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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Or. 9ramer psrIun9t stnan
SiB fir jeos gerfon i'm StraBenbabn-
tDagen. Der Serr f6sint niht 3u nil
len, ouB mir in etnsm 2anDe Der 5ret-
peit-fiir Dffentli6e &Drporutionen Ie=
ben. Sein 9orIhIog tpuroa aIs uns
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tonnen. IS ourfte aber njat ihpsr
fallen, ben gta6tpeis 81 Iiefern, baB
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iein muHen, Die Quft, Die oarin Dor
bsrriht, 1eahrntmmt, Der muB 81 bar
llsber8eugung gelangen, DAP Die burb
Die 3uiummenpferhuns beroorgeruFe
nen atmoIpbdrii9su 8erbdItniNe i'm
bo6iten 9rabe beoenttih iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
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rei8!" fogt @ri[IparSer. Dant ppn
einem YoIttiter! tann Der Praiibent
faesn. gstdnntIih Iegt Der Yrdiioent
groBen Wertb auf Den photographer
oes 3orporationsi siteuer 8eieges, Der
bic 8ertbte Der Eprpordtionen 1ffsnt-
Iiber GinIibt unterbreitet. Die Sorz
neutrality-suspicious. paren nit bieIem
8aragrapbeu iebr un3ufrieoen, tpagten
es dber niGt, often oagegen baaus3uz
tommen. Sbre 8ertreter i'm 9ongreB
bolfen ibnen aus Der 8erIegenbeit, in
benz lie Die 9erpilIigungs 8iq in
ipIher 8eiie abfaBten, odB tetn 8elo
CUR 9erfiigung ite1t, nm Die 9erthte
3u regiitrtren uno bem Yublitum in
iiberiihtIifer WetTe 81 unterbreiten.
Der Prdiibent Iuht barum nah, cine
nahtrdglite 8srfpiQiguns gu gepdbz
rem. 'Oarduf unttpprtst Der 8oritgcr
oes 9srrptuigungs &pmmittees i'm
9auie, SutpneD pon MtnneIota, baB er
bieiem @eiu6e teine 5plge ge6en mir
be. Sas lit berIelbe Sutpnep, Dem Der
Prditbent 3u 9iIfe tam, tnoem er Ith
nah 0eTem Seimathsneit Winona
begab uno bort 5afpnep pertbeibiqte,
pelher Der ein3ige RsprGIentart aus
WtinneIota mar, Ser fir bic psrpfuI6ts
Sdrifrepiiion Itimmte uno ii9 bamit
ben 0rou ieiner 8onItituenteu Susog.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Gnrne nis erffGrt fih fir bic Ib.

Garne gle erttdrt itd fir bic abz
idaffung Der Steuer bon perI0nHdem
Gigentbum. Die Wtotipirung lit be-
tdnnt. Die Steuer brinqt ni6t ben
3ehnten 5beil behen sin. mas erbp6sn
lUeroen tonnte, ipiirben bic iteuerpfIihz
tiaen Sbjette niht perbeimliht. 2lls.
bann mibten nab 2lbI6dffung Der
9teuer nod gr0Bere &aiten duf bag
liegenoe @igentbum gelegt tperbsn, ipie
Carnegie bus porihlGgt. 9ds ift abz
folut unoentbur uHo 1tttsuIdiiig, ba in
fol6em Sale ale Steueru in 9Sorm
pon Otietbe auf ben urmen Mdnn fiez
len. Die Qbi6affung Der SmmObiIiens
Steuer 1T nur unter Der 8eoinqung
ftuttbaft, buB an StsQe berisIben Sin.
tormenz uno GrH6aftsiteuern trsten.
9dpon nil aber Carnegie nihts tpiTz
fen. Wte ale WenIherfreunos pom
ieiner Sorte befiirtportet er nur IoI6e
Steuern, tpeIde bic Rei6en abtpGl3en
t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Pokal-Derid)t
@6ter 3fis,arS
Sat Cincinnati 1T cine oife
Shneebefc einsebiiIlt.

