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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
BIG TIME AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL GYM

Next Saturday night the new high
school gymnasium will be thrown
open to basket ball for the first time.
Two fast games are to be played and
the local basket ball fans Will have a
rare treat. The first game will start
promptly at eight o'clock and Will be
between the ElkO county high school
and the town team. This will be a
battle royal as these teams are about
the fastest in the state. High school
will be represented by Sutton, Mcrke'
ley, Stokcr. Griawuld. Murphy, Carter
and Bremen. Town team, Hartman
Ogilyic, Lipparclli. MCFarlanc, Porter
Lang and Martin. The next treat OF
the evening will be the game between
Elko and WinncmuCCa. These teams
are evenly matched and if anyone
wishes TO sec some real basket bal
these teams will surely furnish II
The prices. - cents and % cents aT'
tANfpNloudtg lbN lbl Hh4il'' va '"''
Callber. Come out and root for the
home team II will make you fee
young again II you are old and II vii
make you feel like a man or woman
II you are merely "A kid. Lots OF pep
lots Of steam for Elko team, Elk
team, for We must win the first ant
every game In the new high sChoo
gym.
Following the games will be a jitn"!
dance on the best floor in the state
the new gym Mrs. Furlong playint
the piano and a real drummer beat
Ing up some stuff will be inspiring.
little recreation is a fine thing 70
the best or soldiers. We must wi
the war, but all fight and no IA
makes II easy for tho IIun--to wi
over Us. Whether we win or lose th
game We are going To be true sports
We will show the visiting team tina
We believe In playing the game fai
The Elko team at Winnomucca an
the one at Ely have won praise fc
lalr dealing and spOrtEmanlikc col
duct so let every ElSoitc do his be
10 win the game and at the same tim
Keep our good name FOR playing a
cording to the rules"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
j. s. SQUAD WHIPS
PATROL OF BOCHES
Americans Out Numbered Two
To One Force Enemy to Re-
treat Leaving Two Dead;
Prisoners Taken

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, March (By Associated
Press.) .)-Three nights ago an Ameri-
can squad of five men out fought an
enemy patrol OF ten men. They met
in no mans land and the Americans
opened fire. The Germans replied.
ana Tor three minutes there was a
sharp skirmish. The enemy was
forced to retreat, leaving two dead,
and two wounded Bavarians who
were made prisoners. The Americans
were unhurt.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
AGRICULTURE STUDENTS
TEMPORARILY EXEMPT

WASHINGTON. March S.-The gov
ernors have been notified by Provost
Marshal General Crowder that all
students in land grant agricultural
colleges. whose class standing places
them in the upper third of the senior
class, may enlist in the quartermas.
ter's enlisted reserve corps, and will
be placed by the local boards in class
five, on the ground that they are in
military service.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
EAST ELKD COUNTY
PRAISE GUARD BAND
Prominent Wells and Metropo-
lis Citizens Present Leader
HaCkett With Splendid To-
ken of Appreciation of Di-
reCtorShip

A splendid token Of their apprecia-
ton OF the ability and energy OF w.
J. Hackett, leader Of the Elko Home
Guard band, and of the tircless and
faithful efforts of the bandmen them
selves in working TO give Elko their
very best, arrived from the following
eastern Elko county men last night:
Messrs. II. A. Agce, Hon. II. II. Cory
ell, DR.. y. G. Olmstcd. Mel 5. Badt, S
VI. WoOlf, o. 5. Rice and W. NJ. Wiley.
The token was an ebony baton or
leaders stick, trimmed in sterling sill
Yer. TO say that the spirit of these
gentlemen in their recognition of the
band and its popular leader is highly
regarded would be putting it mildly.
. They have not only shown a splendid
good fellowship and kindly feeling to-
ward Elko as city but have display
/ cd a patriotic and brotherly interest
/ in our city musical organization rare
( Iy seen in citizens of neighboring
! towns, whether they have conflicting
interests or otherwise. IL is with the
same kindly feeling and brotherIy in,
tcrest that the independent heartily
thanks these good citizens on behalf
of the people OF this city and the band
/ organization. We are pleased TO pub
ush the letter forwarded to Major
Jensen concerning the prcscntment OF
the baton to Mr.. Hackett:
MctropoIis. Ncy.. March 4, 1915
Major Geo. c. Jensen,
Commandant Elko Home Guard.
Elko, Nevada.
Nv dear Maior-Messrs. II. A. AgeC
Hon. II. II. Corycll. DR.. A. c. OIms
ted. Mel S. Badt, S. VI. WooII, o. 5
Rice and myself visited Elko on tn
occasion of the dedication of YOU
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
GOVERNMENT
GRAIN REPORT

