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Jsffries Won't Go East.

Chicago, Feb. 4.--The east has had
its chance Of seeing James J. Jefrries
before his fight with Jack Johnson on
July T. next. The big Californian had
intended to pay a sort of farewell
visit" to New York prior to going into
training, but il is announced today
that he will go at once TO California
when his present theatrical tour is
finished. Mrs. Jeffries, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks i'm q
local hospital, left today for Helena,
Mont, to join her husband. Jeffries
will appear at Helena Saturday and
will conclude his tour at Hibbing,
Mimi, Feb. 10.
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day with NJ. n. Olson and family
ole n. Olson snd wife were Medina
Shoppers on Saturday.
ReTnard Jackobson was a pleasant
caller at Q. Tindman's Saturday last
Mr. and Mrs. Sander Olson called
on Ncls Johnson and family Tuesday,
Jan. 25.
Martin Olson and Oscar Lindm,:
months.
Carl HauErud was p business caller
at Hans Johnson's on Wednesday
The Westman brothers are busy
grinding fead now days as they have
gasoline engine to run their feed
mill; Cor. C. L. re-
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. p. II. BURTON - OFFICE HOURS =
10 to ~ a. M, 2 to 8 and to D. m.
Once Stern building. Phone i73-L,
Fargo, N. ID.
r. j. CAMPBELL, M. D. - PRACTICE
limited to diseases of women-Genito.
Urinary and skin Diseases Office hours
10 to IL and to 5. Over Mcdonald
Drug store, Front street. Phone 729,
DR. A. g. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. ONCE over Wilser's Drug store.
sos Front street. Hours, 8 to IL 2 70
s., and to =. Telephone 1O43-L. Office:
1O43.L2 residence.
]. W. VIDAL, NJ D., HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk.
DIR. j. G. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physlcian, 604 Front street Phone 074-I-
oAice hours. III to II a. N. and 2 to &
and T:30 p. m.
DIS. DARRoW s. wEIBLE, deLENDRE-
cae block. Once hours from to 8 o. n.
DRS. f.. H.. BAILEY & KACHELMACHER
specialists; Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat /.
once hours, 0 to IL, and I:s0 to &
Oflces In the Stern block
DIR. WILL NICHOLS, PHYSICIAN AN
Surgeon, In DR.. Campbells oface over
Fargo Drug Co.'s store. Hours o to 10
and to 5 and to 8. Phones, 729-l.:
residence 276.
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Chicago, Feb. 1.-Two thousand per-
sons stood on a wind swept hillside
near Cary. Ill, last Sunday, and
watched the spectacular Scandinavian
sport Of ski jumping at the second
contest held this season BY the Norke
ski club OF Chicago. There were
forty-five corte stants and they made
some excellent leaps through the
frosty air on their long slender skis.
e. Jensen Of the club made the long,
est single jump. 1Os feet but Arnold
Olsen 9f Duluth won the frst pnize on
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-04
sIERHALTER JOINS A. A.
Former Umpire Is Secured by Associa- :
tion President chivinston.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-President Chiving-
ton of the American association has re-
ceived the signed contract of William
Bierhalter as a member Of his umpire
staff. Bierhalter whose home Is in Co
lumbus, was a member of the American
association staff in 1908, but umpired
in the Ohio state league last season.
He has dabbled some in the art of box
ing and gave satisfaction sometimes as
an arbitrator in both circuits.
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bet to interfere with the match, but he
wants TO show up woigast.
WIN BIG MONEY.

Gamblers Rake in Coin From Long.
boats Victory over smsIIweod.
Pittsburg, Feb. 4.-Longboat's victory
over Smallwood here the other nigh;
won a lot OF money for a gang of Pitts
burg gamblers when they took the
short end Of ten to four on Smallwood
to beat Longboat in the twelve mile
footrace, and those who lost are cry
ing that the race was fixed. II Is
claimed that Smallwood hackers lost
$4,000 on him, even though he ran
the distance for them on Sunday in
1:O4:1s, which was much faster time
than Longboat had ever done.
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BIG MONEY FoR SHOW.

