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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
CHAPTER VI.
Officially Endorsed.
REN days had passed. Th,

~EN days had passed. The snow
was gone. and the warm
balmy airs Of springtime hat
brought the buds upon thu
trees almost to leaf 1t seemed indeed
q new land and one now full Of charm
and delight. The ten days had found
Madison more and more a constant
visitor, and finally most intimate
one, at the Patriarch's cottage while
to the circle In the hotel Office his voice
no longer rose in even feeble protest
he was one Of them. And, perhaps
most vital change Of oil. the Patriarch
was nearly blind, so nearly blind that
conversation now was limited to blu,
little more than. q single sword at q
time cpcn the slate.
It was morning In the Patriarch's
sitting room, and Madison was seated
in his usual place beside the table fac
Ing the other. For upward OF an hour
he had been engaged in telling the Pa.
triarch that his grandniece had been
found and that it was only necessary
to write and ask her to come to Need
ley.
The Patriarch's fine old face was
aglow with pleasure as he finally un-
derstood. Letter writing was beyond
him now, 4 thing Of the past. so upon
the slate he scrawled:
You write. .
Madison shook his head and again,
with gentle impotence, explained that
perhaps It would be better If the letter
came from some one holding an Official
position in the village rather than from
one who, even in an abstract way.
would be unknown to her-the post.
master, for instance
And the Patriarch, patting Madison's
sleeve gratefully. agreed.
Out In the garden behind the cottage,
where for the first time in sixty sea.
sons The work must be done by other
hands, Hiram Higgins, the volunteer
for the moment. was busy at his 'spell."
Madison stepped to the door and
called him In:
"Mr. Higgins" he said, "the Patri-
arch has just told me that he has
grandniece living in, New York, and
he wants you to write and ask her to
come to him"
BE that SOP exclaimed Mr.. Higgins.
gazing earnestly at the Patriarch.
sWell, faint no surprise to me; always
calc'lated he must have folks some
where's. An Pm right glad now he
needs 'em he's made up his mind to
have 'em come. Wants me to write.
does he?"
HE can't write any more himself"
said Madison. "He seems to think that
you as the postmaster as well a. the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
Woman Too AnhlsIsus.

Excessive ambition lsads Ill sortD q
women to exert thensclvea beyond tAsls
strength. Tho Girl striving for Aoassu
in school. the busy housewife. the ehsp-
girl. the society climber Or leadsr. IN
overtax their natural powers Of endur-
ance. Then come nervous trouhlAA
baclachcs. headaches. frequently -.
ganic troubles. which reduce them ~
most to despair.
Women suffering thus should nrst
recognize tho necessity % putting On
the brakes and slowing down. Besides
this, to remedy tho mischief already
done to their health. tn best reliance Il
upon that famous and standard nedi-
cine for womcn,s ailments, Lydia y.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
(To Be Continued.)
A Woman. Experience With Grim,

When cough or cold hangs on"
and you have aches and pains in your
joints and muscles, 1t is likely that
grippe is taking hold of your system.
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers. Switzer, s. c., says:
81 am susceptible to colds, often ending
in grippe. In this case have found
Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent doc
tor bills" This sterling family remedy
loosens the phlegm. stops irritation, al
lays soreness and inflammation and
frees the air passages. Good for chill
dren. Sold everywhere.-Adverti
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

AL right" Madison rose. I'm 60.
ing now. Guess you understand me,
See you in the morning for the final
touches. Tell Mr.. Higgins I'm waiting
outside for him to drive me home"
He raised his voice. Good afternoon,
Miss VAIL" he added, and stepped out
on the lawn.
(To Be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

times scratched until my face blcd.
"A friend suggested Cuticura SOAP
and Ointment and sent for free sam.
pie. then bought cake Of the C,i,i.
cura Soap and box Of the Cuticura
Ointment. In two weeks was com.
oletcly healcd." (Signed) Alexander X.
Grecol, 66lt Guthrie Ave, Cleveland, o.
The majority OF skin and scalp
troubles might be prevented by using
Cuticura Soap exclusively for all toilet
purposes. On the slightest sign Of red.
ness, roughness, pimples or dandniff.
APPLY rIs Little s Su.en,a E 2asm sn R.,,
Mail address postcard: 'Cuticurs,
Dept. H, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
a oixeaysax.

