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Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Person u and social Noes

u q COAA - rA0 AJO~Ae-A ANDN~N5
Mrs. Frank Rogers is visiting friends
In FELTON,.
Miss Margaret Mitchell is the guest
of friends in New York.
Miss Alice Miles. of Kennett Square,
spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Blanche Martin is the guest OF
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Bentley is visiting
friends in Dover.
The Newark Y will hold a reception
in the lecture room of the First Pres
byterian Church Of that town on Octo-
Der 26th.
Mrs. Albert Bucher has returned
from visit to New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Wells and
daughter have returned from a ten
days trip to Meshoppen, Pa.
Newman Davis has returned from a
ten days trip through the Eastern
States
James Lynn is on a trip to Lynn,
Mass
Mrs. Isabelle Worrall, of Kennett
Square, has returned from visit to
her brother, James T. Chandler.
Leslie Downward has returned from
d visit to Kennett Square.
Mrs. w w. Bassett and Mrs. Eliza
beth Moore. Of Yorklyn. have been
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Emma Thompson and daughter
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gustus ID. Miller.
Miss Florence E. Green spent Tues
day at Chesapeake City.
James Quinn spent last Sunday with
friends IN Phoenixville, Pa.
Pennell Stetser, tender of Third
street bridge, left yesterday for short
vacation. His place is being temper
arily filled.
The Misses Mamie and Emily Toul-
son will give house and garden party
on Saturday afternoon and evening al
their home, No. 9l6 West Seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Handy and children
spent Sunday at Carpenter. Pa.
Frank Bacon, Reuben Caylor T. B
Wilson, Lewis Turner and Thomas
Mernin left this morning in an auto
mobile for Trenton. N. J., where they
will attend the fair now in progress
at that place.-s..I......|
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
How,s This /?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
FOR any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Calafrh cure.
r. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
We fhe Undersigned. have known H.. j
rr,enev for the last l5 years, and be-
iieve him perfectly honorable In all busi-
nees transact ana financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
III 'iWAI.D1NG. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Drugsists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion
Evening journal., 1906-09-27

Wunderdale. Charles Jack. j. A. wiki
inson. Charles Stevenson. John Lucas,
George willis, ]. M. Maddox. W. f.
Riley, O. Baylor. p. Clark. w. Mckay.
j. w. Lynch. Frank Bacon. c. j. Reed,
~ Han. A. f. Kruse. Charles Bacon,
Courtland Woodward, l.. d. Martin.
w. A. Pritchard of Baltimore; J. l..
Harmstead, New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Lee--T Thomas

At Epworth NJ. E. parsonage last
evening Edward NJ. Lee and Miss
Alvina Margaret Thomas. both of this
city were married, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. l.. p. Corkran,
pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee viii live temporarily at No. S12
Spruce street.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Rettew--Johnson

Horace M. Rettew and Miss Lulu T..
Johnson. OF Dover. were married last
night at the home Of the groom, No.
515 West Fourth street by Rev George
c. Hall Miss Elizabeth White played
the wedding march. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mabel Rettew, a sister
of the groom, as bridesmaid and Paul
Frederick acted as best man. A re-
ception followed the ceremony from
$50 to 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Hake--Speer

Miss Bella S. Speer ana Or. TFoward
H. Hake. of Youngstown. Ohio, We're
married last night at Dei9Na-e -A.--
nue. Baptist Church by Rev Thomas
Hopkins. A reception followed at the
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Enealen1ent Announeed

The engagement OF Miss Amy du,
Pont Cleaver to John Warren Vedder
Of Wilmington. has been announced.
The wedding is TO take place on Oc-
tober 1.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27

The average size OF a laborer's fam
ily in England and the United States
is three persons; in Germany, five per-
sons.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
For Indigestion

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
An effective remedy for obstinate in
digestion. nervous dyspepsia. headache
and depression.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27

The Norwegian catch Of Goldfish this
year yielded 1.O7s,257 gallons OF me-
dicinal cod-liver oil.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
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home of the bride. No. 1885 Clayton
street.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27
Orient Cars for Quick Sales

20 Horse Pow.r, Cylinder, side entrance
ionnesu. List So COO; our price at ST 400
10 Hors Power. Cylinder Runabout. List
ST. $50; our price, $1.10O.
Evening journal., 1906-09-27

First Primary Election District. at
and 2nd districts) Polls. Blackbird
At the said Primary Election all r.
publicans shall have the right TO vota
subject 10 the provisions OF the Primary
Election law l.. HEISLER BALL
Chairman.
Attest: Joseph C. Jolls. Secretary. Wiz
mington Delaware. September 20, 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
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SciratbS Siccn,cu.

