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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-08
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Contributed
Political Gossip.

MeatleSS days, wheatless day S,
sweetless days. and - heatless S
days.
After the count in New York
City: Colonel Harvey, Colonel
" atterson, let US present to you
Mayor Mitchell. You will find
him a congenial fellow member. "
THE lettuce has wiIted." " So
did Jimmy Ross. He says it IVES
a typographical error.
The state administration does
not know where our cities are
roing in debt creating, but they
are on the way.
X X
Now comes State Audit r Don
ahey and asks a bondless year in
our cities. What have yo2 to
say. Governor?
Secretary Daniels impresses
one as being thoroughly capable
of winning a knitting battle with
the Navy League.
If LaFollette should be cast
out of the Senate, he would so
'Hun-wept, Hun-Aonored and
Hun-sung."
X x Z
Mr.. Hlllquit, Socialist cendi-
late for mayor of New York,
boasts he has bought no liberty
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NEED FOR LOYAL WORKERS.
Men Who VIII Exert Best Efforts 20
HeIp Win War;

MON WHO VIII ENoFt Best EmoFt1 60
Help Win War.
1t would be impossible to overesti.
mate the importance of labor in its re-
lation to the war, and the necessity for
every workingman to give his best eff
forts in order not to handicap the gov
eminent in its work Of carrying the
war to a successful termination.
The loyal American workingmSn
may be depended upon to do his full
duty If he is not led by the mistaken
policies of his leaders to do the things
which his own conscience and his own
reason tell him are wrong. --IndWstFSss
COnservGttosA Neg Ionh
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TOWNSHIPS,
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CORPORATIONS.
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bonds. He needs an entirely
different kim Of bonds.
During October the govern
ment spent $50. 900 every minute.
night and day, or $42, 900, 600
daily. This is just a little less
than the last session of The legis-
lature of Ohio approE rated for
the expenses of this state.
If America does not win in the
war, she loses. But if Germany
does not losein the war, she viii S.
For Americas future there must
be no drawn battle or platitudi1-
Gus peace.
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1t is less than ten years since
the revolution in Turkey which
dethrCned Abdul Hamid and set
up Mehmet Y in his place, which
drove out the old regime and put
the young Turks in the saddle.
Yet the world seems to have for
gotten the incidents which at
tended that transformation and
which paralleled the events which
have been taking place in Russia
since the imperial dynasty was
overthrow last March. Revo-
lutions always have such episodes;
the only exception to tharuleis the
American Revolution-which Eu-
ropean commentators have al
ways used as the great example
Of a revolution which was initia
ted and carried forward to sue
cess and follow ed by the estal :
lioament of an orderly and pro-
gresslve government all by the
same group Of men and without
substantial reaction at any time.
Consequently, the Russia kaleid-
OScope should alarm nobody.
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1t will he a great pity if the
special senatorial election which
now seems necessary in WiScon-
Sin IS made to turn upon the is
sue OF peace or war. Even if ar
advocate of an immediate nego-
tIatcd peace should be success
full, it would have no effect upon
the general situation. We are in
the war; we ere in the war TO
stay until victory is ACCOMPLISHED,
In consequence the thing for the
voters of Wisconsin to do. Re
publican and Democratic, is to
nominate in their primaries a
man on either side who is COM
mitted to al effective prosecu-
tlon OF the war, The issue thel.
viii be between the Republican
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-28
Sporting NeuS
HAVE REACHED
DECISION They
ACTED HASTILY
Sport Governing Bodies Re
greet Action In Abandon
ing Meets
tRv Associated ssress.l

