THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL :;o, umi
4-S
WELSH'S SUNJS SETTING
With White and Leonard Looming
Up, This Looks Like Last
Tear for Champion.
WILLARD STARTS HIS TOUR
Gcdeon a Close Second to Cobb in Sliding for Bases
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NEW, YORK, April J3.Hr I a pre
diction; Freddy Welsh, the well known
disciple, of TcrpMchrr, will not be light
weight champion of the world utter thl
year. A a mutter of fart. It I moot
question whether ha will last out the
year aa the kingpin Impounder, It re
mains for Charley White niiJ Benny
Leonard to determine Jwet how long
FrederlcR shall remain ' champion.
Welsh ha reached the tether of rs
ring proweaa; and no one know it twl
ter, or relle It more, than Freddy
hlmaeif. He la aoon 1o drop Into pugi
listic ohllvjon, and hi retirement will
not he voluntary, Jt will be Induced hy
either a left hook from 4 'barley White, or
by a right hook from IJenny Ionar4.
I,nnerd. evidently, rommanda more re
spect from Welsh than doc the Chicago
knockout king. Thla la made apparent
by the schedule Welsh haa outlined for
hla remaining day In the ting, Freddy
la not averse to taking White on for
twenty round any tlmp the Windy flly
lad murmur the word. But iia for tatk
Ung laennard; (liaf another matter.
Henlamln will have to hide hla time, aay
Freddy.
The nw Ifght weight champion prob
ably will he crowned In New Orleans,
either on Independent day nr Labor
day. In any event, It will he the occaa
lon of one of our holiday, ,ao that the
puling of Kreddy Welah may easily be.
recalled.
While will get the ffrnt chance at
Welsh over a roule. That la assured, for
Freddy and hla mannger, the puhrllu
Itnou 'Any Pollock, eonelder While
easier game. Just why thla should he
ao, Inaamueh aa White la an Infinitely
harder hitter than Uonard, la hard to
understand. It may he that Welah ran
handle White with c imlma, aa he haa
fought him three tlmee, and haa not even
heeit floored hy the dangerou hitler,
To ! lleant ( he nee.
Weteh la1 quit aatlafled to give Ifonard
a chame. providing the champion die
poeea of While without any hurm to hi
i-oveted tllle. Already negotiation are
under tway for it Welsh-While, lilt In
New Orlean the end of next month.
Hluiuld Ihl mati.'h mnlerlllze, ,rori.
rd may get h:a opportunity gooner
than antlclpMled, far he and Welah would
make an Ideal July fourth card at any
Huh conducting fw-rby houta.
However, Vhotibl Wc-lali and While
keep apart until July 4, then Leonard
wljl have lo waft until I-tibor day. Then
Kieddy will be ready tokla a fond
farewell 10 hla title. Freddy la tired
of training for boui, end Willi hla re
munerallon for the houta with White
and Leonard he would hat finite a tidy
fori una to l.eep the wolveg from the fire
aide, Any way thing eventuate, Harry Pol
loek will ha well provided for. The loa
Ineiirred by Welsh' dethrotlng would bp,
more than compr limited rbotild Leonard
hi the fortunate lndlvdunt to unata'.
Welsh. Pollock il see that he' not
forgotten hy Leonard and hla tiatiagir
In future matches of youthful Hnny at
a champion. Otherwise Polio k would
haver eonaetd lo a W elah-Iaeonard mtiaa.
Johnny Dundee must be left out, of tin
calculation when figuring on a twenty-r-tund
fight with Welalt. In r allly Iiun
ho would prove tougher than either
White or Ionard over the route, an I
for that reaaon V.n nul deemed It
proper to Ignore thv Scotch-Wop. Dundee
haa fought quit.) a number of twenty,
round battle, and know how to conduct
hltneelf across the distance, Leonard, on
the other hand, Ima never gone more
than twelve round, If that many, nn I
may find It hard to regulate hie speed
aa to endure the dlatanoe.
