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Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
SPORT NEWS IN GENERAL,
Superior Given Until March |;
Try Grand Forks if They Fail

prove lucrative. If Williams does de-
eide to accept the berth, he will move
his family and establish himself in
some sort of business.
With the arrangements for the op-
ening of the season all drawn UP and
a schedule completed, President Bur.
and quit Saturday night with the
yexed problem only partly solved.
John CAMEL, formerly pennant win
ming manager of the Rochester Inter
national league team. was willing to
invest and George Stovall, Federal
Lacquer. was also looking for a BERTH
But Toledo would have nothing to
do with them.
Toledo Wants BresnahaM.
The Maumee settlement is a tenn
peramental village and says that If
the club comes back there it will have
to be conducted by Roger Bresnahan
and no one else or the town will turn
a cold. frozen frown on the whole
to be inciting the population to rise
and rebel if there Is any attempt to
foiSt foreign ownership into Toledo
baseball affairs.
Roger is a native son, a former en-
ploye of the police department and
part owner in one of the towns lead
ing hostelries. Roger must be in
cnarge say the native sons, or there
will be dense silence at the turn
stiles.
Roger is willing to buy but will
make no move until he settles up his
unexpired contract with the Cubs. He
is endeavoring to do that but has so
far met with little success.
A Ray OF Hope.
The Cleveland bankers controlling
Somers' affairs, held out quite a ray
of hope for the club In the associa-
ton. They told the magnates that If
they failed to sell the franchise to
some outsider that they. the bankers,
would place the club either in Toledo
or Dayton and conduct it themselves
until such time as purchaser could
be found
This insures the eighth club in the
| league and settles the worries of the
! bosses for the time being.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
HOME SEASON
IS FINISHED
University Wins Fast Game
from Fargo College Boys
on Saturday.

The home season of the university
basketball team was closed Saturday
afternoon. by a victory over Fargo
college with a score of 81 to IA. The
game was featured by speedy and
clean playing.
At the close Of the first half, the
score was to 3, the university lead
ing by one point, only three field goals
being made by the university men
during this half, the other three
counters being made by Stevenson at
the foul line. The local players had
great deal Of trouble in holding to
the ball during this period, which
was responsible for the lack Of team
work.
The local men came back the sec
ond period and rang up six field goals
before the visitors had counted. All
Of the university men played we'll, and
fast.
Sine was the star for Fargo, and
put up most of the defense for the
visitors.
Following is the lineup and sum-
mary:
Fargo College University
Keye. ye............rf. rf ...... Skrettlng
overly lf....... Goodman
Slime. Stevenson
Sine. re. Lowe
Lane. ..lE...... Royce
Substitutes Holmes for Keye,
johnson for Lowe. Lowe for Good
man, El]ingson for Skretting Shaft
for Boyce.
Field Goals keyc /. OVERLY 1,
Stone 2, Lane A. Skretting !, Good
man /, Stevenson ). Lowe 4, Elling-
son 1.
y Goals and Fouls-Stevenson 5.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
WINNIPEG CLOSE.
THE WONDERS OF COMPOUND
INTEREST.

American Magazine: In 1886 in q
little town in New Hampshire was
born little boy who was named for
his grandfather. The grandfather
being a man of moderate means, YET
wishing to acknowledge this honor
deposited IS in savings bank in the
baby's name. This amount was never
disturbed and the interest soon COM
pounded. The original little old blue
bank book was sent in and the inter-
est added every few years
When this account was about 70
years old it was given over to g
grandson of the same name. and now
he has had it for several years. The
same bank book was sent on in the
spring Of 1915 to be made up, and the
sum in the bank now amounted to
over $1s7. The. present owner feels
great pride in the age and growth OF
the account. and it will doubtless al
ways be an incentive to him to put
aside even small deposits.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
IS
THE ONLY ONE
Toledo Bugs Want Him as
Manager-No Settlement
of Deal.

