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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
CHAPTER xl.-centInusd.

I'VE are ready" called Jean gayly.
what In the world" Helen
paused At sight Of the swathed figure.
~Are you cold. Mr.. Speed?"
''Climb ON your horses and get =
start" painted the burly trainer: "hs's
Eoin' to race yeu ten miles"
I'm going to do nothing Of the
sort. I'm going to-"
But Glass jerked him violently, cry
ing:
"And NO talkin' to gals. neither.
You're trainin'. Now, get novel"
Speed halted stubbornly.
"Hit her up, Wally! Gwan. now
faster! No loafing. 30. or Ill wallop
you'll" Nor did he cease until they
both paused from exhaustion. Even
then he would not allow his charge Ia
do more than regain his breath be
fore urging him onward.
See here" Wally stormed At last
what's the usef can't"
whats the use? That's the usel'
Glass pointed to the north. where {
lone horseman was watching then
from . knoll. "Dyou know. who tina
isf"
The rider was small and stoop
1houldered.
"Wiuiel"
That's who"
"He's following us!"
With knees trembling beneath hin
Speed logged feebly on down the road
Glass pufhng at his heels.
When, after covering I'VE miles
they finally returned to the FLYNN
Heart, 1t was with difllculty that the
could drag enc foot after another
Wally Speed was drenched with pei
SEPARATION, and Glass resembled moth
Ing 30 much as = steaming pudding
rivulets Of sweat ran down his necl
his face was purple. his lips swoller
"Y-youIl have-to run alone-thi
afternoon" painted the tormentor.
This afternoon? Haven't ru
enough for-one day." the victil
pleaded. GLASS. old man. lin .
IN, tell you; I'm ready to die"
"Got TORY of some more-lea
lard" declared the trainer with w
garity. He numbered into the cool
house, radiating heat waves. puhin
like traction.engine, while his cor
panion staggered to the gymnasium
and sank into a chair. A momel
later he appeared with two bottles ,
beer, one glued to his lips. Both wel
evidently ice cold, judging from Il
fog that covered them.
Speed rose with cry.
SaN>~V ~ 10Nka uaoAoD
But the other, thrusting him ASH
without removing the neck Of Il
bottle from his lips. gurgled:
mo booze. Wally! You're trainin
'But I'm thirsty!" shouted the ct
lsta, laying hands upon the full bottl
and trying to wrench it free.
"Have . little sense. II you.
thirty hit the sink" Glass still mai
tanned his hold. mumbling indistins
ly: Waters the worst thing in Il
world. Waiti I'll get you some"
He stepped into the bunk-room.
return an instant later with cup he
full. "Rinse out your mouth, al
don't swallow it ALL"
"Anl There isn't that much. Ugl
It's lukewarm. want q bucket
ce-water-ice-water!"
Nothing doing! ! won't stand
have your epictetus chilled"
my what?"
Never mind now. on with the
clothes, and get under that shower.
guess It'll feel pretty good to-day"
Speed obeyed instructions sullen
while his trainer, reclining In t
cosy-corner, uncorked the secol
bottle. From behind the blanket C,
tains where the barrel stood, the Il
mer demanded:
What did you mean by saying
have to run again this afternoon?
'Starts!" said Glass, shortly.
"Starts?"
Fast work We been ioafing
far; you got to get some ginger"
Rats! What's thu
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
SYNOPSIS.

Cowboys Of the Flying Heart ramon are
heartbroksn over the loss Of their much
prised phonograph by the defeat Of their
champion in q fcot-race with the cook Of
the Centipede ranch. A house party !!
on at the Flying Heart. J. Wallingford
Speed cheer leader At Yale. and Culver
Covington. inter- collegiate champion run
ner, are expected. Helen Blake. Speeds
sweetheart, becomes interested in the loss
of the photograph. She suggests to Jean
Chaplin, sister Of the owner Of the ranchs
chat she induce Covington. her lover, to
win back the photograph. Helen declares
that II Covington won't run, Speed Will.
The Cowboys are hilarious over the pros
poet Speed and his valet. Larry Glass.
trainer 1t YALE arrive. Helen Blake asks
Speed. who has posed to her as an attn
lIke, to race against the Centipede man.
Thf cowboys join IN the appeal 70 Waiiy.
shall be entered as an unknown. ngurin.
his place. Fresno, glee club singer from
Stanford university and in love with
Helen, tries TO discredit Speed with the
ladies and the cowboys. Speed and Glass
Put in the time they are supposed to pc
draining playing cards in secluded spot.
The cowboys explain to Speed how much
the race means to them. Speed assures
them he will do his best The cowboy.
tell Glass It ID up to him to see that Speed
wins the race. Willie. the Gunman, Do
elares the trainer will 90 back east pack
"a In lea. II Speed fails. A telegram comes
Omaha for ten days Glass in q panic
forces Speed to begin training In earnest
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Gin oeut(d6er 5eemann.

