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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Sclbitmoro tn San Trnncisco.

Gan 6roncisco, 7. 2(tg =
W}oior SdpiieI0, irilbcr bon Der
8unOcSarnec, uelder oui Sen Fbi.
lippinen uno in Gbina, mdbrcn0 Der
cfing.Gompagne, oientc, bat in lei
ncr bieii0cn @obmrnD al Der %.
Strube SclbItmoro our6 @rIdieBen
beganaen. 9luf einem BON inn bmter.
loiicnen 8cttel itano:
oGies lit Gin porIdbltGcr ScI6It'
moro. Nicrnano lit perantlportIi6
uIs ih."
Ser 8erItorbene mar 45 SATIRE alt
unO ItnnO iriiber in GicnIten Scr
,,Reun0o Nationol- ganf, "bicr rnO in
9feu,2)orf. }tuf Sen Gbilippincn 500
er ih Oie Gpiienterie 5u unO mar ieit,
Sem frGnflid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
gSuut EulInc cridDulicu

NorriaburM ia, T. 9(uQtit.
,Soicp1 y. 0cud Don Slmidta'
lomn5lp, n1be bier, muroc gciteru
9lbcn0 pom icincn ahtidbri1en Sobnc
}ui1QiB critoiien Der ano6e 6attc
nit ciurr 9ijd)ic had ciner Shcjbc
ucidoiicn. Mobrcno er cine i'm Der,
idlubiHlfe itcdengebIebcne Gotronc
3u mt'crncn itftc. entluo lid oe.
icl6c m0 Ole Nugcl ourhbobrte 0cnt
Manuc 0ic grltit. Send mar 3S Sab
re ait lm0 bintcrldBt cine Aittpe
nit icfa Ninocrn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Enr Wruau.

" otcrloo, IA, / }Iua. = Die
Qcmofrotcn bon Coma bieItcn 5cllte
I6rc StnotS. Gonpcut bier db mo no'
ninirten cin (idet an 0cHcn SpiBe
5r, Glol0e @ortcr ais @ouucrncltra.
GanoiOnt Itcbt Die 1nQenonuncncn
8eidlliiiie befilrmortcu oie Fr0iiocnt'
idoitS GanOioatllr @m s. Nrpans
unb pcriprehcn ocmicIbcu sic ulgc.
tbcilte llnteritiitrnQ Scr Genotratie
,Sona's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Ncrunnnt ucrmltolHft.

llticn u Dy l. 2hlg. @iIfam
Sobnion, Elm }tcrounlt, mad,tc beutc
oui cincm 9(uSitcnruloplatc }u 2ittic
sails einen 2(niItica. 2lI9 er iih nit
cmcm 6otid,irm nicocrloiicn polItc.
ucriaatc Der 2lppotot Sobnion ltiirjtc
ans bctrdhtIihcr o66c bcrab m0
lunroe 10 idyper ucrIett. 0nB CT mcnia
}Il9liht nui Rcthmg BAT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

