davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Głos polek., 1915-01-14
IMIENNE.


przez to samo wnosic zycie ogolne
kulturalne narodu wkfad duszy mysi
specyalnie kobiecej, kt6rei wp1yw do
brOczynny ma StOsunki ludzkie ME ka-
za}by d4ugo ma siebie czekac My wszy-
stkie dis kobiety Swiadome - Poll1i -
tax, a ME inaczej rozumiec powinnySmy
Znaczenie niezaleznei cd nikogo organi-
zacyi wyfqcznie kobeccj; powinnysmy
wyjSG 4 ciasnych podw0rek biznesu, ale
patrZeG szcroko, rozumiec cele nasze ma
skale ideowq, wielka, mice w duszy "a
pal dune w4asnego budownictwa ma
rodowego. ZwiekszaG mnOzyG ca1ych
sill, Z ca4ym zapa1em przejeciem szere-
gi IwiQzku Polek naszego,, ably on sic
sta@ powszechnym, iedynym zwiazkiem
kobiet polsEich, faczyG MIN wszystkie
d4onic, SHY, m0zgi kobiece, a jednocze-
Snie usi4owaG chcieG by organizacya
ta niosfa naiwyiej sztandar dazen, my
5li uczuc polskich kobiet, ably byfa wy
raziciellla szerokq kobiecej duszy, jej
wolf umi}owaiI, wcielajacQ zycic to,
cZegO kObiety chca, co czujq czegO pra-
gna. PrZez zbiOrOwe, 1aczne usifowanie
n2ezeGly tylko " zyciu cos wykofatac !
}acznie zbudowaG, zapisuiqc tel w4asne
imie zbirOwe polskiej kobiety Amery-
ki dziejach pracach narodu zar6wno
tu, "a oceanem iak tam POlsce.
Me dla dolara vice cd gfowy czynmy i
zwiekszai ijmy nasze szeregi kObiece, chO-
ciaz dollar ten sfusznie nalezy sic "a pO-
Swiecony czas pracP, gdyz kazdy ayG
musi chleb mice, ot6z s4uszne to, ale
jest to dOdatkowe, ME to, co budzi W
sercu zapa} przejecie sic sprawa. Pra-
cujmy gOracO ma rzecz wZrostu pOwagi
Organizacyi naszei niezaleznej, gromadz-
my niej tylkO ME rozproszeniu ma
sze silly kobiece 4 zapa4em i wiara gle
boka, ae w facznoSci tylkO si{a moe, ze
W zbiOrowoSci dis jedyna moznoSG O.
wocnej piracy dla idei, dla Swiat1a, kul-
tury, jak dla zabezpieczenia materyal-
nego jednostki. Idac pod tax szerokim
has}em, spodziewaG sic moAemy, re or
ganizacya nasza samq si1a rzeczy przy-
ciagaG faczyc bedzie W sobie najlepsze
SHY kObiece j ze nietylko ME dOzna
sprzeciwu cd naszych braci zycia dro-
gch tOwarzyszy, ale i owszem - na1le-
psi Mich, 5wiadomi naibardziej celom
narodu oddani - uznaja pOpra tylkO
to daaenie kobiet do w&asnego, przez
wlasna organizacye wk}adu dorobek
postep, kulture rOzkwit w1asnego spO-
}eczehstwa i narodu. Me zacieSniajmy
sic tylko W ma5Ostl0ach, tax cDesto s}u-
sznie zarzucanych kobiecie, ale otwieraj-
nv dusze szerOko ma wiell1ie prady pO-
Głos polek., 1915-01-14

