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Evening journal., 1911-01-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WILL SAVE MONEY
Schedule Committee Has Sue
Ceaded ia Reducing Nile
age Of the Teams
By united Press Leased speoial WIG

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
LAUGHERY CLUB, Aurora. Indi-
ana, Jan. 4-Thousands OF dollars will
be saved to the National Baseball
League by the adoption of the
schedule for 1911. framed by Presi-
dent Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittshurg
Club, President Lynch and Secretary
Heydler When the schedule Is sub
mitted TO the magnates for approval
they will be surprised to learn how
effectively the schedule committee has
performed its task Of reducing the
seasons mileage OF every club in the
organization
Members Of the schedule committee
refused to-day 70 make public the
total mileage saved, but from hints
dropped by Dreyfuss, il is apparent
that they have succeeded IN doing
something which the old committee
under the guidance Of Charley Eb-
belts. failed 70 bring about
In the case of the Pittsburg club
the amount Of mileage saved is amaz-
ing Last year the Pirates Travelled
10000 miles. Next season the team
will travel only $4,000. a saving OF
/ 5000 miles for one club. Figuring
on a basis Of two cents a mile, the
Pittsburg club, which travels with
about twenty players, saves $4,000 OF
the salary Of one pretty good bal
player for the season
The Cincinnati club, which Travelled
10000 miles last season, will trave
only 1000 next season, a saving Of
1000 miles, or approximately $780, Nc
figures could be procured on the
other clubs, but It is said the travelling
expenses Of every club in the league
will be cut materially.
The schedule will be submitted tc
the magnates in February
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
gP91s fIS KEEPS
PROGRESSIVE AWAY

49, I'd Press Leased Special Wire.
Ws l1NGTON, Jan. Am attack
I'D sndicitis has deprived the pro-
We Democrats of Wager Shir-
the Kentucky representative who
to bear the brunt of the pro-
.ssive movement in the coming
emocratic caucus. Shirley Is IN a
,erious condition in a Louisville hos
pital following an operation. He was
stricken on Monday, and the operation
was deemed necessary. The surgeons
said Shirley would be unable to re-
sumo his work at the capitol for al
least a month.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
CHICAGO POLICEMAN KILLED
Shot Twice in Back While ETcorting
Nom Union Men.

BY United Press Leased Special wire
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Police here 10
day are investigating the NTH death
due 70 -Ae garment workers stflke
which now has been going on lot IouI
,,,onths The latest victim is Fred
Rheinhardt. special policeman who
was killed while escorting two non
union workers home. His asssilants
escaped. -,
back by two persons, thought 70 pe
strikers. Falling TO the pavement ano
writhing in agony he drew MS re-
volver and fired three times al MS as
sailants, none Of the shots taxing ei'
feet -.
The non-union workers hed wner
the shooting began, and a passer-b,
attracted by the noise, called the 20
lice. The wounded man died on th'
way TO the hospital.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
Doctors Unlock Jaws of
Tefanus Victim, Who Improves

After lingering between life and
death for several days with tetanus,
which he contracted by stepping on
rusty nail while chasing a burglar.
who attempted TO break into his en-
ployer's house, at Bear Station, Joshua
Conman. colored. patient at the New
Castle County Hospital Is expected to
recover. He is being faithfully attend
ed by Drs. Fl. W Briggs and J. W.
Bastian.
Several days ago the mans Jaws
we're tightly locked and he had to be
fed through straws. His Jaws are now
unlocking and he is able to eat. His re-
covery is now looked for.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
I SETTLE
GRAFT CASES

