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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
The Futurity Races.

New York, Aug 29.--The Futurlty Tor
a stake OF over 100000 and with rec
ord breaking list Of entries for that
great event Will be run as the fourth
race at Sheepshead Bay track tomor-
row. Thrty-one horses are entered.
Doubtless there viii be six or seven
post announcements, but 1t is fairly
certain that fully twenty-five colts and
FLIES will face the issue over The 1858
yards and ONE foot for the Futurity
prize.
Not since 1883 when Proctor Knott
won the first Futurity has there been
more intense interest than in the race
set for tomorrow. With a promise OF
good weather and the course In splen-
did condition, the attendance may be
expected 10 tax the capacity OF the
stand and field.
on the eve Of the race speculation
ranges over a wide field. and the in
terest In the Futurlty, so far as the
public Is concerned, Is essentially thai
OF sneculator. j. II. and i, p, Keent
have five entries, all III and each an
nounced at 4 to J. August Belmoni
has three colts, Fire Eater, Mizzen ano
Lord Of the Vale; and Whitney anc
Duryea will be represented by lrlsf
Lad and Aceful. w. G, whitney has
but two entries. Medal and Payne. The
former Is not likely to start, as he u
thought to be in altogether too fast
company. while Payne, green colt
is an unknown quantity, his price be-
ing somewhere about " or Is to |.
Savablc, John A. brakes colt, vii
represent the west He Is not consld'
cred dangerous. though Mr. Drake Il
said to think well OF the horses chance
John Madden had River Pirate ant
Merry Reel entered. but the former
| Il is said. may not start, while the lat
ter has a price Of from to I to 10 e
/ against him.
With such a field, however the race
win be n grand struggle from start e
| finish Of the six furlongs All OF thu
most fanoied youngsters in their trial.
have negotiated the course under l:2O
but II Is doubtful IL any Of them VII
beat the record of 1903 is, made b!
| Yankee lats year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A telegram was received yesterday
by Jamie MAR from Frank McNlchols,
the clever ex-shortstop Of the White
Wings. saying that the latter had been
suddenly called TO his home in Chicago
by the illness OF his father lie left
Rock Island. where he has been play
Ing with more than the ordinary
amount OF success since he left Zion,
yesterday. and probably win not return
as the Three league season closes
\ithIn the next two weeks.
W letter also received by one OF his
friAds yesterday he signihed his inten-
ton yf returning 10 Salt Lake at the
earlieN possible moment as life In the
East did not conform with the treat
mont bonhomie Of the west.
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After Biz Gnmn.

hunting party, consisting OF Harry
ShIper Lester Merrill, j. w. zuver
End S. s. Smith left last evening for
st. Anthony, Idaho, on a 10 days trip.
II Is the intention 10 take in the coun-
Try just west Of the Yellowstone Ma
iional park where II IL expected that
some big game viii be found. Messrs.
zuyer and Smith are residents Of Pitts
burg and came west on purpose for a
big hunting and fishing expedition In
tho Rocky mountains.
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ouarrelling over ST. vraIn.

spokane, Wash. Aug 2s.--Prest. W.
IT, Lucas OF the Pacific Northwest
baseball league in an interview with
the Chronicle today states that two
attorneys representing the Southern
league are on their way west to con-
fer with the president Of the Taco
ma club and himself regarding the con-
test our Pitcher ST. Vrain. lie also
states that he has received letter
from Manager Finn Of the Little Rock
team stating that ST. Nrnin declares
Manager McCloskey OF Tacoma wrote
a release FOR 1902 on the players 1901
contract after It had been signed by the
presidents OF the club and league,
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Smoothing Carnival.

seaglrt. N. j., Aug. 29,-With crack
shots, constituting the flower OF the
military rlfemen Of the country IN at
tendance. the thirteenth annual meet
ing OF the National Rife Association OF
America was formally opened today
on the Jersey range, The weather was
perfect.
A successful effort was made to Sc
cure the attendance Of team from
the army, hurriedly organized from the
department of the east, and the team
reached here during the afternoon.
The Columbia trophy match, open TO
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Turner and Queenan Fight.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 29.-ln 20 rounds
Of the prettiest and fastest fighting
ever seen In Seattle Rufe Turner
could not knock Perry Queenan out, and
as Perry at no hop OF the road had a
look in TO knock Turner out Referee
crane decided the bout a draw, win the
usual Troublesome maintaining that
the black boy was robbed OF a decision
and others contending that no other
decision could be rendered.
From the 18th round until the close
perrv's face looked like a piece Of beef
steak. well chopped he looked bad
hui one cannot tell from Queenan APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

