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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24
Browns Lost a Double.
Header to Boston-Sc0res
) to ) and 4 to 2.

race at Kinloch' to-day Our Lille also has
an indisputable chance at the weights Her
speed is higher than Canossa's and viii
help her In this big field. Alfegrette did
beat Mafalda with ten pounds In her favor.
She then sold for $500 An $500 fiily can ,at
give away the weight Allegrette is asked
to give to-day.
SECOND A HARD RACE.
The second race is really difficult. Lady
Idris has speed. Is good and will Ike the
light weight. 81 All ran much-improved
race last time under weight. He win bear
watching closely here. Worthington Will go
well. So WILL Sam Houston, who IS 1ast
and who has been working we'll Charles Char ec Z.
Sting has a chance at the weights. Eleanor
Howard is very fast. Dave Sommers is pest
in mud. 1t is too hard race to bet on.
CROIX DOR SURE WINNER.
Croix dor looks like a sure winner in the
third. 1t is his distance and the small field
will suit him. Orris should beat Optional
held over Sunday, are bad betting PROPOSE
lions as rule. Mr. Avis. who handles
Croix dor, Is man who IS sure to try. ana ma
1t is up to Che Jockey. Cro,x d'Or. should
win sure. He was but shade short on
Saturday, and then was only beaten
neck in 1:13 for six furlongs.
BIAS DOR IN FOURTH.
Bias dor should land the fourth race,
though he may tire at the end and succumb
10 that game little horse, Little Scout, VINO
Is good now and who SO likes to run In the
stretch Still. there is nothing in the race.
AMID AMID gas aW or from raa m a IN ae
20 on and probably last. He scarce likes
a mile and one-sixteenth. but he should
have beaten Miss Mae Day at mile ana
seventy yards, and she has beaten Scout.
As before. this is good spot TO Turn i, d
trick, but every one has confidence in tne
entire honesty Of Mr. AVIS and the lap, aPi''i y
these two races, Rio Shannon and hummer
II do not count.
Two-YEAR-oLDs IN FIFTH.
Magnoiin should win the fifth race on
what she did last time out. With 10g pounds
up she ran six furlongs in 1:l3S.. With
fifteen pounds of she should run in liz.
That will win. Forehand could beat Mag
noiIn month ago. He has had d, a s lstru p
and may not be tit to go SIX last an 1ari cave
Farmland all he wanted with weight on;
He really should win. but his rest may
have left him bit short to-day. he can
Mafalda ran a hard race with Jenane,
and neither came back With a gooo: Dms
Judge MSTRhy says ,b ahai be ha sC Mag
! F F NAV win. The aged horses do
not seem to count. Magnolin ran faster
W WedR W with Magnolin dulled by her he
last race and Mafalda similarly ansc. ,',;,,
the best bet is. Forehand. who shouio VIII
anyhow. II he Is not short.
MOYLE OR JAKE WEBER.
Movie looks best in the sixth race. JAKE
weber will go well. He has run good races
shorter distances M Mits MeE E going we'll
lust now. His last race was bright. hei'
lucky Cardinal should De tniru.
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one in the second game, the locals punched
their hits with two errors and scored three
runs 4 base on balls and two errors were
visitors. Attendance. iO.s25 Scores:
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The failure Of the st. Louis baseball men TO
play the national game with the proper vim.
coupled with the catch Of ground ball by
winsome miss In front Of the grand stand yes
terday. may lead to an innovation In the na'ionai
While the butier-fnsered Brownies, were let
ting the ban sSs LADY ea
skill Al ses sIov. ss he
sland structure. the young lady Jumped from nes !,
seat, ran toward the bal! and made one-han n.,
ao s III. sd se.y The .e.s ps.
bali in ner lap and returned 70 Ter seat while
ner to Jet him have the ball: :, a.. p,a,,,
she evidently concluded that II the Browns owns
could not play any letter than they were DONG
it was tme 10 make them put ,nsi. hands md he be
hind their backs and face the clock. and sne
his point and she gave him the sphere; The ne
R play ho ms' ~is ,ss
Umpire Connolly IN 4, : ,eedna o. en'sa's
have ea owed s L to the little lady who eausht he
ball a. III WOULD sye Scored on The
AT any rate. she cut on q run -
Farrerl. the Boston's eiephantine catcher. gave
e1hbtion Of base running ysseraayn , tns'
M'a Inc pss NTH sne iunns Farre uncorked pretty
left and within fsW fe drove
p 1ua n ssekstoo resehed sssond By ms,ys!:
snsI. e csnter All heroes. however: have thsi.
moments Of peril and , pTke. came sa NV nailed
oae Al s''f sobSe Wasee The Scot
Clearly and had s., # At The plaWSs
ssssl out y a, rss and iet Anderson Kick bs
shsd e the ps i tx
| the thirty yards betwe"n third and home
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GAMES AT EHMAN's PARK.
Globes wfn Fren Marines-walli
Pitches No-Elit Came.

