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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
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>M"1I" uY @HlYu It 4>IulIcOu9s
Nften blcu bjcmipgt al CIT itpr %
trp9telia &ataitrufe, Der far frnpet
itpre Sfrc al Mcnncitcliu % lagt
/ Muiner cllcr tilocls pbclaat pp
muo to Snitnb !6jen,.
Sen lufalc iaaucl oiicntliec ium,
priuate Wubsjbrcubco bar / bette
Silfrloc uiit Jig oucrurbentlis itor,
os BET er tiloels lptfeoes at linore
ben ipritc Npb % Glenbisgeb; mer,
hi itaar ber oueriur en ltlpffc, bcr
! lit Cmfang er iaa itor % gjcn=
nemaribeaae, ats2maba Ter Zig npb=
'iagct til at paafaloc Njrlp o9iaa
noefra.
ltlDffcm gar / iurbplosDis itur ltb=
itrrfnin9 rant uaiaa &c bcrbpcnbc
0amifc, ioet hcm life alcmc bar fro
ret ct itprt slntal Dire iblanot %,
mcm mere cno so oanifc 6jcm %
Seriblanot mamge mimorc bcmiblcocs
liggcr / 9iniucr cller tilbcls pbc=
lagte.
&eS ct Ntsbc, scr af1ulbtcs
@aibingtun Sall Mites al fer
bucnoc 9anifc, blcu set pcota9ct ut
itillc CIT Spfuroring til 2anosmrnb
rpcr hclc 9anbct um at p0c &i=
Drag til &c al ltlpffcm ramtc Ganifc,
ia ocsprrrc vi life alcnc er Stanb
til ut bjrlpc / bcn ltoitrrfning,
ipm Njrlpcn tiltrrnocs.
Sagen bleu uucroragct til Sen
Icrprrcnoc banifc 6jrlpc ug lln=
Notwithstanding, Scr impplcrcoc
iig mco Aumitcmcolcmmcr fra fer
ucrcnbc bauife 2ugcr, Tprenin9cr
oa &trfen, ~ set blcp pcotagct,
9jcnmem oan ifc @labc / 1clc 9(mc=
rita at nbitcbc bette Opraab unt
@jeIp.
Set CT &citcmmclicm, at III nil
arbejbe iammcn mco &umitccrnc
for Sen iturc amcrifanifc General
inSiamlimg, mcn at nj iom 9anifc
ipgcr at bjrlpc por cgcn 9iatiuna=
litet. Get fur prret Ema6as 9an=
ifes Stult1cS, at vi / flcrc 9(ar far
taget &arc paa purc cgnc, maar hi
Tar I 9spb % SranM u9 Set CT
tort !6aab, at Set uaiaa ifal lDffcs
us Bette Silfrloe, bppr hi CT blc=
ten iaa laarot ramtc al ltlDffen.
Manac banifc Tamilicr bar mco
here's Silent miitet aft, bpab SC
ajennem s(ars Slio ps Sapm lar
rpnaaet ua itaar TIT = ufte bsjt op=
pc 9larcmc = blpttebc fpr alt. 81
reuter- life at fnmnc gjcnppbDg9c
fcres Silent, men III baaber ,nco 90
&c 2anbsmrnbs rarme 1splclicr %
8poajprcmbcb at f,tmmc rrffc sem
en hjclpenbe !6aanb, iaa Sc i Mfpr=
fct fan ic fSrcmtiben lpiere / Mbbe.
$9jrlp os, alle, scr far !6jcrtc ug
Gnnc bcrtif.
S,ma5a, sen 20. Ntarts 1913.
Sopbms s. Mcbfc,
&rriibcnt.
sIllc 8ibraM iur builfc ser pil
blipe foittcrct / Slabene, bebcs
iilicnSt sen banifc 6iclpe pa ltn-
Notwithstanding scfretrr, SIR.
Girls @ober, cor. %. {: Gnn,ina
sts., Dma1a, Meb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

