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NOhSIL1iCO a5O AhASDN
flying coat tails. Then the lecture was
resumed,
Today's work was not of such a gen
tie nature. A bit of scrimmage and
leaps of signal work were outlined for
he gladlators n the preparations for
Nebraska were on with O vengeance.
AS Is The custim hallowed by many
Jears Minnesota fears Nebraska. The
Iophers have been fearing that crowd
so long that the hooters are beginning
to say, wolf each fall when stories
If the Huskers' strength are told.
Minnesota is fearing that same eleven
his year and for once it looks as
-hough there are some grounds for the
fears. Jumbo Stiehm has a pernicious
habit of turning out dangerous teams
and, according to Lincoln advices, this
years crowd is going to be at least up
to average. Each fall finds Minnesota
coaches in a quandry. The Nebraska
game generally comes sandwiched in
between minor games and 1t taxes the
ingenuity of the mentors to bring the
team up to a point of sufficient drlS-
ing power to overthrow the Stiehmers
and at the same time keep them in
trim for the championship games that
come later. The same situation, only
infinitely more involved, confronts
the teachers InlS season.
North Dakota a Week Later.
The week following the next game,
North Dakota comes to Northrop field.
At this stage Of the proceedings the
Flickertails look like the easiest propo-
sition the Gophers meet up with dur
ing the fall. The Dakotans replace
Iowa on the schedule this year for
their first appearance on Northrop
field in eight years. AS far as can be
cleaned at this time, the only ambi-
ton the F1ickertails possess Is to
make at least al good a showing
against Minnesota as did their broth
ers from the other Dakota in the first
game Of the year.
Minnesota should be 1t the zenith of
her power by the time the Wisconsin,
game rolls around Nov. /. 1t would
seem that the conference title is going
to be fought for by the Gophers. Bad
gers and Maroons, and DIR. Williams
wants his machine to be running with |
every cylinder hitting that afternoon. |
The struggle comes a week after the
engagement with North Dakota on the |
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Notice and Citation, Hearing of Final
Account and Distribution of
ENnanAn

State of North Dakota, County OF
Cass. In County Court, Before Hon.
A G.. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of George
Fl. Smith, Deceased.
Minnie M. Raspiller, Executrix, VS..
Amos l.. Smith, T. Perry Smith, Elias
M. Smith, Amy Hoobler, Estella Smith,
William Hoobler, Ezra Hoobler. John
sey. Alta Smith, Frank Hoobler, Mabel
McClery, Elva Dunbar, and Clarence
Hoobler, Respondents.
The State of North Dakota, to the
above named respondents, and all per-
sons interested in said estate:
You are hereby notified that the final
account Of the executrix under the will
OF George H. Smith, late of the Town
ship OF Erie, in the County of Cass and
State of North Dakota, deceased. has
been rendered to this Court, therein
showing that the estate of said de-
ceased is ready for Ana settlement and
distribution, and petitioning that her
account be allowed, the residue of said
estate be distributed to the persons
thereunto entitled, her administration
closed, and she be discharged; tina
Monday, the 3rd day of November, A.
d. 1918, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
Court, in the Court. House, in the City
OF Fargo, County Of Cass n State Of
North Dakota, has been duly appointed
by this Court for the settlement there
of, at which time and place any per-
son interested in said estate may ap-
pear and file exceptions in writing, to
said account and petition and contest
the anne .r "
And you. the above named respond
ents, and each of you, are hereby cited
and required then and there to be and
appear before this court, and show
cause, II any you have. why said ac-
count shall not be allowed, the residue
of said estate distributed, the admins
tration of said estate closed, and said
executrix discharged.
Dated this 23rd day of September, A.
d. 1913.
BY the Court:
(SEAL) A. G.. HANSON,
Judge Of the County Court.
w. J. Clapp,
Attorney of Executrix,
Fargo, N. d.
(Sept. "a; Oct. 1-8-15-22.)
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HELP wanted at Concordia
H. Fjelstad, Concordia college. ltf9
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HOUSES FoR RENT.

ron RENT-Nine@ room modern house;
necessary to sell part OF new furni-
ture. Address S21 4th Ave. north.
(279)
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An effective little blouse showing the
dropped shoulder and the new biousiness
at the waist line, which is a feature OF
nearly all, the new designs. The rolled
collar Is pretty, but IL preferred. the
blouse may be cut higher at the Throat
and a narrow lace frill be substituted;
this, with the addition of a jabot, grtes
a more Dress finish. Linen, silk or
lightweight wool fabrics may be used
with this design.
The waist pattern, 10. 6,326, is cut
In sizes 81 to AZ inches bust measure.
Medium size requires 2h yards of SO
inch material.
This pattern may be obtained by send.
ing 10 cents TO the office of this panar.
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In the World of Sport

