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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
A tsst7tts sffttNf.9 !.
4htMf1nt1.

- Selu,epin gou1,tp planlaggel
gejbpglril1g til ct 8elsb al 1897,
900.
- $4,000 9lcre5 i 8ecter, 0tte,
&ail OF @ltbbaro Goul,tyer, ffal
lfplges ! mi1lore Iorme.
- $50 Jornnerc / Sln1iteo @ol,,1.
tD peStog &rotclt paa ct Mgbe moi
8pgni11g at en- Statspej mellem
&ocbelter % StemartpiIle.
- Saloonerne / Moorbcao ifal
reouceres fra 40 til 80. 8pftyre,
bor tat Mfgiften for bper al oisle
80 til 1000 Collars oorlig.
-. Ser ifal bpgges cit M 5tauI.
bro oper 8bite Gortb &iber poo
oe1 'lpe Sci, Der pil forbin6e Sec.
fer, M}obnomen % Gleorpate,
Gountperne.
- $. 8. &ol5graf, cit GARNER
|boenoe balpanoel1 MiI %nonoenfo1
|8luc gortb, iol9te forlcben fin 100
Mcres 5arnr for 1925 pr. Mcrc.
6or mi1ebre e1to Z Nar ii6en fjebte
Mr. @ol5graf &rue famine s5oru1
for SOL pr. Mcre.
S. ~. Scsjcs 9utif / sen oil
Sire Gel al @pcn 8eauoettc neo=
brenote forle9el, n,co ct Sab al
$4,000, oelpis asiureret. Gatbeort
@otel % S;l1ternatioral Geoor Sos
Iobrit o1ltgl1otes oglaa, men Set
lpffc6es at reb6e 6isje.
- Sfoleltpret / Manfoto ligger
Strio nneo Sen totbolife Yreit for
ct. Sobl15 &irfc ser / 8pcn for
@rl19 al 8ibelcu / Sfoler1. &rGltea1
pil poa 9ip og Gpo mobintte Jig at
@ibelen benpttes / Bpens 2ereon=
itolt % bar / Ser Mnlconil1g onlagt
sag Moo Sfole1tpret.
S. 0io9oue6lin % 6. Gon1p=
bell paa &e0 Safe Mgentl1ret falbe-
De forleoen Scat tire itore Yjsrne
,19r SanoSbpe11. &c uforfproe0c
SGgcre bapoe goact 8an1len lige
i11o puo 2ipet, og l1ogle mit1ore
@to ng Sitter bor Gtonc ON Ell
11ofiaa a%lporlig Scamp.
Scandinavian &elief Msiocia=
tion / &co @il1g er blepet oplglt
'og Nnbrep 2inogren CT al @ette,l
blepet l16nepnt til @ecciper meo
&oution poa $4,000. De, iom
bar bolbt Eoliccr / oette Selitob
faar butte bisle MOO &plicer / Me=
.tropoliton 2ife Sniuronce 60, Seem
Dorf.
-
Som ct 5orebpggeliesmio6eI
moo Sfopbra1roe pil &egjeringe1l
tire so 500 beje ltofigstoor=
ne poo 6onb 6u Sac &eierpotione,1,
ct pco 8roofiton, ct ol,bet peo 8re-
pator og set treble peb Solpper.
Cen pcs 5amper plarlagtc npe Sci
Der / cit 2e1goe al tire Mil ifal goa
Sig 2afe, ct ogiaa paabe=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

meute, at JeG nav
de en- betankelig
F%orflyttelse. Jeg
havde Rygsmerter
og en- n%edadtryk-
kende Pine i den
Grad, at jeg like
kunde sidde i en-
Stol, eller gaa
tvers over Gulvet,
og havde hele III
den heftige Smer-
ter. Jeg table Mo-
Diet da leg hayde
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Erjan 6lion, en- u,1e 1torif 81
oenfabs1nono, bar i set ip6lige Mf-
rita funbet life mi1lore ems 20 for
ffiellige Sla9s norife 8rafflgle
|Geb sp6afrifa bar ban ogiaa fun.
BET Ell rp SPOIL, fom bon Dor op'
|fal6t efter @oniul 8rpoe / Smoe.
|fior6, Der iatte bam iitano til al
lgisre Meiim 6toneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Sc amerifanife @tnbenteriamsere,

