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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
PONIES" ATTRACTIVE.
TO THE CONGRESSMAN
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Washington. April a.--The races at Bennings
yesterday prevented the house of representatives
s from doing business for several hours. IT was
known. early in the day that the program III
athe house was what is known as suspension
day That means the consideration of bills on
the calendar under suspension of the rules,
which are not seriously opposed. H.. -. -,
# The bright spring sunshine and the attractive
list of "good things offered at the spring meet
ling of the Washington Jockey club caused many
lawmakers to go to the races.
It was observed that the attendance in the
house rapidly thinned out as the hour for the
tfrst race at the track approached The friends
of the pending measures va1nly tried to pre-
vent the opposition from demanding the pres
Sence of quorum. but the later We're deter
mined. A row followed and roll call disclosed
5fthe absence Of quorum. The doors were closed
and call Of the house was issued. dozen
deputy sergeants-a arms, delighted with the
lassignment, were hurried out to the race track
Ito arrest absent representatives and bring them
hack to their duties at the capitol. quorum
eventually secured and legislative business
was resumed
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ExSEJxxx Observation-Disclosures
Andrew oyler has relented. He will give up
the commercial life for that of the diamond.
He Twill not handle the ossihed prune and the
succulent Sorghum of the country grocery. but
will juggle the hot ones and fast ones in the
Minneapolis inheld this year.
Is Two weeks ago oyler dropped the blanket Of
tears upon local fandom by announcing that
he would not play baseball this year. and that
Magnate Kelley would have to rustic thru the
bush leagues for a shortstop. He urged
that commercial life was calling him, and
that he had answered the cali. Today Oyler
te1egraphed Kelley at Omaha that he had re-
pe1lted Of his fit Of foolishness and would re-
turn he receives ticket Transpor-
tation orders were telegraphed to Neville. Pa,
and the most prominent citizen of the settle
ment is his way west.
Magnate Kelley has also signed Willets, a
pitcher who ten and lost five games with
Wichita Of the American association last year,
and Shannon. who spent last season behind the
bat for Springfield, Ohio George Yeager says
this fellow is a "sweet snatcher"-and George
knows. 49,. .-..
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i BLooDLEss BOXING BOUTS
Chicago and Milwaukee Divide Honors
in Amateur Fist Fest. 80.

Journal Special Service. >"7
4 Milwaukee, Wis, April 2.-Chicago and Mil
waukee each, won two bouts in the amateur box
kee clubs at the local organizations headquar-
tiers Saturday night. The gore, usually con.
spicuous in amateur meets, was noticably absent,
but there was plenty of whole-hearted mixing
with an occasional CLEAN Of science. -.
q Young Edwards Of Chicago, who was to meet
Ike Sefai tn the finish. series, failed to appear
and the local lad, Tony Burdine, took his place
Beside the regular matches there were couple
Of good mills between local youngsters:
Chicago won from Charlie schwendel. Of Mil
waukee. Donnie Goodwin Of Chicago defeated
Burt seaman Of this city, Charlie Dingles got the
Otto Of the local club knocked out Tom Brown
OF Chicago. In the other I. bouts Johnnie Shaw
knocked out Frank EaSussa and Tommy Burdino
Milwaukee. won from Ike. Segal. q .
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journal Special Service. ri -: - t=2e !
Burlineton Iowa: A Ap s:-,'Frosty,, Thomas
the miller squad He viii play. id. all games
hereafter. The millers have been rather short
handed and his presence will be g. help in many
ways Word from Oyler seems to indicate that
this speedy little man will report soon for prac-
| tice. altho nothing definite has been received.
Ned Egan's Burlington squad will this after
noon meet the whitesox at Athletic park. The
| conspicuous thing about yesterdays game was
the clever team work Of the millers. Nothing
equailing it was seen among the whitesox and
| they clearly demonstrated themselves to be the
best felders as well, as the hardest hitters.
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SENATORS STILL LOSE
Chicago Hands Columbus Second De
feat to Tune of 9 to /.

