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BAUERS D|LLONVALE CAME III.
STOPPED BY RAIN IN SIXTH
GAME CALLED IN THE SIXTH INN.
ING ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY
DOMINIQUE OF RAIN.
Teams Failed to Score-Noel Pitched
No Htt-No Rum Game.

Before two thousand fans the Bauers
and Dillonvale Indians went six innings
without scoring yesterday afternoon at
League park Tho Raucrs had claimed
the valley championship and the Dillon
vale Indians disputed their claim. AS
the visitors failed TO defeat the Baucrs.
they are still classrd as the champions.
The game was the most Interesting
and exciting seen on n local diamond
this year. DIllonvale was out strong and
placed money at odds on their team.
Close to $4,000 was at stake as to the
result Of the game.
Noel pitched a no hit-no run game. In
tho Dlllonvalc lineup were Onslow first
baseman in tho International league;
Williams. cleanup man for the Allie
ghcny Steel; Ed Hart. crack pitcher for
the MaSSillOn professionals; Vowel OF
the A.. B. &.
Several arguments arose during tho
game as TO the percentage pnlonvalo
was to receive. The manager Of the
Bauers promised Dillonvalr all expenses,
but the manager Of tho visitors insisted
on 10 per cent after the locals paid all
their expenses.
The Baucrs offered 70 play another
game next Sunday at LeaCic park but
the manager OF IN" D.llonva!r Indians
would not listen. "a ne wanted tho To-
Gals to go 10 Dlllonvale. If such would
be the case tho Bauers will have To bc
escorted BY large company Of guards.
as quite a few OF the visitors proved
hard boiled"
The score:
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DODGERS TAKE
FINAL GAME
FROM THE REDS

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. @l.-Brooklyn
defeated Cincinnati three TO one in the
final. gam" Of their sores today in what
is believed to be IN" fastest time on re-
cord for ninc fun innings in major
league contest Til" gam" lasted fifty
nvr minutes and Sall"c pitched only six
ty-fIS" balls IN tho mn" rounds. heating
Matthew sons record Of "!Nty-nInG. The
"hamljrus presented n patched up team
with only thr" regulars in the lineup.
Rr,ukllu won IN The first inning on thr""
scratch InfIcld hits. 4 base on balls ana
som" very poor work by tho Rcd inficld-
"rS After the FIRST. Sall"" was lnNinCl-
bic Shcrrrd Smith pitched strongly End
WIS assisted by many plumbers OF IN"
Cincinnati hHs" runners. In tho first
inning NV" singles and double" in sue
c"ssIon failrd 10 yield run. The Reds
ESCAPED n Shut-out in the ninth. when
luTuc trIrlcd I" right and scored on an
out at first Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
BIC LEAGUES WEEKLY REVIEW

