davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

Rated fo- Cieo''e 81 'he sixth inning
BaIed FOR Russell IN DE 81 ghth inning
Cleveland ..-... ...... 4
chicago. ....... % @ O-l
Tyo. ht-, A.,s- Speaker l2l. Roth .-l. Chairman.
Tells. 20 Ttrce- base h's- Ftls0H. Chapman. Sscgi-
f-e h's-Chapmar. Evans. Rnih. Double plsys-
Evans % Wan o>ganss 90 Guisto. Hsberg 10 GGndi
Chapman 10 WauIisganss TO GuistO. Chapman 10
Guisto IJeft on h4sc.- Chicago. ?. Cleveland. :.
First base oI esruls- ca. ago. 20 Bass on balls
On Cicotfe q. % (1umaa. J. Hits and earned
runs or Ccp,'e l.,s { grs So AZ innings
NJ Russell @ hit. fg. y two nrnu N
Dt9f.rh ] li' iuIs Dr. one inning. % Coum foe.
hits. J Uyn il u.Io innings Strlr. out b
Ci-our o.. v Connie. B. Wild pitch Coumhe
lmylrcs -Nailu and Evans Tine g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Seyens Wins at Tennis

h a ~ Tech opened its tennis sea-
|seI,,a.s eesen yesterday By defeating
Wa College, 9 10 O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Twelve Dreary
Innings Make
Flatbush Weep
Dodgers and Braves in lie
Game Which Is Parody
on Baseball
Bv W. J. MACBETH

The Dodgers and Braves fused
around for twelve dreary innings nj
Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon with
out going anywhere in particular. Al
the end Of that time Ernest Quigley'
the dancing master. who patches out
the lean summer days in umpiring Tor
John X Tener. called halt with the
score tied at Gall. 1t wasn't too dark
TO play then. but Quigley followed the
first instinct Of man. Absolutely he
would have laughed himself TO death
II he had shown further suferance 70
the ignoble exercises.
Let's say that Brooklyn won moral
victory. They got rid Of Dick Rudolph
S,alling1's star pitcher, anyhow. They
got rid Of him cheaply, too almost at
ne expense Of RUDE Marquard. They
20, rid o. him after Brooklyn hope
had almost trickled free 10 Crow Hiil
with the goat Of Charles Hercules Eb-
bets.
Rudolph. who shares with Heine Tim
norman the odium Of Bronx address
was breezng along TO apparent victory
I'll he fell upon evil days in the sixth
4 whole lot Of Brooklyn baseball had
given him a ) 10 lead. Such mar
gin usually is synonymous with sue
ross f0r Richard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Penn Defeats Ursinus

Philadelphia, April 25.-The Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania baseball team de-
feated Ursinus here to-day, 8 to 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Random S Response

We, too, thought of Cobb and Speaker,
IN a bygore other ddy,
Thinking not Of fame and glory,
only longed to see them pioy;
When the sun shone on the bIeGchers,
And the rooters filed the stand,
These old wdr cries filed our boso1ns-
Iris is mp" or "Ty has famed"
Steiner things no10 dim the glorie'
Of the trail Of bat and ball;
Uncle Sam calls for his legions-
Random clearly hears the call;
Strong for sport and strong in battle,
Erery man l0iU take his stand,
Loriug still Ty, Iris, etc,
LOring more our ratire land.
JOHN n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

C% Gya1kls70 Rice
Song of the Stalwart

what Fate may ofer-fod or foir--
Agninst the shddoWed sky
PH play my role-FH do my share
m keep my head held high
RI take the Games break as IL comes
From non beyond the mufled drums.
RI let the soft yeors fade from rietc,
Is sundyi(t through the tcood
TO gire my share Of 1Cb0t is due
TO serre the common good;
For where IN full each gires his part
The load is lighter from the start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Six Extra Base Hits

