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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23

Miss Marguerite Powers and Mr.. w
F. Kopka Of Halliday were married
at the home Of Mr.. Andrew Weight at
Elbowoods. Mr.. Kopka is cashier of
the Security bank Of, Halliday, where,
the young people win reside. IN the
future. d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
SNOW Al MINOr.

Parties who arrived from Minot
over the north 500 Wednesday after:
noon report a half hours snow
storm t the Magic City that morn
ing. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
THESE WERE WE'D.

AT the residence of Justice Pierce,
Monday afternoon, occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. Edward H. Stark and
Elvina IL. Beumick, both of Burleigh
county. 60 a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
pu POINT POWDER MAN HERE

Mr.. J.. E. Dickey of Minneapolis,
who represents the Du Pont Powder
company in this district, was in the
city yesterday, on business connected
with his firm. ...J "a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
Hyde Park's Marble Arch.

The marble arch of the north side OF
Hyde park. London. designed original
" By King George ". to be an en-
trance to buckingham palace;;cost ESQ.,
O0O.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23

DUNG M'cILLls IN JAMEsToWN.
jamestown Alert: Ex.Sherif NC
sGillis Of Bismarck, one Of the 0ld.tim-
ers on the slope, was a visitor in the
city today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
Painless and Portraits.

"A famous artist has II 10 much cas-
Ter than an unknown painter"
How soy'
THE unknown painter has to make
bis portraits look like the people he
paints. The people a famous artist
paints are willing to try to. look like
their portraits. Pittsburgh Post.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-23
No. More Fussing, jP%lasters. SaIves
And Corn Pains. Try the New

Just look at the way that corn
comes orr That's what you'll say
when you try wonderful "Gets.it" on
that corr you've tried so long to pry
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Wunn fol- man ellen?

Sn ben r9IGttern fir 9oItsgeiunbs
beitspfIege" miro bic 6r09e srortert,
oh niHt pic0ei6t oo5 0erle9en Der
Souptmabl3eit nuf ben Sugesi6IuB
riGtiger uno beiier pdre, neil ounn
bic poutpmmenite IusnuBung oes Sc
no6enen erm09li6t iei. Sn Der Wlitz
tags3eit babe man mebr has Yeoiirfs
mis-, 81 ruben. 1!5 cine groBe W(ahiz
Seit sin3unehmen. Gs 1T niht ridtig,
fir ben Wtittog5i6Iaf ALIEN pen boz
len Wlugen perantpOrtIid) gu MAIDEN,
oenn. tper lid gepo6nt bat. Ietne
6ouptmobl3eit 3!piIhen 6 un0 I llbr
ein3unebmen, piro teinesme9S bana2
Elm S6lnfbeoirfnis empfinoen. ME e.
Don Den mittieren G%ebenslohren an
fat regeimGbig nn6 Der 9ouptmoGis
3ejt in Der W(itte oes Cages enquire
IN pfle9t. @or oQem iolten Sim
oer in Ter WittuQa5eit ruben, Is 9e-
niigt fir lie poltommen cine W}a6Is
3eit, pel6e Der ipnit UbIiden Nbenos
nGhlSeit entipriht. Nod lrenj9er
8eoenten teiteheu fir eine IoIbe @er=
idiebunQ fir ben Grtpahienen. Die
Ginaubme Der 6auptmohI3sit 3lpiiden
IT urp Z llby miirpe penn QeIunObeit-
titcn Stun0puNtte bic rid3ti9ite iejn,
pejl Dann Bic eft Els 3ur Nd4titunos
oetIhohene @6enomohl3eit nit Ibrtn
Ghlaiii0yunqen megidut, Die an I'm
fang p~errin9erte Wtubl5eit m oer Ids
ees;itte bic G1Amitta85orteit nenjs
Ger beeintrG6tjlt uno lie N%usautur8
Ter 6cuptmo6I5eit. Iotpie Ger porber<
ctQlrQenen orej ODER pier tleineren
p}obI3eiten picl iutenIper mijree. 8H
0iucern uno ihtp0hliben NerIouen
rijroe &c ih empfeblen. penn not I
llay nihts mehr QenoIIen Miro. Die
:rlt 1li6itiit9mobl3eit 'cu stFon7
traitj1er Q~titoltet uno etrpos Sdi.
ooet G~ieripeiie genoIlen iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Ualld)c Satcn.

