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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-31
PHSfEuGNIIIATISn
Columbus, Ohio, May 40. 1904.

Columbus, Ohio, May 20, 1903.
Six years ago had severe attack oi
InAammatory Rheumatism. / was laid ur
IN bed for six months, and the doctors J
had did me no good. They changed med
icines every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed TO help me Finally 1 be-
gan the use of S. S. S. My knee and elbow
| joints were swollen terribly, and at one
time my joints were so swollen and pain
full that l could not close them when
opened. / was so bad that could not
move knee or foot. / was getting discour-
aged, you may be sure when began S. S
S., but as saw it was helping me contin.
ued it, and to-day am a sound we'll man
and have never had a return of the disease
S. S. S. purified my blood and cured me
of this severe case of Rheumatism after
everything else had failed. / have rec.
commended it to others with good re-
suits. r. II. CHAPMAN.
1855 Mt. Vernon Ave.
The poisonous acids that produce the in
Aammation and pain are absorbed into the
blood and Rheumatism can never be con.
quered till these are neutralized asd I'll. |
tered out Of the blood aud system. S. SIS |
goes directly into the circulation and at |
tacks the disease itself. II purihes and lie |
stores the blood to a healthy, vigorous
condition. 1t contains no potash, alkali or |
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MM .MM AwTM other strong min
49, ~ R% erals, but is guar.
anteed entirely
IA " vegetable. Write
N U "a us and our physi.
va N va clans will advise
"a Va va with out any
A Mk ~ charge whatever
kertB 10y k..fY Our book on Rheu
UGs% %s~ N&T matism sent free.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

bborpaa nj itaSig ipger at leggs
Sten; og / bette Mrbej6e in66p6er b
ale beoerlige 9onif e at beltoee.
Sore 6or6ringer for Spto9clie Ell
baobe billige og lette, ioo e1pbper
Screening fan lutte Zig til >os uoen
Ser for at foranore ii1 6orretnings=
gang. 2ipsusi ltrouce1 CT fripillig,
% til Sem, ipm life fo1 blipc opto=
get eller life pnifer at inbQoo / Ms=
lltrorlcc1, CT Sc Iprbelc, imn fonr=
mcr Sem tilgq0e peb at tilbore Sam=
menlllttningcl1, longt pperpeien0e
imo0 Sc Smfoltninger, lpln CT for
bltnbne 6crpco.
.. g. 9. S. / 81. far np0t cit ito<
Sig pg iiffer 6rcnrgong lioen sens
Stiftclic; al &%opporternc fra Sc for
lfielli9e T%orcninger, inofom1e til
SocrzS efrctrrcn / S11li 1902, bites
Mcolcmso11tollei at bore 1928 %
fra Mopportcrnc / Sltlt 1908 2,94S,
cit 6rrpgelle / Me0lemsontol al
625 Mcolcmnmcr / ct Mor. &isje
Ecrluncr bar / Sen lenere Sis ibgt at
lpre0c Set &pgtc, at 8. 9. 9. S. /
81. CT / Silbagegong; met 6o llige
Eaaltanoe bcpiies al Spenltooen0e at
bore ifreoet al &erloner iom life CT
/ @eiio6elie al &ien6ifab til 5om=
rnenl %llttningens rette Ior6el, boober
jeg, at set life fan bope 1togen iom
bellt Sl16flp6elie poo Sc al bore
9mosmGn0, iom bar tnnft paa at
forene fig mes os. S6g g6ers DIP
lpsniuger fra poali0elige &iloer,
benpelt0 G6cr til Sc til Sommenil l1t=
ninae1 bere11oe Toreninger eller til
bens Sperbeitprelie, iom 1toar bcreo=
nillige til enbner Sis mes at gipe
ollie pnifelige Splpsninger %be6reren>
Sc 8. g.. 8. S. / 81.
Gil sll,tning Ell penlig @ilien til
Mlle; og me0 @aob ON mart at iaa
bere noget mt til Dor fnlles 6or=
sci fra Sc iorifjellige 6oreninger /
Sommenill,tninger, forbliper jog
G0ers mes lerbeles Mgtelle
s. g. @anie n,
Sper=Yrelioent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