Philadelphia IN an lilo contest and
took = duuhl" header from New York.
Kerr hlNpkjng tho Yankees IN ono game
and Ch'caC" pounding out nineteen hits
IN tho ether Mays suntch"d tho final
game for New York with his own hat
ting. Hoston winner oc tn" 1915 worlds
series truuNccd Chicago twice Saturday.
Williams hold Boston 10 fv" hits in IN"
first gam" hut on ~ these. Ruih's 9TH
HON" run G"cId"d tho winner. Euth's
duUhl" IN IN" Second gam" also aided IN
scoring tn" winning tally. CiC"tt" "f
rhrnr" won his eighth consecutive vic
tory Friday.
Averaging almost twelve hts 4 game.
Cleveland took four straight from Phla-
d"lph'a and four from Washington. in
Clu'iinE t"dIy'S game.
s.. Louis ended it, losing streak Of
I'm, straight games by winning from
Philadelphia in the first half of a double"
header saturday.
The weeks record in each league Of
hits. errors. men left on base and runs
hts. errors. men Left on has" ash runs
rcor"d by opponents. including games Of
Saturday. S"rt"mh"r -. is rs follows:
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the speed demons IN question. III
leaves out Beck, man really conaioo2e
fast and high hurdler In track; 6inetos
ton, a fast backfeld man from ManntAes
ton High school. and Ward. Mes!eyAA
product who has been on the "eSte1No
track team for some time.
Eymcs and Ross are products -
Buckhannon High. Both are track mOn
and both exhibit CELEBRITY Of motion -
the basket ball floor. Jehovics ana ~.
mon who have been in the Jenn Resi-
and in numerous meets about Ptf0-
burgh. Stark was a Splinter in ChAfiG9.
ton High during his four years Ae y
termed here as being one OF the fActeOs
mon ever in college. Snedegar -
graduate Of Fishburne Military Aca1.i
cmy. He cxcellcd in track At the daShoA
Snedcgar was four letter man avfl9q
his prep days. Potter halls from VEN
burg High He is fully 20 pounds hSat.,
icr now than when he participates -
high school athletics. He has 49,
showing unusual speed in his Wos
Captain Fisher strips 1T pounds AZ
is the fas: end who unset lot Of 49,
in the State Championship game in 1911.
lie is a flash on end or in the bAckn1eAs
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MCMulnn% CnlY extra paSr nv "A' I"
tw"-ha;:G"r OF Shawk"y.
McMulin is more likely 10 appear IN
,h. wrrlL's series than smith. For that
reason II IS we'll to remember that "hile
he can III the gap anywhere in the in
field he IS not fast He IS slower than
any White s;oX regular with the cXccp-
ton OF Gandll and SchalH.
He has this advantage over the en-
cinnati irtirldcrs-which IS possessed
bv all the chicago inficld"rs-he Is not
the phleCmatic type. lie IS an except =
tsonaliy smart player and a quick
tn mixer.
To return 70 R!sbcrE. He is the
nlaver 10 count on as the regular Sox
shortStop unless an accident upSctS
Gleason's schedule. And he IS more
dang erouS 70 the opposition than ever
before. lie is twice the menace he was
at bat in previous years and in addition
he has added quick thinking 10 his re-
pertory due undoubtedly to the tutoring
Of Eddie Collins.
RiSbcre is big and strong. He fights
all the way. And in addition TO being
big and strong ne Is fast and energetic.
He is an exceptionally strong and &C
Curate throwcr.
He has a perfect position at the plate,
a fine swing and naturally is ON" Of IN"
slAsh!ng type Of htters. He Is learn
ing how 10 gauge the sharp curves "hd
the slow ones and no one need be sur
pris"d ;c nc breaks up one or more OF
The worlds series games.
Risbcrs is valuable aid in double
plays He pivots like a shot. He works
perfectly with Eddie Collins in break
ing up the double steal. This Is his
th.rd Year with the club. He bats right
handed but hits the ball to all fields.
In spite of his showing this season
aga.r.t the five key pitchers. the bat
tin: averages based on all games 40 far
show that Kopf - better hitter than
Risb.rG K"pf hits 'cm either from the
1T or right side Of the plate. He was
in ~" American League in 1914 and
hattcd IS9 in 35 games. The next year
he played in llS games and batter .225.
In 1915 h. was with the international
League and went to Cincinnati for IL
games Last year he hit 25S for The
E~ds II" g hitting seven points bet
..- than 'ha' row. while Risbcrg ~ hit
Ing 80. Following arc tho batting
and fi"lG:nS figures on the players I'M
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BELLA|RE ATHLETICS
HOLD HARD WORKOUT

Rcllairc Athletics held a stiff practice
and n blackboard drill yesterday after
noon at the Sixteenth street grounds,
RCila!rc. Fourteen mon reported 10 Coach
7. Mullan"y and Captain Fleahman.
\ good one hours practice was held
when tho rain forced them TO cover.
Coach Mullancy then took them 10 tho
City Building for q two hour blackboard
drill and mapping Of plays for tn" game
Mt Youngstown, Sunday. September 2Sth.
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How did you get the turkeys the
officer found in your poGScssion?" stern
~ asked the police magistrate
I'LL raised 'cm. your Honor SIAM
merod the prisoner.
Til me- the truth"
That's the truth. your Honor" per-
sisted IN" crime stained creature. Il
reached down through a hole in tho
roof."-The Continent.
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YANKEES IN THIRD.

NEW YORK, Sept. "l.-Ncw York
ousted Detroit from third place by de-
fcating the Tigers today TO 3. for tho
third consecutive time. The Yankees
scored the winning run in the seventh.
on an error. q wild pitch and two singles.
Score:
r. II. +.
Detroit. -. 10000 c--3 10 .
New York. l 0 0 . l 0 x-4 . !
Dauss. Ayres and Stanagc; Mays and
RueL
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BRAVES SHUT OUT.