hockey rink at Camp Randall. After
that titanic encounter. the Gophers will
and themselves with another fort
nights rest ahead, The following Sat-
urday, Wisconsin and Chicago clash at
Marshall field, Stages men seem to
be in for a flerce struggle and a week
later they will be obliged to come to
minneapolis for another terce one.
Fortified by TIVE weeks Of rest and
practice, the Gophers should be In far.
better condition that the Maroons for
the only real game of the year in Min
Neapolfs.
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TEARaSTER wanted at Fairs Dray
Line. S11 4th Ave. north. (tf)
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9WEVD HunTuFnfSNGU EUUUIH LOT I1Eh
housekeeping. 1407 LIST ave. N. Stf)
THREE modern u~nfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 622 10th Ave.
north. l2171
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WHEN you want household goods,
beds, stoves, etc, try Second Hand
Furniture Store; Moorhead; phone s54
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Burroughs Adding ma
chine at a bargain; nine columns
wide; Al condition. Address Box 703
Fargo. -. (279)
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WANTED at once; a barber; steady
Job: good wages. Z. G. Halliday,
Casselton, N. d. (2SI)
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WARTED-A competent blacksmith
n horeshoer; So a day, or up to
$1,000 a year. Inquire Theo. Poppke,
Goodrich. N. D. ,(2781
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Quick Help to 5aekaehe and Rheu-
rnaEisn1.
The mar or woman who wants
quick help from backache and rheu-
matLsm, will find it in Foley Kidney
Pills. They act so quickly and with
such good effect that weak, inactive.
kidneys hat do not keep the. blood
clean and free of impurities, are; toned
and strengthened to healthy vigor-
GUS action. Good results follow their
use promptly. Economy Drug Co.
Fargo Drug Co.-Advt.
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HELP wANTEE--aEALB.

HAVE Knight Pr1nting &c. ongFave Il
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EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER
wn1 IAN also handle part OF office and
young woman preferred; position ia for
Devils Lake office; good salary If nosi.
ton satisfactorily filled. ABBY to T.
L. l. Wolfer Mgrp Horton Motor co"
So' ~. (274-76-7S-79)
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farm, one that can AXE an erin
mothers place to four little girls ages
from 3 to II. Am only a plain farmer:
mlddle aged, woman preferred. Fred
NSehe' SoAils' MINI. (276l
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"ANTED---Experienced stenographer,
one having experience in abstract
e ernee p prg y Teq Address, with refer
". D. .3..S. aA ' S1nuo'
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b EXCHANGE


FOR REcNT-Improyed grain and stock
farm. half mile sof town, creamery
school; nice meadow; fenced pasture
good house, good terms OF rental. John
G. Taylor DAWSON Nv. I'D. l297)l
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Fred Merkle (top) and McInnis.
Fred Merkle of the New York
Giants and McInnis of the Philadel-
.phia Athletics, the men who cover
the initial sack" for their respective
teams, are SO evenly matched in
fielding ability that it is impossible
to say which is the better player.
In batting, however, McInnis has q
big lead with a percentage of 1929.
Merkle has a batting average Of
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CHILDREN to board. Phone 2573.
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WANTED-Competent housekeeper. hy
gentleman living on farm; some heIp
rigb itafn naytv so9d home n wages to
~. IS ~ .F1. .-,. - (2761
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LAND > SALE.
FOUND.

FOUND-Gentleman's watch; can be
he'd by Identifying same. Call MIR.
Hagen. Kinnear,s Shoe Store. (276n
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FOUMD-Numher to auto. Owner a
have same by proving property and
paying for ad. Forum Office. {tf)
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V.eARN the barber Irade; BARRIERS all
ways in demand: big wages; easy
work: few weeks will save months
by our methods; tools given; diplomas
granted; illustrated CATALOGUE daIa Sic dfHef
avenue Minneapolis, MIMI EstaDlish-
60 1898 (3O1)
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FOR sALE-Wel established news
paper plant with building; official
county paper; good job work business
Write Box 1913, care Forum.
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POSITION WANTEn-EE11.@

GIRL printer wants "a situation on
straight matter in fair sized town.
s9tion help BON Sn S $5s york; state al con.
r .. E-@.s#5- .sG# -.... ...af f2THN
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s0ARD AND ROoM-Phone 1867.
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GOPHERS WILL HIT y.
OF N. D. IN NIDSEASON

Continued From Page Three,
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BUY OR TRADE.
OFFICE SPACE.
LastChanCeQffer

Savs money by ordering subscrip
Hons 10 periodicals now. Lists sent
90 any address. Fargo Subscription
Agency Farce MI
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giv,up
a certain number ARE Of The Forum
PC sure to address your answers to
insure prompt attention. -"s
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NEAI competent girl for general
NJ nonseWork three in family. No. IA,
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LAND EXCURSION.
CANADIAN Pacific Railway land ex
,rriana & tha- Intaratafn and Com