Niuiom 9. Gobion - lVlb Nco.
tricc y. Sipaconb 10 Sabre oft; Np.
plifolt gSilion y. Gobion, Nr. 80,
9iorO Wilnloritrolc.
Gboric@ i. &'ldnrcr p mo Mdr-
1orct u. &iilipn y Sabre ait; Ippli
font ". u. MropM 1O2, 0orilld) Apc-
il.lc.
BERNARD S'Nrirl % mo Gli5abctt
@rllon IS Sabre ait; Applifont Der
noro &orlc. 9tr. tt5, s@citltruhc.
Sohn j. Mumpl - uilo Sniic Is.
@crncp 30 Sabre aft; Ipplifont Sobn
i. Gunupi Orange 9nltinlorcG SO.
aunult 81. Nicrulonn u mo Sen
nic Mi. @ulhn IS Scbrc olt; Mpnli'
tant Nltgtit .. Nicrnlonn, Nr, 1926,
Siio EocoltroBc.
George u. Scrnllcg IS lnb Clio L.
llhlfclocr rs Sabre alt; Mpplitant
tSrou SbcriOarL Mr.. 901, Horo-@op.
i!rcbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Nus Dem Snncrcn MarDlano's nns
Den augrcn5cnScu Staatcm.

Ter II 1t Nclo0cHC HcUolucr.
Hci'm SpIclcn nit Cincm Ncuolucr
III scr @obnltng ihrcs &otcra, =. y.
Nullcr, Srp Connect MincS, nobc
Grafton. ". 30. mnroc Mtorria Sol.
Ter pom icinem ultcrcu Nrll0er in Ocrl
&opi NciMoiicn uto bCiinoct iid) III
lchr tritiiNcm 3ultonor. 0ic &no,
bcI,, mcldc 9tciien Oe3 irilbcrcn
Stout2ommultS y. i. @oilcu Don
Grafton iin0, luorcn Scr Nniidt, bob
Die Mofic nid)t Neluocn lei.
Nr. S0lurcntc gCt00tCt
Gr. $obn Sulprcncc Don Gulbcr,
lun0, Mo, Der I'M Sabre 1862 cine
Wciclld)oit bon @oIoiud)crn dis glrst
nud) Ocn idluorjcn Bergen bc0lcitctc,
mlroc an ConlcrltoN nubc WcucrS.
0ole BON cinem Nobn5uN %0ctroiiell
mo Ncto0tct. Scin 9tciic, ). Cabin
Smurclcc, BEL oclll CT luobntc, lultroe
chcniullS lhlinmt pcrlcBt. Die Wdn.
llcr bcion0cn lid uiti Cincm nit SIT;
ter bcloocnru Mo0cll, ais Ger 3uiom
rIcllltpB criolGtc. Scibe Eicr0c mr..
Der Nniort 0ctootct. Gr. SulurCltC
mar 7G Sabre olt unO hattie iriibcr in
Chin cine GroriS.
lGbrlid ) c Gnt0CdunNi il I
Sburm0n.
Cine EbotoQrnp1ic BON geo Is.
Shurnlult, alias Soplor, Der ull.cr
Gem &cr0nd)t ltcbt. 0cn cntloliclrlt
Motroicu @oltcr i. Golicu III Nor.
iuts. 90, crnloroct mo bcrullbt III
horcn. plroc bon Der Noriolfrr No:
li}tI inter elmer @rltppc BON Wotros
len Cutoctt, Cos 0ruppcnbilo MIR
sc 0ltlNclonnlucll, ais Sblrnlon n!.i
Dem &cr. S%tootcnld)iii ,SrunfIir"
ais Wtntroic bicntc, 9icir Gntoet
flung lit BON 1robtcr @idtiofcit, ais
mulncbr icbcr Gctcttiu NNcntru
I'M &on0c Gin Nb5li1 0icicr Ehotogra.
phic, icrncr Gin Stiid ocS GUIDES, NoE
(turn1on sur }cit bcS Mor0ca truE,
iibcriulot miro.
chung Don Srudlt t.
II o1Gon~.
&n bcu @iitcrbohnb0iCn Scr .gScit
lid}cn Mfnrulinbcr Nobn" III &nNcrS,
;onn, Mo. cnt0lciltc porgcltcrn ell
poll ~bcloocncr Srodltiuog0oL no.
NErd) iruci ncitcrcc@ uNNonS cbcniuli3
sum Gnt9lciicn Gcbrod)t mur0cn. Eic
rrci @o0gonS riiicn Oic @cidcn uno
@eicilc oli cine bctrGdtlid)c Str'cfc
ar. moonrd, biCic Yiuir uuI crrl
Suul0cl hlofirt mIlr0C.
Gpr0HN aus ncm TCnltcr.
6rGulein Snait fhouloS. 20 Sabre
Ct, 'pronN aus Cinrm Icnitcr oea
Nutitcn StodmcIf2 scr Notrm!nN III
rcr M;lttcr III Nnacratolun, W>.. mo
trIitt cine &%opilWun0c. ionic ,nnrrc
&criNBHn0cu. Gic Muttcr bcS 2HI>s
dcllE lnilc, Is ljtac oltrduit& ,ciu
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"'cn ipnr on0cbIid III 6olac ci"c1,>,rr,
thrrIa ms Nou2 oin1cihloiicn nor
ncl. q
&mncucu WcbGnoc.
Ger u&crcin Ehriitlidcr SllINcr
At0nncr scr Nn!t'mnrc Ohio NohlNc
icnidoit" lit in icin lrcltcS @ehGl;
DC in |outh Guml,rrlon0 cin1c;oNr:.
g, WCb0uoc mor cas- lrilbcr Mot'l
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Aollritcr &crCin ilbrrlicb, lod,fcnn o,e
tlCIttr SOl0M orinnluIrlt hnttru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