ANtAtAE4 ItfAINA II FtNttlltS. = u
Ar6Bte &otoitrophc. pclhc luoa
icit Der ejnIueItoulhtb bcinliuhtc.
GaItu5, (cro / }ul. - Ser
Colorado mO Der Gouh @iiDtr iiuO
in tSoige Der unbuItcuOcu ihmercn
9te1cnaillic scr lcbten podr Shm0en
lm 30 SUB 8eiticgen. Odlcn. aiibe
mO Shafc ertrantcn iu (urcuocu
IN ocn 9}icOcrlmacn 9ci 9aaunQcr
f0m cU 5ubrmatn nit icincm Scr
pan IN 0cn Glutbeu nm uuo Mtf
ser 9iaHard 6arnL nabe Sun 9lns
8cIQ, ertronfcn Elm 4d6ter, ieine
Satin uuo Orci ainOer. Ger 9obn.
uertebr lit umtcrbrohcn.
2 t 2ouiS, Z gIu9rit - Gtncr
Spc}oI0cpctbe aus Sort Nortb 3lts
ioI9e itno ucutc min0cItenS % Men.
ihcrt 0lWh 0aa 9utauctcu 0cS Solo
raoo 9iiUcr in Sii0a 5eruS crtrlmtcn
Iun0 man ib0bt OCu ShooCn az Gi.
1cntbrm ouf S5O0OO0 Gie 3ubl Ger
Opfcr iteiNt NIT icocr Shnoc, uno
man NImtbt 0nB ooS llugIiId 0a9
aroBtc lit, lpcIhc9 (cruS icjt Ger @oI.
DeItonfhrtb bcimnldtc Tic (clcqra.
pbens lm0 (cIepbonordbtc lieAcn 3u
9ooen. ole llntcritiibltnQ3}iiae iinb
itefcn gebliCbcn un0 0na Shitiul
ser NcuohnCr ucbrcrcr iiolirtcr Grts
lhoitcn lit uttt betonnt $n Nrolun.
mouo iino 800 Menicbcn oboocho2
,n0 0n9 Noiicr iton0 AeItcrn 2Ibcu0
MIR nod Orci tSllB iiber Der Nodpoi
icrmarfe pom 1900. Gin 30 SUB Ian
ger mo 5mci bis bier Nicilrn brcitcr
C5Cbictaitreifen ltebt 3 bis 10 6ub
trf inter W0lcr.
Cos Wallcr fam 10 ldmcll 0oB Die
9GuobuCr pon Gan 2tHgcIo ltno 9ol
liu9er IN ocn NutbtfIciocrn cntilicbcn
1nltBten Ger Colorado 9liucr lit pier
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Gcnonctc nod anf Ocm SdpaifOt

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oli Gin iltn9cS 6rnucn}immcr iibcr-
iilbrt mar, mlr0c bcutc 81 Mount
&crnon ollrh Sen Strong bin1crid.
tct Gr Ieugnetc icinc ShuI0 nod otf
Dem Sdaifot
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ben joas lie nlriidcrIonot nerfonft
mn ser Grtrno hcm llutprItiih,,nos.
iouS riunrrlriht mrrhpn io0 9os
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Gen Gopit1ncn ser ,(tihcrbpote So.
bcu lPioupl" mn g{irento q(ironn
melhp iih arpfc g}crhirnItr bri her
Sicthluo bon 8olooicren er,pprben
III ser Jlottcn Ter6ienItprbcn perGic.
bcu morbcu
Ter 0onit6u hes Grin" bot 6is
iekt III iciucr (fntihulbiouuo uihts
onococbrn Gr oibt m Soh Scr7or.
pier or1rn cine QJippp onronnte sic
oni hrn Sccfortcr ocnnu norfirt II
Ter Gopit6n lciOct idmrr nm gpbeu.
nlotiauu9 Iie llcbcrIebenScn iins
ouncnrin ser glniiht hoh hie1tiita.
Qotoitronbr Scm ouu, nrokrn g,er.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Erpbiren

afiidenibmer3eH. &crftcpiung uno uHoere Yd
qcHbefhperben, SdpinoeI ocrjnopcli unn
.glafitafcit plngen. ipcnu Shrpdtc HcIhunt
uNcr and pdfierae Observation-Disclosures lth
flhun etuqcettt. 10 Qrbelt nicht dHGc non
laiet Den geheHsmuib iinfen RrobIrt g init
ben riibmIidDit beIalntcn ct @crnaso Arduier'
piaeu. uHb Shr neroet fpie 70 piec 4dWenoe
uur GItd uicoer aeiuno nerocIl mo nou Snnts
barrett Der aclebrten Blonde bon Ct. gcrnbdro
qeoenfeu. rpedhe oieie Bitten uls br toitllhes
Grhe bntcrlicBcn slue 9lputGefen. % Geuts.
(glcWi5r, ,I&gS)
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Baltimore & Ohio
Grfuriionem
uOn Baltimore.