life ofiictelt 6eltog / &n0ersoogen)
bap6e iluttet Jig, 0er11nit fl1lgte 60.
gerne 9ao. So - IS = 81 - 1O7
'og 140 (6e li6lte b%enbol0spis fra
&ullman og Morelano) og 9eltager,
mes Mntal por or1tageligt omfring
600.
Gbicagos @ejrproiet bap0e pitt fig
iarlig maaoig, mes @enipn til
CONNER, og giDet % Ell rao % tolls
&inter6ag / Ste0et, og maa &eiulta=
tet al Silllutningen bore ier0eles
tilfre6sitillem0e, tbi 6erpe6 bepiltes
Mfop6e, at bans Min0e pil lnngc
bol6es / 9gre. &roce5iionen mar
iobere0e as Campbell Mte. forbt SUI
let, bbor Mf0p6es g11fe boer, og /
Stil6eo gior0es. @cnnbr oeo 6orbi=
maricben. @e0 California Mpe. bolbt
G%fStratog parot> og &l. 1H afgif
man til Mou1t Olipe &irfegooro;
pe6 Mfitigningen formere0es igien
8rocesitonen % meD frl0t Nlnor
maricbere0e man t16 poa &irfegonr-
Sen. Mt set er cit b9jti6elig Gag,
mGrfe6es al &omol10oen: vSngel1
&pgnir1g al Gigorer / @%ele60erne."
Mnfommen til gropiteDet tolte fprlt
@ommit6ens Nrnii0ent, Scr. 8. Cor
neli1s, 6ernpl It @u0eriomfun0ets
Operprnlioent, Or. $. $. @ogt fra
Davenport, FONT / en- plarlagt Sale
nogle imuffe Sr0, bporei=
ter to bpiofla6te Gmcopiger lnnfe0e
6orbenget for Monrmentet; 0elefter
lang ~Magneten" Ell al Scr. 8li11=
fenberg : Senien %forfottet Gang
bbis Sn6bol6 gjor6e Sn6trpf paa Sen
tillte0eberen6e Torlamling og
%fgngsleOe Sanferne. Mon1men=
tet blep 6erefter %opergipet til
Gnfen> Mrs. 9unielieu, iom lerlig
bebRget bilite paa 6oriamlingen. ST.
80. Mn6erlen fra E11llmon talte Ser
efter, og fluttelig bragte Scr. g..
Meumann paa Gamiliens .@egne cit
|Saf til Sc forifjellige 2oger, og til
0en enfelte 8i6ragp6er> for Sen sgre
5isie bab6e u6biit 6eres oi666e 9gg=
tefglle % Sober, be6 at rejie bam ct
Min6esmerfe, boorefter 6orlomlin-
gen ipre0tes = og 9agen %ttlbragtes
iom en- Set til 9gre for 0antelienS
Mtn6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
neutrality-suspicious. paa
carmen.

