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Gehring VIII Stick.

Hank Gehring has not won many
games since he went to Washington,
but Joe Cantillon says he will make
good and he intends to keep him down
there Hank has pitched two splendid
games and he should have won them.
Next year CantiI1on expects him to be
a winner Hank is going to stay right
here and make good says sJoe.-St.
Paul DISPATCH
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would arise and threaten a lynching.
The veteran is popular idol here.
When man after twenty years of
work can pitch as Cy is pitching this
year, it is no wonder that he is popu-
lar. When he threw Chicago down in
that great twelve inning game he
showed how good he still lis. Only four
pitchers in the American league have
better records than Cy this year.
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schaefer Gets 2.4oo at billiards

Jacob Schaefer completed his first
week at the Sonnet hall with a total of
2,4OO points and an average of FL 3-16
at eighteen-two balk-line His high
run was 149. He will play John KAN
merer this afternoon and Al Mannesau
tonight.-Chicago Record-Herald.
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Cleveland is. New York 6.
Philadelphia 8. Detroit O.

Detroit.-Phifadelph won again
The Tigers couldn't hit Plank and
dropped little farther from the first
notch. ST.
Score by inningE.ssi5 R.H E.
Philadelphia ..-.E.. q o 0 0 Of o 0-3 8 1
Detroit ...............!0 o 0 0. % 1000 3 2
Batteries-Plank and Powers, Null
lin and Pagne.1s e-,f -Tr-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis 5, Milwaukee

IndIundIOIS ., NllINsdukee z.
Observation-Disclosures and Mil
waukee played a. postponed game here
Score: R.H.E-
indianapolis 30 0.s 90 o 1-5 10 2
Milwaukee ......2 90 o o 2 O O "a IL 8
Batteries-Curtis and Beville; Briggs
and Livingston.
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American ASSOCIATION Standing
.IeonardsviIle 4-s, X. C. Baileys 1

l
Leonardville-In the two games
played against the Kansas City Baileys,
the locals won and lost, both games
being good. The first was won by the
locals by a score of A to 1, the principal
feature being Pritchard's fielding and
Lund's hitting.
First game-score:1 r H E
BaiIeys mo 001O0 O.o-14 z
Leonardville % O 90 0 l - 8
Batteries-Epstine and Odell; Myers
and Goethe.
The second game; was won by the
Kansas City Baileys by a score of to
8.
Second game-score: r H E
Baileys .......OO $40 o 0 o "a 2
Leonardville ...001'0 OF 0--3 2
Batteries and Odell; Moore
and Goethe.
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sCORE BY INNINGs.

Wichita .,,............OOO 90 o o 90
Hutchinson .........-.-.--.0 o OF o. -
The summary: Two base hits-Bay-
less, Casey, Nichols, Wilson. Struck
out-By Clark 7, by Fleharty 8. Hit
by pitched ball-Hetling. Pettigrew.
Bases on balls-On Clark g. off File
harty 1. Wild pitch-Clark. Time OF
game-2:1O. .Umpires-Jacobs and
McInnes.
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OKLAHOMA CITY

zone out when winning score was made;
Olmstead out, hunted third strike.
Game called at end of seventh to allow
visitors to catch train.
SCORE BY INNINGS. ri
Springfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 8 o 8 o So
Oklahoma City ...............O 0 o o o o 90
The summary: Earned runs
Springfield 4. Two base hits-Reed,
Smith, Risley, Bemis. Bases on balls
off Olmstead 3. Struck out-By
Olmstead 4, by Bemis 2. Left on
bases-Springfield 5, Oklahoma =, 6.
Double plays-Olmstead to Smith to
Henry. Stolen bases-Cole, Pen
dry. First base on error-Springfielo
1. Time of game-1:20. Umpire
Edwards
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to q This was the first game Salina
had lost for six weeks.
Score: R.HE
Salina 49,. .....2O o OOO0 OO12 2 S
Newton ....1 0 90 o. "a 8 8
Batteries-Lucas and Mack; Heshley
and De Weges.
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Hutchinson A wichita o.