uOH VNlttHuEFs
St.25-6rcoerid Autictnm tVceonouiut).
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= gutauit Spe6id8uN ncrdEtsUd
gluuals Stuinn nm i.lI Wnrlcns
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$5.00-Ntaptit 6ttg, CnpC WtnH, sea
ScIc 9itn nnS ErCau GitH, Hs3.,
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itag giiltip tr ole KlidlGbrt bis
5llm ingenoclI Slcuitng, ciuib Itebs
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II Huguit Niletc giiIttq 5lir 0ills
tuurt alti Dem 5pc8iul3uoe. Der
Gamheu l'nhnhuf 3 81 mor0cns,
Wtouut Go0dIs sgububpi 8 TO Dior.
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10 IaNe eiEibl. oes Iages oeS
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gtbitecbcr nab Toronto u Ibpus
fnno Selune,
9luf ber Riidrefe stucubaIt In
@ufiulo, Hudeiter GeuCnu g0nts
tins 8len, elen Srmmit Spriups
uih MInuch Gbuuf Gefidttct
gSGtctc @rhripnen merhen am
n uuh %. September ucraHituliet
(2I7--93l
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GrItHuu PtuIs ucue Eag.Grprchboute
e2urS Baltimore" nnn yGcnn" mad
HhifoNCIuGin.

gigbts mo lrnlt Stratc, hulcH IN Scttcrtun,
TUvn Gunt, NIB, uno Sbcitcr. va, an; gIns
iuuit IN RbInocIpbiu etlun l(6r slbenos. -
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Gitn, Gnpc @ian, 2ung S'rduG, AcbnrG Earf,
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NiircGn uno gtlhougbs Nan fbreibe fir
fiihrer Gtarcnre sartuer, glaent gtr. 204,
licStSbtraBs. (Sunti2,4W{th)
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,00aiQin Ocr Sommertonrsn. :

.lRctdantS aro Wliners' 9ransr. e.. "s9ams
pier baltimore nuh Noitnn uno 8roboenee
Sir Gee 9'Cite Route mad ben HeusGngInnb'
9tefprts o9seinffe ,Sa0rl Der &itfe entlnfla aiif
Der lpett" Isdn id1rcibe fir Iourensliuf. -
Eltrrau: 6de Giabt. uuo 8crman. strabe,
(SuutT 4&S .1Uite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

ISir aite aranfhsittn Uun ber ertrnnfteu &C.
Der uerurnft, iuie onrtlctbtateit, SlGhnnaen,
shuineet, Nopifdimerien etc, nebme man
Jiitter'S SlntreIntnuuaS. une AbihbrunGS'rbes
errtS 10 Gents. Sn uacn apctbeten.
(Sutt4, tRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
yScidlcnItcllcr Strife.

u en- Sopcn. Cont Z. }Iud
Die @eidcuiteler ser aNelp-Dorf
9icIu-0oucn 4 @drt'oro. &inic" in Der
Nabnboicn pom 9}clu.Nnuen mo Sc
oar 0iQ iino an Sen 5tritc 8egangcn
neil lie nit Der Gnt,oiiung zines
Meiebcnitellera uHjuirieOcn linO lie
Der 100 Naun iiu0 i'm !Iltaiton0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Die Wiarplnn0 SlinOen- Sdnle,

