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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-23

orders for the dispatch of the great
est feet of American war vessels ever
sent upon a business" errand had
been promulgated, signed, and we're
out of the office within six minutes
from the time Secretary Daniels gave
the first word.
Not since the days of 1898 has the
navy department presented the scenes
of activity that it did at this time.
When, early in 1912 it became appar-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-23

incidents such as these have not oc-
Cured in any case where representa-
tives of other governments we're con-
cerned, but only in dealings with rep
resentatives of the United States, and
that there has been no occasion for
other governments to call attention to
such matters or to ask for apologies.
"These repeated offenses against
the rights and dignity of the United
States, offenses not duplicated with
regard to the representatives of other
governments, have necessarily made
the impression that the government
of the United States was singled out
for manifestations of Ill will and con-
tempt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-23
Many Precedents for Action.

The president feels that he has am
pie authority for the preparatory meas
ures he has adopted.
President Mckinley went so far as
to send an expedition to Picking dur
ing the Boxer revolt.
In 1851 the United States sloop of
war Dale visited the island Of Johan-
ma and under threat of bombarding the
town obtained $1,000 as a measure of
redress for the unlawful imprison-
ment Of the captain of an American
whaler.
In 1863 the Pembroke, a small Amer
lean steamer, was fired upon by Jap
anese shore batteries. The American
minister demanded redress for the in
suit to the American flag, and the
commander of the United States war
ship Wyoming opened fire on the re-
sponsible Japanese authorities.
Example Set by Seward.
Secretary of State Seward in an Of
fetal note made the following state
ment, apropos Of this incident:
when the injury involves also an
insult to the flag Of the United States
the demand for satisfaction must be
imperative, and the United States
naval force at Japan may not only be
used to protect the legation and any of
the citizens of the United States there
resident but the Tycoon is to be in
formed that the United States will
as they shall find occasion, send addi-
tional forces to maintain the forego-
ing demands
What President Wilson is doing is
in line with the recorded precedents.
He has demonstrated and satisfaction
has been refused. He is about to
make naval demonstration. AS JEFF
ferson said, such an act SIS considered
an act of war and never failed to pro-
duce it in the case Of a nation able to
make war"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-23
Details of the Fleet.
North Atlantic Flee

Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger,
commander-in-chief.
Displace- No. OF
Name ment guns
Arkansas (fiagship) $4,000 81
Second divtsion-Rear Admiral Cliff
ford J. Boush, commander.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-04-23

Under Preparatory Orders.
Third division-Rear Admiral Frank
e. Beatty. commander.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having been appointed administr9 tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bowman, deceased, by the Commis- sioner for the Territory of Alaska, sitting in Probate in Skagway Pre- cinct. Alaska, all persons having claims against said estate are re quired to present them, verified as by law prescribed, within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned administrator at his residence or place of busi- ness in the Town of Skagway, Al aska.
 Dated September 2S, 1914.
 GEORGE W. DILLON,
 Administrator. H. B. Le Feyre, Attorney for Ad- ministrator, Juneau, Alaska. First publication Sept, 25, 1914. Final publication October 16, 1914.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-06
We Need School to Train Diplomatists as
 Much as We Need West Point
Bp CURTIS GUILD. Former Ambassador to Russia

,E NEED SCHOOL TO TRAIN DPLoMATsTs AS MUCH AS WE AEj .--o ,,=er ooiNr OR ANNAPOLIS WHILE OUR MILL W rARy AND NAVAL ACADEMIES ARE EVERYWHERE AckNoWl EneED TO BE SECOND TO NONE WORLD WE HAVE NEVER MADE THE sLieHrEsT TOWARD THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SUCH AN INSTITUTION
 m essential to successful diplomatic work to successful cleo t engineering that the important posts should De 1ed not T " I men but by men trained for this specific work in language history oI international law wouldn't put successful shoe manu1ac @ without naval knowledge into the turret of baleshP would a We do almost exactly similar things in diplomatic service
 
 ONLY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL ELIMINATION THAT ABILITY M NE cANINyARrAgLY BE DISCOVERED. THE EDUCATIONAL - ogueEn FOR THE REVELATION OF FITNESS FOR THE CON- AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE SHOULD BE AS RIGID AS THOSE NOW IN USE IN OUR COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES FOR THE REV. E, ArIoN OF THE UNUSUAL SCIENTIFIC cAPAcTlEs
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-06
The Poor DearI

Mir. Binks-Why so unhappy?
 Mrs. Binks-I hate that Mrs. Next Door with a deadly hate, and Pm per fectly miserable over 1t.
 MT. Binks-But she doesn't know 1t Mrs. Binks-That's wEy I'm unhappy. Chicago Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-06
She Will Toll Him.

