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FIVE FORMER
FIN PLAYERS
MAKING GOOD
Du1nont, Ellis, Debus,
Boardman and Bachant
y Up in "Big Show
DEBUS THIRD BEST
SHORTSTOP In N. L.
IsHitting the Ball at a POI
Clip Over Eleven of
His Teammates

Every Fargo Moorhead Northern
league team players who has gone
un to the ''big show" is making
good. ..,.......f.
Take George Dumont, pitcher with
the Washington Americans. George,
though a member OF a second divi-
sien team, has been pitching won
defful ball all season, and is near
the top of the efficiency column.
Then there is AL Ellis with the
Birmingham club in the Southern
association, who is hitting. right
around 300, and is one of the "big
tea" in that circuit. AL was drafted
from Fargo Moorhead by the Pitts
burgh Pirates, and later farmed out
to- Birmingham. He is slated for a
regular berth with Barney's pets
next spring If he gets by the draft.
Debus Going Strong.
Adam Debus, shortstop, is another
FaFgo- Moorhead player whom the
Pirates had the good sense to grab.
Adam is holding down the short
position for them in fine shape. and
is hitting .261,. which is a better
mark than eleven other players on
the team are hitting. And according
to- the National league averages, he
Is the third best shortstop in the
league. ',-,,..s,
Adam started hitting the bali the
first day he got into the Pirates
lineup, taking the place of the great
"Honus" Wagner, who was shifted
tozfirst base.
Boardman Next To Top.
Charley Boardman, pitcher, is the
second hitter in the American asso-
ciation with an average of 1893.
Blackburn, Columbus catcher is in
first place with 1888 in fifteen games,
the majority Of which he played at
first. ''.t''.s'
Besides hitting the ball like fiend
for, the Millers, Charley is pitching
good ball, and since the middle Of
July has put over six wins for
Cantillon4s colts. nj,
Last. but not least, there is Louis
B2chant, BoaTdman's battery part
ner, who is doing the second string
work for the Minneapolis crew.
Louie has worked in nineteen games
to. date, hitting .245, which isn't a
SLOUGH Of an average for a catcher.
Stevenson, pitcher, who has been
with Charley Moll's teams at st.
Boniface and Winnipeg for the past
four years, is another Northern
Lacquer with the Millers. Steve has
been doing good work both in the
pitchers box and at first base,
though his hitting hasn't been too
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Philadelphia
spIit Third Double BIlI.

New York, Aug. 16.-NeW York ana
Brooklyn divided double-header for
the third straight time here Wednes-
day. The Giants outhit Brooklyn in
the first game, but failed to come
through in the pinches. Wheat, a
pinch hitter, drove in the winning run
in the ninth. Brooklyn used John
Russell, recruit pitcher from Van
couver in the second game. He was
unsteady in the first inning, New
York scoring three runs, Benton held
Brooklyn to four hits. Scores:
RrookIvn ~ 900 200 oo1-S .
New York .... 900 DOL 1902 13 /
Batteries-Pfeffer, Marquard, Che
ney and Miller; Demaree, Perritt and
Rariden,
BrookIyn 49,. 900 100 0O0-l 4 2
New York -. $40 900 03x-7 10 1
? Batteries = Russell and Kruger;
Benton and Gibson. - ..
st. Louis-Chicago. no game.
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Sport s. Snap Shots
JACI( K-EEEll

