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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Local News
Eat at The Home Cafe.

l'.tt al TIC IlOlllt Sttit.
''Priaccss flour is the best"
4. NJ. Case OF Fraseri is here this week
visiting friends and acqualni1nccs.
The best groccrs handle Princess
flonr.
House TO Rcnt-Fnquirc of Wellman
& Mci3obcrts.
William Schrivcr and family visited
friends here ilonday.
Private money 10 loan on improved
real estate. See Chandler.
Princess i;onr is a hard wheat flour, abso-
m;2iy guaranteed.
john Mix has the frame work up fol
new house he is building in the Day
addition.
Princess flour is a hard " wheat flour,
absolutely guaranteed.
Mrs. June Ross and daughter Helen,
OF Spokane, are harc this week, visiting
the family OF Judge Kline.
IF you arc not using Princess flour
you are not using the beat
James DeCourcey our hustling real
estate man, visited Lewiston on bust
ness sunday and Monday.
When your merchant tells You nc
has flour as good as Princess he does
SO because he can buy inferior flour
much cheaper.
p. +. McRoberts will leave in the
morning for Oberiin, Ohio, for short
visit to his old home He will be absent
about three weeks.
Every School District should install
the Waterbury System OF heating and
vcntilating. For prices and particulars
write W. M. Chandler, Orofino, Idaho.
VIII Chambers, who has been en-
ployed for the past year at the Oregon
State Normal school, is here this week
visiting relatives and friends.
G. w. Grant, representing the Oregon
Nursery Co., is a visitor here this week.
Mr.. Grant, while here, appointed T.
LaForest agent OF his company in this
territory.
A four-hundrcd horse power boiler
and engine, weight, 10000, was received
this week by the Orofino Electric com
pany. This machinery will be installed
and used as an auxiliary TO the present
plant.
Mrs. Cleo Bass and children were ar
rivals here last Friday from Spokane.
They will visit relatives and friends
here and on Reds prairie. Mrs. Bass
was formerly Miss Cleo Harris, daughter
Of Thomas Harris Of Reds prairie.
Mrs. Frank Jones, accompanied by
her daughter, Margaret, departed this
morning for Seattle and coast cities.
She will take steamer ut Seattle and
make an extended trip TO Alaskan sen
port towns, returning about October 10.
T.. B. MclIlwain has been awarded
the contract for constructing the sewer
in the alley running back OF the |. O.
o. +. Building and the block in which
the White Pine Trading company is To-
Gated, and is now working on the job.
The work will be finished in ten days.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Reds Prairie

The country was visited by a heavy
rain last Friday night.
Haying has begun in real earnest
this week on the prairie and upper
Whiskey creek.
M. l.. Hatch has completed the repair
work on the road from Cow creek TO
the top of the hill at the Green ranch.
Will Hall is on his ranch on upper
Whiskey creek for short time.
The Bashaw boys have come to the
meadows to make hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woalsine of Lenorc arc
visiting Mr.. Halls folks on upper
Whiskey creek this week.
John Wells was on the meadows this
week.
llucklc berries are in general order
ut present.
Walter Hardness had n barn raising
this week
NJ l.. Hatch made business trip to
Orofino this week
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Robert Cook Injured

Robert Cook, our well known citizen,
was severely injured last Sunday by
being kicked in the face by an old
gentle horse. Mr.. Cook had his horses
grazing in the yard, when one ap-
preached the home group, playing in
yard and came close up to the infant
child OF Mrs. Hunting, Mrs. Cooks
sister. In driving the animal away Mr..
Cook approached il on his hands and
knees, and the horse no doubt thinking
some animal was approaching il from
the rear, kicked the unlucl>y man full
in the face, inilcting several severe
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Wells Bench