Let him ask any woman in hls town why he failed to get her trade, and she can and will soon tell him that the sooner such a business man or store keeper as be retires and leaves the field to his more progressive competitor the better 1t will be for himself and the entire community.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-06

HANDSOME illustrated pousey in eoos ana giving deaed descriptions PanamaPacthc International
 Fyroion to Francisco from Feb 20 until Dec 1o15 aud of the Panama the region will be mailed by inc Tunapacfc Exposition free Of charge to all m ers general guide to prospective wis s will also conan concerning the great engineering o+ which tb Exposition celebrate Write to the Manager the Bureau PauamaPacihc International Exp0non A rositor ufdnc san Francisco. for the booklet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

rpO er bon bem Detstti0 5a9s 5uriid.
9e6rabt purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

8m. 8itte iiir bie Sit 0cWeiden
Aoenue, Sas. s. Gaiep, Souls Rin.
tenberger, CHARLES 8. 9fatterinann,
3. 9rltner, S6ipenfer uno oeri6ie-
oene anoere. 9ebterer, DER ebenfads
pom Siteno ill., ma6te oarauf auf-
mertianL oaB Die Gbefs Der 3roBen
erane'iden &olabanolung 6euer uno
8lamme fiir oic gepegllng ieien uno
ole tauieno arbeiter oerielben obne
3Detfel beran9e5ogen meroen tGnn.
ten. 9ie Ssganiiatoren bes Sitenos
fperoen GieIen @inf benuben.
Die 5erren Otto Genner, Worris
Weltheimer. 2So6n so. aamtneron
uno gtidoel Dfuaen bieIten nod sim.
oenoe glniprnfen. Gs berrifte ipirf.
LID Gntbuiiasmus, uno penn rs ge.
ltltgt. oenielben auf Die Maiien an
iibertragen, Damn miro Die geoolfe.
rutg bon Cincinnati cine Tenon-
ltratlon ieber tpie nod ME porber.
Der gorliter tbeilte nit, oaB 20
yhiliffapellea cnaagiert tparoen iino,
Die Die geianmte organiiierte Muii.
ferihaft Der Stabt bilhen. @enn no
tbla peroen oild BON ousp1rts 9u-
peucn be3oaen merben. @erifieoene
Der WarifGlle erflarten aud iogleih,
Dob lie nod iiir ii9 aape1en euga-
gieren niiroen.
Scrr 2ucas iagte, Die SSa6rifantcn
uno @eidGftsleute iolten pernnlaBt
Deroen, am 80. Gftober ipGtcItens
INN 4 llbr sSeicra6eno gu MAIDEN, Inn
ben gfrbeitern uno 9lnaeItellten 8eIe.
genbeit 5l geben, lid fir Die Earabe
reht3eitig ppr3ubereiten. Gin ent-
iprebenber 9eidIirb pnrbe eefaBt.
lmo Scrr Weitbeimer erflarte. 6aB
bos 9rennereigelperbe nit outem
@eiipiel poranaeben unb Die 8eiddf-
te an iercm Gage ihlieBen plirbe.
Dam INNER c$ getuiinift nerne.
Ste MarIdroute lit bieiel6e pie
am %. Mai. ghlnuehr tpilrbe BON
Serrr Shpenfer Serr Ghr;itian
Shott aIS @rnBnlaridalI poraaifIa'
acn uno Der slntrag gins inter an
ncmeinem Sibel br,rh. Nadbem nod
beihloiien lrorben mar, am Ton.
ner5tae glbeno 8 lthr in Ser Central
SurnbaIle ipieber 8,,iunmen 81 fom.
men, erfolate @ertamlnq.
9as Turnoc.Soirptauortier hefin.
BET lid, in ser GentraI SurnbaIe |
Das lelepbon lit: Canal 1858.
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9erbfs ennen
Nebmen am bentigen Sage in Gatouin
ibreH Infung.

