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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
SECOND GAME.
FIRST INNING.

Punahou went first to the bat.
Hampton was given his base on balls,
stole second, and made third and home
on J. Desha's single to right field. J.
Desha singled, stole second and went
out between second and third by Oar
cy assisted by Soper. E. Desha got
to first on a fielding error, stole Sec
ond in one of the prettiest plays that
has been seen on this diamond in a
long while. While Soper and Darcy
had J. Desha between them, between
second and third, Eddie Desha stole
up from first to second, and the in
slant J. Desha was out slid into Sec
ond. D. Desha retired the side with
fly to Jonah. The inning was pref
ty nearly all Desha playing and it was
highly exciting even if it did not re-
suit in any runs.
Olmos got to first safely, but in play
ing off the base McCorriston with a
pretty throw to King, caught him out.
Fernandez was given his base on balls,
stole second and third and scored on
Davis hit. Darcy walked to first,
stole second and was out at the home
plate. Davis made base hit and got
to second on the play. Leslie fouled
out to third.
SECOND INNING.
King got to first on an error by w.
Chillingworth due to a bad throw from
third. But he was caught off the base
very shortly. Kia walked, and stole
second. Williams struck out. McCor-
riston got to first, but Ulukou retired
the side by a fly to second.
S. Chillingworth went out at first
Soper flew out to second. Jonah got
to first on Kings error. S. Chilling
worth struck out.
THIRD INNING.
Hampton struck out. J. Desha walk
ed to first. E. Desha flew out to right
field and D. Desha went out at first
This inning for the Diamond Heads
has been described above.
FOURTH INNING.
For the Punahous, King, Kia and
Williams went out in order. In this
inning Hampton went into the box to
pitch and E. Desha went to third.
For the Diamond Heads, Fernandez,
Darcy and Davis went out in order,
all at first.
FIFTH INNING.
4hCSOIIlSIoll went out DIT, OIu-
kou struck out. Hampton got first on
Desha struck out.
Leslie. S. Chillingworth and Soper
went out in one, two, three order.
SIXTH INNING.
This inning so far as the Punahous
are concerned has been described |
They made three runs but failed to
tie the score.
For the Diamond Heads, Jonah went |
out at first. w. Chillingworth walked |
to first and was out trying to steal |
second. Olmos flew out to King.
SEVENTH INNING.
Hampton flew out to Olmos. ]. De-
sha struck out. E. Desha went out |
at first.
Fernandez went out at first Darcy |
was able to slide TO first while King
was up in the air catching the ball |
Williams threw high. Davis batted |
the ball toward second forcing Darcy !
out there. Leslie went out at first. /
EIGHTH INNING.
In this inning the Punahous tied the
score. as has been described.
For the Heads S. Chillingworth, Sop
er and Jonah went out in order.
NINTH INNING.
McCorriston went to the bat for the
Punahous and the whole grand stand
began telling him what to do. He got
to first on seconds failure to field. He
was out at second, but he finessed so
as TO prevent a double play and thus
Ulukou to get to first. Hamp-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
FIRST GAME.
FIRST INNING.

