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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01
THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS,

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. a certain relief for Feverish-
ness, Headache. Bad stomach, Teeth
ing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and destroy worms IheE
break up colds in "a hours. They are
so pleasant to the taste children IKE
them. over 10 900 testimonials.
Used by mothers for 90 years. They
never fail Sold by all druggists, 25c'
Sample mailed FREE. Address, AL
len S. Olnsteaa, lie Roy, n. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01

Mr., w. S. Gunsalus, farmer living
near Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for
fourteen years, and that he has found
1t to be an excellent remedy, and
takes pleasure in recommending 1t.
For sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01
Translated Into American.

Gabe-What is a kleptomaniac?
Steve-That's a high brow name for
thief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01

sallow complexion ZONES from biz
ious impurities In the blood and the
fault lies With the liver and bowels;
they are torpid. The medicine that
gives tesults in such cases is HEF-
BINE. 1t is fine liver stimulant ana
bowel regulator. Price soc, Sold by
A. c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01

Most married men have to sprint in
order to keep up with their running
expenses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-01

A girl who is always picking quar-
rels may find 1t difficult to pick q
husband.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

SamiltOn anseisen, ofal.VotiSen
nno Nenigt.iten iinS abSnsebeH Gfs
Der 4. nuO Charles gtrafe. llaitl
aecnt inr Samiltsa iuobHt Nc. 3O1
Qorb Srunt Strake. lelepboH 3a'
milton l376.W. SelepboH uaferta
aorreiponSenfea: 393X BEL.
u. geiOsnbenb<r BON Cincinnati
tpurbs bier als ftdbtifdxr Gnperinten'
bent Der elsitriit3en Girubenbobn on.
seitsIlt uno 9eorg GHirlep lpurbe ali
8obnbsamter n09 Dapton, O.. psr'
iest.
9al. gailep, BON NibbletoDn
seitano gsit,rn Der bortigeH pctiad
haB er Issten CONNER in OuntOn. q.
Elm pfero uno Waggp it0N uno on 81,
cob Woiit, DON ber Gpringfielb aanb1
ftrnbe. fir SO pertaufie. 1uilsn MUIR
be Der pOlia.i BON 1dpton ousselie'
fert.
6rsb, aint iDurbt seitern Dor,
mittog in benz QelIkr b<s prin5tt
1beaters i'm Scott Osb6ube hrr6 elm
GasagIpIOiion In Geji4t unb an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

qanbffroBe $4,000 tpftsn. ebe 5ie fer
tio lit. Die aneeleaenbeit fon pom
gitp nno gountn Development 8on1@
mittee untsrIuht iperben. Das aom-
mittee beitebt aus ben 9erren s. y.
pieper, 8. g. gpIpilIe, Mar Serbi
N, 8. ShulB unb $. 8. Rortbentt.
Gountpanipalt s. Sunlon puroe iiber
tieIe glnaeIegenbeit befrugt uno idgts,
oab pas unaefdbr iorrett lei.
- ssn Der aeitern gbenb absebalts'
nen Sibung Des Shulratbs ipurosn
Die monatli6en Rehnungen erlaubt
uno Die Saldre Der 2ebrer uno Sdnis
loren aur 3oblune ansepieIen. Snpt.
qrpf. Slub' geriht ipuroe perleisn
uno anaenommen. Der tdslite Shul.
beIudb belduft fih auf 4267. Die
Commencement grerciies" Der Sch=
ihule finben am Ttenitag, Is. Sunl.
unb bic Der QincpIns9rant 5ohidule
om 19. SUM- ftutt Das aommlttee
fir gauten ipa lmihau nab pdlfens
Ten 2ptalitGten fir einen oosr Sfpei
SinoeroGrten halten. Cine Ginlaeun5
res 8pmeitic Sciente 8epartements
Ger SotTtule su einem Dinner am 8.
februar i'm SodihuIgebGuoe. oas Don
Den 3oolinesn bergerihtet fpsr'
ben miro, puroe anstnommen.
| Die 5erren gmith, Sbests uns grum'
bttt ipurben in Elm Geniussapmmtttes
ernonnt. BrdIibsnt Waton perlas Elm
| 5hreiben, in oem sr ernpfiehlt, eab
srm Woble Der iauIbeiu6enben ata'
| rer bem tiihtioen Superinienoentsn
ser sduIen pole 0epolt geesben per'
ts unb DAB feline anoronnnssn prompt
ousaefiihrt tperosn foaen. sSn Inbes
trdtt Der nberfii[ten SofItuls iagt:
e., paB Der Saulratb dlles In ieiner
Strait Stebenos tbun IolIts, um Elm
neues, qr0berss 9sbduos fir bic Sod
Itule All erbaIten nnp bic notbi9sn
| Shritte ba3u ein'hlussn iolte.
Drintina fountains" iOlIsn in ieosr
! Shule errittet iperben uno itereoptl'
| i6e Waitineu anssihaift fpsroen. ne
nod teins iino. Die Wiiitsrs no 2eh'
rer.8ersine bdttsn iplde WSuIhinsn tur
reri6ieoene Sdul.n onosihufft uni
ebsnfuQs Stuhe unb 6triimpfe fiji
mittellpie atnber. bumit bts's oi'
| S6ule teIu6en tDnn.n, fpofir ihner
ter Gont dbssitattet lpuros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

