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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-16
BANKERS Met
IN MAGIC CITY

Minot. N. D., May 16.-The North
west District Bankers association
convened in Minot yesterday at the
commercial club rooms. The entire
forenoon and afternoon was devoted
to the reading Of papers, making of
reports and a general discussion of
subjects Of Importance to the members
Of the association.
AT 6 o'clock sharp a banquet was
served by the Daughters of Isabella
in the club rooms Of St. Leo's Catholic
church. Immediately following the
banquet there vas a concert, vaude-
Vile entertainment and smoker in the
Knights Of Columbus club. rooms. The
entertainment committee consisted of
r. z. Barron, H. Fl. Kemper and Grant
s. Youmans.
The Northwest District Bankers as
ISOLATION is made up of members from
Ward, Mountrail, Renville, Burke,
Williams, Divide, Mckenzie, Mclean
and McHenry counties, '@s @e
One Of the important subjects thor
oughly discussed at the business SEES
sion was the better farming move
ment. The bankers are vitality inter
ested in the growth and development
of farming along scientific lines and
this subject was given the attention it
deserves. The old officers were:
Presidential. S. Healy, Glenburn.
Vice President-Hans c.. Miller, Ry-
der. <@
2 Secretary-M. r. Porter. Minot.
TreaSurer--Oscar Herum, Carpio.
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EXPECT 500 TO
attend PLAY DAY
THE BARNES COUNTY ANNUAL
EVENT SCHEDULED FOR SAT-
URDAY AT VALLEY CITY.

Valley City, NJ. Dr. May 16.-Nearly
o00 school children in Barnes county
are primed for the annual play day
ON next Saturday when the depart
ment of physical education Of the
state normal school atgValley City will
lend its auspices to the scholars in
what promises to be one of the really
interesting events Of the school year.
There will be track and other athletic
events and games for the children Of all
ages, as well as for the teachers. ,
over thirty schools in the county
have held preliminary play day con-
tests, under directions issued by r.
w. Burckhalter of the normal school.
While there will be events and games
for everybody, only those who have
won athletic buttons at these pre-
l1minary play days. will be allowed to
enter the contests for which prizes
are awarded. These boys and girls. If
successful in winning first, second or
third place in any of these contests,
Will be presented with a silk badge,
besides winning five points. three
points or n point, as the case may
be, for their school in the champion
~shlpcontest. Three banners will also
be awarded, one to the school whose
boys win the greatest number of
points; one to the school whose girls
win the greatest number of points,
and one to the school having the high
est average of successful competitors,
compared with school enrolment.
The management is highly eIated
at the response Of the schools in the
county and in the, interest taken,
Three hundred and seventy-four chill
dren from some twenty-three schools
IN all parts Of the county flocked to
the play day events last year, by rail,
some by automobiles, some on hay
racks and many on auto trucks drawn
by traction engines.
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FE-auHe Ht-y&EE ,EHH.
Minot, N. D., May ~16.--Frank Jack
son, a colored man, who has been en-
ployed at the Lexington for some time
past as a bell hop, was arrested this
morning on complaint of Olof "A. Oh
that Jackson tried to kill him. The
specific charge against jackson is as
sault with q dangerous weapon with
intent tt kill.
1t appears that jackson had been
drinking heavily and demanded some
money from Olson. He lis said to have
taken q jackknife from his pocket,
and while attempting TO break in the
door of Olson's room at the hotel,
threatened to kill him. Failing to
bulge the door he climbed up over
the transom, Olson claims, and there
continued his threats.
Chief OF Police Smith Was summon
led and the man was placed under ar
rest.
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Won Rifle Match,

Washington, May 16,-Sergeant John
j. Andrews of the United States ma
championship rifle match at Tien-tsin.
China. yesterday, according to a navy
department report received today. Am
erican legation guards, marines and
infantrymen n members Of civilian
rife clubs at Picking, Tien-tsin and vi
entity competed in the match, which is
an annual occurrence. Of the first eight
places the marines took first, third,
fourth. fifth, seventh and eighth, the
army taking second. The marines won
this match in 1911 and 1912.
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Cummings News,

Cummings, N. D., May 15.-To The
Forum: j. W. Smith left Tuesday
night for Benton Harbor. Mich. to see
his brother who is seriously sick and
not expected to live.
Mrs. w. M. Breneman and son DON
aid spent Tuesday at the county seat.
Frank Crane left Tuesday night for
Oneida. Ill. to attend the funeral OF
his aunt.
Miss Marie Void went to Grand
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Chicago Lost TO New York.

