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TebeaM One of
The Old Guard
(Bx Associated Ptass.l

st. Louis, May 3l.-BasebalV old
guard lost one Of its staunchest war
riors when oliver p. C"Pat') Tebeau,
following a protracted illness, recent
~ shot and killed himself here. He
belonged to the old school of payers
whose fighting spirit overshadowed
their playing abilities. In his day
the winning player frequently was
the one with the widest vocabulary
ana the best umpire was the one with
the harder fist. Games in his days
were sometimes merely occasions for
fights, and runs were made only by
sturdy men who fought their way
and spike.
Tebeau was a product of the sand
lot diamonds in st. Louis. His first
professional engagement was with
Jacksonville, Ill, in 1885.
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TwO Hits, and
Athletics Lose

, J. Lefty" Carlander held the Fargo
Athletics to two hits, and the Moor
head Red Cross team won Memorial
days baseball Offering in league park
in Moorhead, to l.
The game, which was not called I'M
til $50 o'clock in the evening, went
seven innings, to darkness
Batteries for the Athletics were
King and Lyons; for the Moorhead
team, Carlander and Anderson.
The Moorhead team goes to HawleX
next Sunday. go
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs AND FLATS.
(COntinued,)
LAKE COTTAGE.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished cottage
on Detroit Lake, for summer sea-
son. Phone 3740-W.
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GIRL for general nousework; 3 in
family; good wages; must be good
cook. Mrs. Leslie Welter, 430 9Th St.
S., Moorhead.
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HighHghts From
The Diamond

There is grand and glorious feel
ing-in Minneapolis. The Mtllers won
both games of a double bin from St.
Paul in the American association
airy checks, the MilIers like to beat
the Saints. So
Only two teams are tied for the
leadership in the American associa-
ton. Milwaukee twice defeated Kan
sas City, and Louisville twice beat
Indianapolis on Decoration day. cut
ting the number. OF real close con-
tenders from three to tWo.r ?. =.
New York, in the American league,
made 1t three straight over Philadel-
phia Thursday, winning a, close game,
ers battle between Gregg and CaId-
well. Bakers hitting being the decid-
ing feature. s.s.s
Walkers single in the eighth, with
one on base, gave Detroit a to l
victory over st. Louis Thursday. -, 5,
WASHINGTON. and Boston split in two
BANKED the Sox, 4 to 0, in the after
noon game, allowing but six very
scattered hits.
Boston defeated. Brooklyn in two
games, 2 to 1 and. to 8, in the Ma
tional league Thursday. Nehf would
have scored a. shutout in the first
game but for a wild pitch.
Cincinnati and Chicago divided hon
ors at Chicago Thursday the Reds
winning the first games and the Cubs
the second. Outfelder Earl Neale, of
Cincinnati, assaulted Catcher Ktllifer,
of Chicago, in q dispute over a hit,
and was banisted from the field. Kill
ltfer's hurts were such that he could
not finish the game.
New York knocked Pitcher Oesch-
ger, for Philadelphia, out of the box
Thursday, and won handily, TO 8.
The morning game was postponed on
account of rain. Two games Will be
plaXed today. y
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~" Field Meet
On Saturday

Si1ty-hve boys are entered in
events in four classes in the track
and field meet OF the Fargo Y. M. G.
a. to be held on Dacotah field at the
North Dakota Agricultural college at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Of1eials for the meet are B. H. Rob
bins, starter; Fern Monson and Hewi-
son Pollock, timers; Charles M. Pol
lock, Lester Pratt and J. Aldrlch,
judges, and Emil CHASER, referee.
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AHTRRICAN AssoCIATIoN.
stanElnn g the CIubs.