Pitches N0.Hlt Game.
The Globes defeated the Marines at En-
mans Park yesterday before large crowd
In q one-sided game by q score Of ls to
I. Pitcher Wallis. formerly Of st. Charles
Trolley League Club. pitched mastery
game. letting the Marines down without a
hit.
The Marines scored their only run In the
third inning on an error by Donnelly.
The Globes put up q nne fielding game
Kumpt. in center, made Sensational catch
after hard run. Winkelmeyers catching
and throwing to bases was the feature
The drst same, between the Worid's
Fairs and the Gfand.L leaders,, was won by
the former BY the score of e Rensen-
brink Was In the boz for the Worlds FAIRS
and the 9Iafid-Ieaders were unable to
solve his delivery.
The h6ttthe OF Lynch and Aiming was
the feature Of the game.
In the morning the Worlds Fair defeat
ed the EIrt insurance Clerks by the score
% to ~ Temple pitched sor the
Worlds FatfD.
Score Of the Globes game:
Sssine. .........s ) - ~
Thres-bsss hits-GeDtsniots !. Two-bess M
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the fourth.
sTAHL BUMPS THE BALL.
Jake Stahl put one of Slever's easy ones
in the left field bleachers in the fifth in
ming for a full CIRCUIT of the bases. A COM
mon trick for visiting clubs, but something
the locals have not done this season.
A double play by Wallace and Anderson
shattered the Bostons' hope for tally in
the sixth inning. The seventh age was a
fruitless period. In the eighth inning. q
hunt. wild pitch. single and double gave
Boston two more runs.
well as the second. In the last inning he
pulled Heidrick's terrific line drive down.
and tossed Wallace out at first before he
could get back This stopped what looked
like last inning rally as Friel and Sug-
den followed with singles. but Hemphill.
who went to bat for Seyers. brought mat
tiers TO an end, by tanning. The score:
FIRST GAME
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-Doh1e l. Tregerthen 1. Stolen bases-Kumpt J..
Wills l. Passed bal!s-Giderhaus 3. Struck out
BY Wallis 3. by Sauerbrum s. Batteries-Globes.
WELLS and Winkelmeyer, Marines. Sauerbrrm
and Gildehaus. Time Of game-Two hours. Um-
pire-Jack Shelter.
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Chicago ................0 o o 2 0 o 3 o 9-5
Ne" Aork ..-...............3 VI 10
Left on bases-Chcago I2. New York s. TWO
pase hits.Magoon !. Green L. Callahan l. Elter-
Ield Three-base hits-Conroy /. Home runs
Hams !. Stolen BASKERVILLE /. Double plays:
CaiIahan lunassistedl 1: Callahan. Tannehill and
out,By White J. by Grifnth 9. Bases on balls
on White 3. of Griffith g Wild pltches-Whte
l. Hit with ball-Holmes ., CANCEL l. Keller ].
Time-Two hours and twelve minutes. Umpire
Egan.
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Jack o.counor. the invaders . bscksfop
who has been suspended by Clarke GRIMM: &C
cunied a seat in one of the boxes yesterday
The King refused to express his opinion Of
Griffith. irving a. his reason that II was SUNDAY
and he hated to break the Sabbath.
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boodon 10 shut out & team. McAleer should take
the hint and eradicate superstition. root and
branch from the Browns.
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White Heals


Zone out when winning run was scored
M xns1ie. sea. 4rithmom isis Il
Earned runs.seals 4. Americans 2 Two,base
Iuns-Armstrong l. LINING Left on ,, bases.
By McCulien Bases on bails-On Hines 2. off
EcCullen /. Hit by piched bAll-By Hines ]. BY
NcCullen & umpife-Bis Kinney.
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Minor Games.

