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Baseball
COLORED TEAM too
FAST FOR LOCALS
CRACK coLoRED BASEBALL TEAM
FROM THE TWIN CITIES OUT.
PLAYED THE LOCALS AND WON
GAME BY A SCORE or IA TO A.
LIsTLEss CONTEST.

DE score on the scoreboard am
foreteen to FORE" was the tune of the
colored Keystones baseball team yes
terday when the dark town boys from
the twin cities had humbled the local
Meredith team by q score of II to A.
The boys from the cities were too
fast for the local aggregation and were
not only clever on the field but han
died the stick well The visitors start
ed in the fourth and found Fiddler for
a number of hits and Tailed four runs
In this period of the game.
From the fourth on the victors had
little trouble connecting with the
sphere and tapped the pill repeatedly
for safe hits, which ran up the score.
Fiddler seemed unable to puzzle them
and the shorNng of the visitors was
more than merry.
The local team did its best work
in the opening Of the game. The locals
layed on the ball few times in the
first inning and brought in half Of
their runs, before the colored gentle-
man woke up to the situation.
The members of the local team were
rather listless in their movements, not
possessing the necessary pep. Both
teams spurted In spots
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CHAMPION GOTCH
STARTS TRAINING

Humboldt, Ia, July 10.-The train
ing quarters for Frank Gotch's prep
aration work for his worlds champion
ship match with George Hacken-
schmidt next Labor day are being
erected in Bicknell's park just at the
foot of Humboldt's main street. The
camp has been christened by the
champion Riverside Camp" inasmuch
as ii is just at the side of the Des
Moines river in the middle Of heavy
growth Of trees. 1t will be completed
about the tenth of the month and will
consist of a large hand ball court, a
regulation wrestling stage and dress
ing and trainers room.
At present the champion Is doing
hardly anthing but road work to keep
his muscles in shape so that he will
not become sore and stiff when the
heavy work begins. The plan now is
for the champion to start in every
afternoon at about 80 for a wrestling
match with his helpers, which will
last on the start about twenty five
minutes. The public will be free to see
the whole performance and as the days
advance the time will be gradually
heightened until at the end of August
Gotch will be wrestling with all the
speed and strength he has in him for
a stretch of two to two and half
hours. He expects another terrific
struggle of endurance with the Lion
and so will spare himself no pains in
hardening his muscles for a long
drawn out struggle.
Gotch will have some Of the best
wrestlers in the country to help him,
They will come in pairs to stay def
mite length OF time and will be sue
ceeded by others who are capable of
assisting him in special stages Of the
game. Big Rogers, who weighs 290
pounds, will give him the heavy tug
ging work, while such as Beel and
Ordeman will develop his speed and
skill. Farmer Burns will be on hand
most Of the time and is to act in
the role Of Professor Burns as he will
incidentally conduct a wrestling school
that will attract able wrestlers who
wish to get in touch with the game
from all over the United States. Kid
Cutler, Jesse ReimeT, Emile Klank and
number of other notables will be on
hand, Klank, Gotch's manager having
Gotch will train in Humboldt until
robably August q, when he will leave
for Chicago, as he is under contract
to spend the last week Of training In
that city,
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headed by a faction OF former Yale
players who wish to see Johnny Evers
Of Chicago become the baseball coach
Another attack. this on both Lush and
Kennedy, Is headed by faction COM
posed of faculty members and old
players. They would have professional
coaches abolished altogether.
Bob Cook, the former Yale rowing
coach and captain, is at the head OF
one attempt to dispIace Kennedy,
Cook wants TO bring back Jim Dodg-
ers, the former Yale oarsman and
football captain, as head rowing coach
Another attempt to Gust Kennedy Is
headed by Alfred Cowles, OF Chicago,
captain of the varsity So crew.
The proposed reforms go farther
however, than the replacing of two
or three professional coaches in the
university. Among the things con-
templated is a system of athletic con-
troll which shall not leave the cap
tains supreme.
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The Trap Shooters Are Having a
Most Successful Tournament