Ser fin6es maa1fe ingen SS110uitrt,
bpor inn6e neutrality-suspicious. fan
onpenoes til be0re Mptte ems poa
6urme1. 6or at rin6e Sufces mao
6armeren pasie 1igeiaa neie ollie Git
feltbeoer iom &igbman6en el(er BEN
profesiionelle Man6. 6armeren er
fin egen 6orretningsfdrer, og poa Sen
Sn6iigt bpormeo ban leoer lin 6or=
refining, beroer bans Sab eller 8i11=
Sing pes glorets gn6e. Sore be0l tie
og mel belitaaenoe 6armere CT Sc,
Ser logger fine Nlaner nreo SmDu,
og ful6f6rer Sem. Sen Sag ga en=
bper f11r6e pere Sormer, er forbi.
observation-disclosures CT ct &elltltat
al Splpsning. 81 finder / Dag oplp<
Ite og bel 1%u10errette0e 6armere, Ii
geiom ri finder cit o11lpit &jabmano
eller on6en 6orretntngsmon0.
Sorming CT / @irfeligbe6en ligeiao
meget en- Torretning JONI at fabrife=
re &le0er eller at i9lge Stoal. 9e
un6erliggen0e Hrinciper er Sc font
me, Morio9erne Ser Ie6er til Sufces
eller l1n0ergong CT Sc iamme. Sc
famine Sing Ser ifjpnfeS melt o.
murfiombe0 / Ell Gnbrif 6%orretning,
er offl1rat bpo0 ser bpr ifjenfes melt
Spmerfiombe0 paa cit 6arm. 9isie
ct &unolfab ON bba6 Marfe6et for
LANCER, og Dpor naor Set forlanges;
l10npttelie al alle &ref tier til SEN
|itarite 6or6el; lere nejagtigt bpao
Set fclter at pro0ucere en- giben Sir,
tifel;; fjdbe billtgt be6 at betole fon-
tant; tage 6or6el al &onfurrence /
ioa ltore &artier iom m1ligt; la6e
intet gaa tilipil6e, og ielg naar Ser
er flelt &jpbere og lt9rlt Otter pGrg=
iel.
9isie er 11etop Sc Sing cit 6orret,
ningsformer, / Mo0ietning til EFT ret
og ilet 9prfer al Spr0en, maa lGre
og pt6e. Gen Mano Ser fori taar
grun0igt 6isie &rinciper og Gambler
/ Sberensltenmelie mes Sem, bill BIZ
be pelitaaen6e pe6 at farme, 1igeiaa
bel MI, iom nogenlin0e fdr. 6er /
Si6en fl1n6e ri orbej0e me0 nDe SSor<
SCI, bore Morfe6er 1t6bi6e6es mere og
mere og ri bob6e fun meget lille
&%onfl1rrence. Mu 6ertmo6 er &on=
f%urrencen 1t9rre, Soroens 6rngtbar=
be0 for en- jor Del allere6e 11orDttet,
og Set gjelber ONT at ltl16ere bDorle=
6es man fan reoucere &ro0ufttons-
omfoltnitgerne, og pro0ltcere offurat
hna0 &er6ens1norfe0et forlanger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

y st at Sc fattigite @porterer
&%jgbenbaon er set iaafal6te rMbabar=
berfparter" paa Mdrrebro, bbor 8n,
ems berite 8gller bar fit EilboI6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
Gfon6ran6c bar / Sc li0Ite la

sfopbranbc bar / Sc li6ite Tiger
raiet meo ygltor goloiombeo Set
noro1iae MsSconlin og Minneiota.
8pen GorAl1copia> @apfiel0 So,
isis, bleb / 2Gr0ags omringet al
6lammer og Set bar finn me6 D6erite
Mnitrnngelie, at Sc 400 Snobpggere
frelite Oeres Stem. 2anoet be0
Safe ,Superiors %9for6fpit ct. in0bDl>
let / &gg, og langs 9ulutb & Sron
&ange @anen er ser flere meget ltore
Sfobbranbe. X !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

over. de til Sammenslutningen herende

override til Sammenslutningen herende
F%oreninger SAINT It'd og Medested.
1. DANA, Racine, Wis. Mode liver
Tirsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
:. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh,
Wis. Mode fprste og tredie Ldrdag i
liver Manned. %
5. De Danskes HEN, Waupaca, Wis.
Mode liver Torsdag Aften.
+. Ansgar. Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
5. Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
liver Mandag Aften.
6. DANA. Minneapolis. MINI. Mode
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i liver Maa-
ned.
I. Dana Club. Neenah, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
s. Dannevirke. Clinton, Ia. Mode
nnstsidste Lordag i liver Manned.
8. Nordens Brodre, Sabula, Ia. No
de forste L@rdag i hver Manned.
10. DANA. Kenosha. Wis. Mode hver
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA. saltwater, MINI. Mode
f0rste og treble Fredag i hver Manned.
II. DANA, Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
Is. Dana, Perth Amboy, n. J. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
II. Lyren. Cedar Falls. Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned.
Is. D%annebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo
de hveranden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog. Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
II. Den danske Underst@ttelsesfor-
ening, Portland, Oregon. Mode liver
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks S6nner. st. Paul,
Mimi. Mode f6rste og treble Mandag
i hver Manned.
80. Den Danske Hjnlpeforening,
Cleveland. Ohio. Mode ferste og ire
die L9rdag i liver Manned.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha,
Neb. Mode hver Fredag Aften.
"a: DANA. Bridgeport. Conn. Mode
anden og fjerde Onsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
Is. Hand i Hand, Brush, Colo!
Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag i hver
Manned.
26. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport,
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde LGrdag i
liver Manned.
p. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, Ia.
Mode fprste S6ndag i Maaneden.
%. DANA. Hartford, Conn. Mode
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
%. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
Gtt Saf.
Chicago 80. Moi 1904