Chicago, May 16.-Frank Chance
National league club, returned to Chi.
cago as manager Of the New York
American league club, and opened s
dour-game series by losing to Chicago
2 to 3. h game was a pitchers bat.
tie between Scott and Schulz with the
former having the shade.
The New York team was warmly
greeted when 1t took the field and the
friends of Chance cheered the team re-
peatedly.
Score r. H. e.
NeW ork 2
~A1SoSo 5 D j
Schulz, Keeper and Sweeney; Scott
and Schalk.
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To Fight in Canada.

Chicago, May 16.-Eddie McGoorty,
who fought a ten-round draw with
Jimmy Clabby at Denver, May 2, found
the manager of Tony Caponi, the Ital-
ian fighter, waiting for him when he
arrived here. The two talked over a
possible engagement at either Windsor
or Winnipeg the latter part of the
month. g.
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Boston WRlIOned Rail-.

st. Louis, May 16.-The Boston Red
Sox batted Wellman and Adams all
Louis is to 4. Joe Wood was un-
steady, passing seven men.
Score r. H. e.
PoSIoH 16 z
VI LOu1S q ID 4
Wood and Nunamaker; Wellman,
Adams, Agnew and Crossin.
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In the World of Sport
WoRLp,s REcoRn RRoKEN.
When Frog Legs Went I'm Fast~Tfnae
mt Lexington.

When Frog Legs Went I'm sFast-TiHae
Mt Lexington.
Louisville, KY, May r16.--Frog Legs,
a f~our-year-old colt broke a worlds
record for running horses when he ran
a mile and twenty yards at Churchill
Downs in the third rae In one minute
and th~irty-nine seconds fiat. The Inn
post was 107 pounds and Jockey Peak
was in the saddle. The former. record
was lao, held Jointly by the horses
Macy, Maid Marian and six Shooter,
ZACH of which set the mark at the old
Washington Park track at Chicago.
OF the five horses In the race, Frog
Legs got off fourth to Buckhorn, Ru-
dolfo and Billy Collins, with Cousin
Puss trailing. It soon developed into. a
race between the first three horses
named and the winner. under a terrific
drive, won by a neck from Buckhorn,
with Rudolfo two lengths back. Frog
Legs is owned by J. ". schorr and is
a son Of Masetto, out OF Frogmore.
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After the

Boston, May ia further step in
the campaign to rid baseball of the
tors, was taken today Fwnen admission
to the National league grounds was
refused all persons whom the man.
agenent claimed to recognize as gam
blers.
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Obituary.

Erie, NJ. d., May 14.-To The
Forum: Albin A. Lindstrom youngest
son of John Lindstrom, born at
Wheatland, N. D., March 4, 1884, died
at ST. Luke's hospital, Fargo, ~. D.,
May 4, after a short Illness and opera
tion for appendicitis. Pneumonia set
in and he vas not strong enough to
recover.
and VIM. M. also two sisters. Mrs.
III. Nj. Nelson of Erie and MRS. III. K.
Nelson OF Ayr, and an aged father to
mourn his departure, his mother
having preceded him to the Great
Beyond afeW years ago.
He was an upright, honest yosgilg
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Ponies for Polo,

New York, May 16.-Forty-two polo
ponies, more than. half of them owned
by the Duke of Westminster, will ar
rive here soon from England on the
steamship Minneapolis. They will
carry British colors in the series of
games with the American team for the
international polo trophy, next month.
for them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-16
RAILING BREAKS
Horses Become Frightened and FAN
From Platform.

Milton, N. D., May 16.-A. four
horse team belonging to C. w. Plain
and driven by one of his laborers,
started to back down the incline of
the Farmers elevator and the 125
bushel tank full of wheat went
through the railing and dropped about
five feet to the ground, the box turn
ing completely over. The horses be-
came frightened and attempted to
break loose, and in their attempt the
team Of leaders also fell from the
platform. Both horses and driver es-
capped injury, however, and aside from
the broken railing and incline timbers
and the spilled wheat, no particular
damage was done.
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man of good habits and will be miss
ed by a large circle of friends at Erie
and around his home five miles south
Of town where he moved with his
parents when 10 years of age. Inter-
ment at Wheatland. Cor. T..
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Going Into Training.

