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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Nemci pry poslali bolSeviklm
ultimatum.

Amsterdam, II, dnora. Ne
mccko poslalo Rusku ultimatlm,
zadaiic prijetl nemeckIch podmi-
mex miru, yyznaeenych dne u.
prosince, die sdeleni socialisticke-
ho dasopisu Vorwaerts. vychazeji,
elho V Bcrline. Jestlize podmin-
ky tyto nebudou pfijaty, bude to
miti Y ddsledku obnovenl yalky
proti Rusku, die prohldseni jme-
novaneho casopisu. Jestlize mi
rove vyjednavani Sc stroskota, ne
mecky lid provede vySetfenl O.
tazky, kdo je "a to zodpov6d-
nym. pravl Vorwaerts.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Rakouska zlata reserva povazlive
slabne.

Curych, H. lnora. Po pre-
stavee temef til a pill roku rakou-
sko-uherska banka uyerejuila Svo-
j zpravu. Tato ukazuje, ze obeh
bankovek ma konci roku 1913 byl
2, 400, 100000 korun. Y roce 1917
pax byl 1s.440.000,00O. Prim6rne
zvySoyani meslcne roce 1915 by
10 l66,000,000 roce 1917 6iO,-
100000. Mezitim pax zlata reser.
va ku krytf teto cirkulace ncpre-
trzite poklesdvala. PhjGky ban.
ky rakousko.uhersk6 Wade pax Sc
zyysovaly. XII konci roku 1917
tyto pIjcky byly l3,690,0O0,O00
eli 76 procent cirkuIace banko.
vek.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
Nez0S From the World of Sport
TEAM SCORE OF
1892 LOWEST
AT BIG MEET
August Hermann, A. B. G.
Tourney Boss, Knocks
Down IS in One Game
NV Aasocinted Press }

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 21.-Tonighs
will be Sd. Louis night at the Amert-
can Bowling congress tournament,
twelve OF the teams rolling on the
fret shift Of the five-men event nail
ing from that city. Teams from Chi
caRo and Toledo will also parttct-
pate on this shift.
Wednesday saw changes in leader
ship in both the individual and dou-
bles events. O. wagner, Of the Neu-
berth Colts, Newark N. j., took
first place I'm the individual event
with a score Of ESQ.
In the doubles, Lush and Blaney,
Cincinnati. rolled into the lead with a
total OF 1,212 pins.
The Cabanne team OF st. Louis holds
first place in the five-men event, with
a score of 2,SS0.
August Hermann, president of the
Cincinnati baseball club, chairman OF
the National Baseball commission and
chairman of the local tournament
committee, Wednesday night had the
distinction Of being captain OF team
that bowled the lowest score ever re-
corded in the fve-men class at na-
tional bowling tournament. His team
bowled 1892. Herrmann's lowest
score for one game was rs.
The executive committee held ITS
annual meeting Wednesday, and
transacted routine business. Toledo
appears to be leading in the contest
for the 1919 tourney while Robert
Brown. OF Louisville and New YORK;
h most prominently mentioned as the
candidate for the next president.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
CANOUFLAGE IS
BOXERS ASSET
Brother of Former Bantam
weight Champ Has As
sOrtment of Tricks

Chicago, Feb. 21.- Camoufiaging
distress and then stretching his be-
wildered opponent on the canvas
with a knockout punch, was a favor
ite trick of Clarence Forbes, brother
Of Harry, former bantamweight
champion, and who recently died in
the state hospital at Elgin, Ill. He
was 81 years old.
trickiest and hardest punching box
ers ever developed in Chicago. He
began his career as a bantam, and
later fought as a featherweight. He
once fought for a bantamweight
championship. It was a favorite trick
of the head, and then wabble around
the ring as If distressed.
Tricked into believing another
punch would finish him, Forbes op-
ponents would come tearing in only
to receive a clip on the chin. His rec
ord is dotted with knockouts thus
scored.
Pulls Trick on Opponent.
Oldtimers say Forbes put over one
Of the quickest and most amusing
knockouts on record. He was boxing
an unknown" in a Michigan town
several years ago, and, after receiv-
Ing the usual instruction from the
referee, they returned to their corners
to await the bell. When the contest
started, Forbes rushed to the center
of the ring and yelled:
Hey, take that chair out Of that
guys corner"
The "unknown", tricked into be-
lieving his seconds hadn't removed
his chair, turned his head toward his
corner. Forbes snapped over a terri
nc right handler to the chin, knocking
his foe completely out.
The incident was so amusing that
Forbes laughted himself. His oppo-
nent never knew what happened.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
EXPECT GREB-ODOWD
GO TO DRAW $4,000
Feb. rs Battle Probably VIII BE Last
Tor hIiddlewefghts Pending
War Call.
(By Associated Press.l

