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The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
BY n. v. VALENTINE.

When the big championship games
come of this summer the athletic pub
lie Will see some rare sport in the
settlement OF numbers OF good-natured
grudges among the American athletes
competing at the IOndon Olympic
games
IL was the same way az the Athens
meet In 1906, but on that occasion
there was only one sufferer In this re-
spect. and he was Paul Pilgrim. When
Pilgrim came home from Atheos all
the American Embellishments were
Just crazy 10 snow that even though
he was the Olympic champion they
could beat him. and they did.
This year there are a dozen who
Will have 10 fight of determined at
tempts 10 blast their Olympic reputa-
lions. Smithson OF Oregon will have
both Shaw and Garrels on his scent.
Shaw trained for the Olymplcs as
never before in his life and dearly
hoped 10 win. Hence his desire to
get back at the northwesterner. n
Harry Hillman gets Bacon into a real
low hurdle race this summer there
Will be some more fun. IL is no Sc
cret that Hillmans friends consider
that the three foot Unstead OF feet
inch) hurdles beat the ~ Y A. G..
flier. and they are more than anxious
to see Harry get revenge.
Watch Dan Kelly get after little
Frank Irons In the broad jump. DaG
had II all reckoned out how he was
going TO, send that Olympic medal
home. but Irons popped up all OF a
ENr1 uyfeh IL % A FA.f .
inches, and Kelly's hopes were dashed.
Martin Sheridan will have a horde OF
rivals out TO dump his championship
canoe. Most prominent are Dearborn
OF the n. Y. A. c.. and big Bill Horn.
Both OF these boys rather expected
to do things 10 Sheridan at London,
but failed
Just think OF John Flanagan
troubles Though he and Matt Nc
Grath are the best of friends-not
cousins, as some have writteD-Mc-
Grath Is strictly on the job 10 put the
genial worlds champion on the ath'
letic toboggan that leads TO retirement.
J. B. Halsted OF Cornell may also
essay to trip champion this summer.
Halsted is rated as Americas best
miller but Mel Sheppard stopped him
in the 1,500-meter race AT London with
out trouble. II Halsted goes after
Sheppard he will have TO come down
to the half mile, as Shep. will stick
to that distance this summer He
only ran the l,500-meter race at Lon
don at Muphy's urgent request.
Another American athlete who will
have TO stand repeated assaults on his
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

The return OF Coach Fielding IL.
Yost OF the University OF Michigan
football team from the trip 10 Ten
nessee which is at present engaging
his attention will be the signal fo-
the formal resumption OF activity At
Michigan's big school in the game
which all college men represents the
most important athletic feature OF
the year.
Yost has not been entirely engross'
ed In his business 10 the exclusion OF
football during the summer. Far from
1t. He has kept in close touch with
all the members OF his squad, has
been watching their scholastic work
and their physical conditioning and
has written scores OF letters Of ad'
vice.
Some OF the news the coach has
heard has been favorable and some
otherwise. However il is now GER
tain that be will have five M" men
on his 1908 team in Capt. Schultz,
Tackle Casey. Quarter Back Was
mund, Full-back Watkins and Half
back and Punter Allerdice. There Is
also a possibility that Embs, who
played In the line at guard and
tackle. will return TO school.
Last spring Yost did a months work
at Ann Arbor, In testing the mettle OF
his freshmen who will be eligible to
duty this fall and OH whose perform
ance must rest the main hope OF
Michigan's team. Don Green. Ben
brook and Edmunds are three stars
he will surely have back. The first
mentioned in likely to give Wasmund
q merry tustle for the quarterback
Job. The other two are linemen.
Conditions and plucks played havoc
with his material In June, however.
for the football team has lost ir-
retrievably the services OF Crawford
OF Detroit; Flanagan. the big guard; ;
Peterson over whom Willie Heston
waxed SO enthusiastic, and no less
than three promising young athletes
from Benton Harbor who were pluck
ed at one fell swoop.
Yost hopes to get his candidates to-
gether at Whitmore Lake about Sept.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

