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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Tre6sprntct.

TetroQro6 16be Mpril. - Sfient
BET benegteS fateeoriif, al GiterriQ
har giort nogen oircfte &enuenoeliC
til HuSlnnb ON SSrco. inorsmmeS Def
al bpitItaoenoe GmbeD3mpno her, al
Der er fommet SenpeuOcllcr / oenNct'
ming ira Tapen, poo 6oranlconinQ
al Triuatperioner / Gitcrri9 % I'm
garr.
Topen bar BLOT i~orcipurgt, ON
Mu2Inno bor piaio til at gaa meo
pon Observation-Disclosures, bpis
2itcrria bar piaie BERTH.
Ser bIep iparet berpoa, at bpis
Giterriq cnifeoe Sre0, maotte oct Of
miicieIt benuenbe Jig til Oc @aicreoc
% foa bore oeres &etingelicr.
@uoapeit 166c April. - gll
icporat Srcb or set alt operifpggenbe
2nlfe / llngorn / bi9ic Gage. Spor
intcnlt Solicit cr nptugct AZ ocnne
Soc ier man beblt rc0 ct @jcnnem-
inn al Ipiierne, Tom / hpert Nr.
brpitcr Trebsproieftcrnc, bels / le-
ocn6e Yrtifler beI@ / &n~oienoclIer.
Ger bar / sc iibite Sage ncppe n9ret
bolbt en- oiientlig Gale, uoen at bette
Gnrne bar prret bcrort. Solicit er
~iimpeIthcn trGt al &rigct.
- @icn 17bc MpriI. - Get off
cienc "Nrcmoenblott" erflGrer, at
ole Hngtcr ON ct onqipclig Enlfc
ira GiterrigS She ON Nfllllttelien
al Ell Sepdrotireb nco HllaIono iop-
1lcr cnhper @rl1nb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
ara DeroenSfri0en.
~6ortfrttcIlc fra Sioe 1

Mau flogcr oper 6ranctirerfrl'
gen: at chile Terioncr ira 9agbolo
angribcr en- miIitpr 9liheling. Wter
at Ell ppbnct nrilitGr Organization
nben @oriel angribcr % MURDER Tor
i%porSIe'e chile Terioncr mna "a be
re obifiaigc Stregcr barre.
Noget ili1t iom 2op og Get | arig
ipncb at p0rc bare ct tonlt Ncgrcb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
SpenIf Sfib
1pronet / Suften.

gberbcen, Sfotlanb, Sen t6be
april: gn Srolpler (6iiferifube)
inbbrogte ioag til Sapnen ipp W9no
og en- apinoe, Der uogjoroe en- Gel
al @eiptningen paa Set %ioenife
9ompifib "Solfe", iom Snsoag @f-
ten blep iprengt / 2uften uoenior
Teterbeab. On 0omperen pnr Bile
bet ifnbt iipnf al Ell inf llnberpanbs.
bnob, caer bar itpbt paa n Mine,
beron1 fan sc reobebe ingen Splps.
ming gine.
lllpffen bpnote al. 10 ON Iite.
men. Ser bar Ell poloiom Grploiion
/ Mqterenben al Sfibet, iom gif til.
bllno5 nGlten meo set iamnle. @e-
lGtningen forlob Sfi6et / to @aooe,
scr blep ifilot oo / Mprfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Administrations Seiie.

philadelphia Sen t50c NpriI:
ThiI0hcIphios @nrnoo bar ihna al.
ret GilloocIic til at icnOc Sen Ditto.
rite "2ibcrtn Ben" til @ouumo. ga.
ciijcuNitjainGen / Son Iranci3co.
Neiolutioneruc ~pcorrrcn0c Oen@ Gor-
ieuOclic tiers opcr aontiucntct blcu
cnitemmi4 peotoQuc / beQQc NpraoN5-
alocIinqcr, ~ %orlermcltercn opIn.
Ter, at han nil mOcritriuc Sem. Set
err. ionl bcfiCn0t, Ell mcNct ponitcliQ
Sol at crhoIbc GiuuOclic ill at iicr.
nc Trihco@fIoffcn ira T~hiIooclphiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Grnppuerfcrnc / Geicn.

