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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23
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Business
Property

List your business lots and
buildings with one who makes a
speciality in that line. | can al
ways find buyer for business
property bargains. Following IS
few OF my recent sales: s.
10 East First street, $4,000;
1l5 South Cincinnati, $lO,5OO; l8
East Second street, $4,000: SO2
South Boston, $4,000; 5l6 South
Boston, $4,000; Fourth and
Boulder, S27,50O; 210 South Boul-
der, $4,000; First National
building, $4,000.
Whether YOU want to sell, buy
or trade, can be Of valuable as
sistance to you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23
GasU lBmrmGT Mlago Co.


roR SALE New Sroom modern hunEalow'
81 900 down. balance terms, per cent
Phone owner iS1p.
ron sAiE-My five room and nasemen,
bungalow. modern; garage loeNra ~,
Cro,bic Heights takes good lot Hs pa" pay
mcut lhouo 3ois
ASK ABOUT our low priced homes on easy
terms II will pay YOU. Bridges Epp''
son Phone 3sal ..i
fOR SALE lot. corner they enhS an "i,'
Archer. 44Nlio. Address i'l". care "''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

Published in the Tulsa Daily World. Jan
uary 49, "a, 25, 20 and 27th, 1917.
World Publishing Co. PublishersD
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received at the office Of the City Auditor
until o clock p m, Thursday February
lst. 1917, for the construction OF n Sanitary
sub.Main Sewer for Sunset Park Addition
as follows, to.wit:
A 10 and 10 in. Main as outlet TO
Sanitary Sewer District ll6.
Plans, proiiles and specifications can he
seen at the office OF the City Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro-
posal sheets Of the city Of Tulsa.
The right to reject any part OF or any or
all bids Is reserved to the Board OF Cnmmis'
sioners OF said city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
A certified check IN the sum OF five (o)
NOR cent Of IN, amount VI the bid will be
required from each bidder
surety bond or other bond satisfactory
10 the Board of Commissioners of The city o.
Tulsa In the full amount Of the contract will
within ten liOl days be required from the
successful bidder. Al bids viii be opened
sinner. AT "A meeting TO be held In the City
Hall in said city Of Tulsa at 900 clock
a M. ON the ?nd day Of February l9lt.
IA. ii. WNSs
City Engineer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

providing SEi'Ss for Tor the payment Of The pr,nei.
shall nn, Ss S,f there pson rs n'TsSy ali tSe 'a ias.Sc
properly gSSi % in the a!y ot Ials,, otls:
homa' suiiisleht NO. p,Vuuve go. r,' ,o.uiti .oi"'
SUNS rs fVr 'hS Senp np"ISTg iei4 Tho, ,bo sum OF
90 zoo S 90 o59e for principal and the sum
OF $3.50 90 for interest
Dom ai ,nSIust'S' ,be be ,unn @ ~ s5'S0O 90 Tor
pr,nclps' anu '"e 'ui' VI F-'0'0'NY
Tor eacb n, tho vonrs 1921 10 1925
both inclusive. the sum OF 100000 for
nr,pa' ,areit anu '"' Gum " F-'00N'N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

C0ILEGE Hil farm has long been known as
The home OF hghclass single comb Rhode
Island Reds At the big sapulpa show we
won tve first and three. sweepsiake specials
Ne s,in have few mig :-erogs nen fss
rockerels for sale Phone 2l09'J'
FOR sALE--Big bargain; 22 teams, wagons
boiler wagon included. Seybold hiil
camp, shamrock, Okla ,,----
FOR SALE-Trained coon and possum
hounds. also unframed hounds, foX and eat
hounds. hiridogs. NJ l.. Crawford Tiger, ua,
FOR sALE-rhree nice Shetland colts,
cheap: for price and description write,
T. w Gray. Fayetteville, Ark.
FOR sALE-Csr Of hish'grsde Jersey
spfinsers; no, east Texas srrsm; rs; $40 per
foR sALE--Csnary birds. Phone i6tt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LoAN-We are In a position TO
.oon $500 Qoo. a month on Tulsa property,
either 10 neip buy or 70 impIssAi Hs"ms,
service Tulsa Security company, Second and
Boston. Phone 1873 ...
MONEY on hand, sioo, 600 private money 70
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands;
no delay; best rates and terms. Z. A. Lilly,
2Il.2i2 Texas Bldg. Phone esl. .-,----
MONEY TO LoAN-on furniture. piaaos
chsttel mortgages, real estate. Betkin'
Sample Co. Phone 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