The sixth annual amateur registered
tournament held under the auspices of
the Gate City Gun club, started yester-
day morning and will be concluded this
afternoon. 1t is largely attended.
Thirty-nine shooters, six Of them pro-
fessionals, participated in the full
events yesterday.
There were ten regular events with
fifteen targets each. In addition to the
regular events there were three ex-
ira, two Of them being for fifteen tar
gets each and one for twenty.
The early part of the forenoon yes
terday was ideal and some good scores
were made with lazy quartering wind,
but toward noon and during the after
noon the wind was stronger and err
ratio, making the targets do some queer
dipping stunts that kept the shooters
busy trying to figure out.
The highest scores by the amateurs
and professionals were the same. Slo-
cum. White. Huntley, Peck, French and
Bernard being the six high men in the
amateurs. There were representatives
from North Dakota, Minnesota, South
Dakota and Iowa South Dakota had
severaI crack shots in the tournament
and they went after the money hard.
Today's shoot will give the aver
ages for the tournament.
"Bill' Brown, the lengthy artist who
represents the Remington people, was
the cashier of the shoot. That was a
sufficient guarantee that the job was
done with neatness and dispatch.
ra4fFg
men in the northwest and was kept on
the hump yesterday. With the assist
ance of Messrs. Taylor and Docken-
dorf at the close, he was able to pay
of the shooters inside of half an
hour after the last target had been
shot
The shoot was a registered tourna-
ment for which the Interstate associa-
ton, composed of the leading gun,
shell and powder manufacturers, con-
tributed 800. To this was added a
prize of $3.50 by the Gate City Gun
club. These sums, with the entrance
money OF the different shooters, which
was s140 in each of the regular events,
made up nice purse for the winners.
The money in the regular events is
divided on the Squier's money back
system.
The extra events were optional and
in these the club added $25 for each
event. The money was divided 40. 80,
90, and 10 per cent, all ties to divide.
President Bailey Vice President
Nashold, Field Capt. AL johnson, Sec
rotary Rose, Clerk Gronvold and the
board Of directors were a busy bunch
yesterday and today seeing that every
thing was in good shape and the
guests were having good time.
In the regular events the scores were
as follows:
RaoutaP EvAnta
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Big UPHEAVAL IN
YALE ATHLETICS

New Haven. Conn.,, July lot is
generally believed here that big up
heaval is pending in Yale athletics.
Yale has lost every series in the four
major sports this year. except football.
and in this it's team failed to defeat
Harvard and was defeated by Brown
and West Point. For the first time
the track team was defeated by Prince
ton, the baseball team lost both the
Harvard and Princeton series and the
crew was defeated by every eastern
university of any importance on the
water except Columbia.
1t is understood that two of the in
cidents Of the reforms will be the fight
that two of the professional coaches,
John Kennedy Of the crew and Billy
Lush of the baseball nine, must make
for their places.
Several different movements are on
foot to displace Kennedy, and at least
one to displace Lush. The latter is
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

fore the jamestown team went to VAL
ley City, the manager Of the Valley
team telephoned jamestown that
Boyle would not be acceptable. The
wishes Of the Valley manager were de-
ferred to, but today when Valley City
came to Jamestown, the management
decided that the regular jumps would
do business.
When the jamestown manager an
nounced Boyle or no game, the crowd
seconded the motion. After a murky.
sultry discussion, Valley City's man
ager expressed himself as being an
advocate of the mo game" method of
settling the difficulty. The game was
therefore declared forfeited in favor
of jamestown to o, and 500 specta-
tors received their money back at the
gate.
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WOULDN'T STAND
FOR THE UMPIRE

jamestown, N. D., July 1o.-The ball
game between Valley City and James,
town scheduled for the local diamond
yesterday was not pulled off.
When the first man came to the
plate TO bat for Valley City, he no
ticed that Jack Boyle Of jamestown
was the umpire behind the bat. The
Valley City team Immediately went
into executive session. and after a
heated conference announced in a loud
tone Of voice that they would not
play with Boyle In control IF the
game
1t appears that YESTERDAY Just be-
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READY FOR Big RACES

indianapolis. Ind, July 1O.-with
many Of the fastest harness horses
in America at the state fair grounds
track, clear sky and fast track is
all that remains to make the opening
of the grand circuit racing season here
Tuesday an suspicious event This will
be Indianapolis first year in the big
racing circuit Of the country
The field is large and the average
entry for the sixteen races is eight
horses. Three small fields bring the
average down.
From Indianapolis, the grand circuit
stables will move to Kalamazoo, Mich,
where the next meeting will be held
July 1921.
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STATE BASEBALL NEWS