Peculiar a It may aeem, Welsh thinks
ho ran make a better allowing against
Leonard oer twenty round than he can
in ten, Ho could hardly do any worse
than when he firat confronted Leonard
at the Uenlen aeveral week ago. Welsh
tta given the whipping of hla career in
the ten round. Jle does not think Benny
can repeat over a Btrotch.
That prediction of the first paragraph
hold, for Welah la mire to face White
and Leonard during the couraa nf h
year. With a declalon attached. Freddy
will have a hard time retaining hi title,
Millard Mart Tear,
Jee Wlllaid, our heavyweight chanw
plon, tulay etarta on a clrcug tour which
ahould net him flfio.ow mora (luring the
thirty Wecka hla contract call for. Hit
Je doea not object to exhibiting hlmaolf
bcrore (he amall-tnwn populace, but he
Khowa a marked aversion to appearing
Tn the ring, with a man in the other
vomer.
Wlllaid cannot be blamed for thl at
titude. He Has enough of the worldly
good to retire light now. But aa ehatiu
plon he imutt remain In the public eye;
and Jeta certainty ilnea defeat the glare
of prominence.
CertalA it It that Wlllard will make
a neat little apeech at the im! of eae
performance lo the effect that he w
continue fighting In the ring until he
lelleied of hi chnmiiUmahlit Hot It
a nueaton, whether he wll return to IH
ring for inure than oiie battle. Ha
be ecetrnt to ret en thl Uurrla after
that,
Beatrice Will Have
Races July Fourth
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MAGNATES PULL OLD BONE
Despite Experiences of Former
Years, Big Iftatjuci Open Seaion
in Cold and Snow.
COLLINS BETTER THAN SPEAKER
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NKW VOUIv, April an -Will the money.
mad base bull nuigmtle ever atmorh the
Had Irajpin coticertilng arly on niMg.i7
jenr Biier year tney mtve nerien ine
element and piled off the bae bull lid
In mid-April. And year after year illiy
Iihvo run Into weather of I lie kind that
hue forced many poatponemenla. Year
after year only half of the gamed ached-
uled during the early part of April have
been played, heeauan rain, enow, aleet.
cold weather and aoggy field have made
the atuglng of diamond combat linpoa-
allilr.
And yet, In face of what hag happened
In other )cr, the magnate Mill Inalal
upon (lefjlng (he element. Aren't they
ever going to leurn-iind ue that knowl
edgethat an early, opening in folly?
The magnate nll Hint a hrf-game
aehedulu U what the fan want. That'e
doubtful. If the oucftiloii were put lo a
tote of the fun throughout the big leagii"
eltlea, It. la likely that lb vole would
result lit favor of 130 or IK-gnme ached
ule.
If the magnate opened the aenaon the
flrat of Way and closed It Keptemher W,
they would have a erhedulo calling for
:w or 136 giime. ptijeh aeaeoii would
mean few, If any, poatponementa In the
spring and that In the full the aae ball-
eta wouldn't run afoul of the foot hall
folk.
Hut no, gentle reader, the magnate
won't, do that. They want to bo (mil
the folk to deoth, They Inalat upon
feeding them base bull before the fo4ji
have cultivated a reel appetite for II,
They'd atnrt the base hall season on
Washington' birthday end end It on
Christum dav if they thoiiKlit they could
get away with It.
( ollllia , gpeaker.
liver elnce we expreoed Iho opinion
that the new (.'levehmd onnera foozled
somewhat by paying out ".,oco for Trl
ffpeaker, gome folk from the old home
town (Cleveland) hdVo written ua letters
taking exception.
Von aay that Lddle Collin w worth
Wti trt tlie While Box. but that Speaker
Isn't worth J.V1.M0 to the Indiana," write
one loyal "Hlstth Clly" fun, "Well,
Hpeaker la Just a valuable aa la Col
lin," 3a he? Well, let u 'give a look" at the
record,
Collin Joined the Athletic in but
didn't become a regular until HOT.
