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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

RED RIVER VALLEY FARME,
800 Acres Farm, tildels dyrket, ar
q Mil til rConsolidated' Skole og
By. Sort Jordbund med Lerunder-
lag. Alt kan dyrkes. Skriv efter
|Liste over Farme.
j.. z. C. VOLLAND LAND CO..
Ada, Norman Co., Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

80 ACRES FARM, 6 Mil fra UIen, MINI, code Bygninger, 40
Acres under Dyrkning, Resten Gresgange, Eng og T9nmer-
Et Vandl9b l6ber@ gennem Landet den enc Ende. Kun $40.
pr Acre, hvis det salges hurtigt En- fortraffelig Farm, der Viz
brnge code Resultater til Ejeren. Skriv efter narmere Oplys-
ringer til o.. E. REIERSGORD, Uen, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

WIS De or Interesseret godt
Red River Land til Priser, der
like inabefatter Real Estate
.s Agents Komnaissiou, skriv med
Diet samme til
OLSEN Warren. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

8pel nor fp!b % flom. SON frps.
26bet f9g al greerne ZEN ober 81
pnooe Stene. gne bor BON Set for=
inttebe 2onb, bbor ingel1 fjellote
bam. &on fnrbe life en- Gang tale
me6 fine n2on6sm9nb". &otellet,
ban ipgte, bar fltlot al traple 5or-
re%tningsfolf: Gfsportprer, Opfjebe=
re, Mgenter.. Sor unorebe fig ODER
p1t set Gpif, lom blcp talt. S Mean-
gel al an6et giorbe ban Jig 1ettelt
foritoaelig poo famine Moal.
SON forberte Jig poo 8aSfonto-
ret. San ioa ielp 6en marfelige
Mo6iptning /, at BON paa lit Yas
ltob opfert 1om 6anlf l1noerldat og
bog life fun6e tale 5proget. Og n11
bil0e balr bube Bas til H11slam -
Sos iom ounif l1noerlaat, u6en at
Scr maatte anfgres, at ban pur fg6t
II 5mDrna e!ler bolat / &airo. 9bi
EN- iaa6on OplDsr1u1g bar mistenz
felig, og meo BEN ilap BON life
igjennem 8alfan og iro / 3prfid,
lom babbe allieret Jig meD Central
mngterne. Oct bjaIp life, at ban
npeab fin @eiies Rjemeo at bile
fjpbe tprfiif Gobof - set bilbe iit-
fert life blipe taget for gooe 8arer.
Gfterbaanocn gif set op for bonn,
at Reilen giernem Huslan6 life
ptloe blipe m,1ig. San ful16e mao
ife ipge gjel,11em Spiflanb. Men
bborleoes tom ban oerfru bioere 1p6-
pao? ut BON biloe legge Ell &ra1s
pao ltn doors @rap / Ronitantino-
PEI Dor ct altfor barnlig Hoaifu6
i 6isie 5iSar, bbor Upftnberi Zig Zig
teoes bag at, boor 5porbunoene III
reoe paa bber Station, % bber
@ge1rien bar at pasiere lom Gil
5albe. ct brutalt 5pprgsn1aal flt11-
De afilpre bam, ng iaa bar Gebet
cller III .&ugle bam big. Salslps
@jerntngl
@m rpomcoe af fin prlige oanife
5amnittigbeo belt op til fine be-
orebeoe Zine. 8erregllo, BON ifuloe
misbruge fin Wobers @rap til bent
ne apnroige Iienelte
Maitlgs oreD BON om / 8Dens
Miote. @an bar pirfelig bjemme i
Samlets 2nD, utrpg 90 forpint
iona i1lgen 5inoe fpr. Oct guitne
gber1ag DapOe oltiO ligget bnm /
9looet MI Ilog BET no i 8etan-
Belle. Sa11 tpbebe, ban nplebe, ban
bleD reot bare nogen laa paa bam,
ban Ita1n1neoe naar ban ifuloe tale.
San ifammeoe zig. 5pion bot
lfeoe bet Dam. S%erregno er 81
fommet To bin Saoers 2anb, bare
for at erboer tan e pao sig, at 81
er 5piona
Sa, Ieo 9eIbeoes auoIer. Sat
fslte it'd ION en- Sorbrnoer rloar
ban forbgrte ie BAD 9oitb,tfet
HE tbrloe eaeite 5a aIaoer fiji
lIette adiro=5 Iiifeoe bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
119 Acres Improved Farm