The Kamehamehas went to bar.
Lemon went out on a fly foul to the
catcher. Miller went out from short
stop to first. Jones struck out.
For the St. Louis, En- Sue went out
pitcher to first. Evers batted the ball
to right field. Plunkett failed to gath
er it in ana Evers went on to second.
He made third and scored on Aylett's
long hit to center. Bushnell went out
on a fly foul to first. Aylett made a
long hit to center and got to second
on the catcher's overthrow to second.
Louis went out catcher to first. st.
Louis made ole run.
SECOND INNING.
Vannatta for the Kams few out to
Louis. Lota went out, second to first.
Kuhina went out shortstop to first.
For st. Louis, L.o On made single
to right, but played too far out and
was caught, pitcher to first, trying to
steal second. Bruins went out on a
foul fly TO first. Gleason got his base
on balls, got second on Soares hit to
center, but was caught at the home
plate trying to score on En- Sues hit
to right field.
THIRD INNING.
Plunkett made a single TO extreme
left, En- Sue making a beautiful throw
to first but Plunkett got there ahead
of IT, He was advanced to second
when Reuter- was given his base on
balls. He stole third, and came home
on Lemons long hit to center. This
hit also brought Reuter- home, and the
half ended with two runs for Kameha-
meha.
For the ST. Louis team Bushnell got
as far as second but Evers struck out
and AyIett and Louis went out at first.
FOURTH INNING.
Jones made a base hit. Vannatta
flew out 10 second, Jones going out
at first too, on a double play. Lota
went out at first.
Lo On went out at first. Bruins
struck out. Gleason was out, bunting
on the third strike.
FIFTH INNING.
Kuhina went out at first. Plunkett
struck out. Reuter- flew out to Louis
in right field, who made a beautiful
catch and probably saved three bag
ger or a possible home run.
Soares flew out to Miller. En- Sue
went out at first. Evers few out to
Lemon.
SIXTH INNING.
This inning has been described in de-
tail above.
SEVENTH INNING.
Reuter- few out to Louis. Kamaio-
Dill went out at first. Lemon made
a single in the direction of third. Mil
Ter fouled out to the catcher.
En- Sue few out TO Lemon who got
cheers for a spectacular catch. Evers
got first and stole second. Bushnell
flew out to Plunkett. Aylett flew out
to Vannatta, the latter thereby prob
ably saving a run.
EIGHTH INNING.
Jones flew out to EVers who made
a running leap into the air and pulled |
down the ball with his left hand, and |
got well deserved cheers for it. Van
natta few out to Aylett. Lota went |
ont at first, Louis few out to Miller, |
I n on and Bruins went out at first.
NINTH INNIlSG.
Kuhina got first on thirds error. !
Went 10 second on Bushnell's balk- |
struck out. Reuter- flew out |
To Bruins. Kamaiopili struck out.
Gleason struck out. Soares went out |
at first. and En- Sue struck out, this |
ended the game.
The detailed score is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03

The king gave each a hearty grip
And asked them questions about their trip,
And the strenuous life and what it meant,
And how they left the President
But where's your CROWN said TEDDY-G:
81 thought that kings wore crowns said he.
But the king just laughed and said il took
a lot OF clothes TO make one look
Like the kings one sees In story book.
They all sat down on rocks near by
To eat a lunch of deep apple pie
And English ia m and crumpets round
And nuts and candy, a dozen pound.
And toast and tea and hot-croSs buns
And hard boiled eggs aud sally luns
And cherries ripe and roasted grouse
Which the king had ordered from the house.
They talked OF things both small and great
Some long forgotten, some up TO date,
They laughed at Jokes and spilled their tea
And made muss like you
Said The little prince when lunch was through.
There's something grandpa. | wish you'd do
He came up close the king could hear
And whispered something in his
And ended the whisper with kiss
Which sounded a little bit like this
Please don't say no: won't YOU inVite
The Teddy Bears TO stay all nisht2"
CONTINUED next Sunday)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03