S Mnle0ning al A%filgringen al Set
lmnffe Mtn6esm9rfe pna Dor elife0e
Man6 og Sober, @iggo 81. 9aniel=
lens @rap poa Mol1l1t Olibe Strife,
gaar0, bringer ri berpe6 Dor bjprte>
liglte Sat til 2ogerne al Donif 8ro=
0eriamfu110, ser bar rejit Bette for
SEN fjere Mf060e laa nreful0e &e-
6ersmin0e. 2igeioa Dor in0erlige
Saf til @omit6en for 0ens ltore og
dpofrenbe Mrbejbe be6 SEN im,ffe
&pjti6eligbe6, iom ogioo til bner
9eltoger Ser be0 lin Mnrberelie fee
6rebe @iggo 81. 9onieliens Min6e.
9grbgbig1t
Mrs. @iggo 81. 9anielien.
Mrs. &ic9orb 8. Glames.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
Brep fra :
8rep fra
Sper=Hreiibenten fur Sc Sammcn,
i1uttcbc 9anifc Torcntnger
Wmcrtfa.

I NmcrtIn.
Canon Gitp, Gol., 81. Moi 1904.
Sommeren er fer, py alt itoar
fro6igt og grdnt / Marf % Sfon,
% man nil us / set @ronne. ga
leg / SpnbogS bopoe min frie Spn=
Sag Gom FIN fal6er bper 4. Spnoag)
tog jeg mes Semitic cit Sur. til 2iu=
coin Eorf, lom ligger Spo for @pe1;
herne Horf CT life ct Mnlng iom til
borer @pen, eller bppr pil6e 9pr ng
&o1certer er Sen fornem1te Siltrnf=
ming, men ct Nnleg al 6%r1gtboper
og @rdnloger. Ser boor Ser fcr 10
e(or i10en finn fo1oteS pilb Ernrie,
% bpor @aren hopoe fl,lo Soing,
ier man mi Motl,rel1s Sfjdnbe0 / al
lin Hrogt. Smfring 1000 Mcres,
1om blipcr non6et fra Ell Srrigo=
tionsfonol, er opoprfet og %l1oltpffet /,
fra 1 til 5 s(cres til Ell Gje116pm, og
er beplantet me6 6rl1gttreer al ollie
@logs, lamt Sor0bgr og @rpnlager,
ser / Mar Ter looen0e lt0 til at gipe
en- go6 @g1t. Men ga Set tillige er
en- Sl1nobeos &lo6s poo 8rln0 al
Set fortrinlige &lin1o, iom fin0es fer
/ Set ip6pe1tlige Colorado, er 9on6et
1prt og iplges for fra $500 til
$1,000 pr. Mcre, og CT 6erfor melt
beboet al beore itille0e Tolf, iom ID,
ger at t%ilbageoin0e @elbre6et pes at
i1boon6e Sen friife Moturens SUIT.
Ser fin6es fun foa Sfonoinoper
og fun, iaopi6t jeg pe6, 3 9onife;
man berer life fer &c biemlige So
ner, og 1aor jeg 6liper beifpl6t for
at babe fcrglemt at ifripe Cant t, fat;
ieg 10 noe ten bore u%10ifpl0t; men
9onif6e0en far jeg fife CLIENT %
lgnges efter oen Gag, 6a jeg igjen
Tan mp6es mes mine 2an6smpr0 /
Gonnebrog o9 bore mes til at pirfe
for 6oreningens 6remgang ioooel
iom for bele SammenlI ut11ingens,
bbis Erincipper er pGr6ig eltbper
oonf Mano og &nin0es 5ililutni1g
og Stette. @r Ser noget mere NIT
ttgt at %til6ringe cit Mfter1 mes ems
at fomme iammen og oplipe Climber
he fra Der 8ornoom, ser bpor Dor
gltgge itoo, Ser bpor ri fprlt blep
tilbpiifet Sc moberlige 6orn1oninger,
og tillige for at finoe Mi6ler til paa
be0lte Maa0e at fl1nr1e mn6eritStte
binanoer1, ifl1l6e Spg6om % Meo0-
gang blibe Dor @init; og noor 0p6en
fommer og rtper % bort, oo at f1ope
en- Stptte for bore Gfterloote, pg poa
moen Maaoe at fremme binon0ens
8e61te.
9tSie &rincipper er @rl1n6poloen
bborpaa 3e Sammen1lutte6e Donlfe
S%oreniager ! 9merifa er bpgae6e oe
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86rnaoeS Dag.
9iet al @ulscr 9racbmanu.

