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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-02-06
Real ThLnq.

Il read a big slush story in the pa
per the other day"
"One Of those mawkish sentimental
things?"
mo. this one was about cleaning up
the streets down down"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

Glaneepeht Bat Ct polIsepfropft nit
ben initreHnnieiten, ober au4 ben
tb6rihfen nnb lGmerlihltsn Grinnsrs
unsen an iein Wnnbtrleben. unb iein
innisft<s W<rsnigen mar es. all bic
Hurrhtiten, bic sr sufommensstrdssn,
irsenb peshen 1reunben cber Jrsms
ben, bic er aufeelsfsn, Der Reibe nad
In elmer Hebs pon toller Ginfdae gu
ertldren. Gr pertrus es niht, aaetn
su fein, unb Isin eb<nfo eeartster
Observation-Disclosures. Dor einiser 3slt
nerItorbener gruber, Der fih ielblt
iiberau oils ben .bolldnbiinen Sports
minilter4 auseab, bat nader odflr
selprsi, bab oui Shlob GIanespstl
bic Gdite nismaIs febitsn. Res pal
iesIsnfrob, trsnn sr Jremos perblliflsr
fonnie.
Cine Geisnihaft Bon amsritanern,
bic iein gruber auf elmer Boottdtri
trof, unn bic i'm mad siHem suten Hs'
itaurant frlets, brahis Bran, Del
Sportminiiier, ihIonsireg nat Slan'
gerehi. ass, Der Shlobtsrr, ndhn
pbne Wsiieres bic Serpietts untsr Der
Nrm, bienitbefliHen frasts sr nab Der
Wiinihen Der 0sfelfhoft, bic 'it 10
rsrisits nitlt lnmpsn Iieb uno sins ADJ
tsnsiperthe 3tche mohte. Bran. Del
mir Dor Sahren ftrnbienb Die 8e'hiht
lersdblte, iasts, bdb Res. fsin grnoer
ME sinen sliidlihsrsn Mrmtnt s.bab
IhGtts, ais bdmcIs, pie er mad beenot
tenn Diner Der osroubten 0eielifdf
Iertldrte: .Wesins Tameu nne 9errsn
| gle ThuIben mir nihts. Sm Gestn
ltbeil, ih bin Sbnen Tnus fhuleia, b
| Sis mir, bsm 6erru bon Slanssosht
| bic Gbre eripisien bubtn, meine Gap
an isin."
Wsnn es ats an @Giien mangelts
muste Iein oltss Bonn NIT on Der Ia
| Eel iis.r unb Der .prdNbeni Gront
ltine Der feinitsn Gisnrren routen. lin
oes6tlte goittarten irafsn tdelj6 sin
! benn Seo.r. BEN es sinfitl. ihrieb al
| ass, unb bic gIpit bate iit ihen lang
oaron aepGbnt, isb< unbeiitabdr
Qoitidrts, ipenn iis nur eenistnbe I'm
ssiden Der Qarrbeii trus. ohne W.it.
Tres aui Shlob SlaHaeostt au befor
bern, an isntn unpsrrpiiitli6en dlts'
Strrn. limb nun ersdbIt 5ontb.,
sseitb i'm .5anbelsblao', bah oisis
Iufisfts unb ers.ntriitite altr Sol
ldnb.r Tsin aonsss 2,bsn lana NIT 9
n.r tiefen WsIondoIie e.tamp't hab'
bic i'm Iosar in Isinsn oIIsrkBttn u
b.nsiabr.n msnihsniheu o.mdhf hd
Inn bi. Eshniuhi. eem 2riibitHn 3
entiliefsn, iei es sstpe'sn. Die i'm bd3
. e.tri.btn, planlcs sn 5ub bi, Welt 4
burhausren une su 6auit .insn sous
, uno untesrsiflitsn einiau osm ar
! hsrtn folssn ~ lafsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Gin luitis.r Melaa&slifsr.

