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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
REALTY NOTES.

I.owcnfeld & Pfciffer have been APP
pointed agents for the apartment house
No. lS7 St Nicholas avenue.
f,eor, s Altmaver has negotiated a first
mortgage of $1,000 at 3 per cent on
premises No 80 East S0th street hVe
story apartment house.
The NJ. Roscnthal Company have been
appointed agents for No. 2E East 2Ith
street. also No. $50 East l0lst street.
J.. t. Sauter is the broker who nego-
tiated the sale OF the dock property Nos.
81 and 50 9Th street, Brooklyn extending
from 9Th street TO the 18th street basin OF
the GowanUs Canal. for Mrs. Mary Cum
nIugham 10 Morrice r. Hickey. who plans
extensive Improvements TO tine property.
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Yester


PROVISIONS The market was hrm,
owing TO the higher hog markets and buying
on the part OF several leading packers There
was increased selling al the advance, while
sentiment was Influenced bv a statement By
a leading operator who said that there are
more hogs in the country than generally
credited and that he placed little importance
on the reports Of hog cholera PORK-Easy;
mess. S23 5Ou sol 75 family. s24 j0dS27 short
clear. SO 1881 BEEF steady; mess
Sl7 jO0$lS 90 family Sl9aS20. packet. SlslI
$40: extra lnaia mess S2S0S30. DRESSED
HOGS-Fim bacon. i1%ql2hc; pigs. l23sc
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies dull; 10 r..
14S015c: II 10. 14c IL No. 13i2c: picked
hams steady: iia1ihc TALLow- Steady:
special. csc; city. csc: country. 6a6Ac
LARD-Steady: Middle West. 10 70al SOC /,
city. l0izUiOssc. refined barely steady: South
America. u l0c; Continent. II 55c: Brazil.
kegs. 49, iOc. compound steady. sadS1ac
STEARINE-Quict. oleo Sizc: city lard. l2c
COTTONsEED OII,-Price changes were
narrow but offerings were small and the
tone steady. owing 10 covering. closing net
unchanged TO points higher. Local con
tract rrices
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S1O.OOO,OOO INVOLVED IN AST0R LEASE
Syndicate Rents Property in West 33d Street. Near Fifth Ave-
nue.. and will Erect Twelve Story Business Building
INVESTOR BUYS LOWER BROADWAY CORNER STRUCTURE

paEy sold for Mary e. Boschen NO: 40
Union street. two story brick dwelllS
house.
W. c. Morrisey sold for Manuel Plasan-
tin three lots on the west side or bay
18th street 100 feet north OF Benson ave
nue., to Samuel KusheL
Arthur Truslow negotiated q ten-ycar
lease of the store and basement at NO.
l,327 Broadway for Henry Won Claim 10
Edward Friedman; also leased offices III
No. ~ Hanson Place for the Hanson
Realty Company 10 Or. Frank Harnden.
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THI TOO .rIph 10 THo Tr-bmo ]

s.. Louis. oct. CATTLE Receipts. o.
100. fairly active ~ steady prices stcers - 81
n 50 20. ycariinEy. - 1JHS9 -. hsifCrs. g, JuH
s. - COWS. 50 2It,S7 -. southern steers. s. H.
as -. HOGS Receipts. 600. active and &C.
lisH'r. choice medium To- heavy weights 8 -
ass 80. bulk OF GALES s. ?uI$S II. packers
s. CnHSS 10. lights. g. IoNSS 10. pigs So i0d
81 - SHEEP Receipts. . 100. supply Hight
and demand liberal for good grades. prices
finer. lambs. 81 I5n$T -. cult lambs, $50
ST. - mutton sheep. 81 fGH 81 g..
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Now York, OCtOD'T %, I'T
BEFyES-Roceipts. LOS head, no tr

