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sible sufficient economies can be eff
fected in the operation Of the rail
ways to make it possible to add to
their equipment and extend their OPP
erative facilities as much as the pres
ent extraordinary demands upon their
use will render desirable without re-
sorting to the national treasury for
the funds. If it is not possible, it
will, of courst be necessary to report
to congress for grants of money for
that purpose The secretary Of the
treasury will advise with your com
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mittees with regard to this very prac-
teal aspect of the matter. For the
present. l suggest only the guarantees
| have indicated and such appropria-
lions as are necessary at the outset
of this task. | take the liberty of
expressing the hope that the congress
may grant these promptly and IN
grudgingly. We are dealing with
great matters and WILL | am sure,
deal with them greatly"
Money to loan. Fl w. Garets.
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Money to loan. Fl w. Carrots.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-01
WHITE WANTS
STAIN REMOVED
Former Boxing Instructor
at Camp Custer Asks
Review of Discharge

Battle Creek, Mich, April 1.-The
dismissal of Charlie White, Of Chi
caFo, as boxing instructor at Camp
Custer has stirred up = controversy
in ofdcial circles at the oantonment,
and several oficerB have written to
the war recreation board at Washing
ton requesting that White be rein
stated.
Floyd Rowe, director OF athletics at
the cantonment and representative or
the recreation board seemingly has
been the storm center OF the trouble.
Major General Kennedy, commander
OF the cantonment, said he had not
been consulted by Rowe before the
latter recommended that White be
removed.
White began his boxing work with
small classes and at the time OF his
discharge, the boxing system had
spread throughout the cantonment.
Boxing shows also we're regular fea--
lures, and Il IL understood that one OF
Rowee charges was that the Shove
were not properly managed. Some Of
Whites army friends echarEed that
Rowe took the position that White
was receiving too much personal
credit for athletic work at the can
Torment.
White has applied to washington
for a review of his case. He declared
that he did not care to return to Camp
Custer, but that he wanted the stain
OF dismissal removed.
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Football Knees
Keep Grid Star
Out of Service

Omaha, Neb., April AFTER being
turned down seven times for physical
unntness for army service, Edison
Shaw, one OF the earnest football
players that ever upheld the colors of
the University OF Nebraska, and con-
stoered one OF the most perfect speci-
mems OF physical development ever
seen II the game, is awaiting the YER
dict Of the draft offlcialB, his last hone
OF getting into the army.
Last spring Shaw tried to enlist in
the Nebraska national guard, but foot
ball knees" caused his rejection. Then
ne tried the reserve officers camp and
later the regular army with the same
result.
On the theory that bad knees should
not interfere with his efIlciency as an
tions but waE rejected on account of
color blindness The same defect kent
him out OF the gas engine section, the
balloon school and finally the navy
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EXHIBITION GAMES.


At Little Rock RI. a.
Boston Americans ....7 10 d
Brooklyn Nationals $500. Z
Batteries-Mays, Evans, Bush and
Agnew, Schang; Cheney, Grimes and
Miller, kreuger.
A. houston HE
Chicago Americans $500. ~
Houston Texas League ~ rs d
Batteries-Cicotte, Shellenbach and
Sehalk; Hiett. Moore and Noyes.
At San Antonio R.HE
New York Nationals ....
San Antonio Texas League . 10 5
Batteries-Sallee. Barnes and Nc
Carly; Rarlden, Harper, Pydorn and
Gibson, Anderson.
At Dallas RHE
Dallas Texas League ...O j
Batteries Erickson, Kallio and
stanage, Cleary; Kinney, Flowers and
Pratt.
At Shreveport R.H.F.
st. Louis Americans .. 8 /
Shreveport Texas League " 2 z 3
Batteries - Rogers, Sothoron and
Nunamaker; Beresky, Munzell, Napier
and Snyder, Wells.
At Fort worth RHE
Fort Worth Texas League -. i 10 D
st. Louis Nationals $500. 6 o
Whitaker, Perritt. Lee
and Woodall; Doak, Sherdell and Ben
ton.
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Dishing Up the Sport Dope
~ IA cK X E E N e

