club
is at the top in the American Asso-
citation race. where l hope It will re-
main.
I am also glad to come to the White
Sox because 1 have heard much con-
corning the owner of that club. and
Mr.. Callahan. ] can assure them
will give them my best efforts, and |
trust ! shall prove satisfactory.
Realizes His Duties.
Don't think for a minute than I'm
not wise TO the fact that there Will
be a difference I'm the speed from now
on. I have seen the big leaguers play
ball and | know IL is a faster game
than they play in the minors. but my
theory is, when speeding with the
speeders. speed up cut in the juice
and throw 'er into the high gear. If
the machine won't stand the speed,
then its back to the slower crowd.
l intend to play ball as / have
been playing in the minors. hitting
the ball when 1t comes within my
they come out my way, and sometimes
going after them when they don't, and
running the bases with the intention
Of getting somewhere. That's my
theory of baseball | believe a ball
player should take good care Of him
self and give his employer his best
efforts as is demanded In every other
line of work, and | have noticed that
those who fail to do this usually land
on the junk heap
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
BY Larry Chappelle.

I AM not exceedingly strong for
that expression, breaking into
the big league"
To say that one breaks into the
league savOrs OF burglary.
When one breaks into anything il
is implied that ne uses either crow
bar or a jimmy. or dynamite and
| would rather say that | am pleased
to have graduated from the minors.
Do you know, it's a strange sensa-
ton when a ball player sees his name
on the sport page coupled with the
statement a number of big leagues
are bidding for his services.
II that is slavery. I'm strong for
IT, Baseball slavery is not so bad
after all
Pleased With Change.
But, let me say l have graduated.
And when "a fellow graduates he is
just entering upon life
The boy who gets II into his noodle
that his graduation on the evening Of
commencement" is the end, has an
other guess coming.
Il Is the commencement for sure
and ! feel the same way about leav-
ing the minors and going up
| realize that / viii be up against
speedier proposition than I have
known, and 10 Will not be such soft
picking.
| have known for the past week or
so that something was coming to me.
but Just what IL was could not figure
out
There ! was, utterly and absolutely
helpless SO far as choosing my own
course was concerned II was up to
me, | knew to go wherever | hap
pened to be sent
My mother, who lives at Jersey
Vile, Ill, saw i'm the papers a few
days ago that l was 10 go under
the hammer at auction"
She wrote me a letter and said
Il suppose they are leading you
around by the bride. just like they
do a horse at an auction sale" and
she wasn't so much or the dope at
that.
However. I am glad d have grad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
By w. w. Naughton.

Nv " W ANfAAA - II WIN
L ACK JOHNSON Is SAT IN Paris
and has announced that he will
y not return to the United States.
If 1t we're not for many OF its objec-
tionable features the story Of John
sons life since he became worlds
champion would be something to com
mend itself TO dramatiFts who are
always trying 10 think up some new
twist I'm human affairs.
The truth about Johnson is as strik-
ing as any fiction that brain Of story
writer or play builder ever devised,
And now that he has left all his
troubles behind him and has reached
the French capital after as realistic
an escape into Canada as Eliza had
when the bloodhounds were at her
heels great many believe that John
sons night smacked OF assisted emf
grafton" Who knows
And who can say but that the
johnson episode has not ended for
the best after all2 As things are, he
sentenced himself to Punishment for
life, and, seeing that he is regarded as
q menace TO public morals, what more
effective punishment could he have
been visited with?
II he had served his year and Il
day in whatever Federal prison ne
was 10 he inCarCerated in the time
would not have been long in passing.
out again. ne would have been as
bumptoue and Objectionable as ever
possibly AS il is. We are shut out
Of him for good. and il some of the
reports that have reached the writer
are reliable, many better class negroes
are more than satisfied because John
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RINGSIDE NOTES

