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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
Making an Agricultural Survey

The biggest economic revolution
the biggest revolution that is going on
in America today is the agricultural
revolution. The United States gov
eminent, the state government the ag-
ricultural colleges, all are trying TO
bring American farming up TO the
standards of European farming,
They are making great prOgress-ln
spots. They are making the fastest
progress in the places where the or
gained business men are helping
helping with money with which 10
engage local experts and make the
sort of agricultural surveys that must
precede any general shift in methods
anywhere, and then helping by cooper
atlng in every movement that makes
1t easier for the farmer 10 help him
self in other ways.
Should Pull Together.
It isn't the farmers of your neigh
borhood. even the best OF them, that
always knows best what sort of crops
ought to be grown there, and how
they should be cultivated. The expert
from the Department of Agriculture or
the state agricultural college, who
would come down 10 this town and
make an agricultural survey II the
organized business men of this town
were enterprising enough to send for
him, can certainly tell you how the
forms of this neighbOrhoOd could be
made to produce much more than they
are now. Then if you folks are really
in earnest in wanting TO make the
whole territory that is tributary to
this town the best farming district in
the country, the United States gov
eminent will pay half the cost Of
keeping an expert here all the time,
so that your farmers needn't go wrong
at any time, if they reall want to
better themselves.
| have tried merely to suggest one
of those possible things that could be
done for this town If all the blsiness
men and everyone interested in the
future and prosperity of this town
were pulling together, giving their
time and money to the effort to make
things better.
Isn't it worth trying?
Why not help to make a trial pos
sible?
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Wanted-One copy of Pal
ladium of Sept. 20. Bring to
Palladium Office.
". F, SW|GGET DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Member of Prominent Fam
lily of Wayne County
Ill for Years.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Oct 27.-
Walter F. Swiggert, member of one
of the prominent families, is dead at
the home of his father-in-law, J. X.
Smith, after several years of i'll
health
He was born in Cambridge City,
March 27, 1858, and grew to man
hood in this city.
He was united in marriage to Miss
Edna Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Smith, June 20, 1888.
He was, for number of years, ac-
lively allied with the business inter-
ests of Cambridge City, Muncie and
Indianapolis, but owing to failing
health, has for several years resided
in Ashville, North Carolina
The wife, two brothers, Carl Swig-
CERT, of Porto Rico, Professor Glenn
Swiggert, of the University of Ten
nessee, and one sister, Mrs. F. J.
Claypool, of Muncie, survive him.
The funeral will be held at the
home, on Main street, Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock, the Masonic Or
der conducting the service. Inter
ment in Riverside cemetery.
Five thousand copies of the Bible
have been placed in the guest rooms
of the hotels in Washington, d. c.,
through the efforts of the Gideons, or
Christian Commercial Travellers of
America
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27

b. Dousan. 81 no lot IL in F. KEENAN, :
addition 10 Richmond
Richmond Home Builders 10 John
Is. Dousan. 81 0p. lot Il in F. KLEIN
ans addition TO Richmond
William II Trussler 10 Harriet
Cant. Sl.opo part lots and 1 in bloc 1
l in puhliu
Charles = Estep to Columbus Rey
nolds. 5000. part quarter section l..
township L. range Il. Green town
snip
Martha ] Harris 10 Albert n Ham
ilton. $50. part northwest quarter
section b, township II. range /. in
Wayne township
Charles L Lambert TO Marco DE-
lucio ct al. $275. lot 72l in Beallyie"
addition to Richmond.
Richmond Home Builders to Edna
l. Tressell. $l.00. lot 10 in Bungalow
Hill addition 10 Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27

grandson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer McConnaha and other relatives
James Doddridge is reported on the
sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weaver, of
Bentonville, who have been visiting
at Anderson, Alexandria and other
points, have returned home
Miss Emma Mates spent over Sun
day with her friend, Miss " Ogborn
at New Castle
Charles Lockwood, of Bentonville,
was intoxicated Friday and had a gen
eral for all quarrel. He was finally
brown out of Frank Hackleman's
blacksmith shop. 1t is said that he
will be placed under arrest and his
trial heard at Connersville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
Prevent Diphtheria.