Minneapolis. Feb. 2S.-Someone is
going to run the Cleveland American
association team this year, but not in
Cleveland. 1t will go either to Toledo
or Dayton but many difficulties are
standing in the way of the transfer
and not all Of them have been ironed
out at present.
The magnates of the Association
worked three days on the question
meister and his assistants are await
ing the outcome of the Superior diff
flculty., While Grand Forks is con-
sidered a f1rst-class city for the lea
que, Superior would be the more de-
sirable because of its proximity to
Duluth.
A big saving in the aggregate on
railroad jumps would be made were
Superior in the circle and the league
officials will not finally give up hope
until March /. if then. The schedule,
as drawn up provides for shift from
Superior to Grand Forks so, even
though the switch were made, the
card of games would necessarily have
to undergo a change.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
PLAYERS LEAVE FOR CAMP.

Detroit, Feb. 2S.-Two members Of
the Detroit American league baseball
club with Secretary Charles Navin
and several newspaper men left here
last night for the training camp at
Waxahachie, Texas. The players who
left are Catcher Mckee and Pitcher
James. The party will arrive at st.
Louis late today, where several pitch
ers and Battery Coach William Sulli-
van are expected to report to Secre-
tary Navin. Most of the other pitch
ers and catchers. regulars and recruits
are to arrive at Waxachahie by March
1. They received permission to pro-
ceed directly from their homes to the
training camD
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
BOWLING MEET TO
Be HELD IN MARCH
Fifteen Teams From Out of City and
Eight From Grand Forks Ex-
pected to Enter.

Fifteen five-men teams are expected
in Grand Forks on March 20 to rs in
elusive for the northwest tournament
of the Grand Forks Bowling associa-
ton to be held on the Grand alleys at
that time.
According to an announcement
made here, teams from North Dakota
northern Minnesota, Crookston and
Winnipeg will take part in the play
Eight five-nen teams will enter from
Grand Forks.
Three events will be held, one for
the f1ve-men teams, one for the two
and the singles. 1t is probable that
all those entered will play in the sin
giles.
The entry has been placed at 81
per man for each event.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
rifle club
BEGINS WORK
Indoor Range is Used-cas-
we'll and Anderson Make
Fine Showings.

The Grand Forks Rifle club COM
menced shooting on its indoor range
during the past week and while only
a few of its members were able to
participate, several of those who did
showed marked ability. While no
phenomenal scores we're made, the
perfect scores made by Anderson and
Caswell in the prone position are very
good for early season work. The club
will shoot every Tuesday and Friday
evening and it is hoped that all mem
bers will be able to compete at least
one evening each week.
The following are the scores made.
Distance fifty feet. Ten shots each
nosition. Possible acora 80.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
THE MARKETS
WHEAT MARKET
PAN|CKY TODAY

Minneapolis. Feb. 2s.-May wheat
closed at $1.O7 1-2@5-S; July wheat
2-5@ 3-4c lower.
The wheat market has been very
nanicky today. After show of
strength during the early trading the
market had a break but had another
sharp upturn followed by severe
slump which was not checked until
Nav had sold down to $1.07 with a
fractional upturn from the extreme
low point. May sold UP to $1.12 IA
and then broke S lac from the high
to the low point.
Corn and oats also participated in
the decline and were extremely weak.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
DISTRICT MEETS
HELD SATURDAY
Dickinson, Valley City and
Minot are Champions of
Various Districts.

In the final rounds Of the various
district meets for basketball cham
pionships, Dickinson high was victor
over Bismarck by a score Of 3S to s,
making them champions of the south
western district; Valley City was VIM
ner over Courtnay with score of 20
to 10 and Minot took the northwest
title from Donnybrook by score of
21 to Is.
The final basketball tournament for
the championship Of the state will be
held at Fargo this week.
In the elimination finals Saturday
afternoon, Valley City was victor over
Fargo with a score Of - to 9.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
o'LEARY WINS SCRAP.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2s.-John-
ny O'Leary, lightweight champion of
Canada, defeated Solly Burns Of Los
Angeles. in six exciting rounds at the
National Athletic club Saturday night.
In the first round Burns was dropped
in the count three times. In the sec
ond and third he was staggered sew
eral times and in the fourth again hit
the floor for the count of nine.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
BRONIHALL CABLES.