CWardeJ OpOki Zycla dZlefO ZnOJne VOL
ludzkiej, mySli, uczuG inaczei mic,
rozkruszy sic wszystko p6idzie trud
wszelki ma marne. Wspomagac sic trzc-
ba, wzajem podpierac - zrozumicjmy
tc zw4asZcza my - pOlskie kobiety, w
ktorych, jak w ca1ym narodzie naszym,
ley odtracanie sic wzajemne, chodzenie
w pojedynke. popychanie, zamiast wspo-
magania dzielenie sic, rozbieznoSc dzia-
fania / czyn0w. Pamietac vice trzeba
przejac sic g4eboko powinnySmy TEN, zc
dis kobiety Swiadome obowiazuje
dzia1aniu wszelkiem - imiennoSc i So
lodarnos6 szczera. [ tax, co czynimy
czylmy Smialo, 4qcznie imiennie. Czy
to gdy podnosimy jakq akcye szersza,
ma dobro cafego spo4eczenstwa / naro-
du - czynmy to same, rekq w1asna, w
imieniu wfasnem. Many prawo, jako
c6rzi Ojczyzny - same, osobiScie skfa-
dac ma oftarz Jej ofiary / danine, dlate-
go tez "G1os Polell" podni6s4 mysl u
rzadzenia "Dnia Polek", ofiarowania
dnia zycia jednego re wszystkich 800
dni roku ma rzecz Macierzy - Polski. [
to ME tylko jednorazowo, ME tylko W o.
bee ruiny .woiny ale wyhranie thaia ta-
kiego ofiarowania go STALE jako po-
datku stafego polskiej kobiety ma rzecz
Ojczyzny. Wierzymy, IL poczucie to zy-
we obecne piersi naszych kobiet sta
ME sic faktem wcieli w pickny cZyn i
dziefo patryotyzmu i solidarnoSci Polek
" Ameryce. A dalej zakresie spraw
mniejszych bliskich - czy mas tez ME
powinna obowiazywac imiennoSc soil
darnoSc? I tax, mp. co do nalezenia do
organizacyi rozmaitych polskich? Pie
knie Jest chwalebnie nalezeG do kaz-
Gej Mich, bo wszak ME tylko daja ubez-
pieczenie zyciowe, ale pracuja robiq,
co moga, dla polskoSci, przez to po-
WHINE bye przez rodak6w p}ci obojga
popierane, - ale polskie kobiety Swia
dome zapominac przytem ME pOwinny,
ae maia tylko jedna, wielka organiza-
eye wy}qcznie kobiecq, niezalezna, VIA
Snie imiennq, bo idaca pod imienicm
wy4qcznie Polek, skupiajaca W naszym
Zwiazku same polskie kobiety. Gdy do
innych organizacyi MONA pieknie jest
nalezeG, do organizacyi kobiecej kObie
tom naleaeG trzeba, to obowiazek kObie-
ty swiadomej, jej ambicya chluba A
jcdnak. =. A jednak - gdy organiza-
eye meskie licza dziesiqtki, a nawet set
ki tysiecy cz}onk6w, jedyna, wielka Orga-
nizacya kobieca "Zwiqzek Polek" IL
czy zaledwie kilkanascie tysiecy cz1on-
kin ma setki tysiecy kobiet pol
skich ayjqcych Ameryce. Czy ME jest
TO gnebiacy mas brak poczucia solidar-
noSci i zrozumienia, ae zbudowaG pOtez-
nq organiDacye kobieca byloby ME tyl-
kn nneua dunn nhlnha ale tpl dOhrem.
Głos polek., 1915-01-14