A sore throat is good breeding place
for Diphtheria germs. Protect your chill
dren by never neglecting a Sore Throat.
You can wisely depend upon TONSlLINE.
Give Tonsiline upon the first appearance of
Sore Throat - don't give Diphtheria a
chance in that throat in its weakened con-
dition When TONSILlNE is swallowed it
comes directly in contact with the diseased
surface and induces healthy condi- ~
ton of the membranes then the SA
system can better defend the throat "a
if attacked by Diphtheria germs. r.
Keep TONSILINE in the house i
where you can get it quick when IA
needed. 25c., SOC. and sl.00. W
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
JURY VISITS SCENE
or BOURNE MURDER
No Testimony Heard in Case
Against ElwOOd Davis
Today.
JURY is IMPANELED
Special Venire of 1874 Called
Before Selection is
Made.
JURY is IMPANELED

EATON. Ohio, Oct 27.-With the
jury selected in the case Of the state
against Elwood Davis, charged with
killing Franklin Bourne, the first step
was taken this morning at the opening
OF common pleas court, when the jury
was taken to the scene of the crime
The Bourne farm, upon which the
body of the old recluse was found in
shallow grave, lies in the Backbone
hills, west Of Camden. 1t was two
late to hear any evidence after the
return of the jury this afternoon. The
session Tuesday will open with the
testimony
After six days effort jury to sit in
the case was impaneled Saturday
afternoon after 1S4 veniremen had
been called out of total of PIT. OPP
position to capital punishment figured
largely in the dismissal of the greater
portion OF the talesmen, while many
declared an opinion had been formed
and believed that it could not be
changed by any evidence that might
be introduced
Personnel of Jury
The jurors, comprised mostly OF
Well-knoWn farmers and business men
follow:
j. S. Barnhser, farmer, Harrison
township; Charles w. Bloom, ex-ed-
ltor, Jefferson township: Charles w.
Her, farmer Harrison township; ]. E.
Parker, wholesaler of produce, Wash
lngton township; Thomas S. Duke,
retired farmer, Washington township;
John Parker, farmer, Jackson town
ship; ID. A. Young, manufacturer,
Washington township; F. J. Dalrym-
pie, retired farmer, Eaton; Charles
Talbert, manufacturer, Gratis town
ship; Charles E. James, farmer, La
nier township; F. M. Petry, farmer,
Jefferson township; John Gauch, i'm
plement dealer Monroe township.
The list is comprised Of men univer-
sally considered broad-minded and
fair, and attorneys for both the state
and the defense have declared their
satisfaction with the lot. Before the
selection of the twelve men the State
had exercised two pre-emptory chal-
lenges and the defense eight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27
BUSINESS COLLEGE

Mr.. Campbell went to New Castle
Wednesday afternoon to meet Chas.
c. Cring, general manager of the In
diana Business college.
G. c. Mcclellan, district manager of
the Stereotype company, with head
quarters at Indianapolis, has been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27

returned home Saturday. She Is still
weak but is improving daily.
Miss Elma Horner, who teaches in
the New Madison schools, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l. HOrner.
Mrs Ben Saxton and daughter, Hell
en-, of Richmond, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Curt Baumgardner.
F. C. Richards returned Friday eve
ming from a business trip to Dayton.
Paul F. Mcneil, salesman for the
Richmond Casket company was home
over Sunday from "off the road with
his family. On Sunday Mrs G w.
Arnold and daughter Beverly spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27

NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
No hunting or trespassing on the
following farms:
Fred Newcomer. Charles Stemple,
Engene Anderson, David Weller
Oct277t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-27

