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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-02

We suggest that the Germans plot
their west front lines alphabetically
We can keep better track Of them
then.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-02
Evening Up.

oh, doctor, can't We do somethin'
right away for this stomach-ache?"
Eyes. But considering you're the
plumber who fixed the leak in my
bathroom, I'm tempted to go back
for my tools. life.
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:: A poet may live on post ::
:. humous fame, but not on post ::
:: humous bread and cheese i"
:. Southey. :
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,Recounized Him.

bad luck, that for poor old Bill"
said links, the chauffeur. HE got
fined for taking out his employers
car without permission"
"But how did the boss know he took
it,"
Grill ran over him"
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Sweet Innocence.

sweet Inh0cehce.
Mrs. Youngbride-Our cook says
those eggs you sent yesterday were
quite old.
Grocer-Very sorry, ma'am. They
were the best we could get. You
see, all the young chickens were kill
ed off for the holiday trade, so the
old hens are the only ones left to 40
the layin'.
Mrs. Youngbride-Oh, to be sure!
I hadn't thought of that.
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do you object to a man who eats
onions?"
eyes," replied Miss Cayenne. Il
very much dislike any ostentation Of
wealth."
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Just Fun
Preparing.

A lawyer engaged stenographer to
come to him on the first OF the fol-
lowing month. Meeting her mother
in the meantime, he said to her:
Il hope your daughter is preparing
herself for the position?'
"Oh, yes" was the answer, "she is
reading Bertha, the Beautiful Blonde
Stenographer' The Ladies Home
Journal.
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Aversion.

"Bill ran over him"
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OICIlIO w. 1eN
Meteorological.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

Texas. The ground Itself was The
inest sort of muck. admirable for
the raising OF cotton. but scandalous
for a ball park
Haisman had only few weeks in
which 10 work, but before the club
got south. be had mixed the mrsk
with sand 80 thoroly that when the
boys arrived. they found a dry.
splendlily drained. firm arena. with
fast base lines and 2 sprlngy. grass
grown diamond equal 90 that which
Haisman had built AZ Gulfport. and
which was declared 90 De the best
In the south
This winter HaiSmRn has worked
chiefly with the outneld. and when
Manager Jennings arrived. he found
the gardens smoother and nr1uer
than ever. and with an excellent
turf. while the diamond now com
pares fayorably 10 big league plots.
Emil is soon due back I'm Detroit.
and probably will tear his hair when
he gets there, Wha' those football
ers did 10 the turf NJ Navin Geld
last fall was a plenty
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Tigers Get in Fine Workout
Preparatory to First Game
BROWN SAYS
IT'S ALL WRONG,
nc ISN'T THRU

NEW YORK. March s.-Grant
Hugh Brown today issued formal
denials OF the report that he is
about 10 be kicked into fistic OBJ
hyion. Browns most entertain
Ing acts have been denIals OF ~.
mors.
lie nailed the last one good
and hard when he stated without
a preface that. inasmuch as 100.
600 iron men have been sacrificed
by him TO get lease, on Madison
50. Garden. he'll see that struc-
lures owners boiled In oil-or
words to that effect before he'll
let them disappear With the
money.
To prove II Brown proudly dts
played contract which calls for
a 10-rouud meeting next Monday
night between Joe yelling and
Charlie White. two Chicago light
weights.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Peterson AND
AzINE GO, DRAW
Fast Little Pugs Get Even
Break in Second Meeting
Over the River
BY L. WEBSTER BABBTrT