Der S6nss Iieat bsrsits iiber si1sn
JuB ttef. - Weitsrer Shnsefdn fir
bsute angetiinpiat. - Der StrdBens
babnpertsbr esItsrn p6lis bemorali=
Iirt. - Die Strabsnbdbngeiellf bait
ben glsmenten 9egeniiber abio!ut
mohtlos. 5uuienbs ipdren sss
5lpuneen, ouf bsm Dege 3ur arbeit
bic S6neemaiIsn 5u tpatsn. - Der
tsbrsitcdunssn fanosn fcrtpdbrsno
auf alien Strsten itdtt. - Srs
perintenoent WdaQ uno feline Qsais
hdttsn eintn gsIbdftigen Tag. -
9as Wesrdumtn Der SdnssmaFen
biirfte Der Staot $4,000 tOftsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
n9er 6erin1 fh nimmt

Der 9ertn9 i6pimmt m
fpeiten Ufeer. Gin 5ering i6pimmt
hinter benz dn0eren ber." 0us lit Der
8ers aus Der &inoerfibel, pelfer ben
9eg@nItano zines glnihauungss Inter
rihts Dor bem Senuts sGommittes fir
auspdrtige Qngelegenbsiten 6ilbete.
Der neue 8ertrdg nit GunQoa IAret6t
Die Utaifenipeits Der 6eringsneBe, nit
tDelhen in ben groben Seen gefiIbt
fperoen bari, Dor. Die ameritanii6en
5liher bebaupten. oaB Die Waiden gu
melt Ieien. lin Da5 3u betpeiisn, ipur.
Den ben Senatoren in ibr 8erQtbunQss
5immer 3tpei gOttihe porgefii6rt. IN
oem einen i6luammen Iuitig uno mum
Ter eine NH3dh 5erings aus ben qros
gen Seen unb iiber ben anberen mar
bds pertragsmdBig fsItgeIsBte Qes Qez
fpnnut. Utun legts bic Serinae auF Dus
ReB uno iiebe oa! tie Idliipften aae
purA bic Utai6en binDurh. 9uruuF
murSe Der 8ertrag an ods Stddtsoes
pdrtemeHt nit oem auftrags suriidqsz
faidt, sugere WaIhen nit Canada gu
pereinbaren. Colder DeiIe lit Der
Mnihduungss llnterriht niht Bios fir
iuuge ainber, fonoerH aud fir alte
Senatoren belebrenb. 3rosoem be-
bdupten mir, bdB bic ganabier Reht
baben. e5r 4bfht mar, bdb nur p0ls
Zig ausserpddisHe 5erinee sefiIdt nere
Den follten, um benz RaIbfang. Der bic
groben Gsen entb6ltert. Ginbalt gu
gebieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
BGbreno uuf benz rspublttanis

Ddbrenb auF benz rspublttunis
fhen qrogramn BON O6io cine Bin
3ur Gortrolirung Der 0ffentlihen Scr.
porationen itebt, tptrb gu gteifer 3eit
iiber cine Bill berdtbsn, Del6e Die 8ers
ihmeI3ung aIer Selepbon s0eTeQfhafz
ten gsitattet. 9as beift bob ni6ts
anoeres, uls S6inpluoer nit BEN
gublitum treiben. Die Rommii7ion
3ur ueberpa6un8 Der 0ffentliten
&orporationen st foq Tpe3ieq bQrauf Tez
ben, baB feline 9erf6msIaungen itottz
ftnoen, Doer nur uHter ioIfsn 8eCinz
gunqen, tpelhe bic SntersTen bes Dol
tes iihsr fteQeu. Q8eroen ubsr Ser
fhmel8uHgen oon Der 2egislQtur ers
mGhtigt, 70 bat es teinen 3ped cine
aommifitDn ein3uIegen, uno fpGre oieIe
bios Da3u beftimmt, bds 9ubIitum 3u
ttntergefen. Die 9ill, neLte Die Der
ihmel3ung geitattet, iOute unbeoingt
berpprfen Iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
Nphf nat man enbIih Elm g1itz