ADVERTISEMENT
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Mrt6nr u Gin Spieler bat oos
Nedt, iobalo er einen 8aller in oaS
adte Selo bringt, Oafiir cine Dame
aitf 0as Brett 81 ieBen, gang egal, Oh
er i6on cine Dame bat ooer niht.
u. W.-2eioer ltebt mir ni1t Die
3eit sur gerfiigung, Inn Die ge-
miini1ten Nahforidungen anitellen
5u fonnen. Menn Sic li1 ober ielbit
Der Miibe unterSiebgn mollen, Iteben
Sbnen unIere D5iles" an irgeno Ell
mem @odentnge nit Nusnabme
Samstags 3wii6en 4 uno 6 llbr nod
mittogs our Berfiigung.
3luef MettenOe -9os ri1tet Iidl
gall5 no6 ben Statllten Ser Qoge. Sc.
oenfaas miro gutter 2eumimo oer-
lnngt. Seben Sig Iih ood) oieierbalb
nit einem 0r6ensmitglieoe in Ser
b%inotng. Sic brauden ia feinen Na-
men 81 nennett.
$. &.-0er Ierfaiier 0es befann-
ten @e0idteS Ser Safer uno iein
Abt~ 1T @ottfrieO Nuauit giirger.
sic erbalten cine Sammlung Ser @e-
oidte 9iirgers in ieoer oeutidcn9ud
banolung.
0entit. -aann Sbre Srage MIR
beantporteu, menn sic mir ousfiibr-
lider mitteilen, morin Die ltrofbore
@anOIung beitanOelt bat, Oeren Sic
Iid angebIi6 i6uloig aemodt baben.
%ferner, OBJ tie ole 9lbli6t baben.
nod eutlhIano 8uritd8ufebren. Bic
oerboIeu sic Die galSe Anfrage.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Ter u0cutih dc &rteger-
buno4 belt oiu Niontag 9(beno in
ieiitem 6aiptqiiarticr, @cBlcr's
Nolle, iciucu Giiartals. glppen ab.
6auptnlam Scd)rcr iiibrte Den Dor
.iiB. 0as pom Sel0mebel Soiepb
Niair perfaBte @rotofoa murOe uHbe-
onitanoet anaenommen. 9tad Grle-
oigtuig BON &outineaeihdften nit
Oelien Der Appcu ihloB. purOe Den
&ameraoen sic muuoerihoue nelie
SABINE, Ole acroOe aus Geutidlano
einmetroifen lit 9ejeigt. 0ieielbe bat
auf Der eincn Seite ell WeiBes SelO,
oili Dem ser Naue Des 8nli0es mo
0as @riiu0ungsOatum Itcbt unO Oas
til Der N}itte cine @ermania 3eigt,
ip1brcu0 sic linfc obere gde Elm 80
Ter eimimmt. Die mlOerc Settle Der
Sabine lit ihmar5 zmeB-rot nit Dem
HeihsaOler in Der Wlitte unO Ger Sfi-
idrift: Ges Gcltihen arie9erbunOes
bon @aibington 9epiie. @eborlom,
creme, Iapferfeit Oes OeutiAen
arieaers Gbrenfleio. 0ic Spite ser
6a6nenitoude miro our1 einen gol-
Ocneli gefronten gl0ler aebiloet.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Sin idlottiacm Wrin.

Su DIFFERS Earf, Dem lb0n gele-
genelL iAattigeu Sommerorte ii
9un0aIf, N}O, veroiitaltete Ser lin
fel 9rGiiQ Gerceu~ BON Baltimore
icin 81. Stiitumgsfeit. Gaiielbe er.
ircute iih eines iibcraus arten 8eiu-
Dies. N(ls @Gltc mnrelt Nlitqlieoer
Oes n9nfel @rGiiq Screens" bon
Maibinaton, 2. g., aniueienO, Die
MnIbinQton Inn If llbr @ormittags
oilf eiliem Spc3ial5ug perlieBen unl
iidl friib 9iahmittags bei ibren 8al-
timorern griiOern i'm genannten
@arf einfan0en.
Die 9lnmeicnOen aus @albington
maren Sol9euOe: 6enrp @ebrenberg,
Br1ii0ent, @corg Wfair, Sefret1r
Ism. @abl uiO6omilie; Sobn Merg-
iter mo Semitic, 9lilguit SHmiot,
{. Gerber, 8. g(. Groof. Noolp6 See
booe nuo Iroit, 6rib SeeboOe, Sol.
Mair, Im6roiiiis &ran8, SEQ Shii=
bel un0 Sror Iranf Aies 4arl Or
molo, glnOreus Malter; So6n q.
Sdiirger; Nidaro NeiBfer; Ebilipp
@ielher, Gbeo. glbner; 6riB Bert
raln mo Safo6 @amlnel.
SIN 8orf muroeu oie @oi6inqto-
ner nit 0fiiif empfanaen. @egen 6
llbr aben0s biclt Serr 6rtB @eb4
renber1 Ser 8rdiioent oes @oltimo-
rer ullnfel @rdiig Screens cine Dor
5iiglide NeOe, Die pom @rGiioenter
0es @ai6ingtoner .Gnfel 9rdiig@er-
e.rs4, Serrn @eurp @ebrenberg, IN
ebenlo nor5iigliAer @eiie ermiOeri
mur0e.. 0ie @erren 6riB 8ertrdm II
EbElipp Melber 6eimIten aegelpreiil
Gin. Tsr S6abnefiter 6riB Seebo-
Sc, Der Die lcBte g9ode infolge oet
&ranf6eit ieines So6ncs @il6eln
i6peren SKINNER bette, fonnte bod
babel Iein, ga ser aranfe lif ouf BEN
@ege Der 9eiierilng 6efinoet. Seir
gnidenbuA bat CT oiesmol llidt per
lo~rensult0 10 0en 9nfeln piel Mufre-
gillig sripart, Die @albingtoner
fcbrten Iebr 5llfrieoen bon ibrer
Ausflllgs 3uriid.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Oas rs n 1tUn SDnr-
lit md tuic uur mebr aIS Wil-
Iig, @cridte ii6er @criammlumgcn,
&crgniignnacn, etc. Der @ereimc an
6rin0eu. On cS nber cine pbDlil1e
IlImm6gIidfcit 1T, 0af nnicrc @crtrc.
fer iibcrnn iciu f6nncn, bitten luir bic
0errem Sefretare ser &ercime, ms
mntcrftiiten sat iuOllcm nnO lire NO-
tiscn 6iS GOnncritag Mittass in Der
GeOaftium nb5mIicferm. sic fjmncm
Damn lidJer lcin, Die 8eridltc am
Samitag in Scr 3eitamg 5l finOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
9ampfetfa6rtcn mad SmOiau Sea6
MnO GOIOmiaL @ead.