<SuuttVUt WVWT UuuOtWtU tutr0 Uuto
BON fim bDrert Iaffen.
9eutf@lanbs 6lotte bat btsber in
benz groBen @0ltertriege nod feline
Electromagnetic @olle sefpielt. Sic 3eit
bafur TT nod ni@t getommen, miro
aber ritht lan9e mebr auf iih lparten
la6en. Menn Der seeignete Moment
ge1ommcn iein miro, ptrb man au@
bon Momiral Grtebrt9 @rafen BON
8auot11tn gu b0ren befommen, Der troB
feiner etnunofe4aig Sabre nit peraeibz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

fir gepib, 0ab iie obne Str @illen
per0ffentlibt muroe, neil lie ni6t Ser
@abrbeit entipri6t. IS gaben pab=
reno SbreS Iermins n1r feds 5ane,
mo- Sic Mngeflagten iib nidt idul6ig
erflarten un6 Die pro5eiiiert pur6en,
unb sic Nro5eiie en6eten nit 6rei @nt=
laiiungen, in einem Safe fonnten iid
Die @el6morenen nidt einigen un0
elm 6all, in mel6em Der urtbeilS=
iprub 81 @unlten 0es Gerflagten 1a1=
tete uno cine lleberfibrung. SSn al
len onoeren 1aue11 ouf Sic als lie
Der fiibru11g b%ingepieien, b%efqnnten
lid) oie @erflagten i6uloig ulr6 tpur=
Den obne irger16 pel6en Ero5eB pom
9iid)ter perurtbeilt, 1n6 es lit bon
feiner 8eoel1turrg, mobin Ser &idter
tie na6 iei1tem @ut6iinfe11 ia116te. SIT
oies nidt tpabr? sic mer6en obre
3meifel ger11e SEN Meefer County
goitor, melder be5iiglid 6esv &ecor6"
oeS Mnapalt5 fir StearnS County
fali9 beridtet mar, corrigiere11, un0
Sic boben 3eit gel11g, Dor Ser 8abl
6ieS GIT beiorgen, 6a i6 gemiB BIN,
6aB lie sic Sbatla6en BEN Stimmge=
BERN bon Stearns County bon einem
g6itor zines on6ern County ni1t
fall b barl te1en lalien mouen.
MdtungsDoa
Sames 81. 8ennett, if.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

SEER @eors 81. 9ouglas, $40. 40 Sit
131 ct. Stem Dnrf, sc. g., Idreibt: so
meme Irbeit MIDI 5lpingt, einen 9roben
Sbeil meiner 3eit i'm Sreien 5u berbrin=
gen, puroe i6 baufig our6ndBt burd
plobliden @egen, erfroren gemadt burd
! grobe &dlte, nnD ih fanb BALD aug, baS
i'd einen idlimmcn Sail nun &atarrb Der
2uftr0bren bate.
~S6 ber1udte Yflaiter u,b @e0i5in,
aber aQes bies i9ien mir nidt gu fell
fen, biz i6 Beruna nabm,
~9iele aus9e8ei6nete @1ebi3in erfaBte
midi redt, bertrteb allies bon Ser &ranfz
felt unb bante mid mteoer anf, Bis i'd
mid ftarfer fiibltc, ais es ieit Sabren Der
Sail mar.
n@enn INNER ib iebt ausgeiebt bin,
ltelen eil1ioe 9pien midi fer. Reruna
lit ein ioealer 8ei6iber in alien @rten
bon @etter."
Sizes lit Elm porbilbIi6er Sail bon Suit
rD6renz@ atarrb. gr fat Sic Sherbanb
inn @inter nnb Spmmer. Eeruna lit Elm
%anerfanntes STANDARD Mittel.
Splde, iuelde feline fliiiitgen Mchtst=
men iupllen, f6nncn jett Ecrana Sablette
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Photo copyright, 1914. BY American PressA Association
Das 8lo segt beutlih bic furdbtbare 9urboringungsgepat Der oeuts
fben Prorttie
irten jebt sic Mugen offnen nn6 II

