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COMPUTE, THE WINNER
captures the Withsrs Stab.
Before a Crowd of 5000 '''
Yesterday.

New York. NAY 1a-p..-
~ !2-VOo persons. Compute ME. crowd
IN the saddle. came No.. 10 win Shaw
me classic Withers stakes ~. -,lier m
oIas at Morris park rssa,- 9-Eear-
After few miuu=as, .5-,-
% mn oe.7eL Dy Compute refusi-- '-7
81 up 70 the barrier thew vs. [l-'''s 70
60 90 30 d 5000 start, with E5,--,5. 1J
H -,ls Old England second and f, --s llsa
. 1---l W. shaw Immediately SENT r Sue
R 8 10 the front, CLOSELY forl6,,..N,' - DE-
~ L.'s -dllu- These two ran rg.- W
team 10 the stretch. vba~z me -e7
swung wide with Old England i'o.iAs21
a length and the race. Nv sf-,. ' PSI na.t
riding Jackson got the Cor5e---t. l1ll
gong again, but was never -t., YOU
catch the leader, who won In To-
by a head, with Old Fnrrq-4 1ille
ana King Hanover third rb~ss .- Una
ters OF length away. ResuIrs. quar-
First race. the Eclfusa rar-~s-
nalo Won Mineral second. F-s7l-t'-----
third. Time-1:l0lR. N-A-l-t
second race, 2-year-0Ids ssuf,.
IurIongs- won. Nav NV -.e
ond' Flamboyant third Time-59 9 80
Onds. '' sec
Third race, the Fashion. fou, --,
half furlOngs-Mamlri won. T0vs ~ ~. q
second, Mary Street third. Tf-- -'' -s
seconds. sa
Fourth race, handicap steeDIaob,-.
about two mhes-Jim NcGfbbar -
Burlington second. Miss Mitchell ~
Time-3:5i. '-'
Fifth race, the Withers stakes e.
S-year-o'ds. Withers miIe-Co1,,,.-.l.'
126 SHAW. 9 20 5. won. Old Fng'.-5'
126 IL. Jackson, II TO s second. Fi--
Hanover, 126 IT. Burnsl. - tot -bf-r7
Time-1:42. Ignite Hyphan rs --,.
and Justice also ran.
Sixth race, handicap. mile and q civ
tenth, over the hill-Pentecc=+ v---
Handicapped second, Dixie Line third
Time: 46I5
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COaxIRg an Appetite 8

At this season Of the year when Nature is making
supreme effort to purge the system of the impurities and
poisons that have collected during the winter months
vigorous and healthy appetite needed sustain the body
while this purifying process IS going on, but this much
desired helpmate is sometimes lacking for the best
regulated appetite is apt to go wrong and become
unreliable and tickle and has to be humored and coaxed
bring it back to that condition where all food is rel
ished and eating becomes pleasure. hungry appetite
does not have be Toasted and eted tempted with
dainty viands and delicacies The painest fare will
satisfy ITS cravings while slcky and detective appetite
tuous banquet
Various methods are adopted to coax back the lost
appetite The Liver is prodded with pills and the Somacl
bters but these only produce morbid variable appetite
at the bare thought Of food the next.
S. S. S. is the ideal Spring Tonic and coaxes an appe
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St. Louis Results.

St Louis, Mo-, May 1O.-Fair grounds
results.
First race. half mile-Lacy Crawford
won, T'stttJOhn second, Luckette third.
Time-l:49H.
Second race. mile and twenty yards.
selling-Orlandin won, Warner second.
Jim Turner third. Time-l.43l5
Third race. five and a half furlongS.
selling-Hilee won, Cadet second. En-
mack third Time-l:0SIR
Fourth race, Debutante stakes o.
year-Old fillies. four and a half fur
lOngs-Olefiant won, Avoid second, Hin
di third Tines seconds.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards.
selling-BreWer SChOrr won. Delsarta
second, Winepress third. Time-1.t3ta.
Sixth race, six furlongs-A. D. Glib
son won, Wakita second, Helen Print
third. Time-l:l3&.
Seventh race, mile and three-siX-
teenths-SaIinda won. GreyfOrge sec
ond, Menace third. Time-2.O0S.
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Pug Doings at Park City.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Park City, May 1O.-Sam Clark and
Billy West have so far completed ar
rangement for their new athletic club
Mr. Clark is now working TO pull off a
tight about the 18th or 10Th Of the
month between the winners of the
tinn-Graham and Rowan Thompson
goes.
Deafy'' Thompson and Silent"
Rowan arrived in Park Thursday
thompson at once began training to
acclimate himself and get on to breath
ing faculties Of the town for fighters.
Rowan has been working hard, and
MS friends declare that he viii dispose
or the deaf one" from Montana short
", while others have great confidence
In Thompson and are putting their
money on their iudgment.
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Winners at CHICAGO