8. G. Tupos be Nii. 6err D. Slons
a,psd3i, ooer tur3 eennnni Res be Dii,
elmer Der mertnirbigiien SonRrIinss
Selonbs, III ME man Der ~Jrnnie
fur.er 3.ituug" aus Nmiixroam berid'
isi - gsitorkn. Weun Der Rsiiencs
auf .intn Der nsixn reisenoen iauh'
rem Dampfboots bic DeGt entlang Tub.
porbei an ben dlieiten uno fhoniien. IN
ihastisen syorts pergrcbenen S9loi'
ern btr Qieber!anhe. fab er ploslsh Don
fern eine aben.eusrlihe Oefeai9oft oor
Mdnnern unb Jr0uen unkn<slid ar
1ifden in sinem biumigen Oorien II
ben. Go Itrstts ber oiie btds Xau
Hruser ben Urn xmpor. prn'ioen
Grant raut.e eine pfeifs. irgtno eiH'
DAME inusris 3uf1mmengeinnitn au
sinsm Stubl unb cine Nenge onbere'
Gdhe ftiensn has cnfcmmeroe Boo
neusierig su srporten. Dtim Rerron
noben srfi bemertfe man. bdb ik au
iunllifs s5isuren iD0ren, nur sin ttr!
aieer niht, elm neibbcarisfr 1err mi
fr0blihem roiisen Geli6t. bsE mitte'
unter ibnen itdnD unb lnfig ptnttt
Res be Dii, Der Melipeifenbe. D
iiingeren Jabren bat e gon3 eurpp'
| unb balb 5noien ju Gub bur4aner
| unb fih Dami. 81 einsr Mrs 8friihmt
beit aufgel4punger. -StiR COLO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
JAMES P. FARRELL,
aaHoioat FIR
County Somn,iHdr,
Iemptrafiffe 8riudrpabI 9 Muaaff
- E IN y Or I.
aarpnbI. 2. aueaft.

Die Sienpprt Cffice fir bas ,Gin.
timmatier 8oifsbIatt" beiinoet fid in
BIO. 339 g)prf SrnFc, gegeniiber bem
Gourtbauie, iuoielbit Qenigfeiteu, AR.
ieisen u. (. NJ. bis 10 lIbr 45 Vainn.
ten AbenbS enfgeseusenommen tuers
ben. SeiepboH Sonth 2401.
Jeuer in Dapton.
uw 5:45 llhr ssitern Ni0rssn brad
in Der Doprung Der 5rau 6. Wole
fington, Qo. SO 4dts 4psnue, Dap=
ton. Sp.. en- lsuer aus, bas infplge
zines lhabbaften aamins enttano
unb cas- TaG unb bag obere Stpde
fpert Ssritoris. Grnu Molfington unb
ibrs 1odtsr trobnten i'm er5ten Stode
inert uRh 5rou 6nnens i'm 3rpeiten
Gtpt bss @sbduoes. ylur Der inns
| fihtiaeu asi.nng bes GeuermarIhalls
Joap Enb 'einsr 4Fiiisntsn iit es gu
beroanten, tab nihi bos san3e gez
bduo. nnb bie umliesenben MpbnbGus
| i,r seritnr1 nurben. Cine 4nsobl
W0bel pon burd bn Jlutb beimssfuns
ten periu1,en tparen in ben Derihtebes
ren simmern untergebradt unb rpur.
ben fhiimm befH1bi9t. Ttr 66aben
lbsIdaft jiA suI $15O0. Daa Gsusr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
6 op pingtpn.

