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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
Look to Your Plumbing.

You know what happens in a house
in which the plumbing is in poor con-
dttion- everybody in the house Is in
poor conditionTprovemen (mfwypfffm
dition- everybody in the house is la
BILE to contract typhoid or some other
fever. The digestive organs perform
the same functions in the human body
as the plumbing does or the house,
and they should be kept in first class
condition all the time. If you have
any trouble with your digestion take
Chamberlain's Tablets and you are
certain to get quick relief. For sale
by all dealers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
straight Al II.

There is no use Of our beating
around the bush" We might as well
out with it first q last. We want
you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy the next time you have . cough
or cold. There 10 no reason % far
as we can see why you should not do
SO. This preparation by its remark
able cures has gained world wide
reputation, and people everywhere
speak Of It In the highest terms Of
praise. It Is for sale by Ill dealers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10

Editor Ferries Of the Williston Her.
aid. bret his 1.year-old son TO Mirot
Friday, where the law submitted 70 a
operation for the removal Of his ton.
sis. Editor Ferries Il one Of the
most capable nevspapermen Of the
state. He has built up splendid
plant at Wi'liston and 10 publishing
one Of the states best weekly papers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10

Teacher tgiving dictation)
"Have you sparrows. Bobbie?"
Bobbie (absent.mindedly) - mo,
ma'aln; but have worms. IA
Mrs. Trotter Il your husband
fond Of moving pieturesfs
Mrs. Potter-"O, no doesn't ssem
to mind II much. but he draws The line
when It comes to clean Of 'em. He
always leaves that for me to do. 2
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
MINor MANS SPECIAL STUDY.

A we'll known Minot business man
informs the Independent that during
the past winter he has put in five
hours a day studying the higher les
sons in grammar. under thu. instructioa
OF one Of the ctty's most competent
teachers. Il cost nm $50 for the
instruction and he says he would rath.
er part with q thousand dollars than
with the knowledge he has gained.
He will take course in rhetoric next
winter. We never ct too Old to
learn. 4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
JUST A SUGGESTION.

g. l.. Gould, the Glenburn banker
visited our sanctum Friday. Mr..
Gould has decided that this is going
to re very unfavorable season for
automobiles, and thinks the farmers
ought to form a union and establish
prces fer pulling the machines out Of
the mud-50 cents for Fords, and on
up.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10

v. F. Smith, after farming near
Sawyer for six years, left Friday for
Oak Hill, Ill.,, his old home. Mr..
Smith parted with the most beautiful
crop Of alfalfa we have ever seen
rown III North Dakota, and when he
came III to bid US adieu, We hardly
recognized our old friend.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
REsTAuRANT FOR SALE.

A restaurant doing very Eood
business, for sale cheap II taken soon.
Owner must take up residence on
Montana homestead. II you want a
good business for little capital, call
or address the Independent. IT,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
BANKRUPT STOCK

It VIII pay you to look up the ]. o.
Johnson bankrupt stock Of general
merchandise, I complete stock ana .
good opening. Win receive private
bids for the next Is days. Don't pass
this up. w. F.. Ehlers. trustee.
Douglas. N. D.. : - 4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10

Peter J. McKone, who has been as.
sisting in the sherif's Office during
the winter, has returned to his farm
near Surrey.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED

We buy and sell real estate no
matter whore located. Send 10 . dse.
eription Of your farm, house or factory
and we will secure cash buyer for
Same. Arrdsss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-10

MINoT COOPERATIVE REALTY
COMPANY.
Office in Room IL, Leo Block 4.10S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12