best wishes to the hustling bunch tha'
Mcguire commands in their game
struggle to get into the first division.
They can beat the other western
teams. as they showed conclusively
on their last western trip. and while
they are doing II. the Tigers will DO
knocking down the easy teams OF the
east
There is one consolation about the
losing game OF Saturday. The cham
pions have TO have bad day once in
awhile and IL is fortunate that they
chose to have IL early in the trip and
get IL over with.
Each team had one tally that could
honestly be claimed as earned The
remainder came on foozles, and De
troit happened 10 be trifie more gen
erous than the opposition.
At that, no team has license 10
feel very disheartened over being
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
OLYMPIC GRUDGES TO
BE SETTLED ERE LONG

Olympic reputation this summer Is
John Eisele. the Jersey fiier. Eisele
trimmed Bonhag, Bellars. and Cohn
In a most decisive manner at London.
and now they're all after his scalp.
John DAILY. the big Galway fiier. would
ike to zee Mr. Eisele. also. and there
10 Mike Drlscoll. Yonkers' new dis
lance champion.
II John Hayes, the almost immor.
tai elects To start Marathoning again
Tom Morrissey. the disappointed Yon.
kers wonder, will be hot on his trail.
Last winter at home Morrlssey looked
the best OF all our Marathon men,
but now Hayes is on top. Tom wants
crack at the wonder OF the London
race, and is living in hopes that Hayes
will rot stick To his reported London
announcement that he will retire.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
FIREMAN s GAME
PUT OVER TO 0CT.2

Detroit firemen have received word
from Toledo that the game set for
Sept. with the Toledo fremen IN
this city will have TO be postponed.
The G. A. r. encampment is TO be held
in Toledo at that time and the fire
ladies will have TO remain on duty.
This necessitated a postponement OF
two months.
The flremen. are determined To- play
then even IL there Is worlds series
on at the same time as counter at
traction.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Thomas Davis. OF Peoria county, Ill.
Is rapidly pedalling toward mileage
OF 10000 and Is very near that goal.
Mr. Davis riding has all eycn done
In the last 20 years. and II Will not
take a slateful OF figures TO. show that
he has put In some busy spring, sum
mer and fall months, TO roll zip so
large a mileage. But the remarkable
thing about This riderNis the fact that
he took UP the bicycle at the age OF
81. thus making him today a spry and
hale youth OF 81. Mr. Davis Is an
Englishman by birth, and q few years
ago he went across with favorite
wheel. and rode 1000 miles In Great
Britain Mr.. Davis built his first BIZ
cycle from pair OF carriage wheels,
and up TO date has ridden-and worn
out--l2 standard bicycles. On one OF
them his Ioileagc exceeded $4,000. In
Two decades he has not lost a weok
from sickness, and attributes his
splendid health mainly 10 his daily
exercise on the bicycle
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Sporting Notes

Cleveland won tho nrst of the Upton
cup races.
keepsie this week
Ayres, of the Good Lucks, held Wyan-
dotte to two hits sunday.
National tennis championships are -
be decided at Newport. this week.
IL docs not look much like the Cubs
for repeaters now, as they have sunk
to fourth place.
@sonny" Bridge was killed while prsc-
ticing fer a motorcycle race at Pat
erson. N. j.. sunday
st. Louis, National league tniI-eBders.
rallied to give tile New York Giants
double defeat sunday
jured at the Empire City tracks Sat-
urday, the latter seriously.
NADIA won the third straight race I'm the
Edgemere cup series. while Haze and
we-Tu are tied for second place.
Plainwell, Mich. IL going 10 hang mp
feed money for the runners soon and
expects 10 get lot OF entries from
the bush stables.
McQuniin pitched one-hit game
against the Chicago Cubs sunday.
Pfeister also breaks into the records
as he allowed but three safeties.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
az MILTON Il. PALMER.