CHICAGO. Sept. Elm IS minutes
Of play Chicago. with Alexander pitch
ing. shut out Boston today 2 to q. In
the sixth inning Morklc's sinEl" and
daublcs by Rarhar and Deal ncttcd two
runs. In tho eighth ITullnCh"r walked
and H"rZnE and NFcrkln each singled.
adding the final run. The score:
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WESLEYAN GETS
A new RECRUIT
Special To The Intclllcencer:

BCCHANNON. w. Va. Sept. o1.-
William Schnoobcrger all southern
guard for two years from Stanton
Military Academy, reached this city to-
day and will enroll tomorrow in Wesley
an college. SchnooberEer came direct
ly from a California seaport where he
received his discharge from the L. S.
ship Roper.
He weighs around two hundred pounds
and Is six feet five in height. He was
without a peer as guard among. the
South Atlantic Prep schools.
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TWO DnS" NIVS-ET'IKVT, NaTuII'T,
Granoy. O'Ncill, Caldwell.
HOME run-Chapman.
Stolen bascs-Shanks. Judge, Speaker.
Harris. Ellrrbr CO.
Sacrifice hit--Chanman. Shaw, Shanks
Left on base-Clcvcland I; Washing
ton -.
Base on balls-ofr Shaw G: off Cald-
we'll 7.
uitS-otr Shaw 10 in s % innings:
off Caldwell in innings one on base.
mono out in tho ninth.
Hit by pitchcr-by Caldwell tMcn-
osky.)
Struck out-by Caldwell 8: by Shaw ..
Wild pitChes--Caldwcll l: Shaw l.
Winning pitcher: Caldwell. ! Losing
pitcher Shaw
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WESLEYAN ENDS AND
BACKS ARE SPEEDY

RI'CKHANNON. W. Va. Sept. el-
There is to lac found in tho Wesleyan
grid camp this season tho most feet
footed assortment Of end and backh"ld
material that has ever been found in
tho Methodist fold Hymcs. Johovic:,
Rardman. captain Fisher. Tccil Ross.
Stark, Snrdc&nr ard Harold Potter are
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Two base hit--Dauhcrt.
Thr"" has" hit-I.uquc.
nouhl" playS-SChrciCcr to MaEce -
DaUhcvl: Ea'rd 20 Johnston 10 Schmandt.
Left on basc--Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati.
s.
Base on haIls-Off Sallcc. |: off Smith
Hit ny nitChor-By Smith. l.
Struck out-By Sallcc, !.
Passed ball-Allcn.
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8 DEFEAT.
C[ARkS: so

The McConkeys, Of the East End. de-
feated the Clark A. c.. colored boys
from tho Second ward. 80 yesterday af-
ternoon at Tunnel Green. The game
went along nicely until the fourth in
ming, when they were forced to cover
by q heavy downpour Of rain. Miller
and Bell for the Macks and Spencer
for the Clarks each cloutcd for two
bases The score: r. II. T..
Clark A. C.......... ooo-0 . l
SnCSOIhcyS OUV-S v
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Miller. Clarks-Dabney and Carpen-
tier.
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BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
FIFTH ARTICLE.
Risberg and Kopf.

