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PRfSERNA UDALOST.


Frenstatu. V, kup6 sedeli diva
uTednici cd drahy a vykladall
S! o pomerech Ma TesinskE.
"Je to zrovna pfiserne, co Sc
tam deje", pravil jeden 2 mich
g zacal vykladati nasledujici
skutecnou udalost.
Pred nedavnem setkal jsem
Sc jistym majorem auditorem
(soudcem) ma Tesinsku a ten
mi vykladal, co sam jako soud-
ce zazil.
Nedavno vratili Sc do jiste
cbce ma Polske poltsi legionari
ze Siblfe. 0 jednom z Mich my
sill, re jiz dayno zahynul. Ne
nell nem zprav uz cele ctyIi
roxy. Pokladali ho uz "a ne
zvestneho. O tom Sc dozvedel
onen vojin az We sve rodne OBJ
ci. Chtel 81 ud6lati maly zert.
Uminil 81, re Sc media hned po-
Znati rodicum a zkusl, zda no
sami poznaji. ia ia ctyri leta
ZnaGn6 Sc zm6nil. V tvari byl
osmahly a cely zarostly. Kdyz
vessel do otcovskeho domu, dal
pozdravenl a zadal o nocleh.
Rodice no opravdu ma prvy po-
hled nepoznali. | hlas jeho Sc
napadn6 zm6nil. Chovali Sc k
nemu iako k cizinci a zdrahaii
Sc dati cizimu cloveku, vojaku
re Sibire, noclehu. Kdyz to zpo
zoroval syn, vytahl 4 kapsy Pc
nezenku a ukazal plno rublo-
Vych bankOvek.
"Nebojte Sc, re to chci zadar
mo. Podivejte Sc, mann penez
dost, zaplatim yam, co chcete".
Matka jeho dobre 81 vsimla
Iplne penezenky proto mu sill
bila nocleh. "Muslte Sc vSak
spokojiti noclehem We stodo-
| lie, V jizb6 nemame mista".
Syn byl spokojen, odebral Sc
do stodoly a maven brzy IL
snuI.
Kdyz byli rodice Ease sami V
pokoji, pravila zena k muzi:
| "Ty yis co? Ten vojak ma pc
} r6z jako zelez a my name BIZ
| dy po kirk. Coz, kdybychom Sc
jich zmocnili a toho vojaka
. sprovodili Sc Sveta?"
"NemIuv takove hrisn6 We
: ci", odpoVed6l muz a Sci ma
chvili do hospody.
: kdyz 81 pfisedl k sousedum,
zacali sc jej doptavati ma syna,
3; yojaka.
. "Kdo Vi, iestli no jeste kdy
0 uVidlm", prohodil otec.
c "Jak bys no neuvidel, kdyz
pfece priSel dnes domu?" divili
/, Sc vSichni.
= "Jak to? Vzdyt' ia o nicem
Eevim", odpovidal otec.
: "Jah by ne? Vzdyt' my jsme
/ S nim pred chvili mluvili. Sci
0 prcce k tobe ma noe. Coz isl ho
n All nepoznal?"
81 Nyni Sc rozbresklo otci V hla
Ii Ve. Je to NOME, ci ne? Ze by
) to byl opraydu jeho Vlastni
0 syn? Neni vylouGeno. Byl We
j. Ger, sv6tlo jen blikalo a priliS
i 81 cizince nevsimal.
Wal klobouk a sci rychlc dc
l. mu. Kdyz vessel do domu, ST.
mu zena jeho naproti a nezvy
|; klym, l$manym hlascm mu Sc
a. ptala: "Uz name po starosti
a PeniZe nam w V ruce. Podre
zala jsem mu We spanku kirk
g. "Cos to ud6lala? Pro boha
tvs zabila sv6ho vlastniho sy
Ak ma" zafval bolestn6 otec.
"priSnlnna 11dalnst =" nrauil i
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$500 MLUViCI STROJ S po

zlacenymi soucastkami, kabi-
net je zhotoyen praVeho ma
hagonu S 20ti rekordy ia
$4,000. Ptejte Sc V elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. 4-23
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3175 E. 116. St.

PRODA Sc zachovaly he'd
vabny stan pro A postele, KITE
ry slozeny mGze Sc pripevnit
k autu. Da Sc velmi LEVINE, "a
obnos $75. DopiSte ma j. Chez
stovsky, Box 173, DilIonvale,
0. 4-22
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Nemichal isem Sc do reel y
bema, ale hruzou naslouchal
jscm yEkladu one pfiSerne uda
losti. TAX zvlcila valka lidi, zc
pro mrzk% peniz vrazdi matka
vlastniho syna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20
TX.