SEPT bat man enbIit Elm Wtits
elieo Der Nstp gorter 8Drie an Die
2uft 9eieBt. 0ieiem lieB iih absr audi
Die miBbrduhlihe 8erpenoung Der
9orie ais Spielb0qe gu tIur nahpeis
len. Wurben ale binaus9emaBreQelt,
Die bios an bic g0rIs geben, um 9uz
faro = Spiel gu treiben, 10 lpiiroe Der
8OrienbeIu9 auf Elm Wiinimum gu
iammeni6rumpTen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
creitaa, ben Is. Isebruar 1910.


cdgo MAIDEN raienoe InItrengungen,
nm Die Stuot trbden 81 legen. Sle
t6nnten ebenIo gut oeriuhen, ben Wtz
6tganzSee leer 81 pumpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Die aaBen 5eritOren unb freTen isz
oes grempldr Der hineiif6en Sd1linsr
pftonse sNetiniDiu polpsama1, beHen
fie habbnft tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

als 1894 bic Sdipisgermutter bss
WlitaDo ertrantte, tpuroen 423 atr5te
3uee3osen uHo bod fuurbe bic ga.
tientin geiunb. - 2lIs arantkitse
1riahe gaben iie bic ginfiibrung Der
GiIenbabneH an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18

Selbitper Itonolld erelgnete iidl
ipdbrsnb bes 5agss audi cine Rtibe
Don llnfallen, bic ieooh sIiidliders
petle ausnabmslos nid,t erniter ylas
iur pareH. putrolspagsn go. 3 lam
5u Shaoen. ipobrsnb ied,s 4rreitans
ten pon Der 6emmone Strabe Eta=
tion naG Der GENERALIZATION trdnspors
iirt ipurben. Nn osr 8. Strabe unb
Spcamore brad bic norpere 5eber an
benz Waeen uno eisBebienunesmonns
id,oft mubte bic 6dftIinse nuf Der
Sirabe beipafen. biz Elm onotrerslas
troIplgen sur Siells mar, auf ipels
dem bann bic Jabrt fortgslsst perben
tonnis. Nuf ben geleifsn Der gidri
Strdbe ainie tam ON Yprmiiiag Elm
pfuD 3u 5all uno es iDGbrie pole is
Mlinuten. che Der drms @oui nisber
auf bic geine gebrabt iperbsn ionnte.
Geisr NufsntbaIt bate Ielbitreoeno
cine allsemsine 9srtebrsitodune sur
Jolgs. Sn 1bnIidRr Neife purbt
ouh Der Gtrabsnbabnpertebr burf
psrfhiepene AuiomobiIunf1le tsmpos
rar gebinbert. Sin Mnto, bns fid, noe.
Der portpdrts nod riidip1rts hipsaen
lieb, ptrurfdhtt gegen flint llbr Rad.
mitines in bsr Hdbe Der WeWfillon
Strsbt on b<r Dine Strabe eiHs Ian.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
SPORT CENSOR
FOR CHICAGO
WINDY CITY POLICE REGULATE
WRESTLING soUrs - CHIEF
STEWART OF CHICAGO HAS
APPOINTED scHuETTLER AS
SPORT CENSOR.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-IThat Chief of Po-
lice Steward intends to apply mis- new
policy Of strict supervision over local
wrestling shows to clubs as well as to
public bouts, was indicated today.
when H. Fl, Latham, chairman of the
athletic committee of the C. A. A. tele-
phoned the city hall for a permit for
the club show Saturday night.
Heretofore this assent has been re-
garded as a mere formality and
Chairman Latham, therefore. was
somewhat surprised when Secretary
Markham said: Guess I'd better let
You talk to Schuettler" to whom
Chiaf Steward had intrusted the
carrying out of his ideas.
With the assistant chief on the
other end of the wire, Mr., Latham
read the following list of bouts: Young
Jordan VS.. Nick Collins, willoughby
VS.. Postl, Krener VS.. O'Kelly, Raoul
DeRouen VS.. Leo Pardello
!, WHATS that last one?" queried
Schuettler.
de Rouen, you know, the big
Frenchman; he's bit rough at times.
but Pardello is a nice, quiet, mild
hammered fellow, who wouldn't harm
a kitten, and is awfully good to his
folks" Mr. Latham fastened to Elk
plain even before ne was asked to do
So at the same time carefully cross
ing his fingers. a
mot for me-" said the assistant
chief. AS remember it, Pardello is
the fellow who picked UP Calvin and
threw him out of the ring at your club
one night Think you better scratch
Pardello."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
A Big GAME SATURDAY
Fast N. D. U. 5asketbalIers Coming
for Contest With the Fargo
College Parsons.