Hutchinson Hutchinson shut
Wichita out in the last game of the
SERIES F1eharty's wonderful pitching
scattering the four hits -.--r..--7q-s I
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St. louis 9. Boston 4.

Boston.-Fromme was better in the
pfnches than was Young and st.
Louis, helped some by Boston's errors,
won by a score of to 4.
Score by innings R.H. e.
st. Louis .............4O oOOOos+9 u
Boston ................4 o 0,0OO 90 10
Batteries-Fromme and Noonan;
Young and Needham.
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SCORE BY INNINGS

Joplin ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l 0 90 ~
The summary: Earned runs-Joplin
1, Leayenworth 2. Two base hits
Cobb, WEIGH. Bases on balls-Off
Welch /, off Selby 2. Struck out-By
Welch 5. by SeIby 4. Double play
Harrington to Banknead. Hit by
pitched ball-Fisher, Shaumyer Stol-
en- bases-Vaughn, Quiesser, Persch 2,
Vanderbilt. Umpire-Heck.
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Springfield 6, OlxIahoma City o.

Spring was irwin
chile with men on bases and Bemis
was hit hard. The fielding of Welter
and Smith was sensational, while Cole
led in batting. The score:
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President Shively gave out a little
dope concerning the Topeka r. team
while in Joplin which appears below
as printed in the Joplin News-Herald;
|, Topeka, / believe, will be in the
[ Western association next year, = said
ernz association, this morning. TIE
beau will probably make another BLUM
at securing the Topeka franchise for
the Western league, but I really do
not think there will be any, change.
Concerning any change in the present
circuit of the Western association,
do not know at present whether there
Will be a transfer of franchises or not
All the teams this year are away
above the salary limit and few of the
clubs are clearing any money. Wealth
err con ditions, too, have been unfa-
vorable, a great many Sunday games
around, the season has been a dis
astrous one financially. Next year the
salary limit must be followed" The
salary limit of the Western association
is $1,000 per month per club. Some
of the clubs have a pay roll amount
ing to more. than $4,000. Mr.. Shively
said that he was in favor of esta blish-.
ing rule making 1t compulsory for
players to pay their own fines. And
would make it an offense punish
able by a fine for any club to make
good the fine imposed upon any play
er by the umpire" said Mr.. Shively.
the players are COHlp6ll0u 10 pay
their own fines, there will be much
less wrangling with the umpires."
The White Sox used up every pitch
er they had yesterday but still were
unable to step the Ducklings and lost
as result. .
Segmyer, who was with the Spring
field team on their last appearance
here, has been signed by the White
Sox and will appear In right field this
afternoon. Davis is doing the catch
ing.
Tulsa, l. T., is hot after the fran
chise of the Springfield team Tulsa
is a good town for a baseball team
and was only crowded out of the o. A
K. league on account of their poor
standing and the, fact that the league
had to be cut to four towns on ac-
count of Fort Smith backing out.
Wichita Beacon: "Cy'' Young has
returned from Hutchinson. He is sur
fering from a severe bone bruise on
his right hand. 1t is possible that he
will be out of the game during the
remainder of the season. He pitched
the game yesterday with great diff
ficulty as his hand is swollen and is
puffed up like he was suffering from
a boil It was necessary to hold the
ball in the tips of his fingers
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YVES ERIN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

THEY PLAY TOMORROW
(Leavenworth at Topeka. = 2ss.s9'ts
Joplin at Springfield. ssces-
Oklahoma City at Hutchinson.
Wichita at Webb City.
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been a. great deal better for the deco
rum of the players of the Western
association for President Shively to
have stuck by his original intention
and to have kept Painter on the shelf
for the balance of the season. Is
Shively giving evidence of the weak
ness of decrepit old age? .s-. .-
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Philadelphia.-The Cubs defeated
Philadelphia to 8. Both teams hit
freely, the visitors getting eleven bin
giles and the Philadelphians nine.
chicago ...............o ooo6o11Esn 2
Philadelphia .........2 5000 0-3 0
Batteries-Brown and Killing. Corrf-
don and DOOM
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Old G Owns Boston.