5unoert Sabre nod Dem Sob.
5iftes bat man bic Gntbedung gss
modt, buB bis6er Der q. S0nunr
1914 fdli6li6 ais Der Sterbtag be8
groben pbitoIopben augsisben puro..
Nus Der Gintra9ung in oos Girdens
RICHTER gebt berpor. baB Der ri4ti9e
2ooestag bieImtbr Der 20. Sanuar 1T,
0erdrtige 8orfdue eeh0rsn nun bel
aller Sorgfult Der oeuti6sn Sc
ihiht8forIhunq ourhuus nidt gu ben
Seltenbeiten. Nus benz 8oriubr erinz
merit man it6. baB Wielunps CODES
tag, Der q. Sunuar 1918. ebenfaas,
iibrigens nit unreht, unge3peifelt
puroe, unb BOP man bofur ols ans
gsbli6 ri6tige8 Datum ben 10. So
nuor nonnte. Elm Datum, boS Ii9
iibrigens ouh in Der Gottoi6sn Qus'
pabI Der goetbebriefe porfinoet. lin
Die Reibe bieier 6iitorif6en 5rrtiimer
nod lpeiter 81 perfoIQen, lei bnran
srinnert, oab iibsrroIheno LANCE Der
10. OCTOBER 1916 ais 0eburtsto9
6einri4s BON 8Ieiit (seb. Is. Oft.
IT'D gait. W|nn Bat an bieIem 3oge
no6 bic Sobrhunoertfeier ieiner @es
BURT be9angen, ia iogor Der 8rnnit,
Der oos @rab 8Ieiits beoedt, trGgt
oieie irrtiimlihe Wngabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Gin Nciu 0prfer 3eitunnSmnun

1T eben uou ttutr Relie uud} oer alien
g8elt SurudAettbrt uno Sabtt nun IN
ietner 3eltuuA iun'pa Der rntcreiiaults
item Gtnae auf. Die Il oui DER Iour &c
ihout bat. MS er tic Stnot euro
pas beSetd nete CT Berltn Sie IT
onberoem Die auberie Staot Der
&elt. bat i'm Nolon ooS leiuite i .
tel. I'M XGIatS o. Tunis Den
herrllditrn Sdtlinal. I'M oeut.
ihen heater Ole belteu oromatl.
ihen &otpellungeu. Die bette 0peI
bat bic Scala i'll Ok uttauo. oue
bette 3 Omp boute { r Oh il ct
bas 0altRo IN " Onte Carlo.
bas bette y aIletto os " orinStr
3benter III 2 /. Hetersbura.
has ihonite Iheater g3jsu. Die
& oburg, oas itoni;e Opern.
bduS Huris. 9os bette 6 en
gIbt es III " ZEN uno IGtis. Die
g0l tretel Il n eeute IN II usldnb,
Die entilidenoiteu Weuiden IN 8ten .
Die hOuiteu 6rauen III 81.
Reter0bnrg. Die III It | q Il {
@laoi lit Nuouptit. oe ooen5
Staot Npm. ole hmueie ii {
Seru lie NJ. ole 9etd ltppuite Qii
tabon. Die am meliteu itberihoge
Neapel. Gna lhonits @tbauoe ut
ole berllbmte bloue Woihee III
GonitdntlnopeI. ons ihonlte Gent.
nal oas 8lcior emmanuel Geutmal
in 6om, Der itumpiiinnlQite Elae
30 a nj III HdrtS. Tdgt1eu lin.
Oct man in osn Barrier Sotels ote owl
beiten eefleioetsn 3amen. Ole Nmert.
Ia nertunen, ole Iit bort oorIber'
gebeno n~ulhalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