And have them ready at halfpast six;
And shine up shoes and everything
For we go tomorrow TO see the king
The clerk gave orders of command
As hah-crown slipped into his hand,
And said, Good night These things well dc
Wen make you look good as new"
, The following day in oxford town
Tney Tn y,asi asked ID. boy % M in cap, cap and gown
To Tn find ID. the boys, boys from Y IS S A
Hes a western lad: a scholar too;
Not very big; but he do
More college lessons In week
Writing Latin and reading Greek,
Than was ever known. and prizes take
Tn not that fellow the lad replied,
But I'm a boy from the other Side
And should like today to be your guide;
To show you all the things we do
When we paint the town red white and blue
The pranks were Lain, the tricks were Greek;
And only a joke just here and there
The lunch they served had ssIence sear 9oT lea
And crumpets made Of philosophy
When lunch was through in the college hall
me Yankees gathered one and all
And marched 10 the train the Bears In front
Doing the American snake dance stunt,
enc End tt try :, the food at the Catherine Wheel;
Makes me as hungry a bear,
And those things we ate in oxford town
~ stlIi III my throal5 they won't go down. y
They saw the course where rowers win
And went themselves for a little spin
And gave when they stopped a college yell
For Harvard. Penn and old Cornell.
And then to Windsor where they were due
That afternoon at half-past two
They entered at the Castle gate
Built tbs said. by Henry eight:
And asked a keeper tall and stout
If the king had left his latch string out
FOR you should know, said TEDDY-B,
We're here to call on His Majesty
an. hDNs 1onI
And wish him well and shake his hand"
an answer came; twas stiff and grim.
The King, good sir; you can't see him;
The folks he sees whom he doesn't know
Must have Il proper card TO show"
oh that's all right said TEDDY-G,
IF the kings at home. leave that TO me-
Our only card is the Roosevelt Bears
And that admits us everywheres''
The man replied, You're a funny sort
AS Off they started across the court.
They tramped around for half an hour
From court to court and tower TO tower.
They stopped lad to have a talk.
He was rolling hoops along the walk
When TEDDf-G. in his merry way,
Picked up the hoops and said, Good day:
Where do YOU live? Your name? Your age?
And which do YOU work at, prince or page?"
oh, I'm prince" said the little lad.
And / don't do work, neither 1 nor dad
My grandpa'S king. he's out somewheres
Hunting the grounds for Teddy Bears.
/ told him sure TO take gun
And II bears he 10 make them run.
But he said no, these bears good
Like Mother Goose or RED Riding Hood
Or the Fairy Queen Little Bo Peep:
They eat and play and talk and sleep
And dress like boys from toe TO head,
They're touring England. grandpa said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03
THE BEARS MEET THE KING.

Said TEDDY-G at the Shakespeare Inn
rs he told the clerk where they had been:
Those deer that live at Charlecote
Have busted buttons Off my coat
And ripped the sleeve and tore my pants
And made do the skidoo dance.
They're Shakespeare deer. and that's a fact
They nearly did the Brutus act.
When in | turn / wish you'd get
Ny clothes in Romeo and Juliet
And patch them up and buttons fix
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03

And have them ready at half-past six;
And shine up shoes and everything
For we go tomorrow TO see the king"
The clerk gave orders of command
AS a ha!f-crown slipped into his hand,
And said, "Good night. These things "
Wen make you look as good as new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-03

CONTINUED next Sunday.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Glagterfurretnins til Sal9s.

uIlelNtNY W. SulYS-
gn %gr1en6feitet Slagterforretning,
SEN eneite / en- fiabe0pgttg @isconlin
@p, me6 e1 boflenoe Smletntng al
fra $5,OO0-$6,000 aarlig, ct billie
til Galgs formeoelit @ierens Graflpt-
ming til Canada, bbor ban bar fi9bt
6orretningen 6ripes fra to
@11tifer, ser bper er u0itpret me0
alt til 6aget benbgren0e, &grftpi %
&e0ifaber;; 3 &elte og 2 @ogne. Sen
enc 8utif ligger paa en- @run0, S0x
40 500 me6 garebns 30x52 SOB,
SEN an0en 8ntif paa en @run0 25x
100 sos mes @arebuS 22x50 SOD og
begge bar ale np0penoige n0buie.
Sill Sorretningen bgrer en0pi0ere en-
s Mcres @resgang, ,me6 rtn6enbe
@an6, a Mil fra 8pen. 9ette er
en- nomerfet 2eiltgbe0 for en- 6pgtig
Slogter mes nogle re0e Nenge til at
erbperbe Ell grun6lagt 6orretning /
en- blomitren0e og oppofien6e sggn,
til en- igr0eles lap @ris og paa lette
&ilfaar. Sor nnrmere Splpsninger
iIfrip til Scan0inapian=G Canadian
9an6 Co., 172 @aibington st., Gbi-
cogo, eller Sre0. %. Solution, Ge11-
ter Sptel, 2ucf, Mfsconiin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