Cogswell took Hankinson into camp
Saturday, to in garrison finish.
When the winners went to bat in the
last half of the eighth the score was
4 to / against them. They added two
in the eighth and batting rally in
the ninth won the game before man
was retired. Rennix pitched fJr the
visitors; Gilmore and Thayer for Gogs-
well.
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Tigers Dropped = Game.

Detroit. July 10.-Mitchell, Detroit's
left-handed recruit, started the game
in major leagues for the first time.
He developed wildness in the ninth
and with no visitors retired, Willet
was called in. Washington then
pounded out three runs and won Z to
g. Crawford's hitting and Milan's
fielding featured the game. Score:
Detroit ..... 40 .
Washington n !
Batteries Mitchell, WilIett and
Stanage; Johnson and Henry.
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Chicago, July s.-The aristocratic
suburb OF Lake Forest Is to become
an artificial Venice with islands and
lagoons and commodious harbor il
the plans Of Mrs. Harold F. Mccor-
mick are carried out
So far the residents have met the
proposition with enthusiastic approval.
The plans prepared BY architects
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professionals.
Extra Events.

In the extra events there was con-
siderable interest. The gusty wind
prevented high scores. In the first
event of fifteen targets. first money
was divided between the following,
who made perfect scores: White, Rose,
Taylor. Kreger, Slocum, Huntley and
White.
The perfect scores in the second
event of fifteen targets were made by
Awty Barber, Peck and Bernard
In the third event of twenty targets
the following made perfect scores:
Smith, Taylor, Ward, B. b.; Slocum,
White. =
The scores in the three extra events
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FARGO SOI DEFEATED

Casselton, N. D.. July 10--The Fargo
Red sox were pitted against the local
team this afternoon. in very one
sided game. Casselton secured ten
scores in the first two innings. hitting
Forth OF the Red sox at will, not al
lowing their opponents to score. Aft
er this the locals eased up and the
game ended with the score to ~
in favor Of Casselton. Casselton was
credited with fifteen hits off Fortin
and the Red Sox were responsible for
twelve hits of Mcintyre for The To-
Gala
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Kawa pefeated hY MiIIara.

Minneapolis MINI, July 10.--Minne-
apolis hit both Rhoades and Siebert and
won the third straight game from KAN
sas City. Cavet was wild but IL was
not until near the end of the game
that Kansas City was able to hit him
with any success. His support was
first class while Kansas City fielded
very poorly. Score: r.. III. e.
Minneapolis .................12 is q
Kansas City ................. 3 8 g
Batteries Cavet and Smith:
Rhoades. siebert and Bowerman.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Struck Out Seventeen.

st. Paul. July 10.-OToole, st. Paurs
pitcher in game against Milwaukee,
struck out seventeen men, setting a
new American association record and
tying Waddell's big league record. He
struck out Stone four times without
even a foul. Delahanty received no.
tice today of his suspension on occount
Of his trouble yesterday with Umpire
Chilli Score: R.H.E.
st. Paul .................... i
Milwaukee ............ 4 Is 8
Batteries-O'Toole and Kelly; Vie
balm, Nichols and Marshall.
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Robertson Beat Columbus.

Indianapolis, Ind July 49, Robert
sous curves were too much for Column
bus and yesterdays game went to IN
dianapoIis 4 to /. Berger was touched
up for seven hits and three sacrifices
in seventh and eighth innings. which
gave the locals their four runs. Wood
rufus fieIding was the feature. Score;
R.HE
Indianapolis ...s..s.......... 8 /
Columbus ............s..... O
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And Isaac Watts.