First Game e. q ~.
louisville ..:..s 100 600 090@l 9
At Indianapolis. 600 600 GOO 10 l
HUMPHREYS and Kocher; Rogga,
Dale ami Gossett.
Second Game II, II. ID.
Louisville 800. 2Ol 900 101--5 10 8
At indianapolis. 900 100 000-1 g 2
Ehpckelford and Meyers; Falken-
berg, Dale and Schang
Toiedo .......,s 600 600 600 2
Az Columbus ~. 010 600 000--l 5 0
Brady and Kelley; Welles and
Hq ssaoSSd Game R.H. d.
III Columbus 81, 200 200 600 1-5 If
McColl. Sanders and Kelly; Park,
George. and Hartley Wagner.
First Game Ri n.
Eiiwslkes -. 0f0 0d1 06o-5 0
It Kansas city. 100 600 000-1 8
Howard and HUM; Winters and
sl sseasa came Ri p.
It Kansas city, 01Q 060 000-6 16 z
yVfIIiaT1s. Kerr and Murphy; Smith,
WneatIey, Hom and OnsloW;
Flrst came Ri u.
Notwithstanding $40 00i 000-8 liz 3
Az eF pa4If 49, 0l0 010 00I-3
Hunfes and Owens; Keatings Ftook,
jasper and Glenn =
Second CAME g. 2. =.
III PauI .... 600 GOO 100 OIL
M RTinneapolis.. 900 600 001 l--1 a
Hassrnan and Glenni W}ltla4ns allq
Grey
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FOR SALE - Two-story. room So6,.
space 30x62, building in good shape.
sbout 5 years old. Sealed bids WITH
certified check. for 1919 of amount BID
to accompany bid; bids VIII 9s opened ssa
new ae school building. Property will
be shown by the clerk or nehn1be[s
Of the board. Chris. Haugsted, clerk
DiIEVOFfh, Mimi.
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harm on back end of lots, sidewalk
ali around house. for sale at .sl,7g9).
2i9 9Th Ave. s.. Moorhead. stephen =.
Rice. Inquire at 1873 e. Ord St, 81
Paul. Mimi.
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Sporting Ne1c1s
In Tabloid
(By Associated Press.l.

Chicago, May S1.-The Hutchinson
club of the Western league will be
Topeka club will be transferred to
Hutchinson, effective June. 2.
Foster Labor selected captain 1918
baseball team of University of Hill
nois.
Upper Iowa college by score Of to
] defeated state teachers, and won
HaWkeye conference.
Camp Custer baseball team defeat
ed Camp Grant, to 3.
Chief Bender, Indian pitcher, has
been purchased by the New York
Americans from the Philadelphia Ma
tionals for the waiver price. Bender
was a holdout, and had been playing
with the Fore River team, OF the
Shipbuilders' league.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, - 600 100 600 ] 4
At New York 600 O0l OLE
Gregg and McAvoy; Caldwell and
walters.
First Game r. 4. p,
Chicago ........ 200 00o loo els y I
williams, shellenback and Schalk;
Enzman and O'Neill.
Second Game IL. II. II.
Chicago y; 9 099 90S 909 093-S % !
: tFaber. Benz, panforth and scbalk;
coveieskie and o'Neill.
st. Louie Louis . S SGS go So5 S SG95 i 3
Galiia and Nunamaker; Dauss and
Yelle. Second game postponed.)
yv FiFst 9ome- o1o 900 ooo-f 8 I
All Boston -. 015 02O 10x-9 10 0
Shaw, Hanson and Ainsmitn; Leon
vy ss Il, iI1slto 4a ~. oil Oos oOo-l III /
~ Bosfon 80. 900 900 000--0 g. Q
| Ayers and Plcinich; McCabe and
Agnew.
Another novelty win be introduced
in lawn tennis circles this season
| q, championship tournament for hus-
bands and wives. The New Yorh
Tennis club will stage this tourney
Iabeglnning July is, Eligibility re-
Qllires that the pairs competing ir
| the mixed doubles. for that is what
the competition amounts to- be con-
posed of husband and wife: The
fplau was copied from the English
I Lawn Tennis association, that has
| for many years conducted q husband
51vI rrsgEr vs-aat3aar q II "a national
championship On the courts of Not
tingham.
DerriI Pratt, having changed his
| st. Louis uniform for that OF a. New
York costume, has now changed his
opinion conserving the effect gold
thas On ones ability to bat 800. Der
Ira is convinced that gold and base
jbaII don't mix, so he is going To give
tup golf Yeu cant spend tht
I morning driving &, GOLF ball round
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200 NGCREES0 near Flora, 4. s., For city
property or a herd of good sheep
or cattle: 70 acres under cultivation.
Address P. o. Box 307, Fargo. n. ID.
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WANTED-To adopt baby girl. 2
months to l year old Address lz4s
care Forum.
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SMALL AMOUNT OF LUMBER -
Phone 235. ''''
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standin OF the Clnbs.