Sc amerifanife @tlbenterian9ere,
Sorle6en Nften bo16tes / Central
lofalet / &%riitianio Me6e al @epre-
ienta1tcr for oerpere,roe religip1e
Sangfor. @aitor Gbbeot, Sung.
lGrer &oncbe m. Fl. %frembol6t, at
Ser bur0e imrneniGttes ct Songfor,
1om flu1be bilie st. Olaf @ollegeit1,=
bentcrne belfonu11el1 til 9forses So
beoitao. @elit h11r6e 11ol1 meo eget
Nompfb me6e oem noe i 6jorben.
9esl,oel1 bill man foriege at foo
Sangerne pripat ir1bfporteret og
faa arrangeret en- Ml1tomobilt11r ell
Ter lignen6e for Dem. st rpt Mg=
De pil ienere blipe aibol6t, % en-
&omite bill blipe 1ebiat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Sra 8p % 8pao.


= so Mar fplote Sen 46e Wioj
6ru Sanette Nielier1, +. Seioe, Gn:
fe efter &reiibent @ipert Miel1el,
6ruen Dor bos iin Se1t, &robl
Niclien paa @erep, @elgelon0.
- S 5totsran6 er set I'LL be-
ltemt, at Sc to r1pe 8unferltibe ifal
foa Mapnene n8iergpin" og v9fi=
1aros". Sen rpe Sorpeboiaeer
lfal beo6e v@arm".
- Som @eoafter al vBitingen"
otter ofop1e Gbeooor 2pp1ta6 er
uniat bans Sbn og flereaorise Meo=
arbcioer Mrnljot 2epita6, bporbus
8laoet bar iifret fig fire bpgttge
Mebarbeloere.
Sen tiolieere Toeeogaaro
@annelta6 / 8orre er al giere1l
@oorbbruger &augenrub iolgt til
Borre &on1mune for 10000 ST.
@opeobpgningen ogtes benpttet til
@amlebjem.
= Sci ian1le6e @uoeetforilog for
|Gronobjem fra lite Sl1li 1918 til
Bite SeSrnt 1914 1t0piIer Ell l16qift
al 3,210,400 @r. moo 2,652,157
&r. / 1912. Stieninee1 uogipr
dltlaa 558,292 Ser.
9ier Sparebo1f bapoe Ser
30ie Mai beitaoet / so Mor. S Mn-
leoni,rgen gapes cit 6eltmiooag
bportil for11oen @anfenS @eofom
menoe por inobu6t Mmtmal1o 2am
brecbts, &erre6sItpret % &epre
iento,1ter fra Nabobonferne.
= Mfe0 II moo As 5temme.
bor 5tortinget bepilget 1000 &r
It'll Haltor Mnbera &opoen til e1
&ejie til Mmerifa for at afilere e
Minbesmnrfe for Spar Maien
M%}oorbeao SEN zoe SUM-. Seir
% Soctaliiterne ltemte impb.
- u1en ganule @rei" eller 81
Ser Seipaag, ion1 bans mere BOZ
,gerlige Mopn lpo, fon1mer mi if1
It'll at foretoge flere Moture. ga
: er nen1lig forle6e1 9ag ofgoo
peb 9sben pon EFT @oor0 pa
: Jrpio, bpor ban par bortiat pa
t 6uttigpnienets &egni1tg meloes II
Eronobien1.
|, - &orges Yresieforba11b .bobi
/ onoraget Stortinget ON cit 8ebtl!
; ming poa $4,000 &rorer for at TN
he inobpbe u%6enlan0ife @res iemer
It'll at beige l1oitillingen / 191.
: StortingctS Blt0getfomite afpil'
r imiolerttb 5oriloget.
- Sra Stopanger n1eooeles Sc
+ 6te Maj. On 63=aorig @aar6br1
/ ger, Sinslmr6 fra Siroalen, orr
2srbag tilifogs for at Ieoe eft,
So Fan Sbn6ag life pe
fommet tilbage, brog Jolf no #
lot le6e. 9e fanot bans frpgtelj
fori1aaeoe Sig UNDER ct Stup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Nnrgf.,


