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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06
PRzEGLAD TYGODNIOWY.

Ubiegiy tydzien ME wykazai mic wa
znieszego W interesie realnosciowym.
- Ma og6f biorac rezultaty byiy do
syc zadawalniajQce chociaa ME byio ty-
lie transakcyi co W p%oprzednim tygo-
dniu. - Polacy nabyli nastepujace re-
alnoSci:
Jan Witek nabyl 526 n. Ada st.
J. Hador. naby& 204S Augusta st.
Antoni Kadzwicki, nabyl 3117-21 Au-
gusta I'll.
Maryanna StempiGska, nabyla 1913
II Austin I've
J6zefa Podrez, nabyia 100 Augusta
utica.
Stanislaw lukowski, nabyI 906 No,
Ashland ave.
Klara Witnik, nabyla 134S West
Blanche I'll.
Felix's J. Bogosh, naby1 252l Chica-
go ave.
Stanis}aw KopiGski, / Ignacy Sly
maGski, nabyli do sp6lki 1857 Clarin-
da ul. .
J6zef Sebastian, nabyl 1913 Coblentz
utica. "~
J6zef Bielik, nabyl 3211 S. Crawford
avenue
A. Wallak, nabyl 1913 W. Cornell I'll.
Marta Hoppa, nabyia 1442 Dickson
utica.
WladysIaw Kasprzak, naby} 1919 W.
Erie I'll.
Franciszka Konwinska naby}a 202S
w. Erie ul.
Marya j. Rekowska, nabyla 1920 n.
Fairfield ave.
Antoni ZieliGski nabyl 2035 Girard
utica.
Katarzyna SlidziGska nabyia ia n.
Hoyne ave
j. Kalwoda, nabyi 3123 S. Hamlin
emu
Stanislaw Bebak, naby1 S44 Holt III.
r6g Clarinda.
Emilia Kniet nabyia 2043 w. Huron
utica.
Zofia Januszewska, nabyia 300 To-
wa ul. r6g Leavitt.
Anna Potuznik, nabyla 1854 s.
Keller ave.
Jak6b Franek, nabyi 1921 s. Komen-
sky ave.
Amelia Knopka, nabyia 1725 North
M~arshfield ave.
Mieczysiaw Gwiazda nabyi 20oI y.
Mozart I'll.
Jan Majerczyk, nabyi 1926 w. Ohio
utica.
Bazyli Warcinek, naby{ 42T North
Springfield ave.
Teofil Grabowski, nabyi 270j No.
Troy III.
W. Myrda. nabyI 1914 ". 20ta III.
Andrzei Klimek, nabyI 2421 w. Tho
mas I'll.
Eleonora Glogowska, nabyla 2124
Thomas I'll.
Paulina Polonska nabyia 414S w. Wa
shington Blvd.
Ignacy Szymanski nabyi 11Os-1O \.
Wood utica. -.
Franciszek Drozdowski, nabyl 1919
n. Wood ul.
A. SoliGski, nabyI 42S Whipple I'll.
J. Smigaj, kupil 1916 n. Washtenaw
avenue.
Francsizek Rosiiski, nabyl 3449 y.
Hamlin V
Klementyna Zebrowska, nabyla 1913
SO Kaskaskia ave..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06

DR ". q. 6CHRAfER
POLSKI LEkARZ / CHIRUR9
epecyalnie Ne wszystkicn eAorooach naSeSy<s
kobiet I dsieci. $50
eat Noble ui. Tea McnSos SoS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06
e q g
LIsTA KONTEST0W W Pike
MONA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ma DIS.