It's up to the old timers of the De
troit outfit now TO set the scrappy Bos
tonians In the final of the eastern ser
les. Jennings has Donovan and XII
Han In reserve for the last conflict
In the Hub and one OF the two Will
be the singer 10 take the mound In
the Monday battle.
Against these, Deacon Mcclure has
his choice between Burchell. the
speedy left-hander whom We saw for
few innings recently. and Steele
who put a very creditable finish on
the game that Burchell begun and has
been going some since.
Past history OF this baseball season
dopes IL out that Detroit should get
the rubber, for Boston has been cas-
Ter for Detroit when batting at home
than at Bennett park.
From Tuesday on, we will give our
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
.TIGES' VETERAN PITCHERS
TO CHECK THOSE RED SOX

beaten ny old Cy Young when he is
going rightLand he certainly had
everything in that lO-tnning 0nair'
George Mullin was not hit very mum
erously. as the figures show. but he
was hit when hits meant runs.
Some thanks are due the Athletics
for their defeat OF the Browns Satur-
day. That Bender is far from all IN,
was demonstrated by the handy man
ner In which he disposed OF the slug
gers from St Louis.
That same 81 Louis team Is going
TO see whether they can develop a
second Ty cobb. Paul, the younger
brother OF our champion batter has
been bought from the Joplin club to
fill in "A place in the St Louis outheId.
Next season. II will be a case or
Brother against brother" when Tyrus
leans against the ball and speeds a
long drive 20 the outheld where Broth
er Paul is waiting 10 gobble 1t up.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
ItSi Detroit Autos On Steep
hills Of Stale RIFE Range

The testing corps OF Detroit
motor car company recently 90.
tanned the privilege OF driving
on the entertainments OF the new
Michigan State Rife Ranges.
east OF the city. These embank-
ments-"butts. as they are
called 'in( military parlance--are
clay and gravel hills 40 feet
high and with stiff grades, the
steepest OF which is As per cent.
They form an ideal hill.climb-
Ing test under ordinary rough
road conditions. The construc.
ton company men, and after
wards tho United States
troops How using the ranges.
were much interested In the
way IN which n dozen cars al
n time we're driven over the
hills. Il
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
lRtuman bdbdty pTadi(sd
On Trio Of Fat, 0n.Iims Giants
BY HUGH FULLERTON.

One OF the meanest tricks ever per
petrated in baseball was accom-
plished years ago by Anson's old
White Stockings In a game against
, New York. Jocko Milligan was
catching for the Giants. Amos RusiC
was pitching and Conner was on first
| Not one OF the trio weighed less than
240 pounds, and all were fat and short
OF wind. IL happened that on this day
Chicago was leading by a big margin
late In the game. when II was decided
TO put up Job on the fat men
Conner was on first when the joke
started and the pitcher and basemen
were having lots OF fun with him.
throwing the ball Just far enough to
get him started. and catching him be
tween bases. Then they ran him back
and forth. up and down until he was
worn out. after which they let him
get back To the base and started II
all over again. After they had worn
him down to a gasp the pitcher walked
MillIgan and then worked the same
thing on him and Conner together.
Finally Rusie came up and the
pitcher tossed him an easy one. He
hit II to center. The center felder
muffed 1t purposely. and the infelt
started throwing wild. Common fell
down 10 feet from the plate and
crawled home Milligan rolled over
and lay gasping on third. while Rusie
romped TO third and tried 10 force
Milligan off.
A hot argument resulted. Rusie re
fused to go back, and Milligan threat
ened to lick Annie. declaring he made
the hit on purpose. Finally some one
tagged Rusie out and put them out OF
their misery
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
WEIGH OFFERS
NELSON BIG
SIDE BET
ENGLlSHMAN WANTS TO FIGHT
5ATTLER FOR $4,000 AND CHAM
PIoNSHlP-LoS ANGELES MAY
GET BOUT.