Weit i~ntereNontsr 1T Der Streit
I'm ben ridtigen @eburtstog 6einria
6eines. Der 0itter oes Buds
Der 2ieber" puroe mad feinsr eigsnen
4ngobe an 10, DECEMBER 1899 ges
boren. Gr lebnte borous ba5
Wibtport ob. 'r lei elmer Der .ritsn
Wldnner bes Snhrbunbert8". 9eines
NnQabe. neben Der ouh nod anosrc,
itort Urefiibrenoe 0aten eriitierten,
lit nittsoeitoneniger irrtiimli9.
Rad pielTn6sn IitsruriIhen 8ontros
perien porf nan ieBt uls Ii6er an
uebmen. poB Der rbeinif6e Yoet tnts
Idhlidl bereits am 13. DECEMBER 1897
CUR Melt getommen 1T. 0ont bieIer
Beridtiqung bat Die 8%ebouptun9.
Seine8 ~8renooiere" leien idon i'm
Sabre 1916 entitunoen. nihts I'm
pobrI6einIides mebr an ii6. Weiter
3urii6gebeno, entoeden mir. nob ouh
ous 0eburtsodtum oes BON Seine be-
munoerten Napoleon ldnqere .3eit
binourt i6lpanteno mar, 0as rifs
iiae Datum. Der IS. 4uguit 1869.
has iid aud nuf cine 4ngobe bon
Nopoleons Batter itiBt. tpuroe idon
81 2eb5eiten pes aorien pielfu6 be-
i~tritten. Wan bebouptete, Nnpoleon
hote Ii6 in Der Nrt mnnter onoerss
@roben um Elm poQes Sahr jin9sr
Qemd6t. Der nombnfte RopoIson.
0to1roph SUNG bradte Damn in Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

Tat re6t erbebIi6s Ginpenouagen gee
gen ben 10. Quguf Dor uno uno BE-
rief ttf Il. q. nuf ben 9rauungsi6ein
BEG aatiers, Der iogar ben 5. Gebruar
1768 on9ibt. Seute absr bait Die
Tor'6ung gang iiberpiegeno an Der
Rtdtlgtett oes %eritgenannten 9a=
tums Q769) fef.
Spirit man mad falfasn 0eburtss
3a6Ien, 10 bistet bic Ibeater6ronit
noh beute bierfir cine ungepobnIi6
relhe 4uspa6l. g. er3dblt man BON
9ernharo 8aumeiIter. Dem Neitor Der
oeu:i4sn S6auipie,tunit, Sonnene
t6ll Iei Bel ieinem Gintritt ing 8uras
tRedter ietn QltersaenoTe gspeien;
Ipeni9e Sabre barouf mar er ober
ihon um le6s Sabre jiinger. Der
outbentif6e 0eburts;ag bon Sarab
8ernbarot. bon Der mir nur qenau
pinen, oaB ie an /. September 1862,
ongebli6 tnappe oft}ebn Sobre aft.
bic BuRne Der .Gomeoie" betrat, niro
Ii6 mobI niemols feItiteuen laIIen.
Die oeuti6en G6ouTpistsr limb bon
BEN 0ormurf, boB re ss nit i6rem
8eburtscotum nidt INNER gnn3 qes
q ne6men, ebenf1l5 riht frei gu
fpreten. Wonn 1T stpo Gmil De
orient, Der berii6mte Rsffs bes genias
len Vuofpid unb ber innate BON brei
i6ouipielerti6 bego5ten 8riiosrn. 9es
boren? Die Sotres3obIe1 1902, 1903,
1904 treten ots onu56teno glei6bee
te6ti9t auf. Die Jni4rift feines
@ruboentmols trGQt Rem 4. 6eptems
bsr 1904; an ibre G,els 1T ober pobl
oIs ri6ti9 oas Qlsjte Datum oes
9~oriobres 3u isteH, Die bsribmte
3dn3erin beioer 0eltsn. 6annp GtBz
Ter. pnrtet ebenfnu5 nit re9t per-
Ihieoenen Geburtstaqen ouf. Die
baufi9 ungolnnte li;erarilde 8ritit
bat ipobI Elm 3cdt. bier oas friibeite
betonnte Datum. n5mli6 ben %.
Stunt 1910 on3uieben.
Die elite teriihartsr SdouIpieler
unp S6auipietttjnneH bietst nod
3abIreites MuteriaI gu unIerem
56ema uno nuh in BEN S6riftitel=
I%erinnen : 8iogrop5isn lit ss oeraoe
tein 3ufna. nenn ij1 bic 9oten iebr
bdufiq mioeriprefen. 90 pi5tc ia
niht gu fo9en, mann 9abel Yarnba'
gen qeboren 1T. Wis 9Ieihbere6tiQt
treten Die 0oten res 10. unb oes Is.
V|di oe5 Subres I'LL auf. man feb
fdon ous oieien tnoppen 6intpeiIen.
ipie idlper es bdufjg bic fSorI6unq
bet, oas rihti9e Datum felt
3uiielIen. llniere H16Itlaqebiiter,
iei6it Die bsIten, pimmeln gernz
oe3u BON foli6en Qngoben. 60
hube i'd crit iUnqIt elmer be-
tonnten 2iteroturg,ibiAte ols Sc
burtstog GebbeIS ZEN %. Ctutt oes
49, 0(dr3 1918 ~9efunoen. Sine GRO
bere Gor8falt in bieIer 6inIitt pdrs
Elm 3jeI, cuffs inmate gu miiniGen.
8ielleidI; trl9en bieie 3cilen o03u bel.
nod ipeiters Srrtiir1:r oieier 9(rt gu
tsrittiqen, oos Wuterinl lit in ieo.m
Jous reiAii6 porbonosn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Site.