Uplynula dlouha rada let a
"a tn dobu staly Sc RUNE zme-
Nv V osudech osob naSeho W.
pravovani.
NaI6zame sc V nadherne ko-
innate zamku, kdez mlada mat
ka prestala nejtez5i chvill..
Jest to devcatko!' usmalI
Sc l6kaf, ukazav novorozeneI
ditko mlademu otci, jenz Sc
chvel nevyslovnym roztile-
lnlm.
Pohlednuv ukradkem ma
chot' svoii zaseptal mlady muz
Sc sepjatyma rukama:
"Slava Bohu, ySe skoncllo
st astn6."
Ma posteli "a hedVabnymI
zaclonami lezela jako andel
krasna, mlada rodicka. M6la
svetle huste vlasy, oci pfimhou
rene, tvafe bled6 a spoclvala
|vysiIena bolestmi polov6do-
mi.
Normandska kojna vzala
ditko u rukou l6kafoyych a
zaSeptala panske:
"Upokojte Sc, Anicko, ne
treba Sc jiz niCeho obavati. Pc
mozte mi vyloupat slecinku.'
Doktor otevrel okno, ably O.
sv6zil dusny vzduch V komna-
te.
Venku byla iiz davno noe,
ncbe bylo pokryto hv62dami; !;
kdesi V hloubi parku Zpival
slavik vyrusuje nocni tiSinu.
Vyjev tento udal Sc V krasn6m
zamku, nedaleko od Estampsu
ma draze vedouci z Pafiae do
Orleansu. V dalce timely Sc Ma
obzoru obrysy lesnatych pa
horkd. Lekar zamyslil Sc stole
u otevreneho okna, ale hlaS
kojn6 vyru5il jej 2 jeho zadu,
mani.
Vykoupala jsem ditko, pra.
villa, IMAM no nyni napojit?
"Nikoliv, toho nenl treba
dejte diteti lzitku yody nekC
lika kapkami pomerancoVehC
kv6tu a nechte je usnouti. VS(
dari sc vyborne."
"Jsem vam vclmi povdeCen
doktore," prayil otec noyoro
zenete.
"Neni zac; bezesn6 noci ne
jsou pro mne zvlaStnosti. Cd
!, poCinu 81 chvili q odjedu q,
, Pafize a Ultra Ease navstivin
naSi nemocnou. Pamatujte 5
, vSak, ze potrebuje dplneho lIl
, du, re kaZde duSeVni rozGile
: nj, kazde t6lesne pohnuti byl
Y by il SkodliyG; zejmena dbei
a te ma to, ably zde ncbylo prU
vanu."
i "VSecky vase predpisy bt
dou pfesne yykonany."
: Kdyz Sc serilo, lekar odejel
n otec dit6te doproyodiv jei n;
e yratil Sc do loznice sv6 zeny
|. sedl 81 Ma kreslo k posteli.
Z "Tys ieSt6 zde?' probouz,
o JIG Sc tazala Sc nemocna.
: "Nechce Sc mi spati. A ia
= Sc tobe vede?"
"VeImi dobre. A kde je II
Sc dceruSka?"
~ "Spi."
e. "Nazyemc il MaruSkou. |
T. da hych Sc ma nj podlvala
Oh, iak il nam rada !!
fc "Neroztiluj Sc, duSinko m
10 Skodilo by ii to. He'd usno
O. ii; isl priliS utyrana.
O. "Zapomnela isem iiz ma S
o. bolesti. Jest zde jeSte lekar
II "Neni, jiz odejel. Kojna
Anicka jsou Il kolcbky naSc
!" deycatka.'
o. Usly5cvsi syc imcno, p;
S. ska Ve&la do loznice,
"Jdi spat, Anitko, musiS
ch odpocinouti," pravila mem
liy ma k nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-20