Gu Snifunlerifoncr, {. Noc0cr
iom nctop er oenot tilbaUe til Nen
0orf ira Splflono, huor han hopo(
9lnlconinQ til at ic Arupppcrfcrnc
G5ieu, iortTncr berom blnnot on0et
ioIoenoe:
10000 Monb orbei0er MI / Sng.
% Nuitiit : Ssgn / llQcn / arllppS
Stuulpcrfer on &anoninbrlfcr | IS.
ZEN. Ge er ode tropelt beltipltiget
mco at pro0ucere &rig2nlnteriel
Nuor ser / Treo2tio lope@ &ernbane
thinner oq olifcn5 Maifincr til ireoc
liQe Suslcr, lopc5 Ser III u0elllffen
sc &riqSnlateriel. Tor Def nclte ga
troner pa @runater al nlle optGnfe
lioe Sterrclier o. Sormcr.
&c opotiQitc % fpnoi9ltc %aabcn
tcfnifcre / Suifl0no briucr III o.
proper liz ircm % superintendent
ntcb me EocITQgclieSma'tlner, hpor
al mango iitfcrt cngalN nil forbduit
&crocn. &c iclpiomme Grpcrta
Iom fonitrucrc0r "Sd)onc Bertha
(oe1 me tnitc - Gentimetcr3 Wtor
tcr), har M iuI0fert me arlQanta
finer. froitioerc. forfGrocliocrc o.
mere eoclUgQcnoc END alt, lont ha'
pprct oremt ON Den Gctnin8 hiotIl
bags.
On al arupuperfcrnc@ Silios
mrnn. Sr. Grncit Sorban, i%prtalt
mig blanbt on0et:
"Tor ariQcn bcopnotc houbc III
aruppperfernc her / GSlen 5000
Ntuno / Nrbcloc Wange al Dor
Nolf bIep oa fulot unber Sonerne
men ~iellere blcu Sc ale ierlbt tllbda
til o2 ira Nroutcu, foroi man Iorot
at Sc flunoc 9iore iii 9anb medct 'tor
re Sieneiter her enb Stpttergrnpc
ne. Gertil err Ser aniat me 6olt
iaa Dor 9lrbcio2itof teller louQ 10,
900 Ionb. Samtioiat blep Nrbcloa
lonncn iorbcitt ira 10 til 20 Tro
cent, % sc tefniite Tagiolt bar fdne
line @oacr iorooblet."
&rupppcrferuc liatcr nil mere G
pplbio NGitnlnQ emo ro1ct orloet. +,
@aIcn hploc@ Ser ct megct %aorood1cr
2ic neo hpcr cncite Srenmeo, 'or
fommer ill @uru. Hc9ierinQcn ba
herpm ioreltrcuct itrenae Hegler, 'or
nlaa icIge2 til @oaitapen. @nl@
Gr. Ell @iUitQipcr / Gsien Iorlcmme
at mcloc Ell NrenunebS Nntonlt II
Tolitiet inocn 20 Ninllter eftcrc
han or itcQct Al Soact, loa oil ha
uocn piberc bIi irataaet in Net II
at bripc @iUitglpcri. Ter 'Inoc
ncppc et Stco / belle SplfIuno IA
cmhpaaeli9t bcpo9tet icm &rupppel
fcrnc / Gaicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Gmmrnicn % Stalicn.

Wufarcit t5hc Npril. - NlmG.
MEMS I%SnOblouoine / ariQen pao De
Nuiercoc@ Sioe or NOR iorcltoaenoe
% nil rincliQui@ Qoa liQe Iorlto Tor
%tulien5 %noblonoin9. Scunc Wtco'
oclelie paaitanc5 al ifripc liz ira DC
bcNite oQ paaliocIl1ite SLIDER.
Ser cr netop aiiIllttet Ell hennic'
liza Sucreu>tomit mellem Hlimrniell
o0 Hll@lono, iiplac bpilfen NnmT'
rerne itul ruffc ino / SraninIpauierl
iomtioia mco NllsicrncS Snpaiion n
l(nQorn.
81 5cIcaram ira Saloniti til
@looct "5ribmna" / Hom mcooclcr
oaiou, at RuuGuicnS Seltoacllc
ariocu innc5 mar iorcltoocnoc. Nr'
mccn. ION or iortrinlig ubrlltct, 'taI
unrc irroiQ Ill sicbliffclia &ano.
ling.
X
Sra Sen italieultc @r1nic meooc
les pia IariS ben 16oe Ipril: Sta
lien bar M I 100000 Manb al ier
tie Spbuo itaaenoe unoer Soabcn
Get err unge. trniti9e NGno | IIoe
rem ira 20 iii % Nar, % perfect be
ppbnet o. uoruitet | enbper &enleell
re. ariesminiiier SnpeIi notalt'
iorIeoen, at Den itallenife Irme NJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Abe