Chicago. May 10.-Worth results.
First race, six furl0ngs-InsDerto-
Shea won, Botany second, Nibass
third Time-1.21
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Joss++.
won, The Don second, Mirance tbi5
Time-1.O6 As.
Third race, seven furIongs-Abort
won. Red Apple second, Amiraute tbir5
Time-1:36 3-5.
Fourth race. Orland handicap. mile
and a quarter-Lucien Appleby won
Hermencia second, John McGurk thir5
Time-2.15 40.
Fifth race, one mile-BOney Boy
won, Louisville second, Vulcain third.
Time-1:50 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and a half-Bedeck
won, Major Mansir second, Dirty third
Time-2:55 As.
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HIGH SCHOOL MEET.
Winners Of the Track Events Held
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
A large crowd OF students gathered
on the High school campus Yesterday
AFTERNOON to witness the field contests
between the athletes representing that
school, In spite OF the bad weather
number OF good marks were made
and several of the previous school rec
ords broken The winners were as fol-
lows:
Fifty-yard Dash-Won BY Harry
Moore. Time, 6 seconds.
one Hundred-yard Dash-Won by
Harry Moore. Time. IL seconds
Two Hundred Twenty-yard Dash
won by Arthus Murphy. Time, % sec
-Four Hundred FOrty-yard Run-Won
by Arthur Murphy.
feet.
hammer Throw-Won by Earl Brad
bury. Distance, IS feet s inches
role vault. Won by Harold Bird.
feet inches.
standing Broad Jump-RaIph Bowdle
ana Wlll Davies tied, 8 feet 5 inches.
Running Broad Jdmp-Won nv
Ralph Bowdle, Distance, Is feet.
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PmaiIism.
OFFICER WAS BRAVE.
Ogden Bluecoat Bluffs Robert Fitz-

Ogden Bluecoat Bluffs Robert Fitz-
simmons.
From Ogden comes the story that a
policeman there is a brave man. Ac-
cording to reports, he openly bluffed
Bob Fitzsimmons on the latter's TWEEN
ty-minute visit to the Junction City last
week, and did It without a tremor in
his voice, or any apparent fear for after
consequences. The following from the
Standard tells Of the incident:
Officer Hutchins in no way poses as
2 pugilist, but he is probably the only
man in the world who has openly run a
bluff 20 Bob Fitzsimmons' face and
made it work without trouble.
The incident occurred Tuesday at
the rear Of the Senate saloon. where
the MCGEE shooting occurred. A large
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Louisville Races.

Louisville. Ky, May 1o.-Churchiu
Downs results:
First race, selling, six and a half fur
lOngs-Mandamus won. SecUndus sec
ond. Mamie J. third Time-1.23
Second race, five furlOngs-Lady Lake
won, Eva Russell second, Special Tax
third. Time-1-02.
Third race, one mile-Aladdin won,
South Trimble second, Glen Water
third. Time-1.HE.
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Will g to VaiIsburr

Tommy Hall. the diminutive English
lad, who displayed such marked abil-
ity in the big six-day race at Madison
Square Garden last December, will go
to Vailsburg from Washington within
a few days. to complete his training.
II is reported from the capital city that
Hail is travelling wonderfully fast be-
hind pace, and is favorably considered
as probable candidate for MichaeTs
shoes. He is Of the same build as the
Welshman, and has the same position
on the wheel. In fact, at present Hail
is riding the bicycle which was pre-
sented to him by Michael before the
latter went abroad.
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Chances For Clifford

Jack Wade says he viii not be in
condition to fight for at least two
months. Within that time he will be
ready to take on Clifford. In the mean
time Nose Lafontise says he has a 133-
pound man that he viii match for 81. 600
against Clifford, the "AIarysvilIe Kid"
or jerry Mccarthy. If the Mars sYille
boy wants to meet Lafontise he viii
accommodate him at 138 pounds.
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E. R. Pelz in Town.