Sra Spnsbers meooeles BEN Ste
Moi: SOM set bill erinbres, gIeb
Der ibpit ,,oget oper 1000 Cons
Sui i Sgc11 fra Marinens 9plags,
boon i Mseliompif. S bisie Gage
bar man begp,lbt at tage op &atl.
lene neo 9ieIp al Nh,ooerapparat
fra Murine,,, % BET bier Jig, at
Mrbeibet goor forboIospis let fra
&aanoen. Ser toges op ca. 80
Cons OIL Dage,t, % set bele Sir
bejbe bill iooleoes meotage omfring
2h Mooneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Sra Sroubbiem me66eIes Set

Sra Sronobiem meo6eIes sen
Ste Mai: S forrige l1ee fon6t en-
Sitter fra @re11e paa 9elgelolp6 3
Yoffer a%lmin6elig Mmerifapo1t iom
bar 6repet ODER / Sjeren. Snmtli=
&c 8repe por aabnet oe 6elpis re-
bet iitpffer. 6ilferen operlebereoe
8rebene til &%o1taob,1eren, ipm ieno=
te bent til &oitmelteren / 8o6e.
Genne bar ienbt bem pi6ere til Yolt=
meiteren / 3ron6biem. Sc fle1te al
8repene nar fra Canada og Soft
itemplet / 9e9Dnoeli en al Npril. ST.
iferen tgrre6e 8reber1e og limeoe
Dem til0els poa a,1oet &opir. Get
te bil al,tagelig fo1n1e til at pn1rife=
liggigre Sc retslige l1n6er1egelier,
iom er fat igong. Mar1 mener, al
ber utpibliomt foreligger cit Sor=
brpbelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

&plis iOlste en- GARNER |. eb,1-
en- 9pr og en- So til Ste
pe,ls 8ros. / 2iperpooI, SC. 9, for
10000 Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Warmers White Wine of Tar
Sirup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser ForkjSlelse i en- Dag,
hvis taget itide. Femogtyve og Soc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
liars SalbiI9et. Mse11 Der e. ogiao
bnr1et en- S11oiu1nlingsfon1ite.

Stint &ise. @foeer @ognelfpre
bar enitemmig beill1ttet at bepilge
en- 8elpnni1g pan so ST. til Ell ung
&ige, Mnna &riitenfen @rapoal,
|for be,1oes GIi0 og Snteresie UNDER.
|Sfolegn1gen. 9un bar lit Siem
poo @ranboI, en- balp Dail inbe pao
@eitifogene meIlent Stoeer % Sof.
Set er life %oroentlig gei 0erfra
neo til 8pgoen; men Mnno bar al
|ligeoeI iggt Sfole,, iaa iprigt iom
1nogen, og lite laoet fig afifreffe
bperfen al Sen lo1tge og ooorlige
Sci eller al &l1loe og Mgrfe peo
8interS Sis. SUN for maattet ltoa
op peo h5-5-Gioen ON Morge=
men og bar / alilags SER % 6sre
traifet oflte6 til Sfoler1, en- Gltr,
iom bar taget oper 2 elmer frem,
og lige foo lenge tilboge. S11 Gi1,-
tercn bar bum ofte maottet brltgc
2pgte for at fin6e freln, 1taar Sejen
bar tilfseet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
h En- Kvinde kunde
like gaa,.
hun var ] den Grad syg. 49, Sund-
heden gjenoprettedes we'd
Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound.