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 21.-Promot-
ers Of the ten-round battle between
Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh middle
weight, and Mike O'Dowd, of ST. Paul
claimant OF the championship, to be
decided here Feb. 25, expect the con-
test will draw close TO $4,000. The
match will be staged at night
IT probably win be the last big
match for the boxers as they are
slated to join the army in the next
cali Although O'Dowd has received
no ofIicial word, members of the
draft board have assured him that he
viii be among those who are ordered
to Camp Dodge between Feb. rs and
28. Greb viii return TO Pittsburgh
after the contest to await the decision
Of the draft board
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
Salary Cuts
Not In Store
For Millers
- Aasooiated -. J

Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb 21.--There
win be no salary cuts for members OF
this years Minneapolis American as
ISOLATION team. according to M. Il.
Cantillon, president OF the local club.
who has just finished mailing out 1918
contracts.
1--WE are going ahead on the pre-
sumption that 1913 will be a good ball
year, and have cut no salaries" said
Cantilion. "The theaters and all sport
events seem to be drawing well, and
personally / believe it will be a good
year for baseball. OF course we are
hampered In signing players until the
next draft is completed but when
that is over we can tell just where
we are.
1--WE have lost Morley Jennings.
shortstop, who Is an athletic instruct
or at Fort Oglethorp, and Pitcher
sandy Burk, who Is In camp at Chilll-
cothe, o."
Cantillon said he had not decided
where the Millers will train this
spring, IT is probable that the team
will do most Of its practicing on the
home grounds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
PITCHER EXPECTs TO BE
BOMBING KAISER WHEN
BALL TIME COMES 'ROUND.
- Asaociated Press.

MiIwaukee, wis, Feb. 81. - Ned
Hgan, new manager OF the Milwau-
lsee club Of the American association,
Is rapidly acquiring players 60
strengthen the team. Emil Huhns q
catcher OF major league promise pur-
chased from the Cincinnati Nation
ais, will be the first string backstop.
HUM was purchased by Indianapo~
lis from Cincinnati last season, but
declined TO report because Of q salary
question.
Pitcher Salisbury, recently obtained
from the St. Louis Nationals, is
within the draft age and expects TO
join the army I'm the next call.
Maybe I'll be tossing bombs Rt
the Kaiser instead of throwing the
old horsehide," Salisbury wrote A. II.
Ttmme, president Of the Brewers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
WALDRON OF DRAYTON,
IS CURRIERS' PRESIDENT
Annual Election for State Curling
Association Held In Grand
Forks This Week.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Feb. 21.-Dr. II.
NJ. Waldron, of Drayton, was elected
ing association; r. c. Thompson, OF
Bowesmont, vice president; Guy
Jameson, of Crystal second vicc
president; Rev. Jonathan Watson. Of
Grand Forks, chaplaini DIR. w. G.
Wilson, of Grand Forks, piper, and
r: ID. Waugh and a. III. Smith, or
Winnipeg, patrons,
The executive committee consists
Of j. c. sheppard and ]. y. Turner, OF
Grand Forks; Harry Kennedy, OF
Hensel; III. L. Barnes, of st. Thomas;
A. G. Darling, OF Crystal, and II. W..
Kibbee, of Grafton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
DETROIT HURhERs SIGN UP.
TRw AuannlnAAa Press n

Detroit, Feb. 21.--Every pitcher on
the roster of the Detroit Americans,
except Howard Ehmke, who Is in the
navy. Is under contract. The last
twirier to send in the document was
George Dauss. The contracts of Willie
Mitchell and George Cunningham
were received just before Dauss'
came.
Dauss, who was Detroit's mainstay
for two seasons, has been bothered
for two years by a weak knee. The
knee has received medical attention
during the winter and Dauss believes
Il is I'm good condition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
nAnr.nY ANn nEER.

Lsondon.-Two partners in a brew
cry firm were recently fined 81 900 for
brewing several hundred barrels OF
beer in excess Of their output allow
ance.
At Halstead, Essex, police court q
farmer was summoned for feeding
flour to pigs His defense was that
III was more I'M the interests Of the
nation that barley should be used for
feeding stock than for making beer
The case was adjourned FOR q fort
night
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

Devils Lake, N. d., Feb. 21.-Play-
ing right Ia the harness and with the
score tied six times, Mtnot high
school defeated Devils Lake here By a
score or az to 2s. Every player was
heavily guarded and watched like g.
hawk BY his opponent Never before
has such q game been played here.
The excitement was so intense that
many went home after the game
bareheaded
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
Paulette may be the Cards regular
first baseman next season.

