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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
21oe Mar8.
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v@n Mften tom ies", fortel1er en-
Snbremtsitoner. rtnb til en- ustft Nr>
bsioer; ban par omtrins trebips Mar.
$ @amtolens Sob iasoe ban: vgei,
buab Breiterne forteuer, tror leg lite
paa. Seq buffer, at leg aQerebe peb
Confirmation unoeruisninsen ofte iasbe:
Dette er noset Epu, os itben &onfirmas
ttonsalterganeen bar leg lite peret |
Rirte. Ser saar o9laa bare Tolt, Der
ital tiene noset ueo bet, os iom ital
uere subfrpstise for at faa briue paa
meo fine Beoraserier. ssyes tienber ben
@lass Spinbel". Sss tegts at mpoe
bam meb @ubs Orb; men ban pilbe itfe
bpre paa bet. vSa, men De tror pa,
0er er en- Sub til?" vMa, leg ueb lite,
ies." Ses talte ON, buao glias baube
siort, ON at ielu be 9ublpie par blepen
ilaaet os baube maottet betienoe: 3er~
rem ct Cub! os ON buae Seius f9er
ON ben rise Manb os 2a3orus o9 lis>
nenbe. v2eier De albris Bibelen?"
ipurste ies. vSes bar rtstianut insen
@tbel", fuarebe ban, vmen bet er alt
iammen @uentpr, boao Der itaar.~
@fter at bape talt ltot ON bet, iagbe
leg: vWeaa leg faa 6rtuse Sem en-
Bibel2 Sc tan lite bpmme uben at
leie". uSa, bet tan De sierne; men
bet flyer leg Dem, at leg uil lite baue
ben Tor at bltpe ompenbt peb ben. Men
leg ital leIe / oen." rSa, os Sc ttlla>
her, at leg beber for Dem2" Ser tom
lom noset uarmt op bam, ba ban ipas
rebe: vSa. bet tan De 9ierne for mig"
Seq braste manben Bibelen, men ba
leg lite traf bam perionlis, laqbe leg ct
8rep ino os pnitebe bam @ubs @els
itsnelie. gfosle Gage efter fit leg ct
Breutort fra bam, brori ban tattebe
mtg. Men nu pilbe leg uibe, ON ban
lefe Yibelen. Seq git til bom. pan
iop, ba leg tom, men bleu ueffet, og
leg tenfte, ban utlbe tase imob mtg bptit
uuenlig; men ban par meset uenltJ. ST.
belen laa aaben paa bans 8orb. vNu
bar De Lett / benz" vSa, lite iaa
Tibet. Stu bpr De leie siennem Da>
utbs @almer os Seiu 2ibel lesbtforte."
nSa, leg tommer not til bet osioa. Ses
ri! leie ben belt isiennem, Foen leg bar
be9pnbt." Set par man9t os me9et,
ban fanbt urimeltgt os forarseli9t I Bts
belen, men Manben par merteltg not
sanite anberltbes mtlo og uenlts enb
fpr. vSeg bar oftere tentt, leg ftuloe
oplost Dem for at tatte Dem perionlt9",
ia9oe ban enbog.
Seq beie9te bam oftere, og MI ct ban
bleuen ira en-, ber 9ranifer Bibelen for
at finbe Wobiigelie, til en-, Der beoer os
le1er for at finbe Treb."
(Den 2utb. Mtsitoner.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
9raaote paa 8I6oenoe Ratl.

vDa leg par ct Barn, brenbte leg
min enc Sob frp9teltst", iriuer @. s..
Cabs Sonesuille, 3d., vos bette for.
aariasebe frpgteli9e xesiaar / 80 Iar,
men 8udlens Mrnica'@alue belbrebeoe
mtg fuloitanbts, efterat altins euers
baube ilaaet fell. !" l1feilbar for Brenbts
faar, anbre Saar, Staar, @trammer
og Piles. Selses af ale Mpotbetere
for 25c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Ebomas Dpifab en- @leuatorsMgent /
Gomner, N. g., bleu fraitiaalet $500,
mems ban laa os iou paa benz fit ge'
relie I ct 6otel ber 8pen en- Nat for
nosle Daqe ftben. San baube taset
pengene uo at Banten forat betale ben1
nb til Tarmere ben naite Dag. 9an
baube last Dem unber 9opeopuben. Da
ban bat maattet ftiue &aution for fig
til &ompagniet tttliqere, tror man, ban
bltuer nobt til at betale pensene tilbage.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