Trenton. H. Aug. 2s.-The Trenton team
silly defeated the F1oerkes of st. Louis toby.
batting Vorwek to all parts Of the field. The
score was l6 to g. Trenton secured seventeen
hits This makes the seventeenth straight game
Trenton has won. Batteries-Trenton Refining
and Welze: Floerkes. VoIwek and lsieer.
Stanton H. Aug. 23.-The Staunton Browns
defeated the Staunton Cardinals here to-day by
a score Of II to I. Batteries-Browns Hitler and
Reinhot;. Cardinals. Campbell and Khemiller.
O'Fallon, ILL.,. Aug 23-In the double-header
here to-day O'Falon won both games by defeat
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No Game Mt Detroit.

Detroit. Mich. Aug 23.-The American League
game scheduled for to-day between Detroit and
Washington will be played as one Of a double
header tomorrow. ''r
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SECOND GAME.
atted for Holmes in the ninth inning.

r,i as.eu tut Huifhes IN tne nntn InnIHt
New York. 0 o 0 % OIL
Left on bases-Chicago 4. New York Il. Three
base hits.Jones l: Conroy. I. Sacrifice hits
bases-Isbell /. Double plays-Green and Isbell
/. Struck out-By Patterson L. by Howell
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BY winning both games from the Browns YES,
terfay the Boston Americans gained such lead
that only miracle will dlslodge them from tue
Ton step Of the Championship ladder
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On account Of our Offices being SO
crowded and 30 many people turned
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We do this to protect the people a1d
to convince those who may now be
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or misna med specialists. Remenbef
that Auring the month we charge bat
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that II you are SUFFERING from either
Seminal weakness, Lost Power, Varl.
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Organs or Piles, our regular fee Tor
either, without cOmplicatIons II $500,
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Failing to make . complete cure: We
agree to refund your fee. EXTRA
sfECIAL-Contaxiou Hood Poison, In
any stage, cured for $4,000. All cases
that are accepted by rs are taken
under q positive guarantee. Our rec.
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FIRST GAME
e.r nY-Yc

St Louis .............3 o o 0 0 Ga
Boston ......................0 2 / 0 0 2 0-5
Earned runs-St. Louis 2. Boston B. Two-base
hits-Sugden l. Wallace l. Anderson !. Hughes
I. Home runs. stahi l.. Double plays-wa!-
lace and Anderson !, Ferris and La Chance J.
Passed bails-stahl /. Stolen bases-Heidrick !.
Ferris I. Wild pitehes-By sievers ]. Bases on
st. Louis s. Boston 3. Time OF game-One
hour and forty-eight minutes. Umpire-con,
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BROWNS LOSE TWO SHARPLY
FOUGHT GAMES TO BOSTON.
Hughes Severs in First to C' Young Downed
sudhof Second by Score of to Fast Triple Play by Bos
GOntes-Ferrss Playing Feature of the day
Brownies Engage in Farcical Double Play.

Gle. Burkett's error. Stahl's single and two
long flies gave the Rostons two tallies in
the fourth
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CoIunbias s, Linden Hotels 1.

C0lahbfae 8, Lindell Hotels 4.
The first game 1t Kulases Park resulted in
victory for the fast coiumbias by a score Of s
The feature Of the columbias. playing was the
battery work Of Hurley and Easan.
RHE
Iandell Hoteis ..........e Ieeeo-I :! 3
Columbus ...............0 o o 0 81 3
Batteres-CoIumbias. Hurley and Eagan: Lin
dell Hotels. Duny and Hess. Umpire-Bis Kin
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of
'FRONT.' m froms
cOn6den
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co..,p or rHE QUARTER STRETCH

f:oldblatt VIII Take 500 for Doe'of
Hart-Pirateer's and Bias D'Or -
Nose Cobalt says that he will rake ssvV
for Doctor Hart who has W.. won w sha' ram ae a
mile and one-half in 2:s5 galloping the ON 9n,.
or day. Hart IL rot a high-class horse, Jul
he Is a useful sort Of platter.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Where They Play To-Day.
The Boston Americans dispelled any

st. Louis at Boston. lPittsburg at Pnila.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. lChicaco at New York.
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Mr.. Wright also made an offer to Henry
colt. In view Of the fact that the son OF
Dochart is almost years old and not ID
any of the big fall stakes, this Is a huge
nrice, Bas dor is a grand colt and of UNI
doubted soundness He is not large boned.
but his legs are beautiful columns Of pol
ished marble. His brother. croix DOT, IS
also a wonderfully sound horse. There is
not a pimple on either animal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24