Kansas city Star: A Presbyterian
clergyman who is being accused OF
heresy is charged with saying, among
other things, that Noses had the
blues when he wrote some Of his
poems. without attempting to pass
Judgment on so grave a controversy It
may be recalled--now that be is dead
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b. ]. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTICR
limited to diseases OF Women-I5enIfo
urinary and skin diseases, Office h,1ars'
10 to ~ and TO o. over McDcnaid
drug store, bront street Phone ~
DIR. r. ii. BURTON--OBBICE HOGkS
10 TO II a. M, 10 5 and TO D D NJ
Ofhce, Stern building. Phone ITS-L..
Ok. j. z q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, deLendrecle block.
DRS. BARROW Il WEIBLE, CLIENT
Eecie block. ONCE hours from 8 "a q
DIS. +. H. BAILEY & KAoHELMAo..
er. Specialists, eye, eaE, nose and
throat orhcee hours, 0 70 IL ana 10
10 8. Offices In the stern block
DR. A. q. MORRIS. PHYSICIAN Ann
surgeon. Ofnce over WilssE's drug store
COS Front street Hours y TO 49, "a x
and 10 =. Telephone 1O43-L ofnees
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. Office sos Front street.. ofhce
hours: 10 TO ~ =. m, z 70 and Z "a
D. N. Phones: Oaice, 39S; residence. 27e
DR.. HOMER B. SMITH, deLENDKEtsii
building. Phone 2Ig4-L. Hours: 4 ~
p. m. Residence phone 2Ip4-L2
DIR. j. l.. SAVAGE, Ph1sLCIAN AMI.
J. w. VIDAL, ID. D.. HOMEOPATHIC,
physician and surgeon. Edwards block.
Fargo, n. ID.
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Ford PItehed sunarhIv

Chicago, July 1O,-Ford pitched SUI
perb ball against Chicago and New
York won 5 to 2. The locals scores
We're both started by errors. The Wis
itors punched their hits OFF Young,
Dougherty, while at bat, disputed UNI
pire Egan's decision, and was order
ed from the field. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago
New York Ell .
Batteries-Ford and SWeeny: Young
Walsh and Sullivan.
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Batteries = Robertson and Ritter.
Berger and Walsh.
Mud Hens Won Two.

Toledo o., July 10.-Toledo won both
games of double-header from Louis
vile to 3 and 3 to 2. Toledo captured
first by knocking Pfiester out of the
box, while Baskette pitched superb ball
for home club. 1t was his seventh
straight victory. Timely hitting by
Holmhorst, Burns and Flick made it
possible to win the second encounter.
Manager Hinchman was badly shaken
UP by sliding home in first game and
was compelled to retire, which caused
n chsff In, T11adrgn
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS,

ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS. or.
ices Douglas Bldg 113 Broadway,
A. ]. 0'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
". De- Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON. EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 1891. l12O Third ave
nue. south, Fargo, N. d.
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Saturdays Games.

Chicago 81, New York 20.
Detroit 7, Washington S.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 4.
st. Louis Z, Washington s.
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Jack Johnson is surely signing pa
pers IL nothing else while he is in
Europe. He has just signed another
agreement, this time to meet Bill Lang,
the fight to come or at Sidney, Aus
tralia, Easter Monday, 1912.
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The shoot of the Gate City Gun club
closed today and the tournament this
kota nimrods have had the pleasure
of participating in this year. The To-
cal club is to be congratulated on it's
success.
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under her supervision. provide for a
series of beautiful islands from 500 to
500 feet from shore.
This will afford quiet lagoons for
boating and other water sports that
are now impossible because OF the ex-
nosed position. The plans call for an
investment of approximately $1,000
O0O
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and out Of reach Of heresy trials
that Isaac Watts made this comment
on HIS poetic version Of one OF the
imprecatory psalms: ~Cursing ones
enemies is not SO evangelical q prac-
tice. ! have therefore given certain
verses OF this psalm another turn"
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Great Bali Game.