Special to The Journal
Columbus, Ohio, April 3.-Chicago again de-
feated Columbus yesterday by the score Of to /.
The pitching of Reulbach, who did not allow Co.
1umbus q hit in the six innings he offciated
was the feature. The score by Innings:
R III 3
Chicago ...........o 80 2 o OF 90 ii
Columbus $1,000. % o O o O O o o Ii 2 2
Batteries-Reulbach Pfeister and Moran; Ber-
ger, Veil and Schneider and Ryan and Blue. sum-
pire, Owens. Attendance, 600.
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CINCINNATI BEATS TOLEDO.
Journal Special Service.

Cincinnati. April 3--The Cincinnati Nationals
easily won the second exhibition game from the
Toledo American association team here yester-
day. But seven innings We're played. Score So:
Cincinnati .......... 20 Is o o o Q OF
Toledo ............. % i 600 o.
Batteries-Dorner. Hafford Chech and Mena
han: Gilen, Spthoff, Land and Abott
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REDS LAND HARD
ON WHITESOX
Kelley's Men Defeat Chicago
Team by Score Of
6 to s..
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Burlington, Iowa. April 3.-The Minneapolis
team, aided in positions by the Burlington team,
defeated the Chicago whitesox yesterday by
score of 6 to 8. The weather was fine and
warm and the grounds were in good condition.
fair crowd the game
Chicago fell down in the fourth and allowed
Its opponents to score three runs, which put
them in the lead for a brief period the sox
going again to the front in the sixth when
! they landed on Sessions for a home run and
! double and a single, bringing in two runs. The
reds did not win out until the last round, when
| they took advantage Of Patterson's temporary
! weakness and scored two runs Score:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
CANS 10 MEET TURNER.

New York April 2.-Joe:, Cans, the light and
welterweight champion, has just signed articles
of agreement for another fight. He has been Sc
cured to meet Rnfe Turner. the clever California
negro lighter, for twenty rounds at Sacramento.
CAL. the latter part OF May. In their previous
battle at Oakland, Cal. II ino 1902 Cans was
the winner, having beaten Turner easily.
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COMMITTEES DELAY
BARS CRACK RUNNER
Journal Special Service.

New York. April 3.-Thanks to the dilly
dallying of the registration committee of the
A. A. u, Melvin e. Shepard, the fastest ANA
teur mile runner in America, perhaps in all
the world, will not represent this country in the
Olympic contest in Greece.
It was hoped up to the present that arrange
ments might still be made to have Shepard sail
with the American team today, but this hope
was disspateds by the fiat announcement from.
Julian Curtis that entries for the international
events had closed two weeks ago
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BETTING UNDER aErrR1cr1oN,

Washington, April 3.-The Jockey club stew
ards will not permit more than ten .'commission
agents. to place bets for clubhouse members
this summer. Following their alleged promises
to the ministers at Albany this Spring to re-
strict betting as much as possible, they have
engaged Robert Pnkerton. who has charge of
the track police, to restrict the number Of mes-l
sengers y this specified upnbe1s s.. 49, ST
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HIGH WATER IN NASHVILLE.

Nashville, Tenn, April 3.-The Chicago
American team arrived in Nashville this morn
Ing from Memphis, but did not play the game
scheduled with Nashville club this afternoon
because OF wet grounds The river oyerfowed
Its banks aud wet the grounds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
PIPEsToNE HAS WRESTLER
Shepherd, Who Meets Jimmie Potts
Downs Felkey of Minneapolis.
Special to The iJourna

Pipestone, Mimi, April 8--Dick Shepherd the
local light weight wrestler took two straight
falls from Professor A. IA: Felkey of Mime
day evening. Shepherd secured his first fall in
one minute and a half -
In the second bout Felkey made ia longer fight
bit finally succumbed to an arm and crotch
bold after nine minutes and d. half. Local. en-
thusiasm is running high and there is increased
interest in Shepherds match with Jimmie, Potts,
Of Minneapolis, at Sioux: Falls later in the
month. The match was refereed by J. S. Roe.
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Mn da lem Chapman Irene
TEBEAU PERSPIRING
UNDER THE COLLAR
Journal Special Service.