Saturday night occurs the first game
to decide the intercollegiate state bas-
ketball championship. when Fargo col
lege lines up against the University of
North Dakota This will probably be
one of the fastest games to be seen
in Fargo this winter. The ''U' boys
are speedy bunch, having inst COM
pleted successful Canadian trip
where they defeated the fast Manitoba
university team
Fargo college so far has shown good
form, having made 124 points to their
opponents forty-four. AS this game
pertains SO closely to the state cham
pionship Coach Watkins is very anx-
ious to win and is working his men
hard. There will undoubtedly be a
large crowd of Grand Forks rooters
present in the +. c. gym when the big
game is called The officials will be
announced later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
TURF MEET AT BRANDON
Three Day Session Scheduled to Open
Season For Western Manitoba
City on Victoria Day.

Brandon, Man.. Jan. 27.-The Bran
don Turf club has decided to make the
Victoria day meeting this year three
days affair. with the biggest. list of
purses ever offered at this noted horse
racing center. Thirteen races are on
the card, and the purses total up 20
$500.
Secretary Clement says the prospects
for the meeting greatly surpass all
the races of other years and already
inquiries are being received from many
horsemen. From the Chicago district
particularly there are indications that
there viii be many newcomers.
It Is already an assured fact that
the number of starters will greatly ex-
coed those of any past year. The Bran
don Turf club has made a new depar-
ture in the appointment of two stew
ards, VIM. Ferguson and w. G.. Wea-
therston. All disputes at the track will
in future, be dealt with by the stew
ards,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
SUBMIT TWOSCHEDULEs
National League Committee Arranaes
Seasons Play Calling for 1874 and
1853 Games.

Pittsburg, Jan. 27.-Two schedules,
sone for 154game and another for a
16S-game playing season, will be sub
mitted to the National league in New
York next month. This was -ettled by
the schedule committee last night, al
though its labors have not yet been
concluded. Another session will be
held today.
Official scorers here entered strong
protests against the wild pitch and
passed ball ruling under the revised
rules, and the committee met yester-.
day and rescinded 1t. IT was pointed
out that the battery men handled the
ball scores of times more than other
players on the team without getting
and credit for perfect work, and that
1t would be unjust to charge them with
fielding errors for. occasional slips.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
FATAL FOR FAST TEAM.
Parole of Pitcher crippIes Michigan
Pen. Team.

~
Pen. Team.
Marquette. Mich, Jan. 27.-The out
look for a successful baseball season
at the Marquette prison is not partic-
ularly bright just now. "Bony'' Dixon,
the pitcher and mainstay of the team
has been released on parole and the
penitentiary promises to know him no
more. Dixon was sentenced from Dick
inson county for holding up and rob-
bling a woodsman. The crime was com
mitted while the men concerned in it
were under the influence of liquor, and
"Bony" has agreed strictly to taboo
strong drink in the future. He will
be employed at the Baltic mine at
Stambaugh With Dixon in the box,
the Marquette prison team was we'll
nigh invfncible' last season.. 1t either
defeated or played the games with the
semi professional clubs Of the Mar
quette-AIger County league and it
worsted every independent nine that
crossed hats with it. For it's string of
victories Dixon was largely responsible.
One or two other men are available
for work i'm the box, but none of the
|calibre, Of Dixon, and the prison fans
are dubious of the prospects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
USES JEFFRIEs FOR SUBJECT.
Pittsburs Pastor Fears Boiler Maker
Like Samson, Cannot Return

