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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
New YfoiRKK..2Kicked 'by a hog, bit

New YSoRK.-Kicked by a hog, bit
IN ten by a horse and qdizzed by the
SScommunityS Brewster Conklin Of Hunt
Iington, L. l., former highway commits
&sioner, feels like joining COL Roosevelt
Fin Africa and assisting;in the exter-.
animation of all kicking and biting ami
A.mals, liz He Gn T happy. -
Il It was only few days ago that Mr..
1 Conklin had fine fat hog to be slaugh-
| tered. He had looked after the fat
tening .ofE that particular hog himself
and he determined to have an eye on
its sticking. The hog resented the
proceeding, by kicking her owner in,
the lip. Z
Mr.sConkiin wears Dundreary whis.
kers. and the wound on his lip made
shaving out of the. question. His
friends pretended to take a grain of
salt when he informed them his injury
Two safe Bets.
The Bachelor--When woman will
she wilI-maybe.
The Benedict-Yes, and when she
won't she wonit-perhaps.
K s The Way. They Do.
'.Pop, will you tell me something ?"
Eyes, son. What is it?"
.When jockeys beat: records do they
DO IT with whip,
The Protector.
IA wide-spreading. hopeful DISPOSE
tion is. your only true umbrellafin this
,als Gstaars.- IT B. Aldrich. i
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
No Doubt of It.

Her-Do you believe that word to
the wise is sufficient?
Him-Well, it depends on the word.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
Fortitude.

I've given up trying to prevent the
country from going to the dogs"
$50 have I. figure that can bear
the calamity if the rest cas-"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

Sometimes man is as badly fright
ened by an imaginary snake as a
woman is by real mouse.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

See, there are two sitting on a bough whis-.
pering to each other of the spring and summer
days and all that Is going to happen; where they
shall live and how they shall build their nests.
And there are two more flying toward them and
two more-always in pairs. ALI that is because
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

HE rather misty historical
chronicles on the subject
would seem to indicate
that comic valentines did
not make their appear
ance quite as early as the
beautiful and sentimental
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

With the introduction Of manufactured val
entines the comics kept pace with the sentimen-
tai variety. Among the earliest and most inter
esting Of the humorous products of the early val
entine manufacturers were transformation pic
lures. which conveyed hidden or double mean.
Ing notable example the design which
presented at first glance the figure of an attrac-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04
Two safe Bets
The Protector.

IA wide-spreading. hopeful DISPOSE
tion is. your only true umbrella:ini this
,als 1stsars.-T. B. Aldrich. i
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04


that these sarcastic souvenirs
were not far behind the poetic III
CONNECTIONS of flowers and lace ia
paper in finding popular favor.
From the outset the whole prin- In
ciple Of the exchange or distribu- AZ
ton Of comic valentines has been I'M
different in one important essen ALL
tial from the dispatch Of the N@1H#
pretty kind" In the case of the sMAtA
artistic and sentimental tokens of NgAM
st. Valentine the sender Is usually I
willing. nay anxious that the re- m
In the case Of tha oon,ia, 49, ON
other hand every nreo.,tia,, - ZE
usually taken to keep the origin
of the barbed shaft profound sc. III
cret.
E In the case of both classes OF
valentines the sentimental and the
:omlc, the earliest manufactured Valentines
.nan a century ago-were preceded by hor
tlnes Which had vogue during considerable
eral was the exchange of these homemade
aids In the form of Valentine Writer'S" or
pirate verses were regularly published for
OF young people who desired to prepare such ,
volumes OF ready-prepared letters yet find so
lovelorn youths of little imagination who desi
the best advantage as sentimental correspond
the valentine writer's" were designed for t
section of the public. but there were some
c1ally for the scribblers with sense Of hume
For instance, there was published along
OF the eighteenth century 1.-THE Quizzical or
tine Writer" the character of which may we
from the title. This. alike to most others of II
an annual publication and was looked forwar
SSS~A 40
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-04

