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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

Man Zan is the Pile Remedy that
reaches the spot and stops all pile
pain instantly. II you suffer with
Blind Bleeding, Itching or Protrud'
ing piles and want to be cured 1t
is only necessary to use ManZan, the
G-eat Pile Cure. Sold by CITY Drug
Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
LET 1T BE SAID
OF YOU


When you have nothing
FURNITURE
CARPETS have
week No collector
little Christmas handsome
gifts when buy yhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

Does the young father who wheels
a baby coach feel that he Is in the
push.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

The latest wooden fabrics for ladies'
garments at j. j. Stolfa's. lion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27

FAMILIAR EXAMPLE.
Now, little boys said the Sunday
SEgZxzaze
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
CHANGES IN RULES
FOR 1904 FOOTBALL

With the approach of the football
season. the following comment on the
changes in rules for 1904, will be inter-
est to the PLAYERS Of the proposed Homo
lulu league:
Yale football authorities have not been
planning for much change in the style
of play this fall as the result of the new
rules adopted by the general commit
tee early this spring and just published
IN full A well-known alumnus, who
has coached many teams and who has
been a close student of football rules,
said the other day;
The changes are simple enough and
will not cause any extensive alterations
in the game in general. The most radi-
cal is that which allows only four points
for a field kick, instead of the five here
tofore, given.
Next to this is the clause which in
sists that there must be six men on the
scrimmage line. This expressly stipu-
lates that, if there are not more than
six men on the scrimnage line, one of
those not in the line must be outside the
position occupied by the end rush.
AS to penalties, they are to be group
ed this year under FIVE and fifteen-yard
classes, but this change is one of clear
ness rather than anything else
"The rule which clearly defines the
duties of the linesmen and the umpire
is important Last year the two waited
for each other and at times there was a
general misunderstanding about minor
points. No benefit could be secured dur
ing the season through divided respon-
sibility
Under the new rules, the linesman is
asked to watch the ends on their off
side plays and kicks, to note the tripping
of ends when they are going down the
field on kicks. and to detect the ends in
the roughing of fullbacks. The umpire
is left with practically the same duties
as before. with the above exceptions"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
SHORT SENSATION
OVER PRIZE FIGHT

Jaw, I told We so-of course Jeff'd
win,-that was a piper
This about told the story of the ex-
pressions Of the crowd which assembled
in front of the Columbia saloon on Ho-
tel street last evening, when the an
nouncement came of the conclusion OF
the Jeffries-Munro tight.
The crowd had expected to spend
about an hour watching the report of
the big fight. round by round, but tie
beginning and the end came together,
and it was disappointed crowd which
dwindled away
Albert Lucas and Dickev Davis, who
had made arrangements for cable ser
vice by rounds to be posted at their
saloon, were surprised to get but the
brief cablegram of the fight. Although
it was their loss to some extent to put
the bulletin out SO quickly, yet to satisfy
even the crowd that had come, they
posted it at once.
Jeffries was the favorite in expressions
as to who would win, but few bets were
laid. One was bet of SIoo to 80 in
favor of the champion.
The Butte miner, who was believed to
be the only man who could wrest the
championship laurels from Jeffries, fail
ed to make good from the start. Three
knock-downs in the first round indicates
pitiful lack of ability, and shows that
he even failed to break through Jeffries'
guard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27

EVERY COMMUNITY has been
benefited by the introduction of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy into this country. There is
scarcely reighborhood but that some
one can be found whose life has been
saved by its use. 1t is the best known
medicine for all forms of stomach and
bowel troubles. II never fails to give
immediate relief and can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by all Dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
POLO TOURNAMENT
WILL CLOSE TODAY

