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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
North Dakota Kernels

Minoters are after the norma
Kidder county flax is said to be q
fine crop.
Vic Noble Of Bottineau is great
telephone magnate.
Farmers are being strongly urged tc
save the high grade seed grain.
900
| The burglary at Cando was a small
affair-the thieves getting only 81.
There were complaints at valley
CITY because boys were killing robins.
Jimmie Foley Continues to make 4
MT wherever he appears in his read
lngs.
a hot weiner peddler was arrested
at Jamestown on suspicion of cruelty
to dogs.
Justice Ellsworth of the state SUI
preme court has returned from a trip
to Alaska.
Mrs. Gunderson Of Maddox got a
SPLINTER in her eye and the optic had
to be removed.
900
J. A. Buchansn u, recently a candi-
date for. governor has been on an auto
tour of Wisconsin.
90
The Mayville Tribune has joined the
list Of weeklies advancing the sub
scription from 81 to $3.50.
900
Assistant Attorney General zuger
will not remove from Valley City to
Bismarck as he had intended.
@%~
There is an Ice famine at Hazel
ton and the girls can no longer lead
their escorts to the ice cream parlors.
The Turtle Lake Wave notes that
boosting newspaper can do more for
town in few issues than any other
means.
There is no dead line on divorces.
A pair Of Grand Forkers were legally
separated after twenty eight years Of
married life.
The rapid development Of the Mis-
souri, slope country is a constant
source of establishment to travellers
in that section of the state.
go
The quail turned loose along the
rivea- in Stutsman county are reported
to have become well acclimated and to
be increasing rapidly In numbers.
900
Editor Fisher of the Bantry Advo- |
cate insists that If he doesn't win one
Of the prizes on the Williston write-up |
%-the printer will have to go bare |
footed this winter.
900
The Missouri river towns in North /
Dakota expect to become great manu- |
featuring centers because they have
the fuel and the water. They certainly |
have some foundation for their hopes.
900
Colonel Grant Hager Of The Graf
ton Record likes the primary election
aw-and says So The Forum does
not criticize him for his personal and
views because it recognizes
he has right to express himself
On the law as he sees fit The Forum
mas always regarded the primary law
rs farce and has frequently said So
but the distinguished Grafton colonel
doesn't propose to permit The Forum
% go unchallenged and uncritized.l
When anyone disagress with the
handsome military editor of Walsh
are wrong-according to
4ager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

Ea' The A. G. has issued a bulletin on
windbreaks and hedges, prepared by
Professor Waldron. 1t contains much
valuable information for the people of
North Dakota and can be had on appli-
cation to the director of the station.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
VOLUME xxxII, NO. 24s.

The Fargo Forum and Republican In
published every evening except Sunday Iu
The Forum Building, corner of Flrst avenue
and Fifth street north, Fargo, N. ID.
Subscription - The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican, by carrier. 15c per week
OF DOC per month, Ia advance; IS per year.
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Address all communications to The 20.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

In buying cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy. There is no danger from 1t, and
relief is sure to follow. Especially
recommended for coughs, colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

the Dit of leather and the connoisseurs,
In connection with the recent death of
an eminent Kentuckian. The story has
been told Of him before. and OF ank Their
eminent statesman. Some years ago it
was ad1udged worthy of prize in a
contest. We have been unable to dodge
1t since we read it first in Motteux's
Seventeenth Century translation Of
Don Quixote," thirty years ago.
But Me greatest torture of all Ia to
sit at a dinner table after the ladies
have risen and be obliged to listen
with feigned gayety to the SON of the
host, in his Junior, while he, tries to
enliven the old fog'es by telling them,
one AFTER another, allthe musty stories
Of their own college days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

SS' There are no swear words in es-
peranto. It's a foregone conclusion
that language will never be popular
among golfers. The man who hits his
thumb with hammer will taboo it en-
tirely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

90 The pope has instructed the bish-
ops to denounce the present mode of
women's attire-which further empha-
sizes the fact the pope is a celibate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

"a Fargoans are looking forward
with pleasurable anticipation TO the
Labor day parade in Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
FABLES or FUN.