Haying is the order Of the day.
Miss Anna Holland was n visitor on
the bench Sunday.
Miss Alta McCracken visited Mr.. Ba-
shaw's the first OF the week.
Mr.. Sanders had the misfortune to
smash wagon wheel last week while
hauling wood.
Mrs. McCracltcn and Mrs. Sanders
went up to the Whiskey creek mead
ows last week, returning Sunday with n
fine lot OF hucklebcrries.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

wounds. Mr.. Cook, who was bleeding
profuscly from the cuts, immediately
mounted horse and came to Orofino,
where DR.. lIorscwill dressed his
wounds, in one OF which seven stitches
were taken. Mr.. Cook is about at
present with badly swollen face as a
result of his accident.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Princess flour is the best"
Will Settle Business

+. l.. Frazier wishes to announce that
he has disposed Of his Feed & Flour
business to j. p. Harlan and Louis
Sod arhcrg, and that he will collect all
bills owing on old business and pay all
bills contracted by himself.
Signed, +. l.. FRAZIER.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Try meal III the Home Cafe.
The best grOcers handle Princess flour.
To the Voters Of Clearwater County

! want to thank the voters of Clear
water County who valiantly voted their
convictions regardless OF the influences
oil all the combines that were put against
me in this county. ran alone because
refused to wear the harness. thank
you again. Yours truly,
j. S. IIOGUE.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

FOR SALE. Eighty acre farm well
improved, Is acres orchard in bearing;
convenient to school and postoffice.
i.ricc S65.M per acre. Easy terms. W.
Nj. Chandler, Orofino, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
Princess flour is hard wheat flour
guaranteed.
Will Improve Building

Mrs. Mary Buescher was an arrival
Wednesday from her home near Le-
more. While here she made arrange
ments with the carpenters for improve
ments on her building at the corner of
First street and johnson avenue.
These improvements will consist of an
up-to-d front and the lowering of
the present floor to level of the side
walk These improvements will be
carried on as soon as arrangements
can be made with The carpenters. This
building will be occupied by an up-to-
date establishment in the near future.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

When your merchant tells you he
has flour as good as Princess he does
SO because he can buy inferior flour
much cheaper.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
For Sale

Complete sawmill at bargain. Ca
pacity - M. Also 30 II. +. traction en-
CINE, good as new--easy terms. see
SAMSON SNYDER.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01
princess Flour is the Best"
Take Notice

Al parties knowing themselves in
debted to Orofino Flour g. Feed Store
VIII please call and settle at once as we
wish to close up our business as soon
as possible. +. l.. FRAZIER.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

When your merchant tells you he has flour
Us good as Princess he does so because he
can buy inferior flour much cheaper.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

"lf you are not using Princess flour
you are not using the best"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

IF you are not using Princess flour
you are not using the best"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

III you arc nor using Princess flour you
arc not using the best"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

The best groccrs handle Princess
| flour
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-08-01

ROYAL NEIGIIBORS Of hfERICA.-
CiearscHfer Camp 6O2O Meets first and
third "Wednesday of each month in l. O. q. r.
hall. The first meeting of each month is the
social evening lNGRED ANDERSON Oracle.
ADA NJ. lIOl.MBEEG. Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
Druga sprawl z punktu

Druga sprawl z punktu
w;dzenia spo}ecznych intere-
SOW naszych niezmiernie
wazna, jest przynaleznosc
polsk,ch mas ro5otniczych
do uni zawo1owych i orga-
nizacya ich W osobnych pol.
skich lokalach.
Trzecja w%reszcie sprawl,
2 1ych samych wzgled6w
take bard>o wazna, to zor
ganizowanie Polskiego Con-
tralnego Biura Piracy i Pre-.
mys}u, kt6reby przes wysy-
1anie regularne do vszys!-
kich towarzystw polskich
~odpowjednio opracowanych
kwestyonaryuszy zbiera}o i
ogfs szafo stale wsze]kie via
domosci, gdzie i W jakich ga
}eziach piracy jaki"h potrzeba
robotnik6w, g lzis jest miej.
see ma rozw'niecie jakiej ga
1ezi %przemye}u, Tub otwarcie
jakiego handful, lub gdzie po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