However slight at this time OF year
and In this climate, Il Is the forerun-
ner OF malaria A disposition to
yawn. and an all tired out feeling even
comes before the chill. Herblne. by Its
prompt stimulatiye action on the liver,
drives the malarial germs out or the
system purihes the blood. tones UP the
system and restores health. SOC at z. c.
NJ. |. Drug Store.
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Brl,t Turned Down

Cincinnati Aug. 29-Jimmy Britt OF
San Francisco today challenged the
winner of the Corbett-McGovern hghl
for $1,000 a side at 1913 pounds.
McGovern replied that he was not q
1893 FOUNDER, but weighted l2S. lie FOL
lowed this statement with an oher Y
back Eddie Cain at 1873 20 lSS pounds
or Artle simms at 12S TO 1888 pounds foi
81. 600 side
GDnnTC
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, sore cure FOR Dla,rhoca.

Coming as # does, in the busiest
season. when a man can least AFFORD to
lose time. sure and quick cure for
diar-hoca Is very desirable. Anyone
Who las given It trial viii tell you
mat the quickest. surest and most
nleasant remedy IN use Tor this disease
h Cbamberains collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy There is no loss OF
dino Whom Il IS used as one or two
doses of IL WIN cure any ordinary at
iack II never fails, not even In the
most severe and dangerous cases. For
sale by al druggists.
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wrestling Match.

Eugene Thompson, who recently de-
featen George Mclaughlin In a wrest-
ling matcn in this city, has accepted the
challenge OF George Hallett Of Walla
Walla, and It Is probable that the
match viii be pulled off before the Salt
Lake athletic club a week from Monday
night. The match win be pin falls, best
two in three, the men to weigh In at lGC
mounds
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Trap Shooters Tournament,

Haverhlll, Mass, Aug. 90 THE three
days Interstate Trap Shooting associa-
ton tournament came to an end here
today. Horace Kirkwood Of Boston
scored the highest, breaking 1876 birds
out OF a possible 200. j, +, flaming
entered IN only FIVE Of the 10 events,
with scores much lower than those OF
his competitors,
The special event was the 25-yard
handicap, 10 men participating, with
Tanning and lie Roy on the scratch.
K.rlwood, however, won the event,
breaking So out OF 100 birds.
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Big Bowling Meet.

Arrangements are now being made to
have the big Three Bowling Team"
appear on some Of the local alleys dur.
ING the trio's first annual tour OF the
routh and west which begins the Ia.
ter part Of September.
Fred Strong, the champion bowler Of
the United States, ls member Of the
team and viii be prepared on this trip
TO defend his title against all Corners.
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teams Of six men from each regiment,
troop, battery and separate company
Of the national guard or naval reserves
Of New Jersey was the first In order.
The conditions were FIVE shots each
at 200 and 500 yards The trophy was
presented by the District Of Columbia
national guard to the n. ]. G,
The other match In progress was the
New Jersey national guard match, open
10 New Jersey teams Of six men, the
conditions being 10 shots each at 200
and 500 yards The first prize was a
trophy and $50.
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Labor Day Races.

The entries for the harness events of
the Labor Day races at Calder's park
closed today. The best horses in the
city are entered and the track is being
put IN first class condition, so It Is ex-
pected that Manager Hal Drawn Will
put up the best program that has been
arranged this season.
Vesta b, Sarah Green. Julia A and
kangaroo win probably start in the
free-for-al pace and trot. and that
event Is looked 10 he the feature Of the
meet Al the horses have good fol-
lowing Of admirers and betting will I'M
doubleday be quite lively on the race.
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uan,on PLAYS Lucky.

san Francisco. Aug. 2e.-Eddie Han
Ion OF San Francisco was given the de-
cislon tonight over Morris Rauscn OK
Chicago az the end Of the sixth round.
rho police stopped the aght AFTER
Rausch went down twice Rausch was
n favorite over the local man at ~ 10 "
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Pitcher GarvIn Ont.