Pentwater, Mich.-.For ct Aar
siden var jeg meget svag og Lsegerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sra Sromsp meb1eles 6en 6te
Moj: Sil6eiiifet in6e11 Mmtet bor
/ bisie Gage UNDER set for 8e6rif<
ten ler6eles gl1nitige SER 1loaet
go6t til. 9eotlagere faar 6aglig
pa1,e 5aneiter, optil 5000 ailo /
&altet. Eriie11 er fortioen z Gre
Silicon iamfengt. 9eberen er en6=
I'LL meget mager. Grofife;1 til SIM
morfen er fremoeles meget flor.
Sa,rtigr1teifibene, iom gaar til 91t-
finmarfel1, fer olminoelig no fom
fpemmenbe SLpttel9S. Yrtpote
Mebbelelier ira Jinmorfen goor
ITO poa, at 6iifet er nteget ujebnt.
Meoens en- 8aoo ioar flere G,iino
&ilo, faur &amerotbaaoen fonife
bare nogle !@unore6e. 1e iporiom.
me &emisier fra 5iiferne peger o.
iaa poa, at l1obpttet biotil life e,
ltort / @jenneminit.
Observation-Disclosures 100 Mar!
SnbilGnm. Gen 2ben Sftobe1
iaar fejrer oct norife S%tuoenteriom
FUND tit 100 gors Subilelt,1r, Of
oct er rimeligt, at man bill feir'
oenne ijelone Set pao cit ioo ner
Sig Maaoe iom m1rlist, ifripe
~9rebl." S %Mnleoni,1g al SCRIBE
rebelierne til S11bileet afbol6t @tu
oeuteriumfunbet forle6en glften el
pelppffet Sera og ct Mhsoe, bpo
monM pua Set 1trrfeite frembon
gnifelisbe6en al, at Somfunoet III
fit cit MY 8peuing, fom itob- i Jor
bolb til 6e @pgninger, Stloerter11
! at6re 2or1oe bar. Ser er 6arne
en- Geitfornite meo 81. phil. @oller
! Tom 6or1nan6. 9enne @omite' ia
poatagd fig alt Anfpor n1eb Sen
Inn til Ben rent bore sioe al 10t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
9en trpiterige spaabom er nplig

9en trpiterige epaaoum er nplig
gipet al ingen ri1gere el1o oe1 BE-
rpnte frantic Hrofesior Metlcbni'
foff, at 9Gringen oil forlpinoe.
SON uotolte / ct Toreorag forleoen:
Sc iibite 40 glars Sagttogelie r pi=
fer, at Grberfnloier er ifGrO mc>
at fo%ripinbe. S 2o,uop11, Boston,
&jebenbapn og = iGrlig / SAM.
burg CT Mntollef al Glrbcrfatlpie /
lterf 9olerr. S 9ombllrg er / IL
slnr Mntallet balet fra "a til 10
poa 10000 Snooaa1ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

st Stenifreb anretteoe for en-
Maa11eos 2io ii6en a0ifillig Sfaoe
hos Stationsforltanoer Speen /
Na6alen. st Eor @eite blep 6rebt
og @aaroens &uie 0elpis poelu9t.
Ga bmn lao imaat / oct, TOR @pg<
oens @aor6brugere poa set &ene
meo, at 6iplp ber bar paatreDet,
men be b11ifeoe at bj9lpe ielp % it.
fe blanoe r,6enbpes 6olf inb / bet=
tc. Gn Site blep ienot no til Cir
flllation in6en 8pg0en, og pan 6er=
nc er ser r,11 tegnet ca. 1000 &ro=
11er. 9erpeo er bele Sfo6en 69f-
fet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Dcn uprife Mmerifalinies @epr9.

9cn nurifc Mmerifalinies &epr9.
1entonter peo u@ergensfior6"s Sta-
bclailgbnine &oniul @otb. @ong,
@onil1l @rieg % 1ireftpr &enrif=
fen bar UNDER lit Gpbol6 / 9iper.
pool bapt Mnleontng til i Mp6er
neo 2eoerne al Sc forlfiellige nhe11-
Ianoife 2inier, font er %interesiereoe
i oe11 ifonbinopiifc Mtlonterbabs-
trofif, at orotte 2intens Sorbob til
Dem. Otter Sc ite0funone Sonic
ret1cer bill Sen norife Mmerifolinie
fl,nne begpn6e iin 6art / gob 6or=
1taoelie mco ion1tlige 2inicr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
3ntua.