Speaker signed a Hd Box contract In
IMS, but it wann't until 19n that he be
came an outfield fixture, Ko let ua com
pare the hatting and base running rec
ord of both from WOO on until the close
of the 1013 race.
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The above figure show that Ctilllna,
over the sweep of eeveu campaigns, leaiia
Speuker In the offensive depart mente of
the frame. True, hi margin over Hpeakor
In a batting way la alight but, tieverthe
lea, Collin must be given the top peti
tion. In base running Speaker muat yield to
hla fleeter foe, Collin pilfered 219 eucka
In seven eaon an average of 47 ir
year while Hpeaker' total I Ji'4-n
average of a fraction beyond 37.
In five of Ihn aeven years Involved
Collin haa topped Ppeaker In run scoring.
The two hail a great raie In 1912, but
Culllna won out, scoring 17 thnea agnlnat
I' for tho "fiHike." Cnlilne ha eeored
" run in even yeais-an average of
1 1 1 .w hlli the bent ripeaker eotild An vm
S'l, hi h gvi inge alnint f per aeaaon.
Ceeh Mnittlerffil a Drfedae.
r uiidoubttdly la the greatest
fleltllpg eut'ieUUr In the game, lit eo,ual
ibwt not ll -rotitlv itnver elleil
l"ut lie he anv iiotieeeMa bulge on Col.
Una? The White Hog alar a viuy of the
irandrat fleldei that Pit pulleil on a
Pa Rourhe Believes Jim Brown
Will Become a Second Bender
J!U lime i. rt"''it' iliirr Tit
I fie tills that I'-va l-ei h if 4 11 l
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t.i (v.ft, (tn live S .'a-l
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id w tf y. wenl itaitatee '-' Cnnjii,i ('. i H'e tnf.i
" f i en e-' '? i -4i,'i, i n 4'4it4 U at He t fire
t ,1 ls' ara V at (!, a-"i',t 1 K,ntfke .' 1'i.iaji ainwg tt IWt
!.- r'l linr i-ti '! .t '. "' I tiiam w-4 f ta'f tt
In., t . I I I I' l:i"'-l a
Joe Oedon, (he pew Yankee econd
liaiuiiiHii, keepa the opposing bane gjimr
1II.111 giiemlng ts to how he 1 going to
get tn the bane, HI manner of ildtng
Into baae differ entirely from prc
Ucally every ma (or leaguer now In the
game, Hla usual method to get to the
bag I to dive for It head f Irat. Hooking It
with one hand and curving hi body a
fur a pnlbl from the baeman, Ocea-
mill, He 1 sensational and more, Jle
Ik nlway reliable, And, greatest of all,
he I a brainy and a fighter.
The figures aiem to back up our argu
ment that Collin I a more valuable
player than Hpenhr. Hut here' another
point. It's ou! we advanced in our other
story. When Charrie Comlakey paid
IMl.floa for Eddie Collin he got a player
who then wa only 27 year old- player
who had at least geven or eight year of
base ball in hla system, f
Hut the new Indian owner paid IfiS.flirt
for a Player who In all-around value 1
slightly inferior lo Collin, and who, at
that time, wa Hearing hi thirty-third
birthdayonly ft hort Jump from the end
of the big league lane.
If Culling wa worth only iA"0O te tho
While Hon, a pennant poeilblllty, do yot
think that Speaker 1 worth "5,0t to the
m rond divlaioii Indian?
Detroit Athlete
Figures Wife Is
WorthHalf Dollar
Bam Crawford ef the Detroit team ha
a teammate who I decidedly abent-
minded gnd 1 apt. to become absorbed In
anything be 1 reading at the time.
Accruing to a yarn that I credited
lo Crawford, thl teammate wa poring
over gome llltmlrated paper In the lobby
of their hotel laat eaon, when he wa
approaehed by on of the young women
who are endeavoring to erouse Interest in
the woman' suffrage movement,
Thu teammate listened politely, but It
wa evident he wa more lnlereted in the
Illustration of the dally paper at which
he was glancing.