First Game r. H. z.
,Nehf and Henry; Grimes, Marquard
and Miller. &c..
B9 siSGnG same sans. cog cog sss 900 I !
At Brooklyn -. 900 900 1923 8 4
Hearne and Henry; Griner, Mar
guard and Kruger.
New York ..... 600 $40 ooo-6 10 Q
At Philadelphia. 900 100 O02--3 8 2
Demaree and mccarthy Oeschger,
Lineup and Adams.
First Game R.H.B
At Pittsburgh 001 $50 1fx--8 10 0
Tuero, Packard and Gonzales; Mil
Ter and Schmidt 49,
st. Louis $3.50. 800 0O1 o00-4 Z o
At pittsburgh 900 900 5000 6 3
Doak and Gonzales; Hammer and
Blackwell.
Cincinnati tn ~. 400 o22 O1O-s Is i
At Chicago -. O04 600 020---6 10 0
Toney and Wirgo; Tyler, Weaver,
Coates and Killifer.
Second Game - r. II. e.
At Chicago -. 600 100 1ox-2 8 l
Schneider, Eller and Smith; Vaughn
and Killifer, OFarrell
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WANTED-An experienced saleslady
for a department in dry goods sec
ton; will also take applications from
those without experience. See Mr..
Gilbert at Blacks.
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Want Ad Rates
And Rules Governing Insertion OF
Advertising Under the
ClasslflcatiOnB.
One Cent a word each in-
500 per line per month.

One Cent a WORD sacA An~
gertion4
S1.OO per line per month.
Minimum Charge 25c.
No clairvoyant, fortune teller. mat
rimonial or doubtful advertising &C
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
1ect any copy submitted. g..
No display lines, cut or black DOT
ders will be run under .classlhcations
and all ads must conform to the typo
graphical restrictions.
Advertisements must be ordered for
definite number of insertions. NO
stiIl forbid" copy will be inserted.
Out-of-town orders must be accom- :.
panied by the cash to insure prompt
i"S CIo S1Sii T1MB-All copy for i'm
sertion the same day must reach US
not later than IL o'clock noon.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT IA, ADS fbo
telephone from bona t1de telephone
subscribers but are payaoIIfH the gb sans Is
accommodation service and we expect
prompt payment.
TELEPHONE 1895.
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Kr1spuFF JOINS THE NAvY,

(By Associated .Press.)
Chicago, May 31.-Pete kildun'
second baseman with the Chicago
Cubs, left the club Thursday night to
enlist at the Mare Island Navy yard,
near San Francisco. He Is the second
member Of the, club to join the navy"
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