-Boston.-If such thing were pos
sibbe and Boston offered to sell Old Cy
Young the entire population of Boston
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American Leagne standlng.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha, Pueblo 8.

Omaha-44atch's swildness and weak
pitching defeated Pueblo Tuesday.
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bOsIOn 2, OIlICHgO z.
Chicago-Boston repeated Tuesday,
defeating Chicago.
Score by innings. R.H.E:
Boston ................0 0>3 o OIL 3O0-7 1
Batteries@Sn1ith and Sullivan, Nc
Farland; Tannehill, Pruitt and Shaw.
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tians were defeated in hard fought
contest, 5. to 3. New York touched up
Hit for eight bingles. Cincinnati
bunch their hitssso opportunity as did
the New Workers. The latter played
an errorless game.
Score by innings. RH.E.
Cincinnati % o 1 o o o O. o p /
New York .j1 o 0 1905 o
Batteries-Hitt and Schlei, Lynch
and Bresnahan.
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LdncoIn5. Denver 4.

Lineoln-Lincoln won from Denver
by punching hits on Adams. Eight
innings only. s.
Score by innings. Ri. E.
Denver commandments o o 0OO04 8 2
Batteries-Jones and Zinran; c.
Adams and Zalusky.
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Nationai E.eague Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
SD. Louis R Washington 5

st. Louis-In, the game Tuesday be
tween Washington and st. Louis, tn
locals won, s. to5.
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Cuba 12. Clifton 4.

Cuba-Cuba wonoa game from Cliff
ton here with a batting rally. Both
sides fielded loosely. Score:
Cuba ....O 540111 ~-12
Clifton .O % o 2 o o.
acknowledgements and Carpenter;
Streater and Cummins.
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western Association standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RroolkIxn 8. Pittsburg o.

Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg o.
Pittsburg=Not Pittsburg man
reached third base.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
PfttSDuTS " " OOU . a
Brooklyn .............O 2O3OOOO Go Il /
Enthusiastically Willis and
Gibson; Rucker and Ritter.
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New York 5, Cincinnati 8.
New York.-The visiting Cincinna-
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Newton A. SaIina 2.
Standardization defeated Salina in a
good game here Tuesday by score Of
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Boston Z, Chicago 4.

Batteries -Oberlin, Clymer an
Heydon; Powell and Spencer.
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joplin Z. Leayenworth 8.

Joplin.-Joplin took a listless game
from Leavenworth, to 8.
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The White Sox used up every pitch
er they had yesterday but still were
unable to stop the Ducklings and lost
as a result. r.
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Segmyer, who was with the Spring
field team on their last appearance
here, has been signed by the White
Sox and will appear In right field this
afternoon. Davis is doing the catch
ing.
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BEAUTIFUL THIN cS.

Beautiful tho is are beautiful
seedlings,
From which beautiful actions
grow.
Beautiful souls make beautiful
faces.
And beautiful lives their beau
ty will show,
Beautiful hands do beautiful
Service.
Beautiful feet go beautiful ways
Beautiful eyes See beautiful
-. visions,
Beautiful lips give beautiful
praise.
Beautilut acts bring beautiful
blessings,
Beautiful longlngs make beau
full deeds;
Beautiful loving makes beau
- or -. tifu1 Ii 4lalg'
And bs&AIifuldi1ies supplieth
all needs
CORA j. BALL.
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Merriweather's Ignorancs.
Cora j. BALL.
-. 80. y

Will Merriweather, who is now
living in Des Mnines, Iowa, (lnd
no doubt, in the slums Of the por-,
ton of that city known as White
CnapeD had the tsmesftptostele tex;
phone Mayor Griffith asking that
he be :rmade, a detective in this
city. What base igrorance. 1t
has only been few short months
ago since this same man was
driven frou. this city on the &C
count of some chine commi tied
here. He would be aAhinsutt' to
the community. There are 9th
err NegfJes who are asking for
j ,bs j'ustsaboul as ridiculous. We
have them who have petitions as
long as your arm, we have them
who worked for Jay Hall. tast
fall: but, just hoy the HeSor fn
sfooH a6Ar. these c6'roiics Office
SET kers. we are at loss 10 know
These fellows are wanting to be
eAH ytlipg fr5m'a police sergeant
'{esas Jaflitor. The tuation. is
lpartcryss Bot. for umitfgafed
SMl iAHNfwealher certainly cap
ped the climax. s., ,fiiij -.
/ o.. $50, =: w.
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NEWSPAPER LAW.

