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latter is left off the batter has a greater ehance of judging the ball accurately. I ther fore think, as accuracy is abso- Intely essential, that batters should be eoached to use but little body swing. In other words, they should be coached not to ‘‘slug’’ and try for home runs, but to meet the ball squarely for line sing! When you see a batter, as I of- ten have, strike at a ball, and from the force of the stroke oe turned completely around, you have seen one who is guilty of two breaches of correct batting prin- First, having entirely sacrificed portant arti and wrist motions, he has, with stiff arms and wrists, de- pended entirely upon a powerful body swing. And, second, he has lost his bal- ance aud therefore all batting form. It will be well to bear in mind that against any pitcher a good, clean hit

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motion, if the ball be hit squarely and with a quick arm motion and snap of the wrists. —Harper’s Round Table.

His View of Our Women.

According to the Rev. Dr. F. E. Clark, American women are thus referred to by the Swami Vivekanenda, the Hindoo who was so popular with women while be was in this country: ‘‘When a wom- an tries her best to find a husband, she goes to all the bathing places imagi- nable aud tries all sorts of tricks to catch @man. When she fails in her attempts, she becomes what they call in America an ‘old maid’ and joins the church. Some cf them become very ‘churchy.’ These churchwomeu are uwful fanatics, They arg under the thumb of the priests tht re. Between them and the priests the y make a hell on egrth. They make amess of religion. With the exception

‘of the : the Americans are a very good people. They loved mesomuch. I loved them. I felt as though I was one of ther. ”*_-New York Tribune.

—_—— — ————-.

The Occult.

The Orient—But you will not deny that cur attainments in occult science at least far surpass yours.

The Occident—Occult? Say, right in n town there’s a fortune teller

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Probably Delilah was afraid Samson was thinking of becoming an artist. The rarest but the most invulnerable

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If the devil had had to wear his last

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have made a hit with Eve.

The pictures about little babies being brought to earth by painted by men.

A man always thinks that a woman is a fool for refusing

When a man starts out fishing fora woman, he puts a dress suit on the hook and throws in some compliments for loose bait.—New York Press,

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McSwatt is a close av yourn, ain’t he, Mike?

Dool y—Thot he is. . I niver knew he wuz so close until Oi troid ter | borry a dollar off av him.—Up to Date.

Hooley— Denny friend Sure

Tvo Verbose. There was once a mathematical tutor in one of our great universities who was

knew nor cared to know anything about poets or poetry and considered it all ‘‘a lot of unpractical rot.’’ A certain broth- | er tutor, anxious to convert him, gave | him the famous ‘‘Charge of the Light | Brigade’’ to read. The mathematician | took it up and began to read aloud, thus, | “Half a league, half a league, half a | league’’— Then he banged the book down, exclaiming impatiently, ‘‘ Well, if the fool meant a league and a half, why on earth didn’t he say so?’’—Ar. gonaut.

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Pale and proud she stood before him. In fact, she had him in the corner, and he could not depart.

**Do I get a 1897 wheel?’ she asked, and in her tone there was a threat veil- ed, even as the quinine may be masked, by the liquid softness of the rock and

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‘*No,’’ said the wretched man in des- peration.

““Then,’’ said she, her voice as hard

as the inside of a ball bearing, ‘‘I shall see my lawyer today. I will buy that wheel out of the alimony.’’—-Indianap- | olis Journal.

Thought They Had Lynched ’Em,

The prisoner was waiting for the ver- dict in a rural justice court. Three hours had passed, and still nosign from the jury. Finally his lawyer came over to him and whispered:

““T haye just learned that the jury is hung.

«lank the Lord!’’ cried the prisoner, who had taken the lawyer literally. “y knowed I had friends here. Gimme my hat an order yer liquor.’’—-Atlanta Con- stitution.

Very Bad Judgment.

‘Poor Heidsix has lost his job in the postofiice.

‘*You don’t say!’’

‘‘But Ido say. Some crank mailed a letter addressed simply to ‘The Greatest Man In America,’ and instead of send- ing it to his chief Heidsix sent it to Bob Fitzsimmons. ’’—Indianapolis Jour- nal,

An Impression.

‘‘Did that lawyer get a clear view of the case?’’ inquired the litigant’s friend.

‘‘No, I’m afraid he didn’t. I told him that my trouble was about money, and he seemed to be proceeding on the the- ory that by relieving me of my money he would cause the trouble to disap- pear. ’’—Washbington Star.

Pertinent.