mar ben 8robnoll iein Bade. Sas
is nur Der Start gstpeie. ssn leB
benn no 9eim bot Re i'm an bsn
Slpbr gebabt I'm bat ibn perbom,
matf6t, bob i'd oorsebabt ben, tie
au3urufe, ie fpat penisitens bic
PisIes iebfe.
Dos @nb mar, bab le i'm ms
Sett Bat ssbn mode I'm conn mar
ole5 rujig.
r@ea, g6ilipp," bat bic aissie qs=
iogt noenfft bu md INNER, 5oB ib
bib 10 i4le6t triete bubn un BAH
t9 n 9annebdmbel aus bid made9"
So fin t4 in Sront pon bic Sinfel=
baAa bic 2i55ie I'm ben Gals ae-
fdae I'm ben fe en- seb:esens &ib
9elptpe I'M ben gefost: n9i3sie, bu
bif6t bic aaerbeite 5rau bon bic
NeIt. On bubit mid bunnert grrs
amt 6efer triete, ols ipie i9 es
Siefebrfe bubn lin ipenn mid nod
crnol elmer oud MIR elm ein3ioes
Mort sege bid iose bubt I'M ftd
lilItig bripiper mode min, bah bu
Der gabs biit, bann gibt es SrubeI.
SO Tag 10 en- Seller bann: 8enn
M trauriser Gcdel meine glte en-
@ugs nenne Suhit. bann Tag ib bid,
bob i'd Sg 9o9t 9etidelt lin, 70 en-
9obs gu fen nm tpenn i9 mel gan.
scs 2elpe lang ben 8obs mebr aes
folgt fpdr. bann tpGr i6 perbont Bel.
Ter ob. lin bonn Tag i'd i'm nod
ebbes annex i6ter: fpenn Mann I'M
Trnu 6abrmcneife. bann built fi6
ems in bos nnnere bieb1e lin oonn
stbt es 10 fein Ding tpie 8abs.
lin ieBt, 2is5ie, Jag i9 eu9 nod
ebbes onnerTdter. Mm Spnntoa ben
mir bas feinfte Dinner. no nrer nod
IN unier eonSes Gene sebabt BEN lin
ba is niemnnb babel, tpie unIere sssd.
mild I'M Der Miiter lin bic Rifus
9intel6n9 I'm bann font ibr emol
fcbn, fpie bdppie III iGttisfeit en-
Msnnn iein tnnn, pern er en- 8abs
bat fpie meme @lte."
Nobei is es seblitpne lin ib fam
Sbne iase, mic mer beimaonse fin, ba
ben i'd gefibIt, ols fpenn i'd en-
rons Sub getpodie mar, fuomit i5
perbIeipe Sine Sbrn lietper
9hilipp Sau;rampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12

bsrtd ieben Obsnb 70 en- SOB rebie
bebte, baB ie es nit mebr Idnser
itenbs t6nnt. sic bebt fid mad olls
mere Rubms umgude, bitabs NIT 10
Bisbels po[lt fe nit sufamme pobs
ne. Sc bat mid au9 f9on oft
eefrnst, emul an fe au fable, I'm
bent bat fe uns for morae. for
Sopper %intpeitet; ie bat geiagt, bann
tDnnte mer nal felbft bore, I'm uns
idttisfeie, OaB ie tfdoftifeit mar,
tpenn ie mubfe Subt. sd ftdfe be
Simmer { sutes Copper un bo tDns
ne ie ia auh gana gut email mrs
aus mid oubn, biieibs Is es ia audi
nur en- Sobeipruns."
Dos bot mid fDridtrebt aefubt
uil ON nd6ite Sbenb fin mir su
Sintelba6s. Die MiFus 9inteI6oa
bot oas "copper" rebbis aebobt un
fpie rter nit burd mare, fin nler in
bas Sittenrubm gauge, ipo mer aona
IT'LL ipare I'm nids anner59ter aes
babn ben, aIs fpis unfere DIRE outs
9eriTe. So bat nit lang genomme,
oa ben mer sebDrt, tpie Der Me6Iens
tohntrddter seidst bat: .@ilalio, i'd
oente, lpenn bu feline abTGediden
bait, bann sepn i'd ieBt { penia
fort" nSu itebit bier, bat feline
Nlte seiagt, cu bait tein 8iBneB, bid
teben Sbenb Bel bic 2umpe in ben
Solubn gu ieBe." 0a BAT er piboer
geiast: p@iIalta, bu ipeibt gut ge.
mug, bob i4 es MIR for 8iBneB
Sebfs oubn; i'd min aud nod {
9ia toilette I'm ben Seller lam i'd
nit an en- annere ploB Iebn. pie
BEL ben @eoespeiler.@ ,0u itsbit
bttr, bat iie geiagt, I'm ieBt min
i6 tein Wort mebr bore" I'm bonn
bat ie ibH feline G9ubs ausaie6e
made, fpo Ie in E @abrorob etnee.
Iadt bat. Der Observation-Disclosures
bat nod { paar nal en- @tempt ges
modt, ibre @rlaubnis 3u trieae.
ofpfper lie bat i'm bic i9limmite
Salntabling getpipe, no ih in mel
gonSss Geipe gebDrt ben, unb bns
meint c gonSe 2att. @uf einmoI ben
mer en- Sauno ssbOrt, ols fpenr. rner
re6t bart in bic SGnb tIGppe bu9t.
Der Soiinb Is aipiper nur ron elmer
SanS TONNE unO Der anners Bart
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12
@6rtIiG befoIst.