Liverpool-Market opened weak
and continued under pressure of de-
clining spot and freer of spot for dis
tant shipment. Spot market weak. 2
l-2 lower and cargo market weak.
Manitobas shilling three pence low
er, winters and plates shilling six
pence lower. Weakness in America
and Winnipeg on Saturday and liber-
al export shipments to United King
dom with prospects of increased
movement has now stimulated confi-
dence on the part of buyers for low
er prices.
Corn was firm disappointing ship
ments and firmness of spot. Plate Of
fers very scarce.
Tjvernool Spot-Wheat Q 10 lower
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
JOHNSON RARRED.

London. Feb. 2s.-Jack johnson,
negro pugilist, has been ordered to
leave England, according to state
ments published in London newspa-
pers. He has arranged to sail for
Buenos Aires next Friday.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

Nearly three million cubic yards of
earth have been removed from the
Panama canal since the big slides
took place about three months ago.
and still the work is far from beir"
completed.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
CARLTON GRID
CARD PLEASES

:; Northfield, Mimi. Feb. 2s.-The
news that Carleton's football team will
clash with Chicago U next fall was
received with pleasure by followers OF
the college game in this state. The
general belief is that Carleton will
give the Maroons a, real battle. Ev-
cry date but one has been filled on
the Northfleld's schedule. The games
are heavy and it is evident that Car
Teton expects to have team the
equal, or near it, of last years elev-
en-.
The schedule:
September 30-Stout Institute at
Northfield.
October University of Chicago
at Chicago.
October 13-Macalester at North
field.
October 21-Ripon at Northfield-
October 2S-Open.
November 4-Beloit at Northfield
November 11-Hamline at ST. Paul
November 1S-lAwrence, Neb.
Wesleyan. or South Dakota State.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
SOUTH ST. PAUL STOCK NfARKE'

SOUTH ST. PAUL STOCK MARKET
South St. Paul. Minn.. Feb. %
Hogs 1900, 10c to 15c higher. Range
$7.75 @s.40. Bulk $8.1O@S.25.
Cattle 2,8OO. Killers steady. Steers
$S.75 5@S.75. Cows and heifers $4.25
@7.00. Calves steady $4.75 1880.
Stockers and feeders steady to $50
higher $4.0O@7.25.
Sheep $500, mostly steady. Lambs
$5.5O@10.50. Wethers $500 $500.
Ewes $3.O0@7.5O.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
REAL CONTElNfPT.

Farmer-rll give you So month
and board!
Applicant-Aw, shucks! Who do
you think l am, college graduate?
-(Philadelphia Bulletin.)
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
WISCONSIN HOLDS
FIRST POSITION

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-Wisconsin held
to first place in the conference basket
ball race last week. The standing fol-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

F1eIu DdSKetS-ABgIeB' -NChee 4,
Movold 2. Hauser 3, Bolsinger and
McQuillan /. Free throws, MoVold
out of Z.
Field baskets-Ham1ine, Haven S,
Timm 1, and Nyline 2. Free throws,
johnson 2 out Of 6.
Referee-Coach Ward, Wahpeton;
Umpire, Holzer.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
PICTURE FRAMING
POULTRY.

POULTRY.
HEALTHY HENS LAY. Keep them in
good condition by feeding CONKEY'S
POULTRY TONIC in the mash every
egg laying organs in good condition
and brings more eggs; no filler-just
pure tonic. Get pail at your deal
er's.
SAVE THOSE BABY CHICKS WITH
CONkEY'S WHITE DIARRHEA REM
EDY. Put it in the drinking water
this spring time terror Of the poultry
yard. Get a package at your dealers s.
He'll guarantee it.
BARRED ROCKS AND WHITE ORP-
ington cockerels for sale. F. r. Dud-
geon. No. 4th St, East Grand Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

The Fond du Lac Reporter says "
Is persistent effort that wins in poll
tics as we'll as everything else. That
seems reasonable, but maybe there
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
CHICAGO CORN
CHICAGO OATS,
CHICAGO PORK.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
May-Puts $1.023, calls $1.12.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
.HAML|NF LOSES TO
THE STATE AGG|ES
Quint Captures Hard-FOught Con-
test from St. Paul Five.