Die saiTon Der 9erbitrsnnen
niipmt um Monta9 in Gatoni9 ibrer
4nfang uno na4 Der 3abl Der IolpeIt
eingetroffenen, rsip. ansemelDsten
Pferoe gu urtbeilen, pirb bic 6euriss
Sdiion Ii6 gu einer duberDrbentlih
interehdnten geItalten.
Sdgli6 finoen, tpie iibli4, minSss
items feds Rennen itutt uno Der
RennplaB 1T iebr 6equem entipsOer
NIT Der Strabenbabn Ooer nit Der 6.
u. R. 8abn gu errei9en.
Die giutrasungen fir bic Rennen
am WOntas. bem Gr6ffnunsstase
iiuo pie folst:
gritss Rsnnen - 81 Surlonss, 9.
idbrigs; Ceiling: &neelet 95, glue
Wing 100, aIice Dunn 101, giat
Soc 101. Qma3on 103, Raincout 104
5anf s0'0ab 105, Sbps 105, SIdga
bibbls 1o6, aunt Spite 1o7, SOioIa
108.
.Sfpeites Eennen = / Weile uno 7C
Yarps; oreiidbrige unb dlters; Sell
ing: Bolbbia 90, 9eorss StoQ SO.
Guterpe SO, prutortun 100, ssellop.
man 103, Big Dipper 104, Surpaf,
ling 107, Duquesne 107. 8ouan5a
108.
Drittes 9pennen = 6 sFurlon1s.
speiiGbrise: 9recian 81, Ronal Sn
tereit 100, @osus 103, G6almeri
Ill, gb. grump 118.
9iertes Rennen Die 2atonia
Serbit Suougural; l 1.16 Meils
Socius 95, grootfielb 100. 5lDra
Bart 102, princs !6ernis 1O2, Got
9ao 102, See Stolnp 107 9oneral
107, Waterbab Ill, 2eo6ares 1T
Sobn 9unb 1T. Dinning 0itd
120, gudtbprn 127.
5iinftes Bremen - 6 Surtonas.
breiidbrise uub dlters: 2abp Moons
95, SocHir 105, 6slsn gdrbee l16
Bad Bar 116, 9eodares 116.
Sedites Hennen - cine Meile unr
70 Yaros; breiidbrige uno dlt.rs-
SsIlinu: aobert &ap SO, gula @elif
80, gengbee 102, Gna Crane 104,
Barn Dance 104, gonne @banct
LOG, Sames 0odsrb 107, 9utbel
l08, Sriib aib 40.
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gcamtcnmahl bei ben Smrner.Eameu.