ru dZlSleJSZeJ kODlety ho"eJ uo-
~ prowadzi4o mas do przekonania,
il naczelna cecha tel kobiety dzisiejszej
lest - uswiadomienie. Swiadoma ona
luz stafa sic siebie samej, swych zadan,
obowiazk6w, cel6w w1asnych; Swiadoma
stanowiska swego w narodzle, rodzlnle
i zyciu; swiadomq odpowiedzialnosci,
roll przeznaczenia swego. Istota kazda,
kt6ra zdobedzic SwiadomoSG siebie sa-
mel, zdobywa jednoczcSnie przez to swe
- "ia" - w4asne, poznaje to - "ja"
V sobie, uznaje je i przyjmuie. Kobieta
vice swiadoma, dzisieisza, kobieta no
wa Xxx W. czuie iuz, mysli, dziafa Eye
chce pracowaG jako - ''ja" - wyko-
nuiace prace rome i to rekami w}asne-
mi, ME przez innych; jalo - ia, budujQ
ce dobra czyny / dziefa rozmaite sama,
W imieniu w1asnem, pod firma, re talk
powiemy - w1asna. Kobieta chce wsze-
die mice dis mieisce wfasne, w}asne
-swe dzieie w1asna historye. DOtad ME
mia4a tego wcaIc .prawie - dlaczego?
E Czy moze ME czynnq by1a, lub ME
obecna W zyciu pracach narodu? 0 =
by1a duszq spreayna ukryta, donlo-
sla wszystkiego, co tworzylq siesi bnelo-5
waio, o jej plecy opierafy sic same fun
damenta wiell<ich spraw zycia, jednalI
.imienia jej ME ma na kartach dziej0w
narodu, zaledwie to tu, to tam okoliczn0
Sciowo wystrzeIi blySnie ulotnie rad
kic iakie imie kobiccc - to wszystko,
dlaczego? Otto dlatego, re dzia}a1a ci-
cho, ullryciu ofiarnie, przez drugich
zwykle. ME sama, Eip bGdac swegO VIA
snego ''ia" Swiadoma, ME zapisafa tez
imienia w}asnego, wyzby4a sic zas}ugi
w1asnei Ma rZecz innych, druglch.
TAX samo, iak kobicta, talk samo
lud poIski niema imienia swego w hi
storyi - dlaczego, czy go ME by}o? Czy
ME znoi4 sic, ME budowaf i ME dzwigat
zreb6w fundament0w aycia narodu? 0
lax ieszcze, to gE6wnic, W ciemnosci,
II samych korzeni aycia, ale ''ja" swc-
go on ME rozumia4, byl nie5wiadomy
siebic przcz to imicnia jego history
narodu niema. SwiadomoS6 - to grunt,
to mieiscc swiecie ayciu, to - zasFu
gi prawa. Jak ludem, tax bylO kO.
beta, ale Jest iuz inaczcj dis ona
wszystko, co czyni, co budujc, twOrzy
wznosi - chce ezyniG i czyni we VIA
snem imieniu, ma odpowiedzialnoSc ra-
chunek w}asny. Swiadomo$G ia jcdnak
W kobiecie ME jest jeszcze dose silnq 1
iasna, a pOczucie sOlidarnosci kobiecej,
choG dniem kaadym poteznie rosnace,
iednak dalckie jeszcze cd zrOHumienia,
ae ia solidarnoSG kobieca - to obowia
eek wprost, to nakaz aycia samego dla
obrony tego aycia, to warunek pomysl-
noSci kobiet, ich zwyciestwa, owocno-
so; ;oL y,,oo daHon caISw WanSlnaTni
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

L. Myers, a New Man, Will Be
Seen in Contest With Do
WaqiaC-ViSitOrS Rated as a
Strong Bunch.

After a vacation Of two weeks. due
to the cancellation of two games by
Goshen. the high school basket ball
squad will unlimber at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Saturday night, when Dowagiac
high school will be their foe.
Little is known of the strength of
the DOwagiacites, but other years they
have had the best teams in their sec
ton of the state and have regularly
walked off with honors. If the
strength of their football squad is any
criterion, the locals are scheduled for
the battl, of their lives.
Although no games have been play
ed since New Years day Coach Metz
through long signal and scrimmage
drills every night in the high school
gymnasium and il is fast rounding
into mid-season form
L. Myers, new man, viii be seen
at the center position for the locals.
Myers is showing better form than
any man vet used at the pivot point,
and although he may be OUtjumped as
he is not tall. his floor work is good
enough TO make up for this defect.
Scott. Hagegty and Sullivan prOba-
bly, viii be used at the forward sta
tons Any one of these three men are
capable of filling the job. but the first
call will probably be given TO Scott
and Hagerty. as Sullivan is "A good
man at guard and might be showed in
there.
Bacon and Whiteman are the
guards who will start the game These
two men have developed wonderfully
since the first Of the year and should
hold their own with any set of for
wards in the state. They have been
working together on the Bagby Com
mercial league team and are accUs-
toned TO each others style OF play.
The game will be called at o'clock
and season tickets viii be good at the
door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
High School and Note Teams Have Basket Ball Games Toda
ROLLER SKATE LEAGUE
WILL START ON FEB. |
Six Cities VIII BE Represented Dur
ing Season. Which il TO
Last Six Weeks.

