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Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

Till ALA vanner och bekanta,
som under min hustrus langa
siukdom visat oss slit deltagande
pa manga satt och vid hennes
begrafning den Io DENIES hedrade
hennes mime genom att sanda
en- rik blomsterskord till hennes
kista och folja stoftet till dess
sista hvilorum, far jag harmed q
saval nina egna som barnens
vagnar frambara var uppriktiga
tacksagelse
Sioux City den 20 jull 1904
e.. 4 Erickson.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Under iuIi manad

Under denna manad skola vi gifva edel
nagra af de bista godtk0p Nj nagonsin
hort talas m vi maste salia ut ALT
vart lager af sommarvaror och skola satta
sadana priser, att vi kunna CORA det.,
Behofver Nj EFT isskap? Nj Dor da Sc er
for har, ty de maste ga. och Nj kan ju
gerna blifva en- af de ~lycklige,
Hangmnttor och ice cream frysare, af-
vensa tradgardsgungor och soffor arc pa
listan. vi ha ocksa EFT specielt pris pa
COMMUNICATIVE, kjolar, wrappers
och strumpor.
Ofverallt i butiken skall Nj fnpa sa-
ker, som Nj benofver, och till priser, som
Nj will betala. Eft lagt pris Or den haf-
stang, som alldrig misslyckas att rora pa
varorna, och vi kama till konsten att
begagna den.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Arbeta matt och dag

Den fitigaste och kraftigaste lila SAX,
som nagonsin tillvsrkats, ar DR. Kings
New Life Pills. Dessa piller forvandla
svaghet till styrka, dasighet till energi,
uttrottade hiernor till sjalsstyrka, De arc
underbara att aterstalla helsan. Endast
Csc pr ask. Saljas af Lungren & Andreen,
apotekare. Sioux City, 10.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

OmSyiag II, 900 besokande fran
kringliggaude smastader och
landsbygd infanno sig har i tbs,
days for att Sc Ringling Bros
cirkus, som da var i stan. De
valdiga cirkustaltet var fylldt till
trangsel vid bada forestallningar-
ne och hundratals personer, som
Ell kunde ia plats, maste stervanda
med oforrattadt arende. Nagra
at de besokande reste hem Stamina
dag. hvaremot andra stannade till
dagen derpa.
T,6tta pa att lefva langre buro
iva personer i tisdags hand pa sig
sjelfva och begingo sielfmord, En-
20 ar gammal slakteriarbetare vid
MANN Garfield Lee tomde pa
avallen en- stor dosis karbolsyra i
sin BREEDERS hem, I4I2 Washington
street, och ahed iva timmar
senare & Samaritan hospitalet, dit
han blitvit ford. Lee, hvilken
gifte sig nagra manader sedan,
har under nagon It'd varit konstig
till humoret. hvarfor hans hustru
Fl lefde tillsammans med honom.
Iva dagar fore sjelfmordet hade
han begifvit sig till Luton, der
hans fader Dor, och tag,t en- al ia,
derns hastar och salt henom. Han
hade derefter hallit sig gomd tills
han infann sig i broderns hem och
tog karbolsyran. Sjelfmordaren
hade afvenledes en- AMMAN broder,
som ar anstalld j Mondamin no.
tell. Han underrattad=s att hans
broder ahidit, men fam Diet Ell
vara modan vardt att stiga upp
och taga narmars reda pa ON
standigheterna.
. Den andre lefnadstrotte var
negern Henry Gillespie, anstalld
som vaktman i Barber Asphalt
Cos. maskinhus. Han hade dagen
forut varit pa bosok hos en- gam
NAL van mann Barnum, hvilken ar
porter i Mondamin hotel. Han
hade da bittsrt klagat Diver att
hans vanner o~ivergifvit honom
och hotat att taga slit lit. Barnum
hade derpa gait att sofva pa med.
delandet men toljande morgen
besokt Gillespie for att Sc, ON han
satt sin hotelse i verket. Och
mycket riktigt, der hangde Gille-
spie stendod en siege med
vidoppna stirrande ogon och rae,
kande ut tungan at hela verlden .
Han nedskars at coronern, hvilken
ej snsag att en- likbesigtning val
beh6hig. Gillespie var 81 ar gam
NAL.
Misses Annie och Mary An
derson halva arrest till Wakefield
Neb., pa besok.
ID en- boskapshjord bestaendt
at 80 kreatur i mandags skull
drifvas Oliver East 9TH Street
brygga Diver Floyd river, stortad'
bryggan tillsammans, och all;
kreaturen tillika med deras drift.
ware, EFT par ynglingar vid mann
Sam Schulkin och Sam Goldfein
folio i vattnet. Babe pojkarne ocl
kreaturen befunno sig 0nart ate
oskadade pa Diet torra.
The K. L. G.. P. serverar mast
tisdag den 26 dennes ice cream
och cake q Mr.. och Mrs A. Ost
lings g~ardsplan, 1915 Iowa street
ALA arc valkomna mot en- afgif
at I5c for aldre och Ioc. for barn
Svenska rakstugan II7I.4th st
mellan Court & Iowa 2 dorrar fra
Johnsons restaurant.
! E, w. Boyner Prop
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
RGtT0RENs ltLErUnNuMMER 1881