Die Gssinetun Eiiiee iar bas nGia'
sinmatier &pifsblaft" befinoet nd I'm
Gebaase Ru. 509-5f1 WtaetioH
Apemne. auseiaen, Wiittbellunseu
nno SeiteIinnscn irsenoucIdler Art
tuereen bis 10 ltbr absnes balelblt
snissseasenommeu. SsIepbOu Sputs
1854.
- stabtgeriat. SapIor McReeis, Der
i'm 6auie ieiner Shipiegermutter 5rau
aepnolos, go. 1926 RuTeu aUe., eins
Rubeit0rung peruria6ts. Duroe I'm
$25 uno Soften beitruft. - 9urrn
Rarfbull, Der Qouis Glart i'm Wprts
ipehfel nieoerftlus, erbielt $50 uno
bic Soften. - Wm. Chants 5aQ tpes
gen 9ernadldiIigung isiner GamtIie,
nurpe ouf einige Gage oeridoben. -
Der 5aQ pon @aro 6enosrion. Der
ieinsn S6pager Sarrp Sheets i'm
Streite mebrere W1eFsrItite berissts,
purbe auf U2ittpot oeriAoben uro
feline gurgfhdft uuf $500 feItgeiest-
sSobn DonQoQn srbislt tpeaen unoroents
fiten gsnsbmens unb 8iberiesIidtsit
eeeen bic poli8ei, S25 uro aoften.
Die 4ntIage oes angsbli6en 0iebitubls
bon S107 ous Der 9rocer1 Der 5rau
gBm. QpneTtreet, an Der 9. unb Bants
lid Ctr. purbe gegen ibn erbOben.
Neue alaoen. MolIe 8annatie,
pertIagte Cigar 9annatter auf 9runt
DON Wib6anoIung unb 9ernahtdTi:
gung ouf S6siDuns. 9as ganr sbe.
lifte iid am 13. Wlai 1907 un0 lebt'
bts 1911 3ufommen. Ste periang
aud bog Redt ibrsn Wdpfsunamer
Mollis Diliams fiibrsn gu burfen. -
gfta SimptinioH oertlugte Gerber
Gimptinfon, BEN lie am i. SUM- 1911
ungetrout purDs, AufGheibuna. On
19. aprtI 1913 nil Tie infolse ieinei
f6le6ten 8ebonoIung geSpungsn &C
tpsfen isin, ibn gu perlaFsn. gle Der
lanSt untsr6altungsgelo uuo Die Sb
but iiber ibr II Wlonate altes &inl
Ollie Simtinion, - Jobn Utoblsn
tamp bertIngts GQd 5ufman, aom.
lie ab5ubaltsH, ibn Idnger i'm Gsridt
bss Grisosnsri6ters :. 8. 6ubble, Il
SDmmes Sopnfbip. 5amilton 60.
g., 5u perfolgen. Rihtsr graep .r
Iieb sinen ginbaItsbefebl.
- gbeidetne: 4lfreb g. Rantir
"a, unb Wariou 6prbon, %, beib
Don Wsdaniesburg, 8. 5boma
Wlihdsl. 33, DON Sbaipnee, g., I'm
Gsifis HeDton, 90, BON Columbus
Eas. - Wlarcus 2inbieu, %, pp
Cincinnati. s., uub UsarD Bud. /
bon goDinston.
- Cine aert, bic Ssemanb I'm See
Eer ber q. gR. Brasier's Wirtbf4uI
Gn Der 9. uno Grssnup Gtrabe tpeT
hMr Iesa ssrazia4te Sin 1euer "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