Appfe ,rheblid, perbrannt nno inuBft
itnm isinem seim an Der Siip = Ctr.
qebrodt perben. Gr Issie fiir oos
idbtiihe @os Gspartsment stne
Gosr0bre in benz aeaer Des 8ebdubes,
aIs unppriihtis.r Wsife Semuno NIT
einer brsnnenben asr3e in ben asller
fam unb bic grplofion peruridhts.
- Die Ginnabmen in benz bieiisen
poitomt fir ben Wonat Sanndr be-
Iiefsn fih auf $S193.77 coer $123s.64
n1ebf nls I'm Sdnuar 1911.
gs purben in bem Regiitrire
Diftritt go. 130, beitebeno aus Der
5tabt 6amiItpn, 6anoper, ct. glalr,
Fairfield unb RoB 9p., lpdhreno oes
Monots sSanuar AT 5oossfGlle berihs
| tet. Bon biefen entfallen 40 auf bic
Gtobt Samiltpn.
Drei Giaentbiimer BON 4utomos
bilen fpurben seitern BON Der poli5ei
perbaftet uno segen gurgihoft ent=
laFsn, neil iie es perHahldNigt hdttsH,
pom Staatsbepariement bic nothlge
Hsens fir 1912 gu erlanssn.
- Carl Z. Gmitb bat Iih bier fir
bic punossarmee anperben laifen.
- Die itGbtifhe aafIe entbislt am
Ghlub beg Wcnots Sanuar 1885,
215.85.
Der 8erbienit Der ftdptifhen ans
ldaen ipd6renb oes Wlondts Snnuar
por tpie folst: Gtdetifhes @as De.
pariement, $2105.57; elsttrii6e Be
Ieuhtunes anlass $4266.16; itGbtis
ids WaFertperi. $5335.74.
Glarence 5erris BON MiooletofDn,
peIter i'm Gouninaefdnenib peesn
0ernoaIdFigune ieiner camille FAB,
fpurbe ooreeitern abenb aus Der Daft
eniIaTsn, um cine Stelle in WliobIes
topn anSunebmen.
| 49, 6eiraibsiheine: 6Ienn 5uffman
81, bon Wiqpitle, unb GtSI WoIitsn'
boIm, is, BON bier; georl Sonts, 21.
pon Bsii clifton, uno WprtIs anrss
Is, BON Srioro.
- 6drrp gobn. Yc. 14O Wdih'
inetou Strabe fpobnbnft, itolpsri. Dor:
asiiern 4bsno in bem aslsr Der Wob'
nune iiber ieinsn 8 Sabre olteuSphr
Diuis, poourf Der 2estere einsr
gtinbruh erlitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

MuS ben OeriMtsb6fen.
Die D.po6ioren Der metropolitan Bana
weroea etma 80% er6a(lsn.
Gbeihsiouugsfdlls. - ghabenerIass
tIassn. - einsereiht. 5eitamenis.
- Ra6labiahen. - 0eri6isosnes.
Die affatre ber Wetropo.
Titan 9anf.