first baseman next season.
After fruitless efforts to get a large
piece Of change out Of President Bak-
er, OF the Phillies, who sold him to
picked up a new idea. He's going to
try 10 get the money out OF Charley
Weeghman. Grover found that Baker
now he Will try his luck with the
Cub owner and he may have better
chance there at that Weeghman still
has money to burn, it Is generally adj
mttteu, and Grover might be able 20
nick him for q bit of IL. Most of the
National league magnates are urging
Weeghman to ignore Alexis pleas or
threats. but one hears that Charley
is disposed to weaken and come
through. Alexander wants $4,000 Of
the purchase money or a $4,000 bonus
in addition to his salary OF $4,000.
whether he gets it or not it's a cinch
his chances are better with Weegh-
man than with Baker,
with the international league ap-
paremtly down and out, the Baltimore,
Newark and Toronto clmbs Will re-
main intact for the purpose Of playing
Sunday exhibition games at home
with National and American league
clubs. Bat the players who win wear
baltimore, Newark and Toronto uni
forms probably win have 20 work ON
q cooperative basis with their em-
plOyera. These Fellows can consider
themselves extremely fortunate In
view Of the fact that the players Of
the other international league teams
will be thrOwp out 0f employment.
Since Mike 0'Dowd won the middle
weight championship by fiRttening al
Mccoy last November, the new title
holder has not defended his honors in
the ring. But ODowd finally has ar
ranged a match and ne has picked
out Harry Greb. the toughest middle
weight now performing. Win or lose,
this will be ODowd's last battle i'm
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
MORNINGsTAR WILL REFEREE.
fpv Accumulated Press

Detroit, Feb. 21.--Ora Morningstar,
Detroit, noted professional billiardist
who lis employed ais instructor at a
local billiard hall, will referee match
es In the National Amateur Billiard
Players association tournament which
Is to be started here on Feb. rs. The
tournament viii last ten days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
Dishing Up the Sport Dope
b y J A C. X K E E " E

some time, as he has been called upon
to act as boxing instructor at one OF
the army camps.
Manager stallinEss Of the Braves,
expects John Murray the young coll
IeEinn pitcher, to develop into y star.
Bruce Hit has been released by
the Cardinals to the Little Rock
club of the Southern association.
Evidently as q pitcher he failed
to live up to his name.
The White Sox have signed a south
paw named John Constantineau. II
he stays in the big leagues the print
ers will have to rename him in order
to ut the box scores.
Connie Mack, it is believed, has
secured a star Bhortstop in Morris
shannon, who was with the Balti-
twin brother were tried by the Boston
Braves several years ago, but Stall
lings turned them adrift. Morris
Shannon made rapid progress under
Jack Dunna who strongly recon-
mended him TO the veteran manager
Of the Athletics. Dunn predicts that
within q year this 20-year-oId colt
Will be one Of the best shortstops in
the American league.
Mgr. walter MeOredie, of the salt
Lake club of the Pactle Coast league
Is after several players that will be
given trgOuts with American league
clubs this spring.
Jack Dunn, of the Orioles,
thinks StallinEs made a mistake
when he turned back Shortstop
Red shannon to Baltimore Dunn
believes Shannon is a conner. The
player is now with the Athletics,
Now that Alexander has succeeded
in getting his bonus from the Cubs,
Bill Killefer. his battery mate, is a
holdout. Weeghman IS having his
own troubles. with the former Philly
stars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
AGGIES TO BATTLE
FLICKEUS ON FRIDAY

The North Dakota Aggies bas-
ketban team leaves Friday mora
ing for Grand Forks where lt
Will play the University Of NoEth
Dakota az 2tS0 o'clock tm the aft
erm0Om. Coach Paul }. Davis win
take MIA emttre squad AmcAudRmE
Hefamers Reiss A. Hanson ~ Ham.
mOn. Hayes, sinelmfFs Wilson aha
Anderson.
Conch Davis said to-day that he
expeeted the hardest game OF the
season, hut declined to comment
on the ARgles' chances OF win
mimw.
The Fargo high, school squad
leaves Friday m0rming ON Its
western tr1ns playing bismarck
himh nG Bismarck Friday evening"
and AImndan high nt Mandan Sat-
nraays
The wahpetOn selence-COncOr~
dia college game scheduled for
wednesday evening" was can
celed, and will not be played.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
WEDNESDAY, sPORT SUMMARY.
fBv AasocLated 30.

Chicago. Feb. 21.-Charles Ellis de-
feated Alfredo De Orc, SO 10 SS, ana
Augte KieclShefer, SO TO 49, i'm the
three-cushion billiard tournament at
Chicago. De ORC beat Charles NORM
SO to 40. Ellis and Kieckhefer are
now tie with nine games won ant
three lost. Robert CannefRx Is third
with seven won and four lost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
GRTDDBR WANTS no FLY.
lPy Aasoelated Preas.l

Milwaukee, wis, Feb 21,-Irvin
LanRhoff. former football star at
Marquette university, who was re-
3eeted by the Milwaukee base hospital
unit because OF d damaged knee,
hopes to enlist In the aviation corps.
He underwent an operation to correct
his defect.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
nLLrNesnN nAoK IN aAME.

Hopes at University Brighten With
Captain Back In Lineup.
Grand Forks, NJ d., Feb. 2i.--With
Captain EllIngsen back in the lineup,
the university is expected to give the
agricultural college team OF Fargo,
good fight in the game to be played
here Friday. Founders day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

SECOND HAND Burroughs adding
machine. We are trading In q lot
banks purchasing the latest Bur
foughs Bookkeeping machines, some
almost new. We sell these at bargain
prices, overhauled and carrying the
same guarantee as our new machines.
Address or call Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. No. / Magill Blk. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
INDIANS SIGN FORMER Fed.

tBY AssOclateu EFesH.l
cleveland, Feb 21-Announcement
Has made here Wednesday night that
a. wv. Holt, formerly with the
Brooklyn Federal league club, has
been signed by the Cleveland Ameri-
cans. Holt last year played with St.
s@eo1 An the Amer 'e~e e@e@ - ~ nas
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
sHoRrHoRNs BEAT FREsHMEy.

A basketball team composed or
short course students ait the North
Dakota Agricultural college defeated
q team of freshmen, N to 8. in an In
teresting game played Ia the a. G..
armory wednesday evening
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
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And Rules Governing Insertion Of
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Retail Prices for standard Wooden
Goods IN England.
Bradford, Bngland.--A wide range
of patterns OF standard cloth have
been produced and ARRANGEMENTS have
been made for the manufacture OF
100000 yards by the end of June.
This will enable mems standard suits
to be retailed at 81 shillings, pence
Ii is stated.
Four sizes of standard blankets
will also be produced and 5000 600
yards OF standard flannel viii shortly
BE put on the market for retailing az
3 shillinga a yard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
A. q. ROWLERs GET THREE.

Neither the Interstate or A. g.
bowlers hit in form, but the latter
made IL three straight over the for
a. alleys wednesday evening. Hor-
witz and Reinholt were tie for high
score with 176. The score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

Sealed bids viii be received up 20
March 18th, 1918, for the construction
or d basement under our church, 10
Gated fin M. IL. corner of SEA 2S-154-
B1. Plans and specifications with
Davenport State Bank and under
signed. Congregation reserves right
to reject any or all bids.
CARL VANGERUD.
Act Sec, Kindred. y. D.
lFeb. 21~28-aG-2s. March 3, 1880
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
PILOTS BEATEN

jamestown College Is Winner In
Hard Game, "a to, IL.
jamestown, N D., Feb. 2I.-James-
town college defeated Fargo college,
"a to Ia, in a hard fought game OF
basketball here Wednesday evening.
jamestown college took q lead in the
first half which Fargo college was
unable to overcome through the bal
ance Of the game.
Fargo college plays Valley City
normal school this evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
sEMtNa WANTED.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

Bruce Hit has been released by
the Cardinals to the Little Rock
club of the Southern association.
Evidently as a pitcher he failed
to live up to his name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

DODGE ROADSTER, excellent condt-
tion, for sale. Write Box 282, Fargo
for particulars or appointment
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
HOMEOPATHs
0sTRQPATHs.

DIR. y. @. DILLON-s Special attention
TO diseases Of infants and children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21
FOR RENT-MIscELLANBOUs.

SPACE TO LET In a Broadway store.
Phone 2S5.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

The White Sox have signed a south
paw named John Constantineau. IL
he stays in the big leagues the print
ers will have to rename him In order
to fit the box scores.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

Manager stalHnEs, Of the Braves,
expects John Murray the young col
IeEiRn pitcher, to develop into = star.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

C. A. HENNiNG Painting ana dec0t-
attn6. Phone soee-W
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

FOR RENT-Three-room suite OF Of
ficeH with large fre-proof vault. on
further Information phone 81, Morton
Page a. Son.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

FOR SALE-1917 Ford roadster, de-
mountable rims, good tires, motor
in good condition; quick action nec-
essary. as owner is enlistinE. Phone
S20-W, ask for Speier, or call az
Doyles livery TO see car.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

FOR sALE--One Packard roadster,
price reasonable; / EIgin Six, s.
passenger touring car, 1917 modeA
reasonable price. Schas Auto Coz
Fargo, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

JUNK of all kinds. Phone sssa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

or LADY compositor
wanted, Apply TO Lisbon Free Press,
Lisbon, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

MEMS WORN GARAEENTs-Phons
2SIs. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

some time, as he has been called upon
to act as boxing Instructor at one OF
the army camps.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

WANTED-Bieyele. 320 FFoat Sc
Phone 23Ib.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

WANT MAN AND WIFE, without
children, on farm for season. oscar
wilcox, kemnton. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-21

GET CASH for your old clothes and
shoes. Phone S66G.