Six extra base hits featured the work
Of the Pawling School team in defeating
Holbrook School on the formers field
at Pawling, y. Y, yesterday by a score
Of IL TO 3.
The score By innings follows:
n IL
PaTlinE ........ ....... lie Il s
HolbTOoX ............ q 81 4
Battr-fes-Rand and Coaklln. Burch ard wIIkin.
son. Mestrry-f and Oreg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

b - So. o o o 50
- '''',..-... eel . Q e.
49,. h.a-S,nink Baksr. Russell. Witt
lsa-- =, he.ae .schAng S,o.en bases-
- 20 hfA. Sacrifice hiis--MeGor. hifh.
"a ks,-ntas ny- rhfasher Double play
~ 80 srd Baies Len o. bAsss New
= - -.Asctsla. e. firf base o. eyTOr-
- hAt-s o. hails-Of koyes 5 90
1isd r1fs--sDf Russell. 4 % Nogos
~ y is9i.k-by Russell ischangl. Struck
al y" " % Russell. rassed ball
N"pire,-Oacn and Dinfcn. Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
American Association

Irdlauar-lk 2 Minresp1iis I
l0uhTlle. : kNrsD utT
Mfyaukse a. Columbus (rainl.
81 PAU a. Toledo tTainJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81. Louis at Detroit:
Washington at Boston.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia, 4: New York, :.
Boston, s.; Washington, 4.
Cleveland. 4; Chicago, J.
81. Louis at Detroit traln)'
STANDING OF TEAMS
W.L-Pc w. l.. PC.
Cbicaso ! $50 ~. Louis. .i5S
Boston. $50 Phila-..... . ".
New York s 4 500 WashtOn.. 4 I .3et
Cleveland 6 6 500 Detroit. i . III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
JOHN H. M'GOUGH.
and Tosreau.

training H. L'tootbal baseball,
trsck The probably Next
boxing furnishes the harder physical virtues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

- l701I-..II "
- -. ,,,s-Burns Fletcher bsncsot. Nlshon
tEl, AlcA Ill.,. rups-Kilduf. Cfavaih stolen
sio,s. I sgr, CrsSsih NiehoT Sseaee s ~,
Kifrr o. sloct cr'Tste 81 pGsss Nsr YoT.
Niehen 49, Firs, base ga erora-Ph,ls
e,p5s ss. g S.oTa M. r ias s.rS 90 a W..
dleion ] OF 10 4 rms ~ three and one third
irSsrs 81 Mddl,oo s III 5 ~, 20 runs s' is
uid t~o lu-i~' - Giefandor - hit runs il
40 h ,sn,ss, ,none oVt SO eiEfhl o1 Asysr
III feas - str,ck oul-By reTritt 4. oy
sefnu ss.hv Ilsrsndsr, a b. Mayer. g. Tn
$3.50 1870 nsth,.r .sd Bnnstsid. rme-zls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Southern Association

Atlanta :. Birmingham. Q
Chsttanoora. ?. Htfis fock
Mobile Sss Orleans
Nashville = Menlphl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

Two base ht-Wllson. Three base hits-Huhs.
Mann Stolen bases-buhn, Neaie %. Chase.
Cue,o Zeider Thorpe. Sarihe hits-Kcps. CIsss
f2I. Zeder Double plays-c1ass tunsss.s,sdl -;
Dayls 10 Zeder Double Diays-fhaso tun Assisted /.
Doyle 10 Zeidsr LEFT on bases-ChicASo. &; GIN
cinnafL H. First base On errors-Chcaec. L
Bsl- oa balls--Or Vaughn. 4 on Schneider q.
Hts and earned rJns-On Schneider. hits. 3 runs
I'M innings Of Eller no hlts. no runs IN |
inning HIT By pi;cl-r-By Schneider tWiluansl
struck out-By Vaughn. Il: b. Schneider. z.
Passed ball Elliott. tmpi'e--Klem aud kmslia,
Timr-2.Oe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

BASEBALL TODAY. $50 P. a.-N. Y. American,
" Philsdsip1iL Polo Grounds. Adm soc-Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 9: Philadelphia, S.
Brooklyn. 6; Boston, s az in. DARK
Pittsburgh. 10; 81. Louis, y.
Chicago. 1; Cincinnati. =
Standing OF TEAMS
WIP.cI w. l.. Pc
New York 5 > 500 Cincinnati. Z 3 .t6.
81. Louis.. Q ; $40 Brooklyn. J .355
Chicago. s e 81 Plttsb'gh.. : 10 .555
Boston,. , 4 -Soo fhila-.' ''"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

of championship
VIII championship fight this stage conditions
hardly likely
carried the
distance Leonard should Welsh could
could hardly
the challenger Welsh bagged the
lightweight infant then He has about
serve a lie the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
sschneld1 out hit By bs'ted ball
fBattod Tor Schneider IN eighth inning