"Jiuit think!" wound up the young lady
Indignantly, after delivering a long array
of argument, "we women can't vote here
any more than In tho South Hea Island!
And joii know how women are regarded
there! Why, I've read that a native can
buy a wife there for 60 cent tn our
money!"
"Well," Mid Crawford teammate with
hi eye still glutd to hi paper, " a good
wife ought to be worth that."
May Stage Boxing
60 at Indianapolis
1KDIANAPOUM, April 29,-A movement
ha been tarled here to atage two prtea
fight the night before the annual auto
mobile race to be held af the Indianapolis
Motor apeedway, May 30. It I aald that
an effort ia being made to algn Frank
Moran and Jack I'lllon for one of the
bout.
lloxlng exhlliltlon have not been per
mitted her for some time. I.at year at
tempt were made to atage two contest
before the Memorial day race, but failed
after Injunctlona were obtained.
With the thousand of persona In In
dianapolis for the rae. It ha been eatl
matrd that a fight between topnotcher
would draw at least lO.floa The fight. If
permitted, probably will be held In the
American association bate ball park.
Toledo Team Is in
Need of Nickname
Tut.r:iH. O.. April J3,-"lron Men" Is
the latest nickname for the Toledo base
ball cluh. Two Toledo aport witter ere
using the name exi-luslvely In referring to
the club. Whether It will become popular
I problematical.
Itnlaba and tiirsn tlena were two
name that for a short time aeemed ta
mrlkfl the popular fancy, but random de
creed that neliher was aultiihlu and re
turned to the eld tiauie ef Mud llena.
Whether the new tiMtita uill nrm Itovm-
i. 1- 1 1 . ... . I, .. .... . ,, .,
(lt I llWrvp s, VMtw 'Hll Killl Hill
mate tlmt It would be a "bnina t.i r
them Ui.it' Ixhuiit ami rust during the
fuming Simeon,
: lttrke atj'1 M..r Krjg t'ottt regeHl
'I'mwn a a ea.n,rf u priwjwl, A ttte
.H.it,f ( be 14 He lute a
test M; tri bail and
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H I ! tea t tikin I'l I til a
alonally, jut to fool the fe!ow who ex
peet to null Joe coming Into the bane,
Oedeon elide to it In the regular "stand
ardized" manner. In "hitting the dirt"
head foremost the runner titkc Ihn t'tnk
of a aplked hand, but avoid the danger
of wrenched, at rained or broken anklea.
Oede.on' phenomenal batting and fbldlng
bid fair to make lilm the "base ball
find" of the geuaon.
Western League
Averages
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MIiiii, pen M'llnei,, 4 14
K&nn, Hl'jux I lljr.,, 4 14
Hrui'giir, 4inha , 4 M
Km 1 1 11. (ilnnli. 4 )1
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Hiemnimn, Jylricrun ., 4 it
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iii,u, Hlnin lt)f., 4 ID
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Alal'ln, wirhlta ... I 14
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liyer, penrer ,, 4 !t
milr, mwh 4 11
Kruf. Tolia ,,.,4 It
li'olitUw, Omahl .,,4 17
J.rnM, t Melliea... 4 15
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lveft, tMaver ,,.,8
Spthr, Des litfitlieil., S 11
Jmiolaa, Ht. Jtwepti.. 6 19
Mllinr, pfinvcr 4 14
Kalllher, luntir ,.,,4 n
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Kirua. ? Junefh.. 4 H
dr', Wlrhlt 8 17
KwiiMt. bit Mnlno.. 4 14
llllmnrn, Tepk .,4 1
lleimlll'I, Hli.ui (llr 4 14
apencor Ilenvr . .,, 7
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AllT, Tl'pK 4 14
(irllnle, i.lueeln ... 4 t3
fonney, glu ntr., 4 !