FGad. Den 20 dernes en- son
til Mr.. och Mrs Z. A Nicholson,
s & Court SITS.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Skakkerfarbetarnes sfr0,k,

uViinSH Vdidl li0 ddSoi, dlSASsS .
onsdags enligt ofverenskemmelse
mellan slakterieegarne och strejk.
ledarne. Slakterieegarne forbinda
sig att genast atertaga sina gamla
arbetare pa alldeles Stamina vilkor
som voro radande, da stricken
borjade. Arbetarnes fordringar
hafva otverlemnats till afgorande
at en- skiljedomstol bestaende at
representatives for slakteriegarne
och arbetarne. A~ntagligen komma
jemkningar att goras pa bada
hallen.
Med undantag af att EFT par
strejkbrytare anfollas och lingo
sig nagra slangar, da de gingo
ifran arbetet. har stricken har
forfutit utan nagra som helst
oroligheter.
bet maktiga Cudahy Packing
Co. harIunder stricken fatt reda sig
med sin kontorspersonal SAINT
nyintagna, oerfarna arbetare. Des-
sa hafva krusats for pa ALT satt.
FRITZ 81 "on tap" har under da-
game staff till deras torfoganae,
och hvarannan timme serveiades
s~morgasar och iskyldt tie. En-
mangd ~taltsangar anskaffades, och
den, som.ville, fck gratis begagna
sig af dem pa natterna i EFT stort
rum. som inrattats till sofsal, SAINT
afvenledes gratis spisa i;den pro-
visoriska re~stauranten. Arbetarne
hafva matt som perlor / guild och
undrat ON 81 olet smart skulle
utbytas mot champagne och
smorgasarne mot angel food
och dylika lackerheter. Hade Diet
81 varit for att de kande sig nagot
instangda. hvartill afven till ma
gon del sallade sig fruktan for
strejkarne, sa kunde de eli hafva
onskat sig att komma till battre
Saskatchewan. Men nu ar strej.
ken Diver, och slut ar Diet med
sotebrodsdagarne ocksa.
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie kommer att i ar halla slit sed-
vanliga stora arsmote i Boston
den IS 20 nastkommande au-
gugusti. En- EXCURSION Agar har-
Iran till Boston den IL august
XII. 7. 20 e. m. via Illinois Central
r. r. till Chicago SAINT derfran
med Grand Trunk Railway. Den
IA LIME har blifvit utsedd for
exkursienen med nnledning at de
vackra scenerierna utefter LINEN
Canada, efter St. Lawre nceho-
den och White Mountains, SAINT
smedan den gar efter en- hogrs
l
nerdlig b~reddgrad, nagot som ar
att satta stort varde pa under
den varma ars.iden. Man kan
afven RESI- med Mo andra liner
frau Chicago. Pullmans sofvagnar
och turistsofvagnar atfolja tagen,
Tur. och returpriset ar $50 so.
hvartill kemmer afgift for plats i
sofvagnarne. Col Davis. COM
madner at harvarande Hancock
post, kommer att leda exkursio-
men. Vidare upplysningar lemnas
at Illinois Centrals harvarande
agent, H. S. Gray, pa bolagets
kontor. 500 4 street.
Barnskoden till SO cents paret
erhallas hos Olson Bros.
En- s ar gammal gosse vid MANN
Arthur Johnson. son till Mrs
Frank Johnson, 5I34 Iowa street,
roade sig mandags ned att hop
pa pa och at en vagn, som begag-
nades att kora stem med Kusken
taste ingen uppmarksamhet vid
pojken, hvilken till sist hoppade
in i hjulet, der han fastnade m led
hufvudet och oenen pa sa satt, att
han skulle hafva omkommit,
derest 81 nagra at brandmanska-
pet, som asett handelsen, ropat
at koraren att STAMINA. Hiulet
maste tagas at vagnen, imam
gossen kunde afagsnas derifran.
| Iaa L11II1 a. ~ o
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22