Totals 1ai7'sssO' TO,,i. ....saau Tlis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

s.,,sd Tor Middleton IA 10 s, ,a,av lD''f
Ia iS - Tssder,ls So the Ninth inninS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Nehf Checks Smuggling

Nobf was very good for the next
co,,nlo Of innings, but was holsted TO
give Rawlings a chance to drl1t 10
Myers for the third out OF the tenth
In tho last three innings Reulbach was
often in tight places, but managed 10
stacoer through. He sRndwiched passes
20 CYtshaw and Miller round Mowrey,
sacrifice in his frat inning, the tehth,,
Thu he struck out Sherrod Smith and
hid Frbrique to a fly. This same
Smith tripled 10 left centre with TWO
down in the twelfth. lie might nave
won the game II he had shaken the man
The early runs Of the Braves on
Marouard came easily. Maranvllle
walked. and with Massey. got an eNti .
base when Wheat booted an mon ehsN (
single. Magees long fly and OopD.e
bv Fabrique let in these respect.i,E,e =
rms. 4 double steal by Maranvll'e e
and Nagee with two out gave boston f,
a ALLY in the hfth. Cutsha" hAhuleG
Chief Meyers throw sioppily' ana
then made a bad peg home. III
Clean singles, punched IN me SIN
earned = couple of runs OF me huoe'
Kelly and Gowdy. who HIT with one OUT
botb advanced on Rudoiph's inner 70
Stengel Stengeps throw 10 miro
.bonid have hSaded Kelly If Mowrey
SnS nu+ The bail on the runner. Maran-
Tiles single brought the two base
Tbe wildness OF Wheeler Dell en-
sbIod the Braves to tie the score IN inc
ciehth inning. Red Smith walled TOOK
second or a wild pitch and third on
Cowdy's out. after Bailey had tsnned'
Eehf drew a pass. Smith carried over
the tieirg run on double steal VITA
the pitcher. -,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Leaves His All on Bench

Going out in the sixth Rudolph lett
everything on the bench but his person.
How those champions did hop on the
Bronx marvel. Why, even old tortoise
Meyers rode = cripple for pinch two
haCper-his first official hit OF TINS
vear of grace. Rudolph was hammered
for four runs in the round, and driven
from the box in the lucky seventh
after he had put two other runs on the
paths. , g..
Brooklvn's part Of the afternoon Is
hest described in a picture OF those
sixth and seventh innings. The Dodg-
ers batted all the way round IN the
sixth. Daubert drew pass as
starter. and Myers singled 10 rIghl'
Wheat singled to centre, scoring jazz
and moved to second on the thro"-ln'
Rabbit Meanwhile collared StengeFS
nigh hoist. Cutshaw's out VIA Massey
taIIied Hi Myers. Mowrey singled 10
centre. scoring Wheat. Chief Meyers
doubled TO left and Mowrey registered
Hickman went in to run for the lndiah'
Smvth. for Marquard. drew pass, put
Fabriaue, the ninth batter or the lId"le'
grounded weakly TO the box ,,-
Daubert scratched INT TO IwomOly
starting the seventh. When Myers
hunted, Twombly made a bad TOSS 70
Massey. who covered first. and put run
ners on third and second, with none
out. That ended Rudolph. SouthpaIw
Nehf was rescued when MaranVliie
made a grand running catch OF heat
puzzling Texas Lacquer ana nero tng
runners to their stations nuV o'ei'ge'
broke loose with clean hi' 10 Iisn,
field that scored the last TWO nroVAlS y
runs and put the Dodgers out J" i'o"'
for the first time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26

ro..i ..sdI5etisa ra.s'' ..'sie'lts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
GAL,ICYJSCY UCHODzCY "a
GROzENI GLODEM. 49,.