iiton Sanf.
WGhrsnb Der ssitrie.n 8erbanblune
betr. bi. gffaire Der WetropoIitau
Bant &c 9ruit Co., tpeihe Dor Rihter
Gcrman ltattfano. erildrte Silfss
Staatss sganis sSuperint.nbent Romsr,
Der nit Der 2iquioiruna Der 9si6afts
bsauitragt nprosn III. hob bic Depo.
iitorsn sttpd rs. hofitsus so prostnt
ibrer 0utbaben srlangen ueroen.
Der A9eitsrtn fiihrt tr an, bag
Die 2iquioirung eina 10 Wionute in
4nfpruh nsbmsn tpiirbe, er aber pora
lduFig teine hohepe 3ipibenpe, dls 40
propnt R3abIsn iDnne. ba bic aubsns
ItlHbe iebr langfam eingshen. Dix
politdnbigen attipa bsiaufen ith auf
$685.. .658. tpopon jsooh siu nod niht
5a ermittslnosr gstrag als 0erIui: abb
esidrisben tperoen miifI.. 9is itBt
isisn S236. $50 in aubsnitGnnen iollsis
iirt. absr aub Jcrberuneen i'm 8sira.
ge bon $456, ,37l .inetreit3t norben. su
bsntn binnsn aurssm nod lpeiiere
$50. 900 .ommfn iperben, 10 6ab bic
Gtiammt DECENTRALIZATION $546,371
betraeen.
auf cine tpeittrs Jrags gab 6err
Romer an. bah bos Baorssis psrBant,
ipelfks 3usrft bel sipei bisfgsn ganten
bepOnirt gsptien isi. BON ibm 3uriids
gtspaen unb Bel psrfd,isoensn ganlsn
in Gina. Jprt Ulenenrn, GsIina. DeIs
pbos unb anosren i'm Staott ans.ltst
tporben iei.
4uf bisie 4npaben bin mics Der
Tifj.er oas Oeiuf, bes berrn Sobn 6.
RDgsrs. bob Dorldufig cine h5bere Dis
Oibenbe als 40 9roi. srfldri perbe, als
unbesriinoet ub.
ebHheibungs alagen.
aathrine 9ornbran. 1929 Straight
Gtrabe, bic iih ON l3. Snnuar 1896
nit b<m Shlodter Georgs z. Yorns
bran Derheraibie. ipelter ebs cine,
| isst IA Sabre alie soht.r snifprofs
fen iit. ffrsngte geiisrn cine alimenieH,
unb S6eiDunssilaae an. Sis mahi
ssItenb, bdB 9ornoran ON 10. MGrJ
1911 unter Mtitnabme i1rer Gripars
niHe nah Cos anselss. Gal. gsrsiii
fti, nm bort nnesblih cine better tes
foIbtie etell. unsunsbmen. grotbsm
sr cine folhe fanb unp burhfhnitilif
$16 per mohs perbisnts, babe er ibr
obgIein tie oft norum inrisb. MIDI
einen Gent oufommen lnffen, 10 bot
fi< sespnHgen mar. ftibit ibrsn untfr.
halt 3u psrbisnen. Nm 81. Jnnunr b
]. lei er 3uriidgeiebri unb cine Woh.
| fpdier babe er iih in ibrer Mobnune
stngsii<ut unb iit fotDobl als aud isinl
1ontsr NIT tinem Repolper bebrob.
fpsif fie iih tpsi8erttn, 3u ibm 3uriid.
susebren. I'm ben DertIagisn au Der.
binbern. bos 0dus, bas auf itineu
Qameu iiebt. obtr 5tDei g<bknsDsrii6el
runqs spolifsn Su uertcufen Ober III
transferiren. iDurbe Elm GinhuItsbsfeb
lstssn ihH erlaGsn.x
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
9aston u,sb Oeuebpe.

- 6. Il. qabotb. Trdfb.nt bea
geaepus StuIretbes. lpirb IN tiniesn
sossn en-, speaialiisrns sinberuf.r,
po ieit DECEMBER 1911 feline Geihdfts
erlsbigt psrosn fcnnien, neil ME tir
Quorum antpeienb mar.
Gran alfreb RObtris Don
Mourpstoun, g., bic eiuiss Doden
bei Serrn grlpin 6dnbmann in Dam
ton ouF gsiut, ipeilte, lit s.fsrn
absno abgersiit.
- 5srr Diais Qlobba9 BON Dan
ton trbisIt bic 9lnhriht, bab isir
S6tpoqer u. 6. NegolI in Rinecu,
ReritO, geitorhn fei. WeGaa tpobnts
friiher in Canton.
DER 8rnnpille Wo0op poiien,
O. u. R., psrIammelt ii4 am Jrsitas
2lbenp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02
anaeblidber Gintrs6er.