Am ordinance amending section u W
o,Ji,,a,rn No 1854 of tn, ordinances Of me
City 81 Tulsa. Oklahoma, entitled An ord.
nance proyidiug for the issue of bonds ior
the improvement, Of the present , Tai, N5's Noss.
,o,ns in tho amount OF Fifty Thousand
Dollars $50. 100000 by purchasing and ,,.. IN.
.taIiin, additional water mains; providing
for the payment thereof, and declaring 'n
emerg.ncS ard declaring an emergency
HF IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD ut
" COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

Section That Section Of Ordinance
No. 1854 of tho ordinances Of the Iity Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, entitled, AN ordlnanIg, pee.
providing for the issue Of bonds ior ne i nm
system OF the City of Tulsa, oklahoma, iu
tie amount OF Fifty Thousand Dollar,
$50 600 OO). by purchasing and inN1linps ,p
additional water mains; providing ior ih' m
pavment thereof, and declaring an emer
rencv. be and the same is hereby amended
10 reRd AS follows towit:
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
TIA JUANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seIlinE: Syear-olds: four furlouEs
Billy Nestlehouse. lO6 &c. Ale1ander). to l. 7 to
5. 10 10 won Laura Mills- lis tKelsayl to
5, tn S 2 To S. second: Ike Mills lrs (E Martin
u !. to l. to !. third. Time. O:49l5 Anne
Star. Jack n. Perch. Nav Malshy. Sandaz Ger
trude R., Rattan. Easter Tide and Korln also ran
SECOND RACE-Nils and one-siIteenth YaIlaha
10 Matthews. Q to S. : to s. to s. won; En-
uaT-T. liz wv. Taylor. ID to !. 1 to l. . to l.
secord; Right Smart. 10 tOruesb. > tn z > to q
70 10. third. Tins. ee45 John Louis Whis-
prT7rE Hop. ,Iady Dunbar. Hv1dIa Hannis Acu
me-. N"rads Helen NJ. and Fargo Rose also ran
1HiRD RACE-SiI furIongs. RnIoco. liz CR
Shilling. 10 to ]. to l. to l. won: RubicoT1 H.
Us (o'Brsn). 10 to l. to l. to 2 second; DELANEY
lN (keLsay). to oven. 70 10 third. Time
1h. Ancestors, Mis- Brush, Magic Auntie Curl
svestdals. Bully. Pruspsrois Baby, Category, and
also ran-
FOURTH RAcB-stx t1rIonss. Den,. 100
Picksus). ) to I ersn. to s. won; Gladiola, 3
tMcGnU). 10 = even, to 5. second; Tokay. lI3
tVandusenl. to Z. 10 z. to J. third. Time,
l:n25 Shell Do. Spokane Queen and DerTish
also ran-
FIFTH RAT-Mile and seventy yr.d, Trou.
Fly. 100 Kslsy1. ersn. to s. out, won; LOUISE
PSul. lU tStHeus1. Q 10 g. ! TO Z l to 4 second ;
Star Anass. % q. Hrnt). to l. . 10 l. even, third
Ttns. Ia KITTY BtanAsld, Iona Coostsr and
Rash finished - named
SIXTH RACB-Mns md one-strteenfh Loan
Shark l6 q. Hunt. to l, even, l to z won;
Dok Benson. IL sKelsay1, II TO s. to 10. 2 to s.
seoond; AusustH Rstnss. Ii CMcBdd.), Z to l,
sven . 10 8 third. Tine. 1zs1s Stanley g.,
Prtncs<s. JIntce. csto Mons and Jurisdiction
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ClaImInE: horses and gcldrgs
+year-olds and upward; SIX furlongsL sosias, liz
tCrllmp). to 5. I to s. . to 5. WON Uncle Jim
