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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09
.UHLAN EQUALED
WORLDS RECORD

Cleveland o.. Aug. 9.-Uhlan, the
champion trotting geldlng, owned by
g. X. g. Billings Of New York, equal
ed the worlds trottsng record to wagon
at the North Randall track yesterday,
stepping the mile In $500 flat
Conditions that were not exactly ia
vorable prevented his breaking the
record established by Lou Dillon at
Memphis, Tenn, on Oct. %, 1908. when
she did the mile In similar time. The
track was not as fast as usual
A fitful breeze also rendered to ham
per him.
Mr.. Billings drove the gelding. When
he steered his charge past the three
quarter pole in 1880 the immense
crowd present felt sure that record
would be broken. for Uhlan has al
ways been noted for his finishing
strength. However, he faltered slight
Nv on the stretch and when the judges,
after a comparison OF watches, finally
announced the time, 1t was found that
he had failed in hts attempt to lower
the record.
The quarter was timed at 1914, the
half at 59&. and the three-quarters
at 1880. The attempt was made inn
mediately following the conclusion of
the regular programme.
The second days programme of, the
grand circuit races furnished some
splendid sport, particularly in the
2:05 pace and the zs0s pace, the latter
for the Forest City stake of $4,000.
In the 2:05 pace C. The Limit, the
favorite, fulfilled expectations by win
ming, although Hal b.. jr.. made him
work hard to do SO. Hal B.. jr., won
the first heat and came within an ace
of taking the second c. The Limit
showed wonderful burst Of speed in
this heat
The 2:08 pace for the $4,000 Forest
City stake, the biggest money event Of
the day, furnished a big surprise in
the upset of Twinkling Day, the fa-
vorite, who sold at 500 to $50 and
was expected to gain an easy victory
He finished sixth In the first heat and
fifth in the second and was distanced
in the final. Sunny Jim lost the first
heat to Ginger by a nose, won the sec
ond by an eyelash and took the third
by a barely perceptible margin
Creighton pushed Lulu Arion hard
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CHICKENS EXPECTED
TO BE PLENTIFUL
IN NORTH DAKOTA.

Devils Lake. M. d., Aug. 9.-wfth
an ideal spring for breeding, plenty of
crop to feed on during the early sum
Der. and extra large crop Matched out.
the prospects fors chicken hunting in
northern North Dakota appears excep-
tionally fine at this time. One month
from Monday the hunting season
opens and as result hundreds Of hun
tiers will invade the country in the an
nual slaughter of birds.
From every direction comes the re-
port that chickens are plentiful and
that there will be good supply Of
ducks In the lake districts, especially
north Of here The chickens are re-
ported Of fine size and the coveys are
large.
A new phase Of the hunting situation
became known here today which
caused considerable surprise among the
hunters Of Devils Lake. The township
OF Minnewaukon, Ramsey county. will
permit no outsiders to hunt there The
clerk has been instructed to post signs
every available place serving notice
that outsiders are not wanted The
sentiment appears to be unanimous In
that section. and 1t is stated that the
first hunters to be found there, except
residents of the township, will be ar
rested and prosecuted for trespassing.
While few scattered farmers in
various sections have posted signs to
keep of" this has not been gener-
al by any means. Hunters as a rule
are very considerate when crops have
not been harvested and when the grain
is in the shock no damage Is done.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09
HACK LEAVES
ENGLAND FOR u. S.

