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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

ward again right from where he was,
whether the batsman hit or did not
hit the ball served up in such haste
by the pitcher, (Proyiso to Sec. 10
of Rule 56)
N the same way base runner who
has overrun first base after hit.
ting the ball can not be put out until
he has had a reasonable length OF
time in which to come back to first
after oyerrunning. The rules do not
say just how much time a runner
shall have in any of these three
cases; and that is why 1t all must
be left to the judgment of the UNI
pire. OF course II the runner going
down to FIRST, in the special case I'M
der discussion, stopped to have a
chat with somebody, or wanted to go
to the bench and get a chew OF to-
bacco before going on about the
business of the day, or walked down
like a snail. he might in the opinion
of the arblter be consuming an al
together unnecessary and unreas-
enable amount OF time, in which
event he would have the right to let
the above-described play stand as 1t
transpired.
"A YEAR or two ago a batter in
4 a some big league game, hap
pening to get up to the plate at the
commencement of an inning in
record time, took tha notion into his
head 10 clout one of the luscious
peaches the pitcher was floating up
to his catcher while in the process
of limbering over a few before the
official had ordered play to resume
He whacked the sphere for three
bases: but the umpire shook his
head and called him back to start in
an orderly manner In a word. Il
was a question for the umpire Il
say when and how long the bal
should stay dead. and when II might
be brought to life again and the
game go on.
| do not know what the umpire
ruled In the particular case in which
this question recently came up; but
OF course he could make his decision
either way. and fortify his position b,
simply stating that in his opinion the
batsman either had or had not haC
enough time TO get TO first when tn,
succeeding play was pulled offs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
College Games
To-day's Games.
Auburn VS.. Tech at Grant Field.

Auburn VS.. Tech at Grant Field.
Clemson VS.. Georgia at Athens.
North Carolina VS.. West Virginia,
Wesleyan, at Chapel Hill.
Wake Forest VS.. Horner at Wake
Forest.
Virginia VS.. Amherst at Charlottes-
Vile.
Mercer VS.. Gordon at GAINESVILLE.
Alabama VS.. Howard at Tuscaloosa.
L. s. U. VS.. Jefferson at Baton
Rouge
Mississippi VS. Mississippi College
at Clinton.
Mississippi A. and M. VS.. Maron at
Starkeville.
Sewanee VS.. Morgan at Sewanee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
5000 See Mackmen
Defeat Raleigh, lO-l

RALEIGH. N. c.. March 2S.-Threa
thousand rabid fans yesterday saw tina
Athletics defeat Earl Mack's Raleigh
club, of the Carolina League, 10 to l.
Score: R. H. E.
Athletics ..................1O IA 3
Raleigh ..................... s
Batteries: Bush, Burning, Schang
and Lapp; Myers, Yon. Evans. Riley
and Perkins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

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~ 5 from a
PINGSDEsnlBLfACHFRS
KID ELBERFELD
w lore to think about yonr
~ And all the unpires that you PANIED
Your timely punch and husling cork
And hoo fought to beat the band
s and, then, think
The 'eag gon heGeed EN- to the stand
WITH sNoDcRAss AT third base and the
Of the Giant inhed would be solid as rock--just about
M'GRAw English losing their
but he would take back he could what the English
saying about his saying it vgor hardly covers it
COACH NIcKALLs PENN making prohibiting
gumchewing the candidates would be
rowing
AT THE RISK appearing hardly refrain
from that Wlding will the
Mediterranean until he turns for the Davis Cup series stale
SOMETHING this
handing good pannng
crossed US by putting both Of them at scratch
THE Editorial PAGE the lucky Just
Roosevelt and Affinity Earle coming back for them
PITCHER ccoTrE MUST be pike He signed for only oNE
of the largest" salaries in the American League
IT ISN'T SURPRISING that Tnne shafer few gray
When takes Mcraw and Latham down second base
ana SHOWS he now 70 put me pan on runner you nave 10 nge
hairs
WISCONSIN s trying dead witV1he
Court the Pure Food decision He rules that Netherlands
State
blows the agile He should have
Mcraw refusal to acquire ac cholera were also fearful walops
to nothing of the continued good health of the Athletic ned
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
REAL CONGRATULATIONS Observation-Disclosures
HOMES

looking
Every kind OF homecoTTAGEs BUNGALOWS SQUARE HOUSES in
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
BRAND NEW