So mar in elmer @aipirtfdaft,
in Der ii9 4usuft anbIer auf einen
Stubl nieoerlisb uno Iid bann bel
FER &ellnerin elm 9las Bier beItell=
Il, um bamit feline aussetrodnste
@ursel an5ufeu9ten.
On Dem Slid, an pelden er fi6
eeieBt, befanb ii6 bereits cine Gltere
Grau, Die einen StridTtrumpf in
ZEN !Sdnben belt uno oermasen
fleiBis oarauf log ftridte, bab es
cine Sreube mar, ibr Susuf6auen.
9ie emiiaite ameife .rffien, nit Ser
Striderin perglihen, aIs Saultier
sesen iie.
Gnblid fdiensn ibre grme o6er
cod bur4 Die unabldFige gepesuna
miibe seporben gu fem, benin CANA
plDBIid IieB ie bieIe nit einem tie
Zen Seufaer fdfper in ben SGoB
fallen.
Isle fino ipobl bur6 bas fleihi.
&c Gtriden reht miiSe ee%tporben,
liebe Srau9" fraQte 9tnbler lie, Der
rb ibrer Gmiistett fsbr ertaunt mar.
So freili4!A fagte iie.
Die Striimpfe miiFsn fpobl belte
md fertig iperOen, ga iie 10 fleibia
borun ftriden9" meinte ,anoler.
nIb na," lGGelte Die Srau, fell
o'rab, nit. 9lber / mill Dem @irt
II @'fallen nit meinem SleiB tun."
Dem Birta" frasts an6ler ers
fount.
.DSa, benz 8irt." tp~ieb.r6oIte fie,
roenn f6auen g, tpie I In fainer
annonee a'l.itn Dab, bittet &c UNI
~ rs6t fIeibissn geiu6~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12
SIN 3ei6en Der Simmelstpoae ioI.

SIM 3ei6en Der Simmefsipaae ioI.
len mir llrls oaran erinnern, SAB
Fiji geoeibIider 2ebenslairf nrr bel
roaitdnbigem @Ieifgeipid,t 6eg Sci.
bes mGgIidJ lit. @ermeibet oas Gu.
piel ebenio Die 6as 3iiuenig! Sitter
gud Dor lleberlaolpg oes Magens,
gebei Dem Gorper aber audi an Spei.
lie inG Grant geti,g bes @uten.
8abret @lld aud Dor l1eberlniiounp
ionic Dor Mangel an Sbdtigfeit nn6
9~enc9ung. Soneet Fir elm eipiaes
@lcihmaB, ober es neroen ii6 Gtor.
uilgcn i'm &orper einitellen, Die fid
iflieBiih burd mannigfade ernitlidt
9eidiperoen flinbgeben, nie aopf-
idmer5en, Wattigfeit, Ser5flopfeu,
SdminSel, @eritopfung 9r1tf In ser
@aselsrube, Rierenbeidtperben, @ii.
dellifma1e, 8rellsid)mer5en, II. T. M.
9ann lit cos @leifgepid1t, Die Sc.
Innbheit gcitort unb Ser SOB nnper.
mei0Iid), iofern Sbr Dem &orper
ndt ipieber 81 Dem @leid)aeipidbt lei.
ner 9ebenst9atigfeit berbelft. 9as
niea lit eir.fab gerltg, BEN es gis5t
MIR eiiten Weg, uipb Der lift leid,t in
allen @potbefen gu finben itnb sfpar
i'll @eitaIt Ser beriibmten 81. gera.
arb GrGnterpiIlen. 9ieie Billen,
emit nor ipeiien Monfer erfun6en,
id, an bielen Sanienoen bon
nlua geitOrtem @teidgetpidt"
burd) SSufrbun6erte ais 6as betp1br..,
mas tie iino; als oas bette Mittel
bas 9ln1 5u rei1igen, ole Sbatig-
felt Der Seber uttb Ser Rieren FL
regulieren, fur5 oas geitorte @leidt
I'M &orper mieber b%er5iitei-
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12
Mein Iieber Scr &ebodtiondr!