New Haven, Conn, May .16.-An-
n~ouncement was made tonight that the
Yale crews will leave here for Gales
Ferry On May % to final
training for the n regatta with
Harvard on the Thames on June 2.
This is a week earlier h the crews
left last year.
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Good Bout ON Coast,

San Francisco, May 16.-Ten rounds
of milling between Johnny kilbane,
featherweight champion, and Jimmy
Wheelman's club on June IL, is one Of
a series of bouts being arranged for
the Cleveland lad on the coast.
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Forks Tuesday for a short visit with
her brother Albert.
Our depot agent, Neil McFarlans
visited at his home in Grandin, n. d.
Tuesday evening. 3A
M. M. Fitzgerald's house al COM
pletely destroyed by fire last Friday
evening.
Mr.. f. e. Fingarson transacted bust
ness in Fargo last Wednesday.
E. II. Carver and J.. Lerom of Bux-
ton transacted business in Crookston
last Saturday. Cor. C.
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MAY SEE FIGHT.
BrittOn and Eddie Murphy May Go I'm
xN, xnrswHw Sys&w .n

BrittOn and Eddie Murphy May 10 I'm
b Windy City.
Chicago, May 16.-When Jack Brit
ton and Eddie Murphy, Boston light
weight, meet next Monday night at
Kenosha, local fans hope to see a re-
vival of interest in boxing that will
preface a number OF other engage
ments. .-H
Murphy is well liked around Chicago
because Of his showing in two fights
against Packey Mcfarland. The Bos-
eleven rounds at their first meeting in
Boston n year ago. r. ...I..
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NORTHERN LEAGUH
LEAGUE.
Won the

~C!evenland, May 16.-In their first
appearance here this season, the Phila-
delphia club lost 2 to 0. Cy Falken-
o9rg won his seventh straight victory,
but three hits, one each to
murphy, Oldring and McInnis.
Score y TT n
SN1 o4aAIu z 5 2
ran, Wyckoff, Bush and Lapp; Falk-
enberg and Carisch.
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FEES FROM ESTATES
Are HELD invalid
JUDGE coFFEY DECIDES NORTH
DAKOTA LAW IN FORCE 20
YEARS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Jamestown. N. D., May 16.-The
law of North Dakota which, for the
;ast twenty years, has required the
payment Of fees from estates, based
upon the valuation of the estate to the
various counties, has been held I'M
!, constitutional by Judge J. A. Coffey
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The Reds Did work.

Boston, May 16.-Cincinnatt pounded
four Boston pitchers in every direction
winning easily by the score of II to S.
Johnson held the locals to nine we'll
scattered hits.
Score Il. H. e.
Cincinnati ....,.1 10 1
0cssHn and clarke. Hess n 2 > 3
Geryais, Strand and Whaling, -
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Evers Ii suspended.

New York, May 16.--Johnny Evers,
manager of the Chicago National
league team was suspended for three
days by President Lynch as a8result Of
Eyers' removal from the game with
New York Yesterday by Umpire Orth.
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Philadelphia, May 16.-Battins raj
lies In the ninth and tenth innings en-
abledx Philadelphia to defeat CHICAGO
by g. to s. The visitors drove Aiexan-
der off the mound iii the sixth inning.
Score 81 y ,.@. Esh +fG -.. r. Fl. Z.
SniCaSo b 10 A
HnllaQelpnla .. ......... 8 IL |
Overall and Archer; Alexander, Rix-
ely, Brennan, Seaton and Doom.
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Fight Next Monday.

Chicago, May 16.-Charley White,
local battler, started training in prep
aration for his second bout at New Or
leans with Joe Thomas on May 10.
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Each Had Fifteen.

Brooklyn, May 16.-Brooklyn took a
hard fought game from st. Louis 8 to
6. Both teams batted heavily, but the
visitors threw away many runs by
running wild on the bases.
Score r. II r.
st. Louis s Is O
u oohASA ~ - = . = . 10 J.
Steele, Perritt, Sallee, Wingo and
Mclean; Raglan, Rucker and Miller.
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LUCK IN CANADA.
He Is Getting Ready for His Go
with Pelky.