let al omfomne Socripelnmellerne
! Sbio og' Sl1oiana itelluner enonu
iffe operers. Yenge til Npobiel=
pen ltrpnlmer ilro ira olle Dele al
Noro=slmerita, CANADA og sllaifo
linobefattet. 6elt fra @olpoji er @i-
Drag fomnet. @l,per1pr Gor flyer,
at bon far mootaget @iorog til ct
8elpb al $1,000,000, % at @jel-
pefolloet pges for bber 1ime.
Set mcit fpnierpotipc Operl(ug
91or no poa at 5OS Eerioner er
on1fonne.
Sbolpnceto'pn, >sSll, % 9olprence-
burg Slto.> CT iii l1n0er gano.
gn 9Gmning peo Cairo CT ipre,1gt.
@erfra og ipoopcr tiger &anoet
1relnoelcs % gjpr iorfrr0elig @fa=
&c paa @jcuopn1.
Standardization CT blepeu lon1=
met, ba mallye @iil nl,o Sfinne-
gang ,er lfpllet ppf.
rs. j.. Siet9em" rcooer useras"
Faslagcrer. Set ifplocs elcftrilf
Sngclripr slrcl @reerlnmuL 8aslo=
ger meo Sen norife @ferico=2inies
Naoo uIeros", at Gosloacrcrne
paa Bette 5fib blcp rcooet al Scau=
oinopian=9lmcricou 2illicus 9Qoo
IS. 5. Iietgen". rScros" ofgif
fra @pteborg til Melpport 9fcips 1.
Marts og mpote ct frygteligt gejr
neutrality-suspicious. hoabe /
Norolpen og sltlonterbopct. Tprlt
bar BET Sen 19. Mnrts, Ell rel, Or
fan 1neo taorabejc @plger, Ser true
DC ltaoig nlco at bcgropc Sfibet.
Nglte Morgelr SCI. 2 llog Ell pefoia
8plge mos Sfibet, ioo set rpltcoe
fra Stppn til Stppl1, Gropcllerne
blep ilaoet pGf og Mioifinel1 il,rreoe
pilot. Gn ny @plge ilog Molten
operboro og sen trooolpie5 llbltpr
lplintrcoes. ~Seros" loa bo biql=
pelps. 9llle om6oro bar poo set
rere lnco Sitltationcl,s 9(lpor. 9a
bulfeoe n1on puu @rccrrnann, ser
bor oplot Stprlteportcn al Sc trou0=
lple Npporater poa Sen ,nerifonife
&Dlt og ioln CT cit Meiter poa bet-
te Smraaoc s Sc nritc 36 5ilncr
orbej0e0c @rcern1om nlco set p0c=
(ogtc slpparot p9 set lpffeoes boln
elloelig at ioo ielrot ct 20. >. S.",
Ser bragte IS. s. Sietgen" poo
@teoet, mes elr s(fpigelic fra 6cns
&lrs al 165 Mil. Sojnlpclps iont
rSeros" pur, falteoes Sen lont CIT
Mp6oeifal frem og tilboge of Sc
pnloac 9slAer oA illgcl1 omboro
trocoe pao aSrelie, far Sc ioo uG.
S. Sietgen" l1nrme Jig. 5iolt=
nGpnte onfom Sen 80. Ntorts til
@eebapcn, 9fem Dprf. @lanbt &as=
1agcrcrne bar Is &pil1oer oa 8
8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

sSoraar.
@lomiterne lnile,
Sc 0eilige lmoa,
laooan iom forben
iom Barn jeg bem ioo>
ipprge mig, on jeg
er @arn elronu,
rem / nit @jertc
og glo6 / min @n.
Songfugl bag 2spet,
bDor frpoer Sin Sarg,
jublel1oc gla0
cftcr Ginterens 1pong!
&1.nbe ri ipnge
laa GLADE, iaa fri,
oa bar al 5orrig
oa 9merte forbi.
Oiorferne grgnnes
iaa lpit for por sos,
Sjertet ei peo,
bpoo Set lGnges in1oo,
oejligt at ban6re
/ Gaor ober Sang!
oeiliglt, naor @aaren.
blir epig Ell Gang!
@riitian Sgicr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