19 Acres Improved" Farm Stearns Co.. Minnesota
St@der op til en- god By, SORT Jordbund, Lerundenag, IS Acre under
Qyrkning, Resten Eng og Gresgange, en ideel .Stock-Farm". 80 Acres
indhegnet, god Brgnd, sor Lund, godt Smt Bygninger. saasom t5us
stAd, Kornlade, H6nsehus, etc. Prs $65. pr Acre meget lette Vii
kaar. Skriv efter Iiste over Farme.
WINNER scHM1T REALTY CO., Belgrade. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Farm i Minnesota til Salps.

40 Acres W Mil. fra F1oodwood, Ell BY med 800 Indbyggere og be-
liggende j Glover Belief" af nordige Minnesota, "a. As Mil Vest for
Duluth. Landet der tnbydes til sag hgger we'd Great Northern
Jernbanes o Duluth-Sta Vincent Iandevej.M Bglgeformigt Land, ingan
Stem. lntet ubenytet Land, Z Acres ryddet og ct lille Es og stald.
Salges mindre "Traoter" hVis 9nskes. Lete Vilkaar. Kun $1,000
70 Acre: skHv eIer bes9g DR.. m. N. Tnhett,# F1oodwood, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Til Salg.

I'll C.lr Stock cg AgerbrugsFarme | Red River Valley Bed
= II Z1QA6e ste Jordbund; passendes til allie Kornsorter og Alfalfa
$50 Acre Farm: alt dyrket, " store Bygninger at ale sags. Alt
indhegnets Z Mil fra By, $50. pr Acre.
$50 Acre Farm: 80 Acre dyrket, Resten Prairie der kan dyrkes. Godt
Set Bygninger, alt indhegnet, s Mil fra BY, $50. pr Acre. |z
ZHALVERSON & STEPHENSON. Goodridge. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Tildels dyrket Farm, 135 Acres a SCI

Farmer er kun 3h Mil fra New York Mills, MINI, den bedste By
al Northwestern, ige i Kl6verbeHet i Ottertail County. 80 Acres aaben,
ny stald, g%t Hus, andre Bygningr som Kornmagasin og Maskinhuse.
zbiligt tilstodende Land s@iges for $500 pr Acre: vi ejr Farmer
sOg kan sRge den al lette Vilkaar, med 100000 kontant Undertaking,
kesten efter som dt passer Kjeberen..- New York Mills er den n
den stQrste Fragtstation pa N. P Jernbane mellem Minneapolis og
Eargo: rv Vi hr 2 Farmers Bank, Farmers Elevator, Cooperative Mel,
RRrandforsdkrinssselskab og Farmers Cooperative Shipping Association.
Kom til en- god By naar De f1ytter. vi hr andre Farme allie
@Stprrelser og til ale PrMer til sMg skriv eter Liste.
&N0RTHERN MINNESOTA TRADING CO.. New York Mills. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

II Mi fra Sebeka, nar Mejei, Skole etc, 40
Acre opdyrket Land, TO Acre Eng, Resten Brush
AnV Land og Gr9sgange. Code Bygninger. 5000
- pr Acre. Let sort Lermuld. Lette Vlkaar.
Acre , 55;;; Ii: ssus s;:';,;;'.s' ! "a; ss : a!;ss'5 MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
III sArG, 81 ACRES r1LDEIs DYRKEr FARM