Calgary, Alta, May t16.-Luther Nc
Carly, surrounded by a crowd that was
anxious to get a look at the big heavy
weight, located his training quarters
and settled down to work for his ten
round bout here May "a with Arthur
Pelky. He found that he was a ten to
seven favorite in the betting.
Pelky has been working for ten days
under Tommy Burns.
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Visit Fargo's only cash store when
you are in the city for all manner of
ready to wear,-Advt.
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Forkera NOOK GnIne.

SCUIS ' Et. II. II
Grand Forks $50. ... 4 6
Minneapolis 4 6
Morse and Edmunds; Leyerett ant
Allen. at
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Rain I~nter3eret


Detroit, May 15.-The Detroit-Wash
ington game postponed; rain.
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pittsburgh Got IT'S stride.

New York, May 16. = Pittsburgh
pounded DeMaree and Wiltse for eleven
hits and defeated New York z to 2,
Score r.. IL. r.
Pittsburgh z III /
New York -. ........ 2 z 2
Robinson and Simon Z DeMarsea.
Wiltse, Meyers and Hartley.
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insomnia is contagious, says a late
medical report. Quite SO, especially
when the baby of the house begins to
show even the slightest symptoms.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A u Header.
Toledo Was outbatted.

Kansas City, May 16,-Kansas City
and Toledo played ~listiess ball at the
beginning Of game, but after the fourth
inning, both teams improved, Kansas
City winning 4 to g. Morgan held TO-
ledo to four hits.
Score II. Fl. ID.
Toledo ..,,,, 8 4 o
Kansas City, ..... 10 2
Collamore and Livingston; Morgan
and O'Connor.
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Games Postponed.

rain.
Superior Winona game postponed;
rain EE4#
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Rain rntersered.

st. Paul, May 15.-Indianapo1is- st.
Paul game postponed; wet grounds.
Minneapolis, May 15.-Minneapolis-
Columbus game postponed; wet
grounds.
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Wfnnfpeg a Loaer.

LEAGUE.
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SanSel nnS gspsrbe.

Der Gbednerfebr creidte in Der
poriaen ISOLDE cine S0be bon 49,.
$50, 1854 900 uno iiberitieg bomii
Die Sunme oes Gbafpertehrs IN
Der gleiden boridbrigen ISOLDE, oiC
nm beinabe 600 Mfilionen penigsr
betrug. Ger 8orpohe eeaeniibsr
mar Elm ausfau pom ca. 1000 Nil'
Ilonen gu perseifnen. @elo mai
ffiiiIiaer un6 botte oas cine frGfti'
gere entfaIhtng Der geitdits 5ui
6olge. aud mar Die 8itterunl
oem aIeinseiddft in 8fnterDaa'
rem iorOerlider un6 in ben 8roB.
tetrieben lit cine erfreuIihe 2ebbaf
tigfeit wobrsrmebmen Sn Chicago
fan1en 81 3abIngseiniteaunger Dor
elm Mebr BON 6 gegeniiber Der Dor.
mode uno elm Minus BON 2 gegeni
iber Der sIeiden @ode poriger
Sabres.
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Sen,r in aans'e's @rOceru.

en- ocn @cih1ftsrounen Der
Roaufe @rocerp Gompnup. ~. nno
6olparo Strabc. entItnnO an Gam
Iina abeno ourA SeIbitent5iinonua
tines Sodes @aaniiiie 6euer. Gin
outomatiider 5elterIoiher mar piel'
leift cine babe Stuu0e in fbitig.
felt uno bate oura lleberidnem'
ming an Dem 9o9cr Der gurtIe1
enpeIope Gompnnn einen Shooell
BON lber $1,000 ongeriftet als cr
trad nno cine 8lode ON IL. Stra'
zen. Ginaong I6uten mnhte. Gin
GoIiont ictte Die Goli5ei in aennt'
nib in Dem @lanben, es ieian Gin.
trefer am @erf. 8oli5iit Sell
aInrmirte Die 5euerruebr. Die Rnao'
tc 60. bat einen Sfaoen bon ilber
$500. anOere Sirmen baden fIci'
ne gerLuite our6 8aiier uno &audl.
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Gins Dem Staate.

