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Fueron C~OndenadosIo
anticonscripcionistas
Dos amos de prisiGn a los
que vendian excepciOnesa
los S0fteadoS.

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 11.-hl
proceso instruido contra el doctor
Henry Selgman, Lazarus Jacobson
V Nathan Ehrlich. por conspirar con
ira Ia ley del Servicio Militar Obi
gstorio , Sc fall6 hare 1ias por Ell
Juez veeder. de Ia Corte Federal
en- BROOKLYN. habiendose impuesto .
los delincuentes II pena de dos
| ahos de prisi6n, que deheran sufrir
! Ell l. penitcnciaria de. Atlanta.
FL mencionado Juez impuso ade-
! ms al doctor S:eligrnan n multa
De tres nil pesos. eXceptuanGo de
esta pcna II los otros dos acusados.
FL doctor Seligman, como Sc re-
crrdar::. era une lie los medicos ad-
! iuntoS III Consejo de EXcepciones
uumerU -. en- Williamsburg, que
habia oirecido voluntariamente SIS
+ servicios para ell eXamen fisico de
los SortcadoS. Dicho protesiOnista fue
acusado juntamente con los ot:as
dos s%uictos. de habc" convenido en-
~cNceptuar del serricio 4 Joseph Le-
". declar.sudOla inhibil fisicamer-
tc. previo cl page dc 5000, que aqucl,
les entres5 de acuer4o con las au-
toridadcs feder"les, ante las cuales
h"bia dcnunciado el case. las que
IL proDorcioraron 81 dinero que pa
y mayor comprehension del delito,
fuG m&rIaGo.
Il ahoralo defensor de los acu-
egIos. pidi0 al Jucz Veeder que di-
rig.cra ara communication al Mars
hall Power. para que guardara q Us
prcSo. dentro dc la jurisdiction de
la Cortc Local, :. fin de dar una opor
luNidad = estos dc p~-eSentar un es-
cri.o de ape!acion cont-a n s~eE.tcn-
Gin d;ctada, In case de que dicha
ap4'aci0n sea dencgada. los reos TO
! tendran mas que resignarse 4 sufrir
Il p"na imPueSta. para 10 caal ten
dram que ser tcaSladadoS Il la peni-
tenciar.a dicha.
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Ell c ONGRESO SOCIALISM, A
FAVOR DE LA CONTINUAClON
DE LA GUERRA.

BORDEAUX, Octubre ll.-En "a
session que celeor0 hoy en- esta c!u-
dad g! Congreso obrero con c! obje-
70 De diScu,ir 81 Sc Gebia continuar
p~restando aPoyo al gobierno para Ia
continuation de X guerra, s. apru-
b. ror una granGe mayoria de votes
e. continuar sosteniendo en- 81 Par
lamento loa pr$;uplIeStos que de-
mandara Ia prosecution de 6sta.
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DE Ia CIUDAD De MEXIC0.
(Viene de la Pag. 4al

MOS fabr!cantes pagaran n los obre-
ros de Ia negotiation clausurada los
salaries correspondence Il VII mes
&c trabajo.
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de MEXICO.

<IAnCeS Ut HItNlco.
Los cadetes naTales de Ia fragata
argentine, al mando de 81 comandan-
te desflaraa por las principales
GALES de esa eiudad, c7nto homena-
je u Mexico y depositaran una otren
da floral e7 Ia tumba de nuestros
heroes.
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Cuando necesite ibroS en- espanol
diriIass a Ignacio E. Lozano.-l1s
y. Sta. Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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OsTEoFATHs.

DR. 3. E. CAVANAGH--osteop
Resident graduate OF the NatIonAi
school OF .ChIcABo. PresidenI %
Fargo Sanitarium. Phone No. 61d.
Address, 1875 ara Ave. s.
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st. Louis shortstop But
Five Points Behind
Roush, the Leader
TY COBB NEARs 400
MARK IN AMERICAN
Detroit Star Increases Bat
ting Average Seven
Points in Week
tBy Associated Press,