sin orOQer I Bronson.
mr. G.. d. Hanson afreste
mandags till St. Louis for at,
under en- veckas It'd ofvervara
ver'dsut 'tallningen.
Ext Store parti laga skodon for
damer salJes denna manad til
de- Iaga priset af Is c. paret hos
Olson Bros
En- ung gosse vid mann Harry
,hvars foraldrar arc b
satra j narheten af Riverside. har
f=ra ganger forsvunnit fran hem
MT. och polisen har haft IN hel
de- basvar med att skafa honom
til!ratta igen. Forliden vecka
for>vann han pa nytt och och an
traffades nagra dagar senare af
Pej'>en vandrande omkring utan
ma pa gatorna. Tagen skarpt
foi"or hvarfor han rymde fran
hemmet berdttade gossen att han
fra 'idigt till sent hollis till arbete
och misshandlades, derest han
vsgade opponera sig. Det var
de,for han hade rymt. Han Of
vel mnades polismatronans
va och kommer genom hennes
for org att beredas EFT hem ute pa
landet.
Mrs Margaret Kline, hos hvilken
Nick Steinmetz bodde, imam han
de- 1 dennes ofverkordes och do
dao"s af en- sparvagn, haller i
doin .tolen sparvagsboiaget an
svs It for den unge mannens dod
ocl rordrar sasom sterbhusets ad
miiastratrix $4,000 skadeer-
.sattning, Sterbhuset hade emel.
lerild icke mycket att rora sig
mel. ty den dodade maste be
grafvas pa countyts bekostnad i
the potteri, field. Men Mrs Klein
har GU board bill att fordra och
har derfor tagit till skadeersatt-
ningssumman sd pass stor, att
den med nagon prutman Dor kun
ma 'orsla till uppgorande af hen
mes Northumberland med sterb
huset.
Ia H. G. Chapman i fredags
forliden vecka infann sig for att
uppbara hyran fran en- af sina n.y.
resgaSter i Catfish Row vid MANN
VIM Costello, fam han honom
lige ande dod pa sanger. Man
hade forut pa morgonen Stamina
dag sett honem ga och hemta vat
ten. Costello kom hit ungefar
for ettar sedan och har hela
tiden bott i en- at de usla kcjorna
vid Catfish Row. Han var myc
ket tystlaten och inbunden och
inlat sig 81 i samtal med nagra af
sina grammar. Han gfck alltid
snyggt och propert kladd och gaf
intryck at att halva erhallit en-
varhad u]pptostrar. Han haGe
ofta besok al EFT par elegant klad-
da Gamer, men hvilka de voro,
vet man ei. Bland hans tillho-
righeter antraffades EFT deposi
tion,bevis pa 500 dollars Mer,
chants Natl. Bank, och nan hade er
gang tor Nh. Chapman uppgifvi,
att han egde $50 acres land vic
Chamberlain, S. d. Men ON han:
f0regaende lif och oden saknal
man all kannedom. Han tyckte.
vara omkring As ar gammal ocl
befanns vid likoppningen hafv;
hafva ahidit at roimatism, son
slagit sig pa hjertat.
Screen Doors, Gasolinspisar fo
qvick matlagning, Hangmattor
Isskap hos
c. A Larson, 100 Fourth st
James Story, battre kand unee
Ramnet Grandpa" Story, aaed
tisdagags a St. Josephs hospitale
en- alder af 90 ar. Anda sedal
harvarande stock yards anlades
har kan haft sin tillvaro der eel
var kand al ALA, som hade afare
der. Han var en- stor djuryan ocl
beundrare at rasdjur och upptrad
do helst som diurlakare, da han
tjenster behofdes.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
SVenskt Bageri!