Sremont. 9as 9ireftorirm Der
Sirit National ganf ernablte fol-
Genoe Beanie: Soiepb 8iGiams,
aaiiirer ais RadfoIser bon Sranf
.. anopp, Der reiignirte; S. Y.
geitnl, Siilfs a~oiiirer;; s. 3. aapp
nuroe sum Graiioent Der Gioelitg
Fruit go. nls Radlfoiger bon u. y.
Sfneioer ertp1blt.
Beatrice. Die Better Der Gage
Golutp 4gricilturnl Societp bieI.
ten am 6reitag i'm Commercial
Club lire g~eamtpnndbI ab. Der
Gerbnno fat tpegen oes migiinitiaen
8ettars ndbreno Der @nge Gonntr
Ioir Elm 9eiieit BON $500 in Der
&oiie.
arlington. SIN ailtomobilitntp.
pen bon s. $. Cain crplooirte an
GamItag EN- @aSmotor, DoourdI
b~eoerten6cr Sdnoen ongerihte.
i0uroe.
Menpbis. 100 arbeiter, oie IN
sen armour gisb1uiern beidditigi
iino, giIgen am Samitng an ben
Gtreif. Die 2ellte psrldngen 50
bro Gag. SIR iebiger aohn III
Si.75. Gle Jirnaa miro Seute bon
nlaba ODER Chicago ionrIneil lalicu'
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saS.Cmaba.

SIN Grdongc @eb1itbe bielten Die
Mitalieoer Der Grooers Grhof1ge am
SamItog aben0 ibr Snbres6anfett
ab. gs ptroen cine an5abl an'
iproheu aebaItan uno audi an I'M
terbaltenoen 9ummern, wie @eiang'
portrGgen uno Mtilif feblte es nift.
Sic Sdpeine3ufubr lit felt Be
ginn oes Sabres nm 100000 Stid
eegen oas @oriabr 5irriif. Seoofl
lit Der 3uriidgang melt seringer
ols IN allen ilbrigen @fdrften Dec
Ganoeg. 4ls @runo onfiir nirf
cine arobere 9}adfraee nod ridden
e dpeineiIeiid angefiibrt, peranlaBl
eurh ben bobeu Rreis oes Rino'
fIeiihes.
am Sonnto9 Ind)mittog fanf
tas ge9rdbniB bon 8ranf 9ole3a.
Itatt. Die geiiesuiig erfoIgte an
Dem 2nurel SID 5rieobofe. 9el
Qeiden8ug mar 10 lang, oaB ieir
gorbeipaiIiren cine babe Gtuno'
oauerte.
3ipei 8riefen itonnten einen Ne
ger, 6omaro &nrnes .einen ifnlit
big9n 8iirfen", pelhe geleioiguni
ter Sdnor5e NIT eeboriget SauIt
Ifldgen bennttportete. Die Orc
mur6en perboftet, uno Die @riefei
ioaen ben air52ren ge5oser babeu
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Der Il Der "a pom &c retir
= rie Don ~ lnilifen gaItbe.
t6rSc leilt Dab iif Die 9onien oes
5tnates ae5ra IA ourtlwea IN 1li-
tenn 3uiinHor bciinocn. ai,d rper.
fea Bic 9nnfM ale nod iclioen
Scihoitsarunsiigcn gefiibri; wilnc
2 b. ulai.on III acknowledgements niili
Il ermerfen. Die nntiers hasefi
MT Der 9eborOe "i mrnengemlr I,
trl as ganfaaria leieb ourtl,u
trcu. Der Sefrct Z am7ii cblt er
eieb 81 ldaiien 10 ourh '.1r lett
lriient mirb. mas nit BEN 'lriH
no elmer frei o Iiaui, I'm
anf aeidiehen ioa. Der Souo 10 I.
rn criihti tleiben. ouBer >cr Gnr q
III ling Der 1cpoiitcren. yer CT
lite Die Rarimumiumme Der YIN.
i ihen entfpeoer pergrobert peroer
oSrr cine geereujung i~iberbaup'
ortfaacn Genn iert wiiroen OF
l'eseriIiiiie Den @1Iocentren 5iInl
NottbeiIe Der 9auobanten 5nec'
iibrt.
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Wasfeuban Der Sarnaari.