Olympia Horse Exhlbition TO Include
Many Novel American Stunts.
London, Feb. 4.--The prize list OF the
horse show at Olympia, which will be
open from June to June 16, is $4,000,
which IL $1,000 above the list last year.
1t is the largest amount ever given at
horse show. There will be Jumping In
pairs, which has not yet been seen in
England. the prizes for which are
valued at $3.50.
Another novelty TO England, brought
from New York, will be wide jumping.
A third novelty viii be q class for
mounted constables, who will receive
fifty points for the horse, thirty for
equipment and twenty for neatness.
The prizes are $3.50, 500. $50 and s25.
Each accepted competitor will receive
sg.
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points. Alfred Nelson OF stoughton
Wis., second prize: Andrew schancke
Of the club, third prize. and Ed Ander-
son OF the club, fourth prize.
The jumps were made from a snow
banked platform at the top OF Iona
hin. The jumpers simply Ieaped into
the air from the platform and shot
through space as though propelled
from catapuits. The hard. frozen snow
caused considerable trouble, as the
flying particles. when the jumpers
struck the earth. cut and bruised
their faces.
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is the cause OF fault finding with the
officials and dissatisfaction, particular
~ in close games. BY removing the
restriction 1t would also prevent the
defensive line from spreading and
thereby equalize the offense and de-
fense.
Goal Posts Back on Line.
Another recommendation to be sub
nlitted is the adoption of the style of
goal which requires the posts to be set
in the ground six feet behind the goal
line, the bar being brought out even
with the line by two projecting hori-
zontaI pieces ten feet from the ground.
1t also is believed that the game
would be improved by establishing an
interval OF two minutes for rest at
the end OF ten. twenty and thirty
minutes of playing in addition to the
present intermission, but during these
two minute intervals to allow no one
to come upon the field.
An Original Yardass Rule.
Finally Princeton will advocate
amendment to the rule regulating the
yardage to be gained, which will be
ten yards as now between the two
twenty five yard lines, but five yards
from the twenty-five yard line to the
goal line. This change is to facilitate
scoring, as IL is believed that a game
in which each team scores is more
popular than the scoreless contest.
Parke Fl. Davis, 'sS, will represent
Princeton at the rules committee meet
ing.
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NO HOLD OUTS
On N. !. TEAM

New York, Feb. 4.-To date no
no player who has received a contract
from either of New York's major
league clubs has returned the docu-
ment unsigned.
President Farrell of the New York
American league club announced to-
day the signing OF Pitcher Jack War
hop, while President Brush of the
New York National l-sgue club said
he had received the signed contracts
of Pitchers Leon Ames and George
Daily, Infielder Ernest Lush and Out
fielder Josh Devore.
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PEooERs ARE READY.

All Arrangements Compleks for Big
5onspleI Next Week.
Winnipeg. Man, Feb. 4.--Prepara-
tions for Winnipeg's bonspiei which
opens next Wednesday morning are
now practically complete and never be-
fore have the prospects been 80 bright.
More than fifty entries have already
been received and the indications are
for record number OF rinks present
this year. The third regular meeting
OF the council OF ths Manitoba Curl
ing association took place last night
to complete arrangements for the
twenty second annual bonspiel.
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-ATToRN EYS.

BARNETT e. RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
news at law. Ofiice, 4 and Morton
building, broadway, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
TURNER, III. II. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices in all courts.
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Bank block, Fargo. s..s.4
EMERSON II. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac-
ttces in all courts. Particular care given
to probating estates.
ROBINSON, j. e., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
$40 Front street, Fargo. Practices in all
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
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BOAT RACE DATES FIXED.

Harvard and Yale Will Compete for
Honors June 30.
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 4.--The pre-
liminary arrangements fixing June 80
for the annual Harvard Yale boat race
at New London, Conn, have been COM
pleted.
The principal race will be rowed at
1880 p. M, down stream from Red Top
to the railroad bridge, a slight tide be-
ing with the crews. The freshmen will
race at 10:30 a. m, covering the two
mile course UP stream from the rail-
road bridge.
The varsity fours will race immedi-
ately after the freshmen, two miles up
stream from the navy yard to Red Top.
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FRED CLARKE SELLS RANCH.
Pirate Leader viii Devote Entire Tim,
To Winning Championships.

