davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

eye, lecz sadza, IL ME byiy one
tax bardzo liczne, jak pierwotnie
przypuszczano. w najblizszej
przysziosci ma sic zaczac process
dawniejszych ministrow, uwiezio-
nych w Twierdzy Piotro-Pawiow
skiej. w ostatnich telegramach
pochodzacych re zrodei niemie-
ckich - donosza, IL armia ryska
i nad-dzwinska opowiedzia}y sic
pc stronie rzadu bolszewickiego
general Archipow zostac miaf a.
resztowany. lime doniesienia ME
miecde utrzymuja, IL i Kieren--
skij zosta{ ujety...
Amsterdam, 10. listopada. -
Niemcy licza sic tylko potez--
rym, o siabego ME dbaja wiele.
Po zamachu ,,bolszewickim" o
ktorym rzecby MONA, IL sprawl
go ten, kto stad ma pozytek.
teraz Niemcy dose lekcewazaco
sic wyrazaja o Rosyi; ,,Frankfur-
ter Zeitung" omawiajac zaj-
scia w Rosyi i gadania Le-
nina .prawym" pokoju i jego
sprawiedliwych warunkach, wy
raza sic tak,ze Niemcy chca poko-
il z Rosya, ale trwaiego, praw--
dziwego, a taxi moze zawrzec
Rad tylko taxi ktory ma moe re-
reprezentuje istotnie narod ca}y
- no, kwestya jest jeszcze, czy
Rad maxymalistow zdoia sic u
stalic da jakies - gwarancye; W
Rosyi dzieja sic rzeczy takie, il
wszystko jeszcze moze sic odwro-
cic ma korzySc Kierenskiego.
Niemcy przeto narazie beda cze--
kac ma dalszy rozwoj spraw W
Rosyi. -.
Piotrogrod. 10. listopada. -
Rad maxymalistow z Trockim
Leninem ma czele organizuje de-
partamenty administracyi pan
stwa: ma czele ministeryum do
bra publicznego zosta1a stawiona
pani Alexandra Kofatay, znana
dziaiaczka socyalistyczna, ktora
niedawno po Swiecie ca}ym wy
glasza}a odczyty o rewolucyi ro-
syjskiej. (Byia w Ameryce -
takie i Chicago. Przyp. Red. D.
c.; sprawy zagranlczne objai
,,komlSarz (D UrucKL oSool-
stosc dotad ma'o znana. Kongres
Delegatow zoInierzy i Robocia--
rzy nieustannie obraduje, pred
gmachem jego oddzia} wojska stoi
dniem i noca z mitraliezami,
gotowemi do strzaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
Washington Wobec
rewo|uCyi " Rosyi.
Drugi pob6r wojskoWy.
Naduzywanie wqg|a " o$Wie-
t|aniu e|ektryCznem,
BudoWa aerop|an6w przy$pieSzona.
Z Rampant w Ohio.
O sledztwie uniwersytecie Urbana.
w spraxvie zarnordo1vania DIR. Chapins.
Rome Telegramy.

WSzystkiem trzeba sic za}atWIt
r5gestrowanymi W czerwcu, kto-
rych jesAze 100000 pozostaio
rie powolanych.
Do tych rozesiany zoStanie ma
kazdy sposob w najblizszych ty-
godniach nowy kwestyonaryusz.
Nazdy regestrowany bedzie mu-
siaf odpowiedziec ma szereg pytah
W przeciqgu I dni po otrzymaniu
zawezwania. Skoro nadejda od-
powiedzi, pomiesci sic kazdego W
jcdnej Z okreSlonych juz przed-
tenn ) klas, ale spos6b klasyfika-
cyl ulegnie take pewnym zmia-
nom. Cd pierwotnego planu Cd
stqpi sic przedewszystkiem W
tenn, re wszyscy zonaci zostana
pomieszczeni W klasie ,,non belli-
gerent''. ME wojujqcej. Tylko ci.
ktorych rodziny najzupe}niej ma.
ia zapewnione utrzymanie nawet
" razie ich smicrci, w}qczeni bedq
do klasy ,,walczqcych.'
Gen. Crowder zyczy sobie
wprawdzie. by powolac dodatko-
wo, tycf, kt6rzy ukohczyli 81
rok zycia cd d. . czerwca, ale ME
sqdzi, by powolanie to nastqpi}o
przed wiosna przysz}ego roku. Ia
kich os6b mniejwiecej byloby o.
ko}o 100000.
Pytania ulozone dla nowego
kwestyonaryusza ME zostana O.
gioszone publicznie pred jego
rozes}aniem do poborowych. Me
ktGre Mich tyczyc sic beda IA
milijnych i prywatnych stosun-
kow kazdego poborowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
WOLUCYA
Sic SzERZY!
kierenskiljj- ijj-ujety?..
Rada WOjenna A|iant0w.
Cadorna z1ozony Z komendy,
ZnakOmite POstepy Anghkow W Palestynie.
INNE TELEGRAM MY