me. lls tMurphy). Il to l. . to l. to 2, second
Progressive. II IT. MCTaegart), Is to S. Z to s.
to s. third. Time. 1I725. Van HON. Ponte
fract. Plantaganet. Rio Bra1os, Carondolet f
T.uco and Circulate alSo ran.
SECOND RACE Handicap: 3year olds: one mil
Opportunity. u6 tHoag) even. to }. out. woh;
Fizer ITO (wilams,. 8 to l, 2 to /. to ), sec
ond; Spear Lance 100 (Borel), 6 to l, . to s.
l 70 z third. Tine. laa Lucille P. and Msnris-
ter Toi also ran
THIRD RACE-Gairing; 1year-olds and up
ward; mile and onesixteenth. Transport 1lC
tMerimee), to q s to s. 4 to & won; Lady Worth.
ington, ITO IT. McraEzart). to /. Q to /, 4 to s.
second; Voluspa. los (Sherrer). to /, to l. to
5. third Time, 1855 School for scandel
Chivator. Primo Mover. Lady Powers also ran.
FOURTH RAOE-handicap: 9year-olds and III,
ward; mile and seventy yards woodstone I05
Murphy. 1 to l. to & to 4 won; Hendrun
16 (Buxton), = to .. to s. to 5, second
Dnitry. l1o IT. MoTagsart), I to !, 2 to S, l to
2. third Tine 1asA No Managsr and Indo
lence also Tan
FIFTH RACE Claiming; sye.rolds; a1 fur
longs Netie walc1tt. lo1 Cscharer), 7 to l.
to 2. TO 5. won; Houdo. ps CTrdor). s to /.
Is to !. to l. to l. third. Time LII Is Aunt
Liz Mico Girl. Sybdl. Ella Ryan, The Baroness
EX-Sherin. Pas de Chance and Hanna also ran
SIXTH RACE-Gaimix; 3year-olds and up
' ard; mile. Sansyming. Ill Urquehart), 6 to =
to 70. to s. won: Chad Buford Ill tCrump)
to ;. to l. to s. second; Plaudto lG (Mur.
phy). to z even, Q to 5, third. Time :I6
Tootde. Glass A. VOLTS Bath Esther L. and
Virginia W. also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Five and onehaR furlongs; syear-
olds and upward; claiming. Our Meta 90: Stony
Brook, %; 'Marigoh. loe; 'Protagoras IU; Palm
Leaf. liz; Heart Beat. I4; Lost Fortune, Ia;
Gino n4
SECOND RACB-Fve and one-haR furlonss
s-year-olds; claiming. twinkle Toes. IS: sMagne-
tina, 5; 'oakwood Boy 100 Cherry Belle, 100;
Bray 100; 'F7eicha Neera. lo4; Sable, 10
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; S-year-oIds and up-
ward; claiming: $50. Immense. %; Hail Columbia
S; Cuddle Up. ~; Polonium. lOl; Bonnie Tess.
los; Omar, loS.
FOURTH RAcE-siI furlons; syesro,ds and
upward; claiming. Seminole. 8; 'Dr, Cam io2;
Dancing Star. lG3; big Luma1 ios San Jon, iO7 ,
Sherwood lot; Thomas Hare, lo7: Easter Star, lG ,
Ball Band. 10; ot1o. Ill; Luke Van ZAndt. lSs
Altama u3
FIFTH RAcE-st. turionss: s-year-oIds and up,
ward; claiming. Old Drury. si II Coming, iNS !
raulsun, iO6I oopperto~n. 1861 .rrontier, i1I
spohn. ios; Ahnslow, los; Coloss los, Ethan
Ansn. ns; CAPT. Elliott. no. Nisadoa ils' Gane.
SIXTH RACE -stx tricagsI syearelds and up-
wardi elaimins. Brown BAhy, Dj .sDonner, I'd,
Mis- Gsnevieve. 1851 DiAn. 16j sHa'penny, los;
Molly o.. io6i LsndorA lo5i dnsada, lN .Ruiser,
l@i ni.sbstA La, anI Aspsi Tea tisi IN
'ySss pounds ssps.sas SMnp.s saai..l.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SI furings; Syesr-oIds and NJ
ward: claiming Stellsta los Miller. to l.
