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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Winneiotas Seoislatur,

Gtbrert 80ob ON at iao uc0tage.
en IN Notwithstanding pao inDe'
puren0e gItraicaiion er opgipet,
eitcrot Scnotct &eroog 6orniooas
mco 80 MOB 43 Stemmer neouotc'
reoe ct 6orlIag ON at glere Snaps
disappointment Dill I'll ipeciel
TorbonbIing$'ag. Sotcringen bleu
irrcto9ct itror citcr, at Wtsoct par
oobnct, % ~9tciuItntct artpOcr, at
W}uIi9bcoen Tor Ell inarIig Aiournc-
rinQuil umuIiQ9iere en- utocre BE.
houoIiuQ al SoQcu.
"a bette Spsr9smnol par ct al
Sopeoformnulcue mco GrtroieSiio'
mems SuofaIhcIie ifal @uoernsrcn
bare til Scniigt at iammenfuIoe en-
m GrtrnieSiion, ioo mart BEN nGr.
pprcnNc ]oiournercr.
Gr, iom iterte moo Sorilnget,
par Nnorcp Inberion Crane, 90
pies, Qcu8cr, Gicisner, u. &. Gum.
TurIep, Tronfion, 8rccnc, @oiitcn,
Snltgc, 6cnion, &er5bcrq, SoIm'
berg, Soften, SoptiuS, s. &. Sohn.
ion, Ni,it. &clp alemer, &luutIon,
8. s. See. :. 4. See, g. y. Gee,
@ibcrio. 2inhbcrQ, WcWiurtin, NC
3ciI, WtcttlinQ, Winette, u. Nclion,
s. NeIion 9tpQren, Eopfe, Ecter8,
q. :. Tctcrion, :. 4. Tetcrion, 3,
@ctcrion, Hcbinion, Ruitao, Somp'
ion, ShuIer, Shmort3, Stortum,
Suaipon, SbieIen, llntieOt, lltcdlt,
6. 8. g8orner, e. @orncr, @cacott,
@bitIirQ,-52.
IplQcnoc itcmtc for 6orIIa8ct:
9Ifcr. q g. Inberior, @orQcn, g.
". @romn, @oucf, 9. :. @romn,
@uruouiit, Campbell, GonIcp, Gon'
ocric. IcrQuion. GopIer, Studs,
NcoIp, Niumor, s. q. Tobnion,
&noppc, &lmic, 2ennon, 2unoccn,
2u0iurN, MitHcn5ic, Wuttion Nor
ton. Noih, 9tolon, C'HciQ. Orr.
&oIucr, Ncrrn Nlttlmm, 9fibcubocf.
Nice, Shines, Rcbcrtion SoQgor
SuIcruo, &orIono, @irtlrc, @cbb.
g2bitc, @j&uiclrifi n0 Spentcrcr-
I3.
Grl0cnNe nor froprrrnoc, cIlcr
itcmtc fife: @oothropb, Gbriitie
Glorfc, Compton. 0opi3, gNmor0S
&orotrg, Noifmor, NurIen. ScIiucf
&ccic, &lrceloub, McGonoI0, Mori
oritp, 9tpc, S'@ricr, @iocrocr
Icco, Spooucr, 6. &. Stonc, ". Z
Stoue.
ErimprpuIQIopcn err M peotogc.
al bcalc Sure men ga ser / &eprP
icutontbuict bIcp iorctagct ctoc
9guorirGcr, err SoriIoBet ouericnN
en- aoniercrcefomite bcitooeuoe a
Senatorcrne @ople, Seuoe, San
craft. Moorar, @inoeriou % Sag
eng % Observation-Disclosures 6owIer
anopp. @urnQuiit, g. ". 9rp,pn
Gonlep, Eioerocr % GauiS,
Get anto9eS for telumeIig iiffert
at aouierelrccfonlitcen pil foumc ii
GuiQbeo on 6cus Sllbitiuing bIi peb
peotoget al begee SlIie.
Senatet bar ogioo meo guiteul
migbeb Coo MOB o. pebtagct Seno
tor 6ranf WurrapS Golgforrug
tion8bia, % BEN antageS OF pile 81
tiIitemt al Suiet.
Segee Suie bar pebtaset 6et
ioreilaaebe "8rois earnings" 9iQ
Der iorbsier SernbanerneS Brute
inotpgtsifot iii ) 8rocent; Iiaeia
De 10 isoerale @runbIooSamenbC
mertcr ON Snbfomitifat os Sireti
SaIs al 5orbuubsienatorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