WASHINGTON. March S.-The de
partment of agriculture announced
that the amount Of grain in the farm.
ur's hands on March first was.
Corn-One billion two hundred and
ninety two million. nine hundred and
five bushels, or forty and ninctenths
per cent of the nineteen seventeen
crop: wheaton hundred and Clcv
cn million. two hundred seventy two
thousand bushels. or seventeen and
onctcnth per cent OF last years crop
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
KAISER RELIES ON
THE GERMAN SWORD

AMSTERDAM, March S.-As a re
ply to congratulations from Director
Peinken.' of the North German Lloyd
line. Emperor William sent the fol-
lowing message:
THE German sword is our best pro
lection. With Gods help ii will also
bring us peace in the west"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
FARMERS FURL0UGH
BILL PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON, March S.-Fur-
loughs for farmers and other men not
needed at present in military pursuits
necessary to war were authorized In
q senate bill passed b ythe house.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
IMP PRESS|ONS
GAINED FROM
A TRIP To RENO
Economic and Political 0bSer-
vationS Cleaned From Per-
Sonal Contact With the Peo-
pie of the Metropolis


business? Rotten. Never worse"
"rb,, coo Iool,s riyoI,,r
business Ie'l OH Eoo " ia! more Vi
less during this month over last.
Can't imagine what the trouble is
No money? The banks are chuck
full Of it, Out soliciting loans,
thing never before heard Of"
These and like remarks gave us a
hunch on the business conditions of
the western metropolis. There were
oodles Of people there. streets lively
all the time. Cafes, theatres. all
seemed to be doing a land office bus
ines. Business houses seemed to be
doing more than their share. And yet
the lack OF money seems a real lack If
talk means anything. People don't
seem to be spending. Those who do
are having a mighty hard pull to keep
I'M with all their obligations and keep
the cabarcts at it too. The proprie-
tor of one busy cafe who seemed to
be making money hand over fist. has
a hard time getting enough money to-
pcther TO nav his quarterly license. A
psrcro1 avnression of envy for the
prosDeritv OF Elko county could be
heard at every hand. And yet no cx.
planation was offered by anyone for
The condition.
Politics that interest us locally are
not hard to discuss. Great interest is
boing takan in the Henderson, Robert.
campaign for senator this fall. Hen
derson seems to carry considerabI,
, strength in Reno while Roberts
r main asset seems to lie in the fac
that everyone considers him a whiTl
I wind campaicncr.
/. No disscnsion seems to exist on tn
, DroDosition that Henderson, from tn
s standpoint of ability and means L
4 carry the Job is the logical candidate
I Remarks were heard that Waite
T Johnson. pitcher on the Washington
70 baseball club and son in-Iaw Of Rot
D crts is going to have his hand on
, with the long green this fall for Rot
crts. The congressional fight fails Il
B. arouse the same enthusiasm. Lconar
t b. Fowler will undoubtedly oppos
Il Caine for the nomination and figure
o that with the split in the eastern vOt
T. bound to occur through the candt
0 dacy of HOrsey as between Catne an
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The Catholic ladies' OF Carlin will
give ca dance at that town on the
18th. It Is expected that large
crowd will 20 from here. Carlin pco-
pie are noted for their hospitality and
generous treatment and tho dance Is
worthy OF splendid patronage.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08

WASIITNGTON. March S.-h dras-
tic reduction in the fixed price OF
coal at tho mines in Colorado, Utah.
Montana and Wyoming. running in
some cases rs much aa twenty-five
por cont. has been ordered by the
fuel administrator. A large surplus
Is given aa the reason.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08

The churches OF Elko will unite
with the Elko Home Guard in n union
religious patriotic service next Sun
day morning The Home Guard band
and male chorus will render special
musical aclcclions. Tho complete
program will be published tomorrow
This Is one occasion when everybody
Of whatever religious persuasion car
como together for fellowship an,
service.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-08
SPANISH CABINET
AGAIN RESIGNS