New York october 80 1918.
BEEyES-Rocepts 1.7o3 head; no trade
IN live cattle today, market no pind
CAINES-Rcceipts ~ head; all Tor the
market. Prices steady. but trade limited t"I
lack Of stock Common to prime veals sold
at SSGS12 % per 100 III. Gull grasscTs ~
s. 80. Dressed calves steady: city dressed
voals. 1iHiNi.c. country dressed IL w..
Sales. Sanders vcals. ~ Id ayerage'
So 20 per 100 10; .. lbs 10, Sl2i = 1'3 To-
Kcrrs commission Company: veals. Us
III. 81 30; l. 40 10. s.; Gull srdssors'
sHEEr AND LAMBS Receipts. G.oto
head: ~ cars on sale. Sheep steady;
lambs arm to Zoe higher. quality considered.
- - per 100 10. culls 81 500 So good prime
lambs 81 iOHS7 -: culls. s. -. Dressed
ru'ton steady at Sa10l2c; dressed lambs
firm At To-. N13izc.
Sniss-Kcrns Commission Company: go
" Va lambs. GS ID average, 81 80 per 100
10; 226 state. Is 10. 81 GO.
:. sanders: 30 state lambs, - ID. 81 so;
S32. 81 d. 81 10; - cus. - H. 81 30. II
sheep. I13 IL. 81 80; Il. lo3 10. 81; II culs,
so h, So: 1. - lb, 81 30; ! ycarling. so
Tobin a shannon: a24 Ohio lambs. 81 lb,
s. 60: I yelrling. 60 10, 81
Newton d Co: @Gl Ohio lambs s. 10.
s. 80; IS Ohio sheep, 1o7 10. 81 -; 11i.
j. 'shaimbt.rs & Son. 24G W Va lambs.
- ID, 81 40; 1859. 20 II. 81 80, . sheep. 100
ID. 81 40.
HoGs-RecciPts 1875 head, all for
slaughter Market uominaIly steady. Coun-
try dressed hogs steady at On 12c per 10;
roasting pigs at ia lie.
Chicago. oct. ao.-HOGS- Receipts. 10000.
averaged q shade higher but closed weak;
bulk Of sales. 81 9jdSs -. light s. 704SN -.
mixed, 81 iOg$S 81; heavy. 81 6ONSs 30 ryughs,
s. 1upS7 50. pigs 81 2jaS7 80. CATTLB-Re-
coiDts. 1000 slow: generally steady: bccvcs.
81 Goa 80 20: Texas steers So 1OGST 80. stock
crs and feeders, SjaS7 20, cows and hclfers.
- "5dSS 20; calves. 50 joH$l0 -. SHEEI-
Receipts. 5000. strong To 10 higher. "
tiycs. 81 1oaS5 -: ycarnss. s. loaSG Il.
lambs. native SG0ST 50
Kansas city. oct. 3o.-HOGs- Receipts =
500: steady 10 strong. Bulk, s. j5asI go.
as %; light. s. JOa$7 30; pigs, SinSI 20.
CATTLE-Rcceipts 5000. including 1900
Southerns: steady; fed steers. $ aon$a 90.
dressed beef steers. s. &5a$S s.; southern bern
So stockcrs and feeders. s. 5oaS7 30, bulls.
81 5OdS6 ~. calves. $GGSlO. SHBEP-R Receipts.
1000; strong 20 To- higher. Lambs. SiaSI CO.
yearlings, 81 2JaS5; wethers. 81 Joa$5 -.
Pittsburgh. oct 80 - HOGS - Receipt,
1000. higher. heayios. s. 80. heavy Yorker.
s. IS; light Workers s.. pigs, 81 %. SHEEP
sheep, s. son 81 90. TOP lambs s. 80
CALVES Receipts. 200: steady. top. 81 90
East Buffalo. oct %o-CATTLE-Rc receipts.
1.@cO. SLOW and 10 ~ l5c lower. NEALS-
Receipts 100. active and steady. native
calves. $GaSI1 30. canada calves. s. 50H
s. % HOfS-Rccoipts. $500, active aud
u.s. 20. Workers. SN0 s. 80. pigs and rousi-.
s. T"0 s.. staEs. SIHS7 80. dalrios & 2'ff
$ g. SHEEP AND LAMBs-R,ccipts
TOO. sh.cp slow and steady. lambs active
l.ngs s. 30 20 81; wethcrs <5aS5 -. ewes
81 "pT 81 -. sheep mixed. 81 15HS'.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
nlerORER 20
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with rarne and address OF purchaser and
attorney
ngrnDEp "a
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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POTATOES AND MECHANICS Receipts