Who is ready to grasp il? Having
decided TO retire from. actual business,
am Offering for sale my carpenter .
shop and to6is, which consist of one
face planer, l combination saw and
growing machine, 1 Jigsaw, l turning
lathe, ! footpower. morttser, / disk
gether with my good viii, my pIeas-=
ant business relation with bank and
material dealers, nay prospective
work, etc, having been the only con-
sand dollars cash takes #. or Will
consider late model Ford as part pay
ment; must act quick; can snow bust =
ness OF $4,000 in year. For furtnsr
Information, write or phone A. w.
Nelson, Nelya, n. D. -
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OWING to our being IN the draft, US
will sell out our general merchan~
p 1tSe stcS6 az DiwGnt amt 61ic
BuEsa Bros, Dilworth. Mimi. -.
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MANAGERS WANTED for open teri
ritory to supply automobile trade
and car owner with KoT-ker Tire,
profits; must finance own orders. ul1-- z
usual proposition. AlCemo Mfg. Co,
1911 Bridge ST, Newark, y. j. .s.s
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SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirable
building lots. l0l Broadway FA"he
112.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ANYTHING in THIS LINE. ses
"a, r. Froling. sos Front St
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FOR sALE-Brass bed. baby crib.
pedestal, library. table. rocking
chairs, writing desk, rugs and other
furniture, including piano. Phone
35l9-W.
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66c ON THE DOLLAR, old PRICES,
cash only; $4,000 dry goods, shoes,
ware. suits, pants, overalls. unIer--
wear, hats caps, notions, In good jcolf-s
dltion; must sell al once; no hxtureEi
no trade considered. Edelman, Forbes,
n D. =.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR sale or
rent with the y. =. cullen heai Ass-
tate Co.
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WILL SELL OR TRADE 1917 Allen
car, also 20-room hotel and new piano
player. What have you? Can use a
Ford, city property or farm. Write
p. o. Box 767, Fargo.
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TAILOR SHOP FOR sALB-Leadlng;
town in Dakota: with a stock OF
$500 clothing. Inquire n. Fargo
Forum. 80.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-ln, excel
lent condition. including baby car
rage, gas range, electric washer.
Phone l098-W or call l438 3rd ave. >.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE 2O-room
hotel, 1917 Allen car and new piano
player. What have you? Answer p.
o. Box 767, Fargo.
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FOR sALE-One golden oak $3.50
rocker for S.; l sewing rocker
with drawer), S. value for 81; at 81
Burrell Court. Phone 3767-W.
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TETs, POULTRY LIVESTOCK.
HORSE FOR sALE-i4l6 2nd Ave. 9.
MULCH CoW--l33g 18th Ave. S. Phone
3054-W.
zrr9T7 gAI Err gdstered English set
ter doE, months old Apply 9l1
10th So. IS
asazs.zsszs.s44sS-s--4-s
F7FTgFWEgg CHANCES
FOR SALE Dads Luuchroonl Call
al once TOR al bis bargain. 608 4-2
BROADWAY.
WnR SALE Country newspaper
pPfntina oItnt, iE good conai ton.
Address Lock Fox SA2s Met4suEgs n. %.
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FOR LE-Five-passenger Ford. lis
8th st. s.. Moorhead. 80
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FOR SALE-Bungalow, on south SIDE;
s rooms and bath; fully modern !;
Just completed. apply to owner. le4a
9TH Ave. n.
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AUTO-aIOTORCYCE.Rs

FOR SALE-MaxwelI touring car.
The Radiator Shop.
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WANTED TO BUY.

wANrED-ro buy tools. Phone 2a16.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
fCnn&fUmed,A

COMPETENT GIRL for general
housework; 2 in family; good wag-
es. Phone 556.
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FORD CAR in fine snapeS viii SELL
reasonably. Phone 1854.
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WE BEILEVE we can exchange the
real estate you don't want Tor
something you 90. Let US try. Ihoa-
as Baker & Co., Fargo.
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OLD CLOTHES AND JUNK-Phone
1862.
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FOR SALE-We have several very
Fargo Music Co, SIG LIST Ave. N.
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FOR SALE-One gasoline stove, /
plush covered couch. l center Ia
BILE. Call evenings. 7l2 9Th Ave. y.
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Walkers single in the eighth, with
victory over st. Louis Thursday. -. 5,
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TWO OR 3 OFFICE, ROOMS-Good
location. G. r. FroIing.
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WANTED-Girl Tor general house-
work. Mrs. P. w. Clemens. 1109 9Th
St N. Phone 2s29-J.
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MEMS WORN GARMkNTS-PhonO
23I5, Fargo.
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LOST-FOUND.

OFFICES, fronting on Broadway In
the most central location. for rent.
Inquire at Blacks store
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FARM LANDS. on or nea- railroad or
farmers son TO have the same oppor-
tunity as his father; purchase q home
o. Your own; low prices. long time
small interest; write for map ana LuT-
FbaI particulars from owners. 1tasca
Humber Co, BOX 80. Deer River. MINI.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FURNITURE for sale cheap. zoe llth
ST. n.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for Offices.
Apply James Kennedy, Z Broadway.
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FOE EXCHANGE.