Ma dis popoludniu ZapowiadaJa
manazerowie jedenastek zakiadoW
wyzszych naukowych innych haste
pujace kontesty.
w Urbana - Kansas VS.. Illinois.
w Madison - Beloit VS.. Wiscon-
sin.
w Columbus - Ohio Wesleyan
VS.. Ohio State.
w Evanston Lake Forest VS..
Northwestern.
W Ann Arbor - Case VS.. Michi--
gan.
w Iowa City - Cornell College
VS.. Iowa.
w Bloomington - Wabash VS..
Purdue.
WAmes - Coe vs.. Ames.
w Notre Dame - Kalamazoo VS..
Notre Dame.
w East Lansing - Alma VS.. Mi
chigan Aggies.
w Kalamazoo - Olivet VS.. West
ern State Normal.
. w Omaha - Peru Normal vs.
Creighton.
" Grand Forks - jamestown vs..
North Dakota.
w Norman - Phillips VS.. Okla
homa.
W Lincoln - Nebraska Wesleyan
VS.. Nebraska.
W. Lexington - Southwestern
Presbyterian VS.. Kentucky.
w Danyille - Eastern Kentucky
Normal VS.. Centre.
w CleYeland - Wooster VS.. we
stern Reserve.
W Des Moines - Penn College
VS.. Drake.
W Columbia - William Jewell VS..
Missouri.
WManhattan - Oklahoma A. n
NJ. VS.. Kansac Aggies.
" Springfield. Mo. - Henry Ken
dali VS.. Drury.
W Emporia - State Manual Trai-
nings VS.. Emporia Normal.
w Fayetteville - Warrenburc
State Normal VS.. Arkansas.
w G~alesburg - Iowa Wesleyan
VS.. Knox.
w Greencastle - Rose Poly vs..
De Pauw.
w st. Paul - st. Thomas VS.. st.
Mary's.
W Oxford - Miami VS.. Ohio Nor
thern.
W Cincinnati - Earlham VS.. Gin
cinnati.
w Marietta - Norris Harvey VS..
Marietta.
w New Concord - otterbein vs..
Muskinghsm.
W Alliance - Kenyon VS.. Mount
Union.
W Granville - Marshall vs.. De-
nison.
" Akron - Heidelberg VS.. Akron,
DR. w. q. 6CHRAfER
PoLSM LEkARz i CHIkUR9
epecyalnie Ne wszystkicn eaorooscn nasesy<
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06

Prswie ka4dy polski agent real
aoSciowy oglasZs sic " DZlENN1Ku
CHICAGOsk1M DO niejednokrotnit
prEekonaf sic. 70 tn a~ajlspisj mu
Ia oplacI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06
DATY KONTESTow.

Pierwszy - sobota, $50 pazdzier-
rika, W Comiskey parku.
Drugi - niedziels. Ego pazdzier-
uika. W Comiskey parku.
Trzeci - wtorek, ego pazdzierni-
ka, W Polo Grounds, W Nowym Yor-
ku.
Czwarty - Sroda, 1890 pazdzier-
nika, Polo Grounds, " Nowym Yor-
ku.
Piaty - piatek, 1880 paidzierni-
ka, W Comiskey parku.
Sz6sty - poniedzialek, 1890 paz-
dziernika, Polo Grounds, W Nowym
Yorku.
Kontest siodmy, gdyby sic tego o.
kaEais ~potrzeba, odbedzie sic W dniu
1 miejscu oznaczonem przez komisye;
miejsce zdobedzie manazer. kt6ry
wygra podczas rzutu pieniadza. w
razie odwoiania kontestu z powodu
deszczu, hub dla innych waznych
przyczyn, kontest TAXI ma sic odbyc
" miejscu. ktorym obie dziewiatki
sic znajduja " czasie odwoiania CRY.
" razie z~akonczenia cry rezultatem
ma r6wri draw kontest nastepny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06

Igorottes vs.. South Chicago.
Mohawks VS.. Vincennes A. e.
25-go listopada.
Opal A. A. VS.. Iroquois.
r. s. Ball Bearing Company vs.. Oak
land Autos.
Thorns VS., Cornell A. G.
Tornadoes VS.. Britt-Midwaysf
Hamlin Hanks VS.. Evanstons.
standards VS.. South Chicago.
I-orottes VS.. Yince1aes A. G.
Mohawks VS.. Racine Cardinals.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06
yWOrId Series.
DIS PIERwSZY KONTEST
,,SKARPETKARZG" NOWO-
NORCZAN.