Ger Iamen.Icrein Der Cincinnati
SurngemeinOc itano geIiern i'm 3ei.
den Der 9eamtempabl, bel tpeld,er Die
altbelpnbrteu 9eamteu iammt unb
ionoers ipieoer errpdblt lpuroen unb
jpar:
|rdii0entin: 5rau &utberina groo-
bed.
8ijeprdiioentin: Srau Masbalene
0orit
Sefretdrin: Srau emil aramer.
6iuan5-SetretGrin: Srau Gmmn
Montag.
S6asmeiiteriu: 5rau Gliie auN
gergltiigungsfomuiittee Srau So-
ptie Mlncaer, Srru gnlna Soffmann.
SSrali 9llire6 Giiermann, tSrau g. an-
ior9 unb ;Srau u. Stoenbaetle. Die
Snmen bciGloiien ii6 attn an Dem
sasar 5ur llnteritiisuua Der ariess.
notgleioeuocn Su betbeiligen uno IN
elmer Der brei airdlen cine gerfauis-
blioe 81 iibernebmem. @benlo puroe
berittet, bob cos m lesten Sonutag
peranItaltete SoreSocial iiir Oic
9rieaSnctbleiOenben $27 crgrben
babe, Die oil ben Sdasreiiter Ses
Siilisionbs, Der BON ben 9amen be-
reits $50 crbalten bot, abgeIiefert
perben iollcn.
slm Sonntas. ben II. sopember,
rirb Der Sercin iein Stiitilnasfcit in
ser iibIi6en @eiie ourb Elm aaifee-
trans6en nit barauffoIgenOcm Son3
beaeben.
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ironen gefebi, baB bag bsireffenbe
4mt, fir ipeldes ieber Gin3elne bon
gu9 eripdblt iporben lit, aud nit
bem feften Willey fir bas @ebeibsn
Der 5urngemeinbe bsrnaltet pirb.
SD bin Der feften rsberseuauua,
bab elm Ssber BON Sud isin qan3ss
&0nnen einisben tpirO, Inn bic alien
fortIdrittIidsn prin3ipien, bic Der
Rorbamsritanilde 3urner6unb Ie:t
Ieinem gsfteben gepilegt bat, audi fir
bic 3utunft Der Cincinnati Surnses
nteinbe gu erbalten. Sd sriude bic
5urner, ii6 5u erbe6sn, lin elm bret.
fades Gut Ssil auf uniere neuen Be-
amten unb bas ferners 9ebeiben Der
Surnsemeinbe aus3u6rinsen."
Der Qufforberung purbe 6ereitpil.
ligit 5Olse seleiitet porauf bic neuen
8eamtsn ihre Sibe eiHnabmen uno
3tpar:
/. Sprefer: Qlfrsb GiIermonn ir.
2. Spre9er: Guopig Uliiller.
prot. G4riftpart: Gouis SaIen.
miller.
aurr. S9riftfpari: Gmil &ramsr.
Sinan8 Setrstdr; 2tuguit stsin.
bud.
S9aBmeiitsr: Sb. &raus.
/. 5urntpart: Paul &ab.
2. 5urntpdrt: Nm. aamleiter.
3eustpart: Dm. JrsD.
5dAnentrdstr: 5Jnas SO9snleits
atr.
Vertrauensmann: Wm. 2iebins.
Sprshsr giiermamn .rnannte Bier.
auf bic folsenoen ite6enoen Nus
idiifie fir bds laufsHoe Sa9r:
Ausitub fir esiitiss Qusbilouno:
Gmil Sranter, Gmil Gi6ler, gu,
lius 3orn, 6snrp S6ermann.
qusI3uB fir t6rperlife 9lus6i..
ouns: 8m. aas. GaIt. Waper, glli. |
Giiermann jr.
llnterbaItunss 2tusi6ub: SsnrD
araus, ). Saetb, Gm. gisrlins.
giidsruntsriuduHgs Qusi6uB: |
6bas. araemsr, 0m. giebins uno 6. |
Jran5.
Ru4 Sdlub Der gsrIdmmlunJ
ipra4 GrsRi6ter Otto pflsgsr ii
tiHoringli6sn Wortsn 5u Gunften o.s |
9ome Rule Announcements, Iopis fir |
oerldisbeHe Rihtsr Gdnbibaien, bic
luf oem Wahls 1idet itebsn.
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Ees GSruhSiebitahls beidulSiat.

9luf @runb zines BON 5ruu Sarab
Sdoer, BON yto. 41S Clinton Strabs,
ertuirtten Saftbefsbls purbe seitern
Der "a Sabre alte 2ep Subn, BON Rp.
1404 Spbn StraBe, BON 8etettips I'M
ter Der antloge oes 9roBpiebtabls in
Saft senpmmen. Subn 1T beiduIoist.
Der alGesrin elm paar 9iamant, DIR
rtuse iotpie einen anoeren Riug in
9eiammtpertb BON $113 seitublen gu
baben.
Der Ingetlaste bate iib bsreits i'm
ROpember pergansensn Sabrss unter
slei6er 8ridulbisuns gu psrantippr-
ten. ba er beidulbist mar, sinen Dia.
mantrins i'm Gbeiter Bart ssitOblen
gu baben. glo4 bieisw Diebifabl
fIiidtete er mad SeattIe, WaIb., bon
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0aiebaa.

