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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
WOMAN WAS TAKEN
TO STATE ASYLUM

Grafton, N. D., July 9.-Mrs. Cath
crime Novak was arrested by Deputy
sheriff Tverberg and after a brief
examination by the insanity board
was committed to the jamestown
asylum. This wornan's life has been
pitiable in the extreme. She married
ana shortly after the birth of her
fourteenth child her husband became
incurably insane. Supporting and ed
ucating such a large family as hers
is a task worthy of the strongest man
and naturally it proved crushing
hardship for a sorrow laden woman.
She bore her heavy cross with re-
nnarkable fortitude because of her re-
ligious devotion and the kind assist
Of her brother, Jacob Birder of Park
River. His tragic death while en-
route to the democratic national con-
ventfon at ST. Louis several years ago
left her alone with overwhelming sor-
row and money stringency. Since
then the Joy of life never animated
her and during the last two years her
mind has been more or less deranged.
Recently her mania has been the de-
struction of furniture pictures and
dishes. Her son, Joseph, will act as
adminitrator for her homestead In
Rushford township. northeast Of Pi-
SEX. She is Of Bohemian nativity and
is 81 years of age.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
In the World OF Sport

sick landed q blow slightly below
where IL should have been, his frank
Excuse me" sand proffered hand gave
one an idea of the stun OF which the
Fargo boy is made. He's no nincom-
poop, though Kossick lis born fight
er, a rugged fighter: he can give a fist
ic Roland for an Oliver every tiIne, as
Mickey win admit Mickey has the
same good stun in him. That and the
rare exhibition OF skill and bulldog te-
nacfty which they always put up--is
why bout between the two Is such a
great drawing card. Both boys are
credit to the game they p.ay, the game
they play seriously.
ut is not likely that Kossict and Nc.
Intyre will again box in Saskatoon, at
least for some time. The local promot.
ers believe in giving their patrons as
much variety as possible, and though
they believe that the majority of those
who saw Mondays battle would gladly
welcome another encounter OF the same
nature, they think change will also be
appreciated by many. I,eo Kossiok viii
probably return to his home town,
Fargo, unless he gets an offer to re-
main in the west for another bout. As
Kid Gibbons of Minneapolis, has chal-
ienged the winner of Mondays bout, It
Is probable that Leo will accommodate
the Minneapolis fistic artist, seeing that
tempting side bet of $500 is on the
tapis"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
MUTUAL FIRE
ASSOCIATION MEET
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME HAS
BEEN ARRANGED FOR FIRE
PROTECTORS.

Devils Lake, N. D., July 9.-The
fourth annual meeting of the North
Dakota Mutual Fire association OPEN
ed in this city today and an excel
lent programme is being carried out.
The convention has met in this city
before and Devils Lake being CEN
trally located the session, here this
year was decided upon.
Following is the programme:
Tuesday, July 9s--10 O'clock A. NJ.
Call to order President.
Enrolment OF new members.
Presidents annual address.
Appointment of committees.
z O'clock p. NJ.
Address The Organization Of q
State Farmers Mutual Cyclone Insur-
ance Gov. d. Moseiey.
Address-The Best Method Of In
surfing Livestock--O. s. Hall.
Address Classification Of Risks
o. III. Olson.
Address Hon. w. G. Taylor, state
insurance commissioner.
Wednesday, July 100 O'clock A. M.
Address Automobile Insurance
e. III. Resteneyer.
Address Uniform Accounting /.
r. Williams.
Address - Shall Delinquents Be
Blacklisted or Sued ?-George Dic5in-
son.
Address-Are Buildings Under Con-
struction q Good Risk?--J. L. Gorder.
Address The Valued Policy Law
o. G.. Nelson.
Address State Fire Marshal-E. A.
Erickson.
O'clock p. NJ.
Secretary treasurer report.
Committees reports.
Address The Contingent Liability
Law. Johnson.
Election OF officers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
KOSSICK Is AFTER
CONTEST WINNER
NELSON AND MICKEY
spINTYRE MATCHED TO MEET UP
IN WINNIPEG, JULY 12--AND LEO
WANTS A AIILL AND BELIEVES HE
WILL PROVE WINNER.

