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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05
J. A. KRAMER,
County Auditor.
Dated Ct Devils Lake. N. Oak. thia
LIST day Of March. 1913.
NOTICE. 70 CONTAGIOUS
WkAkA N0h~A Nk0NA

l. Proposals for the construction Of
State aid HtghWay between Devtle Lake
and crary, N. D.. win Be received By the
q County conzm Ssa%sse.0e Ct Il. tho court
House 1t Devils Lake. North Dakota,
not later than . o'clock A. NJ. March q
1915. 81. which place and time they will
be publicly opened and road.
or otherwise deposited With the County
Auditor and shall be sealed and endors-
ed Proposal for Contracting State Aid
Ha l:1 fP,e estSefN2 70. psX!l' n Lax S.m and
:. 4 eertined check for s percent Of
the cross sum bid must accompany each
!: Contemplated york consist. Of )
voivinE approximately
3471 Gu. Yds. Turnpiking
$3.50 Gu. Yds. Earth Excavation
1880 Gu. Yds 9tA's Overhaul
I. Also % Gu. 1ds. Excavation for
;i.se Gu. %1ds. Glass B Il: 3 IL: s,
81 Lbs. Metal reinforcement.
6 Copies Of the specifications and
re County AUDITOR .Piens ere slso on
Commission ct Bismarck. North Dako-
T., where they may b seen for sxam-
!. All bidders are invited to b pres
emit at the opening Of the proposals.
3. Tho right 10 reserved to .re1ect
any and all propooale or to accept such
- may be determined 70 b for best
waive te~cSaicsi,tiss.' -"'
J. A. KRAMER
County Auditor:
petsd g Psxiis dsss. N. osk" this
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

1eaa Merits, Deeease6s
Notice ie hereby given by the UNDER
99igned e. NJ. Nilsson. Executor Of the
Township Of Sullivan in the County Of
Ramsey and State Of North Dakota. de-
ceased. to the creditors Of, and ali per
soma having claims against, said de-
essary vouchers. within six months af.
ter the frst publication OF this notice,
TO said Executor ct his Office Or resi-
ssnss a. Flynn H21s1e 1 Il T.a ~; Sr Eann HI h.i "a.
Ing. Devils Lake. N. D., or with the
Judge Of said County Court, at his office
in Devils Lake In said County.
Dated February 18th, A. D. 1919.
- c. N. NILSSON,
FLYNN 4 TRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Executor.
Devils Lake. N. ID. !
First publication On the 6th day of
March. 1919. l0.4t
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05
Beware Of Stocking ean,<

Beware Of stocking oansG
Tarentum, Pa-Grocers who feared
thieves and had little faith in their
strong boxes were sometimes known
10 hide their receipts overnight In the
beans, but It took a local man to dis
close that dry goods merchants some
times use stockings for the purpose.
~ usual, the stocking as a bank
proved a failure. The store doors
were thoughtlessly opened too early
one day recently and q customer made
away with q real Christmas stocking
With $117 concealed in the ,f0Ot
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