3 United Press Leased Special Wire.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. AL
though it. is denied that there is any
serious hitch in the negotiations look
ing to the settlement of the capitol
graft, civil suits, it is said the matter
will not reach a fnality before the
early part Of next week.
Attorneys on both sides, while they
will not discuss the subject p iolicly,
express the opinion privately that a
settlement is highly probable as mat-
ters stand. When everything is ready
counsel will appear In the Dauphin
County Courts and ask for a decree
putting an end 10 the proceedings.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
neneen Irnores Lorimer Issue.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. l4.-Re-
ferring only in general terms 10 llli-
nois political corruption and making
no comment on the recent election OF
William Lorimer as United States SEN
ator. Governor Deneen, in his message
to forty-seventh Illinois Assembly,
which opened to-day, devoted his
principal comments to the State con-
troll Of railroads, express companies
and stock and bond issues.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
CANNON LAUGHS AT LEGACY.
Uncle Joe Says s2,5OO,OOO Gift to Hin
Is a Hoax.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-speai
Cannon received a momentary II.
yesterday when a curious letter, pd
marked Bombay. India. arrived, G
tanning the information that 500
pounds, or nearly $2,500.000 had bAs
left him by a Bombay banker ford
friendly act performed several YEA
ago" Speaker Cannon scrutinin
the letter carefully ana laughed head
lily. He passed It around his or
and everybody agreed that the lefs-
was the work of a crank b.
"It's all rubbish" said the Spethe
last night II never pefriendef
Bombay banker; in fact, donfk in
any banker there. There's nofweeks
it, so far as can imagine. e town
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
POSTAL BANKS
hLD BIl /" FIRST LAY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-From all
over the country today came glowing
reports Of the first days business yes
terday, in the new postal savings
banks. The statements of receipts at
the oifices-one in each State-were
not made public, but Postmaster Cen
eral Hitchcock laid them before a
specially called meeting Of the board
OF postal savings bank trustees today.
There are several problems yet 10 be
worked out by the Administrative
officers, but the board hoped 10 COM
plete all plans today.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
Injured Ave Imnroving.

The automobile in which William G.
Coke, Arthur H. O. Garrett and John
F. Neary figured IN an accident, at
New Castle on Sunday evening has
been removed 10 a local garage for
repairs. The machine was badly dam
aged. The injured autorists continue
70 improve.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMM

NEW YORK. Jan f-nged from
market opened strong. Hlvania and
the feature. going 70 62irginia rail-
considerable gains all, with Town
railroad list. Ia Love Point, at the
IL o'clock mis- county, as the ter
,~tfrrftv dar
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
RUSHING JUSTICE. .5
TOWARD GALL SeJSSFISsr eIs Y V

Huu>orn-F q orru-Ft -----.v y = y -,
J. Gallagher. who shot A4rskf9r c.. nor I
Of New York, on Augusta, ars who is
on trial here on the charge Of shoot
ing Street Cleaning Commissioner
big Bill' Edwards. at the same time,
is getting a fair taste Of Jersey JUS
tice."
A jury was selected in ten minutes
The presentation Of the States evi-
dence was completed IN less than four
hours. when the defense opened. II
was believed Gallagher would know
his fate before night.
The charge OF shooting Mayor Cay
nor will be postponed, for under New
Jersey law, Gallagher may be trief
for murder should Mayor Gaynor d
within a year from the effects OF in
wound. sl- ar
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
% OF TRADE.

about "a FOn Likely to be Dis
,So,,n,aS o,JnS', w,sb ~1'Sp ~ srsday's Meeting.
dsnt Corey. M Orohin, recent
esovernme.dslrman of the Mercan-
bonds nnch,e of the Board Of Trade
y l. l1nu116 l1nu116 statement of his view
vsnce 4 osed new franchise roi
other sidsgton City Electric Com
suspect h thought, however. that a
( Of prices the Board Of Trade to be
unload brow evening will provoke
Bull ~ S'-o~ssinn Of the matter.
/ in hi
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
.SlOO FINE ON
MEDICINE MAN
AlverSOn Pleads GU'ty to
Practising Here without
State Lice