Ger blep burtieit mlIigt Ji,rt
InneloeIie til Yolitiet / &c nGrneite
Vper, % en- Slot 0cteftiper, Son .ab.
Ter og rioen ToIiti berfra 9pen, Nia.
CARA Sails og Nortb Sonaiponba
par bnrtig poa TIetten, met trpbs
tberoi9e efterisenineer er oct ems.
MI life lpffeoes at fomme poa Spo.
ret efter Heperne.
Heperiet bar BET briItigite / fit
Slags, iom noeeniinoe bar pc,rct
%1orspet paa oisie aanter al 2orbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Oriitiet Gosroperi.

Buffalo, e. g., ben 15oe Iprii.
Set hurtiqaoaenoc @oNStog laa
9tcu gorf Gentralbanen blcp tib'i9
impraeS / NGrbe6en AZ Sunborn
ituriet al Ell Slot pao 10 Sanoit.cr,
iom p~lpnoreoc Here %oane loi.ooe
meo Silfe. Silfen, Der par pntTtt /
Huaer, lpSieoe oe paa ire 5-to Is
Iutonobil." SrucfS" og unoilup ncb
iii @ntte, huis %proi anl!naeS Il!
$4,000. @anbitterne par bepGcrt-
oe meb Maauliuriiler o. oiitomati &c
Hcoolpere. Se aiipreoe Here Sim,
rimeIigpis forat itrGmmc So9pecio'
naIet, for Der blep ingen iaoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
0Gicrc at
"WcD Wrncn''

iaar iri &eiie % irit Spbolb paa
@ooonll. SamilienS Sarm "6ieloet"
NTrnere SplpSninaer iaaeS pco at
lGic "Gneboerne", iom beapnocr i
Tumeret for ioas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

Yrrrrr - uco,u oass sA-tr Jrsr l5W 1909 a. TF Posi-
orlrr - nrcor'u. Iowa, rsrrS rr Au " oos'Hssao'
Bat,H 8. 1876.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

