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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
Where They Play To-Day

Robert Lee Hedges, manager of the
Browns, is worked up over the report that
Sudhoff intended to form a pool with other
players on the team for the purpose of bet
ting that he would win his game against
"Rube" Waddell Sunday.
According to rumor. Sudhoff Is willing to
accept q def made by William Garen. a
local theatrical man. early in the spring.
At that time Il was reported that Garen
WAS willing to wager 81 900 against 500 that
Wadden could beat the Browns any time
he pitched against them. no matter who
tWirled for St Louis.
eudhon. who has been doing some very
clever work Of late decided to call Garen's
attention to thematter. and at the first OPP
poftunky sudhofi It is said. went to other
members Of the team and proposed to put
up mo Of his own money and asked the rest
ef the players to take the other $500
When Hedges heard Of the proposed bet
he disayproved Of 1t in no unmeasured
terms
Il an against betting on baseball in any
shape or FORM" said he
When asked II he dsapproved OF the
wager he said: :,
As I am against gambling on oasen sr
IN general my position on this particular
opposed to betting, and If there is any truth
In tie report that Sudhoff and the rest Of
the Browns intend to bet on Sundays game
! am against the proposed bet.
When asked II he would take any onciai
action on the proposed bet he stated that
he did not care to go on record on that
point. His manner. however. indicated that
he would let the players know that betting
on any game Of baseball was against his
wishes.
DOUBLE-HEADER TO-DAY.
Tho Browns and Senators will play dou-
Hle-header this afternoon. The first game
viii be called at 3 o'clock. Manager McAleer
thinks the rest his players. have had for
the last few days should do them good and
expects his team to win both games: Wright
will pitch in one OF the games and PoweN
in the other.
NO MORE FOR KELLEY.
''It may be very nice to be known as a
good utility man, but want no more of 1t
in mine" remarked Manager Kelley Of the
Cincinnatis recently. This thing of being
shifted from one position to another is not
what It's cracked up to be.
BeAdes. you have to play each position
differently. You have to start differently
and throw differently, and 1t has you up in
the air, not to spe1k OF the sore muscles
which constant changing gives you. When
man plays the same position day in and
cay out, he becomes accustomed to 1t to
such an extent that he plays it mechanical
ly. and he naturally does much better work
an green hand. and does 1t easier"
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The y defeated sa4 the Win tbs e @
The St AIMS would like to arrange an out-oe
| dress II. T. Schottmueller. No. 4a2 Page bouls
at Citizens Park CAME called a, 10 o'clock.
The Lemps were defeated by the shipman. No,
team last Sunday. the score being IL 10 s. Foley
na Wa TapseeS S' By the g 'n wo held I'M
| Shipmans down TO two hits
Ripgan formerly Of the cssys would Sd1. IKE t;
The Lindenwoods defeated the Old Orchard. by
team address t. Hong. No. 1898 winona avenue.
The Franks would Ike to arrange games with
iGrs 'a d q pasd It and
The Irvings will play at Shrewsbury next Sum
| day.
The Ksso1s will play the nss@ Al
| and Richardson: Fink and Walden; For game,
| Maple avenue.
The schneiders will play the Victor Reds F., a.
The former team would like 70 hear from al!
g shs e. and as So
n: ssni rs H Play s sas % S Sc
tween the Citizens and the Mound Citys: at i;so
S SSiSSi: and nde the see HICKS game W."
| The Lindeii Hotels defeated the G. B. MS
were Cas- and Meier Rose and Holloway; the
winners Mli play at 0EaiIo lame. with Other QUA
OF town teams. They have the folowing lineup:
M MelsI b. MI IN aal'?H Hartman Fri
| Ter. !: T.: SaSree, c. T. Address +. Z. Chapin'
Oak Lodge defeated the Brennan Lodge Sunday
sas fo f L to xGqe
address e ". Cook. No. 14os Chestnut street
The 1ukas have organized for the season with
the following players; MeD9nald first s 6sSSe;
@ second jones' basis sh HEED s
field: Malone catcher: Durant left field: Lyons.
games may make arrangements by addressing
E P. Wroughton. No. AS South Fourth street.
The wainwrights defeated the Hurlebaus Sum
day by the score Of to o. The former team
Is year old class. Address Elmer Fox. Missouri
Trust building
The Spieldacks defeated the Hunts Sunday by
the score of 10 L For games with the winners
address G. Hagaman. No. 1873 Hogan street
The R. and s. Athletics defeated the suburesns
feature OF the game was the batting of Readiv.
The winners would like to hear from all teams
in the Is-year-old class. the Walnut Parks pre-
ferred Address No. 25)2 st. Louis avenue ~
The willuhafas Of Ferguson defeated the CHI
mos Sunday by the score OF to 2 The winners
wn,,d like to hear from all strong teams Ad-
dress W. g. Burke. No. lois Lincoln Trust build.
Ing
The Citizens two games Sunday. The nrst
They defeated the Miliers by the score OF to g.
Rehmer and Rehmer: Milers. Smith and Martin.
The Hunts defeated the Orphan Boys Sunsay
by the score Of 10 to T. The winners would Ike
~ bear from all teams In the 15-year-old class
20 sad he.s Ia Hunt. No ms South Broadway.
The Cooks defeated the E1lendales Sunday by
The score Of IA to II. The feature OF the game
winnerS address No. $50 Easton avenue
The F7oerkes will play the Esnngham team
omt.of-toTn games vorwerk will pitch for them
tSs Iemsinder OF the season. For particulars
sdsresa b Floerke, No. IN Blair avenue.
A nod iutelder and outnelder would like to
SSdrefs F. Lepping. No. se34 Vest avenue
Tho stratman. No. team would like 70 hear
dates address A. A Deschamps.S Strafman. mo-
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I, Th.ee-base hits--Barrett j. Collins /. sacri-
nee hi.s-Lush l. stolen bnsesnBaMett !, Smith
Winters 3 Hit by piteher--Winters L First
troit s. Boston s. Struck out-By Kitson 9 by
winters g. Passed bali.--Buslow 1. Wild pitch
hour and thirty-five minutes. UmpireIo'Laugh-
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C0RBETT SAYS
THAT HE WILL Win.
BY JAMES ]. CoREETT.