In the Court Of Ger
day, the Grand Jury r.et B.
u. Alvsrson. of Fhlto .sr.
charge Of practioir lolf
2 license Throuf W crr
vester D. Towns lsoc.l ils1eI
guilty and was t flal bad cct
Alverson haf ais Office il lt'l..e'-
phia and goes - clers1r Ia o.
the country earlr rlI n
matism.
Chief Ju-n'f unf r &
sentence informs N
lAlyerson ael 1eer croles 4e IN
ton of me s.ur uH the
minimur lne WIS rles Ane
lis fro 600 tc paid
the src snF
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
rRUSTEEsHIP FOR MR. NIELDs,

TRUsTEEsHIP FOR MIR. NIELns.
In the Orphans Court to-day John
Nields, on the petition Of Charles
curtis and Samuel Bancroft, was
linted a trustee for the Delaware
strial School for Girls. Mr..
IS succeeds the late Thomas NJ.
2fy
aomas NJ. Monaghan was appoint
eG guardian for John Burke, the for
mer guardian having resigned
Louis D. Braudeis. counsel for the
shippers, expects to produce further
evidence in support of his claim that
the railroads can save 81, 100000 a day
by scientific business methods, during
the forthcoming argument.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
school .rra al.

B. I.Hsr pr al Wire
SCRANTON fr School
-ort-aicr 81 lcf lr came into
.-urt cty .- .al. cas- Of nollo
c.nfeadcrs rents chars-
.rr siu rr r.t an illegal
ut.ras. fr -c.fr- tn the school
roart rhl De- as member of *.
T.s gr-s oy Judge z. c.
..-e.cru.h a. was suspended.
the grand jury
|tl,. r-r onnected with the
rr- srrsef others, which held
.r-- -ra making repairs 10
.boo' f in the school dis
Evening journal., 1911-01-04
NAV Appeal to Hamnder @ufn.

May Appeal to Hamnder Run.
BY United Press Leasetr city tlodies
LIMA, Peru. Jan 4---lu Office any
airy dispute with Ecuador salth or its
tied by the Hague Peace lg them a
Ecuador will agree TO tbs
ton made by the Unite
Argentina and Brazil. theork OF me
powers Peru has agree everylnlns =
her claims 70 the tribun airing upon
Evening journal., 1911-01-04

ton made by the Unite
Argentina and Brazil. theork OF the
powers. Peru has agree everything
her claims 20 the tribun arins UPON upon
Park Executive Us the collec-
Routine business ocf' Ine cleanu
slon ~ the Park Exacand everything
which was held this lntenanSe .,
"A'0N y perfectly clean
Futerlue for make it, VIII fall
u,t~,. hlarke 1alth. II will be the
.he ~. also to solicit bids
neiv ~ 'n. removal of the gar
hilauslpn'e, eth other bids that
a. unusl w their supervision and
League OF Ne5ard that will pass and
received ~ provided approvals are
Physical Dine Mayor.
two entrieses of the Board will also
members ITO by them, all bills being
ton. from whatever sums the
al appropriate for the main-
4 pfce of the department Salaries or
members will probably be in
sreased to a figure that will in mea-
sure recompense them for the time
thew devote in the interests OF the de-
partment. AS suggested, the members
Of the board will each receive an an
nual sum of $500 with the exception
of the president Of the Board who VIII
receive at least s400. The officers OF
the department will be appointed py
the Board Of Health and their salaries
paid by the Board. as will all other eX-
penses of the Board
Want $4,000 appropriation.
IL is understood that minimum ap-
propriation of $4,000 will be asked lot
by the Board for the coming year. h.s-
timates made yesterday bring tH%
prospective expenses of the Boar
close to this figure. The secretary.
an assistant secretary. the execuuye
officers. the members OF the poaIu,
telephone rental. stationery, clotninB
and all other expenditures VIII p9
made from this amount Inls nguse
is the minimum amount when VIII p9
asked for from the City Council, ous
II is needless to say that the boalu
of Health will accept whatever sise
the Council may see Mt to approRIAa.1
as the sums appropriated IN toII1sr
wears TO the Department. TOT us ma'rs
fenance are said to have Deen louho
most insufficient
Under the proposed act the appoin.eo
secretary Will also act as the registrar
Of births, deaths and marriages 10 con-
junction with his duties as the secre-
tary of the Board Of Health
Those attending the conference yes
terday afternoon we're: Doctor z. An.
thony Beck and Henry A. Cleaysr' o.
the Board of Health; Josiah Marvel.
T. chalkley Hatton, William ?. BAN
croft and Howell S England, mem
hers OF the Municipal Commlttee OF
the Board of Trade, and Dr. r ~.
Tomlinson. DR.. Harrison W. HoNeh
and sylvester d. Townser l.
Evening journal., 1911-01-04