Today will mark the close of the polo
tournament at Moanalua, the Maui and
the Kauai teams being scheduled for
their second game. which is to begin at 8
o'clock.
Owing to Wilbur's broken leg,his place
on the Maui team will be taken by Fred
Baldwin, captain of the Yale polo team
who arrived this week on the Ventura
from the mainland Fred Baldwin has
never engaged in polo tournament in
the islands but his record on the Yale
team would indicate that the Mauis will
get a good man. This will give the Maui
team three Baldwins There are two
Rices on the Kauai team
The ponies of both teams. although
subjected to hard use on Wednesday, are
again in the pink of condition. none of
them being damaged in the least.
The officials who served on Wedres-
day will occupy the same positions to-
day. A big crowd is looked for as the
Mauis are expected to put up a hard
game, so that there will be no repeti-
ton of the widely divergent score which
obtained in the first game.
The Kauai players will all use cork
helmets today the object being to pre-
serve their heads from chance or acct
dental mallet blows.
Buses will again meet the electric
cars at the Kalihi terminus so that after
2 o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
FIRST AMERICAN COINS M1NTED.

the United 1909, redeemed
half-cen This time the history Of the
that such for redemption
is than since the first hafcent coined
ing them
Possibly person living the United
States a halfcent piece.
The report the Director of the Mint 81
shows that 7o22 representing $3Q92oI
issued For almost half century each annual OF the Treas
Department has included them the outstanding OBJ
legations of the Government
The halfcen the coin of the smallest denomination
made by this country enjoys the distinction also OF being
the rst issued and also the first whose denomination dis
continued The United States Mint established and
hafcents issued Half the total
number OF hafcens coined 1870 after
which their coinage with exceptions limited None
for 1924 from 1896 1913
Finally 1857 coinage that of the big copper
of their coinage they practically had disappeared from the
channels of trade.
The needs adopting halfcen the lowest vauecom
putting early OF the republic
Colonial artngs of the commercial
value then articles priced and
sold in halfcen With the progress the values and
the ha-cent disappeared and their following the
rst decade OF the almost entirely confined to mupe
While all other discontinued types and denominations of United
States have oblivion the hacent the only
which OF the
redeemed singular unexplained fact has been OF
frequent and inquiry and treasury officials
Large qualities of hacents be found the stocks
dealers The dates sold at good premium
extremely worth their weight gold
Ferran Zarbe of Louis, the who the
balcen pieces Washington for redemption He prizes
highly calling one and which
exchange for the
half-cent pieces he had forwarded-Gateway Magazine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27

Today's game at the League baseball
grounds will be as follows:
1870 p. m.-Mai1es VS.. Elks.
$50 p. m.-Punahous VS.. Rams.
ACCURATELY
DESCRIBED

That splendid sailor of the seas. the
good American ship Kenilworth, is in
port after q record run from Hilo, Ha-
waiian Islands, and is discharging Ter
sugar cargo at Red Street Wharf, and
while Captain ST. Clair was obliged
to say that he encountered nothing out
of the ordinary, one of the crew was
found who gave enough "reminiscences
of previous voyages to fill the columns
of several editions of the Evening
Telegraph.
This old sea dog told of fights that
he had seen in every sea between all
sorts of monsters of the deep-gory
combats they were. where swordfish
proved victor over whales and sharks;
but the tale in which he takes the most
pride in telling was of the day in the
Bay of Along at Tonkin when the
hair of the ships crew turned white
at the sight of a genuine sea serpent.
Not only are the tales of the sea that
this old salt of the Kenilworth tells alb
solutely veracious, but his account of
seeing the elusive sea serpent is en-
tirely unimpeachable Some years
NAVE DOW SAdpSSu Slice IIllS SdllOT ndQ
the sea serpent experience, but he says
he will never forget the impression
that the sight of the dread monster
made upon him.
His story viii remove all doubt from,
the minds of those who hesitate to
believe such a thing as the sea serpent
exists. When first seen it resembled
a floating island. Suddenly the sup
posed island became imbued with life,
and then from the sea there arose the
hideous head of the sea serpent The
huge fish then began to plunge.
1t was fully 100 feet long and at least
16 feet in diameter. It was covered
from head to tail with bright yellow
spots When the great fish began to
circle about the ship terror seized the
crew. and they all fed below. with the
exception of the sailor who spins this
yarn. He pluckily remained on deck,
and to his nerve the world is indebted
for a detailed description of a sea
that thousands have thought
to be only a myth. Not until the sea
disappearance did the seamen
come UP from below. While the sight
was terrifying. the old seaman of the
Kenilworth says he would not have
missed il for a good deal.
It is some years since the ship Kenil-
worth was in port. When she left here
last her destination was Japan. Cap
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
THE NEW FRENc4 REMEDY.
THERAPION. n. I'd. p :ssIss:. :.