Good morning. said Mrs. Stinjay.
Pardon me for calling so early, but
] saw your advertisement for o
cook"
"But." interrupted Mrs Hirtnan Of
fen, surely YOU are not after the
place q"
"Oh, no; need cook myself, and
n thought you nsgh4 send to me all
the applicants you reject"
HAS he asked your parents for
your hand yet7''
MY, no. That's an old-fashaoned
custom that's no longer observed MY
father naxy consider himself lucky X
we decide to send him an invitation
to our wedding
do you think Americans have q
great sense OF humor?"
WELL replied Senator Sorghum,
TIN afraid II isn't what It used To
be. The folks at home are becoming
SO Interested Ia economic issues that
they don't seem to care whether
tell them any funny stories Or not"
He's as regular dis a six-d day clock
noticed that ne always looks run
down on Sundays
7 wonder why they can them grass
widows Z"
why not7v
because there u seldom anything
green about them
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

GS Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
certainly must be in serious condition
when he is reported too i'll to talk.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

RT The esperantists are scrapping
over what constitutes brogue--in the
new language.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

G2 The democrats OF North Dakota
found vote at the primaries was.
worth two on the street corners
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

car This hobble skirt business viii
make the parade on Broadway look like
q sack race.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

When the digestion is all right the
action OF the bowels regular, there is a
natural craving AND relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
taat you need a dose Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by ali dealers,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

ar Missourians are rejoicing over the
prospective cider crop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

their patrons In that way2 What
are the Fargo dealers doing2
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

Just because the early bird catches
the worm does not prove that the
early riser cuts the most grass.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
sOLlTIC.Alg
MEbl5 ND M1zE5

/
Hampden Guardian: In spite Of the
fact that The Minot Reporter is ever-
lastingly knocking the candidacy OF G.
A. Johnson for governor, johnson
club has been organized at Minot and
from all reports is gaining strength
and membership daily.
cogswell Enterprise: There has
been agitation in some quarters for a
change in the present primary Jaw. to
provide for the nomination OF state Of
ficers in convention by delegates elect.
ed In the primaries The claim is made
and not without some foundation. that
under present law, a candidate must
be a man Of considerable means. "A
poor man, no matter how well qualified
stands no chance The Enterprise be-
lieves there is room for Improvement
In the law as 1t now stands. but we
have not given the matter sufficient
study to suggest a remedy.
jamestown Alert: The public has
been waiting for some definite proof to
sustain the attempt Of the blind SEN
ator, Mr.. Gore of Oklahoma, to fasten
dlsreputable charge on Vice Presi-
dent Sherman in connection with the
Indian land frauds of that territory.
now state. So far no proof IL any kind
mas been Forthcoming and the vigorous
denial OF vice president is accepted
as the truth The senator from Okla
homa may have wider mental vision
than other men with good pairs If ewes
put ne may also be affected with misty
conclusions that man of clearer sight
would not hastily formulate and put
IN circulation against men of the high
est reputation. The congressional com
mittee investigating the case has COM
pietely exonerated the vice president
from the sensational insinuations and
charges of Gore to whom everything
appears to be Of a reddish or saneuin- |
aceous hue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

that you would like to be strong and ro-
bust-have q good appetite-be able to
enjoy life Tneh you really ought to COM
mence taking this absolutely pure
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
ar Ideal weather for ohurch-going.

eS st. Paul claims to have the dis
tinguished honor Of having the only
workhouse in the country with a real
live bank president--inside.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

eS The superintendent Of weights
and measures of New York state re-
ports that examinations OF dealers,
scales show that 50 per cent of the
scales, II per cent Of the weight and
50 per cent of the capacity measures
were incorrect. Is It any wonder the
cost Of living is high when dealers soak
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

He's as regular as six day clock
II noticed that he always looks run
down on Sundays"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTFRS

During the past 81 years it has been the
means OF making thousands OF people
strong and hearty and 1t will dc as much
for you, too, Start today. Ii ID for Loss
Of Appetite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
COstIvenesss BlEi0maness, Kidney EIEa.
Cramps. Malaria, Fever aud Aeue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27
Daddy Bedtime
fOryY The Cow That
Was Lonesome