Cleveland, July 1o.-Cleveland shut
out Philadelphia the second time in
the series, winning / to o. Knapp
and Morgan pitched great ball, Knapp
holding Philadelphia to two hits until
the ninth and Morgan holding Cleve-
land to one hit until the seventh.
Knapp famed McInnes with two on
bases and two out in the ninth. Cleve-
land scored only one run on Turner's
pass and Fishers double. Fisher
threw out every Philadelphia who
tried TO steal Score: R.H. e.
cleveland ....-............... 0
Philadelphia ....s....... n
Batteries - Morgan and Thomas;
Knapp and Fisher.
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Saturdays Games.

Milwaukee s, st. Paul T..
Minneapolis 5, Kansas City 3.
Louisville 5, indianapolis 2.
Columbus Z. Toledo 1.
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During the last week the sporting
editor Of The Forum had the pleasure
of witnessing the marriage Of a man
who, unquestionably, has the greatest
athletic record of any man in Fargo.
The crack athlete, however, says 1t is a
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Ole Moe, a brother Of Nels Moe, the
crack Christine wrestler met Olaf Refs
in match at Wolverton, the Fourth
and defeated the local man. However,
Moe outweighed Refs about 90 pounds.
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The entries for the races at the In
terstate fair have closed and a glance
over the different events shows that
the races will be Just about as fast as
one would care to see the blooded ami
mails go. The speed programme this
year will be uncommonly fast.
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Cincinnati IL, Boston 7.
New York 5, Chicago 2.
st. Louis 6. Philadelphia 2.
Pittsburgh, Brooklyn l.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT d RICHARDSON, ATToR-
neys at law. Ofhce, 4 and Q, MoFton
Building, broadway, Fargo.
BOTT, II. j., LAWYER. SUITE z, PlO-
neer Life Building, Fargo. n. Oak. Prac-
tlce In all courts In North DAKOTA and
Minnesota.
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prae-
tice a speciality.
ROBINSON, J. b., ATTORNEY Al Law.
612 Front street, Fargo. Practice In al
courts. Tax cases q speciality.
TURNER, II. r., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
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secret and even the pencil pusher Is
not allowed to tell.
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/ TWO CRUISES
BY the l7.OOO-tor
Steamship
;
The FIRST TO leave
New York October
IN. 1911. The second
TO leave San Fran
CISCO Feb. 9, 1912.
Annual Event Trips
lin Oct, 1912, a Feb,
1913, By large Cruis.
ling B. 8. Yictoria
iLnise Is. 800 tons.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK, Tl4 MIME.
avenue south. Master tuning and repair-
Ing Phone 616-L
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
saturdaY,s Games.

No games scheduled yesterday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
Browns Win AGAIN.

st. Louis, July 1O.-Boston hit the
locals hard and had little trouble win
ming the third game of the series here
by the score Of 9 to 8. Hooper and
Lewis featured with the bat. Score:
R.HE.
st. Louis .............
Boston q12 2
Batteries--Nelson, Hamilton, George
and Stephens; Cicotte and Williams.
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Nels Moe, who had his leg broken
early this spring In a wrestling match
at Christine, at which the sporting
editor of The Forum acted as referee,
writes that the limb is now greatly
improved He hopes to be able to 20
back on the mat in about four months.
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pk; J. e. FRENETrE. DENTIST. OFFICE,
Huntington block, over Bijou. Entrance
on broadway, Fargo, n. u.
Ok. Il. l.. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
D, deLendrecle block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. ID.
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Forum wand Ada aFe busIness ge.Iers.
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.
nENrIsrs

NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLORs
manlcurlng. los broadway. Phone 1851.
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CRUISING
AROUND
--- r HE -
WORLD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LINE
50 West Randolph st Chicago, or local agents.
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vIsITINo NURSE.

GRACE \. ROBINSON, n. =. Assoc.
ciated charities; / to D. M, No. III.
Eighth street south, phone 527. Resi-
denoe 1886 Second avenue south, phone
2041-L. Hours. $50 q. NJ. TO p. M. At
the service Of physicians at any time.
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MIpWIEE Ann LIIRsE

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED, GRADUATE
as widmife (Jordemoder and nurse from
Christianla, Norway. is Tenth streer
south. Phone 1871. Fargo, N. 40.