Coming TO the shortstop position on
tho Cincinnati and Chicago ball clubs
for the purpose OF making comparisons
on which 70 base 4 forecast ~ tho com
ing worlds series, we find TWO very val
liable players arraycd against 'acn
other.
As far as fielding is concornNd. n"' "
Kopf and RiShcrg can tax" care "t I'M
place in a satisfactory manner. u -
impossible to guess wha: part IN" h,I"-
ing fcats or tho fielding errors 90 - ''''
ono Of them Will play III n" champions
ship games.
To compare their hating. IN" most
feasible method il the on" employed IN
the previous articles. Tint il. 10 So
lect five key pitchers from each lcaGu"
and find out what each man has done
against these pitchers IN IL" season
now drawing 10 Il close. For this pur-
pose five pitchers ar" chosen from the
National league who most closely cor
respond in style and skill 10 n" pitch
crs Kid Gleason Is likely 10 US" IN the
worlds series. and these ar" Adams.
Barnes and Cadore. 10 represent Ctcotte
the having such a varied assortment OF
deliveries that no one pitcher can ado
quatcly represent himl. Vaughn to rep
resent Kerr. and Cooper to represent
Williams.
Tho five pitchers Of the American
league selected as representative of the
pitching on the Cincinnati Reds are
Bagby. TO represent Ring: Leonard and
Thormahlen. TO represent Sale" and
Rcuther: Sothron. to represent Filler.
and Shawkey TO represent Fisher and
Luque.
Let US now proceed 70 find out how
Kopr has Jared sainst the pitching OF
Barnes Adams and Cadorc this season.
Against Adams he has been At bat IA
times. has made one run and one lono
double. He has made . hits against
barnes in IL times at hat. and against
Cadore he has made one run and four
hits in Il times At bat.
This means ne has boon Mt bat 80
times against these three pitchers and
has mad" two runs and seen hits. This
gives him batting average Of .l79.
which does not encourage on" t. be-
heve his batting average against CT
cote who is represented by those thr""
pitchers) Will be startling in tho
worlds series.
Koprs achievements against tho two
other key pitchers do not CIV" much
cncoura cement. either. He has been a,
bat - times this season N..a:nSt Cooper
has scored run and mad" three hits.
He has been ut bat !. flIusS against
Vaughn. with three HITS and no runs
This gives grand total for kopt
against the tive KY pitchers Of 6S times
At bat. runs ami 3 hits-an average
Of 1911.
RisScrEs record this season against
tho key pitchers would indica," that h.
ran bat about no per cont better thru
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-S:a victory
IN its 1--WE remaining contests will clinch
the American league pennant for Chi
cago while Cincinnati has assured itsclf
Of the National league flag and rarrici-
patton in the worlds series by vanquish
Ing New York. It's nearest rival. twice
last week. The Cleveland Americans
who are four games behind IN" leaders.
have won ton straight games but a
single defeat will eliminate them from
the race.
Except the night between Detroit and
New York for third place in the Am"r.-
can league. probably no change will
take place in the standings of tn" i've"
teams in the two leagues. Tn" NorkC"s
went ahead Of Detroit today when they
defeated the Tigers for the third
straight time
The Cincinnati National pitchers.
Fisher, Sallee and Flcr figured IN shut
out performances last week. Although
hattcd hard. Ruethcr had III" homer "C
winning the contest that put New York
out OF the running. brooklyn admin
istercd the Reds only d"f'r; "f IL" week
Saturday when several IL N" regular
PLAYERS wcrc allowed to r"st. Br""hlyu
won the rubber contest today of III"
three game series.
Now York was unahl" 70 hit cff""'lvr-
~. although IFS pitchers w"r" all" +"
kccr down tn" opponents s'"r". In
three Of its five defeats. the Cant team
failed TO score.
chicago riEht"n"d It's h"li an 'hird
place by winning fly" Suralrht wMl"
Pittsburgh was unahl" t. keep ~ rs
winning pace Of III" previous week.
Alexander mad" 1t SIX straight for the
Cubs today 10y shutting cut Boston.
American League.
In. tho American league. Chicago was
somewhat unsteady, in ii"ldng but or
rors did not figure prominently in the
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THAT injured soldier will Fever -
able TO hold down n clerks Job A4o
Has lie lost his writing hand!
NO. but his pen ear u gone.-5oA.
tario Post.
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To-day's Games.

s.. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston
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Before going further INTO tho COM
parison II would hc w'll 10 not" thar
both tho Reds and White Son are we'll
fortified in rcScr.s strength for this
inficld position. McMullin Is an excel
lent third bascman, ShuriSlup. second
haSeman and first haseman. Jimmie
Smith. Of tho Cincinnati team, is
hustlinE youngst,r. He is a brilliant
fielder and as fast as creased lightning.
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These flEures give hapl oeNteF
showing than he got in comparison
against the five key pitchers. On the
bare figures Of this season he Is as
good hitter as RisbcrG and IS hts
equal a: sacrifice hitting. He averages
about the same number Of extra base
hits.
(The next article. the interesting topic
Of Weaver and Groh. two OF the most
important factors in the coming Worlds
SerlcSl
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeaterdaY's C3pmeE

Chicago. 3: Boston. !.
Brooklyn. .: Cincinnati. !.
st. Observation-Disclosures: rain
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II your good qualities are svtoeat.
why discuss them. and X not you pf0O-
ably don't have them. Et
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Mothcr-"Did GU wipe your feet.
dear"
Junior Gob--"Aw. what's the use Of
bcin' in tho navy If you hafta wipe your
feet o"--Judgc.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays 9nman
Standing Of Clrha

Cleveland. s. Washington. I.
New York. 4. Detroit, 3.
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StandIug o. Cabs,
To-day's Games.

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Chicago AT St Louis.
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Cleveland

N--llIt by hated ball.
XX--R1n for p\"lll IN IN" 9th.
XXX--Rattcd for Smith IN tho OH.
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American League.