Kid Brothcr--How soon are you anG
sis goin' to be married?
Accepted Suitor--,She haAn't naIn0d
the day vet, WILLIE hope she sasses:::.'ss =
believe In long engagements.
Kid Brother--She doesn't. know.
cause all her engagements have been
short ---Boston Transcript zt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

unknown 70 the boy. happened a1opg.
''Cset out IN the street ana cry ~
what's In the paper, instead of whlN.l
pering there In that corneri" ne calie4
out
"Huh!" answered tho boy, "thsre'a
nautin' In I'll" ~ AZ sssss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
He 1riohtensd up.

A newsy was standing in a doorway
in Nashville. Tenn, sobbing pitcously.
in expectation Of getting rid of his pa
pers to some charitably inclined per-
sons unused to his stereotyped tale OF
sick mother and nothing to eat in the
house.
The editor Of the big daily he carried
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Mrs. Hud-
son belongs to : titled family, high in
English Society; she 10 connected with
leading officials there and 10 the widow
Of prominent officer in, the British
Army. 90 you can write her with entire
confidsnce. She has opened an Office in
America for the benefit Of sufferers
from Supsriiuous Hair. Addrsss ~
sbovs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

THIS FREE COUPON. il sent
with a &c stamp for return postage,
entities any reader Of the MARSHALL
town Times-Republican to Mrs.
Hudson's Free instructions to Ban
ish Superduous Fair. Good for inn
mediate use only. Cut out coupon
and pin to your letter. Address as
above.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

time my face and neck were
covered with them. They
were soft and fcstered and
caused me intense pain and
Disagreement, and some.
times | would not so out on
account of the looks Of my
face. The skin got all red
around the pimplcs. and Al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
ENGINE BALKs AFTER GRIND
ING VALVES,

kissing sounds which might
indicate leaks also. at the
TT
If leaks
overh valve Iae
If
have the
be
mat marks on q a
properly and
the valve ly,
w1tcs:
all right TO use lot
adm
shoudi streake
in qure or some caase painter
BY
the
daoWooe
phases OF
not to do Questions OF general
0ert
0hcaret
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
SUPER|fLUOUS HAIR
~ Ne Prove Frss That Yeu Can Get
Rid Of II Positively, Without
Pain Or injury.
F.. Coupon Brings You Quick Help

For years was in despair because of
q hideous growth of Superfiuous Hair.
had regular moustache and beard
and hairy covering on my arms. Att
er seeking relief for years in vain. Sc
! cured, through my husband who was
an Ofiicer in the British Army. q close
\ ly-guarded secret OF the Hindoo Reltg-
ION, which had made Superfluous Hair
unknown among the native women OF
India, well-known fact It was so
successful In my own
& case that no longer
have the slightest
trace Of Supsrhuous
Hair and / shall be
~ glad to send Free to
So anyone, full information
49, 49, ~ and complete instruc-
tons 50 that you can
follow my example
~ and completely
-. - destroy all trace
Mrs. HUDSON without having to
Whose Soldier Hus- resort 10 the dan
bands Bravery Sc Eerous cleo trio
eurea tns sacred needle. So stop
ln.nooo 9eereS. 49, wasting your mon
ey on worthless depilatory Preparations
and write me today giving your name
and address. and stating whether Mrs.
or Miss. All ask Is. that you send me
&c stamp for return postage. Adj
dress, Mrs. Frederick Hudson, Box 592,
g. North Main Street. Attleboro, Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
P|MPLES COVERED
FACE AND neck
Festered and Caused Intense Pain
and Disagreement. One Cake
Cuticura Soap and One Box ONT
ment Healed in Two Weeks.

''NIy face began to itch and burn 70,
. couple of days and then ! noticed 2
lew pimplcs came out and in fewweekS
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here Is b sweet 70 I'm, arsnf ysal
Well, get Into the game"
Y Helena turned from Madison and
impulsively taking the Patrlarch's
cropping hands. guided them to her
cheeks and held them there.
LUCKY dog!" observed Madison.
Then. raising his voice: II am sure
you would like to be alone together,
Miss vail--perhaps you will take him
into the cottage. II you will excuse
me I'll help Mr.. Higgins with the
trunks"
Madison turned ana walked over "a
where Mr.. Higgins, beside the demo.
crat with handful Of chin whiskeE
was observing the scene.
"Fine grit" declared Mr.. Higgins. "a
Helena. with the Patriarch's arm IN
hers, disappeared inside the cottage
"'Pears she must have money. an I'm
right glad count Of the Patriarch.
Said her father and mother was dead
an she was alone in the world. Them
Jewels she wore must have cost pilc,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE.

Add,s..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

town police ohBcial are the proper per-
son to do 1t. and ! quite agree with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-20

MRS. HUDSON
IWhoss Soldier n us-
bands Bravery Se-
| cured the Sacred
Aindoo 9eceek. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
FORT wayne TO
MEET RAYLS
This VIII Be Last Game Be
fore Championship Series
With Y. vi. o.