70 ., 6 TO s. won5 Louise Grees. lB a. Ryan.
10 10 ]. 4 TO !. : 70 l. secoud; OskhurSt. 10
Mink. 4 10 ]. 70 J. even. thTd. Tine. lAi IS
Stony Brook DEmietta, SOUthrn star. NInO Nj
chscho and Gino also nn.
SECOND RACE Six frlongs 3vosreo,ds and up
ward; claiming San Jon lo5 lMinder 10 J..
TOO ; to s. won: Passion. 20 Mink. Jo l.
6 TO S. ) TO s. second: Safe and Sane e5 P0's
TO /. S TO . TO 5. third Time. lii2i
Golden Chance. Marblehssd. Odds and Enl, No
Adams also ran
THIRD RACE-siI furlongs: 4-y.sr-oIds and VI
ward; claiming. Divan. 100 tMinde 10 J.
TO s. to s. won: Moncief. loa Petzl. 20 ..
even. To . second: Omar. IB CWIngheld1. 10 l.
TO l. 70 s. third. Time lli. Tho~. Harr
Dancing Star, Falls City. Grenade. +. F. An~e
also rzn
FOURTH RACE-FIve and q half furlnugS ; yea
olds and upward: claiming. SSrgDn II. q Rowan
to . even. ! To = won; King Box. lIs risrESr
10 to : 70 !. 10 l. sscoDd; Felins. ll2 'Nlml
70 ]. > 70 l. even. third. Time. D. Mad Tour.
MconstoCe Aunt Elsie. Gaelic. Bulssr also rsr
FIFTH RACE-F1ye and q half furlonES 5-ycs-
dds and upward claiming. Flute. 10 Tsplir
to l. TO s to s. won; Helmet DsuE1rr-= 3
Petzl to l. 20 2 70 s. seCnnd Margs-r (
Ellen. los Cruisel. to /, To 2 10 5. third
Tine D rs Plaschke Rob Blossom Rarptts.
Lenslsen's Pride Mis- Primity. Drurm sl-o rsn
SIXTH RACE-One mile sand Hi lO7 Rowan
to 5 l 10 = out Won; FoncinnsIre lT 'MiBder
TO !. 10 .. TO S. Secnnd; Rsv . I4Ef'
loo CCOrzl. to !. : to l, even. third. Time.
rs. SeTulan, MIlLbsr. Pin Money. Tsms-
lane also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling; for 3year-olds and up
ward; mile Dyson. IS; 'Rhymer. % Lady
Mildred. ea: Joe Walsh. l0S; Leiloha, rs; Huda 5
Brother. lOs: Spectre. 50: 'Hazelnut. 81: 'Bsmu-
dian. l9; Mis- Detroit, lO6: Petit Bleu, 1os; Joe
D., ll0
sBCOND RACE-sellinS; for Sycar olds and up
ward; one mile-'Lady Ward, 81; 'Plandite. lO2;
will Do. los; Kneelet. lO6 Etta's Charm. lOs;
'stonehense lOs; Quiz. IOI: BolaIa. lO5; Basdlsmar
l06; 'Sosius. lo7; DR. Kendall. IB; Hops. H.
THIRD RACE-Sellng; for Syearolds and up
ward five and one half furlongs. 'Kutur, 90;
Sugar King. l0o; Freeman los; Miss Kruter. III
'Recluse. 100; 'Utelius, lO4; Alex Getz. lG; Lang
horne. lis
FOURTI RACE-st Patrick's Handicap for )
yearolds and upward; six furlongs Bedtime Storise.
lb Fleetabell. 100; Bob Hensley. ll2; Jack 0Dowd.
lO6; Adelaide, 10; HanOyia, Ia
FIFTH Selling; purse: for +year-oIds and
upward; one and three sixteenths miles AIDA, los;
Trieste. l6; Kiday, l07; Billie Baker. 10; First
Star. los; Transport. los: Thanksgiving los.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: for 2year-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yards. Jack Reeves. 100;
Gen. Pickett, loS; Jessie Louise. 10; Yermack l03
'Turco. la; Little String ia
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Joe: Cantillon Is Hot After
Big Right-Hander Flaherty
Dutch and Irish Game
Off at Augusta Camp

