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meibltthe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Dilion, bic bon Der 2onboner 3eituRg
u0ailp Mail" ms Gelb eei9idt
tpurbe. Qabn Sarab that f9 burd
ibren 9rapourritt bon 200 Meilen
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bic @efansenfhaft Der Buren, uno
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Ro6 berdlbtiden G~runoiibeu tuers
ben 3u Bappeni9tlbern nur bic 6arbsr
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Die arauerpe,seu ppn eateriOn.

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Die neueIfe @uSgabe oeS GanoorI
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dber leitt unsefdbr uuf 6os Siebens
fade. auf 100 Sub iteigeru.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

S9abenfeuer CAB .s In 2cns
bon i'm lebten Sabre I'm Gdn3en 3400.
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gegongsn bon so 1901 auf rs 1902
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

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Detail, bat ote gisenIhuft. benz
Rupfer Sugsfebt, oiefes 3u le9r feiRem
Drobt aus3iebeH ga luHen. 8uuas
blum toitst sesentDdrtis freilth bas
Vfunb ettpd $675.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

9en &riegstprrefppn
benten 1T bon Seiteu Rublonbs
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p6ie perbptsn porben, unb 3prrsIpons
benton, nethe gssen oisles @srbot ban,
beln, iulisn als Spions Dor Elm &riegss
oeridht asItslt peroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
8eftnu 80. apa.

Sin tuiierlidss Goitt perfIqt bic
GriinOuus elmer dineiT6sn Gje!sus
ifaft pom Rotben areuB luno oen Nn.
fhluB an Die interuutionoIe 9oupens
ton. Dem l%nterasbmsn puroe aus
BEN tdiisrliden ShoB Elm GeI1eut
bon 100000 3oeI uberipitisn.
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Mn kIono 5.

@itimo, GuBlano. 80. Weoi.
Dos srOBe Dorf Sstorast lit ubae.
brdnnt. Der 8erlult pirb duf $1,000.
600 gsi4GBt. 8ds 5susr entltdnb oa.
ourd, baB 8in6er NIT Strei9b0lsern
ipielten. Die gan3e 8eDOltsrung 1T
h%imotblos unb gu 8ettlern gstporoen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
National League.
CENTRAL HIGH AND PREPS
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

Central High School and the George
town Preps VIII meet on Georgetown
Field this afternoon. The Props an
nounCe their schedule as follows.
October Central High School on
varsity field
October 12-MCKiuIey Manual Training
School on varsity field.
October l5-Plebe Glass of the United
States Naval Academy at Anna polls.
October 22-MOuut Washington Club
at Mount Washington.
November l6-Gauaudet Second team
on varsity field
Several games now pending VIII be an
nOunced later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
SENATORS RETURN
FOR LAST CANES
End Season Here With
Athletics.
WON BUT TWO VICTORIES
Sad Record in Fifteen Days Absence
Boston Still Leads New York
by One Point.

after an absence Of fifteen days, in
which time they won only two games.
the Senators arrived in Washington
from the West last night. and meauder-
ed through uniuhabited streets and dark
alleys TO their lodgings.
Shortly afterward the Athletics We're
dumped on the cars at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot They played but little
better on the trip than the Senators
This afternoon these outfits win shiver
through a doubreheader at American
League Park. The hrst game began
ar o'clock.
Today's games and doubleheaders to-
morrow AID Monday viii wind up the
season.
Washington fans viii have their first
opportunity 20 see MIL the new second
baseman from Colorado Springs play Tn
a local uniform From all accounts his
work IN the Vest was good.
VIII Tell the Tale.
Neither Boston nor New York played
yesterday and the BeaueaUers sJiu hold
a lead OF one point This afternoon they
open IN New York the last series OF The
season. They win play five games and
the team winning three OF them viii win
the American League championship. To-
morrow. the HiEhlalders and BeaDeaV-
ers so 10 Boston for @ doubleheader and
return to New York on Monday a1l
CHESHIRE the famous exponent of the
spit Dali VIII Go the LWlrllng Tor New
York. and Dineeu VIII pitch for the
MOr1u champions today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
BUSINESS AT WORK
WITH GOOD ELEVEN
Several Old Players Have
Returned.