St Msry's Ave from Fort Wayne
will meet the Rayls. wednesday
night. in the Moose gym. this game
being the only one preceding the
match between the Rayls and Y. NJ.
o. for the state championship.
The Fort Wayne quintet IL the
same one that beat the locals by a
score OF % 20 II some time ago.
but the Detroiters feel confident OF
making the series an even break
In the first game the Rayls were
without the services OF Kavanagh.
and Maurer was unable TO play his
best OWNS 10 a bad foot
or course Kavanagh win not be
in the lineup this week. but Percy
Wilson who VIII take his place. will
no doubt prove a strong substitute
On the strength Of its victories
over the 81. E1iKabeths and the Chi.
cago Browns. the Y NJ o. ave looks
good for the Anal with the RAyls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Tiges Even Old Score BY
Beating Fort Worth 8 to 3
Three Rookie Hurlers
Turn Trick With
Straight Ball
Bp HAROLD v. WILCOX.

haNVkD " WALOVAs
(ssaf Correspondent Defrotf rimes)
wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. March IL.
The result OF the Tiges' first real
game OF the season with Fort Worth
Of the Texas league Sunday, was
pleasing to Commander Hughie ie-
spite the fact that the pitchers
were Wild. the fielding wobbly and
the batting eye OF the athletes cut
OF gear.
Hushie always likes 10 gct even.
and this was what he did when the
Junsaleers hung up q score OF 9
10 . squaring the game Detroit lost
to this aggregation last year.
Jones'. Watson and Fiansssn
hurled three innings each F1ana-
gan proved the most steady OF the
trio. Jones was somewhat more un-
steady than Watson. On the other
hand the Texas leaguers used some
thing on the ball while Hughes
rockies contented themselves with
q straight fast variety
Tho Tiges took eight safeties for
q total OF Is bases. Considering
the fact that they were heavinE AT
q menu they had not been made ac-
quainted with in batting practice
the results were az good an could
be expected.
Dyer came up 20 all expectations
In the hot corner. He had six
chances and executed all OF them
In nne shape. acting as tho pivot
In one double play. Ellison Is
charged with one error. but he
measured up to advance notices and
looks like q conner. Dyer got after
things In big league form. staying
behind some blows that were real
tests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Toaeers in Dixie Training Now But Cobb Crawford and Oscar Witt
Bengal Staff Complete Now
Excepting Three Veterans
THREE FREAK HoMERs
IN LAST FEW YEARS

Three freak home runs have
been made In the last few years.
A couple OF seasons ago an op-
poeinE batter slammed the ball
down the third base line ~ the
Polo grounds with terrific force.
The ball collided with the bag,
caromed high In the air end
bounced into one OF the boxes
over the foul line. The batter.
however. was allowed to com
plete the journey around thu
bases
Last season a freak circuit
smash by George Cutshaw. which
climbed up the right neld wall
NJ EDbets field. beat the Phillies
In an eleveninning game. A
week or 80 after this Zach whsst
came tearing In for q low liner.
The ball HIT his shoe and glanced
OF TO enc side into the grand
stand. the batter touching all
four bases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
GOES
DOWN ON BASKET
BALL THIS WEEK

The scholastic bGs ketban season
will end this week with a number
OF important matches
In the High School league. Cen
trail will play Northwestern Friday
This viii be the star game OF the
weeks schedule Central has won
every one OF its seven games this
winter. and viii make an effort 10
nnish undefsated Northwestern
will put in a hard week OF training
In the hope OF upsetting such a
record
Eastern will meet Western and
an alumni team will be matched
With Cass Tech
TfNa afrr4fnun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Preston Opens Hockey Series
With Detroiters Tonight
Fast Team Comes Here
For Clash In
Arena