MADRID, March S.-Rcports state
"a' Tho newly formed Spanish cabi.
net has resigned.
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ing four months in Europe studying
poiqon gas warfare and its effective.
ness. Major Mathews says that 400
chemists arc now at work in Wash.
ington on the poison gas problem.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-08-02
Messenger Ads Are the Real Stuff---Iy EN-

ft-ss &. >li.
81 A,. -ae.s., ss.~~~,~s-- = .ss.ises,
ssv~s-~. rss. 1s,
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Seras

|. Cine 0epelAe aus SollIton lllei-
bet, Die @ouiton See ano 8remina
Company beabiidtige in ibrer tribe,
rem grauerei cine &aiefabrif nnb Ell
nc 5abrif BON fonoenlierter u1o eoa-
porierter Wfil1 ein5urid)ter.
Gas State 9oaro Of EDUCATION
bat meitere $440,421 fir Ole 9onb.
Sdlilen bemiuigt.
Gem @ouperneur lit bon Ser
tretern Der teraniiden @ereinigungen
Der u9tationol Miioeiation for tbe
announcement of Goloreo 8eople" ein
9ei6luB iiberrei6t moroeL Ser 'id)
fir ben GrlaB zines uanti 2pnd)
Gam" erflart. Der @oiloerneur er-
flarte ibner, oaB er 81 @llniten Ell
mes berortigen @eieses iei.
Ser Gampfcr California bot
geItern @alpeiton nit elmer 2oomna
bon 25,690 8aaen 9%ountipoae per-
~Ialier, Die einen @ert BON $4,043,.
1873 bat.
Maior Girbp, ser IN ser 0a1c
bon Brownsville NIT ieinem s(ero.
plan abitiir5te, lit ~geltorbcn.
Sci @l Haio bot man, cine
&iertel Wteile Don Dem nlerifaniiden
llfer 0es bio @ranoe, Die 2eife oes
Soloaten Dooib Sroib pom 10. Sill
failterie : &egiment gefuloen. Ser
Yfann mar ani6eineno nit einenl
anitppel .eriflagen.
Ius Beaumont miro qemelhet,
nie Del Barge" Sym NIT 1000
SAB Del an 8oro, lei in 9rano ae.
ratcn uno iduer beidaoiet moroen.
Sebr faltes 8etter itcbt fir sic
naditen Gage in @usiiht.
Die Brobi6itionilten in Gar.
rant County baben in Der 2ocal Op.
ton @abl am Is. 9e3ember nit eli.
ter Wfaioritdt BON 1863 Stimmell ge.
iiegt.
Die llnter5eidner fir 8ar
Sabings stamps iino oria,
genb a%ufgeforoert, lire Gin3ablun
| gen 81, MADDEN.
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@rnnbeiaentnms- ltebertrasnngen

VI. 9. @artin uuo George 20. glifz
ton an Y. 6. 9iebel. @ruuoitiid in Ser
8ibens Serrnce Aobition; 5000.
hilbert Stepes uuo Srau an :. 3
geaslep. @runbitiid I'M neuen Gitp 8lod
3073; $2,3t7.
8. 6. Sbormon\ an G. 8. SaI6ee,
@runoIhid inl nelleii Gitp @lod 630t;
1880.
s. s. 86orman al 6. s.. SOat.
@runoitild i'm ueuen Gitb @lod 6301
$1,000.
8. 6. 8borlnal an $. 8. Gor6ts uuS
6ran, @runoltild i'm neier 9Th 9tod
630t; $3.50.
Sic Gan Antouio 8ater Supplen co.
au Wdr 8elder, @ruaoItii6 an Der nj.
Der NoemIe; $2.052.
@us 9. Ninuermanr an 5omer BUR-
leiou, @runoitiid on oer Gberre Ctr.
$3.50.
@eorge q. Nilc6er mo Srau an ats
bert Seiler. 1878 Gder 2dno.
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ltniere ~ssemerwe6rlemte

