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The evening world., 1903-06-12
WRESTLERS IN
BIC CARNIVAL.
Bernstein, Keller, Luttberg, Mo-
del, Pikinsky and Tompklns
Will Meet in Bouts at thu
London Theatre Tonight.

The big wrestling carnival to be held
at the London Theatre tonight bids
fair, judging by the unusually large
number OF tickets already nod. to far
surpass the most sanguine expectations
Of those interested financially. From
a wrestling point Of view the show Will
undoubtedly be one OF HE best ever
witnessed on the Boweryy
The most important event on the pro-
gramme will be the hour handicap
champion, ano Arthur Keller. who has
a host of friends on the east side. That
the bout will be a fast one goes with
out saying. as Keller, # he should be
fortunate enough TO win, has a great
future before him. and he will leave no
stone unturned in order TO pin Bern
STEMS shoulders to the mat. Bernstein.
on the other hand, has everything to
lose II Kelter throws him. and will
work like a Trojan in order to retain
his hard-earned laurels. Both men
have trained hard and will be in the
pink OF condition when time Is called
tonight.
The other two events on the pro-
gramme. between Luttbeg and Harry
Model n Pikinsky and Tompkins, will
also be for blood. as all four men are
confident OF winning. having trained
hard In the gymnasiums Of the different
clubs to which they belong. To say
that the lovers of the sport on the
doors OF the London Theatre to be
thrown, open tonight would be putting
1t mildly.
Charley Koran. who has charge of
tO-niGht'S affair. stated Yesterday that
either Bob Fitzsimmons or Tom Sharkey
would referee the main bout The win
ner Of the PikinslSy-Tompkins match
wrestle George Bothner, who wrestled
Harvey Parker on Tuesday night last
for three hours and fifteen minutes
The evening world., 1903-06-12
TITUS BARRED
FROM HENLEY
English Rowing Authorities Re-
ject American Champions
Entry and Give No Reason
for Doing So.

c.. g. Titus. the American amateur
champion single %sculler. has been barred
from competition In the Henley Regatta.
His entry has been rejected and nc rea-
son Is given for the action.
This is the second American entry re-
jected by the Henley authorities; the
first was Demourelle, the Southern
champion.
Two other American entries were
made, those OF ]. B. Juvenal. Of the
vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia, and
Louis Scholes, of the Don Rowing Club.
Toronto. Canada. So far as known these
entries will stand.
The refusal to allow Titus to row wal
the result Of action taken by the Henley
Regatta Committee, and one cable de-
spatch received stated that the COM
mlttec acted under Rule 10 of the regatta
rules. This rule. In effect. gives the COM
mlttee power to return any entry or en-
tries made without assigning any reason
therefor. Titus had the Endorsement, as
a r blue amateur. OF the National
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen, aad
his rejection by the Henley authorities
ID unreasonable and a disappointment.
Titus's entry for the Diamond Souls
was made by the Atalanta Boat Club. of
this city. of which club he has been a
member several months. and he has
been making preparations for some time.
He is a man OF good habits. and when
he started In to train on the Harlem
River late In February was In fine ply
steal condition. except for extra weight.
He has worked hard for many weeks
and is o in fine rowing fettle. His
friends say he is rowing faster than he
ever did before.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
DUE
IN PORT TO-DAY
Wireless Message from Erin,
300 Miles Out at Sea, Re-
ceived at Station at Block
Island and Sent to New York.

Yachtsmen off Sandy Hook to-day to
watch the work of the contending cup
blenders strained uIeir eyes seward
Trough the mist and rain in anticipa.
rsn Of catching a glimpse IF the tn
e ming challenger.
me new shamrock, In tow OF the Brit
r., tug Cruiser. and the old Shamrock.
conveyed by the Erin. are expected OFF
" Hook some time to-day.
The prospective arrival OF the chal-
longer kept alive the interest OF the
~ ,htsmen down the bay in spite OF the
decreasing weather. Many inquiries
were made OF the observers at Sandy
Hook station to know II wireless mes
ssges from the Erin had been picked
u" at either Nantucket or Fire Island.
News OF the Shamrock's near arrival
~ reported by II. Fl. Davies. Sir
tn MAS Lipton's representative. who
received a wireless message from Capt.
NJ thews. OF the Erin. through the DE
p sst wireless station at Block Island.
~ . operator there said he had picked
H. capt. Mathews's message yesterday
VII q the Erin was three hundred
n 8 off shore to the eastward.
Nr. Davies said the yachts would sure
j. , anchored safely in the Horseshoe
b.. re nightfall.
- TnAnas's hotilla is out from Gou-
:. Scotland. fifteen days to-day. 1t
nHs reported of Fayal in the Azores
' 1esday OF las; week. having made
I i.;oJ- mile journey from Gourock In
! days. When the wind has been
r ~ the yachts have proceeded under
H. If own sail. In adverse weather they
I, - to wed by their conveys.
er the yachts arrive their cruising
-. will be removed and the work OF
I, ,ag them In racing trim will be
! . a. Sir Thomas sails from Liverpool
a. ocean.c Tune II, which will bring
n iere June "A. The Shamrocks will
tn'.. DE ready for trial spins.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
MANILA SCOOPS DOWNED
TEAM OF R0USTABOUTS.
GHaie Was Played on Columbia
Field Yesterday Afternoon.