Sirber bar uriteu b~eIbreoei, % hams StHlore, Irnlr
"a Gruf bar afaiprt Scortu1. IA ban par onlircnt
ipo Raaneoer CANINE oar ale 5por al eczema i0r.
iuuuouc.
% ben geriuoe, ea han III 5ruber, hrro Der no
gploer poo hduk 6opep % Guiigt, men ogiaa olsie gel.
brcoeoe lea meb guttcura Srbe % Strtment: qdn
uiaa r~iueliauis bare liot mcget Ora ben Ato 4an
III gGuosr % eiter al leo llutiebe rneo SGgerS Sc.
hdubliue. hriate lea Guttcuru SThe pp GrtiCHIa
Ointment, iuiet eubet, % 10 Var ganirHsl uar han q
9ilcbt pda Suuobeb, Sans CUB uar blpo % pen,
meecrS bans 6oueo par cit Waste al i~uiehlphe ArellCr.
Sea bar prrei bouQe, at ban dlbrta utlbc BLUE irllt
ia,ru, % lea iplcr MI, al ieg ltplbcr 9uiicrra Ntlo'
Icrne mepct". (lubsrieBrci) Mtrs. @tarp HaI1ien,
PA 9. Saiipu g., 0ploraoo Sprtu9s, eolc., game
Sept. 1910.
Cmsnbflsut Gutierra SGbe Og Gutteurn Ointment
inlscS az apcthsiere "a 6auoIcuoe o~perait, ut! en- II
bcraI Rrspe al bocr liant en- 32 SiocrS BOG ON euocH
% Saarct bIips ieubt ~purto'rit eitcr Nnnooutn9 I'll
-otter Drug & Chem. Corp, Dept. 5B, Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Garm btQiattialas

@n 100 gcreS pent beligsenoe 5arm, COB
Soro, | bet behite Strpg al peItre Minneips
ia, Habit, nGiten il9en Sten ener uoprfbart
Snno, fnlot Get frame" 8p9ninaer, rim.
oenoe 8allo, SanofilOe o. bebIte Srpnopouo:
TOR Sfpgluno, 20 @ar i~ettlet % inaen feilz
llaaet Goling; ifanoinapiit Settlement, Stir
ter, Stpler, 9 Seleipn ps 8pltrute. Iris
tim S26 pr. 9cre uben GpIina, $50 or. glcre
meo Nplins ps MaIfineri; alt n9r $1,000
tpntant; Sernbanebillet tilbaaebetales ben
iom fjpber. 2igeleoes 800 9lcres flint Qarb
irco gpbe Improvements, fun S25 pr. Ncre.
On 600 anleonlng ON ben benpttes ltrar.
HENRY BRUflADT, karlstad, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Sen 17oe Suui 1912.
Spbsialo.

0Piia Imanoa GorocIia |ctcrion,
Ser bar pprct Der ct Bar Wuanc0er
for at lore aioIcieml % iom bar
ppboIot iig Dos i'm OnfcI gilbert sic.
itao, Os0e iioitc 6reOag cftcr en- llgcs
SpgeIeie. @fbe0c bar GIoiic Cater
Of Mtr. % Mrs. Sobn s. Tetcrior
nGr MtabeI, Mtinu. @lln par feot
ben 19be Tebnlar 1891 oQ 6Iep oft
iao Iiot oocr IS gor. TeoSaariuQcn
bar Rerpeieber. 9eardpelien fore
gaar Sirshag gftermiooag ira gtep.
burgb MenigbcoS Strife, Guit. Sos.
bergs Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

net at Sennepin gpe. og 6tb Street
Wgte norife Hetter ierpereS. &lot.
ten nj paa Sirsbas immIes 2aget
tgIen | Goitrtbniet for fit aarlise Sor-
retningsmsoe.
Vile gosiinger bsr pere meb, og
norlte genner ellers er pelfomne.
6. g. 9 o G, Sormanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

S,urp. Sea bier bdnae 90 idl ote
urr 6uElGae, Der itrar erflT
reoe Suleummeu az pGre 9cSea
ma. Sen lille Out uar amber
bans 9chduoltue / pmircHt tire
Waancoer, men I'll beHnc 8to
inuteS ban life al bltUc beorc
3ea blcu muoialoer, Huiteoe
ntsb gpacuS RcbGroliua % be
anuotc AZ bruce G~uitCurG SGbc
"a Ointment, % iuoer 'aa
Taae merteoc lea en- Koran
nriv, uh1pffrt pnl MuttPuS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Sorfieuiet.