Irzednikow. w miescie Piotrogrc
die panuje .spokoj zupeiny, jua
zatarto slady walk tylko Pa3ac
Zimowy, naoko4o ktorego najd4u,
zej walczono ukazuje Slady kano-
nady, nan skierowanej.
"a ,,PRAWYM" POKOJEM!
Piotrogrod, 10. listopada. -
Mikoiaj Lenin jeden z przewod-
cow maxymalistow i naczelnik6w
zamachu, oraz rzadu nowego,
przemawiajac w Kongresie Ro--
bociafzy i Zo}nierzy, powiedzial
wczoraj, CO nastepuje; Rad no.
wy planuje ofiarowac nieprzyja--
cielskiej stronie pokoj .,prawy",
przedewszystkiem zawieszenie
broni na try miesiace: w tyn
czasie przedstawiciele narodow
wszystkich - ME dyplomaci -
moga sic zjechac sprawe pokoju
zadecydowac; Rosya chce pokoju,
lecz ME przyjmie niesprawiedli--
wych jego warunkow - bez
wzgledu ma to, jakiej one beda
strony. Lenin jak wiadomo jest
SLIME podejrzany, il swa dotych-
czasowa propaganda pokojowa
prowadziI "a pieniadze niemiec--
kie, "a to tez byf przez Rad Kie-
renskiego Sledzony kryc sic mu-
sia}: dopiero po obaieniu Kieren-
skiego - wyp}ynai. Kongres Ro-
bociarzy Zo}nierzy czyni kroki,
by wiadze opanowana rozszerzyc
rad GAIA Rosya, przejmuje sic W
stolicy jeden Department admi--
nistracyjny "a drugim, rozsy}aja
odezwy i apela do arnii, do flot
w miescie spokoj - wszelkie ex-
cesy zabronione, a rada miejska
zorganizowafa obywatelska s}uz-
be bezpieczenstwa, banki i wiele
SHADOW wiekszych - pozamyka-
ne; odezwa wystosowana do
wojsk,wzywa,by ukrocic imperya-
listyczne tendencye burzujskie
metody prowizorycznego rzadu-
rie dae mu wrocic do w}adzy, ME
marnowac dziefa rewolucyi, "a
powiadaja dalej, il klas wyz-
szych i majetnych bedzie sic rex
wirowaio ma potrzeby arnii zapa-
sy i pieniadze, ch}opi maja dostae
rozdziai gruntow, a wszystkie ma
rodowoSci. zyjace ma obszarze
imperyum maja otrzymac prawo
decyzyi o wiasnym swym losie
stosunku do Rosyi. Wreszc:e oce
zwa wzywa do otwartego zbroj.
nego oporu przeciwko eventual
nym zakusom Kierenskiego, Kor-
ni{owa Kaledinesa, genera}ow
kozackich - gdyz kozacy zdaie
sic - stoja dotad w;ernie po So
ME rzadu prowizorycznego. Flota
baftycka stane3a istotnie po stro-
ME zamachu. a W Revalu opano--
wano twierdze GAIA okolice -
tax re zbuntowani marynarze So
zupeInyni panani sytuacyi. Vie
ie ofiar byio walk W Piotrogro-
die - zwfaszcza ma Newskim
Prospekcie i pod Pasacem limo
wym-nie 1podobna narazie obli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, II listopada Niedziela "a po
Swiatkach. - Sw. Marcina. b. wynn
- Sw. Mennasa, m.
Pojutrze. II listopada Sw. Marcina
D. m. = Sw. Nilusa, ojca Kosciola. -
Sw. Liwina. = Sw. Lebwina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
NIESPODZIANKA OLA
NIEMCoW w HISZPANII.