= - TIL Sale, 81 ACRES TIIDELS DYRKET FARM.
I.nEs med sttvej, S Mi fra By, skole pa hlstsdende Farm. 20 Acres under Drk
MINI, Kesen. med aortT 6mmer paaN odvestSiden af Bygningerne, jsvn lord, rim
de1se Wand O god Khde Grssgangene, gdt skandnavisk SETTLEMENT, nae KiIke,
code BygnInger. En- aide bedae Fanne Egnen; vii hy sogt til kun $40. n Ar,
Paa leMe Vikaar. Skiy til a#@s L s# !.1s
9: B. oRREs, Pine River, cass CO., MINI.
Gs County tog frte Prsmie we'd, State FAIR 1918 So 1915.
- THERE'S "A REASON"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
lea enoelig e1, @ana ifaI faa nil

|Ie8 eNOellB eH @qH9 1Ial IuQ It'll
|Sebrelanb at ie?
Da ban nlootog fine Snlitrufser,
Dio1te ban, bpao ban lfuloe bore.
Mgent i en- fjen6tlig $50.
Sn1 napl1te life 8ingen beo DenS
rette Napl1, men bet lpeb. bnm i
|9iertct. @ans &ol1e iagoe BET beller
life, men ball lpite BET i benoes
|Ejne, % ban ipareoe falt: Sager
|ieg lite moo min Orbre og init
|Sberb, bliper jeg imiot paa @aoen
ubrllgelig. gi gaar orpie Gi0er
j Mpoe. &bor ifal leg lfaffe u6-
foma11et ira? Seq SIR min 8ligt
for coers 5fplo. Dg ieg ifal biem
til Doun1arf, til min Sabers 2an6.
Son reiite. Son meofprte fun en-
&aanofuffert. Stlge1t ifriftlige Sn-
ltrafser, alt ntunot!!ig, bore 8as,
ct benn1eliet Segn og ct Bar Gbif-
fer-Mores1er. Ober Morieille, gen-
1letn 5ronfrig, 1aaeoe ban 2onoon,
melotc fig bos rette 8~eofommenoe
% git me6 Dnnper ober Mor6-
lgcn for enoelig en- @ang at futile
lie fit @jertes forietteoe 2a11b.
8looet lteG bonn til Sobeoet, 90
Sc git gjen11em aattegat. @aa @or-
tet naolte BON Mfltanoen til oc11
jpifc 8D, bborfra ban bab6e fit
9taDn. san iii 5aarer / 9inene> ga
&%ipbenbopn o1ffeoe frem me6 lin
flaoe, ipirprpoe0e 5ilbuet.
San, Ser talte n9l ten alle Gurp-
pas Sprog og ct Nor oitotiife, mag
te6e fnn life set, ban bellt pilbe
ta!e. Eil Be Weorejienoe brugte ban
Gngelf. gn et1felt foreilog bom
3pif, CAB bqm CODE Maa0 og ifrep
fin M6resie. Otter at bope onbefolet
bom ct iffe 6prt Sotel, ifpnote ban
fig / 2ano, 81 ban lfuloe nao ct
,Eog.
&priens git neo for at betole.
San bi1be toee fin a11ffert. Sen
bar allere0e ltillet inb / Eolorepi=
%lionerr, blep Ser iogt. San gif /
2an6, men fanbt Sen life. Glt moot-
tie bape toeet BEN. l1lpffen bar, at
6en life bor aflaolet.
&jemfomlten begDn0te bittert. -
l1ben &l96er ltp0 ban | Den ltore,
|fremme6e 8D. @an op11aaeoe ingen
@rltotning for, bbab BON bopoe nil
ltct, men fun 2pftet ONT lin &111ert,
bbis oe,1 lfulbe blipe bragt tilboge.
Torbpttet fn11oe Sen fife bore, tbi
ser por ingen onoen / 5tebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

200 Acres Farm til SaIg. sta z zss p1 nassa p 1yrt esRsI.1 Re.
Bygningerne findes en- naturlig L@nd og n god Frugthave. Frugt-
bart sort Jord med Lerundenag BeHggende we'd offentHg Vel med
9 l sian4aa og Rural nrIll. Route 3H M. til By, u Mil til sRole og 8 Mil.
Gratis Katalog og Fortegnelse til 1..@
GROW RIVER LAND COMPANY. Belgrade, MINI, -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