Jimmy Arlne was In better form
wednesday night in his clash with
Paul Peterson than when be met
that gentleman a short while back
IN Glassco's arena across the river,
but IL cannot be fairly said that be
whipped Peterson.
There were times when AEine
seemed 70 have the better OF the
scrapping by a shade, but Petersen.
while more or less worried during
the eighth. ninth and tenth hounds.
vas not whipped or outclassed 5y
any means
The go was fast and furious and
the fans left Glasscos place con-
WINGED that they had seen a good
exhibition OF SKIN. science and game
pess.
Peterson split Azine's left eys in
The third round-thc same eve he
battered up on his previous meeting
with AEine-and The injured optic
vas a handicap 10 Jimmy Peterson
on the other hand was In consider
ably better physical condition. Had
be not been he would have shown
The effects Of AEine's terrific punches
tC the cody and face muca more
percepubly
There were rounds when one
RET med 20 have a shade on the 9Th
er but the tight was too close 20
Justly award il 10 either one.
The sem final vas between Joe
Netke and Tommy Long and proved
surprisingly interesting II vas al
most good enough 20 be elassed
With the final II was bout in
which Netke probably had an edge
on his opponent but both did some
mixing
A gratifying feature Of both bouts
was clean lighting.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
UMPIRE oUIGLEY AN
EXPERT IN THREE
DIFFERENT SPORTS

Ernest c. Quiglsy. OF President
Tener's staH OF umpires. proba-
bly, is the most versatile sport
Oficial in the country.
The Saturday after the close
Of the worlds series. the umpire
made a quick switch from base
ball 20 football. and was referee
OF one % the University OF Mis-
souri's games. He was football
oficiAl twice a week until the
close Of the season. when he ref.
creed the big game between Ne
oraska and Notre Dame.
The end OF the football SEIZED
ule brought no rest 20 Quigley.
who Is now refereeing some OF
the big basketball games in the
middle west Quigley bas built
up a big reputation as an Official
IN these varied sports and Is i'm.
mensely popular.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
BOWLERS FOR
BIG MEET DUEIN
RAPIDS TONIGHT

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 9.
The hrst influx % outside teams
TO Grand Rapids 70 participate in
the seventeenth annual tournament
~ the American Bowling Congress.
that opened here last SATURDAY.. will
be Thursday night when Cincinnati.
Chicago Toledo. Peoria Cedarhurr
and Milwaukee oves get in art.on
The alleys have been held the
last three DAYS by local teams or.
olusively None has rolled a count
that will mean moaey The Dutch
Mssters with 257t and the Grand
Rapids News with 2.5f9 lead az
hey are the only $500 marks.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

Danes dishgured face. cutting it
10 ribbons
Ten. twenty. thirty rounds passed.
Nelson stu numbered forward after
his elusive antagonist. paving and
swinging Thirty-nve rounds--Nel-
sons face was badly battered
In the thlrty.ninth round Nelson
or the hrst time in bis life begs
10 give ground
In the fortieth the spectators
howled TO I'd Smith. the referee.
demanding that he stop the nght.
Smith looked appealing At Mel
son's corner in hopes the sponge
would be thrown into the ring When
his seconds took no action Smith
topped between the lighters and
-aised Wolgast's hand
There was a new champion, but
he old champion had lost his title
landing on his feet lighting every
econd Then he staggered into
as corner while wolgast left the
ing
Wolgast later lost his title on a
'1ul 20 Willie Richie and after
ward engaged IN almost weekly
OTIS His health failed but he
ontnued 10 box
Then the superb constitution
ave way-Ad Wolgast had passed
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Dyer and Ellison Show
Up Well In Train
ing Practice
~ HAROLD v. WILCOX.
stdT Correspondent Detroit Ttmss)