EaJinteresowniejsza cZescia sezonu
piIkarzy zawodOwc6w jest z pewno-
scia Gas ,.walki' o sEampionat Swia-
ia dz~iewiatek ktore " poszczegolnych
ligach zdobyiy sz~ampionaty DIS vice
odbywa sic pierwszy kOntest o tenze
szampionat Swiata czyli pierwszy kon
test t. wv. World Series" ma boisku
Comiskey'ego PREY S5tej / Shields
ave. Pc jednej strOnie staja chicago
Soy ..skarpetkarze'' zdobywcy SIAM
pionatu Iigi AmerykanSkiej a po dru-
giej stronie dziewiatka ,,Dziana" Nc
Graw z Nowego Yorku, szampioni IL
ri Narodowej. Sportoweom naszym'
kt6rzy z pewnoscia ami jednej CRY o.
vych seryi ME opuszcga tax W Chi
eago jak i W Nowym Norku, podaje-
my kilka s~zczegol6w dotyczacych
gier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06
KONTESTY POSEZONOWE ZAPO-
WIEDZIANE Ma JUTRO.
* OK

Mlmo tego, il scion CRY W pike me-
iowa ligi tutejszej dawno zakonczyly,
jutro do cry posezonowej zabieraja sic
dziewiatki slime starajac sic scion cry
W pike metowa cokolwlek przedluzyc.
A vice do CRY W pike jutro p%opotudniu
staja dziewiatki:
Great Lakes W Garden City parks.
Great Lakes W Garden City parku.
Ragens w American Giants parku.
South Chicago W Hammond.
Union Giants W Chicago Heights.
Albany Parks w Logan Square.
Chicago Giants w Kenosha, wis.
Grant Park Navy. w Normal parku.
81 81 q % p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-06

Triner. wielkowytw6rca lekarstw
1333-1343 S. Ashland ave-. Chi,
cago, ILL.,. (Ogi(
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
GrfIart.

nSie, grieitrdger. cs lit picber.
bolt porgcfonnlen, baB Sic 9rieie
Die ribtig al mid aoreiiicrt lparen
an Scrrn Or. Soiimahn in oel
5peiten gtage absrgcbcn baben. Sd
bite. iif bod 3a mcrfcn 6aB i'd
Soimann bciBe. wGbrcuo ii6 Der
Serr iiber mir nit ii iGrcibt.
.Gntihuloigell 81, Scrr 9ottor.
oas gam bcd)itcns alicmnl am
Sonnam'o boiiicren!"
.@ic nlcinen Sic Dos? slm
Sonnabeno?"
ngtu' ia. ieD'n sc. am Srcitas
bamm mer. mas e. bar @ollcgen i'm
I'M i6. unier'n ancibam'nb; ga
gebt's 9encbnlidl bis Sonnam'no
ourd. I'M ha commits baum mobI
Dor, oaB mer frib nod ooppcIt
iiebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
SdJlcdltcS WciuI,len.

rSobann ucnn I'll mcincnl
Suhien Wirflid ba5 Sdlnqrd)cm ab.
geppbnen fannit 10 bcfoIinnit Gu
einen Saler BON mir"
(gldt Gage ipGtcr): ~Sobann Gu
biit elm @liBferl = bier bait 9u
Eeinen Saler!. ;. slbcr iagc mir,
ME bait Tu Dem @oul oas S6nar.
den 10 idnea ab9e!uobnt2"
Sobann: .Sebr einiad. 9n1biger
Serr. gSic er wieocr angciongen
bat, bab' if ibm einen Giibel @ai.
ier iiber ocn aopi gcgoiicnl"
.Sier bait Gu nod einen SaIer!
slbcr UNI @ottespillen. lag Don Der
Sur meincr Sroi nihtS = Die
mnd)t mfrs JOINT ebeniol"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- 9oppeIiinuig. 5remoer
Gin einem g8irtsballs 5lueiten Gan'
ges, nafoem er Der Scllnerin ELI
5rinfgeIO gegc6enD: so - Der
Saustne6t bctomnlt nihts, neil er
mid peri6Iaien lieB uno id ge'
Splingen mar, nod einen Sag bier
eus5ubaltenl"
g8irt: .9itte, lit aud nidt notig!
Ser SauSfnedt lit iAon Don mir be-
aabIt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- . b mme slusii6t. Sn
einem Sbeatcr miro Die nelie Sper
zines ilngen aompouiiteu auise.
fiibrt. Ser erite Ift lit gum srobcn
Seil cinem anOern 8omponiiteu emf
lebnt. 0leid uah 9cainn Der @or.
itelluug pfeift oas Bublifrm. -
DSimmeI", meint Der Goiuponiit,
voas lit nod gar nidt meine Wuiif
- unb Die pfciien i6un io!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

