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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
GRIFFITH THE GOODS.
Manager Of Highlands Has Record 70
Be Proud OF.

There never was a chance fci clark
Griffith to lose out as manager Oh 'i'o
New York Americans. -
Griif has been u success rs q leadtI,
To finish second twice inside Of four
Years in such Il league as the AmerlcaI
with Il team that was not in tAisteho.
prior 10 1903, is a managerial feather any
leader might well tie proud to wear ~
his cap. Once Griffith lost out on lie
Iast u.,y a tle season through y wiz
pitch, and the second time through .
sudden batting streak developed BY ,a sie
The worst the HiShlanders ever ~
was 10 finish sixth in the race of lgo VIII
u percentage Of At, and though theit
record this year Is wee mite iesS' ~ y
should be around the 500 mark by we
end of the campaign on Oct. s. save ~
the injuries to Chase, Keller, kielhoN,
Williams, Laporte. Hoffman. Hogg aha
Hickey and the suspension Of EiberlriIui
there is no question that the credit Wouia
have been much higher. Conroy and NO,
riarty have been the only regulars ~
escape the epidemic Of injuries. ana w w
was knocked out once this season ny a.
attack of illness. ..-.t,
Rut if the team has been an artiStGI
failure this year. 1t has been hna I'nss
success. The receipts at the home galt' ',s
have been larger than in any presnnat
season, and on the road have been III IN,
er than ever. On the last tour OF ~.
west Secretary Nahon brought ic' ~
more money than in any former VS., artv
the region beyond the Alleghrnes fuai1
thousand persons constituted the POO a
spectators at the recent games in Chlcase
with the White Stockers and the tveias0
in Detroit was more than 1000 Eai 'nnyal
The fans of New York fy their n.y. w,
support of the IIighlanders in the w. W.
of their success and in the days OF III IN;
adversely have shown that they appi;na
ate President Farrell's efforts to Obtain ih,is
winner. and the Hilltoppers' owner. w, WAN
he has failed thus far, is making IN 70
more strenuous efforts for next yea "
assemble n championship team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
MAINE LEAGUE AVERAGES
Gardner Of BANGOR Led at the Bat
Five Men Over 300.

Gardner. the crack third baseman of
the Bangor team. finishes the State
League sc"son with tie highest batting
average. Gardner has raped out 20 hits
out of l0j times at bat his fielding av-
eraSe is 9oI, which is good for his posi-
ton
'rrlte' Barrows of the Portland team
stands second will; . batting avcraE" of
.;.}4 having made ~ hits out Of 20 times
at TAT. 1t might he said that Barrow4
comes as near leading the league as does
the Queen City int"dci's average would
not have been much better than $50 il he
had stepped 20 times 10 the plate.
II op" Williams Of line Tree stand,
third on the batting list with an average
Of 80 ard which is 4 wonderful record
for pitcher. and Fnllansh"c, tho Rug
Soy first hhSeman. is fourth with 81.
Covcv is the only other man in the
league within the 500 mark. and strangely
enough he is n pitcher. so that two of the
first FIVE hatsmen in the league are
twirlers. and in fact Barrows is a sub
stitute pitcher.
Duke Nilfcder has hatted for 3nS fnr
the few cannes he has been with Eil,lc-
ford. hut tn" averages given mellow are
only for men WHO have been 30 times at
hat or more.
Unfortunately the previous records oT
some of thc men who have changed teams
during the season haven't been figured
out in ful'. so that their complete batting
averages for the season are not nbtaint
allie.
.'oll1nshce hattcd for .s21 Willie with
Augusta. SO that his r"al average with
both Portland end the Senators is go or
two noi'its better than his Portland mark
II IL Il peculiar coincidence that Pidde-
fCr1 although standing second in the
league hasn't man ir tho first n or Tie
batting list; in fact BRIDGES leads the
ri ldcford team with the rather low mark
for leading man cf .2f-. but on the other
hand the "Ornhans. are VOL punched
and rot man is below the onn mark
-Four Portland. four Bangor and two
Fine Tree hatsmen are in the first ~ men
on the list
II is almost impossible tn compare the
fielding averages fairly since so many
PLAYERS have 50 constantly had their posi-
tons shifted
The ,,.nr,ur, ,ro =. <o,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
A REPLY IN KIND.
Henry Of Prussia COMEDIES American
Yachtsn1en on Loss Of Races.