Early Wright, who trained for Buckley &
Bailey until recently. gave U. e. De Amman
$500 for Pirateer last week. This is
large price for such a horse, especially as
this one is threatened with navicular dis,
ease. Pirateer is well-bodied horse ana
very handsome, but of very average merit.
and he never has beaten anything like .
good platter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24

Jockey Henry. who was set down by
Judge Bryan at Hawthorne for pulling
Grand Opera when he was 4-to-5 shot, is
riding again at Hawthorne. The Chicago
papers ingeniously point out that Ed Cor
rigan and his nephew. Pat Dunno, have
first and second calls on the rider. aid that
he will be given another chance. II this
had happened in st. Louis. what a fuss
there would be. Truly Chicago Is the spot
for strong Jockey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24

Although the disagreeable incident be-
tween starter Hoffman an6 Ed CorriEan
has practically ended. the public insists up.
ON showing It's approval OF Holtman's work
at every turn. He was heartily cheered fol
his flrst start Saturday. Nothing Official
has been done about his resignation. which
Is still operative. he sayR S5s
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pr6pe11nn1re.

81 u6ienoer / oisie Mage e,,oer
Brbperumre al bette 8lak og beber
etbDer, iom 1no6tager ct. faaoant, onl
at fa1lfe Set oeluillig 9pu1nrfiom.
beo % giennemleie set gr1n6igf,
la1H bile Set ttill Be,t1ter og 8efiettote.
.snrIig benleoe bt 0puprfi onpbeber
.paa bore itorurteoe Bramie ibl16,
ifglge bpilfe ct gAlbbo11re e1rter1e bl d
slfrafs ffaar bele BEG Hell af 6er
i,,ola rraoe s. on.oll er.
|ligbs orn lea1 oai 25l
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Spre,,, 4ultn:h Ell oal1If Wfono.
Ser timber 9eapl1et u&onoufongcr"
bar runhet 93p / inor1 olle @eroel $
9anbe beo at gribe en- &onol1f,tgle,
iom ifpOeS uo al ell &anon,
reUer bal1ne Sis runot GoliTor=
mia 111eb ct Gellfab on0re s(rtilter
pg giper Joreltillinger. Jorleoen
optrao6te gelifobet / gco110io SaIl,
liot n6enfor g1tilu11 og boDbe neh
benlre 2ejlrgbeG trltffet ct t5rre N11=
blifum til @us, !e1rO man nogenli16e
ti0ligere boo6e let Scan0ia. Sore
ltillingen oar u6rnnrfet, og / Ger
0e5esbe6 &ongerrs &reltotioner tog
fer, lo1n alle ar16re steoer. @niet
meb gtorm. Sen poc gfteroaret
to1nn1er fan til Son Troacisco. Wg1 Wg11r.
9ol1um giorbe lin Sis itor 2Dffe
poo &jpbenbobns Sipolt.
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st im1ft Gftcrmele faar of6p6e

st i,n,1ft Gfter1nele faar af6p6e
Magiiter @al6emar 8orcbienius /
rDonnebrog" of @roslerer 6. 81.
Stenlen / &ipbenbabn, iom I flere
glar boe6e / @b1cago og nele fie1t6te
sen 9lf0sbe. ST. @tenien ffriper:
v@omle Magiiter 8orcbient1S!
Set meooeles mig, at gaqnle 8orcb.
ienins er be6 / Chicago. @nbper,
ser bar fien6t ban1, bill minbes bam
u1e6 en- barm og fierlig Sanfe. Son
bar Ben irbarnere6e @oobeo og Gift
ber0igbe6. 2opal og milo fin @om
operfor alle, bielpiom / itort Ont
fang. G;or1roIig u1eb omertta11ife
Gorbol6 bleo ban olortg- -altto paa
tpers of Sen bi6iige, ofte oneroreone
Epaplbeb - en- ibrig 8ennorer at
ssSngerioll - iaa iDrtg, at ban ofte
blep repet meb at lin 8egeiitring !
Sen @roo, at ban glen1te 0m1gtpel1er
% Steb. &oem buffer life gamle
8oroblenil1s / l16ltillingsaaret boS
Sob. 8eterlen poa Mlmanfee Mpe.
6e1l garrle 6anffe Sta1nfneipe.
son fpl6te go6t set ofte blanoebe
SeITab. 8lep @ernptterne liot be-
Sc, f111oe 1non nlti6 itole puu, at
8orcbfe11ilg uagleoe, og bar Der en-
ifrioig @rabat i Sloffen> tog ban Jig
ferlig of bant fulgte Bonn bient og
taIfe miI6e 0r6 til bonn. IS IS
San bar Get beolte Menneife, leg
bar fiien6fii % anorege Danffe Y gbi-
cngo iaapel, ion bert pare1toe fietn-
per,ne Gbieag offarepe 81 nj, % bans
2ine er lutte lttnoes bonn npeo
,l.ane sI ar Bans @oobeo
e
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Sanjf Nlmiifoircftpr / gfelu gprf.