Tlvmmimn, Uit'oln.,4 14
Hurifiiril. r Muliiu 4 14
IrfUier. Lhi.'olu 4 14
Klrkliam, Hi. Jmiepli I 30
4.wn1wtn. Tepek .,,4 1
a-liwUyer, Topeim.,,, 4
II. Ini. pen MolliM,, 4 IS
Jar-kua, WlrhlU ... I 83
lnnon, Toprks .... 4 II
K"Jll'i, Hi. Joaeph. 6 12
llnuiin HHim I lly. 4 13
H bmanttt, l.tnreln,,, 4 13
nun-tier, penver .... 4 14
Cnllahu. ai'iui Clly 4 14
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lluniar, fi Maine., 4 It
Oak, tianver 4 1
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titilllvan, m Juaepll.. A 11
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Paaaraon, Ht. Jnaepli 1 1
link, Ktoux Oly 1 1
Hall, Umuln t 1
Dnyle. Kluui Clly,. ,, 1 I
tnibeth, Tupeka 1 I
Marahall, TotMka 1 1
KiwMtier. 'lehlta i 1
Pala, Wichita t 1
Malarkr. Wkhlla , I 1
Urovar. Tnpeka 3 J
Urffory, l.tncdln S 1
Thtrtnaa Ilea Mnlna. I ' 0
Chllllpa, Denver 1 a
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OMAHA MEN SELL SPEEDWAY
Henry Gering; and Samuel Orloft
Sell Their Interest in Board
Oval at iei Moinei.
RACE ENTRIES COME IN SLOW
Henry tiering of Omaha, who with
I Famuel Orlof of thl city, promoted the
lie Molne mile and a quarter speed
way, hit sold til Interest in the track to
a syndicate of I)c Molne men. tiering
had a IT, Interest In the Iowa oval,
Hutnunl Orloff lie also sold IIO.VO of
'hi Interest to the lie Molne syndi
cate, but will retain the rest of hi In
terest and will continue to act a sec
retary of the Ue Molne Speedway com
pany, A, H. Bank urceed Oerlna; presi
dent of tho company and C. C. Taft be
come vice president. Kred Oeueenberg,
of racing fame, U among the' prominent
member of the new yndlcte.
The tranafer of tock become effective
May 1.
For om reaon or other owner of
racing machine acem Inclined to delay
entering the varlou gasoline classic of
the year. Within two weekg, May 13, a
race will be held on the New Tork apeed
wy and It la only a month tiuntll the
annual Indiana poll derby 1 to be staged,
hut the owner of the teel ted do
not aeem to be Inclined to hurry their
ent'rle along.
That the field will be nulte claasy
Ihl year la evident nd the rallblrd
will be treated to some mighty well
contest. Here I a list of car and their
driver:
Car. Nation, ' rrlvr,
riiieenberg.,.Amrle..,,K, O'f'onnel,
I 'uesimberg, . .America. ,, . Wilbur I 'Alene
mesenberg... America,. ..Innamed.
f'ra w ford A inerlca. . , , ftll ly 'handler,
(rnwford Amerlea,,,.Iave I.cwl.
f'rnwford.,,,. America. ...Art .Tobnaon,
l-'rontenar!..., A merle. ,,.J., Chevrolet,
Kiontnoae.,,, Anurle,,,,A. Chevrolet,
Krontenae..,. Amerti .,.,r), Chevrolet,
Mercer ,. Amerli a,,,.Klde pullen,
Mrrer , America. ,,.liiy Uuckatell,
Mercer.,,,,,.. America. ....loo Thortiaa,
Man-well America. Rlck'nb'cher.
Mux well.
. . A mrice . , , . y, 1 1 enneraon.
..America., ..Torn Alley.
. America.,, .Teddy Tetalafr,
, America.,. .Tom Rooney,
, America, ,,, Howdy Wlleog.
,. Franee.,,,,. Jtalnh Mulford,
.France fmrlo Kenta.
, France Johnny Allken.
, France, .....Oil Anderson.
. France., ,,,,1'nnnmed.
..France B. ftldfleld.