Boston. Sent. 5.-!Ienry Taggard.
secretary of the Eastern Yacht Club.
who has Just returned from his vaca-
ton. found awaiting him a belated
message from Prince Henry Of Prus-
STA in reply to that sent by Mr.. rag
gard in the name Of the Eastern Yacht
club. concentrating the German
yachtsmen on their victory at klel.
Tho cable is dated II kicl. Aug. Il.
and reads rs follows:
Secretary Horny TagGar1.
Eastern Yacht Club. Boston. Y. ;. =.
Grateful Kind message. Sorry your
yach;smcn not more successful. Heavy
weather against them.
(Signed) HENRY OF PRUSSIA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06

Cans is favorite in the betting and
the quotations are 10 to $. with the COL
ored man at the heavy end. The San
Francisco sports think that Jimmy has
a good chance to beat Cans and have
played him so strongly that the odds,
which opened at 10 to G. have been ham,
mcred down to the pre- sent prices.
Britt il very confident he Will beat Cans
1t may be that Cans did not escape I'M
scathcd in the GoldGeld fight because OF
Nelson's hard fighting. But he didn''
show any signs of losing strength against
Kid Herman at Tonopah.
II Cans is right he will he played by
about all the big sporting men. They
can't see Britt at all-nOt against such a
wonderful fighter as Cans. Joe. is must
he remembered. has given Mike Twin
Sullivan a couple of hard lacings. and
Mike claims. although with little right,
the welterweieht championship.
Tummv Turkey Murphy and Fighting
Dick lIyland will meet Mt the National
A. C.. Philadelphia. next Wednesday.
Murphy is the same hoy who was given
such n surprise party by Matty Baldwin
mt Chelsea. He is an in-and-outer, but
when he il right he is whirlwind. Hy-
land ia n good man. his victory over Cy-
clone Thompson proving his class This
will he the opening show at Jack McGui-
cams club.
Sailor Burke. who quit cold to Hugo
Kelley Mt Chelsea. will meet Jack John
son Mt bridgeport on Thursday. IF john
son isn't too careful he'll make n mark
Of Burke. The Sailor is n big bully. He
can fight like n house afire when he is
heating man, but when it il going
against him he hasn't the courage of n
child. Johnson ought to beat him handi-
".
After an absence from local rings for
more than two years. Young Dnnahue.
tn" popular Roxhurv lightweight, will
show the local followers Of the sport at
the Winnisfmmet Athletic Club in Chel-
sea next Tuesday night how much he has
gained in skill and experience through
his hard battles with Harry Lewis.
George Memsic. who is to meet Joe Cans
at no distant date: Andy McGarrv. Maui
rice Sayers. Tom Prendercast and Martin
Candle
ponahue IL to meet Dave Dest!ar next
Tuesday night. and as the latter IS re-
garded az one of the hest lightweights
ever produced in this section the bout
between Deshler and nonahuc should he
one of the most evenly contested ever
held at the clubhouse in Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
At Hartford Called Of on Account Of
the Bad Weather.

Hartford. Conn. Sept 5.-The Char
ter Oak Grand Circuit races have all
been declared off. This decision was
reached this noon at a conference Of
the drivers and representatives of the
stables entered in the several classes.
as Il result Of the continued Indictment
weather. Some Of the horses have been
shipped West. On Saturday if possible
or the next fair week day the $4,000
Charter Oak, the $1,000 Nutmeg and
the $1o.00o futurity two classcs) will
be raced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Thursday Erilay Saturday -I;OSton at
BROOKLYN Philadelphia nj New York. Gin
cinnati at St Louis. Chicago at Pitts
burg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday Washington 1T Boston, Now
York at Philadelphia, Detroit at Cleve-
land.
Saturdav-W Washington Mt Boston, New
York at Philadelphia. Detroit at Cleve-
land, st. Louis at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Frfdhy-Worcester at Lynn, Lowell at
FAN FLYER. Ifavclhill ut Lawrence,
Brociltnn at New Bedford.
Saturday. Lawrence AT Lynn. Lowell ut
Fall River. IIaverhill ut Worcester,
Brockton at New Bedford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Friday, neutrality-suspicious. at New
ark, Baltimore at Jersey City, Montreal
at Toronto, Rochester 1T Buffalo.
Sundav-R baltimore at Newark, Poches-
ter at Montreal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
weep MOVING WINS.
Rank Outsider Takes Great Filly Sill,
eco Stake at Sheepshead Bay.