New York, June 2s.-As the result of
sober second thought. several OF the
national sport governing bodies of the
country have reached the conclusion
that they acted rather hastily in
abandoning various national cham
pionship meets. In the case of the
Amateur Athletic union the matter was
put to a mail vote before any dect-
sion was announced, and the returns
showed an overwhelming vote in favor
of staging the track and field games
under the same conditions prevailing in
normal times. ,..,#..
The annual championship meet will,
therefore, be held as usual. but some
uncertainty still exists regarding the
were originally set for st. Louis on
August 81, September and Q. St.
Louis athletic officials, however, are
not positive at this time that the
meet can be properly staged there, and
should this prove to be the case the
championship games will be awarded
to some other athletic center. New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia are all
understood to be willing to assume the
b0Sh VI lOluluB LAC ItlSGL III case ST
Louis decides to forego the contests.
May Also Change Dates.
II may also be necessary to change
the dates for the games should 1t be
found that they will conflict with the
plans for the assembling OF the army.
AS originally set. the junior and SEN
Tor meets would have fallen on the
Friday and Saturday preceding Labor
day, with the finals on the holiday with
a. Sunday for rest intervening.
If 1t should develop that the gov
eminent will begin assembling the new
army on Sept. /. as has been un-
offlcially stated, the dates of the games
will be moved forward a week bring
ing the contests on Aug. 24-25. This
will be necessary in view Of the fact
that q number Of prominent athletes
will enter the service with the first
call, thus losing all chance of COM
peting II the meet were to be held
after the date set for assembly at
camp.
The championship committee also
has decided that the regular A. A. u.
die medals shall be awarded to flrst,
second and third men to win places in
both track and field events as in past
years. It was the general opinion that
since the games were to be held the
regular championship trophies should
be awarded instead of the certificates
planned in connection with the sug-
gested patriotic meet.
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Ne und eott.


Colt, Gott, dear Colt, attention, please;
your partner Wilhelm's here
And has q word or two to say into
your private ear;
So turn all oders under now, and
listen veil to me,
For Vat / says concerns me much
meinself and Chermany.
Pou know, dear Colt, vas your frient
and from mine hour OF birth.
let you rule der heffen, vile rules
DER de earth.
IND ven 1 tells mine soldiers Of by
gone battle days,
always splits der glory und gives
you half der braise.
In effery way / try to prove mine heart
to you vas true,
Und only claim mine honest share In
great deeds vat we do.
You could not haf a better frient in
sky, on land or sea
AS Wilhelm Kaiser, Number 2, der
lord Of Chermany.
So vat ask, dear Colt. is dis: dat We
should be good frients,
Und you should help me send mine
foes to meet der bitter ends.
IL you, dear Colt, will dis me do, I'll
holdings ask again,
Und me und You viii partners be, for
ever und amen.
But listen, Colt, It must be quick, to
me your help you send,
Or else I hat to stop attack und only
play defend.
So four and twenty hours ! gif to
make der allies run,
Und put me safe, into mine blaze, der
middle Of der sun.
But II you don't, den must think,
yours il q hostile act,
Und den, you bet, I'll have revenge.
I'll tell the world der fact,
Den var at once viii declare, und in
mine anger rise,
Und send mine Zeppelins to wage a
fight Up in der skies.
Dis ultimatum now, dear Gott, is Won
Of many more;
NY mind is settled up TO clean der
whole world of der floor,
Because you vas mine partner, Won
extra chance Is giffen,
So help at vonce, or else LII be der
Emperor Of Heffen.
Pittsburgh Post.
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RETIREMENT OF STARS
WILL NOT HURT GAME
Youngsters Will Take Places Of Resta,
Riekenbaeher and Others, Says
Joe Thomas.
fBy Aseoclated PROSE-

Omaha. June 2s.-The recent with
drawal or retirement OF many former
automobile speed kings from racing
competition will not slow up the speed
at the various meets held over the
country, but will have tendency to in
crease II. IL anything, according to
Joe Thomas. who will drive one of the
cars entered in the $50 mile race here
on July 4.
Many people think that with the
withdrawal Of Dario Resta, Eddie Rick
enbacher. and others from the Ameri-
can speedways, racing will be slower,
but this is not true" said Thomas.
There are many stars coming into
prominence-young fellows who are
anxious to make good. and who will
drive faster and risk more than the
veterans. With the production of faster
cars, 1t IL almost Inevitable that the
old records will be broken this year."
Thomas who drives an American
made car. established record of 100
miles an hour on the Sheepshead Bay
track recently, and believes he can
make 125 on the local speedway. which
is banked at an angle Of AZ degrees.
and is a mile and quarter long.
Fred J. Wagner. New York, veteran
race starter for the American Automo-
bile association, will be on hand for
the local meet. Professor LEVEL, Ames,
Iowa, will act as official timer, while
7. F. Kennedy, Omaha. has been nam
ed as referee,
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HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR
:. BOOSTER DAY TICKET?