CHICAGO. Jan. determination
OF a roller skating league, TO provide
six weeks of racing and award ap-
proXimately So. 500 in prizes was per
fected Friday at a meeting OF the Ma
tional Skating association at the Hotel
Sherman. The organization. which
has now assumed control OF all roller
skating in this city was put on q good
working basis.
Six cities were awarded dates in the
preliminary schedule. The circuit
agreed upon for the starter is as fol-
lows:
Pittsbursh-Feb. I 10 3.
Charleston. w Na.-Feb. 10 Il
Cincinnati-Feb 10 to 20.
Detroit-Feb. q 10 p.
Chicago-Feb. IS TO March :
Milwaukee. Wis.-March Q TO a.
The men will be scored each week
on the same system as was used by the
bicycle riders and at the finish OF Sat
urday nights racing the best score will
carry off the main prize. Fifteen
skaters have already Joined the cir
cult and more are expected to enter
shortly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
THE RAMBLINGS OF
THE POSTMORTEMIST
Done in Parts.

Done in Parts.
The chase was a lone and tiresome
one,
But the movie queen knew every
stroke,
And at last the race by her was won
She downed the william with a right
ear poke.
(To be cOntinued.)
Why refer to Rowland as Clarence.
1t seems to us that a coach in the east
is known as Percy.
Freddie Welsh is some fighter when
it comes to picking the winners. of
course he won't have to fight Leach
Cross.
Here's the way Freddie figured it.
He said Shugrue whipped White and
Cross whipped Shugrue so you see
Cross is the best man in the bunch.
Next to falling heir to a million or
so, the softest thing we can think of
right now is being canned as manager
of the White SoX like our friend CAL
lahan.
One thing about spring poets.
When they begin you know it's about
time for the baseball box scores to
begin decorating the sport pages.
Connie Mack seems to be out of the
linn light now. Perhaps he's busy get
ting his turn ready for next fall.
Bowling scores are certainly inter
esting reading if your name happens
to be among the list.
Old Dan says-Some towns manage
to grow no matter what they call
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
LIVINGSTONS BESTED
IN GAME AT NILES
Locals Are Badly Crippled But Stage
Stiff Battle-Two Players
are Missed.

With a lineup OF crippled and in
jured players the LivingstOns of South
Bend stacked up against the Niles
Young Mems Club basketball five on
the Niles high school floor and were
defeated by the score of 40 TO %.
This is the second contest between the
two teams this season the South Bend
quintet winning in the first tilt by the
Overwhelming score Of 40 TO 3.
Eager, the crack Livingston center
failed to make the car 10 Niles in
time while Grant suffered from two
bum fingers which kept him out OF
the fray until the second half. Both
Hurwich and Baker were also out of
trim because of excessive playing dur
ing the past 10 days.
Hartzell and Upper the Niles fer
wards were the sensations of the con-
test, outplaying the South Bend men
at every angle and netting baskets
almost at will. The Wolverine aggre-
cation put up a classy battle. Arrange
ments are being made for a final tilt
between the two quintets which will
take place some time during the latter
part of next month when the super
iority Will be decided. The lineup and
summary:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
MADE BUSINESS MANAGER
Harry Sparrow VIII Handle Finances
For Yankees.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Cpl. Jacob
Rupert and Capt. T. L. Huston, the
new owners of the Yankees, Friday
appointed Harry Sparrow as business
manager of the club. Sparrow has
been identified with baseball with an
unofficial capacity for a number of
years as he has followed the game
from the Giant bench for many sea-
sons. He is an intimate friend of
John ]. McGraw and handled the
managers interests in the world tour
of the Giants and White Sox. Spar
rows appointment was expected for
several days and it will undoubtedly
prove a popular move.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
LUMBER TEAM WINNER
Defeat First Team, But Second Team
Walks of Floor.

After defeating the HOWE Regulars
by a score of to the Indiana Lum-
Der Co. indoor baseball team put the
South End Cubs to rout in the second
inning when the score stood 10 0 and
the Cubs felt that the chance for vic
tory was too small to waste the eff
fort. The score by innings of first
tilt:
HOWE Regulars .... 900 600 02O-2
Indiana Lumber Co. 400 001 1915
Batteries-Ostock and Murphy;
Swinehart and Baker
The batteries in the second game
were Zilmer and Fisher for the lum-
bermen and Brownie and Kuhawa for
the Cubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