irten jett sic slugen 0ffnen ur6 iie
ei1em 6rieoensidluB geneigt MAIDEN,
me1n tie bon SAP u11o Mibgunlt mdt
p0aig perblenoet lino. Mu6 jebt nod
1niiroe 3euti6lan6 nit iid) reoen lai=
ienz 6enn 9eutidlm16 bat bieien
&rieg nidt gewoat ltn6 miirbe iid)
borausiidtlid nit elmer g%eringen ter
ritorialen grmeiterung, elmer @el6=
entidd6igung 1tn6 elmer @armtte fir
ei1ren 6%al1ern6en 6rie6en 5ufrie0enge=
ite0t erfldren. Dieie 8e6ingun9en
fonnen sic Muiirten iebt nod erlor1=
gen. 2eioer lit oie Mrs1idt> 6aB Tie
GIT oieier @inli9t fommen mer6en,
gering. Die ipitematiide 8erbetung
miro orh iett einem frie6liden Mb=
fommen i'm @ege iteben. Mber oarum
miro SOS @erbangniB eben ieinen
9orf nebmen miiiien, un6 6as @n6e
6iirfte fir sic Muiirten lauten: n@ebe
SEN 8eliegten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
9etdt lanae npr 6em Mnsbrnd)e bcs

WI S*SS wv WV
arieges bat sic firdenfein0lide fran=
50iiihe &egierung Elm Gefret erlal=
len, our6 bas fiinf5ebn inn gr5ie=
bnngsmerfe tbdtige religi0ie @enoi=
lenlhoften lt11teroriidt mer6en. 0as
beoel1tet Sic SblieBung BON 1877
Sdulen unb betrifft Sic @r5iebung
bon G%a11ienoen BON &in6ern in
6ronfreid. 2aBt iid angeiidts iol=
der Sbotiaden mobl erparten, 6aB
nod etma fir 5ranfrei6 giinitigem
Gerloufe 6es &riegeS SEN &atbolifen
@edt un6 @eredtigfeit 5utbeil nn6
mieoerltm Ser driitlide @eiit int
2on6e CUR &erridoft %gelangen mer6e.
@ob1 iino einittpeilen Sic @eiebe, mel,
die 6en bertriebenen Sr6ensleuten
bas @eilen un6 @irfen in ibrem So
terlon6e gepaltiam berbin6ern, nit
3iifiidt o11f sic M0tben 6eS &rteges,
onBer Mdt geiett. Mber iie iin6 ni&t
a~ufgeboben, nnb ser @eiit, Ser lie
berborgerufen bot, 1ebt nod. Die &C.
iinnnng elmer bon teufliifem Sal1e
gegen Bott Ii. Stride electromagnetic
@ippe bertpanoe1t iih ni6t in fl1r5er
3eit in freun6lides @ob1mollen &C.
gen Sic Stride nn6 lire @irfiamfett
Das fran5oiii6e @olf m1B nod biele
@eroemiitbigen erlei6en, Biz eS CUR
grfenntniB fomn1t, 6aB es bitter uno
b0le it, sic @ege @ottes 5u berlai=
fen, u11o oaB l1ngloltbe nn6 Sret=
mourertbltm feline Sreunbe Ser Stride
fem fonre1t. Sin Sieg &uBlon6s
uno leiner 8erbiin6eten piir6e int
beilpon fir Sic Stride nn6 Sic Drift
Iide &1tltl1r gnropaS fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Kinder 8enroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAST ORIA
Nobltebence an5eige miro BON Sas
u. 8en1rett it. NIT 5ebn Gents pei
3eile be5ablt.
Sin pffemer &rief.
st. Glo1tb, oen IA. Oct. 1914.
@errn Yalll Nbles>
Gpl1ntnzs (nlpalt.