CstaT Correspondent Detroit Tsmssl
wAXAHACHIE Tex. March s.
Manager Jennings today will begin
90 prepare HIS team for the game In
Fort Worth sunday. SthDAge. Bush.
Dyer and ellison will be the inneld.
Cunningham. Yelle and Nicholson
Nill appear in the gardens aud most
Of the young pitchers will get
chance to show Nicholson reported
Wednesday and did some excellent
hitting Contrary 10 expectations,
lie has turned out 10 be q right hand
after and will get some serious
consideratioa from the powers
that be.
Lieut.. Ailer, OF the Ninety.hrst in
fantry viii come up from Fort Sam
Houston. n San Antonio. In A few
days to give the bCys a chance TO
earn something OF military things.
Il r. Understood that he would con-
duct a camp OF instruction and in
formation. rather than an ac;i .
n.ilitary training camp.
"Wednesday was a wonderfully
bright AMI warm day. and the IT.
gers got in lot OF good practice. do
spite a soft diamond in the morning
due TO a midnight shower.
The work OF Dyer and Ellison
Wednesday ELECTED laudatory com
ments from Hughie. The former
seemed a little 'stir legged" .nd
romevhat handicapped by sore arms
and SUI back. but this Is due 20
The trimming OF the last few days
he handles the ball cleVeriy. how.
ever. and his throwing is up to ad-
vance notices. he should SHOW
something in the tryout at third
Ellison shows decidedly Sccur-
ate peg and handles the ball well
slso. Second base l. a new position
for him. nut he displayed enough
bility to indicate that he is a val
liable asset 20 the squad
Spencer appears 10 be in better
| condition that any OF the other men
end will make a great showing this
season IL he continues 10 look a.
good as he does nov.
Every spring the war correspond
ents trailing the Tigers are moved
20 slip in a boost for Emil Haisnian.
the Navin aeld groundkeeper. Each
winter he Is cent south 20 prepare
pasture on which the boys may
samboI with pleasure and proft.
and be never fails TO bat 400 on the
Job. A year ago be found the pro
posed site % the waxahachle park
deal in every respect except under
foot
The location was convenient TO
he hotel. and a mound 10 the north
cut OF the inevitable wind. which Is
he only drawback 10 training In
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Hughie,s New Masterpiece.

IuGHEY JENNINGS Democrat Every that preceded
election
szno the populace matters Of politics We have record Of
Huxhey swinging Pennsylvania
- golfer this
the
Gpc3on
80 and really happened him.
The Tiger leader
lie gof He says that aged darky provided cadde
voe up north He even Invaded the OF politics.
did the
N "Yassuh. deed ah did"
know
v1e president the
-Hswi Mstab Iennin's
- repb. Deed ali 'membahs EN- all
Well Msah Jennins question that time
Les sec7 Dere histah Roo
Uotah Huxbes he fob de pubIcans, an
on ND had IL wool noodle
~llsfAh Jennns" he continued
Clare 10 goodness All disremembah
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
DAYTONS take
RAYLS' MEASURE
Cadets Prove For the Third
Time That They Are Mas
tiers of Local Five

The Dayton Cadets proved beyond
rny doubt Wednesday night that
they are masters OF the RAyls. II
WAS the third time this season that
the two teams faced each other md
the Cadets grabbed It by a score OF
80 10 %
II was a Fee-saw all the way. Just
about the time the Rayls would
Feem 20 have the edge on the affair
the Cadets would come along and
kick everything 90 rieces There
vas never more than a three sr
four point gain for either side until
Fox and Zimmerman cut loose in
the last few minutes OF play.
Dayton was leading az the end or
the FIRST period by ccore OF N 70 2.
The Hardware Ave opened the sec
Ond period with burst OF speed
and aggresnvencss and for tire IL
looked as IN II would come crt re
victors. Just about this time the
Fox.Zimmeunan pair rot 10 gciag
and they swept the locals into Sub
mission
The Raw reserves beat Dearborn
in the preliminary by a score %
81 20 81.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Harrr,s MOAN SINCERE.

Isn't his Inside ball makes
Cleveland chicago
down TO q ended Win
the flag One OF the crucial
the ninth
"a psfhs with their turned up and Iaoe
cacng Lajoe expected the famous splitter SUI
straight ball
crossed He surprised that he DIDN'T even
pennant Uttered Walsh was hero
Of Phlies
Alexander opposed 70
TO
inned
possy passed earlier the Hob
third Duffy
everybody thought he would be passed
pitched him Lewis promptly
the Red Sox had edge in The series AeI
prize sucker His theory all right but II didn't work
WIN the privilege Of Is months later the criticisms OF AeI
Gard
considered batter
Gardner the outstanding batting hero
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
DARCY FINALLY
AGREES TO TALK
GO WITH GIBBONS