Den gamle vaIkande svenske bagaren A. R JOHNSON, 400
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka.
Knackebr0d, Skorpor, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinavisk bageriafar horer. Orders fran 'andeort"" expediera.
ne : ,mgaende, T.ieton IC1.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-22
Sioux City.

,Sveaska M0nitoyenS kontor
halles oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
AMONG THE HORSES.

New Orleans. La. March 1o.-Capt- p.
J. Csrmody, who is now batting the
Western Jockey club and purposes TO run
an Independent meeting to conflict with
the Western Jockey club's tracks In Sc.
Louis, was ON the ground here yesterday,
interesting horsemen In his venture. One
OF the inducements he has TO offer is the
assurance that the eastern and California
racing authorities will net bar the owners
and horses who jofh with him.
There are nve acceptances OF weights
for Che Bush cup, which will be run today,
Mai Mansir going In at the top weight.
After delaying the start In the first race
rs minutes. Our Jessie got of with her
company and after living 90 n hot pace IN
the first half OF the journey came away
when che pleased and won galloping ny
two lengths. Amorous was always prorni-
nent
Prcnta, the consistent mare In the seq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
BROWNS BASEBALL Nine

In order that the team at Brown this
year might have the proper coaching Dr.
Frank Sexton. 'a3 has been secured and
Ralph b. woodsum is the temporary cap
tain.
For the past month Manager Stevens
has been negotiating with DR.. Sexton
with view TO securing him as coach for
the Brown team and the contract was
closed yesterday, and DIR. Sexton took
charge OF the work yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Sexton Is one OF the best best nth-
letes ever, turned out a. Brown. lie was
captain and pitcher for the go and '93
teams at the time that Tenney, the crac)S
Boston first baseman. was IN college aud
both the teams were or championship
calibre. After leaving Brown, Sexton went
into professional ball for time. playing
the season OF 80 with Boston Nationa -.
In the spring OF 1895 and 1896 and in 1901
and 1902 he coached the teams OF the
University OF Michigan. turning out thres
cha mpionship mines. Last year IL win be
remembered. Sexton was the assistant
coach OF the Brown team.
Woodsum, who Is now the temporary
captain, II apparently the only man not
barred under the strict Interpretation OF
the rules Although hs has played with
local teams, his connection with them In
said to have been OF such a nature that
II will IN no way debar him from play
ing with the Brown nine this spring
The frst hard pnactioe for the new
sauad was hold yesterday. and d men
reported The work was decidedly eles
nentary, and ~ was apparent that many
of the candidates have a good deal to
learn about the game As vet a. IL too
early to size NJ the material. and not
until the men appear on the diamond
next spring will IL be possible to make
any Trustworthy predictions as to the
nature OF the team that will be produced.
During the next few days the practice
will be severe. as the examinations,
which begin Saturday. will seriously In
terfere with the work next week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
ATHLETICS AT BROWN