PittSburg, Feb. 4.-Yesterday brought
to close the career Of Fred Clarke as
ranchman and farmer, and marked
the beginning of his fight to defend
for PiUtsburg the baseball championship
of the world.
On the little pirate" ranch at Win
field, Kas., a big public auction was
held yesterday and at it's conclusion all
the livestock and farming implements
connected with the place passed out of
Clarke's ownership.
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New Baseball Lsanua

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Plans have been
perfected for the organization Of a new
baseball league here today to be known
as the Northern Association of Base
ball clubs. Jacksonville, Decatur Joliet,
HI and Clinton. Iowa, have thus far
been given franchise in the league.
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SEEK LAURELS
in SASKATOON

Dundurn, Sask., Feb. A. EkIund
and Roy GratiAs wrestIs here on Sat-
urday for the heavyweight champion
ship of Saskatchewan and q purse OF
5000, the winner to takessO per cent OF
the gate receipts.
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DIR. j. z. FRENETTE, DENTIST, Of
fee Huntington block, over Bijou. En-
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
Ok. F. Il. BALL, DIR. ], L. GRAVES,
DR.. John R. Cromb, Dr. w. r. Addison
Dentists Rooms to IL, First National
Bank block. Once hours $50 10 1900
M, and 1:30 to y. N. Telephone
S6S-L. 80
DIR. HI. l.. STARTLING, DENTIST. ROt
g. deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. d.
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OWENS IS REINsrATED.
Tri- State League Player Is Fined $50
BY Commission.

Cincinnati, O., Feb. 4.-Thomas l..
Owens, the only ineligible player stin
in the TriState league, was reinstated
to good standing by the National base =
ball commission today. owens must
pay a fine of $50.
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. cIVIL ENGlNEER.
DENTISTS,

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME-.
chanical engineer. Corner Twelfth and
Front streets. Phone 2O65.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OFF
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, largo
A. J. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO
Nd. 1880.
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WILL Hight e. =.
Battling Nelson Loobins to show Up
Wclcaek.

San Francisco. Feb. 4.--Ths Nelson
wolgast fight viii be staged in Ale-
media In the new arena, which will be
built by Promoter Sid Hester. Ii will
be q forty 1--WE round figf1t and wlll be
pulled off on the afternocn OF Wash
ingtcn's birthday. Nelson, on his arr
rival here, made II plain that arrange
ments 80 far compieted are satisfactory
to hiEn. The only rhim@ that may cause
disps.ke IL the posting Is the $4,000 side
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER
PROF. WM. KLIMMEK, TIA Ninth AVE
nue. south Master tuning and repairing
Phone 616-L.
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osTEoPATHIc.
UNDERTAKES

DR. STEM HANSON, OsTEOPATHIC
Physician: graduate American school
EiEksviile. Ofice 6I4 Front. Phone IOI4-J.
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SUTTON REPLIge To t4oPpE.
Billiard Title Holder obJee4s TO Tsre.
Ntaht's play---NIll Play One.