frankie Whitney. we'll known around
boxing circles in this city, is to get Into
win be none other than Rudy tnhoIz,
the veteran lightweight The two will
don the gloves in a scheduled l0-round
go at Denver
Billy Nolan. former manager of Willie
Richie, is not lying idle, for he is said
TO be grooming lightweight for a battle
with the champion II always has been
hard to keep this fellow down.
Frank Klaus. the Pittsburg middle
weight, will go 10 Butte, Mont, to NOR
row for his bout with George knock
out" Brown the latter part of this
month Klaus is at present in Pitts
burg. Brown and Klaus met in a si--
round go last year with honOrs even.
The Butte affair is scheduled to go
twelve rounds.
Ad Wolgast. lightweight champion.
is anxious to night again and will prob
ably meet Red Watson on Labor Day.
Jimmy Coffroth, the coast promoter, is
trying to arrange the match for his
Frisco arena.
Freddie WEIGH. the clever English
man, has signed up for battle with
who recently entered the lightweight
ranks. The boys will box twenty rounds
at 1873 pounds. ringside, at Vernon. Cal,
either August 16 or September 9.
Jack Twin" Sullivan. OF Boston, has
been matched to box Soldier kearns the
Brooklyn heavyweight, in a 6-round go
at Philadelphia on the night of August
-. sullivan viii weigh about lS0,
against 2l0 for kearns
John Alex the local Greek sportsman.
is anxious to have X Q. Brown come
here for a scrap with either Eddie Nc
Goorty or Jack Dillon. He stil has
hopes Of seeing his countrynan reach
the top Of the middleweight division.
Freddie Gilmore writes from Chicago
that he has matched his lightweight
Jimmy MCGovern. 10 meet Steve Bridges
In an S-round encounter at Memphis on
July % Gilmore is anxious 70 bring
his pTotege here FOR a scrap with Terry
Nelson.
Two ST. Louis scrappers are TO make
trip TO the coast for pending bouts
Leo Kelly. lightWe, ght. and Frank Hen
uesSey. bantam weight. are the boys VII.
hope 10 seek fame out West Kelly is
after a settl with Murphy. Welch or
Dundee while Henuessey Will attempt
70 get on with Eddie CampL
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Kid Williams certainly appears to be
the class Of the bantamweight class
with Johnny Coulon on the sick list. The
clean-cut manner in which Williams
handled Charley LedOuX the other day
certainly speaks high of his ring ability
The kid disposed of the Frenchman in
fifteen rounds.
Young Denny, the New Orleans wei
terweight will have another chance 20
exchange wallops with Wildcat" Ferns
The pair have signed articles to clash
in 2O-round engagement at the Pelican
city on Labor Day. Ferns and Denny
met in l0-round fight on July 4. with
the former carrying off the decision
after a terrific mill
Charlie White and Jack Britton are
keeping the Chicago scribes busy these
days exchanging compliments Britton
says White can hit three times as hard
as PaCkey Mcfarland, while Charlie
states that Britton is the classiest light
weight before the public to-day.
Steve ketChel Is another Chicago ring
man who is anxious to come to Atlanta
to show his boxing wares. Ketchel is
willing TO meet any boy weighing
around 1873 pounds. He Is particularly
anxious to get on with either frankie
Whitney or Terry Nelson
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MURPHY NOW ADMITS
THAT HE is THE $500 FAN

CHICAGO. ILL, July Now comes
Chubby Choly Murphy with the coy ad-
mission that he is the unknown fan who
gave Heinie Zimmerman the half OF a
Sl00 bill and promised him the other
half II the Teutonic slugRer could get
through two weeks Of baseball without
being put out OF the game Murphy
says he had about abandoned an hope
OF keeping his lineup intact when he
hit upon the idea Of the torn bill.
Maybe Murphy's idea was 20 return
TO Zimmerman the 500 he had been
fined by Evers without iniuring the feel
ings Of The Trojan
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FODDER FOR FANS

BIN CarriEan made his debut as
manager Of the Red Sox by beating the
Tigers
BY winning yesterday the PhtlNes
made a clean sweep of the series with
81. Louis
II is semi Officially reported that
trade between the Yankees and Chicago
White SoN involving Hal Chase, Rollie
Zeider and Borton viii he subjected to
an investigation by the league authori-
ties Frank Chance, manager OF the
Yankees. has requested his club Off
GERS TO carry the case TO the highest
baseball court for investigation.
But for Centerhelder VOTERS senSa-
uonal one handed catch yesterday,
Cleveland would have taken two games
from the Yankees instead Of one.
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Long Motor Races Friday Night
Tex Richards Again Racing Hero

other was to relegate the sprinters
to the rear in at least one race.
AS far as killing off sprinters went
the running of a 7-mile race was a
fizzle. For old Tex Richards won It.
Just as he previously won the Mo-
tordrome Purse. AT that, there was
a pocket handkerchief finish. and
the fans stood up and yelled them
selves lopsided over it.
But the race proved that longer
events are practicable. The thing
went off without a hitch. The riders
were punched all the way. and the
finish was close. Friday night there
viii either be much longer races than
before or else a pursuit race Of some
character