George Hackenschmidt, the Russian
lion established record for elaborate
training details when he left his
shoreham bungalow for q motor car
dash to Southampton to sail for the
United States on the Olympic today.
IN letter received by Manager Jack
Curley, Hack outlines his travelling
plans. incidentally remarking that
when he steps upon the mat at the
South Side baseball park on the att
ernoon OF Labor day TO wrestle Cham
pion Frank Gotch he will have expend-
bd $500 for training expenses 900
dollars more than his training prepar-
atoms for the Gotch match at Deg
Ter pavilion four years ago cost him.
In the Hackenschmidt party aboard
the largest boat in the world are DIR.
q r. Roller, chief trainer: Johann
Koch, German athlete: Masseur Cole
man and German chef. At New
York the big foreign wrestler will
pick up Tom Jenkins who will accom-
pany him to Chicago and arrange all
details for the north shore bungalow
that Manager Curley will lease for the
hons training headquarters.
That there may be no interruption
in the system of severe training that
Hack has outlined to condition him
self for the climax match Of his ca
reer he has arranged to occupy the
gymnasium of the Olympic for three
hours each day, utilizing a mat for
rough work with DR.. Roller and Jo-
ham Koch. Ten cases OF special
spring water obtained in France and
utilized exclusively for drinking pur-
poses at the Hackenschmidt training
camp will be brought over and the
chef who was located at the ShOreham
bungalow will endeavor to bring with
him sufficient supply OF several
kinds Of food regularly eaten by the
big Russian athlete, to last until the
lay Of the bout.
These training precautions" said
Manager Curley, perhaps may appear
TO be not only extraordinary but quite
out of line with Hacks programme on
his tour Of the country under my d.
rection last winter. But he does not
wish to take any chances Of not be-
Ing in condition. The gymnasium on
the Olympic is one OF the most ade-
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Christine N D Aug. SO Tn. r.
rum: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson and
little daughter are isiting at st. Hill
aire. MINI.
Miss Andrea ETeyerhoim OF Nav
ville' Is visiting her father A. Heyer-
holm and other relatives here
J. Hason, one of the prominent
young men OF Moorhead, MINI, gpent
few days visiting the families Of
Elias Johnson and 7. p. Toilefson. He
returned home Saturday.
Miss Grace Ruud OF Casselton. ii
visiting Q. T. HaIaas and family this
week
Mrs. Z. A. Lucarason. Miss Andrea
Heyerholm and A. Heyerhoim visited
John Heyerholm at Wyndmere this
week.
Eddie and Willie ShurIey painted
August Nelson's residence
*. O. Trinterud our local pharrna-
cist returned from d pleasant vacation
IN the western part OF the state this
week.
Miss Lottie Tollefson IS visiting her
uncle Rev n. G. ToIlefson at Finley.
Word comes that Banker and Mrs.
@. Leer. are enjoying the sea breezes
Of Lake Melissa and the pleasures Of
summer vacations. Co. q.
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Tinara Wara vanruiahad.

New York. Aug. s.-New York won
both ends Of the double header with
Detroit. The home team captured the
first BY punching five hits with a pass
of Mullin In the eighth inning, giving
them four runs. Cobb drove In Detroit,g
first three runs. One man on second
and one out In the ninth when Cobb
hit d terrific liner toward first. Chase
made sensational one-hand catch Of
the drive and doubled Jones at second
ending the game.
The second game was pitchers bat
tie between Fisher, who aucceeded
Vaughn after the first inning. ana La
fitte. Cobb scored Detr0it's only run
on his two Dagger and Crawford's SIN
gle. Hartsell drove ia New Yorks two
runs In the second with timely single.
Moriarty was badly spiked Iii the rirf,f
knee BY Daniels In tne first game ana
was carried or the field. Cobb was put
out Of the second game In the third IN
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in each heat OF the 2:10 trot, espe-
cially in the second heat, when Kenyon
had to drive his mare hard but could
not prevent Lulu Arion from winning
In straight heats. Viola Strong made
q fine bid Ia the second heat but
was unable to hold the pace to the
finish.
Lee Wilson. driven by Dodge. took
the 1922 trot, the first event on one
programme, In easy style. Gordon
Todd, with Geers handling the refns.
was the favorite in the betting but
he broke In the first heat when he
appeared to have 1t won, and Geers
unable to steady him In either OF the
succeeding heats. had to take fourth
money.
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week with a pillow on either side Of
him which represented the controls and
. pillow between his knees he would
SIT In bed swaying back and forth in
imitation of the movements Of an air
ship and attempting to readjust the
equilibrium OF the machine. on his
second trip In q real airship he sue
5cessfully covered 500 feet and within a.
week was an unusually proficient avia-
tor.
Below at left, Captain Thomas S.
Baldwin who will fly in the RED DevIT'
AT right Charles n Willard, the brill
liant college man who has taken up
aviation as a science.
Chicago Aug. s.--When the worlds
greatest aviation meet here on Aug. IL
to 20 on Grant Park ait the lake front.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09
Old setteIsrs' Picnic.