First Presbyterian, 3; First Chris
tan, Is
Epworth Memorial, s; st. PauTs, IA.
First Baptist, 20; First Methodist. 9.
Again last night the feminine basket
ball tossers scampered over the Y. w.
G. A. gymnasium floor in the second
series of the Sunday School Girls Ath-
letic league schedule. Tighter scores
than heretofore with a slight change
in the standing of the teams were the
predominating features of the tits.
In the first contest between the
Christian five and the First Presby-
terrain quintet the Christian won by
score of Is to g. Margaret Schreyer.
forward for the victors, was the at
traction of the game she netting 10
points through her excellent offensive
work The St Pauls and the Ep-
worth Memorial quintet battled to a
finish in the second game Of the even
ing, the former winning II TO 8. Olga
Seegmueller for the ST. PauPs and
Hazel Buckingham for the Memorials
performed brilliantly during the fray.
The Baptists whipped the Methodists
by a score of 20 to 9 in the closing
contest, Ruth Whitman securing is
points for the winners while Gladys
Waters netted eight scores for her
team
Line-ups and summaries:
Presbyterian 81 Christians (13)
T.. Lppincott ..... NJ. Schreyer
Forward.
L. Higginbotham ........... l.. Odell
Forward.
II. Booth ............ II. Martindale
Center.
NJ. Lippincott .............. z. Dale
Guard.
-.
Guard.
Baskets e. Lippincott, 2; NJ.
Schreyer, 2; L. Odell. Fouls. Hig-
ginbotham; L. Odell; NJ. Schreyer, o.
EpwOrth (S) st. PauPs (14l
II. Buckingham .... O. Seegmueller
Forward
&c. Manning ......... 1. Thompson
Center.
Z. Burk ............. e. Edgren
NJ. HerbSter Nj. hanger
Guard.
+. White ................, IL. Cole
Guard.
Baskets - II. Buckingham, 3; O.
Seegmueller. 8; l. Thompson. Fouls
Fl. Buckingham, 2; o. Seegmueller, 8;
1. Thompson, 3.
Baptist COZ First NJ. f. (9)
r. Whitman .A...... G. Waters
Forward.
NJ. Chard ............ b. Lane
Forward
q. Weinberg .............. z. Rupel
Center
d. Chard ............. E. Fulmer
Guard.
NJ. Hildebrand -. H. sulzer, B. Lane
Guard.
PaSlxefsR Whitman 7. @ Wa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
JOIN THE AMERICAN TRUST
MONEY CLUB

You will receive a Christmas check
December 10. 1915, if you do. This
club provides Christmas money, but
what is more important it develops
the savings habit. The Club is now
open, everyone is joining.
THE AMERICAN TRUST CO.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
PLAY MISHAWAKA SUNDAY
VI. A. c. Team Expecting Some Stiff
Opposition.

A fast game is promised for Sun
day night at Magyar Haz when the
Nj. A. G. five and the Mishawal1a a. c.
quintet meet. The NJ A c. ave is
one Of the fastest in the city but is
expecting to run up against some stiff
opposition in Sundays game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16
HERZOG IS WELL
FIXED; NEEDN' 7
WORRY OVER CAN
Started Saving After He Re-
turned From Honeymoon
and Could Stand Some Loaf
ing-HaughtOn Modest.
BY Frank G.. NIenke.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-The wolves
wouldn't do any bowling around
Charley Herzog's front door even If
Gary Hermann decided today to
chase Charles out OF his Job as man.
ager Of unmanageable Zinzinnadi Red
legs.
Herzog is well fixed inancially-very
well fixed. IL he quit baseballing to-
day he could retire 70 his Maryland
farm and live happily ever afterward
Eight years or so ago, when Eerzog
had the grand sum OF s1S7 in the bank
and a minor league baseball job, he
took a plunge into the matrimonial
sea. Right away, like most grooms
he proceeded TO spend his wad on the
honeymoon When ne returned TO the
old town with his bride he was broke
extremely broke.
cit wasn't a very comfortable feel
ing" says Herzog- Right then and
there I decided TO save my coin and
get to a point where I could afford TO
lose my job and not worry much about
st."
Herzog did-and now he is indie
pendent. His farm Of 200 acres raises
enough crops each year TO support
Herzog and his family without the aid
OF his baseball savings. His home is
one Of the finest farm houses in Mary
tdlAu no AAdo a uEnAAAE tAidA AOAs
money in the bank and he owns gilt
edged stocks.
Got IL in Baseball.
Got IL all in basebalLV says HerZOg
Herzog was lucky enough to be in
the Giants roster while the club sin
gled in three world series -combats.
His divvy for the three series was
about $500.
HerZog's new contract with the
y-rrre for fvyo YEA sal Il
TO call for $4,000 a year, so that
means that Herzog, before 1917 will
add another SIC, 900 to his bank roll.
provided, OF course. that Garry Herr
mann and the fellow directors don't
get too obstreperous in the meantime.
Percy Haughton, a coaching fellow,
tells us that the success of the Har-
ward elevens in the past has been due
very largely 70 the fact that he has
ordered his men to follow the ball.
Perc made those remarks recently
when asked to explain the great work
ACCOMPLISHED by Harvard. But Perc.
as you will notice, didn't reveal the
secret Of how he gets his men to carry
out his orders.
The fundamental principle Of foot
ball coaching is-'follow the BALI.
Every coach in the country tries to
drill il into his men. But few succeed.
Haughton succeeded where others
have failed
If Haughton would unbosom him
self to the point where he will tell how
he handles his men so that they will
follow the ball every minute during
the game. he will be comforting a
large favor upon Francis Hinkney of
Yale and other coaches. They in
structed their men to follow the ball.
But il didn't do much good. About
the only thing the Yale fellows did
against Harvard was TO follow the
Harvard ball toter--two jumps in the
rear.
How did you do it, Mister Haugh-
ton? Did you club the boys on the
knob and threaten to club 'em some
more If they didn't follow the ball ?
or did you threaten 10 deprive them
OF breakfast? Or did you promise
them all a fiobert air rife and 81 for
spending money?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