Die WtarglanO Blin0en- Sdule,
Gr. 220, Sit.Nurtbs9ucnue
cinihlicbtd bes SCpnrtcmeuto ittr bltnoC uub
t1uhc Hclcr,
Nr 90. Qpcit Sarntuans strnhc,
miro ant 10 5Cptcmbcr 1906 Cr1iiurt
sin nulliliunllcr gchrfHrfus In NnbcrUars
ten Grammar mn 0pbihulNuCtgcu 0unoicrs
tlQIetto llutcrrdt tdrucuhe llchuuHCu 0uus-
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nuu NiarOuHh irci }uaclGiicu mcuu tie Sdnls
pelh ritht inbCu tnmuen I'm lltbcrmctilug
ben 3baIiuacH aus uuhcrCn 5tadtcu miro CT
flldt SurfQei@rltcnc 3nuInpc ndQc liCh
otc Rom Fra0uop Guuierualortltn" ncbuicucu
&nuhcile ~ 9tnbc 30 MAIDEN SdlulNc0 $500
pru Subr.
5OBn 6 stcbioe, VI ~ " NJ.
t9lugs IA S-) Supcriuicnheus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Gpfcr DER 6Intbcn III Scra9.

@robcr &cbcn3pcrIuit IN Noldc onbul,
tcn0cn lhmcren Ncdcn2. Die
Ar6Btc &otoitrophc tpclhc lwoa
lcit Der @ulueitouIhtb hcmiuttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

(SOrtictnns iiebc 2. Scite.)
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Giner ser @eucrdle idoB porbei, oer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09


Miss X. c. Harley Fall
hNVl ..''...................4 81 100
Miss Grace Semple St Louis.H 81 10I
Mrs. 5. r. Lcfferts, E,ngle-
wood, n. J...................4g 30 10l
Mrs. Edwin Read, Lexing-
ton, Mass .........,...........49 50 lOl
Mrs. T.. G. Fisher, Common
wealth. Boston .............R 81 l02
Miss Louisa Wells, Country
club Boston .................50 so 1902
Miss NJ. d. Patterson, Baltus-
rol, Short Hills, n. J.......51 81 1902
Mrs. George c. Sutton Oak
ley Boston ...................4g SO J02
Mrs. W. f, Morgan, Baltus-
rol, Short Hills, n. J......5S 40 1O2
Miss Elizabeth Hurry, Engle-
wood n. Observation-Disclosures 40 lG3
Mrs Alexander McGregor
Oakley, Boston ..............& 80 1903
Mrs: Franc Anderson. Hins-
|, dale, Chicago .................55 SO lOi
Miss Grace Stultz, Oakley.
Boston =. ......................A 81 105
Miss Florence n. Ayers,
| Riverton, Philadelphia .....5S A. l05
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09