Som ttbligere omtolt fer / @(o6et
blen ser Sen 6. Moj bol0t Ell 1tor
Snbiomling / &jpbel1bopn til 6pr0el
for @pr1eboipitoler og m16re Snlti=
tlttioner. Sn6lomlinge11 in6bragte
opcr $4,000 ST.. og pil bline gje11ta=
get / flerc Erooinsbper.
@olger 9rocbmonn lfrep ne6en-
itooen6e 9igt i 9ogens Mnle6ning:
Soo tiger Sc til mig: Strip os ct
9igt,
Set er @drnenes Dag i0ag!
Seq tn11fer - jeg 1friper - jeg gipr
fl1n min Yligt,
Set er cit 1oleflar Sag.
Sg meOe11s jeg tnnfer, mplrer Ser
frem
maobitte leben0e Sfpgger
fra &l1ller og @11ler> lom fol6es ct
u@jem" -
bbqp Sc por6en6e @iemlgie
Bigger.
Sill 6or far Sc Sfien6iel og @fam-
men til Meor,
eller Sfjnn6iel og Sfam til
begge;
til @eng far Sc @olm, iom blep
m1ggen ifior,
% 2aonebus+S e6ler til 9effe;
6e foar Safe og &rpgl, og fam gnobe
set @en;
iom al Spferens @1tn6 blep
fosleret;
Sc faor n@r6nt", bpa0 Ser gror peo
Sen &en0el ten>
lom pa110er v&abarber =&barte=
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ERECTED BY
THE DANISH BROTHERHOOD
IN MEMORY OF
VIGGO A. DANIELSEN.
ERECTED BY

@e6 2agonis Sail iamle6es Sc for
ifiellige 9oger og pracis &l. 2 for
me0es @%rocesiionen UNDER 2e0elie al
Mr. 8. sc. @%offenblab; en- balb 81
me ienere iotte ct prngtig Sog al Set
0anife 8ro6eriamfun6 Jig / 8epngel=
1e; Magneten boooe Seten, og oeref<
ter fnlgte 2oge Geo. Is, / bpis &effe
ma1tge 8rg6re fra an6re 2oger 0er-
Zig 2oge SEQ. IL, ga 6enne iom 9oge
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&tggo q. 9antcliens Mpnnmemts
Mflpring.

S Manoogs (Geforotions0agen)
afilgreoes paa Mt. Slioe &irfegaoro
I Chicago ct im1ft Minoesmprfe for
Set 9a1rife @ro6eriamfun6s af6e0e
Soeriefretar @iggo 81. 9anielier1.
Monumentet, iom er rejit al bans
mango @enner in6enfor @ro6eriom=
fun0et, og er u6fgrt me6 megen .9pg=
ttgbeo al 8illeobugger @enrifien,
berer Snifripttonen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