Gin 1ahr i'm peraus befahIenee
ubcnnenten erhalten lie einen
{b3nem Haleneer ais prdmie
gratis une p%ortefrei. Hn prd-
mten fine foIeenee fur slnstrahl
~rorhdneen:
Saaturupoit, (oauUn iino orei5ebn Num-
mern erihienen).
Vramieu gcAeH Wlcbrbcjablnng.
apdbbudl.
Gteieer's neutih = ameriianiihes Aohbu6
tnr tletne fSnmilieu. 8on ASdioeniar
Snreper. NreiS IS Gents.
Vabmaidinen.
Die .NprbIteru~ HdhmaihiHe Yo, ! niro
auf 5 Sabre fhriitIld) gardntlrt, ~3rop
heao". @ehdufe. eItra feline Xolttur, ale
n~eueIien &erbeheruu9en, abiOlut be bette
Dtaihlne, bic fir trgeno einen Yrels e'
bdltiid
Die .0uroiiern". Ndbmaihine go. 2, ge'
uau mie go. l.. MIR nit autbomatbnhem
.3r0p
Die ,0prohern"- Ndbmaihine go. 3, IN
GpIoeH Gat $ @ebGuie, duthoinattlhem
.@hoin 2ift", augellnger @eitel nit
nuthomatilhfm Belt 8eplncer", bObem
Urn, aebarfste StabItbeile. ale eQttGhs
ments" in GanIniet. Ndlthen. 6tne cute
Malhlne Su penn iebr bili9en Brcis pon
muir
Sic .goroIiern" .Mai6ine Wo. 4. genau wie
go. 3, nur IN 3est'@ abinet 6orm, S2l
Gae bieie Maihinen limb abioIut 8arans
ttrt. Sic Isradt bat Der a0uier 81 tra9en
unb tie bctrdgt pom 60c bis 81, lf nab Der
Ttitdns.
Vim s,rneu uub 5lheraeu IN Is. bns @tto yer
DpkauDctiu a (4PoHep Crbgr). bic BET Bottn'etiler
IN ben etobereE Ertitafteu a~usteHen fam. 81 uoer
ieabeu. @hsHio gHt uRo tfer iHo bic NEBreRs
aNmr tuna n OeIdle bic Aqeuten In allen GrureB /
anipeiinng ober per 9rpTebdniuetilna itlit. III es
Rtht uptbpeubia. ben betrefenbeH Brief regltrtreH ~ /
ta4sn, peuu bic Norefe beutiidl geittttbeu III Eegi
nan bdgeaen Sndrge b tn ben Hrtef. 10 i0lte bie'er
ksit tegtiitirt iueroeu. nm lhhet gu ieiH, odB ~oerielbe
rldtta dat0nimt. fur g3eloienouHgen tn cln'ddlem
Driefpsrih lufe hbernebneu mir ielnerlet Serdntluprt
Ithfelt. .1n faus ppu ADreBueranoeruBgen pergeie
man 10 uiflt. be atte ebeuioitobl Wte oe meme
BOitsihee aH3uae en-. benR leHli foHneu lUtr ben Ma
men In ben Buterr aar nihi fnbeH.
Rousns ORDERS oHrfSR utdt. lUie ods 10 oft geitieht.
ais uermeiRiliht Guttiuna HtHdbehalteR wer-
AeH, iOuoern anp ben Brleleu betsnteaeu.
Eiefe 4rdnlenlilte miro obue weitere
RotiS Dor 3eit 81 3eit eradrat uno perdn'
bert, uno oieie Hretie ridten ilh nab benz
epeiliecn Martmrrtb.
Quittung erfolat nur ourh Genoerung
oes 3atuws aui benz NoreBltreiien.
Ran a%oreilire einiah:
"NORDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Dom Ocne5arct0.