Augusta, Ga, March 16.-Man-
ager Clark Griffith. of the Ma
tonals wired Ban B. johnson. the
president of the American League.
late tonight and asked the Gear"
his opinion on The threatened rail-
road strike and IL he considers 1t
safe for the Washington club to
continue its plans for the barn
storming trip or whether he ad-
vised the team leaving here Mon
day for the Capital City.
The Old Fox wants to beat the
strikers into Washington provid-
ing he cannot take his barnstorm-
ing trip and word has been passed
out at Camp Albion tonight to be
ready to pack up at any time
within the next day so two.
But one game will be staged to-
morrow as the Old Fox believes
that the athletes are getting a
little too fine from the hard grind
that they have gone through since
reaching here. The game will
start about II and will be played
between the Shamrocks and All
National Stars as the Old Fox
would not o X. the Dutch meet
ing the Irish of the club on ST.
Patrick's Day.
Capt. Mcbride and the Old Fox
are busy tonight making the line
ups for these two teams.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
MANY PLAYERS TO
RETURN TO MINORS

New York. March 16.-By tn etime the
sixteen major league clubs are through
wedding out the players who will not be
carried on their rosters this season, near
ly 20 players will be turned back to the
minors. Reports received here today
will commence earlier this year than IN
years past. Manager McGraw Of the
Giants and Manager Donovan OF the
Yankees are expected to release a num-
ber~ OF players within the coming week.
In all there are about 800 ball players
training with sixteen major league clubs
OF this number the American League
with its twenty-five player limit. will
keep approximately 800. The National
League clubs will carry about 175 players
throughout the season.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
TRUXTONS WILL JOIN
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

The Truxton Athletic Club is now ready
to make final preparations for the base
bail season. they having been granted
franchise in the Capital City Amateur
League by President John Ernst.
The Truxtons have an exceptional
is expected.
All members and candidates are urgent
ly requested to be present at a meeting
10 be held at 81 Florida avenue north
west. at o'clock Wednesday. March q.
Many important matters must be set
tied and it is necessary that every one
b. present.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
G. W. u. GIRLS PLAY
TEMPLE HERE TONIGHT

One of the fastest games of basketball
seen in the National Capital during the
present season. wherein girls will be the
principals. is promised tonight. when the
George Washington sextet meets the
Temple University. OF Philadelphia.
The Temple girls are coming to this
city with reputation of being one Of the
best feminine aggregations in the East,
but Capt. Seibold of the Buff and Blue.
feels confident that her team will be re-
turned a winner.
The game is to be played at the Y NJ.
C. A. and Is scheduled to start at S
o clock
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Men Are Responding
to the Call of Spring
at P-B's.

HATS for Spring.
There's a steady fIOU Of
wise buyers Uho
KNOW from experience
that P-B'S
RdmO, s.
Omar, S.
PGrgef, s.
Hats cannot be bcSted.
Glad TO 1T you today.
SHIRTS. Be sure 10
see the White Mddrds
Shirts 5cifh the double
cuffs, on sale at 6oe.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Tom Gibbons Laces Clarke.

Scranton, Pa, March 16.-In a ten-round
bout that was full of action. Tom Glib
bons. OF st. Paul, gave Jackie Clark. of
Allentown, Pa, an artistic laclng before
the Town Hall Club last night. Gibbons,
who was seconded by his brother Mike.
closed Clark's left eye and then tore his
fac. 20 ielIY
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

'Altrrck batted for Graft in fifth.
1.-TWO ont when winning min was scored
Runs-MUGan. Fl Milan. Sawyer Crane t2'
Moran. Foster g Milan. Smith Rice. Shanks
Two base ht-C-lHe. Three-base hit-Giharrity Sto-
len bases -Shanks Menosky ~. H Milan. Sacrifice
hit-C Milan. Bases on bals-Of Craft ;; OF
Shaw. !; of Gallia, 5: Of Humphrey. l. Hits and
earned rns-Of Shaw. l hit runs in innings
IN Graft, hits runs. In innings: on Gallia. S
hits in I inninEs; o1 Humphrey hits
runs in innings. Struck out-By Shaw / by
Gallia, ?. Umpire-Joe Cantillon Time Of game
l hour 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
MORNING GAME

Augusta. Ga, March 16.-In the final in
ming of the morning game, today, the
Yannigans. after one grand and glori-
Gus batting rally. which netted them four
runs, lost to the Regulars in the final
half. after the fielding went up in
smoke. The score ending 6 to 5.
Nick Altrock's Yannigans had pounded
Gallia's shoots with ease, and 1t looked
a. though the game was on ice. but with
a single by Shanks followed by Menosky's 8
error let the game slip away.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Earned rrs-ReEulars. I: Nannigsns g. First
base hy erru-s-Regulsrs. /; Ysnngans 6. Left on
hases-Regulars 6: NanniEanS 4 FIs1 base on
balls-Of Thomas. !: OF Ayers ?; of FlaheTty. >;
od Jameson, . Innings Titched-By Thomas {:
BY Ayers. ); by F1sherty. Z; by Jameson 4 Hits
msde-0f Thomas. o; of Ayers :: Of Flaherty. Z;
Of JamiesOn T. Struck out-By Thomas /; By
Ayers /: by FlAherty. 2 Home rm-Menoskey.
Three base hits-MenOskey. Morgan. Rice. Two
base hits-Johnson %, X. Milan. c. Milan Smith.
Sacrifice hies-MoTEan. Stolen bases-JudEe Saw
yer. Hit by pitcler-By Ayers. c. Milan. Wild
ptches-AyerS Pas.ed bAlls-Gharrity Henry I'm
pires-Mesrs. Martin and Altruck- Time Of game
hourx.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Wencke Removed from Office