eea1y ussd In the Continental Hozpitala by Rtooed
&es&az. 1oosrt. veipeau, and others, oomhtnae al
5hs dsGdsraka 20 DO sought In medicine ID eAo
kizd. end SURPRISES svc-y thing hitherto smrl0g~A
W4ERAPfOM no. . maintains its wog19
aaswnsd aud ven -msEitsd reputation for dezanSs.
@1s1ss cf The ktdneya, palns In ths back. sa9
ka1drsd siimeuss. Attending prompt rslisf where
Eezer wall tried rsrpedies have been poweriesA
HkaERAPiON no. z fortmpudty Of the blood.
Esfvy. plnp9es spots blotches, pains and swelling
H& foints gout rheumatism, all diseases for WhieA
re- Aas oeen too much fashion to employ mercury.
sspariLa &c. 70 the destruction Of sufferers scstA
Ha1 ruin Of hoaith- This preparation purihes Tbs
41cls system through the blood. and thoroughly
Hszninafss al poisonous matter from the body.
MAERAPfON no 8 for exhaustion, slsspp
ssnoss, and al distressing consequences "a
#3splyakzon- wo<Ty, overwcrks &C. II posesasea
2TEs1azng power In restoring strength and viso< b
s*ses suffering from the enervatang influences q
Ssgs9 sssidencs IN hot. ui.healthy chmAtes-
BHERAPiON 10 sold By the prtnsspas
E&anz1zSs and 1icrrllznhs throus bout the world.
&ssoe IN England, IA Cd. aud d Cd In order
No sssse which d the three nnmbers 10 70
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Eu1zzzs package By order Of His Aaiestys Hon
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
-
NOW OPEN!
kapi0Dani Park

THE AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
en- Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
: D m. and from to $50 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays it will open at ! p. M.
ADMISSION will be FREE on
thursdays. On other days a charge
win be made of 10 cents to adults and
8 cents to children under fourteen years
Sf age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27

school superintendent. Il want you to
tell me what faith is"
followed.
Coin out on the pier early in the
rnornin' to ketch a mess O. fish for
breakfast he said.-Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
NATURAL ENOUGH.

why does he behave in that silly
fashion when he's with her?"
"Oh that's his fancee; she simply
owns him.
What has that to do with it?'
well, under the circumstances it's
natural for him to behave like one pos
sessed. '-Philadelphia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27

tain st. Clair is being congratulated on
the splendid way he handled the vessel
on this last trfp.-Philadelphia Tel
egraph.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
BATH, THE PLUMBER
~ King Street. opposite Young Hotel
PHONE 81

The oficial and Commercial Record
ellis a long felt want. Published Mon
days and Thursdays.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
giloer aus Gorfn.

Nuf 2orfu, bel1 gilanb Der f6iffss
beriibmten pbGafen, bereinen ii9 bic
Sagen Der bomerii9en @eidnge,, cine
rubmrei9e 9efdi9te unb bic ent5ii<
denbften lsnbptrtbi6aften &eias.
Nu9 berjenige, Der bur9 anoere
8ilber Der an pittoresfer S90nbeit 10
rei9en Mittelmeerfiiitsn bereits perz
pDbnt tit, pirb ii9 bes @efibls itaus
member 8etpunberung ni9t erpebren
tOnnen. Our 2infen bic ta6len unb
e~rnften albanif9en gerge, our Reaten
ais benfbar srDBter Gontrait Die rei=
9e fubtrOptf9e @esetation Der forz
fiotii9en 9Dbenaige, auf benen Weinz
edrten, Olibenbaine unb @drten poa
MdnbelbGumen miteinanber abtpe9z
feln, unb i'm @%orbererunbe bic tmerrafz
fenfOrmig ii6 aufbauenben Stabt nit
i1ren 4 bis 5 Stod boben 9dufern,
iiber bic Der Oo~ppelsipfel Der
FOrterezza vecchia unb bic biifteren
Mauerpdae Der neuen Seitung ems
pprragen.
Wie BEL ben meiiten StGbten in ben
Dtli9en Sbsilen bes Mittelmeeres
I9pinbet alerbings BEL ndberem 3uz
ieben audi bier elm She'll Der S0ufion.
Die Gntpidluns Der lebbaften unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Yertfpl bes M9ilIeions,
NIT benz Slid au
&prfu.