l. Subscribers VINO uo not give ca
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidered as wishing to continue sub
scriptions. a.
2. II subscribers order the discon-
tinuance of their periodicals, the pub
Usher may continue to send them ,un-
til all arrearages are paid. !.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse
20 take their periodicals -frorn'' post
office to which they are directed they
are responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered them discon-
:tinueds " s-.s 1897"
other place without informing the pub
Usher, and the..papers ase~sen,t TO s:ttAe
former directions; they ;. heasasx
'p g. &Ss courts ass,ds led 'f 'ssi
the refusing, to.aals;e, ssrtoid,rSsal,s ,sys%,.
postoace,,, or sps.rrdvihs: and sSiis
them uncallsa.1dx' is'pssaha "fas;fss I'LL,
desneeset..in,ersitt aaand;. =, s.tas.
s: f. f. gussoxbsas sSa 4 an = divaVgs:
they are bound. tstgive,.t Se = To-. He
publishers; at. ahe eend~df' .tifeifa tifbs,,
if they d. not: wiSns TO-. eosssnfae IT
| otherwise sfhe puRiishar is esuEartizsd
to- send e,ssthe sphseEibsy- Will be- p*;
sponsjple ,pnih. an express n6ties -NRDe
payment Of arrearages SEMITIC rR,
publisher.
7. The latest postal laws are such.
that newspaper publishers can arrest
any one for fraud .,wha
and refuses to pay for it. Under this
law the man who allows his subscrip-
ton sg run along tg.,f fSJ SEINE; ts .,s,
pa naid 5sas i s &C., sss
s sent mao heti 5 tssr msslaksria
a,nss1: s'ze's v z:ss:.,se. IN: sea:e:
/, =; - .7!Szs ss's ~ :. ~. ~
ssEiStiFfSL Pig, ISt ENsfs3s
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"a. -. i
S. Thor.ntea: Jones.

The Office of circuit clerk is to
be filed next year, MIR. Jones
has held the Office for eight years
when his term expires and he
may not again be a candidate.
He has made good official and
we have nothing against him :
If he is not candidate for re.
election, we recommend John H.
Ruckel a business man and "a eau,
didate in the recent city election
for treasurer. -
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pay roll with non representative
Negroes, he thought he had a
cinch on being able to control the
them. 1t is certain that he is a
sadder and wiser man for ha vipg
entertained sucAIideas. Thus it
is clearly evident that. the out
going mayor would be in any
thing but cheerful mood and
especially if approached by a Ne.
gro. 1t was ever-thus. =.
: -. =. Sl>~. Al r. - : 800
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~. ~ 80. liz ,
The gfeatesl Sok sttltsae were ps+e rs !.
the daily; qlsbe-besmnecsatsosc'ss Ia ..
is. 1t Ras M eg'eer.tss i:RAl if.il|
the west. and .oashs'tasass 'ehe nahada So
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costs by p mai, spastass@fa epa1d..' daily,
including. ,sunaays ;sa,e': $ 90; !.
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months, saos, s. Months % :, ssnsr
day edition-a big newspapeE ,.l!aaa
magazine conaahed;;f4y 20 .,B.,Rages>
every Sunday, one: sSsssEE. ssGa; ! na
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rpexsfsssuux saysNo. 8 =
= e@ - ~ u ,

LasATthussdays Bsese'tohnsoti,
d license to,run g saIoo2p, bat i
that ySuag a?ae Up, sht 10
coed, Mr.. DevafeHx soon dispelI.
ed his ambitious desires. byesay
ing that Nj. Johns Oh had / b Ter,
wait unliR Mr. Griffith ASSUMES
the duties OF the Office. That
Devereux will take5 advantage of
every opportunity to give vent to
his pent upIeelings. III regard to
to the recent election, and es-
pecially mo doubt) of the Negro,
whom it was said would support
him as whole. Because he
(Devereux) embellished the city
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To the victors belong the
spoils. This adage SHOULD be
carried cut to the letter in this
city. If there ever were advan-
tages taken the democrats have
taken that advantage during the
past fou' years.
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Odd Fellows Band To
Have EntaGtaln lament. I