-tI5any, \. 7, March 16.-GovernUr
Whitman today removed from office
frederick A. Wencke. chairman Of the
State Athletic ComissiOn following
charges filed against him by Harry Pol
lok. John ]. White and Patrick T Pow
crs. with the petition. asking that he
Re removed from office
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
MatheWson Can Write

New York. March 16.-By the time the
Cision handed down here today by the
Supreme Court, Chdsty Mathewson.
manager of the Cincinnati club, may
write articles for any newspaper or syn
d'cate. Mathewson has been writing ar
tiCles for 4 New York syndicate which
C'aimei the right to publish his stories
exclusively and carried the case to the
courts.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

SprinPtime ~ ell
comes you at P-BS
toddy--WeLcom m eS
you with the bright
est, cleperest, spring
styles you ever cast
an eye upon.
NEW ideas in
patterns and styles
shown in thousands
of P-B Spring Suits
and Top Goats. SIS
-20-25 and 80.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Freddie Welsh may give Charley White another
chance in Havana. We highly favor Of White
getting his chancs-in Havana
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Thomas work on the slab were easily
the features Of the contest The score
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

SOUTHEAST DCCKPIN LEAGUE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-10

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Ic sic swiadkowi, gdyby nleszczesllWy pan rnu"NS
usiad}. gdv pan Snubbin dawa} mu znak' luD guy
bv pan Buzfuz powstrzymal byl W samym Poc=e'
h, badanie, Ale pan Buzfuz ME myslaf uczynlc te7
90, gdvz dostrzegf wzruszenle II pana W1nNe |
zreczn;e wvwnioskowal, re klientka jego moze ma
tenn skorzystac. w chyili, gdy tie Wyrazy ME "
m ,eiscu wvpadly: Z ust swiadka, pan Phunky usladh'
a pan Snubbin pospieszyf, bye moze "a skWaPhWie
wezwa1 pana Wrinkle, by opuScif trybune' Fan WIN
ke gotowal sic do tego Z wielkiem zadoWoIenlem
gdy powstrzyma1 go pan Buztuz.
-Zaczekaj-no pan, panic Wrinkle zawoia'
Potem, zwracajqc sic do sedzlego, poWledzlaf: -
Mech wasza wielmoznoSc raczy zapytac SWlauN'
W iakich okolicznoSciach ten gentleman, nag9cy
bvc lego oicem postapii sobie dwuznacznle Z kobe
t.. .
Panic rzekl sedzia do nieSZczesliWego I
zrozpaczonego pana Wrinkle czys pan Siyszaf
z%apytanie uczonego adwokata? Oplsz WyPadek' Q
ktorym nadmieniles!
- Milordzie rzekl pan Wrinkle glosem drz2
cvm chcialbym.".. chcialbym co do tego zacno
wac milczenie.
Bvc moze - odparf sedzia ale movie
t1zeba.
Wsr6d powszechnego gieboktego milczenia'
pan Wrinkle wybelkotai, re ~jedynym wqtpliwym po
stepkiem pana Pickwicka bylo, gdy zostaf male
ziony o p6inocy w ~sypialni pewnej danny; co sic
zakonczylo, jak mniewaf pan Wrinkle, zerwanlcn'
maizehstwa projektowaneso przez DANG w mo-
vie bedaca co stale sic p~owodcm, jak dobrze vic
dial, przymusowego stawienia pickwickwistow
przed Jerzvm Nupkinsem, burmistrzem / sedzl9 pc
koju Ipswich.
Mozesz pan opuScic trybune rzekf IL;
tenczas pan Snubbin.
Pan Wrinkle opuScif tez ia niezwlocznle i Pc
biegf iak szalony do hotelu, gdzie pc khku godz
zach odkryty zostaf przez garsona z giow9 POM!
dzy poduszkami sofy jeczqcy w spos6b rozdzler;
jacy SERGE.
u DOkonczenie naStapi.)