Business High School is the scene OF
many bruises and much sore muscle.
and the sweet odor Of witchhazel and
IMMINENT pervades the atmosphere Of the
Institution.
All this is because the husky looking
young men have been called forth to ex-
HlDlt their ability 70 bruise and to be
bruised, 10 roll, run. kick. and be mash
ee and banged upon the football neld.
captain Kaiser, who has proved his
aDlllty 20 play football on more than
one Held, and who made the only touch
down That Business made last year. is
no" naFd az work with the candidates.
Under the direction OF Jim Kerr. The
crack halfbaCk OF the OIympIas, the
boys are trying hard. and q good team
is expected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
CONDITION OF THE wATER.

Temperature and condition OF water NJ
a. m. Great Falls. condition. g.
Dalecarlia reservoir. temperature, GO.
condition, 90; condition at north con
nectiOn %. Georgetown distributing res
ervOir. tempera ture, a: condition at in
nuent gaIeHOuEe. 90. condition Al effiuent
gatehOuse. g. Washington CITY reser-
EOir, tempcra ture, -; condition at in
fluent, &c. condition at efffueut g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07

The weight in the Abe AtteII-"BrOOk-
Ism Tommy Sullivan bout in ST. Louis
on October IS VIII be 124 pounds al 6
o'clock.
What is the next good prizenght on
the ust2 Since the Britt-COrbstt mix
up IN Frisco we have had nothing worth
talking about in the squared circle ex-
cept the six-round bouts In Philadelphia
Can't the something be done To give us
some Excitement
Marriage has played havoc with the
ranks Of the female golf champions.
Three of them have married iu the past
year. and viii not enter the WOmen's
championships this year They are Ge-
nevieve Hecker. Ruth Underhnl. and
Bessie Anthony. There are seveuIy-twO
entries In ALL
The game between Columbia and
luE-5 this SON was the ursL between
the two institutions In many years.
New York fans are so down on Cham
Dlou Quittar Brush and his ball team
that they are writing verses about IT,
Some or the verses are almost as bad
AS Erush's action.
Lafayette which is being coached by
Billy Bun and Jack Ernest, is weak on
handling puts. and there IS confusion iu
rle team because OF the number OF aeF-
men.
Eeeue Fitzpatrick expects NJ r..
SHeeueg's record of feet 54a inches in
the Elgu jump made on Manhattan Field
iu 1850. 90 stand longer than any OF the
modern athletic records. lie thinks that
Rose VIII raise the shot-put figures
and that it viii not De very long before
the watches catch sehick or some or
the other lyJ-yaTd men ia 80 seconds.
Jack Johnson and Denver Ed Martin
are 10 fight twenty rounds II Los An
glles Ola October ls
The Neary-Loug fight. scheduled at
Seattle. Was called on by the sleTlur the
Civic Union having requested the sheriff
90 ACT
Tie members OF C0lumDia's football
team eIe inclined 10 le slow and logEy
lH rla-T movements and au EFFORT VIII De
made tJ ilfuse IJtll life into them
lE having them instructed lu boxing bF
Dr. IT, O. Payne, the trainer or the
team
Complaints are general in the West
that the sauueTs are Eilliag quail and
other game before the season opens.
and there is arising "a general demand
iar more stringent laws and heavier
penalties
Coach Tazl. of Michigan. is hot under
F the collar about the iuslEuatous that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
DHERTING STORY
OF RUSTIC RINGER
Guileful Attempt to Make
Tyrrell a Sucker.