feWlell put AliolllySni' w. ~
stopada. - Zdaje sic, re pewnych
Niemcow W Hiszpanii oczekuje
oryginalna niespodzianka. kapi-.
tan pewnego okretu hiszpahskie-
60 przybywSzy tu pred dzlesIe--
ciu dniami, przywi6zf re soba
przekaz bankowy ia $1,000, ktory
miaf ma proSbe pewnej niemiec-'
l;iej firmy W Barcelona wymienie
ia zioto amerykahskie. 1u powie-
dziano mu, ze najbezpieczniej-
szem lokowaniem pieniedzy jest
nabycie bond6w drugiej pozyczki
wolnosciowej. Rady tel kapitan u
s}uchal zakupii siedm bondow
20 $1,000 wartosci / wyruszywszy
wczoraj, zawiozf je do owej fir
my. Czyli firmie tel niemieckiej
mia bedzie ia niespodzianka, wat
pliwa wydaje sic rzecza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
zrodei niemieckich.
DRUGI POB6R WOJSKOWY

Washington, 10. listopada. -
Rozesz}a sic tu wiadomoSt, re po
zebraniu sic Kongresu wniesio-
nym bedzie projekt, by zarzadzo-
no drugi pobor, II. druga rege-
stracye os6b zdolnych do sluzby
wojskowej jeszcze pred kohcem
biezacego roku, azeby do niego
wiaczano takze tych, kt6rzy IT,
kohczyli 21 rok zycia po dniu
5 czerwca br. Natomiast inni "a
pewniaja, ze' o tenn mowy bye ma
razie ME moze j re jest to niepo-
trzebne PREDICT, niz W roku przy-
szfym, tembardziej, re przede-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
z KoL RZADOWYCH.
MaszYngton, 10. listopada.

Waszyn9ton, lu. lStopaaa.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi gablneto-
wei byla nova takze o zajsclach
W Rosyi. Sekretarz stanu Lansing
ME m0gI jcdnak podat zadnych
dokladniejszych wiadomoSci, ami
zeli podaly gazety. Ami ,nasz am
basador w Petrogradzie, d. X.
Francis cd zesziej Srody ME made
slaf zadnych depesz, ami tez ann
basada rosyjska W Waszyngtonle
wiadomoSci zadnych ME otrzyma-
la; nadeSzia kablowa depesza Cd
pos1a Morrisa w Sztokholmie, ale
w tel podane byly tylko wiado--
moSci og}oszone w gazetach
szwedzkich, Wcale ME Szczegofo-
wsze, lub dokladniejsze od VIA
1omoSci podanych przez gazety
amerykahskie. Dop6ki polozenie
sic ME wyjaSni, ami Department
panstwa, ami Department woJny
zadrych rie wydadza oznajmien
g mozliwym wplywie zmiany rza-
du w Rosy ma stosunek pomiedzy
rzadem tutejszym a rzadem ro-
syjskim. w koiach rzadowych wi
docznie ME wyrzeczono sic ma
dziei, ze rewolucya ograniczy sig
do samego Piotrogrodu i re ke.
renskiemu powiedzie sic ujsc Z
arcsztu zgromadzic oko}o siebie
zywioiy potrzebne do przywroc"-
MA dawnego stanu. Gdyby jednak
i to sic ME powiod}o, to jeszcze
wedle zapatrywah rzadu, z chao-
su obecnie panujQcego w Rosyl
wywiaze sic jakas forma sta}ego
trwa}ego rzadu. Sekretarz wojny
Baker wyrazi4 sic. re wierzy w
zdolnoSc narodu rosvjskiego upa-
mietania sic przyjScia do prze--
konania, IL porzadek i .wolnost
ida reka w reke. - Nieprawdzi--
wa jest pogloska, jakoby ambasa-
Go" Francis nadesfaf wiadomost
o zajeciu Moskwy przez 'maxy-
malist6w; zadnej depeszy Cd ME
60 ME otrzymano. Co wieksza,
niezupeinie wierza tez wiadomo-
Sci O aresztowaniu kerenskiego,
zwIaszcza il pochodzi ona re
zr6deI niemieckich.
DRUGI PoBoR WOJSKOWY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES


State Of North Dakota, County of
Cass, IS. In District Court. Third Ju-
dicial District.
Mary Agnes Mcleod, Plaintiff, VS..
John Murdoch Mcleod. Defendant
Summons.
The State OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the Complaint In the above en-
titled action, which lis on hle in the
once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District fn
and for the County Of GaBs and State
OF North Dakota and to serve copy
OF your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscribers at their ONCE IN
Fargo, In said County and state,
within thirty days after the service
OF this Summons upon you, exclusive
OF the day Of such service; and In
case OF your failure to answer tudg-
ment will be taken against you BY de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the
Complaint
Dated July 81, 1917.
BOWLER q GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, once and Post
once Address, No. IS Broadway. Far
20. N. Oak.
July 81. Aug. 7-14-21-2s. sept. {. III
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Sport St. ssnrlap. Shots
JACK KEE 81

Three pitchers in the American
league have better efficiency records
than the National league leader. but
Hredie Schupp, second on his list,
and Bernie Boland, eleventh on his,
have won more games for their re-
speetive teams. The efficiency test
for major league pitcher hardly
seems proper. writes Louis Dougher
In The Washington Times. Eddie
lCicotte. with LIS earned runs per
game; Urban Faber, with 1876, and
dim Bagby, with 1.49, are topping
Anderson, of the Giants, who leads
his league with 1.57 earned runs per
game. Schupp is second. with a
mark OF 1877. Dutch Leonard's 1.6I
and Jim SCOTS Lie are better than
that.
But what's the sense of these fig-
ures? They don't necessarily spell
victories. George Dumont. who
couldn't win a game for the weak
hitting Griffs, was leading the
American league in efficiency. His
won half Of his twelve starts. Bagby
won ten and lost seven. But Bernie
Roland has won ten and lost only
three. Anderson has won eight and
lost Ave for the Giants, but Schupp
has won eleven and lost two. A wise
pitcher is he who works just hard
enough to win. He rests whenever
given a chance. But a wise pitcher
would never figure, in the efficiency
60tals.
Pitcher Lefty Lseiheld, after spend
ing most of the season playing indie
endent ball around ST. Louis, finally
ecided to report to st. Paul and
bined the Saints recently He lost
b tirst out to Columbus, but pitched
ood ball.
When the Giants played the Reds
charley Herzog thought he would
tide them a bit, but he wasn't sue
essful, as this story indicates. Herr
@og picked on Jim Thorpe as one OF
ais victims and began to tell Thorpe
H'lat he lacked nerve and was no
Ood IN q pinch. Thorpe went over
S Herzog and said as pleasantly as
he circumstances would permit,
What are you trying to do2" Her
zog chfeped back: ''Oh, just riding
you q Bit Wen. came from the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
Three Homers By
Cobb End Career
Of "Giant" Killer


-asHughie Jennings, manager of the
yTigers, recently had letter from a
Michigan pitcher, who stated that he
could strike out Ty Cobb three times
out OF four trips to the plate It cost
only $3.50 to get peep at this pitch
ver and, working on the old motto
that you never can tell Jennings
forwarded the one buck and eight
dimes.
The pitcher came, a six foot four
inch man. He was gawky, and he
Cswas all points and bone.
Cobb was called and he faced the
new marvel. The first pitch Cobb
>whacked against the right field wall.
THE next was good for four bags
nwhen Ty pasted it, and the third flew
Ito deep center and was a four ply
shot
e well, what have you got to say?"
easked Jennings.
~9tI don't thinks that's Cobb" said
the pitcher.
Z Needless to say. that ended the
Tpltcher's career.
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defravinr tha exnenaea.

defraying the expenses.
| Upon request from Normanha
Township. the Auditor was instructed
| to notify the following parties to re-
move the following distractions from
| the Kindred Highway to a distance OF
80 feet on either side Of the road
viz: ~
Erick Erickson, obstruction onathe
olianna Dahlen. obstruction on the
SEh of Sec. 20. go.
ole 9; Olson, obstruction on the
Norman Rural Telephone Co.
The following payrolls were ap-
proved and ordered nled, viz:
Court House. for month OF
Hospital. for month Of July.
Mothers Pension, for month
OF August, 1917 .......... 10000
County Road, for month of ~
Jiiiy. 1917 s............ $500
The reports of the various officers
showing fees collected, were approved
and ordered filed as follows, viz:
June. 1917 ...!..............s 55o.15
Court, June. lsiT .....,... as4oO
w. r. Tucker, County Auditor.
A. O. Hanson. County Court. -.
Superintendent tend Of Schools. july
A. n. Ross sherift, July, isii.: 1858
J. e. scott County Hospital, ,os
July. 1917 49,. ...:.s lO6.z4
A supplemental report of Justice II.
+. Miller, allowing ID. A. Deshon wit
ness fees in the amount of SZ.lO, was
approved, allowed and ordered MED.
The Board adjourned At 1850
o'clock to visit the County Hospital
and poor farm and to convene at
O'clock p. m.
Afternoon session august Sta 1870.
The Board met at two o'clock p. M,
with all members present.
The Board found upon visiting the
County Hospital that the heating
plant would have to undergo some
repairs and the Hospital Committee
was empowered to act.
The petitions for bridges in Armenia
township were referred to Chairman
Hockridge and Commissioners Brown
lee to report to the County AUDITOR.
On motion the Auditor was author
tEed to advertise for bids for con-
on motion the Board adjourned at
1--WE o'clock p. m, subject TO call by
the County Auditor.
Attest:
w. r. TUCKER,
County Auditor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
-FOUR FOOTBALLERs