Los ANGELES. Ca. Aug IL
Freddie Welch. England's lightweight
champion, is out with q challenge 10
fight Battling Nelson 45 rounds for the
American championship and a side oct
OF $4,000 Baron Long. manager "
the Jcffnes club said
We will gladly stage this fight II
the bows Will come 10 terms think
IL would be- The greatest fight seen
on tie Pacific coast in many years |
would put the fight on for Octo5e"
ana VII, make the boys fat,ering
offer
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
TEN "REASONS" WHY THE
BROWNS WON'T WIN FLAG

Reason No. Jack Powells turn
ed ankle and Graham's cracked rib.
Reason No. S-Browns are not run
ming bases with vim and dash.
Reason No. 9-Terrible slump which
whole team is taking in batting.
Reason No. l0--As a nine the
Browns are not playing championship
ball. They are not getting" on; not
getting the runs and not running
bases with reckless abandon they did
three weeks ago. The general form
OF the Browns is very bad.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
FIVE I'M" MEN SURE FORo
YOSTS FOOTBALL TEAM

now a Detroit lawyer, who was, in
the old days OF Michigan's football
supremacy the star pupil OF old "Hur-
ry Up" and Is still recognized az Mich
igan as the greatest football player
who ever donned the knobbed shoes.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
WITH THE AMATEURS.

Paul Feys defeated the Arrows Sun.
day In ten-inning game, 5 to 4
The Seminole A. G. split even In a
double-header on the Mack-ave. dia-
monds. Errors by Seminole players
won the first game for the Daytons.
z to s. In the second game. the Sem.
inoles woke up and did some slug
cling which sent the Royal Tigers 10
defeat by the score OF Q to 2
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

ers they have purchased as soon as
possible
Lajoie intends loading up with 30
players II necessary, SO as to be well
fortified in every position for the Cruel.
ing fight that TIT Maps have before
them. Outielder Wilbur Goode re-
ported in New York today and may
play right field. Turner returning 10
short Goodc was secured from Ak.
ron, and is hitting $40. Catcher Land.
OF Toledo. will report Sept. ! or even
before should either Clarke or Bemis
be Injured Outfelder Lord. New Or
leans. will report Sept. 10, while out
fielder Raftery Portland. and PITCHER
Wright. Oakland. may be called In be.
fore the end OF the month. q
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
BY MYRON TOWNSEND.

Reason No. 1-Stone isn't hitting
Silent George is a victim of malaria.
Reason No. 2-Bill Dineens good
right arm has lost its cunning.
Reason No. 3-Jimmy Williams
batting eye Is gone to the bad.
Reason No. 4-Roy Hartzen has
slumped in his batting
Reason No. ,5-Tom Jones is not hit
ting in pinches.
Reason No. 6-Barney Pelty's arm
is not In championship form.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
MattY's Superstition.

II Is we'll known fact that base
ball players are the most superstitious
OF the human race. hut the limit Il
left TO Manager Watkins OF Indianap'
oils who refused 10 ride In a bus a.
Kansas City as It crossed Thirteenth
ST. getting down and walking ross
after which be again boarded the We
hicle,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Two-base hHs-Crawford, Wagner.
Mcconnell. Three-base hits-Mullin.
Thoney. Sacrifice hits-Criger, OLeary.
Stolen bases-Mullin, Mcintyre. Lord
Double play--Sullivan and Stahl Left
on bases--Detroit q. Boston T. First
base on balls--On Young 2. of Mullin
2 First base on errors-Detroit 2, Bos-
ton l. Struck out-By Young 4. by
Mullin 3. Wild pitch-Mullin. Time
1871 umpire--Fvans
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

BURNS CAN'T HAVE $4,000
SAYS KETCHELL'S MANAGER

ON each for four rounds Ketcholl
is in fine fettle and when he con,
Guided weighed just 1863 pounds
Al Shannon's joe Thomas went out
On the road for a five-mile run in the
morning and in the afternoon before
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