4 Have you bought your Booster
day ticket, MIR. Fargo Meorhead
FAM
If not, just dig into your jeans
for a four-bit piece when the first
pasteboard salesman "hits you up"
The team, your team, needs the
money.
And besides, 1000 tickets need
TO be sold for that game in the
Fargo college stadium at Gas
o'clock Monday evening, July 2, IL
league baseball is to be continued
In Fargo Moorhead.
Sc. Joseph, No., which haa a
!, team in the Western league, 10
but little larger than Fargo and
Moorhead together, but Il 10 put.
TING over q sale of 5000 tickets at
so cents per for it's team. Surely,
Fargo and Moorhead can do one
7sthird az well.
The team comes back Sunday,
0playinn Minot at league park In
7Moorhead at 8 o'clock In the after
-snoen. Just turn out, and see that
"a friend does likewise.
a And don't forget the Booster
nsans Monday evening.
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CLEVELAND PLAYERS
VIGOROUSLY PROTEST
ALLEGED "5LACK BALL.
(By AssocIated Press. )

Chicago, June 28.-Cleveland play
ers are vigorously protesting against
the alleged black ball." which they
say, is being used by Eddie Cicotte.
the pitching star Of the Chicago
Americans.
After being in play for a few min
utes the ball according to members of
the Cleveland club. becomes so dark
that 1t has the appearance Of having
been dipped into pitch. They allege
that the ball Is treated to plug to-
bacco juice bath.
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ANOTHER VICTIM
Werner Falls Before Fast Halliday
Club ~ to 8.

4, Halliday, N. D., June 2s.-Halliday
added another victim to its list Of de-
4sated, winning over the fast Werner
nine in a. game featuring the Dodge
6hautauqua at Dodge N. D., Tuesday,
IL to 8.
Farmer for Halliday allowed but
FIVE singles, and famed eight
"Smoky" Jones for Werner was
touched UP for ten hits. and whiffed
Ave. Batteries for Halliday were
Farmer and 4. Wasem; for Werner,
bones and Handschu.
3. Seven hundred people witnessed the
game.
e Halliday plays Stanton Mt Stanton
July i; Werner at Killdeer July 4;
Werner at Golden Valley July s; Bis
,1narck at Halliday July and 8; New
England at Halliday July is and 16;
Bismarck at Bismarck July 81 and %:
and New England at New England
sFlly % and 20.
Halliday has its fastest team in
years this season.
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winnipeg, Man. June 2S-Charley
Boardman. Fargo oorhead's big
southpaw, did not allow a hit for
seven innings, but he weakened in the
tenth, a hit, q walk and single by
Kearns scoring the only run of a great
pitchers battle here Wednesday even
ing. Winnipeg won, to 0.
Stevenson for Winnipeg pitched
consistent ball. having an edge over
Boardman for the first time this sea-
son.
Sensational fielding featured the
contest, Meixell for Fargo Moorhead
and Reuther for Winnipeg figuring in
several remarkable catches.
q The occasion was Booster day, and
a. large crowd saw the game.
The box score:
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Kansas city Star: II sorter hate to
tell you, Jack" said Constable Sam T.
slackputter. but I've got to arrest
that there boy o. your'n. He got in
trouble In town. and
'Dod-burn the trifiin' varmint!"
grumbled Jack Gap, prominent resi-
dent of the Rumpus Ridge neighbour
hood. in Arkansas. He amt worth the
powder 'twould take to blow him to
the devil! III he's been stealth any
thing. Ill fiaiI the hide off'n him. cons
found"
He got into a fight and shot four
menl"
"Shot four men, hay? Well, I alIus
said that boy would do us proud some
dayl Four OF 'em-and, say, Slack, he
was only 1e years old last tanner
WerTy!"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-28
CADDoCK RESTING
Bia Wrestler Will Not Engage IL
Matches For Two Months.
.(By Associated Press

Lake City, Ia, June 2s.-Earl Cad
dock, claimant of the heavyweight
wrestling championship will not en-
gage in any matches for at least two
months. Caddock underwent an opera
ton for the removal Of his tonsils, and
also had some teeth extracted. He said
that he had not been in good condition
for several weeks, and that he Is es-
pecially lacking in endurance.
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Two's a Crowd.