ADDY do
III ISL to think Of interesting story.
& Il they laugh fact once
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

Good morning. said Mrs. Stinjay
Pardon me for calling so early, but
! saw your advertisement for
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

"Oh, no: need cook myself, and
I thought you n>gh4 send to me all
the applicants you reject
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

But interrupted Mrs Hirtnan Of
fen, surely you are not. after the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
kE\TtCki RiCI\G
"Opens Z ndcr ProushinE conditions At
lexington Cherry ola = Inaugural

iFNIN,rp% sept ~ The fslI racing
,-as.r 90 Kentucky upeue her. today
under the most Promising conditions I'm
pIppiu got ~ veil N the inaugural ia-h .
hu' upon reaching 90" home stretch
Cherryoll rrtdrn nv Mountain furgei 10
the front and son hv length rom John
Grimm II me fAvorits The Phoenix Hotel
he ,It..f fsttrIr. ~ IN. day vas
spm-ah1' ~ di-a ppoin'm-u' - "rIr
'hr.s IN. ~ the blrT!sr G~org" " NnIi.'~ =
IlaLbTidz" rul"I fivort'" hu' err, finished
s.'oud 70 uuu'l"--
N" summaries
IIrsi RACE SN ririnugs Ehrrry ola No u
tain. Won iAWrrngs ualN " illtATsI .srBnI
J Ohm Gfirin ~ .HoNaTdI ihiTd Time ~
TIN Pippiu, tWptTOr hInm and Fthsi - S'>o
ran
second Race FI,~ anI ha'' frlongs NJ
yer Hrts.h / Thomas. A0n HBbnl BoJ N~iiI
srconL, CSunty TAA Martin tfda tims ~
"a q NcSlcau. Hetrn H.rncft. Nr1slirnnrT huI
Niir- bsle Al,O -sn.
wOn. TNtlEh' OfSeH \ Ihorussi. second
DIquen- o. Martin. 'hirI. Timr. - 3 Hoy 81
tapu'r. spindle tOlinry. Al Nrd. bucket bri
sAde AMI James Stoil alsp ran
And a firlpng Countl~Ss kcoms~. Aon Hand
bridge Ii' Iberf. second toN1 hsy .tsBO-i
ftir4 It-nr 0 17a5
Fi'fh RACE Fi,r and 0ns haN f4..pry. The
o'id lIlcr-l-s Hrri'~Tu. 'rIul Time 'uSa
l,sa Wrnv--. i'et. iuCas. D.>-SU cat. Ians'
Mayor Heath DuSfN. Iis, 'oua' Nlsi ~. .io
Handle. Mon. lis1. Tipp' HuI Hoh--' Z s.-p "a.
1Iih Race me rlii~ And - Saris N.ini"
AEoi ,whucn'. .Won %, Ashm"sd 'rt"lH
! sIa Denver GirL Nsmsrs. 'nirw anu
media glsO
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CHICAGO a. -, y, NEw NoRE a. ~. o
CHfCAGo. sept 20 The NeS York High
landers were defeated again to-day by the
white SoN. and again II was a whitewash,
the score being too
LANCE pitChsd a wonderful game, allow
ing only two safe hits and giving but two
bases on halls Ne also struck out thirteen
Of tho visitors Hal chase struck OUT twice"
LANCE was supsrbly supported. not a bobble
being Uhalked w against Iomi-key's men.
Vaughn also pitched a strong game. allow
ing hut hve hits lie was unfortunate. how
ever IA having these hits occur in the same
inning that the New Workers made their
arrors One feature of his work u he fact
that he dd not issue solitary pass to hr-'
with the exception Of the first and eighth
rounds m" visitors PLAYED fast ball. two
snappy double plays being pulled on bN
the New York inneldsrs. The Highlanders
had bat un" chance to score. that being In
the fourth inning NoIter singled and stole
second after chase had popped out. he
made third on knights sharp bo.hdeT.
bat vas left when l.apoTte struck out
The White SON scored their first run In he
first inning on NO singles, a sacrifice and
paniels's tumble They gathered two mOrc
in tho eighth on some weird playing. 10
begin with Knight muned Mcconnell :
hr and Austin threw Mnllens krounder
easy outs, and then l.anRe came along with
clean single to centre. scoring two men
ahead Ut hun.
Ilts
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MRS. CHANLER No. 4 ACTS.
To Protect Her~eH Woald Have Deed ts
Ga,aliaSI set Aside.