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Roger Hornsby,
the hard hitting st, Louis shortstop,
is making . desperate bid for bat
ting honors in the National league,
Unofficial averages released today
and including games of Wednesday,
show him batting .328-fiye points
behind Roush of Cincinnati, who is
showing the way. It's the first time
HoFnsby has been in second place
this season. Cruise, his teamnate,
who was second week ago, is bat
ting third with an average Of .s27,
Hornsby leads the league In total
hitting. He has stretched 1O6 hits
for a total of III bases. Eight home
runs, nineteen doubles and eleven
triples stand out in his remarkable
batting. Cravath OF Philadelphia,
however, has tied him for home run
honors.
Cincinnati slugsers are keeping up
their terrific pace, Hal Chase is in
the 800 class with mark of .30S,
Four of his teammates also are bat
ting above the 800 notch, the list in
GLIDING Clarke, second string catch-
err Their performances are keeping
Christy Mathewsen's team in front
in team batting with an average of
.265. ~. -
Burns of New York regainsd the
lead in scoring, deposing Heinie Groh
OF Cincinnati. Burns has crossed the
plate ss times, Doyle, Williams and
Deal of Chicago are tied for honors
in sacrifice hitting with twenty each.
Carey of Pittsburgh, continues to
show the way to the base stealers
with 20. ..
Leading batters for half their clubs
games: Roush, Cincinnati, .333;
Hornsby, st, Louis, .32s; Cruise, st.
Louis, .s27; Fischer, Pittsburgh, .S13;
Kauff, New York. $40; Groh, Gin
cipnati, .So5; Burns, New York, 800;
Chase, Cincinnati, 900; Griffith,
Cincinnati, 1908; Neale, Cincinnati,
,202: Rawlings. Boston. .S01; Will
holt. New York. 800. ,,.. ..5. :.
Leading pitchers participating in
twenty or more games, rated ac-
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice ID hereby given, that that
certain mortgage executed and deliY-
cred by Aaron 2. Johnson and Anna
Northwestern Mutual savings and
Loan Associatl1 IN, a corporation, mort
gage, dated the. End day Of November.
1915, and hled for record IN the Office
of the Register Of Deeds OF CaSs
County. North Dakota, on the 4lh day
Of NovembeF, 1915, and recorded in
Book 1913 of Mortgages on page 125,
and assigned by said moFtgagee to the
undersigned, III G. EDDY, hy an instru-
ment in writing dated the 9Th day of
June, 1917, and flied for record in the
Office Of the said Register Of Deeds on
the 18th day OF June, 1pi4. and record
ed In Book lAs Of Mortgages on page
Iea, will be foreciosed by q sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and here
matter described, at the front door Of
the Court House IN the City OF Fargo,
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 2Sth
day of August, 1917, to satisfy the
amount due upon said mortgage on
the day of sale,
mortgage and which Will be sold 70
satisfy the same are those certain
premises situate In the County OF Cas-
and state OF North Dakota and de-
Eeribed as follows, to-wit; Lot Num-
bered Five go in Block Numbersd
City of Fargo. cass County, North
There will be due on such morteass
81 the date of sale the sum Of t6a7.05,
which includes the sum Of S73.te, be-
Ing the amount Of 1915 taxes paid by
y. c. EDDY,
Assignee.
Fowler e. Green. Attorneys Tor As
plgnes. No q BFoaaway. FaEgea y. y.
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News From World Of Sport
Announce ALI Corners
Tennis Tournament Fol-
August Is, n and IS

tournament, which ofsiesrs OF the
state association announced several
days ago would not be held because
OF war conditions.
No cups or trophies will be put up
as prizes. An entry fee of 81 for each
event entered will be charged to de-
fray expenses Of the tournament.
III. III. Wooledge, Fargo, Ia In
charge of the entry list.
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The Fargo Tennis association win
stage an all-comers' patriotic tennis
tournament on the Island park courts
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Aug, "a, IL and is. II was announced
by officers of the association today,
The tournament will be open TO
all players. every player In North
Dakota being invited to participate,
and will take the place Of the state
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By Associated Press.)


Kansas City, Mo-, Aug, 4. ~ The
trants in the Missouri Valley Tennis
tourney will begin play in the mems
singles and doubles. The receipts OF
this years tournament will be devot-
ed to the Red Cross,
Officials of the meet, predict ths
largest attendance in the history Of
the Missouri valley, prominent play
ers from Chicago, and other Illinois
cities, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Okla
homa and Kansas already having
signifed their intention OF partici-
pating.
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CHIROPRACToRa.

