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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
Richcnbach Wins skat Prize

MILWAUKEE,, July l1.-CharleH A. Rich
enbnch, Milwaukee. captured the first prize OF
$1,000 in the North America Skat COngrcss with
a record Of 30 good games and grand total
OF 1l82 points, which In said to be the best
ever made at national or state tourna-
ment. Benny Schmoldt, also OF Milwaukee. won
second prize OF $50 with a score OF 1870 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
$40 .O0O ReaI Estate Deal

Sweeney Brothers, of Oak Lane have sold
for the account of c. A. Brown TO Paul
Ensignor the five new dwellings situated
at 1s11-lS-15-17-19 North 59th street The
properties are assessed as unfinished, the
purchase price was SEQ 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
POULTRY

Sss tnos II soqs % Ss1lTS sSoeS na
ittle ieO ahs9se., onsta5iSns Fowls; eo$ $aiS.
White LcEhorns: according to gPall!tSy, q 54s
SIa Sa5d, per pair H'V-'0' o0'' young per '''F =
undd4 ocrnss and Fp'u fa
mnnd FoIlowinE are the the auotastiop7s; sdS7s Fresh.
sgR sG HSR SsksS fancy sSjseSod s2e wSis4i5s
~ Sss S lss %Piiss MssSnr ss ssHing APIECE aie
Weighing lbs. apiece. 10 G52Oc.; fowls. ice.
SaSs a. and PaTs no fnRs WshnE Bs nna
apiece, 211s do southern Indiana @ and nd Illinois
ola ossT9 agE?db br6sIs Rs Ogq
iA@S lbs; apiece. aS q SSe:i smaller Sizes;
SgSse SgGabs. per dSosWhits weIEhinE II Z lbs.
per per ddSs doz White EMeiFhng 3 lbs lbs
per dozs. s5.25g 1906: dS;, Do. lbs, per daoz.,
2.25; dark. S1.I5 2."5 small and No. 9, 75c.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
Ts4ses Rafa e.? No y &s& apSes a5ssr
WestsTn. per, boz: ,si;35@i,77 81 dGSi PeiaWaro
PsE Per- ;s%S sS; nss s5%ss
NS5s cSTon sr s &C. SaHT{ 4S red
pint. Sa4c. Cherries, Delaware and Maryland,
sweet. Per pound . &C.; % DO - DO; souT :, por
90. do sour per quart nga :, i@6e' 956e' rdIsa Pgms
Georgia, per carrier-Belle. sl,I5@ 225i Car
men. SIG 30; Mardel sl.oO@ J. ~, Canta-
Florida. per crate. stm1. so. do, North Caro-
lima per crate S1.25p2; do. Georgia. per
CRAZE si.5O@2.25. watermeons. Florida per
VEGETABLES
Potutoes and onions were In fair supply and
uuiet at quoted rates. other vegetables were
Generally sleady. Quotations; White potatoes.
Per bbi---No. l Eastern shore, s.. @5; No. Z
Eastern Shore. zoe. g 81 Is; No, ! Norfolk s. 80
as.75; No. 2 Norfoik. 75c. g 81 sweet potatoes,
B0c.; sweet potatoes Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland, per hamper, No. /, zoe a 81; No. =,
so a. BOc.; onions, Texas, per GUNNER crate, No,
i 81 .5OQ1.G5: No. =. 81 20 a l. 40: onions Jer-
sey per basket. Soc. @ sl celery. Florida per
crate, s2g2 80; wateiTSress. per 100 punches,
81. so o.. 80; peDpers Florida, carrier, 81 %
2.50i eggplant. Florida, per crate, s1di.5O;
6srs, Norfolk, psr, bPl., 81 az ,50 cucumbsrs
bers, Norfolk. per l-3-bbl. basket. soc cucum-
bers. n. C. per bhl.. s1@i.25; do. do. per
basket, 20 % 4OC.; tomatoes, Mississippi. per
pal,srats: soc 7Ss; asPar{aEus, Jersey per
sQSc.: mushrooms. per Alb. basket. S1Gl.5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Receipts. 200 ala bushels The mar.
rsp s ws repe4 Fens Sne 2 nFh Car q es n
sgdhsorN sogihsrn Te s9 spat g raaT q qa No red
tioih @1,6sH re5ected d. si@i.O2
:, CoRN.,-Receipts 5sGI bushele, offerinEs were
Ssmapd an puotstons quota SB? af lots for iesS trade
&c 70 ation-Western No geIoT es' q s0Ti
30 q yellow. sslh as7Ac.; Western No. vel
Western edytes,' ,,ouotqtlons;a WA. p W6iies
ss@ss Ss5s $50 1SSaa'sso:: purified oats, graded
FIy5UR-Receipts d242 bbis and ao,os4 lbs.
n .Shcka. Min limits we're firmly naintstne1s, ma @ So
S@etapons atom per be iBG s iit Is wood Winter clear
Snsss sq sr'Ft aa SaaS ccton SACKS i s4 Il
Do. patent, pate Cotton SACKS. SSs5 go; spr1g
st clear ga H'Fasn' ds fa8Sre
brands. yG.25 Ts5o' city mills choice, and fancy
eienr, s4.65 500 DO, straight, s4.oo@515i
oo RYE FflotR - was quiet but steady under
liFht offerings. We quote at S5@b.5O per boi.'
~ PROVISIONS
There arm faE qSRrs ds demand Ss gnS Snd
fations: city boei. in sets. smoked and air
dried s Hsss Hss ssd ansss In sSs n1d Tsad
air-dred 2sc western, beef In nuskllSs e lS AN ana
ssmE sc 5ISSS . bar RSs % s r aEa loose
do sfained iSqss 1s%Is" "s,nos a9
city city eqsGd eneS as g brand S3a sRaF Rs
hafns smoked Western cured, isI5 81 DO. boil
a sonssss b SSf a. peniS sss ssouasss beSs IN
pickle. according TO ayerage. loose. l6is {. i
sTssas BACON 60 to brand 11oS and y se ety
Western, refined. tierces, 14h c.: do. do tubs.
l4la c., DO, pure city kettle rendered. In terceB.
o. do C..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11