Die 0ebeimpOli5iiten Din. BEL nnb
Ghoefsr perbdfieten seitern ben Is
,Jabrt alien 6arrp Smitb nlias Deb,
BON SO. 10 4flifon Gtrabs. unb
iptrrten bsnitlben ais pero1htis sia.
Der Uefangtne iDirb angebIi6 inDdp<
ton, g., tpeaen Ginbruhs perlnnet. Qr
icl nit benz Wonne ibtniifn iein. btr
Dor einis<n 1agen 5ipsi 0anbtafdsu
pol aleiotr. Shmudiahen uip. In
sinem pfnnbbduIe an Qsntrnl 2Dsnne
perIebfn ipoilte uno ba sr pI0tii& 0srs
bomt f6Opfie. unter 3uriidlaNu btr
6anbtafhtn baponIisf. Detettib Rim
caib pon Dapton, Elm MrubeE ~ bis1
jioen GsbsimpOIi5ifi<n Qmmeit Rim
coib, iraf 9tit<rn Abenb TN YoliSel1
b1uptquoriifr Elm inb trat NIT BEN
GsfduaeasH bk Hiidrtde mad Denies
an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-02

ten uuf benz Gieentbnm finb iptftblcs
unb miifen abeetrasen iperotn. Dos
Grnnbftiid bot 115 SUB Gront nnb
66 CUB 1iefe.
Genntor Webfter 6elm reihte In
Der Gtantsleaislatur bic 8Orlagt fur
sinen siDeitsn 9reisrihter fir Gomps
ben gountp Elm. Der 9ouperneur lou
einen Nihter ernsnnen, Der biz CUR
nGhften WabI aIs FOLDER fungiren lou.
Die gebeimpolisiiteu Grams uno
Gtepenton, ppIi5eiierseant gurniioes
unb poli3ift Ril.p perbafteten seftern
cine An5abl anaben, bic bic WtHinss
theiIe elmer aeritorisn Dampfmafhine
an ben 1r0bI.r ". Roien, BON 2.
unb gprt Gtrabs, psrfauften. Gins
BREEDER bronasn in bic Seifenfabrit an
Der Berrp nnb sgront Strabe elm, bic
| iih jebt an 6dnpeu times Receipers
befinbet. Die Maitine tpuroe Sere
fort unb bos MpbiIiar ufp. eeitobIsn.
Die annben purosn entlaHen, Da iis
Der poIisei pertbpoae Snfcrmationen
lieferten.
Der Ioll BON Willidm ghriftos
pher tpesen Steters nit Der 4biidt
Mattie Waibingtou Su tObten, ,puroe
pesen abtpefentsit BON 3eusen pers
fhoben.
Maforb edpars tpurbe BON
6umanii1tspoIi3i'ten ct. Smitb tps1
gen gernahIGFi9ung feinsr Jamili.
oerboftei. Sein Tau tommt beute Dor
gouninrihter SaIptins our Werburbs
lung.
- G. gdrtelIs berihtete I'm goIiseis
amt, bab ssemone isin gFerb uno ieis
nen Sprinsipasen gsftoblen babe. gr
lieb bas ssubrtpsrt sirtise Winuten Dor
ieiner Wohnune. RO.316 Weft 4. Ctr.
unbeauffihtist itsben.
- Die JamillS BON Rdiban Rous
riIb, BON go. 42S Gbeftnut Strubs.
mar eeftern Wprlsu nm 2 ubr pes
5nunsen, In ibrsH NahttleiRrn aus
benz 5aufe su fli,hen, Inn bem eritids
unastooe su ent1sbsn. Gin giineet
aIeinbois, oos hiHtst Dem Oftn oufbss
ipabrt purne, o.rstb iHgrano u. fInts
bic sanse Wobnans nit Rauh. Der
Batter bate Wu5e, bic Gamtlienmits
glisbsr 3u tpetsn, oa iie bereits bclb
betuuBtlos iuarer. 2tnaeitellie Der feus
.rfpebr pom Spristnbaufe go. 8
lOThten bic Glommsn. Der Shnben
an usbaltuno 9.a<nitdnbs ift ourt
gtrfiteruns ssottt.
| - geitsrn porsu IS is Sabre, oob
bic topf.ai. 2sitS uon peorl 0rpon.
ppn grseneaiile. 3no., duf Der Cod
iten Jarm in ST. 5bomas aufseiuns
ben Durbe.
4 - I'm arsis9trihte erbeli ann1
9. gontpon cine Sneioune BON Qoat
Gcntpon unb b., 4ufIiht iibsr ihr.
sfpei ainb.r uno SO p.a Dons ln'
terhaltuneseslo.
- Der Campbell goun.p ansomo.
; biIealub bGlt btut. 4b<Hb cine Sig:
ung i'm Glts 1tHpei ab, um iiber ein.
0ersinigunq nit oen 4enton Gountr
4utosalub gu 5srar1en.
- Die bieil9tu WIrtbe srnannter
Elm aommittes, aus ben 6erren Widtt
, WoIhuatt, Nite Beis, CHARTS Rrinr
unD 5r.D 9ai9ons beiisbno, bal
, NIT bsm Wtapor 6eimbolo unb Der
, aommiTGr,n iiber bie Birthihafts'
Qissns bsra,hsn IolI. Die aisens fol
! srbobt nerosn uno iteinen biz Wir'
tbe fir cine $50 erbobuHs su iein
, Die aommiii0rs ,perben pohrfneinlit
bic GtabtIi5sHs auf $500 feiiiebsn
: Sn bieii8er Stabt Fnb 107 Wirth'
I fhaf.sn uno ioIIen bieie aui 80 rsbu
: ART perosn. Die gnssleeenbeit ipirt
: in elmer oui beute onberauulten SIP
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~ E tu y o + {.