Chicago, Aug 29.-Virgil Garvln.
pitcher OF the Chicago American league
club. was dismissed Internationally to-
day By Prest. Comlskey because OF his
conduct last night when he shot and
wounded a bartender and Knocked a
policeman unconscious with his pistol.
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Horse Sells for 10000.

New York, Aug. 29.-"Lucky' Bald
win, the California horseman, has sold
the once great race mare Los Angeles
for $4,000. says Saratoga dispatch
TO the Tribune. she VIII be used for
breeding,
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Tho manufacturers so firmly believe
that WARNER'S SAFE CURE will ab-
,olntely and permanently cGrc any dis
seasod condition OF the kidneys. liver,
bladder or blood. that they VIII SEM
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large trial bottle. If you will write War
ner safe Cure Company. Rochester, n,
Y, and mention having seen this llneral
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The genuineness Of this oher Is full>
guaranteed. Write the mecical depart
ment for advice. medical booklet dag,
nosis and analysis. which viii be sent
you free Of charge.
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disease / would
give all ] had to
be cured, but
nothing seemed
10 do me much
good until a
neighbor recon-
mended that |
try Warmers
Safe Cure, II was
with but little
hope that | tried
II, but within
two weeks my
general health
was improved
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SCORE.
National League,
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 29.-There is not
much 10 say about the game except
that Pittsburg's young battery did not
proye a success Nine bases on balls
and six stolen bases, together with SIX
errors. tell the story. Attendance, J.
r. II. Il.
Pittshurg ... -. ..,." -"
chicago 49,. -. .... .......9 6
Batteries-Cushman and Fail; Will
liams and King. Umpire-O'Day,
Boston, Aug. 29.--With Plttinger in
the box. Boston administered shut
cut to the Brookyns this afternoon.
Pittinger had fine control, Attend
Gnce, $500. Score:
Boston 49,. ...." ...""...4 ! .
Brooklyn ..." SAGE '''''''''
Observation-Disclosures and Moran;
Evans and Lattimer, Umpire--Browh.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29.-The home
team defeated New York today by
opportune hits. The visitors played
loose game. In the second inning
FlttntT bNNNliiN
Umpire Twins Judgment on strikes
end balls and refused to pitch, but
reconsidered. Attendance, l,4SO. Score:
r.. II. Z.
New York ...,..., ..,r.'.'" AZ
| Philadelphia 49,. .'..".'''''e
Batteries-McKinnlty and Bower
man; Iberg and Douglass. Umpire
| Irwin.
Cincinnati. Aug. 2a.-The St. Louis
team went down 10 defeat today on
account OF the terrific batting OF the
entire Cincinnati team Not an IN.
ming passed but Yerkes was hit AZ
| Will. Attendance. 10000. Including a.
WV 'N'O r. II. r.
| Cincinnati .... ..,. ....,.'.'lV 40 4
| 81. Louis ....,... .''' '''''' ~
Datterles-IIahn and Bergen; Yerkes
and Ryan. Umpire-Emslle
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Spokane, Butte and Helena, make an
eight-club league that would pc
paying one"
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pERMANskTLY CURED.

ga Roscoe Boulevard, Chicago,
Gentlemen. About two years ago !
had one foot in the grave, as tne say
ing goes, and life looked pretty plack
10 me; the doctors called II Bright
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Grape=Nuts.

in line
uv lv;n, off our old of eating and see for yourself
Thi. nr hralst little fruit dish GrareNuts Some rN cream
Two slices Of herd soft eggs cup Postum zones - h, and
o , o. - vonr whole body will "Diye Energy oil returning n'' %
mOr no,e,s , ANYTHING and go OF sn "cS " ~
brain tina and do things ,uuio, dlrs q wear
wa can cvp Won the Of who has made up"aNs " % ~
ont of his s, brain since using and he didn't nave ' M
These ara facts worth your attention and careful thought
sioo,a. research has oiuce Food aud its name o'p
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any particular trouble. Powell held
the visitors to two hits In the hrst
game, while Heisman was hit freely
and lacked control besides. In the Sec
ond Sudhoif gave Baltimore but hve
hits. while Howell was caught for seven
before he retired In favor Of Butler Al
tendance. 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