Pingree, N. D., Aug. 9.-The old
settelers' picnic at Jim lake, July 30,
was big attraction, many families
flocking to the resort from all parts
of the neighborhood It>is estimated
that there were about 500 present OF
the contests scheduled, Cy Madsen
won the two swimming races, and Geo.
Larson won the boat race. The ball
game which resulted Pingree II and
Edmunds 4, was too one sided to be
Of much interest to either spectators
or players.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

quately equipped that Hack has seen
and be Is more than delighted with
this facility for daily training while
on the ocean. The swimming pool is
one Of his hobbies. In addition to
the gymnasium work Hack win take
his daily running workout, the deck
Of the big steamer affording quar-
ter-mile track
Gotch's rival celebrated his saith
birthday anniversary at the Shorehaln
training camp on July 20. DIR. Roller
writing that the big wrestler treated
himself to an hours extra work with
the weights, electing to hurl a sixty
pound bell to his wrestling partner
during most Of that period as If ii
were medicine ball. 'Tt was the most
strenuous birthday anniversary I ever
celebrated-for another person. adds
the Seattle physician.
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main untiI she las fu1ly recovered her

main until she has fuzzy recovered her
health.
Quite bit of rain fell the past week
which was needed very much and ik
has done much good toward helping
the late grain along.
The hunters expect to have good
time this fall when they take ttasr
annual hunting trip for 1t Is reported
that prairie chickens and wild ducks
are more plentiful this year than they
have been for long time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton and daugfl-
ter Miss Martha left last Tuesday for
Winnipeg, Manitoba. where they WIN
visit for some time before returning
to their home In Seattle, Wash.
We expect to start harvesting about
Aug. ii. The crops around here look
very good. Cor. C.
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Upper left. Rene Simon. the 'fool-
fiyer." a happy GO lucky Frenchman
IN bis Bleroit monoplane Upper right,
Lieutenant conneau flying under the
name Of beaumont" king OF aviators.
who won The Paris Brussels aviation
race.
Center, left to right: Henry w. At
wood who recently flew from Boston to
Washington and made the first call on
a president Of the United States in an
airship. Chas X Hamilton the far
famed aviator Earl l.. Ovington the
first aviator who ever few over the
city Of Boston. Ovington has the dis
tinction Of being the only man who
ever learned to fly In bed. Week after
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

America will have the opportunity of
seeing contests in aviation such as have
never been held before. Practically all
Of the great ayiators Of the world will
be In attendance, some forty in num-
ber and will compete for the prizes
aggregating total value OF $50, 900.
For the first time In aviation. the
aviators will only be paid for the ac-
tual time spent In the air In contests
and for actual winnings, SO that they
will have an added incentive to attempt
flights, where they might otherwise
feel that the share. of profits would
come to them Just the same whether
they took part or not.
Grandstands have been built with Il
seating capacity Of 10000, Of which 3d.
900 seats will be free to the public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09
GENTLEMEN

IL you want to win, whether sweet
heart or place,
Have all your clothes pressed and q
smile on your face.
Your suit win look new. IL we take
care of IT.
And In new suit you'Il be properly
AT.
In pressing and cleaning and season.
able styles.
You'll find IL aIeading BY measure
less miles.
30 come IN and see us. and wen show
You Why,
our prices are right. not up In the
sky.
Dakota Tailoring Co. zoe III 2. avenus.
Phone 97s, Fargo. N n. Harry N.
Hansen manager
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mccarthy Accepts ckaII.rus.

Mr.. Bedinger, manager 1or Luck
Mccarthy stated that the Fargo white
mans hope will be glad to meet Elmer
Sanders OF Denver, who issued him a
challenge through The Forum last
evening. McCarthy's manager would
like to meet Sanders at the office Of
the sporting editor at The Forum
building this evening after 1890 O'Clock
or at any other time convenient to the
Denver lad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 9.--Minnea-
polls could not hit Rhoadea with any
success today and lost the second
game OF the series. to /. Kansas City
punched hits In the fourth and the
home club punched three errors in the
fifth. President Chivington was a
spectator. The score: r. II e.
Minneapolis ................, 4
Kansas City ............ s IL q
Batteries-Patterso Cayet and
owens; Rhoades and James.
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champs Won Anothar.