Louisville, Ky, April 3.-George J. Tebeau,
owner of the local American association team,
was red hot today when he discussed the inter
view in which Watkins Of indianapolis and
Bryce of Columbus quoted as saying that If
the Victor ball is used this year four clubs,
representing their faction, would secede from
the American association. 49,, ,.-,se
"Will they?'' repeated Tebeau. ''The Victor
ball was regularly adopted. II the Reach ball
or any ball other than the Victor is used the
clubs so acting will be treated as outlaws
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HOPPE NOT IN rn1rRNEY,

New York. April 3.--Willie Hoppe. the boy
billiard champion, decided last night not to en-
ter the international championship billiard
ament, which is to be held In Madison Square
garden next NoRday evenings
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Total Ia q Is
zone man out when winning run scored.
Score by innings,
Minneapolis .1 O o o Pa
Chicago .........2 o o 2 o O-5
Two-base hits, Greminger, Green, Chicago.
Hart, Chicago, Pencil; threebase hits, Isbelli
home run, CLARK, Chicago; first on balls, "n
Green 2; struck out, by Kilroy 1, by Sessions l,
by Rugar 4, by Patterson 5; left on bases, Min
nepaolis g., Chicago 8: double plays, Annis to
Hart Richards to Greminger to Hart to Gremin-
ger. Attendance, 100. Umpire, Brennan.
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The Lund Lands will meet in the Y. NJ. c. A.
building at O'Clock tonight for conference
upon business matters connected with the team.
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YOUNG OTTO WON AGAIN.

Journal Special Service.
Philadelphia, April 3.-Young Otto of New
York outpointed Johnny Allen of this city in
six round bout before the Washington Sporting
club last night
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COLUMBUS PLAYER HURT.

Columbus, Ohio, April 3.--Infelder Malay Sc
cured from Brooklyn will leave for home tonight
at Brooklyn N. Y. He Is suffering from an
injury and will be out Of the game for weeks at
least. - #Er a-+ -. ~
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BOWLING

The following are results in last nights play
in the Commercial Bowling league tournament at
the Arcade alleys: n 9s
Five Men Teams s.5 5Ea ifa5
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-20
YOUR CREDIT SUITS US

And you can save dollars besides,
Some people feel little hesitation
about asking for credit, but here you
can always take it for granted that
your credit is good, and terms will
be arranged to suit your own con-
venience and pleasure.
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EN- bNStoN Ladies'
There has been a greater demand
for medium priced extension tables
heretofore than we could supply.
Now We are in shape 20 meet all de-
mands in both Pedestal and Five
Legged. See this line before buying.
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There is an elegance about our din
ing room furniture that cannot fail
to win your admiration. Beautiful in
design-the very latest patterns -
and prices very reasonable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Nnt[1Rt lcinc 9Lnm1ltr.

Stem - prf IL. SILL. - Sorrr
SGotu, ser M0r0er g9bitc'S, 3ei0tC
iid) mdbrcnb bc& Gon5cn oeitrigcr
Cages IN GrnortItng Der Nnfunft
lcincr Otlttcr iibcrouS ncrooS. SeinC
InlpGltc unb lcirc Satin beird)ter
III ruie geluoGnlih. 5rou Ebolp fam
IN @cQIcitnrq ibrer Sreunoin Sri.
lfop WcGci5ie o1t, 0oh lief mon
Hetterc, ga iie niht I'M @eiib zines
GrIoubnibidcineS NOR, nid)t Dor.
Ginc lleberruifptnq bereitete Sbom
1eitcrn Der InipuItsfirmd 8lod, 81.
colt, @rubcr & @onpnqe, in0em or
ibnen ein @ricf 5uif)idte, in oent CT
linen oils @ert6cibiQer Den 9oufpob
9ic6t uno ltott ociicn Clifford ".
Snrtrio0e engoairt. Gr forbert Gr,
Gidpter Olcott ltn0 ieine 8eid1fte.
t~6eilbobcr olli, Die idmnttlidcn oli
ben Sail be3iigIifen Gofumente al
Sortribgc olts5ulicfcrn.
Ebom'S Sppoiition gcgcu feline bis.
bergen Nnlp0Itc cntItontnt Dem
nnftonoc, 6oB iie ooronf befteben,
OILS GcrtbcihiGlng@9rlnO Inquired.
ningSfdbiQfcit or3rfiibren Nidt I'M.
m0gIid it, Oob Dem Sdrcibcn
Sbalp'8 ij6crbaltpt feline 9codltuno
geSdentt mcrOcn miro, ionoern oob
icine GcrluonNtcn e@ iif no~rbe6oItcn
neroer, 5t bcitimmer, luer i'm Der.
tbeibigen ioQ. GieIleiht tpiro Iooor
scrooe ser Grici T6op'$, in Dem err
feline biabcriQcn Nnlu1ltc crtldBt, ais
Elm @cluci@ fir feline lln5uredmunas.
fd5iafcit bctrod)tct ipcr0cn.
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BON @l;o ridlnacn.