1923 bbis potatoes and 1865 pkgs onions
Domestic and foreign white potatoes steady
to firm on fancy. Sweets easier Fancy TO.
bag. So 1O4$2 20: $50 III. 81 25aS2 30: Long
leland bbl or bag. 81 5Ofi 81 -. state lsd
u. 81 l0HS - b, JeTsey. Dbl or bag s2MS2 10.
European. l6S-lb bag, 81 5O@$2 SWEET
POTATOES, Southc IN, Dbl. 81 iOaSl 81: Jcr-
seq. Dbl, 81 25G$1 81. No 1. bhsket Boa 75c
ONIONS. white. I00-lh bag. S24S3: crate,
81 oots1 So; basket. 81 2j1S1 65; yellow or
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

asked. " b. Elevator
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NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat: open. High. Low, close. 6
De- ...... 95h 95's Don .Std "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
2aft bas 8abb nidjt leiben an Gcse11a
mnb 6amtanSihIaa.

Babies gebrauden cine perfefte
&a11tbeoedung. Soutausidldge per-
uriade1t 6enielben nidt nur groBes
i2ei6en, ion6ern berbinoern ibr 8ads,
tbum. Muf st. @obion's @c5ema
Salbe fann man ii9 berlofien fir
2inoerung un6 permanente @eiIung
Ger lei6enoen Babies, oeren &aut-
onSidld9e ibr 2eben rnertrdgli6 ge-
ma6t baben. nnier 8obp lit an @ort-
ausidlag i'm @eii9te nnb alf Dem
&opfe. 3oftoren un6 @aut-5pe3ia>
liiten fonnten nidt be1fen. @tr ber-
iu6ten Dr. &obion's @c3ema SoIbe
uno mur6en NIT Greu6en i%berbduft,
ols mir iaben, 6aB oas 8abp pouitdn-
Big gebeilt mor, bebor cine Sdodtel
gebra1dt tpar," idreibt 8rau @tr11b-
Ier, Dubuque, Soma. SHE Mpotbefer
o6er per Nolt 500. &feiffer @bemi.
cal Company, ct. 9ouis, Mo., Bbi.
la6elpbio, No., Molitor Drug SO. -
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
@liaR=2pt6rinqen.

Sn gngmei1er ion nit einem
&o1te1taufpan0e BON 100000 sci.
cine 8alierleitung angelegt tper6en.
Sic 8urgrl1ine Morimont BEL
Oberlorf tit a1tf Soften ser 2an=
DISCRIMINATING lomeit ausgebeiert
moroen, 6aB cine ginitur5gefabr be-
iiciitigt tit. = Ser giirgermeiiter
Ghebroton bon ct. SILT lit inn Ml=
ter bon SO Sabren geftorben. = 9ie
Staatbermaltung bon Marfir9
bot einen botaniihen @arten ange=
legt. - Sn @01i@Io@ tpur6e in
elmer Siefe bon 416 Metern eine nel1e
reihe Hetroleumquelle angebobrt. =
Ser IN Marientbal I'M &ube=
itan6e leben6e bodm. ST. 8farrer IS.
@roBitepbon nnb Ser inM On t g np
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
ten fir Sen 8au Ser 1tel1en Stride in
iin0 berqeben tpor6en.

ten fir Sen 8au Ser 11el1en Stride in
StraBoorfiin o pergeben tporoen.
Dte ieBige altebrmiir6ige Stride bleibt
als Denfmal otter 3eiten uro i'm ST.
t~ereiie 6es id0nen, aaen @anoerern
befannten 9anoi6aftsbil6es 1teben. =
Gurd 8litiblag tpur6e SOS Mnpeien
6es 8auern Marr- in @erpets=
metler 5erit0rt. = Hfarrer Mlt in
Bfarri6 Of, @dulinipector nnb Har=
rer a. 9. Braun un6 Bfarrer a.. 9.
&otbenbdusler feierten int &loiter 5u
&ente ibr @oloeneS Brteiteriubi=
lda1m. - @oloene @od5ett feterten:
sic @beleute @alerian &0ntg ur6
Grescentta geb. &ed in IN a IL
gen; Ser 56ultbeiB Benedict Sbert
nn6 feline @ottin 9aberia, geb. Sou=
ter IN + b 6; Ser 8auer Mart.
5@dl1ble un6 feline @befrou in
IS nrmIingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