Battling Nelson and Mickey Nc
Intyre of Saskatoon, are matched to
fight this week at Winnipeg. Mcintyre
is the man with whom Leo Kossick of
this city and Moorhead has had three
meetings, the first losing, the second
meetings, the first losing by narrow
margin, the second winning on a foul
that he is the master of Mcintyre and
wants another try at his man. He has
sent q challenge to the sporting editor
or The Tribune, Winnipeg, which will
De ready at the ring side for meeting
with the winner OF the coming Nelson
Mcintyre go.
Leo came home yesterday and called
on the sporting editor of The Forum
He is looking In the pink of condition
and says that he easily had all the best
OF the last flght he had with Mcintyre.
he is very anxious to have 1T out with
MIN, and he is also very anxious for a
go with. Jimmy Potts, with whom he
went draw in this city nearly a year
ago.
Here are some OF the comments that
We're made by the Saskatoon Press In
regard to the Kossick- Mcintyre hight OF
dominion day, which took place in that
city that will prove to be interesting to
Leo's admirers in this city:
The big bout revealed the great Inn
provement which Kossick has made in
his defence. At times he made Nc
Intyre feet short in his blows, and
though the latter did the greater pa1t
of the attacking In the first half of the
encounter, Kossick made 1t apparent
that he was endeayoring to tire Mick ey
out by letting him force the lighting.
"It is pleasure to see Mickey end
Leo in action. Not only because they
are an absolute contrast in styles but
also because of the gentlemanliness
which marks their conduct The lads
know each other for what they ere
two of natures gentlemen. There will
possibly be cheap sneer or two at
this when the eyes of some of the un-
co guild peruse these lines, but they
don't count for much. Once when Kos
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
ChaIIenre From CnsneIfon.

Casselton. N. D., July 9-CasseIton is
open for games every day this week ex-
cept Sunday. Next Sunday The Courier
News team will try to take fall out
of the fast Casselton bunch.
Last Saturday the Casseiton team
autoed to Kindred and put up a fast,
snappy game, winning by score Of
IL to 4. Batteries: Ruckles and Jack
Mcintyre for Casselton: Hertzgaard
and Strehlow for Kindred
Monday evening Hunter came down
to Casselton loaded for bear" The
Casselton management say that the
Hunter team was made up of the
best players from Arthur, Gardner and
Hunter, with Pearl and Catlin doing
the battery work for Hunter, opposed
by RuclSles and j. Mcintyre Score 8
to 2 in favor OF CasseIton. Frank Hal
iiday, manager Of Casseiton, is Of the
opinion that he has the fastest team IN
this part of the state and would Ike
to hear from some Of the crack teams
hereahouts Phone at once to Frank
Halliday, Casselton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

sections Of the great Missouri slope.
have been awakened to the import
ance OF better farming. They are TAX
ing more interest in their farms,
studying the soil on their own home-
steads and learning its peculiarities.
They are commencing to rotate their
crops, and to experiment with alfalfa
and other products that may be grown
profItably. Lack of interest in dairy
ing is gradually disappearing, and 1t
will not be many years before dairy
cows-pure bred--will be browsing in
the fields OF nearly every farmer Of
this section.
Ausurs Well for Future,
1t has required years to bring about
this change in sentiment toward di-
yersiffed farming, but the effect Of
constant agitation by press, lecturers
and farm institute workers is becom-
ing manifest. This year greater at
tention than ever before is being paid
to better farming, and the increase in
interest will be even larger in years
to come. This fact in itself augurs
well for the permanent prosperity of
the Missouri slope.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
r. II. f.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Last Rube Loses.