StIllt fuItI <tD1eSr
Goul1tp=Slmpolt,
@ertbcr SEER 9lbles. - SSn eit1emt
g0itorieQen III lestmod)entlider Mn5=
gabe bes ugoenSallep Sournal" elmer
in Meefer County berausgegebenen
3eitltng, gibt Ser @ero1sgeber bin=
lid)tli6 Sbres u&ecoro" an: Sn 33
bon DEM 0iltrift5geriGt abgetba11en
I1iQen NOR in % 0a5 Gel l1ltat l1e6er=
fiibrltrg, flint 6aae mur0en ber&por=
fen ullb int oreien erfolgte 6reiiprub.
Giner m11roe in 6as Staat55udtbaus
geidift, feds in Sic Geformanitalt,
elmer in sic &erbeiieru11gSi@ule, 5mei
oienten int County = @efangniB, flint
be5ablten Strafen un6 lieben tpur6en
nad 6em Stoats5udtbmrs, nad Dem
9ieformatorium geidift, ser Sc
ridtsiprltd ober aufgeboben. = 3ieie
'Mngabe lit ta1tideno, ulr6 id balte es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
10 Sent uGascarets"
fit 2eber rnb Gtngemetbe,
Seilen franfes appf,peb, @artleibtsfeit,
8ilipiitdt, lauren Magen, idlehten
gtbem = 3ufer Gatartbtc.

@(eicbbie1 nie idledt Cure 2eber, Ma<
Gen pber gingetpeibe limb; ipie itarf gler
&ppfpe6 lit, lpie elerb SIR fiiblt bnrd]
Sartleibigfeit, l1nperbauli9feit, 8ilio1ttdt
1tnb trdge Gingeipeibe = SIR befommt
1tets 2i1berl,ng hl1rh goscarets. gle
reinige1 ltnb regl1lieren Sen Yeogen 1oz
r11ng unb faulen @aie;; entfernen bic eg@
1eiibe @alle bon Ser 2eber nnb nebmen
oos unberba1te 3eug nno @ift bon ben
@eDdrmen nnb Ben gingetpet0en fort.
Cine 3ebn Gent 69ahtel bon gurem
Npotbeer pirb Cure 2eber nno gtnge<
lpeibe rein balten; ben Magen 1iiB, ben
&ppf flar n1b bies anf Wonate FIN.
sic arbeiten, ndbren0 Sbr i9laft.
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Mls Sic 9lQiirten frepelbafter @etie

6en e1,ropdiiden &rieg %begonnen ba=
BEN, poren lie it6 Ser f1rhtboren
s@on1equen5en pob1 foum betpuBt.
sic tporen anideinenb it6er, Sen
&rieg in Sic beltlden 2anoe SIT tra=
qen n116 0eutihlano 81 einem 6emii<
t~higenoen Srieoen 5mingen GIT fonnen.
1ieler Trunm lit iett %5ero11nen, nno
6roben6 erbebt Sic @p6ra be5 Bolfer<
frieges ibr @o11pt Dor BEN Sboren
bon Garis nn6 2on6on, 6etren balo
oasielbe g6idial mie Mnttperpen 5lt<
theil mer6en 6iirfte. SIRE 5uneb<
men6e grih0pfung unb 3euti@lanos
moh1enoe Gr1tarfl1ng ionte Den Mlt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
I'm @nolanb fat man fi6 bereits

.Sn Gnglanb fat n1arr iid bereits
onf sic Guide 11a6 Siin6enboden be-
geben = Ser Momiral, Ser sic bei6en
&re1aer @oeben un6 8reSla1 6nrd)=
lieB, ser Mbmiral, Ser Sic gm6en
ni6t fangen, ser sic 2eip5ig nno
&orlsrrbe ni9t unida6li6 maiden
fann = lie alle per6en betmberufen
un6 penr es 10 tpetter gebt, miro Sic
g3eibe Ser oftiben britii6en M6mtrale
bulo oue mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

|gS mar 10 id0n gcmeien>
|Gs bot nidlt lollen fem,
So rl1ft betriibt Ser @annes,
|Irinft @aller, anl1att @ein.
SS1n @iirfelipiel perlor er
9la 1ein idones @el6,
|Sein 9ietGen lit beridmunoen,
Or lit gall5 falt gelteut.
Mei11, Gins fat er gerettet,
Gr legt es altf 6aS Sis.
los lit iein @liid, 10 miBt es,
Cine Site u3umalmeiB.
.=. MinneapoliS 8retping {
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