E. R. Pelz, the well known repre-
sentative Of the A. B. c.. arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday. Since his last
trip to Salt Lake Pelz has been to the
Orient in the interest of his firm. and
reports good business in cycling in
those foreign shores. PelZ Is in close
touch with the eastern racing situation
and says that the game will do better
back there than it has for many years.
While here he is looking up the local
racing situation and expressed himself
last night as being surprised at the APP
parent apathy in cycle racing in this
cftv
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samuelson Framing Hard

Billy SamuelsOn. the Provo rider is
training hard every day, and is rapidly
rounding into shape for the season s
racing. He said last evening that he
had written east to Brady, Kennedy
and Powers to see what inducements
they would offer him to go east and
ride this year. SamuelsOn saws he in
tends to go anyway. as he thinks he
can easily hold his own with the best
men hack there
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Game Id Bingham Todav.

The Royals and Live Oaks viii cross
bats at Bingham today The batteries
for the Royals win be Ashe and Craig.
Ashe is making quite a reputation for
himself among the amateurs. Last
year he pitched nineteen games. win
ming seventeen. The Royals are in re-
ceipt Of letter from Kidder, the old
salt Lake player now in Park City, in
which Kidder says he is organizing a
team, and will give the Royals a game
on July 4. The offer has been accepted
by the local team
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Games Today

Logan and Lagoon will meet for the
third time during the present series at
the ball park this afternoon the game
starting promptly at $780, Tam is
scheduled to pitch for the Lagoons and
Hartzell for Logan. Salt Lake and Og-
den will meet at Glenwood park in
Ogden Thomas is scheduled to pitch
for Ogden and Kelly for Salt Lake.
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Walthour in Cod condition-

Nothing indicates the superb condi-
ton Of Bobby Walthour more clearly
tAan his defeat Of two riders, at Atlanta
recently The blonde southerner per
mitted George Leander and Howard
Freeman to relay a ten-mile contest,
yet he defeated the coupled riders by
almost mile, lowering the worlds in
door record TO 1901 en- route.
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YALE CREW WON.
Sailors Beaten in a Boat Race BY
Collegians.

Annapolis, Nd, May 10-The Yale
college, crew defeated the navy eight
mere this afternoon by four seconds
or slightly less than two lengths. in the
Iast time Of s:4o1z, over the two-mile
course
Inc race was a fine one from start to
a s Yale obtained her lead in the
nrst half mile, but they were unable to
increase it, as the middies rowed des-
perately throughout They showed
however, the effects of their hours
march with guns in Washington YES
Lerday. Yale rowed a stroke of thirtv-
Tour and thirty-five TO the minute. with
the nayy's varying from thirty-six to
thirty-eight.
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champion pefeats Rutler.

Boston, Mass, May 10.-Nat Butler.
the holder of the Brassard, lost to Al
bert Champion, the Frenehman. at
Charles river park tonight, after a very
exciting race. which, up to the twenty
hrst mile, promised to go to Bobby
Walthour OF Atlanta.
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Montana Fighters Coming.

Manager Osborne said last night that
ne had sent for both Kid Ogelsby and
Kid Opie Of Montana to come to Salt
Lake, when he would arrange a match
Tor them. George Baker of California,
teatherweight, now in the city. says he
VIII meet either man weigh in at 126.
give or take four pounds. Both the
Montana men can make this weight
and 1t is thought match viii be made
with one Of them.
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Me- Men 10 Laeoon.

Manager Weaver of the Lagoon team
announces that he has two new play
ers coming. They are Seddns, a third
baseman, and Eubanks, a pitcher. Both
these men were with the POcatello team
last year and are considered fast play
ers. They win be in some time the
coming week and join the Farmers at
the Lagoon.
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MEET TOMORROW.
Flynn and Graham Contest VIII Be
Pulled Of

One Of the most important matches
pulled of in this city for some time is
scheduled to come off tomorrow night
The contestants are Jimmy Flynn, who
holds the middleweight championship
Of this state. and Jack Graham. the
HoOsier middleWeight
The outcome has got all the sports in
the city guessing, as both are rafting
good men who are not afraid to fight.
Graham is not as we'll known as Flynn.
but has made a good impression for
himself while training and is looked
upon as a possible winner Flynn saws
he is in the best Of condition and thinks
he can dispose Of his man in the al
lOtted twenty rounds.
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CFap and Cri0oer.
OGDEN TOURNAMENT.
Live Bird Shoot viii Be a Handicap
Affair.
Especial to- The Herald.)