EeW ton Academy Semi MILITARY. 65ll yea. Home
school Tor 40 boys ueaF N. \. kate mod CataluEs
=. S. 0llsan. REineigal Be- L, heston. n, =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11

Alas aLAksstAILis AeCLs0oL lux GlzE4s
Cnar1llls i1c4Eion - E-te- Ir1l1 Fllla- C1ulsa
Ile7llc Eciance oufzoor nthlErica. s4l4d Tor
setalog- Alzs y s A=Fskalls o@k LAns. Fhlis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11

Low water. 800 an, L9z water. g0I pm.
TEAPEEAEUkE An EACH H0Uk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-11
II = ! 75oz72i5S5sI eo5f285sI s. 2 I =
BLAIRsTOWE. N. !.
BLAIR ACADEMY

General education and preparation for eollegs
technical school College entrance certificate
privilege. New gymnasium with running track.
Walt the school You will be cordially weleoInsd-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
Puccini Saloon License
May be Brought Before
Council Again Tonight

cts council van meet tonight "a
regular session. ia" first ui the '''I''
Dor meetings
The grrs,,ou OF "a license for the
pu,riui saloon AZ 3l3 North F1Tsi
street. which led co. court action re-
ecutl may come again M different
gHisr 49, pucciul af,cr conducting
fh, place for throc months, failed ="
uak. another quarterly payment and
closed up saturday uient Val" Hin-
nav, aruiU,d their Intention "f as
ms that the ucons, uo transferred &"
them. f. was stated az The city nail
toda. that tho license cannot De 80
transferred ana nat th" N,."s v'l
have tu apply as urigiaul l~etitiouors
with IA, 9, iufrol number OF .lgTa-
lures.
ru..lu,'s saloon got into count when
MAYOR My-tortcld vetoed she license
granted him hy council, ou the ground
TINT trorc wore saloon. enough ip
town ruegiuI lawyer GET up tht
ruiut that the mayor was a purely
executive officer as far os Licenses were
concerned aud had No power 20 veto
when council granted them and the
court sustained the contention and
the mayor 10 issue the n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