Gazie was Played on bia
Field Yesterday Afternoon.
A big crowd OF friends saw the Manila
Scoops wallop the Happy Hoolisans on
Columbia Field yesterday. The Scoops
are mostly undergraduates OF the uni
verslty and the Hooligans are rousta-
bouts who's names. as shown in the
appended list. give but a slight clue to
their real identity. However, they man
age to get along with them.
Shrimp. the Hoollgan pitcher. accom-
plished a triple play with the aid OF
Noon. Kidney and Mouse. while Smith.
the Scoop pitcher. fooled the Hoboes
with his marvellous work. After the
sixth inning Roundhead. of the Hooli-
gans became belugerent and was sound
ly thrashed by the umpires. William
Becker and Andrew Dorm. and put out
OF commission. Red Eye, a sub, took
his place. Kidney. the first base OF the
Holligans. left his coal wagon In front
Of the college library to play. and found
coal and horse gone when he vent back
after them. Kidney, an attendant In the
cloak ROOM. who played first base. was
hit by a ball and revived in time to
strike out three men The score was II
to ) in favor OF the Scoops
The evening world., 1903-06-12
MRS. NANCE Defeated
MRS. STOUT AT GOLF.

Former Made Round of BaltuSroD
Links In 80, . lew Record.
The Apawaanis and Baltusrol teams
met at Baltusrol yesterday in the series
for the Class A championship OF the
women's metropolitan Golf Association.
Baltusrol won by q score Of Z to 8 under
the Nassau system OF point scoring.
The feature OF the match was the de-
feat Of Mrs. Charles T. Stout. the ma
tonal champion. by Mrs. 3. A. Manice.
who last week won the metropolitan
championship for the second successive
year. Mrs. Manice won by 2 up, n in
doing SO she made the round in SO, a
new women's record for the Baltusrol
inks.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
RELIANCE TO Be
CUP DEFENDER.
Nearly Certain After
Yesterdays Race OFF Sandy
Hook that the New Boat Will
Be Chosen for Contest.
Special to The Evening world.)

HIGHLANDS OF NANESINk. y. j.,
June l2.-rhere was a raging storm
here to-day. the like OF which has no,
been since last fall. II started ut
O'Clock last night and increased in fury
every hour.
The New York Yacht Club committee
decided late last night not to race to-
day, but to tow the sloops up the
Sound for Mondays race of Glen Cove
The racers left their moorings In tow be-
fore s o'clock. They were headed up
the harbor.
strip OF sand between the Highlands
were down. The crews on all three
boats were up early. All night there
had been dounie watches on ZACH The
Park City kept a searchlight OF the
yachts every minute.
Ii was a Sloriovj victory for Reliance
In yesterdays race. Columbia showed
beyond all uoubt that she is not In the
class with the other two bplts 1t is
also nearly certain that Reliance will
De %selec:eu to defend the cup.
The rehl test will come when the boa
get oil Newport, where there is always
a wind and never any Jog. BY thai
time Sir Thomas Upon Will have arr
rived and interest in everything touch
ing on the i"nternationa! races will CEN
tr, ON The Shamrock.
Reliance 50 far has shown her ability
in all kinds OF weather. She has rot
been beaten by either OF the other two
boats In. a wind. a sea or a drifting
mat2h. In yesterdays race In the beat
to windward Reliance got 10 the outer
mark ten minutes and forty-four sec
onds before Columoia. A beat to wind
ward was C~olumbia's long suit when
she raced Shamrock /.
In the run home Reliance seemed to
walk away from Constitution. Running
before the wind is where the Constitu-
TONS syndicate expected her to leave
Reliance. But now every one who saw
yesterdays race is satisfied that Re-
lance Is the best boat and that the cup
Is safe.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
t'.2ECK WINS FROM WALSH
terncr Gave BrookIy mite n Dad
Beating In Flfteen-ROund
bout I'm 81. Louis.