San Francisco, Aug. III haven't
thing to say about to-morrow's
fight except that am going to lift I
} the championship. Jeffries says he
} is going to make a quick fight OF it. I
} That idea of his will be changed aft I
er he tries his first rush. I cannot ,
} outline my fight, for forewarned is Z
forearmed-that would be forewarn- I
ing the enemy. you know. But l will I
say this much: 1 am not going to I
} fight the same battle l put up at I
Coney Island. won't do much block I
ing. nor yet much jabbing. but I'll 4
win. and win decisively.
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DETROIT LILO. BOSTON 81.
Gibson Allows Eight Runs in First
Inning of Second Game

Detroit. Aug. 1s.-Detroit and Boston
broke even to-day in double header. The
first was a pitchers battle and Dineen had
the better of it In the second game De-
troit made eight as a starter. Gibson being
wild and giving way. to Winters, whose
control was no better. Attendance, 4,4I3
Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Cleveland l n n :, a -
Scw York ... a i n n n a n Z

v U I u
=, Earned rpns.0eveland 6. New York /. Two
rihce hits-Bay /. Stolen hases-Ray l. Double
b sassn II S La3oie and Hickman First
pitched halls-By Howell 1. Left on bases-Cieve-
land New York :. Struck out-By Joss g. by
Howell 3 Passed baIls-Abbott l. Time OF game
C c.on:s. hour and twenty-five minutes. Umpire
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Boston .........-.........o 0 0 o o o %
Iwo-base hits-Car !. Lachance l. Sacrifice
H,,sh L Lush Stolen -bases-garrett :.
balls-By Muiin D. by Dineen s. Hit by pitcher
IIDineen l. First base on error-Detroit l.
Boston 8. Left On bases-Detro.t /, Boston 10.
struck out.By Mulin 8. by Dineen 5. Wild
pitches-Mullin l. Time OF game-Two hours
and i've minutes. Cmpire-O'Loughiin.
SECOND GAME.
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Philadelphia