I am still candidate for county
recorder on the Republican ticket re-
gardless OF an reports to the contrary.
A. c. Sadler,
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YELLOWSTONE EXCURSION
August 3Oth.
Nia OREGON gltort Line

Via oregon hhuiA h"T.
Absolutely lowest rate ever offered.
ssl rs from salt Lake 50.7s from Og-
den. Tickets include hotel expenses be-
yond Monida Tor the ak day tour.
Party limited 70 40. Make early reser-
walton. Clty Ticket Office 2oi Main st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Quick and Frary'
johnson and Zalusky. Umpire--flsh-
ST. Attendance, 600
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Western League.
srANnINa oF THE cLUBs.

Al Des MOines .-Des Moines, g. ome-
ha, ..
At ST. Joseph.-st Joseph. .; NIL
yaukee, q
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At Kansas city-Kansas CITY,
Peoria, g.
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It's easy to do things and
Make Money

in this world when your Brains and Nerves are given the sn' O0
But peope do- believe 1t until they make their own trai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
BRIGHT's DISEASE
CURED
In Four Months by
WARMERS SAFE CURE.

Alderman stubig Gratefully Tells HOW
This Wonderful Medicine cured
Him OF Brights Disease
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN u ALL GAMES.
American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Chicago, Aug. 29.--The locals hit
equally hard with the visitors today
but virtually handed them the game on
the worst possible assortment Of NUTS,
fumbles and wild throws. Attendance
1900
SCORE.
r. II. +.
Chicago ..,., - ,''.''''''''." 80
Philadelphia ...".,. ''''''lV 10
Batteries Callahan and Hughes
Plank and Sohreck
ST. Louis, Aug. 29.-The St. Louis
team took both games of double.
header today from Baltimore wthout
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At Colorado Springs. -Colora
Springs, 81 Denver, d.
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Batterles-Cushman and Fail; Will
liams and King Umpire-O'D Day,
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S%ammenitprtet &ns.

