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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15

For the second time in two years the
coral holes in the reef between the
Waikiki Inn and the Moana Hotel have
claimed life, when G. M. Schrepple,
a cook on the U. S. 8. Princeton, lost
his life as he tried to rescue comrade
from the same fate. J. J. Mahon, his
companion, was saved after an hour Of
heroic endeavor and was eventually
taken to the Queens Hospital, where
nurses worked over him for some time
longer before he was entirely out OF
danger.
q. r. Wilson, chief electrician of the
U. S. A. It. Sheridan, was the hero OF
the day, and it is due only to his eff
forts that either of the men were
saved. Three Princeton men, ]. j. Ma
hon, who is baker on the vessel; q.
NJ Schrepple, dead, and o. Neidlinger,
were bathing of the beaches with a
number of other men from the Prince
ton and Sheridan.
Suddenly Mahon was seized with
cramps and commenced to call for help.
The nearest man to him was Schrepple,
who started over to assist him and had
gone but few steps when he stepped
off the coral ledge into the dangerous
hole and sank. As he could not swim,
he, too, commenced to call for help,
The Right Man There
Chief Electrician Wilson was at that
time standing in the pavilion and his
attention was called to the struggling
men. Without waiting to see whether
any one already in the water was 60
ing TO their assistance, the took the
paTapet of the pavilion in a flying leap,
tearing his collar off as he went. He
pulled of his shoes and practically
ripped his coat off without stopping.
lie was the first to reach Mahon and
schrepple and brought them both in,
both unconscious.
Alrs. g. G. Coonley and others, who
happened to be on the beach, soon com
meneed 10 work over the men to bring
them TO- II IL probably due to Mrs.
coonley that Mahon's life was saved,
but although she worked over both,
sehfepple was too far gone 10 save.
She has had many trying experiences
Of the same nature along the California
coast and a. one time feguheitated .
swimmer who nearly drowned before
her San Francisco home after the dee
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ming of play a goal was scored for
Oahu by Bob Atkinson.
Extra Fast Period
The last period was the fastest Of the
game, Malina taking the ball from CEN
ter after the goal by Atkinson, but was
stopped half way down to the goal
line by Harold Dillingham;.
After the ball was again within strik
ing distance of Oahu 3 goal Phil Rice
tried to hit the ball in the air but
missed the goal.
Then for time the ball was in
play in Kauai territory, but soon Wal
ter Dillingham; took it out and in the
most spectacular run of the day drib-
blei it along down the field, with Phil
and Charlie Rice in hot pursuit, scor-
ing the last goal of the game in Az
minutes from the beginning of play.
During the remainder of the period
Kauai worked more to keep 0ah1 from
scoring another goal than in trying to
score again themselves and several
times the ball was knocked out of
bounds purposeiy just to gam time.
The period ended with the ball in
Kauai IS territory, but not within strik-
ing distance of the goal.
The Greatest Game.
When it was all over and most of
the motors had chuggei away the play
ers said that it was the greatest game
ever.
Kauai had this defeat coming to
them, said Walter Dillingham;, 1--WE
were in better shape this year than
ever before and every man played the
game to the finish, something that has
never been done before in any Of our
games"
About the same time Arthur Rice
for the Kalai players said, 1--WE were
outplayed, that was all. AS far as
horses went we were about evenly
matched, bat it was the team work of
Oahu which defeated u.s.
In one period Kauai missed a goal
by only two inches, and again Oahu
took the bali out for danger when the
play started but a few feet from their
goal
Time after time Malina took the ball
down the field for stroke after stroke
distancing the other players, only to
miss at the last, and have Oahu take
it away from the danger zone.
Fine Horsemanship.
There was the greatest exhibition of
horsemanship shown yesterday that has
ever been seen at Moanalla, Harold
Castle riding off Malina several times
and Charles Rice doing the same to
Waiter Dillingham; ON several oeca-
sions.
Paul Isenberg said, when the game
was twO-thirds over, that it was the
best that he had ever seen and the
sentiment was echoed by the other old.
timers who have followed the game as
played In Hawaii for years.
Kauai and Cavalry.
Next Saturday Kauai and the Fifth
Cavalry line up for their contest and
IL promises to be as warm as was the
game yesterday.
Tins year the games viii be mich
more even than those Of last year, for
tho teams are nueh more evenly match
ed
The military team Is considerably
stronger than L VAS ii the last series,
aud there are many who would not be
surprised 20 see me soldiers walk on
with 4 Victory over Kauai when the
twe teams GENE together.
George Angua ollelatod a. referee
yesterday, ana Clifford Kimball aad
John Walker aeIe the olaelal iimsFs.
iiqh Ntfmnslon aud llaole Sumner
aHfs naal Ulaaa4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15
NOTED CONGRESSMAN
OF NEW JERSEY DIES