NEW YORK. March s-A match
between Les Darcy and Nike Glib.
bons. 20 be staged April 10 IN Nil.
waukee. became more OF probabil.
ity this afternoon than al any time
since negotiations between the BOZ.
ers started. II was learned BY the
United Press. Darcy. peeved be
cause he has not been allowed TO
hghi In New York. and smarting
under the criticism OF local scribes,
Is ready 20 talk business. he de.
clares.
The Australian champion. nov
alternating IN Goshen. n s.. viii
meet Eddie Kane. manager OF Glib
bons. probably Friday and will be
ready TO make concessions % some
sort
Heretofore. Darcy has refused 20
talk With Gibbons With no other
csplanatioa than thar he didn't
want TO-
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

A q a
bsskebsl with inc
and here a a ne
Jimmy FIRST
When
ebeium
ynonra pitcher
bookn and their
eW Undertaken ball club.
M then but he bad much that he could
handicap
(oghtnn
oorty thereafter
heroic drive he
refused absolutely anything TO do batting
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

THE end OF the Of 1915 Eddie cicotte who lives Detroit
"a and White ranked
- and a
he
(Dsn
nob himself
ned record Of LIS TALES called
osn but virtually
0pgW Of the
preceding
tcaa&e Tigers their shorteominss
Meaning particular Mr. Dauss Mr. James and Mr. Boand
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

YIyHE Tigers last fall Detroit
"a Navtn Field
JungAees
m
Gardner had been
he had
with terrific drive
0 ~ 1DuEth. and called Henrikson 20 bat for him
policy walled Hnrkson and picked Leonard Ehm
catching held
n.red that while Hehrkson rascal he was hitting under 600
had
then and there
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

A wire story a few days ago told
OF the passing from boxing OF the
last lighter. actually engaged in the
game. who was in the ring In the
old days OF real lighters and real
fights.
Ad Wolgast. suffering from a men.
tai and physical breakdown as the
result OF his years OF activity in
the squared circle. probably never
viii don the gloves again.
Go back seven years. Wolgast. IN
1910. was a clean. 1.-THE, muscular
little fellow. a boxer who never
tired. a hard hitter. a wonderful
lighter
The lightweight champion was
Bat Nelson. the greatest star for
punishment the world had ever
seen.
Nelson's system OF lighting was 10
permit himself 20 be battered. slug
red and pounded around the rims
until his opponent was worn on
or until he had broken his hear
slamming away al bleeding face
wolgast and Nelson were matchst
for a 45-round fight in California
II resulted in a battle OF cavemen
There has never been a night since
in which primitive instincts were
30 much on the surface.
There bad been few such Jung
fights in the whole history OF tht
ring. even In the days OF bare
handed nghting
Nelson opened with his usua
style. lie blundered forward, swing
ing with both hands
Wolgast met him cody and d
liberately and pounded away az To
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
SO ENTER FOR
BOWLING DOUBLES

Eighteen pairs will enter the
bowling tournament In the mixed
doubles In Drolshsgen's alleys Fri.
day afternoon IN squads OF six with
an hour 10 each for play.
Jamie Fleming and Mrs. Blankart
are leading the procession 20 pins.
The schedule follows.
FIRST SQUAD r NJ
Alley No. Mira Hardoin and will
liam Reid 2. MIRA Fowler and J.
Aubrey; 2, Mrs. Veins and ~ Cappe.
4, Mrs. Green and r. Haley. 5. Mrs
Kuyat and William Bull 8. Ms
Smith and Fly smith.
SECOND sQCAD-a.so p. N
Alley No Miss Wolian ana N
Williams. Mrs Herbst and Mr..
Doherty, . Mrs. GeArhardt and u
Hubey. 4. Mrs. Johnston and y. oar
della 5. Mrs. Ball and Mr. Ball. q
MIRA weber and Mr. Weber.
THIRD SQUAD. y. NJ
Alley No. Mrs Scott and Chaa
gmithi ?. Nrs Bullion and chick
Thompson; ;. Mra Bronson and Mr..
Bronson 4. Ms Blanksrt and j.
FtsminG 3. Mrs west and NJ Dun
ton 6. Mrs Hunter and NJ CASTOR
-
1eveisnd report has ~ fhst
- A.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
DETROITERS
BEAT WINNIPEG
Grab Third of Series From
MOnarchs BY a Score
of 3 To 2