Lille Farm. Et ~virkeligt Godtkjob.
1n Acrea 8 Mil fra Park Rapids. MIMI, 4 fra Usage. aJmvn Jord.
Sort FED Jordbund, IArunderlag. IS Acres dyrket, tilzaaet mad KID
vsr. Resten ebrusha Land, meget let at rydde. Ingen sten. Pms
&25. x Acre. $1,000. kontant Resten paa lang It'd. Fin BsMg-
Eenhed. godt Nabolag. Moderne BekyemmeIgheder. Maa selges bill
lgt til oyenneYnte Pri. sknvz efter vr store FarmrIiae.
Al. OLINGER LAND CO. Park Rapids. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

Sans Better giemte. Mi11oef on
8efeget ben oonife 0rloasman6.
Dann1orf bfeo bans Sjertes foriat-
teoe 2dnb.
Men l1elloelie Iangt loa bet borte.
90 ban fom BET aIorig lblroerlig
lnpr,nere. som @rafer bar ban ops
braget, % ban ieete araife 6or-
panoey grpife Per % Rpiter. S
@onitontinopel ar.e S~eIe,ernes
Sielnorgm, bapoe bun eifte Spltre.
Scr TOD ban ben meo iu Mooer,
oa BUN bIep gtlfe. Son oprfeoe So
bafsfaget. San Iprte 6enlle glans
6inggfunH . air tDrfiife 81
agpptiife gignretter tiI ida aoelt
bnffenoe eu Bare san dit tic al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

uSSa | otte Mor. Seq bar to cite
ssitre Del. 90 mi,, gro0er ssiggair:
begrabet ser.
Sell @jer Sent re6e til at rejie
til &onitantinopel."
uumulig. Ser Tipper for Si0en
|i11gen inb i 9prffiet fra sGgppten."
SCR Sc life for1tanet? De faar
9as pper 5rmfrig til England og
Donn1orf. Ser faffm De Gem belt
MT 8ag iom 0anif nnoeriaat og
gaar gie,1t,em @us1ano. 81 bar
Brng for Dem i Ronifa1tinopel.
600 biem 90 paf til Mfgatg meo
Morgeatoget. al. Ii i often fom-
mer De Der op % faar Deres Sn-
itrufier. Deres Gage forbobles oes-
uben betoles Deres Meiie.
9ons Beter 8oriens bar bant til
at lDoe. San buffe0e, git biem %
paffeoe. Snns Snltrn % 8grn
ereo. Son iagoe: Seq mao aipre
min Bligt. 9g S er Tfreoe. S faar
mint oobbelte Gage, lao Iange lee
lee borte. &pao e. ru set for noget?
timber mic, lite ben @laoe al
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30
..asALE OF LAND

BY power Of the virtue vested in me
by, that deed Of trust executed to me
on the 10TH, day of December, 1912,
by William T. Battle, to secure the bal
ance Of the unpaid purchase money on
that tract of land hereinafter describ-
ed, I will, on Saturday, the 3rd, day
Of March 1917, sell at public auction in
the town Of Scotland Neck, North Car
DINA, in front Of The Scotland Neck
Bank, at II 0 CLOCK, to the highest bid
der, for cash, that tract Of land, lying,
being and situate in the County of Hal
flax, State Of North Carolina, and more
fully described as follows:
It being that tract Of land bounded
by the land Of the Sears heirs, the
North Carolina Lumber Company 8
land, the land formerly belonging to the
heirs Of B. G. Dunn, and by the land
Of S. G. Bellamy, and containing 500
acres more or less, and being the same
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30
DEATH OF MRS. STATION