Fargo, n. D.. Feb. 2S.-In a swift,
clean basketball game here Saturday
night North Dakota agricultural col
lege quint defeated Hamline, "a to 1S.
Hamline opened the game with a
rush scoring six points before the A.
c. scored: -.---
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

EXPERT SEWING MACHINE RE.
pairing done reasonable. Singer Sew
Ing Machine Co.. Grand Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
WANTED 10 BUY

WANTED 70 BUY-sECOND HAND
Dictaphone. Address Bank Of Orr. No.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

WANTED TO BUY--HOUSE IN SOUTH
end. Address 23S Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY OR
hour. N. W. 1881.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITION
cooking in hotel or restaurant Ad-
dress g. H. L. Thief River Falls, MINI
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

wANTED-JOB ON FARM FOR MAN
and team for coming season. w. r
Nance, Ebro, MINI.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

BooKKEEPER AND CLERK WITH
experience in bank and general store
desires position. Address 199 Herald
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

Liverpool spot-wheat 1-2 lowen
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
PHOTO STUDIOS

PORTRAITS OF QUALITY.
Boon. Photographer. 234 South Third 8
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
TRANSFERS
SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG LADY DESIRES WORK FOR
board, at lunch counter. dairy lunch
or boarding house. Address 241 Her
AID.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28
ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED MODERN ROOM FOR
young lady. 524 Griggs. $751; Tri-
State. -=E
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-02-28

MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS, REA.
sonable. Mrs. Rowdy, 401 DO. Fourth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

etneeihdsten 8erthcs bes p~erpfdnbez
ten 8runobeiiseS uno 20 Yro3ent Der
permanenten gerbeiierunaen eui ibm
ntd]t iiberiteigeu uno mii1eu uad
einem porsei6ricbenen Spitcm amor
ttilert ncroen, ipoaB NIT benz gnoe
Der Sarlebensiriit Die geliebene
Sunlmc NIT 3inien a~bbe3dblt iii.
GARNER, Die Elm Sarleben niiniden,
miNen 5uerlt auf porgcihriebenem
SormuIar bel ibrer lotalen Sarz
lebcnspereini9un9 Den Nntrag bieriur
itelen. Gin be~louberes apmitc, ocIien
Wit8lieeer fein perionlides SntercHe
on benz cin5elnen Sau bubcn bilrfeu,
Iddst oarauf ben 8ertb bes gum
Yfanb 8ebotcneu 2anoes ab uno ienoet
bicien Serift an bic Y%anobanf, Die
ourt einen bedmteten @inifdper nod,
einmaI Den 8crtb bes 2anbes. ionic
Die SoIpen3 uno ben gbaratter oes
Sarlebensiuhers priifen lGBt unb lid
Johann 5iir 9ciudbrun9 ocS &ntragS
cntiGlieBt. arebit bari nab Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