Photo by American Press Association.
Mbntiral 9eiiirp 3urpi.
an Die @ef@i@te BON Dem r3auberlebr.
ling" Der in ietner @infalt einen @etit
beraufbef9por, ben er Damn ni9t tpiez
Der bannen fonnte. @s mdre gar ni4t
gu pertpunoert. tpenn es England iiber
tur3 ober lang nit Sapan ebenfo erz
geben miiroe, tpie benz 3auberlebrltng
in Dem b%etannten @e6t9t nit benz bon
ibm beroufbei@morener @eiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Safer 0ofboibito.

na@ Der ariegsf@auplab ni@t auf Den
fernen Often oussebebnt tper0en iolte.
Sapan iibertpies biefen Mntras an
England, feinen @erbinbeten unb
@nslano ftellte prompt bic Joroeruns
an sSapan, ols @erbun6eter @nslanbs
gegen Deuti@lano 5ront gu maaen
unb ben 9eutf9en Riauti9au neg3u<
nebmen.
Sapan, Dem felt feinem Giege iber
Gbina unb &ublanb Der aamm gez
malttg gei4poaen 1T, begte i4on felt
Sabren ben plan, ii@ gum 8eberri@er
Sftaitens gu MAIDEN, pienei4t iogar
gum 8eberri@er bes gan5en Ditli4en
Sentiments. Gs bdtte ober pob(
taum gepogt, ielbtftdnbig berpor5rz
treten, menn England ni9t in ieiner
@ier, 9eut1&lanbs Sntereien gu idd<
btgen, bas @ingreifen Sapans peranz
labt bGtte.
@nqlan0s 0orqeben erinnert lebboft
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Japans A6)ldten.
9iefelben erre8en In Der san5en
@elt beredti9tcS Miktrauen.

Das @intreten Sapans in bic I'M
t%ernqtionalen @ermidelungen bes &c,
9entpdrtigen @0ltertrieges 1T, pie ii4
iebt berausitelt, burd England perar1z
1aBt poroen. 8eim &usbru6 bes
arieqes 1u4te Deuti4lano nit Sapan
Gin l1ebereintommen gu treffen, NOS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
@eil CT anldeinenb briiben alts

Wt1I Ct uHTuct11tNU Ur11UtH HHs
gl1terl @rull0e our Sr0nung geru=
fen mur6e, lit elmer, Ser ii6 @eiS=
fopf nen11t, an sic b%l06ltnnigen Ser
0ddtigungen ser 6eutiden &rmee
glaltbt ltn6 England al5 6as 2a1o
ieiner Sebniudt be5eidnet, ieines
Nomens %iiber6riiiiig g%etpor6en. St
n10dte ei11en a1t6eren Na1ne11 baben.
&pn1n1t linn al19 5l1. gr iollte iid
S6afsfopf 11ennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

Softer mnb @an6taidem-
Softer in alien Stpls. Hreile
pariiren bon $3.50 aufmarts
Biz $4,000.
Mn5ugfaiten 51t $1.25 big
$1,000.
Mamncr=1 =Mn5iiee.
SHE @epi6te BON nnton=Mn=
3itgen 5l1 MIR $1.OO.
Mn0ere mollene Garments in
idmerem o6er lei6tem @emibt
GIT $3.50, $500, $500 nno
$500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
spe5ieller &mabenan5u9berfanf