Philadelphia, Aug. s.-Philadelphia
made 1t three straight victories over
Chicago by winning the game, 4 to i.
The home team won by punching five
hits, which included a triple. three
doubles and single. with a base on
balls off White In the seventh and
eighth innings. Plank did not give
base on balls until the seventh inning,
when he mixed up three passes with a
sacrifice, and Danforth, the Texas
south-paw, took his place. Eddie
Collins made a seasons record here
for second baseman. by accepting
fourteen chances Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia ................. 10 o
Chicago .-................ o.
Batteries Plank. Danforth and
Thomas; White and Payne.
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STATE BASEBALL NEWS

Hankinson won from Great Bend
Sunday by q score Of 8 60 3. Renix
for Hanklnson was hit hard. hut was
effective In The pinches. Neff for
Great Bend pitched good BAH with the
exception Ok the second inning when
four scores were made Of his delivery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

II was reported in this column Of
The Forum In the issue of Aug. z
that Blabon defeated Hope by score
Of to 2. The Hope team denies this
statement and in a communication to
the sporting editor this morning state
that the score was to / In favor OF
Hope.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09
RESIDENTS We. BOOMERS.
Tonisht's Game MiII 60 IRE Flrst Of
the Season.

The Residents and Pioneers are
straining every effort TO play safe
winner In tonight's game OF the Y M.
c. Al. league. The Pioneers have some
strong men out and expect to win the
majority OF the final games. A num-
Der OF the new players Ia the field are
Kossick. Enoch ePterson. Paul Peter
son, Bolster and A. T.. Miller.
Owing 20 the short twilight at this
time of the year the game viii start
promptly at o'clock. Players are re-
uuested to be In the field at Gao. The
standing Of the teams:
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Crystal Motee

Crystal. N. ID, Aug. ITO The F,o-
rum: Dr. and Mrs. McGarry and baby
and Miss Jennie O'SuIlIvan arrived
from Chicago on July rs. Or. Me-
Garry expects 10 return to Chicago
this week, but Mrs McGarry viii r.
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Columbus, o., Aug. indianapolis
batsmen lift hard and had some luck
with hunts while winning their Sec
ond game of the series. Sensational
plays by Columbus outfielders featur-
ed. Schiller scattered his hits until
the ninth. when three were punched.
Score: SR.H.E
Columbus .................... 2 s q
knuAAHapOnS ssssss.....ss..s IL q
Batteries - Liebhardt, Cook and
Walsh; Schiller and Ritter.
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st. Paul, Aug. s.--st. Paul had one
big inning against Stoney McGlynn
today and took advantage Of the slip
by scoring enough runs to beat Mil
waukee. Gehring started the game for
the local club but was forced to re-
tire at the end OF the fourth inning
after being hit on the knee with a
drive or the bat of Harry Clark. Chech
finished up In good shape. Score:
RH.E.
st. Paul ....sssss.....ss..s. b
Milwaukee ................... s q
MISUNDERSTANDING, Chech and
Kelly; McGlynn. Marion and schaIk-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

Capt. George Moriarty of the De-
troits tigers doesn't drink, smoke or
swear and insists on his ball players
going to church on Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

Coach Watkins Is smiling an optim-
istic smile these days, which might
be an indication of what his next sea-
sons football team is going to be.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

In case Cincinnati does not play
Cleveland post-season series, Frank
Bancroft win take the reds to Cuba,
with Marsans and Almead as the
headliners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

1t is stated that the American league
has finally abandoned the cork GEN.
ter ball.
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Cubs Win from Giants.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Chicago defeated
New York to 1. The game was a
pitchers battle in which Richie re-
ceiyed the better support. WiItse's
base on balls, followed by a triple
and an out, and two errors on salier's
drive also followed by triple gave
Chicago three runs. A double and a
single Melted New York one run.
Score: R.HE
Chlcago .s.'..s....'s'....... O
new 1OFk sss,..ssss.
Notwithstanding and Archer: witt
Sc, Crandall and Myers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
WiId sIuanlnu March.