Harvey Tyrreu appeared at The Times
olhce this mcrniug in response TO the
lengthy chau suge of the mysterious
Young Monday for q wrestling match
ana unfolled a remarkable tale OF
guileful attempt at match making ou
the part OF Frank Husemau. who IS
handling Young Monday.
According to TyrreII ne can make 135
pounds, while the festive stranger can
90 no better Lhan l45 pounds. and there
Dy hangs rlc tale Iyrrel says Le was
approached by Huseman with yarn TO
ths erect that out AT Cabin John there
was q country mau with an enormously
expanded head who was utterly ignorant
OF wrestling, but thought b'g1sh. that
rs cou-o throw any on the chanpeei-S
that was talking so much ia the pa
pETE.
Wanted Tyrreu TO Bet.
Husemau, so Tyrreu deposes. wanted
the Washington wrestler TO cover the
money which the supposed cOuutryEla
offered 20 bet, and wrestIe him 10 ii
nHlsI. even though the farmer did weigh
re-" POUNDS more Hus=nlal Thought
u 5000 chance 10 teach the 1EercDutl-
dent a4rlculIur-sr e. lesson and Ior Tyr
fe- p-cA I'D some easy coin
t3FteA says that he did not bite read
l-+ aL TINS apparently good thing bat
Unknown. found that he had never been
- Cabin John and instead or being a
Dlc1lc IOElee. was instead ID profess
sioual wrestler Of years of experience
whose atnletic chest was covered with
medals and other geWgaWs. testl1ylH4
70 the FaCr that he was considered one
or the sLlftiest and best men in the
This discovery caused the prospective
match 70 be broken on as IJIrrI llc
not propose 20 give away nine POUNDS
~ nllsE match o au opponent OF
championship caliD-E- The Washington
man said THIS morning that severe boil
on his arm would Keep him OUT OF tAe
e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07

he has offered Inducements to men 70
enter Michigan and try for the football
team He has sent out long statement
denying that he ever took any unfair
means 70 get a football candidate. He
cites the fact that he was charged with
getting Ralph Rose and Kerns from Cal
iforula 70 play football. and neither man
IS on the team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
DELIVERY DELIVERED
GOODS IN BOWLING

The Delivery team In the POstOfice
Department Bowling League Won TWO OF
the three games bOwled against the
Miscellaneous team last night Bridweu
and HeaIey divided high single honors.
with l5I each. The scores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
LOCAL FOOTBALL NOTES.

Smatter with that eye OF yours,
young MANI" said the dimiuUJive,
splndle-shanked employer with the alb
sent hair the other morning. when one
OK his henchmen reported Tor work with
a darkeued optic.
Football, sir" said the young man.
lifting his broad brimmed collegiate
sOmbrerO so as 10 show the disdgured
eye, evidently proud of IT,
"Lu-huml said the man of abbreyiat-
ed stature and the truaDt locks Take
your post That's a good scheme TO have
your fights during the football season SO
you can say you got the injury ia q
scrimmage. / guess that was q slim
team composed OF one man each that
played Last evening"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
SECURITY SECURED
THREE FROM NETS

The American Security bowIers won
the fuE set OF games boyyIed against the
Metropolitan team IA the Bank Clerks
League. last night. Lawrence was high
single. with 1870.
The scores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
newsstand GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
George Washington VIII
Play Western Maryland
Two Elevens in Good Shape-RiVals Line Up
in Contest Tomorrow at UnVer-
Sity Park.

Tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock
the George Washington University foot
ball team VIII line up for its second
game Of the season
It's opponents this time viii be the
Western Maryland team, which IS re-
ported 10 be unusually strong this year.
However. the reports from Westminster
regarding the strength ana speed Of the
Marylanders are received without any
fear by the local aggregation. This
years team from Western Maryland IS
composed of almost the same men who
defeated Columbian last year by the
score OF 3 TO O.
The game last October was played on
a muddy field. and the Maryland boys
succeeded In scoring in the last I'VE
minutes Of play. So the George Wash
iugton gridirou warriors assert that the
Marylauders are not much stronger
than they We're last year. In contrast
TO the strength of It's opponents is the
admitted fact that the local team is 50
per cent stronger and faster than it
was last year. The old men have i'm
proved wonderfully under Coach Alex
ROrke, and the new men who have
made the team are superior TO the men
they succeeded.
Woods in Fine Form.
Last year Woods played football for
the first time in his life. At the pres
ent time he is ia the best condition pos
sible, and is playing a star same at
center. He weighs about 1sg pounds.
and uses every ounce iu his charges.
kilgor=, at guard, Improves every day.
Last year he was substitute, but now
he is playing a steady game Fields
ana Law who VIII start tomorrow s
game al tackle, are fine men IN their
/ positions.
On the ends BIIy West and Van Welt
are fast and strong. West is noted IN
/ ms ability 10 get under the crowd and
obtain possession of fumbled ball
[ Al quarter kIrkmau has dem0ustra ted
/ bis AGILITY ln many RI hard game The
I back heid has I'VE or six strong men
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07

Ira Byram. manager of the Taugle-
wood team, which averages about 80
pounds, is DESTROYS of arranging games
Tor Saturdays and Wednesdays with
other teams OF the same weight Chal-
IeuEes should be directed TO him at Zl2l
II Street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-07
Big Men Appear.

