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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17

to predstavuji castku 32O8.24I
Kt. Ministerstvo narodni obra-
ny prijalo $ povdekem zprayu
0 tomto rozhodnuti vyslovilo
zupnlmu pfedsednictvu diky "a
tuto obetavost vuci republce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17
Dill PRVN Nj.
ZLOCIN.

"A coz kdybych vam rekl, re
jsem no kdysi videl ma francouz
sk6m uzeml tvaii Y tvar? =
EliSka pohl6dla na PavIa Del
roze neznym VVrazem mlade
PAM, pro niz kazde slovo jeji-
no milacka jest predmetem OBJ
divu.
"ze iste videl Vilema II. We
Francii?"
"Na vlaStni oci ia tako-
vych okolnostl, re mi zustanou
do smrti nezapomenutelnymi.
A prec je tomu liz davno !"
Mluvil nahle nesmirne vaz-
ne, iakoby pouhe zavad6ni Q tn
vzpomlnku vyvolavalo nejne-
prijemnejSi myslenky.
Eliska delas
"Vypravejte mi o tom, Pa
Vie, ano?"
"Budu vam tom Vypraveti, :"
odvetil. 'Ostatne, &C isem byl
tehdy pounym ditetem, ona phi
hoda zpusobila Y mem ziyote
takovou tragickou zmenu, re
nesmim vubec vam zamlteti nj
Zddnou Il ieiich podrobnosti. "
Vyetoupili Z vlaku, ktery do
RAIL do Corvigny. Byla to ko-
necna stanice mistni drahy, Wy
jlzdejlci Z hlavniho mesta de
partmentu, vinoucf Sc udolim
Liserony a kontici la Sest kilo-
metru od hranic Il maleho 10
trinskeho m6stecka, 0 nemz
Vauban Y sVych Pametech tyr
dl, ze iedine mem lie prozlti
'nejdokonalejsi pomyslitelne
libanky." ="
Ma nadrazi nanoyal velkv
,ucb Bvlo tam mnozsfvi voia-
kJ a dustojniku. Iastup cestu-
ilcich mest,ackych rodin ven
koyanil delniku a lazenskFch
bosti y bllzk5eh koupalisl' ote-
kayaI ma nastupistj mezi kupa-
mi zayazadel odiezd ylaku do
blayniho mqsta
Rvlo to noslednih, cerycnre.
y natek nred n,obilisaci
f,lisla Sc nzkostliye nrivinu-
i ( Pavlovi
oh payJe" della chy4iic
se lien abv nebyla yalkar
syalka, To ie naDadt
.A1o hlod,ta il vsochnv ~ il
=; odiizd5iici od br.nic ;,
"ero nieebo nedokaz,io
.No alo nrad cbv;li ;sta eotl
no,inv zn,avy naisol, mills j.
t9suiici Nemecko So nfinravu-
- Stonb;novaIo vee Ach pa
%le Ed,bvchon bvli odlouteni
od sebe neXedel, bych nice
bo > vas nak hvste bvI
,.,,on nntom ),
stisEnnl i r,,l.1
oNobo;to g. Elialto Me IA
lovobo o. nestane Aby byla
,.u,a ,,,,s;I hv i n6l5do wills.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17
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ROMAN

me nastradano Stesti do zaso-
, by.
Y zastupu Sc projevilo Vine
nj. Vsechno Sc tlacilo k vycho-
du "a generalem, provazenym
dvema vysokymi dustoiniky k
automobile. Bylo slyseti voien-
skou hudbu: nadrazni ulici sci
prapor peSaku. PAX jelo osmi-
sprezi, rizene delostrelci ve-
zoucl velke oblehaci delo, ie-
hoz silhouette ievila Sc nasled-
KEN delky hlavne lehkou pres
| TIL luzka deloyeho. a IA vSlm
stado hoveziho dobytka.
Pavel, jemuz Sc nepodarilo
! sehnati nosice, zastavil Sc Sc
svymi zavazadly Ma okraii chod
niku. Muz kozenou capkou,
! V zelenych kalhotech a kabate
rohovymi knofliky pristoupil
k Paylovi a pozdravil:
Pan Pavel Delroze, nemy-
llm-li Sc? Jsem strazcem zam-
ku , :.
Mel energickou 4 piimou tvar
Is pleti svrastelou sluncem a
! zimou, vlasy " zSedivele a po-
Inekud hruby vyraz starych slu-
hu. iimz jejich postaveni zaru-
cuje uplnou neodvislost. Sedm-
nact let obyval a vladnul "a
hrab6te d'Andeyille. Eliscina to
otce, rozsahlym panstvim dor
Inequinskym Il Corvigny.
| "To jste w, Jerome!' zvo-
lal Pavel. "Dobre. Vidim, re
iste dostal dopis od hrabete d.
Andeville. Priielo naSe sluzeb-
i nictvo?"
"Prijeli dnes rano vSichni til.
Ma aena a ia isme jim pomohli
i usporadati ponekud pokoje V
j zamku pro pana a PAM"
Pozdravil jeSte iednou Ellis
ku, ktera mu pravila;
"Tedy iste mne, Jerome, pre-
&c jen poznal? Nebyla jsem tn
uz tax dlouho -
"SIetne Elisce byly tehda
ctyri roxy. Vsak isme byli Sc
! zenou zarmouceni, kdyz isme
Sc dozN6deli, ze Sc slecna W ne
vratl na zamek ~. a pan hra-
be take ne -. protoze mu ze-
mfela PAM. Neprijede sem letos
pan hrabe?"
Ne, Jerome, nemyslim. Ac
+ uplynulo mnoho let, zarmutek
meho otce dosud nepolevil "
Jerome Sc chopil vaku a od-
nesl je do brycky, objednane
predem . Cervigny. Velka "a
vazadla m6la byti odyezena po
2deii.
Byio lrasne strecha Voziku
byla slozena.
Payel s. sYou PAM usedli do
Vozilu
Mem TO daleko, del straz-
&C, "jen ctyrl mile -. ale lde
TO peknc clio kopce.
"Je zamek alespon trochu o
byVatelnym? :" tazal sc PaVel.
"Nu, neni iako obyvany ia
mex, ale pan uvidi. Udeiali
jsme, co bylo NONE =. Ma ze-
ma je tax rada, ze panstvo pri-
.iede Bude cekat M pany
pred zamkem, relI isem ii, ze
pan PAM priJedou tax pul
sedme, ae.lpozdeji sednl
Ja ted pajdu obstarati kufry
"Je 10 dobry cloVek," del
PayeI k Elisee, kdyz vyjeIi,
ale chybl mu casta pfllezltost
k hoyoru a talk dohanl, echo "a
. meSkal . =
Costa stoupaia dosti prikfe
do Corvigny a vinula sc me
stem dvoil radon kramu, pomnl
III 3 hotelu. Pax opet tlesala >
oblehala stare Vaubanske ba-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17

.a2 = q B q n ~ =
birala Sc dale, ovlaLana Z pra-
va z leva tvrzemi Maleho a
Velkeho JonaSe.
A Ma teto zatocinoVite ceste,
vlnoucl Sc mezi zitnymi a owes
nymi lany, pod stinnym prikro
vem dvou ubihajlcich rad topo
III 81 Pavel vzpomnel ma tn cpl
sodu ze sveho mladi, jiz slibil
Elisce vypraveti.
"Jak isem vam vypravel, E.
lisko, prihoda ia Sc vztahuie
tax uzce k desnemu dramatu,
re MIN splyva V jednu vzpo-
minku. Mluvilo Sc tom dra-
matu mnoho tehdejSi dobe a
vas otec, ktery byl pritelem me
no otce = jak jiz vite - I'VE
del mem q novin. Nerekl vam
! niceho jen ma mou zadost, pro-
toze jsem vam chtel tom Wy
praveti prvni ia sam -. ia
sam 0 tom bolestnem :"
Stisknuli 81 ruce. Vedel, re
kazda 2 jeho vet jest dychtive
prijmuta po kratkem mlceni
pokracoval:
T" Muj otec byl iednim Z tech
muzu, kterl vzbuzuii sympatii,
ba uctu u vSech, S nimiz pri-
ldou do styku. Byl nadSenec a
stedry clovek, plny dobre nala-
dy a miloval krasno dust i V
prlrode, miloval zivot a vyuzi-
val iej S jakVmsi temer spe-
chem.
''Roku 1870 pfihlasil Sc do
brovolne do Voiska a ziskal 81
ia bollStl dustojnicke prymky.
Hrdinny zivot vojaka Zamlou-
val Sc tax dokonale ieho pova-
re, re sc suGastnil j tazeni do
Tonkina dobyvani Madaga-
Skaru.
"Kdyz sc navratil Z tohoto
tretiho sveho tazeni, jake kapi-
ltan 4 dustojnik Cestne legie,
ozenil Sc. Ovdovel O Sest let po-
zdeji.
"Byla mi sotva ctyrl leta,
kdyz mi zemrela matka. Muj o.
tee 0 mne pecoval S tim vetSl
nehou a peel, nebot' smrt mat
ky no stihla nesmlrne krute.
Podjal Sc sam meho vychovanl.
LnaCnou peel venoval i menu
telesnemu vyvinu dbal o to,
ably re mne VypestoVal Statne-
no a silncho chlapika. Y lete
isme iezdivali k mori, Y zine
do Sayoiskych velehor, do sne-
hu ledu. Miloyal .jsem sveho
otce z celeho srdce a ieste dnes
mySlim nan ,en Sc Skutecnym
pohnutim.
"Kdyz mi bylo iedenact let,
vykonal jsem 5 MIN okruzni ce-
stu Francil. cestu, kterou zamy
Slel sam podniknouti az pred
lety a liz odlozil, nebot' chtel,
abych il vykonal pc jeho boku,
a to az We veku, kdy hych cha
pal jejlho vyznamu. Costa Ia
Vedla hlaVne k miStum a ce-
STAN, na nichz SC bill onoho DIES
neho roku.
'Ty dny, ktere mely byti Ia
konceny neldesnejsl katastro-
fon. zanechaly We mne hlubc-
Ky DOZEN. kolik Slzl jsem pro
i'll ia brezich Loiry, ia roVl-
mach Champagne, udollch No
g6S hlavnc v mestcckach Al
saska, vida stekati Shy po jeho
muznych tvarich. Jakou naivnl
nadeji jsem citil vzrustati V
srdci, naslouchaje jeho slo-
yum nadeje!
''Pavle," . pravil Ike mne,
"ncpochybuJl 0 tom, &c sc jed
noho due ocitnes tyarl tvar
tcnuz nepflteli, nlnz lsem
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
IN NATIONAL
BASKETBALL TOURNEY TODAY:
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH TONIGHT
Will Reviue q
Horse Racing
: In St. Louis

ST. Louis. NO., April S.--Revival of
horse racing in St. Louis is planned
by Joseph A. Murphy, local race rack
promoter.
Creation OF an annual livestock and
agricultural exposition here through
g. limited season of high class racing
is proposed by Murphy. who said he
has an organization of W hundred
leading business and professional men
of the city pledged to support the
movement.
Legal determination Of the status
Of the sports in Missouri is necessary
before any definite steps a be taken
toward formation of a club to pro-
mote the racing. declared Murphy,
who aided in forming the Business
Mems Racing association Of New Or
leans and Mobile and the Mexico City
CLUB.
Revival of the American derby is
one of the principal features of horse
racing planned by Mr.. Murphy who
was invited by a group of business
men of Chicago to give his advice on
the project. He said the Chicago men
were supporting the plan for the run
ming of the American derby and also
a limited season, of racing. The pro-
moter was the first secretary of the
Harlem race track and served at ev-
cry track in Chicago. =
Mr.. Murphy contends that an ex-
position cannot be either financed or
maintained without racing, that ev-
erything an exposition needs is placed
on a rae track. and that the racing
club eventually finances the exposition
and becomes m of it's subsidiaries.
He asserted he had presented the
proposition to the local Chamber Of
Commerce for consideration.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
WEEKLY STOCK
MARKET REVIEW

New York. April S.-Daily transhc-
tions extending from 1000, 900 to
1,650,0OO shares at extreme gains of
5 to 10 points in d wide variety of is
sues featured another %eventful week
in the stock market. the movement
being reminiscent of the feverish war
period. 5--5
Trading in bonds was proportion
ately large and many issue Of that
character, notably the underlying
bonds of Southern and Southwestern
railroads were at highest quotations
for one to three years.
In the stock list. the demand was
most keen for ~steels, oils, motors and
the various miscellaneous shares
whose operations are largely depend
ent on the strength of the more basic
industrials.
On the surface the GOA strike was
in no sense a market factor or deter
rent Stocks of that description were
among the leaders in the higher levels
registered by a majority of the trans
portation division. r
Money market conditions were con
ducive to the buoyance shown by
stocks and bonds. Call loans were
freely available at 4 IL per cent or
better. The 4 1-2 per cent ate APP
piled to practically all time accom-
modations, including the longer ma
turtles.
There was no let up to the confident
absorption of new undertakings. All
of these including the Czecho-Slo-
vakian $14, 200, coo loan were almost
Immediately oversubscribed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
NEWS
NEW YORK.
SrOCks.

STOCKS.
New York, April Sine aesl1e
,,t. mrosts over the week end causeo
temporary reactions OF \ 70 = and
among motors, steels, equipments anu
oils in the early stages OF .ou"S'
brief stock market session: me
sues mos, affected were StIoeoaA.t
Oh ndler. Crucible. General Eiectrlca.,
Meyican Petroleum and Eli Storase
Battery, Selling of these stocks was
offset by renewed buying OF be.n.If
mem Midvale, Republic and the Gun
| states Steels at gains of l to : polnts'
Mexican and Pan-American re..
| ums and Standard Oil OF New IersIs
! also strengthened with Atlanuc Gun
and Allied Chemical. Higher prices
! ruled among such rails as
| Raltimore and Ohio and missouri r.
/ citic common and preferred, the CLOS,
ing was strong. Sales approNmaleo
! 700. 900 shares. =,
Further selling Of ~Studebaker at d
| decline of l point and pressure asa.ns'
Allied Chemical were the only un-
usual features at the Irregular open
! ing Of today's short stock market SEES
| sion. Changes elsewhere were con
usng but prices of rails. equipments
and oils we're fractionally higher
emf states steel. yesterdays feature
onened unchanged. Local fractions
i continued to be bought on the I'm.
proved financial position OF tnose
companies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
SCHOOL BUnDIHG
Bids Close April 18th, 1122.
Logan Centre School, District no. Q,
II. nnk

Logan Centre School, District no. %,
xempton, j. OAK.
NOTICE
~, ses s.Sod proposals VIII be receives by
School District No. 80. Grand Forks
county, N. D until one O'clock D.. m.
Friday, April 18th, 1922. at the school
house now occupied for school. purposes,
for the erection and completion Of an
addition to h present school building
be made ip%the present school building.
according to Plans and Specifications
No. 4442. prepared therefor by Bert d.
TKeck, architect, First National bank
building, Grand Forks: N. Dak.
the pl oaiee se o1 re anssiseci, e5s "a f isls II
y. Oak. n the Builders. 4 Traders
Exchange, Grand Forks, N. Oak, and
with MI. 3. +. YAKIMA, clerk, Kempton,
Contractors may arrange for plans
with h architect for individual use.
ing OF the present SCHOOL building. the
construction of an addition to h build
n the installation Of q steam heating
plant. plumbing, electric lighting plant.
electric light wiring, water supply sys-
ssntsas i1 otnfrwiss is e e ths tnci7
The owners reserve theright tol accept
Boar of Education, ogan
Gentrs schoois Dist No; s..
!. & q l' JoHasoN;
3 d YAhS1,
;B lss;., z s. KscS 1 ksss, as,ss.
eNsrch All. April l-s.is.o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
All Long Shots.

Rockford is exceptionally good at
long baskets and today was able to
shoot baskets at will from almost any
angle. The basket shooting ability is
not confined to any n member of the
team, all apparently excelling in this
feature.
The Lexington quintet is composed
of small players, all of them quick,
full of pep and in every play. Sheer
speed a much to do with thei sue
cess today.
Hnme-Fogg's passing is excellent.
While making many tries for baskets.
the team through passing has been
able in every contest to work the
ball to the proper place for easy at
tempts.
Duluth Eliminated.
In the first game this evening, Lex
ington high school of Lexington. Ky,
defeated Cathedral high school of Du-
luth. Mimi, 81 to 26. An odd feature
of this game. and one which led to
considerable confusion during the first
half. was the fact that both teams
wire jerseys of the same color. AL
though hipdered by this, since the
players could not at a glance tell their
teammates from their opponents,
neither side would consent to change
its suits until the end OF the first half,
when the Lexington team put on jer-
seys Of different hue. Lexington led
at the end OF the first half, 20 to 1S.
The second half was fast and we'll
played.
Individual honors went to Smith Of
the Lexington team and MacFarland
Of the Duluth players.
Southerncrs Win.
Hume-Fogg academy. basketball
team of Nashville. Tenn, won the last
game in the third round from the
Buckhannon. w. Va, quintet. "a to
IS. Diamond, Hume-Fogg right for
ward, was the individual star.
The Mount Vernon, Ohio, high
school basketball team defeated the
Watseka, Illinois five. 35 to 10 in the
first game Of the third round. Mount
Vernon led At the end of the half 10
to 6. The Buckeye quintet took the
lead early in the game and piled it
up steadily.
The Rockford. Ill, high school
quintet scored IN easy victory over
the Missoula. Montana, team. as to 10.
The count at the end of the first half
was 28 to 3.
The Rockford team will meet
Mount Vernon tomorrow afternoon.in
the semi-fnals.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
Northern Teams And
Two From South In Games
Thi. Afternoon; Mon
tana'. Entry And Duluth
Aggregation Eliminated
From Race Friday.

Chicago, April S.-Four ~teams-two
from the south, m from Ohio, and
one from Illinois-are still in the
contest for the national interscholas-
tic basketball championship the semi
final round will be played this after
noon at the University of Chicago and
the champion will be determined by a
game tonight
At $3.50 p. m. today the two north
ern teams, from Mount Vernon, Ohio.
and Rockford. H.. will meet in the
first semi-final. Then the Lexington,
KY, high school n the Humm Fogg
academy at Nashville, Tenn, will
meet at 3:45 p. m.
The final game will be played to-
night at 9 O'Clock but will be preced-
ed by a game at 7:45 which will de-
termine the winners of the third and
fourth places in the tournament.
The score:
Mount Vernon Ohio IS: Wa
tcska, II. 10.
Rockford. Ill. 4s; Missoula,
Mont -.
Lexington. ky. 81; Cathedral
High. Duluth. MINI. 20.
Humc-Foeg Academy. Nash.
vile. Tenn. "a; Buckhannon. w.
Va. Is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
PHONE TO
BE USED BY DRIVER
IN SPEEDWAY RACE

Indianapolis, Ind. April S.-A
wireless telephone will be used
by IN driver in the 5OO-mile au-
tOmObile race at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway, May. 80 to keep
in touch with his pit during the
long grind. it vas announced
here today. The car. a small one.
Of popular make, but rebuilt for
racing purposes. wa designed
and entered the race by Louis
and Arthur Chevrolet. Of this cit,
Louis Cchrevolet designed and
built the winning car in the
1920 and 1920 races. ~.
Jack Curtncr of Grecnville,
Ohio has been selected to drive
the car.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
CHICAGO.
WE STOR.

Chicago. April S.-tU. S. Bureau OF
Markets.)-Cattle receipts. s0o.Com-
pared with week ago Practically
steady on all classes except calves,
which closed SO to IS cents lower;
weeks top. yearlings. ss.3s; matured
beef steers. s..5as.4o: beef cows
and heifers, $5.25@6.75: stockers and
feeders. $s.35@7.25; veal calves
( $500 @8.75; Gamers and cutters,
$685. @4.25..
Hogs receipts. $500; active, mostly
S to 10 cents higher than yesterdays
average, some medium and heavles up
more; shippers bought about 1000;
closed strong: good ~clearances; top,
$10.s5; bulk. $10.35@l0.sO; pigs
nominally steady.
Sheep receipts. 2.5OG ;today's re-
ceipts practically all packers direct.
Compared with week ago: Best handy
weight lambs steady to IS cents lower;
weeks bulk prices on fat wooled
lambs, $15.50@ 1850; shorn, $4,000
1875; wooded ewes. $500 a 1000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
CAMBRIDGE WINS
THE RELAY RACE
u" of Pennsylvania. Was
Second and Oxford
Third.

London, April s.-Cambridge won
the four-mile relay race run at the
Queens club here today. The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania was second
and Oxford third. The time was Ia
minutes, I 2-5 seconds.
Cambridge was in the lead at the
end OF every mile of the race.
At the finish Stallard of Cambridge,
led Brown of Pennsylvania by Is
yards. while Brown led Milligan OF
Oxford by ten yards.
London. April 8.-(By the Asso-
ciated Prcss.)-At the end of the first
mile of four-miie relay ace ae the
Queens club today mbridge was
leading with Oxford second and the
University Of Pnnsylvania third.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
Pool Expert
Is Taken III

The exhibition of pool thai was to
have been given at Wilde's Friday
afternoon and evening and this af-
ternoon had to be postponed on ac-
count Of the illess Of Arthur Woods.
expert, who was to have met several
local players. Mr.. Woods developed
a attack Of pleurisy and was unable
to appear. 1t is not known at this
time when the exhibition can take
place. but it will be held as soon as
Woods is able to appear according
to J.. d. Wilde. sh~ Mi
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
alive unchanged.
GRAIN n PROVISIONS

Chicago, April S.-The government
corporation report issued late yestcr-
day placed a slightly bearish construc-
ton of the market here today. and
cause wheat prices to open lower.
There was a good class Of buying on
the decline which was followed by a
strong rally which carried values up
to around the previous close. After
starting, quarter to 7-8 lower with May
at $3.50 to 1.30 Ia and July at $1.1S
7-S to 1.19, prices soon took an up
ward turn. #l. H..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
MILTON BARRED
ATC0AST RACES
Champion Auto Driver i
Eliminated For Demand.
ing Bonus.

Fresno. Cal, April s.-Tommy Mil
ton, national champion automobile
driver, has been barred from all races
on the Pacific. coast, according to a
telegram received from William
Schimpff, chairman of the national
board OF A. A. A. in New York,
Schimpn said in his message that
Milton had been disqualified because
he had demanded a bonus for enter
ing a Fresno ace and for alleged
false representations in advertising.
Tommy Surprised.
Tommy Milton. national. champion
racer, said he was "tremendo usly sur
prised" when he was informed that
he had been barred from Pacific
coast races.
TT seems to me that 1t would be-
hoove the contest board to notify me-"
Milton said, "as ! am M Of the most
interested parties"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-08
WARD DEFEATS KID AI.BERrs

Duluth. Mimi, April Z. Bobbie
Ward, ST. Paul, tonight outpointed
Kid Alberts of Duluth, in a scheduled
10 round bout. according to news
paper men at the ringside. On the
same card Johnny Nichols. st. Paul,
shaded Leo Stokes, Fargo, in ten
rounds.
Ward took six rounds. Alberts. two
and TWO were even. The St. Paul boy
piled up an early lead, flooring Alberts
for "A count of nine in the opening
round. Alberts earned a draw in the
third and seventh rounds and won the
eighth and Einth sessions. The last
round was even. The men set a ter
rife pace all the way. Alberts was
game but the veteran Ward was too
clever and made the local fighter miss
often.
The Nichols-Stokes fight was fast
and furious. Nicholas took the early
rounds, but Stokes seemed to get bet
ter as the fight progressed and held
the st. Paul battler to a shade.
In the p~relimiharies Bill Buchum.
Minneapolis. knocked out Rudy Toll
ers, Superior: Young Ennis. Superior,
shaded Young Morris, Hurley, and
Kid Memo. Duluth, outpointed AL
Burkman, Hibbing.
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EXPERTS PREDICT
BROKEN RECORDS IN
. ENGLISH RELAY RACE

London, April 8.-Experts were
predicting today that II minutes, rs
seconds for four-mile relay race
would be broken today by the win
ner of the three-cornered match in
England first relay carnival at the
Queens club with the University of
Pennsylvania team competing with
quartets from Oxford and Cam
bridge.
On both record and form Cam
bridge doomed as the more danger
Gus competitor of the American ath-
letes. Coach Lawson Robertson of
the QuarkerS - was confident his
charges would win.
Oxford was generally counted out
before the gun was fired,
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LIBERTY RONnS

New York. April 8.-Liberty bonds
closed: 5 1-2's. 1924: first AS, 1920:
second As. 1910; first 4 LAS, 9s.40:
second 4 Las. $3.50; third 4 las.
$500; fourth IFS. $3.50; Victory
3 3-4's. 10000; Victory 4 3-4's
10000. -"
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Brunettes among girls are said to be
reliable. but inclined to be slow, while
the blondes are excellent in a crisis,
but apt to be unstable.
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wODum

Chicago, April S.-Butter higher;
receipts 1881 tubs: creamery extras
"a, firsts 81 to 33 1-2; seconds % to
80: standards SO ga.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs firm; receipts 32.99s cases;
firsts 20 ga; ordinary firsts 81 to 81
1-2; miscellaneous 22 to % 1-2; stor-
age, packed extras 25 Ia; storage
packed firsts "a "a.
Poultry alive unchanged.
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PRODUCE.

New York, April 8.-Live and
dressed poultry steady; prizes un-
changed.
Butter firm; receipts, $500.
Eggs steady; receipts, 1885; state
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites, frsts to extras. 1906; do
hennery browns, extras, 31@32.
Cheese unsettled; receipts, 1900.
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COTTON.

New York. April 8.-Cotton futures
closed strong; May, 1873; July, 17.40:
October. 1921; December, 1921:
January. 17.14. 9 -