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Jsinbe gegsniibsr ertpiss mad sineri
8erint Der .@trabb. pOii4 aus RuI
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len 8orie oss 9e0ausrns aber ben
2uD oisfes 0sIOsn stfauen isiN. /
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oarf; SIN Siebsnidbrigen ariege bat
L England nit preuben Elm 8iinbnis
a6gsi9loIIen, ui9t ettpa, Inn benz BON
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ia gegeu bieisn tattratptorigen,
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an bic Mbi9nitts : aommonbanten
fir Die Sorts mo Reooutens

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aomnnnoanaten.
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linen Stuym dus5ubal,en. Ielbf i'm
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Rabs llnD S5erntampF neden,
b. observation-disclosures,
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superintendent anb &pmmanoant
9egnifs,
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3 siemlid nrae Sanier, oiif cincr
gaupIab itebeno, nabe Bancroft
Ctr. uuo Boulevard, Iin6 franfheits,
hoIber 6itfia 3u berfnufen. aue
orei s%uiammen o0er aetrennt, dpaeu
9aar ODER auf areoit. Sfferfen an
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

.3a Derfanfen Gin GoIoon, Der
OaS aroBte @eiddft in elmer 5taoi
BON $4,000 G~iupobncrn modt'
4Gleiniger 9iitributor oes groouftes
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9euerber muB 9aoraelo boben.
]tad5ufragen s., omaha Sri6iine.
0maba, Iebrasfa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

7ianu.Sarsain Getnes QirrboIr
giano IN bor3igti6em 3nitonO
ie1r biaie fiji Boar. Eel. Goita.
las 1868.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

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iorgfdItiger 9(ufiidt I'M @reiohton
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ren iehr maBig. 4usaieben fret.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

8illurS GbOg, Eotcnte, 1880 Gitu
SECTIONAL @anf @ebauoe. SeIc.
.phon 8pIer 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

pir in Der r9anpeIspapt~ oes
0eutI9snationalen 5dnolungSgebtlz
FenDereins. IS beiBt bd inter ans
osrm: .Wlt9 bats nod i9per getrofs
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.inmal neinen Batter gum @rab sss
leiten, Qber i'd babe Mlut gefunben
bel meinem Batter, Dem %tpOtronfen,
aIs t9 ihm BON meiner Ginbsrufung
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cor Dem 9p0e, in Deiien ii9erer @r.
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ID Der 3ueite, Der nit fortginge ins
5elo, a6er i4 peiB ia, has aui mid
nurtet". 0tuBte i'd ba ni6t Itol3
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in triegsbrau9barer Rerl ibres Sc
aledtB 0abeim blei6e I'M grpben
Hampfe."
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iiegen!"
8ic Die Gusldnter gcrtrdse balicm.
Gnglano bat betanutli9 nil
6rautreih unO EuBIanD eineu @ets
tag ab9eI4Ip0ea, mpna4 tetner Der
Gsrblnoeten nit Den gemeinIdmeu
5tgnerH 3eutI@lanO uno 0eItsrrsid
Sinen SonDerfrieoen einge6rn borf
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bic set lsDren. Der Msrt snglis
her 9eripre4ungsn ln0 nit ,lbm
las unperdnOsrIiWe @eleu Der eng
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ppbti ois @eini9ts cin lebr ersiebiges
1lateridl oa5u bot. go psd. aud
eieie neueite SaHOluns &nsIanos
zine ssf9idtlide Grinnerlna Die Der
Rittptit niat Opreutbalten perosa
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Die belgif9en &uaFIeibefe
titen in GubiSe uno ObOurg ton.
en- tdgIta 5000 ailogramm S6ieB
l~nn1inolle herifefIen.
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Qrntidrr @tih.

Chen f9sn:n gsIopoitarief fino'n
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6. s. Stenncr.-0os Bette III Gro.
ccrias snO 6Ieiid. 720 Siio t6. ct.
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neil mir fir Guolit1fs @ei6meioc bic nieo-
riQfcn Ireiie foroeu. @ir bnbrn enc our1
$50 9roOcgaar0ypeisld0en in Soma imO ae.
brasfn mteritiete Gtntaufbmadt. llno
oieS fir Siel
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Tas eiRsiee Stnfde N5BcI.M rbora.
hlrseiddft in Orroba. q. aaraltg.
Giaent1. 29t0 5ornom; Gar. tO62.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-10

6einite TurdrgiObeln; Reeo.MobeI
nnf geiteaune eemndt. Cmobc
Reed s. &attan Go, 119 NorS III
strNBs Eel DOUGLAS S0AB.
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3a~tentaniudltc.