9pilfct Sprug talcr man / Salo=
nift. @uis eli 2urcr @ep9raii=
timen lpurgte iil1e @lcper, bpilfet
Sprog Joni blcp tolt i Sololifi
riloe pcl Sc fleltc iige arrlf eller
tprfiif. Sfplgc Set ctgelife Gios=
ifrift uSrnDel" er set in1i0lertio in=
gen al oiSie to sproa ioQ1 cr Set
ooninerer0e> men oerin1oo lponlf.
(tnoer 6eroinan0 og SSslabel(o blep
Cit Mirngoc Sg6er u0piit al Spa-
nien; Sc tog lin Silflltgt til Sen
tprfilfe 9p, pn 0ercs Gfterfomm,re
no9jpr nlt nrltcn to Sre0iebele al
5alonifis 8efolf1,ing.
SftmiDgenuro. Gn npgift @a=
germeitcr @oribou bar lfinlpg
paa i'm lnge Some. sSorleoen Scat
meoeas bum .iop Iebte ban ben6e
no al Sengen, foiteoe bcn6e Sen
gloe1toe 8agerobn og trlleoc Spen=
oel1c 1neo Ell 9feDolper, ON Sc pope=
De at reooe be,1oe. gn al oem bert
teoe Soliti 0o 0ette il1ofan6t fiJ
bor Sen ltlpffelige &pin0es 9ig az
oeles forfullet. Mor0eren los Jig
rolig arreitere, bite inge1l Ginger
og forflare6e, at 5finipge bop6e be-
ret Motipet til bans 9feoielsgier-
ming.
gn MonS, iom bapoe Mnlet-
telie pe6 ct @pmnaitifinItitut i
Sent ifjeo fin llnge Some og Ser
efter Jig ielp, 90 BON troebe, at bum
itoo i Gorbol6 til o1ore Weeno.
= +g s.. b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

.Dst al elllnlnll1el Melt1gDeO Na=
cine, @is., til Dam l1hlteotc 8alo.
u9en oanitc airtc"s Narsmpbc
itol / slor boloes / Sen oal1lfe ap.
lutb. Mcnigbco / @ropling, @iicb., !
Gaeene 1Ooe til t5oe S,1ni.
iypritfummcnSe September CT Set
go Mor lioelr oet ferltc ifal1olnapi=
lfe Gmiaronttog al 9Hprmoner be-
fororeocs lnco Sflebefporing oper
9rerierue til Saltjpoole,1.
gel nrrmcit ium CIT &tttt9beo
fortullsr .s(fbolcs6a1oet" Gait
mari, at sen betjenotc Sonif=slme=
rifo,1,r 9ticls @reu ifol titles op
iom iSolfetingsnono / 9ibefreolcn.
60 oanifc Gleper, Eeter Geter=
cit og 0orrp @pnnificn, iom fra
6eiifplcn / Serubalc gif til Cornell
llnipcrfitctet, St6oca, q. g., ltoo,
nco cu nplig toget Gfsomen oer=
1tcns, inm 9. o1 3. hlotot Stl,Oen=
terne.
Size Scanoinapiam 9lmcrican
Scclnical Schuol &rpuflpn lfal
inforporcres ng onlGgges laolcoes,
at a,ao1oprrfcrnc flu10c foa ell
ti6smGslia % lctiottelig tbeoretllt
ll00onnelic poa for6ulospis fort
Sis. Sfp(en far prrct / Girfiom=
be6 / ontrcnt 6 AlfooncOcr.
ySamoils Sibcnhc", set ul6lte
bonlfc @lao / slrgentina, ct fpre<
lehig gooet illo Giro 9fptoar 1879.
S Sup og ?ior0" lfripes on l(o=
oiuerc11s bclroco "a Mars 9loOpirf=
inn1beo, at bcl1 vpcl fur lopt line
poapiieliNc og forltooeliac Monglcr,
mcn op1 rcprrlcntcret CT Slm al
0roitonlptrnoelic, lon1 for @rap
paa Ncipcft."
9eu riocitc banifc Same i 9lme=
rifa CT piln1of Gnfcn otter ocn for
lcbcn lttoD oihpoc Miillinnur 9o=
bis @ccles. Suns 30, Ser / 0tSle
Gage CT blcpet taget lunocr Seha16-
ling al Sfiftercttcn, onlluacs til Ell
Gnr0i al fem Mtllipncr Collars,
90 Spnncn, 9oni0 g. Gcclc5, bar
lnm Momi1iltrotpr 1noattct itille cit
&o,,tinn poo | Million Collars
9el1 ofbpoc Millionrrs Gnfe CT iom
1ogt oonlf, febt N0rbeocu al
Norbus.
Gm Namif=slmerifancr orGbt AT
lin !Nmitrm. Sfrr00crnlcltcr Spro=
gor6 9tpfp6il,a i. far fua1t 9feo=
belell lc pn1, at fans Spn Sen 240e
sSeb. er blepen lflot al i'm 9nltrlt
s(mcrifo. 6on gifteoc Jig for ca.
s Mooncoer liben mes CT s(lncrifo=
nerinoc al fronif slfltamning og bo=
iotte iig Boston. Nforoerlfeu cr
orrelterct. 9eurlnere Giterretnil11er
n1cuglc, lncn set mc0oeles, at bu1
bar nGrct gift fgr, og at be10es
fprlte Mon0 0poe paofaloen0c pln0=
felig.
&cgrapclie. Srpnilo s(ruu0len
"Gecoro6=Goiten"s l(o9iper. begro=
bebes Sen 27oe Niorts 1moer flor
9eltogelle pg n1eo sGreshepisnin<
ger, Ser tilfom Sen s(fop0e ion en-
SoregaugsmanO bons @p og
hlan6t hons 2an6snGl,o. Sans
@pilelteb CT pao Gccorob @ropllnb,
Ser far Ell imuf @eliggenbco paa
en- @gj, bporfro Ser er l@oligt oper
cit bis Snegn.
@ionae tilrejien0c ir0fonot Jig /
9ecorab for at piie Sen ofbol6te
bebe,1farne cit ii6lte 9Gresbepisning.
Ser bar Iolfeiorg 9ecorab Sen
9og.
.2pbsfalS Spler, Mimm. u@cbltc=
mor" 9allrit5en CT life mere. Sang
freoaa afgif bun peo en- bli0 og
rolig Se0 so 9(ar og 5 Moaneoer
gammel. 6en6cs Mono 6pbe for
s Mar 1i6en.
Sum tor el1 Cater al @oorocier
g. 81. Sriismann og Sophie Sher.
fil0ien sSriismann, og FUN b1eb fg0t
/ @mnit, sln6lt Sogn, 9onn1orf,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
Blumnt TannHnurmn.