mOnarchS by a Score
of 3 TO 2
Detroit took the series from The
Winnipeg Aonarchs by "A 3 10
, victory Wednesday night In the
Arena. thereby reversing the yer.
dict in 1916 IL was a hockey en-.
counter that contained all the Gle
ments Of fast slashing match.
Combination play and individual 81.
fort that was sensational made me
game spicy and held the Interest AZ
the highest pitch thruout.
In the first period each side
scored altho the play was slightly in
favor Of Detroit The second period
was about an even break with he
Detroiters showing al possible az
gressiveness
Some good passing in the last faw
minutes OF play enabled Roberts to
put over the winning score.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

NEW YORK. March S--Eddie
Kane. manager OF Tom Gibbons. an
nounces that ne has signed articles
for a i0-round bout the night OF
March 20. between Gibbons and Bat
Ting Levinsky. The bout viii Do
staged IN 50. Paul
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Fulton May flight morr'a

NEW YORK. March s-lndicsr
tions were today tina Fred Fulton.
the huge challenger OF Jess Willard.
viii be matched for bouts In the
near future with Carl Morris and
Frank Moran. the two most insistent
challengers he has faced Frank
Force was 10 meet Grant Hugh
Brown and managers OF Morris and
Moran for a conference today.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
Summary

finnl scOrN-lAnNfu 10. RAYS "a
Score tarst halD--Rayton III. RAyls
.. Baskets from Heid--uaytnn foN
4 Zimmerman 4. Frey. Sackstadrr 3
II. Rayls Runksl s. WaHmund q
Maurer Z. Baskets from foul s--Zlm-
norman 9 in =. Runkel IN ~ Fouls
committed Dayton. Ssckstader g.
Nariey g. Soiiuans :. FOX. 90. Rayls
Wilson a. Lane ). Wasmund ?. p
Refere~-Dohnsack Umpire Hop
kins. Timer-L.svinson (Rayts). Time
81 halves - minutes SuhstttutionH
Dayton Soitmans for Sackstader.
Sackstader for NarIey
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
eeers Will Engage Initial Clash of 1917 Sunday With Fort Worth
MAxAHACHIE. TEXAs. March 8.


haas paradise all framed up
do all the guessing
with the umpres occasion
- he an monopoly TAR as PLAYERS AZ
inside baseball lie Is one Pehsl
he When hid Batter
rlste the Pole prepares and make BOOB MN
cording TO Is what happens
a but he smack nook
KNOWS a knows know ne II weak on
be ought 10 slam tasl one
thru the groove Then III have him
naybe fellow and VIII NY
sn.ak one thru mapping he gets SCI
fasto that out and deciae on
gives credit for being tha cute men
I'll feed him up curves ana WI
lay fort I'd better cros him up SO y my an
cre n ride Then usually as
headache trying 70 outguess
head but just laid for one ne hked
picked H.
200 balls and you have 70
catcher DO H. And part
and 20
to bat some day I'm 20
thru with my
shut all and pitch noht game mat
4 : day. you inside stun Is all wrong
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08
IN THE TRAINING CAMPS

MINERAL. WELLS. Textile
Old Roman has become a golf iend.
Today. contrary 10 precedent. Own
or Comiskey spent his time on the
golf links instead % the bleachsrs.
watching his White sox.
CLEvELAND--"Pat' Kreici. best
OF Cleveland sand lottera" and an
experiment fastened toward New
Orleans today 20 join the Indians
He's all set Some catcher h
Pat" az Is shown By the way he
caught onto that name when bis
sanelot pals told him ~Yaro" would
never do.
HOT SPRINGS. Arb. ~ Ernie Shore
who pulled into the Red sox camp
last night. viii make his initial
appearance on Majestic Park field
today Forest cady IL another new.
conner.
MIAMI. F1a.--Joints squeaked and
lameness fairly yelled its presence
when the Braves took 70 Geld work
again today. Manager stalllngs put
the team through two hard and fast
sessions yesterday
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