til @eng far Sc @olm, iom ble'
mtggen ifior,
og 2aanebus=S e6ler til 9effe
6e foar Safe og &rpgl, og fam gnop
set Sen;
iom al &pferens &l1n6 b1e'
osieret;
Sc faor ~@r6nt", bba0 Ser gror pe'
Sen &en0el ten,
lom nan6er v&abarber=& borte
ret".
Sao pofi er Sc op - 5fjenolel %
Sfom,
pg o11er set ielp Ell en- 8itte;
i @iertet - fan Den6e - iaa from
me iom Gam,
Sc fan blot life v@jerterne'
bite!
6eres e9et? Sc be6 Ell bporoan Sc
fer its,
set Mabn er iom 1trGget bIon6
&rpbet;
og on6reS? bbem reffer - olmeg.
.tige G110 -
mes @jertet iaa longt mes
9pbet?
81 rnffer mes @inrtet = ia Sor6'
flo6en run0t,
bpor &rigs<&e0slen rpiter Dol
9ierne:
at lprnnges / 2nfte>1, Ri ne6 Set gie>
onot -
Men Set er 10 6og list / Sc:
6jgrne;
og ioo CT ser u@elte" og innfeot
Stag,
gfnor @gIgen ON Sfibsbrage:
ifpller-
of, Settle blir fao al Sc Imoabitt'
@rag
blon6t MDoborbernes BORDEN
Sc r@gller!!"*)
Sc fantre6, fra 8arnsbe11, fgr 6loge
bleD bejlt
Set Stag, iom %forberIiger 90
sen;
for 6em blir nof bare Sen Sfom
Stette reilt>
iom FRAMES al 2aiten og Sep
Sen;
og refer Sc fig iom imoa ripen6
0Dr,
por0te til vSfaller" at 6riffe.
~Brpgl ifal fan I'D, sen forbon6eo
6pr,
for 8refner fnrerer bom iffe!'
Er9fner og HrDgl! - ia bent ful
mes Dem,
til Gi6en og Simen er fomne1
men tag f6rlt, f%ori9gsois, Ser Seq
nebog frem
gri6 / Ser @orm og / 2ommen
Sen Sur er ei gommeI, SEN Sur e
eli M,
sen 'posier blot in6 / sen Some
iom fln6er Dor gonrIe go66p6iq
8D-
pr6p mes en- enc tie @rone!
@n &rorte pr. &ierte = set giper Ell
Sum,
naar rigtig SEN bliber n66eret,
lom lpier mes Solglimt, Sc tn1in6
Gum
86r11e= og Gatttg=&borteret.
Ser er 6og belton6ig en- moreno
@iel6
for Sem, ser Qif Solen oq 6nq
gen,
en- Sfp@ at betale til SEM, 1oml
111tbel -
bleb ifpl6<l6ie fg6te I 5fpggen!
@plger 9racbmamrt.
y st al Sc fattig1te @barterer
&j6benbaDn er Set Iaafal6te v&baba,
berfparter" paa Mdrrebro, bbor 81
ems barite 8gller bar fit Gtlbol6.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-10
A CHALLENGE.

CRYSTAL Falls, Mich, Sept. 8. 1901
Manager, Iron Mountain Ball Team,
Iron Mountain, Mich.
DEAR SIR
Owing TO your successive defeats at
the hands OF our first team, / hereby,
i'm the name Of our second team,
challenge you for two games to be
played here on Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 18th and 18th.
The usual division OF go and 40 per
cent will be entirely satisfactory to
MS. but should you desire rate OF 25
and Is per cent, the same will be just
as acceptable.
We are OF the impression that you
will be able to put up a fair game
with us, and think that these two
games ought 10 draw respectable
crowd.
II acceptance Is made promptly, we
will forward advertising matter TO
YOU at once, which we trust, you will
freely distribute about your town.
Trusting that we will receive your
acceptance in the course Of few days,
we beg Co remain,
Sincerely yours,
w. j. GALBRAITH,
Mgr. The Second Nine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-10
AMASA NEWS.