Gpninl 6. $. Sube er iiofte uge
reiit til Ioree for at beltage | ben
norife Mmerifalinies 8eneralforiam'
lima / Slutningen al benne Waaneo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Sarts ct. SIapSrib0er.

Sarts ct. Slapsriooer. Veo er
Wiooas / Waibington Den Toe Stunt
aipet al Sen norife Segations pngrt
Weolemmer, blep ct. Slapsoroenens
&iooerfors al fsrite &lasie operrafI
@eoafter 81. 9. q. Sart5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
&oninInSnGpnelie.

MISUNDERSTANDING. appplul Sn'
golf q. Stub, en- Ssn al Spnooens
Sormanb, DR.. 8. q. Stub, er uo'
nGpnt til norif Sicefoniul for Won-
tana, Soabo, Colorado, @pomin5 og
Hepa0d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Nne Clapsribbere

Npe Glapsriobere. = Se norife
@icefoniuler SIaf 5. &ope / Wil-
paufee, gnore Wartin Geberbergb
Gortlanb, Oregon, % Inoreas emil
ualano / SEEM Orleans er at Song
Saafon ubnGpnt til Hiooere al lite
9lasie at ct. Slapsproen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Ge;ema foribanOt
8plber bclbrcoct
eczema begpnbte ba Barnet par tire
Tiger eammelt; arme, Siulore 90
Srpf en- eneite Sfurp. gploer
fremfpm uuber Sanbbrnb. grugte
Gutieura Sebe % Ointment. %
Barnet Der ct 9iaeoe paa Snnbbeb.

grin SeH pdr pmtreui tire llger aanmel, bn iea pdd
bans Stubcr mericoc 81 uhildp. hrprira hgb en- bduoaa
itg @atcric. 8uri 5io efter brro bet nh paa bans arrne.
Stulere pQ Srpii, % inecu iou Sage bar bet en- enelte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
sra WOrae
fun $4,000.

Strefte ira Worge til II. z. - altian inaeu Smbnt.
nin9. Norite Stibe, norit RanoItab, norif spIt.
Nncy fore rnpoerne 3aupere nieo ubmerieoe 8ctoems
meligheber.
Norge Amerika : Mexico LINEN"
A.W. Duckett & Co., General Agenter.
No. 3 North La Sale ST, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

NNA 49, N'Ne
oisie Ganter, iiben ban fom. Ora.
toriet "gIias", ubfert iaalebes iom
set blep pes GoGegets IfIlitttings-
ieit, oa en- iaa ~pellpffet &oncert iom
Sen Ssnbags gftermibbog reprGien'
terer ct mGgtigt grbeioe baaoe ira
Sirigentens % Meolemnernes SIDE.
"9oar Siorbene blaaner", "@arbe"
% "9anbfienbing" bIep funget Zig
at ielp Sangerpeieraner oe Sangle-
bere blanbf Sc mango tiliteoepGrenoe
Eriter par ii,lbe al Gos pper Den
Gr9ciiion % &raft, bpormeb be bleu
iunaet. glanbt Soliiterne er Der
&r9iter, iom man finn fan elebe Zig
cper. @aabe @oIbums Solo | "Ten
itore bpibe Slot" Sobaniens |
"@arSe" % Or. 9oes Soloporti
2orbfienoing par forrefte % peliib'
fsrte Gartier. Wen Serene fprtie-
ncr 9rfig al @os for baooe' Staccato.
Gianisiimo og Sortisiimo' Gartierne.
Oct err iielben at bsre iaa belt igien.
mem nelifoleret Samiang. Sameof'
tetten, Tom beitaar al Nrs. Or. .,
@oe. Mrs. Erof. Carlo u. Speroti,
IfiS Bertha Berg. Mrs. q. Shrub.
be. Mrs. gnna @abnion, Mrs @,
SobGf, @rs. Geo. Soe % Irs. Sl.
Iia @iermo. uhfsrte fine Tele al
Yrosrammci flint % foritaaeIies'
fuISt. Nebifriperen bar aIbria bsri
for CT. Ssoerurnnns 9rplupsmard
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Hvenin6 Worlds
.Aeadpin Tourney
last Nlaht,a Rssuits.

