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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

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auf Dem ~@eitern 6rieoboie" miro
beutc Mahmittaa Inn 1 llbr Die iroi-
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nntlider &ranfbeit on Den 3olaen
zines Scrsibloges g~eftorbenen Trail
Wargaretba Sin1on in sen Sbpob
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5rouerbaiiie, Or. 1880, Gatapsco.
Strabe, iii Ser 2eidnom aliigebabrt,
ilInaeben bon berrlid)en 9liinenipe.l.
hei,. Teli 3rollcrgottesoieiiit miro
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eiigliiden mtberiihcn ct: ,Sonea.
STRIDE, bolterG!r PTS Vobrtidtrager
fpcrben bic 1855. 2ouis Sdromill,
Jreo. @ruber, @iIinm Mider, Con.
rab Wiiuer, Gomoro @eder unb Sp.
Tibcnlon Der Ierbli6encn oen let
ten Gbrcnoienit erpciien. Iie Nr-
engagements fiir hnS 2eidenbegdn1.
nib li1O Don Soi. :. Stuntebef &C.
troiien moroen. 6rnii Simon lpurce
anl 81. Wai 1876 III GonleeS. Won.
ertt. geboren uno fom I'M Sabre 1919
nod Gmcrifa. AuBcr ibrem 8atten,
Srn. augitit Simon. 6etraucrn oie
@eritorbene sluei Sobre, Die Serren
Senrn mno Sorrp Sinon, mno II
Gnfelfinocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

6 in ht.beutde Grntc.
It in Yen-M r. = Gle Geur
iden lieben Ole Yerae. 7as lit uil''
.beitrittene Sbotiabc. Torum lit ol,d)
oas beutibe 8emiitbslebcn 10 tiei
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Teutiden iiir cpig aiactbar. gnf
Den Bergen mobnt Die Sreibcit! &c
benioas miro oos llnternebmen Ee-
itor Stergcr's, an Sonntag, ben 26.
September, in ben blolen Berger,
Elm d)t-oeutitcs grnteieit 81 iciern
a~llgenpine @egeiiteriung wufruicn-
Niles miro geboten, iuas 8eilt nno
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itaa porber fGn,,en i'm Sollptbiirealt
ser .@eltern Worplanb.V abn" Sobr.
fartcn 9efnuit merben, luGbreno am
betreiienoen Sonntaa oil olen gobn'
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item miro es ober iein, iid) oicie 1obr.
fartell ioiort 81 fnllien. cntipeoer FIJI
Eoitor Ster1er ODER bel oen airhell.
ratbs. Mitslieoern, oanlit CUR red)teh
3eit geniigcno uno beaucm &oum
eeifoiien meroen fann. ebenlo iii
cs rathiont. fir Die bctrefienopn
Mobl5eitcn porber 9eitellung 81 ma
d)el,. Ter 6obrpreis lit Der iiblid)c,,
fir Grmatienc 81 mo fir &inoer
80 Gents.
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9ormittag IN Der weitliden Eoli5ei.
~itatipn inter ser anifuloiaung Dem
Toli5eiridter 2oben porgefiibrt, $50.
r.Giearetten %perfauit 81 Babel
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ccn5 5u iein. Ter @cidGftsmann mar
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80 oes @eiebbMdes auimerflom wcl-
die beloGen, Dab ein SAMPLER BON 20,
pier.G isareiten crit I'M 9eiise elmer
Sanoelslicen5 iein mlb. gon elmer
spc3ial.9 icen5 lit in oieien bcioen
artifell1 ',litt sic Mebe. 0abi 2oOen
beiaBte iIidJ nit Ser gngelesenbtit
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reide 1eidaiiSleute, Die es bis6er
intcrlieben, cine grtra.2iceir5 ai cr-
longer ui,o nit Eopier0 iaaretftn
banoclten, iuitroen bisber itets Az
500 8eloitraie p%erurtbeilt. Soate
baS Griminal.@ eriht oie Grfldruns
pes NuipaltS fir rid)ti9 beiinoen nno
oen porliegenoen 1aa nidt auinebs
men, Damn biirite bel ser ndditcn
Seietaebung Der angeblite 6ebler
i'm Gelete torrigirt meroen. Sergeaat
Sepertcn crbob Die anflage gegell
GrauB. 2cbterer muroe auf iein
G%brennort, iih 8lr @erbauoIung Dor
Sem Criminal. @erid)t einSniinocu.
tntloiien.
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! Charles Y. Wortrieoc.