Tie Rotteuheiber. 1sean
man lid, in Den geii, her foIgereen
8eihid1,e perfect, fonnte man alan.
ben, bel gogor slIlau poe su Snlt 3u
iein cber Bel eileu ieiner Rahohmer,
oeren peroerie @rauetfoIporiaae ia
leioer elm srobes Bhblifam ''noei.
Sier honoeIt es lid, nber nidt nm
idxpinoeinoe 0bauiniie, ionoern nm
cine sbntiafe. bic bns Barrier ,Sciir.
nal ans anid,e. einem fleinen Grt IN
Der 5tnhc por Tpuni au Der beIgiltel
Brense, berid)tet. Tort, i'm 8drten
cines .9ersniieungsetnbliiie
iinoen bic @etftanlpie Der ~8atten'
teiser" Dor elnem sab!relheu VAhli'
finn iinft. nuo gseiten nm oas ehani'
pionat ipcr6en anter piiltem Sdsn
Der blutaierigcn 9eibeiLiaten abae'
if1loiien. Iieie HattenbelBer limb nid'i
ctsua Snnbc; ibuen iii MIR Der 9sant
cniie.ni. nit benz geidnrlift enlt
Gpcrifrtunes in ben .bsln Weiitompl
rinireten. psr in ner iiirseften 3eii Gin
Dussuc Actisn tooibeiBen faHn
gisit a6mpfs entipidsln iih tpie foIst,
sn Der Witis bsg 3uihaurraums be-
| firoti iit in tiniatm umfdns cir
;ismlih engss Sitter. in beln cir
Gueeno prGdDiigeL grocer aonali
Rotien .inssihloFsn III. 5n bitl'
9lreno iritt Der slatiraiirts. tursss'
Ifhoren. aampfsr. elm pitrihrOtisel
| yobr aerl nit pileem Bid. u
ldfe!i. p.rnsist iit Dor otm pnbii
ium nnb i1bt iif. frit bic Sporirtss!i
es xiihen, auf bic 9dnbe nieeer. Dal
3e:chen sum Mnfans ert0ni. Der Rat
isnheiber riidt auf ben anisen Dor
lirsitt bis Hatisn. bic iih onaitIih Su
| fammtnrriitsn, in eihs Ode. IN
ploblih iahrt iein aopi mad, born
tcs m6rberifhe Gebib pddi cine Raris
fined. serbrint ibr bas 0enid - I'M
Ilfsli bem Hsifal nes iloiIh<ns.l
pabgitums su. Run esbi Der Ramp
ueiier; auf autn DMren ssbt q
1 Dstnin ben 1hisren NOD burn bi
grenn. eins sip.iis Roite fd1t :
uoblneritonben, Der Stdmpfer bar
MIR bas gsbib. niti bic 6dnot brau
fen -, bic iibrisen branaen iit nix
Der in eine Ode suiammen, uno.
Gnait, in Wuth. riiftn iie fih su
gerfbsiDisrne. Jtsi besinni Dlut .
! fliebsn. Wiln beiben bic sedngitistc
lbisrs In bos GefiAt bss Angreiftrl
se-fleifn<n ibm Voft. Baden, Ghrsl
/ ater aud a fpirb DilD. er ftobns.
5eult. er btibt. Gine Notte noh b
! oubern fdIlt nit ssbrontnem Otni'
Hattenblai unb Wenfn<nblut miih.s
: It'd. bic tleinen 1bists iinD niMt glr
{ raasfdhrlide Otgner. in<nn 1Ie III
J n;d,ts thun t0nntn, ais ibr asben ba
1 tlteribeioieen. DosiDifd<n fAreien b
4 3nIhcuer, iloif6en 1eifua, 5Hh<
II 6w Wetienb<n regen iiN ouf, III
i enbIin. nod tinieen Minuien. bat ;
d lebie Rotte eelsbf. 9nmisien ber ~
1 1kil nod ju6enben Qei6nomt srbt
4 mo bos Nif1 pon Menf6. iibtr u
kliitsr Don NIus bsipribts bos OtIis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

bcute llno Withpod,, gtafniittogs mo
abenbs. einen Guhre sum yelten Der
Stride in grnun's Solle
-. Iie ct. slntonius Sitter no.l
geaepue fciern am fommenoen Sonn'
taa in her ct. slntollins Stride ibr
annineriarium in bcrfcmmltd,er
gSeiie.
- 8eorge galbgpiu bon Canton
nuroe bon ben 4oIi5ilten ,Slelniitl
unb Grnil ipegen ;5rieoensbruhs DER
haftet Gr muroc Inn YoilSelgerid5t'
non Rid,ter Sbnep nm 500 uno Sic
| iten bejtraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
1aptpm mnb 0euebise /.

Manor Gift hon gellepne bet
Der BolBei oen 4ufrug gegeben. oar.
ouf 81 iehen, bnB ale abfnae uno
alihe BON iIltn an getrenilt ,ino IN er'
tro.gebalter untergebraht meroeu
nliiifen.
- goliseitef Grtlieb bon Dng6on.
Der einiee 3eit auf llrlniib mar. h-i
geitern iein alut .pieber nufgetlorn'
men.
- Ger 5rauen.Derein her Sl Ser
Seiu Stride in geqepue Deranitalte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
. a u, lit . u.