Toledo, Aug. e.-Thirty- hits for
q total OF forty-two bases were made
in the game between Louisville and
Toledo, which as won by Toledo, is
to 8. The home club pounded Hearne
and Slagle to all corners and ran wild
on the bases. Swami kept his hits
scattered. Shortstop Butler and Catch
err Miller collided In the sixth and But
Ter was compelled to retire. His
shoulder may be broken. Score:
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Connie Mack is going to follow the
ideas Of Jennings In spring training
trips. The athletic leader viii take
his men TO San Antonio for couple
Of weeks. work north with the young
pitchers and main body OF the team.
but let the old pitchers stay In the
south until the opening of the cham
pionship season.
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pirate. WALTON PhiIllss

Pittsburg, Aug. 9.-Pittsburg shut
out Philadelphia 10 to o. The visitors
reached third base only three times.
Lobert was caught at the plate at
tempting to stretch a three Dagger into
home run. Pittsburg punched hits
and runs between the second and
eighth innings, hitting both Beebe and
Ewing who succeeded to the rubber
after the fourth inning, rather freely.
Pittsburg tried a new man at first
base, Keene of the Springfield team of
the Ohio league. He hurt his leg in
the fifth inning and was relieved by
Hunter. Ferry was strong and was
given errorless support. Score:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg IL q
Philadelphia .............. 10 z
Batteries-Ferry and Gibson; Beebe
Ewing and Madden.
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Washington. aug. washington
drove Nelson from the rubber in one
inning ana easily defeated st. Louis.
10 to S. The batting of Walker and
fielding Of Conroy were features.
Score R.H. Il.
Washington ................ 10 o q
st. Louis .............. 81
Batteries Johnson and Street; Mel
SON. Hamilton and Stephens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

Writings two home runs for the bend
ers were the feature Of the game.
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pHvsIcIANs

II. j. CAMPBELL, nj. D.-PRACTICE
limited to diseases Of women-Genito,
urinary and skin diseases. ONCE hours,
10 10 ~ and q to 5. Over Mcdonald
drugstore, Front street. Phone 40.
DIR. r. II. BURTON-OFFICE HOURS
10 TO IL a. M, TO and to o p. M
once: Stern building. Phone ISL.
DR.. ). q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, deLendrecle block.
DRS BARROW Il WEIBLE, deLEND.
recie block. Office hours from 8 to Q
DIS. Il. Fl. BAILEY KACHELMAcH-
er. Specialists, eye, ear nose and
throat. ONCE hours, to 12 and 1870
to 3. Offices In the Stern block
DIR. A. G. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Office over WlIser's drugstore,
COS Front street. Hours 8 TO II; 2 TO s
and Ito 8. Telephone 1O43-L Office.
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. Office COS Front street. Once
hours: 10 to ~ q: m, TO s and TO B
D. m. Phones: Once. 308; resIdance 2T@
DR. HOMER b. SMITH, deLENDKECiE
building. Phone 21e4-L. Hours: 2 Is
p. IN. Residence phone 2194-L2.
DIR. ]. l.. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, COG Front street.
j. w. VIDAL NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
physician and surgeon. Edwards block,
Fargo, N. ID.
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Cardinals Shut nn4

st. Louis, Aug. 9.-Brooklyn shut
out st. Louis to 0. Knetzer kept
his hits well scattered. The visitors
first run came In the fourth on two
singles and Harmon's error. Two sing
giles and a stolen base netted them an
other in the NINTH Wheat scored both
runs. Harmon famed eight. Score:
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Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
ciney shut QUE boston.

Cincinnati, Aug. s.--Cincinnati de-
feated Boston here this afternoon by
q score Of 3 to o. Gaspar was In f,ne
form and held the visitors safe at
all times. Esmond's batting featured.
Score: p IT n
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
Recruit Made Good.

Boston. Aug. s.-Boston won a nip
and tuck battle with Cleveland yester-
day. to s. The batting Of Hooper
and Gardner was worthy of note. The
first appearance OF Cunning, a former
Princeton athlete, at first base for Bos-
ton, was creditable. Score: RH
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-09

Marsans, the Cuban with the reds
is hitting 1857 for twelve games.
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MIDWIFE AND NURsE-

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED, GRADUATE
as midwife (JoTdemoder) and nurse from
Christlania, Norway. is Tenth street
south. Phone 1877. Fargo, N. ID.
MRS. MAE LAMBRAKIs, NURSE AND MID.
wife, graduate Maternity Department Co
lumbia University, N. Y. City. AIS 10th So
So, Fargo Phone 575-L.
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ciated charities; to q D. M, No. rs
Eighth street south, phone GIT. Resi-.
dence 1896 Second avenue south, phone
2041-L. Hours: $50 a. 10. to D. IA. At