2ls MARTIN 8srgblm mer,
ausklfenosr 8aIsn5iitsr Der .Rebs",
geiisrH pom Der Streiitour aus
Charleston, 20. 9a., ,uriidt,9rie unS
pesen oes Gerii6tes, bab Ct CUR sse.
Oeral aisa iibsrsstrstsn isi, befrasi
puroe, trpiosrte er nit GROCER gnt.
riiftung: rSas IN cine Giigsl Denn
bic Jsos sldu6en. iis ,0nnsn mid uui
iclAe Wsiie peranIaFsn. aus Ssm
Giucinnatier atub an IteiOsn, bsfins
ben lie fth i'm Srrt5um. Sd BIN mil
meinsr StellunQ in Cincinnati Ooa.
fGubig 5ufritbsn uno bebauere nur,
bab i'd uidt gu ben rseuldrsn Rsu.
Hern ssbore, bod oas III bas Coos al.
lsr iunsen Spislsr."
Sn Der an samitag In pbilaSsIs
ps,a absebul!sneu Sabresctrfamm.
lung bes 9irstioriums Der gai.6al.
ipielsr 5ratsruitp fpurbs DaDib
9. Gulb auf Die 0ausr BON brsi
Sabren gum prdiibsntsn pieoers
ertpdblt. gs purbs mitsetbsilt, odb
bic WitsIiessr3abl bes 9sreins nab.
rtnb bes Sabrss Don 593 auf 1014
geitisssn lit. 5ragen besiisli5 nGtft.
idbristr Sontru.ts fir bic SpieIer
lpnrbeH in Grpdgung ss5Osen unb
bod sinitpeilsn Der 9.rs
5ffentlidrng borentbaIteu.
Serr 9eorge Stallinas,
Der erfolsrei6, Sduptlins Der goito.
lsr .grapes" tBslt.Gbampipns) tpiro
,eiite 9Ormittas uuf Der Ssimrsiis
lah fsinsr gsorsia plantass in
sincinnuti eintrsifsn uno msbrsrs
sase ols @aft Oes 9srru @usuitS.rrs
mann. prdiibsnt Der nRsbs-, bier
,erneilen.
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@uubielluiu Sinocrd,or.

SSSn Der geitrigcn Serianinlllng Scs
obiaen GereiuS, Die inter Dem gor
| itse oes Serrn Sen Sasfanlp lnt
ber Sfriftfiihruna bes Scrru Senrt
sllbcrb itattfano, mir0c Die Reiiana
ton ocs bisberiaeT Br1ii9enten Serrt
4ltlius Siren, Die in Der porigea SiB
ing nlterbreitct tporoen mar, anac
nonuncu oa Scrr arep Iid, dbIo[ln
pcigcrte, 6as 9Int nod icrner 3lt be
tleihcn Gon elmer 9cicmmg ecs 9tm
tes mnroe oprIdlfig 9(bitan0 acnom
men. Cine 3uidrift heS Roro. GcIt
Iifen Sdugerbunhes betr Nes GerbQl
fens feutifcr @ercinc bel 6cr fom
member @ahl, rpir0 6u6in 6contlporte
iuerben, bof DER &crcin Gem TN
9tntiunaloerbaito angehorc mo iih an
ole slnorbnrngen oesielbcn bolter
miiiie. Serr Yaul STEINER rpur0e ul:
nftioes Mitelieo lmo Die Serrct
Charles @erier 8eorqC Stcn0er mi
lbcc Dor @cdmunn ais paiiipe O2it
slicoer anigencntlnen. S5err S5cnrr
glbere beri6tete OILS 7cIcgut 5un
Stootoerbano ibcr sic lcetc Sisrre
nno nnttc Die Niitalicoer ouf oie sln
nro &'cilc, lpic Die Stinlmjettel mar
tirt perbcn iouen, oufmcrfinm. 9Iud
5etoute er. oai3 Der Sereiu iih an oet
Observation-Disclosures am 80. Sfto6er
cctbei!iseu ioqe, mas bereituiqigit SIT
1cIdIt murnc I'm llebrigen farncr
mr. Rolltinegeihditc 5ur @rleoiglmg
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Gineinnati sfat.@erbnuh.