Il. NJ. WINDSOR, D. C.-Lfcenssd
Doctor of chlropractie, Palmer
graduate: experienced. consultation
free. Lady attendant. 4l7-1y uelsen-.
dr60io Blk. Pnone 9s4-W.
GEO. A. NEsNsALT, FargO's Pioneer
ChiropractoFs the only SPECIFIC. pure
and unuulterated Chlropraetor Ia ttar-.
60 Individual rest room Tor iaatea
Phone i2sh-W. SaNinEs q Loan Slug.
ENGINEERS.
FRANK i. ANDERs-clvil Engineer
City Hall
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'ENLIsTMENTs HuET CHANCES.

Columbus, o., Aug. G.--SuppOrters
OF the Ohio State university football
eleven are feeling the pinch of the
war. The enlistment of "Fritz''
Holtcamp, center of tile team that
won the western conference title last
season, has seriously dampened the
spirit for another championship.
Clarence Mcdonald, enJ Of the
team, also enlisted, He and Holt
camp joined First Naval Hospital
reserve, and expect b called into
service Sept.
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Al ELLIS ONE OF "sIG
TEN IN THE SOUTHERN.

Al Ellis, former Fargo Moor
head Northern league outfeldeT,
drafted by the Pittsburgh
Pirates last fall, later "farmed
out" to the Birmingham club of
the Southern association, is one
OF the big ten" among hitters
In that circuit, according to UNI
Official averages Issued today,
Ellis 10 hitting ,2sb, and IL one
of the leaders in extra base
clouting.
The Southern association has
always been known for strong
pitching, and hitters that hover
around the 800 mark are con-
sidered there"
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Indians Loae right Game.

4NdlanapoIts, Aug, {. - MofuepaI
Brown bested Fillingim In q pltehing
duel Friday, and Columbus won, l 70
D. Kelly singled in the eighth, reach
ed third on Chapelle's single, and
scored by getting away with his half
Of an attempted double steal sepPe:
r.. II, ID
Columbus ...,.. 600 600 0l0--l j
Indianapolis -. 900 600 000--Q 4 s.
Battefies-Brown and Colemani Fill
lingim and Schang.
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WANTED-HustleFs in every county
TO sell groceries, paints, oils, poul-
to consumer; big profits. Consolidated
Grocery Co., Sioux City, la.
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In the American league, Ty Cobb
is within sixteen points of the 400
mark. The Georgian is batting .Ss4--
an increase Of seven points over his
figures of a week ago. Going to bat
thirty-five times in his last eight
games, Cobb bagged twelv hits, In
Guiding three doubles and pair OF
9Th Detroit star boosted his total
base hitting to 226 and his lead in
runs scored to seventy-six, Cobb
scored twelve times in eight games.
He also stole five bases.
Roth OF Cleveland added two stol-
en- bases to his total, bringing ii UP
to thirty three. Veach OF Detroit
grabbed the lead in home run hitting
with seven, while Chapman Of Cleve-
land, the leading sacrifice hitter, In
creased his total to fifty-three. De-
treit continues to lead in team bat
ting with $50. The averages include
games of Wednesday,
Leading batters for half their clubs
games: Cobb, Detroit, ,ss4; Speaker,
Cleveland, $50; Sisler, st. Louis,
.a42; McInning, Philadelphia, ,a10;
Baker, New York, $40; Roth, Cleve-
land. sos; Veaeh, Detroit, 1906; C.
Milan, Washington, ,29s; Rumler, st.
Louis. ,297; Rice. Washington, ,s97;
Heilman, Detroit, ,2ss; Chapman,
Cleveland. ,296.
Leading pitchers participating in
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TEAM HORSES, s years old, black,
weight 2750; new harnesses, new
dump wagon. s0s 18th 81. N. Call
between s and Z p. m,
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49, Permanent position. Old house,
selling staple line on exceptional
terms. High commissions, with $500
weekly advance. Sales Manager. suite
V 60, 500 Woodward, Detroit.
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen for hish class. meFitoTi-
Gus proposition; something every
business must have; liberal commits
sion. W. w. Bagley, Sales Mgr, 2729
Quinn St, Chicago, I'll.
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a A@N0tWS GEN0 RGNRtNG &tWHRs
Beals Becker of Kansas City. al
Though he suffered a recent batting
slump, continues as leading hitter OF
the American association, according
to averages published today and
which include games Of last We'd
uesday. Several other batters who
were among the leaders lost ground,
but Glenn of st, Paul made the best
showing by adding 20 points 10 his
last weeks fgure. M0llwitz OF Kan-
sas City, added half a dozen runs
to his string of runs scored as did
Wickland OF indianapolis, and both
are tied for scoring honoFs with SO
each. Wickland's nine circuit drives
still remains the high mark among
home run hitters. He also leads In
total bases with ls0. MeCarty. OF
Columbus, has taken the sacFihne
honors from Shovlin, his teammate,
and is now leading with 20, Dresser,
Of st. Paul, continues to show the
way among the base stealers, his
record being sS,
Kansas City dropped a couple Of
points in team batting but held the
lead with an average Of .277.
Leading batteFa for half their clubs
games: Becker. Kansas City. 1913;
1emmitt. Columbus, 1923; Kirke,
louisville. SIS; viox. Kansas city,
.s13: LeliveIt, Kansas City, .SI0;
Dresser, ST. Paul. sos; Mellwitz,
Kansas City, sos; Good, Kansas
City, .29s; Anderson, Milwaukee,
.294: Massey. Minneapolis, 1885,
Glenn, ST. Paul, ,2Sei zWilling, In
dianapolis. .2s7.
Leading pitchers who have particle
rated in - or more games, rated ac-
c0rding to earned runs per game;
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HAH--CaT lots, ready for shipment,
Moorhead, MINI.
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thiTtsen bits IN New YerE n4tehsrs
Friday and won easily, Burns made
a triple, a double and single while
Cobb got a home run and two singles,
Manager Donovan, Catcher Nunamak-
81 ana LhentsF ch1thMNsy ~ tMeW NJ, d0rk
Dineen fer dlsputing decision Score;
Bstroit ..,.... SOC 00l 2o2-lO ia D
New York ,,.., 600 100 O00--a 3
Batteries - Mitchell, Dauss and
Yelle; Cullop, Shocker, Lever and Nu-
namaker Walters,
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CASE steam thFsshIng OUTFIT for sale,
26-horse engine. t0x6O steel separ-
ator. mounted tanks. Box $40,
Steele. n. ID.
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seIboId,a NNildnann CostIx,