- LOUIS. June 12.-Mike schreck.
Lddie-we!ght fighter OF Cincinnati.
10 regarded as a coming man in
lass by the critics in the West.
: andy Walsh, the South Brooklyn
:, ~r, in a ifteen-round bout at the
1t End A. c. last night and was
81 led the decision at the end by
zee Harry Sharpe.
Beck o~utclassed Walsh and pun
81 him severely about the face and
ly Walsh's clever footwork saved
n considerably. Walsh managed to
\. many hard blows on Schreck. but
did o seem TO have any effect.
lecis!on in IA OF Schreck was
received by the spectators,
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Business News.
Opportunity!
1t is everything.

1t Is everything.
Opportunity knocks once at every
mans door. Listen for it. but don't
mistake the knock. Be sure it's
YOUR opportunity before you re-
spc nd.
Speaking Of opportunities. Did
you ever look over the Business
Opportunities announced every
morning in New York? No other
ity in the world affords such a va
ried assortment OF ways to make
money; 40 other city in the world
80 many ways. New York has all
the life of Paris. with all the good
sound business sense OF London.
American temperament is RESPONSE
bic for this.
Everybody wants to make money
NOT money for moneys sake, but for
what money Will buy. This talk is
fT those who have small capital
and want to MAKE more. Lock over
the forty-nine Opportunities" In
this mornings World.
Among others you will find a new
Invention seeking capital; an ict
plant IN Astoria.Sa furnished-room
honse; 3 drug store; a paint store: 8
cigar store; a locksmith's shop
setfH ana Them ell. and more in this
mekning's World.
you 8 something you like
L
Pho be sure It Is YOUR opportu-
Remember the advantage Of
The evening world., 1903-06-12
COLLEGE CREWS
Do Good WORK
Harvard and YaIe's Last Prac-
tice Rows Were Decided
Improvements Over Those
Shown by Fights Heretofore.
Especial to The Evening wor.d.)

HARVARD CREW QUARTERS. RED
TOP, GALES FERRY. Conn. June 12.-
The Harvard varsity crew showed con-
siderable improvement yesterday over
their rowing OF Wednesday. Swain,
who was taken out OF the bow, was
returned TO his place, and the rest Of
the crew rowed In their regular order.
The varsity padded down the river
to the Navy Yard. of which point th.y
picked up the freshmen. The two crews
came up the river in company and tried
n racing start. The varsity pulled
away from the freshman boat and
showed some open water between the
shells. This is no great feat, howaa sr,
on the part of the varsity. considering
the change made in the freshman boat
on Wednesday night. Kip" Perkins,
the 20o-pound freshman coach, acted as
coxswain. In the four-oar Hartwell was
in at bow.
The varsity four are doing remarkably
we'll. when 1t Is considered that ober
inc Hartwell are being continually
changed at bow when the latter is in
the varsity eight. The freshmen are a
bit unsteady after the change of
Wednesday. The mon rush badly.
Pleasanton's return to the boat seems
to nave put a bit more life into the
crew.
Yale's Work Improves.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY
YALE QUARTERS. GALES FERRY,
Conn. June 1.-THE Yale crews had
very light practice. Whittier. who has
been Ill, was back at his place at No. 8
in the varsity boat. He seemed to be
good condition.
The Ellis are rowing much better than
they were two or three days ago, and
appear to be getting together. Last
evening the varsity went UP stream and
did some OF the best work u has done
since II came to Gales Ferry. 1t rowed
long stretches in splendid shape.
The freshmen did good work.. too. al
they lave been weakened by the
removal Of Whittier. who was the best
nina in the boat.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Gold Cup for Football Teams.

Thomas f. Walsh, the millionaire
frfiend Of King Leopold, OF Belgium,
and a native OF Tlpperary County, Ire
land, has presented to the Tipperary
Association of this city n handsome
gold n silver cup TO be contested for
at the games of the association at Celtic
Park. on July 10, by the football clubs
in the association. The contests will
be played under Gaelic rules. and friendly
rivalry is already at a high pitch.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Howell win pitch on sunday.

