davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Pan J6zef n. Te-
szlewicz bedzie kole-
ktowa1 " tych dniach
" Green Bay, Mani
towoc Wis., okollcy

- Ia szko1a ma
zas}uge prawdziwa skoro ma POI
my6lna egzystencya cd roku 1887,
pietna6cie lat, q przez ten przeciag
czasu w~ykszta}cila sta mezczyzp j
dam, a kazde z mich ma wspaniale
powodzenie. Nowoczesnie j podlug
terazniejszego zwyczaju uczono "
tel szkole praktycznej roboty j
melody; czasu ME marnowano: w.
F. A. Woodcock by1 zeszlego roku
v Europe, cd Czerwca, al do Lii
.stopada z najlepszym cz}oviekiem
" naszym wzajemnym zawedzie;;
" tel szkele otrzynacie wyksztal-
Genie pod}ug najnswszej Amery-
kahskiej j Europejskiej melody.
Zapytajcie sic, albe -m6wcie przez
.telefon do w. IA. Woodcock
szkola zegarmistrzowsks, szko4a
ogtyczna rytownicza, Winona,
MINI.
tHEeG&sEHEs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
S34.55 do KalifOrnii.

Do San Francisco, do Los Ange-
los, albo do kt6rych badz g}6wniej-
szych miejsc W Kalifornii.
Kazdego dnia, az do Is Czerwca
1908 koleja Chicago Milwaukee &
ST.. Paul. TAX samo TAME ceny do
setek innych miejsc, ma zach6d i
polnocnozachdd Pytajcie sic mai
blizszego agenta kolei Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul o blizsze in
formacye. Okazanie koloni1 dar-
mo ma zadanie.
F. A. MILLER, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Ry.
Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Odpowiedz Redakcyi.

="
Panu Janowi Bfzeskiemu W
Grenville, So. OAK. Korespon-
dencyf Szanownego Pana umiescic
ME mozemy, be ublizylibysmy ma.
szemu korespondentowi Walkowi z
mad Mississippi. Walek to ME ten
czlowiek, 0 kt6rym Pan piszesz.
Walek ME mieszka W Dakocie, ami
Pan jego ami on Pana pewnie nigdy
ME widzia}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
EXKURSYA.

ola poszukujacych grunta na pdlnoc-
nym zachodzie j po1udniowym "a
chodzie oraz TAME ceny ola koloni-
stow, koleja North Western. "
kiety Exkursyjne Pc znacznie milo
nyoh .cenach, So na sprzedaz do wy
lei wskazanych terytorysw. WACO
ny sypialnae Ola turystdw wolne rex
kladane krzesla, wagony i ,,wszyst-
10 na1epsze. Q zupelniejsze szcze-
g6ly pytaieie sis agent6w lolei
Chicago = North Westefn..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

PAN Andrea Wiczek VIA
Sciciel apteki W Battle Lake
Mimi przyjechal W sobote do
swych rodzic6w do Winony,
zabawi til do poniedzialku,
potem wr6ci ~napowr6t do
Battle Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
POK ILKU dniach wio

PO KILKU dniach wio-
sennego powietrza, mielismy
tn .przez diva dni p6}nocno
zachodni wiatr i sniegu spa
do okolo piec cali, we VITO
rex juz powietrze }agodniej.
SEE, vice i snieg ldlugo lezet
ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Poityczl|le.
G1osujmy "a panem =. =
BROWN ma majors miasta.

dosta1 nominacye ma ma]ora
miastai z partyi demokratycz-
nej, jest ten sam pan adwo-
gat, kt6ry pred paru lazy
ubiega} sic o miejsce W Non
presie W Westinghouse
Wtenczas ME przeszed}, DO
D. Tawney "a wielu .mia}
p~rzyjaci61 nawet pomledzy
Polakami ola swej wzletosc1
W .kongresie j ola przy]aznl'
iaka zawsze okazywa1 wzgle-
dem Polak6w. Me moglismy
wtedy poprzec p. Bre9wna'
jakbysmy byli radzi uczyni-
Ii, ami tel pan Brown ME
mia} nam tego "a z1e, wledzac
cosmy p. 'Tawneymu zaw-
dzieczali. DIS p~rzeciwnlklem
D. Browna jest cz1owiek, kto-
nv sobie ma nasze poparcle
ME zas}uzy1. Jest MIN p
Tarbel, w1a6ciciel hotelu
Winona. Pan Tarbel >>wpraW-
die da} kilku ludziom ma
szvm zatrudnienie ma ull-
each miasta gdy by} majo-
rem, ale z reszta nigdy ME
dowi6d}, re jest przy]acle-
lem Polak6w, robote zas. da4,
DO roboty takiej w6wczas
by}o dose, a ktos ia zroblc
musia}. Jezeli teraz TAXA pra-
ca sic otworzy, to niezawod-
ME p. Brown PREDICT zatru-
dni polak6w, niz p. Tarbel.
Pan Brown jake odwokat
czesto broni} polak6w ME
pytaiac 0 zap}ate. a jezeli
kto6 zap1acit ME m6g1, p
Brown go ME molestowa1 o
pieniadze, lecz owszem sbied-
MENU jeszcze pom6g4. LAX
vice p. Brown zas}uguje ma
nasza wdziecznoSc. Nadto p
Brown jest cz}owiekiem IDOL
nym, kt6ry sprawy miasta
naszego lepiej pojmie, a :wiec
mimi: lepiei pokieruje niz je-
go p%rzeciwnik. Uwazcie re
partya republikahska, partya'
D. Tarbla chwyta sic brzyd-
kiego srodka pred obecnymi
wvborami. Dale piwo za.dar-
mo i tenn chce sobie zjednac
glossy. Pokazmy, re nam sic
0 free beer" wcale: ME roz-
chodzi. Poprzeimy. ez}owiekaa
kt6ry sic ubiega o urzad: pro-
sta droga, a kt6ry jake
czlowiek W sile wieku i ma
jacy srodki pc temu, stara
sic PREY kazdej sposobnoscl
z~apewnic naszemu miastu
dobrobyt przez s%prowadza-
ME do miastu fabryk,
ably ludzie ME musieli
bez piracy chodzic. i g}6d
mrzec, gdy PLY kiedy6 z ma
szego miasta sic wyniosa.
Ia panem L. l.. Brawnem
~glosowac bede nawet repu-
blika6scy kupcy i fabrykah-
ci, kt6rzy Q piwo ME dbaja, q
kt6rym polityka piwna po--
dobac sic ME moze Pan
Brown ME oddajac sic nigdy
szulerce, grze W karty Q wy
sokie pieniadze, ME pozwoli,
ably mlodziez zgrywa}a sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Nova g~rocernia
W WinOnie.

Pan Dominik Hamerski
Cd l. Kwietnia no
wa grocernia ma rogu ufe
4tej j Carimona, naprzeciwr
ko polskiego ko5ciola, zapra-
sza zatem rodak6w j szanow-
ne rodaczkls,i, ably go w,tym
nowym przedsiebiorstwie jak
najliczniej popierali,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
W
MlEJSCQW e.

. w KOSCIELE 'sw. Stanl-
s}awa .Kostki rozpocze}o sic
we wtorek o godziniea7-mej
z rama czterdziesto godzinne
naboze1stwo. Wielebnemu
ksiedzu proboszczowi Pachol-
skiemu pomagaja W odpra-
wianiu nabozenstwa nastepu-
|jacy zamiejscowi ksieza:
KS. A.. Babi6ski z West
Superior Wis.
KS. NJ. Zengier z Sturgeon
KS. J. .Wojtowicz z Gren:
vile, So. Oak.
KS. H. Daszkowski Min
nesota Lake,
: KS. D. Majer st: Paul
+ KS. K: Kobylihski Z St.
Paul
!. KS. J. Ciemi6ski 2 Wilma
KS. H.. Jazdzewski Minnea-
polls
KS. ]. Dudek Brownsville
KS. J.. Sroka z Duluth
JEDEN z najstarszych do
NOW mieszkalnych>w miescie
Jest obecnie rozbierany, ma
tenn samem miejscu bedzie
p%ostawiony nowy. Budynek
ten ma przeciwko naszej
drukarni, %budowany by}
pred 45. laty, a: nalezy do
pana Jas. McConnon.
4 :
'-.
DOBRZE znany adwokat
p. 1. W. Dickson umar1 W
sobote 'wieczorem W SVEN
mieszkaniu W hotelu schlitza,
W wieku lat So. chorowa} ma
wodna opuchline.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
q a CITY, Mich.
"a Wiec wiosna 2 dniem

EMarca zaWlId1a, Wsz siE ol As1
via dr1ewa il kwiaty, 2 bzu won
JUL czu6. Ptaszeta powracajaa, szu=
kaja swyehdaWnych gniazdek. Kaz-
|dy sic cieszy m6wiaac: many wiosne,
bedzie lepiej. Ziemia,f kt6ra krepo-
wanna przez mrozy, dis sic dzwiga.
do CORY, robi sig miekka ! pulchna,
a nawet kazdy -robaczek sic uSmie-
cha do wiosny. A zaprawdee, kaz-
az nar0d kt6ry sig wolnym czuje
cieszy sic wiosnie.
Lecz my Polacy. ME odczuwa-
my tel uciechy %wiosennej, DO jakzez
kiedy .nasza ukochana matka Ojczyz-
ma skrepowana }ancuchem .niewoli
Wiosna, ,,Trzeci Haj!!' W kt6-
rym to Maju lls lat temu, ten. Maj
wstrzas1 ca1a Europa, kiedy W
Warszawie wykrzyknieto (welnosc,
konstytucya 8 Maja). Lecz wstrza-
6niecie to wydar}o sic zpiersi ludu
polskiego "a p6dzno. ilez to jesz-
cze mime wiosen zanim my Polacy
odetchniemy w~olnoscia ma tel ziemi
krwia bratnia zbryzggapej?
Me ten patryota, najlepszym
pisarzem polsko-amerykanskim, kto-
ry ciagle wypowiada bledy innego,
a siebie jakby wychwala, a stokroc
gorzej gryzie, jak ten ma kterego
palcem wykazuje.
Jan Mitchell obronca ojciec
ludu roboczego, by} W biezacym> ty-
godniu W naszym miescie, ably
,sprawe gornik6w za}atwic, j przy
sposobnosci wypowiedzia} kilka
NOV.
Zle sic dzieje z nasza m}odzieza,
Ot6z dnia II Marca m1oda dziew-
czyna nazwiskiem M. Derbowska
zamieszkala ma Michigan ave. poda-
Ia skarge i da4a aresztowac niejakle-
COS Wieslih1skiego, p%oniewaz jest W
delikatnym stanie. Takiedzis die
ia sic rzeczy " 6wietym poScie. Ro-
dice tacy, kt6rzy puszczaja Mode
dzieci swe, ma bezdroza z piekfa
ME, WI d|a.
III. M. Wright adwokat PAM
Marty Sw ieczkowskiej, by4ej Tony
barbarzyndcy Karniejewskiego po-
wiada, re pc rozwodzie bedzie wy
toczony process Karniejewskiemu "a
zbrodnie jakich sic dopuszczaf ma
niewinnej niewiascie, a ktore to
zbrodnie 50 zaprzysieezone przez NJ.
Swieczkowska. PAM NJ. Swiecz-
kowska opuscila juz dom Karnie-
jewskiego ". biezacym tygodniu !
z~amieszkuje " miescie. Dzis gdy
Kornelow sic przekona}, co go czeka
zada ugody, lecz zap6zno mosci
Panic.
Wyda4o sic, re kohski .doktor
sprowadzi1 sobie pewneggo {otra z
innego miasta, rok bedzie " kwiet-
nia i da4 pisat sobie brudne bezi-
MEME listy, do pewnych ludzi, jak
do a. Niedzielskiego, DR.. Swiatka
Ale chocias .ich sam ME pisa} DO
pisa6 pc polsku ME umie, ale "a
'dyktowanie bedzie karany, kto NOR
5dowa1 dzieci, bedzie musial udo-
4wodni6. Listy te SO JUL oddane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
correspondence Wisrwa
szanowna Redakcyo!

Iklubu, jakos uspokolc sic Me nogg9'
wida6 ze prawdy ich fa}szywy zo1a:
Fdek strawiG ME moze. To tez 2 DO;
|lu, jak4 i'm prawda v naszej kore-
spondencyi sprawi}a, rzucaja sic,
jak z motyka ma sfonce, rama tteggo,
to znowu ma owego,za pisanie praW-
DIV tylko to wielka szkcda,. re ME
bozeta niby to sfysza re dzwoniaa,
ale ME wiedza " jakim kosciele. -
Ny zas z ich. grozb i tajemnych
knowan, lyle sobie robimy, co XII
waniu palcem " bucie wiemy
BOWEN dobrze, re to So ostatnie
konwulsyjne podrygi krakania ko-
najqcej ~czarnej gapy!! -
lie piszemy prawde, oni sami
nam to przyznawaja, ale re prawdy
zniesG ME moga = DO ona W oczy
kole, ola tego wra zemsta "a wypo-
wiedzenie>im prawdy!
Pisali6my ma ten przyk}ad -
re ich cele Nv owym tajemnym
klubie) poniekad "a ja
ma an.archizm! sami dawaja
dowody re pisalismy prawde, odgra-
zajac sic skrycje, postanowili ME
tylko pozbawi6 piracy = ale czycha-
j. ma jego zdfowie i moze zycie!
Tylko to znowu nieszczescie, re
wrac zemsta = czychaja iposadzaja
ludzi zupe1nie niewinnych. Ze
to jest fakt, Szan. Czyt., many
znowu ma to- niety1ko dowody ale
i swiadk6w.
Posfuchajcie tylko So. Cz. -
Ot6z pewien str6z bezpieczehstwa
p~ublicznego, "a zarazem cz}onek
czarnej gapy (kt6ry zamiast pilno-
wac swej s}uzby i swego nosa, pie.
nj sic re z}osci i podszczuwa Wv
czasie swej s}uzby) potajemnie cd
grazajac sic, re ten,. a ten postrada,
prace - ola tego, re pisze praw-
de! - Temu panu radzimy, azeby
zamiast podchodzenia i s%zpiegowa-
MIA pewnej redakcyi, = roznoszenia
plotek i niienawisci ma ludzi uczci-
wych i honorowych = lepiej zrobi,
zeby pilnowaf swej sfuzby ipamie-
tai o tenn = re :tylko tax d}uge
dzban. wode nosi}. .....!
Drugiego zas amatora cd dzi-
kich kaczek, z%apytujemy sig ola
czego moi ty cz}owlecze, ciskasz
sic jak wegorz ma patelni, odgraza-
jac sic, jak jaki anarchista ze "a
p,sanie prawdy w%ypiszesz i'm "a
to ma ich sk6rze, (sic!- Powiedz,
ale powiedz prawde = po}ozywszy
jedna reke ma sercu, druga podnies
do Boga, powiedz csy ten czfo-
wick, ma kt6rego podszczuwasz lu-
dzi - obiecujac mu wydrzzec pracee
i chleb - nietylko jemu ale jak
pisalismy " poprzedniej naszej ko-
respondencyi jego zonie j die LIE
ciom - wyrzadzi} 81 kiedY jake
krzywde " zyciu s}owami Tub
ozynem 80 lyle co czarne "a paznok-
ciem - powiedzp
Apropos mdwiac Q powyzz-
s1ych panaoh : pod ~ozernej gapy
ME zawadzi powiedzie6 ze q pano-
vie uohodza dzid = wwzorowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
Bardzo TAME ceny do
KalifOrnii j 2 DOWrOtem

r A1~VA NAAAO .VSSAAAO WIZ
Kalifornii j z powrotem
Koleja North Wektern. Bilety
pierwszej klasy tam j z powrotem
50 do nabycia 3go Maja ~ do IS
do Los Angeles San Francisco.
Wzgledne ograniczenie j zatrzyma-
ME na uprzywilejowanych najlep-
szych kolejach. L2dowe ograni-
genie, najwiekszy " swiecle pre-
pych " pociagach, odchodzi z
Chicago dziennie Q smej wieczorem.
Me zupe}nie try dni " podr6zy.
Pok6j rysunkowy oraz przedzialowe
wagony sypialne obserwatoryum,
wagony obiadowe, ~czytelnia (bal-
hernia i kapieD o6wiecone wszedzie
elektryk4. Try pociagi dzienne z
Chicago do wybrzezy zawsze bez
zmiany. Dziennie i osobi6cie proc
wadzone wozy e~xkursyjne ola tury-
stow do Kalifornii, Washington i
Oregon. o bllzsze szczegd1y pytajcie
u agent65w kolei Chicago 8 North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
: Szanowne Panic! Czyi

Szanowne Panic! Czyz ME
wieoie TEN, ze DR.. 3. "a. Badger
|ekuteoznie leozy chroniczne .oierpie-
MIA niewisst. PAM j. Miehalska,
Ells4 Vance at, Toledo, @. xcheoial
lpo6Wiadosy iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS


August belmont was injured while playing polo
on the feld,5of the Saratoga Polo Club at Sara
d. G. Potter and Others, were playing q scrub
game with members of the Saratoga and Buffalo
teams. In one :.of the periods Belmont's pony
fell and rolled on its rider: Belmont was as
sisted to the clubhouse, and after little he was
taken to the :United States Hotelqin his automo-
bile. The banker sustained no serious injuries. &
A woman last night notified the police Of Hous-
ton, Tex; that husband, Mysterious Billy
in a railway station, ia king $3.50 in money. two
watches and a ring that belonged to her The
woman Is Of good family at Woodville, Texas,
and married Smith about week ago.; The police
departments Of Texas. have been trying to locate
Smith.
H. Hermann of this city. and N. Hanson OF
Chicago have arranged match race for hominR
pigeons between the two cities. Hanson vii
ship two of his birds to MINES polls; and Her
mann will send a similar number. to ST. Paul
The two sets will be liberated at the same time
and the pair, making the best record IL. the
flight home will win the purse for their owners
A side bet Of comfortable proportion depend,
upon the result,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
THICK HEADED WORK
Millers Wore Bone Heads in Their
Game at Indianapolis
Yesterday.
Newlin Holds Yeager's Man Safe
and Stimmel Is Hit Hard
at Times.

z Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. s.-Solid bone
heads were donned by the millers for
their game here yesterday afternoon.
Martin was bad; Oyler was poorly lubri-
Gated and Yeager threw bases like clay
pigeon trap-at unknown angles. How
ever Oyler stopped a wild throw that
brought his average up.
Two sharp double plays cut the millers
out Of tallies, one occurring in the fourth
and the other In the fifth. In the second
inning Mcintyre worked his way around
the circuit on a single, Heydon's wild
throw and Yeagers fly to the outleld.
In the third inning, with two down,
Sullivan made the round on, his own sin
gle, Marcan's error, and Lallys drive for
ia base. Martins life on choice In for
Icing Williams, Stimmels single, Sullivan 8
sacrifice, Tamsett's second. error Of the
inning and wretohed play by Kihm
Igave the millers two taliies in the sew
Ienth. The teams play a double-header
tom orrow. .s.e.- &ss|E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Garner; Iowa, Aug. s. Garner and Britt
played ball on the Britt diamond yesterday after
noon, Garner winning by the score Of 6 to 4
Batteries-Ga Garner. Schneider and Gates, Britt,
Salisbury and McCarthy. Salisbury is a pitcher
that played with the Minneapolis league team
this summer. i. = IL m, 49, =
breckenridge. Mimi, Aug Science defeated
st. Cloud here yesterday. Score, to g.. Bat
teries-Depate and Leach; Foster and vossbers
The Mengelkoch & Steffes team, formerly the
J; w Paulys, defeated the Minneapolis Knit
with any 12-year-old team in the city. Address
Alex Mengelkoch, 329 Plymouth avenue
The J. 2. Vos team will play the Independents
ty-eighth street s. For games with the former
team address Frank Mauren, 800 Marshall street
NE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
WITH THE AMATEURS

The Bachelors will leave Washington and First
avenues Sunday at IL 80 o'clock to play the
North 'St. Paul team Ford or Dexter and Page
will be the battery for the Bachelors. Z
The Palace Clothing company's tenn will play
the Faribault team at Faribault Sunday. AS
state, the contest promises to be a hot one. GIL
lus and Dericks will do the battery work for the
Palace. team ss!Ef - r-.- 80" -
= Tie Log Cabin team Of this city has now one
of the fastest teams IN the state, being made
up OF men from the Millers, Pillsbury and Pal
ace teams. They have been fitted out with new
uniforms and expect to take everything in sight,
Only fast teams need apply for games Address
Log Cabin, First avenue 8 and Third street SO
= The Comets defeated the Silver Stars in two
close games by scores of and 3 and II and 10.
The winners wish games with IL or 12-year-o old
teams. -, -
The Williams team will play double-heade,
at Sandy lake Sunday. meeting the Island team
at 1870 and the Shaws at $3.50. Batteries FOR
the Wiliams, Clouthier. Wilson and Kartak -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
TRAP SHOOTING

The following scores were made at the weekly
shoot of the Minneapolis Gun club:
Fifteen Bird Event-Morrison Is. Ii. is. L.
i$ W aiasonn =, 49, is H. g. french ~
IA, 10, 10; Johnston, Il r. 10, - 9; Mrs.
s, 10; Green 10. s, II, 10. 8: Marshall. IL:
Mckay, II, Is; Quinlin, IL; a. Greenlaw. 9, IL;
Harding 4 12; McHale II. Ia; Budd, 8, Ii.
Twenty Bird Event-Quinlin, Is; Greenlaw, o.;
Harding, IA; McHale, 10.
Twenty -Five-Bird Event-McHale 81: Harding,
II: 1Ouinlfn IA; Wilkinson, 10, o. 81, "A, 20;
Morrison, 90. %, "a, 22, 70; Mckay, II, 1e,
49, q, 20; Johnston. II; Mrs. Johnston, Ia;
French, 20; Bazille, 10, is, 20. 81: Lewis, Il.
II, IA, j.
carey's Magnesla Cement roofing,
The most durable, economical and prac-
teal fire proof roofing made. w. s. Mott
Company. Both phones, 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
DOUBLE HEADER AT 'HAHA

Apex, Blue Labels, Javas and Bonander
and Bows to Clash.
The second series of games for the
amateur championship Of the city will be
played at Minnehaha park tomorrow aft
ernoon, the first game beginning at 1:45
p. M, when the Apex team will meet the
Blue Labels. The second contest will be
between the Javas and Bonander and
Dows:# Both games should be well con-,
tested, as the teams engaged are among
the fastest In the city. The Apex team
has been considerably strengthened and
will present a strong front. The Javas
and Bonander and BOWS are old rivals,
but have not met before this season.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Ig99---' 1880 :. E.7- y
Radisson on the Chippewa.

A new town in Sawyer county, Wis,
on the Omaha road. Located on both; the
Chippewa and Couderay rivers, in the cen
ter Of a most fertile and promising hard
wood district. Good maskalonge, bass
and pike fishing in both rivers. Excep-
tional opportunities for, landseekers. II
looking for a new location, don't fail to
see this new country. For map and full
particulars, write to Postmaster Raids
son, Sawyer county Wis, or to T. w.
Teasdale, General Passenger Agent, c.,
st. p, M. & o. Ry., st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Fargo W., Chippewa. Falls,

An Interesting game will be played at Lexing-
ton park, st. Paul tomorrow afternoon at $3.50,
between the Fargo team of the Northern league
and the Chippewa Fails team champions of Wis
cansin The Fargo bunch Is bringing Its regular
league team. The lineup follows: -
Fargo--Howells, CT; Kelly, 3b; Fraezer, IL;
Rose, ct; Lynch, c; Leopold, 2b; White, IS; Alb
bolt, 1b; Meh1, p. II,
Chippewa Falls--Bearwald c; Hastings D;
Williams. 1b: Porter, 2b; Baker 3b: Solan. IS
Ryan. If; o'Donnell, CT; Wylie IF; Grimmer,
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Am I Right !?
x71TH their usual courtesy, the local
visitors to- take the honors in the

f Wv tennis players nave allOWeus the
visitors to take the honors in the
northwestern tournament, which was con
cluded at Deephaven this afternoon.
It is strange that town which pro-
duced such players as George Belden,
Wallace; Hale Jayne, Cook and others,
achieve the distinction Of being runner-up
In a tournament. Since the days Of the
veterans mentioned, but one player ] Of
class (IIarry Belden) has appeared. And
| the younger Belden has not fulfilled the
promise of his earlier years. &, ss.
Whether this is due to the fact that in
sterest, in tennis is waning, or whether it
I is due simply to lack of good material is
hard to say. I believe it Is because the
most promising men drop sports as soon
as they leave the high school or the uni
versity and go into business: Such men
as Gillette and 1.-The Wynans probably
would make players If they devoted as
much attention to the game as the best
Chicago players. -. @>a
T: In the younger generation there are sew
eral promising men, the most prominent
among them being Werner, Newhatl and
Northrop OF these Werner seems most
likely. to develop into player of class
| since he plays the most aggressive game.
Te1ford Thompson, the high school man,
He has a. powerful stroke, plays aggres-
sively and uses his head, but he has
shown a tendency to weaken in important
matches, Indicating lack of either physi-
cal strength or nerve.
4 = If these young players keep up their in
] terest in the game they should in time
develop into first class men. Local tourna-
ments would help to develop interest in the
game. ss.
! TT LOOKS more and more as if Lou
I Dillon was to wrest the crown IF the
/, trotting turf from the mighty Cres-
ceus Lou Dillon has had an unique ca
reer. She is years old, but has never
. taken part in a race. She never made an
! appearance in public. until last June, when
she pulled a, wagon in 2:06A. In every
trial since that time she has bettered her
record.
It. is unusual for. trotter of any speed
to be kept out Of racing until her fifth
year, and it is still more unusual for q
horse to better it's record in every one Of
five consecutive performances, if driver
out each time.
If. Lou Dillon is successful in lower
ing her record, rs seems most likely
since only half second separates he1
from Cresceus' mark, it will arouse mucl
discussion among trainers in regard to thu
most successful way of preparing horses
for the track. Cresceus was raced con
. tinuously from the time he was a 2-year
old until he got the record. Lou Dillol
has never been raced and has had onl.
:, one seasons preparation. Just how mucl
J Of the success Of each horse is due to hi
training and how much to natural speed
is point which will cause the waste O
reams Of paper within the next fey
, months.
, Lou Dillon's owner and trainer certainl
do not intend to campaign her too hard
for she has only had five trials in tw
l months, and altho it is a week since sh
: trotted against time last, she will not b
l asked to gos again until Aug. L. at Brlgh
) ton Beach. Thor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Stimmel and Ludwig Gone.

Archie stimnel, the miller pitcher has been
loaned to Columbus for the remainder Of the
season stimmel was the most reliable Of the
the season. but he has not won game for some
time: Catcher Ludwig has been farned out to
the Grand Forks team of the Northern league
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Brewers Nav Sell 1rne,aub

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug s-A report from ST
Joe this morning says that George Mcbride
second baseman of that club, who was loaned by
the milwaukee club, will be back with the
brewers when they return home, intimatins
thereby that Unglaub will be sold. President
Hayenor denies the story 1917
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

"Turner forced out on strikes. .....
Two-base hits, Childs Kleinow, Owens Smith,
Grady 2, Butler 2, Lewee, Gear, Nance, Knoll,
Rothfuss; home runs, Cr1stall. Gibson; stolen
bases, Cristall, Lewee; struck out, by McGill s,
by Gibson 6; bases balls, off McGill 4; double
plays, Schaub to Childs to Turner, Gear to Lee
wee, Butler to Nance; left on bases. Toledo II,
Kansas Oity 0; hit by pitched ball, schaub
Knoll. Time 2:15. Umpire, Cunningham At
tendance, 1000,