Yesterday afternoon the students OF
Brown university gave a very good ex-
hibition OF gymnastics before good
sized audience at the Lyman gymnasium,
There was some very creditable class
work. which was supplemented by work
on the horse and parallel bars, as WILL as
ptons sp6 resh,ins The sy tSs sSlg,pn sqes
men, who followed this up By very
pretty drill In calsthenics. Then fol-
lowed an exhibition OF work on the horse
and parallel bars by classes under the
and Assistant Butler. '05. Nothing very
difficult was attempted, az previous 10 the
last few weeks of the present term very
little attention has been paid 10 appa-
The sophomores followed with COM
plicated and pretty single stick drill, anu
then Luce, Lattimer and Burgess and
Webb gave short exhibition OF boxing.
The junior class showed the spectators
how 10 do effective work with the wands
and closed their exercises with some evo-
lutions in running that were particularly
The seniors gave an energetic dumb
bell drill, and went through some diff
cult leg and body exercises on tho door.
Haskell, 04. and Ehmke, 03, contested for
honors I'm heavyweight wrestling. Ehmke
scoring one fall. Larry. 'o6. and Ehmke.
'05, middleweights. gave a similar exhi-
bition. but neither OF these men could
gain ans, advantage over the other
during the first part OF the time. and
then came a spirited water polo contest
between two picked teams. The crowd
shouted. laughed and yelled as the - con.
In the mad effort TO secure and advance
the ball. This game proved one OF the
most interesting features OF the entire
program, and the many onlookers appear
ed 10th TO leave the spacious and at
tYactiye pool.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
PINE RIDGE CAMP
A Few Statistics Showing the Success Of
This Worthy Charity.

Since the Pine Ridge Camp for Con-
sumptiyes was opened last July, great
success has been met with.
There have been 5e patients under treat
ment at Pine Ridge Camp for Con
sumptives since n was opened last July.
for periods varying from two weeks to
fve months or these cases there We're
admitted: Early or incipient cases. s;
oderately advanced. Is: far advanced
rs. making total OF 30. About isO ap-
pncants FOR admission have been re-
ceived. but only % cases cnn DO ac-
coumodated et the present time
Those discharged were in the following
condition; 4 cured. rs improved Is sta
tionary OF disease arrested. unim-
proved and died. Sixty per cent Of
early cases we're cured. % per cent of
the moderately advanced cases wore
cured and the disease arrested, II per
cent OF the far advanced cases were im-
proved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
HOCKEY MANAGER CHOSEN

At meeting OF the members Of the
Brown hockey team yesterday Iioratio
n. Otis OF this city was elected cap
tain and Colgate Hoyt. Jr.. OF New York
was chosen manager OF next years team.
Otis was one OF the star players I'm his
Freshman year, when he was a member
of the class of 1904. but he left college in
the winter term of his Sophomore year.
He returned at the Opening OF the present
winter term. entering the class OF 1905,
and will be available for the team next
year. lie is one OF the best hockey play
ers that Brown has ever had. and under
his leadership Brown should be able TO
make a better showing next winter than
she did In the season just passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK :?
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ney Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
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traced 10 the kidneys. but now uodern
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have their beginning in the disorder Of
these most important organs.
The kidneys filter and purify the blood
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Therefore. when your kidneys are weak
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how every organ seems 70 fail 10 do It's
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
HARVARD CLUB BANQUET
The Rhode Island Club Entertained Dean
James Barr Ames, '68, Last Evening.

Last evening at the University club the
Harvard club of Rhode Island held its
2ith annual dinner.
There were about 60 in attendance and
a most enjoyable social time was OK
perienced. many OF the alumni of the
Law school were present out of respect TO
Dean James Barry Ames. IS, who was
tho guest OF the club. Because of his pres
ence ex-Chief Justice Matteson. Chief
Justice Stiness and Judges Tillinghast
and Douglas or the appellate division
or the supreme court were guests of the
club Rathbone Gardner, president OF the
University club. was also a guest.
President Edward ID. Pearce. II, pre-
sided. Chief Justice Stiness made brief
address OF welcome, praising the Law
school and Dean Ames. The latter
spoke briefly, stateing that his first after
dinner address was made in Providence
~ years ago, when the Harvard nine.
OF which he was a member. defeated
Brown 25 TO s.
Rev. Augustus NJ Lord, SO, made
charming address. and Frederick Roy
Martin. "a followed proposing the health
OF President Eliot. and extending the
congratulations OF the club on his 10Th
birthday. Judge James A. Pirce spoke
or the appreciation felt for Harvard's
Law school by the graduates OF other
colleges and a letter was read from Dr.
r. L. Cunningham, o. OF Newport. the
college.
Among those present were Edward u.
Pearce "a Professor Francis c. Allin-
son, Il, Edwin NJ. Dodd. so. John y.
Farusworth, 81 Frederick Roy Martin.
49, Oliver W Huntington. 81. Edward
Fuller, 81: Professor William MacDon-
aid. 90. Professor LINDSAY Damon, 20;
George W Latham. %, Dr. Donald
Churchill. @. Dr IIalsey he Wolf. ~:
Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord, 81: Rev. r. s.
Rousmaniere. 50; c. Richmond Parsons.
Sc. Charles ". Lamb. sc. Otis Everett.
81; George r. Winship. %; Arthur G.
Hall. '9l; Lester r.. Murdock. ss: John r.
Sawyer, SO; NJ. Y. Sullivan, 80: Henry
M. Shartenberg. 1900: Martin b. Dill. 'Oi;
Charles G.. Eaton, '0i, Amasa NJ. Eaton,
LII. b.. rs: Judge Charles Matteson, LII
b.. '63; DR. Horace G. Miller. IS; Dr.
Gardner T. Swarts. n: DR. ]. r. Haw-
kins. s6: DR.. George II. Ames. 70: George
w Benedict. 81 and DR.. Forest @.
Eddy, rs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10