@auneritol5. Gauner
(Sum Sduemann, Der iDn perbaf.
teD: .sIuf Oieie 8erbaiting fonnen
Sic ii6 mas einbilbcL Oenn sic
ba6en es nit mir NIT elmer pieIge'
iilbten YerionIidfeit 5u tun!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- 0dbIte Summer. Srelu.
Der (5um 9oteIoiener, Der i'm III
Der. Stubt umbcriiibrD: .Gas lit ia
einc foloiinle Statue."
Sicner: .Sa, Die Sanb ioa aIlcin
eli 3oll mciicu."
6remScr: r@esbalb baben iie Die
Sano oenn ni6t 5lpoli 3oa lang
gcnladt?"
Gicncr: ~@eil lie teinen SUB
onraus MAIDEN tonnten.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

Gin S6merenoter.
Sic: nWicin 9eburtsort lit MIR eilI
-gdnS fleiner Slcden. -"
Gr: rglbcr ein SonnelIfleden.4
" !.ipierle unfennt.
mis-. Eaiia9ier: nSasen Sic nal,
.S6aiiner. mas lit benn ons fir elm
8aiicr. oaS bort oriiben iliebt9"
aonouftcltr: SOS peiB / net -
i triutt's 9au5' Sabr feinsl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

= Sic tdunerfeinoiM
v5rGlilein sIIma bat iid urrlobt2
SD bcnfe, iie lit cine 10 groBe Yidn.
ncrieinbin9"
rSit iie aud, iie mil iest Sur
Prugis iiber9cbcnl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
6 rf O II n I.

= grfannt. Sanolungsrei-
ienoer (bei einem Sllnoen renom-
miercno): Bon bieicm artifel al.
lein babe if bellte idon 1000 DE
ter perfauit! @iiien Sic, mas Dos
beiBt?"
Sunbe: rSarpobI, 10 Meterl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- Griter @ebanfe. .,lteber.
lcgen Sic iid mcinen sIntrag. gna.
oigeS Sraulein. @rpdgen Sic ale
Gbancen, Sic fonnen ni6t better
fabren."
r@iepiel 9lutonlobiIe 6aben
Sie2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

-SerpIappert. Serr: rsl9,
gn6biges Sraulein i'd ibw6rme fir
Sbre bunflen slugcn uuo Sbr
i6par5es Saar!"
.9asielbe babcn Sic pobl aud
meiner Sreiinbin Olga idon g..
iagt?"
n9epabre. i Die lit ia bIonO!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

= 9uter SergIei h. .@a.
mein 2ieber. bnben Sbnen geitern
abeno Die @r5GbIiinaen inicrcs Sor-
tiers irnponicrt? Ger bat eine1
Nunb, mas?"
.Sa, oas reinite .2igIod"l"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- @ingega,ngen. 9teife:
,Genfe Cir. SufeI, mir fat &C.
tr6umt. III bitteit mir so Collars
geihenft!"
SnfeI: so; na Die fannit Gu
bebaltenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

9uriidge9eb Bauer
(im 5oologiiden @arteD: $50 lit
Oem bier oas 9fbillo5eros2"
sIuiieber (groO; ~S6aisfopf, Sic
iteben ia oiht Oauorl"
ngtein = ib meine ia bas pirf.
lihe!"
- Gntme0er -o0er. Saul.
mann (5u ieiner bciratstuitigen glel-
teitem: n0cnn Iu ourhaus iest
ihon beiratcn wiIlit 10 nimm I'M.
ieren Brofllriitcn; oenn wenn Oh
ben 0taler baben winlt, muBt Oh
ninOcitens nod 5pci bis orei Son.
turie ubmarten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