Routine business ocr, the cieann-
sion OF the Park Exec anu eseas ~ Nm :, {
which was held this AnssHanIo osesasis, ~ oi..r
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Baseball
MEREDITH TEAM 4.
BEAT HALSTAD
LOCAL DRUG HOUSE BOYS De.
FEATED THE FAST GOPHER AG-
observation-disclosures ALLOW
Ed BUT ONE HIT AND STRUCK
OUT TWELVE.

One hit and one run by the visitors
! tells the story of what the Halstad
team was able to do against the Mere
dith team yesterday when the locals
ran away with the team from the
gopher town by score Of to /.
The game was replete with fast
and brilliant playing although the err
rors were numerous. In an effort to
give the fans a fast exhibition Of ball
the men were rather careless in handling
the sphere, but nevertheless there
wasn't dull moment in the game.
Fiddler, the local pitcher, was in
great form yesterday, allowing but
one hit which was secured by Schan
in the eighth inning. He showed
excellent judgment and had control Of
the ball at all times, striking out
twelve men and running up his grand
total Of strikeouts for the season.
Several new men appeared in the
lineup OF the Fargo drug house boys
and they materially assisted in the
team work of the local aggregation.
Their batting as well as fielding was
Of the high class order.
The visiting team had nine errors
chalked up against them which Is
responsible for some Of the runs OF
the locals. Fargo made Ave mistakes,
none OF which were costly.
The teams lined up as follows:
Meredith-Bryer, II; Smith, SIS; Col
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BOB FITzSIMMONS
BADLY INJURED.

Batavia. N. r.. June 1s.-Robert
Fitzsimmons, former champion OF the
prize ring. was injured in an automo-
bile accident near here yesterday re-
ceiving severe bruises and cuts.
Fitzsimmons, HIS wife and william
Lafontaine, a chauffeur. were en- route
from Cleveland to New York. in the
former lighters ninety horsepower
machine rebuilt from the one formerly
used by Barney Oldfield as racing
car. While running at high speed the
machine swung OF the road In try
ing to pass another car and the wheels
on the right side went into the ditch,
causing the big automobile to over
turn. Mrs. Fitzsimmons and the
chauffeur were thrown clear OF the
machine, but Fftzsimmons was pinned
under the rear seats. He was brought
here for medical treatment.
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ORIGINAL Team
WAS Defeated
ORIGINAL BASKETBALL Play
Frs WERE SHUT OUT IN A
HoTLY CONTESTED GAME BY
THE PRESENT DAY PLAYERS
OTHER ATHLETICS.

The frst basketball team that ever
played in North Dakota could not
come back, although the men fought
hard, and the present day players de-
feated the original team to o. in a
hard fought game Saturday. The
game was the chief athletic event of
the twenty-fifth celebration Of the
founding Of the Fargo Y, M. C. A.
Much to the surprise of everyone
the originals showed their old cum
ming and keeness in all departments
of the game excepting shooting. They
passed the ball with a great deal Of
accuracy and fought for every adj
vantage possible. Although not get
ting many shotes, nevertheless they
failed to make good on the oppor-
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COLLEGE BALL
PLAYERS BUSY
MEN WHO PLAYED ON THE
LOCAL COLLEGE BASEBALL
TEAMS THIS YEAR ARE BUSY
DURING SUMNER MONTHS IN
FOLLOWING THE GAME.