Especial to- The Herald.)
Ogden, May 10.-The members of the
Ogden Gun club have decided to make
the live bird shoot Of the second days
tournament handicap match. A COM
mittee to be selected by the marksmen
will handicap the contestants by dis
lance, twenty-siX yards being the min
MUM
From present indications about forty
marksmen viii attend the tournament,
letters being received every day from
shooters in Colorado, Montana, Idaho,
Wyoming and other states.
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OGDEN, 10; SALT LAKE, 7.
Costly Errors Win Game For the
HOLSTERS.
Especial to The Herald. y

Ogden, May 10-In a game. replete
with errors, Ogden won today over
salt Lake by a score Of 10 to Z. Nine
hits or McCafferty to five off Thomas
were more than equalized by the fact
that Thomas walked nine men to the
Ogden mans three.
McCafferty put up pretty good
game, except in the fifth. when it
rained. and the balloon went up, three
runs being scored forthwith. Thomas
threw the ball away in the sixth, let
ting in three runs. The rest is told
by the official summary.
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Exeeutive Members Chosen

At meeting Of the Athletic associa-
ton held Tuesday afternoon, Paul Mel
den of the sophomore class and Hans
Hanson Of the freshman were chosen
as members Of the executive commit
tee. The boys are considering the oues-
ton Of organizing a baseball team from
each class. On Friday afternoon there
was a practice game between the ms
and the Outs"
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COLLEGE Baseball Scores.

Providence. r. l.. May 1O-Yale, s;
Brown. g.
Cambridge. Mass. May 1O.-Harvard,
9: Holy Cross. 5.
New Haven. Conn, May 10.-Yale
freshmen. IS; Princeton freshmen, 10.
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Lawson ........T Third Base ..COverdale
Beemer n. i. Short Stop Erman
Campbell ....-. Left Field $500. Title
Coulson -....-. Center Field B.. Withrow
Burton ....... Right Field 800 Whitney
Umpire, Clippenger Time of game,
two hours. The next game will be
played next Saturday at 3 p. m. on the
High school campus.
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On the Retired Isl

Washington. May 10.-Generals Snyder
and William Amman. recently appointed
brigadler generals. were placed on the
retired list today. after forty years serv-
ice. Both officers are now in the Philip
pines.
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Came at Park City.

Especial 20 The HeraldD
Park city, May 10.-The Heavenly
Angels of salt Lake win cross bats on
the Park City baseball field with the
Deyilish Devils of this town. AS uei-
Their team can play any ball, a most
exciting game is expected
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wild pitch. McCafferty. bases on balls.
Nagel 3, Casey 3, Clark. Berry, Bluth,
Brockhoff, Thomas Scare: hit by pitcher.
MaTgetts. sacrifice hit BrOckhOff: struck
out. Clifford. Margetts. Thomas Casey,
Clark. Bluth. Time 2.10 Umpire Martin.
Attendance 90o
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Cincinnati
Cycling.
RECEIVING ENTRIES.

NUMBER Received For Decoration
Day Road Race.
A number of entries have alreadV
come in for the Decoration day road
race, although the event is still three
weeks away. The riders around the
city are busy talking over the proposed
race, and many Of them have an
nounced their intention of taking q. try
at the long list of prizes offered this
year. J. n. Sharp has been appointed
the official Handicapped for the race.
and viii name his assistants in a few
days. 1t is learned that liberal handi-
caps Will be given all the riders in or
der to induce novices to enter the race.
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Sal 80 Vallevs Win

The salt Lake Valley baseball team
defeated the Dusty Diamonds yester-
day by a score of 9 to Z. The game was
played on the Fourth South street
grounds
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cOaxes an appetite when nothing else can. It IS
not only a perfect appetizer and exhilarating
tonic, but contains also the properties needtul
for the publication Of the blood, and giving that
richness and tone, without which perfect digestion
and assimilation Of food is impossible, and the
result is dyspepsia with all its distressing symp-
toms, capricious appetite, Inflammation, fullness
and heaviness in stomach, nausea, dizziness, and
worst Of all insomnia and nervousness.
S. S. S. in thus purifying and invigoratlng
the blood renders the greatest assistance Nature
for with healthy, nutritious blood circulating
through the system It is fully prepared for the
changes which take place during the Spring. It
e constitution they are apt to develop as warm
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keep a sharp watch on Mr.. Critchlow
The meeting was a harmonious one
throughout.
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GEORGTA'S GOVERNOR.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Atlanta Nav 5, 1899