port that q suitcase belonging to a
man named De Baoa az the -luitor.
,um wa stolen. bot nothing to CON.
meet nm win the theft had been uu.
carihtd hy the authorities this morn.
ing.
Al members Of Lincoln circle.
NO. g. a." requested 10 ATTEND the SER
vices u funeral IT Conrad" Il NJ.
MuRRl"N at Strung's chapel "a $3.50
% cluck Thursday.
Attorney II e. Miller of ~ plso. q
torm"r resident here is q visitor IN
town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02


now than | did before. and ! recommend
the Compound every time for female
troubles, ms il did for me all il is claimed
to do. You have my permission Ia pub
lish this letter" Mrs. J. MAY, 354s s.
Lincoln St, Chicago, III.
II you have any of the symptoms men.
toned in Mrs. Mays letter, remember
what Lydia +. ~Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for her. and try it your
self. It is u good old fashioned medi-
cine, made from roots and herbs, and It
has helped countless numbers Of women.
IHyou need special advice, write
to Lydia T.. I'inkham Medicine
Go. (coutidcntian. Lynn. Mass.
Your letter will bc opened, read
and answered by "a woman, 0n0
held in strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
MRS. Mays
LETTER 10 women
More Proof that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Relieve sSufferins.
suffered from n bad
Lydia T.. Pink hams

Ncge able Com.
pound was recon.
mended and ! took
about six bottles.
1t fixed me up all
right. The common
symptoms Of such q
condition pain
when walking, irri
tation. bearingdown
pains and b~ackachc.
nervousness ard dis
ordered digestion
| look much better
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02
AMBASSADORS CHEF
NOW IS COOKING FOR
SOLDIERS At vEROUN
Young Frenchman Prepares Food
for Company of His Comrades
Before Famous Fort Tunnel Is
Great Help to Forces of Jofrre.

~ ''.h'nL I.Rh' ~ ID"
-, ''''' W 'h' man
- '"' - wv mus h'i"'
r. '" ''"""" N'i"'H' 'ht
'"'H 'u""'l i''"l"i''ih''
w "''" "'h""' u'hS'' l'Il'N
~ wv "'''9 '"' nv" OBI" '"'
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We '''F AMERICAN ''IH"9-
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"I''7I'o"'' .'-.'ea
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80 "'7"H', '''".'- wv '' WV
The front rho, are 80 American ana,
they spc,k English tpsto,d a., Ffrr,a
ana th, ,.mm.pJ.pt. h-,ad,u,r,.,.-
a ut,I, nos, I'm the ,l,y ha. bIs
mixture of t.ur.. sam bprgfur .u mn.
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nov nnsson an .l,.,r,n plant ,br.b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-02

FuIowiuc three meetings OF eN.
hIuitots, ti,r boosters and other. lu-
tcrcstcl .u iho success 0r the -tatc
exposition 10 set OF suggestions FOR the
conduct uf future fairs has been
drawn up The FIRST mcolng was held
Friday 90 which Governor Mcdonald
was present Another session va.
held saturday afternoon. and at q
final meeting saturday night the sug-
gcstious wcr" formulated and put ~
writing.
Prominent among thaso taking part
In the meetings were r. :. Trumbull,
agricultural dcmuus,rator Of the El
laso ~ southwestern, Alice :. Upton,
" VI MvllNain, Eddy county NJ &.
Gonzales, san Miguel county, Or. NJ
" Purtorncld, Grant county; j. f.
Iccili. Nrtosia Prof, Fabian Garcia
state college br john s.. Iioglcr.
Hclcu. IS T. chapman. Guadalupe
count, \ A. ltoEors. portaics
claude simpson Eo-V,il. o. NJ Trut-
ter Artos,t, and several others.
Doctor I.add presided u,ct the SEES.
sJous us chairman and Prof A. g.
CooioN stat" director uf extension
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

Joe Manion, straw boss who works
for the $500" Line railroad, was
named Wednesday in an affidavit
made by Stanley Brasda, 5036 S. Lin
coin. Brasda says that Manion fired
him because he had refused to come
across and that he had been asked
for $40.
Joe Morgus, 1920 S. Ashland av.,
says he gave Joe Herides, Northwest
ern railroad straw boss, SIS for a
job. 1t didn't pan out as Heridas said
it would, so Morgus says he asked
for his money. Herides, he says, re-
fused. Morgus complained to the
Northwestern railroad and HeTides
was fired.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS STRAW
BOSSES EXPLOIT HELP