Gtpa Elm babies Sunoert 8enseI.
ritter fanben ii9 gu Oem aeftrigen
Stat Surnier elm, bas unter Ben
IuipiSien oes Gineinnatier Statpers
banbs i'm Wbite SOuie SAFE, pas bon
9errn Dm. Sromba9 in Grf.nston
betrieben piro, perauitaltet tpuroe uuo
pieStatiflaht ppgte BON 8 llhr 3ahs
mittass bis 6 llbr Qlbeuos. glls Siee
ger ginsen bic folgenben 9beiIns6mer
aus oerIsIben berpor: l. preis, 6err
Suitus 1uemer, 9omiltOn g.. 2,
preis, Serr Gbas. Dumman, Giuc.,
8. preis. Serr Sans Bauer, Gine.,
4. greis. Ssrr GarI 2dbermsisr, gtnt..
unh 5. prsis, Ssrr Carl Stprs. giut,
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Ginem Sirnidllaa erIeaeu.

einem 9sbirnitIus srlas in I.iutr
Dobnung Ro. 1877 gelpebers pIac,
Der 81 Sabre oIt. Bernard WebIins
Serr Weblins puro, DON Samilien,
mitaIieoern ON Samitas absno Be-
ipubilps in I.inem StubIs iibeRb
auigefuRben. Dr. 9roipu ipurbs BE-
na6ri6tigt, bod tpnHie bsrislbe nur
nod ben btr.its einsetrstsnsn 9ob
feititelIen. Der Coroner itelIte eintn
auf GebirnidIas lduteHben 5obten.
iheiu aus.
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genmteuiuabl bel Oen FlattbeutidcH.

Die 8lattoiitste goselideiten.@e.
icllifup bate neiteru Radnlittag in
Der sIrbeiterbaqe 9eantcnpabI. Sie
bon ben Scrren q. aublmonn, T..
gteltmeiiier lrno :. Shunafer gelci.
tet uurSe unb ioIgeuoes ReiuItat or.
gab:
Goriitter:: Sh 9iebaee.
I. Siilisnorfitter;; sSobn gnScl.
2 Siilisuoriltter: Geo. arieger.
5inan5id)ricper aIb. Sfroer.
Protofouidrieiper; Spi. 8rinf.
mnnn.
BcIocinncbmer: Clemens 8ieie.
Snpertarneripalter: s. Irottung.
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gremier psrnnaIiift.

Der % Sabre alie 9rsmier Glif,
fcro Wbitinston. pOn Re. 247 Gam.
renee SiraBs, puroe in ben timber,
cliff anlagen Der psnniplpunia 81.
fsnbobn BON ,insm ara6tnasscn a,s
i6Ienbert unS Sps iid f9p.re 9lb.
19iirfangen am rsdteu Sden.el gu,
bic feline llebsrfiibruns mad bsm itaS.
tii4su SpipitaI uOt9DsnSis ma9tsn.
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Gbrifian ghott.
9ericlbc fiihrt am 30. Sftubcr bic
Some yinle.slrmee sum iidern Sieg.

Sn Der 8eriammlung Der Baraoe'
Srganiiatoren wurbe Der befannte
liberale 5iibrer einitimnlig sum
@roBlnaridaa Der sroben alnloge'
bung ertp1blt. - Cine entbuiialti-
ide gerianunlung, Der Die erprob,
ten 9dnpen beipobnen. - Die
Gara6e pom %. Ofai ioa nod
ilbertroifen nerbel. - Sic gan5e
Stabt ipirb orgauiiiert, Inn bic
Streiter fir Some Rllle uno gegen
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12