@ir boben geaen 100 ga15
moqene &na6en=Mn5ilge, eintge
Morfolf NIT 5pei Noor Soien,
einige einfode &ode nit 8loo=
mer @oien. 3ieie iin6 mertb
per stiid Bis gu $3.50. SITE
e7ore @cluid5te un0 1done
Tar6el1 fir rald)en Nltsperfauf,
ouftports bis MIR $500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
y
5 ~ GEORGE &. PHAtH. 5

has not fractured his hands on the
typewriter,
The report that Wolgast has hurt
his hand has had a serious effect on
The betting. 1t is said that WoIgast's
hackers are trying to hedge on the
$4.25 they have bet.
THE BUSINESS OF WAR.
"A baseball icdr" the piaUer Sdid.
"I'O me is miE and homer
/ simply let the mdgRatcs fqht
and gather in the money.
"Whiic others dghf I stand aside
In much the same position
As those rhO dCai in roHeH beef
ind arms and ammunition"
PRETTY SOFT.
n ! IrCrc OHiH Fieldor Jones
nor happy / ic0uld be;
/ WOHld MT lcorB any more
WIN bdSebGH scribes from shore to
shore
selecting Jobs for me.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Boys High Triumphs
Over Marist, 26-l9

Boys High triumphed over Marist
College % to 10 in great game Of
basketball here Yesterday afternoon
The first half ended with Boys High
holding the long end Of a 10 to score.
Boys High started off the aggressor
in the second half and ran the score
up to 10 before Marist had registered a
point
Boys HIGH (26). Pos. Marist C9).
Johnston Q2) Forward Dodge 90
Starr (D...... Forward ....H Harrison (4
Scott tSl.......C Center. ...... Cooke go
Floyd .......... Guard ........ Mccall
Lofts .......... Guard ...... Hubert "a
Two points awarded Boys High by
the referee.
Referee-IIoyt CA. A. c.. Time Of
halves Is and 20 minutes Foul goals
Dodge (3J, Scott (2)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Chapman Will Be q
OF Game for Mol

ATHENS, GA, March 1S.-Ray
man, Cleveland shortstop who
tanned a fractured leg here vest
while sliding into a base will b
of the game for at least four '
The exact nature of the fracture
not been determined last night
small bone is broken, but this
interfere with the movement Of h
for some time to come. The CleV
management is thinking Of sendin
to a bone specialist at Young'
Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Chicago Cubs Trim
Athletics, 8 to 2

TAMPA, FLA. March 1S.-The Chi
cago National League club defeated the
Philadelphia American League club,
worlds champions, by a score Of 3 to .
yesterday afternoon Goods single in
the tenth scored Johnson with the win
ming run
Score by innings r. II. Il.
Philadelphia , 600 O01 Ol0 O. 8 5
Chicago ...........1 100 900 100 Ia : 5
Batteries Pennock, Plank, Baldwin
and Schang HUMPHREYS. Pierce and
Archer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

BEFORE AND AFTER TAKING
H0lc cOHfdcHt the fghtor is Inc day
bof0ro the sofop.
While signs Of gioWiAg hcaih are
seen upon his dditcrcd map.
He is as ttiskB as n iomb Hai 9an-
joiS in It's 0icc.
4 Hcrcr WdS in better shape in al
mn me- says he.
BHt iChcR ne has rcccircd his humps
ne tets another taic.
ne beats il 10 The sporting cd and
fruits n W0etW irGih
4 hddRf ougM Of toRght," he says
/ had 4 case If grippe,
/ also md the medSlcs and bad
0ttach of pip:
broke pair Of bHUchicS on my
sDdTiHg partners heod.
HStcad Of beiHg in the ring / oUgH
Of been IN bed;
I Hdd the rOrSt dttdck Of govt a
JciIojC Crcr sur.
Bat creH men the W0rSt hCg Sh0UId
Of girc me w0S drdjr.'
Battling Levnsky has signed to meet
Bob Moha, having become weary of
whipping Jim Coffey.
English critics molain that there is
not enough hitting in baseball but what
would they say II they saw the White
SoN batting against Walter Johnson?
About a year from to-day Arthur
Shafer Will startle the baseball world
with the announcement that he has quit
the game forever.
WAR.
4 bdScbdU contract NOR and HcR
Is broEea bg hc best Of men.
Joe jackson having taken UP billiards
TO improve his batting eye, il behooves
Wine Hoppe to play baseball to improve
his stroke,
It might help some if Callahan were to
trade the White Sox for one Of those
California teams.
The number of syndicates offering to
buy the Cubs is almost as great as the
number Of men picked TO manage the
Brooklyn Feds.
BUSINESS OF LAUGHING.
''TbcH are q Joke" me mogHotc said.
"dJd irW crpiodc in time.
lRd men he Nmiicd thc SmHc NJ one
ChO cboitS HpoH q Time
Ping Bodie has decided not to lump,
leading one to believe that the Federal
League paid him a bonus.
While the Feds may be Joke, we
have scanned the papers with an EAGLE
eye without learning of any maonates
who laughed themselves to death
YaCotta hand It to the Cubs for their
Qameness. After taking a walloplna
from the Browns they are dHberately
going up against the Athletics.
One puzzliaa feature Of the Wolaast
Richie melee is that the press agent
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NYNEWS
ayA q ~ q