An old colored man charged with
stealing chickens was arraigned IN
court and was discriminating himself,
when the Judge said:
you ought to have a lawyer.
Where's your lawyer?s ~
"Ah ain't got no lawyer Jedge." said
the old man.
VERY well, then" said his honor,
'Tll assign q lawyer to defend you.s
"Oh, no, sub; no, sub! Please don't
do DAFT" the darby begged. s.
why not?" asked the Judge. at
won't cost you anything. Why don't
you want a lawyer7" g
well, jedge, Anil tell you, sub, "
said the old man, waving his tattered
old hat confidentially. Hits dis way.
An wan tub enjoy dem chickens mab-
self"
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ANOTHER CHANGE FOR BENDER,
INV Associated PressO

Philadelphia, June 2s.-Chief Benz
der, veteran Indian pitcher, who was
Internationally released by the Phila-
delphia National league baseball team
early in the season, Is to be given an
other trial by Manager Moran. Ben
der will join the Phillies in Brooklyn
today.
Since his release, Bender has been
pitching for independent clubs.
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EVERYBODY PICNIC

Niagara. Shawnee Farmers Holding
Annual Event at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake, N. D., June 2s.-An
Everybody picnic Is being held by the
Niagara Shawnee farmers at the
chautauqua grounds today. Several
thousand farmers and business men OF
the lake region are in attendance. fs
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BREAKS los OF zoo.

Wy EA11WNENIN0EE IW9IsI
Memphis, Tenn, June 29-William
Ridley Of Watcher, Iowa. set the
eace for the amateurs in Wednesdays
went OF the Tri-state Trap Shooting
tournament here, and topped the anna
1eur division at the end Of the days
shooting with 195 breaks out Of 200
agEetgs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-28
ESTABLISHES CYCLE RECORD.
(BY Associated Pressl

Cincinnati, June 2S.-Erwin Baker
of Indianapolis and Los Angeles, mo-
torcycle racer, it is claimed, estab-
lished a new endurance record for "a
hours at the Cincinnati speedway
Wednesday night, when. he covered
1886 miles against 1,153 miles made
by Allan T. Bedell.
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TAPPEN TO CELEBRATE,
jamestown Band 70 Play at Fourth OF
July Celebration in Kidder Town.

Happen, N. D., June 2s.-Dodgerw
to be held at Happen, Kidder county
about so miles west of jamestown,
The jamestown band has been hired
to play for the day. Two hundred
dollars will be distributed In prizes,
Harness races and an auto parade Will
be two OF the features on the pro-
gram. The jamestown eight piece orr
chestra viii play for the dance to be
held in the bowerY that night
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Won TIRPITZ ILL
German Admiral Gose To Berlin Health
Resort Victim OF Diabetes. q
(By Associated Press.D

. Wy TSSoEAdLS0 ITSss.I
Geneva June 2s.--Admiral Fred Won
Tirpitz former German minister of ma
rine, has arrived at st. Blaise, In
the black forest. He Is suffering ser
iously from diabetes. q
Grand Admiral Won Tirpitz has been
Germany's chief advocate of unre-
stricted submarine warfare and is
known as :the father of the German
navy" rs
He retired as minister, of the navy
in March, 1915. i'll health being given
as the reason. --a. " 5E
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"NIe" CLARK ENLIsTs.

Detroit, Mich, June 2S.-"Nig"
Clark, former major league catcher,
has applied for enlistment in the ma
rine corps. Clark was told by the Of
ficer in charge of the local recruiting
Office that he probably would be ac-
cepted If he would undergo slight
operation. Mig agreed to do this.
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M1NoT LOSES, 1913
pViIliston Easy Winner in Second
~ Game of Special Series.

WiIliston, N D., June 2S.--Williston
sluggers fell on Burden for eight runs
In the second, three In the sixth and
three in the eighth, defeating the Mi
not Northern league club In the Sec
aDnd game Of the series here Wednes-
day evening. IA TO 3. Twelve hundred
fans saw the game.
Lyle, on the hill for WilIiston,
pitched good, and was accorded excel
lent support. Minot remains today and
Friday.
Batteries for Minot were Burden
Ind Fusner; for, WilIiston. Lyle and
INNINGS.
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eowpY Joins HIS coLoRs.