Gn Rpbpenins t Ularfslisbors ale er
itprtet fammen os bar fnuit ben blinbe
Orsaniit Dpbbals pina .%lirania",
iomlisser peb Chen af. Dpbbals 8
8srn baDbe lige forlabt benne, ntebens
ban felp ppbolbt fig paa @iIaens De-
runbd. Oa ban bsrts en- mistentsIis
obb fra 1pbbsninssn. tiIfalSts ban fin
9ultru. Der ffbnbte fig at brinse BAN
ub | 9aDen. S famine Hu ftprtebe
9ablen neb oper Dilaen ps pbeIasbe
bels 9uiet. Wan babbe Daetn forub
beiit aranfen paa Rbbbsninssn, Der
eiebss at 8%littenflaeer 3ornis os bar
opfsrt af MurermeIter Mitfafen.
Marfranbsbors. Man bapts moi bss
mertet, at gabIsn banbe Iaaet en- Rep,
ne, men frbstebs bog life for Hosen
&ataitrofe.
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Ssbolm talte no fra ben 84oe Gal.
ON 9eIfsnelien at at idmles / 6srrens
gus og 5orbanoelien at at holoe fig
borte oerfra. Der par Stilbeo % an=
oagt iom unoer be pprige 0anbIinger.
Der here meo til en- Taaban 6eitiosoag.
gaitor GbriItianfen prebitebe uo fra
Sal. 20. 3 em Sie!Psn. SieIperen CO
ben Der bIiper biulpen. Sd 9erren
er 9i9lpen % bar life bolot ben til
bage. 9am alene 2gren.
Snopielien al 9irten par en- beiz
tibeIig Stuno. bd gelfgnslierne flsb |
Strpmme fra 4lteret I'D pber aft, bpdb
Der ituIbe foretases / benne 9eligoom.
Maatts Ri rigtig agte pua nad hi ere
/ 9irfen: Oct Steo bu itdar pda er
beIigt".
qob Sippi bunft eo. lutb. 9irte bar
ba inbpist og be1iget til 9errens 9gre
os SjaIes 5relie. 9p9ningsn er pei
life iaa pragtis ION SuIOmons Sems
pei, men bog meo fit nstte 5darn pg
Imuffe Oeforerins ct bpggeligt Steo
for Renigbebsn at tilbebs /.
Om Mibbdgen bar Der b9ttet Boro
for ale peb YrRitebolieen, oe efter at
ri bare bIepene m9ttebe meo gooe jors
biffe 9aber Iamlebes ri isen / airten
bpor unberte9nebe pe 5ormanben tall
tefort og iluttebe 0agens 9uostieneite
meo Salmen:
,Sao bill ri MI Iige 6inonoen 5arpel".
On Manodesn famleoes Ri ON 9ers
rens goro boor paitor Senien @forrets
tebe 4%ltsrtieneiten. YaItor Ssbolm
prooitebe uo fra Gut. 7, SO so. On
Serrens Sinh os 5arii9renes Sinh
ooerfor Snnbere. 81. 8 Gftermioodg
talte gaitor SEMEN uo fra 5ejiangen
2, Il -12 ON at 2ipets Col matte
to !6isrtsrne og be maatte fpire og bore
5rugt til ct spigt 2ip. Steoets Pr9it
luttebe be peliignebe Simer Ri bdpoe
bait iammen meb gnftet om, at Ri
MATTE bepore Orbet Ri baobe bsrt. og
bragte i'm og Msnisbebens 5at til De
fremmebe 9raitsr og 2agfolt. @ar
tro inbtil 0eben Og jes bill 9ipe big
2ipier5 8ront.
6ilien ira 5. e. 8. Seott.
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cial alb to TIE noble mort carrito on
On our mission in Sapan." Oct er
port 6aab og bort Mdal at tunne fdu
Qop til at ienoe Mr. Smdo5er tilbage
til lit 6abrelano iom 2%utberaner,
for at itstte Yaitor Wintber / 4rbejs
bet Der Steos. Naa CUB gipe ps
Stprte oertil.
Den offtieas SnbpieIiesfeit piI
blioe afbolot 5irsoug, ben 28oe 0tto>
Der, / Stolens Itorg aapel. 5irsbdg
often og belle 0usen Onsbag bliDer
Der lioeleoes Misiionsmsoe / 9utdins
ion og ct. Mortens Menigbebsr.
8enner fra fern os mar inobpbes pdu
bet bierteligfte.
= ollie Sernbaner bar lopet at gipe
nebfatte prtfer til adbninssfeiten.
= Stolens 5npentar er MI peo at
antomme. GIepernes Senee er at
Stdal, mdlet forte meb 9ulbfOriis
ringer. Spiiep9reliet battes til 200
Gleper.
Of Snitrumenter for Nuiifafoelins
aen er Der dntommet: ire pianoer oe
TO Srgler; for Observation-Disclosures,
ire Bennington 5ppepriters.
= qrof. u. SO. peterion fra
9uitaf QboIf college bliper 0irisen
for StoIens ,gonIerpatorD Of Mufc"
/ Steoet for Mifs Olga ainOlep. Stos
len bar p9r.t meget belbig | bette gdIg.
qrof. getsrIon er nemIig en- at De opgs
tigite Sangsre / auguitdnd Spnoben.
= Doctor 8ictor 5resler untom for
nogle 0age iiben til San Jrancisco.
5an reiite 9iem pid ct. p%etersborg,
Srtutf % petin. @i benter BAN til
Sfolen Der n9ite use.
= Gfteraarseleperne bebes. iaa piot
muIis. at inFnbe zig / 9ut4inion Ott.
ben lite ellsr Den 2oen.
= Ut 9utdinIon 9n bar flor Sns
teresie for Stolen Oiies nu igen beo,
al ben lager fem Joos cement Iibes
tpalts" BELT op til Stolen. 2igeleoss
bar ben 9ipet os elettriit 8elpsning
BELT til gpgnin9ens Snogdng.
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&utainion, Minn.