Although i'll for the past six weeks
the news of the death Of Mrs. Alonzo
Station, who before her marriage was
Miss Susan Landing, came as shock
to many who knew her well.
The end came Sunday morning at 9
Q clock, and the remains were laid to
rest yesterday at Nahala, Rev. R. A.
Mcfarland officiating at the service.
The deceased lady was fifty six years
Of age, and leaves a husband, two sons
and five daughters, and numerous 9TH
er relatives. Her sons are Earl Station,
who lives at home, and Ara Station, Of
Rocky Mount. Misses Dehlia, Huldah,
Irene, Norma and Edna are the daugh-
tiers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30

ing in any way and fearing the effect
his peculiar will might have on others
l kept it to myself The door bell
rang. f':Wait a moment, John,'' said
Mrs. ~Wister. She put the little girl
on John s knee and went out. When
she came back after a minute os so
and sat down, she held a long envel-
ope in her hand; there was on her face
look so uplifted and spiritual that
John thought he had never seen: her so
beautiful. The tears came to her eyes
but did not run over as she turned them
on him and said: "John, my message
has come! It is in this letter. I am
going to show it to you directly, but be-
fore | do I want to finish my story.
William was buried on the twenty
eighth day Of the month. On the first
Of the next one I got an envelope just
like this. At once Williams prom
isesprang into my mind. Ny hands
shook SO could hardly open the envel-
ope. When I did get it open I found
check for fifty dollars and letter. The
letter ran like this:
MESSAGE FROM THE GRAVE
Dear Madam!-Your late husband 8
foresight two years ago in taking out
with this company for your benefit a
monthly income policy Of insurance, has
/ provided for you for twenty years and,
if you should live longer, for your
whole lifetime, an income of fifty dol
lars month. We enclose you now our
check for the first monthly payment.
On the first day of each month you
will receive like amount Sympathi-
zing with you, as we do, upon the loss
of your excellent husband, we still feel
that you are to be congratulated that
his love has provided for you this in
come, which by the terms Of his policy
contract will continue for twenty years
even if you should die sooner, in which
case the balance for that time will 60
| to your little girl, or if you should live
longer than twenty years will continue
to come to you on the first day Of every
month Of your life. This is the mes
sage Of your husbands devotion, pro
missed GU in his Will, which he showed
to us.
Mrs. Wister called her little daughter
to her side, took the child's finger in
her own and slipping it under the en-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30

The organ recital, which was to have
been held the latter part Of this month
and was postponed until February Z,
on account Of the examinations at Mer-
edith college, in which both Mr. Owens
and Miss Thompson were interested,
will it is stated be positively held on
the night Of Feb Z, and both Mr.. Owens
and Miss Thompson vii be here FOL
the occasion.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30


yeloPe flap slit, the paper open and drew
out a check for fifty dollars, saying,
"sweetest, this is daddy's message to
you and me of devotion that has out
lived death and that will follow us all
the days of our lives. This day there
must be joy in Heaven where daddy
IS because he knows that he has
Guarded the brood in his own nest
And kepthis faith with those he
loved.'' j.
" Oh, John, John, ''-the tears Of
gratitude were overlooking now and
ripping down the young widow s
cheeks like two strings Of pearls
''Oh, John do you not see now? He
worked hard, he saved, he denied him
self, he wore. old clothes, cheap clothes,
he walked when he might have ridden
to rest himself and all the time through
these two years he was sacrificing him
self that he might provide for us, and
! he was, oh! so happy all the time; while
ne was we'll he was gay and smiling,
and he went smiling still, into the Val
ley Of the Shadow because his secret
provision for our future was itself
smiling in his heart.''
John pressed her hand, kissed the lit.
tie girl and went away without word
Something was swelling in his throat
and it ached. Outside, he looked u1
and whispered.
Who.has not learned in hours Of Faitl
The Truth-to Sense and Flesh IN
/ known
That life is ever Lord Of Death
And love can never lose it's own!
If you will be interested in maxim.
similar provision for those dependen
upon you write, or see, Lewis B. Suffer
representative Of the New York Lif
Insurance Company, Scotland Neck, N
G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30

land conveyed to- the said William: +.
Battle by B. F. Tillery and wife, Alice.
This the goth, day Of January, 1917.
s. A. DUNN,
Trustee.
to 2 % IT.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-01-30

to 2 % IT..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
RED CROSS TO CAMPAIGN
Nvsyss County Res cfass sscists ~
tart Aprvs fef Nov
Menihsfs