SSOSGO LII G\l llE-i
The worst group of small ex-
ploiters in Chicago are the straw
bosses who shake down" foreigners
who work under them, according to
Richard Knight, the state inspector
of employment agencies. Knight al
so says that these are the hardest
kind of crooks to catch and convict.
Every day foreigners come into his
office on the third floor of the Trans
portation building and tell him how
they have been compelled to give the
boss certain percentage of their pay
each month. Most Of the men have
been discharged because they REBEL
ed against the shakedown. 1t is then
that they start to look around to see
where they can right the wrong they
feel has been done them. So when
Knight gets the complaint it is usu-
ally too late to make satisfactory
investigation.
Some men make affidavits; 9TH
ers make complaints. All are investl-
gated by deputies who go out and
check up. If sufficient evidence is
found the straw boss or superlntend-
ent is arrested, brought into court
and fined for running an employment
agency without a license.
But convictions are few and far
between. This is because one mans
word is as good as another's in court
and Inspector Knight knows the flu
tility of bringing in men without
more than one witness.
There are many different methods
of shakedown. Some of the straw
bosses, if they don't dare to collect
straight from the other fellow, get
up a rattle for a "sick friend" Still
others sell goods on a fat commits
sion.
Inspector Knight says there in only
one way in which his Office can sue
cessfully cope with this evil and that
is to put his deputies to work. But
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
HOYNE GIVES NEW DETAILS OF
ALLEGED FRAME-UP

Further details of the plot to bring
gangs of vicious crooks to Chicago
in order to discredit the cleanup at
tempted by States Atty Hoyne and
Nicholas Hunt of the detective bu-
reau were given out by the former.
Hunt, Hoyne says, while still a
private detective gathered evidence
to show that eighty of the worst
crooks, of eastern cities had been
brought here by sore politicians to
prey on the city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
RAGEN GETS PAY BOOST FOR
ScRUBWOMEN AND JANTTORS

Social service workers, pulling
down fat salaries for making investi-
cations of the poor and who accom-
plish nothing, were condemned by
County Commissioner Frank Ragen
yesterday when he appeared before
the county board budget committee
to ask for raise for the janitors and
scrubwomen.
Ragen got what he went after. At
ter dilating on the worthlessness of
many county employees, the commit
tee voted to give both the janitors
and scrubwomen increases of $3.50 a
month. This will make the total pay
of the janitors $3.50 and the scrub
women $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Melehi zamordowah i
oerabii cdowieka.

Stanislaw Nowak pnr. 1917
No. Mashfield ave. Ben Edel-
stein pnr. 1902 Elk Grove ave.
onegdaj W sadie dla ma
loletnich oskarzeni 0 zamordowa-
ME j. Bergmana pnr. 2156 Po-
tomac ae. Znajomi owych chlopa
k6w liczacych ME wiecej jak lat
siedmnascie, powiedzieli policyi,
re oskarzeni chwalili sic, re oneg
daj zamordowali ograbili Berg
mana poza granicami miasta To-
ledo, o. j to " czasie, gdy tr6jka
ta udala sic " podroz naokolo
swiata = pieszo. Oskarieni chlopa
cy wypieraja sic wins powiada-
jja, 1e Bergman spaM pociagui
zabil sic na miejscu. SpraWe ich
.odlozono na p6zzniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24

mice. Anglicy scigali j W tym to
poscigu najechali i zatopili nu1'
niemiecki jeden, drugi najecha
li mozliwie zatopili go r6wniez :
sami strAcili diva statki: lekkie
krazowniki'' Nottingham 'sFal
mouth, kt6rego zaloga z Office
rami ocalona z0sta1a, wy
jatkiem jednego marynarza. Sta
10 sic to W sobote, 1890. Admit
ralicya przeczy stanowczo donie-
sieniu niemieckiemu zatopieniu
torpedodca, >uszkodzeniu kra-
2ownika angielskiego przez Mem
COW.
Berlin, 23-go sierpnia. RAJ
port niemiecki donosi, il ia Mo-.
rzu F6lnocnem nury niemieckie
W starciu wyzej opisanem zatopi
}y jcden krazownik, jeden torpe=
dowiec uszkodzily jeden okret-
wojcnny, oraz drugi krazownik
angielski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Rosyanie wstzynlani.
Wiede1, 32-go sierpnia. -