CANADIAN Pacific hallway land eX~
eursions; the Interstate Land Conn
pany OF Minot, North Dakota; agents
for the ale of Canadian Pacific Rail-
way lands, announces that the car
calgary, will run on No. I07, leaving
st. Paul every first and third Wednes-
day OF each month and that said car
can be had AL any of The 500 points
In North Dakota on the day following,
as it passes through the state. Ali
parties desiring reservations should
notify us at once SO that extra cars
can be had liz necessary. These lands
are sold to actual settlers on a twenty
ferred Payments. Low excursion rates
can be obtained from The party in
charge OF the special a to Calgary.
For further information, address In
Land Company, Minot, North Dakota.
l2T3-76-79-S2-85-88.1
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MN sT-CT,Ass bookkeeper wants posi-
ton with live concern where s tnere
Is oppo etnerisn eer general Office work,
years eNpss,r,m (tf)
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Position as cook with
threshing crew; s years experience,
Address G.. n. Knapp, 1925 LIST aVenue
south. Moorhead, MINI. VA
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A MIDDLE AGED woman 70 cora fo~
an invalid and have a good home For
Ghe winter with pay, for right nartv
ADDRESS lao, care Forum. C97Si
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COTTAGE o sALR.

FOR fully modern, coy cot
Ninth st. north; full basement with CO.
ment floor; terms to suit; owner leav-
e277)
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EAFERIENCED girl for general
9TH Ave. south. f281S
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TWO quarter section farms; four and.
six miles from town and creamery;
small payment; easy terms; will trade
for general merchandise or hardware.
J. J. Lohr, Petttbone, N. d. t (2S0)
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. 403 9th ave. S. Phone 2340-J.
Ct. Fl
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NATURALIZATION in general store;
10 years experience; good references
scandinavian. Box 234, Powers 1853 Lagoa'
n. 3. gf % tzIsl
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
nouseWork. Apply so 1st avenue
north; phone 532. - (tf1
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w A N II e D-ThoroughIv axnerIanoo5
s~aleslady who has been broupht I'm
IN the millinery business; best Of SAL
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WANTED-airl for general house-
!, work. 724 10th Ave. north: phone
ktf)
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DosTTTON WANTED by thoroughly
competent young man SstenograpneI-
bookkeeper; $50 per m8nsn' 4 sara
TTnrnm. sSTc ~ & t2f!!)
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FOR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
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BARRIERS WAWTTID-Twoa first-class
men. no booze, highest wages, steady
lob Tweeden Barber shop, Fargo, y.
Oak. tzfS}
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wANTED-Partner In Health, Acct
dent. Fire. Hail and Live Stock in
surance business and real estate list.
ing exchange; $3.50 buys interest; must
be hustler. Owners Listing Exchange
Dickinson, N. d. .8 Vow
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WANTED-Girls for large farms; big
N. P, Ave, Fargo. n. D. -
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Girls oveV l6 years OF age. Apply az
tn
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Thomas e. Dunn, 208
10th st. N. (2795
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
houseWork. Mrs. T. A. Irish, 9l0
otn ave. .. It. ~
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POSITIONS wANTED-MAIE.

MALE s~tenographer desires posiTon'
can keep books. NPhone 1777. (z1ol
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FOR SALE-Mandolin and 6hxsA view
camera, both in excellent condition,
Phone IT'LL. (290)
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAyE Knight Printing Co. Print il
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CHAMBERLAIN and dining room girl
at Fargo Sanitarium. 1929 ard Ave.
south. (2S1)
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WANTED-A good honest boy to run
brands and make self generally use
full around fur store. Joseph & Hoenck,
59 Broadway. " T.
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WANTED-Lady roomer. 111a sth Ave.
north; phone 2464-J. (296)
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WANTED-Two walters and Kitchen
CIR. Silver Mine restaurant. sos
eeaappsf south, M~oorhead; phone
800. - - ...ya.. : (tf)
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FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS.

NEARLY new standard automatic
sewing machine; chain or lock stitch.
3 9Th st. south. (294)
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FOR SALE LaS EsTOCN.

FOR sALE-Fine. sound. seryiceable
work horses; z to s. years old; 4 ia
aasles west of Argusytllss AZ. ~. G. ID.
Rigga SS218l
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p7INTER-Young wants positiorfn
EhsaaHtn, sbon: have had all-round
sxnerienee; held f~oremanship Of this
Shnn FOR past three years, u desire
"a make change. Address M. r. a5a@
herty. fTowner, N. D. \A''l
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BUSINESS

HARNESS SHOP in thriving town for
sale. Box 20, Crystal Springs y: -;
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WANTED-competent girl for house
.Beckwith, 5o4 14th St. south. (tfi
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wANTEAS-Competent girl for general
9Th st. south. re,
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BOARD AND kOOM oFFERE

WANTED-Children to board. Phor
2643-L. (2Se
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WANTED no RENT ROUSE.