- g 9redIt4er Sroum.
rslber Gu bait beute nae:t umrubig
gei9lofenl"
p8ein Wunber! mir bat setrdumt,
baB i9 aGe 9erge BON Sirol einses
padt unb nod SauIe ssI9idt babe
- nur ben Ortler ni6t! Sir ben
paren ale aiiten gu tlein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

2e6rer: r8es lit 6enn beute
los? Shon balb neuu llbr uns
immcr Endi feline SdiiIer oo2"
Ger fieine GmiI: ,Sa. id
'bob' oil ben anoeren seinat. beute
pore feline S6uIc. uub benfen q,
Serr 2cbrer, Die ounmen aerIe
-nobeu's gtaIoubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

sd ipiiroe ben Sut ncbmen -
aber 80 Collars. 2"
n9itte, @ndoigite, iest foitet er
mir nod IS Collars. gIIs Sic Dor
orei Stunoen oufingen, Die Siite
5u pro6ieren oa mar er nod mo-
oernl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

= @bnungspoIl. Srau bes
SauIes (Su elmer biibihen iunsen
Jrau, bic psripdtet ins raaffeetrGnas
ben" fommD: nSoeben, liebe Srau
Oottor. babsn mir bon Sbnen ses
iproden!"
Sunge Jrau (betroffsm: n@b -
bas 1T aber ni4t idOn; id babe ia
Den Somen gar nibts setan!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
ltnpaiicuSer 8liidiunnid.

@eiuf: r@nGbi9e Srau. su
Sbrcm @cb,trtstoae piinide id SD.
ncn allies, ipus Sic iid ieIbit min.
i6en."
@otte Ciic IidD: nSoffcntIih
miro niGts borals. JOINT bin id, in
aGt Sascr plcitc!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
Griat.

.@as bait Gn Ocnn, mcin 2ieb?
@ans rotgclueinte glugen9"
nglh, ltelle Dir nur Dor, Ssfar:
SD bate Sir beute 5u Gciuem 9e.
burtstog einc Sorte eebodcn. unb
mic id porbin i'll Der Siide nuds
iebe, bat lie bic 8oec gcirciicn."
nMoht nidts. 9a boit 0u @eIo,
fauf' Gir cine nelle Sneel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

Inipieluus. Sic Gingt):
.Tas bodlte Slid bot feline Sic.
Der. ="
gr: .@arum ldBt Eh uns Dies
Slid uidt aenieben2~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

CIR bat redt. o.: .@Iallbit
Oh, baB ngut" bciier lit ais nbei.
ier" ?"
g.: .llmmogIih!"
81: .So2 @enn es eincm Gran.
fen r9ut" eebt, 10 oebt es ibn bod
better. als menu es ibm ~beiier"
9ebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

Srau (ols Der @atte bunpeIno
bon einem Soli5iiten beim9ebradt
piro): lin SimmeIsnillen, mas
lit Dir 9eideben?l"
9atte: .llnter a sluto bin id)
'fommen. -. idid nur gIeih nm
an slopofaten uno Sam loii II
0oftor boIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

-M q bnun9. Gr: Sic Suppe
Ut fpiebsr m9t ssinlssn. Weiberl!
So; bite mir mebr 2iebs aus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
;Satale Gdlmeidlelei.

Yianiit (3u einem 9ritifer):
Scum, wie bot Sbuen meiue Beet.
bopen.Sonate geiallen?"
9ritifer: .9eetbouen ielbit
batte iider nidts baron aus5uiesen
gebabt."
Yianiit: .Sebr idmeidel.
bait!"
aritifer: n9itte iebrl Sic
piiien bod, oaB 9eetbouen taub
mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
|icl beidGftist.