benz Vielfafen bierpon su ben balb
ODER sauSidbrIifjen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ihn8en az MAIDEN.
Sebe lofale 1arIebenss 0%eretni9ura
miib etnen Ttreftcrenratb unb eiuen
Setretdrs Shasmeiiter baben, BON
benenu nur Der lestere fir feline 9ienfte
cine ~gntlobnuns erbalten bari. Our
Deirreituns Der Iaufenben I~ussdben
Der W%ereiniguns bari Tie bon ben
Observation-Disclosures ibrer Rits
elieber Dor G~bfiibruns an bic 2anbbauf
einen 4etras bis CUR Sobe bon Is
Prooent bes un9etileten Reitbdr|
lebensbetrages h~albidbrlih db5ieben.
Tieie Summe tpirb inbes bel Dem
9ipibenoen5abIuuseu Der 2anbbauf an
bic Wereinigune tpieoer in GbrehnunS
eebra6t.
SoIte iunerbalb zines Sabres nod
benz Snirafttreten bes 9eiescs III
irgeno einem Beairt it'd cine Sar'
lebers'W ereinieune uift 9ebilbet bas
ben, 10 bat bic gentr.:IbebSrbe SS..=
8ed,t, irsenb cine itaatlid autoriiierte
ganf. Truit s9eieuihaft etc. nls
aaeutin fir bieien @e3irf 5u ernenneu
uro ibr bic 0ermitteluug o Sure
leben se9en cine bic tbatiddliden
Iussaben bedenoe gutihdoiguns gus
idslid u Vro5ent per annum beS uus
setilsten 8etrases Der burd tic bet.
mittelten 9arlehen al iibertra9en.
He6en Der 9riinoun9 bon ~ 2ano'
banfen iiebt oas neue 8eiee aud @rs
laubnib fir Die 9riinoung Don
p~ribaten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT
einem Ytinbelifnpital bon $250,000
Dor. bic aleitials Der Sunbcsaufiid,t
unteritebeu. aber BON ieiteu Der Tes
gierung feline lluteritiisuug crbolten.
Sic oiirfen bireit an GARNER Sors
leben auf Sppotbefeu eeben uno
Vfanobriefe oa9esen in llmlaui ieBcu,
aber MIR bis 5um f~iini3ebnfaheu 9cs
tra9 hires aftieufapitalS. Der Gins
ias unb bic 8eleibunsssrc5e iinb
bieielben ipie fir Die Surbeslauos
banien. baeeaeu biirfen Die @enoiicus
ihaitsbarten. beren Bfouobrieie
eleihfaus iteuerirei iino, TarIeben
iiber $4,000 hinalis uub aud, 5u
anbern als ben fir Die gunbcsbantcn
porseidriebenen Sipeden seben. Die
Gb5ubIuns bat 9leihfaqs mad cincm
Gmortiidtionss Spitem gu erfolgcn
unb al 9ebiibren biirfen uur Die bon
Der Gen%trdlbeboroe betpiQieten DC,
rednet iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

Sie ~Iep gort Gun" tpeiit Die 3u'
mltbuns, oaB ieper lopale Silr9er in
Der se9enipdrti9en fritiifeu 3eit Die
Fflitt babe. Die aaubioatur 8iIion's
gu urteritiiscn, 8an3 ener8iif 5uriid.
@s lit baS Der Stanopuntt Der .Rep
Yorf 0orlo" uno anbcrer pro britt
Iher administrations : 9lGtter. 9ie
Sun" iii cbenials prosbritiid,. aber
nift %anndbernb 10 perbobrt pie Die
~Wprlb". ~Sieieniaeu", 10 ihreibt
tic. ~tpeld,e Nnoere 5u benz 8lauben
an perleiten iud)en, oab es ibre patrios
tiihe Yiliht lei. hen 0anbioaten
billion pplitiih 3u mteritiiscn, erz
peiien inn unb benz Sanbe eineu
ihled,tcu 9icuit, Sic cruieoriaeu
Die Slasse i'm Sutcreiie zines aanbis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