,.France.,,,..CHrl Limber;,
. France Frank flelvln.
..France. ,,.,.Farl Cooper.
..France T'nnamed,
..(lermsny,.. U, le I'alm.
, . Mngla nil . . , . J. Christ lunrn,
,. England.,. .Unnamed,
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. France TTnnamed.
Hub Perdue Admits
He Is In Some Slump
"(low r you going?" eaked one of
the Loulavllle player of Hub Perdue
during the team' training trip.
"Ah'm not gnln' very good," answered
Hub. "Ah'm In a iltimp." r
."In a slump?" aaked the player. "Why,
the season hasn't started yet. Ilow can
you be In a slump?"
"Well, Ah been In a slump fob elgb
years," wa Hub' droll amwer.
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By Fred
OR STIXKEM TOBAC
Oh, to be an athMr, , ,
Thfy art the lucky blokes,
They gather in a flor.k of tin.
For booHlinq Oakum tmoic.
Speaking of cruelty, the guy who a!'l
Jess Wlllard wa the star clown of the
f?el.rioto clrcu should get gome kind
of an Iron rroa or leather medal.
Harvard lick the Army nd Tuft
wallop the Navy at baa ball on the
same d iy. And yet Iheie are paclflstlg who
bat a llioiisand on the Chautauqua cir
cuit and collect W a hot.
Robert Oardlner, amateur golf
champ, I going lo get married In
May, Yea, verily, 1 there much
truth In that old adage, "Hlmp
horn In where angel fear , to
butt."
HV IKWIH Al IIOlHUia.
W ml yon, TrlsUm apsaker,
Thought of you still lurk,
for now that you're In Ole-reland,
We have to do the work.
J. Krenklln Haker I ome bitter,
hit .Witl and ho hit lite trull.
Senator Wagner of Tammany hM re
fused the N'Tawk potmterhlp
The ilrownit will win a pennant
And Wagner' end la near,
And Bryn'i tongue will falter '
And rest the misused ear.
And the world will shortly com to end
And we'll all sail on high,
for a Tammany man hM refused to take,
A piece of the pie counter plo.
Can you Imagine a flrt-cla Omaha
demo turning down any kind ef a poli
tical Job whether It paid M or $a,(V0 a
weekf Neither can we,
Mr. Ever Hammer having licked the
pot off him, I"reddle Welsh aeem to
be working In hi old -time form (gain.
LETS' SUP HIM
LEATHER MEDAL .
per Hypo:
The guy thla I written about resd
Decision Bouts at
Kansas City Are
Not Very Popular
Referee' decision are to be aban
doned at Kanaa City, not because of any
agitation against them, but because the
promoter find that they cannot Induce
the gtar of the. ring fo appear there
under reasonable term. High cIm bog
er avoid Kansa (Ity a though It were
a plague spot, preferring the eaay money
of the no decision center, Rocauae of
thl the available talent 1 o mediocre
that interest In the port I falling off
rapidly.
That eem to be the trouble In ell the
cities where declalon ere allowed. In
New Orlean and Denver only the cheap
est clas of boxer will consent to per
form and Interest In tho port ha suf
fered in consequence. In the end these
cltle aleo will have to abandon decision
In order to obtnln a fair share of the
good bouta, That mean that the cham
pionship bout rre enough a It 1 oon
will become entirely extinct.
The future of boxing under ur.h eonfll
llon look rather har.y, for without de
cision champion will ceaae to exlt.
However, the gam may be a lot better
off without "champion" of the kind w
have at preaent. If the term "cham
pion" wa dropped, boxing follower
would be nhle lo pay homage to the best
man In each clus Instead of some burnt
out wreck of a fighter who I champion
in natno only,
Whatever may be your need, a Bee
Want Ad will get It for you.
Wletbr It be for plnr or btulaea gat a
HAWLEY-DAVIDSON
. . . u u uniiarat V .. aa.111 1, - - aiarfaA Aaaa.
fl(liu la it, lur teurtu year of tl eervltte, logtke with eoeteat of
very etatinpUoa, have proven ! to MAST f: 14 MOTO ACYOtaB.