6btc0go, 10. Sltli. - Sin 9Iit.
ItrnbI crid)lug bclrte einen nod MIDI
i0entiii5irten &nobcn uno ocrlcbt(
f%olgen0c pier onOcrc &nnbcn, meIdC
m0brenO cincS @Cpittcrrcgen5 Sdrlt
inter Cincm 9oumc an scr Gdc bon
OatitroBe nno Der &ofe Sbore.5obr
Itrabe geIudt bottcn;
@ilidm SaupcrS, George Somell,
GbnrlcS Slccttrg II, Ioiepb Slceting.
Wcbrerc 60lticr in G6ica0o ,luur.
Sen pom 9lite |Qctroifcn uno ongc.
5iinoct, Ooruntcr sic @obnuna oeS
@r5biihoi5 SamcS e. Gui1lcp, 9tr.
623, NorO.S totcitroBe, melhc sum
9ctra9c bon $4,000 beifG0iQt muir.
DC. Gin @libitrobl id)eint aud Elm
&abel Ser ScIepbonlcititng getroffcn
5t bn6en, in0em naGeju ieOeI elcpbon.
Sdcle Der norOliden Ge~ntraIiteQc CT.
t0nte.
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TurmrGe Sricoscrffaruno.

Banana, Is. SlIi. - Cine bier
aus Can SoIoohor cinqc0orqcnc
9epefhe mcIbct, 0ob Sououros scr
HcpubIit Guatemala Den &ricg er.
fIGrt bot. Nto6 oerieIben Gcpci6c
lit in Gan SoIoooor sic foIgcn0c
Proclamation in llmIouf aeicbt NOR
Den: n@cncroI 9oniQo scr Gom.
monbcrr Der iolOo0oriiden Nrnlce,
bat Die Gruppcn @uotcmoIo'a bel
Wctopon IN SolboOor 3c6n Mcilcn
oItlid bon ser @rcr5c 8rutcmolu'S,
9eidIogcn. Sic iicgrcitc Nrnce
SoIpooor'2 bcbouptctc Die Gtcaur.
gen, aus lucIdlcu iic Ocn 5cino Der.
Sdngt bottC."
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GnOe init S6rcfeu.
Sra9ObiC an cincr Hiucunfrcnfuno
Der r2Ona SSlanO &n0n."

Totcr, So6n' m0 Eodtcr bel elmer
Spo5icrfo5rt get0Otct m0 Elm an.
Ocrer &nobe Iebenaaci15rlit per.
lett, - 56rocn 0ur6 elm 8cuit
ter in Chicago. - &T6ccrcnOc
llcbcridmcmmm8 in GoloEOo.-
Cine 6rou uto ibrc 0atttcr pom
dci1ie0cncn @otten ser Gritcrcu
in ct, 2oui3 eri6oiicu - Ser 0c.
itran0etc itolicniihc arclt5cr
ullmbrio" nod nidt micOcr flott
gemorocn.
Hcm.0 orf, IS. &lrli. - Qrct
Eeriottn mrroeH bcutc 0lrd cincn
ltnfoQ an elmer Niocotfrcuauno scr
noh M~oubotton 9coh iiibrcnOcn
3rpcigIinic Der Song &3lauO- 9o6n"
gct6Otct, nGmlid); Samucl Wconlen
81 Sabre off, Elm &otcIicr ans 9root.
Inn; iein pieri6briger Sobn Samuel
Wieanlcp iun., mo ictHc uculi1hrige
Sodltcr Nunie WteonleD. Der Monn
mar nit ieincn &in0ern umO Dem ~.
jdbri1en Otnr Hubin oui elmer Spa.
5ierfabrt, olS i6r 6ltbrmcrf bon eincm
Sdnclju9e %gctroffen ltn0 Ocmolirt
mlroe. Safer unO So6n bIiebcn otf
Dem 6lcdc to0t, mG6rerto Oo3 MG0dcn
nod ctIidc Stunoen lebtc. Mar Nll.
bin lie1t belltc 9lben0 b~euuBtloS i'm
&oIpitoI uno eS lit m6alidl 0oB icine
%%erIebun0cn t00tIidcn GGrIouf ncD.
men mcrOcn. Soitien Groc ourd 9(lts.
0roblnAcu, mcIde nn6e Scr &rclt3una
porgcnouniicn mcr0cn, pcripcrrtcn Oie
Nlt@iidt 1ti OaS @cleiie. oaciu Ser ant
Der StcIlc itotionirte 9o6muGrter cr.
flGrt, er babe iid pcracbIid bemiibt,
0fconlcp 6urf Si9naIe 5ltm NnbnItcn
SIT bemegen.
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Slntbucrbcernngcn in Colorado.