Fhiisdelphia ....::,.......e % j o IS
base hits-I. Cross 1 Bender L Three-base hits
Murphy Sacrifice hits-Murphy L Stolen
and Isben l. Tannehill and Magoon /. Struck
out-By White 3. BY Bender e. Bases on balls
on White e on Bender g. Hit-Murphy L Time
Of same-One hour and thirty-fve minutes- I'm
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BETTING is NOW TEN TO FOUR IN FAVOR OF CHAMPION
= = . ~ >~>>>>>>%% -
= JEFF SAYS HE'LL
: WIN IN FIVE ROUNDS.
BY JAMES J. JEFFRIES.

BY JAMES j. JEFF'RIES.
. San Francisco. Aug. RI expect to 4
= knock Corbett out within five rounds I
. tomorrow. That fine polish he has I
q put to his condition will rub of 4
. mighty quick when I get after him. 4
. My plans are to go in and win-the I
. quicker the better. That talk about 4
. my not being in shape is bosh. / am 4
. not the man to take chances and 4
. have not done so this time. To-day 4
. a warm-up with my partners. a walk 4
. and three square meals will complete I
. my training. Then I'll rest and be 4
= ready to whip two or three Corbetts 4
. tomorrow evening. 4
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JEFFRIES MEETS CORBETT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP TONIGHT
AT 1880, ST. LOUIS time.

Delaney Champion Expressed
Eat Watermelon Boermaker Weighs 21S Pounds
Gentleman jim 1SBoth Appear Finest Fee and Each
Expresses Confidence in Victorious Outcome.
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NO MORE FOR KELLEY.
CHICAGO i, PHILADELPHIA s.

Single, Triple and Error Net Three
Il Runs.
~ ChicaAp. Aug. 13.-Philadelphia won to-
days game by scoring three runs in the
fourth inning on a single, a triple and
Green's error. Attendance. 1.Ss5. Score:
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CLEVELAND s-s, NEW YORK ga.

Double Victory Gives the Winners
Second Place.
Cleveland. Aug. 13.-Cleveland went into
third place to-day. taking two games from
New York. Moore and Joss were puzzles
70 the visitors In the second Deering was
batted out of the box IN the first inning.
Howell. who succeeded him, pitched well
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FIRST GAME.

h hi, the eighth. when Cleveland made four
Snnra ana three runs. Attendance, $685.
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The Old capitols will play. at Sullivan. Mo-.
next Sunday. For games with the former team
address A A Graf. No. 13a5 South Seventh street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14