Jak donosza do "kuryera
Lwowskiego' w Giebau, powiat
Sternberg ma Morawach znajduje
sic kilkanascie rodzin ewakuowa
!Eych z Monasterzysk. Ludzle CT
skazani sd ma smierc glodowa, al
BOWEN ludnoSc tamtej sza ME
chce i'm sprzedawac srodk6w spo-
zywczych. Pred miesiacem uda}a
sic d%eputacya Giebau do Ko}a
iPolskiego, gdzie obiecano i'm pc
moe. l choc cztery tygodnle mine
10, juz cd tel obietnicy rozpaczll-
wy stan ewakuowanych wcale sic
ME zmienil ku lepszemu. Ludnosc
BOWEN tamtejsza wprost gfosno
otwarcie oswiadcza: "Pro Pola--
k6w ne maj nic", Ia posrednict--
wen prasy polskiej galicyjskle
zwracaja sic biedacy, by przeclez
czynniki w%p}ywowe zaje}y sic lch
losem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
Z fnndusz0W ma ten eel prZeZna-

Z fundusz0w ma ten eel przezna-
czonych przyzna} Rad kwote
pol miliona koron, a to Ma pre-
ciag 3ch micsiecy.
Celem wprowadzenia akcyi tel
W Gym we Lwowie, wybrano spe-
cyalna komisye, kt6ra IA dwoch
posiedzcniach ustaliia caly pro-
gram tel akcyi.
Namiestnictwu przedfozyl ma
stepca komisarza rad dr.. Schlel-
cher szczegolowe sprawozdanle
dotyczace sposobu prowadzenla
calej akcyi zapomogowej we 1.-Two
vie, w kt6rym zgodnie z oplnla
komisyi przedstawif eyre os6b
majacych W tel akcyi korzystac
ma so tysiecy. Reskryptem z kon-
ca kwietnia zarzadzono sygnate
1000 koron ma potrzeby Lwowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
WAI,KA z BANDYTAM1.

z Warszawy donosza: We wsl
Sekocinku, W okolicy Talent, u
rzadzono oblawe ma bandytow,
kt6rzy przebywali W domu mega
kiego Jana Gasiorka. Ten dom
|mia} oddawna fla opinie / pred
|stawiciele wladz policyjno sled
czych udali sic do Sekocinka pier
wotnie jedynie w tym celu, ably
przyaresztowac Gasiorka, ktore~
go chata byla gniazdem / schro~
niskiem opryszk6w.
Gdy zapukano do drzwl domu'
znajdujacy sic wewnatrz ludzle
zaczeli strzelac i zranili Jednego
z agent6w, oraz woznice Kazimier
czaka, kt6ry ~przywi6zl do Seko--
Gina policye. Wezwano tedy pobli
ski posterunek wojskowy, ktory
da} przez drzwi kilka salw kara
binowych. Pc tych salwach ajen-
ci wskoczyli do domu, gdzle INA
leziono :jednego z bandyt6w bez
zycia. Jest to niejaki Stefan Gle
sielski, oddawna poszukiwany. Ma
lezal on do zorganizowanej ban
dy, kt6ra liczyla okolo 40 uczest-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

fatalne skutki.
Pred dwoma dniami nadeszly
diva wagony ziemniakow na sta
eye grzegorzecka, przeznaczone
ola gminy m. Krakowa, kt6ra je
zam6wila i zaplacila. Ma STACEY
zjawii sic nastepnie jakis turnkey
onaryusz wojskowy, skonfiskowal
papiery przesylkowe i wystawiw
sly MOVE, wyslal jeden wagon
ziemniak6w do Morawskiej Ostra
WY, drugi do Bogumina.
Brak wedlin w Krakowie coraz
czescie:j i coraz W w%iekszych roz-
miarach daje sic odczuwac. Powo
dem tego W znacznej mierze jest
fakt, IL masowo wywozi sic pace
XII wedlin do Wiednia, badztc
przez osoby przejezdzajace prze2
Krakow, badz to przez kolejarzy,
N~alezaioby Ola zaradzenia zfemu
zarzadzic, ably W m~asarnlach ME
wolno bylo jednej stronie spree.
dawac wiece:j wedlin jak mp. jed.
no kilo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
POGIOSKA o TWORZENIU
GABINETU.