PAULsBoRo, New Jersey, August
l2.-Congressman Henry c. Loadeas.
lager died at his home here today.
Henry Clay Loadenslager was born
in Maurlcetown, New Jersey, May %,
1859. He was a member of Congress
continuously from the afty-third session
In 1893, serving for a number of years
as chairman on the committee on pen
aions and later as a member of the
committee on naval affairs. lie was a
thirty-second degree Mason.
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ANTIsRPTIo LINIAgRNT.

Cuts and bruises may be healed In
about one'third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying Cham.
beTlain = Pain Balm. Il Is an antlsep,
tie and causes such injuries to heal
without matuFaiioH. This iinimeui also
relieves soreness Of the muscles aud
rheumatic pains For sale BY al deal,
eFs sannon, Smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents
for Hawaii
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FLINT ALSO QUITS.

WASHINGTON, August 12.-Former
Senator Frank P. Flint of California
has resigned from the monetary com
mission, following the movement to
cut off the salaries of members of the
commission
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TROOPS IN AoFIoN.

LIVERPOOL, England, Angnoi a.
Goods on the docks here have been
moved under the protection Of troops
on account Of the strike
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stand that had been erected, was a
treat to see.
Freeth Big Star.
George Freeth was the star perform
er, and he piled up zoe points for his
exhibition. He was closely pushed bv
r. X. Fuller. who made los points In
fine shape. In fact ali the fancy div.
ers were good, and the work they did
drew forth much applause from the
spectators.
The obstacle race was abandoned.
and the Gladiator contest resolved il.
self into comic stunt put up by a
couple of boys, who tried to knock one
another out of boats with long sticks,
to which mops had been tied.
Plunge.
The plunge for distance was keenly
contested, and r. X. Fuller won from
A. H, Tarlton. The efforts of some of
the heavyweights to keep going after
the impetus gained at the start had
died away, We're funny enough for any
thing.
The Hawaiian band was in attend
ance, and many popular tunes were
played. Chairs were provided for a
big crowd of people, but there were
many vacant seats to be seen.
Ideal Day.
The afternoon was an ideal one for
swimming, and the water was as calm
as mill pond. All the arrangements
were satisfactory, and the cool breeze
that blew, made things very pleasant.
Tho Fatal ,f 4
the three clubs that competed were as
follow: Hui Nalu, 20; Healani, SO. and
Myrtle, 5. The new organization which
is called the Hui Nalu, made good in
every respect, and in Duke Kahanamo-
ku and Vincent Genoves. the club pos
sesses two wonderful swimmers. The
full results were as follows:
|, $50 Yard Swim.
1. v. Genoves.
2. 9. A. Broderick.
3. g. Crozier
Won by lap; time, 1S.s64-5.
so Yard Swim.
1. Duke P. Kahanamoku.
2. L. Ounha.
3. Edwin Glib.
Won easily; time, "a Is seconds.
One AEile Swim
1. v. Genoves.
2. q 3. Mayne.
3. Chas. Brown.
4. Watson Ballentyne.
Won by two laps; time, 2s;2s S-5.
Fancy Diving.
l. George Freeth.
2. R. K. Fuller.
8. j. /. Whittle.
100 Yard Sprint.
l. Duke P. Kabanamoku.
2. L. Cunha.
3. Dan Keaweamahi.
Won by thirty feet; time, IS 2.5
Plunge for Distance.
i. R. K. Fuller.
2. A. H. Tarlton.
3. Kamakau.
44O Yard Swim.
l. v. Genoves.
2. L. Cunha.
8. g. A. Broderick.
Won by twenty yards; time, 6:32 80.
22O Yard Swim.
/. Duke z. Kahanamoku.
2. ID. Center.
3. II. Broderick.
Won easily; time, 2;422-5.
Relay Race.
l. Hui Nalu.
2. Healani.
Won easily; time, 1856 2-5.
The officials in charge of the sports
were as follows: Clerk of the course,
G. II. Tuttlej referee, Leslie P. Scott;
judges, w. I. Rawlins, q. g. Rhodes,
Kenneth Brown; judges-fancy diving,
B. FL. Clark, F, o. Boyer, A. T. Ewart
timekeepers, R. A. Lyon, Merle John
son, T. j. King; starter, Ernest Kopke;
announcer, John Anderson
-s-4-s.-
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CONFIDENTIAL LETTER
ON TAFT SENTIMENT