r llW HIT5t6 A
Dit bic ais3is, mas meme Gill.
is, Jim i'd immer nod an arig quite
Germs. SD fin iebt for E eonSe
Nn9 nit mebr bel ben Webesneiler
gefpefe I'M ben i'm nur einmol qe>
iebn, fpie er en- gtempt eemodt bat,
ben Seitpabt in Sront bon fein ca
lubn 81 f6piepe. 9amit Bat er MIR
bic 8iebeIs tpo gepGbt FIN, lire Gtens
f6en brGuf liable noble, bob iein
Solnbn fdon nuf is. SD lam sSbs
ne fase. id ben ben Seller ae6obt
pie alles lin in Sddt ben 9ansen
8Dnf9. Sd ben i'm Saus eini9es
for Die 2i5sie gebobn I'M Re bate aur
erial febn folIe, fpie Re bas eppriebfds
iebtet bot! Dei fe is 10 neis tpie
pei gu mid sepeie In mittags nod
ben Dinner bot Re nit climber 9erubt.
bis i4 pbbfebrs sange fin I'M ben
en- fleine Rdpp senomme. @as lam
risr betln nod mebr bon feline syrau
frogeg
llff en- fd6ne Obenb bat ie ass
fogt: .geau gbilipp, mad email beis
ne fdmtIide Sbre gut ouf, bab bu
nids BON ben mile bubit,. mas ib
bid iebt fase. Der MebfentontrGds
ter ipobnt NIT feiner Srau in iein
apartementbaits rrit nddf Dpbr
an ben ndmlide Slobr no meine
5reunb, Die MiFns 9intsIba6 Ietpe
bubt. Die MiFns 9infeIba& bat
mid f@pn oft .per5dbIt, Dob ibre Nsb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12

Fiber es 1T elm 70 punoerbart
Safelauffab." flDtete Slipia, bi
Gltefte So9ter .gs mare fdnb
barum!4
.Wir brau9en ia niemano bon ben
llrfprung bes @ef6enfes etipas 81
idsen," mari bic ,Mama NIT eineu
bittenben Bid auf Sen @atten elm.
Limo ipenn Die SADIE bann bod
berdusfommt9 Damn finb mir I'm.
fterbli9 blamiert."
ya6, iie fommt iid:r nidt ber'
ausi"
n9ebaIte i'm bpd. fieber papd."
nGs lit Ole fpitbarite Spenoe, bi.
Du erbalten bait"
60 rebeten bie Samen bin uno ber,
fie pereinieten ibre Bitten UNI 2iebz
tofunsen, Biz Der papa fdlieBIid
baIbna6ge6enb faste: $50 min i9
gu4 einen @OrfdIas MAIDEN. Wir
afSeptieren bns 9ef6enf unb um elmer
mDsli6en 8lamage gu entseben, Ieie
ih belte abenb unieren @GIten ben
8rtef felber bor ols einen aussez
sei6neten Wib, oen li9 elm 0ere6rer
unb Sreunb an mir erlaubt bot
rSSa, ia, Su bait re9t, 10 ion es
fein!"
Ser Ibenb tam, unb nit ibm Die
5ablreifen Gdite, tpeI6e Der Garift<
Teller CUR Seier feines SubiIdums se=
LADEN bate. Infer alien @ei6enfen
ro9te Der Safelfab. pel6.m Der
!@brenplab auf Der Safel angepieien
mar, f0nislid berpor, er erntete bic
metitc 8epunSerung, Ser Subilar unb
feline Samen itrablten i'm GntSiiden
bes 9eiibes, elm Subeno Der @dfte
plabten fat Dor Neib, unb als nun
Ipononius Die 9ei9t9te Der rei9en
Spenbe gum beiten CAB unb bas Bill
lett portrug, purDe Der S9ers nit
unsebeurem Seifaa unb frDbli9em
@elG1ter begriibt.
Sa erbob fid pl0bli9 elmer Der Sc
labenen, Der Rsdtsanpalt g~laioorius,
uno iagte: .2itber Greunb, Der duff
JAP lit oGeroings elm enlightenment Der
b%ilOenDen STUNT, aber TT es 3ufau
ooer slide, er beiibt cine auffGGige
asbnli9teit NIT bemienisen, pelder
in perflofener Ra6t Dem Regierunes-
p%rditpenten b. Steifbals geifobIen
iporoen it,"
yl1nmOgli9," rief QpDllonius, I'M
rubig tperoenb.
,9erglei6e oo6 feIbft einmal -
bds entfpenbete &leinpb lit aans
betai[liert in Der poIiseili6en getanntz
ma6ung Der beutigen IbenbSeitung
bef9rieben, ipprin ppr Dem Mntouf ges
parnt piro."
Der @npalt 5og Die 3eituns aus
Der Saf6e. Gr Ias nit erbobener
Stimme Die ein5elnen @rfennunesseis
den Dor unb. ie fanben ii9 fdmtlif)
benz Gbrengei6enf tpieber.
naein 3peifeI, er 1T es,@ betonts
Der Mnpalt.
r4ber !Serr &edtsanfpeIt, es eibt
fi4erli6 nod me6r Safelaufidbe bic
Ter Dirt" ma9te Srau Hobbert Den
8eriu6, ibr toitbares gtgentum op9
nod gu reflamieren.
nWobl mDsIi9 = bod bier tit nod
Elm l1mitonb angefiibrt, Der our iifez
rem @rtennung oes 0iebita6Ispbietts
bieut. Der seitoblene Qufiab entbdIi
in feiner Mttte cine goloene &apIeI,
Die fi9 Dffnet, penn mar auf ben
Der Irmiponge Der bic Sdn3z
perIinnbilbli9enben a[Iegoriiden
syisur oriidt."
Sofort bradte Der SubiIar Die an<
gesebene Manipulation our @usfiibz
runs, unb fiebe - Die 8apfel fprang
tpirtlih auf uro ein fleiner 3ettel fiel
ben Der Re9tsanipaIt aufs
nabm unb nit lduter @timme porz
las:
rDielen Safelauffab babe i9, Inn
cine urn 10 srDBere @bre gu err
unter 8eniibung Oes aunIt=
1riffs e.itoblen, ipelden sic in S6rer
neueiten 3riminalnopeIe sef9ilOert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12
Advertise!