Die 9aslupprt Sifiee fnr bas sGid'
rinnatier 9uIisblatt" bsfinbet iidD III
0u. 339 Dorf Strahc, aescnnber benz
Gourtbauie, Wpielbit Heuiateiten, VIZ
seiaem II. /. NJ. bis 10 llbr 40 Wian.
ten abcuos eutgegensenpmmen iuer'
ben. Selepbou Suutb 4Ol.
- Sn Der Stoutslesislotur ipurot
cine 8orIase eingereidt. ben 5ishlonrs
9iitritt gu elmer S.aot 6. aIafis gu
mo6en.
-albert Gitsrmener, %, uRb Wurz
aoret. 9Ieafon, Is, Bsios Don Gins
cinnati; gbparb 8Ieafon uno emma
3obneis, geioe BON Cincinnati. tpurs
ben geitsrn pon 5rieosnsriht.r GIsas
| ion gstrout.
GsI6sins: Glen 5uifmonn,
BON WlilpiLs, g., uno etbel WoIiteHs
bplm, bon 3omiItoH, O.; !. g.Wlsdrs,
DON qiquo, 8, uno Blonde gafbnsr,
BON Sionep, 8. Die .Wurriase iddts"
parsn 70 fart hinter oem Itsieren
qaar kr, oab pitfes iih IN einer
9roi6te no1 Cincinnati flu6iete,
obns bier eetraut 3u rperoen.
- Wqppr 5elmboIp uno Cider
belts aommiiTGr Gbtrt baben an
allen aufsdugen 81 grideu nab eops
| inston uno Cincinnati gOlisiften ftds
tionirt, Die oarauI su adten baben, oub
8assu bon ssnanntsn St1otsu 2isens
be5ablsn. Gigentbiimsr bon 5ubrs
fpsrtsn pon 8ellepue une Soptcn tons
nen cine aiSens in ibrer Stabi nehs
men, Die aud fir Rerppprt gilt, bo fie
nur bic Gront unb 3. Strab. benusen.
Inn nohgineinnati cber pon bort bier
her Al tommen. Tarmer iinb bon Der
3a6lung Der 2isens entbuHpen, 3is
| hieIieen Geihdftslsute purben be-
nadridtist, ibre si5enien gu ertpir'
fen. Die Wlilhlente miiiien cine 9es
ftGftsIi8ens baben unb iino su ein.m
5uhrpert berehtigt. syur j.bes fpeiter,
miifIen iis cine Grtralisens baben.
| Waior Gamusl gisitaff 1T pon
JraEtfori, ap,, suriitgstebri, no er
| iih i'm SntsrsHs Der .ginsle 3nr"
aufbieIt. Gr fdgte, bic 9prlnge, biz
Senator 4rnett einreihte, iollts pat:
iirsn. oa lie manhsn giirser Rem
tudps 3uriitbriugt. Der ipessn boppels
ter geitsusrung ben Stnnt perlaHen
| bat. Iuf bic 5raes, oh Der Rame st.
gbomas in Highlands" umssdnberi
perben ioa, faete Major 8isftaff bat
bic Sigblonbs auberbolb Reppcrt unt
Cincinnati unb llmsesenb niht be.
tannt ieien. 1T. Thomas tenne fdii
Jeber in ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sort
1bomas babe aIs MiIitdrpo'ten pi.
sp. 6igbldnos erfi betannt gemaht,
unb Der Rams Jt. 1bomas pirb. 70
Iange bic 8unbssregierung bic Jori
9bomas ReierpatiOn befist. nidt ses
dnbert perben.
Sanitdtspolisift Csc9r arrines
ton berihtsts, bab nur nod 5pei Jdlis
BON Neroenfieber in biefiser Stabi gss
melbet feien unb teine gpibemie gu
tefiirhten fsi.
5arrp Gpinis, Gigentbiimer
oss GruHo uae 8obens an Der Mons
mouth Strabe, 5piiden a. unb 5,
Strabe. lit sspilit, bns gissntbum an
bic Giaot fir Yurt3iDede nnD Spiel
pldBs 3u pertaufsn, fpenn bic Stobi
ibnen be Summe BON $11,500, biz
Summe, fur pelhe Der Gtenerduss
gleihsratb es abihGbie, sie6t. Gr
iDiu bann $500 fit bie nerjtelune
lbss paris f4snteH. Die gxbduli6s<is
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Gin ileiner 3us BON einern Ofientn
ysniter Rruriadt Gridltuns. Nebmt
Guh in aht, nber ipenn bic GrtGliunq
fomn,i, ssbrouht Or. Aaeuit RSnts's
6umburger 9ruittbes. Ct pirsi bsrHs
fiueuD unD htilenD.
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Burg
Kynast
Ruebezahl.