20. The first game Is scheduled for
Oct. 3 with Case.
Although formal notice has not yet
been given, It Is probable that Yost
will have a paid assistant coach this
year in the person Of Willie Heston.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

CLEVELAND. o. Aug lI-Tne
Maps have not given up the hsbs for
the pennan, By 4 long shot Manager
LaJcie Gays. that they have better
chance O. land the rag this season
than 80 any time since he aas -hcen
a N.p He thinks the Tisors and
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

a large gathering of enthusiasts work.
ed for an hour in the gym.
Thomas at tbe completion OF his
work tipped the beam AL 40 pounds.
The prevailing odds are 10 10 IN
favo- OF Ketchell
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
BURKE AND PAPKE
READY FOR BOUT
BY TAD.

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Billy Papke.
the illinois thunderbolt," meets Sail
or Burke at the National Sporting
club here tomorrow night in a six
round go or course. since Papke
polished off Frank Mantell and Johnny
Carol In one round each at Boston
the other night. local sports expect
wonders of him against Burke. bur
there are others who think 1t tough
go ana hard one 10 dope.
Eddie Jones. who manages Papke, Is
so certain OF victory that he is talking
already OF his go with ketchell. which
is billed for Los Angeles on the after
noon or Sept Z
we go twenty-five rounds this
time" said Jones, and nothing suits
Bill better than the distance. ! know
for o fact that Ketchcll would rather
go ten but We want the twenty-five.
where Bill Will have a chance TO get
warmed up.
why. he wasn't himself for four
rounds after Ketchel hit him in NAL
waukee and after that forced the
fighting until the end
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
MUskokA LAKES.
Grand Trunk Railway sys,em

Round trip tickets. IS. on sale Aug
goth. Limit Sept. 3D. City Tickle,
Once. 124 woodward-ave. Phone
-. 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
k,ard HItter Joins Maps.

Outhelder Wilbur Goode. of Akron,
will join the Maps in New York Mon.
day. Catcher Homer Davidson Is TO
be sent TO Akron for the remainder Of
the season
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Turf Nots

George Pretty, Of Spring Arbor, pur.
chased hne TIolstein bull calf OF
Otto Dlngeo. OF Jackson Jackson
Patriot.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Marauardt Is eaeklnq up.

"Rube' Marquardt. who was a sen.
satlon AT the start OF the a. A season,
and whose release cost John T Brush
$1,000 Is not going very swiftly now.
He has only won three OF HIS last ten
games.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
LAIOIE STOCKING UP WITH
MINOR LEAGUERS FOR INISE1

Browns are due for a slump aid has
ashed the Cleveland club owLcrs TO
call M all the star minor league play
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Result

Phillies !. Chicago 0.
Cincinnati %. Brooklyn 81 (ssc-
ond game Z inninRs).
81. Louis 6--6. New York s.
Today's Games.
Phiiiies at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at ST.. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Iust EawncYl

And to think that Penn defeated
Oxford az check RS. III ~ To 8 LIZ.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Muskeaon Ambitious.

There is much talk at Muskegon OF
South Michigan league ANOTHER year
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.-Stan-
ley Ketchell and Joe Thomas, who Will
meet nj the Coliseum In n schedule!
twenty round battle Tuesday nigh, put
In their last days hard training at
their camps yesterday. Out NJ the Oc-
cidental clubs gymnasium at Recre-
alton park Ketchell won't eight rounds
With his two sparring partners. Char
lie Warren and Charlie Meyers, taking
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IMAM
ager o'conpor. fog Stanley Ketchell
Is wrought up over Tommy Barns
demand for $4,000. win. lose or lra%
for fight with the middlewelght
champion he said yesterday:
What has Burns ever dom that
he should dictate terms7 All ne has
TO show is whipping Bill Squires. =
third-rater. When Burns comes bAck
We will hound him until he will be
glad 10 make a match. We will follow
him wherever he goes and he will
hPvc 20 hght or so out OF the bus
mess.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Best Batters Tail Enders.