Spartan No. l--wiiiiam 0erdes. 100; Damer
lol; Mitchell. ios; Matter. i0; Pfeifw. 100.
Total. $40.
spatsn No. 2--Mao. 1is: Rehm. i0o, M.y...
los; Boulanser. los schnsbel. 400. Total. tss.
Spartan No. 8-Barrinston. 81; TONES. 90
Dobm. 9s. Gebie. ia; McEnssny. 10. Total, 4ol.
Spartan No, %Noweli, 10: Thum. liz. elem
ents. II; Richeman. %: Lehrbsch. 108. Total.
<70.
..OVsysck No. ]. Ridseneid Park, N,,y,xFas,
lSs; Simpson 81; ~ Dennis. Of; H'lies' 70
s4yi,y Ly'ss,n; Ss..rho%S %. S.s ii Re' fS,si
cI S,s-p',as 4, No sn,, /; E!dsfs,:,a g.rs. SMITH \; ,.-i e,
y; Sa;sn;Ts.a , I gs,' ~ p,,: s5s: p "a, ? Muller q E1 b,
Oserocker. So; 0'hasan, rs. Total. 40. 49,
GlacEssy; Isl iiST. %; J. Minton. 70; Wolf
y: N ss,,' Il "a Iiiss: ssi s 4; 'hrias. 81
Mcdss, "a; Hsnnerey. 81: r. Mc0ee. So: Miller,
oueensfcro EiLs No. s-wGlcch. o.; Burke
1907. MeQuiness. Of; sch~ab. II: Casey. 81
vsii.y 4. c.. Bsyonns, n. J.-Brown. 81
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Dodgers TO Play
ST. Pauls To-Day
@p>c,si n The Etaine wosid).

LITTLE ROCK. Arb. March n'-rns
Dodgers will play the st. Paul c'uo OF
the American Association here to-day
Of course providing Il doesn't rain. To-
morrow and Sunday they VIII perform
n. Memph,. However. Manager Dab
len IL not very anxious to 70 to Mem
phis, and he IL endeavorins to nave
the games cancelled SO he can stck
her. and enjoy practice with h st.
Pau, outfit. The Brooklyn team en-
,oyed little sunshine while at Hot
Springs, Ark. bu, as they were about
10 pull ont OF the resort the rain
stopped and the forecasters declared
that the indications are that there VII
ha noth,ng but fair weather for the res
Ios the month
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Winnipegs Can't I.
Meet CyesCentS

Hockey fans throughout this psr' Oh
the coun,ry will no doubt be d~isappo'n'-
cd to learn that there will be no same
20. morrow night. as scheduled. between
,h. wInn,pess. amateur champions OF
Canada. and the Crescents, amateur
champions OF America. The reason 40.
the cancellation Of this contest u that
tho winn,pegs. who are the defenders
Of the sir Montagu Allen Cup. nave
heen ordered to defend'i against the
regina team. 90 they had to remain
AT home. Great interest a oeen
aroused in this International battle ana
there were many enthusiasts In his city
who thought that the home talent ,uds'
| ing by the manner in which they mn
,shed the Amateur Hockey League
| ,chedule, would defeat the players from
! tho Northwest.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Packey Bent on Getting Re-
venge for Black Eye the Kid
Recently Gave Him.
JOHN