Dispatches from Paris yesterday said
that Mrs Julia Chamberlain CHAMBER.
who was thu first wife OF Robert W. Chan
Ter and who u living In France with her
two children. Julia and Dorothy. had In
structed her lawyers. Alexander. Watriss
a Polk Of - Nassau street 10 bring suit
here Co set aside the Chanler-C avalieri
ante-nuptial agreement on the ground
that the 81, oOO a year that ChAnier agreed
90 pay his first wife and her children for
their support ~ endangered
Frederick ". Watriss of the HrIn said
yesterday that he was not at liberty TO
discuss the matter or To deny or affirm
a report that a lis pendens would be fled
on the property here following the fling
OF summons and complaint In the action
4 lawyer associated with the CHAMBER
interests said yesterday that he had
good reason for believing that Cavalier
has instructed her lawyers Ia make over
lures 90 the Chanler estate for cash SET
Element aud that II any figure that seems
To her To lee within reason IL named she
will accept It on her arrival here.
Many persons througrd the city Court
yesterday under the impression that
Robert W. CHAMBER was to appear there
and pOsSlhly be quest ioned a. tn the CIR
CumstanC-s of tho ante-nuptIal agree
ment All that happened was that Irving
VI Mlnslly of counsel for the tifth ave-
nue. tailor who ~ SUNG CHAMBER for S1s7.
filed the order permitting substituted
service and under II Chaner Will have
until next Monday TO reply
Sidney Harris. counsel Tor Chamber.
said he didn't think II was necessary for
CHAMBER 10 file formal notice revokIng
the power Of attorney tn Cavalier. either
with the Register or County tlerK II
would be- necessary only 20 put the revu-
cation IA the hands of the trustees of the
estate
The power 81 attorney will not ha re-
Voksd Unless SUCH step - necessary.
said MIR Harris
The Italian National Club. a. West
Sixteenth street. which CHAMBER joined
az the re1ue-t 81 Cavalier and where
he dIned with her frequently. put claim
for Sg2 due on an unpaid hil IA th" hands
OF sidney Harris yesterday Chanler
was mcheT 81 N. club just "A month
rDforn he went To Paris - hr married
and ran up a hlll 81 So. rN.t Of which 10
pad.
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f0RIWER m tD rOR TRT,L.
,pprars az HotrI - 'Icrr ~rnatr In,es,I-
EaiHr.

"ioNGo, Sept .'nr william
P .uer voluntarily p.'r .. ..t.-f '0-g,1y
nos" who are 10 ds'...r .,.aiE.- ma.
.'."n I" IA" S"nI'" 10. .... ..In-urd
Ugh fraud and brittany
Ii'- IITehrauc" ~ go" .Y||.g - ffp. Z ON
o. "H- Uo'"l to-day WITH D ..ir.. U.t.rv
-rf'pr1"y. created fIEHl .',..-.
Ward. pTIyat. 80, -''r.tls '.. ...,..frrr
p Ucf. called upon Senator r. ..rsgy-
'-T.an - the SrUa'" -.,r.r..Hf.. .'f..,,
.f- room IN the COngr"-- Hot. f. i.v
.. 80 rluse'nd with hiru fDr 'ap ...r-
.. ''. .'urlusipn - N" ,pui"re'I.,. ~...t
hIrf"w- refused ~ di-rI.- r.".r
... creation
."-HfDr l.nriru"r nd t""n NOTIFIED 30
.u.- - 10" .lsf ,putiuIaur. IF rt-
..r.nU mat ~" first session would %"
4 of FOO o. clock Tins morning. tri
..1i' .. 'l.. ruruut" he s'apr..i into th.
DO. .prrri0r ~ matter ~ fl'' no
.s.'rs 1865 - U" held un'il lat" 'Hi-
..'.... and fu" o. nal hearing ~ the
.. ".. ..' u"Riu unit, 'o-morrpW
." .f.0 Irrrwar rrsr several NJ Nrz
pee 'furw1N". rrVcv"r Senator.
90 Enrghlr and Hrypurn chsncsi
's. ...r vI|." tho lrrused Senator
".'s.1 'u ron tfton wi'h ATTORNEY
t--. H.i och gT""rai him cordially
ire .NlT.'fo. viii meet again At
' -..gE tomorrow afternoon.
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GOOD TINES O~ B,D 'HECkS.
Mistaken WAYS ~ Raising Mardi Gras
Money ImPutrd to Arthur isSsrus