Set folteoe mango Spertoteller %
Ell life laa list bpjere 9dn at faa
9aelp Yorfs popl1lnre Danlfe @}l1iif=
bireftpr, 9r. Sobn 8. @anlenL flDt=
tet ira &roctor's Sbeater / 1875. Co.
Sc, buor fan bor onret 0irigent / 2
s(or, .oper paa SEN un6en SiOe al
@ooen til SEN npe> flotte uSrpbeun
Ntulicol Sail" Ser ibi11ge0e @r.
SSobn g. s. Saft1toffen for f6rite
Gang forrige 2grOog be6 slabnings=
fefen, og fer blep Fan bg6ret mes
en- 9lomlterregn, bporpaa u0rpbe<
INNS" gier, Scr. Sanuels, oberrafte
ban1 en- @ulo=8rpItnool Gorm al
ea o2tDas n1eo 1ian:s,li:;r u &ubiner.
lAs6beler u9enral."
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genfions 2iiterrle bliper minbre

8emfons 2iiterne bltber mtnbre.
8enlions &on1isitonRr &are Of.
fen1liggiGr M11talIet at Sc af Gegie>
ringen penlionere6e geteraner. Ser.
pr ifte foa 11ange iom for ct Mar
.iioen % antallet bill iannipnligpis
pebblipe at formin6ifes l1n6er NOR
11tale 5orbo16 Set fanleoe Mntal
.er 996, $40. Mf oisfe er 729, 1856
5golbater og 267, 1870 gnfer alas-
Siificeret mes Senipn, III be forifiieslllii,
&c @rige' er 2iiten bopeoia iagelig faa-
|le6es gorgerfr frige1t, 703 ,456 ssss1t1- sst1-
|palioer og 24s, 800 sg1,fer; Sen ipan-
tie sspig 200 sssSnDall tier og 3 ,662
Gllfe Ser ere orprbr
Ifi;fS fSsYs III, e9R lEfi ifr
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Sra Ganaba. S r@ocial6emo,
fraten" &igbenbobn fin6es et 8rep
fra EN- oanif @1an0s &en1er, @ana-
ba. @on o0barer ir01rengenGe
9anife moo at tage til Canada, oo
Iorbol6ene Ser ct gonlfe fortpib(ebe,
% bou :giper en- frpgtelig 9effripelle
al Sen 9ebonoling. ban lelb bar oG-
ret @ienitonb for beropre.
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RlanQt + rdnQ$m0tlQ / HlnQrlkQ.
(1.,.re..ante .1..,,ss fra 1.ase k,la.r.) }

sisnrb 8effer, Sgn al &ait. @ef.
ter, @rap1ingr Micb, bar> efter at
babe taget San6lege @fsomen beb
l1niperitetet i 9lnn Mrbor, ne6iot Jig
lo,n Son6lege / Detroit, Weicb.
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@aar6t @eir ! Gnelanb. gn frpg.
telig Stornr rofeoe gnglano it6ite
l1ge. gadonlig 2onbon og ben ipo.
lige 9el al 2an0et ipnes at babe li6t.
Selegrafforbin6elier bar afbrltote
og bleb f6rit n1uliggiorte efter n.egen
8eiper. Seltene, bbilfe 6ef f6rite
Mnn1ee @orps bare bule6e be6 Ml..;
oerDot, bleb oIoeles bleite / Stpf.
fer. Denninger1te ben 11De Sapn
pe6 Doper bleb g6elagte. &asfa.
ger Damperne fra Sranfrig tom ino
|rneget foriinfe0e efter at babe re0et
5tormen afi aanalen for s eller q
sESimer. &0eiaa fra Sc franife &attaI-
babne 1neo6eles ON DoeIeggelier.
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Mir. Marc,ts 6. Srarnp, ser ion1