Sdlanoa, iomie Biirgermeiiter 2io:
mann uno Mltbirgermeilter @ieoer,
mann BON Sran5en5bao ie 1000 &ro-
men. = SSn 9oboiib brar1r1te bas
bon Ger Jirma sc. @l6Bner II. S0bne
ais 2agerbaus benubte berri9aftlide
S@ittba11s iammt 6en groBen 8or-
ratben, iomie 6as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@obnbu1s bes' Sefonomen Sittel ME
Der.
2mremb11rg.
Ser 8rieftrdger S. g. Mlei9, Ser
felt 20 Sabren Sen Dienit in $ 0 T.
1eri6 Gu emburg periab, lit
in Sen Sutherland getreten. - Sn
@ogen itarb Ser in g a + LEI BE-
6ienltete 17idbr. get. Mergen, ser
bon einem touen @un6e gebilien NOR
oen NOR. = 8eim 8aoen in Ser
Sauer ertranf gu @aerbi11ig
Ser 1Sjabr. 5obritarbeiter Sob. 8et.
8efer. = Dos 4iabr. Sobn9en bes
8ilobauers 8. Nbilippart in & IL
gen fiel in beiBes @aiier un6 ber=
brittle iid to6tlid. = l1eberfabren
un6 CUR gtelle geto6tet tpnr6e gu
8artringen ser 21idbr. 9fotten-
orbeiter &btl. &eis aus 8ederi6
5u 8artringen. - Ser in
Diefir6 pobnbafte Da66eder
Nic. @ls, Sobn 6es Da96eders Mi6.
@ls bon d, tpnrbe, ols
er in @rpeI6ingen auf Dem
Dob 6es 56loiies NIT Sdornitein=
fegen beidaftigt NOR, bon bem um=
~itiir5en6en @@ornitein 5ermaImt. =
SSn elmer @rube gu 5~@1ammen=
ser g perl1ngliidte ser 29idbr. Berg
mann Mnt. &oberes t06tli@. - Sn
@nf4eringen feierten sic gbe-
lerte @@mit=@ enan6p @ol6ene &od<
5ett. - Sn &ambru6 pur6en
sic Mntpeien 6es 2an6mirtbs Sleeper
&Ietidette nn6 6es &nufman11s S. g.
8e6er 6nr@ 6e1ter eingedi6ert. -
Gin 6emer 5erit0rte 6os 8adba1s mn6
6os Meb1lager 6es 86dermetiters S.
@e1terni6 in @rebenma9er. -
SSn &ir@bergb rannte 6aS nel1ge=
bonte @o11s oes @tgentbiimers Bet.
8ourot nie6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

ME 8retten- @nitt1ingen=
1erbingen= 6 urnba@ miro
es jebt emit. = Sn 8onn6orf
perungliidte ser 51idbr. 8oiti6affner
6ran5 Sol. Moratb bel einem Sabr=
raounfau t06tlid. - S. S. &an5lei=
roth S9pelbe, ser 50 Sabre lang auf
Ser beriibn1ten Giiritli6en 8ibliotbef
in 0onaue6inge bei6aftigt
lpar, lit in Sen Sutherland getreten. =
Sic Gillette @intpobnerin 6eS DorfeS
@0lIHein or. 2orrad), sic 8iir-
germeiitertpittpe Soda tit im Sitter
bon 81 Sabren g%eltorben. = Sin Ser
lebungen Die er bel einem automo=
.bilunfaI erlitten batte, itarb Sotelter
Mug. Bope, 8eiiter bes &otel 8oit in
8for5beim. = &auptlebrer uno
Srgani1t Stemmer in 81 ell
beging fem 25iabr. Dienitinbildum.
@arttemberg.
Sn Sen boberen S9nlen @iirttem~
berg's lit I'M &eltgionsunterridte Elm
6orti@ritt 51 per5ei6nen. Sir oie 3
boberen g9nlen in 5tuttgart
(@Dmnalium nnb &eali6ule) 1T lie
Elm eigener &eligtonslebrer angeiteM
tpor6en. - Die &leinfinoer=S6ule IN
Nenbanen fat ein nel1eS, l6o=
mes @eim erbalten. = Sberlebrer gi=
Der, ser 40 Sabre in Oe6beim ge=
pirft bat, lit gei torben. = Die Mrbei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