Chicago, July 9.--Pitcher 'Rube"
Marquard met his Waterloo today aft
er winning nineteen straight victories.
He was taken out after the sixth In
ming. Chicago defeated New York 7
to 2 in the opening game of the series.
This is Marquard's first defeat of the
season. His inability to foil the local
men at critical times and the errors Of
his teammates proved his undoing. He
was opposed by James Lavender, a re-
cruit who was backed by heavy, op-
perfume hitting OF the Chicago players,
and had little difficulty In keeping his
team in the lead. Lavender allowed
fiye hits which were punched in two
innings Marquard gave way to De-
wore in the seventh to allow the out
fielder to bat and Tesereau was sent in
to pitch Captain Doyle Of New York
was absent today. Schultz fielding
and the batting of Bvers and Sair were
the features
score: r. H. E.
Chicago ..........ss........ 10 0
New York .......,............ 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
DAKOTA WOMAN ADOPTS
AND GIVES A GOOD HOME
TO n CHILDREN; 5
MORE JUST ADDED.

Dickinson. N. D., July s.-Five
more adopted children have just
been added to the remarkable Bos-
worth household of adopted chill
dren, where sixteen orphans have
already found home All told. Mrs.
o. r. Bosworth Of this city has
adopted twenty-one children in
the last few years. all of whom
now make their home with her,
and in addition she adopted sew
eral who have grown up and have
been married and live in this sec
tion.
The latest additions to the
unique family are all boys. Four
come from one family at Fort
Ripley, Mont, the mother having
heard of Mrs. Bosworth's kindness
to orphans. having appealed to
her for aid. with the result that
the children, for whose welfare
the mother alone was responsible
through the death of her husband,
were adopted and brought here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
3 new CHURCHES
ARE PLANNED

Flasher, N. D., July9-Th Catholics
of Flasher and vicinity will be pleased
to learn that Rt. Rev. Vincent Wherle
bishop of Bismarck, will say mass here
on Sunday July IA. in Berrier's hall.
1t is expected that Father Ambrose and
other priests will be here and officiate
in the service. 1t is hoped that all
Catholics in this neighborhood will en-
deavor to be present, as after mass a
business meeting will be held for the
purpose of taking up the matter of
There is a strong following of Catho-
lies in this territory surrounding
Flasher, and there is no question but
that the building Of Catholic church
here would meet with favor and be
easily accomplished.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
Two az Jud.

Jud, N. D., July 9--Ir crop conditions
continue favorable two new churches
will be built in Jud this year. The
Catholics are contemplating ouildlnS
q conmodious and modern building,
with full eight-foot basement The
building will be 36x49 feet, and will
stand some three feet above grade to
provide light and ventilation for the
basement. 1t will be located one
block south of the First State bank,
and when completed will be no mean
addition to our little city. The Ger
man Lutherans have also selected a
site two blocks west OF the Methodist
church where they will erect build
ing 24x36. Operations have begun on
the foundation Of each building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
BUMPER CROP TO BE REAPED
ON SLOPE TN The FALL