IriniOoO, Sol, 10. Suli. -
GtDa 100 Bcrioncn, melde i'm H6o.
Oe5 Cannon, 10 Ntcilen n0rOliH Dor
bier, mobnen, lo8crtcn mdbreno scr
lcttcn Nodt in %itr0mcnocm Hegcn oli
0en Siigeln, nm elmer Ole S6lu6t
Derab tommcnOen 6lutb 5u entgc6en.
Gin Wonn ertronf in 9erminO unG
lie6en @obnbGuicr, iomie Gin 2aocr
mutOen iortgeiegt.
Gie 6lutb fiiDrtc eineDtengc 4icroc
ult0 anocres @ie5 oauon urlo 5crit0rtC
ale 9riidcn. Ger @iienbo6nperfcBr
Der @e0eno lit la9mgeIegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Crgic u~crnrIndyt SrunofataItrup6c.

NltentOmn 30, Is, SltIi. -
gS6bren6 elmer in ser letter Natt
bon ilopodiIden Nrbeitcrn qcfcicrtCn
Orgie ju 5ogcI3piGc murOc cine &c
troIcumlompe umgcmorfcn wlO icete
Elm aoItbolt8 in 9rono. 9(6t @rctter.
bGltier nltroen cinge1ihcrt unO Sobn
@nonic, So Sabre alt, icin %. iGbrigcr
gobu Ridocl Guonic, iouic MihocI
9ebutb, 33 Sabre alt, erIittcu Den
GTammcntob. Die bcioen GrItcrcn
mnrocu i'm 9ctt oon Sem 6cler ii6cr-
raiht. Sebut6 mar ans Dem &ollic
entfIoDen, febrte ieOo6 5ltriid, I'm
Ietn @el0 SIT bolcn, uto FAM babel I'M.
Gin orOercr Monn erIitt einen 9rltd
Oc9 HiidgrotS 0urdl eilcn Sprung
oi,S Dem 6eniter oeS 5~peiten Stod.
mcrf3. Der %pcfunidre gcrlnit betrGot
etua $1,000.
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NcrmittcInna acccptirt.

@oibtnGtou, 0.G, 70. 5uIit.
- Guatemala iomobI, mic San Sal
oooor bat oo3 8crnittelunN& 2ucr.
bictcn ser Ser. Stooteu sur 3ciIcguna
t6rcr 0iifcrcn5cn (iicbe mnter @oib.
inBton otf Ser oritten ScitcD occep-
tirt. 0ic 0%iplomatiiden @crtrctcr Ser
Ger. Stooten in Guatemala rnO Sou
SnluaOor melOcn 0icS IN bcltte 2IbeuO
bier cin2etroiicncn 0epciAen. Nton
erluurtct cinen ioiorti9cn @aiicnitiu-
Itano urO 6aI0iGen 6ricOenaihuiB.
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8ebeimnifuulle GrmOronng zines
Nnnbcn.