@cicS nur fir bic f~olasnSen 8tpede
gcipdbrt iprrhen;
a. fir ben Nniouf bon uderIanb,
~ fir ben Nniuuf bon lanbpirtb.
i6oftlidcn Wcrdtbtn. WaiHinen, Wteb
une Giin8er. ipobet Der Vepriff ,@e,
rdtb" bon Der erntraIbebSrbe senauer
befiniert tpire.
9 fir bic trrihtuna bon 1ebduben
uue ameIiorattonen (Wcrbeiierungen
Der Wruroftide). ipobet Der Iettere
Seartff sur 9efiuieruns Der Central,
beborbr iiberlaiien bIeibt.
b. fir bic Gbtrasuns BON ShuIoen.
bic Der BETTER Dor 9rriftuns Der
er'ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In iefnem
ge5irf fir irseub etneu Stped, ober
mad ibrer grribtune fir eiren Der
oben ansesebenen 8tpede eingesareen
1T.
0arIeber oiirfen tpie esiast rur dIf
erite Sppotbeten eeeeben uuo miiien
anortiiiert iperoen. Sbre Wertpeuouns
MIR fir bic erIaubteu 3ipede piro bon
Der IotaIen Y~srstnisuue iibertpatt.
8iid ltdnbe in Der Irnortiiierune (a0s
mdblite pIanmdSise Suriid3abluns
elmer Gnleibe) geben Der gaut bas
Hett, oas seiammte 9arlebeu ober
einen Ebeil iofort ei~n5uforbern ober
anoere Shrttte 5u ibrer Siheruns 81
unternebmen. 5iir elm 0arlebeu bon
$1,000 iteat iih Die @mortiiieruns
tpie folet:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Iltr katbnlirde 111nd1e im 1tem 1tnrk.

%(ur nod einiee 3odcn trenuen
AZ unS bon Der 81. @enerdl-
NV Werfammluno pes 3. R.e8.
~ Central WercinS. StcieIbc
ta8t nom go. bis "a. Nuguit in Der
stabt Refp BORT. NIs tpir Dor hrci
Subrcn urs riiitcten our Saeuns in
Buffalo = idrcibt Serr ). 4. Suenes
mann. Observation-Disclosures uub Sinana.
Sefretdr ocS Central Wcreins. tonntcn
mir boffnunBsfrob bic ueber3eueun9
ausipreten. hab oaS fatboltite
Osutidtbum I'M Staatcu Ncm Yori
ben HeipetS crbriu8eu fperoe, baB es
nod LANCE uid)t e%ritarrt unb eritorben
lei tuie man manhe8mol beflrttcu
gu miii'en sesIaubt bate. Wir 8e,
ouhten beS Stdatsnerbanbes bon
Stem Yorf, Der bic 9etbar8ie bon lid
abgeidiittelt bate unb neu aufsebIiibt
ipar mad lansem WintcridIaf. limb
nuh Der Writ, tpie er lid betbdtigt
bate Die Iesten Sabre her. sIaubten
mir Die Grtuartuus be9en al biirfeu,
oab bic General o eriammlung 5u
Buffalo ben 9etpeis erbrinecn lperoe.
oab Der 9eiit Der 0riinoer oes Gen>
tralsVereins bon 1855 fprtlebt in ben
gnteIn. 8er Der Sasuus gu Buffalo
b%eiipobnte, pirb lid NIT Sreube err
innern, oaB nuiere Soffnungen uno
eripartuu9en begriinoet iparen ,lno in
leneu &ueuittaaen ibre itDnite Be-
Itdti9ung fanben.
Sn ienem aufruf tonnten mir and
oarauf binneiieu. bab Der alte Baum
oeS Central Bereins lid anidide,
vieine Bur5elu nod tiefer eiu3ulz
lenfen in Die Ser5en Der Sobue uno
Gnfel Der Yioniere unb nelie Geite
gu treiben". Dir sebatten babel oes
oeutiden tatboliiden Srauenbnnbes
uno Ses Siinslinespereins, .beren
Yflan5itdtte Buffalo tperoen iou", ipie
es Die Biese bes Central gereins
ieIber estueien.
Ind bieie t6oiinuns bat lid, pers
lpirflidt. @as in buffalo b~egriinbet
iparo. tuuroe auf ben barauffolgenoen
Sa9un8en in Eittsburgb unb ct.
Yaul lpeitereefibrt. 0enn mir i'm
Nuguit mad brei Sabren auriidtommen
in ben empire State. peroen uniere
Silfsz unb NeierpesS ruppen, Der
Srauenbunb unb bic @onaasa Union,
uns riiitis our Seite idreiteu.
0leib5eitig nit Dem Central s0erein
aber taet in Der Wetropole an Subion
Der Staatsperbanb bon Ncp Oorf,
elmer Der 3fpeiee bes Central Gereins,
uno Die Gmeriear federation Of Gath
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