stkie inne organizacye, o lie
juz W zasadzie zgodzify sic ma
prace wsp6lna z innyn1i.
Ale ia wsp6lna praca mad
kt6ra przysz1y Zwiazek jed
nosci k%ontrole i opieke roz-
ciagna6 powinien, odbywac
sic bedzie musia1a, wpraw-
die prey pomocy ca}ego ma.
szego zorganizowanego spo-
feczehstwa, ale zupeInie po
"a granicami naszyc\ wiel-
kich organizacyi bratniei pc.
mocy.
Organizacye te ME nadaja
sic BOWEN do rozwijania
kooperatywy, kt6ra wszecb-
stronnie ! ma wszystkich po-
ZACH rozwina6 musimy, DO W
czasach dzisiejszych tt tylko
spo}eczehstwa maja W swiecie
jakies znaczenie, kt6re SO
iodine do wsp6lnej akcyi e.
~konomicznej bedacej dis
pra vdziwa podstawq bytu ma
rod6w.
w naszych stosunkach je-
dyna. kooperatyw* IA jaka
samofzutnie zdobv} sic nasz
lud, jest organizacya t. wv.
Sp6}ek. Budowlano- Pozyczko.
wvch, rozwijajacych sic bar
dzo pomyslnie, niestety "
niewie]u tylko koloniach. W
Chicago many juz nawet
pewnego rodzaju zwiazek
tYcb spo1ek, do kt6rego ma
lezy dwadzie6cia kilka iowa
rZystW.
Naleza}oby %pcmyslec, aze-
by sp6fkl tego rodza]u lst'
nia1y we vszystkich kolo-
mach, i naleza}oby W ich or
g~anizowaniu dopom6dz. To-
warzystwo Literat6w Dzien-
nikarzy, ME czekajac, az sic
zorganizuje Zwiazek Jednos.
ci, " projektowanej ma mai
blizszy juz czas ankiecie, ma
zamiar i to sprawe uwzgled-
mic, i bQdzie prawdopodob-
ME moglo dostarczac przez
swoje Biuro Prasowe infor-
macyi, jak sic do organize.
wanna takich sp6lek zabierac,
wszystkim, kt6rzy sic po ME
zglosza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

Dobrze jest jezeli czlowiek
ma Ware W siebie, ale pod
waru nkiem, re ia wiara jest
mu pobudka do czynu ma
drodze dalszego doskonale-
MIA i nowych zdobyczy.
Optymizm i wiara W silly
w}asne, kt6re u%sprawiedlj-
wiaja bezczyn i do dalszej
drzemki kofysza, musza bye
p%letnowane jak najsurcwiej,
mic DO 0iem niema gorszego
mad przecenianie sill wfas-
nych.
Kto z tego stanowiska oce.
MAC zechce si1e narodowa,
spo}eczna i polityczna Pola.
k6w W Ameryce, ten ME mo-
re nj siebie nj innych ludzi6
naszem zupe}nem przystowa.
MEM ma wielka godzine die
iowa.
Jezeli navel zgodz;my sic
z tenn, re poczucie p~rzynalez'
nosci narodowej i goracy
polski patryotyzm przenika
Gala mase naszego wychodzt
wa W mierze dostatecznej,
by W wielkiej godzinie buch-
nae jasnym p1omieniem O.
fiarno6ci ~niezwyk}ej, to jed
max musimy przyznac, Il
lak dotad, ME zrobilismy,
mic, ably prawnie 'ego ma.
piecia uczu6 patryotycznych.
skorzystac.
Zas wbrew twierdz3niu
poety ca}osc sama sic ME
ztozy, chociazby kazdy czy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
t>zeba po)skiego adwokata,
]ekarza. antekarza itD. i