nACKEY M'FARLAND. the fast
and clever Chicago fighter. and
Kid Burns. the rugged lightweight
OF this city. who fought a ten-round 60
at the Fairmont A. c. several weeks
ago, will come together in another ten
round scrap tonight. The battle-ground
will be at Kenosha, wis, and the fight
srs Will box for q large percentage of
The gate receipts. Burns got this chance
to meet Mcfarland because he closed
m Of Packey's eyes In their previous,
contest. It being the first time that any.
thing like that happened to Packey. As
Packey has held II In for Burns since,
It 10 likely he will fight harder than
ever before to put Burns away.
easson over ABS 2tteii in a twenty FOUND s%S in IN
San Francisco and who fought ',.One. Round Ho.
Is ssne .pl.ce. arrives in town to.day f gssD'1 the
Cosse with his wife and baby and his manager,
rs. s siss IA w NS'ss' for ny, july ne . E ,n rG 2ass'd su 1
~ o.e SSt =, aef nse whsner or not to accept 4. He
And then hike back TO San Francisco.
T6e, Boxing Federation Of Paris has made the
tsks in that country: No flush fights Will be-
psuittedi no boxers undr tventy.one years OF
- ~" w ehA,"Nu W part IN UOuts. fDlr
10 sx ounce gloves must be used: a phy scian
INST examine the fighters before entering the
nne ard the floor Of tho ring must BE- eoyer,d
With tnief felt. As Carpenter. the champion
HiddeNctsht Of France. /, only twenty years old,
Ne nsW rule may prevent him from boxing there,
Monday night will be an important one in
CSeveaand, as the residents u that place intend
e 9ve Johnny ktIbane. the new feathcrweight
o1A1pion. . great welcome home with a big
rsss.ds. IN which Al the clubs nthe city, a,hieiic.
3 sven bands Of music and plenty Of fireworks
aonG the line Of march.
n . result Of the Jewish holidays next month.
the YEN round 60 between Leach Cross and Joe
Mandot Of New Orleans. which was 90 have been
fought At one ct the local clubs on April 2, has
hssu. postponed until AIril I'd. Cross asked that
IL bout b put back two weeks, as he did not
casp about boxing on the former date. Cros viii
6esn fr the contest at tho New Polo A. A.
Tommy Xialouey, the West Side fighter. ard
Prank LouGhry 81, Philadslphia were secured to.
day b, psn McMahon, the fight promoter Of Al.
besy, n Va to meet 10 . ten: pound bout before
Mondey nikht. little Loughrsy recently defeated
The evening world., 1912-03-15
MoAKLeY SAYS BASKETBALL
IS DEAD AS GAME.

CLEVELAND. March i5-Jack Moak-
ley. Cornell University's athletic coach.
saws the death kneil Of basketball as an
intercollegiate game Is sounded. lie
says that hockey win displace basket.
bail. Moakley Is here visiting Cornell
grads.
lie also predicts another great Ameri-
can triumph In the coming Olympic
games at stockholm. TIVE OF Americas
malnstays In those contests wiz DE lAd.
IN Moakiey's track r1uad-John Pau
Jones, the inner who holds the
worlds mile record. and Berna. the IN
tercoIIcgiatc two mile champion.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
ENRlCO CARUS0 IN
ANEW R0lE-A JUDGE.

jack 1lsrunan. s~sersssating Ieysasa.
aua Dmine Rajesvieh. vpon esha0 & ~
BROTHER, 0lovaani. The two big wrsstles4
Who sss 70 meet u . Anish wsesaiuy
contest at SfaAisoa SQUARE oard0 %
aSondsr aiGAt. IN. n sslsets9 ne
3uasss ysstsrdAy who ~ 70 pisS cut
referee for the match IN case the prtuci.,
pals cannot agree upon that easeiat.
Raiesvich sent IN me name at 0nrico
Carvso, the famous Ginger. ~ bic yudeet
and Herman has requested Hvshs
Leonard, the we'll known amateur wrsst.
lar. TO ofhciats for Zbyssko.
The managers Of the match Insist mat
4 the referee must b . competsat mat
and we'll enough known 90 have the con.
adsaes Of tho pveli% A. ths sAms tsms
they want the orineipsls 70 fsst thor
oughiy satisfied when they start the
bout. There are plenty of competent
referees who understood the wresti'ns
sane thoroughly. but the Aitea IN The
whole procssdLnS 10 due 70 Raicsvch,
who inasts that ths ssfsrss must "
familiar with the Italian language
were Il not Tor this stipulation the man
agsmsnt would insist upon TEN enkn
o%6,ciating. as he q the aosolute eon
Adence Of the public. and there b NJ
' ~wNaMra ~ sttAsr hia honeesv ~ Anlu0
The evening world., 1912-03-15
WOlter and Cree
ShOW Good Form
Especial 10 The Evening worid,.