New York. sept 81. r. Hitch
cocks Keep Moving. 4 dcspiscd outSid-
ar in the betting. won the ST ono Great
Filly stakes. six furlnngs. at Sleeps
head BAY "Wednesday. The track was
heavy and Keep Moving was favored
by the mud. hut She ran practically
unblckcd al 80 70 l.
Baby Wolf, at to I, won the Flying
handicap. Right Royal. winner Of the
fifth race. was bid up 10 $2005 and
bought III by the stable. .
The other winners: Jimmy Lane. l
to !. first race; Main Chance. ; to ?.
second race: Baby Wolf, . to |, fourth
race, Falcada, to !, sixth race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
VANDERBILT HORSES WIN,
Take Most Of the Prizes at Newport's
Horse Show-Brothers as Rivals.

Newport. r. l., Sept. 5.-Wednes-
days horse show features came in the
championship classes, in which Regi-
Maid and Alfred c. Vanderbilt were in
close. but friendly competition.
For the three days show the largest
winners were: Reginald Vanderbilt,
eight firsts, seven seconds, four thirds;
Westchcster farm. six frsts. seven
seconds. three thirds; Alfred G. Van
dcrbilt, four firsts three seconds, three
thirds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
MAY LOSE ATHLETES.
Three Of Yale's Best Are Liable to Be
Among the Missing.

New Haven. Conn, Sept. 5-Yale
may lose three Of her best athletes
according .th rumors that are heard
here. Charles Elliott lie. the crew
captain; William A. Gobel, guard on
the Freshman eleven. and Fred Muir
ply, Freshman halfback and centre for
the baseball nine, being mentioned as
likely to be among the missing.
Murphy. it is said. is likely to 60 to
Princeton. He is nephew of Mike
Murphy, the famous Pennsylvania
coach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
Many Good Bouts Seized
u|ed For Next Week.
Cans and Britt TO Fight Mon
day--Gans a Favorite.
Scraps at Quaker City and Chelsea
..kiIrain Missing.

Boston. SEPT. 5-Eext week there are
several very important fights sched-
ulsd OF course the most important is
that at San Francisco on Monday night
for the lightweight championship. when
Joe Cans. the holder of the title, Will
defend it against Jimmy Britt.
The latter lost to Cans on a foul in
what the rank and file has always re-
garied as a fake fight, and then was
knocked cut by Rattling Nelson at
Colma, cob Since then he has been East
and made a very miserable showing
with Terry MGovern. far from being at
his best at New York. But he turned
around and made Il show of Battling
Nelson five weeks ago.
Some of the sports think that Nelson
lost because his vitality was impaired
by the terrific grueling he received in
the fight with Joe Cans a year ago
last Labor day at Goldfield. At any
rate the Dane was not the same ag-
grcssive. stubborn. vicious fighter as
against Britt at Colma or against Cans
at Godficld.
Britt. however. won. and made
good fight, and one of his volunteer
coaches and assistant seconds while
the fight was in progress was Cans.
who was sitting ut the ringside. Cans
thought that Jimmy would be clnch
for Nelson and wagcrtd q big roll of
the yellow backs on his Judgment. De-
spite the fact that he stood to lose a
good sum, he rooted hard for Britt and
helped amazingly in the Californian's
Victcry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
U. OF M. FOOTBALL DATES.
Eight Games are Included in the
Schedule Announced.

Orono. Ne. Sept. 3.-The folloWin" IS
the University Of Maine foot ball schedule
for the season Of 1907. IT is possible that
one or more Wednesday practice games
MAJ he added.
Saturday. Sept. %. Hebron at Orono
SATURDAY oct s. Harvard at Cambridge.
Saturday oct II. Brown at Pi.,vldrnce-
saturday. Oct 10, Dartmouth NJ Fort
ls,nd. ,,,r,
Saturday, oct 26, InftS =, N'-nloi"'
Saturday NOV > Bates at Orono.
S,turday Nov o. Colbv ut Orono-
Saturday, Nov. IT, lfoWdoin At i'' "'iN
wick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
AT PJTTSRTPG.