The birds in spring
Sweet chorus sing
To good ST. Valentine.
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b. BAUM Z son. 912 PA. AVE. NV. AN
opportunity to DISPOSE Of all kinds of furni-
ture. We are in The market to buy slightly
used furniture, store fixtures and office furni-
ture Of every description. h. BAUM SON.
phone M. 1884. mh15-tf
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MAssAGE--AIL BRANCHES MAGNETIC TREAT.
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tihcally treated: ANNA B. JOHNSON. late OF
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6 fine stalls. large carriage room; can be used
for garage; rent, $50.
mh19-eo,3t MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1888 G.
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THE DRESDEN.

An entirely new. modern, high-class.
hreproof apartment house on the
southwest corner OF Connecticut and
kalorama ayes. at southern eud OF
new Connecticut Avenue bridge and
overlooking Rock Greek valley. First.
ments OF ten rooms and three baths at
$500 per month; seven rooms and two
baths at $135: six rooms and bath at
$40. sos and $s5. according to loca.
ton: Eve rooms and bath at SIS and
$65: four rooms and bath at $40: three
elevators: quarters for servants.
number Of apartments already occu-
pfed.
Building open for inspection day and
evening.
Representative at building 10 show
apartments. Your inspection invited.
Diagrams mailed on application.
EWARTZEIL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO..
ee26-tf 727 18th st. NV.
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danger
is affro ON he diary of a
BOARD PUZZLE
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
wANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER. CALL
at Iangdon. ID. C.
WANTED-SEyERAL NON-UNION PAINTERS.
Call ready for work so l. ne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; YOUNG MEN TO
do tracing, temporary service for about two
months. Apply in person, Room 141 Ordnance
Office War Department
WANTED-MANAGER FOR WASHINGTON BY
large stock company issuing industrial, acct
dent and health insurance; we'll established In
the District; splendid opportunity for hustler.
Address Immediately Box PAT. Star Office.
mh21-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-RELIABLE COMMISSION MAN OE
company to sell doors. sash and millwork ~
commission in Washington territory from Chi
cago; also direct coast factory shipments. AG
dress the FOSTER-MUNGER CO., Chicago. III
mh21
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THE VIRGINIA.. 2i2o q ST. NV. FOR SUB
lease. apartment three rooms and bath. FIRST
door front; nrst-clsss condition; SIS; see tani-
tor for inspection. Apply GEORGE J. HAST-
ERDAY. f4l0 ct. NV. Ames building.
fel2-0
ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE COMPANY
18th and SITS NV. y
ern improvements, containing ave rooms AMI
reception hall: telephone and janitor service:
also apartment suitable for Housekeeping q
doctors ONCE on grade door. Apply SAMtIEiE
TALBERT. 30S- 30e-3l0 Dime Savings Bank
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GIVE YOUR BOY AN AUTMOBILE TRAINING.
No one can take it away from him. and it
will do him more good than to place 81, 600 to
his credit in the bank-he might squander the
money. Our course automobile sales
manship. automobile engineering, garage man
agement, etc Cost Of course less than first
months salary. part payable after you gradu-
ate and secure position reference Four
teenth Street Savings Bank, 14th and SITS.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON, Inc,
1908 14th st. NV.
Greatest school of automobile engineering in
the United States. The only school in Wash
.ington. mh21 If
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL YOU CAN
avoid lots of worry II you send for one who
has reputation of 20 years fair dealing. Phone
Main bl71. MARCUS NOTES. '426 9th st. NV.
mhl9-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