CHICAGO, August 1s.--Interest is
aroused here in the publication of q
confidential form of letter from Charles
Dewey Hilles, assistant secretary Of
the treasury, inquiring in certain quar-
tiers as to the sentiment for President
Taft for a second term.
ROME, Italy, August 12.--It was an
nouneed from the Vatican today that
the pope's condition is satisfactory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15

In the 220 yards race, Duke Kahana.
moku again gave a taste of his quality,
and he got over the course in the re.
markable time of two minutes forty-two
and two-iths seconds. ID. Center did
his best, but Duke won by about thirty
yards. II. BrOderick filed third place,
but was some distance behind.
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The relay race had only two teams
In II, as the Myrtle Club was not rep.
resented, The Hui Haln got lead on
the Healanis In the very hrst lap and
after that increased the distance be.
tween them and their opponents at
every lap The last spasm was between
Duke KahanamOku and l.. Cunha aud,
a. the latter was giving the former a
handicap, the result was. Of course,
Nin for the Hui Kalu team.
The fancy diving competition, al.
though 4 Has waived es q point get
ter Vas 80 iplefeHlna event, and The
aaf she experts did alnnla from ths
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15
WALKS INTO WAIKIKI
DEATH HOLE AND BROWNS

fFrom sunday,s Adyertlser.l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15
quarter Mile.

The 44O yards race was another
feather in Genoves' cap, and he won
from L. cunha by thirty yards. The
drew away from the rapidly firing
Cunha. The race for third place was
good one, and Broderick just managed
to get it from Center.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15
Doctor Hard to Find.

tors had given him up and pronounced
him dead.
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One Mile.

The one mile race attracted FIVE start
ers, and, although Genoves soon took
the lead, q Ginger, Mayne kept going
in steady fashion and stuck to his guns
well. Genoves was too fast, however,
and gradually he increased his lead. He
won by two laps almost, and Mayne
was second.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15

Il vas 10 the seventh that Oahu
aaamef e. take an extra brace and
both Harold Castle aud Walter Dilling'
ham scored. tie hFal aamad 10 thirty
aseonda after fhe start Was made, and
Waller lao cad ena half mlnates later,
~ lhe eighth he bell WA pas IL
plas ser Naaal goal ana 4 Haa neessf
saFg ~ ihe Garden iaiaaa 81 make 4
sshiY ahlsh iesk y point fFsa lss
saafs
A9ihuI nlfs ifak lhe hsll aui. and
fAss aIftla forty ssssaas II llls hsgia
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-15

In the half-mile race Genoves ran
away from his field, and he won as he
liked from Broderick. Genoves was
over lap ahead at the finish, but there
was good race for second between
Broderick and G. Orozier.
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OREGON FRUIT LANDS.