way The ease with which cowIer
landed heavy blows does not speak
we'll for Fulton's defensive arrange
mentE. on the other hand, the fact
that Fulton came on and won under
punishment indicates that he Is learn
ing not TO quit under fre.
Clark Griffith says that the Wash
ington players this year viii not ex-
coed is in numbers. His pitchers
will be Walter Johnson, Doc Ayers,
Harry Harper, Jim Shaw, Dumont and
1tngllng. Ainsmith. Charity ana
fieldera viii be Judge, Morgan, Lavan,
Foster and Shanks, while the outfield-
ers will be Shotten, Milan and Rice.
Griff VIII try a flock Of youngsters
down south, but the regulars named
above hardly will be displaced. The
veteran George Mcbride viii be re-
tanned as q coach.
Jlm scott. Of the white sox, Is now
Captain Jim nmd II located up near
Tacoma. Won K0lmltEa also Of the
White soxs IN a captain giving the
champions an edge on most teams as
far as commissions are concerned.
Among the stars ale Camp Devens
who viii come out for baseball when
the weather permits are Inl Janvrin
Of the Red soZ, Powers Or tins ColonlaL
league, Mike Mulcahy Of Georgetown,
Brick Wilder and Bob Murray of the
Eastern league. and several former
college stars.
Last spring the Pirates took
about 40 athletes to the clubs
southern training camp. This
time. however, Manager BeZdek
has only about % men with MIN.
Like many another player. Jimmy
Archer dnalty has bobbed up with the
club which gave him his first major
league contract IT was with the Pr
rates that Archer made his major
league debut In 1904.
The Cleveland Indians win have
only one training session a day az
their Houthern camp. Lee Eohl claims
ft IS more satisfactory than the two a..
day system.
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The French sunday statement.


Paris, April 1.-The battle contin-
ued Saturday night with undlminish-
ed violence, the war Office announced
yesterday afternoon. German bat
talions, renewing the attack without
cessation, were mown down by the
French fire.
Moreuil changed hands four times
in a furious struggle, finally be-
ing held by the French and British
troops The woods north OF Moreuil
were captured by the French.
Between Moreuil and Lassigny the
Germans were checked completely.
Around Lassigny, the town which
formed the limit of the German line
before their retreat i'm March last
year, the battle lire fluctuated sew
eral times, both sides displaying
obstinacy. The French and Ger
mans met often in hand TO hand
fighting in the villages Of Orvillers,
Plemont and Plessier de Roye, where
bayonets and hand grenades did
deadly work.
The French artillery sometimes
got into action. 1t overpowered the
much weaker German guns. APP
able to bring up his heavy cannon,
III II
at the first rush, ten days ago hav-
ing destroyed roads and small
bridges. This also put an obstacle in
the way Of bringing forward sup
plies.
Fight For MoreuiI.
Moreuil was the scene Of some OF
the hardest fighting OF the days. The
combatants struggled in the streets
until one or the other succumbed.
At one point German attacking
columns came under almost point
blank fire Of French 75's, which did
terrible execution and caused a panic
stricken retreat OF the survivors.
The line Of attack was extended
both northward and southwark dur
ing the day. Toward evening a slight
lull occurred, but renewed activity
was observed after dark. German
reserves evidently having arrived on
the scene.
The ground before the French lines
is covered thiclSly with. German dead.
The attackers are compelled TO adj
vance under a constant hail of bull
let's from. cleverly placed detach-
ments equipped with numerous ma
chine guns hidden from the Germans
until they come within short dis
lance.
French avlatols had virtually
cleared the skies Of their German
adversaries, so that the attacking
infantry was without assistance gem
orally afforded from the air.
The opinion is general that the
battle will be a long one, perhaps
keeping up for months, with q series
OF pauses between the various
phases. Whether the Germans viii
be able to make a demonstration in
another direction while the present
struggle IS progressing remains to
be seen, but indications point to the
utilization Of a great part Of their
available troops ia the huge effort.
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and the Peronne- Amiens road, and
threw forward important forces with
the particular object Of enlarging his
gains west Of Hangard -en- Santerre
Franco British troops broke up the
assaulting waves, which were not
able to debouch A brilliant counter
attack in which our Allies gave
proof Of their valor, enabled the
French to throw back the enemy
completely and recapture this viii
lage.
THE lighting further south was no
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-01