SSacf Masml,sien % Sobn
8erreie1l Gjere og 11bgipere of gla-
oct uBeeflp @o8ette" / @e6or Sails,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Ganfelpit. Me0icinprofesior I
bapbe peret nbe at reiie,- og bans
|5en, Ben npbogte 2icentiot, bapoe
i Sen Sis pastel Daoerens pripate
&linif.
Geo &jemfomiten:
6aoeren: rMoa, bporleoes er
oct gaoet for big?"
5gnnen: vltom9rfet ~. Seq
bar enbog fureret BEN gamle, rige
Jrgfen g.'s Meabefotarr, font 5ar
bar moffet meb / ioa mango Mar."
Tn6eren: uEnnfeleie 11nge
Wfan6. !. ben Mapefotarr bar BE.
talt en- flor Gel al bi1e Stuoter!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

- sfrip efter HrtoenHmmer
}aa bette 8IaS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

9sbsfalb. Gorpalter 6. g. MieI<
fen beo @mtfofs &atronfabrif %
&ruotparf CT ifsIge r@elgeren" Of
gaoet peb Cohen efter Iengere Eios
5pgeligbeo, IS Mor gom1n1eI. Mf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE OPENS.
Cornell Wins First Game Of Season
by Score Of 6 to 8.

The 1913 season of the Capital City
League was inaugurated yesterday after
noon on the league grounds at North
Capitol and NJ streets. a small crowd
witnessed the struggle and saw the
champion Cornell team capture the open
ing battle at the expense of the Bankers.
Play was halted after four and one-half
innings on account of darkness.
Hoffecker of the Maryland Agricultural
College team and Forrest Thompson We're
the opposing twirlers. The former twirl-
ed for the losers and he had difficulty in
locating the plate. He issued four passes.
hit a batsman and made a wild heave in
the opening inning which advanced run
ners, one of whom scored.
Billy Martin. at short for Cornell, and
Boykin. in center for the Bankers. were
the fielding marvels of the exhibition.
The former handled six chances in clever
style and Boykin made a beautiful run
ming catch OF Thompson's line drive to
left center in the third inning. Sam
Edmonston was the big noise with the
willow. Sam hit one to right-center in
the second session which cleared the
fence on the first bounce and netted him
slow trip around the circuit. He also
laced out a single. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04

me correctly. he passed the first man.
struck out the next, passed the third
and famed the fourth. passed the fifth.
and with three. and two on the sixth
batter. caused him to Whit. Rather an
unusual start.
Realizing that lie needed all extra in
fielder. Manager Griffith of Washington
late last year refused to waive on Short
stop Roach of the New York Americans.
and he was turned over to the Nationals
a t the waiver price Griffith wanted some
one to fill in. should Mcbride or any OF
the other infielders be injured Roach
being shortstop. it seemed he would
prove useful to Griffith. Late in game
with New York. the team that had let
him out. he was sent in to bat for some
one. and responded with a home run.
Roach never won his spurs as a slug
ger. but that wallop tended to put him
into the good graces of the Washington
fans. \ few weeks later he was sent in
to relieve Mcbride in d game that seemed
won. He made bad error on the first
ball hit to him. which started the visitors
a batting rally. Before it ended
Washington led by one-run margin,
and just managed to win. The near loss
of that game put him in as bad as his
home run had good, and later he was
sent to the minors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
STRICTLY AMATEUR BASIS.
No PRO" Coach to Be Allowed for
Princeton Oarsmen.

PRINCETON. May 3.-As result of
the publication of the annual report of
the advisory committee of the Princeton
University Rowing Association 1t became
known today that 1t is the determination
of those in charge of the rowing situa-
ton here that the sport shall be main
tanned on a strictly amateur basis. as re-
CARDS the coaching of the crews. No paid
coaches or trainers are to be employed.
and the Tiger Fights are to be in charge
of those who are interested purely for
the sake of the sport
The committee report says: Many
alumni feel that through the employment;
of professional coaches and trainers to
the extent that is now the custom some
of our college sports are but a shade re-
moved from professionalism. and for this
reason ii is the determination of this
committed and also of DR. j. Duncan
Speath Of the university faculty, who
is director of rowing and head coach OF
the varsity. that this sport shall be KEPT
on a strictly amateur basis and expenses
kept down to miptmum."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
EXTEND TINE LIMIT
For Entries in Correspondence
Chess Tourney.
whitaker DOES WELL
Loses Only One Game in Exhibition
Given Thursday Evening.
Problems.