PRODA Sc dun 6ti svet-
nicich, fernes, dlazd9na ulice a
zaplacena. Naleza Sc na 4. 1888
III. Union, cena $500. Dvou
rodinny dam ia L. 134 ulici
Union. garaz, fcrnes. Cena
$l0.8OO. DUN cihtovy ma Il.
121 ul. mezi Kinsman a Union
ul., tepla voda, fernes, dye ga
raze, cena $4,000. Te4 Sc proda
Iii tri muzsk6 ob!eky 30 SIS.
Haste Sc u Fir, Panuska, 13804
Union Ave. :?
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NOVY MODEL. "C.-B" sne-
rovacek, pohodln6 trvanlive,
vsechny mlry Cd 10 do 80 po
$2.48, par stTiznich obcho-
dech u Koudelu", 4735 Broad
way 4288 Warner Rd. 4-2O
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PRODA Sc lot Y Garfield
Parku velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc V
IS. 1921 Fleet Ave. 1-20
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STARSI ZENA hleda mista
k opatrovani ditek. Nechte a
1ressu V adm. Sv6ta. 4-22
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nave bleda a Jehoz rty Sc chve
ly. Poznaval, ze podezrenl
spolecnika pana Serviera nenl
bezduvodne a v zachvatu zou-
falstvi zvolal:
"Chci yedeti pravdu! Muj
syn jest podezrivan, re sam
vykonal podvod a ze Wy jstc
byl pouze nastrojem jeho :. :.
Pochopujete, re se' toto pode-
zrenf hluboce dotyka meho
srdcer' starec dial Sc do kre-
covit6ho place.
Max upfel ma pokladnika
zoufale prosebny pohled; An
selm porozumel a odvetil pew
,nym hlasem;
"'To neni pravda! Vas pan
syn nikdy by Sc neteho takove
no nedopustil. ia jsem jen vi
nen Zlocinem tim. ia sam jsem
cht6l penize ty ukrasti, abych
/ zabezpecil budoucnost dcery
sve. Z prilisne lasky k me dee
ii napadla mne tato sllena my
Slenka. Trestejte mne ,ale tre-
stejte mne die zakona :. Ne
muCte mne dele! NeZasluhuji
niceho, nez opovrzeni ia to, &c
! iScm mcdowell Oceniti dObrodi-
mi vaSeho," AnSelm klesnuv
ma kolena pred ChatorouXem,
dial sc do place. "Jsem vinen,
vintn, ia jediny. Slitujte Sc ma
de mnou! Co Sc stale, media Sc
jiz zmeniti !"
Chatoroux hled6l ztrnule ma
Anselma. Ale jest6 mel jiste
podezreni ma syna sveho.
"Jak jste 81 opatril check
naSi firmy?" pravil nahle.
Anselm nebyl rozpacich @
odpoved'.
"Ukradl jsem no Z vaSi kni,
ny, kdyz jsem die vaSeho roz,
kazu odvadel 100000 frankt
bankefsk6 firme Levilainove
Pamatujetc jeSte ma to-"
Chatoroux kyvnul prisvedci
i've hlavou.
"Byl iste tax velice pfesved
cen me poctivosti, re vam a
nj nenapadlo prohlednouti che
ckovou knizku a teto vasl dI
veru zneuzil jsem pro svuj zl'
Gin"
, "PresvedCimc sc lined
, pravde vascho tvrzeni,' prer'
: sil jej vySetrujici soudce. I'D
: mate papir a pero. PodepiSt
! firmu, abychom poznali, 2
: jstc byl schopen napodoblt
: podpis."
: Ponevadz jiz drive Servle
!. na mem zadal, ably dokazal, Z
: dovedl podpis napodobiti, tt
: sill Ansclm, re i toho dukazu $
ma n6m zadati bude a prot
: cvicil Sc potaii ma stene zalal
nj napodobenim podpisu firm
Ii ChatorouX, Server a spoil.
a posleze dosahl takov6 dokon;
l. losti, re nebylo moano pozna
J. podpis jcho Cd praveho.
e Boz rozpaku wal nynl p
j. re do ruky a iednim crtnutl
|, prcsvedcil soudce o tom,
o byl S to, ably podpis napodob
3 Bud jest ten clovek skut'
ne vinen, aneb saba jcho veil
il du3nost az k hcroismu,' zas
ptal vySetfujici soudce Servl
,e rovi do ucha.
ia SERVER vztekle zasycel:
II "Ti ohaVnici mi Ease vykl'
znou 4 rukou a ia byl tax p
m vno prcsvedtcn o Jeuch TX
IL &c
n ChatorouX zvitezll, podcz
"a nj, icz pablo ma jeho syna by
ii. skv6le vyyraceno. Proto del
t. val Anselmovi "a jcho praVe
I'll mluvnost, dokladaje, re Y
e! cich jcho umenSilo icho up
tie mae priznani SC yinu Jeho.
&C. "NcopouStojtc moJi dcert
SC srdce bolcsti rozrytym p
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CEsCETE~Li 81 koupit, nek
crodat A9stsky majetek anea
tarma, obrat'ta sc duveroa
Ia nejst&rsiho a spolehIivaha
Cesk6hc jednatsle Fr. Hattsaa.
SS&2 e. 10 ul. Obchod 1aloEen
rcku 1894. Tel. Union d51 l..
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