Camnitz pitched splendid game here
Thursday. But one hit was made off him.
only two Cf the champion Chicagos
reached first ard not one aot as far as
second. Chance got the only hit. Sen
s;.tional fielding was done by Clark.
Leach and St"rkc. The Iittsburgs hit
lmndgren freely.
Pittshurg ......1 . X-,-S-l
Chicago .........0 q . 0 o q 0--0-1-3
Rattcrics-CamnitZa and Gibson: I.und
ercn ana Moran Time, 13f Empires,
Hgler and Klein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
Other AM, Winners: New York,
Cleveland and ST. Louis.
Other Nat, Winners: Philadelphia,
Pittsburg and st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ProoklHn. Sept. 5.-Timcly hitting by
Bates and Randall put the Bostons in the
lead in the second inning of todavs game
and the visitors won out with smother
tally in the fourth on a single by Rates.
two sacrifice hits and a base hit over sec
ond by WcSteberG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
BridweII Suspended.

Boston. Sept. 5.-Al Bridwel diu ~,
accompany the Bostons when ",
started on their trip last night, -,
yesterday he received word lrva,
President Harry c. Pulliam that ~
had been suspended. The suspension
is at the pleasure of the president -
the notice does not say how lons
Catcher Jesse Orondorff was also MISS
ing when the party left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
At ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis ovcrcane a lead of five runs
ana defeated Cincinnati q to ). Hit was
lated hard in the seventh inning.
st. Louis ......0 0 0 . l N-G-13-3
Cincinnati .o o . 0 o o % T..
RHtt"rics-McGlynn and Marshali: Hit,
E.mSle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
BROOKLYN.

Two-hase hite-Eates. Casey. Sacrifice
hits-Eitchey >. Randall. Casey. stolen
base--I.andall. Left on baScs-I'oSton >.
brooklyn g. First on balls-Of Bell ;, off
Young l. First on crrorS-Bronklyn |.
Struck out-Ry Bell .. by Young 6. Time,
1.3. Umpire. Carpenter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06

PRESQUE ISLE.

Twn-baso hit-McDHdc stolen base
stone Base on hal,s-Om Cox 2 off Col
Inns , Struck ont by Coz :. hv Collins
a. Sacrifice hits-Stonc. Cronk. Hit by
pitched h9ll--Ey Cox, lott. Stone. Passed
ball-FiSh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Baltilnolc :, Jersey
City ;.
At Nnwark-The two Prnvihcncc-NoW
ark i;aincs were post poncd; wet grounds.
At Toronto-Thc Montreal Toronto
game was postponed: ram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
Nashua Races Postponed.

Nashua, \. IT,, Sept. 5.-The tro,-
ting races hero We're postponed again
today on account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
new ENGLAND,
N. Z. LEAGUE STANDING.

All the New England games scheduled
Inr Thursday We're postponed on account
OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Norwicil-NorUich ). New London I.
All other games were postponed; wet
grounds
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Jra1f Selinef bar facet filffienot
en- Gritatning q 600 Of spor.
pelsielffabet for at babe mtitet en-
Nrm ] bets Gieneite. Selinef bar i
4rbeioe Ell l16grapning UNDER Spoz
rene Sporpeisitaloen % babbe lagt
en- Mrm oper Sporet for at UNDER
iege en- Mfselbeining. S set iam1ne
tom en- anoen @ogn fiprenbe inc.
tpaa ben iom ban arbeioeoe beo og
ifubbeoe benne frem, bborpe6 &inlet
git Mrmet1. Sfinner11e bar iaa
glatte at Die, at Motormanben iffe
funoe faa @ognen ftanoiet. &Iaeeren
forlangte en- @ritatning at $4,000.
SSllrpen bar uoe / "a elmer fsr ben
fnnoe tr9ffe fin 8eltemmeIie.
Den oemofratiife @ational Son.
benton ptl bltoe afbolot ct. Ranl
Mu0itorium / 1903, bpis set er mr1
ligt for Gptllingbpernes Commercial
Clubs og on0re inoflpoeliesrige
&rgfter at giennemfere set. 6or en-
@angs 5fplo er begge 8Der ene6eS
ON at giennemfgre bette, laaleoes al
set bliber ct. Saul, lom blipel
Mdoelteoet. Gn @omite fra Com:
mercial Clubs / ct. saul og Mir1.
neapolis bill / 6enne l1ge reiie til gu:
1ntb for at forelGgge Snobpoelien fo1
Minneiotas Meolem al Mational So:
miteen, 6. s .Su6ion, iamt for a
fire Jig, at 9ulutb bill itaa SIDE on
SIDE meo Spillingbper>1e / 6ennt
Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