@uuerupr Nan 5ant bar iuspenberet
Sbertn Mesaaroeu I 9enuepia County,
forbt ban bar t:lpenot fig omtrtng
$1,000. iom lite ttl!om bau. Sans
0fesntnser mob @ountiet ipnes at Daue
ueret for itore lengere It6 men ct bog
bleuen sootisnbte inbttl for nosle Maa>
neoer ltoen, ba en- nermere l1nberip8elie
fanbt iteb. San bar ttlbaaebetalt en-
Sum on1trent ion1 ben n9pnte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

@re1oent &ooleuelt bar affat @uuer>
nor Sentins Otlaboma os ubnaunt
Gbomas 9. Gerauion | bans Steo.
Sentins blep affat, forbi ban bupbe
itaoet / en- for en- @mbebsmano utillabe.
lis Rontrattf forbtnbelie meo en- gorpo,
ration, Der lsrseoe for Eerritoriets finbs.
fyse.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
Ett taffarS Mtutoudr

iulteee nplis tbiel 2onoon, foret ban
ttte tunbe forooie fin Tp6e. Etolt9
Brus at Dr. &inss ytew 2ife pius
uilbe baue reobet bam. De ifprter
Meauen, bielper Torbeielien, fremmer
Nsitu,ilationen, forbeorer Mppettten.
Prts 25c. Pensene tilba9e ON lite
ttlfrsbs. @el9es af ale Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
Man bar ipur9t, bpab be bannebe
RlaSier Tan 9ipre for at atblelpe Npben

Elas1er tan 9ipre for at atblelpe gtpben
I &riitianta. Ser iuares: Sab bper
eneite bannet TamiIie ber BYen tase
fig at en- trensenoe Tamilie; tan bet
END lite afbielpe dl Npb, iaa tan bet
talfalb / betpbelts @rab ltnbre Noben.
Os bette at man perionlis taser fig
at be Tattise os Xtbenoe. bat en- anben
betpbelis @ioe: bet ubiepner noeet af
bet ipalsenbe Dpb, Der en- Storbp bar
let for at bliue mellem Dfttant os @eit>
tant, bet taser bort noset af Tattiss
manbs Bitterbeo os siuer Ouertlasies
menneiterne mere 9iertela9.
@aa altiaa, sobe True, ielp til bet
fatttse bism, iom Observation-Disclosures
yeuer andre BAT anpiit Dem. Gag imoo
be sobe &aab, Diatoutsien eQer Tatttg>
foritanceren tan sipe Dem, men LAB lite
bisie 9aa Deres @teo. Qlt npbe ben
@lebe, Deres Omlors os @ober freu1s
taller, ftal Sc lite unee andre eno Dem
felu, Deres Mano o9 Deres 8prn.
Sa, be pelittlebe 8prn! Sen, iom
peb @oebeb mob be Eattige tan pette
tilltue bos fine Bern Selpf fornestelfe
os 9iertela8, bar siuet benz en- Qru,
uerbifuloere enb Sui lener at Rroner, %
ben bar famtiois siort fit @amfunb en-
Tienetts, lom lite tan iettes bpit not.
Ween Ttb til at befpse be Tatttse og
0mtoifmugerue ueo at tose fig af bem2
0el leuer ui en- rai1lss optaset Glib,
men leg fer bog lite anbet, enb at bet,
man bar 2pft til, faar man o9iaa Glib
til. 6aar man berfor ie bet lom en-
bellis plist at taee fig al benne enc fats
tise camille, faar man alttb Eib bertil.
Da tunoe bet tanffe ipnes uerre meo be
l1bsifter, iom er forbunbet bermeb, tbi
aue Ouertlasi siefan1ilier er 10 lite netop
iaa pelitiQebe ptonomilt 6eniesnbe.
9ertil u,l leg imiblertio 1fse, at imaa
Wfibler tan gigre l1n6erparter / bet
9lem, bpor ber intet er uben glpo, %
bet 9jeloer 10 besuben ligeiaa me9et at
lere be fatttse til at anuenbe be lmaa
Wfibler, be bar, pac ben forltaubtsite
Maabe. Den, fom I. @r. tunbe lere
Tatttstolt os geattonen bet belle for
ben Gags @tplo, at ipiie en- laa aoo o9
btuis Weao fom 9auresrp6, tnnbe sierne
faa en- notwithstanding.
@aa en- Eins til. Bprnene lisser
mig meset paa 6ierte, o9 nj bar mango
8prn / Dor Bp, iom man ne1meft mao
betesne iom biemlpie. Qt ifafe iaa:
banne Born ct 9obt 6iem, iaa be. lite
ifal pore op til at bItue ulpttelt9e Ween'
neiter, foretommer mtg at uere en- al
pore ferfte iocial: Terpli9teller. O9
tan nj lite tage benz / pore e9ne 9iem-
ffient bporfor ltuloe iffe ct barnlplt
2@stepar tunne opta9e ct iaabant ftat.
tars Tibet forlabt Barn - faa bar
mango iaapas ptonomiif @une, at be
uoen @apn tunbe bolbe bet ct Barne,
biem. Set foifer for ct Nar neppe mere,
men inarere 1ntnbre eno ct Mftenlelfab
eQet en- elegant DANES Rjole.
(@gebe Ntsien, @. @.")
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Grpertment.@tattonen Deb Wtnneios
tas uniuerlttet fit lite mtnbre en6 fire oq
tpue Bremier ueo en- Rue9ub filling I
Chicago for nogle Dase fioen. Yrof.
Sbam ( oer formooentltg rep.eienterebe
Experimental Stat1onen) fit Suiu>l1b'
fttQingen Mt Gpritepremter % nj Mnoen,
premter, % for Rues fit ban en- Torites
pramte, to Mnbenprauier o9 tire Irebies
pren1iere
Der maa ttte bape uaret me9et i9ieu
for andre, naar ban baube facet ut.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
D,r e. mere satarrb benue esu af eaxbet, rub al,