Bert Daniels. who played right field
for the Yankees under SIalllngss
Chase, Woiverton and Chance, is GO
ing TO retire from baseball In recent
years he has been a member OF the
Louisville team, but last season he
lost his batting eye also his speed on
the base paths Daniels is q civil en-
Rineer and Is anxious to devote AL his
time 10 that line Of work. He was ex-
tremely popular, for which reason his
retirement doubtless Will interest the
fans
The St. Louis Browns should be
very well coached tbs season with
Jimmy Burke on hand to hand out
tips to the infelderss Fielder
Jones 20 direct the outneldera
and Ed Walsh TO take care OF the
pitchers.
The federal authorities will be
asked to assist major league club
owners in their fight 70 suppress
haFebalI betting. The attention on the
government viii be called to the SELL
ina Oh baseball pools through the
mails, an evil that is growing rapidly.
viii be requested to look sharp TOR
the gamblers who infest some OF the
BIG league parks. Speculation on the
earnew doesn't help the sport. IL iH
TTennra and the club owners headed
bv pan johnson and Governor Tener,
intend 10 put an end to 1t as far as
possible.
Now that Jack Powell has
shown that ne Is serious about his
comeback stunt, somebody ah0utu
wnrn Csg Young and find out IL he
100 would not like 20 don the
spanrles for another try at the
major league game,
rhare seems to be some doubt
vvhefher Fred Fulton gained or lost
r3rertire IN his bout with Tom CoWler.
The latter. who was expected 20 pe
the easiest kind OF marx Tor y -
fkine ~ 4 Tartar until Fulton nnallY
rrf ~ left home in the atth Founo.
ffss1vfar repeatedly rocked ME ta.ahg
ounoment and closed one OF ms s&eA
Ee also uutnnxea MIN hleet g tHp
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less violent. Griyesnes was the OBJ
jective OF powerful attacks which
We're renewed necessarily leading to
hand to- hand fighting. This town
remained in the hands of the French
who inflicted considerable losses on
the Germans.
Between Montldfer and Lassjgny
there is nothing TO report"
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WHITES d sHoT.

New York. April 1.--Seven hours
before the district attorneys Office
was TO have been informed By Har-
ny Cohen, also known as Harry The
Yot," Of the name Of the man high
gambling crusade, Cohen was shot
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old GLORY FLOATS
WITH ALLIED FLAGS

CONTINUED from page One)
tie continued with extreme violence
north OF Montidier. The enemy
directed his efforts in particular
along the front between Montidier
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EDDIE MONA DECLARES
HE Is THROUGH WITH
NIT GAME FOR GOOD

Milwaukee. wis, April Eddie
Mocha, the Milwaukee welterweights Is
recovering in q hospital here from an
operation for removal of a blood elot
from his brain. Moha was injured as
q result Of his recent Knockout by
Jock Malone, OF st. Paul. Moha says
he never win engage in another box
ing bout
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-01
MISS RJURsTEDT WINS.


Tennis Championships Are Decided nd
New York Saturday.
tBy Associated Press)
New York, April miss Molla
Bjurstedt won the women's national
indoor tennis championship here Sat
urdRy, defeating Miss Eleanor Goss,
two sets out Of three, by scores OF SIS,
81. 6-4
Mrs. Spencer r. Weaver and Miss
Eleanor Goss. b.. defeating Miss Car
oma Winn and BTrs. III. 81 Green. won
the national doubles championship,
6-3, and lie.
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MILLERs START PRACTICE.