z Zurychu donoszq: Welding dc
peszy, nadeslanej tn Z krakowa:
hrabia Adam Tarnowski z Tarno,
wa. byly austro : wegierski amba
sador w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
wvjecha} do Warszawy, gdzle ma
wziac udzia} W konferencyi, W
celu utworzenia polskiego gablne
tn. Hrabia Tarnowski jest wymle
niony, jake kandydat ma urzad
prezydenta ministrow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
STRAJK G6RNIK6W.

w czesci Zaglebia Dabrowskie
90 ".zostajacej pod zarzadem au.
stryackim'' wybuch} W poniedzla
lex I b. m. strajk i ogarna} odra,
zu prawie wszystkie kopalnie hu
ty.
Przesz}o II tysiecy gornikow j
hutnik66w zawiesilo prace.
Robotnicy zadaja podwyzsze-
MIA p}ac i uregulowania dostawy
zywnosci, ktora W Zaglebiu zdaw
IA szwankuje.
Nieurodzajna, piaszczysta oko-
lea Dabrowy ME moe W laden
spos6b zaspokoic potrzeb nagro--
madzonych ma ciasnej przestrzenl
robotniczej ludnosci, a dostarcze-
ME maxi i ziemniakow z dalszych
powiatow Krolestwa natrafl ma
rozmaite biurokratyczne trudnos
ci. Polozenie robotnik6w bylo l.
stotnie ciezkie i trzeba bedzie wy
tezonych staran, re strony wfadz
ably zabezpieczyc i'm sta}y dowoz
srodk6w do zycia.
Robotnicy strajkujacy zgroma-
dill sic pred gmachem komendy
W Dabrowie. Ma wezwanie pred
stawiciela wladzy wyslali delega
tow, z kt6rymi przeprowadzono,
obrady zakonczone p%omyslnie.
Komenda zgodzi}a sic ma pod
wyzke pfacy Is proc. i IA udzia}
przedstawicieli robotnikow W kon
troll mad rozdzialem zywnosci.
Pc zawarciu ugody odbyl sic
vice ma kopalni Reden poczem 70
botnicy powr6cili spokojnie do
piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
STAN ZAsIEWoW w GALICY1

Do 'sPiasta' pisze pewien ko-
respondent z Wielkiej Wsl:
Teraz ia wiosne wszedzle ruch
do nieopisania. Wszystko sic obu
dzilo re snu zimowego odetchne-
10 swiezym powietrzem. Starry l
mlodzi kobiety i dziewczeta wy
ruszaja W pole, ably obsiac l obro-
bic ten zagon ojczysty te matke
ziemi. ably wydaia plony dobre,
bv bvlo DUO chleba ola a i zof-
merry. Lecz teraz roboty ida to-
nvm krokiem. Brak koni, brak
narzedzi %rolniczych, a co naJwaz-
nieisze okrony brak chlopow.
Ch}opo5w to juz prawie re mema'
Itvlko sami starry i m1ode chiopa
XII do II lat. Rekwizycye zboza
zrobi}y swoje. Kto zasiai VEGAS,
|temu juz zaczyna %zielenic, ale bar
Idzo rzadko, ozimina jest srednla,
dose dobra, pszenice }adne; zyta
|tez ladne, tylko polozone W mleJ-
|scach niskich. Pc n%izinach troche
wyginelo z powodu tego, IL snleg
marcowy DUO zyta wylezai. ME
ltak iak W inne lata, vice rok te-
raz bedzie p66zniej.J
|beda bardzodobre, DO bardzo Rad
ko posiane, a grunta nienalezycle
obrobione, vice so ky. zboza ma
m6rg ME wystarczy, zeby plony
bvlv dobre. Ma morg lichego grun
itu trzeba 120 kr. owsa, $50 ky. ny
ia, 14O ky. jeczmienia loo kg:
pszenicy. Oziminy ch}opy poslall
W ten spos6b, jak sic nalezy, l3o
ky. zyta, $50 ky. pszenlcy ma 1
m6rg, vice oziminy So dobre. Ola
kur komisye ME zostawiiy AM
kc. ieczmienia: tax samo ola
|swin. Kurom jezeli sic ME Ga zlar
ma, to jaj ME beda niesc. TAX sa-
mo SWINE, jezcli sic i'm ME ola zlar
ma. to sic ME utucza. Me wesolo
sic ,wog6le ten rok zapowiada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
WlESu OJCZYZNY
WIELKA D w KRAKO-
VIE.