campaign tu srfUfl srNtl1 nun.
turd pIfn aHa women ss memnlfa as
IN, Nueors Npuen RES tNoss soelesi
wii nc stfi,1 M NsfU.st NUndiA
morurH onc,Is ~ ihr Nasnts Ntt
afNHA ut canftuNrr nOd ulfh ih.
chairman pi Ilfn0u lManeH oHW
plsisna aN niaue 60 ihO rtnipait u nst
$500 ael ff lhrr. af Nsr HaNe
Quhutn htNn tr.H ufeA n fnr
80 artsm haieus mmt .HslrN upfin
sd th, inst0it, NteQNns HfoH
aartn ai nur0 fMua iadlrs uhe He
meues,f. Df fhr sacts Wii tNlct
ulrmh,H nom .nanH lAa citizenship nl
lnf uuut
o. taldWru N.tmda, poufed nHi
lh.f sntahuenl u fhe ssslft1 aufs nNf
IS an, means mpi Nat the mfm
b,faslp nn SIS n waf rnf mrf'f
msaue rforsl stats 90 piepsra iN'
fHt nefd fnf futurd uUn anH uum %
for .nff wnfA often suste Hni eaN
Boz esse of Naf hui nhrn NNriDUf HIs
tat,ia Dinfe iuaa nl iife HuEh les u,.
enrss si Sew Aihsns luamnt nn tfl.
Aas Vhsn mafc thaN iHnN hNrt vets
tnsf .ht SCOPES 80 afhrr wNr Hltrra
fhv a-sitlanes 20 anf paiif in iath
nf fHs oamr4lan % hiN nae,fsf a n.
tItah
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
BROWNSVILLE GETS 1918
EDUCATORS CONVENTION
6aN cessi ttueauonai Association
aatsrday ~ bthsp Concluded
fhs.s Aunual Nsef4nu

WAuuV T,s starch IL 9ulr Coast
EaHssun NeeDl4iiDu in rttlf ssia
.unAHI convention naiaf af HifMp 50
ltci.a nteu ns1lH, a. tAt msttas i'trr
81, no,f ttar Aifn nuf suHfnfend
fnt ~ rf iHah0u rf.ui+ NaH fi'rird
uf.Hatrt ~ the AHsaratlan
Wade 81 niniah tlns president an1
Mias NafiHlr pttf 70 Nhhnp 9fr
tafs trafHtct
rh fr hundtei anf ihHit fe1fhtH
amending fhe nantenfuH hi wHni
maur tstt .nias-ia i'Hf Nat ueHpn
~ rHfpHs rhusl aaF nntDn8rni 20
Nurpra raHnii and fnfuef prfhfnf W
fas Tsnfa Htaft Teacher AHsnciaiinn
70. president "a tha seutn rfkaa NHf
mai schnai ihHf O. tn he ln,iffd q ffiF
trftlun 10 tnr sfatf HnHef irFfni TESTS
laiits snHffmfNt DnfpHe CHRIST Nenf
$50. Alice tfnFstiiie cnNHH cod Frt
etnl Otter tnv ns sr tesaina lb~ Npf
maI 80 fhf teaehsff titfeiripci uHHs
49, u ihl, respect hl uuitilns anf 80
mn tn rHanfs anF nHf iNen faf 300
pisrr
Ths HlHf.psl adlffssea dfhftff4
aatIUa fhs dsf afn NHNer NY Ni
b wlnfbip ~ Boston state Nurefins
fnltni ~ luFfafu0n " pananif
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City News =:
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o puihs~ sHd Lee Gundssisnc have
UafHu Heri taD sraAed nard muNuIs
nf WaNtrn un Nse4uits stiett
trepritur tn HH anneunetmrnt th.t
Was maHe StudsN
A. important rsstlnQ % ,hs ngst
ness counc1 et ere Cummrreiai Ass0
riaton has nc,H valird Co. Wnndsf
affefnnHn Hi trrcr oelock ln she cas-
CuuucN thamhsl nemasrsh.t
campaign thHt 81 a. be- lnausunatyd
snonh Viii H ane SO ih. msitsir oi
.mnwianec thAF NiN be- ranaa,fst h,
fhs gHuu.lt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25