TWO AND THREE QUARTER acres
OF fine land in city limits Of ASH
land, one of the incest residence towns
OF southern Oregon; population. 5000;
fine $4,000 high school new, only six
blocks distant from land, which is all
set to peaches just bearing and Eng
lish walnuts; fine view and location
for nice home; city water on property.
Price only $3.50 with $500 cash, bal
ance easy at 8 per cent Twenty
acres on boulevard, two miles from
business center OF Ashland and two
blocks from school: I'm new bunga-
low. eight rooms and fire place, sleep
ing porch, modern, lights, bath, good
barn, chicken house. two wells, two gas
engines, fourteen acres finest of full
bearing orchard; mostly Gravenstein
apples; five acres In young trees,
cherry. pear and Newton apples: two
good horses, Jersey cow. fifty chickens,
machinery, etc, a strictly first class
show place. Price, s21, 500, with $4,000
cash, balance at per cent SIS rate
TO Oregon up to Oct. is. w. d. Hodg-
son, Ashland. Ore.
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REAL ESTATE.
wANTEp-Ail parties having o.,

WANTEp-All parties having prop
erty to trade or exchange, whether
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade, ard make
no charge for placing yours on our
lists. We aim to make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis, and In
vite you to call on or write, The Real
Estate Exchange. Kennedy block, Far
60 N D.
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important to
School Children

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making at the present time
special arrangement has been
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In the city Of Fargo Or Moorhead
who brings In three new sub
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FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH AND $40 per month pays
for a five-acre tract In the famous
Indian river fruit section OF Florida:
deep black soil: 10000 acres 20 select
from; live agents wanted in every
county in North Dakota; liberal COM
missions. Address @. IT. Carlson, gen.
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ProposaI for Painting and Repairing
City Watsr Tank.

The city auditor OF the city Of
Hillab0re, n. u. will receive until the
hour Of o'clock p. m. the 18th day
OF October. 1911. sealed proposals. upon
the basis o. cash payment. for fur
nishing all material and labor In the
painting Of the city water tank and
tower and tighten all ir0n bands on
water tank and replace all iron bands
found to be defective.
All of the above material and work
to be furnished and done in accord
ance with the specifications on file in
the once Of the city auditor The
city council reserves the right to re-
5ect any ard all bids.
Dated Hilisboro, M ~. Oct. srd,
1911. e. 3. ANDERSON.
City Auditor.
(Oct. Sill
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Shall the baby be rocked To
sseep?' Ii the question that Ii asitat-
Ing Rostons In Newport and On Fifth
avenue the paramount question ie
How often shall Edo be mani
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CANADIAN LANDS.

WE ARE exclusive agents for over
100000 acres of selected lands In
Saskatchewan and Alberta. IL inter-
ested in canadiag farm lands write
Hodgson Realty Co, Fargo. N. d.
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e4s.NEes CHANCE.


MEAT MARKET for sale at toi49a
Fourtn avenue north. Phone laSe-L-
CIGAR AND POOL HAN in Dixon
block after Nov. i, 1911. Inquire at
Dixon laundry office.
FOR sALE--Three chair. IA good N.
~. town; snap IL taken soon. Au-
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HAVE a splendid opportunity for q
young man with q few hundred doll
lars In a big paying. well established
business. Address 62S, Forum.
FOR SALE--Grocery doing good husi-
ness; fine location and good cash
trade established: the best OF reasons
for selling; don't answer unless you
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FOR SALE-Oniy pool hall In town
of 500 Inhabitants. doing good bust
ness, complete with pool tables, soda
fountains, cigars and confectionery;
half cash. balance on easy terms. ADJ
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OREGON, Washington and California
business opportunities we have all
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amount OF Investment wanted, PORT
land Investment & Realty Co, 1eon
building, Portland, Ore.
FOR SALE AT 1,OOo-complete
equipment for electric light plano; one
Ideal engine. $50 horsepower; two DO
X. w, dynamoE; two 6ox10 boilers.
switch board complete. together with
all trimmings for the equipment, For
further particulars address ID. j.
Bestiek. City Clerk. Detroit, hainn.
FOR SALE-The Belideau stock OF
drugs. sundries, etc, at Mohall. N.
D.; stock invoices $1,740; fixtures and
utensils, s1.710; In good condition; in
ventery can be seen at our office or
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50l Endicott building, ST. Paul. MINI.
FOR SALE-An established, paying
general merchandise business, clean
new stock and fixtures, $4,000 an
nual business with good profits; best
small town between Fargo and james,
town on m. F.; large store building
with living rooms above, ice house and
barn, all at moderate rental; $4,000
cash and terms on balance to respon-
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$4,000 to $4,000; best chance OF the
season and will bear fullest investi-
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FOR SALE--A quarter section OF good
farm land five miles from Wilton,
N. D.. 115 acres In crop during 1911,
remainder pasture; good we'll and
buildings; 500 railway goes through
the corner Of farm: price s2,700; ST.
200 cash. remainder In five annual pay
ments at per cent interest. Apply
to ga, care Forum.
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MlSG;EA~A.AM .CIA