ST Paul is the tail-end team in the
American association. but in the face
OF this fact the Saints lead the Ameri-
can association in batting by a big
margin. being IL points ahead of To-
ledo In second place.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
THE BIG LEAGUE RACESATA GLANCE


Ieterdhy'e HfsuHs.
no games played,
Todsy's Games.
Dofroft ~ Boston,
~. Louis ut Philadelphia.
Cleveland At New York
CHICAGO at Washington.
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enough for a large kettle Cover. the
pickles with. cold water. Lay three
thicknesses Of grape leaves over.
them, cover closely and cook slowly
for stx hours. Take. out the pickles
and throw into very cold water.
Make a pickle vinegar Of four quarts
of vinegar, cupful Of sugar, three
dozen each of whole black peppers
and whole cloves. twelve blades Of
mace, eighteen whole allspice and
boil together for five minutes. Drain
the gherkins from the water, pack
them into Jars and pour the scaldins
vinegar upon them. Keep in a dark
closet and do not use for at least
Two months. Marion Harland.
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ELocuTloH AND MUSIC.
Miss Isabelle Boyd Gave an Elocu
ton Entertainment, Assisted
by Local Talent.
by Local Talent

Miss Isabelle Boyd, a teacher of
e%location in the Springfield normal.
-school, appeared in a recital at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
under the direction4of the teachers,
institute and the ladies OF the
methodist church. The audience
was quite large for a summer even.
ing and those present enjoyed the
work of the artist very much
throughout the entire evening.
Miss Boyd gave the greater share
OF The numbers on the program. and
she gave quite a variety In her
fanHe OF readings. She gave several
short readings and followed WITH :,
hhe number in ''The Race" that
was rendered with fine Skill. She
gave "a Child's Story and a char.
acter sketch, in which .ler adaptah.
lllty was marked IN that line. She
gave for her closing number a dialect
sketch and a reading of one of Jane,
Whitcomb Riley's selections. with
piano accompaniment, played BY
Grace Gilliland. Miss Boyo's work
FOUND much favor with the audience
and she was encored every time that
soc appeared. She has a number Of
dainty little encores that are verv
enjoyable.
The elocuttonist was assisted hv
MISS Grace Gilliland. who played a
piano solo, a piano duet by the Misses
Young and Weddle and u vocal
selection by Miss Pixley, all of which
were very much enjoyed.
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Notice for Coal Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the Office of
county auditor up to September /,
1908, to furnish coal to Dawson
county and county poor for winter
of 1908 ana 1909. The county COM
missioners reserves the right to re.
]ect a and all bids. Specifications
on tile..
Dated at Mitchell. South Dakota,
Aug. 4th, .lo9s.
III. d. Anderson.
County Auditor.
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lhaye found : tz.sd and tested cure tos Rhsu.
distorted limbs Of chronic crpples. nor turn bony
Erowths back 70 6esh again. That 70 impossible:
But ! can nov surely kill the pains and penss OF
this 6eplorable disease. .
II G~ermany-with . Chemist in the City Of
Damstadt-1 found the last ingredient With
: psriectsd, dependable prescription. Without
that last Ingredient. / successfully treated many.
many Gases OF Rheumatism but nov. ct last. ttunt
ior9iy eusds ~ scnoss so'e &c., So OK tn H. ne srs nn9s.
wastes, found In Rheumatic Blood. seem TO dissolve
and pAn away under the action Of this remedy -
than. when dissolved. these poisonous vases
freely pass from the system. and the cause OF
Rh9umatsm . gone forever. There = nov 70
ou1 hslp. We eli. and IN confidence ssoommAd
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Sheep For Sale.

I have 10000 sheep for sale at
market prices ewes and wethers.
different ages, also lambs. Would be
pleased to hear from prospective
buyers. CorresponI fence will receive
my very careful attention. Refer
ence ny permission: First National,
Dakota National and Merchants
National Banks of Dickinson, N. d
Address @. NJ. Dinsdale, Dickinson.
N ID.