Drake will move out to Lincoln for what
has been expected to be a slaughter but
Nobraska's. poor showing against the Uni
versity of South Dakota will probably en-
thuse Pells team and II is not outside the
range OF possibilities that Drake should
begin the season with a victory. If Ne
braska can correct thesfaults shown in Sat
urday's game IN sepeu days. however
Drake can hardly expect to have much Of
a look in. Coe and Des Moines college
will also come together Saturday. being
the first OF the second class teams to meet
this year Coe held Ames to a lower score
than Des Moines college did, but 1t must
be remembered that .Des Moines got the
best Ristine had. The outcome of the
game depends so much on the way in which
Bryant and Boyle frame up their teams
after the Ames game that any prediction
of the outcome is widest guesswork.
Conditions at all of the state schools
with the exception of Ames are rema, "a bly,
unsettled for this time of the year At
Grinnell. Hamilton has been shifting his
men from position TO position and appar-
emily every time he makes a shift they
look worse. Pell has been changing his
men about and at the State university
Coaches Chalmers and Catlin will be forced
to make an entire new lineup by the re-
cent losses. On the whole II appears now
that II is possible for a team of fast play
ers to completely ovtolass heavier team
playing under the Did rules But az a
matter of fact fast team could play all
around a heavier team last year. 1t is
more evident now than ever before that
the team which defeats Ames must be re-
markedly fast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09
READY ron THE BIG BALL GAMES
PLAY for worlds championship
Begius In Chicago Today.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.--ldeal base ball weather
Is prodicted for tomorrow and tonight every
one in Chicago who ever saw the national
game OF America played is anxiously wall
ing tor the call of time tomorrow az s,o9
a Cock when the Chicago Nationals ana
Chicago Americans will meet in the nrst
game of a series of seven games TOT the
Roth teams are in excellent condition for
the struggle and both are eonhdent OF
victory. The pitchers on both teams are
i'm grand form and Managers Chance and
Jones tonight declared that the losing team
would have no excuses 10 oHef lor ueIedl
except that the best ball players had won
A 10 who would pitch the frst game
neither Chance nor Jones was able TO an
nounce tonight with any degree OF cer-
bc the selection. while Jones said the man
who showed up the best IN the M9rkout
would be the one selected TO puzzle the
So great is the interest In the coming
series that many of the railroads are oner-
ing reduced rates on their lines 70 o1t o 9r
favurites win. Several hundred persons
from nearby cities arrived tonight only TO
find all reserved seats had been disposed
OF three days ago aud they will be COM
pellel IL stand In line tomorrow ana take
their chances on sst.iHs, INSIDE the sfouhns
TomOrrows game will be played on the
grounds OF the National league. President
Murphy having won the toss givlns MN nh,
be decided at President Conliskey's park
aud the next four ganes, Il that many are
South Side aud West Side parks. Should
Il b. necessary ia play the seventh game,
the national base ball commission will de-
eide where IL shall be played.
Down town tonight the various resorts
! frequented by sporting men were filled
! with those anxious 20 bet on one team or
! the other and the amount of money de-
posted i'm safes around hotels and cafes
b. aud with men of standing ~ enormous.
2 The biggest betting has been done on the
Board Of Trade. though In all parts "
I the city wagers are being made on the hnal
result The team representing the National
! league Is the favorite at all the way from
I 10 TO to !, the odds varying where
the followers OF one team or the other are
( most numerous.
Both teams spent several hours in prac-
| tice today and tonight II was said tomorrow
! would md them hating in the following
! order.
AMERICANS NATIONALS
/ Hahn. RI HOFFMAN, Ct.
( ZONES CT SheCkard Il.
( lsbell. N. 10 schultz. n.
Davis. Chance, 10
, Donohue. 10 Steinfaldt, 3b.
, DougheTty, u. tinker, -.
I Tannehill. 81. Flyers, 20
| Sullivan or king, c.
| Mcfarland. 4.
| Pitchers not DEFINITELY decided upOn. Um-
pires: tombstone. National league; O'lough-
In, american league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09
New Pitching Record for WaddeH.

We" fitchthS hecoru Ior "adueils
. HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. S.-The Phild-
delphia and Washington American league
teams played an exhibition game here to-
day before a large crowd. Waddells pitch
ing was the feature of the contest. He
had sixteen strikeouts eight OF which
were successive, and he struck out every
man on the team, thereby making three
records. Thirteen of the strikcouts oc-
CURED in five innings. Score: II. II, u.
Philadelphia 20 0 %
Washington 20 o D o 90
Batteries: Washington. Kitson and War
ner; Philadelphia. Waddell and Schreck.
Umpire: Hurst.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09
mpe,lN is EASY ron novcH
IOWA Man Wins Foot Race In Re-
mnrikabIe Time.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Oct. S.-(special
Telegram. )--About 500 people witnessed the
foO-yard foot race between Frank Hedglin
OF ISoeiue Neb.. aud Harry Hough OF
Crescent CITY. la. here today. The contest
was for sa0O a side. Hough led by about
ten feet with some steam TO spare, Three
timekeepers agreed ON stS seconds. The
track was Slightly up grade and not In
the hest condition it's selection being made
BY Hedglin's managers on the Zip of a
coin. HouEh preferred down grade cinder
was even, but friends of the Iowa man
seemed 10 have the longer staying quail
ties and II is believed that on the side
about 81. 500 changed hands Hedglln has
won IN nearly every event I'm central Ne
braska defeating Al Marks OF stanton her
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works and that, Ames rolls up total OF
20 points or better. bat John Griffith's men
will be making the fight OF their lives
Morningside has won all its games to date
by substantial scores and its men have
shown something more than average ability
for a small college team.
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TO beat 200 trotting: Sweet Marie lost
To beat i;55 pacing: Dan Patch lost
Time: 1;5S
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PLAY IN woMANs GOLF TOURNEY
Only Five Western Players Qualify in
First Round.