Moia.- 3uiiiDren 1876 DIT,
id)cI; &Criouot bon 0cn GIcuotorcl
1l6, 1S6 Nltid)el; @lcpotorcn. &orrath
2.S36.2GS @uihcl. Gcrfouic: 10000
SuId)cI MARS 81 1895, 10000 Spot
SIT AIS, 2000 Stcomcr gcniVid)tcr
Spot sit l6Hi. 2000 90. 90. ju 45H,
1000 Spot 5l As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Snnge 9amcn! ,WadJt Gnd Sicie
Sfjcrtc at WnBc.

&ir biIben ictt cine dIaiie fir innae 9as
men IN unicrer Gteetie Eanenfdneioer. ehitem.
Sduic. Giner Der yoribeiIe on Der RetbciIis
onpn riefer aIoHe it Der. bab ShilIerinnen cts
beiten. Siefe aIafie miro i'm Sonuar 1906 gus
iuminen freten. Spe5iene Sorlefunaen Siuei II.
brei W,aI Die 0ohe. Sraeno eine iunse DAME,
sic cine fashionable Gfneioerin su peroen
miinfbt foutc ii6 bieie Sfferte ~ 9iusen mo-
ds-
Niir tueitere Musfunft fhreibe pber tpe;;be
man H6 an Sram ID. 6nbers, Nr. 800. Heff.
enratDea., Ode Sulparb. etrahe. (S76-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
ehmiot's ,,Gtnenfrans.euae,"

Saiiptqli0riier hes r9,dbern ar. sllnt. s8ers
CHS, +@tdfrfran5sS ourelbcretls. pGon.
ton Smincrip. Edns mo qeibsBereins,"
-Seuiite @emiitbIi6feit." r9eNeIihmieoes
Union" uue .Scfpers@onfIape Nr. 47s.
! 8. 8 Strides Rier an ieher 3eit.
6. & R..leIsnbon = Wolfe 2609 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

@nttr.- 3n1llDrrn 69,361 Vns
ifcl; ollS Sen Glcpntorcu 5llriidDcjos
Ncn S739 Nuld)cl; Glcuntorcn . Dor
rotb 352,liS Yuihel. &erfGuic; /
Moggon Nr. , iuciBer 5t 35M, I 90.
Mr.. | 1cniidlicr SIT 35E, 3 90. Nr. 1
iuciBer 5t 3IH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
5int's 6ptel,

VT. 1I2I, EXPERIMENTING SfraBt.
3imnier all perren 5n oermietben. 5einite
@efrinfe nnn 9Seine. HahsNieipsBraues
rei"sSicr. SerfdmmIunaS.Go!aI hes Of,
2%nmbnroitr. Smmeruabrenoen 8au' nno
2eibbcre:ns". Gtei. s9el. - gSolfe 2552 gB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
~. gpist'e Sanc,