(By Associated Press.)

Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 1.-THE
Cincinnati Nationals boast of a
,quartette of players who made them
selves famous as gridiron players
before their entrance into profess
sional baseball. The four men are
Manager Christy Mathewson, Jim
Thorpe, the Indian, Earl Neale and
Bill Kopf.
Matty was q line plunger and a
famous drop kicker when he was
With Hucknell. Thorpe, as a mem
Der of the Carlisle Indians, was rank
ed as probably the greatest player
the game ever saw. Neale attended
ca college in the middle west, and was
ID great man in squirming past OPP
aponents while Kopf was one of the
sbest players on a Fordham eleven.
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Eniatnnee la VietorY.

Emerson: There is no end to the
sufficiency OF character. It can af-
ford to wait: it can do without what
Is called success; 1t cannot but suc-
coed. To wen principled man ex-
istence is victory. He defends him.
self against failure in his main de-
sign by making every inch, Of the
road TO Il pleasant. There is no
trifIe and no obscurity 20 him; he
feels the immensely OF the chain
whose last link he holds in his hand.
and Is led BY Il. Having nothing.
this spirit hath all. II makes no
stipuIations for earthly felicity does
not ask. in the absoluteness Of its
trust. even for the assurance Of con-
tfnued life.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
FUTURE OF RACING is
/ SUBJECT IN MICHIGAN
Followers Of the Sport Are Worried
Grand Circuit Meets at Detroit
and Kalamazoo Draw Poor.
(By Associated Press.l

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
future of harness racing in Michigan
rs a topic of considerable discussion
among followers Of the sport. This
J years Grand Circuit meetings in De-
y 4roit and Kalamazoo admittedly were
not successful, and at their con-
I Cfusion the opinion was freely ex-
!, pressed that Michigan next year
: might not see the trotters and PAGERS
vDf the big line. Poor attendance
i characterized the races at Kala-
I Fnazoo Lack of interest following
The abolition Of betting caused the
!, abrupt termination of the local meet
: Ing.
: 81 Whether Detroit will again seek a
place on the Grand Circuit will be
: decided at a meeting of the Detroit
( Driving club in the near future.
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LEvINsoN PASSES TEST.

o. (By Associated Press.)
st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 14.-One of
ethis city's leading marathon runners
Henry Levinson, has passed the
physical examination for the new
national army. Levinson has tried
several times to enlist in the army,
but always was turned down" be-
Cause he lacked the required height.
He said he does not claim exemp-
ton, and is willing to serve his
country. His greatest success in the
yearly marathons which he started
to compete in 1909, came lin 1914,
when he finished fourth. Sidney
Hatch and Kennedy were ahead OF
him that year. He is "a years old.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
GIANTS TO TRY BURY.
IRu Annnniafad PraCSl

Chicago, Aug. 14.--Paul F. BURY,
a young pitcher, who was tried out
by the Chicago Nationals early in
etile spring and turned over to New
ark of the International league, will
ne given a try-out with the New
York Giants soon, and is expected to
finish the season with them. BURY
formerly pitched for Duquesne uni
lYersity where he and Al Mamaux,
the suspended Pittsburgh twirler,
A&ere' teammates. He was first dis
covered by Connie Mack, but turned
back, and next was taken over by
,,Ioe Tinker, who then was manager
Of the Chicago Nationals. He Is 20
Csears old, weighs 100 pounds and
stands feet, IL inches in his socks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
News From World Of Sport
S. ID, Colleges
May Not Play
Gridiron Game

Huron, 8. o. Aug. t4.-Whsth.
or or not South Dakota colleges
will play football this year will
be decided at meeting Of the
intercollegiate athletic ass0eia.
ton in September. II was an
nounesd by Or. r. J. Gilmore Of
Huron college, president Of the
association.
There 10 q strong sentiment
against continuing the game, re-
ports 70 Or. Gilmore indicate,
notwithstanding the fact that
the large universities in the mid.
die west have decided TO have
football. ...a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
Render Outpitchen barnes.