The Lamson Business College, IS
West Washington street, Phoenix Ari-
IONA, Will open its midwinter terms,
thirtyfirst year, January 8, 1920. Be
ginning classes in Gregg shorthand
bookkeeping, rapid calculation, bust
ness English, etc.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
FLOWERS

For all occasion. Fresh daily. Ex-
pert up-to-date service. latest ideas.
Arizona Seed and Floral Co., $3.50 s.
Central Ave. Phone 4403-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
OBITUARIES
Paterick j. Brady


After a lingering illness during which
he exhibited a Christian fortitude
which won affection and admiration
from all, Paterick J. Brady died Sun
day evening January 4. at his home,
1902 East Washington street.
Mr.. Brady came to Phoenix from
Chicago seven years ago in search of
helath, being a sufferer from tubercu-
losis. For the last five years he has
made his home with Mrs. j. w. Wesl1ey
at 1902 East Washington street where
he received loving care all through his
extended illness. He was a splendid
moral young man and was greatly
loved by all who knew him, his sweet.
patient, kind and sunny disposition
winning him many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brady. his broth
er and sister-in-law arrived from Chi
cago and left nothing undone that
might help their much-loved brother.
There also survives a sister living in
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

The Armenians are not the only
people being aided by the Near East
Relief. Syrians, Jews, Greeks and Per-
slams are among the stricken peoples
whose children are being fed and
clothed by this American institution
-Adv-1t
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
HinhuaXs Bulletin

All roads slippery from recent rains.
CReports by county engineers and
others)
River Crossings-Jan. 8: Light cars
have been crossing the ella success
fully al Sacaton with assistance or
team The ford is dangerous for heavy
cars Dec. 81: Ford at Avondale in
good shape.
Apache County-Dec. 30: Main roads
rough, but packed hard and in fair
condition.
Cochise County-Jan. 3: Borderland
route good Exercise care where grad
ing is going on II miles east of Doug
las. Other roads in fair condition and
improved during week.
Coconino County-Dec. 30: Roads
rough, but passable.
ella County-Dec. 3O- Roads over
county in good shape.
Graham County-Missing
Greenlee County-Dec. 81: Roads in
county in good condition. State road
Clifton to Saffard finished from Clifton
to the county line.
Maricopa County@Jan. 8: Aqua FRA
river is up; no crossings north or
west.
Mohave County-Dec. "a: Roads
rough but passable, repairs being made
on Old Trails Highway. Kingman TO
Nelson: good to blackberry, fair TO
Nelson. To Topock via Aatman. fair,
via Yucca passable, but very rough.
To Chloride and Sandy. fair. To Bill
Williams river; fair to McCracken Mt,
very rough TO river; crossing not ad-
vised.
Navajo County-Jan. 4: All roads
muddy from recent rains. Holbrook-
Winslow passable; Holbrook-Ft
Apache not safe for auto travel.
Pima County: Jan. 3: Main roads
good; balance passable.
Pinal County-Missing.
Santa Cruz County-Jan. 4: No
damage to county roads from recent
rains; roads muddy but passable.
Yavapai County-Jan. 81 Roads.
passable but muddy on ccount of light
rains.
Yuma County-Missing.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
HINT AT FOUL Play

Fox of Aguila, which was received
here by Chief of Police Brisbois yes
terdaY. The letter is from the Dunn
Manufacturing company. which says
that Fox was one of their trusted en-
ployes, left in charge of mining claims
and machinery at Aguila. In October
Fox is said to have started for Phoe-
nix in a spring wagon hitched to a
team of burros which he intended to
SELL He is thought to have had about
$500 on his person at the time. The
Dunn company reports that Fox has
not been heard from since, and that it
is holding two months pay for him
Fox was about a. years old, of slender
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
Local Weather Yesterday