Great 9 Darlington II, MaiI.
Is. Sui. - Der icit Iebtem Montag
oermiBte 5m6lfjd1ri8e 3o6n Streub
aus 5oniatonic lit in einem @aloe
na6e ienem Srte ais 2eide aufgefun.
ben morOen. Die @ciAe mar nit Gan.
nen5ueigcn 5ugeOcdt mo idon 10 itarf
perpeIt, oab Die IOoesurinde nibt
feltgeitellt meroen fonlttc. Dine 3uei.
feI liegt jeooh W}orO Dor. 5treu6
bra6 am letter O}outaa nit einem
anoeren ano6en, gtamenS 9eni.
8bite, nad 8orrington, Cont, allt
mo lie gei9Gftigltrg jrt erIaneen boff.
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arcnicr nllmbrin0 licat nudl icit.

Sing it o II, Somoico, Is, Suli.-
Ser itaIianii6e @reu5er ollnrbrio,
Weld)er am t3. SuIi nabe bier oui
elmer S6lnmmbauf altilicf liegt nod
felt. Seine @ei6iibc mo aobIen itno
nu&1cloOcn woroen, luu Oo8 6obr3elt1
ST. erlpi6tcrn, unO man bofit, oaiielbc
SIT retten. 0nS @cttcr lit giinitig.
Die oltmbrio" lit Elm areu3cr brit
ter &loiie bon 2245 Eonncn uno mltr.
sc in 1891 5t 2iporno gcboltt.
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Sabcn Den SaQpn.

Gbicogo, 81, 10. Suli. - lie
bieiioc @ciddftaitoot mar acitcrn
AtadJmittug oui ben geinen, INN ci-
men 0robcn Suftbolon SIT 6%clpunocru,
Der inter 6iibrlun9 OeS 2uftihiiierS
@ilo bon cinen1 biciigcn 8crgnii'
gltngaort oufgeiticgcn mar uno &c.
raoe iibcr Oent @eidGitaoiitrift
idmc6tc, III oeiicn 9tGbc er balo oo.
rolli I'M oSumbolOtE orf" nicOcr.
ginG.
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Gridjof Satin nnb Sdpuicgcrmnttcr

81. 2ouiS, -. Suli. - 6roll
2iaie &ern, % Sabre alt, urtO i6rc
Nltttcr, 6roil 4ma 2ut, Sc Sabre
alt, murOen gcitcrn 2(6eno BON SEQ.
aerL Dem gei6icOenen @ntten Der
@rItcren, eridoiicn. Der Ibdter emit
flob uno muroe bon leteftipS aui eli.
ller 2ofomotipe iibcr Die Miiiinippi.
@riidc mc6rere MeiIeu lpeit auf Der
Sainoiicr Seite periolgt, obne 0ob es
%gelong, ieincr 6obbait 5t merOen.
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9Ienn'S
Sdme|d Sei|e,

bic lie bod cmpfOglcn babcn, repra.
%Icntirt Sdnucfcl in elmer gcr6in6nhg,
bic frci bon Sciicn nadjtgcilieen
GiocnIdlGftcn 1T, nnS bcionbcrs fir
bus 9ab nno bic Toilrtten paiicnb lit.
Ncun i'm SuO regeImGfig nit Rei.
6nng gbcnSS mno Moreens 6ennkt,
uiro iic bic Sant in fnrlcr 3cit bon
llnrcinbcitcn nuS Settigfrit bcireien.
&cibnn9cn nit cincm ran6en Sanb.
tltd OOr Dem 0cbrnnd Der Seife bilit
in ocrcu &irfnng, bic Gorcn ~ 5ff.
ncn nnO cr5engt Gin geidmcioiaes,
fcitcs Slciid nnb cine iuic gltlaf
glattc Sant.
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GnIiic'S Granfbcit.