WANTED-Apartment or house; will
care for furnished apartment or
house for winter IL you are planning
dress 1856 ARE Forum.
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FOR SALE-Brand new plano; used
only a few months; for sale cheap.
Address IS care Forum.
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Fa
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FOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT.

FOR sALE-Seven room house; mod
ern; No. $40 18th st. south. Inquire
at office of Wm, II, White 6 McCul-
loch Lumber Co. (tf)
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courtenay Gazette, Courtenay, N. b.
(276)
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FOR .SALE-A self-feeder coal heater,
at a bargain; used only four months.
Inquire at LA 9Th Ave. north. (280)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engt-
naering school wiz give you practica
instruction: write for Information.
1895 Front st
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MRS. PANkHURST'S
AGENT IS At WORK
Miss Joan Wickham, Never
Arrested and Decrying
Brickbats in n. Y.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Miss Joan
Wickham, red checked, blue eyed and
with an athletic aspect not acquired
by hurting brickbats and things at
British institutions, so she says, is in
New York. She is the advance agent
of Mrs. Pankhurst and never has been
in prison, which is distinction
among English militants.
Miss Wickham talks like a cultured
young woman and can talk we'll. Sew
eral male reporters tackled her
aboard the ship, and one of the most
persistent had a verbal conflict with
her. He asked here what she is going
to do if Mrs. Pankhurst is held up.
She replied she and American friends
of the militant leader would use free
ly the precedents established in the
cases of Irish political refugees and
Russian bomb thrOwers."
Miss Wickham declared that the al.
legged crimes for which Mrs. Pank,
hurst has been imprisoned were pure.
ly political and she believed that her
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leader would moot be barred from this
country.
Won't Teach Arson Here.
Mrs Pankhurst," the young woman
said, certainly will not in her lee
lures teach miIitancy to the women of
America. She will explain why mill
fancy is necessary in England. For fiji
ty years we have been nice to the
men, inviting them to tea, with pretty
girls present and all that sort of thing
and have been trying by argument and
persuasion to convince them of the
Justice of our demands. We got moth
ing for this. Now we have to do
something else. We have been forced
TO make war"
This remark inspired the persistent
reporter to remark that war was I'M
justifiable under the circumstances.
| The young woman flared back at him:
Were you justified in America in re-
belling against England? So are we
justified. We do not destroy human
life"
The reporter ventured the remark
that the militants had destroyed many
! objects of antiquity and other prec-
| iOus property of the government. Miss
! Wickham said she believed that very
few such objects have been destroyed
| If that had been the object of the mil
itants, she said, they would have done
more than merely to smash the
! glasses over pictures in the museum
Decries Face Smashing.
DO you think it right if a man does
not agree with you to smash him in
| the face?
We don't smash him in the face
| What do you do?'
In war you don't run ahead and
tell the enemy your plans. Militancy
| has advanced our cause in England
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DANCER SKATERS
FR|TZS LOVE DREAM
Saharet Beats it Out of Chi
cagO Ahead of Divorce
Summons.

CHICAGO, Sept 27.-The love
dream of Fritz Won FrantiZius,
wealthy La Sale street broker, has
been shattered. He has started legal
proceedings to rid himself of his
Beautiful Saharet," known in real life
as Clarissa S. Rose Won Frantizius.
The broker believes he has discov-
cred the reason why his wife pre-
ferred quarters in the Bismark hotel
instead of sojourning at the Won
Frantzius residence SIS George street.
during here theatrical engagement in
the loop last week. Mrs. Won Frant-
zius, under the name Of c. S. Rose,
registered in room 324 of the hosiery
Her dancing partner. Jose Florido, oc-
cupied room 326.
Makes Unexpected Visit.
Won Frantzius paid an unexpected
visit to his wife's room Sunday after
noon. He found Florido there. There
was scene and Won Frantzius sought
his lawyer, Sidney Stein. Lawyer and
broker then paid joint visit to the
dancer and discussed IAN equitable ad-
iustment Of their matrimonial affairs.
Won Frantzius, it is reported, offer
ed her what he considered big sum
IL she would consent to being divorc-
ed. but the danseuse refused.
Saharet Goes to Coast.
Attorney Stein learned that Saharet
was tickated to leave Chicago for San
Francisco with F1orido. Accordingly
he rushed into the Superior court
with a divorce libel, naming Florido
as correspondent. AS soon as the
record was made a deputy sheriff
dashed to Bismark to serve the de-
PENDANT with the summons. He was
too late. Saharet had gone.