i~orcifrcpnc Snrm, 90 Der ellcr9 life
or noact ar bcntcrfc til Dem, bll ia.
act tiIieIQc Sen 196c Woi. Get
mna aItioo erinbres, at bcn ierlte
AibetaIina poo SisbeilImmcn meo
Siurg al DC iaitioiie 8cbnrer og
aommiSiion, / hocr. cnfclt Stl'Gloe
maa Ie6io9c gnisgningen, bois oe1l'
nc ifnI bli inbpilgct. Soor gn'o9'
ninQerrc fummcr / Goriltft me0
hoeran0re, oil SootrUfring rinoe
Stcb for at oi9isrc, bpenl Der ifaI
bli Gier al pcofommcnoe Sdnoltntte.
6or Nortb Embellishments &eofonl-
mcnoe pil bcnne GrUfnln8 lore9na
/ 9ismurcf 0cu 1859 N}nl ior
South IofotolonOcts j Climber &ate
oen 2foc.
Get @an0, iom optaGe5 'er oer
1900 02ai, foitcr 50 pr. Ncrc. Set
2ono. lom optagca mcIlcm 1000
Moi % 1909 Nopcmbcr, irIacS ior
S3.5O pr. Mere % oct ionl optagea
citcr Sen Cato, betaIc@ mc0 $3.50
Or. 9lcrc. 9taar man bar iooet gil
ilaQct Tor %ano. bar man piOerc at
rctte iiq eltcr Ocn nlmll0cllac Nonle-
itcn0louS @citenmlclicr me0 Nenlpn
til Ntboclic, Qprfnia9 o.iu. Gen
reitcrcnOc Gel al &iebclummcn. c'-
icrat Den 'oritc officiating cr gIort,
fan crIuqgc5 i lem Serminer poo
10, ire. ire oQ icu cacr Ter Nor.
Gi2ic gli0rol Iorlt0'Tttcr uIminocll1
"Nomcitto0 Eooi" StuI0c man on
ifc al prluc ~ m0er "Gomnltu.
tiou" %opcu citcr II Nioancoer,
maa "a belle GIebcilummlcn barre be-
tnlt ier man fan iaa III Frool oll-
crfIcnot.
Starter opcr @anoct oil u0en (pil
bli at iau pc0 @nuofontorerne /
@iamorcf ~ Sinlbcr Safe oen 3ole
Wiui. "a man nil ga hare N%nlconing
til at mOerisQc %anoct % 0lcrc 1T
&oIQ al 5omeitcnb.
Gen nUrmcite Eerubonc til Sin
Der @atc cr Chicago, NiIImuutcc x
II. EouI @aucn.
s 6orbiu0clic mcO o%pcnitonen0c
fan mcO0cIe2, at Der Sen ste Niai
oQiao oil blt oabuct Sola al ino.
oont @ono pua Stonoinl Nucf Ne.
icrpotioncn. iom hsrer %SnOloncrnc
i'll 'om "@Iuotmenta", % iom bi2ie
onitcr at iUlAe. SAioa ON bcttc
&nno 1iUlocr 0ct, at ser fan innc5
&cnitano me6 @etaIinQcn nlc1 en-
Ticroebcl al 3ipbciummcu llou be.
tales fOntont. &noioncrnc3 "Nl.
Iotlncnt@" cr %piltllof ion HcNcI no
get al set bc0itc &nn0 poa Hcicrpa.
tlnnen. Get nil bli loIQt til &cilt.
bp6cn0c. % cnocl 0erni pil nnlIi-
gems 9oa ~ / tcnmelig hel Nrl5.
4iunqc ~9IQotmcnt@" cr pUr0iat iou
LIANT iom So % 81 pr. gcrc, men /
Here EjI'rloe or @onoct tarerct
iaa bot iom $40 pr. Icrc. Wan
pcltcr, at ser Tor set meitc al set
nil hi bctoIt noifiQig mere cno
G0rotlon9iummcll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

Srruacr It IN Sqma1ine? "Sus
rennen" er ioa aoo iom noaen anoen
Epmoifire iii Sen cctbelte EriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

9scilpc Ghapclc, Nranfri1, t6oe
9lprilf 80 Wurfernc / %eIt ior bcnnc
hericoc @p, hporira @riterne / Viib-
ten al MartS iororcp Spiterne meo
itore Cab FOR bease Barter, err bog
itapclia opffet al tpife SfoIler. &c
ileile ialone inferior DC brittle Sin-
Ter er bearapet / arunoc 8rope, mcl
poo set iaafalotc "Snaenmlanos'
lono" melcm DC ~iienbtliae Sinier
liaaer ser cnoni iulot al ubesrapeoc
tpifc 9ig. ioroi ingen ter pope zig
irem mcIlcm 9inierne iorat iaa raj
/ benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Sman %&riasnutiicr.

9riternes iomIebe Cab ira Sri.
gems gegpnbelie til Den lite Ipril
or 139,347 Wono. Iette bIeo / for.
rige llge oplpit / llnoerbuiet / Con.
Don al aSiiiterenoc arieSminiiter
&aroIo s. Sennont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Notwithstanding

II. Gpril.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE
AMBITION OF WALLACE,
LAW STUDENT T-BATTLER
Brooklyn Boxer Believes He
Has Ability to Annex Worlds
Laurels Held by Johnny
Kilbane, of Cleveland
NEW ORLEANS AFTER MIX
Six-Round Bouts Will Be Staged in
Norristown This Fall-O'Brien
Matchmaker