G. B. Winter in The Bismarck
Tribune: Where farmers have plow-
cd correctly. sown their grain in the
proper manner, cultivated it as should,
they will reap one of the largest crops
this fall In the history of the Mis-
souri slope Where the work has been
done in slip-shod fashion, the seed
rougIled in or disced into the stubhIe,
where impure seed has been used and
little attention paid to cultivation,
only a small yield win be harvested,
One Of the most notable features OF an
auto ride from Bismarck to Wilton,
thence northeast to McClusky, Is the
difference between the fields. In this
respect the territory traversed is typi-
cal of the entire western portion OF
the state.
Road Problem Needs Solution.
The distance from Bismarck to Nc
CluslSy as registered by the Epeedom-
eter is fifty eight miles. In some
places the roads are fairly good, but
there are other strips OF highway that
certainly could be improved. Work is
now well under way on the new Bis
Inarck- -Walton road, which, when
completed, will open up a splendid
avenue of travel between those two
enterprising cities. The necessity for
the creation OF state highway COM
mission is shown in the condition Of
the old roads. There is mile after
mile of highway where stones and
rocks line the way. Improvement on
the highways would benefit the farm
er more than the autoist, since the
farmer travels the roads many times
where an autoist usually makes a
eross-country trip only occasionally.
5eneficent Burleish.
Burieigh county lands rank among
the most fertile in the state The
soil is deep rich loan and with prop
er care crops can be raised that will
be little short Of marvellous. A few
miles north OF Bismarck, par sing the
fern once owned by Rutherford B.
Hayes, nineteenth president of the
United States one comes to the crest
of hill from which a scene Of pic
turesque beauty is unfolded before his
eyes Away to the right stretches a
broad fruitful valley, dotted with sub
s~stantial homes of thrifty farmers.
Fields of grain are waving in the sum-
rner breeze, dairy herds Craze content
edly in their pastures and green trees
mingle their color with the verdu e
Of the prairies. Communities such as
this are the mainstay of the nation.
Upon their success and prosperity de-
pends the progress and growth of the
adjoining towns and cities.
Weeds Play Havoc.
Between Baldwin and Wilton the
roadway parallels farms that would
bring tears to the eyes of scientific
agriculturists. Fields are seen where
in the growing grain has been choked
by weeds. In some places it will take
years Of painstaking, conscientious
cultivation to offset the handicap inn
posed by these pirates of moisture
Large quantities Of wild mustard in
some cases make the tracts OF land
appear as fields of solid yellow. II
Is very apparent that little attention
was paid to seed selection, despite
warnings that were sent broadcast
throughout the state.
Much uncultivatsd Land.
Section after section of uncultivateo
land is observed. That is the fly ir
the ointment. North Dakota, one o.
the most sturdy and vigorous common
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
CHILD STEPS ONTO
A RED HOT ROOF.


Webster, N. D., July 9.--Cor-
win, the 2-year -old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Wells of Webster,
was the victim of a peculiar ac-
cident which inflicted severe in
juries upon him. While barefoot
ed. the little boy walked out OF an
upstairs room onto tin roof to
an addition to the house. The
hot summer sun was beating
down upon the roof, and the tin
had become heated to a very
high temperature, and as soon as
the child stepped upon it with his
bare feet, the bottom of the feet
were burned almost to a crisp.
The child was hurried to a physi-
clan and remedies were applied
but it will be number of weeks
before he will be able to walk
again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
FARMER KILLEB
BY LIGHTNING

Goodrich. N. D., July &c, X. Reis-
wig, a prominent and one of the best
known German citizens of Sheridan
county, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed while working in the
field on his farm three miles south
west of McClusky. The bolt struck
the unfortunate man on the side Of the
head and stripped the body entirely
of clothing, tearing 1t and shoes to
down, but not hurt. One of his daugh-
ters was plowing near him and was
thrown from the plow and knocked
unconscious.
Mr. Reiswig leaves q wife and sew
eral children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09

ly. Leahy of Valley City pitched gilt
edged ball. This game was the sew
tween these two clubs to decide the
state championship. The series now
stands Valley City won 6, jamestown
won /.
during the Barnes County fair, July 8,
10, IL, and later on Morris, Mimi, win
be taken on for series of four games.
jamestown and Valley City have taken
teams played and are entitled to play
for the championship without doubt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
WANTS A MATCH.

A Hope Man After Wrestling Match
for the State Fair.
Charles Sieller of the town OF Hope
is very anxious to secure a wrestling
match with Mr.. Moe, and he would
like the match II it can be arranged
to take place in Fargo sometime during
the state fair. He claims to hold the
rniddleweight championship of North
Dakota. In his challenge to Moe he
says II took two falls from Ed Doran
Of Crystal on the Fourth of July at
Hope for the middleweight champion
ship. If Mr.. Moe wants any of my
game he can very easily get It."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
NORDEN CHORUS
COMING STRONG

Devils Lake, N. D., July 9.-The
Norden chorus of this city under the
leadership of o. Holm will leave
next Thursday evening for Fargo TO
take part in the Norwegian sanger
fest and the unveiling of the Rollo
statue. The local chorus is one Of the
best in the state and since organiza-
tions from seven states will be there
an opportunity will be given to COM
pare the local chorus with the organi-
cations elsewhere.
The dates for the big sangerfest
are July IL, 13 and IA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
A Nice Game.