Die Omaha 2oge go. 629 oes
0eutifen Sroens Der Saruaori bal
am Somitos gbeno in Der gobmi
Iden 5urnbnae einen @nstenbal
~obaehoIten. Die SbeiInnbme tpai
onbrrgen0bnIid erob. Die 9reii'
ficIcn an SoIgenbe: I. 9nmenpreis
anna @eib. BerIbolsbanO; 2. "a.
menpreis, @arp Moaner, gorlese
teppih 3. 0omenpreis. State Sana
giirteIipdnge; 4. S%errenpreis, Bic.
for Sanien, goIoene llhrfette; 3
Serrenpreis, 5reb gariea golbene;
llbraebdngieI; 8. Serrenpreis. 9ont
Mortiniaue, Nnnidetteufn0pie.
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Die eebsnspsrFacrnnas . @eien

Til Sebensperitfcriings . Delell'
Ifaiten beriften, 0nB Die Sebens.
oaller 1T oieiem 9nnbe beitinoil
abnebme. Sn oreibis Sabren isi
Gle ;3abI Der SoOesidae BEL gerlonen
iiber 40 Sabren nm 20 8ro5ent &c.
itiegen. aan @unoerl Die anfor-
Gerungen in ie6em gerufe pcroen
INNER grobere. 9einobe ieoes Sabr
Miro Dem arbeiter uno Den gnge'
iteaten mebr nui9ebiiroet; mas irii'
her nit Stuei angeiteqten getbau
prrOe, ioa idIieBlif BON einenl
eetban fperosn, uno am ~fiblburlten
maft ii6 natiirIid Die lleberbiir.
Dung mad Dem 40. Sabre. Sier3u
fommt itlcdte Grnabrung, oil
tbcilpeiie auf ifledte5 aohan 5ll'
riid3uiiibrcn lit, tbeilpeiie nuf oil
6oben Soften Der 2ebensbaItinf
mn t6eiIpeiie altf Mansel an Set
sum ginnebmen Der WabIjeiten
liner Gcnnen un6 Sngen, @aIter
mo 3reibeu fiiat Die 5rieob0ie
europa, Oh bolt IS beiierl"
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gerfcuaInotijcn.

auS anIab oes 10. @cbnrtsta1f
Der oGtcr. 3Senfa, bcs in ocutihC
arciicn all lemein b%etaunien I'M
eaft ten Writes. Serrn Or. 4. y
SeSlacef. bnttcn fiji an SnmIta
led sun }mon'i1 01ioben uno gfa
hru Der Rafbn i6oii in Der @of
nuiig 1870 iiOl. 10. Strabc Ell
eefunocn, nm Dem Iie5Iiteu @r
turtsialsfinoe 'ibre Gl iifipiiuifI
bor3utringcn. Die iuuae Sdlnn
rprroe auf's bette heipirtbst uuo maj
omiiIirte iid foitlidD.
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Tent ~ msrifaniider 1smoira.
tiidler Glib.

Ger Deutidj . ameriIaniIfe De
motratiide Club pom Glib Tnabd
belt Sonntaa Nndmittne cine Der
%iammluno nb. bic gut bciutlt mar
gs murOr bic Mnneftionsirage be-.
iprcdeu, aber fein geitlub gefnbi
IN Scr ndhitcn geriammIuitg IN
7etruar mirb man ftp In oieiei
arage 81 eiuisen iuden. 81 ge
.Gritrn puroen cripIbIt: Morr
? Of gr1iioent; Charles Heiner, VI
81 Hr1fScnt: Sarrp ID. 9udunnn
sAatmciitcr; Nifr Remer. Setre
.tgr, Sobn Bia. SersenHt at arms
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sobrsfdQt.

syn Serman, 9eb., itarb am Mon-
tog abeno oen IS. Sanuar i'm III
Ter bon ii6er 70 Snbren Gruu aatbe.
rire adermnnn in Der Bobnunl
irrer 9ofter, 6ror s. q. Surriion.
ploeIifl am $er5itInge. Die Gntt
ltlaiene mar am 10. 6ebruar 1889
i'm Stanton @Iarus, Sbpei3, gebo.
rem. Wait ibrem gutten, Der boz
A Ronaten itarb, lieB iie iib in
Sabre 1870 flint @eiIen neitIid poi
Sarman nieocr. sic binterlGBt ore
Sinber: 6rau s. q. Snrriion s
s. Sherman un6 Grau Carl Satien