Preston Hockey club brings a
strong aggregation here for the
weeks ice series which start in the
Arena this evening. The team con-
-ists OF our veteran players and
three men who have starred With
o;her clubs previo.A to this season.
II is hard to pick a weak spot in
the visiting teams front The fact
that Preston won its way 90 the
serni-hnals and he'll the Champion
Dentals To a 1911 count In the de-
Gliding game Of the o. x A.
series gives a nidea OF the strength
DeiroH must cope with in this
series.
The return OF a former Detroit
hoy in an alien uniform IL expected
20 arouse much interest among the
hockey fans Ernie Williams. who
Tlayed center for Detroit last sea
son after clubbing for two or three
previously. Ia the athlete in ques-
AtOI Edhtt N WITS h"aN ~ NtlA-
ice and left wing by Preston Which
position he will play here is mo-
definitely known II be plays az
center he will face Black or irwin
and II ne II sent TO wing. Trtginne
or Roberts will oppose him.
Walker, The speedy rover Of Pres
ton formerly played with the One
Hundred and Twenty second batIal-
ion and is said 10 be the tastes, lad
On skates in the western end Of On
tario. Trwhinaki formerly played
with the Berlin champions. and
working with Buck Bowman and
Short. make up o defense Detroit
will ind hard to paes.
Detroit will take the Zee with the
same players that trimmed the Win
nipew Monsrchs two In three ssrnes.
and no matter how fast the opposi-
ton In the locals should be able 10
uphold their end Of The argument.
The game starts at Sis and the
probable lineups are:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Cobb, Crawford and
Witt Have Not Yet
Reported
Ru RARoLn ". RTLCOI.

~ hAKOLD v. NiLIUAs
(stsf Correspondent Detroit Tt1e')
wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. March H.
Commander Hughie Jennings 1917
summarizing crew IL complete with
the exception OF three sailors-
Cobb. Crawford and 'Holdout" WITT
Harry Heilman. Bobby Jones
George Burns. Perry Young and
Bobby veaeh arrived in ume for
Sunday dinner. All are veterans
with the exception Of Jones. who
10 q rookie inreider from the coast
league
When Cobb. Crawford or Witt will
be here. Commander Hughie does
not know. He has heard nothing
from any OF them. Crawford and
Cobb are certain 10 answer the call
70 the colors before long. however.
bot when Witt viii report IL prob
lematical.
The NEXT exhibition battle will be
staged In Waco. Saturday. This
will include more OF the regulars
and will give the fans a better line
on the 1917 lineup
The athletes get military driil
every morning before practice. Capt
Thorne IL teaching the players ~set-
ting up" nrst This will be fol
lowed by some marching practice.
Flanagan looks unusually good.
He has an excellent slow ball and
Hughie hopes 10 see him dlshing
up some real STUFF when he gets HIS
curve 20 working
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
wAxAHAcHM. Texas. March H.


ave. Spencerthe man ~no
OF OF baseball III
established hA 20 h,
XO eniesnc> personality o rah.hity spen-
a this year IN All
snre prssnisr Cobb and a. nsver many
continue TO shine ss p.
- a tuupossibIe conceive OF nm az , ever
ends
TIE pisysrs represented on me ma Ill 40 The
- ~. ssh,sss VINO VIII welcomed and VINO wiz ~ ~
RAJ rood Of wealthy tanH -. srs vntsr
win be mASnate on nv .soris
snss have happened that the Tiger 49, rner from
the rise Oh 'onn Ao"N' -
~ 7SuS~r 10 head Of National league
whether the eaneI WI
uols batted INC
hash a hard bitter Even at'er ne
S-uv His always were .ssS
- ses1susp expected 10 40 m"en se'''' ~
49, r. hts reply; -. "a, =,
- - sx>~ 20 ssy wei this year Tor me oss'
go Nv thsr All can say posiuSsn liz.
I'll tell you htue seeIc
OF ssfyu hit with bat with ions ma
# n I'm batting only lsV -as
saIso handle and they were
he With got me 10 Try a oA' VIZ
I the months later my
~ ssasou had padded 800 slnce
Nh 80 know how the Ameos
bn A the handle a. ever ou. mos. !" ". :.
he tnneders EonS 70 Aeep On
r - - AnN yoan know the answer next Ia"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Y. nj. o. BEATS
CHICAGO, 80 TO 13

The Y. M. o. outclAssed the Chi
csgo Browns in the Moose temple
gym In easy fashion Sunday aftsr-
noon. the score being 80 10 Is. Poor
marksmanship seemed 20 be be
visitors undoing. In floor play hey
were fairly swift, and in some In
stances outplayed Detroit. but a.
msrksmen they were good bunglers.
Nicholas. Corbly and Seine berger
o. the Chicago lineup were in excel.
lent form and played a smashing
game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Pitching summary hits and n
times at bat OF Jones In 3 innings:
and ~ at bat CT Young In g. 4
A. ba, OF Watson In ?; . and - q,
bat on Hiii In D. Two-base hits
Jones. Ellison. stanaxe. Mckee, Mich
olson, kireher. Country man. Three
base hit-rhompson. struck out-By
Jones (Criohiow): By watson
woodsfi :. KIM: by Pm / CsushI !
by Young ] tstanase): by Ross
Ctones. watRonl. BLses on bsiis-of
Jones fKirchsr. countrymen =
pevereauxl: OF Watson Z tThomp-
son. Kirchsr). OF Flanagan (Mc-
liver. Devereaux). OF Young tNich-
olson. M:Kss. spencer; Bush. pys,li
:T and 66.Sst,yT s s. base L. on
on bases-Dctroit .. ~. Worth IL,
Hlt by pitched eAli--By- FLANAGAN
tCrichlow) by Hill tMckseD. Time
--3.oS. Cmpire-Myera
vrtsttnG--<As passs ~sst ssss-sAss
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