AM orssoYfloite c5ef1iAfe Il offfElu, IN l15U
iSsas!nss .Ssia :. issr ss.asss sass 1ss.s. ssr'
skss braaiscae Ea9sn. .gaiaIaa Gratis. 1
..WI 1co. an Z ssiaiisissiisss 4 ais S;s cHGAsO, "
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-25

Messiner, of the Bays, came to
the bat. He famed, but Ted was
getting tired.
Next came Legeral, who lined
a pretty one over third base and
took first. Baker followed with
a similar stunt that sent Legeral
to second. Overman advanced
them another sack and the bases
were full. Jerome took the stick.
He was confident; Ted was weak
ening. In vain did the captain
exhort. In vain did the rooters
demand. But with sudden
awakening Ted looked toward
the grand stand. s,n
Leaning far over the seat in
front of her and watching every
move of the pitcher. was the
maiden, and !. saw the flush of re-
newed Yigor mount his cheek.
With freshened strength he
clutched the ball. Jerome famed
the air and looked dazed. The
fans were wild. But in the midst
Ted looked only for the little
handkerchief in. the grand stand,
and it was there. 1.-TWO strikes!'
Twas almost too excited to call
it.
Again the little lace handker-
chief f1uttered.in the grand stand,
and again with ever increasing
force the sphere sped over. the
home plate and the hopes of the
Boys died like a flash.
But the, game was only half
"A t
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ZEE. TIE TWIRLER


The White Star team had taken
the field, against the American
Boys. I, as umpire, was just
ready to call the game, when the
captain of the Stars called nae
aside and ,nervous1y told me that
his pitcher had failed to appear.
"Have you no substitute = !
asked.
Just then. Ted Narvalo, short
stop for the Stars, came up.
Let Jimmy Higgins take short.
stop and put me in the box he
answered at once. Il have prac
ticed pitching with Bill a good
deal, and have aifew originals I'd
ike to spring.
IF YOU can do it, Ted, do, "
cried Zemar, eagerly.
Ted took the box. As he pre-
pared to pitch the first ball, | no
ticed him start, gaze intently at
the grand stand a second, and let
60 the first zof those 1terrihc
curves which. were destined to
win him the, etviable cognomen
of Ted, the TMirler:,n,. i
Following his eye, l saw, seat
ed well in, the front of the grand
stand, a maiden of some Is sum
mers; it was enough to inspire
any player.
And Ted was certainly inspir-
ed. Foe after Foe he, moved
down with curves so swift and so
puzzling that ] myself, Vas some
times at a loss whether they>were
balls or strikes. However, owing
TO an error. the American Bows
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-23
WARREN H. hunger
COMING TO FARGO
MEN AND RELIGION coNsERVA.
TON SPECIALIST WILL BE CIV
EN- DINNER IN FARGO NEXT
TUEsDAY-PREsIDENTs PLAN
ENTERTAINMENT.