,8arum ihaut oenn Ser Serr
gegenii6er INNER gar 10 anbGdtig
sum Seniter binaus?"
n9ld, Der beobadtct MIR, tuie bie
Gage Idnger perbcn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

r3um 9onnerpetter, SIR 2ous.
buben, niBt Sbr feinen anoeren
1BIos gum SuBbaIIipieIen aIs bis
rett por meiuer Saustiir?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
Sm SutlabeH.

Su tb erfGuferin: Sic Sii.
te paiien Sbnen Ieiber alle nidt,
Sbr Sopf lit etiuos 81 bidl"
SimanbI: Ser miro i1on
nicoer fleiner; mir bom geItern
MIR q 9iallierci g'babtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20
2afoniid.

u8u mibt mir raten, Iieber
Srelinol SD fam ein rei6es, aber
bGBlides WGoben beirateu uno elm
Iiebrci5enbes @eidopf, bas arm lit
,pie cine air6enmaus, -. mas ioa
i6 nun tuu2"
,9leibe Iebig!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

ranbansIer rGa idreb men Sobn ausm 5eIb, oaii
mbn Stno 6nterenanber marGiert nb Miien Die 9rit
friagt banl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-12-20

Gin Iieber aerI, bieier Softor!
Sbaoe = b6tte i'm gerne gebeira.
fet. slber ieine bIonben Saare pal.
fen obiolut nitt 81 meinem iueiBen
Seint."
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-04-27
PAClFIST PREACHER IN ROW
Remarks Of Rev. Noble S. EIderkln,
Formerly Of Lawrence, Kan,
Stir Illinois Church.

Chicago, April 25.-While much dis
satisfaction has been expressed by
members Of the executive board Of
Oak Park Second Congregational
church because of pacifist remarks of
The pastor, the Rev. Noble S. Elderkin.
his removal will not be required,
church leaders announced today. A
statement that all soldiers were muir
derers started the agitation against
Elderkin, it is reported.
'The discussion in question was
started by a mere difference in opin-
ion," Doctor Elderkin said today. 1t
is true that | believe a man, even in
a soldiers uniform, is a murderer.
when he goes about killing Others. |
made no deprecatory remarks about
the United States army"
Doctor Elderkin became pastor Of
the church several months ago. He
was formerly pastor Of the PlymoSth
Congregational church at Lawrence,
Kan, and was perhaps the most popu-
lar pastor in Congregational circles in
Kansas.
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Miss Dorothy Huston, who has
been visiting friends at Central
College, returned Saturday to
her home in Malta Bend.
Mrs. Ike Noyes and Miss Ado
line Ford went to Boonville We'd
nesday to attend a meeting of
the Lafayette Presbytery.
Mrs. A. E. Rogers went to
Kansas City Wednesday to spend
the day.
Miss Marguerite Bates went to
Waverly Wednesday for a brief
visit.
James L. Mosby, who has been
visiting his brother, ]. A. Mos
by, left Wednesday for his
home in Frederick, Okla.
Miss ". j. Aull went to Kan
sas City Wednesday to spend
the day.
Misses Esther and kathryn
Wiley went to Kansas City Sat.
urday to spend the day.
Mrs. N. A. Kindle went to Kan.
sas City this morning for a visit
w, V. Curtis went to Kansas
City this morning on business.
Mrs. George Read and daugh-
ter went to Napoleon this morn.
ing for a visit.
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Walter Sturtman of Kansas
City arrived Saturday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Mrs. William Barnes went to
Napoleon Saturday for a Wis
it with her son, Howard Barnes.
Mrs. D. P. Groves went to
Blackburn Saturday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Met
calf.
Miss Martha Legg went to
Marshall Saturday morning for
a weeks visit.
Mrs. j. S. Botsford returned
yesterday to her home in Kan
sas City, after a visit here
with the Misses Morath.
Miss Bess Maycock went to
Corder Saturday to spend the
week end with her parents.
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men, too old to fight, can do
their part by preparations to
help feed the men who fight.
In addition to the crops of
corn and wheat, thousands of
acres of navy beans and similar
crops that have the maximum
amount Of nutrition to the hun
bred pounds should be raised. All
kinds of food stuffs that can be
proftably canned or dried or pre-
pared for ocean transportation
should be prepared in order that.
our soldiers and those of our al
lies can be provided with a va
ried and wholesome diet.
With such men at the head Of
the United States Board as Hon.
Herbert G. Hoover, of the Coun-
Gil Of National Defense, o ur
country will have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that the prob
lem which baffled Europe on the
supply and price of food pro-
ducts will be met and properly
solved in this country with the
stimulus and patriotism with
which the farmers of our
country will respond to the APP
peal Of the general government.
No compulsory tillage of the
soil, such as England was COM
PEELED to enact under the pow
ers of the Defense of the Realm
Act in Ireland, will be necessa-
ry in the United States.
The transportation lines Of the
country are adapting all avail
able revenue and every possible
means to be prepared to serve
the country and general public
as transportation agencies, and,
through their several agricult-
ure departments, they will rend-
er any assistance they can to
the agriculture sections in or
der to meet the appeal Of the
United States Department Of
Agriculture.
The men in the Agriculture
Department of the Missouri Pa.
cifc and Iron Mountain Rail
ways will cooperate with the
farmers. both Individually anC
through their organizations, il
an effort to assist in bringing
about an increase in the yield o.
the lands of this section.
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THE NEW MEXICO LAUNCHED