. Manager Clark Grlfpth. of the New
York American League team. has de-
cided to use two twirlers in the game
against the Hoboken nine at tho st.
George Cricket Grounds in Hoboken on
Sunday. Harry Howell will begin twirl-
ing for the Invaders. n Chesbro, the
great pitcher. will finish up the game.
Lindeman, the Hobokens' star twirler,
will be in the box for the Jerseymen.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
DRY GOODS FIRMS TEAMS
PLAY BALL ON SUNDAY.
SieReI Cooper Ca. and Sax & Co
VIII Meet on Olympia Field.

On Sunday teams representing the
siegel-Cooper Dry Goods Company and
saks & Co. will cross bats at Olympia
Field, One Hundred and T%hirty-hfth
street and LenoX avenue, at 10 A.. NJ.
Both teams are in good shape, and a
god game II expected.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

Walter B. Jennings. owner OF the colt,
that his mount was firing badly at the
end and had no more than enough left
to get home in front. HE was a good
horse. at that" added Michaels, land
I don't believe he was more tired than
any OF the others"
Little Roscoe Coleman was very happy
after having finished third with Sweet
Tone. He was only beaten a neck for
the place and would have been closer
but for being shut off at the stretch
turn. The boy handled his o very
we'll.
Bullman was asked to ride Hermis in
to-day's race, but declined, as he did
not feel his condition warranted him in
accepting the mount.
The interference suffered by Gravina
near the stand doubtless cost her third
money in che Gazelle Stakes.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Bronz Tenn to Play nsret..n

The strong Bronx team. which 10
putting up a good brand Of ball now,
will tackle kid" Carsey's MetropoIi-
tans on Sunday at Equitable Park. Ex-
Warden James Hagan, who Is an as
plrant for leadership in the Nineteenth
Assembly District against John B. Sex
ton, will officiate as umpire.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
OLD TOM DAILY TO PLAY
WITH CINCINNATI TEAM.
Reds Get Hin aud Dolan in Ex-
chanRe with Chicago for Magoon.

CINCINNATI, June IL. - A deal has
been consummated here whereby Second
Baseman Magoon, OF the Cincinnati
National League team, will go TO the
Chicago American League team in ex-
change for Second Baseman Tom DAILY
and Outhelder Dolan.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
2.O5 PAGERS TO
MEET IN YONKERS.
Race VIII He Held in Conjunction
with Match Contest.

Announcement has been made Of the
classes that will be given by the En-
pire City Trottlng CLUB at the Empire
track. Yonkers. on July 4. in c%onIunc-
ton with the Major Delmar-Lord Derby
race.
Nos important Of the classes will be
a 2.6 pace. in Which such notable horses
are eligible as Shadow Chimes. Eldrone.
Roamer, Darrell. Hett;a q. and Don
Derby. There will also be a 2.ls pace,
a 2.l2 trot and a go trot.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
GRAVESEND ENTRIES.

TOE TRACK, GRAvESEND, June
13,-sNhe entries for to-morrow's races
ara ~ faJIou-s.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
National League Standing.
American League standtnE.
Eastern League Standing.

Yale-Princeton intercollegiate
s.ssoail game Pole CO. ie-norroE 40 ?. y.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

baseball To-day,4 Pm. American League.
Greater N. Y. vs.. Detroit. B'way a l66th 81.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

MASILAS

Andrew Dorm and William Becker, umplrss.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
HnnIon Fights on June 80.

The twenty-round oout between Eddi,
Hanlon, OF San Francisco. and Benin,
Yanger. of Chicago. will be fought undeI
the auspices OF the Hayes Valley A. c.
Of a Francisco, on June 80, instead Of
June ~. Yanger asked for the chang,
in date In order to give him more tim,
to prepare for the contest. Yanger 4
only two pounds over the required
We ght at which he will night Ia
pounds, weigh in at the ringside.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
McPnddon's winning streak.

Hushey McPadden, OF South Brooklyn
has struck a winning streak since b,
went West. He won his last two fights
his latest one being over Eddie Santry
the Chicago boxer. He secured the de
in Indianapolis on Thursday night. Nc
Paden will now try TO get on a mattel
with Harry Forbes.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Bis Purse for Britt and Gnn.,

Joe Kennedy. the California heavy
weight, who trained Jim Jefrries for his
fight with Bob FitZs!mmons. has been
enga ged to act as the big champions
sparrlrE partner while Jeffries is getting
in shape FOR his battle with Jim Corbett'
The latter also tried to get Kennedy TO
assist him in his training, but ne had
promised Jeffries he would join him.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Martin Wants Another Chance.