). 19. DIT. 1882. SUN blcp opb1
@atbrinc Gortbea, og oa FUN bler
poflen ioreneOcS bl1n s@gtelfal
meo $. g. 2a,1ritien 1852 % Doc
oe 80 9lor paa CIT @ooro / elg=
"trip, 8jert So9n. 5re al oereS
,rloite Spnner 0rog til 9ln1erifa ol
Enlfet pn1 at nGrc lom1nen mco Dcn1
fgrtc til at iSprGloreue iplgte oereS
@aar0 og oro9 ouer Seopet @ioj
1885 og fom til Irop, q. .. Sam.
me 9ar rcjItc SC 0og pi6cre og bo
iatte lig 5plcr, Nfinn., bpor 81
mart ionot Jig bicmme og blcr
lfattebc Meole,nn1er al &olonien.
slfoaoc uar Meolem al Sen bonlft
Il,tberife &irfes 9'fel1igbeo. @n
oberlcpcs al fcn1 Spmner, Hetcr S
/ Srpp, e. g., Sobn / Iaeoma
@aib., Sans, Morcrs og 9(noretr
/ 3pler. GeSl,oen or ser otte 8pr:
nebgrn pA ct 8nrnc6arns6orn. 9e
9rapclicn fonot Steo sen 24. Yforts
lnoer ualminoclig ltor Ieltogelic
&oitor sSpr1enien forrcttcbc ng Ct
&Glo al @lonllter o9 &ronie btrf
fcoe &iltcn. s(fbpoe itebte5 til
@oile pno sen banlfc &irfcgoori
pe0 Spl,r.
C&plOing Tplfebloo" bsocs pp
toge.)
Seis &eoerien p9 2ief 9fclium
@ambnr9. Cen oanifc prpiesjioncl
le &erbcnslnclter i @rponing Sci:
Neoericr1 nil otter flcre Mors 6or.
lp6 piltnof after pile lia bjenmc ioor
et1ten Girflts til Gpmmcr ellel
ii0it poa slaret / Girflls 9oricte.
sseis ASeoerlen bar, lioe,1 gar
li0lt bar bielnme, lolrmcn inco iii
Sultr1, Sen tprfiifc @rpocr aare
slbmeos Gnfc, lat go 9fur6coel'
al Eoris, bporfro bon n1 % bo
gjer elfltifferc rl,n0t ON s(merife
og g,,ropo for at egc sen Nornue
6an lor tjclt / 5i0cn5 2pb.
Selp ON mon life taAer Sen pro
icsiionellc Sport og napulia iff'
SEN profesiioncl(c 8rpociport o(por
Zig, moa man on9 inorprm1c, al
SSels lar lcpcret tilltrrffclinc 9epi
Ter fnr> at Don life ulenc CT Scr
beblte oanlfc @rp6er, Scr til Gott
bor efsiltcrct, men ogioo CT al Scr.
6ens hcbltc.
fSor 2jebliffct ocltaacr Sen itnr
fe sespbc Ell Iuracriug SAM.
burg. "a ban CT Sen encltc @rp
Ser of @etpbniug Sruppel1 for:
nn0rer Set life, at ban ruco 2etbe(
binoer olle iil,c &c.
Sgloa cn onoen berdlut 0onit
Eroicsiionol, gofierc;1 Iicf 9eel
ion, lfal bisic 9oae frmpe
6anblra. Sons Mo6ltan0er bline,
Megeren 9icf @olufil1s.
MDatet far nillet piSc, at 9Sru
iioentlfiftct bill nteofdrc Sen til Go1:
mart affrcoiterebe or1crifonlfc Mi
niltcrs Torflpttelle til Moorio. Or
Ggon erflGrer, at bon life tror
ban oil blipe forf(pttet, og at bar
for lit Ge0fommen6c mcgct p1lfer
at GrrIiocnt @ilipn pil looc bon1
forblipc / &jdbenbobn:
-S~-S-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