On e. mere 2atarrb beuue gsu af 2axbet. sab aus
eubre @psboue tlfamen.o ben tleo tuot.l se fbite
toa aar auiet iom sbelb.ebelts. 8 manse mango aar
ersbe 2eserue ben for eu Total 6psbom es foreiteu
IOtsIe tbler. o8b be lite opuaaebe pelbrebee veb
IosaI 8ebanbItng e.tlepse be ben for ubelbrebelt9
8tbeuitaben tar beuta at 2atarb eres touthtttouet
@psbom % BET for treper tonfitutionet ebanbItna.
g.. aolebo. Obto q Set euee foniiSttoneae 3ases
mtbbeI Rortebet. Oct tages tubuenbtg Horttoner
fro 10 Oraaber tiles 94eteuIb. Det utrter birette
pae Bloset % Spfemet8 SItmbtuber. De hlbpber ct
1unbrebe Dollars for etbuert 9folbe set ttts toa fs
me. Strtp eiter gtrtulnrer % 9tsuesbYrh.
SIS gbene, 4 8 q. EsIesaLo.'
a. 6alses lss apotbetrs.
Halls Family Pills er be kslk@
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Gre Bprn ttlbbrenbe Mnbrew Blunt,
berg &enolba, @is., par ner ontomne
af Rulsas i1ite Trebag. Bprnene par
alene biemme, oa @as fra Opnen baube
fplbt 9ulet. 50 af Bprnene er MI ubsn
Tare, men bet treble, en- Ptge paa Jets
Mar, Ct enbnu I en- trittif Eilitanb, blep
Der ftreuet bertra Tir8bag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Sra Berlin oplpies benne u9e, at
Epiflanb og Ruslanb er bleuen enig ON
at 1ammentalbe en- international Mntt>
Mnartttt' Conference. Sc to nepnte
2anbe bar ienbt Snbbpbelfe til be andre
Veroensmaster % antaoelig osiaa til be
Torenebe @tater, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