Tr. 1920 uno it22, Sarforo.auennc.
Snupinnnrticr oeS rSbnllasWtdnnerdbors".
8alc ino Com %IlergGrien hiIiG 5u bers
mictbelt. @uier VlnB tit sluiiernr5iicn,
5eilite 8etrdrlle. SreisSuol. g. & B.
3eIcpbon Mi. gerion 1860 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
asam Wupp's 8eitnnrant,

III. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser -gtnrooit Smnieriudbrcnoer Bailoetrin
bon baltimore" neriammelt it6 bier lie.
ben Miortng. - 8corae 0rebf1 & Cons
Nier an Snpf. nab heutidcr grt bireft
BON Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Snhn asrana,s ..sader.Serberae."

Er. 135, Sarrifun', nnbe SeItnatun'St ctr.
Sco. Slintber, IT., NrGusGo.'s 8ter am
3npf. &armer 2unfb bon IL bis 1 llbr
Nadmiiiaqs. &Te beutfden 9dder ft:'o
Gum Nefu6e eirgeInoen. g. 4 Y.sIeIes
pDon - MT. Nernnn COZ q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
sber's .Gbelm cih.Saae,"
G6c Gait. NIB Natt.Nueuue, Canton.

observation-disclosures - 81 Sc.
Snlipt1Iarticr bes @eidngbereins .gbcIs
fpeis.~~ Sumeuss,ereiis hes @osItpeib, "
n9nnton.9 oncIubes gr. 445. :. 8. s."
~SrieninIs9ifirifts Gr. 1853, .. r.s8." unb
Canton Gpdrs II. SergniigungssBereinS".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Canton nub Stsblanbtshn n.

GBrina's rGautun 2ieSerfrauSaSaie,"
Siibluct.Gde 3, ctr. II. Gatt,Mue., Canton
pdlrpilu1rtier bes notwithstanding.
Silaititoe icoen Wittnrd s;hern. Scr
itua Iheiib. .gtdtioraI" sgier ant Sapf.
9beiapcnfe .9cIepboT = Bulfe 1453 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

efIiuetger'S Safe,
Of-1H 2pmbarosetr., SfablanbtpDn.
Seinlie 8eine u1o giauore. Ser eeilirs
bette Srt anf Der Groe. - Die bsfien
8oolsBarIors I'M S~igblanbtofun. proutpte
g%ebienung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Safub Hicf' charlottesville"
Nh.sA.f. AAa 81 Aata, aIIA HaHIclf- =

3nuptnuoriicr hes Geiun9Dereins -Wiclos
bic. Sinaituuncu ieoen Souneriin99Ibeno.
@crinmmlunaep ocs nGenieltniol Wiebgcr'
Hcreine" icocn 2. uno A. Sisnitaa I'M
0,unat. 1clepbun - nj. Geriiph 2666 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Gcrlnngt: MGnner unb &nabcn.
&erlanst int Iasemcincn.
ecntidcs Nrbeits, Nanwciinnos.g arcnn

Scntides grbeits, NahuciiunaS. Sircnu,
9tr. 2l0. Glib SburpzSirn6c. uricr Der 9Mili.ht
netiihc 0auntperier, gtrbeitcr uun Nicltii6utcl;
I'll bcfddftigcTt\ iuiiuidleIt. polcu lid prrlbnlid,
nocr IN frnniirien Hrieien an oer "g(ocntcll oCr
@eieutdntt, Subaun Z. WicDer, Gr. 2t9, sin,
sharp Stragc, lucliocll. lpcIhcr lneniQcltlld
s%lltelutit erthciIel miro. Sprcbilunocn bon /
bis 3 llbr. Camps ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

Er. PIG. SIals, nabe Sulparos Strnke.
SorSiiglibe 98circ, Gpiriiuufen II. tlnions
GiDdrrsn. @eiies 0icr AM 3apf. 9uni6
fit ScihditSIcuic bon 1870 SUrm. bis
2 llbr Nahmtitinas. 9eIepbou s. & is.
MT. Sermon 3O0S R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

Mcijen. - 3llin6rcn t5t7 Wi,.
id)cI; Gcrinl,ot pom oel glepntoret
3G Nnlde!; glcpntoren- Gorrotb IA,
2t9 Yuid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