trzeba po)skiego adwokata,
]ekarza, aptekarza tip,
Zarzad Tow, Literat6w j
Dziennikarzy W my6l uchwal
prz,jetych ma ziazdach " Sy-
racuse i Chicago, przygoto---
wuje cbecnie ankiete, kt6ra
z pewnoscia dozo rzuci SWAT
la i DUO da materya}u do u
stalenia sic poglad6w ma.
szych ma .sprawy powyzszei
a moze rawet cd rdzu i seer.
sza jaka akcye W tym kie-
ruaku zapoc7atkuje.
Zyjemy W czasach ME-
zwyklych i W oczekiwaniu.
w~ielkiej godziny dziejowei
naIezy nam rozwijac sprawl
nose naszq %spo}ec>na ma
wszystkich po]ach. Miejmy
nadzieje, ze W projektowanej
ma najblizsza p~rzysz}o6c akcyi
spotkamy sic z uzaaniem i
pomoca cafego zorganizowe-
nego spo}eczehstwa naszego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

MIA robie re wszystkich "a
borrow, jak to owl wei ma
Balkanach, ale CT mieli broh,
an,unicye i wszelkie przybo.
~ do tego a Polacy tego ME
naja, a z motyka ma s}ohce,
tych powstahc6w my mieli
dose, a c6zesmy zrobili. (
Gdy nam Pan Bog Polske
przywr6ci, te 5 or}y co ma
sza Polske rozszarpaiy tie sic
|zgryza, zbija naturalnie to
sic rozumie samo przez sic,
re. W tenczas GAIA Polska, be-
|dzie W kupie, to jest polskie
wojska, i bedzie mia}a wszel-
ka broh " reku, a prawie W
ten czas "a zrzadzeniem Bos-
klein Polska powstanje. A
%najwieksze batv zdaje sic
dostanie Prusak.
Ale juz musze zoko6czyc
= prosze mi przebaczyc zem
sic tax rozpisa}. Ale. jeszcze
jedno do czytelnik6w Wiaru'
sa. w naszej parafii drodzy
Bracia kto by sobie chcia}
Wjarusa zapisac albo abona-
ment zap}acic, ia VAN zapi'
see i prenumerate odbiore cd
kazdego i odesle razem do
redakcy1. ia lestem W Kos
ciele prawie W kazda niedzie-
le MONA mnie zobaczyc, bo
zawsze jest lei wielom jed
nego szukac jak jednemu VIE
lu, a przytem naprz6d p}atni
abonenci zaraz moga plekny
prezent dostac: Maryanski
Kalendarz. Wiarus nam stu
zyl ca}y rok, vice chcemy
przys}uzyc sic jemu z zap}a'
ceniem a%bonamentu, DO VIA
rus naipredzej nam nowosci
przynosi, DO juz we czwartek
so ma poczcie dostac
z serdecznem pozdrowie-
MEM
J6Z. Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