A. y. Powell Treasurer. postage !,
4: $ fo ;;;nh; District court oids..
Az Poweii: Account 81 R;olio i. -
Hunt to expenses investigating
cases - per, order Of States
4. s. Powell, Account 81 Florence 90
c~rittenden Home board and caro-
q eer' e9Snfy p. pat' 9n1.. Tor Deem *,
AZ n. Powell. Account of l. B.
Stevens, Court stenosrapher. Dis
A. =. Powell. Account Of WIN. Guy
salary and expenses for Decem-
Ed Elliott. For transpeftation ana "
subsistence Of Anna Lunak, TAX
en- 70 Crittenden Home. Fargo 1!
Ed Elliott. Boarding prisoners Tor
Ed Elliott. Postage and telephone .
Ed Elliott. Mileage and id convey q
ance for January ............ Z;
Rollo F. Hunt. Postage account /.
Rollo F. Hunt. Transportation and
expenses attending hearing in
Manns. Supplies furnished court
o. s. Sheldon. Supplies furnished
court house and jail ........
Geo; + Blamey. Supplies furnish
, e9 Co3rt hoSse and jail 49,;
Court house and jail ......... 8,
II. =: Jewell. Repairing pump on
Court house grounds ..........
James Stenson. Repairing plumb
ing and heating plant in court
oe aSass T i "a Corporation. iixht ;
phones and water for January 6
L. b. SteVen0, taking testimony
-a9 per order States Attorney.
+. e. 0essner. Services a. County
Commissioner and mileage for
TN ovf roSeii 1s Ase msst'n Y,, ;;.;:: l
premium on court house 80. l
A. Il. Parshall. Insurance premium
on court house ............... /
state Bonding Company. premium
nished Tor Twp. lss. Range C.
rss::s S;s1sSss!s ~: for road :.
Dr.. g. +. Drew, To salary ana ex.
q ofn Heath a. sap.' o. County Board !,
ossrt 4. Olson. state Treasurer, 81
+? maiutenanee Of county pe~
TENTS 1t the state Hospital for
the insane for the quarter
endin{, December 3lst. 1913. go
SoWles Hotel Company. board and
eare OF Bert Boppler. county
Treas. E.x;ianiid TWP: To board and
car Of Ham "estsaard. 5000.
Tress: lake Twp: 10 board ana
carr and burial Of Tom People
sises Nes sss" SEED i furnished Tor II
Walker Bros. Supplies furnished
Clerk Of District Court ......
l. 9: Anderson: Supplies furnish
Burroughs Aiding Machine CT.
supplies furnished county On.
Devils lake Journal. supplies f fur
nished county officers :....... II
Mort. Lbr: Co: Fuel furnished
Edmore Hsra,d-Nevs. Printing ana !
The Mampdssn News. Printing Printing; ana
st :exxsss:ss!sk 4ins. printing and
LAYTON Republican. printing ana
cns!shs Ee!.y sun. printing ;ii n ana
Devils I:ss1 journal. printing and
c. 3. Johnson, Services County
Commissioner and, MILEAGE.
Pete Nartinson, Services County
Commissioner and mileage.....
T. H. Aaloney; Services County
Commissioner and mileage.
d. D. NcNaughton. Services County
Commissioner and mileage -.
l. e: sorlie. Services County Com
missioner and mileage. .......
Moved and carried to adjourn.
D. d. AcNAVGHTON,
Chair
Attest: (9eal).
J. A. KRAMER
County Auditor.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05
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0fAkA HWhvav 40natNnA1faW

9SOVO AABAVO4 ~VRDbx0V1xV3 .
. state Highway tFsderal 1id Project1
G s.1on.1o .9 e. R e.;,et & County n Cen:
Lake. North Dakota. not later than 9
O'Clock A. r., March q. 1919. ct which
time and place they will b publicly op-
and read
=, :; The proposals gs.s,;,. %c . b male. eet,,t to 9
Auditor and shall be sealed and endor1-
ed Proposal for Constructing . State
Highway Federal Aid ((Project No. 49,
in Ramsey County,.
=. a certified check for s per cent Of
the gross sum bid U accompany each
Contemplated work consists Of 4
i liz Miiss Of Ersyei road improvement
'"4 4sts f.. '9 Yas. %asspx;t.ns
$3.50 Gu. Yds. Earth Excavation
1878 G.. Yds .HauiinF crawl
4a.s ~ e. gu 4d has ci.as y eonsr fS. cu'vert'
1859 Gu. Yds. Glass A Concrete.
17Ss Lbs. metal reinforcement and
'Gravsi to BE- furnished At pits By
:: Gepie. Of the ,pee,ae.tions and
proposals. blanks may be obtained from
the County AUDITOR. Plans are also on
Commission at Bismarck, North Dakota,
where they may be seen for examina-
tton.
s. All bidders arc invited to b pros
ent ct the opening of the proposals..
Z. The. right te% reserved to reject
any and all proposals or to accept such
as may be determined to be for the best
Of the county and state ana to
waive technicalities.-
J. A. KRAMER,
County Auditor.
Dated at Devils Lake, N, Oak, thisl
LIST day Of March. 1919.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05
ADyou1N1D H1EUo OF I'm
BOARD or O0U19Y 001~
UoU331, 1A1k81X 0oU1xY,
Y0&H OAXoEA,

NORTH DAKOTA.
Tuesday, February 18, 1918.
Board met at : O'Clock p. n.
Present. Commissioner johnson, Mar
tinson, AcNauGhton and 9orlie..
Minutes Of the. previous meeting were
Bids for the furnishing Of ~strychnine.
saeoharine and Elycerine were submit
ted BY b following:.
Fout and Porterheld. Inc. Fargo. N.
:, Devils Lake DRUG Co.. Devils Lake.
Rsinsey Drug Company. Devils Lake.
1Syed y Is; jG !S:; +, :ns 81 ;ss e sss
Ramsey Drug Company b accepted
theirs being the. lowest and best bid and
the Auditor H. hereby instructed to re-
turn the certified checks to the unsuc-
0o0aful bidders. Notion carried.
Tbe 1oIoWtn0 tax petitions were then
fsttt!en o. P "A. s.tnes. eskinx to
:ssSt !: Edmoree '! Vitae 1rsdueed to tie
sum Of e4eo and that tho Auditor be In.
.etIueted to issue . refunding order for
1917. eame being the amount Of sx.
Petition OF e. I. Hockinson. asking to
have his easessnent Of moneye ~
credits IN Cato Township reducea from
14SSo to $50 n that tho Auditor. b
Instructed TO enter the taxes according
Petition Of r. 1. Knarreborg. askins
fho.onm Of }SS.S6 on account Of . dn.
NV a. and tia NV Ia Of the 0W II
q Section ~ Towsship ~. Ra2ss ss.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

PLEASE ieox O. ne ibid @ ysuy
iaDer and sse whether 20 az0 n NJ
'rsaEs o. not, and Il yea ase ssod -
yoar check, - according % hstrse-
do4s from cur guvseamnt ~ win lot
b allowed - ssnd you . copy q The
paper II yoa are IN aT1sA1ANAy lot
give this matter your attnkea N0W7
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

Fer Sale. IL Section e IND q
Lake Shore, II miles 20 Devn InA,
Some timber; good stock prepeau@3
$500 per acre. See E. O. eJo0e&
at Powell Agency. ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

Farm for Rsnt:-eeo acres, $50 IN
der cultivation. Good land. meadow
and building& ! mile from STATEN.
Enquire Of krs. n. A. Degnaa, l1S
eth street., opposite eunrt losse, q
phone 81, DsviIs LAle, N. u ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

Strayed, from my fazm h Ounivun
township, Ramsey county, abou4 o.
%, bay mare, weight about 1l0o ~
Please take up and notify mo b. ~.
ter or phone. Fred Besse, Gazska u.
OAK. ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05
New Type Of War Craft Equipped
With Powerful Light
Guns.
CARRY CREW Of. EIGHTY NEN
leae, oaunt Weapon o. War, o. Al.
Steel Construction, with. the Ex.
oeption Of the conerete Baso-
vssssi % Compact

Uetf0Qt, 6lc0sA long, narrow
wedge, with q steelincased nose Of
solid concrete. tapered to . knifelike
edge. forming . considerable part Of
III total length Of 204 feet, and de-
elared to be, capable Of crushing any
Guhmarine-such 10 the Eagle, d.
dgned originally to help rid the seas
IL the menace Of the German U4boats.
Contrary to popular behef. the
1aGe Il not q motosboAt, but IN oil.
burning. steam turbine-dnven craft
With . cruising radius Of 5000 miles.
he Eagle 10 not . thing Of beauty;
beauty was not contemplated in it,
construction. It 10 Q long. -glnnt
weapon Of war. Of alisteel construc.
tisp. With the exception OF the con
eEste nose.
Another popular impression that has
bssa shattered u IN idea that the
0ag1e boat IL equipped with torpedo
tubes. The submarine chaser was
Aot intended to combat the major ir
stzument Of German ruthlessness with
IT. own weapons. It was designed to
depend rather upon it's maneuvertnx
qualities, its powerful light guns and
q" new American invention for direct
Ing tts IRE at unseen obiectA
Hss Grew Of Eighty Men.
Its crew, including operating and
Axhting complement, numbers approx.
amately 50 men. TO the observer, The
INST impression Of the Eagle boat Il
enc Of wonder that q craft % MARROW
can possess buoyancy sufficient 10 keep
It upright in heavy seas Despite IT'D
le0gth Of more than an average city
block. the craft has q beam az only u
1eet, and draws when fully equipped
less than ten feet Of water.
HI seaworthiness has been demon
st1ated in the ofictal trials. aeeordine
10 reports to the navy department.
While 1t 10 admitted the Nasls does
mt make the, speed Of the avszaSs
destroyer. It - claimed that It can CT.
distance most submarines and tn
1asorlike edge Of the bow silently
but eaoQuently tells what woold have
happened had It eoune in contact with
IL German undeFsea pirate.
Vessel % compaek
Built With utility a. its prime psr
pen. seemingly not an inch Of spaes
- wasted in the fitting Of the vessel,
aDd not IN ounce Of supe1duou1
WdlGht enters tn construction. When
dropped into the water ready for TIL
installation Of tn engines, guns. etc.
Len than 200 tons Of material hAvl
been rtveted together Do shApe thl
0as3s boat.
The plates that form the GhlD d
Tie submarine chasers vary IN thick
1eO from ~onefourth to three-<ishtha
inch, and not a dngls forging Of
rolled beam enters their makeup
Everything II pressed from sheet
metal, cold, BY means Of machinery
that cuts every piece to an exact pat
tern, punches rivet holes and bends
the interior part to required shape.
Amidships rises the deckhouse
topped by the pilot-housa. with radio
quarters. and above all the COMING
tower; with the crows nest at th<
highest point. Except Tor this super
structure, the deck Of the Eagle ear
z3ss always the "stripped6oraetion'
appearance.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

Farm Loans On uses 1,yar,hle
terms. JOHN w. MA1zER, Dsyas
Lake, N. Dak.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

For Sale: A Bargain. A 0D
house and lot . Easy texznA ~ Z
O. G~reenleaf, ct Powell AeenaR
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

4s.ss |
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1890 |
1875 |
|
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1e.OO |
$500
BOLT |
1870 |
44.08 |
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Its
2.25
$50
5000
e7.ss
$40
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1850
17.es
$1,000
1923
a4s.7s
aa4.ss
!2oe.4o
300
s7.se
1880
l44.1o
$3.50
$50
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7s4.>s
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$3.50
BATS
: Bats
sl.2s
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$3.50
3s.es
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Dated ae Devils Lake. n. Dek. this
lost
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

xSIuxOECCOS SOA1SASSS 0AAVRS0s
ance with the plans and sp~ecincations
on nle in the office Of the County AUDI
be C ! It. in the clear on the SECTION line
between Sections Is and ~. Township
~ Three = #: bridges with y +: pi,l, I'M.
between Sections s and 8. and S and 8.
and 5n 8 e; e :; ? n TSxes 1I2h 1f e f. Raq pfiin g. to
e ss : IL se ia e s'ei e on snd III t. 's To ) bd5' 49, s..
One T. It. bridge With i. T. p,ltnE to
Setx . f.; Il se: : e's: = % 81 tns iip1 ies. Range .aes
g.. anr Section II. Township 1856
sst One = IT. bridge With Is T.: p,,,nr to
tween Section ! and 8. Township 15s'
XII Of the above bridges to have an
IL. Il r. :u 1eaS 81 ;xsioe sn must : es seeomp. s%se sae s
meeting 1,s; Gotton carried.
:; n S2T' sa III ~ tS.t n ;Se: yn :e 81 ; :ssSSds s.
X 4tso aHe eo1nHtineent fund for the yss1
1918, and that SAID amount g IT. irsn nn'er.
~ to 4 separate fund 70 be known -
this mount being. Inclusive Of the sum
Of $1,000 allowed BY previous action OF
this Board. Motion carried.
Assessor. asking this hoard to reduce
sis1for tie year isi1 on Lots 5 and 1
Of Block 196, City Of Devils Lake, or
cIeoovnt of 4 duplicate assessment OF
structures and improvements, y read.
Moved BY Nj. johnson and seconded by
M. Naloney that tho foregoing request
he granted subject to the approval OF
the. State Tax Commission. Notion car
'1 Moved and carried that the following
bills b. allowed and warrants ordered
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-03-05

=" J, a, KRA1ER
49, County Auditor.
Dated ct Devils Lake. n. OAK, this
lst day. Of March. 1919.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
INDIANA LOSES GAME TO
CENTRE IN LAST MINUTE

BY Associated Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind oct a.
Indiana had Centre college tKer
tucky) beaten. 10 O. up TIN tha
last two minutes OF play. when Gem
tire scored two touchdowus Tor a
total OF - The first Centre score
was the result Of a series OF sue
cessfUl forward passes which put
the ball on the 15-yard line. from
which Roberts carried IL over the
goal Tn another minute McNllcr
intercepted Jewetts pass and ear
ried the BAH across
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

Here showing the
series between the White the Collins White
Cincinnati huer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

two errors permitted both Red
runs
CHICAGO-CioOtte up-Cicotte
out Daubert 10 Ring who covered
first. II was a pretty play Lebold
up-Strike l swung Ball I. Ball 2.
Ball 8. Strike called. Leibold
reached second on an error by Groh
when Heinie picked up his roller
and threw wildly 10 DaLbert. E. Col
Inns up-Bau l. z Collins hit 10
Groh and Leibold was caught in a
run up between second and third.
Groh 10 Rath. Weaver up-Bau l..
Weaver out to Daubert unassisted.
No runs. no hits. no errors
Groh made a sparkling stop of E.
? Collins drive and saved Ring from
what threatened TO be a bad situa-
ton.
Sixth Inning
CINCINNATI-Rath up-Strike 1
called. Ball /. Foul strike .. Ball 2
Foul. Rath out Risberg TO Gandu on
a pretty play by Risberg Daubert
up-Strike 1 called. Ball I. Ball .
Daubert out E. Collins TO Gandil.
II was hard hit ball that hoped
directly into Eddie's hands. Groh up
Foul strike /. Ball !. Foul strike
2 Ball 2. Groh out Weaver 10 Can
dill
No runs. no hits. no errors
Cicotte was working we'll and his
fast one was making the Reds step
back
CHICAGO-Jackson up Ball 1.
Jackson out Kopf 10 Daubert Kopf
took the ball on the run near sec
ond base and made a pretty throw
Felsch up-Felsch flied TO Duncan.
II was terrific smash which Dun
can captured after a long run
against the left field wall. Gandil up
Ball I. Ball .. Strike / called. Ball
g. Strike called Gandn singled to
center. KOpf made n desperate try
for the ball but could not reach it,.
Risberg up-Bau 1. Strike 1 called.
Ball 2 Risberg lined 10 Neale.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Neale made a great catch. captur-
ing Risberg's drive on the foul line
after a hard run. His catch and
I Duncans catch Of Felsch's drive
were beautiful plays.
Seventh Inning.
CINCINNATI-Roush up-Ball l.
I Strike ! called Ball ? Roush
out. E. Collins TO Gandil on an easy
hopper towards second base. Dun
/ can up-Strike 1 called Ball l.
Duncan out Weaver 10 Gandil Wea-
yer made wonderful stop OF ter
rife drive and a perfect throw. Kopf
up-Ball l. Kopf out, Risberg to
I Gandil
No runs. no hits, no errors.
Viewers play on Duncan was one
! OF the prettiest Of the series thus
, far The drive turned Buck com
pletely around but he squeezed the
: ball and retired Duncan with a pref
" throw
CHICAGO-Schalk up-BaU l..
| Strike / called Schalk was hit by a
pitched ball Ring was a bit wild
and the Red infielders clustered
about him TO encourage him. Cicotte
| up-EIer went out 10 warm up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
OUTPEAY Blenders
Local Aggregation Battles
Tan and Blue Team to a
SCOreIeSS Tie.
BY MAROON AND WHITE.

South Bends dreams of a sec
tional football championship were
rudcly shattered yesterday after
noon. when the local high school
warriors battled them to a score
less tie. For the FIRST time in the
history of football relations between
the two schools the Ten and Blue
aggregation failed to cross the local
goal line.
over 500 enthusiastic fans wit
messed the contest and interest was
at a fever heat during the entire 40
minutes of play. The game opened
with Maroon and White kicking off
and in the first two minutes % play
the locals gained possession of the
ball. Then followed as pretty a
series Of lire plunges and end runs
as was ever displayed on the oliver
field. These carried the Mishawakas
To the enemies ten yard line, where
they lost the ball on downs.
Keep Ball.
In the first half of the contest
the local team was i'm possession Of
the ball the majority of the time,
and outplayed the Benders in a
manner that made the Tan and Blue
warriors look like amateurs. How
ever there seemed to be a lack Of
the ~oIer amount OF light when q
decisive moment was reached, and
the Maroon and White failed TO go
across with the necessary touch
down.
In the second half the locals had
a harder time in keeping the BAN,
and were frequently called upon 10
put the pill into safe territory What
must have been sincere disappoint p
ment TO the south Bend outfit. was
the failure of Buntman, the much
heralded Irish" captain of the ran
and Blue organization. 20 come
through with amy extraordinary
brilhancy.
The work of SETTER and MCGOWAN
Melted the locals many gains. while
on the line the Lambtotte and Phil
lion brothers held like a stone wall.
South Bends line was built around
Zuver. the heavy left tackle. who
succeeded in spelling "a number If
the locals plays. The ,ineuo and
summary OF yesterdays game will
be found on the sporting page of
GAS Gper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

CHICAGO. oct 4-Cinclurati and
Chi ago are tied in the total number
o. hits for the series.
The National leasue club Satur-
day touched Eddie Cicotte the Chi
caEo ace for dve hits. while The
American Ieasuers made only three
OF James Ring As result each
club is credited with rs hits Tor the
series Cincinnati however has
been ~ bat Jos times and bias au
average Of .z52. while the ComisSey
sggrega ton in 12s times e bat has
a mark OF I'll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
IAPORTE WTNs- -

LAPORTE. Ind. oct THE To-
cal baseball club defeated the fast
IudeStructo nine OF Mishawaka in a
free hitting contest here Saturday.
The game was played as "a benefit
for the girls athletic fund OF the
Rumely company
Laporte ......OIO o22 ooo-s 4
Indestructors .00s O90 O00-51O 4
Batteries ~ Laport. Raiuey and
DueIazo. Indesructos. Moore and
1s,.Se
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
GAME BY INNINGS

grinned. Cicotte out Rath to Dau-
bert.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Rath made a sparkling play going
back on the grass TO pick up
Cicotte's hard grOunder Ring was
very wild but he worked slowly and
confidently and finally came
through.
Third Inning.
CINCINNATI-Neale up-Neale out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05

Gen Pershing is back at his desk.
which is as good as a VACATION after
the hectic days OF welcoming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-05
Football Results
Wittenberg 81: EarIham 0.


At State College, Pa: Pennsylva-
MIA state 80: Gettysburg o.
At Ithaca, y. Y: Cornell 9; OBJ
erlin 0.
At Providence, r. l.: Brown Z;
Bowdoin 0.
At Amherst Mass: Massachusetts
Aggies Is; Connecticut Aggies Z.
At Cambridge: Harvard Il; Boston
college 0.
At New Haven: Yale 20; Spring
field Y. NJ. c. a. college 0.
At Princeton: Princeton 2S; Trim
ity o.
At West Point: Army 3; Holy
Cross 0.
At Philadelphia; Penn 81; p NJ.
c. 0.
At Middleton Conn: Wesleyan 6;
Worchester Tech o.
At Troy, y. J.: Rensselaer, :; Ho-
bart o.
At Hamilton. y. Y: Colgate So;
Susquehanna Z.
At Lewiston. Ne. New Hampshire
college 3; Bates o.
At Amherst. Amherst ,; New
York University 0.
At Carlisle, Pa: Albright o. Dick
inson 10.
At williamstown, Mass: Williams
%; Union o.
/ At South Bethlehem. Pa: Lehigh
IS; Ursinus 0.
At Easton. Pa: Lafayette 10;
/ Muhleberg O.
At Beaver Falls, Pa: Pittsburg
I SO: Geneva o.
At Annapolis: Navy 40; North
Carolina State 0.
At Clinton. y. y: Hamilton 10; st.
Lawrence o.
At Franklin, Ind: Purdue IA;
/ Franklin IA.
At Bloomington, Ind. Centre
| CKyD u; Indiana 3.
At Syracuse: Syracuse -; Yer
mont 0.
! At Washington. Pa: Washington
! < jefferson %: Kiski 0.
At Hanover. y. H: Dartmouth
/ 10: Norwich o.
At Morgantown W Va: West
\ Virginia 55; Westminster o.
At Baltimore: Hopkins Il; st.
Marys 6.
At Newark Delaware O; Franklin
I and Marshall o.
At Ann Aror: Michigan 81; Case
o.
At New Brunswick y. J.: Rutgers
10: North Carolina o.
AT Columbus; Ohio IS; Ohio Yves
leyan o.
At Minneapolis Minnesota 80:
I North Dakota o.
At Iowa City. Iowa Is; Nebraska
O.
At Charlottesville. Va: University
Of Virginia o. Richmond college 0.
At Swarthmore, Pa: Swarthmore
I 10, Maryland 9.
At Pittsburg. Carnegie Tech. %:
, Bethany O.
a, East Lansing; Michigan Ages
IA. Albion 13-
AT Alliance. O.; West Virginia
Wesleyan "a, Mount Union o.
Al Terre Haute Rose Poly O;
Alumni o.
AT Greencastle. lnd-James Mil
i hken. IS. Depauw. e.