"1eOeA, oA-6O oAoA pAAAes' ~s<'
port austryacki og}asza - wstrzy
mamie pedu rosyjskiego Ia
Lw0w. Onegdaj toczy}a sic krwa
wa bitwa przez II godzin na Cd
cinku linii Zahoree, W powiecie
Brody: Rosyanie szturmowali po
zycye pod Pieniakami, Manojo-
wem, Ponikowica, kt6re trzyma
gen. Boehm- -Ermoeli: jedynie
pod Manajowem uda}o sic Ro--
syanom wziac mala czesc oko--
pow austryackich. Potwierdza do
nicsienie austryackie berlinskie
komunikat Rosyanie W brodz--
kim powiecie wstrzymani zupef--
mic, wszclkie ich ataki odparte ;
pod Batkowem, Hurbuzowem, Pc
|repelnikami odparto ataki rosyj-
skie: walki te tocza sic W powia
|tach brodzkim az wglab powiatu
zborowskiego. Dalej ma froncie
Dniestru walka byla pod Kon--
czakami Tustobabami gdzie ar
cyks =Karol -odebraf pewne pozy-
eye, ,ataki edparl j wzial 154 jen
COW rosyjskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
GA wypadki pafal1u.

Newark, n. j. I'd chwlll wy
buchu epidemii paralizu dziecin--
nego, do czwartku, zanotowano
684 wypadki tel choroby.
w okolicy r6wniez zanotowa--
no wiele wypadk6w. Powiatowy
szpital W Soho, jest formalnie
przepehiony. w szpitalu miejs-
kim znajduje sic oko}o 12O die
ci. Szpital Izraelicki ofiarowal ro
wniez swoje uslugi i podjaf sic
pomiescic 20 dzieci. DR.. Daniel
Bryan oddal do rozporzadzenia
wydzialu zdrowia 2 swoje domy
ma James ulicy, oraz klinike O.
sobiste uslugi.
Do pomocy radzie lekarskiej W
zwalczaniu epidemii, burmistrz
Raymond zamianowaf obywatels--
ki komitet kt6ry sic sklada ma
stepujacych osob: August V.Ham
burg, p. Lehman, sedzie Mancusi
Ungaro, Edward Gnichtel, Karol
y. Praizner, John Z. Q OToole, Ry
nier Y Taylor, PAM Spaulding
Frager 4 Panna Alice G. Kirpa-
trick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Dieci zankniete pfzez diva
dm.
ava

Wielkes Barre, Pa. Piecioro dro
bnych dzieci zostalo przez villas
nych rodzic6w zannknietes W do
mu, przy Stanton ul. gdzie pozo
stawaly pod kluczem przez diva
dni.
Sasiedzi 0 wypadku tym zawia
domili policye j ia oddala dzieci
pod opieke stowarzyszenia 'sUni-
.tet Charities. z
Policya zostala zawiado domiona
przez p. Bertels Q powyzszym wy
padku, re W domu p. Berdenskie
90 $50 Stanton ulicy znajduje
sic piecioro dzieci.
Policya odszukala czulych rodzl
COW aresztowala ped zarzutem Q
puszczenia swych wlasnych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Aushyacy " Ofensywie !.
Rzvm. 1890 sierpnia.