p, 20 CO o, O. 4. September. =
Stills. Eoltmeiiter Charles a.. Yor.
tpleoc, DER iriibcr i'm amerifaniiden
&oniuIatsoienit IN Der Sdweis meiIte,
i'll aeitern bier geitorben. Sr. gor'
tricoe, Der lett mebreren Sobren IN.
ualioe lpar. mar Elm alter Sournalilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
Bun See mmb Safsu.

Ger itulicniibe Sreal5cr "Gtna" fabrt
pormlsiittlid iton nloroen. :
Gle i'm "&ipcr Siem Yqrt" ae'
plante 1eitIidfeit miro, oaourb
5u 8aiipr. r-qaeinc @e9riinounJ
iiir iriib3citiae abiubrt.
"lG ~, lytpDtfoI, qilGh njH5
Gopitdn, 5ilippo @aaaia, MorqniS
bon Gurorne,f Der 9eiehhsbober bes
5u Canton Spaop Dor slltfcr liegcll.
oen italichiiden @reu5ers nGtno"
beutcte geitern on, oob bas arieas'
idiii poralsiidtliG id,on morgcn
iueitcrfabren .pirb. SnaS Scr Capt.
tan Oicie Nbiibt mtsfiibren miro.
miirbe oos 9roBe Eieuie uno Die &c.
gattc. lueld)c Die bieiigen itolieniihen
Gereine 81 Gbren DER SiiiSicre uuo
Mannihoitcn bes &rcu5ers ONT Witt
nod peronitoltcn luollten, 81 Woiier.
GapitGn Yoa9io aibt iiir bic beohiid)'
ti1te ptririibte Nbfobrt feline beior.
beren @riiiloc or, er iaaie MIR, er
uiinid)c Dor Dem Gintreiien in He,r
Dorf nod. einen fllr5cn &olt in, Ybi.
la0elpbio AZ matcn. Son bier airs
fMbrt Der Stronger nod AnnoppliS,
UNI ocn an @orb beiinoliten Gabet'
ten @elcgenbeit 81 geben. Die Marinca
gfnocmic 5t beiihtiaen. gni Dem
areli5cr iteatrn iid) aud, 9eitern iuic.
Der 5ablreid)e 0eiuder ein. Eenicl.
ben milrben Die Sebensmiirbigfeitcn
ourd Die Sfiisiere nit grobter gu
porfommcnbeit ae5eiet, ieood 5eiatc
bas 5uriidbottenbe 9enebmen Der
Serren, bob Die ieniationeIlen 9e.
rid)te. peld)e iiber Die 9egegmuta Der
nGtno" nit Der omerifaniihen 6lotte
bel Sap Seurp peroiientlidt wluoer,
tie itorf p%eridnupft batten.
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appelI an sen aer5te.
. GongreB.