Pisma krakowskie pod data5go
czerwca b. r. glosza:
Rozpacz ogarnia ubozsze warst
wy ludnosci naszego miasta wo-
bee braku chleba. Wydaje sic kro
meczki tax male, re IA diva keskl
zaledwie wystarsza. Ziemniakow
bardzo ma1o; wyrobow masars--
kich prawien iema.... Co ma czy
mic biedna ludnosc, karmiona -
obietnicami dostarczenia maxi ru-
muhskiej, kt6rej wciaz ME widac.
Prezydyum miasta jeszcze raz
odnioslo sic telegraficznie do
Wiednia z przedstawieniem roz--
paczliwego p%olozenia ludnosci,k to
rel obecnymi racyami chleba az
Go nadejscia transporter rumun-
.skich przezywienie bedzie W sta
ME. Prezydyum miasta zwr6cilo
dalcj uwage, re deputacye robot
nicze oswiadczyly, IL praca stanie
we wszystkich fabrykach krakow
skich Z powodu wyczerpania fly
cznego, oraz wskazalo sposoby do
raznej pomocy, bez kt6rej sytua-
eva stac sic musi beznadziejna.
Niczaleznie cd tego poczyniono
%starania 0 uzyskanie kilkunastu
wagon6w maxi chlebowej W dro-
DIE krotkoterminowej pozyczki,
zwrotnej z transport6w rumuns-
kich.
Mimo obietnic magistrate re
wegiel rozdzieli miedzy drobnych
handlarzy, ktorzy beda sprzeda--
wall wegiel W drobnych ilosciach.
- wegla w sk}adach zupe}nie ME
ma. Handlarze oswiadczaja, re
wegla ME maja, gdyz 60 ME otrz.y
mali. Jezeli magistrat rzeczywis.
Gle miedzy mich wegiel rozdziela:
to widac odsprzedaja handlarze
odrazu ca}y zapas. RoWnlez
hurtownicy wegla ME maja, vice
zapewne w Krakowie wog6le ME.
ma wegla.
Sklad miejski wegla miesci sic
ma Warszawskim, jest zatem po'
lczony "a daleko ola wiekszoscl
dziclnic Krakowa. Kobiety, ktore
musza przewaznie IA plecach no
sic wegle z Warszawskiego dc
swych odleg}ych d~zielnic, choru'
ia z tego obloznie, a nawet-Jak
ir.formuja re sfer lekarskich -
zdarzaja sic wskutek tego liczne
poronienia.
Magistrat powinien natychmiast
: zarzadzic rozw6z wegla pc mics.
Gle furami hub automobilami, {
, kt6re MONA sic postarac II woj
skowosci. N%alezaloby tez urzadzit
kilka miejskich SHADOW wegla
polozonych W r6znych stronach
miasta, ably kazda dzielnica mia.
lsta byla r6wnomiernie zaopatrzo.
na we wegiel.
Dalsze tolerowanie dotychczasc
: wych stosunk6w moe ~sprowadzit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
K M0WIENIA Pc POL
sKU w WARSZAWIE.

Lubclski correspondent iii,
Kur. Codz." donosi swemu pismu
wprost nieprawdopodobna, re ty]
ko tego uzyjemy 'wyrazu, wiado-
nose. Otto W Lublinie otrzymano
2 Warszawy wiadomosc, il prey
dent t~amtejszy policyi Won Glase
napp. wydal rozkaz, w ktorym "a
|trudnionym W poszczeg6lnych wy
|dzialach prezydyum warszawskiej
policyi funkcyonaryuszom : Kr6
lewiakom zabrania porozumiewa-
MIA sic miedzy SODA W godzinach
urzedowych W jezyku polskim.
Zarzadzenie to niemieckiego
prezydenta policyi wywola1o' lat
vo zrozumia1e i az nadto uzasad-
nione oburzenie w spo1eczenstwie
kt6re ME moze wyszukac }acznos
ci miedzy tym Jaskra"ym anty--
nolskim "ukazem', a aktem ME-
podleglosci.
Specvalnie W Lublinie, gdzie
zw}aszcza pod radiant obecnego
general : gubernatora jezyk pol
ski ma wszedzie calkiem zreszta
naturalne prawo pierwszenstwa,
wiadomosc o rozporzadzeniu v.
Glasenappa komentowana jest ia.
ko jaskrawy przyklad roznlcy
dwu system6w rzadzenia " Pol
see.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