The vinita team OF Indian Territory was de-
6eated by the Frisco system team Of this city
the score being to l.
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The La Prelles defeated the Roberts johnson
4 Rands by the score of to g. Both teams ara
members OF the Boot and Shoe League.
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The Hicks defeated the LIoyds Sunday BY the
score Of s to :. The latter team has j,ist re-
turned from an Eastern trip. where they won
eighteen games and lost seven.
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the F1oerkes Will play the bingham team
next Sunday The former would Ike to arI ,s
the remainder of the season. For particulars
sSd,ess D Floerke. No. III Blair avenue.
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The Marines will play at Shipman, ILL.,, next
Sunday. The former team would like TO hear
from all out-of-town teams. Address No. 20 Bay
ard avenue.
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The Riveters defeated the Machinists Sunday
by the score Of IA to g.
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The Kastors will play the Clayton Advocates
and the Clayton Juniors next Sunday at Clayton.
The batteries for the local team will be Weiss
and Richardson; Fink and Walden. For games
with the Kastors address Ed Spahr. No. bs&l
Maple avenue
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The Cooks defeated the E1lendales Sunday by
+hs score Of Il to IL The feature Of the game
wa. the pitching Of Dunn For games with the
inner address No. $50 Easton avenue.
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The Citizens won two games Sunday. The nrst
was from the Libertys. the score being 70
they defeated the Millers by the score OF to 3.
The batteries in the last game were: Citizens.
,ehner and Rehrner: Milers. Smith and Martin.
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Rippan. formerly OF the Coreys, would like te
join some strong team. He may be addressed a
No. 1872 North Nineteenth street. ~
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The willuhafas of Ferguson defeated the CHI
mos Sunday By the score OF to 2 The winners
wond like to hear from all strong teams Ad-
dress W. g. Burke. No. lois Lincoln Trust build.
Ing.
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The Lndenwoods defeated the Old Orchards BY
the score of to 6. For games with the forme1
team address T. Hong. No. 1898 Winona avenue
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The AIlan-Pfeifers will play the Onions merit
Sunday for side bet Of so.
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The Spieldacks defeated the Hunts Sunday by
address G. Haganan, No. 1873 Hogan street
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tn. rIunt. defeated the Orphan Boys Sunday
~, ~. .cnre OF 10 10 T. The winners would Ike
70 hear from all teams in the 15-year-old class
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The Irvings will play at Shrewsbury next Sum
day.
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The Schneiders will play the Victor Reds AZ
Prairie and St Louis avenues sunday afternoon;
The former would like to hear from all
teams in the Is and 10 year old class Address
W. G. Schneider. Cottage and Spring avenues
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The Franks would like to arrange games with
strong teams to be played at Lambdin and Sc
Louis avenues. Address n. " Frank. Grand ana
Franklin avenues
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The R. and S. Athletics defeated the sueurssns
feature OF the game the batting of Reair.
The winners would like to hear from all teams
In The I6-year-old class. the Walnut Parks pre-.
ferred Address No. 25)2 st. Louis avenue.
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The Hickorys defeated the South Ends Sunday
by the score OF to ). For games with the for
mer team address Henry C. Holberg. Nc. sos
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The Emeralds have open dates and would like
to arrange out-of-town games Address w n
Kelly. No. 1000 Washington avenue.
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The Valley Parks defeated the Owensboro team
by the score of II to s. The winners would like
TO hear from teams in the Is and is wear old
class. Address y. r Fesler. Valley Park Mo-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE S:s;;,; s :::1
W
>>>>>>><<>>>>>>>
; PLANNED TO BEGIN
; FIGHT AT $50.

San Francisco. Aug. 13.-An effort
will be made to get the fighters to-
gether in the ring at $50 p M. San
Francisco time. 1t is planned for
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Tho Wainwrights defeated the Hurlebaus' Sun
day by the score OF to o. The former team
would like to hear from all teams In the 10 and
fs wear old class. Address Elmer Fox, Missouri
Trust building.
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The Rice Silks would like to arrange a first
class game for next Sunday. For particulars and
9ther oates address Sol Pinentel. care Rice-StiI
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| A md infelder and outnslder would like to
.of,, zone team In the Is and 1S yeAr-old class
SSdress F. Topping. No. se34 Vest ayeuue.
Tho stratman. Mo-, team would Ike TO hear
yrnn, teams Of this city. For particularly and
ds,es address A. A Deschamps. <Stratman NO.
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The Sordens defeated the p. & C's Sunday by
the score OF to ,. The winners would like to
hear from the Hamtons. P.-D's and r. & $.
Athletics For particulars address p. Norden. 40.
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The Lemps were defeated by the Shipman. Mo-,
team last Sunday. the score being IL 20 s. Foiey
was knocked out of the box in the sixth inning
and was replaced by Stanley. who held tns
Shipmans down TO two hits.
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The Title Guaranty team defeated the Missouri
Pacifics Sunday by the score Of IL to 3. The
feature Of the game the pitching of Jack
Gruner. he striking out fourteen men and allow
ing but three hits.
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The Reds of Highland. ILL.,, defeated the Regu-
lars OF Greenville by the score of . to 5.
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The schneiders defeated the All Stars Sunday
by the score of to s. The pitching of Burbach
was feature Of the game.
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The Niasaras defeated the c. B. MS Sunday
by the score Of 10 to L. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Alfred for the winners.
The Belts defeated the Essmueilers Sunday by
the score Of to . The feature OF the game was
the pitching of knarr. he allowing the losers but
one hit. For games with the winners address o.
E. Peterson. No. 1910 Russell avenue.
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Oak IIodze defeated the Brennan Lodge Sunday
by the score Of IA to Q. The winners would like
to hear from all fraternal teams For particulars
address = w Cook No. Ii0S Chestnut street
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The Rubies defeated the CentraIs Sunday by the
score Of TO 4. For games with the latter team
address Henry. No. 1725 South Ninth street.
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The Twenty-third Street Exchange team de-
leated the Manhattans by the score OF I to ).
Inc winners would like to arrange out-of-town
games Address w. A Schmidt. No. rs North
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The Heinrichs defeated the G. DIS by the score
OF 10 to 3. For games with the winners address
j. OGrady. No. 14l0 Papin street.
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r.. The Elk Camp defeated the Magnolia Camp
sunday at Normandy Grove by the score Of Is
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Die Mnsliefernns oes @r=0onu.
Sablor fol- anf's Neue ber=
langt ueroen.