iinO ourhaus nist 10 i6ledt ab, mie
es 5uiueilen oargeitcat miro. Sic
be5ieben Die folgenoen @ebalter
Ser 5euermebrdef $500; erlter
Aiiiitentdef $1,800, 3meiter Miii-
itentdef $1,000; 9ritter aliiitcntdei
$3.50; @ednnifer $500, MiIilteni
Medanifer $1,000; anltreider ST.
200; ane aapit1ne $1,000; ane
Seutnn1ts SLIPS, Sngenieure ST..
$50; Gbnlffeure 1850; ale 6euer-
Debrlerte $1,000.
Die Staot Iiefert ibnen auberoem
llniforlnell, Ib5cid)enL Seine etc, ie
be5ablt Seoem, Der perlest miro, oas
oolle @ebalt mabreno ,ieines &ran-
f~eulagers. Seoer Sellermebrmal1u
bat jeoen ~iiebenten Gag picruno5man-
sig Stunoen llrlaub uno bari ieocl1
Gag orei Stunoen auf feline Mtobl.
Seiten permenoen. Seoes Sabr bal
er fiinf5ebn Gage 5erien nit noaem
8ebali.
Das lit, Deun man in 9etradji
5iebt, Dab Die Ginna6nlequelle regel.
lilaBig flieBf, gar nid)t 10 libel. Eros.
Dem miro &ommiiiar @rigbt bel oel
Nuflteanng oes Budgets i'm nddIteF
Sabre in 4nbetradt Der Gerteuerullq
aaer Sebensbeoiirfnille cine er90.
bung Der 0ebalter empfeblen.
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ats Der Stabtbaae.

Ole ant Montag abgebaltene
Staotrat-S ibnng mar nir BON fur5er
Dauer. 4uf 4ntrag oes BoIi5ei-aom-
miiidrs 8bil @rigbt nerben orei
ne,te Notorcpcle : Yoli5ilten ernant.:
nno beitdtigt. Sbre 0amen fine
2ouis Ouiiett, 9ermarm Slliti uno
81. g. MiIiteao. Die bon Den ge.
Dobnern Der Sarriion StraBe einse.
reihte 8etition Den oltli1 BON Der
Seem graunfels Mperue gelegenen
Sell oieier StraBe nipellieren gu Ioi.
fen, miro DEM StraBen : &ommiiidr
CUR gegutadtung iiberpieien. Gin
bonn ginfmfsagenten g%eltcIter Mn,
trag, 5ebn 9ueeno 8eicn gum 6egell
Der StraBea an5uihaffen, miro ange.
nommen nno Die aus5abllng Der
Dohentlihen 9obnliite I'M 8etraee
bon $2,070.50 bewiaigt. 9tadoenl
nod Die Undertaking bon $56 i'm
Deember einge5ablter StrafgeIoer an.
georonet lit, miro Die Sieung pertast.
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&iGiam 9anee unb Srau an $. 8
9ernle, @rnnoitId an Der Morales ct ;
S. Ii. /. M.
8. 81. Ibooius an gebro @spinoia,
@runoitiid an Der Saliilas StraBe;
1927. so.
Soiepbine Sottel an g. +. gfeiffer
nuo Srau. @ru1oitiid $50. 10. Slnd 1,
$4,000.
g. 6. @antt an q. q. Spies. @runbz
itud III aineitpn Seigbts; $500.
9. 6. Can't an q. 6. &oebr, @runoz
ftid in augiton Seiebts; $500.
g. 6. CAN'T an 9enrp &elner,
@runbitiif in ain9ltou 9eigbts; 1925.
MaribaG 5ids an Gus q. @raebner.
@ruaoftiid an Der &ere8 Giraffe; 500
II. u.
Soro Soipnlenb an @. $. Hiidc,
@runbitiif in Der Iarf @rope gpbition;
$1,000.
so. G. @aloea unb Srau an G. ..
9fidter, @rinoifiif oil Der @aroen Ctr;
1900.
$. 9. Saedlc unb 5rau an Srene
Serbian, @rulbitiid I'M reuen gitb @lod
1899; 81 ,450.
Charles 6. 5auer an s. 8. gburc1,
@ruuoltiid i'm nenen Gttp SIod 1927;
$3.50.
Observation-Disclosures
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5rfs Yrclc fit seras;; 9ieutae ben 81. 9ejeuber 1918.
NIIfrTei.