@abner Dpren. Epnbt >os uiunbt
8lob aabner Dpren for aQe Slass @pe>
BONNIE, uteoens en- fritz, trafti9 Blob
ctrfulatton er ben iterfeite Taitntns, ber
tan opreiies, til Beuarelie al 9elbreben.
Mr. &ice @aton, Gltmar, Ter., friper
unber Dato ben 8be Tebruar 1901 ct
Brep, ber belpier bette: vSeg par rent
elenbis af, buab 2eserre talbte almin=
belis @uattelie eQer tynbt Blob. Seq
fit en- Tlaife KuR1Ko af Deres 2otal=
agent ber % begpnste at bltue bebre
ftrats. @n Tlaite til, os leg par albe.
les belbrebet. Seq tror lite, at ber
ftnbes nosen Webiein, Der opersaar
Deres KUR1Ko be Spsbomme. for
butlte ben er anbefalet. Gil Slutning
uil leg bemerte, at Deres Msent Der
y rSntel Sioes", iom nj talber bam, er
en- erlis og oprtstts Manb. San er
ouer otti Mar saumel os er lelp ct lsuen,
be 8euis paa 0erbien at KUR1Ko.
Dr. Beters &urito tan lite erbolbes
paa Mpotbeter, ba ben ielge8 birette til
Torbruserne siennem ipecteae A9enter
eller, buor in9eu iaaoonne finbes, fra
Tabrttanten, Dr. peter Tabrnep, ll2
-ll4 go. 6opne Muenue, @bicaso, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
$500 Belon,,tua.

belH atlfaiSs a seusrpsbou, ilet 5orSsEelis sick
headache eler Toroppelie ios ut lite tan belbrebe
ueb atpsrtta, ben bsmesfae te 2eperptGe, MAR man
nste fslser Auusutn9eu. De er belt pesetabiIFe o.
unblaber albrt9 at tfrebshiue 9ger til 2c tnbebols
ber 100 uer. l0caGter tnbebolber 40 puer 5e=aGFer
tmbeboleer IS ptuer. 0ogt Dem for Subtituter %
@fterltgntnser. Senbes goften. Trtn.e1ser tages.
Ss.. Gbieaso, 81. setsss al ade 1potb.,.. '4S''''
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Set beber, at Der til Minneapolis
ibpit er tommen 10000, 900 Bufbels
mere 9uebe eno iGor paa famine Eto.
Os ber er fomnen 4, 900, 900 mere enb
no9en Gang fpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Ga Bise I Merbeben af mi@isat.
@ttp, Norb.Datota, brauote fig iaa
ilemt for nosle Dase Fben, at bun bpbe
beraf. 9enbes Maun par Wfartba @l'
ptt. SUN belot paa at lane Smult
oQ bette tom tbrQnb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Mrs. 9&attous Gelttos mob Saloos
nerne par toifbart. forfaauibt benbes
busltae 2ptte betrafer. 9enbeS Mano
bar MI faaet Sttl8misfe fra benbe. Det
er bog uultet, at Tamilie,2ptteu baube
en- Stauant far.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

@n Wanb Mtnneapolts, M. QB.
Sauage, bar betalt $l2, 600 for en- BE.
rpmt Erauer, lom ct l2 Qlar 9ammel,
% enbba paaitaar ban, at ban tunbe
bape facet $25, 900 Tor ben itrats efter.
Berpmmellen er bpr t. pore Dase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Staten Miuneiota ptl anlesse Gag
forat binbre @artmeni1utnins af be tire
Sernbaner @reat Nortbern, Nortbern
Paciftc % 8urltnston,2tnien itripes
be, fra Mtnneapolis ben 3bie bs.
9uorlebes bet uil bltue siort ct enbnu
lite beitemt, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

9pieiteret bar sobtienbt probibitions=
lopen Wtanitoba, os insen beruieube
Dritte maa bltue iol9t eQer ti1auet Der
efter ben LITE Sanuar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Mrmeen bar nu opsiuet Rampen mob
Ganteen'3ou ialfalb for ct 9lar, fri.
pes Der fra @aibinston. Dens @,rt,
ninser ital nu neie uuberipses en- Stuno
til.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Sci beber, at 6enrtt Sblen er alpor>
list ips, % at Der er tntet paab ON, at
ban tan bliue frif isieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Ser blep mebbelt fra Balfour, M.
D., ben 29be Nop., at man ba par paa
COB 0ei meb Treifin8en. Det par nu
beuer lite nneget for tibltst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Setreter Sage bar anbefalet en- Tor.
sselie af $4,000 til 8eDillinseH for
ben ooroenbe yesierinssbpsnins Ser,
sus SAILS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

5 Tar9o ifal Der bolbes en- @ratn
@romers @onpention tslen fra ben 7be
til ben lobe Sanuar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

aretanbers eoubos tilfalss bos use.
blabet. Gnbuer burbe baue ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
GaHorta.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
ACROSS THEKAW.