lie itiIleu GepdIer oeS See 0enes
;lreth in b~ejlj9en 9anoe petoen etus
men tur3em Der Shauplob eifristr Gr<
lptrbatdti8teit 1peroen: nab ben Nit
teiIunqsn Der >leruIoIsmsr 3eitun9
.Gruth" lit CUR ,3eit cine 0eieuIhaft
i'm Gntitshsn. Sic iih oos 3ieI 9eiebf
bat. i'm See @tnesaretb in sr0berem
Stile TlI65Ut7t. ,nsbe'oncere nber
SdroirenfiIttrei unb Snroinenfabrte
tlt;on 3u b~ttycjben. Sn Ten Iestea
Sahrer tauhttu i'll nem Ste Sornis
ucrfhpSrre ouf. uno lie qaben BEN
NnItob gu cer nun erlpahisnen Qlan
elmer Q~rofiUaiaen SuroineHfiIherei
i'm Sea @eu3sret6. Die 9ep0lterun1
BON 2i5erio5. bic ungepobnlth arm
tt. miro oau;; ejnsn Iohnsnosn Or
iperbs3lcej1 ae.1innen. uno maj rehe
net ouf quts Grfolge. oa man an
njmrt. oab 'ocohl Die triItlIhe pte
Die iIojite 9cc0lteruro ben 8ene3as
th-S1ro;Gtn Cen 9or3ug 9ebeu
piro. 81 nan bofFt ioQar auf einen
er0beren @,yiaaot nab europa, no
bic @er'unf; ctr Sarojneu aus esm
bei.i3en H1aes u1o aus Fem Ste Or
neiaretb Ger 0ore bsIonoers Qn5iss
tungs'yaft ctv.tiben ioute.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
lie iu;rtlidben 9lrbeitSioien, bic

Isioer SurSeri in alsn groBsn Staoten
bnhIreih ltnu9 limo. ueruriohsn Den
Beb6rosn nett weniger aoplssrbredlsn
a!s Die O9eunnuten .NrbeItsIo'
fen, bas betBt Die nrbeitSiheueu Su1.
iette, meihe aui oem Stonopuntt bes
famoleu Soc O'@nrrOa iteben, Der ueu.
lib In New 2)ort 9~elniien bns 9roB5
Bort auslprah: .Br orbeiten nur
baun, luenm mau uns miuoeltens orel
Dollars per Gd9 be5abit. Nber oh
mir orbetten ODER mht. mir moleu
ren. uuo menu ptr ms att ge
gelIen baben, Damn MAIDEN pir Reuo'
lutiou."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