Living room, dining room, kitchen. den.
pantry on first floor; two nice bed rooms
and bath on second floor; four closets.
living rooms finished In oak, furnace,
combination fixtures, screens, cement
basement, corner lot, south front. paved
street close to school. Price only s.. 500:
at 2630 Blonde st.
c. G. CARLBERG,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Low Prices

ueoass
STREET modern
paving nSONO rs
RsO-n@ and
nEo-2ni N
T & 800 wh Al Prov @ M rS basement A. OAK oOfs %
new Snss. sSss nntSTe anS pSSss em s cellars sbsS s
s CROWN r0T avSSA AETN %Ss:% I@,Sn
and buffet beautiful oak nsh no decorations
xOns fs
to-day anS examine IN. ' Son s% an. hS vs
aaO EVANS STREET
SIX large with
a al show You through
s0e s.ra AND BROWNE = fun
ner lot G feet with paving all paid beautiful and lawn
"BI1LB ISLE"
room
You win this II
A. SO asa yARAM ~ DUNDEE"
fireplace
% oo si ONE bedroom one . and one isi with :S.
You wrii Ike it
tina
s fTS.nf o os you a and the lots a.. AL SOLD This viii
ono '''A ITO" e'' ana A"'''
district between Burt and Cum
ms on ssh street beautiful slightly lot and sDsnd house,
school S block to car line Sa s.m T PsaS
Could ask better iooon7 The fine
$3.50 18TH AND WRIT, srsa.
nts $4,000 build
Charles w. Martin & Co.
omsha nOnaB Bldg tyler 1ns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
REAL EsrATE-NoRrH SIDE
Fine Bungalow
Florence Blvd.

If you want a weil-built house and are
willing TO pay for good construction,
which ls the cheapest in the long run,
come out today and examine 4i22 n
9th ST Blvd. House r. complete IN every
detail, and has special features, such as
beautiful built-in buffet. colonnade open
ing with bookcases, plate rail and pan
eied walls. white enameled sun ROOM
oak finish, oak floors. waved and poll
lshed, fun cemented brick basement. the
best Of plumbing and furnace. Lot level,
good lawn, no paving to pay on boule-
ward. Has five large rooms, and large
attic In VIII Oh more rooms can be fin
ished II desired. Price 1850. on terms
FRED w. SHOTWELL, Agt.
ga Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Rhnr,n nnttnIn. I1an
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
slO-s12 Brandels rheater Bldg.
$3.50

For this modern, seven-room house at
I'LL Spencer, 5 years DID, in first-class
owner, above address or call w. $40 for
terms.~
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
RASP BROS.
los McCague Bldg. Doug. 1921

CREIGHToN's FIRST ADDITIoN-slx
rooms and bath, 3-r. finished In oak;
living room across the front of house;
dining room has window seat panel
walls and plate rail; den has oak finish,
with four windows and clothes closet,
could be used for bedroom; two large
bedrooms and bath on second floor;
bedrooms has clothes closets, also linen
closet; full cemented basement furnace
heat, laundry connections; lighting fix
lures can be selected by purchaser: full
set of screens and shades; lot 5Ox133;
corner with paved 81 close to car and
school. A little south and west OF Hans
com park. Price cut to 1880 Terms
or lot taken as first payment
RASP BROS,
106 McCague Bldg. Doug 1852
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
GOOD 7-ROoM MODERN HOUSE
2AY22 EOR ONLY 90 0nn

24x3S FOR ONLY $4,000
Five rooms and bath on first floor, two
bedrooms upstairs, nicely Saoorated full
basement cemented floor q bricked up;
furnace heat. hot and co water, also
cistern with pump. A nice home on south
front lot. 50x12S, cement walks with cop
Ing, at 302S Fowler Ave. in nice location
among home owners.
w. H. GATES,
Room 647 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Donglas 12qA .
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Must Be Sold!