hufSk SsBtHL tu g0AssAASH Ns
ferr Gomnrb Brnd. 449 Sao tanfte
erafe. Hea Sci. 476 d., 9Sme
Sbent 1851 u.
George Rump's aeihe ses
unoen.
Die Qeihe BON Ssorge u. Aump,
rsiisnoer 4eent bts 5rati Deparies
nsnts Ger Wabaib : eilen6ahn nit
$5euptquastier in Cincinnati, ipeltsr
hier cn Der Rcb 4Usnue NIT ieiner
5umilir ipobnte uno bei elmer ssabrt
iiber ben Wiami ough umiippen pes
9pptss ertrani, pur0s eeitern in Gins
cinnoti iSentifisir,. Gin peamtsr Der
gctn pur6e BON bier aus oufsefots
oeri, biz asiht, tpste Iebisn 9ieniiig
| IN Der RGbe Dor Wiamiiopn I'm
Wicmi eebpraen puroe. In auesns
ittiu su nebmsn. Die qsid,e tpurbs
rrasnbs ibsniifisirt, Serr Bump mar
tohft heiiebi uro hinterIdbt bic
trauernbe Satin uno einen Sobn. gr
Nor 40 Sabre oIl uuo bier eebiirtis.
@eitsre 2tittR gefunoen.
lie Qsite elmer usiben Jrou pures
Scnntae Rahmit;a9 auf Der 0robs
Tarm bon 9eorae Orobt aefunptn
Tas 4nipsien Iisst atpiifen SpmiHss
Corner uro 6airplap uHo bic 9eihs
puroe i'm Gaub uno aiss ssfunbsn
Sin Sinaerring nit BEN 8uhftabsH
g. O." Iiibrie suy ,5centifi3irung. Dil
Iyrau tieb 2cu 8Iaon une tpo5nt'
rcbs Rore 5ront unb glod Gtrlbt
Gie mar bic Witi,pe BON henrn 9list
rue rurbe BON itysm Snhne Ser5srr
elaop ibeEtifisiri. Sie ertrant in bel
;Elutb am 25. MGrs
! 9ouis Robinfon une Jrdnt 6aeersl
fannen asftsrn atorsen ebenfnlls CT
BE-. Grpbeitsn Tarm bic qeife ein.I
12idbrioen anaten fpelher Elm blnusi
gah INN tit grait trng. Die Qeif
II, nod nidi insn.iiisiri .porben.
| Tie 3otI Der ctiunoenen Gpfsr be
Iaiutt in bic aui g ssiiieasn. Wai
pe.miB. nod cine grobe ansobl pes
'pnsn, ireIfe ibr 2ebsn eiubiiBten.
- grei qnetboe Iinb fur bic Gn.
iernuns bes f5lu;t Wcra'ts einetlau
fen. Die ScmiItpn 1rnnsfer Gr
psrlnrut s105 Die Gunbrat Dort
Sohn sFoucett ST uHb Garptr e Wir
l925 Gents. Tie aneebote irerben al
| AZ bod betrattst.
- Cas ayisssssrifi psrurtbeilt
oef,srn 2s 9ngetlnatt, bon fpeIfen ei
RebrsabI peasH gruntsnbeit ccrss
lloetr prrben mar. je su s..
- Tic utue J1brs. fpelde bon be
grdsns mad Der pori qoenu. ibs
ben Wliami fiihrt. nimmt heuse Dc
gsirisb aui.
- gs piyo bsrihte., bab 4,21
ScmiIisn rurt bic TIutb seihdbis
fpurben uno 6ilf. nDthis taben.
gr;hur baniineion pbillipi
I22, uno ga.ba seipart, q, Seibe Do
aqioolsippn. srIansitn tinen 5eiraths
. ftein.
RI - gs trurben am Sonnida 20
geuteru S271.29 fir bic Rothlsios.
ben bsiesittusrt.
- Tas 1ah ber Jobrii Der eban
rion gpoisb gapsr Go, peItss Dol
, asuer rtritoni rriiros. seriesh geftsr
. Tlcroen in grano. Dos 5susr nurl
i'm Refine srftidt.
- Rihtsr Nlurptn beipiuiete q
T.err Der Rarp Cham bic Sheieur
? Don Sarrr Sbaiu unb CAB ibr be II
: tus. ubsr lire atnber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

stunbe gum Babtr. Der fortnobens
auf ibH tinsinrtbei): -Mber bite. lai.
fen Gle mid bod unseitoren unb
MAIDEN Gie. bob Sic mid fsrsis fd<.
rem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

NM cine UrietiHaa n essm fsa ~ esttsH
sebrs man aarariipe wssns EainiHe1atieiisH
upc,befer iciicn bos 0<ie surn6 uenn 60 ~
tcilfr bcrfshls U. -. WesSfS AirsuGtiE aIh
iensr S64aid. 25c.
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g cmin5fes 80 oYt.