Ouch Bozy. Gdzie niema z
przewidzianej koordy~
dzia}a6, gdzie: niema
i dazenia. do zgody
tam jest zamet ! bedzie zs-
met, pc kt6rym tylko kleski
nastapi6 NIGGA.
Dowod6w many dosyc W
naszej w}asnej history, a
swiezo dostarcza nam ich
Turcya, kt6ra nietyle NIECE
koalicyi ba}kahskiej, co wew-
netrzna niezkoda stronnictw
wpycha W przepasci ostatecz-
mel zag1ady..
Pamietajac o tenn, prasa
nasza powinna bezwarunko-
wo i stale .powinna popierac
wszeIkie usi}owania zmierza-
jace do jakiejkolwiek Facznei
piracy naszego rozbitego ma
obozy i organizacye wychodz-
0 zblizaniu sic wielkiej
dziejowej Mkt juz
dzisiaj ME watpi. Wszyscy
czuja, re rychlej czy POI
niej wybije ma zegarze die
jcwym, a nar6d polski be-
die sic m6gi uwazac "a
szczesliwego, jezeii sic jeszcze
o lat kilka odwlecze, DO dis
ma prawde ME jest ia MIA
p~rzygotowany.
Korzystac nam przeto ma
ley z kazdego dnia zwloki
zaprawiajac sic przedewszy~
stkiem W pracach dokonywa'
nych wsp6lnie, }acznyp1i ST.
}ami cafego narodu,: DO ma
tenn w1asnie polun jeste6my
dzieki dfugoletniej niewoli
najsfabsi. 49,.
Ten eel majac na: oku po-
par} Z:rz4d Tow. Literat6w j
Dziennikarzy z calego serca
projekt Komitetu Obrony
Narodowej i ma zjazd Soko}a
do Pittsburgh wysy}a swoje'
go reprezentanta, W nadziei
IL Komitet taxi bedzie tam
zorganizowany. ~:
Ale to jeszcze ME wszYst.
ko.
Komitet obrony Narodo
wei, bedzie W najlepszym "a.
zie stanowj6 nasza og6lnie
uznana retredentacye ma
zewnatrz, skoncentruje pod
opieka o~fiarnoSc ma rzecz
wyzwolenia naszej ojczyzny,
ale ME bedzle m6g} " laden
spos6b rozwinac zadnej
akcyi spolecznej
kt6rej wy}acznie szero
kie masy ludu do wsp6lnej
a zgodnej piracy sic zapra
Dokona tego- dopiero kie-
dys W dalszej przysz]osci,
Zwiazek jed
nosci.
Zanim jednak do ostatecz-
nego zorganizcwania Zwiaz-
ku jednoscl dojdziemy, tree
ba nam juz dis popierac kaz-
de u%si}owanie grunt przys.
.pasabiajace, a jest takich
kilka juz napoczatkowanych
inne za6 pojawia sic pewnie-
niedfugo.
Ia pewnego rodzaju ogni
wo W przyszlyn Zwiazku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
So. Oak.
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!

OZHuOWud AloudhCyO
Wiarusa!
Prose- umiescic moich pa
re slow z naszego Pucka, a.
zeby zda6 rapport 20 starego
roku, kt6rysmy zakohczyli
s~zcze6liwie, to jest rok kos
cielny.
Jesie6 mielikmY }agodns,
sucha al do 5 grudnia, zdaje
sic, re sic lima rozpocze}a
ma dobre.
W dzie6 Najsw, Fanny
R6za6cowej by} u mas 3D.
pust, ma kt6ry przybyli "a
miejscowi Wielebni ksieza
do pomocy naszemu Wiel.
Proboszczowi: Prev. Kano.
mix ks. Pacholski z W'inony,
Wiel. KS. Jazdzewski z Min
neapolis, Wiel. ks. Kryjew'
ski, take z Minneapolis, a
take nasz sasiad Wiel. ks.
Dolby z Waubay i Pra}at
ks. Menzing z. Webster.
Zarazem PREY tel okazyi
odby}o sic po6wiecenie na.
szej parafialnej. pod wez-
waniem sw. J6zefa, kato-
lickiej .szko}y. Celebran-
tenn poswiecenla tzko}y by}
Prev. Kanonik KS. Pachol-
ski, z asysta ksiezy i. proce~
sya wszystkjch Bractw para
fialnych.~ Gdy tax ca}y or
szak przyby1 do szko}y Wiel.
ks. Jazdzewski powiedzia} W
serdecznych s}owach piekna
move: co rzeczywiscie znaczy
parafialna katolicka szko|a j
jake korzy6ci TAXA szkola
przynosi, a osobliwie gdy
jest prowadzona przez nau-
czycielki Wiel. Siostry. Notre
Damki So to nasze Siostry;
nledadza one sobie trawie
pod Dogami rosnac, ale So
czynne z d2iatwa W szkole,
ably W te dziatwe wpo;c to co
jest najpotrzebniejsze.
Drodzy czytelnicy Wiaru-
50, powiadam Wan, re komu
Pan Bog da} dziatki, a chc
ciazby go.i trcche kosztowa-
10 slejcie swoje dziatki do pa
rafialnej katolickjej szko}y a
ME bedziecie narzeka]i, DO
tam sic dziatwa nauczy znat
i s}uzyc' Bogu, czcic rodzi-
COW swoich i bye %pos}usznq
krajowi.
Szed}em sobie raz kofo
publicznej szko}y W Mime
:socie, a pfawie dzieci pre-.
chadzke (reeses) N atty -
com ia s1ysza} pomiedzy
tym malehstwem "a sprosne,
szkaradne, niemoralne mowy
i klatwy rozmaite, tego ZEN
sic cd takiego male6stws
- "-''-
nigdy ME spodziewa}; vice
W CLOS powiedzia}em sobie
re do takiej szko]y bym ME-
stall swoich dzieci chociazby
ME m;a}y umiet wiecej jak
ten paciorek co sic W domu
naucza. Mech do takiej szko'
}y p6jda dzieci porzadnych
katolickich rodzic6w to cd
razu So zgubione absolutnie'
Naturalnie, ME kazdy ma to
szczescie { mice parafialna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