u9en banitc airtc"s Narsmpoc
ifol / slar boloes / Sen oanlfe ap.
lutb. Mcl1igbeo / @ropling, 9Hicb., !
9aoc1,e 1Ooe til t5oe SS11ni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

sypritfummcnSc Scptcmber CT Set
60 slor lioelr oct ferlte ifm1oi'1api=
Te Gmiaronttog al Mprmoner be-
fpr0rcocs lnco Sflebeipbring oper
9rGricrne til Soltlpoole11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

&aitor U. VI. Nnoreaicn al oen
iorencoe oanlfe SSirtc bar afllaaet
.Dst al emmanuel Mel,igbeo 9fa<
cine, @is., til bam ublteotc 8alo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

Nlbert 6. Meab, JONI uor @uper-
'sr Statcn @ai6ington fra 1905
til 1909, ofgif peo 9goen al @ier'
tclammelle Oen 19. Nfarts / lit
@jem /. @elling6om. San blep fun
50 slar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

Sci mrrmcit iom cn &itti9beS
fortullsr rs(fbolcsbA1oet" / 9on=
mari, at sen betjenotc Sonlf= =slme=
rifoner 9ticls @reu ifo( ltillcs op
ion, iSplfetingsmo1o / 9tibefreOlen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03
eY TOMMY CLARK.

ZAP, 0 athletes! Have you
I tried water baseball: No,
not water polo or water
~ football, blt the good Old
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03
11ie Of aGunboat' Smiths LIE