Chicago Feb. 4.--In d statement Is
aued yesterday. George sutton. the
us no'a .ansu .s,,, n,s pJs0n = TO
sutton claims the challenge issued by
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iion ourd Setpsrgas bsrbeisefiibrt
purbe, jeood beuten ale umitdnbe
barauf bin, bab es Ii6 um Haturgas
banoelte. Die bret our6 ben unfall
ibrer Wtutter berau6ten ainoer bes
Gbepdares Nppelblatt befinoen ii9
porIdufig in Der Cb6ut BON 5reunbsn
Der Jamtlie. Der Coroner ift nit
elmer eingebenben unterIu6ung Be-
1Adftt9t, um tpenn m0glth, bic Der
antDortli4teit fir ben 6etluqenspsrs
tben lnfal1 feft3uIteQen. Die l1nfaQs
iteae tpurDe i'm Qaufe bes geitrigeu
Cages bon 5auTenben in g(ugenItein
genommen. 2(ppelbIatt betreibt, ME
geTagt, cine SdubTliderpertItatt in
oem 5auIe go. SIG groaopap uno
bic StraBe mar mad Der Grploiion
nit S6uben gerabe3u iiberIGet. Meb=
rere Neger gloubtsn bic 8elegenbett
benuben unO iid in ben gsiis biQiz
gen S6ub5eugss ieBen gu t0nnen,
purben jeoo6 our6 bic Da6iamtett
Der goti3et an Der 4usfiibrung hires
yl0bli6en" 0orbdbens perbinbert. sic
nurben ge3nungen, bic S6u9e tDieoer
Granddaughter un0 entgingen nur nit
geiibe elmer uuIanften 9ehanolung
Isttens Der entriiIteten W2enge.
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Beets", pelhes in bieIer Wode in
5eud's CUR 2luffubrun9 gelanst, auf.
Die 5auolung beg Gtiides 1T cine feIs
ielnoe. SRI. 3onler niro non elmer
guten Sruppe unteritiiBt. Die Guss
itattung 1T etne briQdute.
Die y9reat 9ebmau Sbop", Elm.
Der be ten ameritanii6en 8aubepille=
Srgoniiutionen. pirb jebenfaQs i'm
g barb : bedtsr, poielbft 5ie
bteis Bode gditirt, poQe 5duier ers
3ielen. Der aomtter Con 6dscaq ents
feiielte in ieiner Glan3nummer r9aGs"
geitern pieoer f0rmIi6e 2dhfalpen.
Die 3tDeiattige 9eiang8poFe ,Qtpalm
Bead" NIT ibren muiitaliI6en Sdla=
germ, grotestsn SGn3en unp beitriderz
ben Wari6eOolutioner geFieIen iebr.
Gtllne Sberiban itieg in einem 4eros
plan duf unO perI6iebene dnbere eans
neue Sps3ialitQtennummern Iorgten
oafIr, baB ba5 pubIitum ii6 ami=
iierte.
Die reuen n9utlings" madten gee
itsrn i'm Peoples 5bedter ibr
Gri6etnen uno er3ieIten einen rieiigsn
Grfolg. Die 8urlesque ,Sh, pou 2e=
mon" iorgts oafiir, oab bas publttum
ntdt aus bemGahen beraustam. 0as=
ielbe mar auh nit oergurlesque, Cine
Na6t auf benz 9a6Qarten" Der San.
Die f3eniihe gtuSitattung 1T eeraoe3u
prahtpou. 0as 8auoebtle gro=
grumm bot munberIei g1eues unb
bra6te Spe3inlttGtentiinitler Die5rant
Daniel, 5runcss Jorr, W2c 0onolo
uno price, Youug8ros., 4itce 8ropbn
uno anoere por bic Rompe. Die Yanz
tor1ime Temptation" oDer 81 2oper's
Reoenge" gefiel alaemeiu. Der gbor
iest iih aus elmer 4n3ubl biloIaubsren
uno friihen WaDels 3u1ammen.
Sm 8rdnp Spe 6aus tpire
beute Ibeno Die beliebts S6aufpielez
rim 2aurette 5anlor ibr auf eineBohe
berefnetes 9aftfpiel in oem Shuant
.She Girl in Waittng" er0ffnen. Dos
Stut lit reid an tomiiheu Sseneu
uno bot auf aQen 8ubnen, auf nsihen
es big jegt CUR 9urIteQung aelan9te,
qroben 8eifau eefunben. ssrI. 5aDs
lor tpirb BON elmer pprtreFflihen 9es
fellfhaft uuterftibt.
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Saubftummer