3. Y. Sthrges, BotentontpaIt, GAG
@ronoeis 96cater @e6Guoe. Sci.
Douglas 1860.
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@eprifte Sebamne,
Grau u. 58ioetoarp, 25i2 60. III.
StroBe. 9pIer 1925. Z
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las prcismhrOiaite WiIem BEL 9etsf
@nnlp. GeutiGe aiiGe, 1908
0oOge StroBe. &. 5tod. Mo6Isqis
ietn 25 Gents.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22

From Superior comes a story filled
with interesting features, concerning
the attitude of Northern league arbi-
traitors towards Kid Taylor, manager
of the Superior team. that is of more
than passing interest to Grand Forks
fans, in view of the general opinion
hat prevails here that the league UNI
piring was responsible for breaking
up the Grand Forks club early in the
season.
That kid Taylor has been marked"
is the burden of the Superior story,
and the tactics charged to Umpire
Carney. in driving Taylor Oft the field,
are very much the same that Grand
Forks fans have seen from time to
time this season.
Local fans have see Wheeler
chased from the park for ~infractions
that. in other managers. have been
innocent bystander. the whole thing
looks bad.
The Superior story:
plenty Of Hislop park baseball
fans today are ready to believe that
a plot to worry Kid Taylor of the
league really exists and that the I'M
pires have been Instructed to see to
it that the Red Leg boss gets into
enough trouble to justify President
Burmeister in withdrawing the ar
mistice under the terms of which the
Kid is now managing the Superior
club. The conspiracy st ,ry is a little
far-fetched but those who want to
believe ii can find plenty of evidence
to support their claim that there is a
sure enough plot to put the rollers
under Taylor. Yesterday. for the first
time since Burmeister canned the
Kid, the Superior nag had
charge of his club and he was chased
fro mthe park by Umpire Carney for
absolutely no reason at all. Hun
dreds of similar incidents have passed
unnoticed by Northern league UNI
pires and the fact that Taylor was
made a victim naturally gives rise to
grave suspicion that a conspiracy
against the Kid and the Superior
team exists among the magnates of
the circuit. There probably isn't any
real plot but If President Rurmeister
doesn't want baseball thoroughly dis
credited in one of the best cities of
the Northern league it hehooves him
to order his umpires to use a little
more judgment and at least have the
Taylor or any of the other Red Sox
players. Superior is about through
taking stuff from the Burmeister and
Blume Dual Alliance and but for the
fact that the new owners of the local
are new at the game and
undoubtedly doing their best to strug-
gle along without any more friction
than necessary the fans would take
matters in their " hands. Mr.. Bur-
meister would do well to quit Bill
Taft-ins for a while and run his W
league. Allowing O'Brien, Harry.
Blume n Umpires Elliott and Car
ney to usurp his powers will get him
disliked the first thing he knows.
There's a limit to what baseball fans
Will stand and the 3. and B. circuit
has crammed about enough Of it down
the Threats of patrons Of Hislop park"
Action Uncalled For.
Then. again, The Superior Tele-
gram defining the action that led to
Carney's order against Taylor, says:
To a gent lamping the various an
giles of u gentle national pastime as
eXemplified in these parts. from the
comparative safety of the roof Of a
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22

there is no rule requiring a soft-pedal
on the "darns" and "shucks'' when a
player learns that he might have
done better with a different bludgeon.
So some of them will be able to play
a good game. ~
Out here at Leeds, the other day,
the Women pulled off a ball game for
sweet charity's sake" votes for wo-
men or some other feminine under
taking. Outside Of the fact that thew
had difficulty retiring each other.
they got along fairly well.
IN the first inning. it was discover
ed nat a woman catcher wouldn't do.
because h insisted that a player
was u when the BALL landed in her
lap and stuck there. The jumps. who
happened to be a man, was appealed
TO. and, inasmuch as the kicker was
a fairer looking doll. he ousted the
female b%ackstops.
A near riot occurred in one inning.
When n OF the Venus Marquards said
to be a real beauty purveyoi., was an
peallng to the jumps via the eve
route, and he, mere man as he was,
Tell for it. When the eight suffraeettes
on the other side of the street got
through with him, he was ready to
vote for the Observation-Disclosures
a~iiiehuInent TO the state constitution
To be sure, this Northern league
scrap is a merry one. Duluth has
Deer at the Winnipeg throat for sew
era DAYS, and If Darby ever gets a
strangle hold Fred Curtis will have to
succumb. The two teams do not meet
again this season, SO the struggle is
o quite so hard. But withal. tits q
Jolly fight and one hat will keep the
1ans guessing till the finish.
Lefty Davis and his Hiehbrows.
from the city of monster crowds, have
furnished one of the sensations OF the
past ten days. Lefty started for
the first division when the Flickertails
VISITED him recently, and. by trouncing
the Forkers. the Twins and Ore Dig.
gers, he has got there. Just now, he
Is something like a game and q. half
from u midst. waiting for the Flick
ertail toes to slip so he can creep ii
the third berth.
Father Unglaub and his kids have
been III treated during the past week,
and now they are in sixth place, where
they undoubtedly will finish.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES
11oT1cs TO RUILn srnHwALrs