Ga BieIaski, Stevenson, Winston. Frank
West ana Pat MaCheri last year s full
back, who recently Joined the squad.
Big Men Appear.
A pleasing development iu this week
work was the appearance of some big
men for the line. Wednesday afternoon
Jackson Morris, a new man reported
for practice. Morris is a big fellow,
weighing over $50 and is said 20 be a
Splinter of no mean ability. Last night
a giant, In the person of Nixon, sec
ROrke.
Nixon weighs 30 pounds. ana has an
nOunced II as his determination 20 train
down and make the team AT guard or
center ne would be q tower or strength
Jesse barrett. Weighing 1S5 pounds put
on Il uniform three days ago % try Tor
guard. II is probable that Morris and
nixon viii be Dut into the game for
short while Saturday
Practice This Morning.
This morning. Coach Rorke and his
assistants put the squad through a light
practice, and VIII let the boys rest until
tomorrow afternoon. All OF the regular
men are in splendid trim. All week the
+ boys were worked for all they were
worth TO get up wind and endurance
After hours hard WOzk each day the
Mhp4e squad mas been sent around the
track for four or i've times
The management of the football team
would Ike TO arrange games for the
second eleven with any OF the high
school teams, and by communicating
with the manager any of the school
elevtus desiring practice games will be
| able 20 get what they want.
Probable Lineup.
! The probable lineup for tomorrow viii
/ be as follows. Left eud Van Welt. left
I tackle, Law left guard Stanley center.
/ Woods right guard, KilgCre. right
I tackle, Fields right end, BILLY West;
/ qUarterbaCI. KIrkmau. left haIfb4ck
/ RielasN; right haifback. Stevenson fuli-
/ back. Mackler or Frank West.
Morgan OF Georgetown, and Nelson,
! OF Nebraska VIII most likely OfhCiate as
/ umpire and referee. The game viii be-
gin az 4.45, and viii be played on Uni
4Nerzity Field Seventeenth and O Streets.
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Manager GaIbreth Of the BFoOElaud
football eleven. is looking for games toI
his proLeEes VINO average about l3l
pounds. They played 90 game with
EiEerdale al the laEt-uamed place on
Wednesday. Mr. GaLbreth's address Is
Twelfth and Philadelphia Streets
ETogk.aud
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Old Men Return.

There are several men of last years
team back and hard at work Kaiser
and Johnson last years ends are in
the game. and ii viii take good men 10
beat them out The backdeId has Ben
der. last years star right half, and sew
eral new men, bat viii miss Joe Tough
ran al left half.
Ia The line Peacock. one OF last years
men. is as good as fixture, and Glenn
euts. light bur strong and resource
tul player, Will be back in the game.
Foster, "a heavyweight from the Olym-
plas, IS also promising line man Bust
ness VIII suffer from the loss OF C0rbett
az end who, on account Of the objec-
lipus OF his parents, VIII not take part
i'm the games.
In O game against the TauglewooG
Athletic Club eleven on Wednesday,
winch WAS the uTsJ game Of the sea-
son Tor both teams. Business showed
ability 10 rum the ends, and also TO
his distance. nearly every time ne was
called upon 20 hit the line. u0tWithstand-
llS ne mad carroll an experienced play
EN- who weighs Is5 pounds, and Harris,
who played fuIIback for Business Iasl
year. charging through after him Ola
every play
Stif Line.
Although AIcMahon and Brewer, TWO
of the TauEIewood backs, made some
| good gains through the line Business
/ held up ztifHy, and with a IittIe more
practice viii prove q formidable du-
t4EOulst Tor the strong zLeamS OF Tech
meal Western. and Central tOpuuJCheTs
[ OF the high school series last year.
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Coach Tosl. Of Michigan is hot under
-la collar about the iuziEUatious that