Billy Madden. manager OF Denver ]
Martin" the colored fighter, who W
knocked out by Bob Armstrong in thr
rounds in Boston on Wednesday nigi
Is trying In every possible way to e
on another match for Martin with Arr
strong. Madden claims Armstrong W,
the fight with a nuke punch, and tn
IL the men fight again he will bet Ma
tins share OF the money that the latt
will win,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-12
Farmer. Haset og Haven

| og larntioig lipre Zine Scite meS Sar'
berne. Se salnmelbagic Sulfpplnsc
or M npiten life til al fierroe igien
/ DC npc % f~orbe0rcDe, boao Setuinbt'
beb b%ctrGffrr. Get uigtiaite er bog,
at &c TO itore Sfufieler paa bper Sioe
bar nraaitct piee HIaoien for Here
niuSre Sfuheler.
elsie liolte aiper Iseren Ell mere
icon 5orm % er / ale Raaoer at fore
| trGfte.
5 befr aIbre Sib par set Sfif oa
Srug at bette iaa Te8et Rulo ionl
muIi9t" imoo Maisitilfene, iaa Der til-
Ii6it bleo en- bsi Rpg 90 ielpfslgelig
e1r tiIIunrcnNe Sorbpbning imellem
boer Rab. Eaa &c ileIte 8rairier Der
| GlOre Sib par iumptge bapoe berne
Gprfniltasmaabe lin itore 3ptte. OF
fan til fine Sioer / oaabe @ar, enbri
brltgeS mnO 6orOel. Men e~fterbper.
iom SGn0et blep bprfet 6lep oct mere
tert og bcripr iluttebe man nleS al
arbeioe Soroen op / iaaoanne opbsie0e
Hp88c; tbi De Ieunebe agerens Suer.
flaoe / en- meget lrbeIbig Sfiffelie. 9nl
flo0e, ieore 9prfringsmooOe err MI
oocroIt bleoen aImirbelig for MaiS,
&oteter og andre S9oarter. Sopeb.
iagen or life blot at boISe Ggeren fri
for llfrllo, bpor upopenSigt bettc emo
er, men Oeo iOeIig 9prfning bsr
-SoerflaOen binbre& ira at 0Qnne Ell
baoro Sforpe. boilfet fer b~ueraana
oct bar regnet. Sno lpl,ge Sloat %
&arpeit life binbrer, bsr aultiuerin.
gen fortiGttes. Zen iioite Gang man
0aor igicnnem meO Seit % Jingle"
auItiOator er Sen npttigitc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-12

e. a. A
lrggc rnnSt Gem ct Tiriin f~orlorme
sGg sEoadeo 500 % oeruscnior en-
@ornerins al aarie (Nater Grcis),
iaa bGlocS Sollanoaiic. Sauce. ion
opcirfor umtalt, ppcr dltiamnen.
Mipargcs .Wratin.
Zen more Del al aiparaerne fo-
ges, ifipres op' | iman Stpffer %
iGttes bort for al blipc foloc. Haar
DC CT albeleS fcloc, pisper man A
sea bnr Seri cn Spiieffe imaltet
Srnsr, 2 Spteifeer iigtet Rel. ell
lioen aop Melf, bpori ct tibet Bran
Soda er oplsit o. liot Salt oa &c.
Der. Sete blanSes gobt, iaa bar
man aIporgerne l. bGloer aItionl.
men op | en- imirt Sorm meo 2aag
ouer, irtter Den op / en- 8rpoe TO.
acnbe Ganb og laScr Den foge 2 Ii.
mer, oa bpplpes ben no. "rsrt
Smsr" bpIbes oprr Den, % oen ier.
peres itrafs.
Giparses.S mclet.
6 sGg pispes 9oot, beri bar mar
2 Spiieifeer ReIf o. Soppene al 2
9unbter MporgeS, ion er foate %
oerpaa ifaaret op tint. ! cit Stcge.
panSe imeItes en- Spiieife Smsr.
Seri babies &sren, roar Smsrct err
bcbt, men life brunt,. cg itcges, iSet
man oite rpiter Bauben, iaa at One.
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Dig, % bpGlpes iio poa ct oarmt
Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-12
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Or. I. @ulbranojeu, "Ninneopo!i.
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oereS pafre &aubiteo ure ueO MiuHcs
tonfn, bpur en- talrt9 glare SiG8t q
&emer inhianot Jig ior at IgteHitc
SsIpbruGeparrct.
Vrplupsbogm ror iorrcIten Ser'
Gag Ben Ste Ttni; licn Ge flcltc AZ
6amiIcns @ennCr banoc ierit SsnOaG
I%nlebning til at aflGBBc lit SeleJ.
Gil @iengiTlO fOm &c mrO isr'tc ZOO
% blep til oct iiOite.
Tco MibouGsborbGt. iom par bGf.
tet hoe / oct grsnnc, bolot Rebaftsr
Chr. Brandt ira St. &aul Ell biertell8
Gale for Sslubru0eparret, % Here
Solcr holoieb pe0 Iitcn;borbet. Ten
IIuIigitc Stcnlning berifeNc belle "a.
gell, bois NoiprC0cIier inbbciattebe en-
bebngelig Cur pan Sgen / DIR. Cub
bronoiens prGati9e "&aund", ol
bonoe 8iTSter o. Gprtsiolfet por emit
ge on, al oct iiGitc SoQ til @pen gif
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maslipt GgctrTsitrin in6eboIOenoe
en- Ugte Solp. Serpice ~bcitnoenOe Al
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ira set pCo DIR. @uIG6ronoicnS Sor.
refining oniottc EerionoIc.-"Sio."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-12
Oct er Tioen
Sa FORFEIT GruGriug CT nsepcnbis.

