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lint l'lynn let drive a ollllllc ! , to tint wou '
Ierlllelit ! of all. wo1I'1
AIIII lIIakl' , the lIIul"h .h''lIis.'II , tom the
cover lilT the hall : !
AIIII whell the dust ! lead lifted ! and they
saw what lent : IIccun'lI ,
'l ' it'er was Jllhll , safe ! at second and
Flynn a . hugging thlnl
' 1'111'11 frulll live thousand \ throats and IlllIre
there rose a lusty yell :
It rlllllbll'll through the valley it rattled
111 the dell :
It kllllckcll iii 'on the 1II0ulltalll and rccllllcll
upon the lIat-
For Casey IIIIIht Casey was all \\IIC.
IlIlI'tll the bat.
'I'hcn was case III Caol'y's ! mallllcr as
hc stepped jute his place :
'I'hcrlJ was pride III Cascy's bearing allli a
smile Oil Case"s facc
And when , n'opolulhllC ! to the cheers he
IIl1'htIIlIffcl \ ! his hat-
XII Mralller III the crowd could doubt
t'wa" Casey at the bat
Tat thousand eyes were Oil him a" he
rubbed his hallls ! with dirt :
a thousand tlllllUCS applauded whom
hu wiped them 1111 his shirt.
'I'hell. while the wrlthlllil pitcher ground
the ball into his hip .
Ucfiallcu gleamed III Casey's eye . a ' sneer
curled CO\SC"S III'
And now the leather ; covered sphere cane
hurling through the air .
And Casey stool awatchllll : It III haughty
grandeur there . '
Close ! by the stllnb' batsman the bail UII-
hl'l'dl'd sped :
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in now reading . However , it
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"CASl A'r 'I'Hl IIA'I" "
I ( A ballad of the Republic sung III the year ICV )
'rho ollllOllk wasll't brllliallt for the 1\11111-
-IUu nine that day :
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ullllr more to ilia ) ' ,
Mud \ then when Cooney Bled al first and
harrows did the Rallll' .
- A sickly \ silence fell upon the patrons of
the 1I'l.Il1e.
A straggling few got UI' to IlII III deep despair "
spalr the rest
" Clung tll that hope that springs eternal
III the human l.rl'ast :
'Pit'y , thllJllrht If only Casey cOIIIII but
get a whack at th\t-
'J'heY'11 put UtI cyan money with t
Cascyat the bat
IIl1l Flynn \ preceded Casey as did also
Jimmy 1IIalc.
And the former was a lulu and the latter
was cake :
SO upon that "trl : kell multitude II'rlm mc\- \
\uchob' liat.
. For there scared bill little chance IIf Ca"cy's
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tine " the untpiresaid.
From th\1 benches black with people
there went 1IJ1 a IIIl1lT1u'l I rllar.
Like the Ik'atllllC of the Rtorlll waves etta
a stern and ! distant shore .
"Kill hllll : Kill tho' 1II11I'In ! " Iohllllted sonic
one cot the Htalll :
And It. . ' Ilkh'y thl'11 have killed ! hllll hat !
not Casey raised his hallli.
With a smile IIf Christian charity great
Ca""s visage showli.
lie stilled the raising ll1l11ult : lie bate !
the game 11'0 011 :
lie slllllalct ! to the pilcier and ! once more
tile s.hemhl ( new :
lint Casey ! tHlll ignored it . and the ulllpire
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ioalll"StrlklJ two "
"I'rallll 1" ! cried the maddened ! ! thousands !
and ! the echo aIlSWeSI't ! "I"ru\lt" !
Hut one scornful look frolll Casey . and !
the audience was awed. !
'I'hl' ) ' saw his face grow stern and ! cold
they saw his muscles strait
Aulthl' \ ) ' knew that Casey wOIl\olll.t let
that ball 11'0 by all'aill.
Time s:1l'er : Is gone frolll Casey's lip his
teeth are clinched ! III hate :
lie l1'ulllls with cruel violence his bat
UIHI , the 1latl'
Anti now the pitcher holts ! theIall. . amid
now hu lets It 11'0'
And now the air Is shattered by the force
of Casey's blow.
Oh ! sOlllewheru III this favored land the
SIIII Is shining bright :
The hand Is playing somewhere . and
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sOlllewherH hearts art' IIl1'ht.
AIIII sonic ! trhere men am iauglnhtg and
sOlllewhl're children Shllllt :
Hilt there Is 1111 joy ill I'dudvihie-ntightty \ I
Cao\1) ! has struck IIlIt.
Eat Sowlcs Candy.
Frank \V1ic is now in Auburn.
\Y. S Le.yda was in Stella dur-
ing ' the week.
Remember the City Pharmacy
for Wall paper.
Mrs. Hcacock visited in Kansas
City this wcek. .
\V. \Vytic registered at thc r-
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Union House Monday
Mrs. Jesse Law of Table Rock
visiting friends in this city.
Dr. Scott was an M 'P. passen-
gcr tor I-4ea\'cnworth on Monday
Mrs. F. Martin and daugh-
tcr Helen were Hiawatha visitors
Saturday
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