Reports from Cleveland have had 1T
that James Dunn and Rob MoRoy
have not been getting along well in
ADMINISTRATION Of club affairs and
est to his partners and retire. Nc
Roy denies there has been any clash
and says he has no intention of re.
firing from the club. While 1t is true
es in Cleveland practically for a
month, he says he has merely been
taking a vacation.
pitcher Dave Davenport. OF the
Browns, seems destined to die a nat
ural death. He exploded q load of
buckshot into his anatomy last win
ter and ii didn't Tease him.. The 9TH
err day in batting practice he was
struck in the short ribs by a ball
coming at a terrific clip and crumpled
pslike dead man, but soon was up
and on his feet. Examination by a
physician revealed that he had suf-
fered no serious injury, though the
blow might have put an ordinary man
in the hospital.
Russell Ford's effort to come back
for Toledo has been such that all in
dfcations are he soon will be return
ing to his job as craftsman. Roger
are others willing to try 1t with an
equal chance Of success.
The Louisville club has recalled
Catcher Frank Crossin, who has been
with Scranton, of the New York State
league, under option. Scranton
couldn't pay his salary and had turn
ed him adrift when Louisville exer-
cised its claim. He can be used by
the Colonies, since Clemens has been
called to his home in Iowa because of
the illness of his mothers
asgs
Pitcher Bill Steen, who refused to
report to Dallas when released to
that club by San Francisco, has been
given his unconditional release by
San Francisco. Steen has been pitch
ing independent ball since San Fran
cisco disposed of him. Now he will
be able to go where he chooses.
Because the Chicago Cubs could not
deliver Dutch Reuther and seemed to
have nothing else in the way OF q
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WALTER cox
IN DOUBLE WIN
Drives Horses to Money in
Two Big Events At
Cleveland Meet
CBy Associated Press.l

Cleveland. Aug. 1s.-Walter Cox
walked Off with the feature event
of Wednesdays card in the North
Randall grand circuit meeting. win
ming the $4,000 trottinE feature with
Lu Princeton. Royal Mac, the fav-
orite in this race, gave Lu Prince
ton some hard competition.
Cox also won the 2:19 pace with
Marjorie Kay, who found the going
easy. In the 2:13 pace Butte Hal,
driven by Murphy, proved the class
of his field and was never forced to
extend himself
The 2:15 trot with eleven start
ers was a hot proposition from start
to finish. Royal Hal, the favorite
was not even contender, Cora.
Davis going to the front and walking
off with first money.
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Bobby Ryrne.

Bobby Byrne, veteran third base
man, released Internationally by the
Phillies, says he has quit baseball
for good and that he will go into
business in st. Louis. Byrne is class
ed as a veteran" yet he is but two
or three years beyond thirty. He
started his professional career at an
age when most boys are just she'd
ding knee pants. 1t is rumored that
money as a result of his activities in
baseball.
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No other games played.
ls coyELEskIE sLlPPINo9

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 16.-Admirers
Of Harry Coveleskie. the big left
handler Of the Detroit Americans, are
considerably concerned over his poor
showing this year. When the Tigers
jumped back from New York recent
~ for q Sunday game with Chicago,
the Pole was left behind when De-
troft resumed its eastern swing.
Hughey Jennings was quoted at
the time in q local newspaper as
saying that unless Coveleskie show
ed q decided Improvement when the
team returned, he would not be used
again this season. Coveleskie said
that q muscle or tendon In his left
shoulder was bothering him.
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pitcher, the Portland club called off
the deal by which Shortstop Charley
Hollocher was to be sold to the Cubs.
several other bids have been made
TOR sHollocher and he will go to the
club that can make the best offer of
players IN exchange.
Cliff, McCarl, formerly with San
Francisco, who finished the season as
manager of the Butte team OF the
Northwestern league, has returned to
san francisco, where he may enlist
in the military service. If he does
not he has been assured that he Is
wanted Daek in Butte next year to
manage the team that Butte hopes to
have in some league or other.
It's one thing after another with
Portland. Both Borton and Pinelli
were injured at about the same time,
Borton so seriously that he is out for
the season, as he SUSTAINED a severe
rupture. The Portland club took on
Herb Hunter, recently released by
Vernon, and wired for. Earl Thomp-
son. who played first base for Tacoma
until the Northwest blew up.
Catcher Joe Casey had reported TO
Salt Lake before he was notified that
he had been caught in the draft. He
hadn't made great impression on
salt Lake fans anyway, SO was per-
Great Falls in the Northwestern until
that league, disbanded, has been sign
ed to take Casey's place. Mr.. Casey
was an expensive proposition for the
Salt Lake club, but some magnates
prefer to go It blind rather than
learn their way.
Rumored that Percy j. Haughton
and his partners will sell the Boston
Braves when the season is over.
The National league has been re-
quested by the American Red Cross
to head a movement to furnish am
army units going to France with
baseball and football paraphernalia.
President Tener will take the matter
up Immediately.
New York fans would be glad to
see Pitcher Albert Mamaux in q Giant
uniform.
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AUTOs-MOTORCYCLEs.