Arthur Lazarus. Young unn who the
police say has "A haulr II signing checks
when he Possesses ~ ban. account
10 draw from and then paving tor all
sorts IL finery with them. was IN Jefferson
Market court Yesterday charged with
forgery. grand larc"uy and passing
worthless tok"n- Hi- unlawful aTIvi-
les. u l. charged. have extended over
two months and "a" fruits - them have
been expended Iu irney Island MardI
trgS merryna~InE
Iher" veUa h'" ur more compliments
Yesterday whu sad that Lazarus huught
from them and paid with wuT1 hlc-s checks
ur that h. had signed their names 20
checks IN" amounts involved range
from SlE 90 Slru ~ far a. N" pole"
1now only few hundred dnlld"s Mas -
cured Ia7aul- Wa held ~ S!.sD uaii
Tor examination fa-rnrrrsw
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Mu'THl A.. one sept ~ Ftvorli"- Hr'
hyr on 81 ne ~ events run m ~ 'h- N ipz
Ed~aTd Pfrk 'raDA this afternoon. - that o.
vas nnothrr bad day for the hookma krr-
4 VI Ioou"r won two pur-~- Sith Merry
Glu and MARY Rue Pam rode three ont Of
the SIX winners III" summaries
First Way- FIl- fuflJng- H~p Lom"nts
10 ,KOhnI. 10 :. non Rusdcanna, iGp ,Oton
nor ~ 20 I. s~CDUd lsHbei tassr. ~ Marlin
/ 10 3 ftlri Tirr. ! 10 S ~ 200 ~ ran
SecUnu Race ST. fTionks Donna y TO-
tTainI. u 20 = non liowiet. in 'rclia't. 20 3
-~rnad NAntiroke. ~ 80 nnnUrf. y '0 !. fhirl
Tine I u S SuuRTr Deal also ran.
Third Rscr STA furiOngs AnAyn 20 'TcI.at'..
. 10 10 VOn Mis- CiTfiz IN. l1s Hen shn son '.
: - !. -rrond Equation. lO' kOhn 70 ! 'h'f4
Time 1855 Glenn Uearhy also ran
Fourth Rarc STA fuTiongs Merry CIT 10
PAIN. 70 ~. Wou Don Hamilton. 10 Martin .
: 10 L. sernnd star Emblem. 10 ~ J. Davis q.
10 fhirI ZINE ~ Okis also ran
G!fth Varp fiVe fuTt1ngs taiY thlf1n. 10
Martin - son W., liss. 20 ,pryr', 30 Z,
serond The King ~ 'feliaW ~ = tHi'l.
Time iu3gA ~ Haynes and columbus alsn ran
SiKth Rae i've fnrlongs Narj Rue. ~!
Pain even none. won. Dorothy Neth. ~
lprler1 4 20 5. serond Winter DAY ion ,Iuray'.
. to'i, third. Time. % "a JOhnny Niss and
hieiOa also nAH.
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,narIr.n.. ra.cIp ro-,ls,

tn" post poucd nearing IA ~" ca"
- Porter Charlton. who confessed that
he killed HIS wife at LAX" Como. Italy.
last Jun" ~ take place a. the new court
h ou-e IN Jersey City this morning Prose
nrlipr - ~" Pleas pi.rra y Garven viii
-'-i - an l''.'Ui', up o." Ulr' ~ IN" l1N-
1-ar- fu- the isfeuc" - pTNpv- nat CHAR!
~ 81. .u-au" In" 's.~f iupDv Nli -.
: .rNar,i.d 'r thI >-..'r.'r ,rV 80 ~'i'" ~
" a. .l.. g'pu ~ hn = IIl pa-s uu the question
4 rNtradlt.Yu
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RorLawa, Point Yacht ,lnp.