t9ias s$miff 6. 2 Mutbeen 1' bon - gu 81
MgA nnb ales bon N@A M@A MH
S@A Gee. 4 uno N@H 1854 un6 ISL
q. 5@A 58A Gee. 8 nn6 8K Mcres
g& .NBA Gee. 10 n1b aQes bon
NW N@ lpeniger / 9lcre, Gee. 81
1880, @atefielb, 81, 600. 90.
q. 81. 8riqbt unD sSrau an Setter SIZE
oerids, Xpts 90 un6 "a, BIod 4 Wcz
Glure II. 8bitneb's MbD. ct. @loub,
$4,000.
gbrift Mdermm uno Srou an Morh
2ots 5 nn6 g., 8lod 24, gmut Centre
Soiepb gn1mel unb 8rau an Marp
Gimme, @A M&A .un0 M@A @MA
&c. SSs ea S-5.12az35, Spring Sin, 100000.
gmmel, ~ 5@K @ee. 25@124ss8y,
@prin9' 5i1, 100000
Cart S. Mebrotb nno Srou an 5p. s..
Merengarten II. a. Cots 1 nnb 2 Blod
1 slippers @oo. ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
Bert y. 2enbart an Sobn 8. @immer
II. q. N@A Sec. 7z123z34, gron Miber,
$4,8OO.OO.
S. $. 8alb1pin unb lrau an s. SO.
2enbtfe, 2nts 1=2z3z4z5z6z8z9z10z11z
49, 9lod 81, Sair 6aben. $1,650.O0.
Feter &elltber fen. an Serbinanb 3arz
finger, 2ots 4 unb 5, 8lpd 10, 8elgrabe
l1n1 2ots 5 unb 6, 8lod e" 0uiitberas
Nbb. 5u Belgrade. 100000.
gliiabetb 6. 8enien unb @atte an
elmer SO. Earions, 2pts 4 unb 5, 8lod
IA, 8aite aPrf, 10000.
@ufon Mob1pn II. a. an Setter Waftz
bergen, @@A N@A, &@A 58H,
2ots 1 nn0 2 i%peniger y 81. in NG.
Sd bon NgA 5@H Gec. 1Oz123z35,
grotp Giber, $6,5OO.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
slltfuloiih uno 8ebmer einem 8ran-

sltfuloii6 uno Webmer etnem Bran-
Sc gum Opfer. - Die 8eneoicttrter-
Mbtet ct. Sttilien bat 6aS &lolter-
out in so ii n It e + 6mar5a9 an
qefauft. IS 1oG in etn M11itergnt
umqemanoelt unb einen Mnban fir
@dul5mede erbolten. Spater meroen
Die Beneoictiner BON ct. 2u6mtg bel
8ipfelo 6as &loiter be5ieben uno oas
uber 100 Sabre per0oete &loiter mie>
ser leinem uripriingli6en 3mede 6n<
fibre11. = Dnr6 ben 8abnbou Deg'
gen6orf @a1tened mnroe
fir Sen Be5irf Sitting, 9eeba@ nno
@e%ngersberg Elm babn- uno clallen-
ar5tlider 8e5irf %gebil6et. = SIN M-
ter BON IS Sabren itarb in 2auin n
gen @pmnaialprofeiior a. 8. tbeol.
96p. Morqott.
8a0en.
Die leit 1911 i'm l1mbau. begrif=
felle fatb. Hfarrfirde in. Betn=
beim, zines ser dlteiten 8aunerfe
Booen's, lit iett na@ auBen fertig
ur0 intro nlt,1 inn Snnern ausge=
ldmiift, iooob sic Stride I'M October
sis. S. fir sen &ir6enoienlt fertig~
'geteut lein miro. Ser 8an erfor=
bert eini6lieBli6 0eS umgebaltten
Nfarrboules einen &oitenanf mano
BON nngefabr 100000 Wef. = sit
oen1 lqngeriebnten gu11 Der 8abnli-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