New York, June 2S.-Harry M.
(Hank) Gowdy, catcher for the Bos-
ton National league baseball club,
left here Wednesday for Columbus,
Ohio, where he recently enlisted in
colors.
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The, score by innings:
Fargo-Moorhead goo GOO 0oo %
Summary: Sacrifice hits, Boil; dou-
BILE plays, Conroy to Maggie to Conroy;
RAuther to herman; bases on balls,
Stevenson l., Boardman q. struck out,
Stevenson 3, ~Boardman s; left on bases.
Winnipeg 8, Fargo-Moorhead 5. Time,
LAS. Umpire, Schuster.
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CITY rs GROWING
New Directory Issued at Fergus FaIls
Gives City's Population S,462. IL

Fergus Falls, Mimi, June 2g.e-
Fergus Falls has a population OF a.
4S2, exclusive Of the inmates of the
state hospital for the insane. accord
ing to the new city directory recently
issued from the presses. r.
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TYPEWRITERS.

RE-MANUFACTURED and slightly
used Underwoods, Remingtons, /. Z.
Smiths, Royals. divers, etc.. and port
able machines at half the price of new;
expert repairing; supplies for ali
makes. Dakota Typewriter Exchange,
Fargo, N. D., Tim Williams. Manager.
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N0fECes
The Board of Railroad Commission
ers will be In session at Fargo. n. D.
July 3rd, Sth and eth. for hearing roG
complaints and taking evidence.
r. r. CALDERHEAD,
secretary.
CJune Alas. 1879
NOTICE-DRAKN NO. TIA.
Le1timR or Contract
Bids will be received by The Board
OF Drain Commissioners Of CasH Coun-
ty, North Dakota. for the construction
OF Drain No. 21A including Excaga,-
tion. Grading, Culverts and Bridges. az
60 North Dakota, at 10 o'clock "A. .As
the 2nd day Of July. 1917.
Board OF Drain Commissioned Cass
County, North Dakota
BY HENRY LARSON.
Presidents
Samuel ~ Crabbe. Engineer.
TUNE ass 1e1ll IS
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GIFT OF $4,000


This Sum Toward the Red Croass
Devils Lake, N. D., June 2s.-with
20 townships and villages yet to report,
contributions to the Red Cross in RAM
sey county have reached the sum OF
$16,517.50, FIVE hundred more than the
allotment. When the contributions are
in the gift win reach $4,000. OF this
81, 907.5O was collected in Devils Lake.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadeiphia -. 100 600 o02-s j
New York -. 900 0i0 O00--1 3 1
Batteries-Meyers and Haley; Shaw
key and Nunamaker.
At Boston r. II. 70.
washington 100 002 003 OF is
Boston .... 001 0O4 100 00-6 3
Batteries--Gallia, Ayers and Henry,
Ainsmith; Shore and Agnew.
AT Cleveland r. Il. -.
ST. Louis 1850. 100 600 1922 p
Batteries - Davenport, Hamilton,
Wright and severeid; Kiepfer. Bagby,
Gould and Deberry.
At Chicago
First Came y. p. y.
Defroit $3.50 100 100 O00--z i
CHICAGO 1890. 600 OS2 00x-5 IL /
BatteTies-Cunningh Daugs and
Stanage, Spencer; ctcotte and Lynn.
Detroit ........ 100 001 000--2s10 3
Chicago .. 010 600 2gx-S O
Batteries- Ehmke and spencer stan
age; Damforths Russell and schalk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus 80. 600 o01 0oI-2 40
Minneapolis ...,. 900 900 003--3 2
Batteries-Lowdermilk and Coleman;
williams and Owens.
At Kansas city R.H.E.
Indianapolis 49,. O1o ola oo1--5 II /
Kansas City -. 900 112 1915 IL /
Batteries - Northrop and Schang;
Humphries, Sanders and Hargrave.
At st. Paul r. III. =.
Louisville ...... 900 900 600 8 !
Batteries-Stroud and Clemens; Up
ham and Glenn.
At Milwaukee r. II. p.
Toledo ....... l41 O02 000--8 IL /
Milwaukee ...... 100 010 001-3 2
Batteries Heating and Sweeney;
Harding, Kahler and Murphy.
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TWO BINGLES
| DEFEAT TWINS
IN THE tenth
Boardman Loses Great
Pitchers Battle at Win
rs nipeg, l to 0
IA
STEVENSON HAS
e EDGE FIRST TIME
Occasion is Booster Day at
= Peg, and Big Crowd
IS is Out
IVednesiIay,s Res

Wednesdays Results.
T Fa-go-Moorhead 0, Winnipeg /.
Warren-Minot, not scheduled.
Games Today.
Farko-Moorhead at Winnipeg.
( Warren-Minot, not scheduled.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--A physicians location; must
make money from start. Write 157,
care Forum.