Der taubitumme Clifford gorton
bon So. $50 Sit 6. StraBs itsIIte Iich
geitsrn Qbero gsgeu 10 ubr in Der ers
iten 9tTtrtttitution sir, UNI gu mslbsn.
oaB er ttlr3 Dor s ubr an Der Racs
3piihen 2. uno 3. Strabe pon nier
uubetannten Mdnnern auge6dltsn, gu
9oben gei6lagen uno um $1S be-
raubt poroen lei. Gr ihrieb Die Gin
3eIheit:n oes ueberfaqs rteosr, mar iez
bod nt6t i'm Stunbe, auf bisIs @eiie
cine perftdnolihe Ssidrei6uug ietner
4ngreifer gu geben. Gr srhielt bic
I6riFtIihe SnItruttion. s:nen Wann
auf5utreiben, pelher Die 3eiheuiprahe
peritebt uno fih beute nit oi:fem piez
Der in Der GENERALIZATION sin3ufteusn.
gr ertlarts iit hier3u bereit uno snts
fernte iit. na6oem er 2eutnaut
@uticn itumm Die Sunb georiidt
bate.
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gei benz Sranoe Der Snbnrbam 6ar'
age an @ouobnru gpe. ,erit6rt.
0eiammfid)aSen wiro aui ruuo
$4,000 abgeid,Gst.

6err Gbpdro u. 9ruie, Der 9isss
prdfbent Der Suburbdn guto ano
Sarge Comp, Ro. 2715 Wponhuru
4penue. oersn Gtubliiisment betannts
lid geftern Wtorgsn .urs Dor 3 rbr
bon sinem peroerblihen 5susr heimges
fuht ipurbe, itdbt ben Don Der Jirma
srliiisnsu grauoibaoen auT $1,000 biz
$1,000 ab. QuBerhsm tpurneu 81 4us
tomobile. tpsIhe in Der Garage untsrs
sebraht pareu unb pripatperionsn
gehorteH. 5erit0rt. 8ieisl6sn rsprds
ientirten einen Werth bon ca. S32, 900,
iobaB Der 9eIammtihaoen fit auf
ruuo $4,000 belaufen biirfte. Die
Gntitebungsuriahe bes 5euers III ndh
tpie Dor in 8untel esbiilli. 9as 5eusr
lam isbenfnQs 3ipiiheu Der sissuiliten
Sarogs unb Der Rsparaturpsriiidiie
gum Qusbruh uno purpe BON 9aIIas
sieren eines StraBsnbabnpagsns snt
oedt. 8teie benatrihtigtsn bic 6einen
prioatpGhisr. tpslhs iih CUR 3eit in
benz ger.aufsraum bsTaHbsn. Die
Wdf,ter ianotsn ioiort sinen 2Iarm
BON Ganen Ro. 275 elm, treltem Hdh
ipenigsn Winutsn elm stpeiter 4larm
folgte. WiittleripeiIe hatten bic 5lam>
men. tpelfe an ben 9dIelinoorrGihen
rsihs Rahrung fanoen. mi. unheimlis
der SdnslIigtsit um ii6 sserifien uno
als bic Jeuerpebr einfraf, braunte oas
eirlitodise 9ebdube bon einem gnoe
biz gum anoeren. Wdhreno Der 2oih<
arbsiisn erplooirteH rebrere 0aiolins
bebdlter. tpeltes bic allgemeine 4ufres
gung nod erbohte. Gum Dlid tpuros
Riemano oerlsBt. Die Jeuerpsbr bate
einen barten Stanb. bic IIammen BON
ben Hahbarbduisrn uno @sbduosn
fern5ubalten. Bon ben 80 in Der Ga.
rage unterge6rahten autcmobilen
tonntsn nur Elf ssrettet tperpen. 3tpei
ober brti bon ben perbrnnntsn 4utos
mobilen lparen nifi nerIifert. Iie
Ramen Der Gisentbiimer Der 2lutomo,
bile Iisbeu iih nita ie'ti..lIen. Ias
Snnsre oss Gjebdubes in oolliiGnois
aussebrunnt uno bus game DAD III
ssritort iporben. ieooh ihsinen oi.
aubenmauern intatt geblisben su iein.
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Spier ser Ggploiiom.
srau Sarab Nppelblntt Srrdl Den
Sob uun ibrcu Sualcn crl0it.