Pursuant to resolution Of the city
council of the city of Grand Forks,
North Dakota. adopted August IL, 1914
notice is hereby given to each owner
and occupant of real property herein
after described to rebuild and construct
q%uirements Of the ordinances governing
North Dakota, at his own expense
subject to the approval of the street
commissioner within 20 Jays after the
first publication: of this notice, in front
or and alongside the real property as
hereinafter described.
bu Stds sTs as , sG3ndemned n ordered re-
On the north side of Conklin avenue.
block is, riverside Park Addition +; : n =
All OF the above sidewalks shall bo
constructed Of cement or cer>>nt tiles,
n must be six feet 90 in width, and
shall be constructed under the direction
and supervision Of the city engineer.
Each of said owners and occupants Of
the real property above described viii
take notice that in the event Of his fail
ure or neglect to construct n rebuild
the aforesaid sidewalks AUDITING thu
property, owned or occupied by him.
WITHIN the time above mentioned. the
same Will be rebuilt and constructed nm
der the direction of the city Of Grand
Forks, n a special assessment will he
the anne 'eS Luz
By order Of the city council.
Dated August 10. 1914.
Attest:-w. H. Alexander, Mayor
City Auditor.
(Aug. 1928, 1914.)
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22
Flickcrtails Overwhelmed by Fl. William

back from the plate ever though the
ball was a wide one and on the other
side. He acted just like a man who
had been "beaned" and was afraid to
face the music again. Encourage
ment and ,coaxing were unable to ov-
ercome this fear and the consequence
was that Joe was practically value
less to the team. He made many
friends while here who will be sorry
that he has gone.
SCHUYLER has been sent to the FMS
by the Cantillons to finish the sea-
son with the club and is again play
Ing at second where he will be a fix
ture until the curtain is rung down
on the Northern league season. Ev-
erybody will be glad to see Sure
Shot" SCHUYLER back on the job. He
Minneapolis association team and is
slated for a permanent place in the
higher league, but his services were
not needed for the rest of the season
with the big team SO he was sent
back to Unglaub who was in sore
need Of his services. He is the prop
erty of the Millers. Schuler's return
services n he was released. !,
Fait n Beisser have become the
mainstays Of the pitching staff and
both are doing fine work and i'm
proving every day. Whistling Rufus
Fait. who came from the prairie
clubs only a short time ago, is al
ready making his mark in faster com
pany and will develope into a fne
o artist. But twenty hits have been
made off him in six games, a frac-
ton over three hits to the game, a
good enough recor for any pitcher.
His main trouble is wildness and he
is overcoming hat rapidly. He has
more speed thar almost any other
pitcher in the league.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22

Fort William Ont, Aug. 22.-Pit-
cher Donley had little stuff m the
ball Yesterday and Fort William ham
mered his offerings to all corners of
the lot. The F~lickertails were de-
feated by the top heavy score of II
TO- 1. The Canucks collected thirteen
hits, three of which We're homers and
one a triple. They drove in seven
earned tallies.
In the third inning. the locals start
ed things. when the first four men
up singled. With one run in and the
bases full. DeRose connected for a
home rum. making the tally five. De-
Rose opened the eighth with another
homer.
Sutton, the local twirler, held the
visitors helpless. They got but two
hits. Flaherty celebrated his return
to the game by singing. He was sac
riflced to second by Anderson. went to
third on N~ifnecker's out and scored
when Sutton dropped DeRose's re-
turn throw. McGraw was the only
other ~Flickertail to reach third. He
got a triple in the sixth. but Sutton
held him there by striking out the
next three men. The score:
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22

had followed Francis Ouimet, last
years champion. until he failed. TAX
ing 298 for u holes. -
Hagen played excellent golf yesterday
o not so good by seven strokes, as
Evans. who made two rounds of II
ano ~. despite several missed puts,
Tor l41. the best double round made
curing the tournament. Par for the
6,421 yard course Is 70.
Hagen Thursday made a record Of
6s for h course by good long work,
AIDED by spectacular putting. He took
- IN the afternoon. leading the field
at the end Of the day with 142. To-
day Hagen fell off a trifie, taking TX
for the first round and 73 for the
second. The best Of his games TODAY
came on the last nine holes where he
made 80. two under par.
Evans had been OF his game be-
cause OF a wrenched right ankle.
which seemed to bother him putting
more thar his long work and irons.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22
BIG SHAKES ON
THE FARGO Team
Badly Changed Since De-
parture from Home lot on
Present Road Trip.

Fargo. N. D., Aug. 22.-since leav-
ing home on the present trip several
changes have been made in the line
up of the FMS. Three players have
been let out and one was recalled by
the club to which he was under con-
tract.
Zeke Ferris was released by ing
laub for the reason that he has not
been pitching winning ball. He is a
h~igh-salaried player and the manage
ment was not justified in keeping
him longer. He is a good pitcher, but
seemed to be unable to shake off the
jinx that had been following MIN .ev-
err since he Joined the team.
Greisel was recalled by the Mil
waukee American association team Of
which he is a member. He was loan
ed to the locals earlier in the season.
Weidell, n Of the most popular
players on the team, was let out be-
NHuse he has been unable to hit at. all
VI late. In the early part Of the sea-
son he was one of the reliable slug
gers of the team and could be de-
pended on to come across with a
needed bingle most any time. Lately,
however, he had gone clear off his
batting. He seemed to be afraid of
every pitcher he faced and when a
ball was delivered to him would step