In. tho American league. Chicago was
somewhat unsteady, in ii"lding but or
rors did not figure prominently in the
games lost. The White Sox outslugged
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'Battcd for Gowdy in eighth.
+Ratted for CauSeY in eighth.

'Battcd for Gowdy in eighth.
+Batted for Causey in eighth.
Boston ...... nnh 0nn non-n
Chicago .. ZOO one nl'-0
Two-basc hita-Holloch"T Barber,
Deal and Powell. Thrcc-basc hit
IIolkc. Sacrifice hits-Pick and Deal.
Double rTnys--M"rklc To Hollochrr,
Ford to Pick to Hnlko. Left on bases
--Boston :. Chicago :. EaS" on balls
or Causcy |. off D"maroc l. Hits-Of
Causcy in innings. Struck out-By
Alexander 4. by Dcmar"e l. Losing
pitChcr-Caus
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sx-x-x&xxx III X x-xSxk
xxxxxfxxkk Ky y X X y X X s s-&5SA
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he RAISED EN-.

Struck out-By Noel. 5.
CmpircS-Morgan and James
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-02
THE COUNCIL OF WOMEN VOTERS.

The Council Of Women Voters recently proposed
by Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. at the suffrage con-
vention in st. Louis has already been the subject
OF criticism in some OF the leading papers.
AS read. the articles proposed do not sound
pecialy formidable. The first aims TO secure hnaI
enfranchisement for women of all countries. The
second deals with removal Of legal discrimina-
ton against women which exists in many states
The third proposes to make democracy SAFE for the
world and Judging by European dispatches, it is
high time that somebody did that little thing
The organization is to be mon partisan body
OF OF all parties. not TO promote campaigns
Of candidates but work for measures" While
will seek better conditions civil and industrial
for women and children. still. Mrs. Gait explains.
lit IS IN body of reformers. and will
take action as voters and through legislation"
Directors 20 the idea only a party. based
instead of any of the time-wOrn party plat
forms and merely substituting the women against
men" for THE republicans against the demo-
Gratis" As a matter of fact it is nothing Of the
kind It is the assembling of great body voters
an effort to lift legislation of party politics
The way TO keep it from being sex contest is
for the men to join with the women in promoting.
without regard TO party lines any measure which
is manifestly for the public good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-02
Other Editors Than Ours
THE WORST YET.
louisville Couricr-JOurnal.)

1t may be ma ural that United States
are incapable Of considering the great question of
the League of Nations from any angle except that
Of partisan politics should that such is the
angle from which president the United States
considers it, but it is astonishing that partisan
politics should be so prostituted as TO charge,
some these senators do. that Pres Wilson desires
the rejection the League of Nations covenant by
the senate order that thus there may be created
issue which he may go before the country for
a third term
Representative of the intellects which conceive or
pretend to conceive. such scheme. Sen Moses, Of
New Hampshire announces that ''if the president
keeps on the way he has been going the country
will almost forced to the conclusion that he is
deliberately planning 10 make the senate refuse to
rafy the league proposal in order that he may be-
come a candidate that issue. To mind there
is only conclusion 10 be drawn from this pecu-
liar situation"
OF course it would be useless discuss such
proposition with men who believe, who pretend
TO believe that Woodrow Wilson is making his great
fight for a League OF Nations from a sordid motive;
that he is Obsessed with the conviction that the
adoption OF the league covenant is of infinitely
greater importance 10 the world. 10 the United
States. 10 any man. himself assurediy. than all
other issues which may come before
Moreover. it does seem that even intellects thus
clouded with partisanship could not fail TO COM
prehend that If Mr.. Wilson really actuated in
his championship Of this by selfish ambition.
he would regard his success in efectng IL glory
far greater than another election to the presidency;
that he would feel Theodore Roosevelt felt in
1910 when I'm urging League OF Nations he said
tEat ruler or statesman VINO Snougu oflnf SDouI
such a combination would have earned hi lace
in history for all time, and his title to the gratitude
Of all mankind"
Furthermore IL these partisan republican
ators really believe that Woodrow Wilson is playing
10 have League Of Nations covenant rejected by
the senate with view 20 creating issue on which
ne may go before the country for another
election 10 the presidency the best counter political
play they make is to ratify the in short
order; the issue created by their defeat OF
the League Of Nations covenant the republicans
would swept from the field II is 10 be hoped that
II any American president does stand for third
term the issue thus made VIII be subordinated
by any other But the issue OF the kagues rejection
would 81 overshadow all other issues that nothing
else would really count.
Even politicians OF the Moses caliber ought 10 IN
derstand that