a.. 49, fEE' ~ ID. ~ v 81 Fa-4 ~, q - -
'F1Rg Gisbo.5 brothers sof st. Paul. are
u :sot the onlylMinnesotans who are
tepno;chera Ia the squared circle, for
no less a parsonage than "Gunboat'
annith, at present leading figure in the
white hope brigade. started his jour
nsy to fa,ie from the Gopher State.
"Gunboat' Smiths real name is Ed
wArG Eckblad. He ives brought up in
l1i,aca township. His mother, who is
now Mrs. Rosen, still lives in that
township.
yShng Eekbfadys il well remembered
luz Nllaca township as a sturdy young
fellow, afvays handy with his. fsts and
Of an adventure loving disposition.
IIany stories a.c told Of his prowess
with his ."as,kes'' t little disagree
ments siise,l as occasionally arise at
cpuniry dasccs.
The ;aionotony 9: life in The country
did not appeal to him, and in 1908 his
eye syas. caughs ~ IN Of Uncle Sans
advertisem stts depicting the joys Of
lie In t.,cs navy, showing groups OF
J, oulg tars ard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
GERS ssars;rg around. apparently with
little Il, Go. The prospect looked al
Turing ID rim. lie enlisted and nothing
more vas :ieaIraEe 81 him for some years,
except An occasional postal card to his
mother, falling her fs was in good
beaAthSAldseDJoyingslks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03

Mahan, who was captain and halfbacli
of the freshmen. He was tried out as
quarter in spring practice and showed
ability, but he will find rivals in Wat
son, the freshman quarter, and in
Freeley and Logan, two of the varsity
subs, who aspire to the dictatorship.
The lineup for tho rest of the team
as far as can be forecasted shows
Captain r. It. p. Storer and H.. r.
Hitchcock, Jr, at tackles: Pennock and
Trumbull as guards and Wiggleworth
in his old place as center. O'Brien,
who won his FL last fall, is sure for
n Of the ends, and possibly Gardiner.
who was unable to play last year be-
cause of an injury, will go in on the
other flank. The back field is fully as
strong, comprising, as it does, Bradlee,
Brickley and Hardwick. The last
named must take Felton's place as. the
punter, and, though he lacks something
Of his predecessors certainty Of place
ment, he averages well on distance.
Brickley will, Of course, attend to the
drop kicking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03
How Callahan Silenced a Fan

JIMMY CALLAHAN, it may be said
is n manager that took q great
deal of spunk out Of Il baseball fan who
wanted to tell him how to run the team.
A few weeks ago Callahan was watch
ing Cicotte and Walsh warming up,
Say, Cal" yelled this fan from Il box
seat. Don't pitch Walsh today, he
hasn't got a thing but that glove. /
have been watching him warm up
Callahan walked over to the box
where the "box manager" was seated
and batted this out:
Now, | have been looking you over
for g, long time, and you seem To- know
a great deal about the game. Now, if
o would only plant yourself in q box
close to our bench every day you
would save me a great deal Of trouble;
as it is now I have to walk about fifty
feet to know how my ball club is get
ting along and what is going on. With
o on the jos there would no be a
hitch, and | would not be making SO
many mistakes. He sure and sit there
tomorrow, will you? Or, perhaps, you
would like to PIT on a uniform"
Said fan sneaked out of the park like
a burglar, .and Callahan has not seen
him since that day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03

also got ahead Of us in :hc scramble
for Maisel Of the Baltimores anG Coopss
OF Petersburg, but that's 81! III nc
game. Dahlen was in Columbus re-
Gently looking over several men. anG !
expect to have a report from him sonn.
Reulbach will help us in the boz. re
You'd q question of doubt. He saS
dissatisfied in Chicago because he
couldn't get enough work.
Did you see the story that LlarfA,
Smith of the Newarks might succeed
Dahlen?' Ebbets vas asked.
Il did, but this is not tho time to talk
about a new manager for the Brooklyn
team. Personally ] do not place the
blame for our teams drop into the sec
ond division upon Dahlen's shoulders.
He has had many things to contend
with. If our best men had not been
crippled from time to time we now
would be well up in the first division.
Ever since the last of June the breaks
have been against us, but we have a
long way to go vet, and I firmly be-
lieve that the team will climb.
"Rucker and Raglan are in poor,p phys
ical condition, which is a severe handi-
cap. Walker, the new man, has pitch
ed good ball, however, and is bound to
win some games at home"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03
HARVARD SHOULD RULE GRIDIRON