LOST-33x4 rim and Fisk tire. Return
to Nick Konen Taxi Line.
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Washington and Boston split in two
games at Boston Thursday. Ayers
BANKED the Sox, 1 to 0, in the after
noon game, allowing but six very
scattered hits.
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WE PAY-S1.5O per 200 FOR rags. SOC
per 100 for magazines, CSC per 100
for newspapers. Phone l256-N.
Northern PaDer stock Co. = LIST g., n.
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

GOOD, airy rooms. furnished. Laing
Bldg.
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e24 ACRES, 230 wheat, oats. rye. bar
lev, $50 finest natural meadow, rest
prairie; rented; buyer taxes IaLh , SSsE,p;
Town: buildings worth $4,000; price
FOR all only 5000; an owner so no
agents commission; want $500 cash
to pay incumbrancss' ana Ss,V9ag t9
year: time donated: viii take Liberty
bonds or give terms for balance. Al
dress 125. care Forum.
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FOR SALE-ChAlmers car, A No. i
condition. Address 1I24 Bird Ave. IS,
MOorhead, Mimi. II
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

BLACK DIRT for sale. Phone 1851
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING--
All work guaranteed; prices right.
H. D. Howard, 1888 10th Ave. N.
Phone 17b9-W.
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DO YOU WANT any investigatii9?n;s
made? Everything confidential.
Write P. o. Box $50, Fargo.
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FOR SAI.E-5Ox140, east front; Q
rooms; water heat; full base ment'
barn rents L0r So per month; Sth 81
~, near new p. 0. site. Phone zooz'
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GREAT RARGAIN-160 acres wire
fenced. leo acres cultivated and can
he nut in tiax and barley. this year;
one good crop pays for land' good
house and granary beth painted o,5 mn nR 3g
rnad only 3 miles to good. live town
Win bank, several stores. elevators
and nd best Of markets; price $4,000 hall
cash. Write J. B. Streeter' Devils
Lake N D.
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GARAGE FOR RENT--Downtown 10
cation; electric lights. Phone
3740-W.
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1916 FIVE-PAssENGER Pullulan: in
good condition; can be seen SaEuE--
day or Sunday. Phone 1861. sseE-
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WANTEp.Bicycse. $50 Front St
Phone 2316.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. for O
girls. Phone 2045-W.
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Boston defeated. Brooklyn in two
games, to- and to 3. in the Ma
tional league Thursday. Nehf would
have scored a shutout in the first
game but for wild pitch.
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Associated Press Review.l

Field Marshal Hag today reports his line the Lys battle
front standing intact last night existed yesterday
ing following the British retirement east of Ypres ground
having been lost in the battling of yesterday despite the heavy
German attacks through the entire period.
Checked for the time least front of the strong Brit
sh positions dominated by KENNEL hill the northern por
ton of this 'front.' the Germans turning their attention to the
Southwesterly sector of the battle field.
heavy bOmbardmnt of the British positions here between
LOGON and Robocq reported progress this morning.
May Widen Out.
The enemy is finding himself cramped the southerly
of wedge has pushed into the British lines and
on the eve of an effort to widen it out here.
miles north of Bethuen important railway center and at
Robecq within six miles of Lers, junction point the
railway from Bethune to Hazebrouck.
The British have been holding this sector of the front
strongly they the northwestery edge of the salient
where they have held the German attempt advance fur
her toward Hazebrouck indicated the repuse
fresh German attacks last night the Merr sector along
the acknowledgements railway.
Enemy Wants Vimy Ridge.
1t seems not unlikely that the emmy high command has
forecast possibly larger German drive deermned
southwark enveop Behune and push to point where they
can compel the British fall back from Gvenchy and the
gon north Aras where the dominating Vmy Ridge the
German objective
Whether this be the larger German strategy has not yet
shown The development of the enemy demonstration
on the Robecq line however, will be followed with close
attention view of this possibility and its bearing the
great struggle the front to the SOUTH where the firm
hold of British the Arras region and the line south to
Albert has held up the enemy push on Amiens.