9enOe 8eiOIution einitimmig angenom'
men:
n3ie in Der Notwithstanding
oes Staotuerbanoss BON WiIImautee
nnmeienoen 8eIsgaten eriuden ben
8oritano 6es StnatsOerbdnoss BON
0iscOniin barauf bin gu nrbsItsn, oaB
bic 9eutltameritaner oeS StnnteS
nur iOl6e Ganbloaten fur ben Com
sreB unO bic Staatsle9isIatur Obne
8iidlidt ouf ibre 8artei5ugsb0ri9feit
unteritiiben, Die lid nit ben 8runO'
prin5ipien be8 Standardization
9tdtionalbunoes ei%nuerItanoen ertldren.
Jerner. bnB geIegentlih Der am IL.
SuIi in Bnuiau ltattfnoenoen Stnotss
convention, beitimmte bterauf be5u9llhe
Blaine BON Dem Boritano in Yoribla9
peroen.
Nqe gum StantSperbanoe 8isconiin
gebbrsnoen Staots uno Gountpperbonoe
ioaen aufgefOroert peroen. 9lsids Bee
Dem 8oritan6 rsdt5eiti9 5u
unterbreiten."
9ieier Bsi6IuB. Der iid 5umsiit nit
tir5Iid pom Yrdiioentsn Or.
6eramer pom 6euti9ameritanii6en
Rdtionalbun6 erlaiienen NuHoroerung
osdt, lit pom psittragen6er Bebeutuns.
Or oirfte bel Der Waht uno Nusbrels
oeS INNER mahienoen Stnotss
osrbanoeS III 8isconIin auSiblnase
'enb fir Die nabiten Staat8Wablen
Uetoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
Gin M abnraf son BrOf.
SEQ Stern.

BUR 8egranbung oisier b0hit MIDI
tiQeu 8eioIution la9te 8rOieflor 4eo
| Sfern. Der @oriiBenoe oes Stnatsper'
banoes u. q. 5olgenoes: rgtob me-
Supor maren bic Geinbren fir bic freie
Qebensmeiie uno freie 4sbensanidau'
ung Der Burger @lsconiins 10 9roB ME
9e9enmdrti9. 3e peri0nllbe JretAsit
iou unterbridt uno oas 3eutihtbum in
4merifa an bic 8ono gsoriIdt iueroen.
z lie uertennen pisqslht bic 8eIahr, ooer
Tie 9lauben pieaelht niht an biz 8robs
Der @eiabr. ober ih meiB oaB, tcenH
mir jsBt idlaisn, nibt fir uniers per-
ionli6e Greibeit tdmplen. MIR ipdier
niemals oos misber er6nlten tonnen.
mas mir beute beiisen. WtlIlonen Durs
ben oer Nnti. Saloon Gi9a uno Der
I'robibition8partet 9eraoe}u IN ben
ShoOB 9smOrlen. uno Sic miliien nil.
len, N Q ii otsie Otilliouen nus9eSs'
ben weroen. 3te Erobibltlonil item ais
beiten uno miiblen, uno oa iie in ben
lebteu Sabren in 8lsconlin ielblt tsine
sroBsn Jortidritte semuht baben, uer'
iuben tie. i'm Is Ongre 5 unb Seuat
ieitsn SUB gu faiisn, UNI uns ourh Elm
Bunoes9eieB gu tnebsIn uno 5u trefen.
Die osutihsn Stooten Gbto uno 8enns
iplunnia baden 6isie @einbr srfannt
uno iiberaa rsgt lib bort Der beutl ts
@e,It, UNI oiele @efnhrsn ab5uluenoen
uno gu beieitiesn. 5iir uns 1T es aud
an Der ,3ett aui5uwo6en, ms gu beIin'
men. mas mir lino, uno mas mir molten.
0ir 3eutIde in @isconlin mifisn
Suiammsnbnltsn. 5uinmmsuwirten, aud
ein ,9ieI Dor Nugen baben uno init
3dbi9tsit uno @nsr9ie Oisiss 8iel gu
erreihsn luden. @s lit Die b0dlte 3slt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
DUNN-DAvIS RATTLE RECALLS
 THE VICTORY OF AN AMATEUR