FIyE-PASsENGER Ford, 1914 model
cheap. Call 1910 LIST Ave. n, morn
ings.
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FIVE HEATS DECIDE RACE.

Burlington, Ia, Aug. 16.--Un, ably
driven by Cook, won the 2:15 pace,
the feature race on Wednesdays
card at the Great Western race here.
Five heats were required for this
race. Hal j., driven by Allen, taking
the first and third heats and I'm the
others. Hal, ]. made the distance in
2:0s Ia in the first heat, lowering
the 1atters class.
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rs TURNED DOWN

Milwaukee, Aug. 16.-Ad Wolgast,
former lightweight champion boxer,
Wednesday was disqualified by the
examining physician when he APP
peared before the examination board
for men drafted for war service in
the Eleventh division. WoIgast has
been a patient at local sanitarium
for several months. He did not claim
exemption.
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CLEVELAND HIT
May Lose Four Regular Players IN
der SeleetiVe CONSUMPTION Law.
(By Associated Press.)

Cleveland, o., Aug. 16.-The Cleve-
land American league club may lose
two of its regular infielders and two
pitchers by the selective conscrip-
ton law.
Joe Harris, first baseman, was ac-
copied by a local draft board We'd
nesday. Third Baseman Joe Evans
and Pitcher Clark Dickerson were
accepted at New York last week.
Pitcher Ed Klepfer passed his ex-
animation at Warren, Pa, Tuesday.
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BASEBALL GAMsLERS
FINED At BOSTON.
NV Associated Press.l

Boston, Aug. 16.-The effort OF
the National Baseball commits
sion to stop gambling at major
league games caused the ar
raignment here Wednesday of
nine men charged with betting.
All but one pleaded guilty, and
were fined $40 or $50 each.
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DODGERS RELEASE TWO.

New York. Aug. 16.-President Eb-
belts of the Brooklyn National
league club, Wednesday announced
that J. T. (Chief) Meyers, the catch
er, and Mike Mowry, the veteran
third baseman, had been granted
their unconditional release. +.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 16.-Min-
neapolis and st. Paul divided a. long
drawn out double-header "Wednesday,
the home team winning the first, 8 to
3. and losing the second, Z to s. Six
Of ST. PauPs runs in the second game
were due to Minneapolis errors.
Scores:
First Game II. II. u.
st. Paul 1900. 100 DOL 600 :
MINNEAPOLIS sol 100 01x--6 10 2
Batteries-Hagerma Niehaus, Will
liams and Glenn; Thomas and owens.
Second game R. Fl. h.
st. Paul ...... 001 400 020-7 9 l
MINNEAPOLIS -. 001 1870 000--5 Q z
Batteries-Griner, Williams, Hag-
erman and Glenn; Boardman and
Bachant.
No other games scheduled.
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anr nenf AfhIefica.

Philadelphia, Aug. 16.-Boston rail-
lied in the ninth Wednesday and de-
feated Philadelphia. Moves and Fos-
ter had a fine battle until the seventh
when the former was knocked uncon-
scious in q collision with Hoblitzel at
a'fSs Das0' R.HE.
Boston 1890. 100 600 00s-4 8 4
T5hiTadalnhia 600 100 1902 s 2
Batteries - Foster and Thomas;
Noyes. schauer and Schang.
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HOUSE AND LOTS for sale at low
prices. 224 4th st. N, Moorhead.
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Notice Of Mortgage ForecIOsure Sale.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by Keith TeteF, single man,
mortgagor 70 John III. Lewis, mort
gage, dated July LIST. 1915, and filed
for record in the office Of the Register
of Deeds in the County of cass and
State OF North Dakota, on the 30th
day OF July. 1916 at 1904 o'clock p.
NJ, and recorded in Book "14H Of
Mortgages on page So will he fore
closed BY sale of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described
al the front door or the Court House
In the city Of Fargo County OF Cass
and state OF North Dakota, at the
hour OF 1916 o'clock IN the forenoon.
on August goth, 1917 to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the date OF sale. The premises descib-.
ed In such mortgage and which will
be sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows. to-wlf.
The Southwest Quarter tSWMl OF
Section Nine t9G Township One hun
dred forty-three t143g. North OF
Range Fifty-on@ tB1). West OF the
Fifth Principal Meridian containing
One hundred sixty (l60l acres.
There will be due on such mortgage
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(Aug. s-1s. els
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.