dbajacy o trzode, to tez on
sic stara O MIA, a to jest nasz
Wiel. Dziekan ks. J. Wojto-
wicz. Jak on p;eknie wyposa-
rzy1 stalaniem swojm ma
sza parafie, podziwia pre-
chodnia widzac tax piekne
urzedzenie W po'u, oddalone
cd kolei - nasza szko}a TO
czyste cacko. Zimowa pora
W powszedne dnie, msza
|sw. odprswia sic W szkole W
basemencie. Si6str many 5:
Sjostra przefozona Walenta
to jest czysty professor, ona
z}ozy&a ten ~najlepszy egza:
min przeszlego lata W Chica-
20 re wszystkich, kt6rzy tam
egxamin sJladali; a Siostra
Fidela jake zo}nierz W swojej
klasie przechadza a pi]nem
swc jem okiem bacznie wszy-
stkiego doglada. A znowu S.
Alterda gdy przyjdzie stroic
o1tarze to akurat jak ko}o
Wejherowa W owych pre-
slicznych bukowych zielo'
nych lisciem pokrytych ga
Iazkach wiewi6rka sic pre-:
myka, tax ona ma o}tarzu po-
miedzy kwiatami pa]uszkuje,
a gdy odejdzie to ma o|tarzu
tax wyglada, jakby 10 kwiaty
i wszystko zywe by1o. A zno-
WI Siostra J6zefa jest orga-
nistka nasza, dale take lex.
eye panienkom, kt6re sic
chcq uczyc muzyki ma or
ganach lub ma piano, a zno-
WI jedna Jest s~zafarka, c2yli
gospodynia domu.
Trzecjego listopada mie'
lismy ma|y bazar, koszyko:
wa partyjkQ, ma kt6rei przy~
nios}o 137 dolar0w, take
wylosowa]im stare organy,
kt6re przynios]y lyle, re "a.
pfaci}y "a howe piano, kt6re
Wiel. ks. Proboszcz sprowa-
dill ola naszej organistki do
szkoly.
Przyjeclal tn nasz starry
druch pan August Schultz ze
San ID. go, k..!ii ~riiii, liz We
sele swego syna Jana pam
ma Helena, c6rka Francisz-
k6w Grub6w- Pan August
Sch altz ma tn dwie fanny
nieda]eko cd koscjo}a, ]ecz
wydzierzawi1 je a poszed1 do
Kalifornii ola zdrowia swej
zony; pan Schultz sic trudni
WynalaZklem E'atentOW.
Czyta}em W jednej polskiej
gazecie, jakoby pray spisie
ludnosci pod Prusakiem lud.
nose ksszubska, jedni ME "a
pisywali sieiako Polacy jeno
|jako Kaszubi. lego ia ME
wierze, jest to tylko piem-
c6w wymyst, a jezeli cos by}o
to z namowy niemc6w. Przecie
ty ME jestes Polak DO jestes
West Preusse:, Kaszuba / i'd.
Bo niemcy sic staraja Polske
ma wszelki spos6b obstlzyc-
azeby ona jak najmniejsza
wyglada}a ; pomalu 1ety
Polska calkiem z powierzch.
nj ziemi zgine}a, DO Navy "
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05