PhIIadeIphia, Auk. A,-iood pitch
ing by Scott with perfect support
|, TO shut out Philadelphia Friday. The
visitors won the game in the first In
ming, chiefly through Seibold's Wild
ness. Scores
R.HE.
Philadelphia =. 900 900 1000 6 o
Batteries--Scott and Sehalki sai-
bold, Anderson and Haley,
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SALESMAN-For general mercantile
trade In North Dakota, to sell a new
proposition of merit; vacancy now;
attractive commission contract; SIS
Co, wholesale jewellers. 1s92s CaTlin
Bldg, Cleveland, q,
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AMERIcAN 4 ssocIATI0N.
(Ry Associated Preaa,l
Standing Of the Clubs.


Louisville, Aug, A.-PitcheF Keat-s
ing's spit ball puzzled Louisville bat
ters SO that ten Of them struck out,
Toledo winning fridays game, 3 to o..
Middleton contributed to his own de-
feat with a wild throw TO second base
and q wild pitch, each misplay giving
R,H,E,
Toledo $1,000, 900 600 0l0%-s 4 /
Louisville 1880. 600 900 000--0 5 /
misunderstanding and Sweeneyi
Middleton, ShaksifoTd and KpohsF,
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Although Benny Kauff, as a Giant,
has never quite equalled his record
Of the Federal league. his Ia far from
being the fiEzle that his critics have
called him, He Is batting ,2s5 and Is
fielding his position in great style.
Without doubt he lie one of the rea-
sons for the Giants high standing in
the race.
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NATIONAL LEAGUR.
(By Associated Press.)
standInR Of che Clubs.
Onan RaFlea WI VII.

Pittsburgh, Aug, 4.--Boston opened
the series with a victory over Pitts
hurgh Friday. Cooper was knocked
out OF the box in the Afth Inning,
Carlson replacing him, Score;
R.H,E
Boston ..,... 600 040 I00--B a
Pittaburgh .... 900 a01 000--a 10 b
Batteries ~ Nahf and TFaResser;
Cooper, Carlson and w. wagner.
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WILL TRADE fer an automobile. $500
worth Of stock in an established
Fargo business concern; stock ID
worth 100 cents on the dollar. ADJ
dress Box as. Fargo.
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Kansas CITY, Aug. islanders kept
nine Milwaukee hits scattered Friday,
OF the series, s to 3. Umpire Brennan
was hit In the hand by 4 fouled ball
In the ninth and retired, Pitchers
Slapnicka and MeQuillan taking up
his duties. scores
R,H.E.
Milwaukee 49, OI0 600 O0I--2 8 3
Kansas City -. 004 100 10x--e d
Batteries - Kerr and Livingston;
Sanders and Berry.
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The Fargo Forum Want AID Page
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CleYeIand VIM ARaIn.