ber. Saa bar S 10 nof merfet, at
leg bar begpnot at treffe Eropper-
ne fra Sort 5nelling; MI bar leg
netop beil1ttet at neolegge belle
Smelling 6eitningen og iaa flptte
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Gaft," flyer ieg> ~intet if1l6e bore
Dor Stamme mere fier en0 at uo=
ftaa cit GDit bpor hi f1noe bile Dor
itore @oo. Nu ffal leg betro Big,
Scr. Saft> at meget tt6lig ii6ite Spn=
bag Nforgen faa leg en- Sapaneier
ber | &arfen iom fotografere6e
&uie rut10t Sgen; men mi foritaar
1eg go6t> at ban bar en- Spton! Nu
lfal leg lobe Big, at aIIere6e Sen
fier0e Sult ifal leg fqman6ere
oem us til EN- &%rigs0ans." Saa
tiger Scr. Eoft: u&ar S nogle u6e=
lirable @itt5ens" fer / Harfen?"
.@ar ri nogle u6%elirable"? gu fan
tro vperD 6elirable". Ser bar hi mi
T, CTS. bam @ipa, fan er alti0 /
&rigSbumar, og iaa far hi 6ilar,
leg fien6er life bans 8~aabenmerfe,
men bltper fan traa6t paa &eerne,
iaa er ban iom en- 8elat. Sg iaa
bar ri ban Sens Sabien, ban iloar
al0rig, un0tagen naar fan fer set er
for cit finr og e0e1 Gag, men fam
maa 10 funne ie, at fer Sltgten
bp6er. Sg iaa bar ri 10 81. 6. Sobn-
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bol6t en- &%rofo6ille. Sg Sc to, iom
gift til SEN lille 8p Minneapolts>
fommer tilbage laa mart Ger bliber
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og Gbeming Gum og set bbi0e
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poa 2ipet> trgffer Sc op nogle Del+
6ige Htitoler al 8~aglommerne og
bonn! ga Bette &egiment lar hi
goo / @pi6ler, for Set fan gi6re en-
l1mao0eltg Mptte." uSSa," flyer Mr.
&aft, ~ieg er felt benrpft beo at
bgre, at ser en0nu finoeS iaabanne
&elte / 2on6et. Mfen MI er ser en-:
&emmeligbe6, ieg bill betro Big. gu
fer, leg bill bore &reiioent, og
&ooiepelt bar mt og1aa ielo iagt> at
ieg ffal bore Get, for iom ban flyer:
Den 8. Eermtn bill Solf mi beller
life goa ms paa og 6esuoen ba6er
@anoerbilt, SaD @oul6 og &%onior=
ter mig og gu er fnap iaa raoifal,
gu faar nof ilippe in6. Men lie, er
S go6e @epublifanere? Sac ct Ser
noget / Set iaa er hi naturligptS
&epublifanere." ~M ia," flyer
Sat-. u@rl1nfer far Set al6rtg flor
tet bort Hartt paa. Sg MI ioo=
inart ieg fommer tilbage, ffal gu
NOT faa b6re fra mig, for gu beo
itffert, bpor S bar Sc melt ~oeiir=
able Citizens"
a. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
gatt / st pau(.