Edward Wallace, ESQ.,, attorney-at-law
Brooklyn. N. Y. hopes to awaken upon
another day not many moons to come
with added laurels in his possession. The
little BrooklynIte, who is paying his law
studying tuition through prowess of his
padded fists, believes he will be in po-
sition to add "Featherweight Champion
OF the World" to his cards. He thinks
ne has the mettle to conquer Johnny Kill
bane' dictator of all 22-pounders.
His manager. Scotty Monteith, who
has groomed Jumping Johnny Dundee to
within striking distance of the worlds
lightweight title, goes even one better
Il am positive Eddie can boat Kilbane
for the championship" says Scotty
In letter to the writer Monteith, who
has made more money in the ring for
Dundee in the last year than any other
hghter, states that he expects to hook
Wallace with Champion Kilbane In a 20
round match at New Orleans. He plans a
western trip with his two proteges In
October.
-Four six-round bouts. instead of four,
SIX eight and Dissection scraps, viii be
the attraction at the Palace A. c., Nor
ristown, this season. Frank Pop"
The first show will be held September 7.
The doors of the open-air Allegheny
Club viii be closed this week. The next
stag will be arranged for August 20.
Battling Reddy. New York bantam, will
reside In Philadelphia this fall. He has
fought Champion Kid Williams two 10
round bouts.
Willie Herman says he gave Willie
Moody one of the most scientific trounc-
ings ever given a fighter here. Herman
Is anxious for a crack at Eddie Mean
dreWs at any weight the latter demands
Back home from a vacation up the
State, little Harry Smith is prepared 10
meet Louisiana, Lew Tender and Joey
O'Donnell.
Les Darcy, Australian middIewelrht
who knocked out Eddie McGoorty, Is hui
20 years of age. He has been boxing
since 1912. From all indications the anti
podean is the best middlewelght deyeI-
oped since the days of Bob Fftzsimnona
Jack Dempsey and Stanley Retchel.
Harry II. Hensel, Lancaster sportsnnan
who was forced to retire from the box.
Ing game last year because of IIlness
again VIII promote bouts In that city'
Hensefs new club. at Rocky Springs
Lancaster, will be known as the New
National ~"
Two dates have been arranged FOR
Dutch Brandt He will meet nddja
o keefe at ROckaway Beach, N. Y ana
Billy Bevans. at Wilkes-Barre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
VAN LOANS 'FOOLISH AS A FOX
FORTUNE SMILES ON PHILLTES;
REST BEFORE CRUCIAL SERIES

Lay Off just IN NICK OF lime as PltcnerS Are Weahel
Ing and Whole Team Is in Batting Slump-Athletcs
Hit Hard, But Hits Fail to Count
Fortune smiles on the rhnp just when
series the Braves Nothing neede
club this complete rest for few days III
Phly player
was forced TO leave one game while frer cod not
@ @ Ps % Of @ @ y will M Be s'nDs Invaluable Py 70 @ @ @ pitching STAFF which has show
signs Of 'aEn while may also cause cause several raj Of % the ss,
than It should and the best thing stale athlete
PhIies Must stop Rush of Brooklyn Dodgers
while the Phes stm the Dodgers and Pirates APP
behind MoranS While
keep
percentage
league and have another winning streak gets the lead
Athletics Whale the Ball. Blu Hits Fail to
s ana snS [ s t u The % Sk % ] hovs bsn @ hitting hard during
the entire but the inability hit with and the failure
Athletics be
to scos pnchDchns the looked
sox to Early Season Batting Form
On the
bases T. was the first time that nat the White so have oqd in their early
the game that he now convinced that the so would get back the
visiting
viii put the team in the lead is likely =
al Sorry Showing
Rub 5er had another chance the mound
anee was just n than the
IKE world beate
eae Wa S 3 b @ snap S tho % @ @ S % % @ than % he had 5 year % ago BTssIs
can rest assured that southpaw has nothing on the ball
strmk" "shows Up" Eddie Murphy
There previous
shibe
right Muphys
While srunl ordinary
playing 1S n @ ys % WISDOM sso a man % fly sSso s 1o
ppreced by the spectators who hdded
LocaF Don't Like Umpire Batting
players baseball writer's always have cory I @ aI
% p @ for be being abusive % toward umpe They know that the fans
This the opinion expressed by local fan
.a Visiting a,5 players aye have behaved dauy
everybody else imaginable rhis as
belongs s''''iD' p''' '"0 O'n0 where
bancroft the Phy horsop every paper in
@ other @ players % % who % come here from other cities
r @ He % win H0 live 'o'a "a 'Ss % umpire and him
Twilight League Game Should Be Declared Forfeited
% 81 n ] LEDGER @ has been asked to settle dispute
In Twilight League men and
games which this rule 1ates r b @ % so @ shall forfeit
protest The umpire was forced coll th Immediately
a % inning Ing owing to darkness with the team
p s @ % 5 ad the the legal number Of innings been
% % 1 % nus team $ should not lose the game by forfeit
The forfeited played was merely an exhibition m
of had no bearing is
e time lor play arrives and eligible men
e ned fanstorm
10 bearing on the innings were av
Coast Officials Bungled Meet
The Panama graa+e
s Of track athletics in this country the
nave made the AFFAIR but which the
branch the
Joke fh timers
meredith deprived the
ay when the officials and
@ Athletes claim that space Of t, o
two oeonds -fe - ''"e SLOWS
greatest Joke Of the meet the track was "a
snort ater the Chicago
sas IN the international relay championship oais
oHa suen mistake mist Of
ays been bad enough but for from the mark
=
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
CARMAN AND WILEY
IN 2O-MILE BIKE RAG
Champ and Ex-champ viii
Stage Big Contest at Point
Breeze Drome.