III IN te Us cyt.
8nnfier (smm irennoe): ,Gaii 81
ueinen neueu aoifirer seieben2~
~Jn, 3. b. fliidtia.-
.RenM - iaa' mir tei,ien s&red
|eini-
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l1nner put Rnrphp nno Der Edortc
Rad N,c0fnn hntten ben llrlnmb
,iberihriften nnb .poren ,il lie sehn
shldaen NIT Der aaee per0onneri
ipornen siIs Die oeit iiir ihre geitin.
fura aefommen mar, iagie Der Hnpi'
tan, BAR er ibnen In slnIehi,ng ihrer
bisherigrM snten 5iihruns aeitatten
po!le, et,pnS gum Sdise nni Seul
Miiden 5n irneen. Ter Sdotte or
piberte. bob ct germ einen StreiieH
seaeltah nuf ben giiden binoen
motte. Tie Bite rpuroe beipiu!st
Tam fpurbe Dot eefragf. Die er es
niinidte. unb ieine anfiport mar.
Nd. Serr aapit1n, spenn es sshner
einerici i'll, nDd9ir id germ ben S6ct,
| ten ami meinem Riiden haben" -
9oter:: ~i5reiit mid. gle 81 treffen
llnier siinge beiteht ooraui. ei,is
gnlletellie sn heirathen. cstl merb1
iihn enterben unD gle fonnen ibn cos
mittbeilen.~ RehtsanlpoIf. I'D
lpeib cine before Retbobe. ssd) ipsro'
les bem Nnbel mittbeilen.- =.
2onbitreider: .@enn ib an 1bre
stefIe mare. miirbe i'd sli 1anie blei
ben lno bic stinoer paid,ell. - Sni
lirdgette: ~Wiein gutter W2nnn. lpenl
id an 9hrer StelIe mare, miir1e il
Init mir ielbit 3uerit beoinncn. --
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
MuggSy McGraw Not
The Same Fellow Now

Men who knew ''Muggsy" McGraw,
Of the old Baltimore Orioles. scarcely
recognize John J. McGraw, boss Of
the New York Giants. to-day
AS manager Of the Baltimore club,
McGraw was one Of the toughest Of
that rowdy- dowdy crew of wreckers.
To-day his battle cry is speed" and
"aggressiveness," but he no longer
recommends spike sharpening to in
timidate infielders.
McGraw began his baseball career
with the Olean (N. " club at the
tender age of 20. Then he was a blue
eyed child who gave no warning of
future greatness.
AS third baseman OF the orioles Nc.
Graw became "Muggsy" and a ter
ror. He grew famous and succeeded
Ned Hanlon as manager Of the team.
With the birth of the American
League, McGraw and several Of his
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
Murphy Denies Cubs
Got Free Medical Aid

CHICAGO, Sept. q Cook Comfy
hospital records indicating that John
J. Evers and Heinie Zimmerman re-
ceived treatment there were contra
dicJed by Charles w. Murphy, presi-
dent Of the Chicago National League
Club. Mr. Murphy denied emphati-
cally that any member Of the ball
club ever had received treatment, free
or otherwise, at the county hospital.
The records containing the names Of
the ball players we're uneaTthed in
an investigation following charges
that persons well able to pay utilized
the hospital to the exclusion Of the
charity patients for whom it was in
tended
The hospital record shows that Au-
gust 7, 1905, John Evers was admitted
TO the institution, where he remained
until August 19. His occupation was
given as ball player. June 2, 1908.
Henry Zimmerman. whose occupa ton
also was given as a ball player was ad-
mitted to the hospital and treated un-
til June Is.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
ISbell Decides to
Retire From Diamond