Milwaukee, July 9.--Dougherty out
pitched Kroh in a pitching duel here,
the home team winning, 1 to O.. Clark's
single, a wild pitch and Schalk's single
in the second produced the only run
of the game The fielding behind the
pitchers featured.
Score: R.H.E
Louisville ..........-... 3 O
Batteries---Dougherty and Schalk;
Kroh and Pearce.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
Comgtock Team wins.

Comstocl, Mimi, July 9.-The Com
stock baseball team has the following
record: July 3, Comstock defeated
Hlclxson to 4; July 4 Comstock defeat.
ed Horace at Wild Rice, 16 to 8; July
Comstock again defeated Horace at
Comstock in ten-inning game, 8 to a.
Batteries: Comstock, Opperman and
Block, Horace, Iverson and Trotter.
The game was hard fought throughout
the teams being very evenly matched.
Opperman for Comstock pitched a fine
game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
STATE BASEBALL
rhe nendern win Another.

Great Bend, N. D., July 9.--The locals
took the fast White Rock, s. d. team
into camp here in a well played game
to l. The Benders scored three OF
their runs in the first inning when they
got two men on and Whiting a long
drive to deep center for three bases.
Whiting stole home a moment later.
The game was called in the last half Of
the eighth on account of rain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
valley City won.

Valley city, N. D., July 9.--In game
featured by the terrific hitting of VAL
ley City, the Valley City nine defeated
Jamestown here 20 to 1. Jamesto w1
used three pitchers to stop the Valley
city s1uggers, but all were batted free
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
National League.
American League.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Minneapolis, July 9.-Each team had
men on bases in every inning, the last
of the series between Minneapolis and
st. Paul, which the former won, to s.
The game was very loosely played and
filled with hard batting.
Score: R.H e.
Minneapolis .............s.....9 IL 5
st. Paul .......... IL 8
Batteries-Liebhardt and Allen; De-
canniere, Karger, Dauss and Marshall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
TO TEST SECOND
CHOICE VOTES

Bismarck, NJ. D., July 9.r--Leslie
Simpson who was defeated for con-
gress by r. ID. Norton, will test the
legality of second choice votes before
the state supreme court. according
to word from Dickinson. Simpson
although he leads on first choice by
I32 votes,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
stanley Won.

Stanley, NJ D., July 9.-Stanley won
from WIliiston by a score of 10 to 4.
The Stanley team worked the bunting
game perfectly Batteries: Stanley,
Shea and McGovern; Williston, Harvey
and Dahl
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09

st. Louis. July 9.--Devlin's triple in
the tenth inning gave Boston the open--
ing game Of the series with the locals
this afternoon, to 1. Bresnahan was =
removed for disputing a decision by
Umpire Owens.
Score: R.HE.
81. Louis ..........s....s..s-. ~
Boston .,,... 2-g
Willis and Wlngo; Perdue and Killing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
One More for norton.

Boston, July 9--Boston won from ST
Louis easily today to 1. Wood was
hit harder than usual by the Browns
but kept his hits scattered.
Score: r. III. u.
boston ss.ssssvss.s II L'--
st. Louis ..........s......
Wood and Cady; Allison, G. Brown
and Stephens. 4,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
noaton Getn Firnf.

Marquard, Tesreau and Meyers, WIZ
son; Lavender and Archer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-09
beach Giants defeated.

Belfield, N D., July 9.--Belfield de-
feated the Beach Giants at Belfield by
score of 5 to 2. Brownlee and Cabot
We're the opposing pitchers and both
pitched good ball.