Boston, Aug. 4.-WIth Bagby pitch
ing, CLEVELAND again defeated Boston
Friday. 1t is the third time In sue
cession that Boston has suffered de-
feat from Bagby Ruth pitched a
strong game, an error by Scott giving
Cleveland the winning run In the
RH.E,
Cleveland ...... O1O 600 010-2 Z /
Roston ,.,...:,, 900 DOL 000--l
Batteries-Raghy and o'Nsill; Ruth
and Thomas.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


the wIs f.. san. Aug s. .. LSs' S SSs
Washington Friday. Score:
St, Leuis .,..,,, O0l 100 500 3
Washington 80. 020 ITO O0O-4 II 1
SEVERED; Harper, Shaw and Ainsmith.
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THE GOVERNMENT needs Farmers
as well as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
Oregon e California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in United
States. To be opened for homesteada
and sale. Containing some Of best
land left I'm United States. Large copy
righted map. showing land by sec
tiona ana descriLtion Of soil. climate.
rainfall, elevations, temperature. etc.
Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
locating Co, Portland, oregon.
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BINDING TWINE-2,OOO pounds 500
fl. Manila at 30 cts. per ID; $50
pounds of standard and Sisel, Is cts,
lh,; F. o. F. Deer Greek. MINI; VIII
bank draft must accompany order.
Menge & Guin, Deer Creek, MINI.
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Special thFsshing outht, 4 years old;
will sell machine very reasonable IL
taken soon; may consider part ex-
change; price of OUTFIT, Sl.450, Write
2B2, care Forum.
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will Friday, and defeated Cincinnati.
Kauff, the Giants center fielder, hit
safely four times out of four times at
bat. Score;
Cincinnati 49,. 900 900 O20-2 Z. /
Batteries Sallee and RaFiden;
Toney, Reuther and Wingo.
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Cincinnati. Aug. New York hit
both Toney and ReutheF almost 81
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ron sALE-Old, we'll established,
hardware, harness and implement
business, in city OF eight THOUSAND
people, IA state Of Montana; located in
the best forming valley in the state;
very attractive opening for parties
with sufficient capital; no trades will
be considered; exceptional prices and
terms viii be maze To responsible
parties: full particulars on applica-
ton, Address Collett Bros, Bozeman.
Mont
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nOdRern Hit TImeIK,

st. Louis, Aug. 4.-Brooklyn hit
Doak timely Friday, and won from st.
Louis. 1t was Brooklyns seventh
straight victory, Three of Brooklyn's
six hits were triples, each Of which
figured in the scoring. Barring an
error in the fifth when Pauistte
reached first safely. Marauard retired
the side in order until the seventh.
Score:
Brooklyn ....... 100 OOI 0i0-3 & /
st. Louis ....... 600 900 110--2 9
Batteries ~ MaFquaFd, Galore and
Meyers; Doak, Ames and Gonzales,
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MY DIRECT FKOM OWNER-3

section of good. heavy, black soil,
with % to 40 acreH in cultivation
good pasture with spring water
makes an ideal dairy farm: good we'll
with windmill and excellent water;
4-ToOm mouse. granary, barn, shed for
cattle and buggy shed; 20 head OF
cattle, including ~ cows, 12 or II
cows for next year. = horses with
sucking colt; machinery. etc; part
cash, balance on reasonable terms
with interest. Write Mrs. J. 5. Reilly,
AmidOn. y. u.
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Phillies Are BIanked, Q

Chicago, Aug, ICY williams and
Phil Douglas made II possible for
Chicago to beat Alexander Friday, and
shut out Philadelphia. Douglas held
the visitors to FIVE scattered hits and
did not permit q runner to pass sec
ond base. Williams single In the first
inning following MAINS single and
helder's choice, gave Chicago its first
run. Williams scored the other run
as result of his triple and sacri-
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r. H. e.
Philadelphia ,... 600 900 1000 5
Chicago .,,.,.., 100 100 00x-2 D
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