I'M @nbeita11oe lebenoe bodtp. ST..
8farrer Sob. 8ap. @uiluame babe1t
ibr @oloenes Brieiteriubildum bega11=
gen. 0ie 8Gferei Soft beinl &af-
peltbrm in Sberebnbeim
brannte total ab. = @os Mnpeien
oes San6tuirtbes Sol. Strub IN
6elofirb, oas id0l1lte @al1ern-
gut ocS Srtes, muroe 6ur6 8lib=
idlag total eingedibert.
@diuei5.
Sn MffoItern a. 81. lit 8e=
5irfsratbSidreiber Sob. s@pei5er inn
Sitter bon 70 Sabren %geitorben. =
Sn @aiel itarb Or. @Iias 8urd-
barotsSdin6ler, alt &edtsanmaIt, inn
Sitter bon IS Sabren. - SIN Strait
fenbauie 5u 2ieita1 itarb inn Sitter
bon SO Sabren Ser befannte Cont
ponilt l1no Sangerpater &einr. @rieer
BON 8interfingen. = SIM Ml=
ter bon 75h Sabren itorb SEER alt
gernlittler un6 &irbenpogt Mlois
@idenbad in Mrth friber 9anb=
tpirtb am 56attenberg. = SIN
&ranfenbmuS in n5na6 itarb
bodm. ST.. @icar &orger, bon g e.
oerbelfeni@miL friiber G1trat
in S6latt. - Ser 7Oi1briqe Na=
guidmie6 Sac. Herreten in 6 It
bot megen ebeliben 3tpiltigfeiten iei=
ne 50iabrige 6rou 1n6 ii9 felblt er-
1dolien.
Seiterreid=ltngarn.
S1 6 orfan bra1nnte Elm 100 %.
langeS un0 40 sc. breites Mogo5ill=
geb6u0e Ser 6trmo Conrad &iib11 II.
50bne ab. = SSrn 5t1ppadgraben
5u @loggnit m1lroe oie 6iabrige
To6ter 6es Observation-Disclosures Slot
tenlteiner bon einem @agen to6tli6
iiberfabren. = Sn &aaba lit ser
t5iabrige @rnn6beiitersiobn Ser er-
trurtfen. = SSn M Ii + tp1r6e 0as
15jabrige Hrielteriubila11m 6es Gar
6inal 8iri ter5bii@ofs 9r. 6ran5
Bauer in feitlider @eiie begangen.
Som 3uge erfaBt uno geto6tet
mur6e 5pii6en Har@ un6 5o15=
Dor ser 8tna 6es @r5ber5ogs
@uge1t ser @iebtreiber Geo. 2ienbo=
der. - Sci elmer 8riidenbauiibnng
bel @iIbering ianf Elm Motor-
boot tnfolge @eriagens 6es doctors
l1n6 Elm 8ionter ertranf. - Sn Ser
@0IIersboreri taatli9en M1-
nitionsfabrif BEL @ten eplo6trte infol=
ge l1nborii@ttgfett elmer Mrbeiterin
Elm Climber, uo6urd au@ sic iibrigen
inn ieIben &aum beftn6li@en @rplo=
iibitoffe CUR @rploiion gebra6t muir
Sen. 19 Mrbeiter un6 Mrbeiterimen
mnr6en berlett, mebrere to6tli6, un6
oas @ebGn6e lit i9tper bei666igt. -
SsSn MiiIIern BEL 8iua9 berbrann=
tie sic 10 Sabre alte Eo&ter 6es
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-15
A SENSATIONAL .
GAME LAST Night
SOMETHING DOING IN THE CANDY
LEAGUE THAT ATTRACTED LOTS
OF ATTENTION AS WE'LL AS
CAUSED A GOOD DEAL OF TALK
ING BY ALI THE FANS.

A large crowd witnessed the most
sensational game of the season pulled
off In the Candy league last evening
when Prizes and the Pioneers fought
1t out for first place. The game was
close throughout, tying in the sixth
the Pioneers only winning by a score
of 8 to Z in the first half OF the sew
enth, squeezing through the SECOND
half of the seventh in a shut out with
one man on third.
The star performance Of the game
was pulled off by young Geiger in a
long back fly run off of second base.
A big row was enacted In the tourtn
inning when one of Prizes men plugged
a three-bagger for three scores OFT the
foul line into the park back of third.
which the umpire declared fair. rms
was followed by another big noise IN
the fifth over Goodwin's balk. which
resulted in the umpire resigning. his
position without salary. CLANCY Of the
Chaney-Everharts finished umpirlng
the game with credit.
This puts the Pioneers well In the
lead with the Bijou and Prizes to
struggle over second n third place.
The game tonight will be between
Prizes and CLANCY = Everhart. Both
teams will be strengthened by new ma
terial. Ray and Aubrey Lawrence, Fora
tin C~allander, Held and kossick.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-15
LAY CORNERSTONE
At grand FORKS