DES MONIES. IOWA. Sept. III
"To pilot team that is scrapping
for the pennant means real work and
gray hairs"
That is the reason why Frank Is
! bell, better known as the Bald Ea-
gle" who was member Of the worlds
champion White Sox team. may re-
tire.
He announced that the hustliuE
fight IN the Western League was
aging him rapidly and thar he was
seriously thinking Of relinQuishing
the relus 10 someone else next sea-
son
Ishel has been playing baseball for
| twenty years, He parted company
with Charles Com,shey. White SoN
boss, several years ago, and purchas-
ed an interest in the Wichita club. lie
later sold out and two Years age
came To- pes Molnes as president and
manager OF the local team.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
Commission Amends
Ruling Of Option

CINCINNATI, Sept 27-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission an
nounced yesterday that the rule Of the
commission prescribing the conditions
under which an optional agreement
will be approved and validated had
been amended by the addition of the
following paragraph:
"A purchased major league player.
who has participated in game and
been regularly waived on, may be re-
leased before September Is of the
year Of its execution under an op-
tional agreement, exercisable on Au-
gust 10 Of the following year. Such
player shall, however be subject to
draft in the year of his release, re-
gardless Of the approved optional
agreement"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
CHANCE PAYS
FANCY PRICES
FOR PLAYERS
"PeerIess Leader" Is Adopting
the Same Methods Employed
by John MCGraw.
TRANK CHANCE is spending

TRANK CHANCE is spending
money like water to build up
his lowly Yankees. Maisel, his
new third baseman, cost the Yanks
$4,000 and Count Midkiff and Bert
Daniels. But Chance thinks he made
a good business deal.
Il paid $4,000 for Maisel because
he is worth twelve $1,000 a year ball
players. l would rather have five
$4,000 a year players than so $1,000
year men. The high priced man
usually plays major league ball"
In this statement the former boss
Of the Chicago Cubs sums up what is
the idea of the majority of success
full managers. He is not at the head
Of a winning combination this sea-
son, but with his new men and some
more contemplated purchases. he ex-
poets big things Of the Yankees next
year 1t is said that he will prac-
tically turn the team upside down in
an effort to put a pennant contender
in the field. He is pleased with the
work of his new men he has picked
up this year, and 1t would not be a
surprising thing to see several moro
Yankee veterans follow the trail OF
the men the feeTleSB LcdutT mas
already let go.
John McGraw also believes in pay
ing big salaries for high class play
ers. When he paid $1,000 to the
Indianapolis club, Of the American
Association, for Rube MarQuard and
$4,000 to the st, Paul club for Chief
Meyers there were many baseball
men who thought that the Giants had
paid too much for men from the
minor leagues. But the work Of the
pair since they Joined the Giants has
more than borne out the judgment OF
the Little Napoleon. They have help
ed the Giants to pennants and have
been worth their weight in gold to the
team.
Now, Frank Farrell, the owner Of
the Yankees, is apparently adopting
a similar course. He is paying Chance
one of the biggest salaries ever drawn
by a baseball manager and the Peer
less Leader" is determined to give
New York a good team in the Amer
iCan League. This year he has had
much to contend with, a team to re-
model practically and a new league
with which to get familiar.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28
Ted Meredith VIII
Try Long Distance

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Ted
Meredith the phenomenal University
of Pennsylvania runner. who is cred
lied with having done 471-5 seconds
for the quarter mile around one turn
at Toronto several weeks ago. will at
tempt to win honors at longer dis
tances this fall He will be a candt-
date for the Red and Blue cross
out the men
Coach Orton will run Meredith
cross country only as an experiment
and should he find that the long
jaunts are liable to cut down the
speed of the Olympic champion, he
will Immediately take him from the
squad.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-09-28

CUNNINGHAM realizing that kick
- ing Is going 10 count more than
ever, Is doing an he can TO develop
good hootcr. Henderson IS hv far
the best kicker in the squad at pres
eut, But pulling a lineman back to
kick discloses the play. and in Hem
derson's case. viii greatly weaken