WEST NEWTON !, Mass, oct. s,-The
honors In the qualifying round which opened
pionship at the vBfae Burn Country club
Today rested on the shoulders of Miss
d Ia9iine Ma ci,g S ID fhe Oakley Country
holder. Her score fdf eighty!seven for the
eighteen holes was Itbe best card Of the
f Mss FTanee 8amdeG Of IN the Country
club, Boston, mttde ian eighty-nine, the
only other score under ninety. =
players Who qual6es for O the e first round round
for the match play tomorrow had TO make
the championship = 'Of these thirty-two
players including Miss Mackay and Miss
Osgood, seventeen7 are from the Boston
district, six from New York four from
Philadelphia, two from Chicago and one
each from Denver, st. Louis and Hamii-
When the cards we're In the committee
found that three players were tied for the
thlrtY-nTst and thirtY-second places at
delpha, Miss Grace Stultz OF Boston and
Miss r. W. Allen of Boston had to play
a mole to see which sone would drop out.
Mss Allen OF Boston proved the unfortu-
| Miss Mackay followed up her 15G-yard
drives from the tee, by an, excellent iron
averaged two shots on the green from
start to finish. Her card was as follows:
Out .''......,".,S SO : 4 SO 81
In. .,,.......,......5 o. D % 5-46-ST
There was general regret that so few OF
the western players who had made great
EFFORTS to participate i'm the national event
| had been able to qualify.
The following Is the list OF thirty-two
players who qualified;
| Miss Pauline Mackay, Oakley,
Miss F. G osgood. Country : " "
! club Boston .,..s.............I5 "A 3!
Miss NJ. w. Phelps, Brae
| Burn, Boston .,.r,..,s........4It ~ "
Mrs. Caleb f. Fox Hunting
ton Valley, Philadelphia. Is 81
Miss NJ b, Adams, Wollaston e.-
MISS II, F. Curtis, country .
Miss Anita d. Phiptii-, Spring
field, Mass. ...........,,,.....45 ~ 81
Mrs. G.. W. Roope. Denver...B So y
Miss Frances c. Griscom,
Merton. Philadelphia s......4G 50 N
! Miss Georgianna Bishop,
! Brooklawn, Bridgeport 90 30 q
| Miss Julia Mix, Englewood.
y. j. ........................ So q
Miss +. Q. c, PhepQe, iiamil- -
ton, Ont. ..........f....,,,..... as 81
Miss Myra B. Helnier Midlo
! THAN, Chicago ...,............R 81
Miss. Z. S. Porter Country
| club, Boston .......,..,.....,.E %
Mrs. +. W. Batcheldkr Wes-
ton, Boston .......,....,...,..52 a
Mrs. Il. IT,, Barlow. Merton,
/ Philadelphia ,........s....k 81
Miss Emily Lockwood, Coun
| Try club Boston .l............E 80
Miss Mary c. Dutton. Oakley.
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Pitchers not definitely decided upon. Um-
pires: tombstone. National league; Olough-
lin. American league.
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a a @A.CERTAIN SAFE,
800 TREATMENT

Even mercury and potash could cure Confessions Blood % Tine
than the disease But they cannot cure the vile &
symptoms awhile to
nce when the treatment is left of When the virus OF Contagious 4
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TINE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA Ga.
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Last year. and his hackers were very con-
fident.
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