H f"'|f . = W.
9ubapei it, a. September. - Nas
than Strolis, Der befannte Nem-Dors
fer Fbilantbrop. hut lid in ieincm
9eitrebeh, oic ainoer Dor 8ranfbci.
ten, Die ourh Nild perbreitet pcr.
zen, 81 idiiben, al, ben bier perianl.
melten internatiunolen acr5te /. Gou'
sreB aerpanof. Gr mics nod. oab 81
Sppbussgpibemien, 1876 Sdarlaf-
C%pioemislt} 81 I%ppbtberitis.Gpibe
ilieu uito iiebcn Salsfatarrb-Gpib
mien ourd MiIt ueruriadt wurbcn.
Gr mdd)te barai,f auimerfion1, oob in
,l~enjenigen Staottbeiicn bon Baib.
iligton, no robe Wild) gcbralldt miro,
Sppbus bduiig lit, mabreno III Den.
icrigen, in bencn %poitrnriiirte Wilt
coniumirt miro, feline S1ae ber8ranf-
1Ieit porfommen. Sang beiolloers be.
eiddHiBte lid, .!Sr. Sttous aber ntit
Der gerbreit,lils oerl uberfuloic ourd
nid)t. poiteurilirte ,WilfJ ilnO wies a,lf
uic ibonnGt Griolse bin, Die or iclber
nit Der 8ertbeilung %pditeuriiirter
Nild) 9ebabt bat. Sr. Straus iagte,
Gle groBn Hationen gGben alliGbrlid
picl @elo ans, tint oni Den arie9 por'
brreitet az ieiu. Ter rcd)te &rieg,
Den ole Hationen iiibren ioIten, lei
obcr Der gcgen Die aranfbcitelI, Die
inter Den ainorrh 10 uiele Opier for
"'F"' Est = i
9eute fir oie Seimath.
Tairobi, 9ritiit.O itairifa. 4.
Septcmber. Cine Senoung bon
$500 Stiid peritieoener 5biere uno
YifdnSen lit geitern fit oas Smitb.
ionian.S Snititnt IN Waibington per,
idliiit worocn. Sn Der Sammlung
tciinoen iid 8oael, Sauactbierc,
Sdlanaen uno Iilonjen.
Nloen Soriis iito Wuior Wcdrns,
@itaiicoer Der &ooieuclt' iden grpe-
hitiom, meroen cine o%llsgebebnte Heiie
bird ole Yrouih3acnia untcrnebmen.
u9icioc lpcrocn am 1. Nopember suriid.
fcbren nnb it'd, lpieoer Der expedition
aliflieBens
'Grobeben's 8irfung.
. " o nj. 4. september. = Cine bonn
Yapf beauitraetc Gommiiiion boi
cine llnterinfulta iiber Die @irfumg
OeS Grobebens pom 81. suguIt aui
Die 8ebGube oes Datifans anaeiteut
1ino berid)tet, Dob mebrcre 8auten.
barunter Die Sirtiniide aapene,
Ieidlt Geid)6biat iporoen iiuo.
Yrimabonnn i M u NIB it a II :
Yaris, A. Sept. = rSm piertell
Stod eipes altmooiiten. aber seidi.
ligen SauieA in, Sieier staot iuobni
Mmc.i GmmaT Eantes. .Gies miro
fortan' flein; Setrn iein," iaete iic.
.Y3it. Scr. Siihne bin ID feriig, r@leii'
M6idieosaruk iif in einem dinerifo'
niihen Waad3in ner6nentIidt nor.
ben. Ban sjest, nb merns id meil,
2eben taertieBeh. mie es mir aefdltt.
mio meme 3eit meinen eigene,t Ail-
9cIeaepbeiteu pibn1el. Nle meins
anlcrifaniid)en Verpilihtnnaen babe
id) aeloit. Weoer III oieiem, nod i'll
nGditcn SATIRE tperSe i'd nod Mnir-
rita fomr,en. Rieleidt weroe i'd III
orei Sabrep cine Gonserttour ourdI
Nmerifa maden, uenn i'd bis babir
nod meine Gimme babe. Noglider'
mciic ,ucrbe i'd oas 2ano meirer %
burt. China, uieoer beiideii. Sd
m6d5te oie Statten meiner ainobeil
,ipieoer ieben. I'm lle6rigen bin ID
nitt fiit's Yldflrnlahen. Nan nun
and Der 8oriebung etrpas iibe.
IotSOSt ~ tE5i&f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05

NGRr anr Nriic iu's NmsIano be.
fcr9t &. Saline, Nr. 4t3, cit.wolti.
mprstraee, uate GntOm Qssis NDs.
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Mcoisiniid)c Mnseiscn.
DR.. X,
stebcr. Mno ShAttelfrUIt. tntiout

Sir Sisbsr, Srot mno sdlltie.i rst etc. Cine
5lnfte Iurfrt, shpb eS felt iih iein 8%ipeiier
SaD. nito 2criIgfpusS t:abe. Won alien apo,
ibciern %perrnnit. VreiS ST. (Mug4 lWth
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1891. Hefiehes GtabnHeMeMf. 1871.
Marplano Gbattcl yoan NHosiatiou,
Nib'u sinm. ian. WeiAxhstatses.