Sutter SO a + I e n: Sd tperSe
ieoen Sreitag fir Soprner Die @ei.
5er, Corn ooer anberes Gutter ge.
mablt tuiirihen meine Miible IN
8etrieb bnben.
Sobn S. &iieoiger, 81. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12
Therefore

Mr.. Merchan, and Business
Man. meet your competitors
with their own weapons
advertising,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-12

The Anheuser-Busch plant GOV ers today
more than 142 acres equal to 20 city
blocks. 1t gives steady employment to
5000 people, and to l,500 more in it's
branches.
Every process, every room, is immaculate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06

The st. Benedicts prep" School
basketball five, which has to date a
clean slate of ten victories and no
defeats, will be put to severe test
tomorrow afternoon, when they take
on the fast freshman five of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
The local lads have defeated not
only some of the fastest high schools
in this State and New York, but have
also administered drubbings to sew
eral college quintets, including the
reserve team of st. Johns College.
Brooklyn, and the Cathedral College
quintet, of New York. The latter
team has a victory to its credit over
the Seton Hall College five.
Frank Hits team is a combination
of the first and second teams of last
season. Eddie Carlin is the veteran
of the squad, having played since
1910. He captained the team last sea-
son, and is regarded as one of the
best guards in the schoolboy ranks.
Captain Edward Gilhooley plays
right forward, and is one of the clev-
crest goal-shooters in the game. AS
captain, he is in a large measure re-
sponsible for the splendid team work
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
M'GRAW HAS
new METHODS
OF TRAINING
Giant Leader Believes Team
Should Play Baseball Right
of the Res.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-There PRONE
ises 10 be a wide difference IN the
training methods which will be used
by the various major league base
ball clubs on their spring trips. which
begin this month. Manager John J.
McGraw. Of the New York Nationals.
who viii leave for the Marlin. Tex,
training camp ten days hence. has
decided to start in with bali games
Immediately that he gets his crew
together and to force them down 70
hard work right away. McGraw de-
clares that after several years ex-
perimenting he has found this the
best way to begin training.
Among the club managers who
take an opposite view and believe in
starting easy is Manager Callahan.
Of the Chica go Americans. who plans
to give his players about ten days
easy work at throwing the ball
around and taking long walks an
short sprints before starting hard
work McGraw has arranged more
preliminary games than any other
club in the major league, twenty
nine contests having been arranged
for the Giants before the opening o.
the season in New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-06
WILLIE HOPPE
DEFENDS TITLE
WITH SUTTON
Billiard Champion Scores 500
Points, While Chicago Ex-
pert Accounts for 3o1.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-WIlle Hoppe,
18.2 balIiine billiard champion, last
night successfully defended his title
BY defeating George sutton. Of Chi
eago. by the score of 800 to 301.
Hoppe made only Il in his first
three innings. but then settled down
and rolled off some beautiful billiards
open table play for the most part.
His drives for position were almost
perfect. while MS close nursing at
times was splendidly executed. In
his fourth turn at the table he netted
III points. falling down on a single
cushion crOss-table shot.
At the end of ten innings the score
stood 285 TO $50 in Hopes favor after
Sutton had just made his high run Of
30, which ended with a miss Of q
short draw. From this point 10 the
end of the game Hoppe shot some
brilliant billiards. while Sutton's best
effort was 80 in his sixteenth inn
ing.
Toward the end of the game Hoppe
hesitated on four or five shots, and
each time he failed to count. On
the whole. however. he played good
all-round game. while Sutton. with
the exception of his one run, which
just missed the 100 mark, played far
below the form expected Of him. The
scores:
Hopee-12. I. 1. III. 10. A.. >. 45, IS.
3, SO. Is. 70, "a. g.. as. L. 0. %, ;, 0. II.
Total. 800. Average. % 1922. High
runs IL, SO. As.
sutton-5. %. ). >. Z. /, 0, 19. p, 80.
9. 9, II. !. %, 80, s, 0, 0. Is, 0. Total,
| 3O1. Average. IA T-21 High runs, SO,
80, % Referee. Albert Cutler.
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which has been feature of the
teams success.
McDermitt, who plays centre, is
also a veteran of last year. His
jumping has been of high order.
Mac possesses wonderful powers of
endurance, and it is generally toward
the end of the game that he shows to
advantage.
OF the remaining players, Baader,
Donahue. Flarity and Hill were re-
cruited from last years second team.
This quartet are remarkably adept at
passing the ball, a stunt acquired
while playing together in the second
string last season. Flarity showed
great form in the early part of the
season, but an injury to his knee,
sustained about a month ago, has
kept him out of the recent games.
He is the youngest player on the
team. and with another years sea-
soning, should develop into star.
The only lad who has had no
previous experience on Benedictine
teams is George Gilhooley, a brother
of Eddie George attended st. Ans
lems College, in Manchester, n. H,
last year, and played on the junior
quintet representing that institution.
Although he started the season as a
sub, he has figured in nearly every
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MINER BROWN
UNDER X-RAY
AT WINDYCITY
Ex-Cub Star Treated for In.
iured Knee. Sustained While
Sliding Bases.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Mordecai
Brown, former star pitcher of the
Chicago National League Club and
now a member of the Cincinnati
team, will have his right knee placed
, in plaster cast today in the hope
of curing an injury sustained last
summer in sliding to second base in
game at the West Side Park.
Examination Of X-ray photographs
of the joint showed that there is a
gathering of water in the joint under
the knee-cap. The surgeon who has
charge of the case hopes. by use of
the cast, to force the water to pass
away through pressure on the part.
II this fails the knife will be resorted
to. 1t is said that this will not be a
serious opera ton. and the pitcher has
been assured that the joint will be in
shape before the season begins.
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contest this year, and has contributed
as much to the success of the team
as any other player. He is a re-
markably versatile player, filling the
role of either a guard or forward
with equal ability.
A word of praise should be given
to Coach Frank Hill, whose careful
tutelage has been productive not only
of the present team, but many other
fast fiYes from the Benedictine insti-
tuition. During the six years Hill has
been at the helm of the maroon and
gray team they have not lost a game
on their home court, and few and
far between have been the games
dropped on opponents courts. Coach
Hill has a system of developing ma
terial for the first team that is ideal.
Midget, junior and senior leagues,
embracing boys of all sizes and ages,
are conducted each year, and it is
from this source that the coach is
enabled to pluck such finished players
for the first team.
If the st. Benedicts succeed in
downing the Pennsylvania quintet
tomorrow they will have high hopes
of going through the season without
defeat, in which event they will lay
claim to the State scholastic cham
pionship.
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sc r. Cdpabl0nca Draws
with Marshall, Winning Title

CIV YORK, Feb. Close r.
blanca, the Cuban chess cham
Z won the American national
masters tournament, which
concluded yesterday, with final
\ of II points won and lost,
Trising ten wins, two games
n and one defeat. Frank j..
hall, who opposed Capablanca In
final round, played a careful
,.re, not wishing to jeopardize his
lnce of second prize, the result be-
a drawn game after eighteen
ives. MarshalPs score was 10h
nts won, and ~ lost. consisting
eight wins and five drawn contests.
Iharles Jaffe finished third with 91a
nts won and az lost. He lost a
lnce of tying Marshall for second
zee by losing. his game yesterday