I'owest YESTERDAY . 43
Total rainfall o
Deficiency in temperature yesterday.
l degree.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month % degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, % degrees.
Normal precipitation January to
date. .16 inch.i
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date, lis inches.
Excess since January l, .99 inch.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

build and described as wearing red
chin whiskers.
VISITING HERE-J. H. Buchanan
of Fort Worth, Texas, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. d. r. Johnson, 1906
West Fillmore street Mr.. johnson is
rate expert at the Arizona corpora
ton commission.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

San Francisco and a brother in Tulsa,
Oklahoma. Uncles and aunts reside in
Chicago.
Funeral services will be conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the chapel or Moore and Mcclellan. In
terment will be at Greenwood ceme-
terry.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

The midwinter term Of the thirty
first year will open at The Lamson
Business College, % West Washington
street, Phoenix, Arizona, Monday, Jan
uary 5, 1920. Eight teachers, each
having had experience in his particu-
lar line. will be in charge. Glasses in
Gregg shorthand. business English.
typewriting, bookkeeping, rapid calcu-
lation. business law. etc.-Adv. r
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

The Lamson Business College. %
West Washington street, Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, Will open its midwinter terms,
thirty first year, January 3, 1920. Be
ginning classes in Gregg shorthand,
bookkeeping, rapid calculation, bust
ness English, etc-Adv r
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
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WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Wednesday. partly cloudy,
probably snow east portion, colder;
Thursday, generally fair, colder east
portion.
Colorado: Wednesday unsettled with
occasional snow: colder. Thursday
partly cloudy and colder
New Mexico: w ednesday, snow
north; rain, south portion: colder:
Thursday unsettled. possibly snow east
portion; colder. southern portion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

only too glad to have him meet Welsh
without remuneration. This was shown
by the $4,000 he received in three con
tests. which did not pay his expenses. II
was not any returns of the fight that
were sought, but Leonard and myself
were so confident of victory that he
would have been glad to pay for the op-
portunity of meeting Welsh. And for
that reason l did not hagglc over terms
and today Leonard is the champion.
II allow Tender thirty days to ac
cept our terms. Silence on his part
will be an admission that he does not
care for a match; acceptance will be
synonymous to the signing Of a match
and the setting Of date will immedi-
ately follow. But again ] say, am
sure Tender will refuse. He doesn'
want bout. but just the publicity he
can obtain through the champion as a
medium
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28
SUBURBAN TEAMS TO CLASH
Ardmore |. c. 3. U. viii Meet Hiah
land Park Sunday Afternoon

Suburban fans will be afforded the
opportunity Sunday afternoon of wit
Messing two OF the strongest baseball
teams in Delaware county in action on
the new athletic field at West Chester
Pike and Park avenue, Highland Park
Jnforcseen circumstances left the 7.
e. B. L Of Ardmorc with an open date,
and Manager p. J. Brien, of the
Highland Park team, quickly entered
his pepNy aggregation as contender,
Although an infant organization in the
Delaware County Suburban League,
the Highland Park team has already
attracted considerable attention by III
snappy team work and heavy hitting,
In its first appearance as unit, in the
league the new club, against Lans-
downe, tied the score in the ninth and
won out in the eleventh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

SPORTS AMONG AMATEIJPS

THE Hunting Social Club has or
l. ganised first t-class travelling team.
Manager Jimmy King has signed Doug
las, formerly Of Scott Powell; John
son. Of Tulpehocken Reds big jim"
Carter, who played with the Twenty
eighth Division team in France; Wal
lace, Of Portland; Carson, who hurled
for the champion Bement- Niles team
last season, and other men Of equal
ability.
Tomorrow Hunting will meet Amb-
Ter and on Monday will play a double-
header with Lawrence Sommcr's Meteor
Club.
Manager King would like to hear
from all first class home teams offering
reasonable inducements. Address Jimmy
Kane, 1923 Alfred street.
A hrst-olass right -hand pitcher would like
to connect with one OF the Montgomer,
County League teams J, Mcclure. 5000 Rene
rssnsSlvanis sns,s nbe 4; IA, AZ swsy ars, clsss s.
SstiT %sim. i5iS 5iSfy ayorfS sssSn; street years
y. II. Fftler Co., away. first class. Mr..
s,Ias; M,sa;s sDEso,d SSrs T. H. Ftler Co. raeOn'
sess.:.s, Es, ssfu Si sl.nayaEa. aaysE sSs .'.s. class
T.. and n. A.. A.. away first class. C.
Lodge, Room $50, Reading Terminal.
Hustcr Club, away. frst class. II
Beecher. Phone pickipson 4238.
South Philadelphia A. A., away, 6rst class
J. qoldsteln Ills Ruby street.
Allison aa a. :,S O.: away, % ars. class q. Ed
years. NJ. Hutsel. Franki ford 1854 =. :.
punirs seaa a. .,,,or A. away ,st class w.
Frazier Club, away frst class. e. Ra
towsky, B787 Chestnut street.
william Denses, 1si5 North Twentieth
street.
Washington Camp, 784,, p. o. 8. Of A,
away, first class. Mllard Sloan. Phon'
Woodland 4G09.
old. NJ, Melhorn, Folcroft, Pa.
Drueding Bros, away. nrst class. j.
Eberle. 1918 North Hope street.
kano a, A., away, first class. f. Lauter
wassar, 831 East Thayer street. ,,,
Elma r. c., away, first class william
Hill. 205s North Third street. -
Union Petroleum, away. first class. t
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Here's One for the Book