Boston, Aug. 14.-Bender outpitch-
ed Barnes in a pitchers battle here
money Money. ana mS Pn,iladeiphia ae s e1
Stock for Philadelphia, and the work
of the Boston outfield were features
R.H. z.
Philadelphia -. 900 900 o21-3 !
Boston ......... 600 900 1000 I
Batteries Bender and Killifer;
Barnes and Tragesser.
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Indian, you might have been able
to ride this ball club when you were
it's manager, but you can't ride II
now, since it's bucked you out Of the
saddle. II you want to ride, 20 get
hobby horse" And Herzog decid-
ed to retire.
Whenever a ball club in the Amer
lean league is In real trouble, along
come the Griffmen to help out Bos-
ton was threatening the lead of the
White Sox and so the White Sox
took two straight double- headers
from Washington, thus fixing up a
nice lead on the eve Of meeting the
Red Sox in a series.
The Coast league is going right
along, writes Walter Bratz in The
Salt Lake Herald Republican. Other
minors are falling by the wayside
and there is complaint OF poor at
tendance in this league, sbut best
opinion is that the falling of of i'm
terest is but temporary. Back in
1888 when the country was at war
with Spain, baseball went through a
similar experience. Scores Of
leagues were compelled to 90 out OF
business. But interest revived and
the game entered upon the most
glorious days of its history. San
Francisco has always been regarded
as one Of the best baseball towns OF
this country. With a new ball park
and a team that looks to be & GER
tain pennant winner, there would
seem to be every inducement for the
fans to turn out. And in all prob
ability the later weeks OF the season
VIII see recreation park crowded as
In days OF old. IL the stress of the
midsummer months does not prove
too disastrous. As for Salt Lake IL
already has established itself as 4
Class "A city that nothing can seri-
ously hurt.
Outfielder Dan Costello. former
Pirate and InternaNo nal Lacquer
has joined out with Kansas City.
Pittsburgh sent him to Toronto, but
he refused TO 20 there because It in-
terferred with his college studies
Finally he did report 70 stay 3 few
days, then asked a transfer and me-
gotiations finally made him a mem-
Der Of the Blues.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14

Detroit, Aug. 14.-St. Louis and De-
troit divided double-header here
Monday. Boland's wildness and G..
Jones .unsteadiness was responsible
for st. Louis victory in the first
game. Timely hitting gave Detroit
the second game: Scores:
First game a-s, r. H. e.
st. Louis ...... 321 o2o 1910 is o
Detroit ...... 900 600 500 s IL /
Batteries--Koob and SEVERED; Boz
land, C. Jones, Cunningham and
Spencer, Yelle.
Second Game R.HE.
St Louis ....... 800 002 010-6 9 o
Detroit ....,... l03 0S0 00x-7 Z /
Batteries Martin. Sothoron and
SEVERED; CovaIeskie, James, BoIand
and Spencer.
ChicaRo-C Cleveland. not seheduIad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
Win out IN Twelfth.

st. Louis, Aug. l4.-St. Louis beat
Cincinnati in the twelfth inning Mon
day Paulette singled, Baird was safe
when Kopf fumbled his grounder and
Snyder singled, scoring Paulette. The
locals overcame a four-run lead in
the fifth by scoring four runs. Chase
drove In four of the visitors runs and
himself scored the other. Score:
Cincinnati =. 2o1 o2o 900 OOO-5 II i
st. Louis -. 100 040 00U 001-6 is /
Batteries - Reuther, Mitchell and
Wingo; Meadows, Ames and Snyder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-14
PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD or
COUNTY C0NEAIIssIONERss
CASs COUNTY, n. ID.
Tuesany, AuRust TIA. 1917.

Board met at 3 o'clock D. m, with
Chairman r.. G. Hockridge. and Com
missioners r. 3. Boyd. r. r, Brown
missioner II. H. Kennedy being abb
sent.
The following bills were approved
and allowed. and the Auditor in
structed to issue warrants In pay
ment of same, to-wlt:
Expense Bills, County Omcers.
No.