CROWN TOURNAMENT
A new tournament was started at the
Crown alleys last evening with six teams
entered The games with be rolled on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday even
ings The following fs the complete play
ing schedule:
w PLAYING SCHEDULE
FIRST weels-Monday, March 7. Outlet
va Narraganset4; Wednesday, March 2.
Morean's VS. Columbia: Friday. March
IL. PssQualss vs. Crown.
Second Week-Monday, March IL Pas
quaie's vs.. Outlet; Wednesday. March J6.
Narrasansett va. Morgan's; Friday.
March IL. Crown vs. Columbia
Third Weels-Monday. March n, Crown
Va. Earrasausett; Wednesday, March %,
Morgan's vs. Outlet; Friday. March "A.
Columbia Va Pasquale's.
Fourth v'eek-Monday March 3s. Out
let vs.. Columbia: Wednesday. March 81.
Morgan's VS. Crown: Friday, April /.
Pasqnale's vs. Narragansett.i
Fifth week---Monday. April 4, Crown VS.
Outlet; Wednesday. April 6. Pasquale's
W. Noryan's; Friday. April 8. Narragan-
sett va. Columbia
Sixth Monday. April IL, Mar
rasansett VS.. Outlet; Wednesday, April
"a. Columbia Va. Morgan's; Friday, April
Ii. Crown VS.. Pasuuale's.
seventh week-Mondhy, April le Ou1-
let vs. Pasquale's; Wednesday, April 90
Morsan's vs.. Narragansett; Friday, April
"A. Columbia W.. Crown.
Eighth week--Monday, April 70. Mar
ragansett vs.. Crown: "Wednesday. April
n. Outlet Va Morgan's; Friday, April
q. PssquaIe's va. Columbia.
Ninth week-Monday. May :. Columbia
VS. Outlet: Wednesday. May 4. Crown
VS. Morgsn's Friday. May s. Narragan-
sstt VS.. Pasquale's.
Tenth week-lMonday. May 9. Outlet VS..
Crown: "Wednesday, May II. Morgan's
vs. Pssquaie's; Friday. May lS. Columbia
VS.. Narragansett.
Eleventh week--Monday. May l6. Out
let va. Narragansett; "Wednesday, May
Is. Morgan's VS.. Columbia: Friday. May
20 Pasquale's VS. Crown.
Twelfth week--Mondsy, May %. Pas
quale's VS.. Outlet; Wednesday, May .,
Narraganset VS.. Morgan's. Friday, May
q, Crown VS.. Columbia
Thirteenth week-'Monday. May 30.
Crown, vs.. Earragansett; Wednesday,
June I. Morgans VS.. OutletT Friday.
June 3. columbia VS. Pasquales
Fourteenth week--Monday, June s, Out
let VS. Columbia; Wednesday, June s,
Morgan's VS.. Crown; Friday, June 10,
Pasquales re. Narragansett
Fifteenth weck--Monday, June l5.
Crown vs.. Outlet; Wednesday, June 10.
We. Morgans; Friday, June
II. Narrsg sgansett VS.. Columbia