Gen MalDingtDnerll, DIE na6 0es
cages 2ait unO 0ibe grbollng IN
elmer 6obrt Ben 9otomac birurnter III.
den moIcn unO fitoen meroer, III
ourh Die Sabrten oes 9ampfers ct
Sobn eine nortrefflide @elegenbeii
oaslt geboteu. Ger 0ampfer fGbri
ieOen gl6ello, init Niisnabme oes
Spmaben0S uno Spnntags Inn Z
il6r non Der @erft an SUB Ser Sic.
.6enten StraBe ab, fd6rt bis Snoiau
Seao, Orebt BORT I'M mo lit Inn II
llbr etpa mieOer an leiner @erft. ga
lib an 8orO Elm misge3eihnetes ga
fe befinOet mo 0a Is Ofliiif nnO Gan3
Die SSiiae giebt, erfreuen iib oieie
6nhrten grsBcr @eliebtbeit.
SonnabenOs 2.30 llbr am gtad-
mittag nno SomtdQs. Tim 9 llbr
morgens, iGbrt Der 0ompfer mad
Colonial 9eadL wobin er ale Die nit.
nimmt Die eineu oDer 5fpei Gage anl
Stranoc meilen o0er ibre Mngebori-
gen Die ofn Sommer iiber BORT lino.
bciud)en mpllen. Colonial @eod miro
ron Sabr 5it Sabr- als 6erieoufcnt-
balt mebr mo nebr bcliebt, mo
nenn nidt ole Nn3eihen triigen, per-
ipridlt oieieS Sobr ein beionoerS 6utes
3t merOen. @craOe jet iii Die Sal.
ion an beiten Sal3maiierb1oer 81
aelli. Rlioerlt, 6iiden uno arebsfano
iin0 @eniiiie, ole man in Colonial
@eod IN reibem MnBe baben fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