Grand Forks, N. D., July 15.-The
near approach of the laying of the cor
n%erstone Of the courthouse tomorrow
is quickening the interest OF the people
throughout the county in the event.
1t promises to be the biggest and
most elaborate cornerstone laying in
the history of the Red river valley. 1t
Is expected that there will be several
thousand people here to witness and
participate in the event.
Preparations are now being made to
come to the city from all parts Of the
county.
The work on the courthouse is prog
ressing very fast. The big crane is
constantly kept busy lifting the big
slabs Of stone into place. The solid
nature OF the structure is now becom-
ing apparent. AS Zach stone or slab
is put in place the height of the walls,
which are now being built, rises in
proportion. When constructed the
building will be a very imposing one,
n that can be seen for a long dis
tance, and hat will attract all
visitors in the city.
First Building.
Some very interesting incidents in
connection with the construction of the
first courthouse built in the county
nave been dug out Of the old shelf
worn records of the county commits
sloners of the olden days.
The county commissioners opened
! q for the old courthouse Aug. 6,
1879. The bids were as follows:
VletS q Mckelvey ............ $9,472
Gregory & McCelso ............ 9.915
" "A. Ndisn ...-.-......-!.-... 1890
Mr.. Walsh, having submitted the
lowest pid, was awarded the contract
Tor the construction of the courthouse.
II was to be finished by May Is. 1880.
Alex Griggs was paid $3.50 for the lot
on which the courthouse now stands.
THESE figures show the great growth
In real estate values in the city. The
new courthouse will cost over 100000.
The lot on which the new building
stands Is rated at about $4,000. An
interesting feature of the construction
OF the courthouse was the moving out
of the safe for the county treasurer
from the depot to the courthouse
building. This cost the county COM
missioners, acting for the county. the
sum OF see. It would now cost perhaps
some of the features of the actions
of the county commissioners OF those
early sdays throws light on the frontier
Ike nature of the country. The board
out men to view different roads
leading into the city. One of the chief
roads that was under discussion a
great deal by the commissioners was
the so-called Goose River road. Only
lately the Grand Forks tourists cover
ed this very same highway in splendid
autos and saw some of the finest farm
ing land that they have ever seen.
Roads were viewed in all directions.
One Of the chief ines was the one that
led to Pembina.
Several OF the townships were tn-
named on account of the tardy action
OF the residents in those counties. The
county commissioners took the matter
in hand and named several OF them to-
suit their wv taste with what they
thought were good names.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-15
MANY WESTERN
LEAGUE STARS

The Western league rs filed with
men who have been tried n found
wanting by the majors.
Last year the league was raided and
stars went up. This season there is
a dearth of material in sight, appar-
entity, but the organization is full of
men who are classed as stars by the
ans.
And they are stars-minor league
stars who fall just a bit short Of cir
culating in the big show.
At st. Joseph there is Joe Kelly,
left fielder. Kelly is a corking good
base runner. In fact, he is sensation
al. He is lead-off man. Fleet, a good
hitter, brainy, he looks good enough
for another trial in the majors. Chi
cago had him a couple Of years ago
and turned him back. In the field
Kelly is a team in himself, playing the
batters with rare skill and gobbling
hard drives. with ease.
Dutch" Zwilling is an outfielder,
but has been first basing, because the
regular occupant was injured. Twill
ling is a slugger, and the players can
not realize why he hasn't remained in
the majors. He is one of those players
whose work always looks Indifferent,
but he is a hard worker.
RIP" Watson, Red Meinke, who
has also had his trial, and Ralph Nc
Connaughey are among the men who
have been keeping st. Joe in the first
division.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-15
GOING TO WE'D

Newark, N. j., July 15.-PIatt and
Ben Adams, famous jumpers and
members OF the American Olympic
team at Stockholm, will appear to-
gether in a different sort of event this
fall when Ben will marry Miss Mar
jorie Porter of Newark and Plat will
wed Miss Julie Lombard Hubbard of
Mich.
The Adams boys have always APP
peared together in athletic meets in
which they have entered n usually
took first and second in their vents,
in the matrimonial meet schedule
the family will make q clean sweep, as
Rule, another brother. is to be married
at the same time. Rule Is to marry
Miss Mabel B. Sauer of Newark.