GoIum6uS, o, 10. &uIi.-1ic
3ndtbauabcomtcn 5crbrcGen iid Den
aopi iibcr Elm 2eibcn Der 6rou Guijie
GbuOuid. Sic lit niht bcttldaerig
unO cntluidclt gutcn 9(ppetit, o6cr itt
leiOct on cincr 5uncbmcnoen Sdlpel,
hung Oe5 NrnlcS, mcl6c ibr bctrd6t-
lidC Sd)mer5en pcruriudt.
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Baltimore, Sub. yROntag, ben Is. Suit 1906.
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uuu Baltimore.
2.50-Gumberlano nth 5uritG.
St.1O-Scrteteg SprinnS uno 3ttritf.
Sl.25-0arttnsburg mn 3uriif.
S1,25-3drpcr'o 6crrg nm 1urilt.
SuHutnn, Ocn -. Snit.
Spc3tdl3u9 nCrldBt W}ouItt Rnhdls
StdtlOn 600 Wlnr1eus, GGmhcnr
StatiuH 100 W(ur9cIts.
2OO-RbtlnocIphtn uuo Suritd,
81 .5O-SbcitCr mo 3uriid.
Sloo-gStlmtuatuu NM 5Iriid,
Sountaa, OCn %, Gull.
Spe5luI5lA pCrlnBt Gamoc1sStns
ton 500 MEorQelta. Minltni AiODdls
Station sos MiurgcRc. 1titdiubrt,
nerlnGt philadelphia 100 Nbenba.
S5.OO-etlnutic Gitn, 6ape MaN, SEA
aisle Gitn uuo Sccnu 6ith, 9..S.,
lno 5nriiG. SCocn 5rcitng uun
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eiHihL. oeS ndbiieu Steulld9S eitIs
tIl. bis sum s, Scptember.
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p. Suli. &iUctc Nitltt0 SIR Siils
laOrt AMI benz Spc3tni4u9e, Der
Wtount acknowledgement $40 Nor
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Naufes giiItiQ.
gt6iteCter mad Toronto II. I6ous
tauo SSlduhS.
gtuf ser Giidrciie gufcntbaIt in
buffalo, Jto6eitcr, @enepu, g0ats
fins Glen, @len Summit Springs
ulo Wluu6 Gbunf ~qcftaitct.
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3. ltuo II. Yupllt IA. NIB 2s.
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GricIOn 2tute ncue gus.GrprcRbucte
ySurb Baltimore" nno gGcRn" mad
HhitnScluGin.

SanItf un6 SoRHtGs6, 8 nor Moreens, bon
9tabts uno @rattsStrabc. bnltcn in Settcrtun,
Sugn Rpint, Mo, uno Gbeiter, ga, an; Vim
llnft IN philadelphia ctipa 6 nor Ibenos. -
ole oles pflnidcrt, f6nlen rndb GbeiapeatcsGitO
ooer gettcttot geben uno init benz Riidfnbrts
Boot betmiebren, init gniunft neacn 6 llbr
pbid $3.50. Ruua:eiie Q5 Iuge) auf Dem
3ags ODER gld0ibootc, our Rilfabrt QiiItig,
$3.50, ober Riidfabrt nit ser q. & 8. 9a6n
GO Iage) $3.50. Eireite 9iQete rad MtIuHttc
6itO, 6npc Nah, 2png Brand, IeburN Bart,
9lcusNDrf, Nl6nug. Srun, Snrntugn, Newport,
S.togcpDrt, 9ciu.Naucn, Yurtlaub, Me., mno
u6roltben 4uHitcH. Wabl5etteH 50c. Nadts
Odnpter iabreu tdgliG 8 llbr9(benos al (Gonits
toAs nusafBomneiD. giaeie Stri Berfdtii I'M
WfreaI iln0 gIlbauqb's. Mtar idreite fir
Giihrer, clarence G1TtUcr, @eent. Ir. 204,
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Gan SaIou0or, Is. Suit )
lt6r Iu6mittagS. - Gic grmee Sal
pooor'3 1riif in Scr letter. 9tud)t aber-
moI3 Die @uatemoloner ST. EIa1tonor
al unO ihlug lie total oui'S Solpt.
Sic Ocrloren 1000 Mom all SoOtcn,
8emDun0etcn un0 @cianQcncn.
Die gltotcmaloniide Nrucc, meIdc
iiber Santa Sc einiicL lit pou Scr Ar.
NEE Ser &epu6Iif &onouroS 3uriid &C.
ihloQcn mor0en.
&onourc8 mn6t gcmeinihaitli6c
Sod)c nit Salua0or.