1920 Parker st. This house was built for
home. One Of the best buys on the
market. Has rooms, is modern and In
fine condition. Close to school and car
$500 cash and balance monthly.
S4lOh Burt st. Two Groom modern ex-
cept heat houses that can be bought right
Houses are in fair repair. Can make a
better price II you'take both houses. See
these houses. then make an offer. This
Is your chance to make fine investment.
500 cash and the balance on payments.
25S No. 18th ST. A broom modern ex-
cept heat COTTAGE This place is worth the
money that the owner asks. VIII accept
vacant lot as the first payment or take
cash payment as low as S1o0 The house
IL in fair condition. Is close to car line
stores and school. You will make money
II you buy this house now.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 300. sos Bee Rlar.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
REAL EsTATE-NoRTH SIDE

KOUNTzE PLACE HOAIE-Six large
rooms and sleeping porch oak finish;
living room across front of house, with
vestibule and cloak closet colonnade
bookcases; dining room has window seat
with panel walls and plate rail; well ar
ranged kitchen with buffers pantry and
ice box room: three corner bedrooms
with clothes presses and linen closet;
sleeping porch and bath on second floor;
walls all decorated; furnace heat with
oil burner attached: auto garage; fine
south front lot 50x12s IT; street paved;
close to car and school, and only Y blk.
from park. Price cut to $500. Terms
or will consider lot or smaller house in
exchange.
RAGp RRO9
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Charles w. Martin & Co.
7n tyler
Investment Talk No. 7

last 1nvestmnt)
II you want to know something positively any time you
consult specialist If there is anything wrong with you
you always consult specialists if you need raawyer you
seek lawyer whose ability tralawyer unquesoned
The department stores and all other large business houses
employ specialists in their different lines after their
business And it should be with you in making invest
ment in Real Estate. Consult firm who makes specially of
handling the kind of investment you wish to buy Their ad
vice will not cost anything and they certainly will do you
a lot of good.
1t does not make any difference whether you buy not
Go to them and find out what you do with your money
They will be glad to tell you anything you wish to know
We have several forms of investment which will be
glad to tell you about The information will we do
not hesitate to say that you today buy investments in
Omaha that are unequaled in any locality
Hastings & Heyden
1914 HARVEY ST..
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ter 0cainleo 9ooepct no Gait bate Oas 9onb IN Dem
otcn Sd)otten gSilon bon Soma cincu 2der6mrD}ini-
itcr ser id oaraui reritano mic fen 3pctcr 1eun
Der altc @err licB cs id mic ctgebci cncn beonoers
Nipitacu Grebcrdt ais @croienii Der repu6lifondcn
&e0iermg 5li 6eanipridcu Ger e6ige Ndcr6ausSefrc.
idr @oiiou fol- Ct 6eibcn nliifte ic] 6eeilci 0ar-
5uc0cn OoB cine ocHofrotiide 9egermg not6menoig
mar, ciren nelicn &eioro fir sic omeritmde g9ei
3cneritc au5uileacn (Sts5tg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
ennLin Nlnrn Nlnhrnnlt

Gs farb AM a. alai 1914 sophia Clara VA.
brnnu, nclie6ic @aiin 0eS pcriiorbcnen Nnr
tin &ahcnau i'm Qllicr ppn 81 Na0rcn Sas
@cgrdbnib fnoci eunntnn, llDr Gadmiiin0e,
non heni NeprnpniBs(arlor BON 2Snl Soui Hr.
SOP, Eii.9iurtj.9lucuuc, aus iinii. Nciiebun9
pripai aui ocm aSonoon RnriiSrieoboe."
LNnnIN--Ill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
WertrnSe IS. Gran6.