ATLANTA, Ca. March 15.-The fca-
ture Of the Highlanders' practice was
the fine form displayed by Outhelder
Harry wolter. who It one time twirled
even better than ne did last season.
Outieider Birdie Cree had his first
workout and he shone like he always
does. He only did Hight work. but he
stepped around in q manner that testi-
fled az 10 the splendid condition in
which he kept himself all winter. The
weather was real wintry-ike yesterday,
but despite It's GOODNESS. Manager VOL
verton. the determined leader that he
10. had his men out for both morning
and AFTERNOON workouts.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Hommey and Murphy BOX Draw.

HOmmey and Murphy BOX Draw.
Packey Hommey Of this ciu and Chicago Tommy
Murphy fought . slashins ten.round bout ct thu
Fcrdon A.. c. with honon even At the final bell.
and he showed that he can fight BY The manner
In which he drove In punches with both hand
10 Hommey's face and body. Both lads scored
tinually.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
"Just eouldn'e
wait to take
my hat off"

q Tfz bath. Your toes will wriggls with
Joy. They'll look up at you and almost
talk. and then they'll take another dive
In that TIz bath! Yes. TIZ 10 life to feet!
The man or woman who says there's
anything like. or a. good ~. T1z never
had q foot in . TIz bath.
When your feet ache. get tired. swollen.
tender or sore. Just try TIZ. Your feet
will Just feel fine; also your corns. bun
ions and cailouses will disappear. You'll
be able to wear smaller shoes, too; your
feet will keep cosy; they'll never be FROST
bitten. never chiiblained.
7 TIZ operates under . new principle.
drawing out all the poisonous exudations
that mako feet sore. corny ana tired.
There's nothing else like TIE. 80 refuse
any imitation.
TIZ, 20 cents . box. cold everywhere.
or sent direct. on receipt Of price. by
walter Luther Dodge q Co., Chicago, Ill.
Recommended by ali Drug Stores. Depart
ment and general stores.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
HAIRY Power q Proohyn In . ten.round bout
before q Brookiyn club.

Howard Morrow. the promising young middle.
years, will have a chance to show his fighting
qualities in q tw.n.y.ropnd bout at Vernon, Cal.
Tom McCarey to put Morrow on with Bert Pagan
Of San Francisco Tor twenty rounds on that date.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Mcfarland and Burns
To Meet Again TO-Mght
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At New Polo A. Aim Cofey vs.
Soldier Kerns. ten rounds.
At American A. A., Brooklyn
Willie Howard ID. George Alger. ten
rounds.
At Greensboro A. c.. Williamsburg
Harry Stone VS.. Andy Williams.
ten rounds.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Last NIoht'shers

Th9sournsmsnsep with TO-
night bowling.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Cubs to Play Lennon at Third
Instead of Heinie Zimmerman

NEW ORLEANS. March l5-Eddis Lennon. once with Brooklyn. and
M played with the Louisville team Of the American Association last
year wn have the hstc chance to make good at third for the CUB resu-
beS THIS annomcemen was made by Manager Chance to-day when he
said h would probably start his regulars o n Sunday, and that LAnnox
you'd Ill the vacancy caused BY the death Of James Doyle. Chance was
0sonite n bis statement that Lennox would be given the preference over
zimmerman at the start. Then It will be up to the former Brooklyn
player. II he makes good. the JOB will be his II he fails to show the
ees zimmerman Displayed. Helne will be back o n the JOB.
The evening world., 1912-03-15
MILE RELAY RACE At
MORMlM0SlOE GAMES,

A, ons.mife relay rses. sDsn y AL
,ocai clubs except the New rsrk 4. e.
and the irish.Aneriean A. c. Will b
a Of the features Of the Aorn'n6sids
A, c. games which will be held Of The
rwenty.second Regiment Armory 20.
morrow night. In II twelve teams VIII
compete. They will represent clubs
from Brooklyn. Manhattan. Bronx ana
0usens.
some Of me CLUBS which viii b rspeo'
(aantsd By their fastest men .sse the
The evening world., 1912-03-15
my Feet Were Just
Aching for TIZ"
Let Your Poor, Tired, Chaisd, Tende'
Feet "Spread Out" Cloriously in
Bath Of TIL

20. O. glory. what . feelin'i Wonderful
what T1Z will do for your feet!"
Just take your shoes off, and then put
those weary. shoe .crinkied iachy, corn
pestered. bunion-tortured feet OF yours In
The evening world., 1912-03-15
Watcher ArnnRed.