Rzym, 23-go sierpnia. zeby
przeciwwazyc ofensywe wloska
ma Karsie w kierunku Tryestu,
Austryacy wykonali demonstra-
eye ofensywne W Trentino, bonn
bardujac atakujac pozycye w1o-
skic W dolinach alpejskich, pod
Monte Sperone~ i W Rio FREDDIE
|dolinie, w sokolicy P0sina, w do
linie Adygi wszedzie nader inten
sywna trivia kanonada z bateryi
austryackich, oraz pr6bnc ataki
nocne i niespodziane urzadzono,
kt6rc jednak w}osi przyjeli do
brze odparli wszystkie, ME da-
.jac nieprzyjacielowi nigdzie zad--
nej .pozycyi. Batcryc wfoskie od-
powiadaja Austryakom: stacya
kolejowa " Sllian zosta}a zbom--
bardowana pociag wojskowy na
niej zniszczony doszczetnie. Mad
g6rnym j srednim biegiem Soczy
artylerya dzia}a obustronnic na--
der intensywnie: pod Gorycya
ma Karsie sytuacya bez zmiany.
W1osi wykonali nagly atak ma
Villanova i Vas, biorac jenc6w
i niszczac obrony austryackie.
W1osi ma Karsic dzialaja dwu ar
miami: jedna pracuje na wsch6d
cd Gorycyi, szturmujac potezne
wyniosfc pozycye Karsu Monte
San Gabrielle j Monte San Da--
niele, druga dziala dalej ma po-
,1udnie w kierunku~ Tryestu.Na-
razie postep szybszy wojsk tyeh eh
,yst ,,an Jest losi aalsza 20
zdobye wymienione pozycye g6r
.skie, nadto twierdze Tolmino,
mad srednia Socza, oblegana
juz wielka forsa przez trzecia
armie wfoska, dziafajaca ma tym
froncie: dop6ki te trzy punkty
ME beda zdobyte, wazniejszy po
step w kierunku Tryestu jest
W}ochom ME moz]iwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Z NV PolSKlCH
v AhIERYCE.
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CHICAGO.

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oneEaa jazenA xydaniu The
esgo Daily ieHs opisuj je, pan
tou gzarnec q, jk e ehwila'
i. j S ainen
EEzlysien po1sfi getllie patryotyez'
ne, spiew i rozpoWszech echnianie ktoi'
rych byly wzbronione pod zabo-
rami pruskim i rosyjskfm. Zda--
walo sic tez,ze zamarly one wsr6d
tamtejszej ludnosci~polskiej, ale
bylo to tylko zfudzenie, gdy po--
mimo przesladowan spiewano je
zawsze -, choc " tajemnicy = a
polskie matki nucily, je miast ko-
lysanek, ukladajac do snu swe
dziatki.
Gdy wojna wybuch]a, zaborcze
rzady ME tylko pozwolily pols--
kim zolnierzom spiewac te ukocha
lie przez Mich piesni, ale grac je
rozpoczely take muzyki wojsko-
we, by pobudzic ochote api-
musz zakutych W obce mumdyry
Polak6w, zmuszonych do brato-
b6jczej walki we wrogich sobie
armiach.
w koncu podaje pan Czarnec-
XII W angielskim przek}adzie po
kilka zwrotek najpopularniej-
szych piesni i spiew6w polskich,
jak: Choral Ujejskiego ~ dy-
mem pozar6w "Boze eos Polls
ke'', "Jeszcze Polska ME zginela
l"Patrz Kosciszko ma mas nieba'
Pomoc dajcie mi rodacy' .Oda
do Mlodosci' Adama Mickiewi--
cza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Sukcesy Sprzymierzony

Londyn, 23-go sierpnla. -
Dzien onegdajszy zaznaczyf sic
zn6w wielkim sukcesem wojsk
angielskich / francuskich ma ca
lynn szachodnim terenie, walk. Ma
przestrzeni ,od Ancre do Somme,
W Pikardyi Anglicy lamali linie
niemieckie, dalej mad Somme i
pod Verdun Francuzi je szturmo
wall re znakomitym rezultatem.
w rezultacie pierwsza linia no.
wych obron niemieckich wsze--
die zostala zmieciona j znisz--
czona, a druga W wielu punk
tach zostala z}amana: W tych
punktach Niemcy znow maja
tylko trzecia linie, co macy, IL
musza sic cofnac, zak}adajac H.
ME nowe, o lie kontratakami ME
uda i'm sic cos dawniejszych Q
debrac. Cd Pozicres wzd}uz drog
anas Delville !, pobliski Lasek
Dyabli'' az ku dolinie Somme ca
la linia byla w ogniu i w krwi
szturm szedf po4 szturmie pei:
na forsa artyleryi j piechoty
walka toczy sic wciaz jeszcze
nieskonczona Niemcy So "
nieustannym szturmie, atakowa-.
nj, spychani wstecz cofaja sic
ciagle pod naporem Sprzymie'
rzonych.