nik6w; z liczby tel ujeto 81 i wy
mierzono i'm sprawiedliwosc, pozo
stall SIERRA ~jeszcze postrach w o.
kolicy Faletn i Raszyna, oraz ola.
lei w kierunku Grojca.
w domu Gasiorka ujeto kilku
opryszkow. Wszyscy mieli rewol'
very i DUO nabojow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
Czuje sic odm1odzony.

wielka przyjemnoscia' plsze p
Flip Sprenger z Wainwright, AL
ta., "oznajmiam Vain, il W
chorobie mel skutki Ora. Piotra
Gomozo by}o poprostu zadziwiaja
ce. Czuje sic kompletnie odmfo--
dzonvm." To dobrze znane lekar
stwo ziolowe ma czyszczenie krwl
i organizmu ME jest medycyna ap
teczna. Jezeli jestescie zaintereso
wani, piszcie do DR.. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23

Goracc powictrze jest ciezkiem
dla ludzi cierpiacych ma zo}adek
wnetrznoSci. Rocky Mountain her
bata lest TEN czego potrzebuje--
Gle, reguluje wnetrznosci, nastra-
ia i czysci zoladek. Bierzcie ia i
czujcie sic ch}odni i szczesliwi. w
aptcce Brown'a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-23
MA BIEDNYCH W GAI.ICYI.

Jak wiadomo wdrozy1 .urzad
austryacki szeroka akcye zapomo
gowa ola ulatwienia wyzywienia
sic niezamoznej ludnosci Galicyi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
MiLLloNAlRE's FlANcEE
CAN'T cur hER CLASSES

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Mere school
books are no III training Tor a ISvyear
old girl who is engaged 10 Pasadenl.
Cal. multi-millionaire lad OF i6. all
eording 20 Mrs Austin DiestelhorsN
1886 Harrison boulevard. who was be-
fore Judge Porterfield recently. Com.
plainf was made OF faflure TO send
her 1aaghter. E2a. 1S.yeaPsold TO
school. The girl had attended only
thirty-seven out OF 30 school days.
Mrs Diestelhorst, ACCOMPANIED bv
her daughter. came into juvenile
court recently When asked about her
daughters failure to attend school.
Mrs. Diestelhofst explained that the
gifi was engaged TO 5ohn Nicholas
Brown, who was celebrated some ten
years ago as the SIC, 0o0.U00 babs. and
wedding would take place in four
wears. She was being fitted for her
station in. life. Furthermore, Miss
Eva is so smart she Keeps up with her
class even II she only goes TO school
one-fourth OF the time. The court de.
cidsd the girl should 20 to school re-
gularly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
BENEFITS FROM VISIT
OF CONGRESSMAN ARE
REcITED IN LEITER

? In a letter received THesaayt by
Speaker Holstein of the house. Dele.
gate Kuhio outlines his reason for re-
questfng the legislature to appropriate
$40 900 for the visit of congressional
party to Hawaii.
The letter says, in part:
Il thought IL would be OF great ad.
vantage to Hawaii TO have senators
and members OF the house visit the
islands and study at first hand the
conditions there. so that in the future
we might receive, II not favorable, at
least. intelligent legislation on matters
brought TO the attention OF congress.
Il believe, and YOU doubtless win
agree with me, THAT much good legis-
iation has resulted TO us from former
congressional trips, and il IS my
opinion that al this time when there
Is possibility of international COM
plications, that Hawaii VIII play an
important part and hence it is i'm
portant that our conditions be known
more especially from naval and mill
tary standpoint.
Therefore, it seems to me that we
can do no better for our territory than
to have the men who guide the affairs
OF the nation visit us and ascertain
our needs"