ontptrtsWeoasoe
sefeni,bsr Dem cSeriniS,UeMduSe.
3tttu,er 22H. 23t uno 233 f2. gtc6iuesfo.
shenii' 6dr 1apttte. uub 81. 3Gu(sl1s.
gutieben bon $40 bis $500 unt MtheE hto.
nos etc. obHe @rtfernuung oerfetten. 0efetitAe
Hatet. .laeine BI6erei.J
Nia. Phone GourtNub 735. g. q Qksso
q HanI 286S. (Hpba-lSLcG
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9mbapcit A. september. - Mit
'eiEcr bemerfensmcrtben geidperoe
limo perifiehenc magpuriide Yerbdn.
ic on bic Geiientlibfeit getreten. Sic
mittern cine orobenbe nbeutihe @e.
labr" aIi Dem 8ebictc oes Sdulme-
ir1ts. Sorpobl Der ungariide 2anoese
@erein, pie Der. ilneoriife Sbulper.
Gin uno onoere Observation-Disclosures
&orper'daiten babep in gebarniid)ter
0crm Yroteit erbobcn gegen oas BE.
i:sbeu Der elm beutidiprabisen Bolts.
ihule reihsbeutiher 6omilien IN 9u:
topeit. Gle .Entrioten" bebaupten,
icnc Yolfsitiile rperoen pom Mnsmar.
tigen Mint in Berlin iubpentionirt
.nno ibre 9eitimmln,a lei, bic Nus-
b%reitung oes mn.0ermanismls 81
ipr0crn.
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Gs beoentst oies cine tbatiahlide Grtpar.
uif uun 80 VruScnt.
Sii oieS Mot erniilidben gia6oenfcns ,peri6?
6aben Gle oos Eroblem bon Sbrem Sianh-
plnite aus iiubirt2
2efen sic Die ~ioIseIlbe 2iiie nnb feben eie,
HAS hiefe tuilnberbdren Heardhnife umfuiien.
Siinf feline aitffen nit 8liinnliriioeru.
Wiaiiibfr peishenlpaaen, gral ODER lpeib.
Hradibuler Sarg. .Ibre gSnbl aus u Mhl,
tern: erird srpfs maiiipe Stabgritie; nit iei.
iier Iiias ooer ,Seioe nlsaeididaen; prndtpot
%prnoirie ~itIberte Hnmenpldiie. Turner labli
fir Seiiilen peS @rabeS.
e5nt semdbie Mubcnfiite nit eepoIitcrteni
Sedel. .9rueifir. 2ibter iinb aenhter.
Sinbalfanliriillg bon 2adoerftdnhiaen.
S8uicten, glnfIeioen. 3taitren.
lupoesun6eige, GbaufieegeIb.
3rnierflor. fcdS Eaar Snnoftube, Rugs,
Stiih'e, Annopies. Sraperie'n ETC., etc.
Gle aablen ieincn 9elt mebr, ais $75. Eur
ner iransportiri Geidben aus Sofpiidlern. Gu
~tntorieil etc. iuiteiifret, ulo turner's Tripai.
lpotensanpeIle itebt feiuen aunoer, ,pern inn
iner oieie es Wiinfden. 5ur ioitenfreien s'eriii'
GliitQ.
VuCUeT eeidenbeaatter.
.Vroabwap unb snpcr.etraae.
&. & Y. Yhonc. Giubaliamirrrin.
2ei@enberiauot $50 /
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@etabr gewinert.
Gagnariidjer Eruteit seseu brmtidlc
@Olfsidmlr in Veit.

- ETA
Ter NelpsDorfer Ybilantbrop Natban
~ {.
Straus appellirt an Den Aer5te.
9Omsrcb in 9uoapcit. 8eide
9usmabl BON SGl,ten iiir oas
Smitbionian : Snitititt. = $500
ercu,plars non RairitO nod
@oibinatOn aui benz @eac. =
Wirtung bes fiir3liten @rbbebcnS
IN Rom ,57 ~ sFrerc @ebduoc
bea gatitaAss oqrupter ui'd Die
Sirtiniihe aopelle. beihdbigt.
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s. SalabeS 4 Gemt.,
Yfamoieiber.
VT. 675, Wei Saltimort /. Gtyefe.
rabe Yinesstrabe. 800
Wsie ~oeriteben aMf tsben 11svttNee-uhauos
se'ha-eiuadna AIM V~riba.4dreon.
1cIo III Orrleiben.