- 4uf 8eranlafunq BON Nadbdrn
tpuroe friib 9eitern MDrgen bic Deter
mann'ihe Wobnun9, go. 1907 Spuoz
more Strabe, ausgeboben uno 4norep,
Wtamie uno Suite 0etermann, forpie
Sarrp 3bOIe puroen ipegen ongeblts
den llnfugs eingeiperrt. Sic ioIen
einen Iolden Spettafel qemuht baben,
DaB Die ytahbarH in iDrer Na6rube gez
1tort DurDen.
= Sin unbetdnnter 0ie6 Sertriims
merte in Der Sonntag Nu6t bas Sber=
llht ii6er Der Sbiire bes Qabens Der
Dteper pdint 60, 904 WdInut Ctr,
uno er6eutete $3.50 aus Der @elolape.
gtah ben auf bem Settenpeqe iid be-
ftnoltben SlutIpuren 3u urtbeilen,
muB Der Ginbreder iid, uls er Die
Sdetbe einf6Ius, pie !6dnoe i6limm
5eri6nitten baben.
- plumbing @SnIpettor SO. 81.
Wtullen erpirtte geItern einen Saftbes
1ebl 9egen ben gIumber $. 6apoen
bon No. 500 blum StrdBe unter Der
GntIase, eini6ldgise 9lrbeiten obne ben
por9ef6riebenen grIaubHiBidein perz
rihtet gu baben.
= e. StanIpp6er, bon go. 2144
Weit 6. StraBe, meIoete geitsrn impoz
li5etbduptquartier. buB er auf benz
Sampfboot nsSslano Queen" um cine
eplbene IdI6enu6r beftoblen purpe,
- Wtinnis 9arrts, Don go. 354
HDdoale IDe., lpuroe DON einem unbs>
tannten 9ieb I'm cine pertbbpGe9rot, 2
srleihtert.
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Grrfanf BON Gineiuuafier gpnos.

8erfteaeIte anaebote neroen emf,
eeaeuaenonluen tn Der Office be8 anoitors Der
etaOt gtueinnati. steat ctin. pie i2 llbr s3ii'
$2ss, ,oo0U0 Si,ic gpnos iime nnbeitsnerbar
mo fueroen Gnsqeeeben bebuis 2tnjnaftune q.
iles tSoios siir Re5obluug oes ftdotifben 1beils
Der soften nno sluseuben fir bic Nerbefieruu1
ser Giberon aoenue, 3ipiidhsn Stute sinenue nHb
8dleti hoaoi SeiheSon sIpenne, bon GIdno
anenne hte Soen snenue, unb Chen Slnenue,
non einem Ruufte II SUB roroli6 bon atrpn
Sirdbe big dir iiorolt6eu ptrie bon Setbesn1
Anenies nrrb 5rabiriile. Geecn bon eurbs
uno 8llaiern oes iSabrmeBs In ne6ereinitims
ntiila mt ner be!ptaigter Qutoritii, ais cine
,Spige oer Spc5ialipa5l uuf bic ,sraqe besiiallcb
Der Ausgdbe ben Bombs tiir fcicbe 3pede, nbs
pehalten am II gfot 1909 urto infer Der au.
turiidt bon Seiiionen 2s35 unn 1887 Der RebIs
otTfeU StdiuteH oes Staatcs Ebip urb ben biess
beaitgit6, getbrten 8erbanoluHaen, uuo eettto.
ten 1889 bis 1854 infIufioe, bon oem @eneruG
&ooeT beg StnuteS Ohio, une 5uioIge nnn In
uebereiuittmmuna nit Grbinaus 9eo sos pufs
itrt hom Stantrdtb Der Gtaoi Cincinnati, Stoot
Gbio, am 2l. ,SebTulr 1910.
gte'e Bombs fperocu hniirt fem bonn 10.
Wtnr5 1910 uHo ttno idblhar sfuaHse Sabre
Hdd Gdtum IN Der sIntericdn NniioHal G.fonee
nire bic snHne ben $4,000 reprdleutren uuo
Hiufeu fraGen CUR Rate bon bier 8roseft prp
Sabr StbIbar balbidbrIit.
gelnGte Enrbs fpetoeH on ben b6bftcr urlo
te'ter elciu 'iir uitft periieer aIs oeren gart.
perth unb ben aufgeIauferen Stnfeu oerfduft
WHasoote ioHnsH an' biz Gnnse ooer irae1o els
Aue anaeboie utitfien auf aepru6ieu sSormuIt>
rem ipelhe bon 6eH Auhtior eeIts'eri
mcrotn, :, unseefertiet fstu uno hi. am
zen. lotpG ben Beiammtbetraa oeg 0tupebots
reb't ben duipeiaufeneu 9trfer hou 7atum ber
gouos his sum Tdt,im Der slbiieierurg aus
IHaebofe rIiiNen heuleiet fetr bon einen 3erii't.
5rien gbed. 8abIbur an GrHft BON garaef ar.
olior fir Rrc6efrt bes Rstrdpes Der @cnos
duf oie aeboteH fplirhe. 3ns Recbt irgeubein
hebdlien.
sne Muaebote uiilier oerfieaeIi uro cnoorFri
fetn auf Der alseufeie hes Gouberts: r9los iur
Strect SiHprupement Bombs"
@ruft guu Rureeu
s ,22,2e aantfor Der Gtlot Cincinnati
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X0fal Hertht.
0mtes Neimltat
Sat Die Scforoernnsspriifnns fir bic
Silfspoli5iitcn geseltlst.