Die 40 Sabre alts 5rau Sarab 9lps
peIblatt, bon go. SIC grpaonap
pelts betanntli6 in Der SamItug
Radt BEL elmer 9assrploIion furhts
bare granonunoeu am ganSen &or=
per erlitten bate. lit ssitern Morsen
turs Dor 8 lbr i'm itdbtiihen 5oipis
tai ourh ben Dob BON ibren aualen
erloit pproeH. Shr Wann, Der 46
Sabre alte Shubulaher, tpelder ith
BEL osm lnfu1s ihpsre Shnittlpuns
ben an Dem 5IBen 5usesosen bate. in@
benz sr in 9Iasitsrben setreten mar,
uno ettpa cine Stunoe nah Isiner
syrau in patroipasen go. 2 nah benz
Qoipital eebra6t Doroen mar, peilte
am Sierbebette berielbsn, jeheh CAB
Die unslItllfe syrau ibren Geiit uuf.
obne oas gSnubtfein tpiebsrsrIangt su
baben.
Yertreter Der GasaeIelftaft be-
bauptsH naA iDis por, oab Die Grplos
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I'm Der s.itrisen gerIammluna be,
pldttbiitiheu gaeelfteitsn 9si<as
iiup. ipel1e unisr 8oriis bes gises
prdiinenisn 6errn sy. Rebring unn
Der protoiollfiihruns bes Serrn Sobn
enseln in Der 4rxiierballe iiattfano,
iuurbe bos bon hem Rominationss
aommiiiee aufseifsllte geamtentid,i
perlefen unb onaenemmen.
&c ipurbe beIhloTsn, bas Oeurtihs
9beater in fr6fiiser Weiie su untsrs
itiiBsn. 6err gerbarb aubfmann
ipurbe als neues Wiialieb in gors
f4ldg eebraht. Cine Ginlabuns oes
Ohio unterftiibunss Uereins su ieis
Iier am is. Gttober in Der 4rbeiisrz
6otIe fattfinbenoen syeitIiht.it lpurbe
nit kr 9eiiimmuns ansenommen, fh
in gorpore baran su beibeiliaen unb
su bsm 3ruede Der 8sreiHsiaiIs eineu
0ttrag gu snlnebmen. Die Witalies
Der berIammeIn iih 4benos 8 llbr in
Der Arbeiterballe. Tas aus ben 6erz
ren Sobn Diip. Geo. Wslimann unb
Anton Rurrs beItehenbe Rominationss
4cmmtttse beri6tste fols<noes Be-
onsten 9idet ein:
VorFser, afusuii aublmann unb
Geo. Gherber.
l. Ui3e Dorfser, 3. Rebrins unb
Germ. Rep.
2. Wi5e Doriibsr. Wm. Gauisls
mann unb Geo. s5oppe.
protoiolI Getretdr, Sohn Gnseln
unb nm. Smlpolle.
syinnns Geiretdr, Geo. 9dses
mann unb 6p. 4Ibsrb.
Gnosmeiittr. 6enrp Gispers unb
Joi. hortte.
1npsntor gerpalier. 6enrp5hus
NADER un0 Sof. 8uismsDer.
Die HAIL pirb om Sonntng. is.
Ottcbsr. BON 2 bis 5 llhr Hanmittass
IN bsr arbeiterbolls itoitiinben.
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3. Cbto Regimtent.
Sod6er5ige 0abe bes aameraben
s. 0. 3. gnebbert.