COMMERCIAL pen and ink drawinge
for letter heads and Illustrations tor
reproduction drawn 10 your orders
etate your ideas and purpose for which
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Advertising Dept.
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pREssMAklNn.

ELITE DRESSMAKIh+G PARL0Rs.
SO Second avenue north. Phone
1921.
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HAVE GOOD OPENING for young
man or woman who wishes TO learn
the photograph business. Pitsch'f
Photo shop, $50 Broadway.
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WINDOW DRESSING and card writ
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splendid pay; join our practice scn0ol;
students assisted to positionss Zee can
~ catalogue. Twin City School VIM
dow Dressing. II South Seventh street.
Minneapolis.
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FUa SALE. FARMS.
ZOE sALE-A 900 homeatea

FOR sALE-A good homestead, seven
miles directly south Of Bowman.
every foot tillable, lays well. thirty
five acres broken. good terms. good
well. sod house. small granary, owner
not q farmer, would take new auto
car for $1,000, some cash. balance on
time. Price, $40 per acre. Address
Box 172, McHenry, N. ID.
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

/ MAKE d specially Of unusual and
heavy mo AnR: houses. SAT O. RAISING
buildings: furnish everything y. wv
Hcdges Phone soa
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DE SsaAAMIMG SCHOOL

DRsssRAkINo sctsoo Is Broad
way
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WANTED QUICK A single man
who has had experience IN buying
grain to take charge OF good STATION
Keeping open for two or three months
Frank A. Cousins, Supt,i Bismarck,
N. d.
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M ANSWERING all want ads. giving
q certain number care Of The Forum
be sure to address your answer ,,, ~ ln sea
number, IN care or FORUM IhiS a.
snres prompt attention
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il YOU WANT your storm windows
put on, or any other work In the
line Of carpentering. telephone 202o-L.
Alex Dupreis.
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WANTED---Men to learn the automo-
bile trade. Fall term just start
ing; practical instruction given; tut.
~ f,,ll Particulars. Automobile Own
t,rs, Association, 1912 Hennepfn az enue,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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POSITION wANTEp--MALE.

POSITION WANTED by experienced
chef la good hotel; no boozer- al
dress COL, care Forum.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
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pletes by our method. Write for ~ree
Illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber
College, 81 III, Nicollet avenue: MIN
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Al COAT MAKER-M. l. Lasson 3
co.
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BoY wANTEp---J. III. Stewart. az.
m. r.. avenue.
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WANTE D-Plowing to do have my
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HELP wANTEpMALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co Print I; Y.
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MAMTED--A young man for asslst q 4
In professional work. ADDRESS oAo
care Forum.
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WANTED--Man with one tWo-horse
team ON farm near Fargo, long yop
Call or write Jorgensen, Szs Nlntn
street north. -
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YOUNG MAN wants position at once
in clothing store. one and one halI
wears experience; can furnish best OF
references: nationality, Norwegian.
Address GIG. care Forum.
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WANTE Dr. Position as clerk Ia gee-
eral store, thirteen years experience:
can speak English. German and
french; age S6 with family Of four
children, when answering, quote wages
given. Oscar G. Boss. Savo. 8. p.
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WANTE D-Dressm and plain
sewing; also repair work. Cali at
No. IS Kennedy block. Phone ss4-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, strict
ly modern, on two car lines. 616
Fourth street north.