! have used S. S. S., and can recommend il
as unquestiOnably good blood purifier, and I
am sure the best tonic ! ever used. For MANY
years my digestion was bad, but the occasional
use of bottle of S. S. S. has entirely cured me
of this malady, and now eat with perfect i'm
punity anything SET before me.
A. D. GAMBLER.
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Clearwater Wins Pool Championship.
New York, May 10.-The continuous
pool tournament for a gold medal and
the championship was finished tonight
In Brooklyn. Grant Eby Of New York
won from William Clearwater Of FL
wood City, Pa, the score being 500 to
40.
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Ell runs. Lagoon T. tWo-odse Mtsi
/. Kelly. King. Glade: bases on balls,
.chards 2. Off Hahn 2. off Hughey 2,
Ne g: hit by pitcher. by Richards
Hahn Weaver; struck out, by
kelly. by Hahn. King. Mayne,
TAYLOR. By Mayne Taylor .,
for- Rabey. Glade. left on
8. Logan -. double play,
Piake. stolen bases, Nc
OF game, 2.4o. Umpire,
dance, 200.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Boston, May 10.-Boston defeated Wash
ington today in sixty-five minutes, the
quickest game ever witnessed here. At
tendance, 1900 Score:
r. H. E.
tlN0tui ---------.--- .+-.s--.---.s-. 8 4
Washington ....... ...............1 .
Batteries-Young and Criger; Orth and
Drill.
Philadelphia. May lO.-The home team
outplayed Baltimore in every department
Of the game today and won easily At
tendance, 753. Score:
r r. z
r,SstlnlyIe $1,000. ...s..-.-. .-.- .
FnllaQelphla -....-.-. ...... LII ID
Batteries--Forman and Robinson; Hast
ings and Powers.
Cleveland. MAY 10-Cleveland-St. Louis
same postponed wet grounds.
Detroit. May Chicago game
rrStnnncH. rain
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Pittsburg. May 10-Both pitchers were
nit hard, but the locals hit at the proper
time and profited by the visitors errors
Attendance, 400. Score:
r. H E
=, = '''s-sss. s.-..s....s..... u
DLVVhlgn -.-..--... .-..-...-....... IL
Batteries = ChesbrO and O'Connor.
Hughes and Ahearn. Umpire-O'Day.
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X. A. Barney oficiated as umpire
The visitors were given a ball in the
gymnasium hall Of the Brigham Young
academy during the evening.
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Cincinnati May 10-The Cincinnati
team developed a hitting streak In tie
Iirst TWO innings of tOday's game and
Won BY making seven runs. Attendance,
200. Score:
,..--.. r H e
1lhchhdu --.-----. ..+...... 80. 10 4
Boston 49, ---....-. ....,.... ?
Batterles-Heisman and Bergen: Hale
ana kitredge. Umpires-Powen and
ST, Louis, May 10-After a great battle.
ending in eighth and ninth inning rallies
by st. Louis. Philadelphia won. Attend
ance, 4,06o Score: =
R. H. z
-. Louis ............. ...........5 I3
Philadelphia ...
Batteries-Popp Yerkes and Nichols;
Magee and Doom. Umpire-Cantillon.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing CT Teams.
Kansas -. Mar 10.-score.

r. H Z.
Omaha .........-...-...-.-
Kansas CITY ..........-.....--...ll is 3
Batteries-Brown and Gonding; NICHOLS
and Messett.
St Joseph, May 10-Score:
r II. E.
St Joseph o.. .......................15 Il
les MONIES II 10
Batteries-Harvin and Roth; Barry and
Winkens.
Peoria, Ills. May 10.-Score:
r. H. E
Peoria o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?
Colorado Springs ...............--. "a
Batteries-Simton and Wilson; Jones
and Hansen.
Milwaukee. Wis. May 10-Mnwaukee-
Denver game postponed; wet grounds.
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Cleveland. May 10.-CleveIand-St Louis
same postponed; wet grounds.
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Sibelfortlaring.

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meset; tbi pi psO, at Der ptI ilpbe Del
iienelfe beraf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
&irfelis Npbeo.

paftor 6. prsOenfsn ANTON til
Council gluHs, So. Snsbas ben 10.
Oft. fra Danmarf os prebifeoe Der
Ssnbas ben 10. Ssnbag ben 26. pil
ban blipe inbfat | Gmbebet iom pr1it
for Menigeoen | Council BLUFFS.
paitor prsOenien bar 10 D9ret prait
| ben loren. banife airte for; men for
ct par gar fiben rejite ban til Ddnmart
for at arbsjbe / ben inbre Misiion Der.
pad aalD fra Menigbeben i Council
Bluffs beflutteoe ban fig til at tomme
tilbags til 4merita. 9an bar ida paa
Del til at forlaoe Danmarf for eobt
en- Woanebs lib fioen; men paa @runb
at at bans 8srn fit aigboite, bleD
Iamilien itanbfst | Gsbjerg. Oct sles
Der os at erfare, at be M er nntoms
men ihlanbt os ieen!