Clarence carman. present worlds chan
pion, and George Wiley. former champaa
will meet in a special 2O-mile motor-psesl
match race at the Motordrome at Fasl
Breeze Park tomorrow night, and thsa
who make the journey to the "dFon.
may look forward to one of the greats
middle-distance races ever decided s
hind the motors.
The pacemakers will play an Imports
part in the race, and Manager Rocen
secured the three best PAGERS in the cs.s
try for this race. namely, Jimmie Hunsa
the American; Nazo. the Frenchman.
MORGAN, the Englishman.
Prior to the big race there win b :
SO-mile motor-paced race with three Vi
known riders, with whom the fans &
this city are familiar, namely Aide IL
stead, of England; NJ. Bedell. Long =
land, and Percy Lawrence, San Franrsa
There will also be four motorcycle efea4
one of which will be six-mils raca ia
Speedy Vanderberry, Henri St "
and BILLY" Armstrong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11

FOOLISH AS A FOX
Mr.. Merry Will Have His Little Joke-The Dns
Arrive Home and Mr.. Ziegler Arrives Later
and Major Boots Joins the Team
BY CHARLES F.. VAN LOAN
, yorid,s Most Famous Writer Of Baseball I'll

IN America. don't know II a..
gentlemen have had experience y
my way OF thinking, riding hi,,. eal
cages and hanging onto the a.. E
ing cars is reckless that,s ,,h.. y !
right recklessl lost NV vsils
came near being arrested bastaus
Johnny strode TO the door ~ 4
bling room, and looked in. r-h e
throned upon table, surrounds
breathless audience, was mona ~
Apner Abercrombe ziegler, OF ~
l-o-way! His long, solemn, honsss
was red with the rigors OF outdoo. 3
ehng mis- eyes were watery ana s,.
shot-from the same cause, we hss..
assure the abstemious reader I.
greenish hand-me-down suit ma.
spattcred from collar to trouser oue
We'll, wouldn't that frost vo,,is
ulated Johnny Merry. ''IIow.-lr
neme-of the sacred National ca,n,.s /.
you get here?" e
Abner slipped painfully down 49,.
table and offered his hand. Z
"Mr. Merry" he said solemn,, !.
very pleased to see you again. e.
60 tell you that there was sor,. s'a'.a
take about that ticket you left
every clerk in that hotel and so,.. 5.
wasn't, but they said they dldnT w
any transportation for me ons :, asi'
went SO far as to say that va e
making game of me. That was t,. ~
hit. When they sent for a ,,or..l,. n
came away. 1 knew you wouIan,t \.
1t IL l was arrested, and II
"Yes, yes," interrupted Merry. .n...
S@tAiI
well, Mr. Merry" said Abn.,
don't rightly know myself You 81. :
was to catch the first train IL ! MI.
the fast one. did it, but thsv ",
me get off. explained to 'em al Y. w.
the line just what you said, but n ss.. NJ.
do much good. guess I got anti ~ y. !.
different trains and on again No.. ~.
got here, and I lost my vaiise s. sss e 1
mighty near arrested in one place ~.
times 1 walked, but not much a.. w..
didn't eat for two days, but / "a
other dream-that was In a freleb, Il
In Ohio-I had another dream that ~
to meet you here and pitch baasbsi, 4
you, and you would win. sav ,t''
very plain, Mr.. Merry. You wouIs v
If 1 was here"
Merry rubbed his chin with his ma.
right hand-a hand that in It's tms "
tagged out many a daring base rr,s.,
He looked Abner Abercrombie zIerls, I.
the eye. s''
Il will say this for you," said tbs -.
ager: you are certainly ons -. *.
rooster. You ought to be lucley Il " T..
amt! Where's his uniform, boysfa
Thus was Major Boots attached q 4.
fortunes of the club.
Johnny Merry was jovial soul 4.
cared much for a joke, but in hIs hnns
there was no taint of meanness. Il 4,
no pleasure to Merry that any NJ
should suffer through his fun, and n.
a little joke had resulted in the franz
of this Iowa wild flower M,S,
willingly accepted the responslbiiIty Y
tailed. T
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Athletics Whale the Ball, But Hits Fail to Count