Some of the veterans in the CORE
spondence game have suggested that the
players in The Stars contest be divided
into sections of four in order that those
who are already engaged in one or more
Journeys may not hesitate to enter this
great local event fearing that they may
not find time TO give their best efforts to
all the games which they have under
way. We will, therefore, extend the time
for entering this tournament 10 May G.,
inclusive, with the understanding that the
sections will each consist of four players.
William r. Pratt. 3. f. Brown. c. l..
Bidwell NJ. NJ. Sko!kin. S. c. Wimsatt.
+. NJ. Chace. NJ NJ. Straughn, ]. Tusin-
Sky, +. 3. Adams. A. Leatherman, W. K.
Lewis. W. c. Winsatt. DR.. f. J.. SHAFT
fer, c. Fl. Stephenson and y. T. Whit
aker. This is a remarkable number OF
entries from che city in a correspond
ence tourney, and a splendid event is as
sured, but we would like to have at least
five more names in order that there may
be five sections for the first round of
play.
Thursday evening, May s, the George
town Chess Club will make its debut into
Washington chess society in a nine-boa-d
match with the Washington Chess and
Whist Club. This will be the first club
match ever contested between local in
stitutions, and it is to be hoped that the
future has many similar events in store
Cards of admission may be obtained for
this match from members of either of
the clubs engaged.
These two matches and The Stars cor
respondence tourney will make a record
for local chess activity not equaled by
any previous year, and with the general
interest that is now being taken in the
game it may be confidently expected that
this prosperous era will continue indef-
initely. Indeed, arrangements are already
well under way for an invitation tourna-
ment which will bring together the best
talent of Virginia, Maryland and the Dis
trict May 30. 1t is planned to limit the
number of entries in this event to eight
and to play the first round the evening of
May %. the second. third and fourth
rounds May so and finish up June !.
Breaking even his own brilliant stimuli
taneous record, Mr.. Norman 7. Whitaker,
in his exhibition at the Washington Chess
and Whist Club last Thursday evening.
played sixteen games with only single
loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04