gs fiar6 am 2 Wo 1914. @lorqens h3 ll0r
Wcrtruoe g. 0rnuh, gelcbic To0ter Scr oer
itotbcncn GenrO uno Gli8abctb Nrnub IN ibrer
gepbnHnp. 9tr. 1908, Nsunouwin'glueune Die
Vceroanug inoei Samitan, 3 ll6r Na6mii'
munbie mo Sreunoc euQcl0oen ino. gci
ietuna aui ocm pSonoon Rori'6rleoboie."
lNlnl2-Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
(yIilnhef6 Oerfcnhern

gS nar6 am S. Nai 1914 Nliia6ri6 Scr.
fcn6era, geo Sinlel Qcebic Satin oeS Der.
iiorbcncu gmaufi 0ericnbcrQ. i'm 9llter bon s4
Sa0ren. Nne NeprdbniB' inoci 0m NiUntan
9 llbr yahniliaeS. bon oer sSobnnna tHrer
Gno.GBnrlcc. 9trnhc aus iinit. Neiietlina prs
bat dni Dem .SSeicrn ecmeiefp."
(lQuf0Aft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Gcpartemcnt fit Iifcntldlc @crbeNcunacn,
ilutcrTcgaricmrui eeS Staot.3naeuienrS.

EcpQfftMCNt tut uNCNttWc NffDfntlNhUtN,
llutct4T cpartement oeS GtnotSunenieuro,
Mn anc, bic Cs Gnncbi.
Ndlt more. 81. Nprll 1914.
GS uirb biermii pcmdb bon 9lbhuiien SO y
uno SO Is aes Baltimore Gidot CHARTERS befannt
Qenla6t bah Der St1ot sSnacnicnr na0 oem 3
Suui 1914 bcQinncn miro. Die 9dlperi Sirabc
poueicrman SiraBc 6iS %rali7GtrdBe. nit mof
herHem NlaierlGl 81 pilaiiern neli 6l pllaliern
unO ueu an bcegeH. gluc Rcrlonen uto Cor
poratlouen mer0en ocSbalb auQcioroeri. @r
ldu0mBlcbeiHc ir aue glr6eicn 5u l0icn mo
0clc Oor Dem o Snni 1914 81 beeflbcn Die IN
ir9eno elmer gSeie Die glnQrabnlN ooer glul
reBnnQ Qendnniet Grn6e u0ibiQ maDe mHb'
ten na6ocm iie au iolNe gSeiie gepnalierl
ooer ncu 0epilaiicr it,
(9lpr2i .Widid. l0) Sia0tsNnQCniclr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
@6ir0armOMi[des 0r@elEer.

GaioH guDlcrigionsdIlc fit gon5erie 1913
1915 i0icBi n slhaunbs, Jr. ?. Glt6a9eiic'
SirnBe. am IA. Mu.
Sublcrbenien toeroen erhcDt iJrc Ippila'
iioneu lOlprt ein5ufciden, ilnI cutie Cite az
lcbcrH.
Goloiien GnoSli Gabrilopiti0. Gcybarot.
Niaele t3 9pn8erte) $3 bis $6.
(Q2Qi6 S,1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
gaream Orr stra6suonra6rmds Gpnminarc.

QlHftaM Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NunnlNitt.
Baltimore. %. glprll 1914.
sic GraBcnonrOhrnds 0pmmlllure aa0en
bicrmit IN leberciniinnmn0 nit ocn 90lis
morer Sidoi Charter 500. Mhhnil peaant.
oab ile bic crite &oridmmlung am D9nneritaH.
cen uicrirn Saa ian Sunt 1914, NornliiaQe nm
III lhr. in neul Niircnu Der Gummlilire i'm
Nnin1auic. abbalten weroen. Inn Die S'oIlmudi
US5uiiben mo ole ibnen iiherltaaencn uno
bon ihuen bcrun0icn l9lihieu so crlhuen iu
Ncircif Der Hunncmnlruna NIB Smlicinna Ger
geiubcr.eirnRc, bon ner Ciilnie Der So0nion'
Suube bis 8nr Cftinie Scr NenrO GiraRe, Qe
mdB Scr am l6 glugult 1909 nnier5tmnclcn
Nerpronnu0 glr 3S1 oec Wtn0ors mn Siaob
ratios bon baltimore.
Guame G.. Grammar,
Subn z. Sluiuro,
Nnrrn ". Mcmlcn
NNmniidre.
Cuacne y. 9D6nerS.
l9Lnr9n lGaI7 u 81 .2s.AnEl2l @lerl.