I'AuR 2 | Olympic Heroes. | Cogitations Suggested by the Return the Athletes From England ball and Poetry . : + of Victorious Base- MONG whom athletes to is now pay- | the com Flanagan and throwers the best London ham- won the being behind finished the 13 mpi the country ing tribute Is team posed of McGrath, one never « man at Olympiad lanagan mer 170 feet 4 highest honors for the McGrath was but a few him. After the games McGrath went over to Ireland and at Dublin established a new world's mark by throwing the sixteen pound hammer 176 feet from a nine foot clr cle, thus beating his former Instructor and winner of Olymple honors What did Flanagan then to Queenstown an mer 181 all previous re Next! The honors of the Olymp do, at the ! race for the gest the Idea Americans a go of their time Greeks far truly rep Gree! John hammer which Is Matt an tell During t the game he threw the inches and Lite feet were do but go ham feet eaking as to suggest do the | which | parks wl plaud the spective | today, and batter sentative They at pr lug. 1 us b ut has se flars of the is enough d In ! lon to afford en day recently , the Americans were In such wever One New York ~% long enough to | wrest a victory from che 8t. Pouls team of the same sporting writer mounted his Pegasus and under the Inspiration of the baseball muse Indicted description of an incl league na the foll wing In lent In the Eame Up steps Jones and hits past second i Howell beats an Infleld hit Btone, on whom his comrades reckoned | For a hit, must walk a bit ) one out, and now or never We must stand and face our fat Splendid! Hartzell's weak endeavor Forces Jonsey a} the ¢ Heldrick lifts a foul to Conny Which our baseman handles we Then comes on the beauteous, bonny Flay which we set out to tell Ferris slams a wicked whopper Which seems headed for the sky Delehanty turns a flopper As he struggles for the fly Then the crowd gives way to Jeering As they seo the fielder fall, But t ' Wher At this point or something tale in prose thu *That made our and when becanse of toted off the field by willing there was sympnth vast assem bl 2.500, All that van needed were a little sneaky music rad | a light effect to make the ascension *f Little Eva look like an on) led starter N ale y kicked hed his hero, | he was | nian n njury hands 1 through that | ign of American history | lng when one Honoring Heroes. Mr. Roosevelt and [iis Wel- come to the Returned Olym- plan Winners - The League Pennant Race. =i «i= =i» of OVvRier OUBTLESS visit Olympian Bay as one of the unique scenes | There was poll The chief magix had invited the the heroes to will go down to posterity no the event, trate of the nation tics In Vi | torlous athletes to come to the summer and, like good and they the invitation hard to decide which had the president or bis capital patriot citizens, It would be the guests An Olymplan hero Roosevelt's own heart, nee epted time, best Is a man after There is prob | ably nothing he would like better hin self than winting laurels and were he younger nobody would bu greatly surprised to him give uj even a hunt in Africa to train for the next games that are held. Indeed, per haps when he gets back from his spor in the continent he will feel youthf that it will be hard to kim from tryl: and streng with the youngsters in the Marath the mnmtest which Olymple 800 dark 80 g his skill race or utting c« some strenuous sport of fond Many of the the | 1 of the ld frie 18 Id 1 thietes who nation at Oyster nds of the pre k of sincerity | AS one com? it: od to the witer the = and 4 to appr all the ships of what had been tr piring at home on the diamond. And when the American sallors heard th news of the fine ball that was played back In “the States” they made up thelr minds that only “a fight or frolie,” Admiral Evans put it, co make them content hy long away from home and the bleach ers One of the ren formances in the league race of Devlin In a game at Boston | tween the hb the Glan He cult of bases on one the seventh teleg belug ns with starving recent irkable was tl} ne team and made a complete « hit, negotinte inning and sacr | ninth, scoring three runs In ¢ A Muddy Day In London. that the « in n It has of n mudd thing like | been ealeniated day In London 000, which Is not sur remembers that wo tons of mud are « no than thirty -t arr about from place to place on the whee of carts and carriages and hoofs. After a wet day mud brushed horaes | from people's clothing amounts to Nf teen tons, and a very similar amount | shaken out of doormats. City mud however, has ita good points. The sho black Increases his earnings In mudds weather, and new slik hats and dresses and boots and shoes are each and all the direct outcome of its destructive qualities. London Answers, ———— ——_— 7 | | Ing of Charles B, | resident | a rong [ at Atlantic | of the | | of Mr MRS. W. S. G. WILLIAMS, Mystery of the Shooting of C. B. Rob erts In Her Company, The mystery surrounding the Robert of Baltimore, while chalr In Williams on company with W. 8. { the board walk About Oklahoma. DW. Herring r Oklahoma “We Hane Pe ople aavelr d G. B wi are b Hamp Island and Ver ve got rer that SAMUEL RE112 Ww a 801] 80 " TE Hostern ATH RST Pa. JAM BY Lil Ni tick a toothpick ar burg M is JON Gro In a month 1imber to keen | W i i SpArr LIZZIE SHInk anused the {to in Clty has « that and other thinking Soclety elr and Newport, both Mr, are well cident, theories afloat I motive of the shooting and the Identity Mrs, Wil llams and Mr, Roberts maintained that they held by a highwayman The police refused to ace epted this the ory and to mystery the police cities do some les Baltimore the families of Mrs, Willams stirred by the many wher Roberts and known, which {to are in has caused be set regarding the Roberts’ assallant were up went work to unravel the on assumption that Mr Dr, 'n H B Ww ’ A SE “STO GEOR The Princ Wales Feeding Furnaces KER of ar Is very careful scalds It thoroughly after u it & sun bath w if her churn butter that Is made In it, a churn, and r cesses whi churning then makes foul all The evil of a | the | breath caused by ig, } the pure curren ination of d se 1) Plerce' makes the It do and remo ment that Ves 0 F Yranick, Spr Mus. 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BUCKBEE"S BULBS SUCCPEL SPECIAL OFFER: Male build New Husdness A ' v make you a por BE Region suatansand of yout Souvenir Collection 2 Suis Bil imi to " vo, oomwprining SR GLAEBANTEED TO PLY ANY {ee to-day Mention this Paper ~~ PANINI ———— SEINE) 28 CELNTS BUSERER 67 ROCETORD, IL THE PRINCE OF WALES AS A BTOK) ness while holding this symbol of | est toll In the stokebold stoker's kit a white sult, white head gear and white gloves. His turn stoker lasted about half an hour he wore ns His Mistake. “What happened to him ?™ “Oh, he was nuded to the skies, and thinking It would last forever, he did | not take his parachute along.” Puck | ——————— — Let the It's Our Don’t let other children have better food than vours. Let us buy one package of Mapl-Flake —the food with the maple flavor. Mapl-Flake 3) nier: | : | \ i : | for hot weather an take its ducing 1! should But 4 much I'he particles must heat, so the diges- them. So we steam-cool wheat for Then we cure it fo ya partial process, Then eacl the full heat Then those thin flakes are toasted 30 minutes in a heat of 400 degrees. six hours dig stive eparate berry is flaked so thin that I our ovens attack every atom Flaked foods can be made in one-fourth of this time. The making cost is less, but the cost to you is more, For a half-cooked food only half digests. The other half goes to waste. It ferments and dis- Children T Treat Mapl-Flake ¥ a conve t. | hen see if they want it again. package rt forever One Package Free ’ re Ma Tox Tl | what 1t know Mapl-Flake So we off pl-Flake Jdavs Dos —- R—— Ee PE, turbs digestion, Cut Out This Coupon snd mail # to the Hydienic Food Co., Battle Creek, Mich. ET voltht td any St. Address Coweh, Mh U8 A I have never used Mapl- Flake, but if you will send me an oider on my grocer for a 15¢ package free, I shall be glad to try it, Name City
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