MISREPRESENTATION 9anDeistabt purbe
Biz in cine maize 8ergansenbett bur4
benz S9niirleib elmer engen umfpal>
lung se6emmt. Saber aud bic bins
melboben 9Gufer uno fur4tbar en-
gen Straben, in benen es freppauf,
ireppab geht, ipsnn mir, ben 9of Der
Ooeana bur9f9rettenb, bon Der ausz
Ii4tsrei9en Strada sulle Mura IN
bas Snnere abbisssn. Die Sebsns<
piirbigteiten Der Stabt finb aud
ni9t i'm Gtanbe, ben Sremben fonz
berlid an5uloden. lleberaus lohneno
lit iebo9 Elm 8efu9 Der bemerfense
tpertben Puntte- Der ndberen uno
tpeiteren ltmgebune, an bic it1 bic
@radblungen Der Obphsusfass tniis
pfen.
Den itimmungspoait item @nblid gez
niebt man, tpenr man auf Der 3pts
I6en Der 9agune &alifiopulo unb benz
9anal BON &orfu lissenben 9ulbinisl
big gu Der ben Numen Ganone tra<
eenben Sibfpibe peiter pdnbert.
Senn bier um @insang in bic 2agu>
ne liegt bas feline 3aubereilano, Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Snfel Pontifoz
niii, tpssen ibrer 3ierlidfsit unb ibres
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
&letue ~etaotua@rt9tsn.

Seit 6 prnt a q puroen fieben
5dne bon gbolera infantum. bic fid
als tOotli4 erDieien, in Der Office Der
misunderstanding ansemeloet. Sas
augsnblidlide @stter, troboem es bod
nidt serabe 10 iebr beiB 1T, i9eini
oennod fir Sduslinge tein Defenders
ginfiges 81 isin.
s m Sispen q + u m erf9ien
aeiiern Mbenb fpdt elm fi9 Sbos. @rap
%rennenber, an Der @eorgia unb Nohle
Str. pobnsnoer Wann, UNI fi9 feline
burd einsn S9lag nit einem Mauer-
feline sebrO9ene Naie sure9t oOttern
3u laRen. Wer Der @eriiber Der 9bai
getueien, lieb fi9 lsioer 3ur 3eit niti
ermittelr. ats
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
slm Is. uno IA Mueuif wiro sas

I'm Ii. un0 IL NuBuH miro Gus
Teuti9tbum bon indianapolis pieosr
ben Seutf9en Sag begeben. Serielbe
pirb biesmal bon beionoerer @i9iig=
felt iein, oa fi9 bann Der Gtaatsber=
bann Seuti6er 8ereine Orsanifrsn
piro. 8rOBartig ioate au4 besbalb
bic Concentration Der oeuti9en BeboI-
tsrung iein. sic bat es in Der Sarb
au 3eisen, bab ibre Madt in @irtli9.
teit uno nidt auf benz papier beftsbt.
Gin einises Deutidtbum 1T uniiber=
tpinbli9 unb tpsnil an ben 6eftabenoen
Der @ermania parf in @lutben benga-
lif9en Jeusrs erftrablt unb bic &ate=
ten praKelno gum Nadtbimmel empor-
fteisen, bann mirb Der Gefiubel ben
M%atibiffen tpeitbit berfinben, baB bas
oeuti9e Clement fi9 ieiner Strait be-
puBt lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