aommt 81 ms, Wsnu 1Ay, e5<fS tyeuAG
- Lir 800 ali eltlide seui,be, MANNER
oeer 5tuieil, aui Wistelu sber Gdldite &c.
potai sSohenil.be ooer fioiiatIitte Hld5db.
llllgei. sein1t rstanbnr1 ysaa Co.. NJ.
1'S. @t F'ai'str-as. fauIi25. IDeti
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
DoubIeheader At
Athletic Park

Next Sunday the Oahu League Sec
ond series will be continued, and
the two afternoon games will be the
Kalihis and J. A. C.s, and the C. A.
C.s and the Marines.
These two games should be rat
Ting good ones land from the pres
ent form shown by the players. 1t Is
hard to say which mines will win out.
The Marines play good ball at times,
and then at other times make mess
OF everything they do.
the Kalihis, although without the
services of George Clarke, last week
managed to hand the Marines a
package OF defeat, and 1t would ap.
pear that the c. A. C,s, who were
defeated by the japanese team last
Sunday, will have trouble In trying
to beat the Chinese nine next sun
day, The usual crowd will be sure
to be on hand and the two games
should be well worth seeing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
Old Time Ball
Players Stunts

A game of baseball that will APP
peal to all old-time followers Of the
sport and prove Of great interest 70
fans will be played at
the st. Ignatius diamond. McAllis-
ter and schrader streets, on Sunday.
Oct. II, at 2:30 o'clock, says the Ex-
aminer. It 8 proposed to match two
mines composed Of players who made
baseball history In this city twenty
years ago, and donate the proceeds
to the fund now being raised to wipe
out the debt on the Youths Direc-
tory. The rival teams will be called
the Pioneers and Haverleys.
The game will be played under
the rules In force about 1875. when
the batter took his base on nine
balls and had the privilege Of call
ing for a high or low ball. The
pitcher also threw the ball under
hand, and numerous other rules new
to the present generation OF baseball
followers will be seen when the old
timers take the Held.
Among the famous players OF
other days who will play for the ben
efiit OF Father Crawleys refuge for
homeless boys are Judge Hunt. Judge
Graham. Captain Fitzgerald. Mike
Finn. "Bill" Lange. Charley Geggus,
Dan Leary, Jim Finn. Bill Barry,
Jack Donorue. Charlie Sullivan.
Phil Knell. Pop" SWEET. Jack Rice
and others whose names were famil-
lar to all baseball fans In the days
OF the Pioneers and the Haverleys.
An energetic committee has been
appointed to take charge OF the ar
rangements. the the following being
the members:
DIR. p. 'Dolman, James w. Finn,
William Barry. George Gallagher. ID.
A. White, Nick Prendergast, Charles
j. Sullivan, George James. william
A. Lange, DR.. John Gallagher. T. l.
Fitzpatrick, DR.. l.. j. Mcmahon.
John A. Kennedy, Tom Burke.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
| u SPORTS
Connie Hayes w ants
To Run In Race
By '. L. STEVENSON.

with reference to the much talked
OF foot race that seems to be hang
ing fire 80 much, II may be stated
that several men who have not been
prominently mentioned in the mat
ter are very anxious 70 run.
Connie Hayes, the stylish little
runner who, showed such staying
pewer and speed In the league
ground Marathon. called at this OF
fee yesterday aud sisted that he was
willing and ready to run ten or
fifteen-mile race.
Hayes considers that he is not
getting a square deal over the run
ming proposition. and claims that
his representative was shut out
from a meeting Of the various run
ners managers.
Owing To his not being able to get
through work TIL late every after
noon, Hayes has been unable to at
tend any OF the many meetings that
have been held lately. However.
Hayes Is a runner who is entitled to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
Football Game
Is Booming