aorrctt GrnrriHg er ol6rig mere
poatrTpct, emo mar man hrIGcr pnn
at tommc ii8 ira en- iuGttenor Spl'
Nont. "a SuerlU&ielle al Miducn cr
p0crit iorIjh % BOG trTn1er 2Cgcmct
NTriN8 ~ riBeliBt Al cen.
TnQ Nernc Sio or cen fonocnicrcoe
Ne. @rapcs9tut& en- al &c froitigIte
&cnrer. Sire SNifeiuIoc al 8raper
Nuts meo 6leoe fan cpboIoe en- riff
OtonN Ell hoIp Go8. % ct minorc
apontlm / pnrm Ntclf fan buage op
Ell N]cfpnpolcicent pi~ounHcrliat. ST..
gen Nf1pc or ior iuoB iii at iorOeic o.
ryoc 8oSt al 8rope NiltS. Seq bIcp
ing Al Gpiua, % enhper Scr bar bGut
Oeurr SpBoom, peo, bUOr iua9 % lio'
los mnn pier iig nGar man begpnEer
al friifne til.
%ea mantte pGre me8et .iorliBti1
urc0 min GiTt % funoc ipiie fun me
yet let &oit. Settc ipnte& life at aipe
mia Starring. ~ iitebetfor at bcorcs
buer Gag oar Ser ret o. ilet StilItonN,
% ale %be9uno;c at irp8tc ior ct Ill.
baBciaIb. Gn So8, oo ie8 lao i Gen.
1en megct MOBILES. % min Ssitrr iaN
o. IHite Noiien iOr mig, fom bun Ill at
IGie CT IrtifcI ON 8rapes9hit8. % ri
bcilutteoe al iaa lat ! Ell Eaffc.
Nllerehc ira Get isritc Woultio al
@rape.9tutS ~begpubte ieS at bebre$,
Stprten penotc hurtigt tilbage mes
Set ReiliItot, at ies mart uur noe al
Sengen; 6oronNriusen iii Get beOre
par li8eircm iorbauieube. Seq er M
iuuO % iterf baabe paa arop Oh
SiGI; Seq er M i%ulNitPnSig heIbre'
oct" HaOnet fan opgiUes pe0 81.
inlm 60, Battle Greet, 0fid.
gIt bette bar lin @ruH0.
On DESSERT ser biGIper Seaemc:,
Set er Den rctte Stng. Ser er Cpifrif.
ter paa en- Dfasie al sem | Den lille
Soa iom TuoeR / bper @rapcs9tuIs
&atte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-12

Nunlt ,. A~arsaeSet u>ta!er i'm
inrrr!ige Saf til Observation-Disclosures
ior Sen troitige Stptte. 6 Dar gipct
port 70 Y~iion3ar5ci,es og aImoGcr Ccm
It pSc SRSremia 'icntu a! mlli8 @iClp
| let iomMcnGG Mar. .vs p, .