s ii / aeiuuoe 9odmaret, Oh Yrob
ooer nll0erc 5Q1elL lit Die N6derci
pom s. s. Gipalo, 1914 6Iorioo 9lpe,
". 6. beltens befonnt. Satinbroo lit
cine ser Spe3ialitdten. Die in Der
edderei bereeiteIt werOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Ole geb0r0e Der Gireftoren
bes u@aibingtoner 5dngerburos4
bat in einem Hunolhreiben ibre Wfit
elieoer a%ufgeforoert, elmer Wfalicll-
b%erIammInng am ndditen Gienstag,
ben 30. SSltli, abenos $50 in Der
S6ngerbunobaae be%i3upobnen Inn
Mittel uno @ege 81 linden pie De-
Dun0, mje er bisber beItanoell, meites
gefiibrt meroen fam Oa 0as Morfs.
Sones-@ eieb ale gegebenen @e0ia
grngen ge1noert bat. Sebr rid)tia
bemerft oas &unoi6reiben Dab sSi
t%oleran5, gngber5igfeit mo 6auotiS
mus einen Geil ibrer perionlideii
Sreibeit ben 8iirgern @aibingtons
gerallbt bat, uno oaB Oas nelte @ciet
MGnnern per0unft miro, Die BON SIN
oftilelen 8erbGltniiien @aibinatons
feline @bnung baben. IS miro bic
Soffnuug anSgeIprohem OaB Cote
rama Mn0 2iberalisnnis enoIih Ood1
ben Gieg 0npontragen mer0en. Gie
MitgIieoer oes SGngerbMalbes ioIltcu
niht DerfeblciL Der s8eriammlnla
bei3upobnen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
0entid slmcrifaner setaOelt.
@ebGTiee MmtluOrt nnf Nppell str
Weteilinmnn on NmsitclInnn.

8eteiligMns an NMsitellnng.
Sin beabii1tigter MppeQ omerifa=
nii6er 9irger oeutiher Nbfunft in
oen Ser. Stoaten an ole oeutl1e &e-
gierung mo oie mouItriellen 40rper-
Ihaften 9eutI6lanos sur 8eteiligung
an Der in 1915 in San 6rancisco
Itattfinoenoen Nanama-@acific @us-
Iteaung betpog ole 09eutlhe Bolts
pirti1aftIibe 2orreiponOen5~, cine
Agentur 3ur Yetreibung ser agrari-
l1en Eropaganoo in ben oeutiden
3eitungeL 3i elmer gebdiiigen @nt-
gegnung.
9as 8latt maht 9elteno, oie 0ent-
l1en in Nmebifa entbebrten 81 lebr
oes YatriotismuS ibrem olten Batter.
lanoe gegeniiber, uno tie ieien 3ll germ
bereit, Die oeutide Spradye unO Dent.
-ide aitltur fallen 5iL laiien, Inn be-
redtigt 81 iein, iif an DeutiAlan0
Inn cine ipeoielle @ergiinitigung fir
oas 2ano ibrer @obI 81 tpeuoen. IS
p1re neit better, Iagt oos Ylott, ipenn
lie lid bemiiben miiroen, Die Nus
merging Der S6ifonen be3iiglit Der
30lle ouf oeiltide Bidder unO anoerc
@egenit1uoe aus Der amerifoniiden
3arif-8orlage 5l beipirfen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

SO er INNER BON Sen 9eutihen eli
ne Heiie nod 9eutldlano madt, be-
ultbt neiltenS Die oeutiden 0ampfer-
linienL uno od lit in eriter 2inie fir
oie bieiigen 0eutihen Der u9eoroOellt.
ide 2lopo~, weI6er III $50. 7t5 IA.
StraBe, M.-@., feline Agentlir bot
9ort maltet in 5liborfommenoer @ci-
Ie Serr 81. 6. Mndlcr Ieines MmteS,
uno fertigt fir Die &eiienoen sic Fl
diets aais rnO aibt ionltige ansfnnft.
An1 Bel Ser Sirma 6. S. 9roop ano
Sons 60. IS. uno @-StraBe g. So,
IinO GabriGeine Su baben.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

llnii6ertrefflide MettssR
@nadmmrlt mmO Meat Eps
@neblers, 532 Genter E
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Hran 9hereia edap6ad

iogen mir alien 6reumOen mo @e.
fannten ber5liden 9onf. 9eionoers
aber modten mir Oanfen gater Mott
bon Der M%arienfirde fir ieine Gro.
Itesporte uno Dem 8erein nSooali.
tat" 0erielben Stride fir Die ge8eigts
9eilnabme. @benio Dem @erein oel
Sbmei3cr Nomen Die Stauffodet
rim fir Oie troitreihe Siilfe mo OiC
8lumcnipeuOen.
Der tramernOe Suite
mn0 0inOer.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