Bayieeva me. boys las week was
hav' tim of ma lifa. / tai YOU wat
| do: / go to Feeladel' to watcha da
boys gat sweeta revenge on Conn 4.
Mack an Franka Da Bake. Dees ecs
how We fail to TAX four gam from
Athleteek teama. Zen first gam da
cross-eye Greek barber cen beech ees
jinksa for Tomato Hughsa: den two
day da rain keep da boys from TAX
two gam from Mista Mack. Da number
four gam weeth Walta Da Johnse ees
justa iik stcala da banan' from wan
leg fruita stan man. Beezaness cen da
shop ees no good cen aft'noon wen da
teama ees away. All ma cust'mer hav'
new disease: wat DR.. Vermicelli call
''Starboarditis" ev.a5od' go to da score
boarda ON eleven streeta Dees ees vera
good eXcuSa for me to go TO Feelader
All | TAX wce:ha me ees Washeenton
passa book an beeg stillett'; | no look
for troub' but cen da heart l feela eet
may com. Firsta theenS wen | recha
FeeladeF | TAX tree cuppa da black
theeng so / no falla sleep cen Feeladel'
I so TO Shiba Park: eet ees nam after
Mista Shiba inventa of hasa ball birda
cage maska. | vera soon learna wan
theeng at da passa gate: da Nasheenton
passa books ees no good cen Feelader.
/ throw out da chest | tai da fresh
lrisha gate keep eet ees worth fiv' dol
to da Washeenton teama play any
tim. | granda gam, eet ees
worth fifta dol to see Nalta Da Johnse
max striL-ogt on Franka Da Bake. i
| keepa stiliett for does man Bake eef
I he max homa run. Franka Da Bake
say to me. Tony, 1 no can heet deesa
| man Johnse: wen he pitcha da swifta
! smoke ball eet looka 10 me justa SO
| small lik' da liver pill. De Feelader
| teama hav' wan pretta good pitch-Edda
I Planaa: he ees also pupil of Walta Da
4 Johnse. | teenk he pitcha better gam
| eef ne use rishta han Xix Walta Da
! Johnse Zen Feeadei' all da peep hav'
wat YOU call 'pipa dream; dey hav'
! idea Athletce!l teana win ia prize pea
/ nutta flag. Non essere." Conn a. Mack
! e.t com To- Washeenton deesa tim.
! Mex theenG YOU know. We go To Bost'.
! We TAX wan more crack at Nella Rosa
| Soda Fish Ball teama. Jeem Mack
| Leer hav' ambish' for Win da peanutta
/ flag justa ik' Conn \. Mack. Da firsta
! gam Grin use justa for try out new
| pitch. dats why no win deesa gam
/ Den Bobha Groom an John HEM com
back: we taxa da gam. Joe Ensla, da
! switza cheesa pitch. try for win da gam
| from Obedienta. | tai you, Joe max
| vera bad mistake: he geev' da high bal
| To da bataman: ten men steala tirsta
| base Den com Walta Da Johnse. Mic
caro-, Walta,., Your name ees justa Xix
da sweeta muse. Joe Da Wood maka
moch troub' for Walta Da Johnse: liz
tai de peep Walta coma marry Bost
suffragetta. Walta say eet ees not true
he saVa da heart for da Washeentor
ueacla.
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earned Il draw. in the opinion of the
referee. Admitting that Dundee had the
upper hand in the last round. though the
accounts of battle do not indicate that
such state of affairs existed. how about
all those points kilbane compiled dur
ing the preceding nineteen innings.
note that Tom McCarey is after the
bows for a return match The bout was
popular with the fans and drew big a
return battle would mean many thou
sands for the promoter. II is 70 their in
terest that this match ended in a draw
But il looks 10 me as il the verdict is
a grave injustice TO the champion.
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The single win scored against the local
champion was the work Of young play
er who has never before been engaged
in any of the club tournaments or
matches in the city. or elsewhere The
time of the exhibition was one hour and
forty-seven mirfutes-probab bly, the most
remarkable time ever made by any mas
and brilliancy. The following game is
sample of the young masters work in
this event.
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ceron. Green, Dampier Ednionsron. Il. Brown
Two-base h.ts-Hoffecker Home run-Edrnons
ton. Stolen base-AIartin. Double play
Brown TO Martin TO L;tz. Left bases-Bank-
ers 4; Cornell. $. First base on balls-By Hof-
fecker 4: by Thompson, ;. Hit by pitcher-By
Hoffecker tGreen)) Struck out-By Hoffecker
=: by Thompson, 3. Passed balls-West l.;
Brown. /. Wild pitel-Hofecker Umpire
Mr. Joe Handiboe. Time of game hour and
10 minutes.
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- INV - - sh-f Tx
iightWeiSht cham
piGn who has not
done any champ
ing" since VIM ns
the title from Nj
Wolgast. may be
seen in = New YcT X
ring within the mex I.
month. Efforts are
being made 10
match Willie W tn
Freddy W ciSh. the
British title holder
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ers while in New York. Black miss ed
a chance for beautiful win and lost.
BEliIeFF.
BLACK.
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R|TCH|E MAY
MEET WELSH
Champion Lightweight May
Appear in New York Ring
Before Long.
SMITH AND WILLARD
BOOKED TO- FIGHT
viii Clear Up Something ofhthe
Mix-Up Among Heavy
weights.
BY JAMES J. CORBETT,

Former Heavyweight Champion vi the Wori...
Written Cor Inc >ja-.
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WHITE.

WHITE
Nhite 10 ply aud mate in three moves
SOLUTIONS To LAST WEEK. S PROB
LENS:
No. l.
iQ-QS ktxRtRil
2R-kR5 Anything
. mates
NO. =
] R-K BIB ~ u
2Q-kktS ANYTHING oOLkKtS Anribin.
q or 1t mates 3 q mates
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fIITF.
ZAPOLEON

The correct play:
........ Black
"a uxBch,
oSkxQ XIX B5 double check
- k-kfsq Kt-R6 mate.
Championship tourney played in capi-
tai City Chess Club: