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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Sil 9an6smiano.

9ilao mig igsnnem ,9dniteren" al
gre ben Splpsning til Dem, fom bar
ftre0et til mig anguuenos ben Bog, iom
gibsr Splbsning ON eugene oe Oms
egn, at ben life er ristig faroie enbnu,
men al ben ftdl blips snbOsr tilienbt,
faa burtis Tom ben bliper faroia fra
Yresisn. Z. 8. Olfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
DannlarR.
nlpffe / @OlitebrO.
1 Born fpalte al Hcs.

-5OIitebro, 27Oe 5ebruar. 5 Rdt
nsO 12s5iben OpfOO SIp / grauOeriS
s1arpen Der. Der MI er uoleiet bells til
BsboeIie og bells til 5ritotageldger. gn
bulp Snes jag al ben Del al 9uIet,
Der dnnenbtes til Eager, neobr9note,
i..Den granbp9snet bleo 6erre ooer
SIbsn. Sire 8grn / ben n9rmeit til
itsbsnbs 9sjligbeb, / 4loeren fra 4
til II Mar, fpdltes at ben it9rte Hpg.
Bsrnenes 5aDer er 89rtferer Miiaer
poa Srifotagefabriten. Sloen menes
paaIat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

5tl aeoue or 5reberit
Siette. 0tamantbrpaup
fwsireoss mig / Spinbaae At aft9gts=
manO peper 8eneter % 9uftru. DID
mdntbruogommsn er fFot / Ndltrup
/ Sailing Sogn 1916. 9rnoen CT
fe6t / Soin6aae 1921. De bieo gifte
/ 1843 % If BET SteO pda Soiubaae
Dart, bpor oe enonu Dor.
0encter bar inotulot ION grtiaeriit
/ 1899 unoer 5reOerit Den Sistte oa
oar meo til aepue fox BAN paa 4mas
Ger 6Gaeo. San par meo til at itad
frem for 6rsoerit ben Sistte pg pad.
flaas bet 5or6olo, at Soloaterne IN
qen Mar6penge tunOe faa. 8e1ctera
% en- 9dmmegats freioi9e 9ptraoen
oeo oenue 2eiligfso ferte ogTaa til oei
forsniteos aeiultdt.
: 0agens Gnl,Oning hoIot Gguena
5olt ifetge o6ori. 5oltebl." Set
59aesfab for Def gdmle par.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Sotosf0rb. Sieloent Taas
Starbet la tort ct eigfslge iom bet.
Der fOrrigs Spn0ag fulgte Den samls
4noers 9orre til @rapen. 8a man
iaa Den tore Stare at M9no og 9Oins
Der oerfra og ira belle Ganen oanbre
Idngiomt sfter BEN guile Gsetr9stiite.
Imntfet meo Ct 99IO at leoenoe 9lom=
ter og 0rpat. If man Snotrnttst at.
Al en- meget aniet Manb blep iteot til
Spite. 9orre %begnnOte unoer imaa
5or5olo iom Sneoter Der / 9pen, men
9ptten fulste ham. ps ban oreo / en-
lang @arr9tfe en- betboelig 5smmer=
forretning. 9orre lagoe alorie Stjul
paa tit odnIte Sinbslag og par en- iprig
MoOitdnoer al alt bet me. Splteriet
forte BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Torfbunoet. 3olotontroasr
u. 5elo / 4ptsbing ). reiite fOrlsoen
Ssnode til asbenbdpu, bnor ban full
De til ct nsoe ON Nanoagen. San
6aooe faaet qermisfon i 8 0dge, og
bet bar bans 4gt ira 9ooeoitaoen at
begiUe fig til 4alborg, hpor bans
Uioosr er ~boifoOenos, og oerfrd at be-
isge en- 5amilie / 9obro. On Sirss
pagsn sr ban oa osiaa efter al Sanos
ipnligbso reiit fra 9e6snbdon, men Il
ZEN er Der intet Spor At BAN. Sans
6uitru fit greo fra Gam 0nosodg
Mlorger, bpor ban 81. q. b%ebuoeoe, at
ban muaite tom tio,igere bien, eno ON
S%enoagen, iom ban fsrii barre be-
iu.te., men ban tom itts, pg ba ban
enonu life BAR tomnet / Mlanodas,
bleo man uroIig, tiIneo oa bet famtis
big OpIpites. a. ban lite bapOs p9ret
6os lin Mooer enouu. 4aa 5orsIpergs
iel / 6obro erfarsoss l~i5eIeoes. at ban
life bar paret oer.
Oct sr t~onratsret. at ban On Tirs=
oagen bar forlaot misfionshut.let,
hbor ban bosos, men BET er en0au life
oplnit, ON Fan sr taget meb gaHs eaer
3ampiti6 fra asbsn9a0n.
Den 5anfe, at 5elO tube haDe giort
fg ftploi5 / nosst trimineli. nlaa ftrats
d~fpiiss. 6an par Resnffabsfsrer ps
aasisrer fer gptsbing 0aon. men Oct
er tonitateret. at iau pei assnitabet
ION Sasie1 er / osn 6eoite 0roeH. Cg
oa 6e.o par en- om6psgsli9 2G5temdno
og 5aoer, per leosoe BET Imutteite
6amilielip. er bans plubielige SCR
ioinOsu / Jslge .2oaano Salts 6ols
tetio." fun ~iortlarlig paa cen Moaoe:
at Der forsli9gsr ct llInttsstifaloe.
ION er inotruTet puu Rejien fra Ses
6snhuOn til QulbOrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Zen bersmteite Cage | De fOreneSe
Stater fommrr til Dor WD
surSag Orn 81. STARTS
% bliper pna Clifton 5otel inotil
Wlanoas b. %. Marts, 6ftn. 81. 3.
Sum tire 9age.
Sr.Yotterf,

Yreiioent for Bottom Mebical
Snitituts 9e9eiOrening, tommer til
RebraIta.
gpt Spitem. Sri 8ebanoline u9
al npooenbi9 Meoiciu fri. Oct for
langes fun, at De belbreoeoe furt9l-
ler Heiultatet til oeres 8enner.
6elbreoer ale frunilte Spgoom=
me og Wtisoanneller.
Selbreoer 9gubeo neb fulbfteu-
big ny Metbooe. aatarrb tummer
alori9 mere i9en.
6ar De baarli9e 2un9er eaer
5erins, laa tom. Softer intet.
Cab al arefter, &~beumatisute
u9 ale @eroeIp9oomme uueruinoes
let. gar De ct oaarligt 9ie, er De
lam os fan life 9aa tom blot!
Oct ny Spitem oil belbreoe Dem
burti9t.
@aa tibli9. Sontoret er altio o.
%perfplbt. 9an reooer maaite De
res 9ip.
8i gniter at giue enbuer Ell orun.
big S%ebanoling, men bar lite 5io
til at bgre paa LANCE Siitorier. big
o9 fattis bebanoles ems. 0a9ori=
pere os @bs9errige beba9e at bliue
borte. Yur 9io er toltbar.
aae gjens, gre=, @eie- og Sals-
|lpgbomme belbreoes.
6uit: Site cen Gent freezes for
al BEN Meoicin, Der er neboenoig
til fuloit9noig Selbreoelie, naar
De tommer MI ped oenne9eiligbeo.
aonturtio: 81. 9 6orm.
@ifte Gamer ital leoia9es af be-
res M9no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

@utobrnllup. 5orriae 9irss
Dag feitli96olbt ftp. St~ibsferer 9ert
Sable og 9uitru aieritine / 2iterbebe
paa Romp oeres 8ulobrnaup. @ulbs
bruogommen er Is 4ar. @ulobruosn
70; men begge er enonu rate og re-
ri9s og baooe / 0ogens 4nleoninQ
famIet SI9gt % 9snner ON zig. 90
Oct git forneieligt til oeo Soften. Ss.
mRnoene boloer moi at at ilad en- Ii1t
gasisra1e, naar 2siligbeo 9ibes. og ber
gar Der 9eiligbeo BERTH. Der oanis-
oes, og 9nlobruospdrret foregif Or.
Iterne msO ct goot Gtsempel. De bolbt
trolig 10, til Soften flutteoe n9ftt
Days Gftermiooog, % iarIi9 Sub.
hruoen par od enoru troos fine &c
Mar iuu tpit, at bun n9iten gjorbt
DE- largt nngre blanot 9niterne til
Stdmme.
qGgteparret bar bait flere Born, al
boilts Dog entelte sr osoe. Ssnnernt
bleo Ssm9no ligeiom 5aberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
uidunderbdISdm

er tilpirfct eiter ben befenbte banlfe Eof.
tor 6enrit Shmiots originate 8ecept oa
er oerfor ingen 5umbus. Qnbefnles Der.
for ioni bet bebite 2esemibbel til enbper
lioenoe. 3alrise snbefalinser bapes.
Biounoerbaliamen borttaser f~ulbffenbiet
5tltppenier, 5regner, Grem. aigtorne,
gorter. baaro Sub os logger Saar. Nm.
befales iom ct fortrinlist Msibbel mob I'll
og repnebe 5anber, eiuer tilmeb en- imut
og liar Tint os %fjerner besuben al opers
flDoig 5%aaro9fit. 5aas | to Stgrrelier
meb Srussanoisnins, a soc os 81.
Y. Ireoerifitn & Co.,
Bor So 9lpoe, gopt Co., Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Qdngefdnosmoroet San
1elunos Npis" msooeler: politimeitez
re1 bar bait 8 al @erningsmanoene
til 9angeldnbsmOroet uoe pad Moro=
IteOet, og napnlig be 10 At Dem pad
piite meo megen Rsiagtigbeo, bporle=
oes BET bele BAR foregaaet. llnosris=
gelierne bill MI blipe luttsoe en- At De
fprite 0age. og attsrne inoienote til
Nmtst. Del tor anfes for gipet, at
dGs fire, Ruoer aonge. aarl 0uitdo,
ariitian aulsrup os Maos Riitinger
pil blipe oemte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

pIantdgefeIft Oar 4
9eftinbien bar af en- inf qlanz
ter pua ct. groir febt ct aompIets
at pldntdser. omfattenbe $500 Qtres
2ano. Def paageloenbe Qreal bar
oprinoelig parst gOos qlantassr, men
er | be ieners 4ar bleoet meget BAN
restet; Der fo~reIigger faalepes Der en-
imut OpguDe for Selffabet. Der bill
itrofs bliOe taset fat paa at bringe
Pldntdserne pda 5ooe; en- Del al
4reulet Dil bliOe inotasst til Suffer
bDrtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Profession 6srning 81 4 T.
sen ligger itaoig pda 9ommunsbofpis
talet, % Der er ossp9rre euonu lite
Sale ON, at ban fan TONNE ooen
Ssnss. Den meits DEL At 6orudret
pil r%imeligois Bengal, inoen profess
loren tan oenoe tiIbage til fit 9jem;
b%eloig0is lpoer Gfterretningerns om
bans gsiinoenos Dog pau. at 6el6rsOelz
ZEN Itrioer fremao, DIN END bet gddr
Idngiomt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Yige enIfes.

en flint Vise tan ioa 9loos / Gem
6eitdurant, blair. 0sbr. Dob esn eiues
en- opstis 4ise, iOm f%Orfiaar is poa Mab
%lapnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

5remmebe Srlogsmoho b.
2igeiom I 5jpr BIZ Stjernebannerst
after til Sommer fomme til at bdie
oper asben6aDns Hbeo. Mebens bet
umerifanite Orlossbefsg iibite aar bar
inbifranfet til en- Representation, be-
itausnos al 2 arpofere, fan Der / 4ar
Dsntes en- bel gffaore, nemlig omtrent
belle Observation-Disclosures, Der ftal
paa fort arpostogt | be europaiIfe
Jarpdnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

6orfpunoen. gn bos Gaaro-
eier q. g. Qnoerien, ajulsrup, fisneas
be &arl aubbig 4nberfe1, ION bar
O9ret meget fpg og BAIT Sober I nogle
Oage, er iffg. oHosf. QD." ~forfpunoen
9dtten mellem forrise 2sroag Og Sen=
bag, mebtagenoe ct Bar 8entl9oer %
en- Dpne. 8snfl9berne bapbe ban taat
allerebe ubenfor 8sffenosren, og DR.
men ~faHotes Oeo &sss - aingite5
Qanbebei, bDorfor ban maa bore bans
bret bibere | bet blotte Ginneb. Sroos
iDrig gfterfsgning er bet snonu ittr
lpffebes at inbe BAN. San liggsr
fanbfpnlisois frosfet libel / Stoosns
omtring Slimminee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

til puu bsnbss Strig ON 6ialp, bOOr-
eftsr 9saerne tog 6lugten.
De bar imiolertio tenote, % Sdgen
er ifglge ,.Qalb. 5to." mslot til 90
litiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
5maanvt.

Griffolemsbe.- Oct aarlige
fpnffe 5riffolemsoe aabnebes forleben
/ 5pns 5oriamlingsbus | Sos1fe /
Dperp9rsli e at ca. 1900 Mennefter.
sypreningens 5ormano, 0uarDeisr q.
%. 2inbe, S0r. N9raa, bso 8elfomz
men, bporefter Seminarieforftanoer
poIm, Belle, talte ON 8srns SelDpirfs
fombeb. Oct gjalbt ON sennsm Gsle
Dpbraselfen at fsse at itprfe Rarafs
teren hos 8grnene. - Om Gftsrmi6s
6agen taIte 5sjffoleforffanber Sens
Qunb. 0ejstrup, og 8dlgemenisbeosz
praf Nislien, 8sDlins, bolot ct fmriites
iist Gorebrag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

ufifferbeben paa 2anbes
peiene. Gn Mrbejbsmano Deter
Qinbs Dattsr. Der forleben git fra fit
Diem peb 6abiunb til DaIsgdarb, blep
pon Deien operfalbst df 2 gsIer. Deb
9bpaesIunb Sfop fprang to aarle op
fra greften og opsrbangsbe benbe meb
SIaq at Sfoplsftaftsr. 6enbes Bro
per, Der | Jplge meb 2 andre aarls tom
ct Gtpffe bagefter, Tom burtig ilsnoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Mgffebrdnp. Slimmi1ge Msl=
le Deb 9orup sr forleoen Rat fuloz
ftanOig nsobrenOt. 9eo granOsn Bier
blanot dnoet en- peo Meaen itudenot
9etroleumsmotor seslast. Mslen,
Der eies at Meler Nielien. bar asfu-
reret for 1900 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

0sbsfalb. Spqnif gicetrniul
/ 5eIiinssr as6mano Qlo. aads sr
dfgaaet peo 9sbsn efter laagsrs 5iog
Spseleje. so Qar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

aran t. iii f6p. 9iifop 9inos
aiits isnote Miniiterist for airies og
unberOisningspeienst en- qdImeeeto=
ration.
Oct tbeologiIts 5atultet" Ienote
Iigeleoes en- galmeoetordtion.
I'll 8anceqiraae 2 eff TT
Site fenote Muiitfpreningens9 eitlrel=
ie en- characterization meo iignereoe
8aano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Idmme Menfter iom Sdlumersborf
airtea. Der tiente iOm 5aitnins til
5orioor for anuo 9aoaros !Ssrres
BONNIE / 9enoerlano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Otte5imer paas Ell Ssfta.
&c. Gn Mano fra 5uitlanoet OiIOe
for nnlig oosr til Roms. gda @sisn
Issneos en- TOR Ssfluss zig os OreD
ct Stptte uo / aabent 9ano. Manben
maatte bliDe pad Ssflagen fra 2 81
tsrmiOOdg til 10A often, til Jlagen
oreo mob 9dno. Sroos ben bioeaoe
gitenDino er ManOen fluppen bsrfru
uoen al bliOe ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

giftOp 2eunbac6 ligser for
SfDen ing puu Dr.. !5silmunas 8Iinit
/ Rptsbins pau 5dliter. Sans Iii
ifal D9re megst bst9ntelig. S ben an=
lebning sr Stiftsproft Qsiens %tpnitiz
tueret ION giifop oper 9oaano og
5aliter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Den banfte 9pinoeg1ms
Gfter Snobpoelie al glp-
tsbins ). 8otlub orager Srigsusiss=
for pdul peterien / ea n9r 5rem!io
meo ct 9olo at 20 0amer neO til glp=
fgbins, bpor ban bar looet al giOs en-
5remDisning / oanit aoinOsgpmnas
fit og glaitif for oerpso at fremme
Sntsrssien for aDinoernes 9ssems=
o~Oelier. 6remoisnin9en BIZ finOe Steo
/ "Opens 5beater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Tinnemdnn BEN @toreub b
I. Tinnemdnn ben 2GIore, Sddr4
ming peo Gbriitidnsfslb, bleo forlsber
Worgsn 81. 8 uOpiit Deb munbtlio
0rore fra 4mtsforitanoeren og ia
oRrs uot Al gdnost inoen s 0age
4mtsforitdnberen n9gteoe at gipt
5innsmdHn lopisningsororen 4itriftlig
Jinnsmann oil tlags til 9omitoIsns
6oor ban lem bstsnOt iioit blsO er.
ffaret for At pars preusfit unoeriaat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

9rutnet. Gn lille 1reng poa
Ire 4dr, Sea at 9anoietniteren /
5anOslst paa Als, Orufneoe forlsOen
Ssnoag ! en- Mergslsrap, Iom befunot
Jig i 0ar5eoen al 9uiet. Gen liae
bar enonu parm, oa bans 6aoer fanbt
ham. Or. 0uaenpeber iammeItebs
foretog nogls OpliOningsforIss. men
DE- oar frugteslsie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

afftsoiesGfe. SogneprGit TO.
8ammen, ainoum og gigum Menig
bsoer / 8iborg Stiff 6. g. :. 9nuo
Zen er efter Qnfssning afitsoigst
Yauoe % meo pe1iion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

0sbsfaIb grobinfen
aGmner 9 cb a t5 i 9ibs sr afguaet
OeO 0s0sn uoen foruogaaenOe Spg.
ppm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-30
SPORTS.
FOR STATE Il! | TITLE I E
Town and Country Club Of St. Paul
Gives Tennis Tournament
in September.
Minneapolis Players Have Good
Hopes Of Carrying Off Both
the Championships.

The Town and Country club OF st. Paul
is making arrangements for tennis
tournament to determine the championship
of the state. The contest will be held on
the courts Of the Town and Country club
in September.
1t is expected that dozen players from
st. Paul and as many from Minneapolis
will enter All towns and cities in the
state will be invited to send players. The
Town and Country club has offered silver
loving cups for the winners In singles and
doubles, and other prizes will be offered.
The titles Of state champions also will be
at stake. w. M. Guthunz, secretary of
the club, has charge Of the entries.
minneapolis should stand a good chance
Of capturing the state championship IN
both singles and doubles. The two Bel
dens. Ward Burton, Charles Hale, and
other local men have been playing in good
form this year, and have beaten the st.
Paul experts in most of the team matches
between the Minnetonka and Town and
Country clubs. 80. -. >
Ward Burton Of the Milnetonka club
was put out in the fourth round OF the
western tennis tournament at Chicago
yesterday by L. H. -Waidner- The. Chicago
expert won only after a hard struggle. the
score standing 6-3, 6-4 Burton has made
an excellent showing in the tournament
In the first round Of the 'mens doubles
defeating Lamb and Martin in four sets
The three sets won by the Minneapolis
men were all love. ,...,' ~. n.
The surprise of yesterdays play was the
defeat Of Patterson the Canadian player
by Snow, former northwestern champion
The singles are now down to the semi.
finals, in which Emerson of Cincinnati
Hunt of California and Snow and Waid
ner Of Chicago are the survivors. Yes
terday'S results:
Fourth Round-Men's singles: Hunt bea,
Diehl, go, Ga; Waidner beat Burton, 6-3, Ga
Emerson beat Forstall, SO, 81; Snow beat Pat
terson, ST., 81, 10.
First Round-Men's doubtless: Be1den and Bur
| ton beat Lamb and Martin, so. go, 49, 60.
Second Round-zWomen's singles: Miss Louis
| Pond beat Mrs. Annie c. Burgess, 60, 81; Mis-
Carrie Nicely beat Miss violet summerhayes
81. 90; Miss Winona Closterman beat Mis-
| Marie Winner. Ga, Ga; Miss Hazel Hedley bea
Miss Edythe Parker, "a, lie, Ga.
| Champion Larned had an easy time il
the championship match ~ at Longwood
Mass, yesterday with w. J. Clothier, win
ming the match rs, ga, so, So: Thi
gives Larned two legs in the ,LongWoo
cup, three being requisite for the perrna
nent poss ession. r. g." "a e.. 49, g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-30
TRAP SHOOTING

Trap shooters from all parts Of the northwest
are gathering In La Crosse for the big interstate
trap shooters tournament, which will be held in
that city for three days, beginning this morning
Several hundred marksmen from points in Mill
nesota, Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana
and from some of the eastern states will be
present. Among them will be number Of the
best trap shooters in the country, including H. c.
Hirschey. Thomas Marshall, Max Hensler, J. NJ.
Hughes, F. G. Rehle. Fred Gilbert. W. H. Crosby
and Hood Waters.
The tournament. which is under the auspices
la Crosse Viroqua Sharpshoeters' Associa-
ton will be under the direction of the secretary
and manager of the Interstate ocation, E.
Shanner, who managed the Grand American han
dicap last year. y.E>-,y
The first La Crosse team will be composed of
W. W. Shaw. J. E. Willing. J. W. Mohr. J.
Chores and H. Chores. Several gold and silver
cups have been offered by La Crosse business
men, in addition to the other prizes.
Every trap shot Is cordially invited to shoot at
the weekly practice shoot with the Minneapolis
Gun Club at the Intercity Shooting park. Como
avenue and Twenty seventh street Sc, every
Thursday afternoon. -.....| -. .
The Springfield Mimi. Gun Club won the
state championship from the st. Peter club. The
latter club has contested in all the larger cities
and towns of the state, and this is the first de-
feat 1t has met in two years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-30
BASEBALL
WOULDN'T IT JARYOU
Poor Old Millers Drop Two More
Games to the Toledo Tail.
Enders.
Williams and Mcdonald Touched
Up for 10 Hits in First
a Contest.

Toledo. July 30.-The mudhens beat the
milers hands down in both contests yes
terday In the first game the visitors
hammered Cristall hard. but Williams ana
Mcdonald were both pie for the locals. In
the second Reisling held Minneapolis down
to four hits, and but for Demands mis-
judging a fly in the first inning the locals
would have had shut-out
Toledo started after Williams IN the
opening round of the first game. Six hits
with pass and bad error by Oyler, gave
the locals five runs. In the second they
gathered two more. and in the third round
Yeager wigwagged to Mcdonald. Inc
southPaw better than his prede-
cessor, the locals pounding out seven more
hits and eight runs in the third and fourth.
After that Mcdonald got his bearings and
held the locals down.
Vasbinder pitched good ball In the sec
ond game, but bad support In the second
inning swelled the score Of Reisling's men.
The scores:
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Plumbing and Steam Fitting Supplies
team will play Crane & Ordway,- of st. Paul.
at the Minnesota Transfer grounds, Saturday at
8 D. m. Lssak will do the twirling for the
plumbers.
The Prairie Sluggers defeated the Workhouse
Sluggers to 8. The teams will play again
Friday afternoon, at Forty sixth avenue and
Aldrich
The Javas will cross bats with the Bonander
& Dow team, Sunday, the Javas' grounds,
Laurel and Dupont avenues n. Batteries
Javas, Mcdonald. La Palm and Fryer; Bonander
& Dow, Converse and kinkle.
The Great westerns defeated the Minneapolis
Millers by a score of 10 to D. The winners
wish games with any fast team in the city fol
next Sunday. Address j. A. Ward, 1917 E
Twenty seventh street. -
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NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Winona, Mimi, July 3O-The New Winona
baseball team has made arrangements to play a
dians. Of Minot, N. D., considered one of the
strongest teams in the northwest.
Morris, Mimi, July 30.-The Morris baseball
team went over to Glenwood and won for the
second time this season by the Of IA to 8.
Batteries-Brown and Philix, for Morris; Abra-
hanson and G. Wallan for Glenwood. Elk
Senator E. J. Jones gave each member of the
team IS after the game.
Appleton Mimi, July 3O.-Appleton defeated
the Vienna, S. D.. team by score of I to
Vienna is one of the fastest teams in South Da
kota having defeated Watertown and Huron. The
feature of the game was the pitching Of Turnbull
for the locals. He allowed only six hits and
struck out twelve men.
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SESSION WAS STORMY
Hungarian Diet Continued Yester-
davis Session Until Morning.

. Budapest, July 30-The third session of
the lower house of the Hungarian diet yes
terday, after two suspensions, due to dis
order in the house, lasted until the early
hours this morning. At midnight the OBJ
structionists withdraw, singing the ma
tional anthem and declaring that any fur
Their sitting would be illegal, Wednes-
days session ended at midnight and
Thursdays had not been called in form.
The majority. after having cheered the
departing members, adopted Premier He
dervarys motion, providing for the read
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YACHTING

Shamrock III. had only a sail-stretching trial
yesterday. After twelve mile the yachts
ran back to the, Hook while some changes were
made in the challenger. Later half hours spin
was taken.
nothing as to any race between the Columbia
and Shamrock I. Next Saturday morning Sir
Thomas will start two days sightseeing
trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and possibly
into Canada, returning on Monday. He will have
special train on the Lehigh Valley road and
will stop at points of interest the way to
Niagara.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At New York E
Boston ............o oo1o % I
New York ........0 8 0 OF KS 7 1
Batteries-Moran and Malarkey; Warner and
NcGinnty.
At Chicago r
Chicago .........o o o 1 1--3 8
st. Louis .......O . o o. Z
Notwithstanding and Menefee; Ryan and
Brown.
At Cincinnati R e
Cincinnati ........o 0 Q 0 o-3
Pittsburg .........3 x-7 II
Batteres-Pietz and Harper; Smith and Ken
needy. z
At Philadelphia r H E
Philadelphia .....1 2oo12o-12 IS .
Brooklyn ........9 Q OF Q 0 OF 10 8
Batteries--Roth. Dnggleby and Frazer; Jack
stitch and Schmidt. r.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE

Fargo N. D., July 30-Superior defeated
Fargo in -, the eleventh; The visitors got nice
tied by Fargo on four punched hits in the sew
enth. Superior won In the eleventh on base
played an errorless fielding game. while Fargo s
errors were numerous and costly. Mehl's free
passes were disastrous Superior wanted to catch
q train and started leave the grounds when
the game tie at the end of the ninth, but
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| Odessa by military chiefs from South Rus
STA, the Caucasus and even trans eau
casia. Unusually exhaustive inspections
of troops are being held thruout the south.
Large orders for ammunition and sup
plies have just been placed in various
towns by the war office and the govern
ment magazines have been accumula ting
unusually large quantities of stores for
some time.
| 1t is reported that the volunteer fleet
! authorities have been warned by the gov
eminent that provision must be made for
the contingency expeditions withdra wal Of
the feet from service under the CONNER
cial flag between. Odessa and the far east.
Thacker, w. va.-Mrs. William Davis Of War
| field. Ky. shot Sadie Evans, neighbor girl
! because her husband loved her.
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AT COLUMBUS.

Stolen bases, Jackson 8, Schaefer, Wheeler;
two-base hits, Mellor, Schaefer threebase hits,
Raymer, Higgins; double plays, schaefer to
Higgins to Wheeler, Higgins (unassisted) hits,
Bailey 5. BY McMakin 2, by Allemang 8; bases on
balls off Bailey 2, off McMaklp 2, of Allemang
l; hit by pitched ball, by Bailey 1, by Allemang
/. Time, 1:47 Umpire Messmer