Statistical fans in Boston have figured
that Iris Speakers salary of $4,000
amounts TO $5S.44 an hour, or S116SS a
game. Mayor Curey, President Lowell
Of Harvard. ana Chief Justice Rugg get
but $4,000 each, while Governor Walsh
is $4,000 behind baseball fame with a
salary Of $4,000.
The list of PLAYERS announced by the
Federal League shows that As major
league players have jumped to the new
league, which would indicate that de-
spite the announcement Of organized
baseball magnates, the Feds have hurt
the majors to considerable extent
Hank Ramsey, manager of Troy, New
York State League, claims to be the
oldest manager in point Of continuous
service. Hank has been plotting minor
league teams 10 years.
Art Skaters determination 20 quit the
in the Giants. With Herzog in Cincin
natl as manager. McGraw, by losing
Shafer, has a weakened iuheld Merllle,
Doyle ana Fletcher still are on The
job, but the third base position is un-
guarded. The loss OF Hartley Wilson
and Crandall win do the Giants no
good,
the move. Three years ago Peaches
was rated as one of the stars in the
big SHOW. The Braves traded him to
Toronto. Now he has been sold to
Wichita
Tho Crandal brothers, otis and Carl,
will probably work for rival clubs this
season, The INDIANAPOLIS Federals
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cHICAGo GETs MET.

URBANA, ILL, March 13.-The an
nual conference gymnastic. wrestling
and fencing meet will be held on April
4 al the University Of Chicago instead
OF March % at Lincoln Nebl accord
ing to announcement here to-day
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charged, and sit anywhere you please
George Winters has been nominated
and elected umpire Of the practice
contests, and will take up his duties
at this game.
& PEAKlNG of umpires. Bill Smith
- got fren1ied appeal for Judgment
from GAINESVILLE, Ca. yesterday.
There had been am alleged BAH
game In that vicinity, and the whole
works had split up over a question of
parliamentary law and the baseball
code. This is it,
A batsman. having been given his
base on balls, was strolling leisurely
in that direction and had not reached
ii when the succeeding batsman took
his place at the plate The pitcher
was in position and suddenly took it
into his head 10 make play on the
gent travelling slowly toward first, lie
aid this.
Now, can that man be put out
before reaching first base?' is the
frantic query.
For answer our personal opinion
would be as follows:
Help"
But nobody showed the problem our
way It's Bill's debate
HERES some more about that new
draft ruling ON which the Glass \
leagues are kicking:
President galloway Of the Crack
ers, has q reply to his recent letter
TO Judge kavanaugh, president of the
Southern League, i'm which the Judge
sustains Mr. CallaWay's contentious
IN every particular, and announces his
ln1AnTIpn a a thn Ia,
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De Orc Retains Cue
Title at New York

NEW YORK, March 13.-Alfredo De-
orc, holder of the worlds champion
ship three cushion billiard title, sue
cessfully defended his right to that
honor here last night by defeating Fred
Games, Of Denver, by a score of 80 to
43 in 90 innings. The total score for
the three nights of play was DeOro,
100; Eames, l07.
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ROCKFORD SIGNS PLAYERS.
ROCKFORD, ILL, March 13- Russell
Newcastle, Ind: William Pyell
Peoria H.; William Mahoney and
Emanuel Wagner Muncie. Ind. to-day
signed contracts with the Rockford
team Of the Wisconsin-Il Illinois League.