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Sol. 6. Campbell, Der SauptOertreter
Der Nntla9e in Oen 8oebel. Morofdnen
ift, 9efern bon Stem Oort na6 6ranf;
fort abeereilt iit, um 8OuOerneur Bed
bam gu eriu6en, @OuOerneur Surbin
bon Snbiana aufsuforoern, 90. g.
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bas @eiu9 abtpeiien, 10 miro i'm Sun=
bes- Supremeseri9t Elm WanoamusOer=
fabren anbdnoi9 sema6t werben.
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pegen MiBa4tung oes 8eri6tes belan=
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Nensr 6eidGfts=Y

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bon ibnen setauften @runofiife an Der
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Nene Sneorporationeii.

Die neueifen III Der Office Dec
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Die .gluffton electric 2isSt So.
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~9ie vWef 8aoen Tlillins Co."
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Die vMarion &epair & Ma6ine
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ueaen Der Operation perbanbelt per=
ben foa. Sas Sonorar ioa $40, 1000
betraaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-01
Aus Dem Staatsbamie.

@ouberneur Surbin bat bon 8. 6.
Oreton, @lerf bes Mlorgan @ountp
@sridts. elm @ertificat erbalten, in
mel9em beifdtist piro, baB &idter $.
M. parfs bon Wartinsbiae mdbrenb
Der nddfien 9 Monate ni6t i'm Stanbe
iein pirb, feline gfidten als &reis=
ridter 31 erfiillen. Sobalo Der @lert
bon Omen @ountp Elm Gbnlides @erti=
fieat einseIanbt, miro Der @ouberneur
einen &idter ernennen.
Sie Staats= =gebDrbe fir e9uIpeien
bat befdlORen, bab am leBten Samitag
i'm Musuit in allen Counties cine
priifuns bon Npplicanten fur Yrimdr
2ebrer=2iesnien absebalten tueroen ioa.
Die Staats=8eb6roe fir grsiebungs=
tpeien beidloB in ibrer gsitrigen
Sibung betreffs Ger Iertretune bes=
ielben auf Der Weltausftelung 3und9ff
cine &equi..tion fir &aum 3u MAIDEN.
9ie 8eb0rbs 1T Der Nnfidt, baB iie
minoeltens 5000 Quabratfub ae=
braudt, Die 2ocal e1ulbeb6roen
iolen eriu9t uerbsn. bic Soften ibrer
Musitsquns su trasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-01
Soetaliitiidje Yartei.
Ilprsen @uslus in's 6reie.

Die tiirslib perre9nete Wasenpartie
Der Socialiitiiden gartei finbet mOrs
gen ftatt. Sie Qbfabrt 1T nm z 1br
Morgens bonn @ereinslocal, Seller &
8ol, on Der 8. Waibineton StraBe.
Gs fno ale 8orbereitunsen getrufen,
oaB ben Sbeilnebmern on benz ausfus,
Der nad elmer einige Meilen bon Sr=
pington belegenen 6arm fiibrt. einen
per9niisten Sag perleben tuerben.