Sn Der seitrieen rsselmdBigen In
oer Wemorialba[le absebaltsnen mos
natliden 0erIdmmlung oes 8. Obio.
Regiments bereitete bds Ulitglisn
6. W. 8. 2uebbert Ieinen 4amsrds
ben eine srobe neberraiduns. 8es
fanntlid peroen i'm 2lpril nGhiten
Jabres fiinf3ig Sabre perfloHen iein,
ieitoem oas 8. Ohio Regiment eins
gemuitsrt fpurbs. Die Memorialfsier
foll in fpiirbiger Weiie bsgangen tpers
ben. Cine Hummsr bes progrdmms
ioa aud cine Qutomobiffabrt Durf)
Die llmge6ung Der Stabt fir bic bon
ousfpdrts tpmmenben aumeraben biz
ben. Die Soften fir bieie ssabrt tpers
ben aus einem Jonb beitrittsn tper=
ben. tpslhen 6err 2usbbert islbIt Dor
45 Subren oeitiftet bat.
4m Is. 4pril 1866, alIo am Gage
na6 Der Grmoroung 4brabdm 2ins
coins, that 6err 2usbbert bas 0ss
liibbe, ieos Dphs 10 Gents gu einem
Jono beisutrugsn unb ben Grtrag nit
3inies3iuien bermalsinit fir sinen
guten 3ipet Su berpenben. Die
Summe belduft ith isBt auf $239.77,
uno oisisngetrag seoentt6err2usbbert
fur bic obensrpdhnte Qutpmobilfabrt
gu pertpenoen.
prdiibent aaiier iprad i'm Ramsn
oes Regimsnts benz ipadsrsn aames
raoen isinen fpdrmIten Tanf aus.
Die bierauf porsenommsne geams
ten domination ersab Inlgenoss Res
fultat:
grdiibent. +. 6. aaiIer.
9i3s grdIioeHt, George 5sib.
ssinan5 Setrstdr, Sobn 8.
Stmibt.
g}rot. Sefretdr. 5reo. Wenbel.
SdasmsiIter, soi. pisits.
Jabnentrdger. pet.r Wiillsr.
gibtiotbstar, Gerbaro sysrber.
gu Waitglisbsrn bes gIters Inter
iuhungs aommtttses tpureen bic
Serren Spasth, 2usbbsrt uno i5eio err
nannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03
Pokal.Derid)l
&t9tpei5er OtdnnerHor
@ir6 ieinen Wlasfen6al in groFar.
tiger Weiic feicrn.

Der Shtpeiser m1nnerhor na6m IN
feiner geitern in Der Central 5urnballe
nnter BEN 0oriis BON prdiib,nt s. 6.
Groife unb grptotoafiibruna bon .sus
iius Uluber ftottsebabtsn @eriamme
lung fths neue Mitslieber auf.
Drei bon ibnsn iinb attn, nGmli1
4usuf Jlenn, Charles Wena unn
Jriebrid Oii5; orsi iino paTir: Satob
Bed, Grant Rsnn uno 4nton 1obl3.
Dds aus ben 6srrsn 6. 6. 0rofs.
Jnlius Wlaner unb Rinnro Ridel be-
ftebenoe pienic aommittee berihteie,
oob bds tiirslih IN Ressntbuls BART
abgebaItsne pienie einsn ll:berIhub
bon S39.70 eraeben bat.
Bon fplgenben Vereinen liefen Gin.
Idbunsen su nadftebenosn s5sitlihtsis
ten EN-: 9eutlf ling. 1urns unb
Ntblften Glub, IS. Cttober, Stifs
tunssfeit in Der Cosmopolitan 6alle;
Shipeiser 9amsn 8erein, %. Sttober,
1dn3tran3hsn in Der Cosmopolitan
9dlle. unb 1eutnnid Wdnnerfcr, 4rs
beiterhuae, MISUNDERSTANDING, 30.
September. Der 8erein beIhioB, iif,
on oieieu JeFilidtsitsn pollsdblig 3u
betbeiIisen. Die geifrieen Ginnabmen
beliefeH iich auf S57.98, bic 2lusgas
ben auf S44.55.
I'm rs. September itatteien bic
Witslisber oes 0sreins Derrn gbworb
Rieber in 6eFen 6eim an Der 5oipnss
eno Strube stnen g.iun ab unb iibers
reitfen ibm onldblih ieiHes filbernsn
sSubilGuns ols Ulitelieb sinen fiber
men geher. Der Subilar bspirib..e
ieine 0dits aufs bette. Der gerein BE.
fhloB. am 81. Te5emher in Der Genz
tral 1urnhall, unb 3par in idmmts
lihen Sdlen ieinen Wdsssnbd1 in
fuirflif srobartissr Meiie su feiern.
Usit ben 9orbereit,rHgen tpuroe EN-
aus folsenoen 6errsn deficiencies
aomHtittes ernarnt: grGiibent 6. 6.
0rofie. Setret6r Sulius Wnper;
Charles aueran, Riharb Ridsl uno
Jreo. 9engseli.