Sorleoen often bar Dor tDffe Sen
CO &rtgSiefreter Saft Der / Bpen.
Maar iaa0anne itore Siele fommer
paa 8eigg, bliper Ger 10 alti0 ct far
ligt Staobei, og set bgr ser 10 ogiaa
blioe; for 6tSie pt0e 10 bpao iom
tiener % imaa Man6er til be6lte.
@rDan bar FER ogiaa> men fan fom
iaa ittlle og nbemerfet og foripan0t
meo oct iamme; men ban bar 10 og=
iaa al @oriferne ipecielt inpiteret
til at iige Dem nogle &omplimenter.
Sg MI ffal hi bel ie set Mirafel, at
olle ct. BauIs @or6men6 bliper
omoannet til 9emofrater; 11e1 hi
Gunife, mel a16rig! for ON ogiaa
&rDan iful6e faa Sc flelte Stemmer
= set betp0er 10 intet; tbi set er 10
De itore Stemmer oct giel6er om.
&rgiioent &ooiepelt bar 10 ogiao
ielp iagt, at Saft er Sen enelte> iom
0uer, og set mao bel ga bore nof.
@en mi ifal ieg 1tge jer noget.
Mr. Saft er ogiaa en- Gentleman;
for ban ien6te uo ipecieI Snobp=
0elie til fun ct Eulen6 Mano til
BEN itore 8anfet og ser bar Sc 6an-
tie Snoianere Sc fgrite paa 2iiten.
9e itore Manoer ifal NOT fin6e bin=
onoen. Saainart ST.. Saft bar ble-
ret rl1llet og trimlet - for trimles
maa bom 10 bber Sag for at 1frum=
pc ino til Sen minolte Epffelie -
tog ban itrafs u0 til Sort Smelling.
Otter at babe iniptceret SEN itore
Seitning og funoet Sen / foriparltg
Stan6> flyer ban meget alborlig:
vMen bpor Dor iaa Sc meget omtolte
Merriam &arf Sn0ianere? for fife
bill leg forlaoe '6enne @g 116en at le
6eres 2eir." Mf1te0 gif set MI us
til ielpe &gpoingen, og ban, iom
naturligbtS bab6e 6laget paa bel
Mait, bab6e fin @igmam nD0elig
u0ltpret me6 &obeoifaller og Mp6<
0elfaller og f%jgbenbapnife Sfaller og
&roffeoilleifaller og alle on6re
@faller, for at SEN 1tore Man6 rig
ttg fun6e f%oritaa, bpor 6rabelige
&rigere ri egentlig er. uSSa," flyer
MI Mr. Gaft meget rdrt, .u6a leg
ielp er en- meget flor &rigsmano, og
ga leg / en- meget ner Sremti0 Qg=
ter at tugte Sc femme Sopaneiere,
icm mn er ifer0 mes at gjdre Sno=
falls / 2anoet glGoer set mig iaare
meget, naar leg Ter, at jea bar en-
ioa lopol og patriotiif Stamme, iom
jeg tan 1tole paa. Sg iom ieg mi
1taar og ifuer no ODER Sen itore 59
! rSSris" ier leg ganife beitemt, at en-
beIoigere &Ia6s en6 6enne funoe
/. fife fin6es. Sou oil leg operla6e til
Big, min gooe Seboing, at faa So
paneierne narret in6 Der og iaa lite
set for at ien6e min Glaaoe l6 til
Stinebapsfpiten, ienoer jeg Sen op
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

min0e. 1H Mi1 ipo for 8pen ligger
en- lille 5fob paa en- HDnt uo til 5to-<
re 89lt, iom fal6es @inten. Set
bar Dor Mening at fomme en- Sur
Ser obre fpr Ri TOM til &erteminoe,
1g ri iful0e berfor tage Ell 8ipei iD0=
pit for at fomme ser. Set gift III,
bperfen berre eIler be6re eno at hi
ingen 8ibei fan6t, og plu0ielig ier
Ri for % SEN lille &ertemtnoe @D
Seq troe6e, at leg bt0ite omtrent bbor
langt, ser bar ser ODER til &linten,
ca. 1 eng. Mil, og ri begpn6te 6erfor
at gaa ODER Marferne, pasiere0e en-
'SSernbanelinie ag Tom igiennem Ell
@fob. &i traf ga en- lille &ige og fit
.af ben6e at bi6e, at ser bar 3 @fobe,
FIR ri tom til ,&linten. 81 1fpnote
% mi at gaa, og set bare6e beller
fife iaa Iange, inoen ri ia6 pao
&1inten og npo u6iigten me6 en- go6
gammel @arlsberg foran %. Man
fommer ser ubilfaarligt til at ipnge
eller ialt Salo npn11e paa @angen:
Ser er ct Dn6igt 2ano,
Set itaar me6 bre6e 8gge olp.
Seq tror, ri n1aa regne &linten for
ct al Sc imuffeite @te0er paa Spen,
ia maolfe / bele Gonmarf. Set bar
fife ferlte @ang, jeg bar ser, men
olligepel bar leg iaa betaget at bbor
Dnoigt, ser bar.
81 maatte imt0lerti0 lite it66e 6er
ioa forf9r6elig lenge> ga set bar Dor
Mentng at fomme IND til &erteminoe
og faa Soget lilo til S6enie. @i
TOM ogiaa in6 til @pen, og traf ser
Ell @eninoe al min Sen, iom ogiao
iful0e til S6enie. -@i bab6e en- me-
get fornpielig Si0 lamr1en og un6er=
ligt bar set life, ON hi fplte go6t bee
at TONNE til at ii66e ne6. &loffen
IL rulle0e Soget ino paa S6enie So
negaaro> og &loffen 1 gior6e min
Sen og leg ct go0t Snobug' i ct BEL
6effet @or6.
Sm ga ogiaa man fangsles ct enfelt
Minl1t,
ON man bli'r un6erbeis / cit Gei(ig=
beo ifn6t>
man maa rtDe fin Man6
fra Sc 1tanOi en6e 8ooro
og ta' &anoslen paa Noffen og @to-
ben / @aan6.
S. s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