0rntlder GcutraIucrbanO-

%tt4IbVNA %~N""F
Die General 81 riamnluig Ocs
4eutIheu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iano an
lesten Dienstag in Der Soae Oes
8albinqton SGngerbunoes itatt, 81
men ME gIiidIideu @rtff Der Gcntral
Oerban0 nit Der Ginridhmg oieler
bierteIia6rlihen @eneroloerianims
lungen getan bat, Denies Die groBe
Nn3abl BON 0elegaten. nn0 Wiitglie-
bern, ole iid trob Oes ihmiilen
9l6en0s ein0efun0en botten. @rdiis
bent Wartin 8iegan0 fiibrte OenGor.
lib un0 entleoigte ii1 leiner Nnigaben
in gepobnter fGbiger @eiie. gas
Yrotofoa Der lebten SiBnng DiirOe
angeuommen. &err BON 9oett5er
DilrOe ais uelier 0elegot milfomnlet
gebeiBen. Bonn @usidnB Oes So
mites fir lluterbaltiuag Der Die Stit-
0entenfonDentipn belud]en0en 0cltt.
I6en Stuoenten mar ell SArei1cn
nit meiteren 9nten eingelaufelt. Gill
Beroem laq elm &uu0ihreibeu rom
Sinan3fomite Oes oeutld merifa-
niihen gtutionulbuilOes Dor, ipelGles
Ole 6inon5lage Oes 8uuOes betraf
Der 8eri1t Des SAabmeiilers
DurOe entgegen gcuommen. Nametls
oes 4omites fir ,,@rciie~ angeIegen-
beiten berihtet Ser s. Meber, Dab
iebr oiel nidt bate aeideben f0mien
Oa elm @rciIe Board nod niht bette.
Re, Dab aber Sdritte iofort getan
perOen miiroen, iobalo 0ieie 9ebor-
De enogiiltig ernunnt lei. SIN glns
1hluB an 0ieIen Yeriht beantra9t
Serr 8oldner, OaB Der G%entralper-
banO Dem YrGiioenten @iion cine
Nelolution uiterbreite, Oer5ufolge e
bel Der @ruenmluq pom 6ranf 9.
2oro bebarren iole, mo an ben Sc
nat, @errn 2orO 81 beltdtigen. VI
Der 0ebatte beteiligen lih Die &erren
S1miOt, Bender, 0e3opp, mo Sid
ner. Ger 9lntrag miro einitimmig
ongenommen. SEER 8oeldner lte1te
ben meiteren Iittrag, ben Nationnl
bun0 Inn leine llnteritiiBltng in sic
fer Sadie an5ugeber. 9lih Oieier
Nntrng puroe %angenommen. lleber
Die greiie-N ngelegenbeiten muroe
Damn oes @eiteren gelprodsn un0
mand gutter @eoanfe 81 Gage ge-
bra6t.
4lsOonl fam sic ~0iesidbrige Son
benton in ct. 2ouis sur 8eipred)
ulg. Serr 8enOer ltellt Sen Mntrdg,
oaB Die 9elegaten, Inn ben Central
perban0 bort 81 nertretel1, i'm Wfonat
Mugult gep6blt tDer0en %iollen. Der
Antrag miro ougenommer. I'm eptl.
llnfolten fir Oieie 9elegatei1 aui3li=
bringen, miro auf Mntrag BON @errn
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-26
iThumbleSS Curve
Invented by Rucker

CINCINNATI, OHIO. June Pa
two-hit shutout administered by Nap
Rucker to the Reds recently may de-
velop a new pitching style and a new
ball called the thumbless delivery.
After the game 1t was found that
Rucker pitched the nine wonderful
innings with crippled left hand. The
thumb was badly hurt stopping a
hatted bali some days ago and Nap
could not shut II on the leather,
Nevertheless, the Georgia wonder
went In there and proceeded to de-
liver a slow ball gripped hard with
the fingers and only steadied with
the base Of the useless thumb.
This BAH came up 10 the batters
like Matty's fadeaway, but higher
and man after man took two called
strikes on the freak delivery.
Then Nap would drive one with
what little speed he could command
and the Reds, forced to hit, drove
ii out as best they could
Great support saved ruCker a dozen
times but the game nevertheless was
marvellous for a man in his condition
The new thumbless ball, he says, will
hereafter be one Of his mainstays
Il can stop any team" said Ruck-
er that does the wait-'em- act.
If they stand up there with bat on
shoulder | can toss two of these
floats, get TWO strikes and trust 10
the field for the next one"