George Burns average Of seven hits IN
ten pinches for the Giants IS likely TO
stand for spell
Hank o.Day saws pitchers nowadays
are specialists and signs for another XII.
roy who could pitch and do a niue 81
everything else
big league batters are big league bat
+ers sa,s Hank ODsv, because they
insist that z bah shail he over before
they hit At II
The Texas league has offered this sea
son. Two one-hit games. one no nit
twelve inning game, a triple play and a
triple play unassIsted
Nashville papers say that aside from
the fact that Catcher Glenn can't hit
cant held can't run bases. can't throw
70 second and that he is an armor- plate
bonehead, he is one corking good ban
player
The Nashville club is finding catcher
''Rowdy Elliott something Of trial,
lust as Birmingham did He's one grand
ball player hut manager who fools
with him is foolish.
Red" Munson, FORMER Nashville catch
er Is proving some manager His Brls-
tol team is making q grand race for the
Appalachian league pennant and Is al
ways right up around The Top
Savannah with a first class park and
8 hrst-class team IS showing a.. average
attendance of something like 500 fans a
game this season Something wrong with
the burg
Bobby Giks Nap scout. IS carrying
around a tale with him that It's harder
10 scout these days than II used to be
The answer is easy More competition
Brooklyn papers say that Red smith
Albanian, is the best player Brooklyn has
picked up since the Superhas landed Dau-
bert
Ernest shore North Carolina collie
gian, is working out with the Giants
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05

Up to a few years ago the aver
age fan was all At sea over the
hit-and run play When a man lit
out from first on q hit ball that to
the fans was obviously liner right
into an infelder's hands, they
thought he was deep dyed bone.
They supposed that the player ran
because he did not have any better
sense. Right today there are plen-
ty. Of regular fans who can't see
why players are so often doubled
UP when they would have been safe
by holding first
J Callahan cites another exam
pie of a supposed bone that real
~ wasn't one. Says ne.
Il remember an instance of last
summer that also illustrates the
point. was coaching at third
base Harry Lord was on first with
one out and we needed two runs to
tie the score. on the ht-and run
play. Pat Dougherty made line
nit TO right field and Lord legged
ii to third. The right fielder lined
the ball to second base, and just
as grabbed Lord and stopped him
at third. the second baseman fun
bled and booted the ball. This
would have let Lord come home,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
FODDER FOR FANS

He is six feet three inches tall and
weighs bit over 10 II they made the
balls lighter Shore would be good
pitcher
Outhelder Jack Kelly who held out Wig
with an agreement that he must he sent
to Jersey city He has been sent
only three pitchers Ia the major CUES
have won more than 200 games IN their
lives The three are Christy Mathewson,
Eddie Plank and Jack Powell OF the
Browns or course Cy Young had won
over 500 when he. quit
Mathewson has won 2sS games and lost
but l34 since he has been IN baseball
Plank has won 234 end lost 1877
Tampa paper suggests this for an
add baseball's greatest blunders.' Billy
Smith sold Al Demaree TO Mobile
Casey Hagerman wouldn't do with the
Red Sox and was passed over to the Jer-
sey city club He never did thing to
deserve IT, either.
Jake Daubert IS leading in the Brook
lvn voting contest for the most popular
PLAYER on the Superba club. with Rucker
second. Wheat third and Northern
fourth oh you Southern leaguers
quite a few former Sally league players
are dourishing in the big leagues this
year, among them zinn Quinn, Phelan
and Benton.
An umpire working IN a game at
Foughkeepsie recently suffered an attack
Of apoplexy, brought on by excitement
Umpiring Is no job for those apoplecti-
Cally inclined.
4 lady in the Highland stands az New
York was beaned by foul ball Attend
ants rushed up and asked her II she want
ed water NO. want new hat. was
her essentially feminine and practical
reply
Clark Griffith viii proba bly, FIRE Dixie
Walker Alahamsn for thirst or some
other good and sufficient provocation.