0ie ItootiiGen &omlniliare ia.
bert Souls SuiIett, @ermonn Suit
nno 81. g. MilIteoo ouf gmpfeblltno
oe5 Eoli5eifomnilIar5 @rigbt 81
Wfotorcpcle : 8oli5iiten ernannt.
BUR llnterbaltung bon 700 en-
oen Maiert erfronfter SoloaterL To-
pie anoerer Mannidaften, ipel6e mil
oenielben IN S~eriibrung gefommen
nnO tnfolgebelien quarantoniert 1illo,
miro cine groBe 9%teuiabrsfeier I'M
Siollerutgslager bon Camp Sraois
neranitaltet meroen.
Seute a6enO finoet lit ser Safe
Ser Serman1siobne elm groBartiger
SDlpelterbaQ fir oie Mitglieoer Ser
peridieoenen 2ogen ltott. IS tit oos
ein5ige greignis oieier 9lrt, ga sic
ilbrigen @eiealbaften BON Der Ser
anltoltung irge1tbneldler 2~ultbarfcl-
ten IbItano genommen baben.
Gle &onpelttion Der Seras SO,
nep Yrooucers Iliociation lit beute
pormittag balb II ubr in Dem Sc
bauoe 1t01 Siio-6lores StraBe er.
offnet moroett. ltngefabr 200 Mit-
glieoer Der Gereiniguug batten lid)
sur Seilnobme e%ingefunoen; Die Sit
sultgen neroen am 9onnerstag been,
Set.
gu gbren bon IppelIationsrib.
ter @. g. Sin, Der Dor % Sabren
Mitglieo Ser 8erar County 8ar Mi-
location muroe, fano alu Montug
abeno Elm gldn5enoes ganfett i'm
Nenger Sotel itatt, an Dem fat
Iammtlide Suriiten iomie anoere Der
porragenoe 2eute Der Staot teiltobs
men. Cine an5abl erniter mo bei-
terer &eoen lpuroe gebalten uno Die
leibliGen GENTLE ourh geoiegene
Gofal= u1o S~nitrumental=8 ortrage in
angenebmer @eiie getpiir5t.
SIM 8unoesgeridt muroen oil,
Montag pier5ebn Sol0atell uno Elm
3ipiliit 5u 8iirgern Ser Ser. Staaten
gemadt. Die 9tatltraliiierten ltammelt
aus Stalien, @riedenlanb, @roBbr:,
tannien, Hnblano uno anoeren fla.
oiihen 9dnbern.
0emnahIt meroen i'm 9unces.
gebauoe Gipil : Serpicesgraminatio-
men fir oas Inlt BON .Sropeling
Muoitors" abgebalten. 9ie Yoiitionen
merOen nit $500 bis $4,000 pro
Sabr be5ablt.
0ie 5ralen unb Miitter Der
our 80. 9ipiiion geborenoen Solba.
ten baben am Montag int elmer iM
8unter 9otel abgebaltenen 3ulam-
menfunft cine gereinigung gebiloet,
nelf)e oen Nanlen ySbe auriliarp 81
TIE 5birtD-Sir 9ipilion" fiibrt. Sic
beabiid]tigen, ben beimfebrenoen
&riegern einen groBartigen @iafom.
men 81 bereiten.
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MmTfaliides.

Im 9onnerstag 9lbeno finoet i'm
Mienger Sotel cine geriammlung
BON Mdfnern itatt, oie iih fir Mulii
nno Defenders fir Mdnnergeiang III
fereliieren. San Intonio bot gegen.
iudrtig gar feinen Monner6or. 8cr
Beethoven" bat feline llebungen ein.
aeiteat. Sbne 3meifel miro Sic
iele Organization iebr erfolgreid
fein. gs miro nur in englii6er
Gprad)e geiunael neroen.
Die nelie Organization miro iid
tuabriheinlid) ipdter nit Der Mosari
Soeietp bcbufs auffiibrung ser be,
item 8erfe oer groben Meiitcr perei,
ltigeit. 8ann ndre Gan @ntonio
aud III Der Gage, groBere MuliffeIte
ST gebcil, oa and Der Ban zines au.
0itoriums i'll anslid)t aeIteat lit. Ser
&irfpatrid miro oie 8eriamnluno
1eiten. Seoermant, ser intereiiieri
1T, tit eingelaoen, 0ieier Benjamin.
lung beisltfuobnen.
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Der alasite.