Penelope—Do horse shows improve the class of horses?

Tom Barry— Yes.

Penelope—Aund cog shows of dogs?

Tom Barry—Yes.

Penelope—Then why don’t they hold man shows:—Truth.

Another One.

’? said she wearily, ‘‘is an-

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**Ohb, that, ether thing.

It did seem as if their tete-a-tete was constantly to be interrupted by a suc- cession of Chollies.—Cincinnati En- quirer.

Not a Thing. Nell—Do you think there is anything between them? Belle—I don’t know. There wasn’t when I looked in at the parlor door last night.—Somerville Journal.

An Excellent Metaphor. ‘‘Your daughter Imogene is a perfect Venus, Mr. Duggins.’”’ ‘*Yes—Venus de Milo; she never does any work with her arms.’’—Chicago Record.

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Clear Evidence, Judge—What’s your name?

Prisoner—lI’m Pat Murphy, your honor.

Judge—Where do you live? Prisoner—Sure, Idon’t live any-

where, sor. Judge (to second prisoner)—What’s your name? “I’m Denis McCarthy, “‘Where do you livye?’’ *“Begorra, your honor, door to Pat Murphy.’

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I live next

*—Punch,

How She Appeared. Something whizzed

ment of steel spokes ‘*What is that

by—a mingle- and red bloomers. there?’’ asked Uncle Hiram, withdrawing his gaze from the high building to look after the vision.

‘*That is the new woman,’’ auswered his nephew.

‘“*The new woman? Looks like the old boy.’’—Kalamazoo Telegraph.

hioniis the Elopement. “‘How aid they stcp the elopement?”’ asked Mand.

“By a ae tes a le piece of trickery,’’ replied M: ‘‘Her father put his head out t i window and shouted that her Ms at was on crooked, and when

she grabbed for dem. ?—W 2:

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nae His Business. Jccge—W hat : your occupaticn? Prisoner (who was caught in a game bling house ra id)—_1" m a locksmith. Judge—W hat were you doing in there when the officers entered? Prisoner—I was making a bolt for the door.—New York Sunday Journal.

A New Fashion Needed. Foreman—We need complete a column. Rural Editor (wearily )—Well, say the Prince of Wales has begun wearing old clothes because they are more comfor- table. Perhaps it will start a fashion that you and I can follow.—Punch.

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False Prophets.

‘“‘They told me,’’ said he to himself, ‘‘that when I married her I would be spoken of as Mrs. Bingle’s husband. But they lied.’’

‘*So they did,’’ said she, who had overheard. ‘‘You are not spoken of at all.’’-——Indianapolis Journal.

Post poned.

Employer—I thought you wanted to goto your grandmother’s funeral this afternoon.

Ofhce Boy—Please, sir, it was post- poned on account of wet grounds.—

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Quite Probable.

She—How do you account for the enormous increase of the English spar- row in America?

He-—They’re too ugly to go on woni- en’s hats!—Chicago Kecord.

Covered the Bet.

‘*T hear Jim Jonsing’s dun got pinch- {

ed. What’s got him in trouble?’ ‘*His sportin blood. He bet de cop-

| per dat he wouldn’t arrest him.’’

‘*What did de cop do?’’ ‘‘He took him up.’’—New York Jour-

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WILLING TO OBLIGE.

The Sensational Exhorter and the Fleeing Worm That Turned,

One of those old fashioned fire and brimstone exhorters who believe in

shaking people over the bottomless pit | and scaring them into being good was |

holding forth one night to an audience in a large New England town.

He had got himsetf aroused to the highest pitch of excitement and was thundering forth:

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way Christians, as well as for backslid- ers and sinners. The burning lake is full of pretended Christians, and there are plenty mere on the way—people that you would never imagine were bound for hell.

I’m sorry to say I believe she is in hell | tonight, with countless millions of oth- ers.’’

At this point in the discourse a young

man in the audience arose and began The | exhorter caught sight

tiptoeing his way toward the door. quick eye of the of him before he had taken half a dozen

steps, and, pointing a long, bony finger |

at his departing form, he shouted: ‘*Yes, sir, in hell tonight, young man sneaking out straight for the same place.”’ Quick as a flash the young man turn- ed around in the aisle, glanced at his denouncer and pleasantly observed: “Thank you, dominie. Any word you'd like to send to your grandmother or other relatives?’’ And then, amid the suppressed titter- ing of the audience and an embarrassed silence on the part of the exhorter, the young man continued on his way out. —New York Sunday Journal.

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