You are invited ;z:l1 *ass AK, astsea the
novel I'd t fsi atfainna cd;Fel.-
lows Bard Wsdns ..Aprirz&4eh at
their hah II Il. f$t a assh st(ovea~R raoalls
paper store = 51 pizsion, a5cts a
Three 3ia;rrtal able d {, prizes given
away toladiesa seIling: most ~ tickets
FREE Refreyhnnents,,s:: Ice Cream
and cake. = -. sss., '..~: :".. .i5'''S u
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Tired OF Play.
Bro. S. B. Turner in his news

Bro. S. B. Turner in his news.
paper says:
The colored a@Republicans in,
Chicag0who saw fit to support
the candidacy of Mayor Dunno on
last Tuesday cannot be charged
with giviGgto DUNE Their sup.
port on account Of mercenary gain
but upon hohestaaconvictNn and
from "a spirit of gratitude in re.
lfponJe ta. what Dur ne Mas done
for the Negro race in several
instances. The Idea has no fault
to FAD for the spledid fight it's
many infuential friends made for
Mayor Danne BECAUSE III y peliey
ed thatNhe WIS eigh<~and aHsnt az
lsood friend as any other white
man now holding office. Messrs.
D r. Wilkins, Williams Carey
Tr ceand several other high min:
ded and leading meel of iGhrago
maae the: 'readsrs "9f the 'black
belt hustle and they ecknowIedg
ed tnelf worm.
Bro. Turner is brave man and
gentleman. The decent self
respecting Negroes are sick and
tired of playing puppet for ot
shell game class of ignorant bun
co Negroes VINO AS tools of I'm
sctupul Jus whit men undertake
TO whip our good men into line of
doing service for their worst
enemies.
Dr. Carey D r. Wilkins and hun
dreds of other hard workin yhnen'
won't staed9faHslfs sorl of bust
ness. Ehe daseA e egiNmust be
Respected :hereaa1err.: Not by
lot>of ctftlsssa Wi by the men
promis&&s,sts fh~stfe decent Negro
cannon !S.d ls he. Can be ill.,
dependSH ,tr1sNA g,tard well the
lnterestHA his. s-.Chicago
COnSeE8 EYtA, >VAhs ~. :
rSi: yornsr
and WeSmdT cOlhgrSt,{N[e you
for your sound doctflneS. We
hold. ais '. that it is high time
for Negroes to stand upon their
integrity and ability. The trou-
BILE with 50 many, N9sypas,f!Nt'
appears;:thay ara aflrtid Of ;stafss
wing. afraid 'thet VIII have to
hustle or earn bread by b. svett
of their brows A man has no
right to fear starving when fer
tile fields and immense coal mines
lie 5trren waiting for labor. We
say have backbone. We wish
more. Negroes wouIa go"tt' the
suburbs and the countiy and be
come producers and manufacture
ers and not Law around the back
doors of IQw CITIES whining be.
Gauss" YOU ares. discrlmi nated' a.
gdlnst; asyon .saysohsaccount of
yout.color'o Be, met. make your
living. make j. by. your brain
han NoN' muscle. Rise from THAT
political .S.upor Md go forth into
the brilliant sunlight and the
verdan t'ffelds .nd list to natures
callingS.
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..tllSso.fb ]. e svAEo ,+;. ::
20; *. ~: .,..s. 'sRsaeptE 49,, 'I VI
.eTe;; pqints.yf Intsrsst's'e 20. :. We.
sssassfisla:ss sAttttrsastioas'ahd''adv e: g,
.a x.a xx..-Reaqq.h. Them. n, :. s:sss
.::5siaeolh ,ARaBa.s Corner si 81 sRa,,
l,,aia'Sli, psn,oosk s4age CEN "a w a..
.stasssAtafsc MOra ,nfshsst,seS eafSi :,:st.s
FISH and .MJaeesa ssssstsss1....,.. I'D: y.
y sPafhs ana. PLEASURE Resorts. .-sst,.
ssMashin gtqp~ParssaeahTsest of city,, :
.talsi SOUTH Ssssndasf .ta wf2ass ayes ,'.
.:Reservcfi' Park Northeast .
ef' cityAtake. North; Seventh cars.
s'sgamp: Ltaeoln: The permanent
camp grounds of the Illinois National =
Guards. Take Rutledge or Camp
Lincoln cars. State Fair grounds,
north of city. Take North Seventh
cars. White City Park east of the
city. Take East Capitol avenue cars
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-01