JOHN HARVARD'S ons are feeling
pretty joyous now and with per-
feet right. Not only have they wound
up their season of athletics in all
branches with four intercollegiate
championships and two sectional titles
to their credit, but every prospect is
bright for the success of the Crimson
in the coming college year. There are
enough athletes of tried seasoned abil-
ity returning to the university in the
fall to make sure a healthy nucleus for
teams in all sports.
Of the football team which humbled
Yale to the tune of 20 to 0 last No
vernber and made a seasons total of
176 points to their opponents 26, nine
men are due to return.
With a veteran line the Crimson
should be able to give cards and spades
to any other college, team in the coun-
try and still top the pile, more espe-
cially because Of a reserve of twelve
men from last years first team squad
and the material to be gained from the
freshman organization. The veterans
fill every position in the line, with the
exception Of q end, and in the back
field the only vacancy is at quarter
back. That, by the way, offers the
hardest problem, but it is probable that
the position wills be given at first, to
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not water polo or water
= ~ football, bnt the good Old
national game played on a lake or
bag " swimmin: pool or ii quiet bit Of
f:TeT' where there IS nci much current.
7. yoD haven't tried it get III line ard
roy.p at oacc With the new game be-
gre 10 cold weather sets in. Every
9unday ~ College, Point. n. Z. a res!l-
a.. game is played between two teanis
composed OF several crack swimmers
Of .he cas-. u1Hong them Commodore
Al Bro@a, lh@ great long distance
swimmer, ana Captain M. d. MurphoE,
p sw.:nnrc" &c skill. The sport has
become nnarc than Il fad Of the mo-
ment, snd i il more than likely that a
league will he formed for next season.
One. paad not be a great ball player
:1rs.a star swimmer to play the game.
Al. 1t requires is a%rudimentary knowl-
edge OF baseball and fair swimming
ability. The; o,ltft consists of a cork
BALL. 4, lat and four life o~reserveis,
Nshion aroused as bases. ,s
The: naisnlan and the %catc,Eer stand
in shaltow water Almost shoulder
deep thirty feetsavay, stands the pitcl!-
. Et.E ~ E#s| = b%E- o.. $500 e. ~ - 49, =
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baseman and the pitcher furioug'y
swimming after the ball. .
To Your excited eyes it seems rs If
first base is a mile away. AS you near
the base you see the pitcher seiZ* ti,c
ball and turn il the water to throW j..
But it is no easy matter to throw a
ball while treadiNg water.
You now turn yOur attention toward
second. TO steal it aeems easy, and 90,
as soon as the pitcher delivers the
ball, You start. But il it goes well WITH
!. the other team, when you have gene
about a third Of the distance you no.
tiee that the second basemap has the.
ball Giving up hope OF gaining sec
'ond+NOu turn 10 regain first, only %.
note that the first b~aSeInan has FOL
lowed you and waits for the ball .ahol!t.
five fect to your rear. %
You again turn your efforts to"ard1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03
pAuss PROMISING PITCHER.

George Dauss, the young pitcher OF
the Tigers, owes his recent success to
the fact that he finally mastered con-
troll, according to Hughey Jennings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03

SUPPOSE YOU have driven . good ball
out near third base. Yoll pile. over
board with a dive toWe14! .irst. As you
rise to the surface you SEQ the third
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er. He may deliver"the ball in any style
he chooses SO that it crosses the plate.
In striking everything goes-bunt.
bingle, swat or foul tip. There are nine
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-03

you count it as fair. Indeed, if is. a
triumph of skill to turn and swing with
the ball and send it flying past the
catcher. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-21
MATERIAL FOR RIO BRAVO
COMPANIA AGRICOLA OBTAINS
PERMIT TO RECEIVE SUPPLIES
All POINT OPPOSITE DONNA.

The Compania Agric0la, the concern
which is installing an immense irrigation
system at Rio Bravo, forty miles west
Of MatamoroS, has obtained permission
from the Mexican government To enter
material from the United States 1T a
point opposite Donna, in IIidalg0 coun-
t.. The company Of late has been unable
to obtain any material owing to the dis
continuance Of train operation, and the
work is now at such a stage that. if not
completed soon. it viii delay the com
pany's operations for a wear. This work
includes piling near the river bank. and
other false work that will be in danger
Of the spring rise Of the Rio Grandc
comes. The first material will be taken
across probably tomorrow.