6. Miebaclien, ser in6til / Mau.
Bags bar 8ogbol6er / ct 2ogibus poo
6. Street efterlpges al tre Meno, 81.
Braun fra San 6rancisco, Sob,1
Senlen> EFT Maler, Ser np1ig er fom=
met fra Donmorf, og George &all,
Der inotil for ct 8or Mooneoer 1t6e1,
bar bopt Mrbei6e / 8aggoger11mmet
I Union 9epot. Micbelien ifol bope
fortolt oisie tire Men0, at ban eie6e
ct Hotent, ser lfuloe forbinore 8ar=
tenOere at toge &enge fra &egiiteret
| Saloonerne, og ban bob6e 1orret
Bronn til at laane Jig enoel @enge
til at iptte ct Soretagenoe, ont bill
fet ban bapoe &o11troft meo flere
ltgrre @oteller og Solooner Der /
8pen, og iom ifuloe bore noget
&etning of ct Geteftipbl1reou forgor=
tenoere. Sobn Senien bob6e Iigele=
oeS laoet bam faa en- minbre Gum,
bborimoo Soil tngen &enge boboe be
troet bam, men bap6e ofret ct 8ar
Maaneoers Mrbei0e paa bam. Sor=
retningen ffnl6e peret begpn6t /
Wanoogs, men Micbelien bar lite
pitt Jig iioen, og bans 8artnere bor
BERT q Ell Mistanfe ON, at ban bar
inpot benz for 6eres &enge % bar
melot ba1n for BioIitiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Min Son
Vii Du verden Frem
Saa Buk

he'd det j gamle Dage. NJ calder Diet
ON at skate sig Kundskaber, hvis man
I'll frem ! Verden. vi har Begerne, SON
er Kundskabens Kilder. vi smlger dem
|billigt, og Vi giver endogsaa Anvisning
paa, hvordan man kan faa ct BibllotheE
til $1,000 fuldstendig frit. Deter Uni.
gen verd at forhere ON den ny "Install
ment Plan hos
e. RASMUSSEN puBLCO.
-Etableret 1s74-o
st1O-72<aSo. fir 81 finneapoits. fflHA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

8aitor SafDb Solm, ti0ligere
Hrait | Sen oanffe @irfe i Mmerifn,
lenere S%ognepraf / Egl1gie paa
Siallano, bar iiolte Maaneo boIot
BrDllltp me6 Srbfen Mnna 8eterien
! &i%eberbapn % boer M Gbarlot-
.tenluno be6 Riebenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

@ritatntug. S Sftober Mooneo
falot en- Game Mils 8elle @ilper,
9reiSmafer al Nrofesiion, poa ct
6ortop paa Yleaiant Npe., / Marbe=
BEN al @elt 3. Street, beo at 1tg6e
6o0en imo0 Ell Gementblof, ser 1taf
liot op ODER Sc an0re Stene. S Sal
Oct for log bnn- fig en6el imo6 Ell
Sertce, iaale0es at FUN bab6e @on1fe'
ligbeo beo at itaa op, og bum les Der,
for %betpoeligt Sab paa tit Mrbejoe
Sum iogl6gte 8pen for en- @faoeser:
l%totning poo $4,000, men bun blep
Sirsoags tilfien6t $3.50 / Diitrifts.
retten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Mf1tntctpal Swneribip. Mloermon
GmDer fremiatte nplig / 8praa6et e1
Sorfog, gooenoe no paa, at 8pen til
bbilfen JON belft SID tan anlegge oQ
6ribe ct fomunalt @leftricitetsperf.
Dette 6orilag bleb be6toget enitem=
migt paa 8Draaosmp6et. / Sre6ugs.
Set pripate Selffab, ser mi forip-
ner 8pen me0 eleftriif 2ps og
&roft> bol6er itibe 8riier, og Ser bar
l9nge b9ret forbanolet meo set ON
nDe og mere rimelige &riier. Oct
bar ogiaa 9ibet ct Silbu6 / Sen &et-
ming, men Brisne6iettelien ct iaa
ubetpoelig, at 6en fun faar tibet at
betD0e. Maar mi 8Drao6et far gibet
8empnoigelie til at onlegge fomu=
malt @leftricitetsp9rf, ct @rnnoen
oertn nGppe. Sen, at alle Me6lem
merne ct itemt for &omunaleie, men
De anier alle n6iigten til &omnnol=
bGrfet for ct uom9rfet Mi66el til at
tpinge set pribate Selifab til at
gibe rimeligere @ilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
n1innefota.