grigabeer Sailing bar iiffert en
Wano meb ct let Raturel. gn Mano
meo 9egapelie, men en- niotlsftig
Serre. Oct er bans 9apn, Der beoit
itaor tegnet | ben 8ronninelunoife
Sufonmelie.
Sporfor er Solf | 9rpnuingluno
Sogn iaa imuffe2
SO, oct ifal fomme af, at 9riga.
beer Sailing bapoe ben Sbe at bile
forifisnne Solferacen paa belle fit
itore @oos, til bpilfen Gnbe ban Der
for forenebe be imuffeite aarle og
Biger oe berefter ifiGnfeoe Dem &c.
itegadrbe. Serlig @renaoerer fol
ban babe bait flor SorfierIigbeb for.
Se naar ban bapoe uoiet en- imnf
giee til en- al oisie, bialp oct life,
ON iaa Sigen baabe sreo % bab,
babe 9renaoeren ifitlbe bum.
8rigaoeer Sailing bar tiaiee bI. a.
en- goo gpsmeiter; bet utbner bet mi.
p9renoe Slot ON, bporaf ban bar
bpgget ben imilffeite Del, BET mibter.
Ste Barti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-01
On Pereproces,

Den fsrite Sereproces, iom fonbt
Steo | Roree, og iom man peo noeet
ON, er Ell fra Garet 1926. Der CT
eIlers life noget iaa iGroeles merle.
ligt be6 oen; finn at ben giuer ct
opermaaoe nplpienbe Snoblif / De
Cages Spertro. 9enne Eroces an-
lasoes at 9iifop ancfinn I Bergen.
San bar en- betpbeIig Meteorological,
2eoeren / &irfens Scamp MOB Son.
gerue og baooe Orb for at bore en-
uiebpanlig oplpit og Iero Ntano.
Iatgebel anlagbe ban Ell Sereproces
% uofGroigebe ieIp en- uofsrlis BE.
refining ON Ben belle Gag. Genne
9eretning er opbeparet os bier, at
ben lproe 9iifop bar oIbeles ubegri-
belig eniolbig, efter Dor Stbs @egre.
Der, ou.
9iifoppen beretter, at Der bar fpm'
met bam for Gre ct Rpgte ONT, at ct
Sruentimmer peb 9apn Gagnbtlo
Sregasaas "nebipnfet I gilofarelies
@linobeb og fremmeo for CUBS 9pr.
feIie peb I'm onbe Notirs Silifpn'
belle bar ifplbig / at spe Sroloom. a
Som bans 8ligt bso bant, ienbte
@iifoppen ga 9ub eiter benbe, %
ipgte at ben9se beube til at ~ertienbe
fin Spnb. Set pilbe bun Dog life;
bporfor bun bIep tat / Sengiel. 9i'
flop anbfinn inbitapneoe gioner og
optog Sprbsr,
Get blen 90 bepiit, at Rasabilo
Sresasaas bapoe ifrpbt at, at bun
funbe epe Sroloom, os at bum Dapoe
truet meo at bile bepiie bet ueo at
bringe ltlptfe pper ct Bar s@gtefoIf
peo Iaon gaorb oe gergliot. ga,
bum bopbe osiaa ptrfelig uotalt nogle
Srpleiormler. beneang berneIote
gaoro % 9ereliot boIbt 9rpIrp.
Oct oplpIteS, at IagnbiGo ieIp bapOe