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offers which he has not even answer
ed and he as much as said to Sydney
B. Goldenberg. my representative, that
he had as much property interest in
| Chicago as any resident. He felt that
he could be regarded as a Chicagoan.' -
When this. news became public sew
eral Of those who have been interest
ed in the possible sale of the club as
serted that the. situation tended to
confirm previously published reports
to the effect that Charles w. Murphy
never really owned a majority Of the
stock Of the Chicago club and had
not, therefore, sold 1t back to MI. Taft.
The same persons. asserted that the
recent retirement Of Murphy was
merely a nominal change Of owner
ship, leaving Mr.. Taft free to name a
new president Of the club, while Muir
puhy4 remained in active control.
In this connection it was said that
| Charles Fl. Thomas, secretary of the
| club, might be elected president fol
this rear under the present owner
ship. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12

There is little to choose between
the local players. 1t was a game OF
team work, and it was that that beat
the visitors. Murphy, at center,
played the game of his life. He took
the ball at center on every play, and
he fairly burned up the floor with
speed that no one ever thought he
possessed. He put it all over Muir
ray, who up until last night, had been
conceded that position on the all
state team, but the Fargo nan was
o%utclassed in the game here. He
was taken from center at the latter
part Of the first half and Peterson
tried there, but he was helpless, so at
the beginning of the second period
Murray was returned to center.
Captain Robinson was without a
doubt the star. His playing was al
most perfect, while Lowe played like
a fiend incarnate. He would take the
ball down the floor like a cyclone,
through the whole opposition time
after time, to score. Cook broke into
forward last night for the first time,
playing great basketball. Murray at
the, other guard also comes in for as
much praise as any Of his teammates.
To the law school goes the credit
for unadulterated enthusiasm. They
came in force and with a drum corps,
to keep the air rent with cheers dur
gymnasium. .
on, Saturday the varsity closes. the
season at Fargo with the A. C., and If
returned victors, can lay claim to the
championship of the state.
Fargo Grand Forks
Haggart ......... IF ,......... Lowe
Peterson ......... If ......... Cook
Murray s.........,. c ......... Murphy
Sim ..y........... rg ........ Murray
Observation-Disclosures for Cook,
Ellis for Haggart,. Rist for Murray OF
Fargo; Stanley for Rist.
Field ,Goals-Lowe s, Murphy 2, Rob
inson 4, Rohwedder. 2, Haggart 3, Muir
ray 2, Sim /, Boyce l.. .
Free Throws-Robinson 4, Haggart
/, Murray of Fargo. 2: Officials--Fos-
ter of Minnesota, umpire; Wood OF
Fargo, referee. =,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12
FARGO COLLEGE LOST :
TO STATE UNIVERSITY

Grand. Forks Herald: Fighting
7 grilnly to the last whistle, when from
the very start the fact was apparent
that they were out-classed, Fargo COL
! lege lost their first game of the season
| and their claim to the state champion
! ship last night to the university
quintet by a score of II to 80. 1t
was beyond a doubt the fastest and
best played contest engaged in by the
varsity this year. Never at n stage
! Of the game were they in danger of
losing. From the first tossup it was
evident that the local team had TAX
en- a. new lease of life, n the whirl-
wind pace that was set at that time
was maintained throughout the con-
! test .
Fargo college had gone through a
season Of thirteen games without los
ing one, defeating the "U'' early in
; the season by a narrow margin. They
; were strongly the faVoriteS in this
! return match, but never had tho
[ slightest chance to win. /
After only a. few seconds. of play
Robinson scored the first basket on
a perfectly worked play, taking the
/ guard down the floor, Murphy plac-
ing the ball with accuracy from CEN
ter. Shortly after that Fargo scored
what proved to be one of their two
field baskets in the first half, when
/ Haggart' slipped the ball through the
ring. In this half Captain. Robinson
| scored FOUR baskets and held his man
/! scoreless. The period ended with the
: score 10 to S. the big side all with the
university. )" .
Fargo college came back strong
! and began a desperate effort to close
up 1.-The gap of he" first half. They
| played a magnificent game, making
! one more point than did the local
| school during this period. Their
! guarding was close and hard; in fact,
. both teams were inclined to rough
ness toward the latter part Of the
| game.
The visitors have a great team.
! Every man is fast and their. team
] work gave the locals considerable
trouble, but Murray was unable to
take the ball at center from Murphy.
This had much to do with their loss.
Murray, played a wonderful game, and
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