Items intended for this column should be
left with the Kimbsau Printing company
S25 Kansas avenue
Miss Eta Morgan of Kansas City is
visiting her cousin. Miss Eva Reamy.
19c fascinators for 10c. 35c fascina-
tors for 1sc, SOC fascinators for 2sc, F5c
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Mrs Lille Sly is i'll at her home on
Monroe street.
c. H. Beatty and family have gone to
housekeeping at 421 Grant street.
Ladies' soc storm rubbers. only 25c per
p-'-- 7--e NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
c. M. Yates and family moved today
from 1915 Jackson street to 1922 Harri-
son street.
Emmett Risen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Risen, is Ill at the family home,
80 Jackson street.
c. J. Norman of Rochester who has
been very seriously i'll with stomach
trouble is improving.
Miss Evelyn Smith went to st. Joseph
today to attend the millinery openings
of the wholesale houses
Miss Jessie Priddy who has been i'll at
her home for the past week is improving
though still confined to the house.
Miss Fannie Nesbitt, night operator at
the Western Union telegraph office IS
unable to work on account of illness
Lot ladies' shoes, former prices $1.75,
$500 and $3.50, now soc, 75c and S5c per
pair, at NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
]. N Sudarth, representing J. c. Glib
son Marble Works of Atchfson, was call
ing on his First ward friends this week.
Mr.. J. Walker and daughter, Mrs
Frank Myers, came home yesterday
from visit to relatives in Soldier City.
Mrs Charles Armstrong and children
are the guests OF Mrs. Sullivan Of Hor-
ton. They win be Joined by Mr.. Arm
strong Sunday.
Miss Annie Clark who has been spend
ing the winter in Topeka at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Petro and studying
music under Miss Whittlesey returned
today to her home in Beloit.
Mrs. Kate F. King, president, has an
nounced a called meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary society Of the Second
Presbyterian church at her home 115
East Gordon street, Friday afternoon at
half past two, when plans for an Easter
social will be considered
Mr. N. R. Harrington of Silver Lake
and Miss Mary Colvin of 91S Madison
street were married Tuesday morning at
nine o'clock at the Church of the As
sumption. The bride is an aunt Of Mr.
John Co1vin Of the grocery firm of Col
vim & Supple. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington
will live at Silver Lake.
At the regular meeting Of the W. T.
K club which was held yesterday at
street the following programme was
given: Roll call answered by current
events. Paper, Naples" Mrs. W. D.
Lacey; paper, ''Pompeii and Herculan-
eurn,'' Mrs. w. E. Scotch; five minute
original paper, Mrs. ]. g. Ward. At the
close Of the afternoon refreshments were
served by the hostess
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
FOR THE LAST TINE.
MRS. Daniel Manning Appeals For
Funds For Continental HALL

Washington. Feb. 2O.-After the pre-
1iminary opening exercises at today's
session Of the National Society OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
a stir was created when Mrs. Nesbitt,
of Massachusetts. presented a resolution
to the effect that the statements recent
ly circulated attacking the board of Off
GERS of the ID. "A. r being untrue, libel
Gus and rejecting upon the honor of the
organization, should receive the disap-
prevail of the society, After some dis
cussion the resolution was laid upon the
table.
Mrs. Daniel Manning presented her
report as chairman of the committee on
the continental hall. The report showed
that from February 10, 1900. to February
10, 1901, there has been received toward
the fund $40, 790. The fund now amounts
to $62. S23. Continuing the report says:
Again and for the last time I urge
you to do your part toward this memo
rial of the men who counted no sacrifice
too great for accomplishing our indie
pendence. "A building should be erected
that would be one of the finest halls in
the country, for 1t will represent $4,000
Of the best women Of America"
Mrs. Manning appealed to the MEM
bers of congress tocontribute two dollars
each. If this is done, she said $4,000 will
be raised.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
Sherman Company Draws We'll