Wy taAHMWNNMNEN 2 INH1aI
Minneapolis, April 1.--Severai mem
hers OF this years Minneapolis team
Of the American association reported
at the local ball park for their hrHt
workout Of the season today. Prac-
tice sessions will be held here daily
Until the opening of the season.
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No display lines, cut or black poL
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and all ads must conform TO the tyPo-
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LYNCH no MEET WOLFE.

Cleveland. April Joe Lynch. a
rhnEy eastern bantamweiEht, will
meet Jack Wolfe, of Cleveland, in a
ten-round contest here on April is.
Lynch recently jumped into fame by
knocking out Kid Williams. the for
mer hantAmMeight champion.
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Tha Rritiah statsmsnt.

London, April Following is the
official communication:
The enemy twice attacked our
positions in the western outskirts of
Albert yesterday evening. Both at
tacks were repulsed.
South of the Somme the enemy is
persisting in his attempts to advance
along the valleys of the Rivers Luce
and Avre, but has made little prog
ress. Attacks and counter attacks
followed each other in this sector
throughout yesterday afternoon and
evening with varying success and
the fighting is expected to continue.
In the local operation in the
neighborhood of Serre which was
reported in yesterday mornings COM
muniuue the total number Of ma
chine guns taken was 109."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-01

FARGO YOUNGSTERS WIN.
Fargo youngsters defeated a team
OF Moorhead youngsters, rs TO IL, I'm a
hard fought game Of baseball Sunday
afternoon.
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BuIuars And Austrians Aid,

Paris, April 1.-Ohlcial announce
Eent was made yesterday that the
presence on the Franco British front
OF Bulgarian and Austrian troops
has been established.
The French announcement con-
firms statements to this effect from
German sources. According to some
accounts, the trip OF the German
emperor last October to Vienna,
Sofa and Constantinople was pri-
marily for the purpose OF inducing his
allies TO send all the forces they
could muster to the western front
for the spring offensive. A recent
press dispatch from Amsterdam said
the Austro- Hungarian emperor had
reviewed his troops in Flanders. 1t
has been understood, however, that
only a comparatively small force OF
Austrians and Hungarians would be
employed on the western front, and
that the bulk Of those not engaged
against Italy would be used to re-
lieve Germany in policing the Rus
sian front.
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London, April 1.-The British have
restored their line south of the
Somme in the Luce valley, after a
vigorous counter attack says the Of
fetal communication issued yester-
day afternoon. Two strong attacks
by the Germans on the front from
Marcelcave to the Somme were re-
pulsed with heavy losses to the en-
envy. North OF the Somme the Ger
mans attacking with four waves Of
points.
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.
rfF1wa NHmHaaA