tleinen umfansss vOie Maus" se>
nannt, bon Der Die Gage er5Gblt, boB
fe bas Derteinerte S4iff Der 9bGdten
lei, auf benz bieie ben Sbpheus na4
feiner 9eimutb bradten, fpOrauf Der
srsrimmts poisibon bas Sabraeus
fammt ieinen Sniahen in Stein Dere
panbelte.
gla6e baben mir es bon bort aus
no6 benz prG9tie geleeenenO orfe 9uz
fturi, be1en iptber air4tburm iid
f6arf bon bes 6immels 8fau abbebt.
nnpeit bubon itebt bas i'm altgrie6i>
i6en Yalafttil erbaute @9ineion, no
&aiierin gli5abetb bergebens 9eilung
BON i6rem Weltf6mer5 fu9te. &us
Der f9neuen 4usfibrung bes 8aues,
Der pon 1890 gu 1891 nit einem
&oitenaufnanb BON fieben Milionen
erri9tet tpurbe, pirb elm finftlerifA
eebilOetes 4uge ii9 man9en inneren
Wiberipru4 in Der @nloge au erfld<
rem pifen. 4ber in feiner 8liithen@
pra9t bleibt es INNER elm traumbaf.
fmDnes, bon benz mslQn9olii9en
3auber ber Gomantif umpobenes
6eenf9lob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Nie0riger Gabrpreis mad California
pia YenniDlpnnia 2inien.

Muguf Is. biz a.. einf9liebli9,
iinb bonn %. big 9. September ein=
f9liebli9. grcurions : Sifets nod
San Jrancisco unb Sos Mn9eles, in
Mntetra9t beg oreiidbrigen @ontlabes
Der &nigbts Semplar unb Sopereign
@robloae s. 8. 8. s. tuerben iiber
penniplbania 9inien perfauft. SIR
p6Iige SnfOrmation be3igli& Gabr=
preis, &oute u In, fpre&e man Bel
ben Sifet=Nsenten biefer 2inien Dor,
Dber f&reibe on %. %. &i6arbion,
Difritt pafasier=M gent, Snoianapo-
liz, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
s 6otIt9er Stur3 aus be m
s n Il r.

Genfer.
Jranfort t. Is. SuIi. Ssobn
We@artp fir3te gefern frtib in Der
S6laftruntenbeit aus benz Senffer beg
2. StOdes ieines 8Ofbauiss, erIitt
S9dbelbrud uno lebte nur nod tueniae
Minuten nod ieinem Sale.
Bon Ri9monb mad g q n
6ranciseo m Nutomobil.
d M o n b, Is. Suli. @iuiam
0ausban, ueldsr Is Sabre lang in
Yotobama, Der 9aupttaot Sapans,
elm Bicpele= unb Mutomobil @eiddft
betrieben bate unb lebten 6erbf in
uniere Staot 3uriidfam, miro i'm Sep.
TENDER bic Rtdrsiie nod Sopan an-
treten unb 3tuar min er bon &i9monb
nod San Graneisco in einem Muto-
mobil fabren.
3eue5 Derb6r in Der 3im=
merman'f&en Worba4e.
Wuncie, Is. Suli. 9eute fin-
bet cine grtra.S isung i'm biefsen Be-
3irfs.@ eri9t ffatt unb tuerben Samuel
Sharp, iouie Dele uno Sames Gin
no9mals In Dem 3immerman'i9en
WorbfaIe berb6yt tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Sas Goeain= Batter.

Cine @Ocain. S6ble, go. 430 Noro
WiHouri=S traBe, wuroe bur6 bic po=
li3ei ~DOrgeifern a~usgeboben, uno &c,
fern erbielten bic 8eiu9er berielben,
bic aug idparsen nnb peiBen Mdnnerr
unb Jrauen beftanoen, i'm pOliseise=
ritts ie $40 unb Soften aufsebrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

Sobn @oppenbaper betannte fi9i 9e'
fern i'm @riminaleeridte Der 8srun=
treuung i4uloig uno wurbe bur9 rid.
ter Mlforb ftr feds Wonate in's Mr,
beitsbaus seididt.
@oppenbaper bate ieiner3eit biz
9elof9ublaoe in einem WaHaduistts
ape. &etaurant, mo- CT arbeitete, ge=
leert uno mar nit elmer tleinen Summs
ausgeriift. 20
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

Sas Warine=S eparfement bat bic
0ebung Der Brain" i'm 0afen bbr
6abana uerboten. = Die Snfamie, bic
oas Weer berbiiat, foa ni9t ans
Sa9esli9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

Hieise repnblitaHiide Yrosperi<
tdt i'm 2anb linb elm Deficit bon $751;
900, 900 i'm ~nationalen S1aBamt. Die
Staats mdnner in Waibinatun perben
balb ibre Wiini9e erfiat ieben - Die
er6bte Glotte uno Die gr6bte S9uloeu=
LAT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Bauerlaub e.