Suicpb Sdl,uenacr's Gaie,
2tt5 6a!ucrtun.H uno, nabc Sreocrid.g ipe,
Sic bclieIl gSeilIe int lSeitelto. Miabls
6eitcIl III icoer Belt. @ei6dfislunf6 cine
Spc6iaIttdi. - 8oGcn Al Uerntictben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
WcltriNc ShluBratc:

@uid)cl; ans ocn Gleuatorcn 5urild.
Nc5o1cu 1872 Nllid)cI; Glcuotoreu.
%orrotb 297,t79 Vuldel.
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@bal

@baI
tribt /: .mama, oas GrGulein
lot bon meinem Mpfel abgebifen."-
Wutter: .Meine ni4t, oa TT Dir
e sspib nod senus seblieben.A
Vrttt. nSf ni9t pabr, neil bann
otr papd bran tpeiter seseHen bat"
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Dna AemHerTte.

ugaein, 10 piitbeno babe i9 unferen
Noritan0 mod nidt sefeben, pie heute.
I'D fage Sbnen, Der bat aus Muth 49,
dtdrbettet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-08

.Nber pump, pte fannit 9u oenn
bds etelhafte @teh, ben Mops 9einer
Iants, INNER 10 ftreideln unb feb.
= Nber Treun6! Das 1T oo1
mein Erbmops!"
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Qnterifebe.

Sthrtr:.W ie sefagt, 9err DILL
lsr, msine TbGttgteit ALIEN rei9t ntdt
aus, uno i9 mnb Ste bitten. gsgsn
Jprsn Schn NIT anersr0Btsr Strengs
2u ptrfabren. gr lit bon Elmer iolden
aragbsit uno 70 uniiberpinbli9 faul,
oaB itoe Mibe an ibm perlortn it,
W INTER. .sTauf? = mein 4nton@
gen. nisin liebes, gutes? 44, pie oas
iHtidtsrns, lisben5piirbigs &ino Ders
ionnt Diro. Sd fags Sbnsn, sr 1T
oer 5leibigfte bon alen. er tann's bios
MOT 10 BON fiA aeben."
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IN gelbhperteinianna.

Mniur Damn. goitor uno Waaa'
gee oes @Onititutionalift, gmiuence.
w., tnufte Dor bier Sabren, als er
oa pdtnDrrboioen litt. cine Shaftel
uuGlea's Nriicn Salbe un0 iaat:
Ms0eilfe mid in aebn Tnaen uno teine
~sMsieoertebr Gdneqftes Wittet fir
UCraFo' unb Shnittnunoen. 25c.
5n gaber bel Goolpb 9reiB uno &.
8alteper & Gohn.
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Ner 40 .rtnffrIhrIn.

Member: ,&0nnen Sie mir
DssattAt fasen, mein 9err. nie nett e
son bitr bts gu S6rem neien 8uhnbof
Tss-Qtrr d .Wenn
NIT meiner Srau ssb', braude i'd
70 Wsnuten. seb' id nit Gruu uno
Rtn6srn, 30 Wtnuten!"-
limb tDeHn eie aLlein gebn9"-9er 7
Htm 9en: v@leene BIN ih bio
Snorsds nod mid gesansen!"
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% nfere Atuner +!

Nte flesns 9rube min tpte6er elm
nal, alien 3ureotr gum Sros, lire
Gupps ntdt eFen. W m a: nMte
munGes arme atnb pGre frot, tpenn
"a nur bic 9dlfte bdttel"-G r II Be
&en: 80 aud, Mdma!"
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MISUNDERSTANDING

unteroffisier gum Retrus
ten, oer f6 BET .Sttnseftanben" mod
betpest): nMenf9, piHen Sie nod
ni&', mat ,Sttnieftan6en' be6eutete
Del to betfelbe, ala tpern eei1er IN gtnil
f9etntoot Is! Wertanben2"
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AIS stne,u eadktrd1brtsf.

einsis. berrli4, ia id m5hte
fassa: eiufuh fib TT es bier auf benz
aanbe-gtur ems beereife i9 ntHt:-
lpie Die Qeute nur imrer NIT 70
f&musisen Jiiben herumIaufen tBn>
nta - nod oa5t barfuB!--
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Aufueklurt.