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like civ kan komme
i0ht for S25 90. har De fortient 3 til 1 eller 800 Procent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

@frip til .. .. @biteb, 300
@aibington Mbe. g. g., Minneapo-
liz, Mtnn., og mootag en- imuf 8og
meo Sort me6 De be6lte @etingelier
for &ibb al en- goo Sarm ,meo @abn-
tpmmer, / samDer Co., isis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Den 29de Juni, Klokken - Midnat, vii Aktierne The Twin
pr: 'Aktie at $4,000 stige til $4,000 pr: 4Aktie. HVorfor? Fordi
der fndes Penge nok til at bygge en- SO Nils Vel.
Arbeidet begynder den 1ste JUL. Nogle Kontrakter er afslut-
tede. Vii De have en- Mil ener to? Kontrakt kan afsuttes med
Folk, som har Redskaber nok, Ha1vmile, Mile: eler fem Nils
passer for Kontraktqrerne we'd %beregnede Omkostninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Cos pore Gpalter me6 D.mmarfs.
cfterretningerne, og Sc beb lige ioa
n1eget eller mere enb ON Be bol6t ct
@la0 %biemmefra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Suite s45 Railway Building, minneapolis, Minnesota,
44a Id 446 Endic0t Arcade, St Paul, Minnesota
81 Lyceun Building, Duluth, Minnesota,
2 Wisconsin Building, SUPERIOR, Wisconsin,
8 n % TorInus Block, Saltwater; Minnesota
vi har fnanciele correspondence n9sten hver By Minnesota,
N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Wisconsin og Iowa, hvor Aktjerne
kan kj0bes og Indicating fnde Sted. Skriv efter
wort oplysende Prospectus.
Enhver kan indse denne Banes Acknowledged.
Enhver forstaar hvlken enorm Gevinst den maa give.
drage ma den lutnng at Aktier, som III kj*bes for $500 per Akue
at par" 100000 .maa bive var Pari mar denne Arrow Line biver f@rdtg-
to Aar fra len L. Jul 1907 derfor err 100000 indsatte nu vard s5ooO0 "a
Naaneder herefter.
At her erin gen Obigauoner, som indehaves af Kapialister, ingen Pre-
ferensaktier,, som eGs at pekuIanhr Dette skalv @re en- ernban med Folket,
for Fdkt og bygget af Foket OF hverA ktiehaver faar ge stor Ande pr.
ON Aktierne stiger til Pari ON "a Maaneder, og De hr k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

Immediate future. bat ! hope that
sana ssAY ne Niii have the pleasure
u meeting under diHefrnt cifcnia.
stances than hose that rule no~.
Mr.. aqulfca has come a Ions Saf
Ia the hope Of taking back the
heavyweight championship q the
world % Australia. lie IL not one
~ those fellows Who imagine that
ha i world beAtef on the reel.
In other words. he IL not eouevited.
ue il willing 10 set his strength
AGAINST tho best men Nc have here
Ia active training today. aud II he
makes good be hopes hat James J,
Ierften may b induced to coue out
81 retirement and Eife him an up
poFtunlty to Wreal from The &C
luauirdred premier 81 che nFhiinE
same the lausela 40 aneealaelY HIS
I believe that ! am the logical
candidate Tor the frat match With
Nr. agalraa. won the hsaVf.
weight championship from Robert
riiHalmmona. and | have demon
atfatad for years that ! am always
ready anA wilhng Va meet mNh @bp
have earned the privilege - a bat
tie with me. II is Just poHslhis that
40 may get together Il an early
date.
VIII | winf
THAT IA q question impossible q
answer iust ueu nut ! have al
the confidence 81 the world.