Pittsburg, Jan. 27.-Rev. DIR. o. M.
Boughton, pastor of the Jacobs Street
Methodist Protestant church, the most
fashionable and aristocratic in Kittan-
ming. meandered away from theology
Sunday and catered to the prize ring
when he delivered sermon on Can
Jeffries Come Back?" Rev. Mr. Bough-
ton pointed to the grevious errors men
make by becoming passive and thus
jeopardizing positions in the world
they have acquired by hard work and
application. He continued:
"Jeffries persevered as a pugilist un-
til he became the champion of the
world, which title he won fairly and
honestly, as he was in a class by him
self. Then, like Samson, who sue
cumbed to the artful wiles and beauty
of Delilah, this powerful man threw
away his strength. When he awakes
properly it will be to find a black man
battling hard with him for the honor he
has held, and 1t is doubtful If this
once great man will be able to again
foster the power he once controlled
and which made him the Samson of
his time.
I'm any case he will have to battle
nightly to regain the ground that. he
has lost and am a firm believer in
biblical history and li5en Jeffries unto
Samson in a great many respects. /
should like to see history in this par
ticular instance reversed, but 1t is
doubtful. very doubtful if such will be
the CASE
The sermon, which was principally
for men, has caused great deal of
comment. but no adverse criticism in
spite of the fact that It is the first time
a live sporting topic was ever taken
for a theme in this diocese.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
FINISHED STRONG.
oberon High Defeated in Basketball
Game BY v. c. Normal.

oberon High Defeated In Basketball
Game by v. c. Normal.
Oberon, N. D., Jan. 27.-The Valley
City normal basketball team played the
local high school team a game here
Monday night, which resulted in VIC
tory for the normal by score OF "a
to "a. The first session was a walk
away for the visitors, and they laid
up safe lead while 1t was easy pick
ing. Their "a in this half. to the home
quints' looked rather discouraging.
but the high school lads. having learn
ed something Of the normars style of
play, went into the second half with
vim, and led the normalites to the end
of the game. cutting down their lead
10 points.
This Is the first game the locals have
ever lost on their own floor. and while
they hate to see their good record 60
yet they feel that 1t could not have
been taken by a more gentlemanly
bunch Of basketball tossers than the
" c. NJ team
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME SATURDAY
INTERCOLLEGIATE WILL START
WHEN UNIVERSITY Is ENTER
TANNED BY PREACHERS HERE
NEXT sATURDAY-FAsT GAME
EXPECTED.

Next Saturday evening occurs the
first game pertaining to the intercol-
legiate championships, when the Fargo
college qufntette clash with the fast
team from the u. of North Dakota.
The university boys have just complet-
ed successful Canadian trip in which
they trimmed the Manitoba university
team AS Fargo college is working
hard for the basketball championships,
coach Watkins is very anxious to win
this game On paper the Preachers
chances look good they having made SO
far 124 points to their opponents 44
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
PROMOTERS MAY SCRAP
Gleason Invites Richard to Quit If He
We Rsot Agree that Frisco is
Place for Fight

San francisco, Jan. 27.-Jack Glea-
son said today that there is no found
alton for the rumor that the Jeffries-
Johnson fight may be called off be-
cause he and Tex. Richard do not
agree as to where the contest shall
be held. Gleason declared that if
Richard was not willing for the con-
test to be Iedd in this city, he could
retire from the management Should
Richard do this, Gleason says, he was
prepared to make all arrangements
for holding the fight in San Francisco.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
new RULES WANTED
BY Land SEEKERS
TWIN CITY WINNERS IN SOUTH
DAKOTA POINT OUT PLACES
FOR IMPROVEMENT.