There Is no doubt about the hard
practice that the football men are
going in for every afternoon out at
the league graunds. Yesterday aft
ernoon no less than "a players turn
ed out to work and signal practice
was thoroughly gone In for.
The Town team Is showing up In
fine form. and the High School bunch
will have to buck up to have a
chance with their opponents next
Saturday afternoon.
The team got together yesterday
and elected Campbell RS captain. The
election was unanimous, and It Is
considered that the best possible man
for the position has been selected.
rhe captain quickly got his team to-
gethcr and In a short time was work
ing them out In fne shape. A great
Improvement Is to be noticed In their
concerted play. and the team as q
whole Is doing good work.
Most Of the players need very lit
tie work to get them In the best OF
condition. but It Is the signal play
that Captain Campbell is now work
Ing on. and the men are rapidly get.
ting onto that branch Of the game,
and they will surprise the Highs
next Saturday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
Jeffries w ants
Very Big Purse

James J. Jeifries. the American
heavyweight who has been training
for his proposed fight with Jack
johnson, said in Paris recently that
he had almost completely recovered
from the cold which he contracted
white attending the races. He Will
sail for the United States October IS.
Jeffries said that he has been
working hard both at Carlsbad and
In Paris and that he is most anxious
for a fight with Johnson. He add
ed, however, that nothing has been
settled definitely.
Jeffries expressed himself as dis
appointed at the meager offer oil
$4,000 for a fight, saying:
II am the champion Of the world.
I have everything to lose and moth
ing to gain. Therefore, ! won't
want to fight for purse Of less than
$4,000. That is the sum FIRST
proposed, but since ! have been train
ing adversaries appear less keen.
Il, ievc, however, that I will make n
match as soon AS reach New York
| should prefer to fight in America
rather than In Australia, and have
reason to believe that the governor,
of several states would be willing
to allow fight to take place"
Jeffries said that he considered
himself in splendid physical condi'
ton.
II am quicker than ever was.
h. added. land am confident that
can lick Johnson"
To friends with whom he discuss
I'd tie fight Jefir!es repeatedly It.
declared the only thing he feared
was man with y powerful left.
Mrs. Jeffrics watches her husband
carefully, accompanying him every
where.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
Jim Jsfferies Is
Retu- ming Home

Jim Jefries will he back In his
"ain countree" shortly. says W. W.
Naughton, and then there will sure
ly be some Jeffrics-Johnson talk Of
business-like character. Sam Ber-
ger. who stands closer to Jcffries at
the present time than any man in
the sporting realm, is going to the
Atlantic coast to meet Jeffries, ana
before doing So Sam Vail post him
self as far as he can on Johnson's
wishes and the fight situation gem
orally.
Jenries In n recent interview be-
mOaned the lack of six-figure bids
He might have gone further and COM
mented on the fact that there are no
bids to speak of--not even wildcat
offers. This will all be changed no
doubt when Jeffrics and johnson get
together and draw up contract
that has something definite about 1t.
II was made known few days
ago that Hugh Mcintosh, the Aus
tralian promoter. had met Jeffries In
Paris and had increased his standing
offer Of 100000 to $4,000. In all
McIntosh's dealings with Jeffrics
the idea has been Conveyed that the
Australian has simply made a Hat
bid for the John son. cnries fight,
and that Jeffrics has held his peach
and not committed himself In any
way.
II Is very evident, however. that
Mcintosh unbosoms himself more
freely when he writes to friends IN
Australia. Here, for instance. is an
extract from a letter from Mcintosh
published in the sydney Referee OF
July IS last:
II have received a definite offer
from Jeffries TO enter the ring In
England In eight months time for a
certain sum OF money. win. lose or
draw. There is no doubt he Is deter
mined to get into the ring. and Is Is
best terms he can from the fight
promoters. As | have offered ten
thousand pound purse. and as this
bid has not been approached by any
legitimate bidder, IL still stands as
the highest offer made. and is ac-
knowledged so In England and Amer
lea, and am therefore not aceding
to his demands for fixed sum, win.
draw or lose. The ten thousand
pounds is for the fighters to divide
as they think At. II will be the
largest purse by thousands that has
ever been offered. and | will not give
one penny more
As Mcintosh has increased the Of
fer to $4,000, he must have changed
his mind about not giving one pen
ny more.
But whoever heard that JefIries
was,sticklng out for a certain sun
OF money, win, lose or draw" And
when was II made known that Jem.
ries was dickering for fight in Eng.
. land?
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