YMlgte. 9err 4ommeroienratA beabt
i9tigsn etne 9odtour gu unternebmer,
6bipobI 6ds Barometer bulbtgen Wets
terumidias bertiinbet2"-.Wie beibt
WarDmeter9 sd BIN mig a~berslaus
bffGI@
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02
WILL SWIM
RELAY TODAY

There will be a 6-men relay swim
ming race at p m. today between the
teams of the Honolulu Iron Works and
the Myrtle Boat Club.
The race viii take place from the
Myrtle bOathouse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02

First round to be played off and re
derson, not later than June 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS WIN

The heretofore undefeated Honolulu
High School Sophomore baseball team
went down to defeat at the hands OF
the upper classmen on the school
grounds yesterday afternoon, to the
tune of 17-2, despite their strenuous
effort to hold down the upper class
men.
A large crowd of school pupils were
present and there were plenty of root
ers on hand. The sophomore yeIls were
heard more than once in vain endeavOr
to rattle their opponents and to cheer
on their own men to victory. The
senior girls were there in force.
The teams lined up as follows:
Seniors-B. Clark, c.; J. Lo, p; H.
White, h.; w. Garden, 2b.; K. Tucker,
3D.; Alfred Hawai-, s. s; j. Garden, r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02

NOW FOR THE
FIGHT FEST
Silva Has a Chance to
Make a Rep for
Himself.

Tonight three sets of boxers will bat
tie for coin and kudos at the Orpheum.
Dick Sullivan goes fifteen rounds
with Joe Silva. Bill Huihui and Sailor
Morch contest ten rounds, and All Sam
and Young Barry are down for four
round argument
Billy Woods will referee the two big
bouts.
The card looks an easy one to pick
but seldom is it that a boxing triple
comes off. It's almost as hard to spot
three straight winners at the boxing
game as to select any three ponies to
pull down purses at an afternoon's
meeting.
On this occasion Silva, Huihui and
All Sam would appear to be the goods
Seven to one, the amount of a sue
cessful parleyed 81 bet, against this
combination would look mighty good
and yet the layer might easily be all
to the happy tomorrow. Prizefghts is
uncertain critters
Sullivan is fit and confident, so is
Silva, and there you are. The formers
two local fights were with Bill Huihui,
in both of which he was successful.
Then he had to make trying weight.
Tonight he tips the beam at his own
sweet will.
Silva is receiving a whole lot of
OH M
his best form. Men with a punch are
always dangerous as long as their feet
keep warm. Dave Barry, when spar
ring with the Portuguese, formed
good opinion of his ruggedness and
hard hitting qualities. Silva is an in
and-out fighter and that's all there is
to it. He may fight like a tiger or he
may quit cold. Hitting in the clinches
his friends claim to be his long suit
Sullivan seems to carry too many
guns for the Punchbowl demon and
should have no great difficulty in TAX
ing Silva into camp.
The Huihui-Morch match has an at
tractive look. Both are wild men when
they get into the ring and for a time
the fun should be fast and furious.
Unless Huihui has gone back unbe-
lieVably, however, he should take the
sailors measure on what vestige of
class he possesses.
All Sam and Young Barry will pro-
vide the curtain-raiser. The chink is
a hard hitter and can take fearful
wallop. Barry is a protege of Young
Nelson and more or less of an unknown
quantity. No rumor of fistic greatness
on his part has so far leaked out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02
TWO GOLF
TOURNAMENTS

Two big golf tournaments are on
hand and are attracting the universal
attention of local golfers.
Tomorrow will see a White Rock
Cup play on the Manoa links, the last
tournament to be played on this course
The entry list is as follows: Robert
Anderson, Fl. III. Walker, J. D. McIn-
erny, F. Fl. Armstrong, c. B. High, j.
L. Woods, E. F. Bishop, Chas Hart
well, j. O.. Young, C. J. Falk, VIM. Will
hanson, Ed. Paris, F. W. Klebahn, w.
C. Wilder, E. G. Brown, J. Cullen, ST.,
F. C. Smith, o. f. Wall, Geo. H. Angus,
VIM. Woon, F. Halstead, o. l.. Soren-
son, Fl. B. Sinclair, T. Treadway, G..
S. Leithead, B. K Baird, W. w.
Thayer, J. c. Evans, E. NJ. Campbell,
c. J. Hutchins, r. McLane, E. C.
Wilder, P. Lishman, E. A. Ross, J.
Cullen, Jr., Sam G. Wilder, j. A
Wilder, D. W. Anderson, J. D. Yost, G.
p. Wilder, I. Spalding.
The Moanalua Golf Club members
will be busy during June and July with
their big match play, entries for which
have just closed.
The entries, draw and handicaps, are
as follows