49, Case ihis mfans ~ fhsnHlnt npi
imam friends wAD cumgotfsh af Oh 80
recent Hinrn ~ opf wife Hod methtt
ara arslff go ssufsss nair apptrfiHfief
- ile mant acfs - kinonets ihF'
sfu rfnun 60 uH Th' Yards ~ syfN
lmrr 81 ptH ~ fNe marY lasafifH
nafai mrenaara brought tn go mos
rar.s ~ cuoaaiencf flaf 49, aaah nH W.
forget
AfGrsT grtliyGisn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-19
BOlUHRg NeIUs

GIrard ie icadfrg fNa tiarmau-N american
Ia,r,Ia . rrfl pa7.a .ra.T or Ir.r,,,ar IN
this weeks games thr konsnglon Iu'erna-
tluual Beneficial Association team proved
,,a,n.s from Ttorn,g,. rla rsfrnr ,i.,,,r,
was by "a margin OF BIB 10 3l2 pins The
keusUgt0u squad rolled probably Iis best
z.t - .,r ,II lgt7 l'.'..
WV" ''.' '1 vi ~, ',- "',r n'o. ~, ',lu""
brrrIx's nal iu tha FIRST game and nbDdag.s
- ' 80" ,,, 80,
2ab IN the second game The latter totaled
SOS in his three games, Tarbuck getting $50.
Mooney, Johnson ana Lambert helped turn
the scale lH the SeSohu game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-19
EUeRiHg Ledger Decisions
Of Ring Bouts Last Night

BROADNiN ~ JimmN Gibb0us defeated
Whitley Baker, whites IitzErrald Won from
NRlly Ne'snn, iigTTS ICnuaTd knocked down
and heat Stove Morris, * u. Stuntun-kId
Bgrmau bout Ntorpcd third round, hoth boys
heinE exhausted.
SEW loRk - Juhumy TilIman defeated
Walter NOhT.
WATERBURY, CONS JOHNNY Kilhnne
knocked out NuUng DrumWir, tenth round.
LAWRENCE. MASS Frankie Britt won
frUm larTy nausgn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-19
The line-lip follows

The Interstate League ls having serious
time to Keep moylng, and many Of the players
are a number OF men In the organization Mo
would likely make good In this section.
The wilkes-Barre club Of the Pennsylvania
state League is not going good and its failure
IL attributed to q fOndness for too much ln-
dividual work ON the part Of certain Kelermen
Willie McCarter is accused OF doing a tango
act in the middle ~ the floor when he secures
teammates cutting for tho basket.
Jimmy Rumsey. the local nrbIer who went
to the Pennsylvania state League and tnadi
saws he will not get another official in his posi-
lion. hut Rumspy now finds IL impossible 10
return and will again he seen IN action in thsss
parts.
Herman Baotzcl was tho eleventh man lg
the cage at the fr.ll battle in the series al
scranton between the State League representa-.
tivcs and the lnterCounty quintet. The stats
lpaEuers just managed to win out by sngs
rurs the state LcagueTs while Bruggy, who
played for De Neri pilots the lntercouny ladA
Tho new schedule adopted by the Industrial
gaGg@ E pr9yRhS and ,SC three weeks eI sSd
tlonal games will give the tanS twelve conlesli
thar will present nothing but evenly balanced
clubs,
Local cage enthusiasts are anxiously await
ing the outCum" Of the big intcrcoileglate clsi
These TWO battlcd into an extra game Tor no
hag last season and are nTain consdeted lno
most serious Contenders for the inteFcollesaS
Eonfalon.
Tho American League Is again onjoying one q
It4 prosperous seasons and the return TO Ns9-
torium Hall was good move, IonghI I sghss si
u'e calls for Navier 70 meet -. EDWARD anu %
COLUMBIA to tackle Fiftieth Club.