Deb ct for tort 5ib iiben af9olbi
at Nnsgar College oBoaro Of
bleb paitor Riels g. Gang,
Gpe, balgt fom bettes prafs
bent og 2epis g. 8. 5igbbp. Gilbert
2ea, til 3asierer. Deb Msbet bleD
ale 9uler / bette y8oarb" ubfplbte.
Den prpgtise golIegebpgning er
omtrent farbig. Sfolen ifal 10 be-
gpnbe TT @rbeibe ben fsrite Sftober.
faa bet er ogfua pad Sio. ga. $50
gIeper bertes for Dec. 1.
= Scr. aamitdi Jmab3er anfom
iibite uge fra Sotio, Sapan, for at be-
gpnbe ct fire Mars Gurfus beb Dor
6an blsb omtpenbt til Gris
itenbommen for flere Oar fiben pg BIZ
M ubbanne fig fom meoicinif Mis>
Mnsgar College BIZ paa egen
oprstte o5be Mintber Sapan
Nisfon Soeietp", for, fom bort 9as
tulog tiger, Ito lenD moral ann finan<
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GeOar Sails, ga.

SioIte 5reoag antom Ulrs. Oliptr
Sobnion tiaige meb benbes Mober, Der
bar opbolbt iig en- lib bOs henoe. fra
2incoln, glebr. SUN OiI MI tase 1T
Spbolo Der og DO bos i'm Mooer hrs.
u. 6pitrup.
: pditor q. 6anien bar / no9le
0uge p9ret fpg og bar madtte 6olos
Sengen; men ban er nu after / Be-
bring.
= Mabs Ghrtitianie 5uitru, Der
/ lengere sio bar liggst ing, ipnes
life at bore / 8ebring. Def er bort
6aab at bun Inart maa blioe bebre.
: Gbriitian abbf, 0elmar. Sa..
bar | nOsls 9uge opbolbt fig Der pau
ggnen isgenbe at fOrpdgts en- 5arm.
= Gsoar Gals Canning so. ftanbs
feoe ffbfte 2sroas tin @irtiombeb for
/ 4ar, men paa @runb at ben mssen
Regn og bet ubitubiee 9ejr blep ubs
bpttet life / Oar iaa tort fom be fors
rise Qar.
= Wiaiam 3. Senninss afgit fibz
fte Jrebas meset plubieIis Deb Dr.
ben. ban baboe bsret fpg ct Oar lteers
5ib, men fpntes at bebre fig til |
5rebass @ftermibbas ba Spsbommen
tos en- burtig 8enbing til bet parr.,
os 9sben inbiraf famine Mfttn. Be-
graDelfsn fanbt Steb | Gsnbass fra
bans 5jem paa @lap ctr. unber for
Deltaselie. Gan blep 25 Oar gammsl,
og bet bar en- tor Sors for 5oral,
bre os Seifenbe at ban faa baitig full
be bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-20
Gt interesiant Muicfano.

Deb Rofenlunb, Stdnperup, itsbte
man | 5slge Sob. 3D." unber lib
grapningen at en- Moie paa Steletz
MreIter. Der bIep ienbt gub til Sol
bling, og Repr9ientanter fra Wtuie=
ct fog oerub % leoeoe Qrbsioet. Man
fanot od paa gunoen al Wofen bel
bspdrebe Steleter at en- Rbtter og SeIt.
Den Stiuing. Steleterne fanbtes | tn,
Der paa, at Soften os Mdnben bar
gaaet til gunbs pluoIelig. Manoen
bar life en- Sang faaet lib til at
TONNE at Soften.
Oct maa babe pGret en- meget fp9r
Manb, b.rimob par Soften lille. Wan
funbt ben enc at 9eItens Sto.
SR9rbeben al Stebet bar man tio,
ligert funbet 0aaben.
s6bem ben ubetenbte er, fan bet bore
paniteliet at afgsre. Der g9ttes pao.
dtbet ian bore en- Rdnb fra Mibbels
alberen. men bet ian osfaa tentes, at
bet .r en- at aoiutterne, Der / Rapoles
on~strisere bar beroppe. Oerpad tps
Der !5efteito.ns 5orm.