Notice is hereby given that that
cred by Keith Teter, a single man,
mortgagor to John II. Lewis. mort
gage, dated July LIST. 1915, and filed
for record in the office of the Register
of Deeds in the County of Cass ana
State of North Dakota, on the 30th
day of July, 1915, at 1:03 o'clock r.
NJ, and recorded In Book TAI" OF
Mortgages on page 40, will be fore
closed by sale Of the premises IN such
at the front door of the Court House
in the City OF Fargo, County of Cass
and state of North Dakota, at the
hour of 1000 o'clock in the forenoon
on August goth, 1917 to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the date of sale. The premises descib-
cd in such mortgage and which will
be sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NWA) Of
Section Nine (9), Township One hun
dred forty-three l143l, North of
Range Fifty-one (51l, West of the
Fifth Principal Meridian, containing
one hundred sixty $500 acres.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale on account OF
principal and interest, Five Thousand
six hundred eight and 75-100 Doll
lars (560S.75), also the sum of $3.50
for taxes paid by the undersigned
upon said land, making total sum
due upon the date Of sale S5651.95.
Dated, July 18th, 1919.
John H. Lewis, Mortgages.
WATSON YOUNG q COMFY,
Attorneys for Mortgages, Fargo,
North Dakota
July f2-is-2s. Aug. 2-s-1s. 1919
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(By Associated Press.)
standing of the Cuba,
brewer Make 1t -Four.

Milwaukee, Aug. 16. - milwaukee,
made it four of five on the series by
defeating Kansas City Wednesday, 4
to 8. Poor work on the bases cost
the visitors several chances to score.
Slapnicka, who relieved Reeb in the
NTH inning, pitched excellent ball.
R.H. e.
kansas city -. 900 OsO 0O0-3 s
Milwaukee -. 100 Ito 01x-4 l
Batteries Sanders and Berry;
RAAh. Slapnicka and Murphy.
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SHORE ENRoLLs
fBY Assoclated Press.l

Boston, Aug. 1s.--Ernest Shore.
pitcher for the Boston American
league baseball team, enrolled in the
United States naval reserve as a
class four yeoman Wednesday.
Shore will rejoin the Boston team
on Friday. He was told by the re-
cruiting officers that his services
with the colors probably would not
be required until after the close Of
the baseball season.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
gxawNeww NJ En- S.I,,H,a-
FsIratea Defeat Reds,

Pittsburgh, Aug. is. - Pittsburgh
defeated Cincinnati wednesday: the
winning run coming in the ninth in
ming after the visitors had seemingly
won the game. Score:'
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WHITE sox WIN EXHIBITION.

= =
Nationals defeated the Detroit AM
orleans in an exhibition game here
Wednesday, to /. Coveleskie and
Prendergast had a pitchers duel and
both were supported brilliantly.
Doyle's double followed by Tripe by
Merkle and Williams accounted for
the Cub TALES. Holman OF the
Tigers made a hnrne run. Score.
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FOR SALE!
4 Head Farm Horses
/ Driving Horse
3 Set Work Harness
Set Light Harness
Set Single Harness
Lumber Wagons
Drays
Concord Buggies
Dump Wagons
Trap
Set Bob-Sleds
! Concrete Mixer
6 inch, spruce; also several thousand
feet 4 inch and 6 inch lap siding.
Several thousand feet OF dimension
lumber, all new.
BOWERS BROS.
IL G. II Roberts st.
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HuRhea NInkea start.