The town is the ouietest that IL has
been In many years. Absolutely moth
ing doing Is the reply everyone gives
you TO the question as TO what is go
ing on.
Will Hanson came over from the
Baltic to assist i'm the Hemlock office
during the sickness of Walter Lar
renee.
Walter Lawrence is back to town
again. He Is getting ON nicely and II
nothing to cause relapse occures he
will soon be strong again.
The Misses Mollie and Gertrude
Gibson arrived to take up their school
work here. School commenced last
Tuesday with good attendance.
The new hydrant arrived and was
tested one evening during the week,
1t is located at ChristenSon's corner
and-a four-inch pipe feeds 1t. lt
will afford great protection to the
village
Mrs. Treyarthan came up from
Quinnesec TO visit at Burgess over
Sunday.
Chris Rowe and Cap Tuges went
10 the Falls last Sunday to take IN
the ball game.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-10
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ontinued from hrst page.


until about train time and zen went
to the depot to 90 home. by THIS
time the situation got newsed about
TO some of the respectable people OF
Iron Mountain, such as Oliver Evans
ard theirs. They at once put In "A
protest and messenger was sent TO
the depot for the locals with a pro-
mise OF a square deal. Had the mes
senger been i've minutes later there
would have been no game as the train
came in before the boys left the
platform.
Upon this promise the locals chang
ed and went TO the grounds. 1t was
first proposed that Simmons and a
CRYSTAL Falls man should umpire but
here again Mr.. Evans showed his
good judgement by interposing an
objection and suggesting that Mr..
Chambers. a gentleman from west
Virginia who was visiting brother at
Florence, be put in as disinterested
person. This was perfectly satisfac-
tory TO Mr.. Corcoran and the game
started with Miller and Mckenzie
in the points for Iron Mountain and
Bies and Croze for Crystal Falls.
CRYSTAL Falls had their batting
clothes on while Bies didn't give the
Iron Mountain fellows look-in.
There were two features to the game
One was the merry-go-around ex-
hibiti } by & Crystal Falls bunch In
the 81 M when, with three men on
basel emacheck cracked out clean
three | hsc hit. The other feature
was the attempt of the Iron Noun
lain hoodulumS, lead 10y a few OF tho
leading sports. 60 break up the gam'
In the eighth. with one man out TN
bases we've filled and the second maj
WAS retired ON an in-ield hit SCOT
was mt bat and Bies had one strike OF
him when mob OF three-hundre'
kpss aud men invaded the diamond
linz and throwing wads OF gras
and paper. Manager Corcoran 90
RieS and set him on the bench an'
Informed the umpire that. when th
field vas cleared, the game woul'
proceed. The umpire was game, also
and wouldn't let the mob blum ham
lIecaled the game and after twent
minutes Of whnoping and yelling IN
crowd slowly melted clear of the has
lines. Play was called. Scott struc
out and the bunch of hoodulum
sneaked away with their tails betwec
their legs.
The summary OF the game i q
follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-10

The Iron Mountain Tribune
Gazettes account OF the game played
at Iron Mountain Monday was gross
injustice To Joe Miller It's none OF
our fish and we don't care rap what
they do or say among themselves In
Iron Mountain but when man IS
procsl7 maligned after doing the very
credltable work that Miller did It's
certainly the height OF in1ratitude.
Eddie Scott pitched good game the
previous day in Crystal Falls. We
don't wish TO rob him OF any credit
that Is due but there are inside cir
cumstanceS that should be known TO
right the two pitchers in the eyes OF
the public who may have been pro-
ludlced by the article. 1t was mat
ter OF much discussion whether or no
the local team should make much OF
an effort TO win the game, realizing
that a victory tor Iron Mountain
would mean better attendance at
the game the day following. While
the outright giving of the game to
Iron Mountain was vetoed 10y the
management, yet it was the opinion OF
several OF the players that the game
ought togo there and very little effort
was made TO win IL. This Is no excuse
offered TO discredit the victory o.
the Iron Mountain players but facts
that we can substantiate and are Simpil
put forth 10 show why 1t was that Mr.
Scott made such record mp here. Il
was cause for general regret to loca
parties on the inside that Miller wa
not in the box that day SO as 90 ge
the credit that he had worked SO hare
for