The men who held down the posi-
lions on the A. c. and Fargo college
baseball. teams this year are more
than busy following the national
game az past.me for the summer
and picking up a little spending
money for the months that they are
In college next year,
Coach Watkins of Fargo college
although not player on the varsity
team Is a baseball man Of some abil-
ity. Saturday he left for Esmond, N.
D., in company with another player
who will do the twirling for Esmond,
and the two will play there for sew
eral weeks. The addition of the two
local men to the Esmond nine is ex-
pected to do wonders.
Gardner, the famous slab artist of
Fargo college, is working this sum-
mer with Slingsby, the all around
crack athlete and catcher of the Far
go college nine. This battery is
spending. its time in the towns of the
southeastern part Of the state. It is
playing almost every day and reports
coming In. almost without exception,
tell OF game being won by the clev-
or pitching of Gardner and the time
ly hitting of Slingsby.
Forth and Catlin, who make up
another Fargo college battery, are do
Ing some baseball work this year.
These two men are filing engage
ments with some Of the smaller
towns In this section Of the state and
are well thought of wherever they
have worked, winning many games.
and being popular with the fans be-
cause of their gentlemanly manner
Of playing the game
Captain Foss Of the A. G. champion
nine is out at Mott where he is doing
most successful work. He has with
him one Of the famous Thomas broth
ers of Lake Forest university, who is
doing the twirling. Thomas played
ball in North Dakota last year, but is
better than ever this season. His
collegiate tossing this year won the
championship for Lake Forest among
the secondary colleges OF Illinois.
Thomas is also an all around athlete.
being crack football and basket
ball player.
Baker, the clever little twirler at
the A. c., is working with the Faulk-
ton team of the South Dakota league.
The Faulkton team recently took a
slump and Baker is doing a great
deal toward placing the team back in
its regular position in the percentage
column.
Many of the other players are
scattered over the state playing one
game with this team and the next
with another. All Of them are maxi
ing good. The Meredith team of
Fargo has several college players
from both institutions and the drug
house team has taken decided brace
since the acquisition OF the college
players. It is gratifying to see and
observe the success that the local
college ball players. are having this
season following the national game.
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Indians Lost Another.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 19.--Althougn
Indianapolis knocked Leroy out of thu
box, getting six hits and three runs
In three innings, ST. Paul won the
game BY the score of to 3. Chech
finished the game for st. Paul and
held the visitors safe at all times.
Aubrey and Butler both made home
runs for st. Paul. Score: R.H.E.
IA '''....... ......-... 5 10 0
Indianapolis
Batteries--Leroy. Chech and Kelly:
Webb and Mccarthy.
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BASEBALL in EVENING
Baseball Game viii Be played Here
Wednesday 1t 6:3O--New Eng
land Tsam Coming.

Evening baseball will be given the
fans Of Fargo and If the proper sup
port Is given the twilight game, the
enthusiasts may be given more of the
evening variety of ball.
Wednesday evening at $3.50 the New
England team and the Meredith nine
viii stage 8 contest at Athletic park.
The visitors are coming with a host
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19

Detroit. Mich, June bly, great
batting rallies in the eighth ana ninth.
in which Cobb and Crawford figured
conspicuously, Detroit defeated Chi
cago is to Is, Cobb drove Jones and
Bush across in the ninth with his fifth
hit Of the day, tieing the score, and
then came home himself when Craw-
ford smashed the ball far over Bodies
head. score: R.H.E
Detroit .......s...........16 21 4
Chicago TX 1e >
batteries Summers. Works. Coving
ton, Mitchell. Stanage and Casey and
Schmidt; White. Clustead, White and
Payne.
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STARS DID NOT COME so
GAME WAS CALLED OFF.