New York. April 24.-The battle
ship New Mexico, comparing favor
ably, Extensively and defensively, with
any other fighting vessel afloat, was
launched at the New York navy yard.
With no untoward incident marking
the ceremony. which was private, be-
cause the Nation is at war, the New
Mexico moved down the ways five
minutes before the hour set.
The witnessing a~ssemblage was so
seated that from the moment the bat
tleship trembled into motion until she
rode the waters at the foot Of the
ways, only the bow could be seen.
This was one OF the measures Of pre-
caution adopted by the naval author.
titles. The navy yard was strictly
guarded by marines within and by
police without.
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IN GASOLINE PRICES

Washington, April denomination
of the gasoline industry by Standard
Oil interests, the Federal Trade Com
mission reported to the Senate today,
has been largely responsible for high
gasoline prices of the last two years.
The report, written after an exhaus-
tive Investigation into the entire pc
troleum industry, declares tnterlock-
ing stock ownership prevents any real
competition among the various Stan
dard OIL companies and the commits
sion recommends legislation to permit
reopening of the oil trust case to OBJ
tain notifications Of the supreme
courts dissolution decree.
No conclusive evidence was found,
It ia stated, that collusion exists
among the Standard companies in VIC
lation Of the decree, but the commits
sion's findings have been transmit
ted to the attorney general.
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TO GET FIRST LOAN
Announcement Of Amount and Other
Details Win Soon Be Made by
Secretary MeAdoO.

Washington, April A.-The first
.merican loan to the Allied nations
will go to Great Britain.
The amount and other details Prob
ably will be made public by Secretary
McAdoo within a few days.
Whatever the sum, the amount will
be available out of the proceeds Of the
5 billion dollar bond issue soon to be
offered to the public, of which 8 bill
lion dollars will be lent to the Allies.
Announcement to this effect was
made tonight at the Treasury Depart
ment after a day of conferences be-
tween Secretary McAdoo, Federal Re-
serve Board officials, American bank
ers. bond dealers and official repre-
sentatives of Great Britain and
France.
Another development was the an
nouncement that the size of the first
issue Of bonds authorized under the Z
billion dollar war finance measure will
depend largely upon the immediate
needs Of the Allies. Reports as to
this have yet to be received in detail.
IN reaching the decision to make
the first loan to Great Britain, Off
Gals have been influenced by the
knowledge that Great Britain, as
banker for the Allies, prior to Ameri-
cas- entrance into the war, has met
10 heaviest financial strain imposed
lDon any Of The Entente governments.
IN making the loan the United
tates win accept British bonds bear
s. BIZ. per cent interest vs. security.
hese bonds viii be deposited in the
Treasury here and the interest pay
lents made upon them-at a rate con
ia rally lower than that which Great
Dtitain has had to pay for recent Dor
rowinga-will balance the payments
made by the United States to holders
Of the American bonds.
A similar course will be followed in
making loans to other allied nations.