Nrhu. IN 'h- vacrtiu- season - last
d.tN.ug 90 a r|u." about seventy en-Gu-
'.l-f- mo. "a l"v att= ago Under q rsar .,
E"' rvHr Pc " aud nrglni 81 ne Rock.
tWtf iU'rf \ IrEi t.ur Plans for % usr-
ulturuf .Uy-'t have U.'-n Drawn and 20 b..
" r"..T.''I mar 10 'I.I b." read Tor 'ha uDna-
lUg of ur'i season lho OSNC~rs uI ms
Vim 'rc r"rr o ri,,r' X liam nv TW,1,.
rear commodore. " = chase 'rea~rrsr
y. lluWur.l lsr 4 .,s"rrfpI.. 7. ! Bplanf
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otty easily suu %" decision over Dung Britt
81 Ba'tiWHr" 100 . ten round boat at the Ar-
UrpTr \ in-UrVh' Twice f,"forr the bows
lH.T fu"t. emo" up New York state Whsra
therr Na- 10 'i,', lSI"n, anal once IN Baltimore,
"a her" walsh FsIu"l The honor Then" vas
u" question about M" local hoJ = -uT-tigrttv
Tonight IiT "a as after ~ opuonsnt almost
all %" time. forcing him - break ground
aud show Iuz { he same form shat he dad " men
be- b"aT Pat NOur,. q few months agp.
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ncIlpert Yach, IIuh Omrrr-.

The w'mbrr, ~ ~" ll.llDpr' Yacht
Chip ~ 20" annual meeting recen'lv eIect,sd
th"-r Officers Tor the -g.ls1u ~ l'Il
GbWmu'iorr. Francis n Holmes vice ralr1o-
durr Alexander = Cook secretary ana treasurer.
J EluF- V watkins trustees. ClaTcnr- Voc.
rcsirrics fdry. William Langley. the Rev
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Nrnnr-~r' frghtia committee, : T. stare
chairman. James " Watkins Henry Edsy. ur.
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'Ratt-i fOr Ote, "a he -, rnih inning
NJ ssIirEtut n
ttfrOl' u a - o .
guuS a,niuEi1n SpumrTinti DetTu.t ~
Jones . pI~sr' Cobb ,raSford Mullen
~trlrn hs-r, u lone~. crawford Sommeriptt
I..r-t basr On balls DT Mullen FiTst base on
On errors pctrrit ,: Washington Left on
bases Detroit !. Washington. StTurk Out
Is, Utsy pprIic pia' Nilin and HEM,
HurafU aud J. lone. par In chief ~ aus
lH-n umI.f- t,ihupnet Time { hour ami ~
iuiu.t-S
LDsroN a 3d. y. ~ IOIIs LH.k
= luTIs sept - ~ louis was trUunrru
boz the ssr,nd gaTrr - th- series with tA,siOn 60
day itaS aud axe both proved rosy for the
VISITORS vhlf" 'icui'r pl'che, fairly good gaur
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AMERICAN LEAGCE.
"NutIneers" smut Out Again 10 the
ChleaGe white Sos.

The HiEhlanders -mutinied- again yes-
'erlay. They we're shu, out fOr thu second
time In succession by the White SoK
Granted that there arc dissenalons In the
ranks and that Chase. who IL not innocsn,
of actions toward his employers In the past
that have brought him nOtorirty. 10 at outs
with Stallinss, who has been an importan,
factor In the teams success. hits would
come In a. handy iuas now as harmony.
by losing again yesterday the team dropped
to third place. the Detroi's smashing the
toboRgan'n g WashinEtons twice. Maybe the
waShinRtons are In the throes OF mutiny.
also the Bo-ton-. although the latter braced
long enough Yesterday to beat the Browns.
The Athletics knowing naught Of mutiny
downed the CleVelands. The results
ChIeaEo, .; Now York. q.
%: Cleveland. 3.
Detroit. q: Washington. S-First same.
Detroit. q: NaShlnEtOn. SECOND game.
BOsteR, %: ~. L0uls. 8.