M0tChe0
Phil Cross VS.. Young Hickey. ten
rounds, Olympic A. c. Monday night.
Charley Victor W. Barney williams
Of Philadelphia, ten rounds. Browns
Gymnasium A. A. Tuesday night.
Matty Baldwin VI. Charley Grimm
Of Australia, ten rounds. Long Acre
A. A. Wednesday night.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11

The Eagle Butte News estimates
the increased valuation in that see
ton this year over last year at
nearly two million dollars. This
figure takes into con ,ideration the
incleaSe in value of lands by settle
ment at a million and a half, and
the grain raised at $50, 900, with
live stock at $250,C00. The pass
ing of tiele of the real estate from
the government to private owners
means that the values which are
taxable have been increased SO ma
terially that they will not in the
future, as in the past, be put to
extremities for revenues for carry
ing on ordinary public business.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11

The state engineer has been re-
quested by The congressional com
mittee to supply them with infor-
nation concerning roads which are
deemed suitable TO receive national
aid for construction and mainte-
nance in this state. This is in
conformity with ,he recent act OF
congress authorizing the appoint
ment of Joint commission of the
senate and house to make inquiry
into the subject Of federal aid to
post roads The state engineer has
just returned from Il trip over the
Meridian highway from WINNIPEG
to Perry, Oklahoma, the automo
bile being left at that point on ac-
count of the condition of the roads
from there south. The party found
a large amount of work completed
on the road, that in Roberts, Cod
ington and kingsbury counties be-
ing especially noticeable.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11

th, conSrryat on OF tn rainfall,
rrpp rotation and the cultivation
OF alfalfa AMI other crops peculiar
" adapted to the country, the
maximum of soil production Will
become fixed, and land values VIII
assume "A staple market value no
doubt in the neighbOrhoOd OF from
fifty to one hundred dollars per
acre
The writer believes that even
more rapid progress will be made
during the next year or two IN the
actual demonstration of improved
methods Of agriculture than has
been the case during the past year,
and that is saying good deal.
However, the country will benellt
bv reason of the intense interest
being manifested, and conditions
will assume normal condition so
much the sooner.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11

The writer who has been en-
gagged in farming every year since
he came to Stanley county six
years ago-has come to the cOnclu
sion that the only safe way the
farmers Of this section of South
Dakota can make a success to
which they are so much entitled is
to cut down the acreage of small
grain and plant more corn, cane,
potatoes and millet and 90 into
partnership with the milk COW.
If all our fields were plowed ten to
twelve inches deep and only con-
tanned from twenty to forty acres
in a field instead of the way we
have been doing it, in only discing
our ground, and when plowed only
going q depth of from two to four
inches We will begin to raise a crop
which will leave 4 suug profit for
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11

our labor at the end OF every har-
vest. As Il dairy country we have
good one. The Republican knows
Of no less than twenty OF our
farmers who are now receiving
from $25 to $40 month for their
cream, and if these few people can
do this there is no reason why every
one of our farmers cannot dupll-
cate it. Again we say, put the
soft pedal on the wheat end Of the
deal and get Iore COWS and in the
years to come the wisdom Of the
change will be plainly seen. Cot
tOnwooi Republican
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-10-11
Germany's educational system,

Germany educational system
that is its public school system, has
got the public school system of this
country skinned a mile and then
some. They teach the brain and
the hand at the same time and
when a pupil finishes the public
school course of Germany he can
earn a living by skilled labor. Ii
the high school graduate desires to
60 further and take a degree he is
equipped 20 enter the great unive!
stiles without further training and
when he graduates he has an edu-
cation and skilled trade as well.