Die ItGotiide gtpilbienittpmmiiIion
aob eeitern oas ReTultat Der in perz
fluFener Doae itattgebabten 8eforoes
rungsprifung pon gegenpdrtteen
Silfss poli3iiten. In Der priifuns bat
ten As Mann tbeileenpmmert unb ron
bieieu fieIen nur fiinf bur6, bab beibt,
es gelang ibnen ntht, Die obIolut notb@
ipenoige puntte3abI BON 70 gu errei=
den.
Die bette griifung Iegte Charles
6. Yedger db, Der SO 2/7 erSielte uno
Die flint RGhiten tpdren: Sol. Shral,
"a 6/7; Robert Sbeartpooo "a 2/7;
Clarence g. gpnners, 81 81; Sbpm.
8. 9tlgrope, 80 6/7 unb Soiep9 3apf,
80 VI. Die ifbrtgen priiflinge, Die
e6enfaqs beitanben, iinb: 2puis 6.
!0etman, 9lnbrep ). iSiIber, 6orrp 5.
8alopin, 9. Sdaebele, Sobn g.
gprb. Samuel $. 9ennebn, 9niabt
Stebbtns, Sobn q. Cameron, 0enrp
8. Gnoers, !6enrp 3. Rapion, @aIter
SetIin9er, 5reo. u. Supel, Dm. 8o=
gel, 5reO. 5. gropn, 9lIfreb S.Wiefe,
SEQ Sduefer, Midael s. 9pnlin, 9us
MEL 9. Maber, Serman Mittenborf,
Sohn Rabe, SEQ. Seler, Q8m. 6.
Wtepers, 5reo. S. Seibert, Gbas. $.
Wtunot. 9arrp 5. 8ebIert, Sacob
s. 8eblert, Sacpb 6enn, Gbas. u.
Cummings, Gltfforb 6. Sobnion,
Sobn BaHt, 5reb. B. Snps, 5enrp
Suooenoorf unO 6reO. ShpdebIs.
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Su6rwerRe nito 2feroe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage & Express Co.

500 gtn5 gferbs uub Gi,l mHHen pertantt ser.
ben tnr Rate ben 20 Esld per saoHs nm R1un
tu r,oben fhr unisrt Wnssrwse esns gtsienuna Die.
'ts fne aHts cute pHb btnu6bart Tbisrt: eat
aftiimotihu HHe eireuiiten; eerebt aus bsr Mrte'
ktu drtett atiommen nab tersli tim Ioioriatn
@tbraud. eniat siait EabFs gftgbs pslts sea
uHiertn Hssuien bsHat' frareen nre einias Gtu'
ten .tptl6t itt bsm anfarf osrisittr Hdatn e.s
rcrfeH 5obtH: iernsr iresubeiEt auiobl saoe.n unt
@eidtrt. enfadt uHe osprti.e. ieiftt Rro tAprt.
Refine faiiH,r 9rttff eerlarai une hsiHeh, iretres
cine 8aarsCiieri, Dre berdis6tist. giiieisn IN
gbiIab,i9bia. gifisbBrc ane Giersi6rp Wan
|trett NIT etu RsiHsF.sfshr,r In uHisrsn etads,
sl2 OF gtari eirnts, @.nHiripania Ssbntot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified by
the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio,
as executor of the last will and testament oil
Louis Eichhold, deceased, late of said Coungy
JOllS B. E1CHHOLD, 21i3 W. sth street,
Building. 22n5
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gu pereaufen : yert6ieoe,ies.
gu berfaufen:

9ns noblbefannte Saloon.8eihaft
Siiooit.ede 5inolap lIno 9ogan Str. /;
0ertauft etlpa % Salbbdrrels per
8o6e; Wttetbe isbr niebrig; quite
8erfaufsgrunoe anaegebel aus Be.
iunobeitsriifiihten oesGigentbiiuers.
9eah5ufra9en am Blaee. IT
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9deIes Gincinnater gsolisbIa enftas, co. drs 1910.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
- has been duly appointed and qualified as
e1ecutrix nnder the last will and testament of
tne IN estate OF Peter M. Blasting, deceased. late
of Hamilton County, Ohio,
Dated at Cincinnati this f4th day of March
A. d., 1910.
CATHARINE BLASING, Executrix
ADOLPH A. GRUBER, Attorney Law
1912 Vine street. Phone t755 Y. f52229
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Derfangt: Oienff-gerfondf,

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pidh6.u iar 9auners., eaetn. uaa earsartstt
ROreoaseds Goast anb Gin Strast
Gtau, ianst tar aansatkfit; isin gas!&sa
l5l5 Woprt Styaht.
/ 81 q d eu fir nnneureire SanEnrbetL 357
aenrne Ios., s4poaoGIe.
Rdb4tn ilr aagsmsin. sensortsit; Gauiili, bsH
etDodaisHsa; sesE. y. atlrsHasn zsW 9at'
IStHas, saaGnui ssas.
eastss CIT ssisn. l4G es.msn ettass.
Mdh&tn fir alotmsius Gaasatesil s5I On
@odeai' assRns, aseHeote.
3Huet nm IN s, gasua ia etssi;,a. gio
@oemsaer Girabs.
Datetrsu 2sl6 a,osins Roas. GpeHsals.
eatss, fir aa3tmtint sausorbsit
il'nt Jaafgtf; ssiHt gtnber. 223 GgbaHs GvtHut,
apenbaIt
IGrfabreHe qgnftfrau; gutter gcbn. s33
SoretI Gne. aeouonle.
Rab6tn far aaQsmtint 6ausartsit 36l2 @ais,
tHetoa aptnas, apsneal'.
gd6er an Erob nub moas unb sur aust.lte
| an Safees. $50 gSeit q Ctr.
4 GG q 70 N tut &pmuM9fF&sAFbkl EAk A1NfH.
sls DaenR 1au apouoaIt
Renu far oaseattns sarmarb,it fstaa aeats
Gspga 2i7l EaoR a,iB apsaas ga Sua.
06b2tr iaf causarbsit iaH Rpaer; maj
bsim mai&ul uHe SkRdH nisttlita. isl0 Cats
faS Av.nut, ssalaut eiGs.
Rap9tH fas eauserbtit. 1906 stmsa styabs
imdbAta. nit Gmsitslunsta: lps in su ga,
sYtff
Mdtttn far aeesa uuB cgstmtin, eaagarbhi
iE tiHu Gamilis Sea Srigata. tsta gsaSspi
aaitr snbn. Gisi II, aeog, 3.gtSsA assHag EHt
AtapiHe Bgab.
lMabatu tsH unetiabs % sast,n far eausus,
stit; aaift subu. 40 IiatH >ttass
@ab6eu fiig 9aasarbeii; ieiu g9afbeu. 2eoi
ApIuaiH apfuut
gddtt ais tBsi. saab; eu,ts Esbn, 3immsr
UHs Ret lao gesa T. Streks
RaeatH iat aaa,mtius esnsafb,ii; ffIns qss,
mllit, Qastt essu 35sH @HgHr Astnat. assRI
sais.
Hrau Sesr WaDesa fur sea8bnii4t Gsuarstit.
1860 Race gfsabs m Sa!Ssa.
gd6tt suitr. ais brittle Ssns. um nit esm
sietHieama "a aFbsiisR. 2ils etEt Gffabs.
WsbatH iur aaqtmtfue eauseretu: cat, gt.
sahlans. 3l8l @tabtaa 8sas. apeHeals
RSe6tR iar 6aasatbtii. a04 CT T. Euass