l. because you tell what will happen in the
grand old game. Sometimes there is to a
highly original stuff 1t really worth seeing. get
eyeful.
Welsh. who coutinG the bulb with reckless aban
don. sOcked single in the fourth and arrived first
without opposition. While roosting and The sack
be made some funny moves, which dsConCerted Eddie
Ccote, the kid pitcher who has been pitching in the
league only ten fifteen years. Eddie thought Welsh
was going to steal second something and kept peggng
to Jourdan in vain to nothing of futile attempts
erase him from the inning
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THE invasion ended yesterday and Connie MACK
should worry After meeting three OF the strongest
clubs In the league aud Detroit the AS emerged with tne
score TO against them Fourteen games were played
and Cleveland was the only team to win series Inc
OF FOUR but better work was done
against the others. II Stephen with ST. Looie'
Detroit aud Chicago, aud when we say the nome tokS
did themselves proud it is whole armful and that that
Yesterday Comics athletes managed to split oo-ou
with the White Sox, who, as every one knows won inc
pennaut last year and played minor part in the world
series The $3.50 stuff made possible when rat
Martin, the noble southpaw, inserted to do some
original southpawing for few innings. Now Fat Is
mighty good pitcher. He proved II last Sunday whcn nc
turned back Cleveland in Cleveland. But Cleveland and
Philadelphia different places, and rats Phia-
delphia form all that could be desired He found
1t virtually impossible to put strikes over the platter
because they bounced off the visitors bats.
In the words of Grover Bcrgdol, 1t makes no differ
ence where you were. it's where you today.
Pat was the home lot Yesterday and pitched an or
binary ball game. He willing tried hard but couldn't
knock the bats Of the hands of the sturdy Chcagoans
At that he might have emerged unscathed had he not
become confused in the fourth and final inningfor him
Joe Jackson second and Fclsch on first when
Jourdan hit sckly. weak groundrr to the pitcher. Pat
heded the ball perfectly and drew back his to make
easy play Jackson at third. Freddy Thomas
waiting anxousy for the ball
However, Patrick became confused. He got IS wild
frankie Callahan of night, and instead Of peg
ging playmate he selected spectator in the left field
pavilion and almost beaned him. That started the
the plate and before Connie called the department
FIVE big, healthy trckled homeward. That was
enough to win the and after it lost Connie
chased his left handler OF the park and substituted
Bryan Harris, evidently named after that gent who can
run but cant get any place
HARRIS tUiried grcdi game and used great
~ heddrork. IN the eighth inning he bcdncd Ray
Schalk and put him dotcn for the long count. Out
side Of that he Shoocd a lot Of stuff and the Sor
made but three hits of him rhle he in office.
Schdik hit dtdu
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Mdcknren Hitting Hard

one of the reasons for the great work of the Athletics
~ is the hitting Every day the local sluggers almost
knock the off the ball and whether they win or not
tho other gents know they have been in n ball game
Jimmy Dykes has startled the popuace with his coung
but James is not the only
Fred Thomas. who seems to have q regular berth
at third base has rpgancd his batting eye Last year
ne terrible when at the plate but is different now
Since May 10 Thomas has hit safely in every game OK
cept one and now has record of straight games
His average in nine is 3j3 which is going some
Freds hitting has helped considerably
lilly Walker also is getting his binglcs regularly
Since May u he has hit at 800 clip. sockng three
homers and two doubles.
With the hitters hitting all Connie some good
pitching