If yvu knew alt that a Mrly-Ptntn would do far jou, you, toe,
weitld rseilse esa'i ef fan lo do without oa.
VICTOR II. HQ OS
"The K'Hurvyuie Mea,"
I7uj Lworth .
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Sliis9VaiaBl
V If U if
CAN BE CURED
Free Proof To You
t I e ae4 W leaif a ate eaal i.l-lM teeatl -"4 t't il ''
,n . e wa4 a. fag l.la.a.. - tlat lt- t Iff IV
al e eat'l .a' v
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.ifc if .Uitili'M eetaaee4tate tre eleaa.
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f We aaajj ! suet .WtteitMi te e t f 4e ft! ttaatisMeA.
S. Hunttr
vour birdseed every week ami X -thtnll
he ought to be granted some kind eg
honor and distinction, o I'm TitlngJ
these few line about him which X bop
you can print, H. O. 1. .
it w spring time at the aoap work
And the odor loud and atrong
Md the afternoon more elowlr J
A a gay crowd passed eleng.
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At a window, gating louthwarda
Sat ft lad with merry eye,
A h watched the noly young!)
lie wa heard to heave 4 (Ifhv
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At the ball ground up on Vlntoa
Titer arose a mighty roar,
And he felt a wild emotion
He had rewr 'felt before.
Ha Wll Newton' eye wlnkd geap nd
For Hill Newton wa bi nam.
He allpped by hi watchful father
Wllle Newton aw the gam.
Jlera rome another contribution fron
f'yru f'legg, the demon un-dodger, Vr
don't knotr what If about, but he arfl
U' good, so give It a lant.
At noon I cam Into the office.
Put behold the place wa bare.
T go then to the elubroom
To find no one I there,
I hie me to the picture how,
The condition are the me,
Ah! the thought doe gtrlk m ,
Try the bae ball game.
1.
I hie me to the ball parH
You ask me what I find?
There sit my faithful erelarf
My etenographer Juet behind
And on the topmost bleachef
Poth lt In glad array
That bunch of bran' nw ffle elerkfj
I hired the other day.
,f4o I purch me a crdbea4
And Join thl Happy thronf
lt biialnef rare flee from '
And creditor go hang.
I don't want to H for honori
What care I for fame
A long a I can live to
Another base ball game.
LAGER BEER MADE
AT HOME THE BEST,
No Other Drink So Good.
Cincinnati, O., April ll-Tt now alJ
only a few momenta to max a netiej
taatlng, mot wholesome and morJ
a.- 1 1 i.e., I !. at home, titan most regit
lar brewery beer. And there I nJ .
drink known quite invigorating aa a
freali, aparkling, foaming gla of genu f
In Old fashioned lager beer.
All thl I mud polhle by" W0B1 (
derful new discovery of Mr, A. . Bhnh '
of &127 Third Htrcet, Cincinnati, Ohl' I
Mr, fihtih fia dlcovr4 a procee e .
concent ration, whereby he haa reduce 1
all the ingredient of beer to a ver, -w
Mimilf bulk and It I only neeery foi
you to add tit witter and a little augarj I
Those lnlcretd In thl new dleovr
are warned not to confue thl with an f
coneentmted beer extract that they maj
have cn advortlei, aa thl I new aii
different from anything else on the mare t
lie 1. It la cnt In a small package bfi '
I'arcel post to any part of the counti A (
aa Ite ehlpment doe not conflict wltlj t
any prohibition law. Mr. Shun will
arimllv send full information and free t
(rial offer If you will end him you
name and dilre. Us the coupon l i
more cotivenlont.
Mr. A, . Ihuh,
61 S7 Third It., OioolnBart, O.
Please send ine without coet oj
obligation on my patt, your free
trial offer and booklefj "8cret ef
Mulling lieer at Hmin."
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