9 auerIaubn e.
Sames NelIon, b6ls. WObnbaus, 2313
8roabwap, $4,000. = g.. @lauier,
b6l3. WObnbaus, 80 Carton Str,
$1,000. = s. $. 3ein, b6l3. @obn-
baus, 20. Str. nabe 8eQefOntaine,
$4,000. = %. DO. ct. Clair, Cottage,
1911 81. Ctr. $500. : g.. $. Ridep,
2 Cottages, &oofepelt Wbe. nabe
Searbarn Str, $500. = 6. 2aufs
mann, &eparaturen, COB &c. Wef
Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
&aie:Saa.

Die gefrigen Spiels rsfuItirtpn tpie
folgt:
u merican u ociation n.
5olebo. Is. Suli.
$oleoo .....0 20OO00O0-
Snoianapolis % i 8
Batterien = &eisling uub gropn;
NQemange unb 8errD.
Winneapolis, Is. Suli.
minneapolis o 0OO0OOOO- O
st. paul. $50 00000O00- 0
observation-disclosures unb Weaper;
SlasIe uno 5. SuQibar.
Wilmautee, %. Suli.
Milmaufee. 20 0O01113#- 6
8anias @itp. q 01000200- 5
8atterien = Curtis uab @latterp;
BarrD unb Butler.
2ouispile, %. SnIi.
2OuisbiQe ~ 000O0100-1
Columbus ....O o. 6
Batterien = Spormftaebt, gaan unb
Sdrieper, Walartep unb Oeager.
NatiOnal=2 q a.
pittsbura, Is. Suli.
Cries 6 b
pittsburg. ....0 2100OOO*-3
8rootlpn. 30 00000O0O- 0
8atterien = 5laberip unb Smith;
@ronin uno Berger.
3meites SPIEL.
pittsburg. al 0O22OO0*-4
8rootlpn .....0 O0001OO0-1
8atterien-@aie unb @ariIn, @ar=
pin uno Sitter.
Chicago, Is. Suli.
@bieaso ....0 0O10OO20O- 8
Cincinnati 20 "A
Batterien-2urosren, O'Sfeil unb
Wiaiams; Walter unb @1Iei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
SbiTSnahrihten.
u ngetpm men:

men:
plpmoutb: v&aiier Wilbelm Der y@ro-
Be" bon ytem Sort.
Neu Dort: vWinnetOnta" BON 2on=
bon; vSelis", Olab bon @open=
bagen; n@alabria" BON Neapel;
y&otterbam" bon ROTTERDAM ;
rIn9Oria" bon @lasgatp.
2iperpoOl: .9ungarian" bon Wont-
real; yMontforo" bon Wontreal
unb Quebec.
@lasgow: vpomeranian" bon Wont-
real uno Quebec iiber 2iperpooI;
.Wontgollan" bon SEEM DOrf.
&otieroam: yStatenbam" bon Nep
Sort.
8remen: vprin3sb Mlice" bon SEEM
Oort iiber @berboura.
2onbon : vWinneapolis" bon Wetp
Sort.
Mobile: yNforia" bon 8lassom.
Gibraltar: nprin3eb Serene" bon Sem
Oprf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

Gin unsei@riebeues @eieb. = Nnr
poliaifien 1T bic 8erldnsuns Der prii.
gelfrafe iiber bic 8iirger geifattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

beu, tpenn linn cine eiitiee 0orfebuns
bas 8orbanbenfein beg leioigen Yeroi=
carts abiolut perbeimli9t bdtte, 10 oab
ibm elm f%ataler biplomatif6er r&ein=
fan" srfpart geblieben pdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

- Die bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der, Stabt, Mn9o's .2onsfelom".