Clsveissd report hss " fhat
Wsmsssssss e 20 Play short fer the
Indians sn6 that ChsWman ts ~ Ne
shifteA 90 sastheS positiss On ehs
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

First period--OoaIs Fredericton.
- mina Pletsch 10 nlina 70 sec
stops. Hamelef 4. Wtnkisr 2 on
sides. Detroit 2 Winnipeg PEN
atty Black. Second pertod-Coais.
None. stops. Hamelef s. wlnkier
2. OHsides Detroit 4. winnipeg 4
Penalties: Holman, Roberta BLACK
LouEhlln, Third PERIODICALS Rob-
erts. IA Minis Holman - rnfns {.
Frederickson. 10 Minis stops Ham
eief ? Winkicr OMaiaea Detroit
). winnipeg Penalties. None sub
stitutions None WINNIPEG.
r. Benson for \ Irwin Rsferee-
Hamilton. Detroit Time for periods
10 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

Prirtisg-fhe pisis asst kfna--shst
IL Figet-Tipss Jsh DeRfy-Msia $50
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

HOT SPRINGS. ARK -siIteen
ballplayers and WHbert Robinson
reached here today from Brooklyn
NEW ORLEANS Owner Dunn. of
the indians. bought Joe Wood s
brains as well as his arm when ne
paid out that fifteen thou Every
day Wood warns up aIorgslde a
youngster and coaches the bud care
fully. Joe's making a biz With the
Indians.
PASADENA. Cal.--'Tvas a Wild
game that broke the Cubs winning
streak when the "hrebrand's" Yer
non Tikers raked IA TO . victory
out OF the Goals
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

The American league has two new
umpires. Fine for the blcachers. II
will take them az least month 20
learn 10 dodge pop bottles
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

MARLIN. TeI George Kelly. Gil
ont utility man II budding pitch
or. with a regular job IN view he
helped blank Hans Lobert's team.
70 0.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

MACON, Ga.--Home Run Baker
didn't. but he did single with Lee
Magee and the Yankee regulars
were saved. . 20 ?
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

The only trouble about the repeal
OF the New York boxing law -
that they're waiting a year 70 do H.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

There's one thing admirable about
Al Mccoy. He's a great blocker,
doing most OF II with his chin.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-08

Dearborn 81 Score ffrst halfl 3D.
Rayl Reserves ~. Dearborn IS. Bas-
kets from deld-IARron 3 Glseson 4.
HsbsrlinK ?. Quinn :. Crock Z, Nsis-
Ter T. PrownrtEg :. RaEner :. Moore
Ives Baskets from f0uls--Gieeson
In :. Neislsr IN q Referee
Neunan imer-I~wis ptckerson
Time % halves-70 minutes SubEti-
tutions-ouinn for HeberllnE. wag-
ner for snow
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-08

Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-08

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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-03-08
NOTICE OF FoRFEITURB.

To E. H. Thacher, Martin Costello, F. Dashley. Julius Carstens and Charles F. Duggan, your heirs, executors. assigns or per- sonal representatives: 4
 You and each of you are hereby notified that I hayc caused to be expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars each year for the years of 1915 and 1916, on placer mining claim known as No. 10 Above Discovery on Dry Creek and fully described in the Records of the Cape Nome Re cording Precinct, in the Second Di- vision of the Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex- pended under the provisions of the law concerning Annual Labor upop Mining Claims, being the amount required to hold said claim.
 And you and each of you are further notified that if within ninety days after the last publication of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 DAN CONNOLLY.
 Co-Owner.
 Date of first pub, Jan. 4, 1917. Date of last pub, April 5, 1917.