st. Paul, Jan. 27.--Near farmers of
the twin cities, winners in the Standing
Rock and Cheyenne Indian reservation
land opening in the Dakotas, met in
the mayors reception room at the city
hall last night and raised their first
protest as farmers More than hum
dred attended the meeting and voted
for a resolution petitioning the general
land office to change the rules govern
ing filing on the reservation lands so
there will be only one fling point
instead of four as planned now.
Long shots are the lot of the land
seeker, the speakers last night said, and
it was even demonstrated that under
the present arrangement one who holds
a comparatively low number might lose
his chance to try farming on the In
dian lands. The government has named
four points as filing points, and has di-
vided the lands to be entered into four
districts.
Some CT the Rules.
The land winner mus file at the Of
flee for the district in which the land
he most desires is located. He must
appear In person, and il 1t happens that
all the land in the district has already
been directed by others who were at
tracted to the same quarter of the res
ervation he loses mis- chance TO file.
even though there may be plenty of
homesteads in other parts of the tract.
Then the near farmers object TO the
expense of travelling from one filing
point to another. So the Twin City
Homesteaders' club has made it's main
object the securing of one fling place
instead of four,
Rivalry of Dakota towns is RESPONSE
BILE for the decision of the authorities
to establish four filing points Aber
deem. S. d., was to have been the fill
ing point, but the Commercial clubs Of
LIE Beau, Mobridge, Lennon Bismarck
and other towns demanded share In
the fling business and four points were
named. The officers OF the homestead
er's club are confident that the decision
of the government will be changed, and
1t is generally believed that Aberdeen
will be selected as the filing point
though the club will not attempt TO In
fiuence the selection.
PIow by Gasoline.
one of the Minneapolis winners will
take a gasoline breaking plow to the
reservation In the spring and land will
be broken on the homesreads on a con-
tract sale.
Some of the club members are pre-
pairing to take portable ready Sbuilt
houses onto the new land. The club will
hold town meetings" weekly, the first
and third Monday evenings In Minne-
apolis and the second and fourth In st.
Paul. during February and March.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-27
MILLER LOST, MATCH.
st. Paul Tustler Forfeits on Account
of Blood Poison.

Minneapolis Journal: Young Mil
Ter Of st. Paul, claimant to the welter-
weight championship of the world,
last night sustained the first defeat
of his career, In match with Ed
fAdamson Of Chicago. The match was
pulled off In the presence OF a. crowd
Of 5000 enthusiasts, in the st. Paul
Auditorium.
Miller lost the first fall after fifty
three minutes Of the hardest kind OF
tussling, and during the intermission of
this match 1t was found that the ST.
Paul man was suffering from blood
poison and the match was forfeited to
Adamson. Miller wanted to finish, the
contest. but the physicians refused to
let him He is now at st. Joseph's
hospital, St Paul. s.
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A. c. TO PLAY NORMALS.
Aggies Will Take on the Pedaeoaues
of Moorhead at A. c. Gym To-
morrow Night.

A fast basketball game is expected
at the A. G.. gym tomorrow evening
when the Aggies clash with the Moor
head normals. The A. c. bunch is re-
covering from the injuries received on
the South Dakota trip and the boys
hope to be able to make a good show
ing. One or two of the regulars will
be out of the game. The Moorhead
teachers are putting up a fast game
this winter and expect to make the A.
C. go some.
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was arrested here this week for dis
tributing obscene literature about the
city, and was fined SO and costs. He
was unable to pay the fine and was
committed to Jail Later he was given
chance to get out Of the city, which
he did by the first train.
Davenport appeared to be well edu-
Gated and his scheme was to follow
up the distribution Of papers by of
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. p. II. BURTON OFFICE HOURS :
10 to 10 a. mr.. Q to 8 and to D. m.
Once Stern building Phone iTs-L,
Fargo, N. ID.
e. j. CAMPBELL, MI. ID. - PRACTICE
limited to diseases Of women-Genit0.
Urinary and skin Diseases. Office hours
10 to 70 and 8 to 8. Over Mcdonald
Drug store, Front street. Phone 100.
DIR. a. q. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug store
sos Front street. Hours, 8 to u y To
8, and to Z. Telephone 1O43-L. office:
1043-L2 residence.
J. w. VIDAL, NJ D., HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk,
DIR. j. @. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, 604 Front street. Phone 874-Is.
Office hours. IL to IL a. m. and to
and 1880 .. m.
DIS BARROW & WEIBLE, deLENDRE.
Gle block. Office hours from 3 to 6 D. M.
DRS. t. III. BAILEY g. KACHELMACHER
specialists Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
once hours, 8 to liz, and 1:3O ia /.
Offices In the Stern block
DIR. WILL NICHOLS, PHYSICIAN Az
Surgeon, In DIR. Campbells Office over
Fargo Drug Co.'S store. Hours to b
and 2 to 5 and Z to 8. Phones, 729-I:
residence 276