- &na Greet @elterns 2inie fra
&ocbeiter til @inona bill Ser blipe
onpenot @lectricttet iom 9ribfraft.
Ser a11ben6es for Ei6en Damp paa
oenne 2inie, men &ompagniet me-
1er> at set bill betale Jig be6re at
a11ben6e @leftricitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
&mllmancar &pnbmftpr q. 9. 9l

Hnllmancar &pn6mftpr q. &. &c.
gers, biemmeb9renoe Der / 8pen, pa'
ct al Sfrene for set on6et @teo
8looet omtolte Sernbaneulpffe beo
&onoa> @a1., / 2ar6ags. &ogers
bar go Mar gammel og bor / mango
Mor fert &,1llman Cars ber fra @p-
en- ON 8interen mellem 911lutb og
ct. Saul, ONT Somn1eren poo &DIt.
tr9nene. San bar en- meget tilbage.
boloenoe Man6 og bar fun tibet
fienot. Son bar / flere Mor boet /
@ban0ler @oteI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

2aa9et fiber fat. Ser bat / oer
iioite Sio beret giort forifieHige Sor,
igg paa at lesne ltot paa set tette
&oag, lom Mapor Sones iatte paa
S6noogsialoonerne, og iom Mapor
SopneS bar laoet fi66e ltge iaa fat.
geogen aaben Sbertre6elle al 2nf-
ningspaabuoet bar 6og life fun0et
Steo fpr iioite Sgn0ag> ga bele Is
SaloonDerter begDnote 9ogen meo
at boloe aabent og ielge pr. @ioe6gr.
Settle blep Ser bog ret bnrtigt lat en-
Chopper for, og / Man6ogs blep Sc
Is Sbertr96ere in6fal6t for 8olitt=
cbefen for at itan6e til @ette. ,&po6
Straf oe bill faa CT en6nu life af=
giort, men 2icenie Snipeftdr @DanS
ltal babe u6talt, at Deres 2icenier bill
bltpe Dem fratagne. 8oliticbefen
oertrnoo bar opgipet, at Ser oil blipe
foretaget en- grun6ig l1n6eribgelie al
Sagen, fer Straffen- bliber n6moalt.
Saloonberterne paaitoor, at 6e fra
en- nfien6t Slide bap6e faaet ct Stint
ON, at 2adget fra / @dn6ags biIoe
blibe lettet, og oct bor / &enbolo
til bette @tnf at Sc bolote aabent. g3u
>beo Sc bpert Sal6 8eifeo for Srem-
ti6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

@fr* ug Mrs. @eperin Senien i
8eit ct. Saul feire6e / Sgnoags Sc,
res SplpbrDllup pe0 en- Seit for
Meolemmerne al Goreningen @o6t
Saab | Central Mnner &olI. @e6
8oroet blep ser bol6t Saler al g. g.
Sranoien, &eter @p6elen, SenrD
@Doeien> g. Sngemam og g. g.
&asmusie len. Splbbrn6eparret fit
operraft ct SpIpierotce, ser bob6e TO-
itet $75, og ser bIeb oberroft Mr.
SSenien en- elegapt Merifumspibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
st. PAUL.
5 Jebr{.n, xototreoa1lbe.
EST. Paul Tdendess Konter, Room 46
Union Block Cedar & Fourth Sr.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
=Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

9e foloe Sporuu9ne. MsiembIp,
mani Seller bab6e / Monoogs frem=
lat ct Sorilag / Gitp Council ON, at
set iful6e forbp6es 5porpejsfompag=
MET at babe @ogne / Gong, ser life
bar opbarme0e til So @ro6er. Set
lDffe0es imi6lerti6 life Seller at foa
6orilaget a%nbefalet, t6et @porpejs.
oirefter Sielo bar mpot frem me6
6orflaring ON, at set ingenll1n6e
bar al &arrigbe0 at &ompogniet
fife opbarme0e &ognene, men ser
bar mango al &osiagererne, ser be1l,
piloe booe &og11ene fol6e, for life al
torfdle iig1 11aor Sc fom n6 / Sen
foloe SUIT u0enfor. 0enne 6orfla=
ring tog Gitp Council goo og ofpiite
6ori1oget.