Boston, Aug. 16.-Hughes starting
for Boston for the first time this year,
pitched his team to a victory over
Philadelphia Wednesday. Alexander
was hit hard early in the game and
gave way to pinch hitter in the sew
enth. Score:
Philadelphia 80. 900 900 1000 5 i
Boston ,....... O10 010 1913
Observation-Disclosures IFitterey and
Adams, Killifer; Hughes and TRACES
ser.
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GOOD DELIVERY WAGON for sale;
box 10 Ia IT. by Ia II. Luger
Furniture Co.
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FOR sALE-work team and harness,
first class condition. Apply w. o.
Olsen Furniture Co.
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Cleveland, Aug. 16.-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland in ten-inning
game wednesday, thus taking three
OF the four-game series. Both teams
had 70 replace their pitchers, Cleve-
land using three and the White Sox
two. because OF the injury received
in tuesdays game, Speaker did not
play. Score:
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.News From World Of Sport

strong. His average for twenty
games is .1s2.
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FOR sALE-One buTglar-proof and
! hre-proof safe for sale. Morton
Page G. Son, phone 81.
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A WELL KNOWN paint and varnish
manufacturer, making extra long
line; and having branch In Minneapo-
lis, requires competent and expert
enced salesman for Dakotas and
Montana, one capable Of securing new
business from merchants only along
constructive lines: state experience
and salary expected: all replies con-
fidential. Write 3l6, care Forum.
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HOSPITAL.

PRIVATE MATERNETx HOME =
Phone 12-kb.
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chicago .... 900 OF O2O lis IL Z
cleveland -. 600 O03 100 o. 10 /
batteries - Cicotte, Scott ana
schalk; Klepfer, Coumbe. Gould and
O'Neill
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TWO slightly used, Little Devil tract
ors for sale by one of our agents.
More Bros, 41T-4I9 Front st.
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CHIROPRACTORs.

n. W.. WINDSOR, ID. C.-Licensea
Doctor OF Chiropractfc. Palmer
graduate: experienced. Consultation
tree. Lady attendant. 417-19 aeLen~
drecis Blk. Phone 9s4-W.
GEO. A. NEWsALT, FarKo'a Pioneer
rhfropractor. the only specific. pure
and unduiterated Chiropractor il Far
go individual rest room for IAdfna
Phone i23b-1N. Savings ~ Loan Bldg.
EN2GMN H.
FRANK L. ANDERs-civn Engines.
City Hall
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FOR SALE - Nichols & Shepard
threshing outfit in good condition
cheap. Call clerk, Webster Hotel.
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wANTED-Men to erect silos; good
pay to right kind of men; steady
work until freezeup. Fargo SilO Co.
Call at 626 LIST Ave. N. or phone 574.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

(By Associated Press.>
standing OF the Clubs,
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE. see
@. r. Froling, sos Front st.
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FOR SALE.


GOOD DELIVERY WAGON for sale;
box 10 Ia IT. by 4 Ia IT. Luger
Furniture Co.
FOR sALE-work team and harness,
first class condition. Apply w. o.
Olsen Furniture Co.
FOR sALE-One burglar-proof and
! hre-proof safe for sale. Morton
Page & Son. phone 81.
TWO slightly used, Little Devil tract
ors for sale by one Of our agents.
More Bros, 417-419 Front st.
FOR SALE - Nichols & Shepard
threshing OUTFIT In good condition
cheap. Call clerk, Webster Hotel.
FOR SALE, cheap, driving horse. new
buggy and cutter. harness and
equipment. Phone S9S or 3069-W.
FOR sALE-Complete butcher shop
fixtures with all necessary tools.
cooler size Sx12. good shape: cheap
for quick sale. Write 2sS. care Forum.
FOR SALE-Gaar-Scott separator and
Hart-Parr engine, John Deere
S-bottom pillow, s wagons, grain
tanks, water tank and oil tank. b.
G. Geddes. Grandin, n. d.
NEW Winchester $3.50 repeating
also ESQ rounds ammunition; fret $25
takes the outfit. A. H. Schumacher.
Fargo, N. D.
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HoMEoPATHs.
OsTEoPATHs.

mn. J. z. CAyANAGH--osteo
resident graduate OF the National
school Of Chicago. President OF
FARGO Sanitarium. Phone No. $50.
Address, 1929 srd Ave. s.
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Rumored that Percy ]. Haughton
and his partners will sell the Boston
Braves when the season is over.
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FOR SALE, cheap. driving horse, new
buggy and cutter, harness and
equipment Phone S9S or 3069-W.
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Because the Chicago Cubs could not
deliver Dutch Reuther and seemed to
have nothing else in the way OF q
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Louis-chicago. no game
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-16
saInta and NTiIIers Divide,

Reeb. slapnlcka and Murphy.