IS mar cine Sunefrau, iebr geldeiot.
Die bate piel Gut mo 8uben,
IS fam man6' 0rcier bon nab uno
melt,
ltno ieoem CAB ie ben 9ei6eio;
Ser aliiglte ioa mid baberl"
Sic %itellte nit Seoem granlen an
limo CAB ibn Gatiel 5u raten,
llno mcnn'S fir Monden aud gut
begdniL
Stets ifmerere 6rogen Itelte lie
Damn
ltno uerb0bnte lie aae, Ole nabten.
0o fam Elm Singing einhlal. Der
trug
Den 6robiim in ieincn M}ienen.
limo itorf mar er uno idon uno fllg,
limo fonnte ouf @aes, mas lie frug,
Dit t~reffenoer Intport bienen.
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@ieoer I1manft oes S1idiols $50
geeue Miiben, neltes @liid!
Do6 ste Heite mo sic &lage
llno Ole Gait Ser l6peren Gage
gleib' inn alten Sobr 5uriifl
@as in &umpfen uno IN Sorger
@ir 5u eigen inns eemadt,
Mas mir aus Dem Stltrm geborger
Getten mir 5u id)oner'm Morgen
Gus beriunf'n er @etternad)t.
ueber aa oas Oammergrouen
Siege freuo'ges S%onnenlidt!
gtiht Sen Sebern laBt inns trauen>
Die mn oiiit're 9iloer id)aaeft
SSn eeipenIt gem Sraumgelidtl
Stebn mir Dor Dem ltngemiiIen,
2ebt in inns Die iih're araft,
uno Ser Shleier miro. 5erriiien,
Denn Elm 9lis in Siniterniiien
SIT oie Sat, Die @roBes lhafft.
Aaes fir oas @od)ite magen,
Sci Die 9oiitng immeroar,
Butes tim in guten Sagen
l1no in bofen nidt per5agen
Sci gegriiBt o1 nelles Sabr!
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3npurfommem6.

Sii5t ipielte einnial am 3arenboI
Der Gar unterbielt li6 unteroelieli
iebr laitt, 10 oaB 2ii5t gefronft in iei.
mem Spiel innebielt. 4ls Ser 3or
oos merfte, iagte er freunolid) Der.
ablalieno 81 Dem aiinltler: .Sb
bite, ipieleu Sic MIR meiter, Gle ito.
rem MIDI gar nid)t!"
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Nus ibrem aug' Die Siebe bridt
.Gu iouit mid gum 8etbe sefplg-
nenl"
0a neigt Der Singing iid) uno
lpridt:
ngtdbm' ia Old, 10 mar i'd Der
&liigite nidtl"
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SPORES
BILLY M|SKE 4 FIT
 CONTENDER FUR b|C
 CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
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NEW YORK, March 16.1One of the best and most unprejudiced authorities on boxing in this city says there is no good reason why Billy Miske, of St. Paul, should be left out in the cold when the diff ferent contenders for the heavyweight championship of the world are being considered. If the others-Fred Full ton and Jack -Dempsey-have quail fled, certainly he has; in fact he has accomplished almost as much as Fred Fulton and more than Jack Dempsey.
 But in all the clamoring that has jared the ear drum of fandom for the last few weeks, the name or Miske has not once been heard un- less accompanied by some disparag- ing remark
 While it is true there is quite a disparity in size between Miske and Willard. especially in poundage, it is also true that Fred Fulton, who is as tall as Willard. has a longer reach and has all the weight any fighter needs, found Miske too tough nut to crack when they engaged in a ten round bout at St. Paul re- gently. In this bout Miske proved the old belief that a man who is six feet in height and has the agility, is big enough to whip anyone. He tore into Fulton and gave Fred all he could take. Further, Miske took all Fred had to offer in return, and those who had been footing Fulton as the greatest man extant, were sore distressed at the showing he made.
 The majority at the ringside called the bout a draw. but there were not ! a few present that stated that Miske could have been given the decision without any injustice to Fulton.
 Miske came to this city a little more than "a year ago practically | unheralded and unknown. He met every one the promoters could per suade to meet him, and in no in stance did he fail to earn the honorS except in a rather mysterious bout staged in Boston, when Kid Norfolt was awarded the decision over hin at the end of r rounds.