Another good crowd assembled at the
Grand last night and witnessed q. first
Heiress'' by the Robert Sherman COM
pany. Each member of the company
gave an excellent performance Of the
different parts they had undertaken.
Miss Juno Barrett was. exceptionally
clever and PLAYED the part of Jean in
q. forceable and artistic manner. Robert
Sherman, in the part of 'Waupingee, re
peated the success Of Monday night and
established himself as an actor of con-
siderable versatility. Fred Hubbard
was abundantly funny as Stubbs, and
Nellie Thomas, Harry Brady, F. C.
Moleyneaux. Howard Benton and Nellie
Barrett left little to require of the parts
they played. Tonight "Sapho'' will be
presented. This Is the first time this.
piece has been played here by a TO- 20
be adlnitted free with q paid ticket.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET
viii ne Held in New York on Feb
ruary 25th.

New York. Feb. 20--The spring meet
ing OF the National League to be held
on February 25. will undoubtedly be one
OF the most important In the history of
the organization. President Nick Young
is now engaged in putting the finishing
touches to the playing schedule for the
coming season. 1t IS doubtful whether
the schedule will be published next week
or held back subject to changes in case
the National and American Leagues do
not arrive at some semi amicable ar
rangement. President Freedman of the
New York club takes an optimistic view
of the situation.
II do not think there will be a baseball
war worthy of name. There may be riv-
ais at the start, but it is hardly to be
expected that these will survive They
have no standing and will not be able to
face q losing season or a few weeks of
serious loss.
s'At best the socalled rivals can pro-
duce only minor league baseball and
none of the larger cities will accept the
articles It is tempting fate for the pro-
motors Of that class of players to enter
some Of the cities on the schedule IL
what Is printed is true.
The National League is now harmon
ious and the game under its control may
be expected to be made more attractive
and to be improved far beyond its recent
state The pick Of the players viii re-
main with the National League and
weak clubs viii be strengthened
New York will be represented by a
better team than ever, believe and win
be a factor in the race for the pennant
There will be no war in baseball. The
players themselves would prevent it If
nobody else took a hand in it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
GAMBLERS CLASH.
Pool Rooms and Race Tracks Of New
York at LOggerheadz.

New York. Feb. 20-Poolroom keepers
are. said to be organizing to enforce the
gambling law at race tracks. It was
said last night that If the raids upon
poolrooms are kept up the poolroom
men will insist upon the district attor-
neys of Kings. New York and Queens
counties proceeding against the book
makers at the Morris Park, Gravesend,
Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach and
Aqueduct race tracks
A few years ago the pooIrooms Of the
city were closed up through the in
fiuence OF the race tracks Peter De
Lacey was credited at the time with
having race track officials and book
makers arrested and with having carried
the fight into New Jersey, with the re-
suit that race tracks had to close their
gates The friends OF the poolroorns as
sert that prominent lawyers have told
aim that the betting as now conducted
at race tracks $ illegal and that when
the racing begins the attention CT Dis
trict Attorney Philbin may be called to
the fact
DeLacey. when asked last night If he
intended to engage in another warfare
against the race tracks. only said. II
have nothing to say at present"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-20
COVETS AN ISLAND.
England Would Take Anticosti and
Fortify the Same.

New York. Feb. 20.-The movement to
dispute possession of the island of Anti
cost by NJ. Menier, the wealthy French
man, has been begun anew, according to
a Montreal special to the Tribune. A
comm unicatiOn. it has been learned, was
recently addressed to Mr.. Chamberlain,
the colonial secretary, urging that the
island be appropriated and fortified by
the imperial authorities as a military
post, commanding the entrance Of the St
Lawrence. Mr.. Chamberlain replied stat
ing that he has referred the communica-
ton to the governor general, Lord Mimic.
as the question is one for the Dominion
government to consider. It is claimed
that under the militia act the Dominion
government could have the power to ex-
propriate the island, fully compromising
NJ. Menier for the cost and the improve
ments he has made. The promoters of the
movement intend to press the matter on
the attention Of the government.