Amateurs do not often go into the
 ring and whip professional champions.
 but this feat was pulled off forty-nine
 years ago today in Pike county, Pa
 James Dunn. a Brooklyn man who
 was politician by profession and
 boxer only for the sport of it, was the
 hero of this battle, in which he de-
 feated Bill Davis The latter was
 among the first of the many Cali fornians who have achieved pugilistic
 fame In the early 6O's Davis defeat
 ed several good men in California and
 after John C. Heenan and Joe Coburn
 retired from the ring Davis claimed
 the championship of America. His bat
 tie with Dunn was the first important
 bout in which he defended his title. It
 was fought in an irnprovised ring in Pike county, Pa, May Is, 1865, and
 although not widely advertised, owing to the fear of official interference, a
 goodIy crowd of city sports were on
 hand and many big wagers were made Dunn had never took part in the pro- fessionaf game and most of his pre- vfoIs bouts had been with amateurs.
 Davis was the favorite, but the Brook < 1yn man had several enthusiastic sup porters who wagered all their avail able resources his ability to whip the man from the Golden State For nearly an hour it was give and take. both men fighting. ganely, with the odds about even, but Dunn gradually
 wore his antagonist down, and in the
 forty-third round, after an hour of six minutes of fighting. the amateur
 triumphed over the professional
 Dunn had entered the arena for the games sake and having demonstrated his ability he immediately announced his retirement from the ring. Davis again laid claim to the title, and in. IS66 he fought Mike AIcCoo1e at. Rhodes Point, Mo. McCoo1e was the victor in thirty-four minutes of fight l ing. A year or two later McCoole also.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
BOXING NOTES

The lightweight champion and near champions had better watch out for two young men who are coming along at a very fast clip-Sam Robideau of Philadelphia and Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis, These two boys have been making remarkable shoWing g the past few months and if they con tinue at their present gait. they are liable to make trouble for the lead CTS. Robfdeau, who is managed by Jack McGutgan of Philadelphia, has been considered very tough lightweight. but his best performance was when he defeated Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, N. Y, in a tweIve-round contest at Waterbury. Conn And Duffy has been considered good enough to put against RitcIlie for a lightweight championship battle. So, in the face of all this. Robideau must be extra good.
 Savior has not only defeated all the best Ightweights in Australia, but he went out of his class and knocked out Tom Mccormick, who was considered the welterweigh ght champion of Great Britain until defeated on points by Matt Wells. the former lightweight champion and who recently entered the we1terweight class. Saylor's work has really been remarkable and he has authorized the writer, through his manager. Ray Bronson. to post $5. 900 to go as a side bet for a championship battle with Willie Ritchie.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15
BOSTON PROTEST
 DECLARED VOID


 Owing to mregularity Of procedure, the protest filed with the president of the National League by Manager George F. Stallings of the Boston Ma tionals, in reference to the game with the Giants on Saturday, May g, at the Polo Grounds, will not be acted upon- When John Heydler, secretary of the National League, was asked yesterday afternoon if action has been taken on the protest, he said
 No action will be taken on the pro- test, which was filed by Manager Stall lings- Under the rules of the National League, tests as to the award of games must be filed by club presidents. The league pays no attention whatever to protests by managers, and for that reason no attention will be paid to the Stallings protest The officials of the National League would, indeed, be kept busy if they took cognizance of all the complaints and protests by club managers.
 In any event, the protest would not be considered, for it relates to a. question of fact, and not one of rules. Sta1lings questions that Snod grass made a fair catch of Wha1ing,s fly. and the umpire declares that the catch was a fair one. That settles the case, so far as the National League is con- cerned. for the umpires are invariably sustained in questions of judgment e< fact Had an interpretation of the rules been at stake the case would have been different-,' itS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-15

retired temporarily although he later "came back, 2 and Bill Davis. who had the quality of never knowing when he was licked. again claimed the cham pionship. Tom Allen challenged him and they fought in St. Louis in l86 g. Allen won in forty-three rounds. and Davis was finally disposed of, so far as championship aspirations were con cerned.
 Dunn had an able boxing instruc- tor in Bill Tayee, who was long q professional boxer, and who later taught a number of Brojoklyn boys how to win championships. ncle Bill.'' as he was called in his latter days, was we'll along toward his SIX tieth birthday before he quit the ring and was eighty-five years old when ne died. Dunn never lost interest in box ing and other sports, and when m ms seventies he could make the young fel- lows step lively in the ring or at hand ball and other games.