Warren H. Bunger Of Dayton, o., the
Men and Religious Forward Movement
Conservation specialist, will be in Far
go next Tuesday. A long distance
phone message was received today
from Kirk E. Wallace of Grand Forks
assuring local representatives that Mr.,
Bunger would be here.
The president of the church brother
hoods and the president Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. religious work committee are to
meet his afternoon to plan Mr.. Bun
gers reception.
1t is altogether probable that Mr.
Burgers reception will be in the
form of a dinner by the laymen anc
pastors Of the city.
The officers in charge are:
Smith Stimmel. Broadway NJ. E
church.
H. F. Emery, Congregational broth,
erhood.
w. c. Macfadden, Episcopal broth.
erhood.
p. H. CLANCY, president First NJ. E
brotherhood.
Professo rMcArdle, president Pres
byterian brotherhood.
Frank D. Hail. president Baptis
Brotherhood.
A. II. Dodsley, vice chairman Y. M
c. A. religious work committee:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-23
A. c. LOST TO
The UNIVERSITY
LOCALS DID NOT PLAY UP TO
THEIR USUAL STANDARD
WHILE u. PLAYED A FAST CON-
SIsTENT GAME 49, AGGIEs I'M
POOR SHAPE PHYSICALLY.

The agricultural college basketball
team lost out to the university team
yesterday afternoon at Grand ForAs
by the close score of % to Is.
The aggie team was in the poorest
shape of the year, physically, which
caused their lineup to be changed
considerably, and al no time did they
display their wonderful speed and
team work that caused the defeat of
the Fargo college team two weeks ago.
The game started at $3.50 and gave
promise of being a victory for the
locals when within a half minute
Hackett connected for the first basket,
but soon after the university started
scoring, running it up to s, the teams
were ties again 1T s and the aggies
again jumped into the lead. The game
appeared to die down at this point and
the university held the lead at the end
of the half 10 to s..
The university opened up the second
half by scoring two baskets in sue
cession and Coach Rueber attempted
to steam the tide by substituting Bent
ley for Breyer at guard and later on
Bolsinger was replaced by German at
the other guard. These changes had
only a momentary effect and theSscore
was raised by the university to 20,
at this point Hackett was replaced by
Hall at forward and each team made
a basket and the A. c. one foul throw.
Both sides had very hard luck in
connecting with the basket and time
after time the shot was missed on an
apparently easy chance. The univer-
sity played fast ball all through the
game and it was not in doubt after
the first ten minutes of the last half,
Heimes, the us fast center, played
the best game for the winners with
sac a close second. For the A. c,
there was no starring, every one play
ing about the same kind of a game
which was far below their standard,
The lineup was as follows:
acknowledgements, Sadd 22, Sa-
gen 2.
Center, Heimes canaan.
Guards, Robinson 2, Wilcox 2.
N. D. A. C.-Forwards, Nolet l 2 /
Hackett 21211, Hall 1.
Centers, Wheeler, Updahl.
Guards, Bolsinger, Breyer, Gormar
| 2, Bentley 2.
Hawke Of the University of Mime,
sofa refereed to the satisfaction o.
every one. The teams were present
at a fine banquet after the game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-23
BOY IS HONORED
George Coleman Howe Winning Ath.
Ietic Fame at School Where Char
ley Pollock First Starred.

1t will undoubtedly be OF great in
terest to Fargoans to know that the
reputation this city has gained for
turning out splendid athletes is being
maintained by the men now in school
in different parts of the country. At
the recent election for the football
o~aptaincy of the Northwestern Mill
tary academy at Highland Park, Ill,
and Lake Geneva, Wis, George Cole
man Howe. 1886 Fifth avenue south,
was chosen to guide the destinies of
the soldiers eleven for the 1912 sea-
son.
This will be Howe's third season on
the Northwestern football team where
he has played successfully END and
quarterback, holding down the last
position during the season just past,
His work on the team has been mark
ed by much ability and careful judg-
ment and his election as captain OF
the team comes as a deserved reward
for his three seasons work. He Ii
also playing his second season as
guard on the varsity basketball team.
Northwestern Military academy viii
be remembered as the school where
Charley Pollock first came into the
athletic spotlight a number of years
ago.