George D. smith. mayor % los
Banos. Cal. one Of the best known
shooters o nthe Pacific coast. goes
IL for both trap and Geld shooting
He iF an ardent Nimrod, has his own
spacious preserves and breeds bis
own game. as well as dogs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Summary

Final score M .. 80. Chicago
70. First hAlf--Y NJ o. ~ Chicago
10. Baskets from neId-Schuite 3
Fisher 4. Dsrmody 2. Martha. Corbly
Baskets from fouls-<ikoiaa. II IN "a
Burton. in g. MolItor. in IL
Schultz. in Fouls commit -
Fisher a. Molitor 4. uuucan 4 Der
mody A. Schulte A. Brennan .
Hsus@r. Martin Q Nikoiae Z. Ccrbiy
:. Butzow 2. Schneb@rRer g. Referee
-BrouGbam- Time % halves--g0 min
utea
administrative FOR Molitor
Brennan FOR Duncan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

The NAdonals-leaders Of the
Michigan state Soccer league which
opened the season 5uaday-gave
the ST. Georges a beating n Ferry
Field By score OF TO ,. Jarses.
Oliver and Connolly played The
more brilliantly James scored
three goals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Almost every man has a hobby. In
fact, IT'S q poor man that hasn't
one. True. he may have been lavish
" endowed with worldly goods. but
without Q real. honesttogoodness
hobby he's up against II hard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Catcher sRoway- Enfstt. 90 TIE
Cubs, hnn bought q Ao-agre prun~
orchard IN CnIffowpin aad may retire
frena the gnme To give euttre at
tenttsn 10 hia aew pwrehase.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

- Inr iosk n n The old timer
the Budweiser climate and at once time last winter
third
Phil Ball rich
- 1romissd
and viii for
until he As Old which ave years hence
telling delivered
&o lecture Hero
~ aid
rye never a and when Quit the viii
q sick IN
that be Al home Pitching Is job
pitcher He study the other fellowthe
what he the other fellow
pitched for The
ball viii longer than the fellow with the
slow ball But the winning
latter.
q n them where
then viii win games than will lose
Of the sugges you1
Bonnie
solid Federal He had three
heid
Cobb He'll h anything Against Just him on his
epsxkss they swing
and hold the handle a light
awnings Il like toothpick
I a record won't asl N you
ian fellow that there.
eight ether fellows spring training
start speed gradually believe this
n shape for Is
ha
q skulIprscice lecture every day Of training camp
perperate piratca Joke
Yen don't have like N don't but
NE ssins records Plank walked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Mclean. once and with
other National
ond something picture bust
became Here tn
Pirates impersonang Tiger Lilies veska Larry
now with the Cincinnati club Of National
catch this unless Manager Chst picture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

play exhibion games ne
AA will make new one-
beaver VINO useo .,.n
A 'he
PACING
the Acquaintance HIS major essus -
Jim scott
me club in the OLD Iowa sAs
He wired 10 snc~s" ~
come out OF NeorsskA
TO Jim reported ana was oue'eo " ~
q nash vfndpad So. -.
u a mask eOmplaineo ocoo
moaned Ham Jumping Aopoics
ssx1 sirsd IL pitchers now Back 70 I'm
5$ ~ ysa~
nss ana rm hungry pitcher = don't care
ho~ to pitch here ana se p~o "
NJ
m ~ and be allowed scott 10 sAr ma
pitched like he knew supper
q - famed the nrst eight men sno
1&ih6o4 The ninth batter got scratch nsV anu "
80 peevsh and gAooy
~lrev whseha forf Want beating them birds
WIZARD take you you surEed Patterson Didn't
ss hit al your"
and mumured that this very hing
talked business He wanted SCOTS
him and he had the
half inscribed
Sr1 q Greasy wrapping the hot dog kennel
11s fun soot drafted By wichita and year later The white
ri q co1or and some class
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

wwtstsnG-tA~ plss~ ~sst kssS--sAss
s ,s~as--Ttm~. Bob Devt.--N~se <GSA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

$500 one nh mi,
CleveiAna euo
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