Baltimore, June 19.-Because
Manager ''HaP' Chase and Short
stop Knight Of the New York
Americans did not accompany the
team that came here yesterday for
an exhibition game with the Bal
timore Eastern league club. Man
ager Dunn Of Baltimore declared
the game OFF.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pitchers Hit Hard.

Cleveland. O.. June 1s.-cleveIana
played a postponed game with ST.
Louis and won. 10 to Z. All pitchers
were hit hard and received erratic
support Score R.H E..
Cleveland 10 IA .
81. Louis .........-........ 10 4
Batteries-James and Land; Powell
Hamilton and Clarke.
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squat when the big regetta rally
comes off.
A good wind pump would have been
a fine thing for the men who played
in the originals and modern basket
ball players game at the Y. M. C. A.
celebration. All of the men became
winded after about FIVE minutes of
play and demanded a fresh air
supply.
Leo Kossick is playing a little
baseball with the D. B. c. team to
keep in trim for some Of his coming
bouts.
The New York highlanders have
taken seven straight games, three Of
which were from the ever winning
Detroit tigers.
The waseda university baseball
team of Japan was given a silver
loving cup by President Judson Of
Chicago university on the occasion of
the last game between Waseda and
Chicago last week.
Eddie Phelps, who used to be a.
red, and then went to the Cardinals
is the catching sensation of the east
ern league this year. His throwing is
said to letter perfect.
For a losing team the Boston
rustlers are the champion run makers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19
| IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

Inns, 2b; Holt. c: Ruckles., CT: Rus
ness. Id; Fiddler. p; Anderson, RI;
McNalty. 3b.
Halstad-Kragland. p Hines, Sb;
Houske, c; Bdek, CT; Schan, RI; Sher-
UNI, II; Wang, SIS; Gderdinger, lib;
Kraghler, 2b.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19
PHYsIcIANs.

r.. ]. CAMPBELL, M D.-.PRAGTIf,h.
limited 70 diseases OF women--SSenIfo-
urinary and skin diseases, Office h'.nrS
10 to ~ ard 10 8. over McDonaI.i
drug store. Front street. Phone 72o.
DIR. p. y. BUhT0N--OEElGE HOiikR
10 to ~ a. NJ, y TO ana B to d. al
Qf6ce. stern building. Phone lfS-L..
DIR. j. G. DILLON, HuMEUpArAt.
physician. deLendrecle block.
DRE. BARROW q WElBLE, 6eLHN n.
recie block. Once hours from 3 to a
Dks. i, a, BAILEY 1 KAuHnLMAcn.
err Specialists. eve. ear,& nose aud
throat. 0fice hours, j % u and /. -,
70 5. Of6ceh IL the Stefn block
DIR. A. q. AORELs. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. sitras over NfSer's dra.r sfnre
605 From street, H0ues 20 IL: "a :
end TO :. TelephoEs AV4G-L Jfnca.
,ysCHcLS BROS. PHYSICIANS sxr
surgeons. OsKse COS Front street. y5fhr..
hours. 40 TO Y 10. . % 5 aud t q J
3. N. Phoaas. once, ags; residence. S,s
nk. HOMER q HAd!TLl, IdeLHN OF Iotsii (
building FhOLa 2l84-E. i0urs; ~
D. N. Residence phone 2LDa-I44
DIR. j. q. SAVAGE, tnIatClAA an
gUrRe0n. sos tfons street.
j. w VIDAL ID. u. l1U1dEOPATH. :.
physician and surgeon, edwards Dlocx.
Fargo, NJ %.
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Giants Beat Cards.

st. Louis. Mo-, June 1s.-By bunch
Ing hits In the sixth and ninth inn-
ings New York won the anal game
by score Of 5 to 4, and broke even
on the series with the home team.
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saturday's came.

Minneapolis Z. Toledo 8.
st. Paul 1, Indianapolis o.
Louisville Z. Kansas city 3.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19

Middle Aged and Elderly People,
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases Of kid
ney and bladder troubles, and for yain.
full and annoying Irregularities ia. III
Casselman.