FIGS & SIENNA SYRUP Coonleys
Is a perfect physic and worm medi-
cine for children and grown ups.
Pleasant TO take as figs CSC at Coon
leys.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

OLIVE OIL Sweet as a nut Fine
favored. Full half pts. and Pts. CSC
and soc. OTIS. 90c at Coonleys.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Baskets-R. Whitman, Z; G. Wa
tiers, 2. Fouls-R. Whitman. 4; NJ.
Chard, 2; G. Waters, 4 B. Lane.
Miss Hamilton refereed each Of the
three games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

The Union Trust Companys Christ
mas Savings Club is now open. Come
in and let us tell you all about il.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

If the theorizing Prohibitonist was compelled
to work in a steel MILL grind shop a stufy fac
tory, preferably in the hot summer months, then
and there a miracle would happen to him. He
would learn that in the long days grind the modern
galley slave needs a mild stimulant to sustain him
10 bridge him over to meet another day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Old Dan says-Some towns manage
to grow no matter what they call
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

COONLEY COUGH BALSAM,
to take Laxative, works off
a cold. Preventing Group, and pneu-
mOnia- 25c and soc at Coonleys.-
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Baskets-C. Witt, ,; Vanden Bosch,
2; Hurwich, 4; Grant. 2; Hartzell g.
Upper, Il; Reum, / Thayer. l. Fouls
&C. Witt, 1; VandenBOsch, /; A.
Witt, l; Hartzell, 1; Bisallion, /. Ref
eree-Metzler South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Bowling scores are certainly inter
esting reading if your name happen
to be among the list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

How DID You DO lI, NIIsLeF HaugI-
ton2 Did you club the boys on the
knob and threaten to club 'em some
more If they didn't follow the ball?
or did you threaten TO deprive them
OF breakfast? Or did you promise
them all a fiobert air rife and 81 for
spending money?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Connie Mack seems to be out of the
linn light now. Perhaps he's busy get
ting his turn ready for next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
Governor Pothier of Rhode Island
Writes:

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Ny Dear Captain Smith: November 20, 1912.
After interesting visit ship today prompted
Public opinion In day would In
treatment Of unfounates and cruelty
Of the ship "sueeess has
great power the world ITS VOICE MAKES THRONES
TREMelE AND GOVERNMENTS ATTENTIVE. take
opportunity Of thanking you for Invitation Inspect
historical vessel Very truly yours
A. j. PoTHiER. Governor Of Rhode island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
What the Presses of Two
Continents Say of the
Convict Ship Success"

exhibition received the publicity accorded by the
press Success Leaders of public opinion every
realize that in her lies great and striking object lesson of
sofening and cvizing influences that anmatng
human progress few extracts from many Thousands:
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