The Athletics hits off Jim but could tally only
the entire home but the inability hit with bases and the failure
and the Macmen could
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"Ain't he immense?" said he. "Can
you beat that for nut2 I'd give some
thing to see that hotel clerks face when
he asks for that railroad ticket"
IAN the same" said Shadow slade,
the inflelder. as he wrestled with re-
fractory collar button, that guy said he
would bring us luck-and he did. What's
more, John, he called the turn on that
eighth inning"
Ibid he" said John, his hand on the
doorknob.
you bet he did" answered several of
the players. Called It before the first
man went to bat"
We'll. what do you know about that?"
said Merry curiously. "At that he can't
be much of mind reader, or he wouldn't
be breaking his neck to get that trans
portation."
tered to their respective domiclIes In
the pleasure of the return to beaten
paths and friendly faces, Abner Aber-
crombie Ziegler was forgotten. The fast
Train had given them a day of grace. but
on the third afternoon, when Johnny
merry arrived at the park, one of the
satemen met him with a broad grin.
MT. Merry" said he, THE queerest
lookln' bug in the world was here a while
SSso' looking for YOU 1 would ha' kept
MIN out, all right enough. but Pintv
hamilton and Culver came along and
LOOK him in with them. I'm Just sayin'
TINS SOS you won't blame me for him
being in the clubhouse"
Oh that's all right-orget itr' said
Johnny abruptly. and passed on.
Johh Is a grand guy" thought the
satenan. as he watched the little man
ager swing in behind the wall of the
,pleachers. but even he will kick when
ne sees that queer-loolsln' bug"
AS Johnny opened the door Of the elub-
mouse Il strange, monotonous voice came
TO ms ears-a voice which he knew he
but wouldn't do 1t again." the voice
was saying mot for all the baseball Jobs
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GOLF BY MOONLIGHT, NEW
STUNT OF ATLANTA PLAYERS
Balls Painted Lustrous silver-onlv
Seven Lost.

Golf by moonlight has been tried at At
lanta, Ga. and the 'tryers" saw II was
great. They played nine holes. ana n
took an hour and a half
The balls used were painted with b,s-
trous silver paint and shone IKE soar
bubbles. when they ahone at all. SIX cad
.',s e,ss were used by the two men who
PLAYED One eaddy carried lantern and
went ahead to stand at the Din whsn H.
green was in striking distance. No
Only seven balls We're lost ana ~ thas.
four were sliced out Of bounds into az
woods. The eaddies spread ouf Over 49,
course each time a player drove on
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white sox Return to Early Season Batting Form

have Tailed had they not eased and needless chances
bases
the
visiting
will put the n s o
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Lay OFF Just in Nick of Time Pitchers Are Weaken
Ing and Whole Team Is in Batting Sump-Athletics
Hit Hard, But Hits Fail to Count
PhilIies Must stop Rush Of BrOoIsIyn DOdgers

the that both dangerous nders few
behind
behooves the
middle
the
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Amos strunk "shows Up Eddie Murphy

There brilliant fielding
Shihe
disguised
selling platter right in Murphys
While srun pulling down long drives
triples singles
playing srounders
appreciated by the spectators who dded Murphy