Avt%> SvSuAkV~ w Ct>"~Nff Wv I>*"s
fpr on1tolt bar b9ret ne0 paa Ell
9(utpn1cbitet1tr tp9rs ober 9l1lerifa,
fra SHIT til Spit, im1nen meo Scr.
6. s. Setcb, far MI fl,loen6t &eilen
pg er sob Bebol6 gseip Oorf. SON
bar gipet Ell, on1fatte110e 8elfripelle
of Sen pobelrge &ejle mes ct &jgre=
tpi bpis 9ripfraft par en- enfelt @g-
Iinoer @osolil1 Wfolfine, og Set fp!=
bes olel,e Sen on1bDggelige Has1ting
berne fif, at Suren / Set Sele funoe
ful6fpres. Mejien begpnbte Sen 90.
Sunni og tilen6ebrogtes paa 61 9a>
&c. W}onge omerifonlfe 9agblaoe
brilrger en- lt6fprlig 8eretning. al
9fejien, Ieolaget uf r9napibotS" al
Sc melt ipen6en6e Situationer, Ser
ofte Ier ret bolsbreffe16e u0. Sci
bar fin Snteresie for os 9onlfe, at en-
of bore 2on0smen6 bar en- al 6em,
Ser foretcg 6enne &eiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

u&epnbltfaneren", set norf rf=ban.
ife l1geblao / Safe @ii1s, ssSo., ct
io1gt til &rofesior 81. 9. Mnoerio11,
ltbgiber al r9lmerifa 8Iu0et er
opbprt at ubfonune fra 1i6lte l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

1parer @r. sss 81 &
@pergsnaal. 2'
Isl brtager 5
ter, Gabrielle MI.
lte @o1non
iom 9e beb, onIbdt 81 81
6orbolo til 9fuelpillerff EIeo
nora 9uie;; etSDibere en- Operiettel.
lie al @uitobe glnuberts itorIooebe,
men bitre &roidpigt1ring Sen belli-
ge Mntontus' GriHelie", paa 6anif
ue0 @opbus MsmeIts, og ben fi6ite
itore sufces fra piflano, Sbo4rtos
@anns &oma1ls 6omiIien 8u66en.
broof", Ser at ritifen er bete9net
iom SEN eneiteshpffe gto1non ser fan
TITLES be6 @i0snaf rssssbrn l1bl", Ser
/ 6ior gioroe fad t1legen 2pffe.
81 tager Mhfl0 ne6 ST.. 9sanie,l
Der belotgots itSe lDnes at bore BET
min6lte afficereAtfaf Sc il,.l,oiige Mn-
greb, Ser eonslrter bar peret rettet
moo bam fra enspiS bigot og bornert
aliffes srbe. Com li1ternrs 2eoers
af 9on0ets 1rds
9eonien = poa sns ,,sIi
6orretr1inesrnat afliIf1
srnogsoonrneer Ili!l
Mol1o pao Sen ssale @ a L. sssl] 81
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r11ngbomsbaabet" er 9eapnet pa

rltngbomsbaabet" er Mopnet pao
ct npt banif 8lab, iom bar iet Go-
gems 2ps Son Srancisco. Set l1o-
gibes al en- ligeIe0es nplig
itiftet l1ngoontsforening / 8pel1s
ct. Gnsgar banlfe Menigbe6. So
relpbig n0fonlner Set fin / @ong
moane0lig mes 1-n1aIfinlfreoet -
@fse1nplar, iom opIeles paa Sore
ninge1s Mpoer. SeGoe Goreningen
,1omGrfer fig ifriper u8ien", life
iaa meget peo lit 1tore Meolemson-
tai iom beO at tnlle 1rogle faa
Meolenmer, Ser bil ofre bnobe &lpgt
og S(rhei0e for Goreningen; og
&irfeiagen i Set bele toget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Selcaraf / gllaffa.

Seleeraf / Mlaffa. General
@reelp, 9fficer I be Sor. @taters
glrme og g1oropo1sfarer, er fortioen
bejfjeftiget 1ne6 at etablere SeGegraf>
forbtn6elier nleo @laifa. &on bill
forbin6e @itfa 1reo sSSuneau paa
6oitlan6et, og sSuneau og Sfaguap.
Sen ii6ite @trefning er ofbatgig af
set cano6iffe SDftenl og for at nn6.
goa bette, oil e11 M Troa6 blibe lagt,
ser bliber u6eInffe1tbe an1erifonif og
nn6er @egierirgens @ontrol. @Db
poa bill 2i1ien fra Sitfa blipe ldgt
iii @ea1tle. Gen. @reelD bar nlle.
rebe oberleet @on1trnftionen al
5000 Mt4e al Selegraf @1lippi.
nerne og 5000 Mile Cuba.