Nae4t IN pom esHp, iar eaasaIbtii 2s35 S.ans
fen aptEas. ssslEai Gias.
MabarH sH.ss. far Gaassrbtit. sHt,r avba.
1900 Sr,nm STass
RGbGfn suie FIR agstmsiHs coasaFbsit rli;
eDtrs ptat Nas6sn. 39 eeHasa GaEri, 0eoHeaIt.
sR6s1tH far sa1sAaEbtii. l323 Mafa Strass.
SnahA Sd1stsi.
RdeesR iar olssmfiEt csussfbsit StasRt 8.
lsN IatH Sirase
Nae6sn ptatiarHngariltts, maj raietH are
bIetiH feansR elrT gtrlsHeH in hfr fsGiaillG. 2l9
CT sibtftp Sitatt s8sifstt.
S6dtr ais yRsi:t ssEp. 1904 gaHiis siiass.
AeslasteA Rs
mae9tH am bem Rs9en .u btlftn 10 Gusns
meoo arsnus AtoHbGif.
! B edeE, nsuifafs 80 Sahgt eli, iar Gaas,
rttHtesB. 4gl Vtsin Efrest.
SnHst .Faitstt, eetf ManH 21s CT G. er.,
zine 9ttr5t bet.
mahatn tHF eaasarssit, o2I2 eltabsra est.
getrusiat.
3rau hsuitat fur lfi4is eGusarstt 4ls Ettis
MaeGtR In tiEa aaw:!s sSR ttri 4srisRtH.
Gale aEtgat Habf MtabiEg 8saA
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Gin 8orfabIe Efen. bilIie; bGIt 10o
2eib groo:. 3eib's isnbrifat; III 70 gut tuis
nea q. ginion, Bethel. Ohio
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gir7 Sabre dltes Rferb nnb spring &sn,
GEN, SO. 3S47 GoLeraiu anenue. IL
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soe buIa geasn es,no Hn i,os S SsutE. Rs
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COPHERS Want
l.. TRAINING TABLE
POSITION TAKEN BY UNDER.
GRADUATES MAY RESULT IN
MICHIGAN MINNESOTA
GAMES.

There is some. faint ray of hope i'm
the demand of the students of the I'm
iversity of Minnesota for the return of
the training table, says the Duluth
Herald. CHANGING behind the hedge
fence of the first hue and outcry for
the proper diet for football men. one
may see the eventful loop for the re-
turn of Michigan to the conference
fold.
one OF the many very good reasons
why Michigan left the somewhat mar
row minded conference, was because
OF the insistence upon the abolition of
the training table. AS Michigan has
always had a very highly paid train
err and this man presumably believed
In earning his salary by having the
members of his squad i'm the very best
of condition, Keene Fitzpatrick, re-
tired trainer of Michigan and one of
the very best men in this country, OBJ
jected strenuously TO the cutting out
OF the training table, and i'm this very
wise objection he was sustained by the
students and athletic council of the
school
The conference wants Michigan
back in the fold. There are a few
men among even the college professors
who are wise enough to see that the
conference is going to be weakened
without Michigan, and that football
generally is going to be made more
uninteresting i'm the West without the
annual Michigan Minnesota game