FOR CASH OR REAL ESTATE-Ons
A0-62 Minneapolis separator, used 30
days; Garden City folding FEEDER one
90 II. +. double cylinder Gaar-Scott
steam engine; complete belts. water
tank: one 12-bottom John Deere
breaker, 12-foot Emerson crusher; the
above in good condition. IL you want
q real bargain, write TO u. g. Helm
rich. Burt, N. 10.
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FOR stare newa read The Forum.
Forum want ads.
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HELP WAMTED=A1AAkA.
HAVE knight Printing co. print II
BELL, BOY WANTED-Powers Hotel
WANTED-Man for milk wagon; alse
man to milk. Sam +. Crabbe' FaFso
TRANSFERS WANTED-Apply Farr s
Dray Line.
BARRIER WANTED-steady; April u
SIS, 500. VIM. MalchoW' SIsO'
WE FURNISH HELP: n
oIason Employment Co., SlT M ~
Ave. Fargo, n. ID. .---
WANTED - Two shipping, CLERKS saD
Northwestern supply go" 10
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WANTED-A printer; all-around man man
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Mont.
W6NTED-Two auto repair men or
machinist. Sehas Auto Co. FaFs''
N d
WANTED-ReliabIe men with own
conveyance, selling farmers Rerina-
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BARBFR WANTED at once; 6O@
commission, $40 guarantseqi so0~
job o. H. Letson' beach, =. =.
WANTFD-Boy to learn stersotyping;
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once. Western Newspaper Union
w1NTED-Men and boys for factory
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WANTED - Permanent position for
good penman and one accuEaaLe ~
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. -iFz7sTFRFD PHARMACIST for
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care Forum -
@-@aaaasa 1893
: WANTED-At once, good painter :
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. Motor sales Co, 6l4-lb KopeIts ~.
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PRTNTTRs NOTICE - If you are
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a~nerience and give reference; A. W.
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Ao4
IVANTFD-Man to assist in press.
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useful around plant must pc ~,
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n. d.
yVANTED-A first class cook with
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-. commission basis, or VIII rem
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North Dakota county seats. ADDRESS
4s9, Fargo Forum.
HELP wANTED-EEsIALE:.
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m EssMAKING sCHoOL--Hemstiteh-
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y 1NTED 2 FIRST class waitress.
Towards Cafe.
COOP GIRL for general houseworllzZ.
Mrs Thos. 2. Dunn, EOS l0th q =.
NURSE GIRL wANTED-rnquire Mrs.
Powers. Powers Hotel
HAVE Kuight Printing CO. print t.
g00D GIRL TO assist with house
work. 1t14 End Ave. 5. Phone zoez-d,
M ANTED-Young girl at the Grand
Confectionery store.
"
for general house
work. 1905 eth 81. 8.
once. girl. With once
or cleFlzship experience. az Broad
way.
NJ ArgTED-Aald for general house
work. Phone 1908. Mrs. Chas. y.
and killed at $3.50 o'clock this morn
nr. District Attorney Swami inn
ordered the apprehension
,f sam scheppe. who was one OF the
star witnesses against
yhaa. Becker. the police lieutenant
who was executed for the murder Of
Rosenfha1, gambler. in 1912.
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FOR RENT-HUUsEs AND FLATS.
(ComfImued.l

FOR RENT-Two and s-room, FUR
nished iagsi rent reasonable. Phone
1923.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
(Cpntinued.A .

GIRLS for kitchen and tray work.
st. Johns Hospital
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PETS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK.
fCnneImuenl

FOR SALE--RsRistered Aberdeen An
gus, so bulls and 100 heIfers. 10 20
months old; shorthorns. 10 bulls and
10 heiterB, to IL months old; i 8 bred
cows. Address Baldwin Corporation.
Glendale, N ID.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Lenox Hotel. Cali at
1lB Broadway.
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FREE E&AAEINATION-Dr. Hewra.
ChlFqpractie spine Specialist 126
deLendrecie Blk. Phone $40.
LELING CHIROPODT PARLORs -
supernuoua hair removed electric
scalp treatment. Suite 9, Lalng Biar.
Phone 38A1-W.
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WANTED-GirI to take care OF chill
dren. Phone 265s.
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GIRL for general homework. Mrs.
II. Burton, Ais Sth st. S.
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FOR SALE-ConfectIonery store and
pool hall, with 2-story building. For
details. write or phone Mrs. II. g.
Byers, Argusvills. N ID.
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE for rent: gas.
light and garden; close in. Phone
2I91-W
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WANTED-Maid for general house
work. 1909 9TH Ave. S. Phone
2822-M.
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COMPETENT GIRL for houseworh
family or 2. Phone 1861.
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
homework; in family; good wages.
326 9Th Ave. S. Phone 1881.
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DIR. y. ~. FRENETTE-Dentf spe-
cialiMt tn extracting and artfheaat
teeth. Huntington Xix. over d III
Holmes Fargo IN. I'D.
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The Cleveland Indians win have
only one training session a day az
their southern camp. Lee Hohl claims
II IS more Satisfactory than the two a
day system.
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ana killed at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. District Attorney Swami inn
medlateIy ordered the apprehension
Of sam scheppe. who was one OF the
prosecutions star witnesses against
Chaa. Becker. the police lieutenant
who was executed for the murder Of
Herman Rosenthai. gambler. in 1912.
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DENTISTS.

bRS. BALL. WALLACE g OIaEEoa.
Dentists. over First National annK
once closed saturday AFTERNOON 800
sundays. Phone sgs